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The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17


''Dr. Doherty is a skillfu physician and honorable
gentleman any statement he makes patients he in
to fulfill That fact is great of his emf
nent in his profession 1t is unfortunate that
among the many advertising there is one who
be depended on. ''-Reric,c.
sDr Dollerty's reputation physican suffcient
guarantee for the Of any he undertakes."-
Chronicle
'Dr. Doherty has devoted his study particularly
to chronic specific and secret practice and s,lch il
the most successful Of any physician San Fran
cisco. FIRE. Press.
Dr. Dohertys reputation is second to other physi-
clan the coast in chronic and specific practice -
Mirror
have succeeded in gaining the confidence of the public
in their skill and Judgment as he has -'-Enqairer.
Or Doherty ranks one of most distinguished
physicians and also of the most successful which
is the criterion by which the medical praettioners
judged Echo.
s'DR. w +. DoHERTY.-Pe1sons going TO San Francis
in search Of medical aid. should by all means call
the above person at his Institute He is gentleman OF
scholastic and scientific attaiments and is we'll
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from al
parts of the State. National
DIR. W K DOHERTY.
Private Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Of1ce.
Private Leidesdorf street. San Francisco
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To the Mi~sed.

II ic-0 the afflicted sound and scientific medical AID
in the and Of all private and crouc dis
eases Of seS-css and and all sexual diseases
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EXTREME SIAPLIcITY.-A country man took his
seat at tavern table. opposite TO gentleman who
was in dulging in bottle of wine. Supposng the
wine to be common property. unsophsticated
country friend helped himself to II with the gentle
mans glass. That's COOL = exclaimed the owner
of the wine indignantly. Yes" replied the 9th
er, Il should think there was wine in it,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17
RoEsN1AUM's RITTERs.

RoESNBAUM's RITTERs.
Cures Dyspepsia
Cures Diarrhna.
Cures Jallnt:ice
Cures Liver Complaint
Cures Indigestion
Cures Fever and As1le.
And all Bilious Diseases.
DOSEN.ACM'S BTTTERS ARE TIJA
- Inyahds Delight the Poor Mans Friend They
tnlyeil InElorate, Strengthen and in pleasant way
eradicate Diseases. 49,
TRY THEM.
For Sale by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere
or by y B. JACOBS 4 Cd
tnl14 433 Front street, San Francisco
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~" 'tNAN aiS AsiVuSitluS VI Young ones
that kiss great calves.
If you wish TO get rich, get married When was
honey ever made With one bee in the hive.
wuAr is that which makes all women eouallv
pretty! Putting the candles OUT
TuS girls say that the times are so hard that the
young men cannot pay their addresses.
TnkRE are great many laughable things upon
The cid earth, bat she always keeps her gravity
WHEN vain man makes ur his mind he might
well feel mortified at the smaaess of his pac k.se
tbs clear profits of the Massachusetts State
PRISON last year were s2.eoQ
WHArgvEg multipHss the ties that bind man TO
man makes him better and happier.
IT is very easy thing for to be wise for
other people
TnERS are many idlers to whom penny begged
Is more acceptable than shilling honestly earned.
BisaAscx is arranging marriage between
Swedish royal princess aud parssian royal prince.
WusN does severe cold resemble a bril,ian, ideas
When 1t comes into ones head suddenly.
tbs Legislature OF Connecticut refused to abolish
capital punishment.
A YorNG lady who tainted a, a bare idea. was
last week seen covering her naked eye.
HEREs 10 internal improvements As our devil
said when he swallowed a dose OF salts.
THERE is multitude Of folks that mean well
enough but how like tie devil they act.
Hz who can wear clean shirt for a whole week
and keep 1t clean, a;a7t fit for anything else.
WHY'S the early grass like penkaife Be-
cause the spring brings out the blades.
WOMAN is adelasion: but msn win hns decisions
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Just Received: 4 Fine Dot of Double -Barreled Shot
Guns of al kinds
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And f'r the speedy Of the following rrnplrnts:
Sero1ula and SerofuIous fseetiens. sue b
- Tamors, Clcers, Sores EruP:ioas,
Pimples. Pu.tules, Blotehes, Boils,
Olains, aAd all SKIN DissSaes.
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WHEN vain man makes up his mind he nigh
well feel mortified at the smailaeSs of his packa 70
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Professor Vim HOLMES Agent
Huntoon street, Oroville.
None genuine unless bought at the above places.
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u tolnplAlIs- tlTlirly Of llke Hospital L.aIaion
eight years II Sacramento and the las; iour years i,
San Frvncisso.
H. IoAer experience Is n forty wears s.andinS AZ
during thu; tine has met with unparalleled success Il
the treatment Of al those diseases generally known =
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WHArgysR maltiphes the ties that bind man t
man makes him better and happier.
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The clear profits of the Massachusetts Stat.
prison last year were s., GOO
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PRErrY FAcEs.-Young Ladies should CONSIDER
that the pretty faces and graceful lanauor which
as II Is especially attractive to the most impetnous
of the other sex, gained them ardent lovers, will
not enable them To satisfy the innumerable requis
fions and secure the social happiness of the fdge-
" and exacting husbands, into which character
ardent and mpetuous lovers are often transferred.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MONDAY, Feb. I-P. N.


Gold opened steady at 1861, and remained firm at
tkat quotation until noon, when on reports from
Washington sharp advance 10 1876 was made. The
closing price 1877.
Governments were stron z, and under a large de-
mand for investment closed steady Mt quotations
The miscellaneous shares were steady. Atlantic
Mail was strong and advanced 10 lOJ. Pacific Mail
sold at 100, and was in demand at that price.
The Railway share list opened steady, and with
small reactions has been very firm al day On the
report from Washington of the resolution to stop the
contraction Of the currency, sharp advance was
made. New-York Central sold at 1851; Erie 6ls !;
Reading, 1867 Michigan Southern, 70; Rock Island,
lOO' with general scrambling TO buy by the bears
and but few stocks were offered at quotations. Later
~ the day the market was lower, but there was no
amount Of stocks presented for sale and the market
closed steady at quotations: New-York Central, l03
@loS!; Ere, C0s0e0s Reading, 1O5s0lOe Michigan
keptbcrn, 7ssVT41j Cleveland and Pittsburgh. ego
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05


head last week and withs574s head average per
one year ago. -
The number sold to-day at The ouehundredtbsi; mar,
Rc $500 head compares with 22co head last week and
with 3sI4 head the average per week last year. and with
SlC2 head at market one wear AGO.
1IE MARKET HUDSON CITY.
HUDSON CITY, Feb. Lowing TO heavy SHOWS at
the West very little live stock has reached any Of the
market places and II doee not now look az though the
through traDs could reach here before Sunday nigh IN
which case there may be fair supply for Mondays
that day at Dnnkrk Twill be due here and
will be offered for sale next Monday Annals 80 raI AZ
which reached Port JeTyis last week Seventeen cars
came in Yesterday two to-day and Elk expected
tomorrow The warm, thawng weather Indicating rain,
is unfavorable for trade, and WIN iun dead
meat markets, butchers incline to wait fur
ther arrivals Most of the cattle have been
sold at a slight adyance-in some cases tc per n
rates OF last Monday They range from 3 10 7c. per n
principally from "A 20 Ice Qnite proportion Of the cat
or western counties Of this State About cattle have
bees received and sold NJ COmmunpaw.
With 2Go0 head of bulOcks In the yards tlis morning,
the drovers and brokers thought that they could main
tain tho rates OF last Monday, and have eood time gen
eray with the butchers. The good time lasted pnti the
snow began 10 In sort Of free and easy flood OF tins
market also ran away Before noon prices were at
half cent lower than az the same hour last Monday
be made for the state of their feelings. Some OF them
who bought cattle at Albany cent advance upon the
a cent lower, they were loosng money so rapidly
We think te fair decline half cent pound though ihe
average quality Is much better that reduce the
average OF the market only quarter cent that Is 1880
against l49c. n hast Monday. Some extra cattle were
sold on the scales this morning at l73c h 90 10 per ewt
Dsnerested parties say they would dress CO 10 Oh more
Three heard sold at price called lsc 10 IL more
likely that dressed they will show the price nearer
lie than lsc At any rate we saw some really good "a,
steers at lGc and nothing over. good many fa
droves OF Western steers viii not average over lbe u
they do that There some cattle 8t U~I2c Dnt hot
maiv Tle market Is not as good rs u was
at Bergen and Connnnipaw. the ran Ds,,, thsIe
be beng hEr nn,, ,h1 Hudson River road owing 10 some
trouble with Growers aud tie Harlem roed For some
time past the Hudson River road has not ctFr'u Gl
River cara aud is drlycH nrer LIE q senvl.-, vili
give droyers the advantageei chipping sVr both roads
and In of boekades, viii be 70 them aoeo"eo
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

S4, North Western, Ssl 0Ssi North Western pre-
ferred. esa 9esi; Rock fdand eelG9e. Fort wayne
e9G0e..
Money continues to increase IN case, aud AL GOOD
bonses are fully supplied at GrG7 per cent, with
transactions at lower rates on Governments
Foreign Exchange is unsettled Bills at oo days on
London are quoted'at 1OI a1Osl for commercial lOs
101ns. for bankers do, OF short sight 1O90lO9s;
Paris at 60 days. 522l051s.; do at short sight 5lS'
l75161Antwerp, 5294 $751; Swiss, 5.22s051ss; Ham
bure. 960363; Amsterdam, 41d4lG Frankfort, 4l6
414; Bremen 7ss 7e Prussian thalers, ,720124.
Freights are duh and heavy; the engagements TO
Liverpool are 900 bales Cotton OF 5-b03-Sd' ana
ner steamer ZOO bales Cotton at 91G@sd. To Bremen,
per steamer, 800 bales Cotton at I'D. bark was
chartered from here to Bath, and thence to Wster-
ford, Ireland, with Corn at cd. per bush.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
40 s53. 1856 sS-for Customs, $5s300O; Payments,
ss67e.15s 50; Balance, $lc2c2, ,4S7 S5-Gold Notes,
$211.OOO.
The following shows the condition of the New
York City banks this week and last:
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TIE pRY GOODS TRADE.

EEwYoRK, Feb. T. 1867.
Last week closed with decidedly dull feeling in
every branch OF the dry goods trade To-day, however
in sympathy with very decided Improvement OF conf
hopeful fefng IN tbs Iparket, With more eisDotsp 70
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p,,crIpTs or PRODUCE.

I'm Ann bbls. Flour, 2ei Dbis Nnssy, sttt 9es
bush bush ' Oats sas say %; pEss Beef bills PSs
s55 Ilgs It ssas sI7 pkss Lard leos Dret-cd Hogs,
sooi hbls fets6Ienm, I,'4l phgs b"tte' i"iV psss'
IAh6xA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

They came 10y following routes Erie Railroad In
Hudson River Railroad, 1,bes; Harlem Railroad, 1al
Camden and AmbOy Railroad, 2c9; kew7Jefsey Central
RAJ sOad Goa; or foot II. About 2Oo IN the yards
Monday
Total receipts at Conimunipaw 500, 81 which 29 were
taken 10 Iiundredtbt The arrivals At Hudson city
were C65 of which 90 went 70 undfcdths fof
failing Seven are expected At Hudson CITY TO
morrOw.
DRCVERs
The following are the of droyerf, oWners-or con
signees 81 the pncpaLdIOvos ana where ib' aue are
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE MARKETS.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-See advertise
ment under Financial"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

TIE WESTERN UNION iELEehiH oo@fAs, ~
rha u.s,arD rn,on Telegraph Company is poS paying
it ynuarv dividend at the office OF the Company NO.
las Broadway Instead of sending OF esc. je se 'oe
holders as has been dcas Reros5s payment Is made oo
their orders OF 1rs through banks or oherws. maze
lie rSsirer of the Company Tue Sa"sS ,sosaIr,ese OF
necessS s tSrnus6 the mails and the Ireqasss saass
,ss.ss cneSss wifhont notice, In class oi s'o'ss"a
wide aud 90 largly seaste,eo'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR wERH ENDING MONDAY, Feb. 4, 1857.
Bssyes Cows vesls Sheep and Istls tvise Total
s74O 92 zoe l9G32 i,fS2 1,Gel
Those were cold at the following marhe-plsoos.
Sheep And
VsAa Lsuba fsiGe Jois
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.


RRICKERs WOOD FINISH furnishes prof
lD table business and requires but small capital Nsnn'etss
SIved its ner neither sheiac eopaL o.
hce No ~ Beeknah-st
EOAL Yard and Fixtures for Sale cheap. Suit
" able and location good for KiadBgwood FACTORY No ss6ys
E0R SALE-No. 270 th-ave.-GR R0CERY
aod FRUIT STORE Inquire the store or at No l vases
NEWSPAPER for SALE-RARE CHANCE
IN valuable be bought much m than Ne real
Vsue owing the sh Of the present Aoe5ess with real
name, A. T. b.. Tribune Ohce
VNO LAWYERS.--WANTE an able LAW
YER With laV In ths city taes Of
the Commercial Law. address W P Tribune Once
VNANTED-A BUSINESS MAN with from
w 5000 $1,000 Capital Partner otLewis 10
nhe vicinity Of hcw1o5t Bsotes
need pot apply. Address 4. C., Herald Office
VANTED-A young Man haying a small
w CAPITAL good little business Address Bon No l1s Tribune
Ohee.
go 00N THE Advertiser, thorough
take onehah interest established
Printing business in this city THIS Is good eproton ief
business Address DOlC Tribune Once
giving name, and sAns where an interview may be lad
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surrp pRovEns At BRowNTNo's.

From, NewYork-George EaslaEd, 40; Edward barnes
7b Samuel brown 1885, B. Chase ls9; George Mercer 10
T. o. Bakcr 81 L. RoInane. 70; ID. l. Baker 5Oi NJ fot.s
I1g / M Palmer 1856 S. Roberts L. h. Lappman, VI; Joh
A Rain NJ. Higgins a Browae i0G j. D. Noorheese' los
David Miller $40 L. s. smith, 527; t. H. Chattert0n, loI
A. Swarthout l69 g. 4. Angel, O
From Michigan-w. Thomas, JSS - -, =,
From Canada-R. Hume, lGl; Lake Bland, lh; w D.
FroIn ohio-John Simmons, lss; N. Woodfcrd, l72
Moneghan N Co., 357; q. W. Clark, lI9
THE SWINE MARKET.
Reeeipts nv Railroads, 10 wit: Hudson River Rarosd
95s; Erie Railroad, 1907 NewJefsey Central haroao
aIs.. Harlem Railroad, IL. Total-4732.
Ouinc to fhe extremely light reccipts, Hogs hOid n,
high prices during The week all BENG taken @ m ic a the Tsara
arc rs a The market to-day, hut the trade s moi
very active Most Of the hogs has & been sod a. sa
H. fa1 ,h ,%t few daye About 1000 western dressed
a,,ri~ad to dsV They are selling slow ut 9ld93c' foi
heavy and on q ekc for hight weight. -, A., r,,,,o
ThS si@ngLterers Association, nov running the klilhe
Department ~ Commuir slaughtered S2'20 H"gs al
fnaf nlnrl IN InnnAlT.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

ceipis last yeaT..tqA ~ i,i94 1880 l2,sIs s9,G7l
Receipts last week. C,4ss 40 SO N0l I.9I 3,95l
PRICES OF BEEF AT THE ogIsuUHDREDrHsr EAHKTr Tnih
WEEK.
The following the quotations Jef pound upon thc
ght Of IbeaseleT SINKING offa Ihat 10,
bullock whose quarters Will weigh ovt, a 10 eeDts
1LLIl uIunII
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

advantage. There is good deal Of complaint among
drovers about the Lake Shore road What s tho matei
letter from sufferer indicates bad management IL
VIII Dc seen by the list Of States that unusually heavy
run came from this State and Connecticut. Ono feeder
assures us that his cattle sold for less per to-day than
he could have taken last Autumn yet be preferred TO sell
now, a. he belbves the Ilce viii go down Spring ap
Ing for "A rise.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

e25 20 spee ele go 90.
p 953f7 Depoes 10 3ll ~
Legal Tenders. St;'9H,9h ..o, 80, a., q.
CleaTing for the week ending Jan &c v
CleaTiBgs Tor the week end1g Fet 2 lS61... 5lZzS y
the week ending Jan. &C. 1861 pJo y
eDnR Feb 2 Z$TH@@
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05


The Bunocks sold at Onehuudredth-st, at Hndsor
CITY and COlnmunpaw reported from he following
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

NASSAU BanlT.-Ssemen Of the NASSAU bAtn ss 5sesrss
ChArs isS week saiofss1 ths Sd cay
anonn and Discounts
Average laosnfo -.
snoani OF net Deposits
y and County Of Newfcrk Frsncs W. Bars Csshsf o.
And h the shove s'fssszsn
knowledge aud belief HAls Cs.Dss
before tes Cd dhy ofFeOrEhy ie7 , . - -. y-,,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
KUHN. LOEB & CO.,

BANKEns, NO ~ NAsSAuSr, -.-sz.. a =,
Receive Mes.J Deposit saos rlscl S:a lie same With
lJ UT, Bsnia --y-1Y> >-s"
Allow Interest b. spseial agreement only, and
make ,:ns 20 customers on liberal terms
.,ay and sell Commercial Paper. . -, -
ss % Orders or aoseramsst sscites D9pds Stools Goa and
Pa,.lso R,elsnee Oh Commssi0s osy
Cosers w be Hass sBy pa u The ppte States and Rncp~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

Greenwich RHnk. k.-Stateuelt Of the GhEENNlIB BANK
Of SO
r..l sad,ns saturday the Of February, la7. -
DlscoDnts "
amouni Of Cheulston 4'rsv
fs ww 49, 49,
N>SYort, Wiasn Have, CASHIER 81 se.
Ln-less taa essi
s~ora before me tbs AA day OfPsbrusy, Is1.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09
THE OLD FLAGS BACK IN TENNES.
SEE!--

We find an article on BrownloW's
c0upsPetat in Tennessee, in recent
number of the Philadelphia Press, un-
der the above caption. The cold flag!"
The flag which protected negro slavery
in Tennessee, the flag for which jeff.
Davis fought in Mexico, the flag which
Massachusetts, refused to defend against
the British in 1912, is that "old flag"
back in Tennessee? Nay, is that ''old
flag" which has thirty-seven stars up
on its field, emblematic of thirty-sev-
en- free and equal States, back in Ten.
nessee? Alas! no! There is a new
flag floating in Tennessee, a flag under
whose baleful shadow the tree of liber-
ty bears no fruit, the black flag of Ne
gro supremacy, upheld by the Swiss
guards of that worst of Gesslers, the
brutal, beastly blackguard Brownlow.
Talk about "the old fagw The edi-
tor of the Press must imagine his read
ers to be great fools, indeed, if he eX-
poets them to believe that Brownlow
ran as supporter of the cold flag"
His banner is black as night, and the
skull-and-cross bones of Death consti-
tute its only emblem. Under such a
flag, Old Beelzebub will some day mar
shall the supporters of such men as
Brownlow, and march them to that
nethermOst hell, which hot as it may
be, ought to be seven times heated, to
be a fit receptacle for such ice-hearted
traitors to their race and to their coun-
fry.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09

blacks, are traitors to their raPe, tOtheir
country and to their God! Traitors to
their race, because they crush out the
political privileges of the whites, whilst
they enfranchise the blacks; traitors
to their country, because they know
that the African race is not capable of
self-government and their supremacy
in a large portion of this country will
prove its destruction; traitors to their
God, because the Creator formed the
Negro the intellectual inferior Of the
White Man, and, therefore, Gods pur-
pose is violated in forcing equality be-
tween the two. Who would be t,'Qi-
tor to his race?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09

THE Richmond Enquirer says "the
papers from all parts of the South bear
the same testimony; that under the
management of the demagOgues and
office hunters, the population of the
South is arrayed race against race. n
thousand maledictions will light upon
the wretches who have brought about
the great evil, full Of sorrow to both
races, and involving the destruction of
the blacks.
In the contest of races, the weaker
will go to the wall. The lesson of his
tory will go for naught, if the result of
forced antagonism Of races is not Ia
tai to the col0red. The Enquirer cites
an instance of the growing abuse. A
meeting of negroes in MecklenburS
county, for instance, lately passed
resolution that any cOlOred person VINO
might not vote the Radical ucKet
should leave the country in thirty
hours. :,
A general system of challenging
whites has been recommended by the
political committees. Where is this to
end?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09

PURE WATERING water ought to
be drunk which is contaminated by
leakage or infiltration from sewers,
cesspooIs, or foul bitches. When pos
sible, the water supplied in towns, or
derived from surface wells, ought al
ways to be filtered before use. A cheap
filter can be made by taking large
common earthen fiower-pOt, plug the
hole at the bottom mot too tight with
a piece Of sponge, then streW the bot
tom of the pot with powdered charcoal
one inch thick, over this put layer Of
clean sand, over that again an equal
quantity of coarse gravel and a few
loose, small stones: now set over a jug
or bottle and fill it up with water; the
water which drops through the bottom
will be found cleansed from its impuri-
ties and sweet to drink. This filter is
admirably adapted for use at sea, being
easily made and kept in order. 1t is
said that water from stagnant pond
may be sucked through charcoal with
impunity.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09

ShOut, y ye nlSeraole hadlcals
Sound the heW-gag ;! Bang tle DanJo!
hihg the co"-oeliS Inc cioVeh-loot
Vi beeiAeouo Dro"nlo" - "s"lh oii 'ile
hecAS oi 'iie "iil'e 'iaVe0 Vi heliie0See'
AS LOUIS Ndpoleoh eiec'eu hlili0eli
emperor ol ralce' 80 Dro"hlo" Has
iii"''e iiiiii0eii Ming u ieii'ie''ee' Day
oHeto III 'ile h"i'''o VI NeSloe'' nave
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09

A CHANCE TO MAX E MONEY.-FIVE
HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED To SELL
THE ''YOUTH's OR PEOPLES HISTORY
OF THE WAR. This is the only his
tory from a Democratic standpoint,
and can be relied on as truthful in every
respect. No family should be without
it. Also, 800 agents are wanted to sell
work entitled "N0jOqte," written by
Hinton ROO0n Helper, author of the
"Impending Crisis" This work, al
though written by Republican, !"
and one of Mr.. Lincoln's own pets, is
worthy the careful peruSal of every
Democrat and honest Republican" :"
1t stigmatizes the ruling majority in
Congress as the "Execrable two thirds
majority of the Black Congress" that
ought to be despised and spurned by
every genuine lover of the pure Caucas-
ian race The Negro equality and Ne
gro Suffrage question is handled in an
able manner by the author. Let every
man in this county who is opposed to
Despotism, and also the social and po-
litical equality of the white and black
races, secure copy Of each of these
works, at the first opportunity. With
these works you will be prepared to
combat successfully every argument
of the White and Black Negro Party
in favor of the despotic measures passed
by the Black Congress, and of its negro
equality. doctrine. Those desiring a.
gencies for either of the allowed named
works will please call on Mr.. E. w. MIL
LER, who can be found at the Mengel
House, in this place, from the 18th to
the 18th of this month. Both works
are meeting with very rapid sales, and
10 young man out of emplSy yment can
do better than to secure an agency at
once.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-09
Kentucky Speaks
Immense Majority for the Dem
OcratiC Candidate for
Governor

The glorious old State Of Kentucky
held her election for Governor and
Members Of the Legislature, on Mon
day last. Hon. John l.. Helm, Demo-
crat, was elected Governor by an i'm
mense majority, estimated as high as
10000! The Legislature is almost u
unanimously Democratic. Following
Immediately upon the heels of the
Tennessee diabolism, this result may
be taken as an expression of the indig-
nation felt by the neighbors of the out
ragged citizens of that State, in regard
to the BrownloW usurpation. Here is
the difference: Kentucky is governed
by white men, Tennessee is ruled by
Negroes; Kentucky goes largely Dem
ocratic, Tennessee B. III. Radical.
Glorious Kentucky Poor Tennessee!