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F'I1FF'""F TT " ''F'''E
JOSIAH u. SMITH
sBf-lWF Richmond Va
Mrs. pELLEr'S SCu0OL.-The nert

VI ssssIan ulslcUors October Isl lss- The prina
r, ieatUr" "t this school il the thorolgh and sys-
tcnst' 'ns' ton va the frun, language, given TO
Az the yupIjs without uNtra charge.
Tho FgsayH % Taught by Professor aud Madame
FHlh\. - F4.i- and peculiar facilities aYc afforded
{or learning -r.aA the Ian suape.
hrs fkLLt SGarautces that the Elementary and
ss.saRccd siU-.us ia English, shall be ruoRouunLY
taught
lutarnsti, 30. l,iitiIo 10 the s.hooI terms &c may
te ha, on ~. alton al her residence on Broad st.
Richmond. iy @a-t3m
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REMOVALS, &c.

I r. KEININGHAM has removed to
y. No 227. Just opposite his old stand and next
door TO Crenshaw, Quarrs l. Co, where he will be
very glad 10 his friends Thankful for past IA
NorS hr will try TO merit future and being op-
posed To large profits, he confidently offers assursn-
ces OF satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call
As heretofore his attention will he given to BOOK
BINDING and BLANk-BOOk MAKING at strictly
fair rates j. X. kEININGHAM,
Book seller and Binder.
Jy l6-lm 227 Broad ST. between Sd and 4th.
y QEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rarily to No. Pearl street under the Exchange
Hotel where We shall be pleased to see our old
friends. T.. W. PURCELL & CO.,
Ie4 Exchange Brokers
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nLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCIlpJL-The undersigned will, Oh the first 0!
October next, open Classical ami Mathematical
School. embracing such course of instruction ~
= d. iii yolth for essy entrance into the high
csa-srs -lihcr. ui classical scientific inatits
tau- They will Ivory effort to procure central
4ui comfortable location on ShOCkue Iil. Their
TERMS vii hc as follows tPATABLE sENi-ANNUALLl
~ ADVANCED
Latin tireek and Mathematics. sO
Lain or tircch and ds ............. 50
knS!i-h Branches, ............................ 90
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CARD.-The unlerslgned has heen
TVHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S

II = 2 7
Will io resumed on the lst OF October next. Parents
viii please make carly application.
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MIR. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. on

W FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE 7TH.-The 18th
session If .hI~ school will open on FRIDAY the 18th
september, inr the TEN following months. Greek
I-gln and Mathematics So: Elementary Latin and
NatAr rElatlr-, of higher English and NsthaustCs
So common English branches $40: Primary Depart
meut fer hgyy s.dcy Ii y-ys) So, French or Draw.
INK. each So
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. GRACE

4Si STREET, BETWEE 7TH AND sTH.--The sew
enth session II this School will commence the lst
day of Octub-r, and close on the Ist of July. The
English department is exclusively under the diree-
tion Of the Principal. except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Classes, which will be taught
by d gentleman OF experience and ability. The
French Glass will be placed under the supervision of
gentleman who htr had much experience and sue
c"@s IA communicating that Language.
" B-lm$
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- ? a. t4sssf-sss .ars s-4sHsHs =
PHILIP b. STANAKD,
+. V. BARGAMIN.

1t gives me great pleasure to recommend the Class
Teal and Mathematical school OF Mcs-rs. SrANARD
BAR3ANIN. Me-srs. :. 4 B. are graduates Of thi-
Institution have been connected with il Assistant
ProtsoTE and are entitled To the fullest confidence
the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
Superintendent v NJ. /.
YIEGIGA MILITARY INsTIrUTE,l
InIv tfE
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EDuCATION.-ENGLIsm. .CLAssIcAL AND
EEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND,
HANON Ek COUNTY, VA.
hEs' JHAs; VA - b' fTIt sTGAtSF' .tT Principals.

T.
MFs. GHAs inA !, p. tg,t. srUtAET' IT Principals.
MIss FANNIE VI. IkBY, Assistant
The first srssisu u this School viii commence on
tht let day II october next. Twcnt y-ige boardcrs
can be accommodated In the family Of Mrs STUART.
IL 10 tie purpose o those engaged ia this school to
make II, in all respects. Of the first class.
Ctdy0eS J0r Term n TVbenty Weeks FaDalls in
Adtaace.
Board, including, washing, fuel aud light. $65 10
Tuition IA kngkzh ....... 70 "a
Idtin ana Ufkek s........, 10 nD
CHI mistry aHd Natural Philosophy .. = 00
Music on Piano with use Of instrument t 22 "a
Ornamental Branches at usualai prices.
Address CHAE. II. STUART, at Randolph Macon Col-
Iexe, I'LL ist of Sept and after that time at Ashland
au 3--d2wA2tawtSIO
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SIRGlGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, I
July 9TH, 1857.

COUTH-SID INSTITUTE,
- FARMNlLLE VA.
". }. MoREIssETr, 4. NJ, Math., Nat Sciences and
French.
Il r. BOOKER, i. b. Languages.
L. MokRIssETr, A-sstaut i'll Languages.
;. PAKTIN. Mathematics.
For catalogue containing terms &c. address
MUKkISSEIT 4 BOOKER,
jy 9J-dlm FarmyilIp Va
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MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,

~ FOR YOUNG LADIES, Corner of Franklin
and 9TH streets, will be reOpencd on the lat day
October and closed On the lrt day of July.
Higher English Branches.........."....,...$40o 90
Primary ............ 80 90
Lang 20 %
Music "a m
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THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
L HOUSE
No. 4g FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.

CONNOLLY Il ADAMS,
CONNIS HON MERCHANTS AND AGENTS =
FOR THk SALE OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFAC
TURED TOBACCO.
EF- Liberal advanccments on consignments -6u
as-INNES c. ADAMS is connected with our house
JAMES 4. CONNOLLY. RoBT. NJ. ApAAs
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cured.
Refer. r. Gov, Wise Gen'l VIM. II. Richardson |
Col +. Feut.uus, Mrssrs. q. A. Myers. Kinford & |
Blair, Thomas K. Price. John VI. Patton T. r. Grat-
iau 4leXr r. Huiiaday and keys. j. Peterkin and |
.tr.Iar v nllhTIiEe. 1 ll-ltlrtO |
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Ny SCHOOL, on lst street, between
Marshall and Clay, is nov in session. and will
continue until the sth April next. The second quar-
Ter having begun on the sth Junel will commences
on the Ath inst. My charges will be as follows:
FOR elementary Latin, per month $500
English Grammar. History and Geography 400
kekdlng, rIting and Arithmetic ............. 2in
vance. ADD1I~ pLyNE
au 3-I2tH
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90 . L..sLANNrALtN u ApvANcrN
erxcrs-B c. wherry. Mrs. Jane. Gray, VIM.

NFI-EFN0E.--E c. V henry WIS names dTay, Wm
G.>y pr. J. q Mayf, Col. ,. IL. Parker, Thomas J.
E,an, Geo N.ynNrI, d. ;. Woodbridge, Rev J. f.
E7vsg!s, Re. Leroy VI Lee, Samuel Greeuhow, l..
W Gi,z,bresh, Benz Pollard, A, '. Crcnshaw, T.. h.
SpHr., Z II Meade, Chas c. Elicit, Chas Stebbns.
= D.. T1Su-cai. " I'M. A Smith Thos d. Quarlr-
Garland ntn,5, Felix Mstthevs Alex. Duyaf, W T.
Tayiar, T. ". kre~ce, Il Jones', +. Lawson
ER- Those who may desire To enter pupils are re-
qu,~.rd - make early application at my rcsdencc
ca Jay, between ist aud "a streets or through the
Pos! once. Jy 22-tlOc
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Nil'iH tt any llouI tilsl ma! appoint.
Jy 22-d2w &3tRwl-tO
~ HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor
4-yof MUSIC, offer. his services to the citizens of
* Richmond ~ a Teacher Of the HARP, PIANO,
GJiTAkan OF SINGING. Having tau hit Music for
years IN EdgewOrth Seminary in North Carolina he
confidently Efrro 10 GOV. N0RRHEAD Proprietor, and
70 RICHARD STERLIS0 Esq Principal OF that Institu-
ton.
sS- Residence at Mrs. Russelrs Boarding House,
Broad street, rear 9th.
REFERENCES IN RICHNOND.-Rev. Dr. NJ d. Hoxe
Rev, George W WOodbrIdge, Rev Or. I. V. Moore, " m
q. Paine, Esq, Col 7. 7. August, K. r. Howison, Mr.
4. Morris, Z. IL. Taylor, Maj. j. c. Shields Dr. +. H.
Deane. jy l5-dlw&Iaw3m*
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHO0L-Corner 9Th and Clay streets.
This School opens lst October, aud closes 18th
July.
IBRAs-(PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN Apy4SCE.)
Classical and Mathematical Department.
NRtr fiuSS-The Classics and higher MAthe-
IiI%tiCS. 500 M
Junior CtdSS-Ihe Rudncnts of tke ClassCs
with the higher English Branches s.......... 80 90
English Department.
fIiliidfy 30 "
FRENCH Is taught by Prof. EAIoN.
jy l6-3m ROGER MARTIN.
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IEFFERSON MAIZE ACADEMY, 25TH

BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
CHURCH lllLL-The next session OF this lnatitu
unH viii open ON MONDAY September / ith, and con
tluUr for ten months.
thorough instruction will be given in the Classics
the Mathematics and the various English branches
iERhs-Payahle onc-halt lst January. 1853, and the
balance at the eud Of the session 3N 40 and 30 dol
lars
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For Sale.
Aug. y, 1897.

ONE Farm of 213 in Friends Cove, about four
miles from the Bedford Springs. The land is lime
stone and is one of the surest Farms for winter
crop, in the Cove. The improvements are commo-
dious and convenient. There IS an abundance of
excellent fruit upon the premises. About l25 acres
cleared, and the balance well timbered. Terms
easy or hard to suit purchasers.
ALSO
so Acres or thereabouts of Timber and-a part of
the Vickroy estate, called s'Sugar Bottom in ST.
Clair township.
The land, as we'll the Timber is not surpassed
by any in the County, and lays in sight OF Saw
Mill. There is one field OF this tract cleared, and
containing fine lot of fruit. Terms as above.
120 acres Of land in Green county, Iowa.
ALSO
800 acres in Morrison county, Minnesota Territory.
ALSO
lot OF Real Estate in Nebraska Territory.
a good opportunity Is presented for making IN
vestments.
o. E. SHANNON.
Bedford, Aug. u, 1857.
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EXTENSIVE SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ON the head waters of Dnnning's Creek, IN Bedford
County Pa. The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale, on TUESDAY the goth Oct. next, being the
hfst Tuesday after the election, the premises in
ST. Clair Township, several adjoining and contiguous
tracts of land, containing IN all 87A Acres, d-
vided into 8 tracts, thereof containing SO acres
each, and the other being the Saw-nill tract. con
tanning 250 acres These tracts will be sold they
are, or subdivded TO suit purchasers.
The Saw-Mli tract contains a FIRST GLASS SAW
MILL, with never failing head of Water, and Is in
the midst of a TIMBER REGION, unsurpassed for the
quality of timber. One other Of the tracts contains
enviable site for TAN YARD, with all the ad-
vantages of WATER, and along side Of Chestnut
Ridge, where the for BARK mex hausti-
Bile at 50 so per Cord
300 acres of the land is bottom land, mostly COW
cred by large Sugar Trees. 800 acres are cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, and the baance
well timbered.
There are FOUR DWELLING HOUSES upon
the premises, and FOUR BARNS, with other out
buildings.
The FRUIT is choice and in abundance, upon
some of these tracts.
This property lies - miles North of Bedford, and
IN country noted for its good roads, leading North,
South, East and West TO Bedford, 1IohGaysburg.
Johnstown and other points, tie Penna. Central
Rail Road.
Farmers. Lumber men, Tanners and Spectators
should examine the premises, the uudersig gued is
determined TO sell, on account of being too largely
engaged in other business, give these fields of en-
terprise, the proper care and attention.
TERMS S:-0ae third in hand tbe lst Of April,
1883, when possession viii be given, and the bal
lance in equal annual payments, without inter
est The title is warranted good.
DJ-Dralts will be had on day of sale or can be
with the undersigned in Bedford at any time,
showing the shape and locality OF the lands.
NICHOLAS LYONS.
Aup u fS57
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aEUEabEe Real
md Personal PROPERTY FOR SlL

AND Personal PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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 next; situate on the Junata, Harman's
Bottom, Juniata Township, Bedford Co., Pa
The real estate consists of in and about 400 a.
cres OF Patented Land lying on both sides of the
Juniata River, comprising fine meadow and
rolling lands, about 300 acres cleared and un-
der cultivation. The improvements are first
rate Stone Flonring Mill 45 feet square, sto-
ries, running four stones, TWO French Burrs and
doing an excellent business. This Mill is sub
stanlially built, well cemented and in good con-
dtion. Also an excellent Saw Mill in opera
ton, besides other water power sufficient for
superior Mil. Stone Mansion House, Farm
Tenant House, Farm House, Barns and Stables
Land extends about / J miles along the Juniata
and is we'll Watered with springs and wells, hay-
ing also fair supply Of Fruit Trees. Tbs prop
ertP might be-dlvIdrd as TO make three con-
venient farms, with necessary Improvements
IS we'll situated in regard to markets, being with
in % miles Of Cumberland. and l 4 Of Bedford,
about j miles from the Glade Turnpike, and
situated on the great 'DroUer Road." From
the droves quite an income has been and NAV
be derived. Upon the whole this is very val
liable and desirable property upon which an en-
ergetIc man can do a great business.
The subscriber will also sell all his personal
property, consisting OF s Horses, including sev-
eral very valuable young Horses, Cows and
young cattle, Sheep and Hogs-6 horse, four
horse, and horse wagons Ploughs, Harrows,
Horse Gears, and a large lot of farming utensils:
Also House furniture and Kitchen utensils
A quantity Of Grain, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn,
sc.
The subscriber, residing on4he premises, will
be pleased 10 meet persons desiring TO purchase
at any time mp TO the day Of sale, and will take
pleasure in showing the premises, and will re-
ceive private offers of purchase, and in case of
suitable offer will conclude contract of sale.
10 TERMS-$3000 in hard, as NAV suit
purchasers, and the balance will be made paya-
bic on the most accommodating terms, so much
50 that an enterPrising man may be able TO make
them Oft the premises. Terms will be fully
made known by calling on the subscriber.
The subscriber refers TO Gen. Bowman and
John P. Reed, Esq, of Bedford, from whom full
particulars will be had JACOB RIFLE.
J1nlata Tp., July 81, 1857.
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20 the old Patrons OF the He'd
ford Gazette.

During the long period of our connection
With the 'Gazstte,' 90 years. we never once,
either directly or indirectly, dunned our sub
scrbers-never published even an anecdote
touching delinquents And now, that we have
disposed Of the establishment, we feel confident
that ALL our friends, both at HOME and ABROAD,
viii promptly and at once make settlement
To such as desire indulgence, any reasonable
time will be given, provided they settle prompt
ly. Subscribers or advertisers who have paid
in advance, have credit on The books of our sue
cessors for the amounts SO paid. Of one thing
we feel especially proud, and that is that nc
paper in Pennsylvania can boast of nobler set
of patrons than the subscribers TO the Bedford
Gazette, among whom we rank many of our po-
litical opponents.
GEO. w BOWMAN
Aug. %, I857-3t.
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The price of Board will be 81 50 per week; and
% cents will be charged for fuel and rooms furnish
ed.
GENERAL EXERCISES.
Weekly exercises in composition and declama-
tion by the gentlemen, and composition and declama
ton BY the ladies, VIII be required throughout the
entire course.
During the term commencing in August, there
will be a class organized for the special benefit Of
those designing to engage in teaching Common
Schools
The last days of each session viii be devoted TO
examinations; and at the close of the year there will
be annual examination aud exhibition.
The Lyceum is literary society sustained by the
young gentlemen; the Ladies' Association is SINH
lar one sustained by the young ladies'.
1t is highly Important that all " no intend 10 at
tend the school should be present at the commence
ment OF the terms, as all regular classes then
formed. Students will be received, however, at any
time, and admitted 10 such classes they may be
found qualified 10 enter. But all will be charged tu
ition from the commencement to the close of the
term, except those Who enter for only half term
and deduction viii be made for absence, except
in case Of sickness. No will be admitted a
Student who does not sustain good moral character
REFERENCES n PENNA.
Mr.. John Hafer, Bedford; Rev. J. A. Coleman,
Mr.. Jacob BarndoIlar, Bloody Run; Captain Mann,
Licking Creeks Messrs. George BarndoIlar, Wood
berry, c w Asheom, HopeweIl; G W Williams,
ScAtl4sUuIS5 J"lH -idJ, IeAttItElIie.
REFERENCES IN ND.
Hon. John Nrd, Fros'burg Mr. John Folck Cum
berland Rev T T Mcclure, Fliuistoue; Mr. John
Wilson, Old Town; John Hughes, vi d; Rev VIM
EarnShaw, Hancock; Mr. Joseph Mann, Clear Spring;
Rev II Sipes, Washington city.
n Persons coming from Cumberland take the
T24dforI eta5s aId etor Cenrresile, from whence
they will be conveyed to Rainsburg.
L. I. MCCLURE, President.
J. FILLER, Secretary.
Ialy 81, lS57-4t
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MORE NEW GOODS.

4. b. CRAMER s. co. have Just opened
another supply Of SUMNER GOODS, render
ing their assortment very complete. Beautiful
new-style CaIicoes, Barage Robes, handsome
White Grape and Stella Shawls, Briliants, &C.
Superior French Cassimeres and striped Sat-
teens for Mems Wear also full supply Of Car
petings, Groceries, Mackerel Herring, SC.
GyCountry Produce wanted, and good pri-
ces will be given. Call and see our Stock and
learn the prices.
Alb. CRAMER s co.
June %, 1887.
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VIM. SHAFFER,
Merchant Tailor.

Continues 10 carry on The above business, in
all its branches, al bis old stand in Jnlanna st.
and is prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their custom, on reasonable
terms. He constantly keeps on hand large
assortment Of ready-made Clothing of good
and substantial quality. And, having in store
choice selection of Cloths, Cas$imeres, Vest
ings, Drllings, &C. &c he invites all in want
of Clothing to give him call, as he feels con-
fdent he car please all who do so.
Bedford, July 3, 1857.
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G5-NO HUMBUG.-H. II. HTTTZ,S calabr,,ad
letter Wash is the only safe and sure remedy ever
discovered for curing the letter, Ringworn and all
eruptlons OF the skin. 1t is SO infalble remedy.
mat perfect cure IN all cases of letter is guaran-
lea' Il attehtlVelv applied. In ordinary cases one
bottle will be sufficient to perfect a cnre In had 80
ses' with letter of long standing, more will be re-
CURED Ptlce . cents per bottle. For Sale at Dir,
Reamers Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May %, ls57-ly.
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DIED.

!. F ! !0'h ult., Mrs Dorathy Riddle, aged
. months and Is days.
], @odIe, was trueIy christian mother,
:, .Ify much afflicted for the last eighteen
4 u7T Ilie, and during this time she ex-
~7 cardinals of christian patience, and
9, for iorty-three years she did attend
as a member of the German Re-
-a'eh. Her end was peace. "BIess-
..,, ~ servants, whom the Lord when he
nat find waiting"
a'3eep in Christ, Mr.. Valentine WV
=, r'ay "a, morning August 2stb, at half
d., clock, at bis residence in Brming-
5aa, s.Shy county, Pennsylvania, aged 40
I f"''ls' and IS days.
~. s'ssd was native of Schlutern in
= - q Hanau Germany. He emigrat-
h. "qntFy in 1892. and settled in Bed
sir,.;i an.ll early this Spring, when be
,,s4 '{ eo evening the 25 inst, Mr.. David
= sNA - Vpar.
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C0TRT has been in session since last Mon
az morning, his Honor, Judge Kimmell, Presi-
7g Our town has been crowded all week,
@5'ae ingenuity Of our hotel-keepers has been
4'1'r.y taxed to find stowage room for all their
.atouers.
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WINDNILLS ! WINDMILLS!.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
customers as well as the public generally, that he
still continues the mandatory Of wIndmlils and
keeps them on hand constantly. lie will also do all
kinds of repairing in bis line of business As his
mills well known in Bedford county, he deems 1t
unnecessary TO say any thing about them. His shop
is as formerly at the East end OF Bedford, Pltt
street, near the Foundry.
SIMON DlCKERHOOF.
Ang 2I ls51-3t.
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OUR OLD FRIEND Col. John D. Roddy.
'a oa' town a visit on Monday evening last,
'7ag one Of the Senatorial confrrees from
%0-'set county. The Col. represented the
A~ district il the last Electoral College of
10yIyaDia and was one of the Pennsylya-
delegation to the Cincinnati Convention
'a' able lawyer, sound man and a true
+aciat.
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
ATTORNEY An LAW.
AND
i}GAE GGGaGG BROhGR

HAS for Sale 10 Farms, and $4,000 acres of Coal
ana unlmproved land, IN Bedford and Fulton coup-
ties. Also Lots in the town of Hamilton. Land
sold IN quantities 10 suit purchasers. Proposals for
timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms easy.
Aug. 7, 1S57,-6m
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SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
HARRISBURG, June p, 1857.

PeUHsy5U1ntG Ss
do certify that the eabove and foregoing is true
and correct copy of The ''Yeas" and Mays" taken
on the resolution proP'sing amendments 10 the Con-
stitutiou of the Comnsnweath, as the appears
on the Journal OF the two Houses of the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth for the Session OF
1857.
IL. S. Witness my hand and the seal of said Of
fee, this twenty y-secom day of June, one thousand
hundrad and 6fr,.Savan
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Leglaure upon the final passage thereof, as appears
iFonhe originals file IN this office.
lftestimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
H.. hand and caused TO be affixed the seal of
the icretarys Office, the day and year above writ
ten.
a. G. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Any person desirous of purchasing we'll esta-
blished and profitable Drug Store can hear OF first
rate opening by addressing the editor Of this paper
July II, 1857.
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CHEAP SIDE


general assortment Of new style of Spring
Goods, comprising, in part. Ladies' Dress Goods,
,Ducal Crocovella Challi, fancy aud plain De
Lame, Briliants, Lawns, Calicoes, sc. &c.
For gentlemens' and boys wear Cassimeres,
Cassinets, Canton Cloth, Shrpperd Check, Cot
tonades, &c.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Woollen and
Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, Syrup moIasses,
white and brown Sugars, green and black Teas,
Groceries of all kinds, Queensware, Tubs,
Buckets, Brooms, &C., Hardware, Shovels,
Forks, Hoes, Knives and Forks, Spoons, sc.
and all articles usually kept in stores.
All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change.
The undersigned will sell cheap for cash or
produce, and hopes by fair dealing to receive
his usual share of custom.
G. ". RUPP.
April 10, 1887.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-04
EXTRA CHARGES.
INFORMATION WANTED

OfMathas Fischer formerly of Precthal in the Duke
dom OF Baden, and for some time resident of this
(Bedford) county. Any person knowing anything
relative 10 the whereabouts ofhe said Fischer will
obTige the undersigned by addressing him on the sub
ject, at ScHELLsBUG, BgDFoRp Co., Pa, or by COM
municating the information to Rev. f. BENEDICT,
BEDFORD, PA..-Western papers please notice.
Aug. 2Sth, 1857. ]. a. KUNkLEMAN.