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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIALS TURDAY JANUARY 6 1s66
BANK STATEMENTS.
EUTAw SAVINGS RANK or Ra,r;

EuFAW SAVINGS BANK OF RAET1.
H. A. MORE, January 4th, 1856. DALAI
Inc Ifnn6ersgned having been requested by the
ba!tnore, to make full and thorough eyaminafion
o. s operations for the past year. for which purnose
the books, accounts and papers Of the Bank tngatbe
with the actual evidences Of investments and i
he oonds stocks and mortgages held as securitv for
leans. was fully submitted to. and carefully examined
py tne committee. As Is generally known the funds
OF me Bank are used in the pun chase of stocks. aud
on l0ans on Real Estate and Stocks. In the opinion
~ tue undersgned tho Investments and loans have
nee e safely and iudiciously made. There renaiHe2
4oP accounts open on Jar uary 1st 1865; during the
during tae same time 92S accounts lenvioD onon oH
the 3lst OF December 1865, 5,729 accounts. 'A
Inc Committee, having carefully performed tbo
duty ass gned them. submit the following
tor Hne information Of Deposors and the public gen.
Amount of funds, January !, 1866. 81 Az o,s 70
| heeeeeelVeo from deposltors during the year
Re ese3 70; M :rc:; ~ ic: l12s74593
oehoS on 1O5.97L65
| From which deduct r.. follows: '0'"'
| Amount paid depositors during
| the year 1865, including prn-
| clpal and interest ........,..... 1921 1s5 On
| Expenses paid during the year
Government State and City
| 1a8s5,..,.,..., 10000
s9452i274
| Leaving amount of funds on hand Dec,
'LSt' 81, 746 524 SO
JAMES A. HOOPER,
| JACOB TRUST
| jas-law2U GEO. p. THOMAS
STATEMENT eETEEENS' NATEONAF,
| - BANK OF BALTIMORE on the morning Of
| Monday, January l. 1866: "a
| LIABILITIES.
Sarltal stock $500O00O0
nIdo us + ui 20i,250.06
Dividends unclaimed. 3,259S7
r;-,r,o.;,, ,r...,n - 59,259 81
Si uiiati"n-tSatonal Bank Notes.....". $4,000 90
n 40 R5onLotats Bank Notes S47,l46.OO
| Due to Dep0sitors, ,l23 6O973
-- 1,244, $50 so
|
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New and Rich JGWeIry,
SILVER WARE,
Silver Plated Ware, dc.

A. &. WARNER,
GGED AND SEEyEsE BsIEFR,
No. 10 n. GAY STREET.
Is adding daily to his varied assortment Of new
styles ana patterns of RICH JEWELRY, suitable
for presents; Diamond Pins, Ear Rings, Finger
Rings, Pearl DO, Enamelled do, Coral do, Garnet
and Plain Gold do, Jet Cross do, Ladies' Gold
Chains, Bracelets Gold ThimbIes, Lockets, Cuff But
tons and Studs, Scarf Pins, Signet and Plain Gold
Also, ',i Variety ety. Of SILVER PLATED WARE,
Baskets Castors, Walters, Butter Stands Fruit do.
Spoons. Forka, Ladies' &c, all of which will DO sold
on the most accommodating terms. de6-tf
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EEWELREI JEWELRYi
100000 WGEsTEE OF
Watches Chains and Fine Jewelry, all to be sold for
81 EACH without regard to value and not be paid
for until you know what you are to get. Send p
cents for a certificate, which will inform you what
you can have for ST. then it is at your option to send
the dollar and take the article or not Purchasers
may thus obtain gold watch, diamond ring. or any
5e OF lewelry on our list t9r S and in no case can
blanks. Five certificates viii be sent for 81; u for
~ 90 for s. 100 for SIS. Great inducements offered
those who act as agents. Catalogues, containing full
list and particulars, sent with the certificate. Ad-
dress, BRYAN BROS. j. CO.,
nol-3m 58 Liberty street. New York CITY
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N~ASsOCIATED FgREMEN's OFFICE,
10y JANUARY |, 1886.
MEMS INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTI.
MORE are hereby notified that an Election for Eff
teen Directors will be held agreeably to the charter
on MONDAY, January s, 1866 at the Office, No. /
South street between the hours of Il O'Clock NJ and
l o'clock P. n. By order.
JOHN DUKEHART,
ja1-us Secretary.
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n~ER0GSaS Of TEzE I
ESP CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
BALTIMORE, January lst, 1866.
The annual election of Fifteen Directors to manage
the affairs of the Corn and Flour Exchange for the
ensuing year will take place at the of the As
sociation, corner of South and Wood streets, on
MONDAY. January Sh. By order.
JOHN P. PACA, Secretary
REGULAR TICKET.
Col. VIM. CHESTNUT,
TH0S WHITRIDGE,
JOS. o. F0ARD.
SAMUEL DUER.
FRANCIS WHITE,
JAMES A. HOOPER,
JAMES 4. CLARK,
JOHN G. HEWES,
C. W. SLAGLE
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN
JOHN R. cox,
VIM. II. MICHAEL,
JAMES II. MASON
JOS. A. EDM0NDSON,
OLIVER L. LANTZ. js1-Tt
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TEE HOWE SEWING MACHINE CogrArr.
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Y p OSCkOLA HALL has been rentted and
~ put in complete order. For Rent for Soirees,
balls. concerts Exhibitions. 10. Apply at the
''Va's' wv ~ Nes1a way street, nol8-8ms
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r 55oCENTEN AIRY OF AMERICAN METH.
EcJ QD1SM.-Servicesa appropriate to the Ccnte-
line street NJ. E. Church on TO MORROW. (Sabbath,)
the 18th instant throughout the day. The Rev Bishop
Ames will preach at II o'clock A. NJ At 8 O'Clock p
gregations will unite in receiving the Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper. At o'clock P. NJ. the Rev
invited. l.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18
A HEsSIAN CAPTURED.

Gen. Knipe has routed the Hessian
of the Harrisburg T6,eqraph, "hOrSe
foot and dragoons." Bergner, the SIAN
derer of President Johnson, the Gbel-
Ter OF the best and purest men in this
Commonwealth, Is superseded as post
master at Harrisburg, by Gen. Joe
Knipe, a white Republican and a de-
cent man. President johnson removed
Bergner and appointed Knipe, and al
though the Senate fingered awhile over
the appointment, the influence Of Sen
ators Cowau and Buckalew finally eff
fected its confirmation. Had it not
been for the indefatigable eXertions OF
these true friends of the Union and the
soldiers, the appointment of General
Knipe would have been buried in the
tomb of the CapuIets, by Sumner,
Wade & CO. But the whole Democrat
ic, combined with the conservative Re
publican, vote of the Senate, secured lis
confirmation. We feel like shouting
over this result. Bergner has lied e.
nough about us and almost every 9TH
er Democrat in the State, to cause a
general iollification at his downfall.
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ANOTHER FEATHER IN CLYHER'S
GAP.


The Republican press have been COM
r,ol1oa 70 s,,aol, of Mr. Cl,r,ar's cbar-
actef as uheNcePliolaOle' we now
have the Qualification Of coDyinp from
a.. ,,,4..t,.u.. d., , ,a4.,u s.o.., H.,
'ii' i''''''i7 1 "S'' d i'''e' mum iioii'
@. Y. Lawrence, the Republican men,
ho. ~ Co,,o.ro,, f.o,, +l,c vr,.bir,.ao,,
'e' VI ~'''s' '>.'' ll''ll '''o " ''''ll'' : '''l
district, which speaks Of Mr.. Clymer
o.. $50, honest mani, aud of hi. ,snubIio
% ''-' ''~''l>' ''''''' ''''>' '''
record as straightforward and consls-
toni ;, This Intter alici-nd bvsorna
remarks IN the Fo| upon Il recent
snanch made bv Mr.. Lawrence in Con-
w .a -.
greSS. When such ardent "Repuoil-
cans' as Mr.. Lawrence testify 70 the
"orIl ol 'i'e' Deiii1ci"''V I''i'iiiie'' >
what more is needed to establish his
o, .
ciaim TO the su1IrageS OF the people:
NJ. Ts,,.rarce.,s Iatsa,. /. a.. foJIov-.
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The President, as tie tribune Of the
people, wants these pans in dispute to
be submitted to the people for their
consideration and decision. Such
desire cannot be considered tyrannical,
or as usurping power. II is the re-
verse Of tyranny, o. usurpation. \
republican governnIent is founded on
the voice Of the oe)ple. The people
have not called on tleir lawmakers to
pass unconstitutiona acts, to make the
Africans citizens aud to extend the
right of suffrage to them. The reverse
of this policy is the viii Of the people.
Who then has been usurping power,
one man, or a hundred men? The We
to power is considered the one man
power. But the people can use this
power wonderfully. If it had been
considered a tyrannieal power by our
f0rcfathera, it would never have been
engraited up0n our Constitution. t
was made by them to check hasjy leg
iSIatiOu. -. ID. FOrney may eXclalm
that the President vetoes the measures
or laws that his friends want 90 DC a.
dopted and that he cannot be compared
to Andrew jackson, who vetoed laws
that his enemies passed. johnson, as
we'll as Jackson. il sworn to support
the Constitution. If friendship must
be bought by sacrifring principle, 1t Is
not worth having. BuJ the friendship
a public servant obtains by doing right,
i, true and lasting and worthy of ap-
probation. jackson vetoed acts passed
by the Whig,. his enemies. Johnson
does not consider the Radicals friends
when they want him to sanction laws
that the Constitution does not approve.
He viii not ''throW conscience 10 the
devil. " a. Thaddeu~ Stevens advised a
Wing 10 do in the Buci-shot war, ana
go with his party regardless OF ali that
l. right and just. Conscience Is an in
ward monitor. il Is q veto power. The
AliWise Being has given moral man
this inward monitor to make him an
immortal being. There can b" 40 Teh-
giun wiJhouJits hoiyiuilucuce. Would
toGod thatall mankind hadaconscience
''void Of offence" Then brother would
not meet brother in civil war. May
we be governed ,.V Il good conscience,
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THE CLlM E ER .
.z.-~s-sa,zss ssss.sitiasA e., .ezs,e;s2szG1G5 .,gGgz
S@ssl.s-s ~. ~ Z, q
$, - u 4 So ~%tG4.SA
.--~It 80 "
A Campaign Paper.

The undersigned propose 10 publish
a campaign paper 10 be entitled ''Ihe
Climber" /" the first number of which
will be issued on the 4th Of July next,
and continued until the Gubernatorial
election in October.
This publication will bedevoted tothe
support OF President Johnson's Resto-
ration Policy and The election Of such
candidates as are openly in favorof sas-
tanning that policy. Itwill contain six
tenn columns Of matter andwill be filed
with racy editorials and the spiciest
articles OF the campaign. No conser-
vative politician should be without it.
TERMS:
Ten copies to one address cash in advance, - 90
1-,.,- 500
lWenlg
Less than ten copies to oneaddres 50 cts per copy
Get up your clubs and send in yonr
orders at once. No attention paid e
any order unless accompanied by tie
cash. Persons getting up clubs should
be particular to specify in their orders
the name of the person to whom they
wish the package addressed, as all the
papers in the club will be sent 10 one
person for distribution. Address,
MEYERS & NIENGEL,
Bedford. Pa.
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s.PO.TO.MACv,

There seems to besome dispute about
the signifcation Of the Indian name
Potomac. We find the following refer
ence to this question in a sermon enti-
tied 1.-THE Curtained Throne" preach
ed by the Rev. r. F. Sample, of this
place, son the death of our lamented
late President, Abraham Lincoln" on
the ed of April, 1865:
Here I am reminded of an incident
in the early history Of this country.
The signification of Potomac Is gener-
ally supposed to be, the river OF swans.
Count Zinzendorf, who was familiar
with the language of the AborlgInes,
saws this is an error. He relates that
long ago the Delawares, who had been
at war with Southern tribe, with the
view of securing an 2micahle ADJUST
ment OF their difficulties, appointed 4
meeting on the banks Of theriVer which
separated their respective domains.
The DelaNares aSSamDied at the deeIg-
mated time and place, Hour after hOur
passed on. but the other tribe failed TO
appear. The former We're about TO re-
tire, for the sun was near Its setting,
when one Of their number saw SOhta-
ry Indian on the summit OF a distant
hill. Believing that others were COM
ING after. he lifted up his hands with
an exclamation OF JOY, saying, Porto
mac, 10 they GOMEZ"
'Ihe banks OF this same river have
/ fasaFs > n
! battle since then, and the Potomac has
horne the blood OF martyred heroes 10
/ the Eastern main. Vet here we wait
! the return of cur erring cOuntrymen.
/ Nav they soon come. III penitence, 70
| nIed~e eternal f atty to the nation.
/ Then. when We shall witness their ap-
/ proach. We will iiIl the air with our
! glad rej0jciug-. shouting one to an0th-
/ er. Potomac. ''-''I0 they come -
Well, our "erring countrymen" hore
returned. They cry out to us, 40 we
we have comet But who answers,
with hands uplifted in JOY, "Po-to-
noc!r' Who cries, in accents of glad
ness, "Lo they came :" How many oi
/ the gentlemen vino admired Rev. sam
/ pies SERMON - highly that they asked
copy Of it for publication, are now
moved By the feelings Of the Indian
when he cried out. "Po-to-mac?" A-
| las! we fear usmuch that some OF them
do not remember the lesson Of love in.
tended to be taught in the beautiful il,
lustration quoted above. They follow
in the footsteps of ThaddeuS Stevens
whose hard heart" cannot ieeI the hu.
nrane promptings which moved even
the savage joyfuiiy 10 eNclaim, Lo.
they lOur late enemiesl come!
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rupoarAxr roLsrlcAE MOVEMENT.

TU208FASE PoAiIASAI- NSH -" IN 4
In the last issue of the Somerset Dem
ocrat there is published call fora coun-
tv convention OF delegates to represent
the voters of Somerset county who are
in favor of a free railroad law, who
condemn the course of our representa-
tivps in the late State Legislature inre-
card 10 the extension of time to the
Connellsville and Southern Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, and who sup
mort President Johnson's adminiotEa-
ton. This call is signed by aboutto''''
hundred rote1's, among whom we recog-
nize quitea number of influential mem
bers of the Republican" party OF SOM
erset county. The convention thus
called will meet in the borough OF SOM
erset, on the 2lst inst, and will nomi-
nate candidates for county Offices and
for REPRESENTATIVES and Senators. This
is a novel feature in the politics OF the
"Frosty Sons of Thunder" and ought
certainly to prove a successful venture
as both political parties in Somerset
profess to favor free railroad Law and
also to support President Johnson.
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BLOODY Run, May l., Is

Mr.. EDIToR:-Please give these
lines an obscure corner in your paper.
l write for the purpose Of upholding
President Johnson. | have read his
veto messages, his Washington's birth
day speech, and his recent speech to
the Soldiers and Sailors, and / have
come to the irresistible conclusion that
he is a conscientious, honest man. His
great desire appears to be that the peo-
pie shall decide between his policy and
the policy of Congress. The plans of
the two branches of the government,
are in direct conflict with each other.
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II YOU wanta good Harrisburg daily,
or weekly, subscribe for the Patriot oo1d
Cqioa. It is one of the liveliest and
sprightliest newspapers in the state
Besides. II is the central organ Of the
Democracy OfPennsylvania, and should
be literally supported.
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/ DuI-- IIUIN,
g. Y. LAWRENCE

THE Democratic Hatchmojl, publish
ed by P. Gray Meek, Esq. at Bellefonte,
Pa, has been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved. 1t is now one of the largest
and neatest. a. well a. one of the ablest,
country newspapers in the state. Mr..
Meek is an honest and fearless man and
has cut his way through many difficult
ties to the proud position which he at
present occupies. We hope that the
Democrats Of Centre county, will rally
still more closely around him and give
him such support as Will cheer him for
ward in the good work which he so a
bly, and manfully performs. Mr.. Meek
has shown his good taste in purchasing
a "POtter Cylinder Press" same style
as thatupon which the GAZETTE isprin-
ted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery.
"A cure is warranted by DR.. Tobias celebrated
Fenltian Liniment if used when taken by persons
of temperate habits. This medicine has been
known in the United States over 90 years Thous-
ands have used it, and found it never failed to
cure any complaint for which it was recommended
and all those who first tried it. are now never
without it. In the Cholera Of 1913. Dr. Tobias at
tended 40 cases and lost T. being called in too late
TO do any good.
Dtrecti0Hs-Take Il teaspoonful in a wine glass
Of water every half hour for two hours, and rub
the abdomen and extrenities well with Liniment.
To alay the thirst, take lump Of ice in the
mouth, about the size of marble every ten min
utes. 1t is warranted perfectly innocent to take
internally. Sold by all druggists price 40 and
50 cents. Depot, 55 Courtlandt st, New York.
mayll, '66-Im
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

EVEN Stanton at last supports the
Presidents policy. The Cabinet are
now unit, with the exception of Har-
Ian, in favor of President Johnson's
plan. Stanton spoke warmly in favor
of it and against the Radical pro-
gramme, at recent Cabinet meeting.
Gov. Swami, of Maryland, has also
written letter in which he denounces
tie Radicals. The ball is rolling
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

Col. MCCLURE, of the Franklin Re
poSt0ry, is about TO start campaign
paper in the interest of the Gearyites,
20 be called The OH Flag. This is GER
tainly proper title for Disunion or
gan. The flag under which Geary, Ne
Clure & Co., are marching, has but
tieezty Sr stars upon it,.1'epreSe1lts bat
tlcsaty sir States, and, therefore, must
be quite an Old flag-in fact little old
er than the Stars and Stripes under
which our armies put down rebellion
We congratulate the Colonel on the ap-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

CIRCULATE the truth! The Cam
paign Climber" will be an indispensa-
BILE document during the approaching
campaign. Ourfriends throughout the
county are respectfully requested 10 get
mn clubs for it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

WE call attention to the prospectus
of the Phia. Age, in our advertising
columns. If you want to take a good
Philadelphia daily, by all means take
the 4ige. 1t is at least a reljo55e netcSpa-
per, which cannot be said for most of
the other dailies in that city.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

THE Campaign Climber" viii be
ready for distribution to subscribers by
the fourth of July, next. Only 20 cents
per copy to clubs Of twenty and up
wards. Send in your orders.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18
Jan. 5, 66-ly,

ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful in-
discretion, will, for the sake of suffering humani-
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe and di-
rectiOns for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the
advertisers experience can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. IL Chambers St, New York.
Jan. 5, ely
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young
lady and gentleman In the United States can heal
something very mnch to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of charged by addressing the un-
dersigned. Those having fears of being humbag-
ged will obiige by not noticing this card. Others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S + CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18
LETTER FROM -.1LD sALT."

q Strange facf---A question for the Fed
ersAE 9Gtice-EeIGers---5E we amy 5OslH-
SON Republicans among GsS "---Ah9ut The
New York Herald AND the people of
Sou. hampton tp.--The Bedford ERqui
rsT-- i'm favor OF eqEaIity and "a new race
Of --cOppec3geaCs.- ISe.. de.
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@anfu Storfs.

DEMON AL.-CALL AND SEE
II NEW MILLINERY STORE Mrs. E. Y
M0WRE would respectfully inform her old friends
and customers as we'll as the ladies generally,
thut she hsS removed her store TO the fne rooms,
Immediately opposite the Bedford Hoel, formerly
occupied bv J Cessna, where she IS Just received
a large and carefully selected assortment of
NEW MILLINERY and DRESS GOODS, and
NOTIONS, consisting, in part, Of
BONNETS and HATS.
RIBBONS. FLO FERS. &c
All WOOL DELALNES.
POPLLNS, BERdGES,
4LPACAS, LAWNS,
CALICOES, DC,
LADIES' COATS
aHd SHA WIS,
BEST KID GLOVES.
SILK alla THR FAD G(oreS,
COLLARS
HOOP SKIR rs.
BALNORALS.
CORSEIiS, dc, {c
Also. ire assortment of LADIES' MISSES and
CHILDREN'S : SHOES made specially to order.
These goods viii be sold the lowest prices. but
for CASH only. Mrs Mowry returns her thanks
for past favGTS. and respectfully solicts coBtinu-
of the patronage Of the ladies of Bedford and
vicinity. faprE, 66.
MRS. TATE AND MISS REA
w have returned from the city with the most
beautiful assortment of
MTLLINERT AND FANCY GOODS,
ever before offered in this market In addition
to this they have with them lady from Phadel-
phi, who has experience as practi cal lHjl}snsr,
and having also arranged to have practical
NANTCA-lWAKER from one of the city estab-
lishments. they are confident they can offer 10
their customers assurances of satisfaction which
cannot be surpassed. lapr 20, go
NISS KATE DEAL & MRS. N.
Iva r. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
lhe city with fine assortment of fashionable
BONNETS.
HATS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
GLOVES,
ladies and gents hose, ladies' and gents hand
kerchiefs and collars, fancy neck k-tes rufflng
dress buttons and trimming. machine silk and cot
Ton, hair brushes, tooth brushes clothes brushes,
soaps. perfumery, enamel, skirt braid, embrolder.
ing braid, ladies corsets and hoops, btImoTal
skirts, lace wells tissue for wells, cloths for sacks
dress goods popiins lawns, ginghams, &c, &c
Mantua- making and all kinds of Miiuer WORK
done in the cheapest amt best manner
may ll'66
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

WE must clin6 Geary's breastworks
this fail! The Climber" will show you
how 10 do it. Send us clubs Of ten,
twenty, thirty, forty, fifty--iust asmany
as VOu please.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-18

\ Single Box of Brandreth's Pills
contains more vegetable extractiye matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the world beside; fifty
FIVE hundred physicians use them in their practice
to the exclusion Of other purgatives. The first
letter Of their value is yet scarcely appreciated
When they are better known, sudden death and
continued sickness will be of the past Let those
who know them speak right ont in their favor. 1t
is duty which will save life.
Our race are subject TO redundancy of yitiated
bile at this season and it is as dangerous as it Is
prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills afford an invau-
able and efficient protection. BY their occasional
prevent the collection of those impurities
which, when in sufficient quantities cause so much
danger to the bodys health. They soon cure Liv-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite Pain in
Head, Heartburn, Pain in the Breast bone Sud
den Faintness and Cosiiyeness Sold by all re-
spectacle Dealers in Medicines. mayIl go I'm.