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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04
q. Gsttej & Comp,
SmpprterS ppn Nriucn, Sruncics, Ei1ucrs III
GiAarrcn.
Rc. 81 Yearl Ctr, (l4tr StroGr),
Ridmpnp ",

Dieiettr fubrtr Gin 9rr6es Vlacr unh ;rhaIttu ltctS ncucu
Serrats POM ttltcll Sr9noc, 8rrreaur Ii. GbompaSrt xranrY,
Suttn une ttiicu Spretaur Glarel uno lSiraunetr S0tir, Die
ttttsn pcifen SSttnc; 9rrt, Sbrrs nm Mlctiro JSttt ZEN
eehen ShamraSrcr i'll srufcr AuSpdbl antn Msnpnaohcla,
3st nne Srursrs sHsiStes, - prlinriiGcn Sin, Strth
NbiSfes, gPals- gtaucrS &C. &c
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04

Dry-t1e0ds & Fancy Store
sm 9ttutu Ndrttr,
Gdt Ger Sroae- nns 6rn Strase.
@. ~. 81 tnssum rmpGthlt ie,nen Srruueru
une Gem Tubtttum lcin gut "SSrtlrtrS Wager pom Grub
iahrs'Ndartn, BIC IN Der biaiaRiA preuen ~asdcktseu
pcrGcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04

6e1y- 9Hic nam aue Shmcr;en brittn fam.
Die SouNnrt, iY,lhc an 3bcuSrAtemus, 3~tturolsj1, uers3icn
0ppi~ Utlhts1, StIttE, @lltbtr. uub ACKNOWLEDGMENT ltiecn,
arpEo aua;;ntlatiNc yinpeltns unp o%lktse NbbIlIt, wim rt
6&rtSbprnt'e GUrc~AiI gprNWbtn. OIcle Nr12Nra-
.in tincS GNtmiltcn b:t 10 ais t1s Etc Dtttmtt'el tUr SAmtrisn
IN cen Mucbtn, HidStciu, 9ttrNtn ut S.bucu btpItrt. 8c:IUdt
tnt 6lajhc NM E-Ss ptisuNs! Vtio II, % une % SIS. Der
t4ui! miro o~htlsc bt
I. ~4319ntr, u. @Rbtter anS alien DrusSjifu
81 III HtutWrnl, ?iUrfaf unr petersburg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04
&. H. GRAVES
6Ouie une Sian 9aintcy anp @lsler,
Z GmhEr :n.lh.n Mrnnn. rnh L&r,..

7 StIEc, 3piitCn &reaps unO &vMt,
.8iaLpnc, ga.
&Ge N ttAe erlbafSipej9e tjNlbldKnNe Qrseitcn, ISnic audi
s,rainlRa, Mar6linS une Milcn Yn Smbtn &C., wtrpcn ltrrg.
biui9f mn gclhmadYpa aus9eiubrt. I'm jaArcibc GuftraNt butct
Z. 70. CJroYtS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04
observation-disclosures
- utfobc Olnetbcf.

: S. e1 rir sHn ntetrtn hiefsen 2antshutsu f. rtt&Iit
r rnn.'' SulptuGp scriiIh eentcnr, en,pietIs i'd mah audi ferufrs;r
: va NhttlHn Nohlr'icH, irctm it III ale,dhrr 3s;t mr. 0rr,,-
mF gt!n@S, rF Id ntHf friheR Hrpsutu unr Mf,SisSn en- rs,.
EuolAlrn, Griffin. feline uuo arrte cr,rft, 5.aa Grirs~
49,, - HSI'NlNtS s0lfifcrn Scrten Murtln, e,lnihe 6 ibrrten
! Gnr . 9r.Hhrr'tIi', GfeeeIare, @ocsrui, eaiairI in srrsrn NM:
~ uI,a,M oiHl1tN' s}inmt. aanSsn uHb ,, :sfcncr, nttt any, oys,,.
LAY III cen mNsliflt %btli8,ca @rtim teltns m,pis1l,. w "'''''
!. 6. Tiinr, @t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04

&errsS y. SpringrranHS
6 Dlnmkia &rttl Nnr A"ttaur0ttsr
Crahtr 9tuspS 5nAl,
SIR. Asa YruuiYlsania aatRw,,
iwil&<R 5Nt.s uns 8txe-aAs 4. SMf SkcstS,
SSaibIaster. p. s.
Ia rueube @uhlifam fat>' in Ni,Mt 6stsi bic tr,Rne,tAhe
SuinGbmt une NCrtenHne. V~ebinAuultn RdFts.
herabicsuua Fer Nreiic non Nobltn.
Die @rtit Ssn & 81; uo bis auf Nrltm Nstritt mic .frlst:
Spft NuAlp Gstt $3.50 rer spGb,
SaTt pail &rte 4.T5
parr Sstc, bctrt Sarnu $50
ENicn gr:rcn iuIelse nNR &ct ais eaS stutsNt Jtnerun6s ma
tcrial ritlrr ScalUu a~nsecbtn Wsretr.
&tonSuu2cr: 20IrSdRluhN rtuu 9attatn sfr abticfcrnt,.
Tic Mppltu"sldreS ttlunrcn nd, Gtt Ter 10. 5,rG6t We Sana,
mn @dt er i. No %tarHitr., lUrltb prM canal.
23.gl 3np. !. use b, 9StNt.
ny. .lt Gritit fr unE iiC ~ NNrtWrtn M
L. 4iillcr, 81 GbahMm 5r.. Etrp @srf.
agent eeN Nihu. anSciscrS.
Seine 0epirasG bsrelaOe erbtlt iesttm
5. g. 5ii4er, Sst.
*I.utADN y ELA:AnELL,
@jcrihtS'~Q lnmIite,
SIS. "a MOm- StgGbe. @Ihmrnb, Ma.
Il. e riImUr iNMtE N y dEtu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-04

Sr. III. Srrbc,
ohlce: Fcke MARSHALL una Ste strass.
29o SSrrrs Ganplss, 5aaOrp, 5pcrm une 9norsRap,
lou SSertS Srar, Nlof, 9ypmn une Neupn.
% SNres 3cp Yert NOitcn gbselr,
) Icires Nite,
400 SrecmS unp 8ufcts,
900 djreE Nnprite Qises,@.
2nn ejycF slfatdts
8ertOuf lei 81, nv erpaliih unH Wn
"'N"'S' lrSpth eThdlttn une III tattr
Nm. 2S2ttacc ". Srbu
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-06

SPARE MY HEART FROM GROW
ING OLD.
BY CHARLES II. HUTCHINGs

BY CHARLES II. HUTCHINGs.
Old Time, I ask a boon of thee,
Thou'st stripped my heart of many friend
Taken half my joys and all my glee-
BE just for once, to make amend
And, since thy hand must leave its trace,
Turn locks to gray, turn blood to cold
Do what thou wilt with form and face,
But spare my heart from growing old.
L know thou'st taken from many mind
Its dearest wealth, its choicest store,
And only lingering left behind
Oer-wise Experiences bitter lore.
lis sad to mark the minds decay,
Feel wit grow dim and memory cold
Take these, old time, take all away,
But spare my heart from growing old.
Give me to live with Friendship still,
And Hope and Love till life be DER
Let be the first, the final chill
That bids the bosom bound no more,
That so, when | am passed away,
And in my grave lie slumbering cold,
With fond remembrance friends may say
. His heart, his heart never grew old!'
, 1860-11-12

USE ONLY
"COsTAR'G' Eat Roach, de~ Extesmtnatos.
-cOSTAE5~ lied Hug Exte1Tn}nator.
.COSTARS" Electric Powder Eur Insects, DC.
In &c B12 and 81 Boxes Bottles mad Flasls <3 ant
Is Sizes for Plantations, Ehfrs Boats, Hotels, &c
, 1860-11-12
farnieiues. sc.
DUlsIFY THE = LOOD.

Acnteilles. sc,
T)UK1Fy THE BLOOD.
NEo1fat's Vegetable Life Pills.,
AND PHOENIX BTTT11Rs.
Tl.v htsh and ens,e.l te;rbt1ty ssse Pr cm'
cacy ID j! il: d!.asss xcl Trey 5oe-s io ca5r H.
neccs.srr: but unworths ii iaeia >'~' '''''
II ALL CASES
OF Asshc. Acatc md Chronic rheumatism. AGecuons
Bilious Fevers, and Liver Complaints,
'cy i" ~ iii I b. found @ iss1aabl Fanc .'d
os'rys WHO unes nse these medicines will never af'er
Bilious Goic, He.ous I.ooseness, lilies, Costive-
ness, Colds, Coughs, Collie. Corrupt Hunors,
nrnpdes, DyE2ysia.
]nS usin: f thcsc medicines Immediately.
AZ; sx I'll Ill
and cera,u as::;:y ViLtr medicines leave tl,e 81
SsaslS;s permanent. I.s 9e satisfied aud
Giddinssss Grsse,. iis.daeies o. eSefy lid, iaEa
fe-rs; lnlnnmalory l:lenmsti.m, Impure Mond
Eyripci*s sua f;.:H'siey.
n. Ss III ty
twcate. Nervous Complaints OF all Linda c7rn.dc
Atteci4uEt,
plLxk-Thc ors1ns. proprietor Of these Medicines
" ss. s 4sas q he
Side, Hack, joints and OEEanE :.
--Th1se afflicted with fEls tc.Tihc d1-
NIL bc relief hy c Lie Mr;Icinx Isuh
q E!o9d to tns Head tc4rTy. sslt Raeam sxc!anzs
every description Worms Of A1l kinds chen:ve!y
cxIxled BY tht%c Mcdicnra. Parents will do we'll t.1
administer Them whenever thE1t 4tenCe Ia suspected
Relief vii! bt certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX DITTEES
Purify Hloud and thus remove ali DISEASE from the
tystein. PREPARED aud lid hv
DF. YIN. 3. M0Gats
It's Broadway. cor. Of Ahtiuny street. EsE i.'rk.
u- For sale By sit uspEEists. iaueatb;ty
, 1860-11-12

An ABoIIT1ox1sr Huxo IN xA1ABAMA.-3rhc
Montgomery {Ala) Hal, Of thcc1, says: ~
L man by the name Of Palmer, daguerrean
artist, haR been detected at Opelita, Ala. tam.
pering with tue Slaves Of John Smith {T.) and
others, between Opclik:a and Auburn. lie give
kese,al neggToe. bowie knives, and otherwise at
tempted to inful into tetr l4inds sodl!inus ects
lie vas detected. pursued, and apprchcnjcd,
and the proof being posatirc, be Is to be hung
. at Auburn to-day. . :'-:"
, 1860-11-12

SEvKSry LIVES Losr.-Abont the middle Of
last tmonth terrible Incident occurred on the
Lake of Gatda, 'ltaly, BY f}ie explosion Of e
lipi(cr. Seventy persons LOST their llvcs.' Only
the captain and tEo Or three Of the crew were
saved. The whole famfly Of Count Ayelghi Ut
Salo suffered the sa1ne fate. The steamer WAS
regular passage bout from Salo to Limone.
, 1860-11-12
pArLEYs COOPER V1GNETTEs
DUPRAT'S POLISH AND
French Black Varilish.

PATENTED APRIL 10th. 1870
TfIssupcrfor yasl has been approved by hc chc:a:
}ss Ut Nas.xton being the h-t article Of the Kind
ever lavcatsd for vanishing !;oots Harness ilta:
Without ininsins lie lrxtr in tue 'cast hnt on tc
Contrary tue oily substance Of which the Tnrnlsh Is
&c" atirr b.n; v+r.ea en- oc washed IN water xit!,
erin: liz i,a.s. fiji; VarnIs!I j. al-o good FOR Metals
-DruSs 1ro Yin, 81 onr ap7ca.!on M,,.aSinE ~ them
r,it,. thew. .lo t!l r.,st i* Invaluable fr 'cks,
door bAtons &C. The vafai.l triss n le:s t:taa tre
t,. With it II can also be used By manufacturers Of
usnhreas canca turner. q wso Se a. It 1's r.; IL
at tlse ran,c tin,r Ta sarht-h il scs even II
the wareat climate Il can ats" he Gnnoycd 70 NJ
I'll jtsh. and preventing the mad fEor ftstcuins to
to the f:pNL
e s:oiI 1,y Druggists and Dealers everywhere
rY<-SeHt fir circulars to IcalcsH
~ Principal Depot a12 broadway, (opposite st.
Nichulas Mote1) n. T.
, 1860-11-12
Elegantly Illustrated Edition of
cooPER'S NOVELS,

Embel1lshed With Five Hundred Original nsaw'nE7,
pyF.o. C. DARLET,
This beautiful edition e Cooneri Mcrss was s2R; T.
ren1lx oatls ii rs st s ass oae
In. novel comrlctc, being published on " lfit ii a
6i!nE @ oa ana eaeh contains ~ EnsFayins: s,esi
mi. Twelve Sketches on Wood. tesi.nGd ot l,hrtry.
Artist Of the Country
THE SERIES EMBRACES:
I'll Eed Ta|Sess'' aSest Hsnf e. f.sids:9 d f$sae
La+t 81 the Aoh!cana. MI, MlrS an;a,el1: ana ,Ming:
II MsassSue. stEi 4:ss TsF.
The Nravo, The E0d SktnR,
~ Msr! a:'ft y ~ ~ %ss aS,ra,s
The ltradsn,aR. The Dccfs'aFcf-
Tlr rratsse. Mercedes u Castillo
IT, IT, ~ wa,s! Which,, Ahoat IA x:i!cIs.
The Non!k{nR: The WAyx Of tire Hour,
S1tanstIc, FTfcaut1uA.
The rst twenty-five Volumes arc Issued In TIC aooye
order he rena'ndeE VII os ts sa%e fn,rnr;: a:re
s'' Tie puSao u u ,s sai!on e:ee* SSth s:ri
a4sH T'e s.4. * H@eTiea sS oseis AID lie rsb:h
i5n Il Ill Sor$:s PnS::saln sy Il s'
M S ana II: Sa2iGs Sae es chesse
eoss:efs IN iii tic p1inei:a e:ties 81 ran;EhsFs
pARLEYs COOPER y1GNETTES
At tie sncse*tloa Of NUMEROUS Artists and tmst:Grs
tlr Publishers !laye taken limited number n Ar.
il, Proofs before letter. OF e.c1 - beautiful Seti
illustrated Eiit!on af Cuoprrr Works. These they are
hbout i:un. in f,ttos. EACH containing eisnt rroot
-crtyr II nc ptetnre Ths proofs arc ncas nF!St. M
itnt-t French Finite raEcr Each f:in will hc IN crv
of s!y ornamental dssi:a PRINTED r. tint I":ias
hcrs a:.d tl- Remaining, Four Will follow In tsx
months. Trl"e !" suhscr'hcE$thr,e dol,ass rer to w
Expressions tem eac rlatr after which tie plates are
lrtitrcd. that no ,norc can br take no fapscpuon
will he received exrrpt for tr full ttt.
". A. Townsend CO. 46 Walker ST. \. J.
, 1860-11-12

IT, hELLQNG. Sftftt11!.
HUBRARD l. HUNT, Agents.
No Loomf~' Er.I.ttn:,
Corner Clark and Water ssrtet1 Chicago
Applications for Insurance. the renewal or Poll
cte and all business connected with the oicc may be
made M 70 n duly appointed Agents for tic C1tS Of
Chicago with fn pOEer TO Eecefre proposals. AMI iazua
Policies on as favorable term. other responsible
Companies; and tts aim will be to secure the conf
dence OF the public br honorable conrze Of dtng
NJ A4Gu1- General Agrnt. II did = West Thlr,i
Street. Cincinnati: Ohio TO whom ali applications for
Agencies. In the Western Southwest States RAY
be addressed. tap261ly
, 1860-11-12
NurGctTtEG.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
- ILLINOIS. ys1lt aud Ornamental Trecs-A
large Htock cheap for S+t. Apple 10 ycark 1000
~ to f95 6tucEH year. k&lected. LOO f Goosc-
erry @hton, strong loo {! ts.epbry. may soEa.
ia 70 sira%Hs msoas mnh os,c r., ssa5fs5 ,1a 6; &
100 e rn'5p& 49, & 70 na"ed aS @ soTt. Double a9a
iists Cxan osders, In fcal, packed fFse.. 1-,,..
eslQdxa6ml -, +. d. fAQ.N1A.
, 1860-11-12

c= kcnncdy's Medical Discovery
curt4 GcrrrulA
kcnnedy.k Medical discovery cures F1yxtpelaa.
kcnardyNs Medical discovery rurr+ EAnkrr.
kcnncd ~ Medical l%corcry cur.1 Nursing Sorc th.
kranadyH McdtAi discovery eur.% 1lunur nj tue ~
Ktun4tlrH Medical llscoscty cuftx Scalh Head.
krnnrAY4 Medical l4cDverf Cure4 Running nth Far
kcnnedyA Medical it.rnycrr cures Ulgsrat Sore LIZ
Krnncs1v's NrStcal tsc,yery curt& I<rra,
k"nnedv't Medical lMAroscrY Cnsc% lu,eunsattatn.
krnnety's Medical {,{xcuvetv Carts Satt .11flcuEn.
ktnArdy'x Medical fuscoyS.y cufA lsysJ>+rsta.
kcunpdv.e Si,.cal InscOyrfy Regulates the IOucla
EruIIc1r edcai fli-r0ycry Regulates the E1dnesx
E"nnedy'H Medcal i,i4rortTy EcculnlTs the Liver.
NenncdyR Medical discovery haA cured 1ropst.
When yon arc s!ck and do NOT know what the matter
H. perhaps you lasc an inward hunnr. Try kcuneayt
Medical HlscnvcHy.
Fur satc By all nrn-Gl1ts oc5m1y
, 1860-11-12

E@ Those who are curious to wit
noas TIC wonderful perfection 10 Which 4. 0hsvaldi
0ato mAraccr At Batchelora n. !, hAa brought thr
manufacture Of Nr nnd Tourccs Invited to visit
his Wig md Hair Dying Eooms Al No. 100 Lake street.
and eEAusnc these curious productions OF art. No
scrusy detect tho artificial from the natural. wher
adjusted 10 the head.
, 1860-11-12
TIE EVE OF ELECTION.

BY JOHN GEEESlEAF WHITTIER.
From gold to gray. rrnild awcet day,
OF Indian Su,nlrer fades too soon;
But tcndtrl:. nl'ovc the eea-
1ian;*t whIt- ind caiu'. the uunter = moon'
In Its pale :!rc the Village s2irc
Shuws like the zuisiacs spectral lance;
The .,ajntcd willie. whtrcon It lalls.
TraEsi1suseti stand Ia marble trnncc.
Der fallen lca.cs the west wind grieycs,
Yc, Games the seed time round asain:
- And morn shall zee the State 4own free
With balctal tares or hea1thful grain
Along thc street the shadows meet
The mold Of Eate TINT shape The Stale,
And Inakc or mar the common veal.
Around ece the powers that t,e.
ifta.ltl 1,y Empires primal springs:
And princes nlett In every tarcet,
And hear the tread Of uncrowucd kings.
I1ark through .hc crowd the laugh runa loud,
Kc1,c:th tue rad. rebakiur moon; :,
God save thC 1and care!esE hand
MQi th3ke eWG1tG ere morrow l0oh.
n, :tst IL This; ono casl aIaiss
Nay blast III: hope 0f Freedom 4 rear;
o: take me 1rhrcr arc HEARTS OF PRAYER.
And furclleatl- hJvc1 III rsveEt1't Tear.
Not li:i,,r fa1l i@yond recall.
The written scrolls breath c:'n f'oat;
III: crow,,tn. fac. the lin..icst act
or freedom, Is the freeman ia vote.
For ,rer1s t,,a: gen, lIaaem.
T;lr Givcr 1T the deep tca dives;
TIN regal right We l,oast tonight
il 0..tl through cnki1ier facF1ac"-
The t1,,od nf Vanc Iii. prison pain.
VIM traced the path the pilgrim trnd:
And hers whose fsith drew strength from death.
And prayed her Russell 1T 70 God.
, Orr hcsrta rro.y cu;1: welIShtly hold
The right which brave 1acH dich to gain:
~ S.rf,. a tI1t4a
, 1860-11-12
15aJS;.


Observation-Disclosures
- Coi:N l.NC!TANtE
BAG NAECFAC Glory.
HART. ASTEE 4 CO.. III South Tatrr st., Chicago.
H. f. CLsI:k d. CO. 1ei ItrUat street. New c1k.
xAxrrAc1rkfsa Aap pEAI1Ka alx
f!acses OF livery Description.
,ey, :nt. firnrers ;a-E nzdc aud printed 70 onrecT
~.;h b. Iut:, brandt New and tcron! hsd sts'n!rts
1,rr- usc H.. ::T Flour, 4:ack~s'cat, Feed. lia:s
r. hrs ;:llcc with fidelity and di-patch. Bags
ln.art tu ~:.ri~r*s. n59-lE
, 1860-11-12
G5calc6,

They arc made only at brandon, Vermont. By
JOHN HOWE, 3r., and STRONG E. ROSS,
TIE INVENTORS,
And I'll others represented as Howe's are
mere limitations, Of which purchasers
should beware. = .
They extremely simple In conztEucslon. madt
OF the very Lcat maesa1l " expe4lenceA and iDiri
gent EurkErn under thu supervision OF the fnycners
Thry made Of all sizes and capacities adapted to
all tie required uses, embracing more than hundred
different notifications.
They arc made to set without pit which, in rrai-
rc country, 1s yc.y desirable
They made without Literal etay rods-the k!ocl
when loads placed upon the platform, prevent.
cd tom wearing upon thr knife edges ky tie {ntseluc
toa OF chilled Iron balls Thc. rary in number and
eze from four to my, according to the capacity of tic
scale,
There steel plates resting u1on knife edges,
and constantly wearing against each other, In alt
ather ecAlcs but tho knife edge and the bearings
thereon remain perfectly quiet thereby preventing
any friction.
These Scales will weigh with c1actucss when ont OF
lcvnl can be in Sca.cs rex up warehouse;
ta Il the casc viii, ol!,rs Scsles ever Jet male.
They hare taken 1rs: pren:iums wherever exhibited
and What IL OF great practical va1ue ey b.
in1 introduced in place Of tho manufactures OF old
inventors.
They arc fully Warranted not only stron. and accu.
rnte but dusb!e. and the manufacturers who are per
mancntly established and fully responsible will always
he prompt tn make this wktfAoty hlaa.
Thcy can be rnt up or taken down By purchasers
without tho azsistancc OF mechanic, By printed In.
structions accompanying each scale and can coase.
qnently b. furnished at lower price than acnes that
require competent mechanic to put them up.
, 1860-11-12
Go=3oartners1)ip Notires.


T4iRTER & STONE, Dealers in
RAGS AND PAPER,
- Sout,, CanAj Sl5ct4 Chicago. Ill
J. 7. CAkrKx. Z. u. egstxk =.
..EE- Casa paid for ali kinds Of Goitou s41 Ton1en
Tags. ae16d.1T
DUTLER d. HUNT, 4s Statc-St.,
La4s lew on hand the following sizes ofpsintsns
paper:
1sxE: lsx:3 a1H :H14o zs1n 2tx8
a51,2 e,x3t :s1a 'asxN ;c177
And arr receiving large assortment ol nooK fAFkl1
442 Feama N8nfli4 do.
40 feAus Cap md Letter, and general assortment
of iT1ntffs Stationery.
100 kegs OF HatlicIs celebrated BOOK and EcEr Ink
Al Of which ~1 be sold for cast II the lowest poat-
fnhi9 r. Cash paid for RaEs. II
, 1860-11-12

6. 11o1MEs & SON,
Beef aud Pork Packers,
Ar70 9Roy15ToN MERCHANTS,
Office No. l2 River Street
PACKING HOUSE NORTH DRAyCu. CHICAGO
Dealers in
BEEF, poax, HANS, SHOULDERS, lARD, ETC.
EIsnest narkes price for Cattle and Hogs.
REFER To bankers and business Men generally at
Qutnry, H., St. Lonts and Chicago UanE; J, Young
SCaMNon. E$q., P5cstdent Marine Hank: j. II. Dun
ham. Esq, President Merchants Savings Loan and
Trust Company, and Aessrs. u. 8. Hubbard i Co.,
Chicago.
eANeL nolAxs 1sesA56ml n.r.R Ho1xks.
, 1860-11-12

=
TO pEsTEoY-1.a.s, I:oachcs &c
TO EEsrRox-Mtcc. No1es, &c.
TO DEs7RoY-Md.pus.
TO DESTEOY-Mothf, F1eaR, Ants, DC.
| TO Observation-Disclosures.
| tn nEsTEOY-Iusccta NJ r1antx or Fox1a
TO pESTE0Y-Iasccts on An1mals, Ac- DC, DC.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-30

SAVANNAH, Nov. 23.--lt has been rumored
fer several days, but generally discredited, that
six free negro seamen wera forcibly taken on
the night Of the 17th inst, from the bark NJ
W. Bridge cf Cumberland island, and not af-
terwards heard Of. Also. that three negro sail
ors, POI ton of the crew OF the brig Wingotd
were taken from Feruandina Jail and removed
to pats unknown.
The Fernandina East Ei6ridian of the 2lst
inst. asserts the truthfulness of the reports,
but attributes the cause to retaliatOry measures
against the North, and condemns the proceed
ugs.
Judge Putnam, 10 his charge to the Grand
Jury, denounced these acts. The Editor of
the Flcridtan says that it is probable that the
Legislature will pass an act preventing North
ern vessels from bringing such crews to Elorl-
da ports.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At mee ting Of the lndepeudent Blues, of
Bloody Run, held at the house OF Capt. z. e.
Morgart, OF the morning Of the 18th inst, the
following preamble and resolutions we're unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God,
the disposer Of all events, to call from cur
midst our much esteemed brother in arms,
Henry Blu ssard, therefore
Resoived, That it is With unmingled feel
logs of sorrow and regret that we have heard
Of his untimely death. But in the loss of one
of our fellow soldiers, We bow in humble sub
mission 10 the dispensation of Divise Provi-
denee. meekly saying, "Thy will, be done"
Resolped, That 10 the death of Henry BUS
sard, his bereaved wife and family have lost
an, atfeetonate and devoted husband and fa-
tber, the company to which he belonged
brave and duliful soldier, and the community
10 which he lived kind neighbor aud good
citizen; and we tender to his now afiicted wife
and bereayed friends our heartfelt sympathy,
hoping that their loss shall be bis eternal gain
Resolwd, That We attend the funeral of
Brother Bussard in winter uniform, that We
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days, and that a copy of these resolutions be
printed in our Gouuiy papers.
7. G. MORGART, Pres't.
j. J. SARNDoLLAR, Sec'y.
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i)RPHiN'S lOIR'F SALE.

TIE subscriber will sell al public sale, by virtue
Oh auoTderof the Orphans Court Of Bedford Co.
ON Thursday, the Goth day OF December 500, On
tie premises. the late residence Of Henry Bender
deed situate in South Hoedberry Township. Bed
ford County, consisting oil Let Of ground contains
ing one acre. all under cultivation, adjoining lands
Of Dr. Burch and Daniel Lngenfeter, having there's
on erected story and half log frame house, sta
ble an i cooper shop, aweli of excellent water at
the door This is very desirable property, sitn-
sted in a pleasant neigh5orhood, convenient to
churches and schools.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when terms Of
sale win be made known. At the same time and
place the personal property will be sold, including
cooper tools, stock and household furniture.
ADAM HADERMhN,
Nov. 23, 1850. Executor.
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment Of
perfect health frequently have need g have recourse
to tonics as preventives of disease. We are never
too well armored against the assaults of ''the Ills
that flesh is heir to- Such an invigoratOr they
NAV find in HOSTETTER'S BITTERS-a medi-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity to the system. At this
season. particularly, the strongest man is not proof
agsinst the. malaria, in certain sections Of the
country. In all cases Of fever and ague, the BIT
TIERS is more potent than any amount Of qunine,
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
Yield to its wonderful properties. Those vno have
tried the medicine will never another, for any
of the ailments which the HosTETTER BfirERs pro-
fesses to subdue. To those who have not made the
experiment, we cordiaily recommend an early ap-
ylicatIon to this BTTERs. whenever they are Stick
en- hy diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold ty druggists and dealers, generally, every
where.
W~See advertisement in another column
Sold by IL. @. Reamer.
Oct. 10, 1850
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S8rofula, or Kings Evil,

I. . constitutional disease, 4 corruption Of the
blood. bg which this fluid becomes sitiated,
weak and poor Being iii the circulation, it
i rsa.ls TIE Whole body, ard may burst CUT
y 4 ease on any part a il. No organ is free
tr''ia Is tacas, l!Gr Is there one which it may
p4t siestFog. The scrofuloas faint is yariously
eaasea bF islsscsrial disease, low living, dis
ofSagad or unhealthy focd, impure air, filth
a-,8 H.thy habits, the depressing vices, and.
asose all, by the ycleroal infection. What
eyer le lts origin, it is hereditary in the con-
kttaslfn, dessceGdlng from parents to children
unto ne th.rd aud fourth generation = indeed,
lt stsals 20 be the rod ct Him who says, . I
yall F'slt the iniquitios of The fathers upon
t.ieig eh lslrea.'
is eiisets commence BY deposition from the
Li9ed Of eagrptnr plrerotls matter which, in
ta l'iliys, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tfileFtis5; in tho glands, sayellings; and on
tii2 s'ssftac, erupaons O. sores. This foul cor
THptian, which gendarS in the blood, depresses
the energies o life, So thar scrofalous coslstitli-
ti5sls nt only suffer from scrofnlons COM
plants, hIf they have FAR less power to with
stasfa tue attacks OF other diseases; conse-
queitly, vast numbers perish by disorders
wilieh, although not scTofslous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal BY this taint in the
systein. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates tlle hamm family has It's origin directly
"a riis scrotulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the Liver, kidneys, brain,
ar 4 indeed, Of all the rgans, arise from or
az AZ gravatcd by the same cause.
0-eqpartcr Of Al our people are scroiulous;
THAR persons are invaded by this lurking IN
ts,st,sl. isad Their health is undermined by it.
l' e!ea g It ireIn the system &c must relloyate
fAe blood bg aa Alternative medicine, and in
vgsrase It by healthy food and exercise.
g4l . metlieine we supply III