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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

RAuRoAD MEETIEG. Bedford must hare a
Railread. d.-A large number Of the citizens Of
Bedford pursuant to notice given, assembled
in the Court House, on Thursday eveniug
the 10Th inst, for the purpose Of making PRE-
liminary arrangements for the holding OF
a railroad meeting during the term Of spe-
cial Court, commencing on the 27Ih inst, at
which time one or several propositions for
the construction Of q railroad to this point, it
Is expected, viii be submitted.
The meeting was called TO order by the
selection Of Hon. GEoRGE W. 6uNP as Chair
man, and J. Z. Dtvborroso as Secretary
The object Of the meeting was stated at
length by Hon. ALExAsDaE ElS0, who
stated in the course of his remarks, that be
had an interview week or two since with
Col James Worrall, President Of the South
Pennsylvania Railroad Company a company
chartered by the Legislature of Peunsylyauia
in the year 1854, to run from Harrisburg,
through Bedford and other counties, to points
IN Western Pennsylvania, who proposed to
assist us in the construction Of our road from
Bedford to Bridgeport, provided, that the
citizens of this county were willing to avail
themselves Of the charter of the south Penn
sylvania Company, and that at the meeting
contemplated this proposition would, in all
probability, be submitted for the approval Of
those who are subscribers to the stock Of the
Bedford and Bridgeport Railroad Should
our people eonclade to accept this PROPOSE
tiou, they viii be asked 10 invest stock in the
beginning of an independent line of railroad
connecting from Harrisburg west by the
Pittsburgh aud Coanellsyille Railroad with
Pittsburgh, and the Hempfeld with Wheeling,
thus forming a great through line TO the
Great West, the stock of which cannot fail
to become as valuable as that Of any Of the
great trunk lines.
Atthe conclusion ofhis remarks, Jugej King
moved that a committee of five be appointed
forthe purpose OF making arrangements for the
holding OF a meeting during the term Of our
special court, and subsequent meetings. if
necessary= and that the committee correspond
with Col. James Worrall and secure his at
tendance at the time oF holding the meeting
stated, which was unanimously adopted.
The Chair appointed Hon. Alexander King,
John Lutz Esq, Hon. Samuel L. Russell
Jacob Reed, and Thomas NJ. Lynch, said com
mittee.
Brief speeches were then made By J. R.
Dur5orrow John Lutz, and Samuel Lysing
er, Esqs.
On motion. the meeting adjourned to meet
at the ealI Of the committee. The feeling
manifested was of much better order than
we have heretofore witnessed at Bedford rail
road meetings. Everybody admits the feast
bility of the proposition.
The Republican Silver Band enliveued the
occasion with choice music, for which they
have the thanks of the meeting.
GEORGE W. Gr,P, Pres't
J. r. DUEBoRRow, Sec'y
As q matter of public interest in conuec-
don with the above we append a list Of sub
scriptions to the Bedford and Bridgeport
railroad.
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a SPLENDID Farm AT PRIVATE SALE.

SPLENDID FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
L4 The Subscriber offers at private sale his farm
in Napier township, containing 2p3 acres, lying
on basa sides OF lhc Bedford and Stsyst5wn
turnpike, seven miles rrstug Bedford aad tvo miles
east af SehClzbure. About one half is cleared
and under fence and the bliaree is wen timherei.
ThiEty-eighJ acres are In clover. aud Che balance
ia q good state of cultivation. The bindings are
a large dwelling house, part stone, with back
building. good barn and other out buildings,
also new two story tenant h0lse. The land IS
vel supplied with never failing water Persons
desiring TO examine the property can 10 go by
calling On tHe subscriber az his residence on the
premises. II not sold before the 9th of October
next the property viii he sold az public sale
saeu-5ru MARTIN RELLET
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BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
the subscriber viii sell at pg5Hc sale, on The
premises,
on FRIDAY, THE 22rH day Of OCTOBER.
1859, all the Real Estate late OF David Patterson.
deceased in Bedford township, Bedford county.
and being
FIRsT-THE MANSION TRACT, containing
90 acres and lA6 PCrchCs and having thereon q
Stone Dwelling House, double Log Barn. two
Tenant Houses and large frame Grisf Mil.
This property is situated in the midst af rich
agricultural country and the Mitl is located upon
the Juniata river, never failing stream Of va1cr
SEcuSD-A FINE FARM adjoining the above
containing acres and Perehes, and having
thereon erected Log House, Double Log Bara,
and other buildings. This farm is ia s. good
state Of cultivation aud located in a pleasant
ueighborhe0d-is about two miles from Bedford.
is nearly al cleared and under fence, and con-
tains large quantities % Iron Ore.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, all tie PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of deceased. not set sold, eonsi L
ing Of Horses, Cattle, Grain Of all kinds wagons,
pl0ws, horse gears and aH kinds Of farming uten-
sils.
TERMS OF sALE.-Real estate. 5ue-thifd in
hand at confirmation Of sale and balance "a -w0
equal annual payments without interest.
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOHN CESSNA. Administrator
l7sep Of estate Of David Patterson. deed
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FOR
- FANILY PHYSICIAN.

JUST THE BOOK NEEDED N EVERY
FAMILY, aad SO cheap that all can afford it. Il
is a ban1sea, octave Of So closely printed pages,
containing the matter OF q $500 volume, bat is
Sold 1t s. SD. It differs from all similar works,
H7 giving the different modes Of trpatmant-tLe
ALL0PATHJC, HOMEOPATHIC, HTDROPA-
EUIC. ELECTIC, ard HERBAL, thus rendering
t available where other books are Of no use.
Agents iad It By far the best selling book Of the
kind ever published. Over TWO THOUSAND
2.aJaj COPIES have already been sold In the
city og Chicago, whe-e the author resides Send
fog Circulars, giving fun particulars terms, ezc-
Address, G. /. VENT, Publisher,
Iazeat2t No . Barclay Street, View Iofy-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

SoUTH PENNSYLVANIA RAHRoAD.-The
citizens Of Bedford county are respectfully
requested to meet at the Court House in Bed
ford, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 29th Sept,
at z o clock, to subscribe stock in the books
ofthc South Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
?. S. We have an assurance from Eastern
capitalists that It we can raIse Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars local subscription on the
line OF the road, that the road viii be built.
It IS through road from Harrisburg to the
Conuellsville Road. JOSIAH EsPY,
Agent 70 receive subscriptions for stock.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

VINO WAITS SEwrSa MACHINE I've
have a new $500 Grover and Baker sewing
machine which We win dispose Of on easy
terms to any one who wants a good machine:
and who does not want q good sewing ma
chiHe2
Also a new Singer Sewing Machine for
sale as cheap as can be sold il the com
muaity and on the best ofterms.
Also a Seventy Eve dollar Machine OF the
American Buttouhoie aud Ovezseamiug
Sewing machine Company Manufacture on
the most favorable terms.
Either ofthe two last named machines can be
seen In operation in town, where they have
gwen the most complete satisfaction. Fur.
'heF particulars can be had by calling at, or
"lllng to, the INoUIKER Offee Bedford Pa.
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MARRIED.

At the Methodist parsonage in sehellsbnrgs
Aug. 18th, by Rev. A. w Decker, Mr.. SAMUEL
BURKEBINE to Miss MARY c. WILLIS, al
Of Bedford co.
Al the house Of Rob't Ralston, Esq, Ia WATER
side on Tuesday morning, Sept 7th, 1863. Af
DAVID s. Long 10 Mrs. NANCY ODER, beth
Of Middle Woodberry township.
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SURVIVOR 6ENrE1. 0gFlcE,
Harrisburg Ha., Say Gth. lsa9
Ia obedience 60 an Act Of Assembly, approved
tle eighth day of April, ons thousand eight aua-
5gsl and y-Bine, yog -re hereby notified that
.hs County Land Lien Docket crrtainiGe the
list Of gurareD.el lands for Bedford comfy. PIE
pared under the Act al Assembly Of the twentieth
q. Nay, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
frE- and the suppiem eut thereto, has this day
been forwarded 90 the Erstdauetury IF tho cgua-
ty. al whose Office 8. may De examined The liens
can only be Hguija,el by tas payment Of the
purchase money, interest and fees. and receiving
patents through this Department. Proceedings
be tHe Attorney General h-ye been stayed for aue
year from this date, iu order that parties may OBJ
tain tasir patents without additional c1sr.
JACOB u. CAMPBELL,
ltuav.im Surveyor General.
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In addition to the above there are 5,oOQ
or $4,000 subscribed by parties in the heigh-
borhood Of Black Taunery, whose names
we have not been able to obtain Thus it
win be seen that there are about $50, 600 al
ready subscribed. We have no hesitation in
saying that $4,000 more viii secure us
railroad. Let 1t be subscribed promptly, what
ever course may be adopted With $50, 600 we
can secure either the Bedford and Bridge
port, Or extension Of the Huntingdon and
Broadtopj or perhaps both upon the charter
Of the South Pennsylvania as above proposed.
at the option Of the stockholders. Now is
the time TO move. Let there be fau at.
tendance, Of all who wish to secure an early
completion Of our railroad, at the next meet
ing.
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HOTEL

The subscriber oilers tais we1 known Hotel
property, situated on the corner ofJuliaua aud
Pitt streets, Bedford. Pa, for salc or rc1 a1.i}
December Ist.
The building is far superior 20 any other in
town and is one of the most favgrably located ID
Southern Pennsylvania. Persons wishing good
Hotel Property viii DO well to give this their at
tentioa.
For terms or further particulars address tbe
subscriber at Bedford, Pa.
SsepSm MICHAEL LUTZ
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

THE Metbodists OF Bedford charge have Ia
ken active measures 20 raise subscriptions for
The erection Of a new church IN this place.
We are glad to see move in this direction.
Though the old edifce was credit to the
Merhodists Of ancient days, it is very poor
monument Of honor to the people or the
Lord, IN this progressive age. In winter it is
sacrifice of comfort to sit in the building
during hours Of service, as It IS almost i'm
possible 10 make it comfortably warm, aad in
windy weather the smoke from the stoves and
ohimneys Is iutolerable and irremediable.
The cracked walls, faded curtains aHd paper,
and the perforated roof call in loud tones for
new building, We hope the membership
viii hearken unto the call, and erect church
which viii be an honor to themselves and an
ornament to the town.
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DIED.

Sept. 4th, IA Napier township, Mr.. JOHN
s9HATzER-sged 40 years, 10 months and ~
days
Pittsburgh Pa, August 81. 1852 ? n. r., Major
JOHN KING, in the 56th year 0f his age, form-
erly Of Bedford, Penn.
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~ IN PRICEs. F0R CAsHL

Our terms win be- CASH, unless otherwise
agreed upon by the parties, and at NEST, only
short credit viii be given.
We desire al persons having unsettled accounts
with Geo. Blymyer, Geo. Blymyer B Son and B.
N. BlymyeF & Co., to call and Settle On Or before
the 1st Of October. as after that time the books
win Be left with II. NIcouEEus for settlement
I6sep2m B. n. BLYllEER 6 co.
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rl1RrsrEEs - oFAFAnsI.

TF1RUSTEEs SALE OF A FARM
4 b virtuo oi an order Of tAe 0rn- ans Court
ot Bedford county, the urder --ea VIII s5'l al
public sale on r1c premises, on III tLnEA4s the
2Sd Of SEPTEMBER inst, az one ls-6 4. H.
Of said dag. all that farm, or t-a- laaa Of
which Jacob H5wsare died, selzeI situate
ia Southampton township. EcdlcTd ccan.y, con
t1iuing 84Tt acres more or loss, originally sur
feJed on warraat dated May Zeth }syi, granted
70 Jesse Evans, adjoining lands of Barnard 0neal
Darid Peter and Wu. Adams. Esqs. Terms
,ash- JOHN 7. REED,
lJsept5t Auditor.
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aaisfflIauepas.


Donaini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six. A. g. CURTIN"
And the Judges ef the respective districts afore-
said, are required 70 meet al Bedford on the Fri
day next following the holding of said election,
then and thtre to perform those things required Of
them by law.
Given under my hand, at my Office in Bedford.
this Sd day Of September, in the year Of our
Lord, ons thoasaud eight hundred and sixty
nine and in the niuty fourth Of the Indspen-
denee Of the United States.
ROBERT sTECKhAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff of5ee, Bedford.
SeP.S, 1882
T IsT OF CAUSES put down for trial a. Al
L. j0urned Court. 9th day Of September. A. D.
1869.
Susan Bradley vs. Josiah Mowry.
Jas. MadsFa ct al IS Abm EYersoie.
5. $. Fiuek ct 81 vs. Jos. Putt.
Same vs.. arnold Houpt
Same vs.. Levi Patt.
same Sc. John Besser.
Same vs.. DanI Weaver
Same ys. Able Putt
Same Jacob Rahm.
Same Mich. J.. PGtt-
Same vs.. Jas Bowser.
Jos Garliek r. Abm Gariiek
Ih0s. GrOwden vs. Arch Blair et al
Jae. 6. Brumbaugh VS.. Thos. 4. Sleek.
Adam Leonard vs. John Ysnt.
Geo. Roads vs.. Edw. A. Feekler-
John VI Duncan, Trustee, Sc vs.. EssingtoR Ham
mOnd ct al.
FreieFicka Miller vs.. John McIlwaine.
Diehl & Dibsrt rs. Barclay q Shoemaker.
JAS Patton W. Ssm1 Hsfner ct al.
Sam. Mixel ys. East Providence twp.
r. Kirkpatrick d Co. IS. G. r. BsTndoI,ars Admr.
Sophia " Mullen IS. Geo. Mullen's Exrs.
John ". Duncan. Guardian, &c. ys. Essington
Hammond.
Same vs. John Kemp et al.
". 3. Huffman Geo. ". Gump
Henry b. Mock IS. Wm. Hammers.
Certified Aug. So 1859.
2seR O z SHANNON, Prot.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

IHE best preparation known IA market for
restoring gray hair to It's original color, is
Halls Vegetable Siciliaa hair Reae,rer.
Try it,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

We call the attention Of Mechanic to the
advertisement Of the county Commissioners
IN another column, for proposals tor building
two county bridges in ST. Clair township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

NOTICE.-We respectfully notify all in
~ cur debt-kuowiug their obligations 10
pay us are 0Usr dge-that unless paid in q
very short time, cost viii be added without
respect to persons. Ibausing all Of our
friends who have paid us promqtiy. we notl,
fy all who imagine they have right to use
our means for years, they will receive our
especial attention. No business can be sus.
.ained without money, aud We purpose hand
ling some Of ours 'peaceabiy if We can, fo-ci-
big Il We must.
l3augln 4. b CAAMER i co.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17
IACOB BRENNEMAN.

II ANOD DIlL-F NM ~.
WOODBEBRT, PA,
SCRIVEEER, C0EVEYANCEB, LICENSED
CLAIM AGENT, and Ex-O6ei5 JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE,
VIII atteEdt0 all business entrusted into bis hands
with promptness and despatch. Wll retai5 mon
ey by draft to any part II the country. l5sely
NHTANTED-AGENTs to sen e thoroughly
w domestic article wanted in every finally.
Exclusive territory given. Business pleasant and
respectable. One agent sold 800 IN one small
town; one, Ieoe in fva towns; one, 81 10 calling
on 80 families; another, 30 per day for days 10
succession, upon which he made Si2 per day and
others do equally as well Send fer circular.
LITTLEFiELD d DAME,
I7sep4t le2 Washington st. Boston. Mass
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, DMINTsTRAT0R,s NOTICE

u AS-ft ~ - A A--A A 'fA' . -hf II
n Letters of administration ON the Estate Of
Jacob Miller, late of Cumberland Valley town
Snip Eedford county, deceased. having been grant
ed 90 the undersigned, by the Register Of said
county, all persons indebted 10 saI estate are
hereby requested 20 make immej.lte payment t0
said estate and those having claims against said
estate VIII present them daily authenticated for
settlement WASHINGTON MILLER,
llseP Administrator e..
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Drawn and certified at Bedford the fa.h Eav
OF August i. D. 1859.
ISAAC EEN@TEEFE.
WILLIAM KIRK.
Attest: Jury Commissioner
Js0. D. FlsHEr, Clerk. l7ssr5f
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3lgp 9dpGrtiaementa,

All advertisements, except public sales and
legal notices, viii be inserted three months and
charged accordingly unless otherwise ordered.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17
II ALL's VEGETABLE sICILIAN

HAIR REVIEWER
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara-
tiOn for the Hair ever offered % the public %
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO us ORIGINAL
C0LO4-.
and create a new growth here it has fallen Of
from disease or Batural decay.
Il viii prevent the Hair from failing out.
All who use IL are unanimous in awarding it
the praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extant
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
MANUFACTURED oSLY BY
r. p HALL & co.
l0septlm Nashua. n. H.. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. Fr:se SI.0o
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WArER.-What is wrong with our water
works The hydFants have beer dry for sew
erai days in various parts Of the town and on
Tuesday there seemed to be q general suspen-
sion Of the water supply What IS wrong.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

TIE rains Of Monday and Tuesday of last
week put the soil in fine order for plowing
and sowing Fall grain and our farmers have
been busily engaged ever since in sowing
their wheat and rye
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

II JETINGDON BR0AUT0p RAILROAD
Il On and after Monday, May 81, 6g, Pas
seuEer Trains wiz arrive and depart as follows:
Un TRAINS. UovE TRAINS
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MAGxoLIA WATEa. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, aud sold at hal
t2s price. t.
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9ofal Affaifg.

B. n. Blymyer & Co., have 6ae lot Of
Copper kettles for sale.
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ITANTED-ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
w TO Canvass for a new Religious Work. Of
rare merit peculiarly adapted to the young, but
equally entertaining and instructive - an, and
invaluable 20 every Christian family; unequaled
in elegance and cheapness being emheliished
with nearly 800 engravings Experienced Agents
and others, wantin a work that =ilI sell al sight,
should secure choice Of territory at once. For
particulars. terms, de-, address, P. GARRETT
& CO, Phila.. Pa. loseptlw
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

FSTATE OF JOSEPH BOYER, decd.
"a Letters Of Administration, with the viii
annexed, of Joseph Boyer, late of Juniata
township, Bedford county, Pa, dec d, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Reg
lister Of Bedford county, all persons indebted
10 said estate are hereby requested 10 make
Immediate rayment, and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. SAMUEL BOYER,
2Oaug Admir- Of Joseph Boyer, decd.
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d EDFORD
c LAS sICAL CHOoL


The above school viii reopen on
MONDAY, AUGUST 2xD, 1863
The same stadies viii be pursued as formerly,
viz: the various branches of good English edu-
cation with the addition, if desired, Of the higher
mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, and
Spanish. Il is desirable that all the students
should study Latin, although not obligatory.
TERMS, per quarter Of 10 weeks;
Do. do. with Latin or Greek 10 90
With one OF more modern languages - 90
FREDERICK WOODS,
Bedford, July 80, ISS9-am Principal
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CTILL AHEAD.-Thc ONLY cheap and useful
- Sewing Machine. Does ALL any machine
CAN 10. $500 only. Sample af eost. 5000 a
month 20 agents. Address
ASHUELOT S. NJ. CO.,
27aug4w Hinsdale, n II.
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he INNoCENTs ABROAD

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and concentration Of all his powers. No stoicisgu
can withstand itg geniality and humor. Il is the
most readable, enjoyable, laughable, and popular
book printed for years.
10000 rofgmes printed aHraace and aoJo
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NovERNOR's CAMPAIGN

GOVERNORS CAMPAIGN
CAPS, CAPES & TORCHES
Price Of Torches, SIS, S2s, $50, ss5 and $40
per hundred. Send for price list and engraving
Of Caps and Capes.
PHILIP HILL, ManuFr,
20l Church St. bet. ID Sd ab Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
2zs- Military Companies Uniforms made to
order. 27aug4t
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T1yFRY THING In the BOOK and STATION
Fu.RY line for sale at the Inquirer Book Store.
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NTOTICR.-Au persons having unsettled ae-
IN counts with Dr. WM. ii. WATSON, % gee !,
-, bsrsb,- nofifi.3 10 call Upon the undersigned
n E,,,-,,toy -rf settle the same without delay.
ssortf WM WATSON, Executor.
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Be CAEETUI--We understand the Registry
lists posted at the places OF election in some
districts have been torn down and carried off
by some ignorant or evil disposed parties.
There is heavy penalty inflicted for this Of
Tense which should be born in mind.
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WORLD
A GENTS CAN NOW GET TERRITORY for
MARK TWAIN'S

NEW BOOK, WITH 23f ENGRAVINGs.
Who has not heard Of the author Who has
not laughed over his quaint sayings and queer
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I IST Of JURORS Drawn for Special Term.
II 4th Monday, 27lh day of September. A. p.
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ITO TIE OWNERS OF UNPATENrED
LAMBS

Nay 2a' JoHN NEILLIps. spre
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VIZ cannot understand why people should
any longer buy the miserable preparations
advertised as hair restorers, when the AHsma
which is really the finest article for she hair
in use, can be procured Tor so reasonable a
price as one dollar bottle.
Prominent over all other medicines is Sew
ard S Cough Cure
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VIZ would call the attention Of our readers
10 the advertisement of ''Leasure Hours
which will be found in another column lis
q very popular magazine, published BY
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