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Of government has place for State exoep. In the
Unionn and proceeds argue directly against ths pos
sions maintained by the Protestant Pope In his ats
ietsrs Following this position there comes psnegyno
cient; for "since the adjournment things have been
done that convince the people thai radical meas
ures are needed than Congress ht 90 adopt II Ia
now seen thas this country have peace and no
security until the leading rebels deprived Of all pow
or and hope 70 rule and until full Justice done to
the loyal blacks The loyal people OF this country now
demand that rebels shall be treated to vindicste
the proper authority OF government shall be excluded
from power az least until they repent and accent IN
good faith the Issues OF the war and that the loyal
black man shall be made full citizen with te right 10
vote. These things must and Will be dono."
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General Meade in Canada.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

A Addifisnal ApprepFiatton Or e32O,O0O
Rsgsired BY rho Comptroller for CITY and
OSsssy Purpsses for the CHrrent Year -Es-
ssDassd Cost Of Grading seventy-seventh
0@set, DC.
- Beard Of Supervisors met yesterday, Supervisor
Snesd In the chair.
NJ special committee on New County Court HOUSE
D~ss1 in favor Of paying the following bills due for
seWfals used in the construction Of that building
Aan sssvsns, for lumber es,os,; Messrs J. d. Aw
~ ossnei, for iron, eS,l2l.
Ths same committee Also reported in favor Of paying
0aewor.men employed on the new Cour House ns
''css 2 ;ss pay es roll sSS .ss m ,,.
- bsiding No coo Broadway q driIl room for the
ySss regiment n 9. s. n. Y, ~ rent OF 81, 900 per
ana sess ~ Colonel hawIins . and ne onoer. q the
4ksy therefore prssented . resolution recommending
NJ ne premises b leased for Of four years ssd
- ~ subsequently eccnsidsrsd and laid On the table
oommunication was received from the Commission
ana smdnr sSe po9h sSs ns os ssYsv
esssssh street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at
e1Aeoo. ReiersA 70 Committee on Annual Taxes
communt alton WAS received from The Comptroller
0namg tha6 In addition 70 the amount required bs
sased IN this county for city, county and State purposes
NV 1896 would Be necessary for The Bossd % mako
STovn3cn for the following Items:-
yoR COUNTY ruRposRl
Yor amount appropriated by ord Of the BoaH Of
Supervisors september 1906 Tor armores and dri
Deome $4,000.
cTrY puHposxA
Interest on Tompkins Market stock-smount re-
erfeo 38,y3
Amount a. stated In former communication. S4sS
Balance. 1910
Amknmcnta vacated By order OF supreme court--To
p9mbuvse the City Treasury provided by section 4,
shspssrs7o Laws Of 1859, $50, 900.
Eor redemption OF revenue bonds Issued FOR payment
- Judgments. fll9,z52
ne Communication was referred TO tho COMMITTEES on
Annual Tnxes; and the Board then adjourned
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S A NIT AR Y.

The Cholera I'm New York-Repsrts nom
BrookIyn-The Weekly Mertuary Report.
The cholera yesterday had neither increased nor de
creased In It's usual average OF victims The past week.
however showed an increase OF nineteen deaths from
the disease.
osPIctAI LIST or CASES.
The following cases were reported yesterday
John Belnscr Seventy -ninIh street. near Tenth
avenue.
Mary Kennedy. so Mulberry street.
John German. III Cherry street.
Ellen Doro ~ Mulberry street.
Ramon Schmidt. T24 Tenth avenue.
Mrs Ann Duny, 10 King street
Moses Breen, $40 Greenwich street.
Kate Crow, Firty second street and Ninth avenue.
Bridget O'Ne, 80 Pell street
John Ahrenhard, 25s West Thirty seventh street.
CERTIFICATES DEATH
Burial permits for tho following named cholera dead
were issued during the foryeght hours ending st Two
L. NJ. yesterday:
Thomas GromI.y, asx East Twelfth stree.
John Roe, 125th street. Third avenue
r. A. Dwyer, Battery Barracks Hospital
John German, Battery Barracks Hospital
Henry Eden, 2l batavia street
r. :. Safyer, ~ West Fifty -ffth street
William crnm, Third avenue and 10th street.
Ihns His bSs West Fifty fourth street.
John Bilinger, Seventy ninth street, near Tenth
avenue,
The number OF deaths In the city during the week
ending last Saturday evening 624, being decrease
OF twenty-five from tho number reported for the pre-
ceding week The number OF deaths from cholera was
sxty-seven, being increase OF nineteen tho
port Of the previous week. u will TINS be that
the other diseases Cholera, while increasing how
ever, still showed comparatively small mortality
CHOLERA BRooKLYS.
There two reported I'm this CITY for the
tweDtyfour hours ending ut Yesterday. The total
number of deaths from MI for the week ending
Saturday Is, two hundred and twenty nine Pro-
by wards they are foilows:-
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hnU HHNELg rrsrvr n~ WIS wcvrD syr 80
Hrs "A Oerrnsn, rsmsd Afq'ph " rsns h<lne
rr~ssf ~ TIE lo~s ~ HE wfs mtterrssf ~ shame -
'his uartsi ooil at ~f.n.nx ns f1vusv Aeers "a
siose STATE street, sni lately nsns.r fof ssnrs
Eor~ie bsnsh ~ Wsisch A Hsh~sb. Hlllicsry
sLyr~ w this eisy. last hsv, b~lag thsn . -tf0-sS
With tvy rhiifrsD, he nArrsd nssr Of ~. j1~~fk
s<assbs ufs Hs lot sefy fathful W hs wtfa
sns sHeei.nt Osrrasn lady tonssts uoa,l.a
cosatahuy Gt~s. aed yesterday morning sta
left hins ssd wsnt ~ her bsyshsfs G<oath
f~d ~ab vrr~rtsnt nsnaf sppsr~fsly.
larf evenlrs 10 raii@f srfw.tf Arf ssssf to
bis wife NJ s~bvsb ssisfrrteS rf0p tfn AZ ne
do-nr vs@n Frsns pso5se~f pistol. end n0u~~st.g -
sA< ts Daat bis ~hr bs his VIE 10 foxs
Fiys hiin. Mr. prsns, h~sr'rs b. yp<s, ran snto :
s~xhbofa Some ~ tie nsisbhsrs srf ywo r,fys~usn
zane TO- anf Tfsns r~tfssing to NE rosn pxAs~A
The plssoi 70 hs r1sih snf tr~1 Hs tell 70 i.s a.ns
-rh ts@ ar - msrtyr srf several fkyssetAn. ssrs
infn~fsisey sgulm@asf AZ . rs<sts of ths ssantsa-
loo. ths n2r wa@ pfosuusrsd ln ocsstes W rssoy~g
sopt, hh wgunds ~~ts <s.e-~d sn< he ssnl W ths
ha~psLal --Hsv,fe-s gyss sps~-<1<, u
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Corr CsvRAr sx~sIoxs "A D. Russel, nty Jecgs,
prekfng; Cunning Bedford Jr, fos TIE people. rhs
People w. George Davis larceny from the psrcn;
w Efvard Bsrs>n, Thomap Begin. Jane. Bsgiis, WIN.
Bailey, George Desgsp VIM n Bosscurn, gvsnd lsscsoy
sane "a ecofss Andrew forss2; sarns vs Patrick
Connors, Jsmes ncNuty, Martin Dunn, John okesfs.
Emil Gsroiin, Prospsro ksggoste, robbery, sane W
James Holmes, Frederick Coslton. Tredersk epechs.
Terence keenan,, VIM. Brown, Bruno E1fsy, Matthias
Smith, Artcpio Williams, Antoine Msrlnez, Thomas
Lynch. George Brown, Jchs w'lsus SEER Mns-
for. bsrsissr,
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woarsrsp, sept ~, Isss
Ah1rt tArss o'rock this r1Dfnns rit.ssd nan
by the - Fsii0n murdered hts ~iSe Fhs -
aseep when hs spi~ryd Tho h0uns and svpks her Hsb
words followed, ~bsn 10 sriIsf sns Dssr ~ anA
ssrues s~v ~iih y, ns4suy tins Ter he kss tses
aYrsslsf
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Union Course, l.. I.--Trottina.
MONDAY, Sept lTPurss $500. mile heats, best three
In Eve, In harnoss.
II. Woodruff entered ch. Q. Quicksilver. ........
D. Pner entered b. m. Aida.
Charles Taylor entered blk {. Woodstock. dr..
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Tho principal diseases o:-Cholera 10, cholera in
fsntun 39 diarrhea u, dvsentery 10, maraamus IL,
typhoid fever J, scarlet fever 8, consumption %.
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C0wms-f~ oyvsAyos-In<R Orr go Hf- 4Ceevgs
siisss, u tots etiy. forssry cscn~.ssf sus
Handrsd snf yfty snh rsw fosk yaisslssrr. sns 80
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0eysfsE fentp bss lsisiy ssrxss~ t1 ard ssrfsl
cchh<enr@ of~fktw. posbn hs nsssysy i~l " ha
sp~~sy asws~~i fbsr three rpasshs ego ffya ,ss
position ~ vessvsssss m~~~nss, Enes 0sn ~ hs1
s,1-mrd - bsros nonsy aaf atain cs.sa 70 thssssty
snf Ns~ rev, r~tsss~ntng tlmssa !. atsn ths srvse
no ms6 ~ keifrK etb~y nssy ten<Dbs lSsh-
Ten. " wns lsstAno<s - hNs si.ss srh SyAns spor
bs sfasfs dspsumsnis m rsyms't ~ iosss shlcb,
eours~ vsv~ ~atrsiy .crfisss rhs srsss a. - frsat
ss.t pvseasors . ngs kng~s tbcesb nsy s~ssr v -
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srs ~ r-n fssosss rsss - fLlvo- "A Ns- 12ys
rfo~s msAss T. 8sinvsst sold ns 'srn ~ tsssyd~2
tsou~sss svss. lice 80 y Zee ai'ss sa.h tAs
tass N arsn1er q ho~Ssn o>sstg fef 81 rss s<w~
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TAe Canadian Forces mt Fort Erie and Port
ColbOrne, &c.

uUFbhDv, cept ~, IeUu
Major Dennison this morning assumed command OF
~ canadian militia lately ordered out NJ Fort Erie.
TO companies OF cavalry are expected 70 arrive on
WsWssday 70 patrol the river in the vicinity OF Fort
Err and Port COlborne, The Canadian gunboat Chorub
Nm this morning for windsor.
NE Omitted States revenue cutter Fassenden arrived
~ evening, and anchored ct lower Black Rock.
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Era Heat-Alida sold in the pools for about as much
the other two but when asccrainod that Wood
stock would not start she backed at one hundred 10
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-08

CURE ALL DISEASES OF TIE SkIE!
Diseases Of The skin are numerous and, with but
,.. frro o.,,,,i,,.s r.,o,- all lie t~ara8 IN iupn
rfE ui the blood In many persons 5his mpoF.iy
is born in the system: while others acquire It
tb-op,.5 ir,rror,a, tra+r-a- If 9resof diseases
.N'"u7" improper "o'''1'..-'' -
tu4eT injs aeda may be clAssed-
Is- seroEua-This disease Is hereditary and IS
transmitted from generation 20 generation Il is
caused by d tr-tns-ressiap of the laws Uf nature,
both moral and physical; in other words il IS
caused by ri~a Ac.in- rs latent poison, it re-
tuces the vitality of tie blood and weakeus the
Ieeur.rinr orrags. So llat thew laIl 20 discharge
~ east on: the Impurities that are coutjuu y gem
Grating in The gv,.gn. A person physically pure
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CIVILIZATIONS.

TCLECTIC MAGAIINE.-LIFER-
IT, AZURE. SCIENCE AND ART.-New Vol
ume begins January, 1855.
The EGuEcTIC Mag VINE y, as ITS name indleates
a selection from tier magazines and perod'cals
These selections are carefully made each mohthr
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this respect it is entirety HnttSe 0fher NOMINEES
and has no rival 7 be following are some OF the
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London Quarterly, Revue lie denX Mohdes
British Quarterly. London ooelety,
North British Review, Bentley Miscellany
Pop. Science Review, Cornhlli A4gaz'ne,
Saiurdev Reyiew Fraser's Magazine
Leisure Hour Temple Bar,
Westminster Review, Chamoe Journal,
Dnb University Magazine, Ednhurg Review.
Art .Tourpal London National Rev
We have also arranged to secure choice selections
from the FRFNCH, GERMAN AND OTHER CoSTtNEN-
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EMBELLISHMENTS
Each number is enbellished with one or more
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or illustrative Of important events.
Volumes commence in january and July OF each
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TERMS S. year; Single numbers, 50 cents.
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The Trade Ciergymen, Teachers and Clubs sup
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zoo DOLLARS REWARD!

I will pay $500 to the Proprietor Of any Medi-
cine that can show greater number OF genuine
Certificates Of cures effected by it near the pl ce
whore it is made than MISTILER'S HERB BIT
TERS-of Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint Bloody Flux, Diarrhoa Typhoid Remit
tent, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers. Fever and
Ague. Cholera Morbas yellow Jaunlice, Scrofula
Running or Sure Legs. Cancer, Abscess. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, CraElp in the Sfom-
aeh, Chronic Darrhea. Piles. letter Scald Head
OpbDema, or falling aw8y-sickueas pecuiiar to
children. L ucorrhea, Falling # the Womb, all
distinctions to the due course Of hature in females
all veueral diseases. and all complaints arising
from impure Blood or a nix and disordered state
Of the 5 omacb, Liver OF Kidneys. Certificates Of
cures IF the yellow Fever in Mexico can also be
furnished Remember if it does not cure, the
money viii be refunded by he proprietor
BENJAMIN MISHLER,
s E. Corner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster Pa
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II o U T L

4 CELEBRATED
HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS.
THESE Powders have proved after a trial Of
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horse fine. smooth and glossy Skin-thus improI'
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These powders are not intended as most pow
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they might save the lives oi many valuable horses
MICH COWS.
The properties this powder possesses IN lncFeas-
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In all diseases of swine, as coughs ulcers IN the
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The above medicines can be had at manufac'
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Medifal.
CHRINERS BALSAMIC COUGH
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SYRUP.
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This is no new remedy. 1t has been used for A
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So apparept is its usefulness aud so remarkabI
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1t is recommended and prescribed in The proc
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1t is used BY all classes Of society and The uni.
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This disease IS announced by difficulty breath.
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Mothers having croupy children should watch the
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For coughs after measles this syrup is most ey
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/ Druggists, Bedford, Pa.
August IL, l865-ly.
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L O L T rs MI X T Z r Z.
4 Is safe and reliable remedy for the cure Of
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On horses it will never fail TO cure PoleeYil,
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Persons afflicted with this disease no matter Of
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There is nothing in the world so sure and so
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Nh EUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.-B.
WI NJ. GREENE has opened his Music Store,
Que door west OF W Lewis Book Store, where he
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MUSIC B00KS-Golden Chain, Golden Shower
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SHEET MUSIC-He is constantly receiving from
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a distance wishing, can order, and have them sent
by mail at publishers prices.
.yPianos and Organs warranted for fire gears
Those wishing to buy any of the above articles
are invited TO call and examine mine before par
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as in
New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars Of instruments sent promptly upon ap-
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b NJ GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
IN Brown new Hardware Building.
DIR. O. y. Hlckok, Agent, Bedford, T.
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Medifal.
CalOO REWARD!

will pay 70 any Doctor or member Of the Med
icAl Fraternity. the sum Of Sl0O for any Compound
that possesses more medicinal virtues and curative
powers than Mishler's Berh Bitters.
b MISHLER. Proprietor,
s. E. Corner Of Centre Square,
mav1l.- .-ty Lancaster. Pa.
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