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"A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful Er-
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happy to furnish to all who need it rec OF charse]
the recipe and directions for makirg the simple rem
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Auoust IA tS63-3n
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JonS CESSNA. U. +. SHANNON.
0JCESSNA 4 SN NON. u.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa.
uy-Have formed a Partnershrin the Practice of
the Law. Office nearly opposite the Gazette Office,
where one or the other may at all times be found.
Bedford, Aug, /, 1861.
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,Rpubhcans Hare, BYougH Upon Us Ciu9 War.
Douglas said SO; Pugh said SO; Crttenden
said so; Everett said 50, e..n.,f..
They would not compromise, but were in ia
vor of 'bloodletting," ,,sasag a,,fs4u
Chandler said SO Brough says soi Wade says
so-all say So '7' '' ''.'2-
They are not in favor of the Union asst was
Butler says so i Greeley says soi the Chicago
Tribune says ..it is thing. Of the past, hated oy
every patriot, and destined never 70 blot tho
page Of history again y Bingham says it Y
scandal, and Stevens Gays ''scd forbid !"
They spit upon "tl,e Constitution as = "a e
Webster said it was all he asked for, while
Beecher calls it a ..sheepskin parchment,' and
Garrison "a league with death b9i9s1o yIsirl
Beccher and Garrison, and Steyens, and Greeley:
and the Chicago Tribune all support the admins
istration. n.-Du5aquc Herald.
eS-An honest man is the noblest work .of Godl.
but, unfortunately, the edition is very small.
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I'm. KiMmsLL. J. w. LENGENFELTER
KIMMELL & LIMGENFELTER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Gy-Have formed a partnership in the practice OF
he Law Office on Juliana street, two doors South
Il the "Mengel House." tmHla
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A. II. COEFROTN.
SAMUEL KE T'TERMAN

af a.H" bE<oFOhh Ih.s
uEWould hereby notify the citizens of bedford
county, thai be has moved TO the Borough of Bed
ford, where he may at all times be found b. persons
wishing to see him, unless absent upor. business
pertaining to his office. -t-1 - s.. bio.
Bedford, Aug. ] 1861. s1f ast.7,fa.a.ts -'.s
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eEAn honest man is the poblest work OF God,
but, unfortunately, the edition is very small.
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REED AND SCHELL,

BANKERS Il DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
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uy-DRAFTS bought and sold collections made
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Deposits solicited.
..-.f ...F.I.t REFERENCES.
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Raguel Co., Phil. J. Matt Co., J. W. Culley,
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III UlI4 LI'7'l5 Ut Chemist,
-udi 5aa e9G No. s3i Broadway, New York.
August IA, lls63-3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

mn New York, June 10.
ihe Cincinnati Gazette of Yesterday
has n letter dated near yicksburg, 3Ist
giving rumor from sutler that Leo,
gi'ts brigade of Logan's division had
been oyerpowered by the rebels at Bic
Black Water, and compelled to fall back
Note-Nothing is mentioned of this in
all subsequent advces Reporter
a letter to the Gazette, dated Vicks-
burg I'd, says the weather is dreadfully
not, and beginning to tell unfavosably on
the men, vi
Long tiers of rifle pits, strong field
works Tor siege guns, and covered WAYS
surround the enemy.
Our artlllerists open frequently during
the nights, as well as the martar boats
but elicit no response.
The rebels have saved a fine Dahlgren
gun hom the wreck of the guuboat Gin
emnatl, but no attempt made by our folks
her. 0
Chickasaw Bayou is falling rapidlv and
is dry in some places. Troops are srriv-
ing rapidly from above.
Elects Marine Brigade arrived few
days since but has moved again
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The Late Attack on Charleston.

New YORK, June 10.
In the naval court of inquiry to-day, in
the case of Chief Engineer Sinners, on
charges preferred by Admiral Dupont, c
c Fulton, Esq, os the Baltimore Ameri-
can, was principal witness.
He testidep that Mr. Sinners informed
him that he visited all the Monitors on the
morning of the 9Th of April, with 80 or
40 mechanics, and all necessary materials,
and at p m reported to the Admiral
that they We're all IN condition for imme-
date service; that the Admiral told him
he had determined not to renew the fight.
That on his ileaying the various vessels
they We're all anticipating signat to pre-
pare to get under way at | p M. That
the decision of the Admiral created great
surprise among the Junior officers of the
vessels. That one of the executive Off
GERS told him (Stmers) that he felt per-
tectly disguised by the failure to renew
the fight, and he desired to be relieved
from the squadron as soon as possible.
Also, heard Shines say he believed The
Admiral would have renewed the fight if
he had not been influenced by others.
Also, that the attack on Sumter was
not an earnest one, and that the monitors
were capable, in his opinion, of renewing
the attack.
Also, that IN his opinion, if the Ericsson
rifles had been used, the monitors could
have reached the city.
He expressed disappointment and cha
grin at the unwil.ingness of the Admiral
and fleet authorities to examine the RATS
and torpedoes, or to listen 10 when at
tempted to explain their use.
He, however, never expressed oonti-
dence in the ability of the monitors, with
out the aid of RATS, to coeed in entering
Charleston harbor.
Mr.. Sinners did not directly critIcse
the conduct of the Bdmiral, but regarded
Others as influencing him against his own
better Judgment.
The conversation Of Mr.. Sinners with
the witness was always private and in
undertone. He avoided conversation with
others and went INTO his stateroom TO avoid
being questioned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11
PURE BLOOD nuRRs

When the bile has not the requisite qualities,
We become oostive, To restore the bile to a state
Of health, the blood must be purified. You can.
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and they should be continued Tor several DAVIS in
succession, when there may he a greater or lass
interval OF rest. Some persons have used Bran-
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oecame cured OF oostiventss, which had troubled
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en- the bowels as exercise does the arms or legs
AIR. CARPENTER, of Gouverneur. 81. Law.
renee oonntyhas used Brandrsth's Pills for thirty
Years as his family medicine, They cured him 81
lever ana ague and costiveness, when he was re-
auced 10 the most deplorable weakness, and when
~ was supposed no medicine could save him.
~ remember, references will be given IN mar
sons whom brandreth's Pills have cured Of COS.
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cases where no natural action Of the bowels had
taken place in twenty years, yet these cases were
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For sale by all respectable dealers in med;ons
ask FOR NEW STYLE.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT

An instantaneous remedy for chronic rheuma
tism, headache, toothache, Group, collie. on;nseu
sore throat, and pains in any part of the BODY.
Iry bottle and be convinced. Remember this
article is success, not an experiment-for four
teen years 1t has been tested. Every one who uses
1t recommends it. No medicine ever had such n
reputation as this; silently it has worked its wav
before the public and all are loud in its praise
Chronic Rheumatism" Thousands who laid
Tor weeks on bed of agony, and never walked
wi.noa. .he ald OF clutches, with this complaint
can TESTIFY TO the magical effects Of this liniment
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out the land. Remember, relief is certain, and a
positive cure is sure to follow. Headache Of ali
kinds we warrant to cure. Putrid sore throat.
qulnsey ana dlptheria are robbed of their terrors
by timely use of the Venetian Eminent n 10
saved hundreds the past three months. Price Is
and ov cents bottle. Office, Sc Cortlandt street
New York. Sold by all druggists. ~
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NOTICE-DENTIsTRy.

! would inform the good people of Rutland and
Va mat my dental office is still on the corner
OF Merchants Row and West Stree, whara +
would be pleased to receive the calls Of apv dasr-
ing the service of dentist. use the rubber or
saioanite, which is superseding all other material
oase ior ARTIFICIAL teeth. Its lighter, more du
also use god SILVER Flatina, when il is preferred
an metals used by me shall be as pure as any usad
ior dental purposes, Filling done with the finest
so,a' ana warranted. Extracting done with i'm
proved Instruments and with care.
Piease give me call, and learn terms, &c.
Don't forget the place, corner of Merchants
Row and West Street
L. T. LAYTON
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CHINESE VIcToRIEs.-The rebels can
not quite come up to the Chinese in lying
and boasting of their victories. The fol-
lowing is translation of Chinese &C
count OF the repulse of the British and
French at Taku, The writer of it evi-
IDENTITY believed in the principle that ''what
is worth doing is worth doing well,n-that
if he praised Hen Fung at all, or exar-
gerated matters at all, he might as well
do so etfectually, The English force on
the occasion is put down at 743 ships car
rylng BY guns, and 1921 ,53I men.
all OF whom save nine, We're killed by 100
braves who We're sent against them
Sin the fifth moon of the tenth wear of
the reign of Hen Fung, the wisest and
greatest Emperor that the world has vet
known, II we except the Lord who now
relgns, and who is to all his predecessors
as the sun Is to a paper lantern, it was de-
termlned by the Emperor, whose heart
was big, and who loved his people. to
drive out of his domlnions, which means
irom OF the face of the world, all foreign
deViis and barbarlans, who, by cunning
devices and falsehoods, had gained admis-
sion INTO the land.
Now, the foreign devils and barbarians
became afraid and they preparedsa hum
oie petition praying 10 be allowed to send
deputies to offer tribute and subm ssion to
the Ruler of the Universe. When the
LORD OF len Thousand Years heard of
this audaclous request, his anger was
aroused and he ordered that when these
Foreigners came they should be slain
1t Is true, and all men should know that
lar away across sea which the stupid
oaroarlans call the Red, because its waters
are que, there are some islands inhabited
oy savages, who are called English.
French, Americans and other vile names.
These lands are remote and verv moor. 90
much SO, that although under the Imperial
scepter, the Ruler of the World had taken
pity on them and allowed their people to
awell IN peace and piggishness Great
was the goodness and wisdom of the En-
peror Hen Fung But these foreign aey-
lis nave wicked hearts, and they came in
many ships and with many soldiers and
tired to create fear among the people and |
three OF Their great men-the greatest no /
greater than second class white button !,
mandarlan-presumed to approach the |
shores OF the Empire, even into the mouth !
81 The Pleho, and demanded permission !
70 throw themselves at the foot of the ce-
eStal throne. The names of these men
were hau-Ghm Lord Elgin), an English
nan, Bar Gloo Baron Grow a French
nan 1anki- Wad yankee Wsrd), an
!, They took with them JAY
lo Admiral SIR James Hope), an En-
Siish sesa-mandarH, With many ships, and
hey sald to Inn, We would 90 to Pekin
,ut see there are braves on the banks
.nd lhey Will XII Us And Jdv-Ho said.
ne was TOOL !! Come with me and fear
lo', Tor | VIII drive them away. And
no ana Chm said, BE it 50 : but Wad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

AMERICAN WoMEN.-America is iustlv nro,,d
Of Its beautiful women but how MANY die ANN
any, or prematurely lose their health and youth
ments That remedy is found in Sir JAMS
oLARKEs FEMALE PILLS. We know hundreds OF
cases where they have been used with the greatest
success. In all cases of nervous and spinal afec-
.iohs PAIN IN the back and limbs, heaviness, ia
tgue on slight exertion, palptation of the heart.
Iow .ess OF spirits, Mysteries, sick headache,
WHITES, and all the painful diseases occasioned BY
alsordered system, these pills will affect cure
"hen ali other means have failed. Moderatinc
excuses and removing distractions, whether from
cog or any other cause. Suffer no more anxiety
OF low spirits, but try them. For full particulars
seta pamphlet, free, of the agent.
n. b. One dollar and six postage stamus on.
closed to any authorized agent will insure bottle
containing over fifty pills BY return mail
New York. iee,
Sold by Pond & Morse, Rutland.
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From JOHN MOODY, Esq, of Bethel.

:, onlldren owe much of their sickness to colds
No matter where the disease NAV annaar saataa
us origin may be traced to suppressed perspira.
ton, or Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct products of colds In short, colds are
Ine naroingers OF half the diseases that aict hu-
mainly, for as they are caused nv checked naran;-
rauon, and as five eighths of the waste matter of
the body escapes through the pores if these pores
are closed, that proportion Of disease necessarily
follows. Keep clear, therefore, of colds and
tracted; break them up immediately by timely
use OF Madame Porters Curative Balsam Sold
tie. pS 80 n uSs
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The situation below fredericksburg
unchanged. Mormon treachery.
w ashington. Jun

| washington, June III.
The latest news from the Rappahannock
is as follows: Yesterday afternoon the en-
envy opened several of their crest bate.
1es upon our works and the forces on tbe
PLAIN west of the river, and south of Fred.
e1cksburg They also threw several
shells on this side of the river.
Our batteries replied to them. There
was no loss on our side. The cannonad-
ing lasted onl y a few minutes. This was
the first time the enemy have opened their
guns on our new position The respective
lines remain the same as yesterday morn
ing. 1t Is said the enemy has but one
corps opposed to our front below the
town. ''io
"A gentleman connected with the army
just returned from Fredericksburg. Va.
srys reconnaissance having been made
as Tar as Strasbwg, no enemy was dis
covered. "''
No apprehensions of a rebel raid ex;st-
ed there N>1''
fafoled prisoners to the number of ner-
haps 1000 are being made at Camp con-
valescent. w"
Col Evans, of the ID California reo-
ment, IN dispatch dated Camp Douglas
Utah Territory, 18th, while officially com,
mn,nlcatlng splendid victory over the
INDIANS, reports that the Mormons stood
around q, the street corners in the town of
! ieaSaht Grove, and on the tops of the
houses ana haystacks, complacentlv look
ing on ana apparently well pleased at the
prospect Of SIX gentle soldiers BEING mr.
dered by 70 or 100 Indians. He saws ls'.
Comment is unnecessary, further than
to say that Lieut. Honeyman believes and
thinks that he has prima faeie evidence
o. the tact upon which to found his belief
taat the savages were informed by tbc
Mermons ct his presence in the town with
only hive men, and as they supposed .
wagon load Of provisions, bound for Fort
,brIdger, and that it was an arrangement /
between some Of the Mormons and the /
Indians to murder his little party. take /
The properly, and divide the spoils among
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9th Pennsylvania, Capt Foote, Sth New
Work, Capt Garfield, I'd regulars,
Wounded--Col Wyndham, LIST New
Jersey, not seriously, Major Morris, 9th
Pennsylvania, wounded and missing, lat
|CG Frederick aud Major Stillmer, LIST
New Jersey, go,
The loss of thcsnemy in killed, wound
,j and prisoners far exceeds our own, 49,
We cot two or three of their brigades UNI
dsr ire of our artillery, with the she'll and
Short fuses, and tore them awfuly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.

FLoUR.-The market for Western and state
flour is still depressed, owing to large arr;vaiS
further decline in gold and exclan PC and str;ps
among the eteyedores, prices consequently orc loo
lower for spring wheat extras, and irregular 10.
other kinds. Sales at $5a5 20 for superine state
g 50a5 so for extra state SIS S5a6 10 for fancy
state 50 50a6 for the low grades of western extra
s6ao 10 for shipping Ohio; Sc l5aS for trade and
fancy brands, and So l0a9 so for ST. Louis extras.
Canadian -four is quiet, and prices are lower sales
al 70 o6ao for the low grades of extra and S6 Oas
tor trade and family brands. Southern -four is
dull, and being freely offered comman brands
are lower sales at So l5a for mixed to good SUPER
fine country Brands 81 l0a9 10 for trade brands .
and 50 50al0 so for family do
Rye flour is IN fair request; sales at So 4Oa5 25.
Corn meal is quiet, but steady at 81 IS for Jer-
sey, and 81 so for Brandywine.
PRoVISIoNs.-The pork market is well sun.
pied and less active, and prices are easier at the
close; sales at Sll 5Oall SO Ia for old mess sl2 50
al2 81 IL for new do; $ll 81 10 for new prime,
and sl3 IS for western prime mess.
Beef is steady and IN moderate demand sales
az 70 quail 10 Tor plain mess, and SEALS so for
extra mess. Beef hams are in limited request,
but prices are steady; sales at $l2.
Bacon is quiet, and we have only to note a sale
3-4c. ~ '-oa'
Lard IS IN moderate demand, and the market is
heavy at the close; sales at 8 l-SaI0o,
butter is In better supply and is dull and lowar
we quote state at 20a22c fair to good do at
ONO western reserve at l6alSc, which is 4 natural
decline, and middle and southern Ohio at l5aITc,
on Sheese Is also IN better supply and is inactive
and ioWef we quote state at 0al2 l-2c for good to
ehoice, and Ohio at 8 l-2a9 l-2c for do
BEEF CATTLE-Some extra good beeves ma '
De quoted at l2c The general average of tbss
marley is les than 10 3-4c. The most Of the sales
range from 10 to ii l-2c.
MICH CoWS-we found more eood f,,,;,.
cows IN market this week than we have seen anv
week ress Tor year lot of grade Durham cows, ali
them, If dry, and but little fatter. wond hr;n
me me price asked for beef. Several OF them would
ieeo 70 weish SIX hundred net. Ordinary cows
sen AZ So5a42. The price this week is not, as j
general thing, as good as it was week or two
sAEEP-The market opened on Monday morn.
ing with only moderate supply in the pens. bnt
the demand was moderate enough to oorresponJ'
me butchers acted as though they had determin-
ca 70 reduce the prices, which had been during the
week so high that no money could be made. First
class sheared sheep, Ohio stack sold at sac per
lb. " Az peh
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From Newborn,
NeWbern. N. C.

Newbern, n. c., June 7.
The following is from the Raleigh State
journal, secession paper:
We fear that the same conflict between
the State authorities and the confederate
Government which was witnessed in this
state at the session of The last Legislature,
Is to be renewed. The Government has
assumed the position of an avowed advo-
cate OF the supremacy of the State Judg-
es, and has, in advance, decided all cases
against the claims of the Confederate Gov
eminent.
Gen Foster mas received instructions
from Washington to place in close con-
hnemsnt all rebel officers captured by
him.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

;. Inc advertiser having been restored to healtl
IN a few weeks, by very simple remeJv1 afte,
having suffered several years with a severe iuna
anection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. 'As
To all who desire it, he will send a conv ~ ,he
prescription used Gree Of charge), with the direc.
IONS Tor preparing and using the same. which
they Will ind sure cure for Consumption. Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object ofthe adysr-
aftiieted, and spread information which ha co., A..
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er VIII Try his remedy, as it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
ls:wsm williamsburg, Kings c.un. roWN,
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as a WARNING and
Caution to Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc. sun.
plying at the same time, the Means Of Self-Cure.
by one who has cured himself after being nut TO
bug and quackery. Auni
~ enclosing a postpaid addressed enys,ona
slegle copies may be had of the au.lnor ioPe'
o. NATHANIEr. MAYFAIR, Eso..
@'Wly Bedford, Kings County. n. v.
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From New Orleans. Ranks reinY0rc
cd. Ma succ0r for the rebels,

New York, June lt,.
Advlees from Cahawba state that REIN
iorcements from Brashear City and other
points to the number of 6000, reached
Gen. Banks the S0th and 3lst ult., and
our troops then ounumbered the rebels
four to one.
The rebels are entirely hemmed in and
no succor can reach them. Their force is
yarously stated at from SIX to ten thou
sand. They We're supplied with corn
meal, but had'few other provisions, and a
small supply of ammunition. 1t was be-
leyed to be impossible for them to hold
out long.
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was more cunning and surrendered him.
sell TO our braves, who carried him to
fekin IN wooden cage, and there impris-
oned' And Jay-Ho brought 743 ships
each carrying 2Sl7 soldiers and 4l9 guns,
and a he attempted to enter the river
Whereupon one hundred braves were sent
TO attack him, and they burned all the
snlps and slew the barbarians, only
nine OF whom escaped and among these
were Clio and CHM
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The Litchheld, Ct, Enquirer, week
before last stated that minister of that
town had horsewhipped woman whose
cow had trespassed on his land Last
week. I made a slight correction. The
minister was not concerned in the affair
IL was the minister's father. And the
minister's father didn't fog anybody, bu,
got egreglously logged himself That's
what's the matter.