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Owl-Notes from 'Norland. .


What IS the matter with Aleck Mcclure,
the gay and festive Aleck, the iocose son of
Momus, the fellow of infinite jest, who could
make light Of even his own disgraceful flight
by way of ''Rutherford's Lane" when Jen-
kins' troopers thundered into Chambersburg?
The philosopher Of ''Norland" has lost his
equanimity. Nay, he seems to have been
suddenly entirely transformed. The gay
bird which so comfOr tably lined its nest with
feathers from the back of Uncle Sans goose,
has dotted its gay plumage, ceased its hap
py carols, and now wears the sombre mot
Ike, and shrieks the widest, harshest notes,
of that most melancholy of the feathered
tribe, known in vulgar ornithology. as the
screech-owl. The shades of ''Norland" no
more resound with gladstone chirpings; the
grounds of that classic spot are no longer
enivened by gaudy hues and the flap Of
glittering wings. All is gloom and sadness
in the home Of the Abolition prophet. ''Tu
whit! Tu hoo" is the sad refrain that con-
tinually proceeds from that dom4s terrori8.
Alas Poor Aleck! Where be your gibes,
nowf your gambols? your flashes of mer-
riment that were won't 10 set the table on
roar?" Things Of the past, every one of
them! Nothing but the unrelieved, woe-in-
spring, sorrowful notes of the doleful owl,
nothing but melancholy mockery of the
merry days of Government contracts, now
proceeds from the gloomy halls of ''Nor-
land" Even the columns Of the Franklin
Repository are tinged with shade of this
lnefable sadness. It's editor is so full of
grief that he not only bewails the prospec-
tive downfall Of his own party, but sheds
crocodile tears over what he affects to think
ihe alarm of the Democracy In his issue
Of last week, appeared whole column of
gushing" sympathy with the Democrats
81 this county, inspired, no doubt, by the
prospect of his party speedily occupying
the same position, 'out in the cold,' which
has, during four years and half been the
lot OF the National Democracy. But we
doubt whether poor Alexis grief Is in any
degree caused BY his solicitude for the well
fare OF Democrats, individually, or collec-
tiVeiy. Weaccount for it only on the ground
that he has seen the handwriting on the
wall, which reads, to his minds eye, in
plainest characters, TIE ABOLITION PARTY
HAS BEEN WEIGHED IN THE BALANCES AND
u FOUND WANTING" That is what's the
matter with Aleok M,CIurs. That is the
cause of the gloom in the R.pository Office.
Ghatls tAe reason why the owl boots In the
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Beware |!

Tiekets are now being circulated by the Alb
olihonists, with all the Democratic candidates
names upon them, except that Of J0haa Palmer
for District Attorney; others, with all except
that of George Jfartiorf, for Treasurer; Others
with all except the name Of ". g -Eichohz,
for Associate Judge; others, with all except the
name of Patrick Donahoe for County Surveyor;
others with all except the name of Michael S.
Ritchey, for Commissioner; and other mixtures,
from the State Ticket down to Coroner. Be-
ware of these bogus tickets! Take no ticket
from any man unless you know him to bs a
sound and reliable Democrat.
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PUBLIC SALES
5oEn ALsIPs Aucr1oyEEs'

me subscriber will offer at public sale al ~
residence in ST. Clair township, on Wednesday ocs-
tober llth, 1868, Two Head Of Horses, One Dsa''
born Wagon, Buggy x two sets Harness. oeF'p
Mich Cows, Ten head of fat Cattle, Six fat hoss
and lot OF Sheep, Windmill, Cutting box ana osa,
9eds, Bedsteads aad bedding, four Cupboatds' wv
Bureaus, Cooking stove, ten rlate stoves wv
Dining tables, Breakfast table Il chairs, two Cop
per Kettles, lot Of Carpeting together wiha gree,
variety of Household and Kitchen furnItare aH'
other articles too numerous TO in,eIt-oala 10 e'I
mence at O'Clock of said day.-A sonabl crS1'
il will be given. NATHAN Ii. WOA1'
Septep5er 22nd, 1865.
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ASSESS the Soldiers.

Remember that SATURDAY, SEPT. 80,
is the last day on winch any voter can be le-
galIy assessed. Canvass your neighborhood and
see whether any Democrat is not assessed, and
if so, have his name at once placed upon the
Duplicate of the Assessor of his district. Be
particularly careful to have the soldiers assess
ed, as they cannot vote on the soldier tax paid
hy them Last Year
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T,nnk at the Rannrd

The Democratic party have now IN the seld
as candidates, Maj. Gen, SIocum, for Secretary
of State Of New York, Maj. Gen. Runysn,
for Governor of New Jersey, Maj. Gen. Nor
gan, for Governor of Ohio, Col. T. Fl. Benton,
for Governor of Iowa. and Coils Davis and
Linton, for Auditsr General and Surveyor
General of Pennsylvania. Can snch party
be unfriendly to the Soldiers
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TIE Abolition State Convention declare,
That having conquered tbe rebelliOus States, they
should be held in subjugation," dc. Now, it
is one thing TO suppress an insurrection, or re-
belion, and quite anothss TO conquer a state
The former pre-supposes a foreign enemy-tte
latter q domestic one. Was then our recent war
conquest Of .torega territory or was il the sup
preston of rebellion against the Government
by portion of the American peopel The
Abolitionists say that it was a conquest OF for
eign states, and, therefore, admit the right Ot Sc
cesslon. For, if those states. had not the light
to secede, how could they have become foreign?
Now, what citizen who is opposed to recgniz-
ing the right of secession, can vote for the Alb
,liion candidates, who are placed upon aplat-
fern which does recognize il
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Secession |

The Abolition state Convention admit the
right Of Secession. Their candidates, Hartrauft
and Campbell, stand upon platform admitting
it. Thaddeus Stevens, in his recent speech at
Lancaster, admits it. But Andy johnson and
the Democrats do not admit it. Every man
who votes the Abolition ticket, as sure as there
is a un tn hearsn, ootes to endorse the right Of
secesst0p.
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The Piftv-Fifth SIiphtad'

The Bedford Knq'areT has not notice / LA re.
turn Of this glorious old regiment whose bat
tle-searred veterans were mustered out Of the
service some weeks ago. Our attention was
called to this fact by a member of the regi
ment. Doubtless. the Inquirer does net relish
the return of the 55lh, as large majority of
its members are Democrats
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WHOSE TIMELY Use, UNDER PROVIDENCE


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They produce good effect upon disease eincst
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ing sleep.
The genuine BRANDRETH PILL BOY ?as upo7
II UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT STAMP
with B. BRANDRETE in white letters in the ssne.
September lin.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The Undersigned appointed by the Court Of CcT,-
mon Pleas of Bedford County, 10 distributs the osr
anee IN the hands of John Cessna Esq, trasiss io'
certain specified creditors Of Il. 5, King, Will az
tend to the duties of his appointment at his onc'
IN Bedford on Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1858, at ~ o.
clock A. M, when and where all persons lntsfs'''
ed may attend if they think proper.
M. A. POINTS,
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Sep. 8. 1866,
Gnats Buzzing Around Col. ". E. q.
Davis and are Crushed d-The G1loaal
is Tempted to Shoot at Some Very
Small Game-But BE Brings it Down


DoYLEsTowN, PA, Sept, 10th, 1865.
EpIToRs OF THE AGE:
My attention has been called to the following
article, published in the Press, Of your city, of
the 18th inst, viz:
"The Harrisburg Telegraph says: Col, w
W. II. Davis, the Copperheal candidate for
Auditor General, has now resumed full charge
of the Doylestown Democra!, a newspaper
which he has owned for many years, and which
heretofore and now sYmpathizes with the reb-
els. The peculiar force Of the Democrat, since
Col Davis has returned to preside over its coll
umns, consists in asserting that the rebels have
not been whipped that they should be received
back to the Union with all their righ-B 3 restored
that slavery is not and never can be abolished
and that, in justice to the rebels the debt which
they incurred in struggling for their ''rights" is
as legal as the debt which was piled on the
people by the national authorities while waging
a crusade on the people of the Sonth; and if
the national debt is to be paid, so also must the
debts Of the Southern States be lquidated."
Mendacity cannot 60 beyond this. All that
is printed above is a stupendous LIE, from be-
ginning to end. ] never thought, uttered, or
advocated such sentiments, nor were they ever
published in the Democrat In late issue Of
the Harrisburg Telegraph that paper also char.
ges me with opposing the amendment TO the
Constitution giving soldiers the right to vote.
This!s as base LIE as the other. At the time
Of the election was OF DanviIle, suffering from
@ severe wound, bat made it my business to go
to Doylestown to vote, and voted for the amend
ment. The Backs County EnteAgenoer of the
9th of August, 1894, said:
Seen John Davis, of Southampton, and his
son. Col W, w. H. Davis, both voted open
ly for the amendment"
The DoYlestown Democyat did not oppose
sLe amendment, Tie Rvcks County IazRLz1.
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Nem advertisements.
Auditors NOTICE

The undersigneda appointed by the Orphsas' Court
of Bedford County, 10 distribute the balance in ths
hands of Wilson Nycum, Administrator of the E.
tate off, Nycum, late of Monroe township, deceased
will attend for that purpose at his Office IN Badord
on Friday, Oct. 18th, 1858 at 2 O'Clock P. ". when
and where all persons interested can attend If hey
think proper. NJ A. POINTS, Auditor.
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nSknlkerS,n "Cnwards.n &c.

The AbolitIOnists cal the soldiers ''skulkera,
towards" and other hard names, because
they are opposed to Negro Suffrage. This is
the reward they give the brave men who did
the fighting, whilst these admirers Of the re-
gro remained snugy at home.
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White Men !

Remember that Henry Winter Davis, one
Of the leaders Of the Abolition party, said
in speech on the Fourth Of July last, at
Chicago,
"WE NEED THE VOTES OF ALL THE COL
oRED PEOPLE. II Is NUMBERS, NOT INTEL
LIGENCE, THAT COUNTS AT THE, BALLOT
BOX"
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Soldiers

Remember that the Abolition Platform does
not say one word against Negro suffrage,
but that THIRTY Abolition papers, in
Guiding the BEDFORD INQUIRER, have
declared an tfaOor Of that intanao1s doc
trinf
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VetRranS !

Remember that the Bedford Inquirer, of
April 7, 1865, in announcing the fall of
Richmond, gave the credit of taking the
rebel capital to the negroes, in this Ian
guage:
''NEGRo TROOPS OCCUPY RICHMOND
THEY ARE WELCOMED WITH JOY BY THE
INHABITANTS ~
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$4,000

Remember that tile Democra ito Commission
erS have paid off within three years, the boun-
ty debt of nearly So, 600 and the John Brice
loan of 5,ooa!-thirty thousand dollars oi
debt paid in three years According TO this
ratio, in a year and a halt mere, under Demo
cratic management, the whole county debt will
be paid. Therefore, vote for MICHAEL 5.
RITCHEY, for Commissioner, who is an hon
eel and efiicipnt business man and will do eli
he can to get the county out of debt
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.'JUsroE. The article of our friead ''Jds-
tice," from C. Valley. cape 10 hand after our
'Iorn was made up and we are compelled to
deter il till next week. We will al ways be
glad to hear from Justice"
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
COL. W. W. r. DAVIS,
OF Bucks County
SURVEYOR GENERAL
LIT. COL. ]. P, LINTON,
OF Cambria County.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
4 J. COLBORN, Somerset Co,
GEORGE A. SMITH, Fulton Co
COUNTY TICKET.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN PALMER, Bedford Borough.
ASSOCIATE JUDes,
" @. EICHOLTZ, ). Woodberry,
TREASURER,
aE0RGE MARDORFF, Bedford Bor,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
? DONAHOE, Southampton.
JURY OoMNIssIoaxR,
/ KENSINGER,L Liberty.
CoMNlssIoSgR,
n S. RTTCHEY, Snake Spring
goos DIRECTOR, 2years,
ID. b. ANDERSON, c. Valley.
Fooa DIRECTOR, years,
SAMUEL BECKLEY, ST Clair.
AUDITOR,
JAMES MATTINGLY, Londonderry.
CORONER,
JOHN FILLER, E. Providence.
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Address Of the Democratic State 0om-
mittee.

Hos. w Il WALLACE, Chairman cf the
Democratic State Committee, has issued an a.
be ami admirable address the people Of Penn
sylvania. We havc not n'om fJr the Whole of
it, but make t!te following ssbc.ivo tro'a 1t, to
which NE Invite tie close aitel';on Of the rea-
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Notice to SkedadIers."

W. w II. DAVIS
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Sermsifbfes

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Bon 81. UtWGes.
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limb tomr1t einmaI Elm lquer Binc,
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nstbSen t9ten Grfcrasrnihe sWr { e!iuen ST .Gieltatct.
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lan6rItihfn .Setr1htur9fn, sas uns biz Srsule en-. Uslrs
Abtere e~euteeeu peFmsisert finb.
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RttpItep Ses t~0nislts;en G%olesiumS Der g%DuntlrSre In Con.
bon, sraSuirttr zines Der eriten neeistntIAen @oaesten rt
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@sfuo,ltde Rranf6ett.

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Ct ZEN ,aetrt btefet l6rer35dfen Rrantbeit tn lid aufstnrm.
men BAT, I, sej6tebt Is baufis, kds Elm ~untetttses 5@arnse.
fubl sxr bic Gardt eor GHt6tdut3 TIN obi9reft, ta an
ssSene au ipenben, auf Gel6t or in Scise tbr.r cgrjtebuna unS
Sfeissftabilttat aQeiu ktn Werrrauen iesen t5nnte. unn Ct
ndrtet 10 LANCE bts sic Ssu,Ftpnt tisies ~rredIt4en llebsls.
wie g.. Q. eta NIT @si&tot en- entja ef Gals, cine b6ie
NGe, G@meri I'm Sepfe wns tn len @lieter!L &s1Gbrne les
GeN@ts; Eauttttt; NuStp DIE her Saut;; Rnpten an cen Bet
ntn uub Srmen. Sisaen i'm @eftbte unb au len @rtremttl-
ten .f@. tetgeu, ts hann hteie nt5el nit elmer l6refitaeH
S@neaiseite or nd farttteny BITS suIest5 her Gdumen unb
BITE RafeHtacden ~tiniaaent las Opfer br frrbttareu 4rSnfr
tett eta @eaenitanb tt5 Mtttetes r:r6 uu6 ter EDo ieintn
i&redli6en 9eiseh tatur6 Elm @nbe maht, has er TIN rad
isnsin 2ante qringt, ron trlnnen fein- @eiIenter surIdtsbrt.
Us tt cine traarisr Gtatlate. ta5 Eauiense tteftr irrtt.
barren srantRstl 3ara Oysr fallen, In 8slae Der llusel i'd
lttheis unrtfrntet prdbler, meI6e kurG Nnweueuns tsaes
tSetli4en GiteS fsS he Tara bic Contribution eernthten uEs
ben sef ees yebeas IN elm sIeaees Dslsis strwauSsln.
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rei6t, trclde tIid iars %erbabtHfn Ealente unb en- ttptdelteA
9eraanecsfrafte tnst.fsat Orurtr Der gereEtidmtett ben Se'
rot bsgeiltert uno Ger 2eisr beSanternce Zone tnslrft hASsH
wIrksn, raSsen i'd, nit ppaeN Sertrcuet rdber.
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tarts iy4s atpslias Hae uunaturitGs, @eif RaS R6r7er ltr.
fcyente. fPr BE Irtett, bic @efeafbait une he 4 e unfSh!a
ma6tnte 2aGtf stl6waht baber. (t e.1 aT-.# @
pier iae sintse ser ~trarr,sen uHb betlasensEtxtbel SsI.
gen tr fruseh Gbetorbnbetten res paRers: gdtU DE TN 8II.
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10bte 1T ete ef Yhiiatt ti,irt pu tu ano bic AYeict MID.
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faht!e u 6ft3 Ell eie-rS ttts 81 prrtsatgu .e ttc(e aYnerS
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Gtaadtttr ais 9Hre m4nt-i II 1r; y All 5ta.tH.r unb CSt.
ptIsrfaftiaIett i@e ie:ttnefE stNf biarctHenSe SStp6br-
teifGRs.