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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-02
THE FEELING IN PENNSYLVANIA.


syivania1 Democrat sa'e-.-s.z
"Wherever Gen, Packer has addressed. g.
democratic meeting, the people have turned out
IN great numbers 10 greet him, and manifested
the liVelies enthusiasm. On the contrary
wherever Mr.. Wila4ot has appeared, The nleft-
lngs were dull, and the turnout remarkably
small. AT Holiday ssburg, Huntingdon. ands
Chamhersburg, recently, their meetings were
but hzzles. What do these Signs bptoken1
Do they not plainly point ont that Gem Pack
tr is to be our next governor, and that the peo-
pie are heartily sick oflthis everlasting slavery
agitation, aud desire 10 give the men who are
al the head OF il ii mprtrd rpbuke? Penhsyl-
vanians are too loyal 10 fhs Constitutions u place
in their gnbernatorlal chaira blaek-repabcan
agitator." fatts. '> H.s"
The Philad-lphia Argus SAYS :.1es 3
"Wilmot appears to br making poor hpadway
in the west. His abolition harangues does not
please the people, and he meets, therefore, with
so much coolness and indifference that he has
abandoned some OF the appointments made for
him :ospeak, He was announced for Clarified
and several other places, which he has failed 10
meet, having evidently become sick and dis
heartrned with his prospects"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-02
Keep it Before the PEOPLE

That whilst David Wilmot is the candidate
ofa party which has tried its utmost to give the
negro the right TO vote in Maine, in New York.
in Iowa and other states; he also endorses the
doctrine that proscribes the Foreigner and the
Catholic, thereby shaving that he estpems the
BLACK above the WHITE man
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DO NOT CONDEMN HASTILY.

DV NUI OU4FDI4HN IINO IL1s
Be patient with your rrring brother, for God
is very patient with you, and it is your duty
to initiate your Father in Heaven as much as
possible. For one or two acts that may be
proved to the wrong, do moi condemn and cast
out forever beloved brother. You may not
understand the whole case, and if YOU were
faithfully and prayerfuly TO visit that brother
as Christ has labored with YOU, hp might be
saved. We cannot always see into the heart,
and our judgment would perhaps be- condemned
as often as approved by our Saviour. Instead
of casting stones at an individual, we would
often, If we knew and felt as Jesus does, sym
pathlzing, say TO the erring, $50 and sin no
more" We are called upon TO exercise not
judgment SO much as mercy and Jeremy
Taylor. 'a1 i5"
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not be full OF one engrossing topic and find room
Tor another. The consequence is that abolition
ism IN Vermont, and elsewhere, has excluded
Christianity. The process ofoperation is-first.
slnkewarnness, then neglect of religious or
5dinaDces, then disbelief. And yet the New
York Evangelist adopting the report Of the
convention, Innocently asks, What do these
things naedn 2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-02
one British Free Trade Tory

'was found in al Pennsylvania and that was
"WiIEmOt OF Bradford. The execrations of
"every friend of Pennsylvania, will fall upon
"and follow him, until he reaches that place
"where the worm dieth not and the fire is not
'quenched!"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-02

WHAT NExT1 Why NoTl-We see il stated as
fact 10 one of our exchange papers, that The
Chicago Ledger, full blooded Black Republican
advocates the nomination of some negro for the
Presidency in 1860. What next!
Why not? Why should not ''birds Of feather
flock together7" why should there BE- the slight
est hesitation or repusnance on The part Of white
nrgrors 10 voting for nggprs OF anoth,r color!
Let the''ant-slavery fanatics nominate ''culled
puSson" as their next candidate by all means
There would be san order of nationality" about
II peculiarly efFeshing-especially in warm
weather - Philn. .7rguS.
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WHAT THE wHIGS THOUGHT
OF WILMOT IN 1886.

1t will be remembered that the Tariff OF 1912
was repealed by Congress four years after its
establishment. When this repeal was made,
the opposition to the Democratic party were as
violent in their denunciations of Democratic
members of Congress, as they are now of those
who voted for the much abused Kansas Nebraska
Bill. Yet the very politicians who ravpd and
swore SO terribly at the passage of the Bill re-
pealing the Tariff of 40, and cursed David
Wilmet so bitterly for lending it his support, are
now warmly advocating Mr.. Wilmot's claims to
the Governorship of Pennsylvania. We give
below number of extracts from the leading
Whig Journals, published al that period, which
wllfshow how vehement the Whig party of
Pennsylvania was in its hostility TO the present
Abolition candidate for Governor:
From the Harrisburg Telegraph, July 10,
1916, then published BY TheO. Fem who now
edits the Lancaster Independent, Wjimot pa
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DO BANKS MAKE MONEY PLBNTYa

One ofthe arguments urged in favor ofourp pre-
sent paper money system, is that the Banks make
money plenty When do they make money
plenty-in season scarcity panic, pressure,
or in season ofrxpansion and abundancp? If
the Banks have the power 10 make money plenty,
they have the power 10 make it scarce whenever
II is for their interest OF their convenience to do
so.
But do the Banks make money plenty, free
gratis, for nothing? Not by any manner of means
They are not so benevolent and patriotic as that.
Those ~ho use their promises to pay, have to pay
real value for them. Paper, which has no intrn-
sic value except what it is worth by the pound
for rags, costs ihp public as much as gold and
silver. There is not greater fallacy extant
than that contained in The idea that Banks make
money plenty. They make real money scarce by
locking it up in their vaulls.-.4rgus.
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Gift and Retail Book Store.
NOW OPENED TWO DOORS WEST OF THE
WASHINGTON HOTEL BEDFORD, PA.
NEW AND VAL LUARLE BOOKS TO Be DIS
/ POSED OF IMMEDIATELY S. s.s

oar plan is to hsure a Repid SAFE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-02

WHAT BLACK REPUBLIcANIsM THINKS OF
PooR Mey.-Thp Black Republican candidate
for State Treasurer of Ohio is Alfred P Stone,
thr same gentleman who once made use ofthe
following expressions:
"Every laboring man ought to wear red
patch on his back, SO that he could be designated
from respectable prope."
Alta public supper, he gave the following
toast -" "WINE-A luxury, thank God, none but
the wealthy can enjoy"
Such aristocratic Gunkeys always meet with
favor from Black Repnblicanism-the same
party that would place negro on an eqnality
with white men.-GetYsburg CompiLer.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-13
Ecga1 Notice,

T OUISA CORBET, Leonard Corbet, Mary
Ia Bigcow, Johnson Bigelow and Jane X. Lewis, of
the county of Portage and state OF OHIO, and Emeline
Jones and Thomas Jones' of The state OF Illinois, and
Edward Lewis, of the state o. Michigan, hereby
notified that on the god day of July, d., 1857, pc
ton was filed ag inst their by Frances Lewis in the
Court of Common Pleas withil and for the county OF
Portage and state of Ohio, and which isnow pending
therein, wherein the said petitioner demands partition
of seventy two of land, situate and being the
township OF Palmyra, county of Portage and state of
Ohio, being also in the southwest of lot No.
in the 4h Division of lots in said township, Of which
Joseph Lewis died seized; and also that in said part
on said defendants heirs Of John Lewis, deceased
be compelled to account to said petitioner for the
value OF tract of land conveyed to the said John
Lewis 10y the said Joseph Lewis the 2lst day of Au
gust, A. D., 1899, of fifty acres of land situate in lot
No, of the kth Division of lots in the township of
Palmyra, county Of Portage and state of Ohio, and
also for the value of Other parcel of land which
the said Joseph Lewis procured to be conveyed to the
said John Lewis the 21st day of March, 1925, by
William Bacon, being eight and seventy-hundredths
of land situate and being in the south. west
ner of lot No. 10 of the 81 Division of lots in Palmyra,
Portage county, Ohio, and which said conveyances
in fact advanCemens from the said Joseph Lewis
from his estate to he said John Lewis, and at the time
of said convcyances said land and enements were of
the value of twelve hlndred dollars.
Said defendants are notified that they are required
to answer said petition before the 10Th day of
September, 1857. !, :, ..
J. L. g. II. G. RANNEY,
July 80, 1S57-6w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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HARVEST HOME c.-Arranqements
are being made for Grand Pic mic and Har
vest Home Celebration, in the Grove, near
the residences of Hiram Beeman, ESQ, one
mile northwest Of Ravenna Vilage, on Sat
urday, the 22d day of August, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. A cordial invitation is extended to
all' to come ard participate in the festival,
especially to all the old settlers, their wives,
and children. Endeavors will be made to
have a joyous time. The "Ravennu Glee
Club" have accepted an invitation to be
present, and enliven the scene with some of
their "soul stirring airs" A platform will
be erected on the grounds, and music fur.
'nlshed for those that wish to dance. As the
dinner is to be free, it is hoped that all that
can will contribute something towards the
feast. Come one, come all.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Ii. TUBES,

viii be in attendance as follows:
RAVKNNA, Prcntiss House, Wetnr sGay and Thurs
dav until 3o'ciock P. NJ :, August 10Th and Goth.
Akron, En- oirC House, Tuesday. 4 august 18th.
Warrcli, NATIONAL Hotel, Wednesday, August Goth.
Cleveland, American Hotel, Monday and Tuesday
August ii aud 4th. .','..
Lungs Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys al d
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, NervGas
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female diseases, ASuo and
Fever Fits. ltnrurites of the blood, Eruptons Can
GERS Ulcers aAd all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both external ana Internal. -
For some ten years DR.. 7. has tvotcd his entire
time to chronic dis 'ases, treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach In no case are ntnerui ar other posons
empioycd mar does he make SICK to make or tear
doom TO build up. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety by the most "lcate ana patients may remain
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatmeGtafter trendsand physicanshad given up all
hope, the indsputable evidence of which always
befurnshed. invalids Fowevcr reduced and despair
ing invited to call and may be assured that
couragement will be given or expense Incurred, with
uta corresponding prospect of recovery.
IrPThe Dyspeptc and Dospairng should read the
following: -
Several years have elapsed, and Mr.. ]. continues
! to endure severe and constant labor. i 2
Bath, Summit Co., O., .,AustIt, 1854.
| DR.. TrBRs-Dear Sir:-Seven years ago was taken
with what doctors called dyspepsia. Icons1lted sew.
eral who all told mo should never be cured orabie
to work at my TRADE again, which is Black smithing
Sometimes little better then worse, scarcely able to
do any thing. | fingered along uhllIhTce years ago
when was taken worse BY my old complaint, follow.
cd bytha Eoseiti!tg vii OF dyspeptcs. hypochondria
From this fine up to seeing YOU. coId eat but very
! sparihglyofltght food which always distressed me
and Was eisen elected from my stomach Ny suffering.
Eef mind were beyond what tongue tell, or any
one imagine who has not experienced snilar torures
tried all the physicians in reach with bnt little bene.
t and while in the midst fhepeless SuleFings, hic
could they be told, would Gl 4 volume. happened
te ssO-yonr adverlsement. Having had the advice o
all kinds of physicians concluded TO get your advice
though with little faith HAT ANYTHING would helm me-
After advising with you concluded to take med
cine as the only and last resort. This nearly
part of winter worked in my shop, having abureJ
all summer, and now in harvest cradle aud NOW, do
| ing full days work. never feel any of my symp.
toms except when very tired or oAercome, and have
reason to believe Will make me as sound man MS
! lever was in the world. Fam very glad ever saw
you, and sincerely believe your treatment the best
known. particularly chronic diseases. You make
what use OF this you may think proper.
| Yours with respect, DEXTER r JOHNSON.
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Legal Notice.

DEARlNG CHAPEL, Joseph Chapel, Ju.
~ Illus Chapel, Amasa Chapel and Daniel Chapel
hereby notified that petition was filed against
them on the 4th day of August, A. d., 1857, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage and State of Ohio, by Lucinda Chapel and is
now pending therein, wherein the said Lucinda Cha
pei demands partition of the following real estate to
wit: Situate in the township Of Charestown, county
of Portage and state of Ohio, being also known 81
in the east side of lot No a. and 90 in the
west side of lot No. rs in said township, being land
of which Turner Chapel died seized, sube to the
dover of Minerva Chapel herin, and that at the next
term of said Court the said LUCINDA Chapeiwil apply
for order that partition may be made Of said prem
ises. J. h. IL ii. c. RANNEY,
August @, lSj7-6w Attorneys for petitioner
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legal Notice.

THOMAS C. JOHNSON, nonresident
J. of the State of Ohio lis hereby notified that on the
7th day ofApril, A. D., 1857, H s. s. Beecher filed
their petition against the said Thomas c. johnson, In
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county Ohio,
which is still pending. The object and prayer of said
petition is to recover judgment against the defend
ant johnson for the sum OF sixty eight dollars and
seveniy.seven cents and interest from April, 1857,
on note and book accounis that the interest in a
house and ct situate in Garrettsvilie, In said county
whichthe said Johnson had, has been attached in the
proceedings IN this case. IL
Said Thomas G. Johnson Is hereby notified 10 APP
pear and answer said petition BY the Goth cay of Sep
tcmber, A. D., 1852.
srRAWDER & HART, PiaintIas' Au'ys.
Atieuff O.. 1R57-6w
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LEGAL Notice.

EDWARD BACKUS, a nonresident OF
this State, ishcreby notified, that on the 27th day
ofJune, ID. 1857, Harry Ward filed his petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the County of
Portage and State of Ohio, against the said Edward
Packus and one Nicholas Douber, aud which petition
is still pending therein, setting forth In substance.
that the 1th day of September, 1885, said plaintiff
by written agreement, contracted to sell, and upon
the punctual payment Of the consideration money, to
convey the said Backus, Is No. 2l and 90, (east
parD in large lot No. 6l in the township and village
RaYenna, County of Portage and State Of Ohio, and
that in consideration therefor. the said Back
and bound himself to pay said plaintiff the sum Of
$3.50, in manner following $50 on the 7th day OF
Sept, 1855: $50 on the6rst Of March, 1885, $l25 on
the first of march, 1857; and Ie5 the first of March,
1859, with annual interest and that said Backus on
the 7h day of Sept, 1885, paid $780, and or about
the eth day OF October, 1885, said Backus assigned
his interest in said contract 10 Nicholas Douber
and that said Donber the eth day of October 1856
paid the same S2S and On The 9th day of Decem-
ber, 1885, the further sum of $40, and that there
now due aud unpaid on said contract the sum of
S161 so, and interest thereon from the 2O day of
June, 1857 and that ON the first day of March, 1858,
there will also become due same contract the fur
ther sum of $32, of principal and interest The ne.
ttion further tint the and use of said preu
ises during the Time said defendants haze occupied
the samc since the execution Of said contract has been
and Is OF greater value than the aforesaid amouni
paid upon said eoltpct. Plaintiff nsks Judgment
against said defendsnE for the amount due on said
or that said contract nay be fnily cancelled.
The satd7Backus is informed, thst he is compelled
70 answer said petition on before The s5th day or
JI.&II. d. RANNEy.
Attyss Tor Petitioner.
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legal Notice, ,

0HUNAO .. JOIIN pOV, HUU'TGSIueHI
L. of the State of Ohio, is hereby notified that the
9Th day Of April, A. d., 1851, Samuel StraWdcr filed
in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Portage county,
Ohio his petition against the said Johnson defendants
which is still pending therein. The object and pray
er of said petition is to obtain judgment against the
said Johnson to indemnify the said Srawder as bail
for the said johnson defendant, in the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars in recognizance lortte ap-
pearance of tho said Johnson before the Court Of
Probate in said county at the April Term of said
Coult, which bond was defaulted
Said johnson Is notified that he Is requested to ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before the 26th
day of September, 1857.
sTRAWDER & HART, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Auousf6 lp57-6w
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A VOICE FROM SHALERSvILLE.

DOSITIVELY AL NOTES AND AC- :
l. COUNTS DUE 70 THE LATE FIRM OF A..
". HoRR. & CO., MUST BE PAID BY.TBE FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
W. III. sTREATOR,
Surviving Partner Of Al. v IioRR s. Co.
\ sbalersviIIo july %. 1857 On,
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! A DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.-On SCnday
luS., a boy, whose. name we did not learn,
while picking cherries, in the western part
Of Randolph, fell from the tree and, accord,
ing to orr Information, all efforts to restore
him were .anavailipg, We hope this will
be wsriicg to parents. How often has
pur blood becume cold upon seeing boys of
Eve and sig. years of aye, in the topmost
limbs of trees; where they have been sent
by their fathers and mothers TO get fruit
No child should be permitted to get upon a
tree, for what is the value of few apples or
cherries compared with the loss ofone who
is dear by that most sacred of ties--hsart's
blood! -
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GRANGER'S
COMMERCIAL And iATHENATICAL
IN STITUTE, :.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. - -
Splendid inducements TO those pho wjSA 10
attend a Commercial College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED, OR TUITION FREE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS 3:
no THOSE who enter MY Institutes or
: remit me $50, and thus s'cure GUARANTEE
SCHOLARSHIP, any time before tho let day next
September, can, upon completing a thorough course
of Double Fntry. Book keeping and its Collateral
Branches, secure lucrative employment in Com
mercial or Banking Houses Accountants within
ninety daysafier their raduaon else they will be
indemnted to the fut amount of the sum paid for
tuition, and thus realize
FREE TuFTToN, CIR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Gralu2tts from this IAstitutnn are now filing
responsible and lucy%ligo positions as Cashiers,
Book keepers and Railroad Office Clerks, in differ
ent sections the country, and being preferred
by business men to Graduates of any other Mercan-
tile College. Honca the above unparalleled induce
ments which no thing butthe greatsuperiorty of my
Instruction ard thorough training my students for
business life would warrant,
The Principal of this Institution has been prac-
tica accountant for longer period than any other
Teacher in The Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
May 2e, 'J7.-tSeptl. VIM. w. GRANGER.
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!. BELDING, M. d. G, s. LEONARD, NJ. i
BELDING & LEONARD,

Physicians and Surgeons. Once--west end of Phoenix
block, one door north Of Coffin 4 Pinney's store.--
Gals promptly attended hours both day and
night. Dr Belongs residence--north east Of Office
on Cedar street. DR.. Leonard's residonce- Collins
House. august 8, '57-Iy
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ONE PRICE. CASH AND READY pay

" STORE.-Just opencd,a beautiful lot of plain
and printed Lawns, plain and printed JaccOnctts,
plain and plaid Bereaus, Summer PopTn5 aid Tis-
sues, plain, colored aud printed Erants, ETC., etc
Also, striped, plaid and plain Dress Silks, Of the
latest styles Ofcoor aud pattern; large lot of choice
black Silk-some very cheap. RrochG, Stella, plain
and printed Cashmere and black silk Shawls; long
ard square, plain and embroidered White Grape
Shawls. Plain and figured Challics-some new pat.
terms Spring styles of De LANES, at prices from TO
shiIlings. Also, u rich assortment Of Dress Trim
mings and Bonnet Ribbons, and in fact all the differ
eHt kiHds of goods that be found at any store in
this county. Intending to do strictly Cash ard
Ready Pay business, we have marked our goods ac-
c0rd!Egly, and at lower figures thar or any one
e:e could do Obliged to give long credits cn
our stock. Ladies and gentlemen in want of any
Kind Of Dry Goods or Groceries. will find they can
save money by calling ut No. PhUniX Block.
COFFIN d PlNNEY.
y All kinds of farm produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest mart ct prices.
RuvGuna. April S3, 1857
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RAvENNA BOOK STORE ADV'T.
New Periodical Depot.


RAVENNA BOOK STORE!li
PAPERS AND MAGAZINES,
Received as soon as Published ~!
The list upon the counter this week consls.s OF
Harper Weekly
Porter's Spirit of the Times!!!
Frank Leslie's. Paper ~!
New York Picayrne "!
- Nick Max! Il Y!#i'-;
Mrs. Stephens Monthly 4!
Godey's Lady's Book !!
Peterson's Magazine -! = =,
HarPer's Magazine ''
Furnished to yearly subscribers a.
EIGHTEEN PENCE
AT THE RAvENNA BOOK sTokE.
BUY PORTER'S sPIRITt!
AT THE RAvENNA BooK sToRE'.
BUY FRANK LESLIE'S PAPERSy,I
AT THE RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 16, 1857.
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new store and New Goods.

THE subscribers have the pleasure Of in
l. forming the citizens of Portage county, that they
have received and now opening a large aud well
selected stock of STAPLE ANB FANCY DRY GOOnS,
Groceries, Ladies' and Chidrens Shoes, &C., Sc,
which will be offered ut prices that canot fail 10 CON
vince the most skeptical that cur tCash and Ready
Pay Store" is the place to buy all any of the above
mentioned goods, at very low figures.
COFFIN e. PINNEY,
April 90, 1857 No. Phpnix Block.
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SERIOUS Acc.DENT.-GEoRGE BRrsroL, a
young man residing in this village, had his
hand dreadfully shattered by the premature
explosion of cannon on "Wednesday night
last. Ithappened in this way: While firing
in honor Of the nomination of Chase, in ram
ming the cartridge home, it bursted and took
fire, forcing out the rammer and taking off
his thumb and three fingers. The hand was
Immediately dressed by Drs. ALcoRN and
PRATT, and the young man is now doing
well. Experience proves that firing cannons
ON political occasions result in injury, and
we hope the practice will be discontinued.
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Everybody Admitted Free,

II the Forty Horse Team is not driven by one man,
or if the great Creole Gymnast Mademoiselle Agnes
does not trundle wheel barrow up wire to the top
OF the centre pole, outside the tent except when the
weather renders the feat revolving to humanity or II
in personet and materiel, people and horses, and
equIpage, this triple establishment is not the most
United States. " WV