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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

WE can assure our readers that "Rarrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" isreallys val
uabis preparation, and thst trial Is oil that
is needed TO convince any one Of. its excel
lency.-nusburg Chrisff0n Adrocafe
l2-d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

Orricr FOR RrxT.-The corner room IN
the GATE CRY building. formerly occupied
A ii, Office, Is for rent. II is commodious
and will make fine business office. u
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TIE very best thing you can do, when con-
t.mplating the purchase Of any article OF
wsaring apparel, is to go forthwith to the estab-
lishmeni OF Isaac N. 0tesn \ Co., where you
CA, get fashions ble and Substantial suitss
low figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

The Quincy Typographical Union is going
TO commemorate the birthday OF BenJam'n
Franklin, by banquet and ball.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
Arrivalsaad Departuresof the Nails
CITY NEWS.

Aeryrs WAxrep.-Reliahle men to can
yass in Keokuk and Lee county for Wallaee's
Automatic Washer. lost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

]. %. OxF.-Hegular meeting Of Pucke'
chetuck Lodge, No. 40, this evening at -
o'clock. Initiation;
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AMERICAN HOUSE
lROsfOn. Mass.

me keryest Ffyst- Cas- House in Ntw Finland.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS. with bathing aud VAR
Convenences connecting; Billiard Halls Telegraph Of
hce and Cafe.
jsnl4 LEWIS ROE 4 SON Propr's,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

THAsK..-The undersigned would return
his thanks to The fremen and citizens for
their timely and persevsrins efforts to ave
his psop.sty ffon destruction BY FIRE on the
night Of the 11sh inst.
GEO. SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

By Telegraph TeiHro, jan Il,
Wheat-shads better amber 81 12lS.
Corn Better, new az.
Osts-Unch .nse4; No II 81.
eesds-Clovsr better; -.
Dressed Hogs-Atvaneed ~: l27f6ia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

TIE BRmGE.-The Keystone Bridge Build
ing Company having completed the bridge At
Dubuque, il now shipping tools and msteri-
al to thi, place for the purpose Of constructs
ing the, one contracted for BY the Missis-
sippi Bridge Company. The bridge is to be
eighteen feet vide. two feet wider than the
one At Dubuque. 1t will also be longer. The
draw will be three hundred and sixty feet. It
will have two spans Of two hundred and fifty
feet each, and eight spans Of one handrsd and
sixty feet each. It is to be completed du-
ring the present year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

RxnHerant Healsla

Il tles4ins vouchaefsd to few. Even tose Who havc
80 ssfed By nassrs With strong eoasti.ations snd
Vigorous francs apt neglect the eauons nee
eseary prsAssse tAsse prseisss saaownsns Indeed
- ) rule ne rsvS Asa1eby and robust i, the
more liberties Is inclined TO take with his phy-
isns Il aAeS sopa lation the naturally weak m
fsNle &c kno~ras they be 70 invgorated and built
mp, bya proper OF ths means which sciencs has
placed At their di posa $50 have mnch better chsnee
long lila apd exemptions from disease and pan, than
the most athletic Of TIER e.rs wins foolish esoHgh
to suppose themselves and oct accordingly
il not TOO nach say that more than half the pto-
PIE OF the csiiz world netd eceastenat tonic to
enable them to support tho strain upon their bodies
and Minds whish a, NJ life At this restless age
sions In fact pure choleope nnsrcitn9 tonic Is the
kyand desidsrstaf Of tae busy millions. aud they have
The article In HosrETTERs STOMACH BITTkRs. 1t
Is = sfaxISAL KspIcisE, i. {. it mpaTts pernareht
stfcngth weak systems and insgorates delicate IN
III u,iors 1t. reputation and Its anles have steadily
increased Competitive pAratsons haze beca intro
duced al kbiy no fr the public is concerned
ud adassf rs The hope o. rfvniing II Int they have
All either eI1shed in tbs att mpf ben left far Ill the
rKnsrrr cErSuRY aud II : quite certain that
prietayy psdicins In tb ecuntry IL ~ In wn,
or et1spor al1J psed. ~
Ten lig1nn presses running necessarily tsut Gays
exrtpt the wheIe year til oHsh, b1,sly supply the
demand the Illuminated Almanac In whH the nature
and esea Of the alton set forth tbs circulation
now bdng over ave millions year Jan l2'Aw-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
Notice in Bankruptcy.

gUyuls 10 to give notice that the so.h day OF Dec
AID. 1865 Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against hs estate Of Henry Resentha Of keoknk Lee
County etste OF Iowa. who has been adndged bank
rupt upon his petition. That the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of property belonging to said
Daukfnps tSAln for his ard he transfer OF any
prupssty b. hiA Ii ofbiddsn BY Law. meeting Of the
creditors said bankrupt prove their debts and TO
choose assignees of his estates will be held
the Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden a room No
Eetes Housp the o1ce OF the Register In Bankruptcy,
in the city OF Keokuk Iowa. before John Bruce. Reg
ister ON the 18th day of Feb A 1862 At 10 o'clock
u m CIV. CLARK, VI k..
~ b RULros, Deputy
Gilmore Anderson, Attorneys for Petitioner.
jan1 Swirl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

TIE STATE FAIR-Ths Executive Com
mstee Of The State Agricultural Society Do
not definitely locate the State Far for thirty
days. II Keokuk will come up and do, the
work necessary to get that Fair, We can hsve
ii. Now, let's resolve to do Just that thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

VIZ have : bachelor friend who 10 tho very
embodiment Of gen,ality. he is : bachelor
from the simple fact that he, like all other
bachelors, has never been married. He is
genial, because that happy faculty consti-
tutes one Of the elements of his nature. he
is fully capable of Appreciating joke, and
is very submissive when he is the subject Of
one.
hisn't our purpose to be personal in this
connection, and Ne don't intend ito mention
his name, 30 we'n just say that he was for
metiy partner in we'll known Wholesale
dr. goods firm inthis city, and now resides
atCharitoa, b. which, Of course, you are no.
expected to know who We mean, and va arc
therefore At liberty TO proceed with our horse
story.
A team OF sorrels attached to . covered
wagon wss driven up to the establishment in
which cur friend, whom W. viii designate IS
g., was formerly interested. Tho driver
ahghtsd, and requested g., who vas stand
ing a the door, 70 watch the team moment
while no transacted some business inside.
o., OF course, willingly assented, but instead
OF fulfilling his obligation, be engaged him.
self IN conversation, and did not notice the
driver come out, get inside of the vehicle and
start off.
Ina moment afterward g.. casting h;s eye
down Main street, observed the team mov;no
away q alively pace. The first natural i'm :.
pulse was 70 pursue it, which he did It NOR.
thsn % ordinary rate Of speed. By dex-
trous effort be managed to oveFtaks it, aud
forthwith brought everything to stand still
Imagine his surprise, and undoubtedly hi,
relief, on discovering that the horses wsr,
being driven away BY their accustomed dfi
yer. Az .'runnist" g. may safely b.
1Qmsd success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

Tas AatomsAic Washer 10 rapidly gaining
public favor, and coming into general use.
It is sold wholly upon its merits. the priv
ledge of testing it being given before pur-
chasing. 1t is simple but efectual, Always
on exhibition a II main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

B03O-I0. . - 49, 80 m n Ans
Chickasc1 .. ~ =
iii 1SeDed shhAs4 pYEp
8ehed tuFhsJs l54ci Psfp
30 Hs q 1sa.S.;
TO 125 easneaI.
OsIoas-1t = = se1Dp - .,,.a
LAaD-city eared l1siSo per y. oou''''
Daai1n1 s. ~ - a4
IALLoW-An n DD'. ~. 80 J. M r., n 1al
RDATHHRs-frime ooU - wv
.k4s9yoWopss e ~ ~ so.Jsa 90 tossoi
- ~
vssaAh9loc Pel ~. a.. Factory zoe.
CHsEss-uoou oy ~ "a, mar 100 lb..
bnAl-A n 49, ~ a 90 "a Is % per barre
Fsuifs-oIssn Mid
Dried Apples u 2 1Ac POI ~. ~
Pssehes, II 70 IOc.
q nIpss <Tinssiy duli as33 - 70 ~. ciovsr
81 s.. Ilas sseAs u Sogto u -:
n Is. Lard, No. i 81 So, No. 81 40.
HA.1l10 70 IL 10.
r,,, sToox-Bss. oatsss - 50 70 . = gross.
Hoe,, eoSa sets, ~ to - ~ gross.
ehssp 81 Irois.
.-c;tv eufsd eaasass sd hams sa1sc, shoul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

war = DrsrssaA1-sDsngiison sags
MI & state Of the stomach in which its
hnetso.s - disufbeds', Are J5or digest
iss oseane inpaiesl ( Box inaeaaas e.
lief IL NurIxs's Hsss BlrrfRs, shich viii
a:.s.. tsver.c1fT $ 49, GOD 1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

PLANTATION lrrERs.combine rare medic
inal virtues with . delicious aroma, and q
flavor grateful to the palate. II is purely
vegetable, aud in its composition all the re-
qui.ites of science have been complied with.
It is suitable for all ages and sexes. 1t lie
gentle, stimulating and soothing. All dys-
peptic disorders are cured by it, and il re.
pairs and restores natures wasted powers.
Plantation Bitters are increasing daily in IA
vor with all clauses. It relieves suffering,
renders life luxury, brightens the past, and
throws hopeful light on the future.
MAGNOLIA WARES. to the i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. decd 1w wilt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15


The DEs.MoIsEs RArips IArRovEAEST.-
Gen. Wilson, in letter to the chief engineer
OF the army, just submitted to the House,
and referred to the Committee ON Commerce,
gives revised estimate of the amount Of
money required for the entire and permanent
completion of the improvement Of the Des
MONIES Rapids, - follows:
1st For section Of canal work, $l,l50,.
600; already appropriated and available,
500, 900; required, $450,0OO.
I'd. For the lower lock and fixtures, $470,.
coo; already appropriated and available,
$500, 600; required, $4,000.
qnired, 100000.
4th For guard lock aud fixtures, required,
:. $500, 900.
9th. For channel improvement Of Mont
rose, 100000. Total required, $1.590,O00.
General Wilson, in.submi..ing this, says:
g It should be remembered that 30 far the
only work begun is that on the embankment
of the canal, and on the lower lock. and in
this connection / desire to call attention to
the fact that, with partial appropriations, no
more work can be economically done than
shall be provided for by appropriations, and
that unless the laws governing the contracts
shall be so far modified % to permit the en-
gineer department to enter into contracts for
the completion Of each piece Of the work
that il begun, The entire work must be in
creased very materially in cost, and be great
u delayed 10 its FINAL completion. In other
words, il is impossible TO let either OF the
foregoing Ave items Of work advantagsously
or economically, without tho money is ap..
propriAted TO complete them, and neither OF
Akayu crnnr1atAd ~ ha 0nd until all The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

u. Lewis Live Stock market
sy Telegraph 81. LouIs. Jan. H.
Hogs-Bssier at t0o1o s..
CAttle-Unchangsd.
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Financial and Commercial.


Corrected daily BY Stow Z HusEa, Comm ltion
Merchants, Second serse4-]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
French Peas

A FEW casss French Peas, Just received By
"A RORRkTeON = ALDKR6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
In OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

will be found all the Novelties of the Season-Brtish Fr
Dress Goods. in Silks, Poplins French Merinos, En-
Cloths. Fancy Alpaca. Gro Grain Alpaca, full
hrated Buffalo brand of Black Alpacas
LOWEST PRICES.
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IMMENSE ASSoSTiElT IN Our WOOLEy DEPARTMENT.

AN kinds of fanneson the cheapest the
Domestic tannels; Shaker Fannes, Ftanus
western made tlanne white eandp Hoods Nh
bias, Searfs Breakfast Shawls, Mitens Ieggins &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
Norfce in Bankruptcy.

Psimse Brothers, Attorney for Pstittsaer.
jAls-3w.Hfi
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xrokuir AsD ssfs sUsIasss.
tn. Dry Gssls Trade.

The Dty 0o0OD
y. D, rosrxa's
+. the Oldest house in keokuk. 90 o'o 10
fact thst mold sealisl over the memory that
,ou have to rake off 10 get 1t it properly.
So old that you would expect il 70 be in de-
isss(a1 of the vigorous yosaG NE
80 1913 i5a't ) long tins ~ i yca are
tsAips Assss~esfs q tinsinso your rsckon
ius. But il il : long time ago in the history
ofthis borough. Asd5t was in 1916 that T.
D. Rostr opsoeA Dry Goods hUnss hsre.
Nsar quarter Of osasury. Not many here
nov that were here thsn-ss i the way ct
lhe end q every quarter Of > aenssry. Hsss 2
. chance for moralizing. You can start on
On mental excursion from this point and
find much matter for al reflection. TO your
own life, and The life Of Keokuk, those Jears
have broughs chanees enough % Keep you
busy thinking for longer time than we viii
claim your attention in this notice. Swliter
,h.n the seavsr's shuttle are the years
When they havs gone. And We can crowd
into 4 sentence The almost quarter Of cen
,urv our friend Foster has been il Keokuk-
One thing those yssrs have done for him
They hsse we'll established his reputation -
! ueschant, and for keeping superior GOODS.
Nov, and dsrine these, eses - aAns years.
persons wishing tho very fastest ana best
sood,. the nsatest and new - and shOices'
syle,, 10 and havs gone 70 F6Stsr sfd Them
With : Wy eossesst prsssssiA1sss sAss they
vould RI uhaa they vsst TheEe M in 81
lthe we,s ! merchant win lsrssr sxpsslencs
Or tsstss sossonnats. ROD 1870 shen he
Thas's . soo2 repsaaios for merchant t
heya We liksususn11 AiseaAb4s Apter
ling; that have NO merssricipus slistsr shou
them. That all non take posna for pound
With 6xed confidence Arm - the hills, thu
they will always y4ish q much and be wort
q much . the 1lAor things claim to weie
or be worth. That sterling style OF maa
P. D. Foster, and that is the style OF estae
fishment be presides over. "Gst the best
| ia the maxim Is to Dictionaries, and It 81
plies b Fosber. He always has the hesess q
kiass iull al 5eock ~. s
IT, sb D6wln Bsp4 ~
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he best stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,


We are daily receiving New and Choice Goods our 81
.lwavs the lowest, and we have price only; good
,enta,ion ommodating saesmen make House
.m shall be 10 please all who favor with their patron
Very Respectfully,
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In our Mourning Goods Department
IN OUR SHAWL. Department

Will be found all the NoucsInfnss Shwls Shaw Ladies' sha
shvis Square shaw Long shaw Paisley shawl hb shaws
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30

my.
The most critical examination we
can gve to the pardon record of Gov
ernor Geary only confirms our convic-
ton that the pardoning power ought
to be taken out of the hands of the Ex-
eeutive. The majority Of his pdrdons
toere granted for the most triUotous rea-
sons, and at the instance Of class OF
men acho had their otcn ends TO serUe 5y
recommending criminals TO his ctemency
men aoho, from the frequency scith
aciiich they appear upon the record,
might not taljlstLy be entitled profeSSiond ]
pardon brokers, and the reward of
more than one engaged in this disrepu-
table business may be seen in objec-
tionable nominations made upon the
republican ticket, and which we have
yet to see denounced by the Bulletin.
Perhaps our contemporary will give
us its opinion on the black sheep after
the election. We prefer to denounce
them before.
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F NJ. FISHER AND BABIES.
liz Ne1t Door to the Bedford Hotel.
n n n n NJ I, w & A IN T @ U

GOOD NEWS AT LAST.
TIE Cheapest Goods eUsr brought to Be8fora.
We will sell GooDs CHEAPER, by IS to 25 per
cent. than ever sold in Bedford county
The best COFFEE at Is cents, but the less
we sell the better we are off
The LADIES' HOSE, at 10 cents we will not
have this time but come at US for l5 90 and 25
cents, and we will make you howl.
You will all be waited on by ELI and the BA
BIES, as the OLD ELI cannot do anything
himself A great variety of Parasos, Sunumbrel-
las, Pocket books &c Linen Handkf7s ladies
and Gents from cents to % cents. CALIC0ES,
from 10, IL and few pieces at Is cents MUS
LINS. from 10 to 2j cents. You all know that we
sell NOTIONS 100 per cent. cheaper than ybody
else. All Wool Cassimeres, from 90 cents to 81 co.
All Wool Dress Goods, from Is to 25 cents. Tick
ing, from 20 to 30 cents Paper Collars, 10 0eents;
best, 25 cents per box. pair Mems Half Hose,
for 25 cents. Clear Glass Tumblers, so cents
dozen, or cents peace. A great lot Of Boots
and Shoes, to be sold cheap. Queens and Glass
ware, very low Syrup, so cents and 81 90.
81 80 for best clear honey, and thick as tar.
Bakers Molasses, 80 cents per gallon, or 10 cents
aquart. These Goods will spostttUeiy" not be
sold unless for Cash or Produce. Come and see
u.s. it will not cost anything to see the Goods and
Babies. N. B. All these Goods wore bought at
slaughtered prices in New York
Z. NJ FISHER Il BABIES
These Goods we sell 50 low, that we cannot af.
ford to sing tAuld Lang Syne.)
All accounts must be settled by the middle of
July next, by cash note, or they will be left in
the hands of Z M. ALSIP, Esq, for collection.
iunlSm3
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must call better men than they now
have to places of public trust, and they
must breakup tie monopoly Of polcer 5y
the republican party. The election of
Asa Packer will point to reform and
Improvement in our affairs, and will
go great way toward securing them.
For it will mean integrity and capac-
ity, high honor, spOt!ess character,
business ability, experience in public
affairs, and a charitable, tolerant and
magnanimous spirit are appreciated
by the people, and that men possessing
them will be secured whenever pOssi-
BILE for public service and it will mean,
also that party in possession of un-
checked power for many years, whose
performances in the administration of
government are unsatisfactory, will be
called upon to surrender its power, or
to divide that power with another par
ty more faithful or more competent.
The Harrisburg convention claimed
for our State the right and privilege of
determining for herself the rule of
popular suffrage within her limits.
This right, which was recognized in the
republican platform of 1868, is one of
vital importance and should never be
surrendered or waived. For if the
right to determine whether Africans,
Asiastics or Indians shall be electors Of
a State or not, be taken away from the
states-nO matter in what way-their
character as sovereign free states isclear-
ly gone from them. We are not SO dir
ectly interested in ntheadiustment ofsuf-
frage in the Southern States under the
reconstruction laws Of Congress, as in
the geneneral question of State power
over the subject of suffrage. Though
we may acquiesce in the former as an
accomplished fact as an exceptional
| exercise of federal power over sece-
ded States which is beyond recall-we
must claim for the latter an enduring
interest and vitality. Our brethren of
California have declared at the recent
election that they will not agree that
! Congress shall have power to create
| japanese and Chinese voters for that
State. They claim for themselves en-
tire jurisdiction over the subject of suf-
frage within their State, and will not
surrender it. Nor will they surren-
der our similar right, if we shall be
wisely instructed by history and by
reason, and shall be regardful flour in
| terests and our honor.
The country desires not only peace,
! but all the fruits of peace restored
concord restored prosperity, ,and COM
pIete restoration of constitutional rule
in all the States. We seek for this !;
we desire this with all our hearts. So
far then as national policy is concern
ed, our cause is the cause of peace
and of good will among men, of
pure and of just government con-
formed to fundamental law and in
spired by a humane and christian spir-
it, and it is opposed only to misman-
agement and wrong-to the rude rule
of the military in time of peace and to
the pluuder of the people.
By order os the Democratic State
! Committee. WM. MUTCHLER,
Chairman.
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DEMOCRATS be sure that you are reg
istered. Remember that Radical as
SCISSORS will not hunt you up to regis
ter you. Attend 10 this important mat
ter. at once
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WAR AMONG THE RADI-
GALS!
Greek Fire Thrown Into the Ex-
ecutiVe Chamber.
THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING TELE-
GRAPH EXPLODES a CAN OF
NIHRO-(sLYCEKENE UNDER
THE EXECUTIVE
CHAIR.
Great CONSERVATION Among the Tru-
Iy LOiI.


Especial to the Morning Patriot
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.
Quite an excitement has been pro-
duced in this city by the appearance of
an article in the EUeai'lg Telegraph of
this evening, assailing Governor Geary
for his abuse of the pardoning power.
Great CONSERVATION prevails among
the radical politicians on account of it.
This attack, coming from so respecta-
bic and reliable republican journal
as the Telegraph, has seriously damag-
ed Geary's chances for reelection, and
there is serious talk among the more
far-sighted leaders of his party of COM
pelling his withdrawal with view of
nominating new man. General I.
l.. Kane is mentioned in connection
with the nomination, if Geary should
withdraw. The article of the Iele-
graph which has produced so much
trouble, is as follows:
THE PARDONING POWER.
A few days ago, in discussing the re-
markable succession of murders, sui
cides and murderous assaults that have
shocked this community during the
present month, we gave as one reason
for this laWlessness the abuse of the
pardoning power, and remarked in that
connection that Gov. Geary's use of the
pardoning power had not given satis
faction. For this we have been taken
to task by the Eoeniag Bulletin, and in
refutation of our charge it makes con-
siderable parade of the fact that Geary
has pardoned fewer criminals than any
of his predecessors, and further, that
"every exercise of the power made
during his administration has been
for good and sufficient reasons" The
Bulletin then goes on to say that
"The mere publication of this list,
without a word of without
any attempt to explain the character of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30

A couple of fellows, who were pref.
ty thoroughly soaked with bad whis-
XIV, got into the gutter. After fioun-
dering about for a few minutes, one of
them said, "Jim let's 60 to another
house: this hotel leaks.n
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NOTICE. hereby give notice to
Y all persons not to barber or trust my wife,
SARAH, on my account, as | viii not be respon-
sble for any debts she may contraet--she having
vocation. ANDREW P0TE.
Union tp. Aug la w3*
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THE new Registry Law requires the
Polls to be opened between 6 and o.
clock A. NJ, and closed at o'clock p.
NJ. Election on Tuesday, October
18th.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30

Organize /. Organize! Register! Reg
ister! SATURDAY, Oct. 2, is the last
day on which persons can be legally
registered or assessed. Attend 10 Mis
matter in time everywhere.