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DfntlStru.

~ n. IIICKOk,
DENTIST,
Office at the old stand in BANK BUILDING, Julian
na Street. BEDFORD, Pa.
All operati ms pertaining 10 Surgical and NJ '-
chnnical Dentistry, performed with care, aud
WARRANTED.
Anae>fhetics administered, whe" deStred. Ar-
hfciui teeth inSeyted per set, $500 and @pw 'ra
r. As am determined to do
A CASH BUSINESS
or none have reduced the prices of fARTIFlCIAL
TEE III of the various kinds, 20 PER CENT. end oI
GOLD FILINGS 33 PER EE,T. This reduction
will be made only to strictly CASH PATIENTS
and all such will receive prompt attention.
fph7 '68f
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alfw Advertisements.
i S. BERKSTRESSER,

II S. BERKSTRESSER,
eb WITH
F.. MEGkAW & CO.
Manufacturer, and Dealers III lob 6lcco, Cigar
and SNUFF So AMI 5j II mi Street and 81 ST. ClSir
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. mAroml.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Thp under
~ signed appointed by the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County t" report distribution of the
money in he hands of John lhcken, Executor OF
the lasr will, &c. of Muses. Dicken' dec d., to aud
arnon sst heirs ami creditors "" attend 70 the du
Ties nf his ,iut,ueut ut his of in Bedford on
Tuesiry. the II h day of NJ 'rch A. D, 1865, at
10 o'clock, A NJ, of shId day, when and where
nil btrics iuteres Ell can attend fthey prop
err JNO. P. REED, auditor.
re v1
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He has also on hand large assortment of
DRT-GOODS,

such as ldies' dress goods consisting Of all wool
deInines; calicoes, at 10, II. 10 and 10 cents per
yard muslins at 10, IL. II and - also NOTIONS
in great variety; qu~cnsware, groceries hoop
skirts cotton-chIin, tob Icco and ci sars &c. sc.
4 nd good supply of gum coats and blankets ai-
ways Oh hand. DUN blankets at Sl.75
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F. C. REAMER

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v PRIVATE %ALE.-Oue lot Of ground in the
centre of Bloody Run fronting Main street
about sixy-fve feet, of the very best business
locations in Bloody Run. Also. ten acres of wood
land, adjacent to Bloody Run, lying on the Bed
ford Rail Road cuniaining first rate ren ore and
having thereon a ueyer-lailing spring of water.
For particulars inquire 1T he store of Mrs. :. K
Mann, Bloody Run, or Of Dir. llickok, Bedford, Pa
Dec I5 '65
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THE CONFEDERATE FLAG on THE
OCEAN.-Our readers all know that
the pestiIentiaI duct rines of MOugrcIism
creep into HIne-ten tbs Ut Tie reading
matter Issued from the public press.
We must have pure literature, with
outa taint of the nigger about i, with
out thes,i rhte5r iniiX-il III 'il>Sts Ilue,
or the present generation of re,i iers
wi / become Is deb tuch "a dl the pIs-.
the Caucasian series of stories now he.
in- issued by Van Evrip, II ,rtpn &
Co, of The NetO York DW-B)9t, afe
of the pure white lnan style, aAd the
NJ. | which We have received, just off
the press and ready for the public
Tie CJafedertte Flag OF tie O:om is
Il capital story, spirited, thrilling, strict
~ historical and patriotic. There is
not a Democrat in the country ~ho
will not prize it highly as one Of the
most entertaining nOvelettes ever writ
ten. The series will be kept up.
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jun2l,' '67yl

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies OF lHud:
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing l60 acres each, situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad in Champaign county. State Of
Illinois miles from the city of Urbana, and one
mile from Rentusl station said Railroad. Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one of them has a never
failing pond Of water upon it The city Of Urbana
contains about 1000 ini abiants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALSo-O~s-) )o"rfh of a fract of LGad, situated
in Broad Top township. Bedford county, con ain
ing about As with all the coal veins of Broad
Top running trough it.
ALso-THrss L0ts in the toacn Of COaim0M
Huntingdon county
Jan Is '66-tf F. c. REAMER
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d ENTIS TRY!
DIR. ii. VIRGIL PORTER,
Qate of New York city,

DENTIST,
Would respectfully inform his numerous Friends
and patrons. tina, he is still
IN BLOODY RUN,
where he may be found ut NIL times prepared t"
insert those BEA UTIFUL ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. at the low price of from Ten 20 ElGH-
TEEN DOLLARS nrr set.
TEETH EXTRACTED, clth0Nt pain.
ay1 Temporary sets inserted if desired
r. All operations rran'ed.
- Special attention is invited to Dr. Porter
scientific method of preserving decayed and aching
eetb. Ii. VIKHIL PORTER.
ilu3 '6Stf
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WINTER CLOTHING

WINTER CLOTHING,
which he will sell very CHEAP FOR CASH or
COUNTRY PROUtCE All wool pants and vests
a. low $500 TO $l2OO; overcol5s, from s. Oh to
$50 90; cloths, casslmeres, cassnets, d., of the
best gu ,lty, and at the lowest prices; under-clolh
ing, such rs unlsr-shrts AMI drawers, Al $l.O0
each !; also, ftnhel shirts, II; $l.7j
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"EvERY SATURDAY."-ThiS reprint
of the most interesting selections from
foreign literature is now in its fifth vol
ume, and certainly has lost none of its
freshness with age The selections are
varied and made with much care and
taste, embracing the cream of British
and Continental literature, 81 closely
printed double column pages Of whirh
are given every Saturday at the mod
crate price of 10 cents a number, or
$500 d year, by Ticknor 4 Fields, Bo.-
ton.
The special alattentiOn ofthe Ladies is in
viteltO Wn. i. Hopkins Three Grades
of Hop .5kirts-the ''kpystonp
Skiri," "Union Skirt" and Cham
piol Skirt" Read advertisement in
his .sSue.
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! ~ l.
dispatch appeared in all the daily pa
pprs of the 18th ult.:
! BEDFORD, Pa, February 25.-There
| is great excitement at this place about
! the Impeachment, and several rnlnpail-
| les are being rapidly organized to sup
! port the President.
Captain r. III. Lyons has already tif-
! ty men on his list. and al least three
companies can be ready in fOrty-elght
hours.
Captain Lyons is gallant soldier
who served i'm the Union Army during
the greater part Of the war, having
| commanded company in the both,
! p. ", and also in The 23d Pa. CaNa ry.
some of the RAIDS. herea outs were eX-
| trenelv wrothy about this dispatch,
and denounced it a. false. Should
! President johnson find it necessary 10
| call out men To sustain the constitution,
they will find that there was "morr
! truth than poetry" in it. They should
remember that there are some things
hat are not '',ireamt of in their PIN
osophy."
TRUE PROPHET. The grounding
is il trae prophet. lie saw his shadow
nn CandlemasS day, apd retired into
his burruw, with the traditional injunc-
ton to all his friends and admirers, To
look out for squalls. Well, here we are.
four weeks after his disappearance,
with snow four inches in depth, and
the feathery flakes still descending.
And when we look forward in the
hope of an early spring, we are remin-
ded that it is only
The stormy March has come AT last"
YES, the ground-hOg Is Il true prophet.
lie beats Seward all hollow!
PITTsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
take pleasure in commenting this
institution to public patronage. The
buildings, one hundred and furty-eigIt
feet in length, have been improved
from year to year, until they are among
the finest of their kin in the country.
The ceilings a high, the halls and
rooms neatly paprred, and well lighted
and ventilated, and every arrange
ment made for the comfort and con-
venience of the pupils. The Faculty
embraces twenty-five teachers, chosen
with special reference to their fitness
for the positions they occupy, and
most of whom have had from five to
twenty-five years experience III their
profession. Five of them are employ
ell in the music department. French
and German are taught by native
teachers. here are also Spaci. al teach
erS for all the other Ornamen tai bran
cheS, such "a drawing, Painting, Need
leWOrk, Wax Flowers, &c. + ,'ery parC
part of IL tnor0Igh, solid and q rnainen-
tai education is amply prDVl. led for.
The boarding puplis are unCler lie
special care of the President and his
wife, and their constant effort Is to
make the College Christian HJm8 for
ali committed to their tuition. We
cordially cOnlnend the College To ali
our readers. The Spring Term Will
commence March 23d. Send 10 the
President, Rev. l. {. Pershing, ID. ID,
for Il catalogue.
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TKT NTER IS COMM G.!
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER!

The undersigned hast just received from the
Eas ern Cities, large and varied stock of
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sales.


DRlVATESALEOF VALUABLE
REAL ESrATE.-The undersi snel. Execu.
or of the last Will and Testament Of John S.
private sale the MAN Jon PLACE of said d. cd
containing l3 acres. wore ur less. With THREE
DWELLING HOUSES GkGST MILL SAW
MILL. DI>TGLLERG BARN, and other out
buildings thereon erected. situated 'hree miles
nor heaSt of Bedford. There is also good orch
ard IF choice fruit trees. and Il Spring of never
falling water on the premises The place af 'rds
a splend site for rctory, there being excellent
water power. Also, tract oI choice land con-
tatning 30 acres, adjoining he aboye mentioned
tract, having good BARN and ORCHARD
thereon. These tracts will be sold separately. or
toget her, as the purchaser may desire ALSO,
tract Of timber land, in Bedford tp., sdjOining
lands Of Fred. KoOnts. Adam Dihers and others
clntaining about so acres.
TERMs0reasonable. For information, address
the undersigned. Pattonsville, Bedford CO., or
nov2sf JOSIAH RITCHEY, Ex'r.
NOR SALE OR TRADE.
2 .racts, Of 16n acres each, within three miles Of
y depot on the Union Pacific Railroad, back of
Omaha.
| tract Of bottom land, timbered and praire, two
miles from Omnhr city.
0me-third of 1000 acres in Fulton county. Pa,
Including valuable ore, mineral and timber lands.
near Fort Litleton.
Over 4,nO0 acres of valuable ore, coal and tim
Der lands in West Virginia.
Also-32I acres of land in Woodbury. CO.. Iowa.
ALS0-Twen y-fye one acre lots, adj lining the
borough of B ttorl, with limestone rock for kiln
quarry. the upper "nl Of ea;h
ALSO
33O acres in Reynolds Co, Missouri.
45) do do shannon do do
27G8 10 do B ,iu5er do DO
80 do do Franklin do Iowa.
0. E. $IANNON,
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Attorntus at Yaw.
J. n. LoSGESEcKER.

= pussELL j. II. LoSGESEcKER.
DUSSEL. & LONGENECKER,
X ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT Law,
BEDFORD. Pa,
viii attend promptly and faithfully to all busi-
ness entrusted to their care. Special attention
given to collections aud the prosecution OF Chains
for Back Pay. Bounty, Pensions &c
OFFlcE. on Juliana Street, south of the Court
House. dPf'' o'"
j. McD. SHARPE. r. kEkk;
CHARPE Il KERR, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties Of-
fee ON Juliana St. opposite the Banking House OF
Reed Il Seheil. March :, %.
nrppopRow JOHN LUTz.
nURBO RO w & l. y TZ
J ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
win attend promptly to nil business lntrusted TO
.i.ir care. Collections made on the shortest no
tce. 49,.
and will give special attention to the prosecution
fclaims against the Government for Pensions
Back Pay Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c
Office on Juliana street. one door South OF the
.Mengel House, and nearly opposite The inquirer
,fice.
EOUN p. REED, ATTORNEY Al
y LAW. BEDFORD. PA Respectfully tenders
Office second door North OF lhe Aehgel house'
Bedford, Aug. |, 1851
11SPY NJ. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
II, LAW. BEDFORD. PA. Will faithfully and
romptlv atrend to all business entrusted to his
are in Bedford and aljoining counties Military
iaims, back pay, bounty. &c., speedily collected.
Office with Mann 4 Spang, on Ju.idna street
O doors Snu b of TIE Aengel House.
Jan. y, 1854,
+. N. KIaMELL. s. "; LiNGE Eel 81 L.Ia Eh
NIMMr.IL & LlNGEN F'ELfER
~ ATTORNEYS AT Law, BEDFORD: PA,
H1ve formed n partnership in the practice OF
the Law. Office on JuIpna street, two doors South
ofthe 'Mengei House,
X III. SPANG. ATTORNEY Al
II. LAW BEDFORD. PA Will promptly at
tend TO collections and all business entrusted to
his care in Bedford and adjoining counties:
Office on JuIiana Street, three doors south OF the
.Mengel House" opposite the residence OF Mrs
Tate.
May l3, 1864.
n = MEYERS J. W. DICKERSON.
Viewers & DICKEtSON, AT
wi TORNEYS AT LAW, Bedford, Pa, Office
ssame as formerly occupied by Hon w. p. Schell.
wo doors east Of thsGAzETTE office, will prachc
in the several courts of Bedford county. Pensions
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J. McD. SHARPE. q r. hEhk;
CHARPE 4 KERR, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice IN
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties of,
Tee on Juliana St, opposite the Banking House OF
Reed Il Seheil. March z, %.
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"a Standard RemedY. .

Such an article is DR.. Tobias Venetian
Eminent" 1thas stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
satisfaction In q single instance. Every
drop or this valuable compound is mixed by
DR.. Tobias himself Therefore, IT can Away
berelied upon. 1t Is warranted superior 70
any other, for the cure of Chronic Rheuma-
tIsm, Toothache. Headache, Sore Throat,
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, Sea sickness, Insect Stinss,
sprains, Cholera, Collie, spasms, Dysentery,
Bruises. Colds, Coughs, Old Sores, SwelllngB,
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There
is no medicine in the World" that stands
moro on Its own merits than the Venetian
Liniment" Thousands of Certificates can
be seen at the Doctors ohice, attesting to its
rare virtues. The great sale for DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment, has induced several un-
princlpled persons TO counterfeit thist'valu-
abIe Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful to see that "Dr. Tobias Venetian
Lintmsnt" Is stamped on the glass, done up
In yellow paper, and signed IS. i. Tobias"
An others are dangerous counterfeIts, and
although they may TessnabIe the "Venetian
Lininentn in color and smell, bespare Of
them" Sold by all Druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States.
Price 50 cents and one dollar Per bottle. De-
pot 10 Park Place. New York. oclS-1md&w
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The Language OF the HAnakerchier.


"The handkerchief, the handker-
chiefp calculated the Jealous Moor, and
killed his loving D,sdemona because
she failed to respond. Fans and Aow-
ers have each their language, and why
not handkerchief No reason having
been discovered, it has transpIred that
handkerchief 1lrtatIons are rapidly
coming into fashion. AS yet the
'.code OF signalso is confiued to a select
few, but we do not intend that they
shall enjoy the monopoly any longer,
and accordingly publish the key. Our
in formant says that it may be used at
the opera, theatre. balls, and such
places, but never in church; and we
hope that this restriction will be OBJ
served, and are quite sure atitvon't:
Drawing across the Hps-Desirous Of
an acquaintance.
Drawing across the eyes-I am sorry,
willing. w ''' 'Uo
Dropping-we will be friends.
1wirilng IN both Observation-Disclosures.
Drawing across the cheek-I love
Drawing through the handa-r hate
Letting it rest on the RICH. cheek
Letting 1t rest on the left cheek-N,,
rwirli1g Il In the LEFT hand-I wish
to get rid OF you.
TTirlins it in the right hand-1lOve
Folding it'll wish to speak with you.
Over the shoulder-Follow me.
Drawing across the forehead-We are
changed.
=, Letting sTaaI it remain on the eyss-YOu
Wi. Winding around toreanser-I am en-.
married. 80
ny Pal,,ns it in the pooEes-No more at
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Desirable Residence for Sale

e.1 cRANMER, Attorney. oeas.s0i
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settIInx the NooI Que,,Ion.

Some 900 or so sheep passed through
town the other day on their road 10 ti3e
slaughtered, the pelts and choice hans
saved, and the balance hoiled up for
soap grease 6nd fed TO hogs, of which
corresponding Dumber is kept on
hand TO consume the meat. The sheen
were bought in Ohio at low figure, we
unoerslAnd, about 65 cents a head and
are are only a portion of what are To be
disposed of. AT several points In Ohio.
~ mar disposition Is being made Of
S4S surplus sheep.-The hogs are beipr,
mn , s9s awhile on mutton and finished
49,, mn COR, corn aud Rlaughtereti in their,
urn WelLS6ilTo Reraisf ~ -tAs ~ elE
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For Sale.

GHU. b. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, Fourth street, next door 10 the
Court House. oct22-SOtd
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our Legislature SO often that it is thor
oughly understood by the people
throughout the State. Aside from its
plain unconstitutiona1ity. it would be
the grossest injustice to every other
taxpayer and would in the end have a
most caIamitous influence on the whole
policy of the State. 1t is a matter oil
vastly more importance than nine
tteuths Of our people have ever conceived
though the persistency with which the
Company pushes its demand indi-
Gates how much 1t involves. We have
felt 1t our duty to resist this demand
from the beginning; and We shall con-
tinue to resist it, while ever we have
pen to write, a type to print, or ink OF
paper to do either.
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A MARKED reduction in the number
Of officers now required to look alter
our local affairs would not be without
It's beneficial results. Our system OF
local government would thus be great
" sfmplifed, and with simplicity
would come economy. The public
business would be better discharged If
couhded to fewer hands, and there
would be fewer opportunities for ex.
travagancs and leAkage.-RegiSter Of
yesterday.
we are not sure but there is some
thing in this. Suppose we begin the
work of reduction here at home. 1t
takes over hundred thousand dollars
a year to run the machinery OF this
little city as at present arranged. II
there was not SO much machinery, We
suppose 1t would not cost SO much.
How would 1t do to thin out the sala-
ried officials here in wheeling2 Say
we begin with the Municipal Conrt.
The city prospered before this Court
was invented. we-thInk 1t might pros
per If 1t was abolished. What says the
Reois,erS
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Factory for Sale

Special ommssioner.
Wheeling WA IocsiSWa9 SSits
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Impure Blood ,Inl...s,.,--

The bowels may be costIve or some organ
does It's work weakly. From causes like
these gases and Eummy substances occur
which poison The blood; the perspiration
may be checked; the feet may be SO chilled
that their fetid exhaIations are thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause for pains,
levers, tnflammattons. In these cases
RraL dreths Pills are worth more than gold
Five orsik cure at once. Remember they
cure by at once removing nom the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pulls Lhould
betn the house ready.
See B. BRANDRETH In white letters on the
Government stamp Principal once Rran
dreths House, New York.
Sold by an Druggists oc1s.lmd&w
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Anotner Essay ON the..FreshsuRJsel


Editors Lntelli0eaesr
There Is In your issue of November
10, ga Fresh Essay ON New Snblect,
TO which, with your permissionl Will
refer: not SO much to the letter ITSELF
as to quiet the fears of the ParkersDuLg
Times and the ClATkBburg Telegraph;
OF course L do not for moment inteno
to say that the writer was serious when
he committed the aforesaid piece OF
pleasantly. 1t would have done you
good 10 have been with him, and 70 nave
seen the chuekle ga captivating co nn-
try,n and then the uproeTtous auRnteL
when be underscored "The beauties OF
Buckhannon." Why, my dear slrs,
the writer is a celebrated wag," and
meant NO harm when he drove his
scalpel into your sensitive epidermls;
| He was simply penetrating a joke, ana
a Jolly good one too; ha, hR, ha
a couple OF Buckhannonites played
/ a practical Joke on several members OF
the Legislature last summer by having
them jolt themselves into !ndlgn,a1i92 On
over some thirty miles OF new Pike IN
a mail hack, 10 see the great curiosity
called Buckhannon. And what oiq
they say2 They said just what SONG
of my schoolboy acquatntances saln
when they went into q show 10 see 3
horse with bis tail where his head shpnld
be: and coming ont, said II was sot Al
ter all had been in, the secret vas no
longer worth keeping, when ~ tran
spired that the horse had been ted with
his tail to the trough. A great curiosi-
ty, though. Any one wiBhlng 10 visit
this eighth wonder had better provide
a boat, as that is the only kind Of loco
motion performed there during the
rainy season.
Our punster then tells as that 1.-THE
poplar trees which have been destroyed
in clearing the land, have been and
are now worth from SO to $50, per
thousand feet in New York, y but he
fails to to tell US what they are worth
at Timbrctoo, or the Fill Islands, or
may 1t please his jocosity, even In
Buckhannon. But we presume they are
worthless at the latter place from their
destruction, they having no market.
The next joke our widely travelled
correspondent perpetrates Is where be
tells us that he has Travelled all the way
"from Baltimore 10 WheeliDg,p land
that black walnut was equal to ma
hogsny Gin value" and that chick
cries, chestuuts and beechssi are mag
nItcsut," and there neglectst TO tell US
about lockwood and crab.apple, and
swamp-oak, which surely abound in
the same "salubrious climate"
Now, after what our correspondent
says, there certainly can be- no longer
q doubt that there is such q place as
Buchhannon. The Times and Telegraph
10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
what say there Isno dodo,
The like was never heard,
rob the lace ofna' uTe,
OF such WOndrons bird-n
oh. yes, there is7sueh a place as
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Iris reported from Washington that
Gen. Grant has expressed himself in
favor of an amendment tothe constItu.
ton (which it is now understood will
be brought before Congress this win
teri by which all determinations in
suffrage on account OF race or color
shall be removed in all the States alike.
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For Sale.

TLIE LATE REsIDENCE oE JAMES
i IURNEH, deceased, located In the town
iesITabIs property Is now ofered for sale. il
Is a good Brick Cottage House, containing
seven rooms, all In good repair. There b
conneeted with the house one and ahAlfacres
of land upon which there Is some valuable
fruit. For further particulars enquire OF j.