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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
From the Rev. Thos Winter d. D.. Pastor Of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church.

Dr. Jackson Dear Sir-I feel it due to your excel
lent preparation Heofand Bitters, add my tes
timony the deserved reputation it has obtained have
for years times been trouSled with great disorder in
my head and nervous system. advised by friend
try bottle of your German Btsers, did so, and have
experienced great and unexpected relief my heath has
been very materially benefited Iconfdeny recommend
the article where meet with smilart my own and
have been assured b,. many of their good effects
Respectfully yours, I. WISTER, Roxborough Pa
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shsuld properly understand the legal form Of the
amendments We submit ticket IN favor of the
three amendments, as provided for by the law
First I9leRdneat
FOR THE AMENDMENT
Second amendment
FOR THE AMENDMENT
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From Few. J. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church.
Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
Dr. e. Jackson Respected SirT have been troubled
with Dyspepsia nearly enty years and have never used
any medicine that did me as much good Hoofands
Bittera. very much improved ia health after hav
ing taken FIVE bottles.
Yours with resnect J. s. HERMAE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

I0LDERS ofots in Bedford Cemetery are notified that
their deeds are ready for delivery, and requested
to call on II. Nichodemus Esq, and lift them
G. N. IICKOK,
june 10, ls543s. Secretary
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Aessrs, JON Eyans-GentIeman My mother -ia-
law has been greatly benefited by your HooAands Ger
man Bitters AT concluded 20 try myself find
be an inya!us dc tonic, and unhcsitatingly recommend
to all whoare suffering from dyspepsia have had that
disease in t. most obstinate forn6atulence- many
years, and our Bitters has given when every
thing else fsiled Yours truly, JULlrs LEE.
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The FoFm of the Ballots for the Constitution
nj Amendments.
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JoHx ,. M1ckKEsEAx.
New York, Feb. :. 1865.
February sth. 1884.

Prom Julius Ltes Esq, frra Of Lee Walker the mart
extensive Music ublshers in the United States No S22
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

Its wen that our friends throughout the State
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITTERS Is NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
AND C4NT MAKE DRG1NKARD.S,
Bptis the 5est Tonic in the World
REMEMBER.
READ WHO SAYS so:
FROM THE HON. THOMAS r. FLORENCE.
FROM TIME HON. THOMAS ~. FLORENCE
FR0H THE HON, TIfoeAs IL. FLORENCE

p
Gentlemen.-Having stated it verbally to you have
hesitation in writing the fact that xrercaced marx
ed benefit from your HooGands German f,tters During
along and tedious session of Congress pressing ocr
duties nearly prosFated me. krd friend suggest
ed the of the preparation have named took his
advice, and the result Improvement Of heah renew
ed energy and that parteular relief so much needed
and obtained Others may be simi; ry advantsged il
they desire to be. Truly yorr friend.
TEogAs 3. FEoRgxcE.
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BEDFORD CEMETERY.

July 15,'64,-2t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

Ths psepsistors Of Tie HievaAhs, moving that
many pespasstioas fee the hosr were ID The 0ae
bet and I'll advessised 70 do nsAsiy he 6ooo
thisgs and that the psslie were ussbls ~ d.
tsrniss from the savsrtissnsp wkieh Vess
esas'ss. ssa bayi.g one or too asd fssli1s y
seeise the sspeetsd beeslu sonsludsd -tAaS ~
Wess hunbu,s, il order 70 assaes rs Babiis
which eoald b rolled upon. pesDsesd ~ fellow
Ing tees vhish w. pstlishsd ses tssks Il Ne
heeald esd che other morning papers viSIoet
sliei'isg aoy rssponss. Let . nuabss 81 vail
kee.n cttissas q usqssstiensd insegsiU asd IN
slrssy dietnssfsstsd appoint rssson % Ne pre-
rrieeof OF each pespAfatioa u festoeetive TO- ~
store the color 70 the hair. Eaeh proprietor 70
oss his Own PREPARATION and nothise slss during
the trial. and the psesns alec % uss seshisg else
Lei csseIaes - Of the result b Published In Ill
the principal pspsD 81 the eeuaisy % the sx-
pense Of the unsuoesosful compstitoss.
HOYTsS AINNGHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beeAtjfal dark glossy appearance 10
the haifs end IL nusxsellsd IL kssting it in curl
OF In asy desired position.
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COl.ORlN0 CREAM
Ar iavalusbls dressing ioe whiskses. Chsngss
iighe sod red hair 70 bssutieul brown ~ black
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH nov co,
nshlS d1yl 10 University piece, N. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

Brigham Youpg's new theatre will
cost $3.50, 900 and hold over 5000 pso-
pie.
Russia gets $4,000, 900 Of gold .
year from the Ural mou ptains.
Strawberries have made their appear
ance in the New York markets at the
moderate price Of q dollar . dozen.
France il paving neatly half million
sterling per month for the support Of her
armies 10 Mexico.
A boy baby was recently born at St.
John, N. B., with the power of ,pesci.
He made . few oraculAr remarks aud
died.
The crop Of maple sogar At the North
for the present year viii reach 25,O0O,-
600 pounds, worth, At the low setimate
Of IL cents per pound, >s,7So,coo.
The comet Of 1910, brilliant fellow
With tail one and . half degrees 10
length, 10 thought t. be coming this
way. Shall be glad to sse him.
The Western Railrosd Compaay in
Massachusetts, has been eighty -six thou.
ssnd dollars during the last ten years
tor clearing the track of ito road Of
snow. sese
The Paskersburs (Wsst virsilia)
Gcsetes describes an oil we'll esd feet
deep. recently tapped on Hosseneck, near
Bull Greek, Is miles from Petersburg.
and from the Ohio river. Il lows with
great power, yielding from one 70 two
tAousand barrels daily.
Very strong brine he's already beep
procured from the salt veil Il jsckson.
Mach. The weif viii be ], $50 feet deep'
10 the course Q: boring three strata Of
oil bearing rock were struck at different
depths. ss @s''S~as
A man named Phelps, Who recently
died in SaIem, Mas, from . tumor,
nearly - large - bushsl basket, which
grew upos his bask, sold his body By
HE own agreement, TO - Surgeon ID
Boston, for d 900, the money 70 be
appropriated 70 tho uss Of bic widowed
mother, and bic body 70 purposes Of eel
entific investigation.
The son Of Secretary Wellss, mem.
bar Of the senior olaas a, Yale Colleve.
he's written 70 the New York Hsrold to
deoounce the young scoandfsl. Who
when Arf4Ated, fscsntly, for dieorderlv
condeC4 sproolaimed himself 70 h ths
con q oths chief Of The Navy Depart
ment. ,..s p -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

IHs new Csn1.-A bill has been pas.
SEQ oy the senate. aud will probably be
adopted in the House. substituting bronze
coinage tor the prevent nickel cent, to
be composed Of ninety -6ve per cent. con.
per and Ase per cent tin. There are 70
be one. cent and two-cent pieces-the
one cent pieces to be legal teodsr to
the s0onot Of ten Oests. and the two
cent pieces to be legal tender to The
amouot Of twenty. cents. Counterfeit
ing these coins 10 to be punishable by iine
and imprisonment.-New York CONNER.
ei0l A2seIt6nE.1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

The Oldham (Eog'and) CAvosiels re
ports che commcnesmeht Of an extsn-
sivc English EN- grafton Of Eoglish fe.
male factory hands to the u n,ted States
The girls look to better their condition
BY working in American fsctories.-
Two huodred young women left Old
ham and its suburbs iu one day. They
were recruited, 20 to speak, BY an Amer
loan agent, and took their departur.
amid the cheers Of = multitude, moot o.
whom tegfettel being left behind, il
consequeoce Of their not being no e
the physical standard required.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

A tssriecs tornado swept ovsr Bsrsau
oousty, Central 4 llsfsois, on Monday
isst. Fence wsse Astesesk buildines
tumb'ed isto suiss. ana trsss tors Up s.
The roofs. The towns a. kooxvilis aud
GAlssbsIs wsfs. ssrious d.negsd. as sIs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06
PROBABLE W~GCK or srEAuER
RLO0ENCB.

The St.. Joseph Eoss;sg Ns.apssf the
soth ult has the following psrtielars Of
the loss Of the steamer Florence:
"SrsAxss FLosExcE Susr.-The
steamer Florence, Capt. Lowrenoe Obi
man. which lett this port for St. Louis
Saturday evening. struck . snsg just
above Iat.n, yesterday forenoon, and
went down 10 Is minutes in . test Of
water" HA
The wind IL blowing very hard ct
the time, and Die tanned around aud va
aiming to bsc through . meet Of ssags,
when the wind blew her on to one, knock
ing out 20 cd portion OF her stabboard
size, abreast of the boilers. The boat
No understand, has since sisted, and is
now sunk to her cabin floor.
The cargo Of the Florence csnsisted
principally Of bacon, hemp and grain.
She took on some sixty odd thousand
pounds Of bacon Of some point above here
. lot Of grain at this point for Weston
and 200 bales Of hemp 1t Doniphao, oil
~ "u'Sus " SVuIscs viii Uo mOE0 or lOos
injured, some badly.
The Florence was owned, one hal
jointly by the brothers Lawrence aod
Joseph Gilman, the former Of whom wa.
10 command At the time of the accident
and the other half jointly by John Cope
land. the clerk, and John ] Roe, ESQ, o.
st. Louis. She was insured in the U
ted states Insurance Office for $2s, 600
whichwas bot little better than halt hsl
value, - her owners we're offered $50.
600, ossh for her this spring.
The FIofesecs was built by Capt
Throckmorton, who brought hss ont ia
the spuiog Of 1857. She had been very
lucky until last fall, when she sunk just
above 81. Charles. Capt. Joseph OhI-
man, Who i q present 10 town, isforma
u that shs was then. the woset sunkeu
boat y ever saw, bat By nssss o. bulk
hesdA they suoessdsd 10 getting hsf on
the docks ct g.. Louis, where they spent
$4,000 on her in repairs. Her hull,
therefore, was as good - new, and she
muat have received . terrific b ow to have
caused her to sink so suddenly.
Captain Joseph Gilman thinks the
boat w.li prove . total loss, 40 the ~, g,
10 too c'ld to do anything towards ra,.-
ins htr ~ means Of divi G bells. The
probabilities are, thcr'ore, that she will
soon DO wrecked, aid thus forever be
blotted out from the list Of steam TO ats Of
which she had proven valuable mem.
Der.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

q kflt4eA ~ heeeeAysaAot paas
Dysyilia LAVA HApiA bill ~ . feet
- . ~ Dsag esd oAswonwvOeo1
eevee : geed sised ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06
0OW anu n THAv6M
febl1-dkwlyl Loek ox, Boston Nasa


Or an hawaii a.
Published for the benefit, ami - : warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN.
Who su6er froa Spssuaeseshoa, Nssvous Deeili.
~ Premature Decay, etc., supplying ct The 49,
ans The Means Of Self Cure. By one no
has cured himself afse bsias pat 70 great espeess
ana injury shfough medical humbue end qsaek-
cry.
By enclosing peet-pald sddresesd eavelopa.
single copies may IS had Il the authoe.
WATHANl1L AAYfAlR, ~.
uy37-AAw1y1 bsdSosd. Kinee Ca~rsv. KY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

9nay ahN11ss.-p ~ Nj d.,
vestigstios ~ On foot anew for the ex.
posafs u The msdit1sed sssschesy Of
Geo. AcClsllan Il the batsle Of Astis-
tsa4 n = evi1sDtjV Aae bic sxeulpstion
on this seoss will 6s Of little avail in the
nisds eeAsaadid,aad- istalligast pahli1,
usIsss BE fSisods cso aIso clear up the
folio wing mysterious allegations brought
against him BY the Washington CORES
poodsnt Of tie 81. s16Q(T "a 6si)
Union. Writing treh tAis cisyI bdss
date ofths 9th iose. (pslE Gdlg i8ttel
the disclosures Of M. Sts)tsUsgy e
says:
at has been ssosrtainsd here that
Gen. McCIellan, after be was superseded
by Buroside. gent don 20 Riehmond
il . bsllSes - hs1 3osk ioossvts~
with JED D1sis !; tn - 11sult Of ~
sdafersoes va thae fcC I61oau; 10 dis.
gsoss sssl neS5osl dnmaoles, fought
and rspulssd Burnside q Frederic K.
burg and Hooker 1t ascelloraville.
Horace Greeley was present and koow-
ing 70 oil the facts. Bot Greelsy's par.
tiality for Noe ellau has Indeed him q
be silet till now.
ut 10 asserted that the President il
now we'll ss'isiisd 70 bic .ews mind thai
General S.maA 4. Curtis never was ia
Helene 1t oil al the cotton that VA
stolen there was stolen By Sch6sIj, and
10 few days Mr.. Lincolo will 70 before
. notary public, make affidavit 10 tbe
above fsctee and forward The same 70 The
Nsw Yor5 zs;6sass. ~
~Tbs affidavit will come cut With the
bal)een story. Yosrs, truly, A. H."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

At the Fair in New York The mar
ried ladies' will DO distinguished ty black
aPrcee5shs unmarried 81 white. C.l;.
fornia and other widows b. anon.
hemmed with yellow. Considering that
this i Lesp Year, this, is On exeslIent
idessp W. move the ladies'. eeoerallv.
60 IN on the aprons, especially the = mite
and yellowi vs. ass''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

A. s, Nsw S1euos-Wsstsru 4 -.
o.. wy pc among The next batch Of : az
1satss that will seek edmi..;or -. =.
Ussoo. ~ the thsms Of the anne.., :. =
q Texss' The subdivision Of hes AL, ,. =
wss provided for. - 'sF'' y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

ssw life end sainAsim into Ne asoepipe eoae-
GEE ;.ysa, sssa ne yodke tlssA iato Ssss vslns.
nay hste sis{ u vlin 3 salse saroslf frea ~
ssalo1sh u dsspa1s,s - isiaseA, evoa sAoaeH e
nay b at the elsvsath hour, b tfy IL eosikine
in1asnes. 6olA b. al sespsst66ls aroeRlelS
throughout ths UsiSs1 Stsss( 81 Csnads. e.
> nsiieSssi. 10. sAiioRD, As,sA,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

Ssnr BAoGs-A dispssch from WIS.,.
tern Maryland 'inf0rdiSv q that Mn.
Eoots. the wife Of Ssnstos Foo,e, Of III .
Confederate ConRreea came within on
lines = AAfpers Ferry . dsy or two 70
bat VS. sent back. She offered Ia r.
the oath Of allseionoe. =