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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
AYERS
CATH. ARTIC
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Are ya;l sis.k. fet.isis., s.lsi corn
rIuiii,lss tr,f vsssfn.sto 90 Ter,
with yOar 8 -ftsss sses.ili..ss'si 4siss
your Ia.iia = ita-gssie93'laisse ,
These syInpt4ils ise gtse t.sat
fiesuiif 10 f1.iiis :isness Sassu,
HI Or ii .iraeEs IL cfa,r1attn ,ifigst
r0gf. atrl sitoal,i III averTrsl ~ a
finely use ~ fisc fisEiIf remedy
Take Avcr's Isilis, ard ciasalse
0Hs the s,is0-.lerri iHGnars --ffti
rify the bse0fl-als8 iet me iifsids
move o5i mioAssraefssi Ia iHaitil
agsin They sffTaaiHtc tire fAnc
lions Of the i,ydy silfe f-igDrDns
activity, purify tie aysseln from
sile aSgAtructleas which niake
tiizease. A cold settles some
where IN the body, and oDstracss
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
Estate Of John S. \. Stuckey, deed.

A1ot1atO VI vVHEA % % DtuOMVg3 UtU U'
r EFTERS of administration having been granted
ia TO the subscriber on the Estate of John S. S.
Stuekey, late of Middle Woodbury. tp., Bedford
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and these having claims against the same will pre-
sent their accounts properly authenticated for set
llement.
JACOB STUCKEY, admir-,
Jan. 81, '62-. Residing in NJ. Woodbury. tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
Huntingdon and Broad Top R. R.

Train leaves Huntingdon at 80 A. NJ. fafter ar
. rlval OF Morning train west on Penn'a. R. R) ar
riying at Hopewell at 1915 A.. NJ.
Train leaves Aopewell at 10, ,35 A.. M. arriving
at Huntingdon at Ito P. NJ. CONNECTING al "a
Z. NJ with trains EAST and WEST on Penna. r. p
Ihere IS no d5iay at Huntingdon Close connections
made East and Vest '''''O's
Feb. Z, 1862. Sn,',.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14

Gen. CamerOn's reply to TIE President is
as follows:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
Northern Light.

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
i by buyiag Coal Oil perfectly pure, inodorous
and free from smoke while burning, at Sl.00 per
gallon, at H. G. Reamer's Drug Store.
Nov. IS, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14

Hon. SIMON cAHrRoH, Secretary Of War.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
Estate Of DanieI Miller. deed.

Feb. IL, 1921,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
DIVIDEND.

G nETLAND WOOL, all colors s,at Or. Harry's
- Dec. u, 1860
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

,pmK no MARxxasy i

oRmK 10 MARExGoI
DAEy Inns SwnMlns dl.essay East ffcm osntrai iowa
10 Chiraga. 50 Miiea atagisg sassa.-oe Miles
Further wsss. Meat direct Foats 90 Chicago
and the Kast Is via tie
CHICAGO RoCK TsLAaD AND MIssasaIyPz
AND MISSOURI 6AIIaR0AnS.
6lnfy line Grnm GeatxSs1swa "a Ihic&Ee unSsr unN
msnAgemsnt. Tna Mississippi AID MissaHsi \. n.
liz nsw sumpsssed GO Mersngs, Dad viii ssea esagen-
/ ed farther wests Dee Meiaes $40 osahzii Rluss
PASSENGERS will and Ehis raute the Shortest Qaieh-
aas AID Bsst avoiains Sal delays ss sa Mlsss
River. cioss sonnscsasaa are nsAds wssh sac Eea-
ps ss s saS Essrsss rrssna lssss aarsass DID,
n sfIss Y u. avysssas ID Casesse sss s'sisaa
No easrss ter srsasser os Baggage nj cAieass.- =
sisspias Cars are % sill nisat trains Trsias coa-
ma1 Ms EAiaag0 with the Esina On las Eas&sEHiaaes
FACTs FOE STOCK sHirPERs
Stac& fwavsnR MATuE&o - a.@ Y. 81. @rriwRs d.
Ecaisago a b sas asas mssnaAs, = lins ias ne
saFsy kas&sts aHasass sKaAna ~ the kasasyn Ilnes
TIA wieis tine csaSwasa ~ IN aassissaBsi Rss-
| e aoss aos sxessd twsAsy millases. Fhess ID 40
The spsnlna Of the u. d. y. q. 70 MsTsnws,
saaessa yassfaa sfvans ssesk fsesn Des Mslnes ard
etheS psinss in Csasssi and wastsrn iowa, leefeFs
70 save thres aays arIsinx and srom 10 te 20 AouF
"a TIA GERS awe9 aHS other route. F5
stae& VAN be aazsvsra aosny 81 sAs assssnt yaFds
me n q NJ. ., u. H. aaw ssEas sxssassaa wass IL
Mareage, aad as fass completed ssoek trains wsi
ba raa % sAa end o. tAs trse&.
SssFy facility fss en- e~avsnssnt sAismea7 sa ca
paaas spared . rsssr Il the meat assiFasis rsass
frg@ Iowa - uAi0&xa.
asess. T,ssEss : :. ,asP. ss.ss. i =.
pfssHs'e = s'.A.asass &c so ss r.. r assss
asa.l Er..sss - ssssss Assss,
S Mse u = Z . va
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
AGassAys
LIFE pills AND paGnix srrrs.

+ n
Tasss asalelnss AsYs new been assas. -.
AAvs nsaiassInsa ktxk eAzsaessf N - W Vat tina
Ass es shs ie1e sse saeiF smEzaarasz,ss ssssF
sasss mr. ass gssss 80, gs s y ssss.
tAs auzaAa frame ~ isaasis 10 'SAss to shit
hs following are azaang ghs sssss....s
% ssssa diseases IN shiGA shs 'eas rasisss
vEsRTAHLK LIFE aEurcsxvs
.Ass well kpovn 60 D. inialiisels
Dx1FKRSaAs By Thoroughly clsanstzs,.-
ssssza $1,000. aaa sxaaxiAa assr af 80 m al
LkE u, iess " appetite, hsartears issai H-arr.
tessasss It-ssmpeF. anxiety, tsasSn 90 Fsas.
sssslsl wAssA ara she gaResai syu1ns~st SO aexa.
siss VII walsh. 40 natural csassSns : osssss-
C0sTfvEsHss, by ciesastux In. 49,,
s4s taasstases Vita sslzeas pFEssss So, s lsassi
Tisisnes5 ~ vaolsas purges leave ~. Sisasss
szsswilhxa swe Gays. 'a'' eo~s4 a..
By&@ % al kiRds, By resta.,uz ia,
~ - 49, LAEoash the press, ~ ' =
EscA " azn Gases a1a the therouxh go. fssbafl.
a2assstamaa esstxassisn in others. T''st'sa Of ta
ms Lifts Medicines Aasa hasa "a.
MAkism PernsSnsntiy In three wesk1 .t stFs FAss-
nzh sA4s sizns ey renewing local - Sssi
ene muscles sna issznaaaas uf tha - fss
DmaPsIka Of al kinds. sy fr~zTaaA
ana14 ne 9idnsys and blsddsr th@t ~. sEfsngs
aaaaaAafaIly nn Ensss tEapersans SsStA4t zgas
asss YET sssn faand certain eure ssF - aa ae
Il u
zim wssxas, sy aissoasisx .r,,
- $500 tas slaaaS sas&Ees to waIcS ss.sasas y
sCURvy, ulcers, aad inys;sr,ts A..
ihasqdv and ali the h uzaers. 0*'N'Aes EETs IL
SCOk8uTTc kkuPTI0As And h.a
~ sasif slssrAtive effect upon d. 49, s1Asas
kAe Ska ana tAe aaeraid state cf go SAi issa
saiioW, essay, al s -,
h nAa a@aE ahass Paais fes wzv. 49,,
lsasG 81 MsaEs care az EALT RAFzIa -, - n I'll
IS lMpfoy e5neas In the sIearpSss - - 80 sra.
fJUxMUN COLLIE and EKFLTkNsT 80, ae &C.
s@asN sy saa desc. az By swa Ia a. s.ssr..sE n
4 0~~xaa nrisinai pgopFlstst' AZ IS 1sa
49, 80 safsa % Piles, Of q ysAss -
- - - ne Aifs &easE5nea Nisas '@~~sS "
ASD AaseAs-~ReT tAas ssaurxs.s..
wsSssfn country, tAsss Medicines VT - % Dc
sAIs. speedy snd certain remedy. ia, . IA
ts&*S me sysss6m swsHs c4 20 retsFe - 4ssAa2ss
-~s SAle ~ kasss MaeaaelMss ia pevs4s..us sasais
as aafisasd, and be cured -'A@AAs-~stsGa
B1AsoUs RRVKRs and EAYsF C.,sana,,...
rA asbilisy, tsss Of &ppssass ans d ss1a-
AAass-Aae medicines hsEs been ussv1 veIt ., As p
ssl sasa serofuA In It's worst ferrt% s'.ssss-ts'
EaAia pes eewazfai 8Sti&n Of thess - T.
sass: night Rwe4ts, aeEvsuz atbIJI,, -. -Fa'
cAApLlnn o. all kinds, palpItati9b ~ in .ssSA
padnteFs' eofie are spesdiFy cared ~ TX "sGi
| MEkGURIAL DEsEAsEs. -ps~asn, ,A
a4tutlons have become impaired h. tHs -"
1ae OF AefraFyt win And these arsclnss -.
- ~ ssy asSer faAi 10 eradicate sros d. 81
senr III Ae effects Of Msgezry Isapits1. w ~
knan the most powerful prrpsrssIfr1 = ssaasf
fEAnS- Prepared 2od sald ~ W h noEg~rS|
Fer sais By al Druggists. ~ WV lsn
ApE-le-lssI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
DIRECTIONS F0R ESlN7
CaahaRa,s @aama In Ga'sAa

Fog Tsataarhs Apply IL oyss LAf - ~ no
Of kAe lasah afflicted, pyssptaS eaA- = vst ~
Evpxxs "a mHs cured "a axtrszf - - - Fs'
wia sAs naz1A, odd rowprtAs to5s ts 1essss.
HssaAchs, battle she temples ana ~ =, sszs8s
ana take froza Eaa 10 thirty sT9Ss ! -
of walsz swseEeasd. ....a-zssssA ~
&ax SsF8szR aass@oTs TEEtsst aAt - Szs
o. Afopa inssxnaiiy, On SUGAR CT y - = 49,
waaag naSha ths TkFaat FrFTiy ABS = Iszt ~
For HsssaacAe, RhsEEnstisEas s2' - n y
s4 Side hstha freely with safG u W.
orally take internally 1850, s,ssa - y
Yer Barns mig sae PaTt ha'm :. "a, ID ~
Of wsfes Sad noar, 80 maxi Pas1ss 20 - ~
wasA saa saaag. Rsg CspllIts "a "a ssssa
Afevs IN hss waaex baghf ~ go -, sass .
Aanaels. In tha above, re 80 ssgy scsgS4
nhasaxss, and she larger 81 hSa'S'
10 sxz and circumstance. t.z. faE'
Ealeegs's Balm in GflsRA u =.
kasza n EslSsa gives s%tsssssftlsS 49, n =
Yhsea INC Aavs Ssea Eaass u ''a
y Assnss w~"ASA G 5 C0I.sEEf -
Ne. - semsA Fourth atrsst, - =. : zapf'
- n N, 6arAsfs keEsk sy k1ssss -
80 To ia sansas At the saoste''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

now oraS 10 oTTuawA4 FIFTY AILEs.
Pwrf&sr Wssf tasn aas osAsr Rsssroaa Gn i,apa.
In caunc4ien With tha
oRICAao, BURLINGTON n QUINCY RAILROAD
SAsvfxsf, Qwaeksss aaa Bsss Rs@ts
70 chie&so, Esw Yerk, B0ston, Fhiladeipkla AID
and 70 sill points IN IlIIAeis snaaas AfchikAn oa3s
rwo Trains Daily lsa~~ asa AEsivs tssaaas sz
septsdl as follows; 7rfr
s s9ss ''s'ssA. . : m m s sIs "'s'sFa' .
EY~coaasssIng al salssbufxh vita the gotahsrn
Cgeaa ERilrsad fer QuanGyI ~ hsadetR wiAh the
ulinols Csnirai Rairsad, faE GaleHa and puaIesth,
ami st. Loals and Cairo, at Bufiingtsn with tasl
sailing Pae&aIa fer st. Laals.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.. u...
K@ThreuNh 80 Eew ToFk in % hours PRSssn-
gers leaving cenAsll BsafFh Eaufnsuk and ev'eAing
lakng this route viii arrive In Gkka8e az ST. lou
soaE@ AaA In ample slmeto eanuesk vita the EFsai
EastsEn and Southern Lines.
Bay your Tickets via western Stage Company se
OttErqwa, where You can bay your Tickets Of the
ssrlingsen No; Raalsead Tiekss osaee, 10 ALI
TO sHfPpERs OF STOCK,
steSk 1Ealns will run regularly leaving daily
Sundays excepted Thess Trains have all ths rtgAta
Of Passenger xTatns, thus lnauriag despatrh nne
consequently avahatag Ill tAe@a wsxa t1oas assaya
thai are constantly ocraEtng on othsz roNtsa.
New stsck psss have been baiIt On bath aides o.
kAs Misstssippi close BY sas Perry and Dfovssa viii
ana thsre every thina tAsy ssnsd wlsa GeF Tie As
conzmodAtion Of their stoeks .... =
ThFoeEh contracts giSSM 20 Chtcage
JOHN @. R&AD,
yics Preaidsnt and Superintendent.
u. RgMTCE, Gen, weseFn Agent.
AaFilRgtSa. Tab D. 1851 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
FOR HORsEs AsD aArTE.E.

KOA HORSES AND CATTLE.
ThiS Is truly great remedy Haifssa esus be,
tie ofSIoaH's instant Belief gwen q pani Of van
wAESE, ssA1sn fats 80 Horse u collie in Ia
nlaaief In axtEans cases FSpeaa the dose In &.
teen minutes
Fer Bruises, Strains, sprains, nd many olhsr IL,
jaTiss % horses, cattle, and other tGlmals Sea-
IaAEsSs Belief speedily effects q u7sre Mar De-.
aoHA have been AStonlshsd to wltEsss The raRaa Gu
raGsetsd BY The Use Of this w0n4Estul medicine
Cos GTcglAGs Of agents.
sLDAS's orSTkKsT.
SaE Aig4nesa, safety, certainty aud ehsry-gsua,.
all either olsGnsDtA and hnaEsats ial liz csgs :
she following diseases:
Fresh wounds, Calls Of all atnaa r1cks4 ssvs,
sR1Rgbone. poElsvA VIVA gala. Eslaa spaTls asgs-
la, gwsSney, 10 Gndsrsd feet SaSt cratf s-gttssSy
ax grease, and horse distsmpeT
THE CONDITION F1wpER
Is composed principally Of hers ana reals nj ar
ba gswea al agI times ans gat4r all ssF-wmssxaess
wiaA psEfeca safety Il has eseS isg8i ~ lss
pssisnoe, 70 - hIghly useful ~ tas s1If d saEEa
8isaaaea t. watch horses AID GssIls are EsAssI T.
aSsaazpsEl hiae baaas, lose ~ apsetsss isSEs
strains, yellow wafer, ih62maastes Il lie gs.a
tagus and bard sxereisei also rA.eEmAzlza tssza%-
" called staF cogaplaiut.I Il Is alse ale z4sr
k&xa vmna&y Los
c1SsMg Alb gGsEDs
IL carries al al axesx hMmfRsy aas vi Fsxss
all traa&EGHas&aas azsg ssv@, paz4gy The basa4 asE
sAs akins sisanaa the waksFy ansi s,reaCAa 70
paFs os fEs body.
gLoAEg MEDICINES
ASe said nv EpM Amn - IAkE& Ca asa I
whofsssie and Retail General 4gsli 81 EEszas
sarsa's pEiess, cngneF Jules sod First Elpss 2
uwszSe CITY HesR4 one kicgk Edrtk Of EsF FsssFl
House, one block east az the Ferry, Il s. 1sssS
Ne Address, Pest oasea beg sTs 0E9sT Fszss
iy allied, anS4 liberal supply sfcirca4aEs, Lzssaa
a0mxnun Sa@Asrs and lDasBE CsFit, Siis u y
4ssss. only 81 the J0s6aag Eopss, aD4 ~ u y
sasi asGe9a ns kAA1 particular aJuss
sLoAErs MEDICINES
Are sold by Ak Wholesale DTggs4sss Z Il. 3sssa
nj Manufactures pflcss-~klsal IL ALI sEAs 2aS
and ge9aiieI ny ALI dealers IL De4aEIaEs.
T4LTER b. SLOAN QELGlaaI FEasEsaS
Sanas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

why viii ysa Iiasey vita sme gAilas aaa Fever
wA@H Snaaskts Tunle GErHp, esTpAsas' Axas 0esk-
peana, ssymazs Agne MixaaFv, Osgso&s fmaSass
feves& xaA u h4A w 68&9kMAM c0sns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
rrsAxxn an anflIan

GTMAYEb On HTULNA. = J
- Ga MaaaaY, Iane 4Ras span % Chesans
nFuMm kogssa saus sE tbs haFsss Is aesas uzaa and
the sfhes abens tea Pears Old. one Of ire h9gsss
haa whxsa star TN khe tareAaaa ana ezaa white
kAna fe0&. saa ether has grey Ktfeak Ae~n szsp
aaem q aBasAf sewsES wStI be paid gus EMa return
ss the heFs 81 zay infoFaasssp wtfeh viii lead t
thsas EecoEsgy SILL q BOWEN
comaeis BlaaEs4 Snns Fatb Easa steam Mills
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Oar ine sfock Of Lamps are recsava& and va
aew aEsT great disbursements in ahaA line Thls il
sac cheapest IAzht n0w In use Best quality Zeal
OIL ssaa nj ~ 90 per gallon hu
nsser$s Y. GKgsAMAM = %.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

n EARRTAHN aUTDE~nsEag private 1880.
M inatxwetev fss HssFsas4 bsRsasss on sGE@
hose aeoas 70 be married, beth mais :
and female, In everything CONSERVING
ths phyxlesazy aa6 TeIssaaas u aaf ssxaal sys.
tenn and the prsaacsSgu or pFesen1aea oS aFapgiax
nnAuaaag al sAa nsw discoveries neysF before NV.
en- In the Eazaish language by Wa, Yerxw, M o,
EAta ta reAtty vAfaAhae and tnserezszn& wask. II
IL written In plain langa&gs fes Ne gsnexaI g&ar
aud In Illustrated With numaarous sa@zaviaTz Al
yoana a4sxtsa people, ~ shese contemplating mar.
stAEs ana harinx the ieaat tmpedimsat 10 maxsass
TIE saonsd read this bo0k. n aise8esss sseress
shaf svsxy aenla b. zcaaslnind vital attn IL Id
book thai mast Be iosxs6 ap, snA nos ne asena
the heuss. II win bs seal % aug ena 81 saas rs.
csipa Of twuntF-ays costa, In spsNis % pssssaxa
starapa Afaress Or. wM. Youw@, Ne. ais EpFura
strees sAavs 60 RhitaaslphAa. Pa,
" AFYlLUTKn AND uHEORTuMAY&. NE
aAtses wkxt mAS ha ygMx alaeaSs, hafosn yoa paags
yourself aser saa care og any ems af sa mssssieus
QrAeE8-zatase or f0fuakz--whe AdvHxaasa In shts
~ aay sshss pApsf, 81 eegy u slshsF "a Ds.
Toanxss Books sn6 Fsse IL eArsfaIy Et win % sha
assza q ssxisg ron aRAny apslsss ysax hsalshs
aDa peskibsy yusr ilss
m roUkG sau ssssasaasss u any ~ sAe Aais@
eases aseexlaea In hls puAlteatioas, 1t Aas gfzrs
No. SIC Sasssce sss~et sssv~ psassh 6~"ss ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

am 81 Mx1AA S&AIIr sI0Jk,
&OO Tas asss asskeae saszks MSA sssssAla
W RA1k& d 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

xx acF or GaATfT y gss,s ssrpssas -
ws6zsax Boo Boz q = $50 s esSsa =
nr7<EeH. MA has bssa 70 - s5vusas q -
Sf{skys fess " sassaafy s = sollgxiss u : :
sz13inR fsssa saEE asfsssF. i sssssss1 Z -
tsowa Tixsn ~ = saae&1 - - - - !
i szs = 80 II Tsr sass ssslsss ~. : -
s1sssss ass = 80 = svs ssasss,rs - :
s& - Esss.ssslsiaS sssry safss 4, -
- - @5d .. D &Sssss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

1uacIL. Ar.uYrs. IOWA.

| : ~ - -IVNMNEks HzsBFN9s AUWA@ =
8lsxing atiding, aTaining MagasIng Eronazag
carriage. wagon and buggy painting, in coed sty3e
Paper hanging warranted not 80 ssal OF good
ateck Of Wallpaper constantly Oh hand CeiiiIngz
whissued and walls soioEp&
- Orders nam tewn OF country, ssliei ted anG
sreEnpsiy attended to, 4.
Hhap 90 Main ssesess aaar % Eams kBlocg.
kArx1 %, IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

N R-with each Package Of 100 boxes We pre-
seat the purchaser 100 Certificates une of which -
Guaranteed 10 contain a. order fer hns watehs or
By ordering 80 boxes in @as package goa 10
resolve. 60 esrsinGatsz eonAAtaia& an aEaax for &
sSIsads6 Silver wstSh. beside large uaxuDer Of
other very valuable ARISES, OaR Certificate seat
gratis upon application Of any person desiring TO
act a. Agent which may enable him to procure q
valaaSla aEtiele upon The paynent Of 81.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
Tw smc SENS aud DaagAssf' "
AmLcff0I.

reese ahknSa ws prove N iht E%' AS' -
your syes, oaiy bring or pea! 'I'7
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Corn and Cob Mills.
1ZGE2.8. Las,- >+.
s-..Tna| 10 - 4~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

this reservation, but this communication IL al.
ready too extended.
WHAT MAY BE SEEN IN THE VALLEY PER-
A flower perchance may be seen blooming
in the valley "wild. witty. winsome. beauti-
full and young" and pair Of eyes in whose
light the dust gathered by the way Ill forgot
shall be.
You may talk of the Paixhan gun and the
Armstrong. and how far this or that gun will
carry ball, and of all the modern improve
ments in the implements Of war, but between
you and I and the girl with the blue dress
on" the deadliest artillery ever leveled at q
mortal is pair Of fine eyes, with large soul
in their depths beaming with thought, and set
in face where thu graces hold their court.
But ! grow sentimental. and must put on the
brakes. So adieu to Simcoe. Among the
pleasant memories stored away will live the
evenings but too swiftly passed in thy valley,
with friends gathered around in social cheer,
the armament the while glowing with count
less lights, and tho crescent moon stealing
through the oaken boughs sweetly sleeping on
the lawn. RURAL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

A MOVEMENT For BRANCH MINT AT
PoRTLAND-A resolution has been intro.
duced in the Oregon Legislative Assembly
instraeting her Senators and Representative
to procure tho passage Of bill establishing a
Branch Mint at Portland.
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COLD NsAR VANcoUvER.-The Oyegosias
corroberatss the reported gold discovery near
Vancouver. and thinks that "a and IS dig
gings will BE- found.
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IMMIGaANTs.-Tho Oregomian notes the
arrival at Portland of many families Of immi.
grants, among whom are "a few rosy checked
maidens." We shouldn't wonder if there
would be greater rush than ever before Of
our bachelors to Oregon. unless large por.
ton Of the immigration should find its way
over here.
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ADVANCE PAy.-The 8. F. Bxl1ef;s says
Orders have been received from Washington
that each volunteer soldier upon mastering
in shall receive one months pay (s13) in ad-
vance, and $25 Of the 500 bounty money,
making $36 that he receives immediately.
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UNKNOWN WREcK-The British Colosiss
Of tho ed says that abous the middle of July
the master Of the sloop Perfect Cxre. saw q
vessel Of 500 tons burthsn deck up. dismasted,
drifting about in Queen Charlottss Sound.
The forward part Of the vessel was out Of
water, and covered with barnacles.
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The "CoI.. f.. d. BAKER.'-The new
steamer being built at Vancouver is to be called
the Col. E. d. Baker. Her machinery has
just arrived. She will be $50 feet long, with
20 feet beam. and is destined to ply in the
Portland and Cascades trade.
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THEATKIcAL.-The Pacific Theatrical
Troupe has performed before goodly
houses, in this city, every night this
week. A variety of pieces have been
produced, in manner which reflects
great credit upon the management.
On Saturday evening the beautiful dra-
ma entitled The. Stranger was produced,
Mr.. L. F. Beatty sustaining the char
acter of the Stranger, and Miss Lulu
Sw Get that of Mrs. Haller. On Thurs
day evening the thrilling tragedy of
Lucretio Borgia was exceedingly we'll
rendered, Messrs. Beatty, Cranshaw,
Thayer, Potter, and Miss Lulu Sweet
sustaining the principal characters.
We have not space to particularize fur
Their, but we may refer to the rendition
of the Maniac Lover on Wednesday
evening, and the Lady Of Lyons, last
evening as worthy of the highest COM
mendation. The singing and dancing
of Misses Clara Dean and Lulu Sweet
were loudly applauded. Mr.. John
Wood, man of "intinite jest" does
the "comedy business" in highly
creditable manner. Miss Carrie How
ard is versatile actress, and her songs
are encored.
The best bill of all is offered for this
evening. The beautiful drama of Da.
cid Copperfcht, adapted from Charles
Dickens work Of the same name, will
he performed, by special request. Adj
mirers of "Boz'' 3 excentric charac.
ters should rot fail to attend. The
beautiful ballad "Ncpolitane" will he
sung by Miss Dean. The evenings
entertainment will close with the ro-
mantle drama of The Brigands. Let
everybody attend, as this will be the
last opportunity Of witnessing this re-
ally tallanted troupe.
,x,rp ron
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862.
The News.


The news for the past fortnight from
the scat of war, as CLEANED from the
confused and Outlines contradictory,
dispatches, has been anything but graf
flying to patriotic hearts. That the
rebels have had train of successes only
cqualed by that which a few weeks ago
attended the Federal cause, is certain.
The rebels have crossed the Potomac,
and arc concentrating in force in Mary
land. For time, it appears, that
Washington was in danger, as Gen.
Mcclellan was assigned to the COM
mand of the Notifications about the
city; but we presume that danger is
past, as later dispatch reports him as
marching upon Frederick, where Stone
wall Jackson is reported to be with 49,
900 men, the rebels falling back before
him. 1t is evident that fatal blunders
have been committed by those high in
command. Gen. Pope, in his official
report, complains he was not support
ed as he should have been. He has, at
his request, been relieved Of command,
for the purpose Of prorccuting charges
against certain officers of high rank.
Ialleck has succeeded Stanton as Sec
rotary of War-a change which gives
general satisfaction.
The rebels still menace Cincinnati,
and raid into the States 5orleringson
the Ohio river, is threatened, but it is
thought that all points on the river are
sufficiently strong to act on the de-
fensivc.
Not the least regretted item of news
is the reported death Of Gen. Stevens,
of this Territory, but some degree of
comfort may be CLEANED from the fact
that the report needs confirmation.
While these revcrscs strike to the
heart Of loyal men, and the contempla-
ton of the immense human slaughter
now going on causes the blood to chill
in the veins, but one voice is heard, but
one impulse awakened-to crush the
unholy rebellion at all hazards and all
costs. "Right on ~ shall be the legend
inscribed upon the banners of our gal
Ian. army, which we earnestly pray will
ere long achieve series of victories
only closed by peace and the restcra-
ton of the Union. The deathblow to
treason, we believe, is not afar off. We
have probably seen the worst. let us
hope for the best. 1t may he that this
raid into Maryland was anticipated and
desired by our commanders-that the
rebel army was permitted to conccn-
tratc for desperate struggle where
the advantages would bc ours.
Recent events will have tendency
to hasten tho end. We will soon rc-
joice in the restoration of our glorious
Republic, or learn the unwelcome truth
that the Great Experiment, whose con-
has caused a thrill of Joy
to pulsatc the hearts of the oppressed
in many lands has indeed proved fail
Tire, and whose brilliant career for three
tourths of century will only cause their
star Of hope to set in greater darkness.
SATISFACTORY RRsONING, PROBABLY
Tie Oregon Farmer reasons that it has been
at least century since the Willamette and