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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Cedpon K3itters

ons trial ana yos w1li naQsf any othaEa-
It Il nes nrcrsssFy - publish = long list ofhis
eases Et1f ehlch the fefrua BltteFs afu tfsatf8
In all diseases Il ths STOMACH EU ~
ELS, LIVER or KIDNEYS
IL all aaecfiers Of 80 BRAIN DEPEh -
ING upOE DERANGE MENT %
THE STOMACH on BOWELS
fa GOuT. .HHIEUMATI&M AND AEu-
HALGHAg
Ana in FEFEaAN AGuEF A
fts daaflasd 10 suparossis all ether remedies ft
set ahty eurem thsss dss@as-s, bns u TassDfs
Sea ..
A Nias glass faii q The BitssFs saken 80 eenf
hsfsru esch namAi wili obviAke The rs ssts - b.
nsaat nmhsAithY climate. and segseu the FsfHen
taking it nsafasf aisrass unaaF tiN naest tHyi =
ssla sy Drnxsfsss ssa arse-ss ssuesany
mwDr. g0Hk ROLLS FriHcigal 0alee. Finh
sssset, Isonisviiis. Ey.
Ee,9 ~ FETER VIERLIzg.
s5s sois Agsaf. EFansrilis, Ia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

PirrssvEa, Dec 20 - Noon. ~ River
? feet by toe pier mark, and al a stand
Weather cloudy
CTSciSxArt, Dec. 29.--Riyer fallen }
feet, with nov "a feet inches in the
channel Weather cloudy. A light SNOW
feli last aight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
GOV. HAM. Ns..ax..

ST. LOUIS, Dec, 2g.-Gov. Halls mes
sage Gays:
Up to the lst Of July LAST, Missouri
furnished ten thousand more men than
her quota called for, and in those dis
sricts which are behind the deficiency Is
belieSed 20 arise from defective enroll
meut. The total namher Of Hsen fus-
nisked The United States up to Novem-
Der S0ih was eighty-one thousand, in
addition 10 which We have had sixty
thousand militia organized, and in the
field when required
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
No Extra session.

We are advised that the Governor has
determined not 10 cal an extra session
Of the Legislature. He has feh dis
posed to consult the views Of the mem
bsrs eE the question, Dat 50 mach opRO-
sition was manifested Ay many Of them
to an extra session, that be did not deem
il advisable 10 anticipate the tiEe 81
The regular meeting The members
win have TO practice the virtue Of econ
omy this winter If they expect their pay
to meet expenses, bat there Is honor in
sacrificing something for the public III
terest, aud close application ts business
may enable the Legislature 10 gsi
through With its business in less thar
the usual sine-IHdiaHapohs JoKrRGL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

nG The Washington Chroaiele, says:
The receipts for internal revenue this
month are estimated at the proper bu-
reau TO be s4,0O0, coo in excess Of those
last month The special income tax Is
nov beginning TO come in.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
ESTABLISHED, 1881
MEDICAr.

3 a. PIr.KRTIC WIS CAN By CcREp -DR.
- LockgUw haviaE lscoSs eeffnenfiy srccvss
fef il cariaS this terrIbn ras'aly, iBvitss AL sim
aFly af esea 10 oAIl seud fr clrcnisrs % reet.
taee and tesfluon as q e4ses cured Of ffeaa on
D. tNeaty-faur ye&fH mtsaainR, Re drvetes his
sttsntien ssg@c Ally ~ aizsasss % shs GrehTo-
: Eizal Axiz. or SeTsous Ssstsra sad sosieigs az
iusesfi sstiers ef his eisim q pub Is eoahdence.
AafaAF e. rQas4itss3 a. his pFivsfa rtsseenees
Ns. itl Vest IA. Stz~et daily traa 10 A. uuti
- r.. exerEf >stsrd. y ad Sundsy. Address all
ALTERS to n '. b. ts.sC X Row, care q ,. % Box
si1a, Nea erk. Gscza a&wSm
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW ~ MARRIAGE.
l Cehtafuink nssriy 50 p4ges and 10 due
PisfsH apa EuErNyiugs cf TIE Anatomy 81 TIE
Human Ofssas Is ststs u Health GAd uiseAss. .
with Efessiss en Early Errers. 50 3 pterAbir
eoassq sqHeaoes rpoa the uaird and holy, ssA the
Authors plan of treStmenk-thn eniy ratiov.al aud
saeee-sial aie 81 eaTe. A. shcan tx ihe frgert ~
eases safss.z At1afhfui aasts-s e. tHe tasrrissl,
and fhQse ntemplsftug marriage. uhc catsrtain
deahss q "a h.ir PAysle4i eenaaiea Sshs FREE u
postAge & cay @a4reeA 81 reseirt II tweaty ave
eEuts, in stsutH-s Fstat sFfrits ~ iidFFssine
Dc. IA Gro \, Ne "a Naiaes Lane. Aitsus, \
Y The Al ir Gfsy e. csissnitsd ursFa auy q the
aiSssss.ef WAish biz t,s,k sE7Ais. =slhrF persoa-
ally hv msti, and mst.elers srat & aay IaFt Of
tbs uoris. aece0 dsssm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Eits !!

- &
EIkst-A saae = uFx tsF suz ats ressir &
complaints is uaN made knosa ~ =
FATS s--zTsnstiss 80 kete < a snf Native uefial
preparations, p-bliahrd BY De. g. y.
FITS fzBa0WS " Ihs prrscrtFtien sA& far
a shel kin in srch tisi man-
FITS f--nsr tat h4 sAnHotl sauseieet aslsff
rvlase 10 mAkas IL kaaaB. a. Il has
EITst-carcd Fery hods uho hAs used it, Hsvsr
hkSiu tssied tu a slnrle ca-e It h
FITS f-sssualS 3 sars ~ cssss u De - 4 py 5
rwpsiA. aud The tagretsents BAY y
BITS t--sslrts fnea frem ans prasgist sent
Free & all oa Feeptpt II Gve cents %
FITSi-pnr- pay pastAEe. &e. Aa .Fess Dr. Q
fHELRs BROWN, 80. ~ GrAnd 81,
FITS i-1Hrscx city. \. J. aecaa-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

~ The New York WorH says that
$4,000 Fenians have been drilling for
some time past with the design OF
marching upon Canada
How this world Is given 70 lying"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

~ They are stAb5ing, cutting and
shooting one another in Greece vith-
much success. The population Is dinIn-
ishiHg rapidly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
HIlllgan, Bewles and Horsey - be
Shot.

ons OF he editors Of the Semtta~l, who
is tbs correspondsht Of the Cincinnati
Enqaiysr and Chicago nmss, .siegraphs
those papers, VIA
Il understand that Mcssrs Milhzan,
Bowiss and Horssy, recently oH trial
before q Military Commission, have been
sentenced 70 be ah0s 70 death BY mus
kerry
"Ar Andrew Humphreys Il sen.
tenesd 20 imprisanment dnriag shs ~as
Theae EnGinEs ihags beaz approved by
ngor General Hovey, aud nov only
swsis the signature Of the President C
be carried into execution
We have no knowledge Of the facts,
aud Do not suppose that The SentfasI
man kBsws anything more than oar
selves. Court Martials are not lsAky
institufiona. and il ia seldom thai !
verdict is Ha6s known before il is ap
proved By the President II the Seaa
mel editor gussssa correctly, It will b
about the arst instance Of treason be
nag osert&ksA by justice during th'
present war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Ger. Sfoneman,s Raid.

Az we anticipated, the expedition IN
der Generals StousmAn aud Burbridge
was successful IA every particular.
Thsy defeated the combined forces Of
Breckinridgs, Vaughn. and Duke, cap
tured all Of their artillery, and scattered
their men. s4ltviIle vas e&psnred and
burned. The salt works we're destroyed
The lead works shared the same fate.
The Virginia and Tennassee Railroad
vas Totally destroyed from Bristol TO
twenty miles beyond wytheville- Both
of these towns were left in rains We
shall not nosrn il abingdon has shares
the same fate, for there some Of our
boys Who we're 90 anfortunate as to fall
into rebel hands we're treated in the
most shameful manner Many Of the
Union men Of East Tennessee we're also
confined 10 the Ioathsome dungeon OF
il. jail, without being allowed 50 mach
as little straw TO sleep on. Through
= cold winter they were compelled 10
~ on the damp stone aoor, without
cover. We rejoice That retribatisn has
oVertaken the stretches
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
FLOUR
Igleheart Brothers to the
Hungry.

TO ToU WANT FLoUR1
IL Come to the sozfbsrn Mills.
DO faU WANT CORN MEAL7
Come 70 the Southern Nils
DO TOU WANT BRAs AID sHTpSTuTF1 ,
CcDs to tha soathsrn MiIls.
Do yuu want your Brad ana feed fresh aa4
sent @ yeur aomst Cone 20 tbs Soatherz Mills
and ysu get fk. ali snskisS kot. thess eoi3 zorn-
in<s-
30. Offos and Bran Roo1 cPeR ali business
aouFs, Ga the eorasr Of LoS1ss street and Canal
dseSs-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Net Assets, July l, 1854,
= $3.4O1.93S SO =!

q. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
ErNA, AFTER sS Years Of severe trial has re-.
aliKed the greatest public AavAntaxes and
success % the various systrms Of Fire Insu-
rance IN the country. IL noN' better thar
ever prepared for duty.
s. ie.OO0 Loss Claims have been settled and paid
SINTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
=. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE, IN tha United States averages over
SlOo.VoQ daily. le yeur property exposed
aud uaprotectedf
=. ARK YOU INSuRERt II act. Why mott
The cost is trining. the duty Il manifest
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may Involve
you m bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel d.
appoiu tmenf.
q. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard l.
given 70 small risks as sell as large ones.
Ahle aud superior commercial advantages
Afforded.
az Insurance solicited aud Policies issued by
J. .w.NExSEN, Agsnt,
no Nsrhis Hsn RuilaspT Na . Msis ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

SHaKr SOLDIERS some Of the
cavalry regiments stationed at Vicks-
burg we're about to leave they sold their
barracks, hats, &c, to citizens aud sol
dsrs, receiving pay for the same.
These facts coming to the kno~lsdgs
Of Gen. MorgAn 4. Smith, commanding
tass post, be issasd an order 70 arrest al
making such paFchaees, and 20 take nP
receipts for payments made, ibA. the
same may be fsF~ssc'sd after the sol
diers making the salss in order thai
they may be property pBnisbed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
DENTISTRY.
). {. BIERBOWER,
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
m Thiyt bet. Main and Locust SIS

yTHEIs LIVERY EsTAbLlsHhk1E. NbICH
IA -sH kaswn thrU1zhonf tie country. Pos
.es.es Ssasss s1yzntzzss superioF - aay sialiizE
sstAbli4hraszt tn TIE City. h&Fing sFr@ngsnssnis
~ me ss--rkfsz sf prtrs1s horses - livery o. tes
iozssr rsses-
Cswrisxrs fsr vizlfiEz . lst- ooschess light
,z.wors Ana every kidd q road vehicle q ist-
Hcress soi1 oz eozszntssio1- sscons neno bessy ;
- - 4 tas very lowest prizes PssSssge-s foT-
< u.rxrs e Al raEsE q de eoarfry - r . ca
+. rs-sDca. kTcEARDsoKs BEITTos 90.
7 k1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

nS- Thomas Sims. 'he 6sgi,ive slave
about whom there vas such . pow.w0w
in Boston ten years ago, is nov . re-
erui,ing agent for eUlored troops IN
Nashville. Tine makes all things sveh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor.
Cor. M@ia aas rhlrd Sta,
IB8A0B EVANEvlLLTs, IND.

I,HIs OLD. WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il wisely -kaesu Hatst has kesu uelossd fpr ses.
sral wesks thatrguinK repairs. u has, during
THE fims, treH reIainted Inside aud eut has hesn
thFoughiy htsed ar. and IN = great measure fura.
tshed stth new heaa and furniture. The praprin.
ter kas mAde every sFFsngemsut % Fsndsr HE
house cEuvcuienf, healthy snd agreeable - the
public f# MH
Thanking the pebble hg the hna patronage that
for = series Of years has been sHteaaad u the
WaskiuEtan, be iasitss = rrnssal oftheif euatnaf.
and wtli sBdeAxuF 20 have his tahia furnished and
the heuse mAnAsas ia a way 90 ulerft thais rantn.
usd patronage.
Omnibusss viii o@Fry passengers 70 sad ffom
ths Depot Tres. sef~4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

s1 Wild geese are 20 numerous this
year near Stockton, California, that the
farmers have serious apprehensions con
ceruiag their erops, and the lseAl paper
calls apon sportsmen to aid in their de-
straesion. The droa,h has left little
food for them in their usual haunia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

WAY IT Is DoSE WHY do you beat
your seasage meat so9 inquired a
hoarder OF the cock Of one Of oar fash
ioaable restaurants 80 kill ths dog in
it, was the prompt reply.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

NEw YoEK, Dec. 29--Thc Herald 1
Washington special Feiterates the state
meut that Moseby was moFtsliy voaHded
By one Of our scouts, and since died
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30


hss lscssana = hoasahssa aard fhrpaEhqat the
Wsat ard saath Aaa his W0fm LuAsaEea - h'ae
thar = yeaF AfieF thsir ihlrpduottess aitalhsa
rrpafatigH siae-s sPresd TIE cuntiuHnf 81
sasth AHssfiaa. Bszt tias eros tRE KieFs 81 bis
lie fea,aiHs e. - Rttaued a hia LATEST aiseaxfrf
o. rather eenlbiuAtspn 81 ~ aues nst elaim %
hare hrsa tbs aisoaxsFsf " CEnE0N, Nhieh = III
tssIs II lbs hiftsFs nee e6srsd - TIE pahfic.
Ehat hunes t@lsaRs - thR nAfise Ashahit4ntA p
tausFAt Aaiertca. fa whaui tfs virtues hsfF L o
kAsss 81 mara fhkn sNa &audfsxi ysaTss A. q
vita a. The inassa tias ds0.aoe g tns moi ssaa-
Ii taaiafia snd hNadHs Wifhsnt feaf te nfest " o.
aas,sS sefpsata. IA 4 Aaiiaf with theza bal
sb5l- there j. hrsath ttft ia the body the ssdrun
= Fotsnt - csrrs asattsr shat sAs aieseza ssS
b.
whHs nf buii IA nag pssg@rea - inaaFts nts
s1tFassszHt rfrfsnatons BE- y BFFeFthrlrAa salts
Sci sfem : fhoruast s1amIustieH - tiss tFtdsues
rxiatixs % it, Firtusa, thai faHsady and Fgs
vsntsiiSs soF ali diseas~s arising fFnm e1rnsafe,
exhaf o. Ehs ehanus II ssAlAsr sBd elimats. 81 e.
the miasszstie iaassnC-s, a stands without > n.
val. aud iaski5 eeeaTxss tha fepatettos it has -
AoaE eu3oy@e tn nC3@1B3 America and the West 10
49, g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

AL the mseicsl rsea a. fhs Pres reegai nlef.e
yf atr5ekfafsdia Anti -rfsnssr4 MiMfars th~Uniy
anrtAiH rsnesF sor piArrhcla H.na pysaptary i&
y = eomhinaifou - ssfritEsets, Absofisni 2,
ssifulAats. aus oarminatiFess aHk a warrant I
- aeacf = cure after al Other means kare fAited
For sale BY prnxxists. gspefsi EcBas - haat
Tazrth strr~f, GfueiaaAti. Dhie-
ushio-esEAIy~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

HoRmBLE "A woman aud her child
nine months old, were murdered on The
night Of December %, in the Bottom,
ssa Of Columbia, MoBroe County, mi
nois, BY an unkaown man, who deeoyea
bic victim into the woods under the pre-
teuee OF accompanying hes to the house
Of siek asighbor, who desired her at.
tendance sAfter bra,ally outragiDg her
person, lie d.EAls dyed villain murder,
ed both The woman and her babe. A
man has been arrested apd lodged IN
tbs oonnty jsil, charged Eih Is crime
Ills guilt Is uncertain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

.NEw YoEK, De- 2a-Ihe steamer
4ustralasian. from Liverpool on the
lTth and Queenstown on the 18th,
arrived this morning, bringing two daya
later news
The LondoH Times spplaada SseFs-
tary Seward for the wellmerited anub
which he gave Ar. Parker, the would Be
presenter Of the peace address 10 Presi-
deut Lincoln.
LivEnFooL. Dec f6.-FIsar. quiet and
steady. Wheat, steady Corn, qaiet
Pork, firm Bacon, quiet Lard, dull
aud easier Petroleum. active and hsn.
Cotton, closed dull aud weak. Bread
stuff, quiet Sugar, tends apwarda.
Consols, s9t
NEw YoaE, Dee. 28-Ths Tribune
mas the following
The National Iat<tiigsnesT has besn
sold. Ia politics will not be changed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
MEDICAL.


MEDICAL.
BRoUGHToH & WOOD,
Crescent City Drug Store.
Cor. Third and Main sts.,
Dealers il Torsigu and Amsrie.n Drazs, and
Chemicals, Psia.s, OILS. varsishs'' Windov
Glass, P.rfuuasry, Fancy and To''st Articles.
Coal OH ane Bssslns by IL gallon or barrel
Concentrated prsparssions and essentiai tine.
lures On and asd Manufactured % order.
PsmsstIe Dyes. whslesais and Retail.
Psssa, Medicines ofsll kinds.
Eclectic Remedies snA sfaI suDpIy Of hsdIei.
nal Roots ard Herbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
REWARD
; so Reward.

- 0Q x eyvard.
cfTRAYgD Oh EToLEs FROM THE SUB
- aefiter ffrine ie JAcobsstiie, CO ths Ga fay
Of Jans Isssz so yaaT ola say mare eoit. iitfss
whlss0a bosn q hsF bind lsEs.s shlts strssS in
her fsrfhesd nro ~ sis % one ~ her Fer isti,
"a ssry lsfga of hef AZ has thsagpsarnacs of =
fnFsssyear cd. Tss sboFs rs@srd Niil - fsasa for
hsr delivery 20 ne. - Tor sab iniefmation as VII
lad - her rsooxsfy.
Hscxo-fm JDHa IpHIbb.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Mo MASS NAMB Il MORE rSTIAATELf
~ eaaaecssa sith the hisiury " tes AstFsla
Astica % sha Uaited states OF mere fsEerahis
Eas~n as = plDnesr u uleaieAi discovery. Ban
ghst q Dr. JOHN bull. Of Isouissllls, ky- His
iniaaitshis pFepArsfiau 81 sAfsapaFisia has tcok
stea - tha best of the sArsoas componHds 81 thai
Salu sbis drug his
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

60 I..s.a.., q w,lA eA.r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Gen. Hardee, at the time Of his es-
cape, opened Ere with the ram Savan-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-15
HOST ET1'Vs
Celebrated
STOMACH BnfTERs.
phTe and powerful Tonic corroctive and alternate
wonderful efficacy IN disease Of tho
sToMA0HH LIVER AND BOWELS.

Curss Dyspepsia Liver complaint IIahaache. Genet c
billy Nervousness, Depression Of sprits, consior
toiie, intermittent Feyers Cramps Ind Spasnls NJ
complaints Of either Sex, arising from Bodily W@anes.
whether inherent in the system or pIodueed by eia
Nothing that i not wholesome. genial and reslpye
~ its nature enters into the composition or Hofer
stomach Bitters. This popular pretaraton con n no
mineral Ct any kind, no deadly botanical ecmeiK no
rare baIsaie herbs and plants With tAs pnrest alid-
est Of al diiiilsiye stinuiants
II wellto be foresrned against disease and sr as
human system be protected by hinan means hinst
maladcs engendered y an unwoicsbfne atfnosplr inn
pure and other externa causes Hostettar ters
may be- relied a safeguard.
In districts infested with Ferer AMI Agus, it hhaheen
foHnd Hfaflible preventive and Irresistible a enl-
edy, and thousands who resort to ii under sion
of attack escape the scourecs an thousands sFfHcg
lect to avail themselves OF its protective qualities M ad-
vince, cured by very brief course OF this m ous
medicine. Fever and Agnc patients after being lied
with quinine for mouths in vain. until fairly 4aed
with that dangerous alkaaid and MOT untreqncN re-
stored to health within few days hy the Of ste
ter's Bitters.
The weak stomach Is rapidly inyi,,orated and heqpe
tite restored by til 9reeable Tonc and hence Fks
wonders in Of Dyspepsia and i'll less confirm rns
indigestion Acting gentle and painleas ahsnts
well upon the liver it also invariably reii@k the
Constipation superindueed b. irregular action o d.
gestive and secretiye organs.
Persons of feeble habit liable to lFerrons Atta
IF Spits aud fite Fl Laagaor find prompt kner-
nanent relief from the Bitters. This testimony DRILLS
point is most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony Of Billions Collie Is immediately s by
sngle dose of the stiniulanf and ly OCCASIONAL bort
ing il, the return of the complaint may be pre- d
As general Tonic, H9ateters I3itters pro1u sets
which must be experienced or witnessed before Ascan
be fully Appreciated. in of Coasfitatiosa OK
ness, Premature Dseay and Debility and Deefppade
arising from Old Age. il exercises on electric fnce
Tn the conyalcsceBt stages of all diseases it ope Gates
nyigoranf. When the powers of llatre are re4Mi II
operates to re-enforce and re-cstahlisll thcIn.
Last, bur least, ii is The Olsl Safe Sntu{ nt ing
manufactured from sogd and nnoSious nateriak4a en-
rely free from the acid elements present nr IN
in all the ordinary tonics and stomkehics Of the ,imy
No family medicine has been SO universally aMd pay
be truly added deserredy popular with the iMketen
portion of the community, Hostetters Bittersx
Prepared by H0STETTER SMITH Pittsbu &
Sold by all Druggists Groeers and StorekeepS Sksry
where,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-15

The partnership heretofore existing between John
LoTcry aud james Eiehelberger, Of HopeweI Fedfsra
eornty Pa tradeng under the drm Of Lowery Eiehel
berger has this day been dissolved by limitation All
sons knowing themsclfer indebted to saii firm viii ss,
immediately, and those having claims against the sar
w present their accounts for settlement rs We ars
ternRedto have our books closed We hope our fsods
and customers wiz give tho abeso notice their carIF
tenton. LGWERY EftIfpi TFRr.FE
HepeweI March 10, Is08-f
Lowery Echelberger have this day associated Win
them john D. Castnef, Epq. Of HOpewcl in gensrSi
and forwarding business their old IL
HoPe@el the business Of the firm transacted in hs
name of LoWERH, EICHELBERGBR d CO. Msaro
now receiving and opening large and complete stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Ready made Liaa
Boots shoos, Hats Caps, Groceries ali dies cE
tons and IN short every variety Of foods usually kepn
in well regulated country Store. All Of which we're
bought at nett cash prices and which win sell on TIN
tcrfns a slnall advance.
All kinds Of grain and country produce bonghs or an
changed for goods, for which the market prleea
will be paid
LoWERY, EIcHELBERGER& CO.
HONEYWELL. March 10. JS64-f
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

In pursuance Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county viii expose public sale the premises
tho borough Of Bedford,
SATURDAY THE BOTH DAY OF APRIL, INST.
the following Real Estate late the property Dr. William
Watson Decd, viz.
lot of ground situate in the Rorough al Bedford tho
corner Of Pitt and Richard Streets being so feet in front
Pitt Street and 2f0 feeton Richard street composed
one whole lot and one third Of a lot.
This property esteemed the bsst business
tiles in the Borough and via be sold atogeaer divided
into smaller lots to suit purchasers subject the lease Of
the tenants in possession.
Also at the time and place about 1900 aes Of raj
uahe timber and farm lands in lots Of between and two
hundred acres situate in Showers Valley and on west
side Of Cummings Mountain, about three miles south
ford.
Also valuable tract Of land known the Farmer sRT-
yey adjoining lands belonging to tho Bedford Springs
Property containing I40 or less.-of which
large portion meadow ground and part thereof cleared
and under fense.
Plots Of the above lands be my Office, fos
days before day of sale
TERMS One third Of purchase money to remain IN
hands Of purchaser during lifetime Of Wi5w and interest
be paid to her annually One third OF residue be
paid the confirmation, and balance in equal annual
payments without interest,
Apr j, Is64-c. trustee.
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axoa Gitg G0lle9s.
Hon. Wilson M'Candlors Judge [. 8 Cireuii coszsS
President
PITTsBURG, pa. Corner Penn and St. Clair streets.
THE LARGESTECHEAPEs AND BEST
$4,000

Pays for full Commercial Course.
TEr NJ extra charges for Manufacturers, steambo=k
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half price, Students enter and review IT any time.
This Institution conducted by experienced Teachers
aud practical Accountants who prepare young for
active business at the least expense and shortest ncte
for the lucrative and responsible situations. Dipl
granted for merit only Hence the universal prsfs
for graduates or this college. by business
Prof. A. eowiey, the best Penman of the Union who
holds the largest number Of 1st Premiums, and Az
competitors, teachers Rapid Busness Writing.
Circulars containing fun information sent free Oh sP-
pcatou to the Prineipala-
JENKINS SMITH,
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july 5, Isss-1A
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administrators Notice.

letters ADMINISTRATION upon the Estate Of Jacob et
wiler Ate Middle Woodberry township. deceased. nav
ing becp gfnted 20 the subscribers By the Register
ford coaityal persons indebted to sa estate ara
ed 70 make immediate payment, and those having claim.
will mako hown the same without DELAY.
MOSES DETWILER.
DAYID0. HOOVER.
ArrilI ldi.-r 4dministgatoy..