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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23
NEW GOODsl NEW GooDSt
Miss KATE DEAL & Mrs. NJ. R. SCHAFER

Two doors North of Reamer's Drug Store,
JULIANA STREET,
are constant receiving
NEW GOODS
They keep fne assortment of
BONNETS and HATS,
BONNET SILKS and VELVETS,
RIBBONS and FLOWERS;
fine assortment of
Zephyr Goods, Breakfast Shawls, Hoods,
Comforts, Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirts,
Gloves, Ladies' and Children's Hose,
Dress Trimmings and Buttons of
all kinds, Ladies Silk Scarfs,
Ladies' Collars & Cuffs,
Handkerchiefs,
and Wells.
Also,
Skirt Braids, Embroidery Braids, Sewing
Silks, Spool Cotton, Zephyr, Corsets,
Head Nets, Belt Buckles, &c. &c.
CLOAKS AND COATS
of all descriptions. Also, fine assortment of
CLOTH.
which they will make up on the shortest no.
tice. They also do all kinds of sewing. La
dies who want a good fit should give them a
call nov5: Tyr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23
SATURDAY, Feb. II
SENATE.

Remonstrances against the Lombard and
South streets railway supplement were read
Also, one against Sunday-car travel. A
letter was read frcm Plymouth, Montgom-
cry county, calling attention to the existence
and spread of the cattle pleague in that
county. 1t seems that the disease first
made It's appearance in the spring of 1865,
and since then has been steadily on the in
crease. A large number of cattle have died,
and most of the meat has been sold. A con
siderable quantity of it TOO has been brought
to this city and sold In our markets. A
special committee was appointed and the
subject referred. A bill was read authoriz-
ing the Southwark Passenger Railway Com
pany to extend their track from Washington
street north along Swan and Penn street,
and Delaware avenue to Dock, thence along
Dock to Front, and along Front to Wash
ington. A supplement- to the act defining
the boundary between Philadelphia and
Montgomery county was read. Adjourned
until February 9th.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23
coNsuITING MINERoIocIsT.
EUGENE N. RIoTTE, ESQ.,, Austin City;
Nevada.

This Company has been organized for the pur-
pose of fprosecuting the business Of Silver Mining
on thoroughly legitimate basis devoid of all at
tempts at speculation. Their property comprises
six (6) separate, distinct, Silver-bearing Ledges
OF Lodes in San Antonio Mining District Nye
county Nevada, in the richest portion of the ceie
brated "Reese-river Region, and admirably loca-
ted in every respect for profitable mining. These
Silver Mines known respectively as the CE-
sAR, CICERO, SHAKESPEARE, SHAY and CURTIS,
PALEsF4NE and MAcEDoN LEDGEs, and the prop
erty of the Company consists of an original loea-
tion of 900 feet along the course of each vein or
grand total of SIX THOUSAND FEET OF
MINING GROUND. The Secretary of the Com
pany has visited these mines in company with
several experienced miners and mining en- gineers,
and givon them thorough examination Full
particulars in regard to their inexhaustible wealth
and resources viii be furnished application at
the Principal Office,
SOC CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
where also can be seen the richest cabinet of sill
yer ores silver bullion, &C., exhibited in the
Atlantic States. Abundant evidence Of the most
satisfactory and conclusive character has been fur
nished the Board of Directors in regard to the
wealth and permanence of the mines. Tie title
TO the property has been subjected to the most
careful examination, and found to be perfect in
particular-of which fact the highest official
dorsements have been obtained The Company
have secured the services of a thoroughly expert
enced Mining Superintendent Ga resident of Ne
vada), who is already engaged in the extraction
of ore from the mines As the working
caIital of the Company is secured the erection of
permanent and efficient reduction works will be
commenced.
The six ilver-bearing lodges belonging to this
Company range in width from three to fifteen feet,
and assays of average from near the surface
range from hundred 10 thousand dol
lars per ton IN siirer
No other Silver Mining Company has yet been
organized in the Atlantic States with such an ab-
solute assurance of success, and thosewho are for
tunate enough to secure stock in the MACED0N
SILVER MINING COMPANY will rerp a muni-
fcent reward, in the shape of early and unexam-
pied dividends, and the consequent rapid enhance
ment of the market value of the Stock.
A full Prospectus OF the Company will be issued
previous to January Ist.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23
IS OFIBN THE AEbULi. n
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
s,,n,,n a. tha rrs,,

Is OFTEN THE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
having direct influence to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief
FOR BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
CONSUMPTION 4 THROAT DISEASES,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The Troches recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be-
ing an article Of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy by a test Of many years, each year
find them in localities in various parts of the
worlt, and the Troches are universally pronoun-
eed better than other articles.
Obtain only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,' y
and dc not take any of tho Worthless limitations
that m,Iy be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
Fortign countries, at S5 cents per box.
Nov. 10, 1855.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23
DUDLIc SALE

IL OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber viii offer at public sale, at his
iaence in .Colerain toynsbiD on
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23

Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

Il
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD
DE CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the lungs, "a Permanent
Throat Affection, or am IucurabIe
Lung Disease
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-02-23

was presented An historical painting Of
the battle of Gettysburg is to be prepared
An act has been introduced to further ex
tend the time in which State banks may
change into National banks. A bill was also
presented providing for the security of ska
ters. Several other bills were offered Ad-
journed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
PHI AprIpHTA cATTIE MARKET-Dee H.


There good supply Of beef cattle this week and the de
mand quite brisk but poes remain about the same 2
head disposed Of at FROM t 10 ga for fair 20 COED cattle
and from tl5 - 70 tl6per lOO for prime and extra
SHELP-TheFe but little change In this market The Of
fernCs amounted 800 head and sales made al Sm u
Ss5tc.-yer 10 gross. 70 quality and condition
HOGsThe market for hogs continues duh Over OOo head
sold at from q 20 e. p per 100 net This falling oh
IN price. compared with last week-
CoWs-She sle OF COWS amounted to OPS head proes
ranging fran go 10 90 for Sprnger and OE ~ TO S5 fo
COW and cGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE:
FORT on NEw-roRk. D,c
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship MeEsks Libby cs..run Il,lnsslsn 70. Co
Steamship giIo Cs;ls Adam. Havana Garrison Allen
w:a.a sseI F.s s rSri sasis Ita Wood
Bark Minnie Of MsySsd tBr Wight Bels,, via B.iaors
Brs D TrowSTiS:e Mecory DeHarurs D. Trowbridss Co
Bns Ch1hs, Albert (BE Hardy DsmsrsIa Norfolk Brett soA
Brig IIenrs,.. Orb Cooper Bermuda, Necan Firth.
Bns Eoncs IBFj Beciwih Na,g, n B.; ?. De wO1t Co.
s.sT, c cS..s Po rsi'i ns1 aasaE,cD
Brs Peter (Praisl BrsekWOld, Hamburg. FOneb MsDehs
Bhs Elizabeth Kelly tB JOn,s Falmouth Queenstown, o.
sekI. = Arth.mius Mitchell Boston Snow RchsrS.os.
sehr Honest Abe Comfy Providence Th.ysr ssrs,St
@ A ASSs EOS EHsd ab & B. HaS Co.
ss s s ais: Essa:'SS a ss;' 3. wa
se S %cs a S.go S c Mc s11" %
sehr O. Issne, Toyn,esd ssysHnsh ysR Blont sashI
schr. Deborah Jones. Baker. BOsiOn. O. X. Racket
ARRIVED
Steamship Fade Greene, Havana Dec With mdse and pass
Slip Witch Boston,. Mcdonald teo .0rr.y
SosnO % 1s. bsi0s sstI. pa.
Brig Princes. Alice JOf Bette Hond Price Gbara days
'' En- as S 6i.s SMITH ten wD . S. with plaster to
master
s t f9oed c&:Gs R:ssi Tor
sSsT S.Ts o Il s. ~sSs v t
sshr Merrill H,r; Of $. SsO.r Is Hart Nsnys..o
Smith Nichols St asrs. D.
NOTICE TO MARINERS ssss cd
The wreck Of the steamship scotland be.,s ifSs l Lsat
southern Black Buoy Of the Bar south byAMssssf mile
'' The wreck f,b. Kat. Dyer bear. from Eve ),
Ten miles distant the OPsan ysrs.A with
Dsc.SSsf II. 1866 .sn, si .,srssss5@If
rH' FOLLOWING '0T''' H fg ri Ts
h EsU s % h V dn md isf 10
s q: ggsS5 1 az I low. station: .ssfs J with
Due nOticr vii be given o shss yys sn.n'.os sss.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
Exported tor TK TEnTSs for ne ''esE 'rd9 hed'@'dSy
'1-' c.ias. s5s.p. sDo'os ynHor Yeah.
one one year ago 24n io,Oa $40 L5OO "
Be,fper 100 n on total weight Of Hide Taow and Meat
.Itra Sl3 first quality s2 dsl2 IS second quality 2lGtl -
bird quality t9Stl0 50 Of the poorest Bos &C at
working Ore,s7ss ESQ handy steers t75as5O much
0oSs aad TosHg CaiSe.IaT quality t5ss7o extra '75
StSTss@Tkn Young Cattle for Farmers-Yearngs t9Os
"a TWoyear-olds tS3a S45i threeyearolds $50 ~
and lambs per head IN lots, 81 25dH
Fat H0qs-Per n, Sd9tc. 1--we weight
Ride.-Brighton. l00lle. y n COUNT! lois stGee-
SaSoS~Brighton, stasc. p u; country lOts 7sasc
RE.6REsRecepts Of cattle over the Northern
600 or something than last week There were
come good general quality Of the stock about the
sSms a. last weeks and we can SEE but little difference phi
compared with last week Most ohe drOyers had oCT
large share Of the This with the delay
o. tho Vermont Central trains over the Eehoug made the
appear dragging and later than usual but we think p
about the same "a last week go
The receipts At Medfd and Cambridge according our count
the OF lbOO With some bOJ RON
ApprOxmatea 5000 number unparalleled during he period
acquaintance with the market The bulk OF the stock Is
tAr 20 poor Inc Dest o ma acn more eauy ss AnT ~
comparatively better prices than the c0mmones quality Inc
Vermont Central rbe EchbuTg largely reghfed
with sheep did not reach the market nnt nearly u oeoek
until most Of the butchers bad bought largely In oon
puenoe delay had little time the trade 81 Brighton
well but later tie day they obliged TO lower until
bey found themselves pretty much al the mercy OF the doye
Lots sold very SneTeny but think the marse, viii
average full 500 head lower than last |ee1 and very mar
lots e. Good sheep 8 % over 90 ~ were sold Tor &c and
some cus low 81 per head 81 % 81 % ~ q 80 &c
One lots Of extra good coarse wool lambs brought
We hean OF the butchers ateTfhe
Vermont Central arrived that he might then pick up 2OOo to
market commission DTovers glad 20 lister 20 any pro
POsal by which they should be rid OF their Hooks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
RECFIPTs nF PRODUCF.

DC I2-a3O0 bbs Flour 100 b5s Whisky. % sacks OF
Cake 76 6 bush Wheat g. 500 bush Corn bush Oats
o. go bush gye 100 bush Malt 35ss9 bush Barley, "A
bush Seeds pkgS Ashes Is pkgf Cat Meats 2l5 pkgs
Lard az Lave Hogs 5000 bb Pen0teum loOt skgS But
Ger 2 600 pkga Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
6otele. &t.

foiels, &r
nR N. BEDORTllA Of the Saratoga Water-C Cure
.Dd Hotel Inform he friends that he IL established
Broadway opposite Courr. Spring Park h Old ate he
rge sdihe eLsi Psrk House. Baths 6c ready The
accommodations for Winter treatment good. Address
N. BEDORTHA. NJ D.. ssrnioga springs, n Y.
S-Dr would norm public that his medicine and
directions csled hiote Balm" Child Bearing made Easy"
has been used
wealthy lady who had used the medicine and the
The results have been wonderiu lncose
Toe 81 fer medicine and directions IS for medicine
InvAds Guide Address ~ Bedortha Saratoga Springs NY
DLANTERs HOTEL, Augusta, Ga.-Reiurnished
.ua Reopened Oct g. l86 THOs HiCKERSON Proprietor.
Late propulsion Mills House. Charleston c. and Of Nefe,ons
Hotel Colambia, S. c.
CT. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway near Eighth.st.,
- New Yart on the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally and
newly up open Rooms yingy hlndsomsy
single gentlemen furnished with
private table desired Snss from 90 week upward
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
a., 7.Is sun s~ts....4.39l Moon sets...l0ol
SIND, Islsnd 2s0l Hell Oats''''''iS
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Go Get.

-------~--------~----
| rINO LET-FLOORS in Brick Housee, on Eighty
thfS.t Thrdsvs.. consisting q ok with
~roton msnts ke Rent go to va Apply 70 LOPEZ
i DAVIS. corner ofThir,y 'iIib.'t snd fr'rlye
rINO RENT-A splendid HOUSE. No. 20 East
sfsh PsTk four story brown stone, finished
IN supsfior Rent low. Apply % ! J. FETrRErCH
No ti3 Ttard ave
fNO RENT-A first-claSs fOur-story HOUSE on
Forysevsuthst Etsys. Also hfsosss English base
ROUSE Thirty foarst seVets5e both on Leave
uufufufhed.
Two RENT for TWO YEARS-A splendid COUN.
TRY SEAT with Furniture suated on Newfot Island Man
Hgs. COMMANDING the hHest view and remote In
everv direction including lard aud waerNoh end East Rivers
The house Of large and complete In
ali furniture l. rich, abundant and perfect
order The Eoun4 oompHsg Y acres are laid out and Inn
proved expensive The opouidinp
ara eIielsyr. Rent f7so month Apply to HOMER
MORGAN No 2 Paest (84ll
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liw ysdt ,ifsS nj al iss nodE ueszm sdi ia bs,sod
ynSb OF "a Gsld % iromIotos ;Adi sisI yibIsd
rasyov sUoikei 10 j,OlmOo yi1rod bas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
Dipiorno Notices.

NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD
~ Goa DIVIDEND Of fVE DOLLARS PEI share IRE i,om
Government tan this day been declared The Capital soel OF
the Company payable THE Once end sho January 1851
The Books viii l1b reopen the I'd
Of January NEXT. w. BEMEN1 Treasurer.
New-York Dee 10, laod
1lYYoE OF TaH CHICAGO WESTERN RAm.AI Co.,
No. 81 BROADWAY. NKW.iORK Nov. II. lSo
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
Il have thIs dsy declared DIVIDEND q SEVEN PER CENT
the Ped STOCK OF this Company of he
ending December payable and hsr the
i1h December in the PTeeTrd STOCK 81 NE Company
bode Of said stock shown BY the boots Of Company
on the lot day Of December.
booht will be closed the afternoon Of the lat Of De
eembsr oprn u the morning Of tho 18Th. -
fractional p shlrv ofthe Dividend deaed VIII ~ PAID of
Of The price Of The sok on the
ism D,csupbef instant A. = PRlTCHARD, TrsAtaIeT
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CHANCES for BnsinesS Aleu.

CHANCES for Bnsinees Aleu.
..-~y----~..----.------~
A GENTLEMAN with SI5 600 can secure an in
"A srs., in laerstys MANVfACIURlso BUsihLss ''' s
Ssrs 1Gir,a n. +. $. Tribune oses
A VERY rare opportunity for party 10 invest
5000 10 an enterprise winch vii insure wy 'is' he'
eus can No go broadway Room No a. hd hoor between
tbe hours Of 10 n. and ?. NJ
A PARTY having too many irons IN the fire, VIII
si r Of one q sI s ISd 'EpF6R6 LTBE
cATlN6 OIL COMPANY SO. 20 coartlsnditi, Aew.YorA
A VALUABLE PATENT for SALE-For iull par
n Hcuas Adafe J. W. y, MrrehSnii House North Ihid'i
fhlsaeipbA Pa
nRUG STORE for SALE-Nicely fitted up, and
a. s'1s 'PSS sqss' gs can % ss-E e
~ S o's ls i @ I YEA 'PI" " M = " mi TN
Tor sALE.-The executors Of II. MArcher, De
ees,sd eAei ~ a The lAIss md eds,'sb,hrd PICTURE
sss sasss. opsroa viii The HsehasIy sppsns sd .,oci
o. bend Toe ole WI Dc sssst on soIshe tsr@ s5d %.y
ASTwERP. No fsIi place. y. Y.
TOR sALE-An OIL REFINERY in this City,
ssrlss
.ddI,.: THOMAS. Boz 10. I'asI p o.
IVES PATENT LAMPS-PARIS. le67.-Wish-
ing 70 ..oeiste win rs practical business en yA ssgiis Tor
EtRoPE4S PATENTs and visitors EIPO.on
Inducements offered for businsss oh Pleasure
'H' '''' may j ii.iiH vfs Co. ,.' Va ny
DATENT FOR NEW-YORK. valuable Patent
Right for ss o. New Yok sdsp pied for the crng Of Woo
olunS H. manufacture bot little capital and Gfofdng good
profit Peas address W. Boz No. t1oi for particulars Boston.
Mas.
CLEANERS ARAGO and FULTON for SALE
- The will BE- offered for sale pabe suction
SATURDAY Dec. 1850 81 y O'Clock the Merchants IN
change Trinity Buldibss by JOHN II. DRAPER Co, ABe
uoneep.
No. Broadway. Nev-Yort. Dec ". lso6.
FENO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
SALE Of the extensive and best adapted eab-
shments BOOK aud Job Printing the South
south.We.t. Known THE NASHVILLE UNION" Oficc.
The Newspaper Press Of the largest and fastest cylinders eHani
n disposed Of By the 1t Of January 5 would be rented
prope,oTs sboot psfnersnp TENS sde
application 10 BLCEEIT, BROWNE, HANKS Co,
Loci Boz No lof Nashville, Tenn
IINO CAPITALISTS and MANUFA CTURERs.-FOr
SALEA ver valuable Patent Of BUSTERS
BRUSHES LEATHER superteds the Of fssther
reduction OF Address Box no. iGie ~ Pos, Ooe
WANTED-A partner in first-cass manufacturing
w business successful operton with $1,000 u e3oo
would house AID lot 90 Brooklyn balances
cash. JAQUEs. No. 1os BroadEsy.
Qon 0O0 -WANTED-A gentleman with
70 sJuSONJV. the above 20 tskeisn equsl obetfa
Riereei large manufacturing sAbbmen IN foil operation 10 this
c capable Of turning $4,000 10000 worth Of goods
mouth f which there always 0Iders hand gentleman that
90 take entire charge Of the financial department De
sired Address appointing interview, GREGORY. boz Nc. $50
z. o.
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PASSENGERS SAILED

FOR LIVERPOOL Dec PIN stesmshp soctiaNr. Ssnnah
II O. Wheeler Misc Wheeler Mr. and MIRA ions. CIh r. MOI
son r. T. Smith Mr. and Mrs Chas Latham Miss DepAs yedH
WrItsr and servant, John B. Water Mr. ssd s hn
and John Crasett, Cbes seoti
A s nontsemerv ~ Erenbsch, Mr. and Mr.. d. NJ smhh,
MS H. REID the Hon c. scsr II. B. 81. MissF 70 heIco'
and Two servsu,s Scarlet maid Lsu balsns
Capt Khooslos Capt A. NoblOn, L. w Williams Nj and M'
ad n. Beech and deugboeI
Mrs H. g. wickhsg ~ B. Fsconer A Mess h. " Wilson NJ
Rusher H. O. Penbsrton p C. Thorpe ceee n
abpev ud daughter EHoeency Nscount Mone Uovernof
Genera Of Canada three servants Col hoaef CE'
a. Tn,n,ovsky, Prussian Consul e. 81 John ", D.,
ssnbock J. t. De.spsn Mr.. and Mn AleI Guild kedpss
Wm EaI,ley WIN. H. Johnson M snd hfs hes.sn y
~ Hubbard M and }. w. Hssruy Hon Taes hyIS'
A. Wolf A. n Booth H. Bssre T. II. C9pdsl Mt Gordon X
s. Buterasld Cole,t T. J. EuDen oSF Wtncss'.e5 w
A. Butler J. AcAuhhe. J. w. cunninghsn ALL - wilson
Ma, Bsnero Es AiFe sDd serssnt Mr. and Mrs W hs~@ah
Ma GIoddou sehmerhOTD the boa and Mn i5ssl sHsees
and sbn Ednond J1s H. Thomss Geo D. book samuel
Bodrry Thomas Abrel w. X Crosby Gordon Mckay " 10y
Capt. wH Bellsmy, Mis-. Elhs W. yoDes p Ss n
Trb, Thos Hanlon Ed HanlOn Fred Hsnion JaA hashes
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Doaro ano Rooms.

Dodr0 ln0 Rooms.
A PRIVATE FAMILY Of four adults, have con-
n vensnt and pleasant APARTMENTSo LET gentlemen
with without partial board Apply No 70 Eat fhteenhs
IT No. 81 West Twenty. thirdst.-Three furnished
~ ROOMS third hOor snsy suite, With or without
board. References required.
DOARDING-For Gentlemen, Price IS so to So so
ID per w-et No. Monroe a.. CSihernsst
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
families and single gentlemen. the 81 John Hote newly
opened Single rooms from % week upward boAa"ao he
Eishth-st kew-forE
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professional Notices

Professional Notices
nR Lamont. No. l73 Broadway. Treatment
II Medicsl Adviser end Marriage Guides" hs
constitutional and
Z. WARNER. Publisher. No vsseyrt.
nR POWELL, Physician and Surgeon No. ~
~ wsv,ryp Of Broadway all diseases
Of the Pelvic Visosrf in very shoyl iine.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d., Surgeon, No. Q
linton squsre Ab3oluto radical without knife eauio.
Pss stctors Vsroooss Pstu Attention diseases
OF the Pelvic Vsees deoTne q he noe Zee and
NJ ID. THOMPSON, NJ D., Hygienic Physician,
IN. Swedish movements 40 West siIteenthst NJ "
nvaids ind home with ski1 phySleians and
vorabs surroundings for restoring 10 health bygsnc boarding
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment Of
~ STRUCTURE. YARICOCELE. HEhORRHoIDs, FIsTULA
the PevrVsoera
ve control Of EDWARD a. DIXON. ~ D. Editor Of The sesps
10 and 10 9 evening" Dr. b.
cadence, No. a FIN ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
Aleoiral.

Dam ON THE BREAST, uneasneSs experienced
Throat Colds settling the Breast all
from Colds Immediately relieved
refunded No medicine ssr but appsou which both
comfortable pleasant and viii lifetime without additional
expense al cAses1lf any, where perfect not effected
requested 10 reiuu the article aud the
VIII BE- refunded Inoiose g.. and addrtu
J G. BEETLE Co.. Agents BoI No. g.
CatassuquA LshiGh ca, Pa
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si,natlcns ipanteS- alales.

Giinatlons Wanteo-h ldles.
SALESMAN of experience, having an extensive
" with the Leading dry goods and fanhee nonoh
obbe other large eiss 10 for an eng,se
ESt ., bs,srI good Please address Boa No Ss
Pos Ofiee
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN of LITERARY ABlL.
IA TrY d.is position writer old estsbnseed
who loan his employer bI 90
Al, Eat az ezcsn situation addes'ing
JOUANALl5T Tfibons OHire. References exchanged
A SCOTTISH IMMIGRANT desires aSIrUATloS
~ an Warehouse OF shipping Office eeaainisd with baFne
Iy accounts; objection bVuh Apply oy
letter sddrss.sd 10 A. Boz No. 100 Th0uns Ohhcs.
SITUATION WANTED for boy of Ia 70 do light
- work Il hOnsa and trunful Address hr~ "
BRIreON New-Dorp, s. J. --------
YETANTED-By Young Man, situation as
w CLERK Dry Good Drgg Store 10 soe country vi
sse town. keep book By doebe OF nse entry would
osn bis employer 900 81 200 dsseJ Do4efae sslaIy
would otepable II permanent fuanon oO'uheo Asui0
WILLIAM h. MORGAN, Geneva New1ob - - -
VA ANTED-By a young Colored Man from the
w South SITUATION az C0ACHMAN or Waiter Ia private
family objections the country Good cry reference gwen
Address N. L. o.. Boz No 1854 Tribune Once.
VA ANTED-EMPLOYMRN in some respectable
business by young Of good soty and business neou
who Tefrrenees Salary NOS 90 0ueh 40
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ATGNTIo AID GREIT WEsTKRH RAILWAY Co. COSsoLIDATED
sHcRKrAars OyuoE, MEADvHLE Pa Dec . ies;
NOTICE is hereby given that thesecOnd annual Elec
~ lion on ano also Of three
M bspsto judges ofhe saooees9g election viii Dc he 70
Company the City OF Meaa'iue "a on iOESDhi
the eighth 9th day Of lsnahry, 1897.
The pol will be opsn and closs At P NJ ~, n,
Transfer vii close the twenty nm hl DAY OF pe
eeSe Ano 0P'" VIC ''' '''' j. C. CALHOUN Secretary.
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aTNHE INTEREST ON the PUBLIC DEBT Of the
STATE Of LLtSOIs maturing Monday January
1851 viii paid Ocean National BGnk Of the City Of New
HoEk The tn tina IA lueigIiysk ofJanusTy 1857
fAMEs H. BkYEhID0E, State Treasurer
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No. $50 BRoGDWaT. NKWYoRx Dec 8, 1886.
A n ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS OF this
lsT the ensung viii De held the
bunknr TUESDAY JGnaAry
To- hours Of u n. and odsct JOHN HILL, Cashier
byTIcH TRUsrHEs STOCKHOLDERS
VHn ONO AND Mssssrryl RAILROAD CoMPAHE tEAsTKRS
DIuHoBl No. 50 WALTZ y
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anass@snE Of the o.Ders Of esr'ssss sTsS By The Tg,
Aass Of Creditors sad stokhoder Of the Ohio sno hsPp bail
foad Company ~ D. BE- held the ooe Of the Trustees No
Wsnst a the city Of EeUYork, wednesday the iSh Of
: 49, ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman
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