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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-26
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CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

e ELEBRA TED FEM AL PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
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1t moderates all excess, all distractions, and
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they fory the constitution and lessen the suffering during
labor enabling the mother to perform her duties with
ty to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during he
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
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Back and Limbs heavness fatigue slight exertion pal
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raj
Full directions accompany each package.
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(Late /. c. Baldwin & CO..
Rochester, MY.
n. B.-s1 90 and postage stamps enclosed any au
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mail.
For sale by Starkweather & Co., f. Robinson
A. F. steele, and -. Clark d Son. Kenosha
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
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r. H. DEMING,
County Clerk.

The steamer Atlantic, arrived at New York on
Monday last, with dates from Liverpool to the
llth inst Her news commercially is of great
importance number of heavy failures had
occurred in England and Scotland. The Wes-
tern Bank of Scotland, at Glasgow, with paid
up capital of S7,500,000 and deposits, supposed
to amount TO thirty millions had closed its doors,
and a general run on the other Banks had en-.
sued The Bank maintained an immense bust
ness throughout the country and had over hun
dred branches in various parts of Scotland. Its
suspension occasioned great excitement, but a.
the proprietary members are very wealthy men,
no individual loss is feared
The Bank of England has raised its rate of
discount to ten per cent. On the continent gen
orally financial matters looked extremely du
bious
The market for breadstufs had experienced an.
other decline,
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A Valuable Medicine.

Available Medicine.
Daring the past week. less than six Of friends,
who had been induced try Prof De Graths Electric Oil
for rheuatsm in consequence ofhsvng this prepar
alton advertised in columns, have called
the result of their experiments These persons
that their rheumatic pains have been entirely cured by
few applications Of De Graths Electric Oil, and they
commend its to all WHO afflicted with any OF the
diseases which it is designed cureProu AdUerser
1t be had Of the agents hereses advertisement
another column.
HELMBoLD's Genuine Preparation, Highly Csncentrs-
ted Extract Buchu for diseases the bladder kidneys
gravel, dropsy, weakness, &c.
Read the adveisement in another column headed Hsn
holds Genuine Preparation"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-26

"S"riehing' for Kansas. during the late
canvass,the Republican press has been constant
~ assailed and sneered lat by the Democracy,
for maintaining that the Administration was not
doing tie fair thing by the people of Kansas
Now, it seems Democratic editors are finding out
that there is some cause of the pro-slavery Bor-
er ruffans there, are making good the promises
OF the Democratic party for three years past
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Lecture ON sp;ritualism.

Warren Chase will lecture Thursday evening, Qhe
2eth) at the Court House. his subject Admission
cents to defray expences Mr. Chase recently pub
ished his autobiography, which among other matters
interesting items of his experience in the early
history Of Kenoha, with its early inhabitants, which he
will offer for sale at the close Of the lecture.
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II fire at Columbus, Ohio, on the 2lst
inst, destroyed Bank, Jewelry Store, Dry
Goods Store, Hat Store and the Columbus
Athen@um.
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Moffats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

What apiece of work is man? Aye but how easily is
that paragon Of animals put out of ORDER and then unless
immediate remedies at hand, the paragon becomes
plague to himself and source of mischief his fellows
attack Of dyspepsia will reduce giant the level of
Iwarf aud bring down the intellect of philosopher
that of the meanest capacity. Hence the necessity OF
cuperatng the body and restoring the mental powers BY
taking the Life Pills aud Phoenix Bitters.
Sold by the Proprietor 35 Broadway New York. and by
J. B. Starkweather & Co. Ksnosha, Wis.
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tr A fire occurred in Mobile on the Goth
destroying property to the amount of $4,000
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It'll arine Esgssz@s- Rttor6.
PORT OF KENOSHA.
For the Week Ending Nov. 2J3IsJ7.
OFFICE KRSosHA PIER Co.
Arrived.
90 Schr VIM. Tell, Robt Bell Sand Bay-60 cords wood
p Helig0land, Alderman, Muskegon-62 cd. wood
throwed overheard deckload during the gale
Eliza Logan, Burnes, Chieago-to load with
wheat for Buffalo
Gertrude Simpson, Chicago-xind bound
Prop. Ptsburg, Beehwth, Chicsgo-run into the har-
Dor, wind bound
Cleared:
% schr Gertrude Simpson sheboygan
Prop Pittsburg, Bechwick, Buffalo
% sehr Eliza Logan, Burnes Butfalo-14os5 bu wheat
IS Vim Tel, Robt Bell, Two Neutrality-suspicious. and
salt.
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The Grea testMcdicaI Discovery OF the Age, L.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They donthetp complaints, but they cure them.
One box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the worst of Scrofula
Two boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One box always cures the Jaundice
Three boxes to cleanse the system from Boils-
often less than does it,
Two boxes have completely cured the OF
the legs
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from = foul stom
ach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every the
body. ...-.s...--.-..-.-
They should be given to children, who always
or less afflicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half box a cold. @
They purify the blood thus strike at the foundation
of every disease. .. f...
As dinner pill there is not their equal in the world.
They purely vegetable, and do harm, but do
accomplish an unaccountable amount of good
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Lowell Mass, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. 3ml2.
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IL ne Govern OF.
The Treus.nrer

The Treasurer.
The State Prison ornmissioner.
And Bosh Houses of,he Legislature.
Returns already received make it almost Ger :
tain that Hastings is elected State Treasurer over
Habich, by a small majority.
We do not feel like exulting much over this
result, when we might and should have elected
our whole ticket, by 5000 majority at least.
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AT the late annual session of our County
Board, the following courteous invation having
beea extended to them by the Educational
Board of the city, the resolution which follows
the proffer was unanimously adopted and the
Clerk instructed to forward the same for publ.
cation.
KENOSHA, Nov. 10, 1857.
To the Board Of Sapcr1isorS Of KenOsha County:
GENTLEMEN SHOULD opportunity present
itself, during your stay among us, you are cor
daily invited to visit fhe Public Schools of the
City, in body. The Rev. Gridey, Super
intendcnt or the undersigned, will take great
pleasure in waiting you to the schools at
moments notice, and at your convenience.
Very Respectfully Yours,
HENRY LINES,
Chairman Board Education
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HIFALuTIN lit would be laughable, were it
not quite so humilating, to read the bombastic
efforts of many Of our Democratic breth remover
the supposed election of Cross. The following
isone of those efforts, aud is fair sample of the
editorials which have been ground out by Dem
ocratic editors in Wisconsin, for the past two
weeks. We copy it rerJatim ct tisratim from
the Ozaukee County Democrat of last week.
Read it, but don't consult Webster nor Murray
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TAKEN CP,

49, BY the subscriber about the 18th day Of
SV<1 November inst, red IIeifer, three wears
H3R old, the right horn Topped, and the tip OF il
-~GAa.AEbroke of. The owner is requested TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
ELIZABETH A. HUNT00N.
oser, henosha Co, NOV. %, 1851. 4w24
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e293.
1891

Randall leads Cross 1872, making his election
sure, with the Eve disputed towns counted for
Cross.
,MacGraw is elected over McGarry. for State
Prison Commissioner, beyond doubt, and the fig
ures below indicate Hastings election for Treas
urer over Habich, so that in spite Of the most
shameful apathy among the Republican voters
we have:
H.
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Notice.

The Agricultural Society of the County of Kenosha will
hold Annual Meeting at Agricultural Hail. on Monday
the 9TH OF Dec 1851 which the Society will appoint
officers for the ensuing year also transact other business
which calls for an early consideration.
Now the season or leisure, and course good time
to attend this meeting and show behalf OF the
society prosperity Let there general turn out 70
this important meeting.
f FL J. d. FOWLER, Sec,y.
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Spttial Motites.

Look Out Look Out for Hosre Thieves |!
Anadourned Meeting 81 the Pleasant Prairie Protection
Company will be held a. the Pleasant Prairie House
Saturday, Dec sth, at O'Clock p NJ adopt
prevent the further stealing and cattle in this
entity. e ONE or THE vICTIMIzED.
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Clothing FOR MEN AND BOYS

Down 70 Prime Cost IN order 70 close Il out before winter
sets in.
Those who have wern garmentsjof our make need
no assurance that in every respect they equal to the
very best ordered work The prices which are now
closing out our stock affords opportunity to buy spen
did fall and winter outfit before offered Chicago
and places good suit Of Clothing within the means
man and boy, no matter how limited
1y51 TAPPEN BROS, los Lake Street Chicago
ONE PRICE ONLY. ---'--
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RuFEAIn Nov d

Samantha D Beard agt Urbin L C Beard-Bi
Tor divorce; Head for Pltf, Judgment for PIT
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
COMMON SCHOOLS.

The teachers and directors OF the Common
och0ois OF Bedford Co, aIe hereby notified that
the County Superintendent win meet with them
IN their respective districts. as follows:
Napier. at the school house in Schelsburg.
Sept %.
SchellSburg Borough, Sept. 26, tevening. J
Juaiata, at Bueaa Vista, Sept. 28.
St, Clair, at Eight Square School House,
Sept. 20.
Uaion, at the School House near John Flick
e's dwelling, Sept So
Middle Woo ibcrry, at Woodberry, Oct. l !.
South Woodberry, at Pattonsville, Oct. 2.
Harrison, at Kisers School House, Oct 5.
Londonderry, at Bridgeport, Oct. ..
Cunberland Valley, at the house of John
May. Oct. T.
Southampton, Chaneysyille. Oct. 8.
Monroe, at Giearviiie, Oct. 9.
Bedford Township, at the house of J Ohm HI-
fer, Oct. 10.
Friends Cove, at the Brick Church. Oct. H..
East Providence, at the house Of John Ny
cum, Sen, Oct. Is.
West Proyidence, at Bloody Rnn, (new
scheol house,) Oct. l6.
Hopewell, at the School House near Dash
er'N store. Oct. -.
Broad Top, at IIopewel, Oct. -
Liberty, at Stonerstown, Oct. Il
Bedford Borough, at the office OF Jno. r.
Reed, Esq, Oct. r. (eyening
Teachers and directors in particular, and the
public III general, are respectfully requested 10
attend. Bu mess OF Importance rel tive 0 the
interests ofthe schools will be transacted ut
eaci place. No private ex lmtn ttion Of teach
ers will he granted, excep ing unavoidable ca
SEES.
HENRY HECKERMAN,
10 Superintendent
4
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Sserstgrg p lLs Cgi:moareaI.i.
Tx rnE SENArg. 80 q. -

Ii THE SENATE Htrch II. 1857.
The resolution pr posing ame1iHleats To tae
constitution of the commong e,uth being u.sdel
consideration, GA the question,
win tine Senate agree to tie first amend
ncnt!
The yeas and nays were taken lgreeably to
the provisions Of the constitution, AMI were as
follows, viz:
Yeas-Messrs. Brewer, Bpwn, CoGey, EIy,
Evats Fetter Fienniken, Frtzsr, Ingram, jor-
dan, Killinger, Knox Laubash, Lewis, Myer,
Scofi.ld. Sellers, Shumtl. St3eIc, Straub,
Welsh, Wright anI T1ggert, Spea&er--2i.
Nays-MessrS. Crdbb, Cn.ssvell, Finney,
Gregg Harris, Penrose and SputHer-6.
50 Inc question was deterhiued in the aiiir-
native.
On the question,
win the Senate agree to tie second amend
Tho yeas and nays were Aken ag-eeabIy to
the provisions OF the constitution, aud were as
follows. viz;
Yeas-Messrs Brewer, Bovine, Cressweu,
ElY Evans, Fetter, Fiuucy, Tlrnnikeu, Ingram,
Jordan, Knox. Laubick Lewis, Ayer, Sellers,
Shuman, Souther, Steele, Srauh, Welsh, Viii
kins, Wright and Taggirt, Sp'aker-23.
Nays--- Messrs. Cofssy, Cr,brh, Frazer, Gregg,
Harms. Ktilinzgr, Peaross and Scofe!d &.
SO the question was determined in the atfir-
native.
On the question,
mentl
The yeas and nays we're t.ken agreeably TO
the provisions Of the constitution, AMI were as
follows, viz;
Yeas-Mcssrs Br yer, Brosne, Cr1hb, Cress-
well, Ely. Evans, Flenuiken, Frazer, Ingram
Jordan. KilIinger, Knox, Lauoach, Lewis, Ny
er, Sc0ield, Sellers Shuman. lSouther. Steele,
Strlub. Welsh, wilkins and Wight
Nays-Messrs. Cofsy, Grsgg, Illrris ara
Penrose-4
native
ON the question,
VIII the Senate agree to the fourth amend
nent?
The yeas and nays were taken, agreeall.r to
the provisions OF the constitution, and were as
follows, viz;
Yeas-Nessrs Brewer, Browne, Cofey, Cress-
well. Ely, Evans, Flenuiken, Frazer, Ingram,
Kiuger, Knox, Laubach, Lewis, Myer, Sc"-
field. Sellers, Shumdn. Souther, Steele, Strahb,
Welsh. wilkins and Wright.-2S
Nays -Messrs. Crabb, Finney, Jordan and
Penrose-f.
So the question was determined in the AFR
native.
IL THE House. OF REPREsExrt trivfs,
7prii %, 1851.
The resolution proposing dhiSIh1Ahcii'S " ttie
constitution ofthe commonwealth being under
consideration,
On the question,
VIII the House agree to the first amendment
The yeas and nays were taken, agreeably to
thd provisions of tie constitution, and were as
follows, vix:
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Arthur, Back
bouse. Ball, Beck, Bishop, Bower, Brown, Call
houn, Campbell. Chase. Cleayer, Crawford,
Djckey, Ent, Eyster, Fausod, Foster, Gi5bo-
new. Gildea, Hamel, Harper, Helms, Heistand,
Hill, Hilegas, Hoffman, (Berks) Imbrie, Times,
Jacobs. Johns, Jenkins, Johnston, Kaufman,
Kerr, Knight, Leisefring, Longaker, Loyett,
Manear. MaugIe, NJ Calmont. M'Ilvain, Moor,
head. Mussleman. NJ umma, Nichols, Nicholson,
Nunnemacher, Pearson, Peters. Petriken, Pow
nall, Purcell, Ramsey, (Philadelphia) Ramsey
York. Reed, Reamer, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw,
sloan, Smith, (Cambrie] Smith, (Centre) Ste
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DAVID OyEE.
TERAS.

If paid in advance Or within TIC tStr, 81 re;
ahnun-if not paid ,'ithin the year, 81 50.--
No paper discontinued uItil all arr - I~lees are
paid-except at the option Of the I.ditar.-
fAiiare To notify a diseoatinuancc viii be
regarded as new engagement
.3d0efsxcme1.fs not exceeding a staarr, fle
lines lpserted t4see i julessfor 81 --cyery sub
seqifent Insertion IS cents. L0ng,r ones in
the same proportion: Each fraction of a
square counted aa fun square. All adyer-
tisements not specially ordered fer a given
time viii be coutinaea untiI forbid. A liberal
reduction will be made to those who ads crtise
by The year.
Jo6 f5iaftag Of all kinds executed neatly
and proihptly and on reasonable terms.
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F0a SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two valuable
farms, both ia Union township, Bedford coan-
y, Pa, the one laying on the road ie,dirg
from Beifor,l to Hollitayssurg. adjoiring ! ono
Axe, Esq, George Beegle, and others, eoatainr
ing | IS acres offrstrate limestone land. about
l20 acres cleared-also about % acres of tim
her land adj ,ining the farm. The improve
ments good dwelling house and a large
new oank barn; also a good spring house over
a never falling limestone spring. There are Il.
SO all other out buildings that are necessary
with large orchard of choice fruit.
The etAer farm contains about go acres,
moro 0, less, Lying on the waters of Scrah-
grass, aejooiHs Frederick Oster, Crisn.an's
heirs and others. Over 100 acres are cleared
ana rader fence. rhe Improve nents are a
good farm house and barn, aud other out build
ings, with we'll at the door and pump in il;
three tenant houses and slwmili, and a fruit
orchard thereon. The last tract above named
is good stocli arm, Us the most OF it is bot
tom land
Iftbese farms are not sold at private sale,
they viii be offered at pu,Aic sile Saturday,
the 81 day of October next, on the premises.
G.. F. RIDDLE.
June &c, So. is,
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IoHN III. ALLEN & co.

nos. 2 "a CHESTNUT Street, (south side,
6eloD Wafer,) PHILADELPHIA,
(THE OLDEST W oon-wAAE House., IN run CIFr)
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale deal
IFl ers in Patent Medicine, made BR0oMS,
Patent Groyed CEDAR WARE, Warranted
not 10 shrink, HOOD and WILLOW WARE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, of all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
Feb. ~, 1857 III.
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A RARE CHANCE.
Sept. 4. 1857,

FOR SALE, the stock of the best located
aud handsomely fitted up Store in Fallon Goun-
ty. The stock is nearly al new, ana will be
sold low. The fixtures belong to the Store.
Rent (with good dweling) is very low. A
person with few thousand dollars cIpitll.
etor wishes TO sell for the purpose of goinc into
business in the East. Address A. b. G, Box
II, McCouuelisblrg, FuIpln ca Pr.
Sept. 1, 1857
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GUNNER Observation-Disclosures
- and Broadtop r r., On and after Mon
dsv. March ID, 1851, two passenger trains a
dav each way, except Sunday,) will run be-
tween Hopewell and Huntingdon.
Leaves Hopewell at u I5 P. NJ, and 10
Pm.
Arrives at Hopowell at 40 A. NJ, and 40
p. NJ.
Connecting at Huntington with trains Tor
East and West on Penna. K. r.
TH0S. t. WEERMAN.
Supt.
Hpntingdon, Feb. 26, 1857.
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u w FIR Nj
zoREvVELL.

THE subscribers trading and doing bpsines.
under the firm of Bainaollar, Lowry, & Co.,
wofId respectfully Inform their friends, and the
public generally, that they have opened at the
above place, and are daily receiving a large
steeS OF Merchandise, consisting in part of
MusEns. Ticking, 0Senbergs. Drills. Cassimeres
Sattiretts. Cloths. lanDels, Delanes. French
MeriRos, Silks, CaicoS. Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware. Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Groceries
of all descriptions. Also large assortment Of
Ready made Clothing, all of which viii be sold
upon as short proats as can be had in the eeun.
ty. G. r BARNDOLlAR.
JOHN F. LOWRY.
JOHN G. EYERHART,
z. W. ASHCoM,
Dec. 90, 1855.
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EVERHART, ASHCOM x co.
FORW lRDIiI Aso COIL NISI0l

MERCHANTS-HoP
The subscribers doing business under the
Firm Of Everhart, AShcom x Co.-are now
prepared to store aAd ship Flour, Grain, and
ali kinds ofMrchandiSe, upon reasonable terms.
They also keep on hands, Plaster, Fish Sc
Rock Powder, &c, to which thry invite the ,t-
tentiOn Of Merchants in the county, and Far
mers. The highest cash prices paid iog Flour,
aud Grain, THAI the Eastern Market. wIlafford.
JS0. c. EFERh Art,
e.. W. ASHCOM,
JNO.F. LOWRY..
q. K. BiRSDGLLAR.
De.o a6, 1856
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From Re- Jersey Gu TelerraDR. /

From he Jersey Cisg Telegraph 49,
WHAT Is 1T FoR--THIS WooD'S HAIa REt TO-
RATTvEa-Isa question asked daily by hunIreds.
We answer without he station or fear o.: con-
tradiction that il is he only article known
which will do all it PROMISES for the human
hair. II ciR reaen as gro5rif-ii piH stop Il,
faiijns--a Tiii restore is aatural ooiori 1t is
not a Hair Dye, but speedy ana etlieacious
Restorative.
@. J. WOOD K CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
way, \. E, and III Market street, 81. Louis,
Me-.
For sails BY Dr. B. F. Harry, and Druggists,
generally.
July 10, 1877
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MORE NnN GOODS.

A.B CRANER. & co. have ,jast received
another supply ~ SUMMER GOODS
rendering their assortment very complete. New
strla calicoes Baaage Robes, handsome white
Grape and StelLt ShawlS, Briliidnts, s&c. Sa-
perior French Cashmere and striped Satteens
for men, we;lrt also a full supply of Carpet
ings. Grooerit 5, Maekercl, Herring, &c,
Country produce received, and good prices
will be paid therefor in merchanliSr.
June 20. a. B. CR.aAER & co.
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liz rnr House, OF Rgpaesryrlrryrs..

Iy THE HousE OF REPR EseyrArIyEs.,
.4pru %, 1877.
Rssoirel. That this resolRtior pass On the
first amendment. yeas IS, nays y; Oh The sec
ond amendment, yeas 81, nays 81; on tie third
amendment, yeas -, nays -, on the fourth
amendment, yyas So, nays
Extract rom the J0urn9l.7
JACOB ZEIGLER Clerk.
Filed III Secretary'a Office, Nav ,. 1851.
\. q. CURTIN,
Secretara Of he C0aHDareaitb.
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Tlls following is from the Pastor Of the Or
thodoA Church. Br5okfed.
BRooKIELB. Mass. Jan. y, 1852
Prof. WooD Dear Sir-uaving made trial
Of your Hair Restorative, il gives me pleasure
10 say, that It's effects have heen excellent in
removing iuA lmal ,tion, ,dandrul, and con
constant tendency to itchilg, with which
hiys been troullhFl from my childhood, and
has also restored the hair, which was beeora-
II gray. TO its Original color. have used 30
other article, with anything like the s;.lae
pleasure or profit. Tours, truly. a
j K. BRAGG.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed his Timing Is
Enlistment TO ihe frame bHil'iipg in Juliana
Street, two doors south Of .,Brown's Store .
where be VIII Oe happy to See all his oil friends
ana customers. He keeps constantly on hand
an kinds of ware in his line, as substantial and
chea = as can bc procured in the county.
ABRAHAM HERMAN.
Aug. IL, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11

PeHssyipQHtd Sf:
Id5 certify that the above aud foregoing is a
true and correct copy Of the orisioal "Rrsoln-
tipn proposing amendments 70 the constitution
oftlic eoai n,nYeAlth," with the vote IN eae h
branch of the Legislature upon tie final pas
sage thereof, appears from the originals on
file in This oiii;e.
In testimony whereof have hcrcua-
T. - TO set my hand ana caused TO b, ailix-
cd the se4lof the Secretar!'s Oiiec, the day
and year IboTe written.
A-G, CURTIN,