ljc'ffimc3, Nciu BloomftcUr, Jou
Tuesday, August 2,1870.
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CORRESPONDENTS wilt please boar In
jnintl I hat tellers leee.vcd niior than Saturday ove
11 i tiKo ' tne down mail on Monday inorinug'have
to lay over until Hie following week.
The Steel-Works in York county liavo
been jmt into successful operat ion.
ScTOl'C thunder i-litiwcisliuvo visited the
KiiiToundiii counties. All our exchanges
have accounts of damages dono by wind
and lightning.
V ' -
JiOokcd Nice. Ye have seen several la
lies recently whoso heads were fiot dislig
ireil by false hair, or the ugly chignon.
Several gentlemen who have seen them
were much pleased, and the general verdict
was, " how nice they look."
y
,-' Sllll Stroke. A man named Alex Adams,
employed on the railroad, was prostrated
y tho heat on Monday last, while engaged
tit his work on the railroad a short distance
below Newport. M-'die d aid was speedily
procured, and the probabilities are that Mr.
Adams will soon recover.
A Young Man named Orland.i Kelly was
found dead in a hog-pen in Kestraver twp.,
"Westmoreland county, not long since, lie
had been out hunting, and a rain coming tip
he took refuge in the hog-ien where, from
Bonio unknown cause, the gun was dis
charged, and the contents entered his fore
head. Iucenilhiry Fires have been quite frequent
in Altoona for some time past. Tho author
ities have succeeded in arresting a portion
of tho gang, who have been engaged in the
rascally business, and two of them have
been committed to jail in default of bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
Accidents from trying to use coal oil to
light lircs with, are of so frequent occur
rence that it would seem as though persons
would soon learn not to attempt to uso it
for that purpose. During tho past week
three accidents of that kind have occurred
in this State ; two of them proving fatal.
Killed. Daniel Kleckener, whose family,
consisting of a w ife and one child, reside in
Giceuwcod tp., near Millerstown, was late
ly killed in Sliamokin by the premature dis
charge of a blast in a coal mint;. Tho de
ceased was it sou of Michael Kleckener of
Savillo twp., this county.
r. Slloej)j)K don't want to bo hung, and
pathetically appeals to Governor Geary to
pardon him, so that ho may join tho Prus
sian army, ami light against tint "impudent
man," (as he calls Napoleon.) Wo don't
believe that PVusia wants that kind of help,
and think propably that the Governor will
be of tho same opinion.
Stale Teachers' Association. Tho annu
al meeting of this association will bo hold
in tho court house at tho city of Lancaster,
on tho (Mh 10th and llt of this month. It
is expected that tho exercises will bo very
interesting, and of great importance to the
cause of education. Information regarding
accommodations may bo had by addressing
Col. V. L. Bear, Lancaster.
ensiis Items. Tho Deputy Marshal for
Buf.'nlo and Watts townships, and BuHalo
borough reports as follows, in regard to tho
population, number of farms, &c. :
New BulUilo I'orough : Dwellings, 40 ;
Families, fi9 ; Population, 239.
AVatts Township: Farms, "47; Dwell
ings, ; Families, 82 ; Population, 4(1(1.
Hullahi Township : Farms, 80; Dwell
ings, 110 ; Families, 140; Population, 771.
Tiie Weather For July. According to
tho report of IJ. Mclntire, Esq., of this
borough, the weather statistics for tho past
mouth are as follows :
Quantity of ruiu which fell, was'C inches
and 2 tenths.
Averago heat at 8 A. M., 71 deg. 14 min.
Average of tho greatest heat 87 deg. 14
miii.
Average of the greatest cold, 05 deg. 45
min.
The wannest day w as Monday, tho 18th,
ho thermometer 07 degrees. Tho coolest
ly was 8 uuday tho 31st, thermometer at
) degrees.
1 r..l.., I1.. ..If li !t !... V
timum iMttrn till fiitmtiv it inline.
On Wednesday of last week, a man named
"Cnnnon," who was in jail in this borough
awaiting trial, for stealing a hoi so from
John Ileal d, of Centre township, made his
escape. This ho did by scaling tho wall
with a ropo which ho made by tearing up
his bed tick, and attaching it to tho wall
with a hook ho made from some wire. Af
ter reaching tho top, he jumped to the al
ley in tho rear of the yard, and up to the
present time nothing has been learned as to
nis whereabouts. A reward of lil'ty dol
lars is oil'ered for his arrest. Tho sheriil
and jailor were loth absent from town on
business at the time, so that tho fellow had
a good start before any pursuit was made.
The Biooinf.eld Academy has, under the
management of the present proprietor,
Vt ui. Gi ier, Esq., been remarkably success
ful. For next term, which commences on
ihe 2DH, iust., Mr. Grier has secured tlie
services of Prof. W. II. Dill, who is a grad
uate of Kutgor's College, and a teacher
of experience. Under his supervision as
Principal, we have no doubt that scholars
will improve as rapidly as they have dur
ing the past terms, anil that the present
popularity of the academy will bo well
maintained. We trust the citizens of the
county will give this institution the hearty
support thai us merits entitle it to.
The Illustrated Humorist. Wo have re
ceived the July number of the above. Willi
this number commences its regular publi
cation, and no charge will be made to sub
scribers for tlie May number, or specimen
copy. Published at Fayetteville, N. Y., by
F. A. Darling, at lil'ty cents a year. Per
sons who enjoy a humorous paper, should
not fail to send their subscription.
Tusciiroru Academy, Acntiriniu, Ii.
More than three thousand young men have
gone forth from this school, so trained in
all, tho branches of scholarship, as to enable
many of them to rolled honor upon them
selves, and the institution at which they
received tneir education.
The large experience and earnestness of
the Principals in tho cause of education,
will contribute much to the successful train
ing of youth entrusted to their care.
Terms $200. Scud for a circular.
r Church end Itailroad. A meeting is to
be held in the Presbyterian church on next
Friday evening to see what means can be
taken towards repairing and improving that
building. Wo believe tho best way to doit
would bo to make the railroad from Dun
cannon to this place, and this town would
grow so rapidly that church improvements
would follow as a matter of course. As
one or two of tho commissioners of the
proposed road are interested in this church
improvement we offer tho above suggestion
for their consideration.
Secrets ci'tiie Toilette, Recently, a la
dy well advanced in years, who had renoun
ced the pomps and vanities of tho world,
was curious t o know some of tho tricks, and
repaired to a famous professor of tho art
for rendering her sex " beautiful forever."
Addressing the Parisian "Rachel," she
said, "Perhaps you mistake tho motive
of my visit ; 1 have come to endeavor to re
pair what is irreparable." " Madame, I am
quite at your service," said tho enameler.
" Well, how do you go to work?" "I
employ several methods. If you wish to
be dono thoroughly, like (naming a,
certain great lady), several days of prepa
ration are ueceessary. Look in this magni
fying mirror. You see all the wrinkles and
hollows which time has imprinted upon
your face. Well, I first fill up these with lino
silken threads, which are carefully laid in
each wrinkle, and attached by some adhe
sive preparation. This takes a very long
time, and requires great dexterity of hand.
When every wrinkle is thus tilled up, I
spread over the face one of my preparations,
which fixes tho thread firmly to tho skin,
and keeps Ilium all in tneir- placo. After
that a slight dusting of violet powder,
which must bo constantly renewed. This
process will last for a mouth, after which it
must be repeated." " Well," said tho la
dy, "but during tho month, how about
washing the face ?" " You must not think
of washing, noi even blow your nose. That
would disturb the position of tho threads
laid in tho erow's feet, niadamc." Tho
priestess of tho fountain of youth then de
tailed more minutely other less elaborato
meaii8 of repairing tho ravages of lime,
mentioning various titled dames, who had
been "rejuvenated" in a most successful
manner and informing her visitor that 'per
manent beauty,' equivali nt to a new skin,
cost only 500 francs and other minor im
provements in proportion.
A Cattle Epidemic. The people of Salem
Va., a town about fifty miles from Alcxan
dria,on the Orange, Alexandria and Manass
as railroad, arc sadly afflicted by the loss
of nearly every milch cow in that locality
from the effects of a disease, sudden and
violent in its attack, and which in tho three
days has carried off nineteen cows whilo
many others will probably die. Tho Wash
ington ro) u ."ica i says :
" Tho disease is supposed to liavo been
brought into the neighborhood by a herd of
Texas. cattle recently pastured in the vicini
ty of tho town while awaiting a market.
As soon as the animal contracts tho disease
her milk is dried at once, tho kidneys cease
their action, whilo tho stomach 'refuses to
perforin its functions. In some cases a
quantity of mucous forms in tho windpipe,
and a spasmodic action is noticed about
the head. Various remedies have been ap
plied by the owners, but nothing has
been found snJliciently efficacious to prevent
a fatal termination. The citizens are great
ly exercised in regard to the matter, and
threaten dire vengenanco upon tho heads
of the Texan drovers if they can be found.
In some States these cattle are prevented
by law fiom being brought within its boun
daries, and our Virginia friends urge that
some action must bo taken in their State."
In a Well. A few days since a little girl
living at, York, fell into a well about twen
ty feet dee), but was brought out by two
men, and was found to bo but little injured.
Busy Pkason. Its always busy season
at Oak Hall. We have been there at all
times of tho day and a.l seasons of the
year, but never saw it dull" there yet.
Church ofiees.
Tn tho Methodist church, prayer-meet ing
Thursday evening. Preaching Sunday
evening at 7$ o'clock by Rev. Wm.
Schriber.
In tho Reformed Church prayer meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching next Sab
bath at 10 a. m.
In the Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Preaching on
next Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. m., by Rev.
John Edgar.
Jirlefn.
A Ualloor. ascension is to take nlaco in
Shippenshurg next Thursday.
Court is now in session. A full report of
tho proceedings will bo published in tho
Times next week.
No chargo is made for publishing mar
riages or deaths, but for obituary notices
"see terms on the fourth page.
The accident to tho canal at tho aqueduct
was not as serious as at first expected, and
boats are already running as usual.
A camp meet ing to be held near Waterloo
.Juniata County commenced on tho 2nd ol
September.
Tho oat crop which is now about all in,
turns out very satisfactory. The quantity
and quality both being full equal to tho
averago.
A "fast horse" which proved to bo a
wood horso tied in the slablo "sold quite a
number of persons in this borough last
week.
A daily paper is to be published at tho
"Red llarn"' camp meeting in Cumberland
county. It is published by the euieriirisinu'
editors of the Shippeiisburg News.
X-Chicknns about tho si.o of a robin have
1 11: . I. ; . I 1 n , i
nee 11 selling hi mis ooiougn lor 1110 past,
week quite freely at .iOeis per pair. To
ask such a price seems liko robbing tho
purchaser.
John Wistek Esq., Treasurer of tho
Dnncannon Iron Company announces that
arrangements have been made by that
company to purchase grain for cash, see
advertisements in another column.
A ' harvest home' was held by the order
of American Mechanics at EHiotshurg
on Saturday last. Quite a number were
present from this borough ami from other
localities. A bountiful repast was provided
and the report of all was, "wo had a good
time."
Pensions, Bounties, &c.
T7rIIM)VS, Minor Children, Mothers, Fathers.
V &c. of Soldiers who were killed or ti ed of
disease contracled in the Servn-o of the United
Slates, can now make application for I'enslnn.
Also Soldiers who coiilracltij disease or were
wounded, ruptured, or in any way disabled in the
war of Mil.
When widows d o or re marry, the child or
children under sixteen years of age are entitled to
a Pension.
The time for tiling claims for additional bounty
lias been extended six months.
Particular attention giv n loold suspended cases
In the dillerent. di'paitnienls at Washington, 1). (!.
If you have, or think you have a ela in against the
doverniucnl, call on or address the undersigned.
No charge lor information.
LliWIS l'OTTKi:,
Attorney for Claimants,
4 H N KW ItLOOMFI F.LI), PA.
Cwwli Ijill loi" C! l'ui 11.
Till! DUN CAN' NOV TlfOV CO.MI'AW
have rented the OKIsT MILL of Mr. (irlfillh
Jones, of that place, and lire prepared to buy
Grain to any amount for CASH.
JOHN WIsTi-P, Treasurer.
lHuicaiuion, July , 1S70.
Pennsylvania K. It. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.
On and after May 29, 1370, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
WEST.
Pittsb'g Expr's. (Flag)4.41 a. M. dally exe't Sunday.
Way Passenger, tun a. m., daily except Monday,
Mail '2.11 p. m. daily except Suutkiv.
A mixed train with passe-liner ear attached, will
leave Ilarrisburg at 6 o'clock p. in., and Newport
at 0.40 p. in.
EAST.
Fast Line . 4.10 A. M., dally except Monday.
Ilarrisburg Accom. 11.31 A. M., daily " Sundav.
Mail, 7.63 I'. M., daily except Holiday
J. J. I1AKCJ,AY, Agent.
County Trice Current.
Hl.OOMFIEM), August 1, 1870.
Flax-Reed 2 00
l'otatoes, (H) cents.
Hotter V pound IS "
J-iggs !f! dozen, V "
Dried App'.es IT pouiiil (i "
Dried Teaches 8 if? lOets.tt.
l'ealed Teaches 1," 18 cts. "
Cherries, 0 tii 0 cts. "
Tilted 15 18 cts. "
I'.lacUberrics 8 f 1U cts. "
Onions bushel,...; "
t Corrected Weekly 1n Wm. Kovrih t- ions.
NEwroitr, August 1, l&iu
Flour, Extra S 'J5
lied Wheat 1 25 ffl 1 25
Ilye 85
Corn 85 00
Oats V SI pounds 50
Clover Seed 6 506850
Timothy Seed 3 00
l-'lax Seed, 1 75
Potatoes 1515
Ground Allium Salt '. 2 50
Lliucliurnor's Coal 2 40
Stove Coal, 4 50 gj 50
Tea Coal 3 40
Smith Coal 25 cts. 1 b.s.
Cross Tics,s',i feet, long 30 40 cents,
Bhanvan (iKi.nAOH On tho 27th lilt., nt
the residence of the bride's mother, in Dnncan
non, by Kev. W. I). 0. ltodrock, Mr. Alexan
der lliaiiyiin to Miss Lavlnia (jelbacu.
Mim.ur III Juniata township, July 25th.,
1870, Mr. Edward Wesly Miller, aged years,
10 months and 8 days.
lie died in peace.
And now, beloved brother, farewell! Thy
warfare is accomplished. Thy tears nre nil
wiped away. Thou lnot landed where "the
w icked cease from troubling, tind the weary
are nt rest." We rejoice Unit no man took thy
crown. Wo rejoice that utter thy work was
done, thou wast permitted In thine own quiet
home to meet the lu-t enemy. Thy dyinj; pil
low was not perplexed by those anxious for
bodtiius that have tried the faith of bo many.
The wile of thy youth is following hard after
tliee j and thy brothers and sittei-B, wo trivt,
are resolving at thy hallowed grave, thatBlie
phall not travel alone, but that they will jour
ney with her. And we who are left behind ure
looking uf'tor thee, saying :
" Our separation Is only temporary. A time
of re-union is hastening on. Farewell ! Fare
well! We shall soon meet thee In that world
where the voice of mourning is heard no nioro
forever."
(Funeral services Iy Kev. 13. G. Iluber.)
Pea In Miller township, on the 21st uH.,
Laura, infant daughter of licnjainin and Susan
Pea, aged 10 months and 1 day.
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LEWIS POTTER,
NEW ULOOMI'T ELI), PA.,
Agent for Terry County.
Voir the Dally Minns' Jonrivii of July 22, 1870.
Yesterday James II. drier, Afent of the Ix'b
anon .Mutual Tire Insurance Company, promptly
paid Lewis Harris Sl.'O, his insurance policy in full,
which he lost by tire on liailroad Street, last Fri
day. Mr. drier also pahl John Tettinger SS0, his In
surance policy in full, whichw.is on ahorse that
if ed last Saturday, and was insured In tlui Tenu
Hylvania Cattle Insurance Company, ol Tolts
ville. 110
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THH subscrilierls now running a hack between
Bloomiield and Ncupoil, leaving liiotnulielil
III Da in., arriving at Newport in time to connect
with the Lxpress train ha-l.
Itelui iiiiig, leaves Newport at 2.30 p. in., or Olt
the arrival of the Mail I rain West,
He has also opened a 1-1 VLKY In th Stabler
beloiigiiiR to liinesniilh's Hotel, where Iib s pre.
pared tu furiiish iiorsts and buggies at umloiatu
prices. AAIOS ItOLlNSON.
PERRY HOUSE,
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rTJIK subscriber having piirchasetl the property
JL oil the 'ornor of Ma no and Caili .le stieets,
opposite the'Court House, Invites all his friends
and former Jiisloiuers to give him a call us l.e is
deterinined I furuisli Hist class accommodations.
TiiuMAtt mrjvjiy
3 Hi. Proprietor.
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