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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-06-12

His customers and the public generally are in.
vited to call and examine for themselves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-06-12

All TO Be had at the store OF. II. Shoemaker
Bedford, March, 6, 1868.
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@ Yes! q Yes!!

/ take this method OF informing the public that
have taken out Auctioneei and Sale License, and
will attend whenever desired on the shortest notice
Aid most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing the services Of the auetloneer,
will please call upon the lsndsrsgned before advsr-
using. APplyAs f0HN ALSlP,
ysa. ., 1865. RsdtosA PN.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.

See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle
Principal OBsce and JManufacsory,
No. 63l, .arcA Sfsssfs
JONES + EVANS,
Isueesssors 70 C. M. JACKSON x COIL PsefaisroAs
For sale by the Druggists in Bedford.
George D. Amiek, 81. Cisirsviils.
I'M. Esrndolisr 4 Son, Bloody RuD.
John 8. Sehsil, sehslkburg.
9. r. Bsrndolisf, Wocdbssyy.
NDs ~, i09e-fy.
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BlTrERS.

Do you want something to strengthen yos?
Do you want q good appetitei
Do you want 10 bull up your eonstitutisn
TO you want to feel wei
Do you want to get rid of nerveusasssi
no you want energy7
Do you want to sleep WE'LL
Do yov want brisk and vieorsus feeling
II you do, use HUOFLAEDT GERMAN BtrTRuS.
F,ss. J. Nsspsox Brewn, D. D., Edife, Of NJ xe-
eyeiopsd,s Of Religious Enevlsxgs.
Although not disposed to f.vor or recommend pst-
ent medicines III general, through distrust Of tkss
ingredients and effects, yet know of no suficieAx
reason why man may not testify to the b-n-6t ~
believes himself to have received from my simrl<
preparation, in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of oth'rs.
do this the more readily in regard to fiooaasd's
German Bitters, prrpa.ed by DR.. Z. N. Jackson, Of
this city, because was preudic-d against them for
eh~iehv an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 10 nv
friend Robert Shoe Esq tor the removal Of
this prejudice b, proper test. and for enronr g>
ment TO try them, when suffering fro sr at aid
o,ns continued debility. The us of thre- hotties
OF these Bit,ers. AZ the beginning oil III pr>s-n,
year, was followed by .vlt"nt sh.t ani r.. OF -itoe
to degree Of bodily and mental v,e"r ~hich / ass
not feit tor six ~on'hs br'or" ani Ia aic1 -
spsirsd of rpgaining. Ia 80 than. Cot az gny
friend fer dirrcting M 10 me ~" ~ fh.t'
]. NhW TON BROWN
Phiiade' 'phia, Inn. e. 1861. ~
Frer tAs Rev JOSEPH n. kE VARp "a<sc-
Of the fsnh Bapt'st C@rrA
DR. JACKS n EAR Sir II hts HFef ostfy
requested to connect my wlfg '.a,;o6e
of diffpre mt kinds oi medicines, but .IAea OK ih-.
practice rs ou. of my approp late spn~fe, have
oil cases declined bu' with csaf proof iu vs.ioss
instances nd particularly IN my own family, Of tho
usefulness Of Dr. Hoofand's German Bltteis. de
mart for once from my usual cou Sc, 10 express my
full conviction that for general debility OF the sr<
TEN, and especially for Liver Complaint il 10 9 cafe
and valuable prepaI ation. In il NAV foil
but usually doubt not il will be very benekcial 10
those who suffer from the above rAus
j. IL. KENNARn.
Eighth, below Coates ST., Phil, Dec. "a.
Er.w tie wifs Of ALDERMAN WUNDER,
Germantown. 81
Germantown, Jsne !, 1891.
Or. C. N. .JAcxsoN-SiR;-lt gave me pleasure
two wears ago, to give YOU certificate, testify,ne
what the German Btters had done for nv. sn
icne profrsses TO cure. Wig z:-Dyspsps,s, Chronic
and Nervous debility, diseases Of the Kidneys, Se.
The powertu influence il exrrts upon Nervous rros-
tration is surprising. Ihave been consulted frsqasat
y in reference to your Btters, and without hesrts
tion have recommended il for the above complaints,
ami in every instance il has esctu iiy cured Yoor
medicine has a great reputation IN Germantown ssd
ia now sold in every Drug stor', and IN most Of TIE
thocery stores heie. II any one should question
wh n 1 saw let them come 10 Germantown, and
in prove 10 their satisfaction. tnat the Bttes has
cured in this vicinity more than twenty cases Of A
ABOVE '''''' HANNAH wUNDEp.
Main It,, above Rittenhouse, Germantown. II.
q ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
The Yankee Conscr ltion.

4 has been said that the MAIN Object oil tue Ate an
kcc conscrp ion was to keep the volunteers thenn the
field from leaving, when the time of their enlistment
expires Tie Charleston Mercury analyses the new
coa,cfp.iOn law of LnColns Congress and quotes the
onl cl,;e relating TO volunteers which reads as fol
o%s:
bounty OF fifty dollars for such volunteers nOw an
ne errc. Who NAV reenlist for one. year IRON the ter
mina,ioa OF their present enlistment Those WIG may
&c en- lit Tor two years AFTER he IXpraiionoi ther pre-
ss,t term shall receive Twenty-Five dollars OF the one
hundred dollar bounty of the act Of 22I July, .lS62
We a,o able, lie. e3ore, VS. the NTe~b to see nc
bin in this Act like the Consumption Act of the Con
federste States which converted the volunteers whose
term of service was about 10 expire into conscrpts for
three years or the war Tic III &c hundred thousand
volunteers in the army may perhaps be enrolled like
other citizens and be liable to the draft Ike hem al
though this Is doubtful by the terms OF the Acts Tor
the enrolmeniF 10 take place in April, while they are
in SER c ia the army aud their term of service viii not
expire until Nav but this il the extent OF their la
Bility Whilst the terms oC this act therefore, appear
To Ms pei fcty clear and to warrant in 10 way the re-
entor in the service Of the three hundred thousand
yoa.tcers who have right to be disbanded an May,
No b, leave not to be understood having any faith in
the lRmeni of any duty by the Yankee Governments IL
Is os an open, uumtgated despos'n. ut may attempt
n force these volunteers into continued service with
out Law or right. The experiment will certainly be
dangerous. for they constitute half of the Yankee
army. In spite OF all their lies, their army in the field
does not exceed in numbers siK hundred thousand men,
and we doubt if they reach that number Now to force
ouehalf of an army with in their hands, to a.
continued service, oas lac, hazardous enterprise
and this VIC think, the reason the Yankee Con-
ser:pao Law did no. provide for compulsory service
of these troops 1, was safe to offer bounties and to
,ely on their becoming substitutes. But where abso-
ute power exists it Is very difficult to forete its Oper
atious Tie AboitiOnsts have boldly i%lnched the
Government of the United States into Imperial des
pOsism II Successful in suijugng US, Lincoln will be
re elected President long hc chooses. lie VII be
Lincoln the First-thc Northern people slaves, and e
South wilderness But We have no fears of such a re-
sui. lie who has so manilesy supported our cause
amidst 50 much weakness and folly within, aud much
pow er without can uphold with His right hand
TO the end
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
1.ihsrtr and Law Forever |

Il hayoccured to people, ard That toe disag'ecably
wby the Commisssry.msjor who fixed the value OF
farmsrss products at half their market price never
thought of fixing the value Of the products Of OOien
factories. While half price for the latter is "just
cOmpt nation full price for the fOrmeris not held to
Be unreasonable Clothing is almost necessary for
soldiers as food; and money wasted on the former will
bring bankruptcy st as soon As ifwasted on the latter
The couuIssary Department. having abandOnedfS own
province-he subsistence of the army, to take charge
OF the Finances, might bAv found ample occupation for
It's auAncM talents in this WOODEN department.
In this connection is suggested illustration Of the
Injustice and oppression which Invariably attend the
Disregard Of law snd the invasion of private rights
Suppose the COmmisssry major, who took upon himself
to fix the value of farmers products by averaging the
prize of the last Ave year, had been aarge sockRoldef
in WOODEN factory! He has scaled the farmer down to
the minimum price of subsistence; but he has not
touched the price Of his ~ooa& No average OF prices
for the last five years FOR them They are sold in mar
ket overt at public oucry tothc highest bidder While
tue farmer Is etcced to the rune of twenty-five dollars
yard for wooens, he is at the same time freed in an-
other sense ~ having his products seized and con
ascacd at halt their market price. This is the sort Of
Justice and equality mcted cut free people under
! system Of insgulity and violence
lsis Of the essence of good sovernmeut-ofa free
20, ernmcnt of just and equal 'avS-to des nparaly
aud hprghy Nth all its eiizens Public burdens are
thn ,qudy distrbd,cdand are borne with cbeeriuncs
b, an. Wrong and oppression will invariably excite
di,couteht in the bosoms Of those who the victims
oft. Why 1t will he said by thousands bshould We
make sacrifices foe which is only designed to
asgraudize this that or the other favoStO by undue
aud d sproportionsc benefits at our e1penee'
To prevent the growth Of such feeling in our eoun'
re- We haveunfofmly opposed all VOCATION of law, and
urged the ia maintenance of every mans private rights
when not incompatible with the public safety We shall
persist in the same course When the Cause We are
supporting shall cease TO be the Cause of Liberty, we
for one shall cease feel take any interest IN IT,
A, between" Kiry JEFF" and "kiag Ahram, we would
no, rive the toss of "a copper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
ARNY RESERVATIONS. :.

10 III Bi'lor Of the Wig:
Your paper of Saturday las contains letter SUBJ
scribed Justice" aud few days before appeared an
other, under the signature, OF Question: criticsing
General Order No 81 issued by the Adjutsut General
In4he FIRST place. happen to have heard, from lsT
abe source that ,hc OF the order in question has
been msinterpretCd aud that it only applies TO officers
re,igniu- attsr Publication OF the said. order
should like to know whether "Question" aud "Jgs
III, are officers or ciyiliAnsr II officers they richly
deserve court martang for the gross improperly Of
crcising, even by word OF sOaih aud how much more
by publication in newspapers of these structures on their
military superiors. If civilians, allow 10 enquire
what they can know about IT, aud to suggest that Hcy
had batter ayj,sd their o'r'. 6aNhscS'.
It civilians, let them grow wheat and make bacon to
fs, the army II iHthe service will state, for thcir
special Information the obvious purpose oil the very
excellent and jddcious order they carpng about,
There are II set of politicians, lawyers doctors cot
toa growers and hograiscrs who without any previous
military training or educa,iou have thrust themselves
into the positions Of Captains eld officers, Colonies aud
Brigadicr Generals and who, at every hands turn,
threaten TO rrsgu thinking they can 20 oil else here
under commanders more compliant to prSates, make
a great flourish, aud plenty Of political capital.
Now, it is just as vetes should understand at first
as at last that this is very properly PIT stop to by
General Order No. N II they rsi9H ty Ds''t remain
as rieaie ~ Tie same brigade. As to the talk of some
Of these gentlemen, "shat they will die FIRST" If con-
scrpted they absent themselves, it .desertiOn and
even theSmigsted penalty Of deseriiOn is not very
pleasant The cant and Eadde about the feelings of
the soldier are uOt worth respondinglo. The private
soldier should have whilst a soldier feelings bus
those or respect for his officers and desire to obey
tbem Thinking Jayoaets arc NUISANCE, and the
srcter the sold rs kept the better he is apt to be- aud
we had better all initiate what the soldier oughI 10 do
Va Obey our superiOrs military and civil and endeavOr
% eierstther orders instead Of eriteisiOg what We
einnos underssas-A@ "A well as they.
\ Respectfully. Gn,nn,rr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
mn nRmE OF TnE rElNcE on wALA,.

The Princess Alexandra started from Copenhagen on
the 10Th IF February route for London and i'm.
nonr spectacle was pres nted Energetic efforts We're
being made to give the greatest effect TO her trumpha
pas ~ through London The civic authorities aud TIC
government officials who direct the proceedings were
at loggerheads as the part whchlhc former to
payn the ceremony, and it is stated that if the Cor
poraton Of London not permitted TO lead the pro.
ctssion they will not take any part in it, and stop
the preparations which they making. The cyicau.
thorties after some negotiations with the government
caled their point and were to lead the procession.
The bulletins from Malta Of Prince A frcd's health
continue satisfactory and twas intended that the Prince
sboudietur TO England soon ashe was able to he
present at bis brothers wedding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
p F ON EUtoPE.
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, March II, 1868.
The Senate met at II o'clock, A. NJ. Praycrsby the
Rev. Mr.. Duncan, of the Methodist Church. IA
"a HE MPRESsMESr BnL.
message was received informing the Senate that the
House disagreed to the amendments of the Senate to the
Imp essment Bill and asked conference; whereupon
the conference Messrs Haynes, Wigfal and Caper-
ton we're appointed as the committee the part of the
Senate.
CLOTHING FOR ENLISTED MEN I NAVY
Mr.. BROWN, of Miss, from the Committee Naval
Affair rcpprcd bill to regulate the supplies OF clot
ing to en sed Of the Navy during the war, which
was read and passed.
TIE SUPREME cOUsT.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bin 10
organize the Supreme Court Of the Confederate States
The pending question the amendment submitted
by Mr. CHA, repeating the 18Th aud 18th sections
Of the judiciary Act of the Provisional Congress.
Mr. YANCEY, of Ala, obtained the floor, and adj
dressed the Senate length in support of the amend
mene lie srgued to show that the Confederate Consti-
tuition did grant to the Supreme Court appe late ju-
rsdct over decisions oil Sta COur and that the
else of such jurisdiction woudprove destructive OF State
sovereignty Blythe express terms of the Constitution
the Confederate Court had revsory power only in the
case where a State had levied mpost Mr. \. replied
to the remarks of Mr.. HILL, Of Ga delivered some
time since, OH the same subject. '..
At the close of Mr.. YANCEY's speech, Mr.. PliELAN,
of Miss obtained the floor. The Senate then went into
Executive session. -
When the doors were rcopened Mr. SENMES moved
that the resolution fixing the hour OF meeting at II
o'clock, A. NJ, be rescindod.
The motion agreed to.
Gu motion OF Mr. SIMMS, of Ky, the Senate ad
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at ! /. O'clock Prayer by Bishop
EARLY.
Tie following Senate bills read twice aud APP
propratey referred Relative 70 bonds of Quarermas-
tiers and Comnisares of the Confederate States; for
the benefit of certain claimants for postal service
IN motion relative to The hour OF meeting Is APP
reared that there was not quorum present. when 4
cab of the House was ordered and sixty members re-
spouded-a sufficient number.
On motion of Nj. R0YST0N, ii was resolved that
when tho House adjourn today it adjourn to meet at II
O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. CONRAD moved u suspension of the rule for the
purpose of taking up bill tiled act to fix the rank
Of officers in the military and nayaseryice Of the Con
fedcrate States holding commissions under the Fro
ysionar Government Not agreed to-.
The House then went iu.o secret session for the pur
pose of considering dc Tax bill. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
THE POLISH QUESTION.

Tue Polish nsurrcctiOn was exciting great attention
in Il Cabinets Of the leading Powers 1t anuouuc-
ed from Craoow that the Russians had been defeated by
the Poles after engagement which lasted five hours
The town of Malagoszee near which the battle took
place. had been reduced to ruins The insurgents ap.
pear to be carrying operations with great activity
and enterprise.
Al Paris, on the 2Grh writes the correspondent of
thc London Times:
The rumors were quite colsWr de roe-such as that
the Emperor OF Emperor of Rus.ia had written the
EmpcIo or Napoleon offering 10 submit to his arbitrA
meat both the question of Poland and the convention
OF Prussia Meantime it is as remarkable as strange
that the hole of the Paris papers should be so cn
getc IN their Reproduction of Russia well as of Prus
s. that the official journal itself to give
correspondence about Poland not unayorable TO the in
su. gent, and that %e government should tolerate if
not encourage, public subscription for the Posh
cause. These are thirgs likely TO put either the
CIR or his royal accomplish in good humOr WITH
France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Advertiser
ha, head hat the sFrencr government has forbidden
the ;, GRIP 10, $ for the wounded Poles There Nec
some attempts tn get up public manifestation on the
Piece de- Ia Base, on the anniversary of the Sith Of
+, bruarx, but it was quickly suppressed 10y the .poce
and no Mrcsts we've made.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

On the 26h ultimo Marshal O'Donneand his Cabinet
rendered their designations, and they accepted
The alleged reasons for their designations is that the de
cree for the dissolution of the Chambers had hotiob
tajned the royal signature.
Maor'd tranquil -
. MADRID, Feb 2S, lS6S.-Ths new Ministry is.as fol-
lows: President of the Council, Ministey of War and
the Colonies Daero; Foreign Affairs, Pasada Herrera :;
Interior Canovas Finance, Salaverra Justice Mayans,
Marine, JubalS; Public Works, i.uhan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
PROM nooKER's ARaY.

correspondent writes, under date Of March IL:
There are unmistakable preparations now being made
for speedy movement OF the army. Our transporta-
ton is now being cnt down to facilitate movements
i'm the coming marches and officers warned before
hand that all snperiuos baggage must be sent home,
while such poor devils hold commissions in the line
have been notified that their wedge tents be
transported for themn future, and that in the coming
campaign nothing more will be allowed them than a
shelter tent apiece, such the have which they
can carry on their own backs This last fact alone is
sufficient foewaInirg Of the tIia troubles dscomeorts
and seventies Of the next campaign. @
Suffers and caterers to officers messcs, who have
quantities. Of valuable goods on hand, aud who have
heretofore relied the generosity of quartermasers
or the transportation OF their surplus stock in the event
of march, are now looking about in Almost nervous
aud helpless manner for means of carrying their
goods away when ehe order comes for amoye which no
0uc in the army doubts will conc ut the earliest posi-
Ole moment -. =
Yesterday we we're favored With clear sig and a
fine drying breeze and 10 effect the face Of the coun-
try has been remarkable At seven in the morning mud
was everywhere up TO horses knees. At dusk in the
evening Virginia was only soft in Spots, aud horsemen
actually found good garop practicable. This Of eoure
presents TO General Hooker fresh opportunity Of
bringing his plans to a head. 80
The restrictions having been virtually removed, inter
course has lately been rewed between our pckeis aud
those of The enemy but the other day one of our OIL
GERS considering this state Of things violent yioaion
Of an ordernot yet co nermanded seized on pefec ly
diminutive model of sh p-wiIh keel rigging aud rud
der complete-whch the rebels had sept across the
river freghted with Richmond paper. The vessel Is
now in possession of an officer Of Shalers brigade, aud
on its stern is painted the unique name The Body
Louise Il sto be sent to the North for exhibition
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
ruREE DAYS LATER FROM THE UNITED
STATES,

Through the polteness of Capt. Philip Cashmcyer, we
have received copy of the New York Herald of the
l4th inst. The army news is Of great importance,
though it still asserted that Hooker is making pr1pa-
rations for early advance on the R'ppahlnnccl Re-
turns from the New Hampshire election, show IN
mense change public sentiment against the Republican
party though they have succeeded in carrying he State
One Democrat is elected 10 COugiess-a gain. Weappend
nrtrnrts frnm the Herald
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
rnrNcn AlrAlRs ~ MfxIco..

he Paris correspondent of the Daily News anaounccs
that tho French government has received most embar
Sassiug news from Mexico. General Forey despars Of
taking Pueba without much greater army, and calls
for large reinforcements.
The Bourse has been frmer and on the 9th reatos
closed at 69.65.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
DIED.

On Tuesday morning. the fih inst ha.past four o'clc
SARAH, vie ofJohn Thompson, p the sixyghth year Of
age.
The friends Of the family also OF her daughter Mrs Be
W. Q1arles OF her sonn law Richard Msst and Of her
John Thompson invited 10 attend the funeral THUR
DAY afternoon, At halpast four O'clock nom st. Paus Church
On the 2sth u 10 New or.espS wre he had resided the ps
twenty ytas, Ia the 6Gh IL sge Mr. GEORGE
POLLARD, alive OF This cry. \
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
HOUSE on DEEEGAT

The House met At III o'clock, and
prayer by the Rev. Or. Moore.
Senate bill aosing compensation 10
and z. d. Bragg, Is Instructors Of artler! 49,
Carson, was paused,
On motion of Mr.. MCDOWELL, of Wyoming, the bill
conHscatipg the lands In the Slate Of all Citizens Of the
United States and transferring the same to loyal ct
zeEs who claim them under grants from the State Coz
ernment was taken UP, discussed at some length, al
then laid upon the table.
The report Of the Military Committee, condemn
the conduct of cadets at the Virginia Military In4
in their disgfaceful behavior to cadet ~ A. d
heretofore reported, aud calling GpJn-tho officers
tabish such regulations would enectuaIy sui
such conduct amcng the cadets Tor the future,
up and discussed till thrre o'clock, when the chair
vacated. Each speaker supported the resolutions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18
mAHRIED.

Al tie residence Of the bdeJ mother, In Charc tesyI
Thursday the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Meade Mr. PHILI
JONES J< Of Orange county, TO Miss BETTE daughter
Mis. Anne q. and the late Dr. James NJ M,rrS, Of Leu
county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-18

beeu OSsisj IS; ss II auy one 0Sf alsSs the bskh,
Sirsof hu Socssde,. Esss taste can ts suited sna
almost ssery want supplied. ~