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The President has received the fol-
lowing dispatches:
INDIANAPoLIs, Feb. 24..-Your
friends in Indiana send you greetinE
assurances of support III your fight Tor
the constitution.
PIrrsBUKG, Pa, Feb. 24.-Your
friends here are moving. Remain
firm. BE thou ruler even i'll the midst
among thine enemies.
u. q. LLOYD, President, ID. c.,
GEO Ill. KEY5ER, Vice. .'reS I. ID. e.,
WM. MURRAY,
OF the National UliOn Com.
Allegheny county.
NEW LONDON, FEB. 24.-At Il meet
ing OF The democrats of New London,
held this evening, the following feSOiu-
tinn WAS adopted:
Whereas, ia view of the present rev
o!uiIonary attitude Of Congress, acting,
a, its leaders confess, outside OF the
constitution of the ULited States aud
in view of the po-ilion of the Presi-
dent ia resisting such action,
ResO'rei, That we, the dem IcratS 0t
the cily of New London, pledge him
our most hearty support Ill money,
votes or men.
+. l.. ALLEN, Chairman.
i. p. WAT. OTS, Secretary.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-Every decent
man IN New York city is with you.
We will take care of all Governor
q ary', m,.n. God bless you. We are
ready for the issue.
POTTsVI.LE, PA, Feb. 24.-Uphold
vigorously the executive and judicial
departments 0fthe government against
IN It.-I
them, and the people viii sustain you.
CHAS. ID. HIPPLE,
Chm. Dem. Standing Com,
Sch lylkill county, Pa.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. 24.-
You will bt. sustained in pXeculinglle
laws, undAr the constitution, i'll New
England. Stand firm.
Numerous letters and teIegraphic de-
S}:atchpS of encouragement, and prOftef-
ing aid in soldiers, &C., have come t"
the President to-day. From the de-
spatcheS the following may be selected
aS specimens:
can raise one thousand men TO suS-
tain you from my (second) district OF
New Jersey, if necessary.
You are right. The friends of con-
stitutiomal liberty in New Hampshire
VIII sustain you.
A NSON S. MARSHAL
Chairman Democratic State Committee
of New Hampshire.
From Mayaville, KY, the following
Will one regiment of Irish be OF amy
service TO YOU? Answer.
From Columbus, Ohio, the follow
ing:
An unusually large and enthusiastic
meeting of the people of this city Is
now being held in the rotunda of the
State-hOuSe. Resolutions have t~Pll
passed pledging the support of the pee
pie hereabouts to the President in his
str Ig gle with reckless u5urPatinn and
assumption of deSpotic Congressional
power, and avowing eternlinati0n
to stand 10y him at whatever sacrifice,
and To whatever extent may be neceSS-
AIRY to 'naDie him to overcome the foe
of public peace and order in the social
ed Congress of the United States.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
w. ID. RANKIN,
JNO. NJ. PUGH,
Committee.
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MARRIED..
Corrected every rSeek.

GRFENL LAND-MELOTT-Fe 8; h. by the Rev.
q. G. Prnb,t Mr.. A. 5. Greenland aud Miss B ibia
Mel"'t. both OF Fulton CO.. Pa.
BlNGHAM-SDUFh-Feb %, at the Lutheran
parsonage Bloody Run, by the same, Mr.. VIM.
Bingham aud Miss NJ srgt tret S1utI, both of CJle-
rain tp.
MEIHTLY-ALLISON-0 the 25th ult., by
the Rev NJ II III ilmau, At he 4 sf"rmel parson-
age ST Carsville, Mr.. John F. Mechfiy and Miss
Mary Allison. both OF this county.
SLEEK-CRISM Anon The 3Dih inst, at the
hi ed Brethren irsonage Mt New Pari by Rev
J. 4. Talhelln, Mr.. q Ii. eek an Miss Annie
NJ ism III bp.h of Napier Twp. Bedford CO. Pa
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ERRORS OF iOUrH.-A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful ill.,
discre ion, WILL for the sake of uff'rng humanity.
send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec-
tions Tor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. sufferers wishing L. profit by the ad-
vertiser's experience, do so by addressing in
perfec. coui lence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
mdyI7, silly. Cedar Street, New York
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COMPOUND BLOOD SEARCuEk

y "
This very valuable medicine, which is purely
vegetable has done wonders It il never-failiug
remedy for cleansing he bio ID. When the blood
is pure, dlse'se canhot take hold OF The system
could produce testimonials regard to what il
has f eied, but submit 1t TO the public guhran
teeing that if used according directions, the re-
suit will be Coop HEALTH. Ii is my own manu-
taciuTe.
This medicine will cure Consumption, Dyspepsia.
Sore Throat, and nine out OF ten of ali other dl-
DIRECTIONS FOR USING For adults, dose,
two tablespaOnsfull three times day, before
meals Les eli the dose according To constitution.
Price Quart bottles, $i.UO; Pint bottles, 81
cents. JACOB l.. HOOVER,
Sole Proprietor.
SAxroS, Bedford county. Pa.
fnhl ~
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CANCER, SCRoFULA, &C., CURED
tr~ Persons afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula Tu-
m"rs, Ernptons, &C., are CURED by the use of Dr.
GREENE'S ELECTRO -MEUICATED BATH and
Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the blood
of all HumOrs, Mercury Lead. &c., and restore
health to invalds afflicted with every variety Of
disease. A book describing Cancer, Scrofuls Hu-
mors aud her diseases, with their proper means
of cure, may obtsined free at the Medical Insti
tute or by mail. Address Dr.. K. GREENE, 10
Temple place, Boston, Mass,
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RARRETT'S'
THE BEST VEGETA BILE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TO a. uICu WA AMARnEn

A SILVER MEDAL
The HIGHEsr PREMIUM AT THE NEw HAMPSHIRE
STATE FAIR,
l. now conceded to he superior to all others for
RESTORING GRAY to its
ORIGINAL COLOR.
This Preparation relieves the head Of Dandruf.
Humors, aud all umple Is Burning or Itching of
the scalp. supplying to the ROOTS of the hair the
r,q aired nourlshment for the promotion Of Its
grOw,h.
1T Is BEAUTIFUL DRESSING,
leaving the scalp Cool. CLEAN, aud HEALTHY
Ertry Bottle Warrantca
J. r. BARRETT Il Co., Proprietors.
Manchester, n. II.
Sold by DR.. Hurry, Bedford. F. M. Mas.
ters, Bloody Run, AMI druggist generally
feb23m6
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vuNIE LANCASTEH lNTELLI-
GENCER

I,IE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEMOCRAT
IC JOURNAL IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Th, Lancaster IuteIIi seucer, established in 1899,
% always beeu known as At GLASS PolIlc /
AMI Family Newspaper. The Weekly In ellise :
Ger Is now The irsest Democratic Paper publiS
ed in Pennsy |, anita. L, has lately been grei ~
improved IA all respects, ahd j. just such pal eI
as every Democrat SHOULD take
The publishers Of tie Iute!lisenc regard It tu
be the duty uf every DeEaocrAt 10 support his
couBIy paper in preference To amy other but NJ
there are many mnv will be kr,y 10 subscribe fol
more than paper during the pending PrtsI-
Dental Campaign, ,hey have concluded To ofei
The WrEKLY INTELLIGENckE at The following
low rates:
Single Copies, 0Le Year, 200
TulrL\ Cuptrs One ear, goo
Fifty 10 one a tifesS, 6O w
Ten . Uue Year, l1UU
ri yhly f., one aiIress Su.0O
TWeu,y - 0ne Year, 300
DAILY INrLLLIGENCER, So 90 per annum.
81 PersJLs wishing To sell Re 81 Estate can D nj
no 0eLler A lvertisln5 Medium tnan the WEEKLy
IATELLIGENCER. Ad lrvS5
H. q. SMITH Co.
mal6S2 l. tucaser, Pa
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DIED.

RRIDENSTINE. .-0n the 27th ult, in Wells
to-, Futon CO. Daniel Bridens iue, after long
aud painful lllness, agei 8 ysars III mouths and
4 dsys Deceased Was cJasistea msmbsr ot the
NJ. Z. church, from The eighteenth year "t his
a.e, a-d died III the hops OF biissful eternity.
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OUrRAGEs NEAR NORFoLK.-The
negro freebo0lers of this section are
having perfect carnival in all the
the country around. A short while
since we mentioned the midnight at
tack at LilIkhorn bay, in which a
whole white family were driven out
of their beds. and the house robbed {;
and last Saturday we mentioned an
other midnight attack on Back river,
hy which Mr. Wm. Thomson was rob
he,l of $500, one gOI.l watch, and all his
bed clothing. GA thursday night the
residence. of Mr.. Nicholas. on Back
river, WAS invaded by n band of armed
negroes, and all his blc0h, -four and
meal carried of. Up To this tim no
arrest, of any of the bD!l freebo 1terS
have been made. aud the people all a.
round the country are in great excite
ment at the Insecurity of their liv, = ana
property. They do not know, when
they lie down ut night, at what IN a.
nIent a,. armed force nf negroes may
come in and plumber if not murder
thrnI.-NDrtoit Day Book.
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II IVERY STABLES,
Ia in rear of the -Mengel House,"
REUFOKU pa

MENGEL IL 81 ms, PrOprietors.
The undersigned woHld inform their friends
and the public generally. that they are prepared
to furnish ii lKoES AND BUD HE'S. CtrrIages,
Sp 'rting ag1ns. anyt mug In he Livery line
of business, IN e oi sty,e md at moderate chars-
es 4 inns CASH, unless by special agreement
jdhIO'63f MEAGEL & BURNS.
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Notirfs, &c.

A ALIEtfIANY MALE AND Fk-
~ MALE SEMINARY Spring Quarter
will open Monday Aprl h.
Stuienrs prepared to teach. to enter college, or
to engage in business avocatiOns.
TERMS moderate.
The Principal is prepared to accommodate eight
BJarders.
For further inform tim, address
W. HUGHES.
fph7m2 Rlinshnry q .Ifnr Co. Pa.
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GRADUATED.-The degree of Doc
tor of Medicine, has been conferred up
on w. Shannon Hardman, of Buffalo
Mills, this county, by the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College of New York
city. Success to DIR. Hardman.
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THE ''new thing under the SUM of
which Solomon dOLbted, is I3tIt0H'S
"FlOr De Mly0," that rare perfume
for the handkerchief. 1t cannot be
described, for there is nothing like it
in the whole realm of fragrance. Sold
by all druggists.
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1923 HOOP SKIRTS. 62'
WM.T HOPKINS .'OWN MAKE"
OF
ELLy IrNN,'IY N L. - L I(rHN y
II. NICoDrMUS, CPk.
InaI6Y3

i
are the best an Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirts
in the mtrket.. Trail Skirts, 25 springs 81 90 30
springI, 81 20; and A. springs, ST 40. Plain
Skir 5 6 ttpe>. 20 spring IS. Sc Gents; % Springs.
3, Gents 30 rings, ST 10 and IS springs. 81
2j. Warranted in every respect
'.0ur Own Make Of ''UNInN SKIRTS E'ev-
en- Tape Trails. from ~ TO 80 springs, 81 20 to 81
so Pl lin. Six Tapes 20 TO 80 springs from 81
Gents to 81 90 These Skirts botter than
those sold by her estn6!is memts first class
goods and 1T murh lower prices.
Our Own Make of CHAMPION SKIRTS are
in every way superior to all other Hunp skirts be-
fore the public aud only have to be examined OF
worn to convince every enc of The fact. MYnu-
fac ured uf IN, best linel-f ished English Stee
Springs very superior tapes. and the style Of the
mctulic fastenings and manner of securing then
Surpass for durability and excellence any OThe,
Skir in this country, and are lighter. more elas-
tic will wear long r. give more satisfaction. an'!
are really cheaper ihan NIL others. Every lAdS
81 ould tIy hem. They are being sold extensive
ly by Merchans throughout this ini he adjoining
> ates ut very moder tie prices. 1t you want the
best. ask for III ppkin's Champion skirt If you
do nuT tiud them, get the merchant with WhuEi
,Gu deal to order hem FIR you, or come or send
IA rect to us Merchants will find differen.
W ldes of skirts ey ,cly what they need. and We
e.p sci lily invite th;m call aud examine ex-
tpnsl,e assortment, ur send for hul sale Price
List
70 be had at Retail at MrnufactoIy. and Of the
Retail Trade generally, and at huiesIle Uf the
NJ ann aeturer only, to VA all or iers shoul b.
addressed. MAAUFACTOKY and SALEHkOOM
rs Arch Street, Bs. ween 6,h and SIS. Pa.
WM HOPKINS
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IN SEssIoN.-Adjourned Court,
Judge Woods presiding, has been in ses-
sion since Monday last. A number of
important cases are down for trial,
and it is Thought that Court will last
the greater part of the week.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE
~ BY virtue OF sundry writs of Vena EapoM~S
anu FiaryHS FiHd ErpO"Hv TO me directed here
will be exposed 10 Public Sale 1t. The Court use,
in the Blroush of .dt.rl. Saturday, the IA h
day of NJ lrch. ID Is Is. at ] O'Clock. p. VI.
the following Proper y, w: One lot of ground.
fronting NJ il Street. 80 feet AMI running back
10 an alley 2I0 feet, with a two story los dwelling
House and Store House an,l large frame stable
thereon cd, adj mi lois OF Joseph Weimer,
Oh the easr, an ALLY on the snuih ami west; also
one back lot containing three-querers Of an acre,
j lining lots of William Gill in On fhe east. J0
sepn Barney nT tho VS., Runual Snivey's Ian l.,
Oh the south, situate in Cie"rvile MInroe twp,
Bedford county, and ken in executlOD as the
properly of A. NJ Williams.
Aisp-0ne tract OF land, containing one hundred
aud ninety ave acres. more or j. s., about forty
five acres cleared and under fence, With one
story log House and log stable an small apple
orchard thereon, ali ming lands of Joseph Bn"
n,sn Isaac james. NJ Try Jones, Michael Stoner,
Elias Murphey aud others situate in Southamp-
ton township. Bedford CO., seized and taken into
execution rs the property of Georse w Buxton
Sherif7s Office. ROBERT SIECkMAN, eh'f
ltebllwll
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"TIME may scar and bleach your
brow" but it cannot silver your hair,
if you use that excellent renewPr
known as "BIrrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" to the absolute exclusion
of all the vile compounds with which
the market is flooded. .-POrtSasotth
yOUrnOI
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WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
SNINANIA
To the Creditors Of rnkrupt. mlr6~
STEVEN W McGREARY,
JE tEMIAH M;CREAKY, Exutors

A UDITOR'S NOTICE,.-rhp under
n signed appointed by the Orphans c urt OF
bedford county Au litor 10 mike distribution OF
the b a. ince ia The h mls of j. Ii l. ,nseneeker.
E-q Trus ee to sell real estate of VIM. Stoner.
dro'i. ot Monroe Township, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in Bedford
on TuesIry, VI trch IL h, A. D., 1858. when and
where all intercs ed can end if tn hink prop
er J. B. cessna, Auditor.
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The 8elfurd Gazette,
Home and Around.

HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP R.R.
-WISrER iRRASGEMENr.-TINE TABLE.-AccOn-
mo 'ation Train leaves Sixton at .3j a. IN. and
strives at Huntin gdon at 9 30 am; leaves Hunt
rngdon ut 4.4O p m, and arrives at Saxton ut
6.3S p. m.
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 90 p. m, ar
rves at Hunting Ion at IL r. m; leaves Hunt
ing Ion nj 7 80 Il. n., and arrives at Nj Dallas u
II % a.
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BLINDNESS, Deafness and Catarrh,
treated with the utmost success by DR.. J Is ,ACs,
land,) No sos Arch Street, Philade phia Testi
monals from the most reliable sources in the city
and country can be seen at his Office The Med.
cal faculty are invited to accom- pany, their pa
tents as he has no secrets in Ills practice. Arti6-
cfal Eyes inserted without pain No charge male
for examination mays, '67yl
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A PPLETONS' EDITION

n
WAVERIY NOVELS,
NOW PUBLISHING,
From new Stereotype Plates. uniform with the
New Eliron of DICKEXs. containing all the
Nues IF the Author and printed from the
latest edition # he Authoiz Text
To be Comp 'eteIiA Tws~fyfUe POt"mcs.
l'rIcr - t'entS Zach.
Printed on fine white paper, clear type aud con-
venient in size and Pronou"crd "A Miracle
of ChedpneSs.'
ORDER OF ISSUE
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g. Bride Of L ,mmermoor. u Fair Maid Of Perth
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Ga receipt nf SIX DOLLARS we will send the
entlre set Of Waverly Novels, as published, and n
copy of . new
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from IL painting by Dir Thomas Lawrence. suita Bile
for framing the Books and Engravings to be sent
free of postage to any part of the Uni Ell States.
Either of he above sent to any address on re-
ceipt of the price. Is cents per volume.
On receipt of TEN DOLLARS complete set of
DICKENS lin uniform slyle), IL volumes. and
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The cheapest Ten ID liars wor TO be found in
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umes for $40.
Extraordinary Opportunity for the Million to Pur
chase "a set of Sir Waller Scott's World re-
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CLUB RATES.
One Complete Sci, % vols, Five Sets, $500,
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vols $l6.O0.
Mailed at our expense.
Any person obtaining Four subscribers for the
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be entitled to Set OF DICKESs. IL vols, GRATIS
All maled ut our expense.
Any person Obt lining ei 5ht subscrib .rs and re-
mittns 5 l3 90. will receive copy of the "Waver
ly q ilery,'' containing 26 Steel Engravings Of
he Female Characters in The tvelly Novels
bound in elegant m"rueco. pri sc ). %
Canvassers wanted in every tOwn ia the United
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For special rates, apply to the Publishers,
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.lS WAGONS FOR SALE AT
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ToBACCO.-See advertisement, in
another column, of L. Megraw & Co, ,
tobacco manufacturers, Pittsburg, Pa.
Our friend j. ). Berkstresser, is travel.
ling agent for the abnve firm, and our
merchants will do we'll TO give him
their orders.
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THE Rev. w. b. Craig, PrnVidenee
permitting, will preach in the Prtsby-
thrian church ia Bedford, on neat Ss.u-
day at IL O'Clock, IA IN.
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GREAT

AMERICAN COMBLNATTON
Baton I1Jie DrcfSeA4nIag
SEWING MACHINE,
Is warranted to execute in the b'st manner, every
variety OF Sewing Hemning, Telling, COrins
Tucking, Braiding, Gthermg, Cunning Over
scanning, Embroiderins Oh the edge, and in aiLi-
tion makes beautiful Button and Eyeet Holes in
all fabYcs.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
BEING ABSOLUTELY TIE BEST
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WORLD,
And Intrinsically the Cheapest,
For it is tIo0 M tchines eon15insI tn one By n
MmpLs Gnd BEAUTIFUL NJ .ch4nIcat rongrrlfRt.
Circulars with full pIruculsrs ami SAMPLES Of
work done on this machine, can BE- had Oh appli-
cation at the
SALES ROOMS OF THE COMPANY,
S. W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut S's.
PHILADELPHIA.
Instructions given on the NJ lchine gratuilUGsly
to all purchasers
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THIS
MACHINE.
Dbecf0rS.
J L FENIMORE, President.
WILLIAM p. JENKS,
President Buck Mountain Coal Company,
BENJAMIN BULL1Ck,
Vol II reliant No. 40 SOIth Front St-
H. ii. REED. of denrge w. Reed e Co,
WhuIes ilr ClGfhirig. n .. 433 " irket 81.
HART, JOHN T. TAFT, GEO. o., RICH
AKDSON, W. b. MENDkNHALL,
OF COttesvi'le. Chester County, Pa.
F. PAXON. of +. PIxon & Co,
No ions, No. 5Ol Market rect.
5. J. MeCAUSLGN, Agent, Belfard, Pa.
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IVA and Business men generally will advance
their interests by advertising in the columns
of THE GAZETTE
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Miss FANNY HALEY will give an
in the Court House, on
Monday evening, March Sth, consisting
of Select Readings and RecitatiOnS.
Those wishing to enjoy a rare treat
should attend by all means. Admit
tdnce - cents.
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HATS AND CAPs.-R. ". Berkstress>
er q co., have just received a large lot
oi Hew style mats aud caps. Everybody
buys 'enl, because they are cheap AID
the most comfortable eadcovcriug
worn. GO and see them.
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Thankful for past fGvors, he would solicit the
continued patronage of the public, feeling cJuf
dent that he can please all who Purchase at his
store. Remember the place, The Odd Cuonnade,"
southeast corner VI Richard and P streets Bed
ord, Pt. ISAAC LIpPEL.
nov!m3
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DLASTER.-The undersigned would
IL respectfully inform the public, tbht be ~
prepared to supply bvh K0CK and GROUND
PLASTER. Warehouse. Bln.iy Ran Station.
ian3l' oStf JOHN W. BAkND0LLAR
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NoTICETO DtLINQUENTs.-We have
placed our books and accounts in the
hands of John p. Reed. Esq, of thSi
place, lOr collection. All accounts for
subscription Tor the year ending Au-
gust /, 1865, remaining unpaid, are III
Guided in tine bilIs winch Mr.. Reed Is
authorized to collect. We have been
cOHpeh'ed iO resort 10 this course IN or
drI 10 obtain settlement of our ac-
counts. We have too much to go To
attend To making out bills. and we
are tired Oi dH0Riitg. Nj ney We must
h,tUe, i> we have many debts to pay,
and we desire toact honestly with our
creditors. Therefore, we ask all Ia
pay Mr.. Heed, who can, and those who
cannot, we ask to cali and settle. If
there is any thing in their accounts by
which they consider themselves az
grieved, let them call on Us, and we
will make all right that il not right.
Friends, let us have the old scores WHIP
ed out, and begin anew.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

DDROUGH ORDlNANCE.-At ii
ID meeting of the Burgess and Council of tn,
tulIosiuk ordinance was unanimously adopted
Be il ord lined and enacted by the Burgess md
G ,uncil of The ruu of Bedford, aud II is here
by orI iined ami enacted bT the authority of tht
saIt.4. That ii Fl ie of zen dollars be Imposed. col
lected aud received off of any person or persons
who themselves or their employees any water
inside Of he Borough for the purpose uf Watering
Hprses Cattle or other Stook NJ or from any oI
the uydrantS. and which is supplied 10 said B"r-
ou sh uy ths Reservoirs, and that Tor every such
offence ii fine be- at once collected and recover
Ell as directed by law for the recovery OF fues, &c.
Certified. February q, 1868.
o. E SHANNON, Chief Burgess.
ii. NICODEMUS, CPk.
IDaI6y3
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

THE Local circulation of the Bed
II FORD GAZETTE larger than that Of any other
paper in this s~ction oil country, and therefore Of
ers the greatest inducements to business to
f,ivertise in it's columns
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-03-06

ESrATE OF JOHN MAnlI.>
T. DECEASED -AUDIrnR'S 5 NOrICE The un-
ders sned appointed by the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford county auditor settle the exc ption to tn
account of ID lnlel fletcher, Executor Of the las
will. &c. OF John Martin, late Of Monroe Twp.
deceased and to III AXE distribution (among the
creditors and heirs "r such Of them are entitled
therch,) of the balance in the tmis of sid Exec
uGnr will attend to the duties of his appon imenl
at his ofi .e in Bedford Borough, Oh Thursday
the I9 D. day of March, A. b., 1868, at | o'clock
p NJ. OF said day.
mtrt;w2 S L. RUSSELL. Auditor.