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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-21
hardware, Sc.
GEO. RLYMYEn
JOHN y. BLrNYER


GEO. RLYMYER JoHxF pryvvvD
~ GORGE BLYMYRR q SON
~ having formed partnership, on the 9Th Of
March, 1866, in the
HARDW WARE & HOUSE. FUR NISBJyc
BUSINESS,
respectfully invite the public to their new rooms
ohree doors west of thu old stand where they will
ma an immense stock of the most splendid goods
.h e!er brought TO Bedford county. These goods
VIII be sold at the lowest possible prices Persons
desirous OF pnTehasing BUILDING HARDWARE
VIII ind It to their advantage to give us a call
WHITE LEAD-We have ON hand large
/ quantity OF White Lead, which We have been for
tnnate TO buy little lower than the mark rates
The particular brands to which would invite
attention, are the
Pure Buck LfnR
Lt5ertg White Leaa,
Su0le Franklin White Lead
Washington Whits Lead,
Washington Tine White Lead
Netc York White Lend
ALsO:-Freach Porcelain FINISH
Dsmar VarntSh;
FaFAiStes If all ki7ds
Hazseed oil, (Pure.)
Turpe1'ttNs and Alcohol.
All kinds Of IRON and NAILS
No. / CHRYSTAL ILLUMINATING COAL
| OIL
LAMPS in profusion.
We would invite persons wanting SaddIery
Hardware, to give us call, as we have every
thing in the Saddlery line. such as Buckles.
Rings, Eames and Webbing Leather of all kinds;
also variety of Shoe Findings, consisting of
French Calf Skins, Morocco Innings, Bindings,
Pegs, etc
Housekeepers will find at Blymyer & Sons
store great variety of household goods Knives
and Fork of the very best quality; Plated Table
and Tea Spoons at all prices.
Give US call and we supply you with Barn
Door Rollers, the latest improvements Nova Scotia
Grindstones, better than any in use; Shovels,
Forks and Spades
Grain and Grass Scythes and Snathes; Fishing
Tackle; Brushes Of al kinds Deui-Johns; Patent
Wheel Grease, Tar and Whale Oil, and an infinite
variety of articles
$50 900 WANTED-Wo ould like to get it if our
friends weuld let us have it, Less viii do but
persons having unsettled accounts viii close them
up to the first of March to enable US 10 close our
old books This should be done
may4 '66 GEO. BLYMYER Il son.
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- An advertising due after first insertion
J;b.+sf discount is made TO persons AdTertisixg g

lne square to occupy sne lnen OF space'
BIZ PRINTING, Of every kind, done with
rst ines. and dispatch, THH GAZETTE OFFICE has
;plbeen reftted with Power Press and new type,
Al everything in the Printing line can be execu-
fab the most artistic manner and at the lowest
reI.-TERNS CASH
All letters should be adaressd to
MEYERS & NENGEL,
Publishers
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nP. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
permanently located, respectfully tenders
ssioaal services TO the eitizcns Of Bedford
and vicinity.
Omee 9nJ'li7na street cast side, nearly opposite
~s Bansiey lioUss Of Reed & Sche1
Bedford February z. 1864.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-21

~ II. SPAEG, ATTORNEY AT
,eId 10 collections and all business entrusted 10
bis care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
0aice on Juliana Street three doors south of the
"Nelgel House opposite the residence Of Mrs
Tate.
Nay 10. 1864
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Il vcD. SHARPE Eff. KERR.
tIIARPE 4 KERR, ATTORNEYS
f9 AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
courts Of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
fee on Juliana St, opposite the Banking House of
Fee5 4 Schell. March ?, 66.
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RsPY N. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
T. LAW. BEDFORD. PA. VIII faithfully and
trm9,gr attend to all business entrusted to bis
tra ia Bedford and adjoining counties Military
k sims. back pay. bounty, &c, speedily collected.
l9H,g with Mann Spang, on Ju,iena street,
kodoors South of the Mengel House.
lIaD ~ }-il
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3aNhcrs.

q J.. ). sCHELL,
II = - > Z II l. Il u,
DFkT baHkeys and
~ L Il RS IN EXCHANG f,
DRAFTS, BEDFORD, PA,
cauev rr, c2qsht aud sold, collections made and
.l.ss s1licited
FNf-sFrff -IsgFrf......o. z. suAgxoy ogvrD,er
IL - r1s rn1asIANNON * CO., BANK
paw, EaS, BzDroRD, Pa.
C0TTPcT,oo,tt C0TT,4 VI DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
and Sgub '9SS SI5 made for the East, West. North
tfaH.actei ',t .Ae general business Of Exchange
Risni tsre.s 80 , and Accounts Collected and
o9qgt and III iii'oipuy made. REAL ESTATE
FsSINVr Oct 20. 1865.
I i'h &F ALL KINDS AL
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F5T ". JAMESON, NJ. D., BLOODY
W EUy, Pa, tenders his professional scrvi-
ees TO the people Of thatF place and vicinity Office
one door west Of Richard LangdOns store.
Nov o. '65-ly
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/ They are also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
Esrd win give special attention to the prosecution
i5fcrlims against the Governments for Pensions,
igack Psv Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c
! 0fee en- Juliaua street one door South Of the
l-Nengel House, " and nearly opposite the Inquirer
HFs.r
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JOHN LUTZ.

Z 4. DURB5RROW. JOHN LufZ.
lnURBORR ROW & LU T Z ,
III ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
IE EiIat.eDI promptly to all business lntrusted to
l. cir care Collections made On the shortest no.
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4tg9jrians auQ Dentists.

% Il. PENNSIL, NJ. D., BLOODY
RrS, Pa, .late surgeon 56th P V. VI ten
dsrs bis professional services to the people Of that
place and vicinity Dec o. '65-ly*
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-21

I r. GEO. c. DOUGLAS, Respect
-, ,il..y tegders his professional services to the
I.gF.g .. Bedford and vicinity.
oh. 2l lDL-2 doors West Of the Bedford Botel,
l'5'e Border Silver Smith Store
a,..'5e.ss .., at Maj Washabaugh's
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TEETH INSERTED

1T2n new style 81 baeo ,grfcp. i a combination
F,Ta.a 71,. ana Silver. ''s'' l''' ''''''''
5-s.;- ,.lI '-.ARI SETS inserted if called for.
and a.-ention will be made to diseased gums
TFrTuls E,IT ES,4Irr2nted or no charge made.
in tra a. ~ lbLED 70 last for life, and all work
AN ~, l-ai ,ae done 20 the entire satisfaction Of
win IN, .E:lney refunded. Prices 10 correspond
NJ F.. !, h9ys located permanently ia Bedford,
W..5., W,.-, remaining one Te5k Bloody Run the 3rd
time c,- l"..a'ns one week the balance Of my
dr. Com p y i'1ad at my office, doors South OF
- - l'' HM. ". VAN 0RMER, Dentist.
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TRIUMrH N DENTISTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
~ y 1.s use If Nitrous Oxide, and is attended with
no danger Whatever.
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drugs, asledieinfs, &c.

I l.. LEWIS having purchased the
% Drug Store, lately owned by Mr.. II. C. Rea-
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford and vicinity, that he has just returned
from the eEies with well selected stock Of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES
DHE-STUFFS.
PERI FUWERY
TOILET AR TTCLES,
STA ITO NERY
coal OIL, LAMPS
AND CHT5HNEYS.
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J. G. HIESICH. JR
PA.

! i y i y ! ,
A. BEDFORD, PA.
g5Iee In the Bank Building. Juliana ST.
at operations pertaining 20 Surgical or Me
s1@.I,a' dentistry carefully performed, and war
f-nted. Tooth Powders and mouth Washes, ex-
s'''isAt articles, always on hand.
IFRNs-CASH
BEDFORD January s, 1865.
, 1866-06-05

ing towards Belgium. Prussia would be
far more potent to help him than Austria.
But whichever power bids highest to
help the Emperor to re-settle Europe on
a more popular basis. to augment the
territory of France, and to assist him in
restraining by a powerful and not too
liberal executive the popular tendencies
to which he thus cautiously gives play,
will have most of his assistance, though
we may be very sure that he will take
ample care 10 allow neither Prussia nor
Austria to become a menace to France.
How, with these European prospects,
it is possible for English politicians TO
speak Of England's attitude Of purely
external observation, as one unworthy Of
us, it is difficult indeed to see. We at
least have no interest in supporting any
of the arrangements of 1915 which arenoW
endangered. We have no sympathy with
either of the conquerors Of Denmark, and
vet no reason TO object either to German
unity or German duality. Our only dan
ger is that of being called upon sooner
or later to defend Belgium, which we
have guaranteed. But assuredIy we
should increase that danger, rather than
diminish it, by meddling prematurely in
a quarrel in which we have as yet no
sort of concern. 10 ally ourselves with
powers we do not care 10 help in order
not to be isolated whenever Belgium
may be-if it is ever likely to beat
tackled, is to exhaust our resources, both
moral and physical, before the time comes
to use them, and before the knowledge
-, nv, hoIr of which oIOno ,va n moo
them well. Isolation means prudence,
caution, dignity, where neither our SYM
pathies nor our interests ale engaged.
1t may be indeed that we shall yet suffer
for holding aIoof at a time when we held
alOof not out Of prudence and dignity,
but out Of coWardice aud irresolution.
If we had defended Denmark in 1854 we
shoaId have far less fear of ever being
called upon to defend Belgium. But
that error is now long past. We cannot
retrieve 1T by a meddling policy. We
may retrieve it by Rrmness and reserve.
No nation is more likely to find itself in
a position to arbitrate than one which
holds aloof from a struggle in which
ever the combatants themselves see that
its true part is to stand aside. England
mas no interest elmer In eXpeultlnS me
dissolution of the treaties of 1915 or in
delaying it, no interest in preventing
France from recovering ground from
Germany, no interest in democratic pro-
pagandism of the French type; and if
the Emperor's language at Auxerre real
ly defines, as we believe it does, the ORR
gin and object Of the coming war, it is
the most impressive of eXhOrtationS to
England to stand aside and watch.
War commnrciol foilnras and ey6eu-
, 1866-06-05


War, commercial failures, and exces
sive panic both on the French and En-
glish Stock Exchange, have been the
cheerful features Of the week. Not that
the war has yet begun, but in a CONNER
cial point of view it has been discounted,
or rather perhaps is now in process OF
dlscounting, at a very high and rulnous
rate indeed. The panic in England broke
fairly out on Thursday, on the failure of
Messrs Overend, Quincy, and Co. Omit
ed), for 10000, OOOk sterling. The En-
gIish Joint Stock Bank (once Mr.. Rogers')
has also stopped payment, and there
were other terrible rumours. On Fri
day Lombard Street was blocked up like
the Strand on a procession day. 1t was
said in the afternoon that the Bank Char
ter Act had been suspended,-that Mr..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18
1HRR.

RATS Uersus BIRDS.-Whoever engages in
shooting small birds is q cruel man; whoever
aids in DISCRIMINATING rails is benefactor. We
should like some one to giveus the benefit Of
their experience in driving out these pests .
We need something besides dogs, cats. and
traps for this business.-Seisntifc ARIerieGn,
NY .. r.....
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18

ras hs AACns HARP, -.
ATT 9 R NJ y X AT law !
- eOFNpII GROVE, KANSAS, q !
WIN pFaetise his profession il tie com !; q
Of Norris Chase Lyon, Csags, CcaEey, and All
theoshes con ties e tie Fifth zdiciaI District
/ ESRssisl astsnbs4s eiyse b sii settlers,
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rses "CosrAn's,' advertisement above.
1865,

"CosTOR's RAT FXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe, and sure-the most perfect RAT
i6catiOn meeting We ave ever attended. Ev-
cry Rat that can get it properly prepared, will
eat it, and every one that eats it win die, gen
orally at some place a. distant as possible
from where it was taken.-LGke Shore, Mich,
Mirror. -. "a RI. 20 r---- -r-.
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INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farpers Ga
sltte (Fn0lish) asserts and proves by figures
that one pair Of RATS win have progency
and descendants no less than 65l $50 in three
wears. Now, unkss thisinmense Hmily CAP
Sc kept down they would consume more food
than would sustain $1,000 human beings.
OSee "CosrAA's'' advertise above, r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18
DSse "oosrAE's" advertisement above.
1855

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with Vermin
need be 60 no longer, il they use "CosrAR's"
ExterminatOE. We have tried it to our satisfac-
ton; and ifA box cost S. we would have it. We
have tried poisons, but they effected nothing.
but "CostAr's" article knocks the breath out of
Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants and Bed-Bugs,
quicker than we can write it. II is in great
demand all over the country AedinGI OhiO,
GOzette.
a-rSaa aOos-.pIs,, n 4 ,,a-t; .ar,snt sl,oya
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Gfnilleton.
Ser Spie1n'aui,.

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Sa baben ibm 8sssn bic 5ibeI sebradbt,
Oa bat auf ben Sltppsn BET Wpnpunteraana
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Nun ssist er unp ituet' er, uue fnst er unb
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oen aauesr Der Minne ssrf'bt fir sumal.
Dem @tlbmann erfinst ss nie erii6sntes
Sorn.
Oen Shnttfer umlngt es nie Wahteln i'm &crn.
Dem Shtfsr am 9anpe betGQt's pis Elm yDeb.
@r Dor! pas 9ttraube Der rouenoen See.
unb 100 lidb I'M &rsiie prrb!utet rim Ser,.
Oa tilbt ibm bic sReie ben brrunenpen Sbmsr,.
Qufaibmets betrpfin ais trdufelts milo
SHliam oas Scffsn pom Gtsrnenssflp.
sHie @Olersef'pcr jet l6pinat lib Der @Gau.
Sept lauislt sr risper, rs Sropfen i'm Sail
90 wanps!n Die SUtsn tss iiiuaitsn @esldbts,
90 9rubsn fte 2optsn oom Stte res 9itts.
9fun fsrtsn bic &lanse, nun ldpeiasn 4,
gang.
Sa lutflt Die Wsnge, ba brinst lie ben Sran, :;
So6 tt1lj lh Sernsissnp, ais DrIf ibn Der eobn.
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fl0b'n.
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rauitbt,
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Oa 9stst sr in Sbrdnen ii6 islbt nod ern Staf,
Ssr!crenss Ssbnea, begrabsnss @lid
Gmanuel @etbsl.
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Sa ab' q b Ntsn6am Gan ia ara 6at
sinmal Jur 6ruas: seas NJ Die tshe Stfer?
ets NhtDort qrpsbsn. Die 3ifsr Qtt.
@'it Qbt i'm 8aibfn.
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G'iF 2lht bel 8sursu,
G'tb Qht tei 6rsantsa,
@ib Nbt i'm Qsktn nap Gtsrbsn,
GO pirf nu @ad srwsrtsn.
Sm W,tt'laItsr 9ab ss 8anfrcttirbits. -~
Satte elmer Sdnt'rott asmabt, 70 murpt sr Ia
1eufl6bIane in einsm asbsn, in Sranfrsih In I,
sinsm ariin,n 6nts an trm Vran ;sr a.ffclt uub
mubts rteism fur ras game Qebsn Oosr fir pisIs
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lsotr @Inubta.r ion ms @'tfdnan,s werfsn ials
is". Sbnos. baR bnls Sitts dbasihafTt 10;
frst!t6 tpufoe elm ioltsr .aelbsr out Isst tstnf
a"Haasnos erlGsinuAs msbr sin.
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bmri ll)elteu.
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(6OrtieBung.)

(6OrtisBuns.)
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tsnbart mar icrsfdItis eetrdulet, Der iieif empor
ltebsnpe 5alstraaen pte bas ieinssfatste Semb
Yon nntapslbaftsr gBeiBe unb Der ,iibriee An5as
lfhtltb erlt fur1f 3sit aus Der 5anO pes Stnei-
bers.
Sbr Satsr fast mir. Mis .StEp. teaann er,
rem 8opf neissnh, fpdbreub Die lietfen 3uee DEN
Ssrlnh 'um ausprudt zines pehsu @rIibIs
su MAIDEN ibIsnsn, OaB id enpli6 cine flare
6ra9e an SIe riaten uno auf zine bslttmmts
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muAstbeilt flate iie NIT rubissr Setlmmibeit
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DANNER & WISE,
Rsrhtannm1lte

Ss: Gam BUILDING, franflinitr. na6e Der QBbis Sfes
Die YriDatrpbnun9 fe8 Srf. Dlnner tstnbet tb
IN paule Don Subse 6aloburtOn Gde &bams II. Gracer
oh osS prn. gD 6a9e9n BEL Sol. SamIel 8uterforb,
Sde Sranfin Hnb Abamstr,
Di:fsI5en praetieiren alien @eri6tsn 8i4munbs unS
nspmn gnt'6aosunss, 8la9en eeeeA Die Reeierune an
PER- Oanaer wirb btn 2tiern ot,1es 9latteS ds elm
Dtutst bsitens empfOblen ba er m suele6 bur8 feline
'oh9abriae 9rars als elm 6tgsr @oSOta tepisisn bat
per- gBtlt, tr Hsfe unieres fribfren @DuperneurS,
" erperben fl -
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The German. ADVERTISER.
is published every Saturday
by
b. HAss4L, Editor s. Proprietor,
OffrcE: BROAD STR, next to City HALL.
Letterbox No. 16.
pr6.nlnuaen:

Der rNnscecr" rrlbsint ieben Srnnabeno unb fvfe
$500 IN idbrlidber SrrauSbe;ablune
Sera9e bic oas Snterst unitrer 9eitr i'm 9uoe baben
pttosn erbeten uRe entiprsGenb brnrrrt
9erpnltten Nn9rifen int bic SpaIten Siets Slattes
itrns sei4Ipfen.
@reisIiffe Der Gn,cisen.
Sir einc en- eber mcbrmolicc M ,fnss Goro
res perben jeoeSmai ST beredn,t
9r5Bere Insesen psrpsn beim Sabr perbdltniEmdeio
bilieer bsre6ne.
aIIe Gn,eeen inben nur oesen Scrausbe,obIuro guf-
naems abrlibe &nSeiaen mdhea baeeeen siereiidtrI6
nranlmerdnbp esibIi merben
Scsneere Nptiien peroen nit 81 per Square tsretne
Sebn 3eiIsn uRb peniger bilten einsn Sauare
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SefanI,tma bitmoem.
New YoRK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3rueip5&sntli6s Ser. @taatcn pofOampflbiff
Serbincuns
spifhen
Seeip Dprf mnb Sir9tmien>
gSi 3ora, Capt @tOrse u. gOu8.

ght o a. 0dpt 8tpr8e gB. GpuG.
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, Drfe elrsantcn See Dampfbcpie fno i'm bsfcn Stple
.rbau unb nit ben er6een StanemIetten fur bas rel
Itnoe Jublitu;n auSsernftrt.s
Dlefelbcn Ssrlatn Nep Sprf Die 81, Iprtbriper,
icbsn W ittw d unb Spnnobeut nnl II llbr gfo6>
nittaee uub fabren nab Rurfplf gitp 9ent gi6m6nb
5uruftebreno perlo1tu fe 8f6monb istsn Oienifae
ft bic @ofTnsiere qublam unb 28a,ipn's Bbarf an
Rrdc.tS erfinben mnisn.
5idets 5nnen S0rb Der Sbifs ober in mener SfFce
ps6i't perbeu.
Grciricns-Sid:t su 5erobeeleBtcn TrciItn.
, Dte 9equemibftitsn beler Oampfer fur 9aGaesre
ip;rSsR pom tcinsr anSeren 2inie utertrp6en.
frad ipiro uno nad Sltp Slprf erbcten unb prt
SititI6e an einem iebsn Sage entsssen etnpmmsn.
9arret 8, SIS q on, Ieent,
Sftee II 9ublam unb gBapns gBartbpuie.
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FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SorlGuiae Sifics: SO. Z l4tr Gtrase,
untsr pem @rGanac 5otrl.

SreanNrt. .Scp.entsr 1865.
Gutprtrtcs Capital. ..--................$ $500, ,O00
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tntaesensuutbmen unb gB bfeI auf bic oor,iadtfc
Stdbte eer Serenien Staaten, ganaba's unb Gurppos
5u faufn uno III n'rfaufen.
Die Ditne beritlben CUR IuSfIbruns Standardization
y'retn ersebcn allen Sansen Sanquiers unb gnecvsn
5trntit au3cbrien.
Sslpnerre Gufmeramfeit wirb @plltctipncn in
allen susdnslien Nunften bee SIbens aefenft L. prpnp
Sablunaen oerielbrn aemaGt.
Va I'm ben Geift her 5paramfrit untcr Der .arbei>
sbsn unb ialarirttn Saie ;u htbtn. ;prb bice sauf
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sptscsenncbnen. Certificate bariber arsfelrn, unb
eleieiben au Serlan9n pbne sbre 8lnbisuns unb nit
Sntere g. n itberse sIriid;abIcn.
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europa erfoljrei in Sperotirn unb feline gprtiIs nb
y Veincu6tenc, baB Riemanb GeIb unbsultt lsscn aen
ipQte. g. guam gcaiibent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24
SSm. q. 8rpnltpen,

NeWIsanmaIt un0 6FfentEiher JfOfar,
8idmprb, 9a.
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1no bies Staas, nnb beipst ale G 9afte spr uaItrsn
Ntlitdr> 8sh6rben. =.
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g4bs Subins essenuber, feline 9ripaps6uuns an aran>
tltntrabe 3wiitsn Der 3ten unr 4ten, NOrbieite.
9Oit>Sffes 9or 951.
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eHI9tn, Srn. SrpmwsLl ass sinen tldtieen unb Der
esutl9en Sprade mat9en asYpfaten lsuen 2anbsleuen
tmpfeSlen ju i6nnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24

NatBanieG Iueuif, @rdfbsnt.
Sotl q. Gitb an, 8iee> prditbsnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24
E. P. TOWNSEND,
Su@banSler II. e d,teibmaterialien.Sd Sdnbler.

+. L. TOWNSEND,
SuHbanSlsr II. e Observation-Disclosures Sdnbler.
1O2 Nfanlirect.
Der llner;eidnte III in ben Sanb aefeet frten Sun.
pfh nit ausn Grtifeln, lie in elmer SuhblnSna oeIut
wtre.n, I'M gDbOleiaIe uno RetatI oenen III i6unen
S;dt,rnaip IN Der 9rpBten @uSwabl
9pucse unb 9epSbnlihe Sdhu> unit SsrtsSylber
gDrapptne~ 9aper nllcr Sprten,
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9b 9pcfs unb Sil5 Of grbanse,
Nt9pua!le glpteS Srafts,
Ssippere' Manifeiie
@ius Of 9abins.
NPuif unb WtuNfsgiber
Glates unb 9sReS,
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Sriltp. SoarbS unb SiIue-9apier
Stadbreer unb S6ah>f5tauren
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Y. y. &ppnfenb
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aIsr. q. 6oaabas. Gam. & 9asIs. Gbalfain gBbits
HOLIDAY, BAYLY & WHITE,
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prae:ieren in allen Gerisb5fen Der Stabi Rmpnb unb
Der GOunties 5enrier, 5onOssr, Caroline,
&ppGlanb unp 2nua.
gas- Samuel &. 8apIp 1T uia!eid Wctar
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-20

probably be my duty to act officially. Then, I
must be strict, ind cannot with the interests or
others entrusted to my care, forbear as | have
done Your conduct, not mine, will then be
under consideration, and q judicial tribunal
uponthe whole evidence applicable to the case,
will decide the real practical issue whlcn you
have attempted to evade for purposes, no better
known t" yourself than evident to others ~
In conclusion, let me say that you and | both
have received marks Of the confidence OF the
Stockholders and Directors Of the Bank OF the
Old Dominion and as recognized it as my duty
to show my appreciation Of that confidence by
endeavoring faithfully to serve those VINO naY fg
exhibited ittowards me, so do I think you should
act, and also, instead Of trying to poison the
public mind against the officers of the Bank yo99
Should not hesitate to do lin your power to ald
in final and successful settlements Of its a1ia'rs
GEO. Il. SMooT,
Alexandria. January, Goth, 1866