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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-22
Weekly Summary of News.

Va NN"a
The Democratic Convention Of tho Is,
Congressional District was hcldat Portland,
on the 18th. Jonathan Smith Of wc,tbrook,
and Israel ChaJbournc Of Alfred were 90
lccted delegate, to the Cincinnati COnvcn-
ton.
j Gov shannon arrived IN Washington on
tie 18th inst. What the object Of hi' pres.
ent visit Is, does not transpirc. The Pco-
pies Government, which will BE- organized
and gu into operation on the iih of neIt
month, will cJ'iate the necessity Of his fur
Their presence in that territory.
Rust, tho ruffan Congressman who a.
aultcd Horace Greeley, has bcrn arrested
and held in $500 bail fr hi. appearance be-
fore the criminal court 10 answer to the
charge. Mr. Greeley rcfusod n make
complaint and the arrest was made AZ ih0
instance Of third person.
Anthony Kennedy was elected By tho
legislature, United States Senator from
Maryland, in place OF Hon. Thomas G.
Pratt, on Thursday last.
Major samuel 5. Stacy died at George
town, D. c., on the n inst MAJOR Stacy was
a native q Maine, and entered very young
into the service Of his country a. an ofbcor
in the war Of 1872. lie served CALAMITY
And faithfully, and when war occurred with
Mexico he was appointed paymns.cr in the
army and served till the closr Of the war.
The State Of Maine state, that i, i. able
to ay that the Great Eastern is 70 visit
Portland, and that tn, condition prccclcn.
Of providing wharvc' flr her accommodation
will bc fully complied with. The steamer
will BE- launched in August
\ contemporary calculates thata printer.
arm travels, in tIc course ola year, DIS
nncr OF over three thousand miles
+ The democrats Of the State u Mississippi
have chosen $50 delegate, 70 tho Cincinnati
Convention. According 10 the same ratio,
New York would b entitled 10 200.
In Virginia. since Jon. ! the thcrm5me-
ter has been ~ degr's bslow zero three
times. IL has scarcely BEEN colder in Maine.
Tho Governor la, nominated Mos. T..
Iiamlrn Of Augusta llr Superintendent oI
Pablie Buildings
Tho church recently erected by the Ire,
Will Baptist Society At Lewiston, was de-
dieaici on thursday l:st. S.rmon hy Rev.
Mister OF roifal'' III. IhecaDr.h
cost about s-o'o'o
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Special Message of Gov Chase OF Chic,
in relation 10 Kansas.

III itlukANA w ANNaee's
Gov. Chase, who has been appealed to FOL
ard by the Frca State men Of Kansas, ha
written special Message which has bcer
sent to the Legislature Of Ohio. Thi
Message gives succinct history Of all th'
principal events which have occurred II
Kanas>incc the first invasion Of Atchison'
Administration Know Nothings. As Mr
Chase is prominent candidate for III,
Presidency any remarks from him Of q pub
lie nature, will be viewed with more thar
ordinary interest. We give the following
and closing extracts Of the Message
&" On the 9th Of October last. the day
designated for the election Of a delegate t,
Congress, Andrew II. Rccder was chosen /,
that Office. on the oil Of the same montl
a State constitution was promulgated by tn,
convention elected for that purpose. Or
the 18th December, this State constitution
was ratified by the people, aud on the 1911
Of January, just past, an election was bel,
Cor State officers and members Of tho Stat,
Legislature. Tho Governor and Secretary
who's, signatures are affixed to the appca
herewith transmitted, were chosen at thi
election.
"Whilc these things were in progress III,
territory was again invaded, carly in De
ccmbcr by armed bands from Missouri, now
calIri into action by an extraordinary proc
lamation from Wilson shannon. who hat
been appointed Governor Of the territory in
place of his removed rrc'lcc---or. The tow
Of Lawrence was actually bclchsuercd, anl
H. destruction fcrcrly threatened. tn.
people Of the territory rallied to is defence
aud, ror many days, civil war W., imminent
st length, however, the Governor bccam,
srn,ibl, Of the error he hal committed, an
succeeded in inducing the invaders 10 retire
Their presence had been marked by out
r1cr, raTincand murder Their withdrawal
was angry ami reluctant 1, indicated q
remission Of ho.tiliu--, not peace.
" Hence IL {, not surprising that d,
election Of State officer, under the new con,
.titution, IN tho 18th orJanuary, was mad,
tho occasion Of further hosulitic. Th,
territory was again invaded, and an nctua
rrncountcr took place between the invader,
and TIC settlers. Sometime after il, tar
minntion, respected citizen, an cmisraut
from Kentucky, of the name Of Brown, who
had BEEN engaged IN 1t upon tho irco stat
side, was 'aif-,l and inhumanly murdered hy
the oppn'ii, party.
" Tho communication which | transmit
expresses strong apprehension hatPrcrar
a,ious are now making ior . new invasion
with greater numbers, AMI more ample PR.
vision Of implements of destruction than
any which las preceded g. Information
from other sources confirms the opinion that
,hi, apprehension i'no, grounllrs
"Ii "'mr0'',h'' 10 contemplate i''''
h'nt' without deep i''''n;. l".y A', VI.
legitimate IrnlN OF inc r'I''' o' ''' M''
sonr' prohibition. u may not '' p'''''''
~ resent 70 ''.''''''''n ''A' l''"''''''"
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INpn, or TrE PE,RL or PuEL RIVE.
\ box with this title, by the distinguished
American AuthOress, Mrs. +. n. T.. y.
Southworth, authorcss Of Z" the Lost Heir.
ess," &C., is IN press and will be issued by
I b. Peterson, Philadelphia, on the sth Of
March next. II will be complete in duode-
elmo volume, bound in cloth and offered for
81 % the yOl.,-in two vols, paper cover,
for 81 90 It is regarded As the best work
Mrs. Southworth has ever written.
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BAcEwooD. The January number Of
this venerable periodical is at hand, aud
contains It's usual variety Of matters. Con-
tents The Gold Screw and is consc-
quenccs The new Peace Party, Dialogue
\ Military Adventure in the pyr,nrss
Lancashire Strikes; Tho Inns Of Court, and
the Bar Of England Wet Days Of Bryn
Cefu Drinking and Smoking On the State
Of the British Army. New York l.. Scott
& Co., Publisher Price, s. Per year.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We are indebted to
Hon. II. Hamlin for number OF valuable
Congressional Documents, recently received.
Messrs. Cushman and Chase will please
accept cur thanks FOR their courtesy in sup
plying Us With ccpis, Of the various Reports
which have been made - the Logislature.
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IAur's Book. The January sul fslrn-
ary numb'r, of ths valuable periodical
have JUS made IAeir APPEARANCE. Wear
always happy 10 So Cooley with bis hauu-
ul eugn,Ings, Enc Fashion Plates and
other excellent illustrations several sub
ssribcrs In diTrcut lIclliu,s have recently
taken thi, Magazine IL connection with the
Democrat. There is .et rJ2m At $3.50 per
aunum fJr the two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-22

Iasp,c'ar" t.!,.'apas from Washing.
ton q ia Courier and Enquirer ;lat " Tor.
,isl EFl'c11s slow that peaso is dcdni;e'y
'-',.5l !..yias sPss!-s Iorr. 70 BE- agraasoi
- ~ .ta,.'n. Caalsgaaccs va. be held at
Paris. Lr.i Clarendon wss 6, h.vs lo,:
'--31 Q Pass pro- -. gS.l = fl-s-ry.
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date, while it practically puts it in the pow
or Of q minority to dictate terms to the ma
lority, and in the end have everything in
their own way.
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Republican Nomination.
Editorial Correspondence,
w,u>ar>, Feb u, 1850.

Yesterday VIZ. "'l'.'.' '' '.'' '''s' was
r'r..i Nr.n"r I" Gle HOUSE. VIZ. w. i' o
Democrat lat uui.-''.l 90 b, opposed O.
OBJ, Tr.sut Administration. M was sup
ported generally hy ,hr Democrats and by o.
portion al ths Republicans. Ee,r- Trar-
Hal printer, am vitaaU a popular man
v.sh al T'r'..', Dc suer- i-l 10 procuring
s-l. petition of thr public utrrm-'-'.o
m.s.'u.-as.,ro OF any under tle control of
C.a~..s To-day, Chaplain win Pc chn-
s.r. u...h will .gmI'r', Reorganization of
reI'.....
Sine. t,.Gr,irr rrNr Gaul.. ths-.la,
r-.n much sr saa,i.u going 90 % Wash
.r...n anil throughout o., country. a' 90
fr.r..r.rir vti.rh.v.rll max. opp che
..-u.,t.e.r Gle U.as.. Yesterday t1r
.-..rr.,..rs v.r, .lat a. rr: Iv the au-
r..r.~.-. ~ thr ~auI.n- Committee. -r
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AZ r.rt.'---,r-.r.rt I'm f... matter
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r.,.r,..r. T...v-.ls. 4, ,r. Rrrur-
Fan -.-.,.-. .lt..lr.a...a aintl-r.ra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with r.r. it.
.....-r -.r .-rr r.-...rf.
or Committee .r WAYS arl Nar., NJ
raur'.u .r Ohio. b.. Chairman T.r"-a
Relations. g.s Pennington Of Nru jersey.
Judiciary. J.f.r >.u.a., % Nrv N.rl
Territories N- Grow ~ p.rgg'ana
u.rsr. D.ru'a. W N4..an ar y.-.
a.,. Commerce. W. p n. WaHHau. ..
THr.. Naval 'Ilr.. VIZ rgr.n .g
Maine. aaI .a Claims VIZ GIlu.t of
u.. Del. -...-.rrr .rf.r...I tn. r..,
off Chairman f. r.-..,.-.. v-. .r-.f...
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Letter from Gen. Houston TO the Pres
ilsnt.

Letter from Gen. Houston to the Pres.
idsnt
The New York Post, Of recent date con.
tain, letter written BY Gen. Houston to
President Pierce, after his election, and pre-
Won, to the formation Of his cabinet. The
extract {. devoted principally to ai1ice
touching the formation Of his cabinet, and
the course the people Of this country, who
had placed him in his position by such an
unprecedented vote. expected he should
pursue. II is the advice or \ veteran who
has sven that of which he writes, and whose
patriotic heart induced him % use his i'm
Iuercr 60 correct the abuses which were so
apparent 90 every ono. How this advice
has Leen received Is familiar ioall. Instead
Of carrying out the wishes II the people, be-
pursued O directly opTositecIurs'. Instead
. OF drawing 90 his aid ih1sa whose patriotism
would caus, them 90 remove tie evils CONF
planned Of. no callcl 90 his ail such men n'
Caleb Cushing, JeT. Davis &C., and one Of
hi, first ac's, after the organization OF the
government, was the appointment Of the
President Of "a Southern D'oHiav Conycn-
ton, to b,a Judge of the Us supreme
Court. Il would hay, hccn sufficient dis
grace had he pursued such a course, govern
"a bv hi, own weak Judgment, but the
knowledge that IL wa, against the advice OF
ofy,trrans M thcpuh.i, r'ryic's-mcn ever
governed avrairio,ic devotion TO the hest
interest. of the Union, only seems to increase
the contempt which every homes, man en-.
,crtaiu' in relation to the present admins,
,au1n
"S, fr ns hear suggestions, I conclude
au ahlraul faithful administration VI tho
Affairs oC o., government by You, and
that STRIFE, adherence o. thoprin,iPl,s laid
down by cen Jackson will be the hnl-
mark, by which The policy Of the nation
viii D, managed, hyy.nr recommendation
AMI under your guidance
"S, rr a. nos individual opinions AMI
feelings arr concerned can ",'''' ",'''.-
m'r'' ana h'I' '.' nothing ''N. VIZ
r.".'' 20 '''.''' -, .'' ~ IVY '''"''''" j."
OBI, Pr,flrr, in qu-llIrs the rank abuses
which have grow" UP ''N.' ''.'. '".N''"
'"'' oh'. u "'" provo d '''.''.'' ''''
corruption '"'.''' ,.' VT! ANU '.'' W.
che government h'' lew I.',.' az ,'"
sought ny 'h' "'.'' "". "'"' ''' que ..
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The House Committees.

The Boston Telegraph gives the following
classification orthc COMMITTEES in the House,
ac,1rlin: 70 their votes for Speaker on the
FINAL ballot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-22

Senator Douglas arrived here Yesterday,
and a. we understand, in much better healih
and spirits than his friend, here expected or
hoped for fGlobs 9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-22

The following extract, which We ini in
an exchange, presents truthful picture Of
\ class Of characters, which are occasionally
found in some communities. II is an excel
lent picture
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Mnuth which marks th- cyi1us scornsr,
With a s,Drpiun 90 each conrr,
Turning 1t. quick tail to sting Nou
H. the plce that most NAV wfing 700;
I've u leld.Iikc hue, and gumm,i
C,rcas. pirk'd oui from some mummy
Bowel. (lut they were iors often,
Save the liver. and that's roitsn);
skin 40 .sllow, hs,h ~ soldsn-
Form the Devil would lrghicn God IN.
I.'ta oorp.. stock up f,r show,
Galyauissi 10 times tu 90
with the Scripture IN clnneciion,
New proof II the rcsuueolion'
Vampire, ghost. or ghDul, whn' 10 IN
voult walk ten miles On miss a..
Samn's ELI vouh seem l"'. sUoty,
And his present afpcct-B,auiy.
Maxi that (,s h. masks the bilious
Air, 20 srGly supcrcillou')
Cha.iencd bpw, ani mock humility,
Almost s.ckcned to seryi'iN;
Hear his tone (Which - 10 Dlking
That which creeping !. u walking
Now on all.luur', nov 90 tipioc);
Hear the alrs he lends hi. lp to-
Little hints ofhe,vY scandals,
Ever, lliend IN turn he hiniles;
Al which women or which men DO,
Glide. forth IN an inueu %,
Clothed IN odds and ends II humor-
Ilcad II zach plllry rumor,
From divorces, down 10 dresses,
vou,en's faitics, mems cN-ess,s,
All which lie pr,seuts oi evil
Make lor him constant cyel.
You'rc M. lUe-lor that he fears YOU.
And IN absence blasts and srars ,ou:
You're hIs lriend-ior that be hate. you,
First caresses, and then bats you;
Dartiug on the opportunity
when Co do II with IMMUNITY:
You are neiher-ihen he'll naiter
Till he hnds some trait Tor -aiire:
Hunts your weak point oul, thea show, II
Where il ipiurcs to disclose u,
H. the rnule that. most invidiou.,
Adding every trait that's hideous.
From the bile, whose b.ackening river
Rushss through his Siygian liver.
Then he thinks himselfa lover:
WHY really can't discover
In his mind, age. face, or figure;
Nipcf.broth might give him 'igor'
Let him Keep the cauldfon steady
Tie the venom has already.
For hs faults, be has bot ono
Tie bot envy. when alPs done.
he bot pays the pain he suffers
Clipping, like pair Of snufers,
Lights which ought to burn the brighter
For his temporary Brighter.
He's the cancer OF bis speciet,
And will eat himself TO pieces;
Plssus psuopihed, and anime
Devil, -hc', sol. dslsh, 10 t,mnIns'
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This contrasts favorably with Speaker
Boyd's appointments in the last Congress.
The constitution Of the following chief COM
mIttccs will show how he smothercd oppo'i-
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Now Orleans Advertisements.
u alter Color.

ysquans, Resrrs ~ Sons, Alderman y,
aa.d Osb1rns'S.
YlST received. a large stock Of the above
j solar., 10 caAer and go llahogony and rose
sod boxes. ul,A lock and KEY. Also, Ger
uas Color., .n cakes and boxes hne aasoF'-
mcuI
oicolar.. ia 'abs--Enelish and American
Cso,s-,s ff portraits 100 frames Of oNIo to
44N5ts
tlu.a, roll, from 80 20 IS inches wide
Ste.t.ber, f,r ,aufases. oi all sikcs
4a8 to4. One ~. .e sHi csmei BAR pcneI's
ls1 paint apl v,fu.h brushes al. sizes
50 paskaRe- gold ai silver leaf
1m bundle. duck n.,isl. white and yellow
Tin Soil. Boo streets ant books
V.r.c. ~ aI the usua. co'or-.
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New Orleans Advertisements.
tOIENA\'S
PATENT rRrNfIM rNpuiNIobY
AND FIGURING MILLS.

CORN AND IIOu HING MILLS.
4 IT. inlnnucmtnt- in the construction oi
Y Mills, or by selling other make of mills
ON tho reputation Of mine, viii be certainly
prosecuted to the full extent of the law made
and provided IN such eases for the protection
Of patentccs.
CITY. suburb Of New Orleans,
Warehouse, 80 Natchc2 street, New Orleans.
DESCRIPTION
Tbi. Mn exhibit. both novelty and simp'iti-
4. IN hi. construction. O., portable or stationary,
a. may he desired. and embraces -esen dliier-
emit .ile..raueiug from fourteen inche' 20 three
Gee, ia diameter, being equally adanted to
water. steam, horse OF windmill power, TO each
af which il is applied VITA success uupafil-
le.l,d iu the history of the milling art.
ADVANTAGES.
LIT. simplicity of construction AMI dnra-
bHty OF material, the buHs being 100 sohd
block
nj The under stone being .thc unner1
perfectly na need, giving % the uuduntafs
mo.ion WINCH iu,ura- uniformity ia the erist
81 lse centrifugal action OF the running
.tcle facing tHe grain ffaH tle centre the ia.
slaHl % tI.. upon &c.
an THE cIe being small elect, great
-ftr-Iu power hy br.aNus tar grain near
Size e.rlett ceuttr. Of thc Stone.
OH The s.rHa.g u The gram NfSfH
HAs7,y. fut ,iiue upper -t"u' ani a.-
lowing Ola, mai to uia ,mF,N :" ibc great i'-
mr 90 ,bc drrss
tl 'rfe aruu.,meutel Die use, ,r Iao-.
sa. ofiN,- f.a5.s. a..a- he'4s the Stone aaate
d can bc aIci b. trc.Nu. 81 the operator Na..r
ta, miI. b. running at tu. sre
1h IHe.4saaa-.ol 4 -rH#.a4 sar-
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Notice.

| II. NAShoM ms Withdrawn from tht
-. 4,s ct J. y Howell 4 Co. H. 49,.
-pf.fHalj autes b., friend, to call ON h.n, ~
port a.ere bee ia. large ,teea Of ero
ctHe and ieHH n east ~ adeaaef an c.,flli
larHsv ~ l-1G n
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southern Furniture Narerocms.
i.t largest Establishment ID t4r South. O.
Nls ~ aud l13 Coaal Arcsi
All. NEW STOCK.

,...-.,y--, THE undersigned ds,ug oprucd
HgrH large and splendid a..om.n' OF
new Southern Furniture, s pre-.
pared TO ,upi thc trade and families ou thc
most ubera. terms ln, being THE oufy u.N
stpea ir Che city purchases will find 90 their
advantage 20 clli and cNamuc the good. and
learn tne prices before purchasing elsewhere.
WI keep constantly on hand
n4fble, Nnfa and Centre Yab.se,
Extension Tables of mahogany, walnut aud
oak and of all sizes, rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Fables, Dressing Table,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables. osk, ma.
hogany and rosewood Sidcboards Bureaus of
walnut rosewood aud mahogany; Amoir-,
Ha.h-tauds, Brd-i.sds purlot Chairs, Tetc.a.
letc-, ottomau, nNan-, easy chairs rockers,
: CERES, secretaries and book eases, oak and
walnut office chairs, dunp-room ehairs, child.
rgns chair and rockers, mahogany and walnut
tea-poy- and light stands.
Hir, Moss and Spring Mattresses,
I.ooking-Ga~scs and Mating rosewood and
mahogany parIot ScttS. logct with ever, n.y.
uelr H.utily found N furniture warehouse
ih, !, au entirely new establishments
afd no old stock ou hand Purchasers will
td greatly to tuHr interest to give thus store
a .a before buying elsewhere as the proprc-
tor IS confident that he eau oilcr them newer
siy lt- OF The most fashionable luruiture, more
substantially made, and 90 greater bargain,
than any other house in the city
CHARLES y STEWART.
April 10, ls56-y
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AR THUR 4 co.
{. EN- u 4 4. I. Il OCEQx

No. 10 1ehoupiiouias Street, Ncr O,L,'..
hEAlERS in Coffee, Sugar, Tea. Tl'
} co. Salt, Flour, Rice, Whiskry. ~
and Liquor. of all kinds, and every aucl.
Groceries and Provisions.
No 10 New Leyec street, running ,b,..
to rchoupiioula- street
J GALLAGHEE. Naesman.
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another steam saW and tri-i

Ht BGESS s. lJiNS
l-f5 I4lt
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New Orleans Advcrtiscma,..

~ 4. HANNEi & co, Dealers IN n.
w. Caps Nfrdu Goods, Umbrella,
No. ~ Canal street, New Orleans.
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.

- VI. LOWE, C.Qon Iac'or and General
ID. Commission Merchant, No ss Grayer
street, New Orleans. apl9y
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- q. NELSON " Co, Commission Ner-
-. chants, New Orleans
). O. Ncson New Orleans; +. Bank smith
New Orleans; II. e. Walker, Memphis, Tom,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; T. A. Nell
son, Athens, AlA ~ n3 y
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bLlElh Nc, forwarding, and comm ,.'on
IL merchants. Dealers 30 produce and gro.
Goose basl ng, and rope, etc olc
Liberal cash advance, madr on cotton in
.iofe iaf Shipment, or tor sale "a this market
Our personal attention gwen to the sell.ag of
cotton in ,als market
Sho port L., Sept IS 1855
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al4A AH.IN sftit fNIihs
NlNiON s SWIM.
Nuriall March -. lslG 80 #.
&cN aooAs, NeH nools,,
NJ LEN ta. In~t fete sed tni 3. rae. ,r.fi.
VI. iag at bis new stand. iotner'g aeraiaea
hy Hudson & iism.eti very Iar.e stock OF
Goods, Wheh cannot De- .rrpa+.a. %. are esra.
lg store, consisting Ola .ares .ssuf,r. sn' of
Puut-, Giushame,
Lawns Barea-.
Swiss jscoae,t
Mn-Hns, BrIliantine.
Bishop Lawns, Embroidprie-, Of aI kinds al.
50, Staple and Domestic Goods, " ever, d..
scrlption
BOOIN, SUOES. HAFS. gAPS.
Trunks, tfret Rhr. = ldary. Uadasf..
Qneenswafe, and Wooaaarr
wish 10 drne the attention II the f.l.a. io
my stock Of nouucts, Ribbons, rrmm.a..
Jewelryi Glofos AND Hosiery IN general. 3nd
70 the gentlemen Offer my well selected Stock
Of Clothing.
H. connection with the above, be has a Zine
stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Of all kinds.
The above ARTICLES hayc been selected with
grea, care, and bought a' low priaca. A. time.
are hard, aud money scarce. viii scN Mt lov.
rates, and You win do well and examine HI.
stock before buying elsewhere, apiJ-tf
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-17
IlRN P0R SlIg.

THT undersigned VIII sell at Ieigate sllc a
tract az land situate In Miliigan's Goxe HafEi-
son Township. Bedford county, ,lateiv ii the oc-
e.if,ancy 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Earnest and family.
adjoining lands of the willow Wertz. Daniel
Msy.anl others, and containing one hundred
and sixty three acres aud allowance. about
twenty tise of which sre cleared and under
fence.
The improvements are a two story log dsell-
Ing house, small log balm aud other ont buisd-
ines. There IL also 4 y0nng oreilnd Of choice
apple trees or the riace.
The terms viii oe n8ae known by either OF
the subscribers, who arc Trustees of Mrs. Earn
est
IL the farm IS not sold It private sale before
The lst., OF November next, il viii Aa cfTered
at pGbIic Sale on that day.
GEO. r. RIDDLE.
JNO. MOWER.
Sept. IL, 1856. Trustees.