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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19
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SYDNEY SMITHS GoB1TOU SENSE.

Never give way to melancholy; re
sist It steadily, for the habit will Gu
croach. I once gave a lady two and
twenty receipts against melancholy.
One wasa bright fire; another TO re-
member all the pleasant things said to
and of her; another to keep a
box Of sugar pIums on the chimney
piece, and a kettle simmering on the
hob.
Never teach false morality. How
exquisitely absurd to tell girls that
beauty is Of no value-dresS of no use!
Beauty is Of value her whole pros
poets and happiness in life may often
depend on new gown or a becoming
bonnet, and if she has five grains Of
common sense, she will find it out.
The great thing is to teach her their
lust value. and that there must besome-
thing better under the bonnet than a
pretty face for real happiness. But
never sacrifice truth.
lam convinced digestion is the great
secret of life; aud that character, tai
ents, virtues and qualities are power
fully affected by beef, mutton, pie
crust and rich soups. I have often
thought | could feed or starve men in
to many virtues and vices, and affect
them more powerfully with the instru-
ments of cookery than Timotheus could
do formerly with his Tyre.
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BOYS USING GToBAcco.-Astronga

Boys USING TOBACCO. "A strong ana
sensible writer says good, sharp thmg'
and true one, too, for boys who use
tobacco. 1t has utterly ruined thouS-
ands ofboys. 1t tends to softening ana
weakening of the bones, and it great
ly Injuries the brain, the spinal marrow
and the whole nervous fluid. A boy
who smokes early and frequently, orln
any way uses large quantities OF tooac,
co. is never known to makes a man OF
much energy, ard generally lacks mus
cular and physical as well as mental
power. We would particularly warn
boys who want to be anything in the
world, TO shun tobacco as NEST bane-
full poison. It injurest sthe teeth. ltpro-
duces an unhealthy state OF the throat
and lungs, hurts the stomach and blasts
the brain and nerves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

\ CH1LD's MENoRY.-"Well, my
child" said a stern father to a little
daughter, after church, 'what do you
remember Of all the preacher said?"
Nothing, sir" was the timid reply.
"Nothing"' said he severely; ''noW,
remember, the next time you tell me
something lie says, or you must stay
away from church"
The next Sunday she came home,
her eyes all excitement:
81 remember something" said she.
''Ah, very glad Of it, replied the
father; ''what did he say?"
"He said, pa" cried she delightedly,
ga collection will now be taken up!"
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A GooD CUsToM.-It was the custom
in Massachusetts, IN early times, as we
learn from Lewis History of Lynn, for
a person togoabout themeeting houses,
during divine service, and wake the
sleepers. "IIebore along wand, on one
end Of which was a bail and on the 9TH
er a fox tail. When he observed the
men asleep, he raped them on the head
with knob, and reused the slumber-
ina sonsibfities Of the ladies by draw
ing the brush lightly across their IA
ces.H
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

THE DOG DOCTOR's SECRET.-GOOd
food, dainties, and want Of exercise,
are the destruction of parlor dogs.
They become fat with increasing age,
and contract various diseases. At last
the day comes when a dose Of prusic
acid must finish the business, or that a
medical practitioner must be called in,
who will, by a severe regimen restore
the dogs health and appetite. An eX-
kennel man inour neighborhood made
a very comfortable income by this pc
cuIiar line Of practice. He divuiged
the secret Of his system a few days be-
fore his dissolution to the estimable
clergyman Of the parish" 81 always
tied 'em," said this canine Alternately,
"to a crab tree at The end Of my gar
den, for q week, and gave 'em nothing
bat wafer. When l fetched 'cm from
their mistresses they refused to eat
what ! should have been glad to get,
and when they went back they would
eat whatI couldn't have touched. I've
had some dogs twice OF even three
times a year, bat always cured 'em
at last. One Of them was as good as
three pounds d year to me. [ was ter
rible fond Of him, but he never took to
me; and when ne saw me coming for
e.s-,--..-l, S-s4- 1900 a
waddle away and howl enough TO wake
the dead. Dogs havn't got no gra1i-
tuGe. ''-FIejd
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A GERMAN advertised that he had
an organ that would play any tune out
of an enumerated set at the command
of any one of the audience. This made
a noise at the time, and puzzled all the
coniurers and philosophers of the place.
The organ was placed on the table, with
its back against the wall, the company
were invited to examine it, then ask
for tune, which was Immediately
played; and if any one desired it to
stop, it was instantly silent. This
went on for long time, aud the inge-
nious inventor was nlakinGa rapid for
tune, and jhe secret would have been
buried with him had he not behaved
most inharmoniously toward his iov-
ing wife one day, Just before the per-
formance commenced. The room was
crowded as usual, tame was called for,
but not a note was heard. The owner
became uneasy, and said in 4 soothing
cOaXiHg manner, ado play my gO3t or
gans." Still not q sound was heard.
He got out Of patience, and threatened
to smash the instrument to pieces,
when a hoarse female voice was heard
togrowl out, Ay, do preak de organs
as you proke my head dis ulornincW
This was too much for thecholeric Ger
man, he took d chair and gave the in
sjrument such a knock that he drove
it through a paperpartj.ion in lhewall,
carrying with it another organ which
had been placed closes at thebacl1 Of the
sham one, at which sat the obstinate
grinder-his wife.
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A PLAIN-sPoKEN Western preacher
delivered the following from his desk ::
Il would announce to the congrega-
lion that, probably by mistake, there
was left at this meeting house, this
morning, q small cotton umbrella,
much damaged, by time and wear,
aud exceedingly pale in color, in place
whereof was .alzen very large silk
umbrella, Of great beauty. BlunderS
OF this sort, brethren and sisters, are
getting a Iittie too common"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

4 NEW YORK correspondent Of the
Albany A1guS relates that handsome
orphan work girl had been for some
time coarted by a joumeyman halter.
One day she pressed him to marry, as
she had received dislespectful propo-
SAILS from a young lawyer. There is
my hand, " said she, "Iharry me direct
ly." The lover, highly indignant at
the attorney, was too glad to obey the
direction. The marriage took place at
the residence Of the Bride. The eve
mag before the wedding, however,
the bridegroom told Mary Elizabeth
that he had a secret T. tell. He was
not iourueyman h&ttr, but was one
of the richest men inlthe city Of Bos-
ton. and said he WOuh take her the
next day to the beautiful country seat
in the suburbs OF the modern Athens
which he had inherited from his faith
er and mother, for he, indeed, was an
orphan like his bride, Mary Elizabeth.
He had seen her at Barnum's Muse
um, and resolved to makeher his own
when convinced Of her worthincss.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

MORAL COURAGE IN EVERY DAY
LIFE.-Have the courage to dis
charge a debt while you have the mon
ey in your pocket.
Have the courage to DO without that
which sou do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your mind
when it is necessary to do so, and to
hold your tongue when it is prudent
you should doso.
Have the courage tospeak to a friend
in 'sseedy'' coat, even though you are
in company with rich one, and richly
attired.
Have the courage tomake a viii and
a Just one.
IIa sz1, fIal4 s.s,,rr,s.e-r -, tsll :, -~---lt-
you will not lend him your money.
Have the courage to "cut the most a
greeable acquaintance you have when
you are convinced that ne lacks princi-
pie. "a friend should bear with a
friends infrmities," but not with his
vices.
Have the courage to show your re-
spect for honesty in whatever guise it
appears; end your contempt for dis
honest publicity, by whomsoever ex-
hibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

TIE London Recieac says: M. Bou-
cicauit next season will be IN e.taEscjs. 1t
is hard matter even fora siillfal gym
mast to ride four horses a once, bat what
is that to inspiringor conducting four
London theaters. Perhaps the most
difficult task fora modest playwright
was to demand go, eco for the four lob
ster,salad plays, with situations origi-
nal and selected, which were, and it is
said are, to be furnished for these four
theaters. This Mr.. Bouc.ault has ac-
complishcd."
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WE have often heard of adectiona

WE have often heard Of adectionate
husbands but here is one that surpasses
all.
While Gen. Curtis command was
marching along the southern slope oi
the Boston range Of mountains, in Ar
kansas, the advance met a hnan driving
a cart with one OK to drive the same.
The man seemed to be III great agony,
weeping over the remaiIs Of his bet
ter half which lay IN the cart, dead.
One Of the men accosted him thus:
"My good man what are you crying
about ?"
ooh she's dead, she's dead, and she
was such good woman, was the sob
bing reply.
"Well, what was she good for"' ask
ed the hard-hearted soldier.
"Oh! for scolding, swearing, fight
ing and baking flap-iacks-she couldn't
be beat in Arkansas"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

Dresses still trail behind, or rather
tunics trail, for the dress has dwindled
to tunic, and the petticoat has arisen
to the dignity Of a dress. Often the
dress will be a simple muslin, looped up
with ribbons, while the petticoat will
be Of rich silk exquisitely embroidered.
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Wnr-rDv,T GIVE Tv-An FuoIish
croro,-.,,on ro,a+as t5o foIIo,vipo. an,ns-
ina, mo ., orac,lr,a.
Tho r,n.t si,,,~,,r,r ran1, oyer listen
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hod,, bad ado,bib;fc,l', +oior,f,lo anratita
,,,+ ' t,;I,o,. ';'' boJ a,tn -, ra.,Io+;on -
-.ta,, ~ aa,,. w h;,,, s,,,1,3a,,l,r t,,r,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19
HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

One hundred years ago there was no
a single whiteman in Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana and Illinois territories. Then
what is now the most fourishing part
of America, was as little known as the
mountains of the lloon 1t was not
until 1863 that the hunter of Kentucky
the gallant Boone, left his home in
North Carolina TO become the first set
tier of Kentucky; the first pioneer OF
Ohio did not settle fill twenty years af-
terwards.
4 hundred years ago Canada belong
ed to France, and the whole p0pula-
ton Of the United States did not ex-
ceed million and half
A hundred years ago the great Fred
erick Of Prussia was performing those
exploits which have made him immor-
tai in military annals, and with his
monarchy was sustaininga singIe-hand-
ed contest with Russia, Aust ia and
France, the three great powers of Eu-
rope combined.
A hundred years ago the United
States were the INST loyal people of
the British Empire, and on the polite
al horizon no speck Indicated hestrug-
gle which within sore of years there
after established tie great republic Of
the world.
A hundred years ago there were but
four newspapers in ica-with a
combined circulation not exceeding .
600. Steam engines aRdcylinder presses
had not been imagined, and the rail
roads and telegraphs had not entered
the remotest conceptionof Of man.
When we look back att through the
vista OF history, we find that the cen
tury which has passed has been allot-
ted to more important events in their
bearing upon the happiness of the
world than almost any other event that
has happened since the creation.
A hundred years hence, who can
forctelI our developments and the ma
tion's?
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An instance Of the ruling passion
strong in death is thus related Of old
Cook, who was known as a miser, and
had amassed a large fortune. On his
death-bed, when the last gasp was ap-
preaching, tallow candle was burning
upon the stand, and a tiicllering flame
in the fireplace. Suddenly ne called to
his son, saying
Woodbury., come here"
The son approached the bedside,
when the old man whispered
Woodbury., blow cut that candle;
tallow's most as dear rs butter.o
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/ CLAsPED her tiny hand in mine;
| clasped her bcauteous form; | vowed
to shield her from the wind, and from
the worlds cold storm. She set her
beauteous eyes on me, the tears did
wildly flow: and with her little lips
she said, "Confound you, let me 60"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

p f. MEYERS. J. W. DIChERsON
ETEYERS & DICKERSON, AT
WI TORNEYS AT LAW, Bedford, Pa. Office
same rs formerly occupied by Hon. W. P. SeheH,
two doors east Of the GAzErrE Office will practice
IL the several courts Of Bedford county. Pensions
bounty and back pay obtained and the purchase
ana sale of real estate attcudcdto Imayll, 90.
yOHN Il. FILLER, AH0gmey0t LalC,
Office lapr %, '66.-ly.
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Naturalists have remarked that the
squirrel is continually chatting to his
felIow-squirrels in the woods. This we
have every reason to suppose, arises
from that animals love of gossip, as he
is notoriously one of the greatest tail
bearers among his tribe.
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In Paris they are preparing "Grass-
hopper Pancakes" fried in rum, and in
Egypt they have Locust Fritters," "
stepped in rum before frying, and then
done up brown in butter. These are
royal dishes for royal appetites.
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married couples resemble a pair OF
shears, says Sidney Smith $50 join
ell that they cannot be separated, often
moving in opposite directions, yet al
ways punishing any one who comes
hetMccn them.n
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nis(Gllaaf0uS.
AANIEL BORDER,

nANIEL BORDER,
Pnr STREET, TWO DOORS WEST or THE EED-
FggB HOTEL, BEDFORD, Pa.
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPECgACLES, &C.
lie keeps on hand = stock Of fine Gold and SIl-
er Watches Spectaccs Of Brilliant Double Re,
med Glasses. also Scotch Pebble Glasses Gold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings best
quality Of Gold Pens. He will supply to order
any thing in his line not on hand
Oct 20 1866
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Railway O1icial.-You'd better not
smoke, sir.
Traveller. what my friends
say.
Railway Otficial.-But you mustn't
smoke, sir.
Travellers ny doctor tells me.
Railway Official lindignantIyl.-But
YOU shan't smoke sir.
Traveller. just what my wife
says.
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Sttornens 1T galr /.

TOSEPH w. TATE. ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW, BEDFORD PA, will promptly
attend to collections Of bounty, back pay, &C.
and adjoining counties
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military
and other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatcsyille, whore a
good Church is erected, and where a large School
House shall be built. Farms. Land and Timber
Leave, from che acre to 800 acres to suit pur-
chasers.
Office nearly opposite the ''Mensel Hotel'' and
Bank af Reed SGhell.
April G. IS66-Tv
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THE testimony Of witness has been
refused in the Supreme Court of Mas
sachusetts, because he wore his dirty
working clothes in the Court room.
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No man or womane ever periormedan
act of duty in accordance with the con-
victions of truth, who did not feel the
reward Of ''weI done, good and faithful
servant"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-19

JONES, while lately engaged in split
ting wood, struck . false blow, causing
the stick 10 fly up. It struck him on
the law and knocked out front tooth.
'Ah." said Bill, meeting him soon
after, ''you have had a dental opera
ton performed, / see"
"Yes, replied the other, "dr-iden-
+ai -
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BARNuM's fat woman broke down
a cab in Toronto, last week, and tum-
bled into the mud The cabman threat
ened suit for damages,
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FOne square to occupy sne inch Of space.
JOB PRINTING, Of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. THE GAZETTE 0rrtcr has
just been reftted with Power Press and new type,
snd everything in the Printing line can be cxecu-
ted in the most artistic manner and at the lowest
rstes.-TERMS CASH
.13s- All letters should be addrcssd to
MEYERS & MENGEL.
D,,kI
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Y7sPY NJ. L.ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
r. LAW. BEDFORD, PA VIII faithfully and
promptly attend to all business entrusted to his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties Military
-laims, back pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected.
Office with Mann & Spang, on Ju.iana street,
40 doors South Of the Menge! House.
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"The divine right Of beauty" says
Junius, SIS the only divine right man
can acknowledge, and pretty woman
the only tyrant he is not authorized to
resist.'1
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. r. ANDERSON,

LiceBsed jScJ'ire7eT C3ld CoHUeydglcer,
CESTREyLLE BrEFOBB COUNTY, Pa
will attend to the writing Of Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases Articles of Agreement, and all business
:saally transacted by a Scrivener and Conveyan-
ser. The patronage of the public is respectfully
soheted
ApriIg, 's6-d
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CORY O'LANUs calls the great organ
in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, "anew
Long Island Sound,n
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A FAT boy in Waterford, Ireland,
weighs 4l9 pounds, and measures y
inches around the calf of his leg.
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FOHNPALMER. ATTORNEY AT
81 LAW. BEDFORD, PA. VIII promptly attend
to all business entrusted 70 his care.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
Military claims Office on Juliana Street, nearly
opposite the Mengel House.
Bedford. Aug. !. 1851.
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F0HN 2. REED. ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, BEDFORD, PA Respectfully lender:
his services to the pnbllc
Office second door North ofthe MeHgel House.
Bedford Aug, /, 1861
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4iu5itjaaG and Iltntj5ts.

n II. PENNSYL, II. D., BLOODY
Rus. Pa. .late surgeon 56th P. W ten
ders his professional services 10 the people OF that
place and vicinity. Dee. y, d5-IyF
wv W.JAMISON, NJ. D., BLOODY
- run. Pa. tenders his professional servi-
ccs to the people If that place and vicinity Office
one door west of Richard LaugdOn store.
Nov. q, '6j-Iy
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~ II. SPANG, ATTORNEY AT
n = LAW BEDFORD. PA VIII promptly at
tend TO collections and all business entrusted to
his care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
Office on Juliana Street. three doors south Of the
''MengoI House, opposite the residence Of Mrs
Tate.
May i3 1854
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. IT. KIvuELL. J. W. LISGENFELTER.
Il I1INELL & LINCfENFELTER,
II ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD. PA,
Have formed 4 partnership ~ the practice o.
the Law Office on Juliaua stree, ,two doors south
Of ghe ,'Mengel House.
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TAR. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
J permanently located, respectfully tenders
his professional services to the citizens OF Bedford
and vicinity.
Office Juliana street, east side, nearly opposite
the Banking House Of Reed ScheiL
Bedford February 2 1864.
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ONLY eleven newspapers are now
published in Mexico.
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VOL. 61::-WHOLE No. 5,368.

AN EXTINCT RACE.-On OF the
most remarkable races that ever inhab-
tied the earth IS now extinct. They
were known as the Guanches, and were
the aborigines Of the Canary Islands.
In the sixteenth century, pestiIcnce,
slavery, and the cruelty Of the Spaniards
succeeded in totally ezterm;nating
them. They ore described as having
been gigantic in stature, but Of q singu-
IarIy mild aud a gentle nature. Their
food consisted Of barley, wheat, and
goats milk. and theiragricuIture was Of
the rudcst Kind. They had religion
which tadght them of a future state of
rewards aud punishments after death.
and Of good and evil spirits. They re-
garded thevolcano ofTeneriHeas q pun
ishment for the bad. The bodies Of
their dead were carefully embalmed
and deposited in catacombs, which still
continue to be an object Of curiosity to
those who visit The islands. Their mar
riage rites We're very solemn, and before
engaging III them, thc b1ittus were fat
tened on milk. At thepresent day these
strange people are totally extinct.
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8ankfrS.

r,raRrrED !. }. sCHELL,
ID EED AND S c II + l. J.,
n, Bankers amt
DEALERS IN EX CHI a n q +,
BEDFORD. PA,
DRAFTS bought and sold, collections made and
money promptly RENTED.
Deposits solicited
G. " RUpP.....o Z. sHAyEoS.......F. BENEDICT
D UPP. SHANNON & CO., BANK
Al EBS, BEDFORD, Pa.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
COLLECTIONS maize for the East, West, North
and South, and the general business Of Exchange
transacted Notes and Accounts Collected and and,
Raaiftsuqes promptly made REAL ESIAlb
bought and sold Oct. 20, 1868.
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They are also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
and viii give special attention to the prosecution
Of claims against the Government for Pensions,
Back Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
0tgice on Juli9na street. one door South of the
"Mengel House, " and nearly opposite the Inquirer
Office.
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c. y. HICEOE,
DEN IT'S T S ,
BEDFORD. PA

~ DENTISTS,
BEDFORD, PA.
Office IN the Bank Building Juliaua st.
All operations pertaining to Surgical or Me
Chemical Dentistry carefully performed, ard war
ranted Tooth Powders and mouth Washes, cx-
cecnt articles, always on hand
TFRxs-CASH
Bedford January 6, 1865.
D.R. GEO. {. DOUGLAS, Respect
PfulIy tenders his professional services to the
people of Bedford and vicinity.
OFFICE doors West Of the Bedford Hotel'
above Borders Silver Smith Store.
Residence al Maj. Washabaush's-
aug.2f '66