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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
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ftbtu nttr hurcb trsnaC uno bllliSr aufmertiamtei
auf ihr SrtlAf uun turd baIten Ger tsltsn uno
frifhtltsn gR,ri,inen. Huer bic pclt Ssfrteot9un3
albCn ,u tSnneu, bic s nit ibrcm 3ulprud bsebrsn.
0a mir ttibe lSrabuiriS Der arNneiberciun9stunlt
iuc, ir fSnnsn mir T0mllicn pcn ntr Rtinbelt un'
'rcr NRteiSinIn ptrfhsrn, Die mir aus ctm Ssr.
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tlimCrtisr, tanir Gritd pGarEIr, 'Sidasl, rnp
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ZEN, incem mir nit Satrttantsn uno Smpcritnre
finrbtuuacn eetrcfen batsn. woourh p'r 'onsn
lufs psrtbtilbaftrils usrtaufen tSnnsn.
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fcarctb Qiuotrura turtb Sebrduh unlSres SsPDanS
tftttS Qreis 25 Gents bic SIafhr.
Eomtlieuba baarwa Il s-jum Nsintaen
ass 8rofse, Gutfrnuus prn Srine "p l23 Gents
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anhr&r,ti fupsu in upItrsr arethste nets slnsn
Neutrality-suspicious. 3ihus rcn Der gcrjd9ibfsn |s'S
ccrubSt.
Is. 3. QaTau,
1elpeeS S. Mortin.
IqtnioJn Spdri :, 1864. ra'S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
r}oGene Bptt=BGnn6ets, 6ereits
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llnter,riGnrtsr ptnldt au6 81 tcnisrttn, tne
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btelem QnnDfetbsi ts ivsitGm iIbertuhcn, fld benz
NOD bic jiunpiGals Der Alsntaun BOIlrnmilbIs
iett llasef,ettnc:er Gifldts iHne bat. gan5 snOrm
rcrmetrtt. une srDar nbt MIR Gus Der Na&tars
IGaft, ipnrern oudj nht WsHia aus bsna6tartrn
Gauntirs, 70 on6 ausarbebnts &ergrbberun8en uno
8ermstrurG ter Mai6HeIie iGbrlth nOttwenetg
unb POM llnisrNidnstsn nnsetva&t wurren. llno
lnesm sr sintn RunrGn Grruit Ssrbinplthf eanh,
panft CT, i'd ftrner glusn roslGs itrs gBUlr nadi
csr 9tGtn.aun 9Boiisrnarufattur brin9tn, bacur6
nigliea 3u maiden. saI er ibncn avs brer 9S0lle
gule unb fhGne GtpfFe fit SonntasS pbrr S@aif.
lsutsn vrrfsrtigt, unD Spar gu billipen grejisn.-
Wtetrerr su.s bg!maemOate StOffs, lrms aud
SlanFet5 tnb 5epyiGs. tperptn gum Snfauf SUrrGs
tbia ettoltrn, ar ter Nlltntaun gSolsnmibls Gips
lith scm Marit 9}iref. an pst flstnen Qs6a no
Der srpbs SaprRitetn II, Bal
Senrp Gabriel,
9. S.-geolie tUiS Rsts setauft uno Ssr
saRa6ars grtis bs,atIt. 8. u.
Alsntaun Stunt "a, 1868. nabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
3as &rGuter- -eStffcrs

5at nod ME otfstIt 86sumatismuS, DSspsp'
ia, 6raurn5immsr SrrrsuIatVnsn, unp ale an
ons Srantbrtten psl6s aus ...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
Nuentaun Gemtn0riulll,
9efreibrieft ourtb Die 8cireocbitna ROT,
pennfplplnicn NIT Gcllc0ialifctcn
Nebten un0 8ripilroirn. ~

pennfptplniCn NIT GpQcoialifbcn
NfAten nao pripjlC9itn.
2wi, SnRiiOttun rnttr ter Iufii6t pcs @brp.
pm, ". Z, $ Q # or ;, SIh pffeR ian Giit ran
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intaUn &ocgialNte 5nlliut.'' 4.. .'.r .r.
Gides gtbdupe mirp turshau5 apsatbslTert
unb in sins gfanOise Grbnung ofbradhs rf,Sen, ,
GiEs rGus Gpmnalium uar Gug sGtabe feiee.
Idst ttr gurIrs be6 Stuclirns perar6gsrt unb
ausGeerbhf, fGRi8e 0tNrrr dn8e0eGl M ban puI4ie.
esnfn GtpaytcmcHiCn, uno icDt 2InRrenauna oss
madt eFs GnrEus Scn ,jnngnE.irn 3u UfTCrirrn,
IN cllsn 2meiBsH te @natfd,n, QiaficaltIN.n
nnb e;r Observation-Disclosures, ,wrl,fs rcn fc;nt,n
p'r tfffil Snllttatfn i'm 5aet ttrttrrjTcn wtrpsn
fam. Sn 3uiap ,u tIeifn g'cdtcitn. prcrn
osni'niAtn GsFaenbriel anac5gtn Iir Snllruf.
tlCnCn III WilitG,,iacn Eda5 uUO Iatlics ,.ryft
unr lcte 5ultru;ticn pGaffm. Slucrutm biz
poghcIdrirtene GmitS fsS GGlf1taijittrn Drpayte.
mrnts tffoiAcn, 8rarHirrn nit etntn Iip,pma.
3dalmnr mcrotn cmpfdngsn wlr chsprm IN Rem
primary rro GnQiidtn CGyaitfmint, on tfinabc
etn ndmi'6rn GtC.rRmarn wir rGeprm. Sn
E!j' Der 6rpfen GrtG5wg in Ccn Drefcn etr
Eeten'mittfln &C., ivtro Elm tIet"er 3uIab In ban
9'Ojn9na3m er @carcias .359tinBcn pfrlan9;.
Sermstrts Nuirutidmtsitm mirb Gem Damrn. 5 g,
parlsmcnt 9elamft "a u0o Gag 3Gblin9e urS
iun9s DamCG irsrSm zine GfnbiFr Stu0e fin
ibrtn ausI&licFIdtn @straud, taGtu.
8iir Decentralization uno Circular rufs man an
lei Dem @bvit. 1rn, g3. U 6pTsrD, ebtmalia, +
principal, meIder ilnmer nc8 init crm 9nAiiut
ue'tunpea EIottn pirp, pSet Cnad tenn iOrn
2priD te Srm
Gtrw. III, Z, SoHare, q. 81,
,,os % .,... -~ 80 grrient.
War5 ~, 1864. ro5Nf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
g cGct bieber!
O0mpf = 3uferbdGeret.
Der llnt'rs'iGaste sitt bisrbm4 Waartat, bal
GppfcrtiDndr = GjeIbaft,

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rr lsn
GpnfertiOnar 0cI1&ft, r
Ucn ttr On. Samittun Strnge, natb tt3 gBel,
DamtI!On Strafe In osr Staet aaentaun Utrleat
bat, nlItpo rr, infem CT iciu GjefCaft tepsutnr
osrertBsrt, uno tnlGngti6 pfaB fir baiIslte bat,
um ducn Gniprs6rutn na6 gpun16 ~ risnrn.
sein Yrci6r iInO lstr tias. uno ptr etros in les
lem Jat trauft, ftnrrt &c ecpib ,u ieinem Dor
tbrti btim ibm ocr3ulprGhrn.
Nud II Die 5ancys s9afrrci nun NIT I,irsn Gyrs
lt6tt HTbuntrn. unb CT bat cine Dtripn onl.Ilell.
rrrld'r ealietr pullfommrn crritcbt. Sotels6al
ter, icdc Die brtrattcn wolrr II. {. ~, THo re.
peftpcl auf lsn @tntITmmt aufmrrtiam or.
ma6t. @lls @cl'aunacn mtrem prcmgt unr
rtntilif btIurst-unC allies wirD i'm GjroFsn une
SIrinrn an ren alsrnIroriaNcu gdraelc Drtfcn
prrtaut. Gr III bdnfbdr fir fri6r oenpFenc
&nnolfaft uno prp im itsts ttilrebCn SieIsl6t In
3ufunft hurh riinftIiGe Qtwlrtuua lsirss So.
ldaItsf, flr fi6 81 bG@aItrn unb su vtrmrbrfn.
8. u. SrcD.
mS3 %. 1864. rc3r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19

uIs elm Eonie unb a1asmsinsr gppstit G'stsr II
oisiss SittsrO Otnr Gl;idsn. R.ns Dame iptl,
de sins flare GpmpItrcn ,u tabtn ,pdnfGt. iOlte
rbus Dassltt Itin. Seip 70 gut urb pnIdafft
Sud Elm Circular unb Certificate Son mIsrn
Geenten. .t. .t."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
StrtimpfSarn Strif9arn unN Garpet-
0arn,

Sotb, grdn, @sIb u. + no, fir Strsifsn In eume
peusSarpst. miro auf Ssltcuun9 aus rebsr gBCu,
fabristrt uno III I'm Srceen unp Rtsinsu binia in
rsrtaufen an Der aIsntauusr 9BclIenmauufoFtur be-
3. @abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
9f06rt0t

ipirS biermit 9s9eten bab bic tlnttr,si6ntten ale
@pmtntIirntcrsn BON Der 6intsrIaTnIaaft res osr.
forbsnen 8 bn 9Bstp Il, Iebbin pun gesioas
pillt. scmbtIl Gaunltip, getba Gaunto. anerRsnt
tuOrptn linN. @lIs Otrisnisen babu pcl6e nUG
an bsiasts 5interlaftni6aft lauria linb. per.
ben btsreur6 aufgcforpsrt innrbalb 6 gGcder
an,uruttn unp atiut3abIsn, - lln6 Sol6c biz
nod rs6tmd6tse 6CrNrarscn batrn mBacn, limb
al'tfTaus erlu6t icI6s innsrtalb tr telaaten
5'tt wo9ltsNdti9t en,ubdntiecn, ait
Ssrjamin g8ciba,
Dactr gBSNa, Qbm'Ore.
Deter gRrpa,
aprl 5, 1864. no6r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
9td6rt6t

rirb titrmtt sssstsn bae bic rlntT;si6nttsn nIs
9rssutrrsn Dcn Der Sintsrtahsnidaft pss Sraortt'
men . aStb Ganbt tsbtttn RON SbW> >Sau'
con daunlGip, Ss6a Gauntp. aneefelt NOR.
ben fnp. ale !Disisnistn babsr, wslfs nod
an tslastr SintsrtdiisnIHaft T6ulprn, ltnb titmit
aufssfUrCsrt innertaIb @UGen an3uruf.n unr
db,utesablrn, - lnb SOl6s bic ID rsGtmdbiet
anlprdGs an bielrlbs ju MAIDEN batsn, FnO sIti6'
fals trludt lclde tnnsbalb Der ndmIiGsn 3tit
potlbtldtiSt ein;utanhissn en- .ar
Solomon eanois, er,ors,
'H..f Milton 2anois, "''
&prH IL, 1864. ra6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
3lt Derlebne1t.
@prII II, 1864

Der tlnler,st&nstt wdnf&t bu6 WriUat Dam
eel 1sinsn bel Wiasrstaun QS6n GauutY uno nabt
Der Sl,9,nniptpauin GlientaGn g'tegGen & e.
tsnbU T. fammt y au bul3tO T. einl6l'fs
isnp ftra Gin Qdtr Gjruno su YfrGstnfn. Dde
lrrBsl gBert 1T 100 5uB lang unp II In eiurm
6rulGrn 3uRauSe,-llnb 70 ptni6t sr alsi6faQo
ieinr GalfstnMiite, bic Scn ben bellsn Saltteinrn
cntbaIttn hie ssfuntsn ns:b'n f5nnen, fammt 2
autsn StaltSIcn sterfalS ,u 0trlrtnen. Dte 8e
rtugunatn iOlen Isiat gsmn6t rrrbm. gGtgsr
benz N6bsrsn rufe man an tet
.. '' l(lpbcus Sc. 8ooo.
Itnrstaun, @priI 5, 1864. nq3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
Dfr 6eI d. Sfte

wrtm in 3ltuuft YOn brm llntsrtei6neten ON
altsn StanpgIase. auf alIrnDe &sGnung fCrtass
igbt, afro cS itn freusn wrp, rs&t pitts jtunlrr
pcrpusam ,u leben-Dsldt, r atIe rurd biliec
prci1c, cute grttfsI unb 9dnttIGfsis bsfrisOtBsn
fam.
GbarIe6 MoDer, Jun.
Gprit II, 1854. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
SSD1el8DiQe Opftamt.

5Cl9enNss IN zine qils Der 9rhfs wtIts fir
oaS St'rtel tntt8enO am 3i1sn @dr,, auf rsm
escstlspiuf, eeSa Guuntp 9pllamt Iisarn g.blit.
Ten lino: ~
VI. S}rss, SGCmaS 9rctrid. Nlis gmantn
5rtmp, George 3. Scdicn. Qlcrlnir Mafsl
N'Srtda Sittle. SctE 9assIe. Diff 3iClia 6 4.
5pper, Sava6 u. Scrn.
Iprlt 5. 1854. s9n,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19

anrrtntm plute
entiteben, su furireu. w
ais stn Stutreint8sr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19

SonbsS mpsr,
I'm 6rbltrsOsl rbnr SfOrnltln ,u srtnnsn, ~
Batm lei ! 2, t11e(Cr, apetbfs,
aanEann, 9sb, 20,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
Sheriff's Sale.

DY Virtue Of the within Fl Fas. to me directed there
ID Wit he sold public sale, the Court House. thu
Borough Of Bedford on Saturday. the 18th day Of JHly
1854 o'clock A. NJ all the right title and interest
Of jeremiah Smith in the following TRACT OF LAND,
situate Southampton township Bedford county Penna
containing EIGHTY FIVE ACRES moro or less; sbot
Fifty cleared adjoining lands Of Joseph smith, Lew
is Miller, John eavendeg and Others with Log Houss
Barn. &C. thereon erected Seized and taken in execution
as the property Of jeremiah Smith.
Ash
Tho following LOT OF GROUND situate IN the villa Se
of Stonerstown Bedford county, Penna Fronting about
40 feet and extending back about 200 feet Alley sd
joining lot of Hooyers heirs the East and BY Alley
the West. Having thereon erected Two-Story Frame
HOUSE, SIS feet by 35, frame Stable and Log Wash
House Also vacant Lot Of Ground the said Village
fronting Main street. IS feet, and extending back 20e
70 an Alley adjoining Lot Of Joseph Crssmans heirs
the West, and Alley the East Seized and taken
in execution as the property of George Thicker.
JOHN ALDSTADT.
Bedford, June II, '64-ts. Sheriff.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
Notice of Inquest.

0Y Virtue Of writ Of Partition and Valuation, issued
ID OF the Orphans Court of Bedford County, and TO
directed, Sheriff of said county viii hold an In
quest upon the Real Estate of John Metzgar atS un
alta township. decd who died ntestate the premises
the 22n3 day Of July, nen. Said Real Estate consist
ing Of One Tract of Land, situate in Juniata township
Bedford County containing $50 acres less with
Brick and Log House. Bank Barn and Stable thereon
ed and about 100 cleared. That the children and
heirs and all persons interested therein notified to al
tend if they think proper the time and place before
mentioned. That the following named persons the
heirs named IN said writ viz list Amelia Metzgar wd
ew. Cd. Sarah wife of George Corey 3D. Mary, wife
of John Aisip. 4th. Ellen, wife Of Wm. Snowman. 9Th.
Daniel MetEgar. 9th. Maria, wife of John Kerr. fh.
Sophia wife Of Emanuel Palmer, who died, leaving issue
six children, yiz:-Layinia Palmer, John Palmer Elmra
Palmer George Palmer Susan Palmer and Henrietta Pal
mer who have for their Guardians John p, Reed ana
Baniel Aietzgar Bsqs. sh Lonisa, wifo of Washington
Eolar and 9th. Susan Metxgar minor, of whom JohA
2. Reed, Esp, is Guardian. 10
JOHN ALDSTADT, -
Bedford, juno l7,'54-td. SAe-iF.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
Lettcr from the s5th Regt. p. '.


From letter addressed to friend in this place
under the date Of vicinity of Petersburg. Virginia
July 8th, 1864, we make the following extracts fr
the benefit ofthose whohaye frendsn that regiment.
'lt Is so very warm here now that a man can hard
y breathe. l am now, aud have been for the last
week, in the rear making out Pay Rolls and De-
scriptve lists We expect to be paid off in about
two weeks. The cars run from City Point to TIL
place, once in while they run up to the tresle
work about twenty yards from the front You would
have laughed this morning had you seen the engine
hitched to an old mortar gun weighing nine tuns !:
sac throws hundred pound ball. The conductor
Of the train said we ght look for 200 more troops
inside of two days. i'0ld Grant has the t.bae.'
he can only get the rebels into it, if he dses, he'll
pall the string mighty tight on them,
1T Is very nice thing to see two armies entrencL
ed, and having small duel every day. We can 90
mp to Gen Smith headquarters and get a fine view
ofboth armies. We can look right into Petersburg
and with glass see people walking the Streets
Our battery that commands Petersburg throws the
shells right into it. We set it on fire two nights ago
and after some exertion the part of the ''rebs
they put it out. We could hear the alarm bells very
distinctly
-our regiment has lost very heavy during the cam
paign. The boys are all worn ont, but they have the
hope that this viii be the final blow to Rebellion.-
Every thing looks favorable so far suppose that
you have heard by this time that Adam Carn Com.
pany was taken prisoners,-al1 except Adam and a
couple o. has men. / saw VIII Filler of the I3sth
their regiment lay on the extreme left Of our line
He says that their line advances some eyery night
Qnr regiment went out into the rife pits lastnight-
they are relieved every forty eight hours person
dare not poke" his head above the pits, in the day
tine if he does be can look for dozen Of bullets
to come at him. The rebels have the advantage of
our right wing. They have an inflading battery
aacross the Appomattox, which they open now and
then upon cur pits, but when they commence. our
fellow stop them. The battery at Gen Smith head
quarters throws right into her, SO that they have to
leave
I'VE have one good institution in the army and
that IS me United States Sanitary Commission, if
they did not furnish the boys with paper they could
nof wute, They give it out every day The Eigh.
teenth Corps received very ine lot of vegetables
from the A@rtll, such as onions, cabbage pickles.
potatoes, anu great many other articles. | sup.
pose you FOLKS in Bedford had nice time on the
4th Of July. \ very quiet time, deedl-Editor.
We IN the FIELD had poor 4th, nevertheless, are
Wiling to sacrifice all holidays for the Country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
Notice.

MANHOOD How Lost, how Restored.
1N1 just published, addition of DIR. Culver
Wells Celebrated Essay the radical cure with
out medcine) of permntorrha minel Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses Iupoeacy Mental and Physical
Incapaety, Impedments to Marriage etc. also CoRsup
ton Epilepsy and Fits induced by sefndugence or sex
ual extravaga ace
519s Price in sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice that
the alarming consequences af seabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous of internal medicine or the
application of the knifepoinng out mode Of cure Mt
simple certain and eecua by of which every
sufferer matter what his condition may be- may cure
himself cheapIy, privately ard radically.
~fhs Lecture should be in tho hands of every youth
and every man in the land
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any address,
post paid receipt Of six cents post stamps Ad
dress the publishers
CHAs. J. c. KLINE & Co.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post-0fce box 1885.
juno il, '64stE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

A FArA1. AecIDEST.-A boy aged sabout twelve
years, son Of William Meioy, Of Cumberland Valley
township, on last Monday, was thrown from horse
at the residence ofc R. Ray, in Bedford township,
and precipitated under an old fashioned wooden
horse Fake one Of the teeth striking him in the left
breast tearully lacerating it and from which the lung
protruded, another struck him in the right loin e.
posing the bowel. The horse had become frighten-
Cd by the rake striking a large stone DIR. b. +.
Harry, Of Bedford, was called in but could do very
te 10 relieve the unfortunate little sufferer and at
aVe O'Clock he expired. The accident occurred a.
0esi ten e'elcek IN themerning
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

TlXEcUT0B'S NOTICE.
II Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
have been granted by tee Register Of Bedford County 10
the scbserbers the Estate of John Rey late Of West
Providence township decd An persons indebted to said
Estate requested 10 make immediate payment and
those having claims thereon required present them
duly authenticated for settlement,
j. Z. RILEY
May l3,546;. REBECGA riley
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
Notice OF Inquest.


DY Virtue Of writ of Partition and Valuation issued
ID ont Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford county and 10
me- Sheriff of said counsy. directed, win hold In
quest upon the Real Estate Of Fedk Gaar late Union
township, decd who died intestste this premises
the 18th day Of July, said Real Estate consisting OF
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Union township, Bed
ford county, containing 200 acrcs less with Two
Log Houses Log Barn, and Log Stable thereon erected
and about S0acres cleared That tho children and heirs
and all persons interested therein notified TO attend IL
they thRk proper the time and place before mentioned
That the following named persons the heirs named II
said writ list Jacob CHAR, share owned by Bathsl
Dibely ID Simon CLAIR deceased leaving issue
chldren-Frederc deceased leaving ono child ElsindA
of whom Christ Brggle gnardian Maria wife of Moy
er Rebecca Susan CahaFine wife Of Henry Feather, Ja
cob Aaron and Samuel. Sd. Matthias, share owned by B.
Dbey. 4h. Peggy wifeof Peter lekes, deceased is
sue to witt Jacob G. Ickes Nancy wie Of Claycemb and
Elizabeth who died leaving child Walter Berkhimer.
ath Nancy wife OF Michael Waller who died leaving IA
sue TO wit Julian Sarah, Simoz Joseph Ehzsbeth Nj
chael and Catharne 9th Ssrah wife Of Jaeob Lnger-
fstsr residing in Illinois, 7th. Barbara wife Of George
Lngeafster share held by John CHAR sth Henry claa.
sth Daniel Claa. 10TH, Rachael Wto OF Bartholomew
Dbey 1Ith Elizabeth wife Of Jonathan Bently share
held by B. Dbely. l2th Joseph CLAIR and 18th, John
W .sclaaF. r1r JOHN ALDSTADT,
Bedford, June II, '64-td. ShsriF.
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BEDFoRD CoUxrY Roll OF HoNoa.-we are gr;sv.
ed to learn that Bedford County has suffered g ss
verely in the last campaign Up to the denartpre of
Gen. Grant for his present base We had suffered
comparatively little. We learn now that George ".
Smith, Levi Potter. David Thompson, and Henry
Grimes of Middle Woodbury., and Jacob Line, ST.
mon Lutz, John Wilson, two sons Of Alice I. James
of fPleasautEie, and several others whose names we
do not now reeollect are among the slain
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yours Very Respectfully.
I'd. W. RADABAUGH.

NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND CoLps. Few are
aware aware of the importance of fcheckiuga Cough OF
Common Cold, in its first stage that which.
IN the beginning would yield to mild remedy, #
neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs ''Broaoa'
instant relief
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4 DMINIsTRAToR.s NoTTcF.

A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice hereby given that Letters of Administration
have been granted 10 the subscriber tho Estate Of ban
e Means late Of Monroe township, Bedford county deed
All persons indebted 20 said Estate required 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims thereon viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
HENRY MILESTONE.
Monroe twp, Juno 10'64-6t. AdafnSsrrator.r
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Annals of the army of the Cumberland. comprising BIZ
ographies Descriptions of Departments Accounts Ex
petitions Skrmishe and Battles also its Police Record
Of Spies, Smuggers, and prominent Rebel Eissarie
gether with Anecdotes, Incidents "Reminiscences, ETC.,
and Official Reports of the Battle of Stone River By
officer Illustrated with Steel Portraits, En-
cravings and Maps sxO. So.
The above works viii be sent by mail receipt of the
published price.
T. .LIPPINCoTT & CO,
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia.
July l, 1s64-5t.
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BEDFORD Pa FRIDAY. July IS, 1854.
pzA- Accompany Of hundred day men from Bloody
Run and Hopewell reported for duty At Harrisburg,

The NEw PAFER.-A gentleman pretty well known
in this county, writes as follows from Ray Hill,
cerning Overs paper.
II have heard nothing concerning Overs move
ments since ] was in Bedford. Has he given up the
enterprise? If he has not viii be our duty to IN
duce the people not to take his paper. feel salts
fed it is only scheme to divide the party, for sell
fsh purpose We are all well pleased with the ap-
pearanee of the Inquirer, and we feel assured that
with continuance of its present character, that
your ultimate success viii be beyond your most san
guine expectations
In answer to our correspondents inquiries we
nay say that Over has not given up his enterprise
His paper viii be out prehaps next week. We are
told that he intends to send to the old subscribers
Of the Inquirer in hopes that they viii not return it.
In the meantime we have bit of information in
gard to the origin of the movement that does not
surprise us in the least. 1t eorroberates fully cur
first intimations the subject and confirms the
view in regard to the character Of the movement tax
en- above by our correspondent.
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III
MARKS PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN

The Peninsular Campaign in Virginia; or Incidents
and Scenes The Battle Fields and in Rchmc nd. Illus
traed With numerous engrayugS BY Rev. J. J. Marks
y. D., Chaplain of the 6Sra Pennsylvania Regiment
i2mo Price 81, so.