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Judgment for Defendant.

REMARKABLE CASE OF SECOND SPEEcH-A
New York letter mentions the following extra
ordinary incident, in connection with the loss
OF the Arctic:
A young gentleman lately residing in this
city, fell through a hachway in his fathers
store some time last summer, and was saverely
injured one side of his body brcomng complete
ly paralized, and after a while he entirely lost
the faculty Of speech. in this position he re-
mained until the 9th ultmo, tabout the time
ofthe accident to the Arctic, on beard which
steamer il was known that the young mans
father was passenger when be suddenly star
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Comfortable.

"AIany of the whg journals Of our State are
now heartily exuIting over the election OF Ny
ron H. Clark as our next Governor. We could
share in their exultation if we did not sre be-
fore as clouded and pnrtenonS future. The
skies have an angry look, and no man can say
what shall be the aspects OF the morrow. Al
ready we observe many of those who have
heretofore basked in the sunshine OF whig pros
perity, and shared bountifully in the harvest
of its better fortunes, now edging off for the
camp of the know-nothIngs, to what chance
OF provender might present itself in that quar-
ter. We expect this tendency to difuSe itself
until about everything Of the late whig party
which is essentially time serving and vpna
shall have gone fully over to the new array,
who's prospect for future flesh pots is deemed
sofattering. ~ y. Tribune.
When has it been otherwis- with nine-tenths
of those who composed the late whig party (?
Was there ever an ism hatched up by the rest
less and diScontpnted of that party, that was
not Immediately adopted as a plank in their
platform, and blindly endorsed by the masses
as we'll as the leaders? In the contest Of 1852
the wbig party was defeated beyond even the
hope of a reorganization on It's ancient faith,
and the expectations of realizing the spoils Of
office through the election Of General ScoTr
having been blasted, they naturally turned
their attention 10 an organization which pro-
missed them, al lpast, chance 10 retrieve their
fortunes. At this we do not wonder. Th-
leaders Of the whig party were guided less By
principles than spoils.--Dem Union.
An Apprentice to learn the Printing,
win be taken at the office of the Bedford Ca
Zette on favorable terms
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NEW FIRM IND NEV G00Gy

lhe Subscribers having purcha:rd the pnt,,a
Stock of Goods oi Geo. w. Horn, in the tova
Of Schellsburg, beg leave 10 announce 10 IT,
public generally, that they have now on hand
and will conlinoe 10 keep, a large and " eli S.
ecied assortment II DRY GOODS, GROCP-
RIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. Tn
ware, Oils, Drugs, Fish, Moassps, and, in tac,
every article usually found in Country Storr,
to which they invite the attention of purcba,.
ers, satisfied that they can give satisfaction 10
all who give them CALI
The highest price will br paid for Hides, and
for all kinds of Grain. Lumber and Produca
Of every description, will be taken in rxchaoca
for Goods, at the highest prices. Al kinds Of
Leather viii br kept at The Store for sale. Ciyr
US a call.
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GEORGE HENRY VS.. HARRIET HENRY.

In the Court of Common Pleas for the County of
Beford Pennsy ylvania subpoena for divorce from the
bonds of matrlmony TO September Term, 1854, No.
5G.-Alias subpoena TO November Term, 1854 No.
100. On motion proclamation awarded by the Court.
To Harriet Henry respondent and defendant above
named. Take Notice that the Court of Common
Pleas Of the County aforesaid have granted rule
upon you, Harriet Henry, respondent in the above
TO show cause why divorce should not be de-
creed according TO the prayer OF the libeant George
Henry, in the above case.
Reiurnable 10 February Term next, commencing
on Monday the 10Th of February, 1855.
. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Jan. 10, 1855
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bedford, Pa, Dee
3lst, 1854. 10 Persons calling for letters in this
list Will please say they are advertised.
Anderson James Miller Absalom
Anderson .lohn Mcdaniel Joel
Blackfard James Moodhart Edwin
Blair William McFerriu VIM
Brand Samuel Miller Simon
Burkey Isaac Miller Noah
BarndoIlar Jacob McLeary David
BrIdley Alexander Mcguire TernCe
Buchanan ] Hon Marshall
Barnshisel< Elizabeth Mortimore James
uchanan Fl q Nov er Wayne
Bernes Susan Mckle William
Barnhart Joseph Pencil David
Chestnut John Price Alex
Clancy John Points Moses
Carr Samuel Reed John }
Clark John Russell Ann Mrs
Davis Eliza Mrs Riding John
Deihbaugh George Rodgers VIM
Dawson Wm Suter David l.
Dobson Mary A Miss Shirley x Brothers
Diehl Michael Shull Joseph
Dunn James Schab John
Elleberger Ann N Miss Smith Cristan Mrs
Finke Vim S Schley G
Furgeson Susan A Smith Casper
Flanagan James Snter Lewis
FlicklngPr John Thomas k2
Fitzgerald Cornelius Thompson Sarah Mrs
Furgeson Joseph Werick Valentine
Feather Mary A Miss Wheelin Mary Miss
Fisher Christian Wissinger Sarah Miss
Gardner David Wearer G.
GoTden Francis Wilson Joseph
Garnes Andrew Wilson Rebecca Mrs
Gorden Mary Mrs Zimmpr< Samuel
eileen Margaretta Miss Huff Hannah
Hartman Mary Mrs Hoag jos
Hay David Horn w
Ha rdman Levi LAWNS NJ
Lepheimer Moritz Livlngstine NJ
Lysinger VIM
ANDRIS SAUPP, P. NJ.
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Bedford, Jan. 5. 1855.
NOTICE.

Letters of Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate OF Abraha"
Sparks, late of West Providence Township
Bedford County, all persons indebted 10 sald rs,
tate are requested to make immediate Paymrn'
and those having claims Will present the"
properly authta,icated toT settlement.
SOL. SPARKS,
JOHN CESSNA,
Jan. 5. 1855. administrators
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ted up in his sleep, and exclaimed. 10 The sur
prise Of all present, ''My father is drowning p
fell back upon his pillow and died II was The
first time he had spoken for months; il was the
last forever.
fhe young man referred to was son of
Mr.. G. G. Smith, Of New York, who was lost
in the Arctic.
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e We invite the especial attention OF all
Preachers who favor the doctrines Of Know
Nothingism to .'High Erampte'' dedicated to
THEM by the Washington Union, which will be
found on the first page. It should not, howe
yer, be read by Preachers only, bat by the Com
municqnts of all Churches, who have either
Joined or encourage this Order. All should
carefully study its contents, and then ask them
selves in the presence of the Searcder Of all
Hearts, if they are not violating the express
commands OF our Saviour in preiudicing one
class people against another-in prosecuting
men because It was their fortune 10 be born on
another sail-in concealing their operations
from the world-in putting their candle under
q bushel-and in declining to let their light
shine by an open and manly defence OF the
principles they profess. How any man can
partake of the Holy Sacrament who has taken
an oath or made a vow TO PRESCRIBE all
who were not BORN in America, is a mystery
which may not be fully solved until the day o
final retribution. An awful responsibility rests
some where, and We fear the reflections of ma
nv Death-6ed will be made bitter, horrible
and drspairing, growing out ofthis reckless and
prosecuting spirit. If the Example" alluded
to should not prove sufficient to awaken Kno'o-
.NotAjng CHRISTIANS to a sense of the obi
cations they have taken in connecting them
selves with the visible church, we would direct
them to another article on the first page, bead
ed "GOD rs LOVE-" which, we think, will
scarcely fail to reach their hearts
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We are under obligations to Hon. S. L.
Russell, Hon. ]. Clancy Jones, and Hon. John
L. Dawson, ofthe National House of Rrprrsen-
tatives, for valuable Public Documents-aiso TO
Hon. VIM. T. Daugherty, and Nlessrs. Jordan
and Filler, Of the State Legislature, for similar
fayorS
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tinies of nations as well as Of individuals, as it
We're, in the hollow of his hand, and without
whose continued smile there can be neither ma
tonal or individual prosperity.
WIN. BIGLER.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HaTyiSb1tyg. Japu0rU 3. 1859
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0-Geo. W. HammrrsIy, Esq. (Wbgl has
been elected Clerk of the Senate, and Henry
Petiibont, Esq. (Dem.l Assistant Clerk. John
H. Filler. Esq. Of Bedford, was elected one of
the Transcribing Clerks, post for which ne is
well qualified.
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Sentence Of .Arrison, the ''Infern0i .ha-
chine" .Nan.-The motion for a new trial in
the case of Wm H. Arrison. the young medi
cal student, convicted at Cincinnati, OF "mur-
der in the first degree" in causing the death of
Mr. and Mrs. Allison, by means Of an ''iufernal
machne," having been refused, ne was called
up before Judge Finn, on Saturday, to receive
sentence, when he addressed the court in cool
and collected manner, giving some ofthe reasons
why he desired new trial, aad declaring that
he could, had he chance, establish his inno-
cence. When he concluded, Judge Finn, in
the presence OF a crowded court room, sentenc-
ed him TO be hung on the lth of May next.
The prisoner heard bis terrible doom, without
the least apparent emotion, and was copreyed
back 70 prison in charge Of strong guard.
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10 Sacrament will be administered in the
Presbyterian Church Of Bedford, on next Sab
bath morning. Preaching on Saturday after
noon, commencing at 2 o'clock, also IN The e.
vening. The Pastor, Mr.. DAVIS cordially IN
vites the members of other DENOMINATIONS 10 at
tend, and all others eligiousy disposed.
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State Legislature.


risburg on Tuesday, the 2d inst. The House was
called 10 order at / O'Clock, A. NJ. by Col. WM.
JACK, Clerk Ninety-nine members were in atten-
dance. Nominations made for Speaker, and a
vote was taken which resulted in the election OF
Hon. HENRY X. STRONG, (Whig1 of the city oil
Philadelpha. The vote stood follows:
Henry X. Strong, 76
r. L. Wright, (Dem.) IS
The Senate did not meet until S O'Clock, P Nj
Thirty-one Senators were IN attendance, Mr. Buck
aew, of Columbia, being absent, ard Mr.. Foulkrod,
of Philadelphia, having recently died.
On the 29tE ballot Hon. VIM. NJ HESTER, OF
Berks, a sound and radical Democrat, chosen
Speaker, the announcement OF which was hailed all
over the State with lively satisfaction. Mr.. OAR
Sic, horribly sacrificed by his party last fall, be-
cause he happened TO be born on another SOIL voted
with the Democrats, much 10 his credit.
In the House on Thursday, a. W. Benedict, o
Huntingdon county, was elected Clerk, who appoint
ed A. L. Hendershotz, of Reading, assistant Clerk
and James L. Rightmyer, of Reading, one Of the
1ranscrbing clerks. The Sergean- at-A Arms, Door
Keepers, Messengers, and Pages, al,o chosen
all of them from the Fusionist ranks; and The House
after having divided the spoils, adjourned.
ne iOIio"i says 'Ie Iheau4i'S p"~''''ts az
some Of the Bills already reported in the House:
To incorporate three banks-fhe City Bank Of
Philadelphia the Bank of Newcastle, and the Goa
and Iron Bank Pennsy ylvana; 10 confer on COLOR
ED PERSONS the right of suffrage and all the rights
OF citizenship, and recommending Congress TO de-
prive WHITE FOREIGNERS the same rights, an
Ill after 81 years residence in the country; to abo
llsh the Board of Canal Commss toner's, and TO pro-
vide for tine better regulation and management Of the
Public Works The object of the last named bill is
simply 10 enlarge the Governors patronage, by pa-
cling all the officers the Public Works at his dspo
sal. The canal board is democratic, and is likely to
remain for three years, and therefore the only
10 lis patronage for the benefit Of The u-
sonistS, is 10 abolish it, No has yet broached
the subject of sale ofthe public works, for which
these same fusonists Earnestly contended before the
election, uor predict, will such proposition
come from their side OF the House this winter. The
only REFORM they want now, is TO do away with
the Canal Board, and 60 into ''free dght' for the
offices. We shall strange things before the
Commonwealth is many months older.
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LATER From EUROPE.

The steamer Asia has arrived at Halifax,
bringing five days later news from Europe
AT Srvastopol the Russians continued TO make
frequent solties, chiefly directed against the
French. Rvnlorcements continue 10 arrive
for both the allied armies. Prussia declines to
join the triple alliance, bat has sent an envoy 10
London to negotiate a special treaty with
France end England. The foreign enlistment
bill has awakened angry debate in the British
Parliament. The London Times correspon-
dent IN the Crimra says that the Siege OF SryaS-
topol is practically suspended, the batteries used
up, and the army exanstpd, though quite able
to hold its POSITION On the night ODD Novem-
Der, the French troops penetrated behind the
outer enirpnchments ofth- Russians, and es-
abished themselves for time within that part
of the works known as the tncente bot as
there was no preparation for general assault,
they were Withdrawn. During the night OF the
29th Russian force Of 2000 men attacked
French battery defended by 700 men. The
French received them with a deadly voley,
and then, leaping down, charged them with
the bayonet, compelling pfrcipitate retreat
Some Russian deserterS say that the condition OF
the Russian troops is worse than that OF the al
lies: but on the other hand, il appears that the
South side OF the town is 100 guns stronger
than when the siege began. The British have
erected another powerful battery, which con-
nandS every house in the town. Five thousand
French troops have reached Consantinople, on
their way to the Crlmea.
GrW4 rejoice 10 learn that our old and va
lued friend, Rev. Jacob Ziegirr is not only
well, but doing well, as will h. seen by the fol-
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O5-The proceedings of the sMoot Court' which
will be iound in another column will be read with
interest aud profit. The s'0pinlon" embraces much
valuable legal information. and very clearly Indicates
that its author is ''booked'' In his profession
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REMAINING in the Post Office al Bedford, Pa, Dec
3lsr, 1854. 70 Persons calling for letters in this
list VIII please say they advertised.
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An Apprentice to learn the Printing

win be taken at the office of the Bedford Ca
zette on favorable terms.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-26

c6esons ArBAN HNia CO..,
Co1nefel Common end Magazine Streets
New 0fleana,
0her lol ssIe, AZ lhs lowest market liees. iaFe
sna eIefnllY aelsetsd slcek d strictly pnIt
Dho0 ond M EBlIkN&
French, Enelish, GtFmnn end chamicalss peinle
sud Oils Window Glass Nasnishess Dye stun s
Ilnmeeys Soaps bFushes 1sss1, klanoElng
Extracts. pufe EesnfiaI Oils, DfpgRistss
wa1e Yeast powders Lemon syrup, Paien
AIe elnea. Shakers' g ne nical lAsnaniantn
Together with eve article generally c6mpF sed
ID the stock Of Dfu eist 81 Physician, and every
article 81 Medicine wanted on s plantations put
up il neat and coneenient style, 81 81 which
have been selected with much personal care. and
purchased diFcct from The manu- aetarers 81 their
aRenta, II this country and Europe. All their
powdered drugs are prepared from nafelial care.
July selected. and afc warranted strictly pure and
of aEie best quality.
rraneemanls have been made with the mana
facsuEers 81 QUININE o Be constantly supplied
from Zlfnmers. (Gerluan) Pallafier. Erencfl1 and
American manufactures which will be Doldson
the most reasonable terms.
Agents l0rthe LIBERATED LEsX IhGTON NUS
4 Ard superior TO any q the world.
They afe prep red 10 furnish dealers with {
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. 81
the gross Of dozen, ct the prOpretors wholesale
pFicsss
Lyon'. Kathairop, Dalsy'g Pain Extractor,
Mexican Mustang Lnlnient, ahnestock,l
Kermiluge. David yne's Famll Medicines. John
balss g saparllla, s 8 1ownae nts alsapafilla,
Mpodmanas lheffF ectprailts WnodmaA1 q Exu
tract Jamaca GiueeE, Woodman,s pan killing
lsinimenl. Woodman'a P.lrgatite Pills. 0sRood'a
Indian CholaRoQOes MINORS ID ical Fever Cure
Simmonss 4 yer Nedicins efays Patenl 0int.
ment, 6faedenbers Nsdiciness 81 fats l1lls and
BiiteFs, 6Eeen's o. nalad Bis'efs, Spencersl
Plls. Railways Ready Relief, 81 hinge Carnine
md Aeft
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f
@@ss. -.
Z
~ lntsss ~ 81 - W s..
AfeAsnes 81 etessA
81 sed ID tbe selection q ne present etoek
consisting ID ell ols-
BIack cloth dles coats;
Black and coloted eth irock coats
Business coats
Black and eolpred clota SACKS;
Black aua colorea clota paiett;
Black and eolored cla.n I fleotsi
Heavy cass ifoes aaa
NelPek running eoakAj
lHHRCt 0A1lS
SUPER castor beaver frocks end sacks;
Blue pilot, Engineers beaver frock md sae.zst
Drab and colored Whitney tfocks ana eafks
Drah and colofed Peter1haM tfoeks and SACKS
Drab and colofed Bears go trock and SACKS
Fancy Neggerhead lrocke and eaeksi
Fancy double lEocks ana sacks
Blanket ifocks and sac
Black and coloFed cloth loaie
VESTS
lack and colored cloth vests double collars
Fancy velvet and plush, double collars
Fancy cashmere, double collars;
Black six and saliny double collars;
Fancy sil double eollate.
PANTS.
Riael. doe skin 81 mere baniss
n1.ssf Ss9 Mn. Sff,4n8f rs8'ft1ns
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HAD W AT q
AND
RO M S 81 % RI n
mmnRaSRHlV- "a .gRHE II /.

#& EEs9s Ns H sCt - 41MINe
Mes SO and91 Camp Street, Nes0 Ortsazs
WMPOKTERS and Dealers il Foreign and Do
nestle Hardware, Cutlslys Iron, IiR Plate.5
patFonae e-the quality ands price Of their goods
and their prompt attention 70 aliordeHs feosi 20
vii fbev hoDe. securo to them 4 continuange Of
l6sif fapers BIZ arrivals from Eur apean aud Not.7
thern portssthey are instantly RECEIVING fresh sup
slies. carefully selected, Of every thing ID their
Inn, and can conhde invite the attention g puf
ehcsers 10 theis large and well assorted stocka.pf
which the following issa# pa {, viz;
Engl Sd Bar Iron. round, sqare y hat-IOO tous
1esf Gable % ID do-1DU tons,
Do Pennsylyanta do do eo-lOO tons
Do ao boiler paate do-20 tons.
do do Ironround square & fat goo tona
10 Tennessee botseF pa 80 tons,
10 do plough do-24 ZONES
do do moulds-l0 .iORs
IA do plates--15 tons,
BFaziefs' rods. !, 81 s and inch d--30 tns
Sheet Iror--Englsll. American and Tennessee
from 10 TO a6 500 bids,
Hoop Tgon--From 5-6 10 ~ inch %
Round do--lrom 4to2 2 inch. 900 bdIs
Cut Nails &C celebrated ~ Weymouth, and otheFg good
brands,--3,lh00 kegs.
press spikes 300 kegs
+ ocle ii and Table Cutlery. Razos &C.
TN Plates. best Charcoal brands, 600 boxes,
Block Tin, Zinc, Speller &c, 5000 pounds,
fssrrnan. Shear, Blister and Cast Steel $4,000
4 xes--oenuine Collins's Hunts &C., 25Osboxes
Spades and Shovels. Anesss and other brands-
$50 dozen,
Whisssmore,s Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
COG doaen.
s0f8ee Mills, Wilson's genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and PiatfoFm Scales, Anvils.
Vices, Stock and Dies, BELOW,
Ok, Trace. Log, Halter and soil Chains.
Chain cubles anchors. co0prs' loolss Timers do,
American and English oeks, Sliding door Furni
ture, Hooks and Plates Hinges, Butt and Parlia-
ment Hinges, Window Fasteners 81 every de-
scfiption, Hoses of every description and pat
tern, Cross Cut, Pitt and Mil Saws Plonehs 81
Kings. Hall' and other good ss
Hollow Ware and Castings $50 IONS
Tarred and Manniila IRope,alI Sizes
Oakum Marine, Houseline &C.
SberT, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdieris,
Tis and Chrome Green.
French Pots from to So pints,
Mill and Grind Stones.
Sheet. BE-, and Pig Lead, Kead Pipe. &c g.,
They are also the ohlf Agents in New 0leanse
sEIillaaH. Ranleer Cos ceIebra Tenn see
Iron R s. el53
ELREs g AtKINDs or Ethholoo
searches. based nnon the Bnefnnt |onIs-
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PRENTISS HOU Sc
II. sTpr5FONs. Proprietor.

VIcgsBURG, Miss.
TNHE proprietor ci this splendid hotel, begs
leave 10 inform the public that be il now
prepared 10 entertain travellers, visitors and
boarders, in the very best style. Tie bull.
ding is commodious well supplied with fur-
nitnre, convenient b the steamboat landing
and rrilroad depot and the proprietor Is de-
termed that his table shall not be surpassed
by thai of any hotel IN the southwest. The
servants. pprters eic.. are well trained and
attentive and no one desiring 70 travel upor
down the river need not be under any APP
prehcnsion Of missing boat. nov2f
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The Eoo Pre- MUM,
FOR THE 80
ST GRIND N no FORTE
Ha been net N4sded b
re Mechanics faiT q Boston snd sne
rankin Institute 81 PhiladelPhias als0 a
STATE Fair ~ Syracuse, 90
H4ELEI, DAVIS co.
OYER ALL C0alPellIOR
49, 81 8 co. have also received Six
neaals within the last four years 81 superi.
Or auare Pianos.
T1e particular attention pf purchasers and
..ll n.i.srs Interested is Music and Musical
instruments, IS respectfully solicited % an
erasafHhti6n d ihese
4rnr, and 1nFe Pianos,
viii paient nslon Bridge and coleman
lEolian 4ttachment,
lsfeo ortmenl0f these magni.s
cen hstrane Ga splendid casee, and oi
61 81 end octave usl received and for
-. III Agent.
10. 80 Camp .Ieet.
II 0rleans dec. rs.
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GAMBLE 3 SKATES.
Marble Yard.

Chino Street, Vieksbarg, Miss.
n addition to orr stock we have received =
large lotof Italian marble direct from Italy,
in block and slab also the finest quality Of
American;we have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished Of, ready for engraving.
The finest gua.ity of Monuments, Tombs.
mantel pieces caps and ST us for building, steps
line.
Engraving done infhe neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
I'VE invite the people il need Of such work to
call and examine for themselves
All orders promptly attended to.
a superior LOT ofItalian Marble Mantels on
band and for sale ut ptiees ranging from $50 to
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"a. "a CAMp So

E
No. so CAMp STRrEE
School Books aud OneHvs
70 SckooR Teachers, C0UntYg si.ercsoYas 8
Parents
z Nj E attention Ct those pure hasng school book
and Stationery either for their own use or 10
sell are respectfully invited 90 the assortment az
The subscriber who olfsfs I'D & lids oi school Books
and Stationery ae low a. any other establishment
81 Ibis citg and has constantly n hand alI Works
10 the various depa ftlenls of education IL otner-
IA use. Asoap excessive assortnneafsOf Law, He'd
ica We ana ID see laneoas WoFksin eg-
civ DEP sfatnre, Seieaee end At: n
fber With ery aFti NOi Stationery;
STEEL 81 elleI and staiimef,
sleel "a 10 60 Camp So
IA IL AID VEENN lsls /.
rs, DEE d q TN ning well
w elected assortment ery euila.
be O. approaching season cor il Par.
IS Velvet and Skin Bannets an,
French Split Rutland. Tuscan IT,
coiored B0nnets Als0 variety Of
pneis.
Ladies dress caps. mourning caps. mohair'
head dresses collie tee
8aek dolt8d wells. d elepfn1 ass0ftn1 d &
of French flowers WIRE Gle
lnlena embroidered ao7ds down
eone o g
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Family Groceries Produce. Plantation SUPP
piles, with al appnTlenances therennto be-.
longing. You have only q give as cali.
and II We do not convince you that We sell
cheaper than any house ID this city, We will
confess judgment and pay costs
Yours RespectffllYs
POWELL 81 HOBART.
Nov. 70, I854 2l.lf.