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THE GAME or BRAG.

The Abo!itiOnists are trying their old worn
out trick Of claiming the certain election Of all
their candidates. The result of last FaIl's el4c-
ton ought to have taught them that Democrats
are not to be frightened by their bIuliing, nor
deceived by their blowing. They then claimed
the election Of their candidate for State Senator
by 1900 majority and 10 he was beaten by
upwards of 200! They also claimed the sue
cess Of their whole county ticket, but didn't
succeed in electing single candidate on it
Whenever they brag in this style, Just ask them
whether they heard any thing "drap'' last
Fall?
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LiNDS FOR SALE.

TWO choice lots Of ground, situate on main
street, in the Borough Of schelsburg, Bedford coun.
ty, adjoining the residence Of John Smith. Fso
having an excellent q 3. DWELLING HOUSE
STABLE, &c, .:il1 thereon erected.
ALSO hree tracts of fine
lime stone land, we'll set with timber, c6htainin,
one hundred acres in each tract situate in Morri,
son Cove, South Woodberry township, Bedford Co..
adjoining lands Of John K. Tecier and others.
ALSO-Two tracts OF timber land, situate IN
ib" Saltwater District, Minnesota, containing res
pectiveLy 60 and 20 acres
ALSO-0netract Of white pine timber land.
coatainng SOC acres situate OF the line of the
Pit'-hu'g and CounelisvIle Rail Road in AlIeebey~,
township, Somerset county, eighteen miles west of
Cumberland, having thereon erected large p,yel.
Ing House, large Bank Barn, Saw-mill, &c
ALSC-A number Of tracts Of timber lands
iu Bedford and Fulton counties.
Also Several tracts Of iron ore and coal
lands in Bedford county on the line of the Hunting.
don and Broad Top Railroad.
Terms easy. Apply 10
w. P. SCHELL,
Bedford, July 9, I85S.-6w.
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LANE. TIE MURDERER.

Our readers are well aware that this greatest
OF unhung scoundrels, committed a deliberate
murder short time ago, by shooting dead his
neighbor and friend, Gans Jenkins. There is
not the shadow of doubt, that Lane IS guilty
OF murder No sane man who is acquainted
with the facts connected with the shooting OF
Jenkins, would pronounce him otherwise. The
shooting was not done in sell-defence. There
was not sufficient provocatIon in the conduct OF
Jenkins TO Justify Lane in firing at him. Look
at the facts of the case. Jenkins had forcIby
entered an enclosure which Lane had erected
about well claimed by both parties, and was
about TO draw some water from the well, when
Lane came forth from his house, armed with a
shotgun which he Immediately presented at
the breast of Jenkins, telling him at the same
time to quit the well, or he would shoot him.
Jenkins had merely time TO reply 10 him, ''No !!
you won't jim" when Lane pulled the trigger
and shot him dead. Does this show that there
was any necessity for self-defence on the part
of Lane? Does II show that he was in immi-
nent peril of his life? No It proves that Lane
committed a deliberate, coId-booded, brutal
murder. And yet this blood-spotted wretch
has found tribunal partial enough 10 bis red
handed wickedness, to acqut him A Penn
sylvania jury would have hung him as high as
Haman, but Court of Abolition Judges in Kan
saS pronounce him gultIess and set hun free
that he may steep his murderous hands in the
Llaa4AfaiheF Victims. These AhalliaR Ilt6F
and dared not find him guilty lest Kansas would
not "beed" any more. His existence is indis-
pensabIe to the AboItionists and without his
aid they would not have the ghost of a hope
for 1860. He is the Lane by which they ex-
pect the "Woolly Horse sooner or later, will
travel 10 the White House. For this reason
they preserve him as 'Ihe apple Of their eye
For this reason he can perpetrate with impuni-
nifty, as mauy murders as bis cowardly ferociy
may lead him 10 commit.
From this acquital OF Lane, can be drawn
an idea Of what Abolition justice is IN Kansas.
Lane himself, as will be seen by the report of
his trial, acknowledged his Judges TO be 'Froe
State" men. The Leavenworth Herald speak
on this point, as follows
'We had calculated on the event, knowing
that his position would protect him. Any one
perusing The evidence in the case cannot fail to
see that Lane was guilty of murder, and yet he
IS allowed to 80 free. Had he been some poor
individual ofIess aspiring pretensions, it is doubt
lu whether he would have escaped the ven
geance OF Judge Lynch, but being the great jim
Lane, the punishment which he well merits is
wardcd of. We had an idea that Lane would
never be punished, but we were not prepared
ior this summary manner Of his discharce.u
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LIST or LETTERS.

REMAINING ia the Post office, at Bedford ,
Penn'a., July Ist, 1888. III Persons call
ing Tor letters in this list VIII be particular TO
say they are advertised
Aistadt John X, Borrlby s. c., Beard Daniel. Ben
net Artemas, Bowman John, BorlaB Patrick. Suck
Ter Calhoun, Bowman William c., Beaver Daniel.
Crawford f. J., Carver Mary, Carson Daniel, Don
nelly Alex, ESQ ?, Eaitass William, Major, Fuck
George, Griffith Jesse, Geraty John, Giles H. NJ,
Giles +. c. Mrs, GraybiTl John, Gaahcr William
Mckee, Esq, Henry John. HeatIer Jacob flarbaugh
John, 2, HHnt Elizabeth, Hoilon Mary L. Miss Hiel-
man Wainwright, :, Kline Zenas. Rooms Isaac. Kir-
by William, Leasure George NJ, Longenccker Sam'I,
Maken William, McClearv Mary Ann Miss, Nc
Cleary John, McGlrr, Rosaua Miss, Moss James
Mrs, Mcfarlin John, Markband James 3 Mailer
George Mrs, Ogden Perry Person Elder, j., Probst
q. {. Rev, Pannig John, Reichart Hilmine Miss,
keed James, Robinson John, Stoner Samuel ",
LnIy II. j., SIagle Absalom, Sohr Henry H. ESQ.
Seeper Alex, SnyderJ. b., Sharzer Elizabeth Miss,
Speck Henry, Smousegr tirorge, NonsycIe Geo. W.
Nheeock, Osborn X Co., WihaT Lovua Miss vii
Iiams Mary Miss Welsh George H., Weight Aaron,
Zimmers Annie f.. Miss.
Bedford Pa, JNO A. MOWRY.
July 8, 1888. p. NJ.
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a TWO-StGgy Fra Flae House
AND
FIVE ACRES or GROUND FOR SALF,

THE undersigned viii sell at private sale a
new TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, together with FIVE ACRES OF
GROUND, situate along the Bedford and Som
rrsrt Turnpike road, in Allegheny township.
Somerset county, adjoining John Corly, Wm.
Barrick and others The property is in good
order, and has all the necessary out-buildings
thereon erected-the property is very desira-
bic for a good mechanic or aborng man, as
It has every convenience and located in a rood
neighJorhood. Terms easy.
MARY SPROAT,
\. B. For further information, address. the
subscriber at Buena Vifta, Bedford county. Pa
July 9, 1858. Nj. ).
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G7@The Greensburg Democrat has been pur-
chased by Gen. James keenan,. t. J. Keenan,.
under whose prOprietorship and control ihe pa-
per has hitherto been, will continue as editor.
The Democrat is neat and sprrghuy sheet. and
deserves the hearty support of the Westmore-
land Democracy
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The Pittsburg Post Office,

Col. JAMES P. BARR, the able editor OF the
Pittsborg Post, we see il stated, is an applicant
for the appointment Of Post Master at Pltsburg
Col. BARR has expended the best energies his
lie in the advocacy Of the Democratic causs
and certainly deserves the appointment
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crime al started and could not stop" said the
drunkard, when trembling on the verge OF The
grave, whore his course of folly had brought
him Oh, what volume Of thought is con-
tained in those few words, and may all consider
their steps, lest they start in the ways OF wick
edpess and can not stop.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted TO the nndersirn-
Thy the Register of Bedford county. upon the es
tate oil Henry Shutters, late of Liberty township,
deceased-all persons, therefore, indebted to SAID
estate VIII please make immediate payment, and
lhose having claims against it will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
THOMAS, NORRIS,
OF James Creek, Huntingdon CO., Adm'r.
July 9, lS5S-Gt.
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Bedford Springs.

ldlS weII-known and deightGnl Summer Re.
soi VIII be open for the reception of Visitors on the
I'h oi June, and kept open iill the st of October
lhenew aud spacious Buildings erected last wear
are now fully completed, and the whole establish
meH' has been furnished in superior STYLE and the
accommodations Will be OF character not excelled
in any part OF the United States.
i he Hotel Will be under the management of Mr..
A. q. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous man
'eIs' ana attention 10 ms guests give the amplest
assurance OF comfort and kind treatment.
he Company have made extensive arrangements
to supply dealers and ndi viduals with bedford Wa
ter by the barrel, carboy and in bottles at the fol-
lowing prices, al he Springs, VIZ:
+ or bafTel (muiberry) 81 90
Do. lOak) 2 90
Do. (muJetry) 3 90
Do. (Oak) 90
SaFooY' ~ gallons 25
Bottles J. J pint, per dozen so
he barrels are carefully prepared, so that pur-
c|aseis may depend upon receiving the Water
fresh and sweet.
Al. communications shoud be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO
'oiy = iS2o-0t. Bedford County, Pa.
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Phe d" York Gazette :"

Our namesake at York, has lately had a val
liable accession to its editorial force. in the per-
son Of Hon. WM. H. WELSH, late Speaker of
the State Senate. We heartily welcome Mr..
WELSH into The fraternity.
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WI A Es ~ 4 EI h..

al the Parsonage at Bloody Run, on the Stb
INST, by Rev. J. A. Coleman, Mr.. Joseph Cess
na, OF Ransburg, TO Miss Elizabeth Filler Of
the same place.
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DAMAGES EY THE FLooDs.-The partial subsi-
dence OF the waters Of the western rivers begins
TO reveal the extent OF the damages which the
great floods OF the spring and summer have etlec-
ted. The American Bottom, below A lton, Ili-
nolS, II Is SAID, presents an unwonted appear
ance The bridges are wrecks, the plank roads
washed away, aud the embankments gone
Acres and acres OF crops are destroyed, peach
trees ruined, wood floated away, corn and pota-
toes inundated to death. The water is now
falling on the Bottom very fast, and some of
The farmers are planting again
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Justice Porter.

This gentleman's high character and eminent
fitness for the Supreme Judgcship needs but to be
known TO be duly estimated. Even bis oppo-
nents are constrained to admit it. A Philadel-
phla Republican. writing TO Meadville paper,
says of him:
! hazard nothing in saying that, in most, If
not all, OF the qualifications for the bench
general learning, undoubted integrity and sound
morality, coupled with amiability Of manners
few Judges have gwen greater promise of emf
nenCe than William A. Porter
H5- kindnesses are slowed away in the heart
like rose leaves in drawer, 10 sweeten every
object around them
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Bedford, Jolly 9, I858.-Gw.
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HoR0wayS Pills are tie best remedy
knowu in tie 0Orld for tie JolioWing
Hgoopoes


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CJ'dS Ague ne,s Nencreal
Chest Dis Female Liver Com. Affections
eases Comp hints pl ,iuis Worms Of
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ness DysrcpsiO Spirits Piles.
gBCAUTION!-NOne are genuine unc
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every leaf Of the book Of directions around
each pot or box; the fame may be plainly
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han lsOme reward will be given to any ore
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de eclion OF any party or parties cGunte leitiDg
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
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! -" Sold at the Manuldctory of P Ofes sor
| Holloway, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, and
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civil zed world, in boxes at 25 cents, G2k cents,
and 81 each
Ley There is a considerable saving by ia
king the larger size.
\. u Directions for the guidance of pa
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September 10Th, ls07.-ly.
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D0ERHAVE'S Holland Bitters Lccock's
ID Pulmonic Waters, Robaek's scandinavian
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Sloans and nearly every valuable Patent Med.
cine in use at the New Drug Store of
BAXTER & co.
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial dnnoyances of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always shorten
life, are relieved for the time being, and pre-
vented for the time to come, by course Of
this mild but thorough alternative.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suffers. Tens Of
thousands die annually Of Dysentery, Dior.
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The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis.
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality of the bile are Of
vital importance to health. Upon the liver,
the gland which secretes this fluid. these Pills
operate specifically, inhiliby rectiiyiug its
irregularities and eifectually curing Jaundce
Bilious Remittants, and all the varielie, Of
diseases generated by an unnatural condition
Of the organ,
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Cane Seat Chairs.

WTALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation,
w large arm cane seat and cane buck rockers,
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers, Also every variety Of Windsor chairs,
rocking chairs and settees on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occupi
ed by DR.. j. S. Hunter, Main street, Carroll.
ton, Ohio, ABSAL0M KARIN.
Aug. |, G7.-ly
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The United States Journal

large and magnificent illustrated monthly
newspaper, devoted to Mechanics, Agriculture
Literature and Amusement.
In addition to its usual attractions, which
have already given it circulation of nearly
100000 Copies per month, it will hereafter
contain a complete record Of all new and val
liable Mechanical and Agricultural Improve
ments, embracing larger amount of practi
cal information from experienced writers in
these speciaties than any other publication il
the world. Price only SO cents year. spe
cimen copies sent gratis.
JIM. EMERSON & CO., Publishers,
And Agents for the n. Y. Steam Saw Mn ant
Machine Company. No 81 Broadway N. Y.
Dec, 81, 1897.
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THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is themost ccmmon disease among
all diseases in this country. Itassumes a thous.
aud shapes, and is the primary source Of in
Vulnerable dangerous malldies; but whatever
'ts type or symptoms, however obstinate It's
resistance to ordinary preparations, it yields
readily and rapidly to this searching and un-
erling remedy.
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rTHE EASY TALK"

A departme It which has been rendered so
popular by the Editor, Charles G. Leland,
ESQ.,, will be a marke feature during the New
Year, and cont nues 10 m ,rit, a, h sre olJre the
high praise of both Tie Pes, aud the People.
Together with our usual Historical Ske ches.
Tales of So ,iety, Sketches Of T-lvsl, TrInsla.
tons, Gems of Poetry, Fa,bion Cos lip, Curios
tiles, Hints for Ornamental Gardening, Items
for the L dies, Humorous Extracts, Yankee
Travels, Recipes for the Toilet and uouss hold
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

CARROLLT0N, OHIO
IN the lst Of October next, the undersigned
Twill have the above House ready for the en-.
tsrtainmcpt Of the travelling public. The same
is undergoing thorough renovation from Gel
lar 10 garret, and will be in excellent condition
for the reception Of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered to. The sta
bles shall always be well supplied with hay
and provender for horse. Give me q call
and your bills shpll be reasonable.
Sept. 10Th, '57.-tE SAMUEL STR EEBY,
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oGRARARS ILLUSTRATED
M A c ZI N e

Edited By CHARLES G. LELAND, EAI.
HiHE same attractive features viii n hav,
i eh racterized "Grahani" during 1851 aht
which hsTe tended 90 materially % Increase it.
popularity and ejaculation, wal be e1adnaed
curing the year 1855.
The Fashion and Home D,ra atmeat-The
attest end best BAG avings with fIIl aud p lain
desc e-ip.ions giSea each mo ith, OF the IN ,sI
erveelble aud attractive costumes for Lidies
AID Childrpn.
SIXTY C0L0RED PLATES!
Five in ever num0e !-n4king / al, dlrin g
TIE year. sixty C0lOTed F4shiol and other
Plates, t,gsther with l,rge mum ,er Of Hlad
Ouepat ens for all Ii ,ls Of Ccotchss and
Needle work.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS.
Which are really the Works Of AIT, engraved
expressly for Graham" frym the most popu
lar subjects, and far superior to any Pictures
put lished In any other Monthly, will embellish
every number OF the NeW Volume.
An Original Story entitled
THE KIN G'S We.
By joseph j. Reed, one Of our most popu ar
Authors, will be commenced in the January
Ne. 1858; also an OIiginll Poem by George II.
Boxer, Esq, And Great Domestic Story by
Mrs. b. q. Hifst.
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PATTON HOUSE.

(F0RM ERLY "WEsTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL.")
CARROLLTON, OHIO.
This long and favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly by r. II. Leggett, ESQ.,,
has been reOpened for the accommodation OF
the public. This House has been renovated
repaired aud improved, aud now presents ali
the advantages which are desired in first rate
hotel. The best that tho market aflords is se.
lected for its guests. Good cooks alone ca.
tor for its table. The arrangement for sta.
bling are perfect and extensive. A first rat
barber is convenient. Every facility for com.
fort and pleasure is realizable at the popular old
stand. JAMES PATTON,
Aug |, lS57-tf
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/ Da. WESLEY 6RINDLE's
n oIEBRkFTD u
~ MAGIC COMPOUND a
IM A Positive Cure for
Pa mORary Consumption
also an efeetRal cure for
- Scrotuio, Dyspepsia, Ob- ~
~ stinGts CWtoReOus Ergp- ~
v tons, Chronic RhsUHd-~
fsm, Bilious Disorders, General De-
Jaiiy. and all diseases depending upon
an iRpHTe state Of the lOOd.
Principal Depot, No. 81 White Street. New
York, where all letters must be addressed.
| This wonderful Remedy has done more 10
alleviate human suffering than all other means
put together. 1t has the greatest sale Of any
/ medicine in the world for pulmonary Com.
plants; from Maine TO the most retired dwell
lings OF Oregon, or wherever consumption is
Oy into Thousands of families. Patients, the
gorgeous sunshine Of hope may now be reah.
zed; for this remedy not only relieves, but
uuts uNkudlAN NulG kui1 uuITlllt ul1tdeGs DuE
one trial will surely prove the fact. DO not fa
into an early grave. when a sure remedy is
dhan.
There is no remedy equal to It 10 building up
system, that, under the influence Of varions
diseases, hardships, or exposures, has run down
and lost its natural tone and vigor. ITS great
secret is in its power to reach the blood. cor
rect the vitisted fluids, and arrest the deposits
Of tubercle in the lungs; and it is as safe as it
is certain IN its action.
Take Cod Liver Oils, Cherry Syrups, Cherry
Pectorals, Inhalation Of VapOrs, and all otheI
pulled nostru ms for this disease; combine all
their virtues into one, and we should not have
a remedy which would, at all compare with
this. Put all those men together who have be.
come so notorious by advertising that they can
cure consumption, and they cannot produce so
many real cures during their whole lifetime as
can furnish in one month. This may look
like boasting, but it is the solemn truth.
The medicine is il powdered state, but
readily prepared for using in liquid form, &C.
cOrding to the directions which accompany it.
Dispatches are promptly made by mail and
express. Less than half dozen boxes are usu.
ally sent by mail Half dozen boxes or more
are usually sent by express, if there be direct
express line; if not, they are sent by mail in
number Of packages.
PRICEs.-0ne box, So; three boxes, ordered
at one time, S.; half dozen, Sl4; one dozen, or
any number greater, 50 box. The postage in
lhe Unitel Sta ties, not over 5000 miles, is ff
AAteen cents box. In all cases a
ky the amount should be iuclosed vA
~ IN money or stamps. We are re-
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
JAS, q, wills SON.

MOULD inform the public that he has loca.
w ted in Carrrolton where he will be happy
determined to get up work in a style not to be
surpassed here or elsewhere, shop immedi.
ately opposite Cummings & Couch's store and
few doors west of The Patton House" where
he can be found at all times.
Carrolton, O. Aug. /, '57..t.
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J. w. GOULD'S
NEW SKY-LIGHT
AND
ENIEOT YFE GALLERY.


| POSITIVELY warrant all my work, and will
| let no picture leave my Rooms unless per.
feet satisfaction is given. ask no recOmmen.
dation. My pictures willshoN for themselves.
The Ambrotype is truly beaustiful. Citizens
and people from far and near, are kindly solici-
ted to call and examine specimens, and get
picture Of themselves, and Aiends
May 2Sth, lS57.-ly. J. w. GOULD.
N. B. New style of Pictures taken on Pat.
ent leather. Allwho wish good pictures, now
Is your time; these pictures are far superior to
any kind now in use, especially to send in let
lers &c. Those who have blue eyes, come; for
now tho color of your eyes can be taken by
this process with a degree OF perfection that
excels allothers. Come one, come all.
Prices range from fifty cents up, to suit pur
chasers Entire satisfaction given or no sale.
Aug ], lS57.-ly. ]. VIC.
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UR Grin II II

TO every Three Dollar subscriber we send
without charge, a copy CT each Of the Beauti-
ful Portraits, in oil cOlors, of Gen. Washington
and Henry Clay, match pictures, which for
beauty and artistic coloing, e,ch in imitati ~
Of Oil Paintings, have never before been equal
led in this cOuntry-simiiar ones in london
costing six dollars apiece. No home in Amer.
lea should be without those fine hle. Ike POI
traits. For Five Dollars, We send Two cop.
les OF the Magazine, one year, and one o.
each Of the portraits. Address
WATSON & CO., 'Grahanfs Magazine
Philadelphia, Pa.