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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-23

THE Boston Post, in the following
paragraph, presents an unpleasant di-
iemma for the admirers Of the two
Senators from Massachusetts:
That Messrs. Wilson and Sumner
should vote against each other in the
United States Senate, and that Mr..
Wilson should sustain measure which
Mr.. Sumner pronounces "a compromise
the most shameful, indecent and utter
~ immoral of any in our history, as
bad as bad can be- proves one Of Two
things, namely: either Mr.. Wilson is
not worthy Of holding a seat in the
not true.
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THE present Congress passed, with
out hesitation, bin which contemplate
ed an expenditure of twenty millions
of dollars per annum for the mainten-
ancc Of negroes.
4udrelr Johnson retOed It, and the DeHt-
0crGtic party sustained him.
The same Congress has neglected to
appropriate one centto the equalization
and payment Of bounties due white
soldiers.
The Democratic party denand that
they shaH do 50, and -11ldlrets johnson is
NTH than.
Who are the soldiers friends? Those
who postpone his interests to the eleva-
ton of the negro, or those who demand
that the elevation of the negro shall
be postponed TO his interests? The
people will answer at the polIs.-Age.
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THE PRESIDENTS ORGAN ON THE
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

1t is well known in Washington city,
that the National B1telIjgenceJ is the
personal organ of President Johnson.
We copy the following editorial on the
New Hampshire election, from its IS
sue of the I4th inst:
There is always a tendency to in
creased majoritieS for party in power,
unless something happens in politics
that strongly arrests the public atten-
ton. Thus, the majority of 400 last
year in New HampshireIOr the Repub
Iican candidates for Congress soldiers
vote included would have been larTe-
ly increased this year had not the poll
cy Of the Administration led intelli-
gent and rejecting Republicans To
think that the warfare OF Congress up
on the President required some cOnsid-
sideration rs to their course in State
elections, even at this early period
Had this feeling been stimulated by
the idea that the friends OF the Presi-
dent desired reliable assurances from
Republican candidates for State offices
y 3
and opposed 10 the miSchievOus ana
destructive course of the Star-chamber
cabal in Congress, it Is hardly doubtful
that Governor SInyth could not have
been reelected. Seeing this, the in
strumpntS of the Congressional clique
or iuntO set To work TO caiole the Re
pubicans at home by the idea that no
such serious difference existed between
the President and iOngreS, that might
moi be calmed down ut an early day.
Hence, they caused q resolution to be
passed al the Republican state Con
ventiOu. which endorsed tne President.
Here at Washington il was given Our
to the friends OF the President in pow
or. that there was nothing bur -Ood
feeling for him among the Republicans
II home, anu hence no steps were taken
by the former 10 procure q concerted
movement jn that State that was based
upon adhesion TO his great policy Of
State restoration. Meantime the par
tisan Radical tricksters exhausted in
genuity, and effort, and means 10 get
every empitye OF the Government 90
contribute Ut his money and time To go
home to cast MS vote in such 4 manner
a. To enable the enemies OF the Preoi-
dent 70 announce great victory of
Congress over him. That this viii be
done we doubt not, hut the facts that
we have stated will show that lhe ra-
suit would doubtless have been against
the Radical destructives had a distinct
issue been made upon the Presidents
policy. In short, the result may be re-
garded as virtual Radical defeat.
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SUFFRAGE FOR THE NEGRO.

Let it be remembered that every
"Republicann Congressman from Penn
sylvania, voted Tor the bill to force Ne
gro Suffrage upon the people of the
District Of Columbia. These men win
return to their constituents for en-
dorsement at the election in next Oc-
tober. Many Of them will be nomina-
ted for reelection, and the places Of
those who may fail to get such 6 re
nomination, will be filled by men as
radical as those discarded. The pco-
pie must prepare for the issue which
such nominations will inevitably &
woke. Politicians and demagogues
will do their best - blind-fold their
followers, as they did last fail, by tell
ing them that no sucg issue Is possible;
but they cannot deceive any one who
is willing to see for himself. The fact
that all the "Repubiican' members of
Congress from this State, voted for Ne
gro Suffrage, makes thai the platform
upon which our political opponeutsa are
bound to stand in the coming canvass.
Had their Convention repudiated the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-23

A girl, bound to family at Litch-
field, Montgomery county, Illinois, re-
Gently hung little boy, in retaliation
for whipping his mother had given
her.
"A thorough cleaning of every house
in New Orleans has been ordered by
the Mayor, in anticipation of the chol-
era.
Vigorous attempts are being made
to admit the new States of Colorado and
Nebraska into the Union.
Ten dollar notes of spurious char
acter on the Easton Bank, are in circu-
lation.
The Borussa and City of New York
sailed on Saturday for Europe, with
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WEST PROVIDENCE,
March : 1866

MIR. MEYERs:-Will you be 50 kind
and Obliging ~ 10 print these few lines,
in some corner of your paper.
haven't got much learning; if | had,
/ could write better. | belong to the
common people, and they don't write
much; but took curious notion in
to my mind to write something about
Greely's opinion of President Johnson's
putting his heel on that costly Bureau
that they got made a year sinceat Wash
ington. Something about it has got
broken so bad that they can't use it to
suit everything they want to put in it.
So some Of Mr.. Johnson's used to-be
friends, took a notion to have it mend
ed and made bigger, but it would have
cost so much money to have ii fixed to
suit the fancy Of those thatused to hol-
loa, "Hurrah for Johnson ~ So john
son vetoed it. Greedy thinks that
johnson made mistake and relieved
those who elected him of a great re-
sponsibiiity, by taking it on his own
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To CONsUMPTIVEs.- The advertiser,
having been restored to health in few weeks by
very simple remedy, after having suffered for
dread disease Consum ptiOn-is anxious TO make
known TO his felIow-sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of chargel, with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
ASTHMA, BRovcHITIs, CoUGHS COINS, md ali
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceiyes TO be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rev EDWARD A WILSON.
Williamsburgh Kings Co, New York.
Inn < 'Sf-Iv
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4 private letter from Millersburg,
Dauphin county, dated this morning,
9th, states that the Democracy, yes
terday, elected the whole borough tick
ct, by an average majority of thirty
FIVE. Last fall Gen. Hartranft had
thirty-three majority. This gives a
Democratic gain of siXty-eight votes in
that borough. Good for Millersburg
and her gallant Democracy! Push on
the cOlumn.-U.
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THE Democrats Of Middle Wood
berry and Union townships, made
an excellent fight. on Friday last, car
rying the greater portion Of their tick
cts. Last fall, these townships gave lGf
"Republican" majority. We are sorry
that we cannot say the same for the De-
mocracy Of South Woodberry. Our
friends in that district fail to get out
their vote almost invariably, whilst
their Republican" neighbors make it
a point to be at the polls. The other
districts of the county look TO South
Woodberry for better return in the
fIItIlrp
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DIED.

SCHELL-In SehelIsburg. March lgtb g:,.
D., daughter Of john S and ate b s,be,' ...I :.
months '-"'
A lily broken OF the rain.
Before a single earthly st,in
Has on its velvet whiteness lain
And Heaven, ktliie IN taking rgee
Has shat its jewcled doors TO me.
or white-Tobei peace and mins,re.sy-
BHr
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Gen. b. +. Cheatham, late C.. s.
a., was married on Thursday evening
last, at Nashville, Tenn. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Bishop Quin-
tard.
On Sunday last, Mr.. VIM. Ohle
died in Syracuse, at the age of LOG 6years
and days. He was born in Montreal,
March 3, 1850.
1t is understood that the govern
,nent intends to order the muster out
OF forty thousand negro troops, now
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WE are informed that Col. Fr. Jor-
dan has been appointed Chairman of
the DisuniOn Geary State Committee,
rice John Cessna kicked out. This is
1.-THE most unkindest cut of ALL" The
Governor" will now have to take his
place as a private in the ranks, and
forward march, F" fright dress" 'left
Wheel" mark time," company,
halt" according TO the command of
Col. Jordan.
Jordan is de masss, Cessna is dc servant.
Try him how he like it for a spell
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CATARACT, 40YEARS.-Mrs. Ashcq,o
from Bedford Pa. stopping with her sister NJ,
" hl'ams, near The corner Of Baldwin and Pm,
Streets, has had Cataract on both eves oyor sLh
years cruising total blindness for the Inst 9 va,.
Lately DR. Sterrett removed the cataract ~
now sees to read without the aid Of glasses
Jan l2-5m
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The s.Ei0ys in Bfue'' arc now AT Home
They Have Been Heard FrouI
For Democracy and the Union!

The municipal election held in this
city yesterday resulted in most signal
triumph for the Democracy. Oliver
Edwards, Esq, was elected Mayor,
over Mr. Kepner, who polled a COM
bined Independent and "Republican"
vote, 10y one hg,dyed 0nd .tOry-Secen
maj0rHy "a gain o. one hUndred and
.ffty rotes over last falls election, when
Hartranft had three majority.
John 7. Wilson, Esq, was elected
City Treasurer, over the straight Re
publican candidate, Dunn, by two hun
dred and forty-two maiority!-a gain
Of two hundred and forty-five over last
fall-the largest Democratic majority
poIled in the city since 18G0-and the
largest ever polied at a municipal elec-
ton! Three years ago Gen. Roumfort
was elected Mayor by only Il MAORI
ty.-PutriOt and onion.
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YORK, Pa, March 16.-The victori-
ous Democracy are filling the town
with shouts Of exultation at the elec-
ton Of David Small, Chief Burgess, by
four hundred majority; large Demo
cratic gain.
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I xEyy BOUNTY LAW.

Hon. \. Il. CoHroth, NJ G., from
this district. introduced, in Congress, q
few days ago. the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RsS0lred, That the Committee on
Military Affairs be, and are hereby, in
strugted to inquire into the eXpediency
Of reporting by bill or otherwise for
the relief OF such persons Who were
drafted and paid Communication money
or put in substitutes, and We're sub~e-
quentiy drafted and second time paid
Communication money put in >ubsti-
tUteS. or went into the service.
We hope that Congress Will al once
act upon this matter and give relief to
those who suffered from the severity Of
the ConacripJion. Congress gave the
wound and Congress ought to try to
heal H..
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MARRIED.

BLACKBURN--GRTFFITH--In s,bsr.s..
on the sth inst bv R-v + II Ham. NJ T.1.-
C, Blackburn and Miss Eniiy Griffith. bath If ~.
county. '
TOBIAS-DAYTS On the 2Osh inst. a,tb,.
idenc" Of the brides father, by Rev. 5 c.
ling, Mr John b. Tobits Of u,pewell, ana A..
Hcttle NJ Davis, Of Yellow Greek ''@
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-23

TIE Democratic gain in this county,
on the vote Of last fall, is 4ol, and the
proportionate gain to the number of
votes pollcd. is 527. For this result, we
have to thank the good sense Of many
conservative Republicans, who have
tired of the radical folly Of their party
leaders and have determined to cut
loose from their desperate leadership.
We do not exult over the defeat Of our
opponents. for our help came from their
ranks. We only thank those who as
sisted Us, for taking their stand on the
side of the right! The energy OF the
Democrats throughout the county, is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Theydid
their duty nohIy.
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SCRATCH ScRArcH ,-WBEAroN's 0INrarNr will
cure the Itch in 4S hours. Also cures Salt Rheum.
Ulcers. Chilhlains and all Eruptions Of the Skin.
Price 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists
BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 Washington street Boston, Mass. it
will be forwarded bv mail, free of postage to any
part Of the United States. Sept. 22-6m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-23

THAT Copperhead procession"
which Governor Cessna prophesied
in his answer to Col. Jordan's circular,
will come off as soon as the Chairman
Of the Republican" State Central Com
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Brandreths Pills have affinity for the su5jscf
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STRANGE. But TRUE.-EVery young
lady and gentleman the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of chargc,) by addressing the un-
dersisned Those having fears Of being humbug-
ged will oblige by not noticing this card Others
will please address their ohedicnt servant
THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway. New York
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A TDTTOP,S %oTIGrr ~

! DJIOK'S NTIttE.-Ihe heundnr-
n signed appointed by the Orphans Cey-, ,s
Bedford county. 10 settle the exceptions fe9 ttt.
widows appraiseTnent in the estate Of J sr n
Sleek, dec d, also the exceptions fled 70 forss.
report to state an account and make dis'rjbuTar
oi the balance Of funds iu the hands Of N A.
sip. Esq administrator, will attend 10 Tie 69..s.
of his appointment on Monday the 9Th dlr.f
April. next. al 0 o'clock " of sail tlv. All.
Office in Bedford, when and where all rar-;esj~
tcresjei can attend. JOHN 2 REED
March 2J-3t Art,-.-
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AsOTuER DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH

"Wait till the Soldiers Come Home -
Shoddg Organ
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no THE HONORABLE JUDGE

" LIE HUN oRA BILE } l DVLN
4 Of the Court of Quarter Session of Bedford
county. Pa:
The Grand Jury at February Term, 1886. s-
snectfuly submits the following report Of the iaa
Of the county aforeS id as follows.
The Locks and Keys in our opinion are ln>a1
cieut for the safe keeping Of Prisoners.
The Rooms also appear 10 he detrimental to The
health Of The prisoners account Of the sXi,tar-s
Of an offensive smell; insufficient snd dirty E.t
clothing. and torn chat ticks.
The rear wall Of the Jail building the ou.s.fs
is being much Injured in consequence OF the ea-
condition Of the Spou,ing. the wall receiving Tf'
ter from the root. rendering it iaeasnrabIy e.!
for prisoners breaking through and eff,c'ing Their
escape
II is also noticed that one room is used for .na'
king Bacon. rendering it extremely dangerous
from IRE.
4 coal house Is also situa;ad against the vel. d
the Jail building in the rear yard, and Other rub
bi,h
Al of which is respectfully submitted, this lt-
day Of February, 1856.
}. T. SATTERFIELD,
Mar o., rs. Foremaa
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TUDICIOUS ADVERTISING, by
u all business men, is the secret Of success Re.
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n EW GOODS for SPRING SALES
ERE It LANDELL.
Fourth and Arch Streets PHILAUELpaA.
ere opening for

SPRING SALES
Fashionable New Silks.
Novelties in Dress Goods.
Nv Styles Spring Shlwls
New Travelling Dress Goods.
Fine Stock Of New Goods.
Magnificent Fouiarjs,
Splendid Black Silks, sc.
Z 4 L.. have their usual assortment Of Sra9-
Goods. Also, Cloths, CassimereS. Eestinss Gr
T. S.-oUr prices are uow arranged to meet "a.
views Of Buyers Mares, '6j 81.
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This Institution is very PLEASANTLY slus'aa 20
Friends Cove, mies from Bedford, the tefm'l =.
OF the Huntingdon and Bedford Rail Roa1 ana =
miles from Cumberland, q station on the NJ.
Central Rail Road Rainsburg is a small 4.-.
and exceedingly healthy town. il The ni',- W.
beautiful seeurTy, and sufficiently removed Il u
the influence Of large towns and cities 90 rea'<. j.
most desirable cation for Il Literary lAS.ia5,.
Its inhabitants are mor,,l and religious, snd 'o'I'
are Eew temptations rn vice iileness djssIs'i1'
sliuIted IN rich agricultural section tbs ln, 49,,
tiou for Young Ladies' and Gentlemen i de;iasi,
the cheapest in the country. Itisorganlfed on ~ ~
most approved plan Of the best Institutions o. w
land; IFS main object is to imp7rt s0Ria iti."'.
All branches Ssentidcsl. CIassictl AMI oFH' "--
tai Taught The mental and moral oulrare "
carefully attended to. and twithout seol9T'a4 ''.
judces due respect for relis sion il incucdel -.
by precept and example. "In things Decr,'S,.
unity; in things doubtful liberty &n' IL Ia, ~,
things, charity" For circular and intorigTS''-'
Address HUGHES & STEWART,
Raiavbnys, Bfdtad Co. ri.
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4leW = advertisements,
HENRY HARPER.

HENRY HARPER,
520 Arch Street
~ .rcurs PHILADELPHIA
Fine Gold JEWELRY.
Solid SILVER WARE
and superior Silver Plated Ware. sf Rsdr.'.
Prices. tdar23. '6S -5m.
y AT0TICE.-The gentleman who bor,
Y rowed my single harness les. giDta, -. t.s.
asegh ride, viii please return he same. ass]e;,t
ing /, about over and presume be has no fartfg-
use Tor H. 7. IL LYONS
March 23-3t
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no THE HONORABLE JUDGES

of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Bsia,i
comfy, Pa:
The Grand Jury Of February Term ISL ~.
specially submit the following report A~s,a
careful inspection Of the Poor House Of the amy
aforesaid We are Of the opinion that the B-..i-
ing in which he prupers are kept is in very d
condi ton and tot'}Iy unfit tor the purposes i.r
which it is intended, because the house in add ,o1
10 the decay seems TO be too smrII for ne c1z.
Portable quqrteIing Of the peupcrs aHd wayta--.s
that continually crowd it Il wouIi doubles b..
beneficial to the poor (as il is essentially negess
ry that another house should be provided an5 a.-
so 10 the taxpayers 10 have location remote from
the Borough Of Bedford and the turnpike. 4
Poor House whether it is 10 De brick or not. ana
not only this. but in consequence Of the filthy con
condition whIch the house always seems 70 be in. j.
very excellent source for Epilemcs which would
spread with great raPidity over This entire com
munity.
Al Of which is respectfully submitted, this l|'-
day Of February. 1855.
J. +. SATTERFIELD.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COCRT OF
D BEDFORD DC0UNTY.-Esta,eo Of John y I.ga..
deeeased.-The undersigned, Auditor spp5n.e
to make distribution Of the mouey arising from
the Partition aud valuation Of the Real Estate Of
John \ Lane, late "f the CITY Of Lgucaster p
decd and secured by recognizauccs in the Or.
phans' Court of BeifDrd County. will meet The
parties interested foF the purposes Of hisapp9.l-
ment, on Mond y. the 10Th d " Of April next ct
his Office in the borough Of Bedford
Mpr %, iG6 st G. Il SpANG. Auditor