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THE pEyNSYIyANIA RESOLUTIONS
ASSEEN THROUGH WESTERN SFES-
TACLES.

The Republican Convention OF Penn
sylvania has so boldly thrown down
the gauntlet at the feet Of the Piesl-
dent; it has so defiantly breasted his
policy, "stemming it with heart OF cor
troversy," that the Radicals as well as
the Democratic press, in all parts OF
the country, are fain to acknowledge
that Stevens, Forney & Co., have pit
ted themselves against the President
No intelligent man can, without re-
nouncing all candor, pretend that the
Republicans could succeed in Pennsyl-
vania without humiliating the Presl-
dent. Here is specimen of what the
Radical Chicago TriLane has to say On
the occasion:
Pennsylvania has always been cs-
teemed moderate, sOber-minded, ana
cautious State in political action, and
always given to supporting the acting
President, where the same was posi-
bic. Three months ago the Republl-
cans of Pennsylvania were tolerabiy
hearty in their support Of Johnson.
If they did not fully subscribe TO his
peculiar views, as then avowed and un-
derstood, they treated him with for
bearance, charity, and liberation. Bu
his treacherouS Ueto, his copperhedd
speech, dndhiS dictdtoriaL assumptions,
| hare disguSteddnd chGgrined the patriot
! ic men Of the sold KeyStone;;" and IN
their State c0nreati017, on Thursday, ot
Harrisburg, they nominated q Radical
soldierfor Gorern0r. They declared IN
their platform that the work of recon-
struction belongs 10 Congress-not TO the
Executive. They praised their fellow
citizen, Secretary Stanton, who is
bold Radical, and they wound up with
| a resolve requesting Senator Co1cdn 10 re-
sian his seat in the Senate. COWan was
elected by the Republicans, but, like
Doolittle, has betrayed the cause OF
freedom and become blatant suppor-
ter of the Johnson scheme of recon-
struction, and, like Doolittle, votes and
acts with the copperheads on all party
measures. The resolution requesting
him, in the name of 100000 Republi-
can voters Of Pennsylvania, to resign
his seat in the Senate, is an adnaonits0n
to '1f0ses I'." Johnson that he too hGd
| better resiqa, anleSS he is Wiifil7g to carry
ont, in qo0d faith, the sentiments Of the
! gTeQt Union pGrty lehOeiected him. The
loyal masses are not in thehumor tobe
bamboozled or betrayed, or to have the
fruits Of their great victory over trca-
son and rebellion donated back to the
conquered parricides."
President Johnson, Of course, under
stands the bearing Of the PennsyiVa-
MIA resolutions; he cannot but see that
they array the Republican party Of
that State in determined hostility to
him and his policy. 1t is for him to
decide whether he will give the moral
aid of his great position to body of
men who follow the lead, and submit
to the dictation, Of Stevens and For
ney-tWO factiOus demagOgues whom
he had publicly denounced, and who
daily defy him in strains of vitupera-
tivederision. ThereasOEableprcsump-
/ ton is, that the President is not quite
that miracle Of uEresisting meekEess.
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News from Montana says the Black
feet Indians are retaliating for some OF
their tribe who were killed by whites
last fall. The Governor has called out
five hundred volunteers, to rendezvous
at Fort Benton.
"A destructive fire occurred at Buff
falo on Friday evening, destroying the
New York Central Railroad depot. The
loss is estimated at over million dol.
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attorneys 1T &aW.

rJ-E2H W. TATE, ATTORNEY
g3 At LAW, BEDFORD PA. VIII promptly
ssai to collections of bounty, back pay, &c
al $50 business eHtrusted TO his care ia Bedford
al rIjoiuus counties.
CsE alv auceI Oh jul lgmeuts, notes, military
81 a.her cltim..
U.s .sf,rslle Town lots in Tatesville and ST.
.-.al'sou BsIjsrd Railroad. Ftrtis and unipl-
r.t.j land, from one acre 10 geo acres 10 suit
-.-.a l-egs
eGeuelrly opposite the "Msngel Hotel" and
r..Eaf Reed & Stheil
4n-fl l. fSiJ-Iv
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z&listGllane0uS.
,tNIEL BORDER.

+ 4 hNtIL bDhDEIf
50 Plfr STREET. Two D0UAs WEST OF THE BED
BIB HJrEL. BEDg0RD. pa.
"aICIMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
BY, SPECrACLEs, &C.
il keeps on hand a sto K of fine Gold and Sill
Witches. Sp.slaclcs Of Brilliant Double Re.
- 11s-es, ais Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
Feb Carias. Breast Pins, Finger Rings. bes
.E tGBla Pen He will supply TO order
t.lng Do his line not on hand.
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A Government to be free, must be adj
ministered by FREE MEN; not by fanat-
les, knaves, or madmen, but by mea di-
vested of every narrow party prejudice.
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rabIe bodv We da.fra to do tbis VIII,
a view of SHOWING that his whole n,,b-
lie life has been c6arac4erizad I,v q tof.,I
disregard of the Dopular Will as we'll
as Of individuaI rigbfs.
His first uublic arf which oava him
any notorietv, was the i,,1,,jzaioy;g1
committee he had orc,nizad IN +ba
Uousa of Rnnro.an+ati,as af tho 1fa+a
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There Is much more of the same sort
Of bare-5aced literary thieving. Per-
haps robbery would be the filter term,
for the theft is accompanied with vio-
lence. Geary not only stole the Mas
sachusetts Governors appropriate SEN
timents and correct English, but twists
them into Geary grammar and dreary
seusc-not quite destroying theidentity
of the passage, however.
Geary begins his theft by paying two
compliments to the Deity in place Of
the one which he steals. ''Gracious Be
ing' becomes ''the alI-Wise and benef-
cent Being" With this change we find
no fault, for it may signify that the
man who now solicits Pennsylvania :
suh.rages has the germs Of a conscience
in him, and, like the Hottentot and the
Thug, whose religions are also of avery
rudimentary sort. thought it possible
in the act Of sin to propitiate its re-
Warder by ampler Inscriptions to his
awful name. But the next disfgure-
ment which Geary practices upon this
stolen property is villainous. Cover
nor Gardner's Yankees were permitted
to assemble" entrusted" with grave
responsibilities. Geary must needs
convene his legislators "charged.' -
And so he goes on, buttering his stolen
substantives with superIative adiec-
tives, in the hope that the loaf will lie
swallowed ere it is known to be stolen.
"Principles are enduring" was the
I phrase at the Hub; but Geary strains
over the sentence and finally proclaims
that principles and justice are eternal p
We will not quarrel with Geary owe,
this transmogrifcation, though it is 6
/ rule of truth as well as of rhetoric not
to stretch the language beyond the
breadth Of the fact. Justice probably
is eternal, but Geary must see that in
the present instance it has been only
nine years in coming around; and a:
for principles, which, he says, are eter
nal too, it is quite enough for him tC
prove that the stock which he had il
Kansas in the winter of 81 will las
him to the fall OF '66, to satisfy homes
PenusyIvanians whom 10 cast thcil
votes for.-Nc1g York H0rId.
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If you want your hens to more than
pay their keeping, feed them well, and
keep broken oyster shells and bones al
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lob PAINTING, Of every kind, done with
-.tless and dispatch. THE GAZETTE OFFICE has
jas. been r"h''ed with Power Press and new type.
.al 1rslything in tbe Printing line can be exccu-
t.l ia tue most artistic manner and at the lowest
..ss-TbNMS CASH
All letters should be addressl to
MEYERS d MENGEL,
Publishers.
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VHSPV NJ. ALSIP, ATTORNEY Al
b. LAW, BEDFORD. PA Will faithfully and
nmpIv attend to oN business entrusted 90 bis
s.a Is Bedford AMI adj lining counties Military
et,ms. buck pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected
uH-e with " lun d Spang, on Ju!iana street,
tsa doors Suu "a ot he Meugej House.
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] r. DINI0ENOW. JOIN LIFl.
~ RROW 4 LUTI.
B : ATTORNEYS At LAW. BEDFORD. PA
-g attend pfump y TO aIi business Intrused to
.a..r csge. Collections made 0n the shoras5 NO
They arc. also, rsgul lrly licensed Claim Agents
.l ws.l -ive special attention 10 the prnsegulIni
..s0tGu7 a- 3just the Goyrrument far Pensions,
y s Pay. Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c
UH a 1nsJ u,jfHu street. oae door south Of tine
.W.as.l House, and 4early oprosjge the Inquirer
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FOEN =. REED. ATTORNEY Al
e3 LAW. BEDFORD, PA Respectfully tenders
--s.ETiees 90 fug Puh3Is
0H.r second door North of The MeaEel House
Bedford, Au-. I, 1851.
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DAVID DEFIBAUGH, Gunsmith,
- Bsl.ord, Pa Shop same as formerly occu-
'y 'hu Border, deee Ted. Having resumed
h. be Is uow prepared to fill all orders for new
2. iae shortest dotice. Repairing done 10 or
... he patronage Of the public Is respeci fully
ed Oct 20, %
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Z
Es ANDERS0N'S ROW, BEDFORD. PA.
g.. '.sr in B n,s, S5nes. Queenswarc, and Nnrie-
.s gy~0rlers trou Country Merchants re-
'.@ia|y sli,i'ed
pH p. 1858
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7 H|U- 81 NUTL- I = haEE-
CtlAHtsE K KERR, ATTORNEYS
y Ar LAW BEDFORD, Pa. will pra:tice in
ar courts ri BeIGrj and adjoining counties Of
E.e aH Julianu St, opposite the Blinking House ot
E.l & >aHCi. March >, '6j.
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Bankers.

.a.aa GGEa. - }. SCHELL.
D GE.D AM $ CH l. l. l.,
ii Bluk-ys and
DEALERS IN ENCHAN q E ,
BEDFORD. PA,
t2tFTs bought and sold, collections made and
.rT promptly remIuei.
aa.iss -1!jsiseG.
O. 30. Rrrr.......o b. gHASNoS.....--F. BENEDICT
DEPP. SHANNON < Co, BANK
Frs. BEBFuRn, PA.
BANK or DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
..LEsTlDN>mgIo for the E1st, Wcs'. North
at,.a.h. and the general business "f Ex;haugr
..-tr.gd Notes and Accounts Collected and
..o..t-auees promptly made REAL F. Ale
..ts-l and sold OF. ~ l9o2-
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GENERAL GEARX.
He BOrrOws n Message.

The person whom the anti-Johnson
Republicans Of Pennsylvania nomina-
ted the other day for Governor was for
I merly theTerritorial Governor of Kan
sas. His name is John w. Geary.-
( Doubtless he can write his own name;
perhaps he can spell it correctly; but ii
is certain he cannot write his own mes
sages. When he was in Kansas, he
stole them. Were he to be elected Gov
/ ernOr Of Pennsylvania, Of which hap
PLY there small probability, he would
have to steal them again. Pennsylva-
MIA really deserves a Governor capable
of writing his own messages. The com
mon school system Of that State ought
not to eliminate in such gubernat0rial
/ in1becility.
We print below in parallel columns
extracts from Governor Geary's inau-
gural address Of 1857, and the inaugural
address Of Governor HenryJ. Gardner,
! delivered to the Massachusetts, LegisIa,
/ ture two years before, in 1855:
EXTRACT From COVER EXTRACT FROM COVER
NOR HENRY J. GARD NOR JOHN v. GEARY' 5
SER's INAUGURAL Ap- INAUGURAL ADDRESS,
DRESS DELIVERED To. DELIVERED TO THE
TIE LEGISLATURES or TERRITORIAL LEGIsLA-
HASSACHUSETTS, JAN. TURE OF KANSAS, JAN.
g. 1855 u 1851
/. Gf"tjrmeR Of tte Scu- Gentlemen Of he Terri
ate aHa House Of Rep t0rlat LsgiSfQtUFE Cf
rcssUt2tirsS: Kansas:
That gracious Being in The all-wise and be-
whose hands are alike nefcent Being who con
the desliD1es of individ- trOls alike the dcstues
uals and Of nations, has of individuals and of
permitted to assemble tions, has permitted you
this day iutrusted with TO convene this day char
grave responsibilities gcd with grave response
and duties. bilites.
know DO safer index in For official action
othclel action than con- know better rule than
ScIenlIous conviction Of a conscientious cOnvic-
duty, none more iuctua- ton Of duty, none more
ting than the attempt to variable than the vain
satisfy teu poraTy cap attempt to c0ncIiate
rice. Prllcipe are en- fem porary prejudice
during, and II disregard Principles aud justice
ed, sooner or later the are eternal; and ii tam
Z verdict OF condemnation Dered with sooner or Ia
will be recOrdel against Ter the sure and indig-
those who are false TO nant verdict Of popular
their requirements Let condemnation against
Us then be true to our those who are untrue to
country aud our duty - their .eadings will be
Let the success Of prin- rendered Let US not be
clpie, not oi parry, be false to our country, our
our desue-lhe benefit Of duty aud cur coLstitu-
the SJale, not Of q + &C. en;s The triumph Of
tlon, oar aim.-MasSa' truth and principle, not
ch"SettS SeHate D0cH- Of partisan ard selfish
Hteat No. ). jar 1850 objects. should be cur
steady purpose-the gen
eraI welfare, and not the
interest of few, our sole
'aim.-KqHSaS J0nyHui
iOf COuHcIS for 1851,
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iAeG PHILADELPHIA 1866,
JIt,rrr''lbe WALL PAPERS.
II Nv Eth B0URKE, Manufacturers of Paper
n III, lss and Window Shades corner Fourth &
lar, streets. Philad lplia Always in store, u
~ sock # Linen and Oil Shades.
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2. 80. SINwELL. }. ". LtNGENFELTER.
II IAIAIFLL & LINGENFELTER,
IL ATTORNEYS AT Law BEDFORD. PA,
1--we formed "a partnership in the practice Of
the LL". nhse on uii ana street, two doors south
of ,he .N4nge. House.
II II. SPAEG, ATTORNEY Al
EFo LAW. BEDFORD Pa. win promptly at
rani Jo eoiIgn ION, aud al business entrusted TO
bis core iu Beif3r3 and Hiiriuiu- counties.
JHise oH Jultua Street, hrce donrs south Of the
-HauLe Il sUs-, opposite rhc residence OF Mrs.
lHr
My I3, 1854
Jso- II. FiLLEH. ). 7 EEAGY.
ETILLhlt G EEAGT have formed q
partnership in the practice Of the Law. At
t...5.a rtJi TO- Pensions. B0-uties and Claims
a-,ias. ,He G1ggramcaJ
o@se oa Jaliaau street, formerly occupied by
H.. A. E1aZ March 81 80.
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UhR 9elf0rl 6azrtte.
From the Patriot & Union.
THE -BTCFESH0T,- WAR.

TlaaEGeus Stevens. Thirty Years Ago. and
Now.
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7 he PapaI Question.
pEPARTrRE oE - TRooPs

DEPARTURE or FRENCH TROOPS.
The day brings round the anniver-
gary Of that Paris convention between
France ana Italy, BY the terms ofwhich
the Emperor Napoleon engaged to
Withdraw ms troops from Rome. 4
considerable part Of the imperial gar
rison has already left that CITY. and 1t
IS understood that the evacuation viii
be complete BY the 9th Of December.
Meanwhile the so-called PontifcaI
Legion, ,205 men strong. was to en-
bark on the French steamer FL Dorado.
On Sunday last Gen 4 'AureIIe. the
officer IN command Of the ninth French
military division, delivered the legion
INTO the hands Of the poutifcal com
m!ssioners, Gen. de Coursen and NJ.
Massiml, the military sub-inteudent.
4here was somewhat imposing Ger
emory * Antilles, a brca lIast and
review of the legion IN full uniform.
which, as we are told, presented a
most magnificent sight. The words
addressed to the corps By Gea. d Aur-
ellie Were sufficiently significant He
reminded them that.althod-h they were
hcnceiortA to serve under other colorz.
they would no. cease to be French sol
diers, anc they would under al clrcun-
stances have 10 uphold the honor Of
the French name of which they would
soon be the only Representatives at
Rome Ii IS asserted, ia fact. that
the Antilles legion will be the only
foreign force allowed for the defence
OF the Vatican after the 9Th ofDeccm-
ber.-L2ndon TINS. Sspt. I5I.
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I'VE subscriber offers for sale TWO FARMS Of one
L hundred acres each said farms are situated in
the TOW \ q Naa icS, about niles from the CITY OF
u neral Point and about xix miles from pod.evil
Iheg hrst rate stock Farms with l2a acres Of good
other raey un Ter good cultivation and in good
CONDITION for farming
rs ,. Three other small farms under cultivation
portion y the purchase money down and the bal
snce on favorable terms. Apply 10
LOUIS GERALDINE
WaIdwick, July II, SIS. ,ga-r5,
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Farm for Sale.

THE Undersigned Offers for sale his FARM contain
L Ing - aeres-a.l under cultivation and well
fenceltussed five miles south II the city Of Mineral
Point II has on i good ; ONs HOUSE II By IS
feet in size one story and half high good out houses
plenty OF sta5le gooH,-Uae Hundred Apple Trees
Just cJnTns cling to ber.-and IS well vatered with a
stream of living spring water
Terms 70 salt. For further particulars amply % the
subscriber The premises.
August 3, 1856 Sr,;l
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yAGUAEsEE FARXs FOEs SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm. consisting
Of 10 acres, situated three miles from the City u
Mineral Point on the Linden road Alb ut forty acre,
are under improvements with good fence the balance
IS good thrifty timber. On the premises is a good
frame House, first rate Barns and sheds. a thrifty
Fruit Orchard, and fse young Sugar Orchard as
can be found " Ell watered ui.u cslern. well q nd
SPRINGS No more desirable place can be found il this
section of county
good roes school House within quarter Of mile
Of rIe premises.
For particulars enquire at the TRIBUNE Office or #
the subscriber the premises,
oRMOSD PADDOCK.
July 5th. 1866. 2stf
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c. 4. COOK, Chicago.

6e0T N5ent Tor NORTHWESTERN otatesl
r. 2. HALL & Co, Proprietors Nashua, y. II.
Sold at WHOLESALE in Chicago, by FULLER FINCH
FULLER BURNUAlIS & VAN SCIIAACK, LORD :
SMITH, SMITH & DWYER J. II. REED & CO.,
CHAS. G. SMITH, DIETZSCH, BLOCKI & Co, II.
sCOvIL. ". D. HARRIS & co. POST & BADEAU, and
by druggists and dealers generally.
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EaEENBOIIE1S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

His solid and fluid Extracts erabody the full strength
Of the ingredients Of which they are named They are
left to the inspection Of all ready and conclusive
test Of their properties will be comparison Of those
setforth in the United States DispensatOry These
remedies are prepared by H. T. Hembod a druggist
Of sixteen years. experience in this city, and we be-
evethsm to be reliable in fact have never known
an article lacking merit to meet with permanent sue
cess, aud Mr. HeImbolds success is certainly prIaa
faeie evidence. His Drug and Chemical Warehouse
in the city Of New York not exceIIed If eouaIed
by any IN the country. and would advise our read
eFs when visiting that city. to give him call, and
judge for themselves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-17
@ Il a II "A Nj $
LIQUID HAIR DYE,

For changing the Hair instantly from any color to
beautiful Black, with entire SAFETY the health aad
without injury TO the Saiu. Prepared only by
GRAHAM BROTHERS
No g. Washington st. Waukegau His
Tor sale by 4. y. PUIford and J. l.. c. r. NoTetl
Mineral Point. and BY all Wholesale Druggists IN Chi
cago- 2--GIn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-17
Rs.nls NV Gus is he Best let Pr.l1.sl

l. Most Of the other preparations If all contain
poisonous or Irritating srhsia Gees which harm
if not good Cur, Contains substance that /,
poisonous, or may not be taken safely internally ..
wei! as used externally.
? Most OF the uthrT preparations color the hair CT
scalp. Ours contain not atom Of coIorinc matter
3. Most other preparations consist OF Fear ingrt-
dentS, generally stimulating or irritating the skin
Ours contains over four cen mgr. aents perfect
chemical omanaiiou and remedies only badness
ana gryDess bot viii relieve Neuralgia cure Gu
taucOus Scalp ErJFtions electually-
4. Most Of che Other pre- 4aratins have 20 be shook
and stirred mp before using snow 1E by this that they
inn eEsect chemical combinations Ours sced not
20 DE shaken IN the bottle, and contains sedmeu.
whatever, though it may stand for years