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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

hOnuhy . Now 1OIh monetary duAlf5
our Tuesdays exchanges observe:
The market for Money this week opens much the
game as on Friday and Saturday. The rates are frm
and the employ oyment fairly active with tho Brokers
on Demand Loan. say frum 6@17 per cent. on misce-
lAneous collateral and 5(d6 per cent on State se-
curty and on temporary Deposits left with old stock
firms. 81 me lew Loans on Federal Stocks still run
below per cent. In Discounts outsde of Bank, the
rates are steady, taking 6T cent, in date for
the very best class of indorsld Bills. The mercan-
tile demand IL not pressing, and holders of prime
Bills are indisposed to submit to any thing above
the Bank rate. .-. s. .-. ...
The market for Foreign Bills has scarcely opened
for the Wednesday steamer, but rates steady.
Sterling, with fair supply of ousids Bills is l09
ITO, with the bulk Of Transactions in Banl sigma
lures at lO95s. Commercial Bills of rst-class have
sold to-day at lOyiz@IC9s5. Treasury-notes are un-
changed. ..a-a -. -. .---.-0 = :
The following are the aggregates of the leading
items in the reports of the banks in the six cities
where weekly state ments are published:
TotaI-Loans, S2is,s4I Ti7; Specie S425II 4Oi Cir
culation, s3O6ei ,293; Deposits, Sl94 ,330O9I.
Last Week.Loans, S2ls 4s, ,l2S; Specie, S43 O6O;
CIRCULATION, s3O,!is,7l7; Deposits, Sl35 ot3.4l9.
The Loans OF last weeks Philadeiphia Bank
Statement, show an increase Of sia6, ,s5t Specie Of
S23,677; Deposits OF &59,z63, and the Circulation
decrease OF f34,56s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

NEW YoRK, Angust 29--At the Second
gG;Ff ssasa s: 9i: ssf s:Hs:;si slsi
eeyynss9i Now York Csntrri si5si Ers Ssjl Hudson
G sris s. IsssT.S r susS III Msnac VI shlsan
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

VUNHIS PUMP POSSESSES QUALITIES
Il that give it an advantage over all others:
1t always supplies fresh water;
1t never freezes up in winter;
1t never requires printing to make II fetch wator;
1t gives all the agitation necessary to keep the
water pure and healthy;
II allows the water to return without artificial aid;
One always be seen in operation, together with
an excellent Garden Engine made from the same
pump, at the factory, 6O9 Fifth.st, below Ham
ilton and Day ton Depot I.. - r. III
Orders from abroad will meet with prompt atten-
tion by addressing j. o. JOYCE,
au9-tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
No. so Sixth-street.

MADAME ELLIS, FEhALE BQTAN-
tNH lCAL LPHYSICIAN-Madam ELLIS'S UTE
cases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, Overes, Bladder
and Urethra, Prolapsus Qalling( Uterie, Infiamma-
lion and liberation of the Womb, matter OF how
long standing, permanently cured by the Of the
Elixir. go
Madame refers with pleasure to the following card
Of one of the best druggists In the city: .i
ITO the PnbHo and Lhe Ladies' In Particular:
1--WE, the undersigned, are not In the habit OF Civ.
ing our name 10 Patent Medicines; but knowing Weh
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixf,we cheerfully recommend IL to all fs
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind it
Is purely vegetable, and In do injury; We
NJ "F d. HILL, Druggist,
1. "Oorner of Fifth and Race-streets."
N. B.-For sals at the principal office, LA West
tixth-st., between Race and Elm; EDWARD SCAN.
Ian Co., corner of Main and Fourth-sts; y. d.
HILL, corner of Race and Fifth-sts.; and drug
gists generally Throughout the city and country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Madame ELLIS has returned from the South and
can be found at her office, 144 West Sixth-st, at
litimes. ielT
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New Orleans Market. s...
NEW ORLEANS, August 29.--Cotton firm
snlrs of 1000 bales now crop at OS@lOllc. for mid
ding.
Mess Pork quiet at S22@22 so.
Tobacco firm, but unC hanged.
New York Exchange par TO "a premium
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THSEFw NHaASS Y1Sk q h!EvHsE0S4E !Ev1HssFE90SSEhA% s EsSS
Screw Screw steanefs, "A TsTRX XIAsIRSS S<4AXsAkzax
Moedy REDxR, SsSo tuns, Capt. pit Cook @ and other
RsS ofs se @ Lserpo
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
RATES OF PASSAGE.
GABINasz5; 0hiSre9 under T. year. Of sge ~, half
aassg s HsS SeSs bsa
VINES and Sy be- on
sTEERHGE1 Children under 10 years of age
have to provide themselves with beds. bedding and
ONE tin pafe and one blinking csn
They, will be allowed provisions of the best quality
much as they can eat, cooked and served by the
Company,s seryants.and each passenger will be sup:
PILED With three S quarts gtS o Of water daily
T From Cork q New York $50 for adults; children
From liverpool to New York $40 for adults;
children Under y years S half price, under year
'compartments, carry each an eHperienced surgeon,
to Cork, the great R"TisRTd rsR and delay S capS
/ EHr SRy e Ss%
Or 70 our Agent, WG B. BARK9 i co,
jylO Cincinnati, o.
A DMINIsTRATOF,s, ,sALE.;-IN PUR-
N SUANCE to an order of the Probate Court Of
Hamilton County, to INC directed, will offer for sale
on the 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1861 at
three o'clock in the afternoon, the premises, the
following described real estate, to-wit: u :
The west half Of the north-we quarter of section
eight in Township seven, south of range two east in
the district Of lands subject to sale at Lima, Ohio
containing, eighty acres, situate In the county Of
Mercer and State Of Ohio, and being the prop
erty conveyed to Clemens Kramer by Patent OF tho
United States, dated October 10, lS44 and recorded
In vol 20 page 1853, Of the Records of the General
Land Office.
Appraised at $500. %
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash on day of sale and
the residue thereof IN one and two years thereafter
mortgage on the premise. J. D. L. sCHULTE, 9
, Administrator OF John H. Schultz, deceased
. Gjy3l-amJ u .i.H .
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
shortsst Route bx so INIIsa.


MO CHANGE. OF OARS To INDIANAFe
With hiis rsisoass a. SsSS os snd oSs II points paiat
in the West and North-WssL
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS re y
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot OF Mill and
$40 A. .M.-CRIUAGo MAIL.-Arriyss Al In.
disnaPolis at io;i1 A. M; Chicago at P. M. -.
1880 A, NJ. .-Terre Haute and Lafayette ACCOM-
modation-arr rtystat Indianapolis at $50 p. n. 81
p. P.M.-CHIOAG0 EXPRESS-ArriVes at Indl-
annapolis q tl0:45P. Nj Chicago At 1850 A, NJ. -g
sleepn Ca lIare attached 70 all night trains on
this line and run through to Chicago without
change OF carr.
6N BE sure you are in the right ticket-ofico before
you purchase your ticket, and ask for ticIets Via
Lawreneeburg and indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any other
route. 'ttf =
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used can be OBJ
tained at the ticket oees at Spencer House corner,
North. west corner Of Broadway and Front; No. a
purnet House corner; at the Walnut-strset House:
No; o East Thrd-street and at Depot 0fce, foot oA
Mn, on Erpnt;Street' where all necessary Informs
0mnibuses run to and from each train. ana wnI
call Tor passengers at all hotels and ali parfs of the
city, by leaving address,et their Office. - - -
-apl -7sl.,-. II. o. LORD, President,
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COMMENCING APRIL Is, 1860.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
IRA AILROAD d.
BROAD GAUGE.
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS

THROUGH WITHOUT OHANGE OF OAR6
1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS FOR VIM.
~ CENEES, Cairo and 81. Louis ate aEEsi15
4f26 A. n and 5;35 p. M. WA4
Three daily trains for Louisville of 4ila a, m -
2 P, M. and 0s36 P. M.
Vincennes Accommodation leaves at q p. M.
One train for Evansville at 4,25 A. III.
The trains connect at 81. Louis for all points in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal Quincy and KeOs
kuk; at st. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, vicksburH,
Natchez and New Orleans.
One through train on Sunday at b;35 p. M.
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis Sundays
excepted @ at A. NJ arriving at Cincinnati st
Express train leaves st. Louis daily at 1.90 p. NJ.
arriving at Cincinnati at f,3O A. M.
For through tickets to all points West and South.
please apply at the offices; Wanut-street House, be-
tween Sixth Seyenth-streets; No. Burnet House,
way Spencer House 0fhce, and at the Depot, corner
Front and Mil-streets. omnibuses call for gassan-
gers. Il II. FLINT,
apl6 . Vice President
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14
OUR NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS.

Having returned from the Congressional
Conference at Chambprs5urg, jus' as cur paper
IS going to press, we can ouly announce the
gratifying fact that our townsman, HON. W.
?. SCHELL, has received lhe unanimous nom
ination OF The Democracy Of tie District, as cur
candidate for Congress. Tais Is glorious news
not only for the people Of Bedford county, but
for the Democratic party everywhere, as the p
lection Of Mir. Ssheii is almost certainty.-
The nnmnaion OF Mr. Schsll IS baiIed with
The greatest delight and enthusiasm By his nu-
mrrous friends, aoi the people OF the District
rally to MS support, Irrespective OF party ;ss or
political bias.
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Try HIN BY HIS RECORD.

Edward Mcpherson, the Black Republican
candidate for member Of Congress for his dis
trict, in his speech at this place, on Tuesday
night Of Cour! week, challenged the voters OF
Bedford county to try hlm By bis Congressional
record. We take up the gauntlet thrown
down BY Mr.. Mcpherson, and refer to one very
dark spot on that record. Our readers, doubt
less, remember the protractrd and violent strgg-
gle for the Speakersbip of the National House
Of Representatives, Which took place last Win
ter. The original nominee Of the Republican
party, was JOHN SHERMAN, Of Ohio, an
ultra anti-slavsry man, whom the Northern
fanatics in Congress had determined to force
upon that body as its presiding officer. Mr.
Sherman was opposed by all the conservative
members, whether Democrats, Amercaos, or
Wings. FIe had endorsed the infamous Hell
PER BOOK, work which counse,s abolition
OF Slavery BY Ere and sword, which urges th-
iTFepressiJ!e conflict between the North and
the South, which regards the Union as 4 mere
wisP Q! straw 70 be consumed by the negro
incendiary's torch, and which looks 10 the
disruption Of this Government as preferable 10
the continuance OF Southern Slavery. This
reasonable and dangerous book was circulated
broadcast over the country by the ultra Re-
publicans, and was recommended to the people
by JOHN SHERMAN, oil Ohio. On this
account, Mr.. Sherman encountered the opposi-
tion ofthe conservative men in Congress, of
all parties, and was finally compelled to WITH
draw from the contest. But Mr.. Mcpherson,
notwithstanding the opposition made 10 Sher-
man, by many Wings and Americans, voted
steadily Tor the HELPER candidate, freely
and FULLY endorsing his utraism ana his un-
patriotic and treasonable conduct. This il q
part Of Mr.. McPhsrson's record BY which he
asks the people Of Bedford county to try him
How many Republicans are there wto may
read this article, that will approve this portion
Of Mr. McPherson's reCord,2 Where is lhe nan
that will dare say that be endorses directly and
positively the Abolition of slavery Has Re-
publicanisrn come 10 tais in Bedford county,
that the Helper Book is to be endorsed and the
men Y to recommanted It's iuce aiary doctrines,
20 be sustained !, canncs be. How
ever mUch The m5ssrs Of ,hp Opposition
may be opposed to The Democracy, they
cannot, will net swallow HELPERISM,-
The lya3e.s may be ready o0d willing 10 10
II the peonle, uyve-. The record og Edxar4
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THE NERlAO-H{ADED MAN;
OR THE MIRACLES OF ENTERPRISE
AND MERCY.


Familiarity, thy tel qsssfssgT1e mother OF
Contempt. Taigz, wa.lh & So and handle
every Gav, .2,e all distinctive value in our
eyes. Inr very air we breathe Is an un-
r-c5zuiz-d Ll-sslug, thonab, j. deprived Of Il
for The twentieth tracloa Of an hour. lhe world
would cease to 1--we la Ike manner We
have all Of us-no mattrr Of What race or
coua,ry-5ern 50 long accu>tom,d 10 see the
name OF Tu1Mae Holloway al The head ct a
medical advertisement l:iat We o~gia 10 look
upon II as one Of th- essential componrU's Of a
newspaper, and hardly Fause 10 enquire into
ihA true significance otthis universal lame.
1t 30, our readers fancy that this paragraph
is prl4Il. at the bottom of which they Will
tini 'pufi'' for fhp ''Unjversa| R-m-dt-s, -
with tn fame Of which Professor Holloway IS
associated it * no such thing, We could say
much Of ~ Pills and Ointment but q, present
our design IS ,nrrply to cali attention 10 the
biography of a man whose achievements viii
hereafter b. regarded as th- surpassrog woai-r
Of The Iinrteenlh Century!
There are few varlril~s q 'he hu,raa race
uorepres-ot~d in the population Of this cos
mopotia0 city. Cooli~s irom Chua--MaIays
igom ,hr E2s'rrn Archlpr'ozo-- Rrtssj1S lr,m
the Nrst- Blackshns from all parts ot Anna
w ha.-men from Greenland and 'hr regions
of tAa Artic Poie-5rorz-d hsIi-b. evds from
Bfazri and the other states OF South america -
BlrneanS, Tasmanians, Arabs, Hindoos, Ar
neai20s, New LsaiaHders and Kaiirs-lnesp,
wilh ,ar millions from al! parts o. Europe,
make up he motley immigration which our
w0rid-em2EaClHg commerce lhrowa daily on
our shores. Thousands Of such, perhaps, hav"
never heard any one Of the great names which
we lavr been trained 10 regard with reverence
,br name oi Washington caalut thrill their
sluggish blood Of Napoleon Bonaparie, his
co0qUes's and his fall, they ar utterly isno-
ra0i. But land them a newspaper and see
how rapidly their flcss Brighten They re-
c5gG'z- i,s friendly Promise-they rely on It's
iong-tested truth they rejoIc- and are, per-
haTs, aslonishrd 10 know that The great physi-
ciaa, whose visit TO their own country i0rm-d
the epoch Of physical regeneration, has like
wise been before them on a llg" -rrand Of
mercy 10 the land ot their future aiopn3a -
fuev ~ loGger feel that they ar" Strangers
t,r Holloway by genius, his li10rs, adventures
aaG world, - travels. has established con-
acting Iios o-tw-e- al tribes an races Of thu
human ilua,. Possessed with A bl5nng
zraI to relieve he all ltted, an fsariny nothing
that man can d., hr has naia thu pIlErimage
Of the earth and establish in pvsry spot he
visited not only depos for the sale Of his m1di-
ciaes, but likewise journals IN the native
tongues. What romance could be framed,
from the iabors, pprils and adventures of such
a l'fe ~ S. s.Jo4raal."
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0ulin0ug,

TIE lettering on the dag raised by the
LlncoInites up street. i, fast p-eling of, and
the bnofing presents ragged and tat:ered
appearance, Qort~ntous oflbe condition Of the
Republican party aztec the 9th Of November
The name ofCuartH had rayelled out almost
entirely, on Saturday last, disappearing in ad-
vance ot Lincoln and Ham'in, indicating
merely that the election for Governor p7ecedes
hat tor President. The omens are decidedly
evil lac lhs Woalhes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14

. Physicians are generally 10th to ,r.., .
word III prais- of what are cail.d ca
medicines" Ial~rd, it is an ar,ic!- IL
code Of medical ethics, nat a physician ,.b-
sanctions the u.s. of such Remedies Cam,
considered member Of the National A.,o,s
ton. But there are exceptions to fhe mo,
stringent rules, and many OF the discIpI., -,
Esoulapns have actually been compelIs Ist -,
The force Of facts, ,n recommend The ,:sa of No
HOSfETTER'S STOMACH BlTTFpS r.,
those diseases which are particularly -rere,. -
dnrQg the summer s2d hi. Thy 30.
ascer'ained tia. there arr 10 r. mpdies p, .,.
PharmacoPeia which can Compare y.,n ~.
wonderful compound t6r deraa..,7 n, ,f s..
system. Thousands II families s~, -,
the low grounds OF the W esIr-- 49, >.,.,sr,,
nT1rs, are now CONVINCED ahal lh-g raw. .aor5
a medicine peculiarly adaaaed for ,raj- i.
Wenls, whrle in Other po-thoiSsRof the ca.,.r,.
during the summer months, the demand =,
the af.Ic!-s IS equally large.
sold by druggists aad dealers rsr--."--
ly See advertisement. II another -,l -.,.
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E3UnLIC Sale OF real. -
@~ TATE.-ln p9rsnance Of an order OF taa o.
Thans' Cout of Bs4fnrt Cola,Y. there w,il be e1-
posed 10 Public S4'e on the prenses, Saturday
III 5'h day OF De-, o0er nexi-i2s follow gRea. a.
tate 10 wit
vista, Bedford co., with two story fame house.
Plasered, and stable thereon--adj property y
John 6 'Fver and Charles Hesas, late ths proper
~ of NIcho 5 Regs. Esq, decd.
TERMS: Fifty dollars in hand on confirmation OF
Sale and the remainder the lst of April next. after
confirmation.
WM. GILLESPIE,
Sept. 7, 1860. Adm'r. of N. Kegs, decd.
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whatever is origin, can be radically cYfs8 =.
Tue use OF II HclIo"ay's crl,hra -d PIX. r.
season wHea this class oi arcTd.rs bsco.-.
prevalent as approaching '..4r-.,a H., ST..
i"f'' says 'nr Froe~ro: End ra,asrx ....,i.
'ohe hr'd ~ iiinP. Fo- iufaGts, he Pills sF,.r.
." crushed and dissol,cd IN uste, sn.-,,.-
with sugar. '.'"5a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 2.
Headquarters. Is, f-,sais. I

10th Division, ?. c. v.
The several Companies. S,atf Officers ana all
members Of the lst Brigade, 10Th DIVISION Of Pena-
syvanla Volunteers, hereby ordered 10 attend
an Enc mPnsnt, known as "CamP Taylor" 10 he
held in Bedford, comm snceiHg on Monday, the 18th
OF October, 1850, aHd 10 continue SIX days.
Companies VIII supply themselves with Camp
Kettles, aS there to BE- had from the State
Fresh meats car be purchased On the Camp sroIat,
cordial invitation is extended 10 all tn neigh
boring Military TO participate with u.s. sodis7's
welcome Will greet you. AmpI= preparations are
making Tor the comfort of ell those who may p.
present BY Greer u
LENUEL 2vAr5.
Brigsder G7aral, lst Brigade, 1911 DIV. P. Q.
A!rxlr4aC Compiler, Aid-de-Lan2.
Evansville, Sept. :, 1850.
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HoLLowAY's PlLLs-A word to Mothers. -
Cholera lnfantum, Dmrrhea.-a5 onp-third
OF the weekly lntermeniS reg gistered by the
board Of healh, may be classrd uudec the head
ct infant mortality. The majority OF which are
swept off bv diseases Of The bowels We here
confidently assert that any case of cholera in
idntun, or darrhea "a il is termed in the adult
stage oi lie, however violen. 10 lis nature, or
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RArysBUEG, Sept, 9th, 1860.


Ma. EpIroa -
Ipresume short account oI a NEE
trnE Of the Democracy Of Ralas5urg and yiciu,-
Is, for Ins purpose OF erecting a Foster polp,
viii not prove unlnteresting to some, at least.
al tae numerous readers Of your glorious inde-
pendent herald Of Democracy. On TUESDAY
the fourth inst, we called SPECIAL meeting for
the above named purpose. The ladies' who had
N charge the making Of our Gag, soon connie
ted Il, some twenty nt them having engaged in
the glorious work. Il IS needless to say tha, !,
was made with that exqrlsite taste and beauty.
which always charactrrIze the Workmanship of
n" ladies'. \ half pas, nine O'Clock we com
mencPd raising the pole, and amid The enthusi-
as;lc cheers Of the Democracy, ITS tall fon soon
pierced the clouds, aad the beautiful Foster nag,
bearing thirty three stars, was flung TO ths
57efzr, bidding defiance to the Curtinans and
''wnolp heads" Three cheers wer. then gty-n
for Henry y. Foster, after which a speech from
Prot. William P. Tolleo, was loudly called f2r
The gallant Professor unhrslatingly responded.
and 10 an able and eloquent address, set forth
The true character the 4 AboItionists, and urged
the importance Of uniting on one electoral tick
et Alter Professor Tolten had concluded, Mr..
J, Livingstone offered the following resoIu-
ton
Rsso'oed, That lh- Democracy of Rainsburg
and vicinity do express their sincere and cordial
thanks to the fair and patriotic ladies' who con
s'ructvd our bpautfuI flag, The emblem Of trurh
liberty, and democracy. MAY their lives ever
prove as pure and fanhful as at present, and
they viii most certainly realize lie iavours and
blessings, not only Of freedom and liberty, bat
the smiles of heaven."
Nj. Livngst2ne's resolution was loudly
chrer-d. DR.. J. f. To,ten was then called for,
'"ho spoke eloqnently and ably upon the poIui
cal aspects Of the day. Ht argued the Dlly OF
the split Of the only national party in existence
upon mere 'Ffr, urging all parties to unite
and Try to rX's-minate that hydra-header! mon
St., Black R"Publicanism. Dr. lisa promls-
.ng }ou0g man, endowed with a clear, logical
alnd, and great force of thought He was IN
ierrupied, several times, during thr course of
has remarks, BY bursts Of applause The meet
ing then adjourned. Colerain is OK. K
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14
LATER EROM HONDURAS-MOVE-
MENTS OF GEN. WALKER.

BosToN, Sept 8.-The barque CaFIb arrive d
at this port this evening, from TruXllio, August
18th. 1t lsstated that General Walkers force
consists Of only nineiy-two men. He was
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14
J. =. NIIUDI.t . :,
To The editor OF the "a shtaoull 5enliaei.o

A0drow fellow countrymen Of every poiri-
ca creed, We ask yon 10 pause and Consider the
consequences mat must certainly follow the
wide dissemination ofsuch reasonable doctrines
as those we have Just quoted and especially So
since they are endorsed by the leading men Of
a large and ntluentiaI party. How greatly at
va.iance are such sentiments with those of our
v-nerated Washington, as given IN his FARE
well Address "One OF th- exptdlents OF par
~ 10 acquire influence, within particular dis
tricts. You Cannot shield yourselves 100 mucn
against the l1alJusies and helrtouyaings which
spring trom THESE misrepresentation The,
tend to render alien TO each other those wh5
ought TO BE- bound together by fraternal af-c-
ton" Let Us, then, as true patriots, band to-
gether for the sake OF driving back the foes OF
our glorions country (whethrr they be Fanatics
ofthe North, or the Extremists Of the South, J
and uphold the COnstHuii2a, the Luws, and
the "UasOn, aOO md fore0'r, one mi insepa-
ra5ie." OLD LINE WING.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-14

PIcrCcEs.-Persoos desiring portraits or
Photographs ofthemseives, by Ma. VALLADE,
should apply 10 that gentleman soon, as he will
leave this place in a short trm~. He may be
found at The Meag~l House, or at G~ttys'
Gallery.