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BLOOM F1KL1), YA.. JANUARY 7, 1879.
A Burlad Treasure Fonnd.
There In oodbIIii uUiu excitement among;
the rcsiiluuls of HossvIIIh, Btaten IsUwl
Over tlitt koikI fmtiuie of Cluitoilier MnU
tor, a Gorman nwkflt gardener, living n
tis Luke farm, on Lake IhUiiH, near the
Annul .hoio. On Clirlstmiia dny M'
Holster and- his noil, while (HxwI'iK a l i t. in
wliloli to unrv turnips In ft sandy spot near
the shore, struck a liirjje stone some tlneu
foet below the am f.ioe. On romovliift the
tone they disoiivuied au old fashioned Iron
wt, of about a peck oapafllty, filled with
what lo iked like large copper ooltm. Tliry
removed the pot airl It content to the
bouse aud a(tei' cleaning a few of tho ooliis,
which were hltick with age, tboy fonnd
lhain to be Muaniah dollars. H line bore
diitM no far back n 17 12. The farm ooou
pled by Mr. Mutator will owned and (cou
pled by 1 1t) Lake family befoie and during
the revolution. Tbo Lake family weie
also the owners of the famous Dlazing Star
ferry, wl.iuli ran from the inland aoios
Btaten Inland sound to the Now Jeim y
horn, and in those dnys was much fie
(Jumiluil, It being on the Btugo vonto to
Philadelphia. During the revolution tie
torles from New Jetsey nfien onme aorons
the sound to the Island and' outrun it! wl
depredations on B'ateu Island, aud iu
many instances tin till ed the reHidnnts to
make them tell where their valuablus were.
John 11' id I ue, who lived nonr the Like
farm, whs pluoi'd on hot irons tornado hi in
tell where his money was biddon. It is
thought probablo that the treasure found
tiy Muister was bidden by sumo of the
Luke family In one of the raids made by
the tories. K ime live yeais ago a number
of gold and silver coins were dug up in the
garden of ex (Sheriff VVeytiant, at Hussvllle,
and afterwards a box full of Sptiiimli doub
loons whs dug up on the farm of Mr. Gros
Jean, near the old Methodist church, in
Rossvillti, Mr. Meistor intends to make
further explorations, believing that there
ts more buried treasure in tbo tieigbbor-
Attacked by Wolves in Minnesota.
Reeontly Mr. Miner, of the town of Lan
gola, Menton county, was driving fiom his
Own bouse to Mr. Morrill's, having with
hlni his wife and three children, and when
near the Jocelyu school-boiiHe wnsattacked
by five lare timber-wolves. The fierce
beasts sprang at bis horsex, and whon Mr.
Miner struck at tbe nrareht one with bis
whip it made a leap to get at blm, but
truck against tbe wagon-box. At this
moment Mr. Miner's dog bravely nttiioked
this wolf, but was at oncunet upon by tbe
whole pack, killed, and almost entirely
devoured. This gave Mr. Miner no oppor
tunity to whip up his horses and make off,
which be did at a full gallop, calling loudly
for belp. His orios attracted tbo attention
of Mr. Jocelyn aud family, who came to
the rescue, and the wolves were driven off.
But fur tbe fortunate interference of tbe
dog tbo result might bave been much more
serious. Au attack of this kind by wolves
is almost without precedent in this pait of
tbe Siate, aud it must bo that tho animals
were driven to it by rnveuous hunger. St.
Cloud (Minn.) Journal.
Terrible Explosion.
One of tbe Dynamite mills near White
Hall K. J , exploded on Tuesday morning
last; three men were killed.
The oonoussion was distinctly felt at
Kingslaud, New Jersey, which is about
Sixteen miles distant. Window-glass was
battered within a radius of several miles.
Tbe force of the explosiou was literally
indesoribable.nn I tbe concussion disturbed
the air for miles around, as if by the shock
Of an earthquake. Tb is is tbe fourth ex
plosion at Ibis mill. The pecuniary loss is
very small. The works fortunately are
much isolated, but tho people of the eur
i rounding section stand iu great tenor of
tbem constantly. The tbiee men killed by
tile explosion were blown to atoms. Only
tbe bead of one could be found ; of tbe
second, a piece weigbiug about four pounds,
and only a small part of tbe body of the
third. '
13T Tho report the BriiUb post office
department for tbe last official year, just
published, mentions among the articles
eut through tbe mails, a dormouse, four
white mice, twogoldlluobes, a lizard and a
blind worm, all alive , cutlery, medicine,
varuibb, ointments, perfumery, ai Holes of
dress, a stoat, a squirrel, flsb,leecbes,fi'ogs,
beetles, caterpillars, and vegetables. Many
of these being prohibited articles, were
aent to tbe returned letter office. A snake
About a yard in leugtb, which bad been
committed to tbo post for transmission iu a
box, was observed to bo at large on the
floor of one the night mail sorting carriages
on tbe Loudon and Northwestern railway.
After a good deal of confusion aud inter
ruption to work it was killed. A small
box wb'.rh reached tbe returned let ter oflioe
in Liverpool was found on being ooeued to
oontaiu eight living snakes.
ty An Ohio man went out tbe other
day and banged bimself because a Colum
bus dentist told bim bis tooth was atTiO i d
with "nodular calcification of the pulp."
He left a note to bis wife taying bo didn't
waut to live on and give it to her and her
children.
ttyjit'ltffl Wendell went a fl.hltig near
Tiuokee, Out, The stream was almost dry,
and he could walk over ts rooky bed be
tween the 0 ls. He down on a boul
der nnd dropped his linn Into a pool.
Hmlileiily be board . a trvitieiutoit roar.
Looking up stream, be suw a vast body of
water, eight feet IiIkIi, nulling down upon
him. A diiin had broken away. II n ran
us fast ft be could, yet not. very swiftly,
being fat and aliorHegged. The water
quickly overtook bim and oitrrUd him
nearly a quarter of a mile, finally throw.
1 ig bim on the bank so nimrly drowned
that be was thought to be dead.
Lkiianon. I 'a., January 1 Last oven-
ing about 0 o'cliick a fulse alarm of fire
was rained in this borough. Tho Union
Fire Company responded with their steam
engine, aud before going very far a sad
accident oooitrred, which wilt cause tbe
death of two young men mimed John
Dressier and Ovorge Mi-Hoi. They bad
bold of the rope, and In turning a corner
both slipped and foil. Tbe wheels of the
steamer passed over their bodies. Dressier
li id bis head ciunhwl In and MvIIi-1 both
legs aud one arm broken. They are now
lying in a critical condition.
Cincinnati, December 80. Quito a dis
turbance occurred yosteiiliiy iu the Luther
an church at Somerset, Oliio. Within the
pant few years about two-thirds of tbe
congregation beo.tiue disHiii iHfluc with the
preacher nud withdrew. They have been
wiangliug for the possession of the build
ing for so mo time, and yesterday tboy
decided lo lako it by sloim. Those in
possession c.illed the city mumbul to their
HHistaucp, and ejected the iutiuders. In
the afternoon they again entered i he church
and held suryice unmolustud. E.icu party
now threatens to resort to law.
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We ask our patrons to call
and sec the bargains we can
now offer.
Read and think over these prices
Hit k Finished Velveteen, 60 cents per yard.
Pretty Dress (foods for 8 and 10 cents per yard.
Good " " " I2li and 16 cents per yard.
Cashmere. double fold, 28 cents per yard.
Balmoral Skirts, . ... to cents.
Oood Canton Flannel at S cents per yard.
Very Heavy Canton Flannel at Id cents per yard.
Bleached. Canton Flannels.
Double thick, 14 cents per yard.
A lot of Print, good styles,
aud (ant colors at 6 cents per yard.
Patch-Work Frluts g"od t)le. i cts. per jd.
Oermantown Wool, 8 Cents Per Ounce.
Kusches, good style, at Zand 3 cents each.
Foxed Button Gaiters at
Children's sizes ditto at
tt 69 per pair.
II 25 " "
The best Turkey Morocco Button flios
made, every pair warranted i 10 " "
. These Shoes are made to order for our trade
by the best Manufacturer In the couuiry sud are
all made from the bet stack. We can warrant
the quality in every particular.
A Splendid Assortment of Hats suitable for men
and boys.
Men's Heavy Boots, tt&O&SiOO" "
Overalls. 60 ets. "
A Pretty Tumbler, . 40 perdoz.
Goblets, 3 ' perdoz.
Kail Koad Lanterns W eents each.'
Bail Road Laulern Oil.
GROCERIES VERY LOW!
flood Syrup 0 Cents per Quart.
Choice tUlsin in Cents per found.
Dried Cu rran's 10 Cents per found.
French Prunes 18 Cents per Pound.
Pure Fresh Ground Spices.
Also lots of other Bargains teo numerous to speci
fy. Call and see the stockt tt will
Xot Coat You Anything to Looht
F. MORTIMER,
New Bloomficld, JPa,
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otvloinf lllblcil wowlvfio Tfa tonrl for onr Unra tllwtrlMl
IfORcrli'iivo ClrmiUr, ahnwtnff til tt enr dlfforoni otr of of lilbloi. I'boloonub Albstsu. A mthmw
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L'hiladelphiu Advei tlHtnieiits
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RAYBILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealersl a
Oil Cloths, Carpets,
Shades, Brooms,
Carpet Chain, Wadding,
Batting, Twines, &c,
And a line assortment of
WOOD and WILLOW WAKE,
No. 120 Market street, abore 4t h,
PHILADELPHIA.
EIGLER&SWEARINGEN'
.Successors to
U AKFNKK. Z1EOLEK It CO.,
Importers and Dealers Id
IfloKlery dove.
o
ICIhhoiiM, Hnrendcr,
TURK ADS, COMBS,
and every variety of
TRIMMINGS & FANCY GOODS,
No. S, North Fourth Street.
PHILADELPHIA , PENN'A .
Affentafor Lancaster Combs,
JUCAS'
READY MIXED PAINTS !
KO WATER. NO CI1KMICAL8. KO BENZINE,
BUT A PURE
Oil, 1AIXT,
It E A D T FOB USE.
Hamplo Cards.
80 IIEAUTIFUL SHADES OF PAINT
BENT BY MAIL.
IT IK POT ONI.1KK OTHER PAINT. MADE
WITH l.KAl ANDliII.. VIZ: NICELX
BUUMUKD OUT. NOT KI.OWh,U
US LIKE WAT Ell FAINT.
TRY IT,
'
And Ton Will Trove It to be (be Best
Liquid I'aint in the Harktt.
JOII1V LUCAS Sc OO.,
Philadelphia,
MANUFACTUKEES OF
Swiss aud Imperial French Green,
WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
VAltNISIIES, &c .
EW. T. MOUL,
REPKESENTINQ ; ' ;
Weimer, Wrisht & Wkln,
Xanufttctarer ft Wholesale Dealers
IN
Boots & Shoes
Ao. 302 Market Street,
H. KENNEDY
WITH
TRIMBLE. BR1TTON Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 506 MARKET KTBRRT.
PHILADELPHIA.
MMOfC THKE INSTRUCTIONS. KW
IT n in inn. If One ZJolUr ii t.t in inli-ftnrf.. Tho One JJolUr will )odHurvi
ITI hftUn oo. $o.oo, nr 4.fV. or $7,00, erillootcd jpftn dfllTerr, ftlblm con to rot
BtMnrr.fHif,tt, If ptirchKorf fro nil tntlniled. tiift P'vlt fiamn. I'ott Offtc.
Tl
ir-r-fT-HiTWTlnt i miWfsiiBsWifiiii wifcffiis
Hllil.KMon hrad nd Wlihtai lo rtfttiM
lllMt It !) .lf-tpllfiliir.k.l,
tdditios " -t minl.il
r.li.Llt Brm."- HalnRl Alre.l ilawk, (.Wtemui. P.
nihlM An TAMlH t prtM.
fl trnm rrloAtf RlblA. AlUI 1
M,H.nA nA III k fl
muniy It k i'otl omoo aIuoat Vnln M kogtilimi
run nnmi. yviei lime. I 'luniff. mum titatu I ma.
rolllililiz Conftsy, IU V. TUU CI, tasditutt, fl.
Philadelphia Adycrtlsements.
JLOYD, SUPPLEE & WALTON
WHOLES ALR
HARDWARE HOUSE
No. 029 Market Htreet.
Philadelphia, renn'a.
JanneyT"andrews
wholesale
GROCERS,
No. 123 MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia.
WAINWRIGUT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
TEA DEALERS,
Nortb Kant Corner of 2nd nd Arcb Street.
Philadelphia Penn'a.
J.
S. DOUGHERTY
wrru
D. J. HOAR & CO.,
WHOLBBiLS
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE,
018 MARKET STREET,
Philadelphia, Penn'a.
gOWER, POTTS & CO.,
BC0ZSELLE23. STATIONERS,
And Dealer tn
CURTAIN & WALL-PAPERS. .
It I, A Ml BOOKN
Always on band, ana mad to Order.
Nos. 630 Market and 523 Minor Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA
ALSO . I '
a Publisher, of Sanders'New Readers. and
B-ooks' ArlUimet'ee. 1k. Rberr Historjof
tbe United Htatea Felton'nuntnn iapa.e.
TICK'S FI.OKAL GUIDE.
A biillfnl work ef I no Pk. One Colnrsd
Flowr Piate.anrt fl Mmtnit'iiii.. with DeMrlo
lion, of the hr Flowers and Veurtable. and
how to grow them. All for a 5 Cent htamp. la
English or German, . . . .
Tbe Flower and WiretaWe Harden 1T Pases,
8x Colored Plate, and many hundred Engrav
ing, for 60 reut. In paper cover; L.S Iu e
Kautclolb la Uerm-tu ur EuKllnb.
VIcK- Ilntrated Monthly Magal'ne 31 PllWv,
lnrful PIilIh in evnrv uuinrMr and manv ime
tn.rvlnn4. lrlcSl.Snarar; Five Copies lr
S .ua otciineu numneraaeui tor w cents.
Vick's Hetd are the rwst In the world. Bead
Five Out tMmup for a Hoiai Go lite, cuntalaiac
Ijial auu rues, aua pienty oi iniormaiiua.
Addteaa: JiUr.'i Vlt'K.
Kuchetter, V. t
ESTATE XOTICK. Not'ee I hereby riven
that letter of ailiu uii'tralionou IbeeMat
oi i.eniLB sue&rvr. Ime o( arrul) townnlilu.
ferry Co., Pa., dec d.. have been firamed t the
uud.r!ftue . re diug in Carroll loubip.
All iMtison liul.Mrd to aid estate are reo nest
ed to utuke Imu.edUle luyn.eut and tnuee having
claim will uieboui Ihruiduiy autbeuilcatcd tvr
seiueuieut to
JNO.G.8HKARKK.'
AdmiuiMrator.
Chas. II. 81 lit Attorney.
iwueinber Z. li'i.
TkRINTINU of every deocriulioa seatly ex-
X eculed at the HIoodidcUI Time OBIctj a
aaoaable rates.
9
riilln(lel hla Advert Isrn eiilH.
'URNITURE REMOVAL.
THE iiherlierwlllhe found onidoor norMi of
l fill m.r ,,,.uii..,. u I .. .. .... .
hi
ee
- "i" i't. Minim oni" owr nor' n oi
foinier oi-Hlloti. wlieie he will lie I'leaM d r0
mni
vail
iy rs,w ONkMai are dip,ed toglvelilni m
He can sell all kind of
FURNITURE
1iwer tlian r. a the epene are rreatly re-
Hneeil and will .ua.kni.. i..
'hall he equal to the beM in the ell). wu11 1 1
a
hiraUAof m specluity.
AVEItlLL IURLOVV, Apt.,
South Second Btfeet,
lj PHLADELriMA.
1879.
ILLUHTKATKD.
WOTICK8 OI' TI1K PHKHH.
If arnerM Stflr.7li,a in t . v i w - -
allkH in erNline and In art lloNton Tiaveilr.
j nr inosi popmsr Mommy In the world. -N. Y.
Olieiver.
111. .11 .VI,.II.M ..n 1 . . 1.
. . , .' ; w,n,,ni,Mii ior inn yonna. a
dellabtiii iiiH niHlure. a noliice lor decllulna aae.
l-oulivllle Conner .loiiriial.
iy inner iomni in n, world ran ehow m
DilUiamalistof eiiiiiribuior) nor doe any fur-
. w. i,i, pu ieai a varietv nun o
nioer Or a mu ilv ni lnr.i,. va,
Moston.
The vntnm.. f ,K. M....I ...
" .-.,.. - iir- iit-iciii won rite
Wiimtier or June and lircrmlier if erli tear
When no litiiM iu.mih. .. u ,n k .,.?..?..
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