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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-10-02

ATTORNEYS ATLAW, BEDFORD, PA.
The undersigned have associated themselves IN
the Practice OF the Law, and will a'ten promptly
to all business entrusted to their care IN BEDFORD
and adjoining countess.
r~0fice on ,ul,ana Street, three doors south
Of the ..Mengel House,, opposite the residence OF
Maj Tate.
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1861.
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Republicans are Monarchists.

As an evidence that the Republicans ara in
favor OF monarchy, it is only necessary 10 re-
fer to the following facts: cfl1eA
/. They strike at the very root of human lib
erty by denying the citizen the privilege Of the
writ of habeas corpus. sa4U
2. They have imposed stamp duties such -
the colonies refused to regard. fl1 a9a
8. They introduced the CONSUMPTION act, the
offspring Of the bloody Jacobins Of France.
4. They have inaugurated acensorshipof the
press 8euoa-IGnHoe c'YaHlhtH
S. They claim that all power is in the Pres
ident, and that the people have no rights save
such as he is, willing to bestow upon them.
s. They whip men at the stake as in the days
OF old John Adams ltH04 ~ }0ho59
T. They pardon mobs and justify them in tear,
ing down papers and riding men on rails for their
opinions. s,s..,oe.5 ..ig .-sgs9qs -.82
s. They are proscriptive in religion, as in the
case of Know Nothingism. sAIhs
%. They ss~sapi. Ee~ssit1tion and laws un-
der their feet, and resort to despotic powers.
Can honest men or fresmen sustain them BY
their vote1! 15sr aos tae 'fsB2snt
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eS-It is not strange that the Republicans
should assume the name of Loyalists-the very
name chosen by the Tories of the Revolution,
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VThe soldiers in the Washington Hospitals
are to be sent to Philadelphia, Immediately, by
order of the Secretary Of War. Of course,
they will vote at the October election in the city
of Brotherly love, and all for Gov Curtin, as
will, perhaps, the thousands who ate toAbe fur
loughed from the army of the Potomac.AIt il
understood the Secretary Of War has issued
orders to Gen. Meade, not to risk battle tln.
til after the October election.-But il will not
do; the people have decided and the verdict j.
Gov. Curtin must retire. -Pittsburq Post.
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In the borough oil BEDFORD formerly owned Oy WIZ
liam spide, situate op West Pitt Street.
60 acres of land--iO cleared and under fence
with log house thereon erected, aijoinins George
Trout man, George Nay and others, partly in Juni-
alta and partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Andrew WoIiord.
ALSO
Eighty acres of limestone land, on the Holidays
burg pike, % miles from Bedford--a part of the
VIM. Smith lands-about 12 acres well timbered
and ba lance under fence and high state of cul!
tivaton.
ALSO-l66 acres near Sto ierstowu within
mile of Broad Top Railroad-about 100 acres clear
ed, with two story dwelling house--new bank
barn, stable &c., thereon erected; also. two apple
richards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is a
rich loan, an. capa BILE of producing every variety
OF crops of this climate.
ALSO-.l60 acres best quality of praire--near
the ssissppi river, close to the county seat 81
Harrison county, Iowa.
ALSO-Two 160 acre tracts, adjoining Elkhorne
city, in the richest valley of the west the Platte
Valey--about 20 miles west of Omaha city, and
close 10 tn, great national or government road lead
ing west in Nebraska Territory.
ALS0-l60 acres, two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
well timbered and very desirable. All of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and San be well
relied uron for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
ALS0--Three desirable lots n Omaha City, Ne
braska Territory.
ALS0-A LOT of ground in the city of Dacotah,
Neb aska Territory. 4 .H IH
The above real estate will be sold Mt such price s
rs to insure safe and profitable investments.
No,er OF oblig tions of any kind, that are good,
notes. - ..
Ma! s.1ses. o. E. SHANNON.
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professional Garos.

= NJ K,yvp,1 tat ], W. LINGENFELTER.
), KIMMELL & LINGENFELTER.
ATTORNEYS AT Law, BEDFORD, PA:
d nyHave formed partnership in the practice OF
the Law. Office on Juliana street, two doors South
Of the "Mengel House,"
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Z rHE BEDFORD GAZETTE
n PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING I
q8W 9dl DIS tJes6 ~,
.i.aa BY B. r. MEYERS,

A. ths following terms, to wit: itlaf
60 90 per annum, if paid within the year.
$3.50 if not paid within the year.
pyNo subscription taken for less than six months
prNo paper discontinued until all arfearages are
aid unless at the option of the publisher. II has
been decided by the United States Courts that the
.topp,ge of a newspaper without the payment OF
srrearsges, is prins Jaes evidence OF fraud and as
. criminal offence. a,,
n-The courts have decided that persons are ae-
sountable for the subscription price of newspapers,
Ii they take them from the post oice whether they
subscribe for them, or not aa B.
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C. N. Ell KOK ,
DENTIST.

will attend punctua'ly and carefully to all opera
tions entrusted to his care. 80.
NATURAL TEETH filed, regulated, polished, &C.,
In the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one TO an entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on Juana street,
Bedford. w.. .tat.Nr r..
Cash TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
In addition to recent improvements in the mount
Ing of ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using, as base for Artificial work, ne W
and beautiful article, (Vulcante Vulsanized ln-
da Rnbber) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort
able aud more natural than either Gold OF Silver,
and 30 per cent. cheaper than silver. Call and see
-.rs a..i $3.50 - c. N. HlCKOK.,
Bedford, January l6, 1863.
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r o ks ~ A l. u
.-ns. OR
IT R II ID H.!

Farm in Bedford township, owned by John
Rush, about tour miles from badlord. containing
1sn acres, about so acres cleared with log house
log barn and other out. buildings thereon erected
also, an apple orchard thereon.
new two storied Brick House and lot Of ground
in the borough of bedford formerly owned BY VIII.
liam Spide, situate Oh West Pitt Street.
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JOHN NP. REED,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
Repeatedly tenders Ms serviess 10 the P"6l,e.
uz-Office second door North of the Mengel
House t.tfs
Bedford, Aug, |. 1861. ......,....
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No s3l Broadway, New York.
August ID, 1S63-3m
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JOHN CESSNA. ". r.. SHANNON.
0 CESSNA s SHANNON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
uy-flave formed Partnershirn the Practice OF
the Law. Office nearly opposite the Gazette Office,
where one or the other may at all times be found.
Bedford, Aug, 1, 1861. ....,.
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LET FREEMEN REMEMBER.

That the country was warned for years that
the triumph of the sectional, disunion, abolition
party would give civil war and dissolve the
Union.
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NJ, HALL. ,, john PALMER.
HALL & PAL NJ 4 X,
SAMUEL KETTER MAN,

-Fhs1 :
ry-Would hereby notify the citizens ,of Bedford
county, that he has moved ro the Borough of Bed
fort where be may at all times be found b. persons
wishing to see him, unless absent upoL business
pertain ny to his Office. ,..,t -t
Bedford, Aug. 1851. ....
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sfsosb y;7aq 6asi'5rr4a hssreifiicfh . 81 !
a.. t..tts.l.st,.1 ntlt IS als9A 1es fw aeHt Isl
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REED AND SCHELL,

REED AND SCHELL,
BANKERS DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
,..0 BEDFORD, PENN A.
nyDRAFTS bought and sold, collections made
and money promptly remtted .
Deposits solicited.
, . REFERENCES. =
Hon. Job Mum, Hon. John Cessna, and John
Mover. Bedfcrd Pa, R. Forward, Somerset, Bum,
Raiguel X Co, Phil. J. Watt Co., J. w. CuIley,
4 Co., Pittsburg. .....,.-
CT CHARLES HOTEL,
. .~ CORNER Of WOOD IND THIRD STREETS
PIT r s r U f. G. II, a.
HARRY SHlRLS PROPRIETOR.
Arr IL 1861. .Hu. ..r
, 1863-09-22

From the Richmond Examiner, Sept ISL
We have already announced the bursting at
Charleston, On last Saturday morning. Of one
Of the mammoth English guns. At the time
Of writing no particulars OF the affair had
teacht d Ms, but from all VIC know Of such
ordnance, We think 1t likely that the catas-
trophe vas brought about by an attempt to
make long ehot-a shot which should asto
1fh the Yankees, and throw the perforuance
o1 Ihe1f heaviest pieces into the shnde. ~
Ihese guns were never designed for this
sort Of practice, md cannot stand It :Thny
are fashioned and designed for direct shots at
short range, when the: weight Of theIr prn.
jectiIe will crush irresistlbly: through earth:
stone OF iron The turret of d monitor would
be caved in b5 one plumb shot, as completely
as a tall silk hat would be crushed by the
blow Of the 1ist Of q strong nan. But the
barrl Of the gnn. must be horizontal or the
mnzz1e depressed. Even in 8 horizontal po-
sltion the ine41ia Of the bolt and the friction
to be overcome, cause as much strain on the
sides Of the gun rs any attainnb1e thickness
metal can w1thstand..' But the muzzle being
elevated, -say fifteen dcgrees,. which is neees.
sary when q great rauge is to be attained, the
immertc weight Of the bolt from. fT6 to
sepen hundred pounds-is superadded to the
already great strain upon the sides, aud the
, 1863-09-22
DISASTROUS C0NFLAGRATI0NS.
Great Fire in st. Joseph,
Michigan.

From the st. Joeeph Traveller, Extra, 1sth-]
/, About one o'clock this, Friday, morning, a
fire broke out in Jolu Martins store, on tue
north side of Water street. The building was
uEed By parties from Chicsgo, Tor canning
peaches. Tie wind was blowing perfect gale
cut, the rain commenced descending ia tor
rents. :: Notwithstanding, the flames soon
communicated to the building formerly oc~
,cupted by B.. II. Springsteen, as drug store,
but which at this time was used as q tfnit
: warehouse. Next, the fire swept across the
residence of Faux Conlan was!in sheet Of
ttames.. Simultaneously with this. Michael
Havlin's saloon was discovered to be on fire.
Tie building f.rmer1y occupied BY 3. r.
King as store, now Owned BY John Martin,
and occupied for peach canning, was about
the same time discovered to be On hre, and
was totally destroyed. The old stora build
jng Of ]. E. Stevens, corner Of Ship and State
streets, used as furniture warehouse by :Mc.
Stevens was also destroyed. In the upper story
Of this building were two tenanfs-Mlchael Us
Haylin and W Porter: Most of the contents
Of this building was eaVed; Next
east Of Con1an's is the saloon o1 John Mar
cupied by him as a grocery store; next the
tal1-alley Of John Yore; next the saloon OF
R. Lyeaght; next the old bakery Of VIM.
Bradford; and next q building belonging to
John spink, and occupied by Charles Pagget
as private dwelling; and adjoining this, the
saloon Of Patrick Faigan; and lastly, On the
corner Of Main and ,7Vaater streets, the build.
ing belonging to Charles Kreighof, used as q
work shop. All these were Consumed viii.
most Of their contents. The building Of
Frank Gilbert on the north side Of the street
and next to P. G. Edwards's -four mill, oc-
cupied as shoe store aud Ia the basement as
a billiard saloon was also destroyed Several
%ka %r$1 -Ttt86 m h1f
efforts Of the hremen and citizens, Mt thia
writing, o'clock q. H., there is reason to
believe 1t will be saved. Indeed, there Is but
little dangero Of its being burned. As yet, ne
are unable to state with any degree OF accu-
ably $4,000 will cover the losses. At ter
o'clock this a. m We shall be able to give
further particulars.
, 1863-09-22

ot...-. ), ,p..,o,. ,.-es-
aue Aa.e u .ae Ta.-sI, ,o .sr7etin
esns II tho ah:o:s OF tho "os!a. is' !.
%ne Sn''es. Ate' "se u o-1-o -...s ~ r. ~
stieastneat2s asa - sssso:ss - usso ss,s T,.,
qu1res ous angie ''4s4 70 nnae.ssa4 sa4.
PURIFY can af~A5s re lcusu up,a u..r ~.
cf INC eeleofss-a ealsssa hssA' os -
deuoh. Chataon1e t Flowers L4'eauee : ~.
se:REeen As0se.G eaos. o'sasa pesA'
Ca-aHsE. Cosanais. 8a1oacs'
/. S.-T.-18RD-X. DC,
.....,.,.,,,d +c r..r~vro.,
-n. sn.arers snd n.rsoas OF u;e:ary t.5:a snd SC.
dent..y lfs who reaoi.e sree digestion. relish 70.
food, and clear mental faculties.
Delicate persons and weak persoss aze ce:.ss7 to
Ind In these Bitters what they have 50 ion:
Ttey pu94,y, III engtse. sad f2vtso.H.e-
They rrea,e healthy appetite ~
They are an aot,do+s to change OF water AID diet.
her orfYcome t1ecss of dissipation sad 1a.e hours
1hsr s+renpthen H. s7ster, 1nd eu.iyea tia n,ad,
s .ss,, ;Ss.
ss 1ss s.s T;.rhs. rhn,.-s M cno,e-. xort,1x
s.e,.e Iirsr re+,n1slot and EarTna, Hs,dscha.
~. ~. 49, 49, n,.ts-. IN ~. -n-,a Tbsv r,.tn
-. 49, .... .t-e.v and ~. eyh,-s,ea n..ure.a
me aeek E'aa soos8' AL" aSe eA''a''"'eN
s'eA' tsS@oteA. '-- j..
The following startling and emphatic statements ca1
- ~ :, ~y,..-- <-...,otr ~ .sa fy.Yh
Lettef u ~. =. . eAopt"4'N - 49, ~'
NEW 4osA tse;noeat; ,,.~.,b ~; ,as7
-. 49, - ~. S.. ..1 t..~.nr. s.eo-r-,.
x.4nn thA hattie ct Antessn WIS utterly p.os.
-t1d .cr ~. .1oT,.c1 vo1,a mt reta,n
.as,etn. ~ .rt,r,. rs1,.a p,aDt>.to1 n,tar. nre,
.s-.S b. ~ n-,ke ~ Eau ynrF w, nrssrrIhed n
~ mo ,1,enrtn and An anpet;se M crsat SUI.
-tsa 49, 1sve 1rs tnmeai.t. reet .rwo hnt.1e, A.
rs-s -st s1,ovsd M n ton nv rsctmeat 49,.
have G1c CO s7en them used In many cases and an frs
to hay. for hospital or private putposes Rno~ OF
uotnlaE Ake 1aen- ~. e. IAASA> easpla1-
.. rr.,,.u.n d :,
e7srzKYx:-You were k1ad enough, o. q former
occasion to send me- na dozen bottles OF Flansaaon
RIttels for $S1o. My "fe having dasived 10 much
heneft from the uBe Il theaA B1tttta dakfA her to
, 1863-09-22

Shorter Catech1sna Of Negro Equality.
Who said that an men are created equal :
Thomas Jefferson, the fatlcr Of Denoc racy.
Who gafe the MT groes the Fight Of suffrage
In New York? The Democratic party.
Who presided over the Convention which
gave this privilege to negroes? Martin Van
Burtn, Demo crat.
to the Presidency ofthe United States: The
Democratic party.
Who married negro woman, and by her
had mulatto children Richard n. johnson,
good Democrat.
If President Van Buren had died, and Rich
ard IL. Johnson had become President,
who would lave become the Democratic
mistress OF the White House? The same ne
gro woman.
WHO made the negro citizen of ths State
Of Maize? The Democratic party.
Who enacted similar Law IN Massachu-
setts? The Democratic pa,ty.
Who gave the negro right to vote In New
Hanpthl1e: The Democratic party.
Mes Ses a sysE} f1o5sd PsFs9a e"p
General Assembly purely Democratic.
Who repealed the laws Of Ohio, which re.
| guI1ed negroes to Cire bonds and security
before settling in that State The Democratic
patty.
ben Wood WIS Chief Justice.
What became Of Reuben Wood? The Dem
/ ocratic party elected him Governor three
times, and he is still leader Of the Demo
Who helped to give Gee negroes the righ,
Of 1852 Gen. Jackson
Was Gen. jackson a good Democrat? HI
, 1863-09-22

Almost every day ne hear Of new stsn-
pede Of elayes In our county. Indeed 80 ire
quent have they become Of late that no sur
prise or comment Is excited thereby. Our
people seem to have settled into state Of
apathy and indifference upon the subject.
The latest case we hare heard Of came of On
Sunday night last. Some fifteen or more ne
groes {men, women and chlldren), belonging
10 persons residing in and near Cedar Point
Neck, abseonded that night, aud, breaking;
open barn, took out 4 large aat.bottomed
boat, which they carried to the creek, and
thus made their escape. 0ne gentleman, We
understand, lost on this occasion eleven ol
Ills negroes. During the past Teek not les:
than fifty negroes from this vicinity have ruu
of, and, In severn1 cases, masters have been
LEFT without bands to work and secure theh
growing crops.-Fbrt Tobacco 1G7ses.
, 1863-09-22

We have been furnished with the following
list Of articles shipped from this city-con
signed to candidate on the copperhead
ticket of this cou.ty-to aid In stimulating
sttendants at the copperhead meeting al
RellersTille, fen days ago:
Five barrels Whisky;
Four kegs Liquor;
Three barrels A1e;'
One box Bitters;
Two boxes Herring;
One Cheese.
Il
, 1863-09-22

Mics Elizabeth Beatty WIS tried at Pitts.
Of gmpsde cotea tte ~iek as o. aaaaf5 eh
. Justices office. The young woman
had been Eeduced by man named. McCor-
mick, and had child BY him. He refused to
assist the poor girl in the fruit Of their sin,
and treated her with contempt. She had him
arrested. and be was brought before Jqstlce'
mick was turning to leave the office, Miss
Beatty shot him through the heart, killing
him instantly. The defence did not de-
ny the act, but pleaded unsoundness Of
mird at the time. The mother Of Miss Beat
II described the condition Of her daughter
after the discovery Of her ruin, as most heart
rtnding, The jury were out three honre,
when: they returned With verdict of not
guilty, on the ground Of insanity at the time
the homicide mas committed, and the prison.
er Maa il{Echarped
, 1863-09-22

49, Or1ezaa.1 Who4e H. " 1ed success in fhttfeat-
eus ofChronie. AescurIA ,8lood+ and other 6seases
THAT REQUIRE sKH1tFuL TREATMENT,
- permanently located h1mseu It IS Randolph
greet Chicago. Dr. .jameslsreco nrended BY the ms
&xea, faculty ana tho almost entire p Ell Of tha South
xhoussnds Of unfortunate bfcss Dr.. -AhEa vha
{5p1 tor him. would b hv4nE 4 nQ1serab. exdGk
t:nrs roe envi&nae reputation d.. 3a1Ees erio5stso
xaeIAkez to the Gulf u tte result Of 5eAo d stods
fno obse: e:Rafton.
.,,-Janes uses no Mercury 1odlds. PosaHn+ A1seaie
E< a1sapa.fl1a IN tho treatment Of blood dtseasoa
tat Ancuty1lxsr. wnteh IL posiuVe cure.
Urk.uac Weakne1s cured By oew 3nd trfA1hs
athod saving both time and eIpaose.
ofipe and parlos 1t s. Randolph stre +frpsatrs
s4d1cA hoafs ffpn 4. II. Until 81 n
CONSULTATIONS HV1ofAARLR.
vs-hka xmdAN11
, 1863-09-22

There haye been 2, ,919 19examinations in WASH
ington, and the whole number Of soldiers OBJ
tained Is 803, Of which $50 are neg1oes. About
400 white soldiers have been sent forward into
the ranks Of the army. The blacks, after be-
jnr fitted cut, are started to the camp Of the
I'd District colo1ed regiment at the contrabaud
farms over the rirer, the fifth company o1
which is noW being filed up.~
, 1863-09-22
,HAaATs MAGNOLIA BALM

xnis IL the mest ard exzaosdtasr5 sst1cls
syer discosc1ed 1t changes the sun burnt 1hee ano
hands to pesr1y es1n texture q saE1shnK hesnty
sppaxsinx The Harble purity Of yousf and TIC DE
rrarx app~ arsnce 70 1nvia-g IN the city belle Q
fa.hou. .tfenpoye. tan tsecaa. pimples and rough
&sass from the akin, leaving tie compilation fresh.
fauspa.r1& and smooth. 1t contain no material In
~:fs,pa to xha 14tn. Patroufzed BY Acttesses and
Cp6rx 6tngera. 1t u Whit eresy 1AdJ should have.
Sola cyet3 Whete+
DEMAS s. BARN. g. CO.,
5.a.ass IN GenetAl 4 eents. ~ Broadway.h T.
, 1863-09-22

~ The nation Is rejoicing over the eman:
cipation Of Tennessee from the iron grasp Of
the rebel army. May 1t soon rejoice over an
other emancipation In our whole 6tste-her
emancipation from the th1aldom Of that odi-
ous and barbaroua system which Is the *ch1ef
cerner stone" of the, rebel Confede1acy.-
, 1863-09-22

=. ~ Widows with only sons'' and tagged
anq intrm parents" appear to be very plenty
In Bristol county, Massachusetts; as the fol
lowing from the report Of the Board Of
Enrolment in that district will show:
Exempted az the only eons Of widows. ...., 1o4
Only SONS OF aged and indrm parents. .......,. 50,
, 1863-09-22


1858. '4'7 Ii 1865
nrrHrcvT wswTA rrNmp ar D r. p
Fem ND IL sdNAd 1GN AndA L. n
B2s ul1e1 Double Traok..
II orde- 70 kea, peca with the ae.aanas Ct tsa 1xp
ny SnlIc tre Esa5axess uf this popQlR1 Toufe hs
sdasG Sa - inproSsS sots ,n:ins tse yea fsea a
@s - s23ass9aa nnr ~! % S9eEo "a ~ fe.nee4
-anF Il st3na haiisStsd aad tntirej1 nrsa tas;s
ruRxx DAILY TzA1rs FROM
s1A ! oA 1aA ~ 4 @11A11a 1a'1*1A1QAA
A., .nrHscss1s d,-sct n Es:s Yn-r THpa1oS E.,x.
sfEIsS - s;ss: soeRtsye9; i Ss;ssous1 k
p;isi61leS = ~ ~ YosE TAshfeToE IL
FIoH ~ - 1e* wv qes 1saa r I9es
M NJ s ~ sii 6n, 1n;s saa02e u s
: a7'as u AA'~hs'~ ~ ~ oN1'1 fou4os.
sa.1s D1n2 aEaNs zxo4
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Y0DK,
1.cser ocr ss:e 10 ;ostor b7 boat 0. rs1, Boat ~
kets good o. zoy Of the round Ees. Eafa to I'll po
- low - any soatd
Sleeping Gass on nlg2f C7lal 70 Pauaat!2n's A4E
5axXaZe checked tosooka and Eanaesrodfee.
rHR14 FKTa
aytan Soa!e Eselsa:a Ct ~ aesc:tproEs exa n4 Ter
TAted 70 nnd foF3 thi,AdeiRaia. Hew Ior1; Roso4s
Of Missouri = kA1l3otn nancS
I1s PeEEt7lyIslh eh1ta. taHSoad A1o coa1ec0 F.
P1tt.ou1En va SteaEea q nEieh Sooo5 ean % hoE
, 1863-09-22

L. DIR, FITFtE ELD'B
VEGETABLE PILLS.
are Y. szArted & caYte!a cure for F1STU1A. BLIND
Or Rl.EHplEG PILES.
We would capt1cn Ill who arc victims to tii< tis.
1retspE oouplatt1 I'd ths use OF extcrnsl hpoI
0atore Is tey IeSut obly ayxra SatHF 1he deeAse
M KiTFIktDBfe remedy removes tho Cabs Of tAe
ceeate and Anec:h : pesnaaoept c9,e
TH1S Is EU QUA K MEDICINE. .--
There Pills have bee t1tet for the lsst seven yea.s
and IN no 1rstaAce haTe 1bty fault T. crre
], YOUf G, 6o1c proprietor:
$Sf nr3kd vay, n. 7.
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The Falstaff Of our stage has been houored
with an autograph letter from the American
autacrat, just rs Shakespeare hilnself was hon
ored With an amlcab1e letter from King James
the First, and which, We are told, "that most
learned prince and great patron Of learning
Was pleased with his oWn hand to write.
We Lave obtained copy Of the Presidents $
letter, and deem it Of sufficient interest and
importance to print 1t in this connection.
It reads as fol1oRs:
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO MIR.
uACKETT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHIK0ToN, August II, 1868.
MY DEAR SIR: Months ago should have
acknowledged the receipt Of your book and
accompanying kind note, and now haTe to
beg your pardon tor not having done SO.
For one Of my age have seen very little
of the dra1na, The first presentation Of Fal.
staff I ever EaW Yves yours here last winter OF
spring. Perhaps the best compliment can
pay Ia to cay, as truly car, am very anxious
10 see it again. Some Of Shalspeare's plays
| l have never read, whilst others have gone
over perhaps as frequently as any profession.
"Richard Third" !" "Henty Eighth" "Ham'
none equal stMacbeth." It Is wonderful
| Uplike you gentlemen Of the profession, j
| think the soliloqpy in "Hamlet," commen
| chg, 40 ny offence is EapE," surpasses lthat
commencing ITO be or not 10 be-" But par
| don this email attempt at criticism. 1Bhoalt
like to hear you pronounce the opening
speech Of "Richard the Third
| VIII you not eoon visit Washington again
| II you do, please call and let me make you,
perEoral acquaintance. Yours truly
i, LINCOLN.