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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
Va AR RsED-

ELDER-VICKROY.-On the 25th Of ne.
clmber, 1864, at the residence of the bride,
father, by the Rev. C. Eyersole, Mr.. William
Elder TO Miss Caroline " Vickroy, all Of Bed
ford county.
LENTZ-MUMMERT.-On the same dar.
by the Rev. Samuel Yourtree, Mr. William |.
Leniz, of Bedford, Pa, to Miss Sarah c. Mum.
mef., of Springfield, Clark CO., Ohio.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06

And, yet, they seem TO be the idols of the so
called ''loyap' people of the land. Q, Repub-
ican brethren,
eff the veil from the heart could be torn,
And the mind could be read on :hc brow,
There are many we'd pass by in scorn,
Whom we're loading with high honors now y
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/ M p O z T A. M 81
ENROLMENT! DR4FP!,

ne Board Of Enrolmeni of the Sixteenth Die,
trict OF fennsylvania, viii hold special sessioss
next month for the correction Of the Esrcllnbsns
s!a, at Bedford, tor Bedford county, on Thursday,
friday and Saturday, January i2th, fath and i4th.
All persons claiming non-ahiiity on aeeount Of
manifest permanent physical disability, having
oeen two years in service being under or over age
ai'enase, or for any other sufficient reason, era gs
hslted to attend with their proofs.
Commhtees should be energetic in bringing out
the foregoing classes, and in presehtng proper evi
denee In the cases Of persons now in service, zos
residents, and others.
All should endeavor to present themselves upca
the hrst OF tho DAYS above me nj oned and not do
lay until the second or third. The easagensensy S
ths Board will not admit Of any time being lost.
GEO. EYSTER. Capt. & Pro. Mar
JOHN CUiP, Commissioner.
WIN. C. LANE, Sureeor.
Chambersburg, Pa., Dee. 80, 1864.
J. w. LlNGENFFLTEE beas leave TO infcrm
committees and citizens, that be is prepared with
tbe necessary forms and blanks required for correct
ing the enromens and respectfully tenders his ssg-
vices.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
l,844,000

The Democratic vota for Mcclellan is just
about equal to that cast for Lincoln four years
ago. Although defeated, the Democratic or
ganization is an immense power in this country
scarcely inferior to its rival Indeed, if we
deduct frauds and rascaltics from Lincoln's
vote, we shall find that there are more Demo-
Gratis than Republicans in the L. States.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
NOTlCE

All unsettled accounts upon our books most b
closed by cash or note, January 2, 1865 This 10
the only notice we shall give.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
December 80, 1864.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06

BEDFORD, PA.
Office in the Bank BUILDING, Juiiana St.
All operations, pertaining 10 Surgical MesksR-
ical Dentistry carefully AVID faithfully performed
and warranted.
TERMs-CASH.
Bedford, January 8, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
The Military Prospect, A Warning A.
gainst too Sanguine Expectations.

1t may easily happen that our people may be
too sanguine with reference to the Immediate
results Of Sherman's march and his capture of
Savannah. jeff Davis said, in his late mes
sage, with some truth, that the existence of tie
Cenfederacy, and the success of their cause,
does not at all depend on their possession Of
cities. In our own struggle with Great Britain
during ths war of independence, that power held
for years many of our largest cities, and march
ed her armies from one end of the country to
the other, without porceptIbly affecting the de-
cisicn OF the contest. A vast agricultural coun-
try rs this was then, and as The South is now,
does not depend at all on cities in fact, the
population OF towns IN severe blockade be-
comes etten burden on the producing classes.
We might now, jeff. Davis has SAID, hold Mo-
bile, Wilmington, Charleston and Richmond,
and the essential resources of the Confe!eracY
remain much as they have been.
But il must be remembered that the essential
resources the material forces of country, are
BY no means its only or principal strength. It
has been said of bOmbardment that It's prin-
cipal effect is metaphysical or mental. 1t is 80
with the power of community to resist or TO
fight. 1t is mainly in the mysterious and utter
" iInmeas urable force of the human will These
are affected 10y moral as we'll a. material causes.
The capture of Richmond would in fact, relieve
the CunfedeIacy of real burden, but in its
moral effect it could not be measured by what
ever loss of guns or stores. To less degree
the loss of Savannah tells on the prestige, The
spirits Of the rebel population. Still IT is not
to be denied that the escape of Hardee's army
lost us the greatest prize Of victory. What we
manly want now is the destruction of armies.
Had the only outlet from Savannah been shu:
up, and Hardea's $1,000 been captored we
should have been Ear nearer the close of the war
Tnan we are now.-4Vetc Iosk Tunes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
RELIGIOUS.

A series of religious meetings will be held In
the NJ. E, Church at Trans Run, commencing
on Saturday, 2lst Jan. inst, and in the Nj T.
Church at HArtley's, commencing on Saturday,
tho 4th of February.
G.. BERKSTRESSER, Pastor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
The Democratic Vote of the q. States.

The following table shows very nearly the
Democratic vote cast at TIE late Presidential
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
iIexo.S, ]. G. MlHxIca, yE.,
DENTISTS.

n. HIekoS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
Postal Arrange ments with south Ameri'
can Ports,


can Ports.
TO rHr EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Reviewing in your issue OF yesterday the report OF tho
Portmastcr General you call attention 10 the want OF
postal facilities with certain South American countries,
mentioning particularly the ports Of Santa Martha and
Carthagonn in the republic Of Colomba, to which may
be added Sayana another important port in that repub-
c You seem, however to labor under wrong impres-
sion with regard the existing Of reaching those
ports when you state that the mails between New
York and Santa Martha often remain for weeks In Apn
wall u such detention actually occurs Is on account
II mailing letter here by steamer that does not con-
meet with the steamers from Aspinwa for Colombian
ports which leave the former port the a5th Of each
month FOR Carthagena and the 1s for Santa Martha
Letters cent from New York by the OF the 18th
and 2lst FOR Asnwa will thus suffer little detention,
while letters BY the from New York OF the LIST
will Of course remain long %e ID ana % ,so
hc ought TO complain Of bis own ignorance o. the exist
ing arrangement
OF the important trade between New York and tho At
antic ports OF Colombia pretty corain but the ree
dy docs not lie In tho direction you Enthusiastically BY
subsidizinR sailing vessels for carrying tho mails No
regular line exists between New York and Santa Martha
or Csrlhagena you are led 70 believe Vessels for
those ports are only despatched when sunciepcy Of
orders Tor goods has accumulated here TO make up
cargo and this occurs at irregular intervals only OF
course no postal facilities may Dc expected from sucn
despatched In month, and again one or two months
may eapsc without any departure for the Colombian
ports. N#N
The line Of sailing vessels you refer % Is probably that
OF the Panama Railroad Company 70 Asp'nwal; but 10
that port wc have already three steamer, monthly
What is wanted 10 complete the existing mail route be-
New York and the Colombian ports Is an arrange
ment with the English steamer plying between Carthsgena
and Aspnwall aud the French steamer plying between
tina, port and Santa Martha 70 carry the mails o. tne
United States new route wiz soon 30 avanaplc ior
communication with Carthagen&v via Port au Prince ana
Kingston. The West India and Pacific steamship Com.
pany win despatch Of their steamers from this port
on the 10th Of each month"; and letters by this route w
reach Carthagena the 18TH
Al present letters FOR Colombia have TO under cover
70 an agent in Aspinwzl 70 be prepaid and rcmailod
there FOR their destination And this Is really the CHIEF
ground OF complaint of course more frequent COM
muncaton Is highly des rabe; but before the existing
route made continuous II Ia hardly worth whIio 70 api
tate for IL for tho purpose OF laying before you
the above facts that have taken the liberty occupy
your attention. hoping that you viii lend your influence
~ remedy one OF the disadvantages under which the
merchants doing business with Colombia labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

NEW rYPOLITu00RAPHfC PRESS. s1
nav iron press which, IL name implies, e equally
.dsptsd for printing from stones from forms Of NOV
able Tyne has been invented and nnshed In Paris By
Simple yea powerful contrvancc the height Of tie
slab may be raised lowered according 10 the require
mens Of the stone Or form Two persons only are ne
cessary 70 work the press which produces, u u selA
eight hundred copies hour On account Of IL sody
the prrs typhoC-cpAsquc nsurcs perfect regularity IN
its productions
The tubular line Of the underground pneumatic rail-
way Of London is completed train consisting OF I've
trucks, containing quantity Of goods having bess
driven from the central station - the Dull and Gate
Hoborn 10 the terminus on the premises Of the London
and Northwestern Railway ~ kuston square, the car
ssss passing bcns..A The ss0.asa % G H..
stesd road and Dvummopd street, 70 their desnaisoa
The time occupied In running between the two stAton
Of about two I'M ms w aye I'm ssn BY n.
aid Of chemistry. Of recognising the presence Or cocS
in linen fabrics, he tshcs piece OF the suspecsss
cloth about two y S s ara pSnsss
in an alcoholic solution Of aniiius and ucnnnc Ins
superluous coorinE matter II removed oy wsshM me
ain wet e. placed ~ saucer containing ammonia
The cotton Hbres win immcdiatcly become oicooreo
whilo those Of linen will preserve nne red color
scale are in course on construction a. Berlin aud Bonn
Germany stthe expense Of shc S'A'c iney WIN WV
s4O0, 600
ROMAN RArLRoAD. .sH.g..
The railroad line from Rome 70 Anccna is completes,
with the exception OF the bridge over the ToeI ~ CsiIs
Rosetta which WIN soon be anished and the con,
o az ne oo os " sp1ps ss Of Is kind 10
rrsr ron WOOD IN PAPER, =
his well known Chat wood snsvn .ra are
used for the manuiacsure o. pspe M, Iau ~ aspss
ascertain whether given Kind of paper docs Or zoos nos
contain wood chemist IN Vienna proposes the follow.
,ng plan Pour few drops OF anlllnc into test tube
add few drops OF diluted suphurc acid and apply heas
By means OF subt iamo. This doue, sttp q W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10


or the above stocks theres expended In railroads,
from which It. is not probable that the State will drive
any income flor many years. at lcast and which should
do deducted from the estimate of avaaM, assets OF the
State ST $50 948 So II Is hoped that IN time the residue
OF these stocks and bonds may be made available TO the
commonwealth.
The holders Of Virginia State bonds pressing for
payment Of the interest due On the first day or Janu-
AIRY next the duo those bonds will amount to
above six millions OF dollars Various plans have been
suggested funding this interest," and the issue OF
bonds for the same bearing different rates OF Interest,"
those who hold bonds, for the most part, propose
that the bonds issued to pay this interest shall not them
selves bear interest," while others, including the bond
holders insist different amounts OF interest from one
to per cent The Eng sh bondho!dcrs propose that
tho state shall fund the interest du, ,he issue bonds
for the same, and commence the payment OF interest on
the whole debt on the first day OF January, 1867.
The Sandusky, Dayton and Cncinnat Railroad is ad-
vcrtiscd be sold auction Friday the 9Th Of Janu
airy nex at the Court House in Sandusky By order Of
Court the minimum price at which the road can be sold
is $3.50 900. The sale IL made to satisfy the sum OF
ST. 42 due to holders Of bonds and coupons issued
under mortgage Of February l. 1851, OF which Daniel
Miller is sole surviving trustee and 81, 305 036 OF on
bonds and coupons issued February l, 1855.
The following the approximate earnings OF the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company for the
fnurf xvrn in Nnvan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
Obituary.

RECONNAISSANCE SAMUEL r. SAWYER.
Samuel r. SAWYER late OF Norfolk Va died on the
2pth ult in Bloomfield ~ j., In the siAyfth year Of
his age He was for two years mentor Of the United
states Congress- from the Edenton district North Caro-
Ina and was afterwards editor Of the Norfolk Args He
waa subsequently appointed collector OF Customs a. Nor.
folh during the administration OF President Pierce
Whom the rebellion commenced he was appointed com
missary in tile rebel service with the rank oi MAJOR
which position be occupied until the decline Of his health
rendered II necessary for him TO resign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

poputAtyoS or PORTLAND NAIVE According 10 q cen
eue Iusi taken Portland has population Of 90 ia,
gain IN Ave years or a,7s2 The females prapondEstas
numbering l6,843. 70 II. 600 maiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

Total. s4 o5s $514s,62s So 7es 22i 81. so7, TBS
The quotations OF mining stocks in san Francisco
the 9th ias reported by telegraph 70 Wells Fargo
Co., compare with the prices obtained tho LIST Of No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

The charter for a railroad from New York 70 Nyacl
obtained from tho Legislature OF this State last win
ter The organization Of company for that purpose hos
recently been perfected and the work, 1t Is Expected
will be pushed forward TO speedy coasummation
The public debt Of Virginia thus stated by Governor
Pierpoint:-
The amount OF State bonds registered and
bearing interest NJ Six per cent SCI 1893. 39S
Registered Ave per cent bonds. ........... 10000
Total S2i, 900, $50
Six per cent coupon bonds. .$1l los, 900
Five pcr cent coupon bonds, pay
able in London. ............... l,S6o,O0O
.grst - 12973, 900
Aggregate amount S34, o6s, se8
Interest outstanding and unpaid July l. 1885, 1897
Add guaranteed bonds, by which tho State fs
liable, and will have 70 pay S22 S5b
Interest thereon TO July 1885, ........... 1928
Making aggregate up 10 Jnly l. 1865. Sal c3l 3l6
ASSETS STATE.
Stocks in the railroads Sis $40, SAB
Seven per cent bonds loaned TO railroads.. 3093,S33
Add four ycars' interest S68,l33
III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

The total imports at Nov York for the week compare
as follows with former returns:--
Week end ng Dec. O. Ncv So Non. %. Nos. 10.
Dry goods 8s2 500 ST. o9 0M 49, $50 900 81 3l6 720
Gen. mdsc. 3,25l 26e 3l4o6o6 s,2os,22s 3,4ol DOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

Of legitimate business" bat therc Is some,hny 50 con-
c,ing between tho opinion and tho other thai we
surprised 70 md thom included in the same report
and tempted TO inquire which the one we arc ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

10 regarded Of the least possible importance "shoos
him Is hoard in every portion OF the land,
During our stay IN Moeercy twentysdve were shot
down with scarcely form or trial Their or.
fence opposition TO the imperial authority; and
that determination is Ito policy Of "the empire ~
denies Naturally. similar course u pursued UPON hc
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
.6Sa MANIC 0Dt
ek HOW LOST, HOW REsTRED

Just published, new edition OF DR
CpLvERwELL's CELEBRATED Essay on the
radical ,ure Nv ithout medicine) Of Sperma-
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The celthnted author in this admirable
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cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application OF the kriIe-
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every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
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gSlely and radically
uJ-This lecture should be in the hands
d every youth and every man in the and
Sent under seal. TO any address, in a
plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six
ceats, or two postage stamps by Addressing
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & Co.
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ !

And learn that psrfct and radical cure 10 WauaatAi
and guaranteed to all who are AFFLICTED with wcakRS
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, -
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power, puny growth, wasting away and want Of con"
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blings, impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS sAYs
Bone physicians require TO be told the nature o. yse
dLsoaSe-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dead
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enAhss
him to describe the diseases without any informahsA
from the patient, to explain its original Gauss, and -
guarantee Its And, what Is more valuable still -
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can bo suOa
OF not. All his communications and intsrTevs IN
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The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the EnGnae
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make Rerest
radical, and permanent cure OF ALL PRIVATE, 81
CRET, AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the Sss
Of Mercury, without hinderuneo from business, EaA
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly pd.
cons, such arsenic yomica opium, or any other
polsons No mercury nor any deadly minsrslS-noshiAg
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies aro ueed hy
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
dies yet failed to cure the most obstinate and hs
most dangerous cases. and 10 remove all mercay AuA
ether impurities from the sysem whom all other B1ss
dies had falled.-lfsdioal Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOB SINGLE MEN C0ETEhPLkT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore eoTrss.
pondent Of the 0ddfellow, BOonsboro, Maryland, SsA
on Thursday, the 3lst os May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of dlsesss caused Oy eariy indfS'
ton having been performed BY the English Botanic Phys
sean, feel it my duty, having knowledge OF theu,
70 state the fact believing that in doing may Do
service to tho suffering. One in parteulsr-thss
Of young In this city-is worthy Of note He bed
become the victim Of habit the Alusion 10 which
causes shudder and after years Of suffering and doctor.
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery. He wished To marry,
and dearly beloved by as sweet girl a. ever nspsa
words Of affection, but he fearful nervous, and pros
traed He dared not wed account Of the shatisssA
state Of his system. lie sought relief at the hands of he
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing as 1t may seem, a
the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned and hs b
a. hann f.Nk of rair 0f r0ht hnva
Any who are suffering, matter what thslf soiul
paint call the Botanic Physician conhdentisl.
They may rely upon relief His ohice 10 at No. -
EAST FIFTH Bet Sycamore 81. and Broadway, CIH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
SllERlFE'S SALE.
&Gie of Ohio, EInton County

SGie @ Ohio, NntOn County.
J.B. Kirnban & 60. Phit-l clhTOuI!
AgAinst Com'non Pie as
wiyiam hay. Deft. On Esscati on
DURSUANT 20 tho command Of an ordsr Of
L sale ~ the above cause 10 me directed from
The touft Of Common Peas, Of the hforeraid
comfy Of Vint1n, will oiir ., pu6hc salo at
,Lhs door Of Jhe Court lloVse, in the town Of
MeArthuT. iL tho aforesaid county Of Vint"n on
Saturday Ae ain day Of May 1873
at the hour Of one O'Clock, p. 81, Of said day,
tho following property, TO- wit: The sonth west
quarter Of the southeast fharter, and the north
east quarter OF ths south east quarter, and the
south east quarter Of the routb.aast quarter,
Of section nhlnber twenty Ave, (25.) In Town
ship number ten, (le y VI Range number nine
teen, (l9,) also, the RoTth-west quarter Of
the northeast quarter, aud the orth-east
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sechono
number imtty sii, (36,) in Township and
Range aforesaid Containing Two hundred acres.
Taken "a the property of William Ray. TO
satisfy judgment in favor OfJ. b. KimbAh q
Co.
Appraised AZ Two thousand dollars, and
must bring tVo-thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE cash in hand
McCL INricX & SEIrH j. sHOCKEY,
Al, for Pitts. Shit. '. Co. 0.
April 9th 1888. --5H
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