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No Health without ytgor.

The wear and tear Of life tdls lPon Us ali more
or less. What are VIC but m3ehnesz The vital
principal is the motive power tbtt keeps tie ha-
man engine in motion; but as beans, pistons, con
neetion pipes, condensers and boaers wear out, 50
do organs, muscles, tissues ami all the compound
parts Of that marvellous piece of work called
Man
The mechanism Of the body sguiTes to be re-
paired and strengthened just as much as the me
chanism employed to grind corl or spin cotton,
or weave cloth. Steam eannd drive a broken
sAait, or impel a drum 5F a wsel that IS out Of
gear neither can the vital force tct through par
alyred limb. or an inert organ
ARE YOU WEARING oUT Do you feel
that any one Of your organs yaur stomach, liver,
bowels, nervous system, or aHg other essential
part Of your organization, falteri in its work? II
90, repair the damage vita &c most powerful.
yet harmless, Of invigorarss HosTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. Rtnember that debili-
ty is the beginning Of III. End"-thst the eli
max Of al weakness is ,niyersal paralysis Of
the system, and that such Ptalysis is the imme-
diate precursor Of HEArH.
Don't wait for disease g. 3mmit its rayages be-
fore you commence the strengthening process.
Keep the whole body IN a igoTous condition by
DrsreHtfHy as far as pOssi3e, the threads Of de
cay. Repair the waste Of nature with nature S
hesl t0nic--iI0STETTERS BITTERS.
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T WO ARMS
AT PRIVATE SALE
IN oRRIso COVE.

The proprietor Of the following lands having
concluded to remoFs to Missouri, has determined
to sell his farms in Morrison's Cove, at private
sale. The undersigned therefore offer to the pub
lie the following splendid farms, viz: lat.
THE JOHN HOFFMAN" FARM
located in Middle woodberry township, on the
Turnpike leading from PAttonsviIle to woodberry
containing
III ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,
Of which about loo acres are cleared and in
high state Of cultivation, and the remaining elev-
en- acres are covered with
SPLENDID TIMBER,
with large two story
LOG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a large DOUBLE BANK BARN, and all necea-
sary out-buildings thereon erected. Also, ten
ant house. There is an Orchard of
CHOICE FRUIT TREES,
said to be one Of the best in the Cove, thereon.
There is also Spring of most excellent water at
the door, while the Meadow branch Of yellow
Creek runs across the farm, passing within few
rods of the buildings
>. THE MICHAEL KEAGY" FARM,
situate in Hickory Bottom said township, con-
tanning
EIGHTY THREE ACRES,
more or less, of which Sixty Eight acres are
cleared and in fine state OF cultivation, and the
balance consists of most excellent TIMBER
LAND. The improvements are a story and hall
FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE,
a DOUBLE FRAME BANK BARN,
and all other necessary out buildings. There are
TWO SPLENDID ORCHARDS
Of choice fruit upon this tract, which seldom. fail
There is also Spring of never falling water a,
the door.
Both these farms consist of the best lime stone
land in Morrisan's Cove. and are in the highest
state Of cultivation.
DURBoRROw LUTz,
Real Estate Agents,
apl5 Bedford, Pa.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIB-
TNE

We viI also send the New York Weekly Trib-
-ls. and Bedford ISQUIEER for ore year to any
fs-za2 who VIZ pay as three dollars in advance.
il who have already paid Us in advance for
as Inquirer since the first Of February, by
l4yEas Us one dollar additional viii hare the
Tribune sent 10 them from the Isl 81: Nay 1865,
g. trs lst Of May 1859 This is one of the best
.rga-tauiies cTer offered. The campaign VIII be
q most animated one, and togivo cur readers the
advantage Of a leading newspaper we have made
-a5s arrangement Vow is the 6me to subscribe.
Who viii Faszs a eIub for the campaign
DURBQBEOW d LUTZ,
-arZ- E3tfgrs and P-sprier5rs.
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WEsTRRN LAND FOR SALE Or

"ESTRRN LAND FOR SALE Or
" TRADE.
The subscriber offers for sale OF exchange 1900
acres of Western lands in the counties ofEauelare
Claire ChipPe#a, Wisconsin. 1900 acres Of these
lands are situated in the best lumber region Of
Wisconsin tributaries the Chippewa river with
the best facilities for rafting. they are HEAYI-
LY TIMBERED and CONVENIENT TO
MILLS, and offer superior advantages for engag-
ing in Proftablelumbering business. They win
be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
ALSO 12O ACRES Of aninPsoEed prarie land
in Cooks Valley, Chippewa county, in good set
tlsmsnt, surrounded BY improved lands, convent
ent 10 churches and school = 0GEss, and well
Eatered. Also so acres timber and prairis land
within y miles Of augusta, Eauclaire county,
Wisconsin. The lands win be sold 1t from So
to $40 per acre according teqEaIity-
For particulars inquire Of DurborroH Lutz,
or the subscriber at Bedford, Pa.
Apl24.-3m JOHN WIGHTMAN.
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a}eW Aarertiaments,

All advertisements, except public sales and
legal notices, VIII be iusertedthres months and
charged accordingly unless otleFWise ordered.
FURNITURE AND CAIlNET ROOMS!
THOMAS MERWINE, qi fiesfG5d SfqA Work
shoD,' has re-opened the Caiiuet and furniture
business in that part Of the tom, and IS prepared
to furnish all sinds Of Fu-HitUe, az cheap rates
Call and examine his work before purchasing
elsewhere. Satisfaction euarsntesd. Special at
tention paid 70 the msnuiactfre and furnishing
Of C0tius. Terms reasonable Imaygm
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p..-1rrb of Bedford OF tue MINISTERS ot nNA-
,-5 and the time Of meeting of the different
associations:
srBgoBp COUNTY oFFIcERS.
.5.-, .T..lss-Hon. Alex. Hing.
.-;v,e .fs.iges-Wm. g. EieAoltz and Geo.
"" 9,.55.o,arg. h 5.sisr ea5 Recorder, fe.-o.
-'' j5i..Tis- 4 .l,.ora-g- Z. F. Kerr.
rs-garrr-Isasc Mcngel
ys-sT- Robert S1eckmau-
r.a NerlF-pbjip Huzzard.
a, Sa-7rso-- Samuel kotterman.
tssisHs-- NicbaeI 5. Ritehey, David
--.,..,rs and P. g Barton C{srk-J0hn q.
.sr C.-a-eI-Jahn vs.. DiekeTson.
directors Of P5o--D. R. Anderson, Michael.
r.-tl and j. l. Noble. Nfsror9 - Samuel
r-rfsg-b. C--aseI-E. F.. Kerr. ClerE-T r.
'...rrs. Trsaazer-W William Bovles. Plysieian
I.t,a-s-Jamss Mattingly. John D. Lucas,
aa5 s. Whip.
BoEoueR OFFICERS
g.gess-0 E. shannon.
ss.f,trat Bs-gsss-Philip Huzzard
r.asil-ThaInas IL. Lyons, John B0or, A. w.
Mover. ]. -. Shoemaker, Hiram Lentz ana T. Il.
esrrs CferE-H. Nic0demus. Ire0sprsr--
E.zn u. Rash.
El+etle- william Gephsrt-
Hsf Caaz-at3e-Jchu Harris
y.isI Dire .-s-Job Mann, 5. J. Russell 7.
3 5e;rvs. jacob Reed, John Cessna and H. Mic
Ts-rs. Sse-rr7rg-J. W Linge lieltGr. Ireas-
-T z. 5cttys.
MINISTER'S.
Eas.soaali4u--Rev. Alfred J. Barrow.
P-s.t t--jgH--
E-Es-ra-Esy. J. Q. McAtiee.
gll.af..-EcF. B. o.. " Reed
fe-ar.r Refa-a.eF-Bev. H. HeekegIaan.
Pra CUHo{ic- Rev Thomas Heyden.
ASSOCIATIONS.
BEDFORD Lodss. No. 500 A. Y. NJ, meets on
ssa Ersi Wednesday on cr before fun moon, IN the
81 grd Hail. on she corner of Pitt and Richard
s-raz-s-
H.-.e Branch Eaear aa.sHt, 80. H. !. o. o.
e. meets on the Hrs5 and third Wednesday even
.--s .E each month in7he Bedford HaA
Lodge, No. 2i2, 1. o. O. r meets ev-
s-- Friday evening, in the Bedford Han.
Hi Le3gs, No. las, l. g. g. T., meets in
A- g.ur, H9ee, On Monday evening Of each
1e-s.
ss So. I02. g. A. T. meets every Thursday
..s-as. in she zeeold story Of LiagenfsiteT's 5
.-a sai.Llas-
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0RTaIN AND HISTORY

ORIGIN AND HISTORY
or THE -
- BOOKS OF THE B ! b L h, -
- By PROP. CALVIN E. STOWE, D. D. -
- Showing what the Bible is not what it :
= is and how 10 use Il tracing the history Of Il
each book up to its origin With It's inspired
= authors, aud completely answering all inf :
= del eavils and objections to the scriptures. u
Il Is 90 ordinary library Of Biblical histo
~ in single volume; brief clear, accurate, -
conclusive and highly interesting.
The resuit Of a life Of study aud patient -
research. Contains Just what every Bible
reader wants to know. Recommended b Il
= leading men Of al denominations No -
- eompetititi0n, for there is no other book On
the same subject published or sold in the :
= couutry. send for CiTculaTs Address =
ZEIGLER McCURDY Co,
= Ima6t 6I4 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

ErEEITrRE Attention is called 10 the ad-
vs-.semeat Of Thomas Mervine, in TO days
lap-r
Taz REgisraY L4w.--We publish on the
outside of to-day issue, the new Registry
BlI as passed by the late Legislature. We
DO this to the exclusion of other matter. in
order that oar readers, particularly the elec-
non atcerar may have an opportunity Of ex-
aiming and making themselves fully acquaia-
led with its provisions.
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ggBFoRD. PA. FRIDAY, VAT, !, 1855.

DFrc7osY.-The following is directory
81. he officers of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers Of Bed
,-5. and the time Of meeting of the different
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

hoggrD-Tbe Office Of the Railroad com
Elay. a. Hollidaysburg, vas entered by bur
saEs on Wednesday morning Of week before
los. and some forty dollars in money and
about one hundred dollars in checks, taken
.an the safe The checks viii be Of no nse
10 The .4.eTcs, as payment HIS been stopped.
he safe was destroyed by the use Of powder.
saage.-Ansr one of tile severest wiaters
experienced ia this latitude for mary years,
'.Ie.ee g. tae present signs Of favorable
E7 60 mild weather. The winter was
.1..s..-,.g severe on 1--we stock generally,
1.- -asg deserve a long sumner wish
.sa.' Of feed and pasture to make amends
.-s N.a.as % their discon,aut.
Ee.-Oar pi.catorial friends are
-a .-s IMPLEMENTS Of their profes-
... vigorous campaign against the inny
-.- -'-ls iae present season Some fen
7asa have. indeed, already commenced
.'7 .s'7 gl'b very encouraging specess. We
aa. been able, yet, to try oar luck but
~. 10 have time spared us from the .,rush
''7's to enjoy short season OF aBg-
along The mountain streams. which we
pleased 90 learn are filed with the most
~ ai' the Gany tribe tho beautiful
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

TaE National Publishing Company is about
issuing history Of the Rebellion by Hon.
4. H. Stephens. The work viii doubtless
be most interesting one, being taken from
a Southern stand point By perhaps the most
competent Of all the Southern participants in
The contest. il viii be looked for with in
creased interest on account Of the position Of
its author at the breaking cut Of the Rebellion.
See advertisement in another column.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

ExHlBmoy.-The Library Committee, Of
tho NJ, E. Sabbath School, Of this place, viii
give an entertainment, commencing on We'd
nesday evening next to consist of number
Of Speeches, Dialogues, Colloquys, Singing,
&c. The proceeds ofthe exhibition are to be
appropriated to the replenishing Of the
Library Of the Sabbath School The
patronage cf the public is respectfully solici-
ted.
The REAL ESTATE AcEsCY Of Durborrow
L Luiz, has effected The sale of number OF
tracts Of land within the last few weeks.
This is one Of the best means of disp0sing Of
land that can be successfully Employed.
Lands are sold at the price established by the
owner, without any effort on bis par, and at
comparatively Little or no expense; std with
out the public even knowing whose lads are
offered for sale. Persons having lands to
sell will do well to employ them while those
desiring to buy should not fail to spily at
once, H.
A NrWBrE Of persons are ayaiIing them
selves of our proposition to furnish the Is
QUIRER and Ne,o Tor. Z'ribHas for one year
for THREE DOLLARS. They will please ra-
member that we want the money 10 advance
So for the IyqUIREB and 81 for the TIiblals.
The liberality Of the proposition must be af-
parent to all and unless we have the money
for both papers IN ADv4NcE, we cannot do
it. We ought to introduce st least 500 cop
les Of the Tribune into the county by this
arrangement. IT,
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AND LYTREETCALLY THE CHEAPEST.
Hisrsally two machines combined in one, tby
a simple and beautiful mechanical arrangement
making both the Shuttle or Loel-stitei, and the
overseaming and Button hole stitch, With equal
facility and perfection. It executes in the reyy
best naHasr every variety Of sewing such as,
Hsmming, FsIling, cording, Tueking, Stitching
Braainga and Quilting, Gathering and sewing on,
Cdone at the same time,) and in addition, Over
seams, Embroidsrs on the edge, and makes beau
tifaI Button and Eyelst-hoIes in all fabrics.
Every Machine is warranted by the Company,
or its Agents, to give entire satisfaction.
Circulars, with full particulars and samples of
work done on this Machine, can be had on appli-
cation at the sales rooms of
THE AMERICAN
BUTTON HOLE, OEERSEAMLNG
AND SEWING MACHINE Co,
s. W. CoRxER E1EvzSrH AND CHEsrsuT STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
Instructions given On the machine at the rooms
of the Company gratuitousiy to all purchers.
AGENTS WANTED.
FRED'K PAxsON, President.
W. B. MEyDExHALI, Treasurer.
April S:2m
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HOl FOR THE CAMPAIGN!
-E NEW YORK TRIBUNE
BEDFORD IyQUIRER


Tie Hrgpr.-sgr- sill enlarge sls IssUIara 10 an
zs-t column paper on OF about the ar=t Of May
asa. We are compelled te 30 this 20 meet the
zrr.aE wants Of eur community. The addition
.. column t9 each page, together with consider
allie addition to the length, VIII enable rs 90 lay
before car readers much more matter than we do
20 present, aud give them ali the advantages Of
both local and general newspaper
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

COLGATE ARoMATIcyEGETABLEsoAP
A superior TOILET sop, prepared from re-
fined VEGETABLE OILS N combination with
6lyeeripe, and especially deigned for the use Of
LADIES and foFthe NURsTRE It's perfumeis
exquisite, and its washing properties auriFaled
For sale by all druggists jaly,l5,67.yl
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TIE ATLANTIC MoyrHLr.--The May num-
Der Of this excellent and well established
magazine comes to US replete, with highly en-
tertaining and instructive reading. The char
acter Of the matter given through the columns
Of Tie AaaHtic make It one Of the most pop
uIar and desirableofall the monthlies. Publish
ed BY Tieknor & Fields, Boston. Subscription
price s., ,o0i single eopies-35cts. For sale
at Tie INorIRER Book Store.
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NTANTED-An Agent ia this Comfy for the
w NER EYGLAND MUTUAL LIFE N
SHRANCE 60. This is the oldest Mutual Or
ganikation IN the country Handsome compen-
sation given. Address
STROUD 4 MARST0S, General Agents,
ApTiiS:et No. 82 North Fifth ST., Phila.
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IHE MEETING oS MoSDAY NiGHT.-Tbe
Democratic gathering on Monday night, PROV
ed failure as far as numbers and enthusiasm
were concerned. A ''beggaFly account of
empty benches, few ofice-seeking Demo
Gratis, and a respectable sprinkling Of Repub-
lieans-(there for The purpose Of gratifying
curiosity we're addressed by Messrs. Shan
non and Meyers, as as'taL The resolutions
were tame rebash Of by-gone balderdash,
aud the speeches we're without force or logic,
a worded appeal to lbe people to forget the
past, lah. don't these men wish it could and
lcoul3 be forgottenl --and look only to party
and the offices. One oftha speakers deciar
cd for Hancock for President, but bis coup
ling the declaration with the fact that he had
been a prominent General ia the Union army
frustrated the whole scheme, and the mention
Of his name was received IN profound
silence.
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HeRsE STeLES.-On Tuesday night Of last
week horse belonging to Ferdinand Berry,
wss stolen from his stable, on South Front
street. The theft IS supposed to have been
committed about ten o clock, as considerable
noise was heard in the neigaborbood Of the
stable about that time. No clue has been
obtained Of the whereabou,s Of the horse or
.hieG. G.-ctqmbers5arg Repositorg
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4 GENTS WANTED FORDANA'S
n AUTHORIZED ySPACTHESTIC
LIFE OF ULYSSES s GRANT

Comprising complete audaocurate history Of
his eyentful and int resting cresr, with an au-
thentic narrative Of bis invaluable military ser
vices. adding also an iuparaai estimate Of his
character as a. man, Soi6sr, and Siatcs-
aaB. BY Hon. CHARLES a DANA, late Assis
tsnt Secretary Of War. The Springfield EeppB-
ficaa says:---"Daua's Life 81 General Grant Is
sure TO be the most authentit and best Life Of
Grant published-" For particulars apply 70 or
address .GURE0N CO, SPingdeld Mass, or
W. D. MYERS, IL Maiden Lane. n, Y
lmay a.
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EVERY SATuR38Y.-The May number is at
band and is filed thgood selections from the
best current literature Of Great Britain aud
original trauslations from the Continental
journals ''Foul Play" a new novel by
Charles Reade, Is published in this magazine
also a Bew poem by Tennysou, from the al.
yanced sheets IN this humber, For sale a,
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MAGEoin WArERisa delightful toilet article
superior To Cologne and at half the cost ,
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ET EVERY BODY wanting any thing ia
a the Hardware line, call st HARTLEY
METZGERS, They have the largest stock OF
goods ever seen in country store, and ~ they
Buy FOR CAsH-and many things direct from
the manufacturers,--the CAN and Do sell at
CITY PRICES. Give then q call.
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BiAcKwooDs EDINBrEGH MAGAzNE.-The
April number Of this well known monthly
comes, as usual filed with good readable
matter. The leading article-"H Horace, the
Causes Of his Popularity merits careful
peru.aI. Linda Tressel. Part H.. Cornelius
ODowd, Charles Kean and the Modern
Stage, &c, are all excellent articles. Sub
seription price-S4 90 per year. Single cop
les, 35 cents. For sale al the INQulEEa Book
Store.
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3..s,5.4f Eslas-H0n. Alex. hing
s.szf4te .fafges-Wm. g. Eleaoltz and Geo.
IS. Gamp-
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RAILROAD LINES,

hTORTH Pennsylvania RAILROAD
~ The mIDpLk ROgTE.-Shortest and mos
direct line TO bethlehem, EastOn Allentown, mauch
Shpnk; Haz,leton, wbte Haven, wilkesbarre Ma
dale dale snd Al the points In the Lehgh and wyoming
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, N, W. corner Of
BERks BfEIRi and A, bRI0Ar IL, streets ~, ,,,,Uo,
TRAINe-on and amer MONDAY, May q, 1855
sfEsRRKseT and 5THs ssye the New PsP9 o.
AZ 645 A. M@AccommodatIon for Fort Wash.
8tT45 A M.-Mornng Expres, for Bethlehem Ano
Principal Stations on North Peunsy iysnia uslirosd,
connecting al Bethlehem WITH Lehigh Valley and
ientown, CatsssuoGa, slatinston. MaucS '' ShunE
pss6p ssoB S M Mhe nao IN %
hSh g Hnd aD1 w1yGMmE NSSys also n TO- NIL, NTH
and With Catawisss RAilroso Tor Rupert DanvIlie,
%!on S enc wiemsp9rt AErye 2: MsgCh 0hnnK li At
az ~ NJ Passengers by this train csn take the Lehgh
Eastoh, snd points on New Jersey Central Railroad
Al s'45 A, M-Accommodation Tor Doylestown
s!GPpng AZ al stati9ns Passenger9f for
train taSe Stage At Old York ROAD dH''oVe' 'S vi"
AT 1O9o A. MIAccommoda.ionf for Fort washing
Asr45P. ii .-Lehigh valley Express for Bethle-
Wiikes6arre' Haz'eton, Mahanoy City, CentrsiIa,
shenendoab, Mt. Carmel, Pittson and scranton, aud
At 2s5 P. M.---Accommodation f5r IDoy oyiesEOwn,
stopping at all intermediate stations.
At 8lb P.M.-LehIgh and susquensnnS Expresl for
Bethlehem, Eas.on, Alientown, Mauch CHUNK,
VILE take this train to Quakertown and for Sumuey
Town TO North nalfB
At AIS p M.-Accommodation for Doyestown,
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow Grove. Hathorn and Hsrtsvtla take
stage at Ablngtor; for New Hope at DoyIestown
At 10 +. M.--ThrOugh accommodation Ior beLnle.
hem and all stations on main Hoe OF North Pennsyl
vana Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with be-
bikh valley Iehtgh and SusquehRnua evening Train
for Faston. , lentown MauGh Chunk.
At 8 20 p. M-AccommO0atiOu FOR LRnsdAle, stop.
ping al all intermediate stations.
Atll'30 Z. H.-ACcOm mediation Tor Fort washing
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA,
CIT ETpm Bethlehem at 100 and llO5 a. M, 200 ana
lI'C5 A, M ana 2.OO P. NJ Trains makes direct connec
ton with Lehigh Valley and Lehlgh and Susquebanna
trains from Easton, Scranton, Wlkesbarre, Mahony
City, and Hszleton.
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at l''5 P. Nj. con.
meet At Bethlehem at sos p. M, and arrive In Phila
uelpha at 8 80 p. NJ.
From DoyieeIown at S'25 A. M, 500 and 200 p NJ.
From Lansdale AT 7'50 A. NJ.
7. M. ,,.,-,,.,,.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9'30 A. M.
PhtladelphIa for DOy lesJOwn at 200 p. NJ.
DOylestOwn for Philadelphia ut 200 "A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'30 p. NJ
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
Bengers to ana from the new depot.
White Cars OF seCUnd and Third streets Line ano
Union Line run within short distance OF the
depot
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office, in
orGer TO secure the lowest rates of fare.
Tickets SOLD and Baggage checke ed through 10 prin
Cipa points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office. No los FIFTH street
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pendence and the war of freedom are repre-
sented alike in Grant and Colfax. Both are
grsndsons of soldiers of the revolution. Coli
fax shows his good extraction in his clear COM
plexion, ruby lips, fine eyes, and the excellent
lustre of his hair. Grant looks like the sturdy
soldier Of the line, bearing toughly up with
the bayonet against the tedious fortunes of the
battle Being what they were in parentage
and patriotism, who could expect to fud them
but where they stand-at the head Of the life
guards of the Republicl Ct. A. T."
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RAILROAD LINES.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
j Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
no" run as i0iioTs FOX E'4:NL BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except sunday at zoo 745. and 1890 P.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 A. NJ, and 200
FOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
p LsGV' G al $40 ana % A. N, aAa AZ 100 and ''''
cave at 7'Oo A. M and 30 P. M. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave a'7' FoR f n WwY Sgd sS srAfioSs sRf StS s.
For All Hii PARfs HRf @ OF SVT THE g VEST
Leye aay & EXCEPT Saturday and Sunday at 746 A.
on on s Saturday y At 7,iS A A. NJ Nj; and 2'30 p M
Relay station with trains from baltimore TO Wheel.
Ing. Parkersburg, etc.
Washln gtoK Station Ticket Office at all hours In the
day well as at the office of the Bankers aud
ayeR9 ses eRa and N S sree
For New York ZIP Pnlladephla, and Boston, see ad-
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
- l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
225t] GEORGE s. KooNTz, Agent Washington.
UPRIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
y ALL POINTS NORTH ard EAST. and for all
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Freight for all way points the Camden and
Amboy, Freehold and Jamesburg and Burlington
County Railroads, forwarded at II O'clock Noon
For TSenton PRINCETON, Kingston, Rocky Hill and
ali points ON the New Jersey and Belvidere Rail-
roads, forwarded at 25s p. NJ,
Fpeight received from on Z Z x. u. .toePM.
slip memorandum specifying the marks and
''"''s '' 'eH' wv WAITER iii FREEMAN, AGENT
Et Pbilsdelphia.