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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19
THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE RRPoRTs-i Second Precinct Hum
phfey Foster, larceny; jail for Rearing Ches.
UouRheTty, dsorderly: dismissed. j. Flynn,
drurk and disorderly and using disIoyal Ian
guase. Sam1 Sheckler, deserter; mill AIRY. r
hurpby, attempt 10 steal N j. Davis, VIM.
Carr, drunk and disorderlv; do.
Missed. T. B. Buckingham, disordariy: st0.6s.
amy williams, do; dismissed. Susan More.
land, selling liquor to soldiers; do. John
surke, larceny, bail for court. Brennan Ayres,
mouse breaking; dismissed. One soldier, drunk:
military. VIM. Conner, without license; dis
Missed. A.. Bsrroyn., drGnk;; do. Chas. D'n-
n nison, d9 DO &C., = w Scranton without a
Cole MAJ. do, two cases; go is each case M.
Hammond, drunk; dismissed. 20. Hizsli,
Without iieents s2Di4: second soffanse, do;
Fourth irccsnet-M Mary +. Thompson, drunk
ac d!scrGetiy; workhouse. David Foley,
crunkise margt Smith. drunk and d ssrtier-
", 81. Daniel Dickson, grand larceny of pair
OF pants from Thomas StuTges, and two fancy
p pes 1TCu, Tyler Southall; Jail for court
Merry Shea, drunk and GisorderlY; dismissed
hon as Coury, do; 50. Annie Centre, do :;
S nth Precf,sct.-Cathg ripe Sumter, Margaret
J isins, eranh larceny; laii for court. John
4; ut, assault and battery; dismissed. ID.
j a. IL Cam, diseTderly; costs, 10 cents Geo
Payhe, pickpocket; sent to police headluar.
teri VIM Ste war;, do; not disposed of: w.
building r. gufatioiis; -
Tenth Precinct.--Antoine Grinder, selling
liquor unlicensed; dismissed. ". Burk do.
So Mary Arm Hall, Mary Hesslsr, Ann
Bsnter, Ellen Bride, keeping bawdy houses;
delivered to the court Barney Flanagan,
drunk; 81 Michael Mcdonald, do; military
Louisa Smith. swindiing; dismissed. Thouas
tonnor. drunk and disorderly; do Sarah
Mooney, larceny; Jail for court. Mary Jane
lay lcr, sYrrenoerrc by her bail; do. Geo ge
Goldsmith, as ault and battery; be il for court
Sarah Young, grand larceny; deferred. Jas
WhPatly, witness Tor Z. 5; bail for appearau ca
beth Madigan, common drunkard: do. Mary
GcGinley, discrder.y. 81 Mary Burke, drunk
ana disoI DERBY: 81 Jos. Reilly, do; 81. Mary
Eariy, disoTdeTly; dismissed. Alice Cole,
dunk: co Vim. McGracken, drunk and dis
orderly; military. Johk Z. Comray selling
liquor Sunday; and VIM. Bailey, drunk and
dlsCrderly; disrIiis sed. s.
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REpoRT OF The ENaIHxsR AND A.TIu.
- isfy nUEesa lions Of the Army o. the potorAs,
Gan sr ~ Ssn ss,1aEd ohisf Ena Inssr aad
WITH Is Aapss Plans, DO. os.6e. = s''N
oc9i sz3szs 8 5-ss 1KArcK TAYrAR a
THE BIyOUAC AND TIN RATrL9 rIILD
J. or. Campaign Sketches In FlreiLis and Nay.
81 II sezoFa - It@ kRAkoK TA1I0B.
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KENDAEL'S
knB0LEHR E0R THE ESIa.
AEEOLlN5
asOISTxNS,
BEAUTIEIES.
eDORATES,
: ABHaREaSNs,
zNY2GORA2Es,
T0UR!sEEs,
EAEELLlSRES
fHE KAIE.

AASDALLf AABOiIEH 10 rare compound
eliminating extracts from Flowers, Ioo.s, A
Herbs. &c. the GROWTH, BEAUTY, ard PIE
HAN1HT vI9OR Of the aAIR.
Highly beneficial vhsrs tks hair rscu,rss
gentle stimulant." d. OGILTOs
"Have never had anything which 30 psrfso
answers the purpose Of q hair drssslns."
WARRxN WARD, Hsa.,
No. 277 Cana street, II. Y.
After being bald for seven years your AHBD
LINZ has covered the entire SCALP With NEy
EAIK." Prof. JOHN szhIA,
No. So King street, ". Z.
Yor sale By I'll Druggists and Ssn,y Goefy
Dealers. Put In boxes, (contAining two aottlssf
prios II.
Manufactured and Tor sale as Wholesale By
KENDALL & BAENISTER,
el0Iem No. Sx2 BROADWAY. ny
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q
S.s0aEr DIsHAsabI ssoRsT DIsaAszsl
sAMA rAN,s GIFT!
Eth EgOsT CERTATN REMEDY EVER USEp,
aososRAkSs s s sfisi;s g sHf it Fl e.
rsss srs en:ifeiy se.sols, asyins no smell nor
e. ste 29n, q EsVs. # shs ESs dsal;sts
q tie IPhigsssy Of # one q as moss
sc 81 sss a
. Let those who have dsspsired of ssttiae cured,
e Who hsse been sorssd With Balsan, aopaiva. OF
~ss'a.'' Wy ssaaMARlTANs GIFT.
Sriss-dsis packages, 81. Female, Sc.
stSSaf hssssRs sstSSR
sAasARlT1Fs RooTzND HEKs yyIoss
syfa f1Sfss os sss gSffes < g1ssshGs
.AsIThE's BOOT AND HERB yUIC1. i ths
s Iss.ssss
t'. A.s for E 81 ne yss sa iifiR IN
n a5oRR RshR R0sSs
M sIsry HssFs q IL from TIE
~ ges a. HfHS1s E =;
sR ess,1ass aa.a !. Inas q s5s =
Bent By axrrsss. Price 81 bottle, or boftiss
CO.. % aARITANg oHANoRz Wash.
.SAskoSD s CO.. Beg s; III rsilaas,,sis Ros,
Bold By o. oALv1ar 1oRD. rns- Of llth md
d is sssiRss' COOK. Alexandra. nsye.u
w GAS FIXTURES.
w = Have IN Stare, and are daily receiving, GAS
and Finish :opsrsr IN style to anything heretofore
si fns
sSrsdent that We have the best selected stock In
S5-HH Work IN the above line intrusted to our
care rl be PMss YEss atssnsfa tS
ThPORFANT TO FEMALls.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The ingredients ia these Pulls ie the result of .
ton and ssre to correct Iii irresuiari,iss. PainIai
nasnstfuet.ons, RENoyIHG ALL oBsTRuoT!oEs.
s se hsss Shsss Df' men N
Ecus affections, Ryste RIGS. disturbed sieep, which
sriseB from interruptions of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN,s PILLS
Arc positive remedy for sh Complaints peculiar
toFems.es 1apgoIHe With oEarAIarY pngioDi oaL
hey ehould soT BE Used. with sseh box. Price
hSn 81 II Is sslSf rroR-ssser.,
sh Ps ssw i0F se s s
wAsHIaeFoK
&s aSxEAHSAP LINE.
ssal.wsEELf BETWEEN NEw rosx
gAsiING2oEes z dE0RGAT0Wg ., ..
sTzAnsHIPs
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NM GAS FIXTURES.
w Have IN Store, and are daily receiving GAS
HlXICkfs OF entirely Ne Patterns and designs
and Finish superior IN style to anything heretofore
offered in This market,
We invite citizens generally to call and e1 anime
orr stock eli GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Washington.
AS-An Work IN the above line intrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to.
MarS MYERS MO0HAN. 376 D street.
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q Q ~ NOTICE. . >
1U9F Yscef--sd from Germany, q largo La, ~
IESiffzH wan rs Of tho ssxy best qIality. Ws,sh
I'd Is cola oy sss slss:. eCstls, e s.llos, 81
ass2 aosgA-sts Hotel and 3eesaurant.
skSH - So FspusyivaDia avenue,
ssAsr. 5FH - ,sssf-sA vsshisssoa, p. =,
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ID INTERCOURSE, FAME Il CO.,
BAE EE z S
30. 5sa PEkEEyLTAELA AVENUE.
VIII coptir.ue 20 farnish
q. 9. FFTE-TRE NTY BONDS
As long Issued EoTsr1nsnt, At Ssz.
q. Coupon s's of
q. 3. T-3o Tssssufy Notes. -
e. 9. Oertifoatss OF Indebtedness,
GOLD And aILVEl B0UaHY AND SOLD.
AxehanR 80 on sN parts OF Europe Snd the Horthe-
Cities sold in sums to satt purchasers
3tasss ard Sold housht Ia New York exclusive.
on Conh1issfop. En-.
.yH EITTkNEUusa. FAINT q o..
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~ WAR DEPARTMENT,

WHShtuec0H.
sksLsD PROT osALe will es recsved at this ,Iias
NJ til fhuIsdsy the i8ts day of aary e.Ccs
D.. M. fer FILLING Assem- bling, Plat ns Fioishins
rackiDe, ksG soI ns n.Giai u. 8. Ar tilery Curb
Bits OF The latest pattern, to be delivered at She
Untted States Arsenal. Springfield. Mass. Tse sid
drops C he furnished from the sprin z6eli 40
re-. wbeIe Eoae,r-us <pd the model bits csa bs
b. ma rom no. 81 sheet brass. P0ri dsncs toiIs
gn1gs and 6ned with leaG befor being sodered.
Tee LjstiPg to De not less than No ID TO bs Of
clcck wire, end the lower bar of brass wire TIE
bits to be subte2 to ins cection in s stages of
the crs, snd b" ore being packed to be lrkst
viii re El& er r I anne ard residence. They are
to r he'd in naper bundles OF six each labelled
II tur-siss iE boz as preEcri bed by the Depart
Psckirg boxes to be valued by ths ins rector,
E,itverles Gle TO De made at the tate OF $50 per
Wes he nTst delivery of go to be Glsda on the
lGiA February.
the ssockTurnishsd BIZ the United States will be
ir4nss:ed before issue, and for set IF uarts
del 7,red to the contractor, oil ia 20 be retained
No Id will be consider excspt from parties Sc
tusi : enc aged in the plating and flashing bust
II s 10y dess Wit nso ss nth
tl'eir los the written scknowled smsnts o. their
les over their ovn signatures.
Ei ten afty contain ne contract will be required
to e - into bond in approved sarstiss 70. its
isitr I execution, Upon the awsrd being male,
with q rT,s of contra ct sid bond.
TIA .osrtmeDt re rves the right TO reject Any
or bic. If not deemed satisfactory.
Prcyo7. ls will be al oressd TO "Brigader General
George ! Ramsay: Chisf of Ordnance. Washing.
tcD ca and b,, III be snd1sssd for
ts'6-ld Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance
~pnpOo pOu ann -,
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T1IGReT OF TEE LAWS or TIE DIBTKICr
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DAPER HANGIN6s
AND WINDOW SHADES.
452 SEVENTH sTREET,
Opposite Patent ONCE,

Ehoss in want invited to cAll sac examine
Ell ezteptive stock Of the above goods It emor
ess every variety and s,ls OF Plain and Decorative
SSpers sd very lAfse and choice line of Gold
~ otl styles Of Window Shades
Bsde fixtures, Cord Tssssls, Ac., in great Va.
rirty.
Prices ss low as any in the District, and fai,
dealing ~ be relied BON.
Payer hu, by frst-ciass workmer.
Terms cab. ROTHROOK.
s52 seventh strs9t,
ia t5 ~ Oppos lite tbe Patent Ofics.
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Vol, 81: No. 90.

uprghtness we do not Sor a. moment question
have unwittingly placed themselves IN false posi-
tTon, where their influence Is working against the
best interests of the country andis bringing la
mentable discredit upon themselves All that we
ask of them is that they shall narrowly watch the
development of the Cleveland stratagem, and be
convinced of their error by the unhappy facts Of
the case. as these shall day by day be revolyed
SO tar as the movement was an honestconscien-
tIous ssngle minded protest against an inadequate
administration, it was entitled to the highest re-
spect for, 50 far, it would have stood In a similar
attitude with the old Liberty party orthe Free Sol
party, or the Gerrit Smith party--a parry of CON
science, always reputable before God and she world
but when it is as plain as a pike-staff that the
managers at Cleveland have been using the names
of good men to cover the schemes of bad of ma
king revenge instead of patriotism their anima-
ting spirit, using the name of liberty as a promise
to the ear to be broken 70 the hope Of plotting a
coalition with Copperheads 10 overthrow the loval
party of the North-we denounce il with the
righteous indignation which ii merits from every
loyal soul
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ORIENTAL sToRY TELLERs

Travellers in Persia, China and Japan tell us of
professional story tellers and tradition reeiters
who, standing in the streets and market-plaees,
tell marvellous tales to all who may choose to list
en-. The following is one of these Chinese para
bles: ar siga as aE 1' a
FoHf. in the course of his wanderings, coming
to a Villages knocked at the door OF rleh woman,
and begged permission to enter, What said
she, do you think receive into my my house every
rowing vagabond2 No, indeed; it would be un-
betting a respectable woman--go your wayl -
Then he went to cottage of poor woman. who
at once kindly begged him to enter. She set be-
fore him the only food she had--a little goats
milk k.-broke piece of bread into it, and said
May Fohi bless it, that we may both have
enough T. She then prepared HIM couch of
straw and when he fell asleep percelylng that he
had no shirt, she sat up all night and made hlI1
one out of some linen shehad made by her own
hard labor in the morning she brought it to him,
begging he would not despise the poor gltt At
ter breakfast she accompanied him little way
and at parting Fohi said: May the first work you
undertake last till evening -
When she got home she began to measure her
linen to see how much was left; and she vent on
measuring and did not come TO an end until the
evening, when her house and ya-d were full OF
linen: in short, she did not know what to do with
her wealth. Her rich neighbor seeing this, was
sorely yexed, and resolved that no such good for
tune should not escape her agaln.a4g.. af5
After some months the traveller came pnce more
to fhe village size went 10 meet him. pressed him
10 90 to her house, treated him 10 the best 1000
she had, in the morning brought him q SHIRT OF
fine linen which she had made some time before
but all night she kept candle burning, IN her
room that the stranger, if he awoke might sup
pose shewas making his shirt.
After breakfast, She accompanied hun out ot
the village and when they parted, he SAID
SHAY the 6rst work you undertake last tall even
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Select seoetrg,
RETURN or THE BIRDS.
ar xrlL1An rultEy snrAsr.

RA@~%A+"
hear, from many little threat,
warbe interrupted long,
hear the robins Aate-like note,
The blue birds senderer song.
Brown meadows and the russet hill,
Not yet the haunt of grazing herds,
And thiekets by the glimmering rill
Are all alive with birds.
Oh! Choir of Spring, why come so soon?
On leafess grove and herdless lawn
Warm lie the yellow beams Of noon
Yet winter is not gone
For frost shall sheet the pools again;
Again the clustering East shall blow,
Whirl white tempest through the glen,
And load the pines with snow.
Yet hapIy, from the region where,
Walked by an earlier spring than here,
The blossomed wild-plnm scents the air,
Ye come in haste and fear.
For there is heard the bugle-blast
The booming gun, the jarring drum,
And on their chargers, spurring fast,
Armed warriors go and come.
The mighty hosts have pitched the camp
In valleys that were yours till then,
And earth has shuddered to the tramp
Of half million men,
In groves where once ye usedto sing,
In orchards where ye had your birth,
thousand glittering axes swing,
To smite the trees to earth.
Ye love the fields by ploughman trod
But there, when sprouts the beechen spray,
The ssldier only breaks the sod
To hide the slain away.
Stay. then, beneath our ruder sky;
Heed not the storm clouds rising black,
.s Nor yelling winds that with them fly,
Nor let them fright you back
p,s :. A. ...4.a;~ : ...I. IL
To burning towns that blot the day,
And trains of mounting dust that shroud
The armies on theirivay. e EsF gk8-r
Stay. for a tint Of green shah creep -
Soon DER the orchards grassy floor,
- And from its bed the crocus peep sv a ~ Esf
Beside the housewives door. 848E3 al
Here build, and dread no harsher sound
To scare you from the sheItering tree, .r.,,,
Than Winds that stir the branches round skE
And murmur of the bee.
And we will pray, that, ere again
The flowers of autumn bloom and die,
Our generals and their strong g5armed men
May lay their weapons by.
Then may ye waTble, unafraid, s.5ge4-r
q Where hands, that wear the fstter now,
Free as your wings shall ply the spade.
And guide the peaceful plough.
Then, as cur conqaering hosts return, 6 Il
What shouts of jubilee shah hreak
From placid vale and mountain stern,
And shore Of mighty lakel
And midland plain and ocean strand, E-s9F
Shall thunder "Glory to the brave,
Peace 70 thestdrn and bleeding land,
And Ieedom to the slavs.' sy.. - 6
gs als W. a--Assansse Eo.tAsy fss JaEv. I.
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ingl' She went her way home, thinking the
whole time Of her linen, and anticipating its won
derful increase; but just then her cows began to
low. Before / measure my linen. /" said She. I
''will quickly fetch the cows some water
But when she poured the water into the trough.
her pail never emptied; she went on pouring. the
stream increased, and soon her house aad yard
were under water the neighhors complained that
everything was ruined the cattle were drowned,
and with dcultyshe saved her life, for water new
er ceased flowing until the setting of the sun.
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FTRsT TUESDAY OF AuGUsT,

In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
siftn for the purpose OF deciding upon the approval
and ratification, rejection, Of the said amendments
which said election sh be opened held snd closed upon
the day last aforesaid at the places and within the hours
and within which, thegcnega election Of this Common
wealth directed 10 be opened, hed;,nd closed.
Aop therefore, In obedience the requirements of the
tenth aEtee Of the CONSTITUTION, a9 aeeoraace 9th
the aad eaHag Of the General Assembly Of
this Commonwealth, /, ANDREW q. CURTIN Goyer-
Of the said Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, do issue
this writ commanding ana requiring yen the said JosS
ALDsTApr, Sheriff Of the saaqountye notice the
usual and by Law required that election VIII
be held according the terms Of the Constitution and
provisions of the Of the General Assembly aforesaid
in each Of the townships 6oEoqghs wards preent and
in the year Of cur Lord Thousand eight hundred and
sixtyfour for the purpose of deciding upon the approval
and ratification rejection, of the said amendments
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the State
Harrisburg, this Twenty first day June, in the year
Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixtyfou
and Of the Commonwealth the eighty-eighth.
BY the Governor:
ELI SLTFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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PROCLAMATION.
k#&E @ F0H "A t's
SPECIAL ELECTION,
TO DE HELD ON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1854.
IN The NAME AND b Tie AUTHQKIIl
QF THE
COMMONWEALTH Oh PElASIEYiAIi,
ANDREW G.. CURTIN.
Governor of the said Commonwealth.

TO JouS ALpsrApr, ESQ, Sheriff Of the County cf Bed
ford-.Seads freezing
WHEREAS joint resolution proposing certain amend
ents to the Constitution Of this Commonwealth, which
are follows, yiz
ARa Asvas 1t provided in the tenth article Of said
Constitution that any dmen agreed upon shall
be submitted to the people in such and ct such
ne least thrue months after being agreed toby the
tive houses the Legislature shall prescribe such SUBJ
mission be in such and ioFR ting. the people
may vote for against each amendment separate and
distinctly:
And Where's, BY an act Of the General assembly Of
this Commonwealth, passed tho twenty third day of A.
pr ammo Demni one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
four tbs provided hat for the purpose Of aseertaning
the of the people of this Commonwealth regard
the adoption rejection OF said amendments, either Of
them, the Governor Of this Commonwealth shall issue
writ election directed TO eaeh and Sheriff of this
Commonwealth commanding them to give notice in the
usual in less than two newspapers IN each
city and county; Progided, That many published
theren and by least printed handbils IN each
lection district OF every city and county wherein
paper published that election win be held in each f
the townships boroughs, wards precincts aRd districts
therein. on the
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ESpy WI. AEsIp.

: ArroRsEY AT Law, BEDrosp, Pa, s
win faithfully and promptly attend to all business en-
trusted his Bedford ard adjoining counties
Military claims Pensions, back pay, Bounty, DC spec
edly collected
0Hice with Mann spang, Juliana street, doors
south ofthe MengelHouse, E4& 8N& NC@
April, ls64,-tf.
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JOSEPH W. TATE,
80, DEpF0nD PA.

- ArToRyEE AT LAM, BzpFORD Ia
ITTIII nronpty attend 10 collections and all business
wv entrusted to his caren Bedford and adjoining eoun
ties. Money advanced on Judgnen = Notes and other
Claims Has for sale Town kots. in Iatesvie, and St
Jasephs on Bedford Railroad. Farms and nnim-
proved land in quantities suit purchasers
o6ee opposite the Banking House of Reed schen
nnr Is. 1870 u.
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y, n. DURRORROw,
ArroNvrY a 80. REDronb, pa

ArroRsEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Office one door sonth of the sAfeHgeI House,''
Wlaepd prompyt0 all business intrRstedto his care
8 Collections made en- ths shortest notice. q
- Having also, been regularly licensed 10 Aproseeute
Claims against the Government particular attention WIZ
be given 10 the collection Of Military claims of all
kinds; Pensions, Back Pay. BouRty, Bounty Loans, &c.
Bedford, apr, s, 1s64--tf.
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RUpP, SHANNON. & CO.. BANKERS

Rfsl| 2 4 Bedford, Ia, p Fl.78
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
COLLECTIONS made for the East, West, North and
South and the general business Of Exchange, trans
acted. Notes and Accounts Collected, and Remitances
promptly made. REAL. ESTATE bou ght and sold.
G.. w.-Rupp. 0. E. sHAxsox, F. BESED1cr.
apr. is, ls6i-tf
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nANIEL RORnER.

Pfrr STREET, TWO DOORS WEST TIE BEDFORD HOTEL,
Bedford, Pa.
RatchnaaIeer d. Dealer i'm JeweIry, SpeefacIes. &c
TIE KEEPS on HAND A STOCK OF FINE GOLD
IL AND SILVER WATCHES, SPECTACLES OF
Brilliant Double Refined Glasses also Scotch Pebbe
GLASSES Gold Watch Chains Breast Pins Finger Rings,
best quality Of Gold Pens. ..g
How'll supply to order any thing in bis line aot on
hand.
apr. 8, ls6t-zr.
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
O. m. AKERs,

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA
win attend promptly to all business entrustedto to bis
Military claims speedily collected Office on Jult
sna Street, two doors north Of the Inquirer Office.
April l, ls64-lf.
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KTlElTELI Y LINGnNFELrER,

ATToRsEYs A. Law, BEpFoRb, Pa.
Have formed apertneFshipin the practice Of the Law
once on Julana Street, doors South of the Menge
House. .saa
April /, 1s6t-tf
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT,
Martial Law DecIaree in Kenrncky-.The
Habeas Corpus Suspended.
4 PROCLAMAT1ON

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July S.
BY the President Of The United States Of Aa,srica
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.

atae THE MENGEL HOUSE.
THREE DpoRs NoRTH ON FHE PgBLle Seu6REsJ JuLrAHAsr
Ktf@8 8 Bedford. Pa I5zk Wtl4
T7HIS HOUSE 80 well known to thatravpling public
IL continues under the charge OF Isaac Mengel He
spares pains supply the wants and comfort Of all
who favor him with their His table is spread
with the best the market affords n His chambers
are handsomely furnished Convenient stable is at
tached to the House, attended BY careful hpstlerst
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ALEX. KING,


And agent for procuring arrears Of Pay and Bounty
money. Office on Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa
April l, lss4-tf. ss
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commission OF any offence t about the said election
they would for the neglect ofke duty or the commits
sion ike offence about the general elections Of
this Commonwealth
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JOHN MAEOR,

yusgIcR OF TIE rEAcE, HoPEwELL, EEDFoRD corsrr.
Collections and al business pertaining to his Office will
be attended promptly VIII also attend to the sale or
renting Of real estate instruments Of writing carefully
, counts.
April ], ls64-tf
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INO. MOWER.

IN0. MOWER,
ATTORNEY ATLkw,
BEDFORD, Pa,
Apra /, Is64-tE
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10 HENRY c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN P. PENNEY, ss
Speaker Of the Senate.
AFPFovEn--The twenty third day of April Anno Dom
mi one thousand eight hundredAnd sixty y-four.
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