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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
REMOVED

The undersigned take this method Of inform-
ing their former patrons, and the public in gen.
pral, that they have removed their entire Stock
of goods from the West end Of Bedford TO the
CoIonade Store. lately occupied by Capt Jacob
Reed, where they will be pleased to see their
old customers, land all who will favor them with
q call.
All kind of produce taken in exchange for
good> at cash prices.
They hope by fair dealing and evncing a
desire to please, to continue 10 receive liberal
share of the public patronage
J. &. J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
July %, 1896.
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BOOK BINDING STORE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that be still continues TO carry OH the
BOOZE Bin DING,
in No. s of the Franklin Buildings Chambers
burg; where all binding entrusted to his care
viii Be Punctualy attended TO, and bound With
nratnesS and care.
He still continues TO keep on hand good as
sorlment Of RELIGIOUS, HlsToGlcAL MiScellane-
nous Blank and School Books, Stationery &c,
which he will sell on moderate terms.
THOS. W. WRIGHT.
Dec. 7, 1850
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s. J. M'CAUSLIN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

HAS removed his shop 10 the new Building
second door West Of the Bedford Hotel, where
be is fnHy prepared 10 make all kinds OF gar
nents for Men and Boys in the most taShiona-
bic style, and on reasonable terms Having
had much experience in the BUSINESS, and being
determined to use his best eXertons 10 please,
he hopes to receive liberal share Of the pat
ronage of generous public.
e Garments cut to order on the shortest
notice.
Bedford, May %, 1856.
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Dec. %, 1888.

TOOTH ACHE.-Persons are not general
lv aware that DR.. Kpyser'S Tooth Ache rene
dy, prepared by him at l40 Wood Street, Pitts
burg, Pa. and for sale al Rupp & Oster's in this
place will stop Immediately an aching tooth.
Whoever tries il will be convinced.
Dec S. 1884
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NEW GOODS.
JUST received, at REEDS New Store, lar
and well assorted stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

and is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. To attempt 10 enumeTate The
Stock in upwspape: advertisement would be folly,
even give list OF their prices would be useless
tor the public would not believe that goods were
selling for what offer them at, unless they see for
themselves. We do not wish to boast, but wcu.f
remark that, for variety aud cheapneSs his stock
cannot be beat. I ne public respectfully invited
10 call at REEDS Store and satisfy themselves Of
the truth OF this statement. Call and examine hls
stock He viii not ask you 10 buy unless inily sa-
tsfed that You can do least well, if not BETTER
than any where else. Produce OF all kinds taken IN
exchange for goods.
JACOB REED.
Oct 10, 1856.
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John MO0FEaeaGas
(Successor 10 Kjng s .Moorhead)
WHOLESALE GROCER

.4.ND CO.MyNISSIO.N MERCHANT,
And dealer in Fish, Bacon, Cheese, Dried
Fruit, Lard, Lard Oil, Flaxseed Oil, White
Lead, Pig Lead, window Glass, Glassware, Iron
and Nails, Star and TaIIow Candles, Variegated
and Rosin Soap, and Pttsburg Manufactures ge-
neralIy. No. 27, Woodstreet, Pittsburg, Pa
Particular attention given to the sale of Pig
Metal aud Blooms, and liberal advances made
thereon. FEB. -, lS56-1y.
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farm FOR SiLE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, moreor less,
in Franklin County, Pa, is offered for sale.
Particulars can be had by inquiring of the sub
scriber in Bedford.
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
Nav 16, 1856
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NEW WECLESALE
I'd HR u e. s r. d e Il?
]. SPENCER IH0EAs,
No. 20, South Second Street, Philadelphia,
Importer, Manufacturer, and Dealer in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Acids, Dye StuHs,
Paints Oils, Colors, White Lead,
French and American White Zinc,
Window Glass, Glassware, Var
nishes, Brushes, Instruments,
Ground Spices, and all 9TH
er articles usually kept
by Druggists, incIud-
ing BoraX, Indigo,
Glue, Shell
lack, Potash, sc. sc. sc.
J~All orders by mail or otherwise prompt
ly attended TO- Country merchants are invit-
Cd TO call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere Goods sent to any Of the
Wharves or rail-read stations. Prices low and
goods warranted. March "a, 1856-1y.
Bazin's s Lubins Extract for the Handker-
chief, Cologne Water, sc. for sale at DR.. Har-
RVS Drug Store.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE undersigned have just opened their usu-
al supply of
SPRENG 81 SUMNER G0ODS,
and will take pleasure in showing them, to all
who may favor us with a call. Great bargains
will be offered for Cash, and all kinds of Coun-
try prodnce--or 10 punctual customers, credit
of SIX months will be given.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Bedford May ., 1886.
Adams < Go. have established their Ex-
press on the H. s, B. T. R. r. and appointed
c. ". AsucoN, Esq, agent at HoPewell.
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FRANCIS F. ARMSTRONG.

REFERENCE A. B. Cramer, Daniel Washa-
Jaugh, and o. !. Shannon.
Nov. Is, lS56-:itn.
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$4,000 feet Of Cherry, U'alnat, Poplar, md
White Pine Lumber 1saated, 10 manufacture
into all kinds Of Furniture.
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VII. FOSTER,

Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
&c. just received and for sale at DR.. Hary's
cheap Drug Store.
As the season for chaPPed hands and faces is
is coming on, We advise our friends to 90 to
Df. Harry's cheap Drug Store and purchase a
box of Bazin's Amandine, for the prevention
and cpre Of chapped hands. Only 81! cents
per box.
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NEBRASKA LANDS.

HAVING permanently established myself in
Omaha City, Nebraska Territory, an, prepa-
red to give special attention to thu selection aud
entry Of land by settlers, and all others drsi-
ring choice locations The Land Office will be
opened early in the Spring Of 1897, when there
will be- Offered large quantity OF land comPri-
sing the most promising portion OF Nebraska,
embracing The Missouri River conntlrs, and eX-
tending from the Kansas lnr 10 the mouth OF
the Blk Sioux River. These lanes are yet un-
cullrd, and Offer extraordinary inducements 10
those desiring 10 invest money in lands.
Persons sending ne land warrants 10 locate
for them, may rely upon having their business
promptly attended to, and the best selections of
land made.
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70 BE H4D 1T DIR. H.4RRY'S.

Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr.
Harry's.
Country Physicians can have their orders
filled at City prices at DR.. Harry's.
Bedford, Dec. 3, 1856.
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For The Hair, Jockey Club ana new moWn
Hay Pomatums, Phaon's lnvigorator, &c nc
can all be had at DR.. Harry'>.
RouspI's unryalled Shaving Cream at Har-
rvs
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.EOso w. Tate

ATT RNEY AT IA w,
RE.fL ES1.H7E BROKER,
Has for sale Farms and $4,000 acres Of land
in Bedford and Fulton counties. Lands sold in
quantities TO suit purchasers.
Bedford, March 7, lS56-1y.
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E9ra r. e. EEaF.ry

RISsFoTFULLY tenders has Rrotess;nnal SER
vices to the Citizens Of Bedford andHAefnty.
Office and residence ak R5u-StsfN, in the
building formerly occupieFby DR.. John Hohus.
June 2I, 1853
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Last Notice.
Oct. 10, 1856.

The books ofthp subscriber are in the hands
of Sheriff Alsip, where all persons indebted are
earnestly requested to call and make payment,
on or before the first of March next. All who
neglect this notice, may expect to find their ac-
counts in the hands of Henry Nicodrmos Esq,
for collection, without respect to persons No
longer indulgence can be given, SO look out
and save costs, or blame yourselves
E. NJ. FISHER.
Dec. 26. 1886.
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lR. 7. c. REiMER

ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
n Professional Services to the Citizens OF
Bedford and vicinity.
70 Office in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1894.
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MRS. STOVES NEW WORK,
SsEDEsEED.s9

a Tale Of the Great Dismal Swamp.
EqHai TO ''Uacie Toms Cabin"
Just received at Dir. Harry's Cheap Book
Store.
DOUBLE BARREL GUNS.-Two dou-
bic barrel guns -twist-warranted, for sale by
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Nov. 2S, 1856.
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Cees1asa z SE2aaam0Ea,

AVE formed Partnership in the Practice
of the Law. I5-Otfice nearly opposite
the Gazette Otlice, where one or the other may
at all times be found.
Bedford, Oct %, 1879.
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Nov. %, 1856
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Aug. 90, 1S56-6m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
The Astor House ten per cent Corruption
COmmiutecs

The Aston House ten per cent Corruption
COmmAttee.
From the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Feb. 81
When tho movement In favor Of the admission Of rail
road free and the remission Of duty upon old I'm
portstons aefeaed two years ago. II was generally
supposed the whole affair ended. The proect was
then thoroughly examined ana emphaticaly condemu ned
But there too much plumber" involved In II TO be
lightly relinquished The prospect opens TO tho Cor
rupon Committee Ii too entciug to be cheerfuy aosn
dned new campaign Of corruption has therefore been
commenced
The following letter from Azarah Body the Chairman
Of the Corruption Committee TO procure the repeal OF the
duty railroad iron which addressed 70 Railroad
Company, enclosing copy Of the agreement for the com
pany TO sign, has been banded 70 for publication,
70 expose this bArefaoed scheme for robbing the o. s.
Tres.ury.
We hold In reservation list Of the railroad companies
which have signed the agreement but we shall defer
publishing the pames until the proper time.
Dear SI have been requested by the committee therein
named. to send the nclosed paper and ask you
NV only interest in the matter with yours.
and arises from connection with the Toledo Wabash and
miiee viii make the necessary advances Of money the
Railroad Companies interested will execute the agreemeut
Suitable remuneration for their Labor and expense, "
believe that there fair prospect Of success at the pre-
he session win however render action
desirable that the matter be as little known as possible
Please favor me with early reply and greatly obge,
very truly yours, &C.,
by the Corruption Committee and the various railroad
companies copceTped -
The railroad companies whose hereunto sub
Sne s e ymssns Of the sa held
Asor House New York. in the autumn of 1850 obtain
ens on railroad ron heretofore or 70 be impoed and that
the such remission repesl suspension the seve
hereby agree to pay the SAID committee treasurer
cash cent of The amount Of duty thus RENTED or OF
any that be saved to them BY such repeal or
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rhs Pnbneld (Msss Sum- Of the 2sh insa, announces
the dsccsse In that town, on The 4h, OF Trons Baows
ooloreo the aGe Of 100 years The Sun says The
deceased very generally known ~ Uncle Tom"
In pleasant weather since the dedication OF the
new cemssy attended st tne gate 70 gve entrance 70
visitss the rrounds He born In Dusehe county,
New Pork on The Lvipgstoz Manor end ws st one tine
q slovc the property OF Chancellog virgoo His free
DOM vss purchased BY his wife Dnah, Who has been dead
for nsay yesrs when the deoedsed hrst came 70 Pte-
field he Hved for ten or Msecu years with ,he Rev
Thomas Aep the nrst minister OF the First CoueregA'
tiopai Society, and continued In his service Until the
oeaih q that worthy divine and patriot
Died In Kentucky, JeHssos, one Of the most eao-
aueo4 dvincs Of the West He vss brotssr OF Col n.
johnson, and formerly representative In Congress-
Died. at Mexican, Erie county, Pa, 18th ult, Mr.. Srs
nm OWE IN the ninety seventh yeer Of his ago Ho
ssN soldier Of the Revolution and ono Of the survivors
Of the Wyoming Valley massacre.
Dad ct NiIvauric Jar. a, Captain F,Ascs r. Ru~sa,
late the United States army Captain Russell entered
the army In ls4e "a, and served with dis,inct,es
shyoash The Mexican var He was epsssed IN ali tho 90
tons under Gen Scott from Vera Ovus 70 the city q
Msxioo and having Distinguished krsself ~ brave And
ssiiant onlcev, recommended general orders sy
General Soott and received O brovN capsapoy, path
LARRY for calamity at Cheputepec.
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W unismsb-xx city News.

ForSp WANDERING ~ srrUrs "A lady, apparently
in her second childhood, upwards Of seventy years o.
ara vss fousd wander,pr about IN The Thirecnth vnd
by officer Beae, Wednesday evening, about O'Clock
sns well dressed, having q DARK deiAns dress.
syav cloak black hat and brown VEIL gaser
and India rubbcvs No clue 70 her residences covbd
ehced nom her. she r~essnt being taken care II
| ,be hovss Of Capt Gallaudet In FIN street.
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The War an Florsda.

From the New Eew Orleans Pcayunc, Jan. a.
The Unitea transport stcamship Suvance, Capt
Kridse from Tampa Pen ssooia, arrived ths morn.
ing Capt Rridge reports hat ucneya Harvey aud star
left Tampa on 9th instant, for Fort Capron for tho
purpose OF inspecting the different posts upon the route
Tte schooner Storm Cloud, Captain Hgby, from this
port arrived ri Tampa the 1lsh, and the schooner
Harrison Jones, Captain esrmow, also from this por,
arrived there on the 1esh.
By this arrival we have the Tampa PenfnsuIar OF The
lJth instant Tho Pen~sul1r has the following Capt
ri r Keudr,cks company OF mounted volunteers was
m astered INTO United States service by Major NJ
Page on Wednesday, tho 1sth instant Company l. Ssh
AysNsry are be removed from Fort Brooke 70 Aana
Several companies scouting duty 10 the Big
Cyrress The volunteer companies are all under orders
10 comme nee scouting duty Immediately.
General Harvey eit this place yesterday nornng win
Captain spsrh mans company ~ an escoY 10 visit the
Istsposa country. He sangune that Indians arc In
thas section General r. socs out for the threshold pur
pose Of endsavorng catch Bly" OF Inspecting the
troops :, the stations and OF staoaipg others 1t
points that be may deen advantageous. Re viii pro-
baby vil Fort Csprop and Fort Dallas before he re-
turns.
indian signs were discovered In abundance on Horse
Cyeea last week.
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VIM. BURDELL.

10 THY EDITOR OF The HERALD
Al an act of kindness and justice 10 the gentleman
whose stands Of the head Of this article allow me
10 say word 10 the public for him, order somewhat
70 counter~c. The odium which viii naturally though
properly attach 70 his name connection with
lamentabie occurrence.
Al matter OF course such family histories o, that
which appeared 10 the Herald Of the morning Of the am
inst, would In the mind Of The public carry faint W
other and all members o. the family nssmuch - ths
name OF M WIN Burdeli, OF Ohio, has been mentioned
would, friend, vountsrialy say that have known
tina, eentlemaa for the Lac, twenty al the ord
nary relations Of TREND 70 another In lie, and on
truly say that he and been virtuous, up
risht cons ,isnt,ous ana honest man.
,a s,s 70, .sa .ymnss1 # ,Se puso s.y bs,s -
inerestss family Of children, and would. think be a.
losed by all, on moments renee ton 70 be pity and
vrouf that and worthy family should suer
In their good be disrerissod by the publicity Of
The late occurrsnces remiD connected with his
srsa, :e s family IL the SIGH, Of he
ZEE
ONE OF THE THEORIES OF THE MURDER.
TO TIE BrrroR OF Tgy HERALD.
NEW YoRx, Feb 6, 1851.
The stains Of BLOOD - veil the corse ITSELF have been
found near the door, and ssems that al the struggle
took place near the door, aer the Doctor had lighted
The ess and pot on his shawl cap and overshos. When
ssoses. seems 10 me thai the Dossor tried 70 reach
Ss,e oo.essed hsm:slys in the Docsors room and
waited for him Ii this TIE case' Appears " me they
spteged the room by false double keys and Eoksi
The peYpssrator OF the crime, think he might have
used the false Key Of Ms Cunningham, underwood
from the examination OF ono NE seyv,su hn Mrs.
had such key 70 The Doctors room The Question 10,
,hsn vheve h Ms G. q false key what keys have
beeu found In the Of the DocteYs roomf There VIII
ar,se from this view many Important Question: ysu
thIph Tits opinion worth any consdersuon, present
| 10 M. Coroner Connery. L.
THE DEATH OF Mr. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM
TABvn, L. l., Feb. 4, 1887
| JAnss Gorpos BrSBM:-
You VIII plssss rcssty The mistake that noticed IN
your paper, respecting MS ounnr shAm's husband dy
1 lps II on near ny house, - he died In his ev,
htuse in Fourth plscs soutb Brockyn on his bed an'
| ntt In . chair Respectfully yours, :. ,r,,c.-ro
CORRECTION.
We are requested 70 correct Vie statement shn Nh
\ Ispsos, Who vN subposaed on WEDNESDAY psne
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The Future Prospects OF the Sugar Interest.
Al . meeting OF the Southern Agricultural Society Of
Louisiana, the following paper was read BY Judge p. A.
Roe the President Of the society, and ordered TO be
printed
Aner dilgent inquiry In the different localities OF the
sugar region affords the undersigned great pleasure TO
In his power INTERN the society that the future
prospects of the sugar interest have undergone
peosed and highly favorable change.
TO variety OF diseases which had induced the general
belief that fAst dcteriorang and the crop before
the last bad been In places, seriously damaged by the
bwer worm, inject often found In the West Indies
but pntn lately unknown In Louhisra The severe and
lorg continued col Of the last winter, while nearly
Ss crop On ~ a ssvs s.usSy o.
disease, whatever they were. With rare and unimpor-
ssnt exceptions, the seed being planted arc
In the best possible condition, and, ~ an unusually large
planted Will exceed that OF any previous year. and, With
any thing IKE fair season, more than an average crop
It oud seem that climate had agency In producing
The disease happily got rid Of and that they we're Of
the class 70 which all cultivated plants arc believed 70 be
subject and analogous 70 those Of the orange rce here
some years since and Of the grape vine In Europe Of the
rreeebt time.
win the seed cane once more sound. and the liberal
aid Afforded by the general governnen In procuring ne
varieties OF the plant from abroad tho sugar crop may,
for indefinite period Of time, be considered ~ certain
crop that could be sown In rs place. the yesrs
1885 ist6 being the only two out OF sixty which
Il baa been materially Injured by cold, and II will con-
tr ne 70 ipcrcase has heretofore those parts
OF Louisiana Florida and Texas where the cotton crop
has become somewhat preearious 80 long the mol
dental prcaecton receives through the revenue laws
ssuffciens nduoement for the change Of caltvadon
DUTY or SUGAR.
Ire following resolution has been introduced In the
LEGISLATURE OF Wlsconsn:-
Resolved, by the Senate, III. Assembly ooncurrins,
resenaves requested TO use their influence Tor the
passage Of IN sot repsalns al duties on sugar.
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NV PAcn1o srrArspp Iirs.-1he ros Ofhce Com
milsee bsve reported fsvorsby upon me prcp~.
Al Of Mr.. Becker fnot the well known real o.
tAis anctoneer, but . mcvcsn,ile relative on hisl 10
carry the mAa from Valparaiso 10 Panama. The adop-
tioa Of this win involve the yunnns of line Of
steamships between these points, and must result In
WY eysas increase TO our commsrce On ps Pssen
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Brooklyn City News.

Trs Fu1ros Avrsys srAHnso CASE Patrick Bs' imam,
Who IVES Stabbed In Fulton avenue Saturday nj sh,
stun lying prcca<ous at his residence ~ Grand
avenue near Flushng The ply scan attending thinks
"A n about chance vtssher he RECEIVERS not
rbe person who miued tho asaau has not vi been
arrested, and no apparent ets are mode By police
a. i'm
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THE CHARACTER OF HARVEY BURDELL.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Inclosed you viii find letter written, A. you will per-
ceve about thirteen years ago, which, should you have
the kindness TO insert In your columns might throw
very different light upon the moral character Of the late
Or. Harvey Burdel consider II due to the memory Of
deceased to disabuse the public mind In regard 10 his
belag cast upon the world IN early youth (as has been
s'Aed BY mother TO whom he was devotedly attached
LADY.
NEW YORK, Feb 9, 1914.
. few evenings since, and Informed her that Was
iouS 10 obtain student apt from the TACT Thai mad
spoken 10 you 10 reference 70 your son. suggested 70
Der the propriety o; writing 10 you
Ihave had . student, rather have student ct the
present tine, who 10 30 stupid that wish 70 get rid OF
him cs coon possible Is he Is mot osly destitute OF
TIE ade Of aaAbsy but 10 acdo'ea 70 the lowest
grade Of association aud 10 the Tree ue OF ardent
,prs and just a. cure as give him money he spends
grading kind Possibly cannot set rid OF shh nuisance
VII The North river opens, ~ he has friends somewhere
In the Western wilderness. for turn him away as 0h
season Of The year he viii surely 90 to dssruciios
should not wisb your In contact with This
come 70 ,se cy bIn we can make ssms Mani
and In The mesnme vili " yoo have no oojecuons,
allow The matter 70 remAir the lawyers say ia ssu
quo"
should have written 70 you Immediately on the 70
ceipt Of Information from Mrs - hat you WAS favor.
ABLY anpo,ed 70 ny progosuon, nsa not Sss' IA, 10
oious manner.
have no doubt from whs, have heard tina, your
will the most favorable expectatoos and n
he las pride and ambition BIO can graduate - phym
ciau In This city oil the advantages for this
purpose. IL OF much qualification 70 parents
10 have con easn legit mate lucrative profession
Several years shne lo my native village 10 search OF
profession, and tne anIeiies Of mother followed me,
and II tho brief bterim OF three years returned 70
parent who had been fearful OF the coptaminsuou OF
q cty) With the degree Of n conferred oy the Un
vcrsy Of Pennsylvsnis AMI had also conferred upon
me honorary Membership OF the ''Philadephia Medical
Society,"" ami was admitted . member Of the Medical
Society Of the city and county Of Ne~ York" at the
riuncI had 1t ed m n
this city, Parental ambition In this instance
t.acd and on the death Of her whom he'd lsborcd 70
please and mako happy, received my reward SO much
In reference 10 myself Yours. So, respectfully,
HARVEY BUROEI1, 357 broadway.