be revive# t' A-mcriea.) But finally, a oau whom be Lad atb ; acceeded in saving la., life. He Lai taken some money to Kansas to invest, but hiding no clicuee, wan going back to fii former bottrj the State of Net? York; and dividing $-3,000 he took half himself, and gave the remainder to hi* wife, whom lie had sent l>v the way of Leavenworth. Hear "1,500 aho t ere ted in the hem of ttejr petticoat, aud saved; hi*, the "law an J-ceder' men seised and kepi, and ordered hiui to leave the country for ever. Ha tow thinks tint he shall go back* SCALIM.VW. The case of 4 m-m being sedlpod near Leavenworth is a liter-,t faef. Tin *jj u . rether m kw of Iter. Mr. Nute, and just arrived : his niiiie is \V iti. C. itogps. He .s alone—th 'Ugii there are Witn esses of ;)? t{ted. The murderer returned to Missouri and displayed the reeking scalp la brutal exaltation to the Clcc.k of finite County. >7 |> ; S C {*■ ", *fes ATKGCITV. T)ne of the BIOS'. atrocious deeds occurred near L-wreuce. A lady living a ,-U >ri distance fioui the town, had been there to runs'* a wounded relative; and during her had nude some statement* touching • lie murder of Major 1 leyf , which are ?ip j.ivad to have been r >-ported to the ruffians. On her return home, site stepped out of doors in iLc evening in her uight dress, an ! was iu.mediately seized by four men -villi blackened face®, who gigged her lty a hanJkerchief drawn through her mouth, and tied around her head, and carried hei artuo distance from the house, where they stripped her faked bound Iter limbs, drew ut her tongae, tied a string around it ami iivr.al her neck, *r.<t If ft her! After -Otmujiua she sueeee.le<l in gOh't>sck to * {ju house, ami by means of knocking her htaJ oouiitsi >Lo whitlow, attracted alien• ion and gained admittance. 50,<M>0 LI!!i)RKRS H A\TED! VI TIN FFCVIJY \ ii\ \ { ! lle-i'l the following extracts from a speech of Mi. Bueh-inun, in the United States Sen ate, in 1840, in which he advocate! the re duction of xrig'S to the European standard' We understand ti.e Locofoeos, in case Mr. Buchanan is elected, intend to pot down the price of labor to ten cents ti day immt diiftty. They How want 50,(XK) laborers ei ten cents a 'ay to try the experiment on ! Won't some of <>nr hard listed iafewm? men applv to Mr. IJuehnun nt Wheatland for the sit itiott without delay? IKre's his arguiuetits in favor of the re duction ■ A "In Germany, wlrere the currency Is purely nictalic, and lireep*t of everything is REDUC ED to a hard money standard.a piece of Liond eloth can lie luamiii tirrvii tor ftliy dollars; tlie maaaUu Lure of which, in <>r.r country from the expansi'H: of paper currency would cost one hundred dollars. Th • foreign French said German in nf tctuivr imports this cloth into ■ur country and sells it for a hundred. Does n<.t every person perceive that the redundancy of our currency is equal to a premium of one h-.udre i per ceut,"in iavor rt the manuf.ictur. r. '-.No tar:if of pi'ot: ction, uni-iu it amounted i a p.aiiii'hiusu could. totuacract Uicscanlvstitu ge-. in favor of foreign tii uiiifo-ftires. I would to lleovca that I c<>ui l arouse the attoiiffo* of every oiaiwilscture. of ilia aatlou to this impor • ant iid jeCU •'TCat tsllfc tci.soLi ttatt, with all those ad vantages at I with tV protective duties which cur laws aftbrd t the domestic munufjetmv of cotton, we cannot obtain exclusive possession ot ibo Qomc m irket, and successfully contend for it'm trkefs of tlic world? it is simply heciUse tvo miinufaetnre at the nominal prices of our own iufl .ted currency.and are compelled to s-l: i fli'i* rail prices of other nations. HEUUCE OUR.MIMIN.IL TL THK KEAU .ST4iii'- AHO OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, sod you cover our country with bles sings and benefits. -'i he eontpir.iiive LO">V PRTOES of France and lr—mi-ioy osve ntforded such * Munitions .o t'-i.irin in laciures, theto they are now rapidly e.x tendira theh:-i'lve.-, ami "woul 1 obtain possession ;a no small if gr<-e, even of the Kt giish home -.a - ei; ll* II WUUK NFLT FOR THE 111 HHiTKT l N G UB 1 IE.S- .While British man it rc:ures are.: tn.w languishing, those of the continent are springing Sutu a healthy aud • porous cxiswr.ee.'' MliilUEJ). At ii*: Qfntsaa Reformed parsonage in Fricml-'OoVr, on the 4f>"inst ,by the- Rev C. F. lloffmeior, Mr. Ana DikiU,, to .Mrs. KMZA DAVIS, Wii of tbe Cove. At the Lut',, r,m iu Bloody -RUN, September Oth by the Rev- \\ . Srnii -haw ){ETBTELL,IMR. ()BRTtWv SNFLI., to Ml** SARAH COLLECT, all of RAJS Hill i't. h ... . .. T OB DIE 9;h inst., RRCIR Wallers Knob, bv the Rev. X. E. Gfld* Mr. John Bursar ti Miss .Susanna Bourne? bulb of .filair Co., Pa. O i tbc IJtb inst., rear the .Slue Knob, t'T the rime, Mr. Sumac! jjurkhe'mier of Jjlair Co., to MUs Cbristiaaa iMtckey of fledford Co., Pa. Public Sale of Saleable Keal Tslale. BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court Hot Bedford county the undersigned, Admin istrator of John Teeter late of Monroe Town, ship, dee'd, will on Friday the 21th day of Oc tobcr next, expose at Public Sate, on the pretn is.s. all that certain farm and tract of tan 1 sitti. a'c in the fownabip of Monroe, sn<l county aforesdd, adjoining lands of Jab* 1 / Hixon.Joljs M'Daniel and others containing 822 acres, naore or less on which are erected a two story log: dwelling house with kitchen attached, a large iloubiu log barn, and other necessary buldings. About 130 acres of said land we dewed and fenced, including ten acres rf good meadow, and the whole is well watered, and ha thereon t i exrcllest assortment of all kin ta of fruit; p and the uncleared land is weli timbered. Teaus—Four hundred dollars in hand at the •(>. li'UJAtiyn of the sale, and the balance iu p d eot Msuit purchasers. ij.i i toevuruitucu at J o'clock, P.M. ADAS KETUIN'G, l ?, 18-56. ~ -fdrnV. r^TH 0 the IS, If*. ISO ' ! - LAST AOTICE! w-eWaa COSTS S Jf or otherwise Account. Note d Ue t>\vm t, *"** * d to lame- FIR* 111 SALE. tr.,o r r Wsll sell at private sale tract "f land situate in Sfitligia** Cove Harri son Township, Bedford county, lately in thu oc cupancy of Mrs. Elizabeth Earnest and family loijoini-ig hinds of the wi i ow Wort*, Baniel' nay and others, and containing one hundred n:i 1 sixty thiec acres and allowance, about twenty five ot Which are cleared and under telice. - * f'o btiprovi.m onts art* a two .story tog (Jwelt ingliottse, s'uaJ log b-un and oth :r out build i"• "I" * "ere is also : roung orcbud vf choice li'pte tries on the plae u . The teTms wii> h ■ mid * known by Sitlp*r of Hie si-bscribuvs, who are Trustees of Jfrs. Earu osf ■* If Uio farm is not sold -J private sale before the Ist.,of November ne.Xt, it wiil i>e off .-red 'it public Sale ou tlie! day. GEO. F. KIDDLE. J NO. MO WE it. Sept. 12,18"d. Trustees. 11. 4 B, T. It. U. tU. THE ffuntingilon and Broad Top Rail Road Company are now pn*>ired to ship all kinds of iifrdMU'tit*. Fkmr, Grain, Ac., between Aihi cpjippi su.-d Huntingdon at tiie following low rates viw, ARTICLES of Ist-and 2d Class. Dry Goods, and Sows, Rigs. Nails. Pork, Iron, a d iner ch.nidize gj/ner.il!y F , at 12j cents p--r 100 lb-;. ARTICLES of 3rd class. Bacon. /Tiooius, Bark. Fish. Pig metal &c., at Id certs uer KW lbs. FLOUR. 23cents per bid by Oar Load.— Wh-at, Rye, and Cwn ;> cents, per bushel by- Car Load. NO EXTRA CHARGE for reshipping at Hunting 13d. JAMES BOON, Sept, 12, 18-VJ. S up ';. sontt: T ETTERS of Aifmirhftrution hiving been Jj granted to tbe sitAsuriba.-, living i i, St. i lair Towos'dp. „n th • E.-.tate <>t Christian Mock, late of s,id 'I p., dee'd; ail pcrs-H.s in. dented to said Eestate ale hereby notified to make payment laamedi-.tdv, and those having claims against the same wilt present them pre ocriy for gettlgmeiif. HIP AM DAVIS, Sept. Pi, IC3B. Aia'i de bonis nor. Hfotlce.3 Letters of Aduiintstralion on the estate of Michael Hurt, late of Liberty township, Ucdford Cotih'y ddtj*d, tiavthg been grau'ed to the subscriber residing in Broad Top tp., notice is Ji..reLiro givuu to al! persotii in debted to said estate, to urake pnymeut itu luediately, utid those having claims are re quested to present iliCm properly anthenti omted for settlement. WM. FitjAUG- Sept, 5, ISoG. Adiu'r- Public Sale ul Real Eglate- Til 1G undersigned Executors, of the bat | will arel Testinrjit', of John Smith is'e of Union Township, liedj'urd county, dee'ti, will sell t public aaleon the premises on Saturday tint 25th day of October noxt, tba following REAL ESTATE lata the pro perty Of said tite'd viz. (jne tract of patented laud, .-adjoining !auds of George P. Kiddie Jacob Borklii uier, Josntli Griffith and the widow Oris nun's heirs, containing about eighty six acres. Tib: improvements are a log house and log barn with other out buildings, abott: 60 er 70 acres of the land are eiuare i and und.T fence. Said property will be sold subject to a life estate in a small house and two acres of the land. Possession will be given on the Ist of April next, at which time the pcrchase money will be paid. JOIIX AKE Terms Cash- PKtEII SMITII Sept. 5, 1556. Ex'ors. To Teachers and School Directors. THE Directors, aud Teachers of Com mon Schools of Bedford county, are hereby notified to meet the Superintendent, in their respective districts, as follows: On Monday the 15th of September for the borough of Scbellaburg, and township ot A'apicr, at tliciiOUaie of Guorgc Cot*in in Schellsburg. At Bnetiuvista, on Tuesday ihe 16th. Bridgeport. Londoodtrry, Wedneiday the 17th, Ci iiircville, Cuuibetland Valley Thursday the 18<h. Raiusburgh Colerain on Friday the 19th. Chaneysville, Souihauipton, Monday the 22i- Clear vide, Monroe, on Tuesday the 23d. Bloody llun, West Providence Wedues day 21th. House of J. T- Blagk, East Providcnco Thursday 25tb, Dashers Store, Hopewell, Friday 20th. L. Evans'Storo Bmadtop. Satijrday 27th. Stouerstown on Monday the 29:b. Wood berry on Tuesday dOtlr Pattonsviilc Wed.tesdav October Ist. House of John Fickes, Union, Thursday 2d. Spring? Mills, St. Clair Friday the 3d liedtord Borough Saturday the 4ih House of V. Wert?, IlarrisoD, Monday 6tb, Bedford tnrrnship, at the h -use of John Hater, UciforJ, Saturday tho 11th. Schoul Directors and teachers arc parti cnlariy requested lo be present at the time, md place fixed upon, as I have some re maiks to make, which may be useful to both Directors, Teachers an 1 the friends of Edeaution. T- K- GETTYS Sept. &. 1856. Couuty Sup't. Notice I*3 hereby - given, that an application wiil ibe made to the Governar of the com monwealth of Fensylvunia, on Thursdey the lglli day of 3i ptetuber, 1851), for the pardon of .ROBERT C. .MORRIS, convicted ill the Court of Quarter Session of Bedford coun ty. for the crime of Burglary,wnd sentenced on the 14th February, 185n, for a term ot 24 tears. Of which all persons interested wi, 1 take notice. Sept. 5, ISvHJ. KT! yST! WSTII WAS last If) the subscriber, between Bedford ami the top of Witts Moun tain,# small *hevp skip pocket book, con taiitio" eleven dollars, oue five dtßiu bill ..tbAfc Uk* *• tf. Wbw iu dol!*r yoli piffoa. A libwki'awwi U1 ' " 5, l&3d. God save the Commonwealth! ELECTION PEOCLAMATION. XA7"ilElkß.4§ in ami by an Act of Genc- t rul Atseraby of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to regulate the General Elections within this Commonwealth," it is enjoined upon me to give public notice of such Elections, at, 1 to enumerate in said notice what officers arc tu be elected. I, HUGH -VLOOIiE, Sheriff of the county of Bedford, do hereby make known, and give this puhlje tio ucet> the Electors of the county of Bedford, that a general Elect on will be held in Slid county, on the second Tuesday isf Ocloeer uejtt. at thßSeverSl Election Districts, as follows, viz: The Electors of the borough of Bedford and township of Bedford, to meet at the Court House, in said Borough. The Electors ol Broadtop township tp meet at the house of William Griffith, in said town ship. The Electors of Coleraln township to nv:,t at the house of Heubou Smith, in Hamburg, in said township. The Electors of Cumberland Valley township to meet at the new school hcise erected on the land owned by John Whip's heirs in soil town ship. The Electors '*tr Harrison township to meet at the School hoiiga Xu- 5, near the dwelling house of Henry Keyscr, in said townsfc'p. Tip- Electors of //opewell township to meet a.! the house -f John Basher, i:t sa'nl township. The Electors f Juniata township t-i meet at the bouse now occupied by William Keyscr,in said township. Two Electors of I.ondondeery township to njwt ?t Sch-ollKiusc No. 3, in said towntliip. The Electors of Liberty township to meet at 'the School house In the village of Stonorstown, in said township. Tha Electors of Monroe township to meet at the ho<M> of Davi 1 O'Neal, in CleiretUe. in sai 1 township. The Electors of Napier township to meet at the house buil, for a School House, iu the bo rough of Schcllsbtffg. The elect ira of East I't-.r'-Jcncc township to 1 moat at,}, he house of John Nycutn.Jr., Inn keeper, iimsU township The Elector* of West Providence township J to meet at the Suhcol H-iuse. in Bloody Kan, in said township. The Elector., of St. Clair township to meet at ; tie Store House, near the dwelling house ui | Gideon D Trout, in s aid township. Xln* Electors of Svhellsburg Borough to meet ; at the hpusj built for a School House, in said ; Borough. The"Electors of Southampton township to meet at the house of William Adams, iu said township. Tiie Electors of Union tojvsship to meet at the hopsu cf Michael Wyan-1, in said town ship. The Electors of Mi Hie Wood berry township i to meet at-the house of Henry Ftuek in tae village of Woodb.-rrv. in said township. Th.* Electors of South Wood berry, township to meet at the house occupied by Jacob Osier, in s id township. At which time An I place the qualified Elec tor* uriilo'wct Iff ballot. One person for Canal Commissioner of thi Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. One person for Auditor General of the Corn monwe.'.'th of Pennsylvania. One for Surveyor General of the Coimmiiiwealth of Pennsyivanii. O.ic person, in c.o junction with tli2 counties of Adams, "Franklin, J-nniaa anl Fulioa, to represent ti ii D'striet in Congress. Two persons, in connection with the counties of Cambria and Fulton, r<> fill the office of members of the House of Representatives of Penrisvlvduia. One person for the otfic-: of Associate Jadg of Uedl .rt county. Ore person tor the oMae of Couuty Surveyor of Bedford county. Two persons fortiie office ofCommissioaerof Bedford county. One person for the office of Poor Director of Bedford conn tv. Two persons for the office of Auditors of Bedford county. One person for the office of District Attorney. One p rsoa fot th : office of Coroner of Bed ford ennty. 017"I'he election to he opened between the hours of 8 and Itl o'clock in the forenoon, hy a pniilic proclamation, ami to be kept open until seven o'clock in the evening, when the jvills sh'.ll he closed. NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN, '•That any person, excepting Justices of tire l'eace, who shall hold ally office or appointment of profit 1 r trust under the U died States, or ol this State, or any city or corporate 1 district, whether a commissioned efficcr or otherwise a subordinat 1 officer, who is or shall tie employed under the legislature, executive or ju iici.ry d •- pirtment of this State, or oT the United States or of any incorporated district, and also t very member Of Congress and of the State Iregislatur,-; and of the sefdcj or common Co on. cil of av tiiy, or commissioner of any incor porated district; is by law iuctptble of holding or exercising at the time, the office or appoint ment of judge, inspector or cleric, of any elec tion of this cumin itiwcalih, and no inspector judge or other officers of such election, shall be eligible to bo voted for." And the said Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act~relating to elections ol^this common wealth;*' passed July 3d 18J0, further provides, us fol lows. to wit: "Titat the inspectors and judges shall meet at tire respective pi ices app mtud for holding the election in the district to which they re spectively belong, before 9 o'clock on the iiiorQiog o.' the dd Tuesday of October, and each said Inspector shall appoint one "Clerk, who shall be a qualified .voter oi such dis trict. ' In case the person who tlitf hive received the s.-cood highet numtier of votes for inspec tor, shall not attend on the day of any elec tion, then the person who shajl hivo received the see.m I Wghest.aumlwroi votes for judge at the next preceding election, shall act a* in spector in his plane. And in case the person who has received 'he highest number of votes lbr inspector shall not attend, the person elect ed jndg.r shall appoint an insprctor in his place .and in c ise the person elected judge shall not attend then the inspector who received the highest nu.*.iher votes shall appoint a judge in bis place, and if any vacancy snail continue in the hoard for the space of one hour before the lime Used by taw for the opening of the elec tion, the qualified voters of the tuwrship, ward or district for which such i ftieer shall hive lieen elected, present at the place of election, shall elect one of their number te fill such va caney. "It sliall bo tho duty of tho s?vcral assessors respectively, to attend at the placo of holding every general, special, ot township election, during the whole tinto slid election is kept op en for the purpose of giving informatiou to the inspectors, and judge, when called on, in rels ♦ion to the right of any person assessed by tl)em to vote at such election, and on such other imt t.-rs in relation to th" assessment of voters, as th * said inspector, or either of them, shall from time to time require. "No person shall be permitted to vote at any election as aforesaid, than a white freem in of the age of twenty-one years or more, who shall lmve resided in this Stat at least one year, an 1 in the election district whore.be olfLrs to vote *t least ten day s immediately preceding snch election, "nil within two years paid a state or county tax, which shall have been sa shed at least ten day* before the elect ma.— But a citizen of the United States, who lus previously lawn a qn.ViS-d voter of this State and removed theretram u l returned, and who has resided in the election district an I paid afuiesai l. ahsll be entitled to vote after test ting in this State six months; Urovi led: That tho!ijt freeman, cft : *en*of tlwrlTuitod *ftato'i, between Ike age* of twenty-one anj twjnry two year*, fcava rwritte i in I lie flection district teu day* aawforsaat i, shall bo entitled to Vote. Uh wigh Usey shall not have paid Lxe BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE. "No person shall be admitted to vote whose name is not contained in tiie list of taxable in habitants furnished tiy the commissioners unless First, he produce a receipt lor the payment within two years of a state or county tax as sessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give satisfactory evideueu, either bis own oath or affirmation ol another, that he has paid such a tax, or on failure of payment thereof; Second, if ho claim a right to vote by being an elector between tbe ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, shall depose on oath or affirmation, that he has resided in the state at ieat one year next before his application, an-J m tite sij z'i proof, of residence in the district as is required by this Act, aud he does verily beiieve, Ironi the ac counts given him that huisol the age aforesaid and give such other evidence as is required t,y this Act, whereupon the name oi the person so admitted to vote aha if be iusei t.,1 in Ike alpha betical list by the inspector, aud a note made opposite thereto, by writiugtiie Word '-lax." il bo shall be admitted to voty by reai|ou of hav ing p.iid tax, or t ie Word * 'age," if he shall be admitted to vote by reason oi age, and it: either case the reason of such vote shall bo call ed out to the cloras, who shall tnake ;h j like note ;ti tlje list of voters kppt by them. "in all cases where the name of the person claiming to vote is not found on flic list furnish ed by the commissioners and as-sesors, or his right to vote whether found tliereon or not, is objected ti> by any qualified citizen, it shall be tiie duty of the inspectors to examine such person on oath as to his qualifications, apd if he claims to have resided within the state for oue year or mure, his oath shill tc sufficient proof thereof, but he sh ill make proof by at least oue competent witness who shall be a qualified elec tor, that be has resided within tie- district for more than ten days next immediately preceding said election, and shall also himself swe if tli.it Ilia bonall le residence, in pursuance of his law-, tut catling, is within the district, and tha the did uot remove in the said district for the pur pose of voting th.•rein. "Every person qualified as aforesaid and who shall make due proof, if required, of his resi dence, and payment of taxes as aforesaid, sbaii be adru'tte I to voty iu thy township ward, or district in which he shall reside. "If any person shall prevent or attempt to prevent any officer ul an election, under this Act from holding such election, or use or threa ten violence to ny such officers, and shall in terrupt or Improperly interfere w ilb him in the execution oi his duty, shall block or attempt to block op the wind-,w or avenue to ar.y window where the s one Ik? holding, or shall riotously disturb the peace of such election, or shall use or practice any intimidation, threats, force, < r overaw any elector, or to prevent him from vot ing, or to restrain the freedom of choice, such peisons on conviction shall be fined ia any sum not exceeding Ave hundred dollars, and tola* imprisoned f>r any f.; irr „ jt |_. SB than one mir mors thin twelve month*, aud if it shall be shown to the court where trial of such otfence shall be had, tbxt the jierso., so offending was not a resident of the city, ward, district or town ship where the sfid offence wis committed, and not entitled to Vote th rein; then, on conviction lie shall he sentenced to pay a fine of not less than one hundred nor more than one tboysuiid dollars, and bo imprison <1 not hiss than six month nor more than two veirs. "If ny person r persona shall make any l.-t or wager upon tfai result of any e'eetion within this commonwealth, or offer to make any such bet or *pajnr, either by verbal prod tin at ion thereto, or-by an-" written or print<d advertise ment chillengy r invite any person or persons to make such bet or wugei, upon conyjetion thereof he or they sl| ill forfeit and pay. three times the mount so hat or otf.-re I to 'w net." And the Judges of the respective districts aforesaid, aEC required to meet at the Court House, In th • B<jrvngh of Bed for 1, oa Friday next following the holding of si id election then and there to perform these things required bf them by law. D >ted at Bedford, tlie 29th dav of August, A. D.1H16. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff- Aug. 29, IH.J6. 1 BY AUTHORITY. hesolutiou Proposing AinrndnicnN (o (he fon >l if til iou oi (be ComnioiiiTfalih. Resolved by fkt Senate end Howe of Re pre ten la tires of the Cf.rmncmreotlh of f'ennyi'ia)aa iti Gei'crai .hsrtiibt'y met, That the follow ing amend ments are j ropuspd to the constitution of the cou 111011 wealth, it! acconlauee wifu the provi sions of the tenth iyr',icie ihcjeof, rinsi ajiL.NDMCxr. There shall be an additional article to ;ii-l constitution to be Tctisnated as qrticle eleven, as follows: laxipps 51. OK PUBLIC DEBTS. Sictiok I. Tbe state may contract debts, to supply casual tleticits or failures iu revenues, •>r to me .I expenses nut otherwise provided for; hut the aggregate amount of such debts direct and contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one or more acts of the general as scß'hly, or at 4'dvrent periods of fioie. shall never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, auu the money arising from the creation of such dehts, shall tie appik I to the purpose for which it was obtained, or to repay the <1 "Ms so contracted, and to no other purpose what ever. Section 2. In addition to the above liinltt-cl power I'K state may contract debts t<> repel in v itiioa. suppress iusurrectiun, defend the state in war. or tie redeem the present out.stati i.iig_ indebtedness of the st ite; but the money aris ing from the contracting of sueh (lehts, siiali ho applied to tlio porjn.se for which it was raise I. or to repay.inch debts, ami to no other purpose whatever. .SECTION 3. Except the debts aliove speciti si. in sections one and two of this article, no deb! whatever shall he created by, or on behalf of the st4t. SECTION t. To provide for tiie pcyment of the present deht, and any additional debt con tracted its Store said. the'legLslalure shall, at its first session, after.tiie adoption of this amend ment. create a sinking fund, which shall be SUlliiient to pay the acciuiug interest on such debt, and anaaails to reduce tnc principal there, of bv a sum not leas than two hundred an I fifty thousand dollars) which sinking food sha'i Con sist- of the net annual income of the public : works, from time to tttua owned by the xt ife, ! or the proceeds of the s-tle vt flic S'tspi, or atjy ; . ;>urt thereof, an-.l of the income or proceeds of' sale of stocks owned by the state together with 1 other funds, or resources, that may be dcsigiu- : led t.v law. The said sinking fund may be iti ! crvas -d, from time >o time, by assigning to it i ; any part ot the taxes, cr other rcveou-s of the ; , sbtte, not required for the ord'ujaty uu.l current | expenses of government, and unless In case of! war, invasion or iusnrrection, no jiart of the ; said sinking fund shall be used or applied oth erwise than in extinguishment of the public debt, until the-wmount ot such debt is reduced ( lie low the sum of five mijlious of doll ,rs. Sccrtox &. The credit of the coiitiaonwealth shall not iu any tmtuner, or event, lie ple-lg j i-'d, or iu.uici to, any itidivtfinal, couipa ny, ebrjibraifiotji or association; nor shall the eoniTuonvve.tltli hereafter become a joint owner, or st. in any company, association, ot corporation. Si-criox ti. The commonwealth sha.l not aa sniuo the debt, or ocy part thereof, at aisy county, clfy, Mwirotigh, or township; or of any corp-iraliotf, or paiuttation; unless such debt .shall hbve been contracted to enable the state to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrec tion, defend itself ia time of war, - r to assist tiie state in the discharge of any portion of its pr -a- t i id.-b:. lucas. Sxct'iax 7. The legislature shall not ati!hs>riz any cunty, city, borough, township, of ia >.-r porated d strict, by virtue <>f a vote of its citi zens, or otherwise, to hee->!ue a stockholder iu any cnnipaity, assyciatton. or corptr itiou; or to obtain litotier for, or loan its credit to, any corporaMca, associitinu, institatiun or party. BECOXO AUMtDHKNT. There fc'tall' be au additional article U> said (-oosfitiiiidn, to be designated ua article XII, as fulloW ; article XH. OF NEW COUNTIES. No county shad be divided by a lino cutting off over one-tenth o( its population, (either to form a new county or otherwise.) without the express assent of such county, by a vole of the electors thereof) nor shall any new county lie established, containing less than four hundred square miles. Titian AMEWOHKXT. From section two of the first article of the constitution, strike out the words, "q f the eity ■ of Pidiadtiphia, UIMI of tuck county respectively;" | troni section five, of same article, strike out the words, --of PhihktpkU and of the t'v:ril coun ties;" if to section seven, same article strike ! out the work, onrilher the city of Philadelphia i nor rffcjf," and insert in If if thereof the words, t "and no;' -u I strike out section four, same ar ticle. ind in lijti fh -reot insert the following: "SKCrtox 4. In the year one thousand eight hundred aa.l sixty-four, and in every seventh year thereafter, represent ttives to the number of one hundred, shall be apportioned and dis tributed equally, throughout the state, by dis tricts. in proportion to the number of taxable inhabitants in the several parts thereof; except that any county containing at least three thq , sand five hundred taxobies, may lie allowed a I scji ate representation; but no more than tluve counties shall be joined, and no county shall be divided, in the formation of a district. Any city containing a sufficient number of taxable* to cntirie it to at least tw i representatives, shall li.iv a c*-p irate re preservation assigned it, and shall ha divided into convenient districts ofaon tigttotu territory, of eqtt il taxable population as near as may be. o.ioh of which districts shall elect one reorosenf itive." At the end of section seven, same article, in sert these words, -the city of I'dlaJelphiu shall be divuUd into single senatorial dis'ricls, of co.i tiguous territory as nearly equal La taxable popu lation as possible; but no tcord shall be divided in the fortrijUion thereof." Ibe legislature, at Op. first session, after the adoption of thi- amendment, shall divide the city ol Philadelphia into gjua'orial ami rtpre •>-ntative districts, iu tiie miim-r above pi ,vid eal; jueb districls to remain unchanged until the apijoriiouniortt in tins year one thousand eight hundred an l sixty-four. rorarii .twE.vrotEKT. To be section *ivj, Jriiclc i. The legislature shall have the power to s'tcr, revoke, or annul, any charter of incorporation hereafter conferred by, or under, any special, or general law, whenever in their opinion it may lie injurious to the citizens ol the com monwealth; ill so At. manner. £,'/w.:Ver, that no j injustice sbull be done to the corporator*. Is Sexats. .IpriL 21, 18-16. Rtseioed, That this resolution pass. On the first amendment, yeas 24. nays f>. 0 the sec ond amendment, yeas Ih.mvs (i. On tb.: third nnieriifnient, yeas 2, nays 1. Ou the rourtb amenlatent, yeas 23, nays 4. Extract from the Journal. THOMAS A. MAGUIKE, Clerk. 1.1 llol'Sfc or kEPRRSEXTATIVf.B, I -Ipril 21, 18-3 G. ) Ruelred, That this resg'utioti pass. On the first amendment, yeas 72, nays 24. Oil the se cond amendment, yeas Kit. nays 2->. On tUc iltird amendment, yeas 04. nays 2o; and on the fourth amemliueni, yeas t>9, nays lij. Extract from the Journal. W'U.!.l.\M JACK, Ciak. SK.-HETAST'S Oman, I AG. CUItTiX, ]' lcl, .ipul 44, Ihoo. j dec. of ike C.vn'th. SmaETART'S OFP- r. I IT*rrUk&rg; Jsnr 2j, 1396 J Pennsylvania, ss r* f d j certify that the shove and fbyegoirig is a true and correct >tw of the original '-Resolu tion! relative to an amendment of the Constpu lion" as the same remains ori fik i:i this •office. r 2"9fiKSS!fe 1" t alimony whereof 1 have boot 's ut fo • lit) hand and caused to be A liiity- ; ike. seal i f the Secretary's Otlioe the day ami tear above written. A. G- CURTIX, Secretary of the CouiiaviuruiUh. •In isiSAfK, .ipri! 21, I85t. Resolution prop- sing amendments to tin- ConetitniUua of tins Common vealth, Uittg un. der cou&i Juration, On the questiott, Will the Senate agree to the ti:st aun i.la ment / '! he yeas an 1 nays were taken agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution, and wa re Ss follow, V 1 : V; ,a - M s;s. Ilrr wne, Btteknlov.. Crowed). Evans, Ferguson. "Eienniken, Huge, ingrani. Jamison. Knott, I.iubuch Lewis. M'Ciintoek, Pripe, Sellers, Shimon, Souther, Strauh, Tag g.irt, Walton, Welsh, Wherry, Wiiidns and Plait. Speaker —2l. Ssrt -Messrs. Orahb, Gregg. Jordan, Mel linger and Pratt—s. So the question was determined i the af fi- niative. On the question, Will the Senate agree to the second amend ment I The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution and vote as. follow, v i/.: VSAS—Messrs. Browne. Buekdor, Crei'-roll, Evans, Uqge, Ingram, Jamison. Knox, 1.1)1- b*eb, Lewis, M'CiiutocK, Sellers, Shutm.ii, Souther, Straub, Walton, Welsh, Wherrv and \V ilk iris—l Nays Messrs, Crabb, Ferguson, Gregg, Pratt, Piica and Piatt, Spctker— 6. So the question was determined in the af firmative. On tiie question, Will toe tie me agree to the third amend ment ? The yeas ntjd nays were taken agreeably to the Constitution, and were as follow, viz : YEVS—Messrs. Browne, Buvkal, w, Crabb, Gross Well. Evans, Fe.gttson, FtCrimip-n. Huge. Ingraili, Jamison, Jordan, Knox, Luuoaoh, Lewis, MtUinlock, Melhliger, Pratt, Price, .Sellers. Simm.ui, Souther, Straub, Taggurt, \\ alt on, Welsh, IV berry, VYitkia* and Piatt, ypc.ik*r-~- 2S. XtM—Mr. Gregg—l. So the question was dctermiucJ in the af fimitirt. Uu the question. Will the Senate agree to the fourth amend in er-t ? The yeas and „ays were taken agrer-aMy to the Cottstiinlion, and wcF* 148 follow, viz : YE VS —Messis. Browne, Bnc&dL-w, OresswoH, Evans, Flenikcn, Hoge, lugram. Jamison, Jor dan, Knox, Latihnch. Lewis. M'Ctontock, Price, Sellers, Slmnian, Soother, Strartb, Walton, Welsh, Whc-tiy, Wilkiita and Piatt, Speaker 23. a hi VTS —Messrs. Crnbb, Gregg, Mellinger and Pratt—4. So the question was dctcrmirft-d in the af firm ativc. Journal of the House of Representatives April 21. 1856. l'Uo yets and nays were*taken apTo-psldy to" the provisions of the C-mstiution, ami oa the (Jrt proposed am e ltd in mi t, were ax follow, viz: YEAS—Messrs. Anderson. pg&t6s\ B-Yl-!n, Ball. Beck, (Lyyomjng,) Beck, (York,) Bern hiird, Boyd, Buyer. Browu, Bt usli, Buchanan, Caldwell, Camptwll. Carty. Craig, Crawford, Pnwdall. P.tt*>!l. Pu-ter, Gets, llabies. liant l, Harper, Quips, 11 lulu, 11 lit, Hi'leg.ts, Hippi.v, Hob isih, llii-iace'ter, I nt lirie, Ttigntm, Imtis, lev,'in, Johns. Johnson, liaporte. Lel-o. Loogater, Lovett. M'Calniont, Monfaomi-rv. Mo>rhend. .Vonnem >ch.-r. fltr, Pearson, Phelps, purcyll. Kamsuy llocil. Rein lu.ll, Kjrt.il.-, Uaborts. Shrunk, Smith, ( \Tt gh,-iy,) Smith, (C imbri-i.) Sui'th. (Wyoming,) Strousiu Theiipvrii. Vail. Wbnth.n. Wright, (boMphiii.) V-right, (Luiicrne,) Zimmerman a d Wft shi, Spc/i ki't-~7\l. XAVS -Messrs. Augustine, Barry, Clover, djobonrn, Buck, Fry, Fulton, 6t)M. tJiWat ;iky, Hamilton, Hancock, Housekeeper, llunt- ; fcei . Leisenring, Msg Haan ' nt t, isi,cfsoi-. Salisbury, Smith, (TMnLulc!- i phip.) Walter, WinLrod* and Yeirsby—2l. ; Soitfie <iaesttH 'was. detcnmowd in the atßr- 1 marive. t On the question. Will the Houie agree to tfis second attend- I stent. The yeas and n tys wefe taken, and were as follow, viz: Anderson. Backus, Baldwin, ) Bail, Buck, (Lycoming,) .Bock, (Turk.) Bern. Iwrd, Boyd Brown, Brush, Buchanan. Cvid well, Campbctf, Catty, Craig, Fuuioid, Poster 2 (Mil, 11 linos, Fbiniel, Harper, ileitis, IJibb, Hill, Hillegas, Hippie, Ho'eomb, Hunsecker. ' I rubric, Ingham, Imi is, Irvrin. Joans. Johnson. : i Laporte, I,oho. I.ongaker, Loyvtt, Moabiioni .M Cattliv, .M'Cotnh, Mangle, Tifenenr, Miller, Montg.-rusry, Moorheal, Nuunenia her, Orr, i Pearson, I'ttrcdl, Ramsey, Reed, Kciqhold, I ltiddle, Robert#, Shenk, Smith, (Allegheny,) | Stronsß, Vail, tVli .llon, (Luzerne,) i Zimmerman., ami Wright. Speaker —Co. NtH-Mw August;.,c, Bavrv, Clover, i Edingue, Pry, Fulton, (laylerd, GiwVtney, Ha ; iiiilt'Jt). Hancock, Hiveoekor, Lei*e':iins, Ma. ' !?'••, Manl-y, M orris, Mwuinia, IMuersoti, Phelps. saiiihurv, 'Smith. (Cambria,) Thpoip- : | son, Waiter, Wmtrpde, SXrigid, (UituphfriA j | and Vcars ley —lit. So the question was deferraleed in the affir nutire. On the question, Will the llouso agree to the third amenl iuen ! The ye is and naya were taken, and were aa follow, vug : YEAS—Messrs. Anderson, Jkwku#, Baldwin, Hall, Beck, {Lycoming.) Beck. (Turk.) Bem feard. Boyd. Boyer. Brown, Bucintaao. Caid wcil. Cuuipheil. Carty, Craig, prawiord, Ediitg er, Faun rid. Foster, Fry. Getz. Haines, HarneL lUipejr, H-- ins Hibbs fljU, llHtegxs, Hipr.!,- ItoicOmh. Ileus k-. per. liabrie, Ingham, Inids. Irwin. Johns, Johnson, Laporie. LeUo, Longt ker, Lovett. M'Cnfnioia, M'Ooiulj, Mangle, Menetr. .Miller, Montgomery, ffHnnom.te.ber. Orr. Pearson. Ft mips, Pirrcelt, Ramsey, Reed. Kiddie, Shfiit. Smith, (Allegheny./ Sinilh (Cumbria,) Smith, (Wyoming,) Thompson. \V ballon, Wright, (Dauphin,) Wright, (Lu zerne,) and Z-'m merman -01. S\tb Messrs. Barry. Cforer, Coboara, Dock, Dow lul. Fultoq, Gay'ord, Gtbbonev, ll:ii.lib. on, Hancock, Huneker, Lcisenring! M 'Canity, Ma gee, Mai.ley, Moorhe \ W Morris'. Patterson. Keiuh. Id, Roberta, Salisbury. Wal ter. Wiutrode, Yearsley and Wright. Sneaker So tlie question was determinated in the af firmative. On the question, W ill the ldousu agree to the fourth aarcu i meut I 1 ne ye is and nays were taken, and were as follow, viz : Y'kas—Messrs. Anderson, Rackns. Ball, Beck. (Lycoming.) Beck. (York,) B.ruhard, lloyl. Buyer, B;i wn, Brush, Buchanan, Caldwell. Campbell. Carty. Craig, Crawford, Dowd.ill, K dinger, F unsold, Foster. Frv. z, Ilaotcl Harper. Ileitis, Hihhs. Hill* fliliegis, If pun Hilcomb, Housekeeper, lluiwecker, Ininrle Innis, Irwin, J..hi.son, Laporte, Lebo. Lo'iga ker, Lovett, M'Cahuunt, M'Carrhy, M'Ccn.b Single, Mepsar, Miller, Montgomery, Moor head, Ji nnawaacher, Orr, Pearson. Phelps Parcel I, Ramsey, Reed. Reiuhoid, Kiddie. Rob erts. Shook, Smith, (Cambria.) Smith, (Wyom ing.) Thompson, Vail, Walter, VFh.ilion, Vl'right, (Luzerne,) Yearsley, Zimmerman and Wright, oprafrcr—Bit. Mats—Messrs. Barry, Clover, Cohotim, Ful ton, Githaney, Ilaines, Hancock, lluneker, log'.am, I.eisenring, Ma gee, Man ley. Morris, Patterson, Salisbury, and W'mtrode—id. S<> the question was determined in the af firmative. SKCaKTART's OI'FK'E, I Unrriifarg, June "7. lfcoG. { feiii.itjiVGntt}. ~s ; I do certify tltr.r the a'>o3 and is a true and correct copy .if the .yJas" and "Nays'' taken on the liesulutio i proposing .m*.lments to the Constitution of the Co*n raonw esttft, as the same appears ■> the Jour nals of the nr.) Housed Of 'the Genera! Assent hh- of this roiiinioii'.v.iiith for flu; session of is:, <3; ■J itoess roy harei and the seal of .| Mi l ofiioe. this twenty-seventh day ww.-a,*i- ■' f June, one thousand eight hnnd rsa aiai A. G. CUR TIN Serrefcry of th* Cotnmcuireaok. July 11, 13C6.-i>m. HtiSK Mitt GOOBS T rut: fouiwtw; sToau. THE itrtt}ersignf:| are jo at receiving and open ing at colonnade store a fresh supply of jj t W Goods, consisting in part of Xeodie worked CoUars, Black Silt au.t Fuk-i Mitts. \ssoite.i Coh.rU Kid Gtqves, Bonnet and Mantn 1 Ribbon, hiick Silk Cr.ivats, Fmifv Oattimrr*, Mjrvno (Jasiiuera.. Black Gro be Rhine Silks, Beits Assorted Colors, Hosiery ol aii kinds, Also n prime lot of Groceries, consisting ia part of Sugar, Cnflbe, Tea, S.) reps, Molasses. Rice, InJig", Tobacco, kc. fcc. d. k J. V. SHOEMAKER. August Ist 1830. 1 : ! !v,:i 1;,1 eni.. e! .a',',.') to * I (■;— o. --no Ti; I I 4- .;t % Ata Tw. ws MtrA, .OfT-A, icjfviUu. he., ai i ...... . a. - . •• J r I 1 C vurjcu .a -rl-irobfj iul *'! '.)* •riai L. ir v. serve ash !- OS , • P.. i e-e. B-et.-X V, y PI. AMi RO.ID XOTIC E. V'OTiCB S hereby given that the sth an I fi 1..M ir.st-ihnen: of the slock si.tftcril>ed to til.' Hopewell and Bloody Bun PUuk aud furu piko Road, wt'l be due and payable at the oHice , -..f the Treasurer on the 254 of August, iust. Suits will he iiuinediately inslitoted ior the! collection ol all subscriptimss unpaid alter that i day. By crdtr of tbe JHltmr lof Mainige.s. . JNO. MOiVER, Treasurer. Bedford, Aug. 15. 1854;. pißmiisiiiP. JO US CLARK i 3Vm. A. &. CLARK having formed a partnership ;iu the I.tuning 4-c.,) the business heretofore canted on iq -SahcUa..urg by John Clark will now be comiqutud by sud in the uiiiio of Join. Clark and Sou. N OTIC is, . " PERStIXS, having unsettled accounls with the undersigfi-sd ar. cslte-l upon to attend to thon promptly and have them close!.- More parrienbrrty acconts that have Heaii staudimi 1 s .me time, should, and mitsi be '..fttsnded to; any ! if flu a .mo cases persona are not prepare !to eiasc l'ullv. they ojust ai least .o'tend to t)i<w. JOHN CLARK. i March 14, 1856—3 m, /m. Z2 .-m st w JllE aubsciibera take this method of inform- J the people of Buitonl County that tltey t|-e opt .ted a Wboltttfe nut Rcfail Clouting rtpvr.'rt Xo. ft", l.r.vd's Uotf," IT3'f*nayfiri, i' 1. ... .i i a.;! .t ail triMM have oa loin I aigre supply tot every arttels in il'.j Ctotipng {.ipe. Tlwy srartkt M tibtas.itl to s<i> nil their I. ifr.ds it t!i"ir esta.-!ih nontv - S. HKBSirMAX, M SHOFXntuL. ftuMS 8, IHMJIf -- JLUL>I ; i good Urtnd i?oy'. y :al?Sfolf-lVti , ;l the Tanning Ite.dneto*. Apply innnclhtdj. '• Aug. "jy, 1853 £ SilCl'K, ft Co. I*. H. Shires' SifiJHfcf .SHOP. fjlilE re?p.-irifu:iy ar. )0 ,;,, Col tc Jr. ''. C , / Bcdf ..-auiid adjoining < Xj - ati , l.v.?,ar.d the p;r."C in general, that he has now o hand at ma Shop in li,vlford. , Krge anaort t' .. t. x nHie!; includes nla 1 31 AvJ/iISE. It will hi PKKMI'IJM flliaT Mat onr Cotttrfr ) iir hut ihl! It is ZTTXV* of th - re'- ' "!'■ 7 S '' Mach'Bf? ini'h.rF, " ! T lw ' - r ' l a b"v.tomb lotfr , er ~ :li1 , ° Ur " Ul . ■* well-kaown and duriiij'i'r ! |' a tbich, for strength Farmers will JSiH 2T™'\ rrl i° r " rLh hW,dace,-man tt = I<jlfa - / v^. VUd e . ITorsca, Grain, LaXr chines of tiim^teS tk-ne on the .wLtfe tS ?f .he very oust material, Ami , t Ute ahorteTt no. E7-AH opp Machines WA.-rar.tcl 05c vear jf PETER 11. SHIRES, August J, 1850. Maciaacet. SETTLE UP. ' i:, T' Having disfmsed of Ms Store to S •.ifir.!, is tlemroMs o; cl .siuj up bj, . o '' KS * Ai. prison* iudelji. d to him nrctcqnes e<i to softie up immediately. Hi* books will bo ir. t.iii liun.ii, ol Mr. Job .Vi. Suovmaker. till tirst July next. 1. -• is tn itiKinl to bts friends for Hte vet" ?. mro l s support they tore yielded bint smek bis Coji;:nenceiß:iit in this place and cordinifv ivc- Mr, Jon M h'hoeuk<T, Aitt vottue inaa ol good business habits. f strict hoiettv, • .p-i-ity ni d integrity, and won v. jtl not fajt to ytie geticiiil autißliietion to U¥ c.stonier* and ti.epuoitc, BLIAS M. FISHfE 3i alc. li, l 6' AJ -4>ua. • - A. Fx, Jordan. LAW PART VEKSHIP. KHig- & jordHß, 1 kuLifjs at Law, BEDFGP PA., \FILL practice in the : iveral Coorta of Bed- If ford and u ljnining counties. Ag :oc;es, C '.h;ctM>r:s. an 1" all olhcr huafoess intrusted tr. thofr care will be j.-'ronttly aadlaiUt lully aitetKled to. • 'FI ICE in Juliana bfret. formerly cfcttpieo) by D. H. HnStu, Esq., and more recetotly jn tjjo oCdtpairOy of Jo* Jlsijii, K>n. January, 5, iodS. W'M. SECAPFBR. , MERfBiSiT T.IILOB, OCT.D announce to hts f< rtrer patrons, T v an t the pnbiic cem-rally that he hanjust ec.-ive.l, irotn I'h.lade'phia, a large and well se eded assortment of the most choice Cloths. Lrssituens and Vesting*—also stimmcr weir of very description, to which he invites the atten tion of purchasers. His eloths, etc., were te locted Wiffi great care, and he can recopiniend | Hem sis being equal, at least, to any to be fouud in the place. /& also keeps Heady-mule clo thing of every d-scripf ion, at very low price* and is pr-pired to cut and make garments on tbo shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Ha respectfaity invite* the public to give him a ca!l v Bedford, Jn n 6, I c 53, i>A(iti.ItR2:GTYPE;> 4 mhiHiTVPgg. f) E ADEIi have yon hoard of Getty; iniati!- ■ able Daguerreotypes > If not, go at once to •lis saloon and sew for yourself, and if a on want a likeness of yourself or friends as true as tiatnrs and art combined can tucke it, that is the placo to get it. Lf yw Wirt a picture put tip in the nfi -proved style and of the best materials—or jfi short it you want the tyorlh ol your ntcttcy in it splendid Daguerreotype or AmWemfo, gj to GBTTYS, As he is the rnyv arist in Bedford cottcfv wRs can take the new style of Daguerreotypes and Arohroti pes. lie |1V8 r.o pains to give full satisfaction an ! J permits no picture to go out until he is ccr4- Ident :t wM do so. IhivingjtiNt returned from thuEastltoisinpof i session of all t?i - late improvments fn the art, J and can assure liis patrons th*{ he can furnish | then) with h style of pictures not tabep by any j other person in the coitrtr. Rooms at the "Exchange Building" or Odd j fellows Hall—immediately above tins store of A. B. Cramer. T. R. GFTTTS, Jr. ,'nne fith, 18*5. HARD ?/AEE STORE! The sHleribcr woull announce to his ©IA rim Is aud th public in general, that Ite hps removed his HARDftWKE STORE to the new hulking second d- u-.v-sf of the Ihsdfbr i Ho tel- "her< he has just received and opened an extensive assortment of Hardware, embracing almost tvery article th that line of hai>m*s. His stock ot SADDLEUV is ol the b;st quality and wes selected with grett cure. Ife wottl 1 respectfully inviio all in want of articles ia Uio Hii.dwuic line, to give him a call, sntisfi.ai that he Ot!! please ail who lo so. JOUST ARNOLD. May 23, 1855. ' •**. 1 CLOTHING STORE. 1 THE subscriber has removed his Clothing Ito're tithe roam next d ear to the oiSce of l>r. Watson,avhere he baa on hand, and will con stuntly keep, a general assortment eif Cwathlng ior ST and JBuya, which he will the most re.tson.tblv terms, and to which he respectfully invites the alt cation of purchasers. ISAAC LIITEL. In" bid A!. \ CO, 18C6. JOB MANS, O. II." Spang. ]AIT I'AliTNiiSSiUP.—The uwtersigue -1 have associated themselves in the prartic® ot the Law, .'.i:>l wBl promptly attend to all busti nsrs entrusted to their care ia Letlfuid acd a<l oialn'g counties. ou Julian tin sircet, three doors s >utho! Menge 1 House and*eppostte the resi dence of Maj. Tate. MAXX & SPANG. June ;>-t — last tf. Special \oilcp 4 I.L persons indebted to the tlnuof3upp& x*.Ost-.T are respectfully and earnestly re tnos ied to make immediate payment. The boosa sreinthehan.lsof4J.lv. Kupp, fr eOtfeatkm, ! and must positively be closed, wr friend t wfco ! are ia smsn will please consult their itneiest j by attending te> this notice at once a.i i not put i us under tim t<ni-le*wu accrt&ity.al making i them pay coda. y Bedford May, Id, ISdfJ—2su. ~ i.ook or v is s rptllK Hooks and Nates of Pet or' Rudely gh A are toft Wno hands, for ©totleciivu. lVv . sct.s WottUl do Well to call and settle ct onto T cofcts will be addyd to Otetw. SAMUEL RABEBAUGn, j March 11. IS.SG-tf. t onf€Ciita:ry i)si.ibiis6raem. J V,*. iWbm. tffli wntfniK* t<> L-cp ou.li*d : E%tw-ai mit-s fruit*. cakustnvi Jx>n\ lta <44 j si and %few doors M*e>rof' Briefs ! Ihafibfhi p.t tpr kssoUcfl the fStrfn ' age of the puiillc. 1 Aug 22. DM.
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