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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE.


we learn rom lhe fiaflis'',5 PaPg,' '"a
'hp sherman fa''ey a'u o'oau i0P l'a''' '''
20 nave alio''ed @oA u''lFs q '.'''' ,oau, e"''
mroe'ns al 'ae NOUN O I 'siian5 olFFN' '"u
running west 70 Tue borough % -La'iD's01'e >"
FefFy county ihe route q 'l''S ia'''o"0I'''
braces iha' oi the proposed De"ioFa i'a',lo@u 'A'
'nETFsrets a as "@ster'f terminus 'he i''sou'
ana Co''''e'''Ni'is I''''.,'''' - .0'''i'''5 -
this Foad VIII connect Ne" Io'N o''S WIN o''i-
einna' aod lAF gfea' SCUM y :, Oy "''e'' a',u
continuous aus q a4'''' ''',' a''1 VIZ oi'' ~
me !off15f c''y ''le 'fale o' i "a Po'.io" q
''s ''yn ""'o" d present p''"e ta''t lIn'' -
WY 70 o''''',''S an" t''''"l'g 'i'''ia' l'''Ss'
We" ioFN Is "T5l''J '''f'sS'5a ~ Us carry con
s'."0'''H a''d VIII without do0''' maze - '''
'HoF' 70 5i'ec' mat o'JTc'' II mays 'oS'Ti''5'
oe 'e"s'nao'y PFT''e'fu '"a' '4's F''a "''' W
@aas. llo'o 500" i "''l oe maze Is aoo''.T'
q"FS''"' a0" uTPThds l'F IT'S s"io''o'' 70 d oo"s'u
F'ao'e extent, Oh me acton o. ''S PeoP'F resi-
cing along the route. II the proper interest oe
taken ID the work bv those whom it Will benefit.
5
t-4 III, s,r,v dar P,t r iod,fIarepca aod
'P"''.S 'T 'i''''',5S'so 'o" "ai''S '"e P''JEI' -
The chizeoS OF the country through w"ich me
road IS to pass, We may all BE- in oar graves ere
it shall BE- finished.
Tb.. nsopl.. IF R,sdr,r3 county ars NOW called
ut'oH - 10 ''is'. '.'-' ( ~ '''Io ,''1"
the "Btdiord Railroad. Se9SHfyJipe NOUS
and d9liars are given them, by individuals out
side Of the county. to start them in the enter
nr;s. Wa}tb-y rsi-rt this .,,r, 10 refns;nr r.
-, Ir.,I,l...
! ''o''',
ctude this money from Inc county UF "HH"oi-
H.; ,l.: "a -. .L r,--;..,7 Or~;lI ~.
o'''5 ''' = o'' i'0''i '''s P''JS1'' ''-' ''''
as men "Ho Know th'ir o" INTERESTS I@i' ear
nesly 10 work and each and every one OF their
cherrflIly contribute his mite? We shall gee
F., rs-.rd - tho tb,on,b roots f,,n Ci,c,,
=, ,c
I'd" 70 -'9" i"'N' u VIII" '"e D70'o'
Railroad woald iogm a part, the Harrisburg
Herald saws
The Sberman's Valley and Br5adtop Railroad
sthe ooIy remaining u6coostructed ink. which
hen co9,pIrl4d. win form the shortest contia.
uaus through line from New York TO CINCINNATI
s.. Laniv. The South and Southwest. riq. The
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
Keep il Before the peOD,e.

The largest assortment of D. Rodney King &
Cos Philadelphia Trade,
Ladies, Misses, and Chfldren's fine boots, shoes,
CATERS, English oaskins, lies and slippers, 10
be found in Bedford, especially adapted for re-
tGiiiag, beng made in the most substantial man
ner, and warranted to ft-5oughl direct from
the manufacturer for net CASH, and sold at i
small advance by
OSTER, MA NSPEAKER & CARN.
New Store, No, !, Cheap Side.
Bedford, MAY 2S, 1928.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

IOL are hereby ordered to meet in Bedford.
on FRIDAY, The 18Th day Of June. inst, at S
O'Clock, \. NJ, in SumrGe: unifoTa. .os The our-
pose Of proceeding 10 Bloody Run, in pursuance
Of an order ofthe Brigade Inspector 10 form a
Regiment, and elect field officers. Il is inpor-
tant that every member should turn CT, with hi.
arms and accouTements in FIRST rate order.
Ry order Of the Captain.
June /, 1888. ". RTTCHFY q (
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

ALL persons ara hereby cautioned not 10 pur-
chase note Of SOD drawn by Henry 5. King,
who IS notified Of its loss, aud MADE PAYABLE
to Philip knisrly, or order. # was not assign
cd nor endorsed, but was in the possession Of
Robert HarTey, Scotchmaa, who has /; with
out my knowledge or consent.
PHILIP KNISELY.
HopewslI tp., MAY IS. '5S-3t.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
One E1AY Onar.


Dr. Hardnan treats Consumption BroncEi,fz
Asthma, Laryn gifts, and all diseases Of the tbra,
aud lungs, by MeIicatrd Inhaiations lately yzed -
the Bromton Hospital, London. The great po.nf s..
the treatment OK all human niaadles IS to get A. s
direct manner. All medicines are es1irDaf-3 b..
their action upon the organ requiring relief III.
IS The important fact upon which Inhalation +, las
ed. II the stomach IS diseased we take medicine.
directly into the stomach. II the lungs are dI,e,.
ed, breathe or Hha.e neIcated vapors directly i,,,
the lungs. Medicines are the aHt+ofes 10 df.a5r.
and should be applied 20 the very seat Of the .s.se
InhaIdj'on Is the application Of this principle to t1
treatment oi ae lungs for II gives Is direct access
20 those Intricate ar cells and luoes which lie ont
'raen Of every oiheT means Of administering ned.
zines. Inhalation brings the medicine IN direct cor
tact "ih tbe disease, without The disadvantage ~
any violent action. Its a2G| icuf5on IS so stuDIe
That ii can be employed By tie yolrgesr infant or
Ieebisst invalid. 1t does nct .irraase the stomach
comfort o. business oi The patient.
OrHGR DISEASES TEEArEo.-ln IN relation 10 the tof-
loving diseases, either when complicated with Lun.
affections or existing alone a,o invite consu,ta
ton. / Usually fad them promptly -,,yq5Is
Papapus and all ether forms Of female COMPLAINT,
Irregularities and Weakness.
PaIp taton and all other forms OF Heart Diseases
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud all other disea,eg
O. The stomach aad Bowels, Piles, tsc. 6c.
All diseases Of the eye ard ear. Neuralgia. Fpi-
lePsy, and all forms Of nervou, disease.
s. D. HARDMAN. NJ. D
No charge for consultation.
Jane ( 1878
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
0nnosllian slate Conrenlian.

We observe that Mr.. L+muel Todd, Of Car
Isle, the Chairman OF the Bogus Republican
State Committee, or as they themselves dpnomi-
nate it-lnion State Committes-aas issued call
for State Convention Of all the sopponpn.s of
L-comPion' to meet 10 Harrisburg, on the Sth
olJune next! This Convention is designed 10 be
composed ofail the odds and ends, isms and dog
maisns, organizations and parties arraved a.
gainSt The Democracy, and terrible effort will
be made 10 mortar the whole discordant mass
into one solid body-the solldifcation, as mat
Ter Of course, to be under the CaPfaincy, Cen
eraIShlp and SUPPLEMENTARY of Mr. Lemuel
Todd, and the remaining Republican leaders,
We observe that the Philadelphia .Acags, th.
principal American paper Of this State. fakes
strong ground against the Convention, aud we
have no doubt that like the thousand and one
previous efforts made to effect the same Object
IN this Commonwealth, the present effort will be
found disastronsIy futile and pottnt--Harris4
burg Daily Herald. "
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
THE TARIFF BRIBERY lNFESTIGl-
TI0N.


The Select Committee appointed 10 inquire
into the expenditure Of money for the purpose OF
influencing the passage oflhe lariGof 1887, by
the Thirtv-Fourlh Congress, have made re-
port in which are given soae rich revelations.
1t appears from toe Committees report that
New England firm, 3IessEs, LAWRENCE, SToEE
s Co., who were engaged in The manufacture
of woollen goods, expended some S57, 10000
in s-ob5ying" and other appliances TO procure
the passage Of the tariff Of 1877. The
Committee hayebeeu unable to trace any Of this
fnoapv into the hands Of members Of Congress.
though it can scarcely be doubted that some OF
il found lodgment in Congressional pockets
$4,000 Of the fund was paid to TnURLow
EVseD, who is the editor oflhe Albany Egsning
Journal and one OF tie chirf priests Of A5oIi-
T--y~--y
ID Congress. 81 800 Of the fand was given to
1IR. j. \. ReyNoLUs, President Of She Amerj-
can Councils of the cily Of New York "f9r the
purpose Isays the Coumjttee) Of getting un rrs5-
lutians 10 favor Of The measure and procuring
their passage through the Councils Of The \
mprican party" &c, sc. $500 vas also
paid to the New York J0uraai Of Commerce,
s'lor collecting and publishing statistics" IN
terrstng disclosures these, are they not, reader!
Here We have the leaders Of the two political
factions who are so loudly clamorous for high
tariff, accepting pay for their la5ors in effect
ing reIucii9a Of the Democratic Tariff Of
1876 Here We have .Sam" immaculate and
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
Tie kanSas Elrcfinn.

Sr. LOUIS, May 25.--Incomplete returns OF
the election indicate majority OF $50 in favor
of the Leaveuworth Constitution. The ut
most apathy is manifested as to the result. The
Pro-slavery vote was very small
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
N0TICE5

EXECUTORS NOTICE
kTlEBS Festamentarv having been Granted
By the Register OF Bedford county to the urdsT<isr
ed EXec"'ors Of thA last ~ II ard Testament Of ia
cob 7. Ar;Ick, late Of 81. CIarsville in said count,
dTcd-all persons knowing themselves Indebted 10
s'i' estate are requested 10 maze immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against il will rrpI,
Them properly authenticated for settlement.
MARY ANN AMlCK. Executrir.
s.. ClaIsyiie.
June +, IsJS-Gt. B.lf,,i
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

DEATH OF CounoDoag JoNEs.-WssrrIyc
May 3l.-Commodore Thonas Ap Ca,csby
Jones died last night at his residence near
1r orsfio"n. He Was native Of Virginia, and
having entered tie Navy in 1908, had been
more than City years ia the service. He was
placed on the Reserved list by the Naval Board
Of inquiry, having been the fourth on the list
lie was in the sixty-ninih year OF his age.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

Inc ERIE THorBLEs.-There is prospect Of
renewal OF the Railroad troubles at Eile, Pa.
The people of Harbor Creek are indignant at an
attempt OF the company TO relay the track in
The position il originally occupied.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

FORMERLY PHYSICIaE TO THE CINCINNATI
MARINE HOSPITAL, AND INVALIDS RETREAT
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
20 <NVALIDs
DR.. II IiRDNit,

Physician fer Diseases of the LUNGS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
i ...rlA.g-Is.A. ~ ~, 1.AE. ~. 4,

In this fast age wherein parties multplY just in the
ratio that eevstiug and patriotic principle becomes
sarcer and scarcar It Is rather cheering than other
wise 70 observe Tint those VINO ae exclusively
sbo and are absolutely bound to pay the expenses
debts etO of the nation are moving here and there
with view towards taking hand in the admins.
tration III the government hereafter. The move is q
aood one IN many respects, and If prosecuted with
proper degree Of energy and perseverance may
achieve some success in various quarters The ne
eleet Of to take an actisepart in elections
has nd douht brought great many evils upon the
country which are now loudly complained Of
Speaking Of this new party tie New York Herald
81 tile 18th says:
THE TAx-PAYERs' PARTY MOVING. = We learn
with considerable pleasure that the taxpayers Of the
Twenty-frst Ward have organized Tax-Payersi
Association, which already numbers over two hun
bred bona fide paying members, aud which number
ii increasing daily 1T is not the intention of the
Association to hold any meetings until it counts al
least i've OF six hundred members, which 1t undoubt
eddy will do as soon as anYof the residents of the
ward now in the country return to town. We have
the circular OF the Association before US, in which
find its object stated thus:
Aa the d society shall DC e exercise az onF
oa, candidates The various Offices e gift Of the people
9llea N our aeg he. r. R8aeee e ' 9 ~ M II
our power 10 insure Its sneeess 1T the polls.
This is the proper way TO correct the abases Of tine
evs s ward II tbs eitg m farm similar associations
which can III labor together IS unit in the great
work ofreform before them.
The taxpayers party will not succeed in New
York. 4 is destined to meet notifying repuise.
AZ least such II cur decided conviction although We
wish that we could think otherwise MOI onein thirty
Of the voters Of Gotham Is q taxpayer and TO sup
pose that tWentynine, who have VI e gain ana no
thing 70 lose will submit 70 preference q that KIND
Is simply preposterous. Win mixed, lneongruous
population many o. them radical kea ltepanileaas-
with thousands who hod e me doctrine 1hag prop.
erty u robbery any EFFORT e secure municipal
government on anything like tax'paying pasls, with
faxpayers at ~ head would pc looked upon by tae
numerical majority as criminal N inc highest degree
and would be resisted accordingly. About al The
privileges now accorded the propartyholders Of New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
E1laA Ii taEs hmm u


Following The accounts Of Ene Intelligence Of the
arrival II Quebec Of tha steamer Indian with dates
from Liverpool af tile lath vas The announcement Of
ths intsfcaption, of Cape Race, og tile steamer
Europa, on Sunday morning, with dates from Liver
noal of fhe 17th. Commercially Tho accounts at
hand yesterday were very meagre and not satisfae,
tory "a shippers Of cotton Fuller details were ex.
peeted last night The saies Of cotton are reported
~ the Waek ending Tie 18TH, 1T 81 900 bales.
There VIII not much tank going Oh yesterday. The
receipt o two bales of cotton of The growth Of this
season formed little topic early in the day. Most
every ena connected With the cotton trade has Of
course seen Vie samples The quality does very well
gof commencement
There mas considerable stir Oh the levee yesterday.
Several boats with fill eargoes arrived from the
West Ifa arrivals 81 vessels from Veil, though linn
tied gaf sufficient % keep considerable business.
There ii gopd deal Of tobacco ID be exported. The
stock ii larger than Il has been for eleven years
past and the receipts havs been exceeded only once
within THE same time.
Che Northern mail yesterday brought dates al late
rs due though letters are received via the jackson
Railroad IL i've days, tbs paper mails come the old
Eopte Several Of Gun citizens let last week for New
York BY tile jackson Road but many more have
taken tha tne boats 10 Memphis and thence BY rail,
road ID tho North ana Easf, going through Virginia,
saking the several springs III their route and many
remaining there,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
Diseases Of the TY,roat osDc Ltengs

DIR. G, p. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs by inhalation of Chemical Medical
por well known be the only reliable and philosophical
process of ecng cure those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gsyanism AND
Electro Magnetism.
Forthe convenience those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city who desire
sulon list of Questions has been prepared and will be
warded on application TO DR.. O.,
No. Ii6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Tnhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in particular Patients
the country be with
tyig 2psIoWeFrkW6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
me chinese n ca1l1ornIn.


The California papers tnd it hard TO fight against
destiny. They cannot stem the new tide Of excite
ment and they have changed their tone in regard to
the exclusion Of Chinese emigrants, the following
paragraph goes to show:
The Chinese are buying up abandoned claims in
California and il is surprising to note ia places
where, q few months ago, white men were working,
to see Celestals busily employed The discovery Of
gold on Frazer river will have the effect Of changing
policy towards the Chinese, Instead of prevent
ing their immigration here we will have to encouT-
age 1t. The Legislature, at it's next session, will
peal the act preventing their entrance here and it
il not at all impossible co0lie bill will pass.
we cannot do without labor. What has left must be
supplied.
The Legislature Of California will do very fool
ISL thing ii it repeats the law against Chinese emf
grafton, without passing statute preventing the
eelestials from having anything to do with the mu
nieipal or State governments The Chinese, to all
intents and PURPOSES belong to an inferior race and
must be treated as an inferior race, if the Cali
fornians would avoid much and dangerous trouble in
the future They are no more fitted to understand,
appreciate, or take part in our government, than
are the subjects of the King Of Dahomey, notwith.
standing the Ghnaman possesses many useful quail
ties in which the African is wofuIly deficient.
Although she Celestial is industrious, painstaking,
and sometimes ingenious, while the negro is lazy,
thriftless, and has turn for anything requiring
mental activity, neither comprehend the first prnci-
Pile of sesgopefnment and both are alike untitled to
enjoy the prerogatiges granted every citizen by
republican institutions, To bestow the right Of sat
trage, and the privilege Of holding Office upon them,
wonld be like casting pearls before sWine,n or
placing diamond oirelet around the neck of q
baboon.
Tf California needs more ahor NJ which f,era in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

Tar NEW sLooRs oP Wan Washington letter
writer's say that the Secretary Of the Navy has been
fha victim of severe pressure fol the allotment 10
he competing Navy Yards u The building Of the
steam slaons.ofHar ordered BIZ Congress. long.
continued aliaEt was made 70 geenTa the building Of
two " these vessels a each of the New York and
FHlalRlphla yards daf there came cry from XII
terry, Washington Pensacola and San Francisco, pro-
testing against such & monopoly Of The crumbs By
the nearest ana stnrdIest endieants The Secretary
has compromised With the importunates 81 assigning
ola ahp each e Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and
NoffsR The building 81 small steamer, for extra
naval purposes, haa been assigned 10 san Francisco,
At RsHieiAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

the planters Of South Carolina have lately organ.
lied an horticultural and Pathological Association.
The following gentlemen were elected officers for
The ensuing year:
President, Or, ], G, ", Mcdonald !; Vice President
gol. VIM, Gregg Treasurer, H. ~, Ravenel. ESQ.
Secretary, II q @. Wood Directors, Messrs ]. e.
steedmani 4. DeGaradeuc, j, D, Legare Jas. p6ryis
W, O. Mood. Gel. ". 2. Finley and Judge 4. If, D,
Robertson. "a -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

4 manin Kentucky killed COW a few DAYS since. in
whose stomach vas fonnd large brass ring. hair
pin and quantity Of hooks and eyes Brindle had
probably swallowed the niik,maid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
Great Louisiana Remedy.
G OINS' KAP ERLAPE UNI
Oatoe, No. II Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer this prepara-
ton the public remedy Of value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years. experience in its efficacy.
safely in all outaneous Diseases OF the
Skin for Badness nandIu in the Hair DISCRIMINATION Of the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
termient Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys
Complaints etc. And In proof he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention the public
the following certificates from persons living in this city
New Orleans, January 20, 1853
NIB. GotnDeaT Sir: On from Aspinwall in July
last had attack CT Chagres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Kaperopeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
say that although is months since
Dose have been troubled with chill since have
every believe that your medicine has had
entirely removing the disease from my system therefore
affords pleasure it valuable medi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
l.. A. CLARK.
IA Dryades street,
New Orleans, LIS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

The loss sustained BY the late fire at the London
DOGS Is estimated at three million dollars including
'oae tons q sugar $50 tons Of aatpetre 1000 bales
Of iate and hemp 10000 bags Of RICE besides large
quantity q rum and brandy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27
sANDs' sARsAPARELIIA,
y IN QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying the Blood

In this purely vegetable preparation the properties Of
tseptic mild catbac and tonic medicine are oomonsd-
quickly from the blood the impurities of unhealthy
eecreons which engendsr aud feed dseae thus striking at
the root Of the malady, 1t acts with
EXTRAORDINARY POTENCY
and precision upon the fluids the body cleansing them from
all deIeteou particles and will speedily purify the blood
equaise the circulation he appetite impart tone and
vgor to the system and gradually but surely eXsirpate the
disease. IL is highly recommended by many.
Eminent Physictans,
who proved it's efficacy by many years experience and
admit he the most powerful and searching preparation
the that has been employed in medical Practice
The happy results produced by ills Inspires every one win
confidence that this Compound genuine virtues of he
best sasapara will be obtained have only point to
the accumulated testimony Of mundes who have experienced
effects to convince ncredpy itself Of Its real value.
Prepared by B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No, 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York Sold also by
j. WRIGHT Co, q and i6i Charities st.
sICKLEs Il CO.. 10 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Charities street.
jy22 i'm f. p DuCoNGE New Orleans.
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENCY
New York life Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLINY FREEMAN, ActuHry.
Actual Capital $l,4o2966 Is. and rapidly aecnmulat-
ue-op the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 30 PER CENT. PER
ANNUM. Interest payable thereon in cash.
---
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pnny'
Capital .SS0000e
CHARTER PERPETUAL. - -z
ALEXANDER WHrLLDIH, President.
JOHN G. SIMS, Secretary
Rlskstaken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
most fayorableterms.
N. B. BENEDICT, NJ. n,
II. j. COKE, NJ D.,
Medical Examiners.
Rg-Agency, No. 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
j.. s. COPIES, Agent.
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saasases A scents seek, payable III ths carriers.
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ILL., nage Charged $l for every
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asaaFaf af eregy insertion.
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asasss ahassad accordingly advertisement or sub
ssaa ~ soppad until all aFTsaEagss psdt atthe
sB4gaa IL ghs Hsagsietosa.
sgaeaas DsAeaaGnt Will BIZ nse tsguaF advertisers
Wmm WEEKLY ORE SCENT
ri AsAaa avery Monday morning 1t S year Invariably lid
s8vSse Having i'd extensive circulation hrouga
szaa Mlssisstppi &sausas, Alabsma Texas and othtf
Hzs favorable aeds p advertisers n making
F #ases aaa commodities known. Advertisements In
ssr4Aa It'll 81 peF saHass4 eaeh insertion,
mHfR nAEHa8 CRESCENT
hse6 rendsrs for adyer
8sszs Al FAMllY PAPER Heiraalaas largely, reaching
as handsaas d. homes eAgly henr, and being read
sas business honrs, consequently articles
III fAmHs may HI adyAntageonss published in II
ealamns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

The Philadelphia Pen1sy states that George
Il. Norris tha naeE Will be rendered the Gonsulship
0s ID ia3BpgEant European port