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JUSTICES OFTHEPEACE.

TOHN MAJOR,
y JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, HoPEwELL,
BEDFORD COUNTY. Collections and all business
pertaining to his Office win be attendedto prompt
estate. instruments Of writing carefully Prepa-
red. Also settling up partnerships and other ae-
counts.
April /, lsoL-R
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

The Louisville Jou,naIsays it is apparent
to all that the approaching August election
Of members of Congress and Of our State
Legislature, ia to be one Of vast interest
and importance, and il TO turn mainly, if
not entirely, Oh the question. shall Ken
lucky ratify the constitutional amendment
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MARRnIrRG. nj. n-

r L. MARBoURG, NJ. D.,
J i. Having permanently located respectfully
tenders his Professional services to the citizens
of Bedford and vicinity. Once on Juliana street,
opposite the Bank, one door north Of Hall Pal
mer's Office April l, ls64-6.
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arotessIaHaI & 8Msiatss Cards
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

TOHN II. KEAGY,
81 ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
Win promptly attend to sill legal business entruat-
ed to his care. win give special attention 10
claims against the Government. Office on Juliana
street, formerly occupied by Hon. A. King.
aprll;65-*1y.
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HOTELS.

DEDFoRD HOUSE,
ID AT HoPEWELL, BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa,
BY HARRY DRoLLINGER.
Every attention given to make guests comfortable
who stop at this House.
HopewelI, July 20, 1854.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. B. F. HARRY,
IL Respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt Street, in the building
formerly occupied by DR.. ]. H. Hofus.
April 4, 1s64-tf.
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HENRY HARPER,
No. $40 Arch ST. above 5th Phila.
Manufacturer and Dealer in WATCHES, FTNF
JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER WARE, and su-
psrior SILVER PLATED WARE. mars4:sm.
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q YEsl o yEsi

The undersigned having taken out Auctionesr
andSals License, is nov ready to CRY SALES ON
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. 1t viii be Fecolccted that NO one is legal
ly entitled TO act as cryer ofSales, unless he
procures alicense.
Address LEVI AGNEW,
aFs. 8, lss4-tf. Bedford, Pa
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
wv No 709 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
This Hotel is pleasantly situated on the North
side of Chestnut ST., few doors above Seventh.
Its central locality makes it particularly desira-
bic to persons visiting the City on business or
pleasure.
ep2s:sm CHAS. NJ. ALMOND, Manager.
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DENTISTS.

C. n. g. MIsNIcB, JR.
ENTISTS, BEDFORD, Pa.
IL Office IN The Bank Building, Juliana Street.
All operations pertaining to Surgical Me-
formed and warranted. TERMS CASH.
ian665-ly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

ESPY M. ALSIP,
IL ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFoED, Pa,
Will faithfully and promptly attend to all busi-
ness entrusted to his care in Bedford and adjoin-
Jug counties. Military claims, Pensions, back
pay, Bounty, &c. speedily collected. Once with
Mann Spang, on Juliana street, 2 doors south
Ofths Mengel House. apl1, ls64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

HIMMELL AND LINGENFELTER,
N ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Have formed partnership in the practice Of
the Law Office on Julisna Street, two doors South
of the Mengel House.
aprI lS64-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

ToHN MOWER,
s ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BEDFORD, PA.
April 1, 1s64.-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

M A. POINTS,
NJ ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFoRD, PA.
Respectfully tenders bis professional services
to the public. Office with J. w. Lingenfelter,
Esq, on Juliana street, two doors South Of tho
"Mengle House." Dec. 9, 1S64-tE
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HyHE STUMP ISLAND OIL COMPANY.
L
CAPITAL $12O. 900.
Development Fund $4,000
10000 Shares. par value $I

No certificates of stock to be issued to the cor
porators until $1,000 shall have been sold for the
benefit of all the stockholders in the further deve
opment of the company's property.
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Remember the 18th at Pola1d's

The sport yesterday at the race cours,
was not as We expected, because Of the de-
! linquencies that occurred. The trottine
race was very interesting, and the speeta-
tors were unusually pleased with the cor.
rectness Of the performance The horse.
were all in good condition, though the tracL
was very heavy on account of the enormous
rains that have prevailed for the last Two
days.
The first race, between Lolita, Climax,
| Flora Re lie and Silver, three best in Eve
attracted the greatest attention.
The FIRST heat was ga iantly contested
with the track in favor Of L tia, Silver
second, Climax third, and Flora Zelle fourth
This was maintained to the ha mile post,
when Silver passed up 10 the second place,
and contested the point with Lolita, until
getting around the last turn aud on the
home 20, he gave way, and permitted the
heat TO be won in BIZ by Lolita Silver
second, Climax third, aud Flora last
SECOND HEAT.-The send off in this heat
was most splendid, and fair as anything OF
the kind We ever witnessed. Alter passing
the score Lolita took the lead with Silver and
Flora locked to the first quarter and behind
some three lengths, and Clim9x some three
lengths in the rear Of them. Up the back
stretch and around the LAST turn, at a slash
stretch, when Silver made a mighty effort
to close the gap, but was unsuccessful, and
he came home second 20 Lolita, she winning
the heat in 2:5s. Silver second, Climax
third and Flora Zelle fourth.
Third HEAT.-The odds now wers all in
favor OF LottA's winning the rsce, and as
much Is twenty 10 one was offered on the
mare. The start was even vita Lolita lead
ing 10 the frat quarter, Silver second, Gil
max third and Flars fourth. At the half
mile post L0.ta and Silver were nearly
locked, and some six lengths ahead Of eli
max and Flora, who were doing their best
In making the last turn Lolita gained
some three lengths, though after getting on
the stretch old Silver was disposed TO DO or
die, and pressed the mare TO the string, she
winning the race in 1853. The hesvy rains
Of the Two days previous rendered the track
heavy and Unconditional for contest Of
this kind.
The second race was for a dash Of a half
mile between Fanny and DR.. Lindsey. The
start was good, with the mare leading by
some three lengths up to the home stretch,
when Lindsey rallied and passed her about
half way home, gaining every jump 10 the
string, which he passed in So seconds, and
winning the race.
The Fall Races commence next Monday,
when the public may expect the best season
they have ever witnessed.
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C. A. CAMPBELL
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Tennessee Copper Mines for sale
A Rare Chance for Capitalists.

W. Mat Brown & Co., Of this city offer for
sale, Gee ADVERTISEMENT a fine trait Of land
in Polk county, for the sum Of $4,000,
which is situated within the famous copper
region, which has SO long attracted the at
tention Of capitalists. Before the war, no
less than eight mines were successfully
worked on lands adjoining this tract, seven
Of which were in Tennessee, and one in
Georgia. In the month of September, ls55-
ten years ago, the product Of the seven
situated in Tennessee, was no less than
l,sO9,l75 pounds Of copper, or little more
than So = tons
There are few mines in the world more
productive than these can be made, with
proper energy and the ore is unusually
pure, yielding fifty per cent of the fine
mineral. As the tract in question lies ad-
joining that on which seven Of the mines
are situated, and as the vei1 leads directly
toward il, there can be no question but it is
underlaid with the mineral. Competent
judges are Of opinion that the land can be
made worth a quarter Of a million in less
than two years.
We do not think Il possible for capitalists
10 invest their money in any mining enter
prise, which promises so great profit, at so
little risk.
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Poland's, on Thursday, Gala Entertainment

R0RBERY ~ tbs SUBURBs.-A msn named
James Gallery, late q Government EN-
ployee, was yesterday perambulating th'
precincts Of West Nashville, just beyond tn,
corporation line, when be was met by tw,
other men, who made themselves very IA
miliar, aud invited him to take several
drinks Of "Obio Rectiied," which he wa.
not 10th TO do. After becoming partially in.
t0xicated, q walk was proposed, and the
parties strolled in the direction Of Fort Gil.
lem, when one Of the party seized Caffery
by the arms, and held him, while the o her
rihed his pockets Of a silver watch, worth
$50, and ABOUT SIS in money. The villains
then hed in the direction Of one Of the fer
ries, and have not since been seen.
Gallery states that he did not know the
men, but supposing them 10 be, like himself,
discharged workmen, he had no suspicion Of
their designs. They were dressed in citi-
zen's clothes.
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STATE LIBEkRIAN.-We would call the at
tentiOn Of the Legislature to the smallness
Of the salary Of the State Librarian. He
receives SEQ per year, yet there is not a
man living but knows that no man can
maintain s family here, on much less
than twice that SUN, even though the most
rigid economy is practiced. To be a good
librarian, high order Of intellectual cul-
tuTe is required; and we have no hesitation
il saying, that any one who is competent to
fill the position, can readily make twice the
salary now paid him, in almost any other
employment. The present incumbent is
evidently qualified for the post he fills.
He is good scholar, and photographer,
and careful man, and the State connot
afford to part with him; and his salary
should be made at least 81. 500. We hope to
see some member Of the Legislature move
in the matter, and do justice 10 an able aud
faithful public servant.
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Old Course of Treatment
MEDICINES FURNISHED

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as
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AMUsEMFNTs.


NV THEA1Rg -Madamoiselle Ravel closet
/ her engagement at the New Theatre las
night. Asan actress, in her particular role
she was a success; but paniomime is no
! popular. and we doret il II ever Will be
come 50.
During the coming week, a new star ap-
| near on the boards Of that Institution, and
| she viii play il characters which ar,
attractive. ana We doubt Tot that the mara-
/ gers will be rewarded BY full houses. Mis-.
| Blanchard is a fine actress, and possesses
/ ali the qualities calculated to attract tnd
az she appears in the part Of Fsnch on
/ Monday evening, and as il is charactel
! with which she is famil ar, and in which
she has already won unfadiBg lEurels, We
| she'll expect 70 see every seat filled. Such
a tribute IS due her.
OLD THKATRE-Despite the rather unfa-
vorable weather this house was ammed
last evening 10 witness the performance Of
/ the "Female Detective" and 'sLiddy Lsrri-
gan" In the former, Miss Lotta, whose
engagement elOsed with the evenings per-
iormance, hsd the character Of the Detec-
tive. There ere Eve transfer a atoms neces-
sary for the detective 10 undergo, in order
to perfectly carry out the plot Of this highly
exciting and sensational drama, and no
small amount Of genius aud talent requisite
for the occasion. The whole was a success,
attested BY the applause of repe ted OF the
audience. We would like 10 make honora-
bic mention Of several members Of the stock
company in this connection, but want Of
space precludes at present. In Miss Lotta's
Personation Of Liddy, in "Liddy Lsrrigan, !"
q whole lifetime Of enjoyment was com
pressed into few moments. Il was an oc-
casion not som to be forgotten. We have
come 10 the not very sage conclusion that
there is virtue in real hearty laugh.
Monday evening Miss Charlotte Thomp
son commences an engagement at this the
aire. The besuti al domestic drama Of
Little Barefoot" and the farce of "Robert
Macaire," with a song from Mr.. mhita
ker, is the programme. Miss Thompson is
well and fayor4bly known, not only 10 the
play -gOers Of Nashville, but in most Of our
principal cities. That she is an actress Of
sterling ability, sill not be gainsaid by any
body. We hope that the present engage
ment viii be pleasant and profitable. one,
alike to the worthy managers and 70 herself.
Give the beautiful Miss Thompson recep-
ton that viii make her heart leap with in
expressible pleasure
PoLGxD's THEATKE.-There is an apparent
increase Of interest in the performances at
this theatre. Energy, Industry and enter
prise should always be rewarded, and the
public will certainly not allow this to be
made an exception. Pay the Varieties a
visit.
TIE C1RCUs.-This institution was well
patronized yesterday afternoon aud even
ing. It starts out this morning on its
Southern tour. Messrs. Homer, CASTILLO,
frosty, Parker, Mott, and others, goodbye.
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7. P. win Be At hans oa ne Ieth-


The river. in the lasttweut-four hours. has
~ isei over four feet, and the rrosnerfs 49,,
that we will have 8 number OF boats AT our
wharf in the next few days. With rise III
the river, may be expected vast increase
Of business, aud eur merchants are hopeful
that better times are IN store. The reeu-
lar arrivals and departures Of stesmers
VIII be given by Us daily.
AZ Pittsburgh, navigation is nearly sus-
pended, there being less than two ieet on
GiEsshouse bar. The chanel from Cincin-
natl 20 Louisville only affords four ieei,
while three and half feet is all the Louis
vile canal allows.
Ahe SLLogis Republican Of the 18Th says
we river a that point fell several inches the
wy Previous. The Missouri is falling RON
~. down, With seszt three hnd hal
~ ~. 1 H9 some bad places te LsayeuvoEih'
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Tom in his glory Thursday next

To PHYsIcIASs.- A rare oppo rtunity {,
obtain a fine suit Of Offices, handsomely fur
nished, with eas and al the modern in
provements, with cash practice averaging
from 81 ,000 20 Sss.50o per month, for sale
very low. The Offices are centrally located
and superbly adapted for either physic-
ian OF dentist. The object Of selling il, that
the present occupant designs embarking ioi
Europe on the last Of this month.
Address ?. o. Box l67, for two days.
octl5-lt
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We would call the especial attention Of
tbe public generally 70 the vel filled estab-
lishnent oil our enterprisiug friend, W. ".
Totten, who has the finest selected stock OF
Fsmilv Groceries south Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened . splendid Liquor establishment
where the finest Liquors and Wines can DC
obtained. from a bottle 10 pipe kamilles'
parties, and pic-nics furnished VIII We
choicest seviands" 81 modera'e prlcss. HIS
Nos are q and g, North College street, op-
posite sewanee House. Give HIM q call.
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On Wednesday last, the House Of Repre-
sentntives adjourned over till Monday next
but as that was for more than three days, 4
was not constitutional, and hence q called
session was held yesterday, at ten o'clock
q. m, which continued just sixteen minutes
The only business transacted was the read
ing OF the minutes but the constitutions
provision was fulfilled
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Nashville Msdicai and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. 10 p. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
acute or chronic. :. S. Aborn, NJ. D.. tx
aiming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-H
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TwESrT-rIvF CESTs FoR USIoS AND PLAN
TERs' BASx.-The notes Of thess two Banks
seem 20 be steadily declining, aud ss cash
Bank has over million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline 10 IS cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Msrr, Broker, cor
per Of Union ahd College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables MIN
III rive considerable more than this rate at
prssent. Send your money 10 hina before
the orders are 6llsd. r.
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Notice 10 Distillers.

listed STATES IHIESAL REyESra,
CoILEcroRs OFuCE, SECOsD DIsr. OF TESS, :
NAsHy1LlF oct. Il, 1865.
II EREAFTER, 10 distilled spirits will be allowed
III 70 be sold or removed nom dlsallery with ut
first being Inspected sud branded. Every violation
OF the internal Revenue law in q respect will sbu.
ect the uariies to heavy fines anu penalties, which
will be rigdlY enforced in very instance No fur
theT nOuce viii h. given. The law must he under
stood and compiled Niih. H. l.. NORVELL,
octl4 I'm Collector.
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GERMAN CLERK IN Tx POsT0FrIcE.-Her-
mann schneider, q well known young Ger
man in this city, has hecn appointed 10 q
clerkship in the Postoisee, and was sworn
in yesterday. Mr.. S. is a gentleman, and
well qualified for the position.
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A UsFFUL WoRK-THE NASHVILLE DIEEo-
TORY FOR ls66.-We call attention 10 the
card Of Mr.. King, in this mornings paper,
and commend his enterprise TO the patron
sge Of the professional and business men Of
our city. A General and Business Direc-
tory is very much needed at this time, and
from what We know Of the publisher, who,
By the way is an old Nashville typo, the
work will be done in a thorough and salts
factory manner. Il Is q good advertising
medium
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PoLIcE CoURT.-About twenty-five cases
were disposed Of in the police court, yester-
day; but none Of them embraced any fea-
tuees Of Importance 10 the public. Some
amusing circumstances occurred, but 10 ap-
preciste them, it is necessary to be present.
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ScHooL BooES.-We call attention 70 the
advertisement OF school books for ssle By r
p. Cone, in another column. The schools
Of the city are now in full operation, and
al cen b. suited. by giving him q call
His prices are cheap IS the cheapest.
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TTHHR faIIo sing stakes sni purses e5e odsE9d Z
Re nm tor Suring tn Fall heetiAF 1872
famneneIng on The loan day OF ue'oo-r tex;
MONDAY, oct. Is, 1865.
THE CuHB4EIAsB ST4kE--A sUee pstiks lor w
yesr ODD 4 DISH 81 oue mile Subscription -
esro. SO fo-fsif, 18th $50 added y the $50 a
bon ftbs. race i run; a e. y m Re 70 nil -
stake Tie rsea % b. rem % tlle, hrs ~ u -
Fal Meeuug. Closed With tie I9lloa.ns eI ne
l. 4 * Cheatham names ch c hugghs, ~ JerA
Malone, ouJ Of Fannie hcA sier y Vlileaia
2 Turner johnson named en- G 1opf ert y MA
Ssfhs ouI Of Ilu Trek b mp fiiaill-
g. 4 b alteIs5E names ch c enc sli- - -
lack Malone, cut Of A-noni y lnfoIieo II
hon. -,
I. Also, b. Rlsnehe Rousseau, b. imported AiekI
Eree, oct Of Ada TESTS BY imported Anon.
g. Harry NaDlisE names en- c liFeIptoA ~ mp
Bonnis Scotland, out Of Young Fashion oJ
mp MoEarch.
G. Also ch Caledonia, by mp Bonnie SeotiAndi
out Of Lady Lancaster ~ imp Monafch;
T. Hinton Kinney names ch G IorgAdo ~ SO1l-
modore cut Of Rapidly BY Chi.de iltld.
= " h McIyman uaHles 81 I En,gnais y Ohhde
Ia old, o OF Delta By mp friam
9. Also, br Currency, by Chiide haioid' oul o.
Caroline by imp 5eYthian ..
IL J Il Kirby enters en- Capitols, bT jeck Aslonei
dam kldion mare ont Of l-eslaihan
SAME DAY.
Association Purse SEA for sll sges mile heats
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A DISCOVERY LONG NEEEED

Restores Gray BAR TO its Natural Color.
Makes toe Hair son, Glossy and Lulurisnt
Keeps the Scalp Clesn, TOOL and Healthy
The only Known ResiOFer Of Color and Per
feet Hair Drsssing Combined.
4" London hair Color Restorer and Dressing
" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
-" London HAIR Color RestoTer and Dressing -
" oadon Heir Color Restorsr and Dressing"
lit will restore gray Hair to lis or ginal color
2-lt will n aka il grow On bald heads
S-Itwil restore the natural secrstious
At will re owe ali dandruff aad itchinps
5I-ItwIl make he h9ir 80 e. glossy and flexible.
cit vii preserve the Original coior TO old soc.
T-ltwili prevent the lar IRON falling Oh.
S-ltW . cure all diseases Of the scalp
Prce : 90 per bottle. SOLD bg Dr. SWAYNE 4
son, No $50 sixth street, Philadelphia, and
WI. &C. W SMITH, Drtiseists
Corner Of Church and Vine stree.s,
octlS-W-ff&su Nashville, Tenn.
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Ben Wheeler viii appear for Poland tom
On Thursday night next.

o. TIE ALERT; Mayor Brown is continually
on the alert, and travels over the city con-
stantly; and whenever, and wherever the
streets need repairing most, he puts hand
20 work. He has large tssk before him,
but he will accomplish it, and we hope soon
10 have q clean city.
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Union, published on Monday morning next,
will contain complete copy Of the report
Of the proceedings Of the State Teachers
Association. Il will be in good form for
distribution.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton a Co.'S Nashvill,
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
oisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part.
neiship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 CO.
pcfI3-Iv
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CoLIx HUSuR, a boy or years old,
absenttd himself from home, No. 80 North
Vine street, days since. Any person
bringing him home, OF giving information
that viii lead TO his recovery, will be liber-
ally rewarded. His complexion is fair, light
blue eyes, tolerably ful face, thick lips,
and lisps slightly. Had on gray round
about. dark pants and dark gray cap.
q N CnMARnIN
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Wholesale buyers would do well 10 call
and examine the stock Of staple snd fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, cloth
ing aud hats at VIZ. W. BERRY Co.'S.
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6Anar ATTRACTION At Cameron, 6isu :
co's.,--suPsr silk BrOcsde, French 6rsns-
diae at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
DOiPhus Mugs French JscOnsss-
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ATTENTION IRIsHNEN Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of FL to sic for sale st c. N. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. IS College street. If