Stljc imcs, Nuu Bloomfteft, Jjta.
Tuesday, February 0, 1872.
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Registry of Sales.
We call nttentlnn to the following iiilcs, bills
for which have been printed at this office.
February 10th Oeorgu 8nydcr at bin shop
In this borough, will Bell a vuluublo Engine
and boiler, circular saw, lathe, and other tools.
Also a lot of plows and numerous other things.
February 37th Samuel Noll, at Green Park,
will sell one pair of Amies, Young Cuttle aud
Cows, several Wagons, Threshing Machine,
Klrhy Reaper and Mower, and mauy other
articles not mentioned.
March 5th Mrs. N. K. Shaver, at her resi
dence In Madison township, will sell Work
Horses. Colts and other Btock, also a great va
riety of farming implements and household
furniture.
Concert A Vocal and liiHtrunicnt.il con
cert will be hold in the Lutheran church, in
PfoutE's Valley on the public road londing
from Millerstown to Liverpool on Saturday
evening February 17, 1872, by the Pfonlz'B
Valley singing association under direction
of D. B. Mover. The friends of music aic
invited. Admission 25 cents.
Horse Thief. A man giving his name as
Edward Hansom was arrested at Harris
burg on Wednesday last on suspicion if
stealing a borne Tlio animal was brought
from some point west of Harrisburg and
was sold for very much less than the value,
which caused suspicion to arso. Ho was
hold by tlio Mayor until tlio matter could
bo investigated.
Snow. At an early hour on Saturday
morning it began to snow quite fast and
kept it up most of the time during tlio day,
until 8 to 10 inches had fallen. This is tlio
first snow of the season which, has boon suf
ficient for sleighing. Altogether there has
fallen during this winter 1)1 inches of snow,
and previous to this tlio most at any time
was about four inches; the rest has fell in
quantities of from half an inch to two inches
at a time.
" Kail Koad Mcctlnir. A meeting of
those interested in getting a rail road built
from Duncannon to liloomflold, will be
held at the School house in Duncannon on
next Saturday, at 1 o'clock, P. M. We
trust there will bo a full attendance, and
that t he interest which is again awakened
on this important subject will not be allow
ed to subside until the road becomes a re
ality. It is the one thing needed to dovcl-
ope the recourses of this Counly,and with a
rail road in operation up this valley, the
wealth oftho county would bo doublcdd
In ten years.
VJ'Ires. The store and dwelling of G. T,
Shearer, near Sliermansdalo was destroyed
bv flro on Sunday evening a week. The fi;o
was discovered between 0 and I) o'clock aud
as all the family wcro absent, one of the
neighbors, Mrs. Smith, who llrst noticed
the flit?, broko in the duor with a stick or
cord-woodland began to carry out the
goods, and with other help which soon ar
rivod succeeded in saving a part of the
stock. It is not known how the tire origi
nated but is supposed to bo the work of an
incendiary.
The wagonmaker shop of Joseph Dukes,
ut Sliermansdalo was also destroyed with
all its contents by fire on Monday afternoon
In this caso a defective stovo pipo is said to
have caused the (Ire.
The Difference. If a man wishes to pur
:htise a lot in this vicinity, on which to
make an improvement, ho will probably be
charged two or three times its value. In
the west they do things differently as will
be seen by the following :
The citizens of Centralia, 111., give f (JO,
' 000 in cash, and all the land they ask for,
to Sherwood Brothers, of Lynn, Mass., to
establish in the former place a shoe manu
factory that will employ 400 hands.
Killed by the Cars. Tho Leading Timei
of the 80th ult., suys: "A young man, i
stranger, was found about 2 o'clock, yester
hty morning, at the outer depot, with both
legs cut off. He was taken into the oil
.house, where he died about 0 o'clock. Ho
-was last seen about midnight, when he was
wandering about the depot, and was said
to have been considerably under the inllu
ence of liquor. He gave his name as Win
Smith, said that he was from Oswego, Co.
New Yoik, and that he was employed as a
fireman on the Pennsylvania railroad. His
ace was about 23 years. Tho body was
taken in charge of by Mr. Charles Hen.
nlnger, undertaker, 710 Penn street, and
will be kept until tomorrow, and if not
claimed then, a decent burial will be given
it." ' t
Winter shirts and drawers, Home knit,
wool socks and other winter goods are now
r FEBRUARY." j
Su. Mo.! Til. Wo. Th. Fr. I Sa. I
... ... ..; ... i 23
4 5 0 7 8 0 10
11 12 13 14 115 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 V,3 24
26 20 27 28 29
for sale at bargains by F. MORTIMER
Too Much Haste On Monday of last
week a gentleman named Wathcn, died at
Dunklo's hotel In Newport. Some persons
supposed that the deceased had no relations
living, and one of these wishing to admin
ister on tho estate (as Mr. W., had left
some property) determined to take time by
the forelock, and applied for lotters of nd-
iln 1st ration, the murning after the death,
and whilo the body was still unburied. The
pplication being made in proper form,
letters wero granted the applicant, who it
is said had also sent word to the authorities
at Harrisburg, as tho informer in such a
aso is entitled to a percentage of tho prop
erty reverting to tho State. Other persons
however knew a son of tho deceased was
csiding in MiiTlin Co., and had sent him
word of tho death'of his father. In due
course of time the son arrived, and steps
wero at onco taken by his counsel, C. A.
Harnett, Esq., to have the former letters
of administration revoked and new letters
issued to tlio son. '
This was done on Friday last, and with
tho revoked lotters vanished all hopes of
profit from administering on an escheated
estate.
List of Patents
issued from the United States Patent Oflico,
to Pennsylvania Inventors for tho week
ending Jan. 30, 1872, and each bearing that
ito. Kcpertcd for tho Times by COX &
COX, Solicitors of Patents, Washington,
C.
Machine for Cutting of Holts, II. M. Pow
ers, Lancaster.
Car Hraho, J. Temple, Bcllcfonto.
Car Coupling, Same.
Machine for Stuffing Horso Collars, L. P.
Woods, Idiana.
Hoiler Fluo Scraper, J. II. Dann, Ilouse-
villc.
Falling Apparatus, (). M. Fuller, Cutasau-
qua.
Shutter Fastener, P. Kecfer and E. M.
Itca.or, Heading.
Ficight Elevator, W. F. Morrow, Shippcns-
burg.
Manufacture of Iron and Steel, C. M. Ncs,
York.
Tolegraphic Insulator and Bracket, J.
Hobertson, Caibondale.
Platen Guago, II. Byxby, Williamsport.
Propcllor, G. L. McCay, Linwood Station.
Pitman for Harvesters, J. M. Mourcr, Mill-
heim.
Paint and Varnish Brush, A Haudol, Pitts
burg.
Reittue.
Manufacture of Cast-Steel in Crucibles, C.
M. Nes, York.
Itathcr Hough. Tho Juiiialia Co., Inde
pendent says : " A few weeks ago a young
woman who had been living in Altoona,
relumed to her home in Turbctt township,
his county, a few miles west of Perrysville.
With her she brought a box of clothing,
which afterward proved to bo infected
wUh the small-pox. Her young brother,
from opening the box, contracted tho con
tagion in its most severe form. The family,
to their shame bo it said, gave him very
little attention, and, in consequence, he
lived only ft few days. Tho father of this
family refused to go near the house at all.
The boy when he died was put into a rough
box, and carried into an adjoining field mid
left there without being buried until a day
or two afterwards. We consider tho action
of the family disgraceful to our humanity,
and cowardly in the oxtremo. Weak and
slender, indeed, must ho the ties that bind
us in tho sacred relations of father, mother,
sister and friend, when we can allow one
who is bound to us by these enduaring ties
to die from neglect. Shame on our hu
manity, we say, if this instance of infidelity
and cowardly conduct is to bo taken as an
evidence of what we nil are. Wo don't
bcliove in running unnecessary risks. Wo
should shun danger but not shrink from
duty.
Boiler Explosion. Early on Saturday
morning the 27th ult., one of tho boilers ut
the St. Charles furnace, Columbia, which
is situated near tho railroad, and is owned
and managed by Messrs. C. B. Grubb &
Bon. oxnloded with otorriblo report. Tho
top or roof of tho cngino houso was destroy
cd, and other damage was done to the
building. No olio was Injured by the ex
plosion, but tho engineer, who had just
left the engine and was ascending to the
socond story, made a very narrow escape.
A Lad named Charles Crawford fell
through the bridge at Mifflin, on tho Ico
some twenty-six feet, aud escaped without
any serious results, a few days since.
Workmen were rcpariHg tlio bridge, und
had planks removed which the boy did not
notice, as he was rapidly running ut the
time
Dry, Tho Shippensburg JV'r tuyn :
Many of the wells in this locality have gone
dry. The want of water is being more
seriously felt every day. We have not had
a rain of any significance this winter, and
constantly freezing weather has placed
many of the farmers at great inconvenience
in watering their cattle.
Opened the Wrong Letter. James Tay
lor, post master, of Kersy, Pa., was oou
vloted for opening a lettei and sentenced
to pay a fine of 1100 and cost, by tho U. 8.
Court of Erie. .
AN ACT to provido against tho evils re
sulting from tho sale of intoxicating li
quors lias been Introduced into tho House
of Representatives at Harrisburg :
The first Section provides that no person
shall bo granted a license to sell or give
away intoxicating liquors, without iirst
giving abend to tho municipality or author
ity authorized by law to grant licenses,
which bond shall bo In tho name of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and bo in
the penal sum of thrco thousand dollars,
with at least two good and suflicient secu
rities who shall be freeholders conditioned
that they will pay all damages to any per
son or persons which may be inllicted upon
them cither in person or property or by
means of support by reason of so obtaining
a licenso or selling, or giving away intox
icnling liquors, and such bond may bo sued
and recovered upon for tho use of any per
son or persons or t heir legal representatives
who may bo in jured by reason of the selling
intoxicating liquors by tho person or his
agent so obtaining a license.
The other sections of tho act provido
penalties and punishments for its violation,
and the 5th section gives every husband,
wifo, child, parent, guardian, employer, or
other person, who shall be injured in per
son or property, or means of support, by
any intoxicated person, or in consquenco
of tho Intoxication habitual or otherwise,
of any person, a right of action in his or
her own name severally or jointly against
any person or persons who shall by selling,
or giving intoxicating liquors, have caused
the intoxication in whole or in part of such
person or persons, and any person or per
sons owning, renting, leasing, or permitting
tho occupation of any building or premis
es, and having knowledge that intoxicating
liquors are to be sold therein.
Tho Act is very stringent, and we think
it doubtful whether it can be passed at this
Session. If any such Act is passed, it will
undoubtedly bo considerably amended.
Church Xoticett.
In tho Lutheran church, preaching next
Sunday, at 10J o'clock a. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Presbyterian Service. Preaching in tho
courthouse at 11 o'clock, on next Sunday
morning. Subject "Tlio Lost Coin,
mill in the evening, preaching in tlio Uluircn
Basement at p. in.
R?" Wo noticed in one of our exchanges
this week tho statement of Dr. John
Hodukins, of South Jell'erson, Me., whoso
son was cured of incipient consumption by
tho use of Johnson s Liniment. Wo refer
to this nt this time as tending to corrobor
ate tho statement wo made last week in
relation to this liniment as applied to con
sumption. t7 If Congress had employed as much
sciontillo skill in tho arraugemotit of its
"Reconstruction Policy" at the close, as
the War Department did in the beginning
of the war, in arranging for the manufac
ture of what was called Hlicriuan s Caval
ry Condition Powders for tho uso of the
Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union would
have been restored long ago.
t3f" That lame horse wo sco driven
through our streets so often can bo roadily
cured for fifty cents, it seems a sliamo the
ownerdoes not purchase and uso Pain Curo
Oil. 1 or man or beast it lias no equal.
OLD PUEJUDICE8 AIIE DYING OUT.
New facts uro killing them. Tho Idea that in
valids weakened by disease can be relieved by
prostrating them with drugs, Is no longer en
tcrlulued except by monomaniacs. Ever sinco
tho Introduction of Dit. Wai.kkb's Vinkoa.ii
Bittkks It has been obvious that their regula
ting and Invigorating properties are all-sulll-cient
for the cure of chronic indigestion, rheu
matism, constipation, diarrluva, urrrous affec
tions, and malarious fevers, they are now the
ttiindurd remedy Tor these complaints in every
section of the Union. 0 d 4t
Vendue Crier.
I will attend to crying sales anywhero in
tho county when employed. My experience
in tho business of crying sales of I teal Ks
tato und personal property for over twenty
years I feel certain I can glvo satisfaction
to nil that employ mo.
N. 11. Those wishing me to cry their
sale had belter call and see mo before ad
vei Using I will havo a list of sales.
O.3.U. THOMAS SUTCH.
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 18TJ. Containing
Seventy-Two Pafccs snd Two Beautiful Col
oitp.1) Plates nicely Illustrated, giving pluln
directions for the cultivation of nearly u Thou
sand Varieties of Flowers aud Vegetables.
Full bound with your name In gilt, post-paid,
In November, fiO cents. Paper cover and one
colored plate, 5 cents.
NT Catalogue of hardy Bulbs and Seed for
full-pluntiuir, now ready and sent free to all
applicants. Address,
M. G. REYNOLDS,
39 Rochester, N. T.
l.OVK AND MATKIMUNY.
TADIF.S AND GENTLEMEN, If you wish
j to murry, address the undersigned, who
will send you valuable Information, that will
enable you to marry happily and speedily, Ir
respective of uge, wealth or beauty. This In
formation will cost you nothing, and If you
wish to marry, I will cheerfully assist you.
The desired Information sent by return mall.
Address, Bahah It. I.ambkht, Grcrapoint,
Kiugs County, N. Y. 5 15.a
Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree and
Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit und
Herb Seeds,
VltKFAll) BY MAIL.
A complete and judicious assortment, 23
sorts of either class, $1.00. The six class
es, (1.10 packets) for (.5.00. Also, an im
mense stock of one year grafted Fruit
Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young
Fruit,Ornamental and Evergreen Seedlings,
Bulbs, Hoses, Vines, House and Border
Plants, &o., Ac, tho most completo assort
ment in America. Piepaid by mull. Priced
Catalogues to any address, also trade lists,
gratis. Seeds on Commission, Agents
Wanted.
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1043. 5 lat
County Trice Current.
Bloomfikld, February 6, 1872.
Flax-Heed II 60
Potatoes 40
Butter V pound 20 "
Eggs V dozen 20 "
Dried Apples V pound 6 ft 6 "
Dried Peache 10 0 10 cts. V ft.
Pealed 1'eachc 12 tp IS cts. "
Chorrlc 0 60 cts. "
" Pitted 15 18 cts. "
lllackberrlcs 6 8 cts. "
Onions V bushel 75 "
NEWPORT MAIIKKTS.
lltorrected Weekly by Kaugl, Snyder i Co.)
DEALERS IN
i It, AITS lltOTTCI0.
NHwrouT, February 5, 1'2.
Flour, Extra 90 00
" Super. 6 00
White Wheat V Ira 1 40 '
Ked Wheat 1 .v 0 1 SS
Kye 7.1
Corn B0J.ri0
Oats V 32 pound!) 42
Barley TS
Clover Seed t 25
Timothy Heed 2 IM
Flax 8eed 1 60
Potatoes 35 O
Ground Altimn Halt, 1 90
I.lmeburner's Coal 2 40
Stove Coal 4 50 Q 5 60
Pea Coal, S 00
Smith Coal 25 cts. fl bus.
Cross Tles,8H teet long 45 Q 45 cents
Pork $6.00 per lOOIbs.
FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
Ut all kinds always on hand end for sale at tha
Lowest Market Hates.
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by .funnr.y A Andrewt,
No. 123 Maiikkt Htuket.
Philadelphia, February 3, 1872.
Whlto Wheat 1 9101 75
Wheat 1550156
ltye 00650
Corn 61661!
Oats M:
Clover Heed 10 lumper lb.
Timothy Seed 3 W 2 25
Flax Heed 1 80 I 80
Country Lard... 8 'J
F.ggs 20 B27
Butter, dull salo 12 (25
Washed Wool, 7ft cents per In,
Dressed Hogs, 5 6 els per lb.
CAM.lSbK l'KODUCE MAUKKT.
Corrected Weekly by It. C. VVoouwAito.l
Carlisle, February 3, 172.
Family Flour J7.00
Superfine Flour 5.00
Superfine ltye Flour 4.50
Whlto Wheat 1.45
Med Wheat 1.40'
ltye 75
Corn 6
Oats 43
Cloversecd, (.25
Timothyseed (.00
Flaxseed 1.60
MivxiniAGHia.
Blank Hctoiiinson On the 21st of Decem-
ocr, ion, n v ucv. jonn luigur, nr. vuieuime
Blank, to Miss Anna U. D. Ilutcbinsou, all of
JNewmoomHeld. Pa.
Pottkk Kouoii On the 2d Inst., by tho
Rev. W. Scibcrt, at bis residence, Mr. Fer
nando C. Potter to Miss Mary E. Kough, both
or Juniata township, this ceuntv.
Mu.l.EU Knai ii On the 88th ult., In Dun-
runiion, bv ltev. Hod rock, Mr. Jeremiah Mil
lcr to Miss Anna Jane Knutib, both of Kye
township, ferry county. Pa.
Iliitscn LowknstiNE On the StHtof Janu
ary, nt the residence of tho bride's sister, by
the I.ev. Mr. Kiihn, Mr. Henry Ihrsti ol Dun
cannon, to Miss Emily Lowenstine, of Fhilu
delphia.
JDiELiTVTIXIBl.
Watiian At Dunklc's Hotel, In Newport,
on the 2Uth ult., Mr. Ueiijamlu Wuttian, aged
is years.
Giiieii In Csntro township, on tho evening
i f the 4th lust., Elizabeth, Infant daughter of
MaL'L'lo L. und James II. Gricr, Esq., of Potts-
vllle, V.
How hard to loose an only child.
'Tis enough to set the pnrents wild.
Claiik At her residence in Juniata town-
shin, on the 31st ult.. Miss Catharine Clark,
aged sixty-eight years, threo months und nJuo
duys.
A UCTIONKKKING.-G. Z. FINK will nt
-tv. teim to crying sales at an tunes. Having Had
considerable experience, lie flatters himself that
lie can give satisfaction to all. Call at the Union
Umilier Alius, In ltye two., or aildvcHH,
11. Z. FINK.
6 5 lypd Duncannon, Pa.
i. M. UIIIVIN.
i, n. UIHV1N
J.
N fc HON,
No. 8, HPKAIt'H WHAM'.
It a 1 t 1 ill o r , M I .
tA.We will nay strict attention to th sale nf all
kinds or country produce, and remit the amounts
promptly. 6.14 ly
CARLISLE CA1UUAOE FACTORY
A. IS. SllEKK
has a lari;e lot nf second-hand work on
hand, wlileli he will sell cheai iu order
v -
w iiiukb room lor new wors,
FOIt THE SPRING THADE.
He has. also, the best lot ot
NEW WORK ON HAND.
You can always see different styles. The material
Is unt In question any more, for It Is the best used.
If you want satisfaction in stvle, (nuillty and
lii lee, eo to this sluip Is-lore niirclutslus elsewhere,
fliers Is no thin that has a Viler Trade, or sells
inuie III uumuerluud and Perry counties.
REPAIRING AND PAINTINO
promptly attended to.
and Pitt htreels,
Sd
Factory Corner of South
l.'AltLlHI.K, I'A.
to cjojnhuiitivi:h.
The advertiser, having been permanently cured
ol that dread disease, cousuiaptlou, by a slmpls
remedy, Is anxious to muke known to his fellow
sulfnreri the means of cura. To all who desire It,
he will send aooy of the prescription used ((res
ot charre.) with the directions for iirenai tng snd
usIiik th same, which they will find a sure eurs
for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, olo. Parties
wIslilnR th prescription will please address
(1 y Iter. KOWAltll A. WILHON.
SU South Third St., Williamsburg, N. T.
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