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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

JUsr Ia TmE-While General Forrest wAs making Ills
~ cea cavalry msrh upon hufreesboro the enemy at
zoe, all unconscious Of their approaching DOOM
vac holding drum head for the trial Of nunerous
zns Of the vicinity accused Of shooting the Yankee
cksts. To hal condemned quits uumber TO be
hung among them master ChSrlsv Ridley, youth Of
sxSe- entirely innocent OF tie Il charged but
most acceptable VICTIM nasmueh ss he was the son Of
Brnuf ID l. Ridley of tue judges Of the Obsncsry
Court o. Tsnnesses whose brother, De- Charles Rid
ley, cLS,n Of speF county, In this Safe, Is well
know1 10 many Of our readers. While these summary
ui,s aud oonvoions going on, the Ant thunder
he .sDp OF cavalry attracted the attention Of the
removable Court and in d few minutes the sha'p 70
port Of Dukars and the terrified cry OF the rebels
tle rebels csurnGd the tribunal with despatch
than ceremony. The Provost Marshal, who, ln a few
mlues would hsye been treating his prisoners to short
shrlt and oord took to his heels, and the happy es
capped up shout Of deverancs that made the rekin
r'rg. What lucky arrival for them Macon Ga }
r. lt0yGph
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

possession Of the country north Of nsnphr and block
ads the river and then cross over into Missouri and
sweep the State like N avalanche Hndman vii hold
Ourtis In ehect and Bragg and Polk viii march on Coz
inth, and possibly 90 Memphis He nov holds Grand
Junction. l: would be treason 70 tel your readers bog
many men We have 70 6sht our battles. fhsY are lev
enough, God knoss . 80 81.
TEE substance Of II Ill s-and the North might a
vel know it-hAt to be driven out of the South
vest and the o. river vFesed frcn grasp, unless
eneI geie measures taken TO strengthen the army
Memphis vii soon hs cut o. sKosps BY gunboss navgs
too iron the North, and the country viii again be
run. bya Confederate army. Tennessee and Missouri
viii again become the theatre Of pa Ian warfare end
the boundary line Of the South viii net eorn,s guerilla
depredAuops.
General Curtis refused 70 obey General Grants order
to 20 Veksburs, except on express order from the
Commander In Chief OF the Federal armies rsasors
for doing 70 are unknown 70 me, but he at In tie
abstract. -Four week! csmpalgn before .Vicksburg
would reduce his ny one-hAf ID has sltsdy rrduo
ed the h,et and before the summer out be vculd
not have man lett The countsnaroes Of pee
pie who return from there are sufficient evidence Ct tie
EFF cts of the cl mate. Ne rly svsrybo 10 sci.
The gunboat h,et viii be brought up here 10 pstrtl
the river from Helena to Cairo. THY leave the E,sK
down there unless she can run the blockade, which
not ct all likely. Her loss is frepirable one. Blk
months have been spent In econsuuotng her aud
equipping Der 10 the most Elective nAnser and her
FIRST "Trip she vas thrown away.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

GAtLIsT You're During the engagement at Cy q.
,hia e. there many instances Of pereona daring nd
gallant conduct which have been rslsed 10 US all OF
shich We would ike TO record II space and tiu G
<ou5 Do nit This sincerely regret in all proos-
billy tn. few Of them will ever find their way before
the pab.e 0ls very COP cuoUs we cannot fos-
bar pul,irg on record l. that OF Craven Peytor
a 500 Of The Hon. Sani o. Peyton, CT ksntd,hy-n, {
vel sixteen years old. he acting Col hofgan's
0sd,fly sad vas conspicuous In al parts OF the hsld,
olGasilg tbe msn by bis a. ,m2e. "a ono ocosBior,
shen a ccmptDy VAS ordered 10 make perous charge,
10 placed him1tH az the hesd and shoutng The top
Of bic soles Come on, men fHr the love of God and
tho love oil Kentucky, oJme %! he dashed forward -
Tls eD bO almost besltStng 10 the sce OF such
= mutjsrous ERE, coming from behind stone walls and
from the windows Of houss caught the words and tie
% re VI his brave boy, sad vi strengthened hearts
aud lGd huzIs rushed iBo the thcksst Of tie tight at
the point Of tie greatest iDgeF sweeping every thing
bsfor0 them, and sooa eoding tbs coatest-AAs.;a
90 4fsasSIcS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
TAeN,w orleans Pre-.

New Orleans papers Of the h ult ooutAin very Tel,
mass later than that slresdy recev,d The P.eGygas
al0tAns position Of neutrality, sud Il dsvoted almost
s1,lusVel, to sOeh Aess a. the YA.kss commander
soss 70 be Pltrshed. Tbs Crescent lectures the al
zee Government fOF sA0sening abolition measures aud
s5,senug to arm Il slASes The 7os Delta hAs gous
0Tsr - teAry every supposed il could the FRS;
oppor;uu to the Yu ksss, lie editor John h4Eiu
ais uov psNEs Of lbs "rsbss" ausn,ly tbOugh be
had nsvs the siiso' 81 PrOfsssSty loyal paper
. he CoafedeIs.S States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
Ne q " R,rlolri
A PasN5sIEoE -swoAD IL TaE HIATls.-Ws .

a PaSSssSEOE -SWokD N TaE HTATGhs.-Ws .
ilfGlne3 o. gsnigneD vaoso verscity oannot be qle
uJDsd. thaf ou the "a instant, Grooversylle
E4soi = phenomenon OF remarkable Significance
4trrssed rbe heavens about O'Clock 10 the
ne / perfect representation Of = sVOrt-ba3dlS
b'a.s and poie' al visible. Tee blsde Wa rcd ard
,adie silver color. The blade pointed ths N5rlh
est aud the handle to the Southwest IL was go tP
JBe heavens sppesFng 70 be eye abo1 tweaty lee.
o8z AID two feet broad. SOou after II vas wi messed
~iud sp--gDg up heavy clouds appeared AMI screened
i-om view
Weave not ODe OF those who attach peculiar sgbih
cInce 70 remarkable Creams b, leye in wehcrzit or
Ti5W every celestial phenomenon omen Of good
evil But smiAc phenomenon to tho one In question
has been Witnessed for aoy gertralionS and are,
er,ioie. owing to tho peculiar circumstances surround
us, inclined TO regard il signh ant
EA'ius JosepSus, in his history Of the JeWs refers
- similar sppasra 40 the heavens juh previous 10
the desruction OF jerusalem he says that STAR re-
ssnJliHg spord stood he city, and comet that
continued whole year. Aoother writer, inform
3D. describes the sword as hAi grg the city with
the point down.
After the destruction Of jerusalem the sAr diss ppeAr
sl THIS phenomenon hss always. by learned Divines,
bssn decor bed the "Ssord Of the Lard" From the
destruction of jerusalem 10 the present period such
repre~ntAtion has been beheld In the hsaVensAJKti
cello (Ra,) Family Friend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

AINoRiBLE EXPRESSION QUIsrIoSID Tho state.
rent made ~ Victor Hugo in Les sissrables," that
General Canbronre, at the battle OF Waterloo, did no
k of tie eIp-tssion usually attributed TO him
and W1ich hiss nov become d waichEord among the sol
die = of F.anca 1.-The Guard d 8, but never surrsn6.
blu, tina; instead Of this elegant aud thrilling
tsree be simply replied TO the demand by monysyna-
ole very neegant AID which ia not TO be mentioned to
D." ears polite and which has before found lie way
into decen. pin-has raised controversy very inter
.eiog TO the oVers Of his orcs literature. Finally the
French government took up the matter and ordered the
r1aniuauon Of an old soldier named Antoine Joseph
Oeau Wao gave bis evidence, few days srcs before
AAsshal Mach hou, az his headqllrers at Lls fol
lJvs:
Il was a, Waterloo in the tqq1Te Of the Guard and
IN Consequence OF my tall stature In the frs. rack
belonged TO the Yong Gurd being onlv wenty three
years of eye; but So is vel known ths Young Guard
ha been then called up to ELL the ranks OF the Cd Toe
( lgsh arill ry were sWeepicg Us GOSn aud We were
replying to the discharge by vcleys Of mutketry, le5H
and less well sustained Bstween two dischIrges q
English General cried TO Us: 'Grenadiers surrender
,nersl Canbronue replied heard hin p,rfec y well
= l IS all my cOmrades): fhe Guard dice, aud never
u-rendeIa FIRE. the answer Of the Eoglish Ger
rrsl We closed up the square, and replied with ou'
musktt Greuadiers, surrender you shall be treated
he fret coolers Of toe world 7 repeated the E1gsb
General The Guard dies, and never surrerdsrs again
replied Oambronne and all along the lines the soldiers
repeated With him, The Guard dice, bu: eur
renjers remember perfectly well having sail l. WITH
the rect We ,ived fresh voley, and replied with
oar OVID. Surrender surrender gr' nidersP cried
IN moss the Ecgish, who surrounded on all tiiss.
C,mhronue replied TO the las. Summons by movement
Of Arg,r, accompanied by words which did not b ar
q a;NhaI moment ball carried away my bears hat
kn ekug me on heap of dead. thus declare to have
e .rd repe ted twice by Oambrouns, the words, Toe
GuSd cies and never surr 'nder. = aud not TO have
heard aim say anything else"
20 unlcs1 We or Hugo produ,e some better eV
eree than this old sole.s We must sill believe III Il
Uam5ronue made Of The thrilling expression Attfibu
I'd 70 him gnd which IL Inscribed upon iha ped al n
bic ssu, 10 his native c,y Of Mates. - Worlds Or
rs..,DI me-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
W. N cosrs- lEp waY.

1, is the opinion Of the New York Tribune that "put
i z dosn he rebellion Is V,ry expensive, as well az
o.oOdy ousn,ss." That paper irdeed thinks "the ma.
non Z. u1done" Il not Only has hopes OF restoring
Jse Ua,on, but would restore it if could Esrs
in plaa teius. Precisely what i, is urging on the
expensive and boOdy" for does no, clearly appear
rhe rribun', looking At the money aspect of the
I'D dropping all though, Of the sacrifice Of lives an
alor al poeon involved in the STRIFE proceeds TO show
that ib' isfs C'rgrsss happily ended appropriated
S4lS o. SAT o.; t-c. that the session Lass sum
nrr, appropriated sos los 2s6 ~ Toe total amount
therefore, thus appropriated reec1sd the enormous nj
Nl'Ogeiher unparalleled Of 81 us 1871 s24 % -
More than eleven handrsd miob,l TIE recent amy
ol Aloos appropriated S55s, 600 00O-or mora than
SAs tV.r included 10 or decree BY any Govern
earth. What ia 10 b the result OF all th, -
Il there prospee, that sueh debt ey be pai5 -
And he long this r. Il OF LIVING be maiutalneef
l. IA fact that cannot b. denied tha. large proper
OF the glgande )enditure b. gone into The peck
Of "plaHdereTs Of The puohe treasury he tl,os OF
Of ieisls referred 70 BY tie "Chic,go platform" Us
isSo,ei part4Aes q, The Federal metropolis l. has
esI erred that nearly half Of this vast cost b.
15tn lhus than wasted 10 var co ting a. Gao
De proved, nearly - OuO 900 d.y Why Rad the Sc
ssopusnt. u maud o. tie G,ysTnnsnI" p15li-hsd
elsewhere 10 th's number Ut the fnes Il COZ h-us as
h,' gora TIE ssou deg revelations III lje BY ssr-
Dawes and Hale
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
LiBsra sLd FatrioIis.

We take pleasure IL making pGsl:o the tiaGsaotoa
,eienvi ~ Ia lie foleSing recap
hIcsHJSD July 20 l5c2
Received Of j Rhodes BfoVn Presidsl; Of The Eagle
hAHuiac grrg Oompauv. Columbus Gsor0ia, through
ne hands ., A.iM D Esrgus9h, Jr. Five Raqdrsl
Dlsrs 70 De appropriated the Of the SICK aud
s,gId, soldiers ~ Richmond.
hks q W RlsIOiPI
We A,o assured Ihs, ais Company. which be ic1
ssely s0g,gsj il manufacturing o b LOT tho use Of
ia Amy Las dealt Silh ite i5TsESnsai ca terms no.r
% "a I'D accommodating. ,aal say othss g 1os5msut
:, ,as kiai Z iss SoGluy Ne ssal other Soupsaies
aal especially sEs ufelstA- OslP4u! u Ibis Gig. sp1
ssa VI ss sEilCiIg q Iroi EtTorgsr disposition to
e. zsI ,Es.f SWJ Ussls. tnsl - al tbs G5EsrnDsn
10 p'Osct!1s thsl sDi 'Lsi prOSs:iy ron the a.
ssoLca Of tie toose, President h,oSn IL laying Up t2I
bis company treasure iC bs srstsfai remsTbrlnOs OF
~ people -hs.s usi,beS @S.s noE TIE: doth ooTupl
sri taieJss 81 nos btssk through snj sle,l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
lFoR THE WHO. |
UUNVn0

iittn BY prisoner in Fort Warren, June l3h. 1862
While captive here linger,
In these hated prison walls,
Up from Rsi.is of CHASTITY caruase.
10 my bleeding country call.t
Mourning shadows every household,
Bursting hearts with grief expand,
Cruel tyrants tread remorselsss
On bleeding PROSTATE land.
Rouse again We sons Of vslor.
Crush the bastard weak with Tsys.
Who, in war on helpless womaa.
Casts blot upon the age
Backward hurl the foul invader,
Spurn him from your sacred sod I.
Cleanse the land with blood and ashes.
Where his guilty foot hath trod
Oh my country crushed and bleeding
Thou Of sunny southern skies
Up from ashes and from ruin.
To thy nobler fate arise
For from fields Of CORY ruin.
Born amid the battles cry,
Soon shall rise shout exultant.
Swelling upwards to the sky
Lifted from defeat and sorrow,
BY the noble and the brave,
High above the field triumphant.
Yet thy hallowed flag shall wave
And from out thy stately mountains,
And from ocean, hill and dale,
Shouts of freemen yet will greet il,
Borne aloft on every gale.
From the bloody Shenandoah,
Down to Shiloh's CORY bed,
There are CLEANS OF hope and sunshine,
Ever on our pathway shedi
And tho now thou liest PROSTATE,
Faint tho burncth freedoms flame.
Tyrants yet will learn to tremble.
AT Dc magic Of thy name!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

4 VIRGINIA sTrw-rAke tao young chickens, eas
up and par boil them-.hsn peel cock one Quar
Irish poatoes-thsn peel and cut up doa lsu ripe
tomatoes then cut the from doz soft
cui up fae. Put all 10 Q stew psa and stew for rwo
hours stirring frequently 10 prevent rrnins. EIsr Of
the bones Of The foI season with salt butter and p
pa, sNd ssvss Net
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

FRS OF FHI VIosRoT OF EaYPE-rne VioeroJ CT
Egypt gave tpenald foe, 10 the oriental style, 90
o,ard his zach. Woolvch England, on the 10th ul,.
No expense spared TO make the sfsr 10 elegant
taste and money o,uld mike Il. The fss was attended
by the distio guisasd members OF the British peel
age the duches Of Cambridge, the princess hry, tho
Sitherands Wellipgons, Granvilies, sydneys s., sad
ws unsurpassed In maguihcence.
The yachts decks covered with vines and hps.
ers the airs we're cirDeted and the cabins bung With
rose coored elk. Silver pillars supported the eDamsea
ceiling ald the rarest and loveliest lowers and trailing
vines we're where SIX Of the largest pine apples
ever 10 gland adorned the table, silver and gold
aud bohemian glass held The BAKED meats and ever
thing was very Gorgeous and imposing, particularly
guests ss they arrived In their dog carts aud phsstoos
from London, and made their reception "-molst and
unpleasant" Bot 1t was very barg up affair, and
the fa old Pacha soms,hiDg very stsep-,hey say the
plate was Of half million sterling in value.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

For Sky days and up Sards
storm Of th n aId shot
Ransd round Us 10 q .noug shouse,
But sill We fslered not
'If the noble city perish"
Our grand young leader said,
"L,t tue only walls the foe shall scale
Be rampsrts Of the dead.
For sixty days and upwards
The eye Of Heaven vsIsd dim
And eva throughout Gods holy morn,
Ger Christians prayer and hymn
Arose hissipg tumult,
As II the fsnds Cf air
Strovs TO engulf the voice OF faith
Ia the shr k, otthsir despair.
There vas ,iling 10 the horsss.
There we're tremtlings on the marts,
While the tempest ragged and tLundered,
Md tho silent thrill OF hears;
Bot the Lord, our shield, vas With u,
And ere month had sped,
Our very women walked the streets
With scArcs one throb Of dead.
And the little children gamboled-
Their faces purely rails d,
Just for a wondering moment
As the huge bomb, whired aud blszsd!
Then turned With slvery laughter
To the sporis which children Iowa,
Thrice mailed 10 the suee; ibsur ctive ihough,
That the good God watched aboVe.'
V.
Ys. the haTng bolts fell faster
From scores CT d ans clad ships,
And shout us denser, darker,
Grew the OBJ els Wild eclipse,
Til solid cloud closed DER u.s.
Like iyps Of doom and ire,
Whence shot thousand qlvsnng tongues
o. forksd and vengeful Ore.
E1, Vie unseen hands OF angel
Those death shafts warned asSs,
And the dive Of heavenly mercy
Ruled o'er the battle tide;
lu The houses ceased the usii1s,
Aod through the var Scared uSsis
Toe people trode With the s.sp Of hoTa
10 the music 10 their hearts.
CoLUssIi. 9. q. August g. 1884.
Il has been stated bJ enc protesting TO have "is
sssed the fact thai seeks after the beginning OF
lie terrj bembsrdmeDt only we're ladies seen cool
walking The streets. but that In some parts of tbs
'sn children observed ct play, only interrupr
sir sports to gsz 81 sod slsu 10 the bursting SHELF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

HAPPY RIDDAsos -Auo,her large batch Of Var
k,e prisoners numbering about eighteen hundred left
Us Yesterday They marched from the Fair Grounds 10
the SIDE depot dis of two and bali miles,
about noon, with the Gun shining down with power
aud inter sy such is seldom felt In our warm
CLINE. Wonder how these Yankees like the ardepcy
Of Sou bern sun nop About ne hundred are siil
re- VITO will leave to day. Toen may We say We have
indeed had "hsppy riddsnce" Of most worthless but
yNs sx7ensivs. mas o. humtn'ty -LvnehbWrq pub
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13
VICKSBURG-A BALLAD.
BY PAUL II HAYsKs

Dedicated NTH Yep.ct and admiration to Major GszG.
raj EARL VAN DoM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

81 aus j. A'' i'' sale yoHAs. 7. woEraAM CO. Z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

The Hirtiord (OOnr. T.n,s says The var is Cost
rg, IS can be proved nearly a. 900 900 day" THIS
vas on the 20 day Of JAY. Since then Lincoln hiss
called out co.. 600 more EOOps Even in time of peace
the soldiers Of the United States estimated 10 cos,
The Government 81 600 msu. Lincolus additional
sVss viii therefore add 5000 600 900 pes annum to the
cost OF the War-Spprc Iimsiiug addition OF 81 600
900 day 70 the 81 600 900 nov expended At this Let
sc think We caa stand the long Our Northern
o'ethreD." The SLOWING the article Of the Connec
Gus paper h nh.ch The admission Is made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

isl date of Angus. ls. ssys
Memphis il very much excited sb6dt current evelis-
ns rigorous m ,asures Of nsrsl Sherman, In comEsl
ne the secessUnss 10 exc the OATH have not 10 Il
lat changed Their preferences and they are much
ces.ioniss ever cors qasuy they oce az much az
ever at those little incidents which they style Federal re
vsraes. The abandonment OF the seig, OF Vlcksburg
With rumored for the reb in Tennessee
are considered omers of favor while the air 10 flied with
prog aostcatons founded upon Bragg's expected sd
vance
The suat on Of al rs In the Southwest isa very cr .
cal one. The Confederate army has been sEtllsd by
couscrpton to formidable dimensions and Is rapidly
g,nizios into VII equipped force. Every ia tie
4,es OF Mississippi sGd AIk'nsas ia soldier Schools
of discipline are located IN srent places at which con-
scripts receive brief training ana then are hurried into
the army. IL Arkanssi not mao Is ex'mptffom duty
aud in her sister State none under forty NE are allowed
to remain a: home. 10 Louisiana the same sigofo
me suTss arc adopted and consequence the Oonfe
crate army 10 todayeyen In the ucpient state OF the
o,nscrpuon-most formidable in strength. This 10 VIII
the North should kfoH.
There are In Mississippi at the present moment not
~ than enc hundred and twenty thousand well armed
aud equipped These have been ras ID since B,su-
regard evacuated Cornth and took the flower OF 0
army TO chmond. There are fifty thousand more who
are 10 state Of prepare ion or already engaged In ito
guerilla warfare. To this army the three named
5t.'es have contributed. Gen. Bragg is in c1mmsn
with sixty or ,veny thou and men At Tupeo. Gsn.
Dorm IL at Vi,ksburg, whch pl,ce he will coon leave
with twenty re thousand men. Gsn. P.ioe is-noboiy
kuows wnere-yth twenty i've or thirty thousa1d
m q. He viii be heard from within three weeks ope
ing the bail 10 style which win open the eyes
of the North pretty speedily. You may depend upon
that much Ia addition to this, ,usral Hindm,n his
army Of twenty thou,and men 10 Arkansas, which
d preparing to for liz own Inscriptions ends Wh n
ever an opportunity oers Now the Condolences ar"
not going TO lie still with such iores, Piss NL ct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

Il has been stated bJ enc protesting TO have Wit
messed the fact hs' seeks after the beginning Of
this terr, bonbsrdmeDt only we're ladies seen cool
ly Walking The streets but that In parts of tbs
town children observed ct play only interruprg
lhtr sports gsz spd lstsn 10 the bursting SHELF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04


THE subscribers having purchased the Bedford
Foundry Of Messrs. Washn baugh and Bannon, would
most respectfully announce to the citizens Of Bed
ford and adjoining counties that they prepared to
make and furnish all kinds of CASTINGS for
GRlST AND SAW-MILLS. THRESHlNG MA
CHIMES, pLOUGHS APPLE MILLS, COOE-
ING, TEN PLATE, AND COAL
STOVES, SLED AND
sleigh soles, wash kettles of different sizes wagon
boxes Of all sizes, farmers bells, Ga superior arr,
cle), oven doors, and every thing usually made in a
country Foundry.
1y- l. q y G H S.-WOODCOCK, cEYLER
and HILLSIDE PLOuGPS.-Also, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, to which we call the especial attention
of our larmers-a superior article to the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares and land
sides 10 suit all plonshs in general in this coun-
ty. Turning and fitting of iron patterns made TO
order, and all kinds of repairing done at the short
est notice and at low prices. All onr work
made of the very best material, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do well to
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, as we are determined 10 meet the emer.
gences of the times, will
Sell ,ov for CASH, or country proiUce.
Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber, taken in ex.
change for work.
feb 25, 'G0-ly SHlRES x JORDAN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04

AND GROCERY


THE undersigned has Just received and keeps
constantly on hand The following articles :
Coffee, sugar, saoiasses, cheese, crackers, cur
rants,prunes, rasins, figs, almonds, lberts, cocoa
nuteground nuts, pecans, Eng. wainuts, cream
candies in variety, oranges, lemons, tobacco and
cigars s,allspce and pepper, spices of all kinds, ba-
king soda, cream of tartar. sulphur, birthstone,
canister and keg POWDER shot. caps and lead, grain
and grassscythes, whetting tools, wash tubs and
boards, indigo, extraot logwood, copperas, alum
and madder, oil, polish and Mason's blacking,
sweeping, dusting stove, shoe and scrubbing,
brushes clothes, hair, tooth and flesh brushes, hat
and infant brushes, hair oils and perlumery, purses
and port monaies, pocket and memorandum
books, bonnet and round gum combs, "riddus"
and fine combs, bracelets andbeads, pens. PEN
holders, penknives, scissors. knife-sharpeners,
umbrellas, suspenders, spool cotton and hoss,
clocks, small looking glasses, violins, violin
strings, toy watches, watch chains, curry combs,
cards, horse brushes, e-threaG, pegs and spara
bles, Johnson's Arabian Liniment, Rock and Lit
tle'sWhite Oil, Merchants celebrated Garging
Oil, for man or BEAST and many other articles OF
a similar nature. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
A.. L. DEFIBAUGH.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-04-04
DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
TOOTH PO " D D R.

This, s,Powder possesses the ,nro
CARRONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkales that can in
the least iniure the Teeth.
lrs ACTION BEING FNTIRELy MEcHANIcAL-PoLisH'
nc WITHOUT WEARING THE ENAMEL
DR.. VIM. B.Hmd'S Tooth Powder
\. RECOMMENDED BY ALI. EM'NENT DENTISTS.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental oihce, NO. H'
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, r. D.
Price 25 cents per boz.
A iiberrl discount made to dealers. go.
.Address Principal Office, tribune Buildings,
NO. i, Spruce Street, .Nsw York.
Sold also by Caswell Mack & Co. Fifth-Avenue
Hotel; J. /. Coddngton. 7l5 Broadway u. 3
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyo;t Co., 232, N. "a
street and by O. S. Hubbell, 14lo, Chestnut sheet