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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-15
Hgru0s and Books.
81. G. EER,
JUliaDa street, Bedford. Ia,
.3tths Sand f0rmeris oceNpleab9 D.. Z. {. Req n


Strtfs. Oils, Pants. VarniShes Turpen-
Sss1 tine y Window Glass, Glassware, &c Jus
received large STOCK Of American, French. au
English .,erfumery. Also grea; variety Of ane
Soaps for Toilet use. Tooth pastes. Hair Tnnics
Hair Dyes. that will colour vsrious shaGes. rom q
ligl,t brown To JET black Tooth, Mil. Hair Sha-
wing and Clothes brushes, Comts Pocket Knives.
Pocket Books Portnonr3its. Segtr cases. &C.
Also, have ard viii keep constantly on hand .
supply of Cod Oil. Baruing aaid aud Campiiac.
with great variety of the most modern and hes
style OF coal oil and fluid lamps.
Pure Wines and BrandieS for medical nse Fla
voring Extracts and S2ic q all sorts. Fine Segars
Snufs. Chewing and Smoking Tob acce.
II ging the agency for al the principal patent
medicines in use Nin keep fun supply constantly
on hand.
Also dealer in Books, &c, consisting cf Geo
graphical. Scientific Religious Poetic5l Histor leal
Law Medical School lHd Miscellaneous Works IL
connection with great variety OF plain and fancy
Stationery, Cap, Note, Post and wrapping Paper.
Blank Books, of every size and quality, Diaries
Blank y, eds, Mortgages. Note and Receipts.
G- Orders promptly filed aud satisfaction guar
anteed. with regard both To price and quality
~ Physicians. Prescriptions carefully and ac
cnrAtely compounded AZ all hours of the day OF
night.
Dec. 9. 1859
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Allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Egainshurg, Bedford Co., Es&.

A@s&AAa%BAA@s RsSG4OfO Co., k~&s
CHARLES II. GERE, a. B. Principal.
MISS A. L. BRTu, Preccptress
MISS l.. j. BkIM Teacher on Piano Forte
THIS Institution, under the supervision Of the
abovs named persons assisted hy other conpetent
teachers. atfrtls full course in Mathematics
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Letters
In Music, Painting, &c, it gives extended instrue
ton. The winter term opens Oct. 7th Students
admitted at any time.
Habits Of health, system, and pIomptness, views,
moTai, social and lom. site, are here made promi-
nent o j'cts education.
bat the physical Fuwe.s, wen as the inertia,
may be cultivated, Calisthepie ex sreises are ueces-
sary-here the students meet each day for 81 ste
matte exercise.
$29 3D. viii pay for be ard, including ftirnisle a
room, room rent, fasl, and tuition in common
English per term Of eleven weeks Extras at
nfode ate ehargss, even less than heretofoie, OF
the circular CATS for
stndenis prepared for The hisaes. classes in
Coil ge.
For eirenlars, or particulars, address.
CHARLES II GERE,
sRainsburg, bedford County, Pa.
A R;aafLfst assortment of kerosene .II1nls and
"A Snades Just received at DR.. Hayry's Drug and
Book store.
Nov 9, 1850.
DEAUFlFUI. Roses in bloom now suitall e 70
R-S WihteF blooming in the house, at EyDch1s rT-
seEy.
-,
DwARF pear trees, At L.yncb's NuEs,ry.
IL Oct. f. 1884,
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DR.. ?. G Reasner.
Physician and Surgeon.

I espeetfHFiy tenders bis services te
3 the citizens Of Bedford and vieinity. He
may afgays be found (unless professionally en-.
g1gsf. a. bis Drug and Book Store, in Juliana
ST.
Feb. 10. lah7.
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DIR. D. F. nlRRY

d ESPECTFULLY tenders his nrofession,
/ l. services ts Ito citizens CT Bsdford and Vi
einity.
Oaics and residence m Pit,-street. in the
tplding formerly occupied by Or. J. II, Hoiius
Nov. g. 1851
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OTIS NlYTEn.

K mn BUSHELS or OATS wanted immeIi.
J,OUV ately, for Which the CASH win be paid
nr ia delivery AT Camp Thomas Cumberlaad,
NJ II X. BUTLER
Qu'rter Master BAD Potomac Rog Homo Brig.
0ct. is, 1851
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S8EsENEH'S
MASTER OF PAIN.
THE GREA EXTERNAL REAEDY,
FOr Spraans and Brussss 3prns and Scafds,
khepmafic anG \ euraigic Pans, Swet
hRqs, Sfif Joints, Porafysas, o.
.humbaess of he Lambs. Pans
In the Breast, Side or B0ck;
Sore Ihroa. Tooth .7che,
Frosted Feet &c &c,
find for tie Relief
o. pain .4nyOhers
and EU7ytoaere.
This is most perfect preparation, and seldom
fails to dOgo0d. II is harmless in its effects tut
powerful 10 relieve Pain. II you use il once you
viii not likely he without il again. You vail fnd it
a constant household friend. giving and relief
last when necded. Keep il constantly On hand
ana it viii save yen many hours OF pain aud sui
fering There is hardly pain il viii not ease
There is hardly accident that will occur where
it will not be useful.
Should one of your family get burned or scald-
ed cover the burned part with cloth 0f several
thichnesses wet with the "Master of PAM and
keep the cloth saturated with it, In short time
il ii draw al tie fire 1t will caGse prick
ling stnsafor--this is the Ere coming out. Keep
it wet with the aMaster Of Pau2 uatil tine pain
aud lricf ling ceases. Let the wet cloth stay on
for six or ight h0ugs after which apply some
healing ointment or sweet oil In nearly ali cases
Of Pain OF Soreness Of the Chest, hroat, Side,
Back Spine, Limits or Joints, it VIII give relief
Rub It on freely with the hand or with a flannel
cloth nntil the skin becomes heated and tufniug.
For soreness Of the throat rub il on until il pro
duces 4 little soreness.
Fer Group use it in connection with the Cough
SyruD. hv FHbhiug il on the chest.
FOR Rheumatssn ana gIl deep seated pains, IT
the pam IS not speedily removed byfubbing with
the hand, lay cloth vet with the LIQUID over the
pant affected, and pass warm smoothing iron over
For Pains in thg Breast, Side or Back, the same
nay he DONE
For Tooth-ache, drop it on cotton, aud apply it
10 The nerve Of the tooth, also rub the gums and
checks with it.
Fos Frosted Feet, zpply she ssMaster Of Pain''
reely, and dry il ia before the FIRE.
For Head ache rub il on the forehead.
Il is called -sMasteT of Pain'' did not give It
this name-I don't Ike the Name Whom l first
commenced making il it was without name or label
/ made it and Sold It by the ounce at my Drug
Store. / had no idea then Of making business
Of it. Some who bought it called It Master of
Pain and hy this name il became known for many
miles round. And finally, when had j lahel
printed compelled 10 adopt the name, for by
that name It was known After all, tbe is
hot 80 vel. lhapPrVf a % AsV1 ~ A4eNtate
or remove pain. Il is put on efierevey there is
pain. Sometimes il wiz cause pain, bur the resal.
always is freedom frou pain
Read,.T--sTy it--take Il HCttie with ysu-nse it
whenever occasion ieqnir,s- give it far trial.
Prepared by ". +. Shriner, Westminster Md.
and f'T sale by a. q. Relmer and Adam Fersn.
son, Bcdford Pa. r. b. Ramsey, amt Wm. Stires
4 Co, Blouds Rua; John hycHas 4 Son. Far
view; u. A. 4. Back, kays Hill; n. n. Koons
willow Greve; ]. 5. Shell, Shelsburg; F.
Beegl, Il CtilrsSle
My 9, 1850
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0ATrTaroM-

Whereas my wife, Reboccs, has left my bed AMI
board without any just cause. therefore warn nil
persons from baFLoFing or trustinS her on my ac-
count, ~ | witpGy dSbf5 or l,or e1atrposi1g.
DAVID l.. Suffers.
"a ~ la3l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-15
NOTICE.

EAvING debts of our own to pay, we respect
II fully call upoa all persons knowing themselves
to be in our debt, 30 pay up
This notice s not intended fer those of eur
friends who piy ns pr pmp5ly, but especially for
certain large class wlp htving purchased our
goods never tronble themselves about paying for
the same
Many Of the latter having had the use Of our
capitll 50 long, mast really i'm agiao they hsve
better right 10 II thin ourselves.
To lhs 81 tsS now say, In iansnage which we
hop they VII not inisaa esstan l-rs wat al ieaSi
portion Of msias "a their la lls-to mech our own
liabltties--aad f kint invitations TO ..pay up''
avail NOV. viii try harsher though unpleasant
Temely-- u1 tlAs very shortly.
Aug. 49, 1851. A. b. GRAMER co.
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BEDFORD HMQUERgR
M95.OO

Pays the entire cost Tor Tuitgn in tie most popu-
lar and successful Commercial SCHOOL, in the coun-
try. Edwards Of 1waLvE RUSpRED young men
from TWENTY Fight dihereut States, Rave been ell
uctftd for business here withia the past three
wears, some nf whom have been employed as Book
Keepers al salaries of
$23G0,0O per AnnuEns
Immediately upon graduating. who knew nothing Of
accounts when they entered the College.
G5- Ministers suns half price Students enter
at any tune, and review when they please, without
extra charge
For Catalogue Of e6 pages, Specimens Of Prof
Cowey's Basntss and 0rnaHental Penmanship,
1nd a large Engraving Of the Cellrge inclose
twenty five cents in Postage Stamps To the prine-
1ais. JENKINS Il SMITH,
Feb. s, 1861. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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NoKthern Liehl-

THE cheapest and best light in use, can be had
L by buy'ng Coal Oil PERFECTLY pure. inodorous
and free from sTaoke while burning, at Sl00 per
gallon, al II. G. -amer's Drug Store.
Nov. 16 1850
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BBDf1RD RliL ROiD.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

al delinquent Subscribers 90 the Capital Stock Of
the Bedford Rail Road Company, arc hereby noi-
ee' that they VIII be released from the payment of
the i2 per ceAsum interest clIirgeAbIs under he
charter cf the Company, by making pay Of the
taonty due from iaesH witha thirty davs from the
10Th day Of October, 1885, or by giving their notes
payable With interest from date.
BY order Of The board, J. P. REED.
IRE 1saEaT.
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O. las. l9l.
.gUpiToR. NOTICE.

PRE undersigned appointed to distIihate :he
aaoney arising from the s4ls Of the Real EstIto Of
Vim. May, hereby gives notice, thai, be win for
that purpose, meet the parties iai.res;ed, az his
Hfiioe, in Bedford, ON saturday the oh day Of No.
senber, Eexi, when and whore all may attend.
JOHN M0WKR,
Oct. 20. 1861. Auditor
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0st II, 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

Dugvists everywhere now keep hrs. NlNSLOWS
SOOTHING SYftP children ieehi1g No medicine In hs
Unlied eel, like H. u a standard inodcne aud ~
ue l. world wide Physicians order and use Il wherever is
magical ELECTS have bcen witnessed.
During the thirty years Ouaprecedented aud ucre popu
sijty of MRS. MlNSLOW'S SOOTHING 81 L, iuEumer.
able CoRpiLs snd other nonms prepared by pretended
A. Ds have sprung IN aud lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP ha been constantly Increasing
in popularity and become ahouchod word and thousand, OF
mothers thank Mrs WINSLOW the health Of the children
by the use Of her invaluable article.
When tho present race Of Cords" shall have followed ia
the ootstes II iustiJus predecessor" MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue 70 be pOpular 4.
vohtc aud blessing 70 every mother.
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CEPHALIC PILLS,

by The There Pills the periodic attacks Kevrog Sis
Headache he prsvcned aud ssen ct the commencement
of attack immede relief from rain and sickness will be
obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea aud Headache t.
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Cosir,n;
For L'erary Men. Students Deic.e Females aud oil persons
of sed7t1l habits they valuable Ldrafire improving
the appetite giving and rigor to the digestive organs aud
restoring The elasticity and strength Of the whole se
Tho CEPHALGC PILLS the result Of long inyossson
and carefully conducted prmeus having been in use many
years curing which time they have prevented and relieved
of psa ard suffering from Headsche whether org
mating the NERVOUS system from deransed stas Of the
stomach
They are entirely vegetable In helr composition and may De
taken with perfect safety without nSkingan change
Of Diet and he absence Of any dageea; ae renders easy
g. ddniniey then 70 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFTTs.
Tic genuine have five signatures OF HENRY G. SPAOlNG
on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
kBox viii be sent Ivy nail prepaid on receiP, ofihs
PRICE % CENTS.
All ofIe-, should be addfe5seito
HENRY G. SPATDfNG,
No ~ Cedar e.. Hew.Yot.
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fost ano Gouno.
Chances tor Business Alcn.

DROADWAY BILLIARD AND BOWLING
, Fs9,tBIISUhIgNT for SALE. aud two ROOMS TO LET
81 y 100 c-l2 Tables aud alleys Terms accommodating
Apply q No. Cs1 groadwaf feccker st., W slaIs
VNTANTED--A stock ofDRI GOODS, CLOTH
w iNC. ard BOOTS snd SHOES suitable Ger The Wc1em
market. in exchange FOR IOWA LANDS, GAS SIOt and
COUNTY BONDS. Adde'S IOWA Boa No 3O5 Post-ohce.
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HgSB II. Lzzps Auctioneer.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF COSTLY Pic.

II TURES, end MARBLE STATUARY.
HENRY II LEEDS co. will sell AZ Auction, I'll ESDAY
and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS May eth and Bth at Z. O'Clock
e'ch evening al tho old Dusseldorf Galleries No sS Brosdway
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF COSTLY PICTURES AND
MARBLE STATJAR6, comprising works OF the highest class
Of Art. from the old aud modern schools The follow ing
the work OF high repue be offered on that
Kensett Del ard Won Bce Eastman Johnson, Gfgnoux VIM
Hart, Ocrte. Lilly NJ Spencer, q. H. Hall. Pybe Rsggles
Boudcl Ehnoge George Hncs Soutag Carmienee Dunie.
Morris Of London J. T. Herring j. E beadows Rohprt
Fox, Van Sevedonck G n Williams, W lillian Perry, Sidney
COoper Stuart Newton G. T. Buchanan Couourr Bcrcher
Bes Wears Boucher Mearns Mailer Moran Leo. Drouyu
Morris Of Liverpool Rufus Wright lie Moine heron, Adam
Pynacker Van Harp Gnierd Lsiont de Metz salmon ana
Others Aso many splendid copies Of celebrated pictures by
great tsln artists carved oenne frames and other costly
pictuTes by old masters. - - ....n,,
The celebrated sstap Of the FISHER GIRL" by VIVA X.
Base This statue executed IL Rome was sold By
auction at MerchlnJ TX hsrge H. this city alters spirited
bidding for large 1t excited Duch comment IN arr circss
"TiiF DEAD PEARL DIVER" by Paul Akers IA piecs
Of ataay recently exhibited 10 this country las made
gratifying impression the public mind than this wonderful
work
FLORA by Chauncey B. tves. Mr. Ives Is nov regarded
as one talented Scl Of bis time Flora" has
passfd he highest odea Of eli icism itl success.
ARIADNe by Cbsuncey b. Ives. This j. ooe Of the ls'et
e scup,ors work. exquisite'y modelled and highly
flashed bust
APOLLO, . after Romancii- .-
The above viii BE- ca exhibition FREE az the odDcs5El.
DORfF GtLLERY above three days and evenings pe'ous
TO the ssle
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sarrcs casz., Harrington Co., Pa, Jan. H. 1851.
II. c. SP,LDlsG.
yon ,v pieue send me two boIe, Of your Cephaic rn
Send them Immediately.
Repeatedly yours, .l, :, s,,,o~s
PSI have used one boz Of your Pl-. sad fad them
syreiicff
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Cepalic P comp IN the fOr which they we're made
viz: Cure OF Headache In az IT. ioTms.
From the Examiner Norfolk Va
They have been tested IN than thouand cases. with
entire SUGGEST
From the Democrat st. Cloud, MINI.
II you are or have been orb'ed with the Headache send for
boz Cephsc Pf that you may have them in case Of "A
attack.
From the Adyoriser Providence. II. T.
Tie Cephac Pills sll 10 be knr eneeiga remedy
f the Headache aud OF the very be, that yeEy frequent
comp amt which has ever been discovered
From the Western r. r. Gazette Clicoro III.
We heartily indoe Nh Spalrg and his unrYsed Cephaic
Pills.
Prom tie KanawLl Valley Star, Ranswhs. Va.
We that persons suffering with the HeadaGhe VINO
try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern Path Finder, Now Orleans La
Try them you that axe 9eted ard we are ssTe te your
ceiyed benefits that other medicine can produce
From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand or the article (Cephaic Pit 10 Tapiy
increasing.
From the Gazette Davenport, Iowa
Mr. SpAdng would not connect his name with al article he
did not knor TO possess real merit
From the Advertiser, Providence r. l.
The testmony in he favor strong tom the most e,pecia
bic quarters.
Prom he Daily News, Newport RI.
Cephslc Pills are taking the place OF oil kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, bfas.
Ssidto be very e.hcaclous for the Headache.
From the Commercial. Cincinnati, Ohlo.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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BUR yERsoy. Ohio Ian. r. 1851.
UgSur C. sriLpfNg. esq. ,,, - ..,
Pr.s. Gud iur'osed Nen,yhr, cents for "hh 'e4l ne
,tbsr 10. Of ,,,r Csphs5 Pil, They are pHy hf bes
FH,. s''' ''""' A. SfOVRR ?. NJ,
UNIV Belle erlon. Nyiudoi Co, D.
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Real Gsiate for 6a!e.

Real Gsiaie for Gale.
NOR SALE-A desirable Placement and 4-story
Il browustons HOUSE Ia 3Jthst ithay. finished com
plee, with all the mpIot enents. VIII be sold low. For
terms inqI OF A. MOWBRAY on the premises.
HOUSES FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, and TO
LET; Lots 10 Lease and for Sse Money TO Loan Bond
Mortgage Special attention viii lie given 10 Renting Prop
orty Collecting Rents attending TO repairs &c n LOOhlS
No 28 Broadway near 5i;L late Oft hrm Of LOOMS
Cot.
HARLEM LOTS for SALE.-Six Lots on 12Sth
and i2etsts eigby situated between 5th and 9Th
Apply TO w. N. SEYMOUR Co., No. Chatham square
Also. HOUSE and LOTS os l2ath.a.
ORANGE, N. J.-Country Seats, Village Resi-
~ dsnces Farms and Villa Sites, greet variety, within an
hour c Coundt for rent and for sale very low by HENRY
H. BLACKWELL, No. 50 William st New YORK. sto III H. !
No. 40 Man.st., Orange, to 5 p, IN.
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Board an0 nooms.

4 LARGE, Airy and Neatly Furnished BED
~ ROOM with Closets attached LEI int deubte local
is. Convenient all part, the city by and omuiJuss
For particulars Inquire a. No. 100 OTclard-st.
4 PRIVATE Family in East l4ih-st, between
"a Broadway sud 5thsv bas very ien'ant flui.hel
'FRONT.' ROOM. tho second iocr TO LEfto Single Gen
t,'aan without board. Address HOME Tribune Office
DOARD.-A small family in a first-cass Brown
k1 house in 5tlst 70 reduce txnenses wond take
gentleman and wife (1r three bdtsj TO BOARD where iLe
con m OF home would be lad IN 81 respects; puona
reference given aid required address Box 40 Ib Tribune or
ice
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OFVcE Cyqae BoAED oT Sosyls.,oyaEs; o. r ,e

OPgicE oPqag BOARD ~ COMMISSIONERS OF filoTt
No. 90 South e.. NeU-Nork. April u. Lbi. q,
mo CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS
will be- received al this oce until u o'clock o. ihs
Eth day Of May 1861 for the REMOVAL apess s2ose re-
moved by the persons msnsinns the sAme OF the Co bok
or nGnished Pier south Of Pier No. North Ryer sd src
-e being beyond ;ac exterior line doh1ed and
bv the Commissioners for the preservation Of TIE 1oor %
YORK md established IN and by Chapter 100 Of The Session
Laws OF 1857 For further informs ton and Of csn
ppy AZ the Oacs Of the Comniss between - ado
d. A. NASH. Clcrk.
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GEO. A. LEAvfTT AuclioHeeE
RY GEO A. LBAVITT d Co.-Trade Sala
10 Rooms Nos u and % Merccr for the sale Of Book
Stationery, Works Of Art etc Consiguments solicited
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fanCn Goo0s.
Conutrn boar0,

Conutrn boGr0.
COLT MRIA HALL, Ncw-LcbanOn Springs, Co
lumfl Co. n. Y. The above Hotel ~ this Wckuown
fashionable waerirg place sin be open or the aecommodaon
che TON o. Ma Families aud parties de-ifins TO
engage rooms for the would d. wei to apaiy carly
ANSON PARSONS, Proprietor.
COUNTRY BOARD on the HUDSON, 40
NMlLTS from Che CITY few rOARUERs VIII be re-.
cved the Summer in the fsmy # Dr. GORION, Pteks
liu Housc beautifully located Terms moderate Eeelen'e
,.ycr and tQuird. Addrcs- the Doctor, PeekabU n y
COUNTRY BOARD-At Hempstead l.. LID
~ cation dcgh,fu, cool breezss daring Summer rooms
large aud airy price moderate Apply at HemPs,esd insii
4
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n. G. SPNnfSG. p. .,. ,,
Crrbalc PHI. rro- part gliy bef cus.ones u you
L,Se Ar,fIfir Il tir Moi. pleae sud 10 me. ,
fnc 81 ho t suhet 60 sewers sea HeA4i nc
. aiir cuIeJ Of a. aitscA ia one ho %
YOUR III !. WHICH sent her.
W. D. WILKES.
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Rgvyo. ,,auRGu. F1nslia Co. Obio,
Januly >, 1901.
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M.osyrrts. cOarp f-5. 3. 1861
H,yEaEosp, Pa, FEB. 6, l1eL
bfr. SPILpIsG

s. -. ,,,
with you 10 :. I'D ne boz 81 yoi- Cep,he rus
ba,s yeseirfi a grsal deal Of JfGG' t'VT ht"
Yours respectfully. -.
MARY ANN ST0GRH0USE.
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Prom liz Ptlmiuer Norfolk Va
Ceplao Pills arcomp ~ the object fO which they we're made
viz Cure OF Headache In az it forms.
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Va MOTHERS!.

mrs. VtysLOWrs SOOTHING SYRUP 18th, OILY thing
st you can RELY upoa to give rest 70 yolf'e asa ' ana
help 20 your intlnt.
mrs WfNsLOyVS SOOTHiSG SYRUP has been ,hs
means Of restoring the droopt- piris o! msuy mohsr
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YP,ftAErI, Mich, Jan. IL, l,Gl.

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NOTICE il hereby given that the Annual Meeting
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PAEY Of NEWJERSBY for tue Election u Directors for The
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