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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
Tho Greek Residents Request Of the sultan
Cnrps Organizing for the Field.

CONsTANT1NOfLB, Dec. Is, IstS.
The Greeks in this city ask OF the Porte the priy
lege Of remaining here In case OF hostilites between
the two countries, agreeing TO preserve q strict
neutrality.
corps has been organized and is ready TO pro-
coed to Greece at short notice.
Turkey continues tranquil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neatncss quickness and despatch twcayve sr cent
than at Other printing estab the ely
nj the METROPOLITAN JUB fRISrING ESTABLISH
MEST 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

Ivory Backed Brushes, II, sets, ConsIstiuS
OF Hale Nail, Tooth ard Cloth Brush somcth very
and besuifl jast received and for ssle by CAswLLL
HAZARD CO., Broadway aud Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. le.--1hc steamship Cnns. from
New York, arrived ut this port at niue + a. iester.
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
Furni,ure.-scclIing Oc, selling on,

10 close the business
NEEKs. 68s broadway, Fourth street,
OFFERS his 81 rich and fashionable Furaturs,
worth over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
Effect Of the Eastern Complications ON the
Money 1Iuriset-Tone OF the English Press.

LONDON, Dec. ~, 1865.
The utter inability OF the Great Powers OF Europe
TO control the action or Greece in the pending
troubles with Turkey excitcs dstrust in financial
circles here, and there is a general falling on In
oil moneyed values. This distrust Is only in.
creased by the reassurances OF the French
press Even II Russia is not in earnest in her re-
monsirance It Is the general opinion that she viii
not pc able TO give Greece any material aid.
The press Of London generally unite in urging the
great Powers to a final remonsIrance with Greece to
prevent The OF war and that is rejected
10 leave Greece to her fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
CUBA.

Reported Rising in the West-sa ntiagO Stiai
Besicgcd-Insmr9emts Salute United States
Steamer.
HAVANA, Dec. Is,
VIA KEY WEST Dec. 10, 1858. !
revolutionary demonstration is reported to have
occurred in the West, and the fact that 400 troops
have been suddenly sent TO Colon the principal ship
ping port OF the yueta de Abao, tobacco district
seems to confirm it.
From Santiago we have advices to the nth. The
condition OF affairs there remains unchanged Re.
Inducements are anxiously expected. The insur-
gents on the heights sauted the United States
steamer Penobscot with twenty-One guns.
Fguerido an insurgent leader, reported killed, Is
still alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

A.--Save Furi--Reduce Coal fsills.-Fix YaHr
house with RoeDucks Weather Strips ONCE IS Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
A-yy;,cs md u.;cuor. for ,y,e syo,

A.-Wipcs and Liquors for the Holidays,
assorted kinds Ia Of dOzcn mt $40 Canada
Mali scotch Whiskcy, four gallons Oh Lochnagar, Scotch
whsAey, imported 80 Champagne III quartz and pins at
$50 per basket MURPHY 4 DUNN, IN liquidation,
No. Gu Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
Elegant Holiday Gins.

Esfa biished in 1S0O.--The Metropolitan job
Printing Eslablishm snt, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

a New y0l.-The Pictorial Pbreno,ogicnI
JOURNAL, for January, ise?-Frs u volume. con
slots OF good things" Pictorial Double NunsDer.
80 cents or 4 year for ~. FOWLEH WELLS,
No. $50 Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
Tho Turkish Commander Forbidden to Invade
Grecian Territory.

LONDON, Dec. 10, $685.
Dispatches from Constantinople report that the
Turkish Commander Omar Pacha, has been forbid
den by his government TO invade crecIan territory
unless armed bands OF Greeks pass the Thessalian
frontier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
DO Yon Want n Timcleeper elf 80, Ask

vo'r yatrhmaler yar gOnEL A rOURvOrSIER NICKEL.
WATCH Prize MEDIA awarded At London, Paris aud swiss
PROPOSITIONS Tor best performance. QIINCHE kRUG.
Ls, and 10 john street, stairs, only Wholesale
agents tor the manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

Ladies' Fair is Now Open nj ~. stephens
Church, entrance Twenty-eghth aud Twenty niuh
streets, Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

This venerable gentleman the last Pcrry's OIL
GERS at the battle OF Lake Erie, died at royuence.
X. l., yesterday morning. aged eighty wears. lie
was born at Alfred. FORK county, Me- in lTss, and
after receiving LIBERAL education at neghboring
academy went to Boston where he studied medicine
under DR.. John Warren. In 1911 he entered the naval
service and joined the frigate John Adams in 1872
surgeons mate. The officers and OF the vessel
volunteering for service on the lakes, DR.. Parsons
went with them, reaching Erie in June, 1913. Great
sickness prevailed In the eet this tre such an
extent. indeed. that finally the only surgeon at for
duty was the deceased. on whom dcvoyed the task
OF attending the sick men, AT the battle or Septem-
Der 10 he was the only medical odcer on duty and
was on board the flagship Lawrence commanded by
Commodore Perry, during the engagement Ills ell
cheney and courage during The day won the
admiration OF his commander, who IN his
report TO the secretary OF the Navy referred
natterlng terms to the young surgeon closing his
remarks by stating that Gin the event OF my having
another command should consider myself peculiarly
fortunate In having him with me as slrge0n.n For
his conduct on TINS occasion DR.. Parsons was ap-
pointed flli surgeon In the navy with commas
sion bearing date OF September TO- the day OF the
hattle. In May 1914. he was ordered on board the
Lawrence which, with the fleet under Commodore
sinclair sailed To Mackinac Tor the purpose of trans
porting the troops destined TO attack Detroit The
attack failed, ana in November following the de-
ceased was ordered to the frgate Java at the re-
quest OF Commodore Perry. Ills services from tins
time were not OF particular Importance In 1923 he
resigned his commission, having married during the
previous year Mary j. Holiness daughter OF Rev.
Abiel Holiness and sister OF Oliver Wendell Holmes,
VINO died IN 1925. leaving one son, nov physician
at Providence al which town the subject Of this
sketch settled soon after his marriage. Or. Parsons
was at one time Professor Of Anatomy at Dartmouth
dcncc, President OF the Rhode Island Medical So
ciety and lrst Vice President OF The American
Medical Association. lie was also the author OF
several medical works and other Literary produc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

Wirs, roupces and ,raanientai Uair.-yrU
quality liar n,e and Hair Dyeas ~ oslers - BAiC-s
LUk'S. u Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

Avoid Thcm.-Ihe Filthy, Muddy s7nir Pre-
paratons that smell like varnsh require 20 have their
sediments Of lead zinc tharce sulphur shaken before
using Use that safe and fragrant bairdressng
and renewer BARRY's TRICOPfEROUS, established
yeight years suitable alike for ladies' ecnmeu and
children. Principal olice 1874 Pearl street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
A New Greek Cabinet to be Termed.


A new Cabinet IL to be formed by Alexandra
Kowmoundouros, the present head OF the ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20
N.yv sc,,...Tr,. u4,aaar,,

Auction Furniture sale.
as Broadway opposite Asor pace See Advertisement
under auction head.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18
NEWS N BRTEF.


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other owners vlE J5u5t,as. now rac7v-
~ in Ike manner.
r-- <,----a,r HI. 1s+a T..,r NJ.
z-.-s-,r.-. - r5--.7...--.--- -
mated n S2.58.aal lie left $500 To
tne OII Fellows fg- charitable purpa-
-. and tlse ret of hi. property goes 10
bis family.
4 -ser z-st-g as tquaz. from which
have been extracted blocks weighing
fr9m two 20 .nrae hundred pounds.
and valued st nearly 1903, has been
found 10 Switzerland.
G1-=.l'- planning mill. in Chicago.
was burned On Wednesday Uight-
Loss s75ls9, Two hundred and If
y men were thrown out Of employ
me1s.
DE. Charles Feuimore, Of Mt. Pleas
a1t township, Washington county Pa,
was s.-Es- .=lI killed, q few days since. By
Bis siep-75l' Jyan smith Achl79D, IN
Al alteration between the two.
Tie Boston Post thinks we might
son resume 7iel.e payment from the
-s----s 2i silver weddings aunouHc-
e4'
~ l-+5 '-7.f''lr -sI.'-Lies' Ele ostleF Day .
i----e s'.i Y4 yen years "As Ahed zen
l'-'-.1- =! 7--7-.!l.2' alI vas commit
u L-s1L-l~'-f oI ''ei=San- ana Feaned
EyffFFE efEFE -tEFEETE'' m Mf--DffrF 81 =
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18


n ladies dress gs-Iz. s1sa a. striped sud ,heos
1-e1zir. striped. Etsii szz, -rI czsas p7P,lzs IL
eEzus=ah,s eE=,ts f.- szl.s zal =alzlag dresses.
heavy aliEsl .zslzags EaEl1s AMI ne plus ultra
EsEe.i-ats y salts Empress 7.5-a E1Z..s- zsEsas
Aa-1z-l1s' All >-risl F5al-1s- m o7aFn- s-ss.
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-a47=s zal A7z-z'ss "a .=a 5-T s'E-9@s All Fal<a
1880 yaE1s q 5sa1'-tli s2-l-9 prints '-a' son 2
fade a o. :. III. T. "a, , s1l i5 cents
s 10, = u. '5. Is. Is aai p cent?
- -2' g. -zA'- y 80. = .--sl ----.'
j. 90 -5 @''1. IL
&, p .''' % - - % an % cents
Ladies Parss saaTl, Grand D4.eaes, Lsdy
Belle, pretty 5a.a2sra. an hoop skirts. C5rse,s
. guaranteed &c stand szoaga of pressure TO break
2 ri5 sTe-y week LaI.=s breakfast saaals, Asr-
ias g=s.s- a553s. gloves zui hosiery.
Mso's rooi aaI ras-i15 unas- shirts and draw
srz Wg5ls- aaI Waite over sair.s. comforts.
neez-tfe. sszrs. e1..z-s te
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18

Nessrs. :. D. * H. W. smith, Of this
city. the well knowa manufacturers Of
the American ORGANS. have recently
added to their styles. very powerful and
attractive Organs for churches, with
beautiful upright eases, having gilded
Imitation pipes making them fine or
nanental instruments for the choir gal
Iery 0FchaPeI. AIImusieiaus, upon hear
ing them. express their surprise AZ thea
mount Of pure and full tone which they
are capable of producing. These new
STYLES contain the deep manual sub
bass. and super octave coupler, giving
them sufficient volume to sustain even
a hundred or more voices, and yet
are rieh IN Suft and expressive effects.
They are becoming very popUlaron ac-
count Of their real musical merit. and
also foz their rea-oua5leness in price,
bringing them within the reach Of ali
churchas.-E E1zt9ss Ci5-iStsgfl I2=g.ste7-.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18
Chr 9e1fora 6azette.
Home and Around.

HrNrIxGDoN AND BROAD TOP R.R
-W1S7Ez AzR4Sz EsESr.--.TLxE AaI-E---l9a sn2
sfser sept lssa, passenger trains w'll sFTive aa3
sevar. IS falsaEs
Nsa Trair IezTsz NJ D4EiSs a. 7 IL ? m, sr-
-srss @t HGat5aE3ea 81 = o. N, seavcs HuuE-
ir-3ea 81 . e5 s. m AM strives a. At Dallas IS
-
zse-2a34-zs1 TrsIa tezves Szxtea : 3 s. r.
au5 Strives 4 H1nElas s}a-- AZ = 3 z-m- lesssS
Hza-:agiaa a. S. n. Aad arr5ves 81 o2xsa-
81. q n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18

RE,o,BD AoC8 DBETs7- Ne haze no
doubt that many persons in this eoun-
ty are holding unrecorlef deeds which
it would be well for them to have re-
corded. n directed BY the provisions
Of an act of Assembly which requires
that aalI deeds or eOnveyauces for real
estate in the Commonwealth, shall be
recorded in the Office for recording Of
deeds in the county where the lands
lie. a-ft6iR sir uaoEtss after the eXecu-
tion Of such deed and conveyance and
every such deed and conveyance not re-
corded IS aforesaid, shall be judged
f-audsJsat and rod against any subse-
quent purchaser for a valuable consid-
Grafton. unless sucn deeds be recorded
before the recording of the deed or
conveyance under which such subse-
queut purchaser or mortgage shall
claim" This Is a very important no
Jfce. and those holding unrec0rled
deeds will see the importance Of hay
ing them recorded without further de-
lay.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18

4 .fsIsAG \ EIEER.-Came to the
4 i prsHises q the sgbscFiber Fesi4sag in Lib
erty Tp., aboat the lat Eov last, a black and
white spotted HeIfef. between two and threc years
Old, With Snail crop GE the ghg ear TIE 0@ner
u Fessssss1 % c5nss forEar4 prove property. pay
charges ard take bsr away. II ss zi!I BE 4izfgssd
81 4esafdlfig % law. HENRY B0wsER
4eaIssH
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WINTER G00DS

ever opened IN Bedford. parsaasei zaIeE fay7ra-
BE Circumstances since the great breakdown IL
2-5e=z- a-l Ei-- alF oTs- .le4 to CASH buyers,
b7-z wholesale zni -s-z.I, a; mach Lo~sr prices
t1zz The ssus KIM can 5s b5agL: :sr II Bedford
o1az-T- C1zr:-E S-s-asesr=r. VIII Eai 81 aprsr-
,z15sg e ss-lay zv ta=sr stocks. u 5zgy slagie
Fs=ss Is rzz.el az Wholesale E-.ses-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18

4 gents Wanted to Take Orders for
"A Recoileetions and Private Memoirs Of Wash
ingtOn, MS ADOPTED sOy,
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARkE CUSTIs.
With illustrated and Explanatory
notes by BENSON j. LOSING.
book FOR all sections and all parties contain
ing the niuute details Of W ashington's . Private
Life, "a sell as his public career, (Which general
history does not revsal} This book il written By
a mem Der Of Washington Oxn fanily-ons who
lived with him from infancy, and must prove Pc
culiaTlY acceptable 10 the American Public
The great demand for this work its ready sale
and an increased commission makes 1t the best
book for Agents ever publi8he3-
The RIOS; liberal terms to agents, and exclusive
sale in the territory assigned
Send goF descriptive circular and terms to az t.
Address, WILLIAM FLINT,
No. % South Tth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18

4 fARPETS-DOn't Pay the High
u Prisss The NEW ENGLAND CARPET
Co. Gf Boston. Msss established nearly quarter
of csntgFy ago IL tEsir present location 10 Halls
ever H. u, Is. II, ~, 81 ., S. and 81 Hanover
Street, haTe probably furnished more houses With
carpets than any other house ia tAe c5qntry. In
order % aF3gd those At distance the adyauta ges
q their low prices, they pToE0ss 10 seud, On re-
ceipt Of the price, p yards Or upwards * their
beautiful Cottage caYpeting az 81 cents per yard
with samples u ten sorts varying IN Driee from 25
cen1s % 8 per yard zaitAbie gor furnishing every
part Of any hoass. dcefsHf
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DREXEL l. CO.,
81 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA,

Shares can be obtained in Bedford by appliea-
ton to Reed Schell, Bankers who are author
lied to receive subscriptions, and can give al ne
cessary information on tie subject sept25yl
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EEARFCL B L EAK D 0 " y !.
L Ee1-7uE being greatly needed g: the pres
ea- s1-zs iz Is szs la-y @. S.. 20 bay #lsrs they
esq bay '1= -z,zrss- d=les
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DIED

IAfLgR-on the 5th inst in Bedford township.
Mr. Siaoa Lsaler, aged z gears months aa3 II
SsyS
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NOTICE OF INQUISITI0N.

NOTICE OF ING L ISIIIGN.-
1e-ezz. Js-zz y EEaz5sr did p-zssz.
- res5tilz szss5Zs t5rla tass BIS father E3Eam
k-az-@-. lateaF died iCres.z.s leaving a Ridgv
Cat1zriLe Przz5sr- and Issue t1a- children sur
y.7E-s L.z-. 90 VIZ Henry Frazier. residing II
Somerset co. Pa, James, Pe-js55zerl. residing
u Belt9r5 eazztv sud BsEJsI sz3 John Fra
Esar resting In the state ls Indians Taa. sssG
lEtes.ats 5l=4 seized q tract IF land situate in
te@ r9ElsElp q a15zts L said county q Bedford
--1l@--lzZ $40 luzirsE acres. u9Ce e- less about
az 1-r-s aisz.a5 a-- az-sE .liiTat..a, EzE5as
thereon egee.ei l7z wca E1s--tcsE3ed dwelling
z8asa. --g barn and ether ont cZ..4lzEs zls9. aa
9r11zr- t1e-so1- aIi55zsIg l2ulz Z william
Alls=y ! 912szza Cable jacob 1sw7y. 5aIss
Bans s-s . E--zisr sza Matthias --s-a.-r, zaa
EraEl1s t-e Gear. 60 award 81 Inquest - E2sEe
l-E@5ll 4ee5-lils 20 the rrzyE % t1e petitioner
NyL--L II as8E8E GIVEN. t12t IL purse
z--s b. Er-s = rz-ri-5-- y rz.-zszaL q a.e IL
-->zs-- ! -fla- proceed q as.i IN ll=lisisig- O.
-ls ZEa4--.=zr 11 Tass5zr. lie t--a ley q. J4-1-
aEE D l>5s- 20 % ss-ss = Y w4au Sl4
E17E= 4is parsons nay attend Il they see proper
1ecL>T8 ROBERT SLELEMAS >1E
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T1ARAT - TANERN STANI

FARN AND TAVERN STAND
FOR SALE The s2sssv'aer will sell 81
private sale his Farm sn3 Tavern stand sitaz.s in
All5sasEy r1Tus-iE- S1Ezsrsr. county, Pa. c1 The
Sg0eE4e. sra Bedford EuE1Eike. Is Elles ezsE =
t-e Former z11 = Eilss Hsss 4 t1s latter place,
consisting Il ACRES OF LAND I95 acres an
der cultivation. L-rr1veEsL-s--a large H3zse-
-azEs Drove Stable. ucv Bank Barn. and stzer
s1.6zilllas5- IAs Lara "a vel 2lzpEel 20 grain
growing OF grazing, Well E4segsi, eDLFS-lsl. 20
eEur-Aas szS ssbsg.s TIE le-z-5c1 . she SoG-E-
err PenEsvtvaE.E hzisrlai crosses aza e13 1f this
Parz- Possession given o. the frs. isy Of 81 prll.
lss!. Terms reas5c4tle Il rhs above property =
Eas s3i3 5y the ls5 isy q J3zgary. 1888 II Viii
BE Ee2sei IGs subscriber eaz be eszsgl tel 81 1-s
residence az NJ Hssltzy. il Allegheny cp-, o- -
letter ar u est Xii p o.. Pa
dzsISuz SAMUEL WALKER
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1920 And All ExPES=Fs PAID -.
see A4vsrtassrasa. e AaEalets sarrrLE szzszG
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18
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Q CO STIDOT
WARRANTED 70 Tea9Te all desires for Tobacco
l. is entirely Vegetable and harmless It Puri-
fes and surIehea The Blood IEviZarates the Sys-
TEN, possesses great S0uTizhiEg md Strengthen
fuZ p5wers is an excellent Appetizer, euable7 the
stomach % Digss. the heaytiess food cakes sleep
refreshing and establishes robas. health. sm5k-
srs and Caewers for sixty Years Cured Price,
fifty cents. post free A treatise On the injurious
Effects sf IGosce0 with lists q references testi-
mo1iais. &c, sent free. Agents wanted Address
DR.. 7 z ABBOTT, Jersey City, y. J Sold By
al Druggists decl5wI2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18
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CETTLEAiENT OF THE BOC-N-
- II ACCOUNT OF MIDDLE WOODBURY.
tors of Aiiile Woodbury. township met st the
hotel g Hon, William G EiehestE. in Woodbury.,
On the I2sh day of December A D lSsS. II ia
acloek. sEi proceeded 60 audls the bounty ac-
count of EpaTairn Longenscker ani JaeabS :. Bass
le-. supervisors au3 collectors of the Bounty Tax
f9T the year 1854, with the following result viz.
Ephrzin LgDzene eker DR.
t. whole sm1uut ef his share O tsx
ari 3lrlieste $3sSl 9s
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-12-18
TDTT0Rf~ N0TICE.-The sui

s.riber, s7vatn5ei bv the Orphans Court
x Bedford aa2aIy 10 make distribution q J1e
naaeys in the h2nis Il John " LsErSnIelseT,
ESQ administrative 1. .he ests.e e John BseleF
6ee'i- amangs. those entitled 30 the SAME by law
aa3 90 sxzzs;Rs and se1tle say exceptions JazT
nay be 6.e1 a<aiust ,As 2cecuut o. ssh a1ulris-
fras5r- Ei-a ss.eui -a fhs duties q his apps.Ef-
uaEt on SATURDAY. the Il day e JaE2ary, 1859
st his os5sa i1 Bedford. zg I4 g'el1ek, 4 ii a
sziI Izv. when s1i s here slI parties interested
can s-seui JNo- ? EE1D. AG1i-1r-
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