The Columbian.
Friday, Juno 21, 1872.
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LOCAL.
Hbv. T. H. CuUiKN formerly Itcctor
of this Parish 1ms returned to Tlonn
wliero ho oMclaled heforo coniinir to
IJlootnsburir.
Tin: lluiwlek JndejKMlent announces
its liilention to support llartranft.
Wo never had uny doubt that It wai a
Republican sheet.
Lamps nro llablo to cxplodo when
trimming is neglected. Tho wick being
charred low down In tho tubo tho llamo
obtains access to tho oil below.
The biggest ecl of tho season was
caught by Fred. Rargo, last Monday
night, In Ilcadley's mill pond. It
measured ii fcit C Inches In length, 11
Inches In circumstance, and weighed C
pounds. bullivan Free Press,
We aro glad to see that tho town of
licntou Is improving Rapidly. Sovcral
now houses aro going up, a planing mill
is being erected, and Mr. Hiram IIC3S
hns under roof a lino largo building de
signed for a hotel. It is 40 by 75 feot in
si73, ami thrco stories high. Wo rejoico
at theso evidences of enterprise and
prosperity.
Tiinstatcmeut repeated in this week's
Jlcpublican that Mr. Rtickalow in a
public speech onco referred to and rid
iculed Mr. Lincoln as a "rail-splitter,"
is simply a falsehood made out of wholo
cloth.
Tin: lack or moisture which prevail
ed In tho early part of tho year has been
made good by tho frequent showers of
tho past two weeks, but so great was
tho drought that, wo aro told, tho
springs aro not all filled yet although
some of tho rain falls hnvo beau very
homy.
It is said that sunstroke is duo to tho
action of light upon the brain, exerted
through tho eye, and not, as generally
believed, to an elevation of tempera
ture; and it is assorted that if the eye
bo properly shaded from the ijnru of
tho sun,any cxtraorunusual pmuiuiuii
in tho way of protecting tlio noad or
back may bo dispensed With.
Isaiah Ukf.rs asd John Srr.urir
kiw, two young follows of this town
were arrested on Wednesday charged
with taking tho Iiorso and buggy of
Mr. Martha D. Vanderslico from the
stablo without permission of the owner.
Strutliers was discharged, tlieru being
nocvidoncoagainst him, but Beers was
romunded for a hearing on Thursday.
At thotlmoof tho hearing no ouo ap
pearing against him ho w.h discharg
ed. A young man named Michael O'Neal
was arrested on Saturday night for
firing a pistol in tho saloon under
Urown's Hotel. Whilst Constable
Woodward was taking him to tho
Lock-up, ho became very disorderly
threatening to blow out tho brains of
the Coustablo and endeavoring to ob
tain possession of tho pistol, llo was
put In Jill until Monday when he had
a hearing boforo Esquiro llrower who
bound him over in the sum of !!0O to
appear at Court.
The 112-jth Annual Commencement of
Princeton Collego takes place on Wed
nesday next, Juno Hu'tli, on which day
tho Commencement Orations will bo
pronounced, tho Degrees conferred and
tho Prizes and Fellowships announced.
Tho Annual Gymnastic Exhibition by
tho Students will tako placoou Tuesday
and tho Annual Oration before tho
Literary Societies will bo delivered by
U. S. Senator Frelinghuscn.
Main Street, in front of tho Court
ilouso has reached such n condition as
to call for some action on tho part of
tho Town Council. It is at present in
a worse state that any other street
iu town and should bo at onco
put in order. Tho greater part of tho
heavy oro teaming is done on Main
Stieetand it naturally iequirc3 moro
attention than most others. Tho ruls
near tho crossing in front of tho Court
llou-oaroo deep as to endanger tho
springs of light wagons.
The wiso house-keener will hco to
it that all tho beds ro aired 1m
mediately after occupancy. Tholmpur
Ity which emanates from tho hum.iu
body from insensible perspiration I'
inado of minute atoms, which if allow
ed to remain long, aro absorbed by tho
bed, and will then in u greater or leas
extent vlliato tho air for a considerable
time afterward. Lot tho occupant throw
tho bed open upon rising, and as soon
us It is convenient, open tho window
and ventil.ito tho bleeniug room. Ono
hour's early ventilation Is worth two
hour's lato airing.
Tho Centennial Celebration Iu this
placu on tho Fourth of July will un
doubtedly bo tho largostnlf.ilros'or hold
In this part of tho state. Tlio fcollng
towards making Itn grand affair Ingrow
ing warmer overy day overy citizen Is
becoming Interested In it. Plucky gen
tlemen nro at tho head of It. Our Chlof
Ilurgess can not bo outdono In tho part
ho Is taking. Tho solectlou of tho his
torian for tho occasion, T. II. Purdy,
Esq. could not havo been bettor. Ills
fund of knowledgo of tho history of this
placo Is extensive and interesting.
Sunbury Guard.
KNiailTH OV PVTIIIAH, TIlO SOUlI-
annual session of tlio Grand I.oilgo of
tho Knights of Pythiiis of this Stato
will ho held lu Wllkos-Unrro, nt Music
Hull, commencing on tho '2'M prox,,
continuing four days. It U expected
that thero will bo present hctweon four
and llvo hundred representatives and
Past Chancellors. Arrangements for
their accommodation havo been mado at
thosoviirnl hotels. This Order Is now
ono of tho Btrongcst in tho Stato, consid
ering Us ago, It being only about eight
years sinco us institution. l'ilUton
Journal
What n contrrat is presented bo
Iwc jn tho low, slangy references to tho
Democratic candidate- for Governor by
a few Cameron ring organs of limited
circulation and Influence, and notion
of tho samo candldato by Itopubllcm
nud Independent Journals of standing
and character, rs given by us In our
lrst number.
18 Dloomsburg to havo n Fourth of
July celobratlon ? That's the question.
Fiom all directions accounts reach us of
proposed exercises on that day, but wo
havo heard nothing from tho town.
Wilkes Rarro Is to havo n flno military
und civic display and has appropriated
sovcral thousand dollars for tho occa
sion. Has that town absorbed all tho
patriotism of tills valley. Is It porsiblo
that tho proud bird of freedom docs not
scream In this neighborhood? Can It bo
that tho lofty spirit -novcr mind
What wo would ltkoto know Is, wheth
er tho Fourth of July Is to occur In this
town or not.
Wet Clothes. Fow persons under
stand fully tho reason why wot clothes
exert such n chilling Inllucnco. It is
simply this: Water, when it evaporates,
carries off an enormous amount of heat
in what Is called tho latent form. Ono
pound of water In vapor contains as
much heat as nlno or ten pounds of
liquid water, and nil this heat must, of
course, bo taken from tho body. If our
clothes aro moistened with threo pounds
of water, that Is, if, by wotting, they
are rendered thrco pounds heavier, thro
thrco pounds will, in drying, carry off
ns much heat as would ralsothreo'gal
Ions of Ico-cold water to tho boiling
point. No wonder that damp clothes
chill us.
Iiv rofcrenco to our report of Court
Proceedings, to bo found olsewhero, it
it will bo seen that tho investigation
into tho election of James Dennis ns a
member of tho Town Council resulted
In tho formal awarding to him of the
position, Iho recount of tho ballots giv
ing him two votes moro than tho de
clared number of tho election boards.
Tho election of Dennis was contested
simply and wholly on tho grounds of
an improper counting of ballots, It hav
ing been generally reported that tickets
contain. ng his namo had also tlioso of
live others which should havo been, but
were not, erased. The recount of tho
ballots in open Court showed that con
trary to populnr report the tickets woro
properly cast and thercforo tho scat in
Council to which Dennis was rightfully
elect ;1 wasjudicially awarded him.
The weather prophets arcabout. It Is
now staled that old western settlers
predict that tho present summer will
witness a repetition in that quarter of
tho great lloodsof 1S11. This prediction
is basil mainly upon tho fact of tho
great similarity of the weather during
tho twelve or fourteen months which
immediately preceded tho months of
the Hoods of IS 1 1 and the weather of
tho past fourteen months. They say
that tho year ending with May, 1S11,
was a year of extraordinary drought,
just as has been the past twelve or four
teen mouths ; that iu tho winter of lSl.'l
1 the snows which fell iu the moun
tains of the West wcro extraordinarily
heavy, and that tho tamo was the caso
in tho past wintor j Unit tlioliouvy rains
of 1S11 set in about the uYat of Juno,
Just as they havo iu 1S7-.
A serious affray occurred in Kingston,
near tho R. R. depot, last week. A
drunken row was stared in Wolcott's
tavern between Ryron D. Polan a sus
pended conductor on tho L. &. 15. R. R.
and a countryman, when Jack Arguoan
engineer interfered, it is said to stop
tho fight. He speedily got into a fight
with Polan and was getting tho better
of Polan when the latter drew a knifo
and slabbed him sovcral timc3, Iullict
ing dangerous wounds. Ho may recov
er but tho chances uro against him. Po
lan was arrested at ones and a hearing
was had beforo Fsquiro Darte, on a
charge of assault and battery, in which
lie was held and gave bail iu $7000 for his
appearencoat Quarter Sessions. Subse
quently, Arguo's condition becoming
alarming, an effort was made to again
arrest Polan, for tho purposo of exact
Ing heavier bail, but ho could not bo
found and has not yet been heard of.
Tin: Annual Examination of tho
Dloomsburg Stalo Normal School
took placo on Thursday Juno 13th.
Tho names of tlio graduates are as fol
lows :. Jonnio Rowen, Christio Welli
ver, A. U. Stophens and D. A. Ilurman,
Tho Board of Examincts as officially
announeed,conslsted of lion. J. P. Wick-
ersham Stato Superintendent, Princi
pals Brooks and Hewitt and Supcrln
tondeni ' Rums and Bell. Tho Super
intendents of neighboring counties
were olllcial visitors. Tho examina
tion af tho graduating class was vory
thorough and the result was mo-it crcd
llablo to the scholars and to tlio Faculty.
Mr. Wlekersham expressed himself iu
earnest languago as perfectly satisfied
with tito class and as having been con
vinced heforo the examination was half
finished that thoy were thoroughly In
formed on tho various branches of study
and fully pioparcd to undergo tlio most
vigorous questioning. This speaks
well, both for tho ability and applica
tion of the students and tho careful anil
systematic teaching of tho Faculty.
Such lOniilts hpeak volumes iu favor of
tho school and outweigh a multltudo of
complimentary notices. Wo nro exceed
Ingly pleased to bo ablo to chronlclo so
favorablonn Indication of tho school's
prosperity.
Fai'Tj! About Vruit, Fruits and
berries at this season of tho year aro not
only precious luxuries, but great pro
moters of health. They act upon tho
liver, promoting that secretion natural
ly which mi'uy nro in tho habit of ob
taining nrtlllclally by tho means of
medicines, Thoy thus avert many a
dlseaso resulting from n torpid con
dition of tho liver. Another way In
which they act bencilcially Is iu tlio
meclianlcnl effect their llttlo seeds pro.
tltico In passing through tho bowels-
very much tho samo ns the watering of
nn Irritated eyo-ball when any hard
substnuco touches that dollcuto organ,
and this water, by dissolving tho hard
ened contents of constipated bowels,
keeps them lu a healthier stato than
any pill or purgative invented by tho
apothecary. Thero can bo no doubt that
iu tho summer and fall seesons peoplo
who llvo mainly on frulfs and berries
ami conrso bread can almost Insuro ex
emption from sickness, whllo thoso who
cat heartily of cooked meats and vegotn
bica two or thrco times a day aro llablo
to oil tho diseases tho llosli Is heir to,
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Diocesan Convention.
Tlio First Annual Convention of tho
Dioceso of Central Pennsylvania, assem
bled at Wllllamsport, on Tuesday, Juno
lllh, nt 5 P. M. Bishop llowo presided.
By his addic i dollvcrcd on Wednesday
ho roporh Confirmations In thisDloccso,
COOj Consecrations, 2 churches i Ordltn
lions, onodeacon and ono priest j preach
ed 70 sermons ; and traveled 3913 miles.
Committees wcro appointed In regard
to tho vested fund titles to church
property j life Insurance for tho clergy ;
flro lnsuranco for churches j for securing
n Diocesan hoys' school ; and other mat
ters of Interest and Importance.
Tho standing committee, which in tho
absence, death, or Inability of tho Bish
op, is tlio ccclrslastlcal authority of tho
Dloccso Is composed as follows :
Rov. A. A. Marple, D. Washburn,
W. P. Orrlck, W. C. Lovcrctt.nnd Wil
liam Parot, D. D. Lay members Judgo
E. O. Parry, Hon. R. A. Lmibcrton,
Hon. Asa Packer, Hon. J. W. Maynard,
Mr. V. L. Maxwell.
Although two ballots wcio had for
deputies to tho general convention, but
two gentlemen, Hon. Asa Packer
and Mr. Prcildcnt Coppco wcro elected.
Tho matter was then postponed.
Tho committco appointed nt tho pri
mary convention reported a constitu
tion for tho dioceso, which, with somo
slight amendments wns approved, pre
paratory to lis submission to tho next
c invention for final action and npprov
nl. Ono or two canons wcro also adopt
ed, but tho general body of them was
laid over for action at tlio noxt conven
tion. St. John's Church, Catawissa ; Christ
Church, Lykens; St, James Church,
Glbsonburg; and St. Peter's Frco
Church, Tuukhanuock, all new par
ishes wcro admitted into union with
tho convention.
A report on woman's work in tho
church was mado and u resolution was
adopted requesting tho Bishop to organ
lzo sisterhoods and a female diaconato.
5.70,000 aro to bo raised for tho Episco
pal fund.
Tho convention adjourned on Thurs
day evening, nficr having appointed
tho next convention to bo at Reading,
on tho second Tucsdav in Juno at 7
P. M.
Tho Philadelphia Press says: Tho
personnel of tho convention is somo
what remarkable for dignity. Among
tho prominent lay members aro tho
Hon. Judges Fislicr.of York; Maynard,
of Luzerne ; Kinunel of Franklin ;
Parry, of Schuylkill; Hon. R. A. Lam
bortou, of Dauphin; Messrs. Isaac
Eckcrt, of Berks; John G. Freeze, of
Columbia; Dr. John L. Atlco and J.
M. W. Giest. of Lancaster: Josiah
Funck, of Lebanon; V. L. Maxwell
and A. Ricketts, of Luzerne ; Henry
Coppce, LL. 1)., President of Lehigh
University ; J. W. Guernsey, of Tioga.
Court I'roeccilinjrs.
Comt met on Monday, Juno 17lh,
pursuant to adjournment. Sessions of
tho court for miscellaneous and deferred
business wcro also held on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Present. Hon. Win.
Elwell. President, Judgo and J. S.
Monroe and Irani Dorr, Associates.
Tlio injunction asked for by tho North
and West Branch R. R. vs. Danville,
Hazleton and Wilkes P.arro R. It. After
argument by counsel court held case
under ndvisoment.
Joseph T. Rcedor and William Fisher
wero appointed Overseers of tho Poor
of Franklin township.
Supplemental report of viewers on
extension of Fourth street, Bloomsbtirg.
Report confirmed.
Petition for charter Incorporating tho
Cemetery Company of Catawissa, was
ordered to bo filed in tho Prnthonota-
ry's ofjlco and to bo printed in one
newspaper published in tho county.
Tho resignation of W. B. Koons as a
member of tho town council was pre
sented and Jacob II. Maize was appoint
ed In his stead.
Report of viewers of road in Hemlock
township near Lovi Wright's. Report
confirmed.
In tho matter of tlio election and re
turn oC James Dennis as a member of
tho Town Couucil of Bloomsburg. Ii
having been ordered by tho Court that
tho ballot boxes used In said election bo
produced and opened in tho prcaenco of
tho Court, it was further ordered that
tho ballots deposlteu therein for Charles
G. B.trkley and James Dennis bo count
ed by R. II. RIngler nud E. R. Ikeler,
tellers appointed for that purpose. Tho
tollers reported that Charles G.Barkloy
had received 171 votes and that James
Dennis had received 200 votes. Where
upon tho Court dismissed tho petition
and complaint es being without causo ;
petitioners to pay tho cu3N.
In tho matter of Daniel Yetter, de
ceased, tho court confirmed tho report
of tho auditor ami directed that tho ac
countants pay tlio costs of audit.
Iu tho matter of tho cvjf'iio of Clot-
worthy Fisher, deceased, tho court
confirmed the report ot tho auditor and
directed that tho uccount.iu's pay tho
costs of audit.
Iu the matter of the tutii of Cleniuel
G. Ricketts, deceived, on oxejptions by
E.G. Ricketts, tho court referred report
back li auditor with instructions not to
diminish the share of Mrs. Mary Rick.
etti.
Dm
mutter of thu town man of
Hloumburg being under consideration
on exceptions, tlio court appointed J. J
llrower J. P., to tako testimony on tho
exceptions for either party on twenty
four hours' notice, and appointed Sat
urday afternoon, at '2 o'clock, for u final
bearing of tlio subject, to which timo
tho court adjourned.
About Local Ni;ws. A great many
peoplo think a nows paper should havo
about i pago of local nows whether any
thing happens or not, Deluded mortals ;
local editors cannot mako peoplo break
their necks, commit suicide, run away
with their neighbors' wives, or do any
of tho other exciting things which go to
mako up tlio material out of which tho
local reporter dcllghls to weavopara
graphs to bo sorved up each morning
with his raider's cod'oo and cakes,
Furnishing domestic nows, when thero
Is nono Is very much llko extracting
blood from a turnip. Wlion tho polltl
cal campaign Is fairly oponed thero will
bo undoubtedly plonty to road which is
of general Interest. It is no moro than
fair, howovor, that tlioso persons, who
grumble at tlio lack of local nows In
their county papor, should stop and
think whether thoy could not havo
given tho editor an ltom or two worth
printing and if so let them hold thcl
pcaco, or growl at their own remiss
ucss.
Zehulon RoiintNB, employed In tho
Columbia Iron Works in this town,
had his hand badly injurcdon Thursday
morning whilst nttondlng to ids dutlci.
On Tuosday night last the Blooms
burg Bra t Band tendered tho com
pliment of a 6orcnado to Mr. Clinrlo
Thomai, iu East llloomsburg. Mr.
Thomas wrs marilcd recently and tho
soronado wn, of course, congratulatory.
On their return tho Band marched into
Brown's Hotel and played somo moro
lunri A3 ripcclally tho Ac.
That distinguished military gontlo
man, Geary's nld-do-camp COLONEL
(how is that?) Whitmoycr is terribly
sonsltivo concerning his now tltlo and
alludes pie. sintly to tho llttlo threo
lino ltom In Ir.st wcok's Columihan as
"scurrility." Wo havo no doubt now
that "Col." Whitmoycr is Identical
with tho "Molko" sometimes called
"Cap."
Mn. Holmes tho R. R. agent lias n
length;' communication In tho llcpubll
can tlus week which begins with "a
f ilsehc id and ends with ono. Thocs
which vo published concerning tho L.
& B. R. R. wcro obtained from truthful
nud Intelligent men and thercforo Mr.
Holmes' donlal of thorn is not worth n
moment's consideration. Our object
was to show tho pcoplo of this and
adjoining counties how this Co.managod
their business and wo did so clearly,
wo think. Mr. Holmc3 gets his bread
and butter from tho road nud probably
feels called on to defend Its action oven
when, rs In tlio present Instance, his
statements aro nt varlanco with tlio
truth. Tho subject is closed henceforth
in theso columns.
IIoiutniLE and Fatal Accident.
On Wednesday ovoning last about six
o'clock, a terriblo accident befelayoung
man i imod Robert Selllck employed
nt tho Pcnna. rolling mill which re
sulted in his Instantaneous death. His
business wns to oil tho machinery. Ho
was in tho act of oiling tho largo crown
wheel which.drivrs tho 'squc ?zcr' wliero
it Joins a pinion about 18 Inches in diame
ter, when ids foot slipped and his arm
bcibg caught by tho cogs, his body was
carried through between tho two wheels
grlndinglhls breast and arm into a pulpy
mass. Underneath tho crown wheel
some iron kcy3 protrtido ; theso caught
tho unfortunate man about tho stomach
as ho passed through tho wheel and toro
his entrails out. Tho whole accident
occurred so suddenly that tho victim had
not timo to cry out. It was tho most
horrlblo and sickening nccldont wo
havo over had to chronlclo. Mr. Selllck
was an Englishman by birth, aged about
21 years, a single man. He was a soldier,
In the last war, had visited England
since and had not been long employed
nt tho Pcnna. works. Tlio Superinten
dent of tho mill, Mr. Ridgway, spoke of
him to us as having been a young man
of flno moral character, honc3t, upright
and industrious and much liked by his
fellow workmen who much deplore his
sudden taking olT.Panvillc Intelli
gencer.
At a meeting of tho Columbia and
Montour County Medical Society, held
at Cadman's llall on Tuesday afternoon,
tho following members were present :
Dis. J. B. McKclvy, A. L. Turner,
J. It. Evans, AV. M.Itcbcr, IJIoomsburg ;
Drs. J.D. Straubridgo, R. S. Slming
ton, S. V. Thompson, S. M. Snyder,
J. I). Mosteller, I. Pursall, Danvillo ;
Dr. J. II. Vastino, Numcdla; W. A.
Case, Eqiy; Dr. J. K. Robins, L. 15.
Kline, Catawissa ; Dr. T. J. Swisher,
JorseytWnj Dr. P. M. Sendcrling,
Berwick; Dr. II. W. McReynolds,
Ruck Horn.
Tho following officers wcro elected
for tho ensuing year:
President, P. M. Sonderling; Vico
Presidents, II. W. McRoynoids, I.
Pursell; Secretary, W.M. Rebcr; Treas
urer, T. J. Swisher.
Dr. J. D. Mo3tcllcr of Danvillo was
elected to membership.
Discussions on Spotted Fever, Vac-
cinnatiou, and various other subjects of
interest to tho medical profi ssion wero
then entered into by tho members of
tho society.
Rjforo adjournment it was resolved
that a voto of thanks bo tendered Mr.
Jas. II. Cad man for tho gratuitous uso
of his Hall for tho purposo of holding
tho pr. ent meeting.
Society thou adjourned to meet in
Danville, Pa., on 3d Tuesday in Sep
tember 1872.
CANDIDATES.
All who aro announced iu this list are pledg
toabidu bv tlio decision of thu Demoi'iullu
Convention.)
TOR PR0T1I0N0TARY
JESSE COLEMAN,
BLOOMSDURU.
11. FHANK ZAltlt,
BLOOMSUUIIO,
roil ri:gisti:r and rkcoudbr.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOIJY,
III.OOMSIIURO.
l'OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
AUNEH WELSH,
or oranqi: TOWNSHIP.
WILLIAM LAWTON,
or OHBCNWOOD TOWNSHIP.
JOHN SNYDEH
or ORANOK TOWNSHIP.
MARRIAGES.
DAWHON KUfJAU At Danvillo Juno lltb, by
Uuv A. rt, jiuwmau .Mr. aiooru uawsuu locust.
Alllo Edgar both of lispy.
HAOKNBU(MI-SINTNKR-On tho 12th Inst by
thu uov. wuuaii J. i;yer, r. jiiruin iiageu
Imch.tii Miss Mary Uliitucr, both of Liberty
township, Muutour county.
LinilY-HOI.MNGSUBAn-Ou the 15th Inst by
township, to Miss, Mary A. Ilolliugshead, of
mi.niiii. Mr.. ni'niA. i.eiiiy. oi ltom lnircieL it
ioiuour lownsiup.
lllLLY-risTTKItMAN-On tho lGtli, by tho
s.imo Mr. Amiiiidiis Miles, In ills Chiiilolte
I'tlluniun.ijoiii oi Locust iiiwusuip.
MARKET REPORTS.
Illoomuhurg Mnrket.
bushel
Win nt 1
t'.'.oo
ii.i
Com "
Oals. "
uvo -
... hi
M
11 WJ
, 3 M
1 60
'it
13
Flnurtii'r nanei
Cloversecd
Pluxscid
Butter
Tuliow",'.'.'.'..'.'.'.
Potatoes
Dried Apples i.
Hums
Hides m d Hliouldirs....
Uud per pound
Hay per ton
10
r, a
SlT.CIAIi N0TKT.S.
if vou want n trood doublo combined
com plow, go to ti. Iluber & Son. Dan
viiin. I'd. Farmers nronounco it tho
best In tho market, for lightness of
drauulit anu lor goou won;. ---iw
I, W. Hartman soils nlco Fans
keep you cool Octsto 1,75.
Old KstnbllJicd Coal Yard,
n. w .Ni:al ,fc Bno. Wholc.alo & Re
tai; Dealers in nil sizes of tho best
qualities of Red and Whllo Ash Coal,
ft. IHO very lowest murium i.uva. juiiiiu-
bumcrs supplied at liberal rates with
bcf.t quality No. 0, coal. Forsmlth fires,
In addition to a prlmoarllcloor lump,
wo havo a first class quality of Bitumi
nous coal, at $0.2.5 por ton on wharf.
Largo slocks of o 1 sizes constantly on
hand. Strict person?' Attention given to
tho preparation of nil our coal. Grain,
Lumbor nud Slnb3 taken in exchnngo for
coal. Coal dellvcrcl to uny part of tho
town. Orders left nt McKclvy Ncal &
Go's, storo or at our ofllco, will rccolvo
prompt attention. Office & Yauds at
McKHLVY & NHAL'8 FUIINACE, EABT
BLooMsnima. Yourp.ttronago respect
fully solicited.
Presidential Campaign Caps, Capos
and Torches. Road Card of Cunning
ham & Hill, In this issuo.
The enterprising firm of Low & Rob
ins liavo sold a uuggy that goes to
Philadelphia.
You can buy n nico Parasol of I. W.
Hartman for 50cts;bett3r for 2,75 to 3,75.
I. W. Hartman sells Calico by tho
pound,nlso Lawn by tlio poundjnow lot
this week.
We call attention to tho ndvcrtlso
mont in nnothcr column of S. J. Faux,
Agent for tho American Rutton-holo
Overscauilng Sowing Machine. Thoso
desirous of obtaining n really useful,
durablo and well finished Machino
should by all means call on Mr. Faux
boforo purchasing elsowhero. Aciroful
reading of tho advertisement will givo
full particulars rs t tho dr Irablo qual
ities of this machine.
i;nmms or youth.
Every nervous Youiir Mnn In tho Union, will
rocolve, frco, n ltoclpottint will trovo a blcsslnu
lurousli life, by aUihciRlnc! In ion! ilcnto,
JOHN ll.OODEN.
Eos 5172 P.O. i2 Cedar Ht,,N. Y.
ieb.U,ly,
Tub Ear Koost ItrMKnr for weakness of tlio
Honinch Is ti Join of Hum Hitters. They are
t.uehaiged Willi Fusel Oil, a deadly element,
w!ilcli Is rendered moro nctlvo by the pungent
astringents Willi which It In combined. If your
tlomacli Is weak, or your.llvc.-or bowelu disor
dered, tono. strengthen and regulnto them with
VlNFrlAU HlTTKItH, a pliro VkOP.TARTK 8T05I-
,tinc, ConRwriVK and ArmiEST, freo from
rltohol, pud cap Uilo of Infusluc new vltMlty Iu
io your cxhaimed and disordered Eyitera,
A riTirur. Condition, It Is a snd tli.ns to
rass thiongh llfoonly half alive. Yet tlicioaro
ihoirauds whoso habitual condition. Is ojoof
Innsuoraud debility. They complain of no hoc-
lllo dlsenso: they dUfTer no positive pi-lu: but
thcyhiivo no roiiMi loranyin m wivcn niiorus
mn.itnl nr flpitfiuous pleasure. Ia nlno eases out
of ten Ibis tlato of lassitude and loiuor prises
from a morbid siomaen. iiupesuon uebiroys
ihn pnerirv of both mlndnnd oodv. When ttio
waste ot natiiro Is not Hiipp'lcd byaduoand
regular assimilation of tho fuod.eve.y organ Is
snrved, every (miction Interrupted.
iNow, wuai. uues cuidmiou Heii&u husesL uuuur
these circumstances or depression? Ibokvstem
needs rousing aud etrcuKthcnln; not merely
1 jr an hour or two, to Mill; alterw.ud Into n moro
pltlablo condition than ever (as It surely would
do 'f an oidlnaiy aleohollj ttimuUut wero re
so ted to) but radically and permanently.
11 Is tl'ls deiwblo oblccttobo accomplish
el? Tlio a- 'ver to this quest Ion, founded on
I i uvtiry -in expeileucc of a quarter of a ceu
t . is e.is'ly given. Inl'us,o new vigor lull tlio
d MWo oigans by a course of Hosteller's mom
pi i llltlo s. Doiiotwaslo tlmo by administer
ing tempoiaiy remedies, but wako tho system
up bv recuperating tho louutaln head of physi
cal strength ami energy, tlio great organ upon
which all tho other organs dercml for their na
ture and support.
I!y tho timo that a dozen doses of tho great
vegotablo tonlo and lnvlgoraut havo been tskcu
tho fecblo framo of tho dyspcptlo will begin to
feel Its benign In lluente. Appetite will bo crea
ted, and with appctlto tho capacity to digest
what it craves, l'ersevcro until tho euro Is com-pteto-untll
healthful blood, Ut to be tlio materi
al of flesh and muscle, bono and nervo and
brain Hows through tho channels of circulation,
Instead of tho watery pabulum with which they
have heretofore been Imperfectly nourished.
June 7 lw
CASTOiiiA. asubstltuto for Castor Oil a fami
ly physic which Is pleasant to take and docs not
disiress or gripe, but Is snro to operate when all
other remedies have tailed. It Is a purely vego
tiblo prparatlon, containing neither Minerals,
Moi pblue nor Alcohol, tho result or llftcen years
experimenting by Doctor Bamuel l'lteher. It Is
perfectly harmless and far moro eil'ectls-o than
1-JIJm, NhiwiIIo Myrup.r Castor OIL Ily BOOtlllrlff
tho system It produces natural sleep, and Is par
ticularly adapted to crying or teething children.
It kills Worms, euros Hlomacu Ache, Constipa
tion Flatulency and Derangementoftho Liver
No family can allord to bo without this article.
It costs but CD cents ask your druggist to get It
for you, pud ho will always keep It, iw
Important Testimony!
Tho following letters aro among tho many wo
aroconstantly iccclvlug lioni persons whe have
been cured by
Sclicnclc's Pulmonic Syrup,
Schcnck'fci Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Sclicnclc's Mandrake Pills.
Peimsgrove, Salem County, New Jersey,
I-'EIllltTAnY 27, 1872.
Dr. J. H.SCHUNCK.N. K. corner Hlxtb and Arch
streets, Philadelphia,
Respected Blr I tako pleasnro In adding my
testimony to that of tbo many others who havo
been cured by the eillcacy of Kehenck's Pulmonic
Hyrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrako Pills,
Consumption has been hereditary with my
family, mostof Its members having died ot it at
early age.s. My mother and threo biothers died
at tho ugu of 31, ono biolher at 27, and my sister
,,i. 1:1
I was, when about 31 years, seized with liver
complaint, which rapiuiydovciopeu into runno.
nary Consumption, I was compelled to relln
finish inv emulovmcnt (that ot a blacksmith.)
I consulted skillful and eminent nhyslclaus.
and tried many patent nostrums, but without
success so that my friends were suro Hint tlieru
was no nopo of my recovery, lor I was reduced
fiom 111) pounds to 101, and wis not ablu to do
anything wuuuui. tissisium-u.
Jiy Wliab 1 HOW IDUtl UllUll UH IV 1 lUVlUUlllllll 111'
Tnositlun. I was Induced to try your remedies
ul placo myself under your treatmeut, and so
mid and thorough was my recovery, that It
seemed ns though somo superhuman power was
nt work, and to-day I am as well as nt
any time
during my Hie. 1 weigh lit pouuds, nin at) years
old. and ior somo time havo been regularly at
tending to my business, uiuuing uirtu uvutoa
i.nnil nhl ni-G.
1 am luailKiui iu yuu uuyuuu cspri-ssuiu ior
having placed me lu a position wherein I um a
UClieui lllKieilll 01 u inu umi ui my luiuiiy.
Your Maudiake Pills aro tho only medleluo I
ever use now, I think they are tho best In tho
world.
1 can icier you lo uuuurcus oi my ncignuors
ulm will verity all I have written, und any In-
formation any of my fellow clllzens may ileslro
Wlliuomuiy uuil giauiy given, upuu receipt ui
slump, ny loiiis.uic. ,,,,.
Key West, Vln., Volt, lit, 1S?SJ
Dr.J. H.SL'IIENCK. N. R. cor. Sixth and Arch
hiiccix. l'ltuaueini in.
botllcbHeaWted Toule uud twelve buttles Pill-
UL'iir r-ii 1 u'linu lui ill u. iii.! inn. .iiiiuiui . o.
inmita Hvruti.
Your medicines nro o such valuo that 1 can
not bo without them In my household, and lu
taci no laiuuy biioiuu uu wiinout iiiein,
1 have given them a lair test, and openly de
claro them to bo even better lliun you claim.
very rcspecuuuy yours, ao
W.
, A. WHITEHURST.
Piiii.ADt.i.riliA, March 1, 1872.
lb-. .1. II. KClIRNCIv.
RehpeilidHir 1 taiio picasura in awaruiug iu
you Ibis eti uueaiu oi iiiu wouuunu euro your
Piilmonlu Hyrup uud He Weed Tuiilo pioductd.
M- llirnat nun uronciual lunes were so iiiuuiy
Inllaiiied that It wus almost Impossible for mo lo
swauow my ioou. ....,.,
l air. on u visit to uly uncle, Mr. Charles John
son. No. UU Federal street, who says your medl
i.fm.1. itilkMtl him Irnm almost death after all oth
er menus had failed, and ho having, Ihcrefoie,
lull coutldenco lu the virtue ol your remedies,
sliougly lecommeudcd mo to try them. I did
so. and In ono week lrom Iho lime I commenced
taking them my throat underwent a very great
Change ior tuu uuuer. so mill l cuuiu euv my
scarcely find words to express my gratitude for
lupniH wiiuouL any uuiicuiiv ur luuii. i mu
the cany reuet your luvaiuuuiu incuieiuvs pro
.iiicmliinoii iiie.iuul I deem It butanact of gratl
tiulo to givo you the acknowledgement ol iny
lippii-i-muuu. . , I,., ;, ' . ,r.ts
No. 100 West Thirty-third street, New York.
SUIIKNOK'S PULMONIC SYKUP,
SKA WEED TON IO,
and MANDRAKE PILLS.
Theso aro tbo only medicines that will euro
Pulmonary Consumption. Dr. Heueiick has been
In coustant practice over tinny years commu
nity nxnmlnlnif Iuul-s. and knows Ills medicines.
If properly taken, will euro Consumption, Ills
Mandraku Pills eleauso tho llveraud stomach
his Hon Weed Tonlo dissolves tho lood, sUlim
bit cm the coatlm; ol tbo stomach. and makes l1
10
10
digest, Ills Pulmonic Hyrup ripens tho matter,
uud uatuiothrows It oil wltbouiio- ecitiou.
l'rlco of tbo Pulinonlo Hyrup and Hea Weed
Tonic, f;a per uoiuo, or tiw per nan uoxeu
siaudruuo nils .a terns per uu,
PREPARED ONLY AND l'OR HALE BY
J. II. SOIIENOK & SON,
N. I!. Comer H1XT1I and ARCH Streets,
1'lIII.APELriIIA,
And by Druggists ami Dealers genorally,
JOHNSTON, 1I0U.0W.YY & COWDKX,
C02 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
to
Wholesale Agents,
apr 12. !7My
TltK HlSTOtlY OP A NATIONAL IlKMKDY.
Hero Is tbo history of tho most celebrated tonlo
of the ago In a nutshell. In Its) It was announc
ed that n certain combination or vej-ctaino in
gredlcnU!, with a pure diffusive stimulant, was
working wonders in the core of cPronls dys'iep
sla, nervous debility, liver complaint, periot lc I
r.vnr. rtiAHm.tl.ni nn.l f-nn 11.11 Llnnn I wnflKa
ni s -l lin un.it-flf omllncr ttsmnttlven to the sneel
no wns ! antation lllTTKits.. Tho statement
attracted too attention or invaiu'scvorvwnero.
Hie new mm dy receive :1 a fair trial, and Iho re
sults mnrn I ban ennflrmfd nil that had been said
In Its pulse. Thenceforward It wan a grand sue-
c s. j no business columns of mo press iprciu
ilia rtnrlnus news far and wide. And the martyrs
nml nrimnlmn ilprnv. ns
lo luuigesiioa, uinousn s.pnyBicui prunuuiiuu,
ii L.:
by common consent,
Kniierfit ruller irnm tho new vppctabla restorative,
Tli y found ul nt llwy lovgM. From that lime to
tho present tho Incrcaso In tho demand for l'lan
' .lion Hitters liMbecu one of tho most striking
events In this age,
jNNOUNOEMUNT!
TUB llLOOMsntmU T.ITEUAKY INSTITUTE
AND
8TATI3 NORMAL SOUOOL
will open under tho cntlro control of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
They havo solectcd as Principal of tho Insti
tution HKV. JOHN HEWITT,
n ecutlcman whoso qualifications havo been
fully tested and proved in oilier educational en
terprises of n llko nature; and the- ask and
have a rljht to demand for blm an' tho Insti
tution, tho confidence and support of or : own
citizens, and of tho friends of tho cntcrpnso and
ol education everywhere. Iu point of comfort,
convenience and beauty of building! and sur
roundings, no school In the Btato surpasses this;
and wo aro determined It shall 1 ot be second In
the kind, qrahty and thoroughness of Its disci
pline and i ilturo.
Tbo Spring session of twclvo woeks will begin
MONDAY, APRIL 8th,
and close
JUNE 23th.
EXPENSES:
Ttlttlnil mid nnardlmr. Inrliidlnor washlncr and
beat, fur the session ol twelve weeks, ZW uu.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
I.i tbo model school, from fifty to eighty cents
Bjr week, Music, Drawing, Tainting, Ac, extra.
Ills are payable, and must be paid promptly,
one-half at the beginning and tho other half at
tho mlddlo of the session,
J. O. FIIEFZB, L. 11. RUPEItT.
Secretary.
I'resldent.
o
RDINANCE NO. C.
AN OlSDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 1,
KccrloN 1. lie it ordaincU and enacted by the
7'owti Gtiincll of the Tok-u of Jlloomsburfj. and it
it hereby ordatned and enacted bj authority of
llto crackers, or squlbsoIODy dlscrlptlon or kind
upon any uay, wiiiuiu rue limits 01 ine iowu 01
llloomsburir sand any nersonor persons llrlngor
causiug to bo tired, such f.ro crackers or squibs
w.thlu tho limits of tl'o said Town, shall, upon
conviction beloio tho I'resldent of the Town
Couucil, lorfclt and pay a line not excoedlug
Iivo dollars for each oflenco. And so much
of tho sixth artlclo of tho flrst Section of
Town Ordlnanco No. 1. entitled "An Ordi
nance for the preservation of tho Peace, and
lor oilier purposes," euacieu iuoi iiuuay oi Jiay,
lb70. ns Is Inconsistent herewith, bo andtbosamo
Is hereby repealed.
Kkction 'i. Tills ordlnanco shall tako effect on
and after ten days publication.
rasscu aiay isiz.
K. MENDUNIIAI.L.
Attcst-C. O. BAIIKLKY. President.
Secret iiry,
nioomsburg, May 30. lS7i
QRDINANCE NO. 7.
An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. fi.
Siction I. lie it ordained and cnuetcd by the
lbwn Council of the Town ol llloonuburn and it
is herein ordained and enacted bu the authority
of the same: That the market hours bo until
nlno o'clock In the lorcuoon on each market
day from tho llrstday of May to tho Urst day of
ituveniucr, in cacn year, aau uuiu len o ciock
in tho loienonn on each market da from the
first day of November to the llrstday of May,
Mil mat so mucnor ordinance ao. a, ontuied
'An ordinance for the establishment ol a Curb-
Btono Market, "passed the eighth day of April
1872. as is Inconsistent herewith, beand tho samo
is hereby repealed."
passed May 1872.
E. MENDENHALI.,
Attest C. O. 11AIIKLEY, l'rcsldeut.
Secretary.
May 30, 1S72.
AQE1ITS
VTiLtcl !:i
Twelyo Years azs Wild. Mians & Plains.
Tbo remarkable adventures of the lamous
WHITE CHIEF and BIO WAltRIOIl among the
Red Hklns. Thrllllnir accounts of Great Hunts.
Hairbreadth Escapes and Terrible Contests with
tho big gamo and hostile tribes, Spirited descrip
tions ol tho hnblbi and superstitions of that
ous. How they Woo and Wed. Kcaln. Doctor:
Worship, Sc. New, Fresh and Popular, Price
Low. It Is solllmr by the thousands with won
derful rapidity. Agents nro making from tM to
J100 per week. Cholcolicid yet vacant. Bend at
onco for samnlo chanters. IllnstrntlnnH and nar-
tlculais to A. if, HUBHAHU, Publisher,
Jan27'71-tf. 400 Chestnut Bt Phlla.
NE
W DRUG STORE.
CHRIS. A. KLEIM
Having purchased tbo business of E. P. Lutz
now oilers nt tho old Bland, a choice nttorlmeu
of
URUOS,
CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILUTARTICLKS,
V ANOY rJOAP.S,
BRUSlIK-t, Ac.it C,
And a general assoitmentof the choicest goods
usually lound iu llrstclass establishments,
ruysicians rrescripuons anu ramuy uccipcs
Caielully Compounded.
On Hundays, open from S a. m., to 10 a. m., and
from 2 p. in., to I p. in.
OKUMAN AND ENGLISH SPOKEN.
fub9'72-lf
pi:
NNSYLVAN1A RAILROAD.
HUMMER TIME TABLE.
Eight Trains (Dally) to and fiom Philadelphia
nuu 1 inbuilt, uiiu ihii 1 ruins
(B illy) to uud lrom Eire,
(Sundays Excepted.)
"N nud after Monday. Juno 3.
J tlio Passenger Trains of tho Pennsylvania
lioiirnml Coinnauv will denartfrom Harrlsburi:
aud arrivo ai i-iiiiaueipuia nuu x-insuurg as 101-
lows ;
EASTWARD.
Mn Phlhideln 1 a Exnrcss leaves Han Is hi
..iiv ri'xceiiL Mondavi at 2:50 a. m.. aud arrives
,11 u'. i l'liiliidelnlila ul liiiou. in.
rcpt Mouilay) at 3:21 u. m and air
3:25 rasl l.iue leaves niirrisuurir uauy lex-
rives in eai
7:50 I.uicaster Train, via Mount Joy. leaves
Triitriutiiiiif datlv fexcent Sandav)at7:) a. 111..
and arrives ni wsi. i-uiiuuuipuia ui ijum iu
n-v 1'iiclilu cxnress leaves Harrlsbure; dullv
mlMll.UVlVlllllll lllLliriliUl LllllH.
at 0:55 a. in., aud arrives at West Philadelphia at
1:20 p. m.
2:00 Elrnlra Expiess leaves llarrlsbuig daily
(except rtununys ai :uo p. iu., uuu arrives m
West rnuaueipiiia ui wciu p. 111,
rlsbnrs dally (except Huuday) at 3:53 p,ni j arrives
S:u- llarriuuurg iccuuiiuouuiinu leaves liar
ut piiiiiiueipiiiiiatv..si p, in.
s:30 Mall Train leaves Harrlshurg dally (ox
cept Huudny) at 8:30 p. m. uud arilvus at Phlla'
M.ilnliln nt l-i:01 a. m.
10:45 Cincinnati Expross leaves Harrlshurg
dally at 10:23 p, m.,uiui arrives at w est puuii'
ucipuiaaiz:)u a. iu.
WESTWARD.
B nutliern Kxcrcss leaves Harrltburzdal.
ly ul li:53 11. in., arrives at Altoouaat5:20, 111
mil arrives at Pittsburg at 9: JO a. 111.
8:00 Through rasscugcr iruiu leaves Harris
burg dally (oxccpl Monday) at 3:00 a. m arrives
at Altooim at 8:10a, 111, and ur rives at Pittsburg at
I'fi n. m.
j-n l'nciila Express leaves Harrlsburi? dallv
at 4:03a, in., arrives at AltoouaatH;U5a,in.uud
arrives at Pittsburg at 2:15 p. in.
4:15 Erie Mull west, lor Erie, leav
burg dally at 1:15 a, ni arriving at Er
cs narrls
Krlo at T,i0 p.
m.
7:10 Way Passenger Train leaves Harrlshurg
dally (except Hunduy) at 7:30 a. in, arrives at
Alluona at 1:30 p. ni, uuu at puisuurg at ttiv p,
111.
hiil-Mall Train, leaves Harrlsburz dallv (ex
cept Huuday) at 1:20 p. 111. arrives at Altoouaat
7:15 p. in., takes supper aud arrives at 1'lltkburg
at 1:1a a. 111. . ..
4:50 Fast I.lnu leaves HurrUburg dally (ex
cept Huuday) at 4:50 p. 111., arrives at Altooim at
8:03 p. m takes supper and uri Ives at PUUburg
i'iu utiJ npie west, ior r.rie, leaves liar
rlsburg dally (except nunusyj 111 w p, ni., u
rlvlniFiit L'rlii lit 7!lU a. Ul.
Mixed train leaves Harrlsbtirg at 5:00 p, m.j ar
rivnsnt Altooua lit 2.00 IU Ul.
10:10 Cluclunatl Express leaves HarrUbnrg
dally (except rialurday) at 10:JO p, in., arrives at
Altooua ul 113 u, m.,aud arrives at Pittsburg at
8:30 a. ni.
Uupt. Mid. d'w, p. r. Ii.
B
LANK DEEDS.
We now have the finestassoitmentof BLANK
DEEDH on hand and lor sale that wera ever
k e pt In llloomsburg. Large site on best parch
tneut paper, Common Deeds, Executor'a and
Administrator's Deeds small tlio good And
ucap common ueeua, an,
PA.
TO THE
QO
GROCER & TEA DEALER,
Opposllo tho Stono Episcopal Church, cornororMaln and Ironsta., Bloomsburg
W. II. BROWN Is now offering on terms which challongo competition, a now
stock of FRESH GOODS,
Groceries and Provisions, Flour and Feed,
Tea.?, 'pices, Coffee?, Sugar, Syrupy
W. ZL. BROWN keeps tho best Now
to Il'ooinsburfr, and aro sold i oxtromoly low prices. Go and boo his
Fish thoy aro lino and good ; 1, J, and full barrels aro all full we'ght.
BROWN hps a full as3ortmonl of tho ''3Ht Quoonswaro which ho soils very
ion . His Iron Stono Oi ta and Ghs3waro, aro of ovory varloty.
Vegetables of every Description.
Scaled Goods, tTomalop:1, Peaches and
liimn iicaas, ureen urn, onornos, ttirawocrrios, 1'ino Appios,
Dried Corn, Blackberrios, Green Gagas, Damson Plums, Qulncos,
Pears, RaspberrK Jollies, Flavoring Extracts Catsups, Mustards,
Sauces, ell Fish, Olives, .rdlncs, OIIvo Oil, tc, tc, &c.
tSfllo koons nothlntr but first-class coods which are warranted to rrlvo satis
faction to overy ono.
tJtS5 Produce aud Grain taken
April 10, 1872.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
Poo District of Bloom, January 2d, 1871, to
January ft'i, 1872.
Jacob Etliuyler, Treasurer lu account with
said Dlstiht.
Dr.
To amount lecclvcd of John A.runUon,
lato Treasurer. 27 10
To amount received of Win. Krcamcr...
To pension of Isaac Bowerswoitb 33 00
To total amount received on Illoom uu
nl.cato S123 3S
To total amount received on Ureenwood
duplicate - "051 Ml
To total amount received on Hcott dunll-
. de 1010 07
To total amount received on Hngarloaf
aupiicaie t.i uj
$7181 27
Cr.
Ry order redeemed 0372 88
jiy commission on samo...., 171 ai
Uy balance In hands of Treasurer 37 07
I71l 27
Examined and ccrttflc t.
J. H. IKb'Ll- R. (.Directors.
Mil. KRAMER. I
Ily request of Directors we havo examined tho
nuovo nuu nnu 11 correct.
J:iV:cJA,HIKER'Auduora.
Directors of tho Poor in account with nioom,
Hcott, Greenwood and Bugarloaf townships.
To nmt. of duplicates for year 1871, viz.
To Illoom township fCC(!2 37
To Hcott township 2t)UO 07
To Ureenwood township. 2)18 II
To Shugarloar township 711 03
To amount received for grain, etc., sold... 102 fad
To orders outstanding 2S.il 91
SHOW 00
By com. on 8 5123 38 collected on Bloom
implicate 1 0-0 SM 81
By com. on $331 (id collected on Ureen
wood duplicate, i 0-0 21 25
Bj com. on (1010 1.7 collected on Scott du
1 lcato4 0-0. 11 SO
By com. on 81-7 o; collected on uugarloaf
uupucaio 4 u-u h 17 us
ny exonerations, Illoom duplicate, 1871... 31 00
By " IJ'Ott duplicate 0 15
Ily " Greenwood duplicate 6 65
By ami. due on Bloom duplicate (uncol
lected) :. 12015
By nmt. duo on Bcott dup'lcate (uncol
lected.) 1512 23
By nmt. due on Greenwood duplicate,
luucouecieu.j 17011 ui
Bv nmt. due on Butrarloal dunllcato fun-
collected,) 200 05
By the following nmts. paid by directors
Funston aud Uchuyler lrom Jan. 1, to
Am II 1 J.-.71 . .. SS IIS) J7
By A. jr. Iilcr &Huu storj ncct,........ us 71
Ily H. J. Clark storo acct txi 62
By H. L. Belironbach printing ij to
ByJ. C; i .cczo'prof. services O) 00
Ily 1. HiDoeustiel tax 12 W
By Isalau ilagcnbaeh storo acct 4115
By I. H. Kuhu beef acct 15 27
By Fox & Webb 15 75
By E. 1. Lutz, drug: , &c 11 48
By J. H Maize store acct 1 50
Jiy 1;. l.. marr siore accr 3-j zs
Ily MeKelvey Ncal & Co. storo acct 00 41
By Runyon & Wardln storo acct 18 82
By Br, Iteber prof, services 11 CO
By Dr. Ruttcr nrof. services 12 00
By Hharpless Harmau 23 91
By V. Stroup .toro acct. Zl 77
By John Wolf storo acct 18 70
By H. R, Thomas smithing 17 CO
By Phlneas Welch 10 75
uyp.j. jicnuersnot drugs 3 4)
ByO. B. Furman 1 05
By James Cadman Chairs 8 00
By H. Kuoir smithing 8 68
By Moyer Bros, drugs Ao. II 8 1
By sundry small items on looe receipts 2it) 51
By orders Issued 10 sundry persons lor
wuicu mere appear no voucuer? 110 01
Total
. S 11,813 09
llv Ihft rnllnwln. niimimta r .ul l.v ,11
reciors ani'er, nceior, a Kramer jrom
A mil 1. 1871. to Jan. 8. 1872.
By Philip DowiU.I, ttcward, 9 months
wages ,
By Daul.i oonfer labor on farm
By Mrs. Dewald for sowing
1S7 50
127 50
20 21
170 00
ny c. iireeu aiuiruu ji weeKS
By John Arulie Hto ward 21 days
By Louisa Baker matron
By M. Ullbert collector Mt, Pleasant
17 15
10 20
towosuin ior iB7u
By T. J, Welllver collector Mt. Pleasant
32 09
townsnip couniy ana poor tlx 1S71
40 8.1
..j" ,,i,uiiiisiiu.u.uRiuKKiflii:iii ftioi
By E. Mendenhall, lumber lor cistern 12 73
By Ktout for pump lor cistern 14 00
Bv Isaiah Haireubuch for snontlni? etc.... 41 82
87
By " " for steve, pipe, etc. 28 00
iiyn. i(. i nomas, ror sinitiinig ii 14
By H. L. Dlellonbach, printing 15 00
uy nuuuries ior uuuui couiracieu uy
loriuer uireciors ql til
UyMrs. C.H. Rlshton, Interest on bond
to Julv 1. 171 31 43
By Miss B. Hloan, Interest on bond to July
1, ion IU1
By First National Bank, noto (given by
iormer uireciors lojonu a, r uusiin,)
with nrotest and Interest 211100
By John A Funston. six bonds aud int.. 3135 UO
ny uoucri uoduius ior cow el uu
Bv " " for harness 40 00
Bv Turnhach. Hess a Co.. for h v rake.... 3s 00
By Robt. Roan cotlln, etc., for D. I-arlttua 15 Oi
uy ur, mciveivy, proi. services
By Dr. Turner, prof, services
By Director's servlcos
Ily Wm. Kramer, Secretary's services
By J. G. Freeze, Attorney services
15 00
8 50
150 GO
60 00
60 00
173 09
20 00
17 00
ny cam. i.oug, ami. secured uy juugnri ,
ByJanos Rmscl, matron ...,
By Margaret Duls .,..
iiy miscellaneous expenses incnrreuuur-
lug 0 months for support or paupers
worn on farm.t.umlii'iueHbiis, mechan
ics and merchants bids, etc 1311 M
(11919 09
Examined and certified.
J-;U-EKlAudltors.
REAL lDTATE WITH RECENT IMPROVE
MENTS.
llv farm and building valued SIS 000 CO
By repairs to bulldlug, etc 210 00
By household furnlturo 275 10
iiy larmiug urensus sja to
By horsos, cattlo aud hogs 030(0
By hay, grain, cto 1 215 00
By 10 acres Wheal anil Rye 128 00
Iiv balauco on Illoom iwn.. uumicalo by
ux, and com 1 299 49
jiy uaiauce uu bcou luwuauip uupucuiu
uy ex, and com
By bulanco on Greenwood township
duplicate by ex. and com
By balance on Hugarloaf township, du
plicate by ex. and com
By Judgment vs. C. Long
1 512 21
1 759 CI
209 05
110 00
til 1.7 33
DEBTS AND LIABILITIES.
To balance due on farm
83,500 00
in so
2,531 01
10,131 02
To Interest on same n mouths
To orders outstanding
To balauco lu lavor of district
821,427 33
OUTSIDE RELIEF.
ToHarahllcchtol
To Elizabeth Ovcrdorf.
, 823 31
, 0 35
, 15 CO
. 8 80
To l'hulcna croveling
To Mary C. Green
8 CO 49
Amount of taxable property for Poor purposes
lu eaeli township of the Poor District of Bloom
as per late assessment,
Towllkllln of Bloom SCS0.U0 CO
Township of Hcott ttls.iio 00
Township of Greenwood 230,835 00
Township ol Sugarloaf. 011,315 CO
PRODUCTS OF FARM,
211 bush, wheat $1 50 ,
17 bush ryu II
251 bush, oats 60 cts
V28 bush, corn ears 40 cts
Obush, clover seed 10
150 bush, potatoes 50 cts
2,000 buuulcs corn fodder 8 cts
8319 60
17 00
127 00
371 20
30 10
74 00
100 Ul
650 heads cabbagu 3 cts..
u tous nay t J"....
210 CO
10 CO
3 busli. onions 8
1..,
2 heifers 810 20
&50 lbs. butter 25 cts 137
325doz. eggs VO cts Di
2,100 lbs ixirk 7 cts -1" 117
20 shoals 83 60 70
Poultry , 33
Total.... ....... 8W,J
i. puupers auminru iu poor iioukouuriug
the vear endlniz Jan. 8. 1872.
No. of nauners left durlnir year......
No of jpaupers died
no. 01 puupcis uow rcuiaiiuug ui jioor uouso
PUBLIC.
TO
Molasses, Meats, Cheese, Fish, &c.
Britrii . Fat Mackerel that aro brought
Pears Greon Poas,
in exchange for Goods. "SAf
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
of Conyngham and Centralla Poor District
lor the year ending April 8th, J872.
William Gnodinan Treasurer for the year In
acct, with rild District.
Dr.
To sral, reed, from two. dunllcato for.
1871 .
Toamt. recti, from borough duplicate
for 187I .
Toamt. recd.from other sources for I87l
To amt. of balance on hand from last
year. ... ..
tfl, IS) 15
875 09
310 20
309 40
Total . 87,930 90
Cr.
By ami. of sundry orders redeemed
durluR year...... - -
10,410 48
By nmt. of treasurer's commission
12S 20
1,412 33
By balance on hand at date...........
i Der cl
S7.B30
We the undfralgncd auditors of Con
yngham Township and Centralla
Borough for the year 1872, have ex
amined and audited tho loregolng
account and find It co.'rect as above
stated.
MARTIN FLANAGAN,
ANDREW HONEY,
JOHN P. IIANNON.
PATRICK KILLEEN,
THOMAS MURPHY,
JAMES HAKFUY,
Auditors,
Account of the Directors of the Poor of said
Dlst, for tho year ending April 8th, 1872.
Tip.
To amt. of poor and purchase poor-tax
dunllcato nfl PnnvnfFhnm tvn
87, I t! 82
032 25
210 2)
50 CO
CO 00
309 43
9,011 t2
$011 41
9 75
339 43
tO 19
4 92
40 05
1,550 CI
633 33
331 43
To arau of poor and purchase poor-tax
duplicate of Centralla borough
To amt, reed, for pasture of cattle and
produce sold off farm .
To amt. reed, for board of Mrs. White
at poor bouse, on acct
To amt, rood, from Mrs. Ann McKler-
nan for debt on acct.
To amt. of balance on hand from last
year. ,... ..
Total .
Dr.
By amt. of unseated land-tax returned
by collector on two. duplicate
By amt, or errors and exonerations al
lowed collector on twp. duplicate
By imt. of collector's commission
5 per et. on $6,789 63 collected
By amt, or unsealed lot tax returned by
collector on boro. duplicate ...
By amt, of errors and exonerations al
lowed on same ....
By amt, of collector's commission .
5 per ct. on J921 14 collected....
By amt. of Installment paid on farm
with Interest ...
By nmt. paid asylums for board, dc'of
lunaiio paupers
By amt. paid for stock, repairing, lime
for farm, 4o..........J.......
By amt, paid for lnsuranco
67 50
223 99
130 51
813 48
217 32
1,320 78
832 00
181 40
123 20
1,412 SI
jiy ami. paiu rorwork done on farm
By nmt, paid for hardware and Bad-
dlery
By amt, paid lor support of poor house.
j .ui iuniiii auenuauco
and medlclno
By amt. paid for out-door relief to pau-
By amt. paid for salaries and expenses'
v. .iuwhiu, uiuiron, uireciors, c.
uy amt. paid mlscellaneoos expenses
and bills...... .
By amt. paid treasurer's commission
on 80,410 16 paid out each 2 per ct.
By amt. of balance in hands of treas
urer. Total 89.011 62
Census of Poor House.
No. of paupers In poor house at beginning
of the year... 13
No. of paupers admitted during year 7
No. of paupers discharged and absconded S
No. or paupers born nono
No. of paupers died.... 1
No. of paupers sent to state lunatlcasylum. 1
No. ol paupers now in state lunatic asylum
at expense of dlst 3
No. of paupers In poor house at date.. lo
Statement of tho assets and indebtedness of
the District April 8th, 1872.
Assets.
Farm and buildings worth 10,200 fin
J arming utensils worth. 079 29
Household furniture worth 272 m
Horses and cattle worth 7&5 U)
Potatoes worth i5 oo
Hay grain and straw worth 37 50
Pigs worth 50 01
Manure worth . jjo oo
jucui, urm........ 57 10
uiVii7 w?rtll; .7 15 60
WhCftt Sill nn M nmnn.l .n.,1. ,IO .
Clover seed worth ... ".V. 2 no
"jiuwiirm )2oo
Vlnegarworth m is uu
Fish worth , 5 no
Cabbageworth 1 25
uuiunce in treasury . 1,412 31
110,038 1 5
Indebtedness.
Amt, yot due on farm with Intorest Il.ttll 10
Balance iu favor of district 8,437 53
810,0.18 63
Products of the farm for tho year 1871.
? tons of hay $10 12m m
16 bush, buckwheat tA ?S i t.1
WJ bush, wheat $1 4) ......'!!..""!!".'""" M 20
.. . ' BH" ia. ou cis n i.i
32 bush, rye 81 10 33 21
400 bush, potatoes 10 cU lot m
215 bush, oats at 55.cts lis 2'.
7 loads corn fodder at 810 ., 70 10
,,UUUUB ,MJlKUb cis ui vt
47a ; heads caobago at Sets 1125
60 lbs soap made at 10 cts... 3 in
iiuiir, eggs, nnu vegetables Ml n
Live stock raised OS Hi
Clover seed raised 11 t
W"(HAM GOODMAN Directors of tho poor
iTltltiI? Hof Conyngham and
WILLIAM HNYDEII, J Centrulfa iioor dlst.
Attxst. C. G, MURPHY Clerk.
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