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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Foreign News.

The news from Europe during the
week past has been very exciting. The
despatch alluded to in our last number,
saying that the French Emperor had sur
rendered, and that MacMahon's army
was defeated, has proved true. MacMahon
was badly wounded, and his army was
either captured or destroyed. Napoleon
has been sent as prisoner to a German
fortress, and the Napoleonic dynasty has
come to an ignoble end The French
nation has declared for a Republic and
already the power is in the hands of men,
who, for several years past have been
classed among the Radical Republicans
All political prisoners have been released,
and Rochefort was brought from prison
on the shoulders of the populace.
The prospects for an immediate peace
are, however, not very bright, as the new
leaders say they will fight as long as a
Prussian soldier is on the French SOIL
We hope, however, that better counsels
will prevail, and that the attempt of Rus
sia and England to negotiate peace will
be successful, and that the war which so
far has been the most destructive to hu-
man life of any yet recorded, will be ter
minated before any more wives and chill
dren are rendered widows and orphans.
In Italy the republican element is
giving much trouble and so great is the
danger that attempts are being made to
transfer the seat Of government to Rome.
If this is not done the chances are that
both the Papal and the Italian govern
ments will ere long be among the things
of the past Even Spain is strongly af-
fected by the turn of events in France.
The formation of a Republican govern
ment in that country has given renewed
courage to those opposed to monarchial
government in Spain and already great
activity is displayed by the advocates of
republic. The end may be a defeat OF
Prim, and those determined to place a
King on the Spanish throne.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Qbe Gtntes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 1Da.
Singular Stroke OF Lightning.

One of the most singular freaks of
that has ever come to our
knowledge occurred about ten days
since. MIR. Emanuel Durr, residing in
the vicinity of the canal, about IL miles
from Sharpsburg, at the time mentioned
sent his son Charles, aged about IL years
for the cows, sometime in the evening,
and rain suddenly coming up, the lad
took shelter under a tree, but he had not
been long there when terrific flash of
lightning blinded him for moment, and
upon recovering his senses, found that
the fluid had entered, from the tree
against which he was leaning at his neck
passing down his back, twisting itself
twice around one of his legs, and passing
out at the sole of his foot, but not before
it had broken the bones of the leg.
The youth had in his arms, at the time
of the stroke, small dog, and another
was crouching at his feet, both of which
were killed. The boy was unable to
reach his home without assistance, and
was not found until about ten o'clock
at night, although his father made strin-
gent search for him. He is slowly re-
covering although his suferings have
been great.-Hdgersto,cn Mail
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
"OUR FATHERS HOUSE )"
OR,
The TJnwI.itten Word.

BY Daniel March, d. D., author of the popular
"Nfght Scenes" This master in thought and IAN
guage, shows us untold riches and beauties IN the
Great House. with its Blooming flowers; Singing
birds, Waving palms, Rolling clouds, Beautlltnl
bow, Sacred mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty
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vast universe with countless beings in millions Oh
worlds, and reads to us in each the Unwrltten
Word Rose tinted paper, ornate engraylngs anu
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"Chaste" " Easy and graceful in style;,' Cor
rect, pure and elevatng in its tendency, " Beau
tiful and good" "A household treasure" COM
mendatons like the above from College Presldents
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and the religious and secular press all over the
country. Its freshness, purity OF language, with
clear open type fine steel engravngs, suDStanllal
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We want Clergymen, School Teachers, smart ae-
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No intelligent man or woman need be Wlunout II
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dephia Pa. or, 139 Race Street, Cincinnati, ono
SO Monroe Street, Chicago, ILL.,. 503 y. Slxtn 81
st. Louis. Mo-; OF, 102 Main ST. Springnela'
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
CHOLERA! |! /!

The following letter is from Mr.. Woodward, OK
st. Louis, to J. N Harris, ESQ., OF New London'
Conn. Mr.. W. is gentleman of high respectable
ity, and during the prevalence of the cholera in
ST. Louis, watched the result of the application Oh
the Pain Killer for this disease and his testimony
can be relied upon with the utmost confidence:
DEAR SR:-You recollect when I saw you in
January last my expressing to you my most san,
guine expectations that DAVIS PAIN klLLEk
would have tremendous sale IN tne West aI, tl1iS
season, and my anticipatiOns have been more tnan
realized, and thetestimony OF thousands WHO VINO have
used it has been that they would not De Wiling 10
go to bed at night without 1t N the mousse ths ctv
On the appearance of the Cholera IN tnis Guy,
such was the confidence in the ram AlSr as u
remedy that many who purchased II rena1keiH 10
me that they had no fears or dread OF tne % coiu, @
as long as they had the Pain Killer py Inelil, anu
hundreds took it daily as a preventative, loI No
person can have a arrangement OF bowels OF 1l-
arrh9a if they use this medicine. Ihls was tn9 t
security and confidence of hundreds acqualntea
with it, and when their friends were attacked WIN
the Cholera they would administer the remedy III
large quantities, and in every case when u II G mas
been taken in any of the hrSt stages OIL te ulsee'
it has proved successful.
Iconsider il an infallible remedy. 1 have not
heard of any individual in any family VINO USED
the Pain Killer when attacked but speedily recOV-
cred.
The clerk informed me that he administered it
to persons when cold or in cramps, ana IL gave li
mediate relief, but still it should be given quickly
for when the discharge OF rice water, mas De-
gum the hope of life has fled. Should TINS disease
make its appearance among you, as IN al pttDpa, pt
blity il WILL be not alarmed you all OtnerS tneio
have the remedy and am confident il the ram
Killer is used, not single death by Cholera VIII
occur in your city.
A. r. WOODWARD.
RSJ- The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Fam
ly Medicines.-a-m
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Three Men Killed in a Graveyard.

A storm of unusual violence recently
burst upon the town of Freeport, Arm
strong county. The lightning was ter
rife, and one bolt struck and killed three
men, and stunned two others in grave
yard. 1t appears that a young man, the
son of Mr.. Goering, of Freeport, died,
and his body lay in the fathers house
awaiting burial In the afternoon Mr.
Goering, accompanied by three sons and
VIM. Hines, the sexton, went about
four o'clock, to the cemetery on the hill
side, back of the town, to select site for
the grave of the dead man. While they
were there the storm came upon them in
all its force.
Louis Goering, one of the brothers, and
William Hines stood together under one
umbrella Jacob Goering by himself un-
der another; the father and the third
brother stood together without any. A
flash of lightning and a deafening crash
of thunder came simultaneously, and did
such sad and terrible work as is rarely
recorded. Louis and Jacob Goering and
William Hines were instantly killed, and
the father and his remaining son were
severely shocked 1t is believed that the
metal furrules on the umbrella tops at
tracted the lightning which killed the
unfortunate holders. Thus, in one day
three brothers were taken away by death
and another family was made desolate by
the sudden taking off Of the husband and
father. Louis Goering was unmarried.
The families and friends of the unfortu-
nate men are nearly frantic with grief,
and the whole community is excited to
the utmost,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Useful Information.

How to lay off square Acre Of ground.
Measure off 210 feet on each side and
you will have a square acre within an
inch.
Contents of an Acre.-An acre con-
tains 1910 square yards.
A square mile contains GAO acres.
Measure of distances. mile is D, $50
feet, or l,760 yards in length.
A fathom is six feet.
A league is three miles
A Sabbath days journey is l,155
yards-this is Is yards less than two
thirds of a mile.
A days journey is 323 miles.
A cubit is two feet.
A hand (horse measure) is four inches.
"A palm'is three inches
A span is l05 inches.
A space is three feet,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Bloomfield Academy !
An English and Classical School
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

TJNHE FALL TERM Of this Institution COM
A mences August Goth. ,-
The course of study embraces Latlh' GIeek'
&c, and is designed to furnish thorough English
Education, or a complete Preparation for Cole
Vacations:-July ana August, ana one week at
Christmas.
Terms;-For Boarding, Furnished Room. Wash,
ing, Tuition in Latin, Greek, English Branches and
Mathematics, for the scolastic year, except board
in vacati0ns.-s2OO,0O .,..,
The Boarding Department. is at the INSTITUTION,
under the SUPERVISION OF William Grier, ESQ.,, by
whom good and substantial board will be fur
nished; and the pupils will bo under the strict care
of the Principal. Address
W. II. DILL, Principal,
OF WILLIAM GRIER.
51tfl New Bloomfield, Perry county, ia.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13

BSgn A singular case occurred recently
in the Court of General Sessions, in New
York City. James johnson was placed
on trial on a charge of highway robbery,
preferred by Mr.. Adolph Mayer. The
complainant was called to the stand, and
testified that while standing on the corn
er of Prince and Greene streets at mid
night recently, he was knocked down and
robbed by number of young men.
In falling he caught one of them by
the pantaloons, which he tore, but all es-
capped.
While Mr.. Mayer was on the stand he
raised his head and looked to the bench
es where the spectators sit, and there saw
man whom he recognized as the very
person who struck him first. Communi-
eating this information to Judge Bedford
the recognized robber was called up close
to Mr.. Mayer, when the latter positively
identified him as the man who began the
attack. He was Immediately put under
arrest, and at the conclusion Of the trial
of johnson, who was acquitted (the evi-
denee in his case having been entirely
circumstantiaD, was sent before Judge
Shandley for immediate examination
The name Of the prisoner is Max Felix
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13

BA~ A well-dressed man, who calls
himself Mr. Abraham Levi, drove up to
Windsor Castle in a fly recently, with a
portmanteau and hat-box, and told the
porter that he had been authorized by
Mr. Gladstone and the House of Commons
to take possession of the Castle Her
Majesty, he said, would never come back
to Windsor; and he intended to dismiss
all the servants, engage his own domes-
tics, and as Dictator" should do as he
pleased within the palace. He then re-
quested that his luggage should be con-
veyed to his apartments within the
palace and that he should be shown
the way to his room. He was of course de-
MED admission, whereupon he Indignantly
rushed off to the Windsor telegraph office
and telegraphed to the lord Chamberlain
asking him to give instructions to his
subordinate for his reception. He then
went to the hotel to await the reply, and
was there arrested and taken back to the
lunatic asylum.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
German Foresight.

Two signifcants facts incident to war
are, first that Bismark and Moltke never
intended that shot should be fired in
Germany, and knew month before the
state Of the French army Wherever
horses and provisions were being gather
ed together for the French, there was a
Prhssian agent taking stock of the same.
AT Berlin, and, indeed, through Ger
many, there were but four persons ad-
mitted to know the plan Of invading
France, and not allowing France to in
wade Prussia. These were Bismark,
Moltke, Binmenthal and the King.
That secret was so well kept that, through
out Europe, all believed Prussia would
have to act upon the defensive, and that
the French army would be led upon Ger
man ground. This is one fact, and anoth-
or is that between 1918 and 1864 Prus-
sia grew in population about eighty-two
percent, or from ten millions and half
while France the same period showed
a ratio Of only twenty five per cent, in
crease.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13

A SINGULAR accident happened on the
race course at Manchester one day last
week. Two horses while exercising on
the track, going in opposite directions,
came in collision, the shaft of one buggy
entering the vitals of one of the horses,
killing him instantly. The other horse
was also so badly injured that he will
have to be killed The horses were both
very valuable.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-13
Bay~ The fall State Elections we

Bey~ The fall State Elections were
opened by Vermont and California on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Next in order
and more important than either the
Green Mountain or Golden State, follows
Maine, on the 18th inst. Names elec-
tion has for many years been regarded
as indicative of the results in all the other
States. This year the canvass in Maine
is intensified by an unusually lively
struggle over the United States Senator
ship. After the Maine election there
will be lull until the LIST of October,
when the men of Indiana so to the polls
followed on the Sd of the same month
by the voters of Mississippi and Florida
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa hold their
elections ON the 18th of October, and
West Virginia ends the election month
on the 9th