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MARRIED..

AT McConnellsburg Fulton county, Wednesday, the
22d nit, by the Rev. c. 7. Hofmeier, Mr.. THEoDoRF j.
THOMPSON, formerly of Bedford, to Miss MAGGIE A.
Holman, Of the former place.
On the evening Of the 2sth uIt by Rev Benedict Mr.
GEoRGE HIssELISG o: Johnstown, and Miss MARY
SEMLER, Of Bedfor.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
10 THE YorNa oR So.

TO TIE AUUNU Or Old,
nate Female if you have bean suffering from habit
indulged in by the YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. which
so many alarming SYMPTOMS. 1t units them for
Marriage, and is the Greatest Evil which can befa MAN
OR WOMAN. See symtoms enumerated in Advertise
ment and il ypu sufferer cut out the Advertisement
and send for az Delays are dangerous Ask for
Helmbods take no other. Cure guaranteed.
Be1oare Of CoeaterJeits and limitations [jyl-1m.
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Bedford, July l, 1864.

Rea-The arrivals at the Springs are not very nu-
merous yet. Among the visitors now or lately there
are Gen. Buell., Mrs. Buell. and Miss Mason; Mr..
and Mrs. Bodisco, Russian Legation, Washington,
D. c.; Hon. John A. Kasson, Washington; Mr.. APP
pleton the publisher, New York.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-01


THE DRATT.--our town has been made very lively
by the daily reporting of the drafted men Of the va
rious townships for the last week. The Board com.
menced its sessions on last Friday in the Court
House, where il viii continue It's sessions until the
entire county has reported. Its labors have been
unusually severe and trying. On last Saturday one
hundred and ten men we're ordered to report and
the claims of all were thoroughly examined. This
was not less than two days work. There appears to
be considerable bitterness manifested by many who
are compelled to "muster out'' the greenbacks or
don the blues. Although we have occasionally no.
ticed most venomous Copperhead 'take it. in the
best Of spirits, but such are exceptions. 1t is a
shame that Bedford County has been compelled
to bear this sweeping conscription, when ii could
have been avoided without the drafting of single
individual had the Democratic Commissioners done
what the Commissioners of eastern counties did
bounty of one hundred and fifty dollars would
have secured for Bedford county uinetenths of all
the men who left her and were accredited to eastern
counties, and these would have filed her quota The
Commissioners Of this county and their peace at any
erice friends are solely responsible for the draft
The Board are making comparatively few exemp-
hOns, nevertheless mp to this time they have not re-
ssrEsa dsssn soldiers IA this county
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ge9aI ayFEsiseitlents.


NOTICE il hereby given all persons concerned thai
~ TIE undersigned having fled ha the Es-
tate 81 Henry hanan late Of st Clair Township, decd
discharge. GEO. ID. KAUFMAN
July !, lS64-st Adfnr. Of Henry Kaufman dec d.
A DMINISTRAT0R's NOTICE
n Letters Of Administration hasi been granted 10 thu
subscribers the Estate Of Ann Maria Barbara Hlegas
late Of Harrison township, Bedford eonntg deceased.
All persons indebedto said Estate are hereby notified
to make payment Immediately, and those having claims
against win present them properly authenticated
for settlement. PETER r.. HILLEGAS,
JACOB B. HILLEGAS,
July !, lS64-6te Admisssfrasors.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IL Letters Of Administration having been granted to the
subscribers the Estate Of Robert Elder late oe Middle
Woodbury. Townships deceased. an persons indebted to
said Estate hereby notified make payment mmed-
atey and those having claims against the v III pre-
sent them properly authenticated FOR settlement.
JOSIAH =. ELDER.
WM. S. ELDER,
June "a, t4-6t# Adminisfrdtore.
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rEa4A draft viii be made in Chambersburg on the
9th Of July for the purpose ofing the deficiencies
caused by exemptions for causes other than those
caused by paying the communication or furnishing sub
stitutes
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For the BEDFORD Inquire,

For the BedfoS1 Inquirer
CoPPERHEADs AND REBELs-The Diference.-
Mr.. Editor-A short time ago 1 was much amused
aud also somewhat enlightened in regard to the diff
ference between Copperhead and Rebel A stirl
ing ~ derfocrat'' was asked If he could tell the
difference. He, after bracing himself up, thoughthe
could do it satisfactorily. "a Copperhead is man,
protesting to be democrat, talks much about the
war; but wont go himself nor encourage others to 60
This is what call a Copperhead. A Rebel, you
know, is a that is opposed to Lincolns admin
istraton." us that the difference asked a by
stander. ssYes.n "Wen, I differ somewhat with
you. think Copperheld is man who is bogus
democrat having al theinstincts of a traitor but
has not the courage to be- Rebel. A Copperhead
Is worse than Rebel Rebel has courage, but
Copperhead is poltroon. Every thing goes wrong
with such man, and, while he pretends to be a
union man, he is only waiting for good opportunity
) 70 'sell~out to JEFF Davis & Co." Whereupon our
friend, finding himself nicely photographed, com
meneed, IN the free use of redundant phrases known
among swearers, to abuse and vilfy all about him
So much for Copperhead unionism.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-01

New SUBscRBERs.-Most of our readers, we be-
heve, viii be glad to know that our subscription list
is still increasing very fast Since cur last issue we
have added ninety-fve names to our lists besides
eighty to commence on the I'D Of July and continue
until the 11th of November. They come from all
parts of the County, always bringing encouraging
words of approval of the INQUIRER. 1t is not easy
to distinguish among so many every where speak
ing good word for the IxqUIRER But we may
name the following gentlemen who have given in
disputable evidence of their purpose of doing what
they can to extend the circulation and influence Of
the ISQUIRER. Wm. Fl. Davis and Geo W. Black
burn, of Union township; A. B. Bum, of ScheIls-
burg; J. B. Williams, Of Bloody Run; G. r. Barn
dollar and j. B. Castner, Of Woodberry, and Simon
Nycum, of Rays Hill, haze been active in their re-
spectiye neighborhoods in procuring us new subscr-
bers. We tender them our thanks, and venture the
hope that they viii not be ikelyto see the INQUIRER
Smashed up, with such patronage and good viii
as it Is receiving now-a-day.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-01

A NEw PosT OFFICE has>been established at New
Paris, in this County, and G. w Blackburn appoint
ed Post Master. post Office at this place has been
needed for long time and we are very glad to re-
cord the establishment of one We hear Mr.. Black
burn spoken Of as good man for the place. There
are number of other localities in this County where
new post offices are greatly needed The New Paris
post Office opens under very favorable auspices we
think. 1t starts with eleven subscribers to the
INQUIRER, all paid 10 advance A good beginning,
which rather naturally draws out our best wishes for
New Paris.
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rHE OLD FLAG. /.

A CAMPAIGN PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, devoted
IA to the Election of LINCOLN and JOHNSON, UNION
and FREEDoM, and the Right ef Ssags to our BrGre Sol
iers wiz be issued the 2lst OF July, and weekly there
until the fall of the Presidential Election
be given. from the Office of the ERhNKLIN REPosIToRY
Chambersburg, Pa.
The OLD FLAG win contain Portraits Of Lincoln john
and other Eminent Maps Of Battles aad Battle
fields, and will urge relentless upon Copperheads until
their decisive defeat in November next 1t will bea neatly
printed paper Of twenty columns.
TERMS--Cash in Advance.
une Copy.s c.s,
10 Copies to one address. "a 9V
30 . ~ w W
80 (" :" s......,......-.s..... 10 w
And tho same rate $50 cents per copy for any number
over fifty
s-Let every carnest Union man at once commence to
raise club for his immediate neghborheod SO that all
the numbers be secured.
zES-T The first number viii contain Portrait of Pres-
dent Lincoln and the second will contain Portrait Of
Andrew johnson Address
MCCLURE d. ST0NER,
June 24-3t Chdm6crs6urg, Pa.
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Resolved, That the Commissioners of Bedford
County, backed up by their copperhead allies in
fusing to lay tax for the payment bounty to volun-
teers whereby Bedford County would have been ex-
empted from the draft, should meet with the con
demnatioh of all the friends of the mantanence Of
this Union in Bedford county
Rsolced, That the candidates for Judge, Congress
and the Legislature have the power to appoint their
own conferees.
Adopted
Adjourned sine die.
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= Iircoin's Thaukgiving.-
The Courier gets Off the following,
on what it pleases to call "Lincoln's
Thanksgiving" and treats il with the
delicate, cutting sarcrsm for which
Will. L., is noted. He ought not to
do so. We believe he published
himself last Foil as "Communicant'
of one Of our Churches, and treating
grave subjects rs he does lily he
comes him. Can it be possible that
Coppelheadism has overcome the
boasted of religion
"We (evidently meaning I ought
TO be thankful that we have not been
dragged fr@m home and friends, that
we are not rotting in Southern pris-
ons or our bones bleaching on fields
of slaughter, for the sake of making
a nigger better than q white man, as
has beeu the fate of thousands OF
our countrymen."
Why, Will, you need not he
thankful for that. There is Canada
"the land of the Cop. and home oI
the coward" Do you suppose that
we could, if you were drafted, "see
your coat tails for the dust yor
would raise going to that dclectablC
climate. Tremble not. There i,
safety in fight. The article goes OF
to enumerate q number of things W.
ought to he thankful for, hut one viii
suffice. There is one thing omitted
however: We ought to he, and arr
thankful for the escape from the elcc
tion Of Geo. b. Mcclellan, and tn,
.direful calamities attendant upon sucl
an election. Thank God. and tn,
good sense Of the American People
we are spared that.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-11

a feast of reason and flow of soul,
said the woman, when she took her
pan of Biscuit from the oven, and
threw away four kinds Of villanous
compounds that she lad purchased,
and which they called Saleratus, The
samo lady keeps on talking, and says
after one trial of Herriek Aliens COLD
Medal Saleratus, if any one is not then
satisfied that there is nothing like il
their unbelief will be their ruin. Al
retail everywhere, and at Wholesale by
most of the Wholesale Grocers. De
pot 112 Liberty Street, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-11

Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in advising you in his
advertisement in our columns of to-
days paper, to take bottle of his
highly recommended Anti Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives ofmany of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it at
the Drug Stores at so cents per bot
tie. It is the best remedy for Diarr-
hua and Dysentery.
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stolen,

Stolen,
From the subscriber, near Mt. Gil.
cad, Ohio, on the night of Oct. 10Th,
two horses, one Il light iron gray
horse, three years old, rather small.
The other dark bay mare, seven
years old, with little white on one
hind foot, ard Il scar on left hip. One
hundred dollaLs reward offered for
their Recovery. Address a. Recce,
Mt. Gilead, Q.
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Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
ollice, mt Findlay, State of Ohio, on
the llth day of Nov ember, 1864:
Mrs ID. +. Adams, Miss NJ. T.
thurman, Aliss Martha Bcrman, James
IfolSon' Elizabeth Bryne, Mrs. Eliza
neth Bose, William Harper, George
hou"N, Ira Lowe, Joseph L. Law
rehce, John Luzay, Emily Miller, f.
y. Norris, John Ruppa. John Struble
Persons wishing to obtain any OF
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date Of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. b. ROTHCHILD u. NJ.
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The Weather


For the past week, has been as
changable as the Copperhead party,
opening ont at the reginning very
fair, and for one or two days we had
very fine weather, but with the elec
tion came change, 1t commenced
raining early Tuesday morning and
for two days rain fell almost inces-
sanity, closing with heavy storm
1t is noticeable fact that all great
Union victories there has been more
or less rain accompanied them. 1t is
undoubtedly the way that Providence
takes to show His appreciation. 1t
would have been better for the iarm-
ers had the election been held in
July.
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9lt,o ANOrrtiscn,rnrs.
Guardians Sale.

On the l3' dav of December, lsGi, at !
o'cl Ok p. NJ. at the door If the Court House
in Findlfv, Ohio, viii I've sold To tho highest
bidder, tho following Roal Estato, as the
property of Wilson j. Vance aud Amy j.
Vance, 10 wit;
one hundred aud twentv.nve n2j) feet m
OF The wcst ond " ln.lot pumber oigntv.
three (s3) In the town of Fiudity. Hapc ,ck
County, Ohi"-suhjcct to an estate in dover.
Terms ~ sale-One third in h nd, ono.
third IN ono year and Que third IN two years
from day VI sale, wth auuua. interest: De.
erred payments 10 be secured by mortgage
on sad promises.
HENRY rORCH.
Guardian Of W. J, Vance add \. j. Vance.
O'NCal, ~ 'cFford Il Harsh, Atv's
Nov. IL. lSG4-vl r25t4.
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Notwithstanding the hard timee
and high prices, the sale of the Chem
ical Saleratus is still on the increass.
People will use it, and every success
,ful housewife tells her neighbor, and
when her neighbor tries it she tells
another, and thus ITS fame spreads
until it is hard to tell where it wiz
stop.
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At Home.

william Didwav, of the 2lst, has
arrived. He was taken prisoner at
the pattle of Chickamauga and has
lain in Southern prisons ever since,
lie substantiates the fact that the reb-
els showed more lenity to prisoners
who were tainted with Mcclellan pro-
cliyities than any ether class-eX-
changing them and retaining those
who gave their preference for Lin
coin. 1t is probable that Mr.. Did
way would have remained there until
doomsday had he not taken adyan-
tape of this, and had a decided pref
crence for Gunboat until he was safe
within our lines, when his mind I'M
derwent n Miraculous change. we
saw him, last Tuesday, vending his
way to the polls with a Union ticket
in his hand.
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We Want Wood!

We are entirely out of wood; rely
ing upon our subscribers for this nee
cssary article, we have beheld our
wood pile, day by day, "grow small
by degrees and beautifully less until
IL has finally vanished. We hope
those owing us wood and those wish
ing to pay their subscription in this
way will bring it along Immediately.
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throwing Of the waste Substance from The sur
ace oi lbc body. 10 looFcns the phlogm, IN.
duces free spit ing ans VIII be found very a.
rrceHh'c to the t-stc. II Is not a violent rem
"dy, bat omolicnt warming, scare hing and
objective, can be taken by tho Oldest person,
Or youngest child. .
Madam Zndoc I'orter's Curative Un,..p
is no row and uutticd med cine. but has been
u1. by the public for the past "a years, with
unparalleled success, ana has acquired its
present extensive and l,raely Increasing sale,
simply by cling recon weIued hy those v 10
brvc uScH II 10 thoir afflicted lrionrs aud oth.
.ors.
n You Rave Cold, II ever so sllght, do
rot fail 60 give the Basam a trial, asthe very
low price at which 1t IL sold, brings IL in tho
roach of oVcry one, that they may always
Keep II convenient fnr use. The timely use
Of a 20 cent bottle viii often prove TO be worth
euo hundred limos ITS cost.
10 not bo pat on with any other. Ask for
Madam HRdoc POrtcr's CSngh n0Isun, I'm.
isl on having II, ana take no other; II your
Druggist docs not have It, havc him send and
got n ipr YOU,
lJ'Soid hyali Druggists nj e5 and SO
Gents per iiOitic.
HJLL g. RUCEEL, P,opriciors.
III GisrHirich si,eti, Nstp York,
ID 3. D. FIR /. AdEsT, FSpLAY.
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.NE -S * L. @
I%I a w a IT LT a
Hair Restorative.
Warranted iN all cases where nirfc.
tions ave foil loved T. Restore vad d
and Gray Hair and WhisEors Ia their
0riFinal Lclor.

lis superiority o-nr 1sos and ,rsry rNpr
preparu''on for the huir. snu-.-fs ip tur u.tf
ur;.l hlp.'rpuaruice it . vCs. instead @! tie
lull, doad blnct O. dye; iH l.c simplicity u.
'ts application, and in o., beneficial CGacts ON
thC head as well Hs the uHlr. Tho .ripr 4
givos is So natural that Il decely,- tlc most
critical observer. J. requires 20 SOP t"a.
washing, aud SpOuglng ot tho Lair and head
before unl after applying IL, Int IL IA casil
applied gs any article ui the toilet. re.
moves AZ impurities from the sca'u, makes IL
healthy, ncals itS humors, and prevents th-
dull feeling u the head witch thC Usc or OILS.
powades, aud pcarl' every other preparation
for the hai" occasions. r. will nof smut or
crock, makes the hair soft atd silky. PRl-
VENTS lr FROM FAILING OUT. and entirely
overcones the bad effects of previous use ri
preparations contal slnE suipimr, sugar ul
Head, uilrat a. sl'vcr, &c. The desired ne.
suit will ordinarily be obtained I'm ,iroo or
four applications more however, required
who're amy prcpt.t,i,n ninning sGl,lur.
sugar of iarI, &a, hvS bfon previously used
car Premium received from Massachusetts
Mechanic Charitable Association.
JOSEPH nONp & CO.,
No 10 University Place. \. y.
SOLD BY j. =. BhLLENflNE, Fndlty, q.
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New Advertisements.

Hats and Caps; G.. c. Connell
Dry Goods; Wheeler Bros.
Clothing: G.. d. ID. Rosenthal.
Guardians Sale; O'Neal, Blacllford
q Harsh,
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Won Mi Rirordp

Won Wi fticOrdD
The following brilliant poetical
gem, we publish rs peculiarly appli-
cable to the times. 1t is from the
unpublished writings of Shakespeare,
Pope, Milton, Byron, or any other
man, revised and corrected:
Times ain't now as thoy used to WAS been.
Can, e'ect Democrats as you use To could
whom 7f
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" anpv (!

Now that Lincoln is elected hy such
an overwhelming majority. we hope
our subscribers in arrears will re-
member us. We are in need of mon
ey at present--not enough coming in
TO enable us to meet our paper bills.
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J. II shell,

J. ~ shell,
Has, at his Photograph Rooms, not
only the best pictures but the best
and cheapest Mclodcons and Organs
ever offered in this market. Cali and
convince yourself by seeing and hear
ling.
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ARRAY.

ARRAY.
A stabbing affray occurred in
Touchdown ON Tuesday last. Two
men got to fighting, and the constable
attempted to part them, when one or
them stabbed him. We are unable
TO learn any particulars ah
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-11-11
DO, Sol, Me. DO.

Prof Stewards Singing Glass, meets
at CAGES Hall, every Saturday and
Monday evening. Pupils will be adj
mitted for ten weeks yet.
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" 7-i.TI7F ST TET TiTTC T'ES.
HI U2YANiS pIfI NOTlC WAFFRS ,

- =
III B3YAN's PUIMONlC WATERS!
1ho original Medicine WIZ established in
1887, and Was The hrst article OF the kind eV.
cr introduced under The name OF "Pulmonio
Waters, IN his or any otker county, and all.
other PUlWrpfG Waters are Cuuutericiis.-
ile genuine 'au hc knOWH by the name BRY-
An t,u.. iiaml od un o1ct WAFEf.
vans PulmnT,c Walcrs
i"Icvc t,uEhs,( ODDS, sore throat lioarseness
Re- y.u's Pultnonic Waters
Relieve As;'n .; ;lropclhs AIN alt Breathing
Btyau's Pu'mOu'c Waters
Relieve tptting Of Eloud, Pans - the Chest.
br5ah's Pulmul.0 waters
Relieve lLgipient a. nsumpiinn, Lnng Disease.
b.. an PulmonlG Waters
BCl,ov3 lIr.tntion 0l the uvull AMI T0nsils.
Bg ans Pulm'nc Waters
Relieve IA alrvo fcmplGuts IN Ten Minutes.
fiyan's lp.mumc Waters
A'e blessing 40 ul Classes and Constitutions
BFgfn'S lulmoulc Walers
hre adopted to Yocalisls ana Public Speakers
rry ans PulmuHc NaloEs
Arc simple iu form and pleasant 10 the taste.
Bryan's Pulnlonic Waters
Not unly HCAGVe, Lui also eject rapid cures,
Bryau's Pulmouic Waters
Warranted 10 give ttisiUGlion TO everyone.
No lanlily shpud be Wilhout box Of
Bryaiis pulmOnic Waters
IN the House.
so traveller shoul beWithont asupply OF
Bryaus PuimOn,1 Walers
IN his pocSet.
NJ person VIII olicot 10 give for
Eryan's pulmuuig Waters
Tweuty i've Cents.
jos MJsrS. Sole Proprietor.
~ C0uiand street, New York.
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Correction.

Correction.
in the premium list of 10 st week
an error occurred in the name of f.
B. Lay. The premium for the best
photographs was give to f b, Tro-
ly; it should have 'Jcen f. B. Zay.
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ST. { z r IN G G a RS
tE hlGHr TlAlSs 40
Philadelphia, New York e Baltimore
Hogsaq' ctrcEed 1a,o' oI 1lmJsy,l IRE,
f n EIG HT s.


by tNig ulO Frciarls ut uli description
cnu be forwarded iu aud from Phladolpha
New YORK, b sion ug isi more, 90 and from
any puHl uu thG Itu, h.aos Of Onto, Ken
tuc'y, !udidla, i'iuo's, Wisconsin luWt OF
Missouri, GN Rat Roam rmlCr.
ut PpHus, ht.id Co. tr il,il Road alru
g., PutyhIr- w.tls caincrs, b vnir.
uMu, Ma hiutum, htntucSy, reunc -soc,
& tuuher.ud, Illinois, Nisss. ..I. pi, WAcug I'm,
~. sour, R.,ls;t, Artalf,s ~ and Il d lllyerg,
and ti Cleveland. SthGutky ana Chicago with
slcamers TO 40 putt, uu tne North.Wcslern
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers en,rus,lnr the
tIasportHjun Il ,hcIf IRE llht 10 thjs Compa-
ny, can rely Hth coniiio. 30 ON It's specify
trt sit.
lHERATEs or FREIGHT to and from any
point Ia tHo west, by t.e feur6y 6ylydnA Con.
q cntral lHl Ruui, dJS AZ all times ds tduOrdbic
as me ch rgei by 9th , Raj Rdad COupI les,
DD- Be parlleuar /" marx packages WA
For Frc,gat cSurtcts or shipping dIrocl.
iO4s,drply no Ur address either ui the follow
lns Agents % the company;
n. A. srawAuT Fraight Agent Pittsburgh.
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Arrested.

Arrested.
Two men were arrested in Vanlue
last Monday, for robbing store in
triat place last Summer They had
been away since committing the
robbery, but had lately come back,
and were peddling ont the goods.
They are now in Jail awaiting tri-