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Amount paid for interest on dividends,
purchased policies, &c..............
Amount paid for taxes and law ex-
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Amount paid for commissions, medical
cxafrlnationa, hostages, advertising,
exchanges. Ac. ...................
Amount Of cancelled notes aud return
premiums on cancelled policies.. E.
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ITO GRoCERs AND BUSINESS MENTOR SALE, 4
odd established family and tea store, nov do5
excellent business opportunity FOR person VIZ
ing to enter the grocery and tea business. Apply
Sxth avenue.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

VNANTED-wESTERN RAILROAD BONDS or GOOD
w character exchange splendid seat lear
New York. Apply at No. Wall street. No. ], third
story.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

q HORSES FOR sALE-oNE A HANDSOME sIxJYEA
u old mare. 10 hands high free and stylish driver pr
tI25 the other speDe VI truck horse Is hands high soy
years old, price si0o Apply nj Is Batavia street, n
James cOalyArd
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ARRIVED
Sn1p SILVER Bostonl wsae, snndsrAno, HsS
- Downs March II, VITA coal. 70 ssAni No. ~
westerly sales the entire psssaxo ..s.-.. C.rs,d 40
M kugas.a Janstse FflAl Schwerrucxef, LII "
aNys kunhsrdt 20 hei ~ ~ ;ysr
n0 AZ Is ipst Ion o. Is spoke oars jena en
is1a oran stevens ssenos Ayrss, March D. VIA 81 no.
mas Apri IS Ia ballast 70 Leary: c.ua.n.. 5sav.
Bah kloerfs toi prospecy' hi'hpoih' eAiueS '""''
Rsrs a & Adams of Camdenl, Hemingway sagaa, April
s,s enron oi Boson) sheppard New Orleans Aprn 7,
,.e nc Bar l(th, with mcsa, 70 Brigham =. =
ss visitor IOf sioehlon) Ellis, CArdenas days W m sn-
srss lsols lof Boston, Griffin Cardinals April lc with
Wash Carver Chase
Big Ursula (Br Lenoire Artcnas Via afax, Me-
sss En soi E.nors crcr.on H.vsns april
sskT Desne from Havana for Balmo.e Ship GSlo
s.rs Rss.r Panas Enaford Cor aones Hole for o-Ssrs
sshr ysniee Blade Berry for Sierra Moren 10 issd mo
ssnr smith Fisher Charleston, days. With cotton and
rse, 70 Rcrap.on 4 TsllmsD
eshr W Eior5ea, Snow Norfolk. days.
sssr sieanos Parker. kissSe hpor. Cor Salem
Exhr Rslio Fowler EhzApeihcort foT Boston.
6car Copy, Davu, Falmouth Mass
r hr Caleb WrighI 4srland Troy for hartford.
0iecp Mysiic, 4 Ry, Rondout for forwak
vasnHer ,iAiawsTe. sopes. PhiladefphIs
HE sar b, Johns, philadelphia
Steamer wafnsutia, Nys. New bed'ora'
0ssAmAr Pelican. Aldricb Providence
Steamer wericLe OZARK Providence.
She sh VIM Tell from Hsvre arrived ~ Quarsn'r last
night has AZ passengers and reports having expeenced
ors weserly gales ~ west OF th- Bs' KS
lsJeb "a spoke rr brig svie from Gran
VII Ssoks; 5h 'Ss lat 80 3. Ion 10 30 sisnaized
vys bark Auerdsg bound K; same day James thompson
Dundee, man fell overheard and was lost
Eind II sunset SSE.
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ACAnsss or MUSIC MpsAaps ooNoERIs
1aason 49, 20 cents Rs.srysd sss, 80
Tckets reserved eeas be bad vt The Noe % ne
Acsdexy Il Music q. erv 70i Broadway and b
bells - Well street corner 81 Nassau
MISS JULIANA NAY.
CAAp The public respectfully informed that this
uOst poeatvely the week Of the emf axom at OF
TAALBER0 and ylEUITEMPR.
Monday AZ Doors open At7A
YUaARDh THIRfs EkrH CONCERT.
SRYsN NEw PIECES BY rnE ORCHESTRA
Iras, Scr pambua ann krnani by Alae NAY.
Norma by 1haLBEhG Les Cspriees by vIkuxTEMPs
PsrtI i Overture Msr en- IeeeauD Qusdrilo (trovs
tore) s Aria krrani (hiss Mayl Champagne aailop
Part Ill potpourri CAasaniello). Waltz NASitEkyl
3. Norma (Thalbere). Revoir Polka Granss) Quad
Yine q he Cattle howl
Part III 4 Nszurias (Natsonsies. Quadrlie q.,s
Eehoa) Aria mbula (Mts Nay 4. Los Csprices
Vi uxs pps) 6. Gsncp Che Express Trainl
'0m0'f'~' esAsD BEETHOVEN MOTT
BY The New Ycrh Harmonic sociaty.
CARL FOkME8.
In active rreparaton1he Washington Qusdres by Five
Hundred and the Eecufc rcegraph Quadros
with some exye M ~ novel nd inter esttng ehecA
MCsARDe MArINEEs
There win be Msunees this woekOn Thursday next,
at O'Clock, and on Saturday ~ j
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DRYANTs EINsTRErS
ID kscbAnos' Hail. az Broadway above Grand street
Monday Aprn 3 and eve ~ risht during NE week,
Mr. J. r HUnTLEY and r. Ms LI.OBY,
Tie fAyors ancers wiz he ,heIr fret aopssyecee With
TIE EXCELSIOR TROUPE Oe TIE WORLD,
brilliant variety OF noveltiss In AZ Ae
CONCERT La MUSTARD,
With The Cuckoo Polka, Cattle SHOW and Gaop.
JERRY MIL and DAN BRYANT,
The hopian In their Aen dance
GuRNEY's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Dream OF SAove nv and kcDiu DAyrAlh
Doors open at Il 10 oelSck lie. es eent,.
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IA f 4Risp vhsK Q.
T'' cAMpBELu MSsrRxIs,
Monv sovrI s'sN THAN EVER.
n'"'sA WI" IL ' sSuh IN sAeleTs ~ -" '
LOVE UNDER OBJ Drrrr1uIrrEs
,ss:ss -sa sasssisss lea
First time o. the great oPERA soEsE,
i rSs Il = t 'S'Ypfi e sas' class
ooSrI bIsTs s sosrR rss9ss
presrr lssu sisTr1ss ! .ssos.
% ay 70 he rescue and complete The ensemble or add 70
H' Band o0s Srfy Fy,s i'S gSss f4'Ss
Tickets cents D'''' D'ad 'S ifss. 5S SSss,, issa
y.,RANRLIs susEUM. III GRAND STREET ONE DOOR
f Fssk sfSrTfn sS AND IMPROVED
now open for The season giving two performances every
dA'' commencing =" so,clccs .nsss
An entire new company Of Model Arieses" oonpriang
TISrsr FORMED woYES IL rHK WORLD,
appear every afternoon snc eveong " seseeuon Of living
~,,s S .1gs GLOVES AND QUEEN OF rLow.ss
Commence . celccs 70 The siernoon s.x a.
..ns private boles 81 he stage 81 ssrs Doscs-
FEMALE xINsrRrra
hss been srrssec aud win appear In their husards eon
cttN atthNh Itfiofuhhcfs
BhoOKLrs ArHrs s5v OPEN.
Every evening ava Wednesday and Saturday asssnosnsa
of rr xAsk s $ sselic isEf'fHSsfs4iors
with lecture BY chAhIEs o. lLoH, ksa.
IA rss MARIA e. pnlINEyps
On TUESDAY syEnse, Srsii ".
A,,,,.a,, A. Dop"ohrns sAloos' ss broadway
oVsrxf .4T5sn 2. celebrated g,s;ps,s.;
NV n. dooKE. the fsyor,ss .escs.
ricse,. each 70 be bed iihs music store. q gan sc
ruth, Pond 90; schubcrh 90, srsa.ns schsrfsn.
%eace a Ms, oe eS ''' '0'' On 'A' '''1
DEseoNs NATIONAL ooscrRr ROOM, CHINESE
ID Building ss9 Brosdwsy mar :.
night audience. Of h nlsbe. ..pes.sly and tse
@ Aas"ss ann mo yas Issscp cso%pssa dan.
ss singer. sssssr .s saasss
s:sr ARR orSers Rs%.sn 0Iss s.s ss
Uonseri commences at ~ O'Clock precisely.
puRroS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION MEET EVERY
sss.i is: sYs Ers:ssI. s@a:a. slrsss,ss:
De . Sns The being serapulea.ly punsurous
H.; rss &c .. q s e md
can S' MADE o Fl y ' w5oSRurr pr..a.n.
THEAIRIcAL soT1os-QH,s T. PARsroH, pRA.
snd e is q May his ooe he VIII Broscvay Ss
. aaa. s .' sss. Isss c wsfTs
Of the same
NEw MUSIC HAII.-THE METROPOLITAN nusIC
pubic %esss rs III ns T ssc c us
80 as nrs; clsss concert and lecture e stussup
he acoustic properties q The hall supero, 70 any IN ne
city and the entrance and ex arranged mat In case o.
acdepis rom Gre other the audience San be dis
missed In FIVE minutes II will seat 600 persons and the
sfre bun 40 70 modote nN persons The vena
Hot bong perfect makes OF the coolies consert rvoms
m ne city during the mcnhs The hai oper iron,
~ Up for the Inspection cf hose requiricg fcr
~ eNrvP nrrt ices fur terms &C. tNN. y or a1dtfH
Neonee lessee ana rrlErietor, heucpoiiAa Nnsc haN
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sTEAMBOATS.

nay BOAT rQR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
~ placesEtear.r AMEEIA ~tli leave the foot Uhan-
bers street pier every ondsy Wednesday and Friday at
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DCWERY THEATRE
ID Lessee snd manager. Mr. Eddy
BoHes spd psrcue Is cents; Pit IL cents; Prvae
boxes % and 80 sess Ia priva.s oOxoa % centA
MONDAY EVENING, ApIl4
Public attention Ia directed 10 production al this est
kshment of the great drama of
HlhNZI.
Or TEE LAST TRIBUTES.
vile dvarns reproduced lie first fifteen
The time has hes dou, is is 6rs produc-
he sil the dresses all the properues all the
pountpg X and appotn msr,s entire y
descriptive bills Tor fun particulars. The scanery,
which 10 al new han been painted BY The celebrated artist
Ably
Mr. e hofv ..se hlenH
", o A,noid. ss 90 "onseAs
Nesss. F.zgerald, II. h. ClsrAe J. o. Eefior,
The double Company sno 40 ilaries
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or SETS or TEETH, UNSURPASSED ron RrE.
FlD. ran and kmanshp BY 800 set 10 world;
rsrre rlver eecrped with pure gold 90; single ee,h 81
Teeth Alcd and warranted for NE - cente extracting without
pain by nev process YIELDING, Denust, lN eprng
street, two blocks wet % broadway
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AMERICAN FARM YARo-8AHS FINE,
OLD CnyRCH ANp 0RAvsYAsD MoONIl0Hr,
BEAUTIFUL AMIKIcaN FARN LANDscAFB,
TERRIFIC STORM SINKING gmY
NEW DROP CURTAIN, painted BY DelAmanc, repre-
sentin9 fac simle nf Leutse's great picture Of
WAsHINuTOE CROSSING 7 ar DEiAwARE.
BATTLE 0BOUHD OF TREsTUN, IN WINTER.
BklLLI Ant MILITARY TAbl.EAU,
Commemorative OF The patriotic devotion Of him xAo waA
FIRST IN WAR;
FIRST IN PEACE, AND
FIRST IN TIM EEAKrS or HIS COUNrRYHxNl
Doors open st 7; 10 commence al TX precisely.
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NTBLOD CAMDEN
AORDAY April g 1859,
TEkkeA BOLLa's Farewell BEN Ct snd LAsT appear
IN America abe Ny he Afrios On Wehne
which occasion she WIN be ass sted By the
1AvEL BROTHERS
Ths performances 70 commsaoe VIII he srsna bsist Of
LOUISE.
Teresa Rola and the Ballet Troupe
EvOLUTIOrS ON TuE TI0HT ROPE
May1ettA zautretta and The Con PAW
NEW GRAND POLKA.
composed expressly for thu occasion
THE 0OLpEH EGG.
Antot' tho. Cnavn
Doors open Of OF; % commence at TX octoek
f1ckes 30 Cents Upper boxes % Children - eeuts
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WALLACK's THEATRE
w Monday, April o.
The highly successful conio drama.
TdE LOVE KNOT,
and Colman's starting dy az
TIE POOH GENTLEMAN.
NEW 8CBHEkY, NEW DkssGEA
~'N 'A Full 81 aENSrH on THE COMPANY
WedI esdsy-BeneAt Of
hr A. II. DAVENPORT
DRAMA BY Dion houTcics ult, Esq, emit led
VICTOR AND HORrENSE,
will be produced during tho week. with APPROPRIATE
and costumes, and finely cast
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NE WNPAPERA.

L1oR sALE-THE TWO FIRST YEARS or THE NEW
Yort Dtily Times two years OF the Hers&d from bi 70
90 two yssrs q .he Tribune from % TO 81 two yesrs Of The
1urer from AS 10 go All ofwhich newly bound
sud wi be scd al reasonable price. Address O. b., Dor
lei Herald once.
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r AURA KEENEs NEW THEATRE
lIBRJIIlAkT sUOOh 70 Of the PATRIOTIC DRAMA
HOUSES CROWDED To kXCEa0,
ADMlk ALTON UNQU AIIFBD,
ENTHtsI AsM UNbOUWDED.
The brilliant and soulftrng pario,lc and tsc
dental musc composed By Mr. Thmss Baker1hs beaotruY
American Lewis and Hsgtborus-1he .
curtain by DesmAkoThe hiking ship The ras military
oeaux and hs acting or the company greeted
each occasion WIZ repeated bursts D. GENUINE AP-
FLAueE and MkRkIMnNT
MONDAY. APRIL Is, aAd until fortbcr rotsse,
The new American national drama, -four acs called
n I<-v n m Y y a = nv VI
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c,ient nns-1he kura, Mana the Ilvpace
ard the Ole Village Lane The Gypsy snd the sale Of
his child Rehearsal Olhello In the printers kchan-
CthelIo the upboardIago in the coal holeSsrog ee
tests.
II The players progrsss Starvation in e4yret-
Rsspg The v lin the Gale Of Ctassr's Fslmet oheos
rchief and Napoleon Boots ard the Moral
The show OF Living wsIwork-Rsising uie deaa-rAs
Act Ill The Cipsy 8 sehemee1he American Ar Mt and
rc~ Gag Pr. foT cf Richard II In COW ho1serwe
hhchsrc y In he helt-Desth of the OidAsior.
Act Nv The Manager in Dsusss-scbenes and mesns-
How VA D seJt-rbs eos us Cdmpany-rhe County Ao
tor turned Teeiots ler-Ei posure OF he Hypoc-!le
ctv.-1he acors In New Yort-S;arssAnd s,aes-Hew ~
wrts sgsdyS1rp rsng adventures ali round, and srgi
nal sptlogue by all oo1cerped
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THrAINCAL kOT1CH-CHts r. PARsT.OH ORA.
matte agent respectfully Informs Inc profession that
snd aer NE Is. o. May h. once he WIZ aal2 BE-
snce daily Sundays errcpted) IRON 10 A. NJ tos r ana
graceful fcr pes patronage respectfully soicie conus
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w GODS BUILDINGS
w II wooD. Proprietor,
&l and $50 broadway, near Prince street
PRODIGIOUS kUCCESS
GEO. CHhIsTY WOODS NINsTkELS

d uIGHiy IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
oV' THuRspAY HyfEEs1xa, APRIL 20
NEVER BEFORE ACTED
ANOTHER CoNTEMFoRAEEoUs CONCERT.
THk NUsARO BALL;
or, LOVE AT THE ACADEMY
TOGETHER With VERY sIN0uLAR AFFAIR
WHICH n NOT IEr NAMED
AND PROBABLY rEvrR WILL BIZ
srrERADDED TO THE USUAL AMOUNT or
UNLIMITED
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GEO. a. EBEEGGE6s,
Book Binder and Stationer,
No. o. .Narket-Sireet, Harrisburg, Pa.
STiTE CiPITiL BlNDEBY.

THE subscriber IS fully prepared to furnish Comfy
OHicers, Banks Ccal and Insurance Companies Mer-
chants, &c, with all kinds OF Blank Books, at pri-
ces as low they can be purchased any where, and
in style much more durable than city make
OLD COOKS, LAW BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &c,
bound TO any style or pattern.
Ail kinds OF Plain and Fancy Ruling neatly exc
cuted.
English, French and American Stationery furnish
ed to order.
Orders for Blank Books, Stationery, &c, sent by
mail, will be speedily filled and forwarded by ex-
press. Binding, etc, be sent me bv same
means stating the manner in which is to be done.
The patronage Of the citizens Of Bedford and vicin-
ity, is respectfully solicited. and | would beg leave
10 refer all who hay, work 10 Mai Samuel H. Tate
PIolbouotary. Give me d trial. Work received a
the Gazsns Office. GEO. A. BROOKS.
Harrisburg, April ., IS5S-2Gi.
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Bedford Hotel,
And General Stage Office

The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
Lounce to his old friends and the public gener-
ally, that be has leased the Bedford Hotel. at
present in the occupancy Of Col. Adam Barn
hart, and will take possession on the 1st dav OF
April next. 1t is not his design to make many
professions as 10 what he will do, but he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts viii be
employed to render comfortable all who give
him call. The House will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting The
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
Iy, are respectfully invited to give him call
and Judge for themselves
GZBoarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms.
Ample and comfortable stabling is at
tached to this Hotel, which will always be at
tended BY careful hostler. Also, a safe and
convenient carriage house.
% I'll the ST.9GES stop at this Hotel.
JOHN HAFER.
March 16, 1855.
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FOUNDRY And NiCEIIE SHOP !

THE subscribers having formed partnership un.
der the style of eDock * Ashcom for the purnose
of conducting general
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
business in the establishment recently erected by
Gilliard Dock, in Hopewe, Bedford county, are now
prepared 10 execute orders for CASTINGS AND
MACHiNERY of every description They will
bnild 10 order steam-engines, coal ana drift-cars
horse powers, and threshing machnes-also, cast
ing Of every kind for furnaces orges saw grist and
rolling mills, Ponghs, water-pipe, columns, house
fronts, brackets. &c, &c.
They are also, now making fine assortment Of
STOVES of various kinds of the latest patterns and
most approved styles, including several sizes of
COOK STOVES OF the best make, heating stoves
for churches, Offices, bar-rooms, &c.
full assortment Of Stoves will be Ike pt constant
ly on hand, and sold at wholesale aud retail AT pri-
ees to suit the times, and quality warranted equal
70 the best eastern make Machinery of all kinds
repaired promptly. Patterns made 10 order
GlLLtARD DOCK.
October 30, 1857. c. W. ASHCOM.
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sworn according to law, do depose and say that
Inthe spring OF 1886, victim TO that worst of
diseases-dyspepsia, and that in its worst form. My
appstite was completely gone and when, in order to
preserve life, / would force myself to swallow
mOuthful Of food, the stomach would immediat-l ly
loath H. and cast il forth with the spttle. had
also been suffering with the ague; each attack lasting
about nine months out OF the Twelve, that with
the ague and dyspepsia was reduced as ! thought
beyond recovery; thought must die, my physician
could 10 no good. Such was my condition, "a hen
Mr.. Lindsey supplied me with bottle of his iU-
proved blood dseaTcheT, assuring me il would work
cure. commenced its use but with little confidence,
bat, ~ one weeks time-so great was its restoId-
tive powers-f found my appetite TO return, my,
stomach received tone, that could eat
anything without the slightest Inconvenience, and
before ITS healing touch the ague fed as from
charm; nof have been troubled with ague dys
pepsia since. | enjoy better state of health than
had done for fifteen years before; am strong aud
hearty, and feel confident hat under the ble sing
Of God, owe all TO the invaluable improved Blood
Searcher l believe IL not TO be only sure remedy
for ague but intallible grercntirc, and. as s1ch
would recommen il 10 all whose bu siuess hatIis
resdenc es, expose them 10 this dreadful pest OF hu
manity. Dyspepsia cannot stay where the Improv
ed Bloc d-Searcher is properly used. feel it my du
ty to point all who suffer, to this ali-heans medi
cine. (sIgned.) JOHN MORAN
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day OF March, A.
D. 1857, before ne JonN Cox.,.P p
FOR SALE by DR.. T. c. Reamer Bedford. B
Emrick K Bro, 81. ClairsvlIe; F Horn 4 Brother
Schellsburg n Fyau, West End; Beigle & Evans
Rainsburg; John Bouser, Bowser's Milj Murray and
Bro, Bloody Run; Jacob Beard, Barndollar's Mill.
NJ koontz, Willow Grove; Piper and Scott Pations-
Vile; John Dasher, Hopewell; Samuel Oster Mobiles
po. Jno. Wisegarver Woodbcrry; David Beigle. Wa
ter-street Geo. ID. kaufman, Flitchville mo 9O,57
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HHHElEN EEg ".

Mrs. Sophia D. Gibson would respectfully
announce that she has purchased the stock of
Mrs b. Goodzeit and is prepared TO furnish any
article in the Millinery line oflhe best materials
and most approved styles. She has just return
ed from the East with complete assortment Of
bonnets and trimmings, and having secured the
assistance of Mrs Goodzeit for the present, fully
sure OF giving satisfaction to all who may desire
articles in her line.
April 80, 1853.
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Dir. UiLTON'S
a NJ ERTCAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

O'E~ FN'FI-FNI~FN VIC OF<EOOS
One small box of Pills cures nincty-nIHe cases out
OF a hundred. No Balsam. no Mercury, no odor on
the breath, no fear OF detection Two small pills
dose tasteless and harmless water. Full digec-
tons are given, that the patient can cure himself
as certain as with the advice OF the most experience
ed surgeon, and much better than with the udvice
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART OF THE
COUNTRY by enclosing one dollar TO DR.. u. g.
Waigen No. l54 North Seventh St. below Race,
Philadelphia. 4 literal discount tie nads. None
genuine without the Sryitfen signature OF d. G.. Wal
ton Proprietor.
Dr.. W's treatment for Self-abuse, Weakness, &c.
is entirely different from the usual course DR.. W.
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The treatment Is certain p cure as the
sun Is to rise. Enclose stamp, and address d.. W.
as above giving tpll history OF your case, and YOU
will bless the DAY you made the effort to secure what
is certan-A RADICAL CURE.
Feb. 3, 5S-I yr
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MARYLAND STfTE LOTTERIES.
R. FRANCE & CO, MANAGERS.
eaEsEfers Notice.


Persons living a; distance should be extremely
cautious Of nom they order Lottery Tickets OF Ger
tlfcates Of packages OF Tickets. The country IS
flooded with bogus and swirdIng Lotteries. Every
induceeHt IS held out 10 get persons to invest mon
ey in them. Capital Prizes OF from $50 600 to SfO-
eco head their scbeaes with tickets at One Dollar.
SIo0, 900 Capital Prizes are offered. tickets s.. All
such, every Instance, frauds; IL money is sent
Tor tickets, il is much thrown away without the
shadow Of chance Of getting prize. Beware of
e Lotteries where the Capital Prize is unusually
large IN comparison 10 the price of tickets. In eve
ry instance where large prizes are offered for a small
cost of tickets, put 1t down a certain fraud.
The Kentucky state Lottery fer tie benefit of the
Shelby College, under our management, Is the on ~
LOTTERY ghe United States hich is legally decided
by the Maryland drawings; al, other Lotteries which
purport to be decided by the Maryland Drawings are
frauds.
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then
Won sure Of being right. Ard in ordering the
Maryland Lotteries, you are sure of honest and fair
drawings.
One thing look 70, and that Is, If YOU order
from any licensed veuder in Baltimore, do not re-
ceiVe any but Managers tickets aud Managers
Printed Certificates Of Packages. The Managers
Certificates have the number printed and have the
Autographed signature Of x. France & Co.
No one hasa right 10 send his individual certih-
Gates, aud if he does il, be there IS fraud at
the bottom oGst.
r. FRANCE & Co.
Managers Of Maryland State Lotteries.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28
NOTICE TO EARMERSI

THE subscriber having taken charge Of the Mills
and Warehouse al HoPewel, makes the following
proposition 10 farmers and produce dealers 10 wit:
All grain placed IN the mills, intended for the
Hopeweli or Broadtop markets 10 be forwarded 10
any of the Eastern cities, will be conveyed from The
mills to the warehouse, ard loaded in the cars free
nj charge. The mills have been thoroug hi Y repaired
and are capable OF doing good work any mill
IN the county.
The largest market price paid for all kinds Of
produce. JOHN +. LOWRY.
Hopewell, May 7, 1883.