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Chairs and Cabinet Furniture.

TIE subscriber has removed 10 the shop On
West Pitt Street, recently occupied ny WIN.
Ritchey rs a Machine shop. where he contir1ee
to make to order and keep on hand general
assortment OF chairs and Cabinet furniture, coTf-
sisting in part of Spring Seat PaTlor chairs,
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, What-Nofs Mu-
sic Stands, Fancy Parlor Tables, Break fast, Din-
ner, and Extension Tables, Bedsfeads' bureaus,
Wardrohes &c. Spits of cottage furniture at very
moderate prices, SO that it is within the reach Of
all to have NICE good and fashionable furniture;
The Ladies are particularly invited to can and
examine for them selves as II will Dc my desire To
please all tastes.
NIB Coffins will he made on the shortest
po,ice far any who will favor him with a call.
In9sI, 1s57 ISAAC MENGEL, Jr. =.
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A TuNG TO Dc PROUD oF,-Buchanan said the
other dav. to member of Congress from Aiaba.
M, Il cannot siy that am a pro-Slnery m IN,
hGt io say that have done more for tho Souts,
thtu any Other man living"
MS is on the authority OF that fre-eatiag or-
gan. the 2ichmond South. AMI il is tue Let
him the honor--whch viii soon become his
torical and ,rrevcrS.--of having done more and
meIner things fur the ptrpctuRt Of hon ,s5 thta
any other man of the age. s.PDor t'ierce" nnt cx
copied. LIT him anticp'te The shining reput ,tion
in coming generations. when slavery shtll lave
passed away, aud the idea of property in =lnm IN
flesh shall be legarled with abhorreaca Ny ,,ur,r
AMI better rtee. 1t is his glory. II viii 80 de-
cl,rel from generation TO generation. Who woal
rob liim Of it
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xONNEf, Aq.R.EN NCO.

NOS. &c CHESTNGT Street, lsenth 'aSs,
5ciow Ha:cr,l PHILADELPHl4. a;
(Tur OLDEST W noD-wARE iIousE. IN THE Clrr.)
NgANUF FACTURERS tni Wholesale deal
WI ers IN Patent Medicine, made RROOMS,
Patent tIroved CED.dR- WARE, WdrfAHied
not 10 shrink. MOOD and WILLOW WJRE,
CORDS. BRUSHES, &c,, Of all descriptions
Please c II, an eIAmine our stock.
Nnh oI lS.lI. I.-zz.
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DR. SANkfOktEb'S
lNVIGORiTOIi.
OR LIVER REMEDY

4
L. needs who is not in perfect state OF health
for ihe Lirer is second only 10 the heart in our
human economy, and when that is deraNred the
whole vital machinery runs wrong. To find
medicine pcculiarl: adapted TO this disease has
been the study uf one ot the prupreturs, in
large aud extended practice for the past twenty
years, and the result OF Lis experiment is the
Inyigurator, as i peveI-faiiinS remedy where
mcdIcine has any power TO help. As a Liver
Remedy il has no equal, all testify who use
1t.
A lady writing from Brooklyn, says, "Would
that Gull express in This short letter the val.
ue your Invgorator has been TO me in raising
large family OF children, for it has never fli,-
cd to relieve all affections of the stomach, bow
GS attacks of worms. II !aothers once had
this remedy placed within their reach, and were
taught how to use it, fearful and untold d.
mount OF agony m,gut be saved
One of our prominent bankers says, give or
six years siuce found myself running down
with lives difficulty; resorting TO your Invig-
orator, greatly relieved, ahd, continuing
for SEASON, was entirely restored.''
a clergyman called at onr Office the other
day and SAID he had given a poor woman bot
tie, who was sutler"g very tadly from Liver
Complaint and before she had taken the whole
OF il she WAS at work earning bread tor her fam
ily.
4 gentleman, recently from the West, says,
while 1T Chicago, be was attacked with slow,
lingering fever that bafiiod the skill Of p!,ys-
claus, but the Inrigotator cured him III few
days.
One o: our city merchants said, while or a
visit TO Troy, lew days since, he was attacked
with bowel and stomach disorders, as TO con-
fine him to his room, he sent TO the drug store
for bottle of InyigorAtor, took one dose, which
relieved him SO that he able to attend his
business.
An acquaintance, whose business compels
him 10 write most OF TIE tihie says, he became
50 wcas as to be unable at times 10 hold his
pen, while at others, sleep would oyerpower
aim. out the Invigorator curel him.
4 gentleman from Brooklyn called on us
week OF two since looking hut the u adow of ii
mtn with IL skin yellow pale and deathise.-
ila has been Tor q hong Ting suiftrug from
Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and unable 10 attend
to his business. We saw Inn again to-day j
chIngrd nntn, And to use tbs expression, he has
not seen ;he bottom of the first boltlc and 4fu.-
thcr adds sit sayed,nly 'liicgfor | WAS last go
ing 70 a .consumpiiYe's grave"
Among the lu1dreds Of Liver Remedies now
offsscd 10 the public, there are none VIZ can SO
fully recommend as Df. SIninrd's lnyigorator,
OK Liver Remedy, so generally known now
throughout the Unfon. This preparation tru-
IS LIVER IUygora:or, predicting, the most
hippy results on al who usa il. Almost inhu-
inera5e certificates have been given of the great
virtue Of ,hs M diciae by those Of the highest
Standing III so ciety, and it is, without doubt,
the brst preptrntion before the public
SANFORD X CO., Projectors, S45 Broad
way, New York.
For s,le by DR.. D. F. Harry, and Druggist,
generally.
Oct. 80 1857.
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THE LECO.MPTON SCHEME IN
PE.NyNSfLFH.NI.1.
,rr1 spondancs of Tie ". Y. Tribune.

~O|'' Sp""ue'tCS " f"e ~ Il AItoa"e-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. |, 1853.
You may feel assured that Mr.. Blchanan's
having yielded himself 50 completely to South
ern dictation, is not only seen by the Democ.
ray of Pcnnsylvapa, but is working power
fully. Their new Governor, Packer, sustans
Mf. Douglas, and one OF the Democratic menl-
bcrs Of the House Of Representatives from this
city has declared within day or two thar he
viii not vote for the Iacomp,on swndle, and
that there ace cot over fonr Democratic mem
bers from Penns,l lvana who will. This is
doing we'll FOR the holidays, but better things
will happen when Congress reassembles. Col.
Forney's Press is a sore grievance to the
stragh,.out Buchanan non in this State
They are becoming bew,ldered, aud fud the
game is nearly up.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

CRAVEN SPIRrTs.--Fi,ch and Bright, who
are in the U. s. Senate, from Indilna, without
the shadow of law or right, anu .gho iepena
upon the votes of Southern Senator's for re-
maining there. are absolutely wellowin- ID The
dirt TO cohciliate the South. Fitch was forncr-
ly Free Soller, bu; Ire nov out-Heroas He-
rod in his demands Cor Submission 10 Southern
diciations. 1t is dissrsceful 90 the Senate aud
to the country to have such msH IL the p9sftiJn
they how occupy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
End ef the Walker Expedition The
General and his Men arrested BIZ
Commodore Paulding and sent
home Prisoners.

General Walkers raid has been suddenly
brought 10 an fseominpus end. The note from
Capt. Chatsrd, through the British Consul,
warning the fllibuster against any interference
with the Costa Rica mail, has already been pub
lished in our columns. On the next day Capt.
Ghatard addressed the following note to the
General
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Lock Eaere, aiOrckccpers and
Sltilesss

THE greatest assortment Of Tays OF every
descriplinn. and Fancy ariicles,of an endless
variety, yun can fni ut the great Curiosity
Store, No. Ifi, n. IL ST., abesc Areh' fh'a-
adelphia. Also Fancy Biskess, Pipes' g ScgT
case, rainsssa. Boxes. Dnninoes. Ctnes, ohl- :
na, Kid and Was b. les, and a sfeat w'rhy
a thcr articles too numerous 10 mention.
JOHN DOLL, importer.
III, N. ID st.
Cost A. Isn7
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INTERESTING STATISTICS FOR I857.-From

INTERESTING STATISTICS FOR l857.-From
number OF statistics published in the New
YORK II raid we glenn The following:
During the year 1851 there were 227 fires
in the Unite States, where the l,-s at each
was over 100000. The total loss is set down
at $500 900, agaius' $2l.l59,0Q0 in 1856.
The number of llvos lost at fires this year was
15S--lasf year 1873.
Number of steamboat accident this years Sc:
Iives LOST, 322, am S6 wounded. Last year
there were 20 Incidents, 353 killed and 127
wouaded.
Number Of railroads accidents. l2G, persons
killed, l39; wounded $50. Last yeair there
were l43 accidents; 195 killed, ana 629 wound
ed
During the present year 26 revolutionary
sol4iers have died, rs have also % persons Of
one hundred years Of age and over
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Ex-senator United States.


Ffom The Washington Sfor1
Among tie many Preparations now in use for
the restoring, preserving and Identifying the
hair, there are none that ret oinmend
with more confidence than Prof. Woods Hair
Restorative. now in general use throughout the
States. This preparation possesses The most
invi soratia qualities, aud n, yer ials in produ-
cling the most happy results when applied &C
cording to directions We r,fcr our readers to
the advertisement for few of the inuumelab bl.
certificates winch have been sent by parties
who have been n1fttcd by il, and who feel
nappy in giving testimony to its wonderful eff
icctS produced on them.
o. j, WOOD x CO., Proprictors, Sl2 Broad
way, \. Y, and ia Mar',et street, ST. Louis,
Mo.
For sale by DIR. B. F. Harry, and Druggists,
generally.
Oct. 50, 1S57-Sm
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

Very TRuE.-Gcn. Cass, in his reply to Gov
Walkers letter of resignation sirs: 'sYuur r.sig-
nation is accompanied hy long argument on the
al'iIS Of the Territory .aeiasy, to which you are
well aware n,conti be impossible for the Department
10 repig." That IS an ao9est confrssDii and com
piimnutsry To the ssgacityot the veuertLI, Secrg-
tary - Gsf7Dit Trib H4 . se -ss
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

I While you use ssch threats il may be of some
Importance for you 10 know that il any person
belonging 70 my command shall relieve injury
from your l4wless violence the penalty TO you
shall be tribute 10 humanity.
Now, sir, you and your fellows are here in
violation Of the laws Of the United States, and
greatly to its dishonor, making war upon y peo-
pie with whom we are at peace; and for the sake
Of humanity, public aad private justice, us vel!
as what is due to the honor aud integrity of the
United States, command you and the people
here associated with you, to surrender your arms
without delay, and TO embark in such vessels as
| may provide for that purpose.
am sir, very respe ,tfully,
Your ebedieut servant,
II. PAULDING.
Flag Officer Commanding Officer U. S. Home
squadron.
To Gen. VIM Walker, Punta Arenas.
The AspinwaI correspon lent of the Panama
Star says that Gen. Walker shed tears lof mcr
tifcation, probably,) when his flag was haulc6
down. The British commander, it is understood,
would have dislcdged and arrested the fllibus-
ters, had not Com. P4uIdiug promptly taken
thst commendable course. Anderson and his
men were at Castillo al the latest adyiccs.
They had seized the garrison and the lake steam
ers.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.

lsirumentality of impartial judges, wiH JOIN
youin aH iamfm opposition TO theI doiags,
andf4e President and Congress wittnjecttheir
Constitution. ."-WGtker's Topeka Speech
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

TIE OLp FRAup Ovse.-- Johnson County.
hl-sss, gives 1000 mpiluty fa sE.yery, il will
be seen. There are not 200 people in it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

Ex-GovERNoR WALKER intends to take the
stump against the ADMINISTRATION in the Sonth-
he has letters apnrovirs his course from loading
Democrats OF Maryland ana exas
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saye n poIfar! Subscribe for is Sd
PETERs0N'S MlGAZlNE.

TEyllIS popular Monthly Magazine already the
A. cheapcs and hest in the world. will be greatly
impr ,ved for 1858. II VIII contain over 900
yes of double Column reading matter; From
twenty To tlntH stosi pl;t's. 'id ever q u wooo
engI avings; which is propertionately more than an!
periodical, OF any m ice. ever gave
Its thrilling original Stories from III" hest
authors. Every volumc contains one OF Mrs ASs
s. STEPHENS copyright Novels, the ee!elratcn
author of Fasion and Famine" Also, ore OF
Mrs f. DEN Southworths, author OF = no
Lost BeireSs.
Its Superb VI zzotinss and other steel Engrsv-
ings are the best published anywhere
It's Coored Fashion Plates. Each number
contains Fashion Plate, engraved or Steel and
cuiored; also dozen more New Styles, engraved
on Wood. Also, Pattern, from whc b dress,
mantil la or child'S costume, can be cut out WITH
oul the aid OF Il mantualBlkgJ.
New Receipts, Crochet Work, Embroidery ,
Patterns, &c.
In the greatest proportion, are given. Also
new and fashionable Music.
1t is the best Ladies' Magazine in the ~orii---
n "a 81
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CHAS. WHITNEY.
Nnw York nct o 1ess

Now I OfK, OCT. =, IF55.
ing the advertisement in OF the New Ycik
Journals of your celebrated Hair Restorative
procured a.half pint bottle, and so much
pleased with it that continued its use Tor Two
months, and am satisfied it is dscideGlytilc best
preparation before the public. 1t at once re-
moved all the dandruf' and unpleasant itching
from the scalp, and has restored my hair nat
urally, ana, have donbt, permanently so.
You have permission to refer 10 me, all who
entertain any doubts Of its performing all that
is claimed for it,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

IyThe Administration suffered hulnilia-
ton in the House OF Representatives, on the
day thar Cox made his speech. It's thus rela-
ted in the Albany Evening Journal:
When he [Coxl sat down, raw hand from
Indiana, by The maine of Hughes, replied, and
closed rambling discourse by introducing an
amendment highly laudatnry of the Message
and thereon called the previous question, say
ing that che wished to bring democrats 10 the
test" The old managers; Phelps, Le,cher and
Houston, were alarmed. Tellers we're demqnd-
ed on scconding the call for the previous ques-
iion. 4 large majority of the democracy had
passed between the telief<-but there was aa
ominous hanging back, and grea deal of put
ting of heads together aud running 10 and fro
through the hall, which ended in Hughes with
drawing his amendment. Thus the friends of
the administration did not dare to come to a
vote on the proposition, and backed square
out
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your ohedient servant
X. j. " ALKER.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-The
telegraph yesterday announced that another
Revolution bad broken out in Mexico The
government of this unfortunate country is so
unsteady aud so uncertain thar revolutions are
occurring almost every lew months. The last
Of these revolutionary movements accnrred on
the II inst. 1t broke out in The garrison of
Tacubaya, near Mexico, aud was immediately
followed by similar movements at the capital,
at Vera Cruz, and at other important places
L was planned oy President Comnoufort, and
executed under the orders of General Bacz. Il
was nothing more nor less than 6oup d'etat,
worthy Of Louis Napoleon by which the con
siitutlon of the country was overtbrown, the
+, Congress and Supreme Court were dissolved,
and extraordinary powers were conferred on
CHumonfort as Supreme Dictator, The peo.
pie are said to have opposed no resistance, and
hailed the successful Issue of the movement
with joy. Several of The ministers reSigued a
few arrests OF people of distinction were made;
but IN two days all was qniet again, and
Commonfort was firmly established in his seat
He was TO call together an extraordinary Con-
gress, whose business it would be to put things
into shape and give eome color vf popular
sanction TO the extraordinary movement that he
has brought about.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

pSlzins Fancy Soap--slgSyiug Cream. just re-
- ceived Fl om the city, hy Dr.. Harry.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08
MISS FEEXs, 26a Greenwich AT.

/ have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair
Restorative, and have admired its wonderful
effects 1t restored my hair where it had fallen
of; il cleans the head, anu renders the hair soft
and smooth -mdch more than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
I.ouisyille Nov. / 1850
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Watertown, Mass. Nav I, 1855.

My y
PROF 0. j. WOOD Allow me 10 attest
the virtues and magic powers Of your Hair Re-
storative. Three mouths since, being exceed
ingly gray, | purchased and soon commenced
to use, two hotties; and il soon began to tell,
in restoring the silver locks TO their native col
or, and the hair Which was before dry and harsh.
and falling off, now became soft and glossy and
it ceased falling; the dandruf disappeared,
and the scalp lost all the disagreeablc itching.
So ANNOYING b4f,re, AID now, l not only look
bat feel young again.
Respectfully, yours. etc
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL

XXTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL,
wv old and Young to this wonderful 'prepa-
ration, which turns back 10 its original color,
gray hair-coytrs the head of the bald with a
luxHrant growth--remoyes the dandruf, itch
ing, and ali eutantoHs oruf tiors- causes con-
tinual flow Of the natural fuds and hence. II
used as a regular dressing for the hair, VIII pre-
serve its color, and keep it from falling 10 ex
treme old age. in all its natural beauty. Ne
call, then upon the bald, the gray, or diseased
IN scalp, to use il: and surely, tie young will
not, as they value the flowing locks, or the
wchipg curls, ever he without it. rs praise
is upon the tongues of thousands.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

State OF Illinois, Carlisle, June27 '55.
have used ProtrssorO. j. Woods Hair Re
storative and have admired its wordertGl effect.
My hair was becoming. as thought premature
ly gray but by the use Of the ,.kesturatiye." il
tas resumed It's original color, and, l have no
doubt, perm AEetly 80.
SIDNEYBREESE.
Ex-senator IJuitud States
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u. S. S. S4R1rnaA
= = y N7-AIf = AJN'.hf
SAN JUAN DEL NoRT*.sDee I I8 7.

SAN JUAN DEL Morris, ,sDee !, 1877.
SIR = Lieat. Cilley, the bearer Of this, is
one of the officers to whom you yesterday offer
ed the gross iHssilt If threatening to shoot them
Now such an Insult to officers of the United
States Navy Is national offence. You certain
y ac, with very little policy; for surely, if rou
wee to dare TO touch QUO of my officers. |
Woul ;eel justified 10 refalate in the extreme,
ami would not hesifat, 10 do 50. wi, lay the
na'tcr before the Commodore when he arrives,
and no doubt he w'il feel the Insult more deep
ly than myself. received your 6,sratch aud
will forward it TO him.
Respectfully,
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PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS

fhEMlUMo run SLC Dc
Three, five, ci ght or sixteen copies make q
Club. To every person getting up Club. our
s.Casket," containing forty Engravings, will DO
gwen gratis: or, il preferred, copy OF the Ma.
vazinc Tor 1858. For Club Of sixteen. an extra
copy of the Magazine Tor 1858 in addition. Ad-
dress, post paid,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
SEC Chestnut Street. Phila.
Nov o7 1857 sySpecimens sent Gratis,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The un-
dersigncd offers his FARM situate in Jack
son township, Cambria county, for sale 1t con
tains loo acres, about rs of which are cleared.
and having thereon erected large two story
frame house, large bank barn, and other out
buildings. There is also on the premises a large
orchard Of 100 young fruit trees, all bearing
This is decidedly one OF the most desirable loca-
tions in the county for country residence The
location is pleasant, and the soil productive. A
good road leading to Summerhll station. on the
Pennsylvania Rail Road, passes through the
farm-dstance about miles, and is also mile
from the Stone Turnpike. |! is in the ncighbor-
hood of the Camel coal tract, belonging to Js-
seph Burkhart, and is supposed to contain Can
mel Coal There is a never falling spring Of wa.
ter few rods from the House from which the
water is conveyed to the door of the House and
barn yard by Hydraulic Ram. Terms Of sale
will be so easy that almost any person may be
come the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of the under,
signed on the premises,
THOMAS JONES.
aug IS. lS5S-40tf.
Standard" Holdaysburg, and "Patriot &
Union." Harrisburg, please insert each TO am
Of s2, and charge this cfhee.
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From the Boston WAVERIY MAGAZINE


From the Boston WAVERLY MAGAZINE
Iss- Many Of the much -vaunted hair mix
lures are not only useless, but positively IN
curious to the scalp; but Prof. Woods is of
such balmy and nutritivc nature, that it in
vigorates the skin Of the head and the folli-
clcs or hair glands beneath it. 1t also re-
moves all dandruf from the scalp, and cffcc-
tually bauishes every kind of scald head and
cutaucous eruption. Hence it is of great
service to children, the ingredients being of
so harmless a nature that the most delicate
cuticle ca:.not be injured By its contact
CAUTION Beware Of worthless limitations,
as scvera! arc already in the market, called
by different names. Use none unless the
words (Professor Moods Hair Restorative,
Depot St. Louis, Mo and New York, are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by all
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas. See advertisement an
another column. J9-3O-3.
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"a TOTICE-IAMES GRAHAM, OF SUS
y quehanna Township, Cambria county ,hav-
ing maze a voluntary assignment of his estate
real and personal, to the undersigned, for the
benefit Of his creditors. notice is hereby given to
all those indebted to the said James Graham to
make payment to me without delay, and those
having claims against him requested to make
Them known. FRANCIS BEARER,
S,tsuuehauna Tp. Assignee.
Aug. u, l858:42:Gt
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EENERAL ORDEES-No. 8.

~ ENERAL ORDEES-No 8.
"a Head quarters, Sd Brigade,
lGh DipisioR, L. 2. II
The Brigadier GeneIal has made the following
Staff appointments
Abide Camp with the rank of Captain--Da-
vid Sharp.
Brigadier Quarter Nastcr, with the rank of
Captain-Ienry Sayior.
Brgadier Paymaster, with rank Of Captain
Patrick O'Connel.
Brigade Surgeon, with rank of Major-Ferdi-
nand Bingell.
Brigade Judge Advocate, with the rank of
Maior-Charlcs d. Murray.
The above mentioned officers, being appointed
and commissioned, will be respected accordingly.
By order Of General White
DAVID SHARP, Aid de Camp,
Hemlock, Sept. s, 1855.
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