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STRANGE II y

Trust not your lives or health to the care OF the many
Unlcarned and worthless Pretenders, destitute 81
knoplelge, name or character, who copy Dr. john
stnrs avertsemene style themselves IN the news
ugpars regularly Educated Physicians, incapable Oi
Curing they keep YOU trlling month after month ta-
king their nthy and poisonous compounds, or long
a. the emallest lee can be obtained and IN despair,
Ieav. Won with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
disappointment
Dr. Johnston the only Physician advertising.
HIS credentials diplomas always hang IN hls office
Ills remedies treatment are unknown 10 all Others
nrepared from lie spent III the great hospitals Of Eu
rome; the first IN e country and more extensive
Pirate Prlrf,'s than any other Physician IN the
world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
ira many thousands cured At this institution yea
after year and the numerous important Surgical Op-
erations performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
renorters of the sun" "Chpper," and many other
arers notices which have appeared again and again
before III public, besides his standing gentleman
Of character and responsibility, sufficient gusrsn-
tee 70 the afflicted,
skin Diseases speedily cured
szs-No letters received unless pot I'D aud con-
+ainfnq stamp to be used the reply Persons WI
tng should state age and send porsn advertisement,
describing symptoms.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON ~. ID,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital Baltimore, Marypd
dcc22-ly
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Hon. X. l.. Berkshire. Juirr supreme Court
Appeals, MorgautOWn, West A.
Hon. VIM. Il. IIarnsou Judge Supreme court
Appeals, ClaTkshuTg. West Nr.
N GOH Esq. President ~ 4 NJ Bank - Wtre,iuy
at ClarksbuTg, West Va.
W. Wagner, Cashier NJ. s. NJ. Banf 80 s h-sing a
Morgsntovn, West Va
Kramer * Kahm, Bankers, Pitt.
Rittenbouse, FAINT Co, Bank"'s, Washington, y
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yrw YORK CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

The House Committee on Expenditures
lave lust returned from New York, where
tbcy have been investigating the custom
hJuse affairs. and the manner IN which
vessels were cleread to run the blockade, 1t
: said they have made out very strong
case against certain parties who have had
charge of that branch OF the service. it
: clear that immense sums of money have
been raised by those engaged in this busi>
ness. by the conoivance of government
officials
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Tnc RED RIVER DISASTER.

It's, Of couree distinctly understood here
that Gen. Banks was very badly defeated
npon the Red river, and that the expedi
ton for the capture of Shreveport is aban-
doned for the present. Considerable ap-
prehension Is now felt tor Gen. Steele's
,hvison Of eighteen thousand troops,
which bas marched overland to Join Banks
60 complete the conquest of the transmits
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The findings in the case of Surgeon Gen
Hammond have been transmitted to Secr'y
stanton by Judge Advocate Holt, The
President ha, also been made aware of the
findings The facts developed in this case,
will 9" tar 10 shake the confidence OF the
people respecting an honest administration
oS aiIalrs where high sums OF money are
dj,bursed, and immense contracts are gwen
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06
UNION STATE CONVECTION.

Agreeably to appointment. the delegates to the
Union State Convention assembled the hall Of
the House of Representatives of tbs city at u
o clock NJ. The convention was eane to order by
Mr.. Wayne MVeagh, chairman d the Union
Stqte Central Committee.
Ex-senator SerriIl of Delaware cunty, nomi-
mated the Hon. John P. Penny, of allegheny, fqr
temporary chairman.
Mr. Penny, ] hope that the Covention win
excuse me from acting in any capaity requiring
any exercise of strength; for | certinly am una
bic in my present state Of healtho accept the
honor
The nomination being withdrawn
Mr.. George Bergner Eominatedthe Hon. II.
johnson, Senator from tie Union district.
Mr. johnson was unanimously c.osen, and OF
taking the chair made appropriate emarks
The following named gentleme we're elected
temporary clerks:
Samuel Alleman, delegate fromBnyder
John II. Stewart, delegate fromAllegheny
George H. Moore, delegate fron Philadelphia
David L. Barnes, delegate fronlFayette. "
The credentials of delegates we're read. The
following is a correct list:
SENATORIAL DELEGAES.
LIST Dist. Philad' a-Robert c. Ittermary.
ID :" Jabez c. Dl Hallway.
Sd : 6 Abel Lukeis
4th " Chas. Thompson Jones.
Chester and Delaware-Jacob 1. SerriI.
Montgomery William Brooke
Bucks--Joseph Barnsey.
Lehighand Northampton WV. Hammersley.
Berks-Z T. Gait.
Schuylkill-C Conrad T. Shinde.
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne, Capt. John
Shields.
Bradford, susquehanpa, SuIlhan and Wyoming
William J Turrell.
Luzerne-S. B. Longstreet
Toga, Potter, NJ 'Kean and Warren Stephen
F. Wilson.
Clinton, Lycoming, Centre ald UniOn-JOhn S.
Furst
Snyder, Montour, Northumberland and Colum-
bia- Franklin Bound.
Cumberland, Mifiin, Perry and Juniata- -Robt,
Campbell
Dauphin and Lebanon-Wn Colder.
1aneaster-John Brady, David H Cochran.
York-Alexander J. Frey
Adams, Franklin and Fultoa-Col I. s. Stun
baugh.
Somerset, Bedford and Huatingdon-GeO. ".
Householder.
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conquer. The sanctuary is found in eve
land to-day, and the religion of Christ shall
untouched by the flames, which shall consume I
world
Christianity reveals an endless future. 1t
the only religion that answers the question
a man die, shall he live again p It opens to
the gate of Immortality. 1T breatheso of love
Heaven. the home of angels, and Of joys too pu
to die. :" Itassures US that we shall meet our ID
IGNORES in Paradise, to go out from their gE
presence-neyer more. 1t points to thron
which never crumble, and crowns that ney
fade, and over the shining portals Of a better II
writes in lettars Of gold, "Whosoeyer viii,
him enter
Such is a meagre outline Of the Christiani
which we advocate as the chief agent and suppe
of civilization. ineomparably great and inc
culably good
However beautiful the mythology of Greece
instinct with Imagination hiding a Naiad in et
~ fountain, and crowning every rock with \
Orad- -deifying shadows and storms, and sendf
across q waste of ocean, a celestial emperor its
lost in the thought of great One Spirit, supp
ing, by his perpetual presence, the lamp of !
UniveIse--listening in all its silence, speaking
all its voices, destined to right the wrongs exrn
the mysteries, and satisfy the aspirations ola
groaning world SIGMA
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sgoearq
The Peaceful Waiting.


A IIrrLE lo yer yet, little longer,
Shall Yiolets bloom for iEee and sweet birds sing
AID the lime branches where soft winds are blowing
Shall nurmur the swesg promise Of the spring.
A little loager Jet a littis longer,
Thou shalt behold the quiet Of the morn,
While tender grasses ard awakening flowers
Send an golden tint to greet the dawn.
Aiitte longer yet. a little longer,
The tenderness Of twilight shall be thins
The rosy clouds that aost Ger dying daylight,
To fade till trembling stars begin to shine.
Attic longer yet, little longer,
Shall starry night be beautiful to thee,
And the cold moon shall look through the slne silence,
Flooding her silver path upon the sea.
A little longer yet, little longer,
Life shall be tAine-life with its power to will,
Life, with its stTpngth to bear, to love- conquer,
Bringing its thousand joys thy heart 10 aII.
A little longer still--patienee, e, beloved
A little longer still ere Heaven unron
The glory, and the brightness, and the wonder,
Eternal and divine, that wait thy soul.
A little longer, ere life, true immortal
Not thine our shsdowy hfe will be thine own
And thou shalt stand where winged archangeS worship
And trembling bow before the great white throne.
4 little longer stilI, and Heaven awaits thee,
And fills thy spirit With great ealight:
Then our pale joys win seem dream forgotten,
Our darkness and our day q night.
A little longer, and thy heart, beloved,
Shall beat forever with a love divine,
And joy pure, Sc mighty, SO eternal,
No mortal knows and lives, gaAll then be thine.
little lenger yet, and angel voices
Shall sing in heavenly chant upon thine ear;
Angels and saints await thee and God needs thee.
Beloved, can We bid thee linger here?
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What We Import and How Much.

The recovery Of gold and its steady adyanoin
price for the week past can be traced to excesve
impoftations. The length to which the eounry
is going in this respect is truly astonishing, ind
the fact itself points out the duty Of Congreson
the question of the tariff. Take the importfor
the past week at the p2rt of New York alos-
thus
General merchandise $s,las99
Dry Goods l,S9694
Total, $7,49a3
The exports of gold for the week were else-
quently large, amounting to not less than $500,
600. The demand for exchange necessarilyent
the premium up, as We have seen.
Itmay be interesting, if Tot profitable, tonow
what Injuries are included in the week insorta-
tons. Here are some Of them:
Jewelry $3l3,5ll Fancy Goods e,344
Watches, 81, ,545 Toys, ,444
Perfumefy, 4,475 Patent Leather. 90.
Wines, T0,237 Champagne, B,2S-
Gin, 1882 Brandy, b,49l
Liquors, it viii be seen. predominat i'm
mepsely. 1t is into this vortex that miles 60,
both for the domestic and foreign brands. Those
who viii have these and other luxuries shtld be
made to pay the highest duty 1t wouldn the
end, however, be better for the country al man
kind to sink altogether the idea Of revena from
liquors, and levy duties absolutely prohibbry.
Congress cannot too soon apply Itself snestlg
to complete revision of the tariff Theountry
needs to be saved from Its own follies asyineei
in the extent and character Of fnpdatlons,
while, as general principle, we need a riff ad-
justment that win give the largest amour of rev
enue. There are conclusive reasons inEayor Of
absolute prohibition for the sake Of thoseranches
Of manufactures that are to be heavily tked, and
as a necessary means of administering whole
some check to extravaganza and ITS eonquences,
There IS no hope of gold eheapeningwhile ex-
cessive importation goes on. Unless its checked
the drain viii be constant and permapnt. This
can be done in no other way than by te imposi-
ton of duties with heavy hand, ANA bold de.
termination to rescue the country firm It's own
follies and to protect its varied interess
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BEDFORIPa.. FRIDAY. MAY g, 1864.
Blair, Cambria and CIearfeld H. A. Boggs.

Blair, Cambria and Glearfeld-H A. Boggs.
WestmorelaE.da and Fayette Col. Eyerard Bierer.
Indiana and ArmstrongDr. Thos. St, Clair.
Washington and Greene-George Y. Lawrence,
Allegheny james l. Graham, John NJ. Kirk
patrick.
Beaver and Butler-Thomas Robinson
Lawrence, Mercer and Eenango II.
Sample
Erie and crawford-Jonas Gunnison.
Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and Elk Christian
Myers.
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REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.


~1etu1ho y =. -HSA'AA~i-4'@
Alegheny-Hon. James Lowry, jr., John H.
Stewart John P. Penny, j. j. Siebeneck and Ja-
red VI. Brush.
Armstrong and 1Yestmoreland- james A. Hun
ter, John w. Mckee, Dr.J n Loughery.
Beaver and Lawrenee--JaInes S. Rutan, Wm.
IL Francis
Bedford-Charles ". Ashcom
Berks- Henry Stump Henry Krausc, Samuel
Weitzel
Major Benjamin L. Hewitt
Bradford -Dummer Lilly, Joseph Marsh.
Bucks Joseph s. Elg, Stacy Brown.
Butler. D. MeJunkin, II. G. Graham.
Cambria--A. A. Barker.
Carbon and Lehigh-John H. Oliver, 7, T.
Walter
Ceatre-John T. johnson.
Chester-P1sey J. Nichols, John Trey, DR.. vii
rer WorthiIigton.
Clarion and Forest-Hunter Orr.
Clearfield, Jefferson, n Kean and Elk-N'nn. ).
Hemphill, Capt. I4ucius Rogers.
clinton-Chas. " Wingard.
Crawford and Warrea-S B. Dick, Nm D.
Brown.
CuInberland--James 5. Dunbar.
Daaphin-George Bergner, John J. Shoemaker.
Delaware-John J. Roland.
Eiie-Geo. W. De Camy, Perry Devore.
Fayette-David L. Barnes.
Franklin and Fulton-Jchn Rove, NJ. Edgar
King.
Greene X. Evans
Htntingdon-Ge George W. johnson
Indiana-Col James r. Porter.
Juniata Union and Snyder--Samuel Alleman,
John J. Patterson.
IA.ncaster- George II Mehafey, William 5.
Anweg, NJ ii. shirk, J. & Alexander.
| Iabanon-A s Ely
/ Luzerne-H. p Moody, Samuel Hogt Ir'
Tripp.
Lycoming Henry Johnstqp.
Mercer and Venango- William Burgwin, Nm
Stewart
Mifiin-George H. Galbrqith.
Monroe and Hike-Edward Halliday.
| Montgomery-G Justice Mitchell, William
Ranbo. NJ Howard jenkins.
Northampton Samuel L Cooley, James j
MingIe,
Northumberland Youngman.
Perry-Dr. ] p Clark.
Potter and Tioga--A G olmstead, John "
Guernsey.
Sehnylkill-Lnn Bartholomew, DR.. + H Coryell
James FL Campbell
Somerset Charles c Musselman.
! Susauehannna-I4F Fitch
Washington lillian A Mickey, James Ruple
Wayne-A b Walker.
York-Alexander Underwood, Henry B MnsseF
| On motion, the temporary chairman appointe'
the following gentlemen as committee OF con
tested seats
JW Frazer, John Fry, George Bergner, \
Olmstead, Franklin Bound and Jacob Serrin.
On motion Alr Bergner a committee on perma
nent organization, composed Of one delegate fror
each Senatorial district, was appointed, aud Isl
follows:
/ re Tittermary W r Leeds, Benjamin G Man
Twp White, William Rambo, DR. w Worth
lington. w w Hammersley, JOS Barnsley, NJ
Shirk. John Brady, L Bartholomew, W Guerr
sey, IT Gait, S P Longstgset, w s Turren, J
johnson, w NJ Francis, John Youngman, B
Hewitt, James r Porter, j L Rutan, james LGrs
ham. John NJ kirkpatrick. james Gunnison,
Edgar King, James Ripple, A B Walker, Ale
/ J Fry, J C Clark, George w johnson, Christia
Myers, j J Shoemaker.
Mr. Bergner offered resolution relative to th
appointment of certain committees which was lai
over.
The Convention then adjourned till three o 'cloc
this afternoon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06

The Union nen have swept the Spring e!ec-
ton in Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana. Michigan.
Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kansas snd
New York ;---chosen State officers by4decisise
maiosities in New Hampshire, CONNECTICUT and
Rode Island, and carried nearly twosthirds of the
delegates 70 the Maryland Constitutional Gonven-
ton in favor Of Freedom. So onessthe Presiden-
tial struggle of 1854
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-06
DANIEL BoRDER. .
HOTELS.
THE. MENGEL HOUSE.

TgREE DooRs NoRrH or ME PuBLIc squRE, JVLIAEA sT
Bedford, Pa.
THHIs HOUSE 50 well known to the travelling public,
continues under The charge Of Isaac Meagel- He
spares no pains supply the wants and comfort Of al
who favor him with their patronage His tablets spread
3ith the best the market affords. His chambers
are handsomely furnished conTeniont stable Is at
taehed to tue House, attended by careful hostlers
apr. 8, Is64-zz.s
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RUpp, SHANNON, & CO., BANKERS,

4
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
COLLECTIONS made for the East, West, North and
South and the general business of Exchange, trans
aeted Notes and Accounts Collected, and RemittAnce
promptly made REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
G. ". RuPP, O. E. SHANNON, F. BESEDIoT.
apr. Is. IS64-tf.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
i, ronvent;oD re-assembled at 3p n.

The Convention re-assembled at 3 Pm
Mr.. Joseph S. Ely was admitted to . seat in
place of delegate from Bucks county, not pres
ent.
DR.. Worthngton presented report from the
committee on permanent organization. The re-
port, which was adopted, nominated the following
named gentlemen for officers of the Convention
PRESIDENT,
HON. GEORGE v. LAWRENCE, of Wash
ington.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Lytle ]. Hurst, John Fry, Henry f. Wallace,
VIM. A. Simpson, Jacob S. Serrill, M. I'll. ShiFk,
M. Howard jenkins, Joseph Barnsley, James i.
Mingle, Henry Stump, DR.. r. II. Coryell, Edwsrd
Halliday, Duinmer Lilly, Ira Tripp, Stephen +.
Wilson. franklin Bound, John ]. Patterson,
William Colder, David III. Cochran, George ~.
Mehafey. Alexander Underwood, George w.
Householder. A. A Barker, DIR. Thomas st.
Clair. Lewis X. Evans, John p Penney, John S.
Furst, James L. Graham, Thomas Robinson, Wm.
Stewart, Perry Deyore, Hunter Orr and DF. j.
N. Loughery.
SECRETARIES.
ALL. T.9.v III II
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JOSEPH W. TATE,

ATTORNEY Al Law, BEDFORD PA
WILL u-omptly attend collections and all business
wv entrusted 10 his c&rein Bedford and adjoining
ties Money advanced on Judgments, Notes and other
Claims Has for sale Town Lots, in Tatesville and St
Joseph,s on Bedford Railroad. Farms and Dnim-
proved land in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Once opposite the Banking House Of Resd Seheh.
apr. Is, lS64-lo n.
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ESPY WI. ALsIP,
ArroRSEY AT Law, BEDFORD Pa,
VIII faithfully and promptly attend to all business
trusted to his care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
Military claims Pensions back pay, Bounty, DC spec
dily collected.
Once with Mann / Spang, Julians street. doors
south ofthe Mengel House.
April l. IS64-tE
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
Z. III. AKERs,

L. III. AKERS,
ATTORNEY At Law, nEDFoED, Pa.
VIII attend promptly to a business entrusted to his
care. Military claims speedily collected oee 5uli
ana Street two doors north ef the Inquirer Office.
AnriI I. 1Se4-ff.
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Senatorial.
Morton M'liichael, Philadelphia.
Thomas Il. Cunningham, Beaver county,
REPRESENTATIVE.
1-Robert P. King, I3-Ehas ". Hall,
2-7eoree NJ Coates, I4-Charles II. ShrineI,
3-Henr5 Bumm, 15-John Nister,
4-Wilham H. Kern, l6-Dayid II MConaugky
5-Bartin III. jerks. 17-Dayid w Woods.
6-Charles M. Runk 1S-Isaac Benson,
--Robert Parke, I9-JJhn Patton.
S-Aaron Null, 20-Samuel B. Dick,
9-John g. Hiestand, 2l-Eyerard Bierer,
10-Riehard II. Coryeu, 22-John p. Penny,
Il-Edward Hollidav 23-Ebeuezer MJunkin
l2-Charles f. Reed, 24-John W. Blanchard,
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following is a list Of the State Central Com
mittee, with their post Office address:
1st district, Philad'a, Jeremiah Nichols, Charles
Humphreys.
I'd " David kramer, William r.
= kemhle.
Sd Charles x Neal, Egbert K.
Nichols.
4th George W Hammersly,
Benjamin II. Brown.
Adams-Dayid s. Buehler, Getteysburg.
Allegheny-Johl ~ kirkpatrick, J. j. Siebenick.
Pittsburg.
Armstrong--John Ralston, Averton.
Beaver-D. L. IIhbrie, Beaver.
Bedford-George w. Roop, Bedford.
Berks-Alex. b. Tuition. z. I. Gait, Reading
Blair-Samuel NJ Camant, Sabbath Rest
Bucks-James 3. Lambert, Doyestown.
Bradiord-StepbenA Aland, Towanda.
Butfer-Charles c. McCandless, Butler.
Canbria-A A. Barker. Ebensburg
CaFbon-Charles Albright, Maueh Chunk.
Cameron-F. ?. Haekett Shippen
Centre-Edmugd Blanchard, Bellefonte.
I'hester-Wm. b. Waddle, West Chester
Clarion-B. J. Reed Clarion.
Gfearfeld-S. B. Row, Clear6eld.
clnton-Chas W. Wingard, Lock Haven.
Colambia-Robert f. Clark, Bloomsbury.
Crawford-Henry G. johnson, Meadyi.le.
Cumberland-Jehn B. Parker, Carlisle
Dauphin-George Bergner, John J. Shoemaker,
Harrisburg.
Delaware Ketehly Morton, Oakdqle.
Elk--Albert Willis, Ridgway
F3rie-samuel c. Stanford, Waterford
Fayette-Ben Z. HELEN, Uniontown.
Frarkin-F. s. Stumbangh Chambersblrg.
Fulton-M Edgar King, McConnelIsbnrg.
Greene-C. E. Minor Waynesburg.
Huntingdou-G. W, Johnson, Huntingdon
Indiana-F NJ Kinte-, Indiana -
.Iuliiata-John j. Patterson, Mifflintown-
Laneaster-O. j. Diekey, Lancaster eityi Peter
Martin Lincoln Post Office.
Lebanon-T L. Worth, Lebanon.
Iehigh-R. Clay Hafhnersley Catasauqua.
Iuzerne-S. p Longstreet, Wilkesharre.
Lvcoming-Peter Herdc, Willamsport.
McKean-Lucius Rogers, Smithport.
Mercer-J II. Robinson, Mercer.
Mifflin-Alfred Marks, Lewistown.
LAWRENCE Oliver G. Hazen, Sew Castle.
Monroe----John r. Stokes Stroudsburg.
Montgomery Charles Xuger, Cabinet
Montour---- David Roberts, Danvile.
Northampton--W..i Fl. Armstrong, Easton.
Northumberland Franklin Bound. Milton.
Perry-Benianitl f. Junken, Nes Rloomfeid,
Pike-A B Sherman, Milford
Potter-D EI.arabee, Couderspor.
Schuylkiil-Seth Gcer Minerssille
S4yder-Moses Specht, Beavertowas
Somerset-Eli K Halnes, Somerset.
Susquehanna-D Z Lathrop, MonGose
Sulliyan-Thomas Tngrsn, Lapcfze.
| Tioga--M II Cobb. Wellsthro. =
Union Samuel 0fwsg, Lewisburg.
| Eenango-Peter Mctfough, Franklin.
! Warrea-- VIZ d Brown, Warren.
/ Washingtop4hJos & Ruplc, Washington
! .Nayne-aHenry NJ Seeley, Honcsdaie.
Westn0rland --Joia aaEI&in Harrisol City.
Wyoming- aiue, Pankhannoce,a
York--Silas fcry, York,
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PHYSICIANS, &C.
IN. BOWSER,
DENTIST.
DIR. a. F. HARRY,

Respectfully tenders his professional services 10 the
itizens Of Bedford and vicinity Office and residence
tt Street. n the building formerly occupied by Dr. H.
Iohns.
April ], 1s64-f
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j. R. DURBOKROw,

J.R. DURRGKROw,
ATTORNEY Law, EEDFoRD, PA.
Office one door south of the stMengei House,
Win promptly all business intrustedtO bis
Collections made on the shortest notice
Having also, been regularly licensed TO prosecute
Claims against the Government particular attention will
be given 30 the collection Of Military claims Of all
kinds Passions Back Paw Bounty, Bounty Loans, &c.
Bedford apr. S, lS64-tf
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80. mARRouRG. M. d.

Having permanently located respectfully tenders hi
professional services the citizens Of Bedford and
cnity. Office Juiana Street, opposite the Bank, on
door north of Hall & Palmer Office.
April /, lS64-tf.
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ALEX. KING,

ATTORNEY AT LAEI
And agent for procuring arrears of Pay and Bounty
money. once on Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa
April !, lS64-tf.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
prarrieA.


ClARK-DuSLAP-On Thursday, october ~. at ths resi-
denos OF the brides mother. by the Rev d. s. u
Burchard ELnoas M CLARK. ELIZA A., eldest daugoser
OF the late William Dunlap, both Of this city No cards.
CRANE -rioxisos.-Ou Wednesday evening, October
20. at the dence OF the brides father BY the Rev
Dr. Scott, assisted by Rev. a. A Pesz, B. CsAKg Jr
all of this city
cauD-Txs Evcr.-on Thursday evening, October n,
.oe heormsd Dutch church, Harrison street. BY the
rev. ~. smith. D. D., H9sRY A. CRLD TO LOUISA M
uauguser o. Gonrad A Ten Eyck, oil OF Brooklyn.
:, DksER-L hoahErIRU. Wednesday, October 26. BY
inc rev Il kaston smith SAMUEL "A. DEvss, 10 Iizsn
A. daughter Of Coles LHom medieu. ESQ.,. Of stnhtowp,
EAsroS- wnLIAxs-On Tuesday, October rs, at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. by Rev Alfred Coak-
p Williams tsq., all Of this city.
Calvary church, by the Rev Or. cox EDWARD c. FRAxx
LIN 10 MARY A., daughter Of the late W. windis
HAscv-HAiI~--On Thursday, October, 81. by the Rev
William I. CorDet, Mr. ALsRRD q HAsoy 10 Miss LzAg
HALL, both OF this city.
HAisEY-NgwEiL-On Thursday October a. at ths
residence Of the BRIDES faher by the Rev. Or Franok
Vi0ton HAMILTON r. HAsEy to JOSEPHINE Al daughter a
W. NJ. Newell, ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn.
LUDIUM-ALLES.-At Jamaica, Long Island, on Thurs.
day. October 81, by the Rev, p. d. Oxey, nr. Johs Il
LUDiun TO Miss PBfpE L. ALLEN. No cards.
WHTE--BRooKgR -On Thursday, October 81, al er.
Chapins church, by the Rev. I. Sawyer, Gr oRlcH
WHITE 10 Msss Izzr eldest daughter Of the lae Stephen
Brooker, both OF this city
Long island paper, please copy.