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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-07-07
....5... cLEARFIELD. PA. WEDNESDAY. JULY I, 1858

$50, Kate, Kate ~ she cried in the agony
OF her repentance, 81 am perfectly wretched :.
You don't know why, though you have come
very near guessing TWO or three times. Har-
ry and l.
Here convulsive sob interrupted her, and
the hand upon her head passed over her disor-
dered curls with gentle soothing motion.
sSHarry and p'-another sob-"quarrelled
two or three weeks ago. 1 was wilful and
rude, just it was natural for me to be, and
he got angry. don't think he is going to
forgive me, for he hasn't been here since.''
Sophie felt herself drawn in closer en-
brace, and was sure Kate pitied her.
ssI would not have owned it to any body if
it had not been just as it ISL she continued,
rubbing her little white hands into her eyes !;
fsbut l think [ love him almost as l do you
and father and mother.''
a kiss dropped on Sophie's glossy head, and
tighter was she held. She wondered that
Kate was so silent, but still kept her face hid
den in the vines.
ssHe asked me to be his wife, she contin-
ued, s'asked me as nobody else ever did-in
such manly way, that he made me feel as
though onght to have been the one to plead
instead of him. | could not bear.that; and
answered him as L should not. He thought
1t was because he was poor, and was rich !;
and all the time was thinking 1 would rather
live in a cottage with him, than in the grand
est palace in the world with any other man,
only was too proud to tell him so to bis face.
What can do 2 Tell me Kate, you are much
better than | am, and you never get into troub-
lie. l am sure l shall die if you don't" And
poor Sophie wept anew.
s'Look up, dear, and I'll tell you"
Sophie did look up, with start, and the
next moment, with little scream, leaped into
the arms-not of sister Kate, but of Harry
Ainslce
Sophie declares to this day, that she has
never forgiven either Of them. though she
has been Mrs. Ainslee nearly two years.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES IN THE FIELD.-The
Roman Catholic Archbishop has prosecuted
the proprietor of the Albany Statesman for the
statements made in letters from New York,
published in that paper, protesting 20 give the
details of secret organization among the
Catholics, of whicn the object was to be to
control tie political action of the country.
The Archbishorr was said to be at the head of
the orga%%.zation. In card he denied the e1-
istence of any such society, and branded the
whole story as totally false, far as he was
concerned. The correspondent of the States-
man repeated his statements, reasserted their
truth, and gave full details of the action al
legged to have been taken at the meetings of
of the Society. The Archbishop has now ia
ken steps which will compel the Statesman to
prove his allegations, or else to suffer the
penalty of having made them without any war
rant in truth. If they are true, they can un-
doubtedly be proved. The trial will excite
considerable public interest.-N. Y. Times.
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sarcophaeus. with bas-relief of Bacchic pro-
cessiou. remarkably fine. The government
has bought all for the Museum, and INTENDS
spending large sum in building Dasiiica
over the remains of the old one In honor Oh
St. Stephen.
But the most remarkable discovery is an old
Roman tomb, by far the finest have ever seen
in its preservation and perfection. 1t is about
eighteen feet square, and has been lined and
paved with white marble, some of which still
remains. The lofty ceiling is covered with
bas-reliefs in stucco, of charming grace and
spirit, representing various NEUROLOGICAL sub
iects, in square compartments, united by light
and elegant Arabesques. They are really oil
wonderful merit, and so perfectly preserved,
so fresh, that they seem as II done last year.
A massive marble doorway, beautifully cor
niced, gives entrance to this superb chamber,
in which We're found three sarcophagi, con-
tanning the bones of nine bodies; which bones
are left to lie exposed, because they are the
bones of pagans! These sarcophagi are OF
splendid workmanship, but unhapplly broken
by former barbarans. Present barbarians (sald
to be Inglesi and Americani,) have stolen two
skulls, and picked up everything not closely
watched Opposite to this chamber is anoth-
er, smaller and more modest in adornment,
and by the side of this descend two flight of
steps in perfect repair. Many vases of color
ed glass and two very handsome rings wero
found at the foot of these steps. This TOMB
is supposed to be about one hundred and six
ty of our era.
These stairways descend from the anciet Via
Latina, which has been excayated for some
distance, and is found with wide sidewalks OF
stone, (lava) similar to the sidewalks in Pom
peii. The narrow carriage way is deeply rut-
ted, which makes one think that the old no
mans had hard bumps to contend with.
Another tomb, with perfect stairway, has
been discovered. but ii is much more plain.
Foundations of billas, and bathes with leaden
pipes in great quantity have been exposed.
hear, to-day, that the government has ordered
the excavation of a mile and half of the old
Via Latina in this neighborhood. and much
interesting discovery is anticipated"
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JUICE EcHoLs, of Utah has delivered a
charge to Grand Jury in that Territory ',n
which he declared polygamy to be un' ,wfui
and the parties practising it liable to indict.
ment and punishment. The residents in
structions were not to int csr!ere with the rel-
gion OF Ihe Mormons. But on the very day
uov. cumming ie'.. FOR Salt Lake to endeavor
u. 10 aTrlse at ~. adjustment of the difficulties,
the Judge made his charge, and so excited the
oln''JnS as to place the life of the Governor
II Jeopardy. The Union, commenting on this
Charge, denies that ssGovernment have or may
exercise any rightfhl power over the subject.
The whole system of Mormon religion belongs
exclusively TO the people of Utah. If we may
look to them for the needful correction, we
NAV surely RELY upon the energy and moral
force of the American people to apply appro-
pirate remedies.'
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esHere, you little rascal, walk up here and
give an account of yourself-where have you
been ?'
s.After the giruls father.''
ssDid you ever know me to do so when
was boy 20
"No, sir but mother did,
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DONG UP CONSIDERABLE SLEEP.-ssAway out
in Missouri they live on the primitive sys-
tenn. People sleep as we'll as eat in companies,
and in many of the hotels there are from three
to dozen beds in each chamber. On cold
winters night, weary and foot-worn traveller
arrived at one of those caravanslries by the
roadside. After stepping into the bar-room
and taking the requisite number of ssjrinks, y
he invoked the attention of the accommoda-
ting landlady with this interrogatory
s'I say. ma'am have You got a considerable
number of beds il your house 20
eyes, answered she, esI reckon we have.''
ssHow many beds have you about this time
that amt noways engaged !''
"Well, we've one room up stairs with elev-
en- beds in it.''
sThat's just right,'' said the traveller. ssI'Il
take that room, and engage all the beds, if
you please.''
The landlady, not expecting any more COM
pany for the night and thinking that her guest
might wish to be alone, consented that he
should occupy the room. But no sooner had
the waytarer retired, than large party arrived
and demanded lodgings for the night. The
landIady told them she was very sorry, but all
her rooms were engaged; trne, there was one
room with eleven beds in it, and only one gen
tleman.
ave must go there, then-we must have
beds there,'' said the party.
The party accordingly proceeded to the
chamber with the beds, and raped; no an
swer was returned. They essayed to open the
door-it was locked. They shouted aloud,
but received no reply. AT last driven to des-
reration, they determined upon bursting open
the door. They had no sooner done so than
they discovered every bedstead empty, and
all the beds piled one upon another in the
centre OF the room, with the traveller sound
asleep on the top. They with some difficulty
aroused him, and demanded what in the world
he wanted with all those beds.
ssWhy look here, strangers" said he, 'I
amt had no sleep these eleven nights; SO
just hired eleven BEDS to getrested all at once,
and make up what l have lost. l calculated
to do up considerable mess of sleeping !;
I've hired all these beds and paid for 'em,
and hang me if don't have eleven nights
sleep out on 'em before morning."
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E8ladoll Sprilla EReafen.s..


Messrs. JAMES CONNER Co., the proprietors Of the Bla
don Springs, II choetaw county Alabama respectfully inform
Springs.
Steamers leave Mobile for Badon four times week and ey
cry Saturday evening.
The irtnes Of these waters have been fully tested many
years, and confidently recommended for the euTe OF
Govt Rheumatism, scrofua Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females Dropsy and General Debility.
The Badon especially all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates such
Complaint affections Of the Bowels Kidneys all diseases
arising from impure blood TA Alternative
storing the affected 10 their natural healthy functions
The prOpstors permitted to refer the following emit
nent physicians Of Mobile New Orleans hoare acquainted
with the waters and have seat patients them with unfaing
success:
Dr. J. O. Mott Mobile. Or. w. stone New Orleans
Dr. II. S, Levert Or. Weierstraudt
DrJ. r Barnes, =. DIR. Rushtcn, !.
DR. j. lie Fearn, :. Or. Lambert, !.
DrJ R. GoIf, Dr. Graham,
Frfther information can be obtained from Agents,
sYaE 4 PRovAN, DfugEista
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply Of the water
always be had in quantities to suit purchasers e7 2p2m
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Diseases or me TYtr0qt ana lungs

DIR. G. r. CRANE,
Whose suceetsu treatment IN Diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs BY inhalation Of Chemical Medical Va
por wen known be the only reliable philosophical
process Of etng cure in those extreme despsrass
which bid defiance the ordinary rues practice hal
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
thorough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases By
means Of yerenes' Electro Chemical Baths Galvanism and
Electro, Magnetism.
For the Of those afflicted with Diseases Of hs
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city
aultatiou s Of Questions has been prepared and viii
warded on application to Or. G.,
No. I46 81. JOSEPH sTREET NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc, forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular Patients
the country with the Institute
jalS 2pMoWeFf&W6m
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aE EsggKs MuRpER IN KkSs4ss-The Kansas
1ally Ledger saYa The evidence addueed On the
nars % We HFqseeutons g tar from exoneFatng Gen.
Asa1e fsom capahility, pisces him in position far
aFss thsn we Of rat supposed hIm to occupy 10 the
aiaE Haa whole Tenor of she testimony goes 10
sAeH taat tae henlieiaa Wss nat committed ii tile
Bees q passion andeF Pc impulse 81 the monient,
taas i WY Ae settled design of Lane 70 XIII Jen-
aims Aeaid by ever ttespasa upon tie property which
Ae Il 5an6A eIaifAed
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haa BnApaS ASn GgfAuA sParSGs. we would
ea e atEsneoa ef Chg large number Of our eit9ens
as aFa new Heaaing Their way 10 the two delight.
Ell sal9saeF resorts mentioned above, that the line
aisl ssnaeste leaves Mobile for both points On
Friday gaaing Passengers taking the mail boat
feaay ~ aefige q Bladon % Saturday morning.
sle geaRneite leaves Mobile every Tuesday and
Friday EVENING" az o'clock, and 70 increase tile
iaeilites Ter reaching Gallum and Bedan the steamer
sa9aaea lsaYes Mobile every Wednesday and satur-
asX evenings al o'eipeS Both lhesa boats afford
E1psEias accom- alodatioas,
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HgIN 81 txsig u BaIaar Lytton had
taes a9upplsasaHs experience while addressing tie
electors q HsglierdshiFe, recently. His vile ap-
peases aQasnlg la tile crowd. ard stated that she
AVG CONG according 70 . promise made by her, 10
aaallsas aas A#sAanai aad 70 expose har wrongs,
aleh ils sia IL had inflicted apaa her. Although
pes galea wss ngiy droWrad by the shouts 81 liz
Hoss F Aaasta ia1ilsd Rale, looked like man
atssesea paEalyiis sac ppnsdigappeated.
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Henry Eet8F,

GLIDER,
No. 10 CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order OLD
FRAMES RE-GILF. All kinds Of PLAIN and 0FNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. my1b 2ply
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FaAgRIcEDgs- On the 27th ult. a man named Far.
ringer, living near Noisto8n Pa, killed his brother
by striking him en- She back Of his head. BE vas
arrested
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1iepEhE LANGUAGES repgh, Spanish, German
as Eaglish ~ Taught practically hat IN three
months pnpa able To speak ana write e.hsr asntl
speg apartments and professors for aae bsaaeh Il
aaasa noaaAetrisl College 80 osaal street. New classes
ts.dAy
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aehTn Fs9M sDeongoaiA Alr Jacob Fox. 5es
aiding aeaF Aassai Ras died % do 2sth alt from
sssaRh5hi# s issass laat sRElass sas rad 40
ea e IAs iaAftsl nHtia symptoms Of she dread
niegSst 5as1s YES isN days previous 10
1's dsasa asfiass re represented Is have
beeaeppsAiae
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II. Career C0ssEp0n8's
P ATENT ROYED COTTON GINR
.9e9O SEa1UtlaQ sNE00al.

Meas sh0vtssg saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty-five years. has been at the head Of
profession in this city, would respectfully inform his
friends and that lie has opened New Establishment
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post.0fice,
Which, he them, will IN way be worthy Of eii
patronage From lis long experience in this city he aers
himself that lie thoroughly understands the requirements
the public viii bis best ehdeavor the approba
ton of all who favor him with their has made
arrangements with number Of the very best BARRIERS In the
Southwest customers may rest assured that they win be
with skill promptness and dispatch at all times and
at all hours.
N. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
m2s 2ptf Opposite the Post.ohiee.
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Lea q E9es.4etsas'
WORCEsTERsHIRE sAUOE.

The attention. Hotel Keepers Propreto Eating Houssa
Caterers for Clubs Messroos and Private Families, is
msned to trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce, This eondment by its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant palaabe and wholesome Sauce, app
cable to soup FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc. Is
ten5ivey used in allquerters Of the globe.
The imitatons both sides Of the Atlantic
speak onaly Its merits and HE fact that received ony
Medal awarded ts foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
aests the estimation in whiehlt held BY selected with
special efersnce to their ability judge Of the quality 81 s
lar articles Of table And heing the popular Sauce
the Market unpneipled parties Offering for sale spuout
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA &PERRfNs
only Proprietors ofthe Genuine Sauce.
stock always in store, AoordeF6 received for directshlp
mentf from England
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
Stafea Parrtnn
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aagsl9S GoEydlIsIb Pc official proceedings
d hasa sasas Il he Common C,oaneil, bad al 4lleir
sa Iaelsg evening l5st, will appear II the
D3a1la aaeat seeat onloFroN Faorning.
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@ 8fs Indebted q the geaEsmanlg clerk of
81 Blsiiagton fer iste Red river paper.
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QggoE TaA vArEss oar FRIEND James lEushaway,
lsls of taa wetkeown clothing house Of Alfred
@aEEae + soiiretnfnad hoaa day or two since
if9aiiA afiag Hip NORTH making the journey from
washington h NeN QFaana ID about four days aud 4
hAli hs tEs2aled q lbe Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central ana New Orleans aud Jackson
tsaigaads Wlen The Eatibhs connections are made.
aAa t1ipwilI ee easily performed III at least days
lass Time
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RensoUeeg
FROM Is TO II ROYAL STREET.

Rena0Ue6
FROM Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply OF CREME DE BoU2Y CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pnts continually hand which equal the
comes to this Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SEIER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, An
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HoCK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES,
BRANDIEs-sszersc of The vintage Of 1875 I7es and 1906
and oher brands WHISKY ofa piions-scoeh Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts
Also on baud, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be sold reasonable terms any
ether house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 gpfy No. IL Royal street.
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Reconciliation letters remain
Pest 1fiees Nill appear ii tomorrow mora
sats5 4s4ens
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a1alor Esannez and ID. nreuE.


We are Requested To publish tic following papers:
,f;, Eq,ss,,. nd j. ~ r,tji. s.., r5s ~. !,
Ivy yg.gsss Fra 5Jf.5. " II. s,. n.i,, y,, IN
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:, e y 100 R@NAEt'
~ t'ss .3e' y s4nsey nofolng, guy
5i " WI s9a1i ~ ss0 kue eai'eElst
.io 80 isE IS relates 70 myself beg leave to state that
R'ot'ssa = No.e 1oF MF' SAaSisa
s al , IN Z y Il T. 4 ,, ~
As WAS passin touc he Nail NJ " ,,,as = @
aud reo1esied se to nominate MI nrses ysne ssysny
Itbink eYery man il entitled q 4 ar,tgatg. ma sa3 -
without stopping onentsrine de room and naip pauirv
found that MI the members had asc7a5 10 s To- at IL
Ysyille Of MI peperre rthe-sfors II sauna
ties 10 MI Drenxi Mace hi. Il, ,o,a,ion bs is
could mot get single yotsnot even M, ovif had piac
bis name before tie cancas
was afterwards YsaIested NV Mr. nav ~ SIGN "a eslI I'm
! new caucus which Irost positively declined
Receiving notice that ne earrn o. baid N rridav
night attended hthe view 10 preypn ans sbane h the
previous nominations II. j, RANNEy.
Ney Orleans Jnly 4 Isss
&Jor hGaasgs fftpdts Note % Mr. Drss Of tie date
Jalt5Bb
ca.,,.. = nav ma. NEv oRInAss, July 5 1858,
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a ~ H. NJ - sii,.ae1 y. - 9a S@'u aa
-, W WV w lsliea ~ z
80 y w persona sa'ls'seon aae me-
rang enehts for leaving n quest Of health In
the meantime holding Won iinrv done me-
win take fhe Alter m, rett4r % make
the necessary demand. for sstisfaction
/ have tbe boror Il rsY,sin
Your most obedisnt servant
n 4 R'aSNEy
w. prsu1s card ~ tie ssh VI rsa,g 10 ~ Rara,,. il
una f,7f5 +
IL 800 Y seS,gtaes evening
~, ..s es = % me one paoiishsa py me m
Thts a. "a srllas 's''
o..ais 's 9osYe aalissoh q nls
oss T. p ], pence ksspng win the AoF1 a'e conduct
~ ~, ~ y 9''es tla puolts- n tle atat pace'
d , IN ~ ptoaisSA = Nose ~ he
a Z ~. = - sesehIiyi a9 eyoWs ana con
~ ..a.ts,.3 y ls wy Nshe ptVuseu NJ
,s - 10 49, a ns elsns 70 connect bis promise win
iy a. - " .i.u was emitted 70 anon
s3 s,f hit, ~ $50 iA's mss " " too"lhs eeF-
q sfs,ss ps,.a, -,
10 nominate MI CHARLES n D5e,,,t Teias
He promised it together in the passage q ts
y s a9a WI l. excuse tle nonulhilmeut Of his
- s'0'e'' iss y ADTsoN n4,i
The Msior saws he attended, m cau IL ri, 5s. !, i
view ia prevent any change m nreyio,. m
is false He was Al he cav nan on III, Fss 10
caacas was called to order a. stated in
nication he tlsstened out ii s,p6t M 81 %
city, he,
Like wounded snake ,raeg.5 Ill s,os 1,r .lon
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.REode1.n .K0t.nts0aes.
.Nsgro Chtldrese ia tie South.

The army E5f Is destructive Southern crops
than intestinal 70 Southern negro children, Thou.
sands swept or annually by eompsint which not only
directly fatal many cases It's mdes forms is the
variety deadly diseases Every planter there
fore emily from motives sgneres should keep on hand
supply Of
WrNER's CANADIAN yERaIFUGE,
which inevitably destroys these disgusting creatures and the
nucus in which they generated. family North
South should he without this safe speedy
remedy.
BE particular and remember the name Winer's Canadian
Yermifuge.n This the only article that be depended
Remember this.
Sold in New orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
Sole PEoprietors,
jy5 2p6t&itW 81 and l5l Charities street
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!. WRIGHT Z CO.,
soaatIsss.sl EMY1ssttere aE9aret.ooalae

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and IT'S Canal street Neso Orleans.
Has instreceyed from the mandatory, beaptfalsock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEAps, an sd
ditlon to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsing EVERYTHING in hs line VI kusnesz Parties
wishing anything in his line m It 10 their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
jy5 2p6tkItW III and l7s Canal street.
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-Ladias auction at 10 O'Clock, this morning, At
iss Camp street, ses advertisements
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CIRCULAR sTEAM SAW MILLS.

AT, gg1S I ISas gAT5 u,
o. q. BIER q CO.,
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturer Of
THE Patent 1mdestr wctible Water Pipes,
r BU4 D = 4 S,
TIN, COPPER, link AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper I'm zinc and shest Iron work done in AZ
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead Iron Pipes all sizes, Shower Baths
Bath Tubs WashhaHd Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron siks Pumps both
Lift aud Force various patterns Pumps etc. VI0TQRIA
GRECIAN and DRAB TASHsTANDS, suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms.
we hsTe constantly on hand aage and well selected ssso
BRASS METALS. COOKS, etc.
Such 81 Bbb Cocks STOP Upright and Bracket Cocks Of sd
sizes Washstand, Sink, Butlers shampoonng Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer and CsteYn Cocks Ill sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds; Brass Hose Plain Coup
lngs and Hose Pines from x to nehes and GIL Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be the best article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter and Aazoa Cook Stoves all
sizes to cook for families Of from persons sizes
that will cook fer six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUNE with solid India Rubber
Balls for valves-Three sizes, Nos and prices $40 S
and SOTO raise water from 9 to 81 et psrpendeul, and
oree the same from SOTO ITO feet clear the Rozze with only
enc man at the brake They fat superior 70 any ohsr Pump
yet invented.
NoSAeaN eAoffS ElNH fsAltA4rs OF ht eAtsai fateEn4
and prices, always hand either wholesale retail Also
PaFor Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats,, Hotels Of Plantations supplied.
deFsselieited from tho country
O. G. BIER co.,
Oh II No. % Camp street, New Briealss
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DENTIsg
Eg-oFFTGE and RESIDENCE
1S6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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James a.. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
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