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, 1865-09-22

which h.se been referred to speciA eonnIstecs,who
xviii report to-morIuw.
Last eyning !, Coed Temp1ar' love tea-t was
soul. Five mtnut6 speeches were the order OF the
evening, and remarks were made by delegates from
all lnEts Of the state md much valuable Informs
ton ccted In regard 10 the progress rade the past
year. The ses sion thls morning Nas devoted Q in
styucI,on in the unw1itlen WORK OF The o:ier, and
miseell.1Soas business This afternoon Tic e!se.
session "in, probably, eloeeon 1hursday evening.
DASH,
Tic Indiana Avennc Railway.
viii you allow 'be citizens Of the 4th wara to
express through yonr valuable paper their thsnks
port Of The committee the matter Of oblIotoC otti-
Gers Of The aonth Chicago Il. &. Co, io remove
all distinctions travel ou Indians ayenne except
We, feel that We are truly the victims Of mis-.
placed confidence Of said Company. We who re-
side South ofTWentysesenth street were interested
In having track LAID on said avenue and therefore
Aigned the right Of Way expecting thereby to hive
caB at least once In fifteen minutes ~ &tr Sonh rs
1hirtJ.drst street and were assured by The otasrs
OF the company that such shoutd be the case. But
since the close ct tho State Fair a1 cars stop at
Twcuty-scyenth etreet, five blocks from the end OF
t1aek, 70 that aster hayin2 on street spoiled
10 walk four or I'VE blocks to reach The csrs.
The Trustees Of The Indiana Avenue Baptist
Church signed the right Of way expecting that the
the tIack, and itat those Who worship thers cop1a
enjoy the privilege OF riding to church But on the
contrary The cars do not come within three blocks
Of he church and the panks between the rails hare
not been Ielaid at the crossings, and The ras arc
from st1 TO ten inches above the level Of the Street
70 that 1t Is almost impossible fora carriage pass
over them. Alderman McRoy dld we'll SO far as he
went, but ne propose to offer an amendment to his
resolution thai tue main track be taken up, as we'll
an all side tricks. As The IasteE now stands said
t5ack fs decided nuisance. and we propose to ask
plsTict Attorney Reed to include It in bis blu Of
Indictment against the slaughter houses IN said
Ward, and have It sold for the benefit Of the City
Treasury and the relief the rrsidents Of the
FourTu WARD.
, 1865-09-22

FeN8eE4 FR01ta UexT0M*
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Trtbune.I
DERosT. Sept H.
Cr-Cotllns, Hinckley, AlldElsht-
DowH-Sardtnia, Platt.
Wind cast.
, 1865-09-22

EudADELf1l1A. sept, Il.
PErroLEEx-UnehaDged-
i;RAiS-Flony dnil. eAes Of supetfne at a7o0&T7 =.
md Extra al ssD0@f5o- Wheat qnlet- Sa1ca Of old
Icd At 4aa81.21 Torn nrn- Sales Of Yellow at SIC.
WRrsKEY-6teady at $sta.
, 1865-09-22

The largest stock of r Kerosene Lamps,
Lanterns, Chandeliers, Coal Oil Goods and Hotel
and Tribe Glassware, can be found 1t \. F, Mes.
rill's Wholesale Nasefooms, II and Is Randolph
etrce&, Chicago, H. eetToG1.TL
, 1865-09-22
Glante0 ===Gorrespouue,tre

WANTED = Correspondence -
~ Widower Of terty wishes q cor, espond with
EIdoF or maid Of fon twenty &yU ttlfty-dye.
With some property, with d view 10 matfinouT Al
llltco4sx sf ~ s.tIa a~','
, 1865-09-22
Markets by Telegraph.
OCR MIDNIGHT NAnkET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 the westsrn Associated Press-
Ekw YoHx. Sept e.
The stock market Is stronger and more sesire under
aEo1her Brokers effort to get up movement. Prom
lnent operators On the Board this morning, and
leading stocks arc hEtskiy bid un Transactions art
Arger than for sometime past On open Board And at
the Stock Exchange there w1s fair business snnsan-
ted 1t IN ave1Ase atyance Of y per cent. Prairie Du
Chu vas lower and about the only exception TO the
rmernl market. After the INT regular stsson prices
were steady at = concession Of II per cent from the
highest point. Eric, Heading. Michigan Southern md
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, were the strongest md
most active.
6ovxxsHtxTs.
Governments ere actire and generally nEu1. There
ls demand for old sos to nj ordes received BY the
AustFalaSl1u.
!: XlacI1IASrorB.
ssate stockn are lower On Tennessee and Missouri
bonds. but otherwise steady. Miscellaneous shares
asc nfmer Ahd better In Bosnc respects.
GOLD.
The Gold market has been very nEn, the demand for
customs large and this amount Of goods entered
for consumption v1J heavy.
XosEY.
Money continues easy 1t per ceat, With larxa
supply.
Petroleum stotk1 trmI. Hamilton and MeClintott
sold 1T &s1 and was In demand; Webster and Buchsn.
the following rates: Buchanan Farm 75c: EIcelsioE
slao; Cherry Run SC; oil Greek e7.1s; Rynd
Farm soc; webstes ft-s3; Watson 500; Fee Simple
lie; Presideut t2-0o; Pit Hole Creek $3.50
Ucydrick sc; Mckinley $500; Mountain 1850 :
lat National &c; Oceanic Sc q. s. t2..I6 Petroleum
In good demand and hIn at $50 o6kc for crude; 8elc
for refined In bond md 79spc for do ftee.
, 1865-09-22
a11uSr1ncnts.
GRAND FAREWELL
CONCERT COMPLIMENTARY.

Mrs. E. G. NO*tsEictk,
AT
B r z A N II A l..
On Friday, September, rid.
The Committee are happy Announcc that they hare
SECURED the services OF The following eminent arsts
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE, the celebrated Tenor ot
the English {tpcrn Troupe.
Sir. LOUIS 6TAAE, The eminent r1nn!st.
Mr. WILLIAM LE1fIS, the d11tln .rtshcd VIotInlst.
Mr., HAND, V!olonccllfst, and
Mr.. EUTTAPIs!iAk, Pianist.
Tickets dollar each to bH had at the MUSIC
and al the door, on the evening OF the concert.
seats may BE- secured tTlthout extra fa1gc} at Root
4 Cady's. pG2
, 1865-09-22
Good Templaxs-Grana Lodge OF ILL.,
uofs.
HfnQNISGTAX. IIf Sent lee

balance in the Treasury. .,.-.-..:..-. $A9M
Amount Of assets consisting Of supplies. $1,Sa.1
lodges tnstituted, md the total membership, Au.
gust !, 1866, m the stase, Nas 25833. There a1e
nov 40 Lodges in working order in lhe State, and
ne & eo e
the St7te. The G. ". C. T. and @. W. S.. made
various recommendations for the good Of the order,
, 1865-09-22

The Red Jacket Stomach BlfteFH nrc
a very agreeable and healthy stfmulant-vers pleas
ant TO the taste, have soothing appetite We no.
idly ns there. seAo5a
, 1865-09-22
TlanteD==l3artuerst)ips.

:" ANTED-Partncr -- In the
w Litbo.rsph and Engraving fus.ncsa to attend
autstHs sad keep the books. LOCIS SELkE II So.
CLARK street o-1t
" Observation-Disclosures 4 man.
w ufacsuriHR business that pays lnrec pgont.
To msu Of experience With small capital. btg
chance will be given. Adlress ID C." Tribune
CtfCC.
, 1865-09-22

neRe Makers, to which will give steady work, al
No. G Delaware street, Ieasenwoeth City. Kansas
GU1-2t. Owe. DUTY.
, 1865-09-22

1Gaante1===Ecal ESTATE,

w ANTED-To purchase Farm
v p Central Illinois. nor len than 1sD acse5;
partially improved pr efesFcd Must be neas zisruat
station. Address BY letIer. stating particulars sr1
&c to III VI" caru OF +. Son1c1s ESQ.,. CITY ElnteI.
Chicago. OIL.
, 1865-09-22
Take1t Np.

TAKEN UP.-On the 18th inst, a
l. red md whita COW, sor syears old. The owner
can obtain came BY anpyh1 % WI. HUNT. pear
Hty, DC. oSa
, 1865-09-22

FOR SALE-Or Lease-I will en-
long term Of years Of portion Of tho 10 feet oat-
@ sse next vest Of the she5maR House. Tbs now Cam.
1ecat!39 of this property peculiarly desirable. THOs.
y. BRYAN. OH
, 1865-09-22
N1aanteD==To Rfnt,

:" ANTED : To Rent-Five or
w Sst roors Tor house, in the nelghbornood OF
MsAisc y street. Wcs: Side preferred. Address "D."
D n Ery oEN
, 1865-09-22

W7ANTED-To Rent-For 4
w tcrm Of years, !. or : ac!ts ofiand and small
renuiref shout the civ ifmits Xrely 10 Mr1S,sY 4
KEDZIE1 No. 3. walkers building, Dearborn street.
, 1865-09-22
Stolen.

GTOLEN-From St. Charles two
~ mares. one black and one hay bay mare II eIshs
yeafe old, Efh scaf on OF hind lc, h1cIni.h ca nigh
h&cd le Tho black str years old with LITTLE h.e
nigh hind leg. liberal reward Is offered os thcir
recovery E. E.F.EREMRCLL. OH
, 1865-09-22

Away With SpcctacleA.-OM eyes made
new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine. PAM
phlel mailed Tree on receipt Of ten eente. Address
Z. y. footc. 81. D., lls0 BroadWay, n. 7.
s..s1-h:ExlGt
, 1865-09-22
BoarDi1g==gE1anteu.

pOARDING- G-Wanted-With b
~ furnished FOOT, for sin:}e gentleman, In pri.
mic fau15 house between 1sth and I'D streets South
SIDE preferred. Best Of references given. Address
q. Hor A.kI OLE
, 1865-09-22

WANTED-To Rent-A house
w ofnpt less than roons. In good uet ,hbor-
hood sad cpuvtntent 10 horse caFs. Would hug the
furnitu1e, F9,uIly small. Address r. o. Rox 03B
NSS
, 1865-09-22

THE HDnEE uAt1EAt AAES.-a Encc1l0S O1 Inc
directors OF the three lines Of horse railway In Chi
cseo, was held yesterday Tor The purpose osmsklne
adyuncc IN the latcs o! rc Authorized bJ The lp
kanal Hescnue law, which permits the companies
to ch1rEc cent par farc in addition to the char
ter ratc, for the ppzpose OF covering the ta1'
Though the law ras passed last y.af, the conpan-
les have not hitherto avsicd themselves Q! the priv
1lege thtsrty accorded.
Nwas unanimously resolved, .... ..-...
Inn on md aftes The second day Of October ucxt
ensuing. each company VIII charGc six cents per
EtpFte ride On the carE, when suCh ride II paid for
uE the c4rk.
~, 9as1 zach company will cell On the cars, and ut
tr, ol The companies. t!ckcts Of dver1des for
nv Tns. ~ HT @ @tVenty rides for the gum OF ninety-
nv e1,,n IAa l. equivalent 10 twcutv one rides
'oa 1ne aoaar, the Gse cents being retnTned On
ixfr,y ms So aeeoun OF tie difculty OF selling
4, ihat The present haii-i.T,. s,s ..seSlsi ~
1hasta only will hc Continues sa,u[ tu[ Cailason ion
,s. lug U2e9 OF the lhc1cake OF T.y.s VA ais,.a
rrrtrs. - ,x.. .1 'ne procurc1oenl Of cxtrs n,y "a
into the ill Of the company or III ~ tae 5.aym4n
tseee ~ making II To tie fntrscst ar is naa o'
5s1ds ssde "eFss 80 inssna Of paying in moas1 fo,
time IN aeis4uon and tr Frccut dese1,n,11ro ,o1 roe
1hfsdcphia has probably stl1nuiatI ~ ,isens ts IA
10 meet the necxss{ty lor change an H.. .
ar1x3ng from t1e adGpsion ct tds taria. tic con-.
three cent coins which will a1irc here i, he tiuae
fEe Lev. II EutAuon II put in operation.
" hetbsr 10 meet sle loss euppored 10 be snta,,ed
On tie conductor and drivers BY this zle to rti-
lunie OF eEconlnge honesty, as an experiment, or
pauite Teso. .et!-1som whatever motivc-tu increase
the rife OF Nn.cs paid 10 conductors and driye7t.
lt twenty per rent; tie kuMu 10 tAke elect III the
fame TING dating frous October 3D.
, 1865-09-22

WANTED-To Ant PIT, Rent-By Rent agen-
ent to The Poss once. Address F. g. Box Isl.
, 1865-09-22

WANTED To Rent-A first
w class house of eight rooms on South or West
Side, for three In fsily only and no children ho7rd.
ers Mnat be n repsr and Will be kept 80. AddseRs
p O. Box 1A9H. oSD
, 1865-09-22

TIE BRlDars.-1h. Randolph%trrct bridge was
cpcn {hhut} yesterday, on aocount Of being painted
IN operation which has long been needed, and 10
secure which no one who has the pecuniaIy good Of
Tie d:y Mt henri would complain Of the delay
thereby occasioncd. Considerable delay was e.
rrTsc1ccd, tue cars running ronud on Clinton and
Market streets being frequently blocked to the
n.1nhcr 9t dozen or more in one group.
The bridge tenders 1t Lake street were exceed
fnEly de.cltt fast eycuIn., keeping the bridge
tWfnstrc for about half an hour about eundown.
Probably three hundred persons were waiting at
QUO time to cruss.
, 1865-09-22
J8anteU-aQrnts.

WANTED-Agents-ln every
HIS sGANPAlGSs." by I:ey; F. ;tn1a ~; lyoi; !sfao'
III sold only hy caavassinE agscss, to whom iIn1-
r.. T!:Ns .sI exeinstue ter:'eEy I'll ee Sisepp-
naming so*nshLps .nd counties - the order Of prefer
ence au the rF$t IN the list Rot efstT taken VIII o
Lombard Rock. Chfesxn hi c6t7
, 1865-09-22

Observation-Disclosures Timer
w Wanted good hand. tn whom will be given q
permanent situation. suOLEs SAyAGE Morrison,
Wh1testde co, III. sc13o7S1lGt
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VOL. s, NO. %.

"WelI, Arson" he said, rather surlily, you've
outwiled me again-much good may IT do
you. You'd better get out the horses now, and
take Halsteads girl home. He must want to
see her by this time"
''Yes, sir" And Anson colored with min
ged anger and amazement.
Barbie did not change counienance, howeT-
er. Extending that pretty hand Of hers again
size sald sweetly, You'll shake hands with me
sir ?"
Joel Shellenbarger turned back and gave his
hand awkwar,lIy. The girl took il in both
hers bending her bright, arch face toward him
and saying Il shall come back some time sir
Will you be glad to see me ("
joel hemmed and hawed, and stammered ont
at last Yes, yes; come back Biddy-I mean
Miss UFlynn-I mean Miss"
''B,rbiD," suggested the girl, quietly.
''l',s. come back; and the sooner the better,
There, Anson, make .he most ont"
Barbie did come back, in very few weeks,
too, and nobody was gladder tosee her than
old Joel. though he va, little Shy At first O!
Professor Halsteads Sirl--She soon made him
forget, however, anything save that she was
Ansons wife; and the way lie humored The
sly puss with sundry grants Of money, retur-
nishing and repairs, &c, couldn't begin to
tell you. But Id like you to see the Shellen-
harger place since Barbie has gone there 10
live
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NEW SERIES.
Select pottrn.
From the Pa,riot d. UiHon.
Deaths Doings in the Army.

DedIu s D0IlgS III tjl6 ARMY
We were stopped by gazing crowd morninS
il Nov-mbsT losI. front OF the office OF th- Phi
adrtpaIa Pf.sv The sutj-ct when 'xclt-d art-n.
u su tur inn.neHr was The announcement on The
bu,l~tan board OF the rssut OF tn army vote n
tar mtg JOar p. .nsl yahd leg I'M nj r'iuced, as
app-ar-d, 10 3 800 Hirn, about oSF SEVENTH Ihei
crl ztuol run.b~rs Ne would have u 'icrd th'
had II heru p+tm Tied us, 20 nave IN
sctlred Ifl. IoupGu, o. The board, suIta
bic comment AZ Ine following
Stand back u men Of The city,
We snmrIhins wi b 10 reheIFse,
And n Is sad auc solemn,
You may Ike II better Ia verse.
You de-m THAT note of triumph,
But tbIuk - our OF wo~-
I'l ;e.q- Il 10 our wives dnH sWy athelrts,
/ 0 say now, II 81 bs tot $50"
1t would >een we have no: been noting
! h- bomb AMI IN cdpueH's shocks,
We've been buy a. shouting aud voting
At The mighty BALLOT BOX
And tlrese twenty touT brave Legon
All .ous o. oll Pa h.r PcuE,
10 camp ~ rha t.o7ty James rigeT,
Have been using he rights OF men.
No matter, boys, Aop they voted
Though sOme OF US ttlHk prrhaps,
That many were awei AID cheated
By aeq5 t'io"s ''sHoULDER-oTRAPs
VII We uoIr l., erch waIlIhe itgl"n,
From This good od s. II Oi P,nn,
Went Iorth prnd- with hannrrs,
Full trotce six HuNrHFL MES
Twriye hundred wives and mothers,
Slstrre and SWEET hearts fun
Saw MUSTERED III srIIird columns,
hr pTid- OF their house hJias there:
But like IoI-st tires IA Autumn,
b. iTosT or storm King Tivrn,
Tho-r Te.Im-ut- ftsH OF -Odi-r$
Have dwIhdied 10 ONE La SEVEN
For zach proud living warrior,
Ui thU>r >Orry, dedih--trIchen hosts,
Tho hover around lh-II mp hr~s,
six blood-s sraIn-d, fl lang GH"sTs!
Pay, tntHk of IL. Christian prnpt~,
" no worship the PRI>CE of PEACE,
When yon pas meath III ;al. chuich steeple,
q, pay that this waT may cease.
Fo- meier of old did MoLocH
Worse MOCK tie King Ut Heaven
HIS h.oodIrst sacrhce,
Did rot equal tbIa-oNE IN SEVEN
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Business Gar0s.
JOSEPH w TATE,

ATTORNEY At LAW. BEDFORD, Pa.
Will prom ptly attrrd TO collections aud ali has i
ness entrusted his care, in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
Ca.b advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has tor sale Town lots in Ta'esviIle, and 81. Jo-
,pph's on Bedford Railroad FaIms and unimprovr
land from one acre TO $50 suit PURCHASERS.
Office nearly opposite the "Mengel Hotef and
E4pk of Reed 4 Schell.
4 prll |, lS64-ly
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J r. DuRBOpRrw.

ATTORNEY 1T Law, BEDFORD. IA.
GsH-. our doof South of ta- ''N-t g-i HOUSE"
Wal arf~nA pIou pity - business entrusted 70 his
,ss+ 20 SedIo 3 ano adjoining couniips
A4y;ag also be- r-sui rly licensed to prosecute
- .s- ssl".t ~ Gav-rrr's mt.
90 ge -eea r5 che col lection of NuIraTg Claims OF
-. -.a., nea-.o,s, back pay, bounty. bounty oans,
e- april ], 1864.
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T. NJ. MARRoURG. II. D.

SCHELLSR BURG PA,
Tenders ms profess saTviCrs 10 the people OF
that place and vicinity. 0fFrp immediately oPpo-
slte tn ,ror- OF John 2. tolvin, in the room for
mery orrupisd by Henry Schel.
IuLv lSG4.
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TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE
q PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
BT R. II. EYEEsS,

A, the following terms, 10 wit:
20 GO per annum, if paid strictly in advance.
3 50 If paid within months $500 II not paid
Eithin months
u5-No subscription taken tor less than six months
nz-No piper dis, ontinued until all aTrearages are
maid unless al the option of the publisher. II has
been dpcided bg The United St'tes Courts that th-
s,onp ,sp OF newspaper without the payment OF
srrparage>, s prnHa facie evidence OF fraud and IL
4 criminal offence
counrs bic for the subscription price Of newspape'
il they take rhrm from the post office, whether they
subscribe for them, or not.
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SAMUEL KETTERMAS,
BEDFORD, PA.

BEDFORD, PA,
C-Would hereby notify the citizens Of 3edtoTd
county, that he has moved 70 tie Borough OF BID
fo,d where he nav at all tunes b. found by parson-
wishing TO see him. unless absent upon business
pertain ng TO his office
Pedford AuU 1861,
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M a POINTS

ATTOR NET AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Respectfully offers his professional services TO the
public.
QyOfice with J. W. Lingenelfer, ESQ on Jul'-
sps street ~ doors South OF the Mrngel house ,"
Bedford, Dee. 9, 1864
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G.. Il. SPANG,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
Will promptly attend TO collections and all busi-
ness entrusted TO as care in Bedford ami adjoining
counties.
0-1ffca on Tullana Street, three doors south
Ct the ,.N-ngel House, opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Tate. My l3, 1864.
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DAVID DrFI8 UGH,

GUNS WITH, BEnroRp. PA,
Wo kshop sam- as formerly occupied hY John
Rord-r ecra>ed. Rifles and other guns made TO or
der. in tn best yl- and on reasonable terms spe-
atientlon will be given TO the repairing OF hre-
AIMS. JuY I, Ls64-Iy.
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ez-It is reported that General Beaurcgard
has taken personal command of the Confeder-
ate Army Of the Southwest, lately commanded
by General Hood.
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4. n. C0FFR0TH.

ATTORNEY 4 T III ". SonsySst, Pa.
viii hpr1sttar practice regularly IN the several
f,,,r.s of rrJ.ord county. Bus1naSs entrusted 10
his rarp will be faithfully attended 10.
pecenb-r 5, 1861.
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ESpN NJ. AISIP-

6TTORNEY Mt Law, BEDFOP D. PA.
VIII faithfully aud promptly stt-nH 10 all business
entrusted TO hs cafe 10 Bedford d'd aJoinIns conn
t-s. Military claims. back PaJ, bounty, &c.,
specify co Iectrd.
OfFra with Mann n Spang, on }niana street. two
door, South of the Menge House. Jan. %, '6l.
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ez~ Al the very hour Terry and his brave
men were storming Fort Fisher, Butler was in
Washington :estifying that it was impossible
20 take it.
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Z q DONIE NJ D.

Tenders his professional s.rvtr7s 10 lhe cliiz"ns o
pfo,tc Rom ID yfctn.ry Office II. xr d0uT he
korcI Of John c. Back. une 10 1866.
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JOTN p. REE D.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
R.,ysrifsIEy fs,asrs has s,rUirss 10 tRe P"5/'e
G~Ofice second door North OF the Mengel
House
Eedtoro, arg, /, 1851.
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JOHN PAL ER, =,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
C~Wilt promptly attend 10 all business entFus-
ted 10 his care. Otfce on JulIanna Street, (near-
Iy opposite the Meug-l house.)
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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F. ". KINMELL. J. W. LNGENFFLrER
KrMMELL & LINGENFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEDFORD, Pa
rI-Have formed partnership in the practice OF
the Law Office on Juiana street, two doors South
Of The ~Mrngel House."
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cgFrom this life, as from dungeon-bars, we
look to the skies, and are refreshed from sweet
visions of the home that shall be ours when
we are free
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@The whole soul should march heavenward
to the music of joy and love, with well ranked
faculties, every one Of them beating time and
keeping tune.
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es-ln the Apocalypse there stood an old,
pale. white horse, until the butcher, Death,
mounted and rode out into time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-10

ezrIf your wife sulks, buy her a diamond.
There are some domestic wounds TO be healed
only by the jeYe!er.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-10

e-The mind of childhood is the tenderest,
holiest thing of earth. Let parents stand as
watchers at the teuple, lest any unclean thing
should enter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-10

e~0hio has ratified the unconstitutional
constitutional amendment. We arc glad to
say that every Democrat in both Houses voted
against it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-10

ezThe existence of petroleum IN large guam
titles throughout the Russian empire has led to
the grant of a concession by the Gar TO g French
company.