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q 90 HINKLEY KNITTING

sDCU MACHINES most perfect ma
chine yet invented. Will widen and narrow
turn heel, point the toe. ktwill knit plain
or ribbed. 1t will knit stockings drawers. shirts,
hoods, comforters, mittens &c, &c. 1t is cheap,
simple and durable. 1t sets up it's own work
uses but one needle, and requires no adjusting
whatever. 1t will do the same work that the
Lamb machine will do, and costs less than half as
much, and has not the tenth part of the machine
~ to get out of order. Circulars and samples
mailed free on application. Agents wanted. ALI
machines guaranteed STRAW A MORTON. (,
Genl Agents No. 20, Sixth ST., Pittsburg Pa
nov25'69yl
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BoUTwELI buvs up bonds at an

BOUTWELL, buys up bonds at an av-
erage premium of Is per cent. thus
adding, if all should be bought up, o.
yer $500, ,000,0 to the principal. Vo-
terS are your burdens heavy enough ?
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W. NJ. LLOYD,
BANKER,

:" NJ. LLOYD,
w BANKER,
Transacts General Banking Business, and makes
collections on all accessible points in the United
States.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, Sill
YER, STERLING and CONTINENTAL
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SGLD.
u. REVENUE Stamps of all descriptions al
ways on hsLd.
Accounts OfMerchants, Mechanics, Farmers and
all others solicited.
Interest allowed on time Deposits
ianI3 i70tf
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Words of Wisdom for Young men
On the RuliEg Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with Stir HELP for the erring and unfor,
tunate Send iuseaed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Adrnss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Pc, Box Phil a., Pa. may2S, '69yI
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
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ty, send free TO all who need it, the receipt and
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IN perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York
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Price 81 co.
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decI6nn3.

dissolution NOTICE.-T un-
I|dersigned hereby give notice that they have.
dissolved the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween them in the mercantile business by mutu-
al consent The books are in the hands of Simon
Observation-Disclosures, who will alsopay alldebts
owed by the late firm.
SIMON HERSHMAN
sept959tf SOLOMON GREENRAIM.
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BEDFORD HOUSE FOR SALE
dor RENT-Possession given at any time be.
tween this date and the lst Of April, 1870 Foi
further particulars inquire of
nov25'69tf J.J. SHOEMAKER
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2.
Finance was the feature in the Sen
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ORDERS from a distance for any
Okind of JOB PRINTING promptly attended
TO. Send to THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE, Bed
ford. Pa
LNILLIES, SHAFTS, Poles, Spokes
and Hubs. are sold by HARTLEY 4 METZ
GER at manufscturor's prices aprstf.
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NUMBER 49,


Imported sliall bethe sAno as that which
Is dclnedin lhe sebcua section oltho Act
imposing taxea on distilled spirits and to.
bacco apa ior other PURPOSES approved
July twenty, eishteen hundsod and sixty
eight,
On cordials, Liquors, arrack nbs5nthes
kirahwasser vefninl b, gatafa, and o,hee
simia spifilnous beyeragos. on blllers
Containing pitits, aud not Otherwise pros
yided for, two dollars er proof galloni
lroei9c3, Thatang braudy or other spirs
tnous liqpoys imported h casks ot less ca.
pacitg than fourteen ballonr shall be 6orfels
l6d @ lhe United States
Oh pimenlo and on blbck, white, and
red5or6 Cayenne epper, 1--we ceS s E,4E pound.
ON ground pimenloanacn ground peps
ppr Of all Kinds Zen cents per pound
On gingor root Two cents Pc pound
on ginger ground iyccents per pound,
On cinnamon aud nutmegs twenty cent
per pound
Onmaces twonty .Iiye cents rorponnd.
ON GLOVES, tiyc bcnts per pound
fl,,I al.,iA sla,sto iiAnt nnfi a. l,nr Mound
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foEhoIAL.l
s1Es or THE UNITED ST TIES
! pAssEDsAf THE SECOND SESSION
FoRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS

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an AolS" edsss other purposes.
D. :, enacted bg tlte SeiIote and House
i SepressHtatiires Of tbe Uaited iSSttates Of
I .1sa. n Gongress assembled, That
A5'SsSs Aa.S .f,sr the first day of MAY, eighteen
o. plt ,S s ssd ssvantv. .o,ie. the specisl taxes
aaaulssa aas I. I ,be seyenil y.ninth section of
lnpOs.a .s2;,lsJ aAn, mi 20 provide inter-
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nal tey.uas .sst ! 4, t,s I,,lie debt ana for
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easUy s'o..s I'll, Ill, tb;,tasn a;cI,tean bIIn.
set apl,pis! 49, T. ~ sn5 ss amended by
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june dirty, eightcsn hundred aud siSly
iour, b amended BY inserting after sha
words tIat in any egaa civil 81 criminal
ihe words ''atlaw OF u equiIy; elso hy
inserting after tho words s.if The suit were
eommencedi in The court below9bT SUM
mons, the words fpllowipg sapp@ua,
petition, or BY any other form Of action
texcept as hereinafter provided; alsobyin-
.serting aileEthewofds soriifsit were comF
l.lnonccd by capias 10 words following:
sor BY any similar form Of proceeding by
which personal arrest Is ordered.
:. SRc. 81. Aid bsit fliitll a eilqcea, That
aftor The thirty.arstl day Of y DecenibeFs
eighteen hundred and seventy N lieu Of
The duticsnow imposed ly laA. on che or,
iicles heFeinatter enumerated or provided
fof imported from foreign countries there
shall be Levied, collected aud paid the fol-
lowing duties and 5atts Of duties, thatiAtc
say: tesW
y On teasof all kinds, ifleen cents per
poppp. &
On coffee Of allRinds, three psnls paf
pound:
1h eacao, Of cocoa, two conla per ppnna
Onicoc6a leaves or Shells, Que cent per
p6nnd
On groupd or pgepated eAeap, eg cocoa
Gya csRts per paapd apd on eaocolatat
seven cents per pound.
{ on Sll inolassos, tiyo cents per gallon.
On tank -boltom sirup Of sugaTScanc
juice, meIadn, concentrated mplada, and
consontTsted molasses, ono and oneibalf
cents perpoppds s,l
On allraw or muscoSalo sugar notaboye
number seven, Dutch standard in color,
aud on all other sugars; mot above npmbcr
ten, Dutch color, two cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number ten,
Dutch standaldIin color, and not above
number thirteen, Dutch standard in cclols
two and one.qlarter cents por pouud
On all other sugars above number thir.
teen, Dutch standard ID color and not
above number sixBen, Dutch standard iu
color, two and threc.quaftor cents pcr pound
On all other spgars above number sixteen,
Dutch standard in color md not above
number twenty Dutch standard ID color,
three andione. quarter cents 8perpouhd {
On all sugar above number twentys
Dptcb standard in color and iopall fefned
loaf, lump, crushed powdered and gTalIls
lated sugar, four cents per pound: ,l.pf-
.tlstl, That The SaeFetiyg Of tue Yfeasury
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ebarae tho corporation from any liability
for tllat amount az said ihlerestI coupons,
ot iiyidenis claimed as due to any per-.
SON exSeot IN cases whore said corpora
tio6s have provided otherwise by ai ex-
,nresz contract PForiaed, That the tax
upon the dividends Of insurance companies
shail moi be deemed duo until such DIVE
.dends are PAYABLE. either ia money or
-otherwiis3e ses and That the money returned BY
MUTUAL insurance computes Co their ppli-
ev.holders and the annual,or semi-annual
interest allowed Or paid 10 the depositors
n sayines hanks q savings institutions,
shall not be considered Is dividends; and
tlat when aay dividend Is made, or inter
est as Aforesaid e Maid which includes any
.nart n. ths snrnlus Or contingent fund Of
anv corooratioa which has been assessed
ma tba IN naid .hereou. or which includes
anS nart of tbe dividends; interest, or ccu-
mn non reaeiyad from other corporations whose
aefI;esFs ara authorized by law Is withholda d
mar cehtuu 81, the same, the amount Of
fay % naid on that norton OF the surplus
sr ~ contingent fund, and lhe amount of tax
ybieb ms bSen withheld and paid on 'tiiyi-
lends interest gor cbtipo1s 80 received,
may = pe aeapetea from .sas sess o'i s lssS4
diyIsendiof interest; , q I, 4 h, NJ.
every person having tae care or manage
ment q any eoFPol9s'gs llapls - = ssAsS ,ss
under tae ias. pfesealpg seos'On, sl si ,t
make and render to!ne asssssgr ~ ass.sss
ant assessor OF tnS :. .sVslcs ~ T.l.su '9Sn ~,
person mas MS ONCE toE 'cOuuess'p ,sno eo
business 'ot spc9 eoFpotallpp. 9l y psagsS .ss
tne tenta aay Of Q. .se y, NOUN sosly w
IN when any dIyiae9Gs g sellls gl 'uvues
become due Or payable as etoresa.e',:a WY 4,
and complete return 70 sge9 y, Iotn = w
conGnlsslonsr q lasetaal I sssssaas IVY
prerioe, -eI,tae allouas 9. llsSule lss IT,
its and Of taxes as saIoresal9j aua taere :
shall eannexea thereto 2 saeclaras.Gu y .,sa =
the president, cas9lef, 9r IssaspFes. " w
corporation, under oasp, saaS ssas W. y
contains q true ana copplssss sSSogls :.
the income ana pronss ana y !, .aa's 4; ~ ~
Aforesaid na tor my ssssss ,.as. ,tS ;gi,S
such declaration I! annexed, gne eosPDEalSl
50 in default shall toiieis as 2 penalty' I4s
sum Of ane thousand collars ana u ease !
Of any default in making or rendering salq
returns Or OF any default 10 tue paymestllp
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ceived an autograph letter from the Queen
Of Holland, Offering hun the free use Oi
one Of her elegant mansions at Hague, 10
enable him TO complete his History OF the
Netherlands This offer Mr.. Motley &C.
cepted, and will proceed to Hague 70
commence his history labors aS soon as
he receives instructions to turn over hls
Office TO the first Secretary of Legation.
The Committee on Ways and Means
will, as requested, give Mr.. Boutwell,
power to issue three hundred million
dollars in five per cent bonds, the Secre-
taryi having acknowledged his tour anda
half per cent scheme o failure. Iaal gi.
Tho free ship bill proposed at tho close
Of the last session Is now on the Speakers
table, and will be sent to the Committee
on Commerce. There is now, however,
but little disposition apparent to, press
action on this bill, lU aiI non I.H,lg9a
The last Porter letter is much talked
about and is the sensation of tue hour
Grant will hold on 70 the Admirals nom.
nation, and 80. be avenged, unless mutual
friends change his mind q .ellrl0 nlI u
-ROderick Il, Butler, who was charged
with committing frauds against the Pen
sion Bureau, has arrived, and was in his
scat in the House to-day, and was busy
trying to induce members TO aid in pre-
ventipg'Lis arrest until Congress can In
Yestigate the charges. 7il& 30 aqurmiii
No disposition is manifested to transfer
Senator SChurz from tho committees he
is now on 10 those olless importance, and
those who predicted that he would be
ruled ont now find their, mistake. There
will be well organized effort made by
them to defeat the confirmation Of Admi-
rails Porter and Rowan in the Senate! oa'
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THE CANADIAN FISHERY AND
NAVIGATION QUESTION.
Plain Talk for a Toronto Paper.
ToRoNTo, December Q.


The papers this morning, commenting
on the Presidents message, say with rcler-
ence to the enforcement Of the Canadian
rights in the Gulf Of, st. Lawrence, that
"the President does not found objections
aginst the action Of our Government upon
the seizure Of vessels actually engaged In
fishing within tho forbidden boundaries,
but on the seizures and examinations Of
vessels suspected Of q design to violate
the regulations Of tho Canadian Govern.
ment. He states that while the Canadian
act permits such seizures md cxaminI.
tions, tho law has not yet been put in
force, and he Is resolved topOStpone action
until actual oiIense has been given,
Whether such seizures and eXaml-
nations form necessary part OF police
duty in our navy Is question for the gov.
ernment to consider We need hardly
say, however, that II these proceedings
are necessary to drive out intruders, the
water law ought to be enforced whatever
objections may be made by America.
The threats Of retaliation which the
President holds ont that Canadian vessels
will be refused admission 10 American
ports, and the bonded system, as II Is
called, under which the Canadian mGr.
chandise passes through the United States
be suspended, 1t will not have the slight
est effect in preventing the assertion Of
the Just rights Of Gambia III the waters OF
the Gull. The number of American
vessels entering American ports arc
quite Insignificant, and tho stopping Of the
bonding system might cause some inCOnve.
nicnce to individuals In Canada but would
enormously benefit other parties, and the
chief injury would fall upOn American
transportation lines. President Grant
may trylmeasurcs Of coercion whenever
he likes. II will not cause the people OF
Canada 10 abato their claims one jot or
little. The President asserts the right
oftlle United States To the tree navigation
OF the st. Lawrence; It Is hardly
worth while TO dispute this claim
Whatever rights American people may
possess to the navigation Of the river, they
Certainly have none 70 the canals along
the banks. Whenever request has been
made to permit the passage Of an Ameri'
can vessel, down the river, It has always
been granted, and the President can hard.
IL aIl5ge, therefore, that tlIe-tight States
on the lakes have been seriously injured
by the denial Of his claims. I'VE beg to
inform, His Excellencyl that no trouble
arises. Perhaps he has never made the
trip from Kingston to llOntreal.l We u.s.
sllrc him that without the use Of our ca
mails Americans would obtain wonderfully
little advantage from the free navigation
Of tho ST. Lawrence TEiGf s1A'7
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RENDER uNTo CRsAR.-Thc Clarks-
burg Telegraph reprOduces from our
columns the address delivered by Mr..
GREELEY before the Harrison county Ag-
ricuItural Society in September last and
although calling special attention to it
editorially, the editor does not think it
worth while TO- give tho INTELLIoENCRR
the proper credit We doHt.often com
plain Sof appropriations from our
columns; but rs the INTELLIGENcER was
the only paper in; ;thei State that did re-
port the address,a and as it cost US consider
able time, discomfort and labor to do it, it
goes against the grain trilc. to see the
results Of ollrlitde enterprise appropriat-
cd SO close at home without some sort Of
acknowledgment r Ftii W"
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The Latest News.
THE PRESIDENTS ols"l i MESSAGE.
Comments of the New York Journals.
New York, December 0.


New YORK.. December o.
All the Metropolitan Journals have
elaborate comments upon the Presidents
message and accompanying State ,docI'
mcnts, this A. II. The Tribune thinks the
prominent features Of the administration
bad already commanded the popular ap.
probation, but this message will still
more cndearS the President to the hearts
of his countrymen. The writer thinks
that "in regard to San Domingo, the Presi-
dent is clearly right in his position, II not
misinfOrmed rs to the material facts, and
submits that Congress will be constrained
by public sentiment to admit San Domtn-
20 into our Union, unless it can be made
10 appear that her people are preponder'
emily averse to such union." He thinks
the Presidents patience almost exhaust
cd by the Cuban Outragcs, regrets the
silence Of the message in regard to the
Alabama claims, and esteenls the Prcsi-
dents suggestions and recommendations
with regard to public land and land
grants, rs wise and timely. ,.
The Herald thinks the Presidents mes.
sago is q good State paper and q stAunch
party platform. Thatas an exhibit Of the
management under his supervision Of the
Government, In our foreign and domestic
affairs, there is much in 1t that is good
and encouraging, and rs fOrcshadowing
Of the general policy ofhis administration
there is nothing in II calculated to disabuse
the general confidence Of tho country.
The Times says the message Is the best
answer to those who insist that the mission
of the Republican party is ended, or I'M
pugn General Grants fitness for interpret.
Ing tho wishes and promOtingt the interest
OF the people and that tho policy set forth Is
at once positive and practical. The writer
thinks it Is clear that the President has no
idea ofplunging the nation rcckIessly into
war as d means Of manufacturing party
capital, yet that there is nevertheless
rather striking suggestiveneSs in the brief
paragraph which is devoted 70 the
Alabama claim, and the mildness Of tho
Presidents reference to that question rem
ders more significant the tirmness OF his
remarks in regard 70 the fisheries w.
The World severely criticises the mes
sage, and thinks It is q document which
needs a good deal of winnowing to sepa-
rate the small amount of grain from the
heap of chaff in which 1t Is buried. The
writer says that the request Of the Prcst-
dent for authority to appoint commits
sion to investigate Npd audit the damages
oEiRdiv duals byathe Alabama depreda.
tions, with n view to their payment by
our own government, Is proceeding en-
tirely without precedent, and that Il his
advice is accepted, the precedent will be
set Tor making tho government RESPONSE
bic for the reparation of damages sustain
ed by our merchantmen OF foreign powers
rs incident to wars. The Sun can find
little merit or satisfaction in the message,
and terms 1t pOverty:sEicken document
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Cincinnati "a, Market, l.,
nd TI oNopINAT1, December q. :

,,s',p u..r, ,fu CINCINNATI, December g.
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged; mlddllng 1a'5c.
FL0uR-U unchanged. ...r ,,I.- nv, f.rl
GRATN-UnchAnRed %.
GItOoERrEs-Co -CotieG firm. Sugar in demand at
lower rates; New Orleans 9K0I2Hc. MolaSses
In fair demand at lower rates; at I8lbSOc. nI b..
Ous-Unchangcd. Llnseed 0ll-Only a limit
cd lobhing demand. ~ .H
EG0s-StOady at &c. .str .u i'. sr. 'N
BuTrER-Dull and unchanged. .fgUI mM
CHEEsE-Flrm. -..t..:.... ..-
SEHDs-Ciover seed in good demand at 1OE0
lie. Timothy aud Flax seeds unchanged. ,0..
! PRoyIsIoNs-Pork quiet; sAleable 9t $40; held
at $40 80. Lard quiet and unchanged at 1lA0
lqc; held Nc higher. Shoulders O1c; bulk sides
9ke; clear 1OA &c loose and IS days Ia salt. Green
Meats active; sales 10000 pounds shoulders At
65c; sides sXG9c; clear RIB 1lXc. .--..y-,
Ho0sLopCned hrm but closed dull at SO 500
80; receipts 1850. " a' .dss''. Z
WHBKY-AdYanced to SS6 6S6C. i1r 10 s1.Unl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-07
New ,York Produce Market.

,s5..,. ir ~ NEW York, December 0.
CoTToM-opCncd dull and closed active: mid
t'iTs FisoTSEFlrm at $s soos 90 for shipping or.
derS. ANl ]" ff.
GRAN-Wheat firm: spring at 81 SOL 50;
red amber 81 4461 40. Rye scarce and firm,
Oats dull and unsettled at 69061c for western
Ohio. Corn firm; newat 77979c; old rcd Of 30
6lc.lg I I.I- II'"3'r HF'l y. %. .
PRoy1sIoNs-Por unchanged. Beef steady;
ticrce bcof, supply light but very firm. Cut
Meats unchanged. Bacon In fair export demand.
E0Gs-sSSS5c for fresh, and 9SKc for lined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-07

Tho Presidents Message fdsit appeared
in our columns yesterday, was Soimper-
feet and incorrect, that we reproduce it
this morning in a complete and corrected
shape. We have revised the document
carefully sby q copy that reached US yes.
terddg bytniafl ffOm1 Washington, and
which we feel assured is accurate.