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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-19

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-The undersigned
IA Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, to distribute the money in the
hands of the Executors of the last viii, 6c., of
FREDERICK BERKHEIMER, deed, to and
amongst legatees and deyisees, will attend to the
duties of his appointment ON FRIDAY, the slst
day of March, instant, at his Office, in the Bor-
ough of Bedford, when and where all partiee in
terested can attend.
marl7 JN0. P. REED. Auditor.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE..

A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.
IA Estate Of David Dicken, late of CumJey-
land Valley tp., deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Admins
tration de boais non have been granted to the
undersigned, living in Cumberland Valley tp., by
tne Register of Bedford county, on the said estate
All persons indebted to said estate viii make i'm
mediate payment, aud those having claims against
the same must present them properly autheutica-
ted for settlement GEO. M. L. DICKEN,
May l2f Administrator de boais ston
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-19

DLANK MORTGAGES, BONDS, PRoMIsARY,
Id AND JUDGMENT NOTES constantly on
hand and for sale at the enquirer Office
May 10, 1865,
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JOHN ALsTADT, Sheriff
Bedford, May ID, 1855.
nRInGE LETTING.

DRIDGE LETTING.
The Commissioners of Bedford County win let,
on the premises, on SATURDAY, June Sd, 1855
to the lowest and best bidder, the building Of a
bridge across the Shawnee Ran, at Statler's Mill
in Napier township. Plan and specifications can
be seen at the Office of JOHN p. REED, or on the
premises on the day of sale.
By order Of the Commissioners.
JNo. G. FISHER, Clerk.
May 4, 1s65;4t
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c. P. CALHOUN,
1st Lieutenant Go. CT

Asa-The new Fee Bill. Justices and Con-
stables can't do without it. Fees increased a
hundred per cent. Sent by mail from this
Office on receipt of SO cents.
na Justices of the Peace and Constables
cannot do without the new Fee Bill. Sent
by mail on receipt Of so cents.
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A DMINTSTRA AToR,S NvaTrf,E

N III ~ ID I IhLA 1VIG - NVIIOL.
11 Estate Of HRS. Barbara Bassfer, late Of
Middle Woodberry toteRskip, dsceased,
Notice is hereby given that letters Of Admins
tration have been granted to the undersigned, re-
siding in said township, by the Register of Bed
ford county, on said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate win make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same are request
ed to present them forthwith for settlement.
ap2s:6t SAMUEL BASSLER, Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-19

JUSTICES AND D.CONSTABLES' BLANKS,
~ consisting of Blank Summons, Subpanas
and Executions, ccastantly on hand and for sale
at this Office.
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JUSTICES AND CoNsTABLES BLANKS,
81 consisting of Blank Summons, Subpenas,
and Executions, constantly on land and for sale
at this Office.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-19

From John B. Wickersham, ESQ. firm Of Wick
ersham & Hutchison, the celebrated Manufac.
turers Of Fancy-Iron Works, 259 Canal ST..
am the recipient from you Of one of the great
est favors that can be conferred upon man, viz /:
that OF health. For many years have suffered
rom one OF the most annoying and debilitating
complaints that the human family can be afflicted
with, Chronic Diarrhea.
During the long time was suffering from this
disease was attended by regular physicians, Civ
ing me but temporary relief The cause seemed to
remain until WAS induced to try HooAand's Ger
man Bitters. After the use of few bottles of
that valuable medicine, the complaint appeared to
be completely eradicated.
often inwardly thank you fer such valuable
specific and, whenever L have an opportunity,
eheerfully recommend il, with full confidence in
its reliability.
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RLAEK MoRToAolzs, RoNDs. PRoMrsARY.
AD AND JUDGMENT NorEs constantly o.,
hand and fcT sale at the Enquirer Office
May 10, 1865.
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Butts the best TBSfc in the World.
READ WHO SAYS SO:
FROM EHE HON. THos. B. FLORENCE.
Washington, January /, 1864.
6entemsa. Having stated it verbally to you,
have no hesitation, IN writing the fact, that ex-
Perlence9 marked benefit from your HooHands
German Bitters. During a long and tedious session
OF Congress, pressing and enerous duties nearly
psestrated me. A kind friend suggested the use
of the preparation have named. / took his nd-
vice, and the result was improvement Of health,
renewed energy, and that particular relief 10
much needed and obtained. Others may be sim
ilarly advantaged if they desire to be-
Truly your friend,
THOMAS B. FLoREEcE.
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GAVE CosTs SAVE COST
Subscribers to the Bedford Inquiries,
Lookout!

The undersigned having disposed of the Haqns-
rer to Messrs. DURBoRRow 4 Lurz, desires go
close up his business without delay. Those know
ing themselves indebted to him for Subseripsiou.
Advertizing, Job Work, &C., viii save costs by
paying over the amount Of their Indebtedness to
the above named gentlemen, in whose hands his
books will be left short time for collection. Per-
sons disregarding this notice will be compelled TO
pay costs So call ON Messrs. DURBORROW a.
bUTZ and pay over at once
May II, 1866. E. z. MCNEIL.
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DLANK DEEDS-A splendid assortment for
ID sale at the Inquirer 0fice."
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~ We. had the pleasure of taking our
young friend Capt. Josiah Hyssong, of Co.
II, 55th Reg. P. ", by the hand a few days
since. He was severely wounded some time
ago but is rapidly recovering. We are conf
dent he makes good officer.
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MO BOAsTING.

MO ROASTING.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing tc
the public that he has just returned from Phila-
delphia with
FULL AND COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF
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EG Persons handing in advertisements
will be charged with them, unless otherwise
directed. Professional gentlemen handing in
Auditor Notices WILDE charged with them,
and in no instance win we depart from this
rule. When they collect their own fees they
must also collect printers fees, or do as we
have done, time and again, loose them.
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FOB WORK executed CHEAP in PLAIN and
~ FANCY colors at the Enquirer Office"
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Office TO TREsPAssERs.

FOB WORK executed CHEAP in PLAIN and
81 FANCY coiors at the enquirer Office"
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BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1865.
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R We stated last week that Mrs. Imler
who was arrested and incarcerated for the
murder of her child is a soldier widow. We
were misinformed, and therefore take so much
of our statement back. She was brought up
on a writ of Habeas Corpus before His Hon
or, Judge King, on last Tuesday, and we un-
derstand, remandea for further hearing. We
have no opinion to express in regard to her
guilt or innocence.
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Truly yours

JOHN B. WfckERsHAM.
New York, Feb. 2, 1854.
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R~An order has been issued by the War
Department, placing the 1s6th and 18th
Regiments of Pennsylvania Volunteers at this
and other points along the border. One
company of the 18th has already arrived
here and encamped above town in Mr.. Sam
uel Defbaugh's grove. This precaution is
taken to prevent evil disposed persons from
making sudden inroads across the border in
to this and other counties of this State and
Maryland.
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From the Rev. Tkos Winter, ID. D., Pastor of
Rorouqh Bartist Church

| From the Rev. Tkos. Winter, ID. D., Pastor Of
4 Rorough Baptist Church
4 DIR. jackson Dear Sir FL feel IL due To your
| excellent preparation, Hoofand German Bittors.
| to add my testimony to the deserved reputation
it has obtained. have for years, at times, been
troubled with great disorder in my head and ner-
vous system. was advised by a friend to try n
bottle Of your German Bitters, / did So and have
experienced great and unexpected relief; NV health
has been every materially benefited. I confidently
recommend the article where T meet with cases
similar to my own, and have been assured by
many of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, 7. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev. u.s. Hrrman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
1r. z. jackson Respected Sir 81 have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have novar used any medicine that did meas
much good as Hoodand'a Bitters. I am very
much improved in'health, after having taken
bottles.
Yours with respect, ]. s. HERsAr.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
See that the signature Of sc. II. Jackson
isonthe WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE:
Single Bottle el, or Half Doz. Tor @5.
Should your nearest druggist not have the artJ
Gle, 40 not be put off by the Intoxicating prepsr.
ations that may be offered in It's place, hut sepa ~
US, and we win forward, securely paeke a. by
express. ~
PRINCIPAL oilee and Manufsstosy, No. ssl
ARCH STREET.
J0NES On. EvE EIRr@
Successors DO c. M Jackson fkCc.
For sale BY Druggists and DeaIs rs IN ever
Town in the United States,
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him again.
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The Stains Of Southern States.


The following extract from PRESIDENT
Johnsous speech 10 the Indaoa deleea
ton ra,i.eJ hv b;.rseIf j. rars,aoa ~
:.
:, '''' 49, " 49, - % -
III !eJ11s''n ol TUG "Ho'e i"1'cai theofy OF
Reconstruction as heretofore maintained
.. WASHINGTON
II. :, $1,000.
= n-,:,I,- > .a,t,ll I -.
a-a1-s- ,rLan >' a...,;,, 49,; 80.
f-.,ra4 W. da ron fnda .Tha, m a'
,ba noo,lo - no I-n;ta4 E,a,os ~ o,Io,
:, ss.r.a, C.,,Sa-,', -, ;, g.,
800 -. - go ai.,;ls;,. ~
49, ,,a.as - IN .i,},1 - ,haoId ono,
s5,b,anad ,pi,l.i, 80 Ir,;on Nou ,nrr
: ,..:,,,.: Il. H., oo-,4
- - 1911. -.,,.,.,a,,,Ia
-
!. 800 - ~ ''', l''.,.i'- =. ~,
800
T.a.;.:an :. WI c,,, o,;..;o,
- ,."' =, ~ -.+Ia =.
- F'''iS'0-- a, ~
''N SECESSION - '''I o'd Us
-'',.e''' = me- = - ~ :" Pc 80
Sal s,..- 49, - - '','p o. 100
'i'o'' a'tu NV . % - we've "o"l ne
stream :, u 'i'De' Pfo''oes 'hah 'hese
. I"I'sd o'"'es sA,'A guarantee 10 each
S'"'s' composing 'Ae "h"ie II this Onion'
Z" 40 ''''.,0' 81! io' - u t'o'9in'''enI. ie
!, .Is io'e''lon se' F,''10 'Ao n'acD'hs'y q
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population and wealth About The hrss
heard of him by the nation wa. a'ne~ly.
fedced briyadier, Who had lost good
many men at Belmont. He rose upon
the western horizon Of the country dim
light tina, was almos. hidden by halo Of
blood.
A little later he was heart, Of at Denel-
son. but the glory he gathered here was
before long obscured by the darkness Of
Shiloh. For long time he "ns under
cloud; cloud of doubt as to his ability
and bis sobriety, Of misapprehension and
condemnation. Months passed, and his
iight'gieamed tituIly through the dark
ness as he moved through Tennessee and
turned ,southward into Mississippi Again
it disappeared at Holly Springs, and al
ternaiely sbone out and was invisible dur
ing the weary months that preceded the
capture of Nicksburg. BY rare stroke
Of genius, he captured that stronghold, aud
the clouds over his name rolled away.
He was called 10 Chattanooga, aud his
army climbed the mountains and wrench
ed victory from the rebels among the
clouds, his star likewise assembled and be-
came one of the first magnitude. From
thence he went to Virginia Sometimes
| his light was dimmed but it never wholly
obscured. II rose higher and higher, uu-
til to day, when it is in the zenith, and is
a fuIl-orbed sun without rival in size,
height and splendor. 4 tallow,dip glim-
mering family at first, and oftentimes al
most extinguishel in blood, and as often
totally invisible through clouds of doubt.
it has increased until now, when it is a
globe of light in mdsky, whose rsys
reach TO all parts of the habtab!e earth.
Lees course has been more uniform.
/ lie rose upon the nation full, steady
| hight, and he has beamed without increase
or diminution. He rose like full moon,
d, and has set without being shorn of any Of
his beams. Two careers more unlike than
those of Grant and Lee can scarcely be
| imagined. The former has left trail Of
spIehdor from the Mississippi to the At
iautic: the other has revoiveI in limited
! orbit whose apogee was Getty Uurg, and
whose PeIjgee WAS Petersburg.
Despite al The hearty and honest ha-
tired which animates iho people OF the
north against beth treason and traitors,
there are few men Who ave disposed to re
gard Lee with any such feeling In face
Of the fact that he has cost Us more mon
and treasure than any other rebel com
mander, the sentiment of the north to-
wards him is one Of the most thorough
respect When Stonewa!i Jackson died.
We do not think there was 2 wslaper
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President Lincoln's last Resting Place.

The subcommittee appointed to select
the ground for the tomb for Tx President
Lincoln, and to make preparations for bu
rial. met IN the room Of the state library
yesterday afternoon. Judge Logan was
called 10 the chair, and E l. Baker np-
pointed secretary. The Object of the
meeting having been stated BY the chair
man. Mr.. Conkiin named The several spots
which had been proposed tor Mr.. Lncoln's
last resting place, where upon Judge Treat
moved that the plat Of ground owned by
Mrs. Mather, Dir. Judd, and Mr. kinbail,
consisting in all Of about six acres bese
lected. The motion was seconded BY May
or Dennis and carried unanimously
Messers. Bum. Ridgelv and Dennis were
appointed as a committee to confer with
the owners Of the grounds and ascertain
the terms uIon Which iLer could be pro
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IL i E3IT 0 " @ @:
TEs Siberian Plague.

4 dreadfg. us.ad, ca.!ci lie &" Siberian
l'agGe was, a! last accounts raging at
-, Petersburg, and already there lie seri,
oas alarm IN Western Europe, for fear
Tia. !. will extend to tie cou.iaon'al ma
tions. There Is every reason % believe
that, Ike IL hsiastic cholera, ana all tie
great epidemic diseases LooaH 70 history,
i. will extend It's ravaees westward. The
French government, has ordered all vas
se!8 from St. Petersburg 10 be put IN st.ict
quarantine, While the Austrian govern.
tnent has sent medical olamissiop TO
Russia to inquire into The nature Of the
epidemic, and the be-: means Of treating
il There is 20 doubt but this is Tie same
disease as that known to history as The
plague, and which has in time yi.i,ed
every continoa: bat ours. Should it ex.
tend 10 Western Europe, it aag no. sPsre
u, and hence its progress vii, from this
time forth, he watched with the kcenes.
so!icitnje It's character IS that Of con
,agious fever, accompanied by taboes, car
Lgac'es, anl g:hyr urs,ghty e:ur,ions
refsona taken with il often die within
thirty hours. !. geDalajy lasts, however,
q week or ten dags tsfJ1e terminating "a
ta!iy
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Grave Of Stephen 4. Douglas.

a Chicago correspondent Of the Roch-
ester toion, who recently visited the
tomb Of Stephen A. Douglas, says:
at lies oD dry bluff, high above the
level Of the lake and within stones
throw ofthe shore. It was difficult TO
believe. with undanpened soil beneath the
feet, that young river was running down
Exchange street IN your city, and the
ground floor Of the Arcade, and your
principal stores we're submerged. The
grave les surrounded by ten porary en-
closure, much rou;iIiateI by the knives of
visitors anxious to bear away relics, or
leave yandal records OF pilgrimage IN tue
shape Of rude carving aud rude initials.
As wei! might they strive to perpetuate
'beir names by leaving ? letiered Femem-
uraCcc on TIE sands OF the lake leach for
art, ere long, will rear ore of proudess
an. most durable triumphs on he haIJow-
Il spots, Last years withered leaves had
ar.hed near tbs bu.ieI mound. on Which
lay faded wrea,hs and per;shable garlanGs
tributes Of admiration and love that
brought toucLingIy to mind the poetic
Injunction, " forge: not tic faithful dead"
The primitive wood, with sunny openings,
stretched away noftbwarJ, and ri.;ip
above the oak and in ciose proximity to
Camp Douglas, tie eFaad outlines CT The
Baptist University, sill unfinished, were
seen. An observatory form 90
par: of the colossal structure. will prove,
when co'pi Ieied, ore Of the chief orna,
mcnts ard attractions Of the bundles
Vest l, vas a cherished pan q Dong
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The future of Wisconsin,

The Beaver Dam 4rgus, referring to
the recent acts Of our ftats Legislature
saws:
/. seems TO us as Il this kind Of work
had gone on 10 this a!ste long enough. and
that it is time 10 have a reform. The
state needs a thorough oveIhauIing, and
a different class of men should occupy of
fetal positions. Il is high time that the
state is. lifted from its present position and
elevated to the standard to which il is en-
titled BY reason Of its great resources and
the intelligence OF lis citizens. But the
whole matter rests with the people; the
dest!nies Of the state are in their hands,
and it Is for them 10 decide whether they
will mend matters or not. None but the
best and most Experienced men in the
state should occuPy positions IN eiiieE the
executive, judicial or legislative departs
monts OF cur state government, sud we
trust tina: the people will consider the
matter, ard as soon as an opportunity is
presented in the future, that reform will
be made by the selection Of officers who
will bring ability and dignity to their po-
sitions, and elevate the state 20 its proper
position as one of tie first states Of the
American republic.
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W. tie, T.

I EST the impression that the subscriber had
IL leHqushed the practice of Law ia Mani
towoc should obtain, he wogld say to his clients
that hrs absence in the east Is merely temper
airy, that lie expects 10 reach home again az
early as the goth or 25th of May, when he will
be happy to see all his old chcuts aud az many
new ores. & 4 BOY NTUN,
S6A3l. ATTY at Law.
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cured, also 10 make arrangements for the
erection Of temporary vaul. or receiving
tomb upon the premises, and to repo,, a,
the next meeting of the committee. On
motion the committee adjourned till Sat
nrday at four O'Clock, p m.-Springfsld
Journal.
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Lees Arrival in Richmond-HoW the
People received him.

FA0 : - --4--A'
Correspondence fLlaoeiPhla inquirer.
Lees arrival has been the great sensa-
ton OF tie day, III tact the only one. APP
preaching the CITY from the southwest, 10y
The EdcAmond and Lynchburg turnpike,
the little cavalcade, composed Of the fallen
rebel chiet auo some halt dozen CT his
staH, ID about 'i'e same number OF cav
AIRY, ATTACHED niue attention unl!' ii had
heaf!y reached 'Ho cehIie OF ibe CITY. IL
was hait~paSl TWO III the afternoon; many
people were Oh tie streets, aud The lace
OF Lee ia too familiar tor h.m TO escape re-
cosh!UCn. cry soon Il motley crowd
were foiioWlng hin, ciLzens and rebel
| soldiers, Colon soldiers and officers. The
windows ana doors o. houses lew open,
, ana women waved lae!; A@ndherchiets III
SAD sort ot way.
Lee passed ca with something OF the
SI'eN'' ""0"<5' AM t""pShN"'Les9 o. lis
cohqueioF, Grant, IL bis manner. At
umes gIahClug right aud lett, he recoghiz-
ed an acquaintance and bowed slightly.
llls halr "nlIe as STOW, his ca!eworn face,
ms Jaded ar, the circumstances surround
my me nap, slllred Tie peoples hearts,
ana We can forgive them lof II. Strong
men "ep!, ana women sooUed villa con-
sum'ng get. Inc crowd Ircreased at
every step, and ~ the tune he had reached
ms residence On fIankiln street, between
3e'en'n ana l1!!sn'u' II Dho grown hi'o
multitude, As re dlsm0unted from hIe
tired horse, the crowd spontaneously gave
HIN thtee cheers. As ne meunied bis
steps they called iumultuouSiy Tor
speech Lee stood Tor moment on the
oaicohy' oIEui"S us stan good Dye. In
reply 10 Inc cto"o ne faise1 DIS Lat, cow
ed slightly. ana the h>Ni instant the rum
ed solder haa passed WITHIN Ills door and
was iost 10 e'9hi' lie STAN rode OF, the
crowd olS9c'"Suo acc few moments later
not even curious Iol:eTer vas lett on
| Franklin street. Every 1ody seemed al
once 70 cohb'leF me tEo9'lety OF the &C.
c"sion, aua !e'S tAe la'oied general to The
so!lIute u h's own nome.
an 'H' H''e' noon ana evening Les
FeS'oeAE0 H'.o 'Gen KEPT ScAupu'ouSiy CLOS
eo-A "!! " o-iHu of0'' Eot 8 sign Of HE
ao0ut It, GS2as; i t son1e oia personal
,'Ieoa |VU'a 'A.'' oo' Almost 'h'aflabiy
10 "o"'u oe '9I@ oa away %;lHP"t gaming
adni' lance L IL que 'o Lee TO Say thai
l 1 sn,e'e e. me o!.y win .ho least possible
4.sP'sE' 'N'' ~ ,t ,ooA 'nG 7no'te7' route 70
us us, no"S7' anu 'Ili' il9 I"o taken al pos
''o'e oa'9 - ~ o'u "''S h'nU o. 'uO'c u0
'Do ;F. lh"' ~ Las done 20 from
sincere . H S.! 20 eos0.Ee the spirit as
wen 90 '''e '0.,s. - 'no 'e''ils Oh LIS cap
i'u n,n.' 'Ns' - 10 'e"son 70 0ouo'
hn"' 'ii0 7oG''e'n people nave love
% wen as "H a''il'' F''ion ioF tHe ia'o com,
hahoef o. 'ESI '''i'les' Il d'd not need
e'eI'S % 'o,las ~ prove. HIS simple
P'v v 'I-N' 'l'.' ''.o lS'0Senoe % Nan
iaiien 90 onfN0leu' "o' Aot 10 sheif eyes
u'Sgl "cs"' I''''0' 'N0i'i 10 Inc last slgu OF
e'io'. ., l. " - no EoioS 'haI SPOKE for
he's"l MOI ""iu IL was 10 mute ap
I
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EOC = D.--A Pochct NJ inoranduEn Book
cohtalnuiag "a small amount of money AID pa
pers. The owner can have IL by proving prop
.Ity and paying for this advertisement. Apply
at the PILOT Office,
M:u;U1Cc. H!ich 50, 1868. ~,
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BOTTLES ~ THE SEA.-A number of
empty bottles thrown INTO the sea on the
west coast Of africa have been picked up
en- the Irish coast. One has been found
after sixteen years, another after fourteen
and the tLiFd after ten years. One was
thrown into the Caribbean sea and after
five days was picked up 30 miles distant.
4 bottle vas thrown mat Behring's straits,
and 200 days afterwards II was found on
the Honduras coast, having travelled
3 800 miles.