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. = --''-' . JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
Jan. IS, 81
THE MENGEL HOUSE

JnIiaRa Street Bedtord, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the travelling public that he has recently enlarged
improved and reftted his house, both for the ac-
commodation Of travellers and boarders, well as
country customers. Persons coming to this place
for the purpose of visiting the Bedford Springs,
will find this house pleasantly located.
Ample and convenient Stabling is attached to
this Hotel, which will always be attended by a
careful hostlcr Also a safe and convenient car
riage house.
All are invited 10 give him n call
ISAAC AlENGEL, Proprietor.
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April l5 g.
NIORRISON HOUSE.

VI HUNT1NGD0N, PA.
| have purchased and entirely renovated the
large stone and brick building opposite the Penn
sYvania Railroad Depot, and have now opened it
for the accommodation Of the travelling public
The Carpets Furniture Beds and Bedding are
tirely new and first class and l safe in saying
that | can offer accommodations not excelled in
Central Pennsylvania.
| refer to my patrons who have formerly known
me while in charge Of the Broad Top City Hotel
and jackson House. JOSEPH MORRISON
may25, Oft
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AZ USICAL4 INSTRUMENTAL.
WI N. GREENE has opened his Music store
one door west Of W Lewis Book Store, where he
keeps constantly on hand STHINWAI = SONS
and RAVEN d BACONS, AND OTHERS
PIANOS. MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET OR
CANS and CARHART, NEEDHAM & CO.'S Me
LODEONS; Guitars, Violins, Flies, Flutes; Guitar
and Violin Strings.
MUSIC BOOkS-Goldcn Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Censor. Golden Trio, &c, &c.
SHEET MUSIC-He is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia all the latest music which persons at
4 distance wishing, can order and have them sent
by mail, at publishers prices
r Pianos and Organs warranted for fre yeary
Those wishing to buy any of the above articles
are invited to call and examine minc before pur-
chasing elsewhere My prices are the same ms IN
New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of instruments sent promptly upon ap-
plieation with any additional information desired
B. NJ. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa
in Brown S now Hardware Building.
DR. c.. n lIckok, Agent Bollord, +.
Dec. l, G5-ly
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Gl00 REWARD!

/ will pay 800 Reward for the discovery Of any
medicinal preparation that can cure greater va
riety Of complaints thnn Mishlers Herb Bitters.
B. MISHLER. Proprietor,
5. T. Corner Of Centre Square,
mayI1 -Iy Lancaster Pa
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Notfls.

DEDFORD HOTEL.-The un-
dersigned having taken charge Of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an.
nouncos 10 the public that he win be able to of
ford the best accommodations both to the travel
ing public and home custom. The house VIII bI
improved and re-ftted, and the Bar viii always b
we'll supplied with choice liquors. His table will
be supplied with the choicest edibles Of the season
and he viii spare no pains to make it suitable tol
all His stable Is one of the best in Bedford and
a good hostler viii always be in attendance.
Boarders taken by the week, month or year
Terms reasonable The public are respectfully In
vited to give him a call. ---.--.,--.-,
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
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FgNERAiS for every description of Job
PRINTING CASH for the reason that for
every article IRE use, we must pay cash; and the
cash system will enable us to do work as low
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N,r Sl0"sr's BnlsaDs,r Congh ggap, oa4
SIRE y0", Chsikre". No eh,fd ,,ssa DE of
tfv"t II ms Sgr"P Is "aed tm time
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This is a special invitation
to the reader to call vt the
BEDFORD CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
and examine our stock Of
Re1dY-mGde
Clothing,
Hats and
CAPS,
Picce Goods,
Prices to suit the buyers.
RERKSTRESsER q SMITH.
apr.27 90
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DICIiARD LEO,

ID ICiiARD LEO,
IL
Manufacturer Of
CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C,
BEDFORD, PA,
The undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet
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the residence of George Shuck.
July 10, lS63.-G RICHARD LEO.
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WEST PITT ST, BEDFORD. PA:

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The onlg Democratic Daily Journak IN Pliia-
phia.-Grsqf improvements and Great IH6Hce-
anenfs- Union, RestoratjoH, aNd Constitm-
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ID 7 NJ I , ! !!
am engaged in selling :hc
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certainly the only pump
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cd to with promPtuoss.
ADDRESS
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SchoIIsburg
Aug. !, '65-Iy
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The Raids and Romancas Of
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
Democratic Deealogue.

TIE Free Press says OF the Philadelphia
Convention that ~ The movement no. in
any sense attG3ou.st.c or dangerous 10 tic
integrity OF tie Democratic party. but. on
the contrary, in harmony with, aud auxil-
larry 10 its greet aims There is some
truth in the above remark, that there is no
antayOnism in the new movement and the
old pro-slayery party. rs to the great
aims OF that party, everybody under
stands them.
LIST. To keep office when you get it, but
in any event get office.
"a. To avoid mixing religion with poll
ties, and to always keep party out OF sight
OF morals.
3D.. To believe in and carry out The mot
to. That men Of principle are not the
principal men"
4th. To repudiate the national debt, and
to abolish the national banking system
5th. To believe in the domestic institu-
ton as The corner stone Of the temple
Of liberty.
9th. To oppose the education OF the
masses, negroes included as fatal to the
Democratic party.
7th To uphold treason and traitors, and
TO believe in JEFF Davis and Southern rule.
9Th. To back the Fenans, or anybody
else who opposes tyranny abroad, and when
they begin 10 fight 10 put them down.
9th To advocate whiskey drinking, and
the duty TO wear foreign goods, as stimu-
lants TO home production
10th To hate "niggers " and abolition
lists, because the first are cursed OF God.
and the last are the curse of the Democ-
racy
These are tie ten commandments. and
the great aims Of Democracy.
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among whom are y. Wilkes Booth, 10 Tie
act Of assassinating Abraham Lincoln, -
g.. Writ the AudersOnvil.e Butcher, " Inc
Plug Uglies OF Baltimore. killed in the at
tack On Massachusetts, Soldiers, Ap-.i 30.
1851. .FIovd. the Thief and many eminent
/ Government deaul,ers. The panorama
will include views OF noted Democratic
.,rongholds. such as Five Points. " Cor
/ iaers Hoos. Redmond. Charleston.
AID he Intelligent Democracy Of BueAs
county. 'Pennsy lganla. in q group
A theatrical performance wl.i be given
after the main performance. ID the big tent
/ 10 which Mr.. Cobb. as The Pardon
Brokeress. Andrew Johnson, as Moses. "
James Buchanan. as the" ola Public Func-
uouary.~ The double role Of " Vice Pres
ident and Rebel General, " viii be acted
By John c. Breckenridge. McDougal and
salisbury On ! bender" Alexader II.
Stephens. a. The Corner stone, and
others will positively appear.
singing between the acts Will he effect
lively rendered by the widows and orphans
OF soldiers who have justly persisted on the
battlefield, n their unholy attempts to
destroy state rights. and the Constitution
al principle OF secession.
The celebrated Brass Band, led by c.
Chauncey Burr, will from time TO time
breathe forth those national airs. Dixie's
Land, My Maryland, The Palmetto
State, Nothing but Niger, " Our
Only hope the next Election, D.. Massa John
sons Gone Away" Who the D. cares. ="
Misery loves company, The Barney
stone " Let us Alone, aud Wen all
die together This Band has many star
performers, among whom We name Hang
man Foote. Gen. Forrest. Wigfall Horatio
seymour, Quantrell, J. Logan Chapman.
and Franklin Pierce
Divine service every Sabbath by Rev II CLAY
Dean Quarterly meetings viii be conduct
ed every three months by Rev Petroleum
Y Nasty who Will organize churches Of
the " New Dispensashun. at various points
where there are Post Ortces.
Niggers will be whipped when found
on the grounds OF the Company. No Abo-
litlOnists admitted into The tent unless
thoroughly reconstructed, and they
must bring pass signed by Henry A. Wise
and countersigned 10y Wade Hampton.
General Agent Of the Company
Prince JOHN VAN BUREN.
p $. This performance will be strictly
moral and highly entertaining, and no per
son need be afraid OF ''occ,dentS as john
son will always be in attendance
y b. No. I. Great efforts are being
made to secure the services OF the renown-
ed Thaddeus stevens to appear daily, aud
stir up the animals with 4 long pole
y. b. No. ?. We do not believe that 90 John
Browns soul is marching on.
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Rarublioan State Convention.


Repullean stat Convection. o. % inmate STATE
os,eers and transact other business, Will be he'd al
Merrill Hall n the city q Detroit. On Thurzisy AZ
gust sOth isos % u clock VI
Auu@r-ors VITO s1s taile tils Government % sr -l-
i-g treason whether a. home or 10 the aell ar against
al traitor and their sympath gers, vii De e4-Aly
weleone whatever may have been their political al
tecedents before the late var during the fearful
.t-ugge. the Repab can party Ia Michigan made
LOYALTY AMI cevoslou 70 country The oy tsst II vii
adhere a. This a. Tie on 81 true test uut Treason Is
made ot.oas AMI Until the Union Is fully restored
IN bass just and equal, securing 70 all men alike
q IN, rJ>rty and n p-rsu,t u h0rpHess making
he Great Replbc u eaduriag as ths principles upon
which il rests
The several countss viii send tao delegates for
Zach Petresertative n The over Hr4Lch o The state
Legislature and every organized county having ao
Representative Will be emitted 70 oae delegate
The f1iiox iug resolution was adopted By the Pc
,gblican state Con veIti0o u August, ISIS
R.soir,d That in the opinion ~ this state Con
reution Tie apDointment 81 any individual % repre-
sent any county u which he does not resle. SHOULD
not be- Recognized in any future ColveuNon, ana
that the state Committee De- instructed 20 maze her
calls for future CCuventions accordingly.
Nm A HOWARD, Chairman.
Fgrst Dtsfr,ef-J }. Eaglsy, y j. Baxter.
Secorsd Disfrtot-A II Horr son P + Eidy
Third Dirric,-E prLge. y ltach
fourth bs4frta-J4s = swes zey, A b Grlswod
Fffth Itsfrtcf-N Avery A Il. " ilcox.
Sixfh Dlrrtc-F 81 Rankin, e. v Brown
state Committee
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STATE ITEMS

! Ars- Gallagher -.-te'y del z pstro-s .,
/ re a-e flyj years.
Tie Renut c-1s or Dav CIV recommend
Hoa' James b.'aey. ior Congress.
\ new paper has heel started 2. Gales
burg. called lie Ws..'g Fslrs.
The Aieesa Pioneer saws -tere Is . --ea,
plenty o. berries there .t.s season
\ aew pes- oHce is established =. Torch
LAKE, Antrim coan:v.
sla GOA ,ar,as ~ r.o- +.,.. ..,.- NM
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Governor Grape

4 correspondent % the Detroit Asx
user writes from Flint a. follows
90 As many papers IN the Stale an Z
cusslng the merits aud claims Of ca1lslE.
for state nominations, the RepIt1
voters OF this largely Republican o5e
would Ike 10 be told why departure r
the time hOnOred usages o. the para
rewarding q faithful public servant E1i
second term OF Office, is 10 be asked J
case OF Gov Grape. Has lie not is1l
faithful officer, capable and honest, M
word has been said against bis adm aE1
ton. Then the Governor, bis frele 5
bis section may, with great pr0pnss 3
an observance VI q rule, The depaF.sz
which is more than a tacit c0ndenns1
OF the official course Of ar officer, a1l :
observance OF which is but justice 81
faithful official and good policy ID -
There is but one voice IN Genesee. 90. 3
Tor tie denomination Of Gov. Grape
We fully endorse the above, and %.
SPEAK FOR ourselves but are sats5e. :
denomination OF Gov. Grape Is tie o.
OF every Republican IN the COUNTY, .
has given the subject a candid and IL
Ell thought Gov. Grape has been ?
and found faithful, capable a0d TIE 2
interests o. the peOp.e.-HRlsaG.s -
ard