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Martial R.publiranI.m.

one 90 h- resolution, passed by the bogus portion Of
the omaruf,ctler aely assembled iu Mcrideu, Conn
WAS he following which contains the full measure Of the
r,rio.m o Black h ub, an- generally, aud their
card for The welfare OF The Mon, oil in nutshell
.E,soirs{ That as faet'Tsrs, ne know no North,
no south no East West a. tAs sale Of OR 'srehaf'-
=. ,rv tte Union bound together in States by the
te of common brotherhood and eemented BY the blood
OF our iathsr-
more shameless svOwal Of msrcsnary oiJeets IN such
connection We do not recoiect 70 have seen before II
:. declaration 20 The South and 70 the entire country
that they are Uao men onl, 50 far as they can maAs
money by The sac Of their goods aad war,s
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Better LATE THAN NEvEU.--Hon. Theodore Frelng-
huysau native of New Jersc and now Chancellor ofthe
University OF New York who stood chance fifteen years
ago Of being Vice President of the United States took
hiusof wife tNo wears ggo at the ripe age of seven
y two lims. land not his wife and last week he had
born and heir He PROBABLY will name the boy after
him- h Theodore, meaning d-giyen-it will certainly
be aopourtn SGcustauC,s of better late than never
areuot very common but thGe have been very re-
.iraacca-c t,pheIsFOy, the faherof James Fox.
va married at the age Of eighty and afterwards
blessed win three sons Mr. Frelinghul is
'd for the second Tine he had children by his first
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4 CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN REGIU
the people ofhe South have generally determined 70
inate hereafter when making heir purchases in avoro 81
er manufactured go0' and IA RS I've has given rise ~
enterprise the undersigned desire 10 nfoa The
thHt their and sHuE MiyUrscroEY-one % the Oldest
clty-was established In % by Messs Cook Ryan, a.! v
subsequently, nuced By Mr. Peter Coos with whom NJ A
HI was anerward, associated Originally conducted on H.
sce the manufa curing department OF the business has be
creased from year year, and Do i now purpose 70 T
stu Win experience Of thirty year, In The bes,s
b. the senior partner aud from The fact that both member
hra were born and raised Richmond confident tbs
will be able the expectations % al Who desire to Fu
durable and we'll made oUut B,of, and SHoEs fair -
AID on accommodating terms. ALEX HILL o.,
la2l No. ~ MtlE
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ON Friday morning AZ o'clock WILLIAM sISTON in the 72t
year .. H. friends and uantances respectfully
attend DIS funeral m Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from his Ifr resi- fence the United States Hotel
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IA IN liIIs sh'r our tNctTIIhI lN7IlAl, N3HI "
formed hat he had prepared ht restore with vh " v
e1per neutiug upon DIS bead at0sc top vas ruuey "a
We HIN two days since and the place tsd Tour -
since, fine crop Of hair has sprung up With vigorous row
convinced IL Mr. EzEEiL Of the efficacy Of DIS discovery "a
has named Il 1.-THE SFALLtBLE VIRGINIA HAIR kisiOAi
Mr. T. is about going into extensive manufacture OF ~
which In destined prove Of anxious interest % our bald %
friendI-FrOm RiclaH0nd Enquirer Dec. l2h, lSs.
This famous article be Ia 0i fe principal DflstA
Those perSons who desire fine head ofhar have only l
according printed directions the bottle hoe
have any doubts ofs efficacy have them removedn
time using the VIRGINIA HAIR EEsTORkR lNFAl-i'
proving that It Is all that Is Is claimed TO be. -
Wholesale depot ioT ord.rs, g. Main 81. K EhA-
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MARRIED,
IJIsEt.

In -hus on ir 2jh lost by Rev Dr. Randolph
p- j. p.u~.f HARRISON. Of Hcarlco Miss WILLIE daug
ter ofGr.I Temple ESQ, OF Fredericksburg
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OPERATIONS OF THE Z. 8. MINT.

The report of j. Ross suowden, ESD Director Of the
United State Mint for the fiscal year ending June son.
embraces the following facts
The amount of bullion received at the seYeratmntiDg
establishments of the United States during the year was
follows Gold S29 $685. $50 63; silver S7,33s,7O9 g.
Total deposits, 1886 $780, $3.50 30.
The coinage operations of the same period were as TO-
lows Gold coins ST. O77; fine gold bars, sl3, 49,
316 40; silver coins So S7 400 silver bars, s6j 2Sl Az
cent coins 1907 900 Total coinage S37 55O5sS H. COM
prsed in 522 pieces Of all denominations Of CON-
Deductng the redeposts the nett amount OF the pre-
cious metals brought the mint aud branches during
the year was 81 OOl, O95 TO- The operations at the
different minis and the assay Office may be stated as fol-
lows
Deposits Coinage No. Pes.
Philadelphia. 50l7,9lS SS,976,SS7 r44,5SS, 100
New Orleans. $50. 3,S32,3 1915 3,753,996 f,lS4,5OO
san Francisco. $40 IA 234, 24l Losses
Dahloncra G5O72 90, 5s2, 1908
Charlotte ~ 205252 2O2 1875 A, 1875
Assay Office n YI3S77OI7 l3,Sl7l42 $3.50
The amount OF gold produced in mines o. the United
State, and deposited in the mnts $2I2l3557; sill
yer $273 81 The total coinage at all the minis and the
assay office, from 1898 to June 30th 1889, has been
SGS9 lS9,579 o. in 733, O3j 1876 pieces
The director states that the small Spanish and Mexican
coins rapidly disappearing from general circulation
under the operation OF the law of 1851 Suce its passage
the mint has received and melted Spanish and Mexican
fractions of dollar to the amount of 81 620, 9g7 Of
which the value of Sjl63 0j deposited in exchange
for cents of the issue. The mint has also received
copper coins Of the former issue the in value,
by tale, Of 1921.
Oh Tine gold dollars there appears to Slave been lar
ger issue than the business wants of the country demand
aud the director suggests that the small Sized gold dollar
coiuS of which 6g2 POI were issued from 1919 10
SOB, be gradually melted down and raconed in larger
denominations This reconage he PROPOSES for the pre-
sent apply only the small dollar coins which
10 hr possession of may hereafter be received by
the assistant treasurers.
OF the Pixies Peak gold the mint ii Philadelphia re-
ceiyed *97,iS5 10. The fneness offthe gold has the
average range Of $40 to 900 thousancths but generally
lies within S25, to $40.
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Lors N,roiFoy's SPEECH on New YEARS Day
According To- custom the Emperor, on New Years day,
made speech the members OF the diplomatic corps
ia 'da So'i. du boHe' Tue reception took place at
p. no.. and is thus recorded in the Nonjtc,T" The pa
pal uuuco addressed the Emperor as follows "Sre, on
the first day Of To, year. which assemblies the diplomat
c body around your Majesty have the honor sire TO
Offer Won rs respectful homage" The Emperor replied;
# thwk the diplomatic body for the good wishes it has
pressed on the advent Of the year And espe-
ciay happy ibis time to hsye opportunity of remind
ing lis representatives that since my accession to power
have always proic-,ed III. most profound respect for
grizcd rights. BE thea assured that the constant
aim of my efforts will be t. re-establish everywhere in
so much depends upon ne, confidence and peace"
Hi. Majesty then passed before the diplomatic circle,
and spoke few words 70 each ambassador making inqui-
res cae.al'y respecting II health of their sovereigns.
The Emperor- speech Generally regarded as salts
lc,ory, and listened to with great attention
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mae MAN Mlm pArKET CLARi.

MILL continue TO run TdWeekly, from Rich 800
w mond 10 Ssottsyile, leaving Richmond, on -
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS anu FRIDAYS, az r. NJ sl' !.
Meeting with the Mall Packet Lucle o. Jones, At seois
day, at 10Y, A. NJ, for Lynchburg and Richmond
RETURNING.
Leave scottsvile l0it, A. VI TUESDAYS THUfspa"'
SATURDAYS and arrive IN Richmond day, u > A. y
Passengers from the country will observe that, by tbs
they arrive Ia Richmond, at O'Clock In the ming anl %
turn home same days, at ;. NJ. .ls
Below time Of arrival and rates Of Pare, At n'e-
points: .
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FRIDAY, Jan. u, lSbO.
The House met at the usual hour and was called to Or
der by Speaker CkUTCHFlELD.
Prayer by the Rev. Moses D. Hoge OF the Presbyterian
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R. HEEI1

RICHMOND, Nov u -
n. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible, hsi Aali
bald for the past - years and have restored hT ~
RIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESrORER NAFHfiu t NN
THIS dav sworn before me, BY Naphali Ezekiel - ~
dele-d4MlY MANoT Oi kcll-.-
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rGSTEETm EXTRACTED WITH

49, OFT PAIN.-DE. TaAFEIl,t .-Nir-Ihr undsr1i
hereby certify that have mad teeth extracted by ee
triDt ,eii1g any pain -tafrr,F and would sincerely rec
mend dH Try the above method. Yours respectfully,
J K. BEAZLEY
KfChARD .. RUUNTRU
WM BONDFN, j.,
de2o-lm ROBERT RIPPLE
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SELLING MR. BCcHANAN-The Washington Union, of
late date, contains the following tremendous
mcut;
Fa,rh Congressional Disrirt.-The following,
among other resolutions, passed by the Democracy
Of the Fourth district n H., tb 10th instant The
Standard says they constitute the genuine faith of the
Democrats, only of the Fourth district; but present
Inc views OF the true Democracy Of the State and
try"
Here follows resolution cndorsing President Buchan-
ans Administration
Now, when it is remembered that New Hampshire has
three members Of Congress and consequently that there
are but three Congressional distlcts in the State it will
bc appreciated how badly the Government organ has
been sold Some years ago ran named Atwood ran
boiling candidate for Goveinor in New Hampshire
and for several days addressed the inhabitants of towns
across the Canada line. We suppose the Fourth Con-
grc--ou1l district of New h ,mpshire is composed of
those prccnr., IN Canada wbce Atwood ran for Gov
cruor We think the individual who pcrpetraed this
-'lI uron The President mig, have been engaged in
some hc't,r lu .ircs-.- CLiruIO Times.
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cory


CRY RICHMOND sriTs ylRGsl, To Wit l. r. W. BrSroS
Justice the City Of Richmond do hereby certify
joseph Pannl general partner named In the writing
bearing date January 3D. 1850 this dav made
stated In the said writing conbu
ted by the special partner has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
Given under my hand this Sd day Of January, 1850
Ja4-2m Il. NJ. BURTON, JP.
Jos PAxsuI Of Richmond raos RhucE Of Halifax Va,
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NOTICE.

CHANGE or HOUR OF RICHliOGD 4 DANvILLE R.
nNarI after Sunday ooh o. January the Passen e., n
peg Twain uil leave Richmond 10, Danyile and &C "a
iynrtur- 10 ,clacA returning leave Danye at A.
snrarr..e lu Rehmold 80 p W.
A. MORRAl.L, Sup i.
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COOK FOR HIRE good plain Cook viii t.,,-.
~ chldrer. Terms moderate. App.y a. this OEce J.;t
49, PREPARE FOR THE RIII

PREPARE FOR THE RuI
60 Gus FEYER-As the PAN approach-s ss8 -
and Ague and Peyers has become prevalent every prr,os
prepare themselves Win tie proper rret Tor ths,s a
diseases The secretion o bile, aud the Inactivity de . =
geer with headache pail 10 the limbs and back, Hst sa
loss Of appetite the forerunners o tcs. as and a.
should be rrsotei % ny which these
be removed. For this purpose know q uolt -
20 BAKERS PREMIUM BITfEEs." They eradicate b. =
pei he palms. cool he ryerE. strengthen The digestive rt
ate pure hrahfn circulation of the blood and pr1dso,
Of spirits which Of themselves tend greatly 90 do away id III
healtaness These Bttrrs can De taken With perfect tl !,
all ages and sexes without regard 10 weather diet al
prove valuable family medicine ia az whore active -
Il required.
To be had OF PURCELL LAnD co, anil all other pr5-t d
Druggists 10 the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In yfgh, 4,
North Carolina; also Of C. srOrr Co, Washington b Z
STABIER, co, Baltimore; II. A. PAllNEsTOCK o. r.
deiphiA and Of BARNES PARK, New York.
Orders allied by addressing Z. BAEER Prophsor
s.l2-d6r Richmond Y,
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

TIIIIE subscribers JOSEPH PANNIL redent 81 the city Of
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE, resident Of the county Of
Halifax Of Virginia. have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP" under the style and hrn' org PANNlL for
the purpose conducting Commission business in the city Of
Richmond Virginia, continue unit; the first day OF January
NSGO thousand eight hundred and sixty four. JOSEPH
PANNILL Partner THOMAS BRUCE
SE such has this day contributed the capital stock Of
the the Of thousand dollars syOVO) Witness
hand and seals this Sd day Of January, l-GO
PANNILL. (seal)
THOMAS BRUCE, (Seal)
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NOTICE.

IL persons having CLAIMS against the Commonwealth Of vir
a r Tor s purcas, OF and ammuniiions the assem-
hn. arm7g cquppng maintaining troops ana iGr me Trans
on and pay OF the same any other incidental
peurs Ia the def Of the state and In the execution
OF he Circuit Court OF Jefferson coun-
ty hereby required present the Immediately to the
undersigned Rchmrd Board created under the act OF As
smbly entitled An Act appointing commissioners to audit and
pay tie expenses Incurred by the Executive for the purchase OF
arms deeuce the Commonwealth passed 2Sd Janua
~, lsCO. HEORGs w MUNFoRp seey Com,
J VI. BENNETT, Aud Pub. Accts,
fei-iw wM II. RICHARDSON AdJt GenL
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EMIsEOYMENT.

=. N MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID An igt
- Dtb wanted 10 every aad county Ia the United
g. engage respectable aud easy business by which Ast
profit. mas De- certainly realized furihr par lula as
D. lSRY WAS., corner l2h street aud Broadway Ne u
CITY enco ing one Postage Stamp. ia23-d4ri
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u 23i day Of January $50 boo. Will opened or ssa'
tons the Capital Stock OF the lir inin Life Tnsurand
Company, the Office u the Merchants Insurance ConP4
81 the z3d day Of February next.
CoyHs1SETs n. Nactsrland Horace Kent R''ofi
I-ath John H. Montague Lewis Giutsr James l. Apper,oh
T. Brooke, 5. J. Harrison, W. g. Paine. Wellington Got4
Purcell Joseph Anterior, Root. H. MlGry Blair BlrH.
A Nah John n Claiborne William n Clristar. lsai-z
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StUNDRIES.-
= !Othls. prime y. o. Sugar
100 hh's. prime v o MolasseF
IODlils OcIeuh0usen's MOla{ses
5UN hug, choice Rio Coffee
In store and for sale by -
jas n T,RDY WILLIAMS
nR.SATUEE. \. PATTERSON, and WIN. N.
wFTSGF having associated themselves In the practice Of
Medicine respectfully o1er thtr services to the public
SAMUEL A. PATTERSON,
jl2s-ar WIN N. wEIsIGER,
GLOVER SE D.-lOO bus. prime Glover Seed for
" Ja9S-4 sale BY TARDf WILLIAMS
TNImILY FLOUR.-CC bbls Bonsack Kesir's Family
4 Flour just received, and Tor by -
a9S TT TARDf WILLIAM
|tiNDLES-2O0 Goa Package Adamantne Candles, on con-
Segment which will be solo the trade very low goo boxes
T.l'oyg andes fl2s-tf TARDY WILLIAMS.
NTATLS- OoO kegs Old Dominion Nails all sizes For sale by
Y i,9~-Gt TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
~ slaves HECTOR DAVIS.
5.,
cYRUP,-fcohnls ockshausens New York Syrup per sehr
isae I&G. b. DAVENPORT.
ELwELL,S WEDDING AND KILLING
II UOESust received full assortment OF Ewels wedding
and lli ing Hoes
Wedding Hoes. CLAkksoN ANDhhsoN,
laos No. lO6 Main street, Richmond.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA EVERY CsEH

tltratt. IlH MOL ~ittu'hii, 'PtNNS1lr
V'Nl" Capt David 81 o. ready 10 receive freight and
vs. latv. on TUESDAY, irrrlry 3ls', no Ia o'clock A. VI
For fr.tor ra--e having supcdy accommodations apply
4. H. =. FUTILE, Agent,
Eockrts
Fr received through BOSTON via philadelphia by at
------- IL MI WIN -.nllch.
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PERISCOPEC SPECTiCLEs,

preserving and restoring the impaired vision prime vgor
Cryss Glasses set ia Old frames Also very large
Of MICRO SCOPES Telescopes OPERA GLASSES AND MATTE
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS The finest collection OF stere
scopes and StcrI SCOPE Pictures be found In
variety their Office 10 the building occupied BY the City sayng
Rank No Is Ma 81 Richmond. iayO-dly
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NALENTIN Els
ROts FDsR VARY, 1850.

VA I.ENIlN E,S
FOts FEHRU ARY, 1850.
HAVE inst received very large and beautiful lot Of Yaen-
Z fines .f 800 sirfs shish viii sell at h. prices.
Part .ultt attention paid 20 try orlet.
GFO. T. BALDWIN,
Bookseller. No - Main Street,
n2S-U opposite s. Charles Hotel.
NOTICE. Unquert Consumers Of g,s in Monroe Ward
y hriyu.l % ' they fail 10 pay their bills before
M. hour o'clock day, they WIN be dealt with accord
rc o. requirements The following eEtact rom the ordinance
crrr.ruus 90. Ers Works;
D. ag oiagpc D1s..idV he Counc Nry 6h 1883, II any
T - m l t reNt ar that on which Is pre-
s1t.l e hador a not ~ the Superintendent who shall stop
hcug us The premss N ect TO which the de
fault y St. and pa within DAYS. five cen viii
original Of the BIZ and thall be placed
In ihe hands OF the City Collector. -
7. r. HARRISON for
jazz: NJ L. STATION, Auditor
TN THE MATTER or HERMAN CRANE,
guardian Frederick Crauz Of Sterbsck, In the ecora OF
Hes. Cassc Notice is her-oy given 70 all whom may
shat 'he April term Of the tcut nouri OF the county
~ Heurira Virginia, all petition the said court
for and 3eceye all money person
al property Which may belong Sd ward Frederick Crsns
In IKE appointed his guardian In this state,
and 10 remove he the said Fecorae Of esse Casse
HERMANN CRAM gu rdian Of
i,oS-viw Frederick Cranz
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ENE concern of"J C. PANNTLL" dissolved 3st Dec
1850 by mutual consent CAS PANNllL retiring The books
and The have been transferred to JOS PAN
MILL viii Commission business per annexed
notice }. PANNlLL
{. PANNILL
RICHMOND, Jan. 80, 1850.
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PACKET CLLRA.

IIlFlTUIIIfr Va, Jan. 25ih, 100.
Urta gir-pl NE blindness IN state n s.3.QIrIIA
y.u. paper jt have lncc the Pai 70 ~ rstt8fES
crt- @ St.f..g- Richmond Mail Packet CLARA, std
I'll shall con'unr cr the as Edmond Co ~ long
a. fy remain original charges Shoudt they exceed them
f... q e| ., Oh ,--s l.y former rates Very truly
hos ,i,.ff r. W. RISOM.
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FURTHER REDUCTION on THE CANAL ROUTE.
NJ, rIIIIiE 81 rIiTIIf
Ess-TTs--T------:: - -

Scottsyle ~ To Buchanan. 900
To Lynchburg .........l M To Lexington ~
The change place Prby it. Way fare also reduced
Packets the usual hour Richmond Lynehburg
fsg3-iw r. EDMOND ( co.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA
session OF this Institution will begin the 18th OF
until the 9Th Of June following f5
PAYABLE over the entire for tuition board
mel contingent Js further information, address
delG-fm .E. T. WILEY, Pres't Emory o, Va
COFFEE SUGA< 80 hbI, Extra o 81 bbs G. for sale
~ by LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE
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4 TTENTION yOLUNTEERs.-n is nee'
nISS0LITInN OE PAHTNERNHIP


ONERCOATS for 22d 81 February TO call and leave their
once t. ir-ure the certainty Of getting them by
that time Your early attention will facilitate them very nuci
ia23 MM. IRA SMIT
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17

Persons afflicted with The Fever and Ague
'.,t4 M, s3ar, either time, trouble OF expense.
- prooore Dr. HosTETrEe's CELEBRATED
y p FILTERS. whose benefceni effects upon the
human system aas been clearly proved 10 those
.nhn have been stricken down u short space
time ov this dreadful curse, whose cheeks
40 wan and meagre, and whose nights are
s,,snlsss and restless, and uhose ewes are dim
,,,t snnken, with death staring them IN the
f,,e. this compound must prove blessing
matching them as it were from the very mouth
- the grave. None can know It's true value
r.,J Ibsy have tested It. When all others
f.,s failed, these BitteTs have restored the sut-
sr,,, s- 10 pristine health. Their popularity IN
81 thp Western and Southern parts should m
,ro5uce them to all families.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, eve
y See advertisement in another column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17
PETIT JURORS.

George B. Amjol, Wrsll-v Akers, Israel
Bennett, Samuel Berkhlmer Of F., James Cess
NJ ESQ, Peter DsIemore, John Her>hberger,
Oi:er Horton, DeWat Hershbrrger, Reuben C..
Haines, Jasprh Ickas, Peter ImIrr, A dam Ickes
Josiah Koons, John Lowry, Samuel Logan, Mar
'in Mowry, Abraham Morgert, Joseph Moore,
john NcCrarv, Lewis Putt, James Patton, Ja-
san Ruchay, Nathan Robson, Jacob Roads.
Henrc R-jmund, Thomas StuIebak~r, George
Slgrr, Solomon Steei, VIM. SpIdie, Daniel Sans,
N4r5,a r, Wright, Samoe! W-rk:ng, WIN. c.
Wse5aryer, Michael Weyand.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-17
ID FORD NDRY.

THE subscribers having purchased ne Bedford
Foundry OF Messrs. Washabaugh and Bannon wouId d
most respectfully announce the citizens of Bed
ford and adjoining counties that they prepared TO
make and furnish all kinds of CASTINGS for
GRIST AND SAW-NILLS, THRESHING MA
CHIMES. PLOUGHS, APPLE MILLS, COOK
ING, TEN PLATE. AND COAL
STOVES, SLED AND
Sleigh soIes, wash kettles, of different sizes wagon
boxes OF all sizes, farmers bells, "a superior ar'j-
ele}, doors, and every thing usually made in a
country Foundry.
C-" "PL o g Il S.-WOODCOCK, SEYLER,
and HILLSIDE PLOUGHS.-Also, a new PLCG
PLOUGH, TO which we caA the especial attention
Of our farmers-a superior article 10 the old Plug
Plough, with two kinds Of points, shares ant land
sides suit al plonghs IN general in this
=. Tuning and fitting OF iron patterns made TO
order, and all kinds OF repairing done at the short
est notice ana at low prices. All our own work
made Of the very best material, and warranted 70
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do well to
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, we determined to meet the emer-
gencies OF the times, we viii
SeiJ ,o'o for CyHSH, or country produce.
Pig and bar iron, horses and humber, taken in ex-
change for work.
feb %, 'G0-ly SHIRES & JORDAN.