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Gettys' Photographic GaIIery.

'E1cH.4NGE BUTLDING,' BEDFORD, Pr
"HERE Ambrotyres, Dagnerreotypes, &c.
~ &C., are executed in the latest STYLES
and improvements of the Art. A full assorts
ment OF plain and fancy cases, gold and plated
Lockets at very low prices.
The public are respectfully invited to catl
and examine his specimens.
T. r. GETTYS, JR.
May %, 1857.
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IMPORTANT TO WILL OWNER

WOODWARD'S Improved Smut and Screen
w ing Machines, Mill Bushes, Boiling Cloths
and Bran busters, of the most improved plan;
Mill Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders, Patent
Bridges for Mill Spindles, Portable Mills,
warranted to grind ten bushels per hour, Mill
Irons and Mill Burrs made to order Also,
Stover's Patent Corn Kiln and Grain Dryer
valuable invention. The above articles are
kept constantly on hand, and can be obtained
at any time, from S. d. BROAD.
Schellsburg, Bedford County, who is also
gent for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining
ounties.
Mill wright work done at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms.
February Is, 1856.
McCoRMICK'S Reaper and Mower for sale
Vu by S. d. BROAD
at Schellsburg, Pa, agent for Blair and Bedford
ountles. February Is, 1856.
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HARDWARE STORE

Inc subscriber would announce to his old
enis and the public in general. thai he has
enoyed his HARDWARE STORE 10 the new
uilding second door west of the Bedford Ho-
tei, where he has just received and opened an
extensive assortment of Hardware, EN- hracinr
almost every article in that line Of business.
His stock of SADDLERY is of the bss, quality
and was selected with great care. lie would
respectfully invite all In want of articles in the
Hardware line, to give him call, satisfied thas
be can please all who do so.
May %, 1856.
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BEDFORD HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

THE subscriberespectfully beg gsleave 10 an
l. nounce to his old friends and the pu blic
generally that he has leased and taken possess
sion ofthe Bedford Hotel lately in the occu-
pancy of Col. Adam Barnhart 1t is not his
designto make many professions an to what he
willdo, but he pledges his word @at his most
energetic efforts will be employed to render
comfortable allwho give hi "a Gail. The house
will be handsomely itte' up, and none but
careful land attentive servants will be engaged. /.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as well
as those attending Court, and the travelling
community generally, are respectfully invited
to give him cailand Judge for themselves.
Gy- The stages all now stop atthis hotel.
Boarder staken by tie week, month or year
onfavorable terms.
~ Ample and c,lnfortable stahling isat-
tached to thishote', which will alway be at
ended by careful ostler. Also, a safe and
cenvenien &c arriage ouse.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. zz
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STEk.AX HoHS
~ A stray Horse was taken up tresspassinr on
the premises of the subscriber, living in Sonth
Woodoery Township, on the 5th inst. Tie il
bay horse. with two white feet behind. a little
white on his nose-supposed TO be about 10
or IL years old. The owner is requested 10
c ,me forward, prove property, paw charges and
take MN away: GEORGE SHARP.
South Woodberry Tp., June II, 1857.
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soantry Physicians, can have their orders
ohiled, with the very best articles, at city
prices az Dr. Harry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt
st. Bedford, Penn'a.
Oct. 81, 1856. DR.B.F. HARRY
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"ALL and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. r. r
w Harry is our agent for this necessary
article. By calling at his store. our patrons
will see samples -four papers. We have made
our spring seiections with much care, and think
We cannot fail to please
SHRYOCK K SMITH.
N.,7,o ,o.7 Chana6ersbarg,
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
Drug, Paint and Glass
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.

MnuLfiSALE WAREHOUSE,
CORNER OF TENTH AND MARKEf SrREErs,
Office in Second Story,
PHILADELPHIA.
"E invite attention to our enlarged stock
Wv OF Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
selected expressly for our sales, and compris-
ing one Of the finest assortments in the United
States, which we offer at low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
We MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead, (best,)
kensngton Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow White Lead,
,,VieIe Montague" French Zinc, (best,)
Pure Snow White American Zinc,
Philadelphia Snow White Zinc,
Siiver's Plastic Fire and Weather-proo
Paints,
Chrome Greens, Yellows, and colors gener-
ally.
AGENTS FOR.
Porter's superior Alkaline Window Glass,
Genuine French Plate Glass, (warrauted,)
The New Jersey Zinc Company's products,
Tiiden and Nephew's N. Y. Varnishes,
Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead,
Hampden Permanent Greens,
rure OHIO Catawba Brandy, &c, &c.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Plate Glass,
French ard English Cylinder Glass,
Ooiored and Engraved Window Glass,
Daguerreotype Glass,
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky Lights,
Drugs, Chemicals, Pcrfumery, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally,
Painters Tools of all descriptions,
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calcined and Land Plaster,
Paper Makers Clay, Satin White, &C., &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS e. CO.,
Store, n. w. cor. of Tenth and Market S.s.,
Factory Junction York Avenue, Crown and
Callowhil Sts., PanApELpBtA.
April 10, lS57-3m.
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Pazins Fancy Soap-shaving Cream. Just re-
Dceived from the chg, by DIR. Harry
D oussePsnnrivallcd premium Shaving Cream,
ID at Dr. Harry's.
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Plasterlng Laths q
TINE UNDERsIGyED hayine :

THE UNDERSIGNED having erec..a
IL Millfor saving PLAsrERIso LATHs on h;s
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county. Is NOW
ready to furnish any quantity on the shortest
notice. Price 81 so per thousand, 3 Fl. Ion.
Otherlengths in proportion.
Letters addressed to me at ST. Clairsyil,e i,
be promptly attended to.
WIN. GRIFFITH
Union Tp., Feb. I6,lS54. xz
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q. general assortment of New Style Of Spring
Goods, comprising Ladies Dress Goods. a:
part, Ducal, Crocoyella, Challi, Fancy and
Plain De Lame, Brilliants, Lawns and Cali
Goes, ETC., etc.
Gentlemen and Boys wear, Cassimeres, Cas-.
sinetts, Canton Cloth, Shepherd Checks, Cot
tonades, etc, ct,.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnats, woolen and
nag Carpets, floCi Oil Cloth, Syrup Molasses
White and Brown Sugars, Green and Blac;
Teas, Groceries all kinds, Queensware
Tubs, Puckets, Bro oms, ETC., Hardware, Sho.
vels, FORKS, Hoes, X niyes and Forks, Spoons
etc., and all articles usually kept In Stores.
All kinds of produce taken in exceange.
The undersigned win sell cheap for cash O.
produce, and hopes by fair dealing to receiv,
his usual share of patronage
G. w. RUPP.
Bedford, April 10, 1857.
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THE Books and Accounts of the subscriber
J. have been left in the hands of JOHN ALsIP
for collection. A persons knowing them
selves indebted to him wi please and
settle i'm m ediatey ,sand save costs.
MOSES STINE.
April "a, 1871
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TO BUILDERS.

n thc subscriberis fully prepared tot urpish ana
quantity or quality ofBuildng Lumber any
Plastering Laths. Orders directed to 81. Glars
yill, Bedford County, will be promptly attended
to, by giving q reasonable notice,
Dec. 30, 1854.
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Hides Wanted.

ENARMERS, Butchers, and all interested.
a will please notice that JOHN CLARK 4
SoN, in Schehsburg, are paying cash for hides
So cents per pound for the green weight,
dry weight in proportion.
March 81, IS57-tf
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WANTEn

TWO Journeymen Tailors will he employed
by the subscriber, if application be made i'm
notwithstanding Employment and good
wages will be given. C. LOYEP
Bedford, Dec. II, 1856.
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SHOE, Glassware, and VARIETY
~HQD H E~
o.
ADAM FERGUSON

III AS just opened, next d " to Minnick,s.
IL on Julians Street, ls :se assortment of
Shoes and Boots, of every kird, size and des-
criPtion. Also an extcnsi "a assortment of
GLASSWARE, including cake stands. preserys
dishes, cake baskets, hall lamps, tumblers .larp,
beer glasses, window glass, card receivers. terra
Gotta. &c. Also silver cake baskets. and vas
riety of other articles in that line. He hae
also on band the best kind oftobdcco and cigars
cheese and crackers, carpet bags, Misses satch-
els, Gentlemen's canes. shotguns, Gentlemen,
and Ladies' gloves, of all kinds. Hosiery OF
all descriptions, and variety of other articles.
not necessary to- mention.
Having bought his shoes and glassware. in
larger quantities, than is usual for country Mer-
chants, he can sell st reduced prices.
Dec. l9,1856.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
missioner's office, in Bedford, until the
both of May inst, for the erection of a new
bridge over Dunnings Geek, near its mouth,
in Bedford Township. The bridge is to be an
uncovered one. The plan may be seen at the
Commissioners Office. The bridge is to be
placed on the old abutments, which will, how
ever, need to be repaired.
By order of Commissioners.
II. NICoDEMUS, Clerk.
May Is, 1857.
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RUNAWAY,

ON the 5th day of May, 1857, from the sub.
" scriber, ADoLPHUs IcKEs, boy between
Is or l6 years of age, bound to the Farming
business, who left my premises without any
just cause. / hereby give notice that no per-
son shall harbor or trust him on my account
as / will pay no debts of his contracting.
SAMUEL SHAFER.
Union Township, May Is, 1857.
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NTOTICE TO DELINQUENT COL

IH LECTORS.-Notice is hereby given
to all delinquent collectors in Bedford csnnty,
up TO the year 1856 inclusive, that if they paw
up balances standing in their duplicates by Nav
Court 1857, they will be allowed s per cent on
the amount SO paid in, over and above the S
per cent already allowed by law. BY order of
the Commissioners. Fl. NICODENUS
Jan. l6, 1857. Clark
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THE undersigned respectfully requests al
those indebted to him in any manner to make
payment Immediately.
Oct. 8. 1856. GEO. W. BLYMIRE.
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Journeyman Blacksmith Wanted.

TNHE highest wages. and constant employ
Il ment, will be given, for a good Journey
man Blacksmith, By the subscriber, living at
Chariesville, Bedford County, Pa, if applca-
cation be made Immediately.
CHARLES PENCIL.
March 81, lS57.-e'
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n dministrator's Notice.

administrators Notice.
LETTERS testamentary having been granted
to the subscriber, on the Estate of Jacob Kag-
arice, late of Monroe Township, decd, all per
sons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make payment immediately, and those having
claims, will present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement
JACOB B. KAGARICE, Admir-,
Residing in South Woodbury. Tp.
May 90, 1857.
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NEW FIRM.

Harness, Trunks. win,
oThe undersigned would repectfully annor,,o
to the Public that they have formed na,tns,
ship, and are now fully prepared to rnanuf,c,n,.
all kinds of work in their line of Lu,ins,. ~
the best materials, and npon the shortest
tice.
EN0D Whips, Wholesale or retail Oh.
M = III at the old stand on Pitt Street
SIMON LING,
j. A. HENDERSON,
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New JeEeIry.

1NHE subscriber has opened out new and
i splendid assortment of all kinds Of the
most fashionable Jewelry-c consisting in nart o
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, &c. &c
Call and see his stock.
dcl4 DANIEL BORDER.
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NEW MACKERIL..

BEsT quality Mackerel--for sals for Cash or
Produce. Shad and Herring will soon be re-
ceived.
a. b. CR.AMER & co.
Nay l, 1857.
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COMMUNICATIONS Crooks, Mix
- Crooks of all sizes; Butter Dishes, from
one to one aud half gallon Pitchers, all of
which are Of best quality, for sale by
A. FERGUSON.
Bedford, Jan. l6, 1856.
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A Great Arrival Of
SPRING Goona

THE undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern Cities with large stock of Spring
Goods; and is now exhibiting at
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FROM MEXICO

NEw ORLEANS, Dec, 25.-By the arrival at
this port of the steamer Tennessee, the PicaYune
is in receipt of intelligence from Vera Cruz, to
other portions of the republic. The news is Of
the highest Importance.
The Constitution of the country had been
overthrown, the Federal Congress and Supreme
Court had been broken up aud dispersed, and
CoiDmonfort declared absolute dictator, with
power to call an extraordinary Congress. The
whole capitol was in arms, and three municipalS
including yern Cruz, had given in their proiApt
adhesion to the new order Of things.
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FROM

ST. LnrIs, Dec, 2s.-EansnS advice of the
22d, to the Republican, state that the C%0nstitu-
ton with slavery was carried by a lnrgc MAORI
ty. The rcturas are megre. Pro-Elvary vote
at Shawnee TG6, Alathe 200, Lexington about
the sane, aud reported that a large body ofm n
had gone to LecUmpton to. seize the Senitoral
arms.
Alcttcr dated Lawrence 21st inst, says, Lane
has gone to fort Scott with the avowed intention
to destroy that places and exterminate pro-slavcry
settlers on the Shawnee reservation aud carry
war into Missouri.
Dcnvers has assumed the Governorship Of
the Territory and issued an address, in which
he exhOrts the citizens to appeal to the ballot
box for u settlement of difficulties and makes
copious extracts from the Presidents instructions
as indicative of the policy he designs to pur:ue;
he also states that Calhoun has invited himself
and the presiding officers of both houses of the
Legislature, to be present at the counting of
the returns of the election on the 2lst- Moth
ing authentic from fort Scott.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29
FROM ~wAsuINGTON.

Dec. 2S.-Thc War Department to-day, re-
ccived official dispatches from the head quarters
of the army in Utah, dated Blacks fork, three
miles below The mouth Of Ilamsford, Nov. 9th.
Col. johnson states that Col. Smith with his
command and the numerous trains guarded by
it, reached there on the 3rd of November. The
march was slow and tedious, averaging eleven
miles a day, although the roads were excellent
and weather fine, it was not possible to make
more rapid progress on account OF the broken
down condition of the draft animals. The
trains, including settlers and merchants destined
to Salt Lake, which he could not allow to so on
occupied in as close order as they could be made
to travel, a space fom five 10 six miles. No
molestation whatever was attempted 10y the
Mornions, which may be attributed to tue pres
enCe of Cavalry and the judiciary disposition
and vigilance of Col. Smith.
On the 9th of Nov. Col. johnson waste
march on fort Bridges and dislodge any-furce
he might find there and await the approach of
Col. Cook, when us the approach of winter was
too near to- attempt the. passage of the Wnsach
and Range mountains, with any probability Of
success; he would seize upon the district NEIL
toned in his letter from the South Pass, and
occupy it until an advance shall be practicable.
The communication from Brigham Young to
Col. Alexander, and Elder Taylor to Capt. Mar
cy, and the orders of Dwells, commander of the
Mormons, which johnson %encloses aud the acts
of the Legislative Assembly oil tue last session,
show, he says, a matured and settled design on
the part of the Mornons, to hold and occupy the
Territory, independent of any authority of the
U. S, to occupy as they do an attitude of open
rebellion and open defiance to the government,
connected with numerous overt acts OF treason.
johnson has ordered, that whenever they arc
met with arms, they treat them as enemies
johnson reiterutes the necessity for prompt and
vigorous action, OF the United States must
submit 10 the usurpation and their trcach-
erous conduct, the result of which is a
settled determination not to acknowledge The
authority of the United States nor any other
outside their church. A supply for subsistence
must be forwarded early in the spring, it should
reach the army by the first of June. Should a
long time elapse without hearing from him
johnson says it must be attributable only to the
difficulty of sending expresses across the noun
Itains during the winter months.
The officers md men are in fine health and
animated with an ardent desire to discharge
their duties faithfully.
In a postscript johnson says the army has
made one days march since the 9TH. On the
18th were awaiting the arrivals of trains delayed
the day before by a storm. Our trains, he adds,
occupy in as close order as they can travel, the
road from IS to II miles, therefore the rear
cannot move until late in the day. /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

4 Trang"Aar DiDicutty.- Yesterday, Mr..
Baiseh aud Mrs. Baisch, keepers of a lager bier
saloon, on Union street, and Nicholas Garden,
were mmOned before AID. Wright, and the
following was developed and acted upon as
hereinafter stated, according to the second sec
ton in such cases. made and provided. On the
night before Christmas Nicholas went into
Raich's 10 get some lager and To get sublime
Instead OF getting either lager or sublimity he
gotintO a fight with Baisch, and while the two
were wrangling Mrs. u. came in and pulled
Nicholas hair. Nicholas was fined $500 for
striking Baisch, and Mrs. Baisch was fined s.
for tugginga at Nicholas hair, and SO the affair
was settled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

Tie Reqth1.-Thc night before last a change
cam. over the state of the weather. The rain
came down, "solemly, silently, sullenly Slow
and then formed into slcct upon the pavements.
THE wicked saaHd on slippery places We are
taught, and it occurred to us upon the night
aforesaid that this community must be astonish-
ingly righteous, for there was certainly a great
tunbling down of coporosity. The rain con-
tinued throughout yesterday, the streets were
muddy, %crinolino retired within doors, the at
~mosphere was damp and insalubrious, the sky
was lcaden ard all things had a cheerless look.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

Wadaing Risg.-The fourth finger was Origi-
nally chosen for wearing the wedding, for the
reason that it is not only used less than either
Of the rest, but is moro capable of preserving a
ring from bruises-having this one quality pc
Culiar to itself, that it cannot be extended but
in compuny with some other finger, whereas the
others may be singly stretched out to their full
length and straightneSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

It Is a Fact, and one fuil of meaning, that
persons residing 10 Texas, California aud o:ncr
remote places, wncre DR., Todd's Liver pills a. 6
not Tor safe 10y dealers, will seed iheit orders
still for these pills, prcferriog 10 ipcne ,ne ex-
pcmse of securing 4 good reliable article, ra,her
than use tue Cheap aud worthless pills with
which Inc market is flooded.
Those who once use these pills according to
direction, will never use any other pills, how
ever cheap they may be sold, Address your
orders to I. Ii. Logan & Co, Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

"Tas Rtkish Little C5at.."-rhe new fan
glcl little coats arc becoming much in vOge.-
An exchange has seen one of them On the
plump bust of a fashionable female, and de-
seribes it as a little broadcloath novelty, a sort
of comprOmise between a frock cont and jOsey,
with the buttons behind and Fancy little peck
els in the sides. The thug must have an en-
~eeedingIy rakish look aud is by no means us Oh
jectionable as the Bloomer imitation of the
pants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

nm. Hi6eyuian Friends, AgGin.-0n Sunday
EVENING an Irishman and his wife, residing not
far from our Office, had a LITTLE domestic "Rare
NJ" (which by the way is no rare thing lately
and the better half fancying herself an abused
vomou. left his bed and board, vOwing "nivcr
+, inter the durc agin." She repaired tie a Sta
ii. on the premises and stretched herself upon
a Lille of straw for the night The husbands
anger cooled down after the elapse Of an hour or
so, and he set out to persuade his wife to come
back. lie employed all his native e%lOquence to
that end: he acknowledged himself to be in the
fault, and promised to treat her with more kind
moss, .Think Of the childer," said he, of
"Ths brisat May moi ming, long ago,
When Grst you we're my brides"
but It was no use. She had the ''pouts," and
did nothing but cry. Then the husband lost
his patience. His anger got the better of his
tender feelings and picked the form of his weep
Ing wife up in his arms and marched into the
house, and the way she kicked and scratched
was a caution to Benedict's. The door was clos
cd, the curtain drapped, and we coull hear
the quarrel going on inside "lOuder, f%ercer,
deadlier than before"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29

Tie Theatre closed last evening to a larger
AID more brilliant audience than has attended
the place during the present season. The
play was well received, and The acting frequent
ly a1plauded. We are sorry to part with the
C Company SO soon, as we are satisfied that under
more favorable auspices their deseryings would
en- sure them success for a much longer season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-29
HATS AND GAPS,

NJ VLIt1
IA + hEVe this Gay received a very large lol or Mems,
w YOUTHS and Boys PuiI and winser Caps, which were
purchased since the advent Of tie present money crisis and
were bought for cEsh, consequently we're purchased ct ur-
usually low rates, ard we Will sell them from 90 TO ~ peg
cent lower than they wei ever offered in this CITY. We
can offer good clOsh caps at from 2Hcen;s gp0 upwards, acu
plush caps from 25. Therefore al persOuS In war; o; :
good fall or winter cap. and wishes 10 save money these
hard times, are requested 10 call ct
Oc3I 5. ID. HARPER & SONS Cheap Store.