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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-LAYING OF THE
CORNER STONE


The cornerstone of the First Baptist Church,
corner of Parkave. and Thirty-ninthst laid at
D. m yesterday The services opened with singing
the hymn, "Before Jehovahs awful throne" which
followed by prayer The Rev. Dr. Anderson, the pastor
of the Church. then delivered address, in which he
said that it just los years since the First Baptist
Church in NewYorB had an existence. From l745, when
the preaching OF the Gospel according to Baptist ideas,
first commenced here i25 years have passed This was
not a new Church. But it might be asked IL not
n new Church. why change the location In part answer
10 that the peculiar longitude OF this city, and its
narrowness, constantly driving the evangelical
churches TO where the people have their homes-o the
uer part OF the city. IL mi ht also be asked, had they
no love for cOnsecrated pacesi Yes but that spot Is
no cOnsecTacd when surrounded that in order
to occupy it the living body OF Christ in his Church
must ase To exist We love the old place well but
would wanting I'm enterprise II we allowed the church
there decay with the decaying timbers and disin
At The conclusion OF the Row Dr. Andersons address
the President Of the Trustees OF the church striking 1t
three times with mallet.
mctically sealed, containing among other docu-
ments the following: The present organization
OF the First Baptist Church; historical record
of the First Baptist Churchts places of worship and
pastors with dates of service; the present organization
Of the sundayschOo, engrossed on parchment; auto
graphs members Of the church and congregation
parchment; names of Building Committee architect,
tractors parcment letters on sabbatic Institution
addressed to the Rev. VIM b. Maxon by the Rev. VIM.
Parkinson pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
The Rev. Dr. Hodge then offered prayer. The hymn
"Christ IL stone, on Him alone we build was
The Rev Dr. Baekus spoke some words Of cheer
TO the congregation. The DoNology sung, and the
proceedings closed with the BenedictiOn. The
mediately adions it. The building Ia 72xlOO feet
II will have tower 200 feet high on the souhe east cor
ncr There will he gallery on three sides The church
viii accommodate about 100 persons The total cost Is
set down al 10000 exclusive OF the cost OF the tower
the ground cost $4,000. The material will be brown
stone Nova Scotia stone trimmings style oil architecture
Gothic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor House-SenatOr P0meroy OF Kansas, the
Hon s Newton Pettis, NJ. C., Pennsyyana; T. Villena
secretary of Peruvian Legation; Commander simpson
N S Navy; the Hon. John Ganson, Buffalo ana Col H.
& Dumont New-Jersey - Ireyoort House-Lord
Wodehouse England; the Hon. Samuel Hooper, Nj. Co.
Massachuscts the Hon W. b. Allison, NJ C., Iowa. ex
Gov Solomon OF Wisconsin, and j. g. Holland, Spring,
Acid Mass - New-Y0rk HOtel-CafNs. Spencer and
Kentsh of the British Army, and Josiah Caldwell OF Bos
ton - Clarendon Hotel-Rev. Dr.. Wyatt, San Fran
cisco - Hoffman Uouse-the Hon. Lucius Robinson,
Emira tho Hon. W. Glpin Colorado, aud Lieut. yates
United States Navy. - Albemarle Hotel-txCon-
f,essnan Chaffee of Springfield Mass. st. Nicholas
Hoel-The Hon L. b. Gunkel and B. f. Smith, Ohio
Major Knapp Auburn, and the Hon: c; C. Gilman, Iowa
--W Fifth-aye Hotel THE Hon. N. y. Banks NJ. C.,
Massachusetts Ross Campbell OF Baltmorej Theodore
Cuyler Philadelphia and Dr. Mabey OF selma, Ala. -
Metropotan Uotel-Cien j. 4. Lavender st. Louis. -
Westminster HoteThe Rev. Z. r. Gadsden, Charleston
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
NEW YORK HARBoR PROTECTION COMPANY.

NEW-IORk IIARBOK PROTECTION COMPANY
An organization for the protection of shipping
In this harbor from fire and from river thieves was in
corpoTaed by the last Legislature under the of
The New York Iiarbor Protection Company. The objects
Of the Society will he attained by the agency of steam
propellers fitted with double-acting steam pumps and
freengnes, which will be by engineers from
the New-York Department. The plan IL to patrol the
harbor with the propellers throughout the "a hours
OF the day from the nppermOst to the lower
boundaries OF the city limits on both rivers.
Any ne which may break out along the line OF wharyes
or among the shipping they will aim to extinguish from
the water side Every officer and employee OF the Com
pahy VIII he er oUeto special detective the derc-
toh ana arrest OF the river thieves who have been
bod ad successful OF late Az present the Company has
but one propeller. but they intend " puroia.s three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY ~, 1870

quickly suppressed as had been the untmey mirh OF
the mschieyous urchins present in the early part OF
the evening. As one OF the judges sagey remarked,
"This has been fair trial. and all must submit 10 the
decision O,iescenie which saving was greeted by
merous "Yahl yahsi" and :" Hi hsW The two large
cakes were, however magnanimOusy given to the TWO
old women who walked first because they were two poor
old bodies, and spectator remarked, They hadt
much longer to eat sweet things anyhow The prize
cakes being thus disposed Of then followed general
promenadng and everyone being apparently IN the Dest
OF spirits great merriment prevailed The white people
gradually withdrew from the festive but their
colored friends remained until the " wee sna hours,
dancing and enjoying themselves generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
A WOMAN POISONED AT wURTsBoRo.

On Wednesday of last week the wife OF
Abraham Healy nn-keeper near Wurtsboro, Sullivan
County, small place the Delaware and Hudson
Canal died after sickness Of ten hours. Heaiy having
married under compulson, and the two never living
happily together and the nature OF her suherings WINE
sick led the father OF the 10 suspect foul play lie
communicated his suspicious to the Coroner VINO heu an
inquest Friday. An examination OF the stCna.h va
made by Dr. Edsal, OF WurtsbOrO and two MOntlceno
physicians and unmstakabe evidences OF poison were
discovered. The husband was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
about soO0 no. Mr..

more making the total Investment about 500 900 MT
George Woodward Is PTesideDtOf tine Company, henry
l.. Wait il the General Agent, Thc0 ShaTts, secretary
and Henry A. Burr, Treasurer. BY invitation OF tho
officers number of guests joined them Yesterday IN al
excursion round the island their lately acquired pro-
pecr the Clara Ciarita Tue cool bTeeZcs of the water
during the trip delightful change from the heated
city and the trip enliyeDed by excellent collation.
and the exhibition Of the fire apparatus OF the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

The Central Railroad of New-Jersey have
declared semannual dividend Of Ave per cent payable
the 2Oh ult The following Is short summary Of the
results OF the for SIX months June being
partly estimated Gross earnings, 81, l69,3Go 81;
pcnses 62,Sss Il; net earnings 81 Ooog2 s. The net
earning, &C carried To the credit Of profit aud loss were
thus appropriated Interest &6GS6 3 taxes, S246s l
diyLirlslk x90QOQ9 surplus over dividend at0iH 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
Announcements. 1

II. n. SQURE's, 81 FultOn-st, New York, is
The best place buy reliable .rcHEs ue DAHosp choice JEW
kLKI, and SLvKRvARk Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

For SPONGE MANIFESTATIONS CheapeT,and
More Durable than h'eor Centre aud Cansa FassLLkC CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BOsTON, has been
furnished reputation Of the senior part
has been too well established BY long test Of years need further
inlUIseIne from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Hstur's great remedy for many diseases W. H. ScHRFYEy Agn
No IL Wliam-st, Sex-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

SEw-YoRK Hour Ther Bar nd hSor gse lnos ssE
july 81 S'@ y TO- no. =
90 WO5E. ~ gLto b. ~,
REMARKs.-YestcTday, the lsth, was not uay, party
suns6ny mot so hot as 18th The sky was overcast
and very cloudy from midnight 10 a. m Ecnorang
breesss TO- rainy ESQ to 2pI and $40 $40 70 S 70 a.
IsthLFrom 10 d. IN. TO 12.-Cloudy 10 to IL: very
cloudy II to I2 distant lightning at times In B. = r. 10 TO
10so This hot Summer compares fay0rably Win that
~ Is6. the number OF times then the Thermometer at or
shayc o05 10 10th July % times; this Summer, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
PER WARsHoUsE-WLLARD HARyE1 Broadway .lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

ARRIVED.
Steamship wetphaA SehFensen, Hamburg July e. and Hayre g.
| mdse and ,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

WAS selling race for twoy ear ods, threequarters Of
milo FOR uulse of 500, with certain allowances in
weight according 10 the entered selling price The en-
re- ,'erc j. W DOswcu's ca. I. Virginia Dare, A. Bel
Inonts b. G. His LOrdshIp, A. keene Relaydss d. C. by
K,t - ~ tcorgc dam the dam OF John igOur, and
Hunter & Travers's ch. f. TemPtress In pools, Temp
tress sOi for $50; Kcene Richards, 500 virginia Dare
and His L0rds.p, $40 each@ The start was rom the
three Quarter pole, aud Tempress wac hrst on when
the 6ag frll 10 "a good start; MS loidshlp
beng second and virginia third. Before they had gone
100 Yards Sis Lordsp took the lead, and AFTER gong
hall milo tAc Kpglt Of st. George colt, WHO had bech
last pas ING lis horses took second place coming up
the made rosOlute cOrt 10 capture ts
LOrsp aud TIE rider OF the latter was Obliged 10 rouse
linn with the whip The yOuugster answered gipIdntly,
and, after exciting finish, won ne race nv SHOT
half length Virginia Dare was tIiId' ana requires
last Time, lJaa. The wipBer was bought III lr LIS
entered price, 500
SECOND kAcE-feBDf Race parse $500 for tFoyearohs We
Of
fs SO allowed 81 81 0fO "a lts. fr go. y os
A. BeDonts hs LoI e. W Ksntaciy, dam ~ imi kBgR
q st George; fsJy; ~
A. Ksfae hcbarss {, BY mp ka st. GeoSsf 4sE ia dsH
Of Kig0uri - 30 " lbs
Thoms w. Dosss Virginia Dare eh J., by Pansi dan Anfite
Haatsr. = Trsyerss TeDPtes. t. BY CE Jenny Rsi
TiMe-gslb!
TIE SEQUEL sTAKEs
aa the .d and last race, and for thYceyear Odds
40 entrauce q D. with $40 added ThcTe were sixtecn
spiSes " E6ich Eve stsred y. N. Halls GA. Aaler
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08

TRE following changes we're made on or
abou. the first Of April Wm NJ. Lloyd's 5
bank has been moged from Pitt st. to the
middle room ia the ISQuREa building on
Julians st. J r.. Darborrow has moved his
Law Office to the room lately occupied by
Messers Hall aud Keagy. W. NJ. Hall and
W G. Holahan have their Offices in the
SbaefFer building. Ak. King Jr. Has his
Office with Mr. spang ia Juliana st. H.
Nicodemus and E. M Alsip have their Offices
10 the Reed and SeheIl bank room. Or. j..
Ross Anderson has his Office 10 the room
lately occupied by Or. J. G Minnich dentist
see his card IN another column. GEORGE
MardorfF has moved his confectionery to the
sbannonfa bank room, II. r. Irvine hes
moved the Regulator to the room lately oe.
cupied by J. NJ Shoemaker and Mr. Shoe
maker is fixed up in his new building Isaac
Lipple and Son have moved their Clothing
Emporium to the Regulator Stand. DR.. J.
6. Miunich Dentist, has moved to the 2nd
story in the I. o. o. F. Hall, and our friend
John Nieodemas has opened a new tin and
stove store in the room lately occupied by
l. Lipple and son. We hope our friends
may enjoy their new homea, and have success
in their business.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08

n EGISTER'S NOTICE.-All per-
III sons interested, are hereby notified that the
following named accountants have filed their &C
counts IN the Registers Once Of Bedford county,
and that the 1ame viii be presented to the Or
phan's Court in and for said County, on TUESDAY
the 26th day of APRIL, next, at the Court
House in Bedford, for confirmation
The account OF b. SpAng and VIM. nj. Hall,
Trustees 10 sell the Real Estate Of John Kelley
late of Juniata tp., Bedford county, decd.
The supplemental account Of Abraham Ritehsy
Executor Of the last will, &C., og Abraham Ritch-
ey; SEN, late Of Snake SPrlng tP'i e dec d
traitor of the Estate Of John Kennard, late OF
Monroe tp., dee
The account Of Jacob Bowers and Michael
Bowers Executors of the last will, dc, Of John
G. Bowers, late Of Napier tp., decd.
The account Of Leonard Grim, Esq, Admins
traitor Of the Estate of George Peck, late Of East
Providence tp, deed.
The socount Of Samuel Boyer, Administrator
of the Estate Of Joseph Boyer, late Of uniata tp,
deed.
The account Andrew N Bakor Administrator Of
the Estate Of William Smouee, late Of Middle
ToOdberry township, decd.
The account Of John Sparks, Trustee for the
sale Of the Real EstSte Of Daniel B1sIard, late
Of West Providence tp., decd.
The account Of James Cessna, Esq, Executor Of
the last VIII dc, of John Miller late Of Cumber-
land Valley tp., decd.
The account Of Daniel MetEgar, Esq, Guardian
of Elmira Palmer, Susan Palmer, GeOTge Palmer,
and Henrietta Palmer, minor children OF Sophia
Palmer, late Of JHniata tp., dec d.
The account Of William England, Administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Elizabeth England, late Of
The account of John A. Mowry, Administrator
Of the Estate Of Peter Mowry, late Of Napier tp.,
The account ofLeonhrd Bittner, Esq., Edmin-
istrat0r Of the Estate Of Sophis Palmer, late Of
Juniata tp-, decd.
The account Of Jacob Barnhart, Administrator
Of the Estate of Adam Bsrnhart, late of Bedford
The account Of David Young Executor Of the
last WILL &C.. Of Henry Swattz, late Of Fast Prov
idenee tp decd.
The account Of David Young, administrator of
the Estate Of Mary Swariz, late of East Provi-
denee tp., deed
Executors Of the last wiz, &c, Of James Piper,
late Of Hopewell tp-, decd.
The account Of Joseph R. College and John
College Administrator Of the Eztate Of Henry
Collage, late Of East Providence tp., decd
The account Of Anna 0ber, Administrative Of
the Estate of Joseph ober, late Of South Woodber-
nv tp.. dec "a gas 10 personal Estate
The account of Anna Ober, Administrstrx OF
the Estate Of Joseph 0bsr, las OF South Wood
berry -, deceased, tas 70 real Estate
The account Of David Miller, Esq Admsnistra-
tor Of the Estate of George Deatriek, late Of Har
rison tp., decd. .-.
Of the Estate Of Cadwallsder Evans late OF Cum-
beriand Valley tp., deed
THE account of Jacob l.. Albright, Esd, Trus-
tee for The sals Of the Real Estate of Robert Gloa
sen late Of the State of Maryland, dec'd
The account Of Nathaniel Kegs, Trustee ior the
sale Of the Real Estate Of John Kegg, iste Of 9u-
mac certiaeS, sRai ed JNo. P REED, Register
mAr3fw4.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08
+ IsT OF CAUSES PUT DOW

II IST OF CAUSES PUT DOWN
FoR TRIAL AT APRIL TERM, 1870
(25th day.
Thomas tirowden VS. Arch. Blair ct al,
Charles W. ColTin VS. William J. Rock ct al
Thomas Growien VS. Arch. Blair ct al
Eli Thomas VS. George Clancy ct al,
r. Kirkpatrick Co. VS. Geo. r. Barndollar'
Admir-,
job NJ Shoemaker Co vs William A Powell
Jacob BoblItz vs. David NJ Black,
Alex McGregors Admir- VI Vim. A. keInlnger,
Eliza Collins VS. John T. Collins, Admir-
Same VS. Isaiah Collins, Adsiir,
Bernard Ciaybaugh vs. Isaiah Mills,
Wm M Lloyd . indorsee We School District Hope
well township,
Jacob DeyUre's Ex rs vs. Michael Devore,
mar sT 2iW4. JON P REED, Prot'y.
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.HERIFF's SALES.

L Bg virtue OF sQn-
dry writs of VsiudittoAf EzPonas, FisrI Faeras
and Laura Factas, to me directed, there will be
Rxbnsed 20 Sails by Public Fendue. At the Court
House, in the Borough Of Bedford, on SATURDAY
the 2Sd day of APRIL, A. D., 1870, Mt 10 o clock,
A. N, the following described Real Estate, to
wit:
A tract of patented land, situate in Bedford tp.,
Bedford county, containing 2Sl acres and Al
purehes more or less, about 100 acres cleared
and under fence. part meadow oalance Weh TIN
bercd adjoining lar ds of John ShAfer, Geo. W
Stivers, Wm Chenoweth and Dunnings Greek,
about miles from Bedford, with new house and
bank barn thereon erected Seized and taken IN
Execution as the property Of r. s. Mspes and j.
S. Brannaman.
Also An defendants, VIM r. Tckes, interes,
in and to q tract of land, containing eighty acres
more or less, about 65 acres cleared and under
fence with two story log hJuse and bank barn
thereon erected, adjoining lands Of John Whet-
stone, John w. Crisman and Saml Iekes, Htu-
ste IN St Clair tp Bedford county, Pa.
Also: Two lots Of ground situate in Bloody
Run Borough adjoining lots Of John A. Gnmp
on the north West street on the West, Philip Bot
tomheld on the East, and David Dehbaugn on the
South, seized and taken in Execution as the prop
erty of Wm. Nycum.
Also All the following described Real Estate,
situate in the Borough Of St. Clairsville, county
and state aforesaid, consisting Of two lots OF
ground, each fronting fifty feet on main street
and extending back two hundred feet 70 an alley,
bounded on the South by Rachael Nswgle, and
this property and Peter Amich, being the same
two lots Of ground which Frederick Berk himer
by his last viii and testament in writing daily
proven and dated the 18th Of Sept, 1882, wiiled
and bequethed to his daughter, Mary Berkhimer
which said win Is recorded in VIII Book Nc, !
page 405, &C., and being the same two lots Of
ground whieh the said Mary BerkhimeT by her
last Will and testament in writing dated Au.
gust 18th, 1864, and recorded in in Book No, A
page 469 wilIed and bequethtd TO Marl J. ellek,
one of the grantors herein, seized and taken m
Execution as the property Of Thomas W Slick ana
Mary J. Slick.
Aiso, lot Of ground, 60 feet in front running
back 100 feet to an alley, with two story brick
house. frame stable and other out buildings
thereon erected, situate in Bedford tp., Bedford
county, adjoining John Horn on the East, tne
Bedford and Stoystown turnpike on the south
and Matthew p. SpideI on the West sei1ed and
taken in Execution as the property Of w W.
Middleton. -
Sherid7s ofhee, MM- hkf sEhl
Bedford, March 81, 1870. Sheriff
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gelr Adrfrtisenleuts.
rpREAsrRER,s SALE = Unseate

Lands and Town LOTS In Bedford county =
nkfseably 10 ths provisions Of an Act of Aasenab-
ler taxes and for other purposes, pissed the Isfh
y March, 1878, and the supplements thereto
passed the 18th Of March, 1877 ani the 29th 81
s1sfeh, 1881, the Treasurer of the County Of Bed.
Iia hereby gives notice 70 all persons concerned
therein that unless the County School. hountv
1oiidlng, poor and road taxes due on the fol-
loving tracts Of unseates lands, situate in Bed
lofd county, Ars paid before the day Of sale, the
Mnole or sacn parts Of each tract will pay the
tayes, and the corts ehargeable thereon. viii Be
soid at the Court House, 10 the Borough of Bed
iord, on the second Monday OF June, next l3th
aAyl, for the afrearages Of taxes due and tho
costs accrued thereon and said Sale will be con-
tinned from day 10 day until All are disposed of
Apr. 4th, 1870. HUGH MOORE, Treas
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RXECUToR's E0TICE.-Notice is hereby
Ia given that Letters Testamentary have been
granted by the Register of Bedford county, to the
undersigned on the VIII Of Joseph Mortimore,
late Of Harrison township, decd, that all persons
indebted to said estate are requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims there
Oh ca present them dRly authenticated for set
Element. JAMES M0RTIMoRE,
Executor Of Joseph Mortimore, deed.
Bedford April l, 1870
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FTYHE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS.
Rore haa 500. 900 persons Jcay testimony
10 their Woaderfd Crafce Effects.

WHAT ARE THEY, They are not a VILE
FANCY DRINK, made Of Poor Rum Whiskey
Proof Spirits, and refuse Liquors. doctored gpieed
and sBeetsned 70 please the taste, called "Tonies
"Appetizers, "hestorsfs,@ &C. that lead the tip
pler ON TO drunkenness and ruin, but are true
medicine, made from the native Roots and Herbs
OF California, free from all Alcoholic ssinuiaats
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect EenovS-
tor and Invigorator Of the System, carrying of
all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition. No person can take these
BtteTs according to directions, and remain long
unwen.
600 win be given fer an incurable case, pro
vided Inc bones are not destroyed by mineral pO-
sons OF other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point Of repair.
For GaJfammafory GHd Chroaie Rheunatisnl,
and Com, Dyspepsia, or IDdi5estioH, Bilious, Re
piftenf ead EafermifteRt Ferers, Diseases Of he
Blood, LirSr, Kidaeys, and Bla9der, these Bit
ters have BEEN most ueeessful- Such Diseases
caused BY Initiated Blood, which il generally
produced By derangem Of the Digestive Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether II
young or old, married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or the turn of life, these Tonic Bittsrs
have equal. E8- Send for circular
THEY ARE GENTLE PURGATIVE As
WELL AS A TONIC, possessing also, the pecu-
liar merit of acting as powerful agent in reiiey
| ing Congestion, Inflammation Of the Liver,
and all the Visceral Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in PIN
pies, Bruptons Sores; cleanse it when it is foul
and your feelings viii tell ysu when. Keep the
blood pure and the health Of the system viii fol
low.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
the system of so many thousands, are efectzally
destroyed and removed
In Bilious, Renittent, and Intermittent FeFsrs,
these Bitters have equal. For full directions
read carefully the circular around each bottle,
printed in four languages-English, German,
French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor,
80 Commerce ST., n. I.
r. ii. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists, and general Agents, San Francisco
and Sacramento, Calfornis, and S2 a 81 Com
merce ST., n. Y.
S-s0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEAL
ERS. 4mar3m
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n IssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
1--WE, the undersigned, have this day disseiv-
ID partnership in the cabinet and marble business
bv mutual consent. TIE Cabinet business viii
be continued BY r. v. Leo and the Marble manu-
fastory hy John ii. Rush. All the accounts &c.
Of Leo Co. viii be settled by r. v. Leo, and all
the accounts Of Rush Co. viii be settled ey
John II. Rush. X. v. LEU,
March 10, Is7e.-4t JOHN H. HUSH
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DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

VsO CONSUMPTIvES - PrOvidontially my
Il daughter was restored 70 health by simple
means, seifheHt naedfeine. The particulars win
be sent free RErHEs y. HoussLow, Stockton
81, Brooklyn, Lore Island 25nar4t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08

LJsr Of letters remaining IN the Post Office,
at Bedford, on the 4th day Of April 1870, un.
claimed, and which viii be sent to the Dead
Letter Office on the Ist day of May next, if
not called for and lifted prior to that date,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08
lScheRLnrn Boronoh.

NOTICE is hereby given that an appeal viii
be held at the Commissioners ofiee, in the Court
House. in Bedford, on Tuesday, Sd day of May,
1870 JOHN A. CESSNA,
Mercantile Appraiser.
N B. Persons whose names are not contained
in the above list, who have commenced business
since the lst Of April 1870, viii please inform the
undersigned Of the same. Also any who have
discontinued. JOHN A CESSNA,
Iapl Mercantile Appraiser.