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News from Fortress Monroe.

FORfRMs MONh0n, Feb. To- Ibb4s
Three Union prisoners Of arrived here day from
panviie (ya) prison. They have beea fifteen days on
the route, aud came Into our lines via Suffolk.
rho steamer g. r. spaulding sailed for Beaufort this
afternoon.
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emit Of Indian AAs FOR Ne Isitosy Of Utah; John a.
NcNonagh, Or California, 70 ~ Hospital Chaplain.
PROMOTION.
Captain Wilson, the Chisf QuartermastsS Of the Army
II the Potomac has been promoted 70 lieutenant colo.
ielcy In The regular army This promotion y well o.
served.
DSssn51Rs TAXING THE OATH on ALLEGIANCE.
Forty dsssrtsrs arrived here to-day from Lees army,
and took the oath d allegiance.
THE GRADE AND PAY OF oHAPLAMs.
10 understood that the House Committee on Invalid
Pensions 10 preparing bill giving army chaplains Tho
rank Of captains, with The pay and pension, case Of
death In that service, attached 70 that ranh.
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IMPORTANT FROM the aulf.
r>~n~~No.neN~>o>o~,>e
Arrival u the United states steam.
ship Mcclellan.
~.>>>~~>~~oo>~~~o~~c
Capture Of tho Steam Blockade Runner
Cumberland by tho Do Soto.
S~~~cnN>~o~~ooorro~
'1heCargo Of tho Cumberland. Entente Cor.
dlals--DssmiptiOn Of tho Prize.
~1~~>~~~~~~~~~>>~~
Presents for JEFF. Davis and Mallory Cap
tured with the Cumberland.
iv~~>~>~o~o~~~>~Y~>~--~
The Beauregard Captures An
other Prize,
asp As.s ~

ne United States steamship Mcclellan. Alfred g. Gray
commanding, arrived at ths port yesterday morning.
Ing e the bar 81 the mouth OF the Mississippi on the sen
inst at half six A. H. She arrived q Key West on
the 10Th, d twenty-five minutes past four p NJ, and
sailed thence on the nth, At thrtynve minutes pass
tsn P. n. She reports having left 81 Key West the
transport Do Aolay, q Boston, with troops on board;
The gunboats Toga Meta Cornet and Huntsville, and
also The prize steamer Cumberland captured few days
previous BY the gunboat Dc Soto.
The Cumberland hes very valuable CARGO consisting
Of arms, ammunisien, &c., and when captured ives on
her way from Havana TO Mobile.
The Mcclellan brings . mail and tho following pas.
sengcp:-
Capt Grow, Leuts, Matthias, SsscKhouse, W. g. Hore-
werth, Ja8 H. Stewart James Reilly and Peter NJ Culins
end Capt John B. Collins all Of the Ninety frst New
York Volunteers; Eosgn Jones, u s. NJ and eleven in
Tie steerags.
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Tho Arabia OutwardIbg1 e, 49,
The steamship Arabia sailed at three o'clock ms sasv
noon with thirty Two passengers ior hsssn soa ~
Ihrcc for liverpool. she takes ous Sos'S@" ~
liverpool apd f2lo for Banax tH
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House OF Representative.
Wisufvcrox. Feb. n. 1894.

''S'~"s S0~ 49, wv
GRANTING LANDS IOWA.
Mr.. ALLISON, (rep) OF Iowa, introduced bill granting
lands Iowa for certain railroads heretofore provided
for. The bill was referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands
This measure ID intended 70 insure immediate
pleion Of The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad across
Iowa 70 omaha, connecting with The Union Pacific Rail
road n that point.
nuolunoW 70 nE SURPLUS eosD m TEE REAsUry.
Mr.. HooprR, trsp.) Of Mass, from tho Committee on
ways and Means asked leave 70 introduce resolution
authorizing the secretary Of the Treasury 70 soil
plus Of gold In the Treasury.
Tho resolution sought 70 be offered by Mr.. Hooper
was then read 10 provides that the Secretary OF the
Treasury Be authorized, from time " time, ~ his ais
cresIon eel any gold coin m the Treasury over and
above she amount which. In bis opinion may Dc required
~ me government TO pay tho interest ON the public
debt ana for other purp scs.
Mr.. C0x, (opp) of Ohio before giving bis consent TO
tne introduction OF the RESOLUTION, wished " know how
muon eold there was IN the treasury what 70 tho
o1ecs o. selling The gold a. this timer What VIII DO the
emcs o. selling large amount OF gold upon commerce.
and exchange - ths time Would not have the effect
q CONFUSING NE whole eommsrci,l systemf
~. noxroS lcpp % Ind objected 70 the introduce
slos me rs,ola'cn saying thai The gold WIN bring
w, KAssos, usp) o. bwa, said shas yAo demands n
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Company shah have authority to cross any railroad
railroads, at grade, with its main roads, branches,
and extensions.
The exercise Of this latitudinous grant ofauthori-
ty to build roads and branches as opportunity may
suggest and occasion may require, viii make results
follow close npon circumstances. And hence it
viii not be long before the new road win take rank
as the Allegheny Mountain link in great Southern
Pennsylvania route, which viii deveopea rich min
eral region, at the same time be operated in con
cord with other In es, in way to promote unity OF
action, and best su bserYe the highest aims and
grandest purposes Of the Commonwealth United
States Railroad and 1Yinang Register.
Official Vote of Bedf ord County for President.
The following is the official Home Vote Of Bed
ford County, cast on the Sth of November, for Pres
ident and Vice President.
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Army Correspondence.
FoRr MoNRoE, Va. , |
Nov. 9th, 1864. !
ED1ToR INQUIRER:

~NSt' 'tSAA7
EDITOR INqUIEER--
The election IS over and this morning decides
whether Lincoln is elected and the Rebellion crush
ed, or Mcclellan elected and the rebels triumphant
At an early hour yesterday morning, the men Of
the different companies collected together and cleo
ted their Judges Inspectors, and clerks and after
taking the necessary oath, the polls were opened and
the voting began. Cook houses were mostly the
Head Quarters Of Boards. suppose because they
afforded good accommodation and also because Of
the dehcaces they afforded, (Unele SANS beans)
then came the the incidents of an election in the ar
my. The advocates of both parties were on the
ground, with tickets In their hands, watching every
man who came up to the polls, and sometimes enter.
ing into warm argument, the merits of either Of
the candidates, but as there were so few with the
dsunion party, argument was of no consequence, as
the persons who voted for NJ Clellan, did so nere-
ly because of the name-that name which his party
supposed would cover up all the defects of that pa
5otc platform erected by party that disfranchised
the soldier who had gone forth in defence his home
and the free institutions of the North The officers
of the regiment took part in the formation Of the
boards leaving it all to the men, After the boards
were formed, the oacers with few snigniicant ex-
cepons, east their votes in favor of Lincoln and the
Union.
There being only parts Of four companies here, of
course cannot tell how the regiment viii go, but the
following figures go to show how this ..part of the
regiment has gone.
Total number of votes cast, 312.
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Our Regimental vote stands thus
Lincoln. MeClellan.
lincoln 8 majority

saw no elecdoneering whatever, and but few Of
the men voted an open ticket or boasted on what
side they intended to vote. There seemed to be no
external influence used whatever. The men were
quiet and orderly-no drinking, nor its consequence
(fghting) nor betting being observable anywhere
In fact, people at home may copy from the soldiers
method of conducting an election. In our Company
we lost three Lincoln votes by their being picket
and other duty at distance from the regiment. As
there was not solitary Mcclellan man thus circum-
stanced, it took just SO many from our company 5
majority. 1t. II. HUDSON.
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DEAR SIR :

CAMP OF TIE 29STH REG. j. V.
Nov. 6, 1864.
DEAR SIR:
I am seated this morning to drop you few lines
to let You know how we are aourishing We are get
ting along finely and enjoying the best ofhealth
Company Fl had quite time yerter-day present
ing Major Bobb Of Bedford county, with horse. 1t
was quite affecting, yet the boys appearedto enjoy
it.
There was very heavy firing in the direction of Pc
tersburg yesterday. It's supposed that the rebels
will make general attack along our lines about the
time the election takes place. But we are bound to
vote for old Abe if vote in line Of battle.
/ never knew regiment to have betterhealth than
the 208th, We have not lost one by sickness al
though we have he'd one l.illed, one of our own
men shot him on cset They both belonged to
Company E.
Jacob College is rerymuch under the weather. He
has had eleven attacks Of spasnis in one week. they
are caused by home sickness. Ifhe could only see
Rosy it wonld be all right.
Yours Truly
DAVID S. JOHNSON.
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Registers Notice.

III nsrsons interested are hereby notified that the
IA following accountants have fled their accounts IN
the Registers Office Bedford County and that the same
viii be presented to the Orphans Court in and for sand
County, on Tuesday the 22d day Of November next at
the Court House in Bedford, for confirmation
The final account Of James W. Smith and Wm Rining-
err Administrators the estate of Jacob j. hlnlnger late
Of St. Clair Township dec
The account Of Geo. w. Householder, ESQ., Admins
traitor Of the estate of Wm Sparks late OF West ProY-
dence townships deed
The administration account Of 8m. W. onppett, Exc
OF the last VIII and Testament OF Isaac Oappe' le
Of St Clair township, dec d.
The administration account Of Frederick F. Turner
Administrator of the estate of Frederick Turner late Of
Harrison township, decd
The account of Jacob Kifer Administrator of the Es-
Of Catharine Baker late Of Middle Woodberry town
ship, deed.
The account Of John Growdon Administration of the
estate Of Thomas S. Growdon late of Cumberland Valley
township, deed.
Elizabeth, Sarah, John Mary and Levi Brambaugh, mi
nor children and heirs Of Esther Brumbaugh late of Mid
die Woodberry township, decd
The account of Daniel Fletcher administrator of the
estate Of Curtis s. Cooper late of Monroe township decd
The final account of John c. Rifle administrator Of
the estate Jacob Rifle late Of Junata township dee d.
The account of Dir. s. g. Statler administrator with
VIII annexed Of John Stser, late Of Napier township
deed.
The account of John g. Feigh administrators of the
tate of John K Feght late Of Napier township, Decd
The account 81 w Lingenfeltcr, administrator Of
the estate of Elizabeth Rens late Of Harrison township
decd.
The administration account of Adam Geler admins
traitor of the estate Of Barbara Geer late OF Junata Ip
decd 0. E. SHANNON,
Oct. IS, 1864 Register.
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10 this the vote of the soldiers is TO be added.
Our gain on the October election is S9- There was
also an increase of $50 votes of which the Republi
cans had pa and the Cops l75.
In TowN.-Our representative elect to the next
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, Lieut..
Dawn B. ARMSTRONG, was in town one day last week
and received the warm greetings Of his numerous
friends. He was mustered out of the hundred
days service just in time to reach home, on the day
Of the election, to cast his ballot for Lincoln and
johnson. He looks well and ridicuIes the attempt
of Meyers to cheat him out of his seat though every
effort of that fellows life for the last year has been
way or other to cheat or defraud the soldier.
Mr.. Armstrong don't calculate that there viii be any
contested seat from this district unless his antagonist
desires face the SCOTS and scorns of all honest men
and particularly the snubs of the soldiers whom he
has moved heaven and earth to defraud. Oh Base
ness the day of retribution is at hand
WOUNDED AGA1x.-Lieut. Doyle was wounded
again at the late reconnaissance near Petersburg
pistol ball entered below the knee of the left leg
and lodged some where III the thigh. He is getting
along very we'll He arrived here last Friday after
noon on his way to New Paris to visit his family.
He says he was in the hands of the rebels for few
minutes but succeeded in escaping This is the
second shot received by this gallant officer.
gzy-We received letter from the army the otter
day with the following endorsement:
Soldiers letter
Push it ahead
Very little hard tack,
No bread
Six mouths pay due,
And nary red
The pay-master and commissary had better call
around that way.
RETURN OF THE HUNDRED Days MEN-The Hun
dred Day Men from this County have all returned
within the past week. They report having had a
very fine time of it for the last three months.
ga ben. Butler must have had qnite revival in
New York, judging from the improved tone Of the
orJd for the last few days. 1t, too, no doubt, is
beginning to long for another and better World.
BRowy's BRoScEIAI. TRocHEs, when allowed tc
dissolve in the mouth, have a direct influence to
the affected parts; the soothing effect to the mu
ton and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the var
singers are liable.
Ladies' and Childxen's Hats.
Latest styles at CHARLES 0AKFORD Il SONS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
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Notice To Trespassers.

r HEREBY caution all persons not to trespass my
premises south Of the Watson farm by carrying away
any Of my fruit vegetables plants wilfuy breaking
down, through my orchard garden, meadow or
fields, wrongully clubbing stoning cutting breakng
barking otherwise mutating damaging any Of my
nut fruit other trees wtuy trespassing upon walk
ing over beating down, trampng in any wise injur-
ing any grain grass vines vegetables other growing
crop, carrying of rails hunting fishing any other
wise trespassing UPON my premises, have endured
patiently for sixteen years this annoyance, and have
to The conclusion that orbearance truly ceased
to be virtue and therefore shall prosecute all who dis
regard this notice
Nov. II, IS64-4t@ GEORGE SMITH.
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CoMPANY X, 206TH REGT., p. v. 4
In FRONT OF PETERsBURG, VA,
Nov. 8, 1864.

Ed. INQUIRER;
The great day of trial is over Politicians must be
content. Considerable interest was manifested
throughout this camp ali the day, and Company K,
at the summing up of its account last night discov
cred that of seventyeight votes cast three of them
we're for Mcclellan and Pendleton. The majority
for Lincoln in the 2o3th Regiment is 152. have
not learned how the vote stands in other Regiments
here, but presume that all have given majorities for
for Lincoln. Thus it viii be seen that the policy Of
the Administration is endorsed by the soldiers here
and if it is endorsed by the friends of soldiers at
home, we may soon expect to be freed from the gall
ing yoke of treason.
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WANTED.-An apprentice to the printing business
will be received at this office. boy fifteen years of
age or upwards of good intelligence, the more edu-
cation the BETTER of good habits and Industrious To
such boy good opportunity win be offered, to
learn the art ofprinting and the additional opportu
nifty of improvement and advancement in his educa-
ton.
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HOGS.

In all diseases of swine coughs ulcers in the lungs
and liver, &C., by putting from half paper to paper Of
be cured or entirely prevented By using these powders
the hog cholera can be prevented.
Prepared only by S. A. Foutz Bro. at their Whole
sale Drug Patient Medicine Depot, No. ll6 Franklin
St. Baltimore Nd.
For sale by II. C. Reamer, and DR.. B. +. Harry and
Druggists and SorekeepeTs throughout the United States
These powders can be had at manufactures prices Of
johnson Holloway d Cowder No. % North Third St.
Philadelphia.
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Estravs.

CfANE to the premises of the subscriber St. Clair p
" aboutthe ls Of October two STEERS, the one black
with white face and slit in the left ear, the other
red and white with slit in the left No other marks
The is requested to forward prove property,
pay charges and take them away. Otherwise they win be
disposed Of according to law
Nov II, lS64-3t. SAMUEL CLARK.
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The INQUIRER is a better medium than any other
paper, for communicating with the people of Bed
ord county. 1t has circulation of over twelve
hundred and steadily increasing. Advertisements
in this paper, reach thousand readers more, that
they would published in any other paper that circu-
ates in this county. IT,
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EsGrav.

! CiANE to the premises of the subscriber in Middle
! ~ Woodberry tp, Bedford County the 1st day of
September 1854 Dark Red BULL, with two notehes in
the right supposed to be about three years old The
owner requested to prove property pay charges and
take the animal away.
! Nov. il, Is64-9t. ANDREW BAKER.
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Esstrays.

AME to the premises Of the subscriber in ST. Clair p
! ", the 10th Of October, EIGHT SHEEP, marked
wiha crop of the right and slit in the left. The
oWher Is requested to forward prove property, pay
charges and take them away otherwise they viii bO dis
posed Of according to law
/ NoY. IL ls64-3t. WILLIAM BAREFOOT.
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Est1.aY.

GAAE to the premises Of the subscribers in St. Clair
u Township Bedford county the 17th Of Oct, 1864
stay HEIFER, with a crop off left ear hole in the
white and red spots the back. Supposed be one
year old last spring.
Oct 25, ls64.st JOB GEORGE BAREFOOT.
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Tobacco and Segars-
FO Ut TZ'
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
p Q w D 6 r S.

TFHESE Powders have proved, after trial of several
years. to be superior TO any preparation of the kind
in Tho chief superiority Of these powders arises
om the fact that they composed Of medicines that
have Laxative Tonic and Purifying properties. The
laxative elects erudtias from the stomach and intetnes
the tonic gives strength the system of the Horse and
the purifying medicines contained in them cleanse the
blood and lay the foundation for vigorous and healthy
circulation The Of them improves the wind strength
the appetite and gives the horses fne smooth and CLOS
y skinthus improving the appearance, ygor and spiT-
it Of this noble animal.
These powders not intended, most powders ere
to boat the animal give him the appearance of
being fat when not really sobut 70 the disease
and promote his general health.
These powders viii strengthen he stomach and ntes-
tines cleanse them from offensive matter and bring them
to healthy state. They prevention Of Lung
Fever and certain remedy for all diseases incident to
the Horse as Chambers Yellow Water Distempers Foun
der Heaves, Saverng Coughs Feyers Loss OF Appetite
and Vital Energy &cThese powders, if used Two or
three times week. through the winter and spring your
horses win never get the Lnng Fever Corie or Bolts
few doses of these powders viii remove the worst cough
on any horse We're Of horses to feed few of
these powders every year, they might save the lives OF
many valuable horses
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DTT.-T.N.

FLETCHER-Oet. 23rd at her residence st.
Clairsvillc, Mrs MARY F FLETcHEr, wife Of Belzel
Fletcher aged 81 years, months, and 29 days
Mother Fletcher leaves aged husband, two three
daughters ihrtyfour grand children, and twenty
great grand children 70 mourn her loss.
zIMMRRMAN--oct 2sth, at the residence Of Mr.
Bush Mrs SUSANNA ZrNMERNAS, aged 20 years month,
and l6 days.
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Votes Of the companies as follows,

tIIaOINSJf
Ihave no doubt the absent companies of the Regt
have gone fully as strong as those present. There
are a great many rebel deserters in this regiment,
who to my great surprise voted the dsunon ticket,
after being supported and defended by the present
government
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TESTIMONIALS
from some of our Eminent clergymen.
HARRIspuRG, Feb. sth, 1854.
c. A. BANNvART-Dear Sirs [ have used Browns
Bronchial Troche Fstars Lozengs and other prepara-
tions oasenc and Throat Troubles and in compar-
ison with them all, eheerfnly etnlmend your
admirable specific for public speakers and singers,
in eascs Of HDGrseness coughs and clds have found
them serving in time Of need most eectualy.
To G. A.z}ANNvARr-Dear Sir: in the habit of speak
ing vy rcqonty aud in places where the vocal organs
arc very much taxed have found the need Of some gem
tie expectorn and that want has been supplied in your
excellent Troches consider them very far superior 80
any L3zenges that haze used in removing speedi
~ that huskness the arising from its too frequent
use and imparing the effectiveness Of the delivery OF
public addresses Yours DC,
JNU. WALKER JACKSON,
Pastor of tbe Locust Street Aethodis' Church.
To c. 3. BtsNyaRr-Dear Sir Having used your
Troehes am free say they the best have ever
al persons afflicted with throat or huskness Of voice
arising from public speaking or singing.
Yours, &c,
G. q. RAKESTRAW,
Pastor Of Ridge Aoenae Methodist Church.
@a- agree with Mr.. Robinson as to the value Of
BaDnyarts Troehes w. C. CATTEhL,
Late Pastor Of The 0. s. Presbyterian eh''rca.
MANUFACTURED oNLy BY
G. A. BANNVART &c CO.,
HARRISBURG, Pa,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by Druggists eceylchere.
April 29th 1864
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BRooKs SERIES Of Arithmetics for sale at itroduc-
tion prices at the Drug and Book Store of DR. B. F.
Harry, Bedford Pa. Agent.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

IN Hopewe Township, Bedford county, near Wishart
l. Mi, yellow Creek, about four miles from Hope
well Station on the r. b. T. r. r. aud within six miles
of the Broad Top Coal Mines, which affords of the
best markets in the country all marketing farmer
can produce. 1t contains Two Hundred Acres
good limestone land about One Huedred end Fifty acres
Of which cleared and in good state Of cultivation
convenient Ia schools and churches 1t is occupied
by Henry Capper who viii give parties calling see it
any information desired in regard the land For fur
ther informaton address
r. 3. IGT0N,
President Glamorgan Iron Co..
Nov. IS, 1864 Huntingdon, Pa
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HEADQUARrERs JUNIArA DIsTRIoT,

HEADQUARTERS JUNIATA DISTRICT, p
BEDFORD, PA, Nov. 12 1864.
General Orders,
No 4.
The following Telegram published for the informa-
ton of MI concerned, viz r.
he Secretary Of War directs that the furoughs Of all
Regmental officers and enlisted t for duty shall ex-
pirc the I4th instant,
"By command Of Maj Gen. CorcH.
JOHN S. SCH0ULTZ,
"a. A. G."
All Regimental officers and enlisted men, fit for duty
ard absent fsam their commands leave furlough viii
accordingly at reioin their respective commands.
BY order Of Brig. Geu, FERRY
II. J., JOHNSON,
OPTICAL. a. A. @,
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thEsIDENI.
JOHN A. WRIGHT
| DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

7 "a
IN Letters of administration on the estate of Isaiah
Blackburn late oi St Clair townshp decd having been
granted to the subscriber residing in said township no
ee is therefore hereby given all persons indebted
said estate to make payment Immediately and those hay-
ing claims viii present them forthwith duly authenticat
cd for settlement
ELIAKIM P. BLACKBURN,
novl7,64-et Administrator.
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MTLCH cows =.

The properties this powder possesses in Increasing
value which should place the hands of every person
keeping cow In attenng cattle, it gives them ap
petite oosens their hide and makes them thrive much
faster
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Hoping to hear ofthe success Of the Union ticket
in old Bedford County, remain Your humble Ser
want
w. f. WILKINSON.
Co. X, 81 Pa. Artillery.