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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12
From the ReY. Thos. Winter D. d., Pastor Of Roxbor.
ough Baptist Church.

From the Rey Thos. Winter D. D., Pastor Of Roxbor-
ouRh Baptist Church.
Dr. jackson Dear sir:-I feel it due to your excel
lent preparation Hoohand German Ritters TO add INV
tmony the deserved reputation has obtained have
for years times been troubled with great disorder in
my head and nervous system advised by friend
to try bottle of your German Bers did So and have
experienced great and unexpected reef my health has
been very materially benefited Ieonfdently
the article whore meet with simiaro my own and
have been assured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, 7. WINTER, Roxborouxh Ps
From Rev J. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church
Kntztown, Berks County, Pa
Dr. c. Jackson Respected Sir-I have been troubled
any medicine that did as much good rs Hooaand,s
Bitters am very much improved in health, after hay-
ing taken Ave bottles.
Yours with respect, Us. HERxAs.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS.
See that the signature Of &c. VI. Jackson is on the
Wrapper of each bottle.
y RI G E.
Single RottIe One Dollar, or a HaIfD OF. for sS.
Should your nearest druggstno have the article donot
be put of by the Intoxicating preparations that NAV -
offered in its place, but send to US and we viii forward
securely Haeked, by express.
Principal ONCE anu an ufactorJ.
No. .63l ARCH STREET,
JONES & EVANS.
Successors 70 G. IL JncEsou a, -.
For Sale BY Druggists and Dealers in every tova ia
the United States
NE We have discoatinued the rranufacsure or the
small or size, the Dollar Botls account Of its
eze beg much the cheaper the consumer. Goe the4
Pree o=s Deslsr" Is n sho wrsrues Of each sottss
1
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12

THE fears Of a rebel raid are over for the present
Last Friday and Saturday there was some commotion
The merchants Of Bloody Run removed most of their
stock And some Of the hotel keepers IN this place
emptied out their cellars, and if they stay emptied
we don't believe the community win suffer much
detriment Business is resumed and affairs move on
as usual A number of arrests of persons, charged
with being spies, have been made within week.
Our county has been visted-lately by a great many
Suspicious persons, who were without doubt EN-
issaries Of J. Davis. a fact suggestive of their
neighbory intentions to follow up the visit in force.
War THE CoPPERHEADs THINK OF IT.-A subscri-
ber at Godale writes among other things, that The
other day was somewhat amused at the remarks OF
some Of the Copperheads of this townsphip. A few
Of the leaders were assembled together and were
amusing themselves very much about the new paper
to be started in Bedford. They thought it would be
great hurt to the success Of the Union party and
would add greatly to the Copperhead party" &c,
&C.
Ifanybody doubts, what the party spoken of above,
expects to accomplish by the new paper, let them
take notice Of the public printing they are already
giving to it. Who believes they viii build up and
sustain paper tha. win add strength to the Union
cause?
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12
REMEMBER.
THAT This BITTER S Is NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHIsKEx,
AND. CAN'T MIKE DRUNKARDS,
Bal !. u. ge.t r9ai.e = las Werld

Gentlcmen.-Having stated it verbally to you, have
hesitation in writing the fact that experienced mark
ed benefit from your Hooaand's German BeTs. During
hong and tedious session of Congress- pressing and
duties nearly prostrated kind friend suggest
ed the Of the preparation have named took his
advice and the result was Improvement of health renew
ed energy and that particull relief so much needed
and obtained. Others may be similarly adrantaged if
thSs desire to be. Truly your friend,
THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12

Constipation, Inward Piles Fulnesss of Blood to the
Head Acidty of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Dis
gust for Food Fulness Weight in the Stomach Sour
Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and Dieult
Breathing, FlutteIng at the Heart Choking OF Suo-
eating Sensations when in lying Posture Dimness
Vision, Dots Webshefore the Sight Fever and Dull
Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Prespiration Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Caest Limbs, &C. Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in
The Flesh Constant Inaginings of EY and great Dc
preston Of Spirits.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12
NORMAL SCHOOL.
p. w. DicIserson, Principal.
H. ". Fisher, assistant Principal.

TaHE COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL win begin in Bed
Il ford, MoNDAY, AUersT sth Arrangements have
been made oer the Teachers Of the County the best
possible advantages.
BOARDING, 1925 per Week.
Teachers win be charged Tuftion fee barely enough
to defay necessary expenses. Others win be charged
from $500 70 $780, according to branches pursued.
June p, Iss4-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

- BOY from le 70 Is years old wanted at this Of.
= Q learn the ara Of printing. Apply of once.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12

HAME 10 the premises of the subscriber in ST. Clair
~ township about the first Of June, stray IiEIFER
with white back and blue sides No other marks. Sup
posed be about three years old The request
Cd forward property pay charges and take
her away. JOSEPH FERGUSON.
Aug. 12-3ts
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-12

u EcElPTs AND EXPENDITURES Of Bedford Bor-
n ough fer the year 1853 John Border reasr =
aoeoant vita ehe edtord for the year 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Sale 81, Farms and Timbercd Land.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign.
~ ed, Executors of the estate 81 Aretas Crane
deceased. will offer for sale on Saturday, March
9Th, 1854. At IL O'Clock a. m. Of said dat at tia
Buck -Eye House in Rochester, Cedar CO., lows,
the following described property-two desirs.
BILE farms and superior timber lots-to-wit: The
southeast | Of Sec. Tp. 10 n. range 3, west con
tanning 100 acres; the ne I ne / Sec. IL TIP. 70
n. range p west, containing 40 acres; lots and
in Sec. 3, TIP. 70 n. range 3, west. containing
50 acres; the W NV Sec. TIP. 70 n. range 2,
west, containing so acres; also, lots and 10,
block 4, in Rochester; also parts Of lots aud ,
block % in Upton:
One of the farms consfsts ot!lC0 acres nearly
all under state of cultivation. with large brick
dwelling aud other valuable improvements
there on. The other farm consists Of 80 acres
we'll improved. The timber is OF an excellent
quality and will be sold in lots Of five and ten
acres.
TERxs-One third cash, the halance in six
and twelve months, with approved security.
ADAM BAlR,
CHA'S FOREMAN,
Executors Of Aretas Crane decd.
February 9th, 1864. n6w2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

LAwLEss PRocEEDINos.--A part of
the members of Co K, 2nd Iowa lnfan.
try, who had been at home, in Fairfield,
for few days, (haviDg reen'isted>>,
went to the Office Of the Const.tatton d.
Union and destroyed the material in the
Office, and then started for Dixie where
they are in the habit Of shooting the
enemies Of the Government No one 10
more opposed to such proceedings than
We avs. They do no good aud may lead
to civil strife At home. The Muscatine
Courier, in commenting upon the out.
rage, calls on the copperheads Of Fair.
field to "destroy every vestige Of the
abolition concern Published in your
place." Itsays: by the grace Of God,
give these abolition malsoatents a tasts
Of tie law Of Mcses!' and demands "Eye
for sys, tooth for tooth, etc." If the
Cos,ier man ~ bali as valiant in dseds
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

in 1859 when they sought to grasp it by
techuicality. The only remedy the State
has ia resumption. The Railroads. have
not fulfilled their contract and BY resun-
ing oil the lands the State csu protect
herself and her citizens and then re graut
TO the Railroads alt except laods covered
by conflicting claims, as set forth above.
Thus the railroads and the citizens
will get Justice. The Railroads will then
have what the State intended to grant
them, and no more, and all they though,
they had at FIRST. Because the roads are
a great benefit and have received a large
donation Is no reason for giving then
what ne have sold to some one else.
Yours truly, JIG.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of an spec ,al exec ution to me- direct.
- cd, issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
OF the DISTRICT court in and for the county Of c.
dar and State Of Iowa, In favor Of q. r ingnan
a. Treasurer, &c, and against Thomas F. Tracy
and Alvin Thayer. I have levied upon the fol.
loving Properly Is the property OF the said
Thomas F. Tracy, to wit:
The north half Of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty.four (34) in township eighty one
go north of range number one ~. west Of the
9th p: m, containing 80 acres more or lees,
with the appurtenances thereon.
And shall offer the same fur sale at public ou,.
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip.
ton in Cedar county. on Saturday, the 9th day Of
February. A. D 1864. at IL o'clock. g. IN. Of said
day, to satisfy said execution aud costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 25th day Of January. A. D., 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Win 7(pr fee $3.50
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PUBLIC SALE
A. n. MCKEE.

will effer at public sale, At my residence in
Springfield township, Cedar county, lows, on
Saturday the 6th day Of March. 1864, At the hour
of 10 O'Clock .. m, Threshing Machine, four.
horse Mccormick Reaper tmade in 1860, corn
crusher. wagon, l sled, horses, l colt, 8 cows
2 steers, 4 calves, 3 shoats, l breaking plow, ?
stirring plows, singlean one double shovel
pillow, 2 harrows, an iron kett3s, and crosscut
saw; also, wheat, corn, oats and barley, and .
number Of other articles too numerous to men.
ton. C0xpfrIONs--A credit OF one year from
said dati will be given on al sum Of s. and up.
wards, to any purchaser giving his note teasisg
interest. with approved security.
n6w3% ADAM LICHrEEWALTER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

az be is IN words he would have "bled
and died" for the rebels long ago.
The following from tho State Register
is quite applicablet 10 sush papers q She.
wards and Thsyer's:
DAVE STEWARDS PApra!-The act
of the soldiers in destroying the material
in the Office Of tho Coppcrhesd sheet 10
Es:rield, j. not to be spplaudcd. The
paper should have been permitted to live.
lie existence was . substantial benefit to
the Union cause. II was q complete il.
lustrstiou Of Northern disloyalty, aud
contributed materially to enlighteu the
public with reference to the reasonable
sentiments of that party which last year
uomiusted a Brigsdier General for Gov
ernor, and 40 acknowledged Seoessiouist
for Lieut.. Governor. II is true that the
Fairfield editor, Dave shewsrd, earned
title long since to halter. Il is true
that he was imprisoned for several
months Is = penalty for iudulging in the
luxury Of disloyal practices It 10 true,
moreover, that he was liberated from
confinement 10 consequence Of = strong
oath which no took to behave in decent
and loyal manner Il il true, too, that
when he returned home, he renewed his
na.licious attacks on the Government
he perjured himself by publishing the
most atrooious falsshoods 10 tho interest
Of Jet. Davis. If be was miscbievous
before HE imprisonment, he was perfect.
" dcvilish sfterwsrd. Nature was not
generous to him in tho bestowmeut Of
sny high intellectual graces, but the little
mind which he possessed was KEEP. in
extraordinary tension by his desire to
see the American Government destroyed.
For two years last past the Copper
! heads Of Iowa have been advised for their
own good to cultivate the appearance at
least Of loyalty. They have been told
truthfully that their disloyal opposition
to the Government, if persevcred 10
would bring on their heads the swif
vengeance Of those men who have left
homo aud al its associations to fgh,
scoundrels of less general meanness than
an Iowa Butteruut! They have been
told that their Infamous conduct wal
stirring up a fame Of hatred in the
minds Of the soldiers, and that if they
persisted in the effort to proloOg the wal
by their "fre 10 the rear" the returning
veterans would make an example of them
by shaking their internal teeth down
their throsts! The common sentiment
Of the army is, that Northern man who
by word or deed, gives aid and comfor'
to the Rebel Government, is not only
worse than the Rebels in arms, but hc i,
a living embodiment of all the vilaioics,
and rascalities, and scoundrelisms which
have been accunulating on earth for the
past ak thousand years. In all of which
we heartily concur.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
Public Sale.

T1>HE Subscriber viii sell 70 the highest bid
i der, 1t his resideaes. one milS sosth Of
Clarence, In Dayton township, on Thur.day,
Feb. 25th, 1854, commencing q 10 O'Clock
A. n, the following property. to wit: One
Reaper one Broadcast Sower, one Home Rske,
one Tanning Mill. one two hoSse Wagon, one
sett double Harness. one ssN Of Bob Sleds, one
Threshing Machine, Plows, Harrows, Hey, Cows.
Young Cattle, sixteen head Of Hogs. Lumber,
Household and Kitchs1 Furniture, and other
srticles TOO numerous 70 mention.
TERAs.-All sums under Eve dollars, cash; oil
over that amount nine months credit with ap
proved security.
Feb 18th. 1854 A. II. MCKEE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
Failure Of the Copperhesd Political Church
Movement.

The New Church movement, III which
Dr. Edison B. OIds, aud few equally
bigoted partisans has embarked, has
proved failure The State Convention
called at Columbus, appears to have been
so iucousiderably attended that the local
papers were not aware Of its sitting till it
had transacted its business and adjourn.
ed. Indeed, it is not clearly ascertained
that there was any convention. 1t is
only known that call was issued, the
day fixed, aud the place of session se!ec
tel. The self appointed delegates either
came to the conclusion that the condition
of the churches is not SO bad as repre-
scented, or they manifested moral apathy
in the highest degree reprehensible -
The failure Of tho NOV ement is probably
attributable to the latte. cause. There
is not one of the projectors Of this enter
prise, so far as they are known to the
public, who 10 eminent for spiritual at.
tainments other than those derived from
the bottle. The dubious nose Of the
windy Lancastrian would never be mis-
taken for church directory, and it il
very doubtful whether his affnitive
brethren give personal evidence Of great
er progress toward the perfection Of the
saints.
- For mere pot house politicians to un-
dertske the establishment of a church
for their own benefit, because the alread]
established churches meddle too muot
} with politics, is so patent an absurdit,
that sensible men, no matter what theil
political associations aud opinions, ar,
not likely to commit themsel, es to it
the churches were pro slavery, and mad
the Democratic party the sheet anchor c
their hopes here and hereafter, Dr.. Old
and his brethren would be the last me,
in the community to declaim against pol
. itics in the pulpit. Their tenderness
I toward Bishop Hopkins, who has nike
g in politics as. much as any other clerics
parsonage in the country, shows wher
the shoe pinohes. What they want is
f pulpit from which to hurl eccesiastic.
thunder at the heads of the Abolition
lists, and it is for the purpose Of manufae
> turing political religion that will ru
|, parallel to their secular opinions tha
E these WORTHLESS have set about the organ
. ization Of s,reformed church; q work i
which they have made even poorer pre-
gress than 10 attempting to make Gov
G ernor Of what Senator Sherman styled
D convicted traitor. - Cincinnati Ga
zette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

Public notice ie hereby given that Preston
Roberta, executor Of the estate Of James Fry bur
ger, deceased. late of Cedar county, Iowa has filed
his final report in the Office Of the county judge
ofsaid osunty. Az persons interested arc there
fore notified that unless the. appear and make
defence the rete or fore the first Monday in
March. 1864 being the regular March term, that
said report will be approved and affirmed. and
said Execut or will be discharged from all duty
and liability in the premises.
Feb. l. E64 J. c. BELTS, CO. judge.
Piatt K Spicer, Au'ys. 3w5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

scaFfs, Dresses Ribbons, Gloves, DooDsss, 49,
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children = thing ,anG
all kinds OF Wearing Apparel.
G1-A Saving Of 50 Per Cent. ~
For % cents ron can color ~ naay goods - would
otherwise cost Ave times that SUN, Various shades
can be produced from the same Dye. The process 10
simple and any one csn use the Dye with perfect sae
cess. Directions in English French and German, in
side Of each package.
for further Information in by eng, ana giving per-
feet knowledge Whist colors best adapted 70 dye
over Others with many valuable reeipes) purchase
Howe 4 Stevens Creatiss Dyeing and Coloring.
Sent by mail on receipt Of psice-10 cents.
Manufactured by HOWE 4 STEvYNe
(n44m6] $50 BROADWAY Bosron.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

Idaho Territory has elected Gov.
William II. Wallace, lately Of Washing
ton Territory, its delegate to Congress
Out Of total vote of 1912, Wallace 70
ceived 1880, and Judge Cannady, who
was the democratic" opponent, $3.50,
Wallace having clean majority of s66.
This is doing exceedingly vol for Idaho.
1t makes IN honest and patriotic start,
and With the passage Of time will Of
course conatantlv improve.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
ExECUTORys NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that Christian
Lcib. executor OF the estate Of Martha T. Miller,
deceased, late Of Cedar ceanty. Iowa. has filed his
final report in the office ofthe county Judge of
said county. All persons interested are there.
fore notified that unless they appear and mike
defence therety on or before the regular term Of
the county Court Of said county, to be held on th~
LIST Tuesday in April A. 0. 1864, being the 18th
day Of April, that said report will be approved
and affirmed, and said executor disc ha rged from
all further liability in the n alter.
Feb. !, 1854. &c. Belts CO. iudRe
Plata Spicer, Att'ya 3w5
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SHERIFF SALE.

pY virtue Of an alias pluries execution to me
- directed. issued from the office Of the CLERK
District Court in and for the county OF Coda,
and State OF Iowa, in favor of S. G. Stein. And
against Thomas Evans, have levied upon the
following property as the property of the said
Thomas Evans, to.wit:
The west half "a of tAe southeast quarter Of
section tsssty.eight f2s), township seventy.nine
N9) north OF range two (2) west Of 5th principal
meridian. Also, the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty-one (3D.
township seventy nine [79) north of range two
e! west OF 9th p m, containing in all 100 acres,
WIN the apgurtanances thereon, in Cedar coun.
ty, Iowa.
And shall offer the same fof sale at public out.
cry at tina court house door in the town of TIP.
ton on Wednesday, the 9th day of March, A. b.
1864, At one o'clockP. NJ. of said day. to satisfy
SAID execution and costs that may accrue there.
on.
Dated this 9th day of February, A. D. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
n1w3 pr fee 5000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

The ENROLMENT ACT The House
of Representatives made some important
amendments to the Senate enrolment
act, which are yet to be concurred in by
the Senate before it becomes law. The
two classes Of enrolled men arc eonsoli-
dated by this bill Exemption is grant.
ed on payment of Communication of $500;
only until all nam put 10 the box are
drafted, when those who have previous
ly paid are again put in the box. All
other exemptions are confined to Vice
President, Governors; State aud United
States Judges. All slaves between Is
aud IS are liable to be drafted, and loyal
owners are to be compensated therefor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
just Received
BY SIMMONS, a large assortment Of i.

BY SIMMONS, large assortment Of pub
locations, by popular authors: Gen. Butler in
New Orleans; Broken Columns; Ny Farm; Light
on Swallowed Paths; Tales Of Way Side Inn: Our
Old Home; Shoulder Straps; Round the Block;
Husks; Col. Floyd's Words; SouRdingsfrom the
Atlantic: Queen Nab; l will be Sailor; Ny
Days a1A Nights CD Battle Tilds; My Southern
Friends: and saanv other works,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
~ In the debate in the House tho
,ther day il came out that the results Of

- III Luo OcUdtc ~ tuC A1oOo0 VIZ
other day it came out that the results of
the draft last summer was as follows -
Exempted for disability, $4,000; ex-
cmpted for other causes, $4,000; paid
Communication, Al 900; procured substi
tutes, $4,000; drafted, aud served, H..
900. What nice thing the abolition
CONSUMPTION act $1,000 men draft
cd, II 900 soldiers! Musoatine Courier.
Probably the Courier expects that its
readers will take the last clause Of the
above extract as the legitimate conc,u-
sion to be drawn from the facts in the
main statement. Perhaps its supposition
is correct. We will not question the
stupidity Of most of its patrons. Taking
the figures as given BY the Courier We
make out that.there were IL 900 drafted
men who served, 81 900 substitutes who
served instead Of the drafted men, making
IN msn obtained by the draft $4,000
Then there were 41,000 who paid com-
mutation. At $500 each this would
amount to Sl2, 800, 900, but as the money
was paid out in procuring volunteers by
giving additional hounties, we might
safely say that this sum Of money pro
cured Al, 900 volunteers who would moi
have enlisted without the additions
bounty. This would give a total o
49,, 5000 men II the rebels could rais'
as many men BY censcriptiou they woul'
consider it "a nice thing" Would tn
the Courier. be better pleased with tina
than he is with "thc conscription act?
Anything that fills up our armies dis
pleases the Courier. 1t is not 40 wit
patriots. They would rejoice to see
million Of men offer their services a
once, feeling that it would result in tn
speedy overthrow Of the rebellion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs

Black,
Dark Blue.
Light Blue,
French Blue.
Caret Br0vn
Dark Brown,
Light kern,
Snuff Broun,
Crims0n,
DARK Dra6,
Light Dra6.
Dark Green,
IsAhf ErreD