Tuesday, May 30, 1S71.
LOCAL DKrAllXMUXX.
OUR TERMS
Are One Dollar a Year In Adva nee
Act Passed. Tlio nets which had previous
ly passed tho IIouso in regard to the sehool
district in Madison twp., and tho road tax
in Kyo twp. havo llnally passed tho Sen ate.
Enlarged. Tho Bloody Uun Pre comes
to us enlarged and looking first rate. AVo
uro sorry however to see the patent outside.
has hecn adopted.
Coiii'crt At LitniUsburg. On Thursday
evening next tho musical class which has
been under tho instruction of Prof. C. H.
Jones, will give a musical entertainment at
tho PrcBhytcrian church in Landisburg.
Choruses will ho sung ly tho entire class of
TO voices ; Quartetts, glees and Duets, will
ho Bung by members of tho class, and sev
eral laughable pieces will bo sung by tho
director, Mr. Jones. Admission only 15
cents.
N, Uorlng For Coal by Mr. Geo. W. Shcibly
'has been progressing during tho past week.
On Monday last tho derrick Was put up and
tho shaft sunk 25 feet, Tuesday it was sunk
27 feet more, tho third day 22 feet, tho
fourth day 20 feet, and tho fifth day
10 feet. Ho has now struck a small vein of
coal, but not ono largo enough to pay for
working. Tho boring will bo continued to
see if a largo ono will not bo found. Wo
havo a specimen of tho coal found, in our
office and tho quality appears good.
lie Stiro AlliUlet It. Wo think wo do
our readers a favor by calling thoir atten
tion to tho advertisement of J. H. Ford &
Co. They aro just issuing a volume, which
comprises choice selections from all tho
best Poets, making a book that is a com
plete library in itself. This book is well
named, as it is entitled " Tin-; Library of
Poktiiy and Bong." It is a work which
has long been needed and wo doubt not
will meet a ready salo. For further partic
ulars seo their advertisement in another
column.
Hanging Pictures. It would bo well to
examine tho cord by which pictures aro
hung, especially if tho pictures aro largo
and tho frames heavy, as several instances
havo como to our knowlcdgo whero pic
tures havo fallen after they havo been hang
ing a long timo. Tho largo cords by which
they hung, although much stronger than
required, havo pulled apart or suddenly
given away, and tho paintings wore serious
ly injured and tho frames broken. Tho
cords may havo rotted or moths eaten them
until they were too weak to sustain tho
weight tl,cy had to support. 4 A good man
ner of hangiug.pictures is with wire con
cealed under the cord, or hanging tho pict
ures with wires on nails behind tho pict
ures. Wo suggest that such a precaution
as this may prevent serious injury to valu
able works of art.
Somnambulism. On Thursday night
hist, about 2 o'clock, Mr. llenjamin Stout
foreman of tlio Pino Grovo Iron Works,
walked out of a window on tho second
story of tho "Union House, in this placo
Louis Zit.er, proprietor. Tho following
aro tho facts cf tho caso as related to us :
Mr. 8. had been dreaming of walking iu a
(lower garden, and whilo so doing, got up
in his sleep, removed a number of flowor
potH that were standing on tho window,
and walked or rathor fell out ; falling a dis
tance of at least 20 feet, landing at tho bot
tom of a flight of stairs leading into tho
basement, and damaging tho balustrade in
his descent.
Upon striking the pavement ho was thor
oughly aroused, and cried for help, when
Mr. Zitzor went to his assistance, and after
considerable difficulty, (Mr. Btout being a
man of large Troportions, woighing fully
200 pounds,) succeeded in carrying him to
his room powerless, and very nervous from
tho effects of tho fall. Mr. Zitzer furnish
ed him with stimulants, which served to
iaso his Bufferings, so that ho fell asleep
and rested well until about 5 o'clock a. m.
Carlitle lhrulil.
X Serious Charge. Tho Carlisle Volun
teer says : that a man named John Koihl,
who resided near Bhippcnshurg has been
arrested and held on tho ehargo of causing
his wifes death by poison. Bho was taken
ill on the 2!)th of April and died on.tlio 13th
inst. Aftertliobuiial suspicions wero so
strong against the accused, that the body
was raised und a coroners jury was sum
moned a pott mortem examination of tho re
mains was had. Tho result was that it was
thought best to hold Koihl until the" stom
ach had been submitted to a chemical test.
Was It Suicide I On Monday night the
8th Inst., Dr. A. F. Stayman,of Carlislc,stop
pod ovor night at tho Ward IIouso, Tyrone
and went to Clearfield on Tuesday, where
ho had relatives. He returned to tho Ward
House on Friday night, stating that ho was
sick ; had baggage chocked to Newport, Pa.,
and on retiring at 0 p. nr., requested to bo
called in timo for tho 8 a. m. train next day.
At about 20 minutes of 8, the porter called
him, but receiving no response to tho call,
reported tho samo, and Btayman was found
doad in bed, his body still warm. On ex
amination it was found opium and chloro
form had been used. Tho coroner's inquest
was to tho effect that his death was acci
dental, ho having, it is believed, taken
chloroform to alleviate pain. His brother,
a Professor iu Dickinson College, was tele
graphed for, and arrived hero on Saturday,
ho having tho body Bent to Baltimore for
interment. Tho deceased was addicted to
opium eating, but thoro was no ovidenco
adduced to justify tho bolief tlmt suicido
was intended. Tyrone Herald,
Fatal Accident. Tho Lancaster Intelli
gencer says : A sad accident, resulting iu
tho instantaneous death of Abraham J.
AY ill, occurred yesterday forenoon about
0 o'clock, in Pcaquca township, near Dan
ville. Ho was in tho employ of Mr. C. M.
Herr, and engaged in hauling stones for
the Lancaster and New Danville turnpike,
and whilo going down a small hill some
thing connected with tho rubber lock of
tho wagon broke, precipitating the wagon
suddenly forward, causing tho horses to
run. It is supposed that in trying to stop
tho horses ho was caught between tho sad
dlo horso and a fenco post which leaned to
ward tho road. Tho lower part of tho
brcast-bono was crushed in, and ho was
injured about tho region of tho heart. A
woman, near whoso Iiouro tho accident
happened, saw it and gave tho alarm, but
when ho was reached life was extinct. Ho
wasabout 17 years old, a son of Mr. Henry
AVill, residing on tho farm of Jacob Hess.
Left Ills Home. K. Holmes Agnew left
his homo near Newville, Pa., on tho last
day of April, sinco which timo no infor
mation has been received concerning him.
Ho is 17 years old, of rather slim build,
light hair, faco freckled, and a hardly per
ccpticlo obliquity of vision. Any informa
tion concerning his whereabouts will bo
thankfully received and rewarded by A.
Agnow, Newville, Pa.
N. IJ. If this advertisement is noticed
by E. Holmes Agnew, ho will plcaso write
to his brother, Dr. John P. Agnew, Tay
lorsville, Pa., and thus relievo tho anxiety
of his parents. Exchanges plcaso copy.
Willow Growing. John M'Farland, of
Northumberland, a few years ago, planted
a wet picco ol ground, in tho neighborhood
of that place, with French willows, for bas
ket making, which ho obtained noar Balti
more. They have succeeded so well that
he extended tho planting this spring, and
expects to get a prolitablo return from
ground that would olhorwiso havo been
comparatively unproductive.
Accident. A curious accident happened
in Lcbanop, last Thursday evening. no
lady was visiting another, and was in her
chamber on tho second floor. AYhou tho
visitor was departing, tho other accompan
ied her to tho head of tho stairs. Tho vis
itor was just commencing her decent, when
the other ono fell forward and both wore
precipitated to tho floor beneath. Both
were a good deal hurt.
Tx-al JJi-iolH.
Chambersburg has invested some monoy
in a steam Firu engine.
S Tho law against hogs running at largo
within tho borough limits, wo aro glad to
seo, is being strictly enforced.
A Sunday school convention by tho
"Church of God" has been in session at
Bhippcnshurg during tho past week.
On Friday, the 10th Inst., a year and a
half old son of Fred. It. Stock, at Mt. Hope
Mills, Franklin county, was found drowned
in the mill race.
Somo pie ously inclined rascal visited tho
premises of Mr. Beck in this borough on
Saturday night, and now tlicy are anxious
to know who stolo tho pies '.'
Tho Democrat anil Pegitter says : that a
man named E. B. Ettonger was robbed on
AVednesday night or 12400 whilo in the cars
on his way to Juniata Co., to purchase
horses.
A man named Hennessy, a boss on tho
Catawissa Extension, was brought before
a Justice on Monday of last week, ou the
charge of killing a Doer out of season. It
was a Doo with fawn. Hcunessy was lined
fifty dollars and the costs.
7A. pair of mules ran away with Mr.
Emanuel Dugan on Saturday last, injuring
him so that tho services of Dr. Swcney
wero required. It is only a few mouths
since tho same pair of mules hurt him so
badly as to lay him up for sororal months.
Tho new steel works of tho Cambria Iron
Co., at Johnstown, are fast approaching
completion. When they aro put iu opera
tion, they will employ about 0000 men, in
addition to tho 4000 now working there.
Mount Holly has been excited over an
olopoment)case. The parties are.an engineer
at the oro banks and the wife of an hand
employed at the paper mill. Carlisle has
also had a similar caso.
On last week, Monday, the bam belong
ing to the estate of Homy Ewalt of Silver
Spring twp, Cumberland Co., was defray
ed by lire. A largo quantity of corn a bug
gy, a wagon and various farming imple
ments, were burned at tho samo timo. Tho
cause of the lire Is unknown.
For TU Bloomjtcld Timet.
The Cash System.
Mr. Editor Having rend tho t wo com
munications lately published in tho Timet,
from your correspondent "Cash," in rela
tion to a "Loan Association,'' and observ
ing that ho is willing to receivo suggestions
entirely now, or a modification of tho
plan prepared iu his articles, I have conclu
ded to give my opinion regarding this en
terprise. If "Cash" is in favor of tho
cash system, as his signature indicates, I
would ask what does ho want with a loan
association. I am in for tho cash system,
and think if it was rightly carried out thoro
would bo very littlo uso for an association
of this kind. I bcliovo thero is too much
loaning done nlroady. Dr. Franklin has
said that "Tho second vice wns lying,
and first was running in debt. This wiso
man h.is also told us that it was better to
So to bed without supper than to rise in
ebt. Tho real necessities of tho body
aro very few ; neither farmers, mechanics,
nor any person need run in debt. Every
poison might mako it a rulo to pay cash as
they go, for all they must havo in this life.
Every person should first earn enough by
working for others to fit them for an inde
pendent business. If the association con
templated by "Cash" should bo started,
and is not carried on by good, honest men,
it will only degenerate into a "shaving
shop." Cash Down.
For the UlonmJleM Timet.
Tlio Poorhouso Kcnort.
Mn. Editor: Wc have been somewhat sur
prised hy a communication In your Inst paper,
over the signature of I. B. Trostle, (Howard of
the Poor House, iu which ho denies iu toto, nil
the facts set forth In tho late Report of tho vis
tors. In making that report, wo hnd no pur
pose in view, but to give the facts ns they came
to ns, and ns wo found them by personal exam
ination. Wc had no spite or unkind feelings to
gratify j nor do wo entertain any other thnii tho
most friendly disposition towards the Institu
tion, as well as the. Steward. Notwithstanding
we consider ourselves hound, nB visitors, to re
port upon the condition and management of tho
Poor House, without fear or favor, and give the
facts as given to ns ; and as we fonnd them.
As regards dicipllnc, wc have reason to believe
that the wngon-whlp, or sonic such Instrument
lias been used, ou females, or a female. That
the paupers, from some cnuso or other, perhaps
from threats or fear of harsh treatment, arc
afraid to tell any thing with regard to their
usage, treatment, or anything else that trans
pires about tho premises. Hence tho inquiry,
where we got our Information, "Was it from
some rcnegado pauper ?" The i-tewnrd ought
to know that wc aro not bound, nor would we
think It prudent, to tell him or any other person,
whero we got our information. As to tho ever
lasting bed-bugs, wc hnd ocular demonstration
of that fact, and on examination wc were justl
tlcd fully in reporting ns we did on that matter,
ns well as on tlio matter of diet tho steward's
denial to tho contrary, notwithstanding. The
horses spoken of in the report, and which the
steward suys, do wotk for the farm, while the
farm horses arc used for hunting for tho new
Poor House, were kept thero before thero was
any move made toward building a new Poor
House. What did ho do then, or who kept
them 1 Ho also states that he gives the older
delicate paupers butter ; that may bo so. but
there may not be one thero who comes under
that description In his estimation. As to tho
mends ot one or tlio visitors from the West,
getting a dinner at tho Poor House, this is a
incan insinuation, when compared with tho
host of friends from the WeBtern end of this
county who so frequently enjoy tho hospitality
ot the Poor J louse at the expense ol tlio county.
Tho person alluded to was a lady from the
west, ami an acquaintance or the steward's
wife, who mnde a friendly call on the tcw
nrdess, not thinking that her visit would crcato
such a profound sensation as is expressed by
tlio dignified occupant ol tho Poor House. Wo
were often strictly watched and followed by
the steward to prevent us from obtaining Infor
mation, nnd even a little girl was, on one neca
siou employed In that service. Wo will not
follow tho steward in his wciik nnd ungener
oils communication any further, but will hero
state tliat every part of our report, so strictly
denied, is suBeeptlblc of proof, and can bo ful
ly established. AVo aro fully of tho opinion
that the steward had no right to meddle In tho
report of visitors. If any tiling was wrong,
the directors would be tho proper persons to at
tend to It, so that tho steward's attempted do-
lenco is a mere Bunterlugc, unci the less sain by
him the better. We do not Intend to continue
the controversy any further, nor will we notice
any thing inoro from that functionary. If lie
is wronged, he lias a legal remedy ; let mm pur
BUC It. I.OI'IS El.I.I'.HMAN,
Bamitei, S potts,
It Henhv CoOl'Ell.
Ciihonio Infi.amation or thk Middle Eah
firccEssn'u.v- Tkkatkd hy 1). II. Bwkenky,
M. I)., or New Bi.oomfiei.ii, Pa. Tho Rev.
J. W. Bowen, of the Freevillo Baptist Church,
now of Bcottsvlllo, Wyoming county, Pa., had
been suffering with chronic Inllnniullon of the
middle car for five years. In tho treatment of
his case, we used the eustachian catheter. By
Its aid we were enabled to net directly on tho
Inner surface of the eustachian tube, breaking
up udheskon between tho walls of tlio cavity,
making mechanical pressure upon tho inem
brana tympnni, counteracting rigidity j wo ap
plied nirdlclno directly to tho mucous mem
branes to remove accumulation obstructing tho
passages, and to allay Irritation. Wo had no
fears Introducing medicines over the nasal and
phariiiglal passages to tlio Immediate seat of
tho disease ) we could conceive of no Injury
that could follow tills moda of treatment , we
arc aware that It is different from the usual
mode. At all events, tills, with constitutional
treatment hud tlio desired effect. AVo refer to
the lieverend gentleman for tho truth of tho
Btuteinent. lt
Tub Monthly Novelette fob Jcne.
The Juno number of tho Monthly Novelette Is
issued, and embraces such a 'rare list of con
tents that we do not wonder at its growing pop
ularity. M. Quod,of tho Detroit Prcss,contrlb
utes one of his excellent guerrilla stories, tho
experience of a Michigan cavalry soldier In tlio
Into war, then thero Is a tea story, half a dozen
adventures suit love stories, poetry, engravings,
etc., etc., which all go to mako up a first class
magazine Tho July number of tho Monthly
Novelette will be allured In form, and Increas
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itg it ono of llic most desirable publications in
tlio country. Tho price will remain tho tame,
f2 ,00 per year, or MO cents per number. Ad
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Boston.
A Musical Monthly. Sheet music must
be dull selling property now. What makes us
think so Is that Peter's Musical Monthly fur
nishes to much excellent music for three dol
lars a year, tliat there is no longer any uso of
buying expensive sheet music. Tho Juno num
ber contain the usual choice selections. Terms
93.00 a yea b or 80 cents per single uumber.
Peters ii Co! 5P9 Broadway, N. V.
X W Its no uso, the poisonous hair prepara
tions have hud their day und done their mis
chief. Now mines aloug NATUUE'S HAIlt,
HE8TOKATIVE, a pefectly clear, artlelo,
which restores gray lialr and keeps tho lmlr in
a healthy condition. Bee advertisement.
Clivrch Xotlcen.
In tho Lutheran church preaching every
night during this week, commencing on
Tuesday night, Services preparatory to
communion Saturday morning at 104
o'clock. Communion next Sabbath at 10$
o'clock A. M.
No preaching in tho Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning. Preaching In tlio
evening at 8 o'clock as tho pastor will bo
absont at Landisburg in tho morning.
County Trice Current.
ItLOOMPiEi.n, May 2ft, 1871.
Flax-Reed fl 00
Potatoes 7oaH5 cents.
Butter 1 pound, 15 "
Eggs 1 dozen 12 "
Dried Apples ft pound Halo "
Dried Peaches 13 1,", ets. TP&i.
Pealed Peaches, 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 00 cts. "
' Pitted 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries 8 10 cts. "
Onions V bushel, 75 "
X KWJ'OliT M AltKKTri.
ICorrecftit Weekly by h'ouyh, Sniiiler t
NuwroilT, May 20, ldil.
Flour. Extra Jti Ul)
lied Wheat 115 IK
ltye R5
Corn, fi 5 ffl 8.1 '
Oats Kl 32 pounds 5.1
Clovor Seed 5 HO 5 on
Timothy Seed 3 00
Flax (Seed 1 75
Potatoes 1 15 J 1 1
Ground Allium Salt 2 00
I.lmehurner's Coal, 2 40
Stovo Coal 5 6 00
Pea Coal 3 40
Smith Coal ' cts. f) bxs.
Cross Tlcs,SJ.iJ feet long 45 fp 45 cents
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Jitnney it Andrew,
No. 123 Maukkt Stiiket.
Pini.AnELPlilA, May 27, 1871.
While Wheat, .... 1 45 fS 1 Ki
Bed Wheat 1 41 1 OT
ltye HOfSllO
Corn, 77(3)78
Oats S(flS7
Clover Seed VAW peril).
Timothy Seed 3 no 5 00
Flax Seed 2 10 0 2 10
Country Lard 10 0 11
Eggs 8 1!)
Butter, dull sale ., 10 22
Washed Wool, ulcents per lb.
IVTAnniAGES.
S-mitii Hiirrit On the 28th Inst., at tho Luther
an Parsonage Iu tills place, by Itev. S. A. Hedge.
Mr. it. F. Smith to Miss Maggie A. Super, both of
Oliver township.
VOOMP Siiatto On the 15th Inst., by ltev. W. .1.
Ileanier, Mr. Daniel Conip to Miss Maria Sluitlo,
both of Carroll twp., this county.
lloKKMiiiu Dia-iiiAiiuii In Pleasant Vnllev,
Bedford county, l'u., on the lHth Inst., by the ltev.
II. Hcckcruiun, assisted by the ltev. E. D. Shoe
maker, Mr. Kniaiiuel llotlmcir, of llrsina, Somer
set county. Pa., and youngest son of Itev. U. F.
Iloilineir.uf Liverpool, Perry eo., Pa., to Miss Lucy
Dellbaiigh, of the former place.
SX1ATZZB.
Ci.oi'SKii lii this borough, on the 2lth of May,
171, Miss Margaret denser, daughter of Air.
Adam 11. Clouser, aged 18 years and 2ti days.
New A drerlisenien ts.
NOTICE. Tho undersigned caution all per
sons against trespassing upon their lands for
(In' purpose of hunting or llshing, and all persons
violating tills notice will be dealt with according
to law. CEOItliK KICK.
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WHAT IS IT?
It Is a Sure and Perfect Itemedy for all Diseases ot
THE I.IVElt AND SPLEEN, ENLAItOK
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Sole agent for tlio Hulled States.
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