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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

iosl lsfu--ahout one-aft cleared ami The Ia lance
we'll tnlheYed. The farm is weli improved and a
ii, spring OF excellent water at the door Of the
housealso two good orchards oi fruit srees the
premises.
ALSO,
A farm in Morrison's cove. adjoining lauls Of
David Stuckey, Bariey's heirs. Jacob Furry and
others containing about 200 acres ono half c.a red
aud the balance well timhered with an abundance
% locust and chestnut timber There are several
never failing springs upon the premises with con
stantiy running stream through the farm. There is
also large aud thrifty young orchard bearing fruit
thereon The improvements are rough cast
House, Leg Barn tnd out buildings.
ALSO,
160 acres Of land in Harrison County. Iowa, OF
first class prairie close TO timber aud within a few
miles of tie Missouri river above Councti BnHs.
ALSO,
884 acres in Story Co, Iowa
ALSO,
ll3 acres in Pottawatt mic Co. Iowa, near Coun-
ell Bluffs.
Lot no. Of block So in the city Of Omaha, Ne
braska Territory
ALSO,
1880 acres land in Austin County, Texas East
of the Brzos River on the Texas central rail road
which runs through the land. 1t is well watered
being upon the head waters Of Cypress creek.
ALSO,
220 acres in Comanchc County. Texas, on Wfes-
ers creek. miles East Of the Leon River, aud on
the line OF the Memphis and El Passo rail road now
process OF construction.
ALSO.
The farm in Morrisons Cove, adjoining Bloomfield
Furnace known as the E'Pearson pr 'perty'' lately
owned 10y David Daniels, containing I3l acres and
90 perches, with excellent orchard of fruit trees
thereon and never failing water at the door The
Improvements are one large frame House, one log
House and harm, with convenient out -hniirrs
The land is good-produces well and is in high
state OF cultivation. a good pike is close by lead
ing to llolliays5uFg, ,whicn,with theFurnaces make
a ready market at the door for II kinds OF produce
Nov. II, 1898. q. +. SHANNON
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
.GRIST ANn SlN.lIlI.LS.

Tlirashpg Machines, Plouehs, Apple mills, Cook
ing, ten plate, and coal stoves Sled and leigh soles
wash kettles. OF different siz.S, wagon boxes Of all
sizes, farmers bells, q superior aftiele,) oven
doors, and every thing nsusly made in country
Foundry
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
BEDFORD IIIGII SCHOOl..

THIS SCHOOL viii open Monday the 2lst Of
L February in the LARGE BRICK BUILDING hereto
fore occupied by the Rev. Geo. Aughinbaugh.--
Tie services OF Miss S. T.. Montgomery, Young
Lady of thorough education. and well yersed in the
carts OF Teaching have been procured, TO take
charge of the Female department.
Persons from different parts Of the County. wisli-
ing TO prepare themselves for teaching, will find it
to their advantage by attending this Institution.
special will be taken with them in the branches
taught in the ''Common Schools" under The st-
perpision Of the County Superintendent.
The Session will be divided into two Quarters Of
IL weeks each.
Tuition per quarter
Primary Branches, %
Common English, 90
Higher do 20
Classics, G %
Students entering before the middle OF the Quar-
ter will he charged fuH Tuition. Those entering al
ter that time will b. charged half Tuition. No de-
ductioH made unless in of protracred sickness
D. O. SHOEMAKER
Feb. l8s 1859. Princp4l.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
DEDF0RD INQUIRER.
TH II In oUTRER.

Is published every Friday morning, ~ JnllanA
Street, in the white frame building,
nearly opposite the Menge
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

A NEW Supply of Nusiins, ,CaIcoes ,Ginghams
IA Dnlngs, Satinetts, Casuieres. Cotton &C.,
just received AMI for sale cheap At J. X J. 81
Shoemakcr's CoIonNie Store
March s, 1853.
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Hunnel 8
LAST NOTICE.

r am determined that unless all persons indebted
l. TO me on account, note or otherwise, do not
make immediate payment, that their accounts, &c.
will be placed in the hands Of an officer for aolec-
ton after the 10Th day OF March. 1859. This is
positively the last notice.
Feb. 25, 1850 G.. w. RUPP.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

take pleasure in recommending Mr. Shoem 4ker
to the patronage Of the citizens ut Bedford and
vicinity. His success rs teacher is well estah-
'iShed | believe him to be tuy qualified to teach
all the branches he proposes 30 teach.
Feb. IS, 1859. Il. W. .ACGHINBAUGH
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22
FOR SliE.
-aM "a mn Ha

| FariE within one mile OF the Rail Road and two
Il miles of Stonerstow'n, 10 the Brood TDo Coal
region. containing about i6O acres, being good bot
tom lsnd-ahout one-haif cleared ami The bilance
we'll tmheFed. The farm is we'll improved, and a
fl spring OF excellent water at the door Of the
housealso two good orchards oi fruit srees the
nrrIniseS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-22

Nov. 6. 1871.
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DIRDsEY BLAKEMAN, late Of the firm o.
IL r.

DIRDsEY BLAKEMAN, late Of the firm o.
ID GHELpoT, BLAKEhaN c.,
ASSOCIATED WIN
ALBERT MASON,
BLtKEMAN L MASON,
PUBLISHING AND sOOKsELLIS0 BUSINESS
ItSo Jlo 5SOsc~a7, Sev-Gc-s-
We sh,l ts.p oo-fts1ty hiod, NJ ,te r-pst of
MIeCELLkHEOUS ASD SCHOOL boOKS
IL rsr.rt dsnsnc. 40 cfsr thu % be .yste
FOB CASE, on V:aY FAVORABLE rsaA1
Psrsu.sr attention vii - gwen .IypJi1s 81 Sew Bosss
ssues or %. Pr,sT and also 70 MAJ Or;s-s ;sfnf socI
pan, 20 III! rem Th PcmPtaeH ~ ss stI nc nes ne
psrt<s v.r. present
TICRHOp [ Yields GOULD LINCOLN
PHILLIPS SAMPSON CO, l. n. BUfLsE Z CO,
CEILDs A PETERSON. J. Z. LiPsIkCOII Co.,
ether bos3l Lle PhsdsfDli Putsas:s, 5ors.sEty
experience 49, Aar scg1aDh5se wa the de-
of Du'i1.s fl corfd--: rbsss = or
q g. soot Dcs. to Ts 'ns!e ef tse pa:-
ryrtg,
10 ocr old Fii.ndt ,1d Plcns ih-i B,kns need
b. said
To ,o,. ~ wh-rn We t.vs -qr.ia.sI-s VII npy
ssy give fair a ether y T.iioEa ns, oE Isl or
NEW WORK BY TaE REV. }. H. .SSRAHAH
o. MONDAY Apul Al, sas 5ih, in conc. -1o1 Ei.h
PatnsJ L RlSss0,
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE; or, IsE,Ef ~ sospteE.
By LutDor Of Tne Prince ~ tLs House % David"
one volume large l2uo so p4.es llu'rs,s1 Pn;e 81 IS
Order, will b. hsA stv tee.rdus 20 ,heir priority sod %
ps.re prcmp. .Ary sUyciet boots-Tt VIA bod 4 Tor
their CTssr in sdg2nrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
Nem Publications.
NEW EDITION-NOw READY

NEW EDITION-NOW READY
IN
MECHANICS, MACHINlST'S, AND ENGINEERS
PRACTICAL BOOK OF REfERENCE,
RAILROAD ENGINEERs FIELD BOOK So
Containing Tables tns EorGae for use ia 'nPethca and solid
hsnsurstou; strergh weight Of maelas Mechsnl1s
MAehisery; Hydiauc Rydrodynamos Marine Eosnt' Cne
,ry Aed Miscellaneous Recipes together with dhoas OF
rnnirI ard Hue, locating tracks ana switches
TALs Of RAdh t5er Logathnis Nsiara aud Losshmc
external Scents Natural snes and Ie2gens
10 Decree Minute OF the Osdrsni ana LgNhtns
az NaiuTG Members from 70 loooO BY CHAELrs H1stkTr
Civil Engineer W. HAcRLEY, Professor Mstbe
MATES IN Coinu6A Coese, New York $40 pages contape
IN Diagrams rnce, bound In MoTTooco gilt EDGES pocket
bok form With tnoks s So pam Morocco, flexible 81 70
Nsied Zee OF posAge feceip, Of price
Agents wanted 20 sell the above work. Appy 70
W. A. TOWNSEND 4 Co Pubfsher'
No. 20 walker " New YORK.
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Printing.

AT EVERDELLs.-Weddins Cards, Notes,
~ ko There ceeorsed Card, sps Sdicly engraved only
bad in Broadway, Of Dasuss Orders received y mall
ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF-PRlCE.
H -peoains At Hcne and Visiting Ca'ds, iiHeSds Bod
Cares, Chesbs kc., o. KILLYs, No ~ fufont' " T.
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VIUE SECOND EDITION OF
ABsOTTs
EMPIRE OF AUSTRIA

EEADY
hOND DAY, March 81,
uft which tine e Publishers i3-cei ~ unexpected de-
Indulgence Of u. :-'de IL hing ner 1-s
have made tu-h ha after ABOVE dsie
We hope 20 a'ys no fur,n~T dssppOrtnsn..
ABBOITs EMPIRE OF AU5TslAHtne Er': ofs series q
20 give Dop-lsr history Of e h3lAlc,s u
Con.IeIai Europe, Ana TO D. followed - Pr1ssa, hls
SIa e<-
go pegs, crown 6yo. Price o. 50.
From Tne C1risian IIteilssD5s
Tn. author t The H.ory Of ks cGs here iu. ed
undertaking q al labor and ncmsa he h as1u. 20
prepare ois bossply Of The Sons-cnies Of Cout
rental EUUpe,hsH birth .oucstJu, eJpot progress and
present condition and be- ts .nced vita Alsii g De-
followed shortly by An1ss u Land Of tfe Cls Toe
present volume Of So pAe earDes 1s:
ire numerous adDirey OF Mr. ABBOTT ~ n: b. dsppoItea
IN the .IscLoB Of ls hefay eu;e-pnsf VI Dtses1g
uAtsI. there certainly no aci To ehro4ee. OF the
House of HApsbLF Tesd Ike tns i'd vagHes OF hon
than sober htons Tee early struggles Of
Austria for power and place the uaoua hE hece rA
h MCsem inv.5er 1Ls aId oment1us struggle OF
the Reformation, the iTty years Irns ~T The ceILhrs
Of su-h wsrfiop Cna.s AL Ana bG'i.gns
pbus the fFbt o. the sssusn sCoa tId Ae partition
Po4udA torn only paTs of me reh s;'f-a upon
which he ttorac dfa And The 5os may
a. will. We need nAdy sdd tnat NJ Abtstt, pess1; and
Ietursque o. n,nGoG, ard tee skL s.,h whck b.
eAbost.s aud odeats render els 7e1ns az
interesting those wt1 eLd or anG.emsh G. 20 TIA. case
who will cortut Il with nore serious in'eutn
MASON BROTHERS.
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8pfrial Notifies.

Ps,t-g,nic. Notice.-BENTLEvs DISPATCH, mADI.
BON sQUARE.Tss s.esn,r EUROPA ,st' i9f sa,ops
jG her Mails must De- IN bs Office ey ~ SiTr 2, ina
e-se-
Preaching by Elder =. Chapman, on TUESDAY
EvsEiss .. y o'clcci a. Cnares Jsy-st
nrn nytIssg , Brossyu. subjs-t. THE Tao Cow4ss Of
christ showing Coming to Be nigh :. baud, and the
ssessity Of preparation OF heart TO meet tne eyeaL
On iUssDHf EvENIN9, March IS, At Clinton Hal,
imsl dsnis TO the cGP.;nsSa 70 s'sao nee de-
EDwnD How,, j., ss3Ietsry
The 8rst Of n Course Of Lectures before the Pilgrim
Young Mems Christian Assoeston, Ht Be delivered By ts
sSr az Az snd s4th IT, on TUEsDAY EVENING Mach 5
s7 0s,Ost subjset-Bnsh Miller Collection viii Dc taken
Triesds Of the eOrdsy nv.ed % be present:
American Geogrpphicni aud stnti.t,cal society.
AnnaI AGdrs" b} ne Rev. JOstrh r, fhOa Jl, -.
Pbnsnihrop" vii be dsiysred IN ths Loet1eroom
s.s H p nan % Hs%stT: sIs 1-qas.tsd ny5 is
sosOnpsnJ them. JAMES ~. BEEK8AN, Rec Sec.
,s. RPy :, Ini is7.l:y d sno sG sh{ Y Ts
ytra1ss D.nensI9,i.n THls lrueidsyl EvENiN6 @ At y
osEELEY s'5, sTEPgEs Il MUgN. so, Di Law md
by ,bs t.kbrsed THO, MosIs. BALLAS, DEAN and MAC
DOEOUGH. Tie public Ge invited. JAaEs ELLIS,
Chairman Of Committee.
BrookIyn YosnF nien's Chrlstian Assccc,s[iO1n,
sCUDnLR D. Of IPeia win ds!lysTs Lecture IN ne Ply
asSSBs st o'eioot subect'' The Pnysieal Features.
k.se. I.1saags' Pnosopay and Of Ind. yisa
s Rooa' Of lie Amocs'iOn OF members ana q The dSqs
Chairman Committee on Lectures and Mse.ius'.
Notce.-The Aunver,sy Of tie Opening Of the MONDAY
Prayer Meeting. a; No "a GreenE.hst VI" oe bed' win
spVopse Services on ThURs3Ai the m ne ,s T5 .5
,fsS s,sss S..pscSy a. those who formerly met At No n
FHe Rev. DIR. ChaImors.-The Rev. Dr. HALEY Of
Assy formerly q EanOuIe5 On tD,%Se lnePd OF n The ne ne
aDo character Of tins eminent divine, THURSDAY EVE
RING March H. At the Church Ia 8ts;, neaf 5aa' com
DsneiDg al oeiocs TcieIs . cents. |
Csrpsrntios N.tIeeThe Committee on Make, Of the
THURSDAY l7th nit, at O'clock An parties la,
sy Crystal Pslso viii attend at the above mentioned TINE
$40 ''''' "'''''' '''' henry W. GENET, Committee
hHoaas mCaaEL sTtss TTtEsossEY' w.oPa.
Richard.on, Boyuton q Co., No. go C,nsl.t, a few
SIEaRs saS sGaS4cEs PEscEs
n0anleG STAR RtE9Esi Also BALLAR0S Low. Low
IsHrssby simple .efe economical and cheap oEe can be
.e-n IN operation At The store
SS,ss 36EsV uTpsVcH9ss 1s, Urn.. u rs. later, 0.r0
s ss..s ;S sssiy ss ~. & .s 2 a3a, S & 1d al 10"
Geo. G. Parker a Bro,
No .S9 Ws,hmg.oast.
wBoLEsALE DEALths
nS,r,SLAss .Isa
AND Provisions,
onsI ion stock Of the following srtioe which
'' utmost s s' . 9s sSii ' I'll o4ss1. S.0 IL @
ssssse se soss. sSni Goldfish as sassSeasd n.u
sSwnDs Danh,h, Dateos,s County Pork,
ssImop Genuine Cider Vinegar,
pussh PiciIed and Smoked Ashton Sat-, Ia sacks, bags
NN1 ~ Es.Is Msclersl in mail package.
Mess Beef &C.
AIfTION -I In cnuseouence OF he
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5taiionerp an6 fanta 0ochs.

CLOTE 4 JAMES,
- sTATIOnERs. PRINTERS snd BLANK BOOR AANu
EACfURERS, No 80 fuccs O.aers fesPe -tic.iy o.ctee
~ PER CENT YED-in ruling
,bty BY th. AID ol Patent Steam railing Machine
Di, nono Pont.d PENS rlns 900 sheets hour We
furnish paper dealers booksesrs SaroDe and priner' Rd
BID H-sds printing 20 the sheet II 9uanttes sys OF
Ruus unsurpsIe together With .rse sock of Writns Pa
Pep- CAFSON hAsp' Nc ~ neesnAn s-
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@rcrerits, propisi0ns, 81

CASH CAPT. Il A l., $50, 1000
~ TEAS WINES GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS
CHEAP fOR CASH
important % fsrne bote and restaurant rrople.o
country merchants sud the pubic .: iargs
THOMAS r. AGNEW bA. tho lafs's stock Of cholee Teas
Wines Ofocenss Flour and Pfosons 20 be fiad Va New
York the price. The ndersgusc imports ss
sood aad herps 80 600 n mis- business sno thersby
eusbed % undee any In New Yors Cal sud for
yourselves Consult yo0r interests sad by yopr goods
where get chesp,t .ni beat Jus. T.o.y.d,
500 barrels Mes orleans inOlasses
100 barrels S,uaT,S sirup.
80 barrels No / family ma ker.L
hafchssts gTcen a1d black cyopl
l0t0 barrels choice brands family hoar.
0oods delivered % all parts of hs city free ~ ch1se
THOMAS T. AGNEV,
Importer Grocer, Flour aud Tea DsslsT,
No. 2Ga Greenwich aud No - Muusys: Ne. fofs.
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ryNHE RREN PRINr rs
SPRING STYLES
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG C Co.'s
No. 80 and 81 CHAhBERssc, ~ Y.
We receiving from The wors' eose POPULAR
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING AND SUMNER Styles
also,
so CASES FNGLIsH PRINTS jus, landed.
THE NEW-YORK CARPET LINING COM
Il PANY,
having enlarged their nStoSy,
sdded thor mschucy from the 'ste impreveu-n fos
the manufacture of
CARPET LfNlN0 AND COTTON BATTING,
u hani and maR,fs trnss upcrN sxJcle %
COTTON BATTING.
Buyen are Invited 20 call and examine o. the n1tory
No. ias Ws,srst.
B-ln orders for Carpet Lining snd Co,ss 1sSsttna
promptly attended 10 j X hhkklN0IoN ssent
DUY ydnr PLAIN RIBBONS at the Ribbon
I'D Store Of LEWIS TIBBAL No l5i Bovsiy thifd door
above BrOoms,t The single piece AZ impofsIs oos Prize
STRAW HATS-Men's, Boys, Misses sod Chl-
AZ JOHN NAYHER's No. 1870 Broldwsy N Y.
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fine Arts.

4 RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
the best u ssh Canvas on sad Water Coor BTs.h Pas
Drawng pape Gc q. lower pccs thaa other house
IN tbe city w. SCdAUs, ATass Colonnn,
No. s29 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

kerssene Ouls-CAUTION.-I consequence OF the con
tod made by The manufacturers OF strong
,asl,. ans oils deceive the public by calling
ths ois "KEROsENE" IL has become necessary 20 notify
they ought exact from the dealer guaranty
that selling TIE genuine Oil Care also should be taken 20
avoid explosive compounds Of camphene and
resin oil offered In market COAL OIL or KEROSENE
by interested parties Tor the Of dsmGgng the sale OF
EFROaFRE which fAs OF late taken The place OF the many
dAnsereus uds Te.oOTe In general use Purchaser wno
Gil which they suspect a. be c'untele OF kEh
OSENE viii confer favor by leaving sample the ohoe or
Company with the Rodres Of the seller and ound 10 Dc
an imitation will be commenced for the illegal u.e OF t1e
word KEkOsENs, she trade mari Of the kEROSENk OIL
COMPANY No. 50 Beayerst N Y.
rprtog Hst-New wStyIe.-iS59.- S3.-A beautiful
pp@oimen Of the low price OF Three Dol
nm The NEW HAT COMPANY, No lf8 Nassau'Et, sell
every variety of HATS, CAPS and UMBRELLAS, twenty
five PEI cheaper a. any other place W the CITY,
Nho!rsAe-geEy low for cash.
Electricity and Water Cure. The FIieuds and Fat-
of Mu "A. A. CHIFFON informed th2t sne has re-
moved TO the COOPER INSTITUTE Room No s where she
Will b. happy receive patients AID treat them WIN heI
med uaform The recently discovered and
wonderful power of ELECTRICITY remedial agent IN 81
deases having ASeryous Origin, aud In HemorhaSe Supgrss
aty ard other Female wesSuess has been aouh
dainty tested and is confidently recommended 70 the scted
svsIyShte safe painless aad ayoids the poison oi a's
Cal ASa ~ II
Eaaixrant IdteIiisence Ofiee azd Labor Exchanss
nom No Csnss % No 81 Worth a. tAie
AnthpaIs doors west Of BroSdEsy No fees charged
JAMES p. PAGAN, Superintendent
$500
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Cost ana fonn6.

I OST.-On Sunday evening in 25,h Street be-
tween 7,h and eth ava 40 IVORY HEAD CAsE with tn~
engraved the gold band sOttss rsw.'d vii
b. paid for its retnTn W No. "a Warrenst.
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rsst y,sr7o oTHEa GOODS In a. the v1ols 4epsr,,
a.E-t, a1. sLlE-.rN.ee IA tie above.
b1ysrs Eoz eS~ry seton q ~ ~ho cesir. %
'-r aa'rrsssd n 7sr-;y ard eheaYos vii Se vel % .fs
S-ItSaL sIz-.ee- q .Et sIsSess .,os ,lrckais sss
stgA
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Gorsss, Carriages, &r.

LINE HORSES.-I am again prepared 10 offer
IL for BALE EORrY 6rst-css. HORS IS, which
selected By with ny usual and all hs ass aent
possessed oL have hseo pairs Of spsndia GAtchsd
Wsch he'd regardless of sld
.k5r have desisbie Single Hors.s AMI f~
6s,s spesd Horses, which can BE- seen A. iay pace a.
WHITEsTOWN OLrdA Coaniy " y, until no lcta t,y Of
March, instant Alter That time slai b. ny cid lGAsrs,
POST STABLE, 4iAss, New York C.y, where inyit, al
hsng 6Tst asa Matched se ale 8os. AL su4 sIanss
fsr themselves. VIM. JORALExAH AsonL
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Clothing.

u 4 ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, at
8 Il JoNEss, 10 AnGrj sii Double sole ws,.r.Pioof
Boo S3l Doubles DE PEG so.ory-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CaIahrnfa6 Ea,,,,,Ia DfIIs

celebrated FeAnilie P1llS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicneis is unfaillng in the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution lie subject II mederates all
excesses aud removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited It WILL in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT DE TAKEN AY FEMALEs
DURIHa THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREo-
NANCY, AS THEY ARE SURE TO BRING ON MIscAR-
RIAoE, NUT AT ANY OTHER TIME THEY ARE SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ortion, Palpltatlon OF the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when ali other
means have failed; and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron oalomel antimony, or anything
hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack.
ct, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the UnitedstateB and Canada, r"
JOB MOSES, (Late 1. c. Baldwin a COL
Rochester, New-YorK.
N. B.-sI,oo and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent wiilinsure bottle, contain
ing 90 pills. by mail.
Sold in Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS a KRLso.
mylI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
Another Prize Fight in Prospects.

George King, boxer of renown, lately
arrived from England, last week issued a
cartel Of defiance to the equally celebrated
Ed. Price, of Boston. Mr.. Price is fight
ing man, every inch of him, aud has not
been slow in picking up the gauntlet A
friend of his has deposited in our hands
draft Of two hundred dollars with which
to bind a match, at Kings earliest convent
ence, for battle to come off in Canada -
Price wants to make the thing thousand
dollars II side, and has no objection to dou.
Bile that amount at the shortest possible no.
tice. He means business wants to give
King good, square chance, and the only
favor he asks is tor the other party TO hurry
up. The two hundred dollars Cor one hun
dred if it will suit King better) waits to be
covered. .-Porter's Spirit
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Gatrst By GrIrgrdpb.


WAHhANuNVNl oune H.
The ordering Of more efficient naval force
20 the African coast was not in consequence
Of any late complaint by the British Govern
ment. II was long ago contemplated but un-
I'll recently there was no vessels which could
be used for that purpose. SO far as our
Government is aware no new orders have
been issued since 1912 by the British Gov.
sEnmont In connection with the treaty stip-
ulation for the suppression Of the slave trade
on the coast Of Africa.
There is nothing in the recently received
letters TO a distinguished Geneaal in Wash.
ington, which affords any grounds for the
belief that England will become involved in
the present war in Europe, Il is understood
that the cabinet to-day have finally settled
on the documents they have for several
weeks had under consideration, Of the views
Of the administration on the subjects Of ma.
tive rights IL will probably be transmitted
TO Mr.. Dallas by the next steamer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
New York, June II

Cordosa, formerly member of the Cali
fornia Legislature, was arrested here to day,
on charge of forgery aud false preteuces,
in having forged q letter of credit on a Cali,
fornia house, for only fifty dollars, on the
strength Of which he sold draft to the
house. A number of forged checks were
found in his ossession-also, a recommen.
detion to the President for the appointment
OF Commercial Agent at st Thomas, signed
by prominent Democrats in California, be-
lieved, also, to be forgeries.
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Confession of the St.. Louis Murderer

Sr l'oUTs, June II.
George H. Lamb, execute here to-day for
the murder Of his wife, stated to his spiritu,
al adviser 10 day that his former confession
was substantially correct except in the fol-
lowing particulars
When he and bis wife left the Astor
House. to 60 in a skiG 10 Carondelet, they
went to the foot Of Carr street, near wher,
the skif was fastened, and on reaching the
edge Of the river he threw his wife down
and held her head under the water, until
she was dead He then placed her body in
the skif, and rowed down the river, throw
ing the corpse overheard just below Caron.
delet, having first attached weight to it.
This was all done in broad daylight Lamb
made short speech on the scaiiOld, in which
be expressed full hope of pardon from God.
Ho met death with frmness, and merely ut
tered the exclamation, "Ohl" as the door
gave way from under him His body was
taken by his father to Mendoza, III.
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WAsBINeroN June l.

Government has determined that if the
next advices bring confirmation Of continued
hostilities with Texas Indians, to remove
them to the west Choctaw reservation Ii
was designed to delay this change until next
year. Outrages on Indians by organized
bands of white outlaws who desire their
lands, are common,
No decision is yet arrived at in Cook s
case, but if proof be sufficient to sustain
the charges he will share the fate of West,
colt.
Official advices from Utah represents a bad
state characterization and further difficult
ties are apprehended