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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

a SCENE IN THE SPANISH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
In the debate the address, in the Spanish Chamber
Of Deputies, on the 26th ut, Senior Campoamer made
an attack the press law and the censorship of
the press In the course Of his speech he told how
the censor refused to allow the publication OF jour
the name Of the Minister of the Interior The gentle
man who filed the censors Office gravely observed
that the public would be apt to interpret the word
ironical Senior Campoamer also declared that the
censor would not permit sentence single word
in Latin in the newspapers, because as he himself is
ignorant Of the learned languages,a seditious or a
dangerous thought might be struggled in the para
graph. Senior Campoamer showed that it is not per-
mtted to editor to inform his subscribers that the
has stopped his paper for the issue in which
that information is given would infably be seized.
These, and other disclosures Of the kind, produced
great impression the people in the galleries, who
applauded with great energy the exposure of such
acts, and the sarcasm with which they were de.
nonnced.
Public, deputies and ALL rose up simultaneously
when Senior Campoamer said that the Cortes was, in
point OF fact, but theater, the keys Of which
in the Keeping of the minister's He was called to
order amid the greatest uproar, and informed by the
president that if he did not moderation and
more decorum, he should not allow him to speak
When then, the minister Of the interior stood up in
reply, he was received with kissing. The deputies
again rose gesticuating ercey and shouting at the
top of their voices that the exdeputies, for whom
place is always set apart in the chamber, should be
turned out and that above ALL the journalists should
be expelled from their gallery. Then again com
menced clappng of hands and cries on the part Of
the Deputies while the minister remained on his legs.
The storm continued for some time and at last ended
from mere exhaustion. After the sitting, the cues
ton Of expelling Senior Campoamer from the cham
Der was seriously discussed.
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j. fWEIcnEflBsUM.2

OPTICTAN and Oculist, from Philadelphia
respectfully informs ftHs cifiz4aA 0f Bedford and
vicinity, that he has opened COON at Stcck-
mans Hotel, where he offers for sale SPECTA-
-CLES of every variety, size and qnalifs.s
new invention OF Spectaclcs, for distant or
close reading, with gnhi, SILVER, steea aud tor
toise shell frames, and new and improved as-
sortmrnt oiperifocal ground fint Glasses Of
his own manufacture. He would particularly
call the attention of the public to his Spectacles
for Near-Sighted Persons, and for persons who
have been operated upon for the cataract Of tie
eve, and to his new kind of gilsses aud Consery-
ers Of the sight, matte of the best nt and azure
glasses. Good Glasses may be known by their
shape, exact centre, sharp and highly polished
surface. These qualities ars TO bc found In a
high degree in bis giasses. xs1s s4aFA gF S
HIGHLY .IMPORTAST 1.-The very best
BRAZILIAN Pebble SO universally proved 10
be Tar superior 10 any other Glass. gs ts
Also, Microscopes, Spy AMI QuizEing Gl4sses
of every size and qnalityi Telescopes, Magnify
ing and Opera Glasses, with different powers,
together with every VARIETY of aitielss In the
OPTICAL line not Rlenfisrsd. ,t
CJ-Opt:cal and other Instruments and Glass
,es carefully repaired at short notice. He can.
always select Glasses to suit the vision Of the
person, a. he sees them, upon the first trial.
lie will remain in Bedford during August Court,
aud those in want Of the above articles will
please give him call. ~
yfIe will if required, 20 10 any respecta-
Die house where his services may he wansvd.
y-The very best Eye w ater always for szie,
Aug. 81, 1851 5a.,,,5f ~ IL
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LIST Or GiISES
Aug. - 1851.

PUT down for Trial at August Term,
l3lst dayl 1857.
WIN. BeitIell ct nj vs.. Fred. Smith.
III. Cheney vs., VIM. H. Sehell ct al.
j. III. Barndollar vs.. B Means ct al.
Jane Moorhead ct al IS. Christ. Eawgle.
Miller, Ecringer & Brenig vs.. +. A. F0rkler.
Francis ii. lieyman VS.. Wan. Porter.
j. w. Duncan ct al v. Jno. Hoffman OF al.
David Whesstone vs. John Bowser ct al.
Vim. Milestone ct al vs.. NJ NJ. Corl ct al.
d. Paterson VS.. 5. VI. Barclays admir-.
ID. Berkhimer ct al vs.. Henry Yont ct al.
John Clapper ct al Vi. David Stoler ct al.
Cath. Weisel ct al VS.. AaroH Grove ct nj.
WIN. Beitzell ct al VS.. Frederick Smith.
John Defbaagh VS.. IA. X. Strong ct AL
Rely Ii. Davis Va. Jos. Ill. Harbaugh ct al.
JohR Cessna's nse vs.. Frederick Smith.
Johnson Hafer ct al VS.. NJ. Wisegar yer ct al.
Francis Sleek ct al vs.. I. w. Horton ct al.
Vim. DeIeinore vs.. Archibald Blair.
G. II. iiolsinger ct al VS.. f. Pearson ct al.
Samuel Smith VS.. John May ct al.
Saml. 3. Stuckey vs. Henry Keyser.
WIN. keyser VS.. John Weyaut
d. WASHABAUGH,
Proth'y.
Aug. Z. 1885,.
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REClsFRR'S NOTICE.

ALI persons interested are hereby notified
tnat thr fsll0wing named accountants have filed
their account in the Registers Office Of Bedford
Coanfy, and that thay will be presented 10 the
Orphans Court of said County, ON Friday, the
4sh day Of September next for allowance and
conformation.
The account OF Vim. Wertz, Esq, admir- OF
the estate Of Jennings Oldham, late of st. Clair
township, decd.
The account of Henry p. Dishi, admir- of the
estate of Daniel Diehl late OF Jupiata township,
decd.
The accounts of John AXE, Esq, acting Exc
cutor Of The last will &c. of John Smith, late OF
Union township, deed.
The account of John Eberly, adm Of the es-
tate OF John Stoner, late OF South Woodberry
township, deed.
The account of Hiram Davis, admir- Of the
estate Of Christian Mock, late Of st. Clair town.
ship, decd.
The partial account of Charles Hoyman, one
Vi the adm'rs OF the estate OF SanIl Hoyman,
late Of Londonderry township, deed.
The account Of Joseph Inter, admir- of the
estate of Peter Ickes, late Of Uuion township,
deed.
The account of o. r. Shannon, admir- ofthe
estate Of David Riley, late Of Bedford Borough,
decd.
The accouRt of John Kinton, admir- Of the
estate Of Elizabeth kinion, late Of Bedford Bo-
rough decd.
The account OF s. H. Tate, Esq, adla'r de
bons non &c, Of the estate of Michael Schriner
late of Middle Woodhcrry township, deed.
= The account OF Philip Hollar one OF the ex-
ors of the last will, &c., OF Solomon Hollar
bate OF West Providence township, decd.
The account of Levi Diehl, admir- OF the es-
tats Of Jos. Armstrong, late Of flupewell town
ship, deed.
D. W-lSH.lB.sUGH
Proth'y.
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PattsnsVille and Wsedberry Turn
pike Read Company.

IN the matter of the sequestIation upon
tho Pattonsyille and WoodbcFry Turnpike
Road, ia the Court Of Common Pleas of
Bedford County.
Whereas Joseph b. Noble, Esq, Seques-
TRAITOR OF said Road, did ou the 9Th day of
May, 1857, 6le his account in the Office of
the Prothonotary of the Court of Common
Pleas in aud tor said County, as Sequestra-
tor of said Road,
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
the raid Turnpike Road Company, aud all
others interested in the said Road, that the
Hon. Judges of said Court have fixed Mon
day the 3lss day of August inst. for the
hearing Of the same, and for showing cause
why the said account ought not to be al
lowed, and in default thereof the same will
be confirmed.
Witness the Hon. +. NJ. kimmell, Esq,
President of our said Court Mt Bedford, the
Sd day Of August, A. d., 1857.
d. WASHARAUGH,
Aug. Z, 1857. Proth'y.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

IIIHEREAS the Honorable FRASeIs NJ. KIM
w MILL, President Of the several Courts Of
Common Pleas In the counties composing the
10th Judicial District, snd Justice OF the Courts
of Oyer and Termiuer. and General Jail Deiive-
~, for the trial of capital and other offenders
in the said district- and A. ]. SxIvELY and
Joax g. HARTLEY, Esquires, Judges Of the
Courts ofCommon Pleas, and Justices Of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer. and General Jail
Delivery, for tho trial Of NIL capital and other
offenders In the county OF Bedford-have 10
sued their prpcept and 20 me directed, for hold
ing Court Of Common Pleas, and General Jail
Delivery, and Court Of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford, on MONDAY the 3lst day Of
August inst. NorIcE 10 hereby given to all
she Justices ofthc Peace, the Coroner and Con-
stables within the said county ofBedford, that
they be then and there IN their proper persons,
With their rolls, records, and inquisitions, ex-
aminatiens and other remembrances. 20 do
those things which to their Offices and in that
behalf appertain TO be done, and also they who
will prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shai be in the J-il Of Bedford county, TO be theE
aud tasEe 60 prosecute against them as shall be
gust. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Aug 1851.
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THE subscriber has removed 10 the shop on
West Pitt Street, recently occupied by VIM.
Ritchey as Machine shop, where he continues
~ make to order and keep on hand general
assortment Of chairs and Cabinet furniture
consisting In part of Spring Scat Parlor chairs,
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor, Sofas, Lounges, 0ttomans, What-Nots,
Music Stands, Fancy Parler Tables, Break
fast, Dinner, and Extension Tables, Bedsfeads,
Bureaus, Wsrdrobes, &c. Salts of cottage
furniture at very moderate prices, 10 that il In
within the reach Of all TO have nice, good and
fashionable furniture. The Ladies are partic-
ularly invited to call and examine for them
selves, asi IL win be my desire to please all
tastes.
NJ. B. Coffins will be made on the shortest
office for any who will favor him with a call.
June L., 1857. ISAAC MENGEL, Jr.
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Huntington, Feb. 26
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of administration on the es-
tate of John Peter Sinner. late OF Union
Township, decd, having been granted TO
the subscriber, residing in said township,
notice is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate to make payment immedi-
<tely, and those having claims against said
estate will present them forthwith properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN AXE, Admir-.
Aug. I, 1857-f.*
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GUNNER Observation-Disclosures

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS
~ and Broadtop X. r., On and after Mon
day. March 81, 1857, two passenger trains q
day each way, (except Sunday,) will run be-
tween Hopewell and Huntingdon.
Leaves Hopewell at IL l5 P. NJ, and 10
Pm.
Arrives at Hopcwsll al 0 40 A. NJ, and 5 40
Pm.
Connecting at Huntington with trains for
East and West on Penna. X. X.
THOS. T. WEERMAN.
SEpt.
Huntington, Feb. 26, 1857.
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JOHN NH. ALLEN & CO.

NOS. 2 90 CHESTNUT Street, (soafh side,
beiop Wafer,) PHILADELPHIA,
(THE OLDEST WOODWARD HOUSE,, IN rHn CRY }
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale deal
IfI ers in Patent Medicine, mads BROOMS,
Patent Groyed CEDAR WARE. Warranfed
NOT 10 sArssk. MOOD AID WILLOW-W WIRE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, Of all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
Feb. "a, 1S57.-zz.
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RESOLUTION
Proposing amendments to the Gen.
ssitution of the Commonwealth.

Rssolred by lhs Senate aad Hoase Of ReprsseR-
iatires Of the Commonwealth Of PeHnsyirGniG in
General -1sseHlbly met: That the following
amendments are proposed to the constitution
OF the commonwealth, in accordance with tue
provisions OF the tenth article thereof.
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to sal 1
constitution to be designated as article eleven,
as IuIlows:-
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WINDMrLLs. wannMrLIs,i-

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Oh customers, M well as the public geuerally,
that he stll continues the mauufactory Of
BINDHfLLS, and keeps them on hand cor
stantly.l He win also do all kinds OF repairing
in his line OF business, As his mills are well
known in Bedford county, he deems is unneces-
sary 60 say anything about them. His shop is
as formerly, AT the East end OF Bedford, on Pitt
5 street, car the Foundry. gss
SIMON DICKERHooF.
Aug. 81. l85T.-3ln.f
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LAST NOTICE,

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted
to the underaigned. iliplease call immediately,
aud attend to the payment Of their accounts,
especially those having snsettfed book accounts.
Those who neglect or refuse 20 attend to this
notice, win be compelled to pay costs
MILLER Il CONLEY.
Sehellsburg, July "a, lS57-6t.
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REMOEAL.

THE subscriber has removed his Timing Es
tablishnlent To the frame building in JuliAha
Street, two doors south OF browns Store"
where he viii be happy 10 see all his old ifieads
sad customers. He keeps constantly on hand
al kinds of ware Ia his line, as substantial aaad
cheap As can bc procursi in the county.
ABRAHAM HERMAN.
Aug. IL, 1857.
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Amt1as@F's Notice,

THE undersigned, appointed Auditor to
the funds in the hands of the as
signees of DIR. W. f. Richter, will meet all
persons interested therein at the Office of
John Mower, Esq, in the Borough of Bed
ford, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
JNO. III. FILLER,
Aug. Z, 1857. Auditor.
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IS rHE House. OF REPRESENTATION,
Anil % IHs-

II THR House on RRPREsRSrATIvEs.,
-fPrii 20, 1857.
ResoIred, That this resolutiUp pass. On the
first amendment, yeas as, nays II; ON the sec
ond amendment, yeas 81, nays "a; on the third
amendment, yeas 72, nays -, on the fourth
amendment, yeas 81, nays !.
lEAtract from the Journal
JACOB ZEIGLER. CLERK.
Filed In Secretary's office, Nay :, 1857.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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OF NEW COUNTIES.

Or NEW CUUNAlES.
No county shall be divided by line cutting
off over one-tenth Of its population, (either to
form new couLty, or othcrwise,) without the
electors thereof, nor shall any new county be es-
tablishcd, containing less than four hundred
square miles.
THIRD AMENDMENT.
From section two of the first article OF the con-
stitution, strike out the words, s.ef tks eifygf
Phlakelphia aad each county respecfireIy,' - from
section five same article, strike out the words,
..of PhiiaielPhia aad of fhe sersrai coHnties;"
and from section seven, In sans article,
strike ont theworis, s-neiiher The city Of Pkiia-
deiyhia nor rays and insert in lieu thereof, the
wor,ls, is0Md n0i'' and strike out section four,
same article and ia lien thereof, insert the fol-
lowing:
SIC. In the year one thousand eight hun
drcd and sixty -four, and every seventh year
thereafter representatives to the number of one
hundred shah be appvr.ioned and distributed
equally throughout the State, by districts, in
proportion to the taxable inhabitants thereof;
except that any county containing at least three
thousand five hundred taxahles, may be allowed
3 separate Representation; but no more than
three counties shall be joined, and NO county
shall be divided In the forfni OF district.
Any city having sufficient number of taxablcs
to entIte IL To at least tive representatives. shall
have separate Representations assigned ID, aud
shall be divided into convenient districts VI con-
tiguous territory, of equal taxable population an
near as may be, each Of which districts shall
elect one representative
AT tito end Of section seven, same article, in
sert these words, "the city afPhiladelphiA shall
be divided into single senatorial Districts of con-
tiguous territory, nearly equalia taxable pop
nlation as possible; but no ward shall be divided
in the formation thereof
The Legislature, 1T its first session, after the
adoption of this amendment, shall divide the
city Of Philadelphia into senatorial and repre-
sentative districts, In the manner above provi-
ded; such districts TO remain unchanged until
the apportionment In the ear ono thousaLd d
eight hundred and sixty four.
FOURTH AMENDMENT.
There shall DO an additional section to the
first article of the said constitution, which shall
lac numbered and read as follows:
"SEc. &c. The Legislature shall have the
power TO alter, revoke, or annul any charter
of incorporation, hereafter conferred, by, or
under, any rpecial, or general law, whenever in
their opinion it may be injurious to the citizens
Of the commemorative in such manner, how "
er, thst injustice shall be done TO the cYrpo-
rator."
liz SENATE, March q, 1857,
ResoIred, That this resolution pass. On the
frst amendment, yeas "a, nays z: on the second
amendment. yeas 23. nays3 ON the third amend
mCnt, yeas "a, nays Al ON the fourth amendment
yeas %, nays4.
Extract from the JournaI.1
GEO W HAMERSIy (YSvk
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THE duties ii this Inssi,afion will be re-
suined on Monday, Aug 3l-s. Owing to
the limited accommodations Of the Seminary
building, the number of pupils will be lin
tied. Ii is important, therefore, that appli~
cations for admission be made at an early
day. These who enter before the expiration
ef half the quarter. viii he charged for the
whole quarter; those wlso enter after the
expiration of half the quarter, will be
charged for half the quarter. No deduc-
eGon n,ade far absence except 10 cases of
protracted illness.
In this school students are prepared for
the higher classes of any college, OF to en-
teF .. once upon the active duties Of life
Whilst special care is taken to form in our
pupils balits nf order, strict puRctuatity
aud tAorougkRess, their Physical, Moral
aud Social Educaiion Is not neglected.
the governments Of the school Is designed
10 be parental. IL is the aim of the Prin-
cipal and his associates TO excite i'm tleir
pupils love Of right doing; and toawaken
within them some proper consciousness Of
the dignity Of haInanisy.J Pareats may rest
assured that any gross delinquency on the
part Of their children will be reported to
them immediately, should circumstances re-
quire it, or the discipline of the schoo! fail
TO accomplish The desired reformation.
TERMS per quarter Of IL weeks, inclu-
ding Board, Tuition, Furnished Room,
Washing, Light aud Fuel, $i0.00,-One-
half in advance,
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The price of board will he 81 so per week;
and IS cents will be charged for fuel and rooms
furnished. 1855
GENERAL EXERCISES.
Weekly exercises In composition and decla-
nation by the gentlemen, and coinpositioa aud
defamation by the ladies', Will be required
throughout the entire course.
During the tsrmcommencing In August there
will he class organized for the special benefit
Of those designing TO engage In teaching Gem
mon Schools.
The last days Of each session viii he dev oted
TO examinations; @ld at the close of the year,
there win be an annual examination and exhi-
bitjon.
The Lyceum is a literary society sustained by
the young gentlemen; the sLadi-s Associa-
tiOn" is \ sinil sr one sustained by the young
ladies'.
II is highly important that all who desire to
attend the school should be present at the COM
msncement of the terms, as all regular classes
are then formed. Students viii be received.
however, at any time, aud admitted to such
classes as they may be found qualified to enter.
But all viii be charged tuition from the CON-
moncemcnt TO the close Of the term, except
those who enter for only half q term; aud no
aeduction will be made for absence, except In
case of sickness. No one viii he admitted as
q student who does not sustain q good moral
character.
REFERENCES IN PEENA.
Mr.. John Hafer, Bedford; Rev. J. A. Cole
man. Mr.. Jscob Barndollar, Bloody Run; Capt
J. A. Mann, Licking Greek; Mr.. George X,
BArndollar, WoOdbelry; Mr.. G. W. Ashcom
Hopewell; Mr.. G. W. Williams, Schellsburg
Mr.. ] ohm May. Centreville.
REFERENCES IN MD.
lion. John Nef, frosiburg; Mr.. John Folck,
Cumberland; Rev. r. r. Mcclure, Flintstone;
Mr.. John Wilson, Old Town; John Hughes, M.
d., Rev. VIVA Earnshaw, Hancock; Mr.. Joseph
Mann, Clear Spring; Rev. n. n. Sipss, Wash
ingtsn City, d. G.
N. b. Persons coming from Cumberland,
take the Bedford stage and stop at CeutreyilIe,
from whence they viii be conveyed ~ Rains
burg.
TT. MCCLURE, Pres't
J. Fuller, Secretary.
RaiRsburg, July 81, iS57.-it
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"ALL and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. B. +.
w Harry is our agent for this necessary
article. BY calling at his store, our patrons
wills samples OF our papers. We have made
our spring seiections with N uch care, and think
We cannot fail to please.
SHRY0CK * SMITH,
ChGmbersbErg.
March, z 1857.
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CORN SHELLER, FODDER CUTTERS
AND
CORN MILLS.

TFTE warrant the above Machines TO work as
Wv represented, and If after fair trial they
do not give satisfaction. the purchaser may rey
turn them and get his money back. Give them
o trial, aud you will save money. as they have
not yet been surpassed. If equalled.
Dec. 10, 1856. BLYMIRE X HARTLEY.
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BUTLDTNG,' BEDFORD, Pa
uHERE Ambrotyres, Dagueneotypes. 20.
Wv &C., are executed in the latest styles
AID improvements of the Art. A full assOrt-
Inent of plain and fancy cases, gold and plated
LOckets at very low prices.
The public are respectfully invited 20 call
and examine his specimens.
T.R. GETTYS, in.
May -, 1851.
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SEcRETAY's OFFICE.

CECbEIAI OfflCEs
HARRISBURG, June y, 1857.
Pennsylvania, SIS:
do certify that the above and foregoing
is q true and correct copy Of the "Yeas"
and "Nays" taken on the resolution proro-
sing amendments to tho Constitution of tho
Commonwealth, rs the same appears on the
Journals OF the tive Houses of the General
Assembly Of this Commonwealth for the
session of 1857.
r, ., Witness my hand and ihs seal
i"' 81 OF said Office, this twenty-secoad
day of June, one thousand eight hundred
and Fifty seven.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretory Of the Commonwealth.
July 10. 1S51.-3m
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frrom "a. Jtr..v cir Teferrepa.l

PROM fM Jtrseg Cay IeLegrGph.
War Is IT ToR-THfs Woop's HAIR REsro-
RArivE?-Is question asked daily by hundreds
We answer without be STATION or fear OF con-
tradiction, that il is be only article known
which will do all it D romises for the human
hair. II ,riH reneT IFS growtk-n ,riH Atop IL,
faliing-if uiH restore its natural color : II is
not Hair Dye, but n speedy and eiicacious
Restorative.
o.. WOOD CO., Proprietors, sl2 Broad
way, N. T., and ia Market street, St. Louis,
Ne.
For sale hy DIR. B. F. Harry, and Druggists.
generally.
July 10, 1851.
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PsABsyipasia
Lido certify that the above aud foregoing is n
true aud correct copy of the original ssResolu-
tion proposing amen dments to the constitution
of the commonwealth" /" with the vote IN each
branch of the Legislature upon the final pas
sage thereof as appears from the originals on
ale In this Office.
In testimony whereof have hereun-
r. 81 t0 set my hand and caused to be afiix-
ed the seal Of the Secrctary's Office, the day
aud year above written.
A. G.. CURTIN,
Carr1f0ru af fhs GaumaaoasraaIfk
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IMPROVED SELF-SEALISG FRrr CANS. can
be had at HEEMAS's TIMING EsrABLIsaxESr,
10 JalianA Street.
Aug. u. 1851.