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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership formerly existing between the
undersigned, was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the goth day of May last. The book ks will remain
in the hands of S. States and K. Steckman for set
Nement, until the first day of September next, af-
ter which fine they will be left in the hands of an
officer for collection. The business will be contn-
ued by S. States and r. Seckman, who viii be able
10 accommodate their old customers and the public
generally on the mest reasonable terms.
VIM. STATES & CO.
July 81, 1868. --.-. .r .. 4
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Ckildrew ooe mucb Of their Sickness to Colds
No matter where the disease may appear TO be sept-
ed its origin may be traced 10 suppressed perspiraton
or Cold Cramps and Lung Complaints are d-
rect products of Colds. In short Colds are the har
bingers Of half the diseases that ofict humanity,
for as they are caused by checked perspration, and
as hve- eghts of the waste matter of the body es-
capes through the pores, if these pores closed,
that portion Of diseases necessarily follows Keep
clear, therefore, of Colds and Coughs, the great
precursors of disease, if contracted break them
up Immediately, by timely use of Madame Por-
ter's Curati0e Balsam Sold by all Druggists, at 3
cents and c5 cents per bottle.
JAM. 90, 1S63.--ly. -'-. .N#f %
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NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE AIS
GARDEN OR FRUIT FARMS.
Suitable for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Raspberries,
Strawberries Backberries, currants, &C., of |, p,
S, 10 or 20 acres each at the following prices for
the present, viz: 90 acres for 5000, 10 acres for
S1lO, 5 acres for $780, % acres for $40, acre for
$40. Payable by one dollar a week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village lots IN
CHETWOoD, 25 by 100 feet, at $40 each, payable
by one dollar a-week. The above land and farms
are situated at Chetwood, Washington township,
Burlington county. New Jersey. For further infor-
nation Apply, with r. o. Stamp, for circular, to
i# f's#,ir na 8. FRANKLIN CLARK,
We. No. 90, Cedar street, New York, N. \.
Jan. 16, 1863 81 y. .yctret i.,l G,sf sl.t4
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE y.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
eIfl1gH le/O9 pt
BY Es. Il. WI YEasS,
AT the f6liowinglterms to wit. ~ 80.

AT the following terms, to wit: p -i"'H "st 2
5000 per aDnum, if paid within the year,
$3.50 /" if not paid withia the year. s.
15No subscription taken tor less han six months
D5-No paper discontinued until all aIrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the publisher. 1t has
been decided by the United States Courts that the
-stoppage of newspaper without the payment Of
arrearages, is prima Jaee evidence OF fraud and
a erin ina offence.
Gy-The courts have decided that persons ac-
copntable for the subscription price of newspapers
ifthey take them from the post Office, whether they
Subscribe for them. or not. t t-.
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stance, but had determined to marry her

stance, but had determined to marry her
daughter" 9a09d H3HL iadW
"Daughterw exclaimed Charles ''why you
are at least twice as old as she is, don't OBJ
ject." r,,,.--g 49,. Il us n ~ q
/ The matter was thus happily settled, and in
the course of few weeks it was satisfactorily
arranged with the widow and Daughter, and
the parties were married.
Very soon after the marriage was consum-
mated, they all discovered that they had made
grand mistake. The son found that the Wild
ow was altogether too motherly for the wife
Of a young man Of twenty.three, and the old
gentleman found that a young lady of twenty
was too volatile for sober-minded man Of fif-
ty Disagreements followed, then neglect, and
finally the thousand little quarrels and snub-
bings, and chickering's, simpering down into a
grand fight. which was kept up with slight vari-
iations for three months. ol
!. Finally they agreed permanently to disagree,
and avaiing themselves of the ease with which
divorces are obtained in Indiana, the whole four
removed to Indiana, where, in due time, the
divorces were obtained ~
The four came home as they went, together,
the son taking the daughter under his special
charge, and the father doing the agreeable to-
the widow. Long before they had arrived at Bu-
cyrus, they had arranged matters on an entirely
different basis-the father and the widow made
up a match, and the son and daughter ditto,
The re-marrying was performed Immediately
IN their arrival at Bucyrus, Up to date they
i'll appeared well satisfied with each other, and
t is to be hoped that they will long continue SO,
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THOS. F. CHAPMAN
No SO! Broadway, New York.
August IL, lSG3-3m

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful Er-
ror, actuated by desire to benefit Others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need it rec of charged
the recipe and directions for makiL the simple rem
edy used IN his case Those wishing to profit by
his experence-and possess Valuable Remedy
will receive the seme. By return mail, Carefully
sealed) bo addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
q. No. go Nassau Street, New York.
Auoust H. lS63--3m
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ALSO .-.yI
Eighty acres of limestone land, on the Holidays
burg pike, 2B miles from Bedford--a part of the
VIM. Smith lands---about 10 acres well tlmbered
and baance under fence and IN high state of cul-
tivation. . .--.
ALSO-166 acres near Stonerstown- within
mile of Broad Top Railroad-about 100 acres clear
ed, with two story dwelling house-new bank
barn, stable. &c., thereon erected also. two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is
rich loan, an. capable of producing every variety
OF crops of this climate. =Ir'l ''I F.#'
a ALSO---160 acres best quality of prairie-near
the Mississippi river, close to the county seat el
Harrison county, Iowa.
% ALSO-Two 100 acre tracts, adjoining Elkhorne
city, in the richest valley of the west the Platte
Valey--about 20 miles west Of Omaha city, and
close to the great national government road Lead
ing west in Nebraska Territory.
ALS0-160 acres. two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
well timbered and very desirable. All of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and :an be well
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location in my possession. I'D I-.'
ALSO--Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Ne
braska Territory. .s. ..r.ts- .s.t ..,. .s,..
ALSO--A lot of ground in the city of Dacotah,
Nebraska Territory. - -
The above real estate will be sold ut such prices
as to insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes sI obligations of any kind, that are good
will be zen in exchange articularly good bank
1otes. g4. .... #..raH .I.t .l. laI
MaJ 8, 1868. sqs.r 81. o. E. SHANNON.
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r q * 9; A H. Il .
" R III I'D ~!

A Farm in Bedford township, owned by John Fl.
Rusb. about four miles from Bedford, containing
1sO acres, about 80 acres cleared, with log house.
log barn and other out-buldings thereon erected /;
also, an apple orchard thereon.
A new two storied Brick House and lot of ground
in the borough of bedford, formerly owned BY VIII
liam Spdel, situate on West Pitt Street.
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JOB MANN. VI. H. orA"o'
MAN & SPAN 4t
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa.
The undersigned have associated themselves IN
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining countless lao " --t@ az
,D-Oifice on Juiana Street, three doors south
of the "Mengel House, opposite the residence oil
Mai: Tate. 4.s.. .e.
Bedford, Aug /, 1861.
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! 1]rofesas;iiunal Isl Garos.

F. M. KIMMsLL. J. w. LtNGENfELTER
KIMMELL & LIMGEDFELTER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
OrHave formed partnership in the practice of
the Law. Office on Juiana street, two doors South
If the HMengel House,
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Public Sale
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS. rse7
Apublic sale of the Cemetery Lots will take pl aee
on the ground of the Bedford Cemetery, at 10 OK
clock, a. M, on SATURDAY, 3!st Oct. instant.
Plans specifications, &C., to be seen at the Office OF
J. W. Lngenfelter, Esq.,. In Bedford.
Terms Cash, on delivery of deed.
o. L. SHANNON.
oetooef ~, 1875 Trustee
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so acres of lanG-1O cleared and under fence
with log house thereon erected, adjoining George
Troutman, George May and others, partly in Juni-
alta and partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Andrew WoIford. q H
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CAINSEVAIN's
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERs.

A. tho use Of California Wine destined to exclude eutire
y ron our midst all pouuds made tom alcohol aud ott
druss a. dseenous to health Of friends have sug
g.st.d g. ~ q offer 10 the publc
a BlrrEllS MADE OUt OF PURE NATIVE CALL
FORNlA WINE.
which to an agreeable ta,c GIT combine an the tonic and
nyigohng pIoperi's 81 those King OF beverages without
lie bad qua tiles OF char made Alcohol SC
According to thor wishes, We ohcr 70 the public Bit
which 40 warrant 1. composed Of best Native "a font.
Mine In which hsye dtu,ed heath, AROMATIC o an. n.
desire TO cali attention OF Duss Phy.icus aud Chem
examine our befs. aud they will hud them repre-
.,uted. We confident that our
CALIFORNIA WINE BITrERS
viii take the place OF those noAious ard that
tho public ia general will be benefited by II
SAlNSEEAlN BROS.
Sole fropdctors.
The immen'- popularity Of this product hes IN the Pae" OF
two taken the hst rank Other Bttri i 'A
fonia Oregon, British Columbia and all tue PAoho Coast.
has determined solicit the Agency from NV l-hu
Me,srs SAlNSENAlN BRO who have alTeady cohhuo"
M the Agency of their Wines. - .
Each clipps ship coming tom California VIII orhs o
lot OF teiI most popular bsysagetne Sausovain no on
tors CESAR AUG ROBERT No. 81 Cedar'I
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nc00m9 Garos, Sc.

AT ]. EVERDELLs, No. 3O2 broadway
~ WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS In 1lesAn'
,t,, Also seal. Silver Doorflatss elegantly eps
AT VIM. EVERDELL'S SONS, lO4 GlIoi''s ~
" WEDDfNG CARDS Fine Stationery Loofed ln,
Iisl stamping Moroguins Door add Number fIa'e' oe
Pre.ss Hank Books, Checks. Notes, Labels as 'e''
Iishsd Igl3l
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L'ISK & HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IL GOVERNNENr SECURITIES.
AGENTS POR q. :. FIVE TWENTY LOAN,
are prepaIsd 70 furl.h he U. 5. FIVE IWENIY-YEAH
SIX PER CENT BONDS. direct rom the GoyefumenH
~ PAR and ACCRUED Interest. or PAR with interest
con euciug ON tie date q subscnutiOu aud payment
NJ OK AND AFTER JULY THE PhglLgGs % Cox
vEHTISO LEGALTESDKR NOtEs INrO THE flys TWENTY
YEAR BOsDs PAR WILL CEAts taf't ~lshng TO secure
United Sses Bond paying per cent niee't IN oOLD,
AT PAR should rud g. their orders before that time.
We also Keep hsud consnt sIppJ Of all classes oil
Government Securt the lowest market rates
u 8 73O TREASURY NOTES.
u g. q PEK CENT BONDS Of 1891. -
u s. ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
MESS &c &c - -
A, the rgbt Legal Tender Note, into FIVE Iwhs
~ opd, expires The lat Of July parties h'g Their und,
Al Withdrawn before that day cen ecure bonds TO he dev
.fed dunpg hf,t tWey days VI July " depo't oil Iof
cent with the subscribers ,1
FISK & HATCH,
No. Is WALL-ST.
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financial.
ALBERT II. SrcoLAr. Auctl,ne.r.

ALBERT H. NIcoLAY. Auctioneer
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
Ia ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY viii cell THIS DAY
tMoDdayl Msy 10. at ~ o'clock tue MechantS TX
change Ss-sioum No los Lihetty-s
10 Mercantile Fire ms. 50 10 8snk OF Commerce. 100
10 n. Amer lns. Co...... sol 10 Auet FIth Bahk...l0
~ Gstn lus Co...... s." an Natont lbs Co...... Yt
ION Y Fire Mar ins luO u Central Park ns ....l9
800 Cairo City Propsty . luO go Paef,on Ga, Co...
Us Bucks Couuty Lr,d... II Nash MsIns ln'.'.lOO
so Grand Of NewPn RR Is City Fife lu,nrsnee ~
900 Brooklyn CITY per cent bonds, dne 1860 40,
so Brooklvu CITY per cent Waef Loan Bonds iSoi'
I'll GO u 5 : $40 Trea,u NoieA .
$1,000 n Y. and Harl~m H. X 80 Mortgage Bonds
$4,000 Nrgi"s Stste per ceni Bonds. =.
Ao Book Accounts PfonisOry Notes. 30 ny ORDER OF u
w Van DOren Assignee.
r. Next Reguar sale THURSDAY MAY IL
ALBERT II. NIC0LAY.
Stock Auctioneer and Broker No 50 Nillism-st
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G,'ron Hou', NswYOHk coILncroh, OFFICE 9TH May 1869
VNUE following articles of MERCHANDISE, 4

DIRK LCokaO
of
Il alto o.
20 OF
nnren
sue" OAd'0"i Oh" d"'"'"
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN.
THE well-known "WUODLAWN PROP

HNIIE wel-kn0wn WOODLAND PROP
i EKTY sucioH 20 LOIS be onsins to the estate Of
"A j. BLEECKER son Il co. vii sell on wEDSEs-
pay Msy H. at II o'clock ct The Exchange s"eroom No.
Ill Broadway
By order Of the Supreme Court under the direction Of r.
=. Mount. jr, tpecia guardian.
Y10 Lots Of roaud on Bfoa1wsy 0sth l0sh lo7th aud
Ire aud lth snd 2tn Nth VALUABLE Water Rights
- the River AID webult Mansions IN koo1
Condition. with Oushouse, add sbes.
The comprises h, entire Block bounded by Broad
way. llthAv. and U5th and l0oih
The sutire Block bounced BY h and 2thavs and 10th
sad i05th-,s with the Water FrlRt
All Lot the sOath idr Of lO5hft between bio'd-
way and the vsf win the adjacent Lot, On lh aud l2h-
Ava. with tia Wafer RiOnt.
The eutirs Bok bounded BY Proad-sy lO6h snd 10Th.
e and l2b-sy With the Gore formed by tue hterse1n Of
ulL-sV. with tbs Water Front
The Gore Zip o. Land extending from Broadway TO the
Yfv,r, on the nonhery side o. lJ1'hsL
All tho Lots win tbs Wstsr 'front.' the east eide Of 9Th
fv between 1On ana l08tnss together with 10 ful Lots Ia
DE on l07th and 6tl-s's
Aso the valuable Lot, with The FIRE proof hirkwaled,
hVe-stoTy Substantial store the ncrtnea corner Of bIoa
way and Worht containing Is feet front btoadwdi aud
leo feet on MOrlbs Inc Guiding iron foOi dOu s
kss ADD extensive modeTn.buit vaults both stress aud
valuable ut with the bsdiDg on the southeast
toner Of Wse and Chufehts IN the umedae nslghbor-
hood Of the distinct cODsniGs 0fs feet on
Walker and 2l2 GU ChuroH-t
Aso toe substantial brcs House and Lot No 1876 Church
D. between Faukin and Wbitests IKE on ChuIcnsL, III
Iset by lOO feet desp.
Title indspusbe and favorable which viii be made
Known By the before The Day 81 sale daps
Of the property had office % che Auci oneer
n Ceos Nssss1 Tor urth-r particulars zee TIE 'pe'
rsss or spPy to u. TLLOIsON, Couh.olof al Law, NO.
II WGl-st
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BROWN * Co., {

COMES, BROWN ~ Co., COLLECl
- CLAIMS Gghnst The Government aud PhOLOht
PaTENT3 Propose for Coutfscts purchase Qnaei'nus,
te d dnance Navy Agent, snd other vouchers ffo al,
,@nent II atfrar, Of Fay Bounty and lensions -
Pkpaco Newly and No. 41t 7hst, Washington u -
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X ERsHAW & BIRD. LAW and COLLECT.

~ y IIEINIIs " OVIE'IFN'
IN mo AGENCY No 3&i Che.tnutst, Philadelphia
ms hfm has iaei.s for collecting elan. and adjusting
matters requiring legal aid In every county In the loyal
s,sio' In tho Canada. and in Europe and intIodues
those having sgs matte" to be attended to responsible at
toneys At any desired point Ls,ion Of inquiry promptly
answered
Any prominent Jobber OF Philadelphia sy be inquired Of
~ " their Standing for integrity.
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Sales bn Auttion.
]. BLEECKER, son u Co.

4 J. BLEECKER, son n Co WIN sell on
IA TUESDAY, May l6 -, Y o locA al 'ne "'o'o"An'
EXchsnge ae.foouis. No. 10 Lin"r'N-'t .,-, -,
on STATEN lSLAND-Ap."t D &C e. "to'u, au, M
49,, of Mess, Vau5rruil lo~ie. Fnn'eit GsnouN and
s.hcs and ~, nm lO NINA walk Of NarerbiPs LGnii"g
e. .,sp I. RAILROAD ct0,t-s the eastern boundary Of
she property Map. &c ~ u CedaTst. edjoinins Bank
81 Ooumeros
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J. BTEECKER, son q Co. will sell on

~ TUESDAY Nay p, nj J.! o'clock at the Merchants
fxehaus. S,le,room. n. .Oj Ll'ettN-s-
ia FiUSHING-Ths valu4bl' plot Of Ground, With the
sc,he Nor House e1, occupied store ADD dwrli1g
Sua4 on BdIsst, LsXtr NJ tue brirk store OF Peck
}.irwr,tsr The 10, II - aud La feet mont and rear by
a. M rs teet deep is thr u.h ~ Faukin-alsy. The
bu T. 10 good condition. On the premises ao new
bsrn sse stable M.ps & No. II Cecar-s, sdjoining
Bank q commerce
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Ceoal Noiltes.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY of oRAYC

GTPREME COURT, COUNTY of ORANGE.
y WILLIAM II. SEWARD aud George NJ. Gher,
Iecutor. Of tho last VIII aud Testament OF samuel )
seward decreased plinufs sgaiust JOHN ~ MONELL
and Eebecca his wife. IA monc aud Cara his Wife Eliza
Ian. Non,u Charles Mcneil, Mary Ann Mourl, ChaIucey
N1u,u Narttr Mcneil Sarah Mcneil. Lewis Mcneil Jane
WtcKbam William " ickhAm aud Charlotte his WIFE
John g. Wcsham Charles Nicshan, John u. Niokham
tIiya Ann Wcbnam aud Francis NirkhAm, Defendants
10 IA, Defendant above named and OF them. You
are hereby ,uumoued aud required TO the m.
ant In III. action which 1. this day hrd Ia tho ONCE Of
Inc Of the County Orange at Goshen 10 said County
and To serve copy To th~ said complaint on
IN. ub.ctib.r st Oicr Ia the Vagr OF Goshen aiorc-
sid within twenty dag atr the service 4 thi. on
Won exclusive of the day Of such sepce aud you iR TO
answer tho ,aid compliant within the time Aforesaid ths
ath, in mi, action will apply To tho Court Tor tho relief
deu.pd.d ia tue comp GnLDA cd Goshen March a. lioJ
apis lawbwM w. r. ShAhfh RAN iu' A'"ihe1'
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Amnsements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

10 oompsnos with tbs earnest solicitation, OF numerou,
patrons the Manager viii Iemodnce, for
THIS WEEK ONLY
''''i FAUVe EFF p'-'A'
USDsR THK Stow
which 10 universally regarded both in Europe and Amer
lea, AS ,,,,y ,gor n,.,,
OF this popular author. production ' scenery s grand
bey ond De ctipon while the ChafscteTs Cosuues Music
and Indeed all the spponsment render IT, In the fullest
sense, ....,., ,,>,.r,,r,,y,,r,,n
EVERY AFTERNOON a, O,cleek and nvvy,yo 49,,
~ sfERE0PTIcoN,
which exhibits the elees. Stsreo.oopc Views mat
Thousands LOOK upon them al the SANE I' may aS" VIC
seen dnriI ( the dramatic psrloiaiances
VERY SPLENDID PAINTING.
representing the celebrated ,,,
leaving the Chsrlesown Va JAIL hs to execution.
VERY HAPPY LIKENESS OF THAT GREAT MAN
satisfactory Enforcement to hi, numerous friends aud adj
The LIviNd sEA-LToN LIVING LEARNED SEAL.
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY GRAND AQUARIA,
with ts multitude, OF Beautiful Living Fi.h,
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES,
BEAR SAMSON &c
Admission. rs oen's; Children under 10. ID cants
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud Msnager..........W VIM. Whestiey.
LAST WEEK
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
OYTHE
GREAT TRAGIC Artistic,
MISS BATEhAN.
In obedience to the
PUBLIC WISH
manifested 90 unmi'take1ly by the
DENSELY CROWDED
BRILLIANTLY FASHION ABLE AUDIENCES
which nightly assemble to wita-ss her
WONDERFUL fMPERSONATl0N
OF her
ORIGINAL CHARACTER
JEWISH MAIDEN.
the new play.
LEAH
THE FORSAKEN.
adapted and arranged expressly for
MISS BATEMAN
by Augustin J. DAILY. esq which has achieved such
UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS,
EVERY EVENING
this week.
MISS BATEMAN
will b. supported by powerful comp,ny. Among whom
are tbs excellent arti.le., Sir. X. Shs~o Mr.. J. Nc
Culloush. MI J. o. Burnett Mr. HAIRY Pearson, Af
Lamb. Mr c. II wilson. Mr 90. Andrews Mrs j. W. Laa-
ergan Mrs. n. l.. Gfattan and Mrs. Skrfre,t-
OnSna add besutilu oy Nc J. H. Selwyn orig
music composed expressly Tor hi' peos BY M Robert
Sto.pel original aud chiact-rstc tunes by Nous MI
lps The and iu chorus under tho direction Of h-
vsJ b. Ded~orth. - - ,,,
Bor book 49, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors oIens7i Performance commence' s0c och
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C-1TI-,{f WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- I.s,.,oyya a ors iiafbof SOC wel.bnoNn steam
nv ~ Liverpool New Or sri tEu'c,.nhia o-tsIaAAip
''.,,., ,r, intended 90 SAL - Io.lo"a' -
H. al NEW ii "N' May ~
S1,,, ................ saturday, June
r. v,ry succeeding SATURDAY. ~ neon, from rtsr A.
North ltiyei ,
PAYABLE ir gold or 10 tuu.ysirnt in currency;
an V GABl No.. IU 90 ,IkkAAb s32 20
Ft cabin 10 Lolion. 70 Ol >lcerase 90 Lntoa.. b 20
t CABIN to Ps... g. col 90 fsis..... 40 80
Eirt 9Uiu iamoIs H tl. Stteiass 10 Hamburg 81 ~
ia,susers also forwarded 20 hNrc bI,en Rotterdam,
Antwerp Ac., ~ equally low .a'es.
Fare. Liysspoo (aeena OWL; lat Cabin IS. Fs
IS. St,rta.' nom Liverpool = ~. From Queenstown 80
Those Who VISA to send 0r their ends bug ueAss hss
a. these fasI.
FoI further information apply at the Companys ohess
JOHN q DALE. Agent, Nv IL Broadway NJ L
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Hlusltdl Instruments
4 CARD.-WM. Il. BRADBURY,

CARD.-WM. H. BRADBURY,
~ liASOFDHTE ESTABLISHMENT
No. ~ bf0Jms a.. r0iusr o. tfos1Y 81, y. I.
Tho uldefs 81 annpuucss O. n' patrons that III
h., inc i,or be has tcsa unaoe aly 10 mss, th.
pfetrni poccay d~Dsud Tor h, finofous, Ito
uo- suIA.us he factory tNicc former sf', and
olsrw,s yrsty increasing ti, manufacturing 'acititl by
mean. wcb b. soon be Ga spos0a 10 meet promptly
a.. rfd~Is TT hi. iu.ifulnglis.
stm4~. Of Ll. df-~ut slrs D. seen. snd h Toto
fof which have bsoous celebrated hstid al he
rooms, No ~ bfeouisi OF tfo.oysti ote block
Of bfoai~sy Project, sus9lrs and al lovers ~
GOD plano cordially lr-A g. ca ,ni tfy shsm. with
vithout reference @ Tuithasng
VIZ. BRADBURY.
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J. BLEFCKER, son a. Co. will sell O

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ehanse "a esIoau., N lOj Liberty at;
on BROOM ST. v,lusbe PROPERTY known as
No ~ B.eouet ,uste thu 81 .eet wet Of Mercer
st. The House s. Of OIick orir til auy wall mahos
eny Doors BILE mode "a Improvements suOsanH
IL Quilt aud in hrs order lot 25K9j o. house, 2SEio
fact so pei remain GA boud sud mortgage Maps
he, al No - C-das--t., aiIo,linx ia Comm srce
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rsNnE STEAMSHIP
4 GREAT EASTERN
WNrHN PAroS Commando
viii he dispatched
ron Lrugr! Fyrv Nsir Yc,k
Saturday MAY l5 Saturday. Iule q,
ILrid'y, June -, Tuesday july "a,
sut a. regular intervals thereafter
flLSl tAbl S5' 20 49,
otAhNb AELlFs..
E1cus'oa icAels cut and back Ia the FT ami Second
Cabins Oaiy, 10 fare aud hs.L -
pauyins Ya-eugorl, aUd chdien under IL
years OF ago. halt iGre Inisrts rae. -
llhD tAblN. "a
SIEEl,AbE With superior ascouiulotu ons 2 10
ALL fAtES PAYABLE ~ IDLp. OK us ESpiNA-
LENT ~ u : ,uRhFNCA.
Ilcl patseur a. .os cd ~ cubic feet az ihesaie'
An r4 ,eg.buc-I surgeon OA board.
Fcr pslsasi apply 10 cu.o UutTNFY
Aths Oace, No % Broadway.
F0rifo-tt apply 90 ~ ,,o,N,V,rr Ay.,t.
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WINTER f GARREH, WEEK.
FAREWELL WEEK
MONDAY, May 49, 1913.
bsng the niuetenh night aud bat four OF the most
brilliant engagement played by say csmsdsn In the
MIR J. CLARKE.
Mr.. J. ). CLARKE,
will recent he . ...,,,...-.,,,,,
GREATEST COMEDY COMBINATION
GkEATEST COMEDY COMBINATION
EVER OFFERED
EVER OFFERED
on A SINGLE ENENlSG.
on A SINGLE kNENINO.
Tom TsyioP' comedy Of . .,
BABES IN THE WOOD.
IN zoe crowded aud ashiouable audiences 4!
hs s,tr.ct.I u DO sslsL Also, W special desire,
Pools's comedy Of - 49,.
PAUL Phl.
Own - REMEMBER THE LAST NIGHTS
OUR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST
EVENING or MERRlMENT AND DELIGHT