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DIBBONs, Trimmings, Embroideries, Lac. and
IL great variety OF Fancy Goods can be bought
II great sacrifice 1t (tept5) KUHN's
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HOUSE To RENT
FOR SALE

INITIATED on America street.-The property Of
= mr. l.. st. Martin. For terms apply 10
septl7 l.. BONNECAZE
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CORN sHELLER FOR SALE

HAVE for sale one good second hand Corn
l. shellsr-Pr'ce. twelve dollars cash.
novl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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SPECIAL NOTICE

A LII PERSONS Indebted 10 me are berebv no
IA tined to come forward before the LIST OF j. an
uary next. and setsls their accounts to save mo.
ney and trouble. fdecI J. KUHN
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NOTICE.

LNROM after this date, . competent Druggist
II will be on hand At all hours Of the night, At
The Drug Sto,e Of J. JASTR EMSKI, on laird
,trset and at the store Of J. JAsTREMSKI 4
BRO, corner of Africa and 10. Ferdinand streets.
BATos RoUGH, October 7th. 1867.
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted,
AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
Il and Silver. u. FENDLER,
JAn8l Matchmaker and Jeweler
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A VERY good article IN Corssts At 81 hks been
"A received Al (ssptsl J. KUHN's
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TO COTTON PLANTERs.

septic Nv. BABIN, Agent
The Highest Cash Prices for Corn.
RI YOU Wish to secure the highest market
L price for YOUR surplus Corn. DO sure and call
the Steam Corn Mil Of
move JOSHUA BEAL
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WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC
WANTED

WANTED.
StTUATION AS COVERINGS IN A FAMILY
~ to teach small children the English language
willing to go In the country Wages not so much
the object As home. Address, TEACHER, Ia.
ton Rouge. Pc novlo- i'm
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EREsu DRUGS AND MEDICINES, q complete
anortmsntH q. b. WADDILLB.
soo Drug Store, MAta street
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TUESDAY :::DEC. 10, 1867
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ID + A S O n S w II Y
ERICAN TCH.
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Jan. Is, '64
rHE MENGEL HOUSE,

JsIfana Street, Bedford, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
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All are invited to give him call.
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ADril I5. '64.
HOUSE,

IN HUNTINGDON, PA.
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The undersigned having taken the stand hereto
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