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What the Presidential Election has SET
f1nA

After one the most extraordinary struggles
ever witnessed by tie civilized world, the de-
nocracy of America have glorously triumphed.
Gar eagles glitter in The bright beams Of the
sun, and our flags proudly wave, with never a
star struck from their ample folds The Union
is still thing of life. Not only perpetuated in
marble, in brass, in poetry, but is living plin-
clPr, binding obligation, held to be sacredly
imposed upon the entire nation The sectional
party which rallied under the name Of "repub-
lican, is not merely beaten il is annihilated
The Presidential election has settled many Of
the most important principles since the govern
ment was formed
It has consolidated and cternzed the Union
Of fbe States
1t has crushed forever all secret political So
cieties
II has spoken peace to the adopted citizen
and words of welcome to the unfriended but
meritorous immigrant.
Il has thunderrd forth to the ears Of spiritu-
al tyrants our glorious creed Of religious liber-
ty.
Il has again rrbuked the political priesthood
Of The country, and tramplrd into the dust the
new attempt at union of church and State. &
Il has buried from the lap Of the nation tlEs
rubbish 0! somptuary legislation, prescribing
what we shall eat, what We shall drink, and
wherewithal we shall be clothed.
II has pnunciatrd in the most solemn manner
thr doctrine Of self-government as applicable 10
States and Territories.
II has sputned the treason and the traitors Of
1856.
It has consigned the Wilson's and The Banks
es. and Hales and Wades, to an infamous nolo-
riety.
Ii has strengthened the hands ofthe friends
of freedom wherever its spirit is felt it bless
ngs desired
It has enhanced ihe glory and prosperity Of
the nation almost beyond conception.
Il has given importance to every Individual
in the republic, brcause he is now locked upon
as citizen ofthe great country and not Of a
fragment of the Union.
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WHO WANTS A GOOD FARM !
Real Estate for Sale.

Tie subscriber viii sell, public sale, the farm
." which he al present resides, situate miles north
west Of Sehesburg, Bedford County, containing 200
acres OF patented land, about I25 of hch
cleared ah under good fence, about 25 or 30 of
whchis fTst rate meadow. The buildings are good
two story Stone House, with cellar under the whole
building, double Log Barn, Hay House, and all the
necessary outbuldings belonging TO a property of
this description. There Is on the preaases large
orchard Of choice fruit There is stream running
through the whole place well calculated for a Saw
Mil, and excellent well OF good pure water at The
door Terms Will be made easy to suit purcha-
sers.
The larmis well adapted for Stock Farm, and
much more meadow could easily be made
Any person IN want OF a good farm, would do
we'll to call aud examine this berore purchasing else
where.
JOHN WHETSToNE.
Sent u 1s1G
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The Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Tannpry, situate in Napier Township, Bedford
County, Pa, within FIVE miles north of ScheiS-
burg, in the finest bank region in the State
The tract contains acres, with two story
Dwelling house thereon erected, first rate saw
Mill, Tan House 65 BY % feet, , rooms--tin-
ishing shop, and beam shop There are s lay
av ay yats, j aches, , lines, . bats, pool
There are all the necessary out buildings on the
property Possession given on the Isl April
next For further particulars address the sub
scrioer at SchelSburg, or Col. Joseph w. Tate,
agent Bedford, Pa. ANY quantity of Bark can
be had at from 81 75 to s. per cord, cash
ABRAHAM DENNISON.
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EssEriGy Eoqa1' LsPcod.
The Wonder of the Nineteenth Century.
InPortaat and Of great Consideration to the
SuHeriag.
7. A. HuRLEY's sARSAPARlLLA.

S1BGtaB.
7. A. HURbEY'S SARSAPARlLLA
OF all the remedies that have been discovered dn-
ring the present age for the 'housand Ills that flesh
Is heir TO" none equal this wonderful preparation
Only three years have elapsed since the dlscoverer
{Nho spent a decade in studying, expermentaiizng,
aud periectng ) first introduced ii TO the public and
il is already recognized, by the most eminent physi
clans in all parts Of the country TO be The most
prsing and effective remedy for certain diseases OF
which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or Syrups Of the root have
Athesto failed TO command the sanction OF the fac
MY because on being tested, they have been found
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..Lexrxcrov, Ky, Oct. 80, 1856.

eject is 10y correspondent oi lae New YORK
journal of commerce:
'1LExINGToN, Ky, Oct. 80, 1856.
"Anera pleasant ride amid the beautiful but
fertile fields of Kentucky, am once again safe
ly pnsconsed within tins beautiful place that was
50 long the abiding place OF Henry Clay, and
now is the residence OF that noble son Of honor
and fame, John G. Breckenridge. To know
him is enough to prove the scholar, gentleman,
ana statesman who wi! GIL the Office of Vice
President by virtue of The election on Tuesday
next lie is al! the party could wish fH as
champion OF thrir principles. He commenced
life poor and fr-ndlpss-his parents being dead.
He began as teacher Of q common school, and
through perseverance, and hard study lie enter
ed upon his collegiate course with the availS of
bis labor. Al this period Of life wealthy un-
Gle became much interested in hin, but upon
bis avowal Of democratic principles, the bond Of
friendship was severed Yet tie Young and
aspiring gennS confined on, and finally gradpa-
ted with the highest honors of his class. As an
orator, he combines the clear and com7rehpn-
sive soundnpSs of Webster and Clay: and, IN
connection, has beautiful and fluwery style of
expression and copious supply Of words Of
chaste and refined character equal to the great
est. To use the expression Of a neighbor OIL his,
when he opens his mouth il is TO give utter
ance TO the most beautiful, chaste, and classic
language, like rare collection of buds, which
as they open aud expand, develop new beauties
continually" In his social position, with such
a refinement and cultivated manner, be is es-
teemed By all who know him. He viii add
lustre 10 bis party unequaiIed in the history Of
one 50 young
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DIR, A. P. FIELDS

Respectfully informs the citizens of Hun
tingdon, Bedford, and Blair counties, that he
has located Medical Office half mile from
CassviIle, Huntingdon Co., Pa, where he hopes
to receive good share of public favor.
p. S.-I will be found at Pattonsville on the
first Tuesday and Wednesday Of every mouth.
Nov. 2S, 1896
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TBV F3E,l, GOODS.

The subscribers have jnst received a large
supply Of New Fall and Winter Goods, embra-
cing all the varieties usually found in Store,
We are Offering GREATER BARGAINS than
ever. And we respectfully invite our friends
AID customers to call and examine our stock.
A. B. CRANER s CO.
Oct. II. 1856.
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''The spacious frmament on high
With all the blue, e:heriai sky,
And spdngled heaveus, shining frame
Their great original proclaim" ADDISON.
The Lord oar God is great and strong,
His power demands our ottiest song
For by that power all things were made,
Are stiIl upheld and ruled and swayed.
To all that live, He life hath given,
To all on earth, in he'll, in heaven
All things exist in Him whose throne,
Nor works, nor source, nor years are known.
He moves the spheres with skill divine,
That far through trembling ether shine,
And suns and moons and worlds, whose stores
Fill up the boundiess universe.
Ile formed the vast and solid world,
And mid the gIittering planets hurled
/; out upon the ceaseless round,
And gave its days and years their bound.
When metrors fash, or thundprs peal,
When tempests howl and oceans reel,
Or cold and bail sweep from The north,
Ills hand controls or sends them forth.
When dazzling day fades down in might,
The moon walks forth in azure bright,
Aud with her countless, starry throng
Declares His glory in their song.
When clouds pnshroud the midnight sky,
Like folds of drapery hnng on high,
And sounding storm, amoEgst them sweep,
Loud echong through the airy deep.
Through every fear, in iercest storm
We look 10 heaven, and see a form
And hear the voice, and trust the power
Of God, our refuge in that hour.
If friends torsake, or fortune fails,
Or want or peStlence a>saiIs,
We look TO heaven. and trusting still
That power and goodness, bIde HIS Will.
And e'en at last when death appears
With all the pains that mortal fears,
We still >balI trust His mighty arm
To ,hieIi Us then from every HARM
Once o'er Hood-wlth harp in hand
Wen Join that radieut spirit band
That strike their harps on heavens bright
shore,
And hymn his praise forever more.
'lrrsnuRG, Oct, 1856.
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GEO. BLYMIRE,
WIN. HARTLEY.
Oct. 3, I856-Iy.
NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of
Mrs. Susannah Dunkle, late Of West Provi-
dence township, deceased, having been granted
TO thr subscriber residing in said Township-all
persons indebted to said estate, are hereby noti-
fed to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB DUNkLE, Admr
Oct. g, 1885,
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PUBLIC SALE
OE
MoRRTsoNs covE r,auDIl

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Bedford County, the undersigned Admins
traitor Of the Estate of Jacob Over, decd, will
sell al public cutlery. on FRIDAY, the 26th
DAY OF DECEMBER next, all the following
plantation or tract, containing
1l3 .4CRES .f.ND 1l5 PERCHES
Of choice TIMBER LAND, situate in South
Woodheuy Township, adjoining lands of ia
cob Stuckey, David Zook, John Sill, sr., Joseph
Over and others; about 80 acres thereof being
cleared, and in high state OF cultivation-the
balance w4lltmbpred. The above property is
favotaby located, in pleasant neigbborhood,
about two miles southwest Of PattonsvilIe-
convenient 10 good Mills, Schools, Churches, &c.
The improvements consist Of a new two stoty
Log Frame Dwelling Housy, with basement
story also new large Bank Barn, Wagon
Shed, Corn Cribs and other out buildings.
There is also upon the property yonag or
chard Of choice fruit trees, and springs furnish
ing an abundant supply Of running water con-
veuieDt to the buildings.
Terms Of sale one third 10 hand, and The bal
ance in two equal annual payments with inter-
Nest. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Nj said day.
CYRUS S. OVER,
Admir- of jacob Over, deed.
Nov. %, 1856.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

The undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the public that be viii open in Bedford, the first
Monday o! November next, High School, IN which
all the branches of a liberal education, English and
Classical viii be taught. 1t IS desiguedto 10 establish
IN Bedford PERMANENT Institution of high
der, male and female. The male and female depart
ment viii be distinct, the necessary ar
Iansements can be effected. in this School Students
will be prepared for the higher classes oi any Col
lrge, or TO enter at upon the active duties OF
life.
Special care will be taken TO form IN our pupils
habits OF orler strict puuruolify, and Moyoaghness
We consider these valuable elementary charac-
tiers, ard indispensable to sound learning.
The Physical, Moral, and Social Education of the
Pupils will receive that attention which their impor
tance demands.
There will be three grades To the frst belong
the common ERgiish Branches, such as Reading, Or
biography, Writing, Arithmetic Geography, Eng
lsh Grammer, &c.
The seco1l includes the preceding, together with
the hfgher byonces OF English Education, such
Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Intellectual
aud Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, An
cient Geogrephy, &c.
The h4a embraces all the foregoing, together
with the Latin and Greek languages.
The Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, aud Ornamental Needle Work, will be extra
studies and for each there viii be extra charges.
EXPENSES.
Tuition for the first grade per quarter, 81 90
second 90
third 25
The charges for the extra studies will be publish
ed at early day.
The opportunity is now offered to the citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity of having established in hei:
midst psraaenrnt school OF a high order. The
teTpIize, the broad and comprehensive basis here
Indicated, will be attended necessarily with much
labor and expense II is hoped, therefore, that all
those who feel interested in The education OF the
young, will up literally TO the support OF this
School.
Rev. GEO. W. AUGHINBAUGH, A. NJ.
Oct. 2l, 1886.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

Wanted by the School Board Of Juniata Township
II competent Teachers, to take charge Of the Com
mon Schools. Meeting OF Board ou Saturday, Dee.
&c, when teachers Will he examined.
WM. KEYSER, Secretary.
Nov. s. 1856.
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w. HOERKENS,
u PH0LS TE r E r.

Would announce TO the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity. that be is prepared 10 do all work
in his line, in the best stytr, and on reasonable
ternS MATTRESSES, with or without Springs,
made in superior manner, equal TO the best
made in the city, and to this branch OF his busi-
ness he would invite especial attention He
may be found at the shop Of Michael Weisel,
short distance East of the Borough, at his resi-
dence, nearly opposite the dwelling of DR..
Watson.
Bedford, Nov. IA, 1856.
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1900 fed Of Cherry, Watnm, Popiar, mt
WhHe Pine Lmmber waated, 10 maautactUfe
into aH Kinds of Furniture.
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New Fall and Winter GOODS
AT TIE COL L0NADE STORE.

The subscribers have just returned from the
East and are now receiving large and spen-
did assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods which
they will be happy 10 sb"w 10 all their friends
and customers who will favor them with a call.
Their assortment has been selected with great
care and embraces almost every article adapted
to the present aud approaching season. Ladies
Dress Goods in great variety.
J. & J. NJ SHOEMAKER.
WANTED.-W Wheat, Rye, Cats, Corn, Buck
wheat, and all kinds Of produce, for which the
highest cash price will be paid in Store Goods.
]. & J. M. SHOEMAKER.
Just received, at Shoemaker's Colonnade
Store, fresh supply Of Boots, Shoes and Hats,
Of the latest Styles.
Just received, at Shoemaker's CoIonnade
Store, prime lot Of Groceries.
Nov. II, 1856.
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NV charges are as follows
FRANCIS D. ARMSTRONG

REFERENCE:-A. B. Cramer, Daniel Wa,ha-
baush and O. r. Shannon.
Nov. IS, 1sJG-3m.
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Aug. 90, lS56-6m.
70 THE FARMERS.

The undersigned informs the farmers of Bed
ford and adjoining counties. that he has made
arrangements by which he can furnish, TO those
desiring, the latest improved and best .aGRk
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of the day,
embracing Scou's Little Giant Corn and Cob
Grinder, guaranteed to grind from 10 ID bush
els Of feed per hour with one horse Potts
Corn Stalk Cutter and Crashrr, warranted t9
cut from 100 to 90 bushels of feed per hour
Hay aud Straw Cutters, in variety-Whe
Drills and Corn Shelters, which are unsurpassed
fr cheapness aud quality Cultivators, Horse
Hoes, Cldef-millS, &c. sc. In short, every
utpnsiI used in or about farm. Wishing TO
avoid all imposition, each machine sold by him
Oil be warranted to work as represented, or
IA SHE; and, as these machines are procured in
- eases directly from the Paentees and Man
4acturers, the purchaser Will be secure in the
right of using.
Prices will be as Moderate, and, in some IN
stances, lsSs than The same machines can be-
procured singiy from the Manufacture.
As the demand is very great for the two first
named machines, orders should be given soon
by those wishing to purchase
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
June 90, 1S56-6m.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership in the Saddle aud Harness
business heretofore existing between Bay or and
Ling, has been dissolved this day 5y mutual
consent. The books ol the Grfn are in the hands
Of Simon Ling, to whom payment is inmedi-
alely requested
Al, BAYLOR,
SIMON LING.
Nor aQ 1S5E
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Oct. 10, 1856.

BOOTS s. SHOES.-The subscribers have
just opened large supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
4. B. CR.4.nER 8. Co.
FOR WINTER.- Ladies aud Misses Wool
en- falmas-second supply just received and for
sale by 4. b. CRy4.MER 4. Co.
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Mrs. s. F1, Potts

HASjus returned from the City with an as
sortn,ent OF fasbionabl. WINTER GOODS,
such as Velvet and Satin Bonnpis, Ribbons,
Plumes and French Flowers, Cioaks and Tai
nahs. Futs Of all kinds. An elegant aSsort-
mont If
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The Wee President Elect.

The following sketch of the Vice President
elect is by a correspondent Of The New York
Journal of commerce:
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5rlflt portrn.
From the Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
HYMN TO TIE GREATNESS OF GOD.

BY w. wHITToN REDDicK, A. NJ,
Principal Of Saadusky 81. High School, .7iie-
gheay City.
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DOUBLE BARRED GUNS.-Two dou-
bic barrel s-tWlst-warraned for sale bv
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Nov. 28, 1886.
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We a E2 Es gEE I'd

y
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by Rev. A. e.
Gibson, at the Bedford Hotel, MIR. Henry F.
Smith, OF Friends Cove, TO Miss Henrietta,
Youngest daughter Of Elias Gump, Esq, OF
Ralas5nrg, Bedford CO., Pa. %
On the 25th inst. by the same, Mr.. Geo. w
Silver, Of Centre county. Pa. to Miss Charlotte,
daughter Of Mr.. jacob Boinger, OF the Bo-
rongh of Bedford.
non the 18Th inst, BY tie Rev. H. Hrcker-
man, MIR. B. F. Dirhl 10 Miss Z. A. Diehi,
both Of Friends Cove.
In Friends Cove, on Thursday, the co.'s
inst, by the Rev. c. F. Hohneirr, Mr.. Joseph
DiehI, TO Mis-. Rebecca WeiSrl, both Of tue
sSsr y
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LADIES Black Bugle Colars-a beautiful
assortment fer sale at the store OF
CR.9.HER s. co.
Oct. 24. 1886.
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NEW GOODS.

JUST received, at REEDS New Store, a large
ard we'll assorted stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. To attempt TO enpmeIate The
Stock ia newspape. advertisement would be folly,
give list of their prices would be useless,
for the pabc would not believe that goods were
selling for what offer them at, unless they for
themselves. We do not wish 10 boast, but would
remark that, for variety and cheapness, his stock
cannot be beat. The public respectfully invited
TO call al REEDS Store and satisfy themselves of
the truth OF this statement Call aud examine his
stock. He will not ask YOU 10 buy unless fully sa-
ts6ed that you do al least well if not better,
than any where else. Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange for goods.
JACOB REED.
Oct. 10. 1856.
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DRESS GOODS.

French Merinoes,
Coburg Cloth,
English Merino,
PLAID Cashmere,
French Merino Robes,
Chintz Robes,
Childrens Hats and Bonncts,
Goats aud Talmahs,
French Worked Collars,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery,
Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
Heelrd Caters,
Misses and ChiIdrpns' Boots and Shoes.
Also general assortment Of all kinds OF
GOODS
French and English FANCY GOODS.
Nov. 6, 1856.
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Nov. IS, 1886.
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aP~On the 18th inst, hv Rev j. K Miller, Mr.
c. G. Adams Of California, 10 Miss Martha Ann
BAR, Of Stoystown, Pa.
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Valuable Tamgsery fer SAFE.

Oct. II, 1886.
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sept. Z, le5e.
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Nov. %, 1886.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
JOSEPH McklrR1cs,
ArchttectE RHstHcr,
lsAap Oh Ffofftfa, Estst a 5Fat9ss 81.

saap on Ffotftta, First n IHasHs 81.
II WOULD REspECTFttLI4T call The
i attention Of The publie, TO my arrange
merits for the New Year Having made
arrangements with sne of the best matt.
featuring establishments in Cincinnati,
| an, prepared 10 furnish sash Doors and
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine I4utn4
baF, and Of superior workmanship and
inueh cheaper than can be made In thp
South. Persons wishing to build would
find 1t TO their advantage 90 consult me
before building
Ordefs from the country earnestly selia
cited Country work Of all kinds prompt
Ii attended 70 Ia the most workmanlike
tfiahfiefs Ell
Plans and specifications for city and conn
try Houses, suburban villas, efa. given in
the most approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended to with nsatnpss and
dispatch. Water Cistetns made of The best
material. ianJ0.
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NslIttn.

THE sabsafiher respectfully returns his
1 thanks ta his friends and enstbnipfs whe
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage, and takes this meth.
od of infoftnihg them and the public all
large that he has nav Oh hand 4 large lot
eI seasoned lumber aud everything fequs-
ite for the undertaking s,itrvHsful eompla-
tipn uf all work In the shape Of House
Buildings. Blinds, Sash and Doors fitting
M bf Stores. Haf4fbbfhs in tha 'best, inast
aufBhia and wofkmanlke styls All orders
LETT at y. q. Mon ans Hardware Store. the
Post Otiiee,or at,ny shop nn Firth street
adjoining 81 petef's and 81, paul's college,
will meet with prompt attention.
iler2I,. g L.9sEEs,
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no Planters.

A iKtNss Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
IA sfhis truly useful agricultural i4ipfuyA
tnsnts hnk been fully tested hs highly res-
peeiable and practical plasiterswha Bfteffll
trial, saY thai by its use, in the cultivation
Of Cnrn. Cane. or Cltten, there Is a saving
ot at least one Third The labor to mar, and
horse aver The euintnnn pew Itsa new
invention. Patented March 40, ls4s.
Planters arc invited TO eall and examine 1t.
A supply On hand and for sale By
W. Y. TtfNNARD.a
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Now Ii the Time.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR TIE FALL.
fIlHE subscriber offers for sale ID HE numerous
4 customers and The public IN general, as lower
rates titan ever, his extensive stock bf Watches
and Jewelty 10 make feom for his new stock.
Anybody wishing to purchase any thing In my
lftte can hot do better than 10 oali on me and
Judge for himself
Watches ana Clocks repaired and warfented as
usual for twelve months
TttED. GnLUAfANS.
Matchmaker ard .Iasastief. Wsfnen Hotlae.
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..reung America ssxar stcse.' y

" sHear Store of r vefbuis. ot 1,afAyatle, III
fert1s their friends and The public sepeftiy that
they have Just received frsfd New 6ileans d large
Assortment of Impaired segafs Of all Bfatids,
Pipes 81 af softs Nost assorted Chewing aud
Ftaokihg 'r9baeer, Imported pgarettas and also
the best Meiee's seehrs. All orders ffbls the
country promptly attended to- ssas 3 Ssfgs ~
The Yhune America Cigar Store sofIeits share
Of public ratSeage. 81 81 81 L st#ss
b. f5ftflz
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