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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23

proposing amendments to the Constitution of ths
GornfnaE Ewealth,o with the vote ia each branch
Of the Legislature upon the fnal passage thereof,
as appears from the originals en- 6le in this Office
u g In testimony whereof, T have hereunts
let my hand and caused to be affixed fa4t
seal of the Secretary's Office, the day-and yeal
above written. 'A
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= aeFfs ARTICLE xt.

- rlaf -
- SECTION i !. The State may contract debts, 10
su aply causual deficits or failures in revenues,
TO meet cxpepses not otherwise provided for but
the aggregate amount of such debts direct and
contingent, whether contracted By virtue Of ono
or u1nf aels tf the General Assembly. or at Diff
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ReSolred, That this, resolution pass On tlis
iirst ameneiment. yeas, =. 8, nays IL on the sec
ond aIEesdr1e ent, yeas 57,nays 81 oa the ,tl,rt
amendment, yeas z 2, may 90; on the fourti
aineandn1ent, a II yeas, So, nays t.. 80 ,z,ss.i,
8 = -. Extract from the Journal. - ~
= JACOB sZEIGLER. Clerk.
Filed in Secretary Office. slay -. 1857.
ait2gs8 - IS hsN p A.G. CURTIN. s.
fzs.5a5 g asgesccretary Of the C6sansoaaeealMs
SEcRHgARyis 0FacE. -
ssua..ssss. sAi HARRlsBuRG. June -, 1857.
Pelsssy! !sapil, - tss.s.-ss -, ), ss,...-.,-
! Il DO certify that the above and f5resoin. Is
true and correct COPY uf tiIe original "itcfuio
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23
DIR. Duponco's & o i d L PiIIs for
FA.asaspS

SEPT, 0, 1887.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23

NAYs-Messrs. Dock. Hamilton Hancock.
Struthcrs, Thorn, Wintrode and Might
So the question was deterrnlned in the atirTna-
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THE BLEss1nes OF aovERnnENr. I

esd 1asliss1'l siI t9iav Asss aEsicA s3i 1aia
- J ssia 10 s5.ssisssass 80 ee9ss g ss1as
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23
OF KEW COUNTIES.

No county si1al, lie divided by a line cutting
off over enc tenth Of IFS population. (eitfer to
form lev county or Otherwise ) without the ez-
press assent of such county. by vote OF the cleo
tors thereof nor shall any rev coUpty lie estab-
lished, containing less than four hundred square
Iniies. 1ssE |
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.
DowAGrac. Mich. March Ii. lss.


J. A. RHODES, ESQ Dear Sir--As I took
your medicine 70 sell on consignment ssno
fure no pay, . take pleasure in stating its ei-
..ects as reported to ME by three brothers who
tye in this place, and their Testimony IS a fair
specimen OF all have received:
W. s. CosRLIN told mel had taken nine
bottles of Christie's Ague Balsarn, and eontin4
ualIy ran down while using it unfii my lungs
and liver were Congested to that degree I'll, Il
hlot,d discharged from nay mouth and bowels.
so that all thought it iinpossibie fer ME to live
through another chill The doctors toe did
all they could for me, but though mast die.
Nothing did any good until / got Rhode Fe-
Yer and aud Ague Cure, which at once reIiev-
ed me of the distress and nausea al glv stem
ach and pain in any bead aud bowels and PRO-
duced permanent care in short time.
IL. NJ. CoSKLiS says: II had bet.la I akinc me-
dicinc OF as good doctor as we have in our
county, and taken any quantjry Of quinine
and specifies without any go ID result. ;fon,
. August to 18th December. But seeing how
nicely il operated on ras brother got a bot
tls Of RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
which effected a permanarit cure by using Two
thirds of bottle.''
}. ". CosKLlN was net here, hut both the
Other nrothers say his case was the same as H
Ms. sold the nefacine To both the same
day aud the care WIS rs speedy from the same
small qnantiiy. an5. might so spec ,fy. Yours
with respect 4. HUNTINGTON.
The ABOVE speaks for Itself. Good proof as
Is, i is of ne better tenor than The vas, uul-
Der Of ike csrtifcates ! have already publish
ed and the still greater amount thei is coniin-
uatis polf.ag in tome
One thing more. Last year ! had occasion
10 Caution the Pnblic in these words
ii sofice oae igsl rhd tars farea one Of my gen.
erGi circulars, substituted lie saaf 81 fkeiE nos
trna for my iHsfi-iae, and tssa wi+h braeea iurp-
dsaes end their panaPhlst ,eiA The e4ciametios.,
III tAe proprietor q any oiAsr me3lcine say Z,
marh If he dqres &c.
! Now / take pleasure in saving that the Tau
ton refetTea TO the ssDT. ChiisIie'S s gHc
Balsam'' that il mentioned "a the alseve GER
I tiiicate.
There are several other Industrious people
/ Who are applying 10 their poisonous Trash ali
that pEollsh about my Fever and Agae Cure,
or Antiiote 10 Malaria, except the certificates
of Cures and the Certificate of the celebrated
I Chemist, Or. James. Il Chiffon Of n. Y, ia
favor OF lis perfectly HARMLESS CHAEAC-
TER, whietis attached to every bottle. These
viii always serve 10 distinguish ny medicine
from limitations.
JAS. 4. RHODES, Proprietor
Providence, r..
For Sale by Druggists generally,
Af,ril - fs-G Sna
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u. .rnrtrYG rrnrSE.
Jor Dwelling House,

-. tam Bank Barn. we'll finished, with
?. ...-.sisc foass. ana ssasle.
,Sct Of mountsin and, ia sonth
n ~ TowasAip, adjoining lands Of pr
E.el's heirs, centaiag lSs acres, !
ma, .is..sure- This tracts un'mproF
h.. soma excellent timber upon Il.
s-- lw,h Of yeuag chestnut, ana ~i1i
al s.8 sid ia swo tracts t. s'sit pur-
-.rvs ire as follows, VIZ: One thini of
-. al,asy So r...flia ia Ia. hands Vi
,,1,..5- .iiri.,, t.i- lif-tiala ct the widow
4. ,,! George Replogle, d@e'd, the inter
...-a. u be paid 70 her annually. an!
.sta ine priacipai 20 the heirs Of said
Iii One third "a The dcst day Of April.
I'D .le rrmtil.iRg third, IN two equal
- asva.srts without interest Said pay
+. .5 s. sa.grvd hY jalsmeat bonds
D., s,st. viii oe gireh ei. the first day q
8. 2. 1851.
% sommeacs 1t II e'c3ocS, A. VI
ALEXANDER ltOLSINGER.
.l.a.-,aT-c 81 Caorgs Replagte, aee'd-
y- . l,56--t
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HEADLEYsS NEW BOOK tins SAcRFI
a. Il PLANS. By J. III. Hea.lieg Oar Il mo.
Volume. Cloth, elegantly illustrated. Price
81 -. Mailed free of postsge the reeeip:
OF the retail price.
OPINIONS OF Iaz PeEss
ssThis voluuDa viii be rcasi With satisfaction
by those who most enjoyed th- Sacred Noun
taiRs.' ~. 7. Ereaing Posi-,
at Is fUll OF deep interest, ana written in a
most glowing aud beautiful 81 ie. p L0assritte
Journal.
~rhere is merit sufficient in the work to make
1t fsv0rite with tile lover Of things associated
So close with Biblical history. - Detr0a Dailg
.i3reriiscg.
s.The writer has q powerful use cf language,
and though re enters upon his task win trae
devotional spirit ne Invests his theme with aa
interest sure "a fascinate the general reader .
- y. EveAlag Gazette
"A finished specimen o: style and work mig
ship -Blga3o caJ1stjau .ffrocats.
sic has clothed his ideas with loi1y and beau
tilul laHcuaee aud treated the subject IN a man
uer becoming lis Importance .''-Roed. gsston
THE style Is different from J. t. Headley, ard
perhaps better adapted 10 thc subject. II is
simple aod unpfetending. bat plain AMI forci-
s'ie.''- Boston .;oarauf.
f1lt is written in style 81 poetic prose suited
TO the subject aud makes some glowing pictures
Of the Sacred Plains spreading them out in
all their oriental ioYeliRess, and investing them
with charm and interest that belongs only 50
scripturAl scenes. .''-Hciiai Tribgse.
An elegant book, both in coatents and a;.-
pe&ralce-ftted 10 aiorn aud incl ease the val
ue, III any library. .,'-Bp fGi8 Daily Republic
'.I'his volume is handsomely illustrated With
views Of many spots made interesting BY the
sacred histoFy. Boston Daily .3drerflser.
II be sathor has faithfully exeeHted his design,
and presented 10 the public . book repiete with
interest and instruction. .'-GsHsssee r Rsp3sbiic.
1.-The materials Of the several chapters seem
TO have been collected With great care. SD
lem Obrercer.
C|Papers inserting the foregoing tliT fines
and sending copy Of paper tc Publishers, wiH
receive copy Of the above wofiS, and also the
Economic Cottage bajllcr. prepaid.
WAIVER, McElM x CO., Pa5lasssrs.
July II. 1855. (Bggaio, Atp YORK
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Puh,le sale of real estate.

gTglIE undersigned Executors, Of the last
q will.ahd Testament, Of John Smith
late OF Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell ut public sale On the premises
on Saturday The 25th day Of October fext,
the following REAL ESTATE late the pro-
perty Of said deed viz.
One rraet of patented land, a3janing
lands Of George +. Riddle Jacob Beikhi-
mer, Josiah Griffith and the widow eris
mans heirs, containing about eighty six
acres. The Improvements are leg house
and log barn with other eaf buildings, shout
so or70 acres Of the laad are cleared and
under fence.
Said property will be sold subject to .
life estate in small house and two 'cres
OF the land.
Possession viii be given on the ist Of
April next, at which time the perdlase
money viii be paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash. PETER SMITH
Sept ), 1856. Ex'os.
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PRlIlTE SiLE.

TETyIE subscriber viii sell 1T private sale,
J. valuable Farm Of fist rate limestone land
situate ia Bedford Tp., ah0ut two miles north
east of Bedford, containing 2Tl acres and a.
Iowance. Us acres cleared and under good
fenes, of which % acres are good meadow Il
IS IN high state of cultivation, and the balance
s well timhered.
he improvements are new two story Erick
House. with basement kitchen, and fonn-
tain pnmp AZ the door, and in the seller frame
stable. with wagon she'd aai carn-crb attect-
ed: a log barn. Also, a .enant honse, with a
never falling spring Of eNcelleHt water, black
Snith shop aud ether ont buildings There IS
also on the premises iarge orchard Of eXcell-
eut frHit.
ANY person wishing.to purchase viii call on
the subscriber living on the premises.
O,t. a. 1856. Ar CRANE
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully an-
aoucce to the citizens oT Bedford and vicinity
that he VIII open a iish school upon bFoal aad
comprehensive basis embracing All the English
and Classical branches eta libaral education.
1t IS designed TO establish a pertinent insti.
tutiou Of the isst academic order ia which mus
ic, drawing, painting and other ornamental
branches will be taugiit also.
The school will open about the lst. Of No
yeTnber.
Course Of stgdies-terms, &c, win he made
known hereafter.
I Sept. 26, 1886.
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cIothlng and prY eoods stcre

.EyHE ubscribers are iast receiriHg new
L h4Hiserne asd chvap assortment OF RE-
DY 1afDE CEOTHiNf; and DRF GOODS al
their store in the East Corner II Bedford Hall,
c0nsistinginpar 81 Goats, Pants, Vests Shirts
Satin Stocks, Hdnikerchiefs. Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Cans. and al other articles usually
kept n Il eadv Made Ciefhing Stores.
alse a good assortment OF DtI GO0HS,
consisting i Calico, Mons. De Lame. Shawls
Altacas. Trunks. Carpet Sacks. &e.. &c: ali
Of which hey wall sell rs cheap as can be p-o-
eaelsewh-re ia Bedford, for Cash or Coun-
sTv Produce.
They request all their friends in town and
cauatryto give them call. and see aud exam
ne their stock tar themselves IS they conside
ia pleasur 10 show their goods. whether per-
sons wish to prchase CT not.
SoNNABoBN x CO
Bedford. April 20, 1855.
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NEW GOODS !!

81 received and fssT sale at Rrxp's Nzw
= SrosF, lage ard well assorted stock Of Fan
and Winter Goods he i now prepared 10
accommodate his friends and customers and tia.
paiiic generaiy- 10 attenlpt to enumeIafe his
stock ia news paper advertisement. wouid j.
folly, or list OF the prices useless. for the pul,-
lic would not believe that goods were selling as
they offer them. unless they call and see for
themselves. Ne don'twisl,t to boast, hut mere.
y renar.s that f5r variety texsure. and cheap
ness, his stock cannot be excel,ed, ard il is cal
eniafed 10. please all
We cordially invite the r,,i,lse ~ rsllat
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administrators Notice

4 ETTERS of administration having be.r,
"A 4 granted 10 the SUBSCRIBER. living IN Union
Township. on the Estate of Jennings Oldham,
late of Clavten County lows, deed al persons
Indebted u said estate are hereby notified 70
make payment immediately. and those hayin 2
claims against the salne,rvisl present hem prop
eriv authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM TERTZ. .ldIni
May y IS56.-s
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nEN0TED.

THE updcrsigne5i thankful fas ADVERTISE
meats s9l) for past tasprs a. the Colohns,l..
store, ia Bedford, woold respectfully announrs
to las patrons I'D friends generally, thai he has
Fena'yet his err1re stock uf goods to his peS-
osiek slere Fooaa lately occupied BIZ Peter Ra!-
eiSagf opposite 7he Bedford Hotel lis sup
Ply oi goods IS 3iesa, new and isshlonaLt.
it,s IS" I2"ia aas heen neatly and elegantly
fitted NJ and rerlodelesl All k;r,,s If e,,,,,,,e
are taken ni exchange TOR goods
he iioPes - b. coasiaIei iuthe favor Of his
patrons ana TIE public.
JACOB REED.
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Notice.

Letters If Administration on the estate Of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty township,
Bedford County deed, having been granted
to the subscriber residing in Broad Top tp.,
notice l. herefeze given "a all persons IN
aebtel 10 said estate, to make payment iu3-
meaistely. and those having clains are re-
qaested TO present them properly auihensi-
Gated for settlement. VA. PICARD.
Sept. ), 1850. Adm'r
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.seEca teachers lisatea.

TIE School Directors II Harrison Town
ship, viii aieet ~ Tie hetsss * Y. Y Ner,x
90 tfiday tle alsi Of Ocisezr. inst. 81 f.u
a-eiecsz. 4 n y examine Aats employ sEg
~ I1iCaLRo, ~ lake charge ~ the stho.,iS
q sssd District. z aestys, County su-
lefihsesilieat. wlli 81 present Il exarsipe ao-
plscEita Thc ssho5ls vii. co.nraeree on IT,.
iiib % SovealbeE, AID ac Iest epen 5our
months. Teachers who wish 10 ], eTao,oresl
'ehsa sei'silf sor examination oefofe the Board
pf DEetfogs.
Iso. McFIcEER, Prrs,ts
@ct. la, 1886.
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cLoralNe Store.

g S0EAB0RN would announce to his old
y. friends and the public generally, that be has
just received another large supply Of Spring ard
Summer Clothing for Men and Boss, which he
is determined TO sell on the most reasonable
FERNS. Thankful for past fahors. he hopes 70
N trit and receive t;herai share If the iairena Z
Of i gsas rs pifsIic.
BrafoFd, Jane 6, 1868.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
|IIiBLE REiL ESTiFE.

-. of an Order ot the Orphans
pai,@~is.>R >Rsa.q,d County. tisc subscriber
Cole "a ,al,.. by putlic ven'issss o. putery,
sEsgoSnAT raz FIRsr DST oR JAAUA-
I a. 1851. on The premises, tae follow
!, - - Eeai Esratc, LAT .ly THE property
'.s,..'.pl,. .ple5loaie, deed, viE:
6se'ss - ~ad. sitXste ia Middle Wood
i-'e. -[...r,i, leiag che &igasfoH Place Of
z }-,-~s g''.- r Rs,leeie, de-c'd eoi.fRiHiag rs
s,l ot.-e ~. neat m.tsare Of which there
r.. .ss r-~s, cleared aei uaeef .fsnce,-
f9-' ios ,.,,,elts are \ l,rge Two Story
.orra DWELLING HOUSE,
nA'A~ Wash House, Spring House /,
en-. ;;.- ,,sd LIS liouse. Also large,
:. n',g s Rsak Barn, an Old Barn, Wagon
/ ...' s'S. .,r;,.s ana other out buildings, and
Z, to.a ..,.. md "a s,scksmish Shop. There is
"a - o-opsTd o. choice 1rait trees.
ss'sz,',s ,,a ss che very test farms in Bedford
t. s 9"e Fs ,.nl Ii state Of high calti-
a2 ~ ,6s suiliiurs are Ia Saea order, a
49, "a. ,ratioa of the fences i post and
:. r.c e. Lapd. adjoining the above.
=. ~ ,CREs, I29 PEGeHAs. neat nisa-
l.-'...E ,5s,.1 ,i.rre are ab5gt s. acres cleared
f.rce. The Improvements are
.+.-.
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AEnETnR.s Norrer

THE Undersigned appointed by tie ORPHANS
l. Court Of Behord County. to distribate H.,
balance OF the money in the hands Of John
Mover aud 5. L. Russell Esquires, Ad0lipis-
trat0rs g nonoS n"a. with the VIII annexed OF
william lane, iar@ Of HopeweiI, Teynslip h
S'is' t'iniy, deceased, 70 and among The ere1i-
tors o. sad decedeBt entitled To receive the
same, VII attend TO tie duties Of rs appoint
nent on Tuesday the 2ath day Of Jiiy, inst.
at h.s Office in ire Borough Of Bedford wben
and wAere all pa ftIss Interested ear att.ad Il
they see proper.
Jrlr II. 1879.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE i hereby gwen thai the partnership
IN heretofore existing between tue Subscribers,
uadcr the arm Of A. DieiiI X Ccrse, has been
dissolved by nlufllai consent. Ttls books ac-
counts. notes. &c. are in the hands OF A5a.a
Diehl, who il Lerrey authorised 70 settle The
same. A. DIEHL.
Dee 5. 1856 JOS =. COR1.E.
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Administrator . Notice.

Z EFTERS OF Admir- istration having been
Ii granted to the subss Fiber Living in South
Woad dbcrry Township, o. the Estate of John
Teeter, late of Moaroe Township. deed, all
persons Indebted 10 said Estate are notified 10
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same wlli present them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement.
ADAM RETIRING.
.4dmiaisiraiar.
July Is. 1861.
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L0 ST
LIST s0TICE!

Faying lost my Port Nonaie at or near
Ii Sefelisburg. on the 19th Sept'r last cor
taiuiag S45 n bank notes. besides numerous
valuable papers. and having heretofore saTer-
ffsed for the same without snccess, hereby pro-
rose tisat II tie finder viii place the Pert
me ute and papers ia any private place within
fifteen miles Of PlcaS,Iltvilic. and notify me Of
the fact. Nv aetter- without date. or signature or
ots,ervjse describing the plsce 80 can fhi H.
/ alligafe nrSelfto drpesite s. in the precise
snot I ind The Port moaale and papers as q re-
xsrd for the SAME; asking no questions.
J. II. WRIGHT.
.sov. Z, 1856
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eJ RNrHm m- NJ.

Z ETIER5 Of Adtnia isgratiou harinr heen
a granted hy TIE Orphans Cosri q Bedl5r!
county 70 the 81 5scriter. living in nnpeeail
Township, % the Estate Of Joseph ATnlstroI,r
late Of said Township. dec'l; ait persons :n-
de5tef 70 the 81 &c, are hereby netlfied to
MAKE pas nirnt Immediately, and tiiose having
claims against she sarse viii present them PFC
perry authenticated for settlement.
l.. H-DIEHL. .4dnaassfrcfor.
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FOR gILlt.

ny tuSscoiber will sell ct priySte sale, n
= -'a4'ls Farm CT drstrate hu1cstoae land
- IN A9iH Waodbesfy fp., Bedford
- a., coGtsining 100 acres, about rs
~ 'r"re1 SD under good bsace. @.d 10 q
- 's os cultivation the bals5ee is weIi tin
q -. ~:.4 good two Story House aud large
@,iRs aitsehcI- also gOGf bank haGa
,.,'-sa.ls esuse, teaaat heEE4, wash aud
'''se, aud al oth1r OF; ssniIdiHgs regrir-
'aFoi -Als0 never failing spring ei
- as.-,4.i water aeS- tie buildings. Any per
-. 4'ag TO purchase such property will 4aa
- "e.i on t-s sabscris-F hgIng 81 the
SAMUEL ETC6.
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VHE uyDERsEGyFD HAVING !

rTsHE UNDERSIGNED having erected
n Aiilfor saving PLAsTERIse IATHs on his
premises in Union Tp.. Bedford county. is now
geady 10 furnish aay quantity on the shortest
notice. Prizes Sl.50 per thousand, IT. long
Other lengths in proportion
Letters addressed TO me- Al ST, Clairsville vi
be promptly attended to.
WM. GRIFFITH
Unian To-. Feb. le.lSs4 II
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NOTICE.

Letters tes+alneatsry on the las: wiH ard
testament of EiHood farmer, late of the Zero,
of Bedford, decd, having been granted to tn.
Subscribe. fesidias il said Boru, notice *
taeretare gwen 70 all persons indebted to the
Estate 81 s. ID decd, 10 make paynrnt i'm
mediateiy; aid tliVse having claims viii pre-
sent tssn Iirtpeily authenticated ior settle
mens. CHARLOTTE ZAP UPR
"e'y % 1eau- Exoegirx.
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DiG6h hRkEOTTPES & ANBR0fI les

READER have you ever heard of tiettys iTnit-
Z able Dagucrreotypes If not, 60 at one TO
his saloon and see for yourself. and II yenvant
a likeness ofyo0Fsslf 81 friends as true nsnre
aad AZ combined can His&e il, that is the face
to get ii.
Ii yop want picture put mp in the nos APP
proved style and oftAe best materials + in
short II gou want the worth of your meneysn a
splendid Daguerreotype or Ambrotype. sole
GETTYS,
As lie is the only artist in Bedford comfy Tho
can take the new style .: Daguerruotypes md
Ambrotypes.
He spares no pains to giye filli satisfactioa.nd
permits no picture to go out anti he IS cad-
dent If will 90 SO.
Having just returned from the East he is IN rs-
session OF all the late Improvements in thesrt,
and can assure his patrons thai he can fnrtsh
them with style ofpictdres not taken by inr
other person in the coanty.
Rooms a. the .sExchaase Building' Or tdd
Fellows Hall-irmetiately abose the stori OF
A. Is. Crarier.
Juns csh 1856.
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NOTICE
sept. 2s. ls5e

W. ANTFD in the Bedford Borough School
w District, two male, ard three female
Teachers. Teachers wanting employment
should make immediate application to the Beard
as it is contemplated opening the Public Schools
on the lst Of November, inst,
BIZ order oi IRE Board,
JNO. p. REED, Seet'y
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JACOB MUSSER
srR CATTI.E.

CANE r. tae premises II tle sa5scrihe-. liz.
ling 10 ST. Clair Fnwnsfib. en the 27ih of
November last, ono Red Steer. Bota ears OF. J.
ifd slii N .he Jeff, 94tg brown Heifrr. tie
same aitgk; Ga, red malay Sfeer, tic lsfs ear
OF siiSi Lola IS t. They are sappased to b.
about two cars aii EeXf sprllg. The owner or
@Nness are requested - cone forward, prage
property FFtF charges aud take them away
Dec ., ls5G.
!. BEisEr..
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TO THE FARMERS.

ME undersigned informs the farmers % Bed
L ford aHd sdjoining Counties ihat he has
made arrangements by which he can furnish ~
those desiring, tho IateSt improved and best sg-
ricnituraI implements Of the day, embracing
Scots sLi.Ie Giaai; Corn and Cob Grinder
guaranteed 20 grind ffoM s 10 IS bushels Of
feed lspr hOEr with one hofse-Potts' Germ
Silk Cutter aud Crusner-scdry9afsd 20 cui
from 100 10 G0 bushels cf feed pcr hour. r
Hay and Straw Cutters in variety, Grain Drills,
Cora Shelters, which are unsurpassed for cheap
hess and quality; Gultivaturs. Horse Hoes.
Cider Mills. &c., &c. ia short every rtenSil
used au or about iafm. VI isting 70 avoid all
imposition. each machine sold hy him viii ie
,s4rraafet 10 work Is represented, or sale
and fE these machines are procured in most
cases directly fram the pafentees ard flanaiae-
tarers thc purchaser win be secure IN TIE right
of using
Prices VIII hs as moderate and in some in
stances lnss than the same articles ne pro-
cured sisseiy from the manufacturers. IS tt,;
demald isvery great for the tWo first Isan.s,l
machines, orders should be given soou, rs
those isting 70 purchase
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
Jane %, 1857