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Bankers and q, 8, SO Loan Agents,
have removed to their new and spacions
Office, No. 80 Wall Street, lately occupied
by JohnJ Cisco. Eaq, % the u. 8. Sub
Treasury. The otlics has undergone
many improvements, and - the aaest ip
Wall Street, TAs inmaaas safs still r..
msins and = enc Of ths features Of the
building. This change was rendered I'm.
perativeiy necessary by the large and in.
dressing business Of this popuias frzn.--
Neg Hsrk 1si6ans. 4. ls...
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49,. ;,s.-,... Institute Chamber, Dec. 8.
House met pur'aaht to adjournment,
Prayer by Rev. jas. Lisle. ~ =.
Minutes Of preceding day read and
EAppsoyed. y s.g -. = :
Reports of critics very full and inter
eRting4 So s&.s5 =. Es. :. .<- =
Dir. IAgalls having. arrived was intro
dueed by the president, and after . sat.
isfactory apology for failing to get hers
on the day appointed, and some very
appropriate introductory remarks in re,
gard TO the nature and design of Insti
tates, he entered upon the duties of con.
ducting the Institute. Prof I. FIRST pre-.
sented the subject of Mental Arithmetic
in most interesting and instructive
manner. Spelling, Written Arithmetic
and Grammar were each taken up in or.
der and dealt with in, an easy and happy
manners indeed so much 30 as to leave
the impression On the minds of all that
the Professor understands his business.
On motion Prof. T., Z. s.Axtsll and J.
B. Rue were appointed to arrange pro,
gran1me Of exercises. - '."
Adjourned to II p. m. = .,>.: ~. =
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shao u our ooyssisnsent 81 slswaEtssa ]
sfforss Of the AlnaiaEEs sfasisnsfo ii
Bat aet him who Iinds the ooae i lss, sssal
/ iiasad every Denocrae who feds ti,aAs
The term applies 10 his individual case.
lei him aaops il as his own sstfca
hars noticed that the fsasernsisy .bE
copperheads have become littlsnfefts
quiet In their disicyai demonstrations
These hithofto clustering, tfreateiihs
enemies Of their country, are now Ia1ee
the inglorious defeat of their tienSasod
Vallandighanl &c. &c.,} not near 10 ttt-
rorionsiy noisy. Tt cuts them toeetAsa
quick 70 hear Anything ia1rsgard totlie
latestsetnendonsa salaughter Of their l5se
cherished hops, the dsstE : ton of ouF
good old Government. Nor is ii les
pleasing to their poor, harrassed souls Ia
hear dlsparaging remarks applied to their
faNofites, Mandy, viiiaindigger, &c. TIT
IN spite of all this, they viii talk treason
when assembled in Copperhead conclass.
Their traitorous hearts are. unchanged ::
but now they are. 30 overwhelmingly. 'fh
the minority in thc State and nation,
they do not bluster quite 80 much a. tlfey
did befor their impotence was known.
As I said before, although not very 4ex.
tensive, the Copperheads are not entirely
extinct in this country. Of those WHOM
l have met, I must more particularly ex-
patiate upon one old fellow, whom I will
call Reuben. Now Rsub. at the outbreak
of hostihties between the North and
South, Ras a Union maf,--that is. he was
q eoaditi5aai Union man. The conditions
we're, to turn out all the Republican ofR.
acials of the Government and put Demo
Gratis in their places, to make slavery
Constitutional, to extend it over our. ter
ritories, and allow South tootherwise
do by the North a. she; in her nnagna-
nimity, should see ft. Our erring sisters,
the slave States,s were to- be: gently
handed. d. hi. I4ks..syo.3 - .,Ss. ~
Although Reuben was i eoa9itioads
Union man at first, he has sadly fell from
grace, Men had to be Union men then,
or popular indignation would hare
crushed them beneath lie feet. But or
Reub. has fell from bis estate, and his.
retrogratle movement haa been character
lied by all that makes man = sraitorl
His vile, denunciatory speeches against
the Government have been sufficient 10
hang him, had he received mis- just dues.
His wild declarations against the Admin
istration, charging it with cursaiiing the
freedom Of the press and of speech, is
belied by the fact of his being Il large,
II the widest possible scope had not been
given to free speech, he, with bis brother
Nandyites Eould now be swinging high
as Haman, Of course Reuben claims to
bea Union man, as what Coppefhead
does MOTT Reuben swsars that he win
resist the draft. With tremendous eniN
phasis, he declares that il drafted ne win
not go. Nov, as he ID iust approaching
the good old age Of sixty. II ID undoubt4
eslly pretty safe for him 10 make such i
declaration. s..5z z t.'.=s$s
q But I shall tire you and your readers.
saoosl.by for the present. zs Ss.'.s e.s.f
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6 Phat >. for the stages.

Phat . for the StaRes- -.
Every siageleaving this pors, bound
eastwArd, daring the past few days, has
4een loaded down with patriots seeking
=. ~, ;,,t;nn from the aS2rifs." ''It's an
ilTwind thae blows nobody any good :;
the prospect of draft. while p alls the
eowardly sopperhead with ccnsternasion'
,,.a, i ! Mica little i. strask of fss !" for
Che Western Stage Co. 2 i'.-.* ..,
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NIGHT SESSION. Pm.

>..., NIGHT SESSION. P. n. ..
. House called toordsr by the president
The following question was chosen for
discussion: 49,, -. .
. Rssoissd, That corporal punishment in
sohook should be abolished.
8. Smith and ". d. Poston were zap.
poinsed to open the discussion. An ami
mated debate followed.
According TO previous motion the de-
cisiOn upon the merits Of the question
was left TO the house, which resulted in
favor ofthe negative. -r.,-
Adjurnsd 10 meet at 8 a. m. next day.
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Adjourned to II p. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.


A committee was appointed to arrange
the programme, and reported upon ona,
which was adopted. 49,, s.
The following subjects reading. geoE.
raphy, morals, and manners, were pre-
sented by Mr.5Lins 3 clear, concise and
practical manner. s&. II s. - *#...4.
Recess fifteen minutes. 5,., = .,......
The subject for disussion, " The care
Of School Houses, - slicitsd much inter
est. 49, -. - .a,s 49,. # ~ -. ,
The President declared the Institute
adjourned, to meet at r o'clock p. m. at
the Presbyterian Church, to listen to the
lecture Of Mr., ingalls,. .~ ! ~. ~ !: ,fee
EVENING" P. N.
House convened according to adjourn.
ment. =. :-.,.. -. i.,.a= 4, ....,.
Prayer by Rev. Jas. Clark. IT, ....,.,
Prof. | being introduced to the audi.
enee BY Prof. Axtell, delivered . very
interesting lecture, demonstrating the
advantages and praoticsbility Of "Graded
Schools" +" e.. r. -. H..
We bslievs al went home gratiAed
with their entertainment. but sorry sha,
moFe ~ our Siti5shs were NOT in attend
sncss 10 hear % important . susjscs din
sussed. I'LL. ......a. !. ~. ~ III,
Institute sdjOuSnsd TIL tO-nsorToa
~ -, Mas ..4szt Fl. - @sey>> lar .9 sA
.,s.-. i, s. AxTELLs Prss. II
j. ,. Rsn, ese. .,,.s. IT, y. - 4. i..s.
Gastitase Chamber. Dee. 10. /
Institute convened as . L ii. 80.
Prayer by Prof IngalIs. q 80. - .s' !.
Minutes 6f pssvious day red md ap.
! yssvsd.
gsF .,fs 'isss2.sss. "a s5s as
Nv haa SIT selts g'ed fa5 -
81, .aenEt ,ss *t:3.ss.s saeaTsz asvF.
-ass s5z s Ls..ssa p: + y ,fae* ssstssss7 E,ss
IT = .. :. -.~-s"-'~"- r"
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Ray Xonx Taxes. .5s1
1f yoa want to know what q taxed and
how mach Il i taxed. 80 70 Hopper's
Book ssses snd get d copy of the hss
ETsx Eaw->obls l0sents,
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- CaossLAmD s Fotso1. as their store
aa Uppes Hroadwas. Aass ths snost oosa.
snlesA ssock of clothinR. hoots Shoe, hats,
caps, loves, &c., 10 be found ON the Mias
soszri Nl0gn, and IL Ahay sbny exelmsixssS
Sot CD - rArepafed o couspets stsoeeaat
fully with any hotsse In th6
sena and sfrangsrs viii lad e VI sheiF ins,
st1tsss to call Sd ErossY&fsd nj HcIs0au -
sars paFehasina eIssw 'ssss s'a'aisi'
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AFTERNOON A SESSION.

Hosse met pursuant % "a tournament.
Messss Prouty andA Axtell presented their
methods of'teaching Mental Arithmetic.
Alro class exercise in same by Spencer
Smiths recitation in grammar BY Miss
Mary Remington. s';ss.@. = -
institute adjoufned till 7fp. M.
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Killed ana Wounded 1T Chat
y, ''f y t@noogm. 5@'7 ''s
+ The following is list Of the, killed,
wounded and missing Of the 4th Iowa
Infantry in the three battles near Chat
tshoogas -a~-s ~.z@-'.--.--
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s. snrTH, Sec. pro. tenn.
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PUBIICSA
YaLUABLE REAL ESTATE.


By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Bedford Co.., the undersigned will offer for sale, on
the premises, two miles south OF the Borough ol
Blooov Run, on Saturday, 25th day of July next
all the following described property OF Samuel II
Tate, Esq, late of the Borough of Bedford, de-
ceased, (known as the Wisfoos property to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining lands of Joseph w. Tate, Esq, on the
west and north, Thomas Rrchey on the east, John
Buzzard and o. hers on the south, containing 3S a
cres and LAG pei ches less, 80 acres of which
are cleared and under good fence, about acres are
meadow, and number of apple and other fruit
trees thereon The Improvements are double
Log Dwelling House, Stable and other out build
ings.
TERMs.-One third cash, at acknowledgment o.
deed the balance in two equal annual payments
thereafter without interest. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock on said day.
Uy-For further PARTICULARS inquire OF the under
signed. , .,oon,,,,s
Bedford June 10Th, 1863. admir-.
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Terrible DIscEOsuves---SeCrets
for the fKiEeiOm.

A most valuable and wonderful publication. A
work of 400 pages, and 30 colored engravngs. DR..
HUNTERS WADE MEOUM, an original and pop
ular treatise on Mar and Woman, their Physiology
Functions and Sexual disorders of every kind, wnll
Never-Failing Remedies for their speedy cure. Tfe
practice of DIR. HUNTER has long been, and still
Is rnbounded but at the earnest solicitation OF w.
merous persons, he has been induced to extend bis
medical usefulness through the medium of his lpE
MEcuM'' Ii is volume that should be in the hahds
of every family in the land, as preventive offe-
cret vices or as guide for the allevatlon OF Pue
of The most awful and destructive scourges yer
visited mankind. One copy, securely e:,veloed,
will be forwarded free of postage to any part the
limited States for so cents In P. O. stamps or tree
copies for ST.. Address, post paid, DIR. HUNER,
No. Division Street, New York.
June 8. lSG3--lYW
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NOTICE OF INQUIsTTIoN.

Whereas, George Fluke, of Hopewell Township,
in Bedford County, one OF the hesrs and legal rep
resentatives of Jacob Fluke, late of the township
of Hopeweil, in the said County, humby showeth
that your petitioners said father lately died intes
tate leaving widow, to wit: Catherine Fuke
and issue twelve children, to wit: Thomas, since
dead, leaving five children, names Unknown, living
in Cambria county, Pa; Maria Weimer, wife of
Stephen Weimer, living in Bedford Co.; Elizabeth
Cypher since Dead leaving nine children, names
unknown to your petitioner Fluke, residing
in Bedford Co.. John Fluke, living 10 the State OF
Wisconsin; Eli Fluke, in Bedford Co., Margaret,
wife of George Bollman, in Rock Island, Illinois,
George Fluke, your petitioner, CatharIne Broad,
. wife Of Samuel Broad, Lewis Fluke, Susan, wife
of James Fink, residing in Bedford Co., Frederick,
residing in the State of Missouri. And whereas,
the intestate died signed in his demesne as of fee
of and in certain tract of land adjoining lands OF
Stephen Weimer, William, Gossage, Eli Fluke,
Michael Fluke and others, containing about two
hundred and twenty four acres with appurtenances.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given that IN pursu-
of writ of partition in valuation to me drec-
ted, will proceed to hold inqulsiton or alua-
tion on the premises, on Monday, 9th day of July,
1885, when and where all parties interested may
attend if they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sheriff IS Office, Sheriff.
June IL, 1863.
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HEADQUARTERS, PRovosr MARSHAL

HFADquARTERs, PRovosT MARSHAL
10th DISTRICT, Pennsylvania. :
CHAMBErsBURG, June 1st, 1868. \
The attention of all officers who have been homo
rably discharged on account of wounds or dsabii-
ty, is called to the following circular.
Provost Marshal 10th district, Pennsylvania.
CIRCULAR No. s.--WAR DEPARTMENT, Provost
Marshal Generals Office, Washington City, May
22d, 1863 The attention of all officers who have
been bonorably discharged, account OF wounds
or disability and who desire to reenter the service
in the Invalid Corps is called TO the provisions of
General Orders, No. 105 of 1863, from the War De-
partment, published IN the papers Throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
with the provisions of that order and to send their
written applications as therein provided, for posi-
lions in the Invalid Corps [stating the character OF
their disability, with little delay as possible,
to the Acting Assistant Provost MarshalGeneral OF
the State IN which they may be. Such Acting AS
sistant Provost Marsha-Gener will at once for
ward the applications, with the endorsement, to
the Provost Marshal General at Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers reqni- ed
by General Order No. 1885, of 1863, from War De-
partment. Their pay and emoluments will CON-
mence from date OF acceptance of such appoint
ments and not from date or rganzation OF the re-
spective commands to which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
NoTE-The several papers in the District Will
nlease insert the above for three weeks, and send
bill to the Provost Marshal at Chambersburg.
June 12, 1S63.-3s.
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NOTICE OF INQUISITIoN.


Whereas Uriah Gordon, OF Union Tp, Bedford
Co. irtermarried with Rachel, one of the Daugh-
ters and heirs Of Philip Ritchey, late OF BLAIR Co.,
decd respectfully sho geth that said Philip Ritch
ey lately died, leaving no widow but issue seven
children, viz:
John residing in Bedford Co., Jacob residing
in Blair Co., Mary intermarred with John niehl,
now dead, leaving issue IL children to wit: Noah
residing in Bedford Co., . Fanny, intermarried with
Harry Hark'eroad, in Bedford Co., Job. residing
in Bedford Co., Rachel, inte rmarred with Fred
erick Turner now dead, leaving four children, vlz
Sophia,2 Philip, 3 Julian, a Mary Ellen, minors,
of whom Urah Gordon is Guardian, residing in
Bedford CO.; Espy, residing in Bedford Co., . Cid
con. residing in State of Illinois, ~ Ellen intermar-
ried with - Swartzwelder, in Bedford Co., 8
Levenia, Emanuel, 10 Levi, IL Philip. the last
being minors, and Uriah Go rdon Guardian, ;
George, who is also dead, leaving Eleven chIldIen,
to wst / Marietta, intermaried with Samuel wy
soug, Bedford CO., 2 Catharine, intermarried with
Alex Webtz, Blair Co., Levi, Bedford co., Ma
riah, intermarried with jeremiah Long, BLAIR Co.,
S Rebecea, Bedford Co., David, minor. Eliza
beth, minor, Caroline, minor, Sarah, minor, 20
Jane minor, II Alpheus, minor, Uriah Gordon
Guarda n. 6 Rachel, intermarried with your peti-
TONER Isaac, residing in Blair CO.
That the said decedent died seized of (among
others) certain tract or parcel oil land containing
$50 acres more or less, situate in Union I'p., Bed
ford Co. aforesaid, excepting about 25 or 10 acres
which is in Blair Co., and adjoining lands of Dr..
Shoe enbei gers helrs, George Ritchey and Others.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that in pursu-
ance of writ of partition or valuation to me d.
rected will proceed TO hold inqrisition or val
nation on the premises, on Thursday the 9th day
of July, 1863, when and where all parties. nteres-
ted may attend if they see proPer. proper cresN.
Sheriff IS Office, Sheriff.
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR.
lro. M,iodies a'Errexr. J

I. John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and puoiiSher OF
the above work, do hereby promise and agree !, 20
send (rree Of charge) 10 any young man o., VINO VIII
write for it, a sample copy for perusal. Inc proper
study of mankind is MAN. This valuable work IS
issued and sent forth for the benef OF sunerns nu
diseases OF Error, including Seminal weakness
Nervous Nervous Debility, Indigestion. Melancholy lnsani
~, Wasting Decay, lmpotency, &c, &c.cGlylng y, d
safe, speedy and efectual prescriptions for ther
nermanent cure, together with much valuable IN /,
formation. All who favor me with aeste 10 a teau
mail, free of charge Address =.
'''A''' 80 M JOHN B. OGDEN, M. D.,
No. so Nassau St., New York.
NAV %, 1S63-3ni.
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HEADQUARTERS, Provost MARSHAL
16th ntsrRIcr PENNSYLVANIA.


16th DISTRICT, PENNSYLVANIA.
CuAMBERsBURG, June lst, 1858.
The attention OF the public is called to the sub
Joined circular from the Provost Marshal General
of the United Sta.es GEO. EYSTER,
Provost Marshal, 10th District, Pennsylvania.
CIRCULAR No. 7.--PRovosT MARSHAL GENER-
AL's OFFICE, Washington, d. c., May 22d, 1863.
All men who desire to Join any particular Regi-
ment of Cavalry in the field, are hereby author-
lied to present themselves at any time during the
next thirty days. to the Board of Enrolment their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine them
and determine upon their fitness for the service and
if found to be fit, the Provost Marshal of the Dis
trict shall give them transportation tickets to the
general Rendezvous, at the headquarters OF the A.
A. Provost Marshall General of the State AS soon
as they present themselves at this general rendeZ-
vous they shall be duly mustered by mastering
and dsbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed by law JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal. General.
NorE-The several papers in the district will
please insert the above for three weeks and send
bill to the Provost Marshal at Chambersburg.
June IL, 1s63.-3ts.
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Children ows much Of their Sickness TO Colds
No matter where the disease may appear 10 be seat
ed, its origin may be traced TO suppressed perspraton
or Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints are di-
rect products of Colds In short Colds are the mar
for as they are caused by checked persplratlon and
as hve- eights of the waste matter OF the BODY es
capes through the pores, if these pores are Closed
that portion of diseases necessarily follows. Keep
clear, therefore, of Colds and Coughs, the great
precursors of disease, or ii contracted, ofeak tnen
r. IN ;mn,ediatelv. by timely use of Madame Por-
te,s Curatipe Baisams s,ld by all Druggists, at 3
cents and c5 cents per bottle.
Lam %. ISG3.--1y.
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NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE.-ALso,
GARDEN OR FRUIT FARMS.

Suitable for Grapes. Peaches, Pears, Raspberries,
Strawberries Blackberries Curants, &C., of |, .,
8 10 or 90 acres each, at the following prices for
the present, viz: 20 acres for 5000, 10 acres for
S1lO. acres for SEQ, % acres for $40, acre for
$40. Payable by one dollar week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village lots IN
CHETWOOD, 25 by 100 feet, at $40 each' payable
bv one dollar week The above land and farms
are situated at Chetwood, Washington township,
Burlington county. New Jersey. For further inior-
nation, apply, with T. 0. Stamp for circular, to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90, Cedar street, New York. N. Y.
Jan. l6, 1s63,-1 y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-07-03
THE UNION
Volunteer Refreshment s
PHILA ADELPHIA,


Established to, furnishing a,eals to soldiers on tier
'cay to and from the war, end tie temporary
care Of the SICK,
Having been in operation two years, supported
by private contributions, the ladies of the commit
tee propose holding Fair in aid of our fund, com
encng at the Saloon the 18th inst, to contln-
ne ten days. =,
The success OF our first fair was due to the Ii b.
era patronage from all sections and classes, and we
ask the inhabitants of Bedford and vicinity, TO ex-
tend to this their aid. The express, collecting ar
tcles in your vicinity, will deliver to us any con-
tributions of fruit, flowers, butter eggs, &C., free
of cost to the donors, and return all baskets or ves-
sells that may be entrusted to their care.
Please direct as below, sending the name OF the
contributor with each LOT, TO be registered.
ARAD BARROWS. Chairman;
Union Volunteer RefreShnefW SaloOn,
Foot of WAsmINeToN AVENUE, Philada.
June IL, 1863.
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Estate Of Jacob wsaverIing, decd.

Letters of administration on the estate of Jacob
Weaverling, late of West Providence township,
decd, having been granted to the undersigned By
the Register of Bedford county, all persons know
ing themselves Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and persons having
claims against the estate will present them proper
lv authenticated for settlement.
ADAM WEAYERIING, Admir-.
June 5, 1S63-6ts