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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

MoRRIsOEs COVE RAILRoAD.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting, says
the Hollidaysburg Register, was held
in the Court House, on Saturday the
18th inst, for the purpose of closing
up the subscription to the above road.
With some exertion the last dollar of
thethirty thousand wassubscribed. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested on
the occasion. There is great contest
going on between Hollidaysburg and
Newry as to whether the road shall
run from the former place or the road
now running to the latter be extended
on through Morrisons Cove. The
friends of the differ ent routes are work
ing like beavers. In the event that
the Newry people are successful, Hol-
lidaysburg will be switched off and
derive very little benefit from the
road. It is expected that the Direc-
tors Of the Penna. r. r. will take def
inite action in the matter and decide
on the route, at their meeting in Phil
adelphia, today, 23d.
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May. 4 D. 1870, when those in favor of the
sale ofthe present "Poor House Property"
and the purchase Of smother as provided in
this act. ehal vote ticket With the words
Poor House on the outside, and the words
'fFor ga e ii Poor House on the inside, and
those opposed TO the sale of the present
''Poor Haase on the outside, and the words
Against sale Of the Poor House," on the
inside. Aud the Sheriff of tbs said County,
is authorized aud required to give notice Of
said elceion. by proclamation, in not less
than i've rcws.sspers 10 said County, at least
three Weeas ttfoie said election; the election
to be beid IN lie respective election districts,
by the eeetiUa officers elected at the last
general election: the return Judges to meet
at the Court House, in Bedford Borough, on
Monday succeeding said election, and if,
upou q careful counting of the votes, it shall
be touud ina. a majority OF the votes poied
were in favor of the sale of the present Poor
Honse Property then the said Commission.
ers shall proceed at once to purchase land
aud erect buildings as aforesaid, but If a
majority shall vote against the sale Of the
present ''Poor House Property then the
provisions oi this act shall be of no effect.
The expenses of said election shall be paid
ont of lhe County Treasury.
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A SPLENDID STRUCTURE. NJ.
Shoemaker, Esq, has removed his
store into the room just finished, in his
new three-story brick house lately e.
rected, on Pitt street. Mr.. Shoema-
ker's new building is one of the finest
structures of the kind in the State. 1t
is 1873 feet inches in length and SO
feet front. Its height is fifty feet, the
stories being severally Is, IA and 2 feet
high. The room occupied by Mr..
Shoemaker as a store-room is 20 feet
in length by "A feet in width. Two
beautiful French plate glass windows,
l0l by S! feet, form the front of the
room, The room is seiegantly fitted up,
with handsomely painted and tasteful
ly arranged cases, shelves aud counters,
and will be lighted with several large
chandeliers. The third floor has been
leased for ten years by the Masonic or
der. 1t will be one Of the finest lodge
rooms TO be found anywhere. fIr.
Shoemaker certainly deserves great
credit for this Improvement. To
Hessrs. Davidson and Horn, of this
place. tbs architects >, much praise is
due for the skill and Lfasle displayed in
the construction OF tile building,
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LARGELANDSL NaYTo,o Escape
Of a Freight Train.-On last Thursday
large land slide occurred at Cyphers'
Cut on the Huntingdon & Broad Top
Railroad, and the passenger train and
the mails were thrown several hours
behind time in consequence. The To-
cal freight train had just barely pass
ed through the cut when the tremen-
dOus pile of earth came laundering
down upon the track. 1t was quite
fortunate that this train got through,
for with no engine on this side the
travelling public would have suffered
great inconvenience in getting to and
from Mt. Dallas. 1t is estimated that
from eighteen to twenty thousand feet
of earth are piled on the track which
ii will take several weeks TO remove.
In the meantime passengers and the
express will be transported over the
road as usual making allowance for tee
loss Of time required to pass around the
cut.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

THE first experien ee of the women
of Wyoming as jurors proves conclu-
sively that in invading the domain
which the masculine biped has hither-
to considered peculiarly his, they have
not laid aside the feminine quality of
having opinions oftheir own and tena-
ciously sticking to them. The trial
upon which they were engaged was
case of murder, and for four consecu-
tive nights they had been detained
unable to agree. The dispatch says
that they looked pale and fatigued, but
we can readily imagine that they will
allow themselves to be we'll nigh starv-
ed and become quite i'll before any dis
position to give in is developed.
Since writing the above we learn
that the jury has actually agreed-a
circumstance that makes the novelty
of female jury all the more wonder.
ful.
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MARRIED..

MILLS-SLEIGHTER--0n the 18th inst. at the
parsonage by the Rev @. G. Probst, Mr. Daniel
w Mills and NJ Erneline Sleighter, both Of Mon
roe ID.
EGG-B0WSER On the Sd inst, by the Rev.
c. u Heilman. at the st Psus church in Union
tp, Mr.. A. j. Kegg 70 Miss Mary E. Bowser, both
OF this county.
ZIMMERS-W Exon the sth inst,
BY tue same at the reformed Parsonage at st
Clairsville, Mr.. Aaron ZiInmers 20 Mss Mary
Wisegarv er, both of this county.
H0LDERBAUM-CRISM the nth inst,
by the same, at he same piace, Mr.. David Rol-
derbaum TO Miss Sarah r. Crisman both of this
county.
M0RTIMoRE-DE the 10th
inst by the Rev. II. Heckerman, Joseph p Nor
timore Of Snskespring township, TO Miss Mary
Elizabeth De6baugh, OF Monroe tp.
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DIED.

B0WSER-In Woodberry, on Saturday, March
18th. Howard Smith, Youngest son of DR.. l. N
and Annie NJ. Bowser, aged years, months
sDd days
This has Indeed been deep and sad affection
20 the fond parents, to consign their precious
Jewel 20 the narrow limits Of the grave; TO think
that thsF have look ed for the last time upon that
lovely faee and listened for the last time TO
the ehidisi prattiings Of his sweet familiar voice.
The beautiful little form that used 10 Neicome a
fathers return. and greet mothers presence, is
now forever hashed in death. With little Howdie
the sunshine 10 have gone out Of their home.
He was the loved pet of ELI who knew HIN, and
in the Sabbath School his bright eyes and sweet
Gully heaa were eagerly watched for, by all tha
older children of the school. But while we deep
ly sympathEe with the bereaVed trlenas, We
wOaid say to them
It call not back to earth again, the form Of
Howdie dear,
For he is happier, happier fur than when ho
And fell disease, no mere shall pale your darling
loved ones brow,
For he has passed away from earth, he ia an ange.
now.
You loved your darling little boy, you loved him
all too well,
And 'twas with saddened hearts, that you were
called TO say farewell
In meek submission you should say Oh Lord,
"thy will be done,
Yet in your hearts their seems void without
your dear loved one.
But oh you should not mourn him DOW, nor call
him back again,
For when your mortal powers fail, your star Of
life doth wane,
Twill urge your upward flight, and FIJI your
hearts with purest joy.
To know, in heaven, there waits for you your daF-
ling angel boy.
MOLLIE
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THE RoBINs.-"W When the robins
come Spring is sure not to be a great
way off, The first ehirp of these
sweet songsters is generally eagerly
looked for by everybody. We have
heard them "calling upon the house
top" and from the trees several morn
ings during the past week. The fol-
lowing upon the subject of the robins
coming, is the most beautiful we rec
oilect ever having seen:
There's call up,n the housetOp, an answer from
the plain,
There's warble in the sunshine, tWltter in the
rain,
And through my heart, at the sornd Of these.
There comes a nameless thrill,
As sweet as odor to the rose,
Or verdue to the hill
And all these joyous mornings
Ny heart pours forth this strain
''God bless the dear old robins,
Who have come back again
For they bring thought of sumner, of dreamy,
precious days,
Of king-eups in the meadow, making q golden
haze;
longing for the clover blooms,
For roses all aglow,
For fragrant blossoms where the bees
With drOning murmurs GO
dream of all the beauties
OF summers golden reign,
And sing "God keep the robins,
Who have come back again.
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Peterson's Nfagazine for April is al.

Peterson's Magazine for April is al
ready on our table. 1t maintains the
high character of this favorite lady's
book. The steel engraving, Eyes
Right" is capital, full of fun and char
acter. The coIored steel fashion plate
is superb, exceling anything In It's
line we have seen. TIE stories are by
the best writers in the country; in this
department Peterson" excels pre-emi-
nently. We do not see how anybody
can do without this magazine
Terms, $500 year, with great reduc-
tions to clubs. Address c. j, PETER
SON, Philadelphia, Pa.
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GRADUATED.-We learn by "Lin-
den's" letter that our young friends S.
H. Gump and Albert Ealy graduated
in the medical department of the u
niversity of Pennsylvania. The young
doctors are both clever fellows and we
wish them every success.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

A number of our contemporaries are
making big blow about their job
bers," and each claims to have the ne
Plus ultra in that line. Now zee kqclo
that we have the best jobber and do
the neatest work in this section of the
State. This is a conceded fact, but we
are by far too modest to make fuss a.
bout il.
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CURE FOR COUGH OK CoLD.-As
soon as there is the slightest uneasi-
ness OF the Chest with difficulty of
breathing, or indications of Cough,
take during the day few Browns
Bronchial Troches." Containing in
mulcent ingredients, they allay Pull
monary Irritation. Have them in
readiness upon the first appearance of
a Cold or Cough.
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GoDFY's LADY's BooK.-This un-
rivalled ladies' monthly magazine for
April, has been received, and is filled
TO overflowing with interesting mat
ter. Cooley knows exactly what pleas
es the ladies, which accounts for the
great popularity his magazine has at
tained. Almost everybody gets it, and
those who don't should subscribe for
it at once. Address L. A. Cooley, pub
Usher, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

In Mifliu the other day little boy
named Bloom, struck another boy
named Schellenburg, with stone on
the side ofhis head and fractured his
skull. Bloom was arrested. This is
another warning to boys not to throw
stones.
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FIRE.-On Friday morning last, in
Cumberland Valley township, the
mansion house and adjoining build
ings, belonging to John Growden, were
entirely consumed by fire. Most of
the furniture, beds. clothing, &C., were
saved but all the provisions, consist
ing of meats, vegetables, canned and
dried fruits, were destroyed. The
house caught fire from stove pipe in
a small kitchen, occupied by his son,
John w. Growden, and the fire was
not discovered until the devouring
element had made such headway as
rendered it impossible to extiuguish
IT, IU was not more than two hours
from the time the fire was discovered
until the whole was a mass of ruins.
The loss is estimated at about $1,000.
There was an insurance on the house
of SI00 and $3.50 insurance on the fur
niture. B.
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The BODIES OF THE CONDEMNED
As some may be curious to know
what disposition has been made of the
bodies of Bohner and Bodenburg, we
relate. On Wednesday Sheriff Neely
had appointed two colored men to bu-
ry them. They took the bodies to an
open lot in the northeast portion of the
town in the evening; both the grave
diggers got drunk and left the job be-
fore it was completed, and neither of
the bodies were buried. On Thursday
morning the Sheriff appointed anoth-
er party to finish il, but while doing
so the borough authorities interfered
and would not allow them to be buried
within the borough limits. The bod
les were then taken to field short
distance from town where they were
inferred, with nothing but the mound
to mark the spot.-HuatiRgdO Globe.
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THE LADY's FRIEND FOR APRIL.
The April number of this popular
magazine comes to Us with the fresh
ness and life Of spring. In the steel
plate "On Guard" the alert watchful-
pess of the dog contrasts finely with
the repose of the sleeping boy. The
Colored Fashion Plate is gay and
graceful as usual; and the profusion
and variety of illustrations of articles
of feminine use and adornfneut give
the ladies every opportunity TO know
how to dress well. Those who like TO
make for themselves will fnd assist
ance Ia the workable depavtment.-
The stories are very good. Published
hy Deacon d Peterson, 80 Walnut st,
Philadelphia. Price $3.50 year.
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The Juniata Register claims that
there is more iron ore in that county
than in any other county in the
State. We thiuk that Bedford will
more than hold Juniata level.
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NEW GooDs.-J. Nj. Shoemaker has
received large and extensive stock of
new goods. which he is now opening at
his new and elegant store room. Call
and see the new room and new goods.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Michael Keath, the "oldest inhabi-
tant" of Blair county, died in the aims
house, on the 10th inst, at the patri-
archel age Of 1O4 years. Misery loved
his company long.
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alew Advertisements.
Ea,ahlishsa in lsea

IVY Established in 1897
w ELCH & g RIFF FL L III s,
SAWS AXES SAWS.
SAWS of all descriptions. Axes, Betting, aud
Mill Furnishings. Circular Saws with Solid teeth,
or With Patent Adjustable Points, superior 10 all
faserted Teeth Satss.
EFPriees Reduced. ..E
EPSend for Price List and Circulars, FL
WEIGH Il GRTFFTTHs,
Boston, Mass, or Detroit Mich
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The bill submitting the question of
the removal of the county seat from
Ebensburg TO Johnstown was killed in
the Legislature last week.
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Horrible! a man got shot in Bed
ford, on last Saturday! he bought
them at one of our hardware stores
Sold again.
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George Mitchell, an employee CT the
Huntingdon Manufacturing Company,
had two of his fingers amputated by
circular saw on the 9TH inst.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Stock to the amount of $240, 900
has been subscribed towards baiidiDg
the Lewisburg and Spruce Greek Rail-
road.
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Two men were seriously and four
slightly wounded by the premature
explosion of blast on the p & G.
r. R., in Somerset county, last week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

SAD AFFAIR.-A sad affair, says the
Lewi%town Gazette, occurred at Green
wood Furnace on Thursday, March 8,
by little son Cf j. Gregg, aged about
three years, killing his sister, babe
only five mouths old, with a hammer,
The child was lying in the cradle. and
the boy struck her on the head with
the hammer, no doubt III play or
without intending to harm her, Kill
ling her instantly. No one was pre-
sent at the time.
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The ground hogs contract expired
last Wednesday. Hope he will give us
no more cold weather than is 'nomi-
mated in the bond"
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Gold is dropping down in the finan-
cial market, but we have not seen any
drop in this bailiwick lately.
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The Banking Iiouse of w. NJ. Lloyd
has been removed to LUIS building,
on Juliana street.
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TTO CONSUMPTIVES, Providen-
tally my daughter restored to hesith by
simple means, wtth0Ht meGte.rs The partlcu-
lars will be sent tree, REpRkN r. H0UNSL0W,
Stockton St, HrsoAiyn, Long Island. mar24w4.
THE MAGIC COMB will change
any coloTed hair Or beard to a permanent
black or brown. II contains poison. Anyehe
canuse it, 0ne sent by mail for 81. Address
MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield, Mass.
~ 't
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Trout fishing will be lawful on and
after the lst of April. Disciples of l.
saak Walton take notice.
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FOR SALE OF RENT

TNANNERY FOR SALE Or RENT.
l. The subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
Tannery. with Bark Mall cad Tools; also his fne
store room tor rent. Possession given on the lst Of
april, 1870. This property 10 located in the
horougn Of schellsburg, Bedford county, an ez
celent location for both store and tannsry FoI
further particulars, address
JOHN g. SCHELL,
jan6ms Sthelsburg, Pa.
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For the best cigars and t0baccos, Of
all kinds, &C to Crouse's Resort.
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Jhe 8edfotd Gazette
Home and Around.

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP r. r.
.WrxrER ABRASeENEST --TIME TABEE-0ns . nd
after Sept. 18th, passenger trains will arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 90 p M ar
riYes at Huntingdon at 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at $40 5. m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas at
II 50 a. m.
Accom- n Train, leaves Saxtou at 8 20 a m,
and arrives st Huntingdon, at 1910 a. m; leaves
Huntingdon a. SIS p. m, and arrives at Saxton
ct T.4l p. N.
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The turnpike west of Bedford is be-
ing repaired. 1t needs it badly.
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TIL Riverside Magazine for Young
Te9pIe, for April, presents an unusual
variety of contents. There are some
seventeen articles, and the most of
them of superior merit. The illustra-
ti0ns are good and we'll calculated to
please. Two serials for boys and for
girls will be introduced in the May
number: The first is 1.-THE House that
John Built" and the second is "Effie
and her Thoughts" both by popular
authors. Only $3.50 a year in advance.
Address Hurd e. Houghton, l3 Astor
Place, New York.
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Death has been active among the
children of Huntingdon.
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John e. Cough is to lecture in Hol-
lidaysburg on the 29th inst.
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing. Hats, Boots and Shoes, Queenswnrs'
Fish, Notions. Leather, Tobacco, De, ct J. ~
Shoemaker Bargain stors.
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing, Bats, Boots and Shoes Qusensware
Leather, Fish, Notions, Tobacco, DC, at ] M
Shoemaker Bargain store
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS in and for the County of Bedford
J acob A Eichelberger Va Mary B. Eichelberg
er-Aprl Term, 1870, No. 4l. In divorce.
To Mary B Eicheiberger, Respondent You
will please take notice that rule has been
granted on you in the above case, to show cause
# sny you hsve, why divorce "a via.euio
Tlu0ats' should not be decreei therein. Re
turnabIe, Monday, April 25 1870, st 10 O'clock
A. M Personal service having failed account
of your absence NJ. A. POINTS,
Atty for Libellant,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
appointed by the said Court, Examiner, to take
testimony in the above stated case wi meet the
the parties interested at his Office in Bedford on
Wednesday, April 20, 1870, at O'Clock, P ID ,
of said day. A. KING, Jr.,
mar24w4 Examiner
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.-

A MINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN Notice is heieby given thss letters of sd
nImIstration have been granted to the undersign-
cd, by the Register of Bedford county, the
tate Of Mchss; Yarmouth, late of Cumbe rland
Valley tp dee a All persons indebted TO ssid
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated, tor settlement.
ROBERT sTECKAAN, Admir-,
mar24wg Bedford Pa
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BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, QucensEsre
Notions, Leather, Tobacco, Rish, De, at T. N
Shoemaker'H Bargain Store.
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ENVELOPES, &C., execu-
7 J ted neatly at the GAZETTE Office.
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Almost here-'flitting time"