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What Men are Arrested For.

Mr.. Joseph c. Miller, of Harrison township,
this county, WAS recently arrested upon the
following charges:
/. In that the said Miller declared that ''Abe
Lincoln was fool and had no sense"
2. In that the said Miller wished that Slight
ming might strike the cabinet and knock them
into - along with Horace Greely."
3. In that the said Miller IS sympathiser
with the South and had declared that be woald
rather fight for JEFF Davis than Abe Lincoln.
4. In that the said Miller had "spoken dis
respectfully of the Administration"
These grars charges were net sustained a.
gainst Mr.. Miller and he was discharged. We
give publicity to this matter, merely to sho"
bv what uncertain tenure We hold our liberties.
The idea of arresting man because he has de-
clared that the President hasn't good sense and
for speaking disrcspeetfuly of the Admins
tration," is decidedly refreshing. We hear ev-
ery now and then, Of citizens being arrested by
the military and released upon examination. -
This is in direct violation Of the ConscriPtion
law. That law provides that whenever cit
.
gainst The laws OF the United States, he shall
be Immediately handed over to the Z. S. Courts
for trial. The officer who restrains citizen OF
his liberty, contrary to law, is liable to prose-
cution and to suit for damages. It is about
time that the laws were observed in this coun-
try, and if they are to be trampled under foot
much longer, we will see what virtue there IS
in the civil courts. If citizen be charged
with a violation of the law, let him be tried
according TO law. If found guilty, let him be
punished according to law and if innocent, ac-
quilted according to law. Shall this be the
rule in the future, OF must citizens be driven
to seek a remedy in prosecutions for false i'm
prisonpeut and suits for damages' We shall
ses.
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c OOh ! ETAPORAFCR R
AND
G A n z M ! L L s. .

IT E undersigned is agent for the above named
| machines, at manufacturers prices. Pamph-
lets describing the use of machines, and the pro-
of manufacturing syrup and sugar from >oIgho,
can b had by applying to him by letter or othey-
wise, or by calling az the 50 Gacstts Z" Office.
The undersigned has also hand, and for sale,
large lot of pure sorgho seed, which be had By
application 10 him, at the store of P. A. Reed,
Bedford. He manufactured last season, several
hundred gallons Of sorgho syrup which sells for
$3.50 per gallon. From $50 to 3oa gallons can be
produced TO the acre.
J. n. SCHELL,
March 20, 1858. SosELLsBURs, Penn.
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A CARD TO lNglLlDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameriea
a missionary, discovered safe and simple ren7s
edy for the of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted By
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medl"
cine, in a sealed envelope, to any who needs It,
FREE OF CRAReE.
Please enc ost-pad envelope, addressed To
yourself. Address, JOSEPH r. iNNAN,
StatIon ,, Bible House,
February 10 lss5-Ey Rev ya.k.
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Bedford. Borough Democratic Ticket.

Bedford. Borough Democratic Ticket.
Pursuant to previous notice, the Democrats
Of Bedford borough, met in the Court House,
on Saturday evening, Feb 25th, and placed in
nomination the following ticket to be support
ed by the party, at the election to be held on
FRIDAY, MARCH I7th:
Justices of the Peace,
II NICoDE,IUs, JOHN II. RUsu
Constable,
SAMUEL J, McCAUs1IS.
Assessor,
JosIAH NJ. GEPHAET.
Judge of Election,
JOHN A. MowRY.
Inspector,
HIRAM LENT.
School Directors,
J0e Mann, o. E. SHANNON.
Town Clerk,
AUGUSTUS CARVER.
Chief Burgess,
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
Assistant Burgess,
JOHN MULLER.
Auditors,
J II. HUTTON, RICHARD Il, SILL.
Councilmer,
\ ". MowER, JoHS BooR.
High Constable.
JAAIEs CCRBOY.
After she nomination of the ticket, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Rssolrea, That the question whether the ofict
Of Wood Measurer shall be continued, IS here
by submitted to the voters Of the borough, al
the ensuing election, and the Democratic can
didates for Burgess, Assistant Burgess and
Counoilnen, are hereby pledged to govern then
action in regard to this matter according to ths
decision Of the majority of said voters.
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EDITORIAL. MEL ANGE.

es-Bland-the air (ss we write) and the
smiles of candidates
egBright-moonlight nights and the pros
poets of the Hopewell Oil Company.
sEDead-George Darsie, formerly Canal
Commissioner
s9-Why ought wood chncks make good sau-
sage? Because they are ground Aogsi
eEThe London Punch says that the oldest
lunatic on record, is-Time out Of mind!
erW. C. Rives, member of the Con feder-
ate Congress, has resigned his scat, on account
of i'll health
5-A friend who was melancholy about the
approaching draft, on being reminded that he
would ''soon get the blues on, rejoined that he
had them on already
ez~To the Abolition candidates at the Spring
elections, greeting: Are you for Curtin and a.
gainst the present draft, or for Lincoln andin
favor of the draft Where are you, gentle
mon?
eg~Rey. VIM. Conrad an eminent minister
in the Ger Ref. Church, died at Berlin, Som
erset county, few days ago. lie was one of
the finest linguists and scientific scholars IN the
country.
eS-The very fact that the Abolitionists went
to the trouble to have law passed enabling
them to get the army vote, shows how impor-
tant they consider the Spring elections. Let
not the Democrats be caught mapping.
-How can any man who, last fall told
the people that there would not be any more
drafts, if Lincoln were reelected, look a voter
in the face and ask him to vote the Abolition
ticket?
egThe Abolitionists Of this borough, at
their nominating meeting, a few nights ago, a
dopted the following resolution ''Pssolred,
That olI (iheirl goater-leores are in a disgrace
ful condition." &c Bad enough Call on
the apothecary!
syDid you ever know son who, after fat
tening upon his fathers bounty, turned upon
the old man and tried to kick him out of house
and home? If you did, then you know the char
acter Of some men in this town, whom the
Democratic party kept from starving, by elect
ing them to office and giving them nice little
| appointments.
eTDon't you despise fellow who is IN,
grateful; We do. Our ''gorge rises at sight
Of him. We always imagine we can see him
picking the pennies off his dead mothers eyes.
'Ingratitude! thou marble-hearted fend p The
poet could have studied thee, to Advantage, in
this neck o the woods.
sz Upon the petition Of majority Of the
| tax PAYERS of the Borough, the Burgess and
Council have laid a tax Of $1,000, to com
plete the Borough fund for the raising of twen-
ty volunteers The new term Of Father Abra-
ham opens promisingly.
81 \ large flowing well has been struck at
the mouth of Deer Greek, by one of the Clari-
on river oil companies of which Hon. W. P.
ScheIl is President. The price of Clarion riv-
er stocks has gone up considerably, in conse-
quencc.
&z Said Henry Clay IN 1850: 81 want to
see no sacked cities-no smoking Lamlets--no
conquered armies-no dcsolated plains--no
streams of American blood shed by American
arms" Shoddy thinks Clay must have been
a fool
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important to Everybody.

The Commissioners of Internal Revenue have
decided that on and after the lst of February,
1865, persons executing receipts for the deliv-
cry Of any property must affix two cent stamp
to such receipts and cancel the same, otherwise
they will be prosecuted for the penalty Of S22,
incurred under section ] so Of the act of June
80, 1868. Receipts for the delivery of coal,
wood, &c. will, is appears, require stamp
hereafter.
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ezEThe proposition to strike out the word
white" in the qualifications requisite to become
members of the Missouri Legislatu has been
defeated in the Constitutional Convention of
that State, BY a vote Of twenty yeas to twenty
eight nays. proposition to permit coiored
persons to vote was also lost by twelve ayes to
thirty-tHo nays,
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SoRGHo SUGAR ARD MoLAssEs. We refer
our readers to the advertisement of our friend j.
Henry Scbell, Esq, of Schelsburg, in this i8-
sue, by which it will be seen that he has for
sale quantity of Sorgho seed and also Cooks
Eyaporator and Cane Mills, for the manufac-
ture Of sugar and mOlasses from Sorgho' This
plant is well adapted TO the soil Of Bedford
county and its culture has been experimental
upon IN the neighborhood OF Schellsburg and
in Morrisons Cove, with great success. We
have 90 doubt that it will soon become one OF
the staples of our county. From $50 70 800
gallons of syrup can be produced TO the acre
This syrup sells for 81 so per gallon. Our
family have used it and have found it equal to
the best New Orleans syrup. When properly
manufactured, it is excellent for baking purpos-
es We would advise farmers to cow several
acres in Sorgho and purchase Cane Mill and
EVaporator. There can be nc failure in its re-
Turning handsome profit.
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ID L ED

DIEHL,-Departed this life, Feb. 25, 1865,
in a weIl-grounded hope Of happy home in
heaven, REBEcoA DIEHL, Of Friends Cove,
widow of Nicholas Diehl ard daughter of Mr.
David Milestone, aged 27 years, 2 months
and Y DAYS.
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oru - MAnn e. 81.

/ PAMPHLET directing how 10 spsedy restore
= sight and give up spectacles, without aid Of
doctor medicine. Sent by. mail. free, on Eeeei$
of 20 cents. Address, r. B. FOOTE, NJ. D.,
1870 Broadway, He's YORK.
February 8, ls65--6m.
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scHELLsDURG BOROUGH.

Geo Slack, VIM. MAhany, Frank Marbure.
J. Otto, w Renninger, Peter Seller, JeFe E.
Blackburn Il w Berkstresser, c. Feichter,
a Long, A. scleI, n. II. Skylcs, Il. Cup,
Francis Poorman-l4.
WEST PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP.
John DetwieI, Jonas Pitiman, John Rosebaugh,
Joseph Clarke, Henry Ritchey, Joseph Dasher,
sam'. Zimmerman, Andrew Buzard, John S. Nor
rrs, J. w. EsheIman, John Lysnger, JOAN J. Di-
BERT Abm Baug hman, James A. Horton, William
Hughes Simon Buzard, Eph. Wilkins, saml. Pitt
nan.--lS.
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ggAs long as men smell Of whiskey and to-
bacco, the women have riRhs to defend them
selves With nask.
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HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.

Jacob n Broadstone. Louis Batzel, Plus
Little, John Bingham, Thomas Kay, Abraham
Shelly, John Byers, William OFT, Geo. White
hill, Samuel ST el, William Hrwooi, Thos.
A. Piper, Joseph Hinish, Jacob Burger, John
Stono, VIM. A. Grove, David S. Fluck, Saml
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ARREST or An EDuOR.--P. Gray Meek,
ESQ, editor of the Bellefonte Watciman, one
of the oldest Democratic papers in the State,
was arrested and sent TO prison somewhere, on
some sort of charges, preferred by somebody,
somehow, and it IS said he is TO be tried by
some kind Of military tribunal. This is an
other violation Of the conscription law. In
the name Of this gagged and manacled prison
er, as q fellory Democratic editor, We demand
that he be handed over to the u. S. Courts for
trial as the law provides We know Mr..
Meek we'll, and though very young man,
we know him to be fearless and unc0mpro-
missing friend Of the Right, and MS mprisou-
ment will only render his work in the cause of
Truth the more effective. The blood Of the
martyrs is the seed Of the church -
------
4 NUr FOR TIE ABOLITION CANDIDATES At
TIE SpRING ELEcTIoNs.-Do you approve Of
the murder of F. C. Mock, who was shot down
in cold blood, on his way home from the elec-
ton, on the night Of the second Tuesday Of
October lastl Your fuglemen here are apollo
gizing for it. What say the Abolition canli-
dates in St. Clair township to this foul murder,
committed on account of the teachings and
through the Vaccinations of their party leaders?
RUmoRED VICTORY BY GEN. SHERIDAN--It
is reported, on the authority of some deserters
who arrived within Gen. Grants lines, few
days ago, that Gen. Sheridan had captured Con.
Early and eighteen hundred prisoners, al Char
loltesvile, Va. This report is said to have been
confirmed, but not having seen the confrma-
tion, we cannot vouch for the correctness Of
the report. 1t will do, however, to rejoice O.
ser. for few days.
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP.

Sam'l Miller, Isaac Devore, Michae: c..
Miller, Levi Miller, w. Ream, Elijah Miller,
Isaac Clark, Joseph Sifert, Aaron Young, cold,
Josiah Nav, George w Horn, John p, Smith,
John G, Smith, Jonathan hyde, Jacob C. De-
wore, David Miller, Martin V. 3. Knouf, D.
Crnifb-lS
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

II. Seyits, Samuel FIuck, Jacob Oaks, John
McClain, JOHN Black, Jonathan L. Hoover,
Geo Fluck, T. O. Alernan, John Kelley, W.
McHugh, w. Vanstine, Franklin Stoler, Thos.
Cyphcr, w Holman, John Harry, John Ken
singer. Uriah Bsrks,rasser, Jacob Brdenstine,
J. Hoover, Chas McGee, Jacob Harold, Sam'l
GrabiIl, Abraham Kensinger, J. H Herbert,
Harry Speese, Sanl E'cher Smelser, Tobias
Snyder, Jacob Roads, Saml Eicher, Fletcher
McCahan, Mark II Harris, w. MCabe, T,
W White. Jacob Syster, w. Firher.-36.
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BLOODY RUN BOROUGH.

James J. Barndolar, Joshua Lucus, John
G. Clarkson, s. Il. Bottomfed Jacob Wagon
er, John Shook, Frederick FELTON,, John Her
ring, Christian Wagner, Rev. J. b. Polsgrove,
Robert Steckman, W. c. OFT, Samuel B Tate,
Martin D. Barndollar, Samuel d. Williams,
Simon II Ieader-I6.
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COLERAIN TOWNSHIP.

Geo. Mcclellan, Adam Little, Geo. Dehl,
Francis Diehl, John A. Hershizer, John Beck
ley, Henry P. Diehl, Joseph Cessna, Josiah
OFT, William Diehl, John H. Cessna, John w.
Pensyl, Josiah Ressler, Henry Harkleroad,
Fred Friend, Henry Dlbert, Eli CorIe, Reuben
Smith, Josiah Miller, Thompson Shafer, f.
William, Adam Harkleroad-22.
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JUNIATA TOWNSHIP.

Stage Hoon, John Keller, John Kerr Hen
ry Corley, Francis Frantz Benz. Frazer, Geo.
Foust John Burgess, William Brown, Michael
Corley, Fred Hillegas, William Palmer, Lewis
Turner, Iacob II. Hillegas, Jonathan Cable,
John A. Burnet, John Jmgrund, John Shippy,
James Upton, Andrew Diehl. John II. Fra
zer Isooc Fisher %
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MONROE TOWNSHIP.

Adam Stiohler, Solomon Miller, Jacob "
Miller, Michael S. Darr, Daniel B. Horne, Geo.
G. Burns, Jacob Bowers, Enos Blackburn, j.
Mench, ]. A. Rock, Sylvester Souser, James
Wilson, John Fl. Border, John M. Hiper, Fl.
Ellenberger, Josiah A. Border, John DolIard,
Michael Miller, John G. Feight, John B. Mil
Ter, William Mcdaniel, Samuel Horne, VIM.
Winegardner, Nathan Crisman, Jac Harman,
Gabriel Hull, Cyrus Penrose, Harrison Davis
-28,
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DRUNKENNESS CURED
HAIR DYE.-FIFTY

TROMER'S HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
IN CENTS A B0X.--Boxes larger than dyes
thai aell for 81. Natural, durable, beautiful
Wrranted to please. This article has been tho
roughly tested by Or. Chiffon of New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett of Philadelphia,
who pronounce il free from all poisonous in-
gradients, and the material composing IL VIII
not iniure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor 4O3 Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philadelphia, Pa.
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TDST Received per steamer
81 MARTIN, fine assortment Of
Figs, Raisins,
Olive Soap Almonds,
Cocanuts, Salad OIL,
Italian Maccaroni,
Malt &C., &c.
For sale low, by
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,
No. l2. 10Th street,
myl0-3t J. W. Rateiiff's Old Stand.
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED sTAETs }
Division oP NATIONAL RANKr

WASHINGTON, Nay 6, 1865.
1t is hereby certified that The First National
Bank of Richmond, Virginia a Banking Asso-
citation organized under the Act ITO provide
National Currency, secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and TO providei for the cir
culation and redemption thereof" approved
June 3, 1864, having complied with the require
ments Of section 45 OF said Act and with the
regulations of this Department made in pursu-
ance thereof, has thisday been designated as
a Depository of Public Moneys, except receipts
from Customs, and by virtue Of such designa-
ton will also be employed as Financial Agent
of the Government,
F. E. SPINNER,
mys Treasurer u. s.
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DaTCHEUO HAIR DYEi

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Sold by All Druggists. The genuine is signed
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.

ESPECIAL NOTICE.
e Hair UprOOted from all parts Of the
body in i've minutes, without injury TO the skin,
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A NEW
DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS
FROM RICHMOND

TO Fort Monroe and NOrfOfk,
CONNECTING WITH THE BAY LINE STEAMERS FOR
BALTIMORE, TOUCHING AT CITY POINT.
The Government having prohibited citizens
from travelling on government boats, the propri.
etors of the Steamers Georgianna and NJ. Martin,
two first class Steamers, commence this day
daily line between Richmond. Fort Monroe and
Norfolk, touching at City Point and connecting
with the Bay Line Steamers for Baltimore, leave
Richmond daily at a. m, arriving in Baltimore
at q. M, next morning in time TO connect with
all the Eastern and Western Lines.
Fare to City Point Sl00
To Fort Monroe and Norfolk $500
To Baltimore $500
For further information, apply TO F. G. Wet
colt, agent Adams Express Company, Richmond,
Virginia, corner Of Main and 18th streets.
my3-lm
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DR. RAND'S NPECIFIC.-'

IL est and most reliable medicine for the cure
of Spermatoehpa, Seminal Weakness, Loss OF
Power &c. This medicine has stood the test
of over thirty years and has always proved
success.
DR.. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form
of pills, made up entirely Of substances that
have a specific effect upon the generative or
Rans. Most persons associate the idea OF opera.
tions upon the bowels from taking any kind of
pills. The Specific of DIR. Rand is not intended
as an evacuating medicine. Its medicinal vir-
tues are expended entirely upon the impaired re-
Venerative organs The pills are not unpleasant
to the taste and many persons masticate them
with impunity before swallowing them, which
plan we would always recommend, as aferding
the speediest way TO get the effect ofthe remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S5. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. JOHN KRONER,
Wholesale Agent 403 Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philadelphia Pa.
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CHEAP, CHEAP.
HOES! SHOES! SHOES!

A TTENTI0N LADIES. MISSES AND chill
n DREN.-Just arrived, 40 cases Ladies'
Misses and Children's Balmorals and Cater
Shoes at GEO. T. STANLEY'S Cheap Grocery,
corner of 7th and Broad street, Richmond.
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