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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

TIE Right Rev. Bishop Stevens Of the
Episcopal Church viii preach and hold a con
6rmation in the Court House, on Thursday
evening the first Of July. Service to com
meace at half past seven o'clock.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

NEw YoEE TBBUSE-We viii furnish the
Weekly Tribune at 81, So per year to all sub
scribers TO the IyQUIREs But subscriptions
must be paid in advance. These are the best
terms we eau make for the two f.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

CIGARS,
BEOONS.
BASKETS. WOODEN WARE, ar.
Ia.h al SONG ri their prices:
CkLIC0ES. s, TO- u, IS. i6.
GINGHAd l24 i5 2S, -
MUSLIN, 30, l., Is, y, Is, 20.
C&S>INEREs Ch0lllS, sATtNETT an d
LADIES SACK.N5 a. yery low prices, Ladies,
Geats and Misses shoes Sandals and 0rershoes
ia great variety. Aiea',, toys and yoHths boots
best Coffee, Tea. Sagar and Syrup at market
prises. Feei and El9dr isr sale here At al times
We invite al 70 cail and see the goods, aHd eem-
pare prices. before iayins Jour goods Our motto
IS, short prof.ts.
TEars--cash. i,ates orprodaets apl3 IS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
WATERsIDE Wo0LEN FACTORY
$4,000 LES. WOOL WANTED
no the owNERs OF uvPATENrED
sravEron GESEaAs's OFFICE,

A
srRvEYoE GESERAs'S OFFICE.
Harrisburg. Pa, May 9th, 1859.
Ia obedience to an Act Of Assembly, approved
the eighth day Of April, cne thousand eight hun
dred and six y-nine. you are herebf notified that
the sC.sgnty Laad Lien Docket. containing the
list of uuPaten;ed lands for Bedford county, pre-
pared under the Act af Assembly Of the twentieth
of MAY, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and the supplement thereto has this day
teen fs-warded to the Prothonetary Of the com
ty. at whose Office It may be examined. The liens
can only be liqsidated BY the payment Of the
purchase money, interest ard fees, and receiving
patents through this Departmenl. Proceedings
by the Attorney General mare been stayed for one
year from this date, in order that parties may OBJ
tain their patents without additional cost
JACOB NJ CAMPBELL,
I4mav:sm Surveyor General.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
NEW GOODS

III EW G GODS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE NOW OPEN
LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
STOCK OF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
TIE CREDIT SYSTEM BEING NEARLY
"PLAYED OUT" WE WILL SELL
CHEAP FOR CASH OR PRODUCE.
INTEREST CHARGED On ALL Ac-
COUNTS AFTER NINETY DAYS.
lsjuno AB cRAMER co.
@ R. osTER 4 CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
USUAL EXTENSIVE AND
WELL ASSORTED STOCK or
NEW AND CHEAP
UMMER GOODS.
COMPRISING a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS.
COTTON YARN.
CARPET CHAIN,
HATS.
BOOTS.
SHOES
CLOTHING,
BROOMS,
BUCKETS.
BASKETS,
WALL and
WINDOW PAPER,
GROCERIES,
UEENSWARE,
TOBACCOS.
CIGARS,
FISH,
BACON,
SALT, &c.
WE INVITE ALL TO CALL AND SEE FOR
THEMSELVES.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
DIED.

DIED.
Ontbe 18th inst. JOHN BOYER, Of Union tp.
Bedford CO., aged S Z years, months a. d days.
Al the residence Of his parents, in Ebensburg,
on the 18th inst, JOHN GILMORE PIPER,
aged j. ears, months aud Y days. The de-
ceased an amiable, generous youth, and was
greatly beloved by an who knew him.
o. the 10th inst, Mrs. MARY E. MILLER,
consort Of David Miller, ESQ sged G6 years, 8
months and Is days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

SHow.--A one house ARRANGEMENT, big wo-
men and snakes were exhibited in this place
on Saturday last. No excitement. No pat
ronage, not even the boys we're on hand
Gnn1
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

SHEEEs 4 JoRBAN have constantly on hand,
the Buckeye Mower and Reaper, The Great
Western Lock Lever Grain and Hay Rake,
and the world renound "Sweep Stakes
Separator. Farmers, call and seethem work.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
rRYaTAL STEAM MILLS.

Our Mil wagon viii deliver Flour, Feed, &c (,
every afternoon. at O'clock 10 Bedford and re-
ccire grist All work WARRANTED. Terms
cash Orders may be left at the mill er Hardware
store Of Hartley Metager-
saapr JOHN WM. HARTLEY.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

We call the attention Of our Farmers to the
fact that Hartley & Melzger are the only
agents in Bedford for the sale Of the genuine
old make Of Green Castle Grain Cradles.
They have just received the second load OF
Cradles for this season.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at bal
taa p-iee. If
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
MARRIED.

Near st. Clairsville, on the 2oth inst, by the
Rev. J. Peter, JOHN r. IMLER TO Miss SU-
SAN KLUTZ, both of Union to.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

ALL the magazines and pictorial papers can
be had at the IyoCIRER Book store. We viii
send the New York Ledger, New York Week
ly or Saturday Night, post paid to any ad-
dress on receipt of eight cents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
3alisfellaneous.

Rem WE'D
TO TaE
c DION ABE BUILDING
MtLLER wsER
HAVE REaovED TO THE
coLoNADE BUILDING
aai oier great bargains IN al kinds Of goods in
order to reduce their stock before making spring
pTrehases They have hand
DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
FANCY NOTIONS,
COTTON YARNS,
HATS.
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
GROCFRGES,
QUEENS WARE.
frfffl Affff(f
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
NoT1cE.-AccoUHT II COMMON PLEAS

The aseeunt Of S L. Russell ESQ, trustee Of
Jas IT, BeeIer, W. Scott BeeIsr, Margrat A. Beel-
a, nov Margrat A. Trout, and Mary +. Beeler
now Mary T. Ruby, children Of john W. Beeler,
deed has been exhibited and dled in the Pro-
thonotarys Office, and will be allowed by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Bedford County, at an
4 adjourned court 10 be held at Bedford Monday
4 the 10th day Of july, next unless cause be
1 shown Why said account should not be allowed.
I b direction Of the court
1 7may3m OF. SHANNON, Proth'y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

Hans Vegetable Sieilisn Hair Renewer is
the best preparation for the hair in the mar
ket, and always gives satisfaction Do not
be put of by unpriueipled dealers with others
on which thew make more profit.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
a1ew Aiyerlisements.

ID DECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
~ BEDFORD BOROUGH JOHN RI.
RUSH, Esq Treasurer IN account with
said Borough, from Afri 2Ist 1868, 70 May
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

FAMILY Bibles, Methodist. Lutheran, Re
formed, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Cath
Ole hymn and prayer books always on hand
at the lSQUIRER Book store. Give us cali.
for we are selling eheap.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
DAINTING.

A CERTFFfcAr OF SCHOLARSHIP ia
IA the gr5aat, Saat d hiHi6erty Business
College or Phia islphia, for ssie al this eHlce
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

ANOTHER War in this Country what yes.
When At DunEiugsyille where Z. Y. Imler
s Co., have just returned from Philadelphia
with alarge stock Of new goods and are fgbt-
ing down the high prices Go and see for
yourselves
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

TIE French have discovered that the white
Of an egg given 10 sweetened water is sure
cure for ghe eFoap. The remedy is to be re.
Peated till cure is effected.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

CHURCH DEDIC4TION.-The new Uuou
Church at Imler's in Union twp, tour miles
north Of St. Clairsyiyle viii be dedicated to
the service OF the Trune Goo on the 18th of
July. The public are invited to attend
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

TaE number Of visitors at the Springs and
various hotels and boarding houses in town is
larger than usual at this time, and the season
promises to be a full one.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

TINS genuine Greencastle grain Cradles aud
a full stock Of Scythes and Saaths, for sale
very low at Jno. C. Blymyer's Hardware store.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

PLEyTY-Mud Oh Juliaua street
TIE Eclipse Of the moon on Wednesday
morning was visible in China.
KrcEED.-Samuel BsgIey was kicked by a
horse on Tuesday last. Though a severe
kick, there were no bones broken,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

INroRrAST.-Farmers wishing one, two,
ihFee or foar horse Railway, Tread power,
Tuwbing Shaft or Strap Threshing Machine,
should send their orders at once to Shres &
Jordas, Bedford, Pa All Machines war
raated
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

SVaNER.- Monday the 2lst inst. marked
the summer solstice, the longest day and the
beginning Of summer. The heat since then
illy eonTinces even the most ineredalous
that summer has really begun IN earnest. Ice
cream, Mineral water, Lemonade, Strawber-
mes linen coats and straw hats are all IN de.
msn8.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25
9GW Adrfrtisements.

All advertisements, except public sales and
legal notices, viii be inserted three months and
charged accordingly unless otherwise ordered.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-25

President Jaays-Hon. Alex King.
Assaeiafe Jadges-Wm. 6. Eieholtz and Geo
W. Gump.
Prot4onotary, Register and Recorder, 6c.-o
E. shannon.
District 4ttoraey--E. F. Kerr.
, 1869-05-26

tnst 10 eomp&x qwpa nt9psrea % Fseeaie ~
other p1ppo10 that might b us4de.
The Doeoqge p&psr4 stAte thai ~ A1ag ~ MI.
Sso1x fty Raifroad hha beea sold % - ~
HeR1es g. Panl RaikpA8 Company. Tna Son-
sidef1aon u not named, but n fou&h es9
towards It may BE- Hzd. based upco tha tact koa1
&he EnTeons k.atnpe urun The Inxszutnent amount.
ID 70 oEef Axtsen hundred 8oli&<L It Is htuted
thsf the NsGzeEoE bkoox City KalHoAd "a nats
INK In an immense chsin, up the Missouri or MD
May9, anA un towards TN Pae6e by another trans
eoarpsnts1 rn0se u competition With that lust
conptsted t!Qn omahA TO San Fsancisco.
4. i despatch Rum R4nand Zee, tlaked s.. P1ua,
N1y IL 70 = gentleman IN hastings. saya: 't.Ths
r9iiw7I to ux1stn11 knis 1eat Is now assured"
: Tha Roomtugsou {l1} funtaS7pA azJs: I'VE
|, lanra from Geprsai 4oSultAt vbo attended tho
reCent Msettng pf the soEpoEa1Qn ef the Bloom
| iuxtpu EMnGnar, Of OhW RAiRos4l, hsla II
| Wfn9or, tfat tie prospects Of The roaa ase ce9-
/ tstpiy np1fzAtuE. Tna rod CONNECTING KsnnghAu1
wfth no Quao RiTer Il s01n 70 BE- sotls tas turn'
| foef. naa Ill AEx4 tho route between Raa8aAn
| and B}0oI Ia11en. through tho counties o
| Inalitie and fsatt tne des1Ee fox the rod q u
| feaxc. and a6ee0 per milo VIII he teattaI snn
| scTfbed, QnjJ about EeycuJ niles q Eoa1 Wlu r
! 1ptro TO b made 10 connect VIA tas y. u. (
{4P. r r.. somewhere rear Nj PaeasAnl
AmeettuS Was had At DoEenport- 1oKs, on ~
urds7 ui1nf. IN tho tBtezess Of Tho Davenport y
P1oi R4lEIoad+ Tnaze wns much eotausaasm; FL an T.
ia ~ was nbae1ibe6, n eddiuon. 70 sae sx'7
+ On the old l1f
, 1869-05-26

" EE33pF 4f ~ <AzfAa3U AFF0Ns%s
seresM Of the Chka&o paper1 including THH
,1xrsr-xx nxye noticed pamphlet On "Ths Pub
uc 0round4 of Chicago" ot which An the su-
thet. tn such terms ol commentator that Il n11J
seem IKE nyprcGttlc.su. u not base tnSrasitude,
In me to md ranli With t1en- Bnt apart from
tne na1a.As des!re of tho author, even Of 20 ntnS
brue4t,f - mine, to BE- fairly represented, The
fsc, tnat Tho sunjces = cne Of universal interest,
and taat M proportions n teSaEd p It hare been
- tavoraoy reeeixs ~ ~ xc'eh ibe 15,ens NJ a
one Of them commands especially ne manner
,s4 sasa sR9 ens % 1as IS ,as ae1ss 4
that tract Il induced oy such Gotntosnaaaoa 70
read the pamphlet be VI ne i 49, ~ % appsea1ss :
ai.coycrz, not only that the-r Is no an.Soa MhA:-
eTer to tha Socth PARK bet that Estaef spotoR1Et
tor SAVING nothing asss Of 1n{ ~ g a .ae :, p AZ,
shgua e ~ Eoys.anz prns17s .a!t!, :, y In
lat ,nts IA extee IN comparison with MT cass
! aa1:ost Tux TxnuxL-for .ou hxst actually re-
ytrsed the position on whien NJ Wo2osnaon rests IS 5,
rou admit ".ae trnenss &c asrses waisa 3 e
gtTe Character and expression 70 such Eroends
| ss those uudcr consideration: bet yon eaE Ar
Cleveland has N abiding fsets th.s tae @ c..ilnas2
| even over the obstacles which nAsnys G!esPosea'
II trs we're uuc, where would be tae need Of %
1ur beTpp1 hpA4 GeT1ce49 A4E @ouV kA$ " W
nrsnn3rn nf fess ppon the t1ct that W eannos tei!
upoa ossa dsTtoes e mset sae de2sada F,sa e ?!
e1uao1dnaG N oeon 70 ,.s;.s Il s;e1 E sstas
.iasr1. fnst IIerelop toe IaeotJ Kesch seeEos Z
@c 70 oacT me bet r1ospsst nf ssns1@.a3s' ~ -.
theory. hxye been r1ueh EIsoasa % 1ea' "a ams
nees. fns sahisx Is eeEts.oly okse u whtsa evsk:
tsstdsut d 0na<a aaoe!d fssl tefsoaA taissss =
@s.nd nefnrn snY p,as u cnAly adoPsed
III n. B. ExyuAEps IL RfNaoS 97ee-
, 1869-05-26
TIE WATER STOCK POLICY.

I, Governor Hoffman, Of New York, has
signed the bill consolidating the New York
Central Railroad with number Of small
connecting roads, pasaad by tbs Legislature
Il that State; be dgned tho bill legaliEing
the issue Of eighty per cent additional stock
Of the kew York Central Road; also the
bill extending the terms OF. the present D-
recsors Of the Erie, Hudson, Harlem aud
Central Railroads, for FIVE years, and pro-
viding that only one-f'fth Of The number
shall hereafter be elected eaeh Year. This
last bill really amounts to 3 grant Of those
roads to the present Directors, who are, IN
defiance Of any wish Of The Stockholders,
declared the future officers of the roads.
It will take three years even for the holders
os ninety per cent Of the stock to dispoeseas
majority Of these Directors thus legislated
J. into of3ce-
The grertest evil, however, to follow tho
approval Of these bills, is the seeming ap-
proval and encouragement by the Legisla-
ture OF New York Of the policy Of watering
l the stock Of railways. These four roads
have already more than doubled
their nominal capital stock in fi7e
years, sad that, too, without adding
mile to the length OF the roads, or adding
in any considerable way TO the amount OF
value Of THAR property. The ono hundred
millions OF dollars Of additional x&ock voted
by the Directors u these ..roads 70 them.
selves and friends, il iaaued for constrpo-
ton purposes would hAve built double
l freight track from Chicago to New York,
| and hare doubled tho actual business and
i profits of the four compaoies- Instead q
| doing that, the nav stock has been dividst
among the Directors, including such Judges
, | attorneys and Ssate olficiale ae<he roads ar
= under thu necessity of susddilng; and thi
series Of bills, passed. by Legislative maioEi
I tics composed of, men II both political psi
= ties, nnd'aptprored by Tho Governor, seem
a to give the approval Of the State TO th
policy Of personal gatp instead Of publ
=. pitIity. The increase Of capital stock, with
y out any increase Of capital, is but the eres
:, ton Of bubble which must eTantuall
i break: and when it does hzeak, il the rui
=, and lesolation that must ensue vera coz
= nned to the gamblers xho proposed it, II
stead Of extended to tho public at lArg'
= the evil would not be 50 much to be n
II nrettrd
, 1869-05-26
a COLONIAL GOVERNOR

Ehs Canadian House of Oorxons has
voted TO pay the Governor General Of the
Dominion his salary of 75o, 900 per annu1n.
Il appeaxs that to induce him to accept the
ONCE the British Ministry promised him
that sun, and the British Ministry has to
quired that the faithful Commons" Of
the Dominion sh1n carry out The con-
tract. The Nutiona! Telegraph, however,
hnds this vots tho occasion foz stating that
il is questionable whether a Hrst-class msn
in England can b. induced to aceep. Tie
Gove1norship Of Canada even ut that price
It states that Lord Mayo, "a second class
man at best, refused to come to Canada
at any price, and stipulated, as condition
OF going to any Of the colonies, an annual
salary Of Sla5, 900, and perquisites, and an
English Peerage in succession Our Cana
dian friends, in organizing their "Donin-
ion" we're quite unanimous in placing
the choice OF their Governor in the
hands Of the Imperial Government,
and they have no right now to com
plain that that government pensions its
lower class Of statesmen upon the Canadian
people. The Dominion sought to keef
alive its af6liasion with royalty through !
royal appointment Of tho Governor Con
eral and il they get Governor Log, and n
compelled to pay him handsomely, they
shouM be thankful for the privileges. Wha
the Dominion wants in the way Of Cover
nor Is some I've, enterprising Yankee, who
in two years, would replace the chroni'
, 1869-05-26

Tho people os Chicago. 1h5s do nos
,snlly attend church would spend thcir
entire Sunday ut Rosehal, tbs aak>ons
would sosa mako common Gauss with fhe
Churches in complaining od It.
A. it now stands, the people Of Chicago
upon Their good behavior; The former .}e
to show, by the ssn.nirnity and nunbern n
wlich shsy atssnd at tbs Saturday eelebtA.
lion, thai the msiority IN numbers a1d
public sentiment Ere On their n;de; aud ii.
latter, by their sohnet5, dsoo<ozn and een
cral good conduct, a Sunday, are to prov,
That the evil representations indulged sela
tive to their share In This celebration at,
uncalled for: ''':: -i4s:.
, 1869-05-26
I'd ct BIT II sSa nae&- -room talk now, and 10

vi
Ypd get bf ol tnd N1ns7k k-spoto sAA 0o"I e@N
riseakA. .
.r.ryAspm oY:mui&H-cKf or FU UfRtd
r-rrwArr Yxx,a rnn .xxt1 irrekx ~
tN, -...s".,... =. =. rr,v;;sm
We.bafe au0a1. spoaaaA1a'o1 - - ~
American army WuoG Isfe IN HeIAno. LII ~
u1xfeJ tnfuI med thzf Z Noutd Be more dissdfeE>
sageposl1 paaesa tkh N Ezsstisn dsu5 u c. .u,-
and that III destruction aoa eaptu1e No0lo ony ~.
Involve question OF time ana o. e1pense' ous
the nloa4 eau usos5 '4 -. 49, Sna,o rnt,.,r :.
nothing OF lIAn p3sa3-+A tae "uulo H4ni ~.
tic altitude Of section Of The Hish ffosssssnt
p-s,,.s--,s ann d,,en,1ox1nent Of the Irish
1o.s .,,s-s4 .iond f,r .nnr.apon 10 the
CRu1eos 1.u4S 1870 ~. .t.r - ~ sha
United SsAtts1 FfNy nnoesn'Anh' u1l7 = soA - sue
Feuian or Nst,oEatts1 rrcss, but taetr eoesse8-&ne
nrs,vea,eu: though Heaven knowe what oenent
~. ,.t+-r erneet frnn tho char,Ee. Protestant
LIE A.sa s.f .s'a - = . ,,+fo ,.gnsrt.d ~ Amert
aseendencJ "o0lo oe ~ nAsAs 'ests.ss" - a.s
"a II hJ the tt3nfa8tfAhn oi NJ. &saos1one
Hesr xhtt : writer tn the leadtn4 TUT paPG+hs
1,.n,,, n,4t Kxnrsss-san.
D s......I~,,,a 49,. IA, y. ,,.n r,rr,1-,
IL IL s.a &a,s ~, Tn,t.d ststE A n tWrrscA e
s,r.na of pseeEfytnR Eh5t Ia kfr, 10 Amer5c1
ne bepehf would BE- - Immense thst ! voa1d hop4
fse 1nson Mou4 e oJ4ly easEtsa oaS lt Hooa =
Rlve net 1s I'm, ~ - etyS Ler *r,rh roTr~sst.s
, 1869-05-26
Te Yauhg 1lea.-
EUICAaO. NAV r tSE3.

t. aPtltcaat4 for .&duiasipu 10 :As I1sr:
Hereafter every person wha shAu appIy for a4I-
Miszton to practice law tn tals STATE Will be re-
G1stred 70 furnish the undersigned, some one OF
taeul esff1htale Of some regular pEct4stnx atto1
neg u The courts u tAa State that auch person h1a
studied law for u least two consecutive Jea1z,
1tplona from the Chicago Law fehpol Wtu be re-
eeiFeA instead Of Euch ExEttHcate. Per1ous who
h4ve been regularly adlRttted In any ether 6ate
without examination, BY complying WIN Secron
10, page Ill. Volume !, rArdea' SiatuteA
z 8. WulIAns.
Judge of the Saventh J1tttctA. ChcEtt
#. T. HcAlLI37m,
1cdge u Htcor1erA Court
WM L. PpK1xx,
JndEe Of 8lpersof Court Of Chicago
@oEKFH < GIkr,
Judge Of 6upefhct Court OF Chicago
lunN 4 JAxEsoa,
Judge Of Superior Co<rt p{ Chicago,
CHlHIE Il, REED.
S$4fer ATTORNEY
, 1869-05-26

TIM -nfctatetots Of tHa Journal d0 DeAats re- |
Gently refused an orer Of two million francs su |
their rAper.
7nc ot,elal r,s.ssaa rsss of.e E.7a's<r pro
po1ncta the paw American Htampd lnsttm to the
The prostitutes cI Hamburg haTc been forbid
den to appear ca vrlociptdcs 3: the concert balls,
whlch they frequent cvetJ eventng.
Rudolph Fa1h, Al Austrian savans, predicts taAf
= E7aod earthquake will take risce sole"aefe' On
| or about Sept ~ 1850
John " Read, residing near LJnchbure, Va. u
I &. Of raks1on, pounded his roihet With heAvJ
stick feF hlgts ago, and injured her - severely
Tia, ahe alad taeps1t aay. Read b In AL
In bordeaux, France, / Eu wts eourted By TWO
| soyrr1.. uuzlle to choose between tae1o- sne poi
yoned 10th ol then skr hss confessed ner crime
and viii probably be seat for lie 70 thc peaA COLO
| nv Of New cslrdonis.
The Bostoq Pubtk Library haa ortErovn IL
bu,ld.as. Fourteen years ago it contained 1000
l volumes now numbers over 3a.ooo, aud VITA
| the exception Of tic Congressional Iterz77, u Int
| largest one In The Critea ssatea-
The proprietor Of the tzrrn CO walra the u1ain
contest OF the nattic of SsdowA was foe&nS nas
I recent1y reused Ye1y tempting oee1, made MN
In = Prusx.an Countess, who wished to buy the
rlace because her three soma weso killed and
I nurted there. .---
resident OF nochss.er, y. Il. saw sa adser-
tlser,eni thas reviee Tor the cure Of dyspepsia
Nigh, 1.c lad by sending postage s:anr 70 the
adrtrt.ser us Wa victim to the disease snd
, | sen. his staEp. TIE answer was, "pts N !o1t
/ garden aal lei whtRkeJ alone .... -.......
An Eastern exchange bta,cs that the leading
sewing machine men agzced. About year ago. Y
give up extensive advertising; that The rrsat nai
Teen to decrease the!r business one-shhd' the pt
T., a1so men have dcoh,tl aad tStLled the.r business
Il | by advertising -.-.--
Edwin De:ener, co'ored Assessor OF 1nsesns
%4akz 3Y$
, 1869-05-26

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