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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-23

EARLY FATTENINe OF ANMALs.-The
philosophy Of increase of fat in animals is,
that the digested food not needed to supply
waste il the system, is laid up in the form Of
fat around the muscles, ready to be absorbed
again into the circulation if needed. Waste
is induced BY exercise, or use of the muscles,
and also By combustion in the lungs, of the
digested food, to supply animal heat. Hence
the same amount of food given in warm wealth
er will, if digested, afford greater surplus of
fat than when fed in cold weather. Hogs or
other animals intended for fattening should be
shut up this month Many advocate making
The size Of the fattening pen 30 small that the
animal Will have but just room to stand or lie.
While confinement fayors rest and disposition
10 fattcn, too clcse quarters are not healthful
for the animal, which needs moderate exercise
TO promote digestion. The quality Of the
flesh produced must be somewhat impaired by
any confinement that interferes with the health.
The appetite nay be kept up BY change Of food,
frequent supply Of green vegetables, such as
corn, cabbage leaves, pea~vines, and the refuse
ct the garden Cooked food digests much
more easily than raw, and is in condition to
yield more nourshuent, and is also better re-
hshcd by most kinds of stock. Cleanliness in
the fattening pens should not.be overlooked
Although pigs PrcVerbially are filthy, they are
not really SO they do not delight in the eflu-
via Of their own dropPings, as any one can see
by noticing that they generally appropriate one
portion of the pen to ilth. An occasional
washing and scrubbing wiki soap suds will
conduce much to their thrift all animals keep
in condition more easily when the skin is kept
clean and heaLthy.-I5.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-23
BEDFORD FOUNDRY.

THE subscribers having purchased the Rede..,
IL Foundry of hessrs Washabaug & Pr
would most respect fully announce to tba tbNnoa ':l
sens Of Bedford and adjoiaing counties thar .. eI-
are prepared 10 make and furnish all Ei,5s su'y
CASTINGS for u
GRiST ND SAWMILLS,
ThrashiRg Machines, Ploughs, Apple mills r.,
ing ten pate and coal stoves, sled and Seie oooz
wash kettles, Of different Sizes wagon loxes ~
sizes, farmers bells, "a superior artcle9 - ~ Ai
doors, and every thing usually made in con,.s sssa
Foundry.
p a c. I'd E GE -
Woodeock, Seyley and Ii HILLSIDE PT0TT1.,1a .
Also, q new PLUG PLOUGH, to which '0SnS, ~ ny;
the especial attention of our FARMERS "s cal
article TO the old Plug Plough, with two t;nSs
points, shares and iandsdes To suit an nlnnal q
general use iu this county. Turning and ,t;.s 70
iron patterns made 20 ORDER and all Lind 'ls nS o.
pairing done at the shortest notice 9nJ = y It.
prices Ali our own work made OF the vorS - Os
material, and warranted to give Satisfaction Vss'
Farmers and others would Dc well n -caIl.rs
afAne ou work before purchasing el<euyb@-a eA'
are determined to meet the fnlnercopcias 80 a q
times, wo viii SELL LoB Foa CASH. oR co,,.L els
PRODUCE. Zig and bar iron, horses ana l,,ala1
taken in exchange Tor work.
March I, ls59.-fy SHIRES & JORDsy
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PERMANENT OFFICE.
Complying NTH he Urgent request Of hundreds
Of tdei3 patieats,
DrS. G. Nd. fitch and j. w. Sykes
HAVE CONCLUDED 40 REMAIN
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
Aud nay be consulted at their ofise,
AND nlhy be consulted ab LHeiP ofilce,
HO.I9U PEN II STREET'

u ! 30 Il = N ~ - r 4
Opposite 81 Cinir Hotet PITTSBURGH
A Nd may be consulted daily, (exeepf Sundays,)
IN fol CONSUMPTION, AsrHMA, BRONCHITIS, and aIl
other CnRosIC COMPLAINTS complicated with or
causing pulmonary disease, including Catarrll,
Heart Disease Affection Of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Gastritis, Female Complaints, etc.
Drs. FITcH 4 SYKES would state that their treat
ment Of consumptions based upon the fact that
the disease exists in the blood and system st large,
both before and during its development in the
lungs, aud they therefore employ Mechanical, Hy-
gienic and Medicinal remedies to purify the blood
and strengthen tie system. With these they use
MEDICAL INHABATI0NS, Which tlqy value
highly, but only PalatiYes, (haying 10 curative
effect when used alone) and nYalids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time Of
durability upon any treatment based upon the
plausible but false idea That the "seat OF disease
can be reached il direct aarner by limitation. y
For as before stated, the seit ef the disease is in
the blood and iEselacts only in the augs.
g7-No charge for constellation.
i!st Of questions Willie seat 10 those wishing
10 consult us by letter
March l9, IS59-Iy
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OLIVER G. CLARK, sAMUEL III. HALLER
@. G. CLARK, & CO.,
FLOUR, FBBD, GRGIBY.
Produce Store.
(Centre Street, aert door 10 Latiheraa ChaYek,
CUMBERLAND, Md.

A well selected stock is now open, and offered to
N families and country Dealers consisting Of Fam
lily, Extra and Slperfine Flour, Corn Meal, Corn
and Rye Chop, Shorts, Ship-stuff, and Bran, New
Orleans, Porto Rica, Muscayado and refined Sugars,
Golden and s. II. Syrups, Molasses, Imperial,
Young Hyson, and Black Tea, Java and Rio Coffee
of the best quality. 81 kinds of Spices, Pickles
in barrels ard jars, Candles, Soap, Mackerel, and
Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda, EdinbETg, and Gin
ger Crackers, Peaches, Strawberries, Pine apples
and Green corn, put up in can, expressly for fam
lily use. A choice lot of LIQUORS, consisting of
Wines, Brandies, Rum and Whiskey, selected with
care. Tobacco and Segars of various brands, with
a variety of other articles usually found in Stores.
Additions to the stock viii be frequently made,
so as to keep up general assortment; all dealers
are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. An
kinds of grain and country produce bought for cash.
or in exchange for goods.
April s, lS59.-ly.
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DRUGS AND BOOKS.
DR.. e. c. REAMER 8. s. j. WAY,

DR.. E. Q. REAMER &: s. J. WAY,
HAVING formed partnership, in the
SSzg2 DR UG and BOOK BUSINESS, will CON
s stantly keep on hand, at the le3rz9Fks7
old stand, u large and wei LAsssgfzxg
S&ssz-1 selected stock of choiceS SlSzs-asEEssszzy
Drugs and Medicines, wholesale and retail all of
which will be sold Oh fair terms. The assortment
consists in part Of
Drugs and Chemicals Dge floods and ,Sct9s, Paints
and oils, WINDOW Class and Gless Ware To5ac
co ard Segars, Par7fmerg, Fancy y3I4tctes &C.. Sc.
PATENT MEDICINES EEs.-Haying the regular agency
for the sale Of many OF these medicines The pub
lie are assured that they arc Of tho best; such as
have stood the test Of time and exp erience and
can be safely recommended as genuine. viz .
Townscnd's and Sands Sarsaparlla, Wistar's
Mcfat's Life pills and Phoenix Bitters, Dr.
Jayne's Family Medicines, Fahnstock>s, Hoben-
sacks and other Nermifuge Hollands German
Biiters, &c. &c.
Constantly Oh hand 3 large stock Of historical
geographical, scientific religious. poetieal school
and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety of FANCY STATIONE-
RY, Cap, Post and Wrapping Paper, Of every
quality, Paper Hangings in great variety. Win
dow Blinds, in patterns or by the piece. Wall
Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLANK BOOKS Of every size end qualify
Pocket Books and Port MennQies, Diaries Blank
Combs, Brushes, Periumery in great variety
Soaps, &C., &c.
Lamps, and Camphine Oil and Burning Fluid,
kept constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; Woifs'
Scheidam Schnapps, Gin, Port, Sherry and Ma
deira Wines.
Jan %, 1853.
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a. M ION HOTET,
FE0Tffnusl

ME subscriber respectfully announces 10 4.
9 public that he has opened Hotel, under ths
above name, in the old and well known Globe
building, on West Pitt Street, formerly owned and
occupied by Mr.. John Young, where he will b5
happy to see ali his friends, and the travelling pnb.
lie generally. Persons attending Court are re.
specttuily invited 10 give him call. He pledges
himself that BE will do all in his power 10 .ends,
all his guests comfortable.
His Table viii be supplied with the choicest De.
lieacies the market Will afford.
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comfort
able bedding.
The Bar viii be supplied with choice liquors
he Stable VIII De attended by careful and at.
teutive hoStler.
B5- Boarders win be taken by the day, week.
month and year.
Bedford, April 80, 1858.
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New JeEeIr,
GENTLEMEN

E9URE WHITE LEAD, Flaxseed oil and Spirits
1 Turpentine at DIR. Harry's Drug and Book
Store.
August 6, 1853
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TO HlINnEGRPERG

DR.. HARRY at Che Cheap Drug and Book
Store, has just received, large assortment OF
the best davoring extracts, together with Bak
ing Soda, Cream of Tartar, Saleratus, &C., of
the very best quality, al of which he wiz sell
theow est prices.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-23

WHEAT SowINa-REdEDY FOR THE MIDeE.
Daniel Sieck, Lycoming Co., Pa. writes
The only remedy know Of for the midge, is
that Of sowing early, in soil supplied With
such constituents, as shall push it forward and
cause the crop to mature early. Wheat sowed
at the proper time on new land, always natures
before tie midge can cause it aly materiaI
Injury. The proper time to sew whea: here
--Lycoming Co., Pa, Lat. All deg.-is from
the first to about the middle of Septeinbor-
Il sown earlier than the FIRST, it will not mature
any sooner than if sewn later than the tenth,
from the fact that the tcp becomes too large in
the Fall, the main stalk rerishes during the
Winter, and new shoots must start from the
roots in the Spring. have harvested wheat
from seed sown on the 7th of September, one
week earlier than that sown on tie 2Sth Of
August; both beng the same variety, and sown
on the saiue kind of soil.
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HIDICIxIA.
MpORTANT NOTICE.

u t IMPORTANT NOTICE. : e.-.-
II UBLIC Attention il called 10 the following Ger
n6es.ss II cures made hI ny ASIATIC GHQlsE7
RA CURE and RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
These medicines have been extensively used with
in the last seven years. and have been Thoroughly
tested before being presented 70 the pubic; A num-
be-, Of other certificates can b shown II persons
wAsHSsrox, July IS, fs5e.
J.K. PLANT. Esq.-,Dea, s., - purchased, some
having bsen recomme nded to No by friend ~ 8
sure cure for Rheumstispf used one bottle, "ni
has nov been twelve months since used IT,
ssssr Store, OPP. Nat Intel Once.
My son yas suffering at the same time from &C.
we're attack of DiarrhRa and ves entirely restored
BY the use of one bottle Of your Cholera fixture.
think it il the best and quick est cure have eyer
used for said complaint y. Il. ERWIN.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
JAMES X. PLANT, No. $50 D street, between
Sold also at Cochran's Segsr Store, It'll 8. oppo-
site National intelhg encer Ohoe Pouius 4 ny son,
393 7th st.. between III and | Martins Franklin
Hotel, corner sth and d sts.; n. w. Hilburn, No.
S11, 9th Ut. east, opposite Garrison Gate, Navy
Yard. -l..-, :. iy ~ Ia. 4
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M AaNErft'SSsR WIDER $

Gdydsn Insects, CoercoeheS, Bed bHss, Fteas, Anis
The Of Of fssSs sros hs kind
!pestimable: In warm Eesther al nature teams with
Gle ever discovered which win sxterTinate them A
OF Paris while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
tss, al certain kind
Quantities Of the Plant were brought home by MI.
z. Lyon. and found . positive insect destroyer in
icsy Prepared to resist the eject ofssesnd oIimsse
Medsls ard Letter. Patent have been obtained from
RS.ss omhe VOID Fair and Numerous. m aao
iosl and horticultural colleges and sooisties.
LssssrJ'en" the President efths U.is.d Stases;
bs he Rsy. s as 81 &.
.Sd dI Ss ~.T.
hi FTtL MORT Sh.rm.n
The above was accompanied BY certificate Of
f''n'' Ai II Is FREE FROM POISON.
"Mr ga foWTE Rsse and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
but certain death when inhaled BY bugs, ants. and
"t {ANEs II feHRIkkn lS. M. D.. cH1n''.
"PR9I. CHEMISTRY, NY. HosrIrAL."
York Hospital say. he has peiled a. II the bugs
ants. reaches, moths. 90, with Ly ons Powder, and
rect interest in an article Of this kind Reference
Politan Hotels to Judge MEIss, President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
the Five Points Mission, Do, &c. Judge MnIss
says, This discovery of Prof Lyon is of national
oughly 1t will destroy locusts, grasshoppers ants
moths, hugs, and all vermin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES 4 PARK, of New York. to have II sold
are advertised. Be cautious!
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL-H Harper, NY; C
Campbell, do; Johnson, do; Miss j Johnson.
Miss Nj johnson, do; VI g Phillips ard lady Pa: l.
II Newhouse, do; % Ho;combe, Ala; NJ : Hol
combe, do; Nj Turner, do I'd y Myers and family.
La; Smiley, Gal; A Zsbo, do; M A D.ran 40,
gotta; Jones, Iowa; w Evans, NY; l. XII
burn and lsdy, Mass, ID Pomroy and lady do: II A
. statsndS So SY whisbs saS2dI7Is VIZ Ms;
Henderson and lady. La; Mrs PIsntics. do; Miss
Prentlee. DO; w Ball, do; w Flournoy, do; WIN
s sSPsp No; RNWSsfHIi.1 So pC &c Kline Lei
Sh-5msp,37; NJ, and Mrs Piokett and family, DC;
w Halliday do. w.
NATIONAL 20 rEL.-G w Tubnsn, Md: r
WHITE, doi Harris, do; T. L Clageit do: = I
Elc., do; w hseer, do; w Griffith, %: "
Brinkle,, do; II T Bnnklsy. do; NJ 4 Pinnm@sr' de-,
Osborne- do; L w Sanders and son. Va: q I
Glbbnns, Pa; DR. Semmes, DC; Mrs Hail and f.mj,
". Nd; w Brit. Va; Hicks and adv pa: = NJ
Hal, Nd; g w Fagg and lady, Fla; G. Hicks -.
J Eastin, Miss; d. f Gault, Ala; F. Aivo,d'
ind; w Thomas, sc; II Meash@r, NY: " r
Meoarraham, do; 8 Myer, Mass; Doctor Pepper.
BROWNS HOTEL.-A A Up.s,. O; Mi,,G,,.
90; b fbomPsnn, Ga; c Mol aura Mir: " 4
Bea,I and lady, Nd; Miss Beall, do; Stocxdsle.
60; TX Wilson do; NJ 9 smith, DO; HoWsId'
t9iuers Tenn; " HaIdIn, do; : Henderson, Nd;
Nd; Bowin, Mo; ID Read, Wis; nj Philic and
,klRkWOOD HOUSE.-G Thomas, Pa: 4 n
MOT utamsl, IL; A nj Watson, Pa; w Tenn Ole, :,
La; n w, lion DC; Hon w 3 Ashs. NC: r. Rob,
do; Bird, Pa " AA ~
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nk JOAkE1ON.
u BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has lsssvsssl he Csria SPEEDY and osiy Efsstss
Remedy In the Hsrld fer ali
DTSFI III

SALriMokk66ok HOSPITAL,
Las a:. .:; Z &. Y; :4 o'
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.
LET NO EALsR pKLIcAcY PRKvKNf.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
IA cuRE WARRANTED Or NO CHARGE LII Ywe
and Bladder, Io,oun',5y Discharges. lmPOt.nsy, Gsn.r
t..ion ds.s PaIp.toS q IL. Heart Tmid,,
% Lr.s me Or
hos. T.uSl; D,.o.d.r. .5,.lng from solitary H.S. 81
der Marriage HF'''SS:o ;1s S';TSy 10th B'dy ana Mind
Especially VIE have sseems III. yie,in. Of s,.r, Via.
hst drs.dful and d,sse.s h, bit which annually sws.ps .
=. .,.%.y ..,; sou..nd. q Yosns M.s Of Is. mo'i
cd listening ssnss With the thsnds 81 sOqxsaes
dsnss.
h.e., being .v.r. Of Phy.eal vs.so.ss, .rg.as d:sli,
dsfornltiss, Aer speedily cured.
sssy coned. hi. honor gsntsm.p and esosdssy rely
'P'' o S' :I Il. soUTn FREDERICK srRErr
The e.rnsr Fail oct Z. .Sssr's ,sd ssnssr letter.
: " ' No ''' DR. JcaasroH.
hsnssr the hsysi College Of ksadso, gI.dsas
from Of the Cole he United s.tss
and the gss:r part Of whose life has been spent
..%. .. G . rass, .Gd Ia,
Known; many to.blsd With ringing In the head and
...ad.. s..ssn... viii .Qp.nt Sis:Aas. .u:ad.s con.
u'N'' WIN fAkE fRRri i6 AN se esFse Es"~'d''
Yong hsn and s,hsrs injured ,hsmssIvss ~
ss,..in :ee, indsls.d When .lon.. habit fr.s..s;
.siss a., Sas tt ss :: :ss0. ' .s.s.
readers marriage mPcssts and dssrsys both MAD an1
s:dy. .h.,ld ,pPly imms distsiy.
as. Pun. IL d. Head Dumas. o. Sigh, Io.. sf
Fever PaPts.sn sfths Heart DyspsPsy ksrvous rrit, bill
symptoms Of Consumptisa, Ae-
- dradsd-Loss Of Memory ConuoD Of Ids, Dsprsssiss
sfspirits Evil Ferbsdngs ,1vsrsiol ofsoeisy
Lev. s,litsd. Fird;ty, sse, q s,s Pre-
NERVOUS pEBILITY.-fssssaads can ssv ,uds, VIII,
10 the esass Of thsH dsslinag hssh losing hsf rgor
DISEASES OF fmFaGPHTScS !. ''n''0p''n
as has the seeds Of tina painful diseases tee
happens that tinsd ofshsms dread
IRON can s a:: i n. . q;
hands Of ignorant and dssFning prssnds vho incapable
:: ss s Il. '
ainsd and despair leave him With health 20 ,s,
ever his Calling d.sprointmsn BY the deadly
terrible disease ueh Assetons Of the Heart Throat Ness
Skin, Ae sssns With rghsl rspdy, Till pu,s
discovered country whose bourne no r.;urns
Oh. JOnNsOHg REmEDY FOR OCEANIC wEAKMEss
AND fMP0TENCY.
are speedily cared and full vesr rss,sesd
and dseiatsd, vhs had Lest hops, hsvs
imp.dimsnts Marriage PHYSICAL Mental Di.es.l
eestions, Loss Of Proerssvs Pevsrs Nsrvoss
Trembling and Wsaknsss Exhsssse 81 the sst fssss
ENCOURAGEMENT OF TIE PRKss.
fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured a. this Insttsusa vItAi,
reporters o. paper. and many ether psrson. ne,ie.s
sid.. his standing as S.n.msn 81 character se..:
s'hty ssmeisnt sssrsntss 10 the s0ictsd. a asiv
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" Ell Of T THE Y N E Il + i r CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIyE

Says the g.. Louis (Mo) Democrat: Below ". publish
which speaks gowngy Of the superior merits Of his Hair
Tonic Such evidence mus, have effect, when eomne
from reliable source are ruarante 60 of ruS
the Doctor assds no sneotnum useless pudsry the
prsss
BATH, MAINE, Jan. q, 1885,
PROFESSOR o. WOOD 4 Co-Gentlemen; Hay,nS NV
,sHton called few months III. hshly b.n.he.
cation oft upon hair which had become quite
probably ns,third white whsisrs Of ehsrae
Hair Restorative. and used it found IT wa. proving
procured another bottle. of which have used some lean
nov certify to tbs world that the gray white hair Ia.
resumed color believe more soft and CLOS.
than has bssn beor. for ~. years am now
s oa az .. ssod vile the s' Of h~o has n'd
Tn. .bG,. notes deem due you for r.u.sI.
directions 0il have occasion my stat.
last tf.sn years n.ary every one her. aud
sfonIns towns Any use you make Of the above,
my name suaeh.d.r at service, wish prsssry.
lam, truly, ysur., A. c. RAYMOND
woons Hal, . R.LIIS :nIS Jan. %. 1853.
PROFESSOR WooD-Desr Sir H,ving had The m,.fOrun.
to lose the best portion Of hair, from the effects ys
hing needed My hair thick and glossy, no word.
such you FN Si.hs = So ~ ias;''
Tt. undersigned Rev. Brggs minister in r.su,r
Ma .Is the 15s.dGa GauIea n At
beloved. WIN DYER
BRooKFIELD, January ~, lS5s.
PRoFEssoR WooD-DeaT SIR Having made trial Of your
Hair Resoratyer gives pleasure ssy its
has been excellent M removing dsndruf and
constant tendency itching with which troubles
trcm Childhood and has also restored hair which
becoming gray, it, original color no oths
aruels with anything like the same pleasure profit
You're, tr1y, J. T. BRAGG.
The Restorativ. put up Bottles Of sizes Wis srg.
medium and srna small holds half pin aud
dollar per bottle the medium holds least PEI
cent nor. in proportion than the ,mL ret for dol
lars bottle the large holds quart, forty per
proportion, and ret tIs for three dolsr. a bot'ls.
q. WOOD CO. PrOprstors, 3l2 Broadway, New York
I'm the great N Y. Wire Raining Essb.hment1 and M
.r.. st. Louis No. and sold BY all good Druggis
aud Fancy Goods Dealen. 1uns Ie-eo5n
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"Verona. July II, 1857

ID On the 27th of July, Mr.. Morris Meeker.
while moving on his farm In Livingston, n. j.,
snake, three feet and half long and two inches
IN diameter. IL had teeth ! Of an inch long.
very sharp and white and thrust out its fangs az.
ter the head was off. In color it was dark choco-
late, and had bright eyes. This species Of snake
IL said to be AZ venomous q rattle snake
IL Thos. r. James, of Washington county,
Va, was drowned in Blount county, Tenn, on
the gath inst
INV. 3. Jones, a prominent citizen of w ar
wick county, Va, died very suddenly on tuesday
morning.
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PEACE PROCLAMATION OF THE AUSTRIAN EN-
PERoR.-The following is the exact text of the
Emperor Of Austria's order of the day announcing
the peace:
depending on my rights on the enthusiasm
OF my subjects, on the courage Of my army and
on the natural allies Of Austria waged war, i'm
order TO maintain inviolate the existing treaties
My subjects found willing to make any and
every sacrifice: SanguiDary conflicts have proved
10 the world the fearlessness and heroism of nv
gallant army, which, although II Is inferior in
number TO the enemy, and has lost thousands OF
officers and private soldiers is full of strength and
courage. and ioyfuly looks forward to the renewal
OF the struggle Being without allies, Weld to
the unfavorable political relations it being INV
nrst duty to avoid shedding to no purpose the
blood OF my soldiers, and demanding useless sac
rinoes on the part OF my people. i conclude peace
on the basis OF the line Of the Mincio
From my Utmost heart ] thank nv armv
which has again proved to me how completely
can depend on II In future wars
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
"Verona. July II, 1857
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TEE fbfat . ). ). f5EsRSs MEDICINES.

TAaseremsaisl are The resplt u thirty 1--WE ysar.
enl Eeliehls PREPARATION 70 cure De vsrioss ILL
nbtih zen y !. R ss,s tS COUGH SYRUP oKEx.
PECTORANT,W will radically csrs Coaehs, Ooids
Hosrseness, Brouohitis, and ell Lang dtseasea
HK. 9, s R6sEs ALTERNArIyE sYRuP,
diseases arising from an impure state ofths blood
rI 81 e. RosE,s pyspnpr,c COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspspsia and Liver Com
pislnt Price 80 cents.
cure a but il alone has stood the test OF IS ears
curing Rheumstism, Tooth and Far Aches, CAoic,
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels, Sprains, bruises
Pains In the Limbs, yoints, Back, and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price, Il, Is, and q
cents bottle. -
,nyou wish 70 got cured Of any Of the above com
plants, get DR.. ]. 8. ROSES GENUINE MEDT-
CINES, which you will know when genuine By
having his written signature ON the cork Of cal
bottle SOLD By drgggists generally.
70 be the best in the World. IN -9l-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-03
VYplCII3.
n VALUABLE NEDlCiNE-Ws have here.
3. !. i sf &Rse IT. f's c {. re man, CUE.

use II fN mkf " ESETRBLR pEcocrIoN, /,
in diseases of the blood, skin, dyspepsy, Ac- nna
confidence in il ~ remedial agent has been a{eauy
increased By ssveral very remarkable cures OF lons
that have recently come under our o.servstion-ln
oAses, too where ait other remedies and the most
dreds of most respectable eitxens have been re-
heved By II: admirable curative sna.lties and We
coming greater. lts operation IL mild and pleasant
and u is all that i claims to BE- 10 for sale q the
Ra.timors, and at the principal DRUG Stores.
The beat reference cap be given In or out OF the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork.
Hhofssais ATenf-R. 8. t. CrssKL, Druggist,
Georgetovn, D. O., has been appointed Wholesele
Agent for the District, and viii supply the trade -
my prloes. s...- .... lie 20 II