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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-12
NJ Mcoincnt MiorplnnO 9lrtillcric.

sHf8lN SeitenS bes &riessminiters uMb @rustrueuis III
mkxaas GrIaubuts srtbstlt irpresn, bic sum 10. Mat etn Mr-
tinerie- &es.ment prn wlarplano 81 refrutiren. Capt. 3. %.
alexander, Baltic. 2eidte Dirt. Bait, 1T, 70 lanoe fetne Rat.
terie nod bier lieet. sum helruttrunessel6- # rCmmantirt.
gtne Stfee tt eerHnet IN China SaG, So SAB 90. Galtts
mprefr.. swtf9en Pine urk Jrempnlfr
$500 Bounty merben stgenmatt,e be,obIt, 5. +. 500 BON
ben Yer. Staaten unb $500 BON Der Stn6t. SO erbalt je-
eer Sp!bat pier Burger, Der eiuen Reftuten brinet une SIS
fur etnsn @eteranen. s4
vs. fne WOrtetrunsen setrpffen, Sa6 jeten Dienfas, Dpn-
ntrna9 une Sanfdg tn ieber QDpht, Wcrmi!tass 10 nbr,
cue Urttrtlt9en, pel6e bis Su tteen Eaeen %ein8etreten
|ertalten
ausertsm bat has Grsretttum btretts %bssOnnen unS hte
utdnnfaaften srerben IN Isi6tent ME iHrereR IrtiGeries
tienR seltt.
9iertunttrt Dollars ($400) 8rurtp irerten eesenrdrtio
beaablt, b. b.. S 90 tpn rem Der. Staten unb $500 BON her
untausli@ pereen, erbalt feint Gautilie reip. er felbf $1Oe
Grtr0.t puntn ppn Der Stabt. l2Sapil
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fir U0ntr06tOren.
@mbdffens=offcc Der Der. ct. strrnee

SIbfiten5=CfTee Der g5er- ct. S1rfstee
So. 20 Sputbtr.
eS9HIn Baltimore, ben3 W1at 1854
gerleselte NnssbSte In 0upl cat perOen auf Cbtser Office
btS NOntas, ben Is. Wat e&. S ylttia0s IL ubr, entee-
s.nssgOn.tnsn sn' ,t Sas . sg st s, a 10 Is1s1 NIT
0tertaa fen (4oo0} 9 I'll q 0t pbptsb, %Itbenbis
a~bSulietern an Der Staats'S& ien~aaes In Sattt+
rs4s inpre, sob, lie 1000 Std innerbalb 10 Eaeen. Die
ielben tper ben IN Gag rad ibrsr Nntunft auf aDa
~ item ees Contractors eeppgen Sic milGen idmmtq
Itb unssiatr 1900 gfo. GrCg, @smtdt BADEN; que
unter 1000 pfunb ~pteeente Bnaen Stiere, Obien,
aabe, 8dtien anb uneebSrntes NinSOteb Ttrp SUI
rudgewtefcn i1t-
10 Plumb am @ewidt erlaubt. wofern bas 9tter ui4t ftOn
"a, Stuneen In Der 0lrbe eefauSen pber ntht unmttteltar
nag letner &ntunft etppeen wir6.
|. Upimu!dre tur Nn9ebpte tDnnen RON pbger DIN { entpe"
ETH peFlon ger per Ycft cher per Geleerapn Bergen
Die @esieruns serlanat bas jeses Stid-renn es t6etnt,
ais errei4e tafelbc rtdt fas Wtntmum bes ~perIdnsten
@smlpIe e,raeln eewpeen rirb; bic Nussabe fur bteies
gDisesn rnnP ne gas'bie traeer. Sic i6 i'm @tf&asen beg
Sshes snssbot rnub ron elmer Gorontte bOn spet serans.
%pt1iNea perlpHen peelettet isin. DaS Srrnalar tteriur
We--,O of the county of p. State of -.
do hereby guarantee that - is Cor are) able to
fulfil a contract in accordance with the terms of
ms COR thelrl proposition, and should his (or
thelrl proposition be accepted, he Cor they) will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there's
with, and we are prepared to become his securi=
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
lfilment. tI4slsf .
OI peFuNtWpTtItDttlF peVJeHtBeHf ce 0t3le 0u1rdntte Qes
bet, nub mtttelf etnt Scrt @lert tr ndpfen Dtfritts Goxrt
rber SUrn o. 81. DifrtttS.4nipalt auseefeaten ge1heint-
snne ~nahsenie fen iperben.
Die Reeieruns behalf f6 has Neht Scr, ein rter due Nn.
eebcte ;uriidj upetfen.
3ablunsen welben mad teter &bGteeruns In icl6en gsnbs
atmGtt ais IN Safe itne; menn tstne %pprbaneen, ipire, lpbnle
IDlGe %etntUnrt. m a~usbeSatt.
gprf&i age mullen bsutlt& NIT nprOpVals fer Beef GattleS
MS!ri1rtebcn ume an Capt e. .. Gilman, 6. 6, Baltimore,
Wb abreffrt fsin, AS h see
Sebe DetfCn poer ieheS WlitsIis6 elmer Ttrr1d, welGe @u.
Bebote n ddt, mus etntn 8resetb fir bic Der. ct. &eaierune
tlaAo Snann AZ - r. LA.nIka - - F-> III
ethrtrt nuroe.
Gae a%nesbute, tteiet gUrfariftsn nt&t s.nau nS&tem.
nieRb, trerben %tsrpprfen.
U&3& SIS. Gilman,
l(Ufdt4-16) N'ts Capt. unb 6. g. II, G, ".
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q e e It a.
See iiber hem @omtb Mnma gtper aetrieben

New Oort, II. Dtai. Ser @aibinatpn
Correspondent Der Simes telesrapbirt bus Sol
genoe:
Gs tpirb beribtet, bab Grant ben See redts
rinb linfs flantirt bat, oab seltern cine l6red=
lidc Sdla4t itattsefunOen bat uno baB See
iiber ben South glnna Niper s~etrieben wurDe,
.lortpdbrenb ppn Grant ~perfpIet.
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gDm Gen. SutIer's GOIOnne.

Germuba 9%unbre6S, 8a., 10. 0tai.
@eitern sesen 0littas besann Der &f ano
paterte bis in Die 9tadt binein fort. Sc fritz
ten General 9edmun'S brigade uno eini9e an=
bere 8ri9apen unter General Smith sesen
Seauregaro, Der feline Sruppen WdbrenS pes
@efedts periDnlid epmmanpirte. Ser 6eino
tuurpe 3 0leilen melt bis in Die Ndbe BON 8e=
.tersburs 3~uridgemprfen. lniere 5ruppen ball
ten Die Giienbabn 5pii6en 0iidmpno uno. @e-
terSburg. Sen. Ganbp serit6rte Sbeile Der
petersburg uno 8elopn Giienbabn Si 9ids=
6urt. 9tud madte er piele iGebellen gu Sc
fangenen. .Hsi.)
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Anaebotc fir 3amhpf3.
Gblef Quarttsr, M. Offee, Deppt pUn WaI

--SpieI Au1rtter'N(. Sttee, Depot ern 9Ddi bingtDn.
Waibinstpn, .. 6 A. aRai 1854.
VerFeseIte Wneebete rerbsn auf bieier Office bis 5rsitas,
ben ID Mai 1864. Ntttass u lltr. E t8ssenssnOmmen fGr
.senter Sei6rsituns Nnb @attuns:
100000 SUB 4l4 pber / Boil sepDbnli9e
weiBe Bine Cuttings.
.25,00O SUB GA OOer i 3. 9etp0bnlide peibe
9ine Cuttings.
$4,000 S. Ala poer / 3. peibe Nine Selects,
10000 S. Ala pber / 3. meibe @ine 5lOprs
ing (Tongued and Groved).
100000 S.3x4 !6emlpdS cantling, 16 Slang,
$4,000 S. DO. 90, II S. lang.
25,COO S. Axe peibe S%annenitdmme (Pine
q Simber), ausgeiudte Qdnsen.
&Ge bic pten bei&rietenen GestnRdnbe mafen sutes Ban.
bpl3 fetn uno rerben elmer sennpen Snipeitipn SeitenS fer
Hegteruns urterfrprfeen SammtliGeS Baubpl3 muB btns
men 25 2dsen pom Gage ses @pntrattS an eere@net ntes"
Iitfert weroen.
SIR fbere IuSfIbrune tee Gpatratts BADEN 2 perantpCrs
TIDE Yerfcnen @uarantte gu. leihen uue baheIbs eIrb tbre
Wauneneunteritrtft 5u beibetnteen. m - -ei+s
Der rUle Nlane unb bic gpfpffce etu9S jeben Mnbetsrs
tnt Angebpte ~dneeeeben ietp,
Hcnbs i'm Setra8 Der 5alfte pes GcntraftSs unlfen prEf
Gsntraftcr une fen Seteen, Die Guarantie eeben, nnierjei6s
net uno ~db8e9eben rceretn ppn benz, Der rem spntrott ertalt,
Da6 Hett ttnes rter aue &reebpte, fats Fe ju bod fnh
iura d3 ufretieu, bebdIt t6 Der Deppt.S uarttermei1e por.
inlK fur &u&nter" unp an ben llntersettneten aerefiirt fetn.
tIt N.N fl 3. s. Hu6er, ~ $
Brig. Sen. unb &htef GR
(mdi6-9l flTHF Fef9 Deppt IF Waibtnatcn.
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General SutItr's operatiOnen.

VA Oel OeIerulHlulpE Nlt. Eoe n
SD lenoe Sbnen Die in Dielem Nl9enblid
ppn General Butler erbaltene 9epel9e. ySte
er5dblt Die Gei6i6te. +
Gbwin SO. Stanton,
-r. &rie9SI etretdr. sl
6auptquartier bel bermuda Sanding,
0tpntag ben 9. Mai.
Nn @opin SO. Stanton, arie9Sietretdr.
llniere Operatipnen t6nnen in weni9e @ptte
gu ammen9efaBt tperoen.
0it 1900 Wlann Gapdllerie brangen mir bic
9aIbinlel binaut '%foreirten ben 1Gbidabpmiz
np uno bradten Die Gaoallerie in ibre 9egen=
pdrtige 9~plition. Gs mar gieger Neiterei uno
ite bdlt iebt cine 8OiitiOn in unlerer gegen &i6z
mDnb pprbrin9enben 8prbut.
General &aub giug glei6Seitig nit bieIer
Seipegung NIT 1000 Wtann Gapallerie ben Sa=
mes &iper bipauf, f~orcirte ben 8ladpater, per~
brannte Die Gilenbabnbriide bel Stonp@Greet rnz
terbaIb 9etersburg uno l6nitt baOur6 8eaures
garo'S Streittrdfe entSpei. sia
Q8ir lanbeten bier, peri6ansteu ui1S, Serlt6rz
ten meilenlange GilenbabnItreden unb 9elpane
men eineBpftirn, pel6e mir, wenn es nnS ni9t
an 3ufabren mangelt, gegen Sees gan5es Seer
bulten t%0nnen. Sd babe Die 3ufubren anse>
pronet.
Seuureguro blieb nit einetn 9tpbenSbeile iei=
ne Gcmmunpps iupli6 bon Der bur9gei3nittenen
Giienbabn. Sieieni9e gbtbeillns, wel6e unz
ter Sen. Sill 8etersburs erreidte, babe i4 beu=
.te seidla9en, uno piele 8ebeaen setbotet, perz
punpet unp 9eTan9en, nadoem i'd Elm i6arfes
uno bart:ddtses @efedt nit Dem Seino SIT be-
lteben bate. .srsa
@eneralieutena Mt Grant tpir0 BON feinen
8eritdrtungen- mepr beunrubigt perpcn, Die al
~lenfalls 8earre9arp oem2ee bdtte Sa 5Hlfe i6if=
fen fDm1en. H5 1- g 6A& a}e
8enj. S. Butler,
Mpner1Inninr
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asbsasnt.Isaram,ns pom e4IaatfIse.
Opnnerfta a.


Orange 6. s., 6. Nlai. Gin betrd9tli.
Dies @efedt fanO seitsrn unsefdbr 20 Meilen
unterbalb bel Barriers Store, in Sppttiplcania
So, an Der 8lantenftrabe smii9en einem Sbeile
bon Gweu'S Corps unO benz 5. Corps Der gan=
fees, einidliebIid Spies 3esuldre, itatt. IS
bauerte pOn II nbr bis Nbenos. llnlere Srup>
pen i6lusen ben Seinb trefflid suriid, nabmen
981 Gemeine uno Al patentirte Offsiere ees
fan9en, bic bier ansetOmmen fino. iaiqayaa
Sen. S. 81. Sames unb Sol. @ariea bonn
10. @irg. wurOen set6btet, Sen. Staffprb tobt=
lid pertpunoet. .-assaasas s a1.9ta
3sneite DepefAe. IHlH9G
SOlgenoe peitere gin3elbeiten ii,o bier an,
gelan9t
Sie @enerdle 9eatb unb @ilccr tparen ses
fern i'm @efe9t; tie bielten 8 Corps uab 2
9iuiiiOnen bes Seinoes auf uno trieben iie gus
rid. 2aneS' %. Gapageriez8 Brigade iiberrams
petite seitern 9adt 800 Olann unb uabm ie
9efan9en.
Sen. Re9rom purOe idmer3baft i'm &nie
%pertpunoet.
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Die pStalie" melpet, pab unfern 5uriu,
slpil6en @ico uno Me5Senile, ulsemein reide
9aser ppn Nidel, &upfer uno &obaltzGr;en entz
bedt ipDroen iinc, ipelde oas n6tbige Moterial
ba5u liefern %ipirben, Die i6mere S9eioemiinse
aus Srpnse pur6 Nidelmiinsen Su erissen. 9s3.
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SOEsenoe tpeitere gin5elbeiten lino bier an,
oofnnof
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
The Elections.


The result in this state on the home vote, on
Thursday morning IS in doubt. The copperheads
claim the State BY Eight thousagd. We believe
notwithstanding it viii give small majority tor
the Union on the home vote The soldiers vote
must swell this majority very largely twen-
" to forty thousand. Sixteen Union congressman
are reported elected out Of the twenty four. In
Philadelphia we elect fifteen out Of eighteen mem
bers Of the assembly.
Ohio goes for the Union by an overwhelming
and convincing majority-forty thousand on the
home vote.
Indiana, claimed by the copperheads, as sure
FOR them, is reported as giving twenty thousand
majority for the Union.
In the sixteenth Congressional district, Cofroth
viii run ahead of Koontz, on tiie home vote about
five hundred, but the soldiers viii defeat him.
The home vote inths judicial district is very close;
IKIimmell may have hundred majority. His defeat
nay therefore be set down as certain, whenwe take
the soldiers vote into account.
The vote is close in the representative district.
Armstrong viii be elected by majority ofa hun
sdrad over Meyers on the home vote.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14

HAT WE HAVE TO EXPECT. .--The Richmond
ssrer discussing the question Of peace, says:
This Confederacy or the Yankee nation, one
3 other, goes down, down to perdition. That
|gay, one or the other must forfeit its national
bnce, and lie at the mercy Of its mortal enc
We all know the fate in store for us if We
amb. The other party has no smaller stake.
hrely as we completely ruin their armies and
But that is no peace or truce at all-so surely
kll make them pay our war debt, though we
ii il out of their hearts. And they know it
and therefore, they cannot make peace ex-
through their utter exhaustion and absolute
NV to strske another blow.
,n this the N. Y. EUangeljst remarks--This
III, and shows us what we have to expect, if
la in the deadly struggle which is upon US.
is no alternative, but to fight it through, or
Hlown in submission, to be forever despised
nations. AS Patrick Henry said, People
sry, Peace, Peace, but there is nc peace.
ight as well talk of making a treaty with o
lAl tiger as to make terms with the fiendish
Of this rebellion. The only peace which wiz
which win be worth having, viii be the
that comes with Victory. And to that we
ss God is leading US by rapid steps.
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e @ U Z Y s.
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
p @ w 70 Z R s.

T3IESE Powders have proved, after triai Of several
years. TO be superior 70 any preparation Of the kind
in The chief superiority Of these powders arises
fto tho fact that they composed Of medicines that
have laxative Tonic and Purifying properties. The
laxative elects crudities from the stomach and nestne
the tonic gives strength to the ysem Of the Horse and
the purifying medicines contained in them cleanse the
blood and lay tho foundation for vigorous and healthy
circulation The Of them improves the Wind strength
theappcte and gives the horse fne smooth and CLOS
s snthns improving the appearance, vigor and spir-
il Of this noble animal.
These powders mot intended, most powders are
TO bloat the anma give him the appearances Of
being fat when not really sobut the disease
and promote his general health.
These powders will strengthen the stomach and intes
tines cleanse them from offensive NATTER and bring them
g healthy state. They prevention Of Lung
Fever, and certain remedy for all diseases incident to
the Horse Chambers, Yellow Water Distempers Foun-
der Heaves Sayerng, Coughs, Feyers Loss Appetite
and Vital Energy, &c-These powders il used two or
three times week. through the winter and spring your
horses viii got the Lung Fever ccric Bosts
few doses Of these powders will remove tho worst cough
any horse We're owners Of horses to feed few Of
these powders every year, they might the lives or
many valuable horses.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Tbe Chicago Platform.

Dr.. Mulin, of Schellsburg, has left q pencil
tch at our office, illustrating the Chicago Plat
m. It is a vehicle, ancient and dilapidated, upon.
ed is inscribed 'Chicago Platform" It is at
he'd to the frame of an animal resembling ia its
lines horse, which appears to have subsist-
IA rebel rations forthe past six months. Peace
rge letters, on its side indicate its amiable pro-
'sities. The following remarks by the coachman
u us an inkliug of the parties running the con
h. LITTLE MAc-sYes, Mr.. Yallandigham, |
1ainly took the situaaon Of coachman, but l
u II know / was expected to drive such awretched
bern as thatl" Altogether it is very sugges-
nerformance.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14

In all diseases Of sWino coughs, ulcers In tho lungs
and liver &C., by putting from half paper 20 paper OF
these powders barrel of sw the above diseases can
be enred entirely prevented By using these powders
the hog cholera can be prevented.
Prepared only bv s. A. Foutz q Bro at their Whole
sale Drug Patient Medicine Depot, No. ll6 Franklin
st. Baltimore Md.
For sale by II. 9. Reamer and DIR. B. +. Harry and
Druggists and Sorekeepers throughout the United States
These powders can be had manufactures prices Of
johnson Holloway Cowder, No. % North Third st.
Philadelphia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14

publish the returns of all the election districts
is county. The vote is not as large as at the
ion last fall. Since then from six to nine hun
men have enlisted into the army from this
ty. If they had been home nearly ell would
voted the Unionticket. Thus the copperheads
the county on the home vote by a majority Of
six hundred, an increose of over three hun
from last year. This majority win be greatly
eed, by the vote Of the soldiers. if not entirely
Come.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

QY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court of Bed
~ ford County, the undersigned viii offer for SALE at
the Court House, IN the Borough Of Bedford,
WEDNESDAY, November 10Th, 1854,
at o'clock NJ, tho following tracts Of land situate
thea County Of Bedford the property of Samuel H.
Iate, Esq late Of the Borough Of Bedford Decd viz
Ne. J., tract Of uninarove Ian situate in Monroe
township adjoining lands Of George Iankeys heirs and
others, containing 81 acres
No. ?. The one undivided half Of tract Of land st
ate N West Proyience townships adjoining lands Of Geo.
sm0ase, Frederick Meneh S. j Hoaf and others con-
tanning 81 acres and 5 peFehos.
No. 3. tract Of land in Southampton township, adj
Joining lands Of Jacob Conrad, Jacob G. Ils and Others
~ acres cleared and under fence, with q small log
honss and log stable thereon erected, containing about
100 acres.
No Z. tract Of land IN Middle Woodberry township
adjoining lands Of John ssmerood, Widow Croft aud
others containing 20 acres about cleared and
Ger fence '5ith Q small log he use thereon erected.
No 3, tract Of coal land in Hopewel township sur
Yeed On Earrant Of Jacob yers, containing SO acres
No. g. tract Of land IN East Providence tevnship
surveyed on warrant Of JOHN Gavin, containing 400
no. T. a tract Of land in H.opcweH township, survey
Gu On warrant ot George HarSe Z, containing 1876
no. s. A Of land in in Broad Top township sur
Yeyed On warrant Of William richards containing 400
acres
No. 3. Attract Of land in Bro, ld Top township survey
ed on warrant Of Hannah Gavin, containing 402 acres
No. TO- tract Of land in Bi oad Top township. sur
yeyed on warrant Of Sarah Ri, hard containing 400
acres.
No H. tract Of Land in Bro ad Top township, sur
yeyed on warrant Of Isaac Rehar IS continuing 400
No - All Of s. II. Tates int crest in and to tract
q land situate IN Bedford township containing about IS
acres. about 20 cleared and under fzce with TIVE
oFy frame house and kitchen alta ched and log stable
thereon erected adjoining Lands Of Jacob Eoty John s.
EssSelzey and others.
No. 49, An the right title and interest Of s. g Tate
dec d ~ and 70 tract Of land situate in Bedford oTn
MP adjoining lands of dam Barnlarts heirs Jonathan
Dleni, Hugh Moore and others, containing 800 acres
more Or less about l25 acres cleared and under fence
Wfh two story log house. log barn and other out build
ngs thereon erected There also apple orchard on
the place known as the Stuekey fsrm.)
TElihS-Cash confirmation Of sale. Widows dow
er released Por sher particulars inquire Of Col Jos.
" Iaie. H. NIC0DRMUS,
bedierd, Oct. Il, 1864. Administrator
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
PROCLAMATION

Whereas, it is feared by many persons that there
ay be riots at the polls at the coming election and
Nmed interference with the rights of voters con-
slry to the laws of this Commonwealth therefore,
JOHN ALDSTADT, High Sheriff of the coun,
Of Bedford, do hereby cali upon all citizens to
stain from riotous proceedingsat the several cleo
bn places of the county, and TO act as my posse
naatatls, when called upon by the constables Of
se several townships of the county, whom / have
sreby appointed as my special deputies to preserve
aer at the polls and to protect the right of every
alifed elector to vote, and specially to sec that
e Act of July ID, 1889, (which Is as follows;) be
thfully executed
4. No body of troops IN the army of the United
sates, or Of this Commonwealth, shall be present
her armed, or unar1ned, at any place of election
thin this Commonwealth, during the time OF such
Action: ProUided, That nothing herein contain
shall be so construed as to prevent any officer or
clier from exercising the right of suffrage in the
ction district to which he may belong, if other
se qualified according to law. .
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of October
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Sheriff.
al SHERIFF's OFFICE;
n a
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
washington Oct. i lS6

Mai. Geo. W. Rupp. The returns From ten
hospitals and camps here gives Eight hundred and
forty three Union, to one Hundred and thirty nine
Democratic
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14

KING Of the declaration in the Chicago
u that the war is a failure, the New York
keenly remarks:
j Convention must have been thinking Of
4 as conducted BY Mcclellan. But the Con-
ought to know that man by the name of
las now taken hold, and the war is not
&1
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
TEsTIMoNIALs.
om some of our Eminent Clergymen.
Read the following &

rom some Of our Eminent Ciergymen.
HARHIsguRG, FEB. sth, 1854.
C. A. BAsNvART-D Dear SIR have used Browns
Bronchial Troces Wstars Lozenges and other prepara
ons fer hoarseness and Throat Troubles and in copar
son with them all, cheerfuy comnond your
most admirable specific for public speakers and singers
in eases of HoArseness, coughs and colds have found
them serving in time Of need most eifectually.
To G. A. BANEvARTD Dear Sir. I'm the habit Of speak
ing very frequently and in places whore the vocal organs
tie expecoran and that has been supplied in your
excellent Troches. consider them very far superior
any Lozenges that have used in removing speed
y that huskness Of the voice arising from its frequent
use and mpairing the effectiveness Of the delivery Of
pablo addresses Yours &cs
JN0. WALKER JACKSON,
Pastor Of the Locust Street Hethodist Church.
To c. A. BAxxyARr-Dear Sir :--IEaYing used your
Troches free to say they the best have
tried and take great pleasure in recommending them 70
all persons afflicted with throat huskness Of voice
arising from public speaking or singing
Yours, &C.,
g. g. RAKEsTRAW,
Pastor Of Ridge Arenae Methodist Church.
@z- 1 agree with Mr.. Robinson as to the value Of
Bannyarts Troches. w. c. 5CATTEbL,
Late Pastor efthe o. s. PeesJyserian Church
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
G. A. BANNVART &c CO., !.
HARRISBURG, Pa,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold By Druggists epayschere.
An oatb 1oe4
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14

VIE Undersigned win oIer At public cutlery
On TUESDAY, the 27th Of September, next
the following described Real Estate viz
His FARM in Napier Township, Bedford county, ad-
joining lands of Edwin Y. Wright Joseph Il Blackburn,
William Border, and others containing I69 Acres and
the usual allowances about 100 Acres cleared and al IN
DER fence there Is about so Acres of best quality Of Sand
Bottom, about 80 Acres of good Meadow land aud nearly
all the remainder of Limestone quality. The improve
ments large FRAME HOUSE. and large FRAME
BANK BARN, with other out buildings There has been
about 1890 panel Of Fence built within the two years
This is one Of the best Farms in the upper end Of the
County Sale to commence at one o'clock of said day.
when due attendance win be given and terms Of payment
accommodating to purchasers by
GEO. BLACKBURN.
Aug. 26 1864
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate.

hGaI .ESCaEG.
DT virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ID ford county, the undersigned win offer sale BY
public outery the premises Saturday the Fsth day
Of October, A. D. 1854 at o'clock p. NJ the following
described Real Estate late the property fGeorgc NJ Ho-
singer decd situate in St. Clair township in said coun
ty viz:
no. !. The mansion place Of said deceased contain
ing 235 acres and "a perchcs neat measure Of which
about loo cleared and under fence and having
thereon erected two story large frame dwelling house
large bank barn, spring house and wash house. with
tenant house above them smoke house. dry house.
backsmiths shop, and other buildings. There are
two orchards on this property, and failing spring
of soft water
NO. 2. tract Of land adjoining the above, contain
ing 10 and &c perehes measure Of which about
40 cleared and under fence and having thereon
erected two story log dwelling house with kitchen
attached, log barn, spring house and other build
ingss There are upon the property orchard, and
never failing spring Of soft water.
TERMS.-0ne third of the purchase money to ro-
main in the hands Of the purchaser, lien upon the
land, during the lifetime Of the widow of said deed
the interest thereof to be paid her annually and the
principal at her death to the heirs One third in hand
at the confirmation of the sae and the remaining third
in two equal annual payments without interest secured
by payment bonds.
THOMAS S. H0LsINGER,
September Q, lS64.-ts Trustee