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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-07
PL1LIl SiLE
OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE

pY virtue ofan order OF III, 0rphau's Court,
aS OF Bedford County, there viii be exposed
70 saie hy publie oateEy, on tas premises on
Frilag tie 2s.h. dag of D4csG5er, iafi, ali that
valuable fas'n. late the proper ! of .iien Con-
y, dse'i, stu i IN Napier tp. about =. intl.s
NOZZLE II eni Of Schellshnr ct,nfaining
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NEW York, Nov 80 The feat Of tele-
graphing direct in single circuit between
New YORK and New Orleans, was witnessed
las: evening at The Offices of the New YORK,
Washington and New Orleans line, effected
by the aii of SIX repeaters, single arrange
inent by which the aid OF way batteries at
intervnls OF several hundred miles IS secured.
Telegraphia-, in very long circuits, by the
Morse system, day after day, is practically
impossible, but il is believed, by those COM
pctent to form a correct judgement in such
matters, that the newly invente machine of
Mr.. Hughes viii render it easy to telegraph
at all times when wires are not actually par
ted in circuits, distance Of 5000 miles
Several of the Hughes machines arc nearly
completed and they have been secured by a
company who propose to open the line to
the South in few weeks.
The George Law brings over nineteen
hundred thousand dollars in gold. She
left Aspinwall on the Goth inst. connecting
with the Sonora which left San Francisco
on the 5th. The Sonora spoke the John L.
Stephens on the 9th bound up. The George
Law got off at half past twelve o'clock, and
is now coming up.
The bark Brunette which went ashore at
Sandy Hook, on Wednesday has been aoated
off. She was from Savannah, bound to Bel
fast with load of cotton.
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II 52s<M@l III .
81: ka'|llM
Proceedings in Congress.

Opening Of the Thify-FonrM Congress -
taSHccessfm .7tempt to Elect Speaker.
WAsHINGTeN, Dec. 3,-We have beauti-
full weather here to-day. The city Is throng-
ed with strangers and the streets wear quite
a holyday aspect. As the hour of noon ap-
proaches crowds are wedding their waysto
the Capitol aud the galleries, particularly
OF the House Of Representatives, are crowd
ed.
The Supreme Court met this morning, all
the judges except Chief Justice Taney being
present.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at noon,
aud the new members were sworn in.
The daily hour OF meeting was fixed for
noon aud after transacting other uniinportant
business, incident to the opening OF new
session, the Senate adjouraed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Forney, the Clerk, called the House
to order at l. O'clock, when the confusion
which bad existed up to that tine, was alb
ruptly termin4tcd.@ Two hundted and five
mcmDeis answered u their names on the
call OF the roll.
On motion of Mr. Jones, of Tennessee,
th5 house proceeded TO the election of
Speaker uiUI roce.
Various nominations were made, aud the
result was announced as follows. Richardson
CT Illinois, II, Fuller. OF Pennsj vans, / I !;
Calnpbctl OF UAlo, 33, Penningtou, OF .New
Jersey, /; MARSHALL OF Kentucky, 80:
Banks OF Massachusetts,, u. otAer scat
Iering votes were cast, but ,heFu was no
cholce-lI3 votes beng necessary to an
election.
Three additional trials were r,adc with
out success On the last the vote stood as
follows;---k Richardson -; Campbell 81,
Banks 81; Pennington s; Marshall 80, Full
Ter, IT; and sixteen scattering.
The House then diourned.
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On tlle Ind. BY the Rev. H. TIcckernlan,
Mr.. WILLIAM OYLER to Miss ELEzAEKTn
MILLER, both ct Snake Spring Valley
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"A NEW BCGG y for sale for cash or afprov-
ed produce. inquire AZ KIkD's Guar Cotos,
made SFoRF,
Nov. ., 1853.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-07

ForR TEAcnERs DgyoURED n CAxxI-
BALs TX ONE OF THE SouTn SEA IsTAAps.
The missionary ship aJobn Williams, .
named after the heroic martyr Of Eromanga,
has recently coinpletcia voyage among the
New Hebridss and other westerly groups.
The journal Of the voyage says
SON reaching the Island of Fate the
distressing news was brought on board thas
some Of :hc teachers, with their wives, Jeff
there on the last voyage, had been bar
baronsly murdered. Only nineteen days
after they we're landed. under The most
cheering circumstances, the two Rara,oneaD
teachers aud their wives were murdered 10
furnish materials for 4 horrid cannibal ban
quet. The real reason of this sudden aei
Of cruelty could not be learned
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE

BELdIuM.-The Belgian Chambers had
reorened. The Kings speech was eongra.-
ulatory upon the dourishing state of the ma
tion.
SwEDEN.--Gen. Canroberf has had an
interview with the King OF Sweden lie
met with cordial reception, but nothing
Is klownas TO tha success cf his mission.
Runner says that the mission Of this Frencl,
General 20 Swecden has references 10 an al
lance between member of the Bonaparte
family and the Royal family of Sweden
DESAARk.-All the Governments invited
to take part in the conference relative 70 the
Sound Dues, including Russia, have sigui-
fed their intention Of being represented.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-07

The renoral Of Mr.. Sleek, and appoint
r1ent Of a Gstinan Jew, as p " . at Alum
Bank, has created the most intense excite
-nent against the administration in St. Clair
Township. All the consolation VIC can
give to the suffering and nsuited people
Democrats aud others, il TO bear with it
until next fall, and then unite with the
American party in placing in the White
Aouss,ona who will remove these paral and
t'reign officers and place good aud true
A,;>rieans.wh speak and write The language
o: tas couatr.g, IN .hsir stead, S, should
at every true american who has one
spark Of na.ioLsi pride about him.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-07

Rev John A. Collins pr.42I.e,l in the NJ.
h. Church on sunday laorning,to large aud
sttentirc audiences.
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from the State Of New York, whirh foot Up
fer Secretary of State. as follows:
Feadly, American, 1929
Ring, Republican, 1929
Hatch, Soft Democrat, 90,790
Ward, Hard Democrat, 57,l9i
Both the American and Republican par
ties in New York are opposed to the Ma
tional administration, and, combined, have
a majority over two factions Of the Demo-
cracy Of ls3,575. Locosoco papers should
place New York IN their Pyramid Of De-
n,ocratie Victories in,m .diately below
Ohio.
The Legislature will stand :-Seaate,- -
Il Republicans. II Americans, Soft De-
mocrats, aud Hard Democrat ,fsssm5ig.
--42 Republicans, 3S Americans, and IS
Democrats of both Shells.
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Health Of Judge Douglas.

WASHINGTON, Nov 3o.-The Hon. Mr..
Allen, of Illinois, brings hopeful intelligence
fro,a Judge Douglas. He was in the sick
chamber of Judge Douglas, at Tcrre llaute,
Ind. on Tuesday morning last, and found
him convaloscent. The Judge expressed
the opinion that he would be able to be in
Washington by the first of January.
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AgBRAsz4 CoxdagssxAs-Itis is stated
that airamp. Bennett, whis, ia elected
deieg1te 20 Congress from Gehrassa, 4by IC
majority over Chapman, dcn. TIE elcc.ion
It rs SAID will be contested, on account Of
persons voting who. lived on lind belong
ing to 'se Indians, which is sad to be lie
gal.
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FT=-n BILLS

gor Justices. Constable. Hitncs' es, : =
FOR sale at tbis ufcs.
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PUBLIC SiLE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court
D Of Bedford County, the subscriber will ex-
pose to sale, by public vendue or oltcrY, al the
Court House in, the Borough Of Bedford on
Saiurd4y the 5th day Of January, =. D. 1856.
the following described Real Estate, late the
property Of Solomon Filler, deceased, riz
ALOTO GROUND, :
in the Borough of Bedford, being Tot. M. 3,
in the plan M; said Borouslr, sitn,ts on Jnfana
Street, containing 60 feet in front said street,
and running back 2f1 feet, ,.hsyins thereoa,er.c-
ted first rate commodious
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wn Oh day Of sale.
URIAn CONLEY,
ISAIAU CNNIEY

Adj mrs OF Allea CoAiey, Il cd.
p. S. Any person wishing u vxEaina tie
property Deiors The d4y Gi sal. viii pia4s. cali
IN Crian Comfy resiIiGs ou the farm.
December {. 1870
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-07

NFw-HAvKN, Tuesday, Nov. y, 1858.
The most exciteing town election ever
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E6:s Acres

Of pat 3nted linds, the Improvements are:
A largs Two Story log dwelling hoGse, with
Stone kitchen attached, large double log barn,
sramery and other out buildings, about 10
acres cleared, uni:r go0d fence and III higA
state of cultivation the b4lJnce is well timbe Ell
There are en- this farm about ~ acres OF good
meado~. There is also large apple orchard
Of choice fruit together with an abundance of
peaches, pears piuIAs, cherries &c.
There Is also well Of never falling water near
The door, and several goo springs ou the farm.
The above property is w-!l worthy ths no tlc4
Of purchasers.
TERMS made known Oh day of sale.
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PETER PENCE.

We publish in another column a let.e,
from the Pope of Rome, which has recently
appeared in Arch Bishop hughes newspa-
per at New York. 1t is most extraordi.
nary document in relation to which we viii
have moro hereafter TO say. At present we
content ourselves with following comments
of New York journals. The Eren,ny Post
sarcastically remarks.
''fhe letter is nearly year old, but Is
for the first tine published in the Freeman 5
Journal This week. But for the date, we
might have suspected the Pope had seen
tue application of our Board of Education,
this year for over million of dollars for
school money, and had concluded that this
must be a good placeto beg for educational
purposes"
The Commercial .7dreri,ser speaks as fol-
lows:
awe have called this letter an edict, be-
cause it is we'll understood that d wish from
the Pore obtains ths same obedience as Il
command when addressed to s:the faithful
Ronanists. 1t is evident tba: the Romish
See begins to entertain serious apprehen-
sions of his power to maintain its wonted
strictness Of discipline over even tie clergy
educated in Rou,isl schools IN the United
States, aud hence the desire TO establish a
college in Rome for the special training OF
American Papists,
1t may we'll be expected that in the dark
precints Of the Vatican, the minds Of pupils
can be more rigor ously moulded and ensla-
we'd than in any establishment in land Of
liberty aud light.
The Freeman S Journal, in the very article
in which i, exults over the Popo's letter, ad-
mits that not more than one in zen Of those
inhabitants of New York vino arc Romanists
by baptism, are in ;he habit of listening to
the Ronrish priesthood, and there can be no
doubt that the proportion Is even greater
among the Romanisis b by baptism III other
parts Of the Union Hence the new effort
proposed to train up more subtle anl in-
huential class of Roman pastors who may be
better able to keep the flock together.
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This little volume Is eu'l,!cd
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Dec. 7ih 1879.
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have be.a soll, NJ which there were NJ rslds Q
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SIN IL
MAIL, attcsting the high estimation "a e!isi. II
MI ~ .,il Bic nopnlar msiical
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16
lew David, or Hebrew Plaster.

TEyIIE -reqt remedy for rheumatism, Gout, Pain In
-ilr lin Back Limbs and joint; crof ula Kings
Evil White Swelling, Hard Tumors, til joints, aud all
fixed pains whatever
Wher, thl. Plaster II applied pain cannot exist
II has hrnu beneficial IN cases ol WthEess, such hs
Pain and weakness In the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lame
r.s. Affection Of the Lung In their primary stages
IL destroys Inflammation by Precipitation
lame. L. BovI, Pickens district, South Carolina, cs
Gs thut y lis use alone he was cured Of rheumatism
n both of his knees, Of several years standing
The following was handed Us BY respectable Physl-
clan In Georgia:
Mr.srs coyil & Mrad-Gents: have been using
your Lycrwor and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extern
lively In nv practcc for three years past aud is with
.,sir. that state my belief In their superiority over
ali other articles with which am acquainted for the
vnrno.es for which they recommended. The He
hre Plaster especially, il universal panacea for To-
r,i naius have also found most excellent appica-
on for Strains and Bruises. 1t gives universal salts
action wherever used. 80 ''oihNi'p'
| Knoxville, Ga, March ltli, lsh3.
beware Of counteries and base mutations
Mn, cnnuln. will Ia future have the signature of +.
T,yIoR ON the engraved label the top of each box
Ptlrcha sers are advised that mean counterfeit OF
/ this article Is In existence
The genuine Is sold only by us, and by our agents a
pointed through the Southland no pedlnr u allowed tI
sell H. Dealers aud purchasers generally are cau'ohe'
against buying Of any but our regular agents. 9therWs'
! they will be imposed upon with u worthless Wucle'
! SCOVII. MEAD, III Charres St. New orleans
Sole General Agents for the Southern states 10 Whon
! ali orders must invariably be addressed
Sold also by p. II. KEITH CO., Aneni 'oWAs hAN
yoNp Chnrlrslon " n. Cn'igMfrs, Nleyelnndi MOSS
| ucKAuY, Bsuion; J. A. & q. W. toFfS, Mhd."myie
/ n-Js rsIiF :, very town in the Stats Dee !, SLY
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u 7 -A- M 60 -.

rENIE subs crihcr Is now receiving new se-
1 Lection of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
oldest manufactures, and selcc,cd with grent
care from more han thousand Instruments
among which are the new Corrugated Sound
ing Boayda Of Bonrdm0n, Gray ~ Co., which
are receiving so much favor both in America
and Europe. Ills valuable improvement
adds one half more space to the Sounding
board, thereby largely increasing its power,
producing Il greater volume of Tone together
with n rcuulinr distiuciivcucss and inGcpena-
cncc Of the notes, and nearly ,qualing the
| Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving u large selection Of Music
Songs. Pokas, Waliles, Variations, DC, dc;
| Guitars aud Strings.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
Sept. II. ii. G. COOKE.
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FIGURING Hills.

TIME subscriber respectfully announces to
| the public that he has recently re"uii'
his MILLS on EastanalIee three mlieS ""'lh
n,st If C,lboun. Tenn, on an entirely new
and improved plan, and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind lie can grind any quantity
on short notice, and insures n fine turnout
lie specially solicits the patronage OF such
ns desire superior article Of Flour for FAM
lv use lie is also prepared to crush Corn IN
The cob for stock Send in your Grain and
try the Mills W. D. McOLAlV
lime Is, lSJ5-tf sol
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III q II T @ H.
,- ,vo ngd gnIdiers and Others,

a LAW having passed granting additional Bounty
"a Land TO those who have been In any War since
7en 40 ms 10 give to each soldier 60acres Those who
100 L,d s0 acres are entitled to 81 more, and those
who have had 40 acres to i24 more and h9ss who have
had none to 100, Prorided hehs tfTeg ~ XXX, ~ y,
40 nd viii he al Athens the "a Monday In April next
ra ,he "a Saturday IN each month thereaii'r Md-
i lie "a Monday In May next, and at each baltal'
In Mater In Col Yearwood's Regiment IN Ahrll next
az Pnton the list Monday In each MONTH at charleston
~, Saturday In each month, aud the remainder Mt
w =" h.,e 4 5gil be Glad 10 meet those entitled 0
1omnty Land and attend 20 their claims ,,,c,,,,,,
p,itsn. Tsna., Hl-shl c-::-ss3 JAEs HICKEY
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Assogi"g, CirH and Mining Engineering, and
Surveying.
TNyIE subscriber Is prepared to devote special atten
9 tiOn to the above branches aud the application Of
Chemical Analysis thereto. Persons interested IN Mining
are invited to consult him for information instruction
In regard 10 the most recent and valuable methods of
conducting the same.
Assays Of Gold SILVER Lead, Copper and other Miner
al Ores, executed with punctuulity and dispatch.
Assay specimens Of one two ounces, with reWit-
lance of 50 for each Assay may be sent to the subscri
Der by mail. Metallic Ores tested by the most speedy
and accurate process at 50 for each specimen.
Also, Agent for the sale purchase of mineral lands
mining stock, sc. WM, BEAL, A. NJ.
MurpLy, ~ C., April 81, 1S55-1y-3l4
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Carriers Spanish Mixture
,r,,c t:rcnt Purifier of tho blood !!
NOT \ PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II!
Ii III IMi.t.R H.nd and HIAdtr!

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II!
L.tHs IRjct.d Rsdd and FJHder!
An Infllc Remedy foI Scroful, King Evil, Rhcuma
ti;in Obstinate Cuuuvuus EruptionS Pinics or fos-
tulcs on the Face, Botchcs, Bois, Agne aud Fever,
,Lronc Sore Eyes Hing Worm or Tcltcr, ScHld Head,
rniurccmcnt and Pain OF the Honcs and Joints, stub
horn Ulcers, SyphiUtc Disorders, l,uuhago, Spinal
Couplnuts and all Diseases arising from an liiudi-
cious Use Mercury lmprudcncc in Life, or mPurty
of the Blood.
,s1IiIs great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of Blood
/, now used by thousands of grateful patients from
MI part. Of the United States who testify daily to the
remarkable cures performed hy the greatest OF Az me"-
ciues "CARrERs SPANISH MNTuHE" Neuralgia, liheu-
mrti.n scronln Er,.dons the Skin, Liver Disease,
Fcyers Ulcers, od S"rc-, Affections ct the Kidneys
Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints Pains and
Aching of the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to
/ Girlt hy using this great and iuc-tmub!c remedy.
For nh diseases ol the Blood, nothing has yet been
found To compare with 1t. 1t cleauscs the system of AL
Impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
stomach makes the skin clear aud healthy, aud restores
the Constitution cnfscbledby disease broken down by
the excess. Of youth, to it, pristine yg"r and strength
For the Ladies' T. Is iucompirahy better than all The
COSMETICS ever used. few doses ui Carriers Spanish
Mixture will remove an salowucss of complexion, brnl
lhr roses muunr to the check, give elasticity to tn,
. step. and improve the health In remarkable degree
beyond all the medicines ever heard OF.
The large number OF certificates which we have re-
ceiy,d from persons from all nrt- of the United States
IL the best evidence that there IL no hnmbug about it,
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, an,
public men well known 10 the community, nll add tei
testimony to the wonderful effects OF tins dREA
BLOOD PURIFIER.
aud read the wonderful cures ls truly greatest oil al
medicines has performed ,,,.,.,,, ,,., -
None genuine unless signed BENNETT 4 BEERS Pro
urietnrs No. Pearl street, lichmond Va; to whom a
orders for supplies and agencies must he addressed.
And for saic by WM. BURNs and q. W. Ross, Athens
n. r. MARriS Calhoun KELLY sos Charlesoni luoMt
SOS Dyson, Cleveland. may i-ly-8i
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Errcasla -ArTic ais at ttnc
Nv Ar T. ~ 1 ~ , y"
s x. TT % n III


INVITES the attention Of the public To his |
l newly arrived stock of Goods, feeling salts
! tol they surpas. ANYTHING that has been en-
/ Liliirl in this market for "lo these many
luys." 1t wonld be an cndlcs, task to euu'
,ncrntc one half the articles, consequently
he will name but few, assuring his friends ana
customers that they will find at the "Narie
Tics" almost any article in his line That may
Le called for. Call in, If You want
FINE GOLD LEVER, LEPlNEand PLAIN
WATCHES;
FINE GOLD JEWELRY--Brcn,tl Pins, Ear
hobs, bracelets, Finger Rings Collar BUT
tons Shirt studs, sleeve Buttons, Gun rms,
Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Guard Chains, La
dies Chatainc Chains and I ms, Pencils, Pens
ana Cases Fob and Guard Keys
Coral Necklaces. -
SHOES AND BOOTS--Ladies Fine Black
aud Fancy colorcd Caters; Misses fine IN "a,
tcrs. Black and Fancy colOrs; Misses ND,
: Cont and Calf Boots: Mems Calf and Nip
shoes Mcn's Waterproof, Calf and Kip
Root: Bows Boots and shoes Of all kinds.
Fine Tobacco Cigars and Snuff
l. CARS fine Repeating Pistols; Aliens Re
7. yolyire and ~clf.cocking Rifle Pistols.
d Musical boxes: Accorleons; Clarioncts;
. FlUic.; Filcs, Ike. .........,,. -. ..,
@ Creams: fine .Soppophauc; tHc Transparent
p S,,,. toIn,ur; Wm-ht's Extracts for the
!, handkcrchi,t; Eytrcct Of Vanilla; Extract o
- lor,r: Lemon OH; Cinnamon Oll; Essence .
Cinnamon; Lilly White Lyons kathnrion
Hair oils of all kind and qualities.
Candies; Almonds Haisius; Pickles, DC, dc
i All Of which, and Thousand and one othe
% articles, will he sold at the lowest pri'"
=. imaginable. Athens, sept Z
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StEayCa

LEOM Benton, Polk cornty,n small BAY
4 HORSE MULE, two years old last Spring.
Any person having taken up said Mule, and
will deliver it at Bcntcn, will be literally re.
wnrded. Any information in regard 10 said
Mule left Mt the office Of the Post or sent to
the subscriber will he thankfully received.
NJ. Is GRADDY.
Eruiop Oct 25 lS55-3t%
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In Store and to Arrive

90 SACKS Coffee; $500 lbs. Brown Sugar.
~ different grades; 1900 lbs. Loaf Crushed
and Powdered Sugar; 90 bbls. N. o. Molasses;
Cheese; R0sius; Crackers Candles; Mackerel;
Cod Fish, Figs, A large lot of Etowah Iron;
1000 lbs. Costings-together with large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes; Dry
Goods; Fancy Article; Gold and Silver
Watches; EARRINGS; Bracelets; Finger-rings
&c.-all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
~ Produce of all kinds taken.
JAS b. Balm,
Charleston, Jan. %, ls5d--tf 33l
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New Spring & Summer Goods,

4 RE now receiving and opening II very
~ large and well selected stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, TO which they re.
specially invite the attention Of customers
Their stock consists in part of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS-lierages, Tissues, Organdies
Printed Jaconcts lrilliantcs, Lawns, Challas,
Musins, Plain and Fancy Silks, Bonnet Rib
bons English and French Prints of every
style; Curtain Prints. Irish Linens Linen
Napkins, Damask Table Linen, Toweling dc.
Cottonades, Satinetts Tweeds, &c.
Also, Fancy Goods, Porte Monnaies, Card
Gases, Tooth Brushes, Cloth and Hair Brush
es, India Rubber Dressing and Puff Combs
Cabas, Fishing Lines, Masons Lines, Percus-
sion Caps, Match Boxes Perfumery, Lubecs
Extracts, Pomade, Bandaline, Olephane, Rob
erts' Crinite, Walnut Shaving Soap, Varega
ted Balls, dc.
Also, Bonnets, Hats, Boots and Sks6
gether with every variety of REAl
! CLOTHING; Hardware, QueenSs
Of which will be sold unusual
them a call.