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escape that forty years in the wilder
ness who travel from the Egypt of ig-
nOrance to the promised land Of civili-
zatiOn. The freedmen must take their
march. have full faith in the results.
Ifthey have the stamina to undergo
the hardships which every uncivilized
people has undergone in their upward
progress, they viii, in due time, take
their place among Us. That place can
not be bought, nor bequeathed, nor
gained by slight Of hand. twill come
to sobriety, virtue, industry and fru-
gality. As the nation cannot be sound
until the South is prosperous, so, on
the other extreme, healthy condition
of civil society in the South is indis-
pensabIe to the welfare OF the freed
man.
Refusing to admit loyal Senators
and Representative from the South to
Congress will not help the freedmen
! twill not secure for them the VOTE
1t viii not protect them. 1t will not
secure any amendment of our Consti-
! tuition, however just and wise. 1t will
only increase the dangers and cOmpli-
cate the difficulties. Whether we re-
gard the whole nation, or any section
Oft or class in it, the first demand of
our time is, entire reunion.
Once united, we can, by schools,
churches, free press and increasing
free speech, attack each eviland secure
every good.
Meanwhile, the great chasm which
rebellion made is not filled up. 1t
grows deeper and stretches wider! Out
of it rise dread spectres and threatening
sounds. Let that gulf be closed, and
bury in it slavery, sectional animosity
and all strifes and hatreds!
1t is fit that the brave men, who, on
sea and land, faced death to save the
nation, should now, by their voice and
vote, consummate what their swords
rendered possible.
For the sake Of the freedmen, for the
sake Of the South and its millions of
our felIow-countrymen, for our own
| sake, and for the great cause of freedom
and civilization, l urge the immediate
reunion Of all the parts which rebellion
and war have shattered. | am, truly
yours,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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ana Murder, and the Radicals APP
pIaud Him.
1t has hitherto been supposed that
Gen. Early, who ordered the burning
of Chambersburg, and General Me
Causland. who executed the order, had
inscribed their names 50 high on the
roll of the worlds greatest scOundreis.
that for ages to come, and perhaps for
ever, they would be without rival 10
come near them. But should the Rad
icals succeed i'm the attempt they are
making to bring on another civil war
and should Parson BrOwnloW be given
the command of their forces, which he
aspires to, he would write his name 50
farabove the names of Early and Nc
Causland, that no eye save the All-See-
ing could pierce the space between
them.
This miscrcant, who is pretending tc
represent the loyal sentiment Of the
South in the Fred. Douglass and Thad
Stevens convention now in session "a,
Philadelphia, proclaimed the following
plan ofcampaign from the steps 0ftho
Loyal League building:
/ would divide your great army into
three grand divisions. Let the first go
armed and equipped rs the laws of the
army require, with small arms and ar
tillery. Let that be the largest divi-
sion and let them do the killing. Let the
second division be armed with pine
torches and spirits Of turpentine, and
{etfhcm do the burning. Let the third
and last division be supplied with sur
veyors' compasses and chains, and we
will survey out the land and settle it.
We will first sell it out, pay the eXpen-
ses of the war with the proceeds, and
then settle it with men who will honor
this glorious banner. IGreat applause. !
1t is almost incredible that any one
wearing the human form would give
utterance to such unchristian senti-
ments; but as the speaker belongs to
the school of clerical fanatics who pre-
fer the bayonet and torch to the Bible
and prayer-bOok, it Is, perhaps, not to
be wondered at. The pity of it is, that
in Philadelphia such language should
be greeted with great applause" If,
however, that army should ever be or
ganized, the reverend orator who pro-
poses it will not be found in the first or
second division. His place will be in
the third brigade, blythe side of Butler
not at the post Of danger, but where
the spOils are gathered.
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THE THREATENED DEsPOTIsM.-
Senator DooIfttle made speech at
Madison, Wisconsin, on the lst inst,
from which we extract the following
telling truths:
But, teIlow-citizens, / tell you and |
assure you it is as certain, in my judg-
ment, as God lives and reigns, that un-
.ess the people in this country sustain
Andrew Johnson now in his determin-
cd effort to sustain this Union and ar
resi- the mad career of this wild ten
lency to Capitalization, your constitu-
Jional liberties are engulphed III vor-
,eX from which they will never ri>e.
Cheers. That tendency is to despot-
sm, the despotism of a tyrannical eau
cus-the meanest of all despotisms
from the days of the seventy tyrants
DOWN. Cheers
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"YOU should vote as you shot," say
the Republicans tOthesOidiers. "That's
just what | intend to do" said one of
the gallant Logan Guards the other
day. 81 shot down southern traitors to
preserve the Union, and | intend to
vote down northern traitors for the
same purpose" This was a pertinent
and truthful answer, and no IN stake.
If President johnson and those who
sustain him are not the true Union
party-are not striving to accomplish
precisely what tie noble Union armies
Tough! for-Why is it that three-fourths
Of the distinguished officers, who conf
manded those armies, are supporting
the Presidents policy? In fact nearly
all whose names We're conspicuous dur
ing the war are doing so. Amongst
them are such heroes as Grant, Farra-
gut, Sherman, Sheridan, Dix, Si0cum.
McCook, ROsecrans, McCiernand and
Averill. If these patriotic soldiers
don't know how to vote consistently
with the way they shot, we should
like to know who can tell tnem =
LeUiSOCR Democrat.
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LET THE PEOPLE CONFIDE IN THE
PREsIDENT.-"f any man in the
country, to-day, is anxious to satisfy
the people, we believe it to be Anorew
Johnson. And we believe the Presi-
dent is impeled to the desire from no
purpose to play the demagogne, but
because he believes in government of
thepeople and for the people.
''In the trying labors before the Pres
ident, he will look to the people for
his main support. Let the people,
therefore, in all parts of the country,
look with confidence to the President.
Andrew johnson established his devO-
ton to his country in the fiery ordeal
of the rebellion. No man making the
same sacrifices for his country which
he offered, can be unfaithful now in
its support, when on his action depend
the future strength and influence Of the
government he administers. ."-HdTris-
6,ay Teiegrdph, Dee 5h, 1868.
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GEMS, SHERMAN AND LOGAN recent
V made speeches at soldiers meet
ng in Salem, Iii. Gen. Sherman made
10 allusion to politics, but Logan in
Iulged in bitter reflections, polltit ally,
N the President ana his supporters.
len. Sherman Immediately telegraph
d to Gen. Grant to say TO President
johnson that he did not endorse the
peech of Logan, and did not wish to
e held responsible for it; he went 10
,alem toattend a soldiers meeting, not
Il political one.-Jeaiota hepaGtican.
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SIGNIFICANT.-Thema man who stood
at President Iohnson's right hand,
when he received the committee from
the Philadelphia Convention, on the
18th inst, and made speech denoun-
cling disunion radicaism-was Gen.
Grant. After the speech, the President
and Gen. Grant "walked away arm in
arm. THE General, it is said, endor-
ses every feature of Johnson's policy,
and will preside at meeting of officers
and soldiers in a few days in Washing
ton to pass resolutions to that effect.
Is Gen. Grant a traitor, too? Only Gea-
nv seems to be ''Ioyal."
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Uhe S8edforl 6agette.
For the Gazette
Elm LIED BETREFFEND GEARY.

For the Gazette.
Elm LIED BEFREFFEND GEARY.
Won Unser Ei%en Dichter.
In guenen wad. in Cumberland,
Swilly willy winkum boom
Da sprecht der Geqry : ist sn sebtni'
SwIlly willy winkum boom
Der edel soldat lobt er nicht
Swilly willy winkum liege so
sondern speiet ihm in 5 gesieht
Swilly willy winkum boom
o GearY. 0 % Geary 0
Svily willy winkum liege so
0 ; Gerry. o 20 Gcary 0
swiftly willy winkum boom
Er denkt sich selbst elm grosser mann,
Swily willy. &c.
Er mein't I das er regeren kann
Swily willy, &c.
Er glaub dus volk ist schwarz i'm herr
Swily willy, &c
Und sehluck der meyer ohue schmerz
Swijly Willy winkum boom
Err weist nicht vie das yok ihu hass't,
Sonst gebet er sein zungc rass't;
Err denkt die meyer sind SO gut
Ais einiger mann Won weisSes blut.
Wir kennen woh Won wo er stammt
Elm mahl hiatt er uns all ysri ,mmt;
Unheilig in NIGHTS wisser-schaft
Uns auslander hiatt verkaufft.
Wir wissen auch Won SoickersvilIe,
Won 40 er aiehet bis Maryland zel
Und auah vie bel Chepultepec,
Er liegC scL schandlich in der drcck
Und was list besser. wissen wir.
Die Deutsche. bel ihren lager bier
Schwcren dass sic i'm drcsche wohl
Und daSs der Cymer regicreu soll
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changed, not alone institutions, but
ideas. The whole country has advan-
ced. Public sentiment is exalted far
beyond what it has been at any former
period. A new party would, like a
river, be obliged to seek its channels in
the already existing slopes and forms
of the continent.
We have entered a neW era Of liber-
! ty. The style Of thought is freer and
more noble. The young men of our
times are regenerated. The great ar
my has been a school, and hundreds
of thousands of men are gone home TO
preach trUer and uobler view Of hu.
man rights. All the industrial inter
ests OF society are moving with increas-
ed'wisdOm toward intelligence and lib
erty. Everywhere, in churches, in
literature, in natural sciences, in phys
ical industries, in social questions, as
well as in politics, the nation feels that
the winter is over, and a new spring
hangs In thehorlz0n and works through
all the elements. In this happily chan
ged and advanced condition of things,
no party on the rctrograde can main
tain itself. Everything marches and
par'ie' iiu9' iii'fch'
hear With~WOnder and shame and
scOrn the fear of few that the South
once more in adjustment with the Fed
eral Government will rule this nation!
The North Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so rlch;
the South Is poor-never before 50
poor. The population OF the North IS
nearly double that of the South. The
industry OF the Nortl' III DIVERSITY III
ioi ""lunt97 anu pl"'"e'l N'iS77' ~ on
Ihe machinery aiid e'iut"'ioi require"
lor hlahuiacI uflhS' Is nan " century III
auF"lice vi ''le 7ol''Ii' N""i''l'7 III ''''
N"rth crown every nil ana 9tl'oo'7
swarm every nelsAoorI'oooi "ilie '''e
oou'il HAS pu' 9catleIe" lls"''' d, lo"S
INSTANCES IKE ISi'I''o''>19 WINNING
aloiiS the eoSe o. continent oI "('iN-
ness In the presence OF Suci coIl-
traSt, now mean ana craven Is 'ile rear
that the South VIII rule the poIicy OF
the land! mat II VIII nave al li'nu-
ehce' tilaV II VIII contribute III 'iiiie'
most liilporl"'it l'ii'Oieilees9 VI les'! "'!i'''
we are Sild |" oeiieNe' 'U' II II liS''''
at once 10 INC 'oi'''ol VI me WV q ~
meh'' 1t VIII oe oe'"u'e '"' 'Noi 'ii' "'
moraiized ny PROSPERITY ai!i o''o'lt''
by 9FoVeii'liS interests, REFUSES ~ us
charge us snare ol Po'lNie"' uutS' III
such a case lhe oou'n iio' oliiE "ii' o''i-
troll the government o"I II ought u
do 1t.
1t is feared, with more reason, that
the restoration OF the South to her fuil
independence VIII be detrImehtal 10
the freedmen. The sooner we DISMISS
from our minds the IDEA that the lreed-
} men can be classified ana separated
from the white population, ana nurSed
and defended by themselves, the oet-
, ter it Will be for them ana Us. Inc
negro is part and parcel OF southern So
ciety. lie cannot be prosperous WINE
it's unproSpered. us evils VIII re-
bound upon hilh. l'9 'laPPIn'7' anu
relnVl@oratlon cannot ne kept rom ms
: participation. Ihe RESTORATION o. 'i'
South to amlcaoie reIatioh' WIN '''e
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11OhiNG dND CHETVTNG TOBACCO,
FL ENCH CONFECT TONS. DC. tfc
fhe stock of Drugs and Medicines consist Of the
purest quality, and selected with great care
General assortment Of popular Patent Medicines
The attention Of the Ladies' is particular : invi-
ted to the 81 ock Of PERFuNERY, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES consisting Of the best perfumes Of the
day C0lognes Soaps, Preparations for the Hair.
Complexion and Teeth; Camphor ice for chopped
hands Teeth and Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, &c.
Of Stationery, there as n fae assortment:
Billet Note Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper,
Enveops, Pens. Pencils Ink, Blank Deeds Power
Of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Certif-
Gates &c, &c Also, large quantity Of Books,
which will be sold very cheap.
Carl oil lump Huge Barncr, can be lighted
without removing the chimney-all patterns and
prices. Glass Lanterns, very neat, for burning
Coal Oil. Lamp chimneys of an improved pattern.
Lamp Shades Of beautiful patterns.
Howe Family Dye Colors the shades being light
Fawn. Drab. Snuff and Dark Brown, Light and
Dark Blue Light and Dark Green, Yellow, Pink,
Orange Royal Purple. Scarlet, Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies.
Cigars of best brands, smokers can rely on a
good rigar
E0ye Smo5ing Tojrcco,
Hichigaa anil SOiace Fine Cnf,
Nofuyai LsaJ, Ticist amt Biz Piug.
Fj0eH amt purea French CoHfSct1oRs,
PURE DOMESTIC HINES.
C0Hg1Stfin~ Of Gr"ps. Biac6berTy a'td EtdeTberrg
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
y The attention Of physicians is invited to The
stock of Brlgs c1ld Nedjciaes which they csn
purchase At reasonable prices.
Country Merchants orders promptly filed. Goods
put up with ncatHess and care, and at reasonable
prices.
J. L. LEWIS designs keeping first class Drug
Store, and having on hand at all times general
assortment of goods. Being Druggist Of several
years experience, physicians can rely on hayin,
their prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
pounded Feb 9, '65-tt
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AardWare, &c.
JOHN r. BLYAYER

- -~----r----'-
"Ho' bl' VIZ Err JOHN r. RLYAfER
4 \ EO RGE BLY, NJ YER d& SON
4 having formed partnership ON the stb Of
March. 1856, in the
NAP Ou-aPE 1 1,oFrSu 1,rrr, o,1CYyr,rr,
- II rs TJSGSE rs To- fOhNAohI-Fu
~ - y '1'9o'
respectfully invite the public to their new rooms,
thiee doors west oi the old stand where they will
nha an immense stock Of the most splendid goods
ever Drought to Bedford county These goods
VIM DC S"l'i Mt me lowest possible prices. Persons
deslfous oi purchasing BUILDING HARDW ARE
vii! hnd i to their advantage to give us a call.
WI IE LEADING have on hand largo
quantity OF White Lead, which we have been for
IHndie to buy little lower than the market rates.
lhe particular brands I" which We would invite
attention are the
Phrs bHoI LSld.
Ltbfrtg Whit Lead,
Su0sr Fr0UkkiD H-hite LeaA
" HaNbtngfoa Vine Lgad,
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*one square to occupy enc inch of space.
JOB PRINTING, of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. TnE GAZETTE OrFicE has
just been reitted with Power Press and new type
and everything in the Printing line can be ekecu-
ted in the most artistic manner and at tbs lowest
fstes.-TERMS CASH
L. All letters should be adlressd to
NEY ERS & MENGEI,
D..LF -.
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MliGCc!lane0n9.

| EAANIEL BORDER,
- PlTT STREET TWO DOORS WEST OF THE BED
"' H0rEL. BEDFoRD. Pa.
'AiCHNAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPECTACLES, &C.
ne Keeps on hand a stock Of fine Gold and Sill
watches, Spcctacles Of Brilliant Double Re.
2. Tlasses, also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
.h Chains. Breast Pins. Finger Rings. bes
,'..y of Gold Pens. He will supply to order
Alng Ia his line not on hand.
DIT. ~ ISG5
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HESTER CINMER'S NOTEs.-The
Radical papers are imposing upon their
teadcrs and making the latter appear
frequently a. falsifiers offacts, by asser-
ing that Mr.. Clymer voted against va
1ous proper propositions in the Senate.
Upon reference to the Senate Journals
it will be seen that in every one ofthese
cases the proposition was not before the
senate, and that the question was sim
Diy will the Senate proceed to consider
The resolution All the Democrats vo-
ed No, in every instance, no matter
what was proposed, because they insis-
ted that no subject could be properly
considered, and none should be, unit!
a Speaker was elected, accOrdingtO the
established usage. Wherever the vote
stood Is to Is this was the case. Let
every man who desires to be correctly
informed be on his guard.
1t j. mean enough to lie under any
circumstances, but to makeinvountary
liars of all who believe you and repeat
your statements, is Internally mean.
We saw Il respectable Republican the
other day caught in the predicament-
one who got his information from the
Harrisburg Ieiegroph-and who, to
make the best vindication of his char
acter he could, stamped the paper un-
der his feet. He had lost pair of
boots by repeating the statement Of the
YSieDaph. y paper that is fit to be
read will not be guilty of such false
hood Clinton Democrat.
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attorneys 1T Cav.

JOSEPH w. TATE, ATTORNEY
II AT LAW, BEDFORD PA. will pfamptIy
s,-eud to collections Of bounty. back Ray, Re-
sni al business entrusted to his care in Bedford
md sdjoining counties.
Cash advanced on judgments notes, military
and other claims
His for sale Town lots in TatesyilIe where a
good Church is erected and where a large School
Haase shall be built. Farms Land and Timber
Leave, from one acre TO 800 acres to sgit pur
sbfsers.
Office nearly opposite the ''Mengel Hotel and
Bank Of Reed & Schell.
April g. lS66-1y
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! r. ANDERSON,

'''r''Sct ScrjUej5cT and COnUegd3lcer,
win 'ESrREyILLE, BEDFORD COUNTY. pa,
'Vfnl TO the writing Of Deeds, Mortgages,
an Articles Of Agreement. sud all business
., "'r transacted by SeriYeuer and CopVeyan-
sj.i,lI ne patronage Of The public is respectfully
apFils, 's6-tf
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GENERAL CUsTER-in a scathlng
letter to John w. Forney, Secretary OF
the Senate, makes use of the following
pointed language
"I will not refer to the seditiOus and
i1fammatory epithets you applied 10
that convention, of which am proud
10 have been member, but will only
class them with your insidious and
wicked harrangues pronounced in the
city Of Philadelphia during the sitting
)fthe convention, in which you en-
Ieavored to stir the passions OF your
supposed mob to deeds of violence and
blood. Neither will occupy time in
exposing your baseness in character
.zing those gallant soldiers Of the I'm
ion who took part in the convention as
)eing influenced by any but the high
est, n0blest, and most patriotic impulses
which govern the human will. Much
ess were they, as you insinuate, tine
ared with disloyalty. Such unWar-
anted, unjust, and unprovoked asser-
ions come from you with bad grace
when directed against those who, dur
ag the entire war, have freely and un-
alfshly perilled their lives to restore,
lefend, and perpetuate the principles of
i constitutional government which you
ire laboring to destroy. What have
Gu done or accomplished to Justify
ou in maligning and traducing those
vhose patriotism has undergone the
est of battle and is beyond impeach
nent?'
tits evident that Custer knows how
use the pen, as we'll as the sword.
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Bankers.

s4ags REED. J.. !. ScHELL,
II Bankers aud
JEALERS IN + X CHI y \ q l.,
BEDFORD. Pa,
baAFrS bought and sold, collections made and
aa.y promptly remifted.
Deposits solicited.
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/ ]. W. LISGENFELTER


~ II. SPANG, ATTORNEY AT
W. LAW, BEDFORD, PA. VIII promptly at
tend to collections and all business entrusted to
If, arre in Bedford and adjoining counties.
0aise on Juliana Street three doors south Of the
-N.nsel House." opposite the residence Of Mrs.
Tate
Mav I3 1885,
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IT f. IRVINE,
ii. ANDERsON's ROW, BEDFORD; T. "a.
ties. .y-0rlers from Country Merchants re-
spectfully solicited.
Oct % 1865.
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! gcD. SHARPE. + r. KERR.
C,HARPE x KERR, ATTORNEYS
= AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
the courts Of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
&C. on Juliana St, opposite the Banking House of
Reed Schell. March , 6G.
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YENANNERS, ATTENTION!-Anew
Tannery, in good order, containing one pool,
three lines three baits, five teaches, thIrty-toGr
Iay-a-way vats with the necessary number Of ham
ders, in as good locaton as can be found IN Bed
Gtr5 county for rent For further information call
- his oflcc Nov. II, '65-tf
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s. ". EUrP.....-.0. Z. SHANNON BENEDICT
DCPP. SHANNON & CO., BANK
IL Frs, BEDFORD, Pa.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
-LECTIONS made for the East, Wcs'. North
a. south. and the general business "f Exchange
'1-a.lrd. Notes and Accounts Collected and
-545jtaHses promptly made. REAL ESTATE
,l;a. and sold. Oct %, 1853.
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VgNHE Local circulation of the BED
FORD GAZETTE is larger than that of any other
psper in this section Of country, and therefore Of
ers fhe greatest inducements to business men to
fdvertise in its columns
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TTSPI Vi. AISIP, ATTORNEY AT
/ Law. BEDFORD, PA VIII faithfully and
promptly attend to All business entrusted to his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
claims back pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected
0icc with Mann & Spang, on Juiana street,
two door. South of the Mengcl House.
Jan. -. loj4
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DERSONS knowing themselves in
dcbted to us for advertising Administrators
Executors Auditors Notices, Orphans Court sales
and other sales Of Real Estate, and for printing
bills. &c. &e. viii please call and settle for the
same. ms All such advertising and printing should
he r ASH MEY ERS & MENGEL.
F.b I6 diff
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TDIIN z. REED. ATTORNEY AT
= 'LAW. BEDFORD. PA Respectfully lenders
HI services 90 the pnhGc.
Office second door North Of the Mengcl House.
Bedford Aug. l. 1861.
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TOHN II. FILLER, 1tO1Wgy0 L0c,
u Bedford. Pa Office neary opposite the Post
eEce Iapr.2a, '66.-ly.
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r. DURBoRRow

] K. DIRBORRUW- JUN LUTL-
URBOR ROW & LUTZ,
J ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEDFORD, PA
Win attend promptly to all business intrusted to
-f.ir care. Collections made 0n the shortest no
tee
and will give special attention TO the prosecution
ofcraims aguinst the Government for Pensions
Beck Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands. &c.
otfice on Jaliana street one door South Of the
.Nengel House and nearly opposite the Hqniyer
oGse.