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ss-sotD by ALL DRuSeIsTs D 'liS isussSin
Dn, soHnNoK,s PUImoNIo SYRUP.

DR. bCHHNCRb PUIMONIC bHHor'
This great medicine cured DrJ. H. sohenek, the Pho
prlstor, Pulmonary Consumption, when had assumed
its ost formidable aspect aud when speedy death Rp
poarsd to be neviAbs His physicians pronounced his
case ineursbls, when he commenced the Of this
simple but powerful remedy His health was restored
n avery and return disease has been
appTehendsd for all the symptoms quickly disappeared
Isprssent more than two hundred pounds
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex-
cuaiyely the Of Consumption, and the diseases
which are usually complicated with 1t, and the eures
effected by bis medicines have been very numerous and
truly wonderful Dr. suhenek makes professional visits
10 several of the larger cities weekly where he has
large PATIENTS pdit Ia truly astonishing 10
see poor con6umpgsH that have to be lifted out OF their
carriages and few months healthy robust peraons
DIR. sCHENCK,6 PULM0NIC SYRUP sEAWkED
TONIC, and MkNDRAKE PILLS are generally all re-
qulrsd In curling Consumption. Full directions accom-
pAny each that any take them without seeing
Dr Sehenck but When is eonvenienit s best to
him Hs gives advice free, but for thorough examina-
tion with his Respiromeer his f,e IL three dollara.
Please observe when purchasing thatthe two ikenesses
Of the DoctorOne when in the last stage Of Consump
tion. and the other he lsn perfect heatb-are
on the Government stamp -I N
Sold By ali DruggIsta aud Dealers. Price 81 so per
bottle $3.50 the baf dozen. Letters for advice should
always be directed to DR. schenoks Principal Onos No.
| is North sth Street, Philadelpha,P Pa. ~
General Wholesale Agents; pemhs Barnes Co., N.
VI 8. 8. Hanee Baltimore Md John D. Park. Cinein-
natl, Ohio Waller Taylor. ohicAgo III; Collins Bros,
/ Bt. Louis, Mo. octlosdw. ey m. ly-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
HELMBOLDis
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla.

E7THU1IFusU uPWaTu5 OI H1guVsaH ysaTH'
PREPARED BY H. II. HELMBOLD,
DRudgIsr AND CHEMIST 594 Broadway, N. Y.
Ca~SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. [apri6-6
- e---4-sSs-e-
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whoopfn0
Cough, ouinsy and the numerous we'll "a dangerous
diseases OF the 7roa Chest and Lungs prevail In
ehangsable climate at all seasons Of the year. few
foFluaAe enough escape their baneu influence. How
important then have at hand certain antidoe to all
these complaints Experience proves that this exists In
WfsiGrs Balsanl to extent not found In any other
remedy; however the suffering the application Of
this soothing, healing and wonderful Bslsam at once
vAnqushss the disease and restores the sufferer to wonted
haalth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

=. Mo0REsf0N, N. ] July 8, 1867.
Messrs J. HARTMAN & soN,- -GentlemsH,-I have been
using Fish Manure corn, potatoes and garden
vegetAbl4s all Of which show a MARE ED DIFPEtIENCE
the crops manured by other FerEera being much
darker in color, producing vigorous gro wth aud
most cheerfully recommend II to any wishing
paying manure. have not seen its practical results
yet the present growth Of my crops where have
It, warrants to use IL not only wheat orop but
on AL my crops. JOHN PERKINS.
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peafneRs, RIindneas and Catarr

Treated With the utmost suesesp, by nr. Y. IsAAos
0eulisl aud Auris formerly Of Leyden, ollandD No.
bta PINE street. philadelphta. Tssmonials from the
al his ONCE The medical faculty invited to Ae-
company their PATIENTS he has secrets In his
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYEs, inserted, withoat pain. No
charge made for examination sep25-iy
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HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,

OP THB
THROAT, NOSE, EYES. ERELIDS, SCALP,
and SKIM
which so dishgure the appearance, PURaINd the evil
effects of mercury aud removing all tAints the remnants
Of diseases, hereditary otherwise. and Is tAk0n by
adults and children with perfect safety.
TWO TABLE.sP0oNFULS Of the extract Of sarsaps-
ra added To pint OF water "a equal TO the Lisbon Diet
Drnk and bottle Is equal to gallon Of the Syrup
Of barsanArillR or the decoetions as usually made
interesting letter is published In the Medeo Chrur
glea Review, the subject Of the Extract Of 9arsapa-
rlA in certain affections, by Benjamin Trayers F. R g.,
speaking Of those diseases dlsea4el arising from
the Of mercury, he states "That remedy Is
equal to the extract Of sArsaplla its power is extraor
dinary, than any other drug acQua inted
with II Ia, In the strletest ssnss TOME with this In
valuable Attbuts that Ia applicable 10 state Of the
system aunken aud yet Irritable renders other
substances o the ionic class unavailable Injurious
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
I PORTANT TO FARMERS II
FISH GUANO.

This Fertilizer Is the sUREsT BEST, CHEAPEST aud
MOST RELIABLE Of the many kinds now in use. Ils
value is not expended In the present crop but always
be seen in succeeding croPs Try Il by all msaus. For
full particulars apply to JOHN HARTMAN & SON,
No. 4le South wharvos, PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap, and variety OF Perumery
and Toilet articles for sale At Wilson'S Drug and Medlei
nal tore sos Market st. lulyls
T0RAYnR HOOKS, POCKET, PULPIT, AND
I Family Blbles, AHd every variety OF Hymn Books
90. At J. B. P0RTRRS. 400 Market st. eee.5
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FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON.
tanning two hundred acres, less, situate in
He'd Lion Hundred, New Castle County, aud State OF
Delaware the River road Ave miles from New Castle
The buildings excellent brick house with II rooms
good barn, spring house. ice house and other out build
ngs. Also two story tenant house. Is healthy and
desirable property. Apply to .
W. MoCAULLEY,
COG Market street,
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1t has been thoroughly tested during the past We yesrH
and has given entire satisfaction.
This Machineis is decidedly SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER
NOW IN USE, particularly in the uniform distribution
Of Wheat upon rough hly land also in the facility by
which 1t is regulated to sow ANY DESIRABLE GUAM
TITY OF WHEAT PER ACRE.
There Is attached to II arrangement for SOWING
FERTILIZERS, that has also given entire satisfaction
1t drops and two OF Corn four feet apart
each time II the field.
The above Drill was patented June 9th, 1860 and 70.
eeiVed rstlAss premium at the Chester County EShi-
bition held October 1866.
THE PATENT RIGHT FER SAID DRILL IS FOR
SALE and will bs sold en- very reasonable tsrms eIn.
brAcng the United States any Of the States composg
It, Apply to JAMES GREEN, PArENIEE
Kennel SOuAre. Chester Oountv n.
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I2S HOOP SKIRTS. 10,
NRW SPRING sTYLEg acuR owH MAxE,n

UFIEE1VV r1T71 I'VE
every New and Desirable size style and Shane
af plAE ana Trail HOOP sKIRTs-2, AZ az, ~, 3, az,
Sx so and Yds, ronud every length and size Waist
In every respect FIRST QUALITY, and especially adapep
TRADR.
"oUR OWN MAER & Hoop Skirts. are lighter more elAs-
tic, more durable, and really CHEAPER than any other
make Of elther Single or Double Spring Skirt in tha
American Market They WARRANTED in every respect
and wherever introduced give universal satisfaction.
They being extensively Gold by RetRilers and
every Lady should try theHa.
Ask for "Hopkins own Make" aud see that each Skirt
70 sFSMPEp fNW. T. HOPKINS MANUFACTURER. 62S
ARoH Street, PHILAD'A." No oTHRRs ARR GENUINE
Catalogue containing style, Size and RETA PRIcRa
sent to any address, Uniform and Liberal DIaooUNT
allowed to DR4LKhs Orders BY mail 0thorw'. a
promptly aud earefplly hllsd-WHoLRqALE ApA ,r,s,
AZ MRnuiaeiory aud sAles-rooms, AAN'"
mo no. we AFoh ,rIvreet, Philad'a.
.' sR,Nh9 AAA' % order, altered and repaired
WIN, T. HOPKINS.
r,a,a linn
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM
IA plexion follows use Of Helnboids
and all eruptions Of the skin
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The following testimonials from two welknown Bur.
ington County, N j. farmers attest the worth Of this
awraliant Eartilizar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

TOR SALE Iowa. SECONDHAND DOUBLE
II DIRK, and 1900 lb. PLATFORM SCALE can be
bou int low at the.H4rdwAre store Of
J, A. ROBINSON co.
maf26-d Second and Market st4
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CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE
We ths pnderasnsd Farmers having tried several dii-
erent kinds Of Grain Drills and the above de crib
cd "dreenh Excelsior Cylinder or Roller Drin are unit
ed in Judgment thatt Is superior to any others we tave
any knowledge OF in this country and therefore give II
the decided preference,
WILLIAM 8. HARRY, JOSEPH A. MoFARLAN,
JosEfH J. WALTER, CALVIN HALL,
SIMON MARTIN, PENNocK MERCER
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ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
be in Wilmington, Delaware
THURSDAY, THE 5th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1867,
At No. East Third
O'CLOCK, p. M,
H
!. THE LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL
STONE MERCHANT MILL,

oil
damete
in
Wilmington half
Meal from
agricultural the United
Q LARGE BRICK MANSION
OF
buildings
MARKET
Stable Carriage outbuding
healthy
County for
No. IS A FINE LARGE OLD 2a STORY MANSION,
he OIL
shade shrubhery delightful
FEET FRONT MARKET STREET
erected
No adjoining the Street.
No. IS A FINELY LOCATED UNIMPROVED LOT
sand might
B&S~SALE POSITIVE. NO POSTPONEMENT
SALE
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VSoR SALE OR RENT-=A NICE LITTLE
II FARM within 2lS miles Of Wilmington, containing
50 acres more or less Suitable butcher truekaf
o. beautiful site for county seat. Apply TO
WIN. McoAULLEY,
iantb q 0 Market sireaf
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VNOR AENT.--A DWELLING HoDsE GARDEN
II and ten or twelve of land the Caussway,
half milo Wilmington. the land suitable for truck
ing keeping COVE Possession Immediately. Apply
to W. MCAuLLEr,
H Hta o06 Market street,
NETft
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IiOR sAEI1.-=A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
III HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large rooms,
good dry cellar The house Is furnished with water gas
and pArlor heater The lot In % feet 'front.' l45 deep
havng shRde trees aud variety OF grapes and other
nsl fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No Bla having elegant prospect Of town and country
Terms accommodating, Possession 25th March
Apply to MM. McC AULJEY,
iebt2 COZ Market street.
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NOR SALE Or RENT, POSSESSION FORTH
II with, a farm Wilmins ton, OF 46 Fair
budlpgs. Apply to W. McOAULLEYs
APRIL II, lS67.-12 COS Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

WARMERS STEAM PACKETS,
Leave Wilmington at 9 o'clock, evening
Leave Philadelphia at O'clock, evening.
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TloR Sail &c, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
ID PR0PRRTY-A FARM OF III Of land $50 OF
which s srabe situate between klktOn aud North East
miles from the former and miles from the latter Ex
Possession given immediately. Apply to
WM MeCAULLEY,
IAulb El..I HO6 Market street.
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WANTS,

I&TANTED--sIX THOUSAND DOhLARS
w (e,OOo) for 1--WE years on sopd and MertgAge'
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, 25 O0O) Address, II,
at this ollSe, stating terms. 60 ly2e-ssn
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AMENDED LIQUOR LAw.-We copy
from an exchange the following synop-
sis of the amended liquor law passed
at the last session of the Legislature:
''It first authorizes public officers to
enforce order in drinking houses, and
arrest offenders in all acts of disorder ;
it enjoins them to ferret out and report
unlicensed houses +; it forbids the giving
or selling of liquor to any member of a
family against the req uest of any other
members of the family; it makes the
vendor responsible for all loss or dam
age by any habitual drunkard who
may have got the liquor from him.
The sheriff or any constable or police
man may close up any place where
liquor is sold in case of violation of
the act, but must be closed not later
than II o'clock at night, and must not
be opened before SUNRISE"
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Bedford County,
are hereby requested to meet, on Sat-
urday, June 10Th, at the several places
of holding elections, or at such places
as the Vigilance Committees of the
several districts may designate, and
choose, by ballot, two delegates for each
election district to represent such dis
trictin the ANNUAL DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION, to be held
in the Court House, at Bedford, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, which Conven-
tion will place in nomination a Coun-
ty Ticket to be supported by the peo-
pie at the next general election, and
will transact such other business as the
interests of the party may require.
The Vigilance Committees of the
several districts are requested to give
notice, by written advertisements, OF
the time and place of holding the Del
egate Elections.
The polls will be opened at O'Clock
p. M, and closed at p. m.
Vigilance Committees for the sever
al districts, for the ensuing year, will
also bechosen at the Delegate Elections.
J. w. DICKERSON,
Chairman Dem. Co. Committee.
May 8, 1867.
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fall from his horse, to be compelled to use
crutches ever SINCE period of over fifteen years
Last ia fresh injury confined MIN TO his bed
For a time his recovery seemed PROBABLE, but, he
had not the vigor of youth on MS slde the hand of
time for four score years, and over, pressed upon
him. His recuperative powers were gOne-slowly
his sands of life ran out until exhausted nature
Welding TO the .'stern decree" succumbed-the
i'dulI film along his dim eye grew, and he lay,
"In the deep stiffness of that dreamess state,
OF sleep that knows no waking joys again.
His suFerinps were great but he bore them with as
much fortit1de as poor human nature can exercise
nnder snch circumstances He seldom complained
and when he did, it was only when his pain in
creased to an agony by lifting or moving but ever
bowed submissiVely to the hand that afflicted He
was member of the Presbyterian Church for
MANY wears; tried to be exemplary and consistent
and 70 walk in ssall godiness and humility, so far
as he was enabled. A firm believer In the Bible
and the truths of divine revelation, he literally
essearebed the scriptures" and ever sought to
nro6t hv their teachings 1t is said that the pros
pect of death disarms man OF all disposition to
transact business of a worldly character Not so
with him. Whilst ''setting his house IN order"
with view to his eternal interests, he did not ne
plect so to arrange his temporal matters that all
difieuIty. as much as possible, might be obviated
after his decease When this accomplished
he calmly awaited his approaching dissolution. A
few days before his death his mind seemed to be
darkened in reference to his spiritual condition
Upon being questioned in this respect he replied,
II leave that entirely with my God-I have no as
surancs-only hope, only hope" Soon, however,
heavenly light seemed to stream in upon him,
and he was happy. Almost the last act of his life
was long and beautiful prayer in which he be-
sought the divine blessing upon all mankind.
Thus he passed from earth to rejoln the compan-
ionship of her. we trust who long years before pre-
ceded him to glory-she whom he loved, and to
sing with her the anthems of the redeemed. All !!
tits sweet to die this end to gain. Who would
tn aorth wit a home
the dark and misty vale is passed, and Heaven s
gates are thrown open to our bewildered gaze, we
behold the shining loved ones gone before-there
re- e-unions are perpetual there no partings; there
no sad farewells.
''There is perpetual spring, perpetual youth;
No -benumbing cold, nor scorching heat,
Famine nor age have any being there"
G. H. S.
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DIED..

DIEHL-In Friends Cove, on the evening of the
18th inst, after lingering illness, Rebecca, the
beloved wife of Henry Diehl, aged 50 years, 2
months and days.
MULLIN-At his residence in Harrison town
ship, on the 10Th of April, 1857 George Mulln
Esq, in the 8lst year of his age.
The ubject of the above notice was born in Cum
berland county, Pennsylvania, but came to Bed
ford county at very early age, where he has re-
sided ever since. His parents were poor, and con-
sequently unable to give MIN the benefit of clas-
sical education but endowed with spirit ambition
and energy, it was but natural result that he
should succeed in spite of any lack of culture in
this respect. He was one of class of men to
whom no obstacle seems unsurmountable, no diff
Guilty so great that it cannot be overcome by per-
severance. Ever upright and honest he won the
esteem and respect of the entire community in
which he lived. He was twice Sheriffof the coun-
ty receiving his first commission from Gov. Joseph
Heister, the 18th of Oct, 1922, and his second
from Gov. Geo. Wolf, on Nov. 4, 1888. In 184l he
was elected for three years to represent the 18th
Senatorial District, composed of Bedford and Som
erset counties. As legislator, he was able and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the discharge Of
his duty he ever had an eye single to the interests
of the Commonwealth and to his constituency Du-
ring the six years of his official career Sheriff
he was indulgent and kind in frequent instances
preferring to the debts himself rather than
distress the poor, and was therefore truly styled
ssthe poor man. friend.'' He had wonderfully
retentive memory and inexhaustible fund of
inf rmation was thoroughly posted on the politics
of the day, and could converse fuently on all sub
jects appertaning thereto, from an early date in
the history of the country up to the last days Of
his life He was always decided advocate of the
Union, and during the late unfortunate and un-
justifable rebellion, he stood by the Union, and
with patriotic zeal aided the Union in every
way he could-contributing three of his own sons
and grandson to the active military service OF
government. In 1851 he was so much injured by q
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SOME men are naturally good look
ing, others naturally atfable in theil
manners; all degrees can be improved
by being clothed in an entire new suit
to correspond with the season at the
fashionable clothing emporium of r.
w. Berkstresser & Co. Ladies are in.
vited to call and examine their excel
lent stock of Delaines, Calicocs, Mus
lins, &C., which are all of the latest
styles and will be sold at the most reas.
enable prices.
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SUDDEN ID EATH.-On Sabbath morn
ing last, Andrew Mclaughlin, living
in Hopewell township, died very sud-
denly. He was in his usual health
when he got up, ate hearty breakfast,
and shortly afterward complained of
feeling drowsy. He then lay down,
and ina very few minutes was corpse.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was about fifty-five
years of age, and leaves wife and sew
eral children, four of whom are quite
small. He was for several years resi-
dent of this borough Washington Re
UielC
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THE BEDFORD REGULATOR,
No. 2 ANDERSoN's ROW.

TNHE BEDFORD REGULATOR,
No. 2 ANDERsoN's ROW.
IRVINE & STATLER
Are again in the field battling against the imposi-
tion of high prices and would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that they
have just received large and varied assortment
of goods, consisting of
Boots and Shoes,
Muslins and Tickings,
Notions and Perfumery,
Groceries and Spices,
Queensware and Glassware,
Tobacco and Segars,
White & Colored Shirts,
Cotton & Woolen Yarns,
Trunks & Vallses,
Brooms & Twines,
&C., &c.
~ Call at No ANDERsoN's Row.
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RoBBERY.-A few nights ago the
house of Jacob Ruble, of Springhill
township, in this County, was entered
by some unknown person or persons
and robbed of about seventeen hundred
dollars in money and government
bonds. We have learned of no arrests
or suspicion. This is another warning
to the people not to keep money in
their houses or on their persons.-U-
niOntOlUn Genius.
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COURT SALE.-By

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, the undersigned administrator of
the estate of David Roudabush, late of Napier tp,
deceased. will offer at public sale, upon the prem
ises, on SATURDAY, JUNE %, the TWO-FIFTHS
Union tp., Bedford county, Pa, containing l4O
acres, rs acres cleared and the balance well tim
bered, with Log House, Double Log Barn and
other buildings thereon erected, adjoining lands of
Henry D. Mock, Joseph Brown, Valentine Bowser
and others.
eale to commence at 10 O'clock NJ, of said
day, when the terms will be made known by
may31w4 HIRAM DAVIS, Admir-
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NOT YET.-Itappears that the towns
ofWoodberry and st. Clairsville, which
we stated, some time ago, had been in
corporated into boroughs, are not gel
so incorporated, the applications for
incorporation having to pass at another
term of Court. Our Democratic friends
in those places will, therefore, vote fol
delegates in their respective townships,
as heretofore.
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MARRIED.

STUCKEY- Y-CESSNA-Atth the bride Is residence,
on Tuesday evening" May 4th, by the Rev. w. NJ.
Deatrick, Mr.. Samuel Stuckey, of Berkeley coun-
ty, West Virginia, and Mrs. Margaret Cessna, Of
Friends Cove, this county
KENNARD-MARTIN- the residence of L.
Koons, Esq, on the 10Th inst, by the same, Mr..
James H. Kennard and Miss Tabitha Martin, all OF
Clear Ridge this county
WYANDT-ICKES-O the 23d inst, at Martin
Imler's by Rev. C. q. Heman, Mr.. Jacob Wy
andt and Miss Mary Ickes, both of this county.
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IMPoRTANT TO HEIRS OF SOLDIERS.
In accordance with bill passed by
the last Congress, the heirs of Union
Soldiers who died while held as prison
ers i'm the South, are entitled to draw
Communication for rations for the time
intervening between the capture and
decease of such soldiers. This COM
mutation amounts to twenty-five cents
per day, and may be obtained by the
widow, if she has remained unmarried
as late as March 2, 1867.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.-By Divine
permission, the German Reformed
Church at Bloody Run, this county,
will be dedicated to the worship of the
Triune God, on Sunday, June 2. A
number of ministers of the Reformed
Church have signified their willingness
to be present and participate in the
services. d.
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CURE FOR HARD TIMEs.-The best
cure for hard times is to cheat the doc
tor by being temperate; the lawyer by
keeping out of debt; the demagogues
by voting for honest men, and poverty
by being industrious, subscribe for
the BEDFORD GAZETTE, pay for it in
advance and have a clear conscience
and rest we'll at night.
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Look OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs.-
One dollar greenbacks altered to twos
are in circulation; also, counterfeit ten
dollar bills on the Third National Bank
of Philadelphia. The latter are said
to be well calculated to deceive. Look
out for both.
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APPEAL BY Ass kssOR OF INTERNAL.
REvENUE.-Hon. w. McSherry, AS
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue, will hold
an appeal in this place, on the 18th OF
June. Those interested will please
take notice. See adv't.