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From The Plains.

Fight Hith The Indians at Fort EUs-We
Soldiers Retrsqt.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The latest news
from Fort Ellis represents the recent fight
with the Indians there as being desperate
affair. The Indians engaged were Sioux
They bad splendid animals and fought
brayely, capturing large number of cattle
on Shields river. Our force being small, had
to retreat with loss of two men, who were
horribly scalped A. Mr.. Tiscan was attacked
by fifteen Indians seventy-fve miles from
Fort Howe, and, with revolver, defended
himself, killing four redskins and wounding
one. He escaped uahurt.
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PAYING THE PAsTERs AND FOLDERS -
The appropriation bill has been up for
several days in the Legislature and the
paying OF the Pastors and Folders swindle
is now to be settled. We hope the Senate
viii stand firm and keep in session unit
next year this time rather than pay these
whelps a single dollar We hope too that
when it comes to voting both in the Senate
and House that honest men enough will be
found to defeat any attempt to obtain pay
for these bangers-on. Let us have the
yeas and nays and put every man on the
record and let every ore who dares to vote for
the swindle go home to his constituents with
his record. The Pennsylvania Legislature
Is already a synonym for infamy ard is
only surpassed in this respect by the New
York City Government
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LOVE AT FIRST STGHT.-A rather ex-
traordinary marriage took place at York,
Pa, on the 25th ult The bridegroom is
in the sixties and the bride over one hun
drod years old. The parties never saw
each other but once before the day of
marriage, and it might be called a case Of
pure love at first sight The bride is a
popular parsonage where she resides Many
of the most prominent persons of York have
called to pay their respects, making the
aged pair presents, dc She says no more
hardships now for her She will live the
new life which she has SO auspiciously be-
gun, with comfort and ease-leaning on
the strong arm Of a dotiug and loving
husband for support and consolation in all
her troubles and trials. The following is
the marriage notice:
On the 18th ult, by Rev. n. S. Buck
ingham, Mr.. Thomas CROMWELL Of
Chambersburg, and Mrs ESTHER OLIVER,
alias Esther Coal yard, OF York, Pa. No
cards No cake. No wine.
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a LUCKY INFANT. The miners in Theme
yada White Pine region presented the first
born baby in the diggings with silver bars
worth several thousand dollars Quite
start in the world. 1t IS good to be born,
as the phrase is, with a silver spoon in the
mouth, but better, we think, as far as
value Is considered, with silver bar or
several of them, IN that natural cavity.
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THE British Government has at last ad-
mitted the right Of expatriation The value
of American Naturalization will soon be
admitted by ali the world. The separation
Of Church and State in the British Empire
is also progressing; the disestablisbment in
Ireland is the first step, it will not be long
until it reaches England America leads
the worlds van in nroeressireness.
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oANcERs-TuMoRs-ULcERs

0tANCERS-TUM0R 0RS-ULCERS
" PROF. KLINE, Of the Philadelphia Univer-
sity. is making astonishing cures Of Cancer and
ali tulnors tv a new process. CHEEIcAL An
GER ANTIDo.E, that removes the largest Of cancers
and tumors without pain or the use Of the knife;
without caustic, eating or burning medicines, and
without the Oss Of drop Of blood for Partleu-
Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. islnAret
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A GENTS WANTED FOR TIE SIGHTS
IA AND SECRETS OF THE NATIONAL
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entertaining book Of the day. Ssnd for circulars
and see our terms. Address U. s. Publishing
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NOTICE To BEE KEEPERS.
L. L. LANGsTRoTH's SPECIFIC CLAIMS

We the undersigned do hereby make known our
Patented Claims in Bee Hives, which claims are
asfollows: Movable Frames with spices all around
them, and spaces between them at their tops. the
distances between them to be regulated at will;
Shallow Chambers between the frames and honey
board; Perforated Honey Board and the moveable
block. We caution all persons against using any
hive that has any Of our patented parts in it, Any
person using any one Of our patented parts with
out license from the patentec from us will rem
der himself liable to damages for each and every
hive so used in Bedford county or Blair county,
Pa. We are determined to protect our claims, so
people will dc well to manage their business ac-
eording to law. Any person doubling our claims
is invited to como and see our patents.
JOHN G. RUSH,
DAN'L KAGARICE,
15jan3m Agents.
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THE Public Debt was reduced over FIVE
and half millions of dollars during the
month of March.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

On Monday the State election was held
in Connecticut and the latest returns as we
go to press indicate Republican victory
The candidates for Governor and Congress
are:
GOVERNOR.
James E. English, D, MarshalI Jewell, X.
CONGRESS.
|. James Dixon, D, julius j. Strong, r.
III j. F. Bsbcoek, D, S. w. Kellogg, II.
Ill Abiel Converse D, II Starkweafher, r..
IV. w. H. Barnum, d, S. B. Beardsley, r.
The State gave Grant 5000 Of a majority
last fall, but vent 100 Democratic at the
preceding State election. The Democratic
candidate English is very popular and it was
scarcely expected that we could carry the
State against him. The Legislature is sure
to be Republican and win ratify the fifteenth
amendment
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8eotoro enquirer

STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR,
JOHN W. GEABY.
(Subject 10 the decision Of ths State Convention
DISTRICT TICKET,
SENATOR,
g, SHANNON MULLTN,
(Subjeet to the decision cf the Dist. Conference
ASSEMBLY,
]. II. L0NGENECKER, Est.
gsubjeet to the decision OF the Dist. Conference }
COUNTY FECaET.
PRoTHoNoTAEY,
J. w. LINGENFELIER, ESQ, ofBedford Bor.
SHGEtFF,
WILLIAM DIBERT, Of Bedford Bor,
TREASURER.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Of Bedford Twp.
COMMISSIONER,
JAMES FINK, Of Hopeweli Twp.
POOR DIRECTOR,
EMANUEL J. DIEHI, Of Colcrain Twp
coroner,
DIR. A. S. SMITH, of ST. Clairs5iile Bor.
AUDITOR,
JOHN P. WILLIAMS, Of South Woodbory Twp
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EVERYBODY can be accommodated Hilh
IL WALL PAPER at the Inquirer Beck store.
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DLAS IT Il R.--The subscriber would respect
L fully inform the public that he has just re-
eeived from the city 60 tons of the best NoVa Scp
tia ROCK PLASTER, aud viii continue TO receive
as his stock diminjshes until the fret Of April,
which he viii grind and keep for sale at Hartley 3
Mil, and will sell cheap can be bought for
cash, or wheat, rye OF corn, at the highest cash
prices, taken in exchange. Remember only until
tho first Of April. Thankful for past favors So
lieit continuance Of the same.
25dec ANDREW J. MILLER.
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SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DEPOT No. 4l3 MARKET ST. PHID'A.
J. X. TAYLOR & co.
4 Y i r s II AIR WIG o R
FOR THE
EN0VATION OF THE HAIR.
rHE GRE4T DEslDEaATuH Of tie AGE.

THE GREAT DEsIDERATuH Of tie AGE!
lrrssi . vhiea is at once agreeable, healthy,
and oGoetual orpresarving the Hair. Faded or
gray hair i~'sooa restored to its original color and
Tie yio,s and yrs.1ae., Of yo,ts. Tain hal, is
thiekenci falling hair checked, aud badness Of
ten, though not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the farioies arc
destroyed, or the gland a,rophiod and docuyed
Gat such az remain can be saved fer usefulness by
this application. Instead of lonling the hair
with pasty sediment, it viii keep it clean
vigorous, It's occasional use will prevent the hair
FROM turniog gray or falling Of and consequently
prevent badness. Free from those dsleterious
substances which make some preparations dan
gerous and injurious to the hair the yigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted mere
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THE Democrats have carried Sing Sing
by an increased majority. We wish them
JOY. They carried the inside Of the prison
a few days ago with pistol and bludgeon
The inmates wanted to swell that nl.ilritv
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I EFT EVERY ONE READ rus

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NOTICEl
on THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL NEXT,
WE SHALL CHANGE OUR MANNER
or DOING BUSINESS. AFTER THAT
DATE WE WILL SELL NO GOODS,
EXCEPT FOR CASH OR PRODUCE,
AND HOPE No ONE WILL ASK Us
FOR CREDIT. We ARE SATISFIED
THAT WIZ C.,- ,,,t-D MO ,r,,,, ~
TEREsT or EVERY p4nvre Mn.
WE SHALL MAKE IT OUR CON
SLANT .r,f m s.Iou, coon.
PAY, THAN ON TIME.
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9HisfelIanfpas.
u W. CLARK & CO.,
BAN ERS
No. 35 S. Third Street, Philadelphia,
GENERAL AGENTS
poa rbe
NATIONAL LIFE NSURANC
COMPA I
Of THz
UNITED STATES o AMERICA,
UNITED STATES 0 AMERICA,

FOR THE
STATES OF PENNSYLVANIA AND SOUTH
ERIN NEW JERSEY.
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY is corporation Chartered by Special Act
Of Congress, approved July rs, 1858, with q
CASH CAPITAL OF $1,000, coo,
and is now thoroughly organized and prepared
for business.
Liberal lerms offered to agents and Solicitor,
who are izFited to apply at our cGics.
Full particulars to be had on application ct our
Office, located in the second story Of our Banking
Eouse, where Circulars and Pamphlets feily de-
scribing the Advantages offered by the Company,
may be had.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
Z. W. CLARK q CO..
No. IS South Third Street,
2lauglyr PHILADELPHIA.
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Indian Raids on the settIemor,s

OMAHA, April 2.-Ths Indians made .
raid on Seipio, go miles south of here. on
Saturday last, and captured 100 head Of
stock. No persons were killed.
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BEDFORD CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
FOUNDED By REV. JOHN Lroy, 1859.

A first-class school for the instruction of youth
of both sexes in classical and English education.
including Latin, Greek, French, German, Mathe
MATES and the ordinary English branches
TENS moderate. Students from distance can
obtain board 10 town at reasonable rates
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BRANCH OFFICE PHILADELPHIA,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
/ Where the general business Of the Company !.
transacted, aud to which all general correspond
cnce Should be addressed
OFFICERS.
{ e y ePI597EP rGHFP II c,! TIN r'--'l4
Committee.
( HENRYD. COOKE, Vice President.
/ EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary
This Company offers the following advantages
Iii National Company. chartered by special
act Of Congress, 1865,
1t has Paid-up capital Of $lo0Ooco
1t offers low rates cfpremian.
It furnishes larger insurance than other coupa-
nies for the samo money.
It's definite and certain IN its terms,
Itis home company in every locality.
Its policies arc exempt from attachment
There arc no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Evory policy Is forfeitable,
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums,
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2Iaug1yr

HUNTINGDON a BRoADToP RAILROAD
Il On ard after Wednesday, Sept l6 1858 Pa
senger Trains win arrive and depart as follows:
UP TRAISs. DoyS TRAINS
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OFFICERS.
o. p IN-ffu a
JAY COOKE. Chni-msn Fi7a-a- .-7 r'---.-ss--
Committee
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and Actuarv.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

- ! ~ { y IL
-leliIAp SoNETlISG IcH,s sroMacu, The
White Cloud Chief records one OF the
siost curious and interesting medical cases
which have ever come to-ligh.. No, ono
: who has not read it will think Of doubling
its entire truth. It appears thai q Ger
man, lying at Crackers Neck" Mis-
souri,, was for several years afflicted with
a terrible thirst. which water woail not
sllay, and doctors could not. At last q
.aUroscopic doctor whatever that may
became to the conclusion that the man
was troubled with worms, and gave him
sucmetic. on which he threw up ten fish
worms, three lamprey eels, seven craw6sh.
one mud.thrtle, FIVE lizards, two tree
frogs, one bull snake, section Of worm
fence, and the worm offs copper still con-
''taining sixteen soils. Hc at once com.
planned of being better, and hassteadly
improved ever since.
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A PILLAR OF Ftkr.-The most curious
phenomenon which We have ever heard OF
occurred in Cheatham county on Wedncs.
day last The day, it will be remembered
was remarkably hot, so TINT most people
in the country had to seek the shade about
noon. .Atilis hour, on the farul Of Ed
wnrd Sharp, five miles from Ashland, a
sort of wliirlwini came along over the
neighboring woods, taking up small bran.
chrs aud leaves Of trees and bdrhlng
them in sort Of a flaming cylinder that
Travelled at the rate Of about five miles
an hour, and developing in size as 1t
Travelled. II passed directly ever the
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

The OCEAN BANK ROrpEny.-Thc
Ocean Bank robbery, in New York, turns
out to have been a very singular affair.
The details Of the burglars plan Of opcr-
ations-their hiring Of room adjoining
to the bank three weeks before, ostensibly
for an insurance Office, and their skilfull
use Of time and means to enter tho vault
when the time came, arc curious enough.
But the fact that they 60. through the
outer door thro' strong combination locks
without breaking anything is M sterions,
and tho taking Of S250,00O Of deposits
forwhich the bank was no. responsible,
and only $4,000 of the banks own
money, out Of 100000 that might have
been taken, is positively suspicious. These
bank robbories are getting .marvelously
J common Of late.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

SEVEN FooLs.-1. Tic cnyious man
who sends away bis mutton, because the
person next to him is eating venison.
9. The jealous man-wlo spreads his
bed with singing nettics, and then sleeps
IN. ~ flag7aE a
8 The proud man-who gets We,
rather than ride in tue carriage Of an in
lferior. jf.g.@s
4. The litigious man-who goes to law
in the hopes Of running his opponent, and
gets ruined himself. "a n
5. The extravagant man-who buys a
herring, and takes a cab to carry ii
home. ,;i;
6. The angry man-vho learns the
ophicleidc because he is annoyed by the
playing Of his: ncighbor's piano.
I. The ostelitatious nan.-who illumi'
mates the outiide of his house most bril-
liantly. and sits inside in the dark.
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"And long may it wave.'

Beauty AND BRAlys.-Men do no. care
for brains in excess il woman. They
like sympathetic intellect which can fol.
low them aud seize their thoughts as
Quickly rs they are cd,but they do no.
for any clear or special knowl-
edge Of facts; and even the most philo-
sophie among them would rather not be
set right IN a classical quotation, an as.
tromical calculation, or the cxac. bearing
Of a political question BY lovely being
in tarletan whom be was unbcnding to
instruct. Neither do they want anything
strong minded. To most men, indeed the
f.minine strong -mindcdness that can dis
cuss immoral problems without blushing,
and despisc religious observances as use
lul only to weak souls, is quality as un-
womanly as well-developcd biceps or a
huge fist would be. 1t is sympathy mot an
tasonism; it is companionsbip, notrivalry,
supremacy.-that they like in women !;
and some women with brains as well us
Harrington the two are not the same
tbng--undcrstard this AMI keep their
blue stockings well covered by their pet
ticOuis. t.
Othcrs-en,husiasts for the freedom Of
thought and intellectual rights-shows
theirs defantly and meet with their re-
ward. Men shrink flom them. Even
clever men. able TO meet them on their