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ltlc0ital.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN


soZ WOMEN -
TLr srf proofs OF, tr- pablo q toe nn-u-
superiority &C he Grar berg ueauelt b. a. cas q d'-ss
Ia, csrsec rE1y physician, % sd ih- tr. l-
ruilel tougpa'7 nov convinced o. Ai' usste P1oo-'
sftcr. - fl.iovs:
Nor form a Homeopathy, however large rs
Don ec Manual OF pe-e - s.o'tmsut q On ar-s AZ;
pile b ever anything GoIe thai a. amusing PSnr IL as
tstd, q The P~op.-"
The ,up-r-, of:h. G-isrbsr. .resteu. bsirg 'h1,
t,d bs csdrg prsc Il other .ct thoe VINO $40
ST. &C vel . ~ wac1; celay riG AoT GisIprg'rt th'
Ao9e..
Al cf ne Graesube, Family Meiira., 81. prepared by
which tie, eurd Thy c0us, ~ medicines
.rcm which ~ be ss.rctsd sd.pted u ;-r
&, Fos sALE rHt oFFicr % Tss Ga,EflsgEKG Con-
PAsY, NJ. s. PaEE ROW. >TW-iCEg
The Grasfenb,yq C7-pdHys
MARSHALLS UrFRINE C4rnOLICOS
certain oil Je-Iic monthly ,rreyui1re.
isn0rt ric,fGf'0r isfIzrar. uAi's taae ard tier cl
de'0nye1eh 81 as vie' org1sf Gs SCI at ts eorsnta0n
trouJLf drtfing from them.
Prer s. 1er bottle fts bottle, for s. car Be ,y.,
Ieatby EsIraf
AEIICi F. WHOLLY UsACrHOEiZLD. NrARtY RrsrsBLfss
ISIS n NANt AID LasEL HAS sLts PIT CALCULATION.
AiGrtss -trrs and oicer,r
JOSHUA r BRIDGE n D.
Secrsf-L ard Consui,1 Ph,Ftt1H G'rsfentvc Ccrydry
y. ~ PARK-ROW. NETWORK.
sbult sdcru1s Dr.. BRIDGE
ccrc-r-irs ,h-ir t-slh with perfect coat ir-re
fH reti.ines 0rceref ard e-t>Ht>f 0Tf7fa
ys..s-,d efc. coafztr dsAr . erfufr r5
PIssONsL IONsNLrArONs ny DC I'D Ct. D. b'tfGs ~
ne eonsulfrg Of tie iusnur,a. N 3: PARA-ROW
OFFICE HorEs. ~ AsD , 70 l.
Dlp-,e-, Dizrraea CL1erI. ana az re borel eo-paias
v,lt irrc-i1eg q TIE GsAEfIsEEgc DrsENrsRy SYsrg
Pri-ss ce-bTv bo'n@
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feadl Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of 40 order Of the Surrogate
q IT, County q NruYors notice hereby Pr
having claims against THOMAS c. OAhLEI late % lie
Cry CO N~-i'rk. merchant c-.s-c prrtt t--
80 ynrch~r- Thereof, the sLbscrb-r, Office " ull
bERT OAkLEf ". 10 West tie - 81 N-s f0f.,
t-tr- III III day q SePtelbeE --XD4tsd Nrg *.
IL I,- day Il Msrch, ls5s RACHEL OAKLEY.
nahi lsW6uFs Admi-i.-ratrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JEhSEf-
~ Conn-c:ins a; Ne~ Hampton ste ne pessA-, L.er,
saans sae WessF1 Railroad. aas .; kAs''H VIE DC Lean
Valley Rz.roa1.
g. MAER ARRANGEMENT, oornr--ncins MAY %, lsrs-
Leave York ia.raeds.e plces from Pies
No No--h River AZ :. n. IL - n, sac II TOT
sorre-Vt--e ~ above trans ard 8. (: - ? a
The 1 t-nfrs % ire S@S
Jersry Railroad which leave Srfork frorn TIE lot Of CoC,
AIe:s.-, 8: : ~ q snc - II. Al sae p r.
Pass~rg.s fr The Drzsxk-- LsckswS.la aHd "ersr- hI
rad vii lave {. = o-ly For Ieh-h valley RAi-osi .:
4 A. IL IA JOIN y. EARNS, s1PsEI-.e.ae..
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NOTHING To WHARF.-THE Ner-Iqreg Rsg.0cr
s6ys hat D. train on the Dstoury Railroad wes
passing through deep cut On TUESDAY at tie cow
csiJteG cane IN contact With fashion 1bl ydressed
woman The result was such N -ht have beeu ex-
pectec. Hoops and 50 forth were CARED away in a
tgilklrg
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NoriCE.-iu t.trre tie s'ranerc OF thu Llne
~ a. cal .. CORR Irt..ra In IE-f' sd ps-sccseo
10: tHhhfSSS@s f euBt gu ,isT ~ az i.
ikELaSo :; ssgI,6 5slf
syiP coNPASYs sP-9ec ci,s-s-lf -rr $3.50 r-.a1ri7'
A. 1ts-s-S e .sE a. 'al-os'
CITY or sALTiMO,E, :....... sDaY Jnyn
CRY OF WAshlreTOS.....-s- , ~ kDAf lay =
4. .. g. - i e No = ''ors E'sr
a., f-r ~ Yo-s srs PH,!-s-fts ..............ss
Isi-scs f-s =. syr,s " s-s q - s'''- a.i-1 fa,e-
p....,..,, (-.s-see - Hs7s, Pua asnbwE Br~zsea
irtp,r e. ps,,i q u & ti,n,. =. &C.!
IL tr-s+s.e ex'.-ri,- = f-e $40 tAs '----ss 49,
re-. earrre ar TsEa.t &. - - O. ~, "a
s,,,,to # caizs - $; j1Hss IL sesi---' proceed
4.i.. or p.>,se .v7,y ofo- of'a- corpsn7
IoHF q pa ~ NJ e isslS Te-r s eis
T7HE NEW LINE Tor CALIFORNIA FUR
tlyIab5T ~ of lis sTgAxfR-rne ~! - ,,e.z.al5
SoETH srAe en- ya III 70 !. SO seos Pc ~ ,
necl.s ,is Ps-ara Railroad ~iiL n ,'eanseiP olsb.
EIis ,aa,r, = i IKE .~sys 4; Paa.cs n'1as prompt
ID hURTpER" LIGET 81 .aooevi to- s,F-a S;.r.
hesr N'~-f1.t 49, > ...v.
= 9 s,ssil s-r-e~n. E-=-Yort Cry.
\ s-Ar r<rsc-. -oie tr-.,s any .so0-E. q
- sc.r lips - o"ur-1
l,TtAm IRELAND, DlRECT, Tor s30-rht
- Lv--r-. tevfcrr &C Phisie1ta St. cshiF CoGps
sy..ps5 pos'f9 .'e.1a's ?. A. ,0'n'ec % Al:
- gr,. &C. Co,k........... NlGO. Jg5' = AID J.y l.
r. YOs. Co-k su5 L-se,oN 100, sarcAJ JL:y -
TAsstcT-
C.bir from NerY "a o. Cork sc LiTrrcoo...
Serge tom Hev-Yofs q Gre soc Lisrfpoo..... 81
frc a. ul1ie aoassce tie b-st o,ok-c prs,iacns
gtscL " II i- rsr1 Is tot CoIpsr'' = Stewards
Psssfrre. ~ th lie 100 the ss and Erea' e,.elon Of
ss4. dLaAK ST Johc. TIE sesse a.. ci-ec 20
CIR
Tor rig; pssI,ze, .pp'[.o
joins sEE. ~. rs yir.o-.s-r-. Belfast.
c ". D. sEYBOCR u Co., Cork
80 ~ 10
JOHN q. DALE Agrat
We IMAM Az--i noe G. 40 d lover P-.Gilgs LAYER
poo-
Fa-.ssr 81 'its, S+ ,py~:s "a f1s7Tr sdve-tirensaa
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Watcr Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE. BING.
wi HAMToN, ~. I-Eght hour. frou New Yoss cts By
NYkE X R-This establishment has very ple.sApi I'D
ksstAIa loCe,ion. Fog Ccuas syns particular address
n NORTH NJ ID
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JOSH II Trsos, NsE.Bsla.rick, y J., hai THs Ts,Brs
q. s..r.
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NETWORK AMI HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COsPANY

~ kW-SU AND HARLEM hAILAnUAD
IN COSPANY
sCnsEh ARAsSGsyESg
c. AZ ar.s WEDNESDAY Jur. : l8s. SrAls vi lssvs
oay- S.stioc, S.S YORK foIowr;
:.s5 . U-..fcr Willsasrl1s-.
s1s 4sl Trair fs A.bG-y.
s5os @ For Nilli.rsbriese
u Sca r..foT VIZ f.lrA
21 .. n..Fo' Wiisnsrri6r1
go ,. n..Fot Whit- Pl.irL
80 2 r..PcS Z yrr Piana
500 2. u..Fog White p.sinA
6.- , u..Far White Plan. ROC Wlsts AZ C-u,r-
s:Ta 0..for WL-ac.odGE,.
GI-UzyNs-Nu l.,v~.
s:fa :. O. ..Pruu WIZ. rl.;rt
S5r G u..fron Dover PiainE
sffa ..FruD Wiii.nstrir-.
;:oaa r..Iror, Wh,te P.s.as
aNa u. From Wiuansb0if-
liI 8 n. Maj Tran from Aihs1y.
Loo ?. r..9rou Wilisr.soreze
500 :. r..Fro1 Wac PiIirs
SO = IT,. From Nilsrs516ns
s:ts 2. Prom Wb.- Pam.
WV ] CAMPBELL sEprr.a.enIaoL
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miscellaneous.

THREE SECONDHAND SAFES-Wilder's
Herngs Parent; also Jewelers. S1es LsiSe and
snail size. fCr ,se low 40. &c MaideD-.sae. n Z.
WATCHES AID JEWELkI REPAlRED,
~ IN the b.. by tie iuest louGon ani Ge-evs
vorkrner GEO { ALIENS. NJ. AS BrO&dssy door
below Cana 81, formerly ~ No II Waist
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Professional Notices.
Duints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

MINERAL OIL. Is one Of the FINEST Goa Ous
N1 ever offered Il IS besu,f IN ocoT Critor in qustJ
.Dd rot explosive II free from Any mixture shstever sne
vii bum lone brilliantly sry otaer syie cHEAt
ana most a. eudid Eh Il buHs II tae usual Kerosene cn
oil ARR and u % oGshtv rlspssc by other
~ u.rte. JOHN ". QUINCY Co. AEents,
no ~ Wlis1-r.
VESPER GAS-LIGHT GREATLY M
PROVED The sd che pes Astif isl B.sht Il
fi1uie fr sale by BOLT CONE sr1cessors 70 NespeT OsI
Light Company. No. SO BroaovsY, y y
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Netua1ork Dailp Gribnne
NJ " PUBLICA IIUNS
THEOpoRE PARKER

rrfFan0PF PAPKFH'S FyPvRfFNcE A. tM'Nierf (
NJ .,~f .rCorNr % Hf> EsELr Lea. $40 20 ~
20, ros rrr NAisTsl I-in'. 70. ~ SRA h-'u
L.-.1rfrr
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IN PJ issuance of az order of tue Surrogate of
II Ccau;y O. NewTors notice hereby Eyel % oil Prs
hsvJ-. he o. JAMES OWEN, t1-
City u New YORK deceased o EXHIBIT sane. with the
yc-c1rrs t-rt ID, oe. y IS al street,
IN ~ City % NeE YORK before day u NoyeM5et
uy9i lswta.Fr WILLIAM EMERSON. Exe-utor.
IN PJ issuance OF 40 order Of TIE Surrogate Of
the Comfy q New notice h-rehy al F
having cus Eus: ELIZABETH OSBORN. az II th- C-s
= Ser frk, c-ezs-d, pr--nt re VIA y5ltl--s
ttsr-oi l- sn-crb-r. 1- Cte = kEL BIN Il az D
LlPH. ". 10 Saa-s- th- Cry g Nrwi0Ek bur
.he urn da1 o. ~ u-xDs.-i Nl YORK. ~ ,h-
Day q A-rck 1889 ROBERT BARNES, A1Gll1ls--..ot.
g. Ia~6uFs
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~ And ser NCkDAY Ap-l T. l2s .nc Cntl further uo,.
Pass. Train. " Pier 100, q Dusu-.t GLOVE
Dl SkIRk EXPRESS - a. H. TOT OuaKirr AID Butslo
prLcfps ir'eTu-c.ste s.a-iols
MAIL TRAIN 3, or Ogak.rt AID Bufao. aid inter
o-os'e S.s'ioLs
ROCKLASO PASSENGER = $40 Q n. q n foc- q H,f
rou. Pi-ruou for SIdrs-s .ut-rnfs ,e >tsorA
NAY PASSENGER a. .. L., Tor hswo1Egh. Ador-ovn,
ara u'srr,-dst- s-s.iors
NIGHT EXPRESS - ?. m, lor DrIf-s SD Bl5zlo
Tie sb-v- trains daily. Sundays excepted.
Tbe- FNp--s. Trains e. -itr re
CsuartsK1s alo NzEsrs Falls Raos5 for Nsssrs Fals St
suF.sr, on s1ta .ae syr.cu.- s1shAmt Rsr NJ "a
Syracuse A. Corauz WITH the l-so Coiui and Nr~foTs
R.sd Rocbs.-si aui Buffalo; Gres, Brui, With IN
D-sVse LsckaWAnls ard W-sto-, RAisi for Scrsntoa At
Eoruel-sve. the Buffalo 40 Sewiort CITY Railroad
sn6 fso Durtirt win the lake Shore Railroad of
Cleyelsue Ci1.s iursa Toledo Detroit, Chi sgI. Sc
CHARLES MORAN. President
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Ocean Steamers, &t.

CTEAMSH PVANDL EBILT, for SOUTHAMP-
- TON std HANkE viii ss f.ta Fer NJ S, Aert EissJ
N.w.N oh p-ec;s.!y e. fOtR OCloCH n OF SAIL SDaN,
july &C. with Iasstic.rs mails aud srec'c for Elrope
ID TORRANCE No. b Bowling Green, y. Y.
E-fg-h .ardr r.Cur eC
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -t'rpt. July
IL 6. Is5e. TRAINS @iI letV- CsLnbers-.- s,.'t9e
follow: Exp-sss Tr,i-. 90 sd p. Has
So a. sire ..-s 4.tj ard TOO ln n -
PogstIe le j 40 ISIS r. p. Iary-gFu 20 a.
e:i fr P--ssk4l. 5.f hlcs1u, P E5s--ra-
PesssEl sng s,s Tsr-y0au Trs.l. .,op = %.
satrs Pa,s~ -. Ca.nb-rs Canal C-rs---ri
Al Sistsrs T.s-s tcr S-~ iors .v- Troy as al 3
End 8 3 = AZ o.aJ sbE: II miul,ss set o
sCudsJs 2. r. A. >h IL. sue
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T7HE REGULAR AAIL LINE 81. sToNTNe-

T.. .;-sH-, sLYMOUTH Ro6y c.gs io-l s,as, ..d
c HAnDLRbiLI C,r, 3 So 10 q sss6s .s1
sTONiSGTOS AND PROVIDENCE 80 BOZ 10 ~
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS tsvi-E ~ - iGtr -
,sys ezsy-d & Pr - y 20 fr-, lr ~ ~ - =
s.-tr-J -o- orrI sld >tctirr-rL ~ 20; ? Il "
s-.,rs' ef.te NJ Tr- a-i-. eis-s Bf-od =; y :
The NASDERBfLT. 3 u N.vYo-s- utay' "-cnr'
ssy Al Frdsy; tie staczEro Iu-AT. In-rst.s aEd "a
arcay.
t. Pr TNUCTE ROCK f-rn Me- YO-t I1-staJ, Iot-'
"a 80 saturday. toE ssr..l1 lou1aT. "-i1raN 80
trosT
Pss, priced --o-,rz-oL rniiroe. - ric
&C., F-rr-ss ST. Tan rfa-1~r s.lf ri-s z
scTsLc- = 't-~ ~ stl~- rr---s .uf IN tnP~ ~ s.
-.-iy ,cf--a lies. lcrh sac rast ras-Ef' -
,rpsr -ersl bsrd s--af-a-. nE-ts 49, =
ifute6 b--affE; Il das-r1 s-d l---e s01Et1 u -
-al, ooln-rs Provi-uo, zi-t y II tar tf
Eos-gI-
FAR fron providea-- q TeTTor- 8
taEs sIazseT scCouFa. - s-eser AZ tTs2 tlronEs
e.en Ssy
Fof pes.sE- rst---oo-, fisr sppT rc.a re
n. f,iE., Ocs. Pier ~ NORTH ey-r o. u
10 otre ". 70 Bs.tsfy- p.sr-- JIc- -
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NbNni+fs' ''''fNN' ''''N''-
ATEW RUITTE for NEWPORT, 81, 4. aud
On .ad sfeI MONDAY Jrae s oas.va1er1 foT NEWPORT
ssore Line gD cave y ENPrsH Train from IN
sich L. .nd .rTive 81 Ee~port !. p a. aeturains eey
N-wpr ate q sne p n, srrivrE N hes forsS go an
Vois. sod Ard B.sr.s- cn-c,.a throu9a s,ca sr,.
JAMES HoYT, Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW -hAvGh RAILROAD.
" less SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Ns
Coruencirs Nay ., 1879
r~rr-r saroa it Ssv.yo-s. % TIER AID s:ss'
'hi'a'- OF TRAINS LEAVE uEw-Yoax
Ger Hewtlsyel !. g N (eAli las, Sbtsxj $50 .ns
! e. saEEg0,M s $500 e. fr s - $40 ,55! St,
ro Werpor, I. q l.:+5 $50 aad t:h n so' Norv,s
-. 9;'5 3:5 t.1l So IS SO S:se ? "a 80 20
az 10 Stanford =, tsIlsa W. SIS le;. : 20
''F1 J. ''~ z c 81 a iiS I'T rk Ans
20 rGs n .fs piS s1 '' r. tS atiS'i ,'
,Al;vsi % 1aStrss, q esl AS s;iS ? O. e. !.
s.iiIo.a a AZ s:lsP For c.a.i asdIosa Nora
.upsor N !eI) ara s2'S g fo Hoa..on,c aalrs.s
- ''''i' arc JAMES Hoy1 sso n
NEW-YORK 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS
~ aud LAKE MEnPHREMAGOG-nyt hs N-~ YORK aad
Cfrc coraeFof 27'h.,- aud i,h-ay
NORTHERN Il. X. ofN JERSEY-For Per.
~ nor ny,I Haok-rscs Euslsw'oo g. leaves foo' Q:
Coufslctt (Suudsy eXcept+oJ AZ $3.50 ~ AL 80 soc -
? IT, LEAFS '''-'-' 49, sEYM6rE TOWER
NEW-JERSFY RAILROAD-Fm PHlLA-
~ DELPHlA enc the SOUTH AID WEST. via JE1sEi
CtTYn, sn6 EEpirs' LH.' love New fots Al .od Ii
spa arc L. ss Re- Ia9s' To, &c T., ~ On ~,
Sou-a &C. snc througs bssssEs elected n ">osou II u
J. " WOODRUFF. A.sis.au, Superintendent
No bsss're vii be received tor 49, uns Delivered ans
exc sed ff'eec miuut~s II svsno. u ne "e q leaving
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WADE 3 WoER.LL. Sec. PETER CUNNING. Acc e


Tssurei'. Office n. O. WsTei New lrk, Julg a..
Iss- lE1EREST Fri Norge B'D.s of TO- Company,
due Aug ID b. paid 81 tn TrrasurrIs Office Tie t-user
books viii cos,d and after July lS, uni day o. payment
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NONKFRS FERRY-Lsudins - Ryerda'r
i Buc-os Part Tubty Hco., rt Wi'rlsf' q -.
III asItssransi s,-1t-.. b. snf Chri.'op6-r 80
Ssrsu.r IOhS FlRRFN WY Gay fr-m Js1-.t fr' a. 10
a az n K,-u--ias Lavr, Ys' krrs y u l. O. sn1
m Agrsfrr d-rsutf rlr.1u. Par iH cer-s .sc' Ssf-
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oyrIcE OF THE CoLvMslA +
BowrRY SAVINGS BAsK. NFw-foRK. JOY II, I6ja
rINHE Dt POSlIORS are hereby notified that 10


ia blVIDEND ofFOUR PER CEN hss bce0 declared,
psysbe tue office a The Company, NJ -
FiltOi s.. BIookyu.
The tron.-r bks will b. closed after thc 10Th i-s uu.
d,y 4 Dc meut inciusiye.-Dacd Ju!y IS. 1859.
{. W. BELTS Secretsry pro. teu
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~ LoAN-The bond. bear pr cent ln'-ies; ColPoai
p.yhhe January and July l. IN NewYork, enc IL
lass The payment and 'ukS fund provided TO-
by az annual TAI The deb; Of tee city o. Chicago
40 e-sl OF which has beer cou.Tsctd f5I scy man
capsl purposea Tog sale by ASHLEY NORRIS;
No ~ gychsuee. Z 400
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DORTLAND sud NEW-YORk.-Tho nrs aud
iavo2i.e steamship CHESAPEAKE sdu-y Gre ~e. ~
usuor VI. ayr PO.2lo ever SATt RDAN snc Nes-fo.S
tgoa Pier n. p y 4. every 1JE>DAl - CcocA
Pssssse aud fare. including s-s-ruou s. RanE-1S tie
sbol: ~ houns So passage ~ r. i1hf, appy .
EMERY q FON Portland.
Il. b CROMWELL 4 Co, Ne s. Wes.s'.. n. I.
WHITE MOUNTAINs-This "a TIE ucst direct ara pctir-
ssour route ulr New York .he Wns Noua'rs VIA Loo;
and Vineyard TIE Gler Hsse Oily az h9s
rde frDm Pnrtlsnt
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I'D 251 Broadwsy, Park Psce-Dep' are
hereby notified the u-sl SEM an0ua Interest al sums
emitted Thereto at the SIN PER CENT or aouun
,ums drs $50, cue FIVE Per CENT over 500
vll b. laid and after MONDAY july i2 Interest Mt
called fr ~ principal SUD draw Interest ncr1fdnEy
f. Iu, BSns c-n daiJ from 10 tO3oclOck, and every
MONDAY EVENING. from 5to7 ococs
FRANCIS f. SCHOALS. President.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-29
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

MRS. COOK would announc { 10 her FREUD
and the public, that The Washington Hotel is
now fitted up in superior order for the accom-
modation OF guests, and she hopes to continue
TO receive liberal share Of custom. Persons
visiting the Mineral Springs will find in the
Washington Hotel comfortable summer re-
treat-and no pains will be spared to please all
who patronize the house.
B5- young gentleman of high qualification
and courteous department has charge OF the es-
tablishment.
6IThe best OF Stabling is attached to this
Hotel.
0y-Terms as moderate as any other house in
the place.
DZ- Daily Mail Stages from Alaquippa and
Cumberland tri-weekIy Lines from Hol-
lldayaburg and Pittsburg stop at this Hotel.
Bedford, April %, 1856.
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kRedfOPGa Hotel.
and General Stage Office.

The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
L0unce to his old friends and the public genert
ally, that be has leased the Bedford Hotel, a
present in the occupancy of Col. Adam Barn
hart, and will take possession on the 1st day of
April next. 1t is not his design to make many
professions as to what he will do, bot he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts will be
employed to render comfortable all who give
him a 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
II made one OF the most emcIenI ald PopuIar
I'D, siding officers that body ever had. At the
Co piration of that session, he resumed the prac
", ofthe law IN Bedford and Fulton counties
f'- He was solicited to become candidate
ton Congress in his District, al time when nc
tvns nation would, in his case, have been equiva
c1ay to an election. but he declined, preferring
IS quiet life OF his own home, TO the turmoils,
too often empty honors OF CongressIt
~ career.
the But the people of his district were not
10 ling to dispense with his services, and in Il
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WOULD hereby notify the citizens OF Bed
ford county, that he has moved to the Borough
of Bedford, where he may at all times be
found by persons wishing 10 see him, unless
absent upon business pertaining to his office.
APrll16, IS58.-tf.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the travelling public, that he has established
daily line Of stages between Bedford and Latrobe.
The route is that of the old Philadelphia Turnpike
reading from Philadelphia TO Pittsburg, being one of
the best coach roads in the Union.
Passengers aoiH REACH S~
trains of cars for Pittsburg early g59SssSXs;A "a
as by going to HolIidaysburg ors8Szs9zz-zss ors8Ssa.9za-zss
lohnstown. The fare to Pittsburg this route
is -Four Dollars and Twenty Cents being
THREE DOLLARS CHEAPER
than on any other route from Bedford 10 tha point
Coaches leave the Washington Hotel, Bedford, eve-
ry morning, at 68o'clock, Sundays excepted) and
the Depot at Larobe every morning, after the arr
val of the mail train from Pittsburg, Sundays ex-
eepted. JOSEPH A. GARMAN
February, IL, 195s-tf
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FOUNDRY And MiCHINE SHOP

THE subscribers having formed partnership un-
der The style Of sFDock u Ashcom" for the purpose
of con ducting a general
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
business in the establishment recently erected by
Gilliard Dock, in Hopewel, Bedford county, are
prepared TO execute orders for CASTINGS AND
MACHINERY of every description. They will
build TO order steam-engnes, coal and drft-cars,
horse powerssan threshing macbines-also, cast
ing of every kind for furnaces, forges saw grst and
rolling mills, ploughs, 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 kept constant
ly on hand, and sold at wholesale and retail,
ces TO suit the times, and quality, warranted equal
to the best eastern make. Machinery of all kinds
repaired promptly. Patterns made to order.
GILLtARD DOCK.
October 80, 1857. C. w. ASHCOM.
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80, ID u U q G ~ ?
FANCY STORE,

The undersigned, thankful for the past favors
OF the public, respectfully begs leave to inform
the ladies, that she has on hand large assort-
ment of LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS, such as Silks, De LANES, Thibet
Cloths, Prints, also Linens, Muslins, Cloaks,
Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons, Rouches, Ladies'
Best KID Gloves, Hose, Cbldren's Hose, French
Embroidery, French and English Grapes, Ze
phyrs, Shetland Wool, Velvet Trimmings.
Hoops, Sack Flannels, Wool Delaues, &C., &c.
A share of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. Nj. c. FETTERLY,
Bedford, Oct. 22d, 1853.
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SELLING OFF ar COST.

MRS. H. d. PEUGH wishes to retire from busi-
ness, and will sell entire Stock of goods at cos,l
Ladies wishing to supply themselves with goods at
wholesale prices, would do well to call before the
following handsome articles are disposed of.
Rich silks, French Mernos, Cashmeres, Alpacss
PoPlins, French and American De LANES, Yevets
Shaws, Cloaks, Mantles Ladies' and Childrens' Furs
Clouds, Hoods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Feath.
ers, French Work, Gloves, Hosiery, Shoes, Jewelry,
PeTiumery, and an endless variety OF Fancy Goods,
Miiliners would find il 10 their advantage to ex-
mine the assortment in the Millinery department.
Dec. II, 1858.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
MRS. s.. d. POTTS
HAS just returned from the cities with large
and handsome stock OF
FILL .4.ND WINTER GOODS,

FILL AND WEg7'ER GOODS,
elegant rich Dress Silks, YaIentia Robes, French
Merino Thibet cloths, Deaines, all colors, Shawls
of every description and all prices, bought low at
auction. Also, large and handsome assortment o
Furs, Victorines, Capes, Cuffs and Mufs, Bonnets
all kinds, Velvet, Satin, Brown, Silk, Grey and
Brown Straw trimmed and untrimmed. Also, an
endless assortment of ribbons, feathers, flowers and
rueshes gloves and hosiery, boots and shoes, and
full assortment ofevery kind offancy goods
N. B. Country milners can be supplied with all
kinds of millinery goods.
Oct. 90, 1858.
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ust received at ]. s. J. M. Shoema-
~ ker's Colonade Store, Muslins, Calicoes,
Glnghams, Drillings, Satinet!s, Casimeres, Cot
ion, sc.
ALSO-A fresh supply of Sugar, Coffee,
Syrup Molasses, Fish, 8rooms, Teas, Indigo,
Hummel's Essence of Coffee, Spices, &c., all Of
which will be sold cheap.
J. & ]. M. SHOEMAKER.
March 1859.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
a E. 9 o.

The best, and most general assortment OF
Tobacco and Cigars, will be kept constantly on
hand.
As there is no Store Of this Kind kept 10 this
county, the proprietors are determined to keep
IT right, and sell al the lowest living profits.
A. FERGUSON & co.
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GARDEN & FIELD SEEDS.

GENUINE, FRESH .4.ND RELLfBLE.
WTM. HARTLEY will have on hand IN
w few days, a large lot of his celebrated
Garden Seeds of all kinds. Don't waste your
money and labor in buying the New York trash,
kept generally in the Stores. HartIey's Seeds
never fail. Silver skin seed onions wanted.
March 1859.