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INDIANA COUNTY Nessenge7, says !:
On Saturday, the 29th ult, Mr.. Patrick
Mccullough met his death in the following
manner: He was engaged as sawyer at the
mill of Arthur & Thorn, located at Pine
Flat, Green tp., and while walking near the
saw, he stumbled and fell upon it, splitting
his arm from the fingers to the shoulder.
Medical attendance was procured as soon as
possible, but nothing could be done to save
him, and he died The deceased was mar
ried less than one year ago, and his young
wife is disconsoiate at her sudden bereave-
ment. She has our heartfelt sympathy.
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1fyou want a tip top pair of Shoes, or
Caters, Ladies, go to the Banner Shoe
Store, Market street. The finest selection
in the county
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8aftsll,an's journal
NEARFIELD, PA, JUNE l6, 1869.

T, P.IRoxs.-To insure the safe transmission
r ,ooDey bv mail. patro shoud remit by check
=, money order, or have their letters registered
,sseint will be encl osed in the first paper after
.ts nancy comes TO hand;
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4 MATHEMATICAL CURIOSITY. We see
it stated that lands along the Council Bluff
Railroad which last year sold for FIVE dol
lars per acre are this year worth fifteen dol
lars per acre, and are still on the rise. We
don't wonder bit Indeed this is but one
example under a rule as invariable as the
old rule of three. The wonder would be if
it failed. The rule may be thus stated /:
Any person owning land far from rail
road can ,oeli afford to give its t0hole present
ralae in order to get railroad to run with
in mile or two Of it. The rule is as good
here as in lowa-as good with lands of high
value as with those of low The business
men and capitalists, as well as farmers, of
this coanty should bear these important
facts in mind.
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NV HoTEL.-Our old friend, Geo. n
Colbun. last week sold his new hotel, at
the Railroad depot, to G. d. Goodfellow.
Mr.. Goodfellow has been TO the east and
purchased the necessary furniture and out
ft, and will in all probability, he ready to
Accommodate guests during the coming
cnurt
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TIE largest and most select stock of Hats
and Caps, to choose from, are to be found
At the Banner Hat Store
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Rev DR. Mcleod, viii preach in the st.
Andrews Episcopal church, ,on next Sabbath
morning.
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. J. HAYES, SURGEON DEyrIsr, Office

= j. HAYES, SURGEON DENTIST. Office
~ on Main Street. Curwensville. Penn'a
Will make professional visits-for the convent
ence of of the pub ublic-commenciDg in April 1863
as follows,viz: Luthersburg first Friday of every
month; Ansonville, first Monday of every month !:
Lumber City. first Thursday of every month:
spending two days in either place. All ordes for
work should be presented on the day of his arri-
val in each place.
Y.Ieeth extracted by the application of local
anasthesia, comparatively without paip. All
kinds of dental work guaranteed
NJ B.-The public will please notice. that DR.
IL, when not engaged in the above visits may be
ound in his office in Curwensville. ian '69Iy
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ouRwENsvILLR ADVERTISEMENTS,

II S. CO L f would inform his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that
he still continues to manufacture BOOTS AND
SHOES of the very best French Calf and Kip. at
the lowest prices for cash or approved country
produce. He also makes all kinds of heavy boots
All work warranted, and perfect satisfaction Civ
en-. Opposite Draucker's Hotel, Curwensville. Pa.
July 20. ls6S-IY.
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Saturday evenings, open until 0 o clock
the Banner Shoe Store
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CHURCH DEDICATI0N-The new Presby
terrain church at Clearfeld. (by Divine Per
mls>lon) will De dedicated on Wednesday,
the 25d inst. Services to commence at 10
o'clock, A NJ The Rev. H. s. Butler, the
fAs'or elect, will lie installed in the evening
OF the same day, by a committee appoint
log Presbytery. Distinguished ministers
are expected to take part in the exercises.
iae pubic are respectfully invited to at
rcd By order of TRUSTEES and SESSION.
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EIa5T ADVERTISER ENTs.-Do not fail
.' read advertisements. The person who
'dA.' newspaper now days, and negleots
10 read over the advertisements, is apt to
lse much valuable information. The ad
'eTt'>ng patronage OF paper indicates not
'hly the enter prise of the city and county
where It is published, but it is also an infali
O'e proof that the business men are possess
Gu OF vim and go aheadativcness. Show US
business community who don't advertise
4'l We ! show you community where busi-
"eSs ! stagnated. The man who advertises
III ls7eral yet discreet manner, is sure to
take the icai of his neiahbor who don't
spend cent for printers ink 1t is also
''Hcef ID that the man who advertises keeps
'fSeF' better and more complete stock of
sV'is, aud sells them cheaper than the man
"no 0on advertise IF you want good bar
s'''is' call on the man who advertises.
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NEW STORE AND SAW MILL.
AT B AID HILLS,
Clear6eld county.

The undersigned having opened large and
well selected stock of goods at Bald Hill. Clear
field county. respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
Their stock embraces Dry Goods Groceries
hardware Queensware, Tin ware, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Neady made Clothing and a gen
eral assortment of Notions, etc
They always keep on hand the best quality of
Flour, and a variety of Feed
All goods sold cheap for cash or EXCHANGED for
approved country produce
Having also erected a Steam Saw Mill they are
predared to saw all kinds of lumber to order
Orders solicited. and punctually filed
Nov. 20, 1851 F. "a IRWIN
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We are now converting 7-30s of the June and
July series into Gold Coupon $50 bonds of 1857
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Tvrons and clearneId Railroad

Nail tnin leaves Tyrone at 900 m
Arrives at Clearfeid at loo p. IN.
Nail T., ,in leaves Clearfeld a. 200 m.
Arrives st Tyrone at $50 p. m
Connects with Cincinnati Express East at 6.I7
m: Mail West at 6 a p, N Bald Eagle Ex-
mess at 90 p m
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Clearfeld Retail Markets.
CORRECTED By r. Mossor. JuxE Is, 1869.

Closing Quotations of Governm't Securities.
ia NE s T. BRADY CO.,
tSHecessors 10 s. Jonesf Coz
CORNER OF FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS.
Pittsburg May 30. 1869.
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GRAIN NWANTED-w heat Rye, Corn Buck
NJ wheat and Oats wanted for which the high
stmarket price will be paid by j p KRATZER
Market Street, opposite the Jail ClearfeId Pa,
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aglisfellNneons.

apple orchard thereon, adjoining lands Of John
Vert, William Wcrtz, aisn, tract Of land
containing 100 acres or iess. about 60 acreg
cleared end nnder fence. with "a tFo story frame
house, log stable thereon erected, with voting
apple orchard thereon. adjoining iatd- ef J l3a-
than ostcr. Robert Deri.u0rc Jasgb Iirenning,
James Deiesn6re, and James Drcnniug situate IN
CumbeFlaad Valley tEp.. aad taken in execution
as the property Of Jacob Wersz.
ALSO. all the defendants interest in and
to tract Of land, cantaining 76 acres more
or less, with about acres cleared and under
fence with one aud half story loe house.
log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands Of
Joseph Hemming on the Sonth. j. r. Dur
buyrow Esq, on The East, Jerry Shea 90 the
Nest, Cadwaladef Evan heirs on the North.
situate IN Cumberland Valley twp, Bedford
Co., and taken 10 execution us The nropefty
Of Edward Whans
ALSO, all the def odant interest in and to
one lot Of ground iriHtiHg on east Pitt ST.. 40
feet, aud running bacE 0 az alley 30 teet, with
one story log house thereon erected, a5join-
ing lots Of Mrs Catharine Charleston and
Frederick Crae ford, situate in Bedford Bor
ough, seized aud taken in execution as the
property o. Elizabeth Thompson.
ALSO, al. the deleudsat's interest ia aud
to t. e. Of land containing AZ acres, more
or less, about 25 acres cleared aa9 under
fence, wlth two story log hpuse and log
Stale thereon erected. adjaiiang lands Of
ia e- Hockenberry, Heary Brideuihsi, sam
uei Loses and john fodd situate in Napier
iwI Bedford eou'tg. seized and taken in
tx e4i0n as the properly Of Valentine Dull.
ROBERT STECKMAN, sheriff.
Sh # Office Oct. 10th. 22act
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TERRIFIC ExPLosIov.-A Cadiz Ohio paper
says; "a vulcanizer exploded in the Dental
office of Mr.. VIM. Cessna, of this place, on
last Tuesday morning. 1t was sitting on a
stove and had become over heated. The
stove was broken into fifty pieces and scatter
ed in all directions. A clock that was sitting
on a shelf near by was likewise demolished,
but looking glass hanging on the wall was
not injured. Pieces of the vulcanizer pene-
tratee the ceiling Of the room, cutting through
the laths, and the glass in the windows was
nearly all broken out. Mr.. Cessna was sit
ting within four feet Of the stove at the time
Of the explosion, and was tumbled backward
on the floor, but, strange to say, was not IN
jured in the least"
The above Mr. Cessna Is a young man from
this place, Bedford, and son Of John J..
Cessna Esq. A very narrow escape indeed
SURGlcAL.-Seyeral weeks ago Drs. Wm
Watson and J. r. Anderson of this place per-
formed surgical operation on a young man
named Oldham, Of Somerset County, Penn
sylvauia, by removing fbrous iumor from
his neck. Mr. Oldham had been to Phila-
delphia and Pittsburgh for the express pur
pose of having this tumor removed, and not
finding any one who would undertake the job,
came to Bedford on the 2sth Of Oct, and
applied to the above named physicians who
performed the operation in fifteen or twenty
minutes. Mr.. OLDHAM is now getting along
fine.
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BEDFORD coeSrY OFFICERS.



President Jedge-Hon. Alex. King.
Assoefgte Jadges--Wm. G. Eicholtz and Geo.
W. Gump.
Prothoaotary, Register und Recorder, &e.-o.
E. shannon.
District Aisoraey--E. F. Kerr.
Ireastrer-Esgac Mengel
Sberif- Robert s.ockman.
Depaty HeriF-Phnip Huzzard.
CGtsfR SUrreyor-Samuel Ketterman.
CoE'Rlissi0ners-F. ?. Bceglc, David Howsare.
and P, N. Barton C7srk-John G. Fisher.
Copase{-Johu ". Diekerson.
Directors IF Poor-H. EgulE Michael,
Dichi, and J. 7. Noble. Stesard - Samuel
pcdbaurh C0uHset-J. W. Diekerson Clerk-W
G. >haiter, Iroasnrer-W William Bowles. PhYsiciqn
DIR L. G. Rcamer
Agditors-M. A. Hunter, John D. Lucas,
and s Whip.
BORouGH oFFIcEEs.
Bragess-V. Steekman.
Aasistant Bnrgess-Josiah Haley,
Co'ayeji-W Bowles, Jonathan BTghtbill W.
n. Cook, J. NJ. Shoemaker Hiram Lentz and j.
Reed. c}crt-H. Nieodemus. Treasarer-Jno.
Ii. E.sh.
CopsfqJ}e-Richard Curboy,
High CoBsfaJ}e-Lawrence Defbaugb
Sslooi Dircc,ors--Job Mann, Isaac Mengle
Geo. Mengle, Jacob Bowser, John Cessna. H.
Nioionus. Scereta,y-T R, Jettys. Treasurer
MINISTER'S.
EJyiseopalion--Rev Alfred J. Barrox
PrcsbHfcyi1H--Bev. +. j. Wilson.
LHfbereR-Rey J. Q. McAttee.
-Heth0aist--Rov. A. W Gibson.
German Reformed-Bev. II. Heckerman
Roman Cottolie-Rev. Thomas Heyden
ASSOCIATIONS.
Bsdfori Lodge, No. 32o, 4. Y NJ, meets on
The first Wednesday, on or before full moon, in the
Bedford Hall, on the corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Ponce Bra"ch Eaean,pn'eat No. ia, I. 0. 0.
...-,r rt rv.- 4r+ n
ings Of each month, in the Bedford Hall.
BeE{ora lodge, No. 202, l. o. o. f., meets ev-
cry Friday evening, in the Bedford Hall.
Ba2tord Lodge, No. l4s, I. o. 6. T., meets in
the Court House, Monday evening Of each
week.
1edior1 Co5acH, No. 500, o. u. A. NJ, meets
Oh Thursday evening Of each week, in the Mason
ic Hal.
HrTTINGDoy 5 EUoABror r. R.-FgEi Arraquc-
lqeHL--AIail Tran leaves NJ Dallas at I.G0 P. u.
arrives at Huntington at l20 p. ". Leaves
Huntingdon at $50 a. Ai.--Grrives at Mt. Dallas
at Il.52 a. ~ Coaches leave Mt. Dallas for Bed
ford the arrival OF each train
Coaches leave Bedford FOR Mt. Dallas at ll.0O
A. III. 20 connect with the Mail Train.
The Post Office in Bedford il open at o'clock
4. N. and close at o'clock r. n. during week
days, and on Sunday viii be kept open from Z
till o'clock A. ".
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ID EGISTER's NOTICE
IL All persons interested, are hereby mott
fed that the following named accountants
have fled their accounts in the Register S
Office of Bedford County, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphars Court in
and for said County, on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of November next at the Court House
in Bedford for confirmation.
!. The administration account Of John p.
Reed Admir- of the estate OF James Tay ylor,
late of the State of Iowa, dec d.
.. The account of Lewis Putt, Esq, Adm r
Of all and singular goods and chattes, rights
and credit which were of Joseph Crissman,
merchant, late Of the township Of Liberty,
County of Bedford, Pa. decd.
3. The account of Samuel L. Russell,
Trustee to sell the Real Estate of DIR. Will
liam Watson, dec d, Admir- with the will an
nexed of Eliza Watson decd.
T. The account of Samuel l.. Russell Adm r
with the will annexed Of Eliza Watson, late
of Bedford twp, dec d.
3. The Administration account of William
Gracey. Admir- of Martin 7. Foor, late of
East Providence twp, decd.
6. The account Of John S. Sproat and John
T. Gephart, Executors Of the last will and
testamouy of Maj Joseph Sellers late Of Bed
ford twp, decd,
Z. The account of John Slayer. guardian of
Jacob B. Miller, one of the children of Dan
iel T. Miller, late of South Woodberry twp,
Bedford County, decd.
s. The account Of G. II. Spang, guardian
of Henry thinner, minor child of Samuel
Zmmers, late of Bedford twp, Bedford Co..
Pa, decd.
Q. The first administration account of Jacob
l.. Albright and Josiah Miller, Esq, Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of Philip
Devore, late of Londonderry twp, decd.
10. The account of David F. Steel, and
Thomas Steel, Executors of the last viii aud
testamony of George F. Steel, Esq, late of
Liberty twp, decd, who was guardian Of
William Rufus Entrekin minor child of Al
fred Entrekin decd
Certified Oct, II, 1869.
22oct 0. +. SHANNON, Reg'r.
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DIED.

OF a stroke OF tho Palsy, on the 18th Of Oct,
1869, at her residence in 'Juuiata twp, Bedford
Co, MARY, the wife Of Jacob Hoover, aged IS
years / months and ! 0 days.
Daring short illness, she patiently bore her
aflieti,n, and brcathed out her life in the hopes
Of glorious Immortality. Praying for those
around her to meet her on that shore where srf-
fering is stranger and parting comes no more.
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MARRIED.

At waterside, Nov. 4th 1869, by Robert Rails
ton, Esq., Mr.. DANIEL CREPS Of Hopewel
township, to Miss REBECCA AARON, of Pat
louisville all uf this county.
On Tuesday Nov 9th at the House of the
brides father, by Rev. II. He:kerman. Miss J L.
LA +. REED to Mr.. Wm. A. NIC0DEMUS
both of this place The happy pair have our best
wishes for their success in life. The package Of
good things sent to this Office was duly aprrecia-
ted. typo can always chronicle such memora
bic events, with much more pleasure, when he is
stimulated by the sweets Of a wedding table.
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I IST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR
j November Term, Sd Monday, 10Th day. 81
Tho's, Gilcbrist foreman Joseph ii. Mullin,
Isaiah Morris. Andrew RouSer,
Jeremiah Clark, Peter Stechman,
James B. Farquhar, Martin BoItz,
J Jacob Bart,n, Samuel +. Shoup.
Abraham CorI John Griffith, of los.
John Wolford, Calvin Tobias,
Abraham MoTgart, Levi Flnck,
solomon Suter solomon Wilkinson,
George Kinsely, Henry Door,
Josiah Milestone, b. F. Williams,
Hczekiah Loguc Robert Montgomery.
List Of Petit Jurors drawn for same Term;
George barefoot, james Madara,
Geo W Points amos Berkheimer,
c. G. Garliek, Hiram Rohm,
David Brumbaugh, Eli Holsinger
Thomas G. Walker, Hugh kinton,
William Simpson John N. Walter,
George Steel John Lanerty,
Michael c. Miller, John Shoemaker,
Daniel r. Snyder, II. il. Fisher,
Daniel Barley, r. ii. Barley,
Jacob S Brown, Mathew Pearson,
Georre Smith. Levi Carpenter,
Daniel Stayer, Geo. W. NIekroy,
Christian Miller, John ;. lmler,
Arehibald Blair Matthias Smith,
William r Fuultz. d. i. Armstrong,
Jonathan Gable, Phillip Ilollcr,
John Z. Miller, H. ii Dasher,
Philip Smith, John +. Williams,
Drawn and certified at Bedford, this sth day oi
September A. d. 1868.
ISAAC KENSINGER,
Attest: WILLIAM KIRK,
JoRN g. FIsHER, Clerk, Jury Comm's.
4puy2t
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. EDFORD COUNTY, ss:-Al

I Ei}EOkD CDU My. SS:-&f an
4 Orphans Court, held OF Bedford, 10 and for
-- the county Of Bedford. on the 9th day Of
I sstL September, A. d 1859 before the Judges
Of the said Court, on motion of John
p Reed Esquire- the Court grant n RuIe On the
heirs and legal representatives OF John Corsey.
Jr, late Of ! uuista township, Bedford county
deceased. to wit Mary CoFley, widow; Rebeoea
i0ternarTicd with gesee Geller residing IN Juui-
aia township, county of Bed ord Joseph Corley,
residing in California Michael Corley Albert
CoTiey and Elizabeth Corley. residing in Junista
townshin- Aforesaid Amanaa, intermarried with
jacob Walker. residing ia Somerset county Penn:
George C0rley AID Annie Corey. minors resi-.
ding 10 Juntata township, Aforesaid 10 be and ap-
pear al an Orphans Court to be held Mt Bedfor1
in and for the County Of Bedford, on the 18th day
Of November, next, to aesept or refuse to take the
Real Estate Of saia deceased, at the YaIHatiou
which has been valueI and appraised in pursa-
anee Of a writ Of Partition or Valuation Issued
out Of our said Court and 10 the said Sheriff OF
said County directed, or show cause why the same
should not be sold. In testimon~ whereof, have
hereunto SET my band and tho seal Of said Court
a; Bedford, the d day Of September, A. D. 1889
Attest o E. SHANNON Clerk
ROBERT STECKNAN, Sheriff oct2lW4
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A coUGH, COLD OR SORE rnn0Ar

A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, as neglect often
results il an incarablc Lung Desease.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCnEs viii
most invariably give instant relief.
For BRoScHIrIs, ASTHMA, CATARRH, CoSsCtlI :
TIVE and THRoAT DISEASES, they have sooth-
ing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of
the Troehes, many 'oorth,es, and cheap limitations
are o8ered 'ehieh are good for nothing. Be sure
10 OBTAIN the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
l2nov6m SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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COUNTY, SS:-At an

ID EDFORD COUNTY, SS:-At an
ID Orphans Court held at Bedford. in and for
- the county of Bedford. On the 6th day Of
SEAL september, 4 D 1869, before TIE judy
- Is Of the said Court; On motion OF John
Reed. Esq, the Court grant Rule the
Heirs and Legal Representative Of Robert
Glossen, late of Londonderry township, decd. %
wit Lucinda, wife Of William Madden, residing
in the State Of Iowa Minerva, wife Of George
Dcfbaugh, residing in the State Of, Illinois; Ju-
isn, wife Of George kihener residing in the State
Of Indiana George Chosen, residing 10 Alegany
County Maryland Harriet Lance grand daugh-
ter and daughter Of Louisa wife of Daniel Lance,
both dec d, said Harriet minor above fourteen
years Of age, residing in Cumberland, Marybnd
and Margaret wife Of William Myers, dec d,
siding in Londonderry township. Bedford county.
10 be and appear at an Orphans Ceurt, to be held
at Bedford, in ard fjr the county Of Bedford, on
the 10Th day Of November, next, to accept OF re-
fuse TO take the Real Estate Of said deceased at
the valuation which has been vslued and aPpraiS-
cd, in pursu nee ot.a writ of Partition or VtluH-
ton issued Gu. of our said Court and t. the said
Sheriff Of sal County directed OF show caasn why
the same should not be sold. La testimony where
Of I have hereunto SCI my hand and tho seal OF
said Court. 1t Bedford, the 9th day OF September,
4. d 1853.
Attest O. L SHANNON,
ROBERT SrECKMAy, Sheriff Clerk.
oct2lw1.
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DIREcToRY. The following is a directory
Of the Officers of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers of Bed
ford, and the time Of meeting of the different
associations;
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-12

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