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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

co.p,RTyERsHIP.- Having this day ssso-i.
,,,I Win m. nv Ion JOHN TYLER In the WATCH
and JEW ELRY BUSINESS heretofore conducted
hy MITCHELL. TYLER ths sane wiI viirp ee Gn s2n
AZ N. old stand, Iss-now l3i:-Main street
- ''' "' JOHN II. TYLER.
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HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
/ fkUM 1HE
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COZ MY 1, ' NlkhlNlA
I'll" ItuprI.tuT- Of these highly celebrated
Nlrta., have ia view ot meeting the demand oi
Iat rHhue. had the water carefully bottled al the
>tFs... a- heretofore, in such manner as To pre-.
..ry- I.- yr;l"s and characteristics As when used
- th~ fuuuItlu.
H. pfuptr,lrs ara Well known, and experience
ia, proved il. great value in the following dis
"-,s. which have been cured Dy It's use Scrotula,
tEy-tpra-. Turiadity ofthc Liver, Dyspepsia, Aph-
TIA oT Ihr4sA ut,rna IAN offensive discharge
f#. lie uu,uil. lutractable Diseases al the Skil,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged fros-
tts.. ptani, Enlargement II the Spleen, urinary
DEPOSITS irutdbllty ot the Bladder, Diseases OF the
h@urSs, SPINAL Irritation, Neuralgia, kheuina-
I.m, p.sras-, II Females, Chronic ophthalinic
Ar#r'luts. whether dependent upon struinous or
o.trr IysCraslA ui the body and III all degenerate
al morbid cuudluon. Of the Eve from neglected
UT improper treatment.
Frcr. TEN DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
ha gallon bottles. orders enclosing this amount
~ receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing certi-
teats Of cures and highly interesting letters from
q. res pectd hio sources, and other inicrmauon,
Cd b." had "u Application - ). A. PORTER, Heal
Ias >pr!ugs, Bath county Va, orto
PCRCELL. LApD 4 co, DrGggi.ts.
General Agents for the sale Of the Water.
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Drowned At SEA.-Wc learn that II
passenger on board the steamship llattcraS,
which reached this port yesterday after
noon, fell overheard OF Barncgat, and was
drowned. The captain "f the steamer re-
fused to give our reporter the name OF the
drowned man, but w learn that he was
from Petersburg.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HoUsEs.

4 SIILAND Notwithstanding leased
n this celebrated property, the undersigned
a.,urr, thos. who may favor him with their pa.
fr"nage that they will have no cause TO regret II.
The ease and frequency of access, spacious
grounds well. furnished hotel and cottages, and
sbundan,y supplied table, render Il attractive to
all, and equal TO any establishment In the State.
Terms node rate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tie kets
Reires shmeuts furnished balls aud parties.
au At. y. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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SOLDER DRowNEp.-About 10 o'clock
OIL Sunday night drunken United States
soldier was seen staggering about nca' the
dock at the foot of Seventeenth street. In
\ short time he was heard To fall in the
water, and parties went To his assistance.
He could not be seen, and half an hour
elapsed before his body was recovered.
When taken out OF the water II was taken
to the Libby for identification, but no one
there knew him. The body was sent t"
camp. Coroner Little was summoned, who
viewed the body, but did not think an in
quest necessary. II" is supposed to be one
Of the new recruits recently arrived here.
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n, retiring from the late firm of HITSHhLL
1ILER the unds rsigned returns thsnts 10 hls
END. and the public for their patronage tnroukn
u perod of more than t,eenty ysnrs snd iespee..
fully solicit, continuance OF the same 20 tne ns
firm of JOHN II. TYLER Co, feeling Assu,sl
th,y will maintain the former reputauon OF ths
house s. MITCHELL.
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I'D No loI Mayo street, can accommodate several
gentlemen with BOARD, with or without lodging,
on reasonable terms. =
She has, also, several NICELY.FURSIsuEp
Rooms, suitable for families. 3-iw
DOARDING AND LODGING.-A
I'D few ladies aud gentlemen can be sccommo-
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD in .
small private family on the most reasonable terms
and Marsha!i. DAY BoARDERs can also be &C.
eoInmodsted. aud Two or three USfUksehSp
ROOMS for rent 10 uCu
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D-PARTNER>HIP.-Th.u undersiS ned have this
dav associated thrms.ly"~ tn-erh"r under the styl.
an! firm OF GORDON iRiSOAS, for tn. pnrpfs-
of coudurtiuS GROCERY, METAL, AND com
MISSION BUSIE EsS At the old stand II John n.
Gordon X son, fourteenth street. near the EK-
change Hotel They respectfully solicit con
tinGauce If the paronas" extended 10 the late nrin
of John y. Gordon N Son. Special attention Will
b. given 10 the sale of all produce and m.rchan
disc consigned 10 ". JAMES GORDON,
JOHN W. CRISGAS.
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AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that
Mrs. c. W. Purcell met with an accident a
few days since at Millboro' Springs-whe.e
she has been sojourning for several weeks
past-by which she had her wrist broken
and was badly bruised otherwise. one
was descending flight OF steps ana
missed her footing. When last heard rom
She WAS doing well and fast improving.
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JOHN n GORDON svails himself ~ this oc
ca.iuu /" acknowledge the very generous support
extended to himself aud 10 the lat. frn Of JOHN y
GORDON y son tor 80 many years, and would
cordially recommend ~ ia" confidence aud patron.
AZ Of his fri"nd, their successors, GORDON
CkINGaN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMASAC-ArGr.r :.
sun rIscs....... ..5.c' iloon rises. .
sun suts.............6.sa 80 High tide, Y. NJ .... IL
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TNrrr.-Fcvcrlcy Howard, negro, WaS
arrested yesterday for stealing six silver
spoons ard lot Of other articles, including
pitchers, wash-basins, spittoons, etc, from
Mrs. Sarah Wright. Mrs. Wright wishing
to leave the city, had an auction sale Of
her effects last week, and missing these
articles, had good reason to suspect How
ard of stealing them. Accordingly Il
search warrant was gotten out, under
which good many things were found in
hiSpoSsession.
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FOUNDRY,

Az 70
BELOW IHE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured ths services of Hr. WILLIAM
J.. cox 10 superntend the business. ! will con.
thu" III"
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
AID W III manufacture Ia order PLOw CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WAEE, WAGON BOXES, ASDiR0Ns.
SC, &c.
Particular attention paid 10 JOB WORK, which
will be executed In the best ma nner and at the
shor..st notice. tiv l?-3ml A. \. LEE.
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iEgus'l |, IsGF.

iTNISSOLUTION OF cO-PARTNER-
SHlP.-The frin Of LEE cox is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. \. LEE will settle up the bns'na.s ~ the
concern. LIB CoA.
Rlcnmoni, July IL, 1888.
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Why Is THIS We learn tina, some "I
the apothccaricS of the city make an extra
charge Of fifty cents for each prescription
they put up after certain hour OF the
niuht. Why is this
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been done to bring us so near the con
summation, you see that nothing has
been done except through the direct a
gency, activity, and patriotism Of An
drew Johnson, President Of the Uni
ted States. Will you stand, then, hy
Congress? ? (crics of mo, no.') Or will
you stand by the President? 4 voice
owe viii stand by the President for
-ever.ol
Then, you are New Workers. You
stand just whore I purpose to stand.
Cheers Mr.. Seward here introduced
Secretary WeiIes. EX-Presidcnt Fill
more introduced Admiral Farragut, re-
marking, she couples his ships togeth-
er, and dou't mean that the States shall
be separated"
General Custer said, ''he did not in
tend to max speech, but hefOught for
the Constitution and the Union forf0ur
years" lie was warmly appiauded.
Mr. SeWardiutr0ducedS Senor Romero
as the Minister from Mexico, when
three cheers were given for That repub-
1ia
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Hardwarf, &r.

- -, ,-,.,-.,
HH' bi' y iHR JOHN +. BLfhfER
~ EO RGF BI4YMY d son
7 havip, formed , nartncrsbin =, tho etb or
March. 1865 i'm tbc
U,p NUM- r,,rrer- ,,rr,, ,-rs, ,r,,-l,
nan u y am nlIg'sE ~, fohNh>HI4N|
Do',A-' '19'o'
respectfully invite the public to thsir new rooms
thTee doors west Of the old stand, whore ;hoy will
ma an immense stock Of the most splendid goods
ever brought TO Bedford county These goods
will be sold at the lowest possible prices Persons
desrous Of purchasing BUILDING HARDWARE
win find it To their advantage to give us a call
WHITE LEAD.-We have on hand large
quantity Of White Lead. which have been for
tUnate to buy little lower than the market rates
The particular brands 10 which re would invite
attention, are the
PUre Bu,f Lead,
Ltberfu Ihifr Lead
.SHg7r franklin White Ergd.
Fgvhyurtg,, TI-Ljte Iead
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lrliQs, 4lcdirineG, &t.


7 l.. LEWIS having purchased the
~ Drug Store, lately owned by Mr. H. c. Bea-
mer takes pleasure IN announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford and vicinity that he has just returned
from the cities with well selected stock Of
DRUGS
lIEDTCTNES.
DTE-STTFFS.
PER FTHERI,
TOILET ARTICLES,
SThTTO NERT,
con- on. LAMPS
AMP CHT .JNEYS,
BEST BRANDS or CIGARS.
s NOAiNGT IND CHEWING ToBdCCO.
FRENCH CONNECTIONS. fc.. 6c
TIE stock of Drugs and Medicines consist of the
purest quality. and selected with great care.
General assortment Of popular Patent Medicines.
The attention Of the Ladies' is particular y invi-
ted to the stock Of PEGFCNERY. TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting of the best perfumes of the
day. CoIogucs. Soups, Preparations for the Hair.
Complexion and Teeth; Canphor ice for chapped
hands; Teeth and Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, &c.
Of Stati0aerg, there IS q t1is assortment:
Billet. Note. Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper,
Envelops, Pens Pencils, Ink, Blank Deeds, Power
Of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Certif-
Gates. &c, &c. Also, large quantity Of Books,
which will be sold very cheap.
Co1i OH Lqmp Hinge BnyHsr, can be lighted
without removing the ghimncy-ail patterns and
prices. Glass Lanterns, very neat for burning
Coal Oil. Lamp chimueys Of an improved pattern.
Lamp Shades Of beautiful patterns.
iiUwe's Family Dye Culors, the shades being light
Fawr Drab snuff and Dark Brown, Light and
Dark Blue Light and Dark Green, yellow, Pink,
Orange, RuyHi Purple, Scarlet, Maroon, Ma agcntu,
Cherry and Black
Humphrey Homeopathic Remedies
Ci@0re of best bra"as, smokers can rely or q
good Il -ar.
Rove Smofn,g Totccro.
lUlrhjgl1t unit S0k2cc Fine Cttt.
a. To-, J',,.Jyf z .ryg.f
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fUne Square 70 occupy sac inch q space.
JOB PRINTING, Of every kind. done with
,a,ness and dispatch. THE GAZETTE OrFlcE has
.t been reftted with Power Press and new type,
rl ovcrything in the Printing line can be execu-
sl IN the most artistic manner and at the lowest
4,cs.- TERMS CASH.
~ All letters should be addressd to
MEYERS L NENGEL,
Publishers
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w AlII4l y NJ = JpfI = >


THE passage Of the Rump amend
ment will deprive Pennsylvania Of at
least one Congressional representative.
Massachusetts, will lose none. Will
Pennsylvania deprive herself Of power
in order to build up the strength of
New England, which is already too
GREAT i'm CONGRESS?
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| three cheers We're given for that repub-
/ lie.
E=-e=2-=-zzz--z=r
PATEl3T5" LETTER OF EX-GOy.
JOHNSTON.
The tollowiug letter Of ex-Governor
T WIN. r. JOHNSTON, was received by
/ Wa. NJ. ALLISON, Esq, and read Al
/ the great Democratic National Union
Meeting ha!d in 1IiIlintown, on Tues
day night Of last week;
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1866.
/ I'm. H. .iIisoH, Esq.
My Dear .'ir-Pressure Of official du-
ties wilIPrcveut al acceptance Of your
I kind invitation to address the people
Of Juniafa county, at their meeting on
the 18th OF september. | regret very
/ sincerely Jiat the pleasure is thus de
nicd to me ofagain meeting many old
and esteemed friends, and comforting
with them upon tho issues now agitat-
ing our country and dividing in seud-
mcut our people ItWould have been
a pleasing duty to have been permitted
/ tosay to my old acquaimtancc, that the
same cordial and undying love for the
Union Of the State, and the supremacy
Of the Constitution Of our fathers still
controls, as il has in all times past, my
political action. / desire no i8tDr0reI,
rpmodcipd 0r better Constitution and
Union than that under which the coun-
try has pro+percd in peace, CONQUERED
in war. and triumphantiv vindieated
American yjbor7J instftutions at homo
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BRIMsTONE Browniow said ut Phila-
dciphia: ''If i have after death 70 90
either 20 hell or Heaven, | shall prefer
to go with loyal negroes 10 hell than
with white traitors to Heaven ]" In
that event il would be hard 70 say
which to pity most-the poor darhies
or the devil.
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The 9GdforA 6azette.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON Az nUFFAro.

On the arrival of the Presidential
Excursion Party at Buffalo, n. Y,
they We're welcomed by EX-Prrsi,lcnt
Fillmore, in an eloquent and patriotic
speech, to which President Johnson re-
piled, saying among other things the
following:
Twas truly said in the beginning of
the struggle, 1 placed myself behind
the Constitution Of my country as the
great rampant of freedom; Cheers {;
and by it have stood undcviatingly to
this moment. It has been said that !
have abandoned those who elected me,
and / am charged with treason, but if
the men before me look into the hearts
of my opponents and into mine, they
would see who he traitors to the I'm
ION and the Constitution are. Cheers ;
| started in this struggle in opposition
To those who were trying TO divide the
government of the United States, and
who made themselves the leaders in
the South. There | havestood. | was
determined that where this great circle
OF Ihe union, THIS magic ctrcie OF iree-
dom, was attacked, whether from the
North or the South, my business was
as far as in me lay to protect and de-
Iehd II. nave sI"od against the al
lacN Una. was mace rom 'he '1"'th; !;
| stood there until victory perchrd up
o.l our S','il''''t"' "IlVlI 'li' ari4S was
'''7'''''>io'' ana '''I'ii ''''. I''''.' '''''it
l"i ""'d l" 'tcAho"Ie''-S 'iieii 'Fioi az"
c"l3''@7'G 'hat me |"of"' thr "Fhi''f
M'''," aie3 l'''l SeiG''e"' il"'' S'''lt,'
''.' question: aS"'IISv 'l'ciIl' III Z" 9i'iIiI
oi I''''9'i'''lIi'lI.| u'ey 9i'lo 10 'lIe'r SIS
'7i 7'",e7 anu u ''''ii 'e!.""-c""'i'I9 -
men, liiat 'hey We're Wiling 70 'tceP'
tHc terms OF tilc government, 10 oc o.
hcuiehI 10 thc constitution ana 10 re-
ceINe tAeprotcctlon OF the Union. They
wanted 10 bea part ana parcel OF Us IL
gain. said this: Obey the tonatttu-
zion, submit to the laws, aHd let us all
become one people again. The work
progressed, the States met in GonVcn-
ton and revised their Constitutions,
and their Legislatures assembled and
did the three things required OF them,
and III those three things the Cabinet
participated, and one Of them was your
distinguished telioW-citizen, the Secre-
3 4.lt fA+ ~ TaY I'll
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THx BEDFORD GAZETTE is published every Fri
,.y morning by MEYERS MENegL, at 50 90 per
mum. ff paid strtctiy adVaucs So. so if paid
Thin six months; $500 if not paid within six
..,aths. al subscription aee0HRts MUST BE-
-.t,.f annually. No paper viii he sent out Of
1s state unless paid for ~ ADVANCE. and all such
Inscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
he expiration of the time fer which they are
gaii.
All ADVERTISEMENTS for less term than
srso months TEN CENTS per line for each IN
arion Special notices one-half additional All
-e.olutions Of Associations; commune tiuns Of
limited or individual interest. and notices Of mar
ria.cs and deaths exceeding five line. ten cents
gr line Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
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Court aud J,sdirigf Saics ars regnirsd iv lqfr
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s7es-
-g- All advertising due after FIRST insertion.
liberal discount is made to persons advertising
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SPEECH OF HON. E8IESTEFl CLY9TER.
AT UNIONTOWN, PA.
ON Friday. August 3Est, 1866.


he would not turn ressurrecti0nist, and
| dio M the dead issues Of the past
/ The fearful war through which we
have just passed has wiped away the
old questions Of slavery and secession,
and left us with living issues. upon the
proper settlement Of which depends
/ the prosperity of The Union. The war
was waged for three purposes: First,
! to preserve the Union intact; second,
/ to sustain the Constitution and, third,
to enforce the laws. Cheers. 1t was
to accomplish these purposes you gave
| your sons to the bloody harvest. Sup
pose three years a%o, you bad been JoId
it was to give social and political e.
| quality 10 four millions uf negroes,
| would any body CT mcn-woul3 the
Democratic party-havc supported the
war had such been It's declared purpose.
! TCrics Of "no," " mo" Certainly not,
nor would the Republicans, f9r hey as
a party nave never been I:uoWn as a
war party. daughter. ! f.ur Grant
received 5he sword of l.cs, a Yankee
peddlor could have travelled rom the
prDob.rot 10 the Gulr ,yitaar, being
disturbed. There was peace through
out the length and breadth ufthe land.
/ Wbv Chen has thp l-oion not been re-
stored in lis pristine glory? 1t Is be-
paUso tho radi,.al Ranunlfraos havp tn
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22ljsffllaucouS.
! (ANLEL BORnER.

! ~ I'd bVIIIJF4It,
- Pjrr STREET. TWO DOORS WEST OF THE BED
.+' aoTEL, BEDFoRD. Pa.
'aICHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY, SPECTACIES. &C.
"r seeps on hand a stock Of fine Gold and Sill
"9ches, Spectacles Of Briliant Double Re
r. ~ Hiasses also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
2 Chains, Breast Pins. Finger Rings. best
s'-'5y ot Gold Pens He will supply TO order
.a.ns in his line not on hand.
3't 2U 1Sfs
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1iQti(rE, ~.

ETOR SALE.-NEKY Iowa second
hond PIANO. Inquire Of
apr.i3, 66.-f c. \. HICkoh-
C'OLDIERS' BuUNTII.~.-Thc ur-
idcrsigucd has the bIauils now rraiy and viii
attend promptly to the collection of all claims all
der ,helaw lately passed for the Equalization of
B0uuties. .--
aug.l7-'f J. ". bIChEH''N-
I Asst NOTICE.-My old books
must be squared by cash or note Immediate
" Those persons who may flii to settle their
accounts. on or before August I5th. 1856, must
blame thcnyeIrcy. if thev have costs 70 pay. ms !
have been very indulge and now need money.
jull3-tL I'M. HAt iLhl
NOTICE TO TRESpASSERS.-AIl
2 persons are cautioned against trespassiug
upnu thc premises oftho undersigned, for the PuT-
pose Of fishing, hunting gathering nuts, berries
&c a. he law will be strictly enforced against
a,l thus nfTsuding.
B. r. ASHC0M,
MICH LUIZ,
WN GRI~SINGER.
ADAM SCHAFfER.
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SPEECH OF ME. SEWARD.

Si'FsiN ia VIZ Va 's' NIsN AM
Calls were made ior Secretary Sew
ard, who in the course of his remarks
said:
FelloW-citizens, one word: the Pres
ident struck the Ncy-nOtc Of the polit-
ical argument OF this day and this
time. 1t is tia. this Union ought not,
must not, can not remain divided. 1t
has been divided five years already.
It must be closed up. The circle must
be closed within the coming year.
Since the war, which left it dissolved
and divided, this same Andrew John
son has been President seventeen
months. Your Congressmen have been
Congressman eighteen months. The
Union, in nine-tenths of its parts, l.
already restored law, order, justice,
taxation, everything, is complete, eX-
ccpt the one thing Of representation oi
ten States in Congress. The question
is between the President and the Con,
gress. OF all that has been done, tel
me what the Congressman Of the Uni
ted States have done? OF all that ha:
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TEvANNERS, ATTENTION!-Ancw
Tanncry, in good order, containing one pool
three lines three bats five teaches, thirty-four
Iay-a-Yay vats, with the necessary number Of ham
ford county for rent For further information cni
ot this Office Nov. II, '65-tf
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
100 acres Of excellent limestone land, a.
hrut ~ acres well timbered, the remainder under
cultivation. lying a few miles north Of Bedford
for sale pn reasonable terms For particulars APP
ply to- MEl LE9 d DiChEL9VN,
may Pms. Bedford In.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
AttQrntpa 1T gaw.

TOsEPH w. TATE. ATTORNEY
ii At Law, BEDFORD, PA. VIII promptly
.teud to collections Of aDounty, back pay, &c.
mi al business entrusted to his care in Bedford
sad aIoiuing counties,
CasG advanced on judgments, notes, military
rrl other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatcsyille, where n
good Church is erected. and where large School
House shall be built. Farms. Land and Timber
Lsave from one acre to 800 acres 10 suit pur
gaA,crs
Office nearly opposite the ''Meugcl Hotel" and
Bank Of Reed i Schcli
April 6, lS66-ly
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

The Hungarian Constitution Of
1910 is to be restored
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

TSPy M.ALSIP. ATTORNEY AT
T. Law. BEDFORD, PA. viii faithfully and
promptly attend 10 all business entrusted 10 his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties Military
claims back pay, bounty &c: speedily collected.
Office with Mann Spaug, on Ju,iana street,
TWO doors South Of the MeugeI House.
Jan - 1854
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

TENHE Local circulation OF the BED
FORD GAZETTE Is larger than that Of any other
paper in this section ol country ana therefore Of
crs tho greatest inducements to business uen to
fdvertise in It's columns.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

They are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
saI viii give special attention to the prosecution
.fsaims against the Government for Pensions,
Back Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
uFca on Juiana street, one door South Of the
-Nenge House, and nearly opposite the Inquirer
rEre.