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NEW BLOOMFIELI), TENN'A.
Tuesday, February 13, 1872.
VIIjI TOir BEAD THIS !
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when the subscription expires, for if not noti
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that he wishes it discontinued. With the largo
number of papers mulled from this ofllce,
mistakes will sometimes occur, nnd a paper bo
continued beyond the time for which payment
is made, and in that case, it will bo sent until
all arrears are paid. The date en the direction
label tells every subscriber when his subscrip
tion runs out.
TnE Death of Senator Evans of the
West Chester district is reported. ' This
death again leaves tlio senate a tie, but as
an organization has been completed, the
effect will be only to retard legislation.
Senator Knight, of the 7th district is also
reported very ill.
Harry Ward, who shot and killed a man
who was dining with him, and was convict
ed of murder in tho second degree, was
refused a new trial, and sentenced to only a
few months imprisonment in tho coniy jail.
If any ono wants to commit murder, Towan
da is the place to go to.
The Evans Investigation.
The legislative investigating committee
lias been taking testimony regarding the
Evans fraud, and havo brought out the fact
that the Governor paid out f .1,000 to W.
F. Forney, who stated that he had been
promiied $10,000, and consequently had
been cheated out of half of his share. The
testimony of Col. J. W. Forney, is a curi
osity," and proves that though lie knows
much, he is disposed to tell little. What
has already been brought out, shows that
Jos. M. McClure, Esq., did the State good
service when he first started this expose.
The end is not yet.
Candidates for Governor.
The different political factions in
the State are busily engaged in bringing
out their favorite candidates for the ofllce
of governor. Each faction claims that
tlteir choice is the most availublo man, and
inmost cases availability is the only roc
omendation tho candidate can claim. To
this however there is one notable exception.
The friends of General llartranft, can claim
for him in addition to availability, qualifi
cations for tub office, which are pos
sessed by no other man who is spoken of
as a probable candidate before the Republi
can convention. If tho Republican party
is to furnish the next governor of the State
we hope and exjiect that the man who will
fill that oflice will be Gknkkai. John F.
Haiituasft.
How Is It?
An exchange says the law of the State,
iu reference to contesting the election of
members of cither branch of the Legisla
ture, requires tho petition to be presented
" within ten day after the organization, of
lte Legislature, next tueceeding the election."
This will leave Alec. McClure out in tho
cold until next winter.
If tho law should be construed in this
manner, in cases of spocial elections for
members for tho House, there would be no
chance for a prcsentatation of a petition
during the time for which the member was
elected. Consequently all that would be
necessary to secure the seat for the session,
would be to get the certificate of the elect
ion. Lynched.
At Richmond, Ky., recently, a party of
twenty-live or thirty masked men went to
the Jail where htoiigh, who murdered bis
wife, was confined, and overpowered the
sheriff, took the koys of the jail, and pro
ceeded to Stongh's coll and marched him
out a short distance, where they hung him
to a tree. 1 The mob then quietly dispersed.
The circumstances attending the murder
are so brutal that the action of thu mob
seems to meet general approval.
t2f The Hint lailroad in this country was
that whluh connected the Quincy (Mass.)
granite quarries with tide-water. It was
built iu 18-0, and its decided success soon
prompted the construction of other roads.
This pioneer thoroughfare has been idle for
some yearn, but it Is now undergoing re
paiis, and will soon be iu operation again
for the conveyance of freight and passen
gers. ; ,
tW A oouipauy are putting up a large
factory in Fairfield, Conn., and will shortly
engage in the building of carriages mode
entirely of India rubber, except in the axles
and tiros. A decided superiority is claimed
lor the material over wood.
jf A train of over a doien camels re
ceutly arrived in Virginia City, Nevada,
from the valley of Carson river, loaded with
hay in bales. i ,
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so
The Legislature.
At tho Monday session, nothing of inter
est to this locality was done in either bouse.
In tho Senate Mr. Crawford on Tuesday
presented petitions for a local option law,
which various othor petitions in favor of
local option or prohibitory laws woro pre
sented. Mr. Crawford also introduced tho
following:
An net supplemental to tho act of March
Hlh, .1871, to authori.o tho commissioners
of Perry county to borrow money for the
election of a new poor houso. An act to
regulate proceedings in relation to the erec
tion and repair of bridges in tho county of
Perry, and repealing all former acts Incon
sistent therewith. And an act to enable the
legal voters of tho borough of Porrysville,
Juniata county, to determine by ballot,
whether houses for the salo of intoxicating
drinks shall bo licensed within tho limits
of the same.
The supplement to tho act providing for
tho selection of jurors was passed after
being amended to provide for suspension of
tho drawing by tho judges of tho courts
and in the presenco of such citizens as may
desire to attend; or tho judges may appoint
two disinterested citizens to Inspect tho
same; provided, that tho act shall not apply
to Philadelphia.
During the Wednesday proceedings a
long discussion was had over an act regula
ting tho salaries of county superintendents.
By the proposed bill tho salary is fixed at
two dollars for each school and ono dollar
for each square mile. No salary shall be
less than $1,000, except wffero there shall
be less than a hundred schools, when it
shall bo f 800. Tho furthor consideration
of the bill was postponed for the present.
A bill was introduced somewhat changing
the law of libel and allowing tho truth of
the matter published to bo given in evi
dence and to operate to tho acquittal of tho
accused.
On Thursday tho petition of Col. McClure
and othor citizens, complaining of fraud in
the election of H. W. Gray was presented
and was reforred to tho committee with in
struction to report on Monday.
On Friday Mr. Weakly introduced a bill
to authorize tho court of Cumberland coun
ty to open tho judgment in tho case of
Paul Shcsppe, convicted of murder in the
first degree, and to grant a now trial.
Eulogies were offered upon Senator Cou
ncil, whose death was appropriately refer
red to when the Senato adjourned until
Monday at 11 o'clock.
IN TUB HOUSE
tho committee on constitutional reform re
ported a bill to provide for the calling of a
convention for amending the Constitution,
and 1,000 copies were ordorod to be printed
for tho uso of the House. Tho amendments
provido for the election on the 14, of May,
tho convention to moot on tho second Tues
day in Juno. The number of members is
fixed at ninety-nine, sixty-six to bo clocted
as State Senators are elected, two for each
Senator, and thirty-three to bo elected at
large, each elector to vote for eighteen, no
person to cast more than ono voto for each
person. One-third of tho members may re
quire any amendment to bo submitted to
the people separately. Pay for tho whole
term, one thousand dollars, with mileage.
On Wednesday Mr. Shuler introduced
the following bills:
A bill repealing an act relating to the
fees of sheriffs, so far as relates to Perry
county.
Also, repealing an act regulating peddling
and auctions, and fixing tho amount of the
license for the same, so fur as relates to
Perry county. ,
Also, rejiealing an act relating to buck-
storing, so far as relates to Perry couuty.
On Thursday the house passed an act to
provide for a trl annual enumeration of the
children of school-age in tho state; also, an
act to increase the school term 'to five
mouths in a year. Further petitions favor
ing local option were presented on Friday,
and after a short session the house adjourn
ed till Monday evening.
From 'Washington.
tW The Houso Naval Committee has
agreed to report a bill authorizing tho Secre
tary of tho Navy to construct ton steam
sloops-of-war. He is authorized to odor for
sale the useless vessels of (he Navy, and to
appropriate the fund therefrom to aid In
the construction of new vessels. Besides
this the bill appropriates three millions of
dollars for the same purpose
CI" Mr. Hour, from tho -Election Com
mittee, made a report in the Pennsylvania
contested election case of Mr. Cessna
against Mr, 15. F. Meyers, Unit Mr. Cessna
is not entitled to the seut, and that Mr.
Meyers, the sitting member is. Tho report
was ordered to he printed.
tjST There is now confined iu tho Meck
lenburg (Va.) county jail a man who beat
to death his little son, aged fourteon years,
with tobacco sticks, and then buried him
with his own hands. Immediately after
wards he took his little daughter, who he
feared would betray him, tied her with
ropes and proceeded toward the river with
her, with the intention of drowning her,
Before he succeeded in perietratiiig the
second murder, he was discovered and ar
rested by a neighbor, who heard the soi earns
of the girl.
Miscellaneous News Items,
t3T At St. Louis on the 8th inst., whilo an
officer was making an arrest, the arrested
party attempted to stab tho officer, when
the lator shot him killing him instantly.
tSTTho houso of Henry M'Lollan, in
Washington twp., Erie county was burned
on tho 8th iiiHt. no himself perished in
tho flames. Ho was sovonty-flve yoars of
ago.
tiff An explosion of firo damp took placo
at llortou's mine, four milos below Pitts
ton, on tho flth inst. Three men woro kill
ed and fifteen buried, who wore alive as far
as cau bo learned.
t3T Tho parents of little Mary Reilly pe
titioned the Now York Legislature for leave
to chango their child's namo because it
wasn't that kind of a baby, a mistake hav
ing occurred at tho christening.
tW R. Jerome, of N. Y.,son of Alderman
Jerome, died last week from an overdose of
opium to quiet his nerves, prostrated by
liquor. His mother become insane and his
father quito ill.
tW At Maysvillo N. Y., on the 7th inst.,
Charles Mario, of Jamestown, a brewer,
was convicted of tho murder of Wm.
llachman and sentenced to be hanged on
tho 20th of next month. The prisoners
counsel will apply for a now trial.
(!3!PAn attempt was made last week to
burn tho houso of John Graham, in New
York. Tho thieves woro arrested and com
mitted for trial. It is behoved they were
employed to destroy certain papers in
Graham's possession bearing on Stokes'
murder trial.
Receipts and Expenditures of Ter
ry County for 1871.
WILLIAM TRESSLER, Treasurer, in ac
count with the County of Perry from tho
10th day of January, 1871, to the 2nd
day of January, 1H7J. -
Dli.
To amount outstanding taxes for
lwis, -u!, -to m,4u ;t
" tax assessed for 171.. 27,85110
" ' additional tax for 1S71 200 29
To balance on hand at last settle
ment - 1.896 68
To amount of huckster license.... 178 13
" of jury fees 40 00
" borrowed out of Perry
Co. Bank 1,300 00
Total. $47,079 04
CR.
$704 57
3,50s 17
2,8!J 69
1,041 8)1
509 75
14,8il 75
44 74
20,844 93
313 00
1,843 72
By am't due upon State account...
ironi i oor iiouse erection
fund
outs'g taxes of '08 '09 '70..
Commission paid col. do..
Collectors' exonerations....
outstanding tax, 1871
Collectors' exonerations...
' bills paid for county
Treas. com. on $20,844 03
Dy balance paid W. Willis, Dep.
Treasurer
Total $47,079 ti4
WILLIAM TRESSLER, Treasurer in ac
count with the Commonwealth from the
16th day of January, 1871, to the Kith
day of January, 1772.
DU.
To amount taxes assessed for 1871 $1,027 08
" flue wm. iressler, Jan.
2nd. 1872 7K4 57
Total.
(191 11.1
To am't of mercantile licences, 1871. .$1,2.17 00
outing house llconscs,1871 100 00
" hutullieeUHPH, 1871 025 00
" pamphlet laws, 171 U 00
Total $1,008 00
en
lly um't ef com. to col $i3 24
exonerations to coi 1.145
" outstanding taxes C4 20
" paid State 1 reus., 1st Sep
1871..... 2,484 4.1
" Treas. commission 24 84
" Ilulunce duo W. i ressler,
Treas. on statement of
military tux 21 4;t
lialancu $2,091 05
liv am't paid State Treas. Auuiist 2d
anil uco. 23d, 1871. ..$1,141 113
puiiiisiuiig nicrcuniiie
list 44 70
" State Treas. June 27tli,
3d August. 1871 080 75
' on pamphlet laws Dee, 5 7o
" Treas's commission 88 02
Total $I,!H8 oo
lly amount or County Tax outstanding on 1st f
January. 1H7:L
Year
Collectors' Names,
I Hols. Its.
18(18 1 ' ' '
Henry Gibbons, Havllle township, flf4
Philip McNemar, Cenire twp.,
John A. MeCrnskcy, ItloomUcld. 27 21
W. 11. Mlllull, Marysvllle, 13.71
Pditl.
James IS. Parsons, l'rnn township.
ljOllg. i.emrr lownsnip,
William llolines, Miller township, l'17
George A. Hmllli, Oliver township.
William Fluid,-, Watts township.
A. J. Jones. Duncauuoii.
William Cumbler, Newisirt.
Guorge Itupley, Marysville.
1S70.
Hainucl Johnson, Toboyne ton nshlp, .'i.ki.21
William Kochi'iiderlcr, Jscksou touushlp.
Jacob Main. Madison township.
Thomas McCoy, haville toKiishlm 40.03
I'blllp Grnsh-r, Tyrone township.
George ltlber, Kprlng township.
Carson I-ackey, Carroll township, 4a. HI
Joseph Freed, itye township.
tvKTttles Green, Penii township.
J0I111O. Itose, Wheattli-ld township.
John A. Mcllrlde, Centre township.
T. J. Toland, Miller township. ,
James Kverhsrt, Oliver township. 07. f 4
John Uunderumn, Howe township. .
William lllalu, Juniata township. 327.51
1. 8. Wommer, Tnsoarors township.
-wl Gllllllen, Greenwood township, . .W24
James Whltmer, Liverpool township, ' lott.iH
Michael Heller. Buffalo Uinmhtp.
John l.eely. Watts township.
J mail) Hamilton, Liverpool Borough, ' 817.55
Washington Dunkle, Diiiieanuoii.
ioseph Walt, New llultalo Borough. "
phralra Wine, Nowport. , ,,j
. & t'louser, llluoiutlttld.
David flnyder, Mlllerstown, 08.30
David Kntnn, Landlshurp;. , , , ,
E. Itejslnger, Marysvllle, ' ' ' 498.11
P. W. Collins, Tobovne township. 544.4 1
William Knclicndcr'fcr, . I aokson township, 701.23
James T. Dunns, Madison township, 544.05
Jacob Main. Handy Hill District, 421.70
Martin Dum, Kaville township, 1051.37
Philip Grnsler, Tyrone township, (M7.87
George Klber, Hprlnx township, 7K0.14
John Houle, Carroll township, R.'(7.fl7
Amos 8. Orecn, live township. ' 522.7(1
Hvlvamis Oreen, fenn township, 212.75
John (t. Hum, Wheat Held township, 2A1.73
1. K. HollenbaliKh. Centro, , ftw.gn
Abraham Kvans, Miller township, 2A0.05
llaiiiinniah Oantt, Oliver township ' 2.KM8
Jacob Frank, Mown township, , Jd8.H0
Hanuiel Tressler, Juniata township ' r77.2S
1). H. Wommor, Tusc.irora township, ' 7120
Jacob Klnp. Greenwood township, 877.45
William A. Orulih, Liverpool township, H4K.10
Hamuol Hair, lluttalo township, 4:(4.41
John lioedy, Watts township, M.2fl
John Najjlo, Liverpool Korouuli, . , . rw.SS
Nathan V anfossKn, Dimi anuon, , 71.48
John Garnett, New Ilulfulo, ' 101.78
Jonathan Allen, Newport, 4ii:!.(V
William Hire, Moomlleld. 2Ufi
David Xnyder, Mlllerslown, .1 2W.34
David Katon, I.unillshiirg, L"i3. 11
K. ltolslnger, Marysvllle, 77U.49
817,703.44
1871-Stale Tax Outstanding Jan. 3, 1872 : '
John Soiilo, Carroll township, 7.9.1
K. ltolslnger, Marysvllle, 4&S3
COUUT ESPKNSES.
Grand Jurors' pay $408 05
Traverse " 1,70S .)
Constables orders 347 81
Common wealth costs l,2o:i 411
. F. Clegg, Court crver ; 6: 01
Lemuel Suteh, tip-staft , . 5!) 01
Total : 13,803 44
runuc BUH.DiNoa. '
Expenses & repairs of Court House... $52 12
" " Jail 73 2,1
Pavid Holmes, janitor GO CO
Win. Mebaflle. " 14 50
Mrs. McCulloch ft Kltner, scrubbing, .10 50
J. Jones ft Co., coal Ill 80
Total
FOOIt HOUSE.
342 71
Isanc G. Trostlo, Steward
Visitors to Poor 1 louse
.?.i,n:to 37
30 00
Total 3,fMi9 37
PENITENTIARY AND ASYLUM.
Eastern Penitentiary for support of
convicta (.108 58
Penna. State Lun. Asylum for C.
Morris 167 50
Total 536 08
ROADS AMU HKIDOES.
Sundry persons road damages 1201 00
J. K. Uunbar, bridge at Kough's 182 00
King's Iron Bridge Co., new bridge
at Marysville 1,025 00
Sundry persons repairing bridges 243 5!)
noau ana oruigo viewers 11 mi
Total ....lr06 89
PBINTER8' BILLS.
Paid John A. Magee, printing . 9202 79
Paid John A. Ilaker, printing .122 49
Paid John II. Slicibley, printing 813 54
JaM F. Mortimer, printing : , 10 00
Total f!38 82
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Sundry persons election expenses , $379 05
ASSESSORS' BILLS.
Sundry persons Assessors bills..
537 55
PUBLIC OFFICEBS.
John Stephens, Commissioner
Z. Rice. "
J. A. Lineweaver, " .
Win. B. HtaiubaiiRh. "
John Stephens, holding appeals
Z. Rico. "
J. A. Lineweaver, "
John it. Shuler, Clerk..
. Mice and John Stephens, holding
appeals ...
Jury Commissioners
M. 15. Strickler. physician to Jail '
li. F. Junkia, Attorney toCoinmis'rs
Clias. A. Uarnett, auditing Prothono-
tnry and Register's accounts
Geo. Ilench and others, Co. Audit'rs
John R. Shuler, (,'1'kto Comnils'rs...
Obas. II. Smiley, Prothonotary's fees
(J. Showaltor, jailor's fees
J. Klnehart, Sheriff's fees 1
140 50
150 00
515 42
18 00
T3 00
73 00
71 00
73 00
CO 04)
00 lit
30 00
30 00
15 00
05 00
300 00
253 80
604 07
403 02
Total t.1,100 85
MISCELLANEOUS IIILLB.
Lewis 11. Kerr, Teachers' Institute... $183 2.
Wm. Tressler, for errors In his favr 3 25
Perry County insurance tux 11 00
Sundry persons holding liuiuosts 011
dead bodies 03 04
Sundry Justices' costs ; .' ' 55 20
Fox orders 322 45
Interest 011 county bonds 1,485 00
Sundry persons miscellaneous bills 80 38
A. Foreman, school tax on unseated
land 22 00
S. H. Green, school tax on unseated
land 11 60
County bonds redeemed 3,100 00
Total 5,412 17
RECAPITULATION.
Court expenses ...f. , ...'J,893 44
rilDllc buildings .142 71
Poor House a.OOO 37
Penitentiary and Asylum 530 08
Roads and Bridges 1,008 89
Printers Bills 938 82
Election exiieuses 379 05
Assessors' Bills - 537 55
Public ofliccrs .1,100 85
Miscellaneous bills 5,412 17
Total 20,844 93
Poon House Erection Fund.
Amount borrowed money In Win.
Tressler's hands 110,483 00
Poor House account. Dr. to county
funds 3,503 07
Total t.'0,040 07
Amount paid sundry per
sons work on fouridutioiit 1,340 07
Amount paid sundry per
sons manual lulmr 420 50
Amount paid Stephen I-osli
bricklaying 8,000 00
Amount paid sundry er
wins for lumber 4,010 40
Amount paid L. M. Simons
architect 500 00
Amount paid sundry per
sons for wheelbarrows.,.. 23 50
Amount paid sundry per
sons for hauling and cart
ing 1,479 S5
Amount paid F. Wurdner ft
Co., Iron stairway..'. 370 00
Amount paid sundry par- '
sons for brick 4,077 80
Amount paid .las. A. Coop
er for tablet stones 100 00
Amount paid sundry pur-
sons for stones in rrs
Amount paid John New
comer, carpenter work.... 722 10
Amount paid Levi Adams, i '
smithing o mi
Amount paid Klvina T.
uensicr for sand i no
Amount paid Wm. Friedlcy
heaters 1,300 00
Amount paid sundry per
sons hardware .173 74
A mount paid John Bnir for
shingles 48.1 00
Amount paid J. ltliecm,
lime 35.1 25
Amount paid J. It. Shuler,
services 7,1 nil
Amount paid George Gib
son, Tinning 100 00
Amount paid It. II. Drake,
mil or suit ing, (entire east
of roof. c'l.i r.r
Amount paid Ferry Coun- .
tv Hank 1 Q'!
Amount paid J.S. Demaree
lead, paint ami oil 200 15
Amount paid Wm. Trois
ier, coin, on ?1!I,7D0 72... 21)6 25
-420.040 97
We the undersigned, Auditors of Perry county
having met at the Court House, In tho Borough of
ltloomlleld, and, after having been duly sworu ac
cording to law, do certify, that we did audit and
BCMitr liib lorcgomg accounts justly.
illness our nanus mis inn aay 01 .anuary,1872.
JONATHAN MICHKNKK.
JAMKH KNGLI8H,
MAMUKL 11. BAKKIt,
February 13, 1872. , Auditors.
STATEMENT of tho Indebtedness of 1'errv
County:
Amount of debt lflth January, 1871 $24,550 00
Amount ot debt paid during year
10 11 3,10000:
Total . 21.45 on
Amount of bonds Issued during 1871 10,483 00
Total ' I37.9.19 on
Estimated net proceeds of outstand
ing lax. 10,250 00
Present Indebtedness $21,689 Oo
We the undersigned. Commissioners of Perrv
county, certify that the foregoing statement of the
uuauciai comnuon 01 rerry county is true and
correct, 10 tne uest oi our Knowledge and Relief.
W. B. HTAMAUGH.
Z. KICK.
J. A. LINAWEAVKFt,
Commissioners.
February 13, 1872.
COI.LATKltAL INHKltlTANCK TAX At'
COUNT.
Thomas J. Sheiblev. Recrister of Perrv Co..
in account with the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, for II lq year commencing, Dec. 1st,
1870, and ending Nov. 30th, 1871, both day
inclusive:
DR.
April 5th, 1871. In Estate of George
Black - $85 80
May 31st, 1871. In Estate of Elizabeth
Weary 79 43:
Nov. 7th, 1871. In Estate of Geo. W.
Aialter 39 20
Total.,
$204 49
CR.
By am't paid State Treas., 8th
June, 1871 $6190
By am't " " " 2d
I-HJC, 1871 37 30 '
" commission on $204,49,... 10 22$109 48
Am't due Commonwealth....
$93 01
I certify the above" to be 41 true and correct
account, as appears from the record ot Thos.
J. Sheibley, Register and Recorder of Pern
Co., for the year, 1871.
ISAAC O. BLACK,
Auditor.
February 13, 1872.
Vendue Crier.
I will attend to crying sales anywhere in
the county when employed. My experience
in the business of crying sales of Real Es
tate and personal property for over twenty
years I feel certain I can give satisfaction
to all that employ me.
N. B. Those wishing me to cry their
sale had better call and see me before ad
vertising I will have a list of sales.
6.3.U. THOMAS BUTCH.
Winter shirts and drawers, Home knit,
wool socks and other wintor goods are now
for sale at bargains by F. MORTIMER.
OLD PREJUDICES ARE DTING OUT.
New facts are killing them. Tho idea that in
valids weakened by disease can be relieved by
prostrating them with drugs, is no longer en
tertained except by monomaniacs. Ever since
the introduetion of Du. Walkkk's Vinboau
Bittkhs it has been obvious that their regula
ting and invigorating properties are all-sufll-cicnt
for the care of chronic indigestion, rheu
matism, eonttlpatlon, diarrhoea, nervous alloc
tlons, and malarious fevers, they are now the
standard remedy for those complaints In ever;
section f the Union. 0 d Ik-
Furs and Shawls arc now being closed
out at great bargains by F. Mortimer. Call
and see them.
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1872. Containing
Seventy-Two Page and Two Beautiful Cm.
okkd Plates nicely illustrated, giving plain
directions for the cultivation of nearly a Thou
sand Varieties of Flowers and Vegetables.
full bound with your name in gilt, post-paid,
In Novetnbor, 50 cents. Paper cover and ene
colored plate, 5 cent.
Nf Catalogue of hardy Bulbs and Beid Cor
full-planting, now ready aud sent free to all
applicants. Address,
, M. G. REYNOLDS,
89 Rochester, . T.
' LOVK AN II MATHIMONY.
TADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN, If yu with
A to marry, address the undersigned, wh
win send you valuable Information, that will
enable you to marry happily and speedily, Ir
respective of age, wealth or beauty. This In
formation will cost you nothing, aid if you
wish to marry, I will cheerfully assist you.
The desired Information sent by return mull.
Address, Sarah B. Lambeht. (ireoiipolnt,
Kings County, N. Y. 5 15. a
TAST AND ONLY NOTICE. Notice is
J hereby given that the accounts of Wm.
Kohuii & Bon, Newport, Pa., must be paid
wltbin thirty days from date, or they will be
left hi the hands of an officer for coIIccIIob.
WM. KOUOU dt SON.
January 9, 1873.
AVCT10NKK1UNU.-II. Z. FINK will at
bind to crying sales at all limes. Having lutd
considerable experience, he Hatters himself thai
he can give satisfaction to all. Call at li Luton
Lumber Mills, lu U twp., or address.
.... ; 1 U. KINK,
BBlypd Uunuanuou, Pa,
iMt' Sausage Cutteu and a complete as
sortmeut of Hardware can be bought
cheap of Y. Mortimer.