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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

THE CRops IN THE WEsT.-The Chicago
Tribune, of the 20th ult., says
awe present this morning large number
of letters from different portions of the West,
giving most cheering account of the pros
poets of the growing crop. A glance at the
map will show those who are not familiar with
the geography of the West, that they refer to
a wide extent of country, all lying North of
the latitude of st. Louis. Our adviees from
Southern Illinois are equally encouraging-
In week or two the harvest will have fully
commenced there, and We hope soon to an
nounce that the crop is safely gathered. One
of the editors of the Press and Tribune visited
Madison, Wisconsin, last week, and al! along
the line of the st. Paul and Fond du Lac aud
the Milwaukee and Mississippi roads the wheat
looks finely. Most of it was Spring, of which
a very wide breadth has been sown in this sec
ton. Preparations for corn also appeared to
DO very extensive. Accounts generally from
Wisconsin agree that the prospects were never
better for an abundant crop.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

The following is an extract from the Fulton
Democrat, and very just hit is made at those
persons between Bedford and Bloody Run,
who wish to make fortunes off the Rail Road
Company in the shape of damages. They will
be remembered.
The reasons given for stopping at Bloody
Run, at this time, are the unreasonable de-
mands of some of the lapd owners between
Bloody Run and Bedfesd, on she line of the
road. These fellows are possessed of the ssdog
in the manger" spirit; aud are determined that
if the Railroad does come Though their lard,
they will either have the FIRST cost of their
farms or refuse to release. They remind us of
the tory in the days of the Revolution, who re-
fused to give his cattle to feed the Patriot
army but who almost daily visited the Camp,
with the cry of "Bcef beef" upon bis lips.
There is no sentiment in the hearts of such
men for the public good, but they are thorough
ly selfish, not 10 say mean
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

The London Times declares that this great Eu-
ropean war is commenced by three destitute neces.
state and almost bankrupt powers. We can form
some idea of what their necessities are likely TO be
from the following statement of the loans which
they have recently put in the market:
France, 500 600 GOO
Russia, 6O,000,0O0
Austria, 90, 100000
Prussia, 45,O00,OOO
Sardinia, $4,000 goo
Total, S26O,0OO,O 600
Sardinia has succeeded in obtaining her Ioan
but the other governments will find great diff-
Guilty, if not an utter impossiIity, in procuring
theirs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Lucifer, he Of the matches, is gone to-tbs
other world. lie died lately--we mean honest
John Walker, chemist, OF Stockton. Eoelapd.
and Inventor of luoifer matches-;n the town
OF his fame, at the ripe age of 78. A journal
of the neighborhood. noting this important
mans demise, remarks that the match discoyerv
was made by him while experimenting With
various chemical substances, and for a oonsid-
erable time be realized handsome income
from the sale oe his matches in boxes at Is.
od. each. Unfortunately for Walker, though
fortunately for others, Frof. Faraday, being in.
the North, heard of the invention in passing
through Stockton, obtained box. which be
took with him to London and adverted to it in
one of his lectures. Some thinking minds
were set astir by this, and the discovery was
made which has sirce become yorld-knoSn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

The FRENCH ARMY IN S..RprN1A.-Fr,nce b,,
promised 10 send Sardinia two hundred thousand
soidlers. On the lst of May il was estimated one
nun dred and twenty thousand French were in tn.
rIn' composing four divisions. The following
shows the composition Of the French army of the
Alps;
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-03

Thirteen divisions of Infantry comprising
70 regiments, each 800 strong 65.0OA
Seven divisions of cavalry, consisting of %
regiments, each 900 strong, o5 OOO
Forty batteries of artillery, 24O guns, 5000
Thirteen companies of sappers and miners, 1000
-H'A'ary laih ana eommissariat, say 5000
Total; Total; 10000
The French Imperial Guard is estimat ed at thirty-
two thousand men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

ITO LET OR LEAsE-AT LOWER RAvENswooD, 400
feet south OF the first landing Of the Astoria steamboat
the river dwelling house and onbuldng with from to
twenty acres OF ground Inquire of HIRAM MENTT No 40
raid Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

VALUABLE STEAM MILL-wIIL BE SOLD ON
wednesday the 18th Of September, instant the premi-
10 the highest bidder without without
the weather the steam mill and its hxures situated on the
bank of the Rappahannock river town Of Tappahan
mock The mill three stories high 100 by IS feet engine
adjoining, 30 by Is feet chimney LOO feet high With
draught sufficient TO burn readily dust. ? =
The first story has line Of shafng extending the length Of
the building Second story has upright arranged 10
cut log 70 feet ongone of Pages large circular saws and
two smaller for cutting aths &C. all well for the
lumber business There also
grinding whea, and corn with proper hxures machine
and good running buildings substantial and
the engine and machinery of the very best kind.
To this establishment might be advantageously united dig
ery being situated in one Of the best and produ
cling regions in Virginia.
third cash. days negotiable note satis-
factoriy endorsed the balance credit of two
years. the deferred payments to be secured by
good security bearing interest from day of sae when posses
sion will be given.
For further information apply to the subscriber at Tappa-
THOMAS g. WAUGH, Agent
Bowling Green, Caroline county,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

no LET WITH, STEAM POWER-A ROOM IN THE
New York Planning MILL Of Bank and West Streets
YIN use OF shed and yard required For particulars inquire
Gulian Hook, II Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO ONE OR TWO SIN
"A gle gentlemen In rice quiet house. and In good neigh
bon ho,d viii lie lot low TO good person. Inquire at lso
Fankn street. FL gsh and German language spoken In the
| hOuae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

ROARD.-sUITs OF ROOMS ON SECOND AND THIRD
oors suitable for families; also single at 89 and
l9l West Fourteenth street Houses first class Dinner at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

ITO LEAsE-THE FIRST CLASS VERY FINELY LOCA-
yea four story and basement high stoop dwelling house ii
twenty five feet wide and three deem has pas
out acs included and fixtures; water bells STATIONARY wash
ubs dumb waiter &C. II has just undergone altera
MONS ssh repairs and now in the most perfect order Ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
poARDINC AND LoDcINo.

4 SMALL. FAMILY WOULD LET TOGETHER OR
separate suit Of neatly furnished rooms % gentle
exchanged Apply West Eleventh srec between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

R0ARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN ONE
- OF the most pleasant localities In Brooklyn convenient
e ferries Mould reasonable terms two
tachcd second third floor preferred No other board
ers taken Apply ia Henry street. between Harrison and
DeRraw, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH
board, TO gentlemen and wives, single gentlenmen.
House has every modern Improvement location
Also first floor for an Office for physician Call
20 West Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

TOR sAIR-oNE FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY
brown stone house with high stoop situate and az
house s has been built ~ days work and Contains all he
painted frescoed &c and for situation q he mott
desirable In the CITY, the view included parcuars
apply at 22 Pearl street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

| UNFINISHED PARLoR AND TWO BEDROOMS
dress box 1S6 Post flee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

DOR sALE-RURAL HOMES IN THE VICINITY OF
II New York A two story house. ten rooms lot 0Orl6O,
price 81 100 $3.50 yearly until paid One lot 4ax $1,000
80 yearly on the Bosom road two miles from Harlem Also
sonr story attic and basement cottages new mile from
bridge price Ply each N6 yearly uuh paid Also ON 18th
new cottage ten desgned by Downing; lot 100 feet
squares s. So $3.50 yearly lying between bridge and
ror Morris; geneel neghborhood. Apply At ELT0NS, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

BOARD IN BRoOKLYN.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
ID have partial board in small private family centrally
N4Irart fa--ias Ao,,ir a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

ROARD-A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS FOR PERMANENT
H. ooarders can e had ati9l West Twenty eighth street. the
second floor, well furnished, and board for small family
Terms moderate. Location excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

IA will be let family desiring first class accommodations:
repee with every private table only references
Fifth -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-A GENTLEMAN
ID and wife party of gentlemen obtain good board
pleasant where all the comforts Of can be
enjoyed Apply at Is Poplar street. two minutes walk from
Eli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

ITO EXCHANGE FOR Sl8000-6O LOTS IN BROOKLYN
near the water within three miles Of the New City
Hall suitable for manufacturing purposes and $1,000 good
securities viii be put with the exchange good i'm
proved property In New York Brooklyn Owners please
address T. n c., box 1887 New York Post ONCE The Ios
may be sold In one o. four parcels there sufficient induces
mem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

AT WOODLAND PARK WASHINGTON HEIGHTs
IA Hudson river 46 minutes by railroad steamboat from
Chambers sreeTwo ne large suits Of now vacant
at this delishsl residence Families or single gentlemen
wishing 70 spend the autumn IN the country will find this
from Madison square and accessible all hours by oars
steamboats, stages Bowling alley and billiard room on the
place Superior accommodations for horses and carriages
boating and fishing For TERMS &c. apply
second street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, FROMPARIs, OF GOOD EDu.
"A cation, wishes to obtain board in American family,
either In the city country learn the English
would teach the French Latin drawing science
Address E. b., Hotel dc France, 90 Duane st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

BOARD WANTED.-A LADY COPYIsT WISHES A
p good with fireplace and board in respectable ia,
miy boarding house; may influence other boarders Ad-
Dress with terms E. NJ Station d. Post office Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN THE VICINITY OF
the Fifth Avenue and ST. German Hotels will lettwo
three furnished without board, noor,
gentlemen, or small family without children References
Post office. - - $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

A DESIRABLE ROOM, OR SUIT OF PLEASANT
N rooms with all improvements, TO let with board This
geDes home for the winter Apply so 70 nth street.
W ri O Broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

TNOR sALE-TwO NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
high sosp brown stone houses well located Second
avenue corner Of Eighteenth street. finished with all the
prer npea
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Terre-Hauie Female College
TERRE-IAITE, INDIANA.

.I,Hr Second Ses.i.n ~ his Iusiltutfon wii eo..
nae ne on Ilf>DAN, tbs arst OF febrs2ry
end con uue Twenty Weeks
Eighteen Pfolct saIs asd lraeheTs Of superior qua,
la.oss aud ssle.t ted ~ifh great tate tie
HuaTd ~ EdasattoH- frofs. Alphonso Weed and
= hoss ortiz and ell he leading Teachers, have bees
o. fons and 40 l4Y orally known 10 the paAle te
ender snneeess-ry any rcnArks respecting theis
quallacaiious.
ne lotAtlen Al the College. for tfst1 asf BesHfy,
- anof - surpas.s1-and u HOLDINGS erected snt
eomfofs rarely % te found 10 insiltuions Uf learn.
Ing. Ihey H.rael - sfssa ssd isE Afsf - sss.
fhe apparatus lot experimental inu~trarofs. In
eiudes Eooi 7esscsfs. Microscope, ard every re-
eaiste 70 .llssisate ialI al Tie ldneisles Of The
scienses turfuct.
Neekls lectures are delivered he fore the school.
The Music nepaument. under the eare 81 froi.
Aathon and NJ Newhy. both - vhom stesf IN
their respective departments, "a hghig flourish
tee conditicp
TIE coarse 81 stables i sEfsFsirs sd fisrsrgh.-
THE Cias-ics consolidating rrouideft festnre- An
The classes ia The College al rfsptcfstff fsr
rAmssrs saE affeanatafs, The Senior class utmhef-
Ing Tsa.
The expenses ger arrnua. including rooms furnish
81 peril tniton IN al thc hrsrefes 81 The Tesglai
eoarse. rasl. Nights sHd sa~titx 49,
u - Any further infofmafin rrsrcsfing ihe Sthea'
"a ~ hsd. ~ addressing fev. Jehn covert er Rev
'ipbonso Veot. fcrrc ffsrtc, ird.
tsn ~. IsSo-dw-iy JOHN CONkkT.
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Fever and Aeue.

nom which mankind suffer over a large par, OF the
Globe, l. the consequence OF diseased action In
the ~ stem. Induced by the poisonous mlasin OF
veeet able decay. This exbalstion Il evolved by
the action solar heat vet soil, snd rises With
the wstery vapor nom ~. While the sun u below
the horizon this vApor fingers near the eArths sur
face, aud the virus j. taken with u through the
lungs into the blood. There ~ acts - Irritating
noson on the internal sseefa and txcreting organs
ofthe body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
rete only this virus. but also the bile from
The blood. Both the virus and nc bile accumulate
la the circulation. aud produce violent constita.
tlonai disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. md the
stomach sympathiEe with the liver. aud become
disotdcrcd ais Finally, the Instinct OF our or.
ganisIn. as VI In an attempt 10 expel the noxons
Infusion concentrates the whole blood of the body
In he eternal cxctctorie- Go force them 10 east ~
out The blood leaves the surface, sud rushes 10
the central organs with congcsiive violence This
Il the CHIL. hut la this EFFORT " fails. Then the
fEVER follows, ia which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rushes - the surface, az II In
another effort eNpel the irritating poison through
that other great eNCretory-the skin. la this also
Il fails and the system abandous the attempt ~
ha0sied, aud waits for the recovery Of strength TO
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
the IT. or psroxgrms Of FNvrR ND AouK. such
ronsltut lonal disorder will OF course UNDERMINE The
health " IL Il not removed.
We have iaboled 10 fad, aud have found, On an
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
10Y AND GLADNEsS!
n HAS BEEN BROUGHT To
HAWY HOMES AND FAMILIES

MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.
cuNCE THE INTRODUCTION OF THAT
- Worlt Renowned medicine, DE-. MAsN'S A1th
BALsAM. h the Western connuy, AID espeslaiD
The past sesson-t has brunxa heaiih and pists
INTO more families than any remedy on record: The
question would naturally srisc-why Is this nc
esus. does In all cases IN the shortest tine, aes,
ehflls fewer and In Is worst foFmss ana ~ all
eases ne rforms a speedy cure. Persons residing IN
mAiarious districts using this bAlsam, OCCASIONALLY
during siskly season, need have no fears q Az
attack Of agne. n h therefore highly teeom~ cnneo
- sure preventative II used In small doses daily
that particular time when this class OF dlseAs
= prevail. For want OF space Ne can only onsr
fen Of The many evidences In Us lafor'
Brcxsrs o.. PED. 2B. 1855
mr. & X MANN G.IIas. oaIo-GKsrs We
are Al loss 10 hnd language sunieeEt 70 pef-s 20
the usle ihs gre Al esiee m In which your csleefa
led ixse Baisam l. held an this community The
and We can sell nothing else, Yours, &c.
HOLOBERT & T. ILOR. Druggists.
CoHEIxTH Miss. Oct. -. leSe.
Nessr.. :. X. Mann. & co -Gents:
Having procured a supply Of jour Ague balsam
and testing II thoroughly ia many severe eases oi
long .taudng where ~ the popular remedies Of the
fseied safe sod speedy cure. lts just tEe medicine
-. vsaut her In the South Yours.
JOsPEH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Nav YRk. Feb. -. isSs.
Nests q. X. Mann & Co.-Gents, have At oui
three years and have carefully observed its enects
and In eandor must say, do not believe u has Al
equal the history Of medicine; for. TO my personal
have know IL used aer all other remedies had fail
ed with the happy result. have no hesitate ~
IN pronouncing "a the greatest discovery ever asfs
IN intermittent remedies, and perfect 'r.a"ph osei
On lis, fever aud ague.
Truly you're.
r. X. MANN q CO Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio
Sold BY all good Druggists.
June 4 1e5o-dNrlul.
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THE prorrietors Of the BOOSTER WOOL.
i IN FACTORY at Ind anapolis Indiana
respectfully inform the farmers aud tie public
generally that they have established an sgen-
ey At ELtsaA SrTFHKSs a Co.'S Leather Sure.
No. 10. West side Of The Public Square, IN
Terre Hsus.. Irdians. where they have = gen
sral assortment Of WOODEN GOODS. Of their
oun manufacture. such "a Cioths. Cassimeres.
Jeans. Saiipetts. BIankets. Lsnseys. Plaid and
Plain Flanncls. Stocking Yarn. DC. which
Will be exchanged for WOOL on reasonable
terms.
A these cd. are all Of our own mauufac.
fure. warrant them - be = first rate article
and n great dcrsbility.
Also. the highest price in ess paid for
Woof.
We slso receive " ool for Roll cardipg spin
ning. and manufacturing also Cloth 10 foil.
dye snd dress.
All work done promptly. and warranted to
give satisfaction.
c. C. coSRADT. Agent.
Nay 25. uif
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H0 " ARD ASSOCIATION.
Fhtladclph1a.

= BeserofeHf fssffs,seH. esfebhshed b. special O.
dopmehf fer rae reii<f 81 fhs ssct ssd d,sfyessa.
sgssfed Euh Jir1isHf snd EP,dsme dsssasn.
The Howard as>ociation. in view Of the
a ful destfat zion Of humsn life caused by Serun
diseasts snd The delfltlons rJattlfed upon the
fortunate victims Of such clsessss ~
al years directed their lousultnK kurEeon. ssa
Charitable Act worthy 0ftheir pane. 10 cpes
DispensaIy for he treatment 81 thfs rlsss dis
ssser. "a all their forms and TO give Medical Ad
vice Gratis. 10 all v be apply ~ letter. NTH
description oftheir condition fafe, occupation lab
IL. or life &c . and 10 eases Of extreme povcrtt Ia
H. ueetlffsi 90 add that tie Association commands he
highest Medical skill ofthe age and viii furnish the
Bsest approved modern tfestraenf
TIE Directors - the Association. IN their annual
Report uIon tie treatment II SEXUAL Diseases ef.
pres tie highest satsiactisn the success rhieh
has attended the iahors u their h. the cure
elect. yptilis, She Vice 81 Ouanism self bu.e
diseases 30 the kitnsNs aHt bletfeT. G.. and ofdes
3 Continuance 81 lae same plsn f0f the - suing year
Ihe Directors. on review 81 The pact fee lassared
have been of great benefit 10 the afleted. especla
IS 10 the Young. aud they have resolved 10 dexofo
themselves, with renewed real 10 this very inpu.
tant but much despiscd cause.
An admirable Report on SptrmatorrhGs, or Semi
nal Weakness. the Vice % Onanlsu, Masturftion
az SELF abuse and other Ia casts Of The Sexual OF
gsns. b the Consulting SuTEeon. wiilte sent b.
neil On a scaled ieitsl). FREEE OF CHARGE. o.
receipt 81 I've stamps Tor postage. 0ther Reports
and Tracts on TIE nAfUre aEd treatment ~ sexual
diseases. diet. &C. constantly bciig published
for graUifuu~ oistribuiicn and ~th Be sent TO the
afflicted Some ~ the new remedies and methsOds OF
treatment dise0feIeP during the last year, arc q
great value
Address for Report Of tTesimsnt. DR.. }. Skill
LIN HOUGHToN. Acting surgeon, How ard Asso-
G IA tiosa No. soUth Ninth street Pkisdelpuia. Pa
p, order - the Directors.
EZRA y HEakTN ELL. President.
GEo. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
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School Books.

The standard school Books Of the day. com.
prising McGuffrys series Of Readers and
Srellers. Rays and Davies series Of Aathe-
ma,ics Billions. Boilers. smiths 4 neo's.
Tower- and Noting Srammars; Mitch. IL
aad Cotton 4 Fitch'- 0.eogrsphys. Burrlt's !
S1,th's Astronomys. Goodfleh's. Willard's,
and Wilson's Historys: Buliion'-. and He.
L,ntock aud Crooks. Andrews aud Stoddards :,
and Ollendorf's Greek. Latin aud French
Books. Com-tock'- aud olmsted'- fhilo-o
phys: Cutters Physiology, and Mrs Lilo.
soln's. Comstoek'- add Woods Glass Of BetA
nv. Webster. Speller-. add Weh-tsr's Dc
tionarys. from the Pocket 70 the Unabridged
edition. constantly on hand.
IL Country Arfchapt. snd school. supplied
with above mentioned works, on the lowest
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Every sautiy ~ blank Books, Consisting
IN part. n Deny Day Books. l.edger~. aud
Journals, Russia Euds aud bauds, Wide aud
Narrow Cap half sad fall bound Day Books
Iedgsrs snd Journals, Cap aud '(uarto- Cash
lavolee and Record book, keeeip, Books.
oder Baoks. Nsts AID Draft Books. Bill
Book.. Time books Blank Drawing Books.
Bank Books. scrap Books Copying and Copy
Bsoks. aud every IS 81 PISS, aud Plain aud
A.frarar1 nm Hou.s.
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A fall sssortuneDt of papers for Printers.
Country Merchant. pnd Town People, gen
sral use. such A. Plat Cap. Blue aod White
Ruled aud Ulruied fosl.cap and Letter Pa
per, Congress Cap add Letter paper. Wide and
Marrow B,ll Paper. Plain ADD Ruled Comms.
eial Note Paper. Lsiies' Letters aud Notes. all
sires. Plain and cir Edges.
IT have the agency for Middleton Mills
Print Papet= nd y ID fnfnish Printers al mill
L-.-L--.--- ~ 4 .-..- II = IL Z. LII
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Mrs RowLSoN

Respectfully informs The Ladies Of Terre-
Hsuie ard vicinity iha, she : nov prepared
% do al work entrusted 70 Der care. IN the
most fashionable aid geuieel msnBer.
MRs. OLIVER,
From Paris and New York. whose abtlii, and
skin is unsurpassed. ~ill have hafge Of the
cutting ard sitting department. ssd very ef
fort -ill Be made 70 give perfect ssiist etios:
Msy lodvu
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Books with Gifts Books with Gifts
4. A. >. Va. CHi>ssEt,

4. A. =. Va. Ckl>uEu,
LAVE removed their Clock. Nnsea spd J~w~lry
Store. 20 TIE rooms lately occupied b p ".
Wolfe on the vest side Of The square. three doors
south ~ Wahash street. ~ The sign Of ..etEkN>-
WARE" ~hcfc they VIII - happy q meet and
supply tie wants ~ their old ard sueh custcm-
ers nsay fsvor them wifh call.
RC Fine Watches, clocks and 1cwslry KEPT con
SANITY ~ hard fof ssie atlow prices.
Jane II. i7se-d~3m