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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

nrRLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE REAL BfAIE:
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans CoaFt ?.
Bedford county, the undersigned administrator o.
the estate Of Sophia Palmer, late Of JnnIaA ~
deceased. viii sell AT Public 0utery, on the prem
ises, on Saturday the 2Sth day Of January IsoN
all the following described real estate, situate
the township aforesaid, 70 wit All thai Ge'al+
farm OF tract Of land adjoining lands OF 'o,sE55
Ling on the west. William Brant on the ea-t I4--
occupied by Daniel Metzgar, Esq. on 'ae ~.
and land Of JOSEPH Ling and William hIAn, -
the South. containing l07 acres and = PelI5
and allowance. about 50 acres cleared ana uII' 51
fence with two story log dwelling heuse AIa -
stable thereon erected This property Is t@'ois..
situated in a pleasant neighborhocd, COW 'en,,.
20 Schools and Churches. There is also . as :,
failing spring OF excellent water conyenieA' =.
Dwelling House. The unimproved paFt o. = :.
land Is Een covered with excellent OAK shl - -
timber and Is 0nly distant about SIX mTs .l;t
the large aud extensive Steam Tannery o. Do -
Black at the foot Of Dry Ridge, Title inuH.l
table, sac 20 commence st II o'clock s. D. =. :,
day, when terms will be made known, .,,s ana ID'
tendance given, LEONARD BIFI Mn I'm
jan 3, vi Admih'''i1''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE BOOKS
~ OF THE BIBLE

BT PRoF. cALTIs T. STOW, D. ,.
A work of real value, and an almost indispen-
sable companion Of the Bible, showing what the
Bible is not, what it Is, and kow 10 use it, an
swering all the objections 70 its authenticity
urged by modern infdels and tracing the aRthori-
ty Of each book up its inspired authors, giving
a vast amount Of information heretofore locked
up in verv rare and costly volumes, making one
Of the most popular books ever published.
1900 AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced agents, eiergymen, ladies, school
teachers and others should send at fer eircn-
lars giving further information. Address,
ZEIGLER, MeCURDY d CO.,
sol Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 27th 1867, 4mo.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

THE Matrimonial business has increased
with such alarming Fspidity in Blair county
that the HolladaysBs1g Radical has been
compelled TO issue q supplement to get ont
All the announcements.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

s@-Hon. William D. Kelley, and Hon.
Chas. 0'Neil of the National House Of
Representatives and Hon. Alexander Stutz-
naanand John T. Richards, Esqofthe Penna-
vania Legislature will accept our thanks for
public documents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
WITHIN A FEW MILES OF BEDFORD .

The subscribers VIII sell, At private sale allths
SPLENDID FARM
situate n Pleasant Valley, Bedford township,
ave miles from BedfeF 4, Ros IN the occupancy q
William T. Syeum, containing 100 ACRES,
more or less, about Sixty Acres cleared aud
under excellent fence, IS acres Of bottom uszd1z
and the balance we'll timberei, with splendid
D0CBLE DWELLING HOUSE
Barn, and ether out-buTidings. well Of excel
lent water near tbs door; also, good young Or
chzrd.
This Is an excellent opportunity to procure
GOOD FARM near Bedford, eon7esieut 70
Churches and good Schools.
PRICE $40 PER ACHRE
DCR90RROw LUTZ,
JAY ls-1f Real Ezszte Agents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
CoMErHrxG you NEED.

CLEANERS WONDERFUL LINIMENT.
1T IS EFFIcA CIOCS AND CHEHP
Ir you have a cut, old sore, frost-bite, letter or
any ailment requiring outward application yeu
should use it.
IfyoEr horses or cattle have eats, kicks, sprains,
grease, scratches, old sores, you should il,
for you get nothing better either for yourself
or horses and cattle
Yon can procure it Of store keepers, and deal
ers, in patent medicines throughout the county.
Manufactured only BY
JAS. cLEAvER
HopeweIl, Pa, Nov S-3m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
THE PITTsBUReH DISPATCH

TUE PITTSBURGH DISPATCH
The Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch is one Of
the largest, livelies1 and most widely cireula-
ted papers in the State.
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Is an eight page paper, Independent in
politics. and contains forty eight columns of
matter. embracing the latest news by telegraph
the most reliable market reports, the latest
cable kilograms, the fullest local reports, With
the latest news by mail, including the most
interesting personal and political items, full
telegraphic market reports from all points OF
Importance, East and West, and much other
matter of entertaining and instructive
character
The Dispatch is furnished by mad at IS a
year, or may be had from our agents at 6fteen
cents week. Send for a specimen copy.
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH 81 YEAR : :
In issuing their Prospectus for 1868. il
affords the Publishers qualification to be able
to state that their weekly, like their daily en-
ters upon the new year under very Hatterieg
auspices Il has been enlarged to nearly
double its former size and now contains
Thirty tsc0 Columns of matter printed on bold
c0pper-faced type making it one of the hand.
soonest as It has long been one of the cheap
est, if not the cheapest, weekhes in the eoun-
try.
It contains all the latest news of the day
Political, Commercial and General, and q:
i an entertaining and acceptable Family Nescs
paper is not excelled by any paper in tbs
State. The leeekly Dispatch is furnished to
single subscriber at 81 50, or IN clubs Of ten
TO one address at 81, 90 each, With a free pa
| per to the party gettingup the club.
Subscribers may remit US by mail, either II
bills or by Postoaiee order, which is the safe
mode. PostmAsters receiving subscription.
I for the Dispatch, either Daily or Weekly, ar,
authorized TO retain twenty per cent. on 0ul
published rates, for single subscribers, or teg
| per cent on our club rates.
Address
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
A SPLENDID SITUATION
"A FOR A PHYSICIAN
A MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION.

Physician wishing to retire from practice offers
his location and property fer sale. The property
consists Of 4 modern constructed building con
tanning eight large rooms, kitchen, cellar and a
good well Of water az the door Two lots planted
in fruit trees and grape vines, handsomely sita-
ated in one Of the most hlivfng towns in the
Southern part Of the State, with good established
practice. ANY young Physician wishing to locate
permanently, would do we'll 70 lock at this iocs-
tou. The property win be sold for less than cost
and on easy terms. Price s., 200. Apply TO
JAMS, ,6stf DURBORR0W & LUTZ-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

TTH0 ASSESSORS Assessors who have not
L yet received the duplicate assessments and
blank notices, had better come or send and get
them at once, as to be ready for the appeals.
December 10th. wi
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]. Fl. FOSTER L Co, Publisher,
s. and GO Fifth Street Pittsburg, Pa.

n istrator's snd Executors, Deeds, Mortgages,
Sudgment Notes, Promissory Notes. with and with
out waiver Of exemption, Summons, Suhpoenas
end Executions, for sale At the Inquirer Office.
Nov2 1865
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
narl5iTE
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
L OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, the uRdersig1ei administrator Of
William Penrsose, late Of st. Clair township, de-
ceased, will sell On the premises, AZ o'cloeE P
m, on Saturday, January 25th, lsss, the follsE-
ing valuable real estate viz tract Of land sita-
ate in Napier township, containing about q
acres, adjoining lands Of Jacob Bowser, John T
Blackburn and James T. Blackburn. A Frame
House, Frame Barn and Carpenter shop thereon
erected. About 2 acres Of meadow, the remainder
tiIiable snd in a good state Of cultivation, with
good fences Also some choice fruit trees, and a
spring Of nsver-fsiling water. Terms cash at
confirmation Of sale. CYRUS PENRoSEt
ian STA Adm Of Wm. PsRrose, deed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

DBANK I'VE have on hand a full supply Of
ID all kinds Of Hlanks. Any one in need of
them will find we have a complete assortment
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

YEsl oYEs! YRs,-Ths undersigned
" having taken ont auetioneer license holds
himself IN readiness 70 cry sales and auctions on
the shortest notice. Give him call. Address
him at Rav,s HiT Bedford county, Pa
WILLIAM GRACEY.
0ctIss6m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
DELLsl BELLS BELLS
octIs.6m

The largest stock Of SLEIGH BELLS in Bedford,
CHEAP, at LYNcH'S Hardware Store, Blymysr's
Old Stand. Sign Of Big Saw. dec.lStf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

DIRECTIONS.
Additions TO clubs may be made any time
IN the year a. the above cIa5 rates.
Changes N Club Lists may only oH request
Of persons receiving cub packages. stating
edition, post otSce and State 70 which It has
previously been seut, and enclosing twenty
I've cents 10 pay for trouble Of the change 90
separate address.
Terms. cash in advance. Send, if possible,
P1st Office Mousy Order or Bank Drzft
sender.
We have 10 travelling agents. Specimen
Copies, posters, &c, sent free Of charge
wherever and whenever desired. Address
all orders and letters 70
THE WORLD.
S5 P4yk Rosc, Nstr York
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17
His stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS

Embraces osgood's Series Of Readers, Browns
Gramrnars, Brooks Arithmetics, Davies
Algebra, Raab's Speiler, and ali
books used in the Com
mon Schools Of Bedford County; also copy
BOOKS, Of ali kinds.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-17

". NJ NICHOLSON, Resident Secretayy,
lis South Seventh Street, Philadelphia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
Tie "Edt C0nfFibHf0I'' aHd the
Farmers club.

Tie Tat Contributor o: the Cincinnati Tmfs
is much interested in agriculture, aud 10 tends to
follow u when hc retires from public life. lie
has lately been in Central New York looking az.
,tra farm he has there Having attended a
meeting ~ the Farmer Club, he writes as follows
attended a meeting Of the Farmers Club
the olh.r day, aud was much interested in the
suggestions offered. There is no iormalily abou,
these meetings, every one being at liberty TO
ltcseni such 'acts aud suggestions as he pleases
This being the planter season, discussion natu-
rAli, laid 10 that direction How TO help worms
was prominent theme. u. o. Handle Of Rem.
SON, strongly recommended that she seed corn
be soaked IN ,rrniiiugc which is said 10 be- "a
good thing g. dive away worms.
Kutncl ukorn, Squaw liush said hc usually
stuffed l.le worms with worm lo1engcs tof which
they aic passionatcly fond while the corn is
growing. Common gratitude keeps them from
caiiHs the corn after that.
The gtuh.worn was taken up aud discussed
Some one said ashes would fix HIM. Luke coan,
OF Wes,moicland, said the grubs on his farm like
ashes, got iai on them. lie said he put ashes on
/ evcry hill Of his corn In a ien.aetc field Of H.
1hc gfuhs wcat az the ashes, and devoured Il,
nearly as fast rs the, could pu, il on. Tha,
night be- was awakened bs loud knocking AZ
the door aud great hallooing. Il was the gruhs
lhey had come up 10 the house In body de-
mandug more ashgs.
fatuer wanted to know the hes, protection
against crows. SearecrOws are Of no avail nov
be saii. Since fashion pFescribcs such outrageous
attire for mcn aud women, scarecrows are too
common. une man said De- kept caTrion In a lot
adjoining bis corufe!l-fog where the Cafrion j.,
There sill be the crows also. Tie only trouble
H. il makes the neighbors carry on about Il.
There vas considerable discussion rs 10 the
hest time 10 pg, in corn. Some though, Il should
hr pn Ia late at night but i, was finally settled
tina, eleven o'clock in the forenoon was the pro-.
l,r time. II being about that hour, the club al.
ioufuei to grocery across the street and put Ia
their corn"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
Mound builders ~ IeHnecscc-- Rec
oidiiOHs ora LOSf Rdce.

III, Nashville (Teun.) Pssss 0f the I'D of DC
,ubrr stys: De- Joseph jones, O our city, deliy-
cred a, Masonic Hall last night, before large
aud Intelligent .srmb,age uf our ci,ixrns, a most
instructive and interesting lecture upon the
mound .iuilltfs uf Tennesser. In almost al por.
tinns ofurf STATE are found large artificial mounds
the prudaci o Iacg of people very different from
The ! wages who wrre iaini!iar 10 the early Get.
tiers The relies have often excited the curiosity
of lhos. whp saw ani examined lhem During
the war, when the State was Ia the hands u the
Federal farecs 'ie 'Ncayaiiuug made At ChAita-
noosa knuAyll.r Aufirteshufn, and Nashvill,
revealed il gtrai many curious remains which
were carried away to the North Previous 10 the
Labor. u pr Innta, however, nu syslemaiical ef.
forts had heen entered into TO collect aud classify
the antiquities and remains 81 the people who
constructed the mounds aud built thc graves
which aie 20 numerous all over Tennessee. The
doctor commruc,l last year a SERVES ~ fcxplora.
liuns, which be continued with undated ardor
up 10 within ,hrvr weeks ago. The result OF bis
labors IL the Antiquarian field has hetn most graft
iniug lie haa surrtgdcd Ia collecting liner ar
ray II relics aud remains than ever was secured
ofany othef extinct American race. The rostrum
OF the hall last nghi was covered with large
number Of implements, human remains, vases,
ornaments idols, etc, which had been exhumed
under his supervision from the mounds Of our
State. The doctor gave an aecoun, of bis re-
searrhes int q large mound IN Giles county.
Iirre IL The reaisr Of the pyramid, ho discovered
the remains of a great chief, buried with nuuleF-
GUS relies, aud around him the skeleton Of some
~ his subjects Drifting into the side u the ~.
,ifcial mounds, ashes, bits 0f pottery, aud bones
az hath human heings aud animals were found,
mixed ap III one incongTuons congioneFation,
o1en with beautiful specimens II vases and shell
ornaments. Specimens Of th" burned crust q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
T,,,,,rore me Ereniuo..

An exchange very aptly says that with III, sc.
turn of lengihcned and pleasant cool evenings
comes the query all, how shall We best improve
them There are a thousand pleasant Ways Of
spending "a fall or winter evening within tie reach
OF tLosc who have command Of their own time
aud prominen, among these Is Indulgence IN lis
erary pursuits. How few comparatively, of ~.
young people Of the presen, DAY appreciate -
they should the inesiiniabic privileges they enjoy
Surrounded, as are the young, with all tbs OPP
poriunities neecessary tof the cultivation ~ lit
crary taste not one IN "a thousand appears a. i'm
prove these golden chnncrs Orcaslonally, 10 d.
true, We meet with toung man, ur yonn..
woman, who firmly grasps ~ idea that
''knowledge Is power, but these are the cXcci,-
tinns, not the rule. Thousands Of YOUNG men,
who have comfortable homes -whusc parents arc
willing 10 supply them with books aud papers
Instead ut ayailing themselves uf these nivhn-
tag,s spend their lung fall aud winter evenings
iu idle luunRiuirs around curntrs, or In company
with frivolous associates, male OF female Thus
wln,er after winter rseses away, esrl nte bring.
Ing them nearer 10 the aye Of manhood, but not
fitting them for the proper discharge Of the da-
ties that a full manhood requires They enter
upon the busy stage Of life with none Of those
safeguards which cultivated intellect throws
around lie i.osssssof They start lie lsbosHg
under thousand disadvantages, and confronted
by ianunerable obstacles which disappear Ike
shadows before the well-informed mind. The
fact that they do mol contemplate adopting u
professional career does not ln any degree relieve
them from the charge of being untrue ~ them
selves, their friends, aud lheir country, while
thus fFittering away the most precious hourg OF
their lives Ia idle indifference, aud too frequently
In the company Of those association with whom
is contamination. How many Uf them will re-
sulvc 10 turn over a new leaf, aud Improve the
long sveningsf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
Miscellaneous.
Good News 90 Baltimore DO.
People from
L. r. CLEAVFLAND & CO.,
DRY G000S AND NOTIONS,
1O3 ~. Gay Street,
BALTIMORE

DEOrLE OFTEN WONDER how we can
Il afford Ia sell our goods 50 cheap. rs they
syr such general satisfaction. Wen, the rca-
sui is. wc bgV cheap for caSh. aud sell only for
~" same We have now ia use three stories.
we'll filled with desirable goods Of every des.
rriptiun. our buyer being constantly IN the
I'M. act we are always posted on prices and al
wnt have something new tp show our custom.
"a. Our trad" l. steadily Increasing we have
h' ~ obliged ~ keep 10 eur employ eighteen
t.rr.pns; "" have fourteen young iaiic, ia eur
tti1Il department, whn have had long cxpcfi.
cu'' IA ~" trade. aud ia whom reliance eau bc
paced when buying. our departments are Ill.
voiced IA the following order:
tikST-A larg. assortment IT ali wOol De.
30 tee, Mcfinavs, tashtnctrs. Black Alpaca,
''!Ifcd Alrsras. Paul de Chcvrcs. rlaid No.
hstrs, aud great variety t"' numerous tp incE-
iiou: ncXt--a fin" st"ck al Linens aud White
t''~"is; hcAt the largest aud best selected
tx oi SIlAwI.S in Baltimore, from ~ cis. up
". ~; next IA fin. line "f lIoslcTy, gcnta' and
i.'l,r~ lI'dkts.. Gloves. th crshitts. Drawers
10 Su.pHt.rr-. On the opposite side. the
Lcttt,s - -turl "l lilars bn"sklur aud tine all
N ! CHssiiuerr, ~ Baltimore; nice line oi
IVY 'l"ihs. Satitn.sis and NJ. Jeans IN
l' q variety; NEXT "a varied assortment ~
i..r 'ys White. Eri. i"ll"w. lilur ami Shaker
J. +fuurls u"Nt Brown Muslins tsoin the tia"
q. -! t' she !rtVy Laurel y next llrachcd
j lt',- ;tau ~. lrsuy N"dr'"c'Ssin t" Ii"
tst tH.t aiitt alta mex u dNl ~ !
rtins 1u;.J.. i.iuvn pamn-ks. i:ur Denim.
D. ArS, tansa-. i'f.h,. Clmhflv-. Canton
9 nu"l.. hisv u AMI Nhl''.. aui lHs' "u "ur
3, "a! tt', ar the t,li. r's ruin ris ti ~"
{" makcs 81 Aivgrin,nrs, American AMI
t.u',. al "i wLrh ~. Will sell ch"aIrr
e.. % ANY other h"u... ~ baltimore cii.. N"w
t..t tutu T. A',ur ...ij ami 80 az 4" "ur lhi;i
Try. .ter' y''t Viii iind thr i-rt took 1t
" 'iIE ANp 'pLu3kh HlASk"IS. rt'l'r
't t"uHi"rraurs. tHrrcte aud Hop S~lfis.
ia nrw turn aud ,n"ur Wh"lrsai" n.Ihit-
i,.ui. w'lth az" stacked with ~. >nne aiud
%; s""d rUHint rni,,i IN "ur Retail Department.
wax tsr'' r.'''"t hric all packed With 90" 3,
ought ~ i"r'"ry prince aud will hc sold 'x
mel, !"w.
~! ~ AK l. I" s'sr a. lair tglAl Ini wc
.f. -ur. T., p.vu>.' v"u oar clerks ~" lrliir
.'.i are with: show y"u through nur "s;ab-
.1m"u'. cali and .,c u. ~hcu y,a vi-tt the
'..v aud ,.'t, will he .lie T.. ar rewarded tor
Tt'Itlug ;hr establishment "i
l.. Il. CLEAVELANp ( 80.
EETtiL Ems JOE EMS,
toI y. Gay II. door from Front ST..
iialtinur,. Nd.
s4.-Wc would s,vr nur customers g. uudcr-
-tnut : IT HE mar W. INTEREST
WIN AM DTHER STORE ~ orr
fiTT. zoe; ln.-t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

DnrssiSG roa rnuggI. Very r5imabr aud
Wr trust y,ry religious young w0mcn sometimes
eater the house II God Ia "A costume which makes
the acts OF deyotion In them seem almost bur.
l,squs. when "A brisk little creature comts into
pcw with her hair frizzed tiil II stands on ends
10 a mo-, startling manner, rai,ling strings uf
bead aud bits Of tinsel, she may look exceeding.
IL pretty aud piynahis aud II She came there ior
game of erolnei OF iableau party, would be-
al 10 very good taste but as she cane % con.
ftss that she Is a miserable sinner, aud To renouncc
al lainps aud vanliles--that she has done the
itings She oush, not to have DONE aud len un-
done the things she ought To have donc-as she
iakes upon her lips most Solemn and tremendous
words, whose meaning runs far beyond life into
a sublime eternity there lie discrepancy which
would be ludirFons ifh were not meianehoiy -
Me-. H. H. Sosre
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

go- A thief being caugh. by lho proprietor
on llc top u lila garden wall, was asked, some.
Nha, pefempiogily where be was going 10
which question be- replied, with admirable dis.
erection "Iack again.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
\ q I | c Il.

II ii.aw we,l established fact that fully onc.
halt 81 the .cihalo portion "f our population
are selion, ia the cr- Ioymcntolg good health
o. tu n,c ,hrir own I.xpres .i"n. never feel
well" They urr lauenid, devoid % all energy.
extremely uervnus aud have no appetite. r.
this class oi r,t.pu- the Bitirrs. "r the Tonic.
Is ESPECIALLY recommended.
Weak and Delicate Children are mad.
stong by the use Il either 81 thcsc remedies. -
They will eur" every casc Of MARASMUS.
without fail.
Thousands oi certificates have accumulated
in the hand "f the proprietor. but space will
allow ni the publication nt but few. Tho. j..
IL will De- observed. are men ut note AMI ct
such standing that they must be believed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
Miscellaneous.


Thc OId-Est0bIisAcb stand !
New Goods!
New Goods!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WE have just received from New York aud
w Baltimore. from dircc, importations from
Europe, fine assortment of GOODS campris.
ing Black Alpacas. Alpaca Lns,Tc.. Dclaines.
Beautiful Challics, Chambrrs Ginghnms. Man.
chester Ginghains. &c. COTTON GOODS u
all descriptions Plaids. Cambrics. Lawns. new
styles "f Calicocs from cents per yard up,
White. Red aud Opera Flanncls. beautiful pain-
ask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash.
SUMMER CISSIMERES. COTT0XA BES.
COATING AND PANT EINENS.
and fine stock OF MUSLlNs, bl.achcd and
unblcachcd. FROM 10 cents per yard up. aud
siEETlNG. blcachcd and uuhlcachcd.
GLOVES Mourning Gloves. Grape tine
assortment of HOSIERY. silk 4 Linen Hand
krrchicis, cheap. and u great variety 1T No.
TiONS.
a fine assortment ot
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Alabaia Ware. Hardware. Qn"rnswar". r'"'h
rrywarc. T.nwarr. a.. A iiur asset,
nrnt ot STRAW ani WOOL
HATS. BOOTS AED
SHOES, for
Ladies. Grnilvmru phd Ghil trn.
Always "u hand GIi"cERtEs of tn. br,t. .inai
ny TEAS, sri,'Es. Ir oils. Lu5t
ing sud luhrnaun::l LAMP
CHlMNEY>. 2r.
sff-PATENr MEhi' iAE~ s-nrrsi!y in s...
SUMMER MATING 1 uiL'L"fii.
FRESH FRUITS ANb VEGETABLES
constantly "u hHit'i.
ss.cALL ANb ~EE.
rt-,,,,l, delivered .,.. %, ,t., ~
\ call - respectfully !.,i'.,! o.t =, a..
rl.rwh.r" W ththk .pr =, ..i- ..i.t a'.,.r,
cann"t iuli l.. ri"a-".
"a W. srr u..w ,.ii.r,u: .. .r.a' ,r..,...-
meni. IA bargain. a. ran h.. g.. :ti IA ''t",.t....
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