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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-06
TO the People Of Pennsylvania

- t1lS S0PAe "a - S1l4S y ~ dl11o.-
~DEMoGRArTc STATE Central CoNMrTrFE
ROCKS, PHLA., Sept. 27th, 1865.
The nation, cnferging from internal
Uonvulsion, is about to enter upon rcw
career.
Shall we be launched upon the high'ray
90 increased power and grandeur, or Upon
sea Of disI-acting questions affecting our
social and political relations2
Shall tie Constitution be our chart, or
viii we trust Our bark 10 the guidance Of
Pnritanical schishatics?
The Democratic party has arrayed Itself
IL united phalaax under The banner Of the
Constitution, ead marches side BY side with
the President in his restoration policy.
The Republican party is distracted in
sentiment and divided in council. Its plat
form, its press, its candidates and its cen
rial authority fail TO meet the questions OF
she living present, and fear to face the real
sites of the immediate future.
They seek to cover the future beneath the
lifelsss events of the past. Oblivious Of
debt, oppression, and shoddy, they prate of
their services, their sacrifices, and their
LOYALTY, and puerile invective supplies the
place of manly declaration of opinion.
The psst is valuable only as guide to
she present and future.
fracT'1""a' ~"~neRt honest men, want acts
and opinions for the present and future
The present and the future NOW demand
Of tie Republican party that it shall ana
wer:
lat. Arr YOU FOR OR AGAINST PRES'-
DENT JoHNsoN's POLICY OF REcoSSrRUo
FIGN?
"a. ARE you FOR OR AGAINST NEGRO
SUFFRAGE AND NEGRO EQUALITY
Dsnaocrats Of Psn1asylvan[1'
The hour Of yonr triumph approaches.
An enemy divided in council and dis
4raeted in sentiment is before you.
Whilst they move to turn our flank"
With the desd rubbish of TIE past, "lot us
pierce their weakened centre" with the Vi
sal issues of the present.
Aronse to vigorous and determined 40
Ion, and yoa must be victorious.
Bv order Of the Democratic Stale Central
Committee.
WILLIAM 4. WALLACE,
Chairman.
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REMEMBER THEMI

Fersonal appeals arc now being made by tho
Abolition candidates and their friends. 10 Dem
frats tor support at the coming election. Some
efta'n 81 men IN Bedford who seLong to the Ab-
,Ai'ion organization, boast privately, that they
an control the votes OF Democrats for whom
hey have done little favors. What Democrat
MI permit these men to crow over his denen-
ence as a voter? IN the satre 3reath they call
pa "copPerhead5," TRAITORS" 'tcrn-burners. ),
f~fonse-muFterers, - shd ask you 10 vote for
zen on their ticket Rsmeurbe- your sian
'ereFs Refuse TO vote for man on their tick.
T. and yeu VII! tsseh them to nnel,d .Leir man
lers
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THE FRAUDS UPON THE soLDIERsl
AN INTERNAL TRICK EXPOSED !.
Heroes Of the War Cheated cut Of their
Votes.

At the October election, last fall, a poll
was held at Barracks No. /, Soldiers
Rest" Washington, D. c., at which IS
votes were polled in all. OF these % were
Democrats, and 20 Republicans, the whole
Democratic ticket receiving a majority Of
votes. except the candidate for Congress,
WHO according 10 the return, received %
votes, YET was returned IS beaten % voies
by his Abolition competitor, vino is set
down in the return es having received 58
votes, just 10 more than aoere p055ed
qls0get6er, 5y both partiss! In 0rcIrT TO
carry ont this fraud, tie tickets acere de-
Stroyea, Il Zsast not single ticket 'oaS re-
turned an tie pol-book, as the law re-
cures. Thus the 30 men who made q ma
iority of the voters at this poll, were cheat
ed out of their votes, and might just as
well not have voted at all. The following
is a list OF the voters at this poll, and II
they are yet living they can rcmunerate, at
the coming election, the Abolition scoun-
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TTFS!

The last Ioq9rsr IS i,Iel ctocls fau q Ike
host glariag a"d outrageous lies in regard 20
Democrats. We appeal 10 the mts21gsa: peo-
ile Of Bedford county, can you De Influenced
y s1eA Infamous y;ag' Among tie les w'.ith
e. last L.2aaer a'tor5 are the following "Thc
Copperheads Contemplated general as=assina-
uo1." -'Copperheads shoot at Eoroll;or OFF,
Fers y "CopFaghead- ra.- Ia body to exclude
3he soldiers from the night Of arfra.- :" e -
derhaats run the county $4,000 n debt =
TIaco0 Grouse was nurlera! - order e the
5edford Gazette - ''Copperhead teachings
ourdcFed Josiah Bau.hman,'' "Copperheads
Alrncd The barns of Union men :" &c, &C.
"Len we say that these things are hse, we say
hat We mean and &c hold orrself personally
rsponsiblo for what we say. If "copper"
ieads' burned barn. and counseied the murder
d Lieut.. i;aughman why don't scr,e law IoY-
ng ab"Gqnisl have them indicted and pun
shed If Jacob Grouse was shot By "crder Of
he Bedford Gazette" why IS not B. F. Eleyers
Indicted az accessory to the shooting? An.
t.e scoundreis who pronuigate su5n heli;sh lies,
Aaow too well that these charges are coined in
tia-ir own acoarseI hearts aud that no decent
white man, (only their own miserable dlpes)
can be induced 10 believe them. How low
mass party have sunk, whose leaders are
compelled TO reaort 10 tricks like those Of the
Bedford Intgarery
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FI,AG-RATGTNGI

Mt Isaac Aoagel, pronrietos Of tbs MsngA
Hove, in tbs place, raised large and bcauti-
tol flag, ftw days ego, in front q bis house,
inscribed with the 2;alto, ''ANDREE JOHE-
-'s'- L I'r1N- 1CitATIU TICKET .
: MS IS the Gag Of Democracy a,.d.c..der i. sAs
u 1'S'i'!" i5sr-agn and Bedford
township VII march to victary, or The 10th Of
october next The stars aad stripes, the ban
he' OF democracy, has also been thrown to tbs
oreeze' by Mr. Shoemaker, of the Bedford Eo-
lei "Haiiy round the flag, boys, Rally onoa
'ga'r, shouting the ba,tle-cry Of freedom, =,
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JOHN filler, Z. Providence.
Is Negro Suffrage an Issue z


me Republicans il al the New England States, il
iowa and Minnesota, have directly aud ia Pennsylvania
snd Chic, by lpcation. taken ground Il rYo- = Negro
SC7e-ga. The following sentiments uttered b oaG-
ing in thsi. equalization azechosj ~ ,hc Boiford
! I,risifs1:
"EoW COMES THE CRISIS, WHAT Is THr EE.
GRO WE'LL. SAY IN THE FACE OF ALL pPEJ-
UDIGE. THAT AMID TIE GALLANTRE, The pa
TIENCF, THE EERoTSM OF THIS WAR THE Ne
GRO BEARS THE PALM. ."-Wcndel Philips
I'VE NEED THE VOTES OF TIE C0L0PFD PEO-
PIE IT = NUMBERS, NOT INTEL IGENCE. THAT
COUNTS AT THE BALLOT B0E.'-H Ftatrr Dcs-s
1--WE ARE PLEADING EARNESTLY WITH TIE
STATE 10 ABOLISH TIE DISTINCTION OF CASTE.
BY UNIVERSAL GUTFRATE. WE SEE THAT TINS
WILL INEVITABLY LEAD To THE F0rAIIfY or
TIE BLACK WITH TIE WHITE; THE ELEVATION
Or TIE NEGRO TO THE EGOVERNORSETP. THE SEN
AI0RsHIP BY THE SIDE OF HIS WHITE BROTH
ER.'-H. ~. ReceRer
I'VE KNOW OF SEVERAL DOZEN OF COLORFD
MN THAT WE WOULD RATHER SEE MAR0H TO
GdE BtLLNT BOX AND CAST THEIR RALLOTS
THAN AN EQUAL NUMBER OF COPPERHEADS WE
IAN NAME. '--Beaford In7niTeT June . 1859
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A Great Convert,

The President of the United States,
ANDREW JOHNSON, IS now carrying
out the Democratic doctrine, in the rcstora-
lion Of the Southern States. He is truly
great accession 10 the Democratic army.
Let us rally around him and beat back from
him the attacks Of his enemies, the radical
Abolitiensts
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The 18th section Of the ac. q Sd March.

Oxa
me ioln see'ioh o' me act o. Sd March,
ioo9' feaes, IN part as follows
ana any person failing to repor.
a'.@' "'e service o' H0'ice' a7 her"ln prescribed
"H'oSt iaf'n5i.li@ a 'oh'iltuIe or paying the
= l.iF.a som therefor, all be deet 4 deser-
- a"' S,'''' be alfr'l1d ny me Provost hi&r-
o,'. '.'',' sa''' u '"s nearest 's '"H I'dhJ, sY
1''''' Al unIs nPCi proper %nssing
%. - : ''o' "'oi' . ." in-..'ary duty, !ha
- I''Ig'"''' s's'''' rS''''e i's' IRON the
II ma y S'e+i!', :, O' @a,..2 ac', It is
2'o.le'i ','@' i si'@t' "e '"s u''y oi tie Pro-
-, - '''.5>' al uefai'sf' heller
"''->,- ''', -''4' - % :'+''2t'a cab
~ '''s - =. l''.,'' ''''' &C any o'hef acs
~ - ''"'+' ana
,"''',''' 0~''haaeer
=! ''Ayi "ao,ohs CT
- - '''' ~ ~" . 'a'e ior
2'-'" y. 'i-'e''y 1'Fs6' IA iiia', N.
-'',''"- - sI''s',s'''5 ol c'.~ 'he c'ntln-
''''''' , .''-' ''' eSSaiy' o.1'---hHs Sc
Ce'''h9 - " Ec-hiar manner. ihc eKachAaiion Of
i"s-', !" io' ..la. .-4ih@ ara pron2a2:st SEN
'e''es Il conformity WIN 49, 4 tribunal is
ie'iS'"!'d. Ji'i"--c.ion coh.+rta. 1"on It and lie
p o'F' -'''7 ~, j1.-.3 I" Fe-n.t.'an. Ard ihea
'i'' ''C'iu Vi t'e 'f'.'t ""F ''i'-, may be re-
"'' =, s-peFI'f a"'ho''iy, and The fresi-
ia'n' may, b. proper ease, inter-: his par.
,'. q, e''''' '''' pO''''''---. q ihs
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-. D., VI ,'4' l'"'.lich'a'
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-. o,'','' ''s.'i q. H - hEso
nan I,ai o.t r'.av;.,,,r !, sui, n,;;,rar..
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ANOTHER COMPANY DEFRAUDED !.

At the October election, last fail, Co. II,
208th ?. V, held an election, but there
being majority of Democrats among hem,
1t waa SO managed that the return was
mixed up with the names OF voters from
.fn3 c0rntiss, and the ticzets a-e~e Ge8Iro5.-
ed, or not returned, SO that thcis vote could
not lie counted. It IS generally beiieved
that this trick was perforated alter the re-
turn leff the army, and while on it5 way to
the frothonotas7. The following are the
names o. lis soldiers disfrancIise.:
Dari,I 2 Bu;re-, Levi S'spsy John V.rass. Darf9 $
johnson, Isyid 9 81 ef Lew Carer, David ? Keagv
Geo G fibs-7, Joseph H,zs Jg-a Fi1eS. jos atce
Sia21 c. c@c Joseph Z -. J1o = skf Joseph Ioay
YIN Sm 8 4eG@'t7, 50 M.i,.a'l AGara Com r alex
SNopc-, sob &ks-s, Jacob CIargord, jas slsie
\ = NJ. y IA Z sans, Job Robson Wn Faulkner :
.,isA. snr~ l;Scn, " Ham, jesse Peck Joreph
+ I"rsAeI " II 1-ay -tto Burns SEQ Keagy VIM Pgeder
lex, Jacob College, Barkiey
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-06

h+oNDoSpERRY-Tdo Londonderry boys net
a. I ai' Aito' on Wednesday evening, Sept. 27,
and "ere addressed by John G. Fisher and
John Palmer, Esqs The following pe.,l,.,o,
aot0d as officers of the meeting: Jan,es Hat.
u lflsst2' President; Samadf Deyore, Geo. W.
beaies' Nicholas Fl. BeaIes, Jacob Tharp. Sol
Iharp, Samuel Voluntine, Isaac Burkes Jacob
bFuner, Daniel Raley, Peter Sturtz, peter Al
0s;shi, JOHN Ta~vp, NIGH. Burker, oI.n Be.lss
Fice frsailea.1, Th.rasJ Por;eg, D. - s.-
mons, John Lowry, and Thg.nas N.t,;ey.y
Secretaries. The returna.l se:erans were Yus
n force aad full OF en:Aa~iasn fer :!e Demo-
rata a@as< fiarrah or LoajonderJy'
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We have advices from Philadelphia and
Pittaburs, which give US renewed conf
dence in the coming success Of the Democ-
racy. Let every Democrat do his duty
and gictoyy IS certain !
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Seware Of BOGUS Tickets |


The Aboliiionists will, doubtless, post
r lying hand-biils, just prior TO the siec-
on. This IS one of their usual games
)oa't be deceived bv them.
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Doctors IiTa-,.

The \. 7. Tj5uae, cf Sept &c IN IN
article headed, "Come up Hishy a1dr,
sec 10 John Cessna, we IN. e raIioriag.
''Ye arc sorry to see Mr. Cessna sh p-iE = e-eao
ly ad justly pressed upon him. II assro sugrzs IS
net issue ia Pennsylvania loulz tls "a h.s2rg
1ghafs :"
jan Cessna tries to make people BE-
lieve that Negro Suffrage Is not an issue
in Fnnsylvania. Horace Greeley says It
Is. Who shall decide when doctors disa-
gree The best plan is to vote the White
Aahs Ticket, and then yoo can't 60 xronr
Beware Of Bogus Tickets
The county has been fooled with mixed
iiSets. Examine your ammunition before
ga shoot. Fire q solid shot Make your
vote count and don't fritter it away ~
scratching" a single name upon the ticE,ot.
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DEMOCRATIC VACCINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC NomINATI0NS.
STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
COL. ". VI. Fl. DAVIS,
Of Bucks County.
SURVEYOR GENERAL
LIT. COL. ]. P, LINTON,
OF Cambria County.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
il j. COLBORN, Somerset Co,
GEORGE =. SMITH, Fulton Co.
COUNTY TICKET.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
John PALMER, Bedford Borough.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
W G. EICHOLTZ. ;. WoodbeTry.
;ElslfissfDB63fStF', Bedford Ror.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
r. D0NAH0E, southampton.
-UaY SoX3ISsIoHER.
/ KENSINGER, Liberty
cowxIssloSgs,
IA. :. KITCHEY, Snake Spring.
POOR DIRECTOR, 3 years,
D. Il. ANDERSON, c. Valley.
pooR DrREcroR, 2 years,
SAMUEL BECkLEY, 81. Clair.
AUDITOR,
JAMES MATTINGLY, Londonderry
ooEoSEE,
JOHN FILLER, Z. Providence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24
PROF, LOUIS WUNDRAMs
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AND
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In riUs and Poaotlers, }

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much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
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and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
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The following are some Of the diseases " h1ch
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letter,
Inflammation
of the bowels,
consumption in its
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asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain IN the
breast and sides deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworn, pill
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ings, blostings, bloody
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Full directions accompany each remedy
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GOOD NEWS FOR ALL! |

4 YOU'D u " W > TUN t4Il1E
Having Just finished an inventory of my
stock of Goods, / would inform my customers
that have several
LOTS OF BARGAINS,
to purchase which I offer great inducements.
Among them are: -.
Remnants of De LANES and Calicoes hall
price.
Cloaks and shawls, at less than cost.
Bonnets and Hats at 25 per Ct less than cost
Wooden Goods, such as Nubies, Hoods, &C.,
at prime cost, and in fact al articles in pro
portion, as I am determined to reduce my
stock. Purchasers from me will find that they
can save from 20 to 80 per ct. Come and zee,
and ask for the Reduced Prices.
II. SCHW ARR,
ian 12-tf No. 1872 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24
GAS AND STEAM FITTING ESTAe,
" LESHMENT.
q u O. "a N .
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FITTEF
No. IS, North Royal Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
Is now prepared to do
~ = r n n 7 n g.

~ II l.
in al it's branches. Stores dwellings, m.chins
shops, and public buildings fitted up on til.
most approved plans, and st reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, guagea, cocks, and globe valves.
Of the most recent appaoved plans, and Of So.
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand Contracts will be MAIDS for work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied al the Lowest
rates.
Likewise has on hand CHANDELIERS
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS
GLASS GLOBES, MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of all the new styles and BEAU.
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot lail 'c
please.
Also, has on hand, ana is constantly recsi,
ing, at wholesale and retail, the most extensive
and best assorted stock Of
MP GOODS
ever offered in this market comprising every.
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS of every size, kind and color,
from the smallest to the head lights Of ship
KEROSENE OIL
always on hand Of the purest and best quality
Dealers supplied at small advance on factory
prices.
The public are invited to call before pur
chasing, and examine my stock, IS it is pur
chased expressly for this market. jan '2-6u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24

New CoNscR1pr1oN B1LL.-Mr: schenek
reports 3 bill from the Military Committee,
making some innovations upon existing laws.
He who does not report himself Tor enrolmen nt
IS to be guily of a masdeanednor, subject to $loo
fi1ie. The Provost Marshal must report the;e
delinquencies When substitute deserts the u
substituting person IS again to De PS,ced 0" ire
list Deserters are to be rechGrgea o'c' 10 me
disposition on the part of the Military Commit
tee to make the CONSUMPTION more severe, but
The items above named in this Bill will meet
With good deal of resistance from the domI-
nant party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24

The New York Tribune tells that one OF the
results of Mr. Stanton's visit to Savannah, is
to solve doubt as to the ''soundness Of Gen.
Sherman on the negro question: Wequote
HE has borne in his heart q great scheme
for the benefit Of their race in Georgia, and it
is understood here that the country will be
electrified in few days by an order from him
partitioning among them the abandoned Sea
island property Of fugitive Rebel planters and
establishing them in their new freehods and
laying the foundation of new social condition
in the South, whose snperstructure but few
politicians in the country are now permitted
clearly to see. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24

About fifteen miles above ST. Joseph, Mo-,
near the Missouri river, an extensive BODY OF
very peculiar clay has been discovered. When
first taken out it can be easily cut into any
shape DESIRED and surface made as smooth
u glass. It soon hardens, becomes firm as q
rock, and has whiteness equal to snow. In
Texas and Utah this kind of clay is used tor
building purposes, and is exceedingly beautiful.
On Wednesday evening soldier Of the fifth
regiment United States colored troops, had bis
head shaved and was drummed out of camp
for stealing an amount Of money from COM
rade. He is also sentenced to undergo an I'M
prisonment Of two years in the Albany penlten-
tary.
A farmer in the township Of Wallace, Can
ada, alarmed at the appearance of something
1t. his window, the other night, which ne
thought was q 'Fenian,'' about whom excl
ting reports were prevalent, got up out OF bed,
shot at it, and found he had killed his best
cowl
General Terry, whom Fort Fisher has made
famous, ha. sister who is hospital nurse IN
the department of the South. His cousin,
Miss Rose Terry, is known to the reading
public, as the author Of magasine stories and
verses.
The tobacco growers of the Connecticut
valley met at Hartford, on Tuesday, and Or
aanized for mutual protection under the name
Of the Connecticut Tobacco Growers Asso'
citation
Seventy five cham bermaids who lost every
thing they had in. the late fire at the Cat
House, hold up their hands and cry tor he'p
from the citizens Of louisville
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24

THINGS IN New YoRK-A New York cor
respondent writes to the Baltimore American ::
1.-The Chamber of Commerce here does not
believe in the wisdom of repeating the Reel
procity Treaty with Canada. The subscrlp-
tons among the merchants for the relief OF
Savannah are coming in freely. The total
amount already raised cannot be far short OF
$4,000. The subscriptions ale for almost
every amount, from $25 to $1,000 The re-
oruliting market is very dull. In fact hardly
anybody is enlisting. 1t is said the peace ru'
mors are destroying his business
The sun., 1865-08-11
AMUaEMENTa.

RARNuM's MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR
~ DEN
Every Afternoon at g. Fvenlns st IN
MIDNIGHT ASSAULT;
Or TIE ITALIAN BRIGAND8,
ILL MINATED TABLEAUN.
49,. GRAND DIvFRTIsEhENr.
NiCoLO TROUPE upon the MAGIC LADDERS,
........ ... tosether with
=, 10. NJ SiUon " .,, THE CHILD WONDER
PAS DE DElA.fANEI AND COMIC DANCES
by hle. Auriole, Miss y. she'll Mons Bsptlstine,
Leon Chenat and Mas,. Timothy,
SINGER
Mss CARRIE A MOORE, the accomplished
LADY SKATER
TIE GREAT LIVING CURIOsIIIEs
hAhMOTH FAT WOMAN, weighing 500 pounds
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GlRI. over : teet hish
CIRCAsSlAN FAMILY,
DOORS Open AT 2 O'CLOCK
Admission 30 cente.; Children under ten. 10 cents
fsrquotto and Balcony, 6J centa ia
,,HONAllONS OF ClRlOslTlEs TO tho NEW
~ ~! Y ieteved at CHINESE BUILDINGS, sS9
and bll Broadway.
The sun., 1865-08-11
WAN FED.


A RrIFICLAL WANTED, 20
"A good hands to make roses rose uud.. &c; also
irsde. J. A. LOPPiN, ilI Wooster 81 26s
A NUMBER OF MEN FOR ALL KINDS
n of situatlcus w.nted this dsy and tc-morro~ u
@LLPLl's nfliec, Whi,Sh.ll % e. cppc.i's Ss,,le
Naic 'amilirs and factories aud farms. lSJ
A HUNDRED SfRvANTS WANTED TINS
n in. and tomorrow o- good .ituato il cit and
count u hishest waees psid wa,ted cps. cl.sm,
tsrnisid.. hou.e snd up--taiir .ri. IN hotels -ni
gortcr es ttnil'es 80 M toOd girls a,ely landed,
a. NtLilNs uG.,ei Whit hAl 81. No cnurge
until cured llD
A ETHICAL FLOWER MAKERS Wlu'cl.
n M- enc tood b.nlchtr 100 stanton =, hns'-
nIcr' .9O. 80
A Ii RESPECTABLE MN REQUIRING
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