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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
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&c. &c, &c. &c &c.
rron new york.


! NEw YORK, July ga special dispatch to
the Tribune dated Washington July % says:
A dispatch from Atlanta received by the Gov
! ernment this evening estimate our losses in Fri
days battle at about 600 and that of the rebels
at 5000.
I About 500 rebels were buried in front OF our
+ left wing.
I The fighting is represented as having been
terrific, the rebels making repeated charges with
the bayonet, each time being repuissd win much
slaughter, and finally driven to their i0rtii
cations
The rebels destroyed all their immense depots
of provisions in Atlanta, ,.and il is believed were
retreating by the Macon road
Our cavalry would probably intercept their re
treat long enough TO enable our infantry to
come up.
Two rebel Briglders we're killed aud two
wounded
Dispatches have just been received announcing
the successful result of Gen. Rousseaus cavalry
expedition on the lanks of Hoods army at
! Atlanta
Rosseau's force left Decatur few days ago.
recrossing the Chattaho0chie his column pro
ceeded down the railroad towards Montgomery
Alabama, burning all the railroad bridges; ar
irving at Montgomery, the column under Gen.
Garrard, which left Decatur, destroyed the rail
road between that place and Covington and
large railroad bridges crossing the Ucafauhachy
and Yellow rivers burning both.
The columns arrived safely at Marietta. Loss
triaing.
The Herald's Washington special says:
The fight before Atlanta is regarded here as
highly satisfactory and indicative Of much more
substantial victory than the mere occupation Of
that city would have been according to official
accounts received.
Since Hood assumed command of the rebel
army he has lost over twelve thousand men,
Sherman's losses will not exceed three tho1-
sand five hundred.
lt is believed Hoods army must become
thoroughly demOralized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27

a THE AMERICAN DasPENsARY WE TREAT By
N method, and with the happiest results. Pro
dpsEs Iter falling of the womb JdaeerafioR JIcer-
dti0 LHcsOrrked, whites) Urinary and all other dis
which the american Female peculiarly
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one
the Doctors Female Syria0es This instrument should
be used By every In the land for the purpose
cleanliness, comfort, helh, de- Sent free receipt
ofstamp. copy Of Private Letter TO Married Ladies
health, fc. The Doctor's celebrated Female Pils
fresh from the Dspenssry CeTy good In simple dis
eases, Irregularities dc. Price 81, sent by mail.
At the american DspenSdry We also treat, witlosl
mercury, and with failing success, TeasySdt
what the quacks call prvate secret diseases; Sgis
In all its stages. GonOhea, Gleet, Structure Hydrocele
Crcocee, Varicocee, Carsocee, Spermatorhea, Seins
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of sef-abuse. The last six
tteated Of in priyate letter, which send free
receipt Of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon i'm charge Of this de-
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New York City, enables him TO patients scientcs
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by lettei
and be treated their homes In urgent send O.
ort10 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confeieatidl. Room No. "a n
East ashngton Street. indianapolis. L. o. Box 1884.
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STOLEN.
SO REWARD

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yellow. doahle painted the dash boara, about
half
Five dollars reward will be given Tor the wagon or ten
dollara fof the wagon aud thief
y "a. 4. KUlLMAd,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! !

One department OF our Dispensary specially voted
TO the treatment Of The Diseases Of Females such
chorrhea, or White" Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Mensruation Nervous and General Debility Disease
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Direct all letters TO
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MENpINc AND SECURING.


H1ENDRR AND scoURER. has removed to Bisck-
vi forsi's building, Fourth story, No ~ corner Of
Wasnngian and Meridian street.
Al xariarnts entrusted % him viii BE- promptly and
neatly renovated aud repahcd
Ankinfs af tailoring and cutting for boys and men, IN
the style on short notice sns a low rates.
a .d2m
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR CoLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH
- Meridian Street. forfeits his fee II he fails in
ing any that may come under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing. lie warrants you
Syphilis, in the primary stage. helped in IS min
utes, cured In "a hours elect Of 20 years standing
cured by DIR. c. Office hours 10 10 p. M. mar25
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youth and maturity arising from the banefu habits
OF self-abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe ut
mosimportance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts OF their physical ability 70
enter that state Sent 10 any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt of cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention TO the treat
men ofthe varous private diseases OF In pr
vate report Our Dspensary the only Institution ofths
kind In America which has been tablished by special
charter anl this fact should give IL preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character TO be oun in al
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REAPERs AND MOWERS.

TENHE IRON HARVESTER Is or EXHIBITION At
the Court House Yard. Self Rsker Hand Raker aad
ohlocApper. Farmers call and examine them
myiG-dlm l. AYkEs, Agent.
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from patients who have been cured after being pro-
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lnar Will ihe Dlarfhea Dy.entary ty oe boie.
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DAILY SENTINEL
Telegraphic Dispatches.
EEPoKrED xxFExssLr ToA rHE DAILY sTArE sksrnkL-
MORNING REPORT.
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
PARTICULARS OF THE LATE BATTLE.
UNION TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
THE REBELS ON THE RETREAT
LOSSES OF the TITO .9R.uEES
Gen. EIOsseau Reaches Mont
gOmery.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF BRIDGES.

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF BRIDGES
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-18
EDITORIAL. CORRESPONDENCE.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,
HARRISBURG, Feb. 20, 1864.
No. 4.
DEAR GAZETTE:

DEAR GAZETTE:
Legislation is now progressing quite brsk-
ly, the machinery of both houses being in good
working order. The Abolition Senators have
at last abandoned the position which they held
for the last two months, viz: that the Speaker
otthslast Senate is the Speaker of the present one
This is a great triumph for the Democratic SEN
ators and complete vindication of the correct
ness of their position. If Mr.. Penny was the
lawful presiding officer of the Senate for the
past two months, as claimed by the Abolition
members of that body, why did he not continue
to preside without reelection The truth is
that the miserable pretence that the Speaker of
the last Senate is the Speaker of the present one
was set up only to enable the Abolitionists to
have an election held in the Indiana district
1t was ''military necessity" on the part of the
men who seized the control of the Senate. The
cxigency now having passed, they abandon their
opposition TO precedent and law, and virtually
Un w ednesday Iasr, 1hr. renny was elected
speaker. The voto stood for Penny II; for
Clymer 16. H.
The bounty bill has passed the House, and.
presume, will soon be through the Senate
There are now three hundred and ifty-sx bills
on the file of the House and ninety four on that
of the Senate. many of which have already been
considered and passed. There is proposition
before the Legisture to remove the capitol to
Philadelphia. What its fate will be- am un-
able to say.
There is nothing new in politics, except that
Secretary Chase is said to have Withdrawn from
the Presidential canvass. should not be sur
prised if this declination of the Marquis of
Greenbacks, will, in the end, turn out TO be a
poor imitation of the great Roman who. son
the Lupercal," thrice refused the imperial crown.
On the other hand the Fremont men are gain.
ing ground day by day. A new paper in their
interest, has been started in New York CITY. Il
is called the New Nation The ~ York Tribune
also opposes the denomination of Mr. Lincoln.
The New Hampshire election, as was anticipa-
ted, resulted in-favor of the Abolitionists. The
granite State has not been Democratic since
ls52-twelve years ago-and from present ap-
pearances, has not much notion of returning to
the love of her earlier days. But slime set,
all things even;" and it cannot be but that even
in fanatic New England, Abotionism and
Miscegenation" will succumb, sooner or later,
to the true interests and dignity of the white
man. b. F. M.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-18
Senatorial Conference.

The Conferees from the Senatorial District
composed of the counties of Huntingdon, Bed
ford and Somerset, met at the Mengel House in
the borough of Bedford, on Wednesday, the
9th day of March, 1864, and organized by call
ing Col. Andrew johnson to the chair, and ap-
pointing Isaac Mengcl and William Foster, sec
retarieS.
The following named gentlemen appeared
and were admitted to compose the conference
Huntingdon-Col. Andrew Johnson Major
John s. Miller and David c. Gates, Esq
Bedford--lsaac Mengel, William Foster and
John P. Reed, ESQ.,, substitute for William Gill
lespie, Esq.
Somerset. d. Roddy, Esq, A. J. Colborn,
Esq, and George #. Baer Esq, represented by
Wm J. Baer, Esq.
On motion Of Major Miller, the Conference
proceeded to elect Senatorial Delegate to rep
resent the district in the ensuing Democratic
State Convention. J. P. Reed, Esq, nomina-
ted Hon. William p. Sehell, Of Bedford. On
motion nominations were closed, and Mr.. Schell
was unanimously elected
On motion Of Mr.. Reed, the officers of the
meeting were directed to execute and deliver to
Mr.. Schell the proper credentials. On motion,
adjourned
ANDREW JOHNSON, Pros't,
Isaac MEseEr, Secretaries,
Wa. FosTER, Nso
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-18

being, that never had an ex-
istence, and never will have, anywhere out
side the cracked brains and disturbed fan
cies of such men as Garrison, Phillips and
Greeley.
We repeat that, if the Union is to be re-
stored it must be done by the election Of
Democratic President, who will pursue the
line of policy laid down above, or there is
no longer any hope. If, on the other hand,
the Republicans re-elect Abraham Lincoln,
or elect Fremont, there will be neither
restoration nor a reconstruction but the
final and eternal separation of the North
and South will follow. Or, if we should
be mistaken, and reconstruction should
take place by mere force of arms; neither
the North nor the South will be inhabita-
Bile, for any one having either the principles
of freeman or the skin of white man.
We ask our Republican friends--we mean
those who are not crazy with war, drunk
with blood, or gorged with ''greenbacks"--
and they are very few in number-to take
these things into consideration seriously
We want them to think and reason the mat
ter for the good of the country, and not for
the good of their party. If we elect
sound Democratic President there is yet
hope to save this Union-if we fail, then
this war will not be ended finally for the
next four years; and debt, taxation, con-
scription and the shedding of more blood
will follow. And, what is to be dreaded
most of all, either separation or despotism.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-18
ADI Ed

WHETSTONE.-On the 10th ut., David
Franklin, son of Josiah MILESTONE, aged 9 mo.
and days.
BlDDLE.-On the LIST inst, Daniel, son of
Peter Biddle, aged months and 10 days.
BURKET.-At Camp Curtin, of diptheria.
Philip, son of Jesse Burket, aged II yeays, 3
months and days.
COLVIN.-On the 9th Of February, Cora
Blanche, second daughter of John E. and Alma
Colvin, aged 2 years. months and 20 days
See our darling little Blanche
Peaceful in her slumber lay,
Gently to the grave we'll bear hor,
Lay her from our sight away. ~
:
List and hear the angels welcome,
As our child floats far above,
Well not weep for Christ has ta'en her,
And we know that God is love.