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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TYH PUnaS
Decr~~s~~ss
z ELLsrs GRAND HQ3IE 1ShRIcAr
KxlLEYS GRAND NORTH ANERIcAN
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KELLsrs GRAND NORTH AAEkIcAE
PRIZE CONCERT
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TINE FIXED TO AWARD THE PREMIUMS. AND THE,
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT THE WABASH AVENUE
RINK, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1867.
SATURDAY. JANUARY ID 1867.
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THIS is THE GREATEST DISTRIBUTION AND THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL ESTERPRrsE OF THE KIND
EVER INAuauRArED IN THE WORLD.
$4,000 VALUABLE PRIZES.
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VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS
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INCLUDING 100000 IN GREENBAcKs.
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INCLUDING 100000 IN aREENsAcxs.
INCLUDING 100000 IN GREENBACKs.
WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKET HOLDERS
| SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE
The proprietors grand enterprise have great plea
sure in being able subscribers to their cenesr
.hatt now an assured success tickets
only 5000 remain unsod The proprc.o do wish 70
hold single ticket takes place. As might
create dissatisfaction among patrons and therefore
have been compelled to me 10 January - 1857
when win positively place without further post
| ponement.
For fifteen years engaged in tho Sin busq
ness and VIC point with pride the reputation have
won honesty integrity Many Of the promn et-
gems Of Chicago will bear the statement that
any promises the public that We have
not sacredy fuaed refer to tho leading bsnksrs
and merchants Of New YORK. Philadelphia Boston and Chr
4 800 Gov an. sh.r,cssr Tor fair dea,ins
spite Of all opposition and every obstacle We ahan:
prove to the public North American Prise Con-
cert viii honorably and al The prizes advss
.sed VIII be distributed fairly mpartiary and without
| servo.
Tho plan Of drawing adopted is the Acknowledgements
numbers from soooD placed in wheel TAs As-
number drawn highest prize, the The
,ecsnd hshst prse until the whole 5000 prizes
are drawn.
We advise all parties wanting tickets send for them
once All orders for tickets Will be promptly filed
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

Inc dsnouton VII take place after the eonGsr wherv
scsn gsuons wis.sss eonnsss wns b svpss.s.A
sstAlss sea.n s.is sa.ss.of d. ..s An .s..s al
purchasers Vim b sspssl wa earrss. nsss< ~ s~sra.
= sssa q pabhshsd.
ries Of tickets q eash Sent By mail on rsesps q pnc
and thrss cent stamp for return postage.
EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS PRIZE
SPECIAL TERMS on CLUB RATES.
Any party procuring club Of Ave or more names r..
ichst and sending the money for tho ssms will bs u
lowed the following commission. We win send
g Ticket. % one ssarsss sor.
% tickets to one address for .
Send the name ofisach subscriber hsir Post onee
address, Money BY draft post once order empress o. ~
registered issssrs. may BE- sent a. our risk.
EVERY orHEs TICKET DRAWS rRIxE.
READ WHAT rHR CHICAGO PRESS SAY
prom Chicago r,neaI
:n,erpri,ss ever commenced chicago sssss
a. ana SS sa ~: S s sss
sss q s e K. Co..
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x-., ; en- z: Chez ss.:al > .~..r.
the gift enterpse businees In Chicago the Of A.
Kelley Co., located - 10 Randolph 10 does MOI
remember their which Opsned two three
whee many purchsssa books and other srIcics ws
lied then = Variable ets o. iewery other yrisssy
have the best evidences that Messrs Kelley TO- AiwAy6
perform all hey proniss that they Memorable And
do businsss honeFaby and On the square IN = -T~f II
Tss alssss Of Chicago who know A. A. Kelley Acs-
Asss se.adsnss h sA<r honor ana hsay and ars A.p
nsssAae h sAs,r snsu1sSks. .l st
shsss sss - q shs rssssss Wy W sss ssis co..
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vs. Il = sst nnvI1zNoWs $500
sspiAs Hs1sap O., 0s..sssai Ass,sy. chssass
lao wAsssss, vAsssAis psss ss.,s. c,ssAsS, Isus
s.sssssA . sAs~A Importers YknAssspAA. s~~ss, \
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nssAAsA cAsassi Van vsIhssSus Co.. inporsa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

In the Park we're more iudcrous than even hriant or
lively, owing to these same fierce Winds The trim
dandies who handled tho rcips over melted tandem
teams were subjected TO the xd fury Of the
Park gale than they sank In their furs and changed
their Appearance completely and with - much facil-
~ the chameleon They lost the distinguished grace
which marked their actions 10 handling their beautiful
animals the dash through Fifth avenue They seemed
obvious 10 consciousness that any cne was look
fude or the denties OF position Munsd TO the eyes In
rahss and rurlsd M into the smallest possible space
Assuming every udicrous attitude, the owners Of the
most srsfocrfIc cquipazes swept BY mingiing In the
ihrone OF vehicles and undisiinguishabs from the
mass OF their fellow men OF every do9gee
Mos Of the double sleiahs contane6 great numce Of
gay stred ndise Who 70 shisld themselves from the
laden wind the skiTss Of their dreees up ana
enveloped their heads In their volumnous folds rher
appearance thus shielded. vas ludicrousy unique ana
gave rise 10 mernmens end tckes o. good insured
TENOR but the ladies' had the satisfaction Knowing
that their cavaliers presented uofe rdbeutous mcuen
lees striking appearance end doa0ess DID n0e Al -
nske them realize the net - soen - shey reechee me
esss road end could regain The p0wses = Vssoa =
wsscn inc wind had robbed them.
rnH m0oHruDAf8 no4A -
- s COG WIND snd nying snow y ne fsrk eeemea ~
encuen 70 cure some u any wish 70 pf0ceed mucn
beyond ~ mita There were, h0wever, many whos
anxious TOT GOOD straight ssreloh eered their ceuroe
ior boomiugdaie road ny fsr the largsG number q
the vehicles 70 BE- sen On this favssite ress
were tn0ee cousinne only gsbslsnsn WA therefore,
here that moss ~ NE fass slsghine Ne siA II one
% Two m9anese fUpso&pas spSss wsrs 49, % ~
fren which Id 70 censidsvubs amount 81 cAa4 b.
tween N evissFS -, ya1eins Nm shs issl huS>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

ESSE5 NEWS Ssb iIESsSl SA FS Il i
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THIS DAY
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NO TuRTHER DELAY.
OBTAIN YOUR CERTIFICATES
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AT AZ Pm.
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TO sKAsLE PERSONS
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OF TIE ARr ASSOCIATION
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REGIsrERED LxrrERs.
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THE sfoRx ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN"
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NEWSPAPER LAWS. We would call the spe-
-ia. attention Of Post Masters and subscribers
90 the Inquirer 20 the following synopsis
3taue Newspaper Laws:
J. 4 Postmaster is required % give notice
letter, treturning paper does not answer
awl when q subscriber dse- not take his
per on. OF the office, ard state the reasons
..r Us not being taken; aud neglect to do 50
makes the Postmaster responsible to The pub
aer for the payment.
g. ANY person who takes q paper from the
1- Office, whether directed to his name or
.al-ler, or whether be mas subscribed or uot
espousl5le for the pay.
II person orders his paper discontin-
ned, ne mast pay all arrearages, or the pub
-.sLsr may continue 20 send Ii uutt payment
made, and collect the whole amount.
-hstbeT It be taken fran the office or not
There can be no legal discoutiuuance until
sae payment Is mace.
T. Ii the subscriber orders his paper TO be
1pped at a certain time. and The publishe
continues 10 send. the subscriber is bouud TO
pay f5- g. IL he takes it oG Of the Post Office.
The law proceeds on the ground thar man
uEst pay for what he uses.
.. The courts have decided that refusing 70
lake newspapers and periodicals from the
H-sg-5tiice, or removing and having them un-
-aiIs9 for, is Prima .tacia evidence of intea-
fraud. If
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The Great GcdicaI Annual.

Hostettcrs United States Almanac for 1868, for
distribution. gt1t-, throughout the Uui;od States
and all civilized countries Of the Western Hemls-
phere, u.l be published abOu. the FIRST Of Janua-y
and ail WHO wish t. uaaers and the tire rhiloso.
phy Of health should read and ponder the yalq-
able suggestions 1t contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treaties On tbe causes, preyeo
uou and cure d great variety % diseases, IL cu-
braces large a.uounr OF Information interestin, !,
to the merchant, The mechanic, the miner, the
farmer, tha planter and professional man and the
calculation have lean made lar such msge3iaas
aud l4lisades as sre most suitable for correct
ami comprehensive NArroNAL CAlHs3Ga.
Tho nature, as,s, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of I!osIETTEa'S STOMACH BITIEHS.
the staple touis and alternative Of mgrc than hail
the Christian world, are fully set forth ia It's pages,
which aT ALSO in'ersperscd with ,aua5le reepiI es,
humorous anecdotes ANA other instructive ana
amusiug reading matter, original 4al selected
among the iraraIs appear with ,le opening of
The s7., ais vii be es.e 90 :4e mos. useful, auJ
.ag tr He5 for ae a-&i,y. s.nl for -opies o. .as
Central Mandatory. 1T tiusbar., la, or q, Tie
nearest agent Cor H0-TEGTEB-s STOMACH
BITTEKS. Ths BiTTEls asc -,d IN every
city, town aud silage aftas GATED States.
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ORIGIN ND TORY on TfsE g09Es
~ OE TIE BIBLE

Bf PEaf. ethftE - ,f.Wy a. -.
sable companion Of ;fe sinla showing what lee
Bible Is not, WHIST i .s aid how 81 uss 81. 80.
swering all The objections o. is autaeuiiaiv
urged by modern iaaielsav3 'rgcir. -he au3io-i
ty ut each book mp to rs inspired sg .h0rs zi.it 2
vast am0uHt af iBf0rmstiol heretofore locked
up Ia 1erv rare and cs.ss .aia1as t8aiin- r5.e
Of the most popular bi-al- rubl..Ec5
lee0 AGENTS WANTED
Experienced agents cerEynei, isd.e-. .A 70.
teachers and others should -enl at 1Hce rer crea-
lars giving further information. Address
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Sent 2Ith 1907 TIM
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8coforS gnqulrtr.

DlascrouY.-The following is a directory
Of the Officers Of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers of Bed
tard and the time Of meeting Of the different
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

He..s. Ha4asis sa, ene year.......-.... 81 o'
Al extra copy II either the Magazine NeeAiyr
o Bazaar, viii he supplied gratis ior every CiH'
u Five Subscribers At - tp e2ci5 iA ono ici'''.
.aree: or SIX Copies Tor S2o g.
Back Numbers can te supplied al any tI;ne,
4 Complete Set now comprising IhIrtF-hFe
Volumes. ia neat clo:h binding, viii be sent by
express freight at expense oi purchaser, Tor S22o
pef volume Single volumes gy lAall' postpaid
5soa Clg;h cases. lor binding, - cents by mail,
postpaid
ubscriptionz sent from British North Ameri-
can Provinces must BE accompanied with :
cents additional 10 I4epay tnitsd states postage
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
rsrao Franklin Square, New orA.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

This December ramHcr ma}etus the fourth
volume a! Ibs G1jrsg. Wi.h increased es.e-f-
rner ot thc wants of the public aud much greater
tsnraes. the Publishers are confident rr ,heir
ability 10 Hab0 the suceee ling volumes of the
rrgazins s;Ii more ea'u8Ese aud attractive imam
rause siroa5v issued Their aim Is 90 make Tls
af,tg o magazine which. While it shall always Ae
radarie gna entertaining. -baN als5 maiu-aia q
high standard Of literary excellence possessing
Significance % ,he thnEehtfsl reader, at the same
time THAI 10 offers lighter matter for those who
seek iaere reere. alton 10 the uarss Of magazine
Among the special features Of TIE Galgry for
the new year viii be:
j. 4 series of articles On timely subject hy
William Swinton, the well-knd yn historian OF the
War.
II A series 90 papers by Rev. Robert Coll7of,
Of Chicago, 90 subjects 9f practical interest
III. Richard Grant White Wy 20 complete his val
uabe series af papers Oh Words and Their Uses -
and will follow them with other sigifcant papers.
lf. GeorEc &akcm5n, whose Humorous artieiez
on subjects ui curious research has attracted 80
much interest. viii exllars new fields Of literary
euriosities
=. Professor Blot v. continue 10 furnish his
valuable papers 0u Cookery.
T. s new and very striking serial story vi,i 81.
cemr eusei upon the completion # "Stevcu Law
renee, Neoma - EtTiu r1n for several months.
aad be followed IL :gru by rev novel hy dis
tiuguishe5 author.
VII. Ar5auEs mears have been made w1iel wild
secure b Ute Gai,gg contributions from the most
distinguished writer's of SugianI and France
VIII. Contributions may also be expected from
the following regular contributors to Tie Guiqrg.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

laaNKsaiviNG The day was pretty gem
etally observed here, the priucipal places or
business remaining closed he day throughout.
Rev. Mr. Barrow Of the Episcopal Church
preached moss excellent sermon in the
German Reformed Church aitd was listened
to by respectable ana nights edited assem-
blage.
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17HE LADr.s FRIEND. ron DncEnpER.

This Is Holiday number--and magnificent
one. he steel engraving called "Ihe HaHpiest
time.' is a beautiful and charmlng design, and
executed in beautiful style. The steel plato Tie
Immortal Crown . also expressly engraved for this
uagg2ne, win toueh a solemn but Joyful cord 10
every heart Both Of these steel cnsraviEgs are
Of tie very irst quality in every respect. Then
have handsomely cored engraving q
" Jewel Case and pin-Cnshipn;' and after this
the usupl refined and elegant double page fashion
plate, finely engraved n steeli not mere litho-
graph OF wood engraving Ten follows q nuln
Der Of wood engrayings Illustrative of the Fash
ions, Needle Work, &C., with ihe usaal piece of
music, worth of itself tho cost oi the book. The
literary matter Is as choice as usual" OHly
Glove" by Gabrielle Lee low q Woman Had
Her Way" by Elizabeth Fiecoty German
Lessons by E. b. Ripley. "Tbe 3id Maid, a
Poem by Florence Percy Preserved Flowers;
!" DisiIlusion on N+sy Of Che &iil aud Countess
Maria. " ~ over Stand and ase. Editorials &c.
Great -r ucainouts in the way Of premiums, &e.,
arc pr iaised % new subscribers, and cur readers
ID Sd send for sample copy, containing al
l4ese liberal offers sample copies will be sent
for fifteen cents.
Price Cgish cngrarine) $3.50 year Sour
coriss with one eugraving) $3.50. one copy Of
Laay's Friend and one Of SATURDAY Evening Post
(and one engrlgiug) 500. Address Deacon
Peterson. 5lg Walnut Street. Philadelphia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

PURcH4sED The HMengel House, sold
at Executors sale on last Tuesday, was pur-
chased by Mr.. Isaac Mengel, the present
proprietor, for eight thousand and FIVE
dollars.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

IHE HERALD OF HEuTH yog DEcENBER.-
This number closes the volume for 1857 Of
one Of the best moathiies now published in
America, During the year It has given to The
world la multitude Of the best rapers apon the
much neglected science Of human life, the
best ever published. i ought o he in the
bands Of every person who knows how to
read. Try it this coming year The Publish
ers will send the October, November, and
December numbers free TO new subscribers.
and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
worth So, for 30 subscribers and SEQ. -
per 1aa,0a: 20 Cents per Single Number.
MILLEE. WooD & Co, No. Is Laigh, Street
New York
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TaEE Y0UB CHOICE

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ONE DOLLAR commission VIII be allowed to
any person sending the names Of tco Hsn su1scs
bcrs with the money for one year.
A cow Of tie 0lsrgrer lor one year wal be
scnt 10 any person sending Us joa "e'r suoseh-
bers aud fou.fesl dollars.
a rs SEEMING MACHINE, either Wheeler
4 wilson or Grover Baker, will be sent to auy
pcrs5u sending the names Of siyttcca He'f 81 .
scri5,rs 90 the
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
with the money (S63 for one year in advance.
We have sent away as premiums more than
SEVEN HUNDRED
5s tae-s machines. and they give uniyerta' SAT =
faction.
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Tag first number Of the State Guard has
been received aud it makes quite neat aud
spnghtiy appearance. Il is edited with abil-
ny and viii soon leave is mark upon the pol
lucs Of the State We Exc It's independence
aad hope It may long live to maiptain it.
Priee So FER year in advance. Go aud sub
scribe for it.
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Pee.ideit Hdge-ilon. Alex King.
&spciote Judges-~n. g Eiebolia and Geo.
~ t2unp.
oyatloHotarg, REGISTER erd Recorder eae.-o.
E. shannon.
bist-ict 4 4.sarasg- H. T. Eerr
If.asrres-- George Mardorf.
Ser5#- Robert Strce4iau.
I-eetg SsriF--Pbihp Huzzazl
~ oft.8 Stsr-go -gor-Samucl Eetfcruan.
teas fiss&oH-rs- Michael Wcrt-, Michael =
ilcaey and David Ilowsars. t'fesl-Johu g.
-har. Eoass John ". Biekersau
BlHectors ~ sisr--Sa1Euel Becaley, d. r An
rsou and Mice, IJseh. .Sfeu1rE- Samuel
Ha6taugh. Gsaasrf--E. F. Kerr, C3erh--P r.
-4sttss. TrsaeHr-- William Bowles. Pdyaeiaa
isfi,ars- David swans, James MattiDgly and
f5aa r. 1,Ecas,
BoRoUGa OFFICERS.
a 4ess-0 E. Shannon.
2-at,'sfnt Barycss Philip Hazss,rd
--i-Thomas #. I.yaas form B5or, 4, "
E..aar j. y. s hasla#se2. Hiraia ieita asj I. r.
= cisth-&. Niee1cuus. Frsaspfes-
Jaha e. A1sh.
f-aasfa5}s-W iiliam Gepiis5t.
Ht1t CassstabIa-Sauue! Waters.
School Bireeters-5eb Mann S l.. Russell, T.
IL 5ettys Jacob Resd John Cessna and n. Mic
s1ignls. Sseessfrg--J. W. Linse4fe.ter Treas-
r--E j. settyS.
NiylsTEBs.
tpjse9pajiaa-Rev Alfred j Barrow
Yrssbgfe5jan--Bev A. =. ScaenrS.
LHrhcrgH-Rev. j. q. McAttce.
Us.hodist-Rev. p. q. VI Reed
German iteforae2-Bev. II. Heckernaa.
Hoada Uat5ojic-Rev. Thomas Heydan-
ASSOCIATIONS.
B-afgrd Lodge, No. 32o. A. Y NJ, meets on
-s first Wednesday on uT before full moon, ia the
1=llord Hall, on the corner Of Pit and Richard
-i.eets.
Pe1ce Branch Eacampa.ei.t, No. ia, /. O. O.
-. meets on the irst and third " ednesday even
ags of each month, in the Bedford Hail.
Bedt0r3 LDdge, No. 202, I. o. D. F., meets ev-
,rg Friday evening in this Bedford Hall.
Eedt0rd Lodqe, No. 14S, i. @. q. T., meets IN
he Cour, House, on Monday evening OF each
week.
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SCARCITY or HousEs.-There ssems to be
an unusual scarcity oftenant houses 10 zupply
the demand for next year, and as couse-
queuce, rents are extraordinarily high Thirty
or forty tenant houses, at reasonable rents.
would scarce meet the number required, and
yet none Of those who are certainly able.
seem to think it worth vh'e 10 buiid Why
is this? is there no enterprise in the minds of
our mouied men?