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DIR. VIM HALLS.
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS,
FOB THE CURE OF -.
Consumption, Decline, asthma. Bronchitis,
Night S,cea's, Wasting Of Flesh, Spit
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Group, Cough, Ixauesza,
IAthisic, Pain in the
Side, and all
Diseases Of
.. the Lungs
10000 REWARD IS OFFERED FOR A
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1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM, CALoMEL, OR MINERAL
Poison, AND is SAFE FOR THE MOST
80. DELICATE CHILD!
:. Rome, Oneida co., ". y. May %, 1860.
.....l!.e Baisam has produced recently one of
the most remarkable cures we have ever yet wit
messed in this section. 1t is that of a young lady
who has been suffering from lung complaint for
the last year or two and has been under the treat
incnt of some of the best physicians in New York
city, and by them pronounced incuraJie. BY their
advice recently she came up into the country
among her relatives, where she could be properly
nursed, not expecting to live but few weeks or
months at the most suffering as she was from con-
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systems attending confirmed consumption. One
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cured of us a bottle of the Balsam, with expecta-
ton only of giving little temporary relief, and
without any hope of its affecting a permanent
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the effect exactly rs described in your pamphlet
her cough began to disappear. She commenced
gaining in flesh; and by the time she had COM
peted the second bottle, she pronounced herself
nearly ~eH. She was recently in our store for
the purpose of procuring bottle of the Balsam
to send to friend of hers and appeared to be
enjoying good health ! She is extremely grateful,
and says that she is anxious that the whole world
should know of the curative properties of 'XalYs
Balsdm,' as she considers that it has been nstru-
mental in saving her life
Yours, truly,
KINNEY Il GREENE.
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At Port T,wscnd, April Sth, MANY RACHEL infant
daughter Of FRED. A. and LIzzIE ID. WILSON.
At Olympia, April !>;h, GEORGE n SCOTT, Aged
q years.
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Course Of Instruction.


The Greek ard Latin Classics. - ;.
Pnilosophy-Logic Metaphysics, and Ethics;
Physical Seiencc-Astronomy, Botany, Clients.
try, and Mineraogy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
onetry and Trgonometry, Arithmetic, Writing,
Bookkeeping Ancient and Modern History &c.
ography and the use Of the Globes Modern LAIN
g!uages-Frcnch and Spanish Drawing Music
VOCAL and Instrumental.
Members Of every religious depomination are re-
ceived, provided that they willing, for the sake
OF order and regularity, to conform to the general
regulations Of the College. -
Every exerton will BE- made to place the cstab-
lishmcnt ON footing worthy Of the full confidence
of Parents and Guardians.
Particular attention will be paid to the Elcmen-
airy and Commercial Departments.
-. TERMS:
Tuition in the preparatory department per.
month. ......... .ss... ...~.$ %
Tuition in the higher departments per g.
moh'h. W
Boarding per session. 100 90
Washing and mending. .........,....,",,.... 40 90
DeuulhS w
Half boarders per session. 30 90
The session will consist of ] l. months. =.
Payments are to be made every half session, in
advance.
There will be an extra charge for instruction in
Spanish, Music and drawing.
No extra charge for French.
The College will be opened for the reception of
pupils on THURSDAY, 9TH JANUARY 1864.
For special division of the scholars, and other
particulars, apply to the Rev'd Father, the Presi-
dent of the College. ga: g..
Victoria, V. L., Feb. 10th, 1863. l5mi
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Read the state ment of Martin
Robbins. Jr.


Ii Is was one of the worst cases ever record
Ill cd ! He now enjoys RonusT HEALTH -
TINS cure has excited his friends, neighbors and
physicians, and even some Of the Medical Faculty.
One of the Professors, [Dr r. S. NEWTON. who
scribe, was forcibly impressed with the Re-
that he has adopted it into his private practice,
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 10. 1853.
Mcssrs. \. l.. ScoyILL l. CO.: =
GENTLEMEN-l will with great pleasure give
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has done for me. Some three and half wears
since, | was attacked with a .Scrotuious White
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two of the best physicians in the city-one of
them Professor in Old School Medical Col
lcge-and they Lailrd 10 gipe me any Reiief!
WAS so reduced tha, | WAS confined to my bed for
over three months. had MORE THAN DOZEN
RUNNING ULCERS on my legs, from which took
from time to time. more than one hundred pieces
OF bone. My friends had given up all Hopes Of
my RecorF'y. | was in this condition when
commenced the use of your BROOD AND
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attend to my business, and my legs iavc become
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Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS. Jr.
Residence on Eighth street. between Mound ano
John. No. 81 or at place of business. with
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BROWNS "A NEGLECTED CouGH, Cold, Az
IRRITATED OR SORE THROAT il al
RR0NcHYAY lowed to progress results in serious
Pulmonary Bronchial and Asth.
TUOr,uurS matte Diseases oftentimes ncura.
~~CHA 10 BILE. Browns BRONCHIAL TRo-
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~" and give almost immediate relief.
ror,r,,ro For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CA
VUUGHS rAnRH, and CoNsuMPTIvE CorGms
the Troches useful. PUBLIC
AND SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
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COLDS. strengthen the voice. MILITARY
OFFICERS and SOLDIERS who overtax the voice and
are exposed to sudden changes should use them Or
AN AlN only the genuine. browns Bronchial Troches"
having Prored their efficacy by a test Of many years
are nightly recommended and prescribed by Physicians
surgeons in the Army, and have received tcs,imo
mas from many eminent men.
ood by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in the
United States and most Foreign countries at % cts
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There is no other way to cure dis
eases but by first purifying the
whole System SO as to create q
healthy circulation,

uealCuy clECuldIIOu'
The first medical men of the age
agree with us, that no diseases of any
extent can be cured without using
such medicines ~ will act directly
upon the blood. Why many medical
men have failed to cure chronic dis
eases is, because the medicines have
not been such as will act bcncticially
on the blood.
The many thousands of bottles which
have been used by the public, and the
many gallons and barrels supplied to
the physicians warrant us in saying
that the last two years we have been
more successful with our SCONlLL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HOPELESS CASES Of CHRONIC
DISEASES than have any other reme-
dies in the hands vi physicians, orbc-
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II is now admitted that no other
combination known to the profession,
acts So promptly upon diseases as our
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st. Louis College.
panddra ST., .tittoria, q. j.

TTNHIS establishments under the patronage Of
His Lordshp the Right Rev'd N. DEMERs, d.
D., Bishop 'of Vancouver Island, and under the
Superintendent of tho r. X. Fathers Oblrtes Of
Mary Immaculate. ....
I, -
Prcsident-The Rev. Father BAUDRE, O.:M. II
Project of Studes-The Rev. Father McGCCkIN,
professors-ALEx. .Glnsox, B. \.
F. |. ALLEN, .. MI.
EDWARD b. MACSTAY, o. MI.
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cn"cteu cures IN numerous cases, where the most
>killtul physicians in this country and in Europe
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

4 dispatch from Chicago states that number
of members Of the o., A. K. Society have been
arrested on the charge Of oonspiring to raise an
insurreotion on election day and Hberate the pris-
oners in Camp Douglas The would be insurec-
sionists had gone to Chicago under the pretense Of
voting, and among their number is Col Marina
duke, brotherof the RebelGeneral Chas Walch,
door-keeper Of the House Of Representatives /;
Col G. ST. Leger, Greenfield Morgan Adiutant-
General Capt. Cantrell, Of Morgan Command ;
l. T. Shanbs and Charles Trayers Two hundred
stand Of arms, two cart-loads Of revolyers and a
large quantity Of ammunition were found in
Walsh $ house.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

The proceedings at Montreal, before Judge
Coursol in the case Of the ST. Albans raiders, are
represented to be very satisfactory Several Of the
raiders were fully identified as vas also large a
mount Of the money stolen from the ST. Albans
Bank. The counsel far the United States had a
consultation after the adjournment Of the court on
Friday and determined to proceed with one case,
reserying the right to proceed with the others
But If theprisoners are surrendered upon thisone
case, further steps viii be unnecessary. The OBJ
ject Of this movement is to close the case within
few days. Hon John Rose has been retained in
behalf Of our Government. The returned yete-
rams Of the lst Vermont Cavalry are ordered to
assemble at Burlington, VT, without delay, and
hold themselves in readiness for further orders
from the military authorities.
The evidence is now plain that the raid on Buf
falo would actually have taken place but for the
prompt action Of the authorities The Rebels in
Canada have purchased and armed propeller at
Toronto for the purpose Of attacking the United
States steamer Michigan, and for raiding puposes
geaerally on the lakes. Preparations to meet her
are being made At 0swago the citizens are max
inc all due preparations for any rebeious demon
strations. The examination Of the parties arrest
"a At Ocdonsburg took place on Friday They
cave M satisfactory account Of themselves, and
we're rsco uln,itted The town isfall Of rumors.
Patrols hssge been organized to guard the place.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

Abraham Lincoln is reelected by an o7erwhelni-
ing popular majority. The following are the report
ed majorities. Maine 1900, New Hampshire 5000,
Vermont 1000, Rhode Island 5000, Gonneetieqt 5000
Massachusetts $1,000, New York $4,000, New Jer-
seq $780, Pennsylvania 1900, Illinois 10000, Indi
ana 85, o0o, Delaware 1900, Maryland 8ooo Missour
1000, Ohio $4,000, Iowa, West Virginia, Michigan
Kansas, have al gone for Lincoln by increased ma
iorities Nevada and Oregon are not yet heard from
but viii probably give a majority for the Union.
Lincoln electoral majority, as Ear as heard from
is PA
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

Gen. Koontz is elected and has the regular Ger
tifcates of election, and of course viii take his
seat, if he lives. in Congress. The Copperheads
are making efforts to defraud Judge King, and
Messrs. Armstropg and Ross out Of their seats
The Copperhead return Judges, who assembled
at McConnelsburg and in this place Friday,
threw out enough of the regularly polled and re-
turned soldiers vote to elect according to their
calculations KimInell, Meyers and Findey; to all
Of whom, they gave the certificates But such
rascaity cannot prosper. Messrs. King, Arm
strong and Ross win all take their seats in due
time
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11
TIE OVERTHROW or ooPpERHEAD.

IsM.
The presidential struggle has terminated. The
final overthrow Of CoppeFheadism IS now being
celebrated thorughout the entire loyal North. We
have always held chat this Government could not
be subYerted while the people held its destiny in
their hands True to themselves, they have ever
sustained the great measures which have been
promulgated for the adyaneementand maintenance
of those. Liberties guaranteed to us by cur eonst-
tuition And why should itnot be so? Take a
way single arch Of the great structure and the
whole viii 5opple to the ground, and spread un-
versal ruin. How, then. could the honest and
upright ignore the great principle OF self preserve
ton BY emharking upon an unknown sea without
compass, chart, or rudder? How could they pass
the helm inso the hands of those who have openly
and constantly deeried themeans used BY the faith
ful to save the sinking ship Yea, how could
they place in command those who have been the
friends Of our enemies whose interest It is to run
the good old craft down? Nay, Nay The coun-
try thank God, was not to pass into the hands Of
thse who desired to wreck it.
And when we pass IN review the means en-
ployed by thescoundres, who are the interest of
those who desire our destruction, we are aston
ished thas all has gone so well Every species Of
fraud was practieed, from the spurious manufac-
ture of drygoods boxes of soldiers proxies in New
York, down to the little pilerng rascalty in some
Of the districts Of Bedford county Everywhere
we hear of one continued effort to defraud those
who in the dark and dismal hours Of trial stood by
thegood oIdfag. Noeforts were too olaborious ortoo
base. The spirits of both heaven and earth were
invoked to propitiate their unholy purpose to sub
vert our nationality. All worked with VIII and
whilst few may have been honest the greater mum
Der Of their leaders were corrupt beyond compu-
tation. Who would imagine that FIVE men sol
emnly sworn to conduct an election according to
the election laws Of Pennsylvania could be found
to open the polls at 1--WE o'clock in the morning to
permit deserters to vote And yet TWO such cleo
ton boards were to be found in this county. New
er in the history Of the Republic was there such
desneration Dracfiead Asad-a al
men, Brave men, who IN SOLID phaanZ, not having
the fear Of those misereants before their eyes,
moved up detertninedly and sustained their sons
and brothers in arms bearing manfuIly every in
sulttoour patriotism, and making trcasonand blat-
ant copperheadism hide its head The Republic,
thank God, still lives and copperhoadisln has re-
ceiyed It's death blow.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11
Glle etIfQril aqaifer,
BEDF0RD PA. TRIDAT. nov. II. 1881.
THE ELECTION.

The result of the election throughout the Uni
Ted States last Tuesday was great victory ior
freedom and the Union. Abraham Lincoln wasre-
elected President, and Andrew Johnsoneleeted Vice
President by an almost unanimous Electoral vote
The Republic issged- The people have decided
to presege their free institutions. Let every well
wisheF Of his country, and his race rejoice, Bet
ter days are in store for our land Treason Re-
bellion, and anaTohy is doomed to utter overthrow
and speedy eztingnishnent. Fhe people have
solemnly reiterated their unaterable determine
ton that this best Government shall not perish.
Let Us take couragen now and be Of good cheer.
The end draws near, when peace prosperity and
happiness, VIII again gladden. The land.
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1isDatc1 to the BEDFORD Lsqa'rer.

PHILA Nov 10, ls94-The returns Of the
election on Tuesday last indicate that but three
States have given Majority for Gen. Mcclellan,
viz: New Jersey, Delaware, and Kentucky, all
the rest as far as heard from, having gone for the
present administration by giving handsome major
tiles in favor Of the reelection Of President Lin-
coin. D. J. CHAPMAN.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11
TRRAsnM INIMrIlANA
soHs Of Liberty Confessions Of a Deputy
Grand EOmnaAder--P -Pr0posed Assasslna-
tion cf Governor Morton.

tion Of Governor Morton.
INDIANopohIs, November 4. :. Horace IIeacrn
Deputy Grand Commander Of ths Order of the
Sons Of Liberty IN Iadtana, who tor some weeks
has neen on trial here for Participation in q.
treasonaoe conspiracy, to-day tulned States ezi-
deace, and made startling revelation of the
schemes ot the Order He said char nobody but
Democrats lad been admitted INTO the order, or
would be II they applied.
lie confirmed the previous evidence Of the mill
tagg organization ct tho Order. and Of the ap-
pointmeutof Major General I'd command it,
DF. i55wles, one OF the accused, was commander
in-chlef with a staff, OF which DR. James B.
Wilson, recently arrested was Adiutant General.
He said that adlommittee Of Thirteen was ar-
pointed to prepare for an insurrection, aud that
the insurrectlon Eas inepded TO release the Rebel
prisoners IN the Northwest, arm them from the
Government arsenals, overthrow the State Coy
ernmenf Blii Governor Morton, or hold him as a
hostage tor captured insugreetonists and then
form the Northwest into separate GonfedeTacv
He sald be was told by Adjutant- General WI
son, ol B0Tles tat, thar S50J000 had been sent
by the Rebel agents ID Canada into the North.
vest to purchase arms I9r the Order, and th,al
S4JQ,091 bad been LETT IN Indiana, in the hand
OF D0dd, and John U Walker, State agent =
Wilson showed Heiern $1,000 he received from
Bowie 70 buy arms in Washington county
HHern further swore thar the Committee ol
Thirteen had appointed ten men to Kill Governor
Morton and lew days since the Governor re
ceiyed letter, signed b. one Of the men, declar
ing tllat the writer aud his associates wexg
sworn 10 XIII him. and would do it. Heffern7 !.
| revelations astounded the ConTt, though prepares
py the previous evidence for part of it. If Gov
eTnor Morton was Killed, DR.. Athon, Secretary o
State aud ncniber of the Order, was TO take III.
place. as provided By law, in case Of the death or
disability OF the Governor and Lieutenant-Goyer
J
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11
From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

Gentlemen In reply to your inqairy a. to the effect
produced BY the use Of Hoef'ands GesInaa Biers, i
my family, have no hesitatien sans that It has been
hlgy beneficial IN one Instance ease az dgspcPsa Of
thirteen years standing and which had become very dis
ressng the use Of one bottle gave decided rec TIE
ond 9lecting cnre and the third seems mas confirmed
1e cure for thers hs been symptoms Of It's for
the last SIX years, IN my individual Of Z find 1t
he an rnequalea tone and sincerely recommend ts use
10 the sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM.
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Yjnc ter "a
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Act Promptly and Certainly
IN ALL STAGES OF
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ag the eyacaasions regslar and uniform. ALL THE
GENEltAI. SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A RAPID
IT4 THAT SEEMS MARY EL0US.--.f. f. GaarchiU
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Late Rebel newspapers presenta terrible picture
OF affairs N that portion of Louisiana within the
lines Of JEFF Davis's armies. The destitution Of
the people is represented as extreme, and starva
Of the principal causes mentioned for this i the
absolute worthlessness to which Rebel money has
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4landeling, piltering and horse-stealngn are said
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have finally heard of the defeat y the Union Gen
Tennessee. An order has been issued at Mobile
tor the enrolment of all negroes between fifteen
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