3HI: SEW LK I:\SE HILL. Tlie following bill has ps?cd through al] 'ne dccessaty stages of legislation, received the sanction of the Gctcanor <>f this State, and is now a law : .In .dr.* to lltguhile the Sate of Intoxicating Liquors. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate t nc House of "Representatives of the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania, m General As sembly met, aud it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That from and after the p.:--ago of this act, it shall be unlawful to keep and maintain any house, room or place where vinous, spirituous, until or brewed liquors, or anv admixture thereof, are sold or drank, except as hereinafter provided. .Section 2. That no license hereafter is sued to anv venders of vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed liquors, or any admixtures thereof, either with or without other goods, wares and ruervhaiidise,shall authorize salts of said liqnors or any admixtures thereof jn less quantities than one gallon, except as hereinafter provided; nor shall any license for the said -ales iu ant quantity le gr"f_ ted to the keeper of any beer house, theatre er other places of amusement. Section 3. That breweries and distilleries in all parts of the State shall be returned .dossed, assessed and licensed agreeably to trie provisions of the act of tenth of April, Anno Domini cne thousand eight hundred md fo.-ly-nir.e, entitled An Act to create a - sinking fund and tr. provide For the gradual and certain extinguishment of the debt of the Commonwealth" and the owner, pro prietor, or lessee i f any and each of the fa id breweries and distilleries shall he as sessed end required to pay annually, before obtaining a license, double the rate of taxes assessed agreeable to said act: Provided. Tbu: this shall not in any ease be less than fifty dollar*, nor sh ili such licenses authorise talcs by them of less than five gallons, ex cept ruu!t ar.d brewed liquors, which may be bottled and delivered in quantities not less j than one dozen bottles. Section 4. That the prov! ions of this tic; shall not apply to importers selling im ported wines, brandy, liquors, or ardent spirits in the origi.ial bale, c-askA package, >r vessel, as imported, and said importers shall he returned, classed, assessed and licensed, as provided by act to provide rev enue to meet the demands on the Treasury, Ju l fur outer purpose.*, passed tho fourth day of May, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred or-d forty-one, v. en the pay ment of double the additional rate or tax i.. tie tenth section of said act mentioned. '.• ;tion 5. That the pru v.sh.iisof this act shall not tsiend to druggists ar.d apotheca ries, w!.osh.ii! .sell un.-ixed alcohol or CUD. pound or sell any admixtures of vrine, alco. hoi, spiriteus or brewed liquors, in the prc paratiou of medicines, or upou the written prescription of a regular practising physic ian: Provided, That no druggist or apothe cary shall sell -or keep for sale, under any name or pretence, anv preparation or admix tures as aforesaid, ihat may be used as a leverage: ar.d any violation of this section ehali he punished in the manner proscribed .a the twenty eight! sec to n of this act. Sect lot: 0 1 hot licenses ti vender* of vinous, spirituous, unit or br< wed 'iqumsas aforesaid, either with or without oitjer goods, wares and merchant!is ,ia qualities not-le-* than trie gallon to keepers of hotel?, hints and taverns, sidling iu qnautitioales- than a gallon,.and !<•> the keepers of eating houses for the sale of malt ami brewed liquor* and firmest ie wine, shall ot.'y it- gnu'el to cit izens of tho Cnited h'tafe*, of temperate habits and good tuoral cl.uns?ter, and not unrii the requirement? as hereinafter ; ro- Vidcd, shall have been complied with. tiectioii 7. That licenses for sales of liq.n --< r: as herein provided, shall he granted by .he Court < f Quarter Session* of the pro ;er county, except Philadelphia and \!!e- P'tieuey, at their fir.-t rr second session in each year, an l shall fix by rule < r standing era: r a time st which application for said li en ses shall be In trd, uf which time all per 'on:, applying or making objection? to ap ) dcations for license? may he heard by ev idence, petition, rcn-oristrancr or counsel. Ibr.v; led: That for the present vcar licen- s as aforesaid may be granted at the third or any eat tier session of said courts. cvo.ion 8. That every person intending - opnly for license hi anv city or county of this Commonwealth, from and after the pas sage of this act, shall file with thi clerk of th- Court (if Quartet FetMons, of the proper county, his, iter or their petition at least three wteks before presenting the in Court or to the Board of I.ieen- r, the ease ttitv be, and shall at the same t:no pay said clerk twenty-five ceuis for publishing notice thereof, aud said clerk •Q c-usij to I- published three tinms in two of tbe uewspop' rs of t!e proper city or county a list containing the names of all ouca applicants, t'v ir respective rc-i 1.-nces nd kinds of lievn*?. ];' unt more than one .ijew>paper he published in any city or coun ty, then said patiicauou iu it shall he suf f.tieut, but if tin newspaper be printed in any city or conntv, tbcui the publication si. ul be by pnuted bar. Ibills ia such man ner at the Court may pres.-rihe, and wheth er by handbills or advertisentcul the first y üblicaii'ia sliali be ! -ast 10 secuiat da's tcp re the tiurv sx. d by the court* afore said, a.id :u the <-.:>o ot holids, inns, or tavcrca aud eating bcufv.s, the pe'i.ien shail ctalraea ac.'iLQ-ti tijnz- by if least ♦.we've reputable ci'izeas of the ward bor ough or township in which such hotel, inn or tavern is proposed to be kept, or if any borough er township, by six such citizen? settipg foith that the same is necessary to accomocate the public, aud entertain strang ers or travelers, and that such person is of good repute for honesty ar.d temperance, and is well provided with bouse room as herein after prescribed, and conveniences for the accomodation of strangers and travelers.— Provided, That if there shall not be suffici ent time between the passage of this act and tlie next session oi tlie said court thereaf ter in any county to file petition, and make publication as aforesaid, the said Court shall order a special or adjourned session at an early dav at which licenses may be grun ted. Section 10. That before any license for the sale of liquors under the provisions of this act shall be granted, such person aju plying for .the same, shall give a bond to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, with two sufficient sureties, in the sum of one thou sand dollars, where the license shall be above 1 lie seventh class, and in five hundred dollars for all in and below that class, con ditional for (he faithful observance of all the laws of iliis Commonwealth relating to the business of the principle obligor, and a warrant of attorney ta confess judgment which bond and warrant shall he approved by the said court and Le filed in the office of the Clerk of the Quarter Session of the proper county andwhencver a j tdgntent for any forfeiture or fine has been recovered or conviction had for any violation of the provisions of this act, or of i.ny other law Cor tlie observance of which said bond shall be conditioned, it shall he the duty of the district attorney of the proper county, to enter up judgment and institute suit thereon and there upon the same, proceeding* shall be bad, and with. the. like effect, and with tho same cost? as now provided by law iu the ease of forfeited bonds and recognizances iu the several counties of this Commonwealth. The bend to be given by the keepers of catiug houses as aforesaid, shall iu all cases be in the sum of Cve hundred dollars. Section 11- That it shall not be lawful for the cicrk of said court to issue any \i eense a* aforesaid until tho applicant shall have filed the certificate of the city oc coun ty treasurer that the livense fee has been paid. Section 12. That the vendors of vinous, malt or distilled liquors, eifhir until or with out other goods, wares or commodities, ex cept as hereinafter providl v *h di be elass -11 id and ou'td as prescribed in an act to provide revenue to mitt the demands u.i the ?reaury and for other purposes, pissed the fourth day of May, Anno Domini one thou sand eight hundred and forty cue, and shall | pay doubit. the addiiioua! rats or tax in the | tenth seeUaa of said act s; eoificd, but no | such license for sales i i any amount shall be ! granted for a less sum than fifty dollars. Section 13. That all hotels, inn? and tav . eniM shall be classified aud rated according Ito the estimated yearly rental of the house ! and property intended to be occupied for | said purpose at follows, to wit. All cases ! where the valuation of the yearly rental of the house aud property shall be ten thmt ; s-ind dollars or tanre, shall constitute the ; first class, and pay one thousand dollars; j where the valuation of the yearly rental J shall be eight ihonsani dollars and not tuorc ! than ten thousand dollars, the second class j and fehall pay eight hundred dollars: where : the valuation of the rental shall be six i thousand dollars and not more than eight ... i thousatt l do.lars, the thir 1 class, and shall ! pay six hundred dollars: where the valua [tlinof the rectal shall be four thousand I dollar? and not more than *!v thousand d'd ; tars, the fourth and shuii pav four hundred dollars, where the valuation of ren tal shall be two thousand dollar?, and not. more than four thousand doilai?, the fifth | cla?s and shall ;tiy three hundred dollars; where the valuation of rental shall be one thousand dollar* and not more than two thousar.il dollars, the sixth ci is?, and shall pay one hundred and fifty do'lars; where the ruination shall be five hundred dollars and not more than one thousand dollar? the seventh class, aud shall pay one hundred dollars; where tlie valuation of tbe r<-r::al shall be three hundred dollars and not more than five hundred dollar?, tlie ei 'htb cla? acd shall pay fifty dollars, and where the valuati n of the rental shall be finder three hundred dollar.-, 'he ninth class, and shall pay twenty five dallars. Provided, That in the cities of Philadelphia and Pittgburg no lie'!:- .granted under the twelfth and thirteenth section? of this act shad be for ale?? sum thaa seventy-five dollars nor iu other cities, towns or boroughs contaitiing over tw > hundred taxable?, ies* thau fifty dollar*. Bcot:on 14. Tlwt tin license shall be granted for the keeping of eating bou.?e, except where they may be necessary for tho accommodation of the public and travelers and shall only airthorizo the sale of domes tic wines, malt ami brewed liquors, aud all persoo* ?o licensed shall bs classified aud rated according to tho previsions of the twenty-second aud twenty-third sections of ar. act, to create a siuking food aud to pro \ t .e for t tie gradual and eorta.n cxtinizu.-k --*"ent of the debt ol the Cornmouwealth, np provL a the tenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fottv-uice and shad pay double the rates requited to be paid by said act: Provided, TUtno ■•■urb lictnSii thali let granted in the cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburg for ales? | sum than fifty dollars' aor in Other parts I of the State lor a less sum than twenty do't i lars. Sccrion Iff. That all persons applyittS ' for lirer.so and classified nmL-r the thir | tecuth section of this act. shall be assessed ; and returned as provided iti the sixth, sev i enth, eighth and ninth sections 3f an act re" 1 luting to i::ns, taverns and retailors of viit j ous and spiritous liquors, passed tlie ciev i cntL day of March, Anno Domini one thou, j sand eight hundred and thirty four, and : those classified under the twelfth and four teenth sections of this act shall be assessed and returned by the persons and in the ; manner provided by law in the several coun : ties of this State for the appraisement of ; mercantile taxes: Previded. That in the I city of Philadelphia and county of Alio, i gbeny said assessments and returns shall i be made by the board of licenses, s hcre |in after prescribed: And provided. That i where an applicant has not and cannot in j due course of law procure his assessment j rating and classification, before his appl ication for license during the present year, I the proper court may, on inquiry, fix the ; amount of his license, except in the city of ' Philadelphia and the county of Ailc ! gheny. i Section 10. That for the purpose of granting licenses to parties enumerated un der the sixth section of I hi? act. in too city and county of Allegheny, the Judge of the District Courts iu and for ilie said ctiur.tie® respectively shall, immediately after the passage of this act, appoint three temperate and reputable persons, citizens of said coun ties, and iu no manner interested in or con nected witli the liquor btirit!.ss, who shall constitute a Board of Licensors for their re spective counties, and the persons on ap pointed shall meet at the District Gourt room on the Monday next following their appointment, ami shall make oath or nffir tton, before one of the Judges of said Courts j to discharge their duties faithfully and iin } partially , ;f said city of Philadelphia, and wards, townships, and boroughs within the county ef Allegheny, the uotel*, inn?, and taverns and eating houses to which said city and county may he entitled tinder the provisions i.f this act, and against said ap plication and to grant licenses, for which purpose they shall inquire into the moral character and sobriety of the applicant, and ascertain the locality, com nodiousness, and i extent of the houses and property proposed j to be occupied for the purpose mentioned . in the petition, aud whether the said Heense ! shall be required for 'he accommodation of! ! tin. public, aud the Clerk, of the Court of | Quarter Sessions of the said counties shall produce before said respective board of li censers the applications Qlc l in their offices with pronfof publication of notice as afore said, and shall, as a in tjorify of the said hoard shall determine, mark on said appli j cation? 'granted' or 'refused,' and the said board shall at the same time decide upon the sufficiency of the sureties in the appli cant's bond, upon justification or proof, for which purpose and in the discharge of their other duties the said board shall have the power to administer oaths and affirmations with the effect, as if taken in a judicial pro ceeding in Court. Section IS. That whenever any license as aforesaid shall he granted by said board, they shall agreeably to the provisions of the twe!f.:.. thirteenth tin 1 fourteenth sections j of this act, and according to the- cbissifica | tions therein contained, estimate and as j certain the annual sales of said vendors and lof said keepers of eating houses, and the | yearly rental or valuation of the house and property occupied, or intended to be occu pied as a bCiiel.ian or tavern,and shall decide upon the rated prise to be paid for said li ! censes for one year according to said elasi- S'a:;en. The petitions and bonds iu all cases where the application maysbo granted by sai l board, shall be returned to the said pierkh office,and licenses therefor b Lsucd by him at any timo after fivo days from the date of said return, uuloss an appeal bo ta ken, as hereinafter provided, from the do vision of said board, upou any apportion ment, clarification, or petition as aforesaid, in which case at such time, and ia such man ner as may be fixed by rule of Court, the -aid Court of Quarter Sessiuus shall forth with proceed to consider and determine upon 'sir 1 appeal*, and id the event of any ap portionment or classification being sot aside the t.atJ board shall proceed to correct the sum# *ec rding to the order of the said BEDFORD INQUIRER AM) CHRONICLE. Court, and if an appeal f;ont any license -hail be sustaiued, they shall return from the applications already undo such as may be most meritorious, subject, however, to 1 an appeal iu like manner, und so from time, ] to tiiua us may be necessary, j taction 19, That appeals from any appor | tiontucnt, classification, or grant of linens* .bv said board,*may be taken to tie Court of Quarter Sessions of the proper county. | Provided, That the exceptions thcretoakall |be in writing and sustained by oath or nf | Urination, and shall be filed in said clerk's ! ojEee within live days after the return, but jno appeal'shall be takeu to any apportion | ment as aforesaid, unless the exceptions thereto shall be signed by at least twelve citizens of the ward or township, or borough affected thereby. And if exceptions to ! the granting of any license as aforesaid j shall ho sustained by said court, the decis ; ion of said court, the decision of sai l court snail state upon which of said exceptions the license may be refused, and shall be en dorsed upon the petition and returned by the clerk of said court to the board of li censers. Section 20, That after the ' ipso of five ! days, as aforesaid, or as said appeals shall Ibe determined by the court, the s.iid clerk ] shall make out and issue to the proper pcr ! sons sai i licenses, which shall run for one j j car from the first day of Mr.y, but no li i cense shall be issued unless the applicant j shall have paid the following fees, to *vit:— iTo thcc!erk of said court, for publication of notice ar.d petition# , and for ail other son ices, one dollar: and for all the services of the board of licensers one dollar, which latter amount shall be accounted tor, and paid over weekly, to the respective treasur ers of said city or count*, to defray the tic. cessary expense# incurred by taid board for advertising, stationery and otherwise.— Etch member of said board of licensers shall receive five dollars for each day neces sarily occupier! by hint in the discharge of his duties. IVovhleJ, That it shut! no; ex ceed, m any .one year, the sum of five hun dred dollars, and slia'i be paid upon war rants on the State Treasurer, drawn by the Auditor General, in favor of the parties en titled io tbo same. Section 21. That if any person shall give, l-esttsw, or promise any money, reward office or anything of \ due to any member of said hoard cf licensers for the purpose of iiilluciicing hi* action in granting any such license, or if any member of said hoard -hall aceept the tame for his vote or influence therein, any persou so offending shall bo de*:n; ,f, d guilty of a misdemeanor, and *>n convicth>u thereof be fined in a sum not less than one hundred dollar*, nor more than five hundred dollars, ami suffer itnpri*- • lament not. less than one month nor more '.hat; three months tasetioa 22. That every person licensed fb sell spirituous, vinous, malt or brewed liquors under this act, shall frame his li cense under a glass, and place the same so that it may a tail times he conspicuous in his chief ElUtee of making sal'*#, and no such llceio-e shall authorize sales by any nersou who shall neglect this requirement, j Section 23. That the Commissioners of the several countten and Board of I,;.tens ers shall furnish a certified list of all per sons so apriraised, with the classification as made out, 1 and -finally determine'] upon, to the treasurers of their respective comities, or of the city of Philadelphia, as the ease roav be, who shall, within twenty day* thereafter, transmit to the Auditor General a erpy of such list, and shall receive and collect the sums to be paid for said licenses in the manner directed by law, with any fees payable thereon. Section 24. That it shall be the duty of the Auditor General to charge the said city or county treasure, its the case may be, with the amount payable by the several persons in said lists, from the payment of any piart of which amount said Treasurers shall only b; exonerated by producing satisfactory evidence to the Department that the party or parties so returned failed to obtain u II- j cense us af iresaiu. Section 25. That it shall be the duty of | the Auditor General to return to the Icgis | lature annually, in the month of January, a statement, arranged in a tabular form, of the number and classification aud license rates of all importers, brewers and distil lers, keepers of hotels, inns or taverns, eat ing house?, aud yenders of vinous, spiritu ous and rualt or browed liquors, cither with or without other goods, ware*, or inerchtta dic. designating each county separately. Section 2*5. Iba; where any license may be granted as aforesaid under the classifi cations of the twelfth, thirteenth and four teenth sections o: this act, it shall not be transferable, nor shaW It confer the right to sell litjuors as aforesaid in any other house, building or place than the one mentioned and described in the license, nor shall the bar or any apartment so called or u*ed he undorlet, but if tho party so licensed shall die, remove or cease to keep said hotel, inn, tavern, eating house or store, th i said court or board of licensers may grant a license for the remainder of the year, at any term of the court, to his or her successor, who shall comply with the law in other respects except so far as relates to phblisbibg of no tice. hwetion 27' That the nntnher of licenses so granted to keepers of hotels, lous or taverns, in the aggregate, shall not exceed in the cities one to every hundred taxable*, nor in the several counties of the State one I to every hundred und fifty taxable*, the number ct said taxable* to be taken from the returns of the preceding year, and it shall be the duties of lltto. Courts of Quar ter Sessions of tbo respective counties, (the city of Philadelphia ami county of Alle gheny ox iptoi, wlierr the bo vol of licens ers si.all perform such unties) imaiesiiattf lv after the passsge of thU et to apportion the aggregate number of hotels, inns or taverns so to be licensed under the pro via" ions Lcreofi among tin; cities, boroughs, towns an i town-' '■>* of their respective comities, which apportionment snail be made with iefercr.ee to tie * ouveniewe of :bc public, and tin; accommodation of stran gers, travelers and sojourners; and the said court may from time to time, as occasion may arise, alter, enlarge and change such apportionment. Provided, That the num ber of licenses to keepers cf earing houses shall not exceed, in any city or county, <>no fourth of the number of license* for hotels, inns and taverns to which the said city or county may be entitled. Section 28, That any rale made of vi nous, spirituous, malt or brewed liquor.*, or any admixtures thereof, contrary to the pro visions cf this law, shall be taken to bo a misdemeanor, and upon conviction of toe offence iu the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace of any city or county, the person BO offending shall be sentenced to pay a line of not less than ten nor more-than one hun dred dollars with the costs of prosecution, and to stand committed until the sentence of the court is complied with, not exceeding thirty days, and upon a second or any sub sequent cenviot'on the party so offending shall : :t addition to the payment of a fine us aforesaid, undergo n imprisonment in the county jail of not less than cue month nor more than three mouths, and if licensed shall forfeit said license and lie incapaciated (Tom teceiv;;ig any license as aforesaid, for the period of five years thereafter; and any keeper of any drug or apothecary store, confectionary, or mineral, or other fountain, who shall sell nay spirituous, iiwtw, uialt, or brewed liquors, mixed or put', to be used a* a beverage, shall be deemed guiity of a m.sdeuicunor, at. 2 liable to conviction ami i uni. hmeat as aforesaid. S. etii . „'.t. That any person who shall he found intoxicated iu any street, highway, * public house, or public place, shall be fined iu view of, or upon proof made before any Mayo-, Alderman, or Justice of the Peace, not exceeding five dollars, to be levied with proper costs, upon the good* .and chattels of the defendant. Section SO. That any person who shall sell spirituous or other intoxicating liquor*, as aforesaid,to any person who shall drink ihe name oil the promise* where soid, and become thereby intoxicated, shail, besides id* liability to damages under any existing law, be fined five dollars for every such of fence, to Le recovered in ueM before any alderman or justice of the peace, br any wife, husband, parent, child, relative or! guard! IU of the tn r.-on so injured, and lev- I : ed upon the goo is and chattels of the tie- ] fondant without exemption. Provided, j That suits shall not be instituted after] twenty days from the commission of the of- ! fences in this and the preceuing section. Section 31. That it shall bo the duty of the court mayor alderman or justice of the peace before whom any fine or penalty shall be recovered, to award to the informer or prosecutor, or both, a reasonable share thereof for time and trouble, but uot in any case exceeding ouc third, and the residue as well as the proceeds of all forfeited bonds as aforesaid; shall be paid to the di rectors of the Public Schools of the proper district, except in the city of Philadelphia, where they shall be paid to the city treasurer to be applied for school purpose#; and noth ing hereii* contained shall prevent any such informer or prosecutor from beeotuiii" a witness in any such case. taction 3d. That no person pursuing exclusively the business of bottler of cider perfy, ale, porter or beer, and not at the same time following or engagetng in any i way in the business of keeping anv hotel, j inn or tavern, restaurant, oyster house or j cellar or place of entertainment, amusement J or refreshment shall be required to take i out a licence under the provisions of this law. Provided, That such persons shall not sell or deliver kid ei ler parry, ale, porter or beer, in less quantities than a dox on bottles at one time, nun permit any of raid liquors to be drank upon the premises occupied iu said business and any violation of this section shall be punishable as in manner provided it. the twenty-eighth sec tion cf this act. And provided further.— That producers and manufacturers of domes tic wines and cider may soil and deliver the same by .any measures not less than fivt gallons, and iu any quantity not less than ens dosea bottles without license there of. Section S3. Th.it the constables of th e respective wards and townships shall make return of retailers of lirpiors as now provL dod by law, and in addition thereto it shall be the duty of every constable at each term of the Court of Quarter Fessions of the re spective counties ,o make return on oath or affirmation, whether within has knowledge, there is any place within his bailiwick kept and maintained in violation of this act, and it shall be the duty of the judge* of all said courts to see that this return is faithfully made, and if any person shall make known in writiug,-with his or her name subscribed thereto, q s-jch constable the name or Qauics of any t tic nhoelial! liave violated this acf \ with tiie names of the witnesses who cati i prove the tact, it sLuil be bis duty to make j return threof on oath or affirnnTjij la the i Court, and upon his wilful failore to do so . he shall be deemed guilty ol' misdemeanor j and upon indictißont and cenvtctiou slial' pay a fine of five dollars and be tjuhj-.'ct to imprisonment al th: discretion o:' th. Court of not less than ten nor more than thirty days. Section S4. That if any person engaged in the sale or rnanufaeftrre of intosicatiug 1 iijuo ts as ah>resaid, slmU employ or permit an in'ouiperiite person in any way u> assist in such tnauufacture ot sale, shall be deemed a uiisdetm ar.or, and any person o offending shall be liable to 'vrsi'ie'm anl punaliUieo l as provided iu the tweaty-eiglub seutinu of this act. Sect inn 33. That nothing heroin contain ed shall he construed to iiupnir or alter the provi.sons of ail act approved the twenty, sixth of Fohuiary, Anno Douiini ot;o thou, sand eight hundred ami .fifty-live, entitled 'An Act to prevent the sale of intoxica ting liquors on the first da vof the week, I commonly called Sunday;' nor of the act ;of the eighth of May 000 thousand eight j hundred and fifty-four, entitled *An Act to i protect certain domestics and private rights, • and prevent abuses iu the us..' and sale of i intoxicating drinks,'and the same are here by declared to be in full force and effect.— Provided, however, That the act entitled 'An Act to re-strain the sale of intoxicating liquors,' approved the fourteenth day of | April, Anno Domini one thousand eight i hundred and forty-five,and all other laws or ; parts of law s inconsistent herewith,are here by repealed. Provided ais..,That any heen®e heretofore granted shall not be.hereby in validated. PUBLIC SALE OF 1700 ACHES , of Valuable 2!ror.d Top Coa! anil IR.\ ORBi LA:i's>, A*i> ok: hi Vi)Rs;i> XjOtCS ITJ THE TOWK 0? COALSOBJT. A MCLU AITTUJ\ i "VT? 1 ill. be held at ~> till the sai l sixth day of Febru ary, on which there is assessed 3 percent.— And on nil premium notes expiring between said dates, and not renew, d, 3 per cent. The members of this Company are hereby required to pay their several amounts so assessed to tRe Ti rasurer or authorized recehrr of I tils Board within thirty diyst-f the publication of this notice. Attxst—JOHN T. GREEN. March 28, 1858—3t. To Djspeplks mid Nervous SrTl ferciH. rjlllE subscriber who lias suffered all tbe X horrors of Indigestion, is .anxious to im part the onli method of euro to invalid simi larly affected. Address Dr. W. J. MULLtN, ScitlUhurc Bedford Co. Pa. • Girainu arti Dry Goods ttore THE mbiTjrilc.-ti arc jiut n nivjj j. u ~ batrisuiiie'ntsd nasort b:< x; u > > / i> F J t.ibit. CLOIbIMJ and l/iy CCOic ~' x •b.-iT state Iti the Lr>l Cm in jui- i ! dJiit ' eon* i stingiapano| Coats. Funis, V*t s,S. Silliu Sloe!.*. iiii fill J.'relief*. Boot* t,a si Ui Huts and Cap*. and ail other ankle* uum'v • fc-p! in Sf.ife Clothing Ston*. Alsu a good aurtirent of //, } COfji, i of Calico, .Mous.ade Lsiit.e. sti v. ' A'p-wua, i'ruflii*. Carpet S. ek*, &e, j, . j' of which they willm-li cheap Cl:a t. v I f J J caret elsewh-rviu IkiifoTii, for C'. t h vr toe,! • "ti > Produce. 1 I'hjy reiincst 8 " their frienc's in tin j,j ; country to -in; thenu u .-all. s . n ,j ,- vv aßt j v ',_ I j n - t!wsr r ihttlM ivc.< , , et ; , if a T>Mi?u.-e to kHw their ywtls, tvhi-tkott! •! i .sons H iiii to preliKßi 11 jtt. SOWN A 1101. >' &. ff . | Bedford; April 2J. Jh:'.s. % i SatJci'. X ETTFCS tosta'fieaturv h-irifi;' > . •. , Tfati: . xJ to the siiK-senoera. on liw fctUia r J< 1. ': Smith, l.ite <-f t'nion 'i'uwnAdji. d, -V ' j persons k h?bt<-d to aa: i INi • c h.-r," ' i ootijivd to frt-ih'.* j#aymerit Jtntiictiicife'v • i thos.* hating claims l,{Mi"t)St tiw vn,':| vti present tlaCi property authenticated tor s i tletncLt. i eteg s r.in. o/ rinV'i T O . JOHN AEE, of &. Clji- 'i * j March .?MS;.C Soli*? f<> Trfsspassrrs! X HER2HY waju uitj persons from \ jS- iff. tMtitig or oiLervi..tres>{a t li-eiford should have iwin-v. Si c i owes ihc Lite Tretisttrer §I4OO 87. Tl.m Cutui-nissiouers are deteftuiitcd that tL. r _ \% iii ;<)* liii 1 tuxtei xs long us tU?y I can avoid it: fhvy are ujueily delnrnim-il I that the Folleetors shall pay up. Writs of | execution wfi Ibe issued ;>r r <•,. 3:-.i tl st ail duliuquetit colsecturs of I4 aud picvimj yea- .s or buianccs rnaaiidtig niter the l.'.t!- iof :M trc'i or. t|, { . collectors i t iB.Vf j.tt a- Sfton as their lo luonths have expucd. 11l order of 11.r* t'OTiiUil^siritipts. I>. 0\ £*;, Treasurer. Feb. -29, I tl tt eisei & Foster. ill the (oaeb and Wagon j_ L.nuUc orv. is f!i; d..y ■.- >uh-. I i j u.uiii, ; j ciiaem. .hu t*liuo* .•!' tl.* i-te firm \>i ! I„- Mi..-1 i.;. in ii>. Be.i s ambtiii/.i-dtj all accounts, m-.. .- u £ si„. It* u tie firm. M. WP.isel. JOHN i l-i c. If. 185".-n51 SETTLE UP. r*IlL subset, i ivir - dDm - ~{ ■ ,f liis fjt. r,, I !- ii) Bedford, i* de-drum, !.j s , hop! j. A'l |-cr-c:..< b.-m.I j„ hint arc: -a- • ! ted u. settle up iswu.-di -.?, h . 11is, I Htxhu winds of .Mr. .'ov v. SUem,. r, ;:!• jir>; | July u: x:, j '!.* ii thani-fil! to i.L friorius U ■ the rm j £:hjw M,pp Ul' ey 1i.,, e;y ii-'Jeii i.im wik'j | bis cetumeiteeiiu.i t in rh,'.* phiec :,uil vurdiidiv I rec joumu-ud.-, Mr. Job M Slieii:..ii;., vouuit ; ciau wl g fstrict b./ie-t j c tpacit \ j.:.a iot-.-grity, and who inut hi! i-> [ £i\e lu my cuxUnams au,i j tiu pciiilic. L i ;A - }•. 1 . jHLR. Murcli 14 1856-5 in. NOTICE Tu COI.LECTUIiS. Collectors or the f\ur Taxes re notif,.! that ia scant o.'is witj isjtrc if o. I.OOiLi Us am! N .t-s ofPeer Mj.l. l.ure . A. lire *>*! r ill If:V tut* fo'l. i't |. sc:,s Wii!J ,!j W. ;; U. ••■•!; . I.U mH!,- t. < fttv ceSis will tie a Hit-- to SAMCLI. KAYrBAUGir. -March 11. lh"ir, ADIHIKISTiLATaaS JJGTICE. • T J ' 1 hiKS <>, A iuiioistration haw Keen ! grattfed to tl;e subscriber ou the esfate lot D.tnuel i,. Blackburn, late i f .SiC-air lownStiip. deed. Ail per sons indobtci to said estate arc noted to mate iunaediat.- payment and those havinjefainmordeuiands against it arc requested i.o ciako kuoati the •same without delay to the subscriber luing : at iheasantviile in St (ilair Towusliip. | SAMCEL BLACKurnx. Fob. -29, 1846—t l~ PiOLiii yuj r OF a Sr!i'ol 'Jonse in XHpior I'owi.-stiip near Andrew llorr.es and otlu-rs. To !>e so!d at Public Sale or outcry on Saturday tin- 221 day <>t" March inst. Ono third of the putehas'c money in hand at the mud rmntinn <>i the Suie, one third in sA ruomha, und the rctnaiidnp one tliird in one year. By order of the School Directors. J. YV. HUfiL, ('. V, i JETSTONE. \VM. ROCK, HENRY ALRAI GB, P. KINSEY, J. R. MOWRY, March 7, 1856. IMPOKTm T<)Mli,L OWXKR^ ' WOODW-ARH'Sl|)fovcd Smut andScr. cu ll i"g Machine*, Mill Bushes. Boltin:Cloths and Bran Dusters, ol the most improved p .;,nt MiM Screws, Corn and Cob frinder*, P ii#nt Bridges for Mtil SpindJ. >, Poithble Mils, warranted to arind tou bushels per hour, .Mill lions and Mill Burrs made to order. Abo, Stover's Patent Corn K i!u and Cram Dry or— a valuable invention. Ibe ueove articles ur* kept constantly on hand, and ran be obtained at any time, from S. f>. BROAD, at Soheßaburg, Bedford County, who is also agent for Bedford, Somerset, and adjoining counties. Mill wright work done at the shortest notice, and on thy most reasonable t- rant. February 15, I.SS6. MCCORMICK'S Beiipcr urd Motrer for sole by -S. J), BKOAI> at Schellsburg, Pa„ agort for BIa:r and Bedfor.l counties. Prbrnnry 15, lbf,{'.. Administrator's Solke. LETT JiKS of A>Bniflis*ratimi bavi. g been granted to the subscriber, living in South Woodberrv Township, on the E*tte of Henry liutriek, late of said Township, dee'd. ail per sons indebted to said Estate are horj'.iy notified to ma Ice payment immediate? v, and tho-sy hav ing ckunaagainst tire ranse wud proaout them properly authenticated fox settle meut. March 28. DAVID C. LONG.