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w. BOEEEENS
L PH0LS TER Err.

Would announce to the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all work
IN his line, in the best STYLE, and on reasonable
terms. MATTRESSES, with or without SPRINGS.
made in superior manner, equal 10 Ia, best
made in the city, and 10 this branch Of his JuS-
ness he would invite especial attention He
may be found at the shop of Mr. John Border.
near the residence Of Mai. Washabau.h.
Bedford, Nov. II, 1856.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

HUNTINGDON AND BRoAD Tor RAIL ROAD.
On aud after Monday, 2Iarch 2i, 1857. two PAS
senser trans a day, each way, except Sundays, )
Leaving Hopeweil u 1918 p VI 4 CHOPIN.
Arriving al Bopewell at 9.j0 \ II x J.40PM.
Connecting al Huntingdon with trains for Fasr and
West, via. Penn'a R. r.
TH0S. T. WEIRMAN,
Huntingdon, Feb. &c, 1857. Sun.,
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RsEVkaaiR.a & Hartley

WOULD announce 10 The public that they
have just received and oP-nrd The most extern
Siv+ assortment Of Hardware and House Fur
nlshing articles ever brought 10 Bedford, TO
which they invite the attention of purchasers
Th-ir stock is comprised of 50 great variety,
that II Is impossible to think Of enumerating thp
articles IN newspaper advertisements LII all
whoAYant good article, al small profit, call
on us and they can be- sraiiiird.
Alarch 90 1887
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THE NENGEL HOUSE.
Valentine steckman, Proprietor.

Jly~ B0agders taken BY the day, week, month
or year, on moderate terms
May 9. 1886
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4 Y Il Rs
C.ATHARTIC Pills.
and ~insnarly -nee<-fui reaedy cure Of al
Eleamate Feyers G,u ltpuols Ncraats,,, hgirstajt,
nhanmas Hr'aelr rsfy 5iie Erc,st 'iie. aiid
dist-Ses in which PpFpaiv, Aettne j. t-
gar ami much ekne' aiii suGfse might m eeitri
harmless hat efipctiE4l gat4rtic Ifpty
E'e' well wlae eost.yr it al isae prevails s.s
It and oiIca fatal Diseases which might
have iH avoided iy tle timely aud iDas a1 pnr-
t1e THIS Is alike true u Colds Fevrri,h symptoms iilus
arrangements. Tlry al tend produce deep,
tpl and formidable ifsnper. cii lI the !rS l ever
The ia Hence reliable family pysie j. of hg first mlsst-
Ane.ie he public health ar. this PHI has ierf lerf 4 with
eitsunnaie skill u thai demand. An trial
virtues L, ysiciu,s. ros, ana patns las shown
sye hc Effected 5.yel -ief wrp hes not ~i-isaiisi.I g
rs3' e s'' exalted position AID character 10 arI tie
4 distinguished gentlemen ,sla a,r res,ii 10 yor
~ fhcrXtrorluary virtues of these Ii H:sy
bp A. = iNHss AnsiAties Chemist Of Bst'r and ;tate
A*sayer uf Massachusetts endorsed s
ii7N. T. O. lNrBot. Speaker House Representative.
AiE1; i11HEScs- Munster i1onifoeliiary 10 AHsiani.
fioEy y. fiT4FArRieG, tatbolir B~h,q, d erai,ds.
sE. CuS. L Jt,z>ay. ur.a,l,l he Public I.ut, the
tni-ht IT tic legion OF ilonpr.
!toN ~ j. HtHhNEi. tiocerror ai Massachusetts,.
!iaS Sl'a> BSoaS. Lalenaus+eseIn pF !slsrt-
T. ~ UG.t;a1 secretary of Size ~at- af Aa>,a,r>Tr,
Als ilE J. T. tnL1os I1artir Chemist Of New lo'l 6irs,
W. u. srvArp Senator Of lie Uard Satss ri AmeIica.
w l. u 'er -eer.tary q stair oi tiic n;-i States
W. D. AzInE ,,ee lnEk fiy, l. rtl,t Arltica-
IT, #,Y"oNn tieucR,nt Governor ID. Ststs ii Sew York
uonrN iioFul atulroy tiearel of State q Ncy York
has' JaA tohEf li 'i Chemistry a''t Nirria Mcira
Ca'-" oi ht -!riahS snd >ro,fs m f- rn & New York
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plSSoLI TOY.

The partnership heretofore existing between
The Undersigned, trading under The name and
firm OF Heinsiing & Bfldeham, an the Dry goods
business, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Al pnSfness ol the late Firm will be
attended 70 by Geo Heinslng, who is dnly au-
thorized 10 make all collections and pay all
debts.
GEO. HEINSLING,
mo G. BRIDEHAM.
The undersigned will continne the business
IN the same place, whrre he will be pleased 10
wait on all who may give him a call
GEO. HElNSLTNG.
Jan. 81, 1857.
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Parity Year Flood.
The Wonder of the Nineteenth Century.
Important md Of greoi Consideration 10 lie
SnfffFiap
II. 4. HURERYiS SARSApARlII.A.

SNgeF3HG-
n 4 ultpEHy,S SARcApApIJA
or alTiha rer,r,i,es nat baye ts Uncovered dr.
ripa me preserf ace Tor tb .tboosaet i,Is I'm, ast
is heir to- none equal this wonderful nreparation-
Only three wears have elansed since thp fiscoverer
fwbo snenr decade il sln.vipa rin,entali7ino
ami ,offacti,s i, ersr i.tro5,,,,f :, =, no l and
i is slrsa4,. r.,o.,;o.t IN ,t -, -
clans - narts at fa co,ntr - b he r,oir sur
nri.inq and .fs,,;,.s re,,s., f,r r,a de,sae NJ
which The, have keowIedse.
sAll other eomPonn,s Or syrnps Of the root, have
hitherto failed 70 command the sanction OF the fac
MY, because on htiag tested they nave been iouhd
good effects Of the sarsapariIIa' aud often times in
jiag .,,s nFalln o. me P"'ie" . not 20 WI"
Tbs IS tie pare and genuine extract Of the root
peTee @ @ ene p Of % h oo@s 1p eonsnt. gTs ana dea
ses;
naiaity ''e oo'e l,,,aulro iiao,.a+, s''sSs'
Diseases Of the EiJaey< Iiyrr con5aiuts
Disprpsia, Piles,
Eryslnelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
TFnsle if'eSuafi'ies' ertoIn'a or Ans.s EFii'
And An slim diseases
Besides curing the above. +, is also known 10 be a
great aud powerful tonic, PURIFYING the blood and
viSoralins the system.
toasd ar =, ,sna,o etsr on - ,hs s $3.50 %
most etiracous - # IS The most desirable remedy
of,he age. us already extensively used through
oat the country aud IS fast obtaining az European
,@,o" co "s =, .|Ir , a,,or q S's' ;, na, - ~
he has no besi,a,oa IL rscommgoding il 10 one and
all who desire 10 procure reiie from saderine One
bottle being t'ied IL effects viii be TOO apParanl 10
'',... paro, ~ ,,' 'iiE' is@ y,'o s.rs.r.r,,r,
tlsr ARriale in tie market.
Price 81 ner bottle. or six Tor 81
r-rhi. medicine can be- er,.-ured a. an ex,eo-
.iis nrn+ bo.,ses
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JOHN Fl, RUSH,
John HENDERSON,

\. B. Tire Marblr Business will hereafter
oe conducted by ihr undersigned, and be in
Yates his if'rods aad the pubic generally, to
give htm then patronage. An orders promq.-
ly attended to.
JOHN II. RUSH.
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R<G2Gk AGEye,E.

The subscribers have established Book il
Sency 10 Philadelphia, and Will furnish any
book or publication at lbe retail price free ol
postage. ANY persons, By forwarding the sub
>criPtion price ofany Of the So Magazines, such
as ilaFpers, Godey's, Pulaam's, Grabam's Frank
Leste's Fashions, sc. wil receive the mars-
zines for one year and copy Of . splendid litt.-
ograph portrait of either Washington. Jackson
or Clay or, if subscribing 70 s. and 81
Magazine, they viii receive a copy of either OF
The three portraits. II subscribing to So worth
of Magazines, al three portraits viii be sent
gratis. Mnsic furnished lo those " ho NAV wish
it,
Earelopes Of every description and size in
large or small quantities furnished. Seal Press
es, Dies, sc. sent 10 order.
Every description o3 Engraving on Wood sx-
ecntrd with neatness aad dispatch. Views Of
Buildings, Newspaper Headings, Views Of Ma
chinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge Certificates.
Business Cards, &c. All orders sent Ly mail
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views
OF their soiiijngs engraved can send Dagupr
reo'yPe or sketch Of The building by mali o. ex-
press.
Persons at a distance having saleaale articles
would hud it 90 their advantage 10 address the
subscribers, as wr would act as agents f3r the
sale oi the same.
BYBAM * PIERCE.
30 South Third Street, PaiiqdeFobi7. Pa.
j. u. HYeAA. T. NAy PIERCE.
May rs. IS56-fv.
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EeEgEGs and RSO0sSS

1z-1Z, DIR. E.t. REAMER
Eg!ElN
~ Having purchased the Drug aMsAsY
CO and Book Store Of DR.. S. d. Scott, will
constantly keep or hand at his establishment
N Julianna Street, a complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Yarnishes, Brushes Of all kinds,
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Periumcry, Fancy
Soaps, sc. SC together with an extensive col
lection OF School and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
sc. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford, Feb IT, 1854
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Bssl QaaLag Jgaista H,mn.eraa Lron-

-. 1.77'7sE' Q 3IOH'
Ofall sizes. constantly on hand at Blvmire and
Hartleys, al Forge prices. for cash or its equiv
alent, Orders for extra sizes promptly attended
to- Also Rolled Iron, Nail Rods, Strap Iron.
aud Steel
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). j. NJ CAUSLIN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

HAS removed his shop to the new Buldino
second door West Of the Bedford Hotel, where
he IS folly prepared 10 make all kinds Of gar
mrnls Tor Men and Boys in the most fash,ona-
BILE style, aud on reasonable terms. Having
had much experience III the business, and bpiipg
determined 10 use his best txertioas to plrasr'
ne hopes TO receive liberal share of the nat.
ronagr Of generous public.
u Garments cut TO order on the shortest
notice.
Bedford, Nav %, 1886.
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For plmPles and wrinkles and trrckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er heeu discovered bv man,
Like that wonderful pro6uct Of tropical bowers,
The popular Balm of 4 Thousand Flowers
to be had at Or. Hagry's Drug 4 Book Store.
March 8. 1857.
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Ab032't be AzarRned

0- BLYMlRE S, HARTLEY 49, -,
.5 !. RECEIVED another choice assortment Of
Fresh Garden seeds, including Chinese Sprar
Oaae' White Onion, s choice Flowr, SEEDS,
AIri -, 1897.
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FARM FOR SiLE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, more or less,
in Franklin County, Pa, Is offered for sale.
Particulars can BE- had BY inquirng of the sub
scriber IN Bedford
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
May l6, 1886.
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BLYMLRE & HARTLEY
December 10, 1886.
STO.AEH3RE

CREAM CROOKS, MILK CROOKS Of an sizes
BUTTER DISHES, from one to one and half cal.
on PITCHERS, all oil which are best quality.
For sale by ADAM TFRGT-SgN
Jan. 9, 1877
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u Adams & Co. have established their tx.
press on the Fl. & B. I. r. R. AID appointed
c. W. AsBcoM, Esq, agent al H0ppwelI.
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Nov. q, 1884.
JOHN BORDER, GUNSNlTH,

VIII attnd 10 all business in bis line in the
best style, on short notice and reasonable terms.
Shop at the east end Of Bedford.
Dec. -, 1956.--Iv.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW FANIN LNNHIP.
JOB MANN. Q. r.. SPANG.
THE undersi gned have associated themselves iu the
Practice OF lac Law, aFd VIII attend Promp' 81 #i
business entrusted TO their in Bedford and dl-
Joining counties.
l~ Oaice on Jnlianna Street, three doors south OF
,Measel House, opposite ihe residence Of MAJ Tate.
JOB MANN.
JGne ., 1851. G.. II. SpANG.
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CORN SHELTERS, FODDER CUTTERS
and C0rza Willis.

x We bot ask the Farmers 10 give ihes,.
Machines trial: and, it they are not good, and
10 not work as represented, they may br return
ed, and The money viii be promptly refunded.
Give them trial-it will cost nuthiug-and.
by having them you viii save money.
BLYMIRE & HARTLEY.
RadfnrL Dncntr.h.,r LNEe
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GoCDs.
THE undersigned have just openrd their usu-
al supply Of
SPRING "a SUMMER GOODS.
and will take pleasure in showing them. 10 all
who may favor Us with a call Great bargains
wiii oe offered tor Cash, aud all kinds Of Clun-
try PFodaee-or 10 punctual customers, a credit
OF six months will be given.
Alb. CRAAlER & co.
Bedford, May >, 1886.
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10 Sc NIP II DR.. H4RRYs.

Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, which shonh
have place in every family, for sale at Dr..
Harry'S.
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WIZ. FOSTER,

Bazn's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
sc. just received and Tor sale at Dr.. Harry's
cheap Drug Store.
As the season for chqPped hands and faces is
is coming on, We advise oar friends 10 90 to
Dr. Harry's cheap Drug Store and purchase
box Of Bazin's Amandine, for the prevention
and cure Of chapped hands Only 81! cents
per box.
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STE Nicholas Hotel.
Gum brrian0, 1il0.
The Proprietor respectfully brgs leave 10 in
form th travelling public that this house has re-
Gently been thoroughly re-titted aud completely
renovated, and is now ready 10 receive guests.
It is the earnest desire and intention Of the
Proprietor to give perfect satisfaction 10 those
who favor him with their patronage. a lbe-
raj share is confidently expected
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor
Successor to H. r. Dow * Co.
Cumberland, Aug. 10, 1875.
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BOOK BINDING STORE.
BOOZE BTADITG, ,

The subscriber would respectfully inform The
Public that be still continues 10 carry on the
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Country Physicians can have their order
filed at City prices at Dr. Harrys.
Bedford, Dec. >, 1886.
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For the Hair, Jockey Club and new mown
Hay Pomatums, Phalon's lavigogator, &c. &c.
can all be had at DR.. Harry'S
Ronsell's unriyalled Shaving Cream al Har-
rvs.
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The Arabia's Mails.

The details of foreign news received by the
Arabia are of interest
The dispute between Spain and Mexico looks
very threatening at the present time, and we have
reliable information that the Mexican Envoy was
preparing to leave Madrid
We have news from India dated Calcutta the
18th, Madras 18th, and Bombay 27th Nav. The
mutlny in the Bengal native army had progressed
to d fearful extent. Three regiments were in omen
revolt revolt at Meerut, but having been dispersed by
been Joined by three other regiments, they took
possession Of the city, and proclaimed the son of
the late Mogul Emperor as King after having
committed many murders and outTages. Govern.
Delhi.
In the British House of Commons on the 18th
ult, the oaths Jewish disablities) bill was taken
up for third reading. The Marquis of Bland
ford moved that the bill be read that day six
months; but after some feeble opposition from
portion of the Roman Catholics and Others il
was ordered to 4 third reading, and passed by
vote of 29l to l6S. The bill now goes TO the
House Of Lords, and presumption is abroad
that there has been sufficient modification i'm the
views of some of the Peers to render it probable
that the measure may pass that body.
The work Of shipping the submarine telegraph
cable on board the frigate Niagara was expected
to be commenced about the Doth of June The
American Chamber of Commerce in Liverpool
had invited Capt. Hudson and the officers of the
Niagara to Il dinner. The invitation had been
accepted, but, pending the expected arrival of
United States steamer Susquehanna in the Mer-
sey, no day had been liked upon for the banquet
AT Cabinet Council. the title Of ''Prince Con-
sort'' had been conferred upon Prince Albert:
thereby making him legally, as he already was
actually, member of the British Royal Family
and assuring him of high and definite position
abroad but without giving him any authority at
home.
The new Cotton Supply movement was attract
ing the attention Of the London press. The Times
calls on the Government to pave the way for the
Lancashire manufacturers to carry out their pro-
ject in India.
The annual commemoration of the Oxford Uni
versities took place on the 2ith of June; amongst
others who were introduced for degrees was Mr.
Dallas, the American minister, whose reception
by the graduates is said to have been somewhat
equivocal.
The London Star says that there is at length a
prospect OF some public movement being attempt
ed in favor Of Parliamentary reform. a considera-
bic number of leading Reformers having held
meeting and taken the preliminary steps to bring
the matter before the public.
Advices from Gibraltar to the 10Th Of June re-
port the arrival there of the American bark Ne
vada, having on board large gun, presented by
the city of Boston to Sardinia for the fortress Of
MISUNDERSTANDING the first Of one hundred guns
to be raised by public subscription in different
cities Of America.
The Police Of Dublin has arrested painter
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The SLAVE TRADE.-in noticing the measures
about to be adopted for the suppression of the
slave trade, the London Times SAYS
" The deputatiOn named by the inhabitants of
Jamaica, viz: Mr.. J. w. Cater, Mr.. w. w.
Mac keson, and Mr.. r. l.. Valpy, was received on
wednesday last by the first Lord of the Admiral
ty' to enable those gentlemen, in accordance with
the suggestion Of Lord Palmerston. to explain
tneif views in connection with the plan OF sta
tlonng new class of cruisers on the coast of
Cuba to act in the suppression of the slave trade
The courses usually followed by slavers and the
points at which vessels intended to intercept them
might most advantageously be stationed were
considered, while considerable attention was
given to the fitness of various classes Of vessels
for the special service II is gratifying to learn
that, since the deputation, headed by the Earl of
Shaftesbury, waited on Lord Palmerston, the
government has been far from idle in that branch
at least, OF the suggestion offered, and Sir Chas
Wood frankly declared the intention, as soon as
the necessary arrangements could be made, of in
cFeasing the West India squadron, and of adopt
ing some energetic system Of cruising on the
coast of Cuba'
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NEW PCBLICATIONs.-We have on our book
table . The U. :. Democratic Review NEW
series) for July, 1857, Conrad Swac khamer, editor
and proprietor, New York city As revived
under the management of Mr.. s., (late NAVY
Agent at New York; this work is very creditable
IN its matter, as well as its style The number
before US Is graced with an excellent steel plate
likeness Of the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, of New
York
Also, the July number of Littell, Son & Co 5
" Panorama of Life and Literature''-the well
known monthly republication Of the capital
things Of the principal British essayists seeinn
The light the month before
We are indebted to the agent in this city for
tne second part of the Revolutionary Biogra-
Phy," published by Johnson, Fry & Co, No y
Beekman street, New York city, with illustra-
tons, by ChaPpell. This number, continuation
OF the Life and Times of Washington, contains
an engraving OF The First Cabinet
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THE ORGANIZATION AND MANUVRES

v"E OhOANlZATlON AND MANUVRES
oI steam Fleets: by Captain Moorson, Royal
,,, navy; VOL, London, 1857.
Inc Marine Steam Engine. by Main Il Brown. I'd
- edition, enlarged, VOL, London, 1855.
Questions on the Marine Steam Engine and Exami-
nation Papers, by Main Brown, VOL London,
Bourne's Catechism of Steam Engine, new edition.
enlarged, London, 1857.
Murray on Marine Engines, Steam Vessels and the
Screw, vol, London. ' WV
Armstrong on Steam Boilers, | VOL, London
Sewell on steam and I.ocomotion, / VOL London
Bourne on the Screw Propeller, vol, london
Boiler Engineering by Armstrong and Bourne vol
The Steam Engine for Practical Men, by Ham and
Gener, VOL, London. ~
The Indicator and Dynamometer NV Main A. R,ourr
vol, London.
The Marine Steam Engine, by Lieut.. Gordon, r oval
, Navy, vol. London.
Hawson on the Screw Propeller, I VOL, London.
lie Mecanclen vapuer, par T.. Paris, CaptaIne de
~, salsseau, vol, Paris.
UictlonnalIe de Marine, Vapeur, par Bonnefoux ct
IT. faris, Capltalnes de Vasseau, VOL, Paris.
iraIte des Machines Vapeur, par Messrs. Bataile
n OF eiien, vols. and atlas, Paris.
Burns steam Engine. illustrated Hoblyn's Manual
SI the steam Engine; Russell on Steam and
Steam Navigation; Pambour's Theory of the
SIeam Engine; Reid on the Steam Engine
WoodcrOft's Progress Of Steam Navigation
Iortwine on the Steam Engine; Stuart's Anec'
detes of the Steam Engine 2 vols: and many
others, FRANCK TAYLOR"
y9
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I HAY Just Just RECEIVED another lot Of Hart

/ HAVE JUST RECEIVED another lot of Hart
f fTYeus Patent ,, PSgtahle Elastic ca n o p
mosquitoes, flies, &c, which for beauty, dnrabiity
kind now in existence 10y e WI '"e
The frames made portable by means of Joints
so that they may he taken down or put up IN the
space OF hive minutes. In case Oftraveing or stor-
or trunks, occupy ing little more space than an nm.
Drella when closed. When put up they form a large
stead oil detractIng from its appearance thew rea
ioTm an elegant and graceful ornament, I'm winte,
Ihe frames may he covered with heavy brocade ar
any other heavy drapery if desired vi
% hotel Keepers they are especially recommended
Tor their durability and convenience and also fan
cost. IQUV Al EVpsG N. spo ledst
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEaxs.-Tbe
English papers of New Orleans say nothing about
the yellow fever, but the French journal q L,Or-
leanois," of June 2sth, mentions a well marked
case which had proved fatal, at the hospital in
circus street The victim was Frenchman
NAMED Louis Malhos, aged 10, who had been
more than two years in New Orleans He had
no communication with the ships in port or any
of their crews, and the origin of the disease g.
puzzle for the scientific
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ID The number of bodies from the wrecL q.
the Montreal in the ST Lawrence j. ,,o,,, .,,a
The wreck has been advertised for s,le Pol,
perry OF the dead is practiced to a dreadful degre.
by The lnhuInan fellows, who assist in r.covo7
inc bodies The Canadian authorities have NO,
enected the arrest of any Of the parties engaged
IN such proceedings
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SAILoRs.-The Journal of Commerce states that
the prevailing stagnation of freights, and conse-
quent idleness of shipping, cause Temporary
surplus of seamen in New York, but no crews has
yet been shipped under the new system. The
Dahlel Webster, to sail shortly, will probably
nave the nrst experience under its operations
aiilail vessels have procured crews readily, but
.. !HcIsasea wages As men do not yet offer
.nel'eiVes freely 1t is presumed they are infu-
enced by the boarding house keeners
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u since the first of January last there have
arrived IN this country, by four different vessel,
upwards OF TWO thousand one hundred emiprants
VINO had esPoused the Mormon faith in the Old
Country, and were en- rOMte to Utah Territory, in
'ho Viea' SAT- Lake basin. These Mormons were
composed mostly Of Welsh and English, with a
Germans "