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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01
MpoRTANT To THE AFFLlCTED.

DIR DOW continues to be consulted Al his office
Nos and Bndcou Street. Boston, on all diseases n =
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long cours, Of study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent DR.. has nov the qualification Of pre-
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never,
since he first introduced them failed 10 cure q most
IL --ua. n--n. II
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NJ A N HOOD

1g-ug1 NJ A n Ii o o d;
Srl.s.aY HOW LOST HOW REsTORED
Just pubhahsd, in a Sealed EHueipe Price SiT Cents
LEcruRB oN rBB NATvRE, TRRArMEsr RADICAL
Cure Of Spetmarorrhma or Seminal "eakness lhVoluh-
tarv Emissions Sexual Debility, and lmpedimen'e to
Marriage generally, Nervousness Consumption, bpilep-
sy and Fits Mental and Physical lncapaeity resulting
from sclfAbuse. nc by ROBERT J. CULVER.
WELL NJ d, Author ~ the Gyeen BOOK, &c
The wofld-fenowned author in this admirable lecne
clearly proves ftom ris experience that the a"t
copseouenees of Self abuse may be Eff ctuay removed
without medicine, aud without dangerous surgical oper
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out a mode Of At once certain and ehcciuat by
which every sufferer. matter what his condition mas
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On and after Monday, NOV ot 1000 aseehb'i
oil run follows - -
DAY EXPRESS Train leaves Concord at 10 30 A. NJ
for hite hiyer Junction conneotns WITH Trains or
Montneliet Burlington Rouse's Point Montreal, Sc And
with ogdensbufg aud Grand Trunk Railroads ioi me
West. ,,,..
MAIL TRAIN leaves Concord at 10 as A. NJ. for White
River Junction comet tug with trains for Wells River,
81 Johnsbury Barton AID NewpoTt, ", Bath, Little
ton, sc Also, with train for Montpelier, Burlington
and ST Adams. an, T.,
RRIsroL I RAIN leaves concord al o'SN r. NJ wi
Franklin aud Bristol voo
kvErIso kxPhEss TRAIN leaves Concord at $40 y.
a. Tor White River Junction. connecting with uain Tor
Montpelier bu lington, 81 Adams, Houses Point,
Montreal, OgdensbuTgh, and the West
sOT on arrival of uans from Boston, Worcester, fois-
mouth, Portland. &c, ,,,
tMoKNIRo EXrhKss TRAIN leaves white river
Junction for Concord 10 or on ARRIVAL OF tah
from Ogdonsburgh aud Montreal.
tBRIsToL TRAM leaves Bristol for ffAnkiln ana
Concord at A. -,
tMAIL TRAIs leaves White River Junction for Con-
cord AT ~ 20 ~ NJ 0T arrival Of trains over the Yer
mont Cenual, Passumpsic, aud White Mountains Rail
roads. , -,
DAY BxrKKss TRAIs leaves White River Junction
r., 40 y ~ OF on arrival Of trains ffom Montreal and
Oyd,usburgh BattlcbofouRh, keene. Belowss Falls
Wiud.or &c euunectirg at Concord with train for Man
chester Nashua, Lowell and Boston
lnese trains Connect AT COncUrd win trains iur nah
chester Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland Nashua "or
eesier, New York, Lowell, and Boston.
ONsLUW STEARNS, Agent
ccncord n n Nov. "a, 1893
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PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG
Office, 9 Green Street,
BOSTON MASS

l. NEw ENGLAND PArRoE1zRD BY GuvEKNHENT
THIS justly and widely celebrated Artificial L'g
which received the @ eat Prize Medal In EuruTc is
by upwards Of sx thousand persons, represented
by every profession, occupation and tfalc in life
The leg is pOurdt Ia its appearance 70 defy de-
lection, and is easily and gracefully Wotus as
soon as applied No matter what the firn character
II the amputaon. the Artificial leg completely oumpen-
the loss he patient walks without crutch.
Many army officers and soldier, who's l~SS aupu-
lated but few inches from the hudy have had egs APP
Piled aud retained into acfiue ssrrice PALMER
LEG is regarded the only reliable limb nov mauufac
tured.
free to all who apply. " soldiers supplied trnhout
charge
5000 PALMER & CO., 10 Green street, Boston.
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800 REWARD 800

500 REWARD 800
For a Medicine that will cure
COUGHS, INFLUENZA, TICKLING IN
THE THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH
OR RELIEVE CONSUMPTINE
COUGH, AS QUICK AS
GOES COU q H b A l. s A NJ.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES have been
sold in its native town, aud single instance OF its
failure is known. We have in possession, any guam
uty Of certificates, some Of them from EMINENT
PHYSICIANS, who have used II in their pfaeuce and
given IL the pfeeminence any other compound.
1T DOES NOT DRY UP COUGH,
But oosens it, enable III patient to eSpecoratg
freely Two OF three Doses will invariably cure Iiekne
in the Throat half Bottle has often completely cur
ed the most
STUBBORN Cough,
And yet though is and speedy in It's operation
very agreeable the TASTE and may be administered to
children Of any age. In case Of GROUP we will guar
antee a cure II taken in No Family should he
without it, Il is within the reach Of all, the price beng
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
And II an Investment and thorough trial does not
back up" the above statement the money Will be re-
funded We say this knowing its merits, and feel con
hdent that one trial will for II home IN every
household DO not waste away with Coughing, when SO
any respectable Druggist town who will furnish you
With cir ular Of genuine certificates Of cures It has
made c. q. CLARK & co.
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven Conn. Propreiors.
For sFle by Druggist ia city country and everywhere
For sale at Wholesale, by
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr. ID. devotcs part 0f his time TO tue treatment
Of those cases caused b and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind uniting the unfortunate in
dividua for business society some u the sad
melancholy effects produced By early habits Of youth
Weakness Of the Bvck AMI Limbs Dizziness u the bead
Din ness u sight Papitston of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness Derangemeut " the digestive functions.
Syuutoms Of Consumption &c The feAlful effects o.
the mind are much be dreaded loss Of memory, con
fusion NJ ideas depression Of spiris evil fofehodings
aversion Of society selfdisuus umdity, &C, among
the evils produced. Such persons should, before con
templang uAmouy, consult physician # experience
and he at once restored 20 health and happiness.
Patients Who wish 20 remain under DR.. now's treat
mont few DAYS weeks, will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms and charges Tor board moderate
Medicines sent all parts n the country with fun
directions for use on receiving description Of your
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capoites wsrrat
Ell therbest preventative Order by mail Three for 81
and red stamp 4ob
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''' GF;S05SSIO Ii AND SYPHILIS.

Beneath his ucAttut. al the hurrOs Of venoreai and
Impure bloud lmpotenty, scrofuls Gonorrnwa utv~t-,
pain and distress the regions u proceaion, lnhAm
m alton Of the Bladder and Kidneys Hydfoeele Abcess
es Humors. frightul Swelngs. and ~ long train o.
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease.
made to become a. harmless the simplest angs u ,
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ter will accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing, with
TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties Of Buchu, Dispensatory Of
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable work the Practice
Of Physo.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. Phy.ie
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR. Ephraim Mcdowell, cele-
brated T hyscian, and Member Of the Royal College o
Surgeons, Island, and published in the Transactions
Of the King and Queens journal.
See Medoo Crurgeal Review, published by Denjam
1ravers, Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most ofthe late STANDARD Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BucHu, 81 90 PER hottie, SIX PoR So co..
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA, 81 90 PER BToTLE OR SIX
PoR s. o. IMPROVED RosE WASH, so PER BOTTLE, OR
SIX ron 50 so
Or half dozen Of each for l2 90 which will be sufficient
cure the most obstinate cases, IL directions are ad
hered to.
Delivered tc any address, securely packed from obsei-
walton.
~ Describe symptoms in all communications. Cures
guaranteed Advice gratis
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n ORTIZ ERN RIA l. K On
y 1858 WINTER ARRANG RhBNT. 1868.
On and after Monday, Nov. 80, 1853 Passenger Train
all run as follows
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except when expressly forbidden in the directions
which wrapped around each bottle, and have
The wntten signature Of DR. JNO. l.. LYON uuon
them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

For my Drops stands before the world NJ The ne
plus utira of all remedies, for the cure Of all dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder, Leucoreah, Pro
lapsus, and The mild bui positive correction Of all
irregularities.
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c. &. CLARK x CO..

General Agents for United States and Canadas.
~ For sale at Wholesale by d. S. BsRNrs
q Co, New York, Gro, C. Coon SIN d Co, Bos
tor '"H25;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

The only Fluid Preparation
The only Fluid Preparation
The only Fluid Preparation
The only Fluid Preparation
ever brought before the public, and az dluretio
and specific for irregularities, challenges the
world to produce an equal they are, IN the mot
obstinate cases.
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They cure all those ls to which the female g, :,
TEN is subjected with dispatch and degree Of c, =
tanty which nothing but u scientifically compound
ed luid preparation could reach.
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DO not be imposed upn
do not be imposed upon
DO not bemposed upon
DO moi De imposed upon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

lMPorENCY, FATUITY, EPILRPTIC FITS.
In one Of which the paen, may expire whoos "a, thar
they are not frequently followed by those diref diseases.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the OF their suHenngs, ut
none VIII confess The records Of the insane Aysums
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample
witness to the truth n the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED '7rTH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid o. medicine to strengthen aud in, gor-
ate the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BU NJ invariably does. trial will convince the
most skepical.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08
DIED.

JOIN duIa MoSTe9sEEr @ died June 27h 1864 aged
lie was faithful Sunday schooseholar aud died hap
py in the sayiour's love
On the 2sth of June, sALItE PIpER the voupca .b;,l
of Samuel and aary Tate aged year. months ond 26
days,
On the slst Of May, 1854, Mrs BARBARA HLLreAss.
wife Of Jacob Hlegass Of Bedford county aged N wears
9 months and 2S days
Ihe deceased was for many years member Of The Ger
man Reformed Church. In social intercourse she was
teous and aabIe and her conversation earacterizd
by great prudence charity and Christian beneyolence
Hence she was not Ouly the light and joy Of happy
home bat she stood high in the esteem Of an who knew
her. Her lsst moments peaceful She had stead
last irast IN Jesus and confdingy committed her soul
into His hands As the morning sun was struggling
through the clouds that gathered above her native hills
her sun Of lie ssat oHn but only 70 rise again in the
unelOuded splendor Of eternal day large concourse
of relatives and friends followed remains 10 their last
resting place The funeral sermon was preached by Mr.
Skies Of schellsburg.
ii we believe that Jesas died ana rose ayan. even
s9 BE- them aise which sleep in jesus Wilt God bring With
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ALSO.
Notice of Inquest.

Y yirtuu of writ Of Partition and Valuation issued
ID aa OF the Orphans Court Of Bedford County, and
dirsstcd Sheriff of said county. win hold In
quest upon the Real Estate of John Metzcar late of
aa township dec d. who died interstate, the premises
the 22Rd sa4 ~ n aert SAID Real Estate, eonlist
ing of One Tract of Land, situate in JUnata township
Bedford County containing $50 acres less with
Brick and Log House, Bank Barn and Stable thereon erect
ed and about 100 acres cleared That the children and
heirs and all persons interested therein notified
tend if they think proper at the time and place oro
mentioned That the following named persons are the
heirs named in said writ viz list Amelia Metzgar Wild
3D. Sarah, wife OF George corley. Sd. Mary wife
Daniel Metzgar. 9th Maria, wife Of John Kerr. 7th
Sophia wife of Emanuel Palmer Who died. leaving issue
children, vz-Lavnia Palmer, John Palmer, Elmira
Palmer George Palmer, Susan Palmer, and Henrietta Pal
meF, who have for their Guardiaps Jekn P. Reed and
Daniel MetzgaE Esqs. sth. Louisa, wife Of Washington
Hollar and 9th Susan Mctzgar, minor Ct whom John
P. Reed, Esq, is Guardian
JOHN ALpSTADT,
Bedford June Ii T'64td. Sheriff
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MAYHEWsS FLLUSTRATED
A Companion to the Illustrated Horse
Management.
ILLUSTRATRD HORSE DOCTOR,

Being accurate and detailed account accompanied
by than 900 pictorial representations characteristic
70 the various diseases which Equine race are sub
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all tie requisite prescriptions written in plain English
By Edward MaYhcw NJ. r. c. Y. s.. author Of several
Works ca Veterinary Art.
From the London Globel
Every gentleman who possesses or cares for horses
would do wen to keep this book his house Mr. MAY
hew e worst diseases which horses are
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From the Era.
No with the least equine knowledge can require to
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His high reputation in the veterinary art and his quaa-
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Branam, Daniel Lyons, Rebec1ey Mrs
Black Thomas Iit6nger Nm.
Burns J. a. Long Sarah f. Mrs.
BeQueafh William Harm Layton Sarah Mrs
Borlaad Susan Miss I4ape Macy Ann Mrs
Barns Sarah f. Miss Mayfair Nathaniel
Bates Title Mrs. &liiler Frances Miss
Carpenter 3 B. Miller & Lynch
Coin Patrick Mcdonald Sarah Mrs.
Coughman Rachel Mrs. d iler Lizzie Miss
Clark c. 4. Magi J. b.
C.ash Mary A. Miss Miller William
Corl Michael McIlugh John
Douglas Robert Nausle Mary Miss
Dehl Joel Noble J. ".
Dsiek Deyoro Plank John q.
Dennis Mr. Russell Wiiiiam
Diver Adam Reed isaac
Edwards Barbara Z. Miss Souishy George
Anglish George ". stuaer William
Earnest Addam Shriuer Phillip
Green Geal. Spies Jacob Gluiyven (Ger.
Grove 6eorge W Sherwood Derdy
GGness g. II. Shank Hiram
IEoengey Fanny Miss Sutton Harry
Hulz L.. g. Skinner Daniel
Honluan Catharine Mrs. Shaner John
Horton Thos. W. Tomkns Lucing Miss
Heroy Rev. p. 3. Trnach Ellen Miss 2
Hoderbaum John Tbbeits Henry
johnson julia Miss Williams Marpet
johnson Amanda Miss Wilson Mary Miss
Kay Capt. II. c. Waek Thomas
Keller Samon Unger John W
Kinzay Caroline Miss Zray Sophia Miss
Persons calling for letters on the above list viii pleas
say they are advertised
WILLIAM KISER, P. III.
Bedford July s. ls6i-lt
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Notice of Inquest.

DY Virtue Of writ Of Partition and Valuation issued
ID out Of the Orphans Court of Bedford county, and
ne Sheriff of said eounsy, directed win hold In
quest upon the Real Estate Of Fredk Caar Of Union
township, decd. who died ntcstate, tho premises
the otk dag Of uiy said Real Estate consisting OF
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Union township, Bed
ford county, containing 200 less, with Two
leg Houses Log Barn. and Log Stable thereon erected
and about 59 cleared That the children and heirs
and all persons interested therein notified attend
they think proper the time and place before mentioned
That the following named persons the heirs named in
said writ list Jacob Giaar share owned by Barthsl
Dibely 3D. Simon Claar, deceased leaving issue
deceased, leaving child Elsinda,
of whom Christ. Brggle guardians Maria wife of Moy
er Rebecca Susan Caharine wife of Henry Feather, ia
cob Aaron and samuel 50. Matthias, share owned by B.
Dbey 4h, Peggy, wife Of Peter Ices deceased is
to Wit Jacob c. Ieke Nancy wife Of Ciaycomb and
Elizabeth who died leaving child Walter Bcrkhimer
9TH Nancy wife of Michael Walter, who died leaving is
sue wit Julian, Sarah, Simon Joseph Elizabeth Mi
ehael. and CathaFne 6th Sarah wife of Jacob Lngen-
felter, residing in Illinois, 7th Barbara, wife of George
LngcnfeIter held chm Claar sth Henry oaar,
9Th Daniel Glaa. 10th, Rachael wife Of Bartholomew
Dibey llth Elizabeth wife of Jonathan Bcntly share
held by Z. DibeIy 18th Joseph CIaar and 18th John
W. Claar. JOHN ALDSTADF,
Bedford, June II, '64-td. Sde,sF.
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WTCKE KERgHAM,S
SCHOOL ECONOMY.

treatise The preparation, organization employ.
ments, governments and authorities Of schools.
BY JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM, A. NJ.
Principal Pennsylvania State Normal School at Mers
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From the Mass. Teachcr
We heartily invite the readers Of the Teacher to exam
inc this cxeeent volume believing that it viii tend tc
hasten the time when teaching win be recognized as
profession and the teacher be ted for his work as
eommand the respect OF the wise and good
From the Com. School Journal1
This is excellent book and welcome it as valu
able addition TO the limited lists of works for Teachers
II was written by earnest and experienced teacher
by whose heart is in the great work oi Education
is full Of useful hints, suggestions and directions and NJ
true teaeher read it without profit, we sincerely
thank Prof Wckersham fer the preparation Of this work
II viii be good wherever it may be circelated.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,

annals Of the army of the Cumberand, comprising BIZ
ographies, Descriptions Of Departments Accounts Of Ex
peditons Srmishes and Battles also its Police Record
of Spies Smuggers and prominent Rebel Emissaries to-
gether with Anecdotes, Incdents "reminiscences etc.
and Official Reports Of the Battle of Stone River BY an
oieer illustrated with numerous Steel Portraits En-
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Sherifls Sale.

DY Virtue of the within HI Fas to directed, there
ID witt be sold public SALE at the Court House in the
Borough Of Bedford Saturday, the e day Of july,
1851 10 o'clock A. H. al the right. title. and interest
of jeremiah Smith in the following TRACT OF LAND,
situate Southampton township bedford county Penna.
containing EIGHTY FIVE ACRES, more or less: about
Fifty cleared adjoining lands of Joseph Smith, Lew
Miller, John Cavender and others. with Log House.
Barn. &c. thereon erected Seized and taken execution
the property Of jeremiah Smith.
ALSO,
The following LOT OF GROUND situate in the village
of StoEersown, Bedford county, Penna Fronting about
40 feet and extending about 200 feet an Alley
Joining lot of Hoovers heirs the East and by an Alley
the West. Having thereon erected Twc-Story Frame
HOUSE, 55 feet BY b. frame Stable and Log Wash
fronting Main street. 55 feet. and extending back 200
feet to Alley adjoining Lot of Joseph Crssmans heirs
the West, and Alley the East Seized aud taken
ia execution as tiie property Of George Trcker.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Bedford, June II, GIFTS. Sherry.
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Sick and wounded Penna. Volnnte ers.

Sick and Wounded Fennas FolHnte VIs'
Information respecting Pennsylvania soldiers IN
the Hospitals of Philadelphia, may always be had
by application to JOS PARKER, chief ofthe Hospital
Commission at the rooms Of the Young Meas Chias-
tivn Association, No. 1904 Chestnut street.
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June lO'64-6t@. JOHN Tx
A DMINIsTRAToR.s NoTIoE.

| ~ y.
IA Notice IS hereby giYn that Leers of Administration
have been granted the subscrber the Estate OF Dana
el Means, late Of MonIoe township Bedford county, dec
All persons indebted to said Estate are required 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims thereon viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY MILESTONE.
Monroe twp, June l0,'64-6t. AdIalaistrafor.
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Notice.
Going. Gone !!
RIANHooD Moar Lost, how Restored.

M MANHoOD How Lost, how Restored,
1kA Just Published, addition Of DIR. Culver
WELLS Celebrated Essay on the rcdieal cure with
out Inedcine) Of Spermatorrbsa emine Weakness In
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ual exttavagaace
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The celebrated author in this admirable ESSAY clearly
demonsTates from thirty years successful practice tbt
the alarming Consequences af seabuse may be radically
cared shc NJ the dangerous use fnern medicine or The
application Of the knifeponting oet mode of cnrc M
oneo simple certain and eectua by Of which every
sufferer no platter what his condition may be- may eure
himself eheapiy, privately, and radically
~ ihis Lecture shoud be in the hands of every ,otl
and every in he hand.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address.
3osta on receipt Of SIX cents two posi- stamps Ad-
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MARRIED.

at the residence of the brides father on the 2sth of
june Dy the Rev Mr.. Hunt, Mr. JOHN A. CESSNA, Of
BEDFORD and Miss Minnie Keyser Of Buena Vista, Pa
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