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iv snnjiraot f,r iss Sao.rint5n5enlsbiD ofpo5-
i;c Prinfinq 3, g,sfisb1rg etc. etc. has dreo,-
ed il his .l,ty 10 nap4acb our vpracity ard to
d.ny tbat ,,. g,v. trn,bf.l account Of the
Dsroocrar;, A,-z,,pq held in lhis mace on the
.v.niog ol ibe 8tb inst. This new .qroaistes
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serves the pain. EI+ar him:
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think, slightly mistaken hen be says that the res
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resolution endorsing ION ~ 'LSoN 1@N'-Ii " az
not UNANIMOUSLY aoop'Fo 0y ''e meeting Ii
saying th's' however, ne ao'n'S 1nal Tue Co"-
mt'ee on fesoiuuoos' coV'!''seu o' '"e o's. DF''-
ocrats oi me eoun'y-'"' ''oii e"'" ''so','"
dIsiFlct-"hPh ~ session. STUCK from ''ie 'e'o'0-
on 10 question every "o''' 'o'''a'''Fo '''S''''
doFslnS MT. NELLY f's '"'''''i a''''',s ','''
there were "a ie" persons "l'o 0PFoSeu "a'
resolution '0aea " 'saS 0sj0's me @ss- '"5' -
then' the Cohfn''l'F on 'Ss0'U'.o"s' among
whom were 10 "e t'"hu '"oS' % A"e N0'i's
Democrats oi 'hf county, opPoSeu 'Le aio'Ssaiu
resolution; Il 1t net wIh 0Pi'os'''Oh "'Vh 0e'''e
the meetIh8' as 'if' SAMSON says "''s We "o'
justified n saying 'na' " as i'' """'''"0a'y
adopted But -dr' SAMSON @no"' '''a' ""'u
the naked question OF Mf' N"I'y T''oo'se'''e"'
was pnt 10 tue nes''"s' "''l' "'' " '''o's
vote in the negative 50 s'Fon@' '""s'p' '''a' F."
vas hard 10 tel whether '"F 4ys' y '''s 49,
had II. Ifhe doesn't Sfo" 'ais' ot e1H oo'4''
satisfactory evidence o. - ~ '''iNi '"s u
honest yeomanTS q bsoAs'' - e'4'i'' > : 49,
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without eausF' ne "''o -"
"fHendS OF N'F' NE'L1' ~ '''''
District "lii not A''s '',"'' pay :" DT'''''
county, as ne in''Ina'ss' ."'''o" "" '''4'' va
the tFhta' "AeH We pooi'Sh a''''"'' u p'','~
meetings. o5 IL 10 'he damage oi ''i'1s
mems purposes OF No'' !" '1.'' - - - -
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Mr. Edwin Forrest, the distinguished ira
gedian, says The Cleveland Reuiew, who has SO
long bren confined by sickness at the American
House, has so far recovered as 70 be able 10 ride
out.
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TERRIToRy OF Kansas,

OOuhty OF JJHHs00.
Before me, Sam' Salt4rs, an acting justice Of
the prace in and for the county and Territory
aforesaid, personally appeared lsaIc Munday,
Theodore +. Garrett, James C. Grinter, Wm
c. Wilson, and James FndIay, who, being
sworn, deposelh and saith that the foregoing
statement is true, 10 The best Of their knowledge
and belief.
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Dealh u Judge Kane.

great man has fallen. Judge KANE is 40
more. After liir Of great usefulness, he is
gathered 10 his fathers. lie ditd at his resi-
dence near Germantown on Sunday last His
disease was inflammation ofthe lungs
~ Monroe STEWART, convicted of the
murder Of tte Wilson's, has been Pardoned by
the Governor. HENRY FIFE and CnARLorrE
JoNEs, who were lately hung at Piusburg, for
the same murder, declared him. in their dying
confessions, innocent Of the crime.
-Ehy doesn't the Bedford Abolition or
gan publish Senator Bigler's speech on Kansas
affairs Is il afraid to do 50 Does it fear the
power Of The truth It's editors promised that
if we would publish the speech Of Senator
Douglas, they would publish that Of Senator
Biger. We hare published Douglas speech !;
why don't they redeem their promise and pub
lish Biglsr's?
Remember Cay. BowaAx's, sale on
Saturday next. Persons wishing 10 buy articles
Of household furniture, will do we'll TO attend
Read the advertisement Of the sale in another
column
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fFrom the Washington Union.
Commitment 10 Gen. RNWman.

Ia meeting OF the democracy of Bedford
courJ. Pennsylvania, on the Slh instant, the
-folloR ais, resolution, complimentary to General
Bowman, the Superintendent of Public Prin-
ting, was adopted by his friends and former
neigbbors The compliment is bestowed upon
a most worthy gentleman, and we assure the
democracy Of Bedford that the impression al
ready made by him in his new position is most
favorable, securing for himself all that the Bed
ford democracy claim for him:
ssResol ped, That General Bowman, recently
appointed Sur4flist end ent OF Public Printing at
Washington, iSaitogethev worthy OF the regard
and esteem of the people among whom he has
taken up his abode. We bespeak for him all
that was seserded by his friends when amongst
us; implciE. confidence in his honesty, the
highest regard for his consistent democracy, and
unwaverng integrity. We tender to the Pres
iiant the hearty thanks Of the Bedford county
democracy for his appointment"
THE UNITED SraTgs SENATORS FROM KAN-
sAsx-Accordng to the latest Pronunciamiento
frodSthe immortal John Calhoun, the organic
State Legislature of Kansas will be in the hands
AAhp free State party, In this event, the first
fssnlt from the admission Of Kansas under the
Lecompton constitution will most probably be
fhe presentation 10 the United States Senate Of
the credentials Of General jim Lane and Cover
nor Robinson as the duly elected members 81
that body hom the State Of Kansas. What a
commentary will this he upon the present hue
and cry against the administration for ssselling
the cause of freedom in Kansas to the slave pow
err" On the other hand, what better proof
could be demanded Of the selcsacriGcng and pa
triotIc ahors of John Calhoun in behalf Of
''popuIar sovereignty" than the election OF Lane
and Robinson TO the Senate under his Lacomp-
toD programme? Yet this is the man denounced
as traitor and vagabond bv all the ant-sa-
very agiaors in and out Of Kansas, when. in
truth, be has done more to make Kansas free
State than all the ships crew ofthem put togeth-
er. Pass Lecompton, and let General Lane
take his seat next to Mr.. Douglas
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TEERIroRY OF Kansas,

TeERIroRy OF KANSAS,
County OF Johnson.
Before ne, Samuel SalterS, personally appea-
red Theodore +. Garrett, who, being sworn,
says that on the / llh day Of january be was
arrested in Leavenworlh county, under, as il
was said, warrant, and taken to Lawrence, by
an armed party Of ten or eleven, and, while h.
was under arrest, proposition was made to
him to make new pollbook, (by some one OF
the free-State party in Lawrence, and be thinks
BY man named Ewing,l which poll book
should be made out, so that General Calhoun
would receive it, which deponent, being in du-
rance, told him or them he supposed would be
all right.
s. s IeS:41S1 sst4 so 5efore me- this the
eighteenth day of January, 1898.
SAMUEL NJ. SALTERS, J. P.
These depositons impressed my mind fully
that the returns placed that day in my hands
werc true. Ientertaned no particle Of doubt
abeut the result, when, in the presence Of Colo
mel Starks and Others, opened the returns and
found majority of $40 votes for the democrat
c party. | concluded, as a matter OF course that
the drposllieus Of the judges and clerks were
made wah inll knowledge Of the contents Of
the returns, then for the 6rst time in my possess
ION. The returns, together with the depositons
ofihe Judges and clerks, sent TO my olficp, al
LecomPtoh, by Mr.. Brooks, one Of the clerks in
the surveyor generals office am informed,
in letter from Fir. Brooks, that he placed them
in the hands Of General MacIean, The chief clerk
in the surveyor generals Office, on the 9th day
of January. I at once said TO my friends, and
others who approached me on the subject, that
no 4 hoJ
iSature, and authorized the publication of such
a statement. | came 10 Washington with no
paitcie of doubt on my mind as TO the result.
On the Saturday night after my arrival in
Washington, called to pay my respects to an
old friend Judge Douglas, and before leaving he
placed in my hands paper he had just receive
I'd from Kansas. This paper contained what
purported to be the deposilions OF the Judges of
eleGtion for the precinct Of Delaware Crossing
and il which the Judges drPosed that there were
but 5orfy-thTee votes Poicd at that precinct.
could not act, or form any opinion upon news
paper publication; but immediately informed
my friends that if the statement so made should
| prove true, they must inevitably control my ac-
ton. | have received and opened a return
| from the Delaware Crossing precinct which
| gives to the democratic party majority OF $40
votes, and would thus secure majority 10 the
democratic legislative ticket Of Leavenworth
county, and majority 90 JOINT ballot in the leg
| isaure, under the constitution. II The Judges
Of election al that precinct furnish TO ne, as !
! informed Gov. Denver before leaving Kansas, a
reliable and sworn statement that but fortY-threp
votes were p2!led ther-, ! should make myself
party to the irand If / declined to be govern
ed by the oaths Of the judges. Ttlsa question
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LaLlpOI21T

OF GEORGE ELTnflRE, TREASURER OF
TIE POOR IOuSE, AND HOUSE or EMPLOY
MENT OF BEDFORD COUNTY, TN ACCOUNT
WITH SAID COUNTY, FROM TIE lsr DAY OF
JANUARY, 1857 TILL TIE Isr DAY OF JAN
EARE- isES.
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FebT9, 1883.

WAiONS.-Several new two horse wagons,
work tarranted, for sale on liberal creditor
Tor eaatry produce by A. B. CRAaiER s. Co.
FebI9, 1853.
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> coughs aad Cots, an and tif6ss Various paim6.
cary Diseases incident TO our climate at this
season Of the year, we would advise the trial
of bottle of Dr.. KEYsER's PGcroRAL SyRuP,
by this time we'll known to our community, and
medicine that stands higher fer its curative
properties than any other medicine with which
0e are acquainted. 1t is matter OF wonder
10 Us that any person will allow a Cough or
Cold to tastrn on the lungs when 50 pleasant a
remedy is at hand You can buy il at the store
ioi s. Brown, Bedford and at the store OF Colvia
s. Robson Schellsburg.
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C0iN.-One Thousand bushels for saIe-also
Family fiour-Prime new Bacon aIso-by
A. B. CRAMER & Go.
FebT9, 1883.
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TET BEHP0RD GtGlFTD.
aseasorsl. s1eI,. 20. Lsss.
stxseH AGnyEsTES.

3. J. 3icycrs ( c. ". Feafora, Editors
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Special \ offices

How TO BE ECONOMICAL True economy consists
in getting the 5ss Of every thing al Il fair price This
is true OF almost every thing 10 be purchased; but
is especially true in the purchase Of family Sewing
Machine That GROVER and BAEeR's is the best for
family use, IS fact that cannot be successfully dis
Tuted, and we advise readers purchase no other
II sews astronger and more beautiful seam is more
easily understood and managed than any machine in
the market, and possesses ali the qualities which
should recommend il for flsm1'y u,,.
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ISAAC MUNDAY,
THEODORE F. GARRETT,
JAMES G. GRINTER,
w. c. WILSON,
JAMES FINDLAY,

Sworn TO and subscribed before me this eigh-
teenlh day of January, A. D. 1858.
SAMUEL NJ. SALTERS, J. P.
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Illustrating the edition Of that practices. medical work,
"HumSn Frsiy; Physiological Researches Just issued
from hc II describes the and effects ~ al dis
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the perfect restoration Of hcse who prevented by mped
meus from entering into the marriage state also profess
sona dissertation Illustrating the results OF chemical tests
and by the newly constructed mcosc0pe with
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as well the Tresmar from Dr BARROW No i51 Prince
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A LBERT Il. NICOLA, ArCTIoNEER-oFFIcE NO
"a Bros street Regular daily of stocks and bonds
ALBERT II. NICOLAY viii sell this day Thursday at l2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
$4,000 Mineral Point Rk. LIST per cent bonds hyp)
10000 "a mort. per cent bonds hypD
900 Fremont and Indiana RR. LIST mort per cent bond
2ltc0 Great Western I RR LIST mort 10 per cent bonds
3,U0 n w York State per cent stock Of 1874
1900 Missouri State per cent bonds.
1900 Ind ,napolis and Cincinnati RR 10 per cent bonds
20 Up Chicago and Miss. RR. p mort per cent bonds
i3,GO Terre Haute and Alton RR. 10 per cent bouds
5000 sacramento City 10 per cent funded loan bonds.
1000 North Carolina per cent bonds OF lSSi
1000 Chic st. Paul and Ford du Lac II Is, mort bonds
5000 Milwaukee City per cent bonds o. 1871.
$50 sun Mutual Insurance scrip oi 1908. ..
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a UCTION NoTICE-F. NASH, AUCTIONEER MAG.

UCTION EoTICE-F. NASH, AUCTIONEER MAG
eKsshent rosewood pano,ore three suit: Of
and desirable patterns Of French satin; costly pier and
ante French plate mirrors elegant oil paintings rich velvet
heavy Of expensive Kind elegant
Xc &c The particular attention Of keep
ers aud the trade generally Is called to the large and
tprs &C. &c be sold at PUBLIC aue'Sn to the
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues this day Fri
day jan ~ at @ the sh and s ~ c
Will positively be sold TO close the estate Catalogues ready
ysocock the morning of SALE when the whole can be
Parorssperior velvet carpets three magnificent solid
aud gold satin Of the most description gothic and
rosewood reception chairs covered in gold, blue
crimson and satin three solid centre tables
pier sofa and side tables three costly rosewood etegeres
for the owner ladies' Rosewood wokabes q day bronze
and china whit chaste and
Frenes plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold frame
ie m 70 and noruee ne tenn ya
ETY. OF paintings by artists suchas landscapes win
ihhoersphs, game pieces &C. the whole forming very
mi seven oe,sye carved legs elegant case niad pie rich
ly Sc, with pearl being valuable and costly instrument
with an eiegant and costly embroidered cover. ma,
R ask s yss' PsS sSq
marble Top fancy tables mirrors sofa beds chairs ,s IN
made to order; together with all the crystal glass
match rich tea and dinner costly silver ware and
dinner service "a inch savers cake baskets coffee
spoons forks liquor stand superior ole cut
lery 6c
Chambers and nursery-Cosy sohi rosewood and mabo-
gany bedsesds sNuary marble top bureaus washstandS
nd ccmnode match; 2s pure hair from
~ 60 pounds made and In excellent condition
bed spreads ingram carpet bedroom mirrors
clocks tables towel racks toilet olclohs
pet and rods mahogany cushioned chairs rockers sofas
hall s;ad and dining tables together with large aud
desirable assortment of utensils &C &C.. with
which the sale will the sale OF the above frni
absolutely and will positively take
place without regard weather responsible will
be In attendance pack and ship the articles going ont Of the
city reasonable Deposits satisfactory the
will be required from all purchasers Terms cash and
hankable In the city will be receive In
bills
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

UEW
A TALK AMONG THE AUTHORS, AT RAwEy's
"a SAYS Coeridge to Scsst-
Who'd have thought that lot
Would thus be mid jewels 20 revel.'
IT'S odd cried Defoc
Yea said Goldsmith. otis 20,
When We lived We were poor AZ the d.
but said Dickens. my Tcoe
The arrangement just suits,
And Living sone thinks II no evil
Then cried Cooper; ,Xfng Tom
says he feels quite Nhome,
As he slup.s o. cr his ramcsake the swivel.
What think vow hummed Shsksrse
Ins 'rage old Bens
As teey taxed meath those rich glded cOVvs.
"Oh, like H.. sad Hen,
And esfeciaily when
The e.fs 20 10 maids and their hvss'
Whc,h~ iheee things were SAID,
or dreamed them IN bed.
The resdet IL left 10 determine;
But 20 Ranney's, know,
Folks would much rather 70
Than iQkpieeting, to hear dull scfmlr.
Al the American Gf aud POok House 20 Broadway ade
sahle present. given with every volume Disposed Of Caa
logues tree A. RANNEN Agent
TviE BEST AND CHEAPEST ALMANAC FOR 1853 Is
Il Tive New York Almanac aud Yearly Record Price
q bound coh snd corasng as much matter az on
ordinary 81 y volume. Published by MASON BROTHERS,
liza and ITO Dvsue street.
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Next regular sale morrow friday. Regular auction
sales stocks bonds and other securities day.
l2 ocock at the Merchants Exchange Stocks and bonds
Interest allowed deposits Loans negotiated and dividends
collected large variety of securities constantly hand
ut priyat SALT
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NEHTAURA ANTS.

DRo BONO PUBTTCo-AfL rs FORGOTTEN AMI
forgiven Retufn 70 'lc eulrare ~ your long de
ser'~l Wise 20 tHruy street " ecovN 10 uty. ~
Ms.sl Wa " 10 witness az 10. ociatea ~,
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at e sG o no ,St Comprising sugars teas syrup
nolasses soap, cand.es spices &c &c, sso nrady GIN,
whiskey IN casks cases and demlohns also about
50O.0to Havana and Other segars, 10 pay advances.
an FRIDAY CTHIs DAYO JAN. 20 AT lO1i O'CLOCK
" NJ at e!egan, sandstone front Priy.:r resaeuce
No 2is West Twenty third street. near Nnh Avenue all the
ng and great variety q frs, class goods
pS u, n0uG ,oS qt 20 e SG sh be &
cash Sale positive No posponement on any account Cash
mmediaeiy In The basemest are Wilton carpets carved
walnut suit extension table buffet aud ohsss side table,
kitchen utensils climates and dinner silver ware ivory
osror. sre oS English and rugs hres solid
ann h s n%a p sss
and oval glasses and reception chairs work tablet two
cSsa vases bronze deures clocks and gas dIur
es hs
sh ocloh velvet stair carpet and rods superty carved
snS n ne eaed ha
blankets ana bedding sofas: e oss
remove or PACK and ship the goods.
GALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PAEIoE AND
ingram carpets. extension table, &S;.ihs day; a, los
S zenith without any reserve, rain or shine. H.
LEEDS austiOneer viii sell as above ae ss eSTs
carved rosewood parIOr suits coveted in rich French satin
cent rosewood octave panofoe elegantly nAd cupids
pearl and solid pearl keys one Of the best
tops ladies' work tables lined with satin wood;
backs; reception and chairs in rich FRENCH
sau aud brocade rosewood stands heavy French
plate msnel pier glasses satin brocade and lace win
dow curtains bronze and ormolu clock magnificent
china valuable psrlor ornaments medallion,
velvet and Brussels carpets dining and chamber furn
ture richly polished extension dining table, els
gAny dining salt rich china silver ware,
rrysa glass silver and ivory cutlery OF the best
description: coffee &c.
hogany SOFAS cushioned chairs rockers superbly carved
and mahogany bedsteads bureaus washsands,
china twenty hair mattresses beds and bed
ding carpets stair CARPETS bedroom mirrors clocks,
tables olcohs hall stand together with all the
basement furniture &c with which rne sale viii commence
The calls the special attention Of
hoeixeepers others 10 this sale article WIN
posiveyhe sold without regard cost, Catalogues Will be
tAued and early the morning OF which Ia
ppreptor shine The sncoreer will attend 70 first
elsss household furniture at he residences OF families
breaking up, reasonable terms
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nENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.-BY HERTS
ii 4 MOSS.-Assignee's sale OF looms, machinery. nix
iron safe &C. THURSDAY, Jan 81 AT lO> O'Clock al
No IA Barclay street. up stairs comprising power and hand
looms. spoong aud crimping machines twisting wheels,
kinds of schnery for manufacturing frnges tssses
chenles buttons &C. also finished and unfinished goods,
fixtures counters show iers sa6mander safe &c
Terms cash. The looms be removed BY the 3s inst
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uENRY II LEEDS. AgcTIoNEERz-sALEsEooM 30.

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIOSEER-SALES NO
ii rs Nassau street-HENRY "A IEEDS 90 WIN sell ~
auction Thursday, Jan n at ii O'Clock AZ the saesroon
% Nassau fine old wines brandies segars &c part of
the Of importer every article warranted TO agree
with the catalogue and sample consisting of very superior
old MADEIRA OF various yniages from 1880 10 1856 sherries
high character of vinages; old London Dock
port Sandman ,&c fine Malmsey Scotch and Irish
whiskey gin and Jamaica Hennessy Otard Sazarac
Cognac Segne and other brandes of various ynages also
about GO 900 genuine imported Havana segsrs.
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M
IN ssSANgssrsr.
Commencing "Wednesday Jan rsry q pSd
Trains leave the depot o. white aud Centre streets,
New YORK
ssek n Mail fc- Albany. stopping willsmsbrcge and
all stations north
s@P " Express fcr Albany. stopping a, the principal
ssaore only.
eI5P. M'For White Plains stopping a, all intermediate
stations
Trains leave the depot corner twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue New York A.
si5k NJ ~ wHlsmsbrdge stopping At all intermediate
stations.
ll.gA " white Plains Do. do.
2.D ". VI. Wlliamsbrdge. d.. d..
500 p " Merton. stopping At wlismsb-idye and al va.
termediae stations north.
400 Crpton Fss stopping aall intermediate stations.
sNp. " Wllamsbridge do. do.
Reiur.nng trains leave Albany Tor New YORK
IS A. " Nal. Stopping a AZ stations north o. anf Al
" VI
Fbr " t,r",ss sofP,ug y a. pri.c,.s stt.- on.s
~. : tsN'Htiis S.. at.u., 49,,
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EDWARD e COLLINS, No IS Wall street. n. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 CO, Liverpool
y. u. WAISWRIG a Co, Paris .
The of the shps VIII not be accountable Tor god
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones metals un
less b OF ldng signed therefor and the value eere~
exprrsxpd therer
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A UCTTON INCONSISTENCIES sAIE-STOCK OF
"A American hardware.--INO. r.. VAN ANTWERP will
Thursday, 2ls inst at 10 O'Clock ut ZIG Pearl ST. by
order Of assignee the entire balance OF stock OF American
hardware Cutlery and heavy goods. For particulars
Courier ard Enquirer. Also to advances case round
steel Holmes Buffers safe size, and
pistols - do7ea grain scyhes, 1890 pounds rolled plate
hr ges 10 casks planters hoes Catalogues now ready
Terms III, city funds.
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