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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS:

At an Orphans Court held at Bediardn and
for the County of Bedford on tine 81 day Of
Stptember y D 1885 Before the Judges Of said
Court
On motion of o. E. SHANNON the Court
grant rule upon the heirs and legal represFn-
taiives of Ohio Wilson late Of Southampton
Township deceased to Kit Stephen residing IN
Bedford County penna Alfred residing in AiIr-
seny county Maryland Hugh residing in Bed
ford county Penna Susannah Rice wif4 Of Solo
mon Rice deceased who is now dead iraVing
iSSue seven children viz David residing in Ale
aheny county Maryland Alifed Jane Charlotte
jonathan Francis and Elmira Of whom o. T.
Shannon is Guardian jackson residing in Ale
gheny County MARYLAND Martha intermarred
with Hiram Woliord residing in Aegany
County MARYLAND Jonathan residing in Ale
Sheny County Maryland Sarah intermafrird
with Henry Mil's residing in Allegang county
Maryland Ohio residing in Iowa and Jamns
Wilson residing in Bedford county Penna 10 oe
and appear at an Orphans Court to held al
Bedford in and for said County on the 'hfd
Monday 18th ofNovember next TO accepiO or re-
fuse to take the Real Estate OF said Otho VIZ
son deceased, at the Valuation which has prtl
valued and appraised in pursuance OF W.T." .,
Partition or Valuation issued out ofthe Orphans
Court of Bedford County and to the Shrfl" u
said County for that purpose directed or snow
cause why the same should not be sold ny OF
der of the said Court
IN TESTTMONYtwhereof have here
unto set my hand and the Seal of SAID eoart a'
Bedford the 10Th day of September a D 1917
D. WASHABAU(fH, Cieak.
Attest Hugh Moore, Sheriff
Oct 90, 1855.
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TOTAL

GETbe following able, eloquent, and manly
defence of the SGpreme Court, (by the Editor
ofthe Philadep phia ,Aeaes, the most prominent
Wdig and k. n. paper in that city, in the
Williamson case, will attract universal atten-
tion and interest. Here is a warm political op-
p9nent OF the members of the Court, giving a
plain history Of this case which is alike oredita-
bic to his head and his heart We ask our OPP
position friends TO read it carefully, and then
say, with such disinterested testimony before
them, If they can arrest tbe idle clanor
propagated By the Abolitionists, who are endea-
voring TO SOW the seeds Of anarchy and blood
shed, by getting up iafaamafory excitement
in favor OF this violator of the laws Of his coun-
try. Some of the Professional gentlemen who
delight in styling the Supreme Court Dough-
faces, and many other snch dignifed terms,
should read it and blush for The perpetration @.
such gross indecency and vulgarity against the
highest Court in the Commonwealth. If this
article canp from Democratic paper, it would
only have The effect that usually comes from
partiean artices-bul, with sach a clear and
lucid statement coming from the boideSt aud
abest chanpanon Of the Wing and Know
Nothing cause in Pennsylvania, can any man
doubt that Williamson is indebted 10 his own
criminal conduct for the position in which he
now finds himself. But read the article. Here
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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS
Oct. 26, 1855.

At an Orphans Court held al Bedford IN and
for the said Conntyof Bedford on the 81 dav Of
September A d 1888 Before the Judges of said
Court
On motion Of o. Z. Shannon thp Court eran,
Rule upon the hrirs and legal Representatives
Of James Barefoot late oi St Clair Township de-
ceased TO wis Rrbecca intpruarriedi with kI,D
Moore residing in Bedford County Elizabeth
intermarrird with Solomon Hammers residing
10 Somerset County Sarah intermarrird witt
Frederick RriRlnger residing in Somerset CoGss,
~ William barefoot residing in Bedford Com
" Isabella ntcrmarFird With James Taylor re-
siding in Bedford County James Barefoot rpsld-
ing in Bedford County Mary intermarripd wilh
Alexander StansoB residing IN Somerset County
Margaret intermarried with John P Bowers
residing in Bedford County Samnel Barefoot re-
siding IN Bedford County Job Barefoot residing
IN Blair County Charlotte Barefoot residing in
Bedford County and George Barefoot residing
in Bedford County TO be and appear at an Or
phans' Court to be held at Bedford IN and Tor
said County on the 81 Monday 18th day ofNO-
renber next 10 accept or refuse 10 take the Rpal
Estate of said james Barefoot deceased al The
Valuation which has been valued and appraised
in pursuance of writ Of Partition or Valuation
issued out of the Orphans Court of Bedford
County and TO the Sheriff et said County for
that purpose directed or show canse why tb4
same should not be sold by order Of thr said
Court.
IN TESTIMONY Whereof have here
unto set nay hand and the sea! OF said Court at
Bedford the 10th day Of September A D 1855,
D. WASHABAUGH, Clerk.
Attest Hugh Moore Sheriff
Oct. %, 1850.
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Oct. %, 1885,
NOTICE.
Ctearvills.

The stockholdrrsof the HoPswell and Bloody
Run Plank Road and Turnpike road Company,
are herehy notified that an election Tor one
President five Managers and one Treasurer, viii
be held at the Court House in the Borough Of
Bedford, on Monday, the 5th day Of Noyem-
Der nex. Subscribers can vohF for officers eith-
er in person or By proxy, provided the first in
stalmrnt Of one dollar PR share shall have been
paid previous TO said election.
David Braillpr, M. Nj. Peepass VIM. Hart
ley, j. r. Ashcum, Alex. Kag, John King,
Thos w. Horton, John Dasher, George WIS
hart, Thos. Fl. Murray, w. p. Scbell
Commissioners.
Oct. 26. 1883.
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ship Bedford County the same bring fort.
10 length and fifteen feet in depth and n. ~; rel
or Parcei o. iahd eufi,lage appurtenant 10 s,iS
building The sad Tract containing about t,o ,oo
acres more or less with cabin house and Nv ~
stable thereon erected and about % actes u, Ioss
I'd more or less aud under fence adoinne, as
q James Rfiey aiisi others: as the proprgy .'es -
George Rfiley and Jacob Rrilpv. - 0'
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
Oct 20, 1883. 0"'''A'
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NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Courtsnf
Common Pleas in and for Bedford county, to
distribute the funds in the hands Of Hugh
Moore, Esq, Sheriff Of Fstdoid County, raised
upon sale Of the personal property Of Solomon
Filler, deceased, 10 and amongst executive and
other creditors, will attend TO his duties under
said appointment, on TUESDAY the 9th day
Of November, 1853, at one O'Clock, p. NJ. at his
Office 10 the Borough Of Bedford, when and
where all parties interested may attend it they
SIZE proper.
JNO. P. REED. .audihor.
Oct. %. 1859.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuale Real Estate.

u I3y virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
bf Bedford County, the undersigned viii expose
"a public sale, on the primises aht W rdnesday.
tie thl4 day OF Nov, 1885 the following de-
scr,hrd real estate situatpsin Golrrain Township,
viz -
A hot or piece ofground containing Sax acres
or thrFeabouts, and having thereon erected
Eag Frame House, Frame Stable, &c, ,adjoin-
ing lands Of Henry P. Dieh, George Feight,s
heirs and others. late the property Of Isaac Ben
ramau, deceased.
Iy- Terms CASH at the confirmation ofthe
sale on the L 9Th of Novemper, 1885
HENRY P. DIEHL,
WILLIAM ENGLAND,
administrators Of tie cstste 81
knc Beagaman, Qeeeasef.
Sept. IA, IS5a-A
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NOTICE.

The undersigned. appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford Coanly, to distribute the mo-
nfes due Samuel n. AXE, being his interest IN
the Estate of Jos. b. AXE, decreased. falling due
after death of Widow upon recognizances. and
upon real estate sold by Administrators. to and
amongst creditors, will attend to his DUTIES at his
office IN the Borough of Bedford, on tuesday,
the 9th day of November, 1859, at ! O'Clock,
a. Nj. wh~n and where all persons interested
can attend.
JNO. P. REED, .8adifor
I Gct 0G 1QIl
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NllTICE.

The undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court OF Bedford County, 10 distri,ute thr mo-
ney in the hands Of William Smith, admnistra-
tor Of George Smith, deceased, viii attend 10
tbe eutip5 Of said appointment at his office in
the Boroagh of Bedford, on SATURDAY, the
l0th day November, 1885, when aud where
all persons can attend if they see proper
JNO. p. REED, yf,ga3or.
Oct. 2G, 1888.
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Stray Eeifer.

Came tothe premises of the subscriber living
in St. Clair township on the lst of September
last, a white and red spotted heiter, cropp of the
lea par; no other mark; supposed a year and
six months old The owner is requested 10
ooutP forward, prove property, and take her a.
gwas, WM. SLEEK.
Get. 26, 1888.
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Notice for Teachers.

The Board of Directors Of Common Schools,
OF Monroe Township, Bedford County, Pa,
wishes to employ from ten to twelve School
teachers. at salary Of from l6 TO 20 doh
lars per month, according TO their qneli6ca-
lions Persons wishing 10 be employed, and
having certificate from the county Superin-
tendent, are rrqaelsed 10 call forthwith at
SAMUEL SSIVELY'S,
Ciearyile.
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STRAY STEER.

Came to the premises of the subscriber living
in Coleraln Township, about the first OF Sept,
last dark Steer, with the lrft ear partly of,
with slit in il supposed TO be dog bite, hind
fpgs partly white, supposed 10 be about 3yrars
old, no ether mark. The owner will come, pay
charges, and take him away.
SAMUEL DEAL
Gct. 26. 1855.
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Turnpike Election.

An election will be held at the office of the
PattpnsyilIe and Woodbtrry Tsrnpike Road
Company, in Woodberry, on Monday the 5th
day nf November next, for the parposp Of cleo
ting. one President, FIVE Managers and one
Secretary, lo2 the ensuing year.
G. r. BARNDOLLAR,
President.
Oct. e6, 1885.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF TaLUABLE REAL EST.7TE /,

There will be sold at pnalc Vendue, on the pre-
mses, on THURSDAY, the 29th day Of November
next the Mansion Property Of John KerfFe, deceased,
situate in Bedford Township Bedford County, about
one mile North Of the PittsbuTg turnpike, and about
four miles from Bedford, adjoining lands of Samuel
Hammond heirs George Mann and others; coniain-
ing S5l acres and lperehes Of patented land hn al
lowance. ThedahYs the best quality and "a
good state of @Tfvation, large part cleared, and
the remainder well tim5ered.
The improvements are good two story brick
house, double barn and alb other necessary out
buildings Also COED apple orchard and other fruit
trees.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made
known onsday Of sale by
SAMUEL BROWN,
Saggiviag Ezecutar oft last scil,
re, cf Johl Kee6s, deceased.
Oct ae, 1855.
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Wanted.

Eleven School Teachers to take charge ol ~.
schools of Bedford Township Persons " wsD,"s I .nJ
be employed, as Teachers, wlll meet the boasH
County Superintendent at Hafer's Hotel, on -''D
instant.
By order OF tbe Board, -,rc
THOMAS HUGHES
Secretary.
Oct l3s 1855
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Oct. la 1855
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF Ana,'
Saupp, late Of the Borough Of Bedford, dreFAs,u1I
will please make immediate Payme";fr Ill
those having claims against SAID Ls'a'S ,p.- s
present them properly authenticated i0r S'''''
AGNIS SAUPP,
Er.cltr'r
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NOTICE.
Oct. as, 1855.

An application will be made 10 the Cover
nor of this Commonwealth for the pardon of
CAsELToN BGooK Pierce, who was convicted
of Larceny al November Sessions, 1851.
Oct 2G, 1888
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Oct. ee, 1855.
important Notice.

All persons having unsettled accounts with
the late firm of Rnpp 6 Oster, are respectfully
and most earnestly requested 10. call and settle
up without DELAY.
Get. 26. 1853.
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SELLING orr At COST.
HER.ss 81 B.. HsOEI'S

Would respectfully announce TO the Ladies of
Bedford and vicinity, that she has just opened
a large and elegant assortment OF all the new
STYLES of
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GgThe following is the official vote for
Canal Commissioner. P1UMER's majority is
1886. Making change Of nearly $4,000
since last fall
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Dresses and Mantillas,
Super black and Fancy Silks,
Super la.e style of ladies cloaks,
A tine lot of satin and velvet bon2pas,.
Cloalts, Nantes, and Famrrs,
kurs of all description, and all prices,
Morenops from % cts up
Shawls, bFochea, wooden, and blank,
French Chintzes and Ginghams,
Plain and emb'd Swiss Musins,
Fringes, Gimps, and Lacrs,
Buttons, Brads and Cords,
A r.ch assortment Of Ribbons,
| Coliars, Sleeves, and CheniZetts,
Edaings and Insrrtings,
A fall supply OF Mourning Goods,
Best Kid Gloves Of all coorS,
Handsome lot of ladiee shoes.
Good Mnsllns for 6 cts
The special attention. of the Ladies is solicit
ed TO the very large assortment just received,
and offered at low prices for quality.
Bedford, Oct 26, 1883.
WANTED at Reeds Coonadr Slore.--
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, and Buckwhrat--a also
all other approved produce, in exchange for
goods at cash prices.
MORE NEW GOODS Just received at
Reeds Colonade Stose, consisting oG Cassi-
mrres, Sainet;s, Jeans, WooI-paids, Mousiin
De laines, Cobnrgs, Prints, &c, sc.
i HATS AND CAPs.-Nrw style Hungarian
Hats, Drab ana Pearl, Men aud Boys Blue
Navy Gaps just received by express at Reeds
Roonade Store
Oct. 26, 1888.
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u ~Our paper this week is unusually fell Of
advertisements. Many interesting aticies ars
held back for our next issue.
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H.mGiies EDresa G0Ods.

and she is compelled to remove her store, she
is determined. rather than move her goods, to
sell off at cost. Among large and splendid as
sortment OF goods, may be found the following
articles:
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Oct 2G, 1855.
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Oct. 26, 1888.
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Oct. 26, 1859.
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SHERPFF'S SALE.

Oct. SO, 1858,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09
C0-PARTNEEsS5BIP,

VIE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style and firm of GEo FosTERSx Co
for the Transaction ofa general F0rrardipg ard Com
Mssi0H BEsiRess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof WAREHOUSES on he
" abasI and Erie Canal and corner Locust and Dun
nam streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr%wiordsviiie railroad. where they win have ample
room and convient facilities for storing ali kinds of
Produce and Merchandize
They will give special care Consignmens, either by
River, Railroad. Canal Wagons, and will forKard
pronpt ~ bq 50aEh adrng the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention to merit and share
tba public patronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 A w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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RAILRoAD TRANspo,,T .T.oz soT
WABASH q ERIE CANALTnANspORTRT
kyANsvm..E asp NEW ,HARMONY 1Rl-

es-&sS-A ON and after Saturday. July Ist, the un-
s-saas. dersgned Will run TRI-WEFKLY LINE Of
stage soaches IS above.
szTiug Evansville. Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
az ,eoek A. M returning leaves New Harmony
day IiuTs1eys and Satu days att o'clock A. M -s
The lire will all times be stocked with
Coaches. and careful drivers the
mace with Regularity and dispatch Ali goods
OF packages &e, promptly and carsully
For passage other business apply Liv-
and Sale Stable locust the Market House.
leaving their names orders the Hotels will
secure prompt attention. f. II. DE GARM0.
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REMOVAL on BOOT AND sHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD!
ID DEUSNER in forms his old the Public
generally that he has removed his Boot and shoe Store
TO Frs street between Main the Post
side where he prepared make qualities OF Boots and
IN the latest styles the waTrsnted
TO nt All work i'll be delivered promised
ana no mistake He hopes receive liberal patronage
tins he has anew, hard
prom ptness to succeed
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REsfnVAI.

FEN BACON & CO. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water and First sts. next door TO Hallock
Stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank.
where they will pleased all their old customers and
make the acquaintance pleased
give them call They would heir thanks for the
liberal patronage givsn and hope 70 receive Of
Groceries. tselrf janl6-1y
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The ALLIKs sURRENDERED:..

SINCE MEssRS. AHLERING & Drummer HAVE
~ easeH the Ola Corner Stand Water the
once and hed 1t to ove-foWng with the largest
ana ateststyles OF Fa and Winter Clothing Fur
nlshing 6oods etc. and sell them astnnIshngy the
LLlEs AAF 4 BkkS COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems Boys readyade Clothing
HATS caps ana Trunbs together
o. Gentle cents Dress Goods Tailors Furnisbig
ever brought to ths city Their facilities purchasing
furlng ere suTeror to snyether house
them at all times to m all orders With
goous ana AZ the best bargains CrnntTy
ana tae pu bic neray. aud
ing elsewhere. i r SscIs-t
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crEANGE OF PROPEEErOAsS.

nprrcSs MEDICINES, PAiNlS, OiLS. CO., @C.,
cAA0~' - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
IHTCH & We RI
yr1uE underseped purchased the entire STOCK OF
Drnos and Medicines Of }. NJ d. miller q 20. and
earvinr on The Drug business at the well known
sapd of eller & Farnsley, NO Ia aver uue
qhe n rui Of LEIGH & Verling- ..,,,,-
Charles LEIGH ofthe hrm hopes he known
a. .ha nnhIie having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
a,Is Store the last Ave years Peter Verling otthe
Arm having been elrking in the present store we
last three years haers himself with having 'he oo
dance Of its old customers. .,...,- :,
coping on hand large ana iresn stoeA % o
drugs and medicines and hope by this means anu 1
attantio 10 business ard by low prices, TO merit
hOerai PAAio"~s CHARLES LEIGH.
PETER VERLlNG.
-, COTT0N HANDKERCHIEFS.
W. nunefS TefS ~ JAS. Low a CO.
- ais Main Louisville. Ky.
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- THEE PROBABLY WAS NEV-
tss5S e. E& better assortment of Piano Fortes in
n III Il Hthis city than be fodnd No 7S
IWcst Fourth .street---c Chickering's; Wood
yard Browns Brown Aliens. J. Gilbert's with EoIi-
attachment Woreester's and she Western Manu'ac
turing Companys Pianos among fourd
this Most Of these Instruments combine
eies seldom found in the majority ef pianos offered
here or else ewhere = = .v-t -
An unlimtsd warrantes given witt saea Instrument.
M.fF. COLBURN.
jef Piano aad afa4is = g @i, ,
II Il fron this estahlhn sps sIe IN IsTrs ' u
Div constantly on sale or SIai y
Piano and 5Ieledion Depot.
ie4-sf IS west FoaTihst.. cnehnatt
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y Il A W EsOAT AND EEACHINERY
bLA LACKSMITHING

THE undersigned would respectfully in
N.Y. form the public that he has taken the old
stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Newman. on
E5szsA First street between Vine DiVson W here
is prepared TO Baeksmthihg in all its
NEees orsu eheS-sueh steamboat work saw-ml work
hehg railing bseony irons stairs and hanisters
1oors az crates etc. Railroad bridge
the p-ees and notice anchors
eent sizes always on ha d. also. hog chains wheel
esa strips for boats. Being old and experienced
hand at Machinery Backsnihing viii warrant sstifac
ieb9sdIy j j MORRIS
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Eostsx,s BatidiRg, Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed has ONCE 70 Foster
hnilling will be on hand at all times, to take ac
Os,Jsdgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., and attend
- All business required of hirn as Justice ofthe Peace
fahq-tf
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yoTI0Ns, NOTIONS.l

EHLowER vases tbermometers travelling
m London ing eight and ten Key rrencp
accordeons hne French hsrpS dolls marbles; toys tea
sets combs superior needles ptn tootn
pcks rings eiis pens tooth brushes waS
beads Enersons razor staps solle
soar and battle doors together with great
- - ~ n ofions For sale nv A. O. PUSHEE.
ar9s under ODD Peile~s' He'll, First st.
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TENHEYA sORENsN'

WHOLESALE DEALERS GGocEEIEs IIoUoss coRSER
ASDvINE ~EyANsvILLE. ISD. -..-s-7H
undersigned have this day formed for
II Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liqaor
business having succeeded the bu ness Of Mers AIs
Howes purchased their stock and additions make
assortment shall barzains
FOR CASH. any house EyansYille city N tbs
al-ef 1 -E5t+a r. S TESNEY,
jan3 - S. S0RENSON. g..
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
THE CARPET WAREHOUSE.

l THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,
MAIN STREET. oPPOSITETHE BANK OF FKENTCc CcEy
LOUSY LILLE. ky.
BENT a. DUVALL
AVE now in store by late arrivals large and varied
~ OF all grades of peIing comprising
Il superb Saxony Velvet CarPetsi
do kidderminster do;
do Royal dos &f
DO kidderm inster Brussels Carpets;
do Brussels Tapestry do;
do Anlsrio IA Brussels do;
Brussels stair Carpets; Brussels Hall Carpet;
ply Carpets OF the best make;
ply d. tt
Common all-wOOl carpets rugs, mats etc;
Administer Chenille and Tufted Rugs;
OheH1He tpfted and Cocoa Mats.
OIL CLOTH
without toss to the purchaser. -E1'
- CURTAIN MATERIALS
fsieh Ssttn brocatslls; Rich Satin Damasks;
- - de Lsines
worssed daaasks ofevery grade window Holland Shades
superb Lace Curtains; superb sppliqae Cartaips;
Snperb TamboRred Muslin Curtains ~
Orapery Musins Coricss Bands Tssssls, Loops. etc.
5-f and Ga white and colOred Mattiugs
Fl Spanish Mating for Offices;
Al 54, "a Cocoa Matnes for Offices hotels and uub-
= lie buildings. .--I - i
fhesegoods together with large fancy staple
and a9mestie dry goods low they Be hsdsn
my Eastern city and request all in cheap
rao4e goocs, to give II before pr hasiDg else where
- - BENT & DUYALL.
BAH orders for goods will promptly attended at
he lowest prices. mylO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09
TsfOHFAs CONYNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BooKSELLER An

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOUlSbELLEh ANU
STATIoNER.
VETOULD fully inform his FRIENDS ndtne Pno
w lie generally that having purchased OF Me essrs
Rathboue & Wheeler their entire stock OF books&
he has rer owed his Book Store to The stand
lately occupied by them No. l. Fosters BLOCK corner
of Main and First Streets. - - -
Fhe additions thus made TO hfsstoek eBablesh to
offer mis- cusomersa larger aud better assortmen nj
tban mas ever before been brought to this market con
ssting in part of Miscellaneous, School Medical and
Theoiooteal Books Writing. Printing Wrapping aDo
Eancy Psper n, d Foreign & Foncy Stationery of all
kinds AiIofwhich will be sold. W holssae and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact TO which be woplo can
attentiou ofeouury merchants dealers teachers ano
others being confident he make to their interes
TO purehase ofhiTn. 81 t+ aug %'-'i