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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

The Washington Union concluded an article
few days ago WITH these words at il cer-
tainly good thing to be Democrat 10 these
days" No doubt of it. The same number of
the Union contains nearly twelve columns
Of Government advertising, at fat prices
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

WEST PROVIDENCE Tp., is informed
that his communication is not Objectionable,
and will be freely inserted-on one condition
- The name of the author.
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5uly 2. 1858.

.5uly 2, 1858.
10 ensure proper attention to the Delegate
Elections, the County Committee has consid-
cred II proper to appoint the following Town
ship Committees, and it is hoped tho several
gentlemen named will be good enough to see
to II personally, that timely notice be given,
aud that the elections be duly held in each
District
Bedford Borough. William Kiser, Alex
henderson. and John FL. Filler, Esq.
Bedford TIP. Thomas Rea, Jacob Barnhart.
and Thomas Imler.
Colerain: Alex. Compiler, VIM. MILESTONE
and Vim. Dibert.
Cumberland Valley: VIM. Deremore, JOSH
all Tewell, and Philip nardipeer.
Harrison: John Mcyicker, ESQ, Martin
FeishfEer, and James Mullin, ESD,
Hopewell Alex. Davis, Esq Thos. N.
Young, Esq, aud John Gates.
Juuiata; Leonard Bittner, Es,l., Peter R.
lllllegas, and Adam Geller.
Liberty: Alfred Entriken, ESQ.,, D. S. Berk-
stresser, and T. A. Fockler.
Londonderry: Sam'l Logue, Wm. Cook, and
John Wilhelm.
Monroe; James Carnel, .John9L. Grove, and
Daniel Evans.
s5-rs-s-sesy, wy flflau,s 5ssu---,nE-sssggEss
ey, aud James Allisan, u ~,
Providence, h: Geo-W Householder, ESQ,
VIM Lysinger, and Sidney r. Whitfield.
Providence, w: John A. Gump, Jacob Barn
dollar, Js., and David Sparks.
echellsbarg: John +. Colvin, SamI Corl,
aud Vim. A. b. CLARK.
ST. Clair: Henry lckes, Esq, VIM. Kirk, aud
Wm. VI. Hancock.
southampton: Bernard o o'Nenl, Lewis Brown
ing, and Jared Hanks.
Snake Springs: Asa Sluctey, Benz. R. Ash
com, and Michael Lutz
Union: VIM Griffith, Edmund Bedell, aud
Sam'l Shafer.
Woodberry, NJ; John Zook, Esq, Geo. r.
Holsinger, and jacob Breneman
Woodberry, s.: Robert Ralston, Adam
ke.riug, and Alex. Stoncr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

We call attention to the property advertised
by w. 2. Schel, Esq, to the advertisement
of Messrs- Oster, Manspeaker & earn, &c., in
to-day's paper.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

New NAIL ARRANGEMENT.-By the new
mail arrangement recently made, the Philadol
phia Daily morning papers are received the
same night. Visitors to the springs can con-
scquently leave Philadelphia in the morning
and arrive at the Springs the same night by the
Hopewell route. This is great Improvement.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16
SYLVESTER STYLES.

A New CENT PIECE. We have seen, say
the Boston Post, specimen of the new col d
Of one cent denomination just from tho Mi IL
in Philadelphia. Something of this kind Is
much needed to take the place of tina: abom J.
nable abortion, the one ceut piece OF 1851 =
The new cent piece like the other, is of nicke \,
aud of the same size. 1t has tho head of ali
Indian girl upon one side and the words Uni
ted States of America, with the date. Upon
the reverse is wroath surmounted with
bunch of arrows entwined at the bottom and
the words one cent in the middle of it. The
workmanship, as we'll as the design is beautiful
ly executed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

BEpFoRD SPRINGs.-There are now over
200 visitors at the Bedford Springs, aud scores
are daily arriving. This will be the gayest aud
most thronged season We have ever had. BY
next week we expect to see from four to Eve
hundred .herc. Come on, there's room enough
for all.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

Hon. A. Ii. Reeder, ex-G x-Governor Of Kansas,
will probably be tke anti-l.ecompton candidate
in the 18th Congressional District of Penna.--
This is called the "tenth legion of the Demoe-
racy'' in this State, and is the hardest district
in the State. 1t gave Pierce 5,429 majority,
and Buchanan a majority of 5,l66 over both
rrea"ent and Fillmore.
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DELEGATE ELECTIONS
COunty Convention.

The qualified voters of Bedford County, who
are opposed to the policy and practices of the
present National Administration, are hereby
requested to meet at the usual places of hold
ing elections in the several Boroughs and Town
ships, for at such other places as the several
TOwnship Gomnil tees nay qBgeintt On lvSs sstqr-
Delegates for each Township and Borough, to
represent them in o County Convention, 10 be
held in tho Court House, at Bedford, on Tues
day, the 81 day of August, next, at one o.
clock, 7. ~, to nominate County Ticket, a
candidate for the Legislature, and if deemed
fespedient, to instruct the Congressional Con-
ferees already appointed
Said Delegate Elections, (nnl,,ss otherwise
ordered BY the Township Committee$) will be
held between the hours of one and fus P NJ,
IN the Townships, anG between hours of fve
and sepen in the Boroushs.
BY order of the County Committee.
d. WASHABAUGH.
Chairman.
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The HEROINE OF TAMPIco. Mrs. Chase,
the heroine of brilliant exploit in the Mexican
war, is in Washington. ard the States thus de-
scribes her adventure
The scene was at Tampico during the Mexi-
can war. Our feet, under Commodore Conner,
was waiting for u favorable opportunity to take
the town, when boat, sent by our heroine,
came off, bearing plans of the Qualifications,
and a message that the American flag would be
hoisted at the moment Tampico conld be easily
taken. Cur heroine was,l M ust say, in very
perilous situation. Tampico was full of the
enemy, and her house in charge of treacherous
servants, who watched her every movement
The Mexican forces were withdrawing from the
city. Mounting quickly to tho roof she unfurl-
ed the American flag. The laaneuvre was
discovered by the enemy IN the streets, and a
party was sent to pull down the flag. They
approached the staff, but our heroine defed
them to tear that banner from its place until
she had died in its defence. Pistols and swords
were pointed at her breast faces full of dead
ly hate seowled upon her but the courage of
a womln conquered. The Mexicans were cow
ards, and the flag continued floating in the
breeze. The signal was seen by Commodore
Conner the feet stood in for the town, and
Tampico was taken.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

SOMERSET CoUNTY.-The Locofoco County
Convention met iu this County, and nominated
County ticket They instructed, by major
Ky Of two votes,for Congress, in favor of Kim
nell over Cofroth, as the friends of the lat
ter say, by downright fraud, bargain and sale.
klmmell vas not endorsed by the entire Com
veDtion. In Somerset Borough, where both the
candidates reside, the vote stood for Coffroth
40, for Kimmell "a! This looks bad for the
standing of this political Judge, at home
-----~>~---
The nigger-organ copies slang article from
the Philadelphia Monitor, last week against
the Peoples Party, and attempts to create the
impression thst it is an opposition paper, by
saying that it is anti-Lecompton. Why didn't
i give the full name, Philadelphia Southern
eionnor--a paper started to advocate and per-
Petuate soufhevn institutions, slavery in the
North, and all that. Try again. Mr. Bepford
Hon. Simon CAMERON, left the Sprips. ~
Tuesday last, for Harrisburg; his family re-
main at the Springs. We understand that it is
his determination to pay us another visit in a
short time. Gen. Cameron is quite favorite
in this community, and there are many who
desire TO see him occupy the white house ut
Washington.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

SOS, ,000, 600, and we have SSi, $50, ,585 as the
amount already set apart for this year. BESIDES,
large Deficiencies have occurred Of late years,
which are paid in succeeding years and If
this occurs again the expenditure will be still
larger.
But many of the appropriations made are in
general terms --the Department being unable
to designate the exact amount which will be
necessary, and therefore estimating it. AL
experience show that the Department do not
orer-estima:e their expenditures. Leaving a
margin for these under estimates and for con-
tingencies which always loom up largely, We
are perfectly safe in saying that the expenditures
Of government this ycaI will be nearerer ONE
HUNDRED MILLIONS than Eighty Millions.
Either sum would be enormous; but our Dem
ocratic friends will prefer the larger.
The charge Of Letcher and other smaller fry
of Locofocoism, that the present vast expendi-
lures of the general government was caused by
the oppositiou,i is simply ridiculous. The op-
position have not been in power for some Elk
or seven years, Rnd all this time Locofocolsnl
b,s b.d o,-ar,. b---~+4 Uuc government, with
the exception of the House, for one term, but
ever then they were powerless to do anything
for the good or evil of the country, as there
was Locofoco President aud Locofoco House.
The people know who are row plungiDg them
into vast rational debt, and they will vote in
suck way as viii bring matters right, and
back TO the days of the earlier Presidents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

4 Prisoner escaped from the Wisconsin
Penitentary, last week, in a very ingenious
manner. lie pretended to &c sick, aud was
therefore allowed the privilege of walking in
the yard. Ito then made sort of image, cut
the hair from bis own head, decorated the top
of the image with il, and deposited it carefully
in his own buIk aud took his customary walk
in the yard AT night the watch looked ia his
cell aud noticed him as he supposed, reposing
quietly in his accustomed place. The next
morning when hls cell was visited he was still
somnoient, und on account of his sickness was
further indulged At noon, however it was
thought Abolt time he made some sign, and
the watch proceeded TO stir him up. But he
wasn't there
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16

nc MIC OF THE NJ. II. SABRATH SCHOOL.
In accordance with the usual custom and ar
rangements, the members of the Nj. f. Sab
bath School,, held their annual picnic party at
Barclays grove, adjoining town, on Wednesday
last
The procession formed at the Church, and
then marched through town, accompanied with
the soul cheering sounds of the fife aud drl.a,
music which Bedford is celebrated for, and pro-
ceeded to the grove, where seats and stand
were prepared for the occasion. The exercises
at the ground were opened with singing by the
scholars, and very impressive prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Spottswood. 1t was solemn and
impressive sight to see some 200 children there,
on the green sod, with canopy Of trees above
them, mite their little voices in singing and
prayer, to the Great Author of all good.
A number of speeches we're then made, and
hymns sang ty the scholars. The opening
speech and the valedictory speech, we're es-
pecially deserving of praise, for the m,nner in
which they we're delivered.
The scholars then parsook of refreshments.
After they were served, the visitors were invi-
ted to partake of tho good cheer, and all did
ample justice to the occasion. The supply was
= SSS&<esi
up, rs they always are,% %by the NJ. Il Sabbath
School teachers and scholars. Messrs Samuel
and VIM. Shuck, arc host within themselves
in all such matters.
Owing 10 a heavy shower OF rain, the cele-
bration broke up rather abruptly, and all re-
turned to town with right good drenching
The niggeI-ergan editors, we understand,
have the files of the Gazette for the last quar-
ter of centucry in their possession, and that
they read them with profit, any any one can
tell from the same old slang way of answering
an opponent. The only difference being that
they lack the ability, well known and admit
ted fact, BY their own party. of the former edi-
tor. Editorials of ours, and all adui, they
are pretty sharp, and good ores, they attribute
to various persons. As it takes several very
distinguished people to do the writing For that
paper, they, as ma tier Of course, think that
We cannot write all the able, searching md
convincing articles that appear in our paper
When We think of our great antagonists, George
Washington Benford! Benjamin Franklin
Meyers alias Beef-Heels both distinguished
men, aye great ones, and learned in the law
and with the prefix, bum. also attached to their
names we almost shudder for our poor selves
but, when, as has for several months been the
case, they call into their editorial columns the
aid of the "Poet-Laureate." our cup of agony
almost runs over! In fact, we cave We
knock under
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BY TEE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY ENTELLECs ENCER.
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BY THE UNION LINE. :
DFMOCRATTC CONvENTTON

CoLUNBUs, o, July 29.-The Democratic
State Convention met this morning. 81 dele
gates present Judge 7. Smith, of Montgomery
presided. The following ticket was nominated:
For Supreme Judge Thos. W. BARLEY, Of
Richland; for Attorney General, Jesse Durbin
Ward, of Warren; Comptroller, S. w. Gileson,
Works, R. II. Hendrickson, of Butler.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the demo-
cratic platform of 1856, endorsing the English
Bill and the Administration; opposing negro
suffrage, &c sc.
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VIC Grealeal Esnrsnin Ye1.
NOTICE no HOUsEIKEFPERS.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
l6s subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
irlen1S and the public generally that now receiving
his SPRING STOCK or GOODS which is very large
ana the greatest variety offered this city
NY STOCK consists In part of complete
carpets Hugs, oil Cloths, Wall Paper Window Shades,
curtain DaInasHs Satin Delanes, Gilt Cornices, Curtain
SANDS ana Pins Table and Piano Covers, together with
great VARSITY of articles too mention This
STOCK mas oeen selected with d7d price
and do think that offer IUcene that have
not before been offered in this city.
Those in of Goods House line will
please call at the old stand No. 1A:E MINI "a, and
SATISFY themselves that this the place Good Cheap
EoouS' J. q. HARBOUR,
apo No 14S Main st.
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Dire You Bilious Use Todd's PIlsl Are
you eostive2 Use Todd's Pills! Have you
Heodache9 Use Todd's pills. Have you Liver
Complaint? Use Todd's Pills! Have you Dys-
pepsia9 Use Todds Pills! Have you Cold?
Use Todd's PiIIs Do you want safe Family
Medicine? Use Todd's Pills! Do you want a
reliable Family Medicine? Use Todd's Pi.s!-
They have been proved by an experience of so
years. They are popular than ever be
fore. They are compounded with great care
and from the PureSt MATERIAL They are used
in almost all parts of the Union They are all
they profess to be- Try them! T. H. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents
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BEDFonD SPRINGS, July 2O,-The President
accompanied by Miss Lane, Miss Bright, dangh-
ter of Hon. Jesse d. Bright, Sir VIM. Gore
0usley, Lady ouslcy and daughter and R. NJ.
Magraw, of Baltimore, arrived at the Springs
last night at II O'clock, via Cumberland. The
President isin excellent health, not fatigucd 1t
is supposed he will remain several weeks.
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FROM MASnINGTnN

JuLr 29,-The frigate Sabine is being fitted
the Brazil squadron.
. The U; sloop Cyane, is preparing at Nor
folk for the Pacific squadron
The o. S. steamer Fulton, now at Norfolk,
has been ordered to the Washington Navy Yard,
to prepare for the Paraguay expedition, and
the steamer Water Witch is fitting out here to
take part in the same expedition.
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'Sa"dt0ra's Opera Troupe performed last
night to crowded house and such thundcrs of
applause never before rung through that build
ing The troupe is one of no ordinary talent
and is probably as well and judiciously managed
as any similar company in the United States
They are always enthusiastically received In
Cincinnati over two thousand persons attended
their performance for the benefit of the Sons of
Malta.
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MORE THAN soc. ooOBoTTLEs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y Il II


THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. J. WOOD FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently, has Eevdr vet
parts 81 the Eori and iEom The intelligent, prove
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
The HsIR-People have for centuries been afflicted
WIN paid heads and the only remedy, heretofore known
as Dsen those a6ominable wigs By discovery OF
Fotessor Wood these articles beng With
but great mary persons still theu because the
nave been so often imposed by Hair Toncs Of differ
ent kinds To all such persons earnestly make the
guest that they will try again, Rrstors
tive there is tuch thing fail We knew of lady who
was bald who used the article short time. and her head
now covered completely with the most
curs Imaginable We know of numerous cases where hair
was rapidly falling OUT wict restored greater perec-
ton than it ever had been before.
It Is also without doubt of the articles for keep
me Tue mar IN good condition. making glossy
removing dandru and has proved itself greatest enc
my to all the Ills that hair is heir to.
II Is the DUTY OF every to improve their personal
pearance though some dier in to the yavs Of
Song but every will admit that beautiful head of
haIr elner IN man or woman is object be de-
slred and there are no that should left untred
Philadelphia. '
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exaustion In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement reinvigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentcry and similar complaints Of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
f. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. "a Monroe
street.
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Sent up for Thirty Days-A fellow named
Joe McKinsie, was sent to Jail yesterday morn
ing by Aid. Hamilton for a term of thirty days.
Joe got drunk, broke into the house of Mrs.
Holmes, and was generally disorderly and in
decent.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Gn1otia

OO4SbAd IS0 T 0414d40 FILLS.
Prepared from prescription, Of Sir j. Clarke II d.
Physician krtr0ordtn0rg to the Queen
This Invaluable medicine unaing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject It all excess AMI re.
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited 1t wi in short bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bOttle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counteriehs.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken Dr. fsDaes during The
FIRST THREE 1fONZHS Of pregnancy, az they are
sure to bring on iocdrrtaae, 0ut aay otat, time ey
sa1e.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
she Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
tton of the Heart Mysteries Mhisss these pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do iron calone
anthony, or anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
CLate I. G. Baldwin q Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N.B-&1,eO and postage stamps enclosed to my au
thorised Agent, will insure botne containing 50 Pills
by return mail.
For sale by II. H. LOGAN & CO, in Wheeling,
B. l.. fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg
Purcell, Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va at Ech
LnoL''- ap2S-1y
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RRIDGH STOCK FnR snIR

llE SATURDAY, TUE 14TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
- VIII sell at public auction, the of the
O &c House Of OHIO county Virginia
Of the Capital Stock Of the Wheeling Belmont Bridge
The stock will be offered in lots of twenty shares with
privilege to the buyer to take 100 shares.
iyI8-td rArgus conrl ANle-N NANlb:
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PH1LADELPHIA MARKEr.

July 29.-Flour firm; demand for export
limited; sales 500 bbls. at IS for fresh ground
supertine. Rye Flour aud Corn Meal scarce,
the latter held at S3,624 perbbl Wheat scarce;
good request; 1900 bush, sold at sl,2o for
white; old red at LOS and white 81 go. Rye
zoe. Corn unsettled; 5000 bush. yellow sold
at soc and SO afoat. There is a steady demand
for old oats; new plenty, hut dull. Whisky
firm, and in good demand at 251a2Gc for bblS.
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CHICAGO, July 29.-Last evening, while on a
pleasure excursion, three young men were
drowned by the npsettng of their boat aie
from the pier.
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CosEocrox, Ohio. Nov. IL 1s5

COsHocrox, Ohio, Nov IL, 1856.
Y. J. WOOD CO.-Gents: AS 1 have been engaged in
selling your Hair Restorative the season for one Of
your local agents ( NJ Hackinson) having experi-
tain an agency for the State Of Ohio State
convinced there Is nothing equal to 1t in the Jjfel
dseS, restoring the hGi, Ihave been engaged I'm t
Drug business for several years. and various
preparations for the hair but have found nothing that re-
stores the secretve organs or nvgoraes the scalp
as yours, being fully convinced that restorative
what you represent to be- would like engage in the
sale OF it, for am satisfied it sell.
Yours truly, 8. T. STONKAHAN
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Frenoh Gonds-


HLNTZES2OO pieces 44 wide fast colors mt
~ l25 cents, always sold for cents ward Also Al
second mourning chintzes at 10 cents.
LOGPlNE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at 3T5< cents
per yard. - "a $500
LAWNsThe very best quality, which used to sell at 20
low as 6Al cts yard
0HALLY DE LAlNEs-Pain and figured the very finest
pam NJ ~ cents and figured at % cents yard.
CSBitE GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful STYLES
and Golors, very low price.
% cents yard. ' " 49,
cheap. ' - 49, 49,
800 Pieces eT Silk.-An excellent all.boiled
Back SILK very rich lustre, ~ wde at only G2 cts
per } ardi sold last season at $ per yard.
The Greatest ESnrsain Vet
will sci! superior SILK ROBES of 90 yards each came
quality sold last season from $25 $50, For only
SID nPlecc. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks, deny these Robes are noe
sold hall their value Also 4superior article COIORED
I fOOLIIE ROBES QUILLES, side stripes, very de-
s1rable col3rs and de isus and will be bargain
Ihey are OF recent importation alarge New York
retail and were bought Importers cost
Also Just received about so patterns of stvrs
fancy silks, very handsome and cheap.
4OO BAREGE, LAWN CIiALLY ROBES, both side srines
and double skirts Barge Robes yds each as sold
last season for SIG, will now sell for $5 CalIy Robes
excellent STYLE cheap. Fine Lawn Robes at only One
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiece; ALEX. IEYMAN'S,
MAR