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$paldiMg's Prepared Glue
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOWY! nISrATCIg.
A~r"A s TIToH IN TIM SAWS EINc."iJ
az accidents WtU hppen e0sn ~ ,eFrtgpLfed Jgiliss
it s very desirable TO have cheap and conyeniens
why Tor repairing Furniture, Toys Croc&ory, SC
sPALDlNGs PREPARED GLUR
meets ell such emergencies, anG no usehcd can atr
to be without ii. HNGT0ys ready aud up to the stick
ing point.
"UsEFUL IN EyEEH %>@1E."
N. B,-A Brush accorpanies sCc' cttls. PRrcs e.
cents. Address,
HENRY c. SPA 4. Y CO.,
9t G",'' :ew York.
CAUTtoN.--As certain uaI ihri ersons ora G,
tempting to PAIN OF on the 'rs pnbic in,its
tons OF my Prepared N'lue' ga" On all persona
10 eNa"lin' peoVe po'tnhi2E sc the full nafae,
sPALpiNe FR3 49, J,
Is on me OUTSIDE WRAPPER 3 are swnGiine
LIZA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten ltmes lis icost ANNUALLY TO every
hou%noAo'NS ""%E% &S ET ~ II.
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The STARs AND STRIPES IN RUsslA.-A lady
Of this city writing last May to young Rus
sian nobleman residing at Moscow, used letter
paper and envelope which were stamped with Il
beautiful design of the American flag. The
following extract from his letter shows how the
Stars MD Stripes are regarded in Russia
s'@ Ss . Moscow, Russia, July q, 1861.
ws " We have had lately & tete chana-
pet7e atone Of our country seats the enter
tainlnent Of {, large number OF guests. In the
evening the parks were Illuminated and brilliant
fireworks were displayed. that even the night
might Ne made as ligh: as possible. speak to
Won of this festival that | may Prove to you the
highTcspect which we have for the American
flag Your flag. The fact is that the little
boats which formed a regatta On the lake were
all ornamented with yous flag, for the exquisite
model cs which We were indebted to your
charming letter. The flag WAS greeted with
demonstrations Of respect and delight. '-.New
Yosk Pcs.
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The A5cad Zcitumg says that i'll his rccgn,
yaledicrory address to the readers Of Tie Dqihy
Nesps, - the Hon. Ben Wood compares himself
a lsaz'rus Like him, says Mr.. Wood, |
- tlot dead but sleeping" lie would have
ina4e the comparison much more perfect if lie
hid only protracted it SO as to include the re-
mark made on the occasion alluded TO by Mar
tha to our Savior, Lord, by this ;!me lie
sIinkcln.''
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Another candidate for the v altonan Colo
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THE CAVALRY Misunderstanding officer
Platt has now some forty recruits for the Cav
airy Regiment in this place The Brattleboro
Company has about lis tull compliment Of men.
The Regimen will probably 90 lnto camp about
the first of UctOber.-Iin,cS.
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Geo. w. wilder

Is AGENT TO- the sale OF Gee. A. Prince &. Co.'S I'm
iproyed.patent prizt Medal
.3fELODEONS.
The first Premium has uniformly been awarded TO these
Instruments whenever exhibited in competition with
others. Manufactured a. butaio \. y.
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rom the VhrlStT1r Il esae
More Mel.

ne1ey
as#aaSa From the Christian Messenger
Mo:e Mel.
Some i'm patience for the raising Of another
Vermont Regiment is expressed. Vermont has
already raised more lnen than New York, in pro-
portion to her population .-Chronlc(c.
What If Vermont has done more than some
other State III furnishing Men, some otncr States
have done more than we. We arc not to
measure ou! patriotic Effort BY the Ieathersy Of
Others but by the demands OF on. country now
ia peril. Let US keep recruiting men and have
them Ready. We must have more troops. The
Government has called for them. The Country
needs them. They are required a, many points
as i precaution against attacks; they are wan
Ted 81 others TO enable our columns to advance
upon The rebels. Fremont needs heavy rein
forcenents to save Missouri. Additional evics
are demanded for Cairo and its vicinity. Yves
tern Virginia is in danger Of slipping into the
hands Of the Confederatts, for lack of more
regiments. Eastern Tennessee is raising the Ma
cedonian cry" Come over and help US - Nc
Clellan calls for additional soldiers to efficiently
naa the great Central Department along the
Potomac and the waters of the Chesapeake
Generals W DOL and Butler must have a large
increAs2 of their force. to enable them 10 carry
our the grand scheue just initiated along the
Atlantic Coast. In fine the half million Of mel
provided for by the last Congress ought to b,
placed in the field at the eatlest possible day
We should have men enough in the field to sup
ressthis rebellion before another spring.
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Chas. Fl. Gcf Z. Campbell r. Martin.-Ac-
ton on the case for deceit in an exchange Of
horses Wing, L1nd Il Taylor for Plaintiff
Redfed Il Gleason, Ferrn d Clarke for Defend
ant.
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REGIMENT OF CAVALRY
ST. NICHOLAS IEIGlT'EL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PER DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and commodous Hotel
in 1854 it has been the single endeavor OF the prore
to make it the most unpuous, convenient and COM
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side the
Atlantic And whatever has seemed likely administer
to the comfort of its guests they have endeavorei wi tn
regard to cost, provide, and to combine all the ell
ements of individual and social enjoyment which modern
art has Invented and modern taste approve and the
patronage which it has commanded during the past six
years gratifying proof that their efforts have been APP
preciated.
To meet the exigences OF the times, when all
qured to practice the most rigid economy, the under
signed
Have Reduced the Price of SEOnYti to
Ttyo hHsi:lls yer Uay,
the time abaling Of the uxuries with which
their table has hitherto been Supplied
TREADWElL, WHlTCOMB &c co.
New York, Sept.2, 1851 293m3
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NQticG.

VI HEREAS, wife, Susan L., has left my bed and
w board without any justdabe cause, this is to notify
all persons Of the fact and forbid t.n h&rbcrng or
supporting her at my expense. JAMES l. MURRAY.
DuXbury W., sept: IS, 1861.
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| =,
BRUISES. CUTS AND WOUNDS: FILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For ali Of which it is speedy and certain ar
never fails. this Linmenl is prepared from the recipe
OF Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut the tamous bone
setter and has been used in his practice for baa
twenty years wit h the most astonishing su ccess.
AS AN ALLEvI ATOR OF PAIN 1t is u!lriyaled by any
prepaI alton before the putl of which the most sep
ica may be convinced by single rial
This Lniment will cure rapidly and radically .lSheu@
mntie Disorders OF every kind and in thousands Of
where has been used it has never been known
| fail.
! For: NEURALGIA, IT will afford Immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst cases OF AeaNaclse in three
minutes and is warranted to DO it.
ToolHACHE also will it cure instantly.
| Fox Nervous Debility and general Lsssi-
tu<le, arising from impru;ence excess, this Imminent
is most happy aud unailing remedy. Acting directly
upon the tissues it strengthens aud revvdes
the systetn and etores it to elasticity aan vigor
Foz pILEs.- external remedy c'si that
it is the BEST known. and we challenge the world
plant should give it trial, for it will fail
afford immediate relief and in majority OF cases will
QUINsY AMI SORE THROAT are sometimes OK,
remely malignant and dangerous but timely apllica-
ton Of this Linment will never fail to cure
SFRAINS sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
of the joints is liable to occur il neglected The
worst may he conquered by this Linment in twocr
three days.
biUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
HU RMS AND sCALDs yield readily TO the wonderful
P when s of p accona to
CHILHIAINS. FROSTED FEET. AND INSECT
BITES AND STlNGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have tha remedy at hand for its timely use ct
he first appearance of Lamenes will etectuallv prev
those formidable diseases which all horses liable
and which render so many orherwhe valuable horses
neatly thless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to The Won
deru curative properties Of this Lnment have been
rece ived thin the last two years. and many OF them
from persons in the lithc-t ranks OF life.
ca UTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and Like
ness Of DR.. Stephen Sweet every label, and al so
Stephen weets lnt,llibie LiDitnen" blown in the
glass Of each bottle, without whlch genuine
Richardson d. Co.
Sole !rOprietorS, Norwich, ct
Fer sale by FRED +. SMITH, Montp eIicr, Genera[
a cut for Vermont, ard ~ all dealers Apr-yl
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
September Term, A. d. 1861.

Hon. ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. DoS P CARPENTER, ! .ss;stoa+r ,dcos
Hon. SAM'L 5. KELToN, A''' o"Ns1e
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-03
BRIGADE ORDERS. NO. 3.

TESHE uniformed companies, composing the Ist
L Brigade, 10th Divisions P. U NJ, Will parade
for the purpose of inspection and review, at the
following times and places:
Hopewell Rifles, vii! meet at the Town of Hope
we'll. Monday the 9th day Of May, next, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ.
PattonsvilIe Rifles, will meet at the town OF
Pattonsville, on Thursday, the 7th dIy Of Nay,
next. at 10 o'clack, A. n.
Bloody Run Blues, will meet at ths Borough Of
Bloody Run. on Wednesday, the 6th dag of May,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. 81.
CleaFviile Blues, will meet at the town of Clear
vile, on Thursday, the 9th day Of May, next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Bedford Rifles, viii meet at the Borough of Bed
ford, on Friday, the 10th day Of May, next, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ.
BLACK Plumed Rifles, viii meet at the Borough
OF Schellsburg, on Saturday. the 1Itb day of May,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
Cumberland Valley Blues will meet at the town
of Centerville, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Captains OF Companies, will please take notice of
these orders and notify their co npanies accord.
ingly They are also required to make return Of
their companies tor the year 1861, at the time CT
the above named parades.
A. J. SAMSON,
Brigade Inspector, Ist Brigade, 10Th Division
Brigade Inspectors Office, Bedford, April l6
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N1EREsrING FRoM WAsHINGrnN.

Washington, April, 29-Rumor having
sssisd that battery had been thrown up BY
the Virginia troops, at the place called White
House, below Fert Washington, on the Poto-
mac river, an aciual examinations was made,
Yesterday Of the ground there, aud for a ulile
Or two all round, and nothing Of the kind was
any where discoverable.
The Charleston .AercurJ earnestly protests
against The advice of certain Southern iourn-
ais which urge an immediate assault Oh WASH
ioogtop, aud It's occupation as the Capital of
ihe Confederate States.
The Alexandra Gazette says thai General
Lee bOs ordered the release Of General Har-
9ey, Who vas stopped at Harper's Ferry on
aIs way 70 Washington, and mentions a "a.
nor that Jefferson Davis is to come TO Rich
ssopd this week.
stephens has retained to Montgomery.
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Public Saie
Oh REih ENIIIE.

DY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford County, the subscriber will sell at
Public Sale, 4he premises, in Napier Township,
on Tuesd y the 18th day of June, next the fol
lowing tract Of laud, being the Real Estate OF
Aaron Good, decd, adjoining lands OF esse Black
burn, Adam Otto, James o. Robinett and others.
and containing forty acres and allowance, about
twenty-five or thirty acres of said land are cleared
ami under fence-about ten acres of which arr.
meadow. The other Improvements sre a two story
log dwelling house, stable and other out buildings,
with good thriving young orchards pump is
ter the place.
The sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock, ofthe day
above mentioned.
TERMS One third in hand at the confirmation
of the sale; balance in two equal annual payments
ments. WM. ZIMMERMAN
May 8, 1861 Admir-.
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TERRIBLE gONFLA0RATIoN OF Or WELLS.
The express from Titusville, on Th0r sday,
brought the news of terrible conhagration
which occurred at Rousepills, fourteen u'iles
below the former place, at o. clock oD We'd
nesdsy. The particulars, as near as VIC could
CLEAN them are as follows: = A party Of inen
we're drilling at the s. Merriek WeI.,p and at
about o'clock struck fbe largest vein of oil
and rss flowed from the we'll IN four inch
stream, aud spoutcd iato the air to the height
Of 6fty feet, with a rushing sound. Prepara
rarions we're made 10 save the oil, and while
dipping il from he ground into barrels tbe gas
with which the atmosphere had become charged
ignited by some means unknown, aud exploded
with the noise Of thunder, which WAS heard 1T
distance of six miles. Ias;antiy tbe whole
neighborhcod wss IN flames, and burning with
the 6erceness Of volcanic FIRE.
-Four men we're burned to a crisp at the well
where the explosion took place, and 6fth, /,
Mr. Il r. Rouse, Of tie frn Of Rouse, Mitch
| eli & Brown, was so BADLY burned that bis
bowels protIu5ed and bis body was almost
completely robbed of its skin and flesh. He
was lot expected to live twenty INMATES when
persors we're dispatched TO Titusville for Thy-
sciaDs. These persons, stated that the flames
spread from well to we'll, aud bounded over
the ground in every direction as If chased by
whirlwind, and that all he derrisks and com
busiible matter 10 the vicinity would be
destroyed. They also stated tLeir fears that
large Numbers of psrsons hao suffered death.
AT the noment they left mary were missing
aud the utmost confusion prevailed.
II seems that there large Rumbsr of
wells on the plnt many of them Only thirty
feet apart, aud as the light was seen to grow
brighter, fom Titusville, late GU Thursday
morning, with sudden and vivid flashes, it l.
tut reasonable to suppose that the eulire fats
have lecu burned oser.- Erie Pa Dispa:cA.
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4.ITTLE DKLAWARR.

IL 10 well knoWH fact. ibat the people Of
pelavers sre loyal to the +eonssitrsin and the
Dhion- but there have been sinister reports
Soneerring the Governor, and the operations
o. sscessioaist eonspirLtors which II vas fear
s'' laigat bring the souihsrn revelation into
.ae eoEdeFs Of the gallsns LITTLE State. We
.ei''ee @ to and that thsss sopor;s are not tree.
'oVe'nsr burton has ussofnly eosoe Out 10
,sspoass 10 The Pfesident's psealeiaation ior
+. .-.eaies's =. snd IL thosi ,ims We aay expect
- De'a ssre quota 70 IL IN sk8 ield. We are
f1is snFe tbeg Hili pFe7e 10 be nlnoeg Ehe
.sa'est snd beat at the disorders Of b coua-
Hys lag. PAiioaeIpAia Bnke!tn.
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sCCIDENT.

On Thursday the 11th inst, James Hughes, re-
siding on the iarm OF Wm. Hull, in Napier Town
ship went ons for the purpose of cutting raj, tim
Der The tree which he was telling spIit when
partially cns down, and struck him and fractured
bis neck, which. it is supposed, caused instant
desth. jury was summoned by John W. Huh.
"ho' together with DR.. Ely, Of scheilsburg ex-
sfniDsd the body, and rendered then verdict as
Aooye- He was poor mau, day laborer, and
has left wife and four children, the youngest about
two weeks old to mourn his loss. There is no
certainty abouEhis age, but he was supposed to be
sbcus fty years. Truly ssin the midst Of life we
ere N death" B. W. J.
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i -sti.afiaHai disease, z corruption Of the
bio ~ when tbs allld becomes yitiated,
we4N s4G pat.r- Being ii tie circulation, it
gsTvaa ,hc y ilse fesIy, ard may burst out
u a.sss-e % any a4rt af It. No organ IS free
from rs attacks. nor IS there one which il may
isot destroy. The scroininHs taint is variously
es.iSei ~ n.sgalIriaE disease. low living, dis
olaesel u 3slins 'fjsy sood, impure air, filth
a'ri hasifs sgiats4 gae depressing VICES, and,
a4Cge ~. bg the YeilegcaI nifeet.o8a. What
ever be is origin. il i hereditary III tie con-
stieation, descending :. fronl Iiaren1s ~ children
Ulto the third ana fuurth generation =, indeed.
It seaius 10 he tha rod pf Him Who saws, q
VIII risst the snIqllfles Of tic fathers upon
their chilGrsA."
It's ELECTS commence by deposition from the
5io9d Gf corrupt or ulesro1s matter, which, IN
sasui.s~, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tiscCcles; n tsis giaads. swcllings; and on
the sgrftee, erlpaols OF Sores. This foul cor
Frtf.s... 'Tifseh yenders ia the blood, depresses
the enerzies Of LIE, that seiiofalous eonstitu-
t.als aot only suffer from serofulo1s COM
p.atats, D.t they have far less power to with
Stead the attacks Of other diseases ctInse-
q..sisly. sasi numbers perish By disorders
vi: "a, although not scyoflous IN their nature,
are sti!i feild red fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which dep
c!niltes fh human family has its origin directly
in tslia srIotgiols contamination and many
dCstr essys diseases Of the liver kidneys, brain,
and, ide1d. Of ~ the organs. arise from or
are aggravated By the same cause.
Dae quarter OF ali oar people are scTofulous;
THAR pe1saas uc invaded by this lurking in
feeti-sn, aud fher health Is undermined by it.
o cleanae i t4u3n the system we must renovate
thr b'n'. ~ sn alteTafiye medicine, and in
y ,gi' x by hesithy food and exercise
a..ea : =. dielae " supply in
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10 STOCK OWNERS.

TTN0R the hene6t Of my pstrona in Tnior, IS.
A. Clair, Bedford, SRakespring Gnd South Wood
berry Townships, viii INFORM them that VIII 4
nos practice Vuterrn arian Surgery in The coming
season. ] thank my patrons fer their libelAl pat
ronage. I would also INFORM ny patrons. and
others, that the accomplished Sgrgeoo CoEs or
DELLIEs win psotlce IN The above named Town
ships
Mr. DeniDg, after I've years experience. has won
for him reputation nnequaled. ip this par, Of
the country, and the Public will od him On expert
hand in the whole vertereuarian science
d. d. ESHLEMAN,
WoodbeTy. April 49,
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THR FLAG oP THE AMERICAN UHloS.-A
few days since, Judge William Lawrenoe, Of
Logso county, Ohio, caused tho following or
der TO be entered upon tho journal of his
Court
"lt is hereby ordered that the sheriff of
Logan county be, aud is hereby directed, at
every term Of this Court, 10 erect upon tho
dome OF the Court House in Bellefontaine, a
suitable standard with the flag of the ArDeri-
can Unieb thereon, and the same shall there
remain during the sessions Of this Court, as
az evidence of devotion 10 the sCoustitu,inn,
ihe Union, aud the enforcement of the laws y
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.ILNllIi MILLS

THE subscriber respectfully begs leave Ia iu-
Il form his patrons and the public generally,
that be still continues to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand, cloths, cassimeFs, satinetts,
fannels. blankets, &c. all Of which be =iIl sall
Carding and FaIiiRg.
for which be would call special attention, "a be
possesses superior facilities and m2ehinery espe-
cally adapted to this branch OF the business, and
feels confident he can do work superior to sry
other establishment in the county.
DIIefms for carding and fulling strictly cash
All letters business should bo directed 10 Bed
ford Pa, whers they win receive promp, atten.
tion. John LUTZ.
April 0, ls6l.-B
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NG-ARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 2ga ult.. 1t the house az
the tride's mother, IN Bedford, by Rev 7. Hsy-
The happy couple have eaF oas. @isAes fsr their
fntuFe happiness may they l.ge long 70 enjoy The
ioys Of welded life, and none of us sorrows
On the eIst inst, at the residence Of William
Fickes, ily Rev. n. E. Gilds, III. john W. Flick es
TO Mss Catbariue Reesy, both Of Uaion Fowaship.
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PEACE DECLARED!
Swords beaten into pillow shears and spears into
linn hnnEa

owords Beaten into pIow Shears and spears into
pruEing hooks.
- | would respectfully in-x-SF===azA
E form the citizens of Bed
Ezszl ford and vicinity, that hav- Fz.kss$-ssss$g
ing located in the oil stand Of John Claar imrne-
di&tely east Of John Brice's hotel Bedford pa
am now ready 10 do all,woFS in my line such as
horse shoeing, wagon making &c, &c, il the best
style and at prices to suit the times. I earnestly
solicit liberal share of the patronage Of all who
may need work in roy line. Call down and hear
the emusic oi The Anvil and give me triad.
April 49, 1861. WM COOK
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NOIIGR TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS. viii be received at the house OF
Gideon D. Trout, on Saturday the 18th day OF
May, 1851, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the erection
OF Bridge over Dunnng's Creek, at GrrfIiths
foFding, in St. Clair Township. Plan and specif-
cations may be seen at the House OF Gideon Trout
By order of the commission
II. NICODEMUS,
May 3, 1851. Clerk.
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WAR ITENS.

Stop the supplies o the RebeIs-is is the word
Nothing is allowed to pass down The Ohio river
for the benefit Of the Rebel Triitors. At Csn-
ciuslIi guard vessel has been stationed on
the rigeTs, to search al vessels. Every oae
who aids aad comforts the enemy with supplies
of auy kind, will be seized and Iried for their
lives
The State of Ohio, in four days from tie
issuing Of the Presidents Proclamation, res
yonded to her quota Of thirteen regiments
10000 men, au3 holds 10000 10 reserve,
equipped aad Supplied at fhc State's sx7ensa
a bill appropriating 81, 600 600 for arpiag
the militia. has passed both branches of the
Legi>latute unanimously T1is is tho way to
support the best GoVcrumeu; in the world.
1t il stated thst four times the number of
voiusteers which Pennsylvania was requi red
10 furnish for the var. have been offered to
tie Governor. There IS 10 doubt but that
Pennsylvania herself could do more than fur
pish the whole 75,00G required Well done,
old Keystone.
Coop UNION FAMILIES. Among toe vol
unleers from Montgomery county who enrtll-
edthenselves to fght Tor the tStars and Stripes,
we're six brothers from Plymouth tognship,'
BY name Of Sutch FIVE brothers frem Norris
town by name Of ScLsii, tsons Of Gen. Wm.
Schall) and four, also from Norristowu BY
maine of Diamond.
THAT FLAG The wliiie fqg reported to
have been borne by the Massachusetts regi-
men; when it fought its way through B4ld-
more, was tie regular Massachusetts st4adard.
1t is flag of white silk, with the arms Of the
URioL on one side, and those Cf tue State on
the reverse .naSS1chusetts fTeoDs ask no truce
irith mob Of traitors
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Farm POR SALE.

THE subscriber win sell at private sale, the farm
situate in Jeuiata Township, on whiek James
Burns, (of Thomas,) now resides.
This farm contains l1S acres, about so acres
cleared and under fence. The land is good wheat
land, and IN high state Of cultivation about 4
acres Of excellent meadow. Also a Rrst rate
orchard, OF all kinds OF fruit.
The Improvements are good two story 2ongh
Cast House, large Bank Barn, ana other outbuilf-
iags For further particulars, call on the subscri-
ber, living 10 Londonderry Township, Bedford
County, Pa. DAVID EVANS.
May g. 1861