The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-04-13
VOL. 61.-WHOLE No. 5,S43.

and the hole Union is restored. The
| lost pleiads which broke loose from thar
natterai center Of fgravitashon, has come
back into thar proper plaices in our sys-
! tenn, and is all movin on harmonious to-
/ gether every whaf, but in Congress.
The time is come for our armies to be
/ mustered out, and 80 home. The swode
should be beet into the plowsher, and
the bagganit into the prunin hook
(See holy rit at this pint The cannons
and guns, and shootin irons should all
| be gathered together to rest in peece,
and casin Wagons, should be put to
haulin saw-logs to rebild the waste pla-
ces of our country.
Peece havin returned thar is no furth-
er necessity for marshall lor emmy whar
en- these States, and tharfore / do call in
Il all the provo marshalls and command
ants Of districks, and restore to the peo-
pie the magistrates of thar own choice,
and the lors Of thar own approval. And
further, do now restore the rit Of hab-
/ beas Corpus eYerywhar. So that every
man of every shaid of euler may have
/ his own boldly andn boldly yshant take
it away from him by marshalllor, with
out his own consent, and without tellin
him wherefore he takes it, andgiven him
achancetogetit back aginwithoutdelay.
To the armies of the Unity Stats,
which has borne the heet and burden
/ Of four years of hard fghtin and long
marchin, | return thanks en- the naim
/ Of the restored Union, espeshaily to the
/ glorious officers and soIgers who adj
vanced our flag without steeiin nOthin
1 they found lyin loose or buried in the
/ garden, and without insultin unprotect-
ed wimmen and children. Go to your
I homes, and all you who has got um I'M
pack your napsaX and call around your
wives and children, and show them
your spoons, and watches, and spectick-
/ les. and other valuable trofis. Hang
not YOUR heds if the little ones should
ask you whot you paidfor these ethings,
and YOU have to tell them you stoled
I all from non. combatants. Remember
/ the great Dickinson with he'd as long
/ as a horse and as hideous as Satan and
/ the Rev. Doctor Breckenridge of Ken
lucky, think that there is no harm in
steelin from rebbels, because rebbels
{ bay.a No 7ri+as II, DOthjD
To the people of the North or North
west: The great nIanufacturin stock
( raisin wheat CROWN country, l do pro-
claim that peece has arriv. Liv on your
/ fortunes made durin the WOr from Gov
ment contracks, for l am afeerd that
1 the Aberlishon of slavery will lose you
! your best customers for the futur forev-
/ er. The former masters yused to feed
and clOthe the four millions of depen-
/ dents made free by the wor, and it took
a site of shoes, and clothes, and hogs,
and bred to do it; but now all bein free
alike them that aint got no shoes and
clothes can go barefOoted. Stir your
stumps to find other markets, or all OF
you move to the forks Of the road and
/ set up stores and taverns.
To the freedmen all through the
( land. in the Buro and out Of it: pro-
claim peece and freedom now and for
/ ever. Arise and commence the battle
/ of life on your own hook; work out
your destiny; be savin and honest;
lay up for the rainy days. Remember
now old Mars aint guine TO sell his bac-
1 ker and wheel to buy you clothes, and
/ shoes. and blankets and hats. You got
/ to buy um yourselves, or sc bethout.
| When you Git sick old Mars aint guine
/ to send the doctor to cure you. You
will have to do that yourself. When
/ When you git old and can't work no
/ more remember old Mars aint guine to
| give you your cabin and have fires made
/ for you; you will have to prepar for
! that yourself. And when Christmas
| comes, and you feel happy, you cant go
/ up to the big house with your bucket,
and jug, and bag, to git your Christmas
Gift of flour, and molasses, and shug-
/ ger and cotIey; old Mars aint got moth
in to do with you now. They done
/ took you way from old Mars. Then
YOU will have to work for your com
forts, your medicines and your cotfins.
To the three thousand preachers up
I North, and the strong-minded wimmen
up thar: l proclaim that peece has
/ come. Ye preachers that forgot God
and went to worshippin the golden
calf in the lobby of Congriss, has fell
from greise, and shall meet your re-
word in this world or in the next, turn
from the error of your ways and seek
the true God. or like Judas you will
all go to your own phases at the old
scratch. To the strong-minded VIM
min up thar, kantankerus old maids,
mad because they aint got no husbands
and children agitators, | proclaim de-
liverance and good muse. SambO bein
free now and h9ft to select his own COM
panion, every old maid can git a Mig
ger husbon, or as she has lost tilnehere-
tofore she may take two or three, and
raise up children by scores to save Mas
sachusetts from the shaim and disgrace
of not bein able to fill out her next quo
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