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BRIGHAM YoCse.--This noted asainsV Il said to
be Of the proprietors Of thu town OF Florence,
in Nebraska Tsrrtory, and has also certain special
rights In the ferry privileges ~ that place. by
which bis followers are % be ierried across the
Missouri at half the usual rates. The fact Of his
ownership has but recently been aseertainsd, sad
has caused no little excitement among the Nebrss-
ka 'sGentiles !"
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FlNED.-A fac of Sc was imposed up.
on Jane Logan yesterday, BY the Mayor for selling
ardent spirits without license
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WoxaSs RIGHTs--An action fer debt by q wife
against her husband, 20 recover moaey loaned By
her TO her husband. beiag property asqairsd sfter
marriage. was tried ia the common pleas OF Perry
county. Pa, q few days sgos Judge Graham presid-
Ing. The question Was whether wife could MAIN
tain Suit against her hosband. The coart de-
eiced thst she could. and delivered . verdict for
the plaintiff for 8, S0s.
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-A prisoner named Butler,
was sentenced for theft on Friday at Providence
r. l.. to three years in the State Prison, having
plead guity. On reaching the Sheriff s room, he
ran, threw up a window, jumped over an iron
fence into street, distance Of twelve feet and
disappeared. In the confusion caused by Butlers
daring escape, another prisoner called Mckenna,
who had confessed himself guilty of arson, took
himself of.
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e :
LOTTERIES.
SWAN & co.'s LoTTERIEs.-~NRW

~ AND BRILLIANT sCHsNyi-cAprTaf
tkIzk xeo0ail--The following scheme viii be
orawn by > SWAN Co, Managers OF the Fort (Iaines
ASs1eiiy Lottery in each Of their Lotteries for De.
semeer. ls57, ct Augusta, Ca, to which city they
~ ave removed their principal ofiee: 80
CLASS SIS.
To be drswni nt he city of Augusta GA In pnhle On
SATURDAY, DECEMBER sra, 1857.
CLASS 66,
10 oe IN the city Of Augusta Ca in pnblic on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER i2ra, 1851,
GLASS 81,
10 De drawn IN the city of Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER lgrH, 1851.
CLASS IS.
To be drawn in the city or Augusta Ga In puhlie On
SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs is5- '
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUAERRX
s,tQ9 PRIZEsi
Nearly Orr In1ss 70 Every NM Tckets
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEI
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IMIIGBASTs-The number of immigrants arrived
at the port of New York up TO the 10th inst, was
ls2,So2-an increase of 42,T4S as compared with
La year
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s,&nn prizes. amounting 10 S.
Whole Tickets $l0i Halves s.; Quarters g. 50

Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters y 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 5ooo9, corresponding with
bose Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in enc Wheel.
The nrst 36s prizes. similarly printed and encrced,
sre placed III another Wheel.
The wheels are then reYolvej, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the ether wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
ed 80 the audience, and registered by the Commits
siuners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation u repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out,
APPROXIMATION PRTzgs-The two preceding aud
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
lrst Prizes will be entitled to the 50 ApproEma-
Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No H. 20 draws
the $6e Prize those Tickets numbered ,2to, l4g,
II Isl, II az will each be entitled TO S3U. Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $3aep Prize, those Tickets nuid-
bered 54s, $40. sol. 51Z will each be entitled TO 800;
and so On. according 10 the above scheme.
TIE $500 prizes of so will be determined by the
la = figure OF the number tEat draws the S6Up prize
For example: II the number drawing the StA,WD
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends IN ], will he entitled 10 SO lfthe mum
ber ends with No. 3 then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2, viii be entitled to $50 and so on
too
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates whichi is the risk:
Certificate OF a package OF 10 whole Tickets. 81
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THE LAST OF THE RANDoLPHS. The recent de-
cease of St. George Randolph, in Charlotte county,
Va, has given occasion to an article with the above
caption, which has been extensively published, and
has at length drawn out contradiction from a
correspondent of the Philadelphia Bulletin The
writer says:
st. George Randolph, the unfortunate and trebly
afflicted gentleman who has just died, was, indeed
the last OF his particular branch of the race whose
great name he bore. But the Randolphs are not
extinct in him, nor, perhaps, they extinguish-
able. Mr.. Jetiersons mother was the sister of .6.
rem brothers Of that name, which, at the time Of her
marriage in 1889, had, with various collateral
branches, been settled in Virginia for an hundred
years. There is, perhaps, not State in the South
in which some of the descendants of this family,
bearing its name, are not to be found.
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uEAvY BROWN COTFONs. nt6l-
ass s'''. ps' '''d 50 ;Shsscs d Ass \ HAswoovA
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RACE HORSE REGION. times rome
by Virginia was known as the race horse region.
which appellation she wore unrivslled until with.
IN lew years past, when Kentucky stepped for
"ar1 with her scores Of fast Ores aud wrested the
wreath from her mothers brow Not content 10
yield the palm so readily, the Old Dominion has
once more entered the ring, and we think her lste
eApioitS on the "Congaree Course fully entitle
nea ~ we Wh'te plume which kentucky eagerly
snatehed In an unguarded moment At the rpest.
luS Alluded to, there were six races run--two at
miie heats, two at two mile heats. one at three
miie meats and one at four mile heats all OF which
were won by Virginia bred horses and all the win
ners having been bred by Major Thomas boswell,
Oh Hanover Mat Spangler, Slasher and the I'm.
comparsble Sue Washington, were the winners
oi All the stakes. Where can another stock raiser
be found with as MANY cononasts 10 h;s o~.,,.s u
halor Boswell. who now justly deserves the title
OF Napoleon of the Turf
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RUpTUREs RADICALLY cORED:-

DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
This is the mort effcacious and comfortable Truss
now in nse Persons afflicted with rupture and who
are really desirous Of being radically cured, now
have opportunity Do not be presen ed from max
ing trial Of tbs Truss from the mistaken idea, that
your case is really bad one and of long standing
cured by Dr. sHsRAsN' great Trusstlis fact be
established 70 your entire satisfaction by reference 10
gentlemen of well know yeracity and respeetabiity
living in this city who have been entitciy rellyed
from this incoDyenent aud truly dangerous disease
This Truss Is constructed that pressure can be
made upon aHy.giyeD point aud retained there. All
Medical men giYeit, their entire and most cordial
appreciation The attention of Physicians living
at Il distance s solicited. The Truss, or any heees
ryiutormaton concerning II, can be had of
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EREsH COCOA NUTS-300 fresh Sane
- Bias Coo Nuts, Just received and for sale by
de9 LOUIS j. B0SSlEux.
DREAD Soda and Washing Soda. for
~ sais by WM. WALLACE SONS.
l2I BBLS prime COFFEE SUGAR, re-
AcA eeiving aud for sale by
no "a BACON baskerville
1NM PIECES BALTIMORE PLAIDs,
lOOo receiving and for sale very low, by
de IL KENT, PA1SEG co.
ERENCH CHESTNUTS.-Fiv barrels
Il FRENCH cHEETauTs. for sale.
dell a. ANToNI.
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AUTHORIZATION FkILEE.
prizes OF SS0C, approxinAtins 70 s61.n01
prize. are sI.ano
prizes Of $50. approzims.ing to sS0.0oo
prtze, IUa
prizes Of 500, approximating 10 $4,000
prize, 500
prizes OF $50. approximating TO $500
prizes, are 600
prizes OF Sla5, approximating to %0C0
prize. are 200
4 prizes OF 800, approximatsug TO 5000
prize. are 400
4 prizes of So appToximating 10 $1,000
prize, are $40
prizes OF so arprOGimating TO 81, 80
prizes nTe 300
b0o prizes OF So l0o.uU0
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cSgCmR> CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
sf7{s- a second hand CARRIAGE, in good Or
der. suitable for Hack family use Apply to
&C 26-ts ALEX. MOTT Auct
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te ofa package Of 10 whole Tickets.
10 half
10 quarter


TX ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt Of which they will be forwarded
By first mail Purchasers can have Tick is ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
20 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Sc Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Office. County and State
ss- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
ab e in full without deduction.
aS- All prizes OF 81 ,f1 AID under paid immediate
lv after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications ST ictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
$. SWAN & CO.. Augusta. Ca,
EG, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,or
Atlanta Georgia, have their orders filled, and
time by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
OF those cities.
Ha- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled TO, will be published after every drawingin
Ii following papers: The Augusta ((iG } Consti-
tut iUDalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
lnteigencer, New York Weekly Day Book Sayan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch, NewYork
Dispatch and Paulding Miss Clarion. no %
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No. II Main street Richmond Va
~ Bile will sell the right TO any city, town
county IN the State. negotiate for agencies on IA
yoraIie terms do l3-iy
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naiey 70 settle for our dinners, ~ thauRhG
.oSn sos heard ioud conversation, and lssying ths
Table started towards them. Before got 20 tAsm
Is sew Haley strike Dickinsor, and ran up fmDe-
aiately and separated them. told Haley there
vas no necessity for any disturbance, and ~ the
oi!nsui.y was about dollars and cents weaid soon
set,ie u, WIN this ! pulled out some chaaes,
ana PAID Haley 81. II. remarked that he was nos
the proper person TO pay. and handed Il over sor6o
other man. then turned to Dickinson. who wss
leaning asa'ns. ths partition with his hand 70 he
turned 10 Haley who was walking OF aad gave him
the stab.
CSosseromined have an indstiact recollection
about hearing Haley say something TO smith about
becoming security. Did not know it was Hs3evs
booth when be entered IL, Whilst We were sasing
our dinner. saw Haley at side table carving ard
saw Mr.. Smith 20 to him and ask him for piece of
meat. Saith and Haley got into playful seufae.
Seeing Haley. Dickinson remarked to me that it
was not necessary for me to pay. ~ Haley owed
him, and he could settle it. Dickinson received
but one blow, that / saw, which staggered him
nack to the partition between the side and dining
tables. The blow appeared TO have been . stun
ming one. have no recollection of hear,nw anv
conversation between ID. and H.. after II. struck
y There was no person between II. and d. amer
taey were separated but myself, that remember
or cannot say what time elapsed from the sspa-
ration OF the parties until the stabbinr Wa IN
hieted, but it must have been hort III anv can.
vetsation had passed between the partiee I thiuk
should have heard 1t. After the stab VS. %.
neted, caught Dickinson with the knife in his
hand and he started on iu search Of coustable
Wren he threw the knife down. Mundfn seized hin,
from behind, and they scuffied out of the door, /
SAID that u. would deliver himself up to aay epu-
ssao'e s or oincer Mundin then said 'soh Dickin-
son. what have you done!s and lot him 90 g.
ing no officer we went to the gate OF the Fair
grounds, got into Dts carriage aud drove down
town. On the way, he asked me what was best 70
90! told him to give himself up. lie said be
thought 1t WAS merely q flesh wound-he tlid NOT
intend to Kill him. and hoped he had not When
ne got to 9Th and Main. ID. johnson and True
henrt. got out, told them what bad happened,
himself up.
Here the evidence closed and the Cours remand
ed the prisoner to answer for murder at the next
term OF the Circuit Court, which sits In April
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ATAdssrtisements pr olished until 5brihd. VIII -
chargi 81 centsper sQusrs cf Ten nss foR ~ asss
Insertion. and Is cents for each contfnsanco
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EACH SATURDxY N DECEMBER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-25
Valuable Real
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SAL


The subscriber, declining business, will sell.
at Public Sale, on the premises, all his real and
personal estate, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
October orXt situate on thu Jnnlata, fiarman's
Bottom, Juniaa Township, Bedford Co., Pa
The real estate consists of ia and about 100 a.
cres OF Patented Land lying on both sides Of the
Juniaa River, comprising tne meadow and
rolling lands, about 300 acres cleared and un-
der cultivation. The Improvements are first
rate Stone FIGURING Mill 70 feet square, 3 sto-
rivs, running four stones, two French Burrs and
doing an excellent business. This Mil IS sub
stanlIaily built, we'll cemented and IN good con-
dition. Also an excellent Saw Mill in opera
ton, besides other water power sufficient for
superior Mill. Stone Mansion House, Farm
Tenant House, Farm House. Barns ard Stables.
Land extends about | ! miles along The Juniata
and is well waterpd with springs and wells, hay
ing also fair supply ofFru Trees. THIS prop
erty might be divided so as 10 make three con-
yenlent farms, with necessary improvements
is we'll situated in regard TO markets, s,.beins with
ia % miles Of Cumberland. and n Of Bedford,
about ] ] miles from the Glad Turnpike, and
situated on the great ''Dro0sr Eo1d.' From
the drovrs quite an income bas been and may
be derived. Upon the whole ihs is very val
uahe and desirable property upon which an en-
eFgetlc man can do great business
The subscriber Will also sell all his personal
property, consisting Of fiorS-S, including sew
eral very valuable young Horses, Cows and
young cattle, Sheep aud IogS-6 horse, four
horse, and , horse wagons Poushs, HarroWs,
Horse Gears, and large lot Of farming utensils:
AIso House furniture aud Kitchen utenSi,s.-
o,,aptit,. ,,E [nro;., hot not. (,.,
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The subscribers, trading and doing business
under the Firm Of BARApoLLAR, Lowry 4 Co,
would respectfully inform their lrirnsls and the
public generally, that they have opened at the
above place, and are daily receiving, large
stock Of Merchandise, consisting in part Of Nus
lins, fickings, Osenbergs, Drills, Cassimerps,
Sattinetts, Cloths, FIaDnels, DrlanrS, French
Merinos, SILKS, Caicos, Hats S Gaps. Hard
ware, Qupsnsware, Boots S, Shoes, ana Grocer
les Of all descriptions
Also a large assortment Of ready-'nadr Cloth
ing, all Of which will BE- sold upon as short pro-
fits as can be had in the country.
GEo. Il. BARNDoLLAR, JoHN F. LowEY,
JoUN c. EvEGHaRr. c. ". Asucoa.
Dec % 1856 ~.
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EgEDEOasD SpEsENGS,

TO the hands OF company, who. in addition to the
former buildings, have erected handsome and com
modious Hotel building, and two spacious bathhoos
IS and have ornamented and improved the grounds.
The hotel buildings viii be oFened for the reception
Of visitors on lie 18th Of June inst and kept open
until the lst ofOctober. Passengers from Baltimore
or Philadelphia reach the Springs in one day via
Pennsylvania al-road, the completion of the Broad
top Rail Road leaving bot twenty miles of staging
over hor road. Nr. Willard, formerly of WASH
ln&7on city amt recently OF the Barnei House, Gin
clnna1i, ai9 snp4.iFiend the Hotel. To iagaljd.
senrFaiiy- ihe Bedford waters, IN connection with
me n"ontatn air are perhaps more highly beneficial
than any oiher in Tie Union
P. GOSSLER.
President Bedford Spring. Company.
Jane - Io57
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GEO. BLTMIRE.
WM. HARTLEY.
GBgyagaEre s. HARTLEY

WOULD announce to the public that they
have just received and orrued the most exten-
slve assortment Of Hardware and House Fur
nIshlng articles ever brought 10 Bedford, to
which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
Their stock IS comprised Of 50 great variety,
that it Is impossible to think Of pnumerating the
articles in newspaper advertisement. Lit all
who want good article, at small profit, call
on us and they can be gratird.
March 90 1887
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IL SENATE, March q, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments 10 the Con-
stifutIon OF the Commonwealth being under consd-
GRAFTON,
On the question,
. VIII the Senate agree 10 the first amendment7
The yeas and nays taken agresably 10 the
provisions of the Constitution, and were as follows
viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Coffey Ely Ev-
ans, Fetter, Flenken, Frazer, Ingram, Jordan Kill
hnger, Knox, Laubaeh, Lewis, Mver. ScofeId. Sell
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Notice Is hereby given hat application viii be
made 10 tne next Legislature Of The State of Penn
syIyania Tor the passage OF an act Of Assembly autho
rizing the Incorporation oi Bahk of Issue with ae
neral banking and dIsconntng privileges, urd~r the
sriafa backing laws Of his Stale, 10 be located at
the Borough o. Bedford 10 be county 0l Bedford and.
cajird The Bedford County Bank with capral
Of TWO hundred and fjy thousand dollars. and with
the privilege Of increasing the same 10 the sum Of
four hundred thousand dollars.
+. L. ANDERSON.
VA 7. DAUGHERTY,
WM. p. SCHELL,
A. KING,
NICHOLAS LYONS
SAMUEL /. RUSSELL.
Bedford, Pennsylvania, Jane 20, ls57.-tJ1
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Combined
REiPER IND NOV ER.

po,sota4 y m,,.lv
- ro: y - ~ Nl[ : y I, oFFl. *, iS2i i,
- "a ~, - ,og4 S%tS ~ 1919, March ~
WON 3t,L l..@f '0',t'I i"u oy " All Ek a.
1sSE rL t +Y - JuD' ana q, = Gay O J"Iy,
inyants4 '''O''''o 1''SA ~iiI->A ever
pro,, ~. ,,,,o..o.
'o,'' '''v s"0'VSs o. last year operations
E, Ir gf" m ~ @ a"aoIho'nS '0's Machine to the
i " @ 'iit' l ~, NV ,F4' ii@'N5s'' ana l7rI assured
:, nv '',T'l ri5"eSl eAPeciaionS--
it '',"ta@.C, GUS cream aoa easy, IS OF
l'@'' GIal'' dod readily changed from Reaper
," 70 a Mover a"a wee versa requiring not more
l"ah minute 10 make The change. The al
'efa'9oS &c from last year ar" as follows, VIZ
NJ '''e Journals Will oe Case-5ard~ned, the
SHOES. GUARDS AND GFlRTVu
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NRffnn

To the Cdiesns Of BeIford County.
All Land Warrants 10 be exrcuted hy ne.
must be placed 10 my bands to be regularly f.
led in the Office.
] will execute all warrants and orders of re-
surveys with Promptness. Also, will attend to
'ob-work on call. Twill be in Bedford the first
week Of every month, or oitrner if required
Address, Stonerstown, Bedford County.
SAML. KETTERMAN.
June u, 1887.
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800 LOCAL AND TRAVELLING

$3.50 per month. No hunbng or chance business
Permanent employment given and no capital reouir-
ed. For further particulars enclose postage s,amns
and address, 4. SIMPSON, Exeter, n. ii.
Aug. 7, '57-3m.
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E1E,s z. = EEaE.ra-
GETTYS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
EEciqags Buiidiag, Bedford, Pa,

EFctaags Buitdins, Bedforl, Pa,
Where AmbratyPes, DagnerreotyPes, SC,
&c, Of every description, are executed in the
latest styles and improvements of the Art. a
foil assortment Of plain and fancy caSrs, and
gold and plated Lockets, al verylow prices. and
The public are respectfully invited TO call
examine his specimens.
r. D CLr1,Tyc T.
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CNAIRS AND CABINET TrRNlTrRE.

u LIZ
The subscriber has removed 10 The shop on
West PIT Street, recently occupied br William
RItchey As Machine Shop, where he coatin-
nes to make 10 order and krppon hand a gene
raj assortment Of chairs and cabinet l1rnitUre:
consisting in part OF Spring Seat PaglJr Chairs.
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor, SOFAS, Lounges, Ouomans, What-Nols,
Music Stands, Fancy Paror Tables, Breakfast,
Dinner, aud Extension Tables, Brd>t-adS, Bu-
reaus, WardIo5es, sc. Suits Of c7t,ags-furni-
turr at very moderate prices, 50 that II is with
in the reach Of all to have nice good, and
fashionable furniture. The Ladies arr particu-
larIy invited to call and examine for themselves,
as It VIII BE- my desire to please ali tastes
\. B. CotHns will be- made on thr shortest
notice for any who viii favor him ujth a call
ISAAC MENGEL, Jr.
Nav %. 1887.
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sUEImER ARRANGEMENT

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP RAIL ROAD.
On and after Monday, March 2d, 1887, two pas
viii run between HOPEWELL < HUNTINGDON
leaving Hoprwell at 1915 VI & 6.l0PM.
Arriving al Hopewell at $40 A ~ X $40 NJ
Connecting al Huntingdon with trains for East and
West, via. Peun'a r. K.
THOS. T. WElRMAN.
Huntingdon, Feb. %. 1857. Sup't.
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HARIsBuRG, June %, 1857.
PsHmSylraniz IS
do certify that the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the original 'Resolution propo
sing amendments to the Constitution of the Com
monw ealth," with the vote in each branch of the
Legislature upon the final passage thereof as appears
from he originals on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set rBy
IL. D hand and caused TO be affixed the seal of
The Secretary's Office, the day and year above writ
ten.
a. G. CURTIN,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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Drugs and Books.

<azyh1 DIR. F. C. REAMER
Nz!z12
5 Having purchased the Drug 1saaa.Hszlw
ca and Book Store OF DR.. S. D. Scott, will
constantly keep on hand at his establishment
in Julianna Street, complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Varnishes, Brushes of all kinds.
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, sc. sc. together with an extensive col
lection of School and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
&c which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford. Feb. II. 1854
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I'd. EEoreler,
ClGCl1 & " adcEa Maker
AND DEALER IN JEWELgY,

No0Td TFSpecIIuTTV announce 70 tie CfIZens
Of Bedford, aad The public in general, that be
has opened Jewelry Store in the building re-
Gently occupied by II. Nicodemus, ESQ. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he will be
pleased 70 seq all in want Of articles N his line.
He has on hand. and VIII constantly keep, an
elegant assortment Of JEWELRY, and will rr--
pair Clocks and Watches in the bert style He
hopes toreceive liberal share of patronage, as
he feels satisfied be can render satisfaction to all
who entrust him with their work. His terms
will be moderate.
He has on hand Go|d and Silver WATCHES,
Silver Spoons, Thinbles, Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, sc. sc.
April u, 1885.