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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
sTOcK-GROWING IN ADDISON CO., vt

Correspond, ace OF The ". Y. Tribune.
MIDDLEBURY Tuesday, Aug. 81, lc54.
The celebrity Of the sheep aud horses OF this county
ls co6xteusye with the Union. IL is here that the
celebrated trench MerinO hocks imported with much
pains ard expense, of A. l.. Bingham, X. j. Jones
and S. W. Jewett are located-sheep which sell
readily at prices varying from 500 to $500. 1t IL
here also that the renowned and widey-known pure
bred Spanish Merno iocks Of Edwin Hammond
VIM. Remele, w. K. Sanford, Messrs. Cutting
and many Others are found, whose names are AS fln
great West and the middle States. Here, Also is the
birth place and home of the Black Hawk Morgan
horses, which now stand, a race, preeminent.
No stock of horses has ever attained the celebrity of
the Vermont Black Hawks; so universally
sought by men from every State in the Union. The
patriarch OF this family, now % years DID, but yet
vigorous and upblemished is the admiration OF all who
see him. and is owned by one who well appreciates
bis qualities. David Hill. Esq OF BridpOrt, Vt.
His colts are in constant demand at prices varying
from $500 to $1,000 He is the sire of the celebrated
trotting stallion Ethan Allen" the leetest entire
horse in the United States; also OF the " Belle Of
" Saratoga" recently sold at Saratoga for $4,000.
The Addison County Fair, which comes off At Mid.
dlebury Oct and q, will be proud day for the
county and the finest exhibition of stock ever held,
even in Vermont. The patriarch Black Hawk"
with a large number of his immediate descendants,
will be ON the ground, and it will be undoubtedly the
finest show of his stock ever made. The show of
sheep will also be rery extensive The hOcks OF all
the celebrated breeders above named will be fully
represented, with those of numerous others. To our
agricultural friends abroad is given cordial invitation
to be present and by witnessing improvement they
may better strive to compete with us in the future
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AMALGAMATION AT THE SOUTH.

To The Editor y The Y. i. IrtetsS
SIR: An advertisement lately appeared IL TIE
TRIBUNE procaimlng the readiness and desire OF the
advertiser 10 contract marriage with any respectable
coored lady possessing few thousand dollars and
ambitious of white husband " of good moral charac
ter and fret rate business qualifications" Let me
recommend this Mr. j." or any others with similar
purpose to advertise in the NewOrleans and Natchez
papers. In Louisiana are many colored men OF
wealth. one know who owns three hundred negroes,
and he, in particular has family of manageable
daughters who have enjoyed every advantage of edu-
cation which could be given them by white tutors and
goyernesses, procured from the North and from
France. have understood lately that this gentleman
was about TO take his family to Europe Between
Alexandria and Nachitoches, Red River there are
some hundred colored planters, many of whom have
daughters of great beauty and Of respectable eduea
ton and accomplishments. Near hatcher I was
pointed out, this summer the residence of very
wealthy man who has three daughters all Of half or
quarter negro blood, TO whom he is fondy attached;
they have all been well educated, aud said ~ be
attrs ctive and amisble Either Of these will probably
take to her fortunate husband "a few Aadred thcus
lands" ! once saw in North Carolina two eocred
girls who lsdy-hke in their manners, and really
thought more beautiful than any other women had
ever seel Yours. &e LH.
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tOeay Incorrect and % tao poflat, ,. hat doe.
history is not large IS sqfe' W. ,b I'' Now A. il
;SDe eSS tS ,sry srrunsiance Tia, gatfy led 70
.aP{s1. m o W WstrcneScw was precisely an ,odaStou
g. 4 W,s;b and wife Of Tarnan O'Rearke Prince
rC Frsney. vas ABDUCTED in the year 100 BY DsrJs
Mac NuCugh King OF Leinster wheaSuEyo R;nn Con-.
u'Cor,or Monarch Of all Ireland aud hing OF con-
o.oslt being also the lord superior or 'uzeraIn oi
~Ya,,Lc make. war on the offender who escapes to
Frgis I'd and gets Richard de Clare commonly called
et,1rcbaw 70 espouse his cause. This led TO Jhe sub
usation OF ireland. See Annals Of tie Four Masters
A0dh O'N,l. the last oi the lhdependent chIeis,
toward tie close of the sxteer,n century orciby car
ried away bi- wife. (See Mitchel's Life OF Hugh
ONeii1 Aud there is ai.undant evidence throughout
al, ratiyc ITish history nat the practice OF abduction
was an indigenous so.IaJ Characteristic ...,.-.
Youfs A.. STUDENT
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REGISTRY OF BONDS SOLD ABROAD.

a. Ae E5l0T y tts y. 7. TTi64se
SIR: Why should Congress not enact that the eS,
port and IMPORT OF Bonds Ia and from Europe shoula
be registered at the Custom Houses as eole now mus
~ Toyarrrcnt prolesses 10 desire statistics-and
surel, the bulk Of our Congressman much need more
accurate Data than they get Unless II Is ascer
tsin.d hat amount of Bonds are sold to and bought o
Europe the true character OF our annual trade can
not be- estimated from Treasury data oiexports ana M
Honse 70 make foreign ownership OF our Bonds legal,
ard the annual returns will show trade that VIII eS
plode the distractions of Free Traders-those esuic1
moneyarticle writers who labor to explain the high
rates of money by alleging Railroad Companies are
the market to borrow, &c. Ii Europe will take our
Bonds freely times will be easy but Europe now
needs our grain-nore than we can spare-and eur
gold and therefore times must and will be hard.
FAfrda,1.q Tuesday. Aug p. ls'4 SUBSCRIBER
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MODERN SPIRITUALISM

y ~ Lstt q TA n Y TT'brRe.
SIR: Having become possessed OF report OF lee
trre delivered by DR.. Erasmus Dumkopd before q
goeiey, which will call Hypaotists by analogy to the
subect Of the discourse, though the real name kept
profound secret, have thought ii would serve the
eaase of science to make it public.
This Society is rot to be cOnounded with that OF the
soiritualjsts in which Judge Edmonds and Senator
Tsmadre are conspicuous. 1t differs from It as the
pythagorean school did from that of the later sophsts
Ia The former, knowledge was held OF too much
.iss e. he mpartea 70 the common herd vi mankind,
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leaving clear loss employers
THIS il n fair specimen OF day work on our route
Cheating the fair thing be sure, and the public
setting the example ght wonder # drivers retail
ate Look the annual loss to line by this shaving
system on the part OF the public.
Twenty-Five omnibuses, say 40 cents day. $40, which
muI ied by the working days in year make something
more than three thousand dollars. DRIVER
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IRISH HISTORY.

To tAf kaltor 81 IAS ". 4. TStcsx<.
SIR; In answer 10 your remark that Mr. Garden
had resorfed to the wild Irish practice" Of abdac
ton correspondence of Hbernian birth states through
your columns, that the practice introduced by the
English ciyilizers" and was unknown 10 Ireland be-
fore the arrival Of StYCnsheH. The statement is hs
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nth the railroad speed of travellers and the r,nsusson
of know ledge by the telegraph have, as il were brought
about an exterior development of the higher
degree of sensiby spread the whole supercies
Of the BODY and susceptibility formerly unknown nov
belongs 10 the interior nervous ramhcaons IL is quite
manifest therefore that there IL greater facility OF receiv
In extern impressions greater mobility of feeling and
henibiy Of purpose, versatile thought, but super
fcia ard la king consistency ana intensity Ii follows
that whatever stimulates action acts now DO
meopathcay l. e. in nfntesimal quantity compared with
what was formerly required The athletic, muscular
frames Of our ancestors resisted strongly all rtants OF
the nerves that nothing short OF drum treaens could
call forth spiritual vision much slighter influence
sufices in the present generation TO produce equal
suit. The SCENTS are indeed the same-hydrogen and
narcotine the physical basis Alcohol, opium, to-
bacco and few other substances are the gross materials
but sensitive and delicate physical structure we
by these appliances attain vision equal to that oi
the greatest drnksrd OF former times without having TO
20 through all his pronacted preparation.
1t is obvious how great advance will be made in the
second generation All marked pecuiarities of the ami
nal organism are hereditaryhe ghastly aspect of the
nebrs ate will not more surely be reproduced In the pad
hue and wce-srcken coun,enances of his children than
the nervous Susceptibility OF the parent will have con
genital dev elopment in his offspring How much of suf-
fering how much also of our illumination, our awess
atios our spiritual vsons, OF the present gen.
Grafton 90 ancestral folly would be cuoas sabec'
Of speculation.
ought not to conclude this part Of the subject without
some reference 10 certain authentic instances Of the spirit
ual perception Of which we have been speaking which
cccpued before its later and perfect devespment
| YoS NrLNoNT, who lived long before the supposed
n0dern discovery Of producing sleep by passes Of the
hand and snoh like performances was in fsct the iAve
tor Of the whole mode Of proeeeding-but he is chiefly
worthy of recollection from the fact, that he e
into spb itua and has sou! seated has be
Ths would doubt be the case with very many OF bs
present day if they we're endowed with the like faculty
interior perception.
But We learn from ms narrative ttaf he derived Lb
power from q large aeee ei Aeosnr. Ihh eIrer.mea
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SHAVING IN STAGE FARE.

10 re Id,or ct 1Ae n. \. Iubrs.
SIR. There are two sides TO almost every ques-
iion, and when | read your remarks about being
cheated in the change in an omnibus, | thought |
would keep an account OF one days work on my bus.
and omittiug those who paid the coin, give you
fret those who shaved me and then those upon whom
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CASSTiLLE SEMINARY.

The CassUilte .Nale md FEMME Seminary
Of the Baltimore Conference, will open its
last term OF the second year, on Thursday, Au-
gust the 10th, and IFS first term of the third year
Nov. 16.
Expenses for Board, Tuition, Room-rent and
Furniture, for one Academic year, S95.
Cassville, the seat oil the Institution, is a ro-
mantle, mountainous region, twelve miles from
the Penna. Rail Road, at Mill Greek, from
which it is accessible by stages. The Board
of Instruction will consist Of seven, and will be
prepared TO impart instruction in all the Prac
tical, Scientific, Classical, Literary and Orna-
mental branches usually taught in similar In
stitutions. Catalogues and circulars, or further
information, can be had by addressing the Prin-
cipal. J. t. TOMLIN.
Caeerilie, Hannnedoa Co., Pa.,
August 4, 1S5l.-2m.'
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NOTICE.


Mary Ann Koons, Daniel Koons, Rebecca
Koons, Henry KoonS. John 5. Biddle aud Bar
bara his wife, in right OF said Barbara, Eliza
koons, and Snsannah Rooms David koons,
Eve Koons, and SulIiah koons, by their guar
dian al iitem, S. H. Tate, Esq.
Notice is hereby given 10 the parties above
named, that the Court, upon motion OF JNO.
p. REED, ESQ, have confirmed the return Of
The Sheriff, and the inquisition and valuation or
appraisement taken and made under the above
writ, and have granted a RULE on all persons
10 come into Court Oh the Goth day
Of November next, to accept or refuse the lands
and tenements in said writ mentioned, accord
ing to the Acts OF Assembly in such case made
aud provided
By order Of the Court.
D. WASHABAUGH,
Sept. 90, 1S54.-6t. Protioaotarg.
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NEW ElIIl (,O0lN ],

The undersigned thankful TO their numerous
patrons for their kind and very liberal patron
are, respectfully informs them that they have
Just received from the eastern cities, handsome
assortment Of new style Fall Goods, suitable
TOR the present and coming seasor, comprising
French and English Broadcotfs, Cassimeres,
Tweeds, SattinettS, Kentucky Jeans, F.annels,
Satin and Worsted Vestings, Cravats ana hdkfls,
knit Merino Shirts and Drawers, Cashmeres,
hansseline De Rege, Moussplne Dtlaines, Co.
burg and Thibet Cloths, Apacas, Silk PoplIns,
Black Gros De Rhine, and Fancy Silks, Prints
from ZIP up, Muslins b,eached and urbeached
from ftp up, ali widths, rhbet and Bay State
Shawls, GiRgAamS, Checks, LinSeys, Tickings,
DrillIngs, Cambrcs, Nanheens, Crash, Diapers,
Damask Table Cloths and Covers. White Goods,
Embroiders, Sleeves, Collars, Dress Trimmings,
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery. HAS, Gaps, Boots,
Shoes Quepnsware, Hardware, and Brooms,
Groceries, N. O.. Sugars, White Clarified, Pull
verzed, and Crushed do, Golden Syrup, ~ O.
Molassrs, good Rio Coifae I24, Prime do -
cents, Spices, Teas, Chocolate, Extract of Cot-
Zee, Tobacco Flax Sped, Sperm and Whale
Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicine, Cattle Powders,
together with 1901 other articles adapted to the
wants Of the people all of which they will sell
at the very lowest possible prices for cash and
approved produce, or upon short credit to good
and punctual customers. And, as cur motto,
short profits, many sales, and quick returns, has
been fully carried out, and viii continue the
ruling feature, we feel assured we can make it
10 the advantage Of all in search Of cheap bar
gains 10 give us call before purchasing
All kinds of Produce taken for Goods
RUPP & OSTER
Bedford, Sept. %, 1854.
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FASHIONABLE TAn. 0RING ESTABLISHMENT

The subscriber would announce to his old
friends and customers, and the public in gener-
al, that he has permanently located himself in
JuIiana Street, next door 10 DR.. REAMER's Drug
& Book Store, where he is prepared 10 execute
all orders in bis line in superior manner, on
reasonable terms. From long experience in The
buslaeSs, he feels confident he can render salts
faction TO all who honor him with call.
He constantly keeps on hand ready-rnadr
clothing, OF every description, for Men and
Roys-also, superior assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, CASS1NETTS, SILK, SA-
TIN, and other YESrINGS, and Summer Wear,
which he will sell as low as they can be bought
elsewhere, and make them up to the taste ofthe
purchaser.
He also keeps a general assortment Of Cravats,
Stocks, Collars, SuspendeFs, Handkerchleis, &c.
He hopes to merit and receive liberal share
OF pubic patronage
WIN. SCHAFFER.
June 9, 1854.
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The subscriber will sell, at private sale, bis vana-
BE Property, situate in Union Township, Bedford
Comfy, Pa, which he at present resides, costain
ing 50 Of patented land SO of which cleared
and under post and rail fence, the balance well TIM
bered with good timber. THIS property is
the waters OF Bobbs' Creek miles north of Adolf
phBs Axes Mill, on the public road leading from
Bedford 10 Johnstown jefferson, within IL miles
OF Jefferson, and lG miles Of Hoidaysburg. The inn
pFovements are Stone Grist Mil, with two OF
Stones, one pair first rate French RHrrs. with good
merchant and country Bolts, aud complete Smut
Machine. The Machinery is ali good and snbsian-
tlal, and IS partly new. The water power is sntf-
cleht during the entire year. and the custom is good
and plenty Of IT. There is also a new Saw Mill
the premises, which viii cut from 800 TO 2000 feet
OF Lumber day inch measure, which is ready sale
at the MIll. One of the Dwelling Houses is three
story frame, suitable for public House Store
House, aud Is wei. finished. There are three other
dwellings, Two frame and one log house, also frame
stable and Wagon Shed, ard other necessary build
ings.
Also, will be sold, another Tract of Land contain
ing 300 acres, about rs acres Of which cleared
ot which 10 are good meadow with facilities for max
ing 20 or 30 more. The balance we'll timbered aud
well watefed by the Robbs Creek running through
IT, There Is on the premises an excellent site cal
cuated for either GrIst Mill or Saw Mill, with head
and fall OF % feet There variety OF choice fruit
trees on the farm. The buildings good Log
House and Stable and other oat tbudines. Also, will
be sold, Gao of good timber land, convenient
The saw Mil, on which the very best of saw
logs. The above land is all patented, and clear
and indspntaule title viii be made the purchaser
or purchasers Those wishing to purchase good pro-
perry. will learn the conditions, (Which will be mod
erate.) by calling with the subscriber, residing on
the first named property
CASELT0N AXE.
III,
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The subscriber will sell, at private sale, bis
valuable Farm, situate in Napier Township,
Bedford County, containing 800 acres Of pa
tented land, on which is erected good Double
Dwelling House, good Bank Barn, Smoke House,
Spring House, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and all
other necessary outbuidings. About $50 acres
ofthis land cleared and under fence and in
good state of cultivation. About 20 acres of
meadow, and more can be made This land is
capable Of being made into three farms, and has
an excellent orchard Of choice fruit upon it.
1t is situated about six miles north Of Schells-
burg-and only / / miles from good mill, and
in pleasant neighOorhood. For further infor-
nation, enquire OF
ANDREW HORN.
July IA. IS54.-3m.&
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Sidle, Stewart, Strong, Sfruthers, Zicgler-20.
50 the question was determined in the Affirmative.
SecneTAgYfs OFPtcR.
Harrisburg, July J, ls5f.
Pfs7fBSTLFA VIA, IS
~~~-J iilo certify that the above and forego-
SEAL. ing is ii correct copy of the s<YEAs' and
f~> "NAYs'' taken on the ssiiesolution rela-
tive 10 an amendment of the Constitution of the
Commonwealth as the same appears the Jour
nal, Of the two Houses of the General Assembly of
this Commonwealth, for the Session Of lsJI
Witness my hand and the Seal of said office this
first day OF July, one thousand eight hundred and fl
ty-foar. G.. A. BLACK.
Secretary of the Commonwealth
July IL 1Q5f-3n
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TEACHERS WANTED.

Eleven teachers wanted TO take charge of the
Common Schools in Bedford Township District.
The Board will meet in Bedford or the 30th
day OF September for the purpose ofmaking the
necessary examinations.
j. w. LINGENFELTER.
Sept. 1, 1884. Secretary.
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STRAY HEIFER.

Came TO the premises Of the subscriber, liv-
ing in Napier Township, on the 9th Of Sept,
dark brown hefer, with white stripe on the
back and belly, supposed 10 be two years old
last spring. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
her away PEfER MONRf. :
Sept. 90, 1851
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to The estate of Jacob
Adams, late Of Southampton Township, Bed
ford County, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment-and those having claims
against said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
VIM ADAMS.
SEPT /, 1854 Erecator
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Important News
a Chance for Bargains !!

q OHaHCE 1cT baTgaIns
The subscriber, having determined 10 close
up the mercantile business, offers at reduced
prices his entire stock of goods, consisting OF
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
Queensware, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and
Shoes, and Drugs also, lot Of Trump's ce!e-
brated Hillside PIoughs
P. s. AuesiOn every Saturday at 10 o.
clock until the whole is disposed of
J. FL. SCHELL.
Schellsburg, Aug. %, 1851
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sgGSE1aoHz w. FATE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. BEDFORD, Pa,

WtL attend 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
Having secured the services of competent gent
Washington, y. G., be wIll give especial attention
TO Soldiers Pensions, Claims, and Bounty Lands.
G5~ Office on lnlianua Street. one door NoIth of
the residence OF Samuel H. Tate, and Immediately
opposite Capt. Beckwith's Hotel.
He has for sale one FARM situate in Monroe
Township, containing $50 acres Of land, 70
acres cleared and under fence, with house and
barn thereon erected. There is an orchard of
excellent fruit on the premises,
Also, 800 Acres Of Limestone land, situate in
Woodcoek Valley, one and-a-haIf miles north of
the town OF Bloody Run.
Also, 800 Acres Of first rate timber land, sit
uate in Hopewell Township, lying south OF the
contemplated Chambersburg and Bedford Rail
Road.
Also, 1900 acres of unimProved land IN Bed
ford and Fulton counties which will be sold low
TO actual settlers.
The above lands will be sold in large or small
quantities to suit purchasers.
April 81, 1854.
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DIR. p. s. THOMPSON

Having permanently located at Centreville,
Bedford County, Pa offers his Professional ser
vices 10 the Citizens Of the surrounding Coun-
try. Office and Residence at the Halfway
House
July %, 1854.-2m.
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A two-IIorse Wagon, and one Top Buggy,
new. and work warranted, for sale cheap on a
liberal credit, or for Country Produce.
A. B. CRAMER 8 co.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.

Ten School Teachers are wanted 10 take
charge of ;he various Schools of Colerain Town
ship. Schools to open on the lst of November.
All desired information can be obtained by ap-
plication TO
JNO. A. CORLE,
August 25, 1854. CoLeYdin Yowaship.
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" Raao Henry A4eas.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Fort DeSm0incS. Iowa.

WILL give special attention 10 locating lands
investing money paying taxes making col
lections, &c, sc.
~ Refers 10 Gen. Bopmaa and Hon. JOB
.1aaa. Sept. 8, 1854.
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EOE'S CLOTHING

FIR your Sons2 In short, il. you want all or any
Il these things so essential to the adornmenl and
comfort Of the "outer man" call on
STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor,
McKalg's Row, Baltimore Street (next door
10 Campbel's Drug store,l Cumberland, Md.
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SEL.Ertr Scna0I.

We arr authorized TO state that, al the Soltci-
fatian o. number Of friends, Mrs. HiGkCK
will recommence her school on Monday. the Cd
Of October next The number oil pupils viii BE-
limited 10 90
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STOVES

OK hand, and for sale, a superior lot of
Cooking, Ten Plate, Parlor, and Church Stoves.
GEO. BLYAuRE.
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Mems, Boys, and Youths, city-made caIf-skin
Boots, for sale by
A. B. CRAMER s. co.
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q II you want an OTTFIT of

CHEAP READY Y-MADE CLOTHING,
7 would advise you to call at the RAILROAD
CLOTHING STORE, near the DEPOT.
May l9, l854-1y.
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Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,

and other seasonable goods for NEWS V.4RE?
Do you want to see a fine assortment Of CoATs,
p,Lrs and Vesrs, gotten up in style not in
isr;,r 10 the best ordered work Do you want
finder Garments Of the ''rigH stripe" or FUR-
,.,sp,Ye Articles that .scanT be beat, or
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Having this day associated Henry S. King, of
the City Of Pittsburg, with rs in the business of
manufacturing Iron, the business will be con-
Quoted under the name and firm OF John King
& Co.
THOMAS KING,
June 8, 1854. JOHN KING.
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,tNrGAR WANTED.--A fair price viii be given
of 2 :" : 1854 A. b. CRAMER & co.