5fljc tmc0, New Blaomfielb, ffla.
Tuesday, July 2iS, 1871.
TjOCAIj I 1SVA It T M li X T.
OUR TERMS
Are One Dollar a Year in, Advance
Tho Latest Improved Fruit Jars Glass
or Tin, from Ton to Fifteen cents, for sale
by Jan. 15. Clark, New Bloomftclil, Pa.
Kcnl I'stalc for Sale. So call nttentioii
tho ndvertiscment of a valuablo mill prop
erty at Diincannoii, for sale or rent. Also,
to the advertisement of a house and lot at
Roscburg, which is for Kale at a bargain.
Receipts Persons remitting for sub
scriptions often ask for receipts. This is
not neccessary, ns tlio alteration of tho fig
ures on tho direction ticket is evidence that
tho money has been received, and placed to
the credit of tho subscriber.
Child Stolen. In another column will bo
found two letters from a correspondent re
garding tho child that is missing from Al
len's Cove. From what we can learn, it is
possible tho child has been stolon. The
letters on tho subject will givo quito full
particulars. The lirst letter was intended
for last week's issue, but was received too
lato.
Accident. On Wednesday evening an
elderly lady, named Mrs. Barton, met with
an accident which resulted fatally a short
time after. Whilo in tho act of getting
into an omnibus at Newton Hamilton, on
the lino of tho Pennsylvania railroad, tho
horses becamo frightened, and sho was
thrown down and run over. Her injuries
wcro of such a serious nature that death
ensued the following night.
Sheriff's Hales. The following is a list of
property sold at Sheri ff'g sale in this borough
on Friday last.
A tract of land belonging to Michael and
George Foltz in Centre twp., containing
170 acres, sold to F. B. Clouser, Esq., for
$740.
A tract of land belonging to J. Bidding
in Liverpool twp., containing 15 acres sold
to W. A. Sponsler, Esq., for f 580.
A tract of mountain land in aamo twp.,
saino owner, containing SOJacres, sold to
P. P. Guntel for $101.
A tract of land adjoining Bloomficld
borough belonging to Henry G. Milaus,
Esq., containing about 10 acres, sold to
Wm. Gricr, for $388.-
A tract of land in Liverpool twp., con
taining 00 acres, owned by Wm. Long, sold
to Win. A. Sponslor, Esq., for $1000.
A tract of land in samo twp., owned by
tho same person and containing 30 acres,
sold to same purchaser for $300.
Camp MfittlllRS. The following camp
meetings to take place In this and sur
ittunding counties, are announced :
Church of God on the ground of Mr.
John Btambaugh, near Green Park, Perry
county, commencing August 17th, contin
uing one week.
The Evangelical Church, for Perry charge,
will hold a camp meeting on the land of
John Dum, one mile north-east of Elliotts
burg, and about five miloe north-west of
Bloomfleld, to commence ou Thursday, the
lid of August, and will be protracted for one
week.
Carlisle District Camp Meeting at Red
Barn, between Carlisle and Shippensburg,
commencing August 2d.
A camp meeting of the Church of God
will be held on August 24th, on the ground
of last year. It will be attended by the
congregations of Shippensburg, Orrstown,
Ncwburg, Green Spring, Newvillo, and
other towns.
Accident Canoed by a Threshing Ms
chine. We learn from the Mercersburg
Journal, that a little daughter of Mr. S.
G. Rankin, residing in the "Corner," in
attempting to step over the shaft of a
Threshing Machine whilst in motion, was
caught by her clothing. At the time of
the accident sho had another child, not
quite a year old, in her arms. Both were
completely stripped of their clothing before
they were extricated from their perilous po
sition. The oldest child escaped with com
parative slight injuries, but the youngest,
we understand, is yet in a precarious condi
tion, bnt littlo hopes of its recovery being
entertained.
Humeri Bheumatlo Belief is a linament
which is remarkable for its healing proper
ties and is good for man or beast. Having
onoe tried It, no family or horseman will be
without a bottle on hand. For sale by F.
Mortimer & Co., and various stores through
out the county.
You inlL'ht eo to Farli and not And a
Cuatom Department bttter than Wanamuker
S Brown's it now.
The following recent official rulings of
the Post-Oflioo Department, will be of in
torest to many of our readers: (
A Pott-master or an Assistant, has no right
to open letters addressed to any other person,
and If lie docs, lie it liabU to the trtrtmt penal
ties of the law.
A memorandum In writing' on tho margin of
a newspaper subjects it to letter pontage.
C loth and cakes of soap not being enumer
ated as mailable arc subject to letter postage If
sont by mall.
When publishers enclose a hand-bill with
their newspapers in violation of tlio law the
duty of the postmaster is plain. 'Ho should
rate-up Biieh packages with letter postago ac
cording to the weight of tlio same, and If not
paid by the party addressed, it should bo re
turned to the mailing office to prosecute tho
sender In tho penalty of ?51n each case.
Potatoes, apples, peaches, and other fruit
aro not mallablo matter, and should bo exclu
ded from the mulls.
There Is no law authorizing tho forwarding
newspapers from ouo offlco to another, unless
they aro prepaid nt tho mailing ofllee, at tho
rate of two cents for each 4 oz. or fraction
thereof.
Wlntcr-grcen leaves, sage leaves, and herb9
for-medicinal purposes, aro subject to letter
rates of postage.
Under no circumstances, should letters bear
ing tho endorsement of the Pension OlBeo or
Its agents, and addressed to pensioners, be de
livered to an attorney, claim agent, or broker,
It Is not lawful to deposit in a pos t-ofllcc, to
be sent by mall, any letters or circulars con
cerning lotteries, so-cullcd gift concerts, or oth
er similar enterprises offering prizes of any
kind, on any pretext whatever. Such matter
should bo Immediately forwarded to tho Dead
Letter Office j and at tho samo tlmo, but sepa
rate from the package, a letter should bo sent
to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, ad
vising him of their transmission.
When publishers send their papers to per
sons who do not tako them out of the olllec,
glvo the notice required by sec. 2(12, Postal Reg
ulations, and dispose of the papers as required
by sec. 201. If the parties addressed allege
that they are not subscribers request the post
master at the mailing offlec that the publisher
tako the oath prescribed by section 210.
If a postmaster chooses to erect boxes in his
ofllee at his own expense tho rents returned
will be taken Into account In readjusting his
salary.
Pension papers are to be dollvered to the per
son addressed, or to a member of his or her
family, or to a legal guardian of the pensioner,
and to no other parties.
For Tho Bloomficld Times.
A Little Girl Missing,
v Mabvsville, Pa., July 17, 1871.
Mr. Editor On Friday the 14th inst.,
a daughter of Mrs. Kronch, living in Al
len's Cove, aged ten years, was missing, and
although the neighbors from far and near
have been unrelaxing in their searching for
tho child, no tidings have as yet been found,
rip to this writing 12J o'clock, p. m., ou
Monday. It is supposed that two hundred
people have been on the mountain on Sun
day. 1 he mother lives quite on the moun
tain, but the child was familiar with every
road, path, etc.f and to have gono astray
would bo almost out of tho question. The
child is a muto, but very sensitivo in other
respects ; weighs over ono hundred pounds.
Somo persons are of the opinion that the
child has been kidnapped or foully dealt
with; but this is only supposition. Tho
mountain has been so thoroughly searched
that it is impossible for her to be on the
mountain. Yours, fcc,
XXX
Marwillk, Pa., July 22, 1871.
In addition to what I have already writ
ten in regard to the lost child, there is ono
item which I did not mention, and which is
now almost conclusive as to her futo. This
idea forced itself upon the mind of your
correspondent irom tne nrst, nut a great
many laughed at it, so that no mention
was made of it
On Thursday evening previous I Julv 71
to the date of the missing child, two men
carao to tne House or Uiiristlan Derrick,
living a short distance from Mrs. Kronch's
house, and dressed as soldiers. These men
took supper with Mr. D, after which they
took to the fields and kept in between the
Railroad and the mountain, passing near
the residence of the child's mother. On
Friday, sometime in the afternoon, these
same men were still in the neighborhood
and were seen by several parties, only about
one mile from Mrs. K's house.
On Tuesday, (July 11th) report had it.
that two men crossed the N. C. R. R.
Bridge during the night, with a little girl
of the description of the one lout. Some
men followed as far as Pino Grove, where
they were informed that the men passed
with the girl. From the latter place, other
men have gone in pursuit, but with what
success, we have not yet heard. One thing
is certain, that the interest in the matter is
not as great as it should be, from the fact
that the woman is poor and unable to offer
a reward for the recovery of the child.
XX X
Church Notice,
Of the Presbyterian church, during the
Summer, there will be only morning ser
vice in the Court Houte, and at 10 J o clock
instead of 11. Sunday school at a quarter
of 9 o'clock, in the church basement.
In the Lutheran church, preaching next
Sunday, at 10J o'clock a. in. Prayer meet
ing weanesoay evening.
Every family should have a bottle of
Fiti.kb s Carminative" in the house.
For sick, fretful, and teething children,
there is nothing equal to it. For salo by F.
Mortimer & Co.
I.OVK AND MATUIMOKY.
ADIES AMD GENTLEMEN, if you
rUb
i to marry, address the undersigned, who
wlu send yon valnable information, thai will
enable yon to marry happily and speedily, Ir
respective oi age, weeuo or Deauiy. This In
formation will cost yon nothing, and if yon
wish to marry, I will cheerfully assist yon.
The dealred Information sent by return mail.
Address, Sarah B. Limbimt, Greenpolut,
jungs iouuiy, n. i . o io.a
Xlfcwport Items. Our correspondent from I
Newport, sends tho following items :
Potatoes are plenty in this borough at 50
cents, whilo apples aro freely' ofTored at
$1.00 per bushel.
A number of boys were arrested here for
disorderly conduct, but after a reprimand
from tho burgess wore discharged.
Quito a raid has been mndo upon the
dogs hero. On Thursday night, nino or
ten wcro poisoned, much to tho gratifica
tion of every body, except tho owners.
Tho carpenters aro now nt work on Dr.
J. E. Singer's bouse, and ho has consent
ed to raise it to a three-story building, so ns
to give a new Odd Fellow's hall. It will
havo a French roof. The slate roof of
Messrs. Bcehtel & Co.'s tannery is now
completed.
Tho warehouse of Wm. Evcrhnrt on
Railroad street, was discovered to bo on
fire, about ten o'clock on Saturday, but tho
fire was extinguished before much damage
was dono. Tho fire was caused by a pas
sing locomotive.
Local Uriel".
Our worthy Register nnd Recorder loft
town on Monday morning dressed up re
markably. Rumor says that not satisfied
with the oflleo of Register, ho is now a
candidato for matrimony. As Tom does
not dony tho allegation wo supposo wo may
expect to sco him return invested with tlio
rights and privileges of a married man.
The Post-Ofllco in this borough hns been
made a " Money order office," to commence
with next month. Nowvillo, Cumberland
county, is also placed in tho samo list.
Xhe bite of a copper head snake will bo
easily cured by applying a slico. of onion
moistcnod with sweet oil and drinking freely
of sweet milk, so says ono who has tried it.
The hail storm of Sunday a week did
considerable damage in portions of this
county and through parts of Juniata and
Mi llliu counties.
Tho Northern Central R. R. bridgo at
Millersburg was discovered to bo on flro a
few days since but was fortunately extin
guished before much damago was done.
On Sunday a week the fine Presbyterian
Church in York was Btruck by lightning,
tearing off a portion of tho roof.
Tho Carlislo Herald says that blackberries
in tho market thcro lust week sold for 2 j cts
per quart, and whortleberries nt 0 cents.
A Philadelphia subscriber writes ns that
ho has corn in his garden with stalks 14
feet high and with ears 8 feet from tho
ground. That beats the country, and will
do first rnto " for high."
On Thursday morning last Mr. David
Bcalor of Marklevillo while on his way to
Newport with somo marketing, had his
wagon upset by his horso getting scared.
Fortunately he was but littlo hurt, but tho
decline in tlio value of his eggs was very
great.
pVVVe learn that a 2 year old colt was kill
ed by lightning on Sunday a week on the
lann or lienry cooper .Esq., in Tyrone twp.
County Trice Current.
Bloom fibld. July 24, 1871.
Flax-Seed 2 00
Potatoes, AO
Butter V pound IS " '
Eggs ft dozen 15 "
Dried Apples f) pound 8 alO "
Dried Peaches, 1515cts.yib.
Pealed Peaches 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 0 0 cts. "
Pitted 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries 10 10 cts. "
Onions H bushel 75 "
NEWPOIIT MARKETS,
I Corrected Weekly by Kmigh. Snyder t fo.l
MwroitT, July 24, 1871.
Flour, Extra 5 50
Red Wheat 100 100
Kye 75
Corn 65 65
Oats ft 32 pounds, 50
Clover Heed 5 00 5 00
Timothy Seed 3 00
Flat Seed 1 75
Potatoes,... 1 25 1 25
Ground Alumn Bait, 2 00
Llmeburner's Coal, , 2 40
Stovo Coal,... 6800
Pea Coal 3 00
Smith Coal 25 cts. V) bus.
Cross Tles,8!4 feet long 45 45 cents
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Janney Andrtwi, .
No. 123 Mahkkt Strut.
Puilauklpuia, July 22. 1871.
Wheat 1 25 1 42
It y e
900100
68&71
(64167
0 lOper lb.
4 2fi4 GO
2 002 00
O10
21 22
Corn,
Oats,
Clover Seed,....
Timothy Seed, ..
Flaxseed
Country Lard,..
KSKt.
Butter, dull sale
10 15
Waited Wool, TOeents per lb.
Obituary noticrt mut TrOmtet of Retpeet vitl be
charfied for at tine rate at ten cent per line.
Death notices nt encoedlnifliv Unet are insert
til without charge.
XXLA.T'XZJB.
Ilici. On the 13th Inst., in Tyrone township,
Purry county. Pa., killed by falling from a wagon,
William K. Rlc, win of llfiiry J. and Ilauuali
" Dearent Willie thou hast left us,
Here thy Ions we deeply fuel,
But 'tis Uod that has bereft us,
He can all our sorrow heat
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
When the day of life la fled.
And In Heaven with Joy to great thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed."
Ksiislmak. In Carroll township, onthel7tli
Inst., Jacob Knhelman, aged 42 years, 2 months,
and 1 days.
Kistlkh Suddenly, on the 23dluet., In Cen
tre township, Emms, Infant child of Wm. and
Betsey Klstler, aged 1 year and a months.
NTI8TJRY.-Ir ,S. H. WHITMKB, ol
formaii
innaiioe of all kinds of Dental operations, bat-
cifN)i,. tk. , uiirrs ills nci victm lor lutf
Office
Store.
vn Mala Street, opposite
MMtiy'i
6 Suit
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Merchant & Grist Mill,
-i ? ALSO,'. ? ' J
MAW-MILL, AND JAJ M BE It-Y A It D
A T PItlVA TIH SALE OR TO RENT.
I WISH TO SELL MY MILLS,
At DIiNCANNON.
1' Kit H V COUNTY, PA.,
Or, If not SOLD, to KENT them.
Possession given at any time on thirty days'
notice. '
The Mills are In tlioroneh repair.
The Merchant Mill makes forty barrels of flour
per day.
Tho lolls of grists aro ono thousand dollars per
year.
The Saw Mill has cut Eight Thousand feet in a
day.
Excellent hni.ie market for Flour and Feed
Kallrnad facilities unsurpassed.
A nrst -class Tannery can be erected. There nro
mm thousand cords of Jtock-Oak hark shipped
from here per year, and two thousand can be had.
I will self my
Dwelling and Lot,
W illi or without the Mills. Also, a number of
LOTS, 50 hy 125 Feet,
on Carver's Hill. -Title Indisputable.
- Write or apply to
(iitirirru jones,
Si 30 If Duncannon, Pa.
Valuable Ileal Estate
At Private Sale.
A HOUSE AND LOT
Situated In the village of Itoselmrg. one and-a-half
miles from lekesburg, l'erry county, l'a.
The house Is Two stories high, also a Cellar and
Cellar Kitchen, with a Well ol water at tho door.
The lot comprises
SIXTEICN ACltlCS
of land in a good state of cultivation, on w hich Is
erected A (iOOI) jam I BAHN, twenty feet in
width, by fifty feet 111 length .
S This proiierty will Im sold low, as the owner
has removed from the neighborhood.
Wl'or terms apply Ui
DAVID M. IIAKKISON,
on Ickesburg,
ltOCEK IIAKKISON,
5 30 tf Duncannon Woolen Factory.
IN BANKIM PTCY
KaMern DMrirt of rcnn!livinla st:
At lltoomflcM, Vie Wth tUoiofJuly, A. I). 1871
The undersigned hereby gives noticeof his ap
polnlmeiit as assignee of Henry Kleekner, of ta
ville Township, lu the county of l'erry. and state
of Peiinsylyaula, within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court of said District,
S. H. UAl.liliAITH, AMlmiec.
July 10th, 1871. 3t.
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?V of ilO per week and expenses, or allow a
large commission, to sell our new and wonderful
Inventions. Address M. WAGNER & CO., Mar
shall, Mich. 29r4w
A MILLION DOLLARS.
Shrewd but quiet men can make a fortune by
revealing the secret of the business to no one.
Address, EDGAR SIMS,
2r4w (188 Broad way. New York.
100,3 OUY.
STRAND CIFT CONCERT and Distil
VJT butlun for the Benefit ot the
Foundling Assylum of
the Sisters of Charity
In the City of New York, and Soldiers' and Sai
lors' Orphans' Home, Washington, D. C, to be
held In Washington, D. C, under and by virtue ot
a penult from Hon. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, on Thursday, July 27, positively.
After the concert, the Commissioners will award
to the successful ticket holders,
100,3 GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO 20O,0OO.
K2,000 Tickets only will be sold at each. Hon.
H. McCulloiigh, ot Klkton, Md., Major Geo. T.
Castle, BLltlinore. Md., Commissioners, lion. J.
8. Negley, M. C, Pittsburg, Pa., Trustee.
References: Major Gen. D. Hunter, U. fl. A.,
Washington, D. C: Hon.Jas. 8. Negley.Plttsburg,
Pa. i First National Bank, llagerstuwn, Md. ; Ap
plemaii & Co., Bankers, Hagerslown; Updegralf &
Sons, Hagerstowni Hon. R. J, Brent, late Attor
ney General. Baltimore; C. F. A bolt. Esq., 2U P.
O. Avenue, Baltimore; John H. Fowler, Esq. i W.
H. Myers, ot W. H. Myers A Bra, Exchange.
Place Baltimore.
Deeds of the real estate certified to by counsel,
In hands of the Trustee.
The ticket s and circular can be had of P. C. Del
vln. General Agent, Stationer and Printer, No. .11'
Nassau street, New York. Ticket sent C. O. D.r
if desired. Send for circular containing descrip
tion of prices. Tickets for sale also by Riley 4k
Sargent, at their News Stands.Philadelphla, Har
risburg, Pittsburg, etc., and on Hue of Peiin. R.
K. and connections. 29 r 4w
J-A.1ES 33. OT-i-A-IEtlS;,
MAMUrACTUBIS AND DB1LM IM
Stores, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
Kew Bloomfleld, Perry co., P.,
KEEPS constantly on hand every article usually
kept In a nrst-class establishment.
All the latest stylet and most Improved
Parlor and Kitchen Ktovc,
TO BURN EITHER COAL OR WOOD I
OT. Spouting and Roofing put op In the most
durable manner and at reasonable pricea. Call
and examine bliilck. tl
NATURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE ta the
result of four years study and experiment. It
Is now perfection itself, and no more to be com
pared with the other preparations now flooding;
the market, than " tanglefoot" whisky U to
pure Bourbon. See advertisement.
Ladles, Attention I ,
Send Taic Cnw and a Stamp for a valuable
secret, which every young lady should know.
CHARLES V. ALLBOT,
H 18t Pittsburgh, Pa.