I 50,000 K.AKE:S F 4JRRFIF ? '
I
I "ml the IhiloVring exacts from a c^uecb
I
I in llflOjtta which h- sdroeaTofl the re*
M tueiio* uttifc# .to the Enropean standard!
8 We nuderstand the Loeofocos in easrd Mr.
I ir.trnd to putuowu
I 'o price of tahor to ten cenls a day imma
■
I y to try the experiment i!
I Won't sotsicof oar hard fisted laboring men
I ; v to Mb. Buchanan nt W iioatlabd for
I t |, o situation without delay?
I Ilsre'a his in favor <rf th re-
I I.in Germany, where the currency foriy.
■ .. -tilic. and the cost i.f everything is UEDUU*
I ;• > ft bird money -Liittlirrd-a piece of broad-
I >; can be tnanufa turol for fifty dolhir#-, th..-
I V - inuftetnte Of which. In our country from the
8 1; . ii of paper currency would cost one
8 I 'ii. ! do'lurs. Tlie foreign French and
B j. i mmniUetarer imports this cloth iatu
B 1„ a:n"v mid soils U for aJatadrcd. Does
8 •' .'.. %rr person p-ic-iv: th dLb icdun liiicy
B -lut-s of
' 1 per rejit in favcr of ffitf manufacturer.
•: t'.riu of prirtvntlon, Hale**lt amounted
, . *.)hihith>n. rottlJ copnteiaiet these nilv-ant 1-
J: 1 favor of foreign mathiflfotuitss. I would
;;-.ftven that I could arouse the attention of
manufacturer of the h i'.tbrrtb this impor
. ■ • Mii.jv-t. --®. ",tu
.•That is the icts.-.n ih.il. with all these a i
■ <ni with the p.rotecrfvc duties which ■
. q- iwsu'lorl to the domestic manufacuiK' of '
•roe, v,e oaotidt obtate esclqsiyepossession ot i
Ironic m irk'd, and successfully contend f-w I
.r: r:.q of the world? If is simply hdcausc |
•uimtfaclpre at the nominal prices of"oar i
tted currency, and are compelled to s. u 1
t p... r 1! prieesk-of other nations. REDUCE
iil'ii NOMINAL T# TIIE REAL STAND-
A t;:> or i RICES TdIROUGHOUT THE
d'OSLD. .v.J yon cover our country with it lea- j
aings and hcnclfts.
• •Tlie coinpurative LOA" PRICES of France
•: Germany' ha-. ..if- r led such a stlirnliwi* ,
I.rlr munuf'.cturcs, that they are now rapidly ex
-1,. ding themselves, and would obtain possession
1 no SMALL decree, even of the English home
,t: rr IT M"ERF! NOT FOR THEIR
PKDTETING DUTIES' H'hile British umu
j- c' s SR.: now languishing, those of the
I.T at-.- sjaiiiging into A healthy and
* igorous esiuonce."
UOTICEI
U. & !i. T. R. R. (0,
IN cOßneiftlon with tU • Tennhi li.iil Road
: i'.viv, are now Shipping, without delay, lie
• ■ ... 1 IL>i'EivEf.L and Pilade!| liiaor Bakintore,
.i t ll.tali. 3Ion) at the following low
rv s viz:
Aii'flCLES of Ut and 2.1 Class. Dry Goods.
,1 • I: . 1, Rags, N dls. Pork. Iron, aad nier
rally, at .3-'AHS2J cents per JOO lbs.
ARTICLES of 3r ! class. Bacon. Blooms,
1 r'C , Fish, Pig uvct.d, No., at 43 cents per 100
ARTICLE* of -lib IroD, Fish, Salt,
.'.•liS, k<\, at 28 its. P r 100 lbs.
'LOUR. TCcents per bbl by CirL >\l.
, tie above rites wilt be "tie whole charge on
ds deli v.- ;1 1 in llopeweil in m either Fhil'a.
B tit:..V uiitil further imtie •.
11 . iting'lon. JAMES 800 IF.
S 11. 2d, 1835. Snp't.
LOST! Ml .LOST!!
LITIIkit Lost hi SeUollsbnrg, or on tlie Way
iron Stludlsburg to i'leisantvill ", r>n Friday
the !9th 'ft S- ;:t. ii.sr., a M i>.<xco Port monuie,
mtii.::.g 845JX) iu Batik note*, rith many
v,ih:v pajwra ami Itcpeipt*. that v ill he of
ueh so, i ice i" u.e, mil bo us to any other
persons. There Ut-re one Ten 'filler b'.il on the
Bin!; o: York, Pa., and oh TCU dollartiiffou
liii Com me! u! Bank of Bedford, State of Ma.s
-. kuseit*. with serfhiingr writing en lUo luck
. i tlie note, the balance in $3 bills,' the hanks
art recollected. There is one glass out of a
I i.r of Spectvd- sin the port ntordae. Any
t'tS'*ns folding the j>rrmotine end handing <>r
sending if to tin*, will r -ceivc a very htrwima
reward, and my sincere thanks in the baig.iiii, .is
fam needy. Tin least luitc of ill got en gaiu
biing of the nature of livea. wilt sour the
whole lump, and bring down curses upon all a
in ;n j ov-t ssvtli. • J. U- VKIGIII.
.Sept. 2(1.1, 183<5.
1 AiLOUIMi LMAIiUSMILYr.
FIRai.
i HE subscriber- having purchased the Tail,
r ring estah'isliiucut of S. J. M'Caus'an, in the
building (up stairs; occupied by Cap!. John
A not I •* a Hardware Store, arc prepared to do
ail kinds ot work iu their line, in the lat-
Irk vt styles, awl which for neatness and
1 T_ durability will not, we venture to assert,
i. -aipassed by any other establishment in the
By strict attention to business and a desiue to
fie i-.-. te.yhopa t> reie.'ive a liber tl sir ire of
(he pi die patronages A - r ■ MOM FK,
>ept. 20, li .O. W. 11. BOSS.
NOTICE.
:T!E n': "i r- r —vd (TiinW respectfully an- j
• uuce to the citizens yf Bedford. and vicinity |
l' d he will open a high school upon t,roa t ,ir,'i
>•'. mpreli -nsive fctiH, embracing all tho English
: rid C lassie a I branches of a liberal education.
It is designed to establish a perminent iusti- j
tnrinji of jhefl.st academic-order in which nuts- j
drawing, paiisiirig and other irnataeuUl j
1.-r.cc s will be taught also.
The school will open about tho Ist. of No
v-nibei*.
Course of studies—terms, Ac., will be made 1
fr.own her. after. j
C. W. AUGIIINBAUGit.
Sept. 215, 1?56.
WllfSI! |
AN APPRENTICE to the pru/ ,n 3 harness :
will be taken at this office, it appl.."ation he:
made immediately. Cue about 16 or 17 1
age will be prtferred. Sept. 2.„
Public £a!e of Valuable Heal _ j
I'state.
BY virtue of ar Order of the Orphan* Court
of Bedford county the undersigned. Admin
istrator of John Teeter 1 itc of Monroo Town,
ship, dee'd, will on Friday tho 2-Ith day of Oc
tober next, expose at Pxhtic Sale, on tho ptetn
u.u., all that certain farm and tract of lan 1 situ,
ate' ia tho Township of Monroe, and county
afores iil, adjoining lands of Jabex Ilixou. John
M'Daniel sn'i other",C'<utsxniQg?22 acres, more
or less on which are erected a two atory log
dwelling house with kitchen attached, a largo
double log bars, and nthur pecoosary beltings.
About ISO acres of said land are cleared and
fenced, including ten acres ?f good meadow,
and the whole is well watered, and has thereon
an excellent assortment of all kinds of fruit;
.and the uncleared land is well timbered.
Tfcsxv—Four hundci >i dollars In hand at the
confirmation of the sale, and the balance in
payment* to suit purchasers.
' Sale to commence ai 1 o'clock, I'.M.
ADAM KKTKING,
Sept. 19,1856- Mm'r.
Bedford Classical Academy.
THE undersigned rtayectfully beg leave to
inform the citizens t<f Bedford, that ti;ey will
re-open the Bedford Classical Academy, on
Monday the 13th of October n xt.
IV. R. KING.
J NO. 11. FILLER,
S-It. 13, 1866.
COSTS Z I
• A LL P9 n iiuU Vtvtl to the Inte firm of
} ■£*■ • Rt'W? . t>j J3o<k Account Notts
I or oilioi"isc. aiv E.-rtoy tff.tm.ti to mhkeiomv'
! dtoe woit, .Wm, save costs.
10, 133G 2<h:
. . * , ttTl ' Jer will sell at ptirate sale a
txaefccf hand B , t(U tß in Milligm's Cora Hun-L
• t Co'.nMap. Bedford county, luclv iu the oe
c-p.tncy of Mrs. Ehzalsett) K.truost and fjtuiiv,
i >Uiing hiiia ot the widow Wertz, Daniel
j .uny iiriii others, and Containing una hundred
i sixty three re-res and allowance, about
| twenty Jive of wuiuh are cleared and under
j feOcc.
j Ifc improvements nre n two story tog fiweO
! ii! B bouse, small log bun ami other out build
ings. l'hc*r is also young orc'ied of choice
apple traes on the {.dace.
The terms will bo made k :i,wis by cither of
the si'bicribera, nhu a Trustees ot Mrs. Earn
est
II the farm is not sold ;i private sale before
tho Ist., of November next, it will be offered
I it nubile Sale on that Gav.
i CEO. F. KIDDLE.
k:i\ w V,'ek.
Sept. 1", TBL3S, Trustees.
umuM!)'
A DirimsNn of one per cent., on the capita
;*• sf'tok of the Chsnibersbuig nnd Bud ford
TurnpHto Roid GOWpany. has been declared by
the .Monagers, payable on tho Ist of August,
at the office of K. 1,. Anderson, Esq.
G. R. MES.SEUSMITH, T.taturtr
Jnryrjr, IA3S,
W AKTTEIS !
Ageod stout Boy, abont 18 years old, to learn
the Tanning Business. Apply immediately.
Aug. 29,1866. S. SIIUCK. & Co.
Atrijice
LETTERS of Administration having b-cn
granted to the subscriber, living iu, S*.
Clair Township, on the Estate ol ChristUn
Mock, late ot add Tp., dec'.l; all persons in.
debtod to said Eestate are hereby notified to
make payment immediately, and those having
claims against the same will present the u pro
perly authenticated fbr settlement.
II IK A.M. DAVIS,
Sept. 12, 183 S. Am'r de bonis non.
Jfotlce,
Letters of Administration oa the estate of
Michael Pulf, late of Liberty township,
Bedford County doe'd, having been granted
to the subscriber residing in Broad Top fp.,
notice is herefore given to all persons in
debted to said estate, to make payment iiu
tuedi iteiy. and those having claims are re
quested to present them properly anthonti
nned for settlement. W.M. FiCiAHB.
Sept. 5, Iboti. Adm'r.
Public Sale of Hral Estate.
®ySUK undersigned Executors, of the last
will irul Testament, of John Sinitu
!a'e of Union Township. Bedford county,
dee'd, wiii sell at public sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25th day of October next,
the following UEAL ESTATE late the pro
perty of said tlec'd viz.
One tract of patented land, adjoining
lands of George F. liiddic Jacob Berkhi
mer, Josiuh Griffith and the widow Cri.i
uian's heirs, containing about eighty six
acres. The improvements are a log house
and log barn with other out buildings, about
CO or 70 acres of the land are cleared and
under fence.
Said property w ill Le sold subject, to a
lifts estate in a sutall lious • and two sores
o! the land.
will be given on the Ist of
April ties', at which time the purchase
money will be paid. JOHN AKK
Term- (.'ash- PKTKK SMITH
S q t. 5, lSo'i. Kx'ors.
To
Teachers antl School Directors.
STCI'HK I'ireclors, and Teachers of Com-
Jt irnrn SebooU of Bedford county, tire
hereby iiotißed to meet the Superintendent,
iu their rcepectivo district®, as follows-
On Monday the loth of September for
the borough of Schellsb-jrg, an 1 township
of Napier, at the house of George Col via in
Soln llsburg.
At Bnenavista, r.n Tuesday lite 16tb.
Bridgeport. Londonderry, WeduciJay
the 17th.
Contreville, Cumbctland Valley Thursd iy
tue 19' li.
Kainsburgb Colerain on Friday the 10th.
ChnncyiviUe, Soutbamptoa, Monday ihe
221,
Ulcarvtllc., Monroe, on Tuesday the 23J.
Bloody iiun, West Frovulenec Weducs
day 24th.
House of J. T. Black, East Proridence
Thursday 25th.
Diedjers Store, Hopewell, Friday 20th.
]j. Evans' Store Broad top. Saturday 27th.
Stouorstown ott Monday the 29th.
Woodherry on Tuesday 30th-
P.ittonsvillc Wednesday October Ist. .
House of John Fiekes, Union, Thursday
2d.
Spring* Mills, St. Clair Friday the 3d
Bedford Borough Saturday the 4th
llousc of V. Wcrts, Harrison, Monday
Gth.
Bedford township, at the bouse of John
Ilafer, Bedford, Saturday the 1 ith. —-
School Directors and teachers are parti
cularly requested to be present at the time,
snd place fixed upon, as I have souie re
tnaiks to make, which tnaj be useful to
both Directors, Teachers and tho friends of
Edoaution. T. It. GET'IiS
Sept. 5. 1850. County Sup't.
Notice.
IS berel'V given, that an application will j
be tuadi? to tie Governor of the corn- \
monwealtb of Pittsylvania, on Thursday tho
18tb day of September, 1856,f0r the pardon
of ROISKRT C. iJoNRW, convicted in tho
Court of Quarter Session of Bedford coun
ty, for the crime of Burglary,and sentenced
on the 14th Fcbruarj*. 1855, for a term of
21 years. Of which all persons interested
will take notice.
_ Sept. 5, 1856.
~ mrnmr
JOHN (.'LARK a Wm. A. S. CLARK having |
formed a partnership (in the Tanning ?c.,> j
tho heri'iess hprtjofore carried on in Schellshttrg !
by John Clank will now be conducted by and in
the name of John Clark and Kon.
NOTICE.
PERSONS, having unsettled accounts with !
the uadeisigned are oaited upon to attend to !
them promptly and have thoni closed. More
particularly accents that have been standind j
sow: tithe, should, and mutl be attended to; ang ;
if in '>nie cases persons arj not prepared to i
clsso fully, they must at least attend to them, j
• JOHN CLARK. !
March 14, T856-3m.
Mfifdftl) I,\UUiߣli AI\D CHRONICLE
e the Commonwealth !
Loi-u AM AT I ON.
TT'HRRKIS in and by an Act of Gene
' ' r *i Assemby of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to regnlafa the
I General Elections within this Commonwealth,"
it is enjoined upon me to giro public notice of
' such Klectioas, and to enumerate in said notice
j what officer* ere to be elected, f, HUGH
.MOORE, sheriff of the county of Ite<ford, do
, hereby make known, and giro this public no
tice to the Electors, of the county o( Bedford,
that a general Elect.on will be held in said'
; county, on the second Tuesday in Octoeer next.
, at the several Election Districts, as follows,
■ vie:
i The Electors of the borough of Re<l(brd and
j township of Bedford* t0 meet at the Court
i House, in Raid BorwUgh.
The Elector* of Broadtop township to meet
at the house of William Griffith, iu sai l town
-1 ship.
The Electors of Col oral o township to meet at
the houe of Reuben Smith, in Kaiusbrjrg, in
il.t township.
The EWtorsof CumWrland YaHcy township
Jo meet at the now s.eh'->" ! house erected on the
land own ire by John Whip's heirs i" said town
ship.
The Electors of Harrison township 1? meet
at thq .School house No- 5, near tile dwelling
house of Henry Keyser, in said towusk p.
The Electors of //o pew ell township to meet
' ut the house of John Dasher, in said township.
The Electors of Juniata township to meet at
the house now occupied by William Keyser, in
said township.
Tue Electors of Londonderry township to
meet at School house No. 3, in said townthip.
The Electors* of Liberty township to meet at
the School house in the village of Stonerstown,
in said township.
Tha Electors of Monroe township to meet at
the house of David O'Neal, in Of*arviUe, in sai l ,
township.
The Electors of Napier township to meet at
the house built for a School House, in the bo
rough of Sclieltaburg.
The electors of East Providence township to
meet at the house of John Nycum, Jr., Inn-:
keeper, in said township
The Electors of West Providence township |
to meat at the School House, in Bloody Run, 1
in sy id township.
The Electors of St. CUir township to meet at 1
the Storo House, near tho dwelling house o(
Gideon D Trout, in said township.
The Electors of Sehellsburg Borough to meet
at the house built for a School llousc, in said
Borough.
The Electors of Southampton township to
meet at the house of William Adams, in said
township.
The Electors of Union to'.raship to inert at
the house cf Michael Wy*nd, iu said town
ship.
The Electors of Middto M'ood berry township
to meet at the house of Henry Pluck in the
village of Wood berry, in s b.d township.
The Electors of South W'oodherry, township
to meet at the house occupied by Jacob Otter,
in sj.i l township.
At which time and place the qualified Elec
tors will elect by ballot.
One person for Canal Commissioner of th;
Common wealth of Pennsylvania.
One persou i >r Auditor General of the COUJ
tnor,wealth of Pennsylvania.
One (icrsoii for Surveyor General of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One person, in cv.junction with the counties
of Adams, Franklin. Juniata and Fulton, to
represent this District in Congress.
Two persons, iu contraction with the counties
of Cambria and Fulton, to till the office of
numbers of the Ilouso of Representatives of
I'ennsy Irani i.
One person for the office < f Associate Judge
of Bedford county.
o.<e person for the office of County Surveyor
of Bedford comity.
Two persons for tho office of Commissioner of
Bedford county.
One person fur the oihoo of Poor Director t>f
Bedford county.
Two persons for tpo office of Auditors ol
Bedford county.
One person for the office of District Attorney.
One person fot the office of Coroner of Bed
ford county.
CETTIkj election to Ik- opened helw ; :u th j
hours ol 8 and 10 o'clock jti the forenoon, In
a public proclamation, and to be kept op.-n until
Seven o'clock iu the evening, when tbe polls
shall be closed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN",
"That any person, excepting Ju3'i"rs "f the
Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment
of profit ■ r trust under the United States, or ot
this State, or any city or gorpoiytod district,
whether a commissioned officer or otherwise a
subordinate officer, who is or shall be employed
under the. legislature, ■executive or judiri uy de
partment of this .State, or of the United States
or of any incorporator district, and also that
ivery member of Congress and of tin: Stat e
EegWlaturip and of the fcaioot or common c ,un.
ci! of any city, or commissioner of any incor
porated district; h by liw ine ipabic of hotdiug
or exercising at the time, the otlieo or appoint
ment of judge, inspector or Clerk, of any elec
tion of this commonwealth, and no inspector
judge or other officers of such ejection, slij'l be
eligible to bo voted for."
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled -An
Act relating to elections of this commonwealth;"'
pass al July 3d 183 d, further provides, as fol
lows, to wit:
"That the inspectors and judges shall meet
at the respective places appoints 1 lor holding
the election in the district to which they re
spectively belong, before 9 o'clock on the
morning of the 2d Tuesday of October, and
each said Inspector shall appoint one clerk,
who shall be a qualified voter of such dis
trict.
-In case the person who shall have received
the second higbe.'t nninlier of votes for inspee- ,
: tor, shall not attend on the day of any eicc- ,
tion, then the person who shall havu received
the second highest number of votes for judge
at the next preceding election, shall act as in- j
specter in his plaeu. And in caao Iho person j
who hrs received tho highest number of votes :
for iaspoclorshall not attend, the person elect
ed .judge shall appoint an inspector in hi* place
and in case the person elected judge shall not i
attend then tho inspector who received the
highest number vote* shall appoint a judge in 1
hi* place, and if any vacancy shall continue in
i for tho space of one hour before the
' time fixed by law for the opening of the olec
■ tion, the qualified voters of tho township, ward
; or district for which such rfHccr shalt have
i been elected, present at the place ol election, i
j shall elect one of their number to fill such ' a
i cancy
"lt shall be tits duty of the several assessors
respectively, to attend at the place of holding j
every general? special, or township election,
during the whole time s ii.l election is kept op
en for the purpose of giving information to the
inspectors, and judge, when called on, in rela
ion to the right of any person assessed by them
to vnto at such election, ymd on such other mas
ters 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 freeman of
1 the ago of twenty-one years or more, who slutll
1ha"t) resided fu this Stat: at least one voar,
and in tne election where ho offers to
vote at least tun days aui?di#itcly preceding J
I such election, and within two ycarspud a j
i irate or county tax, which shall have >eß •-
I scssed at Tuts#ten days before tbo election.— j
But a citizen <>f .the United States, who has I
S previously bnen a quaked voter of this State
! and removed therefrom an I returned, and who
| has resided in the election district ar.d paid
1 taxes, aforesaid, shall be ontitls I■> veto after
I residing in this Statu six tnoßtln; Provided:
- Th t the white freemen, citizen* of tho United
I Status, between the ages ol twenty-one and
J twenty two y ears, have resitted in the election
S district ten 'lavsas aforesaid, shall be entitled to
, vote, aithvugh-they shall r.A have {Mid taxes
! "No person shad lie admitted to vote whose
' name is not contained in the list of taxable iti
! habitants furnished by the commissioners unk-g.;
First, he produce a receipt for tho payment
within two years of a state Or county tax as
sessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give
satisfactory evidence, either his own oath or
affirmation pt anotiier, that he his paid such a
tax, or on .ailure of payment thereof; Second,
if he claim a right to vo'o lee Ueing an elector
between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two
, years, shall depose on oath or affirmation, that
he has resided in the state at leaf ecus year next
before bis application, and make such proof, of
residence in the district as is i-equired by this
Act, and iie docs verily believe, from the ac
counts given 14m that lie is of the age aforesaid
and give such otb r evidence as is required by
j this Act, whereupon the name of the person so
admitted to vote a ball bo inserted in the alpha.
| betical list by the inspector, and a note made
| opposite thereto, by writing the word 'Tax." il
i he shall be admitted to vote by reason of hav
ing paid tax, or t-.e word "age," if he sliali be
admitted fb vote by reason ol age, and in
either e iSe tlie reason of sucb vote thai I Uo call
ed out to the etcrks, who shall make the like
note 111 the list of voters kept by then).
"In alj cases where the name of the person
claiming to vote is not found on the list furnish
ed by th? Cbui-nissionei* and alssosors, or his
right to vote whether found thereon or not. is
objected to by any qualified citizen, it shall be
the duty of tho inspectors to examine sucb
person on oath as to bis qualifications, and if he
claims to have resided within the state for one
year or more, his oath ah ill LC surtieieht proof
m -*cof, but he sh ill make proof bv at 'east one
pompett.T* witness who sliail be a qualified elec
tor (hat, he has .""-sided within the district for
more than ten a*.;" next immediately preceding
said election, and shall aikp hiZ?"""* that
his bonafide residence, in pursitajc.e o. ''3 'aw
ful calling, is within tho district, add that . *•
did not remove in the said district for the p' ,r - ]
pose of voting therein.
"Every person qualified as aforesaid and who
shall make due proof, if required, of his resi
dence, and payment of taxes as nforesaid, shall
be aduiUte I to vote in the township ward, or
district iu which he shall reside.
"If any person shall proveut r attempt to
prevent auy officer of an election, under this
Act from holding such election, or use or throa
te i violence to any such officers, and simli in
terrupt or improperly interfere with him in the
execution of his ditty, shall block or attempt to
block lip the window or avenue to ar.y window
where tho same be holding, or shall riotously
disturb thu peace of such election, or shall use
or practice any intimidation, threats, force, cr
ovcraw any elector, or to prevent hjin frotn vot
ing, or to restrain the freedom of choice, such
peisons on conviction shall b? fined in any sutn
not exceeding five hundred dollars, and to he
imprisoned for guy time not legs than que not
more than twelve months, mid if it shall be
shown to t-Ue.Court where trial of such offence
shall lie had, that the perso.. so offending was
not a resident of the city, ward, district or town
ship Where the said nii'ance was committed, and
not entitled to vote th -rein; thc-n, on conviction
he slpifi Ue Sentenced to pay a flue of not less
than oue hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars, and lie imprison d not hns than six
month nor more than two yeirs.
"If any'person r persons shall make any
bet or wager upon the result ol any election
within this common wealth, or oflor to make any
snch bet or wager, cither by verbal proclamation
thereto, or by aty written or print'd advertise
ment challenge ur invito any person or persons
to make such bet or wager, upon conviction
thereof he or they shall forfeit and pay three
tinuM tho amount so bet or off-red to be bet."
And tho Judgrs ol the respective districts
nforesnifi, are required to meet a? the Court
House, in tile Borough of Bedford, oa Friday
next following tlie holding of said election, then
and there to perform these thipgs required of
thmi by law.
Dated at Bedford, the 29th ttav of August.
A. D.IKMS. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Aug. 20,1850.
BY AUTHORITY.
Proposing Amendments lo liio < n-
Mifn'ion of the Couibiou wraith.
He. id ct I try the Senr.'c ami Howe of Reprcscu
iitlircs of the Commonwealth of Pewsyirania in
General Assembly met , That the following am. -.1-
mcnta .ire jirbpotnwl to the constitution of the
coirmonflftsulfb, in Secor i iun* with the provi
sions of ih • tenth article thereof.
FIHbT -AXKXDXt NT.
Tin-re shall lie an additional arfi* lc to said
cit, i.stitutlon to Iw designated as arlieii* eleven,
as follow# t* —
AItTTCI.E X(.
CP PUBLIC DEBTS.
Si&rtON 1. Tin* state may contra -f del ft. f"
supply casual deficitii or failures in revenc s.
<>r to mo *t expense* n it otherwi * provided
(or; hut the aggregate amount of such debt,
direct and cmntmgeitf, whether Contracted by
\il'tue ol oic or more acts of the general is
acuthly. or at difi'eretit pc: lot's of lime. shall
never cxcee-' *vtn hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, and the money arising from the creation
of such debts, shall lie applie ! to ih * purpose
for which it was obtained, or to repay the debts
so contracted, and to no oilier purpose what
ever.
Section In :i l lition to the .ilim Bmit.ed
power the state may contract debts f> repel in
v irion. suppress insurrection. defend tlm state'
jn w ir, or to redeem the present outstanding
imlol>tvdiie-s of the st itc; but the Homey aris
ing front the c<<rtfracling of such debts, ahatl
bo applied t.j tin- purpose for which it was
raised, 01 to repay such debts, and to no other
purpose whatever.
SECTION ™. Except the debt* slmwe specified,
in sections one and two of this article, no deht
whatever th ill be created Iw, or on bohalf of
tins state.
StcTir.N 4. To provide for the payment of i
the present deht, and any additional debt eon- |
tracteil as aforesaid, the legislature shall, at itn .
first session, after tlio adaption of this amend
in *nt, create a sinking fund, which shall be !
sufficient to pay the accruing interest on such j
debt, and annually to reduce the principal thce
f by a sum not leas than two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; which sinking fund sh'ilium- i
sist of the net annual income of iho peblfc
works, from time to time owned by tbo state,
or the proceeds of the sale ol the same, or any
part thereof, and of the income or proceeds of
sale of stocks ownci by the statu together with
other funds, or resources, that may In? designa
ted by law. The sai l sinking fund njay hp in
creased, from time to time, by assigning to it
any part of the taxes, or other revenues of the
state, not required fe.r tho ordinary and current
expenses of government, ud unless in case of
war, invasion or insurrection, no part of the
n.iid sinking fund shall bo used or applied oth
erwise than in extinguishment of the public
debt, until tho amount of such debt is reduced
below the sum of fivo miHieoi of dollars.
SECTION 5. The credit of the com n ON wealth
shall not iu any manner, or overt, be pie lg
ed, or loaned t<>, any individual, eompa
ny, corporation, or aasoci itiou; nor shall the
commonwealth hereafter become a joint owner,
or .stockholder, in any company, association, or
corporation.
Seers ax 6. Tbo commonwealth ahail not as
snmo the debt, or any part thereof, ot any
county, city, borough, or township; or of any
corporation, or association; unless such debt
sballjnva been contracted to enable tho state
to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrec
tion, defend itself in tin J of war, or to assist
ilie state jn tlic discharge of auy portion of its
prose 't iudebteduosi-
Section 7. Tbclegislatßrcshxll jotauthnrpe
any county, city, borough, township, or in :or
p n-ated district, by virtae of i vote <>f its citi
zutis, or otherwise, to become •t<c ;ho! ler in
any company, association or corporation; r
to obtain money for, ot loan its cr'.lit to, any
corporation, association, institution or party.
*ECO*D awEwoxxar.
There shall be an additional article to said
i constitution, to be designated as article Xlf. as
1 iblkiw :
' articu: in.
OF SKW COUNTIES.
No covuitv aßa'l. be divided. hv a line ewttlng
off over one-tuijth of its population, r eitluw to
form a tow county or otherwise,) without the
express assent of .such county, by a rote of the
I electors thereof; nor shall any now county he
established, containing less than four hundred
square mile*.
XK,J> .tIU MrXUiV.
Frotn faction two •>£ the first sitle'e of the
Constitution, strike ont the words, "of the city
of Philadelphia, mid of cm h c.oicniy respectively;"
trotn section five, of sumo article, strike out the
wools, t-,)f Philadelphia and of the cental coun
ties;'' from section seven, *i:ne article strike
out the wonts. "neither the city of Philadelphia
vvi any," ami insert in lieu thereof the words,
"ami no;" ari l strike out section four, same ar
ticle, ami in lieu thereof insert the following:
'■SECTio.t 4. In the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four, ami in every seventh
year thereafter, representatives to tlie number
of one hundred, shall be apportioned and dis
tributed equally, throughout the state, by dis
tricts, in proportion to thy uuaib-t of.taxable
inhabitants in t Ira-several pails thereof; except
that ftuy county containing at least three thou
sand five hundred taxable#, nnr be a'U.w, d a
separate representation; but no more. limn three
counties shall be joined, and no county shall
be divided, in the tiwuiation of h district. Any
city containing x sufficient number of taxable*
to entitle it to at ler it. two representatives, si- ill
Sisv ■ a sep.. rate re,;. tseiiMtiou assigned it, and
shall 1 divided into convenient districts of con
tiguous territory, of equal taxable population
as near as may be, each of which districts shall
cleat one renreseatativc."
At tlie end of section 3even, same article. in
sert these words, "the city of Philadelphia ih.nU
be divide J into single senatorial diirirlt, of d.t
territory at n-orly et;n:ti in taxable vopH
mi as pC**ib]e; but no ward shall be divided in
the form;::™
The legislature, at the af?t session, after the
adoption of this atiieno.;?""*• *h*l> divide the
city ot Philadelphia, into sena^ 1- ' l4 ' reprc
soutalive districts, in the minnsr above provid
ed; such districts to remain unchanged hn.y
the apportionment in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four.
FOURTH AMENDMENT.
77. be seeflcu xxvr. Article I.
The legislature shall have the power to a'ter,
revoke, or annul, any charter of incorporation
here .titer eon (erred hy, or under, any special,
or general Lur, whenever in th ir opinio** it
may be injurious to th citizens of the com
monwealth; in such m inner, however, that no
injustice shall be dona to the corporator*.
In Senate, April 21, 5876.
Mesolcc.l. Tli.it this -resolution pass. On the
first amendment, yeas 24, nays 5. On the sec
ond amendment, yets l'.l.nus ti. On'the third
amendment, yeas 38. nays I. On the fourth
amendment, yeas 28, nays 4.
Extract from the Journal.
TIiOMAS A. M AGt'IEH. CUrk.
IN IIOCSEOF REmvsENTATmtN. |
April 21, 18-jS. \
R ttolced, That this resglution pi. On the
first amenduicut, yeas 72. nay* 21. On the se
cond amendment, yens 03, nays 27. On the
third amendment, yeas 64, nays 27; and on the
fourth amendment, yeas 00. nays 10.
Extract from the Journal.
WILLIAM JACK. Clerk.
Skoh it Any"# Omcr. { A. O. CURTI.V.
2 'led. . Jp : 11 24, 1870. \ Ser. of the t Arm th.
SKCRFT.'.Kr'S OrF:,-K, |
lJ*u rutwrg, June 20, 1870 J
Pet: r.tjjii ania. ss :
f do certify that the above and foregoing is a
rrue and correct copy of the original '-Resolu
tion relative to an amendment of the Constitu
tion" as the same remains on die in this office.
t-Sj&jsigjt, In t'etimctty where f I have hcre-
I I It; to set my hand and caused to he
' nJßfj affixed the set;! if the Seertdaay's
YyrtlCt?
A. G. cv&iisz
. c ,c e'at ? t'f He Commonweal Hi.
In St.NVTE. April" t. 1 Soil .
Resolution proposing amendments to the
Constitution i.d the ComiuMiu cußti, being un
der crniitienitinij,
t)-i tin* question,-
Will c i' S estate agree to the 3rst amend
ment !
The yeas >tid nays were taken agreeably to
t! - provisions o; the Cutis!itntion, and were as
follow, viz ;
Yeas— >l ssrs lir-.-w te. Euckalev., Crcswell,
Evans. Fepgunon. Eiennhien, Hog*. Ingram,
J amison. Knox. Latihach, Lewis. M'Ciintock.
Price, .Sellers, Sham in. Souther, Straus, Tag
g.irt. W alton, Wei* i, Wherry, W .lhii s ami
Plait, S/ifi'ker —21-
Nats—Messrs. Cr.ihh. regg, Jordan. Mcl-
Mtiger and Pratt—7.
So the question wis determined ia the af
fl'tuatiye.
On the question,
VV ill the Senate agree to the second amend
ment
The yea* and nays w ere tik-n agreeably to
the provisions of the Constitution an! veie as
follow, via;
as —.Messrs. Brown \ BueU.slew, Orwell.
Lv.in*. Hoc*, fncrim, Jamison. Knox, Luft
hacli, Lewis, MVhniooK. Sellers, Sliuiucn.
Souther. Straub, Walton, Welsh, Whom and
Wi'kins IP.
Nats' —Messrs. Crabb, Ferguson, Gregg,
Pratt. Price and Pi at, Fpetkir —'l.
So the qnestioii wo determined in the af
firmative.
t)n the question,
Will the So are agreejo the third amend
ment (
The yens uti-1 nay* were taken .njreoabiy to
the Constitution, and v.ere as iollow, vis;
Yeas — .Messrs. Browne, Buckahw. Crjhh,
Ore,vitrei!. Evaiis. fV.gi son, i'lenniken. Hog.-.
Ingram, Janii-on, Jordan, Kflux, l.auh.icli,
Lewis, M'C'intoek. Mellinger. Pratt. Price,
Sell rs, Shuman,* Souther, Strsub, Taggurt,
Wa'tcsn, irc!!i,*iV berry. Will;ins and Piatt,
C'puiAr.*—2K.
> ays— Mr. Gregg-1.
So the question was determine I in the af
firmative.
On the question.
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amend
ment .' .
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
the Constitution, and were as follow, vis ;
Yeas —Messia.Browne,Suctcal ;w, Crcsswell,
Evans. Fbuiikcn, lfoge, Ingram. Jamison, Jor
dan , Knox, f.autiach, Lewis, li'Clintook, J'rico.
Seller*, Siinnwu, Souther, Strath, Walton,
Welsh, Whetry, Wjlkins au.t Piitf, SptaMer
oe ( _
Xivs—Messrs. Crab I ', Gregg, MeUinger ami
Pratt—4-
So tiie (juration was determined in the af
firmative.
Joufnal of the House of 11-. j resentafire*
April 21, IWW.
The tom an t twys *•!•(' lake" agreeably to
the provision* of the Consliution, am! on the
liiat proposed amendment, were as follow, viz;
YKAS —Messrs. Anderson. Back us,-Baldwin,
Ba'l. Beck, (Lycoming,? lieck. (York.) Beru
htrd, Bovd, Boj i-r, ftrown, Buoh, Buchanan,
CalJwoll, Camp he tt, Carty, Craig, Crawford,
Dowdall, Editigor, Ftts.H. Foster, (lotr,
Haitiua, Hum-I, llirpor, Haim, Hibbs, Mill,
llillegss, flippla, Holconb, llun seeker, Iru
bric, Ingram. Innis, I> V \ Johns, Johr.ar.n,
Laporte, Lelro. Longsker, Lovott. M'Oalmout,
M'Carthy, M'Oomb, Mauglo, Menesr, Miller.
Montgomery, Moorboad. Nuußeuiachcr. Orr,
Pearson, Phelps, I'm cell. linrunev, Rood, lieia
hoM, Kiddle, Roberts, Sbeak, Smith, (A!l
ghe.iy.) Smith, (Caiuuii i.) Smith, ( Wyoming.)
St rouse, Thompson, Vail, Ifhaikm, Wright,
(Dauphin.) Wright, (Luzerne,) Zimmerman
and Wright, Upeiker— 72.
NAVS -Messrs. Augustine, Barry, Clover,
C ib.iurn, Dock, Fry, Fulton, Gaytoisl, tJibbo
ney, Hamilton, Hancock, Housekeeper. Hnnt
i;e.r. L<- sen ring, M a ge'*. Mauler, Morris. Mum
| uut, Patterson. Salisbury, Smith, (Phllidel*
' phtp.) Walter, Wiutredj an l Yoareley—2l.
So the question was determined in '.lie aSLr
amtive.
On the question,
\Vtft the House agree u the second a nem 1
ment.
The vcas and nays were taken, and were
as follow, vis;
Yt-U—Messrs. Anderson, Back-is. Baldwin
Ball, JBck. (fiycomuig.) Beck, (Fork,) Bern-
Ixir.i, Boyd Brown. Brush, Buchanan, C*Jd.
well, C.mpbell. Caity, Craig, Pa-mdd, P.ejt r
'.lets. Ilaiaes, Ha-nel, Harper, Hei-;r, Hibbs
iiilt, Hillegaa. ilij-pK, Ho'cdcab. liqnsockt-r'.
Initric, Ingham, 1 finis, 11win, Joints, Johnson.
Lsporto, Lebo. Longukvr. Lovotf, M'U'abnont.
M'Earthy, M'Cotnb. Maugkq Monear, Miller.
Montgomery, Moorheud, Kunnemacbor, Or-.
Pearson. Parcell, Ramsey, Reed, Keinhoid,
Riddle, Roberts. SfaiuL, Smith, (Allegheny,)
Si rouse, V.iil, a ballon, TYrtgh*, (Luzerne,)
Zimmerman, and '.fright, Speaker 6-3.
Navs —Messrs. Augustine, Barrv, Clover,
Edingor. Fry, Fulton. Gayh-rd, Glbbonpv, !Jj.
tßiltan, Hancock, ilunoeker, Leiseiiriny, Ma
gee, 31* a ley. Morris, Mumma, I'aflcrson,
Phelps, "-alishury. Smith, (C itniwit.) Thomp
son. V alter, \V intrude, Wright, (dauphin. 1
and V eat'sley—2s.
So the question was determined in the ■
mative.
On the question.
TV. II tlyi !lou*.a agree to the third a tar it. I- -
vneu' ?
The yets anln y s were taken, a;„l w.-n !
as follow, viz:
Yr. as—Messrs. Anderson, Bark us, Baldwin
Ball, Beck. (Lycoming.) Beck, (York,) P rn ,
hard, Boyd, Boyer, Brown. Buuiiartati. Cald
well fSampbeli. C irtv. Craig, CrawSml, F.dir. •-
er. 1 lUS Id. Foster. Fry. Gets, llaiues, flamel.
Harper, Ileitis. Hibbs, iiii), liillegxn, lib,'
Holqomh, "••a-e'keiq.i-r. Ifidwie, Ingham. locus! !
Jrwiti. ohn.i. Johnson, Lap..rte, 1,e1,.,. i„, n „ 4 .
ker, I.ovett. M'Ciltiiout. M'Cornb, .Mangle, i
Menfiar, Stiller. MOBlgotDtry, NimneniaelWr! '
Orr. l'ttarson. I'beips, Pareell, Bamsev, Kced,
Kiddie, .i he-uk, Smith, (Allegheny.) Smith! i
(Cam ria,) Smith, (TVyomjng,) Thompson '
\\ nation, Wright. (Dauphin,) Wright, (Lu-S
z.-rtie.) and /imnii'mnn-(>4.
Navs Messrs. Barry, Clover, Cobourti.
Dock, Fniton. Gay'ord, Gibboncy
flami.'F-n. iiuneker. LeiK-nrmjs, j
31 'Carthy. Magte, M irdey, .Morris.
Patterson. BelnholJ, Roberts, Su!ihn:f. IVal- 1
ti r. IVintrude. Yearsley ar.d Wright, Speaker
' !
So the question -a-; Set -rminmed in the af- '
Urinative.
On the question.
Will the House agree to the fourth amcu-l
raer.t ?
The yeas and nays Wert taken, and were as
follow, viz:
Yea —3f ssrr Anderson, Backus. B ill. Beck
, Lie-imiiig,) Beck, (York.) Bernlmrd. Boyd. I
Boy. r. Brown, Brush, Bnchanati, Caldwell, J
Caiup'ieli. Carty, Craig, Crawford, DowtLall.
Edinx-r, FansoM, Foster. Frv. Gi-lz, Hatml'
Harper, Ileins. Hibbs, Hill,* ilillegus. Hippie
ID leoro'i, iloiisi-kee(K-r, llutisecker, lmbrle
Innis. Irwin, Johns > i, Laporie, loobo, Lcmga
k r. Lovvtt, M'Ci-lrnont, M "Carthy. 3!' Comb
.Mangle. Menear. .V ilk-r, Montgomery, Moor
head, -Vunuetuschor, Gir, Pearson." Phelps j
Pereell. Ramsey. Re.-d. Reinhold, Riddle. Rot- j
erts. Shook, Smith, Cumbria.) tsniith, (Wyom- ;
ing.) Thempson, Vail, Welter, TV ballon,
U right. (Luzerne.) Yearoley, Airntueriiian and i
Wright, Speaker— ®U.
Nats —Messrs. Barry, Ciover, Cobourn, r-al
ton. Gihboney, llair-es. Hancock, Huneker.
lughani, Leisenriug, Mi gee, M.mley. Morris,
i'atteison, Salisbury, and Wiutrodo—lS.
So the question was determined i:i the ai
finnative.
S.-.cbKi AK i *s Of -v". I
H'trriebh. June -7, IBf.tj. )
P.- rntyliv.-.ni. st t
I do certify that tlie above and foregoing s a
true and correct copy of the "Yeas" ft.id
"Nays" taken on the Hesolntio i proposing
amecdnicrits to the Constitution of tlie Cos, -
rr!'>nwealth, as the same appeum on the Jtour
nds oi the two Hou s ,..s ol the General Asset:-
tdv of this Co;jitpomve:dtb for tl e se-.; : , a:
rwcj
Witaaxs :i.;. band au-i th; • I'-;
said office, tlsls twentv-sevenfii day
if June, one thousand eig! t hund
red d liltv-six.
A. G. CURTi.V
Secretary of the Gentmome <jj hh.
July 11, 1.1(16 -3m.
iit'iiii NEW GOOIIS
AT iiii.' I*ol.oWinn St'OSC.
tplIE liti li rsig.ic 1 :•- jest receiving and rtpen
-1 ifgat colonnade slur- afr -sh supply of Xt<r '
Goods, consisting in part of
French Xeedle worked Collars,
Black Silk and Fclct Mitts,
Assorted thriord Kid Gloves,
Homivt and Mantui lllbt.-on,
Black Siik Cravats,
Fancy (ynjitirtis.
M ircao Caaimer*.
Black tiro be Unine Silks,
BoIiJ Assorted Color".
Hosiery oi all kinds,
i
Also a prime lot of Grocer! s, consistit-g h.
p-rt of Sugar. C tlee, Tea, Syrups, Mola>se,. :
Kicc. Indigo, Tobacco. & •. Ike.
.T. N J. V . .SHOF.I AM;.:*,.
August Ist 13 >U.
i; vr.!!must n-stful ♦ v'r '! rrpntima b- !||
| tr *- i •" -i * cvn T .Si fiiei, a rvgattkui, A . .u |
, *-• . .. .C;V..Aetc<J ftYir I l **!'. • t
V M • • ' - a -a' v.'. ; '■ I
itr Te 4 !W*Sr.*.c!,Y cash . j
I'LANIi ltOit SOTICi:.
AfOTICII '> hereby given that the ">th an!
j\ lart iust-dmcn: of tho stock st.'osrriiwd to
the Hopewell an 1 lli-ody Itun Mark and Turn
pike ltoad, will he due and ptyahle at the office
of thft Trcasari-r oa the tfi.i ..f August, inst.
Suit* will lo immediately inslituu l for the
colkction of ill suistcriptious ic pvld after thr.t
day. lly ir!:i of 'Jo- Biai I ■ f Managers.
JXO. MOWEJi, TnMfiurer.
Bedford, A-tg. 1", ISoC.
C : K& "H'o
THE suliserliiers take this method of iaforw
j the people of BeJlord County that they
ivc up.-uud a IF/r olcsilt an I fidzil CJofniaf
,tcrt.A\. X". c, Lloyd's How. Itollidayat-urg,
L'a..where t'acy will at ajl times luivo on h in i a
arge supply of e'ery sittclp in the Clothing
Line. They would jileased to sec all their
fiends at their estrudiment.
S. HMISIIMAM,
51. SffOEX 1 iJUi..
,Ttine *7, 1 tf
CLOTHING STOKE
XSIE sabserioer lias removed i.;s Clofimig
Store to the room next door to the < iScc <■ i Dr.
Watson, wiiero he baa on hand, ami will con
stantly keep, a general assortment of CWftling
for Men and Boys, which he will sell on the uiost
reusoiiablc tcinis. and to which he respectfully
invites the attention of puiehaser-.
Isaac urrEL.
Leu ford, May Si'", ISC.C.
JOB MANS, l>- H. SPANO.
■fl AW" PARTNERSHIP.—Tiic un kT*ipn-
S J have associated themselves io the Practice
<>! the Law. tail wUlprosupt IT attend to aUl>usii
no** entrusted t< tlu-irCAic iii Befitr-rd and an
oinin; conn ties.
•;rT.Mloe on Joliiknna Street, throe 'loors
ot Mongcl iltiiwr ani OppusiK tfc'S rest
deoce of Maj. Tate.
J out' 'it 1804 tf.
I*. 11. Shires'
iimim; SHOP.
TiTE •4ti'kt*igDel rwpji?etflly ansctMrx to
the Farmers of Bedford ami iirintuiag ~u on.
ami tin- public in jrcmral. lint he hat now.
, "ii haii'i at l)| .Shop iii li>?bf<ird. a War* assort -
, Bunt of Thr -Khinjr Machijifts. a hief hieltsdus hi*
j f"ur horse PREMIUM MACHISE. It ai',s N>
remembered tii.it this Mitchim- t#.k the FfirST
! at orCounty Fair im>< fat. It Hi
j "villi tu'flMing Shett amlßtr.pctt
I rrt ! f< " ,i>Ur ) ,ors ' ; Shaft Machines
'i- If, v ' ' : ' s ' '■' n ' —two and three homo tutnb
uiiAfchxft power—and titrfrrfel an t weil-Lnowr
iTt < ,r y-:;" n l' *-"thine. which, for atrength
•r * to h ty 9 c:;r*n 01 h* anywhere,
i ar,Ut ' r * *w unties that *e are now pre
| !° oriiisii Machines on the most fhvora
, *fwmaiiting t rnn. anil at the vera
lowest pneva p.xsnitite. Hones, Gmi Lumber
i Jfift.""* of "-• UUn in payment
s for M anion.... A „ k; nda of repairtn/ot Wa .
t ailfereut kinds andatli otbf tarminp
j i ei.s.un.ie on the most reasonable terms, of
i the v. rv wt materiii*, tu. I u the short** ©.
i u? x
' 07* AII i M .chines warranted one '-ear if
j properly li -nei. I'tease come this way for "a got,a
| ami cheap Mac Lb •
J't'fEß 11, SHIRKS,
Machine st>
Axi-ust J, lg.lt).
Jpfrial .\olhf*.
A P<rson* indebted to the firm of C'.tpp&
.. VOstiTitre respectfully ami earnestly reqaas
te.i to make immediate payment. The nooks
are in the hands ofG. \Y. finpp, for collection,
autl ninat positively ha closed. Our friends who
are in arrears will please consult their interest
1 >' alfen ljiis to this notice at once ami not put
' a under the mtpleaa vit n-ecasJty ofmr. v
int'fit pay eie t.*.
Bedford May, 16. ISS;~2m.
I.OOK OIT4\D Sir II COSTS.
fJIHK Books and .Votes of Peter Raiebangh,
A are lett in my hands for Collection. I\.--
cu wotl'd do wcil to call and settle at once ■ r
costs will Lc added to then..
SAMUEL RADEBAUCI?.
Jtfarch ' 1, itIC tf.
HARDWARE STORIT
I he subscriber ronU mrvrjaoe to hh U
r.en Is a". 1 tlm public in general. .that tie has
restored his U ARDIV ARE STOKE to riie new
UniMing second door xv*at of the Bedfor i He
ld, "her • lie has just received an i opened an
extensive assortment of Hardware, cutbrweing
a .most every itrtiuV in that line of lousiness.
His stock ol SADDLES V is of tti • o-st quality
ami was selected xvitit f,re.u c ire. fie would
respectfully invite all in want of articles in the
Hardware line, to give him a call, satUSed that
. he can plemw a'i aho. $0 so.
JOIIS -VRVOLD.
Max C.l, ISIC.
TO THE FARMERS.
GIF. un.lera'gned inform? th farmers of Bei'.-
i. for<l .iitii adjoining Counties tivit he haa
ma ic arrtngemcsts f>j which he can furnish to
those J (-siring, tin; latest improved and best ag
ricultural implement?! i<t the day, einhracing
Scott's --Lit ie Giant" t.'vrn and Gob Grittier
—gitarante-'l to grind from 8 to 1.3 tmshe's rf
toe ! per l.i nr with one horse—Potts' Corn
S' ,;i: Cutt r. an t Cgusher— uan anttd to cut
from 120 to IP) bushels ct feed per bmtr.
iiay an 1 Straw Cotter* in variety, Grain Drills,
Corn Sh.-llorS, which are unsurpassed tor ehcap
ners and <|ualift; Cultivatr-i. Hone Hoes,
i'i i r J! ills. See., Jo In short every utensil
ose-t on or about a farm.- Wishing to avoid all
imposition, each machine said by him wlii bo
wrrc..'' t'o * .;k •••. -eprtvu-tite.i. >r nc. jc/e —
an! •V-;': r.i vciiinva - procured :a moat
o-wes direct I • from tie pat-nt eea at d man ifac
?t: -cr;. the ; •irehar-.r v.-.it t> secure in the right
I- • w:!** as raj rate ani ;• soma h
-1 -it meet 1 s than the sum* Articles can be pro
: rurod ti.iahj from the manufacturers. As ttpi
| (knsi'i ! is very gr ;at for the
i tnnrbiucs, orders should to give;! soon, by
! those t.. purete&.
U*i L'.I.VM CAHTLLT.
June CO. ISO6-Z
J. J. fIARCXAT,
JTTORSLY JT I.JW, BEDFORD, F. 2.,
ItrJM, kttond promptly to all legal businofcS
. t V entrust.-< lU> i;i, care. Ofice on Juliana
Siri-rt, tiiur doors South of the Court Houm ,
1 ami Untie. v oei iij itd I y Puck) i fa; Kay.
June 13, IS-Kl.
aoin: MIOS:s i\:> (au^as
IlHr Receive! at She-'maker's Ccioss.ii*
St.r-. !,••' ■ ■.. Misses, Childress and Gent;
sho •*. And ilso Ladies and L'ei'tJ tj >it#.
August 1, Ib.vl.
/ISIt.
, Vj rV \5 .ekenhi td :•> .Injon for i'j b*
-A May lb \.Ji. C.i VHSK *0
WIMC- C33A2?TfEn,
MERCiI t\T TUI.OII
' £"5 (>{Jt l anmoiHua to h:n former patron?,
! * and the publicgenerally, ;iwt i.c ha s just
j eeeire.l, irom Philade'pbia. a large and woil ta
j rcte i Bssortmvnt of tin; trust choice Cloths,
j Jiwaitser- s and Votings—also summer Wear of
j every . jscri ption, t" which le invites th-* atten
tion ot purchasers. His cloths. etc.,,were ta
lented nithgreit care, and he can recommend
i t'ietu as being equal. at least, ttrany to be found
jin tie- (dace. //e also keens Hcady-mad eio
: thing of every d- srription, at very low prices—-
'■ and ia prepared to cut and make gn meets oc the
! shorter I notice and most reasonable terras. H
'-.spec tful'y invites the public to give fcira a
i
: HcP'.rd, JoneS, 18e0.
SETTLE UP.
I'd R subscrlVr, h* ring disposed of his Store
I. ti: trlfvir I, is desirous of closing- up his
i uoks. Ail pvttsons indel-tvd to Uitu arc teqnes
. ted t i settle up immediately. Hi t books n ill be
iu tin: aaiiil* ..I Mr. Job M. Shoemaker, till tift
July next.
It-, is thankful to his fiian-V* for the very
gem roes support they have yieMed hrra since
his curutnenci■> ent in this place and cordially
reC'ioin nea Is "r.J oh M Si oein iher, as s young
j man of go . i business habit?, of strict honesty,
' capacity ai d integrity,s;-.i who will not fill to
give gimerfll satisiacticai-i aty custoraets and
t trie ! '.:oli< .
Hi AS M. USHER.
M ajrch 11 ) 3ofi—'?m -
A. Kin-. Fr, Jordiu.
LAW PAItT N'EBSHTP.
KiS &. Jordan, J at taw,
liSPFOH , PA.,
> "\iril.L i r.-ictiee in the 'vcral .OputU of Bel
\V Hard and adjoining counties,
t Agenciei. Collections, and a'l other business
| intrusted to tin ir care will buirroa>tiy anJ'aith
, fnllv nttcuded U>.
ttFnCJB in Juliana struct, formerly *cev.pied
! he I). IK ifotius, Esq., and mure recently in tK.
i Otoopanoy of Jos .Mann, Esq.
January, S, 18SV
FOR SALE CHEAP
ONE FAMILY C;ir*nge. OIK Fatlir.Z 3>P Patter
>Ui new ami work warranted"— sJ Iw >
Ki 2 Hirst" widens ffer 'e b
A H. CF.iXr.H k Co.,
Produce JSPfficed for tutisgce or*aeons
Hay • 1