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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-17
Estate er George Esenioglc dec.a.

~+rN~@A@ ~ ~~~-Af2 - ~ ~AGE SEs
BEDFORD COUNTY IS:
At IN Orphans Court held a, Bedford u and
for tha Caanty u Befloei oathe iiist day OF
September 4 ID. 1886, belofe the Judges ct
the slil Curt.
On motion O. 8 T.. Rasscll, Est, tbs Court
geirta rae npon the hers arl legs represeuta-
tlves Of tieorgl ReplogIe iate Of n isl,lie Wood
berry Tn. decd. u wit !: Poly Repi3sle
willow. Jacob Rcpiogle residing IL Jefferson
county. iowa Esiztbet'i Rrplos,e aAl u Gary in
term lgre,l With Jacob Grader. w.ie haze lately
remove to lowe, and George B. Rop,ogie, David
Replosl minor Of wa"ia Charles Oe'li;. is gtisr-
diaa. Hannah II. atermarriod With Henry
Smith, Barbara iaterllarcied with Iheiaas ).
Hos.nyeF, Sarah s.e. IN iFrietl Hlth Henry Ever
sDie. Mary ipterm tTrisd w,lh Ephrhm LoRE-
iaec.;er wae is IN bei naerity ami of whom, the
said E9ariaas is gar liaa, aai leah MINOR of
whom 3fDn- Jgsepi y. Noble is guardian reSil
iigg IN Saidc5naiy of fBeiiarl to be and appear at
an Orph aus Court to be held at Bedford in and
for saia conaty, the 81 ii onday 18th day Of
November next, to acc .ps or ref,:Se to lake the
real estate o. tac sand efe3Fge ReploSle deceased
at the valuatios which has been valued and ap-
prlisa;,, II perSnahce o.. writ OF partition OF
valuation issued cut Of tbs Ori,.ssEs' Cegrt oi
sail couBi, s.. shc@ enise Willy IL same should
not be soil by or,lar of sail Court.
>-asa.sz=zS Ia tg9tnony aAerooi 4 have here
E " unto set my hand and affixed the
IA EyT1F seal Of said Court at Beifard the
@ s1sj drst dly O. September A. d. 1856.
D. WASHABAuGH
Get. II. 1856. G leak.
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Confectionery Establishment.

j. " Boehn, stili continues to keen on hand
Candies, nuts, fruits. cakes and beer, at his old
stand a few doors West of Bricess Tavern.
Thankful for past flYors he solicits the patron
age or the public.
Aug -. 1856.
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quad. ackrel. and Herring, for sale at
6SliuEMAKER'S Coionnado store.
Oct. 3, 1856.
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NOTICE.

~ ANTED IN the Bedford Borough School
w District, two male, and three female
Teachers. Teachers wanting employment
shoaid make Immediate application to The Boari
rs tits contemplated opening The Pablic Schools
on the ISt Of November, inst.
By order of tie Board,
JN0. y. REED. Seet'Y
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lfi!l hI0Hb
ELEET0R.E TICKET.

ELEcTERs At LARGE.
Hon. A. Stewart, Hon J. L. Iagersoll.
DISTRICT ELEeToRs.
Al. Fleaerfef. Ie. Samuel Yefsn,
y E,gfy Mite. IL Charlcs + Wells,
g. jos. j. Riley, Ir., =. G ". icungniah
4 Fenry D. Moore, 10 ]. =. Hoshaouf,
s. Daaiel O. Hitner, q. ;, T. DsiheN'
G. ISaac Newfnn, Is. Geo. " faif9a,
T. Caleb n Taylor, 10 Jos II. kaias, :
J,Ia O. Myers, % Jolia n Wells,
9. Sam'l KeHcagy, y. I'M. ~; Milshf'
10. Henry ". Snyder, - hcnry filisliFs, ),
ii. X iniber Cieages, 20 'ioia ". y y esbit
- Robcrt =. Ciew. 2I j. y. Aethrineton
"a Jap.es Webster.
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wANIHn,

A good ston; Boy, about Is years old, to learn
IL the Tanning Business. ApplY irn,nediateIv
Aug. -, 1885. 5. SnuCK, 4 Co.
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On the u inst, near Blnc Knob, By the
Rev. N +. G;lds. Mr Samuel Wy&one to
Miss Marietta Ritsheg, both of Bedford
county Fa.
Or the lib inst. ~ the Rev. II. Hecker-
man, AIr. John Burns 10 Miss Mary Myers,
boil, o. Schellsburg
On 7gh nli., by john Smith Esq, Mr..
Jacob ". Kaipple 10 Mrs. Malinda Sleek,
al of Napier Tp.
Ca the Sta inst. at the Lutheran Church,
in 81. G!airsyiile,by the Rev. L. Benedict,
George Il Beekley, To Miss Auna ".
CHAR al lcf St. t2airssiile.
Accompanying fhe above VIC received q
diiieious "Helding Caksp for wiiah the
hapPg couple hayo our ;haaks. May they
live long to enjoy the bliss Of welded
life.
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Plank Road Election Natieel

TIE Stockholders Of the Hopeweli and
Bloody Run, Plank and Turnpike Road C0m-
pany. are hereby notified that an electioa for
offices OF said road for tlie ensuing year will he
held at The Office OF the Treasurer on Monday
the 90 day Of November next.
By order Of this Board.
inc. MOWER,
Oct. II, 1856. sec.y.
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THE subscriber having purchased The Tai.
oring establishment ef s. J. N'cans'an, in the
buhting zap stars) occupied by Capt. Iola
Arnoll a Hardware Store. arc prepared 70 Do
>ff ali kin.is OF work IN tleir iIsse, "a the III
SA est styles, and wliich for neaineSs and
Ii durability viii not, we venture 10 assert,
be surpassed Is any eiher establishment; IN Tie
place.
rlsase, they hops to rce.ive liberal share Of
the public patronage. a. {. NOW.EB.
Sept. IS 1876. ". II. ROSS.
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NEW GOODS /!

TUgP rcreived and far sale at Rams Nrw
~ SroRE, a lagc and well assorted stock of Fall
aud Winter Goods, He is now prepared to
accommodate lbs friends and ustoiners, ana the
public generally To attempt TO enumcrate his
stock In news paper advertisement, would be
fillly, or list Of ;c prices useless for the pub
lie woua not believe that goods were selling as
they offer fhea., unless they call and see for
themselves. We don Z wish to boast, Int mere
ly remark th1t for varsity texluv9, ana cheap
ness, his stec5 cannot be exeeled, ard it is CAL
cnated TO please all.
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"A Prime lot of Groceries. Just received and for
Z n sale at SHOEMAKER Coiona,ie Store.
Oct. o, 1856.
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NOTICE.

e ETTERS OF Administration having bear
IL granted on the Estate Of Isaac Couchen.
cur, late OF Juniata Tp., TO the Subscriber Iiy.
ing in said Tp., all persons Indebted 10 said
Estate, are hereby notified TO make payment
Immediately, and those having claims against
ihe same viii pressLt them properly authenti-
Gated fer settlement.
JOSEPH DULL, Admir-.
Oct. 5, 1856
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THE unlersi igned having entered into part
A. neFsbp. respectfully Announce TO the pub
lie generally, that they are now rreplrei 20 FUR
nish anything in their lne At exceedingly low
rates.
We are now opening an elegant stock Of
Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japanned, Brass, French, and Britfanil
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and Pine Ware, Nails,
Glass, Brushes, Putty, Ne, x. A large stock
of TlN-WARE constantly on hand, cf our
own manafacture. SPooting and other work
done TO order. as usual. STorEs Of every des-
eription for wood or coal, of which we are inst
receiving some beautiful new patterns. Also
Farm Implements in great variety warranted
as represented, the best and latest Inventions of
the dag. Aud, as We are every week receiving
goods from Pllilaisphii, BaItimore. OF Pitts
burg, We viii always endeayor to keep afuu
supply Of everything IL anr line, or at least
furnish any article required at short notiee.
Weare also prepared to furnish all kinds Of
lead Pipe: Water ami Pump Fixtures, at low
rates. We cordially invite all to give ns.a call.
andespecialif the Ladies, as we have nearly
everything to make house keeping easy from 4
needle to Cooking Stove,
GEO. ". BI.YMIRE,
WM. HARTLEY.
Oct. 8, ls56.-Iv.
TILE undersigned respectfully requests ali
those indebted TO him in any manrer to make
payment immediately.
Oct. 8, 1855. GEO. W. BLYMIRE.
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HEHFlnlI EfITIl.
Anp
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.


THE subscriber respectfully hepslcaye to an
a nDunec To Bis old ifiends afd tie lHbic
generally, that he has leased aid tri e. posses
sen 81 tie Bedford Hotel, lately ia tie ocen-
paacr pt Col. Adam 3arnhart. II is not BIZ.
designto nase many professions az 10 What lie
wiIldo, but he plcdgesiis 2oTd. at his most
energetic efforts viii be enilios <d to render
comfortable allwho give hizsa a call The Lsnse
will " handsomely fitted up, ard none bit
careful and attentive scsiasts Wiz be ergaged
Persons visiting TIE Bedford Slr7ss. as vel
as those attending Couft, ana Tic travelling
community generally are respectfully Invited
TO give hin 4 caiiand Judge for ttemselres
IJ- The stages all now step atthis hotel,
and Il is therefore the Stage GHice.
Boarder staken by the week, month OF year,
onfavorable terms.
BT Ample ard comfortable stall.nE is at
tachcd TO this hotel, which will al8ays b. IT
ended by a e4refulh ostier Also, a safe ana
conyenientcagriage house.
JOHN HAFEE.
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~. l:cr ~. = BatleFw;ll ,,aravn il the Pies
nytariaa church prxt Sabbath morning,
and The Rev aIr hoeaarman in the even
ing. Oct. Is.
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Bedford, April 6. 1885. Y
FOR SHE CHE.qI1

nEE fairly Carriage. one Failing Top buggy
O-hotiI new and work warlanted--s.!so I 10
New . horse ysgons for sale ly
a. q. c.AMER Co,
Produce received for Carriages Or Wagons.
May 20, 1856.
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REEDS NEW STORE

and satisfy themselves in regard tie variety oi
the above statement, and examine his stock be-
fore you pureiiass elsewhere.
Produce Of al kinds taken ic exchange fer
goods.
Oct. 10, $50.
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TO H0TSnEEEpERS.

6soin Starch, Parma, tSc.--The very best ar
Sticlcs can BE- bad at DR.. Harry's Cleap
Drug Store.
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Sept. &c. 1856.
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Resignation of Gov. Shannon.

In the Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday we
find the following letter from Gov. Shannon,
of Kansas Territory, showing that the report
of his resignation was not founded in mere
rumor. This letter appears to have been
copied into the Gazette from the Lexington
Mo- Citizen:
Executive OFFICE, LEcoMPToN, K. T.,
June 10, 1856.
My DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 18th is
received. 1 wrote to you some days ago, which
presume you had not received at the date of
your last. You can have no difficulty in COM
ing into the Territory with bona tide settlers.
have resigned my Office, and leave for St.
Louis probably on tomorrow. AS soon as |
pass the line, Col. Woodson will be the acting
Governor, and if you have any difficulty, which
my last letter to you does not remove. with the
troops, you will address him on the subject. l
repeat that my proclamation has no applica-
lion to bona tide emigrants coming into the
Territory. Yours, with respect,
WILSON SHANNON.
Colonel Butord.
N. B.-I will probably see you as pass
down.
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w1sTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

Has established for itself reputation thai ne
sailed. DIR. William A Shaw, Of Washington, North Car
olina, writes, under dale OF May /, as follows;
Z" nave heard Of many OF decided beneficial eff
ecs from its use, especially in Asthma and Chronic
Cough OF spasmodc character. | have used the Wild
CA6EFy great deal Ia practice, aud with marked good
results
Every knows The reputation of the Turpentine ana
BaIsam constituents in prorscted coughs Tue eombina
ton OF these principles in Wsiars Rsisaia OF Wild Cher
ny is ingenious and Iudieiogs
Medical Rea Justly distrusul OF Patent Medicines
ga general but eandoT must discriminate between out
rsgeous nostrums and humbugs, and those medicines
which have proven salutary and in many wellauested
cases. curstiven
IL genuine aligned !. BUTTS.
Prepared and cold, Wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
w FoWI.E, Boston, Mass whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents %
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Our readers will find advertisement OF these exec
lent okenges in another column. We have be,n accus-
toned to them these five six years past and
found them of great service aaying bronchial rrita.
on and in subduing hoarseness produced by colds We
do not think they will cure established bsoaehis; bu,
where the disease is in It's nepien stages they will
doubtless afford great gei.eE When vocal organs are
oct of tune, hey almost indispensable to the public
speaker. We make il rule TO recommend med
cal nostrum in columns; but, having found these
ozenges beneficial in diseased state Of the throat we
suspend rule in their favor believing thai we do our
clerical brethren real favor calling attention to
them.
Sold by all Druggists in the United States
JOHN /. BROWN Il SON, Boston.
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TO THE FREE PRESSES OF THE UNITED
STATES,

The blow struck at the freedom of the press
in Kansas must be regarded as aimed at its
freedom everywhere in the free States. If the
Slave Power had as complete control here in
the North as it has ust now in Kansas, we may
be sure that not single press that has dared
to denounce its plunderng and bloody work
would be spared The Press is free in the North,
because it is surrounded by rampant of free
institutions. Both must stand or fall together
1t is therefore all important that the press
should be speedily restored in Kansas and de.
Tended with other institutions of Freedom.
Impressed with this view of the case, the con-
ductors OF the daily papers in the city of Chicago
who are opposed to mob rale have, after con.
sutation, resolved to take the initiative in re-
storing free press to Kansas, by reviving the
Herald Of Freedom, whose editor, G. W. Brown,
Esq, is now imprisoned in Kansas, charged
with HIGH TREASON. This they consider is due
no less to the outraged dignity of the press
throughout the North, than as O. matter of Jus
tice to the people Of kansas. The destruction
OF the presses at Lawrence touches the honor of
the whole fraternity so nearly, that it has been
considered best to confine the work of restora.
ton to the press alone.
In order that this plan may be effectually and
Immediately carried out, the conductors OF the
five Anti Nebraska dslies in this city, after con
suitlng nugn foung, Esq, OF Lawrence, the
agent OF u. W. Brown, Esq, have resolved them
selves into central committee 10 receive sub
scriptions from the Press, in such sums as the
donors may feel able to give. A correct &C
count will be kept of these sums, and when the
necessary amount is raised to purchase anoth-
er press, &C., the list will be duly published. In
the mean time Mr.. Young will present the mat
ter to the consideration OF the leading journals
of the East.
We entertain no doubt of generous response
to this CALL press and other materials ought
to be purchased and started under the proper
guard for Kansas immediately. We feel conf
dent that it will be done.
Donations sent, by mail or otherwise, to either
Of the followingi
WRIGHT, MEDLL, & Co., Tribune.
JOHN WENTWORTH, Democrat
SCHNEIDER & HGFFIGAN, Stats z;e.4,.n0.
SCRIPTS, BRoss, & SrEARs, Dem. Press.
R. l. j. G. L. Wilson, Journal.
Chicago, H., June 5, 1856.
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ON SATURDAY, THE 18th OF AUGUST
1 WILL OFFER FOR SALE.
AT Auction

Ill my property, uand, stock tools, aud iurriir-
~ adjoining BLOOMINGTON, IA Monroe county lg,IIup.,
The land 100 acres viii be- sold in lots. yar from
acres down 10 common town lot II lies near the Il
versIiy IN sight OF the depot and CCnlans several r-
dences The soil good the water excelen; the spriug
house and spring unsurpassed; furnishing. night on ,.
railroad, the best in county for uork bcus ur
M or other steam aChiucry.
The stock, farm toOis fJrulure and lbrar. are Of r,i
quality including superior piano.
lkRNs-One half IN hand, and ten per cent discount
on the other halt or twelve months time on good .erur,
DAIRY farm Is much needed; amt being without com
Peuuoh' would De lucrative. 80 planning machine AZ.
For special terms, lIae * g apply on the prem
Ises, NJ ii = sNTpREI
n ID. have also "A FARM FOR SALE 100 or 20
acres on similar terms SO acre. within two and
eali miles 81 The numerous churches, schools RAILROAD
depot, shops, mills State UNIVERSITY and other adyn-
mges OF TINS healthy and hourshng county seat sur
Rounded by moral, industrious and native Protestant
community. Situated Stulc road. hIgh. hrarhy,
well waered, fenced, and with plenty OF oak poplar,
cherry, and walnut 10 keep up fences this well
suited To stock re4ing. rEe house. stables. orchard
can be delivered sale; and the gram helds too n
wan,od, reservng tenants rights.
49' VI. VI. CAMPBELL.
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The following appears in the philadel phia
NORTH american, formerly one of Fillmore's
most devoted presses:
Colonel Fremont has been charged with in.
gratitude, in having owed his education to a
party of Catholic ladies, and being now hostile
10 Catholicism. An old school-fellow of his
publishes letter, saying that he has known
Colonel Fremont for thirty years, having receiv.
ed, together with him, the same classical lessons
from the same source and that there is not a
word of truth in any of the charges about bis
Catholic education. Of course not,
"But even if he had been educated by Catho-
lics 10 that TO be enough of itself to keep him
from the Presidency-and does Willard Fillmore
make it one of the planks of his platform, that
the bare suspicion of Catholicism shall ostra-
else q man forever from public ofhce? We are
constrained TO believe so, as those who are using
this thing are his loudest advocates. Mr.. Fill
more will have to alter the Constitution before
he can legalize his bigotry.'
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Kansas Emigrants.

We learn from Mr.. Gunsaulus, Sheriff of this
county, and who came down the river on the
Australia on Tuesday night, that the Star OF
the West landed at Lexington on Saturday last,
with some two hundred emigrants from some OF
the Northern States, on their way to Kansas,
all armed, and boasting oftheir purposes in going
to Kansas. The citizens, learning these facts
collected together in company boarded the
steamer, and took possession of all the arms on
board, and then informed the emigrants they
could go on uninterrupted. This is the state OF
case as related to us.
Jefferson MOI Inquirer of J,tne 25.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF, DUMB, AND
BLIND.
G street. between goth and 2lst. South Sida.

Friday afternoon OF each week has been apart Ter the
reception of vsiers at this Institution The friends of the
Institution are respectfully TO be present and
ness the EXERCISES on that day.
THIS Institution is entirely charitable in nature, hav-
ing been established expressly for the benefit III class
OF afflicted children for whom provision has been
made,
donations Of money, household furniture or OF almost
any description, will be thankfully received AT the n
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Accident on the Baltimore Railroad.

Baltimore, July IA dreadful accident &C.
Cured this evening on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, near the Relay House. The switch,
it appears, was broken and half opened, and the
train which left Washington at Al p. M. was
thrown from the track. Engineer James Cough
and Henry Nagle, newsman, were killed. Mr..
Hedges, mail agent Mr.. Worthington, lawyer,
of Annapolis; William Bridges, confectioner
and Mr.. Russell, ireman-were badly injured.
Several of the cars were broken to pieces.
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oxYGENATED BITTzRs.

This peculiarly medicine has equal, and
s,. satisfy the skepucal sufferer that in regard
the power Of this remedy, much be said IN
s praise. II will cure Dyspepsia.
SETH w. FowLE q CO, 1873 Washington street
Boston, PropretorS, Sold by their agents everywhere
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SUMMERS MARTYR SPEECH.

Copies of this admirable speech, in pamphlet form, can
be had of the Republican Association, at the following
rates b cents per dozen copies free of poaage -
per hundred copies free Of postage $50 per thousand
Address LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary Republican Association,
Washington, u. e.
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same, the resolution was agreed to-yeas 81,
nays 81.
Mr.. Houston, of Alabama, moved suspen-
sion of the rules, to enable him to submit a
motion to take up the resolution of the Senate
setting apart the 18th instant for the termina-
ton OF the session; which motion was disa-
greed to.
On motion of Mr.. Dunn, of Indiana, Senate
bill to authorize the people of the Territory Of
Kansas to form a Constitution and State Gov.
eminent, preparatory to their admission into
the Union on an equal footing with the origi.
nal States, was ordered to be printed, together
with substitute which Mr. d. gave notice he
would offer therefor.
MIR. Haven, of New York, also asked and
| obtained leave to have printed substitute for
| the same bill.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, then moved that the
House adjourn, but yielded temporarily to
MIR. Campbell, of Ohio, who asked consent tc
submit a preamble and resolution, stating that
if they should be objected to, he would offer
them at some other time.
MIR. Cobb, of Georgia, thought that the bill
from the Senate was very good measure fol
the settlement of the difficulties in Kansas, anG
insisted on his motion to adjourn.
And the question being taken, the motion tc
adjourn was agreed to.
And at o'clock the House adjourned
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Nov. Is
NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,


Edinburgh North British, Westminster and Lon
don Quarterlies, and Blackwoods Edinburgh
Magazine, Monthly
Commence scuh North British for Man, 1855,
and the other ReoielaS and BlackIcood for
July, 1855.
VNERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION Any one Review or
4 Biackvood, - a year Lakewood aud one Re-
view, any Two Reviews, s. The four Reviews aud
Bac kwood, so.
Postage (which shoald be paid quarterly IN advanceD
on the four Reviews aud BHck Nood, any Post once
Ia the United States, only eighty year Namely.
fourteen year each Review and twenty four
cents year on Black wood. Address
l.. SCOTT & CO., Puhlishers,
81 Gold street. corner Of Fulton. New York.
IL Please mention the above IA your next notices ;
aise, suggest that the present favorable time for new
subscribers 10 begin.
IL Editors Will oiise BY sending such copies of their
paper as contain notices. etc Of the reprints oJ t,s
only, 10 B.askwOods Magazine, New YORK
, Subscribers in Washington city and vicinity SIM
piled free OF posoge by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
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. REPUBLICAN ROOMS.
Washington Place

East SIDE Of Stre1ll street IN, o5 south Of "a, G.u..ag
Post office.
J'HE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
Il TON CITY have taken spacions rooms Nos and O.,
IA ihe buildings known Washington Par- on tl-,
east side of Seventh srO. Ave doors south OF linz General
Post Office, where ;hey Will be pleased 10 see any Of their
friends.
IL The Rooms are open from \. NJ to IOPM
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New Editions, in Cheaper Form.
WANTED-AGENTS.

Two sell Steel Plate EugrayiagS. including the heaui-
L ullyUstrated Engraving OF the lords Prayer and
Ten Commandments. An active person. with "a small
capital make $50 10 ) per month. For particular,
address ID. III. MILFORD
49, No Ih, I;r,,.,,.t,- Na,y Vc,E