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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

Too BADl-A friend who heard she Congress
si0nal candidates in OF the rural districts" the
other day, informs that the way Col. Marshall
"walked into" the rhetorical flights of his sopho-
mcrical competitor absolutely cruel. A siagls
Instance cur friend says be shall forget Col Holt
at the close OF his reply, in passage evidently
''cut" early aud thoroughly dried" compared the
Democracy very elaborItely and rather prettily TO
mountain stream, splnned by rainbow. eyes"
said Col. Marshall grimy in his rejoiuder ''the De-
mocracy are oeTy much like "a mountain stream,
"hich, alter leapng from erag to crag, aud surgng
under rainbow, ends at the foot OF some precpice
IN dash OF sprGyP The American party, - con-
anned our remOrseless Colonel els broad aud
quiet rve that takes its noiseless way Though the
PLAN, dl1usng fertility aud beauty on ali sides and
losing itself only in the expanded ocean of tue ma
ton's veal FeiloW-citizensl upon which Of these
two streams would you prefer TO trust your for.
tunes OF TO launch the snip Of S,ateYn The eff Ct
OF this happy ami eloquent rsoinder may be better
imagined than deseribsd.-LOa. yosfr.
esg-Babes were described, many years ago. a,
noisy laetferous animalculg, much desired by thos
who never had any.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
Summer BOnnetS. Summer BOnnetSn
AND
Millinery Goods,
Closing Out at HaIf-Prices.

Er7Fa NOW Ladies' you purchase fine -
800 Ronnet or Millinery Goods at your "a
WI Prices.
Fsom the unprecedented patronage have received
this the competition for this
fully established the reputation of house aid in
creased trade cent, and have made large ad H.
tons to stock which select In designs than
time this
such Flowers iadys that will delight Won, and the Eu
CINE Gpsey Hats bewtchng. Call soon, this is
last stock for this season. and viii be sold out
Our stock OF Straw and Fancy Goods Embroideries &C.
consists Of
rich Paris BugaI Fancy Bouets, imported Styles
cases Hair. 6uga Bond Lace Bonnets;
cases English Straw and other plain stvies;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip BOnuets;
Cartons Of Paris Flowers, for bonnets parties and
brides;
Just received OF Pink Ribbons, for
dress trimmings;
Hoop skirts, bone and steel extra bone, &C.;
Spanish aud French Fsns
Parasols. assorted quality;
Rich Black Buga Lace santiTlas and materials;
Bugal Gimps and Lares. white. blond aud Natese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets, for mouruiEg.
Our Of Fbroderies Is oniy beautiful but ckeap,
consisting iu part OF Rich Maltese Work Nusin Jacon-t
Sets, Collars HouioE Work Musln Maltsse
Under-sleeyes, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief fine line Of Pari, Mitts Kid Gloves aud
Elastic Belts Ladies hne and medium Cshbas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and styles Of Tuck and Rediing
Combs with Fancy Goods, ton numerous 10 mention
will be sold a a great reduction in rioeE.
We shall open the 18th Sc ptsmbcr the hnes
Goods the Trade opened a. Nashville over
zoo worth OF importation ron PARIS. Cou-
petition with large stock Of Rich aud
iow prizes, 10 keep up The lie Of trade With
july "a, No. 90 Union -. next door to stats Bank
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to great advantages over
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong, and lrH not tear arHe ddmpened. It takes
perfect IMPRESSION and its will be cOnven'
lent to these ordinary Day Book. When
once in use great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Manifests and other
Documents. For sale by
June l. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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FRANK

~ IL Is estimated that the crop Of sugar 10 PoF-
20 Rico is a million pounds more tins year than Il
vas IN 1886, moassss 220, 600 gallons more, eoaee
SOC, 900 poundg more.
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= COurtat Nashville,
Chancery COu
George e Dismukes,
Amend. Bill.
Alex. Williams, ct ais.

the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chanoery
"A Court Nashville, the 14th day Of july, 1851,
motion of compliments by counsel in the above and
it al pearng satisfaction Of the clerk and aster that
the said defendant, John Henry Wi liams is nom
resd of the State OF Tenne see, and therefore the
ordinary process Of this cannot be served upon
him therefore ordered by tie Clerk Master that
publication be in the Nash
requiring he said defendant appear the next term Of
hancery be holden county Of Davidson
at the Court hous3 thereof the city Nashville the
first Monday in November next aid bill, the
Will be for confessed him and down for
hearing parte. c. D. BRlEN,
iuly15-w4t pr'sfeef3 Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE..

- a.vFfGDAY she asa July next 81 II oe'oeklA. NJ
In - -o the bisheft bidder. for cash, a. ne Court
80 b. Ne .hvls. tie SLOWING trses pess % pstssi %
49, - - af eround Ia kdfeteids situated On
49,, -tr--t and described foiloss; hrEnning AZ =
$50 IL iiue o. sprnE street, .etst1 - - -
ss=st - fest b stake, thenre ~ ri 20 angles
$780, go Tea aiiey, thsnee aiong sid
~ 80 IL a siake fhenee ~ right aezes with said
go g5 80 - the hrFianinE. leF-s4 upon a. ne prep
- II n.iIss "a satisfy execasan "a hands
sst 80 RsiieE in h1tuF a. J. q. Consfz1Y. This
rt 3 y &c sal4 fer the sfose srse 90 ahefe ~ Ne
seet'sf ii Al Bailee, uho sig aitend sails ana 1ake
-, &. uals2-tdl :, c. pRAkA-
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NEW BOOKS.

~ - w = ~ 49,
RECEITED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES OF TIE Earth Gddon Mott.
BOAT LIFE IL EGYPT NUBIA.
The NOssE FOX Or NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
DYNEvoR FERNACE; OR, THIS CLUE OF IFS.
TON RRowN's SCEooL DAYS.
GRACE TRFasAS Or LOVE PRINCIPLE.
ADAM GRAESiE OF Moss5RAY-Mrs. Oiphant.
THE HEIRFss of GRsESHURsT-Mrs Stephens.
ERos AND ANTFRos; OR, TIE PAcHELoR's WARD.
KNAyEs AND Foo 5; OR, FRIENDS Of BOHEMIA.
NOTHING Nsw-By the Author OF John Halifax.
For sale By
iune28. BkG CHARLES w. SMITH.
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For Sale.

'HE undersigned ~iT he in Nashville, Tenn, on
= Wednesday the 29th nst for ne purpose of selling
ls dwelling house in that city, No. p Vine 1t
nan aha seven rooms, with side cries, enclosed with
mus ABOVE ana below; kitchen, rooms, pantry
carria &c house and stables. All enclosed with
brick and iron encing; also hydrant
yard an IN good repair Purchasers see me at the
Methodist Publishing House eight DAYS. ncudn
the zSt me terms OF sale will be LIBERAL Those wishing
TO purchase VIII do well to call tho time specified
as wish to sell IN the meantime informal be
tanned from g. s. New ON, DR.. A. l.. P. Green or r. c.
Gardner, Esq Of Nashville.
MACON, GA, july Is. J. E. EVANS.
.*.Uuion American publish to the amount Of SIS So
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MCKENZIE & WILSON.

ORIGINAL Patentees Of the TENNESSEEAN, 8 Wrought
" Iron Cooking Stove for families, hotels plana-
tons.
We manufacturing sizes OF these Stoves, which
made Of Tennessee Wrou pht Ir, n and have
filled to pleIse tho who have them in diploma
has been awarded by the Mechanics Institute, and prem
um by State and Division Fairs diff times We
warrant hem to be gotten up in best style,
but also them to plea those who purchase
Prices SOS; $55 S1l9, aud i25.
Cast Iron stoves from best manufactures for wood and
coal.
Office and ParOT Stoves;
Heating Stoves, in great variety;
Ironing stoves and Furnaces.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
Democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Circu-
lars.

Democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT irCu-
lars.
The following letter from DR.. @. K. Wins
ton, of this city, to citizens of Hawkins coun-
~, exhibits the manner in which the Democ-
racy make their assessments and the secret
machinery they PIT in operation to cut down
their opponents. We commend it the to Union
and american. Wonder how much the Cen
trail Committee tax each county this year for
the benefit of Harris:
NASHVILLE, June 1st, 1855.
HeSsrs. Jos. Campbell, Mr.. anderson aud I'm.
Reaner:
GENTLEMEN:-YOu are hereby appointed Gen.
trail Committee for the purpose of circulating doc
uments aud appointing subcommittee in your
county. In our opinion, one active from each
civil district will be sufficient though this matter
ia subject to your discretion. When the appoint
ments are made, please forward the post Office oil
each to the undersigned.
We shall be pleased from time to time to receive
from you such suggestions, in regard to the con.
ducton of the canvass, as may, in your judgment
seem appropriate, well as such intelligence as
may be calculated to stimulate the friends of De-
mocracy. "a new issues spring up in the canvass
it is highly necessary that numerous documents
should be published for circulation amongst the
people. For this purpose soe propose to obtain
from each county from $40 tc 500. You will
therefore, secure the amount which in your judg
ment, shoud be contributed by your county, anC
forward to the undersigned. An early answer il
solicited. CHAS. K. WINSTON,
Chairman Of the State Central Committee.
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TO MILLERS AND COOPERS.

JAVIN pu- chased eco acres Of heavily tfrnbered land
Paradise Hii Is miles from Nashville. with Saw
Mil. &C.. &C. erecting Barrel and St4ve
Machinery thereon and shall be prepared in weeks
supply all demands for Flour and Dry Barrels stock
therefor ready prepared for setting king superior
barrel in every respect to any in USE Machine
Hand maize.
Samples of Barrels and Stock, be seen Hicks
China Hail. 46 Public Square. Having of Machinery,
cam if necessary, turn out 400 barrels per day.
Orders received and information given, Also County
Rights for sale by
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LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
OF
MACHINERY. IR0N AND TOOLS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY VII
sell to the highest bidder, at their establishment "
Nashville, on
WEDNESDAY 9TH JULY NEAAs
their entire OF Machinery, Te sc. The properly
to be offered lists in part OF to following articles VIZ
MACHINERY-such as Lathes, Planes, Drilling Presses
Boring Machines, etc
Also BIacksmith's Tools Vices Anvils, Harness
longs Wrenches, Also, number Of steam fnznsSs
various sizes partly finished endless variety Of IN
finished machinery. Also, variety OF assorted
Wrought Iron, in all sizes and shapes.
Most Of the finished machinery more or less Gam
aged by the recent fire at said establishment in cons
quence Of which it expected that fne opportunity VIII
offer to buy bargain Blacksmiths, MachEists and Foun
dry men are partc ulsrIy requested to attend
Terms of Sale:
Cash for all sums hundred dollars for al sums
over one hundred dollars six months time. with two ap,
proved endorers notes payable in banto be compheo
with in every case before securing property
JNO. B. JOHNSON,
iune26 1S57-td. Pres't n. NJ Co.
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FOR ST. LOuIS.

HE fine large light draueht steam oTu
eT, DR.. ROBERT 2ON, JNo CART- 60 $3.50
WRIGHT Master, will leave for the above -
ana intermedia ports Thursday 18TH lust at
o'clock n. For freight or passage app on board or to
juiy15-2t rs n. P "a q once.
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NOTICE.

TVS undersigned bsag canpeied ~ atteed az
hupeFiie he Erst Aoadsy IA 1alys 4pa - spes
esEs sheFesieF, . sake sstfementz HnA tie Assse
talscetoF e EAST Tennessee, he u4ce !. tae Nal Nt
b ciossa aatl SIS reinFn. JAMS Lukhathls
AaaAviis, Jsiz s lssf. ce1ptteAHs
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the Nashville Manufacturing
II Company requested to call and make immediate
JNO. B. JOHNSON,
iune2s 1857 President.
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p. p. PECK s BRO.

INVITE the OF country dealers TO heir stock OF
/ BuFgies We make a good article which warrant.
rant iuue25.
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TO BUILDERS.

. 2 ElDLEGSs
We have hand a large assortment OF COMMON ard
PARLOR Ora fES from he prnci al mauufa cOries OF
New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati To persons who
buy by the quantity, We will sell at low prices.
Heating Furnaces.
We have hand Chilsous famous furnace for heating
dwelling houses public buidiL which obtain the
prize the Chrystal Palace. London
from Rus ia ETance Germany and that put
in competition.
We sell these at Eastern prices, with the freight, added.
MCKENZIE 4 WILSON,
iulyl5 Nashvi lie.
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Southern Commercial College,
p. p. PECK g. BRO,

JIAvE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, E1EfS W =
Just received from New York. These ISsf5-Asz-y-
Coaches are believe finer than any SIyr- ~
brought West OF the Allegheny Mountains.
june2S.
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). ~. PECK s BRO.
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

HAVE this day received three COACHES, which "
4 believe be finer any 10 Tennessee. june29.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
LIsr az LFTTERs

d EMAINING uncaHed for in the Post Once at Mas
H vile, July IS, 1856
T.aA5as3 list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

MISS KEMB1x's REApISGs-The qualities of youth
nd figure which formerly gave to Miss Fanny kem'
be 40 many charms upon the stage, have been ex-
tAsneed by maturer age into other advantages that
be6t the ectweroOm in q singular manner. her
ssures have obtained the colossal form that distin
pushes the Kemble family. In dramatic readings,
nch "a those TO which Mrs. Fanny kemb!e now de-
votes her ability, the head and arms alone are called
INTO artistic play. In all that is required, therefore,
r thsss monologue performances, she is as perfect as
ever. Last night most fashionable audience assem-
lied to hear her first reading. II was the play OF
kymbeline. II is a most ungra.sfu drama, aud De-
bays more thaa perhaps any other the faults OF the
great drenatist. The plot, taken from the Decaneron
s' Bsccaccio, is treated with Shakespeare's usual
'sckessnsss rot to say cumsiness Of construction.
fhs characters, with the exception OF Imogeu, are
sWn without intensity and the story is one more tug
sOve than plsy. 1t was with this weak version Of
OAelo that Mrs Kemble had TO deal and 70 those Who
Understood the task it seemed happy choice for the
ltanss which lack the elements ~ produce effect on
ie stage frequently just those calculated to pro-
nce effect when resd-the intellectual action OF see
Fg play performed and reading il being tae reverse
each other The mind Of the spectator lie projected,
While the mind Oh the reader or auditor is reflected.
I'VE iced net describe the singular power with which
srs. Kemble gresps her audience. We presume that
r our readers are familiar with her styls. she has
pet ro.tirg sres We heard her in BOston last March,
fOhig that the microscopic eye Of criticism can de-
pct.
But 10 Us she lie something more than gr,at De.
fanstory re sder, poss cd oflrgeiu.elsc us powers
teepesents the sole remaining type Of gre, school
r orators and sctors She is the link which joins the
kodefr Hveiv irtenae and brisk stvle Of puhlc
eeeh with the more ponderous, lofty grand, but lees
s.surai school Of the Kembes, the Burke, aud the
li,n Pitts Of the old times. In watching the large
IN Of action ard expression that ehsrscterize Mrs.
l'nbes defamation We carried back to the heroic
Of the stage and the Der. In this regard. her
@iss posses another source Of pleasure, ia add
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
FIRES.
FIRE IN WEST ru1Rrr.srcoxD STREET.

FIRE IN WEST THIRTY. SECOND STREET.
AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out In
the tenement. house No. loo West Thirty-secord
street. but it was soon ex,ipgushsd by the fremea
TIL. fire originate on the second fioo, aud was occa
stoned by children playing with msches. Tbs farn-
ture was damaged TO the amount of so Insured for
soG0 in tbs 81. Nicholas Insurance Co. TIE bGidiug
was occupied by Michael Helms, and was damaged TO
The amount of 500. Insured for s. GOO in the VII
hsmsburgh Insurance Co.
FIRE IN LAURENs STREET.
At II O'Clock last night fire occurred IN the frame
dwelling No. I37 Lsurens street. occupied BY ooorsd
famihes A Mrs Anderson, who occupied the rrds
floor, sustained $3.50 damage to the furniture. u
suIsnce The building was damsgeo to the amount OF
SIS.
The fire was csused by carelesness in banding
candle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

CAScTM StSTEScrD TO DS,IH-Tae saprsue
Court General Term, yesterday morning oyerr,ed the
objections raised to it ui.dction 10 this case, and
Judge Davies passed sentence of death on the prs
oner Exceptions have been taken 70 the ruling Of
the Coart on the TRIAL and these will 60 to the Count
of Appeals. Cancemi when asked what he had to ssy
why sentence should rot be psssed upon him replied
through IN interpreter an Innocent of the charge
AN the witnesses peIjured tsem'sVes they were
hunted up by the police and butchers Of this Oity.
The United Brethren in Ohio lave III Conferences
al ~, o.c ~. .,.ir II 0 Onl .hA nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

ton to .h,t which abs gives By tie dspx! of her
perius.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
:. :. ,o,,;1ersd significantly Un;onist and

.,;vea. It's ccns'dere' 'sU''' '''' 0A''''' ''
pssr,oto Of the Democratic caucus for Clerk,
The pom ssrceant-st.Arns aud Postmaster were
Doofhcega sit6 due formalty by cira rOec vote
put LIZ sress Cf which was relieved only by
the 'eSS so Mr. Jones of Tennessee rose, and WIN
isuea ss,pIcit emphasis Of pronunciation saia:
moa sseaker, nominate for Clerk OF the House
~. 6. Allen Of Illinois" "No you don't
~ ont a dozen voices. His name IS James.
a. Jones did not take lie repeated his moson,
nd amid general laughter, Mr. JeenS Z. Auen was
~ut forward AZ nominated for Clerk. N.
Lfer selecting It's officers, from Speaker 70 o''-
master, ths House, at 81 O'Clock, adjourned. curing
,Ss last hour of its proceedings, Mr. sumner was
n me House-the Senate having s1Joarhed-ana
ga warmly greeted by his friends and acquiint.
,nce,. He seems to be in good health ana exceuehI
sorits. He has taken lodgings on street. between
fourteenth and Fifteenth, just behind Wiuards
Hotel. Identification
Vsrsas makes ont, sensation here among the
c"s,bsrn ., !. is sort of talk they can
nnSsrtand. Ieard prominent Southern
mSnber Of g.. gFi say it reminded him OF the
Trsnch Revolution. Ii could be compared to nothing
~ the barad2ges of Danton, Robesperre az
Msrst These gentlemen will begin to find out by
and b. What their project of Africanizing and en-
Saving tho continent 10 leading to. They are driving
ths ocuptry to the verge of civil war ana YET they
are annoyed that mon begin to tslk OF blood. 1t 10
10 be hoped that they will pause IL time ere IT
become too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

The United Brethren in Ohio have az Conference,
and ~ 376 members ssin 81 POO :hs pat yaE.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
FO2 SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two yalu1bIe
farms, both in Union township, Bedford couu-
ty, Pa, the one laying on the road leading
from Bedford TO ilollidlysburg, adjoining John
AXE, Esq, George Beegle, and others, contain
ing li6 acres Of tirstrIte limestone land, about
l20 acres cletred-also about 2j acres of tim
ber land adjoining the farm. The improve
ments are good dwelling housc and a large
new bank barn; also good spring house over
a never failing limestone spring. There are al
so all other out buildings that are necessary.
with large orchard of choice fruit
The other farm contains about 261 acres
more ol less, laying on the waters Of Scrub-
grass, adjoining Freierick Oster. Crisman's
heirs, aud others. Over 100 acres are cleared
! and under fence. The improve nents are n
good farm house and barn, and other out build-
ings, with well at the door and pump iu II:
three tenant houses and sawmill. AND A fruit
orchard thereon. The last tract above named
is good stock farm, us the most of IL il bot.
tom land.
Ifthese farms are not sold at private s,Ie
they will be off red ut public sale on SATURDAY.
the Sd day of October next, on the premises.
G. +. RIDDLE.
June &c, 1857. ts
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NEW SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

The undersigned having just returned from
he Eastern cities are now receiving a large
anpply of SPRfNI AND SUMNER GOODS
consisting in part Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Chales, Lawns, Bril-
liant, plain aud figured deaines, poplins. ca.
licoes, ginghams, ribbons, bonnets hosiery
haudkerchiefs, colors, &C.; Mems and Bows
fancy, plain and black cassimcreS, Cloths.
linens, and n large assortment of Mems and
Boys Summer Wear; bouts, shoes, hats, &C :;
drills, tickingS, muslins, ftnnels, single and
double carpet chain, all colors; Groceries.
syrup, molasses, white and brown sugars,
green and black teas, tobacco; Queensware;
Glassware: Buckets, Dye StuiTs. &C.
All of which will be soi cheap flr cash
approved produce: and TO good and pnnc-
tual customers 4 credit of six months will he
given. Thankful for past favors they hope bv
fair dealing to receive liberal share Of the
public patronage.
j. x ]. VI. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, April u, 1857.
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DRUGS, BOOKS And STi-
TIONiRT.
DIR. #. c. REAMER,
Bedford, Pa,

HANlNG purchased the Drug ma n
- Store of DR.. s. ID. Scott. has c.'s-..D', D''
on ~ ~hana, at the old stand, a large and VII -
ieeteu stock Of choice Drugs and N.a;s;.
mnoiesaie and retail, all of which will
a. a. .iaif terms. The assortment consis,, so'o
DFnss anf Chemicals. Dye Hood, ,,,J lli
rI IG1nfs .. Il Oils, Hfndoav GYo.s mi IgI
1910 iooaeeo and Segars, Pcrfun ,yv. Fa,s,
aoanay - mhDlcisEs = Having tie 1erp
,k ~ 'Ae sale of ali OF these NJ, de-,
r,,cIi 49, az nAhUled II atthtI r:ttItI,Jg
s;.,., "ou ne teri OF tine and e1.
49,, ~ re SaIel. iectn.n ended ss N
iIn nuno, ~ " 1oRhs'nd'k md Saud,s SorsoI
rlila, Wi stars Balsam ol MI, oarsap
Cherry PectoraS &oilat'S L. lie a., = ~
nix bltters, DR.. Jayne's Far,l, 49, y
fahnstoek y HoLensack:A ara ~ ~, -. :
gesi Hoonnnd's German Bittcls. Ac
constantly oil hand large st,,t ,t,:
olographical. scientific, religious -,
schooi,a ,and mlsceilaneULs LCOhS
Also great variety OF I3A(J ST67,c,-
-aR1 Zap, fost and NIrJpne ma ,x.,v
dnahty, Paper Hangines IN grraf ,a,i.,,
indow Binds in patterns o. Nv II,
wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLINK BOOKS Of eveIl size nd o,..,;.-
rocker Books and Port Monbai.,. I;,,;.,
Blank Deeds and mortgages. gold I,,,a.s
fenciis, Combs. Brushes, IrI1rn..,, IN -.
variety, SoaIs. &C.. &c. :" ei'''
Lamps, and Camphinc Oil and pnpi, F,r;a
kept constantly on hand iui'I ,
tHoicE LIQUORS for medical pse. u, ,a,..
Seheidam Schnapps, Gin, ort. si.n, u, 1 >
Madeira Wines. 'H0
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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
Philadelphia Branch Store.
CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Cumuerllnl and surrounding coun-
try. that ne has opened in the Store Room next
door to Buffers Cabinet Ware mandatory on
Centre Street, awholesae and retail establish
ment (brlnch of Pailadclphia) for the sale Of
WALL PAPER, UPHOLSTERY. &c. of all
de, criptions, watch will be sold AT PIIILA-
DELPHIA PRICES!
Persons wishing any work done in this branch
of business, can rely upon having the same ex-
ecuted in a practical. workmanlis manner. and
ia the lIteSt city style.
G-All orders left at Beall & Watts Store,
TIE Cumberland Mills, or at the establishment,
viii receive prompt attention.
J. ENGLISH.
U Mattresses and all kinds OF Upholstering
made 10 order by first rate workman.
Cumberllnd, Aug. IA, lS57.-d'