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NEW BLOOMFIELD, PENN'A.
' Tuesday, April 1, 1873.
rnimmR P. ftwnmi C.. Nn. 0 North th
(rtr"et.ftriniirdiilv (uili"r!'d Hdv'rtiinr sui-nts fnr
Philadelphia. Advrttera cau raske contractu with
tUum at uur lowest r.ites.
Judge 'Richardson, formerly assistant
Secretary has been appointed Secretary of
the Treasury vice Bontwoll, and the presi
dent has appointed Frederick A. Sawyer,
ex-senator from South Carolina, assistant
secretary of tho treasury.
LEGAL NOiTSENSE.
For a first-class specimen of legal non
sense, wo can commend our readers to tho
following extract from the dissenting opin
ion of Justico lleod on the Constitutionality
f the Local Option Law :
"The question of license or no license is
to be submitted to the citizens of Philadel
phia at tho general election, in Octobor
next, and if the vote is against license,
then the city will bo under a prohibitory
law during tho whole Centennial Celebra
tion to which wo had invited tho whole
country. On tho 4th of July, 1770, every
patriot drank to the Independence of the
United States, Bnd shall it be that on July
4tli, 1870, nil we can lawfully ofl'cr to our
guests on this our great anniversary, will
be a glass of Schuylkill water seasoned with
a lump of Knickerbocker ice !"
Wo may conclude from this choice ex
tract, that every man who did not drink
something stronger than water on tho 4th
of July, 1770, was no patriot, as he asserts
that every patriot drank, and that thoso
who indulgo simply in ice water on tho 4th
of July, 1870, will not sliow a proper ap
preciation of the day wo celebrate.
To call such stuff a legal argument, is
an insult to common sense.
A CONGRESSIONAL SWINDLE.
To call the action of Congress in repeal
ing the Franking Privilege a step to
wards retrenchment, would be ridiculous.
To have simply repealed that law, would
have been such a step, but when we consid
er that an addition was made to tho salary
of each member, to cover expenses of post
age, and that a large appropriation was
made to each department for the purchase
of postage stamps, the action is proved to
ho only a dodge to obtain a notoriety for
reform while they are actually picking tho
National pocket.
An enormous number of stamps must be
manufactured to meet the daily demands of
Government machinery all over the land.
The manufacture of these stamps cost mon
ey, and Uncle Sam must pay it. The
Treasury, the Post-office, and the depart
ment using the stamps, must have clerks to
keep watch of the money and the stamps;
and Uncle Sam must pay their bills, also.
For instance, the Treasury furnishes to
the Patent Office a sum of money for post
age. The Patent Ollice goes over to the
Post Office and spends that money for
stamps, and the Post Ollice turns the
money over to the Treasury, as a part of
its earnings, while the Treasury has to hire
a clerk to keep the account with tho Patent
Office, and the Patent Office has to hire a
clerk to keep its accounts with the Treas
ury.
Bo the money goes round and round, like
the white horse in the circus, and every
time the errand boy licks a stamp the pub'
lio treasury is depleted by just the cost
thereof. If the law required an officer to
throw throe cents from the public funds
into the river every time he writes an offl
cial letter, and then send the letter free, the
Government would save money.
"Buffalo Bill."
" Buffalo Bill" was at Hartford, Conn.,
the other day, aud while visiting Colt's
Armory, the large number of spectators
who had assembled to see the famous
scout, desired him to favor them with an
exhibition of his skill as a marksman. Bill
gave the chew of tobacco in his mouth to a
small boy to keep warm ; a small piece of
white paper was put up on a barn door,
fifty rods distant; B. William seized a fine
jiew rifle, spit on his bands, and in the
manner so 'often described by Ned Bunt-
line, raised the weapon uutil his nose rested
on the stock, fired, and a picket was knock'
ed off from a fence ten feet to the left of
the barn. " This rifle barrel is crooked,"
said Bill; so saying he bit it over a stone to
straighten it,' then shot agaiu, this tiqie
barking the shin of an old pie woman on
. the right flank. A third trial and he hit
the barn fair in the centre, and the shout
that arose from the assemblage attested
the joy of the spectators at his success,
Bill is just as good an actor as he is marks
man, which is very remarkable in these
days of corruption and biibery.
W A youth in Danvers Bjjod fourteen
played banging on Saturday.using a wheel
barrow for a platform, which turned over,
and the boy was soon after found dead.
LOCAL OPTION VOTE.
The following list gives the manner in
which a large number of the cities and
counties in the State voted on the license
question.
COfWTIItS TOH LICENSE.
Adams
Allegheny
Berks
Hucks
Cambria
Carbon
Columbia
Dauphin
Elk
Forest
Lebanon
618
1,000
8,000
3,000
44
1,600
839
1,200
721
3
8,800
Lehigh .
Luzerne
Montgomery
Northampton
Northumberland
Pike
Schuylkill
Snyder
Sullivan
(Vayne
York
4,000
1,000
4,200
6,000
271
800
15,826
300
104
331
1,500
cmF.9 ron license.
Allegheny 2,109 Meadville 5P,3
Allentown BS7 Pittsburg 7,205
Carhondalo 51 Reading 1,715
Corry 241 Scranton 1,700
F.rie 1,319 Tltusville 4fi5
Lancaster 1,707 Wllkcsbarrc 305
Lock Haven 178 llarrlsburg 68
COUNTIES AOAINST LICENSE.
Armstrong 1,028 Jefferson 903
Blair 1,489 Lycoming 1,250
Bedford 102 McKean 123
Bradford 2,240 Mltllin 8
Cameron 231 Montour 200
Centre 1,438 Perry 679
Chester 1,000 Bomersct 600
Clarion 900 Susquehanna 1,843
Clearfield 480 Tioga 1,200
Clinton 713 Union 150
Cumberland 940 Venango 200
Franklin 800 Warren 900
Greene 1,300 Washington 2,000
Huntingdon 1,170 Westmoreland 1,000
Juniata 779 Wyoming 1,500
CITIES AOAINST LICENSE.
933 Wllliamsport
Altoona
850
A Church Difficulty.
A difficulty has occurred in Augusta twp.,
Northumberland co., where the Lutheran
and German Reformed denominations joint
ly own a church and worship in it. When
tho church was constructed an agreement
was mado between tho two congregations
that nothing but " divine service" (should
bejillowed therein. Subsequently Sunday
schools were held by the two denomina
tions in a school houso in tho vicinity. The
brethren did not dwell long together in
unity bo fore irreconcilablo differences
effected a separation, and the Lutherans
appropriated the church for Sunday school
services. Holding that Sunday schools did
not come under the classification of " di
vine service the Ketormed denomination
prosecuted the Lutherans. Tho law suit
resulted in Judge Rockafellcr sustaining
tho defendants. The case was carried to
the Supreme Court, and that tribunal has
juBt reversed the decision of tho court be.
low.
The Anderson Suicide.
Tho clouds surrounding the cause of the
suicide of T. F. Anderson, at Franklin, have
been effectually dispelled by the investiga
tion and verdict of the coroner's jury. Tho
jury called to sit upon the case was some of
the best citizens of the town, men who had
known the unfortunate gentleman inti
mately and well ; and who after weighing
all the facts aud evidence brought before
them, were unanimously of opinion that
the act was committed while laboring
under a fit of insanity, and that he had been
in that condition for some time previous to
the tragedy. This fact was strengthened
by tho investigation of the affairs of the
bank, which showed that his accouuts were
strictly correct, and that there was no de
falcation, and no outside accommodation to
friends, and hence that the expression in
dicating such a state of facts in his conver
sation and letters written previous to his
death, out of which so many painful rumors
were manufactured, were but the fancies of
of a disordered brain. We have but to add
that the vordict gives universal satisfaction
to Franklin, as the facts developed show no
stain on the unfortunate man's character.
Tilutville Courier.
A Kentucky Tragedy.
A terrible tragedy (occurred near Bards-
town on last Saturday a week. G. W,
lloltzhouser one of the oldest and most
esteemed citizens was sitting in his office
at about half past seven o'clock, p. m.,
with his unmarried son D. W. lloltzhouser,
when his married son J. lloltzhouser,
entered and without speaking pulled out a
navy revolver and shot his brother, the ball
entering his loft breast and lodging under
the shoulder blade. The wounded young
man rose irom nis chair ana as he did so
received another shot, entering near his
shoulder, when he fell forward, receiving
the third shot on the crown of the head the
ball lodging under the right eye. . The
fratricide immediately left the premises
and has not been heard of since. The
cause of the murder is supposed to be a
feud of several months standing. All the
parties were held in high esteem and
great excitement has been caused in the
community by the tragic affair.
. .
A Fiendish Act.
On the 24th ult., the daughter of John
Lank, a respectable gentleman residing
near Itehoboth station, six miles from
Georgetown, Del., while running from her
uncle's was accosted by a negro named
Burton, who tore the clothes from her and
violated her person. After the base as
sault ths vlllian lied, and the girl, who
but fifteen years of age, managed to reach
her father's residence and make known the
facts. The negro was surrounded In the
woods and captured about two miles from
the place where he committed the crime at
12 o'clock, and lodged in Jail to await trial
in April. He is a hard hearted wretch, and
makes light of the crime.
. A Mystery.
The following circular rolatlvo to the
brlgantine Maty Celeste, found doreleet at
sea, has been issued from tho Treasury De
partment, directed to Collectors of Customs
and others:
"You are requested to furnish this De
partment with any information which you
may be ajjle to obtain, affording a clue
which may lead to a discovery of all the
facts . concerning the desortiou of a vessel
found on the 13th of December last, in lati-
tudoJ8.20 north, and longitudo 17.51 west,
derelect at sea, and which was towed into
the hai-bor of Gibraltar by the British ves
sel Del Gratia, and there libelod by the
sailors. By the log of tho abandoned ves
sel, she is supposed to be the American
brigantine Mary Celeste, bound from Now
York to Genoa, and it is supposed that she
sailed from New York, and that her mas
ter was named Briggs. The circumstances
of the cascjtend to arouse grave suspicions
that tho master, his wifo and child, aud
perhaps the chief mate, wore murdered in
the fury of drunkenness by the crow, who
had evidently obtained access to the alco
hol with which tho vessel was in part la
ded. It is thought that the vessel was aban
doned by tho crew between the 25th day of
November, and the 5th day of Docembor,
and that they cither perished at sea, or
moro likely escaped on board some vessel
bound for some North or South American
port or tho West Indios. When discovered
the derelect vessel was thoroughly sound,
with the exception of tho bows, which had
becu injured by sumo sharp instrument.
Sho was well found and provisioned, aud
no reason for her desertion was apparent.
A sword with the appearance of blood
thereon was on . board, and marks of blood
were found upon tho sails. Tho vessel's
documents nnd chronometer have not been
found, but almost tho wholo of tho person
al effects of tho master, his wifo and child
and of tho crew were discovered in good
condition, and books, trinkets, gold lock
ets and female wearing apparol of superior
quality were loft untouched in the cabin.
The log was completed to noon of the 24th
of November. Many other details concern
ing the matter are in possession of this Do
partment, which will be lurninliea upon
application, if necessary.
(Signed) Wm. A. Richardson.
A City on the Ice.
llio isay uity, Micu., Herald tells ol a
novel city on tho frozen waters of Saginaw
Bay. It consists of fishermen's shanties,
about 300 in number, extending out about
ten miles on tho bay. They have a regular
municipal government, with Ed. Lewis,
formorly of Bay City, for Mayor. Any
violation of the ordinances of the commu
nity is punished by ducking the offender in
the cold waters of the lako, through holos
cut in tho ice. Provision is made for the
visitor, thore being one or two hotels and a
number of saloons. The occupation of the
inhabitants is principally fishing.
Three Little Children Perish.
A dispatch from Detroit says the house
of Henry Peters, at Grass Point, six miles
from that city, was burned last night while
Peters and his wifo were absent. Four
children were in the house. The oldest,
aged fourteen, escaped, but ran back to
the burning house to rescue her younger
sisters. She seized thorn and attempted to
carry them out, but was overcome by tho
fire and smoke, and was only saved by the
efforts of neighbors who were called to the
spot by her screams. All the children but
the oldest perished, and the latter is badly
burned. The (ire is supposed to have been
caused by the bursting of a kerosone lamp
Scene In Court.
Iu the progress of a trial in the Circuit
Court of Ann Arbor, Mich., the other day,
the witness, Mrs. Rapaljo, interrupted the
questions of the cress-examining counsel,
Mr. Joslyn, of Ypsilauti, by coolly drawing
from her muff a loaded revolver and re
marking: "One more insulting question
and I'll drop you where you stand." The
examination was pursued no further.
RST Frederick W. Cooper, distributing
clerk of the Boston post ' office, has been
arrested, charged with rilling and destroy
ing money letters. He acknowledged hav
ing taken $315, though it is believed that
his stealings will amount to much more.
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Valencia Raisins, Cherries, Peaches, Block
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delicate fabric, which makes It a Luxury in every
Family. Price 2.1 cents per Bottle. For Sale by
all druggists. REUBEN HOVT, Proprietor,
New Vork.. 10d4w
Hut Premium U Uli&.M.lo7l
Double Elevated Oven, Warming Closet, Broiling;
Door, Fender Guard, Damping and Shaking
Grate, Direct Draft.
FULLER. WARREN & CO.,
10d4w 230 Water Street, N. Y.
A BRAVE BOOK.
" WHAT WOMAN
SHOULD KNOW."
A Woman's Book About Women, by a Woman,
(Mrs. E. B-Dutley.)
The only work of the kind ever written by a
woman, Is a necessity In every household. Its en
tire novelty and eminent practicalness will create
an Immense demand. Notwithstanding the deli
cate subjects necessarily treated, It is written in
such brave, pure styles as will not offend the most
fastidious, ljuly agents never have had such au
oplKirtiinity to make money and do good. Terms
and sample sheets mailed tree on Immediate ap
plication. J. M. Hi'ODDART (fcCO., Philadel
phia, Pa. lou-lw
"BEAUT r AT THE" FIRESIDE.
Unabated Success of
Crumbw of Comfort.
ELEGANT! GORGEOUS! I BRILLIANT I I I
Crumbs of Comfort, tho greatest success of the
age. Crumbs of Comfort, the pride at the kitch
en and parlor. Thousands of ladles attest its
worth, and unhesitatingly pronounce IttheQueen
of Lustres. The Press universally praise It aud
proclaim It "Woman's Eevery Day Friend. Eco
nomical, Lasting, Unapproachable. Price, TEN
CENTS. Ladles will Itnd CRUMBS OFCOM
FORT for sale hy all first-class grocers, hardware
dealers, country storekeepers, Jtc, throughout the
United Slates and Cunadas. H. A. BA HTLETT
St CO.. Manufacturers of Bartlett's Blacking,
Pearl Blue, etc., etc., lilt, 115, 117 No. Front St.,
Philadelphia: UJChambers St., New York! M
Broad St., Booiou. " iuudw
jy-ASTKUS, DETWlI.Elt de CO.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers In
CLOTHING,
(lotjis, Cassl uteres, Cottonndes, &c,
:iiH MARKET STREET,
i 7tr PHILADELPHIA.
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