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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
BY DAVID OVER.
THE sgAEDEX's PRAYER.


She rose from l,er delicious sleep
And put away her soit brown hair,
And in tore us low and deep
As lives first whisper, breathed PRAYER
Her snow white hands together pressed,
J, Her blue eyes sheltered in the lid,
Tie folded linen on her breast,
Jus; swelling with the charms it hid.
And from Der long and flowing dress,
Escaped sare and snswy foot,
Whoze steps upon the earth didspress
Like a new snowflake, white and mute;
Aud then from slumbeFs soft and warm,
Like a yoang spirit fresh fion heaven,
She bowed that light and matchless form
And hunlbEy prayed 10 be forgiven.
Oh, God if soals unsoiled as these
Need d.iiy nc7ey from thy throne;
II she upeu her Bonded knees,
Oar holiest and purest one;
She with face 50 clear and bright,
We deem her some stray Child OF light;
If she With those SOFT eyes in tears,
Day after day in her young years,
Must kneel and pray for grace from Thee,
What far, far deeper need have we!
How hardly. Il she win not Heaven,
VIII our Wild errns De forgiven
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
WELLEE,s CHOICE.

W hen Willie wins and weds a wife,
wonder who the bride viii be
For any maiden might be proud
0f sueh noule lal as he.
Now Willie is eur village priles
The f ,wer of all our country youth;
He's turned the heads Of twenty girls,
Though tAey are easy turned, in truth!
Ellis father lives on yonder farm;
The country people call him ..sqpire:''
hey say TO sare his son from barn.
Th3t ne would pass through food or IRE
The good Squire hints Of days 10 come;
And looks as wise as wise can be!
Wien VIII shaA bring his maiden bome
But ao ore knows MS choice but me-
Nay, DO not l'rown SO. stately Maud;
Fur We viii cal you 8. Princess" still;
Though Wiliis calmly passed YOU b.,
I'm sure you wish his br de no IL
Withhold yorr anger, pretty Madge,
Stlil pog. your lips, and curl your hair,
The simple nI4iH tiiat Willie loves
Is not one haif-oae half 50 Esir
Shes ouly Ioysly in las eyes
ludce,I She wants 30 ether praise
Her only wealth is in his love
Iier pleasure follows il his WAYS.
/ eahnot blame oaA3riacess Maud
or Madgs, the rosg little eli
R1at marvel that they tried their best
l strive 20 please the lad myself.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17
Hops verses Goatees.

A iclnale Hoesicr thus indignantly hur,s bach
iI,e fi.licule Of hoops by the masculine Lipeds
We copy from Tie Franklin Republican;
aR EDifoR-The great mania Of the times
seems tp b,., who can say the most sifsg thing.
about ..hVols," just As il it WIS any body
business about them. save those wh0 choose (.
wear them. Scarce .. paper come TO hand that
l.@s not something about s.Hoopiana'' in it,
wlittca ty some llainless edit ,r, or some ont
of his less 2 tied correspondents To :les,
snai ling lipeds / win reply under the mes
suitable eoguumcn Of which can employ, viz
W0OLLY -JIMAIES.
Talk not TO Us about CUR ho0Ts,
Or Of our skirts, nor what OF loops;
Wen wear just what we please,
fFur every lady now doth need,
Protection from the woolly breed,
II she regards her ease.
tWasseyer earth more cursed with trash,
Than you who grow the vile mustachef
And with no sparing hand,
Deal out to US in endless rhyme,
That wearing .,hoops'i is all cri me,
But this we understand.
There's some Of you look quite feline,
While Others look somewhat canine,
ADd some seem both combined
Just as it seems to suit the taste,
s0f would be MEN, in hottest haste,
If they bat had a mind.
Then too, in this progressive age.
4 woolly face is all the rage,
A filthy face to mask
Which makes one look 50 very prim,
Like every other woOlIyjim,
But here just LET me ask,
Is there place about your head,
In which to put your daily bread
If so, ws eie is the place
For declare, no one can see
Where such place can failiy be,
About your vooily face.
And If you have, it is in use,
And filed with vie tobacco juice;
An ready for a squirt,
Upon some hdy' 's fancy dress,
Or in the face Of tovelinese,
What don't fall on your shirt.
To smoke and chew and raise crop
or rAG-EsD WOOL and act the fop,
With time and money spent,
just fills your cup Of UsEFtLSEss;
While too you are OF tilthiness,
A walking monument.
And as you walk the streets about,
Like some great awkward, lazy, loat,
With long nine to puff,
rou think yourself most wondrous wise,
And like the TOAD quite large in size,
But hold, I've said enough
Frabklin, Ind HooPIAsA
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DEArH.-- When lhe vel of death has
been dssWu between Us and the objects OF
our regsra, how quick sighted We become
to their merits, and how bitterly 10 va then
remember words, or even locks Of nlskiaG-
ness, which may have escaped N our inter.
course With theuA? How careful should sush
thoughts render Us ia tho fnlflrnsnl of
those Offices &c an affection which marx JET
De in eur power 70 perform; for whg caa
iell how soen the osemen: may arrive slss,
repentance cannot ks follwed by repa' sar.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

GTho uncertain uau IS as wave o.
tbe sea, forever tossed to ard fro.
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Let US remember, that perchanee, hefose
the close of this session, SONS o0e may be-
called upon to perform the same sad Offices
for US. May We, like the departed, BE- rot
ssafraid to die
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-17

Senate viii wear the customary badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Rssoived, That the members of the Senate
will attend the funeral Of Mr.. Penrose in a
body.
Resotued, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be transmitted by the Speaker
to the family Of the deceased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nSs. Fgrsu FALL Day Goops.

rRICf WATKINS. No iss Main street, are re-
eiyng their large ard elegant stock Of French Eng.
lssh and American DRY GOODS, among which are
the following:
FOR LADIES.
Elegant Side Striped SIX ROBES; BayaterN Striues
SILKS new and beautiful plain black GRO Ols
buINES; new sts 10 French Printed MOUSEIINES
yery rich Satin Striped Cashmere Do Moose. 8 !,
Shaded ami Figured MERtNoS aud CASHMEREs
Side Striped lie Lsiue ROBES; Satin stripcl pop.
LlNS: bright Challie PLAIDS; Satin Strip,d Al.
c,s,ne; Niadere MohArs; Sack fLANNEI,S, Persian
ps LaineS; rich English PRINTS; Illusion Canes
Yalpnciennes Collars and Sleevesc peoue and Creme
Collars and Sleeves; HOSIERY; Belts Steel Exten.
sion SKIRTS; Hoped do. in great variety; Irish
LINENS; Biesehed and Brown COTToNS, &c, &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Superior black sud colored CLOTHS and CASSI-
MRRES: rich SILK, Velvet and Plush vESTINGS :
s., stie striped French CASSIMERES, TwREDS,
SATIN ErS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS.
!. HOSE, HDkFS., &c.
FOR SERVANTS.
white and colored putfie and Mscinaw BIAN.
KITS; best Sleeps Grey Satinets; VIRGINIA
FULLED CLOTHS. Maryland Plaid Linscys stout
and bright colGss; blue pLAlDS; striped oZNk
RUR6S, &c. &c, al Of which have been purchassd
ou the bes, terms aud will be sold at the vssr LOW
NJ PRICES.
We shall be continually receiving additions ia our
stolk which viii DO very extensive aud will en-.
brace Of the lost superb Goods imported into
this country. PRICE, & WATKINS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Cosis
s1-Country Merchants are invited 10 exa.nine our
stRk 4-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
SALE OF VALUA-

By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER AT
AUCTION.-ln pursuance Of DEGREES Of the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield country pronounced the i4tb
day Of May, 1851, In the Of W. w. Days hxr W
in named will offer for sale. at public auctior n,,
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th Of 0ctober 81.
commencing at II o'clock. ~ 20 valuable Lots wi n
improvements on some Of them. situated In the txn
Lot No 63, fronting 1872 feet on Porter street. with
large handsome brick dwelling thereon. and all me-
csssary out houses.
Lot No 253. fronting 65 feet on Hull street with
frame building thereon.
Lot No. 10 fronting 80 feet on Perry street. with
frame building thereon.
Lot IN STEWARDS tenement fronting IA feet on
cambridge street. with frame building thereon
Lot No. "a, fronting i34 feet on Porter street
Lot No leo, fronting 1872 feet on McDunough st.
I 10. 10 -, 49, fronting ,32 feet on do do
Lot 20. ioL, fronting l32 feet on do 40
Lot No l36, fronting 1872 feet GU Perry street
Lot 70 !. fronting on railroad l32 feet.
Lot No 2, fronting on Decatur street l32 feet
Lot No. 10, fronting on railroad I32 feet.
Lot No l6, fronting or Decatur street I52 feet
Lot no. y, fronting on Decatur street I32 feet
Lot NO. ., fronting on Harrison street Is5 fact
Also, one acre of land adjoining the town Of Man
chester. beautifully located for building purpos
Also. an improved Lot located on Hull and -
The possession OF Thomas Ill. Jones'.
Also, valuable improved Lot located on Perry
and - streets, fronting on the former ST. - feet
u Deng hs acre oil land, now in the possession OF
The above property. except the two pieces last
mentioned Is the real estate of which the late w. W.
to meet the claims of creditors.
TERMs-One-fourth in cash; the balance at 4, and
u months, the purchaser executing his negotiable
notes or bonds with good endorser or security for
the deferred payments, including interest from date
E .ss15ry i "a. ,commr,.
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R.cAUTHoRN.
By Richard Cauthern.
4 UCTIoN SALES FOR LADIES

4 UCTION SALES FOR L ADIE s.
$4,000 worth Of DRY GOODS now offered for
fUBLiC SALE at rs Main street, Richmond, Va,
two doors below Purcell I4add's old stand
LARGE INVOICE OF GOODS has been coz
signed to me from New York. which will ell st the
above mentioned place. commencing this (SATUR-
DAf) night, Sept. 9Th, at ia o'clock and continue
from day TO day until completed.
The stock consists In part ef-
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Jeans, &c.
Stels and Brocha and Canton Grape ShAwh
Brocha Scarfs Colored DE Lame Shswls
Plaids, Parramattas De Beige. "a French Caicos.
&c &c
Irish Linens, White and Brown Table Cloths
Dinner Napkins Tow-lDg, &c.
Wooden Blankets and Flannels
Embroidered Collars, Undersleeyes and Hdkh.
ALSO-S4, "a and 10 Pepperelis sheetng. o.
most superior quality, with Gloves, Mtts. Six and
Linen Handkerchiefs. Silk Mantlias, Parnsols, La
dies and Gents Hosiery, Suspenders, &c. An aseort.
COVERS.
To housekeepers and country merchants this 10
hrsttate Opportunity; and "a the Goods are now.
sund and perfect, will be put mp In lots suit puf-
chasers, and sold without reserve, to the highest
bidder trust bnt little time viii be needed 70
vert them into cash.
TERMS Cash Sales at 10 A. NJ. and "a p. n. for
ladies, aud IL p. NJ, for gentlemen.
T attention of the ladies In respectfully called 70
the stock of Brocha, Silk and Stella SHAWLS.
se SIT X. CAUTHuRN, Auct.
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CTRO-THERAPEUTIC INsTI

L'LEC lhO-I 1EhAIEUIlC n > i L
t7RsT pTE D SF6Tb s q ky R4ffES
tQR THE CURE OF ALL .NERTOrS A4L1-
PIES 4 " 6HR0NLG DdSEASES GENERAL,
I'4TIENTS-DR. GEKSH0M HUFF, formerly of
the city of New York and late of the city OF Licking
ton KY. to the Medical Faculty OF which cities he
offers full reference. having devoted himself to the
important speciality Of Therapeutics will at
his Institute direct his attention usual to the
ana Chronic Rheumatism, ST. vitus Dance, Nervous
Affections of the Head Stomach, Spleen and Liver,
Blindness from Paralysis of the optic nerve canaan
rsis) Deafness from Paralysis ofthe auditory nerve
(nerye Of hearng:l Weakness or Swelling of the
points VASCULAR Contractons and all diseases incl
'nt TO females, by his peculiar mode OF EMPLOYING
ELECTRICITY.
EsAsmany have attempted to employ this subtle
gent IN the cure of diseases without the least
paratye success, DR.. HUFF would beg leave 70 say
that his system cannot be initiated without much Ex
PERIENCg IA ITs APPLICATION.
DR.. J. LEE JONES, Licentiate of the Royal Col
iege of Physicians of London, whose success in the
treatment and of diseases of the Generatiye Or
and Chronic Diseases in that metropolis is we'll
known, il engaged in this Institute.
Mrs. Watson, late Madame Bourgeois, Matron of
the Institute whose long acquaintance with the pro
tclEiOn aided by nconSiderabe experience in the
Diagnosis and Prognosi5 of Disease and Therapeu-
tics generally Cher father and husband having been
IhyeiCans and she their assistant will perhaps be
considered sufficient guarantee that her depart
ment will be suitably filled.
In many local diseases, remedial agents trans
fused into the affected part by the electric process
Glandular Tumors Goitre enlargement of the Ton
I'll GLANDS, &c, successfully treated without the
knife.
The Chemical and improved Fumegating Baths OF
the late Dr. Gales, of Paris, France, administered
at this institution. They have very salatary infiu-
ence over those of a scrofulous nature judicious
administration of these baths without any other
medal agent have cured Dropsy in its most fearful
FORM Chils aud Feyers Scorbutis Affections and
other chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered to ladies once a week by
the Matron of the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment of the Electro-The-
rlpeutc Institute, requested to apply for copy
Of which will De mailed free to
their address. Attending physicians:
GERSII0N HUPF, Nj. D.
j, LEE JONES, NJ ID.
BfJ- Reception hours from o'clock A. NJ till 5 p. NJ
S-dlm
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By Goddin s. Apperson.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL
ING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRAN
LIN. BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREET., FOR SALE At AUCTI0N.--We shall
sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day
OF September, 1851, at Al o'clock z. NJ If fair, IL not.
the next fair day, the valuable Residence formerly
occupied by Joseph Mayo, Esq, located as above.
alley 20 feet wide. The premises in good repair
and ample for the accommodation Of large lam
n.y. The location of the property Is among tho best
liz the city.
TERMS: one-ffth cash; balance at 4. g Il and 10
months for negotiate notes. interest added. secured
by trust deed.
su2l GODDIN APPERsON. Aucts
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nGs JOHN T. REGNauIT

UFHNI.ctEhEK And PAPkR HANGER
On'the eve OF his eparture North. would take this
method Of returning his thanks to his friends and
the public for the Kind patronage bestowed on him.
aud respctu!ly sgcits their avers 70 his faIl sup
fSuS BORDERS CURTAIN GOODS, and every ar
fcle usually fa,sn1 in similar establishments His
stock will be complete and full by 10th September
next Of the richest and best Goods to be found.
Stsre 1872 Main Stfes;. an 2s-lH
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FALL RACES.
"a FALL RACES, 1857.

.9As& FALL RACES, 1867.
saSA&sAGEx> The RACES over the War
renton IN. CO. CourH VIII
-----. commence on TUESDAY
22d day OF september, 1851, and continue a days.
lST DAY-A Sweepstake for years old, mile heatA
SioJ entrance, play or pay. Four entries already
made Close the 18th August, 1857.
IND RACE-A Sweepstake for years old, ont Of
mares that never produced a winner; 800 entrance
play or pay, mile beats. Two entries already made
70 close on the 18th August, 1887.
End DAYS RACE-A Club Purse of $780, two mile
heats.
BIRD DAYS RACE-Proprietor's Purse. $500, two
mile heats
irH DAYS RACE-A Club Purse Of $500, three
nile heats
Teste, NJ. L. HAWKINS. Proprietof.
z. j. TURsBuLL. Secretary. jy It'd
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1857. FALL AND WINTER STOCK 1867.
OF SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING.
d. GOODMAN has now open at his
large clothing ware-rooms, No. ll9, Main street
Richmond, Va, the largest aud most complete stock
Of fall and winter ready made Clothing that he has
ever had the pleasure of offering to his old patrons
and the public generally, embracing all new styles
OF over Coats, new pattern Shawls and Travelling
Blankets, Dress and Frock Goats, Business do Vests
and Pants and Furnishing Goods ttri-weekly addi-
tions till February From his very great facilities
i'll manufacturing, his liberal patrons and the public
generally will find all articles in his line, from finest
to lowest grades of the best make and ut very low
cash prices. An examination is solicited Reineni-
Der place and No, lle. Main street.
j. ID. GOODMAN.
FAMILY BLEACHED COTTONS-We
Invite the attention of the ladies and buyers gen.
erslly to a very large assortment Bleached Sheet
ings Shirtings, Drllings, Pillow Case Cottous. at
much less than usual prices; they range from 81
10 the best made. These goods will be exhibited to-
lay in the rear part of our store.
C. A. GWATKIN,
0Dnpaita Exchange Rank
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EEFRBsH LRECHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECiIES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70. Can De found at an hours OF the day, at the Han
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on sth street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. c. HoBSON.
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riaIissDzY:
By Richard C authors.

WILL be sold, ARMY store. thi. fwpn
NEsDAY) morning. eommencin. A. IN 49,.
10y ~ tuInItnrr, consisting IN parr =
sieads, Chairs, Cooking Stoves Kitchen Wsrsl -.
bles, Feather Beds. show Csses, Washssand- ~
UhQCERTEs-yDUi lbs Hams and Shoulder n
bbls Herrings, Soap. Salt, Vinegar, Peppsr fsa.
space. Brandy, Store Fixtures, &C.; large Iroe
ches,s. Vessel Rigging. &c. -
SEQ RCAGTH0HN
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PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists.

WO0DFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FO X
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
Tie proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware Of
its virtues for several years. having frequently made
afflicted. He had no idea of Offering it to the public
this form. until he was urged to do 40, By many
who had been cured by its use. He now, with great
confidence offers to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not general panacea for all the ills flesh ID heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale. 80
Manufactured and geld by G: WOODPIN, 18th
street, Church HILL price 81 per BOTTLE or bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs APPERsoS; L. j.
pIcor; J. W. POLLARD 18th street; and Dr. sNELISds,
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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etspBURNErr's CocoAINR.-For pre-

E.aye BURNETT's CocoAINR.-For pre-
sewing and beautifying the hair, and rendering it
dark and glossy. The C1oodine holds, in liquid
form large proportion of deodorized Cocoanut OIL
prepared expressly for this purpose No other COM
pound Possesses the peculiar properties which 50 ex
actIy suit the various conditions Of the human hair.
the irrtsted scalp skint affords the richest ustre-
It remains longest la efect-and II is the best and
heapest hair dressing III the world.
Prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston. For
sale BY BENNETT. BEERS Il FISHER, Druggists.
Nc. l25 Mail street, Richmond, Va, at ~ cents for
hslflipt bottle. au H-lm
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s HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-H you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved sy e
! would advise you to call on H0BSON, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-eutrant 9
on llth street
N Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be haa at
all hours Single Baths y cents. tickets for 81.
up B-tf
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Bay" MILITARY IssrRucnoS.--At The
suggestion of many of the citizens of Rtcbmo,a :.
with the approval Of Ills Exeelency 1sov w., ena
may he seen annexed the undersigned nron,ss - -
form company Of youths, between the 80 ~ 20
s sns 70 Be n The manual the vaoa.
circumstances each piece has its nea,,i,a. wnst
learn the drill Of the soldier COMPANY aud hat,s,.o
and to have explained to them the ot,ees ans ~,
i Sr SVEN ms0smsn.:o learn the essential prneipies
ali Of which ara neid works and Of camp duties
az lLoin me moment Of taking the field
snS s INSTRUCTION 1t will be the care OF the under
bcaish a 10 s.ra an up the boys-giviag them
,s, , ~. MA good figures and manly bearing, nor
impressions be lost sight of 0'"0'' "'"f"
ne gays aud hours for this instruction shall be ar
saascd 50 as not to interfere with other school en-
mory. t,iI kpIrS nTNa ~ Wy AT
90, -, Captain Public Guard
-, III heartily approve Of this application aud COM
Hlenh capt. Dmmock, in all respects as worthy Of
patronage in the school of instruction he Processes
e has my unqualified approval of his plan provided
intersres IN no material degree with his duties as
Commander Of the Public Guard.
Richmond, August q. 1857" ga s@ts
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GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots 10 suit
" purchasers. Enquire at the Office of the Treas
urer or Superintendent of the Richmond and DAN
VILE Railroad Company. jy 22-d&cts
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81 1

s9@ SPECIAL NoTICE.-My customers
and friends will be able enter my Store from
Main street. Kelntmber the number.
Nm. IRA SMITH,
El ia Main st.
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nss.PHoroaRApHrSa.--This art is fast

takiag the place OF Lithographing. An extensive
glass factor IN this city has Just ordered 800 copies OF
diploma, TO be taken by photography the copy ing
ThArSfgv
We respectfully inform the public that we are pre-
pared 10 execute any style Of copying from Daguer-
reotypes Paintings. Engrsvings or Drawings In the
bet manner al the most reasonable rates Views
Of residences churches and places of busness taken
iu the most artistic manner.
SASXAY 4 CHALMERS
sew Phu;ographists las Main street
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By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.
CHINA. CROCKEKY AND GLASS.

~ WARE, AT AUCTI0N.-0n WEDNESDAY,
sh nst at 10 O'Clock. viii sell at our store. an In
voice of China, Crockery and Glasswore, embracing
canters, Casters Sugar and Butter Dish ., Lamps,
sc a large lot OF Granite Ware, viz Cups and
Saucers Plates Dishes and Pitchers; China Cups and
Saucers Walters, Clocks Looking alasses. Pictures.
&C, &c.
se Il. r. COOK A CO. Aucts.
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BATHS, BATHS! s!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at sill hours from
o'clock A NJ. TO 10 2. NJ. at the Hair Cutting, Shs
wing and Shampooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance ON llth street. Single baths q
cents, or tickets 81. myl
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THOMAS R. PRICE CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
an fl-AicMlIn q Main street
s.%RIcHxoNp MADE SrovRs-THs

Erg RICHMOND MADE STovRs.-THR
ApyASrAdEs IN PURCnAsISs RICHMOND MADE sroy As
They made Of the best material and extra heavy
50 ~ 20 stand tho Ill usage Of servants Broken
plates can be conveniently replaced at moderate
cost They warranted to operate to the satsfac-
tan If the purchaser They cost No more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroon at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied b the city dealers.
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly six years, and have acquired a high reputa-
ton for the quality Of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER.
PROOF.
For nearly six years have been supplying nay
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and have found them 10 give general satisfaction
both to quality and operation. The firm of Z. D.
ALB 4 Co. prepared to furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves.
CHAS. D. YALE.
hu I2-3m $50 Main street.