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MARRIED.

AT the Friends Core Parsonage, on Tuesday,
Sept ~. 1867, by the Rev. Wm VI Deatrick, Mr..
GE0H6E w. STUCREY and Mrs, KATE A.
sTUcKkF, all Of Friends Cove this county.
On the l4th Of Sept, by the Rev. c. q. He'll
man, Mr.. JOHN H. STEVENS. Of CIaysburg
to Miss ANNIE N. LAYMAN, Of Martinsaurg
Blair co.
On the Sd Oct, by the same, at she German
Reformed Parsonage, st. CIairsviile, Mr.. los.
MILLER, and Miss KATE SMITH, both 81 tbis
county.
On the 81 inst at the Lutt iran Parsonage ia
Bedford, by the Rev. J. q. McAtee, JOHN ii. u.
sHAFER 70 Miss CATHARINE WARsTNG.
both of Colerain tp,
On the 9th inst, at the residence OF the bride's
parents. By the Rev. J. Q. McAtee, HARRY
HARTLEY, Of Snake Spring twp 10 Miss ELLIE
NleoDEMUs, daughter Of II. Nieodemus, Esq,
Of Bedford.
The happy couple have our sincere wishes for
their future welfare. We acknowledge the receipt
Of very handsome treat, for which they have cur
most hearty thanks.
At the residence Of the brides sister near
Pleasantville, Oct. 9th, by the Rev A. W. Deck
er, Mr. J. MARTIN HARBAUGH To Miss BAR
BERRY LYING, both Of Bedford CO.
On the 9Th Oct, by the Rev. C. U. Heilman,
Mr. DANIEL HUNTER and Mrs. SUsANNAH
FRY, both Of this county.
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The rrnth about pr.pepsLa.

Whoever says that dyspepsia Is incurable, tells
a--that Is to say, makes an egregious mistake.
More than ten thousand aggravated cases have
been cured by H0sTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, while the number that have been prevent
ed from coming to a head, by the same means, IS
iucalcuIable- In this season Of the year, when
the appetite is sometimes TOO vigorous for the
comfort and safety Of the stomach, Indigestion Is
most prevalent and most distressing. Is the appe-
tite to be balkcd to accommodate the digestive
gans2 Not so: for then the frame would lack its
due proportion Of nutriment. The thing to be
done is to SrRFSGTHEN THE STOMACH, tone the
liver, and put the bowels in perfect order. Moth
ing win DO this so efeetually, so rapidly, quiz
city, so pleasantly, as HOSTETTER'S BIT
TER'S. This potent preparation trims and bal
ances the system, and clothes 1t as it were, with
defensive armoT Chronic dyspepsia, liver com
plaint, and fever and agus are never known to at
tack those who are wise enough to invoke tho aid
ofthis great preventive. oct4
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I EWIS KEITH, Jacob oarper,
S K Brumbaugh, and their In the Com
successors in Office, Auditors of mon Pleas Of
Middle Woodberry township, Bedford CO.,
vs.. NO. Jfg sept
VIM. NJ. Pearson, Treasurer Of Term, 1861.
Middle Woodborry township.
The undersigned viii meet the parties interest
ed at the house Of Judge Eieholtz in Woodberry,
on Thursday the 24th day of October, instant, at
elock A. NJ, for the purpose Of examining and
tostati ug accounts, and taking testamouy-When
ar 4 where all interested can attend.
octt;3t JNO. P. REED, Auditor.
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~ 8ea- .5lsl3e-Uoa. Alex King.
-iefe Jfsqes-Wm. G Eieholtz and Gco.
x. 6Jmp.
raaoaatary, Rsgiater aud Recorder, Ge.-o.
-llanon-
fs..irr foracg- II z Kerr.
T.ar.-rr-tf George 8ardorF
F- Robert Sleckman.
gsa5g SHsrfg-Philip Hazard.
graaty Sa-reF9r-- Samuel Kerterman-
r..HHjssi0Hcrs-Nic ich8cl Wertz, Michael s..
HU.ley and David dow are CicE-John g.
rbsr C9gBsct--Iohn w. DieAerson.
Directors - P7or-Samuel Beekley, D. r. An
.rr=aa aud Michael DjehL Siarartt-Samael
n.sa4ueh C0sHseI-E. F. Kerr. clsrk-r. b.,
T-sas's-sr-Wi William B1wles. P'-siei1a
e. Seamer.
.r.-Dav;d Evans, James NattingIy and
-.a. 2. Lucas.
BonorGH OFFICERS.
.E-.-.r,s-0 Z. shannon.
.isf7tt Bsngess-Philip Huzzard.
l.aesi-Thomas Il. Lyons, John Boor, A. w.
Mower. j. a.. Shoemaker Hiram Lentz and T. R.
.r-~s Ci5k-H. Nicodemus. Tredsarer-
JOHN Il. REsu.
William Gephart.
MIN ga4stab1e-Samuel Waters.
s. .ss Dt-eet9Ts-Job Mann, s. l. Russell. i.
E. acttys Jacob Reed, John Cessna and II. Me
..amus. Seeretasg-J. ". Linge.,lelter- freas-
..r-T- r. 5ettys-
MINISTER'S.
aopajiais-Rev. Alfred J Barrow.
r. .5gfsrjau-Bev A. Y. Schenck.
srgH-Rev. J. @. McAttee.
Hst55tist-Rsv. 3, G. W. Reed.
.raas Reforuted-Rev. H. Heckgrman.
H.a,ra Cafboiic-Rev. Thomas Heydeu.
ASSOCIATIONS.
He5fgr& Lodye, No $40, A. Y. NJ, meets on
-us lrst Wednesday on or before full moon, in the
Bedford Han, on .he coner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace Br1Hsh Eacampwslt No. lil l. O. o.
- meets on the first aad third Wednesday even
p vi each month. ia the Bedford Hail.
H{tarT LaGge, 80. 282, T. O.. o. F., meets cv-
arv'trtlay evening il the Bedford Hall.
Dstsaaa Eodge, No. rs. I. @. C. T. meets in
tile Court House, Monday evening Of each
veeE.
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-There Is less doing
in -four, but the market, in sympathy with
the rise in wheat, has en- upward tendency;
sales Of 40O6500 barrels extra family at SO
50G11l.25 per barrel for Northwest, at SI1
q i25 80 for Pennsylvania and Ohio, including
100 barrels second grade St. Louis at SI3,
fancy at so, and superfae at s. SOFAS 80.
fh9se is nothing doing. in rye. Annr and corn
meal There is very little wheat here, aud
prime is in demand; 1000 bushels prime and
choice red sold at g, 45G52,70. Rye is steady,
and we report further sales at SI.85GgI. SIS.
Corn is in good request; sales of 400 bushels
mixed Western at SI43Gl.44, and some
yellow at SI4S. Oats unchanged; sales Of
2,000 bushels Pennsylvania at 75@ nc. In
barley and malt no further quotations.
New YoRK, OctS-Elour is duh and
dropping. Southern sells at S10GI5, and
extra State at S10-55G1I. Wheat is quiet
but steady; No. spring sells at s. 80G /. 80.
Corn-mixed sells at SI-36Ggl3s and buoy
ant. aRd Southern white at SLAP. Oats II
Gssc. Barley SI.50G LEO, Rye SL65@
1.79. Whis1ey is quiet, and quoted at 35C6
38c in bond. Pork is quoted at S23. so for
mess. Bacou-Cumberland sells at lie and
short ribbed at I4c. Tallow 12G12Ic Lard
14i@ @I5e. Cotton is steady at 20lc
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YOUR CHOICE 3

ONE DOLLAR commission will be allowed 70
anv person sending the names Of tl0O netC subscri
bers with the money for one year.
A Copy Of the Observer for one year viii be
sent to any person sending us far nei7 subseri-
bers and fourteen dollars.
A S55 SEWING MACHINE, either Wheeler
& Wilson or Grover g. Baker, viii be sent to any
uerson sending US the names Of eighteen nec sub
scri5ers TO the
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
with the money (s63) for one year IN advance.
We have sent away as premiums more than
SEVEN HUNDRED
Of these machines, and they give univertal salts
faction.
The new subscribers may be from one, or from
various places.
rs-send by check, draft, or POst-ofiee order.
-rys- Sa,,ple copies and CircuIars sent Free. ~sN
Terms, $3.50 a year, in advance.
SIDNEY Z MORSE, Jr., s. CO.,
octII;gt 81 Park Row, New York
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/ IHE AGRICULTURAL. FAIR.--It affords us
The highest pleasure to be able to announce
that our Agricultural Fair, held on Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday OF last week, was
not only complete success, but one Of the
best ever held IN the County This is the
more gratifying, from the fact thal the notice
given was 50 short that there was really no
time for preparation and therefore, while the
fair was actually the best we have ever had.
it was an impromptu effort. If timely no.
tice had been given we have no doubt. but
that the show would have been far Superior.
Under the circumstances it was simply an.ex.
hibit Of the average production Of the county
without special effort Viewing it in this
light We have good reason to Congratulate
oar agricultural community on the marked
progress they have made since the last fair
held in this place. The show Of stock was
good. The display of fruit flowers and veg
etables OF every kind vas particularly fine
Many OF the vegetables could not be surpass-
ed anywhere There was also very credit
able show Of house plants aud flowers The
fruit was as fine as we have ever seen, and
shows an increased interest and very credita-
bic progress in the department. Of Horticul-
tnre. Marked attention was attracted by
iiiy-six-l different kinds of apples, nearly all
choice varieties and twenty-five different
kinds df choice pears exhibited by T. N.
Lynch; also 70 a fne show of grapes and
pears exhibited by Maj D. Washabaugh
i-b, Finest l.,l ,,F T,,-L,-- tn & ..-.. {....- -
we have ever seen, was exhibited by Mr.
Simon Naus, all grown upon a dwarf tree in
his lot; they were the centre of attraction in
the fruit Department. Premiums were award
ed to Robert Montgomery for the finest
basket Of Seekel pears, S. S Diehl for
the finest apples aud William England
for the best basket of peaches. We have not
yet seen the list of premiums awarded and
recite these from memory OF reports read
ON the grounds. The list Of premiums VIII
be published in full next week General sat.
isfaeton Is EXPRESSED everywhere, both with
the display aud the manner in which the tair
was conducted. Al immense crowd was in at
tendance eachday and nota single accident or
unpleasant. occurrence Of any kind mar.
red the pleasure of those in attendance. All
seemed to enjoy the occasion and embrace
the opportunity for an exchange Of kindly
greetings with old friends and acquaintances.
We understand that it has already been deter
mined to hold another fair next year and that
timely notice viii be given for the fullest pre-
paratiou- These yearly gatherings always re-
suit in substantial benefit iu exciting emula-
ton and thereby leading to improve
ment and progress, among worthy
class of our community whose calling neees-
sarily prevents frequent communication with
their more distant neighbors. Sociability
and health are also promoted by he few days
Of recreation and the mingiiug and becoming
acquainted with the citizens Of all parts Of
the county. We hope to see the effort to es-
tabIish regular annual fairs meet with
the most abundant success.
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DR. schenck,s PuImouie Syrup.


This great medicine cured by DR.. J. II. Schenck
the proprietor. Of Pulmonary Consumption, when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His ply
sicians pronounced his case inclrgblo when he
commenced the use Of this simple but powerful
remedy His health was restored in a very short
time, and nc return Of the disease has been appre-
hended. for all the symptoms quickly disappear
ed and his present weight is more than two hun
drod pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption, and the
diseases which are usually complicated with IT, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. Dr. schenck
makes professional visits TO several of the larger
cities weekly where he has large concourse Of pa
-ents, and If is truly astonishing to see poor con-
sumptives that have 20 be lifted out Of their car
riages, and in a few months healthy, robust per-
sons. Or. Sehenck's Pulmonie Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are generally all re.
guired In curing Consumption. Full directions
accompany each, SO that any one can take them
without seeing Dr. Sohenekr but when it is cenve-
niant it is best TO see him. He gives advice free,
but for thorough examination with his Respir-
ometer his fee is three dollars
Sold by'aII Druggists and Dealers price sI.5O
per bottle, OF ST. so the halfdozsn All letters for
advice should be addressed to DR.. schenck's Prin-
eipal Office, No. IS North 6th Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes ;
Co, n. Y; s. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd; John
o. Parke, Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker q Taylor,
Chicago, H.; Collins Bros, St Louis, Mo.
I6:3dweamIyss
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nj 0TfeE OF INQBIsTTION.--Wh hereas, Pc
~ ter RoEscr, soa and heir AZ law Of John Row
ser late Of Napier township Bedford county, de-
ceased, Presen ID petition settug forth In at the
3 John RoWser late died intestate. leaving a
widow, Mary Rewser, and four children, 70 Wit;
Mrs Elizabeth Rowser, residing Ii Allegheny
county, Pennsylvania, Peter Rowser, the petition
er, Rachael Rowser and John Rowser and seven
Grand children, all except Elizabeth residing IN
Bsdford county, Penn'a. Thst the said intesfate
died seized in his dc nesne az Of fee and in the
following described Real Estate, situate ia Ma
pier township, Bedford county, bounded by lands
Of Peter Rowser, ia 3ob w. Miller, Joseph Hew-
rs hers and others, containing two hundred and
hity acres, more 0r less, with the appurten anees,
and pTJy tho Court TO make partition of the prem
ises aforesaid TO and amongst the heirs Where
apon the Court awarded an Inquest to make par
1e,9a Z, according 70 the prayer OF tho petioner
N01LeE = hereby given that in pursuance Of
WI VIII q partition or Valu&tion to me directed
gill proceed to bold an II QUESTION ON II pTrni
SIS on Friday the 25th dag o. Oeso5er. 4. D 1ss7
at 10 90 'ock A. NJ, when and where an y,orsars
interested may attend if they see praper.
ROBERT STECKMAN. Sba.
Bedford Sept 27, 1867
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SuBscEIBE NOW.
THREE MONTHS FREE.
THE METHODIST:

THE METZ ODIST:
In Eigitpage Feskly Newspaper. Religious
aud Literary. Tot. TX. commences Jan. l.
This Journal is now in its sth vol. It's chief
aims are TO circulate pure LitsTature, furnish
Religious and Secular Intelligence, and TO culti-
vate spirit ofunity among all Christian Churches
1t is edited, as heretofore, by Rev. GEORGE
R. CROOKS, D. D. assisted by an able corps of
Editorial Contributors:
SERMONS BY HENRY WARD BEECIER
and Eminent Methodist Pulpit Orators, including
the Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Terms. To Nail Subscribers, S250 per year, in
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Tor SALE OR TRADE.

L
Two lots in the City Of Omaha Nebraska.
Two tracts Of loo acres each within three miles
of a depot on the Pacific Rail Road hack Of Oma-
ha-
First tract Of bottom lands timbercd and prarie
two miles from Omaha City.
One third Of ,oe0 acres in Fulton County Pa,
including valuable Ore, mineral and timber lands
near Fort Ljttleton
Over 4,000 acres Of valuable ore, coal ard TIM
Der lands in West Virginia.
Also, A lot Of ground (about one acre) at
WiIlow Tree, IN Snake Spring Township, on
ChambeTsburg and Bedford Turnpike, three miles
Eust Of Bedford, with frame dwelling house,
cooper shop, stable, &c. thereon erected
ALSO, twenty-five enc acre lots, adjoining the
Borough Of Bedford, with lime stone rock for
kiln or quarry the upper end Of each
Also, $50 acres Of land IN Woodbury. CO., Iowa.
o. L. SHANNON,
June 21,-f Bedford, Penna.
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4 UDIT0R's NoTICE.-The undersigned ap-
~ pointed by the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county, Auditor to settle the exceptions and make
distribution Of the balance in the hands Of Levi
Evans, Guardian Of John Hoover, heir Of Mary
Hoover, deceased, viii attend for that purpose at
his 0lice in Bedford, on Tuesday, October 22d
inst, when and where all interested can attend if
they think proper. NJ. A. POINTS,
0ctTt: Auditor.
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REDFoRD. pa. FRIDlY. OeT Il. lsol.

DIREeroVY.-The following is directory
the officers of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Minister'S Of Bed
7-l. and the time Of meeting of he different
.=sagatons:
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DUBLIC SALE OF
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order Of The Orphans Court Of
Bedford county the subscriber viii offer at public
sale on the premises on SATURDAY, the 18th
Of Eovember, 1867, the following described tract
Of land, late the property Of Jonathan C. Dicken,
deceased. situate in Cumberland Valley tp., ad-
jaining lands Of George MfIlrr, Michael Boor and
others, containing 200 ACRES I04 PERCHEs
and allowance, about 50 acres cleared and under
fence, and having thereon n splendid Orchard Of
thrifty fruit trees. and fine variety Of grapes,
&c. TWO LOG DWELLING HOUSES, a Log
BARN and TANSERT, and other out-buildings
thereon erected-
TERMS: Cash at the confirmation Of sale
Sale to commence at / o'clock Of said day.
LEVI HARDINGER,
octII Administrator Of J. c. Dicken, deed
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IsFoRNATIoE is wanted in regard to the
time when, place where and circumstances
under which Peter Shedroa late private in
Company Fl, 22nd Regiment Of Pennsylvania
Cavalry volunteers was grounded and from the
effects Of which he died at Fredrick City,
Maryland, on or about the 9TH day Of July,
1864. Shedron became detached from his
command while on a retreat from mMartinsburg,
Virginia, on the Sd of July, 1864 and joined
wagon train going through to Fredrick
City. Any person acquainted with the facts
in the case viii confer great favor upon his
widow and orphans by communicating them
to the editors Of the INQUIRER- IT,
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TsTATE OF ABRAHAM KEAGY, decd
II Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
tary on the estate 0f the above named Abra-
ham Keagy, late Of the township Of Middle Wood
berry, ia the county Of Bedford, deceased, have
been granted TO John s. Hetrick and John Keagy,
residing in the said township Of Middle Wood
berry. All persons therefore having claims or
demands against the estate Of the said decedant
are requested TO make the same known 70 the
said John s. Hetrick or the said John Keagy,
without delay. J. s. HETRICK,
sep2G: JOHN KEAGY.
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THs LADy's FRIEyD for November This
number is remarkably good. The Steel En-
CRAVING Learning to Sew is a sweet, quiet
home picture. The Fashion Plate Is stylish
and gay; nothing OF the kind IN the country
is worth looking at compared with the elegant
refinement Of the fashions as shown by this
magazine. The Wood Cuts lead off with
some captivating skating costumes, and some
Illustrations Of a novel and most convenient
kind Of hood; aHdiuclude wonderful variety
Of things interesting to ladies. There are
two pages Of Music.
Great Inducements in the way ofPremiams
&c, are promised to new subscribers, and our
readers should send for sample copies con-
taiHin,J al these liberal offers. Sample
copies win be sent for fifteen cents.
Price with engravingl $3.50 year; Four
copie with one engraving $500. One
copy Of Ladys Friend and one of Saturday
Evening Post land one engraying), $500.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 80 Walnut
Street. PhIIadelphia.
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THE following is the reason why shooting
stars dida't appear when expected: .'When
the moIogisistic temperature Of the horizon is
such as to cJoricise the imperieut idenJation
Of the hemisphere analogy. the cohesion Of
the dorax curbistus becomes sureharged With
ipfgitesimals, which are thereby virtually de-
prjved of their Gssurial dispositions This
effected. rapid change is produced in the
thoramouper Of the gymhasticustus poIerium,
which causes a couyacuiar in the hexagoHal
antibathes Of the terrustrium aqua of cere-
moucIaF light, which can only be seen when
Is IS visible
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-11

The Atlantic M0SruI.Y for October. The
Guardian Angel Part X. BY Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. Themistocles. poem, by
William Everett. Ben Jouson. A biograph-
icaI and critical sketch, by the essayist, E. P.
Whipple Uncharitableness. The Rose
Rollins. The first section Of a story of New
England seaport life, by Alice Gary. Inter
national Copyright. A vigorous and unan-
swerabIe plea for the protection of authors,
and thus for The best interests Of literature,
by James Parton. The Flight OF the God
dess. A poem, by T. B. Aldrich. The
Throne Of the Golden foot. By J. W. Pol
mer The Autobiography of "a Quack. Par
/. Writings Of 7. AldoIphus Trollope. BY
H. T. Tackerman. 4 Native Of Bornoo. A
sketch of a colored Hnguisi found in South
Carolina by a Massachusetts officer. BY
Ways Of Europe From Perpignan to Mont
serrau by Bayard Taylor Dinner Speak
Ing by Edward Everett Hale, author of "a
Man without a Country" How Mr.. Frye
would have preached IL, etc Reviews and
Literary Notices Ticznor 4 Fields, Pub
fishers, Boston.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE. 49, The undersigned,
n Auditor to settle exceptions to the Account
Of D. A. 7. Black, Administrator of the estate Of
Jesse Mcdonald, and to make distribution Of tho
baIan ce IN the hands Of the Accountant, viii sit
for the purposes of his appointment, at MS 6fiee
in Bedford on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
October next at I o'clock P. NJ. All interested
are requested to be present.
sep20.3r J. T. KEAGY, Auditor.
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REv. A. V. scHEScE VIII by invitation. de-
liver q Sermon to the Students Of the Normal
School, IN the Presbyterian Church, on Sab
bath, evening, October. IL.
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7 r. sPEER, NJ. D., and
y A. n. SPEER, N. D.,
Having associated themselves together in the
practice of Medicine aad Surgery, respectfully
offer their services to the public; the former in
the various branches the profession; the latter
more particularly in the treatment Of the
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Dr.. A. II. SPEER having availcd himself dur
ing the last fifteen years OF the advantages afford
ed by the best hospitals aud teachers In this
country and IN Europe, for obtaining a thorough
knowI ledge Of the structure and diseases Of those
important organs, viii hereafter devote special
attention to their medical and surgical treatment
Office, No. 1876 PENN Street, two doors from
st. Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Office hours-9 a. NJ. to II r., and from to ,
Pm. sepi5:3m
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sroyEst SrovEs! SrovEs Am elegant as
sortniant OF Cooking Stoves, with all the
furniture for same, together with most beau
tifa! parIor and heating stoves tor sale, reTy
cheaD, at Hartley & Metzger's. Don't fail
to examine Hartley Metzger's stoves and
prices before purchasing