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AMERICAN TaApE WITH CHINA.-The North
China Herald, of Jan. 2s, publishes noli Fl
caIioa from the United Slases Consul al
Shanghai, that he sii deliversup the papers
of American vessels on their leaving porl
without requiring Me production Of the Chi
nese Cus,om-houss riearance, as long as
vessels under othst flags are allowed by the
Chinese TO enter and lsase port without re-
porting and paying 9dntiesst thesCussom'
house, as is a, p,ssent the case. The
msnl the casiom.hoass seguls,ions are en-
forced upon all foFssgn vssssls, a return Ia
Them viii sIseaissdepon he past Of those
under the American flag.
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Na8Na


In Espyrown, on The 5lh Of April, Ms.
JANE AMOR, wife Of G. w Nj Abbot, aged
about 30 years.
In E<Pytown, April 22d, THOMAS ALoszo,
only son Of G. w. NJ. Abbot, aged foss
yeas .r.,.
In OfangevilIe, en- Friday eveding. the
2sh Of Aprl, very suddenly, Mrs. MARY
ASs, consor of Dr.. Geo. w. Lott, eyed A.
bout 45 years.
In Mifflia township, Columbia county, ON
Sunday evening last, Mrs Susan ArrE,
wife of Thomas Alen. aged about sc years.
ID Valley township, Montour county, on
the 2ad Of April, ul,, Mr. PHlIir cosaEtL,
formerly Of Berwick, aged 10 years.
In Bfiarcreek twp, Columbia coui:ty, on
tho 22d ult, Mrs. MAHALa, vile Of Luthsr
Brown, in the s7ih year of her age;
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Book Notices.

The PLANTER's NoR1HERN BaIDE is an in
teresing new novel by Mrs. Lee Henlz.-
OF all novels, hers are wsil,en in the mos'
chasle and healthy style, and their effect can
no, te for aushi else Than good on the hon.
e., mind of lhe young. The present work
il one of her best. See advertisement
"A YEAR WITH THE TuRKs, is book Just
suited to these times, and many a mId tur'
nans to the camp fires in the East will de-
vouri,wilh interest.
,Rr&IA As IT is By Count A. de Gurowski
is a work which has met with large sale,
s<td finds numerous readers. Every body ia
these iimes wishesto heat more ofsthal
strange new power which is now swallow
iss up Eofops, and ihe author Of this book
had the opportunities fmakiag an instructive
book. See advertisement. sslssss
Ppfsam's MAGaziSr sf,May, H.s a con.
iinuation OF Melislle's nsw Romunce En-
canada or The enchanted isle, an. article on
Nebraska, an, hour with Lemaaaiss, de-
serlaiipn on the Eastern Question, Henry
Clay as an orator, &c.. The articles are all
we'll written, aud will satisfy the scholars Of
the land.
sHAKpER's MAsAzrHE for May, is down on
the clergy for their interference in politics
"by aulhorily," and has itsusual chapters on
Ns2aleon q continuation Of Thackeray $ new
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csaJag rHoceEDiscs.

L ~ ~ =.
We failed 70 notice las, week the trial IL
CONT Of The case of STEPnEs BALpr vs.
CHARLES KaHLEa. The claim was for store
goods, and the defence consisted OF several
branches. Among other points il was ssi-
tied that q man cannot be held 10 pay for
merchandise obialned by member Of bis
family alter he gives notice not TO credit any
such person on his account. Verdict for
plaintia for 8
The only olher case tried was The Com.
monweallh ~. HrsRr JAmss GrEsrL, for
asfaall with intent to comm, rape. Yer
dict "Guihy, ,".and deiendan; ordered TO the
House of Refuge.
A two weeks term was ordered for Sep
tember. srs -, -, =. d.
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" Holloway's Pills have Cured PaIpi.
iation Of The Heart and Shorness oi Breath
1. Word, of the 1fst European. Bengal Fasi-
liers, Lahore, had suffered for three ysars
from a paipitalion of the heart, great dif-
ficuty of breathing, deceased liver, end
overflow Of blood 10 the chsst 10 such .
degree that be vomiled considerable quan.
titles. His case was considered hopelssss,
haffled the skill of several eminet men,
who gave him up as past all human a.d
Whilst lingering in this condition hs was
advised 10 try .Holloway's Pills, and solely
by their means he has been efiec,naly cu-
red, and his health completely se-lablish.
ed.
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MA.mnIgna

ln Orange township, on Saturday evening
April both, by Rev. G. W,.Newell, MIR
JAMES Evans, of Bnarcrsek, and Miss Cnas-
ry ParTERsos, daughter of The late Isaao
Kline, Esq, of orangs twp;
On the 4'h by Rev. Francis NJ Slasser, Mr..
Isaac TRoxLrn, of Livingston co.., New
York to Miss May A JoHN, Of celumbis
CO., Pa.
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n The Trial Of Johp Taylor, for cutting
down one Of the gates Of The Penn's Plank
hoad Company, near Mnncy borough, came
off al Willismsport last week, and resulted
in his conviction. He was sentenced TO
SIX days, imprisonment in the county Jail,
and a small fine was also imposed upon
him. The suil against Gen. G. w. Taylor
for drawing The staples Of one Of The gates.
was Withdrawn. There is still, however
we believe, civilsuii pending between the
Gen. and the Company.
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ADMINISTRATORS NorICE.

II ErTERS of. f.Administraiion on the estate
II OF Eliz sbeth Auieys laie Of FraakIiu
township, Columbia county. deceased, havo
been granted to the undersigned residing al
80 in Franklin township. All persons M
,iettsd to .he estate are fsqpested to make
Immediate payment, aud these having ao-
counts again st the aid dscsdent to present
SOLOMON ARTLEy
z ss'-fsss Aafninisfrafog.
Franklin twp, May iilh is54-sG
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SUNDAY IN BErHIEHEms--By recent or
der Of Court, the Constables Of Bethlehem
are required TO enforce strict observance of
the Sunday law Last sunday, the Hotels,
Barber Shops,s and Cake Shops, were all
tightly closed, aud not even asigar could be
had, for love or money. gsRsr
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Robbery in the Cars.--Las, MbpdsT geo-
,leman named While, from, Union coenty,
ohio,was robbed of $1,000, 'rdthe seass be-
tween Dayton & Cincinnati. The money wss
Gu, from small sa,ehel; and wac moi miss
ed until afier the arrival of The cars at the
latter city. ~
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PoruLArros OF ALLEsTows.--A special
census Of Allentown, has recently been Ia,
ken. By direction Of The Town Conncil. The
present population of the Borongh, accord
ing 10 this, is $3.50, being 40 increase since
1850, Of 1880. The number of houses is
97o, families 1912.
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Cure for Corns.-Mr. Cooper, in his HDlc-
tionary Of Surgery" has the following Infal-
ible cure for corns; Take two ounces OF
gum ammoniac, two ounces oI yellow wax,
add six dracbms Of verdigris; melt them To-.
gelher, and spread the composition on soft
leather; cut away as much of the eorn as
you>can, then apply the plasier, and renew
it every fortnight till the corn is away.
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The Nebraska Bin .

Is nov reached in Congress, and will pass
the House by majority Of about IS votes.
On last Monday motion was made in the
House 10 go into Committee of the whole
with view 10 reach The Nebraska Bill, and
this carried by vote of ias TO ss. This
wasreearded as test vote. o. the Pennsylva-
mia delegation all the Wings voted in the neg
alive and also Messrs Grow, Gamble, Drum
and Curtis of lhe Democrats. The other
Democratic members voted forthe motion.
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II The Emperor Nicholssw q rnaa e'
fame. and was once censniered.he IA at om
est man in. Europe. He has great tsee in
dress, and alssays presents an elegant an.
pearance. But The gentlemen Of lhis free
country can look Just as genteel, by gvttiu9
their Clothing at R6eKtIILL q WILSON'S
Cheap and Fashionable Ssora. No. iii
Chestnut street, cornor Of Franklin Place,
Philadelphia.
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Nomiaotion for Speaker Of las Ssnats-- Har.
risburg. May s.--The Senate will tomorrow
elect speaker TO serve during the recess
The Wings of the Senate have nominated
Mr.. Hendricks, Of schuyikili as their candi-
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The Constables of Carlisle now wear uni
forms, similar TO those Of the Philadelphia
Police, in conformity 10 an Ordinance Of the
Borough Council:
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GovERsoa BicIrRi on Thursday, vet oed
four bills, for as many Savings Banks in va
mons paris of the Commonwealth, and the
Senate IN which they originated, sustained
the veto. A fortnight since he vetoed bill
granting special pfsvilegss TO the New York
County Bank. The lasl veto we have mol
sen, bu. the frst-named, We consider cue
.of4he Goveruor's best and most conclusive
Stale papers. Governor Bisler seems to be
sound on the subjecrof the currency, and
battles his way emong. the speculators in
special privileges maafnlly. II he maiu-
saias sis ST and he need have no fear Of the
people SUSTAINING him. 81
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New gold pieces, Of the denomination
Of three dollah, have jnst been issoed from
The Mint at Philadelphia. They are said to
he beautifully executed. The front has an
Indian head with a feathetsd crown, with
words United siaies Of AaSrSa' around ii--
-rbs reverse has the words aT1hrse Dolirs'
whhin wreath 6f wheat. &c. 4 Z, $780, i
1.-The New York cfy<lal Palace rs-epenf
ed on Thsraday under IL, ne~ suspiesss =
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Gr Flour was quoted In Phii3delphis,
on Saturday last, al from %, 1910 ss,T6 pef
barrel. Wheat s2,os for Red, and s2,is
for While. Corn, ss cents. Rye, sl.--
Oats, 81 cents. 80 I ses !. .
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: n The speech OF Mr. THomfsos, on
our first page is emsrkable epFoducton,
but Tiers isso mach strong sense IN il that
every body ought 10 read il. There are cer-
tAiniy two sides TO lSe question treated of.
sna not a few Of our readers will believe
that Mr.. Thompson has the strong one.
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--Governor Bigler has vetoed the biscre-
aling the following nsmed Deposi,e Banks,
viz Donegal, Caiasaaue, Allentown and
Mount Pleasant. The veloes were susiain-
ed by The Legislature. .ss I sgta,,sis +. <
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John Charles Gardiner, who had been adj
miiied 10 bail in si2,Oo 10 taks his trial for
fraud on the government, has forfeited his
recognizances.
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Daily Paper at Easton --Messrs. Cody
& Davis, of Eastonian, have commenced the
publication Of daily paper.
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For The uss of cleFgymen, juaiicss, physi
ians and olhsr persons In registering rneriis
aes and dssths q required BY The nav Ao
ksssmblT, can be bad a. the sttice Of the
Star Of the Norsh. ]" s..s
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b THE clothing lore'of Nj. j. F. Gauger, al
Mihon, was entered on thesnight of the 20lh
ul.., and robbed of goods 10 the amount o
1850. The tin ware establishment! oil Mess
rs Rhawn & Chaplin, and the boot ard shoe
store Of Mr.. David Kiauser, we're also co.
tefed on the saihe night. Eleven dollars
in money were taken from a desk in The e.
Establishment of Messrs. Rbawn & Chaplin,
bnt nothing was missing the store of MIR.
Krauser. A reward Of rs dollars is offered
for the detection of the thief.
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:, ,,7--
s.n',ssss [ so ! nrp " ooa' y re-
~ ~. --..,..
u 'os.pHsc5
- - - - ''ss - s2r' z Y w iuiyi
q 1As smsiI mote consPiratofs an Pn.s-
,s 80. ). . ~ : se"'s". y .o'es mon'ns
~ ..sh @"1 y p@s .a"e = Siss
EEA storm Of sufficient violence 10 un.
roof houses, passed over. Schpylkill Haven
2 ss'AsoN' va "ea"ssaay 'oa ia''
ssss- - 'ss> - Y ssss-''
1T is proposed 10 annex No,.hampion
county TO the Monroe Jodieal District, thus
making The Hon. lanes M. Porter The Pres.
A'"s 'u'e s'l y Ass'on' e
+ q Ia Cumberland county Mrs. Ellen
Saver laiely presented her husband with
Jour sons al one birih, and they are all
nea''ny and dong well.
LOOK OUT Bors'-A person was sentenced
~ ~ '.v New OK, on FRIDAY last 10 months
n HrtFf n.
.sonu' =. = ,'o se~ io'A fe""e''''a'y
- s 1'~" A&'?0''''
+ n A mar whoiell into an exposed eel
Ter way in Congress square, Boston and
oo,., -. az ass Jas. as0oes'su ~ : law
= ~'-'oeo '''''. - @"'' '"e ei'y.
1Twenty-one females wers before
Mayor Gilpin of Philadsifh'sr -petweea
tpnday nof4'Hg, and friday noon OF las;
"ssk'ssn 'cesfsss o. drunkenness and va
e'ahcy.
oe'elal fai's oi iumoer last week ran
: ''' 'ao ir'1os0 -, o'''se ~nieh spans .ie
-.'i'naay-i ,e'e" 'us 'nouu u rlsa'ng-
s.oeN y .' "ss' p'e'y "eA 'o'n 70
p AE &
a His stated to be The determination o
Mr. Bentsn to oppose the appropriation. for
for seIscl com mite with oows, 10 ssoa
for osrsers and papers.
-
Ehe q 'he V'cums ot me Norfolk
es'as''Yphe e' mas fecovefed,in suil al law
aga'nst 'he comp any, aye'dict s5.5oo.--
n. - u
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n This Paper is filed, and msy be sesn
free of charge, al Holloway PILL AND
OINTMEST EsTABLIsHmEsT, 2is, STRAss,
LONDON, where adveriisemenis aud Sdtsctip-
lions will be received for this periodical.
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. ''I,l,.'. oss. =. No,,, Fsrr,,,. .-yVs


A GaEar Avn Nov-sL EsrransE.--W6
publish in our 2dvertisns. cuinmas maSni-
iiceat Gift EnlefpFite, the third Of at4Ees,)
s,srted'in New York Mr.. Perham, who has
been lona and iatorsbIy known thf6ughout
|Ilhe n a. & and Hss An sxamir.a,icn Of l.
twill frssent fsainEes that eommsnd il to the
|anenfionof every man. woman abd child is
the community. We have onlv to say thsf
The iouBef enterprise Of this iD36fasigt -
manager have been chsfaciefixsd fbyT the
greates fairness, and given the uisHost eaf-
Iaisfaetiof 10 aii coHceme3. Send. IN youraor-
ders for tickets as early as positls, - iasy
will undoubtedly be taken uplgi shQft lime
HEsRs' q lRsEsonkyInez CoRpf&Iss TIE rHsf.
iis Of this purely vegetable extract for the
| removal and eursF ot physicaI psoslration,
genital debility nervous affections, &c, &c. :.
are fully described in ,auolercoln.nn Of this
paper, 10 wb'eh the re ader 10 referred. 81
tper bottle, 3 bottles for $s; ak bodies FOR
So sl6 per dozen EY Observe s,heinarks
| OF the genuine, -. &. .ss
| Prepared only By S. E. Cohen, No. 8 Fra,if.
lin Row, Vine ST., below Eighth PtIiIsdelphia
Pa, 10 sehom all orders must Be addressed For
Sale by all The respeetsbl6 Druggis,s and
Mefchants throughout the conn,fy
7 T. w DYoTT Sons, No. i32 North End
ST. Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Pennsyl-
vanis
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Regi.lration Crrfiflcaaes.

Franklin Twp, May i,.h issa-sG
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DEMoCRATIC STATE NOMINATION.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
EMNRY s.. MOTT
~ OF PIKE, COUNTY.

$ FOR JupeE OF SUPREME COURT.
JERMMxA,E S. 1lAcX.
or soaERsssT COUNTY.
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s5ss o.

PETER ENT, Collector.
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May 19, 1854.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Pffpayed tg
DIR. c. M. JACKSON,

No. 100 Arcl Speet, Ihizqdelpiia.
Their power over the above diseases is not ey-
eelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest, IN many
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention OF IN
vaids. Possessing great virtues in the rectif-
cation of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands,
exercising the most seal ching powers in weak
are, withal. safe, certain and pleasant.
REID and BE COJTTLACED.
Strong Testimony IN taUor Of DR.. Hoof-
IGnd's celebrated GERMAN BITTERs, prepared
by DIR. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch Street, Phil
adelphia; the great remedy for Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, sc.
Hutch & BroomhaH, W. Chester, Pa, 1850,
said: 'sThe general satfacton expressed by those
who have used Hollands German Bitters, is,
perhaps unparalleled some think it worth its
weight in god''
libel Tarrei, Montrose, Pa. Feb. 7, 1852,
said: s'Your German Btters have gone ofvery
rapidly. / have sold about half dozen to
very respectable Baptist Clergyman of my ac-
quaintance, who attributed his restoration TO
health to the use Of these Bitters.
c. E. Lathrop, Tunkhannock, Pa, May %
1851, said "AImost any number OF certificates
can be obtained from some of the best men in
this section as to the efficacy Oft the German Bit
tiers, should it be deemed advisable. It is a
medicine that emphatically recommends itself,
and in every instance has produced good re-
port"
Il. B. Kaufman, Lancaster, April 80, 1850,
said 81 have been for series of years afflicted
with Dyspepsia, Inactivity of the Liver, and
Nervous Debility. My mental powers have
been so reduced as to render me quite unfit for
the transaction of any kind of business. After
consulting many eminent physicians, and using
their prescriptions, and after using the most
popular remedies of the day, supposed TO be ap-
plicable TO my case, always failed TO have a
permanent relief A friend, with much pur-
suaslon, induced me to try bottle Of your cell
ebrated Bitters. l have used one bottle, and
this day commence the second. ! can, with
cheerfuness, state that it has happily improved
me. My appetite and spirits have astonishing
ly improved, and begin to feel as though had
grown suddenly ten years younger; and real
ly, | am almost prepared TO say that now con-
slider myself calculated for any business, while,
ten days ago, would have as soon undertaken
TO square the circle as to have attempted it,"
For sale by DR.. s. d. ScoTT, Bedford, and
respectable dealers in medicine everywhere.
Oct IL, 1S53.-1v.
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IfaENGEE ROUSE.
Feb. II, 1884.

THE subscriber having removed to the Men
gle HOUSE, in the Borough of Bedford, re-
Gently in the occupancy of Mr.. Isaac Menge,
respectfully announces to his old friends, and
the public generally, that he IS fully prepared
to oacconmodate all who honor him with call,
and hopes to merit and receive a liberal share
of custom. He will make it his study to render
comfortable all who stop with him--and he IN
vites Travellers, Movers, Drovers, and persons
attending Court to give him trial.
His stabling is Of the best quality, and COM
petent to accommodate a large number horses,
and it will always be attended BY an obliging
and attentive hostler.
Boarders will be taken by the day, week,
month, or year, on reasonable terms.
Determined to spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to make his house what it should be, he
confidently relies upon the public for gener-
Gus support.
JAMES S. BECKWITH.
March 81. 1884.
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New Aar,sg 4 EsaaEE Store.

NJ wish il distinctly understood by this eemIiuni-
ty and country, that pay particular attention
the selection Of our Drugs and Medicines, purchasing
none but the very bca and pofeu a,fioes. We have
fer sale cheap all the approved popular patent med-
cnes, Ager's Cherry Pictorial, Jag0e's hfedicjney,
Pain Killer, and all the Sarsaparlas. Also Lnbn :
Extnacts for the Handkerchief fancy soaps coogncs.
pommadcs, marrow, &e. We also keep constant
ly hand general assortment of Sco0i q BfiScei-
IaeoaS Books, Blank Books, Cap and Post Paper, &c.
&c, &c. IN fact, if you want anything in the Drug,
Medicine Book, Soap Brush line, call at the New
Drug and Book Store and you shall he accommodated.
b. +. HARRY.
Jan. 49, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
CrRCTTrAP

The Undersigned present their most SINCERE a.
10 ihelr numerous patrons ior their very liberal ~,
ronage since opening the NEW STORE on ,ha fal-
OF April, 1851, which has succeeded far h.voI IAN
most sanguine expectations, and has insn,rod ~ ''e'
with renewed efforts repenish their suring mem
with snch styles for the coming season. az TWy
lail 10 please the most astidons. And as onr
uick SALES AND SMALL PRoFrs, has been folly c.o
ried out, and will continue the ruling featnra' 'Si-
may rest assured of purchasing your goods :, !ep
CHEAr SIDE at the very lowest possible prices 'e
Respectfully,
RUPP osTER
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
Bedford, May 90, 1853.
VALUABLE FARM TOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers, at private sale, the
valuable farm on which he at present resides,
situate one mile from Adophus Axes Mill, on
Bobbs Creek, in Union Township, Bedford
County. near the public Road leading from
SchelIsburg 10 Hollidaysburg, within half a
days drive the latter place, containing two
hundred and sixty-nine acres, the principal part
Creek bottom land, about 123 acres cleared, of
which % acres is Meadow, the balance we'll
timbered, and well watered by the Bobbs Greek
running through 1t. There is an excellent site
on the premises, calculated for either Grist
Mill or a Sawmill-there is variety of choice
grated fruit trees on the farm. The buildings
are three log Dwelling Houses, with good
never failing Well of wafer at the Door, good
Barn finished off with Graneries, Wagon She'd
Corn Crib, and other out buildings. Also a
good lanyard lot with vats sunk and buildings
on. The above is all patented land, and clear
title will be made to the purchaser. This pro-
perty is situate within half days drive of Bed
ford, and within ) miles of St. Clalrsville.
Any person wishing to purchase good prop
erty, will learn the conditions, which will be
very moderate, by calling with the subscriber,
residing on the property.
JOHN II. AXE.
JAN 20, 1854.