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The ParlOr EayO ite.

TIN immense lcrna1l ipr u. puuuiar iu.tr,,
mrnt hAs iudur-ti IS to lnakr Ia. t,.1uut,,-tt,r,
l*t4''tf' anh re Rfc consequently rnL. lei to
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Zoe imaisr instruments hy oinrr "a ken. Inatt,.
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AGENTS wANrEr Fug TIE
BLU ECO AT

And how they Lived. Fought anil pied fbr the Tn
ton. with ~esncs anal inc,,lvnts OF the ,rvat lie
l,.ilpu.
Comprising narratives 81 rer~onai Adventure.
Thrilling inrtdcnts. Daring Exploits Iirruic
b-vsl-, Wonderful Esc.pss. Lie ia The camp
fi.ld aul Hospital, Adventures 81 -iics and
scouts with the songs. BAtiatt-, Anpe dptrs autl
Humorous iuct,i-ut~ otthc Wa.
IL c-nl4,ins over loo I'M" tnErAvings AMI IL the
spirte-, aud cheapest war btus published Fricc
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terms. and iuil description - tIir W-rk. An
drc-> >Aiip>At. IT ELi~iIi\t' Co. PhilaJci.
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The Medicine for
WlIoopI\G CotGU

pDDn's >crtiur and in iEprafsr gives agrcca.
hlr ana slnin-f tnstani Trli-t in tsr i.a-si. -
Ahu,ging tpa-h Ihts l. com lGfnt that 90 th4.
drsu rNi-r,tcsi To laisr. AMI Whcii it ~cutc-
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thry B-st can. iuIc nothing t-ius dome In
break II la ea'Ity help tho sufferers alua <
And when It Ia rrhcels-i iaIt very many Il abe
diseases 81 older sud a'lnit ,eaE. have their
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aegires ~ou'n t-r alters HuarrUuusAlle out t.r
the fret fnat rhisircn. diseases. nae many the
Wcssue sees OF woman. esfti -tf.fc.t mach 4
unrvu-cnirti about ih-fif. let Ihrtl roUgh
tsr,,ugh ~c .tii ,rrn, sru.rallg d. b. ii,c "a
feeling sofi Who-,pin< tfusu - 8 >-t.utss dis-
es-o. ant ib-iu's S-TvIu- Ai..t tsurtnT tT-sts
With COMPLETE et,tt>> Mnliier.. ~
IT. aud save syar liti. Uar- the worst y ms 1T
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LcaaI lot;ee !.


!" The Honorable Justices Of tho supreme h..
,ii-itt 'urt .. thu -iat. OF Mrinn 10 M. hIi.,, i,
i'"iir~t withfn ani frr 'hr ,.,nntv IN WAN, IN,
''e N'-t i"e7'i', OF January A. u. I,n
EI-sECCA Bi.NsDkLL
ni AL Belii-t V he VI samuel II tIai.dclI yr,,.
y ~ ratt i'flia-t. who-- last r.silnr~ kno,yp i,
\, ar iibeilant MSS in >slThn ia tn,. ,,,ntr 4,
Hancock and stltc at,.r,.,,iI r,.,..tr.tI'N Il -
anu give I'm Honorable Court to nc informed NM
m" Wa lawfully married to .aii ,nu..,eI II n VI
"a ~ sad touhty ~ II inrock 10 the NOM, Il !,
FE II \ and bath ever incc c.,nducfe,itn,, u
- a. true hnt iaifhiaI "'fc. tiat thtt s,,d
>. iuutl T.. regardless 81 hi. marTi,a,. v..,.,
u'i-iti"hs He'eTt 4 an'l alta .uned Your Lit.I
AM ~ the month Of May \. ID - d and .y.r -
mat time she n - been compelled to -uu,,oyt ~
sell 10y her own personal liD"r wilhpu. re .e,yiay
amy assistance from sad >atn..I /. M A1
Llb.liIBi f,Ither alleges that >iii >.,mn,.I y. '
sar'ilcss Of ht- marriage Vow. ana obli,y,.ion
~ 4resaId di'i on The nrst t.ay OF Januar, ~,
part aptt on divers days thereafter b,tw.,.n ~ J,
,taY and thr nr-t ty oI tl1rc.i tt,t mi j, -
lin ia the County Of Hancock afofe.,id ,.o,t,,,,
the cftn+ - az" ter with a certain "a Omen vno.,
u.,mc y 10 y"uf Libciltn. unAuuxn Yb.r,.,',a.
she pray. . aec.te ir..in this Iipnor,,t.I. t,,
dc-- iYinZ the boad- of maj ipouy L, ~. Vi''
a,L the s.ii'l samuel 4. ac..rli.s l., =. - "e,
the Statute "a alcn case mai, aii.i pr,v def l,i
al Belfast ~ re-tId tn- tunrtee.tii t,,y IN
beer, =. ID l-o,.
9EBIoCA HLIisp.LL
STATE or nAlNE
WALDO. IS, Judicial Courts Januar, Term |
Os,ieres. that the Libelant give notice OF III, men
dency ~ her abel BY ing a copy or Tie same |
with his vtd-i thereon TO be served Oh the i,,ri,
fourteen days al least, bclore the ne 1t term of IN,
sad Courts TO be held AT belfast wilhin ami r,r ire
Lonnty "i ALTO. on the third Tuesday oE AnrI
next, of by puoii-hing sa'i attosis- Copy three /
~er.s successfully in the llswor.h American. /
public newspaper pr..te-i IN Eliswortn m the
county OF Hancock, TIE last publ alton To IN,
thirty days II lt-i-t before tn next Term OF nj,
saId Courts. TO be held 1t Belfast within and i,r
Tia. County OF WaJo, the third Tue s,a, ~ anr;,
lie Nt that said lbeiee may then and there a,,,.A.
chew cause II be nave why In. ~, - M
the Lioelani, sh ud not be granted.
AZ est, >. L. NILlKEN, Clepk.
A true copy Of libel and ur,ter OF Lourx Ia. ra.,.
Attest ). 4. AlLiKEN. Clerk,
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4 hENf>. FARMERS. GtRp>LK~ 1nd
tEtiT GROW tR- send fsr ttartirnf,r. IN
B~sI- Improved FruiI nc and Nln,. la, i.,,r,.
tor anil in-cst p~-iruyc r-" Ssrnu e. To- t..t v-u
III MAr'c'l To amy part Of ia. United states Aul
ifffrck -lll7flrtit'n gG1rsutrrsI t,uDI A.rnl. ar
wanted 10 every County "a thr United >tHt-- IA
lFc7s J. AHEAh y - second >t.cet baltimore
MI - ''''A't''"t'f
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Schooner for Sale

then (new neasurement.) For particulars in.
quire Of J. ,. Pewsrs, Seal Cove, Post OAce Ne.
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10. r. RowEL's COLUMN
AGENTS WANTED ron
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM
PAY

How iodou1c the value &c land and the profits
on stock and how To raise three times the quantity
o. hil tar " crops to IN acre. 100 pages ard 40
beautiful AMI useful Illustrations. Farmer .voung
men and and eNpcr,anceri agents Ind IL psVs 10
canvas Tor this book 100 10 2ol isr month
corfing e. ability aud energy For tn pa tieultrs
Address LffbLER. MrttHbl . CO. ,rhila.. Pa.
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WILLIAM wEICHTuAS.
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OFFIC Frs

CLARENCE II. CLARA. President
Jay toDAk, Chairman Finance ani Exe,n,,
t"nmi tee.
HEINZ y. COOKE, icc-Presid-nr.
EMERSON W. FEtf ~r"retary ana Actusrv
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WAhIED.AGEnIS.s,..s :, s. s.S.

- NV G1FNV ~ " VT WuHIH.
ey. rywhrrr. male anil female, tn Introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SEN>E FAM
LY >kWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch. hem tell, tucs. gun, 60 Il, bind brii and
emhrcidrr in most superior manner. Price only
els. Fully warranted tor i've wears. We will
pay ttveo for any machine ;ht win sew a stronger
more beautiful or more elastic seam than ours
u mates the Elastic ock >tuch.n Every Sc
cnn,l stitch he anil still the cloth cannot
bc pulled apart with "a tearing IT,: W. paw Agents
from go to fti pc mDnth amt expenses. a cotn
mission nm which twice that amount can be
made. Address >ttDNB & Co.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, TO foN, MASS, or ST LOUIS
Nc
CAUTION. DO no, be i'm t,asch upon by other
uartie- pain ng on worthless cayi-iYuu machines.
CnIcr the same nam. or otherwise. ours Is tnr
onis genuine aud really practical cheap marhinc
msIlutr turetl.
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Bankruptcy alutircs.
Court of Bankruptcy.

= Sen.Nt Court af Bankruptcy for the County OF
i,.n NcK. will lie held at IN. Office OF the Register
n, FIJI, ~crth. to-wit: at the efllce of the clerk
a, ,ha 80, the twenty third day of 4 pril,
MA, =, ,,ina OF tn. CLOCK. A. ~.
80 - ''0 PETER TEACHER, Register.
,u.,ax.h ,r . III al. Is -. II
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american anil Foreign -prng Whrrt. oar
Barl-A, Corn Clover seeds ,,ra.. 500 tt,..
f"wl-, Beet Fodder Cutter. >eud ifar he ~
ftEiNANrAL tAFNJor HNtI. onit rtrniv cent,
n-,,.e-a 80 ptIlA 90 mbc shrtg. n.
I. VERY SPORTS MARINER and nGR>E
~ should -endi our pamphlet of 20 page.
eontslnin-; iuiI desc lptpn OF a new iny,i,,,,,u
~ NhigR The most Invetlraie kickers rnaaarayf
anu rti"Hs tnr-e- can d. driycn Mtth perfect 40.
y TOR breaking In'i training horses IL J. better
THAN Earrl : or ANY other y.ttn. sent ire Al
drr-- 4 Bon Lii 60, Par.e-bur. Chester
60 PA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

1s"ns s ,ssomnan'ea By Of his and friends
Joining q The aonSiy parties they were
pse saa and I'm made pron s9n Of gossrnen troop:
OF the chief who con the column, aud therefore, we
10 sso OF cas: What Pu we do
Teron any s s mse any 70 ave 2.
SsIsnss wnoy. Of ihe foaitIss which dc mos
sua and er sSa ' sss osred he s an Ills
Gcas citizen one who had lst voluntarily and generously
a sh s she rSu q ns sc a .sn
the government Of Geleri oDonnel,he man against
the Of s Of The s9p was o
himself more hanano Tor although he had him m his power
In August 1857 irranis who We're in France 70
Spain on the sOnna o. var soms 81 them nm n'0 reas e
Sionary government neither illuminated nor permitted the
s %asa any s
s q Snel ' chs Of eyer
rns an ~ r. then aes Place sse yo If
yon Ike ensis Prm more iaainsn and cruel with the
hgp The apS Int 80 h
frankness and nabeness for even IN crime there can r
to lis saSaR s
chiefs o. Tbs instruction who may ia INTO then hanas ~
ose ess prs%a "H Civilized
Mains hnman sen Leg us know 50 At 60 ns no. e
@ en we COM q. e9nseasa s sr
havs assePSs In way al hS a VII fail on ss
~ enera prn has given these orders the
n re- ] i saf Soa s a q sms
which ishonor the uniform OF the Spanish and dis
credit the government Of the nation Ia the Of civilized
people Although from to-day and forever has disappeared
the usoy hope which Of the opmists conceived on
seeing General Prm ~ the head of although from
to-day forever the bonds good faith which united
the republicans with General Prim broken--a,hoagh
between this General and this party fall
any kind Of reconeliaon for the blood shed will impede y
and consider him, he Is, political enemyyet
cannot believe ourselves that the Condo do Reus
will be to-day cruel with the reyoutonares than
ODonne and Gonzales Bravo that by his order and
the unfortunate Caroa has been assassnated In
the manner winch he has. Justice. General PfinI Jus
lce ask for the committed In the nehborhood Of
Catula
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....-s
EvssISo TELEGRAM.
THE NEXT CARTOON NUMBER,
FRIDAY, nov. T.
SOMETHING SPLENDID AND USEFUL
FINE LIKENEssEs OF
GENERAL GRANT,
THE WASHINGTON GOLD BUREAU,
THE NEW YORK GOLD CoNsPIRAToRs,
Fac-Simile OF the Stone
oNoNDAGA GIANT,
With an interview by
TELEGRAM SPECIAL REPORTER.
AN ILLUMINATED NUMBER
NEwsDEALERs, SEND IN ORDERS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISERS, TAKE NOTICE.
AcADEMY OF M YT1qs.s opr..
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
THIS twEDNTspAYl EVENING, now g.
MADAaE CAROLINA BRIOL,
si siSSeK :; a. l EETAa.
MADAME ROSA CEILINI,
- sIGNOR BARILI, and others
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............MAX MARETZRH
FRIDAY, NOV 5-KELLoGG
' f fiNpA D OF caA i9dgasis op''''
IoRe1o il Bis Immense ree Antonio
signor REYNA, siSnor BAkiLI.
CONDUCTOR: .:::..............s... MAX MARETzER
r SAsTAe ekxk boy M4 a ihHlk
Seats he for any represents
tons a the Academy Of Music, schirmsrs l broadway
and ia Broadway.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKS, OUR PATTERN AND MANUFAC.
~ ture:.Amercan Watches IA great variety; Diamond,
Pearl and Gold Jewelry Wholesale and retail, al FRANK.
FIELD CO.'S Jewellers, Sixth avenue corner Fourteenth
street. aud Eighth avenue corner TwentT sixih NxaaL
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A HALL ROOM TO LET--TO GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT
IA board, second hoor also small Room on third floor
~ Union square, near Westmoreand Hotel.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LETT.
EniurnisIacd.

THREE STORY HIGH sT00P DWELLINo. ID
IA rooms possession 18th November I'll Wcst Fortyhird
street. side, broadway and sinh avenue rent
s., God STANLEY DAY, 9-b Broadway.
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4 THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LIT
FuruIshod a. q moderate price n taken immediately
ia Twenty street, near sixth No agents
need arply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

A LADY WILL TEACH CHILDREN PIANO AND
n give of her II required In part accommoda.
office. - - - -
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HERALD WEDNESDAY s-ouADK sHEI
ADJUSTMENTS.


+ Under the management OF Au0usTIN DAILY.
REIGN OF OLD GphEpYi ,ran
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK AND SATURDAY
COLLy CIBBER'0
Brilliant and busting Spanish Comedy with rich scenery
costumes m0antings and casp
MRS. sCOrTsIDDOXs. MISS AGNES ETHEL,
FANNY DAVENPORT, MARIA LONGM0RE,
GEoaoE CLARKE, WILLIAM DAyIDaE,
G al o. HOLLAND. E.F. HGBERT
and company. In their lively and entertaining
IN rehearsal, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Early
notice will be given q the hrst appearance OF Mrs =
nd and Saa or he
Robertsons Comedy oil CASTE"
WooD's MUSEUM AND MENAaERln'
MUSEUM Successor to Barnum's.
AND Open every day
Matinee every day.
MENAGERIE palace Of wonders aud curiosities. A
OF LIVING dramatic performance every day Grand
WILD oas sensssrs s" bsanss AA containing flaming
ANIMALS, Wild Animals ever assembled Ia any mem mem
OPEN DAILY zSoio ecal study for al ages classes
MATINEE and Iionesses, Royal Bengal Tigers, Leo
pards, mammoth and baby Elephants, the
DAILY Horned Rhinoceros, Panthers, Canaes
NICKLEBY Brahna, and representatives Of every
LAST Aui'''''0A sxNGAILH 'eA y 'A"'
WEEK FLICK FLOCK
FLICK LICK rnID4 Sx's ahHEfIr OF
r ANp Saturday I,i faTe Ero6 sksnsall
sANGALLL MATINEE
MONDAY NEXT, YANKEE ROBINSON.
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A HANDSOME FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT IN sa7
a West Thirty seventh street to let; rent 45 per month
also good Second Floor In 35l West
and water in each; rent &32 Apply TOT. CORBIT, 1853
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FOUR STORY HIGH sTOoP HOUSE TO LET-AT
n 1880 No 90 st. Marks place, Second avenue 10
STANLEY DAY, aa5 broadway.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A LARGE AND TWO SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS
n 6rst 1oor to let cheap for house
able location, near broadway A69hl Sixth avenue.
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d < FOR EACH ROUND DANCE--TAUGHT TO PER.
YC lection in two days, BY gentleman recently from
from Europe No satisfaction no pay Aadrass boz ~
Brooklyn Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

A DUTCHMAN IN LONDON.-THE FUNNIEST
n Drama of the day, keeping the audience yoars Of
laughter Grand Matinee to-day at TONY PASTORS Opera
House.
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AIERCADANTE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY," UNDER
wi the direction Of MAESTRO ANTONIO BAKILL-The
object Of this society Is io give opportunity Of gain 70
fese0nals and of instruction Of
cers will be given during the winter including
cers Sundays. To accommodate all there will be two
meetings at O'Clock and at O'Clock r. NJ 10 day,
Wednesday, Noyember at ss Clinton place Al each meet
ing the constitution win be submitted and members enrolled
AL whether nstrumcnaltsts vocaiists earnestly In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

A T182sEvENTH AVENUE LADIES AND CENT, EMEN
N you will be astonshed at the prices f. MiNTZ PAYS for
on clothing Carpets Jewelry 6c Please or send
note Ladies' attended to by Mrs. kintz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLoR AND
a Bedroom, with the of the kitchen stove at s73
Eighth avenue between Twenty third Twenty fourth sts
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HOUSE TO LET.--A THREE STORY HIGH sT0OP
Ii brick House, with al modern improvements. Five
years lease win be gwen Apply from 10 to ls A. M at No.
Iva West Tyenty seyclth street.
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no IET-FOR ONE TWO OR THREE YEARS, Is
West Twentieth street. 2sxle8 House stcnc, fonr
to4
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G7E A00 WORTH OF CAsT.orF CLOTHING, FUR.
DlC.VUU niturc apd Carpets wanted Hjghcst priccs
paie by THOMAS WHITE, 81 Seventh avenue Cab ON
sddysy VI. Or Mrs White
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -popwoRTH's CLASSES FOR DANCING,
IA. al ala Fifth avenue 681 Filth avenue Morning
afternoon evening Classes for families Evening Glasses
for gentlemen SEND for circular.
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FURNISHED BEDROOM, ALL coNvENIENcEs, IN
private family private Paror could be had besides;
breakfast desired; references close routes
~ West Eleventh street formerly Hammond) corner
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Only More Work !!

There is no change in the Election
Laws, except that the Registry Act
requires that citizens whose names are
not on the Registry Book, shat make
a6iddUh ia t0riting to the facts which
heretofore they were only orally sworn
to. Proof before Election Boards is
now made by ''hn1d Of 'crite," instead
of "hy icord Of month"; as heretofore.
The affidavit in writing of a qualified
voter of the district that the party not
registered has resided the lawful peri
od in the district, i also required
These are the only changes in the law.
He ach0 could uote under the old tar
can rote under this one. 1t will re-
quire more labor and and more time
for a person not assessed tor registered
to get his vote under the present law,
than under the former one. But this
fact does not deprive him of the right
to vote. 1t should however, stimu-
late him TO renewed exertions to pre-
vent designing rlen from cheating him
out of his rights.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
A Trick.

Samuel Shafer, of Union tp., has been
nominated for Commissioner, and Hen
ry Moses, of Bedford tp., for Poor Di-
rector, by a few persons who lay claim
to great virtue on the Poor House ques-
ton. These nominations were really
made by few Radical wire-workers,
who thought they were doing a very
smart thing in their own interest. We
have been informed though we cannot
vouch for the correctness of the infor-
mation) that Mr.. Moses declines the
distinguished honor, and that Mr.. Sha-
fer ''sticks." This leaves the Radicals
with two candidates for Commissioner.
The trick has recoiled upon its authors.
We caution our friends throughout the
county not to be deceived by This ruse
of the enemy. Examine your tickets
and see that the names of George Elder
and Adam X. Pencyl are on them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
How Many !? How
Much !?

Ed. Scull, Esq, of Somerset, Asses
sor of Internal Revenue for this Con-
gressionaI District, has been nomina-
ted for Senator, by the Radical wire
pullers, rice Stutzman forced to decline.
John Cessna, Scull and Stutzman met
in Philadelphia about ten days ago,
and cooked up this arrangement
Scull is Stutzman's man. The latter
would agree to the nomination OF no
other. Next to Stutzman, Scull suits
the Democrats better than any other
radical in the District. He has endor-
sed Stutznan's votes and defends his
whole course in the Senate. But Find
lay suits US better, and will be elected.
John Cessna had a finger in this pie.
He desires Scull's election so that va
cancy may be created in the Assessor
ship of Internal Revenue for this dis
trict. In that event, he will have
Franklin county man appointed to
that office, by doing which he hopes to
conciliate certain Radical politicians
in that county who are at present in
imical to his denomination for Con-
gress. This accounts for Cessna's share
in the job.
Some people who are little dull of
comprehension, cannot understand
why Mr.. Scull should be willing to
lay down an office worth $1,000 per an
mum for one that will not net him o.
yer $500? What is the inducement?
We presume nothing but "the good of
the partyr' Ha! ha! ha How self-sac-
rificing in Mr.. Assessor SculI!
A few questions are pertinent just
here. How many offices is Mr.. Scull
entitled to? How much did it cost to
to get Stutzman to decline?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Fair and Square.

The Snap Judgment ratification of
the Fifteenth Amendment by the last
legislature, fttste,as Negro Suffrage ire
UocaJ{y on he people Of Pennsylvania,
if the political complexion of the leg
islature be not changed and John w.
Geary dismissed from the Office of Gov
ernor. The issue is R0,e fairy and
squorey before The people. Every man
whe deposits ballot at the coming e.
lection, votes for or against Negro Suf-
frage in Pennsylvania and for or a.
ga,st endorsing the fraud and deception
by which it is attempted to deprive
the people of the right to settle the Suf-
frage question for themselves. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the Radical
ring-masters can lead the masses of the
Republican party, by the nose any lon
ger. Are you for Compulsory Negro
Suffrage in Pennsylvania, or are you
against it.? Your ballot viii be your
answer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-07
Tax Catechism.


Who paid oversixty-seven per cent.
of all the expenses Of the borough OF
Mauch Chunk for the years 1865, 1866
and 1867?
ASA PACK Err, the accumulations Of
whose industry enabled him to pay
for such purposes during those years
the sum Of $29.5l8.64.
Who paid over sixty seven per cent.
of all the taxes levied for the expenses
of Carbon county during the years
1866, 1866 and 1867 =?
ASA PACKER, whose honestly earn
ed means enabled him to pay during
those years the sum of $26, ,948.96.
Who paid over sixty-seven per cent.
of the whole amount levied for the
support of the honest poor of Carbon
county during the years 1865, 1866 and
1867?
ASA PACKER, who, by the sweat of
his brow, grew to be man of wealth,
and the tax revenue derived from
which, and dedicated to the poor, a
mounted in those years to the sum of
$l6,S44.73.
Who paid over sixty-seven per cent.
of the amount raised for the education
Of the children of Mauch Chunk in the
years 1865-'66, and '67?
ASA PACKER, from the bounty that
blessed life of toiling industry, he
was enabled to pay in those years tn /.
sum of SIG, 1881 10 for the education On
that borough. In one year, from his
taxes, 81, out of 62l children, were
educated, and more than six thous-
and dollars, of a debt of ten thousand
for school purposes, was paid.
Who paid over sixty-seven per cent.
of all the money raised for bounties in
the borough of Mauch Chunk when
the government was assaiIed, and our
brave soldiers went forth to battle?
ASA PACKER, from his wealth, un-
stained by fraudulent gains from
"shoddy" contracts, rotten commissa-
ry stores, or wretched hospital sup
plies, assisted in the maintenance of
our brave soldiers parents, wives and
children, by the payment in two years
alone of $22, ,72S 90.