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Friday, Aug. 10

SENATg.-The Senate, passed resolution instruct
ing the judiciary Committee to report bill disfran
chising deserteas from the T. s. service Also a
resolution requesting tie Governor to furnish nfor
nation relative If the officers ofthe 3D. artillery being
without commissions. Also, aresoluton't to meet on
the 23d to count the votes the constitutional a.
mendmendments. A bill appropriating 800, 600
for the relief Of the people of Chambersburg was
passed. The afternoon fession was occupied in the
consideration OF the supplement the general boun-
ty law.
HousE.-ln the House the committee on Revenue
nies, bankers. &c The general bounty law was con-
sidered but finally acted upon At the afternoon
session the resolution relative to counting the votes
On the amendments concurred IN. The report Of the
committee Of conference on the Militia bill was
adopted
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Saturday. Aug. 20

SEyATE-The Senate passed the resolution rela-
tive to the officers ofthe Sd Pennsylvania ARTILLERY
Also the act regulating elections By soldiers. The
supplement- to the general bounty bill was considered
in committee of the Whole.
HoUsE-Ihe house was engaged in the consider
alton of local bounty bills.
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tors Of the rebel Government. Through these
the rebels are not only advised Of all the move
ments and purposes of the 6eFernInent but also.
furnished by those in che Treasury Department.
It 1Srnls part of the order to introduce some OF
Its aembers into all the different branches Of the
GoFeFnnent, not only at Washington but also
throughout the States and departments IN al
telegraph, express and other public Offices.
PRE-iNFoNATIoN.
pruoe was-;flso obtained early in June Of the
contemplated simultaneous demonstration of the
Southern armies upon Pennsylvania, hentucky,
and Missouri about the time Of tlle Chicago Con-
vention on she 4th Of gUly. in anticipation OF q
general rising OF the Order, consequent upon the
difficulties it was supposed would ensue through
the efforts of Nallandieham to appear at Chicago
at this meeting of the Democratic National Con
Tention How that information has been verified :
the events which have taken place since atord
ample evidence.
REBEL DEsERTERs.
It Il further established beyond doubt. that
there IS general understanding and policy acted
upon by tie Rebel commanders, especially IN the
Mississippi Department, 70 have number
Ofspies within our lines especially IN Missouri, BY
giving them leaves of absence to go home into the
States among their families and friends and those
so permitted to go home are instructed by their
officers how successfully to pass through our lines
they start for the North, and upon reaching the
nearest Union post represent themselves as deser-
ters aud take the amnesty oath. They then conn
nlence their operations as spies and slnuggers,
and at the same time it was the understanding
that they should join in and rise with the order,
which was expected to take place on the 4th Of Ju-
~
MIC GIEE.LAN MINUTE MEN
OF the real character of the Mcclellan Minute
Men IN New ork and some other States, and its
Identification with this order, there is abundant
evidence It's signs and rituals haye-b been obtaln-
ed and its workings and objects are understood
Its national secretary frankly admitted -suppos-
himself to be speaking on the square to a menl-
her Of the O. A K.-that 1t has assumed sup
part OF the war policy opiy because people are
filll of grnpowder and Ight, and those who rep
resent its interest are to preach vigorous prose;
cution Of the war, but, that when once in power
they could soon THROW off that policy, and the war
would be closed within thirty days days after as
aiming the reins of Government with such guar
hntees to the South as would satisfy them.
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PIANO FOR SALE

six and a half octave Rosewood Piano nearly nsw and
good condition, for sale. Apply 70 Mrs q Hall at
the residence Of Wm. W. HALL.
Aug. 90 It's
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PUBLIC SALE

OF%A LOT OF CORN.
rTMo-THIRBs of Twelve Acres Of CORN and ron.
a. DER standing, will be sold
On WEDNESDAY, August slst.
at o'clock, ?, NJ, Weaver B. cessna's Farm. six
miles south OF Bedford, the Cumberland Valley Road
lot of POTATOES. JOSEPH s T,4PGFNT
Aug. 26, ls64,-lts
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/ TERM, 5TH MONDAY, 29TH DAY A. D.,1s64.
!. Robert Taylor, Foreman, Farmer Napier twp. 2
Philip cuppett, farmer Napier twp " George Baugh-
ia rIner, W. Providence twp. 4. Jacob G. DeYore
farmer, Harrison twp; s. A. J. Pennen, inn keeper,
coeran twp; 8. Franklin Donahoe farmer, Southamp
ton twp; David Kochenderfer farmer, >. Woodberry
twp.i s. ohm Dasheg farmer, Hopewei twp; o. Abra
ham Benn ett, farmer, Southampton twp; 10. Alexan
der Gulnp, farmer Cumberland Valley twp; H. John
Hershbarg er farmer, St. Clair; l2 Daniel Barley far
mer. s. W eodberry twp; H. Geo. W. Hoover, farmer
Harrison twp. A. David Lewis farmer, Union twp.
15 Levi Carpenter farmer Londonderry twp. 16. sebas
tian Ke gg farmer w BrovideRee twp; IL Henry Egof
farmer Napier twp lS. Peter Dewa cooper Sehells..
buvg boro 49, Henry Koons, farmer, Bedford twp 20
George Zimmers, faraeF Bedford twp. q. Thomas b,
Wisegaryer farmer, st. Clair twp; 22 John s. Kitca
ey, farmer, Bedford twp. 25 Jacob Aetter farmer
Bedford twp. "a. John Watson, farmer Monroe twp
LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR sAnR
TERM
J. Jacob Kaufman, farmer Union twp; 2. Hubert
Otto, farmer Napier twp. D. William Wcrly farmer,
Cumb. Valley twp 4. Jacob Feghtner farmer, Juniata
twp. s. Emanuel Beese farmer, Coleran twp; 8. Hen
ry Rose, farmer Cumb. Valley, twp; Z. Geo Yckroy,
farmer, ST. Clair twp. s. Geo. Steel, farmer. Hope
well twp. Q. James Hammond, farmer, Bedford twp;
10. Samuel r. Hare, farmer NJ. Woodberry twp IL.
Michael Rifchey farmer T. Providence twp -. Daniel
X Barley farmer, NJ Woodberry twp; I3 Sam James,,
fanner Coieran twp. II. Daniel Boyer farmer Union
twp. 10. W Ingard farmer, CoIerain twp; I6 Samuel
Feather farmer coleFain twp; II. Sam Bonger far
mer Liberty twp. IS Joel Diehl, farmer Snake Spring
twp; 10. G. Myers farmer Z. Providence twp 20. M.
Deih farmer, Bedford twp 81 S. Burke farmer Union
twp. %. John Border gunsmith Bedford boro. 23 G..
Fuek, farmer Liberty twp 81, John d. Fluck, farmer,
Hopew slltwp-: % j. Bnrke farmer, Union twp 26. J..
Stoler farmer, Liberty twp q. Josiah Miller farmer,
Londonderry twp; IS Emanuel Sharer fAImer, Monroe
twp; %. Jesse Wright, farmeT Broad Top twp. 90.
Philip Cngerman, farmer Southampton twp; 81. Dan
el Stoler farmer, Liberty twp %, Joseph B. Noble
farmer, 5. Woedberry typ. 50. Philip Snider farmer
Monroe twp. a. Henry Wertz farmer, Harrison twp,
35 job BIaekburH farmer, Napier twp; sc. Jacob
Mock farmer ST. Clair twp; "a. Jonathan Feightner
farmer. Londonderry twp IS. james Carboy, farmer
Bedford boTo.
Drawn and Certified at the Commissioners Office May
3D. a. D, 1854.
JOHN C. FISHER.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
II Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of Isaac
NJ. Imier, late Of Union Township decd bav;nc bear
granted by the Register Of said County to the subserb
er residing in Blair County, Pa All persons knowing
themselves indebted 70 said Estate are REQUESTED to make
payment lumedtely and those having claims against il
viii make the same known without delay
JOSIAH IMLER. E
Aug. 26 1861 -et. adnisfrator.
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HEADQUARTERS OF PRovosT-MARsHAL, /
eIAFEEsTH DISTRICT, PRNN'A.
Gu AMBRRsDURE August 2ad 1851

Inc Provost Marshal General directs to be given
that inquiries all ordinary subjects connected with tbe
enrolment draft exemptions liability draft credits
and accounts Of furnished should be addressed to
the of the District which the business
appertains.
In ease the latter officer give the information
sought he viii apply TO the Provost Marshal General of
the Division State Answers may thus be secured more
promptly than by addressing the Provost Marshal Cen
era at Washington, where important business often
prevents prompt to inquiries upon business Of
minor consequence GEO. EYSTER,
Aug 26,64St- Capt Pro. Mar I6h Dist Pa
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Baughman, Gump & Co.,
BLOODY RUN, BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa

Dealers in all kinds Of Hardware, Iron Nails Stoves
Tnware, Wooden Ware. Window Glass, Oils Paints,
Brushes, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Bacon DC, &C. Per-
sons building win nd 1t to their interest to give US 8
call keep general assortment of building furnish
ing.
We will pay the hi CHEST price in Cash or trade for
Clover, Timothy and Flax Seed.
Wheat, Rye Oats and Germ.
Beans, Dried Apples and Peaches
TanOw, Beeswax, Feathers Wool and Rags.
Old Copper and Brass.
GIVE Us A CALL GIVE Us A cALLal
Bloody Run, Aug IL, 1864.
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r IsT OF CAUSES PUT DOWN FOR TRIAL AT
Il AUGUST TERN, 1854; (29th day.)
IIetty Miller VS.. Samuel Smith; Thos. Keating vs..
Directors Of the Poor Geo. Snyder Adolphus AXE
al Jacob 0ster Henderson ( Sleek; Susannah
Sharks VS.. Frail Davis. o. i. SHANNON,
Anarnst 5. 1861 Pro.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26

CAAIE to the premises of the subscriber in St. Clair
~ township, about the first of june stray HELPER
with white bSek and blue sides. No other marks Sun
posed be about three years old The owner is request
forward prove property pay charges and take
her away J0SEPH FERGUSON.
Aug. 12-3t@
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

che Following is the Aggregate Of the Vote
Cast August I'd,
Total for the lSt amendment I9q, 959
a against : los. .3J2
Majority for the list amendment 81. Coz
Total for the 2d amend ncnt 2l0, ,402
against -, 1863
Majority for the ID amendment I35, 2a3
Total for the 81 aiaendment 203, ,s37
against " 1898
Majority for the Sd amendment I3l, ,924
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7. rsT or GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR AUGUST
u TERM. 5TH MONDAY, 2aTIf DAY a. D., 1884.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
ladies' Department.

Floral Hall will be mainly devoted to arti-
cles exhibited by the ladies, and will be under
the superintendencc, each day OF the Far, oil
the following ladies:
FIRST DAY-Miss Rose Sifford, Miss Jennie
Peters, Miss Lottie Dove, Mrs. j. c. Hite, and
Mrs. J. A Ream.
SECOND DAY-Mrs. A. W. Ebright, Mrs. 5.
]. Wright Mrs. W. L. Rigby, Mrs. A. l.. Eel
lers, and Mrs. J. G. Weaver.
THIRD DAY Mrs. Rudolph seiplc, Mrs.
James Weaver, Miss Louisa Boving Miss
Sallie Peters, and Miss Lizzie Defenbaugh.
All the ladies mentioned, and others that
desire to assist are requested to meet at the
Fair Grounds on Monday and Tuesday, the
10th and Ilth of October for the purpose Of dec
Grating the Hail. The ladies will be assisted
by Henry Cranmer, James Miller Tall Slough,
G. D. Martin, N. schleiCh, and j. s, Brasee.
Paintings, plants or any ornament display
cd in this Hall will be we'll guarded and the
citizens of the county are solicited to cOntri-
butte literally.
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Additional Rules and suggestiOH

No unsound or blemished animal will be
awarded premium.
The rule against showing animals for more
than one premium will be rigidly enforced
The rule requiring all entries of stock to. be
made previous to u o'clock Of the first day,
must be observed, as the Secretary cannot 9TH
erwise get up the books correctly in time, &C.
Every precaution will be taken to prevent
accidents and escapes but the Society will not
bo responsible for any that may occur. 70
U. O. RUTTER, President.
WV. L. RIoBY, Secretary. .ft.s. .....
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EI The opposition organs are op-
posed to pretty much all sorts of taxa
ton. If o tax of half q mill were levi
ed on every deliberate lie they tell to
bring the war for the Union into dis
repute, it would enable Mr.. Fessenden
to pay off the national debt. H..
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CLASS P.
Grain and Field Crops.

Etstenents must be furnished the committee show.
ing the quality Of soil, method ofcutvation, &C.
The entry Of corn can be made, and statements fur
nished the Society at the December meeting, when
/ the premiums will be awarded
| Awarding Committee-Dayid Ewing, Peter Hay,
4 Jepths NeWkirk.
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CLASS Y.
Sweepstakes.

In each case the horse must he exhibited
Awarding Commttee-Jnmes Miller, Henry Gran
mer, Wesley Peters Geo Beck, Bateman Beatty, inc
Brasee, VIM Lamb, jr.
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CLASS B.
Horses for All Work.
CLASS G.
TTf.

Awarding Conmttee-HeDry Finkbone, Reason
ricketts,, Henry Fry, Henry Johnson, Benz. Stout
CLASS G.
Time Animals.
Fast trottng, pacing or rocking horse,
mare or gelding % 20 against time, and
confined 70 the county, s2J O0
Awarding committee-Isaac Finkbone, c. Fores.
man, W. j. Reed.
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- buSness cards ofabout lines, By the yesr, %
Advertisements not marked on theImanuscript
Will be continued at our terms until forbid.
sS-Legal advertisements, Admfnistratof notices,
&c, must be paid for In advance.
FSrhe above terms strictly absefved IN al lcasos,
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Established 1926.


pair fine boots do do
pair coarse do do do
pair gents embroidered slippers DO do
do do
Awarding Committee-Nchojas Young, William
Schopp, c. Koehler
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SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
WRIGHT LARIMER, HENRY sIEBFR
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sUPERINTENDENTs


HORSE DEPARTMENT.
THOMAS Z. EWING, JONAS LINDSAY
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LIST OF PREMIUMS. s.
CLASS 4

7horoughbred Horses Best aged Stallion
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CATTLE DEPARTMENT
EMANUEL sHIsLER, WN. J. REED.
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GLASS d
Matched and RL0oded H0rSeS.

Awarding Commttee-John C. Hte Joseph Sharp,
Alyah Perry.
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From the Rev, ]. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastorofthe
Columbus IN. J. and Mlcstown(P (Pa) BAPTIST
N''"''' ~. MOI Rnchpllp. N Y.

Churches. New Rochelle, N. Y,
DR. C. NJ, Jackson:--Dcar Sir;--I feel it n pleasure
TINS, Of nv own accord to bear testimony to tho ex-
ceence ofthe German Bitters. Some years since be-
Inc mnch afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with
va5v henefcial results Ihave often recommended
them to persons enfeebled by that tormcnting dis
ease, and have heard from them the most fattering
testimonials to their great value In cases OF gen
surpassed. D. NE LfoNS'
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JPpAo99e q

Large size (holdng nearly double quantity)
= ~ -, 81 90 per Bote-half doz. 81 On
Small siEe-75 cents per Botle-haf doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
See that the signature of &C NJ. JACkSON"i is
on the Wrapper of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggistno thearticle do
not be put off by any of the intoxicating preparations
that may he offered in its place, but send to u.s. and
we will forward, securely packed, by express
Principal Omco and Mandatory,
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From Rev J. s. Herman, of the German Reform
Church, Kutztown, Berlss county, Pa.
DIR. G. N. Jackson:-Respected Sr"-l have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoofand's Bitters. ] am very much I'M
proyed in health after having taken FIVE bottles.
Yours, with respect, j. s. HERMAN.
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From the Rev. Jos, H. Kennard Pastor oil the lotl
- ~ Rnntist Chnlrh.

From Rev j. II. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding w. E'
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson:--Dear Sir:-Havirg usedyour German
Btters in my family frequently am prepared to say
that has been of great service believe tha IN most
and most valuable remedy (which have any knowl-
ndaa Yours respectlully, J. H. TURNER,
'Ns No 7l6 N Nineteenth street.
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From, tho Rev. Thomas Winter, Faster Of Roxbor-
= ou1h RnOtst Church,

OUgn BIVIIHV
I'd DIR. Jackson,-Dear Sir:-I feel it due to your eX-
celIent preparation Hoonand German Btters, to add
INV testmonyto the deserved reputation " has OBJ
tained have for years, Mt times eentioubled with
gre6t disorder in nv head and nervous system. Twas
advised by friend otry a bottle Of your German
Bitters, did 80 and have experienced great and I'M
expected relief my health has been very materially
hene6tted, | confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases Similar to myo own, and have
been assured bymany of their good effects
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
square Of ten lines or less. one or tArOe InsOr.
81
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Testimonials TO the Value Of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Ocl Il, 1869.
Having witnessed the effects Of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
Gas ia the extracting ofteeh BY DR. JIM Comegys take
pleasure IA stating, that think 1t Of .ue greatest ia
proyements oe age IN The application Of science for the
,ief II pain. lpuo regard far preferable to tina Of
Ether Choroiom, while The eiie from pain is just as
entire, as that Of Ether Choroform It free from lhoa
depressing influences that often follow their use COM
mend its asafe and entire relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted ami retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
WIN H. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
DR.. john H. CoMEdYs.
DeH Su Having Witnessed The effect Of the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas administered 10y you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully in the
stat. nent above made by Dr.. Richardson.
further state, that this Gas has long been known 10
sce tifc men, and has often been administered By Pro
fessors and Lectures, in.a Colleges as pleasant
and amusing experiment. More recently, it has been
ensiyely by Dentists in ya1ous part' Of the Coun
y iothe relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth no in
jury from ts use ever having been reported. have no
hesancy in saying that believe it to be the safest and
best agent at present known the Profession for render
ng he:system insensible pain under dental surg
cal operations.
l. +, SKINNER, " d.
Barton, w. oct. 81, 1888.
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We almost every day the necessity Of keeping these
rules standing in our paper and shall add to them as
We have occasion. PUBLISHER,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES lCLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

UHIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
moderates all excuses and removes all distractions
from whatever cause and a speedy may be relied
on.
To Married Ladies
Il Is peculiarly suited twill in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
prt gnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
tine and In every other case, they perfectly safe
In all Of Nervous and Spina Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue slight exer-
ion Papitaton Of the Heart, Lownes Of Spirits Hys.
erios Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseas
es occasioned by dsorganEed system, these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills, and encirced with the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain post tree
for Z 90 and postage stamps.
sole United States Agent jon MOSES, q Cortlandt
Street, New York.
sold by all Druggists. nov2slymwS