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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09

BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSTITUTE The Pros
gramGe of this Institution for ,he next school
yenr viii be found il cur advertisements page
every PaSeut is interested IN ita perusaI.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. s 3-Priuco Napo leon
10 company with Secretary Seward, visited
both branches Of Congress, to-day, and was
Introduced TO many Of tao mem bers.
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The last Gazette contains an article IN favor
Of National Convention, and a compromise
With The armed traitors of the South. He who
is io favor Of a compromise with traitors now
is no true friead Of the country. To show what
kind of compromise the South is in favor Of
We give the following from the Richmond
Whig. 1t is only fair index of the feelings
Of toe traitors of the Sauth in regard to CONS
promise.
"This war must 90 on. The South must
fight till the North sues for peace. Pass a
non intercourse act, and then she will soon
begin TO feel the pressure of the war. Wemust
dictate the terms of peace; the first article of
which shonld be an acknowledgment OF the
right og secession. This is fundamental
principle. The next article should be that
she pay TO the Gttermost farthing the expenses
of this war The lhiSd is thar che pay for the
destruction of all public and private property
which she may appropriate TO her own nse.--
Tue fourth Is thar, as an evidence of her sina
cerisy, she lmpeach and remove from Office 4 be
Lineols, indics him and hang bin for treason,
aud other crifaes."
There, how do you like iti Gazette and
other 'seoesb" papers would have the loyal
parts of the couGtry submit to bumiliAting
compromise with traitors who are now endeaVs
oriDg to crush the lest Government ever de-
visod by man.
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DIXIE.

A correspondent at PattonsVille, 10 letter
dated ID inst, sends US the following news
items.
DROWNED On Wednesday afternoon, Ju-
Is 3lst., while two sons of George Rnard,
named Washington and William, were bathing
in Wishart's Mill dam, Yellow Greek, they
we're accidentally drowned. No one Witnessed
the casualty, and there was 30 suspicion Of
the fact until several hours after the event
must have occurred, when the boys did not res
turn home, and upon search being made, their
clothing was found upon the bank Of the stream.
Their bodies were subsequently, recovered -
Thsy were aged about eleven and thirteen years
respectively. The depth of the water where
they were drowned was some ten or twolVa
feet. Thus is another warning to boys no. 90
venture TOO rashly into the deep water whilst
bathing.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTINa.--On Wednesday
morning ths 3lst uit., in the same neighbor-
hood, Jacob Steel, youug man of seventeen
or eighteen years of age, accidentally shot
himself in the leg below the knee, shaltering
the bone aud otherwise injuring bis leg
Whilst out cunning be carelessly drew the gun
By the mnzze towards himself It's feared
that anputation OF the wounded limb may bs~
cone necessary.
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]. ALI4ESON EYSTER

Mr.. j Allison EYsIer, prominent ci,izsn
of Ghambersburg, has been captured by the
rebels, aud is now detained by them as priss
onsr Of war. Mr.. Eyster had gone into Fir-
giuia, on private business, and whilst attending
to It was seized, aud conveyed to Winehsst or,
where be was confined 10 Jail. He has, by this
time, probably been taken to Richmond. In
sllnding to the capture of Nj. E, the Cham
bersburg Repository and Transcript says
All through the North, there are al this time
members of the families of those who are 10
arms against The Government, and they are as
cafe as are our own people; bat if they arouse
in the evil spirit Of retaliation, all these will
feel the effects of the tyrannieAl conduct Of
The leaders ia the wicked rebellion.
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The Future Of The War.

In Europe, says the Washington Chronicle,
where every nation has large military force,
is is a we'll understood fact that It takes fully
six months to convert ths civilian into the
soldier. What have we donel Three months
ago, our volunteers rushed to enroll themselves
as fighting mep, aud haste0ed to action, il
needed, without ever having been drilled
without having any knowledge of the military
tactics which are essential TO make an army
manageable aud efficient. They met we'll
disciplined force, three times more numerous
than themselves, and fought with ths courage,
the GOODNESS and the discipline Of the veteran
troops. An accident caused by momentafy
panic, aud converted victory into a route
Bat braver or better army of soldiers never
dared death in the battle field. The country
has every reason to be satisfied with those
heroic men. They are not to be defeated
Their cause is good, and they will triumph, for
God is with them, as he ever is on the side of
patriotism aud justice. One rebuff is not a
failure. Our patriots have no such word rs
failure 10 their lexieona. They l0A triumph,
for they must.
The indomitable will,
The courage never to submit or yield,
are characteristics OF Americans. Shall we,
who conquered the British in two wars, who
planted our standard upon the walls of Mexi-
co I'VE who never have been defeated in any
.campaign, even when we were poorer and less
numerous than at present shall zoe be foiled
by treason, however well planned, however
long prepared, however adequately equipped!
From one end of The land to the niher the
myriad-shout Of "lIo' will respond to such g
question.
OF the issue of The present strife, wo have
no doubt. Il may be prolonged contest; il
may be necessary 10 array half million men
in arms, TO spend millions before the issue ii
achieved; bat it would be to doubt Providence
itself were We to accept the idea that any
other issue than the fullest success is to enc
all. Ia short time this republic will have au
army great 10 nuneFicsl strength, great in
courage, great in discipline. And then
God and our cause to aid,
The venture wen abide.
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THE RETREAT OF GEN. WISE,

Brigadler qeperal OonmanaIng
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beneath me. Igathered a few leaves, and let
them fall from where stood
Hush" said Mademoiselle.
The accordeon went on as usual. The leaves
evidently had produced no effect
TRY again. said she
did so. We listened-no Acknowledgement
Inc accordion went on vigorously.
" Let US CO." said 1, not little frightened
NO, no; try again, said she.
did so. The music stopped, the serenader
changed his position; but In q moment recon-
menced his amorous strain. I grew quite
frightened.
"0h, do let us go;"' I whispered.
No no" said Mademoise1le; ''try just once
Again fell the leaves; again we listened;
again the ACCORDION ceased There was a
cough, then pause, then another cough, as if
the seronhder was imPatiant to be addressed
we strained our eyes, and just saw the dim
Come none fthat 'ere ," was his excla-
mation
could scarcely believe my ears. Nv re-
fined lover indulging in such vulgar and com
mon-place language, / scarce knew whether
to laugh or cry. However, 1 did neither; but
sad, sad as calmly as my excited feelings would
"Why, none o. that 'ere, to be sure, Pitch.
ing lots O. dirt on to poor fellow. What do
you mean?'
There was some terrible mistake Ny friend
came 10 my rescue Summoning up her dig
nifty, and peering over the wall, she said, very
severely, " Young man, who are you?''
Me, marin! Why, Joe, the butchers boy,
to be sure2" WY
oh, indeed" said MademuiseIIe, "And
what do you here2"
8 You see, )" he replied, 81 hain't got no
piace at home to practice in; SO l comes every
night here, cause the wall keeps the wind off:
and now it's time for me to be off,
:. And away he went off whistling, leaving me
dlSenchanted of my love. 1 may only add that
l endured an additional pang when, a short
time afterwards, found that the eyes that al
ways giared at me at church squinted. Since
then have not been quite so hasty in jumping
at conclusions.
And now, dear Rose, we had better get to
work ring for Ellen to bring lights, and now
draw the curtains
rose got up to do so As she approached
the window, the individual with the myrtle
passed Rose thought nothing of it, and it is
well she did not, as later in life she knew him
band and her own.
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ORE
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rely upon has skill az physican 'Au 90ooose'Iy
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
the corner Fail Dot to observe se lev doors from
must bs paid and a stamp O u'N0'' Let'e"
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nlember Of the Royal College Of Surr.on, Io,s,, -
ss,t from one Of The meet eminent CoIisg.s IN n, p.d
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uncovered country from whose bourne
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Oy' suInelent guarantee 70 the afflicted I5Is
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ID READER,
Il Err USE The following statement And tbep ;pdos
of its facts for
HEADER.

Il LIZ USE The fol Owing statement and then ind a
OF It's facts for yourself.
ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. Y we'll
known citizen there, hr suffered from DYSPEPSIA
ior some yesLs, wItfolt permanent relief. until he
Lled Af ERS PlL Us, which taken according 10
the dlrections Tor tbs complaint restored him 10
health In few weeks After an interval of some
mona he has had M return of his Complaint
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony. Texas, had an
eropuon ON his neck, shoulders, back and leg
which covered about one third of his BODY IA kent
ne parts affected covered with scab, and being
often raw core. VAS of course very Troublesome
and dstresslng 1t so much impair ed his health a.
10 mint him Tor bus ness and kept him In constant
suffering. Ali medical aid failed hIm until he tonk
iER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PARlLLA, whichcu him. His skin still shows
some scars from the uloeration bnt II is otberwfss
as clear as an infants.
John II. SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER of
Hlchmond, Va, took oOld which settled on his
lungs. A severe pain set In on the left side with a
bad cough, which WAS soon followed by the unmIs-
taxable symptoms Of consumption; When reduced
Rf PECrOkAL, which soon stopped the oouEh
ah1 ocmplstely cured MIN.
4Nees ma Is colin
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RoOTs AND saoES TO SUIT TIE
We are now manufacturing all kinds of ROOTS
and SHOES. and CONSTANTLY receiving a-Sen
supply OF eastern made work Of every de- S
scriptiop, made expressly TO order, and will ~
be aold at q much lower price than has beens ~
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, will always find good sssor.men
In store and at the lowest PRICES: Give us call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
Apb-r 314 PENNSYLVANIA ayepue.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, 6et1eesn 9th and l0fk Styssts,

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, Bstese,s 9th and 10fk Strssts.
~ We have Just finished o numbsr of first t-olass
CARRIAGES, spoh as LisA; Faneyo sRR
wagons, P1sk Phedtoxs, Family Car S0S
riasss, asd Pxss,es, which We viii sell at2S8
verv small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
of the business, We hatter ourselves that We know
the styles and suahty of work that will give satls
tacton, combining lghtness, comfort and dursblli
:, Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
The shortest notice and most reasonable charges,
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP,
Coaohmakers, Euccessors to VIM. +. Hook.
Ap H-dlJ
CARRIAGES.
4 HE Subscriber having made additions 70 hi
netoryt making 1t now one ofthe largestA MeAa.
In tho District, whore hls facilities for 4
msn1fsoturlng CART AGE & LIGHTASE
WAGONS Of oil kinds cannot be eurpsssed ana
uoLn ms lOnS isiioo kek k.res
70 Eve general satisfaction.
I.ad. na, oss.s'' ana hight '.'n' f''''
J.. Al REPtIRsnssslya done, and al orders prompt
s.ssaa-kaHa earriarss taken in exchange for .sv
elss. ANDREW j. JOStIE
en-u serAsr Of 1tts And + ita.
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". LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his Office in this city SS
MANY persons can wear these teeth who<lIIIO
cannot wear others, And no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
win any style and price of Teeth theJ may desIre
out 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest apd most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted. "
Rooms IN this olty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
phIa. on IsH
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's

Lake, spt The sniyerssi verdict Of ali Who pee
them either e . sesSss.s or e. ts,wsss, 10 thai
We purcha.eS 81 hin the sole rgif 20 .nsnu ncisr.
pssss, Pie, Nervous Bisessss, Fsmsie CON
yo1d doubt Fost lava lssbls remedy. Aside hon
sSsr so nsdiclcN sIsesrtss they are ysrs yhcs.
sa sssi ssss q ne
w1nSgs shs5 ~ inirsss .ss.lt. Let - fe9c: &C., q
gs in sabstitsins these vsssbie vesotsbls Bltters
ioL the .s.rsl ye.ss.s spd sxssssss'ss Lssss.
feotus.ly aud in hsnishins Disease and D1xnkeDess
hon the land.
Prsprissors, ft WilltkW steet, New Vera.
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uREth.P0 P0yyEE SyEE R2REKs

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Organs, and especially for Female obstrncoops,
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DENTISTRY.

nRS. LOCKWOOD d DARRELL ARE PRE-
- pared to insert TEETHOn VUI,CAN--
ITE BASE, new and improved mode Ks
when made on this pla an they are oom SIO
portable to wear aid much cheaper than any other
Also. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Dental
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ner Pa av. and Seventh at. ia 10 Sms
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY P

ENRICH: at the CORNER of Penn 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been fsNA0
greater inducements for tho patronage of citizeIs
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
tor permanent or transient boarders uuexception-
eole. Ihe bar and restaurant arrange of the
European Hotel have already become very popu.
lar being oil that be desired by the most fas
uolous Tine proprietor yes unremitted atten-
hon and continued liberal expenditures to i've sat-
isfacton to all, and thus renews his invitation 10
oil to give the European Hotel = call. de4-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-28

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