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8 T. RIM ER's
BiLSiNLG COUGH SYRIH.

fo' Coughs, Cotds, Group, Uhoopine couy5.
-7slhnaa. bronchitis, Sgitfiag Biood,
Pain and Weakness of The Byeas.
MO difficulty Of Brfofhiag, Se.
nio - no new remedy. Ii has been u,ed Saws
~ nulnoeT nT OF years in Maryland aGd
parts of Pennsylvania, and has wherever
known, acquired unprecedented renDfatioa
or curing the various diseases for yxb,cL y -
recommended.
sPpar7nt IS lis usefulness, and Sc remark
80 80, been ITS cures, that il is fast super ,out
lot tn4aTy other remedy for those disease
o'psi IL !; ielacan rely upon it doing as much
,rao,;sa = : ~ pany cases more than any
iigent and able sppsore pa the public,
is used and considefeGsa prescribed 10 the
hold remedy by larger sse .ae most ,ntei- cAa.
families OF the State. ,dil. IL drs1.
II is used by ali classes Ct ST. ssoie e bonse-
universal opinion is that il is sne Hrst
SgyHp IS purely VegeaLis CompouR.
pleasant to take, and never does injuryae
owing 70 its purifying qualities, must DO zos
under any circumstances. Its effects are tra.f9
ly won nderfuI, soothing, calming, and allaying a.
the most violent coughs, purifying, strength
ening and invigorating the whole system,
calming and soothing the nerves; aiding and
facilitating expec toraion, and healing the ree1
DISEASED LUNGS,
Thus striking at the root Of disease end dri-
wing it from the system.
GROUP. Dis Of
This disease is announced by difficulty OF
bIediHibSS sHIitt NHlstliBg OF WueeZIng, aacK-
ing cough and threatened sufocaton, dc. /,
mostly occurs in young children. No child s1s4p
need die of Group if this Syrup is properly
used and used in time. Mothers having cFoupy
! children should watch the first show of the
disease and always keep this remedy at hand II eGis
For coughs after measles this Syrup is most
! excellent Experience has proven that it is
I eqnaled by no other preparation.
The price OF the remedy is such as TO place syrsy-
1T within the reach Of all, the poor as well as
| the rich. and every person should have L.
! Every person should have it in the house.
II is true and faithful friend to all who val u
ue health and wish to secure themselves a.
! g@inst that most terrible disease, consunp-
ton. 1t will be found the most useful as
! well as the cheapest family medicine in the nse 4
world. 1t has been used for the last four
/ years with success Yithont parallel,
Price 10 cents per bottle, or three bottles
! TOR sl.o0. Prepared by s. a. Foutz x Bro a.
! FOR sale by H. c. Reamer and B. F. Harry
Druggists, Bedford, Pa.
December IS, ls63-ly. Hms.
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list oc Retailers.

# Isl Of Uenders Of Foreign and Domestic
.nsrchanaise in the county of Bedford, for
me year 1864, as appraised and classified bq
the appraiser of Mercantile Tares.
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And has never been known to fail 10 expel worms,
where worms existed. The p:oprietors boldly as
seri that il is superior to any other preparation in
the world.
70 Ask for SaRlNER'S INDIAN YERMIFUGE,
and take no other. Gy-Price Is cents per bottle
Prepared by S. 4. Foutz & Bro, and for sale
at the Drug Stores of Reamer and Harry, Bedford,
ia. Dec. Is :f3-IY
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I ing lis praise TO
,>ls is fast being
: every family in
|. demand for it
, m mense. To make
: thy the prefer
: shown it, the
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown. n. D.. Editor of IN

From Rev. j Newton Brown, n. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge, and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines 10 general through dsttust of their
ingredients and effects, yet know OF sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits
he believes hicself to have received from any
pie preparation, in the hope that he may thus con-
tribute to the benefit of others.
do his the mere readily in regard TO Hoofand's
German Bilters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, of
this city, because pr JUDGED against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The of three bottles
of these btters al the beginning of I'll present year,
followed by evident relief and restoration TO
degree Of bodily and meltaI vigor which had not
felt for six months before, and had almost despaired
of regaiEing. | therefore thank God and my friend
for directing to the use OF them
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philada.
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DiSOTG9E :. 9,EsULTLTG FRO.M
~ u DIG Es THE LIVER
=. AXE eoE ORGANS
6aafland's s GERM,
The Great Strengthening tiers,
These BitterS have Performed more T.
HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISF ACThAl
HAVE MORE TESTtMoNYt
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO
y0UcH FOR THEMl
Than any other article in the market.
We defy any one 70 contradict this ass ert,oa,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any that will produce Certificate publish
ed by us, that is not GENUINE.
H10FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and Diseases ariSiRg from
u 0isordered Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms:
Resulting from Disorders Of tie Digesfire
Organs
Consti patton, Inward Piles, Fulness OF Booi 10 the
Head, Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
bum, Disgust fo- Food Fulnes> Weight
IN the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Futtering at the Pr OF ths
Stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Flut-
terRg at the
Heart, Choking or Suf-
fccating Sensations when
IN lying Posture,
Dimness of Wis.
ion, Dots or Webs be-
fore the sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Precipitation, Yellowness
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side
Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden FIusbes
OF Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant lrnag-
inings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Bapris
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. C.. N. Jackson Dear Sir:-Personal experi-
pnce enables 10 say that / regard the German
Bitters repaired by you a most excellent uoedi-
cine. In cases OF severe cold and general debIi;y
have been greatly benefited by the use Of the Bit
iers, and doubt rot they will produce similar effects
on others. Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
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TO
DESTROY
W @ r NJ S /!

PROPRIETOR lsG>~~ MI putting 1t up IN
much handsomer style than formerly 1t is now
prepared with the greatest of uniform strength
with plain directions, that any one can admins
ter il.
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From the Rev. JOS H. Kennard, Pastor of the 1ott

Baptist Church.
DIR. Jackson ;-Dear Sir:-f have been frequently
requested TO connect my name with concentrations
of different kinds of medicines, but regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, have in
all cases declined; but with clear proof in
instances, and particularly in my family OF the
funess OF DR.. Hoohand's German BItters, | depart
for once from my usual course, to express my tull
conviction that, for gsnsr4k asBilty of the system
and especially far Liver Complaint, IL a safe and
ValUabie preparation. In some, it may fail !;
but usually, doubt not, it Will be very beneficial
TO those who suffer from The above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, ]. II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates ST., Pbil'a.
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PREPARED JAVA COFFEE

4 Fresh invoice of this excellent coffee, Just re-
eeiyed and 10: Sale at the gew bargain Store OF
@. X. & w OSTER.
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SHRlNER'S INDIAN VERMIFUGE.

JlNCE the introduction of this beautiful prep
tom II has been steadily advancing into public IA
yor. Its astonishing efficacy in expeIing worms
has won for 1t many friends wherever known, and
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Hon. wilson FE'CandIess

OF Tue United GOuTt, GfeSIdenL.
Corner Penn and st. Clab' Sts., Patsburg, Pam
The Largest, Cheapest and 3 est.
$40 Pays TOR tutt Commercial! Course
By-No extra charges for Manufacturers, Steam
boat, Railroad and Bank Book Keeping. Minister'S
Sons at half plice. Students enter and review at
any time.
This Institution is conducted by experienced teach
eTs and practical accountants, who prepare young
men for active business at the least expense and
shortest notice, for the most lucrative and RESPONSE
BILE situations. DIPLOMAS granted for merit only.
Hence the universal preference for graduates of this
College, by business
PRoF. A. CowLRY, the best Penman ofathe Union
who holds the largest number of lsT PREMIUMS. and
oven all competitors, teaches Rapid Business Wri-
ting.
Circulars containing full information sent FREE
on application to the Principals.
JENKINS < SMITH,
Pttsburg, Pa.
G-Attend where the Sons and Clerk, Of Bankers
and Business Men graduate
November 6, 1868.
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others, SO that :
Introduced into !
the land. The :
is becoming i'm s
IL still more wor ;
g n c e already :
-
Dnan nntEnnn &c II.
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WI > OIltIIiUIt EStVoN3 OSRIt'I5 IIO0'10
Mrs. Rachel Naugle . III w
Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be
held at the Court House on the 18th of May,
| 8G4.
A. J. SAMSON,
Mercantile Appraiser.
April s, 1864.
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From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. J.) and Milestown {Pa.) Baptist
Churches.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
DR.. c. NJ. jackson :--Dear Sir;-l feel it pleas
uTe thus, of my accord, 10 bear testimony to
the excellence OF the German Bitters. Some years
since being much afi icted with Dyspepsia, used
them with very beneficial results. j. N. LYONS.
From Rev. j. S. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks co., Pa.
DR.. c. M. Jackson ;--Respec ted Sir IL have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did much
good as Hoof4nd's BitteEs. Yours, with respect,
J, S. HERMAN.
PRIC ES.
Large Size (holding nearly double quantity,)
81 90 per bottIe-half doz. SIS 90
Small size-75 cts. per hottle-haf doz. S4 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
See that The signature of &c. M. JACKSON'' is
on the WRAPPER of each bottle
Should your nearest druggist not have the Article
do not be put off BY any of the Intoxicating prepa-
ratons that may be offered its place, bat send to
and We will forward, securely packed by express.
PRIscrrAL OFFIcE AND MANuFAcroEY,
No. 63. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
JONES &c EVANS,
Successors TO C. NJ. JzckSon q Co.
PRCPRtETORS.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town
in the United States Jan. Is.
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From Rev. J. II. Tuner, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. f.
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr.. jackson Dear Sir:-Havng used your Ger
man Btters in my family frequently, am prepared
TO say that il has been Of great service.
Yours respectfully, J. H. TURNER,
No.726 n. Nineteenth Street
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boats and the ship shore bus ybors
~ afterwards she sunk in four fatnoms Of water
Boat No. 1, under the boatswains mate made two
trps TO the Shore saving the 1rst trip eighty
and In the second trip about seventy
Boat No. 2 swamped.
Boat No. g. under charge OF Mr. Scott the second ocer
landed about ninetyrour In Broad Coye.
Boai No A. under charge OF the firsf and officers
landed twenty-five on the beach.
Boat No S, IN charge OF the fourth officer Drougbs
twenty nine into Portland harbor
These numbers include the officers and Of The 30.
hemiaD.
The whole number Of passengers board hun
dred and eighteen and the number Of the supposed
10 be ninety nine.
II Is estimated that the number or saved ~ all the
boats two hundred and ninety eight leaving nineteen
70 be accounted for
The crew nearly all saved.
The lamp trimmer, Peter Hart, and the enRine-rs'
storekeeper name unknown supposed to DC drowned
All the remaining officers aud safe.
Captain Borand supposed himself -four miles further on
than his real position. The probably m,sled bn
TO the true position OF the lights He had iookUg
for pilot ana throwing up rockets and bloc lights fos
half 40 hour, aud going tho rate OF n mile
before he got soundngs IN forty faihoms Of water with
SOFT bottom.
Our citizens and city Authorities taking measures
for tho relief OF the passengers they
Cape
All assistance possible was rendered by the people ~
the Ocean House sud the residents In the vicinity
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The New York Sanitary Fair.
HEAVY CONTRIBUTION FROM KN0LANp.

George kott ESQ.,, OF No. 81 Chester square, London
has addressed letter 70 Mr. Cyrus W. Field the Palace
Hotel In that city, announcing his contribution OF one
thousand Of COAL taken from any Of bic cores
which may DO selected, to the United States Sanitary
Fair Mr.. Elliott will deliver the coal 90 board vessel
chartered by the Sanitary Commission and pay an
charges 50 that the article may leave England free a
cost Mr. Field has already addressed an appropriate letter
OF thanks 10 Mr. Elliott. and also communicated the face
Of his friendly aud benevolent tender for the use o. our
sick wounded soldiers " the Rev. Dr. Bellows, Preei
dent OF the United States sanitary Commission Mr. FeidS
on the 9Th OF February about 10 charter vessel "a
convey the coal TO New York.
Secretary Chase Informs the Rev. Or. Bellows that he
has given Instructions the Collector OF Customs the
mort OF New York 10 enter all articles imported for the
use Of the Sanitary Fair free Of duty.
Tho Standing Committee OF the Sanitary Commission
has addressed circular 20 the Executive Board Of the
Metropolitan New York; Fair, setting forth their resv
sous for prohibiting raing at the Fair In New York The
main Is that railing Illegal the next, that the Ian
peal the lo In immoral. Tho ladies' OF Ne Executive
Committee have abandoned the idea In consequence.
SENTIMENTS OF rHS SCHOOL CHILDREN.
santia benefit from the proposed entertainments by me
secured for the 10Th OF March by the pupils Of me
Thirteenth ward; and ~ the brilliant idea OK mAklo4
the boys responsible for the sae Of the tickets oas oeen
adopted the affair Is quite certain TO prove gfeas su
cess, The citizeps will probably % quite - snN by
10 &c. rid OF tho boys "a the latter o. the hcse f
them OF, and save your door knockers'
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sharp Fight Between the Second Massa-
.husetts and Mosby's Gueriliss.


IL stated that yesterday morning, about eleven
O'Clock, as detachment Of tho Second Massach
cavalry under command Of Captain J. L. Reed who bad
been out on scouting expedition, were returning TO-
wards Draneevie, Va on tpe way 10 Vienna, they were
attacked the Dranesvile pike, about two miles from
The latter place oy gang OF rebel gueriss supposed to
be under the notorious Mosby Concealed 10 the pines
In the detachment Of Massachusetts, cavalry there were
one hundred and my men while Mosby, u 10 supposed,
bad AZ least between two hundred and three hundred
men. The second Massachusetts were 6red upon
from the dcpse pine woods near Dranesvillc, ana
retrested Afterwards eight of men were found
dead and seven wounded, while " 70 supposed from Ky
to seventy I've were taken prisoners al least that mum
bcr 70 missing put, az scattering ones arc coming 10
from time TO time, sbe number win doubtless BIO ccns
derably reduced.
Among The prisoners 's Captain Manning, o. Maine
was shot through The left lung aud died few minutes
AFTER being wounded Captain Reeds corpse has been
brought 70 this city, and will DO embalme,< and then
be sent North 70 his wife, who lives Dorcbeeter Mass
Mosby beat precpltate retreat Troops wore "a
sont IN pursait OF the gucras Ret tho passurs marty
has not yet been heard from.
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skirmish ON 81. Johns Island, south
Carolina.
OFFICIAL LIST OF LOSSES IN gHB pD EALB RE0I.

OFFICIAL LIST OF LOSSES IN gHB d KALB REoI.
MBNT.
HEADQUARTERS, On KALB RscMEr,
FORTY FTnsT N. Y. 6. voIA
FOLLY ISLAND, 8. c., Fob. 10, 1894
WIN you have the kindness 10 publish In your widely
circulated paper the following
Brigadcr General A. schimmelrennis made on the sih
instant expedition 70 st. Johns Island, from which
returned with his command the 18th instant On The
9th and l2th they had with the enemy BY
which this regiment sustained the following loss
KILLED.
John Mullen, Company II.
Charles Aston Company II.
John Vaughn Company II.
George Adams, Company B.
WOUNDED.
Charles Arnold, Company D, loss Of right arm.
Emil Robobsky Company ], severely.
William Grlesmer, Company I, slightly.
Edward Ryan, Company ], severely.
kH nIserNC.
Charles Young, CompapyD.
lohn hckort, Company D.
Joeeph Morrow, Company T.
Harley Richard, Company n.
John Smith, Company r..
pELLEO vow EINMEDEL, IA. Colonel,
Commanding Forty frst regt N. Ys.v.
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MOVEMENTS or TINE PIRATES.

Seizure Of the Pirate Tuseai0os by ahe
Authorities NJ the Cape or Good Hope
for Violation of the Neutrality Laws
Protest or the Rebel Comma nder-A
claim Lodged Against tho Weasel by
the American Consul, &c.
sA II ~ Bosros, Feb %, 1894.
The bark John Gipn, Al this port brings dates from
Cape Town, Cape Of Sood Hope 10 December 81
She reports thai ho rebel pirate Tuscaloosa had been
seized BY the British authorities al the Cape for viola
tion Of tho neutrality laws, IN landing a portion OF
captured cargo on that coast.
The Tuscaloosa put lotto smoD's Bay December 20, TO
Obtain supplies and repairs Shortly after dropping her
anchor the Admiral, Sir Baldwin Walker despatched a
boarding party who seized tho vessel under authority or
the British government.
The Tuscaloosa was In command Of Lieutenant Lowe,
who had returned 10 simons Bay after three months
cruise during which, Of nearly one hundred vessels
she had met with only one Union ship.
10 the meantime she had been ordered away from
Brazilian port consequence Of which her crew were
placed upon short allowance.
the seizure Of the weasel Lieutenant Lowe lodged
formal protest against tho proceeding proceeded
Cape Town TO consult with legal advisers
Mr.. Graham, United States Consul had also lodged a
claim against the in behalf her former owners
and il thought that tho question raised the
gality Of her condemnation by Captain Semmes, who
claims to constitute prize court by authority from the
rebel government will have be argued before dc.
cided by Sir William Hodges in the Admiralty Court
The Cape Town Advertiser states that In the seizure Of
she Tuscaloosa Admiral Walker acted the matter &C
cordng 70 special instructions out 70 the colony by
the home government and the prize viii be detained by
him on behalf OF the goycrrment until she claimed by
her legal owners.
The grounds Of the seizure that the Tuecaoosa
vessel belonging TO the federal States America
having been adjudicacd before prize COURT still
uncondemned prize, which, having been brought
English port 10 violation Of the neutrality laws must
cordingly be detained.
II will be recoected that the Tuscalooea captured
BY The rebee> and turned INTO pirate.
The federal vessel referred having been captured
by the Tuscaloosa was the ship Living Age, before
reported.
The Pirate Alabama Reported on Cal
cuttn.
Nt. BosToE, Feb. %, 1864
letter from Calcutta, January 6, says:"Tne British
ship PEARL At tbs port spoke the Sd inst the pirate
steamer Alabama, thirty miles south Of Sand Head"
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TRIBUTE TO an AMERICAN ecuIyToR Is with pleasure
We record another instance Of the appreciation Of Amer
can talent 10 Europe by the election Of Horace Knssapd
Esq sculptor Of stsoary, as honorary member Of the
Royal Academy Of Fine Arts IN Stockholm. u appears
that eighteen months ago Mr. Knoeland presented bust
OF John Eriessor 10 the Art Museum, and 10 Announcing
his election The distinguished Secretary the Academy
e proud 10 confefring this marx their appreciation
ior soch q constitution to their museum -
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Atlantic saea unships La

Atlantic sfeamships Lost.
The Bohemian makes the twenty fourth steamship
which has been lost at since the ~
communication by steam With Europe. These vessels
wsre named follows, and were lost IN The annexed
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line just previous the wreck OF the Bohcmlsn, we're
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News from Fortress Monroe.
FcRrRrss Mormon. Fan. 10 4

Tho webster hotel add Ave other buildings were do.
strcyed BY Ore a. Newports News last evening.
The schooner r. r. stccktons from New York. bound 10
Alexandria, put 10 here last evening.
The captain reports February 10, on the Rsppahannot
oss mate, Hannibal Rogers, overheard gale Of wind
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Wy mc lhEArRr-Iho performances AZ the theatre TO-.
nth wi % for the benent of The sanitary Commisson
MIs John Wood will appear Marion IN tho rrdo " tho
haikoi, aud ns Maurice IN ~ Treated III yrcyatou