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whole taxable property Of the country should
bly, assessed, with no privileged excmr % equi,a>
Support Of the local, State and fedc SONS Tor u.e
each and all OF which should be governments
and under sense Of the g. ctss, @eT propo. conduct
people. s''oun'Ao'n'y 70 ene
In 90 resolution states that as in tho past SO now
6kd ffeser they proclaim az device worthy or every
separable Unon one undivided people Of brethren max
ing common front against every upon the
COMMITTEES having waited n r1''I IL S,...,
nounced that he accepted the nomination OF Governor
after which the Convention adjourned amid hearty an,
plause. 1852 ~
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OUR BUIERHSSBS.
ST. DOMINGO AND HAYrI.
Mr.. Stewards Newly Discovered Out
posts Of the American Republic.
The Defensive Buttresses of Our
National Fortress.
History and Prospects Of the Haytfen
and Dominican Republics.
Map Showing Their Peculiar
Geographical Relation
to This Country.
Sketches of the Leading Men Of the
New Republics.
Gc &c 3c
Sketches Of the Leading Men Of the
New Republics.

Mr. Seward has lately been endeavorng prove thai
he is not only statesman but strategis and in his
late visit to St. Domingo and Hay made his first appear
to great advantage in the latter character In his
intercourse with Presidents Baez and Geard he spoke
like skful engineer and affected discover in tbs
island republics of st. Domingo and Hayti buress OF
the great American republican fortress.
Mr. Seward thinks that the stability and prosperity
of the main work will depend in q great degree
upon the outposts, which, in the development OF
civilization, will be built on this hemisphere. He
did not say as much TO President Baez; but the
new Chief Engineer Of the American fortress has
doubtless already discovered protecting redans in the
Bermudas and Bahamas picket posts in the Pacific
islands, demilunes in the Azores redoubs Newsound
land and Yucatan and perhaps lunettes Mexico
and Chile and bastons in Canada and British Columbia
All these to Mr. Stewards mind to become republics
like our own and eventually under the newly in
augurated OF civilization which has begun tho
death of slavery and with the declaration OF equal rights
to all men, to become necessary security against
oppression external forces and perhaps the security
OF our internal peace" President Baez, TO whom this
observation made by the strategic Secretary State
appears to have been forcibly impressed with the
idea that the protection to be the stability to
be guaranteed TO be derived from the Great Republic
by the lesser Ones not given by the outposs main
Fortress and he sagaciousy brought his argumen
10 Dear on the question OF the recognition or his govern
mcnt, the outpost by the United States main fort.
ress President Baez proved himself be fully good
an engineer Mr. Seward and rightly understood thar
the outpost Is always weak and claiming duty only
in warning the inner lines of approaching danger do
ponds entirely on the main work for defence He seems
to have understood too, that works Of large foy
resses are always built open at Che rear en6aded by
the inner works and are easily demolished by a rear
fire. and he therefore very anxious that the redan
OF the Dominican republic should be accepted out
post Of our great bason without further delay
Since the visit OF Mr. Seward to the island This has
been done and the republic Of st. Domingo conducted
by President Baez well as that Of Hayti, has been
recognized The peculiar sstuation and the Frightening
prospects of the two little republics which nave now
erected on the southeastern angle OF great repu
can fortress will be by glance at the accompany
ing map and careful perusaI of the following sketcho
their history and topography.
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S hlPPlN G NE w S.
ALMANAC NV yoaK-rHrs DAT
suN NOON Rfses. ..morn III
sus skrs.............. Is non wArER. .
uD~.s No. 60.


FOrt OF view YORK, FEBRUARY y, 1866.
CLEARED
steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Hsvans-sponord Tiles
steamship Fairbanks. Hunter. wilmington, NC Pier
steamship Aleemarle Bourne, Norfolk, City PoD, and
Rishmcnd-iiyns-t on Fox 4 Co. .,
mosd@G Rcssfs" fsm s e''i''A ely FONT and Rich
sie.mshipJohn Gibson. Young Alerandris--u Crom-
s,esmship rs,apsco. S.n Bal,,u,ore--I smuu
Steamship Frsncoas, sherwood, rortlsnd-H Cromwell
,s,ssmsh'p Mary Sanford Sherwood, Boson-wh,ney
Ship ssml Glover Mabon, San Frsncsoo-w Cole.
s ssrs x ss,n coTwsy Railroad Co
Brig Archecte Remand GFr Rsoui Hasre-Bse. er De
ss Iul,q Br'' Hooper MoD'evaeo and Bueno' Ayre.
Brig Hares, Queen (Br), Permission Standardization
s Ri. E,Ie .Ssrh Tsoch!cn, H.rfss-p pewof
sIts FANNIE Chapman Baltimore Merchant Csrman
s W Ssn s1 Tss Escs :; rsrr. ns Weinberg
, sohr America Orb Nicholson, cornwsilis-A smiihers
s, scsr Gen Van Welt wright Sortols-van Brun,
schr senator, Baker NewporiRscke,t Tooker Taylor
ARRIVED
sns ssp, city Of or Brook. ysoo Jan
:s sa"s y E s sr G..$
steamship CITY Of Boston, hence for Liverpool
Win & s sns ssss' sa JOIN
, s.s ss9 ;. sssS.s ysr: s s: :ss
3@ lon 81 steamship EdinburE hence for Liverpool;
hence for Live1Poo ss,h ~ - lon 90 steamship SEQ,
Washington (FrA, hence for Havre
ship Meliis lof Glasgow. Cameron. Manila Sept a. with
n The china ss. and strong ynds from " 70 NV from
and cas cleared the Straits Nov Cape Of Good Hone Dec
~ went ~to - Helena DEE - and sailed merit day; cusscd
H,sA Ihcrrscn Ssr from k.sZoo fer London; Nov a M
~ lat - lon 81 ship 0eucsssrshlrs Dr. from Manila
e 4TRoc'; pss ~ ~ q Lon p nip a ds.l gspdt
bourne tnrh Dom caleusss for Hgn 2S,h % a. Helena
ship Themts tDr vm Madras for London; Alec bark Alice
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nom Madras for London Jan Z lat n lon = ", shiy
ZeRub br from London for Ceylon; eth lat lon ~
bark Charlotte Clarke (Br standing 81 Feb lat - Ion
for New York.
Ship Living Age tof Bucksport, Mel Mcclure London, 60
days with mdse 70 I Wright Co Had very rough wea
Bark Aida (Brem), sammann, Macao Aug 90 passed An.
ier Nov with toaa &C. order Experienced cold
and tcmpostuous weather On the coast
bark Conquest tof Boston) Howes Messna, Is days. with
fruit &C. TO James Robinson Had heavy westerly winds
and extreme cold weather the 9Th inst while lying
verpoo Br) bound out and In Of steamtug Fuller
carrying away jibbom. foretopgaan and royal mast main
t0pea yard sarboard cathead and doing other damage
Bark Mary Roe (Br), Sitman Cape Canso. IA days. with
fish, TO Dewof Co. Had very rough weather. part
of deck load galley Dc stove bulwaks lost and split sails
and carried away foretogailanrmast. N.
Brig Florence (Br), Atkins, Demarara, % days. with
asses to q Pension Co Has been ~ days north of
Haeras with heavy and NV gales lost sails &c;
Of the crew frostbtten.
Brig Thurson Clark Cardenas Is days. with moasses,
70 Is Sherman.
Brig Nellie Antrim Wallace, Neuvas, i6 days. with sugar
Brig James Baker, Thompson st Marks. is days. with
mdse, to IL Snalwood Had heavy wepther. 7ti INST
AN, while coming In Sandy Hook without q pilot went
ashore on Romer Soa and beat IT, and while doing
was badly tore by the wreck Of the Mary
tug Pluto.
schr John Lee. Jordan Mobile 20 days.
FALLEN
steamships Java. Tsrifa Moro Castle, Saratoga.
Wind at sunset NNE, with snow
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A A. A.-RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY
"A. Prizes paid 70 gold Information furnished The high
Taylor oo ssase1s Is ws street. New s1 YORK. eese'
A rAcr-Now rs THE TINE To EcoSoxrzE-
~. light pound. r r. e. Has, us,s coaee for 81 or
TIIERs corner stanton and Chris,is streets ROBERT
DAVIS, Sole Agent. iss Chambers street.
RRIGGs cyRArvE-roR- coRSs BrNIoSs IN.
sn disease. &C. soa ~ druggists and sent ~ m Mp"p pr
>. BRIads surgeon chfopodi.t ~ ana sO Biosdway
r sgsIoss SIgs ASp yyEETEp NAILS
R. XSnSs,o cure. sofas oSIbslSs as by ms G
nIvoRcEs LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT Pun.
ca, & ss ,s pr who" fee I'll
~ HowEs. Attorney aud Counsslior. IS Nassau at
DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT STATES,
legally ana without publicity ~ other law business
,Ss C sr.S 2, Oh, Oh @ :" % ss their opening q,
lido no, letter. miles. ,Sey contain mat
y. LkiNG. Counsellor Al Law. xS broadway
40 TO THOMAS r. AGxEws SO AND ss GREEN.
Ia wen street sorpsr o. Mnrrsy sad there yoa win snd
any store in New York. One price house.
CCIifLBERgs GERMAN oTNTMENr-wARRAvrFp
"a ser,sp ca,s wscs The 'ghss, dange for r-.
&c For sale at IS Bowery, and by all principal druggists
Mo9xIIoRs THE ENLISTED MEN. MEMBERS OF
lvh late 2th New York Volunteers attend
meeting At hall Of Thirty street and second
avenue, on Thursday, Feb st7is NJ, business OF
importance
POLITICAL.
A MEETING OF TIE UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY
srdsH K :.sas ssS ISIS " x
slider plan Of reconciliation upon national Union plat
form. WILLIAMS. HTtLYFR PRESIDENT
GEO d. KELLOGG. Vice President
Z. i T. He S, Secretaries.
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ON IN ron RID AND WHITE ASH STOVE,
DlU CU Ear and Furnace Coal; aiso IDssirs best
r ,ss so s q cssrs Y "a % the coal
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COAL. WOOD. &C.

(,oKE-DELIvERED IMMEDIATELY APPLY At
seenh street, or ct nuibefy, near o..;l sressu
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4eoal 3lotifes.

I
design to influence unduly or oycrawe any elee-
tor or prevent him from voting, to restrain the
freedom Of choice such persons on conviction shall
be fined ia any sum not exceeding five hundred
dollars TO be imprisoned for any time not less than
one nor more than twelve months, and if il shall
be shown TO the court whore the trial Of such Of
fence shall be had, that the person so offending
was not resident Of the city ward or district
where the said offence was committed, and not
entitled to vote therein conviction, he shall
be sentenced TO pay fine not less than one hun
d.ed or more than one Thousand dollars. and be
imprisoned not less tban six months nor more than
two years.
If any person or persons shall make any bet or
wager upon the result Of an election within the
Commonwealth, or shall offer to make any such
bet or wager. either by verbal proclamation there
of, or by any writtoa printed advertisement.
or invite any person or persons to make such bet
or wager upon conviction thereof he they shall
forfeit and pay three times the amount 50 bet or
offered to he bet.
The qualified electors viii take notice Of the
following act of Assembly, approved 18th Day Of
March, 1866 Az Acr Regulating the mode Of
voting al all elections in the several counties OF
this Commonwealth,
SECTION J. Be ii enacted by the Senate aud
House of Representatives Of the Commonwealth Of
Pcunsy ylyania In General Assembly met and il is
hereby enacted by the authority If the same,
That the qualified voters OF the several counties Of
this Commonwealth, at aii general township,
a.. L.,.. e
borough and special eIeeu"Gs aie oeieGy. h'rsai-
lef, authorzei ana Esq''Ie" ~ ny.g' oS 'i1h'ts,
PTlhleo' OF "IiiteH.' taiI1 inII'o" anu P&ftty
written. seyeraliy CLASSIFIED as follows One nck-
e snail embrace the names 'i al Jl5e> = courts
Yo'Go lot' ana % oc i'p't'," '''SiHs' Ja"'Sl@ a.
state officers voted for and be labelled. state -
one ueket s9atl embrace tho ualgs % ah county
officers voted for including Office "t senator, mem-
oef, ana members ol Assembly, j F"'ed tor. and
members OF Congress Il Vo'el i"f, IN" ne iabeli-
cd county; one ucket snail embrace the names
OF all township officers Fotel Tor md be labelled,
township; one ticket shall embrace tie names
OF all borough officers voted ioE ana be labelled,
anu u"en '''lsS s'i"'' % oep'S'''o IN
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No matter of what undesirable tint the hair OF
whiskcrs or beard may be, the change to a superb
and perfectly natural black or brown is accom-
plished by one application Of
CHnIsrADoEo's HAIR DYE,
without staining the skin or iuiuriag the ilaments.
Manufactured byJ CHPISTApoEo. Astor House
New York Sold by all DRUGGISTS Auplied bv
all Hair Dressers aug 24-lm
DR. Torl.s. VryrTr,v Uorxr TIvIvryr-PiDt
p.-,,,,...oro T..,rn- g. a., -. .,,1.,,.,,.,.,
scratches wind gals, spFa'h'. bruises, SPiIu's'
cuts, collie slipping stiGe, over heating; sore
tbroat nail in the foot etc It is warranted
"'"i''' "''' ',,.'' ',n' '''' W
Tered 10 the Puohe, Thousand" OF ahlihai' nave
been cured of the collie and over heating by his
Iipimcrt. and hundreds that were crinuIed and
~: e,.,
l"uio "'fo '''' i' ''.' v" d" '"''' A
1t is used by al tie first hurscmcn throughout
tho Sfotes Or,l,-s arc constantly received from
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The Beafura 6azette.
Local and Personal.
rrSISEss DtRECrouY.

FL following Business Directory for The bor-
Il Of Bedford and other places iu tho county.
alratteausal, appear ~ Es rotnmlly of
sA1zrraa may he Of service 70 our friends
patron. in The comfy aud IS commended to
II rrnRNEYS AT LANG Il ~tenc, + r.
ID Al J W Tate; John Palmer J. T Kerr;
rrow < I.atz Espy NJ Ai-jp John T.
Is il Filler EimmeH S biLgenfeter
"a, Dickerson, Bedford Pa.
i a,EEEfs Reed & sehell; Rupp shannon &
Bedford, Pa.
i r1TS AN SHOES. VARIETIES 5e-J- Fl.
,-n: IT, = irvine Bedford. Pa
i aepFnRD NURSERTES-T NJ. Lynch
q gRTNET-WABE. CHAIRS. fc.-Eichard Leo
lslrl Pa
i T0THING-T LippcI Bcrkstresser & Smith
re Keiuuud Bedford. Pa
i -py-G00DS. GROCERIES, 6c-A. B. Cra-
r. j. M shoemaker P A.Reci. Defbaugh &
er Bedford. Pa.
a.rsblnan & Grcepbaum, ST. Cleirsyile. &c
q 0ENTISTRY-C n Hickok j G Niuuich
i bedford, Pa.
RUGGIST-J l. Lewis, Bedford, Pa.
rlNCY STORES-Mrs. Y. B Tate Miss NJ
p: Mrs E V Mowry; Mrs. " X Schater Il
Kate Deal. Bedford. Pa
B0CERTES-H c. Reamer, George MariorT,
liord. Pa
HlBDWARE, &c,-Wm Hartley; Geo Bly,
-.r son, Bedford. Pa
HoTELS--Bedford Hotel J J SHOEMAKER
eugcl House, /, Mengel Union Hotel, V. Steck
sa Bedford, Pa.
rEWELER-D Border, Bedford, Pa
lob PRINTERS-Meyers & Mengel. Bedford,
All kinds Of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
ssry and promptly executed.
qUMPs-Wm. C snivcly, scheilsburg Pa.
pUYsICIANS-Dr. J. l.. Marbourg. Bedford.
>. DrsW W Jamison and P II. PoHnsyl, Bloody
aaa Pa
PATENT MEDICINES-Shriner's Cough Syrup
All Indian Termifuge; FoutE Mixture and Horse
Ii Cattle Powder Whcaton's Ointment; Helm
s-l.s Extract Of Buchu; DR. Tobias Ncnitian Lin
r.rr: Allcock's Porous pIasters, Christadoro's s
Htr Dye; Mishler's Herb Bitters
REAL ESTATE SALES
T Beamer-priyatc sale
r II 1 \. J Lyons. Private Sale
r.sb Walter, Private.
I y Hickok, private sale.
STOVES. TTNWARE, 6c.-B McC Blymyer
&c.. Bedford, Pa.
Read the .sNew Advertisements in this
Ea.6 issue Of THE GAZETTE.
For Administrator Executor Auditor :
r.,i.es. &c. see Legal Notices"
Read the advertisements under the head of
Notices, &c.
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.GRA Nd RALLIES!
Day and Evening Mass Meet
Ing8 .

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THE LADY'S FRIEND, FOR OCTOBER.
The October number of this charm
my periodical, opens with a beautiful
ahd Suggestive engraving, Illustrative
Of .he interesting story of"TIugh Max
Wells Heir" The double colored steel
Fashion Plate is as elegant and + fined
as usual The other illustrations refer
" the Fashions, and Iady's work, such
Is the Work Basket with Pockets, Dress
with High Waist and Removable
basque, CanezOu OfTulle and Lace, Rid
."- Habits, Siamois Bonnet, TrianOn
Bonnet, DC. Sc The Music is the Queen
summer. Among the literary con-
1''s ". notice Second Love" by Mrs.
-..7.aar: "The 1Iagicofthe Sunbeam"
iHe story of a Proud Heart" by Ga
..l"..e lee ;"Thc Bachelor Answered, y
" Matte Dyer Britts; "The Disputed
'..H'many," by Aubcr Forester;
" ai"r Fima by Florence Percy, au-
.'4. %. aorS AIaTo Steep > Editorials,
..". o.s, F0sh.oHahte Intelligence, dc.
'..a s-.70 year; > copies Sho9; cop
anton. 4y"''<.<lg. specimen Mum
"iil hr -ral for - caat..
AtIrns- Deacon d Peterson, 2l9 Wal
@R s.saet, Philadelphia.
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lrW Advertisements.

40 I NTY TO COLORED VOL
} UNTEERS-Thc undersigned viii promptly
attend to the collection Of the bounty allowed to
caIored volunteers under the Act Of Congress,
which uppTopriatos $ 70 70 ai colyrcd men who en-
listed and served ia the L. : Army IL the Ia,c
war Al applications puuctually attended to.
AddTrs JAMES B. GILMORE,
scp.2l -3t Claim Agent, Washington, q G.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS buy
ID your TINWARE at
An ? I0-tf. Z Me BLYMYER & CO.'S
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HIRIhIED.

FOOR-SPARkS-O tho 18th inst. by the Rev
G Probst Mr. Jacob J Foor and Miss Eliza
beth Sparks, both of West Providence township.
TROSTLIi-BOW SEI.-0n Sunday morning, 9th
inst. ut the NJ. E Parsonage III this place, by the
Rev. A. r. Miller, Josiah TrostIe and Margaret
Bowscr, both of Friends Cove.
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The Lebanon AdrcrfiSer say, that
"Gen. Geary put a guard overa spring
to keep the water nice for himself and
staff, and made the privates get their
water and drink from a dirty stream, :"
and adds that "he never treated Il pri-
vate with even ordinary respect"
An order has been issued abolish
ing the Provost Marshal Generals Bu-
rCau.
in Cincinnati, during the first ten
days OF August, s99- persons died Of
cholera.
The RAIDS nave Suddenly dropped
General Grant as q candidate for the
Presidency.
Austria hats Internationally ccded
Ncnctia To Italy.
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THE ROLLING MILL PEoJECT.-
80, ,000 has already been subscribed to-
ward the proposed erection of a Rolling
Mill in the Northern part of Bedford
county. This is 1n enterprise in which
all are interested. subscriptions 10 the
stock vii! be received at this office.
Let every body subscribe.
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BOUNTY TO COLoRED SOLDIERS
We call attention to the card of Mr.
Gilmore, Of Washington, -. c., in our
advertising columns.
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tirral Rallies oG tiuc People.
The Popular Earthquakes Ru,ahlin:.

AiAN IfCtD4t bt 81. Nlttll anu Nj per
townships held a large meeting ut
Flshertown. on Friday evening hast.
ON motion Of T. 3. smith, Esq, the
meeting was organized by the appoint
ment Of John S. Miller, Esq, President;
Michael Miller, Philip Sleek, David
Reigharcl and George Specie, Vice
Presidents; and Jacob Aldstadt and II.
f Smith, Esqs., Secretaries.
Speeches were made by j. G. Fisher
and B. f. Meyers. The audience was
very attentive and the best feeling pre-
vailed. We were much pleased with
the intelligence and good behavior of
the people or FishcrtoWn and vicinity,
and shall never forget the kindly wei
come they gave us. The meeting adj
journcd with three cheers for Clymcr
and the Uuion.
\ very large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Democrats and Conservatives
of Napier township was held at the
L
debakcr's, on Saturday evening last.
On motion of John w. Bowen, Esq,
the meeting was organized by the APP
pointment Of VIM. Rock, Esq, Presi-
dent; Peter Winegardner, Fred. Mil
Ter, 7. 3. StUlebaker, Jacob II. King,
William Shafer and Michael Dull, as
Vice Presidents; and Richard McAIul-
lin and John Detibaugh, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by J. G..
Fisher and B. F. Meyers. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed. Old Napier
is wide awake and will exceed herself
in the majority she will give this tall
for the Democratic Union ticket. The
Democrats Of Napier township are a
noble band and never surrender.
\ grand rally of the Democrats Of the
upper end of Cumberland Valley was
held at Tcabcrry school house, on Fri
day evening last. The list of officers
of this meeting has not been handed
Us. Speeches We're made by J. !. Lew
is and J. ". Dickerson. rsqs. Mr..
Lewis made most eloquent appeal to
-heaudience to vote down Radical Dis
uniouism which was well received.
Mr.. Lewis was in the service during
the greater part Of the war and was
prisonerat the battle Of Gettysburg.
IN olI-.dsiiloAeG demonstration "i
'''e i'.l-.'I'.,~ ana -''''7rFltti Ne- % 'ile
,.'I,' 81 anu '' i'.' - 81 ,''i'' anu
uriuy nigh, last. TIA" .i-tof officers of
thi- nee-ing ha- nos been hauded Us at
tIsi~ wrl:iug.. ~f,clucs were made by
j. w b.cEcrsou ana Wm. Hartley,
E-g-. IT, uas.ug, We would Just say
that when men Xix, William Hartley
leave their bu-.ne-. to take part III a
political struggle, il is one of those
signs which Indicate that the people
feel the necessity Tor Il change Mr..
Hartley * doing good service il tn"
conservative "du-c. There will be
good report from Cumberland Valley
on the ninth of October. The gallant
Democracyo little Berks are thorough
~ aroused, and many vino honestly
differed with Us III the past, but VINO
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and B. F. Meyers in English and Ger
man. Great enthusiasm prevailed and
the meeting adjourned with repeated
cheers for johnson, Grant, Clymer and
the Union.
vi 'l"h.'"y il&ilt iasJ' 4 large ana
~ = ~ 'ii''''' u i'eiiioC,'''9 '''le
- ~ - v 90 ''g'o a. '"'"S'' ?
=, -, "''.' ''''' - ''''.'.'' Wv ''7''' l'
l.o 'ii'S''lhS N''2 organize" oH ''i. al'-
PoiI'IHle'il 81 he1o'1i NniiJti' iF.Sl'eiif;
Neo. ~ b'ehl' JosIah shoemaker T..
ffeihd' IieAry Reet', and Nh. II, Bee
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

ITCH. ITCH! ITCH! lTCu! -.ScrUtch
Scrutcht .ScrqtcA .-WHEAroS's IS OINTMENT viii
cure Itch il is Hours
Also cures Salt Rheum, Tlears. Chilblaius and
al Erap6alsol the @kin Price 90 cents For
,alc by an druggists BY sending 90 cents TO
Weeks & Potter. oicarents. l70 Washington stree:
Boston it will he forN ,rded by mail free oCpust-
age to any part OF the United States,
runS 66 -ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-01
The Rebel DCbi.

Every note or bond issued by ths rebel
Cover nent is expressed in the following
words: six months after the rarhcs
ton Of treaty Of peace between ne
Confederate States aud the United States
Of America, we promise 20 pay &c Ac-
oording to the terms upon v Inch it Was
contracted, the payment Of the rebel
debt is not yet due aud never can become
due. The period at which payment eau
be demanded las not arrived and never
will come. Then what SupeIltuye folly
is is for the radicals to a5ser,, With any
expectation of being believed, that The
Democratic party is in favor Of assuming
the rebel debt II is hard enough FIR
mosV mer to pay the debts of their oHU
contra sting land which are Justly 1ur.
and y are not yery apt to make p,n-
pers of themselves by ass miugt, ,.cel
the obligations,of their neigbbJrs. es,e.
ciallv when the payment of ,sl obi
cations can never be legally demaoded
by any per- II in the world
Tho incorporation into TIE Cous.i :.
ton OF the United States # an amend,
ment declaring that this absurd debt
shall never be paid is a piece of sheer
nonsense. Nobody. expects to payit;
Hobody ever will pay il, whether the
constitution be amended or not.s. We