Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-03

The GALAXY closes It's career as a ort.
nightly magazine with the May number. II
viii be consolidated and enlarged and here
afterpublished as regular monthly. Am3ng
the noticeable articles in the present mn.
Der we may mention "0pium and It's Aic,
Tins, comparing the effects Of that potht
drug with those Of alcohol Another V ew
Of Madame Reeamier - very amusing pa-
per on 'sParisian English = "New YoFk and
its People = Art Criticism Reviewed r
Words and their Uses, y treatingparti,Plarly
Of british English and American English, =
and maintaining that on the whole, hneish is
better spoken in the United States than in
Great Britain and Russian America.
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THE EcLEcTIc MAGAzISE. The May mum
Der with its usual quantity Of choice selec-
tions of current English literature is u our
table The highly interesting paper IN the
Swiss Lake Dwellings from the Londoi Quar-
terly is concluded. Among other Interesting
articles we notice a sketch Of Talleypnd,
discriminating view of the life Of The Empe-
ror Frederick the Second, a valuable paper
onSubmarine Telegraphy by Sir Davil Brew
ster, and apolitical article containing timely
discussion of English Reform.
Published by W. H. Bidwell, No. Beck
man street, New York.
Dr. DIo LEWIS is preparing a series If pa
pers for The Herald Of Health and ,5ln7,al
Of Physical Culture on the Health Care,
Management and Training Of Children.
This monthly, under its new management,
has brought the very best talent in tie coun-
try to contribute Cor It's columns. Jst now
series of papers, by Moses Colt TyIF, EMIT
led Minutes Of the BrawnviIle Athlete Club,
and another series on the physiological
Anatomy Physiology and Pathologybf Man, "
by Prof. Rufus King Browne, besile host
of other excellent articles that ardfound in
its columns.
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Our You've Folks for May continues the
lively series of Ground the World Joe, and
has a variety of pleasant stories, we'll suited
to the taste of juvenile readers, as aToo far
Out" by Helen C. Weeks, ''Rubys Visitor,
by Mrs. E. Stuart Phelps, Misses Smyth S
Silver Wedding, by Betsy BlaFe, 'Good
Old Times by Eliza kellogg, and good ar.
ticle on Baseball and Cricket" " by Charles
J. Foster.
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ARrHURs HovE MAGAZINE for May contains
"Triedi" 'Then and Now, Kitty Elliot
Gathered Home, Patrick Linn and the Squir
rel, Now and Then, Oil in the Waters, Gen
eral Tommy, No Night, American History
Curious Things about Birds, Little Susie
Pauline and number ofother articles for th,
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Pos
OFFICE AT BEDFoRD Pa, May 1st 1867
Rev. Josiah n Alexander, Joseph Anderson
Michael Boor, John c, Bagley, William
Oliver Collar, Miss Rachael ]. Calhoun
Adam Diyley, John Davis, Mrs. Iowa
Diebl, Miss Loui De6baugh, j. B. Eastor
Mrs. Sarah A. Feight, Adit John C. Geyer
John Houser, Miss Mary A. Hagarty, VII
liam A. Hoover, Annie E. Imler, Charlie
Ksuffman, Jacob Kensinger, Henry MC
Cuadie, Fred. G. Price, Richard Price, Val
entine Price. Miss Sarah Price, Jacob L
Overholt, George Russell ., John Russell
Irvine +. Russell, George W. Reed, Home
Snowden, Thos. G. Stapleton, John Sutch
| Geo. A. Smith. Mrs Phebe Wells, VIM. +
Walker
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! valuable tracts of land for sale. two Of wbic