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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June Is,

WASHINGTON, Friday, June ID, 1866.
In the Senate, the joint resolution for
the representation of the United States at the
Paris Exposition was taken up. The ques-
tion was upon the amendment of Mr.. HARRIS
to appropriate $25, 900 in coin for the erec-
tion Of buildings in Paris for the accommo-
dation of the United States. This was
agreed to by vote of Is against II. The
resolution then passed by vote of u
against Is, and goes to the House for con
currence in the amendments. A veto was
received from the President, containing his
objections to the bill enabling the New
York and Montana Mining Company to
purchase certain public lands.
In the House a resolution was adopted
appointing a Committee to investigate the
late case of assault committed on Mr.. GRIS-
NELL, of Iowa, by Mr.. Rousseau, of Ken
lucky. The Senate bill to regulate the ap-
pointment of Paymasters in the Navy was
passed Mr.. BINGHAM asked leave to offer
concurrent resolution requesting the
President of the United States to transmit
forthwith to the Executives of the several
States copies of the articles of amendment
proposed by Congress to the State Legisla
lures to amend the Constitution of the
United States, passed June IS, 1866, to
the end that the States may proceed to act
on said articles of amendment Mr. LIE
Blond objected, and argued that it should
not be adopted until the joint resolution
proposing the amendments were submitted
to and signed by the Executive. The
Speaker made lengthy decision, to the
effect that the joint resolution proposing
- h. T,,,+;+,t;,, II
be submitted to the President.
Saturday June 16, 1866.
In the House, Mr. Garfield gave notice
that he would to-day offer resolution d.
recting the Committee on Mileage to ex
anime and report what discrepancy, if any
there was between the amount of mileage
secured by members of the last Congress
and the amount claimed by them, and di
recting the Committee in future to allow
only the amount claimed Mr.. G. stated
certain facts in this connection, and, nc
other business being in order, Mr. Julian
addressed lhe House in favor of the Con
gressional plan Of Redistribution. Mr.
Stevens then gave notice of his intention
to offer a resolution that the Committee or
Foreign Affairs be instructed to inquire in.
to the propriety of loaning the Rupublic Of
Mexico, on proper security, 100000 900, tc
enable the said Republic to maintain its
Government and to prevent the establish.
ment of monarchical institutions on this
continent, supported the resolution in a
speech. Mr.. Niblack also spoke on gen
eral politics, Mr.. Davis on the tariff, and
Mr.. Kerr on railroads and Congress. The
death of the Hon James Humphrey was
then announced, and the House Immediate
ly adjourned as token of respect to his
memory.
The Senate was not in session.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21

s9- A copperhead boasted the other day
that the combination of the Johnson Re-
publcans with the democrats would result
in defeating Judge MERcuR for Congress
This reminds US of the old soaker up North,
who when asked if he took his liquor
strong, replied Not very water l.,
whiskey 90" The fusion in this District
will prove, "Disfranchisers" l, Copper 90.
That is all.-COlumbia Republican.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
na- A writer in the Boston Medical Jou,

r@- A writer in the Boston Medical Jour
nal expresses the opinion that the colera
in its present development in Europe is in
many respects unlike the epidemic of for,
mer years. Though severe in some places,
it has not been SO widespread and gener.
ally prevalent it did not continue to show
itself through the winter in England and
France as in the winters of lS4S and 1853 ;
as the spring opens it has not appeared in
England, and has not appeared so gener.
ally in emigrant vessels as in those years.
Ii it does obtain foothold at all in this
country, he believes it will be to limited
extent only, and will not be severe except
where the local causes are unusually bad.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21

LNLUUK FLUUK FLUUh III VIC"
IL OF the high price of wheat We have been endeayor-
ing to produce quality OF Rye Flour tor those
of our customers disposed to economse We now make
it so white as to be scarcely dstnguishabe from good
wheat -four Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat. also Buckwheat
-four, Corn meal and different kinds of Feed for SALE.
Cash paid for all kinds of grain.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
WARMERS JEwELRY STORE,
VERY LOW PRICES.

And examine his splendid stock of Watches and Jewel
ry of the latest designs and elaborate hnsh whleh a'
being sold at
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21

He also keeps the celebrated Seth Thomas Clock and
American and Stop Watches. Other articles usually
Kent in store of his kind Remember the place, Pat
ton Bio k N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry re-
paired and warranted . n,,rn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
Mlistrlloneous
| NEaW AILLINARY SHOP IN Ty,o.
MRS. II. VAN BRTNT

Respectfully announces 20 the IA di.g
vicinity, that she has just received .sis., "y4r
OF new style Hats Caps, Bonnels, &c asaorrr
variety OF Ribbons, Laces Flower. a!S9 aa9 g.
Wells. and numerous other articles Al nrfo c..
%h1 Sans ayGr ona hsE sata5cSo T,fa call Ss Goso@ work
York Homestead. near M. }. Coo!baugl',..' at ta
Wysox. May /, '66.-4W
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Cascade Mills, Camptown, June II, 1866.
WHOLESALE MUSIC DEPOT.


A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-J p. KirJys use
IN u.s. the Administrators Of Rachdt Murray, decd
No 346, December Term, 1866.
The undersigned auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute moneys arising from Sherhs sale OF de-
cedepts real estate will attend to the duties OF his ap
monument at his Office in Towanda boro On Wednes-
the 18th day of July 1866 at O'Clock p m at which
time and place all persons interested attend they
think proper or be forever debarred from the same.
JOHN w. MIX,
lima IA Isee Auditor,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
HEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED Ot
L THE AGE.
A NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING ART.
n. j. COGSWELL, NJ D.,
uycTENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

May be consulted in person or by letter, at his Ies
dence East Spring Hill, Bradford county, Pa.
N intelligent community require medical doctrine
grounded upon right reason, in harmony with and
avoucbed by the unerrng laws of Nature and OF the vi
Ia organism and authenticated by successful results.
Hence we solicit an examination OF our system. Claim
ing that all diseases be successfully treated with
truly Hygenc Agencies
No Drug poisons will be given. AS graduate Of the
only College in the world where health is taught, We
shall take especial pains to explain TO the patients the
nature OF the dserse The laws of life and health, why
it it is unnecessary and dangerous TO take drugs, and
how to preserve health and long life. VIII visit pa
desired.
East springh ill., Nay l, '66.-Iy,p.
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Nem advertisements.
TEFF DAVIS ESCAPED!

How many hearts will burn with indignation on read
ing this announcement. But counsel you 10 spare
your feelings of indignation for future period, lot
though this arch traitor has escaped being hung or so
the Pnhlic are reqnested 70 call at
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
HTOURl FLOURl FLOUR I'm view

Towanda, June 20, Is6G.-6m.p.
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WANTED-ACANAL BUAL, = ~ .@
w condition, and with tight aa:--s.-e,-- 3.
about 80 tons. address with particulars l5-.5- p
April 8, leG6--4T Box -,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
SOMETHING NEW.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
Manufacturers of Sorghum Strip. something Z
every body should have. lr HIIlI |.iI. y
A PATENT IiIoHT poR ruE MANutA AoruHK oE VIM
FROM rHK COMMON SORGHUM fl
The best OF Wine worth nom a. 20 20 As nef
gallon, made AZ - cost OF less than twenty ocnts
FOR information concerning individual, Manu-
featuring or Township Rights, address tho pro-
prietof, JOHN 4. SNEPP, hnAmIshurr
ILg .... Montgomery Co., b.
Editors Of Papers within tho State, by Inserting
ihe above In their paper for twn tnOnths will be
fntitlei " an Individual Right Tor Misunderstanding
fNu WINE f#ut.IH H..t fit.. Inar3i- WITT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
DIR. IL. CONWAY,
SURGEON DENTIST

HAVING REMOVED His OFFICE,
FROM Third, TO SECOND STREET, would respect.
fully inform his friends and patrons that he Is now
NhO may desire them, at his oiilce on SIclSONiii
STREET opposite the Dayton National Bank ~
apr it.3nid HIII,' 'I-' 1-~-7T'IHI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
vANDYNE & BRYNT,

AOESP LILY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they have purchasedthe Old standOi
John H. Kaufman, and arc preparad tO do all
ticular attention given 70 horse -shoang plOws OF
all kinds wagons and carriages nAde and re.
paired They Will warrant all their work.
janiB-wu NANDfkhN BRYANT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
DAYTON WOOLEN FACTORY,

nURING the past winter, has boon re-dttei
~ with entire new machinery, and Is well pro.
pared % card and spin wool into yarn. or manu-.
!hclufQ wool into JoAns, Satinets flannolE BlaiI-
kets, oto., by the yard or on shares koepa a good
assortment OF goetis 10 exchange for wool lfa .
Ierp0nS nt q distance can ship their wool by
railroad, with directions what they want ID made
into or xohanged ipr, aud Il viii llo promptly at
Tended 70; lf satisfaction Is not given the goods
can De returned and Will pay the marx OF price
Tor the wool that Was sent WILLIAM FISH, IN
ml2wSm No, R5 Finn street Dayton. Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

GOVERNOR FENroN's PARDoNs-C oMroUNDNG
FELoNY.-The public have severely criticised
our police, who have ON different occasions Sc
cured the property stolen and allowed the
thieves to escape. Police officers have been
charged with being guilty of compromising
felony by thus permitting the criminals to es-
cape justice. But 1t seems to us perfectly USE
less to thus arraign and denounce the police
for this offence as long as the Governor pardons
criminals after they have been convicted upon
the application of parties who expect to have
their property restored. When this course is
adopted by the highest Official in the State
there is no justice in denouncing police Off
Ger who secures the property and let's the sup
posed criminal escape before he is tried.
There is altogether too much leniency exhi-
bited of late in regard to those men who are
committing theft and other acts against the
peace of society. Governor Fenton appears to
be imbued with sympathy in that direction, and
has commenced in manner that would lead to
the inference that he contemplates general
Jail delivery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
Pei iticai Nows.

ms PRESIDENTS foiIoY Us WGsr "A sprciasS {" A'n
ingtou despatch to tho Boston Post says
prominent and very intelligent gentleman ~ u,s q
terror Department. who has been Journeying throsA y
Indiana and Michigan during the past two weeks ~
official business roporS that there reaction IN pOsih
cal sentiment those States He surprised u iDf
80 great unanimity IN favor OF the President
Mr. DAwsos's Contested SCAR c0nGWso. Mr.
Dawson, oe Pennsylvania whose scat In the House IL
contested confident that the report Of tho Committee
Eeetons will DO nearly IN his favor This
~ the last OF the Kind.
TIE DRncroaY's" IrAs Has No FnIESDs o. The cologci
population represented by Mr. Douglass aud Mr. Down
Ing entirely opposed 10 Mr stevens recpnsruction
plan. Dir. Douglass CONSIDERS u criminal, ani Carl
Sohurx says Of dsappo ntment all OVER the
country whom the report appeared.
ALA sUxsgR The Hartford C1t.rrn, Inpu5 can
ssys--
Senator Sumner thinks better to fsay The subject Of
reconstruction and IL apparently pleased IN, tbo
mitcc's report Is object enable He d..
cuelon, more talk AMI Icgs action, n that be
conceived He would like % air his theories While The
country suffering for OF practi He
would prefer 10 practise debate while divided country
asks Tor deeds aud not words of which latter there have
already been too many He thinks Congress- vii De
inspired by further debate he be correct spncr-,
may be insprlted by prolongng apparently useless
iiscIssobcctusc, IN the language OF ts purcm nded
statesman there eec'io:J pend ng'f--bni the
country IL lsnguishing under this treatment II may be
f1n TO sumner. bl, u "a dea.h % the Union Gauss
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.iaaes the loyal. grouping them ndiscrimnate
mas with the dlsioyh This course OF the oppos
uon nAs TAILED TO be satisfatory and therefore new
arguments must be found One Of these H. that although
tns present repreA entatiyes loyal the for
which thcy ei ccted will day expire ard they
may be followed by .disoysi The same ar.
xf,nent would affect every seat both houses OF Con.
ress because altboa gh the consttuona presumption
in favor OF loyalty the several states always
remains good va no one can absolutely
gusrantcc that any or State or district the United
States NAV not Al SOME future time send disloya rep
rcsrnta,ye We ali ses clearly tina, the question
Of what Is past yet VIVA, iu,uie Judged by any
standard Of patriosm ARA loyaltythat the whole Con
cress could accept districts ia every state and
OF the States have NJ u'nes neieloo'c suffered
themselves TO DO reprcsea cd py ilsoyM men, ana
any al! Of them may con.en ', "e sep',seh'.u
by disioyal men hereafter inc ony sur "g 70
guard against this imaginary danger moua w :"
dispense with Congress aIto,N Their Thus the "ivo'
Gates OF discussion seem 10 n NV. az VI" no
that entire system Wf n puncan goNr,nI ' :.
Is absurd failure What. On, n, y my CONCLUSION :
1t leas, that will bs admitted 10 ha'mo,
nize With my past life "a hopcaul-"y r.,.a
Of the presideni-bopefnl OF 10 congress-hope'
democratic party-horefal OF ths repleseh. ~,
stateshopcfu Of the unropresen,r Nts',r-auose a''
hopeful OF the whole people and 20 pc'' W nv ~.
tnucd favor OF Almighty God wbs sna" re.".n
here from the fold Of public service ana ti come "a
minglc your quiet and pssa in pursnfts,
desire and hope chen To be able to TOOK WIN re-
n'wcd affection aud pride upon OUT pesNe"
country hope that then while rcmenA Der no" rear.
fIly within own time she has bocn IL ,et, o'eB'u
and invested shall nevertheless he ,hg 10 say 70 AT
her enemies at homo as well az abroad
"Coompass her walls in solemn pomp-
Your eyes quite round her cast.
Count all her towers, and sea Il there
You Ind stone displaced
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and friends on Sunday. Liquor is openly sold
in wagons on the streets on the Sabbath; and
what with Westchester on the north and Jersey
on the west the metropolis by nightfall is re-
visited by class of inebriates who seem to
have been either struck by lightning or over
come by sour lager. There never were seen
Of one time SO many drunken people in the
streets of New York as there were last Sunday
This is owing to the over-stringency of the law;
and, being so, the law is worse than dead
letter, because it makes obstinate men do that
which their better reason would not justify.
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Court CsIendsr-This nav.

surrrxr CorRr-Cmcurr Part l--S0s ia-j. 1870,
1898. 1881 1872 1882 1891, 1898 1925 1927 1880 D0l
1903 1905 1907 loos, l6ai, 1915 1917, 1912 lsss -
Adjourned for the term. Part 3Nos. 0o5, SCI. puS,
Ii7 ~ ss3 ga 800. a. 737 s2T, so2 ss2 1890 1875
1890. -, ~, 12es, 1zs6
SrrREsx CuRr-SPyuAL rxRs. -Demurcrs.--Nos. Is,
Issues Of Law and fsct-Nos 23s, 49, 10p ell az,
2i3 2It as, 2o, az 2is 2i9, 22o III, "a 80 "a,
us 228, 22S Us, 22o
surxnIon Cousr-TsnL Ixsx Part 1.-so.. 25l7,
aslT ss5 ILL., 2053 1917 issg 2Os1 lat e2f7 z203,
Ell, 1919, 29s3 2351. Part Mo calendar posted.
COMMON PisAs Part 1--Nos ala 1910 1851, i5T2
fsIa $50 1895, 1t7k 1853, 15se 1870 1871 i5S4 SO
1854 Part Mos iiS2, 11le 1891, 1894, 1900 ico<,
feg1 1905, 1870. os<. ltto. 1851 1858. ltsa. i5ss
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THE FENIANs.

Landing Of Force ON Indian leland
They Retreat ON tho Appesra nee Of =
British Gunboat, &c.
EAsTroRr May q 1893.
Two boats loaded II b supposed with Fcnians effected
landing Indian Island last night and several rounds
Of shot were exchanged
The British war steamer Niger steamed from Campo.
beo FOR the scene Of action when the Fenians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

BrooxLvs AcAprxy MrSc-A Chanfran com.
msncss his engagement Of two nights with Manager Iy
lsure At this establishment Friday evening next whom
ne appears as Badger ths STREETS Of New York sup
ported by T. ParsIoe Jr, Bob, and enc company
including Mcssrs Hagan Boyd curran, rhsgus Beeks
Mesdamcs Hind skorret, Bland, aud others on s-iur.
day he presents bis orrina speclates OF sam and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
Marine DsSass~r.

NUNUTTA, Ia, NnY y, IFb1|
tn, hrg " Ring ffpfr Charleston Va New iork.
Sunday lit At soa by the steamship Emily
B Louder, the former an,tining cons.dcfsb' snags.
The RING wos taken IA tow by tho ~ amship ADD towr
back 10 Chaflealor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
The Pennsyivsnis Law Disfrsnchising
Dcscrfers.

Tho question OF the con-ti,niionay Of the isw dis
franchlsin desercrs In Pcnnsysana viii be argued In
the Supreme Court to-morrow. IL Is expected that all
the Justices will be present. and that Attorney General
Meredith will appear IN support Of the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

40 TO-, Nay ~ 100
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of North Anfris,.
independent order % Good rsfnplfs sr.sipn
- hO-t"r Tue meeting n rffodei over ~ -
Hatng NJ Wiscogsir Rsurc rn'atife rum nearly All
thc Norirrn and Western s,a.es a, vol from tie
Gambia. present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

An Amda will. Isaac O.. Dassabsrry.
~ No iD sortA asr~nfh ssrs~t. wn1srsaavr v t-srs
ssiv s.srn, sNe-nlr sstsfs shst ss p-s~tstf 80
s<srfsJ srtbct<d sitk nhsrnstsrr - anseis "
fos r~ -~<ss sn1 tat stsr bsyss TARA NJ .fs isss
u kgTC ANS sakAf nHBtnAffs hNhHDf 80
s.shlsf " ~ss -ithsuf ssssas~~ - .'as- 20 40 81
" p~ffsss k~sltA"
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The Ledger rn,~rp.ise.


ceorc gblis, the bold aud Drpsrftsvs Pm
prieof of the Psiir fly,r has del-miarl % sIrp1s
al hs Contemporaries ny erecting ~li' proises 90 b.
the most complete newspaper csiahi fhfnent 10 The
word Having purchased ilie sOu'Iw Dfnaf D. 2 nth
aud Chestnut street.. he La enter soa c1ntfsrt yth
tbst experienced schsnlr posbin Who
the T'les building which after q fan expermsni
We yisuiy pronounce tue rpppieiest AMI mat
comfortable osiablishmen, "a tlf .oun'fyl for an
cdincc - be called The "L,f9er Buliinr THIS
pie will be eighty for ies, front 90 chrstnut
street Dy bundled AID eigsy fort sfth street
portion Of the sixth sirss front u e-tn'ed that The
ertire cot vii bc NJ east hat million q lusrs With
h. experience az .oc a"ssn and daring publisher w
Chlds vii uaia rDcd uae ~ the nsnrfJ1r Inprps ..
pcn,s N Wsc'cal journalism, and with biz large
means he will b. aD'e many 81 tIose
INVENTOR yhlch BID TAR 20 maze The uersraper
purelv human agencies Very -.uc~friy a. spfia1f
bn pubic spirit, ADD Wish bun ue 10 one 81 tse
many Thousands .sy God sfsad' Ia sha' venture
come arf brilliant uBg artating snd sh. leave
many u hs contemporaries 20 tho r~sf h-rsnsc b. q
a genefo4s. catholic ana ibefsi -lDiei cuffn ani
beighber he wonderful inlssncr = sui improve
ment he has projected n -rfh and choslBai
may be pfedcsted frDm tbs effect - the Prcs
buildnx a Conner F0r gsneators .sv~n'h snf
Chestnut dan disfnal Ind iasrrtcd corner. sHt
III ragged efs, f,kef on, intD ,he % II tfe IL
a great city-diry the dav and dark The nxli Nov
10 sa brgh; and h-aut fai adgfhmcbt point - 80
from afar aud from 81 n "a may ce vast a-iancs
radlani al tnidn gh' 10 The brvsd siar~ ~ 1.y
Property IN the sicsnliy aa4 frvsn rsfsdly
M ,a M .,a md ~. s,.a.,. a. ~, ~
asleksbed n,o NJ and visor una~f en,sfpfi.s
which iaf not only ailrsni~i JrVns - our sanfsfd
par, ~ al who are ss-pra,~i Nth 10
Tie Lsigv ~ii have an sr"s, apou ~ oorn~f :. sisc
uical q. tue sudden sun burt out Of tbes b~ns ~
for bis esinbiishnsn' 80, surp-fae peops rci ~ TIE
rspidty ~ih .hch ALL b. pat 40 .sd asssss-d o. ~
- external and internal supsno<iiy
A.. sweet Opoposss-Ths Ladies
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HINF1IINl Wy = Nd
The Conmittee Of Consryss FOR IA, Investigation Of
the riots have organized Tho COfnn.-oncfH under
Generals StoncmaD ard Fskc, and have already taken
considerable te.,iuony me Ipi,1ncAe ami cor'nsrai
advice tho citizens 10 afofi the committee egsry
f,clity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

tAuo, Nay -. I%b
Hair block NJ wooden bu dings The ohio les 80.
including the VIRGINIA Hotel burnri this nDrnng
Los $1,000 Puuiy insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

woe p, tr-si q ~ ssr-ras'ty ". shsi..es eessg.f
rfs N ffrs ffara if rhisfsrs sys tsys4 ssl y
~ fs~e as rps, sr-~o.s \, - fo41d rfy 4 "
rg1r1-~l Dsyo4 y h-e~issy sd % css~eh. ssss A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
Funeral OF Bishop au yr...
Ftr~ az Cairo.

TINfDsfT7, K y, va =, IFb
Tie f1pcr, " Pisbop Burgess 40, uaks y,re til
"Wednesday. Nay 30 AZ Guin@r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

Boy Niii~r's Hair Dss-Bisek OF Bros~s.
lag Sc - cents 80 - a. afuEE.ss Dsiat. ib~v
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TiiF EfsKsr rf''s'kOg ENOtlSN srorsu A.D PARIS
fDAfiNgs rect iFNiNi. 'ifrHf And DrEaktss
- YI,~f ths cify. 'ssniisnsa call Ant fuf- t4~fn
BROkAN bhDa - L. tyrir l.o- sli % Ps4g-a
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~. 80 Is.i..s, A.; - .a.lsas.! 49, ~
Tier sd fsi rai'sE n 81 "a ,~sss
grAfaa y ehsnes tls rAts t-rfeitons - ~ - Asn 81
hssf ard ofgsas v ks&ity esi-ga so
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Besker'. Frrit Fisvors. fsr CONNECTIONS
C,fnrf Gold ,sd 400 ssi ~ E.-t f~Bs
81 Nh L..
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