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s A N FO r d.
FAMILY
e CATHAR I'll CtPILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight and will keep In any climate
The FAMILY CAL fTHARTIC PILL Is gen.
tie but active cathartie ~ which the proprietor has
used in hispractice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas II ing demand from those
Nho nave long USED tne FILLS and the satisfaction
Shcn al express IN re- gard TO their use, has in
duceo he 70 pace them - within the reach Of all
The Profession well know the different Cath
artlcs act on diherentN portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc Pill has with tiue ref.
erence to this well estab- ished fact, been COM
Pouned rom variety OF the pursst Vegetable
Extracts which act a-lC like on every part Of the
ahmentary canal. and IL are good and safe in all
cases where Csthartc IL needed, such as De
RANGENTs OF the sToM- e ACE, SLEEPINEss, PAIN and
SonNEss over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, II ne neglected, end in q long
course OF Fever Loss Of APPETITE, 0REEPTNosE
sArIoN Of CoLD over the = body, REsTLETsNEss HRAD
ACHE, or Weight In the z head, all INHLAMMAToRY
DISEASES, WoRMs in Children or Adults RHKU-
MATIsH great PURIEI- d ER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases to which flesh 10 heir, too numerous to
mention in this adver - Itisement. DosE, toS
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR AND FAMILY CA.
THARIlC PILLS are retailed by Druggists generally,
and sold Wholesale by the in all the Iare towns
8. 7. ". SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1886 Broadway, New York
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, T. NJ. Bray, Geo. II.
"ooPruh and J. MeCann.E (sept l3-nI3ly
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s. o. SIM DS.
On II and Again &!

nor valuable considerations D. c. Sleeper, occupant
Il ofthe Store the corser Of Jefferson and 0tta-
streets has sold all his right title and interest in the
Stock Rock accounts and Notes 10 s. o. simonds for
occupant, who will settle all acets, against the firm
Of d G. Sleeper
s. o. Sim0nds would announce to the public his for
mer customers and friends, that he agaiu ready to
supply
Groceries and Provisions,
cheApfor Cash. all who will call on him at his old
etano.
TERMS INVERABLY READY PAY.
Mr.. Sleeper will be with me q short time, and will
close accts with all who have settled All such are
hereby notified to call Immediately and settle.
n. b. have a Store to rent
Joliet, April 20, 1858. mast
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Dess olntIon OF Conortnerahin.
B. SARTORR

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known as
IN Mutz Sartore, owing to the death Of II. MutE
is this day dissolved. The business will be carried ID
by the subscriber.
Joliet, Dec. Is, 1868. r. SART0RR
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All persons having claims against the above firm
will present the to the undersigned, all thosa
owing the requested to call and settle with
out delay. He will pay the highest price for greee
and talloW, in cash or exchane hard or soft soap.
X. SARTORE.
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- fEEss q 8 tks1foN
IA SSisss 3 SI \ 4 lagdaIP"" '"'ts
rvHSEtRss&sg;I =, MOO go ssz - !. TIti
ssst ia s@.Is l 81 ~, 70 hs"
,.SShaylsasmPr6EsthR .r'eI'o.'e =.
YesspSU'ssbf~nsfs
- sKssr evolving
tss5si,dCJwts toiinend-
suckS:s. 9urpregress;
Where is the enli
Ikltriing away
Ikea leaf in the wind
Point Of attachment S
Len daily behind;
=. FIXED to no principle,
- Fast to no friend
snch our fdeIity;
Where is the endl
floating away
Like a cloud on the hill,
p, ndulous, tremulous,
Migrating still,
Where 10 rtPose ouTselvesf
whittier 10 tend!
Such our consistency;
Where is the endl
e Crystal the pavement,
e Seen through thestream;
Firm the rrality
Under the dream.
We may not feelit,
still we may mend
Y How we have conquered
Not know till the end.
Bright leaves may scatter
80 Sports oftbe wind;
But stands to the winter
r-- The great tree behind.
FROST shall not wither il;
Storm cannot bend;
Roots firmly clasPing
Tn, Rock at the end.
"a q .st.a.
Calm is the armament
- Over the cloud; ~ ~
Clear shineythe stars through
The riffs Of tho shroud,
There response shall be;
Tithor we tend
Spi c Of our waverings,
-- Approved at the end - - .-
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strnve.I--a5 Rs1rara-

Il Stoves, at > -. -
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INSTEAD Of the profits for simkannual dividends, In
i addition tn premiums usually drawn from the In
sured by stock Companies pay Eastern StOckhold-
ers the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equitaby
arranged a. only TO require from tb. Members sum-
Gent money to pay, with CERTAINTY all Losses and
penses. The Premium Notes, no. amounting to over
One Million Of Dollars, are ed by lien upon
the property insured, valued over Ten MiOns.-
This ample Fund affords sule guarantee for the pay
ment of every lossthe security being all located In
Ilinois and subject to laws No policies are
issued out Of this State The Members subject to
litgation-a losses being adjusted by agreed arb
tration. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. X. Hart, LYMAN Trumbul, Robers Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hibbard, Timothy Turner
J.W. Schwepple, B. j Gilman, ii. W. Billings,
Benz. =. Long. l. kellenberger, Henry Lea,
=. A. Hoffman, John Atwood, II. g. Atwood,
OPTIC ERs.
NJ g. ATWOOD. President.
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer, aud Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Blaisdell GeI Agt, j. b. Howard Asst Gen. ct
AS-LOca Agents at every county town in the State.
BIssELL . HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Can. I 1eaI 40
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BARNUNI'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.

We attend to the Repairing of all kinds Of Machines.
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Teller. Gauge,
Oil Can extra needles, full Directions &C. from SIS
to $40. go o.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars and speci-
mems of work sent free by mail on receipt Of stamps,
or had of
L. CORNELL CO.,
133 Lake Street, Chicago.
ArAny persons wishing to- obtain of these
Machines may be supplied by G. G. FARLEY,
June l. 1868. n51-Iyl Joliet.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
s e NC MACrHIH.E
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PEICEs':

THE Wheeler Wilson Manufactaring Company
Having gained all their SEits al Ldps
With Infringing manufacturers Ofssytsg Aseeins1
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices Of their SesfHg Machines
Aas, ,h. Ar. ,h.v viii be sold ct rates that vii
pay fair profit on eo..Sf a: a1ss ps.. :.
vested, and expense Of mnslns 80 ,nschinsr Ssa -
bsresoSoSe sssransee then In every RaTssnl4z;
~. o. ,oo-ua4a Agent, Jolisfs n
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.RSVESygESN
IQSESSI
HORsEM
FOR CATTLE AN

FOR CATTLE AN HOksEA
FNHIs is truly Great Remedy. Half IS cant bsUA
4 tie Of sloGn's Instant Relief given in pint -
warm water, seldom fails to horse Of Collie n
few minutes; II extreme cases repeat the dose 10 -
minuets.
For Bruises Strains sprains, and many other iRiaD
lee Horses Cattle, and other animals. sloanG IL
slant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persOBe
have been Asonhed to witness the rapid eGsess6
by the use Of this WaDderful medicine.
AS-Get Circulars Of Agents.
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To Justices Of the Peace & COnstables

A Ill kinds of justices and Constabes' BLANKS, foI
n sale at the Will County Drug Book Store.
Jo,iat Dec O 1885 ms
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FOR SAL.

HyITHIN7Three miles Of the city Of Joliet. on Of
w the finest farms in viii County, containing
2iS acres ing about 179 Of prairie aud
the balance timber Ian d. Said farm Is well Eatered
and l. in respect desirable property The whole
or part viii be sold as might suit he pusehaser
Terms easy Enquire of Barber 4 lMaSu@beE,in tho
city Of Joliet.
Joliet, March II, 1868.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY, fss.
win County Circu it Court Of the Dec. Term 1858.
Augustin Roy and Anna Mary, his wife,l sts7s N
NBill and T
John HAmil, Injunction.
"RITS Of Summons and Injunction were issued In
w the above entitled cause tested the 18th day OF
May D. 1858, returnable to 'he October term ofsad
court 1861 holden at the Court House IN the dtyo
Joliet, In said county the first Monday Of October
1853 and were returned mill and said 0otober term,
said cause was continued 10y said court for publication.
Affidavit having been filed that said defendant has
departed from this State that process cannot be
served upon him in this State. Notice Is therefore
hereby given to the said defendant John HAmi Of the
tendency Of the above ented suit In said court that
summons was issued and eturnable therein Of afore
said and that unless you sold defendant shall person
ally be and appear beore said court house. At said
December term Of said court 70 be holden on the first
Monday Of December next and plead to said complain
said bill Of complaint, the charges aud
allegations therein contained will be taken con
fessed by you, the said InjunSton will be made per
petual and decree entered accordingly. ~ :
r. E. BARRIER, Sol. ~ TVFe
November g. 1868. isf-aa raa ~ p22As
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Far Sale OF Renf,

A House and Lot on Richard 81 Also tho L1ts
IA ior ssls, location God. Ieru.s re9a24,o5e-
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FURNITURE,
UNDERTAUTWC

subscriber has received, and will keen ON h.,S n
es eho stee OF Metallic Burial Gases which - ~
furnish to such may want them ne estin.tisn +.
IA cases are held for their beauty durilbt1
H. powers, fully attest their value He vii
80 an III On nAn"' 'tylss Of Wood Coins, and attend
" ~ = - y e. As undertaken, IN city or eou
- Reon hand.
Z. DAILY, ExchaRe At Joiiaf
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STRAYED
Money 10 Loan,

ten per cent interest, on good Real Kstate seca-
n rity. Farming property is preferred enquire Of
Feb ~, 1853 8. W-BcWEN
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A general assortment Of the latest Improvement
IA IelfsealiEg cans for putting up fruit, for saIa
the gross or dozs by
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-09

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
and has become an established fact Standard Ned
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FRUIT CANs.

A les. than chicago Prloss,Ai :, -, -.
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
CAMP NTAR WILLIAAs,
Oefnber 93nd 1894

MY DEAN MOTHER 1T is with the greatest pleasure
that take my your dear letter which, re-
eeved some time since read with much pleasure and
had not time 70 answer till now but think shall try
to write well present, and in hopes if these
few lines reach you they may find you all in the same
good blessing. Dear mother must tell you since saw
your mother loving face, have seen toeEabIy
hard times, but 1 still keep myself in good heart as
can, when get little discouraged, take 10y little tes-
lament that you gave me, when were at home so
happy living together and seat myself and read and
that relieves Of my troubles. and makes e think
my dear parents and it makes think that you offer
ing your prayers for every day, and makes feel
happy, and trust you may forget my dear moth
must tell you often think OF you and Pa and all
Of my Dear Brothers and Sisters ana my prayer that
all may again, if not this world ia the world
come and as read in the Scriptures there viii be
trials temptations, but al win be love- mother you
don't know what camp life is you hear al the tine
Of the boys taking tho Lords in vain while
others playing cards, and anything bad 1t
is hard for to try do right. sorry say there
is only besides myself in our Company but what
swears, that is my friend Luther TrOxe and Think he
is trying 10 do what is right, aud win tell you
other case Isaw, man few days ago talking about
railing of his watch and when he down to Baltimore
how he was one in leading prayer meeting, though he
may have meant harm b. it but / did think it
looked well him, boys in Company all nice
boys only they very wicked, sorry tell you
but it is true, but mother don't think that am any
worse now than was when was at home and don't
thlnk shall be any worse but in hopes shall grow
better, / think l shall try do 50, and am in
hopes my trying it viii not be vain, my dear mother
l would be glad to hear from you all, / have
been looking for letter from Pap every day for
some time, aud / expect that John win send me
one soOn have wrote Pap two letters and John one
and have got yet when wrote Johns letter
we were on marching orders and then ne we're only
marched about mile towards cearsprng and encamped
and some Of the capts and Lieuts say we viii take
winter qaassers here aad keep tae ssesa of tho
to~n, and lei tbs boys e Mcclellan a On the rear
o. them, ani tlsn win wall ever amoagts them a4d
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

then we willgiFe them hot time of ii ami cxpecs we
viii think i had too; hat il i an right me for came
here to Dghf Tor our eountry and die II ceessary and
think will DO So and lass Monday General Kelley had
review OF ma brigade, and had big drill and must
say It was z nice sight to see all the brieades To-
gether aud see them a drilling | wish YOU aIi had
been here to seen It and If we eneamp here am
gong g come home about the holydays If can get
off, and think | can, and If we move finm here
shall try to como any how and If possible I will
come and see my well lbcloved parents and brothers
aud sister and friends. Mother YOU ought 10 be
here to ses how the wind makes the tents Hatter.
expect it4blows there TO, expect the old fencesare
i'gng every Ty and if the war is not over against
Spring u VIII be big job for Robert to FIX them ur
but u the war rs over and Dan may be home to
help hln aud think perhaps It will be over or the
mhin hghtng will be over, oh if il would be SO what
happy meeting it would be whenwe all would be
together and SIT down to table together, / have
pieat TO eat such it is, and am as hearty as ev-
CT was IA my life. aud I have gained 25 pounds
since came from home We have nothing to do
now only to stand guard aud picket and drill We
don drill much Tor are on duly every other dag
or every three days anyhow Mother told vou that
would tell you truth how ] liked soldering tell
you truth if was out of the service. would enlist
again, gust like il that well and that is the truth
but II IS hard life but feel it my duty to fight for
our country, and am going to do So and nv pray
er to tod Is, that may get home safe. and if not.
tHat may meet you all IN Heaven where there viii
be parting no more ] wonld like TO know how Pan
got along with Mr.. Troxle when he went for my
money IT he has went for it yet. and think will
bring my letter TO a close for | have no room for
any more could write more but have not room,
80 want you al to write. tell Sarah or Sally that
she must write for haven't got chance to write
like you have, tell Robert ] want him to write me
few lines aud send some IN tsers ifhe peases, ! will
get to hear from you all again write soon I give
my love 70 you all, give Pap my regards, AID
don't want YOU to grieye after me, | am IN hopes
you are done seeding, was happy to hear that
you had such good meeting / would liked tc
been there 10, but could not but thank Cos
we can pray for each other if far part, good
bye
@. W. LAsH1rr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
A pMINTsTRATOR.s NoTIoE.-

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"A Letters of administration having been granted
Is the Register of Bedford county, to the under
signed residing in Bedford Borough, upon the
estate Of Wilson spdle dec d., late Of said Borough all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate viii
make payment without delay, and those having claims
against the same viii present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement J. K. DbRBOkROM,
Aug. 18th, 1s6I.-6t. Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
JACOB BROOM,
1907 Spruce st.
Rev W. H. saigfried Pastor of 18th Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, December 10Th 1858

Philadelphia, december 18th, 1868.
MessTs. Jones & Eyans--Gentemen:-I have recently
been aborng under the distressing effects of Digestion
accompanied bI prostraton of the nervous system.
Numerous remedies recommended by friends. and
Of them tested hat without relief. Your Hoofands
German Bittcrs recommended by persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention the Biters
induced alst try them Ieust confess that had
aversion Patent Medicines from the .sthousand
one quack Bitter whose only aim to be palm
of sweeened and drigged liquor upon the community
sly way; and the tendency of which, fear, is to
make many a e,nfrlaed drunkard. Upon earning that
yours really medicine preparation. took il with
happy effect. It's action not upon only the stomach
but upon the nervous system prompt and gratfy
feel that have ed great and permanent benefit from
the Of few BOTTLES. Very respectfully yours,
W. D. SEIGFRIED.
No. 254 Shaekamaxon St.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
DIEIl.

Isaac W. LAsaLEr. died al Fredericksburg. May 2sth
from the effects Of wounds received 10 the battle of ghe
Wilderness may 9TH 1861; aged % years the 9th Of
September next lie was Of ARsoLD LAsHLEY, Of
Southampton township. Bedford county, and member
Of Company c. sth Maryland Regiment.
He died in the full enjoyment Of Christians hope
GroReE JAMES, died in Raj nsburg, Tuesday Angus
2pd aged over 50 vears
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

Gentlemen III reply to year inquiry to the effect
produced by the Of Hooflands German Bitters, in
my family, have no hesitation in saying that 1t has been
highly beT eia In instance, of dyspepsia of
thirteen standing, and which had become very dis
ressn the of bottle gave decided relief the
ond seeting eIre and the third il seems has confirmed
the for there has been symptoms of its for
the last six yetrs In my individual use of it / find Il
be uneqnalei tonic and sincerely recqmmend its use
to the sufferers
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM,
ri @
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

A MEETIxG Of the Bedford County Bible Society
viii be held in the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
Evening. A sermon viii be preached hy the Rev.
". " Eels, the Secretary Of the Pennsylvania
Bible Society for the Western District The public
are respectfully yinyitedto attend. The other church
Is viii be closed in the evening.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
SlOO REV ARD!
Hay HORSE


(tAafE 10 the premises Of the subscriber in Bloody
I ! Run Borough, Saturday August 9Th, iron gray
marc; fourteen and half hands high, years old heavy
name and tail heavy foretop fee bitten about the head
two white hind feet The is requested to come
forward prove property pay charges and take her away
Otherwise ske viii b disposed Of according to law
WILLIAM T. GROVE.
praany Hrx Anr 18th ISGs-3tz
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
7. ". LAsHLEY.

BRowss kRoseHlAL TRecHHs. The beneficial effects
resgtRg from the Of this Remedy and It's extensive
for Coughs, Colds and Throat Affections has brought
out many limitations Of which contain Injurious in
greaienis The Troehes hare prored their eiaeaey
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

BouNTY ron THE BaRoUGH-The school directors
Of ths borough have decided to raise a bounty Of
two hundred dollars for recruits for the borough
quota One bundled dollars additional has been
raised by subscription. This with the Government
bounty Of ore hundred dollars win be paid to re-
cruts serving one year. Making in all four hundred
dolla-s.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

UsIos Mass MEGrfKe-There win be Mass
Meeting, of the Union Men Of Bedford County in the
Court House on Tuesday evening Aug Slst Of
Court week.
Let there be a turn out Of all the friends Of the
linton and lovers of Liberty, Lac aud Order,
Speakers frcna a distance win be in attendance.
G. W. RUPP
Jxo. Lurz Sec Chairman. ca. Com
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

GEx. coucH visited Meconnelsburg the 10th
inst His object was to inspect the Notifications on
the mountain east Of the borough and aequalnt him
self generally with the condition Of things in Fulton
COUNTY
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

THE REy DR CLEMSON, Of the Episcopal
Church will preach on next Sunday At the Springs
al lo4 o clock A. NJ. and in the Lutheran Church
n, 5 o'clock 2. VI.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
JOHN LGjTz,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


Regularly licensed agent for the collection Of Govern
megt claims bountles back pay pensions, &c. will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted 10 his care
Office with Ii. Nieademus Esq, on Julana Street, Bed
ford Pc.
August 10TH 1S64--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

TIE Rev. W. ". Eells viii preach in the Presby-
terian church next sabbath morning at lo4 clock.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
CAMP CORRESPONDENCE.
I. w. LashleY--Letters Published by Reques.
M'CLsLIAs HosPITAL.
Ennrrr.rc Nf,....... 80. 81 Iae

M 4LEEIAS HOSPITAL.
FoRTREss MosRoE, Stay 81, 1864.
Hrs. Nuys e Las1ley
Madam, Three weeks age, was ordered from
my own Hospital in Washington, 10 Fredericksburg
assist IN the of the wounded fgom "he wlderness
Among those placed under my your son. Isaac
W. Lashley Of co. G, Sth Maryland Regiment; Ny al
tenon was first directed him by one Of his comrades
and soor found thar be needed all the could give
him. lie bore his suering very patiently, saying thar
It his SayouF's viii that be shoaid sat5er SO.
He told mo that OF the Christian wrote
you FOR him viii therefore, repeat what you have
undoubtedly heard respecting tbs nature and date ef his
wound Il is my painful duty 70 tell you that when
lefi him Thursday morning last he was dying. He
was think partaliy deliriOus but he told sGIns
days before If died. TO tell his mother he died IN the
Of Jesus.
Some one else may write yon 81 his death, but I viii
give you this most comforting h9 could have
sent veu. / haze delayed writing this. hoping Eear
something about him from some who LETT after
did hpt have heard nothing, and have been order
cd away from Washington to this place where shall be
very unlikely to hear any thing ist that must
write this while the circumstance fresh IN my mind
wish to tell yon, also, that be under he Of
fortahe as hs circumstances would permit think The
wound mortal from the irst that nothing could
have saved his life.
feel that when christian soldier dies foF is country
he leaves an honored name which viii not be fargettfn
Snch your sorry to lose but we mast
give them Up for the seFed cause Of o country and ha
freedom.
b9ok to surgeor the ed with his address and this
surgeon promised to send his home lie said If you
received il, to Rse its contents you pleased.
think he said ii contained ah0nt Sl2
Allow me, Madam, to subscribe myself,
Yours respectfully,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19
CAUTION.

FY wife has left my bed and board, and / any
NA persoa from trusting hsrboring her OF nay ac-
count as will not pay any Of hes accounts.
cIr4RyILLE, Aug. 10, lss4.-3te JOHN HANN,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-19

THe PuBnc SALE Of personal property Of Nathen-
iel Smith will take Place at 10 o'e A, N.