Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-06-26

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The July Number QfLjppiacohs 8 Magazine.
of Literature, Science, and Education
/ Contains Dallas Galbraith Part VII. Rebecca.
Miss Jude's Revenge. The Chinese in Cali
/ fornia, A Literary Hospital. The Legend
of Balls lake. On expression in Painting,
/ To book worm. A Pilgrimage to the grave
of Humboldt. Mapping Of the Moon. Made
whole. Drowned No more Metaphysics.
English society in Paris Lady Houghton's
mistake. Old Letters. Our Monthly Gossip.
Literature ofthe day. Yearly Subscriptions,
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magazine. The literary matter Of this month
is Evangeline in Prose-, (eoncluded); Re
membranes of Thaddeus Koscidsko lthe
'Ihaddeus OF Warsaw" of Miss Porter "a
Dead Mans Rule" "Angel Visits" .'The
Debarry Fortune" "Vacant Places" by
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The EcLEcTIo for July contains: Embel.
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Science, The Science of War, The Holy Land,
St. George and the Dragon, NJ. Rouher,
Minister of France, Singular Fulflment Of a
Prediction, The education of Women, Impos.
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Blockade: An Episode of the End of the
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HARrERs Nav MoSrHLY MAGAZINE. for
July, 1868, contains; Among the Andes of |
Peru and Bolivia, by E. G. Squier, with |
numerous Illustrations; The Fashions in /
Guinea, illustrated; David Garrick, with |
portraits Of Garricb, Margaret Wellington
and EvaM Garrick; Poppies; New York in
the Revolution, finely illustrated; Dumb
Oracles; Woman's S Form; Unanswered: The |
Woman Kingdom; The Relief Street
Payements with illustrations; An Address to
the American People, by Newman Hall:
The Reporters of the Sea; The New Timothy.
Part Ill; English Photographs by An
American; Jack and His Mother: The Dry
Tortugas; Allowanced; Editors Easy Chair;
Monthly Record of Current Events; Editors
Drawer.
GRANT AND CoLFAx.-We have received
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York, the well known Map Publishers, q
Colored Pictorial ard Statistical Chart con.
tanning very good Iikenesses of our Candidates.
Sketches Of their Lives, The Platform,
Letters of Acceptance, Portraits of all the
Presidents, and very interesting statistics re.
lating to former Presidential elections. This
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SrEcIAL-We have neatly printed, in col.
ors, the new Fee Bill for Justices and Consta-
bles passed by the last Legislature. and are
prepared to mail it, to persons desiring it. on
receipt Of 25 cents. Every Justice and Con
stable in the county should send for copy
at once, as they caanot get along without it.
THAT NoIsY You've MAN Under this
head the Fulton Republican goes for one
Of the usual anuoyances of printing office.
We, too, have been annoyed before now bv
that noisy young man" and We fully sym.
pathize with our cotemporary
MARh ETS.
PHuADELPHIA, Junei 20. Breadstuifs are
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