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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
FIRST yATIoNlL BAAX OF ALT0OyA,
WASHINGTON 4E0TEE..
BEDFORD, Pc.
vs. NJ. DIBERT, PROPRTET0Tt.

~ -Nas ENA AlAALAGf ~ y n AA9 - - -
TElTlE subscriber would respectfully announce to his
fr.sAds in Bedford County. aud the public seneray
thgt be has leased for term Of years this barge aecr
ycnicat brick hotel, at the of Pitt and u anna
Streets Bedford Pa, known the WAStINGTQE 40
TIKI. and formerly kept By Mrs. Filler
This Hence being thoroughly redtted and re-f1r-
nished, ami is opeied for Tie reception Of guests
Visitors 10 the BEDFORD SPRINGS, and persons att
tending Court, viii find this ifouge pleasant and quiet
temporary home Every attention viii be paid to the
accommodation and comfort Of guests.
lhe table will AT al times be supplied with the best
the markets afford. Charges viii be moderate
Extensive Stabling attached To this Hotel, and
careful and competent Hester win be in atteRdence.
special attention pill be paid tae accommodation of
the farming community.
Coaches leave this House Daily Sundays excepted at
G1 oceek, a. II. and O'Clock 9. ~ 10 wth the
tran gpns East from Mount bsilas Station and Bloody
RGn. coach wI also leave tFi-weekly lInesaay,
ThuTs6ag asi tarlsyj i0r 'nicrset fhe travelling
pullie uH fa il decidedly their advantage stop
with him
WILLIAM DIBERT.
Bedford, june ? lSdi
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
YHF undersigned by virtue ef order Of the Orphans
Cour, OF Bedford Comfy, and ie the last viii Il;
Of lasob CyPher decd, viii sell at pu3lie sale
On FRIDAY, the 2ist Day OF october, Inst,
sa3e opening at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day,1 at thar
VALUABLE FARM situate in Liberty Township Bel
ford County. P. Known kes'FLGCk OR MAN0B
TRACT being portion Of the real estate Of which sejd
Jarob Cypbef died seized containing ia acres and The
usual aowauec--ab0at 20 acres OF the sane however
being taken from adjoining tract, and ahol the
quantity added to sand adjoining tract taken from tAis
tract. is provided fer in satd VIII zoe Of the
same more less. under cultivation. Prt being first
rate meadow, having thereon crested barge story
dwelling house Log tenant house store house bank
barn, Ind other out buitngs lle aad is " ELL Vat
ERED with spring and running water IIE HJ NTING-
Don AND BROAD TOP M0UNTAiN RAILROAD runs
through the property-gnod TIM eF "a tie uHcnl gati
portion Of TIE land. This is q VERY DESlEaBEE
/ PROPERTY lying two miles north Of eaEt9a ard
Stonerst0wn giving all the ADVANTAGES 81 good marx
at the door CHURCHES and SCHOOL IN Tie imalsdi
ate neig ghborho0d Terms reasonable, anI vail e ipad
known On lay q sale. The subscriber VIII pleas
are IN showing the premises to all inqpirers.
DANIEL CIPHER.
! Erseutor Of tie last piH 81 Jacob cyphe- deed
! Sent Ig ISG4--ts
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NEW STORE IN SCHELLSBURG.

Where as we are doing business the Oas Price sys-
tem we Aatter ourselves render tisacton by
dom justice TO every We thank maay custom-
es their Patronage. and do herewith soiet
uance ofthe same kindness.
Sehelsburg Pa. Sept. l2, 1864. Sept l64 If.
G. RERk kSTRESSER q SON.
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New York, Feb. ?, 1864.
Pebrnarv 81. -

From Julius Lee Esq. firm of Lee Walker. the most
extensive Music Publishers in the United States No 722
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February sth, 1864.
Meszrs. Jones & Eyans-Gentlenan :-My rnother-in-
Law has been greatly benefited by your Hooaands Ger
Bitra that concluded to try it myself fndis to
be invaluable tonic, and unhesatingy recommend it
to all who suffering from dyspepsia. have had that
disease IN It's most obstinate form-Aatueneefor many
years and Four Bitters has given ease when every
thing else had failed. Yours truly, JuLius LEE.
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MARRFED.

On the ls inst in st. clarsvile, hy the Rev. n E
Gilas, NIX GEoReE sowEss. 70 Mss MASDnLA FickGs
both Of Uniou tswnship.
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50 5 r E w A r. d!

wv As lost IN the village of Bloody Run 22nd inst
Wv SMALL SINGLE GASED GOLD WATCH
The above reward VIII be paid any person who may
find, and return the watch TO
Saxton Pa, Aug. 70, 1864.
sent ?, ls64.-3t. DAVID PUDERBAUGH
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- Koovlz viii Speak at Rays Hin ! Thursday
o'clock P. NJ, at Rloody Run Thurs, lay even
ana at Adam G. .ller's Friday evening t 1e z5rd
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From some Of our Eminent Clergymen.
HARRlsBURG, Feb. sth 1888.
C. A. BASNvART-Dear Sir: have used Browns
Bronchial Tr0che Wistars Lozenges and other prepara-
ons for hoarseHess and Throat Troubles and coinpar-
son with them all c cheerrlly comm end yoar own as
most admirable specific for public speakers and SINGERS
in IF Hoarscncss coughs and colds have fouud
them serving in time b need most eff 5tually.
To c. 4. B4NNyARrDear Sir: Ia the habit Of speak
ing very frequently AID in places where the vocal ans
very much taxed have found the need Of gen
tie expectaraut ,d shat has been supplied your
excellent fr0ehes. consider them very far superior TO
any Lozeng, that hare used, in removing peedi-
y that huskiaes of the voice srsng from frequent
and tnIarug the effectiveness Of the delivery
public addresses. Yours &c,
JN0 wALEER JACKSON,
Pastor Of tie Locust Street NetE0dst Church.
TO &. A. Bs.SNvARr-Dedr Sir Having used yeur
Tro.hes ( free say they the best have ever
tried and take great pleasure in recommending them to
a.isius from puble epeaking staging.
Yours, &e.
q. 6. RAKESTRAW.
Pastor et Ridge Arerae Methodist ctrrcF.
a. agree with 1lr Robinson as to the value Of
Dannxarts Troches w, G. CATTELL
Late Pastor eft1e 0. s Pre-6yterian Church
MANUFACTURED oNLxBY
c. a. BANNVART &, co,
HARRISBURG, PA,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold By Druggists eguytrhere.
April 29th, 1865
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J. P. Wickershanl vii lecture IN
Presbyterian Church, Friday evening the len
Subject; " caracteristics of an edueatit Tor
American People No charge win be MADE Tor
ission. The lecturer and the subject should draw.
re have no doubt they viii, a full house
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!, TerE's New assortment of fall goods has
rrcieyed- Ladies viii find large supply Of
j, s,,iseti to their waists
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Resulting from Disorders Of the digestive orsans.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnlnesss CT Blood to the
Head Aciiity Of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Dis
gust for Food Fuiness Weight in the stomach Sour
Eructations Sinking fIuttering at the Pit Of the
stomach s. INNING Of the Head Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Flnttering at the Heart Choking sGfo-
eating Sensations when IN lying Posture, Dimness Of
Vision Dots Webs before u Sight Fever and Drll
Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Prespra on Yellow
ness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain Ia the side Bfek,
Chest Limbs &c. Sudden Pushes Of Heat Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of Evi and great De-
preston Of Spirits.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.

IT Is ALrtvgaL SAVING BANK, Offering higher rate
Of interest than ANY othef and i6e best secatity Ans
saving back wAieh pay is depositos in s. Notes
considers that Is pay ag the best circulating Medium
ol tne country, ana eot pay ANYTHING better, for
its @ assets are elthcr in g0} egnGeat securities
notes or bonds payable iu goyernmen paper
IL equally conVeilesH temporary permanent
nyostmeu.- he no.e ean alwafs ie sold Tor within
0,H nj tAe57 eA a.e4ila atcd interest Aa,t
He best sesufs ph faabs laterals ier discounts.
Convertible lEto Six p6r eent. $40 Cold Boad
IN addition t. he very Haer4 interest sc
hree years, lhis privilege o conversion is worth
about tee per cent per aanon, for the current 10
20 Bonds Is not less than nine PEI }gtiaai ands
before tie the premium on SIX per cent T. stock
was over twenty per 1t VIII W that the actual
pro1i; this loan the present market rate,
han ten per cent, per annun.
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Wanted.

lOlSE WANTED.-The advertiser wants to rent
House. or part Of House. or near the Borough Of
Bedford, convenient Cor family Of Eve six persons.
fair price win BE paid For further particulars inquire
the Office of this paper.
Bedford Aug II, 1S64-tf.
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CLOTHING I'M SCHELLSBURG,

TAvING lately purchased an excellent assortment Of
II FALL AND WINTER Clothing consisting Of
ovERCoATs, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
Coas Blouses Vests, Pants Hats and Caps, White Shirts
Fancy Flannel Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers Rounda
bouts Neck ties Saspenders Buekskn Gloves and Nc
tons ID Variety We invite friends and all who de
sire to r,nrchn se. 10 give us o Gull at our
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

cr-,pr 10 r,c;aya1 a new stock Of goods,
invites her friends TO call 4io see 'iieil.
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From Jahu B. Wickersham, Eeq., firm Of Wickersfam
Hutchison, the celebrated Manufacturers Of Faaey
Iron Works, ESQ Canal ST.
am the recipient from you of one Of the greatest IA
vors that can be conferred upon viz that Of health
For many years have suffered from Of the most
noyng and dcbtating complaints that the human fam-
y can be afflicted with. Chronic Diarrhea.
During the long ne suffering from this disease,
was attended b regular ply sicians giving but
porary relief The cause seemed to remain until was
induced 20 try Hoofand German Bters. After the use
Of few bottles OF that valuable medicine, the complaint
appeared to be completely eradieated.
often inwardly thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever have opportunity. eheerfully recon-
mend it, with full confidence in its liability
Truly yours,
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REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITTER s Is NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKET.
AND CHIT MIKE DRLLNK4RDS,
READ WHO SAYS so:
FROM THE HON. THOMAS b. FL0RTNCE.
FR0s5 TME HON. THOMAS H. FGoRESCE-
FROM TEE HEeN. THOMAS Z. FLORENCE.

washington, JanuaTy I, ISb4.
Gentlemen-Haying stated it verbai'y 10 you, have
no hesitation writing the fact, that experienced mark
ed benefit from your Hooaands German Bttors. During
long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing and oner-
Gus duties nearly prostrated me- kind friend suggest
ed the use al the preparation have named took his
advice and the result improvement Of health,
ed energy and that particular relief so much needed
and obtained offers may be similarly adEantagcd if
they desire to be. Truly your friend,
THOMAS Is. FLORENCE.
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Union meeting yas held in Hopewell last Satur-
and notwithstanding the shortnotice, the gather
vas large, Gen. Koontz made speech unusually
even for him. Mr. J. R. Durborrow spoke
i-adly on the occasion. Gen. Koontz, goes to
on. Franklin and Adams, and win, on his return
several speeches in this county.
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APPRENTICE, "a boy about sixteen years old, in
8 and industrious to learn the art OF printing
received at this Office. Immediate apphea
y Il be made IT,
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,..,,, sa is better medium than any other
s. ,.s. uqrscating with the people Of Bed
tt hs circulation Of over twelve
.,5 etead,sly increasing. Advertisements
iFsa -arar .r4 each Thousand readers more, tha
s s,d publ:shed any other paper that circu-
. IN this county. u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

Erg New n. E. Church at Hopewen according to
E7iols announcement was dedicated on Sabbath
llth inst. Dr.. Reiley of Baltimore, DR.. Persh-
Of Pistsburg and Rev. Nh. Chenoweth officiating.
Beiley preached in the morning, Or. Pershing
P. NJ and Dr. Reiley again at night. A debt
$500 naming on the Church was entirely Il
dated
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BANNYARTlS TROCRES.

For the c,se Of Hoay eaess, Throat Diseases, Re-,
are especially recommended 10 Minister'S Singers
and persons lohose rocatot calls then, 10 speak ia
public.
Read the following
TESTIMONIALS,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

BSoLD1FRs SHOULD BE ASSESSED. D.-Soldiers cannot
e, unless they are assessed. They must be assess
il the distrietwhere they residewhenat at home. and
st pay a county tax ofter CENTS. Any citizen can
sent the names Of soldiers to the Assessor Of the
per district, and he must assess them, and collec
sare required toreceive the tax and give certif-
e Of payment when the assessment is made. As.
sars who refase to assess names Of soldiers pres
ted to him BY any citizen, are liable 10 a severe
aaly
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]. H. BlBIDOLLAR 6 SOl,
BLOODY RUN, Pennsylvania,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends AMI the pub
4 lie IN cntrai that tc are receiving aad keep con
Starry oR han6 large aBd well seiDctsd stock Of For
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.
- eS.-In the District Court OF The lith Judicia
District.
Action brought in the District Court OF the EIev
enth Judicial District and The complaint hed in the
County OF II Dorado, in the Office of the Clerk OF
said District Court in and for said County and state
The People OF the State OF California, to Win. ~
Jenson. Defendants, Greeting
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against you by Rnbert White Plaintiff IN
the District Court Of The Eleventh Judicial District
In and for the County Of FL Dorado, and TO answrv
the complaint filed therein on the l2th day Of An.
gust. A. D. 1884, within ten days exclusive Of the
day OF servicr), after the service on you Of this
snmmons-lt served within this County; II served
out OF this County. but within this Judicial District
within twenty days; or, II served oui Of SAIL Dis.
tric, then within forty days-or judgment by de.
fault will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
against said defts Smith for the sun, Of AZ bnn'
dred and my dollars, With interest at the rate of two
per c. nt per month, from the Sth day Of December
IooO' an geh 10 oe due upon certain promissory
more, executed BY said last named def'ts at said
Last named date, To said P'T also for decree fore
cosing certain mortgage executed by said def rs
smith to sal pl'n, to secure the payment OF said
no'e ana OF even dlte herewth and for the sale OF
the premises described In said mortgage, to wit:
certain lot and improvements situated In Pnc.ryilIe
IN said County and State, on the south aide Of the
sacramento road at the turn thereof adjoining IIo-
loWay's tract, and more particularly described in
pig = complaint, copy whereof accomnanies this
writ Also, for judgment for The sum Of $50 u 100
dollars paid In taxes on said premises In 1859 and
1902 Win interest ihereon principal and interest in
gold and silver coin of y. s. A. Also, for decree
ioreclosng the equity Of redemption Of said deft
Peter Jensen, In SAID premises and every part there
OF. ana such other relief rs may be proper and ius
IN the premises; and II you fail to anpear and N
swer the said complaint ne above required, the said
PIE VIII take judgment against you for said sums In.
teres decree and costs, according to the PRAYER Of
said complaint. P'~'e' Vi
Witness, lion. 8. W. Brockway, Judge es .s,d n,..
trict Court Of the Eleventh Judiciai District.
~ Attest my hand, and ths al ~ ..,a
STAT. Court, in and for said County Of "a Dora.
PlSesrve, this the 18Th day Of AUsuss AZ C Iss9 q
y,... p. .o 0V CARPENTER, Clerk.
NV "'"t Iaug1A-aunl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

DARK RECORD. Our late loyal Con
gross abolished the law for the rendition
Of fugitive slavcs-a law enacted by the
early patriots and statesmen of our coun.
try and sanctioned by Washington, and
constituting one Of the essential compro-
misses without which the Constitution
would never have been ratified by the
States and at the same time passed an
absolute Conscription Act by which all
poor white men are reduced to a state
Of virtual slavery. their lives to be for
felt to the Abolition Negro Divinity. =
Tha: is the exact work bctitting an Aboli,
ticn CongrtsS-StriEing the f'tters off the
limbs Of Africans to rivet them on white
men. The California delegation voted for
both of these infamous measures, and
with such a record staring them in the
face, they have the effrontery to ask white
men to return them to Congress We
want no more political bummers and buf-
foons to represent US in Congress. Sucn
fellows as Shannon and Highly must take
n back seat. Stupid loyalty is at a dis.
count.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
Tribute OF Respect.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at the regular meeting Of Neptune
Engine Company, No. Q, held at their ball on
the llth instant:
WHEREAS. II has pleased God to take from
our midst JOSEPH N. STAPLES. an esteemed
member of this Company, and we deem il our
duty tn give expression to our profound sOrr0w
for the great loss "ur Company has sustained
in his delih. Therefore.
Resolved, That our deceased brother, by his
many social and fraternal virtues, had secured
the firm friendship of those who knew him
best, and the love and admiration of the mem.
bers of this Company.
Resolved, That while we mourn bis untime-
ly and tragical death. we bow with meek sub.
mission u the fiat of 0mnipOtence.
Resolved That we do most earnestly and
sincerely sympathize with the aged mother,
relatives and friends Of the deceased.
Resolved, That the deceased was an upright
man, fearless officer, goOd citizen, warm
friend and excellent fireman, and that in his
death society has lost q worthy member.
Resolved, That in commemoratiOn of his
death We clOthe the ball in which, during life,
the hand of onr departed brother was often
shaken. in mourning. and the members wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be transmitted TO the m0thsH Of deceased. aud
be published in the city papers.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

PLEASE ANSWER some Of the in
t4hsely loyal organs be kind enough to
inform US whether the following rcsolu'
ton, adopted by the Chicago sectional
convention that nominated Mr.. Lincoln,
is not decidedly "copperheadish'H Is it
not diSloyal to advocate the rights Of
States, and especially the right Of each
State to order and control its own do
mestic institutions, according to its own
judgment, exclusively? 1t is so conSid-
cred now, and by the very men and party
who made u sFptaMk in their platform four
years ago-a platform which they declar.
ed was "worth fifty Unions"l Here is
this reasonable plank, taken from the
Chicago platform:
Resolved, That the main utenance- inviolate oi
the rights nf the States. and especially the
right of eHch StAte to order md cURtr0l its own
dumeatic institutions, according 10 its OTu
judgment exclusively, is essential TO that bal
ance Of power ON which the perfection and en-
turance of Uur political faith depends. and we
denuunce the awless invasion BY armed
force. nf any State nr Territory, no matter un-
der what pretext, as amongst the gravest Of
crimes.
Mr.. Lincoln said at the time that the
resolution met his earnest appreciation
and would have his hearty support; but
that does not alter the nature Of the reSo-
luton. 1t is copperhead doctrine, and
although approved by Lincoln and the
Chicago Convention. is nevertheless rank
treason
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
Notice to Owners of Toll Roads-Order
of Board of Supervisors.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF FL DO
y RADIO.
! Board OF Supervisors OF ri Dorado County Pres
ent-Pierce, Reibsom and McT4rnahan.
1t appearing to the Board, from an Investigation
OF the matter OF the kingsbury Mcdonald Road
that the tolls on the following roads, have not been
regulated by this Board
II 10 therefore ordered that the owners or persons
taking toll on the Roads hereinafter mentioned All.
pear before this Board. their regular meeting On
the rst Monday 10 September, 1885, for the purpose
OF having the tolls on said roads regulated to wit
list. the Giles Wiley road, running from the Nor
mon Tavern East to the end Of VIM. q. Rid-hSur 4
Cos road. said road is owned by s. T. Tong 4 Co.
"a; The Tong road, running East from Carksvile.
6alo ROAD Is owned by the heirs Of IIeze iah Tong.
I'd. The road Of VIM. G. Kidmour 4 Co., Fast Of and
adjoining the Giles 4 Wiley road. 9Th. The road OF
i. Davidson, between Buckeye Fiat and 81 Dorado.
5th. The James Ellis road, from II Dorado to Dla.
mon1 Springs. 9th. The two roads known rs the
Enterprise toll roads No. and No 2, belonging to
Samuel Fleming Co., and situated 10 Pleasant Val
ley between Diamond Springs and the West end OF
the Ogilby road. 7th The Stark road, situated in
Pleasant Valley, between Diamond spring. aud the
West end OF the O2ilbV road, and owned BY W. IL.
stark 4 Co. 9Th. The 0glby road commencing
about eleven miles East Of Piacerville and running
East about eleven miles, owned by Mcdonald, Pearls
and Osilby. 9th. The swan, Henry d Co. road East
Of the Ogilby road, owned by swan, Herry Co.,.
10Th The Swan road East Of the swan Henry Co .
ROAD, owned BY Geo Swan i Co llth. The Kings.
bury Mcdonald road, East ofsWan's road, and
running TO the State line, owned by Mcdonald, Os
good ana the hejrS Of d. D. Kingsbury. 18th. The
swan Henry road, running East from Smith Flat
70 BlakelyS. 18th. The road running Southwest
1 Co.
Any person appearing before said Board. for the
purpose Of regulating their tolls, will be required 70
make sworn statement rs to the cost Of construc.
ton and keeping In repair Of said road, and the
amount oftols received on tie within the past
year.
II is further ordered that the Clerk Of this Board
enclose 70 each 0fthe owners in said roads print.
ed copy through the U. 8. Mail.
A t:ue cory. Attest: G. ). CAHSEETES, cieTE.
BY A.. LovRY, Deputy Clerk
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

GREEN CLAY SHIrn.-This intensely
loyal Kentuckian had been receiving pay
as Major General in the army, and also
as member Of Congress, and, in that
way. had received from the Government
over 81. 700 more than he was entitled to.
By accident the fact was discovered, and
Congress ordered him to refund the mon
ey. The swindle was too Outrageous for
even that corrupt body. His loyalty
saved him from expulsion, for attempting
ts def! aud the Government.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

Or CoURsE.-The office.holders Con-
vention at Baltimore, which nominated
Lincoln for President, declared in favor Of
more war, more drafts and more taxes. -
They are making good thing out of the
necessities of tho Government. General
Fremont truly says 'the war is managed
for personal ends" The masses who have
to pay the taxes and fill the army want
peace -shoddyites and their friends want
war. Public sentiment is rapidly chang.
ing, and the more intelligent supporters OF
the Administration reluctantly admit that
Lincoln is failure.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
Special AMI General Notices

Ths Physician 40 OfteA blamed "a
want Of success In hstreatment, when the d,.Uo0r.
meat In the recovery Of the sick is 70 be trae.A ,
the administering Impure medicines. Robert Win.
spOshecary, is paying particular attention to n.
cOmpounding rhysIcians' prescriptions and famIl.
recipes from medicines Of undOubted purity. ROA...
White, Medical Hall, Is appointed ssent for m..,
of the geniIne Patent Medicines.