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PIRIFY 7 He B LOO D

OF tpw al the worst Disorders that afiict
mankind ar:sr from ibe corruption tha; accumu-
i,,es in the blood. OF all the discoveries ihat
have been madr 10 purge t out, none have been
found which could equal III ellet, AYERS CoM-
POUND EXTRACT OF SARsApARiLLA. II oiraGs-s
md renovats the hlood, ins,ils the igor of
health into the system and purses out the hui
o,ors which max. disease. II stimulates thp
,,allhy functions ot the body and eSpes tiir
,,sor.ers ,hat grow AMI rank!r IN the blood
its extraordinary virtues. are not yet widely
nnown. but when Tie, are it will no longer be-
rouesion what remedy to employ in The great
rair,y oi sfilctins diseases iha. require altera-
we ren,edy. Such rrmrdy, lha, could be re.
lied on, has long been sought for, aud now, lol
the fist tine, the rntlic have one on which
they can depend. Out space here does not ad
nit certificates 20 show its -fpc,s. But the tIi-
al Of sogle bottle will show 10 the sick that
Il has vitufS surprising anything they have
eyer taken. Sufferers from Scrofnla, Scrotulous
Swellngs and SORES, try il and see the rapidly
with which it cures siIia Diseases, PimpIss,
Pusfalrs, Biofches, Ervpfioas, &c, are soon
cleaned ont OF the system.
81. .Anihons's Fire, Rose or Erysipeias, Tet-
Ter or SAT- RAevm, Scaid Hem, Riag4orm. Sc,
should not b. torn- wi lie they can be 50 speed
ily cured by AYERS SAnsarAr,LtA.
Syphilis or Feae,eai D'sease is expelled from
the $, stem by the rfo!ongtc u.s. Of this SarSa-
pariiia, and the patti nj is lift as healthy as il
hp had never had The disease.
Femoie Diseases are caused hy Scrnipla in
the bocd, and arr generally soon cured by this
E1tract Of Serwntmiih Price 81 per botlie,
or bottles iot So
For all The purposes OF family physic, take
AYERS CArnAu1IC PILLS, which are every
where known TO be- tie best purga'ive the, is
offered to the American People. Prc. % Cts,
PER box, or , boxes Tor 81.
Prersrel by Or. J. G. AVER, Y Co., LEVEL, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists everywhere
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Ayers Compound Extract Sarsapa-
riiIa.

MO one remedy IS more needed IN tins Coun-
II try than at. liable Aiero'iye, but the sick
have been SO out agtously cheated ny The woith-
l. IS prerata,ion Of Sal 50 parla abroad thai they
are disguised even with the fane. Y,t the
drug cannG. be blamed iUI :he inpositions from
which they have suffered. Most Of the so.caii-
I'd SarsaraiIiIa> in he market contain IiitIt Of
the virtues of Sarsapariiia or any thing else.
Th,y ate meir slops -in,r; ard worthless,
wtu!r cnncenl a,ed extract OF the active "a
rely of SarSara,i''a compounded with DICK,
Suiinsla, Intire, rtc., is, as ii ever will be, a
pawrriui ahtraiive and an eiitciGal remedy.
Such il AYERS Extract of Sa' sapariila, as It's
truly wonderful cures OF the great variety 81
c,mplaints which require an Alternative r.edi-
cine have abundanly shown. Do moi, there
fo.e, discard ihis invauabr medicine, b-caose
you have hpen imposed upon by $; melhing pre-
tending to re SaisaIatiilc, wtii. il was not.
When you have used AVER 's--ihen, and not
ill then, viii son know the virtues 81 Slrsa-
rariIla For nitui4 particulars ol The di<pas-s
il cures, We rrleI yon L, Ayers American Al
manac, which tie agent b,iow named wilI fur
nsh gratis 10 al! who call Tor il.
&AyeR's CArHARTic PLLs, for the cure oil
/ 'o.ttveaess, .teundice, DySpepSi". Indigestion,
d yseate,y, Fcui Sfcmori, Heodoch', Piiey,
q 'sawot'sm, jjeoH5urn arising from Disoydey-
si Siomact. Paia, OF .NorbM Traction Of tie
30, eeiS, Fiatuirncy, Loss Of AppetHe, Ljrer
Can pi~inf, Drorsy, Worms, Goai, .Nuruigia,
ans j0r Diaacr PW.
Th ey are sugar coated, SO That the most SEN
si'7a CAR iate them pleasantly, aud ,hty arp
The ssa st Aperient in 'hp woIId for all The pui'
puses fa,nily Ihysic. Psicr 25 cepts prr
boz; i've i,osyS iol j co.
10 et e ru; oif by unp'in ciph.d dealers
with ah sr.I repaga'ons which Ihey make mere
prqftGf, Demand AYERS and take no Others.
Tie. sis. want the best all there is for llrn,
aud they shoa'd have II.
Prepared by DR.. J. c AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass, aa5 sold by DR.. B. f. Harry, Bedford
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TREASURER'S SALE
0Es
j UNSEiTRD LANDS.

Agrrpab y 10 the provisions of an Act OF Assem-
bly, directing the mode of S. ling nnssaed land, for
taxes, and Tor other purIo,es passed The 18th dav
of March. 1918, and the supplement thereto passed
the 18Th day Of March, 1917, and % March 1881 4,
ard the 9Th day Of March, 1877, the Treasurer of
the county of Bedford, hereby gives n,tice 20 all
concerned therein, thar unless the County, State,
School and Rpai Ttxas due on the following tracts
Of unseated 'and., situate in Bedfo d conn,y. are
paid before the day of sale, the whole, such pa.
of each tact, as will pay tie taxes, and the eosis
char geable thereon, will be sold at the Conri House
in the borough of bedford, county OF Bedfor.i, on
the cond Monday vi juno next, fur the atrfarases
Of taxes dn- aud The cot accrued thereon, an. the
,ae viii b. co9tirued ffqm day 10 day unt all are
disposed Of,
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FIVE FARMS
r @ ES S. eg E. E

The undersigned off-r for sale the i'i!'dwicr
DESCRIBED farms situated on the head wate's o;
Dunning's Greek, in ST. Clair township, Cd
ford county s4
No. contains 262 acres and / rrehes.
having thereon erected TWO DWELL IG
HOUSES and rWO BARNS, l1ne new and
also a SAW MILL. in running ordsr-
No. :. contains al actss, with new house
md new barn thereon erected
No. 3 contains 1873 acres, 80 perrhes, anl
is situated on the PUBLIC road leasiing Eo'n
SchelIs5urg to pitasan'vilr. The imIooe'
ments consist Of a good house, barn, &c.
No. 4. contains l57, acres and IA prrehes
A desirable tract in every respect.
No. =. contains 1863 acres, rs perches. 4
hout 80 acres cleared and The balance finely
tinbered.
Much of the above described land is bo,tem
lanl, mostly covered win iue !argr SUSA
TREES. The fruit upon some of these i7ecf'
is choice and in abundance. All Of tte tracts
are well supplied with wafer Fi,mers, Lofr-
.,srr-n, ranuers and Spectators shout: ey-
anime III. premises. rs they ~ill be sure 10 ~
opportunities iDr god Investments The title
Is warranted gnod.
D.ai.s Of the rvcrattrac's can be SEEN with
the undersigned, in E-dlord, at any time.
For terms and further particulars, a'treia
7. II. LYONS & ishG,
March II. Bedford, Pa
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April nth 1862.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

TO Me Coroner, tks Jastsces Of The Pedcs, anil Cof-
stabtes IN TIE d!f>,ent Towuships M tie CoaH'y
Of BsAjoyd Gysehny.
KNOW h that III pursuance of precep In r1c
directed under the hand and seal oi the H-n.
JANE 8 MILL, President of the several Courts
Of Common Pleas the Sixteenth District, CON.
sising OF the coua'es of Frank in fn,ion, Bedford
and Somerset, apd by virtue OF his Office of the
Cour. of Oyer and Trrdiiner and General iail de-
livery for the trial Of capital and other offenders
therein and in he General Court OF Quarter S'ss-
ions o! the Peace; and JoBN TAYLOR and JAMES
BURN, Jr. Esu'., Judges OF the Couri
il the same County OF Bedford, You ani each
you are hereby rsquired'io he ard appear in your
proper persons with yonr Records, Rscognizinces,
Examinations, aud other remamhrancas heIore the
Judges Aforesaid. at Bedford. at Court OF Over and
l eiminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene ra'
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein TO be holden
foi the county of Bedford. aforesaid, on the sec-
ond Monday Of May, (helng TIE 5th day al 0
O'Clock in The forenoon of that day, th-fe and then
10 do those thiHes 10 which your several Offices ap
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 18th of
January, in the year Of our Lard, 1852.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sheriff 9 Ohce. Bedford. Sheriff.
MAY g., 1862.
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YEW HiR DIV iRE STORE.
George Esaysassre G &0m

Have onered a new and cerafrnv srleof'l rs ,r's
,oent Of HDU 81 FURNISH NG GOODS. ii'riwere,
rulA,y. Copper and Bras K'ttlss, TIN a"d Sheet
on Wares psror, Ten Pate aud Cooking ht"'A',
of a great varsity Of patterns, and at ices i'om
So 80. up to S'5 20. -,
Persons about 10 commence house k'ep'ng viii
find il 10 there advantage TO give us cali ahh we
invite the public generally TO come and examine our
stock.
All onr nrrchsses beipg for Cash cnv, ant at
e,h ,yces ". believe we can. anil intend 10 sci. at
rates moe than ordinarily iavoraee, onr purpose
being TO nut no greater advance upon our go'Js N
will aGord fair and reasonable profit
We propose TO sell for CASH or on S'nr' c'eui,
on. This rule will not be departed from.
March 2l, 1862.
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FARM
' Edsss SALE.

An excellent farm, situated 4 ]. miles North Eas:
cI Bedford, in Bedford township, containing
nSO acres. MGra or. ltSs.
is offered at private sale very rsasonabie terns.
Eighty Of this farm are cleared. aud unteE
eBce. The improvements consist Ot
Two Story Log EsUss ana EarB,
yourg orchard of cho'ce fruit. Re, X. The
f,tu adjons ants of Cha les Smith, Tao's. Hu.ee,
and ohers. rhe rIie is entfrsy free irnn all d.
cumbrances. For urther particulars inquire o. the
editor OF the Gazette. o.
JOHN H.RCsn, Bedford, "a.
March 81, lSG2.-tf.
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Nl,0 Wants a Pianos

One of LIshte and Bradbury's Grand Seven Octave
Overstrung Rosewood Piano Fortes, entirely new,
never having been used at all, be obtained at
sacrilce, by calling upon the editor OF this paper.
steal ntises, as equal if not superior, to CHECKER
ing's best. Mn. BRADBURY himself is one OF the
creates, musicians in the world. Application must
be un0s tcoo. lPsb. =, 1SG2.
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NOTICE.

IN The stsck holders Of the Bedford Hall
Association, are hereby notified that an Election
fol Trustees. OF said Association. VII be h-lt at
the nsa, on Mond'y, the 9Th day of May, next
5etweer The hours OF ard 3 o'clock, nd that
WIN. T. Chapr'an. VIM Hartley and WIN. ",
Shuc Lave been appointed to hold said election.,
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
FIR. GETTYS,
Sec'y. pro. ten.
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a LLEGHEHY MALE AND
AN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Es EsAlNSMUHsss RedfOYd CO., E'a
CHAS. II. GERE A. b., Punc'
Iliss S. J. BREM, Preceptress,

MiSS D. j. BtSEW, PfeCeptfPSS,
Miss A. l.. BRlM. Ttacher on Piano Eoite
This institution, under the supervision Of the a
nove named persons, assisted by obrr competent.
Teachers. affords fall course in N ,thenarjc-,
Natural Sciences. Languages, and Bellies Letses,
In Music, Painting, &c. II ayes extended inslruc-
ton. The Spring Term will commence on April I.
1862. Su!ea,s admitted at any time. Habits o;
health, System, and pIonptness views, moral, So
cial, aud domestic, are here made prominent Oh
jects of tuition. That the physical powers, as
well as the mental, may be Observation-Disclosures
ic ev re ses arc necessaTy-hete the STUDENTS
meet e. ch d.y tor systematic physical exercise.
500 nshsa m pay Sco@s 0r 0Ga yoo rsa ael and
tnitlon IN Common English, Per term OF eleven
weeks. Extras. at pnoiera'e charges, even less
than he-etoiore, CT than The circular calls for
Students prepared for the highest class in COL
leg".
Foe Circulars, or particulars, address
CHAS. II. GERE. A. B.,
Dee. 2l 1861. Ransburs, Bedford Co.. Pa.
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LINES

LIN G0
On the death of Miss HANNAH WERfz, eldes
laughter of Henry and Eliza Wertz, of Buffalo
Mills who departed this life, on Friday Marcl
list, aged 20 years, 4 months and rs DAYS.
Another hand is beckoning us,
Another cal! is given;
and glows once more with angel steps
The path which reaches Heaven
Our young and gentle friend whose smile
Made brighter summer hours,
Amid the frosts Of winter time
Has lett us, like The flowers
No .paling of the cheek of bloom
Eorewarned us OF decay
No shadow from the Silent Land
Fell around our sisters way.
The light OF her young life went down,
As sinks behind the hill
The glory Of Il setting STAR
Clear, Suddenly, and still,
As pure and sweet, her fair brow seemed
Eternal rs the sky;
And Ike the brooks low song, her voice
A sound which could not die
And half we deemed she n.edcd not
The changing Of her sphere,
To give to iieavcr shining one
Who walked an angel here,
The blessing Of l4or quiet life
Fell on US like the dew
ndgood thoughts where her footsteps pressed
Like fairy blossoms grew
Sweet pronp.ings unto kindest dceja,,
Were III her very look
We read her face, as one who reads
A true and holy book.
The measure Of blessed hymn,
TO which our hearts could move
The breathing of an inward psalm,
4 canlice of love.
We miss her in the place Of prayer,
And by the hearth-ires light;
We pause beside her door to hear
Once more her sweet Good night"
There seems shadow on the day,
Her smile no longer cheers;
A dimneSs on the stars of night
Like eyes that Loo! through tears.
Alone unto our Fathers viii,
One thought hath reconciled.
That He whose love eXceedath ours.
Hath taken home his cLild
Fold her, Oh Father! in thine arms
And let her henceforth be
Il messenger of love between
Our human hearts and thee.
Still let her mild rebl,hing stand
Between us and the wrong
And her dear memory serve to make
Our faith in Goodness strong. j. w. +
What al AmoQnt Of Suffering ant D'sea3e q
Hoag tie roimtcers would be prevented by th
free US Of HOLLOWAN'S FILLS &; ONT
MENT. For Wounds, Sores and Scurvy TIN
Ointment is certain cure, end for Bowel Com
plants, Fevcrs, Small Pox, &c the pills ar
the best medicine in the world. Only % cent
per Box or Pot.
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HjIyT|NGD0y & BRaln TGY R. R.

fEs Ess:3 isss'9ss2 ss.ss9ses27 s. SszisA
Trains leave Huntingdon at I. 80, A. NJ. (ai'er
arrival of morning train West on Pfnn'a r. K ar-
irving at llopewr NJ 10 - 4. NJ
Trains leave lopawall at 20 35 A. M. arriving
at Iuotingdon at l.l0, p. ". conuertng at t.3t.
p. NJ, with trains East and West on Pann'a r. K.
There is no delay at Huningdoo-close connection
East and West. JNO. j. LAWRENCE,
Feb. 7-2D. Suo't.
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S25 EMPLOYMENT 1875!

We will pay from S25 TO s75 per month, and a II
expenses, 10 active Agents, o. give conmssi ION.
Particulars sent free. Actress EIig SEwlyi MA
CHINE CoMrAxy, r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. 30, 'Gi.
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NIUTICE.
" The undersigned will apply to the Hon.
Thomas r. Cochran, Auditor Geaeral of Penn'a,
st his Ofice In Harrisburg, on Thursday, the ist.
day of May, 1862, for duplicate Wa,rent TO re-
place the original warrant which, mailed at Harris
burg, never came TO hand; said original Warrant
was issued IN favor of Jacob Snder for subsistence
OF Volunteers, dated 18th Deer. 1851, No l7ls.
for Sl53.57.
WM. NJ. HALL,
Airy. for jesob snite;
Anru ff,h--3fs ''
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| tST of Grand Jurors drawn tor May Term, 1si
| Monday, (5,h dav) 1869.
Solomon William, ''Toreman." David Zim
mels, Jesse Wright, josiah Koniz, >anuel Reign.
art, John Hsrslibatsar, Gideon Shafsr John Morse,
Jos'p 'ph BSor, Lew,s Ling, John Coiiey, Westy Per-
dew, B. w. .Garretson, J. II. Barton, Gscrge Rhoats,
Lemuel Evans, Esq, Adam Deih', James Carneil,
Benjamin Troutnan, David Kensingsr. Jacob Sni-
der, Joseph Beck, Joseph L. Dougoterty, George
Wishart.
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rater ssn Savannall- 1.-THE Attack on
bas-- Fort Pulaski.

Nry YoRK, April o--I he sIoreshlP supply
c.-, Warsaw Sound on the 29th. reports that
l,OA ~ batteries on shore were all ready to attack
~ per, pulaski. Heavy firing was heard in tha'
,sae,;1n rO'. on the 3Oth, and no doubt the work
-. oorn,nenCed.
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I lsT OF petit Jurors drawn for May Term, Il.

j Monday, (5th day 1862.
Solomon Bergle, Adam Croye, John W..
Hoover, Brfjimine + Drummer, John Harris, Chris
tian Speice. G. D. Trout, David ,teckman, John
Blackburn. Hugh H. Akefs, William Wemmer, D..
a. T. Black, Nicholas Seek, Over McGitr, David
$. Berksfrecher, Andrew Cushman, John Stifiisr,
Henry Roor Ceore. w Iiorn,s Martin Milburn,
John Peboeil, Herbert a Shosmsker. la mes Steck.
man, Johu l., Les.ig, William MeVicssr, George
Magraw, Henry 6.Daeti, Jacob E uner, -se Bur-
ker, Alex. McGrigor, Adam Ge'ler, Th'adore Kin
ton, Jnhr G. Hatey, William States, Joshua Pan
neil, William Overocker, Lewis Anderson, Abra-
ham DrDison.
ApilI IL, 1862,
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y EGlSTERS NOTICE.
II All persons interested, are hereby not IT.
ed, ih't the following named accountants have e.
ell their accounts, in the Registers Office Of Bed
ford County; and that the TIE viii be presented
TO the . ptans' Cont in ior said County on
Tuesday, the 6it, day Of May next al the CocTt
Fouss, D, dforl for confirmation.
L. The account OF George WollorJ, mdministra-
tor of the E.tare Of Henry Wo!forl. late of Lon
doniier'y Towns hip, t't'as'd.
Q. The account OF Lewis A. Turner, Gnord:an OF
! Andrew J. Turner, deceased.
2. The account of Shad ach Hinton, administra-
toi of Elizabeth Hin'on late OF Napier Township,
deceased.
| 4. The account of John Rrrkhe,mrr, Gnardiaa Of
| Josiah O.ter, ore of the chden OF bllzAbeth Os-
ter late Of st. Clair Township, deceased.
| s. The account of Henry Taylor, administrator
Of the Estate of John FlIis late of Napier Town
ship, deceased.
G The account Of Gcorge N Ellis, administra-
tor of TIM Estate OF George ". Davis, late ot Ma
| pier Township, deceased.
7. The account of Nathan Robson, Admins
TRAITOR of the Estate Of Beria Wigheld, late Of
| Southampton Township, deceased.
! 8. The account Of John W. Sans, Executor Of
the last win Sc. Of Sidney X. Whitfield, late of
East f. rov iderce rown,hir, deceased.
| 0 The account Of Joseph Hutchinson and John
! W. Scot Administrations OF the Estae Of Robert
II. Hu'chison, late OF Bedford Township, deceased.
| 10. The account of Henry Tayo', Adrn'nistia.
| Ter OF ihe Fslale ~ Ffter Hner, late oil Napier
Township. deceased.
u. The account Of Owen NcGrr, Airnstra-
tor Of ihe Fstste Of Francis McGrr, late cf iunis-
tt Township, decease
! IL. The ace ,unt of Henry ickes an ioieph lex
es admin ltor' Of TIE Estate Of Herr, lckes,
/ late Of Union Township. deceased.
! l3. The account of William Zimmerman admin
lslIator of the Estate of Aaron Good late of Ma
pier Township, deceased.
| a.. The account Of Edward Kerr, Administrator
Of the Estate OF Naza ,nzsn Akers, late of West
| Plovid"nce Township. decea-ed.
| Is. The account OF Oliver Horton, Admln;stra-
tor Of the Estate Of Jonathan Horton, late Of Bed
| foid Borough, deceased.
| l6. The account CT SimGn Rrumbangh, Admin
istratcr OF the Estate Of John Brumbaugh, late of
Middle Woodberry Township, deceased.
| IT. The Administration account OF J. Static,
Administrat-r OF the Estate of DR.. 6. W. Staer,
| late of ST. Clair Township deceased.
| IL. The account of john B. Longenecker, admin
istraior OF the estate of Jacob Murray, late nj Mid
| die Woo'bery Township. tfceased
| 10 The account Of J. W. Lngenfeier, Executor
of last will and testament of Rachel Haldei baum,
late OF Be dlord township, deceased.
S. II. TATE.
| Registers Office, Bcd- I Register.
fo:d ApIIl IL, 1862. {
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RELIGIOUS.

gv divine permission the Rev Mr.. Hcifimeiel
IN hold the communion of the Lords Supper
'. BIoody Run, on the second Sabbath G3th) of
AZ, Services to commence az 10 o'clock, A.
n n Preparatory service on Saturday previous
. I oirock
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Ku:.ock's pandeiioa Cofgac.
rsTATE OF JOHN sHREvE, DECD.

FSTATE OF JOHN SHREVE, DECD.
H. Notice is hereby give.l, that letters
.ps,amen'ary on .he estate of John Sbreve, late
of M,proe township, BEDFORD county, decd,
The Borough Of Bedford, in said county. All
persons III any way indebted TO saii estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment aod those
having claims against il. are desired 10 present
them properly authenic icaed for seltismeat.
s. L. RUSSELL.
Ex'r. Of the las, viii. &c. Of Iohn shress. decd.
Feb. 2S, 1862, y
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V"4E q" AW00"t9T SNV@Wg al" I07NH8e a
0'oag tie rotantcers would be prevented by the
free US Of HOLLOWAN'S FILLS s. ONT
MENT. For Wounds, Sores and Scurvy the
Ointment is Il certain cure, and for Bowel Com
plants, Fevors, Small Pox, &c. the pills are
the best medicine in the world. Only % cents
per Box or Pot
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V1OR RENT
The Brick House al present
occupied b. J. N. Munshower, is ior rent from the
ii II OF April next. 1t would he well suited for n
lawver's office.
7. Il. LYONS & BRO.
March oSlh, 1862.
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BASKETS, BRoOMS. TUBS, CHuRNS, WILL
Il LOW and WOODEN WARE OF every des, rip
lion, to be had cheap a, B!ymire and Sons.
March 2Sth 1862.
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T. URpFN TINE. LlNSEED OIL, ani OILS and
PAtNrSIN GENERAL, tor sale vt Bymire
and Sons. March 2S'h lSG2.
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Nrm advertisements TOsDag
olRDTNANCE. No. Isl.


Ordinance amendatOTy Of IAN Ordinance
n 70 provide for the grading and opening Of
Reservoir Street," approved January 9th leoi'
The Common Council Of the CITY VI PlAeeEVlne
sHcTIoN /. Section one Of an Ordinance emit
tied a. An Ordinance to provide for the grading
and opening Of Reservoir Street" approved Janu-
ary 9Th 1861, 10 hereby amended 50 As to read a.
follows:
SECTION l. For the purpose Of opening and
making passabls Reservoir Street as Puone
street and thurOugh fare-there 10 hereby levied
tax Of thIrty-hVe cents per foot, ineAl measure
ment, along the line Of said street, on each eide
sAereOf upon the owners or occupants Of each eiiy
Lot bounded or fronting on said stTeets 20 lar a.
said lots are bounded on the sa9e. SAID taxes
hereby levied shall be collected with the other tax
In Said CIty, b the AatshaI, - other tA1ea are
collected in said City.
SEcTION 3. Section three Of said Ordinance 10
hereby amended 90 a. TO read a. follows;
AASaS,8 81 ~ s"rsssEv ~ -~e-r"f-r r'1S
App0ruOuIng Ins amount taxes TO nc Psnu w
on ners Of the said several OIs which bound on said
street, Tateably, il shall be and 10 hereby made
the duty Of the City Assessor to asses the same
aRainst the owner or owners OF said lot or lots,
bounded on said street, ON each side Of the same,
from the commencement Of the same At Stony
Point to the termination OF said street in what 10
now known ~ " CaTy's Alley" being on the south
side the whole length Of street on the south eide
and to terminate on me north eide OF sald S'reet
At the eastern extremity Of John CTaddoek's vail
In the rear Of his premises by ineal me asurement
Of the extent Of each bot 90 far ~ the came iS
bounded BY said street, and to return such assess
meut to the Common Council Of said city within
ten days from the passage Of this amendatory Ordi-
nance.
SECTION ). This Ordinance shall take effect
and be 10 force from and amer its passage All or
diBanees or parts Of ordinances conflicting with
ths aboSe, are hereby repealed.
Approved March lSt, 1885,.
Mayor.
hereby certify that at a meeting Of the Common
couueil kslI nm March 10y aNres1AEEn [lItAIs
c. F.. CHUBBUCK,
City Clerk.