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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
The Campaign Argus and Van Buren,.
The Disunionists and Old Abolitionlsts
piTouettlng on the same Platform.


The E,s,crn Argus, whil5m ,hr f-r 1h
organ, which has fallen from grace, aud Dr..
gun playing land lying on " harp ol
tho0anl string" has commenced issuing
Campaign Argus, GRATIS, on che Custom
House portion Of the $4,000, cl,eii5uc.r-
inc fund devoted u Maine.
The big gun IL. first number s Martin
Van Burau's letter, withdrawing Buc.1-
nan. The Argus, eight years ago, cll,al
Van Buren, a d" traitor anIa "r'nrrllr.'
That Sir " Irciblc icabIc" journal, now
take. thc same individual into tho Buchanan
pineuc as brother and confederate. Wm,
mus. D., the character AMI consistency of
OF such rlrtinu'. who. in tra o1ar'u.
q tow rrvDl,in, moons, arr found attracting
and ropellinc each other 900 ,he same ilruu-
cal principle and policy
Their, j. thi. dilrucr. however, between
the "irauDr" Van Burru ~ Us and t.r
oarrfrRr Van Buron OF 80, which Every
will carefully observe. In ~ De- halra.
.ln. justice. and RICH, 900 a., eide, and ihol-
sands lr rg.- -rc him credit frrltri1,i.m
and sincerity, aud were influenced hy Dos
opinions In 80 Doe msnaii.orr jus
ucc or right 90 10, side, AND 200 One can,
therefore, give him credit ar patriotism
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mimi ihe f.ll'' oi N'At was ,''' '' ave
other rr.lt mans letter 900 Know Nothing
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

l.I HI. NHla't human NNWhtIAtN UtMl ~
loud and long as they please. 50 ar OF,
legislative action Is concerned, We believe 10
o br right and just, that IL should he So APP
Piled, as 90 frru- tic National Administer
tiu 90 relieve Kansas.
I.this q. revolutionary, make che most OF
ID. twill o. long time helor, We shall
consult tc border ru.ran democracy, either
North or south, o. towhat course OF public
policy should o, Vursurl, when joahngvi,h
$3.50 administration So corrupt, So infamous,
Gat even Border RuHilns themselves rgvu-
Iat, &C., oI,ial head.
There rs another thing that troubles tho
rrrs1yrry democracy very much at this
moment, especially en- Maine. Iti.h ccouw
thr Republicans OF Tire House will not atln-
tu Che Topeka Constitution, anil Tlr
To.mhs' Bl. che cFyt of which would D.,
t1r.Er Ersr,a Nrr SGT. itrrI oH r.-
f-Hm Toe Argus. aul other rr'-sia,r-
rrr.rr-s Boz Maine. Ike hir-l mo1ngr., ="
rrr rlf.r-a lfI,1us cry auI throwing dirt
.tfne E.rar,.an members of tho ll'u.'.
.-tn on. eloquent vorls ur C1l. Ecitt,
fl.rv.II .fr- thee Kind ol "p>llm tunes
through tT.tr ru..s. good while, before
trv v.I. rv such stuff tool doe Intelligent
r.rrsuI Main, into o., belief, tha; liberty
Dbl. k.r.rs .r.uF 2. c-grifrl il tlr nous.
.ria u.rf.
I.tauy ur, who doubts as 90 tho c'auc.
or of T,,uh-' Hul. rad ,hr All, letter of
lin, C.r E.n.r.,. rah'..xl in the Ny.
".r.r- POST. and extensively copied into
.E~rarr,. AMI thry VIII at nnrs sc thr
...r.r'. .H.., nr ''r whole thing. T.r
Argus ana o'rsr kindred rarcrs, unl.r-
stand or matter. Thcy know that &C. this
T..r. Uu can Hr rr--I through Cr0-r
a.r. session. k-s-,l.m-# r>r Nr.,
a-I Sol, vitr a hynnei,.,al can't. thry tails
...r. .r..r.rr rr..l.m o. Kansas, and
OIL. ,asH..I people agtnt Terrific
r.. r.rr..r. tr mlrae'0s u. slavery upon
v..r..l t.am. ami nr- cunarulrr
dew .r....s5u with 90. hr-I'a-, With
.-r- .Hussn. t.s beautiful "10mei.r Boo.
.T.ru-." .r taIr'y ..tr.l hg ;hr Ea.
canaan l.~ ...r.
NIa.r- sutn.rr r.m'rr i8 tlc House
afvErrs s.r-.. .at.i Boo substance, t'a'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

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to accomplish this desirable result Subsc.
qucntly, conventions. Of the Whir and Free
Soil parties wgrc holden and each placed in
nomination a candidate, as representative.
OF the several parties. Tho friends Of COM
siitutioual Freedom, at once became satisfied,
that without a union Of the three parties
uIon one candidate, all would be defeated,
and under the operation of the plurality
rule. the Administration Candidate would
%, elected. To bring about union Of this
Kind. committees oc conference from the
,lrge several parties met, and a0or long
and ra,i,ut consultation separated with a
unanimous agreement G, recommend a union
in support OF thc candidate fret nominated
This recommendation was generally rgs-
rrnLcl 90 ly the masses OF the auii.Nchr"s-
la ranks. and the r'sult at the September
election was completely surprising to men
of AN parties. The htrlaul generous snip
nor, rrra.,rI rum thciu,ellisrnt, patriotic
pi..r.us .C my district, in that hard fought
campaign 10y me never "''' D, i,'-'''.''
f'r Che ''S'o' 'n, 'ao'', ',n'' OF, '''',,'
'a..'.'''y 'l'' a''i' '.,'' ''' I'''! '.''
h''. ms aud rallied To 90. support ,' d eau.
l,Ia,,, which 90 many ol tlcn had a'way,
h..u political opponent
g. ... .. d .. Ftr..... 1...rr.a..I
TIE RUTHLESS a''o;''.'n %, a ''"''"'".'.'
c'mn''in 'aer'l''lo' 'a' missouri .'''',
''.n' ha' completely 'r'N'" ',"" "'' .''
N 'a.'a and distinctions p, "O.' 30 WV ",
n'N lave o." almost l.i'.,' u,''" VI VI.
an,l-Nchr',A' elements '' 1919 ''''a"' '''
-'ihoT into q ET.'' "',. '..' l'''!
Important Us ".'' ''' '''-''''''''' ,,.'
i'a' in l'''' "''y "', moro '' now '"'
rrai l''i.' between saver! anu ''..''"',
.FT'y aul a.i .s.'m' ''..''.' v' "...'.. '''.'
.rrIIn 0' ibc Miads.'a N DO '' ''U-'' j"
tae coming political contest TIE r''r'
az. 90 s,t.' 'Uo question whether 'i''' war
and border ral-ao''n' Win a'' '",'' horrors
anil atrocities are 60 n' continued ""''
every "''.''S .''.n T'I.' ""'.' .N''.'.,4'
e.,.a'' ''... '"..' ~. ''.'.',"''." ,''''.
hwan"n.y "r"'.i .r." ,...,' p! ''' '''.'
%. a"..' tyranny aH' "...''' N'''i .,'''''
or whether I.ar' ami "Ti'T i' '' '' ~.
stored u' distracted country ana ''. .''
ammu' brought back '' ''' great i'n''-
mental principle. of be- Founders.
TIE enormous evils i'r0I upon 'l' ''nn-
iry hya o'uar, S.h'rr'.'.n National Aa-
miua'u...n Hnno, h'saIur-l much longer.
IHr blood Ut vor own murdered ''i''.n' On
haH.as" eT.7 90 u' from 'h' sT''nl i'r
vr-nr1' Aiar"i crisis BOO Che ah''r' OF
..,ruuty .as come AMI limu.' N' wan'
FOLLY met. and unless met now, % may b"
m1 ntr. Now is thg time igr every patriot
90 strike Or Dis country his whole c'uu-
.ry.
Il any orr doubts thIs. la' hm c'mI'r'
.1r condition asa Tr0Tls, ASA nation, with
what b, was ir.Hr, the inauguration o' The
l.mmr.utirn of Franklin r..rc'.
Then ihe re1r'r nl iIa whole country
v.r. prosperous AMI happy. WchlTae.
abroad and r.l-e 40 hlm., VS. were neither
distracted rs agitation ~ sectional strife.
Amr's protection was afforded 60 American
c,..r-r, in 100 Iar's nr ,nc union, and every
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

10 CogREroSpDrs. Again We would
say TO correspondents, that all communist
lions must be accompanied By the name of
the author. An excellent article Is viii.
held this week for this reason. Will th'
author, If his eye rests on this paragraph
give MS his address?
Langlon and X. next week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
Wnu.>.ms. Jaly 2ll.

h'.N.N.I"N. du'F -lI.
q. A.. r. q. &oaf C.agr.,,,a.r.
l. Nt..
F-.v t.rHy..-l lrn noticed BOO o.
trr.nrui tIs Portland Advertiser %
.u rsa Convention 600 Your District, 90
-laara candidate O, hcsrVToriad hy Oh"
Era".aa. Is E.r..-.un,in in the next
t.r.r..s
~ t.au ta-yrausiuen .he driiar'nian
Democrats. 80 @ hrga ana respectable c'n-
,.uuu boo ..iI district, without solicitation
uu mg Tart, placed my uamc in nomination
a. candidate Cos iuc public place now
Occupy. lac.rtei thc nomination as a
r.arguru, o, my Oh and vel tried polI,i-
90 E..ul.. with uo expectation that the
s-urwlu.I result in au election.
81. Doe -lle time both puhlicly and in
private Aq,.,ssI a d-,irs lur a union Of The
whole arH Ts.-tsG, sentiment upon one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
Nobrnskaism consigned 70 the Toombs
by lis Authors. The new Douglas
Dodge

hV lis Authors The new Douglas
Dodge.
The Nebraska Kansas Iiill las been hs
measure oI ,hc black Democracy. II las
been the great ,hrmo Of both southern and
northern rro-slaycy orators AMI according
90 its authors, until very rcorn'iy, It b"s
hrcn iAa foundation stone of l|.a.. FEDERAL
Democracy. 4, was the special Trt OF
franklin l.rrro and Arnold Douglas when
they repealed ths Missouri Compromise Il
va, the gra, p'lls of iAc Cincinnati Con-
,gnii1n OF uLsc.h1llrrs. l,vas acAuuwl-
clr.l o. o. iae Sai'pl.th of Democracy by
ih1 IeI.rlll,t Buchanan, who hls leHu pat
up rr President, % q, what Pierce aud
Douglas have u1, completed AMI @, "cru.h
one" ami "uhluc." as p0usa, him .l
hs, l,.ar.l. ,ar sentiment of Fr.eIom iu
rc frce States M thi, policy has hrm
Imucgu,.l g, give new lease of power ,o
slavery, uu thr rr.uripl. that hl, pr.ullrI
or Gle a., fifteen year, ,iz That as
slavery points, Freedom niue, follow.
Bot 90. Blehaulyr Den. .ucy ha. become
alarmed The popular liOlpr'a,ian OF
tr Nebraska policy g., shaking ,hr country
o. %, foundations. Tie unsettled state OF.
Kaua, auI Nr'rl-sa-thruurl.r, robbery
and ,.u,rur, ia rr former OF thr,r Terrific
ri.. and thr war 900 o., Pr. rss, sra.rb,
ana lru, labor. which la. l.u wH-.I there
IN ti.m..t rar'lrus manner. rlus-.vlul.
lylytns rIrll ur u.r Missouri Cumrr1.
mis-. la. thoroughly arrri-I the Black
p.n.sH..urHsIan Tl,vL.yr. there.
lr.. r..r ..lr...I q, rhau-- tl.fr nr,.-.arl
r.,,,y ,,..r frm.r mf..r,ir, ,.li.y And
although dc N.rrs.t, EHlws. a.,fn =.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

A MARROW EscArE. On saturday, jd't
after noon, the roof Of Mrs. Cartcr's house.
in this village, was found to be on fire. ,
fresh wind was blowing at tie time ana ~
first it seemed impossible TO save the nuild
ing but fortunately, help vas at hand i'' "
short time. and the fro cxtinsuishSd wi!h.
out great damage
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
R}rsEss azasa Books.

Jan. Is, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
NOTICE or INOIISITION.

Whereas John Blair, la!e Of Cumberland
Valley Township, Bedford county, deceased,
died se;z4d ofthe following Real Estate, TO wit
One Tract of land containing seven hundred
and Seyen'y-fve acres or thereabous, bounded
bv lands oi Thomas Growtgn, John Drfiha0gh,
philip HarJlInger's Devisees, Moses Dicken,
Thomas Lraspre and others.
Leaving widow, Mary Blair, and issue Sc
ven children, 10 wit
William Blair, petitioner, Archibald Blair
and John Blair, residing in Bedford county. Pa.
Elijah p Blair, residing in Lee county, Iowa,
Charity, in;ermarred with Nathan Boriz, reSd-
ing in Fediord county, Pennsylvania, James
Blair residing in Bedford county, Pennsylva-
MIA, and Mary intermaFi4d with Nathan Per-
dew. residing in Lee county, Iowa.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that in
pursuance Of a Wri! oil Partition OIL Valuation
to me directed. ! will proceed to bold an IN
QUESTION or valuation on The premises on We'd
nesdav, the 10th day Of April next, when and
where all Interested may attend il they see pro-
per-
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
March II IG16
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
NOTICE Or INQIISIYI0N.

Whereas Nathan Trrdwtli, late of Harrison
Township, now Juniatla, Bedford county, died
seized OF the following Real Estate, TO wit:
Cne Tract of Land containing four hundred
and eight acres and allowance, situate IN Junl-
alta Township. Bedford county, adjoining lands
Of John Mrtzgar, Michael Riddlemosers heirs,
in right OF David Carson and others.
Leaving the following heirs, Ia wit:
John Tredwell and James TredweIl, both re-
siding in Bedford county; Harriet Tiedwell,
whose interest petitioners purchased, residing in
Bedford county; William Tredwel, residing in
Somerset county: Mary, intermarried with Ab-
w Boylan, residing in Bedford county, all Of
whom. except petitioners, have sold their inter
est in the Real Estate Of said decrdent, herein
after described, TO John Tredwel aforesaid,
and Mulford Tredwel, who died lraving issue
six children, to wit
Nathan, Sophia intermarred with T. b.
Hill, John, Andrew, Mary, and Phoebe, all re-
siding so far as petitioners can learn, outside OF
the limits of Bedford county.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that in
pursuance Of writ of partition or valuation 10
me directed, ] will proceed TO hold an inqulsi-
lion or Valuation on the premises on Friday The
18th day Of April nsxt, when and where all In
trre>ted may attend if they see proper.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
March IL 1886
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cording to the advertisement" but without such
specification, it will be considered as q proposal
for horseback service.
81. A modification of bid, in any Of its es-
sentlal terms, is tantamount to a new bid, and
cannot be received, SO as 10 interfere with regu-
lar competition, after the last hour set for re-
ceiving bids
2l PostmasteIs are TO be careful not 10 GER
tify the sufficiency of gnarantors or sureties
without knowing that they are persons Of sufi-
cient responsibility and all bidders, guarantors,
and suretes are distinctly notified that, on a
failure TO enter into or perform the contracts for
the service proposed for in the accepted bids.
their legal liabilities will BE- enforced against
them. tSee 27lh section OF the act OF July 2,
1861
%. THE contracts will be Substantially in the
forms heretofore used in this department, eX-
crpt in the respects particularly mentioned ~
these Instructions.
24. Present contractors, and persons known
at the department. must, equally with others,
procure guasanors and certificates Of ibrlr sutl-
elencv substantially in The forms above pre-
Scrid4d The certificates OF sufiieianey must be
signed by postmaster at one a the places be-
taresranIed, or q Judge of court Of record.
.galmes Campbell,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
NOTICE OF INOIISITl0N.

Whereas Abfahrm Sparks, late OF West Pro-
violence township, Bedford county, deceased,
died seized of the following Real Estate, all Of
which was disposed Of by iormtr writ OF par
titior, except ihe following, which has not been
appraised, TO wit
A tract OF land containing tiftv-eight acres
and one hundred prrchts, adjoining lands OF
George Householder, Esq lands in the name OF
Benjamin Martin aud others.
One other Tract of Land containing 40 acres,
adjoining lands IN the name OF Francis Gibbs
Robert Morris. and James Rees, both tracts SIT
uate in East Providence township, Bedford
county.
leaving the following named heirs and le-
gal representatives, to wit.
Sarah Sparks. a sister residing IN Bedford
county; Hannah, sister ntermarrled win 80
Iomon IIollar. resFlng in Bedford county, Jos.
Sparks, brother residing IN Bureau county, IL
lnois: Jonas Sparks brother residing IN Rock
lslaud county, Illinois; Mary, sister, the W.T.
dow ot Baltzer Moreart, deceased, residing IN
Bedford county; Dplilah, a sister, ntermarrIed
with trriah Hughes, residing 10 Bedford conn-
Is: Rachel, sister, intermarried with Moses
hpnnard. residing in Athens county, Ghio; SOL
omon Sparks, a brother, ipetitionerl residing IN
Bedford county and the issue Of John, decras-
ed brother, to wit:
Sarah Sparks, residing in Rock Island coun-
tv. Illinois, and Rachel Sparks, l'rlah ii.
Sparks, DrIilah Sparks, William Sparks, Jonas
Sparks, and John Sparks, all residing in Bed
ford county ana all being minors all of whom
except Sarah, have for their guardian, William
States.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that in
pursuance of writ OF partition or valuation TO
ne directed, will proceed 10 hold an lnquls-
tnn or Valuation on the premises on Monday
the ! fth ,!av Of April next, when and where
al persons Interested may attend ii they see
proper. - 90
NTarcb IL 1856
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The I niVerSfty's
FAMILY REMEDIES.

Issued under the seal, Sanction and Autbor;-
ty OF the University of Free Medicine and nm
nlar knowledge, Chartered by the State of Penn.
sylvana, April 20th, 1853, With Capital Of
500, 900, mainly for the purpose of arrestjDo
the evils of Spurious and Worthless Nostrums
also, for supplying the community with RpIia-
bic remedies wherever Competent PHYSICAL,
cannot or will not be employed. This Institu-
ton, liocated in Philadelphia No. 68 Arch
Street, where applications for new Agencies
will be received has purchased from DR.. John
R. Rovand, his Celebrated Rowands Tonic
Mixture, Known for upward of twenty-five
wears as the only sure and safe cure for FEVER
and AGUf, SC, and his inestmabie Remedy
for Bowel Complaints, Rowand's Compound
Syrup of Blackberry Root, which highly i'm
proved and Popular rrmtdits, together with
The University's Remedy for Con4ialnte oftbe
Lungs The Univrrsiiy's Remedy Tor Dis
pepsa or Indigestion; The Unver<ity's Rem
edy for Costive Bowels; Also the Unversty's
Almanac may be bad at the Branch Dispense
ry.
For sale at the Store of Dr. Blair, in Cum
berland Valley.
Nov. %. 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
FASHIONABLE TAIL oRING ESTABLISHMENT,

The subscriber would announce TO his Old
friends and customers, and the pubic IN grneF-
al, that he has permanently located himself IN
J0liana Street, next door to DR.. REANEE's Drug
& Book Store, where he is prepared to execute
all orders in his line in superior manner, on
reasonable terms. From long experience IN the
business, he feels confident he can render salts
faction 10 all who honor him with call.
He constantly keeps on hand ready-madr
clothing, of every description, for Men n5ll ana
Boys-also, superior assortment OF CLul li>'
CASSIMERES. CASSlNETTS, SILk. SA-
TIN, and other VESTINGS, and Summer " ear
which he will sell as low as they can be bought
elsewhere, and make them up 10 the taste ol 'hF
purchaser.
He also keeps a general assortment OF CraVaS'
Stocks, Collars, Suspenders, HandkfrchieN' NJ
He hopes to merit and receive liberal snare
of public patronage. r,,
June 8, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
"wednesday, the EGth OF April

next when and where The following Lands Will be
sold;
LANDS IN ToD AND HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
One hundred choice building Lots IN the town OF
Coalnont, each 60 by 100 feet.
A valuable tract OF Coal Land, situate on the
Forks OF Sharps Run, adjoining Coaimont, contain
ing about $50 acres, more or les. u Is composed
of FIVE surveys, part OF Benjamin Prn Nathan Lave
ring, ]. $. Stenart, Evans Hamilton, Evans, Ham
ton and Anderson. Ii has five coal openings 1t Is
the first coal land reached by the railroad. and IS
only 81 miles from the Pennsylvania Rail Road al
Huntingdon.
4 Tract of Coal Land situate on Trough Greek
and Sharps Run near Broadtop city, adjoining lands
Of Jesse Cook, John McCanles, and Broadtop I'm
provemeut Company, known as the ''ltoads Tract,
containing about l04 acres, more or less.
A Tract of Coal Land, situate on Trough Creek
adjoining lands of Broadtop Improvement Compay,
T.. l.. Anderson. Houc's heirs and Others known as
the Shoemaker Tract, containing AL acres with al
lowaoce.
This tract can be mined on the eastern slope of
Broadiop
LANDS IN BRoADToP TP. BEDFORD co.
A tract OF coal aud Ore Land, situate on mile
Run, near railroad, adjoining lands OF CuTtman 5
heirs, Asa Dnrall, Thomas j. Horton, and Septlmus
Foster. known as the ssJosah Horton Tract" con-
tanning about l07 acres, more or Tess.
A tract of coal and iron ore land, surveyed TO J..
Foster ard w p. Schell, situate on Sandy Run, a.
bout three miles from Hopewe, adjoining lands oil
Deyrreux containing 2S9 acres with allowance
A small tract OF coal land the above tract,
adjoining lands of Samuel Peasants and Jacob Smith,
containing abeut l3 acres.
LANDS IN WELLS TP., FULTON co,
A tract of coal and land, in name OF William
Cray on Rays Hill, adjoining lands Of the Broadtop
Improvement Company. and James Patton, contain
ing SIS acres.
tract OF ore and timber land in the name Of A
braham Wright, adjoining the above tract partly on
Rays Hill, and partly in Ground Hog Valley, about
) miles from Hopewe, containing 2l6 acres
All the above tracts of coal land are supposed to
contain the lamous ssCork Vein"
They will be sold according 10 net measurement.
For more particular information apply 10 Levi Evans
Esq. Coalmont, Wm. Foster, Broadtop, aud Thomas
W. Horton, Esq. Hopewell.
The subscriber viii be at Coalmont for two days
previous TO the day cl SALE and viii exhibit con-
nected draft OF the whole Broadtop coal he!d and Sc
perate drafts of the several tracts offered for sale
All tracts and lots remaining unsold (if any) on
the day of SALE will be offered private sale the
day following.
0g~Terms OF sale will be made known the day
Of sale.
GZ~ The passenger train leaves Huntingdon for
Coalmont daily, at a m. 4 \. m.-Returning at
- m. and p. IN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28

DANIEL b. BORDER respectfully informs
the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity that be has
removed his shop 10 the house in the east end
Of Bedford, one door west of the residence Of
Major Washabaueh, where he is prepared 10
manufacture Doubie oad Single barrel Rifles
and Double and Single barrel SHOT Gems OF the
bes4 quality.
G,-All repairing Of guns, locks, &c, done
with neatness and despatch.
Nav 26, 1891.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
NOTICE /!

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and firm of
Burns Sniveiy, was dissolved on the 2oih
Feb. lest, by mutual consent. The books Of the
Schrllshurg store viii be in the hands Of A. j.
Snively for collection and settlement up 10 the
2Sth March, inst. and the Buckstown books in
the bands Of James Burns, Jr up to same peri
cd for settlement and collection, where all per-
sons indebted TO said firm will call ank settle up
their accounts without delay. The business will
hereafter be conducted in Schellsburg by A.. ].
Snively, and in Rucksiown, Somerset county,
BY James Burns, Jr where they invite their old
customers and the public in general TO give
them call and examine their stock Of goods, as
we are determined to sell low for cash or conn-
Try produce.
JAS. BURNS. Jr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
New Drug 4 Book store.

We wish it distinctly understood by this commun-
ty and country, that pay particular attention to
the selection Of Drugs and Medicines purchasing
but the yery dra and p"re~t articles. We have
for sale cheap all the approved popular patent med
cines, Agfr's Cherry Pedorai, Jayne'S Meitctnes,
Pain Killer, and all the Sarsaparas. Also Lubn's
Extracts for the Handkerchief, fancy soaps coogne,
pommades, OK marrow, &c. We also keep constant
ly on hand general assortment of School y Mscef-
AaaeouS Books, Blank Books, Cap and Post Paper, &c,
&C., &C. In fact, if you want anything IN the Drug,
Medicine Book. Soap Brush line, call al the New
Drug and Book Store and you snail be accommodated.
B. i. HARRY.
Ian. IL 1871.