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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
| would respectfully inform the public
hat from this time on, The tuaIl will be
carried from this office IL Hor-anza by
way Of tie new state road The mails
can be here by the route, IN eighteen
Hours. All persons Wishing their
iaaii to come to tllis aiFice will have
tteir mail matter addressed 1,lo Merwan
Ia J. r. HERRING, P H.
Sept 5. 1858.
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paYuRAs COLLEGE,.
sMlr oI 80. %
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.r,uY gYERIEsE5 If ttis Institution Eia
.arrr-e.ce aa sae Arss Monday MT @'fu'LFy
~ a1r,rxa Of ssudes viii embrace .Al@ tho"'
.1Iv-.s,,.Ilt III tie aees Colleges v "ur eoIA
Hyergt..,ing il. .tltn course. ghlettHEuA maze q
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a-stt~.t;gu 20 a3l geis!asea a: TINS to>i1u-
viii gp prepared to eift,F Hpoh me aLti's u
ag,..- ~ fIe With practical &c vel j. : 7c.e1-
tic knoEiedgs. sz,- -.-,-...-s.I .....,,f.,
- raw hitherto followed the Efforts ot the
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assnra fr ssstIra. tuoev w1l0 may place pnpts
aader b.sclarEn. Hat perfar- -:tiEtact'"a VIII If"
.,rpr 10TH III Tt1a atvaa2t-,mnr Of t'-e students
M tbe uropar attention To .Avtr nee ssaIT warts
and 2oE1fbrE. ,,-...-.-... Ill l.,
srploypsl ~ asslsfatts.
III srea.ess iaeilisiess for inpaFting instrnc-
,sr7,csions will be provided: aHca &- Chemical ad
sF;Ioso7hsaI aunafafus AID .L4 ueceesary hooks
1sr 4 .iyrarT.
T5e .dr4a.agas for actguirIng knowledge Of
tn e-gocl iaasaaEe in silis Institution are >upe-
4, - .aosa Il ally otaer il the country.
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OFFICIAL.
TRsasrxr DzrAnuuss,
Apfij Il. Iaeo.

TRnasrxY DRAnUums,
April II, lats.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals win b rsCstvsA
at this until the tenth day Nay prsxmo m ~
of portion the whole Of ave milons ds treasury
notes exchange for gold otn Of the United atss Aspe Win
the Of the United the n ths ast y F
dcphia the New OsisNns 49,
si.ans Boston, New York, Chayn o. Louis With
days tho acccpsnce propcsa nnde ~ satcr
Consrsss entitled authorize ths ksrs Of
treasury notes." approved aSd december, issT ~
The treasury Will he issued the scetps hss cA
dcpose with those officers to tho crh f shs rsAsu
tho Uated They win no psyass The etsf q such
bidder bidders shall agree make sucA exchange q ~ os>
rate interest," not exceeding SIX csAum and will
such rate from tho dste q the certificate II such 1s
Tho proposals the interest wthcds and
without L. other bids and contain ether fractional r
than fourth A TIRES ourts III oe~s 0s
ccntum Of the amount proposed be exchasGed u b -
posted with Of tho oers above chuessd whose
certificate such dsposts each rrupcasi
curly for Its funment the pogoai ID ne sccspsc iaeass
will dsposts should the
the provisions Cuages this
notice. they viii not be considered
All proposals under this notice b scaled and nscbed on tho
Proposals. Treasury Netes" They will he opened at
this scpartmsns ~ O'Clock said tenth dsy II My.
HOWELL COBB,
April ll--dtAiayl0 Secretary Of the Treasury
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lcr a Rschmoad Proh Cabell apd Davis. Of the Uni
vessity al vIryiaiA Or Atkinssn, OF DanviIIe DR.
Mcnd0eph, Of FIncastIe Dr. yohn Wiley, OF Amelia ;
DIR. IboAss L. Walker Of Amelia DR. Pry, Of Charles
City In o. Arthur, Of Heng.o Dr. Richie, Of Prince
George; Dr, weiIford Of fredericksburg DIR. n. PEN
dstoa, Il Iosisa E)s Ihweatt end Claiborne. of Pc
tersbmg Dv 0ttAway Owen. a iynchburg; Prof Acuirr
OF Winchester d. J. L. Wymsn, Of Buckingham ; DR.
voolfolk, Of Orange and DR. Barrett. Of Louisa.
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RAINY DArs Professor John Bush furnishes with.
the following extracts from his meteorological observa
tions during the past year. originally recorded in novel
yet unique manner by the application Of mineral TO
vegetable substance and showing the number Of rainy
days during the past tweivemonth ~ s24
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REEN. BROWN. AND BLACK suMMER

~ REEN, BROWN, AND BLACK SUMMER
NJ Cohs u superior quality for bcys' hcksts.
h cray and Dtab CSnlsa Ciuslx ~ tke psSpose
Green. Brown, hue aaA Bak C M beys ana iadex ri
ding habits.
Many select styles C.sssssrss choice goods bcys
u
New supplies from the North and East daily
Ono price only marked In plain nsuEes hence purchaser
ovcrchargcd.
opening any prescntnR all old bills
monthly payment In cash VII, be accepeabk
The shortening credits where Obtain supplies do
msuds that rgdy apply our Row terms IN eli cassa
FERRY 4 BRUfHER
Central ssofcs,' west bnildtng.
April 23-l0tdf opposite Centre Market.
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The AFRICAN Baltimore Methodist Episcopal conference
is in session at the Israel church. Capitol HILL
Bishop Payne presiding Twenty five preachers pres
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April 2siodif
vXTIstDNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMnrSSiON

VXTIStDNSlN AND MINNESOTA COMnISSfON,
wv lNTtaIIGkkCE AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY .0nCsaBE
FARNAM Once Main street Aex door 70 the Banking cuss Of
Cole Sumner, h Co., Ia Crosse Wisconsin. fSsgegf
prepared buy sci information with FsGard
farms. farming Pine hnds ocwss hsds snAsr
with land money WISCONSIN ned
the selling leasing Of lands lots dwelling hcuse osr
ery commson; make colcctus pay axes, sxasa~ A
collect reits, &C. &c. t8tsssftsy N q
Particular attention given IoANN0 MONEY which sssrsuy
worth three the OF osHed
and the from twelve cent tsr sd
nusily Security real wsconsin and 4rpeUta
than New Advnncag
70 70 100 per cent every year Inserest g wsen ~ Ah
IL per cent and Ia Minnesota there usuFy law.
All inqsy promptly astsnded TO-
turns RENTED, by mail n tho ccus
Feb Ism GEO YANNAM
the following sesemen: Hon C. wsshDxFAe r. g.
Mineral Point Alex W. Randall MRdisca W. fistk
Campbell, HasNnsy, (neb
TrenPccan, Wis; Hon Thcc Rcdo (recever Asd es IN
Crosse Hon. D. Cap,cron Crosse, w. yu69p EpG
do Hon tsi Judge Och judicial crcuh 01svsa, via
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....
ISfho'fAkSr' IS stated 'ha. on thursday pight
h"' young man IA ~ se iheaiie' and IN eA-
change ior ucket u sdmlsion pronered - note on
some ou0"ndiSn pank' WHICH was refused Inc indi-
vi"uha 'ee"o1 oicw ps'sA "h'cn ne Po'n'ed 'h'oogn
'ne tchet-whaow asking u M@ wouia pass InS TOO was
pefemptor'y declined as not legal tender and, very
shortly couple OF policemen waited on the bellgerent
Rehueman ana escorted MIN 70 the guard-h Yes
'erday morning. ne was hned wv ana costs, which ne
pad ana was discharged wear glad to find that the
ponce are beginning TO perform their duty, and will DO
,,u.v,.. 49,. ~. :. .,.a.,s., ~ S..ND.-
I'm h..a ,ro,,,,- -.
-
A TsuE BlLL.--The Washington correspondent of
Cincinnati paper thus exposes the plans of the dark.
lantern gentlemen for securing the control of the cty
government:
Our citizens are getting very much exercised in View
nostmasssr ri parrst a ysry s,,,ohIa oon,l.s -.
possessed Of thorough administrative capacity the %
didate Of the democratic and know nothing party
The know nohings, aware OF their numerical weakness
are aoorng 70 ges up candidate o. their own with the
eosno ~ =, vi ueclueil' ."nune ,he, nope ID 70
pres "n liz a0u a.. " 'ns se' vo'e'
Stood hovcvcr coIoneI Be,,et VII Is ,r;umnhnnt,
elected, ~--
literary gentleman who resides In Georgetown has
nearly ready for publication Biographical Dictionary
of the American Congress from the Formation Of the Gov
eminent The compilation OF this work has necessarily
.var. ,..,.;..I ,u.~, ,,,,,.,., 49, ~
,.,, a. ~ oes.;o, aats..s IA CO. ,,,a-s -
oht.,n ,hs rso,,;s;,. ;nsnr,.,ion \.
AI.rn. ,,r.;o, &c ~. ,,.,,,,.r, ~ A.. ro.,. ca,
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IIARPERS' MAGAZINE FOR MAY, JUST OUT
il For sale by BLANCHARD n MoiIuN,
Corner Of l1th Penn.
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MASONIC 1t will be seen by card in another column
that st. Johns Lodge will meet day. for the pur.
pose Of attending the funeral of James H. McAlste
deceased brother Mason and member of that lodge
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SUMNER is HAND.-Ihe down from budding poplars
is floating in the air; May flies seeking light and
white pantaoons have made their appearance on the
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a MERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. --The del.

A MEXICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The del
egstcs Meeting respectfully informed that the
the smithsonian Institution
Monday O'Clock IN
the principal they requested call At their
their credentials their
membership Tuesday
ing the officers o'clock receive snch
delegates been sbls attend Monday ~ III
o'clock will the large lecture
n the second Story Entrance by the north door.
IT, LINISLY,
Chairman O The II Arrangements.
I-SaSuD&Tues
TyOR COLORED SHIRTS--40 pieces selectsd
styles Calcoes gcnemen's and boys ooored shirts.
70 pieces figured coorr, shirts and boys
supply Wssh" other thicker fabrics for boys
spring apparel.
New supplies rom North and East daily.
price only marked plain figures therefore purchaser
overcharged. d,sst
We opening accounts ~ ~ . 80.
bills presented monthly for payment In cash. noes
will be acceptable. +taa 1850.
Cannot will permit but mourning Goods ont
home; rejecting people Will n
glance such where large retail bussess
done. 4a
Good articles prices dealing may all
s1s
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores building,
May l-I0tif opposite Centre Market.
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vJ,O TOURISTS AND DIPLoMATs.--rhe adver-


tiscr middle aged married man, who speaks the English
French Spanish and Italian sngusgs Is well educated and
quanted maritime been attached
legation India trader
acquired living b Tow months heavy
him asking
men courier and n'ery for tourists diplomats
bound to tho European continents furnish the best Of references
for qualification either active and OF good morals lie
obtain recommendations from several distinguished
Washington and Alabama
Address A. c., pox Is Mobile, AabAma IN 2a-il
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n6rSgcoND WARD Norrcn.--The Democratic and
Anti kacw ahnw ward requested
a. HHroey haM % nrday evening May ccoek 70 see
csrdssss Or cc'nch, IN e place n Mr. Jefferson deceived
usy Ia a't fit,t.I'iW tiH .t..N z stittAJ lrtt
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IsscErrsoE At sHs ExscvTvs NAsssos. We sathos-
lied to that there win he the usual Saturday
Reception at the Executive Mansion to-day, from
o clock, p, m, until three. r vi ~
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MUxpER' y MAY RAlL--1his Ii the first of May-a day
around which cluster many pleasant festive recollections
In Old and Merry England the youth Of both used 10
gather around their village poles for holiday SPORTS
and although the Purtsn of New England auserey cut
down the May pole erected Merry Mount, savoring
Of Satan the festival duly transpanted to the middle
States by the liberal Cavaliers, who remained loyal
to home customs and their sovereign. Gradually the
young people have begun 10 claim the holiday and
"Quccns Of May now rule with becoming dignity
throughout the Republic.
The May festivals Of Mr. Mundcr popular teacher of
dancing have for several years been Feature at this
Metropolis and day is the last Of the week. II was
duly celebrated last night at the Assembly rooms
Louisiana avenue After great variety of fancy pieces
introducing the costumes music and dances of various
nations the .'ower dance of the Vennoise children
was cbarmingly executed by thirty-two misses The
"Quccn of May was then introduced In her chariot
and surrounded by these dancers, with their floral
wreaths while around them another circle of juve-
niles each carrying the stars and stripes the whole
forming an effective tableau. ,l 49, tft,., .tt.,s
1t was most attractive sight. and the parents Of the
young people present had good TO he proud of the
beauty and graceful movements OF their children.
Tvs NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS will meet In this
city on Tuesday next and large attendance is expect
cd The Virginia Medical Society has elected the follow
ing delegates. ~ 80. ..t,
Dr VIM seidcn, OF Norfolk pr A. q. Payne Of
Fauquier !; rrofs Joyncs and Scott, of Richmond Or.
stribng, OF Stanton Drs. Mct'aw Pollard Pcachey NJ
X Taylor Desns Marx Crenshaw, Peticolas John Dove
ST., c. T. Anderson, J. Grattan Cabsll, and w. H. lay
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The MuMcAI CosvssrIoS make pic mic excursion to-
day TO Mount vernop. The steamboat will leave the
wharf at 10 o'clock, M and the public generally are
invited to join the excursion. No extra charge will be
made for tickets and the excellent music will add to the
enjoyments of the excursion.
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a REPORT OF THE "a 80.
usET COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE

flS
R.prs~ntatirss upon The baf for the odns''o" Of Ao'
"a; also,
REMARKS OF HON. WIN. II. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA,
a. a. Mn reported BY the JOINT COMMITTEE; dei,uered
n, House Of Representatives Apra 70, 1883
,. uo.,e being in Committee Of the Whole, Mr. En-
dish said
pM, -cu.,KsAs On yesterday i gave notice to the
-. ,hat intended at o'clock to-day, to make
1T com the committee Of conference In relation 10 the
p.a,.,ng votes between the two houses upon the bill
ae e, .,,u;ssop OF Kansas. To enable 10 make
~ Ut ~, move that the committee rise
The motion was agreed TO
~ The committee rose and the Speaker having re
suuned the chal,
n, SPEAKER: am instructed by the committee of
fsrenos appointed by the two houses upon the dsa
og votes Of the two houses the bill entitled "a
si,l for the admission Of Kansas to make the report
hi,h now send to the Clerks desk
Ths rsport was read and Ia follows:
The committee Of conference appointed to consider the
,,,g,eeng votes Of the two houses the amendment
- ,te senate bill No l6l entitled IA bill for the amis
hon Of the State of Kansas report that they have had
n, subt under consideration and have given II that
refu patient and mature dcliberation which they
iys M Importance demands and have agreed upon
sudment In the nature Of substitute for the House
amendment 10 the Senate BILL
They .arrssdy recommend the adoption OF this amend
msnt by the two houses Of Congress-
JAMES 5. GREEN,
r. M. L. HUNTER,
Managers the part OF the Senate.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
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CHELLY AND BYRON ~ Recollections of the Last
- Days Shelly and y Trslawney; ~ cents
Just published and for sale ~ PHILIPS
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-rm nr LETTERs. remaining u 4

= TeT OF LETTERS, remaining IN the
o., Offce. at Bedford, October lst.t 1883.
- calling for letters in this list vi 4 please
:. - ,Eeg afe advertised
8, ~ :; Ant Henry T; Andrews John; Arnold
a"-. Mr.: Bower Daniel ESQ; Burrows A a
Tp.r,rd c. sryouley Thomas; BeYan Hayre>s;
HIs I'm F: B.arkburn 4 +; Bishop Daniel ?: Bid
b1'.l N. Carson Daniel; Campbell Jane; Cole
de ~. ~. rfapmau Susan p Miss, ,; Chandler DanI
" ','t 'r',,,, Racial; Duncan Joseph Esq; Djckey
AitL".,t-oo D " Ir; Elpagle WIliam Fetter VII
~ G,sybam James; Gii(an William; Gurcoun
.sl1 MIR: Heals Joshua Is HaTbaugh John;
Na-.r Hiram J; fll Emey Miss: Hill W "; iIyise
as-l p. Harbaugh l. ydia: Horrin Jacob; Hanham
.'t +. Ham, John; Jackson John; (niler Iosrph;j
& "a" I.,rss. Elug John; kennedy w; Long Peter, ,;
hs5 u,ran1: Nvcr, William, ,; MIckles Jacob:
!, T.r George, :, Mowry Fanny Mrs: McAllsin
h'. WrAdams Samuel; Mitchell ie- s. 4; Mecht-
".'r-sr. II bon Harriet 4 Mus; McLaueAiiu Hem
t ,Ir.rv William; Oldham James & c; Potter
:! n p.-fsT>na uonas JT; Phillips William Esq;
~ iFr: Palmer Jas \ .: Powcl John; P3uif los
r' r,1f,ner George; Reynolds W: Bnp Geo Gen;
y t,r /; Ree3 J K; sbiEeieli jose ra. .; 81 ls>
r..f. Smith Isabella Mrs; Spencer Ii J.; Sprgce
.. Srror Samuel; Siene John; Smith Hamilton
. ,.rrE \ >,agf; Spies Lewis: Spencer Franhl.r;
.sg David: Sme>ou Fa>kel; Snow Maria n -;
...,Ir 7rarv hiss; Slephrmou Jerome; Se,,cGe Hon
4..,A " Miss; Steele d F: 1ioY G.orgr Taylor
lt,as. Thompson II \; Iatndii HHiia'n: Mise
-, William; Whet>rone ~; Wbeelocb bnrn
,,r, Walters James II; Wilmer William: Wrkrr-
r..g n A: Wilson Nary Hf,; Wonder Lii.a EEis=i
,..trerk Cate Miss; Yamchurr Rev.
JOHN a. MOWRY 7. o.
~, 1873
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Esee advertisement Of Drs. Sanford

Ty-See advertisement OF Drs. Sanford
Liver Inygolator, in another column.
Ig~dH ,-qatiaa emie5ate 10 "1id ciimatc. good
so.i 1u4 fas D.o,ief advertisement If Hloahao"-
f7hl L4iJi>.
THE HAMNONTOE FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth fail accounts OF The new settlements of Ham
fnouroa, in New Jersey, Be subscribed for al on
j. - cts. PR anuum.
Iucio.e postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 Editor Of the Farmer, Hammon'on, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, OF the best
quality, IL OF The healthest and most d~!lshitui
climates in the Union, advertisement OF Ham-
mcnton Lands.
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GtT0VES, Tin AEb COPPER " "4aE-'
ES-My friends and he public IN grncr-
al. are hereby informed that now have and
shall continue 10 keep on hand, large stock
Of almost every size and pattern Of cooking
stoves, parlor stoves and coal stoves. Also,
copper aod brass kettles, lin and sheet iron
~arp, common and Russia stove pipe, FIRE boards,
and TN ware oi all kind made oct Of lhe very
best and , - tir rlate.
Spoujng made 20 order of the best double
tin plate, aud pot up by Nh. JonN LINDranAM,
who as a workman has no soperior in the coun-
ty. | would also call the attention OF the pub
lie to new article of srIi-scaling fruit cans,
the best that has yet been Offered.
Stove backing constantly on band
All persons in want Of any Of The above ar
liclls will please call at th@ Ola Stand, Of the
subscriber, in Bedford, wbere they can buy on
reasonable terms. Old copper, brass, pewter
and country produce taken ia exchange fol
work GEO. BLf MlRE.
Bedford, aug. 81, '5S.-3m.
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EES rensiEszaas.
Vss.. ~. 81. Xyissnor. OF LAxcAs7

I 81. sS' EE. XSifEnOr. OF LANCASTER,
i y formerly OF PhiIade phia, where he has
been in successful practice for number of years.
received his education at the best Medical College in
the L. States and had the experience and practics
in the different Hospitals for several years. ;pem-
her OF the Analytical Medical Institute OF n. York,
and late Medical Surgeon OF The United States Navy
now offers himself 10 the public 10 attend any pro-
:rsslcnal calls.
The PuTest medicines always on hand direct from
the best Laboratories OF country. and the Botaoi-
cal Gardens OF The world. No patent medicines pre-
scrhpd or recommended. Medicines used only which
will not break down the constitution, but will reno
yate the system from all injuries il has sustained
from mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult dsea-
must be treated upon anal yiicaI principles which
is 10 know and ascertain what disease is Its nature
and character require knowledge of the chemical
constituents Of every SOLID and fluid of The human
body;t changes those solids aud fluids are capabIs
Of undergoing. 10 know hat medicines to employ
to cure diseases, requires knowledge OF the cheui-
cal constituents OF all ent employed in medicine;
and If in possession of this knowledge. il IS
possible 10 any dsease--no matter of how Iong
sfandng-and leave the patient in healthy and per-
fectly cured condition.
Melancholy, AbeTration, that state of alienation
and weakness Of the mind which renders persons in
capable OF enjoying the pleasures performing the
duties OF lte Dyspepsia that distressing disease and
fell destToyerof health and happiness undermining
the constitution, and yearly carrying thousands TO
uutimely graves, most emphaticaiiy be cured
khenmatIsm, IN any form or condition, chronic
acute, warranted durable; Epilepsy falling sick
ness alt chronic and stubborn diseases of Females
radically removed. Salt Rheum, and every
description of Ulceratons; Piles and ScTouloos Dis
cases. which have baled all previous medical skill
can be cured by my treatment, when the consti;u-
tion Is not exhausted.
DO say all diseases yes, Consumption can be
cured.
nZ-C. 4 40 10 --->i--t tbe
VII remain in my office on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from O'Clock 4. NJ. to p. NJ, 10 ar
eommodate patients from q distance and consult in
the English and German languages. Will make Wis.
It's TO any distance if required. May be addressed
By letter, Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
july 80, '5S-ly. ~ H. WIIMa ND
T. ;. See in local column my appointment TO VISIT
bedford on the I0h ith 18th and 18th, days of Au-
gust 10 consult w.!h patients on all diseases free of
charge W. H. WlTMOR.