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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-16

ct Qfl0 wAHTED-FoR A TERN or YEARS ON
70 sro'sly. With or refey q VI aN s~wsd Addrss
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no Billiard NEN-THOeB WISHING TO SECURE
exclusive right for opening and conducting . BN
Hard saloon IN military deps,tment where no other per
The II eli and civilians will call with
delay. for further pariiauars LOUIS PHILIP
CO. No. Murray street n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MEXICAN METER COMPANY-ELECTION NO.
"A ca-The annual election for Ave trustees OF the
american Meter Company viii be held q their ohce ~
Tuesday, the 10th day Of April 1884 a. Y o'clock
MERRIFIELD Secretary
A sTOR HoUsE.-DURING THR PRESENT BUSY
ce Of their intended visits 20 that rooms NAV ready FOR
them their arrival t# STETSON co.
AT THE FORTY FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW
"A York Caukers' Association held at Botanic Hail. on
Wednesday evening" April 3 IL was Resolved That on and
after Monday, April IS We demand 81 g per day nnth
kzRA BERGMAN, Recording Secretary.
GENTS And CAPITALIsrs.-wE HAVE sEV RRAL
"A permits from the commanding generals Of the various
the subscribera LOUIS PHILIP co,
No. Murray street. New YORK.
GENTLEMAN OF EXTENSIVE CITY AND COUN-
"A try acquaintance with references OF the highest or
der desires add his present business (Which keeps
him actively In the markeD the agency for manufacturng
ability and activity needed Manufacturers parties
desiring active city representation will please address
IJorEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS WISHING
II to employ bakers or pastry cooks would hnd 10 their
interest 10 call At address ~ Forsyth street. near Riv
ngton 81 the meeting room o. the New YORK Hotel ana
always find good and steady worsmen p.,,.
B..R. spxRnra Recording Secretary.
MOUNT VERNON TAX NOTICE.-wRsT AND CEN
Nl trail Mount Vernon washingtonvie Wakefield Taxes.
Notice given that shall be in Office. corner OF Grand
and Elizabeth streets 90 MOadsy AH s for sas .ss
JOHN g. Y0RKE. General Collectorp
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WANTED,
STATE STREET. UNDER CITY BANK.
WIN. B. CONANT,
Broker, Albany
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METROPOLITAN FAIR-TnERE WILL BIB AN Ex.
M bbton OF 1ableaux vivsps in aid Of the Msropolian
Fair, Nblos Saloon Monday evening" April ia usder
direction OF Mr. w. W. Cayo OF the Academy Of Music.
sau street, and ~ the music stores q WIN Hal Son. SO
Doors ofen st7P NJ; performances 70 commence at 8
The music the occassn will be furnished bv Crafrias
regiment band No tickets sale AZ the door
"' e'e"s"N 'e MRS JAMES ~ COLGATE,
MRS, HENY N. BEERS
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Further contributions win Be thankfully wedged.
LLOYD ASPINWALL Chairman.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner vi Third avenue and Twenty sixth streeA.
E-A Chartered 1854
Bank daily from ~ A. NJ 70 p. NJ, and Nooday
wednesday and Saturday evenings from O 70 r. N.
SiuO0 7g..THH 49, :
An moneys deposited or before APRIL 20draw tusercs
from the ist SPENCER X. GREEN. President
RIcHARp kstLy. Secreiary. L--- Nv
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-12-30
WHY DON'T THEY REPoRT2

Not content with the hundreds of thousands
OF dollars they have already taken from the
people under the specious plea of rendering as
sistance and aid to the sick and wounded sol
dlers, the persons managing the Sanitary Com
mission are Just now doing their best 10 get up
another furore in its favor, in hopes that the
treasury which they have depleted to fill their
own pockets may again become plethoric, and
that those among them who have not vet been
able TO steal themselves rich, may have one
more chance TO do so. Preachers and lecturers
are hired TO travel over the country, telling
narrowing tales of suffering, and want and des-
tltutlon among the soldier; circulars and ap-
peals are sent broadcast, giving heart rending
accounts OF the misery and death that is being
meted oEt to them on account of an insutliciency
OF food, clothing, and medicines, and in the
most touching manner the sympathies of the
people are appealed to, TO give--not as we hon.
estly believe, to comfort the sick, aid the needy,
aud benefit those who are sufe.-ing--but to fill
the Golfers OF lew greedy agents, enrich those
controlling this mammoth organization, and
iced lot OF stolen, worthless niggers. Who
amongst us all that has friends in the army
have heard OF them receiving any benefit So
ever from the millions of dollars that have been
placed at the disposal of the Sanitary Commits
sion2 That there are instances that can be
pointed 10 show that this association has dis
uibuted some of The funds placed in It's charge,
We VIII not attempt to deny. But they are
few, very few indeed-isoated cases and may
average one ont Ola thousand soldiers, and hard
ly that while 1t has had sufficient amount of
money and means furnished to have built hos
pitfalls 10 accommodate the whole army, furnish
cd them with al the medicines, nurses. aud lux
aries that sick and wounded soldiers could wish
for, besides wen repaying those who had the
matter under their charge for their time and
trouble What has become of tie money
Millions upon millions Of dollars have already
been contributed in one way or the other, and
we hear of no good that the soldiers have derived
from it. Can those who are now begeing more
for this association answer? Can they give a
satisfactory account of the disposal of the i'm
mense amount shat has already been entrusted
to their care Webelieve not. Why then should
the people give more? 1t Is reported, and we
believe correctly, that out Of every dollar given
III tins way ninety cents IS kept by the agents
to reimburse them for time and tronbIe and
the balance IS given to somebody else, the Lord
alone knows who. Is this 50 Can those wko
are getting mp entertainments, and travelling
the country to raise new funds give us salts
factory account of the disbursement of what
they have already received If SO we will be
glad to publish the statement. and retract any
thing we have said IN this article rejecting up-
on the Sanitary Commission.-BH Hetoate Watch
man.
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Business Garos.
rnsEpH w. TATE.

attorney AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa.
win promptly attend to collections and all busi-
ness entrusted TO his care, in Bedford and ADJOINING
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesvie, and ST. Jo-
seDb's. on Bedford Railroad Falms and unmprovet
land. from one acre to so acres 10 sait purchasers
Office nearly opposite the ''Mengel Hotel'' and
Bank of Reed x Scheli.
ApriI / lS64-1y
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3 2 DuRRoRRQW.

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
Office one door South of the sMengel House"
viii attend promptly all business entrusted 10 his
care in Bedford ano adjoining counties.
Having also been regul riy licensed to prosecute
claims against the Government, particular attention
will be given 10 the collection of Military claims OF
all kinds; pslsiots, back pay, bounty bouory oans,
Axc, Ap..l i, 1894.
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TEE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY R.F. MEYERS.
A. the following terms, to wit:

AT the following terms, to wit:
So 90 per annum, ii paid strictly in advance
s.. so # paid within months $500 If not paid
within nonths.
nz-No subscription taken Tor less than six moaths
17-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid unless al the option of the publisher. II has
been decided BY the United States Courts that the
e,onpsge of a newspaper without the payment OF
arrearages, is prfna aeis evidence OF fraud and Is
a criminal offence.
pz-The courts nave decided that persons are ae-
countable for the subscription price Of newspapers,
if they take the from the post ohee, whether they
subscribe for them, or not.
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M o. POINTS

ATTORNEY at Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Respectfully offers his professional services tothe
public.
nZOfice with J. W. Lingenlelter, Esq, on JUL
ana street. two doors South of the Aenge House"
Bedford, Dec 8, 1861.
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e. III. EEARBoURG, NJ. D,

sc n E l. / u r g. A,
Tenders his professional services 70 the people of
that place and vicinity. Otice Immediately oppo-
site the store of John f. Colvin, in the room for
mer!y occupied by }. Henry Schell.
luly /, 1861.
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T, MARpOmPG M D

Having permanently located, respectfully tenders
hs professional services TO the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity.
OEice on West Pitt street, south side, nearly oP
posite the Union Hotel
Betord, FebruaIv u, 1854.
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e@"A man in Baltimore was arrested on Fri
day last, charged with ''eursing the President"
1t that IS TO BE- the order of the day, increase
your police and enlarge your prisons, gentle
men' The subject is SO inviting for such indul-
gence that you already have that sort Of cause
for aIrestlng hundreds OF thousands Of our peo-
pie, male and female, old and young, from the
prattllns babe to the patriarch full of years at
the verne uf his grave
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g y. EP q.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. BEDFORD, PA
VIII promptly attend to collections and al' bnSi-
ness entrusted 10 his in Bedford and adjoining
cou0tias.
1-z-Ofice on JulIana Street, three doors south
of the ,,>Iengel House, opposite the residence OF
AIRS. Tate. May l3, 1864.
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SAMUEL KETTERMAS,

BEDFORIl, Pa,
" Would hereby notify the citizens of 3edfoId
county that he has moved 70 tie Borough OF Bed
ford where he may at all times be found by persons
wishing to see MIN, unless absent upon business
pertaining TO his office.
Bedford, Aug. l,lS6l.
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DAVID DEFIBAUGH,
CTNS MITH BrDrorn. p

u |. III L ii BEDFORD, IA,
Workshop same as formerly occupied by John
Border, deceased. Rifles and other guns made 10 or
DER in the best style and on reasonable terms. Spe
cal attention viii be given 10 the repairing OF ire
arms July I, ls6l-ly.
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1nnv p PEFn

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BE0FURD, PA,
RrspsctfuIIy tsnderS has SsrUices 10 the PUbltc.
Dy-Ofice second door North Of the Mengei
House.
Bedford, Arg, l, 1851.
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tzg-A little boy, who put counterfeit money
in the contribution box, replied 10 his Sunday
school teacher that he ''didn's s'pose the little
heathens would know the difference, and tho't
il would be just as good for them Thought
full boy,
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F. c. DOYLE, M. D.

Tenders his professional services to the citizens of
Bloody 2un and vicinity. Office next door 10 the
holeI of John C. Black. [J une 10, 1854.
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e59Ben. Franklin IS reported to have said
that the American national symbol should not
be an eagle, bat q turkey--because, although
the bird. Of Christmas swaggers, he will Aght,
and IS always readyto fly at anything in scarlet.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-12-30

Next to being q bride herself, every good
/ looking young woman likes t. be II brides mat
Wediocl is thought by large proportion os the
blooming sex to be contagious, and much 10
the credit Of their cou.ags, far spinstcls are
not at all afraid Of catching 1t; Perhaps ihe
theory than the affection Is communicated by
the contact Is correct. Certainly we have
known one marrge to lead to another, and
sometimes 10 such Il series Of ''Lappy events"
as 10 favor the belief that matrimuny, as John
y an Buren, might say, ''raRs Ike tie cholera -
Is there any book entitled ..Bq!cs loI Brides
maids il secret circulation among young la
dies Ii SENS as If there must be, for all the
pretty heuchwomen act precisely alike 80 far
as official conduct Is concerned When you have
seen one bridesmaid yuu have seen the whole
fascinating tribe. Their leading duty seems 20
be to treat the bride as "a vig,luI led with gar
lands TO the sacrifca." They consider it ne
cessarY 70 exh9rt her "a ''caesr mp aad stand
! by" Il is assumed, 6y poetic fiction, thar
she GOES in state ut fearful tregi3ayi9n to the
altar, and upon tie waos would rather not -
Her fair Qids provide themselves with pUu@ent
essences, lest she should faint at the trying
moment" which, between you and ua, re.d.g
she has no more idea OF doing than she has Of
flying. Ii is true, she sometimes tells them that
sic '.ecis as if she wouid sink into the earth -
and that they respond, ''pOor dear soul, and
apply the smcIiug-bott,e; but she goes through
her nuptill martyrIom with foFtitu1,, never
thclyss.
/ In nine cases Of ten the Bridegroom is more
Clustered than the fragile and lovely creature
! at his side bat nobody thinks OF plying him,
! poor fellow! All sympathy, compassion, in
/ tprcsf is concentrated uDDn the brI!e aal If
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ez;~lt is stated that all babies bora after the
4ih ot March next, must be stamped" to be
logitilnate
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ESPE AT. AISIP.

ATTORNEY IT LAW, BEDFOPD, PA.
Will faithfully aud promptly attend 10 all business
entrusted MS cate IN Bedford aad ad onng cooR-
ties. Military claims. back pay, bounty, &C.
sneed;iy co lected.
Ofice with Mann x Spang, OF JUlaua street, two
doors South Of the Mengel House. Jan. 2 'Gi,
9 n KrrypTT J. ". LINGENFELTEK
REMIIGLL & LTTGENPEAT Eg,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
oy-Have formed partnership IN the practice OF
the Law Office on JuIiana street, two doors South
Of the s'Meuge House"
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FASHIONABLE CALL.

Enter Miss Lucy, nearly out Of breath with
The exertion of walking from her papas car
TlaSe IN tile street to the door of her friend.
Lucy-"Oh Maria, how 90 you DO ? How
delighted | am to see you. How have you been
since you were at the ball last Thursday even
ing? Wasn't the appearance of that tall girl in
pink perfectly tTightIul? Is this your shawl on
The piano Beautiful shawl. Father says he is
going to send TO Paris to get me shawl in the
spring. l can't bear homemade shawls- -
How 10 you like Monster E'phrey? Beautiful
man, amt he Now, don't laagh, Maria, for
am sure don't care anything about him oh,
my! | must be going. It's beautiful day,
isn't 1t Maria, when are you coming up to
see me! Oh, DEAR what beautiful pin The
pin was given to you: now ! know il was,
Maria, don't deny it. Harry is coming up to
see me this evening. but | hate him do,
really; but he has beautiful moustache hasn't
he, Maria Oh dear, its very warm Good
morning, Maria Don't speak OF Harry in
connection with my name to any one, for |
am sure 1t Will never amount TO anything, but
L hate him, awfully-I'm sure [ do AdIeu''
gZ-Mr. Lincoln in his late message saws =
Our material resources are now more complete
and abundant than ever. The national resour-
ces then, are unexhausted, and we believe ur-
eXhaustible.
Therein IS contained the theory upon which,
Mr.. Lincoln is conducting the war. He be-
lievcS our national resources to be siunexhaus-
tlbe.' lie thinks there is no end to our men
or money. Monstroas and proposterous as this
Is, Mr.. Lincoln affects TO believe it. Ii we
have resources that are unexhaustible by pro-
fisacy and folly, we are clothed with the attri-
butte Of omnipotenca.
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a U. CAFFaATn.

ATTORNEY 1T Law, Sorleyset, Pa.
viii hereafter practice regularly The several
Courts of Redford county. Business entrusted to
MS care wilt be faithfully attended to.
DeceIabsr 6, 1861.
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] ONY PALFI ER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
uTWni promptly attend to all business entrns-
,ed 10 his care. Office or Juhanna Street, (near-
ly opposite the Mengel Rouse.)
Bedlerd Aug. l, 1851
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sg-During the last year, SIC, 900, 900 worth
of petroleum has been wasted.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-12-30

era man choked his wife to death, the 9th,
er day in Springfield, Mass.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-12-30

eelndemnity for the past---pay up. Secur~
ity for the futue-pay down,
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ey-To the lover there are but two places in
all the world--one where his sweetheart is and
the other where she isn't.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
Christmas Jubilee.

Osing to the fact that the Governors 3
proclamation urging upon the people tbe
necessity Of contributing 10 the relief OF
soldiers families. and appointing tho Sa,ur
dsy following Thanksgiving for that pur
pose, did not reach US 10 time to make the
necessary preparations, it was thought bss'
to hold such festival On tho 24th inst
tho Saturday Before Christmas. And, in
pursuance ef notice. a number Of tho citi
sens of Chardon met 10 the Auditors office
last Friday evening, to mako arrangements
for tho coming Jubilee.
As it was a custom among Oriental no.
tions to nsk and bestow special favors al
their various feasts, so, in the festival that
10 proposed to be held. special favors are
10 be granted to the families of our brave
soldiers. Stern winter has come neain--
iey and cold--and finds many of these fami
lies ia very St, ag ghteped circumstances. Il
Ia ypect, therefore. that We who are az home
blessed with every comfort and luxury. with
we'll filed cellars and granaries, protested
IN these enjoymeuts by the husbands anC
fathers of these families, should do all IL
our power to render them hSppy, thereb,
cheering and encouraging our defendersTr
front OF the foe.
Accordingly, Committees were appointed
in the several school districts in the town
ship 90 solicit contributions urge Tho pen
pie to turn out ,no provide means fol
bringing evory soldiers family,
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Donation Visit.

A Donation Visit will be given to Elder
w. H Hurlbu,t ana vile, OH Wednesday
afternoon and evening Of next week, the
I4th inst. All are cordially invited 10
attend. A special invi:St,on exte nded to
the choir. Refreshments served at 8
o'clock. By order. .... .. ,.,
We trust our citizens will respond to
The above invitation with their accus-
toned liberali,y. We can say OF Mr.. Hurl.
butt. as we have said of Mr.. Wilson, tha,
as Christian gentleman and true friend
Of his country and humanity, he merits
the generous favor. not only Of his church,
but Of this entire community. Our village
clergymen, OF whose zeal and sincerity
we have abundant proof, should be made
TO feel tha. their labors are appreciated
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HOME, DEPARTMENT.
The Christmas Jubilee.

That we are to have jubilee 10 Char
don, on the 24h inst, in aid Of our
soldiers families, may now be regarded
as a "fxed fact" That il will be grea,
great success, the arrangements being
made, and the very general interest
taken in the project, leave no room for
doubt. We expect to see the people OF the
township out en- masse on that day. We
expect, also, that the occasion will be one,
not only Of fes,ivity, but Of substantial
and lasting benefit TO the families Of our
soldiers. We are confident that, TO this
end, our people, irrespective Of party and
everything else but the noble object in
view, will contribute, as they are won't to
do, not merely enough TO satisfy the
world at large, OF square the acc oun;
with conscience, but literally, Of their
abundance. All articles contributed
should be brought in during the forenoon,
in order that the dinner for the soldiers
families may be served promptly at I
O'Clock, and the remainder OF the after.
noon devoted 10 toasts and responses mu
sic, &c. Volunteer ,oasts invited by the
Committee. .......
Those townships, IL any, which have
made no arrangements for Christmas Ju'
bilees, should do 80 at once, II would,
indeed. be mos, laudablc contest, If all
the townships should vie with each other
on the 24!h inst, 10 works O benevolence
What an honor to be the Banner Town.
ship in such a contest
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Tho following porsons were appointed
for their .r.sp.c,iye districts, ID. G Sage.
p III Cryey. Uriah Conan. G. A Vaughn,
Edgar West. Il. N. Oeborn. J l. Grant,
Nelson II, Marshah, L. J Ferrisc, WIN. +.
R.xford, Wm. Richards, John L Wells
Augustine Collins Levorett q. King, y. O.
Smith. James Tnwing.
And, IN the corporation. tho following;
VIM. Wtter, Austin CanRoid, J. Ii. Biiley.
M. SbumwaY, Samuel McGonigal, M, G.
CauRold. e. q Fieid. o
Besides the above, the following were al.
SO appointed:
Committee of Arrangcments-M. G. Can.
field, l. Il. Durioe Pnnoas Chase.
COMMITTEE Oh Toasts-W. H. Hurlbutt
.. Converse. John Nchois f..
Commlttce an Retreshments--P Chase
ID w Csnfeid. Il Z Munsel. Mrs Austin
Canac't, Mrs. . Worralo, Mrs. Thomas
Metcalf ave-.
Committee On Musc--W. L. Rogers, G.
Ii. Lamb. Go" X. Parsons.
DR.. Jnhn Nichols was appointed Rrceiv
mr. and Vim n anne tsa,s,.,,
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The Christmas Donation.

The Committee on Refreshments request
contributions of provisions tor the table
and that they be delivered at the Town
Hall as carly as l! o'clock, II possible.
In addition to furnishing dinner fo'
soldiers families, Il is our intention to sup
ply dinner to all who desire. at 80 couts
zach. ID. W CANFIELD, b..
p. CHASE t.' "'' .'"'
r. +. MUNSELL, ,
MRs A. CANFIELD. 49,
..- Mrs j o. WORKABLE.
.. MRs r. METCAI.F.
H. Commjitre on Rrfrrshmrnis.