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A SENTIMENTAL old bachelor saysa wom-
an : heart is the sweetest thing in the
wofd; in fact, perfect honey eon,b-fuR of
cells. Bee ware.
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Coon spirits are often taken for good ma
tire, vet nothing differs SO much, insensl-
bility being generally the source OF the FORM
er and sensibility the latter.
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n w. GROUSE
". "

II W. GROUSE
-, WHOLESALE TOBACC0NIST,
>, On Penn street few doors west Of the Court
House, North side, Bedford, Pa, is nov prepared
toseil by Wholesale ali kinds Of CIGARS. All
orders promptly filed Persons desiring anything
N MS line win do well to give him call.
Bedford, Oct 90 'e5.
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Your OWN BUSINESS. s.-How annoying
to an industrious man to have Office losfers
hanging round, not only killing their own
time but his also. Such persons ufully
complain Of hard times, poor pay,
bad government, and go about in slip
shod way, grumbling, grunting, or cursng,
complaining of others and excusing them
selves. They find fault quarrel with women
and children but fail to hit those most to
blame-themselyes Loafers generally
smoke, chew, OF drink; and are always ready
to take hand at any game where the chan
ces may result In gratuitous treat by a
junior loafer, whose means are not yet
exhausted Oh, could these persons but
see where this sort oflife most lead 70, would
they, could they, continue on? Idleless,
dissipation, and disease, lead to death of
body and soul. Reader, adnonish the loaf
er set him to work induce him to read,
think and pray to be delivered from the
temptation which leads straight TO perdi-
ton. Do not permit ''loafers" to live in
your presence Set them to work, and
teach them business, and induce them to
mind it.
In MEMoRIAM. The Rochester Democrat
proposes to erect a monument in honor of
the defunct Democracy, and offers the fol-
lowing as an inscription
He Jdcet
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
kind husband nf
SLAVERY,
an indulgent father of
RIoTs,
and firm friend
of
REBELLION.
The tnnder nlant that nnrth Winds chilled
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-07-13

The intelligence and education of peo-
lple are the passports Of country to EMU
lsnce and prosperity
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-07-13

The tender plant that north winds chilled,
Has droopsd and Withered in its prime;
But what the snowy ballot killed,
May flourish in q ,raraer cline.
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DENTISTS.
nENTISTRY.

II ENTISTRY.
IL T. N. BOWSER, RESIDENT DENTIST, WooD-
BERRY. Pa, visits Bloody Run three days of each
month, commencing with the second Tuesday Of
tho month. Prepared to perform all Dental oPer-
ations with which he may be favored. Terms
1ithin the reach Of all and strictly cash ereept bV
sgecial contract. Work 10 be sent by mail OF 9th
wise, must be paid for when impressions are taken
aug5 64:tf
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3. CESSNA,

I 3. CESSNA,
sB ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office with JOHN cessna, on Julianna street, in
the Office formerly occupied by King Jordan,
and recently by Filler & Keagy. All business
entrusted to his care will receive faithful and
prompt attention. Military Claims, Pensions, &C.,
speedily collected.
Bedford, June 9, 1868.
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PHYSICIANS.

YXTM. W. JAMESON, II. D.,
w BLOODY Run, PAs
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the people Of that place and vicinity. [dccS:iyr
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ToHN Y. KEAGY.
frFrrf q II
AT LAW.

I Ohm 7. kEAGY,
d ATTORNEY AT LAW
BEDFORD, PENN'A.,
Offers to give satisfaction to all who may en-
trust their legal business to him. WIN collect
moneys Oh evidences of debt, and speedily pro-
cure bonnfies and pensions 20 soldiers, their wild
ows or heirs. Office two doors west Of Telegraph
Office. aprll366-ly.
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DURBORROW & LUTZ,
4 =
VS. + n IT E.7W.

nURBORROW Il LUTZ,
.FTYOR.N.E Us 1T E.7H:.
BEDFORD, PA,
VIII attend promptly to all business intrusted to
their care. Collections made on the shortest no.
tce.
They are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
and win give special attention to the prosecution
Of claims against the Government for Pensions,
Back Paw Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
Office on Juliana street, one door South of the
'Nepge House" and nearly opposite the Inquirer
Office. April rs, 1s65:t
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A MANS worth consists in his virtue,
and not In his dollars and es''
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JOIN PALMER,

y Attorney at Law, Bedford, Pa.
win promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care.
W. Particular attention paid to the collection
Of Military claims Office on Julianna ST., nearly
opposite the Mengel House.l june23, '65ly
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DR. b. F. HARRY,
- Respectfully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt Street in the building
formerly occupied by DR.. ]. H. Hcfus.
April 1, l864-tf.
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NJ. ALSIP,

rTININTETI. AND IITNGENFELTER,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, "a.
Have formed partnership in the practice of
the Law Office on Juliana Street, two doors South
Of the Mengel House.
aprI 1S64--tE
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T L. MARBoURG, NJ. D.,
y, Having permanently located respectfully
tenders his Professional services to the citizens
ofBedford and vicinity. Office or Juliana street.
opposite the Bank, one door north Of Hall Pal
ner's Office. April l, lS64-tf.
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TOHN MOWER,
sl ATTORNEY ATT LAW.
BEDFoRD, PA.
April l, 1S64.-tE
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Ir9fessiqnaI { 8asiness Nards.
ATTORNEYS A AT LAW.
B. r. WEYERs.......-.-.......... W. DIcKERs
NTLYEBS q DICKERSoN,
lI ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

IENtUkIll i ENN Az
Office same as formerly occupied by Hon. W. p.
schell, two doors east Of the Gdzetie Office, win
practice in the several Courts of Bedford county.
Pensions, bounties and back pay obtained and the
purchase Of Real Estate attended to.
May II, '66-1yr.
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9petrn.
From the Atlantic, for July.
THE DEATH OF SLAVERY.

BY wILLlAn CULLEN BRrANr.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
THE CANADIAN riRLIiWST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO rvs sew Yow ussllp.

D,cbntc on the Maintenance oT she voInn-
ieer--Fcniani-m Not D~sd-Thr Attorney
General ON the Volunteer Omccs-. SC.
OTTAWA, July -, 1896
sn the psrsncn, the itcm for the payment Of the
'osin'ser siad for the ensuing year, j. - Macdonald
attacked the government for negligence and extrava-
sanrc in maintaining many Ulcers than
say. They also had engineers who constructed forn.
csons VI snow for the defence Of Montreal the only
utility " which 10 block the roads with Ice during
onehsi the year, and 20 render them impsssabie with
pools of water the other half fIaushter) Hc
iavor of curaing aud correcting such groes abuses
The Attorney General replied and In the course ~ his
Icccu shd 'hai was too soon 10 Nszil the miltary
The resess spirits who Rad given the country much
trouble wiz give more He had every 20 believe
mat the fcnan organization Is rot going 10 abandon al
their efforts 10 overthrow British dominion Canada
Know whether " wear their swords on their right OF
let SIDES Tor the reason Of bcm appointed
when y. = Mcdonald was NJ the head OF the govern.
ment
Mr.. Mcdonald denied that tbcse were his appoint.
menlS And MI Mckenzie demanded Why tho present
government allowed such state Of things the AZ.
Grney General had admitted To exist
further discussion onsued and the coalition forced
the item through.
On the item for arrnlns the volunteers Mr. Hohon
SPOKE issor OF supplying the forces with breech
Ioaacrs MI hcDoraid thought thai " the Canadians
verc wi,ns 70 turn on, In defence Of England, she
snoutd, ~ least be willing 20 supply them With arms
MT Jones replied that to the disgrace Of the Canadian
government the troops badly supplied lately when
they were wanted having knapsacks and that Colo.
nei isacock had 70 halt and feed his men and that this
wa. ,ne reason the fensns escaped after their battle
WITH the volunteers Ho did not believe that Ep gland
passed --FFS''@~
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ntclsoSs IN SUPREME cuuaT-cHAmufas.
Before judge clerke

JrLf &C. &. West vs. Edward Bennett--The dc.
fendant ordered 70 be hned 500 indemnify plaintiff
for the amount Of bis judgment aud 90 satisfy his
ana expenses Defendant TO be committed until the
payment OF s,id amount
Nathaniel Banvot et al va Thomas Kirkpatrick Mo.
ton for attachment denied with $40 costs
Benjamin Marks OF al ". BENJAMIN g. Lydon.-Mo
tion granted with $40 costs
Hannah Tobias ". Ann r. Cohen ct al-Motinn denied
without costs on the ground Of aches tho part Of the
plaintiff -
In the matter OF the application OF the First National
hank OF headvilie, &c--Motion granted. VIM Bruugh
TO be appointed sole rusoo security be xed by the
Jadrc who shall settle tho order
Before Judge Barnard.
Joseph Eneas vs.. James Wagner. The papers show
MINK, that plaintiff is a resident STAY set aside
Albert Cranc vs. Julia A. Crane-Motion for the AN.
polntmont OF guardian granted
sarah C. Edwards vs. Charles j. Psrdee.--Notion
Preston Ware ct al VI. Lewis whitehouse. Motion
denied.
c"chieo Mining Go. Va T. W. Gilbert-Motion granted
on payment Of costs
hnwasse Mining co. vs. tho same Same decision
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NEWS ITEMS.

Negroes and white men equal parties TO tight n
a barroom at Savannah, Ga, the 10th. One negroi
was mortally wounded
IL is reported that two and boy, who confessed
TO several murders and robberes, hung by Judged
Lynch at Louisa, Ky on the 18th.
terrible fight occurred on board the bark Peshtge.
outward bound from Chicago, the 10th. The matte
was killed and sailor horribly mutilated-
duel was fought at Mobile the 10th between api
ex-rebe and an exedera soldier The rebel killed.
George w. Foe, a In Thorp's rife factoryi
Hartford Conn.,, murderousy assaulted the 21sf
by fellow named Dennis Reardorn who has been caps
tured
George Moody, charged with placing obsructons M
tho track Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Lisa
bon, has been bound the Superior Court for trial.
For want Of sureties in 81, 500 he was sent 70 Jail
tn Q name Of the negro who murdered b. s. Rbett in
South Carolina recently, is Horace Greeley.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

Erscpuos os Gsrrs AT Brrox Kr --0n Friday, ths
ish inst Gaisss the murderer of hcNsbb. suffered the
extreme penalty Of the Law, 81 Benton, Ky The cxeca.
hon witnessed by conooursc Of people estimated NJ
from ave 10 eight thousand The parting between the
condemned and his wife n described ~ very ahcct
ing-psrfectiy hosrtrsndng He seemed perfectly calm
on emerging from the Jail and when the scsnoh at
tempted 10 address The crowd but could not uiter
word The fall some four nve feet and bis mack
was disocatsd when he dropped Hs feet touched the
earth and he scmed 20 be standing erect on the ground
causing good deal Of dssaisscuon among the spectators
Until Was ssccrtsned that his weight hung entirely on
The rope. He died In nine minutes IL ~ said thai
Games has made fun confession which Il In the hands
Of Rev. Mr. Fo~stt his spiritual adviser, and HE career
OF ~lckeiness dates back 10 his tenih war Hs nc.
comrlce IN The murder which he explstfi on the fai.
lovs 10 . man named Hamilton, who has bceu arrcsitI
snd ~B sboriy 10 .gie,-
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Died.

CASFInD.-On Tuesday, July "a, JANE CAxrIr9D,
youngest da gher Of Wary and Samuel l. Canfeli aged
year. 4months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
dence No. 9S Ryerson street. brooklyn, this (Wedncs
day) afternoon. at three O'Clock.
MrPmLPs.-On Sunday morning, July %, JOHN J..
McpHnIrs native Of the county Monaghan, Ireland,
aged 27 years.
his brothers james and Patrick also the Confraterny
Of S. Vincent de Paul, and Sodality Of B. " N. at
tached TO St. AIMS Roman Catholic church, invited
10 attend The unera from his late residence No l22
West Twentieth street. this "Wednesday morning al
nine o'clock from thence TO st. Francis Xavers church.
West Sixteenth street, where there will be solemn
QUEEN mass of red for tn repose OF his SOUL thence 10
Calvary Cemetery for nterment.
Columbus lGa) and Mobile papers please copy.
iFr O,her Deaths Ser Third Ihgel
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NuI ufAu.
ro rns kprron or rus uEnA,.n.

ro rns EDITOR or rus HERALD.
Nrw YORK. July -, Ises
in this days issue Of your journal the reporter has
stated that died Of cholera last evening Inasuuch a.
nave not been ~ lately and that there GOULD not b.
therefore, anv foundation for snch report, canno,
conceive why anything OF the Kind could have been In
sered ask you as simple act Of justice 10 deny the
s''tincne ID. O'srLLIvAN
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

MURDER AND SUICIDE ~ KEyrUcKy--A horrible tragedp
occurred few days since in Caldwell county, KY MI
Alexander sixty years OF age, had been marriea
twice. and some time since had separated from his ws
afterwards living with her again. After returning "
hts wife the second time she persenty demanded thai
the marriage ceremony should be performed the second
time For consid rabie time these old folks lived TOD
gether very dsagreeaby, when ut last day while
Of Mr. Alexander In the barn at work, he heard
pistol fired. Proceeding Immediately TO the house, hs
discovered that his father lying dead upon the floor
two shots having taken efct Upon the appearance or
the the instant fred upon him. the ball taking
effect in the hand, but doing serious damage Tho
hastened neigbors house TO procure assistance
and upon his With party they beheld the wfo
lying dead In the yard, she having taken her life
Ecansuitk, Ind, Journal, Iuly1
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

The annual public exercises AT this university viii
open on Friday evening next, July %, with tho cxhibi
tion or the Grammar School. ON Sunday morning mex,
the before the Education Society will ba 10.
livc'od by Rev NJ. :. Rddc, Of New Brunswick. " J.
In the evening sermon will he delivered before The So.
ricty for Inquiry by Rev. Tbouns Armtage ID D., OF the
Fifth Avenue baptist church, in tbis city On Monday
30ti the literary societies will hold their anniversaries
The oraon will be delivered by Mr. Enos Clark, Of II
Louis, Mo-, and the poom by Rev. s " smith, of New
ton, Mass
The Theological Seminary viii hold iis anniversary
Tuesday morning, and In the evening the annual dis
before the Association of Alumni and Friends will
he given by Rev !. = Holmes, OF this city
"Wednesday, August I, win be Commencement nay.
After the and honors the evening will
ushor IN the well known fcsvity OF the Alrmni spd
friends. and this VIII close the annversEry
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
fustsil of JAMES s. THosk IN Tsoy.

TRoY, ~ Y, July "a 1896
Ihe funeral Of James 2 Thorn late OF the Troy TTres
mo memper Of the Inst Legislature cf this state
p'soe mere today Two thousand persons were present
representing the Knights remplsrs of The Masonic fra
tsrniy the Fire Department, the state Legislature the
~ Common Council and the press of the city. Gene
raj WOOL Judge Could and Mayor Flag we're among the
mcernen. The bells were scued and bags are dying q
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

GREAT BRITAIN IN Account WITH THE UNITED sfATR.-
Mr. James Munroe, Of this city yesterday morning
ceived by express from New York sixteen chronomeers
stolen by Waddeli OF the British pirate SHENANDOAH
from whale ships, follows William Thompson,
one; Nassau, one, Abasal 1: Jireh Swift, one; Con
grcss two Gypsey, one Sophia Thornton one; HECTOR
two; Waverley, one; Nmrod three; Martha I'd,
Fabus The flags and chronometers thus recovered
will he credited the against the English gov
eminent Tor the losses sustained by OF their pratt
cal vessel-NeW Bedtrd thass) Mercury.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
COLLEGE ComMEHcEmsaTs.
Middiebury College, Vernon,


TIL. Commencement exercises OF Mddlcbury College
~1 ~ follows
srspAr, August D. one M--Baccalaurcaic sermon bv
the President
TJrsD1y, August T. cic,cn A. M.-Address before the
PhiloIaahesian Society, by Geo =. Edmunds, Of Bur
hngion At halfpas tive H. NJ. address before the shia
dclphian Society by Prof Edwards H. Park, y. E, OF
3niovcr, Mas. Evening. Parkcrinn prize speaking
WEDNESDAY,. August S--AuEiy~r-aTy ~ Associated
Alumn. rrn \. NJ, Oisu0n by Joseph IL Barrett class
81 lSe: Poem, Ivy l.. y. sherman, class ut 1870. The
literary exercises Will be saccccdod by dinner and social
rcanioa OF the Alumni.
TnurspAy, August q, nine A. M--Inaugnnlton Of Rev.
H. ID kltchei President Halfpa O'Clock T. ~.
oratons and othcr exercises OF the graduating class
Masters Grafton, by ~ Il. Smith, A b..
The preliminary meeting OF the Alumni will be held on
Tuesday, August at nine A. NJ at the lecture room OF
the Congregational church registry for the Alumni
viii there be opened Tie annual meeting Of the
citation viii be held al the College chapel August g. a,
nps NJ
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
A PRIZE FIGHT ON TINE TAPS.

pri~s light Is on The taps between two noviccs TIE
match y Tor 5000 a side. Tho names Of the principals
and the place OF encounter arc for the present ator
q secrecy The mill will take place about the middle
cf the coming month Considerable money has becn
bet BY the friends ON both stdes
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
Lafayette College.

ESsfvN, Ia, Jury -, lN'D
AZ The commcncemont exercises Of Lafayette College
to-day Professor Ice late major of the Fourth New York
artillery, delivered address 60 tho alumni and friends
of the college the services rendered by the students
In the late war by whom the College had been repre-
scnted In ninry-iyc regiments from hftccn different
ias Tho corner stone the Scientific School buding
b. laid to-day by Rev George JuEker, ID. ID
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
TINE ANTI-REHT TROUBLES EHpep.

Tie ant-rent war is virtually ended rwo Additional
vrs scment have bess executed and several of ths
f.!ssss aG..E .ncm vns s.v. - ,,,,.s s,,s.tss
&ms Againae them further pro-
.S,s iii ~ deayed fAe pvsnasss already seises
Sy The military Win b formally dsliysr.d . ns CAsses
rsrv viii be relieved foJA duty and tss.n home IA
CHS ci,y TO- .aOrroW evening
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news From FORTRESS mONpoe.

FonfvEss h0sEoy July II, 1854.
The gunboai Agswam arrived to-day from the Porte.
mouth Navy Yard, having completed her repairs she
viii remain hero two three days adjusting her com
pssecs aud will then proceed direct n Fort Roysl
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
nuElfR m ciHCINniIL

GscxsAr, Jnly ~ ls0d
ltn1lts = t"rrv, clerk the Spencer House va,
sF~ We srlns ~ > lawyer ~ this clty nsmed 3 e.
y y, t0ip iicJ ibis morpirs
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

a lori SAssF6ab's sslssrp,sd senp;rs: iasosas
loo@ from 70 gpwara; coolies, and sweetest in Tho
and eoes eoss ps
Asor place sirn of the golden kettle corner store
A DIVORCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY sTATK
GScoS SoSaes and ss
50 Nassau street
CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS. TENDER FEET, Ac..
RlcE's Annihator Corns, BunIohs, Nails BY mali
80 cents.
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
oancs noGEs Attorney ana
Counsellor. 7s Nassau street
FREsGKsEsS. TAN y, ANp rIsrIEs IMPLIES. RI, sEMoyED At
@ Bsnisner =, Price 80 cents sod by DEAAs BARNES
MILLIONS or. MOTHERS AND NURSES cERrIry
for children Free s osnts AGENTS DaAs EN- Y stSSEs
Co, 81 Park row,
E. b. FOoe, NJ. D., i.lso Broadway. ~
CsmsF sss. snS Gs g. s;J19,V Address
Confidential Information for the Married Sent free IN
way y. Y,
Medical Common Sense 40 pages; 100 illustrations;
sent nee Address The asnof r foo.e iiss Broaassy,
.,S con.s;,on fee daily from A tosP In.
IL Asl isisTid ffsTaS FILTH 5T5ihssl AsNssr
ALL BOWEL WI. Sosr1.AIsrs. Sosf
Ataspoonfu in half tumbler water (as a draus viii
ors y ss STOP sse mos, painful dseharses
all Rheumatc and Seursgc Affections Sore Throat ASH
wn KEyIR Pain EXISTS
Price e' 20 cents per bottle sold by druggists
RADw1Y a CO. q Maiden l.ne
0uE STRONG ANN usr.t,y mn a, r,,v n,y
o. Bilious rever of Darrhoa of Dy.en,ery. Of chol.r.
Morbus Of Asa,c choler, because they can carr,
without suecumbns large quantity Of the humors whIss
occason these complaints the quantity sep zoe
large for their then indeed ther,
time 70 lose.
BRANDRBrH's FILLS
BRASDRETH's PILLS
BRASpRETH's PILLS
be applied Opium and all rcmed.. ,h., INA
up, than useless.
Bat
BRASDRErn's PILLS
BRASDRErH's PILLS
80 ss hs dinculiy and dri,, 90, an no
humOrs thai al i, ger hss
Inflammation or Ne sowss and all acu., RAIN. ~.
cured by them Ample direction. are with each boz,
.-,,,, onlee Brandreih House
TTrHAss HAIR Gloss AND CURLING rIuIDti
~ INC Wsi half dressing In the world Price k1hi'
odd bv BARNES. y PARK row. and all ~-~esista
LOAN OFFICES.
ArT.-MOSEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON ptk.
4 \ NoNl% WATCHES JEWELkY. &Ca OR IHr
|, rATNnRo kERs TICKETS BOUGHT ros DiAMoNps.
A sa BRoADwAy-I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
~ for Diainoads Watches, Jeweiry Ae, or Advance %
IsAics, Diamond Broser. opposite wAIlAes's thssire
A 9ls BROADWAY KNOX BUILDING.
a Di,WoxDs wAr'HEs, PRECIOUS STONES Ac
THIS OLD EsrhBLdsHsn OFFICE
PAYS TIE nTsoSg ssw wfss S yoN Pits2sp rs2
y B-DIkwoSps. WATCHER lc., foR SALE
oFsiGk 4 9Skf n2Ssds shSs .s Il d.are, rsss
rIcKErs DIAMONDS, wATcHrS,
be private 10 Baysa street. basensnt bow
~ aud Mot street
COAL. WOOD. &C.
u per chaidrrn delivered " cRhPsPR BURNS srE
est Eighteenth and JOAN SMITH %
'ne 9 snd Fineenth street.
MATRIMONIAL.
GENTLEMAN or WEALTH AND RRspgcrA
ss .s.. .is.. ,.s,.. % ~. %.f 5,s -, , rsS Ss
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. July "a, 1866
Arrangements have been made arrest the s'conven-
tion ploters f they attempt to assemble on the 18Th
under the recent charge to the Grand Jury.
There Is universal congratulaon ut the extraordinary
health and prosperity Of the city.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
COLD DUST rc,om MONTANA.

y Sr LOUr, July "a, 1865
A/out three hundred thousand dollars In gold doss
st. Joseph yesterday In the hands OF passengers
from Mon tana
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nLD EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT sPECTAcLEs
" doctor. medicine. Pamphlet mailed free Addrt
+. b. Foote. ~. d., l,l3o Broadway, NY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-10


New BUSINESS FIRM Our advertising
columns this morning, announce the
existence OF new firm and new whole,
sale Notion House. IuRNIcK Broth.
ERs have fitted up an excellent room on
Fist street, next door to the First Ma.
tional Bank, and are putting into it a
good stock of notions and fancy goods
Mr.. S. N. Curnick, is well known to our
citizens, having been for years in the
house of Keen & Preston, and more re.
Gently in the clothing establishment of
Anspaeher & Sons Mr.. James Curnick,
for several years past, has been with Mr..
Lewis Howes in Memphis. We com.
mend this new establishment to the
favorable consideration of retail mer.
chants.