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some twenty years since very seriously injured in
one OF my hip', by coming In with the anchor Of the
snip OF which second mate. The brusc was 50 bad
That my hip has gvcnine ublc Of the time since
u' year ago last April when hard of Davis Pain Kill
lrr AMI Immediately procured bottle AID by using ac-
corning to the dir con entirely cured about ten days
and have not experienced M least trouble from my COMPLAINT
since
Feeling the Importance Of having this valuable medicine
constantly by before starting for Europe in March last in
the ship Louvre from New York, purchased two large bot,
Ties To take with me- Willie at Antwerp one Of my crew was
attacked with very severe dysenteryj gave him the Pain
kil',r, and it cured him in a hurry.
On my passage humc with one hunlrd and sixty.G,ur
P's'ser administered this valuable remedy to alt who
were sck ana none took 1t without getting relief One lady
P's'cEvr III particular troubled with bad headache
o Whic1 she sad there cure, having been troubled
WIN most uf the time for years told her had sure
remedy aud gave her the Pain Killer which, tn her surprise
ui ehict The cure she had long sought in vain had ns
Eol medicine CHI 1t ~ ever put board a ship but
un not or,n 1t, there being necessity 1.-THE Pain XII
Ter answering all purposes And do most sincerely r. cIn.
, u every shpmlster always to good supply of
us valuable medicine with HIM going to sea- MS il Is so
Naupe AMI convenient u ll wounds or bruises
whc are liable to, aud frequently d. happen crews on
shpnHrd' CHRISTOPHER ALLYN,
~"'' Late Mdshr Of the Shin Louvre.
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severe Attack of Dyspepsia Cured!
From A. X. WILDER. Esq. Proprietor OF
the SnNiOn's River Hotel.

SANroSs RIVER, W., May II, 1860
hlessrs. SETH W. FowLE ~ Co,
Gentlenen.-About years since was attacked with
sudden and distressing pain at the pit my stomach which
at times was so violent thought could live; other
Tunes the pain subsidized into dull heavy oppressive load
upon tbs stomach, which remained until again took fp1
when the violent pain would return. | in this CON
dpn Tor several weeks, aud In the tetl an
eminent and skill physician, but obtained relief then
procured bottle OF the ONygenated Bttcrs which from the
rst gave me much relief Tco t0ties eeced an entire
cure ana hav since had Of the difficulty at
trbu my restoration to heath entirely Oxyccnaed
Btters, as nothing taken previously gave any relief
believe the Btters to he OF high merit great value
Yours truly A. X. WILDER
Prepared by SETH W. FOvLE X CO.. BosroS and for
sale by JOSEPH CLARK aud |. ~ Thorn Brdttleboro A.
DrNKLEE, West BrdnobOro'; BAKER X HEwErr, Pufney
j. SWIFT, Uimingf0n Iuwa n SHERMAN and MuRsE x
LAMsiN, UWidmsUHe W. II. JONES, west D0per; f.
WILCOX, ". Wesfminstor j. .IIGGINs, Uardsboro'; s.
=. Miller, FayeueuiHej W. +. HOWE, Douer and by
dealers everywhere. !w3s
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DEATHS

In Newfane, Sept. 22nd, MIR. STEPHEN BOwKER, aged
II years months Papers Ia ~ II and Ms please notice
la tltzwllIam, N H., Sept 27th, Mr.. GEORRE c. Ey-
ERLir, ~.
In New Haven, 0swego Co.. n. " Sept. 3, Mrs GRATIA
LYN ~, formerly Of Guilforl, aged 81 years mouths
In South Deeried, Ms, Sept. TO- Mrs. CYNTHIA CLARK
aged SO years. widow OF Dea Paul Clark
On Tuesday, Sept 4th at Gulfurl, Wudham County, w.
after weeks Of distressing Illness FL)RENCES JPllA
infant daughter Of John L. and Menervd Maxwell aged
IN Inlls.
hope and idol of her parents iondn Scarcely had the
bal ma sign become dry her loved forehead when she
was taken from the church earth the church Heaven
"IIappy infant early blessed
Rest, in peaceful slumbers, rest;
Early rescued from the cares
Which Increase with growing years.
No delish worth thy STAY
Smiling AS they and gay,
Short aud sickly they all,
Hardly tasted ere they fi
All our guilty is vain,
All our laughter Is but paint
Lasting only and divine
Is an innocence like tlnem
In Brateb,ro, Sept. - Mrs PIIEBE ANN wife of Mr..
Ahrsjn Il Wealth rl AMI laughter of Mr. Ahjl II we Of
Jamnlca and formerly Of Brigewutcr Mass aged "a years
For six years past Mr. W htd en yed Christian pc; hut
during her illness OF three months, her faith
For rims, seemed imp 'ssbe that she coul ever he recon-
cilei 10 separation from her husband and ,lau
u III nj whom she arlently attached; but Ii ally her
uncesng prayer far grace heard anl answered Dur
ing the last week before her DEATH she enjoyed that peAc.
which passeth all Understandings and such reyeaings thu,
Heavenly gmy caused her To ong $50 depart and be
with Christ" She called all her friends around her bed side,
ana enrehe them II prepare without delay to meet her in
Heaven Her end pruc. She ero, cd such frttases
OF M heavenly rest, perfectly sustained her through te
Valley the Shadow Of Death"
ier Surviving husband and little daughter four months
OH are RET OF hnst GENTLE aecunate and devoted wife
and mother
Printers in Mass. will please notice the above IcoM
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-oc,ober

(teported for the Boston Journal)
Whole number Of Cattle at market 202l about 1900 es
and ST. stores consisting of Working oxen, ch Cows
and nue. two and three years old.
Par Es-Mdrket Beef-ENtra, SO so 81 OO-1st quality
SO OO-2i quality SIS 25 81 quality - sos ordinary ~ g.
SforeS-WorkinP UAen-S75, to Sl60.
CJcS and CGiueS-$25, ~ SOP.
YearHn~-S0d 81. TUo Years Oid--SS $40.
Three Years Okd-S12 SIS.
ShfeP and Lambs 1850 ut market. Prcesin lots 25
I5a ;! each Extra, 81 %, 10 II 50 IS each.
HtdtS-6c per 10. TdiiOW II &c per ID.
CdH SkinS-lOa 12c per ID. Pens-j0c a 81 rs each.
H. Beet extra and first quality includes nohing but the
best large, fat, stall fed oxen.
second quality includes the best f Oxen the
stall fed Cows and the hest three year old Steers
Ordinary Consists Of Bulls.
shrepExr includes Corsets and when Of inferior
quality are thrown out
There were 90 the Eastern Railroad, 1874 over
the Boston Lowell IS the ftchbug ;Of those over
the fitchburg from Albany.
tNAhks-Th large lot of Cattle to day, but the
IN r OF lrhe oxen small in proportion num-
ber nut butchers having such quantity to select from sup
pied themselves without paying 80, with
ceptots. Sheep soh last week. Fat Hogs Gle.
Shoats and &c, B,- weight.
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nothing more or less than torpid stupcacon, and Of such
AID III, patient awakes from unnatural rest In worse
stat than without the opium. Opium is also violent CON
stpior producing indigestion and of Tho
els, Ike all unnhural stimulants The active urincipe m
the Andine not only produces the quiet natural and
refreshing rest but allows nature under that actual stat o
come III an do her portion ui the work. by giving what real
sleep and real rest intended for Is also cntlnr In
effect nd does not disturb the natural action Of the els
Therefore wherever or for hitrvcr opium was ever u let
the Aodyne take its place. and declarations will in all
form it, projections aud let prorcrs he sustain hy
the acceptance OF physician and PATIENTS and much suffer
ing WIZ D, prevented For sale by all dealers See adver.
tlseinent and read pamphlets -2wlO
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Great Remedy for COUGHs, COLDS mud
KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PREPARED
DIR. j. W. POLAND & CO.,
Gonstown Centre, n. II.

The following testir,o,i,is q, IN II, N - , . Nj,
cine that Is now brcon,in nn,niar ,asar ,h 80 a &
tce aid v ru, P'lu '"'''r '""i any other ar
REV ] k Chnsr oi u,,r,cy n n ,,,,. t, - Al,
!, 1850 says;-Wben mr. AVN u,ya 1n,,i az "a hi, i'
t,nnuninI1 ,yus r,,r,,I a 70, , 49,, -" nv r'uv
cold 1 tp,k IN, C,,r,',,I 80 ,s. II 1 ~, , ' 'cIc
DAYS I hs.y, ,i ,,r',,i ~, r'i - ~ W. w.,
medicine d., ,sisi ,iI P u,' - ~, ~ 'N,,ul.c
tue world htr I,,' iI i,, i't"hp "' Us VIZ
KeA l. {, st.,nns p,.,r 's ,i. p',',i', ,,,, - ~ ~,
town Cent?. f. n ,at,,r ia M ,scn & e s ~ "'uo-
c,u,i, ,. ' ~ 's'.u &c" iovo sue 'he "l my
b,ii,,, il IN l .l 81 d. ~ " ~ ''h' s"VVcss'
parti Resides rs vim, ~ " r,, y n,,i , ',,, P'e,
SOL, In bli.,s h M I IN 4, , ' IT, s NV goi
,l,sr, nu,l uinb,t,, :, " " GIMME ~ '' ''' ""'''S DIS
MIR A.n t;mslh,,n If u,r. \ n ,. . , T., -,
ob.,. i'm V ,es, NV ~ ~ wFs :" lI"sua'n Nv ~
him i,n.it tt'1 IL. ,i1 IT, I'M 'i ~, VINO saw
A. Il last rssort b, nnh h sS,it Vs., ~ tis '',.
Communal rhnv ,r,c,,r.,i a. H. 81, c. ' 49, ~ fnc
take H. AMI ia thn .,,r,,ri,' ,r ii ,i M "a" "
of amendment rlev.,, ,,,,i, r,r. ~, ", +" sldis
In " f., 4 s,, ~, ", ~, '', "'r""''s, irtp' ~ looOl
bnlis WI,,r Vino Cnr,,,,t ,is Il n ''.,, " ru-
Of my recovery thus lar"
narrI' Z" cases ,i kidney complaints. q RED uSrRFLy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-06
THE oxYGENATED BITrERs.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed upon an I'M
persmbe foundation In destroying disease aud inducing
health, it has no parallel.
For the flo~ng Complaints these Bticrs are Specific
vh-DypePsid, or Hdige'tion Heart Burn, icidifv.
CoSHue"eSS, Loss Of appetite, Hcddache and General
DeJiiity.
In many sections Of country this preparation extern
svey used by physicians in their practice, and it seems to
have restored many health who were nnpnreny avond
the reach Of the hea ling art
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MARRIAGES.

IN saNtln's River, Sept. 10Th by Rev. A. Chalder Mr.
WILLIAM II NINrON and Miss EMMA A. SAMUELs
both Ut Brattleburo.
In Athens, October l, by Aa Whitney Esq, Mr. EBEN-
EZEK OAK JR., of Athens, and Miss ELIZABETH BLAIR
Of TJwnshend
In Rockingham, 0rt 3 Mr.. GEORGE W. WHITE and
Miss LUTllERIA H. FUTILE.
In Cleveland, Ohio Sept. 3, HENRY BEERS SEYMOJ II,
formerly of Ncrgennes, and Mrs KEBECCA II sTERLING
In oston, Sept. 49, by Rev. n. Adams, Hon JOSEPH
WARNER Of Middlebury, and Miss MARIA, daughter OF
the late Joshua Bates, d. d.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, M,nLpoRo. S. S


To all whom II may cOncern,-GrfetiHq.-
You are hereby notified that BLNJA. A. srREETER JR
Guardian of MARIA GREEN, insane person residing in
Vernon In said District has made application writing To
this Court for license sell all the Real Estne Of his said
Ward on the ground that such sale will be beneficial to his
sail Ward and tht this Court will decide upon sll apple
cation ut the sersion thereof be held at the Probate
tteboro IN said District the 9Th day Of October A d.
1860 when and where You may be heard in the premises #
you see ht 10 +. llULBR00k, Regr
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

~ The Probate Court for said District.
70 an persons Interested in the Estate Of ELIZABETH
RICE, late OF Dover, deceased, GREETING; -
inu are hereby notified that hi. Court will decide upon
tile allowance 81 he account Of JOHN RICE, Administrator
nj on said Estate and decree distribution thereof among the
persons entitled thereto at the session thereof held at
the Probate Office in BaitebIro, IN said District the 9th
day Of October A. D. 1860 when and where you may be
heard in the premises il you see fit.
40 f lIoLBRoOK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARIpopo s $

~ The Prdbate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JONAS HAVEN
late Of Halifax, deceased. GREETING
Whereas CHARLES l.. HAVEN, has presented to this
Court an Instrument purpong he the last Will said
deceased, for probatei-iOu hereby notified that this
Court will decide the probate Of said Instrument at the
session thereof TO he held at pachs Inn Wilmington i'm
said District on the last Thursday Of October A. D. 1860
when and where you may appear and the same if
you Sc, MT liOl i. IIOLBK0OK, Iteg'r.
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WALTON'S DAILY LEGISLATIVE
w Journal For session 1860 For any number less
than five price 81 copy sent Post Paid Five copies for
81 AMI any number hbove five, 10 cents per copy.
THE WEEKLY WATCUMAN will contain all the L gis-
atve proceedings. Price, % during the session so
cents for three months Subscribers three will get
4. r. WALTON
Sept. 0, 1sGO.-lwiO
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. s

~ The PROBATE court for saii district.
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of MARY RAY
late II Wilmington, deceased, GR.ETISGi
You rel'y notified that this Court will decide upou
the allowance OF the account Of SYLVESTER CUSIIMAN
Administrator upon said Estate and decree distribution there
OF among The persons entitled thereto the hereo
t. he held at Patc's Inn, in Wimington in said hi rct m
the last Thursday of October A. b. 1860, when and where
you mny BE- heard in the premises, IL you fit.
40 FREDERICK UDLBVOOE Rsgist.r
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G. II OC L. II / T. s
Prof. lndllIchd'S MOnOdelphia,
OR BALM OF BEAUTY.

A MOLD EUROPEAN TOILET ARTICLE
IA of graf value introduced at great the Unit
el states Banishes tan by maggie Erupons aud plm-
pies disappear before 1t like dow before rsug sun Rem
ders The teeth Of pearly wteues and the snpo-
nacspus dentrhce used Cleanses head IN cham
plong better than any other article Contains IRE useful
properties than other preparation, and is the cheapest
ever offered to the Amer lean public Price only cents
bottle.
Sole wholesale Agents for United and British Prov
nces. HOLDEN. CUTTER X CO.,
80 4 SO Federal. and l07 Ill a 1l3 Congress
Streets, boston,
All rlr' for Pen ibsGpt aud Arhstnk Counties addressed
W " u PArCH BoaAssller aud Stataner, Ba kor, Mo,
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NMISSIONERs' NOTICE.

w been appointed by the Hon Probate Court for the
District "t Marlboro Commissioners hear adjust all
claims against the Estate Of ELISHA CLARK late OF Halt
Tax, dcceast and six months from the 18th day Dec.m-
her being allowed for that purpose do hereby give notice
nt We will attend u the business Of appointment at
smiths Tavern IN lalihx on the 2nd Tuesday Of November,
10 o'clock A. NJ. DANIEL BINBY
40 CHARLES FOWLER Cummrs.
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DR. DrroNco's French PERIODICAL GulDLS PILLS. Infalli-
1e In removing soppages Negotiations mcnses-
These Pills nothing new but been used by the
Doctors for yeats, both in France America with
unparalleled success in every case; and he urge, by many
for the alienation Of those suffering any rrrguarti,
whatever nature well to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will mt permit Of family
Pr gnant females those supposng themselves are
tone against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
priet,r assumes responsibility after the amonit on
ALTHOUGH their miness would prevent any mischief nth
other wise these Pills recommended. Full explicit
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH OZARK, General
Agent for Britenru. Vt Sold alsu by Druggists where
~ l. lies enclosing him to lIrneoro Post ONCE can
have the Pills sent c'niidenally) 10y mail Remem.
her an ASK far Dr. ioHco'S Golden Ps signature on
each box. -1y45
DR.. c. II. Sholrs. Eclectic Physician. gives
particular attention to diseases OF the ytnitou y organs
and special diseases Of See in ano,
column.
DR.. 4. ID. Putnam has returned from his Southern
tour and may be found his office, where will be
happy his patrons and friends and all who
may require his Dental services
Charges moderate usual.
AtwOOd's @ uiniuc Tonic Biucrs-The best
tit T1ui ',raI
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LIST OF LETTERS
EMAlNlNG IN THE POST OFFICE AT

ANuNs
/ Isador Edward
johnson Daniel r.
Jones Mrs Ann NJ
Kelly Ms
Kendall Luke
Lihbcy W
Lincoln John
Moore Peter
Montague VI
Metcalf A VI
Miller S y
Miller Mrs Sarah
Marsh EP
Ncwnll Miss Lett.
Putnam Mrs Lydia
Reed W
Rice Mrs NC
Stone Mrs sarah y
Sargent llcury NJ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
re. THE SUDSCRIRERS BEI\G DIrIN

appointed by The Hon. Probate Court for the district
Marlboro Commissioners receive examine aul adjust all
claims and demands of all persons the Estate
MARSHALL MILLER. late Of Ncwfane, deceased aud six
months from the 4 y OF September, 1850, being allowed
for that purpose do hereby give notice that will attend
IN the business uf npplntn,n tn. Inn Of Chandler
Wakefield, in Newfne the third Satur lays of october
and February next, from 10 oc ,ck. each Of said
days. MARSHALL NEWT ~,
HENRY RICE, Commissioners.
Newfane, September 9th, ls6O.-3s
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AtwOOd's Quininc Tonic Biucrs,-The best
Aromatic Tonic offered to the public. All Druggis
have it See Advertisement.
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A llvu Henry j
Abbott Charles II
Allen Mrs A L.
Atwater Mrs. S EW
Bemis sc
Burnham J u
Burnhum = II
Brooks Mrs Mary Ann
Bromehan John
Buttcrlield Miss Marietta
Barney Frances d
Bricce Miss Lizzie
Cutler Mrs l. W
Creary Edward
Collins John
Clark Luman +
Cook buos
Chaste W
Chandler Rev Augustus
Crosby II
Dennis &
u r. Y
Derby NJ
Dilloway Miss Helen l.
liennisOn Arad
DICKINSON Mrs Addie
Dix Rev. Morgan
EgucN Mrs Matilda
Frost &c
Fletcher Edward l.
Gleason Miss Ad,lie NJ
Circuit Henry VI
ilinHatUn Geo y
Howard q l. u
llnught1n Don 4
lluughtuu u "
Harris &c
Hudson Miss Laura A
Howe W
II Persons calling for any
say ADVERTISED
BrattleburO, October :, 1861
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13
NATIVES"
"FOREIGNERS"
SOLD HERE.

Under such a sign Col. Curtin could election
ioneer to immense advantage. In the hand
nearest the East he might hold the Resolutions
Which he as pledged to elevate at any cOst-a-
mong them this:
ResOEred, That the influx upon us of for
eign criminals is an evil of serious magnitude,
which demands the interposltion OF proper
and efficient legislative remedy.-Hurisburg,
Feb. 22d, 1860.
In the other hand should be nervously grasped
this :
Fourteenth, That the Republican party is op-
posed TO any change in our naturalization laws,
or any State legislation by which the tights OF
citizenship hitherto accorded to Immigrants
from foreign.Iands shall be abridged or impaired.
Chicago, May 22d, 1860.
With a little preparatory training on the top
of barn, he might become so perfect that those
inside of the Peoples wigwam could look at
him, and know exactly how the wind might be
blowing, and serve the customer accordingly.
-JahnStown Echo.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13

Judgel-and I merely made my appearance to
acknowledge the compliment you have paid NE
by so large meeting at this late hour of the
night. recognize among you the faces of ma
ny olmy old friends, and large number OF my
immediate neighbors from illinois, as we'll as
others from almost every State OF the Union
L only regret tha: my house is not large enough
to enable me to invite you in and take you indl-
vldually by the hand. IA voice, Your heart is
big enough" Tremendous enthusiasm and
three times three cheers for Stephen A. Douglas,
the next President ofth United States.I
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13
OLD ABE ON THE BATTLE FIELD.

The friends of ''OId Abe' are untiring IN
their exertIons 10 make him out great soldier
as well as a great statesman. The following
account of one Of his performances in the
military line deserves a place in hls biogra-
ply
At the time of the Black Hawk war, "Abe"
enlisted. The company mustered so mounted
men. They started off in fine spirits TO engage
in the deadly fray. Arriving at point on the
prairieS about 900 miles from the Indian lines,
the party 5ivouacked for the night, plcketed
their horses, and slept on their arms. The
method of picketng their horses was that IN
common Use fastening a huge rope some 80
feet in length to stake firmly planted, and
then using smaller lines OF con siderable length
one end attached to the animals neck, and the
other to the main rope. During the night the
sentinel imagined he saw the Indians, and inn
mediatey discharged his old fusee. The camp
was aroused in an instant, and each sprang to
the saddle. "Old Abe" shot out in the dark
ness on his charger like lightning until the
ropes "hove taut," when over he went, horse
and himself, headlong. Thinking himself caught
in an Indian ambush, he gathered up, mounted,
putting spurs to his horse, took the opposite
shute, but soon brought up as before, horse and
rider tumbling headlong. oOld Aben got up,
thinking he was surrounded, and shouted out IN
elegant German, "GENTLEMEN INDIANS, IcA
geben auf und Sagen NIGHTS. Ich haben ne,n
degen zu gaben. files ich bitten Is barmher-
zigheH.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13
DOUGLAS.


Men may rail about their Lincoln;
Oh their HamlIn they may tell;
Of theIr Everett may bluster,
While they brag about their Bell;
But the Democrats have Douglas,
Who is aimed with Truth and Right,
And his soldiers are the voters,
In their majesty and might.
On the records OF our country
There is not brighter name
Than the honored name of Douglas,
Who shall ever live in fame.
He will stand loya statesman,
Famed for wisdom and for wit;
Far above TIE man who's honored
For Pile of rails he split.
With the stars and stripes above Us,
Floating o'er the brave and free,
We will vote tor Stephen Douglas,
Who our Commodore shall be;
And our "Ship of State,' in safety,
O'er the stormy sea he'll sail,
While, behind the mast, Abe Lincoln
viii be looking o'er the rail.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13

How THE Press REsPoNDs.-The Democrat
ic papers OF this State are wheeling into line IN
support of regular nominations. So far as re-
ceived at this office, twenty-two have raised the :.
Douglas hag-three paid pensioners advocai
the seceder's ,icke:-and three have notdecR Led
which TO support.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13
yzyHE BEDFORD GAZETTE,
nd is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
nv R. T.. MEYERS,

At the following terms, to wit:
81 so per annum, CASH, in advance.
$500 if paid within the year.
s.. so if not paid within the year.
nyNo subscription taken for less than six months.
rZ-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
Maid unless at the option of the publisher. At has
been decided by the United States Courts thai the
sfonnage Of newspaper without tne payment OF ar
rearages, Is prima faeis evidence o. fraud and is
criminal offence.
nc-The courts have decided that persons are ac-
.ountabJe for the subscription price of newspapers,
If tbey take them from the post office, whether they
suhscribe for them, OF not.
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(WHICH CUP z"

We once heard of a sign painted on stripes
so that It read, seen on one side, "FoRElGN," on
one side, DOMESTIC" and full in the front.
''LIQUoRs." A sign on this plan would suit
the Peoples Party admirably well. For in
stance
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-13

EXTRAORDINARY elopement.-Mr jones'
dog eloped with Mr.. Browns dinner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.'S
SINGL NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$ L O Q O O O IL
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIcKETs
THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS

THE EXTRAORDINARILY DRAWINGS
Of Wood EDDY Co.. Single Number Lotteries will take place
in public, under the superintendent OF Sworn Commissioners,
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows:
Glass Al Draws Saturday, New. E9s 1859.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday. Dec. II, 1859.
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, Jan. 21s 1850.
CIas0 go Draws Saturdays Feb. IS, 1850