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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-20

Contra Cr.
By amount raid State Treasurer pro ut
ceipts dated IS May, II Sept. and Dec.
81, 400 90
Amount uncoected for 1876 and previous
years, POLO u
Five per centum commissions allowed col
lectorS for 1856 and previous years, ~ -
ExoHerations allowed collectors FOR 1886
and previous years, ISL 70
Amount paid >undry persons pro Vi state
ment at length mira 49s aIa
Treasurers commissions on S903 IS at one
per cent . o.
qat- na1
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Statement Of the receipts and expenditures of the
Military Fund of Bedford county tor the year
1856 showing the amounts received from each COL
lecor separately, and the amounts paid TO each
person, IN accordance with the act OF Assembly OF
50th April 1853:
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Foot md SHOE STORE.

Il large assortment OF Boots and Shoes Just
received and for sale at Sbosnakers Coonade
Stort. Dee II, 1886.
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PAY Up.

The subscriber having made up his mind TO
visit the Western country rarIfsin the Spring,
desires all persons indebted to him to make set
ilemrut and payment by the first Of March at
farhest. He hopes this notice will not be ne
elected.
JOHN MILLER
Bedford, Feb. S, 1857.
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L0Hn BORDER, GINSMITn,

Win attend to all business 10 his line IN the
best style, on short notice ard reasonable terms.
1C5~ Shop at The east end Of Bedford.
Dec. u, 1856.-1y.
IRON Blacksmtl's and others are inform
ed we have Just received large supply Of Re-
fined Ifon-w warranted best quality
A. B. eRAMER s co.
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GEO. HEINSLTNG,
mo. G. BRIDEHAAI.

The undersigned viii continne the business
in the same place, where he will be Plrased 10
wait on all who nay give him call.
GEO. HEINSLTNG.
Jan. 81, 1857.
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There will be an election for FIVE managers
Of the Chambersbnrg and Bedford Turnpike
Road Company, held at the public house Of
Solomon Divibiss, in johannesburg, on Mon
day the second day Of March next
T. 3. kennedy, President.
Feb. G, 1857.
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NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS
az CHEAP SIDE STORE


Tie Undersigned has Just returned from the
I.],.o .,s cities with large stock OF Fall s
'i"iER GOODS.
"a i general assortment Of LADIES' Dress
@oJDS which consists, in part, Of Biaci and
1'asy SIbS, Dei0ines, Madonna Cloth, CO.
g-, alerHo, &.e. SC.
Also, great variety OF Cloths, Cassimeres,
'45slaets, .f4ans, &C &c
+ Boots, SFoe~, Hats aud Caps-Grocrries,
<.Tgas"are, Hardware, Brooms, Buckets, Look
'": Glasses, &c. sc.
n = ae above Stock consists Of every article usll
5's "a SrPi N Store, ali Of which viii be sold
.,IrP or Cash or approved produce.
t., 'aaahio! for past larors, he hopes, by fair
.., aS-i'ag and adesire to please, TO continue TO
,.. D,.' and receive liberal share Of the public
Ea.roaage.
c. ". RUPP.
Oct, 3, 1886.
6aRG9LAS.-The undersigned desitous Of
r-e'ing their slock-in order to make room
b. ~ 9P"as supplies. will offer purchasers The
~. Bargains ever seen in Bedford. Call and
you can save money.
Jan. lG, 1857.
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STRAY SHEEP.

STRAY SHEEP.
Game 10 the premises of the subscriber living
in Bedford Township, sometime III June $50,
two White Sheep, marked with slit in tht.
left ear. The owner is desired TO come for
ward prove property, pay charges, and take
them away.
AARON STEFR
Jan. 80. 1857
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DiSS0LU TI0N.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, trading under the name and
firm OF Heinsng s Brideham, in the Dry goods
business, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All business Of the late Firm will be.
attended to BY Geo. Hensling, who is duly au-
thorizrd TO make all collections and Pay all
debts.
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2EGEIPTS And EXPENDITURES
BEDFORD COUNTY
F0R 1852.

DAVID OVER, Treasurer Of Bedford connty,
N account with said county, from January
Z, 1886, till January 5, 1857.
Treasurer DR..
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&IS33 30


Statement Of monies due to the county OF Bed
ford onihe 9th dav of January, 1897:
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39 a 3e rs aE I'D :

On Tuesday. the 10Th inst, by Rev. F. Butler
,lr. }, mes NJ. Slick 10 Miss Lucinda c. Horne
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Best Q.mljy Jgatafq Hammered iran,
STONRH. H.4PEL

CREAM CROOKS. MILK CROOKS Of ali sizes.
BUTiERDlSHES, from one to one and half gal
on PITCHERS. all Of which are best quality.
For sale by ADAM FERGUSON
Jan. 8. 1897.
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TO cash received from collectors as follows
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last gDT'gCE&g

Feb. I3, 1857.
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Turnpike Election.

Bedford, Feb. S, 1857.
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Oct. 3, 1856-ly.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
GOV. PACKERS INAUGURATION.

The Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) Herald states that
arrangements are now in progress for grand mill
tary and iremens parade there ON the occasion of
General Packers Inauguration, Several frst-class
fire companies from Philadelphia have signifed
their intention of being present, and we have no
doubt companies from all the neighboring towns
will be in attendance. military company and
band from Williamsport win escort the governor
elect to the capital and an effort will be made to Sc
cure the attendance Of large number of volunteer
companies from other places.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
pEMocRATIo PROGRESS IN OHIO.

In 1854 tsays the Cincinnati Enquirer) the oppos-
ton to the democracy carried Ohio by majority OF
eighty thousand In 1855 they elected their ticket
lieutenant governor, treasurer, judges, member Of
the board of public works--by majority Of thirty
five thousand. Owing to a bolt against Chase his
majority was considerably less than his colleagues
AT the State election in October, 1856, the democra-
ey made strong effort to carry the State but they
were beaten twenty thousand, which was falling of
of fifteen thousand from 1855. In November, 1856,
another trial of strength took place, and the democ-
racy gained three thousand, the majority then being
less than seventeen thousand. In October, 1857,
they came within about thousand votes Of elect
ing their State ticket, and actually carried both
branches of the legislature and majority of counties
upon straight party fight, there being, practically,
but two tickets in the field In 1885 they had but
corporal's guard in the Legislature These heavy
and steady gains show that the of democratic
truth is onward and that another election will place
Ohio permanently and Enthusiastically in the list Of
democratic States
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
kansas AEEAIRs.

The following appears in the st. Louis Republican
of the 18th instant
70 his srcsl&cy r. J. Walker Governor, aid hs Hon Fcd
p. Stanton, Secretary ef Tie Territory Of Kansas
The undersigned citizens OF the sixth council and tenth
representative districts, in the said Territory of Kansas
beg leave respectfully to represent that at the election
held on the 9th inst for delegate 20 Congress members
OF the legislative assembly and other public officers,
frauds committed in the returns for Oxford precinct
by which large number of yotes-yiz about ,526-
were returned purpoting to be poed at that precinct
where your memorasts have good cause to believe and
do believe there not to exceed hundred legal
votes They have information in which they place full
confidence that the 9Th day of October there only
about ninetyone votes poed that the day following
when il is purported l. 53S poed there
considerable number of persons in attendance
around the polls through fhe day indeed they have in
formation that not to exceed from twenty to thirty per-
around the polls of the said Oxford precinct
at any time during the 9th day of October They
would further state that they have satisfactory evidence
that the population of johnson county is too sparse
contain population great is represented to be poed
at that precinct They assured, too that vast
orty of the attached to the returns not known
in johnson county To this they would add the fact that
the said Oxford precinct situated the borders of the
Territory within few rods of the territorial line and
that the town of Little Santa Fe in Missouri is contg-
TO said precinct, and that If any such number
votes polled your memorialiss believe they
poed by non-resdents of the Territory of Kansas They
also confident that sucha large number of votes could
not have been polled at one precinct and by one set OF
officers within the time limited by law.
We would also state that johnson county, and Oxford
precinct in particular is within the limits of Indian
Territory, which is specially reserved by the organic act
out of the Territory of Kansas that such Territory
unopen for legal settlement the fifth and sixth days of
October last and remains the ut this me and that
legal settlements be made within said reservation
now could not on the day at any time prior to
said election
Your memoalists legal voters of said representative
and council districts would respectfully against
the vote of said Oxford district being counted in the
for the eighth council and tenth representative dis
tcts for delegate to Congress- for the of fraud
and legay set forth in the above and for other
which may appear They ask his excelency the COVER
nor and his honor the secretary to take such action
their judgment may suggest to inquire into the truth of
said allegations and to do such other things in the
premises will against fraud, and give to the
actual bona de residents of the Territory and districts
voice in directing their affairs All of which is
liz ittal
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
THE TRIUMPH IN MINNESOTA.

correspondent of the Boston Post at st. Paul
Minnesota, under date of October 10, writes az fol-
lows:
1.-THE sterling democracy of Minnesota have done no
bly, ....
Sufficient returns have in to insure the election
of the entire democratic State ticket The Legislature
democratic on joint ballot which gives two United
States senators.
Becker Phelps, and Cavanaugh elected to Con-
gress.
The remaining towns and precincts to hear from will
swell the present democratic majority. .,
This is, indeed, glorious triumph for constitutional
liberty Any of rascaty has been practscd by the
black republicans by way of double voting and import
ing from Wisconsin and Iowa. in order to defeat
the democracy, but in this they have most signaly
failed ....
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
ELECTION OF HON. A. o. P. NICHOLSON TO THE
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES 49,.

The telegraph brings to us the gratifying intei-
gence that on Tuesday last, in joint convention of
the legislature of Tennessee, Hon. A. o. p. Nichol-
son was elected to the Senate of the United States
to succeed Hon. John Bell, whose term of Office ex-
pireS on the Sd Of March, 1859. Fully have the
democratic members Of this Legislature met the ex-
pectations of their constituents for they have ele-
waited to the highest Office in their gift one who has
a strong and fast hold upon the confidence and afec
tons of the people of Tennessee and one whose long,
useful and spotless public career affords the most
ample assurances that he viii acqut himself of the
high trust which has been reposed in him with hde-
ity and distinction ... ...
The Senate of the United States has within few
years lost many of its gifted, trusted, and dstin-
guished members by deaths, designations, and the
mutations of parties that the accession to this OK
allied body Of such man Judge Nicholson is cause
for universal congratuation. An eminent jurist and
a cool and sagacious statesman; thoroughly versed
in everything relating TO the foreign and domestic
affairs of our country; vigorous writer, and an
able, a ready, and powerful debater; entirely and
thoroughly national in his feelings and sentiments
and inhexiby true to his party, his friends and his
word, he untes IN ninlseH All ulose rare QUANTITIES
which command respect, win confidence, and elicit
admiration
Tennessee is indeed, fortunate in her representa-
tyes Her rights, her honor and her interests could
not be contided TO truer. safer, or stronger hands
than Andrew johnson and A. o. P. Nicholson The
whole national democracy have abundant and abiding
cause for congratuation in the elevation Of those
long tried faithful and eloquent champions of their
principles to the Senate of the United States.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Fine Wool The Commissioner of Patents has received
from France samples OF the different kinds OF wool ex
hibited at the recent Paris exhibition
Sea Water-The Smithsonian Institution, in connexlon
with the Patent Office at present making experiment.
the evaporation OF sea water
The Sea Paamt Mr. Fortune, who has been employed
for number Of years in China by the East India Com
pany has been requested by the Patent Office to make
selections of the plant and other seeds for noduc
ton into the United States He will probably accompany
his selections this country for the purpose OF selecting
the proper localities in which 10 commence these expert
ments.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

The disbursements of the Georgia treasury for the
fiscal year ending on the Goth instant reached
S949 ,646 O6, and the receipts for the same time
S5ll ,7S9 90. OF the balance of S437,S26 l6, the
sum of 1925 564, consisting Of bank stock, is I'M
available
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

An unfortunate affair took place yesterday at Chambers
burg in this State between Hon. JOS G. Kibbin, son
of the naval officer OF this port and Mr. Isaac Craig
in-law of the latter in which Craig was wounded We
have only say that the course OF Mr. kibbn in this
matter was such as his friends will fully approve.
philadelphia Press Of yesterday.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Important 10 Mariners has been given that the
present fixed light at Montauk Point at the east end
Long island New York, will be changed TO rstoIder
catadioptrc fixed light, varied by fash once every two
minutes, on the LIST Of January next.
On the evening of the day rst-order catadiop
trio fixed light will be exhibited for the first time from
the lighthouse lower in OF construction
Pond Quogue Point north side of Shinneoock bay long
Island New York, one mile north Of the outer or ocean
beach, and about half way between the light
Fire Island and Montauk Point Long Island.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

Hon. J. F. Farmworth, member of Congress elect
from Chicago is said to be sinking fast and hope
is entertained of his recovery. The circulation
of blood in of his lower limbs has entirely ceased,
and modification has set in.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

VIM l.. Jackson, esq, Of Parkersburg, has been
appointed lieutenant governor Of Virginia James
L. Carr esq, Of Kanawhs, having declined the
Office.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
OPTICAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
VIM. Finn assistant secretary TO sign iand
patents in the General Land Office
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G. W. Smith, Samuel Walker,
Geo. Ford, s. C.. Tolls,
Albert Newman, 4. Sampson,
Henry Brown, W. III. Duncan
C. Hornsby, al. w. Baker,
John NJ Coe, p. W. Woodward,
H. c. Hemmenway, Gaius Jenkins,
s. w. Eldridge, Clark Stearns,
L. A. Edwards, j. H. fancy,
NJ. Solomon ,.N X. NJ. Wilkinson,
Geo. w. Hunt, L. ID. Ladd,
L. L. Curtis, Geo c. Chandler,
Augustus Wattes, w. r. Judson
Erastus Heath, Jas. +. Legate,
j. f. Griswold Jas. Christian
TERRToRY KANSAS
Douglas county, IS.
|, G. W. Brown, notary public, duly commissioned
and sworn do certify that the above persons, whose
names in their proper hand, personally
known to be the persons they represent themselves
to be that they legal voters of the 9Th council and
10th representative districts they therein set forth
that they persons of known integrity and that each
of them save c. Hornsby did declare his solemn oath
that the and things therein set forth they believe to
be Just and true and further believe that all the facts
therein set forth strictly true.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Lawrence, in
H.. g. the Territory Of Kansas this 18th day of
October, A. ID. 1857.
G. w. BROWN, Notary Public
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
THE NEW YORK AND pHIIApELpHIA BANKS.

In regard to The condition OF the FhiadeIPhla
banks, the Ledger has the following
a The Philadelphia banks not paying out many OF
their own notes Their movements all indicate grad
ua liquidation of business and, If continued at pres
en until the second Monday in April have scarcely
doubt they will be far reduced be able to resume
specie payments without difficulty. They loanng
little and are limiting their liabilities to the public by
every means in their power Their stock of coin is
derstood to be steadily increasing and their suspended
bills are being settled by payments and such substitution
of new bills satisfactory to the parties. With
specie payments look for the first signs of revival of
credit. .... ...
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

Col Fitg Henry Warren, of Burlington, Iowa has
been defeated for member OF the House Of Representatives
from Des Mones and Louisa counties aaa..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
THURSDAY MORNING., JULY 2, 1857.
KISSES

KISSES.
Sitting tonight in my chamber,
A bachelor, iIigid and lonely,
kiss the end Of my pipe-stem-
That, and that only,
Revcrics rise with the smoke-wreaths
Memories tender surround me;
Girls that arc married-Or buried,
Gather around me.
Schoolgirls in pantaluts romping;
Girls that have grown to be misseS
Girls that liked to he kissed, and
Liked to give kisses. ..
kissCs-well remember them
Those in the corner were fleetest;
Sweet were those son the sly;" in the
Dark were the sweetest.
Anna was tender and gentle
To WOO was almost to win her
Her lips were as good rs ripe peaches
And milk tordinncr.
Nell was ilirt, and cOqucttish;
Twas catch me and kiss IL you can, Sir
Could / catch both--ah wasn't
\ happy man, Sir
Anna has gone on mission
OF to the South Sea sinners:
Nell is widow, keeps b0arderS, and
Cooks her own dinners.
Charlotte, and Susan, and Hattie,
Mary Jane, Lucy and Maggie
-Four are married and plump. two
Maiden and scraggy.
Carrie is dead Bloom Swectly,
Yo nignonettes, over her resi-
Her loved dearly and truly,
Last and the hest. =..
Thus l sit smoking and thinking,
A bachelor, irigid and lonely,
l kiss the end of my pipe-Stem--
That, and that only
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

rE1lfE JNDERSlG NlD thank tul inr past thvOrs from
golefoy3 puGlic, amt hnplns 70 merit the same by
Mite tIpn busincHa and 10 OsedcsTlng the Ainericu
IuNuTns rurucO, smut aud Se5ars, gives notice ttt
has lust received lot of superior Scars, Iro ne most
ceIGITnted manufacturers, EumhPring twenty five dit
eron kinda anG ranging lron hn cent to ten oen,aa
piece. Alsu lot ufauperinr hright TODlocoS VIZ VI
gina, mr. en-, Zig, EllarGdo, Boe Flnrldn besldeS
Snud ni ali ii MA Hre out Tnhaern AndesOns, hlcrs
and tio1dwns lie is agent for nGSsPapers iroma Paris
Ilapcrs NcPSlv, 1tnr Casket, Amcrl9Hn Union rank
l.eaas Illustrated Newspaper, and al kinds 81 news
PAPERS coisigniy on hanl lie has hand hne lot
Slons. Violin Bows, Violin Strings, Screws Bfldges
Tho attention of lie publ - respectfully hytol 70 nus
Store, BiuaiwEy between CheFnnt nnH MnlumMl s'H"
Newark, Dal. ). H. CH2hlE.
Ktttr ltYtAe
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

DAVIS w. nEII AyEN, PROPRIETOR,
m Tnt. uNUERSlGNED takes ll4 ntll9d 20
zis nnuo the travelling public, that ~ sui con,
lsssHa ins 10 .'cp s wu hnowp esln9i ,h,ra' IN & nlI
ltGhLN s NOW prepared to Accommodate All IN lie nest
r1nsr spsel 10 favnr him with their patronage" Ihe
f,n,,s rr Well furnished and vant7ei, aud trouble nT
AK rsa ~ .pIrpl puvUA Tor tih wants an1 Colurls n
i4 gt,rs,H-sup saLng g attached to the inle wh II
nud experienced Osnrs and good care VIII he
rninllla and yccles Families aud others who re-
si'is NJ , nTge cios and who desire spendugn pn.lun ~
i,tr t m tr country for recreation dncns warm wcl
rf cai N where find m2n desMnl OF llgnnS Plac@ @ ~
In rntry Obiglng und attentive sorSlHi' Mili Ir con
sant I'M 10 attend tn The wants and conycnirnces ~ The
rgirS6s nt The House. lack leaves the Hotel To connect
rnr ia of prs, convey passengers hn nllIl {ic
ni',, n"n ,''' ''"' a. G,iy u. W. DRTlANEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
n a urInnLRR.l
i ELLONY s, nALL

obs FELi.OWS' HALL.
NEWARK, DEL. Ii;
"a THE SUBSCRIBER tenderBhis thanks 70 We
SH nuinernns patrons for thaT liberal patohR9
Ma slnes he commenced business in Newark, hni
vs. wnnld respectful state that he has removed ~
-aIH' tho ODD Fellows Haliwhore he will have mnIe
room and sraater innies in the conduct nt nus nnsi-
ness. Being practical tailor and h1yins 1u
non but competent nands vii DO sale g!nrantee INA d
al nTers lett at hi store viii be executed III Tal
Ruhsantu manner and NJ tn shortest nutlce 1ne Des
gIn, ity lCLoTlts, AssNIrUs nnd VEsrlNGs, onh,n,
/, kppi on pud hpsl large and varied nsHqT n
liaiikechiets, Collars NGck'ios, il4ves' SioeS1ms
rriiavnna and domestic ScguTs, ChewIns ana Sinh'
I'ni ~ y 'rnhaccn Store npr. DIV.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

NIIUUIaI4 IVNN lNi DIsIIst W lfINEls
Il SANDS & GILBER 4, respectfully announce to
80 the people ot Mtid atnwn and the surrounding
ls1 country, that they have commenced the above
EslsN business adjoining the store oi David N Ok ee,
where they are prsPaied to manufacture Monuments,
far ar Shens promptly expcuted Al work done at thls
esabishment warranted to give satisfaction, and at city
prices, -,
may 7-6mo, SANDS x GILBERT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

ttITiIs lf lds s1iiSr%Shh niSrmsh TefPtEd fEPisads MA
cz-1'z7s7 Eiizs-5 and tho arnuns public gem itaSN
orally, that he is SIN engaged inthe Lime y..4kA
n lde, an haa mtia nrrnngoment3 Tor SUP ssAks
ply ofa very superior quality ol i.llne, from si.eI-
q iewly opened Quarry on THE Schuy INA lIl.l"r, -
III IcivsrS Ofwush On tn watcEsu Tho DeiAw7ren or
Chislpe1k he prNpnrehtp u receive orders fOt prompt
H. -. APPLETON.
n B.-TIca or olf we-ki mott should be given for
dlivsry nf l.im'. fob. 9'tt.
LYONS PURE CaTAWaA OHIO RRAN
INV, ,Or Mettc M nurplsns; car hN procured At BRAD
HFORn'S STEPHENS, 3fd ana Market Streets.