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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-09
TIE BEDOUINs.

1t is a curious fact that while the
Christian missionary has m de his way
to almost every part of the globe, and
has taught with more or less success, he
has never succeeded in mixing with the
Beduoins. They wander over region
which from physical causes, can be in
habited by none others but men following
their mode of life. From the earliest
times every effort has been made to re-
drce them to subjection, and TO render
their haunts by human skill and labor fit
to receive settled population. Canals
and water courses were carried as far as
human ingenuity could devise, and where
water could reach them the land was
conquered. But there remained beyond
vast region which the Bedouin could
call his own. There he is to be found
still, such as we found him represented
on the walls Of the Assyrian palaces, RI
ding his swift dromedary; we read Of
him in sacred history, suddenly ap-
pearing as a robber in the midst Of the
quiet cultivators of the soil, and as sud-
denly returning unharmed before their
well trained legions, during the height
of their power he remains TO this hour
unchanged in his manners, his language,
his arms and his dress. 1t is this un-
changeableness which renders Bedouin
so interesting as study. He is the on
y link between the earliest ages of man
kind and the present time-like single,
strange animal, connecting the actual
world with some geological period.--Lon-
don Quarterly.
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its members, !, has decreased fay per
cent. in tho last thirty years. lndeed
Protestanss generally begin to adOps Bap-
tiss views in relation to the full liberty Of
conscience in matters Of religion. II
may be long before infant baptism viii
be given up by all Protestant churches,
bu, rs things have been going during the
last quarter Of century, il win take
less than fifty years to wipe il out Of all
the churches, except the Catholic. And
II abandoned Ia the Catholic Church in
this age the whole Roman fabric would
fall to pieces in fifty years.--.Ioaraai and
Messenger.
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THE "oRAsHUN."


Here Is more Of A. Wards "Ora-
shun".
line a Union man. ] luv this union
from the bottom Of my Hart. / luv ev-
cry hoop pole in Maine and every sheep
ranch in Texas. The COW pastors of
New Hampsher is as deer to A. Ward as
the rice plantashuns ofMississippy. There
Is mean critters in both of them air
States and there is likewise good men
and troo. II don't look very pretty for
lot Of inaammetary indiyidools who
never lifted their hands In defence Of
Ameriky, or did tue fuss thing towards
sekewerin our independence TO git their
backs of aud sware they'll dissolve The
Union. Too muteh good blud was split
in eourtin and marryin that hily respec-
table female the Goddess OF Liberty, to-
git divorce from her at this late day.
The old gal has behaved herself 2 well
TO cast her off now, at the request of a
parcel Of addle-brained men and wimin
who never did nobody no good, and new
er viii agin. line sorry the picturs Of
the Goddess never give her no shoes or
stockins, but the band Nv stars around her
head must eontinur to shine britur so long
as this Firth reyolyes on her axle-tree.-
The we!her was ALFRED hot, l. man
at this pint Of the orashun fell down sun
struck. Itold the aujince that consider
i ing the large number Of powerful hand
some gals present, was more afraid Of a
DAwTER sTRoAKE. The coke was im-
promptu and amused the aujince very. 81
To resoom-G. Washington was q
clear-headed, warm-hearted, brave and
stiddy-goin man. He never sLoPT ovERl
The pervailin weakness Of most public
men is to SLOP OVERT (Put them
words in large letters.-A. W. They
Rush Things. They travel too mulch
on the high presher principle. they get
onto the popular hobby boss who trots
along, not cairn a cent whether the beest
is even goin, cIear-sited and sound, or
spawned, blind and bawky, OF course
they git tshrowed eventooally If not soon
er. When they see the multitood goin
it blind they go Pei Mel with it instid of
exer,in themselves to set it right. They
cant see that The croud which Is now bear
ing them triumphan,ly on its shoulders
will soon diskiver lis error and cast them
into the hoss pond of ObIigum without
the slightest hesitashun. Washington
never Slopt Over. That wasn't Georges
stile. He laved his country deerly. He
wasn't after the spiles. He was human
angil in cornered bat and nee britchcs,
: and We shant see bis Ike right away
Ny friends, We can't all be Washingtons,
but we can all be patriots and behave
ourselves in human x Christian man
ner When We see brother goin down
bill to Ruin let Us not give him push,
but let us seize rite hold Of his coat tails
and drag him back to Morality.
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was paper underneath it. Iunpasted
the baize, and there, folded carefully
across the back of the sacred word, was
the win. O, praise Heaven We are
poor no longer
Will you allow me to transact this
business for you ? asked Robert South
ey, turning to the mother. | am q law
yer, and it would give me peculiar pleas
ure TO serve you, as am acquainted with
your relatives
One glance at the noble face before
her, decided the widow. She accepted
the offer with thanks.
| win find you better home than
this, tomorrow said The young man.
An uncle of mine is on the point of
visiting England-and shall immediate
ly be put in possession of part of his
house. This is no home for you.'
Annie blushed, for the look he direc-
ed towards her was full of meaning. She
felt as he did, that their meeting was nc
chance circumstance, but direct Provi.
dence, and his fine appearance won in.
sensibly upon her heart.
1t is very strange, daughter-very
strangeP exclaimed Harry Bartlett, walk
ing back and forth hurriedIy,-' are you
sure !?
Certainly, am sure replied Euge.
ME Bartlett with flashing eyes, lifting
her bonnet, with spiteful jerk dom
Robert Southey sit right in front of us
Yes, he came in with that Annie, tha
low, slop-shop girl and her mother-ant
you should have seen how splendidly
they dressed--that is, richly. Annie
Bartlett never would show off, she ism
capable
That is very strangep repeated he
father, walking more quickly. 1T can
not be He stopped short, cloud o
perplexity gathering across his features.
The beautiful Eugene was savage
She snubbed her maid, and kicked he
lap-dog, and broke the Sabbath twent,
times before night came.
The next day the mystery was dis
OiOsru' Tnoro use Ia ofsty4tIIf
the wAl-in contending against the pow
ers that were-but it broke the merchan
down. He had lost previously in fool
ish speculations, and had on his hand
only the house and few thousand dol
lars which he had managed to save fo
his daughters portion. The widow oI
fered Eugene home, however, and sh
was too thoroughly humbled to decline
; She felt that it was useless attempting t
: earn her own living, for she had barrel
smattering of any essential knowledge
She could play a few tunes, she ha
: painted few landscapes, embroidered
: few collars and worked few lamp-mat
there her requirements ended. Hal
ry Bartlett, broken down and conscience
|
smitten, went to California, and there
died. Robert Southey married Annie on
|, year after the finding of the will. An
| as to Eugene, she is always reporte
: engaged, but we fear will never be maj
! ried.
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CO a bright mornin' to your fair
face, Mistress Mnrphy."
Well. good morning, john"
"0eh, Mistress Murphy, whinever /
see rale shiny, Irish morning like this,
il puts me 10 mind Of the auld country,
and the lime when I lived wild yer father
--rest bis soul--a daeenter man never
drew breath
"Tro,h, he was, John"
Mistress Murphy, (pulling a flask
out of bis pocksi,) would ye thrust me
bali a pinl til 70 down to the wharf,
and may - ~ away wid the roof
Of my jacket, bat III pay you before the
sun goes 70 bed."
Barn The dhrAp. John. ill ye pay for
the bali ye got yesterday
Mistress Mnrphy"-emphaticaIly--
Il knew ser mother, and she was an
ould hoi-earEier, and yer father was q
dirty ash.woman an | seed him hauled
sid ~ foarin' big balls to Ihe gallows.--
You oald, usly-
John sloped n double quick time, and
the pewter besF meg ratified Eraihsully
across the pavement.
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Robert Southey, you are always
standing before that pietureP
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GO He becometh poor thai dealeth
with slack hand.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

ALL persons interested, are hereby Notified that
the following named accountants have fled their
accounts III the Registers Office of Bedford CouI-
ty. and that the same will be presented to the Or
phans' Court, iD and for said County for conirrna-
ton, on Tuesday, the Sd day of May, next at the
Court House, in Bedford:
The account of Jeremiah Shaw and Moses Shaw,
exors of the last viii &C., of James Shaw late of
Monroe township decd.
The account Of Philip Evans, guardian of Marga-
ct Elizabeth Evans, minor child Of William Evans,
late of Monroe tp.
The account of Jesse Willis, ex'or of the last
VIII, &C., of Jesse Willis. late OF St. Clair ip.,
decd.
The account of Vim. Figart, admir- Of the estate
Of Michael Putt, late Of Liberty tp., decd.
The account of Wm- Iiams, administrator Of the
estate OF Wm. Iiams, late of Southampton tp.,
decd.
the estate OF Daniel Shea, late Of Cumberland Val
ley tp., decd.
The account of Jacob G. Dively. admir- of the
estate of Frederick Claar, late of Union tp dec'd
The supplemental account of Charles doyman,
one Of the adm'rs of the estate Of Samuel Hoyman
late Of Londonderry tp., decd
The account of o. f. Shannon, ESQ.,, admir- of
the estate OF Philip Ickes, late OF st. Clair tp.
decd
The account CT Samuel l.. Russell Esq, adm r
oil the estate OF Wm Hoehkiss late of OHIO dec
The account OF Asa StHckey, ESQ. adm r Of the
estate OF Wm. Srucky, JF., late OF Monroe tp.,
decd.
The account Of Alexander Helsinger, admir- of
the estate Of George Replogle, ute of Middle
iYoodberry tp., deed.
The account of r. D. Barclay, Esq, airn'r of
tie estate Of Michael Deyine, late OF Baltimore,
Nd, decd.
The account OF archibald Perdew, Esq, admir-
OF the estate OF VIM. Leasure, lAte Of southampton
ip., decd.
The account of Amariah Wilson. ex'or of The
last will, &C. of John Wilson, late Of Napier tp.,
deed.
The account Of E. J Diell, admir- Of Sophia
Mower, late Of Colersin tp., decd.
The account of Uriali Conley adm r OF the es-
tate Of Alien Conley, late of Napier tp., decd.
The account of John S. Ritchey and Daniel Di-
bert, ex'ors Of the last viii &c. of Samu eI Zim-
mers, late OF Bedford tp., decd.
The account Of David F. Buck, administrator of
Frederick Smith, lite Of South Woodberry town
ship, deed.
S. Ii. TATE, Register.
Registers Office,
Bedford, April 8, 1859. {
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
CiNCER CURED.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS OR Loss OF
BLOOD.

WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS OR LOSS OF
BLOOD.
Cancees, T,rmers, R'eRs, Screfnlc, Ulcers, &c,
cured in u short time; witho the knife, by
DR.. MAcNICHOL,
Colleague Of the late DR. LoHnsberTy Dec'd)
No. 50. North FIFTH Street, below Arch, Phila.
The remarkable success which has attended the
treatment of Cancers, Tuners, &C.. by Dir. Mat-
Nichol, for number of years past. has attracted
the attention, and in many instances has secured
the hearty approval of many eminent Physicians
p Phiadelphia, who arc 10 longer willing to risk
the dangers and uncertainties of cutting.
Cancer can be Cared '-if properly treated and
promptly. A great majority of the of Can
Ger, can he efeetually cured. The numerous
patients, from every section of the country, who
have been cured under this method of treatment is
a guarantee of its superiority over every other
known system.
Those who may be afflicted with these diseases,
and desire further information advice, viii please
address DR.. AaeEichoi, when they win receive
prompt attention and Copy of Phsmplet, on the
treatment of Cancers-free Of charge.
White S,relkag. Hip Disease, Scortaloa Gnd Ma-
ligRqnt Ulcers, Diseases of TIE Mouth and Throat,
and all diseases of the Skin, permanently cured, and
proper remedies sent-carefuly packed-by Ex-
press to any part of the country.
Jn every case plain description of the disease
Is required. Address DR. MAcNIcHoL. No 80
North 9th, ST., PaILAD'A. Proprietor and Manu-
ficturer Of Dr. Lounsberry & Co.'S Celebrated I'M
periGE DegRratire the best and most reliable Fam
ily Medicne of the Nineteenth Century for the
cure Of all diseases originating in Impurities of the
Blood.
Jan. 2s, 1S69.-Sm.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
OLIVER CLARK, SAMUEL NJ. HALLE
%. G. CLARK, 81 CO.,
FLOUR, FEED, GROCERY.
AND
Produce Store,
CuMBERLANp. Md

"A well selected stock is now open, and offered to
IN families and country dealers, consisting of am
iy, Extra and SIperfine Flour, Corn Meal Corn
and Rye Chop. Shorts, Ship-stutf, and Bran. New
t4reans, Porto Rica, Muscavado ana refined Sugars,
Golden and s. II. Syrups, Molasses, Imperial,
Young Hyson, and Black Tea, Java and Rio Coffee
q the best quality. All kinds of Spices Pick els
N barrels aEd jars, Candies, Soap, Mackerel and
Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda, Ednb9Ig. and Gin
ger Crackers, Peaches, Strawberries. Pine apples
and Green corn, put up in can, expressly for f.m-
ily use. A choice lot of LIQUORS, consisting OF
Wines. Brandies, Rum and Yhiskey selected with
care Tobacco and Segars of various brands with
variety of other articles usually found in Stores
Additions TO fhe stock will be frequently made.
SO as to keep up general assortment; an dealers
are invited 10 call before purchasing elsewhere. All
kinds of grain and country produce bought for cash
or IN exchange for goods
April g. lS5g-IV
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
PETIT .JURORS.

Peter Amiek, John Aidstadt, George r. Barn
dollar, Daniel Beegle, John Bittinger, Sr. William
Bowles, Peter Barton, John c. Calhoun. Philip
Chsk. William Chenowith. William Dicken, VIM.
Gcrsueh, Joseph Hickman George Ickcs, David
Harms, Levi McGregor, Shannon Muliin, Isaac b
Mock, Joseph Moftimore, Mathew M Peoples,
George Potts, Rob IT Ralston. john Riley. Eph-
rain Robson. John Shafcr, Jr. AbrahaH Soller-
berger, Sannne Stiyers, Josiah Smith, Philip Shri-
ner, Robert NJ. Taylor, Cyrus Way, William Whet-
stone, DayId Walter, George Whip, Jesse Willis,
Adam Weaverlng, William A. Young, David zim-
mes.
April Is, 1859
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LIST OF GRAND IIRNgS.

Elias Gump, Esq, George Bowser. John r r4S-
hrner, Daniel Barley John W Beeler, John Dicl cy,
Daniel l.. Defibaugh, Jacob Evans, Joseph Feller,
Henry Fluck, John b. Fluek, David C. Foore Dan
iei Horn, Lewis Koontz, u. S. Longsnecker, John
G. Minnich, Philip Morgart, John May, David
Patterson, Henry Smith, John Shralcr, John
Smith, Daniel ii. Wilt, Jr.
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Dr. John Comphe-, No. 2S, February Term, 1889
VS.. in tie Common Pleas OF Bed
Ellen Compiler. ford County.
Alias Subpoena on Libel for Divorce.
Notice is hereby given to the Defendant in the
above stated case. that u Subpoena, and alias
Subpoena on Libel for Divorce has been Issued; the
last of said writs is returnaIle, I'd Monday, Iith
day of February next, and that the said Defendant
is required to appear on or before ,hs LIST Monday
f2d day) OF May, next, and answer to the complaint
of the Plaintiff as provided for BY act of Assembly,
and herein fail not
Wa. S. FLUKE, Shsig
April 8, 1859.
A excellent article of Hair and tooth Brushe $
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CAuTTorT2

A Ii persons are cautioned against purchasing a
IN Judgment note given by me- to Ahram X.
FhcE, for $780, payable on the lst Aprii, 1860 and
dated the 18th Feb. 1889, as have claim OF s2o
against the same.
April Is. 1882
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
BEGFORD HIGH SCHOOL.

THE SECOND QUARTER of the first Session will
open on TUESDAY MAY 10, Male and Female
Departments separetc. d. o. SHOEMAKER.
snril % 1889. Principal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

FROF. o. J. WOOD s. Go--Gents: Having re-
allied the good effects of your Hair Restorative,
wish to state, that finding nly hair growing thin as
wyll as gray. WIS induced from What | read ard
heard, Try the article prepared by you, to pro-
mote it, growth and chang its colDr as it was in
youth, bo.h OF which it has effected completely
In the operation have used nearly three bettles-
You're &c.. JAMES FRANCIS.
D WOOD s. &C., Proprictots 3l2 Broadway,
New York, Gin the great n y. Wire Railing Es-
tablisliment.9 ana IA Marked Street, St. LOUIS,
No.
Fer sale by DE-. Is. r Harry
AM sold ly all good Druggists.
Jan. IA, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
NENY STRING AND SUMMEIs GOODS
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS VI. KIM
W NELL, Prssident of The several Courts OF Com
Pleas in The counties composing the 10th Ju-
dicial District, and Justice of the Courts OF Oyer
and Terniaer, and General jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital and other offenders 10 the said Dis
tict--and A. J. SSIvELY and JoaN G.. HARTLEY
Esquires Judges oftbe Courts o. Common Pleas
and justices of the Court Of Oyer and Termner
and neral Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all eapi-
tai and other offenders in tue county OF Bedford
have issued their precept and to me directed, for
holding a Court Of Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of oyer and TeimineT at
Bedford. on MONDAY the Cd day of Nay,
next. NoTIsE is hereby given to all the Justices
of the Peace the Coroner and Constables within
the said county of Bedfoid, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls,
ords, and inquisi!lons, examinations and other re-
membranes, t. do hosethings which to their otii-
ces and in that behalf appertain to be done, ana
also they who viii prosecute against the prisoners
that ave or shall be ia ae Jail of Bedford county,
TO bc then aud there to prosecute against them as
Shall De just.
WILLIAM S. FLUkE, Sheriff.
Sherfss Office Bedford, April 8, 1859.
DURE WHITE LEAD, Flaxseed oil and Spirits
Il .Turpentine at Dr. Harry's Drug aud Book
Store.
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G. K. OSTER,

G. r. OSTER,
SAMUEL CARN.
To our patrons-tianking you for the liberal share
Of your patronage and confidence bestowed OH The
late fifai, we would respectfully solicit a cnntnu-
OF your custom, assuring you that We will al
ways our best efforts 10 aasure both your Gus
tom aud confidence. We expect in few weeks to
receive 4 magnificent Stock OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which we are determined to sell at the very lowest
possible PRICES for CASH, approved produce. So,
get your tin ready, aud .wait for the wagon
Bedford, April 8, 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

FOR ~ ENTTs
FESHE Store Room and Dwelling IIeuse now oc-
Il cupied by the subscriber. Possession given
on the first of lune next II. D. PEUGh.
April /, 1889
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
Nh II ENGLAND STITEA
IN ONE YEAR.

TIE RESTORATIVE OF PRO. O. j. WOOD
Tor restoring hair perfectly aud peruaanently has
never yet had rival, volume after volume might
oe given from all parts OF the world and from the
most intelligent to prove that IL is perfect Resor
aitre; hut read ths circular and you cannot doubt
read also the following
U-TKE HAiR.-People have tor centuries been
afflicted with bald heads and the only remed; here
tofore known, mas been those abonlinabIs wigs Bv
recent discovery of Professor VI nod these articles
are being fast dispensed with, but a great many
persons still patronize them because they have been
so often imposed upon by Hair ronics of different
kinds. To ali such persons we earnestly make the
request, that they will try again. for in Woods
Restorative there is no such thing as fail We know
OF lady who was bald, who used the article short
time and her head is covered completely with
the tiniest and most beautiful curls imaginable We
know Of numerous cases where hair was RAPIDLY fd-
ling out which il restored in greater perfection than
it ever haG been before.
1t is also without doubt one of the hest articles
for keeping the hair in good condition, making il
soft and glossy, removing daidruff and has proved
itself the great enemy to ali the ills that hair is
heir to.
1t is the duty of every one to improve their per-
sonal appearance through may differ in regard
TO the ways of dong it but every one will admi.
that beautiful head of hair, either in man or NO.
man. is an object much to iie desired and there are
that should be left untried to obtain spch
ccnsideretion.-W Woman's .2Ir0cate, Pliladelpha.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO-Gents: AS have
been engaged in selling your Hoir Restorative The
last season for OF your local agents (R. d.
Eackinson,) and having ez perseEced the hspefcia
effects of il myself UoUld Ike to obtain agency
fer the State OF Ohio some State In the West
should yoa wish TO nlaks such az arrangement as
am convinced there IS noLkiHg equal 10 1 in lie
Uniied States, Jor restoring the hGir. have been
engaged in the Drug business for several years and
have SOLD various preparations for tile hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretive organs or
invigorates the scalp as well yours, beng fuzzy
convinced that your restorative is what Sou repre-
seut 1t TO be- would like to engage In the eale o{
il, for am satisfied Ii must sell.
Yours truly,
6. T. STOCKMAN.
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ATTENTION RlFLEMEN

NTOU are hereby ordered to meet at Bedford, on
u Thnrsdau the 9Th da, Of May aerf, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ in Winter Uniform, with plume)
with arms and aecoutrements in good order for IN
spectiou, and it is expected that all the members
win be present. BY order of the Captain
WI. DIBERT, D. S.
April Is, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
NOTlCE.

THE following named persons have filed peti-
tions for license in the office of the Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions, of Bedford County, to be presented
to said Court, on Tuesday, the Sd day of May,
next, to wit:
Mrs. Mary Cook, Bedford B3iough, Tavern.
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ll-PiRINERNILIP.

selves, and will continue the business at the old
Stand, No J. cheap side, under the firm of OsrEa x
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

A N excellent article of lair and tooth Brushe
"A at DR., iiarry's Drug and Book Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-10

IDDINGS & MORGAN, Dealers.il
1 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries. crec ~,
hardware, Csrretiag, Sole Leather, &C., at the sign
he LHPirs StSFe, Warren. o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-10

,wM vTDGE Il Co Frav-icfers OF Tresks Nag.
hetis niuta.eEt, BsrIrsviiie. Naalsen Ca. Nav YORK.
General agents. TO shea al sje.s nus; be address
ed. Jane /. le5g-ly