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wales, ''Ths Ghost Hunters. !" 20. &C.
OHAPTER YiII.-CRINoLIEE.
1t was two o'clock at PittsburEh,
When tOlk the Eastern train,
And as had net sleep enough,
pre- pared 60 sleep ag ain;
When s. female with much baggage,
And band boxes half a score,
Came and took the eeat besi@e me,
With her boxes on t floor.
She was one ofthose fair creatures,
Seldom in romance seen;
She, thought was all OF Nifty
Or, p=rhaps, lhTee times sixteeni
She was dressed in latest fashion
On her head hat she wore,
Filled with flowers OF all cOlors,
Andstuck out a foot or more
She was tall and thin and scrawny,
And in fact quite ma=cuiine,
And her ample dress Of satin
Spread on AWFUL criLo'ins;
And without my leave or license
She did spread it over me;
All thinks l, nv handsome LADY,
You are making rather free.
In voice she then addressed ma,
Neither mnscal nor sweet,
''Sir have a little pet doc,
And he wants to have your seat.
"Haye you, mad am" b" sad sun ling
THAI, indeed, is rather cool,
Where / came from we learn manners
You he troubled such school.
uBut you're weIc, me to it, madam,
For our dog now take my seat
Surely. from me such a lady
Should Rguebt bnt politeness meet
T-ke it'.-aud took another,
In Il soon sleeping lay,
Aud I slept without once waking,
Till tn da ming of the day
10 BIZ OOsTISUED.l
And We shall also continue 10 give Great Bargain
to all who call al Isaac leases Union Hall, AS "
have now on hand the largest and most superb stoc
Of fashionable
Fail and winter Goods,
or Men and Boys' wear, that has ever been seen I
geveand, aud cur stock Of Fai and Wiaier Ready
Made Clothing SURPRISES anything in the state A
. | bug and soil Tor cash only, wholesale aud reta
purchasers will do we'll to call at
Tsaac A. Is8ac's Union Hall,
sole Agency for thesls Oi Singer Celebrated Sewu
Hachines, StOTr's AutOmGtOn Prs5sHlan, and
3tTong's Patent Army Bed-BruHk-
10 Corner Superior qL.t linton -bts
l-nnE nll ~ tl,a lI lllIl
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDl
A ooNsUMPTIvE CURED

DR.. II. JAMES, a Retired Physician off rsat
eminence, discovered, while in the East lndies,I
eItain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child, daugh
ter, was given up TO die. His child was cured, andl
nov alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF benehtting his II
low mOrtals, he will send 10 those who wish it tn
cessiuy using this remedy, free receipt OF theiI
nomes, with two stamps TO pay expenses, There Is
not single of Consumption that it does not st
once take hold Of and disspate. Night sweats, pee
vshness irritation of the nerves, failure OF me- mOTy
difficult eXpectoratiOn, sharp pains in the lungsiSO
throat, chilly sensations, nausea al the stomach,
actor Of the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
HS-The writer will please state the name Of thep
per they see this sdvertiment in. Address,
OHADD0OK q CO.,
iyIs-I52 2a5 North 2d-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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To Eessrs. VIZ. KEhBz Co., Baihm0rs;-I car
not but congratulate you upon the Immense prosrei
and improvements which y0g coniinEally make q
your Planes, which ia ny J1.ll1u, IAlk among tf
vorT hest In tho country. y. btRAkOGOH-
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S. THALBERa.
rranslstior-(g From the ETench.l
After having played tho Pianos Oi 1cssrs. hnah
o., it is impossible not % bear testimony 70 the
gualities which have eCQuired for them the emineE
reputation which theT ENJOY. The Pianos Of thei
manufacture, On which have played, are exceeding
y remarkable IT tneIr qualities Of Toss. Tho Ba1
Is power ul, without haI5huess, and the upper nOte
sweet, clear sud hr.moniouslY mellow, tchrystiian
and do not hesitate 20 express in regard 20 these II
they equal II not superior 70 ne best Hlanuia
fured in Eurcpo this country bT tho most cHisbrl
ted makers. isignedl L. m- soIIsOHALk-
To Messrs. VIZ BsAsz : Co., BaItim0rs;-I car
not but congratulate you upou The Immense proSre
and Improvements which y0a continually make
your Planes, which Ia my 57iiia5 q 1Al ameng q
very best IN the country. y. bthAhOeUh-
M Gro. A. BAE1ow These noble Iustrumen
uoase5s fmmensaFaHuurce8 OF power and oEpressiD1
The bass is sonoTous and grand ne middle registe
Liant, clear and pure ss silvor bells.
Tho scale ia even without single naFi tbs seti1
the dnest Of winch the Fisnof0rto . susoaptibls.
In word, Enab8's Pianos sre worthy Of the gres
estArtists, and are capable Of rendering the me
compositions known IA this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
Mr.. G. A. BAnLoE, Dear SIR Ill gives me Pleasul
% state that consider the knabe bano equal 10 az
and superior 20 most instru1ents made In tina couT
try, espeoiaily in richness and volume OF tone-
Having used ono OF tho came for ten OF more houl
Of each day for two years. teoi oOnfdont N recon
msndinE them to ali EhO are Hr Hracglainted with the
q. q. P. LEREED,
Teacher Of Rlusie Cleveland Eenal ls seminar
O. A BARIOv, Dear Sir;-It gives ne much pleac
tre TO bs nble to say, that consider Anahes Eanc
he finest both in volume anc soetIess ghicn nav
Tbeos dais operate with better efiec. than IN an
oiheri 4 trureuts: and IN fact, hnzbois motto La
f--1iy ~ ssETCssior1 Grs. %. g. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, OlsVolsndl
--ProI B. ). EoTHNAeLE, Tescber Of Music IN tht
6hfo sfste Blind Asylum, writes i After eIamintna 6
large number OF W1n. Ensbe 4 Cos Piano Fortes,
l unhesitatingiy pronounce fhorn superior 70 any
nave seem Their tols is rrand and nuble they nave
Erat capacity for sustaining tie sOuuds and theiT
volume Of tone or power have never heard eEcelied
They combine with nra toucbs DEPTH sweetness q
tone, purity and durability" "
taFhat the Enabe Plano ia superior TO all otherl
made IN this country, for oriiancy, sweetness and
volume Of tone needs only 70 be haard convince q
the fact-n-l State JOurnal, Columbus Ohio.
guaIs.RzI
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a y Il L L :
JOHN DELAMATEB, NJ. D f, LII. D., Emeritus,
Prof of Ubste RIGS and Pathology.
JAREDP KIETLAND, NJ. D LII. D., Prof OF
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
J. LANG CASSELs, NJ D, LII. D., Prof. OF Chem
i5iry and TOXiCO'Ogy.
PROCTOR THAYEB, NJ. D., Prof OF surgery and
Anatomy.
H KIBKE GUSHING, NJ D., Prof Of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ D., Prof Of Materie
Medica and Physical Diagnosis.
DAVID Il. SCOTT, b. ID Prof Of PhyBiologg and
Diseases Of Children.
JACOB LAIsY, NJ. D., Dsaonstrator Of Anatomy.
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Among the many certificates OF the excellence an
merits Of these Pianos, would refer 70 the follow
ngs-
mR. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have greal
pleasure 10 certifying that have tried you SguaFl
Pianos, and find them equal, II not superior 70 an
fl this country. Among their great qualities vhic
distinguish them, i the evenuess OF tone the agreed
able and easy touch, and volume ci tone. Mishini
Yon All the SUCCESS you 20 hizhly deserve,
am, Sir y9uTs very tTniy,
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Il scres twO miles from the City about 20 rods from
Euclid-St., on II Crawford Road good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stocked with fIu Of ali
kinds Price 100. Terms to suit purchaser.
45 acres in Euclid, y miles from the city timbered
new house, price s45 p r acre Terms es J.
Farm in NeWburgh, five miles from tn city-I5
acres timbeTed, 3j acres improved, small frame
house, good barn and COW ste ble, stream OF yer
failing watsr and mall Crchar
L acres with frame cottage nd tarn, miles from
CiIy, near 81. lair road, has been occupied by 4
gasdens. Price $500. Terms easy.
10 acres 20 wood land balance improved on Euclid
road, gcol springs OF water, fruit, and a good
situation for grapes.
Choice well sels cted lands in Iowa, Wisconsin,
and michigan for sale or exchange
80 acres in NeWBur5, about miles from Oleveauc -
Good HoU5s and Barns and hne Orchard. s5Oes
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles ron
ssOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pra-
RE and balance timber land. New H0use Cud
aup13
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iss-Hiil buy shd son Real Eslate on Comm issi0n
Ront and ollect Eents, &c.
- No charEo 70 Purchasers Sellers On lF ch rgod
Tor Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
~ sn issues Policies AZ Lowest Paying Bates IL.
Rsiiabls Eastern Insurance Companies
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TO r.
A very Desirable Residence, with Is acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad.
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
septic AtWaier Building, foot OF Su9Grf0r-st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-15

THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
4 & TO,
Storage and Produce
uOMMIsgIOH MERCHANTS
Ohioe and Warehouse : 2 and . 6 MeEEIn-st..
CLEVELAND OHIO

Oh1Os and Warehouse : 2 and 5G deEgin-st..
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
~ -PrOprictors Of tho NEW UNION EAILWAA
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEYATORS, SadloiR
ing the New Freight Depot Of the o. o. = o. Eailfosc
Co. on Merwin-St,( having gstorsgs caIacity of tFt
hundred and ifty Thousand busnels.
DEALERS IN -Graia, F.0ur, Fishs iiiehwines
Pork, Lard Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gen
orally. Also 3slt, Wstar Lime and Land Plaster.
p rHATJHER, ir GEO ". GAuDNER, Of late trs
g. r. BuEr, Ozark, Gnrdaer %.
A. O. a'EAIRY, &. n. ULATLEH.
Firm OF Thatcher, Burt &c.
RJProperty received by Railway, Canal OF Yesss
for Sale Shipment. wiz give personal nttontontt
the purchase and sale OF Produce snd nerchandis
On Commission.
sas-LIBERAL OASn ADVANCES made ca a:
Gonsiglments. We prepared 10 receive and eliii
b. Canal, Lake OF Rail, (@ithOut c1riagell Grlnd
stones, Marble Slaves, Lumber and Coarse kre1ghu
Of all kinds having the only Dorricks in the City To-
the transfer Of heavy Erelghta.
sss-I Refer to Banks ond Business Men generally.
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CLEvELAND MEDICAL COL
Medical Department of the Western Re-
serve College.


Tha twentieth Annual Session will begin the
First Wednesday Of November next ana continues
saver aau yveaks
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DRAYTON & STOCKWELl,,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Onios No. Atwater BHiIding Entrance through
the Insurance. Onice OF Il. r. Bgayton.

HuU8L3 And LOTS FUB HALE-
~ story House and Los on Phelps-St, conysnientto
the Lake shore Car Shops and Rolling Mill
Price $500.
Brick House and Lot, No. 70 Prospeot-St Has Gas
and Water and small Office attached, convent
ont for a Physician.
House and lot No. s75 Kinsmsa Street, lot LOOKED
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and CO wafer and Gas throughout, furnace
uarbis mautiess &C
A large, aud elegant brick house and barn, cor
ner kin sman and Forrest Street 1t 236x3g6.-
Terms easy.
Br K house and lot en- st. Clair Street uenr Bon
good iruit Wat-r gas, &C a very deairai id prop
efty to rent or iOr homestead.
frame Horse aud los 43g kinsman Street, s2x300.
good well Of Watet fruit, burn, &C. Terms easy.
Price si0 por fOcs.
sirablo HOUSE aud lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property
Frams house and 70 No. 100 Kinsmau Street lot s0x
lb3, good fruit Snd we'll. Price q, 20.
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I AND 0FFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly IN hand = large humber OF i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cazh or on time. AlsO-a
variety Of City and Village Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange fOr Farms City or Personal
Property. Onaee in Atwater Building, Nos. and 5,
ID floor. maYl2
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d EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
IAJ (i0rmsriy the frm OF Littles s Ksyes,l mas
Otensd Rsal Estate Ofics In ROuseB Block, corner
o. SuperioT-St and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several Thousand acres Of first quality Farms
ing Lands IN the States Of Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, eIchanRsfcr city CT country property; Alloi
or all kinds PorEonAl pFoForty fsrt cAsn peids
r.
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III slPsEIor.'sf.. IiuFbIe blooHl
To Arwater Building, foot Of supe-ior-st
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RFI1f.MApE eL0TNINa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh
= rhs aOmanee Of lhe RslIrOad.
UHAPTER VIII

By che Author o. "a FaiF IneE,'' ';Tbs PTinos {
Wales. " "Ths Ghost Hunters" &c. &c.
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LITTLE. DEALERIN REAL

IL ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand a large lot OF sarms and Farming Lands In
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and lllinoiH.
ES-Onioe over No. So south side Of Pub. Square,
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And the priyilss sfsxohangs given a. any time isll
six month
Old PIAa0 liD hEL01E0Es TAEEER EIcRAsG'

ALSO-OS HAND,
NsIodeOHE, Snail lnstTssHsats, Striagz, &
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PHOTOeRAPHle 3T0CK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Ar
a New York prices
f. DOUGLAS 3 CO.,
lT9 SuperiOr-sts
ARTIgF9' nATEhIALS-WINDS AND
BEW EOH's and goupirs Oh and Water Colon.
e. r. .. DOUGLAS CO.iH,
lT9 SuperiOr-8t.
OVAL AND soUAEE GILT ROSEWOOD
frsthss ri r. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SupsFiOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or FOBLEBRATHD
Paintings and EHgTavings, at -,
r. D. DOUGLAS = co.'s,
I7s superior-EG
"OARTEs DE- VIsITB" OF CELEBRATED
Man and Women. and Paimar's Marbles, At
b B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S.
I79 Superior-st.
FIEB RNahAVINGs or DIsTIEGUIsHID
sen 4 DOUGLAS & CO.'S
STrzs ITs eu5orior-B
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Real EsTATE.
yoRE Eo JENNINGS.

Insurance sud Rsal Estate Agslt
REMOVED PROM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

6n: / hkvs no desire to trcspass up
ostin4,w 4ish 70 ono 10 your position
must 81 Of value. Neither do / wish 70
appsar prcsunptaoas, bat, the critical
eoaditia1ia witch ths country Il placed
by the action Of the so-ealled peace par.
~, together With the evident Justice Of
Allowing ths voice Of those who suffer
most By thA war to be heard in . crisis
like ths present. lead me ~ hope that the
few lines / write yoa u this time may be
sepsidsssd ~ yca = not unworthy 70
appsar in The eolnmns Of yqnr paper,
more especially n l claim TO represent the
feeling. saa ssssinsass Of q lest = ma
jority. d, Iowa soldiers. s. y
This i Indeed time Of darkness. Not
particularly % account Of the revsrssa
cur arms have Of late sustained in the
field, for We. who claim 70 represent the
bd1s md sinsv Of the country. are yst
upaAmsysd by The bold front and stab.
botn sosr~gsef our enemy. We fed
that tAss slsmsnts Of sure and speedy suo.
oes sEsyst with VI. The goal il sven
nov ia right, and W know thar one inoss
determined, and united effort viii sheathe
the swordof OWL var in this country for.
ever, Sud ayuxbis - 10 return 70 ID,
homes = visaon, bearing in our heassl
the prqsd eossoiossnses that ~ sus tell
and danger, endured % long and 50 ven,
has borne - fruit-fssn Me mighty
travail aasitqnll. h..,l been born. j..
Bpk yhils,year arr tAns. pon6dent sf saI
strength, IAAshFow OF Ahs IowA s,ldier i,
orAlseat, aad he who has heretofoge s1eel
a,jt we're spon N sninenoe of glory,
ioolaasslnost With ~ sys oasoenPauuios
upon I'll Who are pse % 1bFtunstssas !,
partaks Of the halo Of Donelson, Wilsoi
Creek and Bsluo1t. now stands aba61i
= Is ~ sh1t tho bsaatifal Htxts ~ ~
vsassi3iDn md prids = disssaesd ~ r.
prsssnos q opsa-nos.hel treason b.
eqnee too palpAblA % p gaiaaeid- .,Tb,
IevAalRlalsr i unchanged. H. beam N
bosen % he mssssngsu q death = m
h~4E gsa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

Voice of17th1ovva-
CAMP NEAR MEMPHIS, TENN. !,
- February Fist, 1853.

February 2lst, 1868.
Ms hssGsg Of The olscsrs Of tks I71h
Iowa VOL Inft., Col. D. B. Hills W
called to'ths chair, and Capt. 8. e. Hicks
appointed Secretary, ChairmAa stet,a
the objsct,of the meeting to Be, TO giys
= tangible expression Of sss sSisisa Of
the Northern Hypsabissn Of ths North,
who 1t home, are sivisg I'D, dirsoAly Or
indirectly, 70 the rebels whom NJ 90
fighting.
LiNut. Col. g. r. Weaver. Capt. VIII
liam Homer. Surgeon J. EAly. Capt.
Henry Newton, and Lieut.. John H.
Browne, were appointed to draft resolu-
tions. While they were absent, Captain
A. A. Stewart, mada sone excellent re-
marks. He nd "just come from the
NofsisWast, where. in some sections,
mea'xoud rsfher the Government should
b lost than saved under the present Cd
miaistntioN y y hish time NJ should
lot It Be known that w Of the army have
bssn grossly misrsprsssnssd By cores
pondeuoe, pdrpofting' . coms from the
army" !. . .-s :.
The Secretary read IN adde's from
Gen. John A. Logan, to his troops. Il
Vas @11 n estriosism, and should hays 1
Aiutzry influences upon those Who sup
pose The army i about 70 mutiby.
IL 6s1aAisAss 1s4ss1ed, md reported
the following preamble and resolutions
IWRmzAA: "A faction at home Il en-
dssvosing, II means Of Fraudulent army
corresposdsSoe, nisre prescntations Of thu
policy Of our 1eyeFnnsst, sensation msst.
ings and Kindred crimes, to smbazrass The
Administntion, discourage and diasatisfy
oqEGny md give tAops Isnd conanlatios
10 our enemies il arms; therefore,
Resolved, That " hereby desire q
express our eonesmpt for every Ansh fac.
ton. press Or psrsoe that we see in ths
success of their efforts destruction Of oul
Union. Disgrace &elsur arms and dishono,
10 our American NAME
Resolved, That vhi1e We realize til.
horror. and hardshipS Of var, We woull
not essaps BY dishononbss treaty, and
that We discouatenancs Al action or legis
lation tending % m armistics, for tn
purpose Of procuring disgrscxful psAc'
based upon divided Uaioa.
Resolved. That We win cooperate onl,
With true keaTtcd frisnds OF The onion
that We spsn asy attempt looking toward
disatfection, and that We hold its inssga
tors as Our own common enemies.
La. Cor. G. r. WEAVER,
a2s Chairman Of Com.
The rssolntiops we're adopted and Sign
Cd b.. every ofhcer in the regiment
Meeting chen adjourned
COL. d. B. HILLS, Prsst.
Car. 8. E. HICKS, 6scy.
The ABOVE resolutions were this day
Feb. ED. read 1t the dress parade oftA
regiment, and received not osly tn
unaninosa sota the same, bet three rous
Ing chslrs, which were given with viz
D. B. HILLS,
CA Con'dg It'll Iowa Vol. INF.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-13
YOU NG'S GEL EBR ATE ID
YP. M. EnEEEE,

10 ~ ns y {,
beg leave To introduce 10 your notice the above
substitute for Cofse, YOUNG'S PURE MALT, the
greatest aud most economizing substitute for Coffee
IN me world II ia made from pure selected grain,
and matted in the Malt House under our own super
vision. Previous TO mailing, the grain passes thro'
Patent Revolsirg Screen, separating it from all
impurities In Offering it TO the public, do SO with
hrm conviction that il is the tE
Most Hepithy Substtute in the Market.
This Coffee requires less sweetenng on account of
thesaccharne formed in it by the process Ct NAL. ing.
Over two hundred pc, cent j. s wed by using the
Y p. VI. Coffee For sale by the ,pound, hundred
OF ton, at ons-foarth the price OF Rio, Java La.
guayra Coffee. ~ y ID -, go. 'te
.eIRY III TRY 1T! TRY IT! Grocers, Board :
iinshouse keepers, Hotels, Restaurants and Fami-
ies It to their advantage to give ita trial..
One 'awillprovs the truth Of the above assertion.
5sh p alfis4 llsq cJ ALEXANDER YOUNG,
rts aagsuia - Malt House, 40S x 40 South Street.
b.0,, .5.3a Sore No. 700 Passayunk Road Phll'a
IA liberal deduction made to wholesale purchasers.
hne ,lsa, Price 10 cents per pound. ,o,- "a fs
be- Mar 6th--4ts. faas ggs, s,sis a hs,s.i-+ "a.
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Public Sale
Kaiuable Real Esfa,e.

a..ts sh,.s. Ia Raiuable Zeal Estate. ,
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
SHa9 sf'Bedfcrd County the undersigned will expose
to public sale nron the premises on Saturday
the 18th March, next, the following, described
90 real estate, viz:
A tract of land, containing 63' acres, with
Il story ,andva half log house land double log
barn thereon erected; also, an apple orchard
- thereon of choice fruit-Aabout so acres are
stn cleared and under geod fence. sAbout three a.
~ cres Of this land il good meadow. A never
! fsilip;g spring Of good water near the house
- sg Also- she tract containing about 20 acres,
-a withaa Ave story frame house with basement,
% 10 good bank Sarn md other out buildings there
ss "a, srcciedi also, Q young apple orchard and
sst good suga cq thereon about 40 acres clear
. ed and dnpder good, fence -about4 acres mead.
sw There issa COED stream Of water running
through this property close to the house, .
la Also lone other. tract containing about one
s -hurdrsd acres, twenty-five of which are cleared
and under good fence7-the balance well tim.
bired. : = 9eas sxs34 hia alai5fI ear
,sls., Possession to be given, st of April 1865 q
iss, esTEzlis:T--One third in hand, and balance in
two equal animal payments with interest from
confirmation Of sale.iJ
we saa saAse ssvs sssss @sJOsEPH DULL, 4
Irv'h~e y Issse Gsss&ssovv, asr's..
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puBrdcpSAtH

BY Virtns.of an order Of the OfphsnS Court Of
Bedford County, the pndersigned, will offer for sale
on the premises four milesNorth of the Borough OF
Bloody Run, on SATURDAY, 2sth day Of March
inst., all the following describe property Of Hen
~ Ritchey, lateof West PTovidsnee fp., deed, 10
wit:
o. s. = A TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Joseph w. Tate, Thomas Ritchsy, Hesry
" Clause and Others, cont aiming 130 acres, more
or less, fity cleared and under fence with a.
bout - fruit trees thereon. T he improvements are
a Double log Dwelling house, Double log Barn, and
Other out buildings thereon erected. sl7.rf4'l0z
TERMs-Cne third cash, at Confirmation Of sale, 4
one third TO remain in hands of purchaser during
the lifetime of the widow, the interest payable to
her annually, the remainder in txo equal annual
payments with interest. Sale to commence at1 o.
clock on said day. G5-For further particulars, IN
quire of Joseph W. Tate, Esq, Bedford, or
the undersigned, at Hamilton, at the Junction
of the Bedford Railroad, and PIsnkroad near
the premises. THOMAS NJ. RTTCHEY,
Mar. q. Ex'r of Henry Ritchey decd.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.
OF

"-" l-E'a t4u OF ts llo b rsr.
REAL ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Bedford county, the undersigned will expose
to public sale, upon the premises, on Ii-s. q
SATURDAY, 28TH MARCH, NEXT,
the following described real estate, the property
of David Dieken, decd, to wit: So.
( Tract ''C' as designated in the Inqusition
on said estate, and containing 203 G. Is perch :
cs, neat measure, adjoining lands of Moses
Dicken, Sam'l Elliott, Jacob Sliger, Elias
Harlinger and others. ~ d siss aso a. t....,
The improvements are Three Log Houses,
Barn, Spring House and other out-buildings.
About one-half the land is cleared contains
two streams of running water, Spring, Orchard,
&c. .-' IL tal .5t4s.i rsfas,.- I.,d- ... e.,
TERMS:--One-third of the purchase money
to remain in the land and the interest thereof
to be paid the widow during her life-Onc 9TH
er third to be paid at confirmation of sale and
the other third payable in two equal annual
payments without interest. 'ias@
JONATHAN C. DICKEN,
= March 6,--ats. Ex'or.