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The New York herald., 1864-09-25

OF God will do mose---wl 90 all that reusiIs l., be
even one s,nge prsloAics nay be irsmense, and
the good thas 10 done by The removal ~ sprs
prejudice .s commeuscrs.e IN 10 importance lea 90
WORK hopefully 90, coutented wiS enectins even
o psrGial aud limited good. All Will tell with happy
.sc, % inc asurs % or soan,y sna our enSes las
selves day BY day under the sht q experiences. We
Catholics are tho only pswerru body in ,hs country that
teaches s aud rational he principle II obc
denee 20 authority able c@edence W rigntul
authority This principle "a the gross, may ssy the coy,
Beccssry 10 % properly ondeseord hAt cur ScunT
sysem CT government may work snroshiy a,d Without
friction; country be saved from early DOWNFALL ana
ing peace Our honest Protestant friends shelter thsy
are gtsesmsa. scholsrs puhcists military commanders
and many cases even ministers Of te sosrs are rsay
10 copcede that unlcss the mssses Of he Amorcan yoe
led 10 act Under the guidance c catholic principles
there s little chancs of saving ths cosnry ,om spssy
ard utter destruction. Lot VS. reverend brohrep do our
work patiently and chserfuy to Forward grand pur
pose the couvsrrlen ot This whole sres countfy TO
true rsigep leaving tes result 20 SOD ,nd 70 ,hce we
vacant 10 the holy sanctuary. T1s pioneer vo, IN the
paas far ds,ant western cOus,ry tolls ps,iany
the shaFred and olasSsnea rss stu mrs scat
cyed sbe nsd whore the darh sud tangled
oresi eces ~ necessary and honorable = vork "a hs
suocersr wo passes scatetUg handsflt OF seed along
the sc, browa furrows, aal useu' vcrA A. 'ss sns
eeesor of both vho puts his sickle iuto sto noddng
sran aba gathers ia ia golden shssses st tho happy mar
REV rs Thcmas cupsrs, Of 81, Jsnes cs,hsdral
hrookyp, read the second dissertation, which ~aa
learned ana rofshed fssay on llsionalisfn.
Rev. l. VKxyrA, oi hudson ,ity N j., Trocscdse next
10 propose a Moral Theology ssd solved " by
pou.n9 carredly the principles Of 1sscs sud lsu ths
oonpel deoior maze restitution ~ moneys obtainss
0ater the yircunssancss described IN the case.
The Isewiny lst of the o'cers OF She society, sad
of tine clergy present NJ the me- ting -ev r tum
nsngs, lresicnt Rev. George Wellesley, Vice Prcst
dens kew Thomas FARRELL, lrcAsurer; kcv DR.. Brsnn
saeg~tary. Very Rev ". 4. Mct,Iato Very Rov I. y
Decker rev Drs. Norrogo rcGyoa, Nelesn, Gardner
". Corrissp. Rev. Nesars. Neore. Walworih hewh
Grim, booroe, OFarreil, McCMtv, iToolo. IN ncie
7 Cortienn, Hogan. kiso, Grsenigo. Qa'ar, Otsata
| Lewis, Mclaughlin
The meeting ~srsa nT r. eve sa'is'se','1 .. -
sl'glmirs Il ~ aie. Il f.-,} = .-g.ah.,
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andP called for his answer but none come. Mr.
Mcclure then said he had charged that Gen. Cof
frot voted steadily against every measure designed
to fill up our shattered armies that they might
give triumph to their holy cause. The draft was
first urged by Gen. Mcclellan as the ouly means to
ill up our armies, and when the copscription bill
was before Congress and conceded on all sides to be
the orly means Of saving onr brave defenders from
utter defeat Gen. Colroth voted against it at every
stage, and he never voted for any measure calculated
to put single soldier in the field. lie then came
home onR roted against the right # The soldiers to
Tote al Ike nsst cjecti0nl * franklin Repository.
bRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are offered with the
fullest confidence their efficacy; they have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired For Military Officers
and those who often over tax the voice. they are
useful in relieving an Irritated Throat and will rem
der articulation easy. To the soldier exposed to
sudden changes in the weather they will give prompt
rel IN cslhs and Colds, and can be carried in the
u0clat TO be taken rs Occa, ION rr1nirpS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Gen. Koontz in Franklin.

IMMENSE UNION -CoFFRoTu II A
STAEL.-0ne of the largest political gatherings OF
the kind ever held in Chambcrsjurg, met at Brown S
Hotel on Tuesday evening Of last week, to hear
Gen. Hm. Il. koontz the Union candidate for Con
Gress After the organization had been completed.
'Ien. koontz introduced, and was received with
hearty cheers. lie spoke over an hour, discussing
the gacat issues in most candid. earnest and eio-
quent manner, and ELECTED the warmest commerda-
tons Of his friends and expressions af respect even
from his political foes. He exposed in master
ly manner the treachery Of the Democratic eoa-
ers in attempting to -,islead the people from
the interests Of the government by Peace platform
and quasi War Candidate. His review Of Gen.
AcClean's position was in the higest degree credit
ate and entirely unansw cradle. He INDUCED in no
personal abuse-no low assaults; but stated his posi-
1'As with the utmost caEdor, and elucidated them
WITH ciearness and force. Being stranger to most of
ms audience, he surpassed all expectation as a STUN
Per rand cogent reasoner, and left the Union men
most enthusiastic in his support and proud of their
s,''nalrd-bearer. We cannot pretend 70 give even
q synopsis Of his remarks.
AlleE ne had concluded, Mr. Mcclure was called
4'l' anu ne responded in a few pointed illusions to
the congressional record of Cen Cotiroth the com
Peutor OF Gen. hoontz. He stated that the Office
ofCongress was the most important position to be
hHed Ut the October election, and urged the people
to elect Gen. koontz because he vrould vote for ev
cry measure necessary to sustain our armies in tbe
field; to pay our brave soldiers to FIJI an tIeir
ranks, and to maintain the credit Of the government
lie stated that against Gen Coiroth personally he
had nothing to say; bat Of his official record he
must speak He said that Gen. Cogroik had mere,
7otsd for any measure 10 I'LL up the ranks Of or mr.
mes or to raise means to pay them and said the
speaker, make the statement knowing that / am in
Inc presence and within hearing of Gen. ColTroth
himself
when the government wanted revenue to pav the
eoioiers, VINO were four months without their wages
Congress was appealed to for revenue to enabIe
them to be paid, and to sustain the government
credit Against me&sure-the only one lv which
the means could be procured to pay our soldiers
Hen' CoiIoth voted at every stage Of the proceed
ings. Does he denyit? Gen. CoIrath did not an.
S~sF, and the vast meeting cheered most heartily
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

We ARE often surprised to find so few SEyIsG
MACHINES in use, in section Of the country. In
the large cities. every family has its sewing Machine
and they would not be without one for ten times lis
cost Il Is certainly the most useful and economi-
cal invention Of the age and we advise readers
to hesitate no longer but see to getting one Of these
labor and life saving Machines. There are a great
many kinds of Sewing Machines, and we have taken
pains to examine into their respective merits,
and have come t. the conclusion tina, the WHEELER
s WILSON, HIeHEsr PREMIUM SEalyG NAcHIur IS
decidedly the best
These uacguaiied Machines are adapted to every
vaTiaty Of sewngf for family wear from the ightcst
musirs 70 ihe heaviest cloths. They vorl. equally
vel upon silk, liuen srooleu and cotton goods with
six cotton or linen thread. They viii seam, qait
gather hem fell. cord braid bind, and perform
cry kind of sewing. making beautiful and perfect
stitch, alike on both sides Of the article sevod The
sewing viii never unravei or wash ont
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines are so
simple that child can worhtLern with case Printed
instructions are sent with cvery Machine, So that any
one can operage them without any trouble or 5icu-
=. Every Machine IS warranted and 5he money
returned # not entirely satisfactory.
Over Fif.y thousand Of the celebrated Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machines are sold every year. and
yet the demand IS so great that they can hardly be
supplied as fast as ordered. Machines are earthly
packed ana sent in good order to any portion OF the
country.
Wehope our readers viii write at tonce tothe Wheel
er d Wilson Agency, No. 70l Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia. and get one of their Almanacs for 1865.
and specimens ofthe work done by the Machine, al
Of which they Will send by mail free Of charge, to
aug address We should be glad to see an Agency
for the Wheeler t Wilson Sewing Machine estab-
Eshed in our locality. We know them to be tbc
best, most simple and cheapcs; machine IN use
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

While the government offers the liberal terms 70
Is loans, it believes that the very strongest appeal vii
he TO the Loyalty and patriotism Of the people
Duplicate certificates viii bo issued Tor the deposits.
The psrty deposig endorse upon the original GER
fcat tbe demon nation Of required, ana whether
.sev - be issued IN blaas Ptyule toorlcF Whc
50 dorsed he left with the officer receiving thon
deposit. tie he forwarded he Treasury Department
SrBscrIcrgovs WIFI BE RECEIVED BY the Treasurer of
the Untcd States. Washington, the several Assistant
Trcastrers and d-si snated positarits ard by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ALTOONA,
and by all National Banks which arc depositaries Of pub
Tic money. and
Alt RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
hrpugh1nt the country WIZ give ilrlh"- Information end
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS,
Aug. Il, lSGf3n.
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Union Mass NEeetFngs.

The Union men Of the different Boroughs and
Townships Of Bedford County who desire TO main
tam the integrity Of the nation through the triumph Of
the Union ticket at the coming election will unite in
holding meetings at the following designated points
where they will be addressed By prominent speak
e-s.
New Enterprise South Woodbe-ry Twp. Monday
Oct, 3rd at l O'Clock p VI.
Woodberry Middle Woodberry Twp Monday Oct.
SRI =. : O'clock P. u,
Ri'chey School House Snakes. Spring Twp Fri
day Oct. 7th at : O. clock p y.
Fairplay Broad Top Twp Saturday Oct s,h at I
o'clock p u.
BY order ofthe County Committe.
G. ". RCPP.
Chairman
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

Gentlemen: In reply to your inquiry as to the effect
produced b. the Of IIooGan&'s Gcrnsn Brtors, in
y family. have hesitaticn a.in that s been
thirteen years standing ana when had become very dis
ressipg the of bottle gave decided relief the see
ond 9fTrctng and the third. it seems has confirmed
the cre fer there has been ymptos of its rctu for
The last six years. In my individual IL ind il
be unequa, 4 tonic and sincerely recommend s use
q sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
IS Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation

But aside from all the advantages have ouuncrat ed
special Act of Congress ereaph oN b3ads ycaaagy
.anes froat i"cni tarooa On the average this exerp
on ~ worth about two per cent per according 10
tha .I;c "a tasa'Iru N v1rioUs parts of thc country
II Is boiiCsei that sccur,s .uer great b ae-s
meuts Ia lenders those issued y IKE government In
pll utaer IofGs OF ndsbtcduce he fifth oraa.itg eI
ury1c lar.e-, or stock eampuaies separate coInu
pitcs, only is pei -e for payment. while tt- whole pro
erty the country IS hclt to the discharge oi al
the Obligations of the Uuitel States.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
. GE0 = S XaIl.

ItAME 10 the premises Of the subscriber ~. H., ,f ,
- red and white bull, supposed 20 ba five rc,r. ol
The owner reg 1este ts come :.i ursge e.,ev ,,
charges and axe Elu away. pIAs i.iFgT J. -
Sept. 80, Ig6i-3t. Hoge,reH y,,,,.J.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

In addition 70 the very liberal uce TIC mote, for
tlmec years this privilege Of IS NV worth
ab9A three per cent per the rate 10
20 Bonds Is not less than HHc per- preriua auds
rbelorc the the hrcmius X per cent L. : stock
twenty per cent 1t will be that the artua
profit on this loan at the present market rate les
;han ten per cent per r
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Notice to TresSpaSSerS!

rB7L Subscribers. Of st. Clair and Union town ships
iorewarn Nil persons from tressdasslg theft farm
premises for the purpose Of hunting fishing. gather
ing Greens, berries, passing through the enclosures.
Jacob Axes. David Gochenour,
Sarah Gotbcn,ur, Samuel Shacr.
Michael m Ter, Martin ir1lrr.
John Ficies, Moses II. Gochcnour
Isaac Russell
Sept. ., ls6L-3t.-s
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GEEIrF nr Tug II q q r
3r + j e. ',sL a..
PrrrNnrI"HIt >.lt -u. t.ji.
Al n meeting af the Stockholders NJ the W.-tfn-l.1
and Broad Top &oau'au Rail Road ana Coal COMPANY
held a. the Office ai the ".upaar 81 .ac CIV OF Phada
on the thi-te nth day '1 september lust. Tho aeic-
Of consolidation and merger of tHe Bedford Raj! Road
Company aud the said fl" Huntingdon and Droad Ton
Mountain Rail Road and Coal Carnt my y.as euIv ar-
proved of by the Stockholders, 'ao rao having, been rc
iousy duly approved Of b. lc Stockholders q the Bed
ford Rail Road Company
!. P.AGETSEN
Lsrrt % l.eI ~
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White & Moor's Malt Coffee.

C{oNTAINING portion Of the best Java Coffee. The
Obesithicst and cheapest substitute for coffee in the
world Price 20 cents per pound For sale the bar
gain store Of q. r. * W. OSTFR.--
March Is. lS6i-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
CLOTHING IN SCHELESBURG.

IIAyNG lately purchased an excellent assortment o.
1 FALL AND WINTER Clothing consisting of
OYERCOATs, DRESS COATS. BUSINESS
Goats, Blouses Vests Pants Hats and Caps. White shirts
Fancy Flannel Shirts, Under shirts, Drawers Rouuds
bouts Neektas SuSpenders. Buckskjn Gloves and Ne
tioH- in Variety We invite friends and all who de-
sire to purchase to gire Us a call at
NEW STORE IN SCHELLSBURG.
Where doing business en- The 0ne Prize sys-
ten, hrtter ourselves render satisfaction hy
loing justice every WothaaI; many custom
for their Parc and do herewith solicit contIG-
nance Of the same kindness
Scbesburg Pa Sept Y, 1864, Sent. lG1 f.
c. BERkSTRESS fR 4 SON.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

WAS los. in the village of Bloody Run 22nd inst.
w a SMALL SINGLE CASED GOLD WAFCH-
The above ewa.d viii be paid any person who nay
find anil return The watch to
sax Pa, Aug. %, 1864.
; pt. - IsGi--it. DAVID PIDERBAtGH.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
JACOB BROOM,
ITU7 Spruce s.


Key. ". d. SelEtIeL l. Pastor O.. '2th Baptist Church
PHILADELPHIA December 26ih. S5S.
Me.srs Homes & uS-tept.emen:-I have recently
been aaoruE ander the distressing Of niscstou
accompanied by prostitution of ito nervous system
humorous remedies were recommended by friends aaI
some Of hyh tested, but without relief Your toudanIs
German Bl.ters were recommended by persons who had
ricl them, ana whose avofaue mention of the E.teTs
induced also "a Try them. nus' confess that had
aversion to Patent Mecine, from the thpussud aal
one" gGatk "Bters whose only aim aa to pain
Of swcofeuel aai druggeas liquor upon the community
u sly wa: anl the tendency ct which I fear. Is 10
MAKE mans a confirmed drunkarl Upon learning that
yours really medicine preparation, took it with
happy effect. is action was upon only the stumuaj
but upon the nervous system, prompt AMI grafvn
fee hat ac derived great and permanent benefit from
the usc Of few bottles. Very respectfully yoIr>,
". ID. SEIGFEfED.
No. 25l Shackar.aysu St.
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G1re a}elford 9frq}piyer.
BFNF0Rn Pr, FRIRAY. SEPT 10. I8G4-

AN APPRENTICES, "a boy about sixteen years old, in
.eigent and industreus to learn the art Of printing
viii be received at this Office Immediate appHca
ton should be made. If.
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To CNESE MpTiEES.

Carsumrtvc suHeac~s viii receive valuable 0-csrrp-
tion for ;he cure Of Consumption, Athma Rrouchtus
and a throat md Lung affections, ree Of charse,i by
sending their address
Rev. EDWARD !. WILSoF
Williamsburg,
iiRgy Co,
sept - d lSG5-2nis %sw York
EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS
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FALL. STOCK IFAf1TI,
1861. Now in Store. 1861.
JIrE have just received a handsome assortment Of
.V.Eyg. EgEE GO0Ds.

Embracing Prints, Delanes. Mohairs. Alnaca.. Batha
zines, Plaid, striped and Pain iaeanots and tsHb-r
Collars and Sleeves in Sets Hoop Skrts best make aad
latest styles
Gnghams, Table Diapers, Ticfrings Canton f'anues
shifting Stripes, Cotonades, SheetiHg, and shirtng
Mu>lins of standard makers.
White Scarlet, soIferino, Grey and Piaid Shifting
Faunels.
Cloths, cassfmcrcs, satines, kentucky Jeans, Ready
Coats and vests.
Hosicr, and Gloves, Scarfs and Neckties, Linen an I
Paper SHIRT Collars and fronts
Hats every style quality and color,
Boots and Shoes in great variety made order cal
and see them they speak for themselves.
Groceries, Prime Rio Coffee, extra fine Young Hyson,
Imperial and Ooong Teas.
Prepared and Essence of Coffee Sugar. syrup, Rice
Chocolate, Spices &c.
Chewing Tobacco and Segars of choice brands.
QUEENSWARE, SALT, MACKEREL, sc.
Together with great variety Goods to which we cali
the early attention of buyers.
Tcrlnes CASH unless otherwise specified.
Bedford Sept lG,6l-tg G. R. & W. OSTER.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

HOUSE WANTED--The advertiser wants to rent
,Ipuse. part OF House in he Borough OF
Bedford. r,uieot for family Of FIVE ss persons.
fair price viii be paid Fer ihcr particulars inquire At
The Office Of this paper.
Bedford, Aug. L. isGI-tC
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E@fr.aN.

0tAIiK to the premises Of the subscriber. in Bloody
I Ram Bor,ugh Saturday, August 9Th, iran gray
mere fourteen and hal lcn4> high years old. heavy
name and tail heavy tore;op Ge'bten about the head,
two white hind feet he ovaer Is requested to come
otheryy:se she vii Ge disposed Of according law
WILLIAM I. GROVE.
Broopr Rrx. lug. 18th, ls6l.-Sts
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF
EGG ri EIGaGG

virtue Of order of the Court Of Common Pleas
ID of Bedford County. The Subscriber win sell at pub
lie sale ON the premises in Southampton Township
On SATURDAY The 18th Day Of Oct. 1864.
the following REAL ESTATE, TO witt
One trac; Of land in said Township containing about
ssxty ucrcs-abou ten Of which are cleared and uncl
Philip Jnp phrgws .ud offers IN said township.
Terms cash. Sa.rto cuInmeu so one o'clock p. "
ARTEMs > BENNETT
Conn itise gf josiaf Ht1feid "a Laaatc.
Sept. o. lsG4-ts
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
Ez@CE2y.

5IAME to the premises the subscriber in West Provi-
Y icnce Township Bedford County. some time n A1
gust last a dark hsindic marked hy crop eff ths
right car aad slit in the left supposed 10 be tTo
wears old the owner is requested forward prove
property and take him away.
SOLOMON. WILLIAMS.
set 18th 1864 Sept. 23rdl st..
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

The INQUIRER IS a better medium than any. other
paper for communicating with the people of Bed
ord county. It has circuleton Of over twelve
hundred and steadily increasing. Advertisements
in this paper, reach a thousand readers more, that
they woad, published in any other paper that cireu-
la,es in this county. IT,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

Tobacco and S;eGar.$.
congress Founder, Old Virginia, JOHN Anderson Nat
ur Leaf, and all kinds ut Smning Tuacro and Segars
Ss--liaviug a'l6ptei tho CASH SYSTEM, We are do
terEincd to sell at very small profit and the public who
have SO Kindly patronzed us, lecuy invited 9cglI
and examine stock.
J. b. FARQUHAR.
Iuliana Street. Bedford, June i, lS64-tG
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TO CLEAR THE HOUSE OF FLIES,

Use BUTCHERS CELEBRATED
FIR,
neat cheap article, easy to Every sheet wall kill
4 ov7r. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
FRENCH. RICHARDS & CO. 10th and Market Sts.'
Philadelphia, Wholesale GENTS ju5-St.