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JOHN T AXE.
ABRAM II HULL. Adm rs.


NOTICE TO TRES$PASSERS,-
= The undersigned citizens Of CoIeraiu town
Shin. take this method Of informing the public
that they will prosecute TO the fullest extent Of
the law all persons v no shall wilfUliy enter OF
freak down through or over any orchard, garden
or ward fence. OF VITO shall wrongtuliy CLUB stone,
cut break bark or otherwise mutilatc or damage
any nut fruit ornamental tree, shrub bush,
pIantor vine. tre Is. arbor, h9tbed. hot or green
house. or vho shalt wilfully trespass upon, walk
over beat down, trHmple, or IN anSwlse lDJure
auy grain, grass vines, vegetables OF other grow
ing crop their respective premises
Benjamin Kegg. Geo. W Shaier, Isaac Shater,
Jt mes RavIin-. Samuc James. Wm. p. &B. f.
MorgaTt Samuel Williams, A c. James. Wm.
Rose Rev. Thos Lee. Jon. Luman. o. Schaf-
fer. Tobias SchafTer, Mr-. Rebecca Sch"fcr, Wm.
Resser. Sr. Abraham Mcclellan, George Shater,
YIN James GeQ. ". Deal, Henry W Smith,
David Schaffct. Wm. & Geo, W Cessna, Wm-
Nelson, Jobu SchGfIer, Wm. L. May. ! oehaf-
fer. Jacob Wolfori jull3-3t.
TR7HE SECOND RMOFBLOODY
1 RUN SELECT SCHOOL, will commence on
Monday, Aug. Is, lstG
For Circular appiy to
j c. LONG, President,
juI.20-3r Bloody Run Pa
NOTICE is hereby given that / VIII
= not pay or be responsible for any debts con.
Tracted by my wife Harriet, from this date, as she
leff my bed and bear
iul2I-3t. SAMUEL BERKSTRESSER.
LLFGHENY MALE AND FE-
n MALE SEMINARY .-RaiusbuFg, Pa. J. W
HUGHES, Principal. ". K. VAUGHAN. Assis-
tant. The Fall Session Of this Institution will
begin August Sh Boarding $500 per week.
Tuition $500 er Quarter. Special attention to
those intending to teach
ul.2l-3t*
MAMMOTH SALE BILLS, print
lSE cd at short notice. Large Bills make large
saies We know it to be So TRY 1T! II will
much more than pay the ezfra expense OF punt
ing. Call at THE GAZETTE Jon OFFICE,
9TERCHANTS' SHOW BILLS,
vi printed in superior style. and upon reasona
Bile terms, at THE BEDFORD GAZETTE office
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SOMERSET COUNTY.-The "Repub.
Ecan" politicians of Somerset were
here, last week, in force. Bro. Scuu, Of
the Hyuld q Wig, Maj. Stutzman,
CoI. II. B. Barnes, Maj. John Knable,
EL Kiernan, Esq, John W. Patton,
Esq, Joseph D. Miller, Esq, were on
the ground and did yeoman service in
the interest Of their favoritcs for "the
nomination." On Monday last they
Taid a visit 10 the ChaIybeate Trotting
Park, and were highly delighted with
the pretty scenery and fine breezes of
taat beautiful locality.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

The following Business Directory for the bor-
nh of Bedford and other places in the county,
-z-,s adrertisemeats appear 4" the csirmav Of
,-r GAzETrE.) may be of service to our friends
al patrons in the county, and is copmended to
..f- attention
.TT0RNEYS AT LAW-G II. Snapg; J. P.
g-i. J " Tate; J hn Palmer; T.. F Kerr;
rr-5orrnw & Lutz; Espy N. Alsip; John 7,
ra-v J IL Filler; Kimmrl' & Lingenfelter.
rsrers i Dickerson, Bedford, Pa.
3ANEERS-Reed Il Schell Rupp, shannon &
p Bedford Pa
P1aTS AND SHOES. VARIETIES. &c.-J. H.
7-..gu; tt. F Irvine Bedford. Pa.
BEDFORD NURSERIES-T. NJ. Lynch
rsBINET-WARE. CHAIRS. 6c-Richard Leo,
7-3o7d Pa.
rL0THING-I Linpel. Rerkstresser & Smith,
,:--r-e Beimund. Bedford. Pa
DRY. GOODS. GROCERIES, &c-A. B Cra-
-a-. J " Shoemaker; P. A Reed. Defbaugh (
FHe-. Bedford Pa.
Fa-.hman & Greenhaum. St ClqirsviIle. &c
DFNTISTRY-C n Hiekok d J g. Mionich
r Bedford, Pa.
DRTGGIST-J. L. Lewis Bedford, Pa.
FANCY STORES-Mrs Y B. Tate 4 Miss "
#Ha- AFS l. y MONTY MIS-. VI. IL s-cu&AtT a.
Mss Kate Deal, Bedford. Pa.
GROCERIES-H c. Reamer, George MariorF,
BEDFORD. Pa.
HARDWARE, 6c.-Wm. Hartley; Geo. Bly,
r7-r son. Bedford, Pa.
H0TEIS--Bedford Hotel, J. j Shoemaker;
Wsrgel House. I. Mengcl; Union Hotel, V Sceck-
uan Beif I'D, Pa.
TEWELER-Dauiel Border, Bedford. Pa.
JOB PRINTERS-Meyers & Mensel Bedford.
Pa-All kinds Of Plain and Fancy job Printing
gsatIy and promptly executed.
PUMPS-Wm. c. Snively, sehellsburg, Pa.
PHYSICIANS-Dr. J. L. Mlrbourg. Bedford,
2t. DrsW ". Jamison and P. H. Pennsyl- Bloody
Ban, Pa
PATENT MEDICINES-Shs Shsiner's Cough Svrur
sri Indian Yermifage; Fogfz's Mixture aud Horse
srf Cutie Powder. Whear0u's Ointment Helm
-ti's Extract Of Buchu: DR. Tobias y euitlan Lin
sment. AUcnck's Porous Plssters; Christadoro
H.r Dye, Mishler's Herb Bitters.
REAL ESTATE SALES
F c. Reamer-priyate sale
7. H. & \. J. Lyons, Private Sale.
Jacob Walter, Private.
c. y Hiekok private sale.
STOVES. TINWARE. &c--B. McC- Blymyei
b Co.. Bedford P8.
e Read the ..Ncw Advertisements in this
wsek's issue of THE GAZETTE
e For Administrators. Executors, Auditor
notices, &c. see Legal Notices.
g Read the advertisements under the head o.
Notices. &c
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juuS'66.

VELLOW OCHRE.-My farm loca-
ted in Bedford township six mil North Of
Bedford, has upon it bank Of YELLOW 0CHtE,
uf the bes quality. which has been used by num-
Der If perSns for making paints, ~ith entire sat
isfactioD I am TOW selling. this ocbre at low
prices and invi e thuse nieres ed 10 give Ill.
They sill iad il all represent Almost any col
OF can be Isadr Of it,. Call AT my place IN Bedford
township or address me as follows:
iu122 -3ms HENRY SILL, Bedford, Pa.
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4 GENTS WANTED tocanvass this
county for the Military and Naval History
OF ,he Rebellion, comp.e il large Sgo Vol ,f
500 pages. Colored ard Steel Paes. The most
compIeie and saleable History published Send
stamp for prospectus JAS. X. SIMON,
jun2a-lm So S. Alb ST., Philadelphia
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3l0tiffs, Sc.

sTHOR SALE-VERY Iowa second
hand PIANO Inquire Of
aprl3 66.-tf c. \. HlCk0k.
T Asst NOTICE.-My old books
1 Imust be squared by cash or note immediate
ly. Those persons who may fail to settle their
accounts, or before August 10th, 1855, must
blame thsmselUes, If they have costs to pay as |
have been very indulgent, and now need money.
jul 13-tf WM, HARTLEY.
DEDFORD COUNTY NORMAL
A1SCH0OL-Tb County Normal School will
open in Bedford, Aug 18th, 1866. We shall be
able 70 offer Students superior advanta ges this
fall Tuition S. for those who teach in the c0un-
ty. snd IS for'all Others Boarding 50 per week
iul I3-ff INV FISHER
Co. Superintendent
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-All
7 persons are cautioned against trespassing
upon the premises ofthe undersigned, for the pur
pasc of fishing. hunting gathering nuts, berries,
6c.. the law wtll be strictly enforced against
all thus ofending.
B. R. ASHC0M.
MICH LUIZ,
WM GRI>SINGER,
ADAM SCHAFFEB.
jul 2l-3m.
NTOTICE-All persons are hereby
"
wife, Anna Eve MeCrearey, who Jeff my bed and
board without jest cause or proyoeation, as | will
not be beld responsible for any debts OF her con-
tT3ctiEg also warn all persons from trusting
my son Thomas J. McCrearey, as | viii not be re
spousble for any debts BE- may contract
jul i3--3, AMOS ~. NscBEAREY.
CAUTION AND ONE CENT RE
I WARD Ran away from the subscriber liy.
Ing in Middle Woadberry, Bedford Co. Pa,
worthless Boy. named Andrew M0 bound unto
. him Ji,l Of age All persons are cautioned not to
harboT or trust him on my account, a. will not
be responsib for suythiug he may do. The n
hove reward viii b paid in real nickle, but 10
further fh INKS will be given.
jul l5-@t q. X. METZ.
/ GyTBAY COW Strayed from the
= premises of the subscriber in Bloody Run on
the Of July inst a red COW having one horn
broken 81, aud bell around her neck. 4 liberal
reward will be paid to any person TeStTi4s her to
July l3,-3t
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-
y an persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassng upon the premises Of the subscriber,
residing ia Napier township, by fishing, hunting
or in any m4nner whatever. as nm determined to
prosecute any and every oue offending after this
date. Iian22 81 JOSEPH BLACK.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
100 acres of excellent limestone land, a
bout 10 acres well timbered. the reminder under
cultivation, lying few miles north of Bedford
for sale on reasonable terms. For particulars ap-
ply to MEYERS d DIChERHON.
maylS.-3ms. Bedford Pa
DOUNTY, BOU NTY.-SoldierS !,
eCougress Is about 10 pass a law granting addi
tioual bounty Thass Of you. therefore, who have
not received bouns =, and those who have received
but S00, or less. viii find it TO their advantage 40
call on me THREE MONTHS, SIX MoHrHs'. AMI
NINE M0NTHs' MEy, come
April 4 1894 JOHN PALMER
DERSONS knowing themselves in
debted to Us for advertising Administrators
Executors Auditors Notices, Orphans Court sales
and other sales of Real Estate and for printing
bills &c, &c. will please call and settle for the
same as all such advertising and printing should
/ be CASH MEYERS q MENGEL.
Feb 10. '66-tf
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E1ANNERs. .ATTENTIONLAnew

4 'ANN EIt0, I ~ fI-N ~ TItN
I Tannery, in good order. containing one pool,
three lines three bgits. FIVE teaches. thirty-f0ur
lay-a-way vats. with the necessary number Of ham
ders, in as good location be found In Bed
ford county, for rent For further Information call
al this Office Nov. II, '65-tf'
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BASE BALL MATCH AT SCHELLs-
BURG.-On Friday last a match game
was to have been played between the
Juniata B. 3. C., Of Bedford, and the
Shawnee B. B. C., Of ScheIlsburg. The
game was commenced upon the
grounds Of the Shawnee Club, and two
innings We're played, when the Shaw
nees having the bats, a heavy rain
ca.ae up, making further play impos-
,ible, and the umpire accordingly
called the game. On the two innings
the score stood even, but whilst the
Saawnees had the bats during the rain,
they scored fifteen runs. We under
stand that the game is 70 be finished at
some future day. The ShaWnees are a
Young gclub, but play eXceIlently. \
fine supper was givenat Judge Snive-
Iy',, to the Juniatas, by the shawnee
club, which was partaken Of with q
hearty relish after the exercise in the
fed.
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Stars, &t.

T. VIC BLYMYER. GEO. BLYNYER.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEP-
L ERS.
AND
TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT. :.
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n NrC- RLYMYER 4 Cn.

B. NC BLYMYER Co.
Have just reft'ed and rcFurnished their splendid
stock ot Stoves and Tiuware, the old stand Of
Blymyer & Son. and persons in need Of anything
IN their line will find It 10 heir advantage give
them call. They always keep on hand full
assortment Of
PARL0R AND COOK STOVES,
with fixtures, together with the many different
articles Of
TIN AND TOILET WARE,
necessary for complete house furnishing purposes.
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INTENSIVE PRIVATE SALE

FXTENSINE PRIVATE SALE
u OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-The un-
dcrsigned will sell NJ priFar. sale, severakadjain-
ing and contiguous tracts IF land, lying on the
heqdwaters Of Dunning's Cr"ek in S.. Clair town
zhip Bedfurd eugHty. csnta iEiRg ae=sz7 nspF
divided in four tracts. three tracts thereof con-
t.ining resreciyely l57. 1873 ard 1888 acres and
The other, being the 5 W Mn tract containing
2S2 acres These tracts win be sold as they are or
subdiyided 70 suit purchasers.
The saw mill tract contains FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL with never-fiiEirg head water,
and is in the midst of TIMBER REGION uu-
surpassed for he quality Of timber. One other If
the tracts contains an euvable site for TAN
YARD. with all the advantages cf water. and is
alongside Of Chestnut Ridge, where the resources
for ,rk are iuexhIusiihe.
100 scres of the lard Is bettom. mostly covered
by large sugar trees 500 acres are cleared aud
In good slaae of cultivation, and the balance
we'll tmbered.
There are THREE Dh ELLING HOUSES, up
pom the pr, mis- 5 and THREE BARNS with other
outbuildiugs The Fruit Is choice and in ubuud-
ance upon some Of hese tracts. This properly lies
! miles N"rsh of Bedford, aud in Il country noted
tor its good roads leading North. South. Eisi and
West. to Bedford Holidaysburg. J0hnstown, and
other pJiurs. on the Penn Central Railroad.
Farmers. Lumbsrmen, Tanners aud Specuators
should examine the premises, these lands will
be sold Oh fair aud reasonable terms.
T H. LYONS,
inns '66 \ j. LYONS
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1al 6oods. &c.

Beached Muslin from u Gems up.
American and French Ginghams,
Challies. Delaines, all col Gs, half wool,
All wool Delaines all colors
Barred and Pain Cambria Brilliants,
Nansook Swiss &c, Alpacas &c, &c,
Bed Ticking at 35 so and best at 90 cents,
Sheeting Check at 25 cents-best at 81 cents.
All kinds Of FIanuels
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UNDER AND SHINGLES S.-We
/ 4 offer full stock Of Pine Boards. Hemloek
Scanling and Jois, with a variety Of Shingies-
Pine, Cedar and Cypre,s-aud general assort-
meut Of building material IN our line, which We
will sell low NILklNSON * BLACktAN-
iun2g-Im
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MEMS WEAR.
Jeans 81 cents and upwards,
Cottonade from rs cents up.
All wool Clssimcres from 90 cts. up,
Great bargains iH Cloths.
Hosiery Gloves. Dress Buttons II rukerchets,
A large lot of Paper Collars, glazed and plain.
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Summer Hats from l2s cents up, all prices and
sizes.
A large assortment of Wool and Fur Hats for
Men and Boys, all sizes and prices.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

necessary for complete house.furnishing purposes.
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LEATHER
4 prime article Of Red Sole Leather st 40 cents
pound; Calf skins, Lining Skins, Upper Leath-
er, &c.
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Claims OF Prisoners Of War.
MaIine Disasters.

New YORK, May 12.-The barque Lenoont
arrived at St. Thomas on May 4, having on
board the crew of the ship Young Nectaaic
which was burned at sea-
The ship Shdtemuc reports that in latitude
"a N, longitude 65 W., she was boarded by the
whaling barque Arthur Pickering, and took from
her the captain and three men of the schooner
D. B. WhUbee, which was wrecked in the Gulf
on the 23d ult., bound from Wilmington for
Barbados.
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a. SOldsboro the agent Captain CLAWS, imposed q
nth Jt $25 on one of the freedmen for stabbng an
{ er so severely to endanger bis life, and when
- @rrogated by relative to this case he stated
Tat ne did not know enough about Ia to distin.
sut5h a civil from a criminal case
THE RECOMMENDATION.
We are satisfied that the recommendation which
we made reference to the withdrawal of the off.
oft Bureau In Virginia and the to
the officers commanding the troops, OF duties
i may still be to perform in connection with
the freedmen, is equally applicable TO North Caro-.
Ina. Very RESPECTFULLY, your obedient servants,
JAMES STEEDMAN. Maj Gen. Volunteers.
j. 8. EULLETTON. Brig. Gen. XolnnteeIa.
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HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES COM
MIssIoNER.-A further nearing before United States
Commissioner Smith in the case wnere there was
an alleged dislllery without license bN John leT-
nan and Patrick he ly, VINO were arrested bv q III.
Ger Michael Rodeebaugh, y Sergeant Brodie Deputv
SqHeeQr Arge, and Officer Harper, took place ;his
morning.
1t appears that the accused were driving down
Ridge avenue IN close wagon at an early hour
The 81 nicer hailed them and inquired what they mad
lnlher Velnc e., vinegar was the reply. The
officer concluded that II was very unreasonable
hour 10 be engaged in hauling tnaJ article, and
thereupon took them into custody. Upon eXamIua-
ton the barrel was found to contain whisky. There
were also found in the wagon copper worm and
TIN can containing splriluOus com sound On being
questioned the prisoners stated that they obtained
the spirits from man named Fox, residing at
1slington lane and RIDGE avenEa.
Isaac Fox, IsLngtOn lane near the Odd Fellows
Cemetery, vas arrested this morning on the charge
OF being concerned in the conspiracy TO defraud the
revenue, and of being owner OF the prem ses in
which the dstillery was carried on.
u. w d. dnck, Esq appeared as counsel for MIR.
counsel tha. he had no knowledge when he rented
the premises mat the place. was to be used for
purpose of this kind.
Officer Ash, on being sworn, stated that he went
10 The premises OF Mr.. Fox, in company with the
other officers, and found Nj. Fox and his wlie. Mr..
Fox was ntorn ed of the object OF their visit. Mr..
Harper tod him his object was to discover a still;
went INTO the back part of the premises; he there
found MIR Fox.
frame builGug with barn and Outnouses built in the
form OF an l.. In the building, near the extreme
end of the yard he found furnace yet hot and
there was a strong odor OF hQuor perVading the
premises.
Also found under the shed eleven hogsheads which
formerly contained molasses sugar also found a
boiler made OF tin, with copper bottom, which will
hold about twenty-five gal Ons; also a smoke-stack
used for that purposes this was covered with the hay
II was tetween and O'Clock. Mr.. Fox was found
in the back part of the building distributing shaVings
1t was about thirty feet from the building.
Mr. Fox said ne was satisfied that the parties were
pursuing an Iegitimate bu-iness, and he gave tnem
notice to leave, and tha the parties had gone. He
stated that the parties told him they wanted 1t to
manufacture vinegar.
Cross-eXGmned- The accused appeared 10 be very
nervous; be preceded US went through the
different apartments.
The case was snll progressing hon our report
closed,
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Sailing of "The oueen.,,

New YORK, May 1.-THE elegant iron.screw
steamship The Queen, belonging to the National
Line" sailed to-day for Liverpool, calling at
Queenstown Cork Harbor), with large mum.
Der of passengers, Among those in the cabin
were Ovide Chedevile, Esq, and a large num-
Der in the steerage, forwarded here by w. A.
Hamill, the Philadelphia agent of the line.
The magnificent steamship England will be
the succeeding vessel, and sail on Wednesday
next tine 10th inst
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Latest Markets by Telegram.

New YORK, MAY ~ Stocks are steady. Chicago
and Rock Island, 94I; Cumber and preferred AS /;
Michigan southern, 788; New York Central, 92i /;
Reading, 101!; Canton Company, 59i; Missouri IS,
745 Eric, ~; Western g1 Union Ieee eegraph Com
sury Seven three.tenths. 1929; Ten-forties 96:
FIVetwentes 1921; U. s. Coupon 6s, 109j; Gold 1881
BALTIMORE Nav 12.-tlour is quiet sales ofWest.
CdsSc Tor white, and 82aS3c for yellow, Oats firm
at 67G5Sc Proyisio rs steady; bulk shoulders l8Ic
firm Western, $226J.
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the greatest desideratum for the warm weather. In
every household, that has ever been invented Iron
ing during the heated term, by The use Of this ne
patent arrangement, instead of being an irksome,
ife-desuoying task, becomes comparatively plea
sure, and we hope that every housekeeper in the
CITY will VISIT Mr.. Spears warerooms Nos 1118 and
Ills Market street, forthwith, examine the new
Laundry Stove in operation, and secure one of them
without DELAY.
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ONE OF THE PRE- ADAMITEs. The skeleton of a
monster animal was discovered in a mine about
seven miles from Dubuque, Iowa, on the 9th
ultlmo. The animal could not have been loss
than twenty feet in length, and may have been
much larger. Some of the Joints measured i've
and half inches in diameter, notwithstanding
they were greatly wasted away.
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THE DISADVANTAGE OF ST.
bad boy went chicken stealing
But, the moon his act revealing,
dog by the coat-skirt grabbed INN,
Till the farmer came and nabbed him.
Then bitterly eXcla med the ad,
"These strong-made coats are very bad
II them coat tails had but torn of,
At dog and armer might scof;
But that Towers clothes" he added, sobbng,
"Don't suit at all Tor hen-rOost rJbDing."
WE HAVE
A;cOot Fancy Cashmere Pants, as lo,O as ,..s4 90
&" " VeSts -, 2,5O
Black PGAts . 500
=" Cloth Vests w o.
Fancy Cashmere Suits, TO match. .... IL 90
Back SuHS. .,...............,.......2 20 90
AdUdncing from these rates zoe haze goods Of all
grades up to the Uery finest tdJricS prices reduced
in proportion-Mer'S, YOUTHS, and Boys'. Thou
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED
To CLOTHING DEALERS.
Our purchases for thiS season having been
delayed, waiting the expected decline in goods
we have now on band the largest and best as.
sorted stock OF Clothing in PhilaOephia, pur.
chased Tor cash exclusively, at tie Uey loDe$t rates
OF ne season. which enables TO realize fair profit
arr sell at prices less than the cost of same goods in
most other establishments We can supply cothers
doing fine city trade with goods adapted to their
present stocks. that, by making an AVERAGE of the
whole. they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
az prices covering the AVERAGE cost and even paying
proht. BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
STpE
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RlCE-EVANS-A At Milton Delaware, April "a
sH bI, the & ley Mr. Walton, Mr. JOHN Ii RICE tc.
MI EMMA L. EVANS, both of Lewns, Del.
OCKHILL-BERT.-On the 10th instant. bv
Rev J A. selss, MIR. WILLIAM hOCKHILL ~
Miss EMMA BERT, both of tins citv No cards.
lHOMPSON-S -SlILLWELL.-O the 9th instant
at tbe residence OF the brides parents by Rev James
Cooper, Mr.. JACOB THO ON to Mss ELIZA
j. B. STlLLW ELL, both OF tins cttV
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OBSERVING OF CoNFIDENCE,-lhere is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence OF the
community as "Bro'oa'S bronchial Troches." The
Iroches have received fiat ering Communications
from the most &C e0rated Clergymen, LAWYERS and
Public Speakers, who speak from personal expe.
rience those SUFFERING from Asthmatic and Bron
ehiaI j iseases, Coughs ana Colds, should try the
TToches.
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Accident 10 n Steamshin.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 12.-The steamship
Worcester, from Liverpool for Baltimore, four
teen days out, was spoken by the steamship
R0pidan, from New York to Norfolk, yesterday
afternoon, and was accompanied to Lake Henry.
The Worcester had struck on shoal, gripping
her enpines.