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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
NHARI9IED.

RRID-McGRE6s0R. the 22d inst BY Rev d, S.
Banks Mr. Joax RgID 70 Miss JANrf McGRzGoR, both
OF GoaIdale, Bedford county, ia.
BAEND0LL.tR--tI0GLET. Bloody Run, April
5tb by Rev. j. B. Posgrove 3ir JAcoB BAESnoLLAR %
Miss NANCY GoGLEY the residence Of the brides faith
er.
FRAZRY-HAEKs-In Bloody Ran, April 7th. by
ihe same, F. l. FkAzaY to Mis- PERSgLIA j. HANKS, at
OTIS Hotel
sPARKs-GIBS0N-0n April 18th, by the same, Nr.
lanes sFARKs to Miss ELzABETH GIEses, al the resi-
denc Of the brides father.
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Chr 8eafofa 9aQiirer.
BEDFORD PA. FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1854,
Notice

We shah continue to ftlrnishTHE INQUIRER for
so d year in advance, untilthe first week of Mas
xt after that time the terms viii be $l75, IN adj
vance.
This small increase is necessary to meet the large
advance IN the cost eprinting material ofevery de-
scription The Inquirer is now considerably larger
than il has been and will require good deal more
work and expense Ia prirltlt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOX NAP TERM
lsT MONDAY, 2ND DAY, 1864

7la slasl If Samuel Henry ShaTer. Samuel ubbs,
Michael Holier5aum, Martin Brumbaugh. John aa+s-
res[er Isaac Deyore. Thomas Mullenx. A. y sniyoiy
obn " Beeer Israel Davis, David Aoons' Henry Fen @
a. Henry Ieles Amos oldham, W n. Akers Barnet
Weirlsr Isaac Bowen Tosias snider, William Layton
Jo5n i. Noble. A. J. Morgart Thomas Hughes, Thomas
* s;tb fobn Corlev .fr. ASS Hewsare, John Mort-
mere william Robson John Gcphars, Jr Michael HIsSl
1lravn and certified ut the CommssicherE tHdce, FEB
ruary9 Q. 1864 1ViiN y Rl0liis4s ~.
apr 2, lS64-d,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

TFer OF GRAND JURORS pRAWN FOR MAY TERM
T1sp N0NDAy. IND DAY, 1851.
Peter F. Lehman. Foreraani Henry Aeponate i'd AS.
t-jta-.s Nicholas Hvspng william " hetstone- William
- Abrer f!rifsfb Henry FELTON,, Jacob ). Brown
ts,1el Fishaek james Ma3ara, Iaaae Earnest John =
r~,t Isaac Conner, JacohAYans, ~ IL A9rgaTt' . 2
Eob penneH Joseph sleighter William b9Mies p4yle
siaier George Baily john hefsHssr, DA'iu ~ 1A' =
yid Steel
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

Clubs Of twenty can have address put on each
paper for an additional charge of ten cents each.
For every cab OF twenty an extra copy n he added
for the geter up Of the club For every cub Of fty the
Semi Weekly, and fer every eiub OF hundred the Dai
Iy VIII be sent uenfegsesiea IN lien Of Ike extra COPIES
II Weekly. Additions TO Clubs may be madest any tine
same rates Papers rsnao; be changed from one Club
to another bat request 0f the person ordering the Club
and receipt uf city extra single papers viii be
taken from the Club and sent . separate address.
Al orders must be accom- panied by the cash.
address TIE WORLD,
apr. IS, Is64-c. 35 PGrk kotr Nsi- FORK.
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suicide.

-raeee, a young lady living at George
p s, pa..salI., s, IN the town Of Wood5erry, this
- t,,.,a- a7C on last Sunday morning with a
- rs - r Holsnger's. She had SLEPT
Win Ms Bara5el!s- d'fing the night and left her
side to co,sNt fhe act q
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
- cenfEaI Fair -comnittae Meeting.

The 4aonbars &C the Bedford County Committee
ofthe Grea, Central Fair, are requested to meet at
the oliice Of the chairman, in Bedford Borough at
Two o clock, P H., on Wednesday The 4th day OF
May, ues4. G \. HIChoh,
i. Bedford, April %, 1854. Chairman.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

Re1Tqrors. first Quarterly Meeting for Rains
burg Creiis. viii be held at Nj Smith, II e. Church
on SATURDAY Il Sabbath the 2lst & 22d OF May.
&. BEExsrREssER Pastor.
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REcRuIrs ZOE THE ~.

HEADQUARTERS. PROVOST MARSHAL, SIX
zgSrH DIsrRI5r PEsNsvIyAN1A, CAamteF'oHFg, 5aa,ee
% 1ssDjstriet Provost MarshaIs have been auhoriE
~ a. ENLIST MEN for the NAVY and MARINE
CORPS Able or ordinary seamen enlisted INTO the Na-
val service receive an ADVANCE Of three months pay as
-. Ia snt;tled Recruits enlisting in the Marine
Corps do not receive advance pay or bounty rom he
tea States bat are entitled to prize money Men enisI-
ing for the Naval Service or the Marine corps are e
III IN the ouotss for draft the I9cn for the army.
Men enistin for the First Battalion companles o. ths
Invalid Corps NOW the Veteran Reserve c9Ps val De
credited to the quota be furnished under ms afait q
'N GEO. EYSTER.
epr I,-c. Capt. and Prov NAT i"'n Us I =
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ApalIN IsTR.ArQRs NoTIeR.

Letters Of kdaia stTation having been Granted to The
undersigned Of Broad Top Tp upon fbe estate Of Chris
sisn Barnett late Of East Provideace ownshp deceased
br The Register e Bedford county al persons knowing
thenseves Indebted to said estate requested to moke
immediate payment and those having claims win present
them properly authenticated sor settlemeRt
JOSEPH BARNETT
April %, loGf-5t.@ Administrator
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

TuRoaT DISEASES. "sWs woBld call attention to
browns Bronchial Teoehas 3Fe have foana them eI
caeious in aaying Irritation in the Throat and Bronchi
and would commend them % he attention &c Public
Speakers, snd ohef troubled fh affections hreat
They also an excellent remedy for earseness result
ing from cold, ,R-Go5.greg egatioRalfs, Bosfoa.
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4 List Of Nenders OF Foreign asld EcInestic
Merchandise inthc coHHty OfBedioFd, forfhs
year 1862, as appraised and classified bs tkx
Appraiser 05Hfercantiie Taxes.
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Tavern Licenses.

The following persons have tsken out petitions or the
purpose Of Prgseang them to the Curt At May Session
1864 for license 10 keep Tavern.
David Stuckey, Rainsburg, Colerain township.
Catharine Eichelbergar Hopewall Broad Top Ip.
D4ill 4 Dibert Bedford borough.
fossuh &ortimore Snake spring township
John gorhew Broad Top townslip.
Henry Fluke, Woodbury..
William Pearson,
Thomas c. Reighart. Union township.
Harry DulIineer, HopeweHs
Christian EYersole 81 oiairsylle, 81 Clair to# n,
Bernard o,Eeal CisenegsYiIIe, Southampton tp.
Joseph Foller BueAa Nista, Juuiata township
Saml.. II. Sleek, Pleasaptviue, stclalr township
VAL, Steckman, Bedford s3or.,
Thomas d Caalif, Buena N1s.a, Juniats township.
lolln q Black Bloody bar, West Providence tp.
Danl F. Stone, Rsnsburg, 1nlersin township.
.Tarob Ranm. Saxton 4iberty township.
Geo. W. Figard, Fairplay, Iiraad Top township.
Aaron ". Reed Soutk Woodberry fp.
a. j. PenneH. Rainsburg, Colern;n township.
a. ]. Snivelv. Sehellsbqrg Bor.
George NJ. Colyin, ScheilS9arg i'or.
a A. MeKillipy. North Point Broadtop township.
gosepb b. Stoner, Bloody Run, West Pros ideree tp-
J. VAL Besserer, Stonerstown Liberty townshsp.
Peter Apick st Glairsvile, st Clair township
r Feiehtper raio Alto. Londonderry I'll.
ID. a. q. Black, Rays All, East Providenee tp
Jas A 8Iauev Ccnierrille, Cumberland Ns}ey ta-
benjamin Elliott. StonelstowD, Liberty townfhip
Isaae MsRgel, Bedford Bor,
.. Z. sHANE0N,- Clerk
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DIED

sIEChMAA--En Bloody Run, the 18th inst. Mrs
oVLA hcioyed wif Of Mr. James Steckman, in the 2ath
Je q LeT age. She was most exemplary Ghrisnn and
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EXEcUroR.s N0TIcE.

Letters egtancutary the Of David Ford sr. Of
Broad Top townships having been granted 10 the subscr
Der living in said 5wnshp All persons indebted to said
estate requested rake payment immediately. and
those hsving claims against the viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL ". FoRD,
ESscUtoT.
april p, l864-c
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RECRUITS WANTED
NOTICE.

The undersigned acknowledge that they did Jonathan
Reighard wrong in giving credeRce 70 the report Of b.
having taken corn from George Diber and digarow any
intention Of charging him with stealing.
j. " LISGEyFELrER FREDERICK koogTz,
Hltaess. jacob EETTER.
April %, 1s64-c.
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E,,r ~ e.-s H01rseaess. T5t55at Diseases fc
!. 80 es,,sea7a ,scs 9,8eaded t9 Ministers, Singers
Tad persons gaose gocGttoa calls them 10 speak IA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

Notice IS hereby given. that an appeal
at the Ceart House. o. the 9TH day Of May, Tort.
a. j. SANSOt"
Mercantile lRprq
apr. ], le64-t ew Castle.
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List Of Causes

Ton TRIAL AT MAY TERN, 1864, (Iss HosnAl
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va ASSIST THE PooR-Winter is at our
doors. Fuel and Provisions are dear, and
there are those among US that have not the
means to buy. There are the families of our
brave soldiers, many of whom will need as
sistance without being regarded as subjects
of charity. There are whole families whom
misfortune has overtaken, and who in the
struggle of life, have been driven to the wall
These should receive assissistance from those
who have competence.
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! 1.
And JoTmaHy OPeneI as SNch in SeP!ealber 1863
The School is at length places upon Sc,
cure basis-the State appropriation Of The
current year enabling the Trustee to extin-
gush the greater portion of the outstanding
/ liabilities, and to make extensive improve
ments upon the buildings and grounds.
Tie Spring Term aoW commence about
March 10, 1865.
Prof T. A. ALLEN, for the past six years in
charge of the Chester County CPa.) Normal
School, has been elected Principal, ard Prof.
J.Strait, oftte Edinboro State Normal School,
ton has been appointed to the Profess9rship
of Languages and Mathematics.
Prof. Allen is wtll known throughout the
State as gentleman ofaccurate scholarship.
possessing a practical experience of fifteen
years as an educator Of teachers and a thor
ough acquaintance with their educational
wants, acquired from his correction with
County Institutes in every section Of Penn
sylvania, as well as in other States.
Competent and thorough Instructors will
be provided for the other departments Of the
School,
The building has been reited throughout
and provided with furniture Of the most ap-
proved style, together with an extensive col
lection Of maps, charts, and works OF reference.
Excellent Chemical and Philosophical ap-
paratus will be in readiness at the opening of
the School.
To keep pace with the improvements in ed
ueation, a gymnasium will be erected, for
which valuable apparatus for the heavier
and lighter exercises has alleady been secured
The school year is divided into three terms
of thirteen weeks each, with no vacation. ex-
cept the week Of Christmas Holidays
1t is desirable that students shoald enter at
the commencement of n term, and for period
Of not less than thirteen weeks TuEtEOn.
in advancs per term, $500. No extra
charges for the laguages or the higher math-
ematicS. Text books rented at reasonable
rates. Vocal and instrumental music at
teachers prices. Boarding in the hail $50 90
per Term; wood for winter, SO co per term
washing, So 25 room rent, 81 So.
The arrangements now made are Of such
a nature as to warrant the Trustees in saving
that no other Institution in the State affords
better facilities for the Education of Teachers,
or for the preparation of students for college,
or for general business.
For further particulars address the Princi-
pal, at Mansfield, Tioga county, Pa.
w. C. RIPLEY, Pres. Board Of Trustees.
ALBERT CLARK, Secretary.
Mansfield, Dec. 20, 1864.
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be- DRowEED.-Margaret, Thomas and
Henry W., aged respectively s, and 4years.
children of George Lloyd, of Newberry, were
drowned in Lycoming Creek, on Sunday last.
The suppositlon is, that they weni upon the
ice to play while the mother was absent at a
neighbor's house.
Mr.. Lloyd is soldier, and arrived home
on furlough just as the bodies of two of his
little ones had been recovered Haiiamsport
Democrat.
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HsA-We find the following gong the rounds
of the press, and while we will not vouch
for the story we win say this much at
might have BEEN" The description of our
really beautiful little village is not consid-
cred by its denlzenS as strictly true.
How SAM Mills PLAYED CRY LAxDLoRD.-
Were you ever in Coudcrsport? Here is a
description of the place. 1t is village con-
tanning two hundred souls e. e., if every hu-
man biped has sou), and is situated be-
tween a clump of alder bushes and noted
frog-pond. But to my story.
In times Of old, there resided in said vii
lage hotel-keeper, who, for convenience,
we will call Sam Mills. Now Sam was an
excellent landlord. Many miles have tray
eiers gone out OF their way to stop with Sam.
His only failing was his love of CITY STYLE
having returned from the city, his little ons-
horse tavern was dull. He was on the noint
of closing, when, horror of horrors, several
city gsnts drove up to the door HAVING mo
walters, Sam was nonplussed. There hap
peped to be an old rum customer, known as
Pus B, lying around, and to him, Sam.
in this dire necessity, applied, telling him, if
he would act on this occasion. his whiskey-
bill for the next month would be nix. Pus
Io"uiiy SohsehIeUj anu uTeSSeu III one OF
Sans cast off suits, he presented himself at
the dinner-table. The guests were seated,
when up steps Pus with:
"What viii you have gents? We have
ham, ram, lamb, sheep, mutton, Goldfish and
venison"
Suddenly in comes Sam, with:
.Here, Pus, you go to the bar"
The joke was too good to keep.
>, you want to start fun, ask Sam how he
likes to keep city hotel.
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neA- The HslLSuH[e Press contains s

nEA- The WslIspAe Press contains several
rich and "original" illustrations of the man
''Marsh Champ" who some weeks since
headed the invasion from Mexican county.
From the appearance of one of the "plctlres"
it would seem that he has not received his
regular rations of Democratic doctrine lately
By-the-way, we have frequently been asked
by men from different parts of the county,
whether this man Champlain said in his
speech here that if Mcclellan was elected
''Dcmocratc prices would take the place of
the present high prices, and aehiskey could be
bought for II cents per gallon p We can
assure all who have any doubt about it that
it is true. We heard him say it-and was
not very much surprised, as people always
speak of that which "runs in their head.'
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R6- FARMERs.-Tou are required to report
to the U. S. Assessors all cattle. hogs, calves
and sheep which you slaughter for sale. The
tax on each head of horned cattle, is 40 cents
on each hog, 10 cents on each calf. cents,
and on each sheep cents. Reports must be
made during the first ten days of each month.
Persons failing TO make returns as required
by law, subject themselves TO severe PEN
atty.
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nA- There has been another call for
3oo,O 900 men to make up deficiencies of the
present call. Sub districts are given until
the 18th of February to fill their quotas by
volunteering, if they are not full by that time
there will be draft First correct your en-
rollment, then fill your quotas, which we
presume will not be assigned until after the
correction of the Enrolment Lists.
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French Burr Mill Stones.
NanufactOry Liberty 81. near the Cotton Factor
HARRISBURG, PA.

VEyHE undersigned announces to the trade
E that he continues TO manufacture and
import direct from the most celebrated quar-
ues in France, the best qualities Of
French Eurr EKiII stones,
which he offers at reasonable lates and guar
antees satisfaction to the purchaser. Also,
every number in USE of the celebrated
glD kUKER GRAND B0LTING CLOTH,
Orders BY mail promptly attended to, and
goods forwarded by railroad canal, or express
if desired. WM. H KEPNER,
5m23. No. To- West State ST., Harrisburg,
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na- At the last Election there were

nsa. At the last Election there were two
votes cast in Sweden township by couple,
who from the formation of that part of their
body generally supposed tie carry the brains,
are not responsible for their acts, or course
they voted for the illustrious "gunboat gen.
eral," One of these, when asked with what
he was assessed, replied, "with C-w's
cow" but when the taxes on C-w's COW
were to be paid, the "cow' had disappeared
and the taxes were this week presented to the
Commissioners for abatement We were
present at the time and are happy no an
nounce that in the opinion of the Commits
sioners the 'cow" or her friends will have 70
"god mother" the taxes. Take this matter
hold it up, and let the light shine upon it so
that it can be seen in all its bearings, and it
presents significant picture of the necessi-
ties Of q party, who, in the words of one of
its members, have exhibited their wax fig
ures for the last time in a Presidential con-
test" Eive la ''C~-w's COW p
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Notice.

GERwAEIA, Potter Co, Pa, Aug /, 1863.
n Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
" shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid any consideration whateyerfcr the same.
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and G. Bnshor has paid TO me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott township
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5076 and adjoining
the above.
End A certrin tract OF land, with Mil and
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
C. Bushor holds also ia htst warrant no.
250l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
tf WIN RADDE.
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tincipies Of IFuo democracy, aNo inc
,ERsPoRT, POTTER COUNTY P

! q, the same angle in an oppislte dlFee-
| Each stroke should be slightly
,ed and as long as possible, as the
d aim in skating is, while moving, to
nee the body on one foot at time
: must be taken to strike out evenly
leoually with each foot, or jerking
IaWkward motion will be acquired.
rhe arms should not be Saoung, but
NV raised, alternately with the feet
/ even then as imperceptibly as pos
lie Some of the best skaters keep the
MS folded in front of the body.
We do not believe that any more dlrec-
ms are necessary; for after the feat OF
;atlnc at all is accomplished, the pest
'structors in the world are smooth 'ce, a
lir of good skates, and the attraction OF
ravitatiod.
No exercise can be more delightful, or,
seusibly INDUCED in, more healthtui
aan skating, or better calculator to make
oupp America broad -chested and strong
,goed and to turn to teh girl-phantom
fthe dav into graceful, rosy and well,
.eveloped woman. 1t is the abuse anc
Of the use of the art which has served
> create a prejudice against it in the
ainds of so many parents and guardians
lst. Be careful not to have your skate
traps too long, for they are apt to sip
lown. after a while, and in this case Will
neviabtly get under the runners, and tell
he ice one of those secrets of which we
sere speaking
I'd. Dress warmly. Boys clothes gen
rally afford ample protection from the
,old but girls should never 60 upon the
ice without wearing Turkish or gymnas-
ium trousers.
I Sd. Never kneel or sit upon the ice,
especially when warmed by exercise
without useing a cushion or some inter
yening substance by way Of protection.
Z 4th. Keep your mouth closed as mucL
as possible while in motion, breathing
through the nose only.
/. 5th. Do not sit down Immediately ate
Skating without having an extra carmen
to throw about your shoulders.
9th If you are to ride home, betor
"a, STATE NORMAL SCffGO
MANSFIELD, TIOGA co, PA.
THIS INSTITUTION WAS
Recognized By the State Authorities, 1
December, 1862.
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No. There will be no paper issued from
this Office next Week, it being Holiday
Week"
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Eg~ See the advertisement of State Nor
NAL School,
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EG- We see by the Wellscile Prscs that
the Genesee Valley Seminary, Rev. j. Hen
drick, Principal. opened on the 9Th of De-
cember.
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nss-- Snow is plenty, weather cold, and
sleighing fine.
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WM. RADDE.
State Medical Board.
headquarters Pennsylvania Niiitia, J
Hospital Department, :
TTv-r;rI,yr. NovI, n 1904

JtU8PtlN0 I/tV0' IHFstIl
Harrisburg, Nov'r 10, 1864 J
EvHE State Medical Board of Pennsylvania
IL is now in session in this city, and will
continue until further notice, 10 eXamide can
didatcs for the post Of Medical Officers in
Pennsylvania Regiments.
The appointment of a number of Assistsnt
Surgeons will be required Immediately to fill
vacancies now existing, as well as for Others
constantly occurring.
Physicians ofPennsyivania, in good health
furnishing proper testimonials as to moral
character &C., viii be admitted to the exam
nation.
By order of the Governor:
JOSEPH A. PHILLIPS,
Surgeon General of Pcnnsylvania.
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aG- Mr.. Colwell wants Oats at his Store
in Millport.
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I'D n E I'D .

Suddenly, of Apople3y, in Lymansville,
Dec. l6. 1864, MATILDA NJ, wife Of H. A.
Nelson, aged SO years and days.
"None knew her. but to love her;
None named her, but to praise"
E. ". n.
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Local and General.
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w WAGON SHOP

ITEyHE subscriber having located in Lewis
e. vile is prepared to do all kinds OF work
in his line, on short notice and in the best
manner.
Making and Repairing
of all kinds. am enabled by the aid of ma
chinery to do work in the wagen-line better
and cheaper than any other establishment in
the county. / am also prepared to. make
COFFINS. EDISON HYDE.
Ulysses, Penn'a Dec. l, 1854
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

STRAfED away from the subscriber,
- about the first of December, FOUR
SHEEP one White EVE with a bell on; one
Black EVE, and two young WEATHERS
Whoever returns them to the Subscriber,
living near Coudefsport, shall receive the
above Reward. JACOB JENKINS,
Dec. 20, 1864.
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T7,HEeTG. --

This branch OF our trade we call your atten-
on to in particular as we can and will save
YOU % to so per cent. Fine suits from $l2
10 SIS, worth $50 to So. Good black pants
for 1913, worth $3.50. Extra Doeskin s. 80.