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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-10-16
BANKING EEOUSES

HsANkHNG HOUSES
OF
JOHN r. HGGG.
BEDFORD, BEDFORD 90, ! =
SOMERSET, SOMERSET 50 :
NOI7NTpLFASANT. WESTMORE'D" ,
CONNEILSFlLLE, FAIETTE co
UNlONTOWN - ! :
BROWNSVILLE, 80 :
NEW BRIGHTON, BEAVER co.
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Teachers Wanted.

Sherif's Office Bedford,
October 2. 1857.
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Oct, 10th
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Sept. IS, 1925.
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Sheriff7s Office, Bedford, I
October ,, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The sales of Sugar
pe 200 bhds Louisiana and l50 Muscovado previous
of Moasses 50 bbs Choice Reboled
gallon.
FLOUR The market quiet with sales of barely 900
bbs Of which 100 Ohio at 81 200 ST. Louis 81 lots
the same 200 81 and 100 Choice Extra in
at $40, $40 25 and $40 80 p Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks
Guiding l4O0 Yellow and Mixed 758e, 100 Prime Yellow
atboa 80 $500 Prime White 81 800
Sc R bushel Holders generally asked 90c for White in
Oats dull with sales of 5000 sacks st. Louis
49, 500 rs $50 in small lots at So and 400 illinois 5c u
bushel.. OF Bran 100 sacks sold at 81 10 y 100 bs
PROVISIONS. Pork firm, with sales of 9l7 bbls
mot heavy $ u.s. and 100 bbls heavy S24 Mess
S2S 50 for NJ o. and $40 % Dbl for Rumps Bacon
improving and the included Is Sides CITY
Smoked l2c and Is Clear 1896 u H. An offer of l2t
refused for lot Of Cincinnati Sides the evee
800 bbs and erces sold and kegs
l5c u b for Strictly Prime Market l4sc Prime
| in barrels and erces
HAY. Some 200 bales Western sold from steamboat
S32 80 y ton which price refused for 26O0 bales. Dis
patches from New York quote the Sl910 in thai
market.
COFFEE. 1925 bags sold lie q . The stock very
| large and the market dull
CANDLES. Sales 100 boxes Star at 273sc % h for full
| weight.
HIDES .Aakapas selling l5l lie for Dry Sailed
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE.. "A lot of 80 bbls sold at Coo =
| gallon.
WHISKY Prices higher with sales of
tilted &c. 400 at 3d. 100 Extra in lots 3o63 100 Raw
at 32c % gallon.
FREIGHTS. Vessels The berth Liverpool filling
at 5d and ship was laid for Havre
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gEzsllp 0tItals naiIg Crescent,
Yutal anttIliatlsff.

IS. 49,. fx,,.... sr.cci. Uack ana wife
k Asst ~ s1islst ~, ,a ,.,tv
xsfs Jssserday ts1ea iof Assault ~ $3.50 - ssnon
rniP Asohe wss siaea ,or were
d;S,..sd ~ nj pros Id Ksaiing VIM Pcwcrs Antonio
) -. y,se,Yx fa,et nuyianesud Joseph
ss>oos soessn9us 1870 LA l.,csnv. So
Fostier E, and feter GsuefJ eoeIkea was' -
ha Montgomery Ellen Green, charged Win keeping
IN YsI,ex flatarine Connor Cecelia wide
nouso, % s !, L, 100 z.,th assault and
Satsry and VIM. Houser, alias Frank Rector ads James
,r.cr i III Nct3oyvan, charged with obtaining
Bafsougns a,sas Asso1 =. = - . ~ sss
money under fase preseHcss az IN ~ ~
V. rso,-v. III thp unit IF Anna f.
FIFTH DISTRICT SouAfs " sis SUN y. An'o :.
W0l M husband Daniel Wolff fot divorces the jury yes
X .nn, s,;spd vArdct ii favor Of the husband
The ufsS counsel a. once took LOT new tai
~ Il ID come mn hearing before Judge Eggeson on the
30 .4..
iAIu t tes, y. , X 1, ... - ~. xu;L;n, a.
the rule takeh ny eo'isos Al ''o sas' "
recently the wsdding Of salute fired
~ AZ a,. civ for The transferring OF said suits to
" e s - i. -. - .,ss,. - an ;.s ~
the U 81 Circult Gou was nlhue o sne S.S ~
dcred TO be transferred $3.50 4. 49,
asosss -. ,sa' ~. - - ;i ~ ~
White for $1 winch ne AYERS WIS sne reg ~ ie
10 the Captains suit against Sheriff Bel tof
20 90 a., s,rs ~ Ma toa. INA s. r. II Trabue which was
$1,000 w $50 4 - !, .,.,..s, ,,.in,3 bat
burned whilst IN the snefin Keeping pishuh Ai'ses
the employed other COUNSEL to sue the heri
"a m a8 5F5 ". i53 s5ES
sov'vV. 9g
RrroRDER STIrH,s CoURT-D. Ahern who accl-
$500
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The editor Of the New York Bankers Magazine publishing
papers that work. showing the foreign
of every year from 1920 June 3d. 1885, giving
the tables imports and Of State showing the
growth The New York Courier and Enquirer remarks
follows
of papers in the
Of importance the financial community and to the
Political This tabular view of the finances of each
State each fiscal year from 1925 85showing The a
funded debt the end of each the animal
such debt The aggregate taxable property in the
year A. The Of the State Gross
expenditures To this is added by of the Teasufe
balance available fund in the State Treasury at the end of
year
State will enable persons distance to estimate
| clearly the value of State funded debts
We have already published synopsis Of the Of the
State of Ohio in the above particulars. Maryland exhibits
still stronger position financially By wise provision the
time her large contract contracted sinking fund
created the operation of which will cancel the whole debt be-
fore its maturity This fund already onethird Of the
debit will by its accumuaing be equal the
| principal in less than ten years.
financial troubles prevailed Also Pennsy yania Indiana
Illinois, but Maryland resumed January 1S4s
when the yearly interest 1861 00 and at the
funded the Of interest that The taxable pro-
perty State then about hundred and ninety mil
IONS yielding of 81 The property
two hundred and fifty millions low and the
nue. is 81 wing that the burdens Of taxation much
lighter rata than twenty The disburse
mns State for the are less than onesxh of those of
1888 extract from the official Report Maya
vtpp fha fDll owiur iffrls . biz e
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TEE COMMON COUNCIL.

THr RoAFD ar AIDFRMEN-This Board met last
The rsading Of tho minutes was dispensed with.
irom ns Y d o as
ssaa "a ~ 's
T4e Board q Assstants BY message asked IN
the ordinance fixing the fire limits
ssy III Tie Of sund bills for Incl
Y ssS
McBrney fer street Was Go
n sa and send 0afa
e On Streets landings
Aresoluon for an iron railing with granite base
psaa j s0 ss
fesea e. Assistant, nv message asked concurrence in
preamble and Of hanks 70 usp nqnap q ~ "
M om LAID under he
Areaonon offered BY Mr. Place repeating the Bread
d9ance which af.s sos debate was aaoge M
sale of the property ceded to the cy BY H. Garland
s nd omsgsa ~ NJ s rn a Ws
tonssr ne place q that o. Y A Beard
resolution adopting the revised ordinances published by H.
Arssoatias and ohsitnen e the Fl
S. Az e
Tss Landings presented their
resolution from The Board e assistants aSag paseines
and on M LOT elscon
ihe nspsc from this Board appointed i, J., ,,,
ward il place i Victor Bsn resigned
The Board the tfahsaeuon Oh business
ad10ufnen lsi
po.on y, Assyc,,. Nm A1nrp,srs .prasent Mr.
DVAhU " fAssisrANI n-sp4i'ailnN'A ie'ou'' AL
Hall 70 the CHAIR and = quorum. 4, sac, . Il. -
The Mayer BY message informed the Board Of the
action OF capt Dunlap Of the BRUSH steamer Iarsr IN bring
ing upwerds OF o " aspn
wall to this city and urged the proprsty OF relundns the
money paid BY him 70 me iowbo fefsian and making MIN
guest q the CRY whist mere e TOTAL expense pelhs es
mated at 1878. yrs5 ! !,
Resolutions offered rendering the thanks
Of the citizens Of New Orleans through the Common Council
Capt Dunlap for his to band Of distressed
and os paying he Of e CAPTAINS
mousy adopted ordered be Capt Dunlap through
Nure. the British Consul, VAIL
Comptroller reported having received two tenders for the
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should desrcr than last year replied capital paid the
city Of y cent. which is generally consdered in s nesos
tons at this time x
Stocks and bonds dull inactive We did learn Of
transfer to-day Bonds freely offered Jackson
Railroad the street occasionally bearing per cent
interest They considered good % to &C.
The time for proposals sell to the commissioners Of the city
debt the Of $50 Of bonds will expire the 10Th inst
Whether there will be than there we're bidders for
the loan offered last month will be difcnit TO say
Exchange New York frmer to-day The banks soio
the counter At r. which was the general
current outside There fair demand at with some
sales At there is very little to be had below prem Sixty
days sight ruled from dis Time date drafts drawn BY
the Banks al 10 days date command ~ to ~ dis Private
bankers sold round SIMS IL TX dis Sterling was in
rather more remittance and sales were made at w
to s and rs class sold drafts higher Frames
quiet the last sales were l6 quote from 70 1854
to l2 and on the the market closes about equal for
drawers and buyers Though for sight funds drawers have
greatly the ascendancy in rates
Condition Of ne Banks Of No Orleans on the Saturday Of each
MIR ErcAolges the LIST 1856.
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8tw 0rleans alpntr sIlarAft.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp sire
Iuasha,, Eua.iao. NJ. L, nor

ogEscEsT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, May Il, 1857,
The tone of the money market to-day indicated the
nancy The calls the banks pretty heavy
We fully satisfied that there is great desire part
many realize money and paper on the
for sale for the purpose dsburs-
ing Eorthward and in Europe behooyes bank
ayers to scruip closely the offerings applications
come before oney desired for local purposes grant
ali aid possbe applicants mbibed with absentee procv
itss there be doubt but what our and
residents entitled 10 the preference.
There iing negotiations Of paper at 10 q cent
ri we were give credence views expressed il won
be supposed there was money in New Orleans will be
difficult task panic makers at this time to create panic
our markets is far advanced for realization
such views Though do not look for cheap money fos TIT
present. expect that IL will be available through the
present capitalist being asked to day why money
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Ship Geo Haett Frost from Boston, to G Hynson &co-
$50 tons ice to Smith Aco.
Ship Balch, Woodbury. from Liverpool, March 10TH
Brig Geo Chase, Campton, 5 days from Havana.
Ship Ahner Stesou Robinson from Liverpool March lth to
j p Whitney &co.
Bark Hungarian Mathews q days from Philadelphia Cree
Wy 4 Farwell
schr John BELL Is days from Roekand, Maine to Cresvy
Farweli--laO bbs limo to Holden &co
Schr Star Cannon, from Vera Crnz Boudousque Phil
lips.
Ship Independence, Eustis, from Havre, March 5th
Ship Rochester Alexander from Liverpool Feb 10th, to
Meeker AGO.
Bark Rtwan Hail. from Charleston, to LIE l. Levy.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

N0TARLAL NOTICE.-Nr. P. CHARLES CIVIL
M he'ay Public is associated with he
Camp street. Will be continued by at the place. without
my2 I'm WALTER H. PETERS
under the style sySraadt NsYns was dissolved on
the 18th February. by mutual consent.
Mr. John syetand y authorized to the Of the
a. a. NEVINs.
THE CoNIMIssIoN BUSINESS FORMERLY CON.
by the undersigned, under the style of sybrsnd. Co..
New Orleans, 18th March, is57-ml7 sn
N0TIGES11IIB HAVE THIS DAY SOLD 40 Mr.. JAMES
heretofore held conducted By my own account an
der the style Of e. G. Dunbar g. No L Canal street
toners:
Dunbar Co.. will please call upon me aqne at the Office No.
S Gs%" o ssss Pebsasv e. GEO g. DUNBAR
NoTICE-nAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
will continue the Wholesale Retail Grocery business at
b III the q Il
ss Of the friends Of the late house, as well as that IF ny own
New Orleans, February Il, ls57.-fe16
De q Fl
lucky Bagsng and Rope and cargos Of SAT- By prompt
10 to mer isIs p EFE
New Orleans. January G, 1857. Ja7 6n
sn ad5ky M wv from
Ts1s Ss f se sy s1. es
% % Front svee and Is Fulte" street '''
j. s. CLARK,
j. s. MOSBY,
s. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans December Is, lsss-dl6H
DISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- tcfore existing between the the
WILLIS RAWLINS Il Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT Either partner can sign in liquidation.
No.. o., ., ., ,..- +: 4 4 FATToR'
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE THE UNDER
~ signed have this day associated themselves
and style of PATTON SMITH for the purpose continuing
at the OF Tchoupouas and Grnver Tobacco
and General Commission Business, heretofore
Messrs. Wills, Rawlins 4 Co. T. F. PATTON.
ISAAC A. SMITH
New Orleans, May l, ls57-my2 I'm
I'm RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN MY
sincere thanks and friends for sup
port and patronage in past years.
solicit from them continuance of their confidence and
friendship to my successors, Messrs. Patton Smith.
+. A. RAWL1NS
New Orleans, May l, ls57.--my2 I'm
NOTICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
~ partner in house. The style Of the firm
changed j. p. WHITNEY 4 co.
New Orleans. May |. 1S57.-my2 I'm
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and 4th inst ships Merwn, Far West and bark
Cherokee-brought up ship H Hayes, bark Ardennes,
left ship Ratler At Quarantine Station.
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Singing Satelllgents.
WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1857.
CTEAPRD yESTERDAY

Steamship Atlantic, Talbot for Key West via West Florida
Ports. Harris Morgan &co
Ship American Union, Otis, for Liverpool Baxter Lowell
Brig Eudoras, Haskell, for Mstsuzis, j Murison
Seht Chpoa, Lock wood. for MinditiIlau
Goldenhow & LespaCre
Schr Howe, Wyman for Mstanzas, B Murisou
Schr Venice Black Tampa Bay and market Post Mel
Schr Ella Robertson, for Pensacola Policy Nicol kco
Schr Knudson, Squires, for Tortugas
,soJ5ap,our T nsnprro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13
MILLINERY.

~SfN MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
Epbess leave to inform ladies in the city and country
~ that her assortment of latest Style Goods and Embrode-
res Is complete She has hand of Pamela
Bonnets, sye Empress aud other Bonneis Lace Grape
and other Capots Cambay Manlas and Shaws Chanty
Lace do Wedding Wells volettes Laces, yaeneas Brides
Sets, Artificial Flowers Embroidered Hndkechefs, Fans,
Parasos Aiits Ribbons The whole is offered great
reduction.
Ladies reminded that Mrs r. secured services
y sfful searustress lately from Paris myli I'm
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Daniel Webster Smith, from Powder Horn via Gall
weston, to w Tempeton-lst dist
Steamship Mexico Rsthbun, from ndanola and Galveston
Harris, Morgan &co-ls district.
Ship Rocklsnd Brown "a days from Boston, to Hynson
&co-lst dist "A.
Ship Hannah Croker Hunton days New York. 10
Fosdick-2d dist Is
Jenkns-Sd dist sc.
Ship Raer Buck from Rio dc Jsneiro March 18TH
Quarantine Station.
Bark Ardennes Marshman days from Maanzas to Mu-
rison-3d dist I-... = -
Bark James Cook, -, from Rio de Janero 10 uastar-
Quarantine Station.
Me-Basin
sehr Union, Narcisse from Bonfouca-Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Sydona, Angamar, from ouachita River.
Lucy Robinson Malbon. from Arkansas River.
oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
Swan. Hayes, from Albany, Red River.
Ceres. LabaEth, from Baixe.
W Farmer, Glenn, from 0uaehita River.
ST. Charles BatemaD, from Shreveport.
| Laurel Hill, Thistel. from Bayon Sara
Towboat Whney Heaton. from Passes-towed doSr
and TO sea 5h inst ships John Merriek Sprague
schoeners Mountain Eagle and Tansl-broughf up ship
Rockand, Hannah Cooker left bark Neptune al Quar-
antine Station
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICATION,
TOBACCO. We heard of 81 hhds sold by one pa

IUBAUtUs HtHfu HHuB
private terms
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-baes. Tobscco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept I. 1856 1919 9349.
Received since l,4b4,uo9 34,2SD
;. yesterday. 1854 l,466628 QUO 342so
l,473935 1869
Exported since. ,32S93l 30,21l
). yesterday..... 2,752 l,33L6s3 600 80 2ll
IL
. A
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-} WEDNESDAY MORNING, May ID, 1857.
CoTT0N. The market again dull yesterday aud
prices irregular with sales of barely 140 bales Wenow
quote below but figures little than nominal for
the lower and finer grades
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13

NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERS,S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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pEMoVAI-s H. GILMAN HAS REMOVED TO No
Ii NJ Cir4yer street fel6 Sm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DIssOLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE Al
~ capartnershp heretofore existing between Henry r. Lay
gston Harry j. Raphael Sidney 5. Livingston and James H.
Mckay composing the firm Of Livingston CO. United States
Express dissolved by mutual CONSENT Sidney s. lv
ingson and james II. Mckay Withdrawing fom the h'n
The old and experienced eXpressme will con-
nue the Express business to all parts OF the United States
Europe and California under the name and style OF LIVING
STON K CO.'S UNITED STATES EXPRESS, at their old
stand Common and by strict attention to their bust
ness hope liberal share of the public patronage
HENRY +. LIVINGSTON,
HARRY j. RAPHAEL.
Office livingston 4 Co.'S United States Express,
II6 Common ST., New Orleans, March S, '57. ms
SPADR.S, SHOyELS AND EGRES-75 dozen
= FOR sale low by J. E NOSE co.
all l43 and li5 Magazine St.
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IMPORTS.

4NDIANoLA VIA GALyEsToNI y, Steamship Mexicoals
Coleman, Putnam &cos Hugely. Blair &cos Abyl do
Yeatman &co-l3 bales hay L Fash dco1 hides Psbuy
i Oakley Hawknsl6 pkgs cordage Bannell & Bae
i Dbl pecans Aby1 bd skins 90 hides Poney &co-
do Jaceba-l do Geddes-l horse Bell
Buchanan &co-sundries to Mcdowell, Mills &co-Hal Kemp
kcoG GiyensC Mas-sundres orderTotal IS bales Of
IADIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Daniel Web
ster-92 hides to Plsbury-l06 head cattle TO order.
RIO DE JAEEIRO-Bark Jas Cook-45O0 bags coffee to
Dixon &co.
MATANzAs-Bark Ardennes-3O6 hhds malada to j
Murson.
LIVERPGoL-Ship Hayes-lo7 crates eware to A
Hicks &co-69 do Martini Owen Cobb-S cas of
Mer-l5tcs soda ash bales salt sacks DuEan52
John GaucheS porter
G Robnson-l5 puncheou linseed oil II
1884 sacks salt to order.
30 TON-Shp Rockland-909 tons ice to Cazenave-snd
assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Ship Hannah Crooker-Assorted mdse.
RIO JANEIRO-Ship Ratler-lO 900 bags coffee Nathan
Krathchott &co.
ST MARKS-Schr Wild Pigeon-100 bbls tar lIS bbs pitch
Rogars Woodl co-l9 bbs ron urpentne 50 bales
yarn do osnabnrgs to Post Il Mel.
BONFOUCA-Sehr Unon-40,000 bricks to order.
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CATTLE MARK EFT.

~ JEFFERSON CITY, May IL.
The market scarcely varied since yesterday The supply
Ordinary Cattle ample and supply of Western Cattle is
hourly expected Veal Cattle in demand but heavy supply
of Hogs with good supply of other stock offers
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numbers. Na 4sss @E w Es'
The Of the State in its revenues further shown
n auIa, itaI,as for ting aIanrind .
gehist, of tge Narktts.

The State has dbursed for interest alone last twenty
four years. SIG, l4l COO.
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ON No. 229 CAMP STREET cornerM ~
SXlsp UfIA.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS. MIA,
< McENANY respectfully informs her sfEss3
customers that she is receiving and open Sst$sS
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS, comprising
the styles of White Hair work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnets, Misses Gypsy
shape Hair, Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats and Caps
Ribbons Flowers mbroideries Lace and Dotted Wells Fiet
Silk and Kid Gloves Lace MaItillas.
To which the ladies invited CALL great bargains
offered.
Hl.COuntry .ders promptly attended to. n8 N
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n0CTOK HIGHLANDS oELEBRATED GER
pa h1 e. NJ SR P5sessss y
% d nsy an
diseases arising from dsOfdsred Liver Stomach. ~ '
ton, Inward Piles,
Head, .Acdity Of tbs Stomach,
Fnllnes or weight ,he Stomach, Ds Sour
Erue!ations Sinking or Flse . a, the PIT
and ssa sns
u.ss s a o Wsss hs sVs and Dp Dull
Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Persprs,ion. Yellow
f sas ,h s s 81
slant Imaginings of Evil
and IL gF spirl pspf eis.
The proprietor calling the attention of the public
preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
mended
reputation and sale unrvaed by similar preparations ex
s snd phsses %
ms and p snd S be- bsa F
Of his Agents but satisfy the most skepcaI that this
Prinepal ohics and Mandatory No. s6 ARCH street. Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitters superior to all now IN use
Dear sir-1 feel bound to express my qualification you
incalcuabe derived the of two bot
S1d and y
asS s sf oh s why
' Var resnectfnp,lv yours A P # oPPENHEIMER
THE BfFTERs ALL THEY ARE REPREsENTEp 10 BE
Dear sir-I have used German Btter and find them
all they be- and cheerfu them
Respectfully, yours .''''''' W.T. FAULKNER.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine. have
disposed of all received from and wish supply i'm
Dr.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
for the last year used the Bers by
medicine of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
Vicinity than in my other part Of the country
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La Jane "a 1852.
Your Bters have very popular here, and
wish T. f r. A i9RS1S iaa%Geos. ss9,
RICHMOND La, June 2 1853.
Your Btsers give universal satisfaction to all who have used
You should bear in mind that these Btters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of the
lions recommended for similar diseases
Sold BY Druggists and stOrkeepers town and village
I" 'ns onsa states anu o'0'''' 1 j. Wkk1eHE Co.
STRONG TESTIMONY PHYSICIANS AS A
y class slow to admit the efficacy Of preparation
propreors of Fahnestocks vermuge frequently
by the receipt of snch strong testimony as the FOL
lowing, from the most reputable practitioners.
Livingston. Polk county, Texas, ApqIHA 1854.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock & Co.:
Gentemen-Severa years. experience the d your Yer
mifuge enables say, without fear of contradiction that
in opinion the only sa and speedy anthelmnc
mat We AZ IT rs
scribe in practice when Nermifuge needed and al
ways with tile happies effects frequently need it. and can
You would establish agency here woud be pleased
TO try several gross Truly yours = -
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
merchants throughout the United States al lm&W
7 WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
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CQNSIGNEES.

NEW YoRK-ship Indians-T Blanchard &co-J Bon
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