NEW BIOOMFIEID, PENN'A.
Tuesday, November 12, 1S72.
nrnMum mm ar i i
OUR OFFEK FOR 1873.
For the coming year wo oflbrtlie follow
ing rates to single subscribers and clubs :
One copy oneyoar'' $1.85
Ten copies one year $1 1.00
Twenty copies ono year $20.00
Additional copies, One Dollar each
An extra copy will in each case be sent to
the person gotting up the club.
. In addition to the above inducement to
raise clubs, tho person sending in the lar
gest number of subscribers, between this
and the 10th of January, will be furnished
with a copy of " Industries of The United
States," and a copy of Petersen's Maga
zine, for 1873.
The four persons sending the next four
largest clubs within tho same time, will
each be furnished with a copy of " Indus
tries of the United States."
The abovo offer is open to till. Names
accompanied by the subscription, may be
sent at any time, and a correct account
will bo kept of such names until January
10th.
All new subscribers for 1873, can sub
scribe at once, and rccoivo the Titnos tho
remainder of this yeai, Without Cmatuik.
The terms of twenty-four United States
Senators will expire- on tho 4'.h of March
next.
A Suit Is now in progress in tho Vice
chancellor's court, in London, which was
begun in 1725 one hundred and forty-sov-years
ago.
Majoii-Gkkkiial Gkouoe Q. Meade,
whose name is so intimatoly associated
with tho operations of tho Army of the
Potomac during tho latter portion of the
late war, and who fought and won tho great
and decisive battle of Gettysburg, the turn
ing point of the recent interncscine strifo,
died of pneumonia, about 0 o'clock last
Wednesday evening, at his late residence
in Philadelphia.
Mr. Greeley has rcmnincd in tho pri
vacy of his farm-house, at Chappadua, in
strict retirement sinco tho burial of his
wifo. lie will again resume the editorial
reins over the Tribune, and Whitelaw Reid
will rovort back into second place, or retire
into another field. In a card announcing
his return to the TrUm.netlr. Greeley says:
"Since he will novor again be a candi
date for any otlice, and is not in full accord
with cither of tho great parties which have
hitherto divided tho country, ho will be
able and will endeavor to give a wider and
stcader regard to the progress of science,
industry and the useful arts than a par
tisan journal can do. Aud ho will.not bo
provoked to indulge in those Litter perso
nalities which are tho recognized bane of
journalism." . . "'
Iudictcd for Libel.
A most outrageous libel was recently
published in Woodhull and Claflin'a week
ly, regarding Rev. II. Ward. Bcechor, and
the parties were proceeded against under
the act regarding the sending of obscene
litorature through the Mails.' On Monday,
of last week, the United States grand
jury found indictments against Victoria
Woodhull and Tennie O. Clallin, who woro
. arrested on Saturday charged with mailing
indecent printed matter. Tlio prisoners
were taken from Ludlow street - jail at ono
o'clock and brought boforo Commissioner
Osborno, who said the indictments re
lieved him of tho necessity of holding an
examination. Tho accused wero visibly
affected, on hearing of tho indictments,
Mrs. Woodhull almost to tears. Miss
Clafiin looked somewhat defiant. The
counsel for tho prisoners complained of tho
conduct of the government in pressing an
indictment pending tho exami nation as a
most arbitrary proceeding. The accused
came prepared for tho fullest examination.
The commissioner ordered warrants follow
ing the indictments to be served upon tho
accused, aud they were removed to jail in
default of $8,000 bail each.
(W There are many complaints of the
ravages of bears in and about Collegeville,
in Saline county, Arkansas. They aro
driven in by tho scarcity of mast, and the
farmers' barnyards are suflvring in conse
quence. One man has lost sixteen head of
hogs during the past week, and so bold are
they becoming that fears are entertained
for the safety of children In some localities,
tSTRochester, November 6. This morn
ing at an early hour Mrs. Susan B. Anthony
aud eight , other female went in a body to
the polls at the Eight ward and presented
their votes. The Inspectors received their
vote and deposited them in the boxes.
There were eighteen woman registered in
the same district.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PERRY COUNTY.
' The following is the vote cast at the elec
tion for President on Tuesday the 5th Inst.
Grant. ' Greeley.
83 40
- 81) 61
; : 143 , , B7
: 118 70. .
" 108 " . , 83 '.
" ' 100 1 41 '
83 18
85 130-
04 85 .
00 10
,, 00 83
., 00 07
03 40
103 07
100 20
23 28
24 14
144 . 88
08 44
233 03
00 03
H4 24
112 114
77 117
B4 80
77 44
140 110
12 44
74 Gl
2.03 1744
1744
Rloomflold,
Buffalo twp.,
Carroll. - ;
Contre,
Duncannon,
Greenwood,
Howe,
Jackson,
Juniata,
Landisburg,
Madison,
Marysvillo,
Millers town,
Miller
Now Buffalo,
Newport,
Oliver,
Penn
Rye,
Handy Hill,
Savillo,
Spring,
Toboyno,
Tuscarora,
Tyrone,
Watts,
Wheatficld,
1'otal
Orant's majority, 819
There were also 18 Temperance votes cast,
nine of which were voted at Marysville.
Presidential Election.
Tho result of tho Election on Tuesday
last, was the success of the Republican
ticket, by a very largo majority. Returns
from all tho States aro not yot received hut
enough is known to make it nearly certain,
that tho electoral vote of tho States will bo
cast as follows:
Fort Grant.
Alabama 10 Minnesota 5
Arkansas 0 Mississippi 8
California 0 Nebraska 3
Connecticut 0 New Hampsliiro 5
llclcwaro 3 New Jersey U
Florida 4 New York 85
Illinois . 21 North Carolina 10
Indiana 15 Ohio 23
Iowa 11 Pennsylvania 2'J
Kansas 5 Khodo Island 4
Malno 7 Boutu Carolina 7
Massachusetts f 13 Vermont 5
Michigan 1 11 Wisconsin 10
Nevada 8. West Virginia , 5
Virginia 11 Oregon 3
Total gpj
Fob Greeley.
Maryland 8 Kentucky 13
Tennessco 13 Georgia 11
Texns B Missouri 15
Louisiana 8
Total 74
Necessary to choice 184
- t
Remarkable Cnsnnlty.
A distressing accident is recorded in tho
Goldsboro, N, C, Messcngor of Saturday.
Whilo the people woro leaving tho largo
pavillions of Robinson's circus at tho closo
of tho evening exhibition, a colored woman
named Eliza White walked into an old open
well. Her cries soon attracted to tho spot
Andrew Clark, ono of tho circus employees,
who , immediately jumped in after tho un
fortunate woman. '
A large crowd soon began' to collect
around tho scene of tho accident, each
crowding the other to got a position nearest
to it, when Nicholas II. Asho, another of
tho circus men, whilo endeavoring to ren
der aid to those already in tho well, was
accidentally pushed in olso, there being no
curb around the excavation.
To add to tho horrors a largo lamp, such
as showmen generally use, which had care
lessly been placed near tho edgo to enable
those - outside preparing to rescue, to seo,
was upset and knocked into the well on top
of the threo unfortunates within. Tho wo
man was burnod to death before assistanco
could arrive. The two showmen woro ta
ken to Hunter's infirmary and ' their inju
ties attended to. '
A Problem.
The- Momphis Appeal of November 2d
says: On the north sido of Boal street, just
west of Shelby, a cellar is in process of ex
cavation. ' Yesterday, whilo the laborers
woro digging away with all their might,
little dreaming of death or dead peoplo they
encountered a coflin in a fair state of .pres
ervation, on opening which they found a
skeleton, cvldontly of a grown person, but
of what sex we did cot learn. Later in
the day they found two others and a fourth
was in sight, when tho pall of night cov
ering the earth, the men were forced to
quit work. As there never was a graveyard
in that vicinity, nor a medical college, peo
ple who have heard of tho discoveries aro
asking, "Howoame these bodies the re."
tWA Bridgeport young lady, whoso af
fections had boon blightod, is reported to
have recently made preparations to commit
suicide by the taking of poison, having pur
chased a quantity of prusslo acid for the
purpose. The next day, however, she was
turned from hor purpose by the sight of a
now bonnet, of charming style, whicli she
concluded to purchase aud wear to church
the next Sunday, hoping by go doing to
crush the feelings of a fair rival. , .
CWPeriy Hart man, alia Perry Cox,
alias Jacob Wilkerson, formerly , of York,
Pa., was recently convicted of the murder
of Hattie E. Burkhardt, at San Francisco,
California, in the second degree, and sen
tenced to the State's prisou for forty-five
year. ' ' f
TERRIBLE FIRE IS BOSTON I
THE CITY IN UUIN8!
OYER 85,000 PERSONS HOMELESS ! !
- ' The city of Boston has been scourged by
a fire even more destructive than the great
fire of Chicago. Assistance has been sent
from N York ; buildings have been blown
up, and as we go to press the flames still
rago. The loss of property exceeds any
thing on record. The loss of lifo is also
reported quite serious.
The above news was received jusj; as wo
wero ready for press, and consequently wo
can give no particulars. Full details next
week. i
Miscellaneous News Items.
tWA. native of Danbury, Conn., being
nsked if he saw Rubinstein when in New
York, vacantly responded, " Why, no; was
he looking for me?"
t2TE. II. Coffin, printer, was shot in tho
thigh by an unknown person on Nassau
st.,N.Y.,on the morning of the 3d inst.,and
Policeman Willow shot in tho left arm by
an unknown man on Fourteenth street.
t3T Whilo Eldridge Conant, of TopB
field, Mass., was leading a sick horse a
round for exoiciso,ho touched it with a whip
when tho horso wheeled around and kicked
him in tho stomach, killing him instantly.
tW Last week iu Boston, the mutilated
remains of a man woro found in two barrels
floating on tho Charles river, near Cam
bridge, tho body iu ono and the head and logs
in another. Tho body was well dressed, aud
a gold watch was found in one of the bar
rels. ,
ESPMillo Bardou, a dressmaker, i who
recently tried to drown herself in the Soino,
exclaimed, " Wo havo no liberties 1"
When sho was pulled out, instead of thank
ing her preservers, sho cried out, " They
don't even allow us to drown ourselves."
. tW A Manchester, Va., fanner lost fif
teen sheep by bears, and then the animals
began on his apples. IIo could't stand this,
and sot traps; but tho bears stolo ono of his
traps, and all the satisfaction he could get
was to find three bear's toes left behind.
t3y"Augustu8 Wilson, a whito man at
tempted to ravish a colored girl, Sunday
evoning, near Porter's post oflico, Carrol
county, Md. Tho girl's father, Washing
ton Valentino, attracted by hor cries, camo
to her rcecuo, when Wilson knocked him
down and Btampcd and boat him to death.
The murderer has been secured.
tTA. Pomfret, Conn., woman recently
lost a favorito hen, and revenged herself
by poisoning tho corpso with strychnine,
the result being a dead owl, one of the lar
gest varieties known in Now England, witli
a six feet spread of wings, a dead fox and a
skunk.
13?-At Northwood N. II. Franklin B.
Evans, aged sixty-four, lias been arrested,
charged with murdering Georgianna Love
ring, a beautiful young girl, fourteen years
old. Evans, who is a great-uiiclo of his
vicftin, confesses to decoying her into tho
woods and murdoriug her.
i Iter body has sinco been found, and sho
had been grossly outragod. ' ; .
t5J"At EvinBtown 111., on the 3d inst.,
while the rite of baptism was being ad
ministered in the Baptist church, iu tho
presence of a largo congregation, a portion
of tho floor suddenly gave way and precipi
tated half of tho assombly a distuueo of
fourteen feet.
Only four or five porsons wore badly hurt
one lady receiving severe . iutornal , in
juries and a young, man having - his foot
crushed. Several others wero slightly in
jurod. .
" Urent Industries of the United States"
is tho title of one of the most remarkable
books published. It is a library in itself,
as it gives information on the subject of
all the Industries of this country. Tho
whole book is admirably arranged and
abounds in illustrations. It is sold only by
uiitium-iitt inn. lnif. pan lm nlifoinnd for noth
ing as will bo seen by rcferenco to our
"club rates." tr
tW CiuiTKO : Hands, Fuce, rough skin-
pimples, ringworm, eult-rlieum, ana othor cu
tancous affections cured, and tho skin made
Holland smooth, by nsiug the Juniper Tau
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York. Bo certain to get tho Juniper Tar Soap,
as tliore aro many worthless fuiltutions iundo
with common tar. 40 d law
fyTHB Fukkst and Sweetest Cod-Livkb
Oil Is Hazard it Caswell's niado on tlis sea
shore, from fresh, seleetud livers, by Caswell,
1Iazahi&Co., Now York. It is absolutoly
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It prefer It to all others. Physicians have de
cided It superior to any oj lue ouicr ons in
market. 40 d 12w
X3T Pain Cure Oil is composed of the
iif..i.n. sV:i.. If I ..,! I.1 ... .... ... ..
purest v egoiuuie oiin, jibi uh unit cihiuwi
known in Medicine. Don't fear to uso it
liberally if occasion require.
Take Notice. Those wanting Tomb-
Stonos or Marble Work of any kind, will
plcaso take notice that as my stock is too
heavy, I am now offering work for a short
time at 10 per cent, less Man regular prices
Now is the time for bargains. Orders re
ceived either at the Newport or Bloom field
Yard. A. V. IIomuacv. 4,)U
( heap Life Insurance. The cheapest
manner in which Life Insurance can be had
is to take a policy in the United Bretheren
Aid Society. Full dotnils of their way of
Insuring will lie found In our advertising
columns. The ngent lor the society in this
county, is Win. M. Hutch, Esq., of New
illooinliekl, to whom applications should
be made. " '
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which, from continued use brings Piles and kin
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Is It a doctored liquor, which, under the popular
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il nil u I remedial results. ,
Dr. M'clls Extract of Jurubvba
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant aud must be taken us n permanent curative
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For the Parlor, Sunday School and Church
Octaves; 2 sets of Keeils throughout ; tl stops. (I
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Th " lnr!r (Join" Einuo,
7 ( (Haves, full Iron frame, overstrung scale, round
corners, carved legs; tho finest Um-prlced Piano
manufactured. Fully warranted.
Violin Hiring.
We import direct from Italy, Germany and
Fiance, Hie very choicest strings that are made,
and can supisirt the tnulc It lowest market prices.
Sample sul of choice Violin or Cellar Strings mail
ed free lor 81. Hand Instruments, Sheet Music,
Music Books, and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
"NVM. A. I'ONII ifc CO.,
.117 BROADWAY, NEW VOIUC,
Branch Store, 39 Union Square. Snt
A "Great OSevllEZf?.
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ami OJtUAXH, of tit Jtrst-cli.i maker. Includlntr
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jiertert tone eivr mailt'. lllmtrateil Vntalouur
mallitl. Sheet Mimic anil Music Merehamlliie.'im
The oldest and most reliable Institution for ob
taining a Mercantile Kilucuton.
Practical business men as Instructors.
l or information, wi ltoforaclicular to P. DUFK
& SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa. sept. 24 Sm eom
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for the money. - We caii supply Organs ranging in
price from too tnS2(iou, and oiler the most lilicral
Inducements to the trade, Teaclus, Clergymen,
and others, who will act as agents for tho sale of
our Instruments.