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Il he "FrOst Flower of Russia Produced
i'm Boston,

The Frost Flower of Russia Produced
i'm Boston.
Boston journal describes an extraordinary frost
flower" of Russia which has been produced it is
said. in Boston in temperature of artificial cold.
This wonderful plant, rather flower is found only
on the northern boundaries of Siberia, where the
snow is eternal. 1t was discovered in 1853 hv Connt
swinosk"f, the eminent Russian botanist, who was
eennobled by the Gar for his discovery. Bursting
from tn &c tFozsn snow on the first day Of the year.
third day, remains in flower for twenty-four hours
and then dlssoves itself into its original element
sten leaves and flowers being of the finest snow
Inc stalk is about one inch in diameter: the leaves
three IN number, in the broadcast part are an inch
ana nan N width and are covered with nfnitessi-
mai cones OF snow; they only on one side of the
stak TO the north, curving gracefully in the same
direction. The flower when fully expanded is in
length. half inch wide in the broadcast parfs and
tapering sharply to point. ~ "--N
These are also interlaced one with another. in n
beautiful manner. forming the most delicate basket
or froswork that the eye ever behed: for truly this
IS frost the most wonderful. The anthers are
tremities thereof, trembling and elitterinq LIE
diamonds. the seeds of this wonderful flower about
as large as pins head. The old botanst says when
first he beheld this flower. II was dumb with aston
ishment; filled with wonderment which gave way 70
Joy tne most ecstatc on beholding this wonderful
work OF nature, this remarkable phenomenon of
snow 10 see this flower spruging from the snowy
desert-born of its own composite atoms. I touched
Tue Vi ono out IL Tell at touch and
morsel fsnow only remained in my hand" Gather
ing some OF the flowers in snow in order to preserve
the little diamond like Seeds he hied to St. Peters
burg with. to him. the greatest prize of his life time
All through the year they were kept in snow, and
on the first day of the following the Court of St.
Petersburg delighted with the bursting forth of
the wonderful frost fowerl" Our friends in Boston
succeeded in obtaining several of the Seeds and all
through the Summer and Autumn they have been
Wpeaded IN snow brought at great expense from the
mite mountains and the coast of Labrador; and they
Now nave tho most unbounded satisfaction pleas
e oi announcement that all signs are favorable to
Of liz e.aaaton OF their tondest hopes the production
ar oao mower OF snow" The and ice are in a
i lass refrigeraor with the thermometer forty
areadg below zero and the solid bed of snow has
Inc IN esun 10 show little assures and slight bulg-
ing IN tne centre unmstakable evidences Of rbe
forthcoming of the phenomenon '0eAo'' VI 'no
baiInons tb-A curious apparatus for propellnr
Butler one of tS une ar has been devised by Mr.
Of Winss S1esty in London It Of
Taose downward blow is calculated to strike WITH
T n exSeeaing forty pounds. power equivalent to
bnrstted hydrogen The action REQUIRED Il soma.
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Board or Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for Apyil.
S. P. TOWNSEND.
A.. FULLER CRANE, JOHN WEEKS,
Jos. Y. foARD. ID. G. RAMSAY.
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FES0 MANUFACTURERS.---L 90 by 1856 feet
L. binding on Hamburg, Ridgely and burgundy
streets. Also 10 by 155 feet on Sharp and Ostend
streets e. graded and fenced, with railroad track.
Also 5O4 feet by 6SE feet on Eden street. Aiceanna
and Canton avenue. For sale low BY
HENRY w. ROGERS il CO.,
mhlb-u sornor Charles and Fayette streeta
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
" FOR OPENING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April
18Th. ls65.-The Commissioners for Opening streets
IN accordance with the 9th section of an Ordinance
entitled an Ordinance to provide for exercising GER
tain tai powers vested in this Corporation in re-
iatlonIo streets ,d IN the City of Baltimore. ap
will meet on MONDAY. the 18th day Of May next,
at o'clock I; NJ, at the Office Of the Commits
soners, at the City Hall. and proceed to execute
the powers and perform the duties assigned to and
req p r G OF them IN regard to OPENING COOKE
STREET, from Gilmor street to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., N accordance with an Ordinance of the Mayor
s as City Council of Baltimore, approved March s.
looe' WILLIAM BROOKS
DAVID TAYLOR,
GEORGE T. WILKINS.
az Commissioners.
ap Eo-laW4U JAMES Ii. COOK, Clerk.
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HG R43SPECEUa
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
irstclass establishment to which the citizens Of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat Of summer YVES
sought for in vain during the past To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
30 miles from the city, 1900 feet above tle-Wgtar on
tho Northern Central Railway which, with is doChle
rsck and present facilities renders access to the
springs easy end frequent The location is of the
Of character. Magnificent trees an abundance Of tie
streams and lofty hills contribute to make t6;s spnt
ATTRACTIVE, and 20 point il ont admirably ADAPTED
ioF large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
9oEhqoG apoands IN pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t IS prof. osed prof by those natural advantages
by Ine erection on enc Of the most eligible SITES aud
the direction Of the Bentley Springs Company of
Baltimore County, The amount OF. Capital is .6xed
ayndred Dollars eacds and the undersigned are tho
QGi6ers and Directors.
IT is believed that, in asking the citsens of BalH-
more to Ecbscrlbo to this project We advancing
itaels -''
Our citizens will 10 waited on by the Directors OF
t6e Company for the pUrT3sa Of soliciting subscrp-
tons 20 the stock.
Application may also be made to tho Sscretsrr.
st tas Gt1ca OF tho Company NJ z 3. Charles gtreet
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
4. A. AxBcrT, Prce't
John s. Gilman, y, I. MSlkisoa
Hayward IL. Gatcaiasoar! Oliver A. Parker
A. !. Knight. lssao C0aIa Jr,
q. Y. Burton. Isaac S. George,
Hugh S;sEon, Dz, c, u, Coetaa
Woodward hhrahsms, C. W. Bentley
u. W. Robinson, Gaas Webb, treasure
Z. & KHighE- SsS,rssarg. Ko2i-If
rNSHE UNDERSEGEEE}, having beer appoint
". ed Agent for the sale Of "0'NKiLLsS PEILA-
DALpA1A ALEi' is prepared to Eurnish dealers in
eGanatss regnirod. Tkts ale o4agcrsed egse! 10
cry Slass w sas ccsa Orders solicited. No charge
I2s aSssSaTEs 5osssGs.t s1PgIy OF hand.
$AR, s. LIqPiSC0ETs
ga. e RsidsFsteu sssees,
kzi-a ESswssa Pratt eRa l9ShAE%
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PH1LADELPHIA, May 5.-Flnur quiet but firm
last year. Wheat firm; red 255@265 cts Spring 205
cts white 270@295. Corn is 3@5 cts lower-sales of
yellow at SS9S5 cts Whisky is dull; Pennsylvania
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TEE BEDFoRD GAZETTE is published every Fri
3sv morning by MEYERS & MENGEL, at 50 90 per
,reun, If paid strictly "a adraRce $3.50 if paid
ribin six months; $500 if not paid within six
months AH subscription accounts MUST Be
,.-.ls4 annually No paper viii be sent out of
he state unless paid for N ADVANCE, and all such
Inscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
tbe expiration of the time for which they are
rsii
All ADVERTISEMENTS for less term than
three months TEN CENTS per line for each in
.s-tion. Special notices one-half additional All
,ssoluti' rs Of Associations, conmunics tions Of
limited or individual interest and notices of mar
-sisres and deaths exceeding FIVE line, tea cents
rsr line Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
8Hbgat Notices Of erery had aRd Orphans
rsayt and JHdiciaf Sales, are regnired 5y Tar
g5s published in jofb papers po5iivhet IN his
<5a
!, 3 All advertising due after first insertion.
AJiberal disc unit is made to persons advertising
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Nelson 6. Merrya colored preacher
in Nashville, has been bound over to
appear ut the next term of the Crimi-
nal Court to answers charge of viola
ing the State law against amalgama-
tion, in marrying white man to
negress. Merry is said to be quite in
nocent of Intentional violation of the
the law, witnesses generally swearing
that they could not decide, at the time
of the marriage ceremony, whether Tie
man was white or of Impure blood.
The trial attracted large crowd of
spectators.
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For the Garettr

TOT L1e UAEettc.
PROF. Norris ExHIBITt0N.-lfr.
-E'ditor;-The votaries of fashion, mu-
Esic and good manners, were well enter
tained at the Court House one evening
last week, in your tthe editor's alb
sence, and you viii, therefore, excuse
2 communication from the back corner
of the roon1>
The Spanish dance, FL Boiero, as
well as the Scottish Highland Dance,
both very difficult of execution, were
admirably performed by Misses Mag
gle Shoemaker and Rosa Meyers. No
better dancing, but inferior is. often
done on the stage,
The Idtz, by Masters Ed. Meyers
and OIL. Shannon leach about as tall as
yard-Stichl showed what could be
done by very small boys. The CotU-
{0nS and other dances engaged in
by Miss SalIie Shannon, Frank and Sa-
l0me Minnich, Julia McFadden, Dan.
Shannon, Morsy and Percy Anderson,
fa2epie ShaeRak6r ard - n&dhisfd II dhaag i8jeresting
Z isieniion are the and
kHre BucE Lpqg
/ Lt5ertF Hhite Lent
" '>no1c FraHkliU H-hffe Lead,
Washington H-htfc Ls,ak.
WaSbHoto" Ztae Whitr Lsad,
Nc1c York H6j!e Le4a.
Also :-F-aDcA Porce|z;p Finish;
Demar FayHzsh;
FarHfshcs OF 4it EiRds,
Eyyy,.sgy MI { yyyye
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"illc" applies Iie iof'e'tufe OF cllzeh- .
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at+o,a,,t - ,,al,,,rata fba rfobt IF -nf-
frooa !, tbo s.ata. or ro nroscriha the
conIitions unon Witch that rigIlt NAV
/ ba avercisod n must be held unwar-
r,nted bv The constitution. In the ex-
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81 SF sVs y Fff%y SfEfESE
-----4------.----------
mend nents 10 the constitution ordain
"that no person shall be held to answer
for capital or other infamous crime,
unless on a presenment, or Indictment
of a grand jury, except in cases arising
in theland or naval forces, or in tn;
militia, W hen in actual service, in time
Of war or public danger, nor shall any
person be subject for the same offence
to be twice put in Jeopardy Of life Oh
iub;nor shall he be compelled in any
criminal case to be witness against him
self, nor be deprived Of life, liberty oI
property. wilhoutd due process Of law"
The siXtAarGcle secures to the accused
in all criminal prosecutions certain
rights, among which are a speedy and
public trial, by a jury Of the vicinage,
information of the nature and cause OF
.he accusation, face to face presence
with the witnesses against him, com
pulsory process for his own witnesses.
and the assistance Of counsel. The
spirit Of these constitutional Prov
~ious is briefly that no person can bC
made 4o srfar for = criminal offence
unless The penalty be inflicted by due
process q law. What that is has been
often defined. but never better than ii
was both historically and critically by
Judge Curtis, OF the supreme Court 0.
the United States, in Den ". Murray
ct al, is Howard 272. 1t ordinarily
implies and includes complainant,
defendant and Judge, regular alega-
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fantg Stores.

Dem MONAL.-CALL AND SEE
IL NEW MILLINERY STORE Mrs. Z. Y.
M0WBY would respectfully inform her old friends
and customers as well as the ladies generally,
that she hgs removed her store to the jne rooms
Immediately opposite he Bedford Hotel. formerly
occupied bv } Cessna, whore she b just received
a large and carefully selected assortment of
NEW MILLINERY and DRESS GOODS, and
NOTIONS, consisting, in part, Of
BONNETS aDd HATS,
Ribbons. FLO FERS. &c.
All WOOL DELAINES.
POPLTNS. BERAGES.
ALPACAS. LAWNS.
CALICDES. DC
LADIES' COATS
and SHAH-LS,
BEST KID GLOFES,
SILK ait THR FAD Gtorcs,
COLLAES
moor SEIR rs.
BALHORALS.
CORSETS, ltr, i-c.
Also fine assortment Of LADIES. MISSES and
CHLDREN'S SHOES, made specially to order
These Goods will be sold az the lowest prices, but
for ASH onlv Mrs Mowry returns her thanks
for past ftvors and respectfully soliciis coginu-
anee Of the patronage Of the ladies Of Bedford gud
vicinity IaP'.-'' 0o-
NIISS KATE DEAL & MRS. NJ.
wi r. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
me -itv with a fine assortment Of fashionable
BONNETS.
HATS.
RIBBONS.
FLOWERS.
GLOVES,
ladies and gents hose, ladies and gents hand
kerchiefs and collars. fancy meek ties, rHttiing,
dress buttons and trimming machine silk ana cot
ION bair brushes tooth brushes. clothes brushes,
soaps. perfumery, enamel. skirt braid, embfoIder
ing braid Indies corsets and hoops, bilmorai
skirts lnce wells tissue for wells, cloths for sacks,
dress goods. poplins, lawns, glnghEms &c, DC
Mnnlua-miking and all kinds of Milliner work
done in the cheapest azsa best manner.
may i 66.
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l.. LEW IS having purchased the
- . Drug Store, lately owned by Mr.. II. c. Rea.
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford and vicinity. that he has just returned
from he cities with a well selected stock Of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
DTE-STUFFS.
RFUMERT,
TOILET ARTTC LES,
STATIONERY,
COAL OIL, LAMPS
AM CIR iNEIS.
BEST BRANDS or CIGARS.
Smoking AND CHEWING TDBACCO
FhENCH CONNECTIONS, &c, DC
Tne st0sk Of Drugs and Medicines consist of the
Purest quality, and selected with great care.
General assortment Of popular Patent Medicines
The attention Of the Indies is particular invi-
ted 70 the oek Of PERFUMERY, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting If the best perfumes Of he
day. COlOEues, Soaps. Preparations for the Hair
Complexion and Teeth Camphor ice for ehapped
hands; Teeth and Hair Brushes. Port Monaies &c
Of Stqfi0IiqrV. there IS q tine assortment:
Billet, Note, Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper
Euvelops 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
C0Gi Ott Llmp Huge BU5Hfr, can be lighted
without removing the chimney-al patterns and
prices. Glass Lanterns. very neat for burning
Coal Oil. Lamp chimneyso Of an improved pattern
Howe Family Dye Colnrs, the shades being lighi
Fawn. Drab. snuff and Dark Brown, Light and
Dark Blue. Light and Dark Green, Yellow, Pink,
Orange. Royal Purple Scarlet, Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies
Cigars 0f 5f,t brQzds, smokers can rely on a
good rIgaT
R0ge Sm0liHg IObecr0,
lfrhigz3 amt Soiqre Fine Ont.
Nutur1t Lsaf. Tlrist q1a Big Piac
Finest md 00reyt Freuch CoDfectioRs,
PURE DOMESTIC VINES.
Coayjuiar If Gropc, Biackhsuv apd Eifsl5svy
FOR NEDlCINAL USE.
.gTbe attention Of physicians is invited to -he
stock Of Drugs 1Hd Hediciaes which they csn
purchase at reasonable prices.
Country Merchants orders promptly filed. Goods
put up with neatness aud care, and 8 reasonable
prices
J. L. LEWIS designs keeping first class Drag
Store. and having on hand AZ ali times n general
y assortment of goods. Being Druggist Of seyera!
years experience. physicians rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately con-
pounded FEB 2, '66-ti
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punishment prescribed hv law.
Moreover Il is not in the power Of
CONGRESS to confer uDon such tribunal.
which is exclusively of state creation
jurisdiction to try offences against thu
United States. Notwithstanding the
lecision in Buckwa!ter VS.. United
stalo.1fc & p 1g3l which was an ac-
zion for papaI+ies declared to he recoy-.
erable as otherdebts. the doctrineseem>
lplain one. that Congress cannot put
any Of the judicial power of the Uni
ted States in the courts of any Other
government or sovereignty. MartI
V. Hunters lessee, ] Wheaton, 20!
$50, Eby vs.. Peck, ! Con, -, and SEQ
vile ". Garfield, Il Johns, 33S. Ane
clearly if this Is so congress canno
make board OF state election officer
competent 70 Try whether q person ha
been guilty Of an offence against tho
United States, and # they find hin
guilty toentoreo a part OF the prescrl-
bed penalty
If. therefore, theact Of March3, lSG- !,
really con'cmrlatts lie irfiction Of it.
Yre-rr;hed penalty 3r partof il Witiiou'
slac process or law, or II it attempt. 0
onicr upon the election officers oi
state tlle power 10 determine whethe
there has beena vioIationof the act III
curing The penaity. and 10 enforce tilc
ael.alsv or any uarl Of il, Il may wei
be doubted whether it is not lransgres-
s.yc0f the authority vestedin Congress
by the Constitution.
But such is not the fair construction
If the enactment. 1t is not to be pre-
5 med that Congress intended to trans
rress its powers, and especially is thie
.rnn when the art admits Of another
construction entirely consonant with
I'll the provisions Of the Constitution
What, then, is its true meaning? A
,lreadv observed. forfeiture Of citizen
hin i nra-cribed ~ p npnaltv for de-
.nrtion an additional neDaltv. not for
an offence committed before the ms
,aoa Of the act but for continued de
.ortion and failura In ratnrn ar rpnort.
u. NOT new consequence Of . nenal-
~ hp+ # < an INTEGRAL mart Of the
bino itself Nor is il the whole. It's
,ddad IN what the law had preyiousIy
anactad to he the nenaItv Of dpsprtion
d. in,nrisonfnent j. sometimes added
to punishment by fine.
Il must have been intended. there
fore. that il should be incurred in the
.aro way and irnosnd bv tbe same
rrihural that tras authorized to imnosp
.ba ot1,ar no,,aI+ias for ,ba offence II
would he very absurd to sunnosa that
twotriaIs and two condemnations for
one crime were intended. or that it was
| dasi~ped that = criminal might be sen
fenced in oneeourt to undergo a part Of
! she punishment denounced by the law.
md be punished in another court by
| The imposition Of the remainder. The
49,. =. .4.o,i ,,-bo, +laact If 1875 ,,.,c
ras.od had nrovided trih,InaI in
n.,foh .,Iona tho crin,a of dasartion
! ,n,,Id baioE;otod Tbacousarnopna- NJ
eon,,;c+ion n,av he noticed in other
ao,,n,s L,4 tho +ribunaI on,of,+ad !,
! tbe law for that purpose is the only one
,baf cap da+ern,ine whether the crime
I,,. ,,oan committed and a.1ird-a +he
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miscellaneous.
DANIEL BORDER,

NANIEL BORDER,
II PIrr STREET. TWO DOORS WEST OF THE BED
FORD HOTEL BEDFORD Pa.
Matchmaker AND DEALER N JEWEL
RY. SPECfACLES, &C
He keeus on hand stock OF fine Gold and sill
yar Watches. Spectacles of Brilliant Double Re,
5.si Gla,ses also Scotch Pebble Glasses Goid
Watch Chains. Breast Pins. Finger Rings. best
quality Of Gold PEN lie will supply to order
aay thing Ia his line not en- hand.
Oct 90 1855
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B. ? MEYERS J. ". DICEEESON.
MEYERS q DICkERSON, AT
vi TORNEYS AT LAW. Bedford, Pa, ofice
slIae as formerly occupied by Hon " P. Schell.
two doors east Of the GAzETrE office, viii practice
ia the several courts Of Bedford comfy. Pensions,
bounty and tack pay obtained and the purchase
sat sale Of real estate attended to- mayIl, 65-
VOHN H. FILLER, AHolucy0t lar,
u Bedford. Pa. Office near opposite the Post
a=se iapr 70, '66.-Iy.
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ATTORNEYS at 4aW.

Joseph W. TATE. ATTORNEY
Il At LAW. BEDFORD. PA, VIII promptly
sasad 10 collections Of bounty, back pay. Dc,
s-l an business entrusted to his care in Bedford
sri aiioiuirg counties.
Csb advanced on judgments, notes, military
s-l other claims
Il rs f'r sale Town lots in Ta.esville, where
god Church is erected, and where large School
Il Huss shalt be built. Farms. Lrnd and Timber
Leave. frolE one acre to 500 acres 10 salt pur
cheers
0f:a nearly opposite the "Meugei Hotel and
Brk If Reed & Schell.
4nrII 9 lS66-ly
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II r. ANDERSON,

Licensed ScrireBer and COnCCydncer,
cEyrREvILLE, BEDFORD COUNTy,P'..
WI attend to the ewrltiug Of Deeds, Mortgages,
leases Articles of agreement. and all business
1suaily transacted by Ssrivener and Conyeyhn-
sr' .s The patronage Of the public is respectfully
Aprii6, 'S6-tf
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~ H. SPANG. ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW. BEDFORD PA. WiH promptly at
tend to collections and all business entrusted 70
his ctre in Bedford and adjoining counties.
Office on Juiana Street three doors south OF the
"Mengel House, opposite the residence Of Mrs
Tate.
Nsv u 1854
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EISPY n. AI.SIP. ATTORNEY AT
EJ LAW. BEDFORD PA. VIII faithfully and
promptly attend 70 all business entrusted to his
clrs in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
claims bick pay bounty. &c, speedily collected.
Once with Mann & Spang on Ju,iana street,
two doors South Of the Mengel House.
Jan % 1854
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2husitianS and lenti9ts,


u H. PENNSNL, NJ. d., BLOODY
RUS. Pa. 4 .te surgeon 56th P. Y W ten
5srs bis professional services to the people Of that
place and vicinity. Dec. - o2-lyE
w WILLIAMSON, NJ, D., BLOODY
" RUN. Pa. tenders his professional seryi-
cas 10 the p-opIe of that place and vicinity. Office
e1e door west of Richard Langdon store
Nov p, 6j-ly
DR. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
J permanently located, respectfully tenders
a.s professional services to the citizens ot Bedford
aaI vicinity.
Office ou Juliaua street east side, nearly opposite
BE Banking House of Reed Schcli.
Bedford February Y, 1864.
c. HICKoE, j. C. AiNNIcH. Jk-'
DENTISTS,
BEDFORD, PA.
Office ia the Bank Building Juiiana 81.
All operations pertaining TO Surgical or Me-
5uicai Dentistry carefully performed, and war
ug,gi
TFRMs-CASH.
Bedford. January g. 1860
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-07-20

WOODWARD c. il concur in the
conclusion stated in the above opinion,
and in most of the reasoning by which
that conclusion was reached. But do
not concur in treating the act OF Con-
greSs as IA valid enactment, for beii, We
it to be an erpOSt .tdctO law in respect TO
all soldiers except sue. as committed
the crime of desertion otter the date OF
the law. This is not c,iSeof desertion
subsequent to the enactment, but prior
to it, and the penalties OF theotienseare
such as were fixed by law when the Of
fence WAS committed, and itisnotcom-
petent for the legislature to increase
them except for future eases.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-07-20

NyTSS KATE DEAL & MRS. VI.
Il. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
~ -.jfv with a fine assortment Of fashionable
R1 VETS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-07-20
1ru09, 4altaitineG, &c.

I L. LEWIS having purchased the
- Drug Store, lately owned by Mr. II. C. Rea-
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford aud vicinity, that he has just returned
from the cities with well selected stock Of
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