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To the Honorable Senate and House Of Repre-
] sentatiyes IN Legislature assembled, Tor the
year 1871.
The undersigned, specially petition your Hon
orablc body u amend sn Act approved Feb II.
l-'is and entitled an ACT TO protect Union River
from distractions. that 1t may prohibit Irom
throwing INTO suffering to fan or be washed IN
to said river any refuse wood, Bark or lumber Of
any description or any waste from shinge, stIyr
Bon manufacture.
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cEMISAL WEAKNESS, how to treat and cur
Dir. Pamphlet sent free Address Dr. IL. =
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-18
THE NARROW EScApEt
A DETECTIVE STORY.

TT was a close and sultry afternoon to-
Il wards the end of July. The Dover eX-
press was about to start from the London
Bridge terminus of the Southeastern Rail-
way, and there was the usual hustle and
clatter attendant upon such an occurrence.
Amongst the intending passengers might
be seen on the platform stout, silver-haired
CHEEKY looking, elderly gentleman, whose
spotless broadcloth and massive gold chain
ito which was attached a valuable repeater)
and, above all whose conscious air of re-
sponsibility proclaimed the man OF sub
stance. He was, in fact, the senior part
ner of a wealthy and wellknown firm of
Kentsh brewers and was taking with him
to Sandwich large sum of money, which
he had come to London on purpose to col
lect. This passenger appeared to possess
that sort of amable inquisitiveness and
restlessness which is a not uncommon attri-
butte of gentlemen who have passed the
Rubicon of certain age. His first care
was to secure a copy Of the latest edition Of
the Times, his next to recruit himself with
biscuit and a glass of old sherry at the re-
freshment bar, and finally to walk up and
down the platform, at somewhat brisk
pace, being evidently unwilling to sit down
within the narrow limits of "a railway car
riage until it became matter OF positive
necessity that he should do so.
While he thus exercised himself, the eye
of the worthy old gentleman was suddenly
caught by a large staring printed bill on
the WALL and adjusting his gold-rimmed
spectacles, he proceeded to peruse it, II
ran thus:
"Murder! $4,000 Reward = The above
is hereby offered by Her Majesty's Govern
ment to any person or persons who shall
give such information as may lead to the
apprehension and conviction of Charles
Wintringham (dIiaS Carlo Bertolacci), sus
pected and accused of committing divers
barbarous murders, for the purpose of com
mitting robbery, on the various lines o
railway throughout the United Kingdom
The said Charles w. (GIids Carlo b. is 2;
years of age, and is short of stature, of fai
complexion, has blue eyes, and good teeth
His hands and feet are remarkably small
and well shaped, and his manner winning
persuasive, and courteous. Whoever will
give such information as may lead to tn
apprehension, will receive the full reward.
1t was also particularly stated that c. W
had mole beneath his chin.
Bless mev calculated the brewer
"what an Adonis But, dear me, murder
ing people in railroad carriages-how re
markably nervous feel, to be sure. Here
guard ~
A guard who happened to be near, seer
ting a probable half-crown, Immediately ad
vanced.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-18

" Why, concerning recent murders in
railway carriages"
"Yes, have read them, " he replied.
"Well ?" said the officer
cannot see how that concerns this
lady"
Even the prisoner smiled at such obtuse-
ness
"Look, then" said the inspector, remov-
ing the prisoners bonnet, and with a mass
of dark braided hair, beneath which showed
curly golden head. "Does light break
in upon you now ?''
"Oh, oh p murmured the poor brewer
growing deadly pale. $50 that this lady
is, then, it appears"
"Charles huntingdon, alias Carlo Ber-
tolacci," said the detective.
"Good heavens ~ exclaimed the old gen.
tleman.
"You see, then, the danger you have es-
caped," continued the officer. "You were
positively asleep"
"Ah, ah p said the brewer, shuddering.
HOW can ever repay yOu?
"Oh, have only done my duty return
ed the Inspector. "This young rascal
(who could ever suppose such face could
cover the heart of demon p was doubtless
about to escape to the continent"
A slight contraction of the prisoners
face told the detective that he had surmised
correctly.
(Which" continued the inspector, "but
for an accident, he would have done"
The criminal elevated his eyebrows the
old man looked inquiringly at the detee-
tive.
eyes" continued the latter. I say, but
for an accident; for in fact I suspected
his design, and had taken the first train for
Dover. BY a misapprehension of the time,
on my part, was left behind at Tunbridge
while taking some refreshments. So that
it is mere chance ! encountered my pris-
oner in this train"
The young man ground his teeth in des-
peration.
"But-how did you know him ?'' asked
the brewer.
"Ah you think it was impossible to de-
tect him in that disguise" said the officer
"Well, will admit he makes as pretty
a girl as l ever saw in my life. I will tell
how detected him. In the first place. /
was struck by his sweet low voice, too deep
for woman, in my opinion"
"Ah ~ said the brewer.
"Then l observed other little things,''
continued the other; 81 have had long ex-
perience in such Matters you know, SIR
And at last"
eyes, yes, at last?" interrupted the
brewer.
"Well, he united his bonnet-strings on
account of the heat, and / saw
"Well, well?" again interrupted the old
gentleman.
The inspector pointed significantly to the
prisoners chin.
"Ah J., said the old gentleman, again
turning pale, "the mole?''
Precisely so. You have hit it," said
the inspector "But here we are"
The train had stopped at Ashford
Here the inspector removed his prisoner,
to await return to London.
As for the worthy old brewer after slid
ing G5 note into the detectives hand, he
changed his carriage to proceed to Minister,
feeling himself quite hero of romance.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-18

eaS~ Jimmy M was one of the bright
boys, although but seven or eight years
old, had evihced love of wealth, and
looked forward to the time when he should
be rich man. One morning, at breakfast,
his aunt informed him that during the
night pair of twins had been added to
the family, which already consisted of three
besides Jimmy. The boy dropped his knife
and exclaimed: -.
"Gracious A6ik Mary, if father and
mother keeps on at this rate there won't
be fifty dollars to divide amongst us?"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-18

press - remarked the brewer lone is not
jolted as by the ordinary trains"
"No, it is as you say, extremely pleas
ant" said his companion. "Besides, an
accident rarely happens to the express"
"Oh, madam, pray do not speak of acci-
DENTS" said the brewer.
" You are nervous, sir?" said the lady.
.'Somewhat so, l confess, and besides
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23

H. r. sEIEPARDsON
General Agent for the Pncidc Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN undersigned, being ex.ofncio Asse..or of
the town OF Gold Hill, and also, BY appoIn,mept.
Assessor for State and County purposes Of the
same township, mas THIS DAY commenced assess
year. Al persons subject TO taxation win please
Be ready TO make their returns on the ssses,-
msnt roll, When called upon.
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Cold Hi, Niy iosA, 1910. uyie.ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23

The NORTHWESTERN i. purely MUTUAL
COMPANY. N ip H' '.'-4.
Dividends are Declared Annually.
All participate in Dividends in proportion to
their contribution TO the surplus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23
Dwelling and Lodging
House for sale.

WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, o..
w Two-Story Frame House, con. ssiiii
tanning eighteen rooms. cellar, water ~.
pipes, and everything comfortable and conve.
nient, situated at the rear Of the south yellow
Jacket Works. This property IL well ealcnlA.eo !so
immediate vicinity OF the Jacket, Crown Point
and ken;uck mines. The only reason for cell
ing This property l. that wish to 20 to ranch
ing; WIN DO nold CHEAP FOR CASH, and
perfect title given. Apply ON the premises.
Gold Hill. April s,h, 1870. apS1mis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23

Lso, DEALER IN PICTURES. STEEL
a Engravings. Chrcmos, Colored and Plnih
Lithographs, Photographs. Etc.
Fnnes of ali kinds and styles ready OH hand
and made to order. AZ have a Complete AZ
sortment OF Mouldings, am prepared 10 frame
Pictures in any required style:
/ have a good stock OF STATIONERY, Blank
Books, Cutlery. School Books, Song Books.
Sheet Music, etc., etc. -.
, 1870-06-28
.FORHANDL1NGER
Colon5alg a Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

IETH hnnInTl TnF I1TIST HFCIGiiS IA itIll-
dinonl anf3rtp 1T TdvaIoot bavde .vpret
mport n6iosrende ! Uenseende I'll ITnders6-
goI9son If do forsk forosIaacde Arbei-
Co... soaIodos haTdn nan ovoraIt bnnvondt
civ IL Rohoorno If R-v4ninaorne far at
sasttos stand Ill at bod}301me U-dstrmknin-
aon If do forosIaaode Rpnorationer. Nan
R~ontvdodo iamr III den forosIaacde Omlnc-
nino af det aabne Galleri til Frederikstcds
Hos9nitaI man knndo intet Iaek see md
toopn borrower Tndoanoon. byiIket onsaoes
r6otvdp7io+. nibeoIIor eaao man anime
Snrekker7 Udvalrcts ForsIao her var alt
sao grnndpt nao hvad man b6Tte of Bebo-
ornn 10 dot man eoon oo s,nI3a Tristan
don If 7GoIInript vrre saaIrdes som mn err
bIeven ~onoiyet. wilde der believes starkere
Rpviis for Iyidero Omkostniuoey, Det har
vistnol aldrio handot sio. at Gouverne-
,oontot bor @@aoot vidara end UdvaIocts
ForsIoo SOM skont med Hensvn I'll Ind
skr,pnF ningor UdpntvivI blivcy Bvonings-
inannctonren anmodct ON at unders60e we'd
Lo5Tomondo Rvoninoor no at forosIaao by2d
dor onooooo n;6d3vonIio Han skulde 0nske
81 v;d hvorIodoo Cooon viIda have stiIIct
s;o for dot TiIfaI5o in+et ITdvaIr var bIovet
nd3nmvnt Aar. bvis like maa man antaae,
at beIc det onsjaoode BeI6b Wilde vaere bie-
ven forbrugt. Hvad angaaer BoIvprket
we'd Christiansteds Havn, da var ct af I'd
vaIgets Medlemmer af den Formening, at
dette Arbeide kunde godt undvere8, og af
serdeles Hensyn til den liden Handel her,
tiItraadte de 0vrige Medlemmer den samme
Formening.
2det Medlem for C-hristiansteds Landdi-
strict RatclilGe) bem@rkede, at Raadet
, 1870-06-28

beVilget de iuIde $4,000. Han g]Orde OPP
m9rksom paa at neutrality-suspicious. har
Ordre til at conferere med de EmbedsmHnd
under hvem de vedkommende Bygninger
hcnh0re, forinden han udarbeider sit Over
Stag, og at O~yersIagene aItid have veret
erkjendte at v@re omhyggelige Og noiagtige.
2det MedIcm for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict RatcIine) kunde j dette TiIfelde like
fatte hviIket Ojemcd ct Udvalg var bIcvet
udn8vnt, og hvorfor saa byrdetuIdt ct Ar
beide skulde paai6res diets MedIemmer naar
deres ForsIag like bIiyer vedtagne.
3dio kougeyalgte MedIem (Raupach) VT
trede sin Oyerbeviisning ON at Raadet er-
kicndte Udvalgets Bestr8belser for at have
nedbragt Bel6bet saa betydeligt, dog MATTE
han, med alt Hensyn hertil, hoIde paa Diet
at Gouverneurcn yderIigere nedbragte Be
lob, da han like antOg at Diet Store Wide
bIiyc forbrugt. Med IIensyn til Albeiderne
we'd FORFEIT, Batteriet og Kasernon i Cliff
s~tianstcd bemUrkede han, at Diet AIlcrn0d-
yendigste matte udt0res.
l8to McdIem for Christianstcds Landdi-
strict christmas var enig med de af Rau-
pach udtaIte AnskutIscr.
1ste McdIcm for C~hristiansteds BY (Clin-
dineu) a%utOrte, at Udvalget var gaaet nd
fra oeconomisko Hensyn, og antog like at
Raadet Wide voltage Gouverneuren8 En-
dring, naar det var sig bevidst hvad Image
Diet havde kostet UdvaIget at kommo til
diets Resultat.
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds By(Jurs)
Wide stemmc for Udyalget8 BetWukning,
da han var utilfreds med den senere ind
bragte Endring. Har Raadet udu@Vnt ct
UdyaIg, burde Diet foIgo diets AnskueIser;
hyorhos han bemprkede, at han ansaao
Medlemmerne ligesaa erfarne som Byg-
ningsinspecteuren. Skulde Raadet tOrkaste
UdvaIgets Forslag, kunde man Vente at in
tet MedIem vii i Fremtiden modtage I'd
|neVnelse.
3die kongevalgte Medlem (Raupach)
meente at Medlemmerne MATTE mOdtage
Udnpvnelse, og antog like at NOgen Wide
mod8atte sig 8aadan fordi Gouverneuren
havde nedsat Over8laget, og 8purgte ON
Diet nogensinde har v8ret Opstillet som Prln-
clip, at Udvalgs-FOrslag naVnIig Henseende
til Bygningsv@senet, oliver at t0Ige at GOu-
v~eTnementet?
Gouverneuren udtalte at Diet Wilde v@rG
en- ganskeurigtig Opfattelse, naar NogenyiI-
de ansee UdvaIgets Arbeide forat have aret
o%verl6digt elIer unyttigt hvis Gouverne-
mentets videregaaende HndringsforsIa we'd
tages. UYalgets ~Bet8nkning har y@ret /
neutrality-suspicious. H@nder we'd Attat-
tolsen at Observation-Disclosures i Diet tidIigere
Overslag og han er naturligviis bIeven le-
Diet med de Hensyn til den st6rst mulige
Oeconomie, som Udvalget har fuIgt. AtRe-
%sultatet mindre Enkeltheder er blevet for
, 1870-06-28

Sitting we'd at skulle lade BygnlngslnspeC-
teuren foranstalte Arbeider udforte paa an
den Made end denne selv havde tilraadt.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds BY Ga
berg udtalte, at ihvorvel Gouyernementets
EndriDgsforslag lovede en- for6get Bespa-
relse af henyed 5000, saa var Diet 10 dog
tviyI8omt hvoryidt der / VirkeIigheden op-
naaedes en- BespareIse, og ON man like
netop derived paadrog sic henhoIdsylis Store
Udgitter Diet f6lgende Aar. Dette Sp0rgs-
mnal var vanskeligt for de feste af Raadets
Medlemmer at afgj0re. Han Wide derfOr
anmOde Udyalget ON at erkl8re, hVOrvidt
Diet tremdeles hoIdtpaa eget Forslag elIer
troede efter de m%odtagne OpIysninger at
kuune anbetale Gouverneurens Kndrings-
torsIag.
2dct MedIem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict Ratclitfe) var enig med de at 2det
MedIem for Frederiksteds By udtalte An
skueIser. Han meente at BeI0bet til utor-
udseeIige Arbeider, $500, skulde forblivo
uforandret.
2det MedIem for Frederihsteds Landdi-
strict CNcWiIIiam) bckIagede at Diet havde
v@ret ham umuIigt at vare tiIstcde we'd allie
UdyaIgets UndersogcIser i ChristjanSted.
Han bem@rkedo at Diet til sine Tider har
vakt hans Foruudring at see hvorledeS Ar
bcider ere bIcyme udf0rto we'd offentligc
Bygningor; saaIcde8 har han, bIandt Andet,
sect Cypress Shingler aftagno at Bygninger
Og replacerode med Boston Shingler. Han
fandt Diet urimeligt, at den samme Byg-
n~ingsinspecteur der havde f%Orfattet Diet OPP
rindGlige Oycrslag har kunnet senere redu-
cere sammc til under Diet Halve, Og kundc
like fatte Beveggrunden hertil, da Diet
~tromgaaer heraf, at denne Embedsmand har
kunnGt udvirke mere end Udvalget. Han
antog like at der Wide indvindes nOgen
virkelig Besparelse we'd at voltage Gouyer-
neurens Kndring, og Wilde derfor hOIde paa
Udvalgets.
1ste kongeyalgte Medlom DuBois) vt
trede, at hyis Udyalgets Forslag vedtages,
wilde der muligen dog like forbruges mere
end Diet mindre BeI6b efter Commencement
tets Nndring, forsaavidt dettc vii tiIStrakkc.
Gouverneurcn bemarkede, at hvis Diet
OyerlOdes Gouvernementet at anvende Diet
Bel6b der bevilges efter bedste S%kionncnde,
Wide der seIvf6IgeIig bIiye taget Diet muIig-
ste Uensyn til UdvaIgets ForsIag Og han
n@rede kun BeteukeIighed imod at dette
5kuIde vedtages som Bindende.
2det Medlem for Ch~ristiansteds Landdi-
strict (RatcIiffe) gjentog, at han like ind
saae N6dvendigheden for Udvalget at afbe-
nytte Bygningsinspecteuren og antog at
Udvalget havde foresIaaet temporaire Re
parationer for derived al afv@rge Bygnin-
gernes yidere Forfald.
3die Medlem for Christiansteds BY (Han-
sony foresIog, at Diet hele at Udvalget fore
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
DIE D.

Near Marn's Choice. Pa. On the 5th iAzt Mr.
JOSEPH A0kTI&0RE, II the sisL year o. ais
age.
lie hai been fsr some years, consistent Meu-
Der Of the Presbyterian church, though for the
last year orst, he had beea prevented BY iasrmi,y
fran attending Tub'ir service. lie died in per
feet peace, his mind being unimpsiFed, and en-
trsly fFee frezn anxiety and care daring bis i'll
ness. even 70 theIast- He died surrounded by al
his children and his age5 widow, whom We com
mend 10 the constitutions of divine grace. They
mourn the loss Of hind father AID husband, and
the community tha; Of valued and respected cit
irc1-
IN wood5erry, or Saturday, March I2th, 1870.
HOWARD SMITH, younscst son 0f Or. I y.
and Annie u. Bawsers aged . years. months
aal , days.
THIS has indeed been deep AID SD afaictiop
20 the fond parents 10 coasiga their preeioa,
jewel to tic narrow limits oF the grave; to think
taa they have looked for the last ti1as upoa thar
lovely face. ana listened fs- the last tine to the
childish pratylings Of his sweet voice. TIE beau
ifa. Little form that used to welcome . fataer's
re.arp, and greet a n9ther's presence, Is How
fsFagsr hnshed in death. With little HovDIE the
sunshine seems TO have g,ae oa- Of their home
he was the loved 5f al who kasg hin, and n ihe
saabatb seh3s! his bright eyes and SWEET curly
heal wers eagerly watched for ay all the older
chi: Urea Of The school. Bat while We deeply
syupa.hi7s With the bereavsa .iriea.ls, We would
say 70 them.
Oh. call not back, to earth again. the fern Of
H0udie dear,
For hs Is happier, happier far, than Ehea be
sljourned here,
And fell disease, DO more shall pale your darling
loved ones broE,
For ne has passed fron earth away, BE Is a aHgsi
now
Yoa Ioyea your darling little boy, yoa loved him
a., toa vel,
And 'tBas with sadden'd hearts, shat you were
called 70 say farewell;
t. satsk submission you should say o.. Lord,
Thy wil he 9uae,
Yet u your hearts there seems a void without
y1ar dezr loved one.
Dat OBJ yoa SHOULD not mourn him now, Eor cali
hin back gam,
For when your mortal powers fail, your sSas Of
life doth waae,
Twill urge your upward eight, and 81 your
hearts with puTest JOY
To know. II heaven, there waits for you year
da-iing angel boy
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-03-25
A YER's CHERRY pECToRAL,

For Diseasss Of tie Tdyost and Lvags, s4,ez a.
CosgAs, Colds, RhooPing Cough, Bros
exits, AsEhma, aHG CoRsuH PfioH.
Pro5obiy never before Il the whole history Of
medicine, has anything Won 50 widely and 50
deeply upon the confidence Of plaukind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints
Through long series Of years, and among most
Of the races Of men il has rissn higher and high
er n their estimation, Gs i t;ts become better
known. It's uniform character and power to cure
the various affections Of the lungs and throat,
have made i known az reliable protector against
them While adapted 70 milder forms Of disease
and 70 y0ung children, il Is at the same tine the
most efeetual remedy thai can be given for Incl
pient consumption and the dangerC Us affections
Of the throat and lungs As provision against
sudden attacks Of Cronp, il should be kept On
hand IN every family, and inaeer all sre some
times subject 70 colds and coughs sl sAoald be
provided with this zntidots for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought IL
durable, still great numbers OF cases where tho
disease seemed settled, have been eompleIelr
cured, and the patient restored 70 sound healtil
by the Cnerry Pect0raL 50 eomalste Is its mas
teTy over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat,
Ihat tie most obstinate Of them yield 70 l. When
nothing else could reach them, under the Cherry
Pectgral they sueside and disappear.
Singers AID Public Speakers End great protee-
ton from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by il.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by takiaE the
Cherry Pesioral IN small and frequent doses.
So 2 nerzlly are irs virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates Of them here, or DO
more than assure :he pubic that its qualities are
fally maintained.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
For Fsrer aHd zgae, Eat.rs4isteHt Ferer, cEflt
Fever. Remisfeaf Ferer, DUab Agus, Period
icaf o. Biljoss Feser, 6e., aad indeed
al ne aFscfioHs pAjel s=iss fron
sGlGri9us, Elarsh, or HiiasHatie
Poisoas.
As Il name implies, it does CURE, and d5es not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth, Zsne, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever. Il in EoEise iajures any pa
tient The number and importance Of lis cures
in the ague districts, literally beyond aceoant
and We believe without parallel II the history
Of A gue medicine Oar pride Is gratihed By the
acknoE1ed gments receive cf the radical cures
effected IN obstinate cases, and where other rene
dies had wholly failed.
Unacelimated persons, either resident In OF
travelling through mizsma1ic localities vii be
protected by taking the Agas Cure daily.
For Liver Complaints, arising froD torPidity Of
the Liver, Il IS excellent remedy, stimulati1g G
tie Liver into healthy activity.
Fer Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, It
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
narkable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by Dr.. j. c. AVER & CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
aL round the world.
PRICE, SI.06 PER BOTTLE.
24decIy DIR. B. F. HARRY, Agent.