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WIHTAk'o bALrAW UF WILD LHEhINl.
So general has He uSs Of hi- remedy bseoms. and
so popular IS ererysehere, asat unnecessary
recount Uirtmes. It's aOorks spsak for 10, and find
tter1nce an the abundant and voluntary testimony of
the many 1rlo fran long suffering and settled disease
1us BY tts nss been restored to pristine Vigcr and
health. We eai present of evidence IN proof
of our assertions. kat
CANNOT BE DISCREDlTED.
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c.. e.. SP PANG,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi-
ness entrusted to ais care in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
nz0iice on Tullana Street, three doors south
OF the ..Mengel House, opposite the residence oil
Mrs. Tate. May 13, 1854.
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Dnsii,ess Garos.
JOSEPH w. TATE,

ATT0RNEF AT LAZY, BEDFORD, Pa.
Win promptly attend 10 collections and all busi-
ness entrusted 10 his care, in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
Cash edvanced on Judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville, and ST. Jo-
seph's, on Bedford Railroad. Farms and unimprovei
Land, from to $50 TO suit purchasers.
Office nearly opposite the ssMengel Hotel'' and
Bank of Reed & Sehell.
phil /, lS64-1y
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ESpT nj. AI.SlP-

ATTOR NEY 1T Law, BEDF0R D, PA.
Win faithfully and promptly attend TO all business
entrusted his in Bedford aad agIonins conn-
ties Military claims. back pay, bounty, &c.,
speedily collected.
Office with Mann Spang, on JuianN street, two
doors South of the Mengel House. Jar. %, '64.
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53,8i8 Wringers Sold in 1868!

Any woman who will persist in the backbreaE.
ing, wrst-stTainng and destroying process
of TWISTING clothes dry, when &c Unicersai Cl9ts,
Wrfnger'' be had for few dollars, which will
save twice lis price per year, in corhes aCne,H
either ertraragant aud fond OF hard work. or "pen.
ny wise AID pound foolish - The value of good
COG WHEEL CLOTHES WRINGER,
is only known TO those who have used them. This
machine has not its equal twill wiring bed'co'hei
well as the smallest article of clothing ltcan
get ont of order. 1t is almost everlasting, and II
death 10 cold dinners and Hack looks o. wash days.
Just call at Hartiey's Machine aud Hardware store
and get Use it two or three times aed 1t II
den's please all about the house, bring it back
questions will be asked and no charge made.
July 22; 1854. ~ - ~ sz- s
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I0HY p. Ed.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
Respectfully tenders has services 10 TIE P"6ne.
D-Ofice second door North OF the hehsei
house.
Bedford, Arg, /, 1851.
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WISTAR'S BAISAM
WILD CHER

ONE OF rHE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Dficuly of Breathing, .asthma, Hoarsc-
ness, Sore Throat, Group, md euery
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST,
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M. A. POINTS.

4 ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
Respectfully offers his professional services to the
public. a
u5-ofice with J. w. Lingeulelter, Esq, on JUL
ana street, TWO doors South of the 'Mengel House"
Bedford, Dec 9, 1864. ar
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

BEDFORD, Pa
s. s. Diehl and William Dibert would respectfully
announce to their friends in Bedfor1 county and ihe
public generally, that they have leased for term
of yesrs, this large ard conv meat brick hotel, at
the corner Of Pitt aRd Julanna streets. Bedford Pa
known as the "WASHlNGTON HOTEL, ,''and late
" Kept by Mrs. S. Filler.
This house is being thoroughly re fitted and re-
furnished, and is open for the reception fguests-
Visitors 10 the ssBEDFORD SPRINGS'' and persons
attending Court, will find this house pleasant and
quiet temporary home. Every attention VIII be
paid to the accommodation and comfort OF guests.
be table will at all times be supplied with the
best the markets afford. Charges will be moderate
Extensive stabling is attached TO this Holel, and
careful and competent hostler will be in attendance
Special attention will be paid to the acconmoda-
ton of the farming community.
Coaches leave this house oaily Sunday excepted)
at 65 CLOCK, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. M, to con-
rect with the trains going East from Mount Dallas
and Bloody Run. coach will alsoleave tIi-weeK-
~ Tuesday, Thursday and iturday) for Somerset
The travelling public will find it decidedly TO their
advantage to stop with them.
Bedford, Jan. 22, lS64-tf.
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IN NJ KrNvr1r J. w. LINGENFELTER
KIMMELL & LINGENFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW BEDFORD, PA.
p-Have formed partnership in the practice OF
ehe Law Once on Juiaua street, two doors South
of the "Mensel House."
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IL. MARBOURG. M. D.

Having permanently located. respectfully tenders
bis professional services 10 the citizens of Bedford
and vicinity.
Office on West Pitt street, south side, nearly op,
posiIe the Union Hotel.
Bedford, February IL, 1861.
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OSBORNE'S PREPARED JAVA COFFEE.
A Fresh invoice of this excellent coffee, Just re
ceived and for Sale at the New bargain Store of
G. r. & w OSTER.
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BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRELLAS
inst opened at CRAMER'S.
May 90, 1868.
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population in this country makes the following sta te
nent for the beneftof the afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. l6, 1889.
Dear Siys Having realized in my family inpor-
tant benefits from the Of your valuable prepara-
ton Wis.ay's Balsam of Wild Cherry--it. sfforda
rne pleasure 10 recommend it to the public. Some
eight years ago ore of my daughters seemed to be in
decline and little hopes of her recovery were en-
tertained. then procured a bottle OF yonr excel
lent Balsa, and before she had taken the whole OF
the contents of the bottle there great improve
nlent in her health have, 10 my indiviuaal case,
made fraqqant use OF yout valuable m 'dlclne, ard
' ave 80 JACOB sEcHLER.
From Jesse Smith, Esq President Of the
.MoryaS County Bank, .Norrlsfo1cH,
.A'eac Jersey.
t.Having used DR.. WIsTAR s BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRy for about fifteen years, and having realized
its beneficial results in my family, it affords me
great Measure in nendng il TO the rublic as
a valuable remedy in cases of weak lungs, colds,
coughs, &c, ard remedy which | consider to be
entirely Innocent and may be taken with perfect
safety by the most delicate in health.
From Hon John h. Smith, Distinguished
Lawqer in Westminster, Nd.
7 have on several occasloBs used DR.. WIsTAR's
BALsAs1 OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds, and al
wavs with decided benefit. l know of no prepara-
ton that is more efiicacions or deserving OF
general use.
The Balsam has also been used with excellent ef-
feet by J. B. ELLIOTT, Merchant, Halls Cross
Roads, Nd.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed fti.. BUTTS,'' on the
Fer Sale by
J. P. DlNSMORE, No. 49l B'oadw ~, New York.
J. W FOWLE& co, Proprietors, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
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JOHN PALM ER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
u-wilI promptly attend TO all business entrus-
ted to his care. Office on Julanna Street, (near-
Nv opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. l, 1861.
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CALL AT
THE NOW SIlRE.

MRS. SAIL. II. TATE has received a
handsome assortment of
CLO.AKS, .NJ7.NTELS, and DUSTERS,-
the latest style.
A large assortment of
SH4WLS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, and F.4N
s-. CY GOODS,
which will be sold cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, and Flow
ers always on hand.
Don't forget the ''NEw STORE" North East
corner of the Diamond.
Bedford, Sept. l6, 1854.
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Cutter and Crusher,

viii save to any fame. who has si1 head Of horses
to keep, at lea., $3.50 in one season.
This machine has been improved since last year,
and is pronounced by the farming public "Ths best
Gutter ever invented"
Having sold more than 100 of thea. cutter. the
past year, respectfully beg leave to refer TO few
farmers of Bedford county who have them in use
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The Rev. Jacob sechlpr.

Well known and much respected among the German
population in this country makes the following sta
ment for the beneitof the afflicted.
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Judge Bprnsp &5fs-t .OahIeis hditeIb / sti
John schnebIey, Abraham Reighatd,
Samuel Boor, M. D. Miller,
Simon Nvcum, John Shank,
Jacob Fetter, John w. Hoover,
C. e. Rea, Michael Schafer,
Tohn s Brumbaugk, JOAN n. Teeter,
Henry Harshberger, Henry Clipper,
Samuel Griffith, Jacob Yont,
T,cob BidGle John Halderbaun,
Isaac Imler, Martin Hoover,
Adam DlbeFt. VIM. Grisinger,
John Wbiteline, Frederick Schnebley,
Adam Samel, J. Irwin Noble,
Henry Stifler, George Bowser,
William Rock, David Karns,
William Keyser and some 60 other farmers, all OF
whom am confident will speak Of this machine in
the highest terms of praise.
On account of the great scarcity OF mechanics,
the high price of material, and the great demand
for these machines, was unable to secure enough
10 supply the demand last season. And having now
but 40 on hand, farmers desiring to secure cut ter
MUST ORDER SOON.
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REDD1NG's RUSSIA sALvE.


FORTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Over all other healing preparations.
It cures all kinds of SORES CUTS. SCALDS,
BURNS, BOILS, Ulcers, SALT RHEUM, Err
YSIPELAS, SITES, PILES, C0RNS, SORE LIPS,
SORE EYES, &c RE OWING THE PAIN At
ONCE, AND REDUCING TIE MOST ANGRY
LOOKING sWELLlNGS AND INFLAMMATION
AS If BY MAGIC.
ONLY IS CENTS A BOX, FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINsMoRE, NO. 4s1 Broadway, New-York.
J. w. FOWLE x CO., No is Tremont-st., Boston.
Aud by all Druggists.
May g., 1se4-eow1y
CLOTHING IN rSCRELLSBURG.
Having Lately purchased an excellent assort.
ment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
consisting Of Ocsr Coafs, Dress Coats, Bust
ness Coats, Biouses, Vests Pants, Hats
& Caps, White SHIRTS, Fancy FlaG-
mel Shirts. Under Shirts, DSaW-
ers, EoundabonS, .Eeck-ties,
Suspeadsrs, Buckskln
GioDes,
IND
NOTIONS IN VARIETY.
We invite our fr1ends aiid all VINO oesTFe 10
purchace to give Us call at our New Clothing
Store in Schelisburg, where as VIC are dong
business on the "Oae Pftce" System, We fattcr
ourselves we can render satisfaction by doing
justice to every one We thank our many
customers for their patronage, and herewith So
lcit a continuance Of ,he same kindness.
G. BERKSTRESSER & son.
ScheIlsburg, Sept. Is, 1864.
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A II. COFFROTH,
F. C. DOYLE, M. D.,

Tenders his professional services TO the citizens OF
Bloody Run and vicinity. Office next door TO the
hoteI of John c. Black. r. uns 10, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Sheridan's victory on Thursday must have
been gained over considerable portion Of Lees
main srmy-if any inference can be drawn from
the number of general officers, rank and hle'
and cannon captured. Six Rebel Generals
from Ewell down grace this last
brilliant success Of Sheridans, and ne
has beside several thousand prisoners
fourteen guns, many wagons, &c. I'll the
thing is pressed" says Sheridan, 81 think
Lee will surrender" And sc may be sure the
thing uiR be pressed TO the utmost. Not Grant,
not Sheridan, is the man to hold his hand when
tho victory is half won. We believe neither oil
them will be content with less than the deStruc-
zion Of Lees army.
Sailors Creek is named rs the locality OF this
frht and that is some 10 miles northwest
from Burbesville, nearthe point where the Apo
mattox is crossed by the Lynchburg and Peters
burg Road. Lee has made one desperate eilort
&c get past the thanking columns OF sheridan
south of the river. and to reposSess himself oil
the rairload west of Burkesville, so as to secure
his retreat on Lynohburg, and to follow with
the trains which were sent to that road when
Richmond was evacuated. But even if he has
reached the railroad, he has paid terrible price
for it. and it does not at all look if his thrice
a.week defeated army would long be able to
resist the incessant onsets of its pursuer.
The reports Of Lees surrender which were
current yesterday seem to have been little
premature-but no matter. Every dispatch
either announces or foretokens O victory, and
Lees army, though it may still be coherent
and manageable organization cannot long
stand the pressure. The pursuit is pushed with
unprecedented vigor and determination, and
the fears expressed lest Grant might find him.
self hampered for want of transportation seem
TO be without foundation. His forward move
ment is wonderfully persistent and rapid.
Two of the columns which up to Thursday
had taken different routes. were united on that
day and fought together the battle against Lee.
Grant was probably on the ground-a previous
dispatch having announced his starting for the
front-but Sheridan is kept in the van. Thus
far he has ridden with loose rein on the track OF
Lee and bis fugitive army.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship China, from Liverpool March
Is and Queenstown March &C. arrived here yesterday
bringing three days later news from Europe.
Sir Frederick Bruce. the new English Minister to
Washington. is passenger by the China.
The Rebel ram Stonewail attempted on March
81 to escape from the port of Ferrol, where She
has been closely watched by the United States fgates
Niagara and Sacramento The chance OF escape must.
however, have appeared very small, for she soon re-
turned TO port.
The English Parliament on the 23d OF March,
had another interesting debate American affairs
Earl Russell In the House Of Lords laid upon the table
the notification received nom Mr. Adams Of the inten
ton Of the United States Government to terminate the
Reciprocity treaty and the Convention regulating the
armed force TO be kept upon Earl Russell
admitted that after the Of violence and conspiracy
which had taken place upon the lakes, the United
States were completely Unsuitable in giving notice OF
their intentions TO terminate the convention. The
House Of Commons discussed the proposed appropia
tion OF asll.l24 for works and buildings including
$4,000 for the Notifications Of Quebec. An amend
ment for the omission Of the $4,000 rejected by
275 against 40 votes.
The whole 1900 miles of the Atlantic cable
will be made and on board Of the Great Eastern in
May. The Great Eastern will sail from Valentis Ire
land about the LIST Of July and IL is confidently
pected that by the Goth of July Europe and America
will be in teegraphic communication.
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GENERAL NEWS.

There was much excitement and several i'm.
promptu meetings downtown yesterday on receipt Of
the good news. The positive annonn cement Of Gen
Lees surrender will probably a sensation not in
feror 10 that occasioned by the intelligence OF the fail
of Richmond.
The steamer Empire City, from ewOrleanS
aud Key West brought l7O bales Of cotton. consigned
TO Capt Moves who will sell 1t immediately for the
benefit OF Rebel prisoners This is the remainder OF
that turned over by the Rebel Gen. Maury for that
pose.
The Committee on the celebration in this city
sent deputation to Albany TO request Gov fenton 10
name another day than the lih-that being Good Fri
day-for Thanksgiving for victories. The 10th has
been suggested.
Mr.. jonathan Trotter, formerly Mayor of
Brooklyn died at his residence in this city Thursday
afternoon He was born in England and came to this
country in 1919 where he subsequently engaged in mer'
camille pursuits.
William Lloyd Garrison has received and ac-
cepted an invitation from Secretary Stanton to take
passage on the Arago and assist at the Fort Sum
ter aag-rasing on the l4tb.
1t is stated that any tobacco brought North
from any Southern port will be taxed order being
about to be issued by the Internal Revenue Commits
sioner to that effect.
On the receipt of the intelligence Of the fall
Of Richmond in san Francisco, greenbaeks immediate
ly rose TO 65. and still have an upward tendency.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the new British Minis
ter arrived in yesterday and is staying at
the Clarendon.
Retail prices at the city markets have not yet
been materially affected by the fall In wholesale quota
tons.
Gen. Curtis, who commanded the storIning
party at Fort Fisher, Is in town.
Seven. Thirties were sold yesterday to the
amount of $50 100000.
Gold open ed yesterday at l49s and fell to li9'
md closed q. 1891 Govennen, stocks continue strong a
fun prices and steadily passing into the hands Of investing
PARTIES Railway shares irregular and the make
quite ss excited any time during the Rebellion LsIe
advances are few hours followed by sharp reac
Mons upon sales realize profits At the Second Board thu
extreme street prices not maintained Aer the call tie
market was strong aud the dsroston to buy undated
Money 4. very abundant and lenders obliged to sccep
lower rates or their money let o'er Call loans arr
suoted sat- and IN few business Is done Pc
cent In commercial paper change Exchange |" NOR
tivs The business Of the Sub Treasury was Receipts
nassssl9 3a-for Customs. o6cooi Payments, szWi'
sos Son account Of Loan. $4,000 Balance, ss''s@
Yrsishts stll very dsh
Lat Epsning-stocks active and irregular Gold aH ca
ixol 1t tbs close Of report, l4s!
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NORTH CAROLINA.
From Newborn.
From Our Special Correspondent.
NEwBERS, N. G.. April 2. 1855.

NEwBERS, N. G.. April 2. 1855.
THE FIRE.
Great excitement was 0ccssioned yesterday
Just at noon by the prolonged ringing Of the alarm bell
At first one seemed to heed Its CALL but ~ peal AFTER
peal rang out more rapidly everyone began quickening
their pace No one knew where the fro wa. or what
was on fire. From the principal streets no smoke ooula
be seen, and many supposed it was false alarm II
proved to be the large stack Of baed hay lying on Inc
wharf, quite near the Government store. houses.
The fire had made considerable Roadway ere buckets
and men enough were at hand to stay It's ravages.
Great was the excitement when it ascerainel be-
yond doubt that 1t had been the work Of incendi-
airy; and that not only the hay had been fired, but that
attempts had been made to fire the large store-bouses
filed with supplies waiting transportation to the 'front.'
Walls of phosphorus discoyered also matches had
been arranged and fired and when the whole plot was
developed wo found we had just escaped from the
danger Of general conaagration.
The fire destroyed about 100 bales of hay; no other
damage was DONE Had the fire once got under way.
being so near tho ordnance depots and commissary
stores with no engines the loss would have been i'm
menso.
Three efforts were made during the day to burn the
railroad bridge over the Trent River but were unsuc
cessfu In ALL the ncendiaries fired the town In seven
different places
That number Of Rebels have been sent down under
guise Of refugees to destroy many our stores and
If possible the bridge is settled fact OF course every
man who looks like q refugee or Rebel deserter. ID
thought to be the wolf in sleeps clothing" No ar
rests have been made up to this morning. Every effort
is being made to arrest the guilty parties
Orders have been issued recurring everybody %
turn OUT with buckets the first ringing OF The
alarm bell
Extra precauton will be taken to prevent any further
success Of these villains.
PERSONAL.
Senator Sherman, who has been to the front on a
brief visit, returned yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Schofeld. who has been quite unwc for
some time left for the North this morning to recruit
bis health. His many friends wish him speedy re-
coyery. RALF.
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Gold Closed Last Night at H9ss.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The St. Adams raiders were on Thursday re-
moved from Montreal to Toronto. where they were
brought before the Recorder on charge Oh mSde'
meanor when delay obtained to procure counsel
The case was adjourned to Monday
The County Volunteer Committee have re-
solved to leave the examination of recruits altogether
in the hands Of the various that they
may be kept constantly busy and have no time for draft
ing.
The Harriet De Ford, captured by Rebels near
Baltimore has been hlockaded in Indian Creek, Va,
BY several United States gunboats.
The reported capture of Gen. Robert Lee,
current in this city yesterday tuEns out to have been
based on that of bis son Fitzhugh.
One hundred and thirty six men were enlisted
In this city on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Charter Elections.

COLUMBUS, O.-At the charter election on
Monday, the Unionists elected their candidate for
Marshal by 81 majority. The Democrats elected the
Mayor aud Solicitor by l3o and % majority respect
lively Five on, OF the six Councilmen are Union The
soldiers vote may alter this result.
DUBUQUE, IowA.-At the election on the ID
inst. through the Indifference Of Union men, the Oppc
sit!on carried every Ward in the city, Two membsrs
OF the Council who bold over will bs th. only Union
members of the next and the only unonis, connected
with the City Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
THE CAPTURED STEAMER HAIR
RIET DEFORD.
Her Probable Recapture.

WASHINGTON Friday April T. 1865.
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing; 800 =.
Post LOOKOUT Thursday. April 6, 1865.
Hon. GIpFoS WELLS Secretary Of the Nary The
Harriet DE Ford is in Indian Greek. Va. bockadcd by
several Of my ggnboat,. As soon as the hght,drait
gunboats get up sho will be captured or destroyed.
Respectfully,
+. A. PARKER, Commanding Potomac fl0tila.
SEDOND DISPATCH.
WssuNGToS Friday. April :, 1865.
Information believed 10 be trustworthy reach
ed Washington this afternoon that the pirates who run
the coptnred Harriet Drord into Indian Greek, Va.
destroyed the vessel after removing sundry articles OF
the most value.