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/ Prepared by : A. Foutz Bro.
For sale by II. c. Reamer and 2. F. Harry.
| Druggists, Bedford, Pa.
August IL, lS65-Iy.
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IT O NJ Z A q A / n! !!
BY THE BARD OF LIPPEL'S HALL.

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iuul5 66.
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SEND For A CIRCULAR.

The Ingredients used in compoundiug Mshler 5
Herb Buffers are not kept secret ny the Proprietor.
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~ EERM Flu GF

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Gl00 REWARD!

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AYUSICAL INSTRUNlENTS.-B.
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zy-Pianos and Organs warranted for fire gears
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Circulars OF instruments sent promptly upon APP
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b. NJ. GREENE,
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in Browns new Hardware Building.
DR.. c. n Hckok, Agent, Bedford, 7.
Dec |, 6j-Iy
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4 ArnRRISnN -H0TSE-

WI HUNTING DON, Pa.
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svlvtuia Railroad Depot, and have now opened il
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Central Pennsylvania.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.-G GEO.
I REIMUND Merchant Tailor Bedford, Pa.
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all Of which tctH BE- g0ia folc for caSh. Ny room
is a few doors west Of Fyans store and opposite
Rush's marble yard | invite al TO give me a
call h we just received stock of new goods
n7ay25. '66.
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dsl00 REWARD!

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b. MTSHLER, Proprietor,
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The Raids and ROmanccs of
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BY MRS. SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD,


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c. CuAUNcEY BURR, EDITOR.

JANUARY NUMBER READY DEC. IS.
CONTENTS:
STEEL PLATE PORTRAIT OF GEN. r. Z. LEE,
The SCIENCE OF PCBLIC OPINION,
Pay PICTURES OF PUEIrANISW,
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4 NATIONAL EVIL" THAT Is NATIONAL BLESS
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SOME FACTS ABOUT SOUTHERN AGGRESsIoNs,
POPE AND COLERIDGE,
CHILDHOOD IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND,
THE EXCELLENCE or lNPUDEYCt.
How THE WORLD TREATS IT'S THINKERS.
WHAr THE SHADOW SAID TO THE DREAMER,
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EN-PBEsIDENr BUCHANAN's 5 BOOK,
FAEEwELL-(P Poetry)
SHOOTING Az ANGEL-(A Romance.)
ZCLU LAND-with illustrations
GENERAL ROBERT T. LEE,
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EmTOE TABLE.
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SAriRer's Iudran VerHiifugs, to ds-troy Worms,
IS snfiysly Fegtabis- PsrJsctly SAFE
aua HarmLass