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, 1869-11-24
i Famine In Northwestern India.
Its EftrcGx and the C0nsequvuCc.s

ffEGt EHe tHttt{Q fttG3lfaH HGtts
The Eet1rn nt deaths !u the SaE:a "a Ter. lfror-
lnce4 for The month 03 August u ffalIt appatL71-
In AuRnaI txst .cAt tre C1+1ta& ere 9a21, 0ct IN
AnRuAt Of The pressnt 5e.f theT rofe " 81 a.2
ChtI+r1 ED feEef hra sh- pr1cctraa caaacs Of the
Increase ~ tTnEl l former The deaths E'+ae from
9.6 TO Is ri, NJ rom the Ia+er ffo0 11.HA 70
1stGG. No doatt the urhr;itr af 'ne rt0P!c tpuaed
by the kGakct<. has zepEeted fnsm more liable %
A1>Gake. ---
Use reteY ~o7sA % tia East G1p4e+ Canal
sec., 70 have kesr Gained o1t In 4 II eael rauaeI,
no;w.th. .tandt.3 4 cst Al.1cui,ses 7:lo .tians TN
naslnR \ bods u 1o,iN" 7errons WITH I. e'r hats,
tapr, ned:ca:- rscr'sa1:rs and a77ntsanaoosa .
cxr,air d;stacra brAtj} eset5 Cav, alLaE q space
tf teu t ttes- Sa6ttafJ a:yauEeEaIrs had ALSO
% be. carefully attended ~, 10 prevent
srJ epsdeEE bseatloK oat aron1 reo-
pie 4reaaT Mcca REDUCED by staIsht,or,
at d tnls ihVolr-d tna maintenance Of large sian
OF men'crs. These arrauReulanSs we're Cured
/ out 20 sacce-sfu1lE that thu daily Average OF
t,ek teoAsed IN se.ptsaa v2s oo:3 ats pei .hou-
esud. Numbers q redueso women, ~in Aalf-
atsis9d sntan's, hss!tg nsstS.u. saapls q:
goats MAS pfa+:stec, hui ID u7tt:lEtPd for lee
tno.aefr With 1r<at hc=cesx. OF course. with -
nc.h cEzo thu ~u:I n7a Dn4 ne-N pest0fnat. se
ctxspI ~ Could h3.e hetc dune ~ chnt-.ct
lat II las bean e.a4-4a.lf ta-e. AID she .;ne
1lten 10 fha POM :fIcf tGAl rn2E'sfe3'1"ce1 arS
shn1tiornt Expense. Nj. 4. Gc.,t. the a-E-1aa
engineer. to Wh9se e1esstnIs lh-a. 1a'of.7!s re
SnHR N6 MaiI}J 4A1s-, na9 bretl I-wafAe1 " tht
| fosetn1.e It VIA sIea:3 rAtk aud tho s7ttla
thar&t CT the toseEtTeEr. Ic1:eccts Coz
trh II. R6fr.rss hare a.su been Go7. [aeEytti.
| p1nGtd and aAsskeA
, 1869-11-24

There NC thirteen preul1mf. and !hey VIII be
L a,;ed 10 tho thirteen PARTIES entitled IN them &os
e;,y.1ed to ,ntls o1der1 on the twenty.fo7ttn oa5
ii January, 1s.e.
TIE andfcsnes OF the successful rsrftes VIII be
gwen IL The NEEkLr TR1ECSE Of the twcnsi.hIsn
o. January, 1870, together with the slzea OF t1e
wfnttor cuba ...
pt.tops rnal,rc mp c!nhs in c1.npa.anee With the
1,nze seyns will secure the twenty per cent con-
mission spI how, and II their clae IL one OF tne
th'rtfec l1.Res: vii eEaT one OF aIosner oi tas
ate.c u, niums-
1F Mo1ey BY d1ats, express, money oEaefs, ot
In .sts1sfeA lsttess, may be tent Al our riak.
N. B.-ho Publication OF this Pro-
spcctus will be recognized unless
ordered from this offlco.
ADDRESS,
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicago. Ill.
, 1869-11-24

over, when constructed, it ought to be free
to all nations. Such work will not cost
less than 81, 900, ,0oo, perhaps s1oo, ,ooo, 900;
and Why should the United States "take
hold Of this thing with view to its speedy
completion2" The American people ars
sufficiently taxed now, without being called
upon to build canal in foreign country,
10 accommodate the commerce Of other na-
tions. Il this old job, look ng to the ex-
I,endituro by the United States Of any
money to construct tho work, is about to
be revived, We hope that no administration
OF political party will permit its character
for honesty 10 be taynished by giving the
! scheme the slightest couutenance or sup
ps,rf
, 1869-11-24
RELIGION N PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Quea1Ion in Il Tesr Shnpc-Ex.
cixement in the Ean EraRcEaco
Ncbool Ro,ard Dvcr tho Catholic
CuxcchtAEu.

C1kEmFht IN NRE Sh0 EfAQS&tc0
scbool Rourd Oscr tho Catholic
CuxcchtAu.
Fruw thx s1a Francisco ch.aniele, N.s.:o
Laet night the raIcn.sezed CUES. lon IN re-
Rzfd 10 the teaching OF the Roman CAIho!lc
b the department from Fataez GAl,sner,
VA cnee nose brought up, Il tte regular
meeting Of the Board OF Edac2uon. To ssy
that the discussion which eusue1 WAS al eIc!ten
OF stormy one Koald be TO d,kaigs 1t unduly. Il
ous ma rowtytsh- Directof stIln8n, "a 4 c3,o,
aszlaned, and RensleUtn!y manner, pteaenteA toe
btciIopt uLdeH the lax 10 having keesas.An
Instruction GTen To tue public schools, esea dfktr
sehuol bo1rA Soma ksaSeMeuts and explsua-
nan and Tue P1mctpal oi tha Tes.a
ss1ees School. Ha1a othsER. 1som wa'ca
1t appeared tt1t l71nucttou tn the eatecatsn was
regularly RiSeo a tho asaool room after roe tcao1t
Fas tianlssed, and nad been given IN some .u-
sratccs in tbs Yafh os the teaooa before the dis
sxai1at the dtga&EJ Of tho members who objected
aeAtutt tho oo1Ete pursued 10 the Tenth Street
School. Both IN manner and matter this eeusle-
r., Esn - 80 .1o'ess ktty. tneoas1ent insult.
y umea vulgar: lie resessedsy caarxed TIC
| other nemtess Of the ooaru IN express terms,
! with "vto'at1uK their oe1ha" Dus iuts otfensiYe
exhibition ~. not The wasst In atore for the al,
dtence. The President Of The board. Instead oi
mtlntatntre tho in2atsiaaty sad dignity 50 essen
ctted and ootf2aeo1s tho1 Mt. Snton. Afttr 4
Mcts Unpleasant exhibition Of passton, pfeIadlce
and srroRsnee IN the chair. hs took th
noos mo msdr n uHseet7!y and tp.soae
hoped, y aet otstn neardi.n any deiheis:lve 6ody
He xrusslS itsu.ted D.. 4slllnaan. rueatiax Ss1
| TIM sccosstlsns Of = miserable tARofFf.n !:
I letting she doctor thai he hs3 4zofss1lng Of Ii
, 1869-11-24

Mr. 1ehp Cor Ecr tine sscr he e.1s r, no,,sa
e e
The hishtst point u revrnec NJ. Dtsden,a
dss it. "1aa s''s1n i. oastas s
hoEeser. Ess tted snd tYGnd tns.sent % 80. ns tne n1
s.sa$., ss: % e's a'e s'ssesr .ss a@ c,s ~:
.s hshs l. s9qth K h,.a !; En- e.,
los. hin, may asik :aspieioa.. 4 xans Z estas
s s.ss. e s as.s9 r.
Snloyea. The ~h.,key Id wonaerfui raaa aPeea
e sa q ::'ssss *:ssfts
h h tse3 T. et s ,s , aiser hss %
insl-as -ai.oas : fastnents w.rn,ux iS1 hed
IS r. e. es:e
s s ~ q 91s F,s nd ~ f -
.inc:t II - sss ea a.s
suadsnly nsSsrrd hsso,s Tho tsihan. & aaothr or
saa ~. wi taasiatsa Il tSs S nssssca.saod il
lssae 1T essa'e ness sp,axaa - n'' Fe"''
TER TERRITORIES
The Eoeku Hauntatn Hd4ld, Published Il Den.
yer, the capital Of Colorado, R.fes glowing Ar.
count Of gtand sotTts Riyen tn thAi frousieF city
The Rocky Mountain "Jenk1Is '-7nose -hn ne
ia IN The ettt1nk SUE "-baa style Of his Owl. snd
It IL 10 "xushsnR that ne glyc the conclusion oi
hts column ard A half sepors:
~Thn xnaz7ita lAdsss Of Denver a1xays did asseount
the Dr. n e{asd d,sss @ AID tber d 1t .t otts,
f.. ~ :u,sss = A sss 81 s:d.nss 81 W. ~ ~
as ,. "; IT, IT, r,s.
W.tet: NJ Jsak:, NJ. ..siry. ~, ssesk. ". ".
GeteEal hioxne. VI; o.st. Nf. Piers: Mf. F;irs
KA;..tt: Nj. uf.m; ht s.5Es, Nj Aade1:3o. sa Mrs
Msts IL, In 4tnaofs Ir, Pessod;. nrs4 bs.ss
M: Be.Irc, Nh Io.oale1.. Mn. Kab,neoo. NJ
s... q f.. lsass VII; se'I ..s5e,
": e may = quoted N..;s tseTiiak'ths :.yls =
Seu1dsy *ctnsitt-' TIE be4t dse.se4 eents Mer
hvh Flank n.h Phil 1te.,n.iine Star7ctse Th IN y
z.n3-aes ths I1lae5 shs gaasn-.. much ;, i tlf y,
psh, werc nr. nanerrft. MAYOR ihtlles. 40
a1fes feah:dF; Iaas we e'eo aitsf A5sas .Ssg,
The ~. sistess p,ast closely, teiauisd ~
.th.r !aay Yoe hno,s hoT n. eoe. Ihess -. ts %
And ilxrs w.s .nesher wh:se romnedonr played q. q
desc Mita % nhsnt.ot he aT And Ist .o2saff ~
model IT. va. tAten tendefly rnossh. thouEh. -
H4h Loak out fur tnArriA<e tIAll ere the ,lidAy
t. be htt q s.rscas .oit,t !.ke 4 ens .iae =
| s1xe snd splEudoE. Whit next!"
, 1869-11-24
a EEWEHEBHLLION FORESHAD-
OVID FROM TIE PULPIT,
The Great Ward Fktcchcr md lEIs
Euut American 1ktpMhltcs - fhr
aide OF lnnatx tAs.on ns Viewed
f1otat Nronktyn slctEhsh~


Euur American- skepuhitcs = fnc
aide OF lnntx xfAsson as Viewed
from Igrooktyn sEctEhsA-
Fson the .ytr York Sun, :S"r- II.
Professor s1o:e sss under ". Reeehers
Rtesnapg 3es'fss5 80 .o,s G.o aanos ne
rrrIu,nsrJ chss upen his teSt MI Heechef sali
tnat iu,ni2rn'trn oroo&ts Us Strength, ~nicn IN.
.e!senes MouIe ta!l5 syt.;S;, asrsSn Tt psne
{le cerebral powtr Of the nA.'on; irishmen 70 is
ac1!FrJ. As ihe .tean eE glue req9:red nos Eau1al
It1ce bat seAsn sso, 70 cur Institutions tea Area
sreAtett ioEce TO run then- Bat u should he
adac tE4s, O. the c1tea: OF out coun.rT aA+ irr,-
neIse, 10 thtee Ms grr@ser cha1ce Of dl.t.te-
The recent failure Of such an attempt o7aht
cot 10 glse rs \ notion 'hat the ca'ioa! Is an-
nouhs+dil secure from f1tlire dl ruptton- fex
success. @ Il xss 80 1sieIrs, to1essl. saea T4s
founded upon bad grounds. anon taas Nn:n was
thuo!d tie Pacific St4tes In snother generation
| t*nnoct s'arsr1. .,le cure, ioistng.ng 4adet.
iahe separation on s:soos commercial aud
Raes.s' :aest:s sasa ae:. m .: - : .uRas.s
+! thkt TO o.aer attempts would te IA1e. II the
5ess1 me .uu2e.e On TIE groaaas q political
rosy a.d esosea3, sss e., sssas 4t,,. coa:d nos ;S
scps rason oould NOT be naJed If thcu
s.<d:s " q sa,, .ns1 it ~ Il eas IL
ittt1e,t Of each .ee,ton that here anoult
be such unity. Rhode Island ntxhk not b
fnneSed sanSh 81, nn GonLeesteui, Dc9 no1
xmle South, ue wnele son.h1eet, the tEra
Northwest, std to va.' Pacific Ao2e noreon dlf
i ID !ste arnsss r. gn,en -, p.sssz.sa % ,:
a9,e nch 11 nSE s,n toT T. aons 1oo e1s @
| ucop the disinteKr2r0h OF the Gn1on with tn
, 1869-11-24
ACCIDENT oE TERc &N. WR,R.
i TTAsu Throw n From slAsv Track
Hs7sF RopIc, and Several tsa%.cU-
E&<S ScrsoM>Ay Inj1xcAs

From tx Omaha Ett.sttieun. .sor4 ~
Tte eIeress tratn on the Gt scsxo / for1h .c<terr
laltzoad, CUE tag wesI As. night, WAS thrown troa
the sreck nca- tcoue, la by :ne lseaktee OF = rail-
upon curve. and The sleeping car, ladies' car
aud acoIner frss. c}sss paskc-1er caE we're nEtc1-
plated DO" u an eu4h41kueHt Rbout twenty fccs
l,eh- me cars tasl ri oyez In sesr Rapid de.re1t
hna the catsecEr9s ~.rc jaul::=l up aol sula5ici
roger 1e- n almost lcey1rscah't -s1fu-iou.
Unf la.o.nsnt ttates that n-nuhy Was ktl1c.
tut l1lI some eeSettetn p4sBenfS.6 Aeys,E1s.
y lptcTfd. We cn1t's tot IeMFu lie names Ut auY
u tht aptarce ras lt- or The rxt OF rne,r iYJn-
tHf. We f-1~f that unhnGr his hc'a fatally hnfs-
This ia nus t3 fnc$e 4acl.i*nt% wSirh no hunltp
foresight esu avest. Tl,r breakrnx Ct rail 0r 4
whrei II fiat'e rooeeur Ut any time, aad especially
Guru'C trb>ty weather.
TEc ChtcaQo..F Northwestern Is tgl3eut1r 4nti
fafsly utnnlge3 amt, for he~ fD1tf, cntshe.l in
luirJ, at = kea+on Of the year WHEN the R1nu Id
/ waz frozen. It haa- nec1 sinEulAfly except from
fatal neClIleLts IS paste: rrrS.
lhc track II row "a good n:,lrr ut neavIy every
rnint between ttr*Sn AMI Chtr.ro, and the Cat
; csrb + SoEtL*est-.a Il Justly rauks.l ~ Crst.
j class roUt.
, 1869-11-24
THE BoYLsroN BANK ROBBERY,

The class Of people who ssem to enjoy
the highest protection, md At the sa1ne
timo the greaseh freedom in their trade. ere
the robbets Of baula- They are generally
cool, sktlfu1. mechanical geuiuses who
bring Little more science to bear in getting
into bank than The bankers did in keeping
them out, and rather more skill in picking
lock than tha maker did in constructing
it. The gentlemen who reliesed the Doy1s-
ton Bank Of its special deposits to the
amount Of half million dollars, between
last Saturday night and Wednesday morn
ing, had entered the bank BY hiring tho
basement door and working up at their
leisure. Tho thing seems SO easy that one
wonders that the bank did not hire its
own basement. But, then, in large cities
like Boston, one is not expected to know
wbat is going on next door, aud still loss in
the basement, which is an altogether vulea,
place, anyway. Hence the robbery.
As these zobberios arc periodical and fre.
qnent, constantly growing more so, it i.
worth while to inquire whether the prac
lice Of compromising with tho rogues
by accepting portion Of the pluudel
and abandoning prosecution, ha
not much to do with it. Th,
rogues in this Instance would not have takel
nwny any Of the bonds aud securities o
which these special deposits consisted, hal
they not known, not only that they coul'
compromise with the owncrs, but TINT the
could do SO Without being detected. Yer
likely they can do 80 all the better by divil
ing with the very detectives who are en-,
ployed to negotiate with them. Not unit
public option shall require grand juric
and District Attorneys to procee
with pro.uptuess against thos
who commit tho offence Of con
promising crime, will this business c
rohbiug banks become dangerous, Th
common law hit upon very appropriat
name for the crime OF compromising sue
offences, when it styled it compoundlug
felony, for nothing tends so directly I
compound and multiply felonies Us
give the felon half his plunder and fu
release.
, 1869-11-24
THE DARlEN CANAL.


Nearly twenty years ago. IN american
company solved the long-dispnsed psopscm
whether IN in.er-oeean'e ta.i~as VI e'na1
across Tue h.o'n"s u o"''ca "as p4A.
t'caole' ~ eao commencement " .
way "n'ea IN 'e''' ".'s Hases1s sm-,
reteo' oas .Ne -,
LUZ Han1 ~ 'ae "o"
the time 1os inc ttansl".anlon u pae7e"
| gers anu ot iieisn'' ~. - ~, -
:, route ~ WHICH 'uc hn'pS "a t1s wa"
may pass 1fon ocean 10 osean' 1uo aes"
ability OF sucn a eAna' a. 'na' pun LUIS
as'fscteo ,ne a,.en..on y. ns ~ sos So 49,.
o's,s 'os .ntes A..s auAo f-en, saa,n
e1p'etea - se s Isa rn;to.1 s.e,.s
Ius'aA' ,,.a f,r ah;, canal
WIZ 'e4'eso s,,1 s..or,, 1;nss ,,,vo
i''l1 'esAo ~ e~' 49,. .,,..oso T,,o
peeo Eoeo'n u4entsu -. ~ NAAs t r. .... .s
,ssn"ns hae ~.on ~, - ~. ,,sv-o,r
from tofs5~se'en ~ - .uas' ~,
Est part oe'oe tne '''te " sAe .a .h;.h
'rAse1sea ~ t"o!an a. ~. ~ .ss,,",sod ha-r;s-
ah"e' Ano so,'s =. tr.o ~
10 any cnu ,: AS ~. .o1E E,,sss, "s ana c-an1o
ssnen'o VI uus 'ae $500 - E,,,,,>s
i'.s''e ~ ea"a. w." :. 49, -a.onnsn,'a,7
st ~ aa7 ~. ,a,ro' nn,7ar t,,e u,oun.
lna' 'a' >os' .Ss1 =. ,.,o faat f;,,, nv \
taan aange ~ 'upns. pn ~ ~ I s,,,,,t -, .ho
: is,un 'se' .uas. ', 80 w -. III ~
u ieasip'n's u 'us tsaA', oa' ~
:, 10 enormous I'm! p.1'a.e s. .U .ph,"h ;nst;, 49,
not expect 'nal .e'nl oats " .,a ra;,.'a- Wh.,
:, Aso .ne eoee H:.,s-..; :. ,,n;o, If th<
II LAS oee'i ~s@3''As ~, - ~. n,.,.
y sevefAl eoon'efean n1..AS ~
% ana lont eou'4 ", '" 1s.;an,I ;e.Ions;ss h.v,
's DC Tree ~ aa' 4At'oA"- -.
s. prevented sueh "o'0p' ana' We e"psse
70 always will Inc pohcs oi 'ne oo'e1n''e''
,e of New Grenada has Always been yer
es liberal. The ports on both sides OF the 18th
a mus are free to the transit commerce
bc the world, and there have been sever
a, grants Cd authority to build canals
ae There has been, for q quarter Of cer
Il &ury, persistent enort to inEeiese ii
es United States into scheme OF buildin
this canal ncross tho isshmus, and nearl
ali Of the t1ouhles between tho Unite
s,ntes and the Central Americanstates ha,
g. bten tbe result OF efforts by spectators
2ot | =. t1.
, 1869-11-24

The revival, fv the New York I1rr'ld, OF tho
n,cject Of *s Withdrawing the National Bank
cu,7cncs md Issuing gtcenbasks in stspsace,
seens Ike IN effort TO dig up the buried
.eeons.,zcsion policy Of Andrew johnson,
70 efF.ctua,ly has this chimera of superficial
fluanIers been exploded. As the Htr41',
however, has been fo!losea in full cry hy
the Journals Of its class, all yelping and
la, in for sreenbacks, it is worth while to
ra5s in review the impraeticabilisics Of this
cr,tchet, which will always conGne its sup
r,st to tue ba1um-scarum md reckless dab
l,lers in finance. Tho Herald sets forth
ih,a measure as follows:
".1he West and South, NJ wen n th* East sud
Sor;n. r'sh' Then naEc ss rnsny banks a. !aey
cnoo~+ahAt -. tarks Of deposit and aoan. aud toT
rcfE eretal Accom- Mofat'or, which ts Ihh only le-
rltlurase huk,n~ts OF bauksnR. al iMuiug 1t the
Wople ior cstcalatlors The soverstpeut wuuld
thkn get me te' Ell II ana+tonas c:rcnAahuu, tue
EXC utsiorm cairenc1. pertee.iY sIe 1ad
F:tady. II tho cnTrrtcy u 70 I've dtssufoed oI
cnatc.d Al AL this T. the only ratsons' vfnw in nc
cd1taIce wfa toand hnaaessl doctrine saa aao1s
LII rs see whether this supposed plan
a,r which the people are to baSe ns man
tapks ns they choose, and get the govern
mt1t sl.dl have The profits on their circ'
l~ting notes, is possible. Il 1s propose
that the banks shalt "loan" the greer
Lacks which the government issues, te
en1nmercial accommodation" They sas
Luv the notes Of merchants running 6
time. and pay fo1 them the greenhseks
tued ~ The government. On this propot
.;,n the foIinvinp questions arise:
, 1869-11-24
neAktat:x Essays wa Foltt1cas Econ-
OENis
From the Nation

Nj. Nny1rc Wine. OF TIE .'n,cA;o TglBrxE,
HIS here pfetented the Aso- rtcon pur1c Win se-
'tsSn 'ss ans t,,.s g ~ x
P1o'tc,,on. m % sra ise e..a,s en7a.,e, -spoiss,on
.na la.:, ,'ssd Carts! 10 Iate,s.s" M ; IL tas
lowed the traotIaston Il MT. McCard, psaiisbed
IN New York III 1s4s, ~ Mi. Putnam. 'i1s worth
men'on That anott X sers eoo, Translation q, tue
Rress Of the Ss'ioo." Has runlirh-d IN London
IN tssp, with rome nseIaa notes, contain
sng ,t!u..r1t'.s, a,asn from " n,ssrs o. u.
IN IN ei1cviat,on. BIT s1iI eEonSn 10 contsG
z ~ .sa nrs
chapters pt the book he1o+e NJ hlc1 t. ~ fa- q
the mt sesies eott; eua think 4r. Nccord i.
tht Eo:kh Ecaiuhsd. In tne O. - o places> 1o.-
ere., Hns:h NJ, wtste has perasps o.er.3okes',
rs s's r 9S5 Pc
il Eighty nis.sa:1srE. Is pso7ef seudenaa would
be. Es II Is IN PoreEs ed1'ton, - ''ocssaele-De.
tset Ine f.lsJ - cnap,e. e1P1,a. ,s y sGas Of
stead ot ~ ctstaek TO be reuoose:. Gs1eraHy.
however, The yo.uEe leaves ii lie 70 be desired.
vel Gore, ard aok me ieas1 ya11aAle portoa Of il
10 Batl!at. Ct Bast.a1, Ii Iee3 onu le sud list
seeEtnle, aad TIN: he las produced oas Of
| the ciealess ziA noost aeiing sta.Es1snts IL
sasIenSs !, ,na q tos Ire :7ae tnso!1 o. e
l
I which Nkuate The fNte1oharee o. human se-v1ree
u Statement IN The aDkseacs OF +asch pro: &C
tor.1s are As nelpieas - savage speafnts OF
posed 70 ctsnazea sSH1 n.asinE efseca ioade:s
1he slon As aA c4rdtict5 It, Ii hardly ezcit
| ing. II |. net ceEha', oat +.Au2h.er; nM apx
sodJ *eo VANS - Know y u1st free. trade doctrine
a'e, !snrpsd o. 81 exc1eseenees IN tue shape G
oru3es, aefa III ont in \ .ss}e 10 epAfKruS .nat
RAGS almost hta s.adtIise csltat 10 be:te
fnau ttud5 fhe "S. phismA" NJ. White, By IN
way, expitss~s in h!s preface hts wondct hoT ii
pfotec1Na tssteZu ever came 70 r. cIlled "Ih
Aneltr7r sJttem." The e1pIanatton Is en7l
storgh Ite Ser Yort 7SIbure las pe:snNie
nnna!e1s Of ihoQ'ands that' It wns fayentet .
hehs5 4 Carey. abtf i uow be1ng rauxht b. BIZ
to etntsnted f0r-!Guefa, ard that Henry car ne
smse..-d i IN legs.A.tun- 70 th1' peop:e have Y
up 3 ktnd q patriotic a'tarhnert tn II us na'ts
pto<'ues- The fa1t IL. II Mr. White potn1s On
Rat II ta = psce. ot Old European 1aceineFJ,
uAe there. III one toIm ec smother, fas -four or d.
/ eentoffes sEd reatiJ as mpcu oppoect 70 trs:
fdea which can fairly b ea3jed American As =
oactt1pe uf The divine right ot kings, OF tho p1t
: J1testns 81 tho RanAn lAN.
, From. tA< Bu{dta Express,
The nost popvlxT and effective form In VII
the 052uEpeEtstb bd brought a2s sinss tho Sar..,kf
, 1869-11-24
Buuh Hastiuxas Watch,

Fran ~ fse Tsrk S4%, Nos. ia
On Wednesday AFTERNOON, tha Hon. Hn&h Hsst.
fnks editot Of the OsMAskseist AdasrftssT ytalns6
, 1869-11-24

Tho most popu,s1 md eGecttvs form In pt.lea
the 0fRuEneL 10 ba brought ~ snss tho tark OF
Protection hare eset baen paRcod, b that E1ven 10
them By Il. E<edefto nss:l4t u b. famous
, 1869-11-24
nLHOIA.

sce.s vnet. x0x The fS.4ss u thfs ety ehrenesed
fhe ms4zlser y aasn snd IT. Nne - tof
fnosFt n RiShf s-4kEcun AE04 In o. !o<Ea g
hssWea htSE. .1ne AoAhlp Eh.AaAr eoMmltst eAs
KtoE1Te. H.. u ths seaaa1 ct ~ Victims. Af- ssa
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M4RRLED.
CORRECTED evsrg ves&-

STOVER- R-BOLLINGER--on the LIST inst, at
the residence Of the brides parents, in this place,
by Rev H. Heekerman, Mr.. George w Slower OF
Centre county to Miss Carrie Boiiinger OF tins
place.
The fair bride and groom did not forget the
printer bat sent around good supply Of delicious
cake Long life and happiness to them
sPIDEL-DICKERH00F March 3lst, 1889, at
the residence of the brides father, by Rev. r. f.
Wilson, Mr.. NJ P. Spidel and Miss Amanda j.,
daughter OF Major S. Diekerhoof, all of Bedford,
Penn'a.
HARLEIN-STATLER- the 30th of March,
at the Lutheran parsonage in Sehellsburg, by the
Rev j. Il. A Kitzmiiler, Mr.. John Harlem to
Miss Maria Statier both Of this county
IMLER-STEINMAN-0n the 28th ult. by the
Rev O. U. Heilman, Mr.. Jacob Imler and Mrs,
Kate Stenman both Of Bedford CO., Pa.
SHARTZER -STUDEBAkER--0n the 30th ult.,
at the Lutheran parsonage, by the Rev ]. O Nc,
Atee, Mr.. William Shartzer to Miss Hannah STU,
debaker, both Of Napier township, Bedford co.
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WINTER GOODS

ever opened in Bedford purchased under favora-
bic circumstances since the great breakdown in
prices. and will now offer them to CASH buyers
both wholesale and retail, at much lower prices
than the same kind can be bought for In Bedford
county. Country Storskesperu will End an oppsr-
tunity Of sorting up their stocks, if only single
piece il wanted at wholesale prices.
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A CONTEMPORARY wants to know
when General LEE will come in under
the distribution of good things? He
gave Gen. GRANT several checks In
1864.
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THE PITTSBJRG AND CONNELLS-
VILE RAILRoAD.-Durin the past
winter several Of the contracts on this
road were thrown up by the par
ties who had undertaken them, they
averring that they had already lost
large sums, and would lose more
should they continue the work. This
of course checked the progress of the
work somewhat Last fall for
ty three sections were let, and
forty-seven remained unlet, between
Cumberland and Connellsville, dis
tance of ninety miles. Those sections
which were let at that time comprised
the heaviest work on the line of ROAD.
The company have now, says the Cum
berland Civilian, determined to put
the entire work under contract let all
the sections which have not been hereT
tofore bid for, as well as to reiet those
which have been thrown up during
the winter. The specifications will be
ready for distribution at their office by
the 9th instant. The work will be put
in hands at once, and the officers of the
company will make every effort to
have the road opened and cars run
ming between Pittsburg and Cumber-
land by the fall of 1870.
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EEARFUL BREA A X DO w M!
Economy being greatly needed at the pres
ent time, it is the duty Of sll to buy where they
can bay The cheapest, hence
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G. r.. OsTER & co.

wish to notify the public that they are now re-
eeiving and opening the most extensive and varied
assortment of new and cheap
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-09

For SALE-a desirable building lot
on Richard Street, in the Watson ex-
tension. Inquire at this Office, If,
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HUNTINGTON AND BROAD Tor r. r.
WINTER ARRASGEMENr.-TIME TABLE.-on and
.rer Sept. 10Th, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at lie p. m.. ar
ives ST Huntingdon at All p. m; leaves Hunt
inedon at eos a. NJ, and arrives at Mt. Dallas at
I2IS q m.
Accommodation Train leaves Saxton Z. 80 a. m.
and arrives at Huntingdon, gt $40 an; leaves
huntingdon at ABS p. m, and arrives at Sa1ton
ats q D. m.
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$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID =
See Advertisement of AMERICAN SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE, in our adv ertising columns noy6yl
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The events Of to-day have more in
terest than those of yesterday. For this
reason men are fast giving up books for
newspapers.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-09

d. w. GROUSE has the largest assort-
ment of tobacco and cigars ever offered
to the people of Bedford county
to make selections from, and as for
quality and price are unsurpassed
We therefore advise our readers to
give Dan a call and try the ,oeed.
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WAINRIGHT & Co.-The attention
Of our mercantile friends is called to
the card of Wainright 81 Co., Whole
sale Grocers and Tea Dealers, corner
Second and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
They are first rate fellows and first
class merchants.