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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08
Rc0l Gstatt.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned, az Attorney for the owner offers
ut Private Sale, VERY VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT, In the east end of Fix ss.sh
ton. The House is large. well but of1sVssftNI
Brick, and in good repair. The Lot is aHsEs S
ample and improved with convenient ont PA HRE
buildings. A large and productive Gar
den Is attached TO the property. The situation l..
excellent aud IN every way this property furnishes
of the most desirable residences in the tnwn
Apply to CLINTON McCULLOuGU
sep ISEI-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. 1t may be
Of interest to those who have been teaching
in the Public Schools ofthis county, or those
wishing employment in the same, to know
that they must, in order to secure such posi-.
ton, present themselves before the present
School Board for examination, at the times
and places named in their advertisement,
elsewhere. The certificates issued by the
old board, and now held by teachers, are of
no account, and unless parties interested
attend and pass the examination referred to-,
they need not, and cannot expect, employ
mcnt as teachers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08

New stock of Groceries and Provisions
IN the Hollow. REESE 4 FoApp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08
NOTICE
CONTINUATION.

The Merchandise business will he continued a
the Old stand at cowantown. 10y Marirndell & Max
WSn. Ih,t VIII Keep II lull line of Goods, whicl
will he sold Cheap for Cash. Thankful for has
patronage, they respectfully ask II continuance o
inc same LEWIS e. MARTINDELI,
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
tOMnntOMn Il. JulY Is lSIiS-.iM
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08


no account, and unless parties Interested
attend and pass the examination referred to,
they need not, and cannot expect, employ
mcnt rs teachers.
CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE DURING THE
PAST WEEK. cornelius ID. Goodnow sold
to William Cameron (ol Robt., y sixty square
perchcs. in the Ninth District, on the road
from Brick Meeting House to Elkton.-
Price, $500.
William II. Rowland sold to Samuel
Gillespie three acres, in the Seventh district
near Basin Run. Price, $l5O.
John Mauldn and A ndrew j. Mccullough
sold to Patrick Taylor a parcel of land, on
Main street, in North East, with improve.
ments. Price, 500.
Joseph 7. Reed aud Benjamin NJ. Reed
sold to Emma Reed, twenty six acres, in
the Fifth District. Price, 200.
Jacob Rambo sold to John +. Wilson, a
lot containing thirty five square perches, in
Elkton, near the Far Creek Price, $3.50.
Davis Il Pugh sold to Elijah Reynolds,
subject to ground rent oftwenty dollars -
Price not stated.
George A. Thompson sold TO John Keave-
ny, part of lot in the same town. contain
ing twenty one perches. Price, $500.
William McNamee sold to John c. McNa-
NEE, one hundred and eightyfou acres, in
Elk Neck. Price, $4,000.
A VALUABLE MAr.-Messrs. Boughman,
Thomas Il Co., of Wilmington, DEL. are
about issuing a Map Of the Peninsula, in.
GLIDING all that section of country lying i'm,
mediately between the Chesapeake and Del
aware Bays, as also the country contiguous
to those waters. Every city, town and vii,
lage; every public road, every hundred OF
district, all the lines of railroad either con
structcd located or proposed, will be sh own
on this Map.
All the counties in Western Maryland and
Virginia, lying on the Chesapeake Bay and
all the New Jersey counties bordering OF
the Delaware Bay, are also shown, together
with all the bays, inlets, sounds and rivers
on the coast of the Peninsula-over 100 it
number-all the islands of the Chesapeake
the Delaware Breakwater, the Great Cypress
Swamps, ETC., etc.
This Map, will supply desideratum lon,
needed. The territory which it embraces i
closely allied by its geographical relations
and yet the large majority of its inhabitant
have but very imperfect knowledge of thos
parts which have not come directly nnde
their observation. The price Of the Map
which will be Al by 90 inches, is $3.50
elegantly colored by districts and hundreds
in Maryland and Delaware.
If the enterprisng publishers would add
sketch or history Of the country shown OF
the Map, tho valae of tho work would l
immensely increased.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
0as beilt9e Mefppfer
(Jrrtiesunsj $
Der ptteScienn #.

9Genn rer reruiil1f 1ftise renfence
Olenid einen Slid auf bic i3n umAc
tence 0elt unp einel1 in ieill eineenes
Snnere trtrft> fo fomn1t CT sur Grfenntz
nib unr sur lleter;eu9ung rab ei1 tSz
bere5 9Seen iiter per9Selt unp iiter rer
Weuibbctt ,raltet. Gr ldltebt rpn oe11
geldDpfel1 auf eincn SUGpfer spn Zen
@srfen auf ibren llrheter rcn rem &C.
lesen iu1 Weltall unc Menlhenociite
auf etnen Gelet9etcr> con rer3medmdz
Bisfeit II. Der 6ormrnie am Iirmament
unp auf rer GrrcterH11e. III allen crei
9leiden Ger 9iat>,r, in rcrSenesuus cer
Grrc nm lie Scnnc UNI ibre e;asne
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sang teirer - auf rie @eltre9ierung
inn Gprlrbun9 eiae5 allm1tbtisen unr
auneilen 0rlte5. Gr fiiblt mn itebt
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uer bSbcren MlaGt uno We,rolt. ST
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allf eiren uniterblidsn Oeiit iiter rer
Welt uno nru (einem Wetpi1en auf ras
getpt eiue6 bDbereu @iuer5, untsr
peIden rer Menld Gd tsu9en muf.
Gr I1tic6t aus ZEN, oft wunrerbaren
Said1 1a!e rer Menider1. aus rer Oez
i6tate uto aus ietner et9eren Seben5z
neg - auf ca5 Ginsreifcn zines sere9z
ten @eIens in ras Gbun unp lreiten
eer Wenlden. Die Grfenntnis pteie5
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WeIen it st el lfstcn.
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bbhiten @cens> ais 9lnerfennung rer
Abbdn9i9feit Yon cenfelten unp ais
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rIerli1es; llnidttare5 ouei11 iJe fam
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neil Der 0lsn1b 70 9enaturt it, rab er
0as, mas III tbm sorsebt. mas er cel1ft,
9laubt flblt, ltett batt bpTt, fiir6tet
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
3ur @bulfrage.

Spllen Ntrtcr fatb rlif9cr Gl tc m
Effentlibe prer u5ret= g Nrlsn"
tefudeu?
(Urrtiesuus)
SSenu MIR in cer letten Numnler be-
mielen, rob bet priei iteri itano ntdt al
lein fabi9 unc tere@ti9t it, iiter Sill
cunasonit nitalte!1 unn Gdulsn eia masz
oetetres llrtbeil Sit fdllen ipslteat un$
nod pb, su te1nerfen> reb uniereprfefter
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lamc5 slu9e auf rie NuStilpun9 II. cen
iittliden Tprtldritt su haten. ~salIet
bic &leine,1 st mir fpmlnen" {prt6t Ter
6err. 0ur6 ren fann Gin fath. Gbriit
;um 9errn frmnen? 0urh {einen ncm
Germ ei,,oeIesten 9iener.
@enn Der bl. Yetru6, Ter >peltlibe
@ertreter oer 9Ittlidea Soee unlerce
.6eilaure5 mar trenn CT spr ibm NIT
ben @prten: uIu btit Ter Tels> auf
ben t1 mei1e Stride taue" ein9elest
murcc mcnn feline Nad dfplser uniere
Ndpne, Stattbalter Gbriiti iinc - uno
tie finn es rur6 cie Yrincipten unferer
bl. Nelisipn-lo finc un1er eprtez
iter >,idt aueil1 bic Tpultreder res
QSillen5 unleres bl. Gaters, frnccrn cte
Gputrcder res QSillen5 uulereS Sci
larre*. Gicie5 elue5 Sprausseiest
fpm111en mir su rem llntcri9iere sm!z
1heu ei,1er STentltdeu, all9elnetnen uno
elmer fatbcli1ben Oemeinreldule.
Srave fattp!ilde Gbriiten iolltcn II.
fbnncn fei,,en be0erl1 @unld be9e1lal5
ibre Sinner III ren0runpidssll in ren1~
lelten Olaubcn u,1terridten ;u lal1en
rcm ite ieltit an9tbIren unc ZEN i;e YER
ebrcn, Wp lie9t nun cher cer relisitle
uuo fittli6e llnterriht in uniern DT Tentz
ltden Sdulen
l1niere Hfentli9c Shrle 1T eiu9cfaL
an9efiil!t nit &tnrern rer serl9iereniten
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dem, rem Gdulern rteic,1i9cn &enntz
ntf'e bctsubrin9cn> welde iie iiber ras
gtseau Der lln9etilretbeit bdlt. Mlit
wentsen s4usnabmen >rercen 2ebrer an
9efellt relde feltit nod mande5 SIT
lernsn bdtten> INN ibnen ras Yrdrifat
zines eetilrcten Manne5 su seben.
SStr ieben 1T {clden S6ulen &atbpz
life1l 9utbcraner, ,Metbpoiiten 1t. ,,,and'
ancere Gefte rertrcten, >relde spr lautcr
Sefttreret fGpn Sen gamen 1tnieres
9uten Opttes ST tu6iatiren reraeher
batten. "~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

,reidenre s(nfidten 9e5erridt baten.
Sp mte Gltern 70 fcr9Ian carauf
adtcn, rab Sinner nidt NIT iGdcliden
Sutfan;en> melde eie 0eiuncteit res
2eite5 ;ertErcn> III &erbincun9 9eraz
tbcn, ip baten Gltern oud rarauf ;u
odtel, raj cte See!cn rer tbnen Ypu
0ptt ansertra,lten Sinner nidt NIT Srr<
lebren meldc ric Seele eritErcn inSer<
tinrun9 9etraAt merren.
Dteles, llebe 2cicr! linp urlere> 10
wie bic slnfiAten unlerer tpdwiirctgen
Sri tli6feit GS irll u,5 fseucl1 1rs11u
iptr nit llnferen, Nrtifel has Cute crz
ftrebe1 balferl melhe5 Zen t,1l1taiten
reiniten NusF11e unierer tatb. Heltsipn
ttlret.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
ct. %anl, A0>;nmeiota, 9an,tas Sen 25. Suit 1868.

Die Shuler ,rerren wpbl o,1 3uht
1,uo Srenul19 9e!r5bnt lcrnet1 tire Sefz
tioucr unp 9eben naA 5aule I'm sls
itcn. 3u 9auie fiuben fe jingere
Oc{6wt@ter neldc letdt unp gerncWi1=
1icren unr 9tcceusartel, 9lrccrer annch<
men. @pbtn {pll es nun ater init
uuierer heili9cu Neliairn fculnen>
,rcnn rcr NeliSipn5unterribt in Ifent:
liden Shulen al.a9elhlpnen it, wenn
fatbpIilAe Sinner ra6 Wiit oncey5sl1u>
ttser ecbreu> >reldss fe nolens volens
(ll,it lIn1r;llen prer .g2illeu)> ii rer
Sdu!c ei:1se1o,13t altth ibren jiil19crn
Oe7tbwifteri1 ptne jece t5ie MtfIht einz
impfen :? Der Ncis ner Neubett unr rie
liete Ccrpbnbeit fe wtrfen 10 uddtig
lnp e5 ,p1re fein gSunrer, >renn Gin
fothrlilbc5 &ino spn "A Sabren eurd
Zen Beiud fTertlider Shulen entlrez
Ter Gin 9lttriinn9er poer - menn |ttlte
Gltern brave fatbpli11e Gbriitcn i;nc,
1pelhe feiue Oefrrihe iiter Srrleprsn
tr,5aufe rulpen-ein ScQsnretcr0 0eud'z
ler 9enprcen it.
Mic miro eud, tbr Gltcru> tei cteler
slusTdt fir euer llnr fit ro5 See!erz
bell e,lerer &trrer? 80"
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res OlauteHa III tbnen ;u wsder, ihre
Seele in hIbfer Hetnbett ;u telrabren
bet @elt sum 9luten, rer1 bimmcl sur
3ierce, 1Gie mput SIR 9te6enldaft
atleaen srn euerem @trfe1 ? !0att tbr
ae,pu6crt NIT rem pfanre, wel9e5 eu6
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liber 9Set;el1 gceeiben fcnnte.
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men, Sdrette1 INN eefen unc alleniauS
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llno ip rabr eiu bsiliser 0ptt iiter uns
tbrpnt IL ratr feuu feline Seele in zen
|6'mucl ctn9cDen pbne Mpral Hclisipn
unc retnfe @pttessere1run9. -.lj-
Daru,n liete Gltern unleres 0laltz
tens, Ballet cuere &inrern cpn rem, 8c<
iude Sfentli6er Sdulen suriif idift
rieieltel, III fatbplilhe Oemetnrsldulen
III ,pelden fie netcn anceren riisli1en
sun1 Seben nptbmenoi9en @e9enitanreu
aud in ,!l'lerer be:lisen Neli9irn unter<
rtdtet trercen, tbre Geelel, scrGerrerttz
beit tetrabrt tleite11 tbren G}ott rereb<
rem rnp tire Gltern lteten lernen.
@tr rera9ten feine Nez
lt9ipn pcer percn Mn IN
ser; uniere pFidt it e5 oeer ric 81
tern ansubalte11 parallf ;u abtell ras
tire ail,eer ni9t frelnoe, afatbpltfhe If
men 9cfdbrlidc 2etren eln'au9en unr
iplde tretter certrcitei,. nc
Mir baten npd fetne 9liGlide, Taz
mtlte gcfaunt in reren Sdpob Strleb<
rel1, spn 1nierer teili9sn 9teli9ipn ot<I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
so. 81.

lua9ea s1 erfenncn sitt SIT e:fcnnen 9ez
ten muf. Sinp ia 9(us' 1tnr Munc,
Sttrn uno @an9e 70 9eldafe>l cab iIe
unriQfiirlt9 funr9eten unc Serratben
mas 1T Der Seele >rpbnt >lnr i'm 6eHcn
rpr9cbt. 9ebt ia BET Wenfb 1T rer
0clclllAaft fetner Mitmen1 1hen bat er
ia ra5 Gcrn1S9en ccr Spra9e, ccS,0ez
terreniptels> bet 9lftipn unc Oeitifulaz
ttcn Inn fi@ auS;uipredcn unp YER
fdnrli9 su maiden! Spradc, 3ci6cn
llnc 5anrlunge,1 serleibcn {einen innez
ren 0ecanfen gefiitlen mo Gntl tl9liitz
len dubere Oei italt uno Jprm.
Der Weni9 fam uuo ipu ebeulp
lpcl1t9 pbne Die fdtbaren eleugerunaen
lno &unr9ebunsen icincr Scelentbdz
tt9feit unc Seelensuddnce lebe,1 ais eS
eil,en letenci9en Baum pbne ibtbare
Ssrelle ictnes 2ebens unp ieiner Triebz
fraft setcn fann; 70 meniA ais Der II,
bic Suft geidleuoerte Stein bic in i'm
befnrlibe Sdwerfraft serleuouen uno
tm freien Naum serborrcn fam ; 70 ne
nt9> ais cer Sfen bic cr,pormencc &raft
re6 tn tbm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rerteraen
fam. Die slrt unp Wciie num- lpte
cer Menid bic Grfenntl1ib Uotte5, 1etne
9(bban9t9feit spn ibm unc lrinc 6inoaz
te an at i'm cur0 nGttore uur bTrz
Fare 3eiden curb Wprte uuo 6ancz
lun9en dueert uao an rel Gaa !eat> 1et
e5 fit I9 aQein, pcer in Oemeinl6aft
nit s|ncerl NIT G!auteu59enplen ca5
1T 0ptteSpteni It.
Sere Neli9ton bat eincn teloncereu>
ei9encn unp ci9entbumliheu @ptteSz
ctenit jc nad Zen Sesrifiell Die ie itz
ten Sefennern srn Wptt uno leiner
Gerebrun9 teilrinat; rarum bat Der
6eirc einen beirnii1en cer Sure einen
iiirilden rer Iiirfe ctncn tilrfilden II.
rer Gbriit eincn Griitli6en Wptte5cienf.
Wa6 1T nun rer d t itli1 c Octte5z
rtenit ?
Sesor tie erfen Meulden 9eiii,oi9t
lebtel1 1ie in unu1ttteltoren1 Gerfebr nit
0ctt. 0ptt luitwancelte III remparaz
rtesgarten uno recete nit sicom unc
G"~a, unD cteie receter autb NIT ibm>erz
;db!t uns bic beili9e S0yift. Non9(n@
gefdt ;u Nrgeli6t criiftcn Die erfeu
Wenlden ibre Gbrfurdt> ibrc2lu6etun9
lire Stete uno Danfbarfett 9eecn 0ptt
aus. SIR Ootte5cieuf mar a!lp ein
unn1itteltarer, finplider licbe1cer, beiliz
nit Octt. 0urd cenSunz
renfau murpe obsr oieier Gerfebr NIT
0rtt aufgebpten bic Slime trcnnte cie
son 0ott, bcb raS uripriirez
libe &erbdltnib swi3den inn uno ibnen
auf itiirste iie in 9ber9lauten O5yenz
pienit unp Die fu6wiirrisiten ga iter.
Omar fnipfte Got! pa5 serri0ene 8ano
;rpiiden iid uno ben Menl9en inmer
pterer an>beipnber5 bel cem ausertpdblz
ten yclfe cer Sucen unp bur6 pteies
Golf rurd bel1en @ermittlung nit utez
EN- ancern GIlfern.- Gprti. fol9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
&ipaut Sic be,,tibe,t SDr,pdrts:
Ter!

Str S1usc ern rcr Grrtldritts;unft
Seio trd redt srrbe Geiiter
Ienn einsis ibr ma6t in Gernnnft
limb icib ter gree Meiter.
Sutis, Gsnie unb @i7enidaft
Der Oinse l1r, Grsriintun5 -
Ties slQ' MIR fteGt i'm Sammeri6las
@Gurslererncr Gsrtineuns.
Sbr batfs ersriitelt, tab bic 4elt
Gid ielter bat' erldaTen
limb raB Ter Menid -[eer @prinsinsfele j
gntlpronsn iei BON MTen.
SIR ni6t taB 5rll' unb Simmelei
limb berlei BOILER S9winrel,
Sur pf1ffide GrFubuns isi
Sir tIlsiidc5 Oeiireel.
DaS slQs5 miBt ibr uno nrd mebr,
SIR ieib fan1pie Seute!
sfur eines ,puncert mid gar iebr
Sd treib ni9t mie ids beute:
Mit @eistcit 1T irnit 80 @utb sereint,
Sci eu6 it's aneers sa1slid,
Ceun no ein Seiuit erlGeivt,
3eist ibr eut balenl9pdnslit'.
Scr eiucn1 MSu9e arm unb tlein
Gntlauft ibr idin,pfenb lan,mtlid,
Ger GprtIdritt funtn,t eu9 ins 0etein> -
ST ras ui4t tGda befremblid?
Scr einent Seil1iten fallt
Gas Scr; eud lit bic - aleiter!
"a rSu9t mir ia ein 9rSbrer 5eIc
Der erfe bette S6neioer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

g@ slue Ginienrun9en, Gprrelponz
rensen Mittbetlunee1 @elaaft6brtefe
8el feuunaen 0elrlenrun9en, slnset9et1
une rol. 1ppllcn unter frl9encer Mrrene
oeuodt merren: uDeutide &atbplll9e
Druid 0eielliaaft" ppittpr 1870 ct.
SAUL Wtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
e a d ! Drift.

Gp6 nein, befrerbli9 it es niht A.
GaB ibr io fei9 tel9aNsn,
SHeil hies ia seraee eaIlir Irri9t
0ae cure gater Mffen. 80. .
Sod Tartrins 9tTeutbecrie
9fur mSGten tcir petire:1 r..
Die iautere Geuearaie .. .
Sour eu9 ST sinoi;iren.
!. 8arupt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
Der atamderer*
GiugSpel,cublatt fir fIttiecss sSirfcn uteSSlnen'
!0eraus9e9eben spn cer
9cut1d,cu &atb. Sruefacfcl1ba1t,
SfFee: Nii,,neiuta ctr. spild. her 3. II. 4.
st. PAUL Mtnne1pta.

Der gEaubcrer er1heint jehen Samfas uro
fcItet in untetinster Sc :arstesablun9 III cen
@eretui9tcu Staaten: oro
S1hrli6 SZ,oo
5altj11rli9 . l'zo
efa6 europa pvrtptre1:
S1brlid .'. $a,WO
}5;;r trei S1}pnote s1,25
Gin;elne Nuntmer ~ lo
Gas gcrtp fir nen uegSanoerer" lit fer Ner<
eiuiaten Staaten betrGst 20 Gent5 pct ee}abr uno
mub srn benz Gn1pf1nger bel ietner gpItp1Tee
pierteliabrlid srrauste;ablt merten.
Mlan faun III jeter 3ett auf ben ,9Saneerer"
atpnniren, irSem bic Sabrsanee nab ben STUNT
ntern tercanet perten. 50 sfnmmern MAIDEN
eincu Sabrsang.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

Spllen Ntrtcr fa1b rlif9cr 6 tc m
Effeutli9e prcr uyrei= g Nnlen"
tefuden?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-08
"A gang of negroes murdered white

"A gangof negroes murderedaWhite
man at Hurricane Bottom, Mississippi,
few nights ago. OF course their "a
biologists say the victim was member
of the Ku Klux Klan, as that is the
way the black leaguers now manage to
escape punishment for their crimes.
The London Star says that In the
London district there are nine branches
of the Mormon church, one hundred
and seven elders of conference, fifty
three priests, twenty-four teachers,
thirty deacons-in all eleven hundred
and seventy-two Mormons in the Lon
don Conference.
1t is a noteworthy fact that all the
intimate and truest friends and advis-
ers of Abraham Lincoln are now III OPP
position to the Rump leaders and their
internal "policy' of reconstructing the
Union for the benefit of politicians on
ly.
The second trial of John H. Sur.
ratt is to begin on the 18th of May. 1t
is understood that Judge Black will
be one of the counsel for the defence.
Eight men were killed and four
others seriously injured by the explo-
sion of boiler in a saw mill at Miami
stee, Michigan, on Wednesday.
Election tickets in Ohio must here
after be printed on white paper, as we'll
as be voted by white men.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-05-08

CANCER, SCRoFULA, &C., CURED
Eg7 Persons afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula, Tu-
mors Eruptious, &c, CURED by the use of DR..
GREENE'S ELECTRO INDICATED BATHS and
Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the blood
of all Humors, Mercury, Lead, &c, and restore
health to invalids afflicted with every variety of
disease. A book describing Cancer Serofula, HUI
mors and other diseases, with their proper means
of cure, may obtained free at the Medical Insi-
tute, or by mail. Address DR.. r. GREENE, 16
Temple place, Boston, Mass.
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JOB PRINTING, of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. THE GAZETTE OFFICE has
just been reftted with Power Press and new type,
and everything in the Printing line can be execn-
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Eg7 All letters should be ADDRESSED to
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Publishers.
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nR. CHASE'S RECIPES, or H!for

DR. CHASE'S RECIPES, or Laf0r-
nation for Everybody An invaluable
collection of about 800 practical recipes for Mer-
chants GrOcers, Saloon keepers, Physicians, Drug
gists Tanners Shoemalers, Harness max kers, Pain
ters, jewelers., Blaeksmiths Timers, Gunsmiths,
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Farmers and Families Generally.
To which has been added Rational Treatment
of Pleurisy Inflammation of the Lungs and Infam-
matory Diseases, and also for General Female Deb-
ity and Irregularities.
The undersigned is agent for Bedford county
For agencies address L. NJ. STATLER,
apr24tf StoystOwn, Pa.
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SL RUSSELL J. H. LONGENECKER.
n USSELL & LONGENECKER,
N ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW,
BEDFORD, Pa,
VIII attend promptly and faithfully to all busi-
ness entrusted to their care. Special attention
given to collections and the prosecution of claims
for Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c.
OFFICE, on Juliana Street, south OF the Court
House APPS, '67tf
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TSPY M. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
II LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Will faithfully and
promptly attend to all business entrusted to his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
,laims, back pay, bounty &c, speedily collected.
Office with Mann Spang, on Ju,iana street,
( o doors South of the Mengel House.
Jan o. 1854,
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F. NJ. KIMMELL. J. w. LINGENFELTER'
TIMMELL & LINGENFELTER,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
Have formed partnership in the practice OF
the Law Office on Juliana street, two doors South
ofthe .tMengel House"
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X II. SPANG, ATTORNEY AT
". LAW BEDFORD, PA. viii promptly at
tend to collections and all business entrusted to
his care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
Office on Juliana Street, three doors south OF the
"MengeI House, opposite the residence Of Mrs.
Tate.
May 49, 1864
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Holm P. REED, ATTORNEY AT
81 LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Respectfully tenders
his services to the pnblic.
Office second door North Of the Mengel House.
Bedford Aug, l. 1851
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j. MeD. SHARPE. E F: kerr.
CHARPE q KERR, ATTORNEYS
= AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
fee on Juliana St, opposite the Banking House Of
Reed 4 Schell March =, Do.
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B. f. MEYERS J. W. DICkERSON'
MEYERS & DICKERSON, AT
wi TORNEYS AT LAW, Bedford Pa, Office
few doors south of the Court House, will practice
in the several courts of Bedford county Pensions,
bounty and back pay obtained and the purchase
and sale of real estate attended to. mayll, 90.
HAYS IRVINE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, Bloody Run, Pa. Office in Harris
New Building marl5 oo
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The BEDFORD GAZETTE is published every Fri
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annum, If pad Strtctly adranee S2. so if paid
within six months; $500 if not paid within SIX
months All subscription accounts MUST be
settled annually. No paper will-be sent out of
the State unless paid for IN ADVANCE, and all such
subscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
the expiration of the time for which they are
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All ADVERTISEMENTS for less term than
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to be pat6iished IN both papers pHbiished ia this
place.
Ey0 All advertising due after first insertion
= Ia oIr-ar
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J. r. DURBORROw

They are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
and will give special attention to the prosecution
of claims against the Government for Pensions,
Back Pay Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
Office on Juliana street, one door South of the
oMengel House, - and nearly opposite the Inquirer
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Remarks of Hon. w. q. GrOesbeclG. of
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