The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-01-24
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HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Top X. X.
WINTER RARRASGEMExr-TME TABLE.-Accom-
notation Train leaves Saxton at 7.55 a. m, and
arrives at Huntington, at $50 am; leaves Hunt
lngdon at 4.4O p m, and arrives at Saxton at
6.3S p.-m.a 1.-..,e 4a.s-+s q ..4
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 90 p. m, ar
rives at Huntington at 4 n pm; leaves Hunt
ingdon at 7.5O a. m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas a
ll.05 a. m.
CAUTION AS the p0st0ffice regula-
tions are not understood, as to the lille
gality and penalty for carrying letters
or other mailable matter, outside the
mail by mail carriers, it is proper that
the following extrats from the pOst-of-
flee regulations Should be published:
"Mail-carriers, contractors or drivers,
clnnQt lawfully carry out of the mail
any letter or packet unless the same
has been prepaid by a stamped enrelope
of suitable denomination"
Letters, prepaid 6y stamps, cannot
lawfully be carried out of the mails"
Violations of these provisions render
contractors, Conductors and stage dri-
vers liable to prosecution and heavy
fine.
Ifa letter is endorsed in a stamped
envelope, mail-carrier can carry and
deliver it. He cannot do. so if the let
ter is paid by stamp. Persons who
wish to, send letters by stage, dri-
n
vers, should note the difference.
LEAP YEAR.-This is Leap Year, as
everybody knows, a privileged twelve
months for every Maiden and Widow
in the land, and by established custom
it is perfectly consistent with modesty
and propriety for any single lady to
propose marriage to any gentlema2
she may fancy during the year. Let
them remember that mo- man worth
having would dare to decline. Propo-
sitiOns can be made either in person
or by letter.
BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-A
NeWburryport gentleman of eighty
three has Just taken young wife,
his first venture in matrimOny. If
fifty years ago there could have
been such fashionable. durable and
well-made clothing and gents furn-
ishing goods, hats, &C., as can now be
found at R. W. Berkstressera &. Co.'s,
in Bedford, the old fellows heart would
have grown so warm that he would
have married and had a happy family
circle.
THE EsTEY ORGAN.-The Spring
field Republican says: GA peculiar
and admirable feature of this instrG-.
ment is the Vox Humana TremOlo,
recently invented and patented, and
which'doesiaway with all the objee-
tions something's urged against tremu-,
lants. This one being under perfect
control as torapidity, its delicate pulsa-
tiops appeal to the listener with a
power and pathos impossible to resist"
These Organs are manufactured at
BrattEebOrO, Nt.lnl7SI
CRIME of all kinds, especially incen-
diarism and robbery, has never been
more prevalent than now. Our State
exchanges are of opinions that we'll or
ganized bands of experienced thieves
are leaving Philadelphia, Baltimoreand
the,ether principle cities, at stated PEI
riods, who move under concerted plans,
in order to rob dwelling houses in de-
fenceless villages, and carry on depre-
dations generally. Look out for them.
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L0AF4NG. business is more re-
spectacle than what is termed lOafing.
A young man had Better sell oysters by
the quart than hang around public re-
sorts, numbering, time and his own rep
utatiOn. Very few need be idle any
where or at any time, who have a
faculty for work. Four-sevenths of
mankind, however, take to laziness and
the suhny side of things, as naturally as
dunners to impudence or teamsters to
profanity.
new Il RM.- NIT. ". ~. tMdFDOuIS3
has purchased Mr.. David Borders in
terestin the dry-goods, grocery and va
riety store of Black & Border in Schells-
burg. The new firm, Messr$, Black
& Marbourg, will always keep on hand
fresh assortment of goods of all kinds,
and will sell them at the io,ceSt prices.
See their advertisement in another col
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AMUSING ENTERTAINMENTS
Whitney entertained our citizens, on
last Friday, Saturday and Monday e.
Venings, inthe Court House, with an
excellent series of magic descriptions
and scientific experiments, in a most
successful manner. He performs all
his, s,tricks well, most Of which are new.
FROZEN, FEET is astonishing how
many have been cured of frozen feet
and bunions by using Heckerman's
RegelOn. This is certain cure for
frozen feetand bunions. Itwas discov-
cred by our young friend, NJ. P. Heck.
ermans Sold at Heckerman's drug
store and at Mardorff's. .tf.-.e
The Two STANDARDs.-Lib Is
standard sheet, the star-spangled ban