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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04
Ir Won Want
Drake's collections

or nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds OF Wine, Gin Ale. Beer, Cordsls, Superior
Cider, and much other useful information for thoS
dealing IN or manufacturing any ofthc above, either
Tor the trade or honeu ..
Sent ty rnl free Of posiage, r 20 cents. Address
r. y. NORM ANDY, sol MarAei stro"t, 81. Louis, No.
So; ivdaW
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Staplc and Fancy DIZZY GOOd..

o. every description, Hosiery, Notions. Boots ana
Shoes and complete ortment generally.
The patronage Il the public is invited the proptit'
tor guarantee ing 10 sell anything IN his ne wheths.
Dry Goods or Groceries, cheap as hey can De
bought anywhere in the city:
Remember ths place, neat door % the corner OF
Poplar and Nineteenth stieet
The Grocery establishment at the coruer Of SlALl
and Commercial, will be maintained ~ ustd,
one of the best stocked IN she cAy.
octl5tf
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MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

Mr. Anna Lang has jus, opened fresh snd strict.
~ fashionable stock NJ bonnet' hats, Covers r.s-
hons and fancy gpods genern y, nd a. she Is AZ Nc
expense. she is confident ~ her ability 70 undeFse
Eil other cs'i' saBeuts 10 tie cry. IAe ladies' are
..FtCd 20 cHl.
rhr also Colors. b.eaehss and makes over bonnsr
art hats IN style Stufs on Tenth street, between
Washington AyeuuC and Walnut street,
AI-nH iuiI stock ~ vnssieds. '.0r
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dM ~tra,ng 4i,ls ctin,

rho EvrSlse BuLlFrIN Is Published every after
coon. =, No 10 Tenth Street, tThoruton mcetl, by
ohm II. obcrjy { Co., Tor circulation curriers',
svSn.n, and the mails.
me ws,1tr ButtErIS, largo egh,-lsse forty col.
wnn raper, IA ssued on Thursday FOR The mails, snd
for saIe at our counter and by nowsdealcrs.
scspecimcn COPIES furnished rrrr. address,,
JOHN q. oDERbv co, Cairo. III.
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. 8 q . 9 3 9

To THE WORKING CHASING are nov pre-
pared to lurnsl al classes with constant employ
tnent At home the wsols OF the time or for the spare
moments business new light Add profitable Per
sons OF either ser easily cara from Dc. TO ~ PEI
evening". Hnd Proportional sum by deFouns 'he'
whole time to the business. Boys ani girls ear
nearly rs much men. That all VIII see Oh
notice may send their sisiress, ant tchi the bust
-s.s We make this aurArslied offer; To such rs M,
not we'll satisfied. we will ssnd 81 10 pay for the
sonble Of writing. Pull Particulars. valuable sam
pie, which will do to commence work and cop,
of'Thc Peoples Literary Compsnion'-one OF the
largest and best family newspapers published-si'
sent FREQ by mail. Reader, fyou want permanent
profitable work, Addres. T.. c. ALLEN co.
AsvsTA. MstSr. nos dAwjm
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A nnn,r.nmn indxccn,rnt.

Every person who sends S. 5J 30 the XIX CEN'
TuHy'' Publication Co, ~ Charleston s. C., receives
tss.superb magazine for one yoar' and COPY OF o.
,h.r Of the waverly Novels or tho works OF Chn.FT
rckens tina, may DC designated spectrum humoei
with premium list, IS cents. s'io"oi"
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Magic Aris, Discoveries, ETC.. comprising valuable
Information fof everybody. Sent by mall, Gree o.
pos,ave) for 90 cents.
address r. r. NORMANDY, sol Market street, St.
Louis, No. seA' CAVITY
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS AND
L MANU- ACTUkERS
CAyAL coAHIoIsras' oryles. /

CANAL CoAEIssNTRs' ofyIoE,
chicago, Oct. ~. 1850.
The water Power own, BY tho state on ,he Litto
" aOa-n riyer AZ New Haven Gaatin county, will be
lot Neased for term ofhy YEAR 10 the highest bid.
Der, ~ noon, on the s1h day OF NoyeIn Der next Al
m 49, be sealed and marked bids for Water Power"
county, Illinois," ~
sPe IA ns continuing conditions Of the lease can
Dc nal 9a application by mail or IN person 10 c. y
Sonsrr, EARN j. u Gin iele, Chi ago, Joseph Utley
Dixon, or v Il kox, Springfield. '''
pn the IL day 81 D ,oeiaber, At 10 q m We will
sci Il tif' IN. On the prem SEES AT NeS Haven for
cash, the oil .rist mn hu ng and all the mil ms
eain~ry therein Also, large lot 10 square white
OAK timber aad plank. y G. GlNDELE,
iO0Erh UHLEY
.oV4wiS V HICKOX
ftndt mn ..ioner
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MUSIC.
yoHN 6. kAUFFMANN,
INDEPENDENT STRING BAND.
DROF. ED. WITTIG,
Leader of
WITTIG'S STRING AND BRASS BAND

Can accommodate tho public with the best nus-N
for concerts balls parties, pn-ades, ard serensdes'
on short notice
Lessons given on very instrument.
Resi- lCnce on Washington syenuc, betve,. Fourth
and Flfih streets, Carr, Illinois
n H. Music for oalls etc., furnished, rom ore 70
eight men. sl5lG
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LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.

WI
state o. ninos, Alexander Cousty, o.. Alexander
County Circuit Court
In the Water Of Andersen Moachum On Eli 70
rs. W,lnot c. NuHson, X. Mau. Foreclose
dana hunson ana samuel Il. Hay. Mortgage.
Plblc notice - hereby gr en-, that IN pursuance Of
dscFei9 order enterct IN t,, above entitled cauEs,
10 said CIurI, on the sixth dEy Tf Octubef lso),
John y Harman M'st-T Chancery Tor said 90 uft
on the 81 day of DevemberA. d. lss. at O'Clock IN
the atern''nut sad y, w,d eel ~ puUc auction 10
toe highest BIDDER tE cash Subject 10 the equity 81
reaenip "n,) ~ the door ~ the court House N
the ciiy 81 Caro-, IN ssii county, the following
described real estate, ,liuae IN the county o! Aexa.
der and are OF Illinois, q wit Lot numbered thirty.
three a3l Ia 81 * numbered f,ny-eight (is) in tie
Fret addition 10 the city Of Cairo, together with al
AMI angular tbs tvnements and Entertainments there
unto belonging
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master an Chaneery.
Cairo, November ". a. D. isee
NOVllwat
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DRY GOODS GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
IN THE EOURTR WARD.
Uvna. HIxzEc,

Has introduced into his Fourth Ward Grocery cate
lish uent Dry Goods department, enlbrscihg eve
article usually found in the regular dry goods houS
At tho ptt
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
NNHE PEORIA
NUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.
Tie First and Best Insdtution Of the Kind in
the Emitted States.

weekly Beueht from s5 70 $40 in case Of sickness.
Eyery man or Female Of heSthy Constitution can be
Th- Institution is legally incorporated under the
laws OF Illinois. For particulars apply 20
LOUIS HERBEHr,
der2liE General Agent for state of Illinois
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II You Want

Material to make dollar bottle Of the hes; Hair Re
storatye ever used for restoring gray hair 70 s org
nas color, send 20 cents for package.
Ir Won Want
Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums, and aswect breath
send for our TURKISH DENrRIFlCE, price. 3
cents.
fyou want
cure cure Cor Hca la'ie, Catarrh, Deaines' or buz
ring IN tho ears, send for our srERNUTAToRf
Price o cents.
ne. Either Of the above sent postpaid on receipt
Of price.
Address Joseph X. L-ehar, AL Maintained, St.
Louis Mo. se27 lydaw
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( tHANCERY NOTICE.

hoe'e M9pcs ~ hereby uOuGed taSi Samuel
pes has ti-d bil iu Chlnc"ry for divorce against
,, IN the CIRCUIT Court Of Alexander county, M
nos, end that summons has been issued thereon for
sNd Defendant, returnalAe ~ the next term OF said
iouu to be hoideE Rt the Court House in Cairo, ia
Tho County Aforesaid on tho third Monday Of Janua-
~, A. y, 1870; JOHN q HARTMAN, Clerk,
! ". pavidRe, Compl'Is Solicitor.
Ocahar g. 1859 oe2sylw'
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State Of Illinois, alexander County. S. Alexander
County Cir ut C0.Ht.
John MAJOR
,I ~ Mechanics Lien. supple
Z. Dtvs.

G. DAVE.
Afh iayt ~ The non .e., :! oe ~ David Fo,A an.
Samuel O. Davis tle 1h r. .,ne ,efena an. bsySp,
b.en filed in the Clerks "a e. of lie C,rcu, Conrt ~
said couaty, notice II therefore hereby give 10 me
said David Foid and Samuel g. avis that the com.
paln.nt hled his supplemental bill in sail ,urs ON
the Chsncery side thereof the 10th dsy Of septen
Der less and that on the Goth day Of October is6g
summons Issued out Of said Court returnable as the
IAsdfects Aos unless you, the ,said David Ford
Circuit Curt II sad county the hrt day the next
Term thrfepf 20 be hOl on ~ the Court House 10 the
C'y o'cnro, IN said eoun'y, on the third Monday
OF January '1i aud pi al, answer ar denur 10 the
SAD c"mpAinaa bl "a com =, amt, thee .me and the
matters an IN ng therein charged ana stated VIII be
taken ~ aieSse d, All dc entered against You
according " the prayer said IN.
JOHN q. HARAAN. Cle.x.
Cairo, Illinois. October 18th, islg
Sulkey, Wall Wheeler, Comots Soils
p~f2ev-i
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S,WEET QgIyfST-The genuine article To be
- had Barclays. Quinine free ffew nerness, and
yet containing all the virtues uinine.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-30

ERRATA Linden" our Philadel-
phia correspondent, sends postscript
to this weeks letter, in which he pitch
es into us thusly:-
Mr.. Devil, you played havoc with
my last batch of paper squibs. You
destroyed my sense, you spelled words
wrong.
Mr.. Proof Reader, did you lose your
specs, when you had that fitting ?
Did you get knocked into pi? Well,
as moving is equivalent to one third
of fire, we will kindly subside, know
ing your readers can easily make the
corrections. IL.
We most humbly beg Linden's par
don for making him say so many awk-
ward things. Creating order out of
the chaos and confusion incident to the
removal of printing office, and rush
of job work, precluded US from giving
the paper the attention it should have
had. Besides We Were planting little
onions and computing the interest on
our Seven Thirties-we mean those we
expect to get, some day. Rest assured,
that Liuden's sheets of ink-stained
snow, shall not again be maTred by
the rude hand of printers "devil," or
his ideas knocked into "pi" by a
"speckIess" proof-reader. Not if the
court knows itself.
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GDr Brn6nen Gaepftr, Brnforn, loa,

A CARD.-Since / became a candi-
date for the nomination for Sheriff,
some evil disposed persons have circu-
lated report that | supported John
Cessna, for Congress, last fall, and that
he had secured me the appointment to
a lucrative Office as a reward for such
support. With those who know me,
no denial is necessary, and those unac-
quainted with me, could easily sat
isfy themselves of the falseness
of the charge by referring to the
vote Of our own township, where Mr..
Cessna did not get @ single Democratic
Uote The charge is false and utterly
acithoaa foundation. The appointment
referred to was that of surveyor of dis
tilleries, the emoluments of which a
mounted to about forty or fifty dollars,
and was made by William McShcrry,
Esq, Democratic Assessor of Internal
Revenue, for this district, without the
knowledge or assistance of Mr.. Cessna,
or any one else, without any solicita-
tion from me or my friends, and really
against my wishes, as Mr.. Hughes and
other distiIlers, who urged me to ac-
cept, can testify. The annexed state
ment of Mr.. McSherry himself proves
the truth of what I have here said.
WILLIAM KEYSER.
T. rqvTT. .FerroVyN. March 18th. 1869.
/ do hereby certify that on the 22nd
of January A. d. 1869, I recommended
VIM. Keyser, Esq, of Buena Vista,
Bedford CO., Penn'a, to the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue as Survey
er of DistilIeries for Bedford and Som
erset counties, and that ON the 10Th of
said month, he was appointed as such
without the influence of any other per-
son whatever. VIM. MCSHERRY.
In publishing the above card we do
not wish to be understood as favoring
the cause of Mr.. Keyser, or any other
candidate, for any office. AS we have
said heretofore, our desire is that each
candidate shall have fair and unpreju-
diced chance for nomination. Let the
electioneering be done, as true Demo-
Gratis, desiring the good of the party
and the overthrow of Radicalism,
would do it. We would just add that
we know Mr.. McSherry personally, and
that he is a gentleman of honor, a
Democrat of the straitest sect, and he
held the Office of Assessor of Internal
Revenue as a Democrat and resigned
it as soon as Grant was inaugurated.
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ARREsTED.-O Friday last we were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Huzzard, on
a ''writ of inquisition" and conveyed
to the county Jail. Like a good
citizen, willing 10 serve our coun-
try in any capacity, we marched
thither without murmur. Butimag-
inc our surprise when we reached
that place, that instead of facing iron
bars and heavy manacles to secure our
presence in durance vile, we beheld an
array of ingenious attorneys, bland
ly smiling. clerks, gentlemen of
leisure, and others who had been call
ed together to discuss the qualities of a
dinner prepared by the good lady of
the house. And such a feast To use
a hackneyed phrase, "the tables liter
ally groaned" with good things there
on, which were prepared in manner
to tickle the palate of the most fastid-
ious fellow. Being modest, we looked
on, and can verify that all did jus
ticeto the cause before them, especially
the lawyers who always like to be well
fe(e)d. In conclusion-as the speech
makers have it-permit us to say that
Mrs. Steckman knows how to get up a
dinner and the Sheriff and his deputy
know how to entiee men to go to Jail.
Arrest US again
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THE MYSTERIOUS EGGS.-A laugha-
BILE scene occurred in front of the Court
House, on Monday afternoon last.
Jerome Blitz, the great wizard, who
can practice mis- wonderful feats in pub
lie as we'll as private, stopped at one of
the huckster stands, and inquired the
price of hard boiled eggs. 1.-TWO for
five cents" was the answer. "Dirt
cheap" says the little Magician, COM
mencing to break one. By the time he
had the shell broken, out pops a ten
dollar greenback, which made the hon
est old huckster open his eyes as big as
a saucer. "That's very strange" says
he. So Jerome took up another egg
and out pop two five dollar green
backs. ''There," says the Wizard,
"thiS is certainly luck guess | will
take them all.p "No, you DON'T"
says the huckster. 81 don't sell any
more of them. / might as well have
the money as you.' Our old friend
commenced breaking open the re-
mainder of the eggs, but found no
greenbacks. Such laughing and jump
ing was never before seen around the
Court House. Repository.
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A STAR IN THE EAsT!!

N A new star has appeared in the literary
circles, called The ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD" It's illustrations are all printed in
beautiful oil colors, from one to seven, at single
Impression. In this feature alone THE 'fLLUNI-
MATED WESTERN WoRLD' stands forth the fore
most of the age. Aside from its magnificent illus
with Fiction, Solid Prose, Charming Poetry and
Glowing Romance. IL is fit companion of every
freside-the magazine OF every branch Of litera,
ture--the champion Of noble indastFies-the sup.
port ef the farmer, merchant, artisan, and the cd
ucation of the masses. Send fer specimen copies
Sold by all news dealers Subscription, $50 per
annuln. Address
THE WESTERN WORLD CO.,
Cor Park Place and College Place,
P. O. Box 4 1929, New York.
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EDITORIAL VIsIToR.-We had the
pleasure, on Monday last, of call from
our friend, d. X. Wagner, Esq, of the
Shippensburg Ne10s. David looks well,
considering that he edits a radical pa
per and has just committed tloo-icide.
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DIED.

SMTTH-Near the Foot of the Ridge on the 18th
inst, Mrs. Margaret Smith, in the 65th year OF her
age.
H0LLER-Near Dry Ridge P. o., on the 10th
inst, Mrs. Hoiier, aged so years, months and
20 days.
M0WRY-On the 23rd inst, Mrs. Catharina
Mowry, wife of John Mowry, aged ~ years,
months and days.
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There are still anumber Of cross-road
post offices in this county to be sup
piled with officers. Cannot ''our"
member ''peddle'' them out? Let him
try his hand at once.
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WE are idebted to Senator Wallace
for copy of his speech on the extrav-
gance in expenditures of the Radical
administration of State affairs. It is
an able argument against radical rule
and should be read by everybody.
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JANUs.-'Our" Congressman looks
one way and rows another. He sug-
ge5ted that the Republicans" of this
neighborhood hold an election for post
master, but acted contrary to the de-
cision of the people at that election.
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DIVIDE EFT IMPERA.-This must be
the motto of Congressman Dad. He
divides his favors. The Bedford post
office is to pay annually toanother par
ty besides the postmaster, the sum of
$500. Such is the bargain.
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DRowNED.-Mrs. Mowry, an aged
lady residing in Juniata township,
was found dead in the Raystown
branch of the Juniata, on last Friday
morning. She left the house the night
before, without the knowledge of its
inmates, and it is supposed threw her
self into the water and was drowned.
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For Sale-a limited number of post
offices. The voice of the people not
needed in this case. First-class wire
pullers only permitted to bid. Apply
to "Our'' member at once.
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Cain Norris, the Freedman's Bureau
pet, was convicted at Chambersburg,
last week, and sentenced to thirty five
years in the eastern penitentiary.
Article XIV loses an enthusiastic sup
uOrtpr
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Caterpillars have already made their
appearance and will soon commence
their ravages on the fruit trees. Now
is the time to destroy these pests.
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g. r.. osTER & ca.

wish to notify the public that they are now re-
eeiying and opening the most extensive and varied
assortment of new and cheap
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Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be
held at the commissioners Office at the court
house. in Bedford on Tuesday the 18th day of May,
1889 JOHN A. CESSNA,
Mercantile Appraiser.
n B. Persons whose names are not contained
in the above listwhO have commenced business
since the lst of April, 1884, will please inform the
undersigned of the same. Also any who have dis
continued. JOHN A. CESoNA.
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Quite a number of beautiful shade
trees are being planted in different
parts of the town. That is right
Keep the ball rolling.
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Bedford county is infested with
horse thieves Hottidaysbury Register.
That is certainly an item of news to
our people.
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WINTER GOODS

ever opened in Bedford purchased under favora-
bic circumstances since the great breakdown in
prices, and will now offer them to CASH buyers
both Wholesale and retail, at much lower prices
than the same kind can be bought for in Bedford
county. Country Storskeepers will find m opper
tunity of sorting up their stocks if only single
piece is wanted at Wholesale prices.
Special Extraordinary Inducements.
In ladies dress goods such as striped and ehsne
mohair, striped plaid, shat and chene popiins in
ehangeable effects, for suits and walking dresses,
all that lock at them say they are cheap.--ExtrA
heavy mixed melange poplins and ne plus ultra
Repellsnts for suits Empress cloth, English serges
Epinglines and corded poplins, in brown, steel,
violet, purple, wine green, garnet and bismark.
They are beauties All you have to do is look at
them, and your own Judgment will say buy
French Msrinos, coburgs, wool delainss and al
pacas in all the colorings best American de-
LANES and Armures in the new stripes aud palka
dots, very desirable
10000 yards of beautiful calico prints that won't
fade, at 6, g. 10, IL, IA, Is and l6 cents.
Piles of b,eached and unbleached maslins, at 8,
s, TO- l2, Ia, Is, is, IS and 20 cents.
You have all heard no doubt Of cheap Aannsls.
1t is all over town The ladies talk about it as
much as of the coming holidays; all wool aannsla
at 25, 80, 35, 40, IS, so and go cents.
Ladies Furs, shaWIs, Grand Dutches, Lady
Belle, pretty balmoral and hoop skirts COrsstH
guaranteed to stand enough of pressure to break
rib every week Ladies breakfast shawls, Msr-
iuo vests, hoods, gloves and hosiery
Mems wool and merino under shirts and draw
ers. WoeIen and white over shirts, comforts,
neck ties, scarfs, collars, &c.
A large and varied assortment of cloths, eassi-
meres, tweeds, satinets; velvet cord, blankets,
ginghams, checks, tickings, shirting STRIPES table
diapers, napkins, doylies and towels, decidedly
cheap.
Don't our ready made clothing, hats, caps,
boots and shoes strike you as ohsap, whole rig
at our store from tip to toe and won't cost you
much.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
Wool filing and all wool ingram carpets, vsnitian
entry and stair carpets, and fOor oil cloths.
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
Choice Java, Laguayra and Rio coffee. Choices
Fresh Imperial Young Hyson, 0olong and japan
Tea.
A full line Of sugars and syrups choice
sortment of tobaccOs aud segars. In a word every
thing you want. All are invited to call and
for themselves No trouble to show goods whsth
er you wish to buy or not Terms cash unless 9th
erwise specified G. r. 0STER a co.
Bedford, Pa, deele '6am4
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The town of Huanciuaga, Mexico,
has been completely destroyed by fire,
A revolution was imminent in Jalico.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Letters Of administration upon the estate of
facoh Kaufman, late of Middle Woodbury. twp,
dec d., having been granted ta the undersigned
by the Register Of Redfard county, all persons
having claims against said estate, are hereby mes
tffed 70 present them, properly authenticated TOR
settlement and all persons indebted, are request
si to mike immediate payment
aprl6w6 JOHN P. HOOVER, Adm'r,
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There are, it is said, 10000 strangers
in Rome, and board is six dollars a
daV
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For SALE-a desirable building lot
on Richard Street, in the Watson ex-
tension. Inquire at this Office. If.
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SEVERELY INJUREB.-We are pain
ed to learn that on last Saturday, our
friend Jacob NJ. Barnett, of Coaldale,
was so seriously injured, in the Wigton
mines, by rock and coal falling on him,
that bis life is despaired of. His breast
was almost completely crushed in.
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ISEARFUL b RE A X DO w NJ
T Economy being greatly needed at the pres
ent time, il 10 the duty Of NIL to buy where they
can buy the cheapest, hence