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The recognIzed States are


/ Louisiana is entitled to seven of these
/ votes.
/ The provisions OF the constitution as tC
/ the method OF casting the votes OF elec
/ tors, after being appointed that is
sitter being chosen In the States-are few,
College 10 merely a convent tional term
employed to describe the aggregate o
electors in each State when sssel a bled
to vote. There is no such title known tC
the law. The directions of the constitu-
tiOn are that the electors shall meet iu
their respective States and vote by ballot
for President and Vice President, naming
them separately in their ballots sign,
certify and seal lists OF the persons voted
for, and transmit them to the President
OF the Senate, at the seat OF Government
and the President OF the Senate is to
open the certificates and count the votes,
in the presence OF both Houses of Con-
gress and declare the result.
The time and manner Of doing these
things are prescribed by laws of Con-
gress.
By the law in force the Executive of
each State is to furnish to the electors, on
the day of their assembling, a certificate
Of their appointment in triplicate.
They are required to meet on the first
Wednesday in December at the place
shieh shall have bsen designated by the
isU OF the State The State laws have
universally designated the seat Of the
State government in each. They are to
vo;e by ballot, and make three certified
and sealed lists, with certiicste OF ap-
pOintment attached, and forward them
one by e special messenger to the Presi-
dent of the Senate, and one by mail, also
HsraptnH To n M OuH IA n ha
ted with the United States District Judge
Of the strict in Ebich the electors as
semble.
It is required that these lists shall be
delivered at Washington before the first
Wednesday in January.
In the absence from the seat OF Gov
ernmsnt OF the President Of the Senate,
the lists are TO be deposited with the
Secretary Of State, 70 be by him kept to
be delivered 10 the President Of the SEN
ate =" as soon as may be-"
Congress is required to be in session
"On the second Wednesday of February
succeeding every meeting OF the cleo
tors" when the certificates of the vot-
ings of the electors, "or so many of
them as shall have been received, 2 are
to be opened by the President OF the
Senate and counted, and "the persons
who shall fill the offices of President and
Vice President of the United States as
certained and declared, agreesbly to the
Constitution"
The actual result of this election may
be popularity known within few dsys,
the official votes will not be east until the
first Wednesday In December. The
official and authenticated result will not
be declared before the second Wedues-
day, which viii be the 10Th day of Feb
rUary next.
Finally, by the same laws 1t is pro-
vided that the term of four years for
which q President and Vice President
shall be elected, shall, in all cases, COM
msnce on the Fourth day of March next
succeeding that on which the votes of
the electors shall have been given"
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OF legal tender notes in circulation was
S676, ,126, ,948, and on September of this
year they were reduced to 1887, ,823, ,291
legal tenders, and s62 205, 600 three per
sent. certificates; making the total out
standing legal tenders 1853 OPS, 29l, show
ing a decrease of S228 900, 900 since Octo-
Der /, 1866. These are startling facts.
They are the opening Up OF q new era in
financial affairs, in which the Southern
States are destined to produce 3 revolu-
ton in our banking and currency sys-
tems for which every prudent banker
and merchant will prepare. "Bank
contraction" enforced and inevitable, is
near at hand from this drain Of green
backs to the South.
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xE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
u' Tear and Explicit ExPIa-
~ nation.
The Law an the Constitution.

From the New Orleans T.
Pursuant To a lsv Of unet s
in ls45, electors for Prgs5ti - Pss, a.
United States will be " sppoStad - ,,ert
Tuesday. Previous 10 the pSaoaa ~
this law, they had bsen sppoiGsd IN
different days, as directed by the Es,:s-
latures of the several States, each Il,
| itself. The fret time at which the cleo
/ ton was held on the same day in all the
| States, wss In 1913, when Taylor anC
I Fillmore were elected over Cass anC
Butler.
The manner of appointing electors Il
still within the power of the Legisla.
lures Of the several States, whether by
popular elections 10 districts, or st gen.
eFal election, or by the Legislature itself.
But all the States have, we think, con-
CURED Ia passing laws to elect by gen.
efal ticket. We are not sure that Flor
ida, as constituted, is not the excep-
ton.
The Constitutional provision is, that
each State shall appoint number Of
electors equal to the whole number Of
the Senators and Representatives to
which the State may be entitled in the
Congress-
But the Congress has passed . law-the
C4CCNAAtAi w " hACAl IL W
military authority, thereby superseding
sll civil attempts to contest the validity
Of the enactment by which three of
the States OF the Union, Virginia, Mis-
sissippi and Texas, are excluded from
the right of voting and their inbabi-
tsnts restrained, under the penalties OF
military law, from attempting to vote
for President.
The number of States permitted to
vote under these restrictions is 81, Of the
81 Of which the Unien is legally com.
posed.
The whole number Of votes Of all those
permitted TO vote would be BIT.
Tine excluded States, entitled to %
votes, are Virginia 10, Mississippi Z,
Texas 6.
The whole number without mutiIation
is therefore 294 of which the majority
necessary to elect is 148.
We subj1in for convenient reference q
list OF the States, with the votes to which
they ere seversliy entitled.
The recognized States are:
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STOLEN.

II ORsE STOLEN.--ln last Tuesday uis-t
III about Il o'clOcs- f. ON my in5, nay r!dlnA
HOhSE- followed him a. far 6 Holly Spu1Es
$50 LsGrsHge. The thief offered him Tor sale
IN both the livery stables a. Holly Springs 1
Bile and Ohio Railroad. Said no Sc f. = iatg-
Ssy, Ia h2n6s- nigh, very broad scrOss III
hips, a little iAZsT on TEe ie-t tlan lhe
right, lett hind foot Wzits- broad L . OrshS al.
walks End trots wei. and No iO0er, ye-y
shOrt Hody or q hCr-e o! hl- 81 on the !sf
shoulder Is . brand n, snd J p Jud=r J., pnd
. J. P. 81 fhs left hip; sadie and E-TUeEs
ns.ks around his E1riA- scar ca ore % his
ankles dCrt recoitest 3 Eio3 Tla q little
worn b. collar 1 T.Ii give Fifty ol ar= for
TIE res0very Of the horse - a-y Information
- trst VII Es. EIE -g= z or Lrne Hundred
Dolisrs for the tAiet Sud EOIse.
1. !. EOYDF
8sndIs, Miss, October ], 1864. oct I'm
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7 HAVE two besuEful and vel improved
Plantations IN Lee county, Ca within
fhrss m les Of the city OF Albany. ROUNDED Uy
sne 81 the best raiiroG1S IN the State, snd
me I.cs and C rnTupliUUs D-eilIng IL the city,
which I viii gladly sell OF exchange FOR other
property, nearer 10 ne.
APIS 4, WRIGET.
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WANTS.

YLTANTED-By 8 competent man. a situation
w - BOoE-EeepsT o. Hsissmen-a Cotton
and SrOeery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged IN business in Esmph.s for
tzsIve ye.rs. Tns pet Of city and country re-
rerens-S given. Address T., care J. Ii. Kesting,
ARTEAL "ffics. sell
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Law WYEESs

soaE P. cARUTHERs. wM. J. SYKES.
CARUTHERS g SYKE6,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ayros EHfidfHE,
East side Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
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h. A. MOON,
Cotton Factor, Produce ana Commission
Merchant,

<04 Front btFeeLl Memphls IenA., UommerciaI
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage Of the past
i season (far exceedin snyth ng cOuld have
reasonably expected under the circUmsts nces)
II affords me pleasure 70 again Offer my ser
vices to tins painting community seeking Ne a.
and other Products. Ny personal attention
will be devoted 10 the sale of all COnsigH nsnts
nom EDy ffiends. sly charges, as heretofore
Tor selling Cotton, viii be one Dollar per Bale
Commissions. COnaignmen.s in transit or in
store insured in Hly Open Policy, unless IN
sLructed "a the contrary. Liberal advances
sad supplies OF ali kinds furnished at the low
est cash prices.
ssp22 d&w8m r A MOON
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81 90 Premium

CoR THE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE,
Il nvered 70
Z. P. BATES d CO.,
Commission Merchants,
au&5 Sm No ~ FEoEt stTesk
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w ri. Il. AND z EW s
Grocer
AND
CO NJ MISSION MERCHANT,
2SO Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

ID EFERRIS6 to the above cards, we respect
h fully solicit consignments Of Cotton and
Otner Country RroGu e. Will make liberal
Cash advances en- Con ignments TO either
house \ consignments shipped by river viii
oe covered oy Insurance, and while in store
unle-s Otherwise instru. ted
FOR SALE. A general steck OF Groceries
and Plantation Supplies at low market rates
consisting OF BA6G1NG, IRO JIES ROPE
TWtNE, BACUN, PORK, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGARS, MOLASSkS, MEA = WHISK
WOODWARD, etc. Respectfully,
W K.H LII 4 CO,
aul2 3m No. 32n rpnt street
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HCtSce.
Notice.

I HAVE 4 good EIGETT SAW PRATT GIN,
which I VIII sell ch -ap. ! refer 10 Messrs.
G5slbrssth, slew art & Co.
ssgE 4. wRIGHT,
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE HoUs


n is orany0I 0Iher rmskL r5ock .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

and bensdeiai ELECTS are highly spoken Of by
thousands, VINO oRe to il their restoration to
health. No restorative in the annals OF medicine
has attained The same popularity ia the short
space Of time il has been before the public, or taI
won the high endorsement accorded 10 its excel
lent tonic Many other preparations, parporting
to be eoFfeetsvss snd restorafives, have been in
trodueea, ara aAye persisted one by oae, While
the Popularity ar H0sTETTER's STOMACH
BiTTERs continues 70 increase, and Is now re-
eogniied IS . standard household medicine The
success which attends The use Of the Bitoys evia.
ees a. ones its virtues in all cases Of debility and
diseases Of the stomach. Certificates, almost With
sat number, have been published. sttssting its
truly miraculous power in removing those painful
sad fearful diseases. And a. this time il seems
idle 10 do more thaa ssli attention to the great
remedy q the age, in order to svakeH public ct.
teBsioa to lis exesllsncs. It is the oRly prepara
zion Of The kind thai Is reliable in al eases, aad
IT is Therefore wsrthy % the consideration Of the
afflicted.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

T'0B SALE
a We iase pleasure ia cfersng % TIE pubic the
lUiloNlag tracts Of excellent land for sale at Yarv
reasonable prices. Persons wishing 70 bus viii
do well 70 consult as before purchasing aud those
having lands to ssil viii sad it to ,heif adran-
tage 70 avail themselves 81 our reasonable terms
No ]. North west freytlonal one fourth cf the
Northwest one-foUrlb OF section 6, ia township
&C. North Of range &. Cedar county. Iowa
50 s7-i80 acre, IEaigie land. Price S35e,
No. @--N. Z. one fourth s. 10 township S..
range s5, IN Ieaona county, Iowa. l6e acres
Prairie land pfice $685.
No. 5.-N- z one-tovrth Of the q. Il. une-
fourth secticu =, ia township IS, North 5f rsnee
p, IL Pine county, Minnesota. 80 acres lim6er
lead Price s2at
No Z. A gegd laEia, situate u Pleasant EaIIey
Bedford township, fve miles ir0m Bedford. uosg
in the oecutaney Vi William y. NJ cum. contain
ing 100 acrss, Iaa4e or less, about sixty acres
cleared and under excellent fence, I S acres Of
bottom meadow and he balance well ti1brred.
With e splendid double dwelling house. b3Ta and
other out buildings. A well Of excellent water
near the door; also, q good yoang orchard. This
IS an excellent opportunity 70 prucpre coed faFn
near Bedford, convenient 20 churches and good
schools. Price S5e per acre.
DBRBOBh0R j. LJTZ,
Real Estate Aecrts,
Fc5. 5, 1901. Bedford, Pa.
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MARRIED.

On Feb. +sh. az the Lutheran parsonage, in
Bedford, b, re Rev. }. Q. MzAtes Mr.. GEORGE
W0Obg0Ck, Of Fulton CO., and Miss MARY
sAotsE, Of Snake Spring Valley.
On FEB. 5th al tbs Arandale House, by the
salne. Mr. JusEPH ALSIP 70 Miss DELTLAH
SMITH, both Of Bedford tp.
The happy couple have our best wishes for
their future happiness and success in life.
With the above notice gs reseived a most
splendid assortment Of cake. icz-cream &c,
for which they VIII accept the printers
thanks
On the 9Th, at the Fesidence Of the brides pa
Fents, by the same, Mr. JOHN BEEGLE, Of
Bedford tp., to Miss MARY JANE WERTZ, Of
Cumberland Valley.
On the 4th inst, az the residence OF the brides
father, by the Rev. Emory Buhrmar Mr DAVID
COOK and Miss MARGARET WILHELM, both
Of Bedford co.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

Roth result from the lack of ability 70 eouvert the
food iGto aatriment H2p necessary, then, for
those suffering from these aiarming symptoms to
Immediately resort Il remedy tha viii strength
en- TIE stomach ard digestive organs. for, "a
soon as this desirable object has been aeeompiish
ed, the health improves, and the patient resumes
his usual personal appearance. BoSIEfTEKS
STOMACH BITE 5 have STAINED world
side popularity in sueh eAses, and base been
proven the best sud safest means II removing
constipation, toniBg the stomseh, giving energy
to the liver and relieving every symptom Of ner-
vousnsss and depression Of spirit, It's cheering
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

P-ssideai Js5gs-Hoa. Alex. King.
4ssoeiate Juages-Wm. o. Eioholt1 aud Gso.
W Gump.
Fr5tsoaofarg Regfsssr aaa Rsoorsisr, de,-o.
F Shannon.
District 4 'terHeg---E. F Kerr
---1za-sT-Ge earre AArdorn.
s--i#-- Robert Sieckman.
l.g,lfa SSerfF-Phiip HaEzsrd.
Jse....f. S,z-resar- saEnuei ketterinaH-
r4e-.s.-f,seCs-Miehaa Wertg Aichnei 8
r5r~bev ana David HoWs2re. C2sak-Joan G.
-b.- C.rsszF-John V. Dickerson.
T-..s<ss.. ,f p5ar-Samael Beekiey, y. X. An
s[r ma Nsehael Dfshl. Sfe5raod-saE4uel
Ts-fFeurb. Csua,s}-E. F. Kerr Gis~s-T. r
t...,ys Tf-easurrr-W William BoWles. PassielaH
Er C.. Beamer-
zgau D. Lucas.
BOROUGH eFrIcERs
s--aess-o. E shannon.
As55sfgui BHrgess-P Philip Huz1sra
~,,seil-T Thomas II. Lyons, John Boor, a. w
sr-xer- :. ". Shoemaker. Hirsm LentE and I. R.
.se-rvs Clerk-H. Nieodenus. TreasarsF---
g5tB Il. RGsh.
g...tagLs-N iisIa Gephart-
HssE C.astaJie-Samuel Waters.
sfsl Di-set1rs-Job Mann. 5. i. KHsseli, T.
z He.tyg. jacob Reed, John Cessna and II. Mic
-.zsrus. .Sseretgry j. ". Liugs .seiteT- Treas
.-,--r r. jettys
xtyrsTEss-
r-..eaggI;aa-Rev. Alfred J. Barrow.
p-e.gg.eriga--ReF. \. v Schenck-
E-,feref-R Rev. J. @. McAttee.
Ws.s85fst- Rev. p u. vs.. Reed
Ge-Haa Rsfe-lsed-Rev. IL Heeketmen-
Ea-aa CafFoiic-Eev. ThoEas Heyden.
AsSoCItrIoSs.
Bs3ssrd ledge Ne 820. A. /. NJ meets on
ths Grst Wednesday or or before fail moon 10 the
Bedford Han ca he corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Pace ByoaeL Eaeun. .pl4shi, Nc. ia, I. Q. O.
2 meets on the frst aud third Wednesday even
zgs cf each month. 10 the Bedford Hsil
Gs9ford Lg5qe, No. 202. /. U. o. E. meets ev-
srv FT;iay eveHsBg, il the Bedford Hall
B~ffar5 Ledge No, jss, l. @. q. T., meets IN
Eas Cgur. House. on Monday evening Of each
seek
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Com WEAIHEs The week ending Satur-
d47 Feb 8, WAS the coolest Of the winter thus
far On the morning Of the Alb the mer-
curry stood G. below zero sTd on the 9Th st
zero. On Saturday, the 7th, the mercury stood
8, l2' below zero al daylight, being the col
5sst weather Of the past three years.
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TnE EsrcAmoxAL MoNrHLY.-Tbis popu.
lar monthly, devoted to instruction and liter
alure, is before US, and is filed with articles
Of useful interest. Subscription Price--l.50
& Co., 4s0 Broom Street., New
York
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pUBLIC SALE or
VALUABLE REAL ESTA 7 E

The subscriber win sell a. his residence In Ma
pier township, ca
Tites9,qg he 25th c}gy qf Fdruary, 1865,
THE FARM upon which lie Pow resides, con
tanning l62 acres, nett measure, Of walsh about
I20 acres are cleared and under good fence the
balance being well timbered. The buildings are
a two and e half story Log House, with stone
kitchen attached, doubls log barn ana other out
buildings. There are two good apple orchards, a
mill seEs aad tseuty acres of msadow upon H.
EzeelIeat zateT near the door. Sale = commence
n 10 e'elask. DANIEL HESS.
ian24.ft
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ACrHrg's HoxE MAeAzNR. This ladies,
iayorite is with US, leading of with two very
fine Illustrations, followed by an article from
the pen of lady Of some literary celebrity,
together with number Of original contriba.
lions Of interest to the ladies' T. S. Authur,
sII ChesEnnt Street PhiIadelphia.
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ATLANTIC MoSTHLz. The -4tlaHtic Monthly
for February IS on hand filed With valuable,
highly interesting and instructive reading
The leading ar.iels---D Does It Pay to Smoker
deserves a careful reading, whilst the poetic
al effasion entitled, The Meeting" is piece
Of rare worth The other pieces are in keep
ing with the usual character Of the articles
with which Ibis valuable magazine IS always
filed Ticknor Fields, Boston. Yearly
subscription
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LEcrURE-The second lecture for the ben
s6, Of she Cemetery Association, viii be de-
liyered on Tuesday evening next, at the Court
House by Rev. q. Heckerman. Ssbiiscts
nt,r NafinnqLfL
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BAILoU's MosEHLT.-with the new year
this decidedly interesting monthly came to Us
enlarged and otherwise improved. It's sto-
ries are Interesting and instructive. and
throughout its articles are good. Elliott,
Thomas Talbot, Boston, Mass. Yearly
subscription, sl.50
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DlRFcToRY.-Tht following is a directory
Of the officers OF Bedford County and ihe
Borough Of Bedford, OF the Ministers Of Bed
.9r5 and the tine Of meeting Of the different
.ss0cistious.
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The conventions, IS nsA.ipzt. gsadl4afes for
President and Vice President II tlss ted s,fstes
and also . piaee in nsmin4tion tbe eari8atcs sar
Aaditof General and Surveyor General af rtis
ctztes have been cziief and Is ts saurse II less
Than three months beth political psEtes uiil pre-
seat t~eiF respective candidates she sappert ct
The Ameriran people. A rganiry sud ID iuIai-
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prhlleans "a 1855 The grand gaes ion Is 90 be
settled Tor free government 0g iaF a4arcbv for
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ELEcTIoN EOTIcE.-An election Of FIVE
IL MANAGERS af the Chambersoarg and Bed
ford Turnpike Road Company, wjlI be held a.
the public house of E. Brosias, in McConnsIis-
burg, on Monday the "a day o. March next. be-
tween the hours Of 10 q clock A. NJ and o'clock
?. NJ Of said dsy. T. 2. KENNEDY,
febl4.3t President
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Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF
e. :. MABsnAL's OFFICE
W. =. oF SNsvLvtNI
ag.n

PIrrsBrRou, Jan. 2oth, 1855
V1HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
s0th day cf November, a. D. 1867, War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued sgainst the estate
ofIAMFS q. FARQCHAB, Of Bedford, in the
County Of Bedford and State Of Peunsylyania,
who has been adjUdged Bankrupt on MS own
,etj,i,r. tbat the payment OF any debts and de
livery Of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt, 10 hin. or for MS use, sud ihe transfer Of
aBv prvrerfy by him are forbidden by Law that
meciiuc 81 The Creditor. Of the said Bankrupt,
to prove tbeir Debts, and to choose one or more
Assignees Of bis Estate, will be heid at Court ot
T'sn[rrrfev te be holden at the Court House, in
Bedford Bedford county, Pa, before HASTINGS
GEHR. Esa. Registe-, on the 18th day q FeorEa-
IN A. D. 1858, al oelock A. NJ
THOMAS A. R0WLEY,
fsnes.t L. s. Marshal, Messengc-.
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THE GARDENER MoSTHLY.-The February
number Of the Gardeners Monthly contains
monthly hints, interesting communications,
seasOnable editorials, scraps and queries,
domestic intelligence, and such other read
ing as is useful aud interesting to Gardeners
and HoriicuIturists. Subscription price
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SHEET Music. al publishers price, at the
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

EARRov EscAPE,-Two slsighs, in attempt
ing % pess each other on the hill short dis
lance this side Of the ''Oid Mil between
this place aud the Springs, came in collision
through the horse attached to the one sleigh
becoming frightened, which resulted IN the
throwing oE one Of the sleighs, together with
its lady occupant, Mrs D. w. Prosser, and
the horse attached 10 tha oiher sleigh, over
sn enabankment some ten or 6f'eeu feet in
height, into the stream Of water below.
Strange to relate. the young lady escaped al
Gost uninjured, q few slight bruises being all
The burt sustained.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-14

THE American FARNEa's HoEsE Book.
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One Of the most valuable features Of this
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