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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-06
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned in the practice of the Law has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves to Re indebted TO the firm are
requested TO make immediate settlement. Those
who are not prepared TO ply can settle and give
notes. Alter the first day of January next. the
books will be left with Justice Of the Peace for
settlement Either of the undersg gaed IS fully au-
thorized TO settle and receipt. ,....r.
JOHN CESSNA,
Oct. 90, 1868. o. +. SHANNON.
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October l6, 1863.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters test mentary on the estate Of Jonathan
Roller, late of West Provdenc township, deceased,
having been granted to the subscriber. by the Reg
lister of Bedford county, all persons indebted
tilted to make payment Immediately, and those hav-
ing claims against the estate are requested 10 pre-
sent the same properly authenticated for settlement.
fst- GEORGE BAUGHMAN, Ex'r.
-Ortober &. 1S63-0t. sal
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COMMITTEES ACCOUNT.

Notice is hereby given that the second acc 7unt OF
Elias Dell, committee of John Eckhari, of Lnion
township, has been fled IN the Prohonotary's ONCE
of Bedford county, for the information of the Cou'f
and the inspection OF all parties concerned.
ABM. B. BUM, Proth'y.
October 10, 1868. .'" -H
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October 80, 1868.
LOST T

Some six weeks since, between Bedford and Sax
ton, a BLACK OIL CLOTH CARPET SACK, con.
tanning my likeness and some clothing. The hack
driver says he put it on the cars at BLOODY Rum
Any person restoring the same TO the undersigned
will be properly recompensed. Send to underssn
ed, care of Capt. Long. Coalmont Pa.
CATHARlNE McMAHEN.
Ort. 30--3ts.
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SOLDIERS.


Every soldier should carry with him supply Of
Railways Ready Relief 1t supplies the place OF all
other medicines aHd a beverage, n ,easpoonfu OF
the Relief vine Rnss Of water, nicer, pleasant
er stmuant tmn brandy, WHISKY, OF btters
SICKNESS PREVENTED N THE sTH MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine regiment Scy't C. P. Lord writes that
Railways Really Rclcfsavet tho regiment from death
while quarerei at Tybec Island, $. e., when working
in the swamps. erecting fOrtiIcations. Every
seized with Typhoid and other Fevers Fever aud
Ag'c, Diarrhcsi nysentery, Rheurnntism, was cured
by the uso 0f the Ready Relief
CAUTION.
10 all cases ask for Rtdways Ready Relief Tsko
no other. Sea that the signature Of Radwny & 70.
Is on the outside label Of c'ch title Every agent IL
supplied with new aud fresh stock. Price % cents
per bottle Sod by Druggists Merchants and country
btorekoepers. ~
.r... ....-. RADWAY & CO, .-
81 haden Lane, sesF Yerf.
Sold by Druggists. INSTANTANEOUS
Oct. 9th lS63.-ly
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TAKEN

From the vestibule of The Union School Houe on
Friday the Cd inst, small barred black and white,
all wooI, Shepherds' plaid Shawl Any inforenation
ming its whereabouts will be THANKFULLY re-
ceyed, and a suitable reward will be paid for its
recovery. ~ ittt't5 -. W. ARNOLD 4
Oct. 90, '63. ti sh4 ai YNaiEWU
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CHRONIC RliEUaATIsM. CURED.
Twenty Years OF Sieeple9s Nights.

VIM. Sydney Myers, Esq. of Havana, Cuba, tue cor
G,id Chronic rheumatism for twenty five years, and for
twenty years he bud not enjoyed whole nghtb calm
rNt. He applied RAILWAYS READY REIlKF--it i'm.
medatey gave lin case and secured him the 1rst calm
aud uodisturbed sleep during the twenty years. The
continued use OF the READY REL lEF cured him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-06

Headache, Pains In the limbs-in the Stomach, Bow
els and Kidneys-Cod Cliis and Hot Flushes, Coat.
ed Tongue, Burning SKIN, Nausea Shvetipg Dulness,
los of Appetite, Rcsessness, Giddiness. &C., &c.
premonitory symptoms Of Malignant Diseases. One
dose of the READY RELIEF is sufficient 10 break up
and expel disoAsed acton and restore the patient 70
health
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RHEUMATISM. LUSBA6o, GOtT, NEURALGIA.
TOOTH ACHE, GROUP, lNE,lUENzA, SORE TIL OAr,
Qu1NZY, lIPfHERIA, HoAiS'ENtss, BRONCHI- :
It's, STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TENDoNS, HEAD
ACHE, (Sick or Ncrvous.) ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING.
]. Is truly marvellous how quick RADWAY's READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these nlalades. The
poor crippled, and pain tricken Rheumatic hss not
20 wait days before change takes place, but in few
minutes derives case aud comfort
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CA. D. g g T;H. u;

Wanted, Cloverseed, Flsxseed, and, Country Prc-
duce, for which we will pay the highest price in
CASH. srl. ~ Ind A. B. CRAMER r. co.
October 16, ls63--tf
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The secondary indication of RADwAY'S READY RE-
iIF is the patient Of the disease maady that
occasions the pain this 1t sccompshes rapidly and
radically. So swit is the patient transformed from
pain, misery weakness and dccrepade to the delight
fl enjoyment Of health and strength that patients fro.
quenty ascrDe its tasmanic power to the supcrnatu.
raj influence of cnchautnant
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Proprieto,s of the GlRARD HOUSE. Phla.
rielphia, would respectfully call the attention Of
Bnsiness men snd,the Travelling community TO the
superior accommodation and comfort of their estab
lishment. . a. =
."' KANAGA, FOWLER 4 co.
August 81, 1s63-3m.
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PREVENTION BEiraR THIN CURE.
THERE ii 40 OcCAsION rOR sIcKl
ALL MAIIGNANr DISEASES

When you first feel pain, then take teaspoonf:,
Of the READY Rt1Ii +, in water or apply II 10 thu
paris where you feel the discomfort.
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LIST OF CAUSES,

Forhiai at November Term, Sd Monday, 18th
day, 1868.
George w. Figard vs.. Thomas Haney
County of Fulton VS.. Tate Lingenfeter
David R. Ford VS.. Lowry y Eicheibsrger
Joseph Corley vs.. Casper Straup ct. al.
ABM. b. BUM, Pioth'y.
October Ie, 1863.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

d f'@ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ietters of administration on the estate of VIII.
liam Sparks, late of West Providence township de-
ceased, tave been granted TO the subscriber all psr
cons Indebted to said estate requested to ma ke
Immediate payment, and those having claims a.
gainst itse sane will present Them duly authenca-
ted for settlement '''i "'tt- =" '#4tt q
GEORGE W. HOUSEHOLDER,
re Oct. 10, 1so3-6teII sss# 600 Admir-.
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HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stopthe pain It's continued use will in
few hours, cure the patient. +.
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They Will CURE the above diseases IN nnety-rins
cases out of hundred. -.A'
Induced by the extensive sale anc universal pop-
ulari'y of Hoofand's German Btters, (purely vege-
tabIe) hosts of Ignorant ,Quacks and unscrupulous
adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity
the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor
whiskey. vilely compounded with injurious drugs.
and chIisiened Tonics, S,omachics and Bitiers.
Beware of the innumerable array of Alcoholic
preparations in pethoric bottles and big beed kegs
under the modest appellatlon of Bifters; which, in
stead of curing, only aggravate disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer 10 despair.
H00FLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie and their reputation and sale not rvaled by
any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands Of letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN
LAWYERS,
.%sfyS PHYSICIANS, ~
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FEVER And AGUE.

Persons exposed 10 the Aalaria Of Ague or sozod
with Chiils and Fever, will lad u positive AntdOto and
Cure in hadways Ready Ielief Let two tea sroousful
VI the Ready Relief, in wine glass of water, bc taken
on getting out of bed in the morning, and however
posed to malaria you will escape
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# William EI. Strong, decd

Estate of William H. Strong, decd
Letters of Administration having been granted
by the Register of Bedford county, to the undersgn
ed, upon the estate Of William H. Strong, late OF
Colerain township, deceased, all persons knowing
themse indebted TO said estate hereby noti-
fed and requested TO make imue diate payment, and
thoie having claims against SAID estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
er, frederick G. PRICE, Admir-.
October 30 1862 --6t. -.t t.l B. .af
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WHEN sEIzfD WITH
CHOLERA, or lia,fho,a, or Tfux
Dysentery Crnmls, aud spasms
bilious Choiic, or Gastritls;
soarlet Typhoid. or ether Fevers
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds
Inflammation of III: Stomach or Bowels
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
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aatgr.9 W. NOTICE Htt
All persons who gave notes at the sale Of the per-
sonal property of Jacob Barndoar, deed, hereby
notified that if sand notes not paid by the first
of January next, they will be put the hands of a
proper officer Tor collection. We also call the at
tention Of those owing notes and judgments given
in the lifetime of the deceased, that no longer in
dulgence can be gwen. ......
'~- 'h4 BARNDOLLAR K WILLIAMS.
Oct %, '63. Ea'ys. Of J. B4rndoiiar, deed
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

should be applied 10 the part parts afflicted. II In.
stanuy relieves tho patient from pain, aud quickly
heals, soothes, and strengthens the disabled parts In
RELIEF TO the wounl will prevent Inflammation and
unorincntlnn
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RAINSBURG SEMINARY,
Sc Teachers Wanted.

= VWCWVFS 70 dEsttW.
The School Direc crors of Cumb rland Valley town
ship wish 20 employ twelve good competent teach
srs 10 take charge of the Schools in said towh hip
the ensuing school term, 10 whom liberal wages
will be given Teachers requested to meet the
foard of Directors at Centreville, the 9th day OF
November next. e.tI.a .fgfgHRv
.gHyl4y.1 D. R. ANDERSON. .sec'y.
October Q, 1881
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Died.

LENNoX-on Monday morning May %, John LsnnoI
city IN tho Blst yeT u his age. ,
IN. relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
40 attend Ills funeral fom his ato rridcncr, NO. Ihifi
,yrnuo on "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
sTONF-In Brooklyn, on Monday May %, Allied sione
vounxet LK,D.th Is aud tho late ouinnos stone
s,ed ~ wears, 1 i.antns aud IL dAys
aud of tho fault, invited TO offend the
fnsal Th-da afternoon ut 81 O'clock rota the resi-
d.ncn of his mother Clinton ayohuo noaf bTeoho Az
sMITH-oE Monaay May q, Of 'carle, ieves. benjamin
Andrew ,on OF Edward a. aud Esther A. smith s.od Il
ysnts | nsuth and Is days 49,
IN, relatives An friends respectfully isJited 70 a-hi
the funeral at The house, NO. li East FJuighth 'o"h
on WEDNESDAY,. HAY ~. ct .. M.
TABELE-On fuosdsy morning. May 49, ars Mary bfoser.
rscI o the lao rnp Is5oe sonr In eho SVh year oil
,.,....A-.. -, A
Tue relative. and friends OF the family snd tho ~
conRsgtion OF tho t,t Baitst Charoh or" 100 ot'S
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF nrI
in.iaw 400 Tmpson no. 70 West Iwelth sIso ~ ~
DAY nr,rnng at O'Clock Her romans VIII DO Aeh VI
how Jsrsey for intsrment
yANJ DEWATER-Iu this city. ON Tuesday MAY 20, o.
sN,t aud sever. nest, John d. NandewHie ~ru ~ yoai"
T frud. and relatives Of the family aud those o MA u
'W,n A add Uau.tt Vsndcwater, sni 81 ms son INV
uyid Miller s invited ~ attend tie lunoai Hsm h iNs
r..dsnce No Is3 Eddse street, on fhuIsisJ may ~ ~
Up. ~.
San francisco papers please copy
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Naval.
FINDINGS or GENERAL coURT-MARTIAL.

FINDINGS or GENERAL COuRT-MhRThL.
A Marine General Court-Mar,ia consisting OF
the following officers, in session at the brooklyn
aeks. by order OF the Secretary Of the Navy;
Major Jacob Zeilire, President; Capts. GraySon
and ueywood, Leuts Stlman. bradford, and
Meade. with Lieut.. Baker Judge-Advocate. PHI
yate. Brown and Murphy were charged with deSer
lion pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to one year
zach NJ hard labor in some penitentiary, win Blk
month, loss OF pay and half pay for ok months.
Priy.ies Tobn and Jourdan OF the =. .. Irigale
Ssbine's marine guard were tried The iofmer' lor
strikipg corporal aud general insubordinstion "h
sentenced 10 hard labor IN soao penien'iey ioi 'A
months, with bali pay, and to be discnaIsou 90
worthless a, the end OF his punishment anu no,o.
TO re-enlist in the service. Private Jouf"sh MA'
tried for smuggling liquor on board the ol i.
found gnitv and ,entenced to one months solitary
confinement on board the Sabine and one month
loss Of pay. ,.,
The Hon. Secretary Of the Navy has approved the
above sentences and ordered tho PRISONERS W 10
confined VI tho State Prison al Sung snug
GENERAL ORDERS, =,
The following orders have boon Issued In 'he NM
riDe Corps, affecting this station: :, , ,..
Capt Philip Rlfendbli nun andod INC " ?, '
6usq 1ehannA has besn months ioave
aud ordo 70 report for duty Wssnpgt.n IT, V. ft,
Lis1t w. D. Ksraey i,<iso ordered TO Ws'hips'n' h'
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Fourth sAnnunl Commencement of the
COOPER UNION FOR iHE ADVANCEMENT OF
sCIESCE AND ARTrho Trustees snLouuo. IN, IN. NJ
uua Reception ofthe Female Ant Department viii ske mace
on THURSDAY EVENING, 2Sth inst, at y D M an, of
the Mails Art DEPARTMENT, FRIDAY EVENING MAJ agt,
al tho sealr hour Tho Annual EIhb.toa Of the klu,c
Departnsnt win take place In the GREAT HALL of the
IJpion ON SATURDAY. EVENING. 30h inst. at D. M on
which the Annual Report OF no Trustees WILDE read
and the u.uh award OF csr,etcI aod premiums be
nounced Tickets can Is procured Gu application the
Clerk the onico until they e1u'rd b9t to s',ono-
date those who fad get tickets tie Art EAhlDton wA re.
main open during the day OF FhID ~ end SATURDAY
from 1, M to 8 D. M and tickets Of admission wi DO
required The Exhibition be precisely the same both
THURSDAY and Friday Evenings Is given upon Two
Eyiue. to avoid the pressure Of Tie great crowd VI visitors
y no have heretofore attended the receipt ,,,,,,
The Heeding Room 81 be necs,sa closed on the f A
INGS Of THURSDAY and FRIDAY but will be opened as
usual all other days except SUNDAYS from a. H. 70
lO M, free to all Visitors, without, tickets Of any KIND
BY order OF the 4 mstees,
ABRAM y. HEWITT. Secy
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The Missionary society OF the II. Il. Church
Of Jersey City.

EyELiSGTOs. Tuesday. May D.. 1863.
The annual meeting Of the Missionary Society oil
the Protestant EIircoysl Church OF New-Jerrey was
held III tue City Hall this evening. Walter Ruther
ford, esq., pres.ded.
An interesting report was read by the Committees
On Missions and Education. The Treasurer reported
that 81 IA had been received durug the pas! year
being an increase Of Sl73 A. the previous year
The officers for the ensuing year arc, the Hon. Is.
Williamson, President; the Rev. n: .. HATTIE, re-
eordiug Secretary; the Rev. ID. w. &. Byllesty
Corresponding Secretary; j. b. Pennington, esq.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
osFlCE No. sls BROADWAY.

Aubrosin is S,imulrinE Oily Hrtracs Of Roots.
BafA. snd Herb. IL wui a. diseases OF re scIp
and chus Of tie he'd entirely eradicate. daI irur prs-
vents The si from fsiBs turErcpr naiaftly gray
cans, % thick aud loas. Eeware OF rai.on. None
.-uulL. aut DR.. slortasN
CERTIFICATE
Til, i 10 certify that about % months SEQ commsneed
uslag sIEhLlNG's AMbROSlA Sly hair was short ihin,
and faqidy falling a. hsd tIed many bhif Tonic. ln's-
orators Sc without receiving Any benefit Soon alter u
the An bo.i. my hair ceased falling OF, AM conmsLesd
moving 20 rapid, 10 sstonish Nov NY hair ihnf
~ aud 5.sy and and four inches Ia length
when r, down r.acApg tie hoor THU wonderful fesaI
attribute solely % the ~ SrERLINUS ANbklSl q
rc. tav. commenced using have applied nothing else
10 .ny hs.l. hhS LoSi a 1890 ',,
BEWARE OF IMITaTlOSS
BEWARE or mutations
BEWARE OF lMlTAriOkS
NONE GENUINE BIT DIR. II. X. sIERLiSGS
NONE GFNIJINE BUT DR. X. II. SfEkLlnU5
NONE GENUINE BUT Dir. II. H.. slhELlhoa
Put I'D i. a box containing two bOttlea Price. vl.
'''- - Df. H. H. STERLING. Sole Proprietor
Depot no. s9j Broadway.
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ceptcd).,.................. SIP m.
To Boston, BY New-ilsycn RR via spring.
hed 2Ttha and l,h-Gv a. M and ~ and D. m.
To Boston, by New.Havsn RI, 27tb.st and
4th.av. VIZ Sh Line 2I and p. m. Sunday p
To Bufao, by krie RI foot OF Chamber'
10 and p m
To philadelphia by Ne y.Jorsey Railr1 ad foo,
Of H. AIN. t. III S1rcay, y u.
To Philsfelphia ny Camden ava Aciboy
Railroad. Pier 26 " r. foot ofRaGrlay-st. IN. p
To W arlington, by New. Jersey RB.7. l0am.
and nnd Wy foot Of Court snd St Sunday y p m
To tho West by Central Railroad OF New
Jrrsey foot Of Courtlandt-st end e. n.
Y Iu.................. ................Ard o. NJ
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Cha-, Nye has besn ordered to the Norfolk Va Navy
Yard for duty. an,
Lieut. Henry J. Bishop has been detached from the " d
Sabine and ordered back TO the Brooklyn Ssyy-fd
for duty. Lieut H. has this station nsaIly
Lieut. f. Sturgeon ia ordered to relieve Lieut. hsnS 10
command OF tho L. y. sh y PEN lroli Guard.
Lieut. David NJ. Selles Is ordered 70 command ths maine
guard on The Y. 5. iron frigats Roanoke. . ~,
Lieut. = w Powell has been ordered to the Boston navy
Yard for duty that station.
LAUNCH OF TIE OSCEOLA.
The doube-bowed steamer Osceola, No. ~, was
successfully launched from the yard Of Curtis q
Tilden on Saturday afternoon. She went oil tho
ways in gallant style, amid the cheers Of several
thousand persons who had assembled TO witness the
launch. aud also large number on board. A salute
was fired from the deck Of the steamer. Miss Mary
T.. Moore, daughter Of the late Sailing Master
Moore, OF the Congress, did the / christening. The
vessel was towed to the Glendon Rolling Mills
wharf to receive her engine and machinery.
VESSELS ORDERED TO SEA.
The following vessels have been ordered to pre-.
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Winter Garden-New Play.
DEBORAn Or sIkiNIAkhi
or CURss AsD bl-rsiNG.
SATURDAY, biAy ~. Fil!SI MONT Of
CATEARtNE SELDES,
Ia vfll .ppsar Tor f-t th, city sipp red IN
nr prf,ouatioa Of The Jewe.. the Bsoseu Heat" by
A Pow EREUL COMPANY. -
CATHAKINE SaLDEs.....a........ ....... EBORAli
NIX l.. 4. BAhlrII..t. ....ss....... ...s..'JOSf-f "a
iARKl PEARSON ss the Pastor.
a. II. ENEOkL as hruDCn.
GEORGE JAMESON Is Nsthso, ta~ APo'tie.
n N,ssI. a. Lof.ayo. } MAkgfS a. Hans.
A. IiIsD =. Abraham the old hebrew.
Mi. ANNA HYATT a. 4..HaaA.
Seat. .errrsd on THURSDAY snl after. -
ThthsDAY, June =, the play repealed ioE MATINEE
and Ia o.. ~ kNING.
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Gperlal Noilrcs.

twentieth Ward Republican Association. =.
Inc regular monthly nestng Of the Assocston will be hs
at Lincoln Hall ofs3ist THIS ednssdsy) EVENING.
at ocock The Executive Committee will meet tho
close Of the meeting Of the Association.
- John WAITE, President.
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CHRONIC CArAKRH CURED.

NEv.YoKx. Msrch o. 1863
TIT, . IN earthly that have suffered from very seysre
CuRBSIC { ArARRH, with Jul hsaune.. IN "a, bead
te ~ p@-ly stopped up sccoysn ed oy 90, ta aA
,1f-nr.s , throa calls slesls oyri ue lsA oooS
no, fu.he great tisutues OF the e-.i, SUD par -
much ., tins; every ,h. Hsht itwA- ccn'u1p2r "a"
Ink head great performed By D; fon E'euos
,on suited aim bu, dtd@ hope o. sure az nov
LhrYy 10 o. OF hed adj NY ts-ti MAJ % the ga IA M
b.F ar-ady tho Doctors possesson - - is -ie-shs
sud ssccsssul mode treatment, a. ne has hoNn u ny
cas-. that .s snd Enowe which have Wocurpc of hs q
ga putaticu an 20 entirely - ii-ci h-alss
tbst 90 most sincerely recommend a. ssnser' iIon
CHRONIC IATARan aud SORE IhhOAl TO apply ~
ono, 20 DE- Won Eeu-erg with Get .iuv VI bes cured
FREDERICK NEbt&, No 30 'sh-si
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Dueiness Noiltes.

Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
the child from pain invsor,es the stomach and bowes
sdi,y and give, tone and vsOr to tho whole system
. cent, per bottle.
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sympathy for the Poles.

s,N FKlscIsCo Monday May rs. 1853
An enthusiastic Polish sympathy meeting was
held on Friday evening at Music Hall, presided over
by the newly elected Mayor. Addresses were made
by the Rev. Starr King and other distinguished
speakers. a State Committee WIS appointed 70
solic, funds IN aid Of he reyoln!ionlds 10 eHi-
mated lbat there IRE ) 900 Poles in California.
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TrnveIcrs, Guide.

To Albany by Hudscu River RI, 90 Warren. go, ~,
SIT 10 a m. ard - S. aud ~ ?. ~. ou"'s" no., M
To Albany bv HARLEM Iilt Ihst aqd NiSf WV "
Io boston. by kew-l4ondon tine. Pier "; ~
r. stonington LIMO, Pier 10, n. Il. aud fah
River line. PisI D. II, H., dsiu Sup9sIssi -
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Yirc In Cincinnati.

CINUssATI. Tuesday, May 20, 1879
The Eagle Plsniog Mil, corner OF Freeman and
Flint streets, owned by j. B. Morrison & Co., was
dssroyed by iirs this noon. L0fs, 81, OOOi insur-
ance 5000.
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En,crfn inments. "Wednesday, Way W

in Pai.,-Ihe Sscfs''
WThThk 1AKDEN-Orpbsu'
MILO. S--tirraldn-. - ,, No. O, n.,;.
Laura KEENt'S THEATER-Ths Troupe d. pen'''
No 6g7 BROADWAY HsyuniryrTs faintihs u..,-.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlOs-ho. %, ni1 o
DAKNUM'S MUsEUM-Gsn. Tom Ihuhp shp WIZ; ua ,
Nntt .nd MIuns Warren .. oil houIs Dramas S' AND
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The Committee on Ferries CT the Board OF Alter.
men viii THi hsDAi, the 3S,h INST Ell oeioeA
m take into c0n.dsrGtaon the subject referred u them
relative the Of conducting the Fey IRON the loo
Of 42a Norm River to Weehawsen, Ne"Jer'ry. an
arc requested to attend without urther no
tce. JOHN j: nE,nt, CoA4iI''o'
PETER MITCHELL on
o.. A.. JEkLMlAA. } Ferries.
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CoIumbin q oIIege LAW schOOl.-The snnua
PRIZE IN tns Political Science (of 2oO) has
been awarded to l.. WETMORE, esq. The Committee oil
EI,mneTs con.isiixy Of VIM Curtis Noye' Marshal > Ba
aud John uld has also reported the essay Of ERAS-
TUS Ii. EUDD, esq, tho neat in point OF merit
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The following vessels have boon ordered to pre-
blockade Running.

The Bermuda Ga-ette Of the 9Th SAYS: We have
been favored with the following analysis Of the do
ngs Of those steam vessels engaged III trading with
the South that have visited our islands:
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To Advertisers.

Tux Erw-YoRK TRIBUNE, having n larter aggre-
gate circulation than any o,hor ne"pApe' aud circulating
largely Ia all part. Of the County Advertise" VIII ma
vAIu.bls medium IN which to advertise.
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