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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

INCREASE OF An assess.
ment Just taken, Of tho real estate, slaves,
horses, carriages and capital ofthe Second
District of New Orleans, shows its value
to be @25, 762, $50, which is about q, 00O,.
600 increase since last year. a4.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

u Tar HoxE JouRNAL.-This most e..
eelless family newspaper puts forth very
attractive prospectus for the coming year
We regret that the crowded state Of ou'
columns will not permit Of its insertion al
present. Terms % year. Morris 4
Willis publishers, l07 Fulton street, New
York, q asa"':0! "s''@.''-" '''',@
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

ia 'THE P1cAYuNE's New Passion
good friends Of the New Orleans Picayune
seems 10 b in most prosperous circum'
Stances They have just put up one o.
Hoes type.revolving four cylinder presses
capable Of printing ten thousand copies an
hour! The FIRST edition was printed on
It last Sunday morning. This Is the
only type.revolving press in the southern
country. s...'.- go. -. 5.'.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

J. LUXURIOUS RAILROAD CARS. - The
Detroit Advertiser says the cars on the
Illinois Central Railroad, for comfort and
excel those Of any other road
in the West. One Of them contains six
state-rooms, each room having two seats
with cushioned back, long enough for a
person to lie upon. The backs Of the
seats are hung with hinges at the upper
edge, SO that they can be turned up at
pleasure, thus forming two single berths,
one over the other, where persons may
sleep with all the comfort imaginable. In
one end Of the car is small wash-room,
with marble wash, bowls, looking glasses,
etc. On the opposite side Of the car from
the state.room is row Of seats with re-
volving backs, similar to BARRIERS chairs,
so arranged that the occupant may sit
straight OF recline in an easy attitude at
pleasure. The other five cars have each
two or three similar state.rooms. ,l
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

TERRIBLE DEArH.-On tho 22d uh,
in Philadelphia, an unknown mao v"
caught by a locomotive on the Reading
Railroad, and literally torn to fragments
He was drunk at the time.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

RErrsING FOREIGN HoNoRs.-L!eu
injury has refused the Cross Of the Ofdsi
Of Dunnebourg on the grouud that the L."
of his country forbid its officers accepting
presents or titles from a foreign power.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

~ Porer's Spirit says: "Nothing that
ever stood on iron ever made Z mile in l
minute IS seconog." ~ 5i'i
We should like 10 know If = locomotive
never did !-Cscsesmf. 80 "A
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

4 NEW FEArURE.-The editor Of Por.
ssr's Spirit Of the Times gives notice tina,
he has jus, completed arrangements for a
series Of most beautiful paintings, in color,
Of the great racers and trotiers in the
United States, which he will present "a
his subscribers gratis, once q month.
These pictures will be most beautifully
executed in oil colors, BY new process,
and will b the same size Is the pages o.
The .Spirit." a., n, es.a. io
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

An election for Recorder Of the
parish Of 81. Mary was held few days
ago, to Gil the vacancy occasioned by the
death OF. Mr.. Dumartrait. Mr.. Parkerson,
the American candidate, was chosen by
81 majority. -,n d III
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

7a ~ Tho man who wins fifty dollars
without working for it thinks less after
wards Of every ffay dollars he even earns,
and spends il SO much more freely, that he
very soon finds himself pecuniary loser
by, his winning. So says the Philadelphia
Ledger, and this 10 the best, if not the
whole argument against betting. i
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

WHAT. SHALL We DO ToR CoAL!-
This is = question already being asked
in Louisville. Originating that far up
stream, it becomes painfully interesting in
this latitude. s..f ,l-,.s s.a r.. 49,.
Since the above was put in type Va
have received tho following tsh e"H
Coop NEws.-The upper rivers are al
reported te be on the rise. A number Of
coal boats had left Pittsburg, but got
aground in short time. Tho rise was
expected to continue.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

81, A HooP CArAsrRoPHE.-Sam: Bob,
what makes you limp &C" i e..r. 5.s9
Bob: - Limp. guess you'd limp too II
you had walked between two rows oil
barrel hoops ~ long as l have. Why the
outside Of my legs arc as raw as a piece
NJ beef; but | have an invention to cure
that difficulty. I'm going to take them
military pants Of mine, and run piece Of
bar steel right down through the stripes,
and then il any hoped female. or walking
cooper's shop, invites me out | shan't
have my leg saw'd of. ble ie
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

% DEATH OF MAJOR GALLY.-This gal.
)ant old soldier died in New Orleans on
Wednesday morning last. For more than
twenty five years be has commanded the
New Orleans Battalion of Artillery
When General TAYLOR went to Corpu,
Christi, 1t the commencement Of the wa.
with MEXICO, the first artillery he had
were the guns Of Major Gally's command,
while Gally and his men were there to
ssrys them. s, os sg
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

Fa.t1A - Il
TaH ORANeE CouNrY MuRpEprRs.-
y = private letter to u. Deputy. Of ,hi.
plaoe-whoss brother vas murdered in
OsaAge county, Texas, some time since
~ bars tbsa some Of the perpetrators arc
49, receiving justice. Jack Bunch, one
# ~ accomplices, has been tried, fouad
guilty q murder in the first degree. and
was ssntsseed to b hung on the 2lst ul,.
8svas . most hardened wretch, and ex.
hibited nor The Least sign Of contrition,
lLas 4 tie j.dgs : 10 received bis
seseeaee. ~ sayiae - only wished be
nigh live joag ssough 10 kill ilve or six
ssots q tho psopls Of Orange. Sam
AsAwetth, 10 principal actor ia the
TRAGEDY, has also bssa arrested, and It is
~ .thaa prohsb1s tha4 ore this, 10 has
80 Piased hss crisssse - s
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06
Al Perfmmed Breath.

t~.-s -
" What lady or gentleman would re"aas -
curse Of q disagreeable brenth when by using us -.
OF Thousand Flowers'' ~ . dsnftnes
not only render ii sweet but leave the teeth WINS
baster. Many persons do not know their ofeasn -
and the subject delicate their friends VAL news
ton it. Pour . single drop Of the "Balm" On you.
bush and wash the teeth night and morning. ID"
bottle will lest year. . o.h 'f-Y
Beautiful Cenpaexisn may EASILY = In
BY using the balm o. TsoCsAsD FLow0 -.
remove ,an, pimples, and fecAles from the sk'h'
Of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pooi =
three drops, and wash the face night and me1nins
Shaving Male Kaay.-Wes your sas.''s -
in either warm cold water, pour on two o. I-a
Of ssBALn OF A THOUSAND FLowERs," rob tne
and IL will make beautiful soft Iathes, mscn
the operation Of shaving. Price only hfty GEMS
For s,le 1t the q HOUNA Dk01 81
Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DE. -. ~
Celebrated 1vsrnifaEe, Esnnsas \, ,.hs
Fleming Bres Of Pittshurs, r. -, ..,,
vermifuges in comparison are worthless. ". ~
geaune vesmifhee, also his eelshrased Liver r' .s
be had q III respectable drug stofea Mons no.
out the signature Of vnds
sCOvIL / MEAD. New Orleans La''
sale Agents for The Southern statss' -,..s.sa
PRIZIM p1ooEs Hcsps, L.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06
HOU MA:

Er1scorAL SsavrcE.-Ws take great
pleasure in stating that there will be
divine service at the Protestant Church
in this place TO- morrow morning. Kew.
MI. Trader, of St. Johns Church. Thibo'
daux, will officiate.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

:. Tho Portsmouth Journal says that Mai.
Pooee should be created "barror. net. y
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

nj SUBMARINE. TELHeRAPH TO CUBA.--
The Pressa { Havana) says: 1T appears
hat the project Of establishing subma.
Iine telegraph between the Island Of Cuba
aad the United States is now before the
Real Junta de Fomento, which, after ex.
aiming tho matter, will report again to
The goverument. Il is understood that Il
will b carried into effect with al possible
premPtnsss, since, thu realization Of the
Rne)esd 10 Of % much interest to the com.
merce u the Island Of Cuba and that Of
the United States. sSsa sa aa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

Fashionable Tailoring.
Elegant Winter styles.
~ Frederick would most respectfully Wans .
friends and patrons, that he has just received .
lot Questionable fabrics, suitable for making PANS
this season Of the year. He now ready 70 aee'
all who stand in need OF his services. 81 ~
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-06

consider the country remarkably
healthy, more % than many Of our South
ern States, unless, perhaps, Western
Texas. y = "n't@
In speaking Of the productions Of Mica.
ragua. | left out corn and plantains. These
constitute the principal diet Of the people,
aud the latter serve the great mass for
meat as well as bread. A lower diet you
could not conceive-hardly good enough
for decent mich cow-and nothing could
moro strongly mark the low grade Of the
miserable human brute that feeds on It.
Its great Recommendation 10 him is, that i,
grows almost spontaneously, and costs
him no labor to get it. 40 sHe'rt
Corn is also sowed III some places and
cut a. erase. They don't allow il to grow
large enough to be called fodder. / was
very much astonished to find most ex.
cellent draught cattle wherever went !;
but the best were about Leon. there
saw oxen that would take the prize at one
of your exhibitions. . ] think | told you
that !. myself travelled $50 miles in four
days in a cart drawn by four oxen, in the
hottest conceivable weather and apparent
~ without fatiguing them At all. ..,...
So much for what saw in Nicaraaua.
l speak ~ an eyewitness, and hope you
will find in my words that which will in.
terest you. eves to the point Of action. o'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-25
The Mengei House.

The subscribeT having taken he above NJ
known Hotel, in the town OF Bedford, .ecentl,
KEEP; ~ Mr.tsaac Meuael,u onld respe, ttul. al
noanee 10 his i'eHds and the public generally
mat he Is now prepared to entertain them IL q
saPeElor style.
His Beds and Bedding, are new. nra
MS chambers ccrnodtous aud vel. yeuttlals-1
and furnished in the best manner.
On h's Table, VII! be found..the choices, Vi.
auds the matke; can produce
ms ba' viii BE- supplied with the best Ia
quors.
His Stah!ei' large and commodious and whl
ne al'eHsd by andatientive aud indusisious oss.
Ter.
Boafder- will be taken by the dGy wee.,
month and year
As he is determined to spare no efforts q
please. aud make at! persons who stopwi,hhm
teei al Borne he respectfully asks the patronage
OF the pubic.
:. JAMES S. eEcKwr1T.
Bedford March 81. 1854.
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Bedford Academy and Female
Seminary.
W. ". CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL.

fTNHE first session OF the 5th school vsa, +,
tbisinstitution will open ON Monday NOR
Ing the Sd day of September. TIE ,,o
history of the Academy, will. we ,rust hes
sufficient guarantee of its future efficiency q
The branchestaught will be the same as hers,o..
fore. To master principles will be considsre 4
the most Important pursuit the pupils; and
while II VIII DC the constant business Of the In
strnctorto impartknowledge, il win also he bis
am to lead his pupils to make a practical an.
pication OF their acquisitions. To los5 ,b.
mind with innumerablc formulas, withont ~a,, -
ingit 30 use them, would be like pIacinr n b,,u
a chiid,s hand withoutseaching him how TO
'snd u. iine. i shall be our object, as il has
ever been, to lead the pupil 10 think.
% n. Is. Instruction in Single and n>.rhu,
Entry Book Keeping will be given br thu pin
cipal. The class in this study win be so ar, snr.
Cd that any yonng men desiring TO pursue m,
IMPORTANT branch, In ortler 10 pcspars ,,s,s. r'''
elves for cierksh:ps, esa rsei.s T. /, 49,,
zss recitation will sa5iiYs .t.ansioa ,as nr ~,
fEular school hours Instruction In thi.
snch 10 ar:ro, and will 10 charged acoora-
r ely, -'''a-
Tho terms are 40 usual
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-25
HARDWARE sIGBE

tle subscriber having purchased the entirs
och Of fiARDWARE ofthe late Thomas b.
Miller, in The Borough Of Bedford, would re-
spectsnily announce 10 his friends alic tho pub
nc generalls that he = now prepared 10 fur
nisn alncsieyery article IN his line OF busiuess
on fayerahleterm Hisstotk being rcaray all
new. aud selected " one well experiencedfn the
business, he Is fully satisfied that purchasers
willaad i TO their advantagcto give him cali.
inafdition to general stock OF Hardware, he
has on hand. and will constantly keep GRO-
CERES Of the very best qua,ity-GI.AsS ~
all size--also, SToNgWARE ofa very superior
quality. lie has also on hand all kinds of Oils,
Paints, Drugs, Brooms, &C., &c, and Cdaf
Ware in great variety.
Having now permanently settled In business,
and being gdeternined 10 use every proper exer-
tion 20 please, he hopes to merit and receive o
liberal share ofpublic patrorsre.
Deer -. 1864. -'
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A Miracle Of Science.

pr. c. KEELING OF Mechanicsburs, Cumber,sr
Co. Pa, ANNOUNCES to those afflicted with 1u
mors, Wens, Cancers, Polypus, Lupus Moles a.
Marks, scrofala or Kings Evil and all diseases
that have been usually treated with Gaustic :,
Knife, he can remove them by an eptireIv no,.
method, without cutting, burning, or pain. Nas.
ther Chioroform Or Ether sadministered 10 -,
patient. 49, she
II isno matter on what part fthe bofv thev
may oe,h can removethem with nerfectsafstr
a. ana In remarkableshort time. No Mineral .,
Vegetable poison is applied, and no mopsy ~
qhired until cur Is perfected,
frolapsis Uteri, Female complaints. rhronic
at'enfal aud all otper diseases treated wi.hnn.;.
vsae success fullarticuiars can be ohtained T.
aresaingi either Englisb or sern,ar, nos,nsJ
. tents tents oan be accommodated with Board nm
cessoHabis terms. Doa'u Oh
rNoohsntcahurg ia ana af the prett,es. s,a
ai.aicstfewns In this or any other State. rI,i
miles from Harrisburg on the C. Y. y, r. ana
pcessibie from all parts ofshe Union
The DR.. will visit cases in any n.rt .s&a.
State when desired - r. - -
Kind realer If you know any afflicted fei,ov
faa.nre, delay not to tell them ofthjstreatmant
Feb is, .ls55.-sz ''''s'nshs'
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lserFoGs and Constitutional nlsea.



These pills possess specific actor on the
nervous s. stem, and although they are r.epa-
red especially fer the purpose Of curing Fits
they VIII be found of especial benefit 10 II ner
ron afflicted with weak nerves or whose nor.
"o1s system has been prsstrated or shattered
rom any cause wnsteTcrs 10 fact IL isar,ost
possible 30 convey gu adequate idas or r.
p.edy aud almost ruiracui results which
these pills effect in the diseased, broken doyv,
~ hrostra:ed nervous systems. Persons Who
we're sli iassituds, we9knesss and debility Hn
fore sSelr USE ~ once becorae robQstana fnIl-o
energy. No matte: whether tho cous.;tption
f.as been broken down BY excess. weak ~ ,,a
ture. or debihtated by sickness, th...r effect an
the anstrung and shattered berrous orran;.a
iion is equally certaiD and spparert In cases
Of neuralgia, headache, vertigo. pain in the
nerves af the etace. and the various train of ner
vaus affections, 2aipitation Of the heart ner;od
icai headaches, cold and shivered ststa ~ ~
frame, iFeqIeni hts of abstraction, total in.b;h
ty, distike 10 society, melaDcbols religious mo-
nonianis, heats and fsnshes of lie face on the
slightest occasion desire that existence ,honld
terminates they will produce 9 cpre inan
lsaingty shoTt period of time, and ii viii a,so
remove depression, exci3tmen. tc,de,e,, -
Finish, restiessness. sIre epess ness {nr,narit, sar
stndy or business, loss of memory. confnsion
giddinesE, blood 10 the head, mental debilitv
hystesis, ~ a1seiNon' wretcheGness, thoughts Of
scn GesbsPctton, year of lpsanitv. &c &r-
They WI! increase and restore the apnetite
strengthen TIE emaciatcd. renew the beaith of
those who have destroyed it hy exc, ssas and
induce ccntiuunl choeTfuiness and e.nanir,;tu
! Of spirits, and prolong life
Persons of pale complexion and eosr. nm, ,,,,va
! habits are restored b. beg or two. To hloo,,
and yisor changing ;he skin frern pale ive;jot.
! sickly color, TO beautiful ol Id cor,nl. y.on.
| 9Y As :hese pills are 9. roposed of.> 90
! The most expensive mate iajs Ia $he ys,aris
Medica, il viii De impossible ia leave thee,
around the country On agency, az common pst
! ent edieines usually are But ", oyaev "a la,
| the afflicted in the most remote nar+s ~ ~.
country have chance TO obtain then. .hev
will be sent BY mail free Of poatace TO anv raIt
Of the Nnited States or aby county wit, which
aV, Hoited States has postal arrangements or
s,,, receipt Of a remittance,
| PRICES Vegetable Extract Ft,,,eo.ic r;,,
80 per hox. two boxes for Sd. or s9s r,er da,sn
| Gy- An osdersmurt be Addressed ros+raIa
IS. HANCE,
ioS Baltimore Street, Baltimore xd
Hanee.s SarsarsrsIia Blood Piils.
% llcrshonnr Candy.
/" compound Syrup of Eosehonnd.
~ ESQ for sale ty MILLER n coSLEF'
SchciIshurP p.
Aay rs, 1856 ~. s~et
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-25
Head Quarters.
OR FAsrHIeNABLE cLogasFEG

.&IM't ne subscriber would respectfully ao
uglll inform the public that be is now III
@Al oherins - the Bedford Hall tformerly Hss.
Exchangc Hotel) III Fast Pitt street. the largest
anu oa5. assortment of ready-raade, fashionable
Clothing ever before offered fer sale in this place
HIS oi0Ck consists ofa large and splendid
supply Of Winter Goods.
lie has evrry variety and description Of
DRAWERS, COLLARS AND CRAYATS.
SusPENDFRS, HANDKERCHIEFS, sc.
&c.
He has also alarge stock Of prime CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREs aad YlsSTiNGS, which heis p15-
pared to make up to order III the most fashiona-
be style, and Warranted to be wcll made, and
COON FITS,
Having purchased his stock for CASH he feels
assured that ne can make it to the advantage OF
these wanting ooon and CHEAP ctorassc to give
him a call Before purchasing elsewhere.
VIVA S3HAFER.
Bedford, January 10 1854.
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LUMBER +! LUMBER !

~ fIBt GsEAtER ATTRACTIONS tr.-
/ ~ DGY's DADDY Book FOR 1855. 52nd Vol
| a.nc The Pipnesr Magazine! Especially de-
voted To rae wants OF tue Ladies OF Amer.ca.
" nere this Magazine il taken III i house, no
other is wanted, as il comprises all that eoaid
| oe obtained by taking three other Magazines
4 Aer Features for i35G--A new and very in-
terestins story Will be commenced IN January,
/ hy Marion HarltnG, autb0f OF ..Aione'' and
"Ilidlen Path, - two novels that have created
an immense sensation in the literary world. -
Also--Miss Virginia r Townsend viii com
iRence in the February number Nouyelleite,
which We know win strongly interest th- read
ers of the = Book
| Stories by I'D English Authorcss--Tln low to
make Wax Flowers and Fruits.--Wi,h engra-
! vings.-The Nurse and the Nursery .--How 70
make aBonnet--Tron3les ofan English House
keeper-rhe Art OF sketcbing Flowers from
Natare--Nith engraving ITO be copied by
the learner on paper to b. colored.
Maternal couusels TO o Dlnghter--Designed
to aid her in the care of her health. the improve
ment Of her mind. and the cultivation OF her
heart--New styleof Illuminating Windows and
lamp Shades, with ehgravings Poetry and
History VI Finger Rings. illustrated; Shells ,or
the Ladies, and where they come from, with en-
eravings--M odclhng iu Leather with encravings
This is only giving an idea OF our Intentions
for 1856 New designs OF interest 10 the Ia.
dies are sprngrg up every day, we shah avail
ourselves OF eyrythng thar can interest them
In fact, '.G0dey's Ia ly's Book viii posses
the interest of any other three magazines-In
addition 10 the above viii be continued in each
70. Godey's splendid Stssl engravings-One
huudr pages of reading.
Gndeyss challenge Fashion Plates. In thi
as in every OF ley department we defy rivalry or
MISUNDERSTANDING patterns. Any onauti.v
Of them sTe giYen uionthly-Aodel cottages,
Dress making, with diagrams TO cut BE
Dress pattern infants and Children's Drf s.es.
Al kinds OF Crotchct and Netting " ork.
Drawing Lessons for Y0uth-lG0O designs.
&nsie worth SO is given every Year the Nurse
auG the Nursery, with full instructions; Go
dcy's Invaluable Recipes Upon every sulicc:
BZ II RMS, CASH IN ABYANCE.-one |
cory, Que year. SO Two copies one year, sc. |
tIre copies onG year, and IN ex ra copy to the |
}es5Sa sending the clab, making six copies |
SO. Eight copies n = rear, and an extr, cory |
.C the person sending the caab .nahinx nine |
copies, $l5, Eleven copies orc year ard an ex.
IA copy to no person sending tho club. twelve |
copies $40.
Godey's Laay's Book and Harr.er's Magazine |
10Th one rear for Sl,5o. Godey's Ladv,s Book |
nd Arthur's Home Magazine both one year
or So, so
4 Speciman or Specimens viii be sent direct /
any Pas;naater making the request.
We en- always supply back numbers for the /
ear, as the work is sterotyped.
-4ilresr, La. Cooley.
No ll3 Chestnut Street, Padlls,pai
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Ppbt;e Sale,

" ord2. Of t57 OcPh7ns' Court OF Eeiford
Ciahty, there viii be exposed 10 Pubic
~, IA juaata Pow Hship, -. S.4TCFI7.4 Ytks
: day ef FE8RC.2RY, re-t, 1855, ~ 10 ~.
.. *, j. ~. the III owing Ma Estate, 10 wit:
tractoi l21d osatsinings 81 acres. md al
Fsace. late the e+operty OF Joseph Nedro,
= "a, adjoining lanes 0f Joseph Boyer, Valen-
r. Wertz, Jacob llillegass, Jonathan
% 'etaer and others on tb. rts4i leading from
. 7t',ish0-g % bnena Visa, an1 about half s.
: 'fs, from s.'e i.tte- place.
he ,mprayen sstt are ScaG Sto-y and a
II LOG Hotei-, Log Stable, wI;h sbresl,ing
= - att4ched, and other out-huislncs, with y
, % SPrias close to the hocss. Ahous %
rs Of tlis ian3 is cleared and under fence, 7
So-es Of ls.ish Il neadnv, and more can be
g.n a rgpaing stream passes through this
.rln.
aERas t1s,,c itnos1 ~ saav Of sale.
JOSEPH DULL. .qar,'r
), For information IN regard to this fem.
7-2lyto Lewis \. ru.per, Buena Vista, urrnhn
p AD.,S.Fl'i2 0n me place. Dec. II, Ssl-c
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-25
a VERY RExAR6ABlE cCRE.
hilledgevine, Ga.
December II, lEa2.

Dca- Sir--i wish TO inform you iha, one o.
ny family has eesn afflicted with FITS for A
humber Of years, and seeing an advertisement
Ia news paper, concerning your Vegetable Ex-
tract Epileptic Pills, came to the onel,,siop.
after trying almost every physician in nv reach
and all having failed in relieving my child Of
the disease. to send for six boxes OF yonr Mills
which proved IN efectual cure for my dtughter,
who is now about 18 years of age I think
there is 20 other medicine in use equal 10 them
end will be forever gratefulto you for the use
Of them for my daughter whom i: has cured.
Yours. respectfully.