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E kSEIBC SALE
ON
900 .4CRES OF L.4.AD!

BY virtue of sundry orders Of the Orphars,
Court Of Bedford County, the undersigned will
offer al Public sale, on the premises, IN Bean,
Co.e, Southampton township, on SATURDAY
the 29th day Of December next, the ioEowin,
Real Estate, to wit:
The one undivided half part of I'll acres
late the property OF Solomon Rice, deceased.
adjoining lands of Jacob Cltz, Benjamin Vs.
field, Daniel Folk and others. This land lies
ten miles from Cumberland and three miles
from the Turnpike leading thereto $50 acres
are cleared-ihp balance well timbpred. The
improvements are Three Log Dwelling Houses
and Double Log Barn. There is also an orchard
and springs of excellent water upon the PFC
misses. This property can be divided so as to
suit two or more purchasers.
On the same day will be offered for sale the
real Estate Of Ohio Wilson, deceased, adjoining
ii above and containing 1872 acres, about 30
cleared and under fence. The Improvements
are double log House and Barn. There are
several acres OF good meadow land, and that
not cleared IS well tfnbered
Gy-TERAlS :-One-third on the llih qf
February, 1886, and the balance in two
equal auual payments without interest.
O. F. SHANNON,
Trustee for the Sale of The Real Es-
tate Of Solomon Rice, deceased.
HUGH WILSON,
Trustee Of Oho Wilson'S Edafs.
Dec. 7, 1855.
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PUBLIC SiLE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will offer al Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth day of December
next at the late residence of Abraham Sparks,
deceased, in West Providence Township, at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ, of said day, his four contgpas
and adjoining tracts OF land, situate in said town
ship, and containing in all 800 acres.
The number OF acres in the Mansion Proper
ty is 1871, and the improvements are 4 two story
frame house, log barn, spring house and gFanaTy.
There is also two Orchards on this tract, about
100 acres cleared and the balaace well timber
ed.
One other tract adjoining the above and con-
tanning 80 acres, 30 of which are cleared.
One other tract containing 50 acres, 5Of
which are cleared, with story and a-haIf
Frame House and small orchard thereon.
The other tract contains twenty acres andhs
we'll timhered.
[r5@TERMS: One third on the lst fAwil,
1886, and the balance in two equal anual pay
ments without interest
SOLOMON SPARKS
Dec. 7, 1883.
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The PennSYlYanian.

This able and reliable Democratic Journal,
located in the city of Philadelphia, will appear
in the form of a double-sheet, published on ele-
CANT new type, on the first Of January next,
which will make it one of the largest as it is
now one of the best Democratic papers in the
Union. Col. RICE, the Proprietor, deserves
great credit for the enterprise which has char
acerized his conduct since he became the cdr
tor of the ''Ppnnsylvanian," and we hope this
handsome Improvement will meet with ample
encouragement al the hands OF the Democracy
Of the country.
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PUBLIC SiLE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Bedford County, the undersigned admnisiTa-
tor of the estate of Abraham Sparks, late OF
West Providence township, deceased, will Px-
pose TO Public sale, at the MANSION PRO-
PERTY Of said deceased, in said Township, on
WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of December
next, all the real estate of said decedent not Ia
ken at the valuation by the heirs or sold, VIZ;
The Mansion Tract tyA) containing 3Ol acres
and allowance, and having thereon erected
large and commodious Stone Tavern stand'
three Private Dwelling houses, Barns, Stables,
Wagon-ShedS and other out buildings render
ing it one Of the most convenient properties ior
public business in the County. The soll Is
good and well adapted to agricultural purposes,
besides being in high state Of cultivation ana
we'll watered. The main body OF tins land loS
upon the north side ofthe Juniata River, wheF'
the Turnpike passes through by the improve
ments above mentioned.
ALSO-tF.) a tract containing S3s acres
situate in East Providence Township, and az
joining lands of Nycum, Diehl, Black and o'I-
ers lately purchased from Samuel late's au-
ministrator, known as the :sWolf Pen"
U~TERMS: One third in hand at the cor
frmation of sale on the 1lth day of Feb io'V'
and the balance in two eqnal anual pay'Ie"'
without interest.
JOHN CESSNA,
.Acfing administrator Of me
Estate Of .fJrnham Sne'&s, deeeaS'a'
Dec T IS55
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On the Sd inst. in Cumberland Valley TIP.
Mrs. Elizabeth Growdon, wife of Mr.. Thomas
Growdon, in the 47th year of her age.
On the 10Th November, in Cumberland VAL
ley township, Mrs. Margaret Dicken, wife of
Mr.. David Dcken, aged 40 years. Mrs. d.
was worthy and acceptable member OF the
NJ. Z. Church for many years. Her pety was
deep aud ardent, and sustained her through her
last severe bodily affliction, enabling her to ma
niiest the most perfect resignation to the divine
will, and cheerIulness in sickness and pain
that few ever acquire. Her friends have hope
in her death. A. B.
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RCEBLGC SALE
n q
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

BY viltne Of an Order Of the Orphans c,,,
OF Bedford County, the undersigned will oft.. s".I
public vendue or ou;cry, on the pren;sss q,
the Borough Of Bedford, on SATURDAY d, 70
29th day Of December inst, the fo!lowjpg 5 ,"V
cribed Real Estate, 10 wit:
4 i that House and Lot Of ground si,p.,a-
West Pitt street, in The Borough Of B-dr,.'
numbered 33 in the general plan of said p,-
ongh, and bounded as follows, viz: On ntbo p,a.
by twenty feet alley, on the West by II, Nv n.
"a, on the North by Pitt Street aforesaid onI o,",
on the South by twenty feet alley, qxtendin.
sixty feet front on Main Street and rpnn;nS
South two hundred and forty feet TO the Sortb7
ern boundary aforesaid, late the propertv or
THoNAs KEEFFE, deceased-and now in The ~
cnpancy Of Maj. s. DAVIS, aud VIM. KIsre
This property is Pleasantly located, the lnproys.
ments are in good repair-and persons d1sirin,
comfortable private residence will do well -
examine it
TERMS-CaSh.
Sale to commence at ? O'Clock, P. NJ.
G. Fl. SPANG,
.8dmin5strGtOr Of the Estate Of
ThOmas Kee1e, DECEASED
Dec. 7, 1855.
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Bedford, Dec. %, 1888.
FoR SALE.

A HOUSE AND Lot in Bedford, and a
valuable SAW MILL in Shade Township, So
merspt county.
The subscribers will sell, on reasonable
terms, at private sale, comfortable dwelling
house and lot of ground pleasantly situate in
the borough of Bedford
Also, they will sell, on reasonable terms, a
valuable tract OF land in Shade Township, So
mrrset county, containing 800 acres. This
land Is we'll covered with cherry, poplar, white
pine, spruce, and other timber, and has fine
wafer power with good Saw Mill theron e.
rected. For further information inquire of
MANN s. SPANG.
Dec %, 1855.
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BOOK BINDING STORE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that be still continues to carry on the
B00TZ BINDING,
in No. s of the Franklin Buildings Chambers
burg where all binding entrusted to his care
will be pnnctualIy attended to, and bound with
neatnesS and care.
He still continues TO keep on hand good as
sortment of RELIGIOUS, HrsToRIcAL Mscellane-
nous Blank and School Books, Stationery &C..
which he will sell on moderate terms.
THOS. w. WRIGHT.
Dec. 7, 1855.
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NOTICE.
Dec. %, 1888.

Letters Of Administration having been granted
to the subscriber on the estate OF Mrs Phebe
Kerfp, (widow Of John Keeffr, deceasrd,) } late
of Bedford township, in the county of Bedford,
deceased-all persons indebted TO said estate
will be required TO make immediate payment:
and those having claims are requested to pre-
sent them property authenticated for settlement.
WM. KEEFFE,
Administrator.
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A SEAFARING WoMAN.-The PHILADELPHIA
Ledger, of Dec. 18th, says that while the ship
James Ray was lying near Quarantine, on her
return 10 port, one of the sailors was discovered
by the mate TO be female in disguise. She
confessed the trick, aud stated that she belonged
to Lowell, Massachusetts,, and was married and
had child about two years old. She as
married at 3, and is now only II years Of age
She had been TO sea before and was as active in
clafaherlng The rigging as the most expert of
the sold salts" The captain of the ship de-
signs sending her home.
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AGEMTS ! AfEkTSL AGERTsI

Persons accustomed to procure subscribers for
Books, Magazines, SC, or get up clubs for
newspapers, are requested TO send Us their
names and address, and We viii forward them.
free ot charge, a specimen number OF pubica-
ton for which they will find ready sale aud we
Will allow them a commission OF 30 per cent for
their services.
j. BRADFORD & BROTHER,
No. 3 Courtand ST., New York.
Dec 7, 1855.
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CnLD ATTACHED AND BITTEN BY Rat
A most singular circumstance occurred in the
house Of Mr.. William Crawford, Formerly keep
er Of The old ST. Charrs,) on Pennsylvania av-
enue, last Monday night. A young daughter
of his, mere infant, was lying in the bed
asleep, when she was attacked by huge Nor
way rat, which began to inflict bites on her
arm aud hand. 4 little boy in the same bed
awoke and endravored TO drive the animal
away, but he too was bitten in three or four
places on the hand The girls hand from the
wrist to the end of the thumb was bitten in a
dozen different places, and she is quite seriously
injured. The screams Of the children attract
ed the mother 10 the bed and not until then did
the vile beast leave them. He was afterwards
caught and summary vengeance executed on
him. Pitts. Gazette.
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Governor Of Wisconsin.

A dispatch from Milwaukee, dated December
II, conveys the gratifying intelligence that the
Board OF Canvassers have declared William A.
Barstow, the Democratic candidate for Govern
or, elected by I59 majority. This is a glorious
triumph for the Democracy of Wisconsin
Never were more Herculean efforts made to de-
feat any candidate.
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All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the late firm OF SAMSON & MILLER, either by
note or Book account, will do we'll to have
them settled by the first of January, 1855. af-
ter that time they will be place in the hands of
proper officer for collection.
a. j. SAMSON,
Surcioiag Partner.
Dec 7, 1856 St.
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Stray FeifeYs,

Came 10 the premises OF the subscriber living in
ColraIn Township, sometime in November last two
young tleilers dark brown. the other Is black
with few white spots and white hind leg, with
small slit in the left ear. No other marks. The
owner is desired to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take them away.
ADAM COONTZ.
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sale by q " pn1-l "liti. lo'
Dec. 7, 1855. NNoFP
If yon want cheap Goods call at cb.,.
sides. 'sP
A new Buggy for sale by G. W. RIPE
Dec. 7, 1855. "oFP'
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name aud firm of
Weisel & Foster, in the Coach and Wagon
Mandatory, is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the late firm Will be
settled mp by VIM Wesel, who is authorized 10
collect all accounts sc. and pay the debts Of the
firm.
VIM. WETSEL,
JOHN FOSTER,
Dec. II. 1855.
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A CALIFORNIA FAT GlRL.--A gentleman IN
forms the Sacramento Tribune that there re-
sides within few miles of thai city girl, only
sixteen years of age, who weighs four hundred
and fifteen pounds, and is increasing in flesh
at the rate oftbree pounds per week.
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All persons having unsettled accounts Wi,n ~
the late firm of Rupp& & Oser, are respfc''u,i}
and most earnestly requested to call ana ST''''
up without delay.
Oct. 20, 1855.
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IIGTNEN IOR RENI.

The subscriber has for rent, on reasonable
terms, four BRICK dwelling houses, all in good
repair handsomely located, and well finished.
Possession given on the lst of April next
n. LYONS.
DIcrJ n 90 fo55
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VENERABLE BUrTER.-A tub of butter, weigh
ing about 200 lbs. was recently discovered sew
era! feet beneath the surface Of the earth, at
Winstead, Conn. The spot upon which it was
found bad been occupied some twenty years be-
fore by country store, and the Suppostion is
that the butter has remained buried all that
time. The cask was partially decaypd, but its
contents were sweet, and without any unpalata-
bic faint or flavor.
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IFThe Bedford Rilemen will parade on
Tuesday, the sth of January next with their ee-
CANT new Rifles and equipments.
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INTERPRETATION OF DREAms.-There is
new guide 10 the Interpretation of dreams. An
English paper thus puts it. 'To dream OF a
millsone round your neck, IS sign OF what
you may expect if you get an extravagant wife.
TO see apples in dream betokens a wedding,
because where You find apples YOU may reapn-
ably expect to lind pears. TO dream that YOU
are lame is token that YOU will get into hob
Bile. When a young lady dreams of coffin, ii
betokens that she should instantly discoi tjnue
lacing her stays tightly, and always go warmly
and thickly shod in wet weather. Ifyou dream
at clock it is token that you will gain credit
that is tick. To dream of FIRE is sign that
il You are wise You will see that the lights in
your house are out before you go to bed. To
dream that your nose is red at the the tip is an
intimaiion that you had better leave of brandy
and water. To dream OF walking bareGoot,d
denotes journey that you will make bootless."
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Democratic County Meeting!

The Democracy OF Bedford County will meet,
in Mass merting, at the Court House in Bedford
on MONDAY EVENING Of the approaching Court
to choose conferees 10 meet those OF Fulton and
Somerset to select a Senatorial delegate TO the
next State Convention, and 10 make other ar
engagements for a full and thorough organization
of the Democratic Party OF Bedford County
II is hoped that every Democrat who can make
it convenient to attend viii do so. Several
speeches will be made on the occasion.
JOHN P. REED,
Chairman County Commttfee
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LEATHER.
FRITZ. HENnRN a. 90

No. 30, North THIRD street, Philadelphia
Morocco Manufacturers. Courers and Impor-
ters Of FRENCH Calf-Skins, and dealers in Red
and Oak Sole Leather and Kpp.
March 9, 1S55-ly.
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ATTENTION RTFLEMEN!

G-5-You are hereby notified to appear parade in
winter uniform with pompoon, and twelve rounds of
cartridge, on TUESDAY the Sth day of January
1856. full turn out is desired.
BY order of the Captain.
WM. KEEFE, O. S.
Dac oe 1873
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M a e. EEM.

On the 18th inst. by Archibald Blair. E<q.
Mr.. Samuel Miller 10 Miss Maria L. Baker, all
Of Londonderry Township.
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= Gy~Ifan Attorney to the Poor House is as
unnecessary as the fifth wheel to a wagon
how much is the services of an Attorney worth
to the Commissioners of the County?
- If the Treasurer to the Poor House is onfy
worth S35 year, how much more valuable is
the services of the Treasurer 10 the County?
IF the services of the Clerk to the Poor House
is worth but $25 year, how much should the
Clerk to the Commissioners be worth
Wil some Of the K N. "Reformers'' ans
wer, in order that they may not stand in the at
titude of being strangled by gnats whilst swal-
lowing camels with impunity
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Dec. IS, 1888.
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS:
Administrator

At an Orphans Court held at Bedford,
in and for the said county, on the l9th day of
November, A. ID. 1888.
On motion Of JOHN P. REED, Esq, the
Court grant a Rule on the hrirs and legal rr-
presentatives of John Laffrtv, late OF Junata
township, deceased TO wit Moses Lafprty, re-
siding in Juniata township, William, residing
in Allegheny township, Somerset Co., Penna.
Rebecca intermarred with Hugh Schaier, resid-
ing IN Junata township, Lydia, intermarred
with Richard Kanouf. residing in Cero Gurdo
County, Iowa. and John Lafferty, residing in
Jnnia'a township, TO be and appear at an Or
pbans Court to be held at Bedford in and for
the County of Bedford, on the second Monday,
the / lth day OF February, A. D. 1886, TO ac-
cept or refuse 10 take the Real Estate
Of said deceased at the Valuation, which
has brrn Valued and appraised in pur-
suance of writ of partition or valuation issued
out Of our said Orphans Court and to the Sher-
if Of sad county directed, or show cause why
the same should not be- sold
IN TESTIMONY whereof have here
unto set my hand and seal of said Court at Bed
ford the eth day of November, A. d. 1855.
D. WASHABAUGH, Clerk.
Attest-Hugh Moore, Sheriff.
Dec. %, 1855.
CROMER'S Thrashing Machines for either
, 2 4, horcso for vor,y Low. pEED-C
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Wilson Reilly. ESa.

&c This eloquent defender of Democratic Princi-
attractive Speakers in the State will be present to
address the Democratic meeting in Bedford at the
approaching Court, and hence feel warranted in
saying that all who attend will return home pleased
Mr.. Reilly the late Democratic candidate for
Congress; but the time short between his
naton and the election that he had but little time
visit and address the people. As be will most like
ly be candidate fall, should like the peo
pie Of the county, generally, TO hear and see him.
The Presidential election, which takes place next
fall. makes it highly necessary that the Democracy
of Bedford County should fully organize at early
day, and thus be able to give majority for
didate that will do credit TO the intelligence of
citizens.
Those Democrats w ho aba ndoned their dearly cher
shed principles to join the Know Nohngs, and who
now their error, are cordially invited to come
back-and to those Wings who are dsgnsted with
the course taken by their leaders, also extend a
cordial invitation TO come and go with us in the
great national struggle of 1856.
[ITThe State Legislature meets on next
Tuesday, and we trust their deliberations will
show handsome contrast to the motley crew
of K. \. Aboitionists now assembled at the
National Metropolis.
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Surf FOR A Loss IN THE CARs.-A suit
was brought on Thursday last, before Justice
Gardner, at Jersey City, against the New YorI,
and Erie Railroad Co, by Lewis Barnum, for
an orercoat which was stolen from his seat in
the cars on that road. The train stopped at
Port Jervis, and the plaintiff seeing notice
posted up IN the cars that passengers in order
to keep their seats must leave some article of
baggage or wearing apparel in them, left his
overcoat there while be went into the refresh
ment saloon. Upon returning he discovered
that his overcoat bad been stolen. The com
pany declined to pay for 1t. He sued them,
and the Justice decided in his favor.
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KNOW NoTHINGIsM IN THE jury Box-At
the last Greene County Circuit, was tried for
the second time the Indictment OF Martin Nor
rison for the crime of rape. The case excited
great irterrst. On the first trial the prisoner
had been convicted. This second trial resulted
in disagreement; of the jury. They stood
eight for conviction and four for acqnitta The
Greene County Whig, commenting upon this re-
suit, states that the prisoner was the President
OF Know-Nothing Council at Haicott and the
four dlSagreeing iurymen were Know-Nothings.
IL further states that the prominent members of
thu Order in CatskilI, were anxious about the
issue Of the trial, and exercised an influence
upon II detrimental TO the course of justlce.-
The guilt Of Morrison was not denied in the Jury
room. But the refusal Of the four TO concur in
verdict was placed upon the ground that al
though there was no doubt about the CommiS-
sion of the crime charged, the evidence did not
sufficiently prove it and that the punishment
affixed by the statute to The offence, was too
severe in their judgment. Know Nothlngism
itself is now on trial before the people. One of
the graveSt charges against this criminal is,
that 1t hinderS the execution of the laws, and
corrupts the administration Of Justice, in the
jury box and on the bench. The popular YER
dict, and The subsequent vindctive Judgment,
will be the estimate placed by all good men
upon the enormity Of this ofence.-IfoY Bud
get.
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CONGRESS-

Has not yet organized, owing to the fgAt beween
the 'Natipess' to which faction among them shall
obtain the Spoils. In the meantime, the interests OF
those they represent entirely dsregarded, and
the Peoples money is squandered with degree of
recklessness heretofore unheard Of The last Kaoio
Nothing Legislatures in the different States, and the
present Know Nothing Congress, will stand mon
nments of corruption and niquity such have
disgraeed any other party that existed this
country.
II Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Town Property Saw Mil Property,
&c. for sale by Messrs. NAsa & SrANG.
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GROWERS Thrashing Machines for either
,, 3, or horses for sale very low at REEDS
Cheap Store.
Nov. %. 1855.
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FIWAT, NGTyCE.

Dec. II, 1853.
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Dec. Z, 1853.
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JOHN CESSNA
Tmnnrtant Notice.

Dec. 7. 1855.
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Dec. 28, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-01-27

Cee troupe eqesre ct gmnasique repuee eure des Ea
Uns est adomt mntabe FRANCONI Troupe compoee dee
mees ecuyes de Paris de Londes de Berlin de Russe Etas
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cheval MIRA present qu u etc t par Empe Louis Napoleon
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les termedes cheva BAYARD u ra e des bonds
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ceee cheva JOHNSTER srpasse les chevaux
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pees hevaux Aabe etonnera spectatem har
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bic ata par eus tours merveieux sur peee Egyptenne
Mr. J. SHOWLES homme miles faces, par postMes
u seul lie double du prix dentree, Car est nmitable,
Mr. r. JOHNSTON ezecutera sur la code tend des peril
leux des sauts de carpe queu seul entreprende
LALLA ROOKH acteu du Ceyn era des tours 6on-
la corde tendue
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81 Janvier 1865. A c. THORP, Agent