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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

Roger A. Pryor has been elected to Cong
ress from the Petersburg district, il Virginia,
to fill vacancy. lie is believer in tie
.irrepressitle conflict" between .'Slave ls5cr
and Free Labor,' agreeing with Mr.. Seward
as to the existence Of the conflict, and its con-
tinuel existence, until one system is over
thrown. just now the Democratic papers are
very tusy ia deDounoing Mr. Seward for ex-
pressing like opinion. Yet they are rejoicing
over the election to Congress of Mr. Pryor,
who, on the 26th April, 1852, tlong before
Mr.. Seward uttered like thought) thus ex-
pressed himself
"Thtre must Be Il last battle bet5ceen slavery
o.7f abolition. Tie struggle toH end only pith
the destruction Of one or tie other Of the t,co
hostiig parti18. Shall The South postpone the
last decisive confict until defeat is inevitable Z
TIE strength Of the enemy is hourly iucreas-
ing. Every ship lead of einigrants discharged
in the streets of New York, AUGMENTs THE
FORCES OF ABOLITION, aud every decennial
couu, Of the population OF the couotry, marks
the rapid decline cf tie South !"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

Mr., Isaac Adams the inventor OF the print
ing press bearing his uame, admitted to
be the best book press il use, IS out in a card
in the Boston Atlas renouncing modern De-
mocrasy. 1t is wonder that man of Mr..
Adams genius should have renamed With them
SO long. lie thus speaks out
s'The negro is she fulerum, and tie United
States judiciary the lever by means of which
those in power, sud their instruments, are at
tempting 10 su5vort right without which the
people would soon be reduced to a state not fur
above that Of the Southern slave. they cry
''Popular Sovereignty !" aod as Sir. HalleIt
said in his speech, s'they mean whatever they
please by it;'' out when they say that slave
properties IN the Territories must be protected
by the use of the United States Courts for that
purpose, even against The will Of the people,
and in spite Of aay territorial Iaw against it,
they mean all they say, however thick The wordy
covering of their iaten! may be-"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

PREACHING AND Practice. lion. Frank
p. Blair, Jr, in order to illustrate the sincerl-
ty of his free labor preaching, emancipa'ed in
the Circuit Court, yesterday, FIVE slaves, as
follows: Sarah, wife of Dupre, aged II and
43 years; also negro girl COurtenay, daughter
of said Sarah, about Il years of ago; also
S4llie daughter of said Sarah, about years
of age, also Lewis Williams, aged IS years
S.. Louis Buiittig.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

There is great deal of discussion gong oD
just DOW upou the question Of hanging ca
Brown Our opinion is, tia! il turns entirely
upcn poical consider 4tious. He will be deals
@itb il q manner that will bring the mos,
capital to the Democratic party, as he is in
their hands
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

Mr.. Greeley oneo uotifed John Brown that
there were some letters for bin al bis Office !.
aud that, he states, is ali he ever had TO do
with him person.lly, Greeley supposed Brown
was in Canada, when be turned up N Virginia,
Brown also took the Tribune, and read the
Bible. That is the ''proof Of Greeley's COM
Plicity with Brown - l. not this, s'r,ng
proof
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

The Administration press are Just now doing
more than ten thousand, sOssawatomie Browns
could do, to excite an insurrection among the
Slaves at the South. Only convince the
Slaves, ias these papers seem determined TO
do) that all who profess Repubicansm are
ready to aid such an insurrectiop, and rislngs,
at hundred points, may be very speedily look
ed for-.ab Eve. Jour.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25
THE WHEAT-sTACK INsuR

THE WHEAT-STACK INSURHECTION.
Ga Thursday night stack Of wheat on a
farm, about thrce miles from Charlostown, Va,
was burned, either by accident or design, and
the grand oil Commonwealth Of Virginia was
Immediately shaken to lis ceatre Gov Wise
and President Buchanan were Instantly tele-
grsphed tc; troops were sent from all quar-
tezs, and within twenty four hours there we're
more than one thousand we'll armed men at
ChaFles.own, aud tho Federal government was
hurryiog Gu powder, miuie balls and howi;zer
shells "Behold bow great matter little
FIRE kindloth." The State Of Virginia Is qua
king, all about burnt grain STACK. She mas
an army in the field, but nothing to fight; for
the nsurgent fire was burnt ont long before a
soldier arrived. ]: did not eveo require
Juske! Of water
Ia the midst o. the gloom created by tue
impending tragedy at CharlcstovR- tie exc
cution Of John Browu and bis assoclates-tLis
whea. stack insUryectioa cxSites feelings Of the
Indicrous that cannot he repressed, and it will,
we know, to subject Of mortifcatioa and
shame ia Virginia, ard cf rloicule u. the
North. Let there be nothing more said of '.an
irrepressi5la condiet;" an !yrepres>itle terror
is the phrase, for such terror has seized upon
the Virginiaus, and they IRE no longer able to
sleep soundly in their beds, Phantom insur-
gents haunt them; spectral BrowGs aua Cooks
Fit acroes their paths.
.Shsdows, to night,
Have struck more terror TO the heart of Richard
Than the substance of ten thousand soldiers
Armed in proof"
But even ally panic Ike this, which far
surpasscs in absardi,y the Harper, Ferry
panic, is rot to be ;reated fippauly II be-
trays much nore serious organic and cousti-
rational weakness in the slave-holding commu-
uity than we at the North have had any con-
ception of. Let the Southeners talk as they
will about the loyalty of the slaves and the
security Of their masters, this last fright shows
that neither can be relied on. The whites are
10 constant dread OF tue blacks the patriarchal
institution is a continual nightmare to the
CputbeiISTS' Olc UT iWO more SUcn displays
of weakness and terror will show the blacks
how great their power is and how much they
are feared, and when they arrive at this know
ledge, there will come the day for real, we'll
grounded terror.
1t is time for the people of Maryland and
Northern Virginia to think seriously of what
they suffer from slavery to contrast their
! condition of nervous uneasiness with the secure
prosperity Of their neighbors in Pennsylvania.
It is time for them to acknowledge that slavery,
in their latitude, a: least, is az evil aud a
burden. Il is ;ime for them to begin to rid
themselves OF i!-not By sudden emancipation,
for that is out OF the question; but by driving
slavery further South, thus opening their terri
tory to the blessings of freedom, aud bringing
security to panic-ssricken Peopls.-Phiia.
RuIlst,n
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

MAKING Fools or THEMszLvEs.---Our
nchivalrc'' Solshera friends are determined 10
make themselves ridiculous. Recently YAM
kee was arrested in Mobile, and threatened
with $1,000 ine if he did not leave the city
at once, for uttering Unreasonable" language,
by hoasting that be had voted for Fremont,
ard expressing bis opinion of the "peculiar
institution" Now VIC end, in the Richmond
Wig, the following advertisement:
MA AAaAAA REWARD. JOSHUA r.
ANTsGvSTV GIDD1NGS having openly
declared himself TRAITOR 10 a lecture at
Philadelphia, on the 28th of October, and there
being DO process, strange to say, by which he
can be brought to justice, propose to be one
of hundred to raise $4,000 for bis safe de-
livery in Richmond, or $4,000 for the pro-
duotion of his head. / do not regard this pro-
position, extraordinary as it may at first seem,
either unjust or uamerclfHt. The law OF God
and the Constitution of his country both con-
dema him.
For satisfactory reasons withhold my name
from the public, but it is the bands of the Eds
itor of the Richmond Whig. There will be no
difficulty, am sure, in raising the $4,000
upon a reasonable prospect Of getting the said
Giddings to this city,
RichmonI Nov. /, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

"Dou't fail To see SIXTH ANNUAL AN
NOUNCEIENT," and brilliant offers, in an
other column
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

majority nay daindle down TO the little end OF
nothing beat out Cumberland Telegraph
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-11-25

That onr hands may bo able to keep Thanks
giving Day, our paper is published little ear
iier this week than usual.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-05
P@@8RECKUss
@ETRE
R0eAEy Msszmsaaa News


TAs dfsDovary Of RIGA and sxkeaaivs Cold
Rsgsoas In WestaRn Nebraska and the
ssgtainky tAak Largo pagaaasaoa win ma
msalassly sakaE upon 50 settle aleag tie
Eastara Slops Of the ReekY Muunkatnss
eenders Il imnaFkans and eyen necessary
that preaa ehcald be established khere
without delay, 10 inansncb and arganlxs
the aeYsrsihed masses es 80 now rapidly
rushing 10 ths sesae Of sEterpgtxa. Tha
character cE tails mevF and ixapoTkans region,
will dspumd maeA urea ths inauaass hwsaghs
"a bear apoa ika early sektlsmsnks sa& na
iRaaeaee Ia as powsrfal 10 dlssaaae fran
disorder, and % organise with order and
! aigaiky 40 Free prssa. e il the pugposs
az tAs undersigned, 10 pfocesd az once 10
the MlnIng Rsgi0a, with Press, and la
sac the 6raa No. at q weekly Papsts erana
some poank In OF naar tia Mining Region,
On og About gAe ETst os Apgsf. tbs Paper
waM be saissa Tme Rocxx MoUMTAEs
NRws. Taa Eaftogiai department will b
eo1duekma with amEiTe smAepenaenea ss all
pafEs@aA OF peSaaLaEy considerations and
and while free from i II undue aeekaonAl ins
nReaes, will be aevske1 th0sanghly TO the
Western iBkesessas and especially the Cazas
| trail West. Reliable eorfasp1mdea&s will
be 8eeared Ia aFexg iEnpuEsank MinERg Rs
gloa and ISfUrmaEicA EolEseksd vita eare,
az, 10 their extent and Ffckns4s, ard alsa
thAir Agricultural and Commercial ResouF.
ras. Special at4nnei0a will Be paid 10 M
IesssaiaEng kAA resnae "a reliable safweys
Eur reads shTssazh Tie M0ans9ins. and par.
IsteatariY fuE tbs Assan Central sEsssRk eg !
pASa&e Rail Road. II d @DrAA Glib kh@l
viii be umseaa kn kha stramgse In faFmiag !
heesTsek sskEmaka Of kAa REinka@ RsgS0m asss
lis prospects, althsg Eag MInfag, KaTmIA@,
ISg Trading, viii be EaaEhsafay eo1aEsanfea
led Ia Tag Raexx hs0uwxAxx Ngwa.
At shs sa@e time. pgssasa axxmmgmam&a
viii be made RnkH th@ Mall or Expraaa ID
regularly established, 10 ehkain the earliest
Eastefn Nsws for L Miners. We h0pa
By conaacttng kRs pager Necessity ard FAIR
II, 10 0bsaEm kos IL i wide eigsmaassan III Ill
the EasEagn SsaEea, as waaI 40 "a aho Mass
amd By e&Esfmasy ass&img esxFaE& fmsosHAa@
tea. renasx oas ssasanaas,aa naxzsxsav rslan.
BILE, Whesaeass asalsgas AwankMz Me wasR-
ing Co deal vita kha miaan@ re4zssa sHzEa @rsA
II to there inksgass k0 aavsgEsMa a shs ~
raEn Mgws aa beang khs sras asyss naber as
sabllshsd 4 viii BE- rsaa by 81 tha Minaza.
TkR afs siEgle cory oEs ysAas ". y
eopaes enc ysaf, 30. gsxtetty " alyNmss.
Advertisements wssa Be ehazsea a. Eea-
! 80. asasesAa. Is. aaasa.' -. ~. -.
+ Go { ~ = = t.
NJ caaaEaa, ] a. AS Is aAzaA q.
nassnSss sssaa, ase lasEaa g lsas @. 10.
CemmnsIeasIsns maY he dGraeas q FoFE
LaFanls, uatH aaz khsk n0kiSss
M8F - -
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Thaa < Z .

TAaa iafamoas pFassSipssve proposi.
ssisas ssesnsly adopted ~ shs BIaak Re
pahlisaas az Massachusetts, and saas In
sespesssea inao their ooaas iaasiaa, d -
fellows:
sslsO pKRs0a on FOREIGN nTnTH
SHALL Be ALLOWED 10 y0TE,
MOB SHALL HI BIZ ELEGTBIE no
OFFICE, UNLESS an Shall. HAVE
RESIDED WITHIN TIE IgfRIsDTC-
TON gK THE STATE ron Two
YEARS STlRS QTNHeT 70 ffgs NAT
URALsIxATE0N, ana SHALL be osharwiss
qaallAad ascending % the Oonaaisasion
And laws III toe Commsawaalah4's
9has = ne Repuhlisan aoessina in 70.
gard . adopasd sisiasns. a ruaawsy
slave ean vots jast a. soon - . aativs
white maas bus "a Irishmau, Gsrmaa,
o. osksr foreign born aisiaaa, il insalssd
and degraded hslow me slaTs. saeh i
Black Rspablieaaism.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BaNg.
90
M. c. HUTT d 90,

Go1Me1h aLD9Ray +srssss ssst s.ssss EegA
MONEYS reesissd en aepesss, pavaaas
II 90 demand o. stspseE1ea date, vida .
without Interest," IS peg agrssmena wath
daYoaisara - s.
VI draw dlFess GA Msw Yak. Hns&aw.
Philaaslphaas DskEolk and Chieago. -
hass Also psrfactsd an aEFaageassst -
whleh we kaane dgekta aasGa testers e 49,
GA ths pkanrapaI aAaknFs In Gee hmnssr@ !
and Sly -aaxaa eikias ra Eas@pA.
Gallakklaas maAa La waskssn lswa as,.a
Esssssn Asbraakas kFes 81 charge, aad ~
mlsssa g esExsat rates 81 sxsAsAes.
We R6& save 0TgE@&W BM MzxW ES& mN7f rs,
eoaaEAisalen real aatase In kswa and Ma.
kEaska. - 8 =
laysas moasy Tor eapitaillss, and hux ana
sslE Lana Warrants a eaxnsns satss. =
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E1lEnss nod dUasass, aosasEs Rna aImasy
"a saapky psekse = ths vEuEsk Of eFanaaa. p
/ hare opamsa 6aasp ii ssAa Asa& Al
BsoaAwAY, Couaell AsazEA, Is 4. ID. Aaayas
cd stand, he. s, fef ne aaagnsemrs mad
nApalF ag Piems. Earrsma, nw4 Yekeas
Wag0ass Carriages maggys, SaasNAas Cas-
terra Bos@s and 6sapA@as wsAA MI kha A1n-
esmltaats Yaka AID WsgpmR Mowa al
wars on hamd. 1 win ray IL ealsr ~
tsnksea 10 rspAExsng III ia Ess hgAmehAs. and
e&ka Ia NxxhRage &aysAgnN gzssk eMn cas-
|ar dxiAk, asa af paF asases wlAAs Essve 30
d salE Aaa aaa What ean 40 80 ysH~
a. Il. @B&RY.
szarnesa Rausss. Yam. q aaaiH Ae
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"A - impossible ke eonwey 30 aAsqa2a
sdea % the immanse good now bsiaE tsas
By Dr. SEnttAss Electric OH Of Philadel.
phias Il Is kmpofkank 10 piacs II il he
haSam ak al hmada6sl Msu ~ 8oon az mAJ
BIZ, to sava pain and smsewia@. In ell cases
Of accidents, &C. NosAiag has ever aaat
what this aFticas Il doing 10 the aAaas sin
Pzss--Msrs Wsa4xtsI Esseasrit O
PHELkrNGvnxA, June ., 'ss
DT. Saaasa--I was smAaFfng fntsnssI
aEUaa lwkssnal pissas wss gtyea ap By sRa
pAgsieiAnas ] was advised to tgy Dr.. SMi.as
ElesErie Oil, bY IaSeetisns. The first u.
paigagiaa FelisYea ne paRas and after fsB
apslaeskioaa was eHkiEsly cared.
KouFsa grakakuslFs
Mm&. MAMw EHErTfck,
~ JanEpea a.. two Aaasw kaIow saa.A
FsuEn tizA Troy, kM Z. d Timaj
TRK RuzM.-- asksrglaY aaEs tbs ssga.
ey ladies' vlsa&@o Or. @&Emaza b. sMEA, u
tbs Trey H0ass~~ssssaa ssaaiag are saVA
miless aaHaxiag gram Askhaaa, EsrrOsa
palms. Khenznasiaa aad geasrai dsasgs'
menE. Ths : Eleesy5e gisss Is saraaay .Aaa.
Efss4ag lts seefhiag. &gAaq xlsx AEd CO.
ratiws pcweFs upon khs AFFLICTED Of TrVJ
smd siesniky. Cais aagly
VITA xr Srasga IN f-~wss, 3 pimhs
and inEipasak EaEhsrlmg which Tag tins
appears 90 TIA aRE4Aea AID BY q trtaiAg
ehaage ID tho @hsorA&ats IL taaaa up ssa
caTftsd 90 through me eirealstisa sfstrika
fn.M
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Aasss 81 tie kansss bszax.
ET WHR -~aK 70 DC e faNeaa< &gk
20 n 3 ii q AZ DO 10 MARM
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STEAM RG Y HsDAT
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CsaHsil Blnfls and Omaha CITY,

.@aasamsm TIE 9sunega Msazzs 3 Ms@
- hERaGa Ferry Esmpamg are
. happy Ia im6eSm slss palsiis
Ekak - fsFFyla9 aasso@ has e@amamseds
anA khaE shs hne and eommnaieas skaAsn
Ferry noats
MeARmsa6m No. ;
n now RAISING bakwseA Ceancii BluaA
asA Gza@Aa GikY. afz
Oua wSkTE Boek d ssa ~ khs ansae, lsRs
gssk, and caiy sass and reliable boat % kase
Uppas MEasonm river, and Ms sthia ID the
oEly plaes whasss khs puhlae can cross nj
all stages ct the water, ne would advise
the pubic and szatgrs GIaA Il epms this
roaEe, end ere yin cross yea DELAY,
either ln high Or lgw water III wis ID sha
oaIy place whore amp ess xoaAd BE-
Aeas 4nrimg Ehs hAgA waksz spring ksx
eaAa hanAEsa niles up OF o. d Esyegs
Tsms &c gannang, kTaEa 80 sill DARK.
ksfs9amses -@kks sFsssAg samaaAamits
sanegaaly. apNa6 ~kJ0
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$50 nAEap AfE COD, RATHER
- AL ~ RIGHT 49, NFlTaaKR Al
IT BODY THAN | IN GREN 10 AS.
6ks4 A 0il 81 - q
CT ii FUGITIVE SkssVK. - Extgaet
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BlesaaAald, Aagnss 1859.
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: whsshsk ~ Heala hAlp ii asaSh ] vsss.
swsy slayes v &hihA IA Dodge repli.
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81 WILL 30 ANYTHING TnAYTn
CONSTITUTION AID LAWS on ny
COUNTRY REESSJIME OF &R 81
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8bw TasGaeaAs - ms@ ssA@ Psia.
~, amEsA ~ phnlaaalpAsa will iogtsa
&za8 Il Elks 4skxsE 1Rs ESzas b cure a sis.
- sass ii MhsahzMsasz1y ~ pains In ths
kask u hmAas Rsless Eswnx segss, UIesrs
&nes Msppaaa, @waszsa @aands, FsloRs,
6Gs daAssa Id ne geamka az Meeaa.
@mizsa ManeAFi8 G1Ea aagaM nAsamatiS
Nsszsasa ElaeAxle 0zpss& cars eng Swelling
ME Miaatxae Dal~asa sasa seg DsafBAsa
NzzskaaAa Easekxae 0 care o. TesgAaSAt
assFa MlsntKle Ola eHsa &sg Nesralga
&salsssa EaAesxke W RS sssKa kaE Paia.
saI u = Electric q Ma e.sxa Ee9 skiE jean
SmssksR Esee4xie Ola ssgg4 ~ Rslosa
sxHaEsa EaseExie Oga~.Gaga bssakea brsasti
8saSksss Electric s99il-@ss Bore throat
azmag1ss &Eess&aS 0sA@aa Nsas@ soT barns.
@mssshaS Ra@akFae Obs eaks fag PsraiYss
IL liz a1ekhaag aMa pssasaass b gives ao''
aeAssmS 81 Ee1E IL HmssaRs rallet tAn
SAP 9sAag tAfmg svar before ssaa, and 10
saaaAEva lmmnanae sver m&sweaa p&tRs
Ak9hlV appFaeaaEad hy medical msn, aang
o2 = s. - kape 1ssssa
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sseiws - q g. y . & - > sd
500 KAsssEal q. 8MrH@ i. 40 EzGs kaSA. d.
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saNss. TAs largest hetklsa aaAr Be had d
90 esg - aneksss.
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49, ssR nArm i HARDL
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OFFICER 4 RsUsEY.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AND nEAMMRs IN
LAND WARRANTS d EXCHANGE

: ~ Az " "a
TIT I'LL attend 60 she selection and lar..
wv Esoa Of lands In Western Tosva 49,
Nebraska the payment OF kaxes on larssT
Of aon-ressdsnks, and the collection aaa Pc
mittaaes Of claims. =
EFF ERENOESs
Bank og Pitsshurgh, Exshangw Bmak
MessFs. Kramer 4 Rahm, Agssars. q H,iwesS
3 soas, Willis Boekhe, Esq., Wm. 3. Pc
ssys Pittsburgh.
M0aengzhela Bank og BsownSsiIls. rrank.
lin Bank og WsshangkSn, Pa s
C0namsreisi q r. Bank Of BaltimoFa.
Baltimore Savings Bank. Messys, Johnsson
= Bro, MassEs. Robert 6arrst q Sens. r
Marsh Saith ksg.s Nathan pusev. Eaa
MaEss " hssss Esas. RalEane<s.
JnO- Thompson, Esq.,, New York.
MessEw- Caleb Cope q Co., Phfladegmasfa
Jno. J. AndeFsos q Co.. Massss. Pace 4
haeons LokeEs Reaiek q Co.. 8. n. VIolstt
8 Co. Messrs. Bryan & EFs.. 81. sIsozsis
Geek. S@Kgens q nownsy, Hann, WEl-
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Ihoss II. Bensons ir.s K0wa.
- D assurances Co. Caark d NJ. Bank
Jacob Bann, Esq,s Hoa. s.. Il. Lo9an. Cal.
lHo. Williams, spginzAmad, lila.
Hon. Wa. HTswn, Hon. Richard Yaseas
Z. 3. Eliipse, ESQ. Masars. ~. r. Avers
q Co, Jaekaoavilley IIla.
May %, '5T-Iy
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khak sAsN M1Sa EesnE isssd their - - -
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3003. Nfh haxaA Tea.
go aa<Aa g. "A. BARI
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$40 gaeka Daley 3e
DO h6niaaass.
A0AE Ia Syxmp,
TO- Esa-sesadas ail Rattsrns,
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9ss, aaaksasses, sseasdss o., &c.
80 eeekasa he9ttng stsvss, ALI psst,,u
aaa slRMa.
100 ksga N aass, assorted.
Dsoes, wiAdew aashs blinds, paish OIL
BO0Tg AND SHoKR
We havs sixty easss. ell sorts and -.
tsras- And every thing else that "a! :
feu1A Id atessasAis side OF 81 Louis M,
haawy less NJ AFeaad the failur, n =
aaMnybasik.ass haaaaa kaarsaghOut the ststss
k&ss shewn 90 as khs naesasity Of doinT =
sp4y dewn basamssa. TAegsfors, va So,
aAagksa khe gay aasEA business and IN tbi,
mseans ws hepe Co sMss saeh lndaesnsstsL
tAnss thas wksh TO par downSeT goOda, Ia
ttkssy viii sMEalY PRFehass.
BY deiHg this Find Of Business, VITA
net sae3ees To Iesa, By BAD dshss and usw
lesses swhieh sarsay fellows affair srsditz
We do rot prskem& 20 cay mm Nshraska Gu
asd 0fnahs City dosa, that suEs Is rHK 80
60 Sassss wsmS mssmegs bet We do say wawEi
gave yoa m0re gooda Tor ysuR moBey, an
Any ether hoass west Of Be Leais.
CAL ana sxaHtne-@Ao kroahss 10 sAsg
gesSa ksmsmber the sign Of the Cass2
Caah 8EeFs, Glsnweeds Eowa.
- We h@y dry hAaea, kass, psgsriss
eeFns wh4aky SAss, hscSa, ssFar. wax, sal!sv
De &c. sat Highest prices.
IaIy 81. 1865 vsaalH
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prepared T. farniaA al desired sxssSas II
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kesp askaA 80 gaod VIII. vs. wish
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I'd "A sqaa1 ambwng III ezra. ter whath
swgIl pay the hghesk cash price.
90 Il sgss rakR article eR RfDag ana
Msai wfll be eenstankIy ksps IN hAad ses
MaIs.
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svHT 10 uAaigs, ws hops 90 AxM ard prsapwg
with the eafazsna af tAls gagaaa.
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Thu ssaasrslgnsd havsng sseankas Feskzed
erom ne amsfeamkiIa husfnmass hsgw asawa
lte ozsg his sArvaeea 10 MsrehAnEa Sad ~
siasss Msn &c AL esAsssas ~ GaHsexl
Collecting Agsnks Ne proposes Gu give
his snkire aetsaskea Il tasas Aesinnass ana
bis long residences, and axkanasxn RemaaEn-
kanes Ia the West, VIII, he trusts, eaAhaa
hfm 10 gsws snkizs sakEsk&skzna e Ill WHO
may stapIoy him.
Notes. Accents and GaaEms re ali kinda.
mae be forwarded to tina uaaerslana&, bg
mall, on akhsrwisa. Rag REesankMzfaA. LIu~
uiaakfon az Eosisckkom pTssnpk akkankiaA
will ka xigea. and kAa AwaaEa Amzaed tagAsy
ramikka4 Whsa IL nag S@eDme necessary
10 place eaaima In suiks fAs hesk pgoEswslen-
al sarYAsaa viii be a$eMKa6, aa1 ths Iagal
praeaedInga urged Is asd ia EapEalg q
possihae. Do@hef al 6 - VII 81 asEklsa
And secarsd oa - 80 seraaa askAinAbaa.
and the tae}s 81 hsaI MmksEe, wiaen taksn
elthsr As g ssearatg sassaaaly ta-
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ail paess gf Wssasgm gossa ard Nebraska /
ssad wiII also Sail RarsAase ct Iavass 8nms
sy ia Raal EskMsss
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GEORGE DOUGHTY.
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