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"1Hf"O' " iItttLfo ~ 4" 11' t"S
Editor Of the ssMedical Sethoscopp,'' Sc,
Dr. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma Laryn gifts, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs, by Mpdicated Inhalation lately used iE
the Bromton Hospital, London. The great point in
the treatment OF all human ma ladies' is 10 get at he
direct manner. All medicines are estimated by
their action upon the organ requiring relief This
is The important fact upon which inhalation i has
ed. llthe stomach is diseased take medicines
directly into the stomach. II the lungs dseas-
ed, breathe nhale moderated vapoFs directly into
the lungs. Medicines are the antldotes TO disease
and should be applied TO the very OF the disease
Inhalation the application of this principle to the
treatment OF the lungs, for it gives direct
10 those intricate cells and tubes which lie out Of
reach of every other means of administering medl-
tact ith the disease, without the disadvantage Of
any violent action. It's application is simple,
that it be employed by the youngest infant or
feebest invalid. Ii does not derange the stomach,
comfort OF business of the patient
C5rHEE DISEASES TREATED.-ln relation 10 the fol-
lowing Diseases either when complicated with Lnng
affections existing alone, also invite consuta-
tion. ! usually find them promptly curnbte.
Papapus and all other forms OF female complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
Palpitation and all other forms OF Heart Diseases,
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases
of the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, &c. DC.
III diseases of the eye and ear. Neuralgia, Epi-
lepsy, aud all forms OF nervous disease.
5. ID. HAROMAN, NJ. ID.
No caarge for consultation.
June 1853.
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TIE MORN 0NS RETREATlNG!!
Fresh
- - G@ 81 " - IT
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

uSt received
AT SHOEMAKERS' COLONADE STORE.
THE undersigned having just returned from the cas-
tern cities, are now opening splendid assortment
of Spring and Summer goods, consisting in part Of
Black and FaDcy SilEs, Nous. DeIans, plain and
hgt red Alpaccas, Lawns Calicoes, Challies, Deba-
ges, etc, etc.
BLACK and FANCY CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Summer Coatiogs Tweeds, Jeans,
Linen, and general assortment of boys wear.
A large assortment of Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Carpet Sacks, Cotton and Carpet
Chain, Muslins, Flannels, Yestings, Hand
kerchiets, Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, Green
and Black Teas, Queensware, Hard
ware, Buckets, Tubs, Brooms Look
ing Glasses, Umbrellas,
and every thing that is sgenerally kept in coun-
Try stores-all which they will sell cheap.
All kinds OF country produce taken il ex-
change for goods.
To punctnal customers credit Of SIX months
Will be gwen.
]. & }. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Ap1 49, 1858.
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Col. Sleploe's Fight WITH The indians.

San FEANcISco, Junr ,. 1888.
The steamer Panama arrived this morning
from the north, and brings the following inrIl-
gencc concerning the reported battle between
Col SteIiuc and the Indians. The Olympia
Pioneer and Democrat of May 2S says just
as we are getting oUr paper ready for press, an
express arrived from Col. Steptoe, in the Sim
coe Valley, with dispatches form Lieut.. Col.
Casey ana letters 10 his EeceIlency, Gov. Nc
Mulan, informing them OF the defeat, on the
10th inst, at the FIRST crossing OF the Snake
river, about thirty miles above IFS junction with
the Columbia OF the command OF Colonel
Septoe.
The command consisted OF five companies, or
four hundred men. The Indians are reported
to have been iftr@si hundred strong, and com
posed OF the Snake, Polouse and other tribes
The action resulted in three officers and fifty
men killed. Two ofthe officers killed are Capt.
Wynders and Lieut.. Gazdrn. The indians
took two howilzerS which belonged to the COM
mand and all but sixty pack animals.
IN TACT 50 complete has been the rout that the
officer in command was compelled TO fall back
with the utmost precipitation. The Battle took
place while the regulars were in the acl of
crossing the river Col. Strpioe had proceeded
them, or proceed TO hosilites If necessary
The object Of his visit was probably of similar
character with that of Major Halter, which
resulted in a like unfortunate manner Major
Ha.er proceeded there with one hundred and
four men, aud in the peaceable manner of the
emigrants in 1854. He returned without the
murdrrrrs, buI with twenty-five fhis command
killed and wounded on lltteIS.
u 10, Id I., q, tbo a
general outbreak among the savageS in the north
and il is quite probable that they have been in
cited, or are now urged on by Mormon emissa-
rics. General Clarke has ordered reinforce
mrnts to proceed at once 10 the Columbia river,
10 scene OF hostiIities. The Sloop-ot-war St.
Marys, now lying al Mare Island Navy Yard,
has received orders also 10 sail for Puget Sonnd,
10 cooperate with the land forces. She will
be ready in few days 10 start.
Fourth Of Juiy.-The coming Anniversary
Of American Independence will be celebrated
IN Bedford, by the Bedford Rihemen, on Satur-
day the 81 day of July.
The Declaration OF Inpepcndance will be
cad by r. d. BARCLAY, Esq, and an oIation
will be delivered by JouN H. FILLER, Esa.
The dinner will be served by Col Hafcr, Of
the Bedford HOTEL
The citizens OF Bedford, and vicinity, are re-
sPecluly invited 10 be present and participate
with us 10 the festivities OF the occasion.
J. w. LINDERMAN.
HENRY BRIDAHAM,
JACOB SMITH,
Committee
June o., 1853.
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Bazn's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creasns
sc. Just received and for sale at DR.. Harry's
Drug Store.
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ATTRACTION!
New and Cheap
Clothing Enporium,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Bedford. and surrounding country that he
has opened ont in Bedford the old and well known
stand, known The
RISING SUM-"
an extensive Clothing Establishment. where he will
always be found with large aud well selected stock
OF gentlemen, and boys clothing. From his long ex-
perlence i'll the business, he atters himself that he
cannot be surpassed, either in his facilities for pur
chasing clothing at low figure, or oil selling them
over than any other store within $50 miles of this
place.
Not wishing TO enumerate the many different arti
cles oi clothing on hand he would merely state that
IN part, hrs stock consists of coats ranging from IS
cents, TO SIS, pants from 50 cents, to $40, vests
from 37a cts, TO So Also, Shirts collars, cravats,
trunks, carpet sacks, &C.. &c.
All persons wishing TO purchase clothing or any
thing else IN my line, will never regret OF calling
at Leopolds No J., cheap clothing Emporium, where
you can get cheap and mnheard of bargains-Come
one come all.
May II, 1885. a. LEOPOLD.
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Ekeep ID Before the People!

Acefb ID BScfOs'c sEse People!
The largest assortment Of d. Rodney King &
Cos Philadelphia Trade,
Ladirs. Misses, and Children's fine boots. shoes.
CATERS, English buskinS, ties and slippers, TO
be found in Bedford, especiniIy ad0pfed for re-
faiiing, being made IN the most substantial man
ner, and warranted 10 Gt-5ought direct from
the manufacturer for net CASH, and sold at a
small advance by
OSTER, MANSPEAKER & CARH.
New Store, No | E, Cheap Side
Bedford, May IS. 1928.
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r5See advertisement of DR.. Saniord's
Liver Invigorator, in another column.
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Cultivation

Peckbam's New York FIYE-HOED STEEL POINT
EXPANDING CULTIVAT0R-Roge Pittsbnrs
patent STEEL TOOTH EXPANDING CULTlVA-
TOR, for working corn, seeding in grain, flaming
Mills, Horse Rakes, Lever Cutting Boxes, Harrows,
Whee ebarTows, made TO order. All the above arti-
cles constantly on hand, and sold reasonable
terms.
Repairing Of all kinds of Machines, whether
made here elsewhere, done the shortest notice
Castings for all my Machines and Ploughs
made al the Foundry Of Mr.. Michael Bannan, in
Bedford, and will compare with any made in the
State for strength and durability. BLACKSMITH
ING done 10 order. All my work warranted to give
satisfaction.
From past experience of twenty years iii the
Machine business, feel confident that ] give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with
call. Call and examine my work before yeu pur
rhase elsewhere, as | am determined to please ALL
Horses, grain of all kinds, lumber and iron, viii
be taken in exchange for work
PETER II. SHlRES,
Bedford MAY 81 1S5S-Gm. Maehinist.
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SUMMER COATS,
NNar with Ens@Easad.

Na3s' EsEfIa HEEaoEt9saH.
TIE repeated IHSuFS offered TO the American
flag hy British cruisers have caused very Just
irritation on this side of the water, and should
''AncIent John" not cave in we should not be
surprised if II led 10 hostile manifestations
Meanwhile Osfer, ,nanspegker & Cora, success
sors Of RaPp s Osfer, are receiving an aidi
tional supply Of NEW GOODS, Which they
will continue to sell CHEAPER than ever, in
their new and handsomely fitted up room re-
Gently occupied by Rnpp & Osttr.
New Store, No. ] Cheap Side.
Bedford, MAY 2S, 1893.
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Woodberry, June IL, 1888.
SHOfNBNDlNYGG! -

~ SHGfNENDlNG! -
Es)i-~sSSss= AViNG commenced the SS;sssssp
business of Shoemendiug, door east OF Mr..
Brce's Hotel, Bedford, Pa, am prepared 10 do all
manner OF work in this line OF business at the short
est notice. and in the most substantial manner, on
more reasonable rates than usual, Mtg ihiivpsH-
,abfc. Give call, Try my work and Judge for
Yourselves.
June II, ,'59. ]. Z. BAKER.
NOTICE.
GEO. 3. ANIIGK, surviving partner Of th"
late firm Of Geo. B. Amick x Bro, notifies all
persons Interested. that the Books OF SAID firm are
his hands for settlement, aud that circumstances
demand immediate closing up Of the business Of
said firm. Persons indebted, or having settlements
TO make, therefore requested 20 call the sub
scrber without delay.
TIE subscriber will Contlnur the Mercantile
Business at the GOLD STAND where he will be
happy meet his friends and customers at all times
He VIII receive in a very short time a supply
of Sea>onahle-soods, which he is determined to sell
on the most reasonable terms.
81, Ciarsvi!le, June II, IS, GEO. B. AAilCK.
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NEW AND HANDSOME STORE.

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NEW AND HANDSOME STORE;
IN ANDERsoN's Row,
where large and attractive assortment of beautiful
Spring and summer, Goods are opening which will be
sold cheaper than eSfrofered before in this place.
The Stock consists in part of
Organdie Lawns, White & Printed Bril-
liants, Robes de Shaun, Barage de
Lanes Robes a QuIIla, LaveIlas
ChalIles, PLAN s Figured
Swiss, Latest Style
Lawn Robes for
81 SO.
Mohair Mixture for lSa per yard.
De Laines of all descriptions from ctsio
% per yard.
Lawns of various styles for 6 cts pre- yard.
An extensive assortment of beautiful prints
ranging from 4 els 10 l24 per yard
MUSLTNS OF ALL PRICES AND
QUALITIES.
A large assortment Of Ladies s Misses, gloves,
s hosiery from the low figure Of cts up.
Pure linen hdklIs. for 5 cts and full and
complete assortment of ladies dress goods geneF-
ally.
A large and wei selected assortment of cloths,
cassimeres and vestings. Consisting in part OF
Black French & English Cloths.
Blue DO do do.
Olive do do do.
Black Cashmere.
Black Doe Skin.
Fancy French & American Cassimefes.
VESTINGS.
Grenadines Plain & Figured
Radzemire do do.
VelveS do do.
And a great variety oi Nurseries vesings.
Fancy silk & Lawn Neck Ties from g. TO 62J
A complete assortment Of Ladies Misses boots,
shoes CATERS, also large stock of mems boots
shoes.
MY ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES CAN'T
BE BEAT.
Brown Sugar for 6. cts per pound.
Do do First rate
Do do Extra ss 10
White Sugars 125, n, 4 IS,
First Rate Rio Coffee, l9a per pound
Extra do do Is
No 1 lava do Is
Best N. o. Molasses I2a quart,
Good Syrup do l25
Extra do do 1ss
GOOD CORN BROOMS FOR DIME,
All of which Will be sold cheaper than the cheap-
est. Don't forget TO call at RUPP'S NEW STORE in
ANDERSON'S ROW, door east Of Cessna and
x. Shnnnon's office, and opposite the Gazette Office
G. w. RUPP.
April so, 1858.
Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams
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TO INVALIDS.
DR.. HiRDN / n,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
Physician for Diseases Of the LUNGS,
auihoy Of shelters to hoolids ;"

FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE CINCINNATI
MARINE HOSPITAL, ANp lNYALIDS RETREAT,
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The Dianer, to be given on Saturday, next,
BY Coz HAFER, of the Bedford Hotel, will be a
splendid affair and we advise all our friends who
are fond OF good eating 10 procure a ticket.
We do no. mean, however, that the ticket is
,he "good eating" but that Col. Hafer's "eat-
ine" is ssthe ticket"
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DenH Of distinguished fhitadeiphians.-
Hon. R. T. Conrad, known universally as the
author Of s'Jack Cade," and Hon j. r. Tyson,
formerly member Of Congress from Philadelphia,
both died, on Sunday last, the former at hls
home in West Philadelphia and the latter at
his county residence in Montgomery county.
The Philadelphia .4rgns thus speaks of tie
distinguished head
Judge Conrad was about fifty years Of are.
Somr Of his literary productions wste of a high
order of fexcelence and gave him an enviable
reputation. As politician he was unsuccess-
iul, although he filled at one time the important
office Of Mayor OF the city, and subsequently
that OF Judge OF the Court of Common Plea.
Mr.. Tyson was somewhat older than Judge
Conrad he died the ffty-fflh year OF his age,
universally respected and beloved for his manly
integrity, general henevoence, and warm devo-
ton 10 the interests and prosperity OF this great
Commonwealth. He has occupied a proud
position in the public estimation, both as a
member ofthe State Legislature and that of
Representative in Congress He leaves an
nnsuIlied reputation, and his death will be
universally deplored.
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Tie National Foundyy.-T Committee on
Military Affairs OF the House of Representatives,
have referred to the Hon. c. J. FAULKNER, of
Virginia, the leading and working man OF that
Committee, all memorials and other papers rela-
ting 10 the establishment of National Fonn-
dry, with view TO full and elaborate report
upon The same to the next session Of Congress.
This is a subject OF vast importance and requires
a critical aud careful examination, which il will
undoubtedly receive. Our own county is deep
ly Interested in this matter and we hope that
OUT claims " III be brought to the attention OF
Mr.. Faulkner without delay. Shall we have a
meeting on the SUBJECT
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GOOD CORN BROOMS FOR DIME,
All of which Will be sold cheaper than the cheap-
est Don't forget to call at RUPP'S NEW STORE in
ANDERSON'S ROW, one door east Of Cessna and
X Shnnnon's office, and opposite the Gazette Office.
G. w. RUPP.
April so, 1858.
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June llth, 1875.
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M A REIED

On Wednesday morning lp>t in tho Presbyte-
r!n Church in Abingdon, by Rev. Jas. MeChain
Mr.. Isaiah r. ELEls. Ut Amherst Co., Va and
Miss ELIZA JANr,edest daughter the Rev. Hen
~ Smith, Of Abingdon.
On the 18th inst, hy Rev. Z. Shiekel. Mr.. JONI
W. tnERRinoMEs of Rockingham Co, and Miss
MARY s. RAIDER ST Buctourt.
In Lexington. W.. on tho Oath Of November,
1858. 10y the Rev, j. Wheeler. Mr.. SAMUEL ii.
McCrLLocu. 10 Miss M,GGlr X ,uLr. daughter of
Matthew 5. kahle, Esq. all IF Lexington.
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South American AfiAira,

Ne" ioRK. Nov. 29.--Imporant South Amer
lean news has been received per the steamer ILL
nois.
II Is stated that n new contract has been made,
by the Ch,lian Government, with the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company, to carry the mails for
five years.
The Equadorian Minister had received his pass
port, and retired from Peru
Castclla has been declared President. and C,p-
gr"Ss has passed II law authorizing him to release
1900 men, TO supply funds for war /; organize n
National Guard and declare war against Ecuador,
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcr.-At a meeting of the
Teachers ofSt. Paul's Sunday School, held in the
Lecture Room Of St. Paul's Church, on Sunday
morning. the 2Sth inst, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in his
wisdom, To remove from number our highly
esteemed fellow teacher, Henry A. Christian.
Be it therefore Resolred. That whilst we bow
with becoming submission to this affecting decree
of an all-wise Providence. we keenly feel the loss
we have sustained in being deprived Of one whose
amiable disposition and many good qualities. as
friend, had won the heartfelt esteem of all who
knew him.
Resolved, That this School has been deprived Of
one of its most jealous supporters.
Resolved, That we tender to his bereaved family
and to his numerous friends and relatives, our
most heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be
furnished the afflicted family Of the deceased. and
that the Lynchburg papers be requested to publish
the same. In behalf of the meeting.
JNO. nj. MILLER. o,,..
A. N. MONTGOMERY, '0""''ee'
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Markets

New YORK. Nov 29.-Flour heavy: Southern
unchanged. Wheat one to two cents lower :
Southern Red 81 20. Corn heavy: Mixed 75A cts.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 29.-Flour steady. hut no
sales. Wheat steady; Red 81 Il to % White
81 81 to Is. Corn unchanged and large rc.
GENTS
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DEATH OF THE Hon. Henry BEDrNGER.-Tho
Hon. Henry Bedinger. ex-Minister to Denmark
died very suddenly at his residence in Shepherds
town Va, on Thursday morning lie returned
home from Europe, few weeks ago, in good health
rendered him by his fellow citizens without regard
to party. Mr.. Bednger was formerly member
Of Congress, and distinguished for the ability and
energy he brought to the discharge of all his pub
lie duties.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MENs' PRAYER ADMINISTRATORS are
regular meetings for prayer, ut the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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e SEADoARp AND ROANOKE RAiLRoAp.---The Nor
folk Argus hears it rauured that tho interest OF
.hat city in the Seab,.,rd and Roanoke railr'ad
has been sold TO the Baltimore Steam Packet Conn
pany. ut fifty cent, on the dollar.
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ks~ex eoaa.y. V.rsiaia.. Thsy @srs returning "
tho VESSEL hnatirvm shore, with Capt Brewer.
when the b1nt capsizcd. The captain was rescued.
but tie twn scauien drowned, after clnging to the
boat several hours
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D,srRIcr CorRr.-This body which is composed
of Judge Daniel, of the Court Of Appeals aud
District Judges Baker, Nash, Gilmer and Mar
shall met yesterday, and aftor organizing adjourn-
ed till this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tho Europa.

HALIFAX, NOV. o0.-The Steamer Europa was
''gnalied to-day. Ia Liverpool Markets Cotton
Improved nne-eighth during the week. Bread
stuiis very dull. Flour dull. but prices .,eady.-
Wheat dull and quiet. Corn very dull at last
quotations. consols 9Sl.
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PoRK-We have heard of several small sales of
Pork in this place at $3.50 per 100 lbs. But few
of our citizens believe, have bought at this price,
believing las is the fact,) the figure too high. Any
one therefore, who may have good article Of
Pork for sale and arc willing to dispose of it at IL
more reasonable price, will find ready market TO:
the same in Wythevillc. - HytheriNe Times.
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MAyoR's CouRr neutrality-suspicious.. slave, belong
ing To the estate of Mrs Shackelford, was arrested
on the street Sunday night, charged with drunk
cnness and disorderlya conduct-was ordered 20
lashes.
Henry, slave belonging to James Wright, ar
rested for being out after hours, without PASS
Vas ordered 10 lashes.
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DRowNED.-The schr. Margaret Mabel lost
Henry Heayes and Thomas Rawson, two Of her
crew. on the 10th instant, of Russsll's Rocks, in
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TO Advertisers.


he Lynchburg Virginia.. now half a century
.d, has acquired . position second in influence To
but few, if any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
iishei South-wsst of the Metropolis. To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood-it is penetrating every part of TINT cN-
tensive region, which, by the completion Of
great lines Of intercosamunica,ion. has become
tributary to this city. As IN advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequaled advantages to all
our business men who desire b increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith. is now one
Of the most extensive In the State, having been
provided during the las. year with all the facilities
requisite 70 execute any manner Of work, from n
large poster TO the most delicate wedding card
-'rhe proprietor has disposition to puff the es-
tablishmeat into notice, nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for ITSELF and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronagc full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
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SHOCKING SUICIDE Yesterday, about IL o'clock
Mr.. Thomas Higbec, employed in the Gosport
Navy Yard as craftsman, being under the inilu
ence Of mania potu, went to his lodgings Mt Mr..
B. Pamers in Portsmouth, took his musket The
was member of the Old Dominion Guards placed
the muzxle to his side and springing the trigger dis
charged the contents into his heart. instantly put
ting an end to his existence. We learn that be
man of fine parts, and most skillful brakeman
hut unfortunately slave to the demon of intenl-
perance Norfolk Arpts.
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nUR assortment Is now complete Having aAAsd many
house keeping goods A. ck prepared
To accommodate Aliin want OF nOuAE-kEEPlN0 00ODs,
Table and Floor OIL Cloths on Shades Oil Coniss weodsa
Willow Ware and Wire YesdeF, Brace and Draas.
ed Irons and Steel shovss and TssOs sansags
Cutters. Shear. Scla~orp Ar.
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single 0uss, Annnak
ton Carriage Buggy Tr,mmnes Carprners, NIL WnghtS,
Backsmhs and Coopers Too Farming ami 0asdsnng IN
peens Circular aud all other Sawa n,luding Pruning ~
Butcher. Sawa Coil Rope. &c, &c.
We would call special attention TO our scek Of RIFLES.
stance. W. also the rg-nts for LEATHER HELTIN0.
&c &C. prices uniform and d. selected with
the hest quality We respectfully nvks An sxa-
natnn by purchasers.
2sdts COLH0UNB WILLS.