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AUCTION SALES.
his AFrE6NOoN AND rO- WOrR0V

THIS AFTENNO0N AND To. MORROW
RY &, F. PAGE. Auotionee,,
II s02 It'll street, under Odd Fellows Hail.
CHRTsTMAs PRESENTS, PLATED wAsE and
FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
beeinning on THURSDAY EVENING Deeem-
ga Al O'Clock, SHAH sell lar p aud varied
snS ment of Elegant Goods, suitable for Holijay
ara Christm.s presents
leslie re sale viii be continued Friday and Saturday,
n,oiat IS, AT 10 O'Clock. and in the evening at
K,F. PAGE, Auc. ioneer,
40, .. oO2 Seventh street,
uez- o. under Odd Fellows Hall.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
TOYS, FANCY ORNAMENTS. HORNY u,ps,.
AND BASKETS At Auction eho
Commencing on TUESDAY EyENING at7 o,o,l
M. and con;inuiug EvERY EVENING TEfiS
WEEK til ae whole stock is disros ed Or
Persons 10 want Of such goods will do we'll To at
tepd the sale; as it is the largest stock of such
dec l9-a GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
G9 9b0- AND SILVER wAroHEs, JEwELRv.
Cutlery, PEARL AND SHELL HANDLES
TOYS. FANCY ORNAMBNTS HOBBY. HuRSES
AND BASKETS AT AUCTION.
nepciDg on TUESDAY EVENING at7o'clk
m ana continuing every evening this week,
until the whole stock is disposed Of
PersoIs in want of such goods will do we'll to
attend the ss,e IS it is the LARGEST stock of such
eooos ever offered at auction in this city.
Ladies wishD to avoid the crowd can purchase
de 2l-d
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At BURDErTR's, No. 3a1 SEVENTH ST.
n BETWfEN AND X

AT BURDErTF's, No 3a1 SEVENTH ST.
"A BETWfEN ANDK,
Can be fou nd immense Stock Of DRY GOODS
of all } inds at very low pric,s for the t,nes.
He .ishes 80 call sp cisl attention the FOLLOW
irs: Pine Plaid Poplins, Plain Emp,ess Cloths
besu,ifrl soods,-trsnoh Mrri.os In eli the de-
sir;hle colors eo pieces Fancy psla,nes v.ry ROB
goods 70 be had - piece heavy Shaker Piannels;
also. Opera and Fancy Shifting Fannels.
BCRU 4fTB.
Nc. 35l 7th st.. bet. and X.
cARPETrNGs AND oILOLorHs FROM AU0-
TON,
4 large stack OF Car pc ing nd Oilsoths cheaper
than they can be ssuaht In Ne. York
OLOAKS-CLOAKS-OLOA
no. Cloth CosAs and Goats. 10 be sold OF ct re-
duc%d prices. '-t-s
,arse stock Of all the ohoics makes % blesohsd
Cetton. such ~ New Yo.s nili.. Bate.'s IN :.
Wamsutta mil 9. masonvitis, White Rock. Ana-
rescoexn. Forrest d ale, &c 10.
,Tnselher Win 2 completes st,ek 81 Baa1o s!s'
Bosiery. Gloves 90 10.
All OF Which can DO found At No. So 7sh STREET.
between ] and K.
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Try LLOYD's rue GRIOR NiNO1 Mat -.
best In the me- kst- for sale by al the dsa
stH. Priscipd Rspots $50 nth ssrsst; shoys <
- .Hsas a.e- r. lfE.- stf dc u.lVs
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M ESS MAGKEREL,
Nl SMnRED sALMON,
SMUKEB HALIBUT,
DIGBY BEHRING'S,
YARMOUTH HEREINas,
AHCHOyY PASTB
sARDIH "a.
dec IA I7t Corner 18th st. and Vermont svenus.
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M L Kf
Nl NIL XII BEES
The ssh csiber ts PREPARED 70 sussa : Fs:IonseIs
pAviiss with from 10 to 2O quartz MILK, e~sa-
Msnttng tat Iseasry. AAAre@s " OO2oAa-
~ ALL, care g. W. Inssssoh. No SEQ Pc, a~saae.
q H-eoSse -
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IT. S. 1910 BONDS.

THESE Bonds are issued under the Act of Congress Of
March sth 1864 which provides that all Bonds issued
under this Act shah be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
under any state municipal authority. Subscriptions
to these Bonds are received United States notes Of Ma
tonal Banks; They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN,
the pleasure Of the Governmen any period
q fRqn forygears from thef date, and
til their exemption Five Per Cent. Interest will be
Paid in Coin. Bonds Of not over hundred dol
lars annually. The interest is payable the first days
| March and septembes in each year.
Subscribers viii receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer Registered Bonds are re-
corded the Books fthe Z. s. Treasurer, and be
transferred only tie owners order, Coupon Bonds
payable 70 order and more convenient for com
! nercal uses
Subscribers to this loan win have the option Of having
their Bonds draw interest from March is by paying the
aecraed interest conor in United States notes. or
the notes of National Banks adding fifty per cent pre-
MUM receive them drawing interest from the date Of
subscription and deposit. As these Boads arc
Exempt from Municipal or state Taxation,
their ve Is increased from one to three per cent per
according the Of leyies various parts Of
the country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
n currency and arc of equal convenience a. spermanent
and temporary investment.
It believed that no securities offer so great induce-
lenders As the various descriptions Of e. S.
Bonds In all other forms of Indebtedness the faith and
ability Of private parties stock companies or separate
communities only pledged for payment, While for the
debts the Uated States the whole property Of the coun
Try Is hofdento seIre the Of both rinoipe and
interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for n sums from 800
up to any magnitude, the terms, and thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They can be converted into money at
any moment and ae holder viii have the benefit of tho
interest.
1t may beuselto state in this connection that the to-
tai Funded debt ofhe United States on which interest
payable in gold oi the Sd day March, 1854 $685.
$4,000 The interest this debt for the coming fiscal
year will be SO 1875 while thecustos in gold
for tho current c year ending June Soth 1864 has been
so far at the rate Glover SlOo 900, GOO per annum.
viii seen that the present gold revenues of the
Government lrgey in excess Of the wants of the
Treasury for the ayment Of gold interest while the
increase Of the tariff viii doubtless raise the annual
receipts from custtms on the of importa-
tions to $3.50, COS. coo per annum
Instructions the National Banks acting loan agents
issued fom the UnitCd States Treasury Gntl
March ~ but in the first three Veeks Of April the sub
scriptions averaged more than Ten Millions Week.
Subscriptions VIII be received BY
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DIED.

GEORGE w. HARRAUGH died July I1th, 1864 from
wound received Ia front OF Petersburg Va on ne istb
Of June aged ~ years and months.
He fell while gallantly defending the dag Of his rag;
nent guard the Color Sergeant post 70 which bA
bad been assigned few weeks previous to the advanc
OF the army When death IL any form enters ana
taxes from the family circle, is accompanied
Nish sadness and Yet amidst all it is great
pleasure be privileged 10 perform for the departed one
ne last duties Of the dying hnur The subject 81 this
aee was not thus surrounded in his last moments No
Election ate mother loving wife sister, was
spe away the last tear cluse the cyeds Perhaps it
gas done by some companion arms who passed through
ae terrible conflict unherned He fell IN the discharge
Y ms duty not counting his life dear him when his
aAty denaaa ded the sacrihe He fills soldiers grave
= eoEnPanionshp with many romradc who fell with
~ on thst memorable day God bless the sorrowing
@tiy XIV.
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AMY coRREspoNDEvcE
Prom Petcrsburs--CnS Casualties i1a tlae II0ta HeGt
Penna Vols.
C4MP NEAR PETEnsBURG, Va,
I,1lr 2Isf 1884

r
July. 31st 1854
Mr. Editor Having few leisure moments /
shall employ them in giving you a short account Of
our few last days proceedings.
On the 10Th we received orders TO move, and BY
iiFs ~, our corps was in motion, moving rapidly
in the direction Of Point of Rocks, on the James
River. We arrived there by daylight in the morn
ing crossed TO the north side and halted for short
time. Soon the 99th Regt ?. Y, and ours were
sent forward aud deployed as shrrnishefs. Shots
were exchanged on our extreme right and in few
minutes the firing became general along the entire
tine
The enemy were strongly posted in the edge Of
large woods, their line running parallel with road
whore they had battery of four 20 pound Parrott
guns posted.
On orr left they had works thrown up, and Just in
our front the road was just sunken enough to afford
them ample protection from our muHketry.
Companies A, B, C, and D, were deployed to the
right Of the goth, and there it that the Loss was
the heaviest.
1 viii furnish you hist of the casualties m Com
pany G. Sergt. Ambrose n. Taylor, and George
w Maxwell, killed. Lieut.. Chas Copelin, Sergt
James c. Bell John N. Davis, Daniel H. Bowman,
John Loekman, Jacob Meminger, John Atwell, Geo.
Bard, Jonathan sutten, Samuel H. Smith, and Jas.
Irwin, wounded. Companies A and B. lost heavf-
y. Co. lost three Sergeauts killed. l am un-
able to furnish list of allthe casualties of this reg
ment.
On the night of the 2sth Ee reerossed the James,
and marched back to the front Of Petersburg where
we arrived by daylight and lay in the hot sun until
evening, when the Third Division (ours) relieved
division in front. Our regiment was posted on Col
onel Ohaye's plantation. The rebels shelled US al
most all the time during stay, but luckily no one
was hurt belonging TO the regiment. On the morn
ing of the 2sth General Burnsides Corps made q
charge to our left. Some of the Fifth Corps had un-
dermined one Of the rebel forts and it was blown up
as a signal for opening the ball. In few minutes
the artillery and mortars were engaged along our en-
tire hne.
Toward noon the firing somewhat ceased and by
evening everything was as quiet as usnal. After
dark we were relieved from the front and moved to
the rear into our former camp. We expect to be
paid in few days, if nothing unforeseen should in
tervene. We have not had any rain for some time,
and the weather is very warm.
SANuEL B. SCHWARTZ,
Co G. 11Otb Rert
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
BEDFORD, Pa.
WAE RIRERT- PROPRTETOR.

TINHE subscriber would respectfully announee to his
friends in Bedford County. and the public generally
that he has leased for Of years. this large and
yenent brick hotel at the of Pitt and Julianna
Streets, Bedford Pa, known the WASHINGTON Ho-
TEL. and formerly kept by Mrs. Filler.
This Hoaee is being thoroughly re-ftted and refur-
Bishe and is opened for fs reception of guests
Visitors to the BEDFORD SPRINGS, and persons at
tending Court, win find this House pleasant and quiet
temporary home Every attention win be paid to the
accommodation and comfort Of guests.
The TABLE viii at all times be supplied win the best
the markets afford Charges viii be moderate
Extensive Stabing is attached to this Hotel and a
careful aud competent Hoster win be in attendenee
Special attention viii be paid to the accommodation OF
the farming community.
Coaches leave this House Daily sundays excepted) at
c! o'clock, A. NJ and 2ocoek P. NJ to eonEsct with the
raAs going East from Mount Dallas Station and Bloody
Run. A coach viii also leave tri-weekly, Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday, for Somerset The travelling
public VIII find it decidedly to their advantage to stop
With him.
WILLIAM DIBERT.
Bedford, June "a, 1854
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APoLoGETIc.-The illness of three of our hands
during part Of the last two weeks, has made it
impossible TO get our paper out in time for oil the
mails. We have a worked early and late in order
to prevent failure We are fally alive to the por
tance Of always being up to time, and neglect nothing
that we can do to accomplish it. We have had diff
cal5ies to encounter in organizing and putting in
working order our Office Our subscribers will be
glad to know that We have overcome some of these
difficulties Within three months three new appren-
ices in our office have learned to become quite
pert and correct type setters they can now be de-
pended on for doing more and Better work, than boys
their years and experience usually do. Our edition
Is now so large 1900 that the press work is very
serious difficulty TO overcome. Our press has not
worked well and it has taken than three days in
the week, to run off both sides of the INaUIQER.
We have ou1sef learned to do prsss-work and can
now in emergency do very good pressing
Week before last we did the press work for
than half Of oar edition. In very short time, we
expect the press difficulty viii be removed. In
the meantime unrl the cylinder power press comes,
as our force is now pretty strong, hope sub
seribers viii have no occasion Cor disappointment in
the regular receipt Of their paper.
Official Returns of the Special Election Of
Tuesday.
From the returns below looks though the people
ofBedford County making up their minds that de-
oeracy, exists here, sham and selusion. It
STEP and important one the great political revou
ton going over the country. If the people Of this
county influenced BY CONVICTIONS they viii not rest
aat they have eectuauy broken the thrsldom Of the
spurious demoeraeT.
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JACOB BROOM.
1907 Spruce St,
Rsv. w. D. seigfried. Pastor Of 18th Baptist ChurcA
philadelnhia. Decamher 9th 1893

Messrs. Jones Eysns-GentIemen:-T have recently
been aboring under the distressing effects of indigestion
accompanied by prostration of the nervous system
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends and
of them tested but without relief Your Hoohands
German Bitters recommended by persons who had
tried them, and whose favorable mention Of the Bters
induced also to try them. confess that had
aversion to Patent Medicines from the tho1sand and
one quaek Bitters whose only aim to palm
OF sweeened and drugged liquor upon the community
in sly way; and the tendency of which, fear,is to
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that
yours was really medicine preparation took it with
happy effect. Its action not upon only the stomach
but upon the system was prompt gratifying
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use Of Few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
w. d. SEIGFRIED,
No. 254 Shsckamaxon st.
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9gelv advertisements.
Ta IsT OF GRAND JURORS. DRAWN FOR AUGUST
! 1 TENN. 5Tn MONDA .2aTLL-D NY A ID IsaL

T IST OF GRAM JbKsQRs DRAWN FOR AUGUST
IL TERM, 5TH MONDAY, 18th DAY A. D., 1884.
l. Robert Taylor, ForeHan. Farmer, Napier trp q
Philip cpppeth farmer Napier twp. 3 George Baagh-.
man. farmer, ". Providence twp 4. Jacob C. Devore
farmer, Harrison twp. 5. A. j. PenneIl inn kseper
Coieran twp. 6. Franklin Danahoe farmer southain,,
ton twp: David Korhenderier farmer s. Woodberry
twp. s. John Dasher, farmer, Hopewel twp. o. Abrs-
ham Bennetts Turner, Southampton twp; TO- Alcxan-
der Gump, farmer, Cumberland VaIiey twp; IL John
HeTshbarger, farmer St. Clair IL. Daniel Barley far
mer, 5. WeodberTy twps ~. Geo. w. Hoover far1nor
Harrison twp, IL. David Lewis, farmer, Union twp
I5 Levi Carpenter sarFer Londonderry twp. 6 Sebas-
tian Kegg, farmer W. Providence twp; H. Henry Egolf
farmer, Napier twp Is Peter Dewalt cooper, Sches-
burg boro. 10 henry koens farmer Bedford swp. 90.
George Zimmers farmer, Bedford twp p. Thomas ..
Nisegarver, farmer. ST. Clair twp % John 6. Ritcl-
ey, tarHer, Bedford twp %. Jacob Fetter, farmer
Bedford twp. p. john Watson, farmer, Monroe twp.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR SAME
TERM.
l. Jacob Kapfman, farmer, Union typ; 2. Hubert
Otto farmer, Napier tfp. 8 William VERY. iarner
Cuinb Valley tsp 4, jacob Feightnar farmer, Junata
twp; 8. Emanuel Beegle farmer, goeEan twp. o. Hen
~ Rose. farmer, Cumb. Valley, twp; Geo Yickroy
i&rnar ST. Clair twp. $ Geo. + Steel, farmer Hope
Feh twp; Q. james Hammond, farmer Bedford twp.
~. Samuel +. Hare, farmer, M. NoodbeTFy twp; H.
Michael Ritehey farmer, f. Proydence twp II. Daniel
K. Barley, farmer NJ, WoodbeIry twp; I3 Sam James
farmer ColeFain twp; H. Daniel Boyer, tarAer Union
twp 15 W. fugara farmer, Colerain twp; 1G. SaEae
Feather, farmer, Gecrain twp. II. Salnl Bonger far
ner Liberty twp Is. Joel Diehl farmer Snake Spring
twp. 49, c. Myers, farmer E. Providence twp; 20 ~
DcA, faFmer Bedford twp "a s Burke farIGer, Union
twp o. John Border, gnnsInitb Bedford boro. 23. o.
Fluck far Liberty twp ~ John B. Flnek, farmer
HopcBeltwI. 25. ]. Bprket, farmer, Unien.twp 26 j.
Soler farmer Liberty twp. 81 Josiah Miller farmer,
Londonderry twp. 2S Emanuel Sharer, farmer Monroe
twp: 2g Jesse Wright. farmer, BroHd Top twp; 80.
Philip Glingerman, farmer, Southampton twp. 81. Dan
el Stoler, farmer. Liberty twp 80 Joseph B. Noble
farmer 5. Eoodberry twp; 80. Philip Snider farmer
Monroe twp. "a. Henry Wertz farmer, Harrison twp.
35 Job Blackburn, farmer, Napier twp. So. Jacob B.
Mock, farmer, ST Clair twp; 81. jonathan Feightner
farmer Londonderry twp. IS. James Carboy, farmer
Bedford boro.
Drawn and Certified the Commissioners Office, May
Sd, A, D. 1854.
JOHN G. FISHER.
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Baughman, Gump & Co.,
BLOODY RUN, BEDFORD COUNTY, PA

Dealers in all kinds Of Hardware Iron, Nails, Stoves
Tinwarc Wooden Ware, Window Glass, Oils Paints
Brushes, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures Bacon, dc, &c. Per
building viii find it to their interest to give
CALL as keep general assortment Of building furnish
ing
We win pay the highest prios in Cash trade for
Clover, Timothy and Flax Seed.
Wheat, Rye, Oats and Corn.
Beans, Dried apples and Peaches.
Tallow Beeswax, Feathers Wool &nd Bags
Old Copper and Brass.
GIVE Us CALL! GIVE Us A CALF.
Bloody Run, Aug. u, 1854
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A UDTTOR'S NOTICE.
Ii The undersigned, appointed BY the Orphans Court
Bedford county report distribution Of the moneys
remaining in the hands Of John Cessna ESQ., Admins
traitor of the estate Of Hism keee, deceased and
amongst creditors and heirs win attend to the duties of his
appointment on TUESDAY, THE 23d DAY OF AUGUST,
ns bis office in the Borough Of Bedford 10 o'clock
A. M Of said day, when and where all parties interested
requested attend this viii be the last notice
persons having claims upon the fund
JOHN P. REED,
Aug 10, 1s64-2t. Auditor
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM.

produced by thr uss sf I3oands Gcrms Rt,.rs
my family, have no hestaten in saying that has been
highly beneficial In instance case of dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing and which had become very dis
tressing the use of bottle gave decided relief the
end oeeng cure, and the third seems has confirmed
ths for there has been symptoms of its turn for
the last six years. In my individual pse of it fnd il
be an u1equaled tone aud sincerely recommend lis use
TO the sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM
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TAKEN PRISONER. Joseph Ferguson, Jr., Of Co.
D, 18sth Regt., vas taken prisoner at Monocaeg
Bridge, July 9th. He wrote to his father few days
after that he is well
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n the above generations to be deducted 294 "A
The undersigned Auditors of the Borough Of Bedford
do hereby certify that in pursuance Of Assembly in such
made ard provided, the Office of {. H. AKgRs
in said Borough aud audit and ADJUST the accounts be-
tween John Border Treasurer Of the Borough and said
Borough as contained in the foregoing statement.
Witness our hands this sth day Of July 1854,
Lewis Saupp
j. w. Kaufman
Z. H. Akerz
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CAlrMEETIxG, VIII be held on Bedford Circuit,
near one mile from Bloody Run Borough, near the
spring on the plank road, commencing August 18th,
snd continuing until August 25th. w.
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From John B. wiekersaam, Esq, firm Of Wickershara
Hutchison, the celebrated Manufacturers Of Fancy
Iron Works, 259 Canal ST.
lam the recipient from you Of OF the greatest s-
that be conferred upon man, viz that Of health
For many years have suffered from of the most
noyng and debtatng complaints that the human femi-
Ii can bo afflicted with Chronic Diarrhea-
During the long time suffering from this disease,
attended by regular ply icians giving but
pcrary relief The seemed to remain until
Induced try Hoofands German Btters After the uss
of few bottles Of that valuable medicine the complaint
appeared to be completely eradeated
oten nwardly thank you for such valuable speeiaa
and, whenever have opportunity, olecrfaly recon-
nerd it, Wl-h fuil confidence in its reliability.
Truly yours.
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Msars. Jones 4 Evans Gentleman -aIy mother r-in
law has been so greatly benefited BY your Hochand Ger
Bitters that concluded try myself find it to
be Invaluable tonic, and unhesatiTgy recommend il
to all who suffering from dyspepsia. have had that
disease In its most obstinate formAauleace-fc many
years. and your Btters has given me ease when every
thing else had failed. Yours truly, Ju11us LEE
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TINS NoRNAI scHool opened Monday last. The
attendance is larger tan last year, notwithstanding
the unsettled condition our county has been m for
the past few weeks, from apprehensions Of rebel
raids. Sky we're present on Tuesday, about double
the number IN attendance the second day last year
We dropped in on Wednesday, and found the exer-
cises very interesting The instructors were clear
pretty thorough ann spirited in their manner Of con
dacting the reeitations The pupils we're all atteR-
ton, and appeared IS though they had come to make
the best use of their time
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bEoWNs bkoscasAL TRocHEs A depot in Lon
Con for the sale OF these ozengers which have been
30 long u use " america for relieving Asthma,
o. tAe Lungs Lirapoog Post
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70 the Editor Of the Bedford Inquirer:
DEAR SIR Thomas G. Wright and his two sons
while moving meadow last week, killed in St
Clair Twp. III copperhead snakes, old and young.
PleasantsiIle, Aug 5, 1864.
St. Clair has long enjo5ed bad fame for its ven
omous copperheads, and We hope this wholesale
slaughter, is an omen that indicates more sweeping
destruction n October and November next.
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ey We have added twenty y-four to oar circula-
ton this week
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All National banks

which are iepositaries Of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, actng agents Of tine National
Depository Banks) viii furnish further information
application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
May l3. ls64-An.
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s Read the new advertisements.
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Ii 0UsE WANTED-The advertiser wants 70 rent a
Il House. part Of House in the Borough Of
Bedford convenient for family of ave persons
fair price win be paid For further particulars inquire
the Office Of this paper.
Bedford, Aug. IL, ls6f-n
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New York, Feb. q, 1864 AH'
February SIN. 1se4.

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