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Containing I23 Acres.

part limestone, about FIFTY ACRES CLEARED and
under eneo, The balance timber lend There is the
place TWO AND A-HALF STORY LOG HOUSE,
weather boarded Double Log Barn. Spring House. Smoke
House, and a Tenant House. There are Two Apple Or
chards Of choice fruit and Peach Orchard this farm
and falling Springs. and streams Of water
ming through it, Also good Sugar Camp containing 200
ANY person wishing to examine the property
do SO by calling the subscriber.
Sale to at 10 o'clock.
jan.6,' ,'65-9ts JAMES REA, Jr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20

Ladies' FuFs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES 0AKFoRD &
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Ladies' Furs.
Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Furs at
CHARLES oAKF0RD 4 SONS, Continental Hotel,
Phladelphia.
Ladies, Furs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES OAKF0RD a
SONS Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
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S A l. 7 !!

A LARGE quantity--in sacks andin barrels-wh ole
IA sale and retail-at Bloody Run Station.
oet.ls, '64-ly% JOHN W. BARND0LLAR.
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IT s. TAXES
u. Notice is hereby given that The returns Of the
Special Income Tax the yprious divisions Of Bedford
County, viii be opened for examination the Office Of
the Assistant Assessors in those divisions the 18th
to the 2Sh ofJanuaTy inst both days included Appeals
for the viii be received 5y the Assessor IN WRIrISe
at his Office in Gettysburg the SOth Of January
r. g. HARPER,
Assessor 18th DistTist Pa
GETTYSBURG Ian IL 1853 fian 2A-9t1
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Afw Alrertisemenfs.

NOTICE.
IN All those indebted the subscriber for subscrip-
ton, advertising and job work for the Bedford Inquirer
and also for the Patriot notified that the books and
in the hands Of H. Nicodemus ESQ., Cor colec-
tiOn. Look out and save costs.
DAVID OVER.
Ian 90 1885
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20

NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
~ The Collectors for the year 1864 hereby notified
10 appear at the Commissioners Office in Bedord Sat-
urday Janusry 2Stb 1885, for tae purpose Of settling the
Militia Tax with which they stand charged for said year
Collectors viii please early in the day possible.
By order Of the Commissioner
JOHN g. FISHER,
Jan. 20, ls65-2t Clerk.
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am the recipient from you of of the greatest fs-
that be conferred upon man. viz that Of health
For many years have suffered from of the most
noying and debilitatng complaints that TIE human am
" can be afflicted with, Chronic Diarrhea
During the long time was suffering from this disease,
attended by regular physicians giving but tenn
porary relief The seemed to remain until I was
induced try Hoofands German Btters After the
Of few bottles of that valuable medicine the complaint
appeared be completely eradicated
often inwardy thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever have opportunity, eheerfuly
mend it, with full confidence in its reliability.
Truly yours
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20

RoBBERY.-The house Of A. G. Allen near Mt Dallas
Station about mile this side Of Bloody Run entered
Friday night the 6th nt and between two and three
hundred dollars in bank notes. taken from the pantaoon
pocket Of sou of Mr. Allen. person calling himself
Charley stevea who has been loang about Eioody Run
for number of weeks, past in jail charge Of
assault and battery, is suspected of the robbery.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
r e AL ESTATE.
On Tuesday. january s1sf. 1868.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber viii offer at public sale on SATURDAY,
il THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1865,
in the Borough Of Bedford the following described pro-
perty situate in Bedford Township Bedford county ad
joining lands of James Rea, ST., Wm Dunkle and Others
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20

G. BERKSTRESSER, Pastor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20
CONSUMPTION.
The HYPoPHosPHITEs
BW SYMPTOMS --gaa

appropriate and SPECIFIC REMEDY for every dsor
characterized by any nose of ths following
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CoxSELIsvILLE SOUTHERN Pa. R. Rat the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the G. s. P R. B. Conn.,
pany, held at the Office Of the Company in Philadelphia
on Monday he 9Th, the following named gentlemen were
elected the board of Directors for the ensuing year,
John A. Wight, President; Thomas A. sco,t, Josiah
Bscen, John N. Kennedy, wistar Morris, Edward c.
knight S. L. Russell, G. w. Cass, D. R. Davidson b. E.
Small, John D. Roddy, Ashbel Green. A. K Mcclure.
FrRE.--The Foundry of Messrs, stutzman and Kooser
was destroyed by FIRE the night Of the 18th inst 1t
not known how it originated It discovered about
O'Clock in the ming aud the badiug then already
enveoPed in flames. Nothing was saved the patterns
and eveihng else in the building except the metal was
consumed The engine and boiler believe were not
materially damaged. Loss estima ed at $1,000 No ins
ance.-Somersel Democrat.
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The BoEoUGH QUoTA.-Hon. John Cessna writes
from Chambersburg, Jan 18th, that the borough has
a credit of ten over its quoia on the five hundred
thousand call Of last August. If this credit is al
lowed on the last call it viii leave our qIota of men
to he raised, at from to fifteen Is it too early to
begin movement to FIJI this quota The men can
probably be raised noar for local bounty of three
hundred dollars. and the Government bounty of one
hundred dollars. Huntingdon borough pays boun-
y of three hundred dollars, and is rapidly filing up
its quota. Who viii move in the matter ? Any
person in the borough any district may put in a
substitute at any time for two or three years.
Before draft the substitute must be one not liable to
draft.
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Bedford County. "a.

Dec. 2I, 1864
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Jan. 20. 1855
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Mem Publications.
HUMOROUS AMERICAN WORKS.

u - ...
With Original Illustrations by barley and o,heT ana penu
tifuy Illuminated Lithccraphio lovers WV" N's
signs on each Cover. IN several Co'Oi'
IT r. PETERSON BROTHERS have In PREF" ne
and hpa,ifu edition or their series OF humorous
,xb; IN hive been of print for years anu al
be supplied stve.y low rates The following are
published this day;
MAJOR JONESS COURTSH1P; detailed with other
Scenes Incidents and Adventures Ia Series OF Ltter oy
himself With additional letters end Thirteen illustrations
nom designs By barley Price - cents.
only fun but information is to be gained from tlel
-lSsurday Post. -,
cont6ns papabe and amusing hits the people and
customs of different places Baltimore Patriot
''The wit IS OF the Sam Slick sor"N. \. Commercial
MAJOR u NESS SKETCHES OF TRAVEL, compris-
ing Scene Incidents and Adventures In his Tour rom
With Eight sna Illustrations from designs by barley
Price IS cents. -
at the df et o. the drol books Of the season. 1t
strange produc ion, but brnd Of fln that half drop
would make it run over."-lU 5. Gazette
LOUISIANA SWAMP DOCTOR, Odd Leaves from tho
hfe Of LoGi lana Swamp Doctor. BY Madison Tensa' NJ
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FOR SALE BY ALL BOOhSELLEES.
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OYvrcE or rms PHgsII WIRE ISs. Co, BROOKLYN, y.
AT A MEETING III the Board OF Directors
N Of the PHENIx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
held at their Office the evening Of Feb H. 1865 1t wal
naninousy resolved that deemed eIPedent to In
crease capital stok Of the Company from Five hundred
Thonsand Dollars to One Million Dollars.
The stockholders OF the Company hereby notified thai
the consent and subscription papers are now ready Tor s
signatures tho brooklyn Office No. Courts, and at the
Fob. 81 Iss5 PHILANGER SHAW Secretary.
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amuSements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE.
Pits Piii:V csxlURbiY AFTERNOON aales q asiosE
GRANb JUBILEE MATINEE
sSsh Ios'" ''I" rsS RsT. Open
with splendid and complete cast, including
miss AhI1oo Mile. MoRESsy
co.,n.,. .M hsT w w1nfTHnk
sPECIAL NOiICE-The performance viii nlence q,
O'Clock precisely and conclude before the procession and
the other fcstvi les OF the day will begin.
ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
NO RESERVED SEATS Doors open a. y o'clock
Tickes can now be had at oil the ticket Offices
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
'RTfFFai0iaE Of Mkt WRE kAALi~-N
THE LAST But ONE OF THE OPERA SEASON.
TgEspAYNLAsr EiSHT or FAUST
WERNKspAYTkA E9azA PEI nES IL 6rsrso
No MATINEE on SATURDAY March IL.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY., Iiih-BENEFlT OF MISS KELLOGG
TUESDAY. inh--LA FORA DEL DEsTrNo.
The regular sale Of sosts for OF the above Damed per
fOrnanccs wi commence on Monday morning, March o.
WAILLACKy. ;, r... ". ,rsrr, WALLACE
Fifth Night Of Tom Tayors immensely attractive Domestic
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. .
With ALL NEW SCENERY. NEW DRESSES, the
ORIGINAL INCIDENTAL MUSIC aud BRILLIANT CASI
In order to carry out the system OF
NOVELTY, CHANGE AND VARIETY ,
which would TO be the most attractive aud agreeable
the -quenters of this Thsaer the following programme II
presented for the ensuing week:
MONDAY,
0-''- THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
TUESDAY,
BENEFIT OF
MISS FANNY MIGRANT
Never acted here. Sterling Coynes Original Comedyof
THE MAN or MANY FRIENDS,
And the elegant Aft.rpece or
is HE JEALOUS,
WEDNESDAY-(Sixth tine) THE GAME OF LIFE.
THuRsDAY-(S tIne) TIE HuNCHBACk
FRlDAl-tN.vrT acted terr) ALL THAT OLlITEHS IL
NOT GOLD ard TIE INFANT PRODiGIEs. $500
SATURDAY-,t ourth tmeD STILL WATERS Run
DEEP AID HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS
Due notice yi De given q ,e next rcPe,entsona, o
MEN or THE DAY, MIND YOUR OWN 81 SlhESs
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS, aud THE LAUGH
ING HiESA all Of which Plays continue TO attract crow ded
audiences
Doors open at u; Overture at "a.
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OyyIcs gns DuBvavE AND SIOUX Cry RAILROAD Co,
NETWORK, February %, 1885.
vTNHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN COM
i POSE the BOARD OF DIRECTORS II his Company
for tho en-, uins year: FREDERICK sCHUCAARDT, NOR
RlS X. JEsUF, ALLAN CAMPBELL, ID. WILLIS JAMES,
JAMES ROBB. PLATP SMITH. IL l.. STOUT, ISAAC
II. KNOX. and CHARLES l.. FROST aud q; meeting Of
mously elected President and PLATr SMITH esq, Vice
Pr, .ident JOHN H. DUMCNT Assistant Secretary.
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NOTICE-FOR THE REDEMPTION OF

NOTICE-FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
N YUBk COZ MY BONDS-Notice 10 hereby given, that
the unde Funding OF the County OF goa
California hand,he OF thousand Jour hundred
and four Ioar 10 coin for the redemption of Yubs
County Of the Of the 1887. and that sealed
therefor will be received at the County Treasurer
paSre ~ aid Ynos County In City Of Marysye until
SATURDAY, the 18th of March 1865 at The hour OF ~
thst day The July Coupons OF 1900 must De
the BOnds and the proposals must be accompanied
Dated IN 18th day Of December A. D. 1854 at MaIyrve
Yub. County California L. 5. CRANE
W. II. HARrWELL,
VIM CARPENTER.
uhaf ou Cal.
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CTATE BOUNTY LOAN.

STATE OF new YogK CoxPrRoLLKRs OpSicH,
ALBANY. March J, 1866.
In PURSUANCE of Act OF the Legislature of this STATE
being chapter IS OF the laws Of 1865 PISSED February 2th
1865 authorizing loan o. s9ooooo for the payment oil
bountes for that amount or 90 much thereof a.
NAV be necessary and authorizing the Comptroller to issue
revenue bonds in anticipation Of such tax notice Is hereby
given that said loan to the extent Of ssOOoc
and AZ much may be required can DO made inme'
a,ey by depo.ng the money the Manhattan Bank in the
City Of New ork the credit Of the State Treasury Ia inns
not less than Oo0 Certificates Of such deposits will be
given and the bonds will BE- delivered they can be
prepared They will the rate OF SEVEN PER
CENT per annu from the date Of the deposit. payable
quarterly first days Of January April July aud October
the Manhattan Bank the krs payment OF interest to Be
made the day Of July next The principal viii be
redeabs July l. 1885, WILL at the option Of the state De
converted into per cent stock to be sued In puru
aDoc Of tho Act, chapter 70 OF the Laws Of 1862
l.. ROBINSON. Comptroller
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YNEN YEARS LOAN.
100000.
KINGS COUNTY (BRoOKLYN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.

KINGS COUNTY TREAsuRsRs OyyIcs,
No. II CoURr-sr., BROOKLYN. Feb. II, 1865.
The County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions IN
Of one thousand dollars and upward loan Of ooO
authorized by Chap of the laws OF and by resolution Of
Board Of Supervisors adopted DN 20 1854 for the
pose filing th. quota OF the County under the Presidents
last call for troops.
Subscribers will receive Certificates OF Indebtedness,
bearing interest date OF subscription until the bonds
are ready for delivery. -
The bonds will bear interest At the rate Of SEVEN PER
CENT PER ANSuM. PAYABLE semi annually, to wit: On
tho lat days May and November the principal will be due
and payable on the lat day Of May. 1873
The book open ths Teasurrrs Office.
THOMAS A. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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OLYMPIC THEATER Commences at "a.
TwELfiH WEEK
'f'h' 'p''e rae lf's sT rns rs' Or
the p'GeSsHt.SSnu Il T ASb D' SUCCESS
ecitng nightly unboundrd snihusiAsm from
THE LARGEST AUDIENCES
AID TuE POWERFUL ACTING
have hf fo1 sRFsr f GSI OF THE SEASON
SEATS sS6IEf Fy iS Safs Mh n eRvHScE
Mr.. J. X. MORTIMER
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Mr.. J. X MORTIMER
respectfully announces that al. b; 4, v,c
=" - '''' ~ MONDAY EVENING, MARCUS.
when will DO presented the highly successia Locs Drana
'"''"'' THE STREETS OF NETWORK.
Seats now bo secured
WAN AMBORGH & Co. IS MENAGERIE and
Y GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
LAST LAST WEEK WEEK s sTr TWO Two
OF THE FINEST ANIMAL EXHIBInoN
IN THE WORLD.
THE LAST OPPORTUNITIES
VI ''A''''' VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION
or LYING WILD ANIMALS
FOR MANY YEARS,
are offered now the establishment
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
SATURDAY, MARCH 10,
NOT TO RETURN
10 New York arrangements have been made or exhibit
Inc the collection IN other cities during the next nv, years
- LAST WEEKS OF HANNIBAL.
LAST WEEKS OF THE GIRAFFE
LAST WEEKS OF FRANK NASH AND THE
WONDERFUL ELEPHANT TiPPOO Sab!
LAST WEEKS OF PROFESSOR LANGVORTHY
AND HIS NEWLyTRAlNED ANIMALS!
LAST WEEKS or SIGNOR NICTOI
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEKS
ALL THE LIVING WONDERS
eemphsed in the .,,, ,,,r.opp,r ry1.ur
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS
broadway THEATRES Saturday.
ID Afternoon and Evening Performance.
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at ecleh.
ONLY MATINEE
Mr. JOHN Z. OWENS
SOLON SINGLE.
| To commence with Dances elegsn comediesh
| WHO SPEAKS FIRST
| THIS Saturday. NIGHT, M,
TWELFTH NIGHT OF
Il OWENS. ......... In. ....IhE IOyDnEo
i OWENs .....in.................A0 vINk5.
n rshsstssl. "CRlCkET ON THE HEARTa'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Orucr OF COMPTROLLER o. THE CURRENCY

OrrcE OF COMPTROLLER o. THE tu.RsScr
WAsHISGTos, January ., 1868.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sen,ed to the undersigned Ia. been made to sppss
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANh OF New OH
in the City Of New York In the County OF New -
State Of NswYor has been duly osan1d under ana seoos
ng 10 the requirements OF the Act OF tonsea en'oe
Act 20 provide National Currency secured bya pedfe
United States bonds and provide for the cireuon -
resumption thereof" approved June Sot ana a.
With ali the provisions Of sad Act required TO DC c9Puv1
with before commencing the business Of Banking under -
Act: ~.,. ~ -
Currency do hereby certify that THE NATIONAL bkoAv
WAY BANK Of Newiork In the City 81 Newt -
Comfy of Nav York and State of 10 autsorssd
commence the business Banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness n, hand and SEA o. q"oe
~ Comptroller Of the Currency.
Currency Bureau Treasury Deparmeut-Sss d shs Csne'
trsusT u ths cvnsofy.
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HIPPOTHEATR0M EVENING at u.
IL AND NETWORK CIRCUS
GRAND INAUGURAL JUBILEE MATINEE
SPECIAL Nor ii ST 70 T'TE PUBLIC
Tie performance. will precisely a, o'clock IN
tiue enable all present wnes. the ubA, fe.vitie,
in the adjacent vicinity 81 Union where the grand
THE IMPORTATION
win In the evening be
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
with calcium lights BY MT Clarke, and myriads Of Chinese
EvENISd PERfoaNsScE Ara
THE GREAT pAMToMIME OF
whid version Of The ancient lssna OFT Golden Egs
with 1t. New Scenery, Costames, Appointments, and
Wondrous Tricks and 1raDsiorinsons
unanimously Pronounced by the Press aud Endorsed BY the
1''''' EVER PRODUCED IN NETWORK,
crowded and delighted audiences
ATTEsTlNG THF FACT
THE GRAND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
PEERLESS STAR ARTISTS.
TnE GREAT CHINESE ET$TIyxL
TIE MOST GORGEOUS SPLENDOR
with and superb dre.se' appointments professions,
ON MONDAY EVENING.
H'HEATRE FRANCAIs:
l. NlBL0s SALOON
LAIN DU ROMAN.
Comedy BY Leon Les GS1 TREMpLErRs.
Comedy, by Dumsnor Clairvile.
Thestef Office at no. 67s Broadway. ground floor.
VNHE MINES and OIL WELLS Of the PA.
J. CIFlC STATES
BY rao nIIqssi p sI@a f''
will deliver address tho Mineral and other Resources
of California Nevada and the New States and Territories Of
w. '' on MONDAY EVENING. M.rcha
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NEW MUSIC" Atianta's Ours aud Fairly
~ Won" "Chareston's Ours' "So Slave beneath the
Starry Flag" Maryands FREE The Voice Of the Army, Let
die with my 10 the Foe God Save Noble Union
Better Times Coming Come rally freeinen rally For the
Dear old Flag die Ny Country dear die for thee wss
Ri oher In Baitef Oh s-id Flower from his
Grave. Wen all come Home again. Ballads and Sougs most
OF them having CEouses Price 30 cents each mailed free
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No. AL BToad@ay, N. y.
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1muscmenis.


DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
p. 4. BARNUM... Manager $ II. HuRD.. .A''.s.n.
IN CELEBRATioN OF o6a VICTORIES.
AS TIE GREAT
mLI W1nE f PASS c raf m sHsfFsSIoS
THE WINDOWS AND BALCONIES
THE BEST pT Taa e IN THE CITY
TO WITNESS
rrnr5 5RE Ma2sl sE1RI p fSfhS
written Sy N WST hASA 5 s. Sfw7SEf
rE9N0ySekR s 81 pISdS S9S SkAFy2
sPIRITUALIsM EXPosEp bY Dir Won yLECk;
prastesy s5cwpS the ph HAE2I IL5r
ny and HUMBuG q srla.TUAt M isp
WIFI ~ sS SsGkSc U1asr
A FAT WOMAN zoo LBS, HER HGsGAyD, g LBS.
GIANTEss GIANT BOY, FAT s WOMEN u5nSsvs
T%D Ssss s sPEhM Asf IL MSTA
LIFE. sIzh MOVING WAX FIGURES, ,,,,,,o
OFFERS, AoUARiA. 4 Million CuRIOsITiES.
Admission 20 cents, Children under ten IS cents
IRVING HALL.
l. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
,.,,,,v,r nv r,,r 10. f0R THE THE or rpv,vc HAIL
BENEFIT ys oE THE A Ev4NG or MhRcm
which occasion the Hall viii be eiegsny dseGrssd By Mr.
n.
i'' 'S' @MIE. HELRSE pE KAToW.
Mr. ' JAMES JAMES 81. WE'LL.
The Celebrated Pianist.
VOCALISTS:
Madame De Lus.an, M }. n Barclay.
Madame NJ. Bouigny, Miss Kemble,
Miss McKenns, Mrs La Jeune,
Mrs Pierson, Miss Meyers
Mons Durant, MIR. X Gonzales,
Mr.. Kirkhsrn, Mr.. Amsm,
Mr. Harrison, Mr.. lnsee,
NJ Turo $$SMss vss sq Il! i fSns Flute.
~ CONDUCTORS:
ssns %,6 AsEhHAl Ms G. r. RoS M5roAs
TICKETS, with RESERVED SEATS, ONE DOLLAR
Irving Hall Ticket oaico open all day.
HELLER's SALE DIABOLIQUE,
Ii No 5a5 BROADWAY. Opposite Niblos
' HAMLErs WISH nEALizED:
80, that th. too solid ie.h would melt
THE GREAT illusion 9th.
in which til. veriabl. fac. ]. proven tina.
CAN INsTANTLY YI BE ma MAp r. INVISIBLE T,SIs
Fresh PIANoT0RTE SOLOS.
THE FUNNY WOODEN niNsTRELs,
and Concertina Performances by MIR. A. Sedgw'ick.
Seat. should be very early IN the day. Office epsu
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, aspn.
| nODWORTH HALL,
IL No. S06 Broadway, next to Grace Church,
Opposite Esyenth-st., and nesr TO A. r. Stewards.
| THIS EVENING,
AND FOLLOWING EVENING,
Appssrsnss Of r
ths celebrated Western Humors, Eccentric DsnsatoY
vostic RaciteY. Rhspsodist, Orator, Elocutionist,
GREAT FACIAL ARTIST,
LEvATOR AN0ULI ORIS,
IN his
NEW ENTERTAINMENT.
| POSY or POETIC BEAUTY
\ OLIO OF ODDITIES,
Every evening at door open At H. Admission 50 esnts
can be secured on and sser MONDAY, u The Hall, from
TUE
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IA TILToN h CO, Publishers, Boston.
THE TRIEND OF PROGRESS for MARCH

TuE IEIEND OF PI3UGRESS Tor MAhCH
CONTENTS.
New Belief and Old Opinion Iitics Survey OF the be
efs and Opinions of Rev Il. w. Beecher Chspors an'
By EDWARD G. TowSH. - +,
Humanity and the REDEEM ptve Agencies By Rev. c. D.
MILLS
Twice Snitten POETRY By PHOEBE CARY.
The Last Creed Of Unitarian sm.
A Modern bun Against Comets.
Herbert Spencer. BY T. w. HIGGIysoS.
Spirits out OF Prison by q. b. fRoTHISGHAA
Clothes BY r. 7. HALLoCK
Babv Annie Poetry by GEORGE s. BURLEIGH
The Kinder Garten NO 81. By Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
The Constitutional Amendment.
Literary Notices, sc.
Single copies 20 cents: s2pcr year
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