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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13

T2UBLIC SALE OF
q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber, Agent and Attorney In fact, for
she chldrea and heirs Of Nrs. Be5ecca Sinner and
Peter Sinner, late Of Union township, Bedford
county. decd, pl sell at Pablic Sale, on
TUESDAY, I0th SEPTEMBER, NEXT,
all ,hat valuable tract oi limestone land, late tae
mansion property of said Eebecca and Peter Sinner
situate in saa township, and containing 302 acres
T6is land lies or both sides Of The road leading
from Bedford TO HolljtaysbdTg about fourteen miles
from Bedford and may be regarded as one OF the
best farms IN the county, it adioins David Gochea-
our, John Fickcs, Michael Shafer Isaac PTessel
and others, and is susceptible Of Deias divided INTO
two good farms, fer which PplPose survey has
been uade so to have i so divided. u DESIRED,
The land of me best quality ol laestoBe and very
productive; about one huadred and seventy acres
are cleared and in cultivation, about IS acres of
which az meadow. There are TWO springs Of fine
water on It, one OF which is at the house, with good
fresh wafer flowing through considerable portion
OF It. There is also 4 good Orchard upan II. The
improve ments are two Story Log Dwelling House,
AID tenant House, with log barn and other out
buildings.
The attention Of persons Wishing 70 purchase
farm OF the very best quality. IS directed to this
property, it presents inducements fol a profitable
investment real Estate not often met with in this
region OF country. The location IS healthy, public,
convenient TO mills, and in good nel elehhoJhood
Any one wishing to examine the land will cell
on John Fickes, now residing on it, who will take
pleasure in showing it. 1t is patented, and the title
iudisputable.
Ug- The Terms are--One third OF the purchase
money in hand, the 1st OF April, next, when pos
session viii be gwen, and tho balance in two equal
annual payments, without interest, 70 be secured by
Judgments.
It will be sold in two parts or together, as may
be most advantageous.
CIy~Sale to commence at % o'clock, a. NJ.
JOSEPH INLER,
Agt. + Atty. in fact Tor the heirs.
Jaly 25.-lt.
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tO ab0AA the IdIu nl JUAes a Uiac& nEiief SNpP0s-
ed to be about Two years ella crop in me list{
en- a si'G 5 y. ,.is -, ~ ogJ
toas i'm a,rsg
Sept Gth, 1851 SrEPHEN McCREARI
-.--,,.,,r,,,,-,n
~ 'A4''3
1 "asi.ts , II sg' -. ,.Ss III (, :
day II ssr. tss it5ous 5t cause ,h1.sgsr. and
very much against my wilj, and as be is welcome
to come home any time I hereby iorewaTa any
person OF psfsoas !fom h.ro'gf.ns H,ln q .FH'lns
a,1' a.i my q. -3I...' :. a.1 lis l@Is l
orTl The 18Th DIV Of jan. lse3
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80 raa..sse.,. :. sz-f.l. .l.......1 ~.
aal hg aq All II CoT.,ai 6sss,n,.lv Of lFr
C,,r,.to9 9,g.s1fg n pegnsyIy,sia sn.i,Is3 ..8n
Act 10 reggla.. he Gsrsraj Etclioos viib,n
this C5mmoawralth,n y IL IS anjoiard uron rae
10 5''e Fuy'lc .'lt'S9 % s4'' ~. St'i54 a4' 70
elected, ], }. j, CESSNA, oaerff OF the
County Of PaafafG. 9o hsrphF make known and
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and also, that every member OF Gongress pf the
State Legislature, aud Of Tie select or common
eouhc ea any city, or 1opmlsstoners Of any moor
poTated District, IS b law Incapable Of holding OF
exercising at thr time, the office ppontmeht OF
judge, iaspscioror clerk OF any election Of this
Commonwealth, and that no Inspector, indgs OF o
thaF uilceF OF saeh election shall be eligible 10 be
Their voted for.
Ard ne said act Of assembly entitled,"an act re-
iaiiag 10 elections OF this Commonwealth passed
july 3d, 1919, further provides follows, 10 wit
q hat the Inspector and judges shah meet at tie
respective places appointed tor holding the election
10 Toe District al which they respectively beiong,
before O'Clock in the morning OF the 2d Taes day
OF October and each said Inspector shall appoint one
clerk, WHO shall be qualified voter OF such dis
tnct.s
@in case the person who shall have received the
second highest number OF votes Tor inspector shall
net ftend on ths day Of any election, then the per
son who shall have received the second highest
nu1nbeT et votes for Judge al the next preceding e
lection shall act as Inspector in his place. And
III case the person who has received the highest
number Of votes for inspector shal not atteads the
person elected judge shall appoint an inspector IN
his place, and ~ the peysoa elected judge shall
not attend then the Inspector whe received the
hiSaest AG40eI o. votes sn1 epPoigt gus Hse Ia MS
ri &c, and J! sny vacancy. shall continue ih the
beard for tie space OF hoaF after the time liked
by lawior he ope1irg OF the election ~ q1shded
voters ier the township, waJd og districa4ar .FIicn
such officers shall nave beea elected present az the
e tio8s aai elect Of their aaas5gf itiisuch
a y@esAeF,
s.a 3e 'ps 90 y 1he severe az 'e
srl0.aTes % al'eaa - 'oe 'e5 2, io.+'is -
=. s ~ 9toA 'l4,p e3se.lo' a4ls 81. .ae
POSE oi -lglog III .ornaton 20 70 the inspectors and
=, N'-a esi.fa ei y reIi'na % 14s tsH. q d
"1 .isD ssuIJ. y stil 'otee az se@ tise'oi''
anu on <Neh other natisfs ~ relation TO i1e assess
l''. q Ea'e1 = spe -8ia lnsPeetofs q el'1sI q
- ~ -.
20 ''oi, s,la ~ 5'is'.s,ea 20 v.'.s q any
- "
es 'EsNy one Or i9oie' wRo sa ~ nave [e74ael
h tHIS setS RI teest one ear, ai1 IN tne efscion
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS
AND SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

The annual ax,o,a,i,a Of Ts,oba,s w,f
,af,s rIars i; ,,.. s.,,arsl ,,,.nst,os =, fl,a,s
- Wi IN w., prov;,srcs so5 pJ.,d, RI,
=, pI,oJs pr, o,1., tbe or i, ~, prl,,;1
J,5ro A. flaasabaf4ss,. or ~ 1o,I :, NJ
ro. ~ CIaar,,i,a ~ nm e,a,,. I,nr,,.
.. Iro,,Ia,s an tl,sl5,b II H,naa.ell.af -
er,s on he I'm in Rr5ad r1r =. Hors,..eil
-, ~, ~ - ;ta,t. - C.onor.l,,., o., 49,,
IE,r.. IN 1IilII. Woai5err, =, 1y,,5b'rrg an
,t.,-,t.. 60, ,,Jo-Ii.-r,, =, L,-,-.y,'.;5. -,
a' m Ie,b j.; f. I.;,n ~ =, M,s1,, :, MAJ; on ba
Oh. - & CI,;r =. F;-L, Ss,,rs IN H. o5l.
:. ~, - .. ,l4s, q - 'ely' ~ ~. .
59I -, D., 90 -
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ENOR SALE


A frst-rate farm of limestone Iand, in Mouisons
Cove containing about l3l acres, 100 OF which are
cleared and balance wei timbered. The farm is
well waered. The improvements are good
two story Frame House. Los Honse, Log Barn, &c.
There is a good orchard upon the premises. The
farm .adioins Bleonfielc Furnace, ltes half mile
lrom the HoIudaysburg Turnpike, aud four m ies
from Martinsburg. There is ready market at the
s,or for all nnds OF produce, and the land IS IN a
llga state OF cultivation.
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Also.

i66 acres near Stonerstown-- v thin mde ct the
BIoadlop Rai!road-about 100 acres cleared, with a
two story dwelling house new bank barns table,
&c,, thereon erected; asotwo apple orchards there
on of choice tut. The soil is a rich loan and ca
pabie OF producing every variety Q! crops oi this
climate.
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EEgEkEE & EYOg
SEWIN G-MioRtNE G O.,
538 BFoaDW.4Y, NEF-TORK.


NO person who contepplates. purchasing Sewing
lN Machine for family or manaiactHrlng purposes
s ould fail 20 send for one Of or Circulars which
contains cuts and fulE descriptions ofthe several
STYLES, prices and samples OF work, all Of Yhieh "e
send by mail free. We claim 10 have the
BEST SEWING MACHINES III The WORLD
For either Family or Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we asks fair trial. ReadtBe following !:
IMP PANT FAc rs.
FACT No. I-Tais Company being dolly lieensed,
their Machines protected against infringe
ments or litigation. -s-g
TACT No. 2-Ihese Macbines make the 10 k
stitch-aIike Oh both sides-and use little less
than half as much thread and silk as the chaln
or lonp-st1tch machines.
FACT No. 3-These M8chines are bstter adapted
than anv other gsgina machines iH market 10 the
Frequent cLarsas and almost endless variety of
sewing required ina family. fhey will sew
from ore 10 twsHty, taleknesses Of Marsehles
without stopping, ard make every site perfect
They will e%en sew from the f4est gaUze TO The
heaviest cloth, ard evan Stout, bard ieatheFs
without changing tAettesd, needle, OF tenso, or
making any alustmegi OF Uaehipa whateYef.--
Is not such machine best adapted 10 family use?
an3 if5sst e5sT' 70 family nse, why not Tor
every vafi ETY. o. lighesakgiFg fElIsifacJufa OF
yvlrk foo heayY ler ofst al,-ig .slachihes va Eec
PACT No. These Mach,0es make laa u est e.
isstGc snaua al auy sewing -snaeHas isUse--a fact
Of very great 'mPortance lh sewing elastic soods5
or goods OF any Kind o. a bias.
FACT No. 5-No Machna is more dulabla or
more sifanIe IN it, strGc tich on more easily
understood. The reputatten o. these Machines
wherever used VIII ialiy demonstrate e. ca Of the
above facts.
FACE SO. 3-ahese Macoiuesioos the Highest
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80 a0perti-sfments
1T. NICHOLAS HOTEL
y RRO. .4DtH.4Y. .AeFW YORK.
BOARD REpUcEp TO s. PER DAY.

BOARD REDUCED TO 81 PER DAY.
Since the opening Of Ibis vast and con,modious
Hotel in 1854, II has been The single endeavor OF
the nroprietors 10 make It the sumptnons, CON
yppient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer 10
the comfort of its gaesis they have endeayored,
without regard 10 cost, 70 provide, and n combine
an the elements Of individual and social ioyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which il has.com-
manded during the past six years IS gratifying
prool that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exigeueies Of the times, when all
are required to practice the most rigid economy,
the undersigned
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY,
4, the same time abating none of the IuxBries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB& & co.
Sept. 18th, '6l. 3m.
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4 TDT0R,S NOTICE

JDII UN , No UIICE.---
"A The undersigned, appointed Au-
dItor to distribute the funds il hands Of Joseph
W. FomiiHson, Administrator of the E.tate Of Jo-
seph deceaseo will meet the parties interest
ed, at his ofice Bedford, the 18th day of Oc-
tober. 1861, al 10 O'Clock, A NJ
j. w. Il LlN6+ENFELTER,
Sept. 20, 1861. Auditor.
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Sept, 20, 1861. Ex'or. Of Jacob Teeter, decd
IeEDFORD 81 ROAD.-

, LII VIZ t. = A8NJ-N =.
19 Proposals wji de received by the
President and Directors Of the Bedford Rail Road
Company, al the office Of SAID company. in Bedford
on Thursday the 26th day OF September, inst, for
the completion Of The graduation aud masonry of the
first twelve sections Of said read. Specifications Of
the work TO be done siil be ready for examination
on the day ofistting. JOHN z. REED,
sept. 20, 1861. Secretary.
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,1NECUTOR'S- NOTICE.-

q iNAL7-D UA-4 NOtICL4'---
Il y Letters testamentary on the last
VIII AMI testament of Mrs. Mary Am Buxton, late
OF Sout hampton township, dec d., having been grant,
ed to the subsci teT residing sail township, no.
tice IS hereby given 10 ali psrssus indebted to the
estate 0l saI dec d., 10 make payment immediately.
and hose having claims viii present them duly ap-
thsujicated ior settlement.
FREDERICK BCXr0N.
Sept. 20, Executor.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

That every person excepting Justices of he peace,
who Shall hold any Office or appointment Of profit
or trust under the United States. OF this State,
or any city or coIporated district, whether
missioned officer or otherwise, subordinate officer,
agent who is or shall be employed under the Iegisa
ture, executive or Judiciary department Of this
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TOTICE TO ASSESSORS,

NTOIICE TO ASSESSORS
~ The Assessors (elect) Of the sew
eIaL townships and Boroughs, are herehy notified,
70 meat at the Commissioners Office on Friday, the
Ilth day Of October, next, at IL O'Clock, a. NJ 10
receive their books, instructions, &c BY order Of
the Commissioners. II. NICODEMUS,
Sept 20, 1861 ,-3t. Clerk.
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Also

A tract Of land situate on Georges creek. in ST.
Clair township, adjoining lands OF Sln. Clark,
and others, containing 1G7 acIes and 10 pefches,
or less. Of which 80 acres Of upland and 20
acFes OF meadow are cleared and underleoce There
is also good apple orchard on this tract. The I'M,
p.ovements are story and half log and frame
bou,e, double log Iaru and other out butidlngs.
The woodland on this tract IS we'd covered witB
excellent timber.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third of the purchase
money to reman in the hands Of the purchaser dur
ing the lifetime Of be widow, The interest TO be
paid her seml annually, counting rom the date OF
confirmation Of Sale One third Of the brance 10
be paid at the contirraton of the Sale aad toe
idue m two equal annual payment thereafter with-
ont interest, 10 be secured by judgment bonds, OF
bonds and mortgage. HENRY iCkES,
JOSEPH ICKES,
Sept. 90 1856, lit. Administrators.
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Z. VI III
u Having debts Of our own TO pay,
ne respectfully call upon all persons, knowing them
selves 10 be in our debt, to pay u2.
This notice is moi intended for those of our friends
who pay promptly but especially for a certain
large Glass; who, having purchased our goods, never
trouble themselves about paying for the same
Many Of the latter having had the use Of our eap-
ltal long long, must really imagine they have
better right to II than ourselves. To this class
we say in language which we hope they actH
not nsisun9cydaaa we want at least portion OF cur
means in their hands 10 meet own liabilities,
and il kind invitations to PAY UP, avail not, we
VIII try harsher, though very unpleasant remedy,
ere long.
A. B. CRAMER & co.
Aug. 16-3t.
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NUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Ut LtlIflI1 10 I y ] IL
virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
O. .ord county, the subscriber viii sell public
sale The premises, in Napier township. omit L ES-
DAY. 22D DAY OF OCTOBER, next, the follow
ing .acy Of land being the Real Estate Of Aaron
ID, decd, adjoining lands Of Jesse Blackburn,
Adam Otto, James o. Robinett and others, contain
ing oTty acres and allowance, about thirty acres
cleared and under fence about ten oi meadow,
aa"eilng house, stable, and other out buildings,
ra1-.n erected, well Of good wafer at the door,
and targing young orchard Of choice fruit trees.
Sac 10 commence at O'Clock p. NJ, of said day.
TERMS $50 tote paid at the close of sale, and
the balance the lst day of April next when the
Deed will be made and possession gwen.
u. ZIMMERMAN,
Sept. 90, 1861. Adm'r
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Three tracts OF lard in Southampton Township
formerly owned by Wm Oss, adjoining lands Of Ar
mold E.asAIcy, Artemas Bennett and others.
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& T%TFED STATES MAIL LINE
BETWEEE
CHANBERSBURG, BED FORD & LATROBE.

CHANBERSBuBG, BEDFORD q LAFR0BE.
On and after Monday, august 10Th, 1851, coach
es leave Bedford fer Chau5ersharg, !d!y, (Saa-
days exceptetJ al 4. NJ, aol arrive At Cham
sssga hersbugg, at7P. d.. - ez79
same eFCHug. Re - szs55z ,ssA
gzs=zzzass. ;qTaiug; leave CHAM
Ser rsbBeg, at IS. hi., daily, Sundays excepted3
aud arise at Bedford : T. NJ, same evening.
Leave Bedford for Latrohe- Monday, " sanesisy
and Friday, 2 q. A.- noting csags canHe ctioo
with mail train foT Pittsburgh and tss West.
Returning, leave La1robe, Foesday, Thursday
and Saturday, the aTflv5i OF the 1aln lron Pitts
burgh. al 8 and a.4j.1e i' Bedford same evening
e = r Is o T r Z r z.
From Bedford 10 Caam5ers5org, s. 50. From
Bedford 70 Latgg.e, - So.
Il. D,--2asscager fo- Somerset aai JohDstawa.
connect At stogs-owa #irh J. A. q garar's Line oil
Naii Coachgs.
a. J. REESiDE,
AHg. %, '6l Contractor
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NEW GROCERY
IN CORNER WEST PINT ASD JULIANA STREETS.

NEW GROCERY -
IN CORNER WEST PIT AND JULIANA STREETS.
The subscriber is opening at this well known
stand, well selected stock OF Groceries, Con-
dictionaries, Tobacco and Cigars consisting in
part of Coffee, brown, crushed, and rulveFzed
Sugars refined and golden Syrup, baking Molasses,
Young Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea, Chocolate,
Corn Starch, havoring extracts, Cheese Com
-Brooms, painted Buckets, Dustlng, Wsll, Scrub,
Horse, Shoe, Tooth and Hair, Brushes.
CONFEC CTI0NARIES, vtssz
Such as plain apd fancy candies, fruited candies
andf1vored Jeiles, water, butter and sweet Crack
ers foreign fruits, Oranges, Lemons, Figs Raisins
Prunes, Datess Cur ants Ctrons, Fllberts, Walnus
Cream Nuts, Almonds, d Pea Nuts
TOBACCO.
Congress Plags, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf,
Rough and Ready, Lynchburg Smoking, superior
article, Cut and Dry, &c,
CIGARS.
Operas, sixes, aalf Spanish and variety of ether
brands. The Public respectfully invited to
give him4a call.
Picncs and May parties supplied at very reasona-
bic prices,
All kinds OF country produce taken at the high.
market prices. }. b. FARQUHAR.
Bedford, April 30 1861
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE..

GtTRAY CATTLE-
- Found trespasing 90 thr
premises Of the Subscriber, living in Junaata Town-
ship, Bedford Co., 4 head Of goung cattIe Steers
and ore hejfsr, supposed 70 be about two years old
No ear marks 3 OF the re-, < white, aod ore black
The owner VIII come forward. prove property,
pay charges and fake them away.
Sept. 9th. JAMES BURNS, jR-
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GEO. S1GAFOOS,
County Superintendent.
Bedford, Sept. 9th, 1861,
-DUBLIC SALE
~ 4

DUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Bedford County, the subscriber will sell at Public
Sale, on the premises, in Usion Township, on
FRIDAY, lIth DAY OF OCTOBER, next,
all that tract of land late the property of Mrs.
Lavinia Imer, decd, contaiGing eight acres ,more
or less of limestone land, adjoining lands of Abram
Moses, Joseph Riddle, and Peter Moses, about 20
acres o which ale cleared, and under cultivation.
Also, adjoining the above, tract of mountain
land, containing eighty acres more or less.
Terms:- $500 payable the lst Of ApTIt next
S666 &c on the 18th OF June, next, $G66, sc on the
18th Of June 1862 and iha balance 18th June, 1864,
10 be secured by Judgments or Bonds and mort
cages.
Possession given the ist Of April next.
JOSEPH IMLER.
Sept 9th iSGl.-4t AdmT.
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Sept. %, 1861,-4t.
T9UDLIC SALE
CT REAL ESTATE

4 ) UNLIC SALE
CT REAL ESTATE
Br virtue Of az order Of the Orphans Court
OF the County OF Bedford the subscriber wiz expose
10 sale by public vsudue or oatcTy on the premises,
on Thursday the 10th dav OF October, a. D., 1861,
village Of Lafayetteviile, in South Woodbury. town
ship, in sand county, late the property q Jacob Tee
ter, dec d., viz
TIVE lots OF ground, one thereof now occupied by
George b. kagHman, and having thereon erected a
two story frame house and kitchen attachs a and
good frame stable. Ga The other there are black
smith saop, numbcr OF excellent fIult trees and a
well Of good water.
TERMS One third in hand at the confirmation
Of the sale and the balance in two equal annual py
ments OF the first days Of November 1852 aad 1868
> ale TO commence at o O'Clock A. 81.
ALEX. HOf SfNGTR. d..
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ALS0,

A grist mill iu the Dutch Corner" formerly
owned by Jacob Beard-wrthin about miles Of
Bedford, with about 40 acres Of land belonging 10
the same dwelling house and out buildings thereon
erected.
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\. B.-Ihe business will he continued by c..
w. Asbcom at the old stand, wnere all kinds of
machinery viii be mate ard repaired
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Two sne hundred and sixtry acre ttaets adioiniHs
Elkhnrne CITY, M the richest valley OF the vest
the Platte Vailey--about 70 miles west Of Omaha
City aud close 10 the great llaiofd, 20 eeuuant
read leading west IA Nebraska Territory.
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COURT SALE
I OF FALUABTF RFAT. ESTATE Z

4 khI HANS IUIH .SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. &
In pursuance Of an order oi lhe Orphans
Court Of Beeiora county, there VIII be sold, al pub
lie SALE at the late Mansion House OF Henry lekes,
DECD, ~ Union township in said county, on. MON
ing Real Estte late The property Of the sad fle.ry
ickes, deed, to wit:
Ore tract Of land (being to- Mansion tract stu
ate IN i'd township q Union adjoining lands Of
Amos Edward, William Berlhmf- 4Edan lckea,
heirs OF John Mcdonald, deed, Conrad Iaycomb,
and others, containing 10 acres l4s perches,
or less, Of which 100 acres are cleared, thirty
thereof being meadow, all under feuce and in geod
state OF cultivation, havisg thereon thriving or
chard OF excellent fruit. The Improvements are
two Jog houses, story and half high, a double log
barn ard other out buildings. This is a fine stock
farm
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100 acres best quality Of pr trie -naar the Mis-
sopai river close TO the comfy seat Of Il rusoa Co
iowa
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leo acres. two miles above Omaha City. or the
great bend Of the Missouri, This tract Is we'll tim
bered ant very desirable. All Of these lands were
located after personal in nspecion and careful exam
nation on the ground, and can be we'll relied upoR
for future wealth, Maps showing 'be preeis~ iocI-
ton are IN my possession.
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ELIXIR PR0PYLAMINE
TfE NEW REMEDY FOR
HE ATESaE.

During the past wear We have introduced 10 the
notice Of the medical profession Of this country the
Pure Cryslaized Chloride Of Plopy anime, as a
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Three desirable lots IA Omaha CITY, Nebraska
Territory.