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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

l.. LEWIS having purchased the
81 Drug Store, lately owned by Mr. II. C. Rea-
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
of Bedford and vicinity that he has just returned
from The cities with well selected stock Of
MEDTCINES.
DEE-STTFFS.
PERFUNERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY.
COIL OH. LAGTPS
AND CHyE}EIS.
BEST BRANDS or CIGARS,
) MOKiNG md CHEWING TOBACCO,
FRENCH CONFECTIONS, dc, DC
The stock Of Drugs and Medicines consist Of the
purest quality, and selected with great care
General assortment of popular Patent Medicines.
The attention Of the Ladies' is particularly nvi-
ted to the stock Of PERFrWERY, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting Of the best perfumes of the
day. Colognes, Soaps, Preparations for the Hair,
Complexion and Teeth; Camphor ice for chapped
hands; Teeth and Hair Brushes Port Monaies, &c.
Of Stationery, there rs a tine assortment:
Billet, Note Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper,
Envelops, Pens Pencils, Ink, Blank Deeds, Power
Of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Certif-
Gates. &c, &c. Also, large quantity Of Books,
which viii be sold very cheap
Coui oil Lamp Hinge Burner. can be lighted
without removing the chimney-all patterns and
prices. Glass Lanterns, very neat, for burning
Coal Oil Lamp chimucys Of an improved pattern.
Lamp Shades Of beautiful patterns.
Howc's Family Dye CoIorS, the shades being light
Fawn. Drub snuff and Dark Brown Light and
Dark Blue Light and Dark Green, Yellow, Pink,
Orange, Royal Purple, Scarlet, Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies
Cigars Of best bra1ds, smokers can rely on a
good cigar.
Rose SIa0kjDg J05rcrG,
EIjch5o4li and .S0i4re Fine Cl,t.
Npturui LeaE Tu~isf a15a Big Pt"g,
Finest anil purcst French C0HfrctioRS,
PURE DOMESTIC HLNES,
CoUsiaiug o. Gruye, BlacEberry a5ld EIteyberry
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
- The attention of physicians is invited 70 he
stock Of Drugs gHh .HediciHey, which they can
purchase at reasonable prices
Country Merchants orders promptly filled. Goods
put up with uguyness and care, and at reasonable
prices.
J. l. LEWIS designs keeping first class Drug
Store. and having Oh hand at all times n general
assortment IF goods. Being Druggist Of several
years experience. physicians can rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
pounded. Feb 3, 56-u
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WILLIAM +. JOHNSTON.

Tue passage Of the Rump amend
mcnt will deprive Pennsylvania of at
least one Congressional representative.
Massachusetts, will lose none. viii
Pennsylvania deprive herself Of power
in order TO build up the strength Of
Ndw England, which is already too
GREAT i'm CONGRESS-?
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fRIMsToNE Brownlow said at Ph;la-
delphia: ''If have after death to go
either 10 hell or Heaven, sha!! prefer
to 20 with loyal negroes TO nell Jhan
with white traitors to Heaven - In
that event il would be hard 10 say
which 10 pity most-the poor dar'>ies
or the devil.
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THE aIl-W0oi convention used the
same gave, with which the South Car
DINA Secession Convention OF 1866 was
called to order. 1t seems to be IN heir
loom in the Disunion family.
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3, All advertising duo after FIRST insertion.
fCral discount is made to persons advertising

1-7 '4uare 70 occupy enc inch o. space.
B PRINTING, Of every kind, done with
r5.s and dispatch THg GAZETTE OFFICE has
con reftted with Power Press and new type,
Terything in the Printing line can be oxecu-
he most artistic manner and at the lowest
TERMS CASH.
u All letters should be addrcssd to
MEYERS & AlENGET..
Publishers
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UhG 4elforl 6azette.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON ar BUrFA1o.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON ar BUrFA10.
4 On the arrival Of the Presidential
Excursion Party ut Buffalo, Y. y,
they were welcomed by EX-President
Fillmore, in an eloquent and patriotic
speech, 10 which President Johnson re-
/ piled, saying among other things :he
/ following:
/ ItwaS truly said in the beginning Of
the struggle, l placed myself behind
! the Constitution OF my country as the
/ great rampant or freedom; lChecrsJ;
/ and 10y il have stood undpviatiEgly to
this moment. 1t has been said that I
7 have abandoned those who elected ne,
and | am charged WiJh treason, but if
( the men before me look into the hearts
Of my opponents and into mine, they
would see who The traitors to the Tn
ION and the Constitution are. Cheers. j
| started in this struggle in opposition
to those who were trying to divide the
/ government Of the United States, and
who made themselves the leaders IN
the South. There I havestood. | was
determined that where this great circle
Of The Union, this magic circle of free
dom, was attacked, whether from the
North or The South. my business was
a. iar as III me lay to protect and de-
fend ii. / have stood against the at
tack that was made from The South {;
l stood there unt: victory perchcd up
on our standard, until the army was
disbanded and until the rebels came
forward to acknuW!edget theirrrr0r and
confessed that the sword, the urbi1vs
which they had selected, had settled
the hequcstion against them. In q spirit
OF magnanimity they said to their sis
ter states ana to their fclloW-c0untry-
mea, that they were willing to accept
the terms of the government, to Oc o.
bedient to the Constitution and to Sc
ceive thcprotection of the Union. They
wanted to hea part and parcel Of Us IL
gain. said this: Obey the Ioustilu-
tiuA, submit to the laws, and !ct lis all
become one people again. The work
progressed, the States met in CUnvcn-
ton and revised their Constitutions,
and their Legislatures assembled and
did the three things required Of them,
and in those three things the Cabinet
participated, and one of them was your
distinguished fellow-citizen, the Secre-
tary OF State, VIM. II. Seward, and
what was then saidto these people and
their error? We said to them-rc-
scind your ordinance Of secession. They
did it. We said to them, abolish all
obligations in the shape of debts con-
tractcd for carrying on the rebellion.
| They did it. We said 20 them, fur
thcrmore, we must have a great nation
al guarantee that no one State could
touch or interfere With-Wh&t Was il:
1t was the ratification of the amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States aboIishing slavery, now and for
ever, within the jurisdiction Of the u
niued States. They did it. Now that
the apple Of djscord is removed-now
that they are willing 10 accept Of our
tcrms-noW that they acknowledge o.
bodience to the Constitution and the
laws-now that they are willing even
to help in payment0 Of the debt that has
been incurred in the suppression Of this
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= PEEGR on HON. TIEsrER rLYNEE:.
AT UNIONTOWN, PA.
0u Friday. August 3tst, 1866.

Niy7 "t' Ni'' ~ ''Nt '7''"N7 Va VIZ i'''''
Inc 1eariui war through when we
have Just passed has wiped away the
old questions Of slavery and secession,
and leftHs with living issues, upon the
proper settlement OF winch depends
the prosperity or me Union Inc war
was Waged for three purposes: First,
to preserve the Union intact; second
20 sustain 'ilt CONSTITUTION ana, tA'Ed'
to enforce the laws. Cheers. II was
70 accomplish THESE purposes %oa gave
your sons to the bloody harvest. SUP
pose three years ago, you nae been 'old
ii was TO give a sociM nj" P'ii''cid G.
quality to 1our millions @! negroes,
Would any body Of men-Wou!a the
Democratic party-haTc supported the
war had such been lis declared purno5e.
Cries Of no" no" Certainly not,
nor would the Republicans, tgr they as
a party rave never been hHpW@ as 4
war PARTY. tiaughtCr. Ate: rant
received the sword oi iIr'. q Yankee
peddier could have travelled rom the
Fenobscot 10 the G0E without oeing
disturbed. lhero was lea@e through
out JAe length and DrcaH.h oi the land.
Why then has che CHlon not been re-
stored III It's pristine glory? 1t Is be-
cause the radical Republicans have Ia
ken the place OF armed rebel" IN the
Il, traitors :, t,,n .,rne,,,, to.d.,, ara
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4arlWare, 81.


GEO. ELYNYER. JOHN p RLYMYER
EnDCE pTN WAIVED ? Sp,-
4 - - ~ Il - u VI = ~ N ''O4N
\ having formed partnership, on the 9th Of
March, 1860, in the
HARDWARE 8. HOUSE Fur WISHING
BUSTNESS.
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attorneys at 4aW.

MSEPH W. TATE, ATTORNEY
At LAW, BEDFORD, Pa, win PROMPTLY
a TO collections Of bounty, back pay, &c,
+ N business entrusted to his care in Bedford
ljouiug counties.
i advanced On judgments notes, military
her claims.
7 s for safe Town lots in Tatesyille, where q
Church is erected, and where large School
81 shall be built. Farms, Land and Timber
s, from one acre to 500 acres to suit pur
aar.
H.a ne arly opposite the "Mengel Hotel and
Is Reed & Schell.
s--E6 TS66-ly
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Nutitts, Nf.

ETDR SNIH-NEI;S- Iowa second
I hand PIANO Inquire of - ,,ro,-o,,
apr.i5, 65-h, 7. n hAOhoh.
/ cor MFRS, PBT-\VITG Tho mn
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g., ,b iI,ti, If III I,I's nm,
a. to iov, Istcjv nassed far the E9qalzat;on of
Bounties. ,,r-r,-,,,,o,-
anS,i'-"' . " nv Ni'''~,'>-
I 1must be squared by casu or Hote ln,ne'tS,t
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dIlltHUtIclll re- hidt!ii2, w ItttltNt t'l-
tempting to tube the States into negro
suffrage, he showed was to benefit The
New England States, in which there Is
no negro population, by cutting down
the representation OF States with 4
large negro population. Under itPenn-
sylvania, with its hundred thousand
negroes, would lose member OF Con-
gress. The amendment prescribing
all the people oi the South who parti-
pated IN the rebellion he branded a. an
attempt 70 drive all the heart, the
brain and the manhood out Of the
Southern States. e this government
is TO exist 1t cannot exist with the mark
ofdegradation on the brow Of large
and influential class ofits population.
Cheers.
Mr. CIymer then quoted at length
from Wendell Phillips at Framing
ham, Mass, in July last, to show that
after all the amendments was nothing
but cheat and lie, "to bridge over"
,ha Catcher a,o,ti,,s Who, the ran-
nIe had hnon a@,in bnnb,y,,a.I tha
real purpose Of the Radicals would be
exposed. That purpose was to confis-
cate the lands q, the South, and divide
tbon, o,,o,o, tbn ,,a.rroas rha raod-
ing Of Wendeli Phillips speech and
NJ, fI,,na,,. c,,,tnants on its ;nf,n,-
or. cha,.acsor had , most dao;dad nf
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r tndrnw John.on had aaan . cor
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&2li9fE}autoUS.


! ~ 81 BORDER,
r .'T sTREET. TWO DOORS WEST or THE BED
r.. BEDFORp, Pa.
.'-4AaKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
E- RY, SPECTACLES. &C.
r sDn hand "a stock Of fine Gold and sill
Spcctacles Of Brilliant Double Re-
'.,'a 3 also Scotch Pebble Glasscs Gold
.-a'us. Breast Pins, Finger Rings. bcst
old Pens. He vii! supply to order
his line not on hand.
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-. 80 = '7:.'7'zs

GEARY AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE
General Geary il his late speech ii
York, said:
II have already said that l am in fa-
vorofuniTersaijust and freedom;and
! claim to be IL sincere and earnest
friend Of ALLmen, in whatever cline
or country, without regard to caste or
condition, who are struggling for a
higher and nobler state ofmor4, politi-
cal and religious freedom-and eplarge-
ment of their natural and inalienable
rights"
The right to vote is the only "higher
state ofpoliticai freedom" which the
negro is struggling for. Geary is there
fore in favor of aegro S6rage,s but he
might have said it in fewer words.
E-zszs-ss.Hz.s-zss7s~ssSs-.-zss
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= ] %
Calls were made Tor Secretary Sew
ard, who in the course or his remarks
said:
FelIow-citizcus, enc word: the Pres
ideut struck the keynote of the polit-
ical argument OF this day and this
time. 1t is that this Union ought not,
must not, can not remain divided. 1t
has been divided i've years already.
u must be closed UP. The circle must
be closed within the coming year.
Since the war, which left it dissolved
and divided, this same Andrew John
son has been President seventeen
months. Your Congressman have been
Congressman eighteen months. The
Union, IN nine tenths of its parts, i
already restored; law, order, justice,
taxation, everything, is complete, eX-
ccpt the one thing Of representation oi
ten States in Congress. The question
is between the President and the Con
gress. or ali thai mas been done, tell
me what the CDuGrcssnen Of the Uni.
ted States have done? Of all that has
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The Hungarian Constitution Of
1910 is TO be restored.
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IV>PY NJ. ALSiP, ATTORNEY 1T
Law. BEDFORD, pa. VIII faithfully and
rtiy at tend to all business entrusted to his
a Belt ord and adjoining counties. Military
Dc. bac} pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected.
fee With Mann Il Spang, on Ju.iana street,
i.gr. : ,uth Of the Mcngel House.
- J ,j4,
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|DHN PALMER, ATTORNEY AT
Il LsW. BEDFORD, PA viii promptly attend
tusiu css entrusted to his care.
lgr.frua attention paid to the collection Of
s-r cIf inns Office on Juliana Street nearly
.ite the Mengcl House.
.rr-! Aug l. 1861.
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TETHE Local circulation of the BED
4 FORD GAZETTE is larger than that Of any other
pTner in this section OF country and therefore ol-
crs the greatest inducements to business Aen 10
fIyertise in its cOumus.
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TE7ANNERS, ,ATTENTION!-Anew
Tanncry. in good order, containing one pool,
three lines. three bats five teaches, thirty-fogr
lay-a-way vats with the necessary number of han
dlcrs in as good location as can be found IN Bed
ford county for rent For further information call
ot his offcc Nov II, '65-tf
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/, II. SPANG. ATTORNEY AT
7 , LAY = BEDFORD. PA win promptly at
70 collie ctious and all busiUcss entrusted to
..re IL I ,edford and adjoining counties.
-.e ON uIiana Street. three doors south Of fhe
gel H. use, opposite the residence of Mrs
Wy7s sGA
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r-aT aro. also regularly licensed Claim Agents
sIH i've special attention TO the prosecution
.n, against the Government for Pensions,
Paw Bounty, Bounty Lands, Nc
e 81, Juliana street. one door South Of the
nr,sI House, and nearly opposite the E0YH'rer
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II 7. IRVINE,
III. ANDERSON'S ROW, BEDFORD, PA,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes Qucenswsrc. and FarIe-
ues. yOrdcrs from Country Merchants re-
spectfuily solicited.
Oct 20, 1868,
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.jul2l-3n

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
y -Ia0 acres Of excellent limestone land. a.
bcut IS acres well timbered, the remainder under
cultivation. lying a few miles north Of Bedford
for So le on reasonable terms. For particulars ap
ply to MbfLkS DIGhEh0yN,
mavlS. .-Ims. bedford ia.
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1gllns. aalclifinfs, Nf.

T l.. LEWIS having purchased the
- Drug Store lately owned by Mr. II. c. Rea-
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
of Bedford and vicinity, that he has just returned
from the cities with well selected stock Of
DRTTES
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| BEDFORD, PA.
n5u III Bank Building. Juliana It.
'ri ons pertaining 20 Surgical or Me
.D.a istry carefully performed, and war
T.a III Powders and mouth Nashes, eX-
ET.ie. ss always on hand.
TFRNS-CASH.
--.ri J l7fuarv g. 1850
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Freedmen's Bureau Bill.

Tho following is a digest of the Freed
mems Bureau Bill vetoed by the Prcsi
dent:
II. For continuing the Freedmen's
Bureau over twelse States, under the con-
troll or officers Of the army. @
"2. Extends military protection to its
officers and agents.
"3. Authorizes the Secretary Of War
to issue rations, supplies, &c., to destitute
legroes.
"a. Excmpts 8 200, 900 acres of public
lasd in the States Of Florida, Mississippi
and Arkansas, fr,m the operation II the
homestead law, for the benefit Of freed.
men. ai
IS. Confirms possessory titles granted
by General Sherman in Georgia last win.
ter.
"6. Authorizes purchase and renting
Of lands in the south for schools, asylums,
&c.. for the education and support OIL
freedmen.
~. Directs the President to extend
militlry protection to negroes in thu
Southern States who are denied civil
rights
',s. Provides for furnishing state off
GERS for executing any law upon negroes
which is not likewise applicable to whites
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l6B> Less than twenty years ago the
FIRST sewing machine was invented and
introduced /; yet at the present date this
American invention is in extensive use
in every civilized county en- the globe ;
and nine tenths Of the clothing worn, eS.
p~ecially in the United States and Europe,
is made by the sewing machine. As o
natural result, every good coin is counter
feited, and limitations are attempted to be
made Of every salable invention. But Of
the scores of machines claiming the pat
rouage of the public, some for one, SOM
for another popularity or advantage, the
reputation of tho Grover & Baker Ma
chine has never suffered in the least
We do not propose to discuss the merits
or superiority of different machines, as
we have not the space to devote to il be
sides, every purchaser .hould investigate
before purchasing; but this We will
say;-wC lave seldom, il ever, seen bet
ter work done by any other machine, o
by hand, either in the way of stitching o
embroidery, than the work done upol
this MACHINE Chicago Tribune.
| - IT NLm- VI cd III -m. r
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 8.

To
CUTTON- Quiet and steady. Sales
at 44c for middling.
FLOUR-Less active, but prices are
without decided change. Sales at S7,35
and 100 for extra State @ 80
for extra round hoop Ohio and So $50
1895 for trade brands-market closing
heavy,
WHISKY-Quiet and nominal. Sales
at So 2S@2,35 for western.
WHEAT-Lcss active and scarcely so
firm. Sales at S1,63 for Milwaukee club;
ST. "a for new No. l Milwaukee,
CORN-Dull, heavy and 10 lower
Small sales at 75@77c for unsOund mix.
ed western, in store and delivered and
79@7YIc for sound mixed western in
store
OATS-Dull and declining. Sales al
43c fer unsound western; 54c fer sound
western.
PETROLEUM-Dull Sales at 2S@
29c for crude and 44@46c for refined in
bond.
PORK-Dull and lower. Sales a
ST., ,l23 for new mess, CLOSING
at $500 regular; S27,s73@2s,O0 fot
old do s2O,75@2l, 90 for prime ; alsc
ESQ bbls new mess, for March, Apri
and May, sellers aud buyers option a,
S2S,25@28,5 so. 'i
BEEF Steady. Sales Of new plail
mess at $l6,OO@20,O0 new extra mes
S2O,50@24,00. 10
BEEF HAMS-Heavy. Sales at $40.
a 90.
CUT MEATS-Steady at 11t@l2l
for shoulders, and 17@lSlo for hams.
BACON-Quiet at l5a@l5ic for Cur
berland cut, and l5i@l6sc for shol
ribbed. OK 80 TilHW, llH
DRESSED HoGS-Heavy. Sales .
t l23@I2tc Tor western, and l34@l3l
for city. tssa d "a syrai ay.i ~
: LARD-Heavy aud lower. Sales
l6i@1S3c, and $500 tierces for Marc
and April, sellers option, at lst@f9c
, BUTTER-Quiet. Sales at2e@4I
/. for Ohio, and 45@5-c for State.
C~HEESE-Steady. Sales at 1923
M0NEY-Firm at 6@7 per cent. Fl
y call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull al
d heavy at 1854 and l0S3.
G0LD-Unsettled and lower openiI
. at l344, advancing to l34t, declining
$ 1891, and closing ct 1880.
Q The total exports of specie to day we
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United States 6's, $40 coupons '62, II
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-07

lo1f9f We again desire to call the attention OF
farmers and business men generally, to the just
.ly celebrated Excelsior Fdhning Mil, now on
exhibition, IN the room four doors West Of the
Miller House, in Ashland, II Is, beyond the
possibility Of adoubt, the best Mil ever manu-
featured, and when we say this, We know where
Of We affirm, as we have seen 1t thoroughly test
ed, as well as from the testimony Of many Of
our most prominent farmers, who assert that II
can NOT be surpassed, We understand that the
manufacturer, JOHN W. FREE q Co., have sold
10 N. Rector, Proprietor or the Ashland Mills,
twenty of their Excelsior Mills, one to DR.. ]. B,
Il, sampsol, and q number to farmers in different
parts OF our County. c. M. Miller has pur-
chased the Right for Ashland Comfy, Calyir
Hlbbard and Jonathan May that Of Riehland
Rev. J. Robson q Son another County, and
many prominent men are contemplating invest
ing In rights In different parts Of the country,
Let all cail and sec the NH work and judge
for themselves. 4
Persons desiring 10 buy a Mil can DO 50 "
'eeiBugat the Ashland Mills,