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To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the Commonwealth Of PeansgI-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-01-15

Public debt December l, 1858, S33, ,2S6 ,946 IL
Statement showing the condition of
the Indebtedness Of the Commonwealth
on the first day of December, 1868.
Funded debt, viz
per cent loans, 81, ,3ll.lS0 90
5 per cent. loans, 7,T49,7Ti Sc
4t per cent loans, ll2000 90
Total funded. so, ,I72.9 .95l 80
Unfounded debt, viz
Relief notes in circulation, S96 as 90
Interest certificates outstanding l3,dS8 50
Interest certificates unclaimed 4,44S 80
Domestic creditors certificates A 81
Total unfunded, lI3,994 81
Total funded and unfunded, $33, Isl, ,946 Is
Which is the amount of the State debt as before
stated
During the last eighteen years there
has been carried upon the accounts of
the Auditor General and State Treasu-
rer, and in their several public state
ments, tdepreciated funds unavaila-
ble'' to the amount Of forty-one thous-
and aud thirty-two dollars. / recon-
mend the appointment of joint COM
mittee, by the Legislature, whose duty
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Canon SEPARATED FROM DIFFERENT. COM
BINArIoNs-M Berthelot Of Paris, has communicated to
the Comgte Rendus paper on the immediate analysis
OF different varieties Of carbon in which he describes
the Aueuee upon varieties Of carbon already formed oil
sundry agents such as heat. chlorine, iodine oxygen
and electricity also the characteristics Of carbon ex
tracted from the various compounds He states as the
result OF his experiments and observations on the latter
subject that carbon when separated from COMPOUNDS
containing hydrogen. takes the condition or anonymous
carbon; While that derived from It's combinations win
chlorine, sulphur, boron and perhaps oxygen lhelhes
can Furnish graphite oxide. AmOtph0us and graphite
oarbons would therefore appear 10 represent not diner
ent conditions of carbon ITSELF but certain poiyheflc
states CORE spending with that element.
TIRE VARIABILITY or Personal EQUATION
The interval Of tie which interyenes between the ae
tua and the Observed transit Of star called the per
sona equation varies with every Individual observer
and Is one OF the most uncertain elements IN ehr0no
graphic determinations of longitude. II has generally
been assumed that tho value of this function Of time Is
The same daring an entire series Of observations Mr.
William A. Rogers Director Of the University at Alfred
n " has endeavOred TO ascertain whether the power OF
peTceiyng and recording does not vary in the same Cd
server under different conditions and has given the re-
suit Of MS Investigations in The american Iotrilgt OF
Of Personal Equation in. Transit Observations"
He gives summary OF about 5000 observations
Of artificial stars. made OK paper ana conferred a
upon un steel wires plaeed IN vertical OsitOh ana 81
connected with Bond SlTon0graph that by means OF
icoiv recordca Nv us6e ms sStomate record es
standard with which the observed time o. sSS
be compared, Mr. Rogers Prof f NJ ronlhnson anu
IL f. Babcock each made series Of observations from
which it was determined that /. The personal
equation is varying quantity The probable error II
observation is less for abnormal than Tor norma
position OF the body, which is contrary TO what Mouu
seem NATURAL inference An exhausted state OF tne
system produced slightly favorable result III diminish,
ing the equation. A. Hunger affects the value OF
the personal equation. {. That the mental state
Of the observer has some influence on the personal egu
ton Mr. Rogers also gives summary OF his lnyesIga-
determine whether changes in the size, shape OF
illumination OF the object affect the power Of the observers
cOnclusion he states thathc results he found do not
settle definitely any point except the general variability
of the personal equation. We may therefore make the
general statement that the velocity Of Thought IN the
individual is not uniform, aud that While we Know
that will think slow fast, Il rs stu Impossible 10
determine the which produce these changes rife
Bpeed-Of thought. e. .t.
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Gbantts for gusiHsss Dim

GOAL YARDS FOR SALE.-We are offering
" foT sale to sfhs best Am coal Ya y BIooLg fo2 bg,
situated good localities FOf farther particulars adaeS
COAL. Tdbsns Once Agents viii Het be reaied With.
IGOR SALE, e00OO-Two PATENTS on
valuable useful little lneeba1cal an Fbch there Il
a5d sag ndr opheon desei @ beeasse Of ether bq.
occupying their attention Call address q. T. BAIhBHIDOE,
No % BsstmaBst. n.
WANTED-A STOCK OF GOODS. $1,000
w esh aSd $1,000 good Western property gTeo POT lp1rc
tas syBJb A r. ,sAiTH kACp. No. " LbqgTty R99R Ma &
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LITERARY.

The Melbourne Argus says There appears to
e something in the circumstances and social condition OF
victoria that makes American humor especially popular
here Most OF productions recent American humor
ists-such as Artemus Ward orpheus c. Kerr Mark
Twain and others-have been reprinted here and find
large sale and now Lelands Ballads Of Hans BreiGnn
have been similarly published by Mr. George Robertson
and become very popular .... ..'i -'.
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YOrsts, Garriag,s, &t,

CARRIAGES, LANDAUS, BASKET PHAE-
TONS iont and or PhGeo3L viii cell per
FORMER Phss u1i kpguI. 10 close DOT TIE Summer stock
HAN ), Fourth o. and BToGdUaL
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Excursions.


nELTGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
~ SIDE 81 LoSG BRANCH By steamer NEVBRslNK a. q NJ
daily sunays excepted from Pier No y foot u DuaHeL -Four hours
a Long Branch, getting back 90 the city At 81 m -
TTyHE VERY FAST steamboat ARR0WSMITH
aa be CHARTERED fdr Peuie Eranens IONA Island o.
sssshsre. BY applying s. C0CKCROFT, no III Broadsay
THE new, splendid, aud very fast steamer
Il "SuENYSIDB Is offered Tor charter 70 societies select parties
SUNDAY Sebe The most Desirable boat 10 New e for eren
soas Apply C. GIBBS, board. Per So ~ N X n At
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination EIsuron Ticket, all pdnePa points NsrYori
YerEsgud the clulJ and Superior Regoa embracing many
new and ,a,ar, routes and great variety Of SHORT and eurr
sIuon, As vel ops and extensive ou very moderate rates
can TOW b, obtained 4, til. Oace Of The ERr RAILWAY Nos al and
ss Broadway No POort Broolyo Depot. foo, Of Twenty
,h,l and foot Of ChAmbsn,, Long Depot, Jersey City
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y.qaI Aotitts.


CUPREME C0URT-CTTY and COUNTY of
~ REWY0RR-PHlLIP KETTERBR sgIt FERDINAND sTORs
BEL and S,herL pursuGuss OF
hs State o. New foT rendered this the
Anasf 1871 be subscriber referee therein named by A. j.
BLEECKBR son Co. wall sell At public aaetOn the RehSHEs
bsesroom Ne III Broadway IA the C o. ths
seventh 1l eaL q NAY ls At twelve Oeosl all those
tain lots Of land With TIE buildings thereon erected situated
Of hossesd aha ds,ebtds iOovs All those
et. PSrets OF anG nue nE and being the Ats 10Th Ward
10Th Ward Of the CITY Of ktgfOTk the
avenue bounded and containing together eut 10 yi Be
ginning At point the north etsy q Seventh avenue
Twenty sixth street hsnse Horb along the eaitsJ aide Of
the Seventh avenue ioruiDe feet I've inches raste pa
with street bundrvd fes thence Ioutbsy parallel
With the bsIep forty nine feet be Inches s podbefT AIDE
Of TwsS fe1Tes and thence ssiWsrJ along the nosrJ side
Of Tseny sxh street hundred feet 70 the
Of the Seventh and Twenty street The popt or es Of
begDRihE-Dasd MAY ~, ls69 -......'' ~ 49, "
s. b. NJ. STOKES Referee No a wall,t
The Ae Of the aboT postponed until hOHDAX Js nat Al N.
tiBs aud place . t... .. " 49, -"
The ,ss Of The seov further poIpOlsi until MONDAY Jan. IA
inst, AZ the same time and pisee : $500 '@A' ~
Inst. at the sane time snd place ~ ''' wv 90
the time and plAcs. .r. 'N' " P'A' I"
The sale Of The above poiipottd unl FRIDAY I ia, , A.
tns and place s. b. NJ STOKES Referee IA IA Wsii,t
The balt Of The shove postponed until MONDAY Ia, ~ i A
The and place s. b. M STOKES Rsss ~ "a tyii
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Proposals.


Treasury DEPAaraENT, Jane % 1902
PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE STEAM CUT
TERS-Proposas will be received at this Department until u
WedDesday the 2 day July
Cutters Of Wood or Iron
Specifications 10 detail will be furnished bidders
letter this Department. Ceeco OF Custons
Boston RewiOrk Philadelphia and BaBee Proposals should
sealed and addressed " The Secretary Of the Treasury Endorsed
TIE envelope, ...... ~ ~. %. 800 ~
Proposals. for BniaBg Revenue Steam Caters"
-. GE0 BOUTWELL, Secretary Of the Treasury
Us oRDFAsoE A0EEoT ooS HoUsToN ISD GEIsEE.STSl
IEATKAScE or GRHnEEl p. o. BSX No. I,8lI, )
ID. hEwfoRK JUly 1860
pR0P0SALS.-Sealed proposals in duplicate
win be received st ths oes Hntl WEDNESDAY Aug
Y g. ggbasiHg from the United States 10 qGaRea The sunE
10000 Springfield flsed nnskets. ealber 81,
l00O spn geld rGed mnskets esbsr S. csAssd repaired
30e0 Spencer eaTtdnes, model, cslbet 80, ..
900O Spencer cArbiass. ot model, ekhbeT So d..
boOO Spencer easbines, soooutefneus BakesietT
1000 bps1es cAfblDos, emsBts other models
The Odnauee Department the right reject ell ds
deemed sasiaetoT Prior acceptance BID will
fonda
Deliveries VII be EewYorE CITY thirty days sill be al
lowed for The removal Of stores
Proposals will md signed dorIed Prsps
s ioI puetng Ordnance stors For further Information Ippo
O. cRIsPIN Brsvet Col D. s. A., Major Of Ordnance
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLlC NO
~ TCR hereby given 10 The
and lots nu Affected
thereby that the following have bs~n completed and
tie oss Of the Board Of Ases'o oT eIamHatoa BY al
~ interested, via:
Fni-Porl,ng gehos0h pavement sIsnihit from Fourth
aye H. Rntberfgrdplaer.
Seconi-for laying EeboI0a pavement 10 ITTbgp from Pour
teeuth 10 TSenieihst
limits embraced BY neh assessment bnde al the several houses
and gouhd lots pieces And parcels Of land situated
Put-Boh sides Of SeuthEL from Fouhhsyr 70 RgthcTofd
place the extent bali The block the intsrsecbg streets
SsooaiBoih sides VI Irving place RON Foeeath 10 TEtueh It,
tie Of bali the block the ntsneetug streets
the either Of them requested
present their objections writing Bmanue Hart ChEau Of
the Board Of Asseo their occ No ~ ChAmbetL within thirty
DAYS from the date Of this notice
The duty Of the Board Of Assessors 10 ascertain II contracts
Ia all made accordance WITH ihs original ordinances aud The
jus, and sqea srI OrtoHnsIt 81 Tie Ga.essleIt
EMANUEL H. HART
RICHARD TWEED. Board
THOMAS -. ASrEN Z Of Assessors
RICHARD ". HENRY
ohts Board Of Assessor, Eew.Yok; July TO- 1868
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FOR LONG BRANCH.

RID BANK Bk,CKSBlRG. MANChESIER, TOMS klFEh key
BY Rautau and DelaN.re Bay KaiotL o.,
Two daily lines tSnI,s eeepteJ leave Pier 40 - foot Of Dame
Al by steamer S,stsrk aud Jesse oy t'uebng
Tor passengers oaiy Al Pier ~ o, Of EesorsL aA3P he
Iupss Ig ma V ''"'" ." '' " sNEDBN Co. Lssasss
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Cost anS Comb.

OST-A CHECK of H. b. CLAFLIN q
90 on d Read ulofsed by Jobn Mutrue Co. for 5000 So
PAYABLE 10 gold The public hereby cautioned agan negosi
ihc same payment has been stopped JOHN hoShoh 70
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Itl DELAWARE LAcKAwANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Dspots IN Nevyok foot % Barclay and foot Of chrsophsr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS MONDAY. Mar 10 ltt9
MAIL TRAIN DsBle Branch,
Chester BraBch, Waterloo With r.
dover aud NeWton Washington With the D. L. and W. r. for Water
Soudsbug Bend all
ud Bloomsbury and Delaware Hudson n Ris Eon
9Th Lehh and SuquehannA Tor Bethlehem, AsH0uH Maueh
Chunk. and Wikesbars.
1850 a. m LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark Morris
Haekestswu Washington Pbpsburg Eisiou
Phhpbury Bel Deb H. r. for Bedes sni q
Easton with l. " r. s Bethlehem Allentown. haush chunk Ti
MhkeshaIrs.
40 M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Washington s!h hs y.
L. Sirouburg and Scrauioni al Dover
With Chester 4. R aud wsterloo with SUSSEX r. r.
No % SUMMIT aui intermediate stations
ESQ., 1850 and li;io ana , 40 80 800 oV - ard
p n to SOUTH ORANGE and utffHaeiiate stations
i0 N. and $50 n 10 AoRRlSrOWN and ia1esnedAs
50 D. VI. MoRRISTowN EXPRESS.
For NEWARK $3.50 49, $780, $50 1870 H. l:3o 1870
$50 $40 $3.50 40 5;m, $50, 6:lo $50; "a; st5 A5t
p. IN.
For BLOOMFIELD aad MONrCLAtR Al s3o lIOo 2 $50
8, G;lO ?. 8 SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
A IENKT g. p A.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
IN ROAD
SIMMER ARA MOMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 40. 1909
Station NesloFk TsenyseventhsI
Rntrance q a
TRAINS LRANB NETWORK,
For NewHaVen and Bridgeport T. Tx j. 1850 l23 ELl
(ENl, Ji5 $3.50. 30. and (kxl p m
Milford Stration Paraed Resipo
m. 3:i5. A:3o. aud $3.50 p. m.
For NOTWAk Z (Bx.l g. II 30 l2l5 ENl, (EHl, 3A
43e TIL, $780, 6:9. aud (EAl p
For DaIen. 7. y. ll.30 A. 345. so SOD and $50
For Stamford, T. (Ex Q. l:30 a 2:l3 (kKl, Z3 EGh
' Far t SessSh ',I 'i 5o S st $50 600 7s p
an.
34S t:t5, $50, $50. 7;l3. and $40 D "a.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston, via Springfield. a. IA (EIl } (EK) o.
for Boston. via Shore Line. l2:l3 lex }. g p m.
Fer Hartford and Springfield, tkH) i2l5 (EL ,
For Ceugeeieu Rer Railroad tEI) l9;i5 20 Montreal
3p H.. 20 Northampton.
PoT Hartford, Prcydsnee, FshAn Railroad r) als
Fer EsyHlvsu. New.LOAaOu and stOuuEOn Railroad
Ri5, 3 3 N. ..-... .....- ...... =. ~.
For Canal Railroad lis Northampton lnd wnAHS
bnrgh.
P5r Housaone RsiirOad a m. and p.
For NangAuck RAirOad, >. ~, : tkx) A:JOp
DSnDay and Norsak Railroad T. l1:lS sud 43o snJ
In connection Freight from korNalkFo Danbgry.
For NevCanAan Railroad, a ls;l5, tiJ1, aud $50
JANES1I SuDerEteLdeDk
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Mathinrp.

MARINE BOILER for SALE.-One new Ma
w Return Tubular Boiler 6Tstcas IL 10
steam chimney feet high Apply 70 CHARLES W. COPELAND
81 aud e. Broadway.
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CR0TON AQUEDUCp DEPARTMENTAL
~ BrONB-DLOCk PAYBRS.-SBALRD PROPOSALS, indorsed
with title Of Of bidder and date Of Offering viii
eed this eee until II oelocf Of THURSDAY July rs 1862 for
PAVING THlRDAYR from Fourteenth 70 With stone
blocks
Specifications and forms bids application at
this ohee, RotuBds PaIk. THOMAS SfBPHBES } Croion
ROBERT L. DARRAGH fAqueduct
Newton. Jny p 1900 GEORGE 4. GREENE } Board
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m w no RuTLAND MlTHOUT


- sLAND-SUMNRRA ARRANGEMENT On and aer ygHe J. 1914
The trains will leave the Roosevelt and GrndsL Ferries oossi
~, Mail for Pstehague aud Way Stations
Jos m, Msuek AMI all stations ~. .. .... . -, -
TO PstchOgue stopping Jamacs valley eueAn
Badwsye Mc and all stations east eteept
WswOod Passengers ny this th viii be usked through TO bspoH
and fire IslAnJ q from PatohOgae
$50 No., Accommodation TO pi Saturdays nropg 70 F1teAssae
Saturdays through % lsip All uaHs
will connect at for RockasaThe M ava ~
~ nh all connect With boat o Fire Island X WHITE sept
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III ALBANY and TROY connecting Vh Northern
follows Cincinnati Chicago Express
Chicago EIpTess ioi5a Montreal RIprsss PsesS
EIpress ESQ Might Express II Elegant DTauibg Room
sttaehi to all dy trains ADD sleeping to Hgh Tho
Anvil rs iSe VIM X. VANDERBILT yie.Prssidsut
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q. IL. Iy#f tt'iHt fi.
.t.,..f' .,ergd oTt.fIu.Rt .'' t9lar.4 7
t.r ..5y 10 a. I5T-.t .o.at4
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CROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0
~ IRON FOUEDERS-SkAbkD PROPOSALS. iHdorseA For
WATER PPB" also With Of bidder aud date Of Offering
be received this oee RosundA PARK until o'clock THURS
water Pipe
1900 feet, Of u Inches 10 diameter
JOuoO feet, Of s1 inches In diameter, and
1900 feet Of four inches 10 diameter also,
90 Branch Pipes, fo1rSay. 2rllt5I6,
% Branch Ppes, three way, HI70I6,
40 Branch Pipes, tkree.WAy, 6E6K4i also,
% tuns Special Castings aud
II tuns Siopoock BoIes and Covers
Specifications foru6 for The bids be obtained Application
this OGce. THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croon
ROBERT H. DARRAGH, }Aquedust
RswYork. July 2, IsGa GEORGE 4 GREBNB } Hoard.
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HfIp ManttN.

CKoToS AQuKDUcT DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF WATER REg1
NEW-YokK, July o. 1909
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY will be ADDED the frat Of August
allunpad Water Rents WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
Water Registrar.
SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.-FOR 81
- the undersigned VIZ send positive for dr1nAen6,sA Can be
obtained and lat Money refunded all where
Il dOes not DO represented Address Dr. J. r. CLARK,
Box No. APR n T. p o.
w I'D The undersigned, residing at
Bosoobe Grant CouHt Wisconsin wishes TO learn the where.
sbous his parents WILLIAM DAY and WIFE who resided
York City about ~ Mr. Day bTasounder and At that
date associated with ToneH the business The
sbeT in bis bObOOd brought Wisconsin BY ~ Goldsmith
having lost eli trace Of bis 10 extremely where
they living Any information Of them addressed
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