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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-27
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GEO. D. HARTER 6 BROTHER,
DANKERSNEast TnscarAwas St
ID Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy
Gold, silver, Bonds and Compound In-
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DY DANIEL SOURBECK--At
ID the Station-Alliance, Ohio: Meas
- IN readlnea on arrival Of cars.
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J. II. SIDDALL,

DENTIST-Ofhcei In Harter's Bank
IL Block (up stairs.) All operations in
Mechanical Dentistry performed in the
lntssS and most approved manner. he
would call especial attention to his Gold
Fnll=S, in which, in the words of the
lAta A. vi ard, .-he Is exeelled by few
and equalled by none"
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81. CLOUD HOTEL,

nURLIC SQUARE, CANTON,
4Ii13'es. L.ELY, Proprietor.
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from Galesburg m'y yFFee Press, s,oct 9. 2
A STRANGE STORY OF REAL
E5ii!r LIFE. b.. ..f y - :.
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Attorntgs.
J. A. COMERFORl

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Trump's
IN Building, no stairs. French and Ger
man spoken. l..l..9 septl5.
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GEO. 3. BALDWIN

bOLLAL4 LII y 4 AAN~-l
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.-Ofice
n in Opera-House Block.
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ghptagrapha.
RnWIN SMITH,

PHOTOGRAPHERS, &c.-Particu-
lar attic ntion given 70 copying and
snlsrging pictures. Oval Frames and
Adams constantly on hand. Rooms in
-Aaihews's Block, South Market street
junelS 'e6tf
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HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Notary
IL Public, and Military Claim Agent,
Alliance, Ohio. ZzA
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2 M. @. McGRFGOR,

A TrORNEY. AT LAW, and Gen
n ersl ColIscting Agent. Carthage. Jas
par county, Missouri .r oct2ln
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JAMES HARSH.
WIN. MCKINLEY,

E WA- MCKINLEY
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Ofhce in
n Eagle Block-over National Bank.
June % 81
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From the New York Sun, 'oetober 1871
WALL sTREEr UNELARKED.

How the Gold King made Their
M RIiOas-The tFelex rams Me-
tween General BatteF1eI1 ANA
Secretary boutwell, GaTg4uE-e6
by the Clique. Eft-rS-t ~ 4
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.PRINnF q HAAS,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
and ali kinds Of Collins always on
hand. Two Hsarses always in readi-
ness East TuscarawRs street.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21
.rset I20I maj
Packers maj.

BY the time J. Cessna gets through
with his appointments, this majority
will be doubled. The census is to be
taken next year, andJ. will soon have
to peddIe out marshalships to anxious
expectants. We advise our "Republi-
can" friends who expect to be mar
shais to be on the alert and see to it
that their claims are pressed upon the
attention Of the aforesaid J. If they
cannot succeed in getting appoint
ments, their boys may be made clerks
to those who are appointed. Half a
loaf is better than no bread. Let every
Republican" politician in the county
ask the appointment of census-taker,
and either he or some member Of his
family will get crumb from the table
of Ulysses I. J. C. dares not disap-
point any Republican" politician, for
the 226 majority for Packer in the 10th
Congressional district is a sharp remin-
der to him that he had better keep all
the friends he has and make as many
more as possible.
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sisted by violence and that Judge Alii-
son was obliged to authorize the Sher-
III, to summon a sufficient force to e1-
ecute the writ; and that notwithstand-
ing all Judge Allison said as to the du-
ty Of the Return Judges to do every
thing necessary to insure an "hOneSt
return" they did nothing towards get
ting any legislative return from the
Seventeenth Ward, Of inquiring into
the Justification Of the return there or
in the first Senatorial district. What
Judge Allison said Of some Of these
proceedings Is what every honest citi-
zen should say of all, that they endan-
ger the VERY foundations OF society.
Twice within two days the wrlts issued
By the Court were di5regarded and re-
sisted by violence by election officers.
There can be no safety or good order
where the supremacy Of the law and
the Courts are defied In this way, and
these actual wrongs should be visited
with the same universal censnre that
was visited or the threats Of violence
used by another official previous to the
election, and all citizens should en-
courage the Courts, in any efforts to
have such wrongs set right, as well as
10 have the perpetrators punished.
The Radical papers Of the city do not
dare to defend or extenuate these out
RACES. Even Forney's Press is forced
to be quiet in regard to them
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he not then, If he would be thought Q
hard money man above others, state
the amount Of the debt in actual coin,
instead of in currency, and 50 say that 1t
is over fhirty-one hundred millions oi
dollars in its sum total, rather than
twenty four hundred millions? A
gain, Mr.. Boutwell, goes into the mar
ket and buys bonds for currency at
one hundred and fifteen, when gold Is
selling for one hundred and thirty odd.
IF he stickles for paying them in coin'
why does he not EAy for them at the
latter rate, instead of buying them Of
the public creditor on the currency ba-
sis? How hollow are the pretensions
Of quacks everywhere. Mr.. Boutwell,
takes coin for party effects, but buys at
paper prices to suit his actual needs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21

Minnesota estimates her loss Of
wheat by the late storm at five mil
lions of bushels. As Pennsylvania has
the transportation OF this article,
the item Is one of State interest.
Wisconsin speeulators are making a
good thingbuying cranberries pdgame
of Indians, and paying them in coun-
terfeit currency. And then if the red
mar complains lis denounced thief,
and shot down for his impudence.
The ladies of Baltimore have under
taken the task of raising funds to erect
building for the Maryland State As
ylum for Inebriates, which was char
tered by the Legislature nine years
ago.
The latest from England is hat a
subscription is being taken to erect a
monument to dam the father Of man
kind, to be located on the supposed
site Of the Garden of Eden, in Meso-
potamia.
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FAAEFE0E@.
Paris Hopnet. and Evening Dresses

Paris BeDneGs and Evening Dresses.
A bonnet Of white material has a
point in the centre Of the front, an up
right plating Of material above this
point, like coronal, long dropping
feather of snowy down at one side ;
the other side a half opened pink rose,
with cluster ofbuds and leaves. The
strings are white, with fall of blonda
lace falling over them.
A blue velvet, of delicate shade has
putting os darker shade across the
top, a cluster of autumn-tinted leaves
and flowers, blue shaded feather, and
a lace scarf.
4 pretty bonnet Of black velvet
has a fall of lace and bow Of velvet at
the back, black plume on one side
and cluster Of autumn leaves on the
other, and a ribbon circIet in front,
with bow on one side.
EVENING DRESSES.
"A light blue silk has three graduated
founces Of Donna Maria gauze upon
the skirt. Overskirt in two parts open
at the sides, but caught up and joined
by rosettes- both back and front is roun-
ding, and ruffied with white gauge.
Sashe5 Of silk are trimmed to CORES
pond. The corsage is medium low,
with putting of gauze around the
neck, and lace edging above it.
A silk-the new shade Of rose-has
one fiounce in box plaits upon the back
of the skirt. The front has two houn-
ces Of silk edged with wide white lace,
and is fest00ned at the side by rosettes
Of silk with lace centre. Over this
falls two long scarf ends of lace. The
corsage and short sleeves are trimmed
with white lace. This is an elegant g.
vening dress.
A white silk trained skirt has black
chantilly lace over dress that was much
admired.
An elegant evening dress of satin is
a delicate shade Of coral, a new and
fashionable color, and trimmed with
ruffles Of white Donna Marie gauze,
set on with White satin folds. A short
over skirt of white gauze festooEed at
the sides by rosettes Of white satin.
The corsage is medium high on the
back, and quite low Pompadour
front, and is trimed with white satin
folds having fall Of white point ap-
plique lace around the neck. A puff
fed lace underwaist is worn with it.
The belt is ofcoral colored silk bound
with white satin, and white satin
bow and ends will be worn at the back.
". y. Post.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21

The question has been asked, answer
ed, and settled in the minds of all de-
cent men. But the Charleston Daily
NeICs paints the animal 50 truly to the
life, that we must present the picture:
"And there is, it must be confessed,
some tact i'm the animal. It is not at
tempted to prove that what is called a
t-bagger by any other name would
smell more sweet. The whole formu-
la is summed up in these few words
what am, he is.' Ergo, what he is,
| ann This is the short of it. The
Tong of it is that, according to the car
pet-bag law, every man living in South
Carolina, who is not native Of the
State, is to all intents and purposes a
true carpet t-bagger. This is the Radi-
cal definition Of the term; ard it can
be seen with half an eye that if every
German and Virginian, Irishman and
Alabamian, Scotchman and Georgian,
now living in South Carolina, can be
set down as one of the carpet-bag bri-
gade the body becomes al once highly
respectable, and worthy, as a whole, of
confidence and trust.
"But calling a decent man a carpet
Dagger will not make him one. There
is not a person in South Carolina,
white or colored, who does not know
what constitutes carpet-bagger. And
as long as this is the case, the effort of
the South Carolina carpet bagger,
whether from Connecticut, Ohio, or
Massachusetts, to make himself decent
at the cost of the adopted citizens Of
the State, will be as vain as the fam
Gus attempt of Mrs. PartingtOn to
sweep back with a broom the broad
waves of the Atlantic.
GAS we have already limited what is
not carpet bagger, it may be expect
ed that we should say what is that
sublime compound of cheek, rascality
and nastiness. The accepted definition
at the South is both pointed and sim
pie. A carpet bagger is a Northern
Radical who took up his abode in the
South when the Union came in,' made
politics his trade, and lives in Office, or
out of it, by defaming and plundering
the Southern people. This is the car
pet-bagger. This is the man who robs
and ISLANDERS all men with excellent
impartiality, who is as little the friend
of the negro as the friend of the white
race who has no religion but love of
self, and no God but his pocket.
"No Southern mad can ever be car
pet-bagger, although he may fall into
the depths of scallawagerie. No a.
dopted citizen, whatever the place of
his birth, who honestly works, for his
living, can be et-bagger. No
Northern man who isengag ed in legit-
innate business, and supports himself
by his business, is called carpet-bag
ger.
1.-THE dividing line is broad and
plain for the carpet-bagger thrives by
cozening the negro and cheating the
white man by caluTnny and fraud by
Misrepresentation and abuse; by pub
lie pap aud private bribe; by all that
is foul, rotten and unclean.
"Welli well! well! who shall touch
pitch and not be defiled! Adi0s! car
pet-bagger."
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TIE PUBLIC DEBT.

The loose statements and hypocriti-
cal pretensions which even high gov
ernment officials are frequently guilty
of making, is admirably exposed by
the Boston Post in the case of Mr..
Secretary Boutwell,. The Secretary Of
the Treasury, says that paper, is the
D ossessor of remarkably minute
turn of mind, and it is therefore the
more singular that such considerable
trifles as the following happened to es-
cape his attention: He stated in Phil
adelphia that the public debt at pre-
sent amounts to $2, 2,45O, 1000 and at
the same time insists on its payment
in gold. Fit were to be paid, at the
carrent price of gold, the debt would
be increased by more than seven hun
dred millions of dolIarsi Why does
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21

1t will be seen that Longenecker has
23S majority over Noble and 3G5 over
Sipcs, and that Long has l64 over No
bic and 300 over Sipes. This is a very
close vote, and if the Democrats who
staid at home on election-day, because
they thought there was no hope for the
election Of our candidates, had done
their duty, both Noble and Sipes would
have been elected But there is no use
lamenting what is past. Let US resolve
that hereafter our .fuU vote must be
uoIIpl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Corrected every ssssk.

NEW STYLES FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING Now in stock fine assortment Of
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS READY MADE
GARMENTS, to which large daily additions
are being made
SUPERIOR IN STYLE FIT, AND WORK
MANSaIP to any other stock OF Ready Made
Goods in Philadelphia.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN TIE
PIECE, which viii be made up to order IN the
BEST AND FINEST MANNER for those
who prefer
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED LOWER
THAN THE LOWEST ELSEWHERE, AND
FULL SATISFACT ON GUARANTEED
EVERY PURCHASER IN ALL CASES OR
THE SALE CANCELLED AND MONEY RE-
FUNDED.
Samples Of material sent by mail when desir-
ed, for Garments either Ready Made made to
order.
Half ray jstiessn BESEETT Il Co,
Fifth a1td Tower HALL,
Sirfh Streets, 5l8 MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA
octI6 6SyI.
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OUTRAGEOUS FRAUDS IN PHILA-
DEE.pzEIA.

The Board Of Radical Return Judges
in Philadelphia, have been detected in
the commission of the most outra-
geous frauds. BY the most unbluSh-
ing rascaiity the real majority has been
,swelled several thousand votes. and a
Democratic State Senator, and Dem
ocratic Assemblymaa counted out.
An account of their performances is
published edelsewhere The Philadelph
in Lcdger, an independent and reliable
neutral paper, thus condemns these
outrages in an editorial:
Every citizen should read the report
uublished this morning of the proceed
inps in the Court of Common Pleas
Yesterday, before Judge Allison, con-
cerning the proceedings of the Return
.Judpes of the elections, and the report
of the proceedings of the Return
Judges themselves. They are of a
character 10 demand serious attention.
1t there appears that return filed in
the office Of the Proth0nOtary of the
Common Pleas was mutilated and fall
sifiad that another return was stolen
from the custody Of the Return Judge,
and that these two crimes eventuated
IN giving certificate of election to a
candidate for the Thirteenth Legisla-
dive District who was not elected; that
there were well supported charges that
election papers in the First Senatorial
district were falsified ; that Judge Al
iigon was Obliged TO denounce from the
bench the serious crime of falsifyingand
mutilating the records of the Court
records upon which the safety OF ever
: mans interests and property depends;
That writ issued from the Court and
directed TO the Return Judges was re
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SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The official returns of the vote in
this Senatorial district are as follows: i:
Findlay's maj.

For this victory we owe thanks to
many conservative "Republicans,"
who, disgusted with the extravaganza
and corruption of the radical state
Legislature, determined to vote for a
change. Mr.. Findlay's election is
triumph of the friends of Reform over
blind and bigoted partizanship. We
congratulate the people of this Senate
rial district on this auspicious result.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21
OUR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The vote on the State ticket in this
Congressional district, at the late cleo
ton, shows Democratic majority Of
22G! This is a gain Of go over last
year, when Cessna's majority over
Kimmell was 144. The vote Of the
several counties comprising the dis
trief. was rs fOllOws:
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THERE are {, 200 Democratic voters
in Bedford county. About 400 of these
remained at home on the 18th inst.
There are about 2G50 Radical voters in
this county, about 200 OF whom did
not vote at the late election.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HJr
wi RESTORED

Just published, new edition of DR. CULyEEl
WELLS S Celebrated Essay on the radical e.s
without medicinel Of SpermatOrrhea, or Seniu
weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impo,eEa
Mental and PHYSICAL Incapacity. Impeiiment.
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, EPILEPSY, "a
Fits, or sexual extravaganza
g7Priee, in d sealed envelope, only Scents
The celebrated author in this admirable easy
clearly demonstrates from thirty years su9ea.
full practice, that the alarming c0nsequeuees
self-abuse may be radically cured without Il
dangerous use of internal medicine or the app
cation of the knife pointing out a mode ef Gu
at once simple, certain, and efectual. by means
which every sufferer, no matter what his condlti
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately a
radically.
kgThis Lecture should be in the hands of {
cry youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to a
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or &
post stamps Also, Dr. Cu!verwelrs ''Marria
Guide, . price % cents. Address the Publishe
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REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT

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tative district show the following re-
suit:
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PARLOR and
HEATING
Whicn they viii sell
AT CITY PRICES, FOR CAsUt

Our terms will be rash unless otherwie s.,
upon by the parties, and at most, only e 1
credit win be given.
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentlemaA
who suffered for years from Nervous Debiliil,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthi'
indiseretion will, for the sake of suffering hum'.
ity, send free to all who need it, the receipt sn'
directions for making the simple remedy by "n,.
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by w
advertisers experience, can do so by addres'''S'
in perfect confidence, JOHN &. OGDEN
No AZ Cedar street, New lofA'
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u EYSTONE CIDER MILLS.
IN Warranted the best in the World at old gg
ces, and WILL0UGHBY' CELEBRATED GTli
SPRING AND ROLLER GRAIN DRILLS IN
sowing grain, grass seed and fertilizers, uai
with the shovels set zig gag or in single rank
Farmers will buy no other lind Sold by Hsr-r
Metzgar, exclusive Agents for Bedford and sd
joining counties.
Also complete stock of building mslsria
Blscksmith's tools, shoe findings, Leathers SaC
ding and full assortment of general Hardware
which for the Cash we will sell at Cit7 prices
HARTLEY & METZGER,
jul3etf Sign of the Red Pad Lock
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~ ONE OF THE MOST USEFUL INyENTL0E
VI NaIN LIsL t.
F0WTER'S PATENT

FOWLER'S PATENT
B U R G AR ARM As a Meas
Of Protection Against Burglars, it is not Cd!
simple safe and reliable, but can be prOyill
At A Very Small Cost. 1t is so light and comFlsi
that it may be conveniently carried in the VS.;
pocket. Every one, almost without excepnl
who examines it buys it.
1t can be attached to doors or windows withou
labor, cost or trouble, and is something thatever
person ought to have
Any person wanting agency will address th
undersigned, who own the Right for the State
Virginia, and also the right of Bedford count
Pa. They also are the agents for the sale
Blake's celebrated Patent Chair Spring
JACOB WAGNER + co,
aug5m3 Bloody Run. Pa
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UNS AND LOCKS. Tie under
" signed respectfully tenders his services &
the people of Bedford and vicinity, as a repaire
Guns and Locks. All work promptlyI ATTENDED
to L. DEFIBAuGH
sep % 6S-tf
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G ooD S A NJ A RITA N

or money refunded By an eminent author
Finely Illustrated: highly endorsed by proeS;
ional and scientific men; meets a long felt neces
sity sells to all classes; without regard to poll
ties, religion, or occupation. Secured by act o
Congress. Now ready. Send fer ILLUSTRATED
Circular, giving full particulars
A. II. HUBBARD, 400 Chestnut St, Phiiadel
phia, Pa. sent 2Swl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-21

EALL and WINTER FASHIONS
IL MRS. NJ. A BENDER has just arrived
from Paris and London with the lstest designs
personally selected from the greatest novelties
Paris
Laces, Ribbons, Velvets, Bridal-veils Flowers
Fine Jcwelry and trimmed Paper Patterns, Drea
and Cloak making. Exclusive agent for Mrs
Works celebrated system for cutting ladie.
dresses. .saeques, basques, &c. n W corner of B.
leYenth and ChAsfnnt SIS Phil nd eI nhia Isnt02mI
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OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The most startling, instructive, and eutertafnias
book of the day. Send for Circulars, and see oar
terms Address U. S. PUBLISHING CO,
sept23w4 All broom St, New York
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WHAT IL A CARPET-BAGGER?

Majority. 4222
Those marked with a \ are estimated.