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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS.

On Saturday morning, in the Kings County
Court of oyer and Termner before Presiding Justice
Gilbert aud Assistant Justices Voorhees, and Johnson,
DistrictAttorney Morris moved for judgment in the
cases where convictions had been returned for frauds at
the late election Barney Mahoneys name being called,
his counsel Winchester Brltton, moved an arrest of
judgment. upon which motion the Court reserved de
clsion. In the cases of james Buckley and George
Brown counsel recaptuaed his reasons for putting in
pea OF guilty stating their 0ense be purely tech
meal The DstnctAttOrney declared that the prisoners
had not been indicted for purely technical Oense, aud
objected to It's being understood. very obvious in
tenon the prisoners part had been shown, which
was that either the be lost counted III pri-
vate. Mr. Eritton speaking in reply. when Judge
Gilbert interrupted him. with the information that the
facts he was reatng would have to be presented in all
dayits the Court to consider After recess Tor an
hour Judge Gilbert announced that the date OF SEN
fence had been deferred next Thursday at 10 a.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The six SmugglerS.-The counsel for lsidorc
Wolf aud Myrtle May, who are confined in LudIow.si
ia on charge Of smuggling, appeared before United
States Commissioner Osborn Saturday and applied for
"A reduction Of bail from $4,000 to $4,000 each The law
yer made long argument and said the bail was excess
Sve and thar the defendants could not furnish It, The
Commissioner deciding the motion, said That charges
had made against both of these defendants some
time ago bur, on their cOufessing and promising 10
give full information with respect to tie Snug
Cling frauds they allowed to 20 on only
81 600 bail each They both presented themselves
az the fixed upon for the purpose OF giving their
statements but they failed 10 give any facts That tended
to mplcate either themselves any one else other
arrests place after. and TESTIMONY was col
lected which implicated Wolf May, and many Others.
These defendants then rcarrested and they could
not again be released upon less than $4,000 bail IN each
case The COmmi, sOner said that developments az the
Custom House showed that powerful ring had existed
for years for smuggling goods, and that the Custom
House officers must have been aware Of the frauds ~ the
time Much OF the documentary testimony had been sub
mted the Secretary OF the Treasury ut Washington
who was convinced that the charged against the
ring OF smugglers were well founded. The examination
of tho prisoners is set down for to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
CRIMINAL.
CRIMINAL.
Before Justice Ledwith at the Essex Mari

Before Justice Ledwith, at the Essex Market
Police Court, yesterday. James McDermott brought
for having stabbed Michael Seaman Friday night. in
a boarding on Madlson-st A certificate from DR.
James OF No. AS Grandst stated that Seaman Is
fined Bellevue Hospital ring from wounds In the abb
dOnen, and ~ ia very critical condition McDermott was
held TO await the result complaint OF feOnOus assault
being preferred- Peter j. Allen, who Is well known
professional pckpocket, aud whose carte ornaments the
Rogue's Album, held III default Of s0oO bail for
lieving the pocket Of John lIOneback Of his watch
Allen followed the victim into hquOr-saloOn the
OF Grand and Jacksonsts., and engaged
versaton with HIM.
Before Justice Shandley at the jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, on saturday, Thomas Lynch and
Michael Hennessy were complained OF by John Farrcly
OF No 565 Greenwichst for having. IN company with
accomplish, still at large entered the oOmplanants bed
room early in the morning and making away with has
clothing. In the pantaoons pocket was $500 in money!
and his vest contained watch and cham valued al $50
q. Baldwin was held for examination On charge OF
having obtained from Scudder. Guok &
Co. grocers, at NO. 100 Warren.st, Sl5
worth Of groceries upon false representations.
Yesterday before Justice Sbandey Susan Brickett
held To answer having stolen gold watch worth $OO
from Edgar j. Tanning at No 20 Third ave. the sth
inst The complainant met the the street aud
she accompanied him to his spend the evening,
and afterward decamped with his watch John Cassidy
found by Edward Roessler OF No. 3G7 West Twenty
third concealed under bed his dwelling, Satur-
day night long cold chise found In his possession
when captured by Officer Toher of the Sixteenth Pre-
cnct after having tried desperately escape. lie ad
mtted an intention to rob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Bremen AnFhce i'r G''ioS
for Key Galveston Cortcs Ns l9 DOT S-'i'f ~ -
leans aud Huntsville fer Sasha1sh lol" hs
Nesb.rn tiampol aas,ssgou Isaac D Ia AoA -
night .or Georgetown.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov. March ?GArryei ste'us1ps Ae' az hose,
san Carlos Strrut Tapaso. barb Professor tauieT h-r ~
Towu. brig s. II. Curtis. Ncrrm4u. To- Oh. - ,t.g
urivoRg March 21-Ceard. s'rHrs'7 bieksioue le'''
Isvs> nsi AZ he Hr tns.sr March esq., ,h.r jota WG'a
parS nom Bobsy va Atppv Nesios so-t o. rfo'''',
PoRr,yp Ne Mlrcl 3-Cearei ca-sAiD Aa's.ia L''''''
scbr. pmta. AeIauiri VI.
FOREIGN PORTS. .-
LoVnoNpEKRr Msr,h -5iLe sea.I,.i. Nova Sootaa A'-
sov loa Portland for Liverpool. arrived 'o.af.
WUALkRs.
o. Ascension jan % brig kscAoi, Cote Of Beverly ~ i
arrived at Graral, 18Th ut Agate, Of BrOvsae'0~1 s
MEMORANDA.
vessel bottom up supposed be bAA o. about eco i1'' va
shin Jss Guthrie but Portspeuih IN l''' - -.
Which iaio N-pArais' II afe'' ~
DISASTERS. -.
Sehr Gen ". H. Freneh from sissbv'Spsr sih %. -.
in Of OF hassl y W aar
Bark Anuis NJ Palmer SAolssd io~das a. "aAn"Pe ''
destroyed By Gre At place f'D " Go. Nfr,b o.
ARRIVED Sunday. MaTCh -.
ship Re.olute OF Brso. Eng. Holt foo's-'' anu ''''
o. tea. IN 49,, ,..,v N,,,,,,. IS s.,s s1tsf
BarkR H. Puiugtou Of ProVtsuoe' 'r"so!'
Bari FIR. Bars. v-ssy md fro. Bsrsndl u DAYS e.
RAJ, G,oTy Brekrr n G. Bnhnck. Yokohama, sept TO- va
80, Para 81 tubbet sni ~
srb .rren Blake Meersey. Sshts River II q. feI 80
Schr Cora Nash Of Harrington, Cota, foro'' L. H. y
'IS ssS Rose of Brookhaveu Hose Dsnsrirs 81 DAYS %
Ses Farud Of Breolhaysn Lsanrg PeruA#ea''' ''
Srer peirout Gales Por,liod
SeAr Brambsn. Hamilton. fortsBd
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Sort @larNrns' 1utit,.

srars NEwioEE (
PezrwaKnESs OTFlck No - ""sN .tL
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, IN aeeoiua,''SSSt a s1S
~ 500, 81 ne Aet rssssd Arrl t. lti ratt y ..ss
E.ossnsr tAs arieus On,r Of s Port q Nes ios - ,aT
Interested H. OF uasiae catff, % ue suure nal'i
etauusnon or .uryry, lie @osuf ,r are ~.
uoa bT rs POn Na.a,ss. aad LAT Ne sAa saG'Hs VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.

PORT OF NEW March y.
CLEARED.
Seamlips-M ssissnpi Handy Nrweans; San Jaruto Ahn'
Savannah: Huntsville troE savannah; Champion Lockwood 'hl
Busse Kenneth Liverpool; Nelson New orleans; stars asi
SIR pes Mitmsn pBe; virginia, kerlei hy Nt al
Galveston Victor Gates NegOrielus: Loaa Moore Salrear Nss
Mive Eellaa Phialey Concord Norman faiadeli2
Nerers. Bear. Boston, EuIi-e. Nelson. lining
Shps-Robeua N.lget. London Colorado HobrooE Sau Fh'
Barks-J B. ward Park MataBlas, crtll Palmer Mr'e 81
ZEN A. P.per Matthews Gbr,'irr; Uuo Le D-oss psr-lu
Aubrey. uuort Bar.a-oes' Tempest WILSON No
bic: Tqro. LAYTON. ENzttctlpDrt
Schr,rsnssr Gupul la A. JlvbeJre Provir'ei
Dow Providence. :. Eraua5 tl leuI o. Na'kra,
Hopper STANFORD: Lott johnson Arrows; N'v Js1s Nrisl
Darlington Energy, Aagksol Boston C. C. Pee @ smith nie
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rheu Myer Bremen March T. via SOUTHAMPTON D.
steam bp sa1ona Hamburg March via Hare March -
steamship ALASKA GRAY Aaval. March H. muse, mails. asl
steamship virgo Bllllev. savannah. mt.e. .ul psst
Steamship Frauconia Brigg. Portland wdse az pass
Shio Lookout. Nrgent Liverpool PED va Hoytsad NOSE
san FrIcsau Of Boston Kelley. Fran mfss 'fi r1ss
ship Plymouth Rock Warner Lohaon aad Isle Of ~as, mA.- al
. n 49,. -.
p1rk Teyysr Gibson New etflri. 10 ball st
Ctsiine Ne, Grtirc- D.mer7rl
Rro sra ofSt Johns \. p Sesrir. AaccO Br - -ls
Big Yabsee Blade. Daley. Providence.
Brig Martha. Cassidy. Providence
Brig Edwin. Alien, Providence.
Scsr Rober, Noble Of ahhI n s. Dctsoa Yiuibo. R. -
Sssr Pst-,uea Of Bsio, Hon. Enrr wiak E.er SIC n,A'
rorv and rnDher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
NEWS PACKAGES FOR .hE PRESS

Captains pors.s Of vessels arriving at thi. sqa.s
iever packages addressed the York .a a,
persons exhibit the r1t,ea aahoriV Of W Snorios
Agent pacssgss The JOva Of Comm>r TSs THsrss
World san Erpress Epeaisc Post Commercial dr~r aE
Zs,lrg Moo Y0rDr D,aokyat shoah be delivered
be saIu-pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
SUPREME COURT-Cu,MBERs.

DeciSiOns--By Judge MISUNDERSTANDING
Alen-Motion granted the usual stipulation. Kuhn
agt Levy.-Motlon granted. futile agt Sackett.-See
memoranda of decision. Mohr ct al agt Elsaser.-MO
ton denied House agt. Porter.-Moton denied Ham-
ast. Smith ct aMoton granted costs So to abide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
SUPERIOR CouRT-srEcLAL TERM.

Motions GraRted.-IIoltz agt. Schmidt; Hicks
agt Reeder: In the matter OF Mary DOnney stoddaTd
agt. Soddard Harris agt Buckhafer; Dohery ag Tell
heImer; Masters agt Wakeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

sfHoOSEhs-k'Nhh ANP ,'isrN y.
J. Curtis. Rramiori. Bee D. frre. N-iteet
RichsrlLas' t0nu g,on lff'n Yea llifru
Meueufo Fall River. Nit.u. la-l-"h'
j u Yoanaus Eiz'hethpori. y = chew. Taunton.
4. Warren. rEshethroIL I.s ialus"n
GOrnef- ElKlhsi1p"f- Hessrn'"-. IllNth
II Middleton. Providence. l. a. Bafis. hr'osH'T~n
j. 4 Jewel Wriieet frc-.rrTn, 'iHI'srfrt
~. PERM. Bosson. , y Nnn0, ~ .l'..iuri.
II. Gibbs. New Bei'on- H'Hui 70 ~ ''
Te, {.ker Oregon. SsF-IrI'..f
W. II. Bowen. Providence = ~ Nsii"s fofihf-
l,ii,na w.iaeet T. u. Dovsr. f. River
J. Birdsell, PrnvJ-nee fashion. bo"srHf'l.
J. Croc,fori Providence. D. = BliaE Nes-ioalol
II. Parker Nee- HsFer. Ntra Ntslerr
Josephine, Newport > llni"f' NrH 81
Yarmouth. Hysuris D. u haln'it. N'Np'1-
FlyaVay, Providence = io'i-f sew Oh
Moi.sty Providence g.. Washington Eockllnl
Fupress Pockl.ut l'rif. E.stHu.
M,sssc6u'ett., RocslsuL J. McCio,s,~ Nov Lariau
Lookout Providence. p-aEl NJ ff,toa Pfota,cce
~ 4 Pre,nore. Providence. Trip. CA.
A. Heaton. Providence. La.al Roo. p. Wsl.eft
Capita, Providence. >ht'r N'g lia'ea
Martha Providence. America, Nrs liasen.
W b. Morris Providence 4 telca fat1.s'e
Wiuoua Taunton r. VI. Gtars. Yea.
J. B. Young, New Haven. Whistler Ia.ptun
NJ l. Davis New. Haven. u u. Reed. Ntl Neirl
n. A. Batter. Neg-ia,en. &. L1v>Hn N'w-llager
Sarah Towns. New Iay-u. J Roger. Wv lliFgl.
A. p. Simpson, Passport l1rerrf b"1l''i
Dr. Prs,kiB. LockuorL s. Iuck .re.ar. NtF Haven
Y G. Turaer kockland A. 4. trrtt| Nfu ta'c-.
Jane Mara Nc7WicE. IT. Jrfssnn ,fsnt'l
A. yaD. Cleaf Norsich Robin iiaol A~s lil'en
Tevas N0r~ich y rug n. Ff', i.tre
T. g. Willard. Portland e. H. Ni.soa Iiofyi'ree.
Judge Low CALAIS. ;. T. 'c4ala' NtsiAtfl
+. Burritt. Providence. f.nus, lala.Ia
+ Woeten, Providence. carln 5aue, Nea iia'fn'
Retire Providence ". ". Bra lari. Norflh.
NJ. Miller Providence. > g Snih We. 'e't
NJ Monsou Proyi lence. g. a. NogfsHi Nrsitren
NJ NJ Mernnsn Providence. Caroline ini ONE o. S'lsi-
n Morr.U Providence. : D. Sm;h BrillHi
4. Maria. Providence. Nora Aa. NeA-Ia'el
r. :. Hodgion ProNieuce. Alligator ts.i.s
s Weller. Nry.iIafeu. D lsfl.
J. :. Lane Providence. ; y ~ worn, Ne- hAA'-
VI q Elbot, new. LeuIO.. Hsg. Grcsngict
Mar, Tise Providence Fauso Barney Mjleorn
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FROM HAMBURG
IMMATURE ALMAss

sun b.l9 Moso rss-,... 3jl
ssuog Hoos 3Jl Cows lsud.. Az Hell, Gate u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

r.. .Hnn'er art. McGuirs.
8'..Bn.kiev sgt Excelsior Jifs
los Go.
". Travis Agi. williamson.
COMMON PLEAs-THiAL TKi
81. Bsthzste agL Hsskiu.
l.'.ko-lrn agt Kelly.
l6n. heuk- sat. Rrnse.
l'5. .Bufenbsck agt Rsdley.
lG..O'Donnell Agt. Hsrmon.
lll..GalliEaB agt Wilson.
lIJ..ThlrAaTe. Sag. Bank sgt
Task aud smother.
lP9 HebbArd sqt Hall.
80. Felix agt Gein. SC.
20l. heNair agt Hiles ard 9th.
2fj. Fsrnhseker Lgt Irolieh.
1904 Hoffman sgt Brsoing
Cossos PLsss-TRisL Tgp
li9. SCHNEIDER sgt Abearh.
100. ThompSsh agt Deym.
100. FROST sEL Jesssp.
l2f. Nc KIbbi9 ast Snyda'n.
l33. Cash sgt Asson, BE.
lo2. .KirchoG agi. B.HmenthsL
lg3. Golfer and 9Th. agt. O'Bren.
1T. .Griunell agt Kirkland.
1D. Same at. kerner.
IN. FOCAL agt Dayton.
la. Collins sgt Whit.ocs.
200. Schmidt at Schmidt
lfl..Kitohen ACT. McLeree.
Isj. .Whitmore agt. Dufy and 9th,
81. Bradford ami 9th. agt Martin,
COrRr % APPgALS-ALBASY
Court u Appeals Day Calendar for
81, 81. 80, 83i, s5I. 81. "a. 20. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

20i. willard agL Nelson.
l7B. Powers SgL Rogers.
?22. Ran ptcr agt. Kelly.
IA. .l.awton agt Crasforl.
249. .Oluey at. Manulug
20. Snyder at Gallagher
2bl. Smith AT Uni-rhiL
ab2..rret AT Van totL
2tai..lrlapy AZ Deauy.
2b0..Batlcr az nurulng
gJ.kasimau agt. PrtrtHr'.
SUFHENs cor
s-.Anoll st Liehtrl.rn.
51.bmwu so hi'clu.t
5i..t4ro Harmony tirr AID Mt
rur lrs Co.
sJ.bV.k OF ta.iuIuia agL Col
a".rf II.
il..Nmth $50. luierluL
,J.,4nc 49, bVu4cD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28
COURT CALENDARs-Trns Day

SUPRENE COURr-CWcvT and II adjourned without DAY.
SUPREME Cougr-SPEcIAL IERH-lssues of law and fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-28

I a.. .BcyAns GgL Bk. u Jersey
City.
l98. .Pv4ty agt Michigan South
eru 4 Northern Indiana h..
r. Go.
! ifS.payilson AT Mouisev.
| a,.Ayre, az Lew.
| l1I..krc Rail~ay Ga. agL Drew.
"a. hlorrlsai aEt MoOrehcad.
la2. Hay az staple.
! .n-..Nsu MNck at Bauer
RT-tUAHHsK@
& si..ffo,mun agt Su.iA.
Nf. paurrla.L NiiIr.
. lrN..HoIc agt Davis
/ iol..pnllr ago nn. d..
/ lls..lsrd 49, llriuan
J l-u.. Etsfmar .t Nafr-.
/ lA.ha'tRa .t MatnD
l.t..N LgiNu.atast keller
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| ~. .Orden srt Pstmsr.
Z 10. Is hitncy 90. O'K..Ilv.
Cah, ~. Lazarus at Gla.a
.N-PAET i-Kquiiv Csa.-.
/ 49,. BroSu srt The Metral.>a,.~
Gas Liglt 90.
is1. .OGoraau agf Es,-,k
~. .GiIlsspTr AZ Nelson til
| l'l-Btker 80 Laekreof
lS"Hsatb AID others az rs1.,.
bill
I 2'i.Baheock act fsmh
| 213. DeylIB AT PIKE I'D s,b.,
20. Central Cod s.liag %. al,
Plftt
l;19 DERBY agt Hariuaa.
s-PspT If-BarfrY Caofrs
/ ~. Ha.z sgL kii-.
ljl. .6foshor Ag' Desh
Ia. " hit.ock at McTeaa
ia. Planetafi at De- -ps,s
IA Derby AIT HarHan
~. .iloima1 rec'r. sef liss.
9l..Cartis aad 9th sgt Eisbg ana
9th.
". Sane at. Brran.
90. Topping act. Lsrlia asa o,L
3"NcA1lisn act ksor.
G.Ibboi;soa sat Ksya
5b..Deal a1d oth. at. Wiss,o,
20. .~lcoI sgt Dasa.
March BIB fago-i-v u "A.
March . Nos ., q. a. q. &. n
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-29
Local Briefs.

The hunting party from this borough to
Black Log have returned, but we haven't
seen any deer.
TThe property at Elliottsburg, occupied
by Michael Baker as blacksmith shop, has
been sold to VIM. Dunn for $1,000.
%The first snow Of the season for this vi
cinity was seen on Friday morning last,
when the ground was quite white.
A man named Frank Kerlin was killed
just below Harrisburg on the 10Th inst,
while coupling cars. He was resident of
Middletown.
Every mother should buy bottle of Fit
ler's Carminative. 1t is a soothing syrup
which not only relieves collie, but cures ii.
A squad of calvary from Carlisle Barracks
had lively hunt last week, after deserter
named Taylor Myers, but did not catch
him.
1eOn Monday of last week, Jesse Powell
while cutting out stump for Mr.. s. A.
Peale, in this borough, cut his foot so badly
that surgical aid was required to dress the
wound.
Henry Frybarger, of McVeytown, fell
into the canal at that place, ON the 10Th
inst, while intoxicated, and was drowned.
On Wednesday last the mill property at
Newport, formerly belonging to Peifer G.
Manning, was sold to Amos Overholser, of
Lancaster county, for $4,000.
DR.. John Bechtel is now being tried at
Harrisburg, on the charge of performing
an abortion, ssand causing the death of Lille
Mason, at that city, in August last.
The Newport band are paid quite a COM
pliment by the Juniata county papers, for
the music furnished by them at the recent
dedication of the soldiers monument at
Mifflintown.
Thanksgiving day passed very quietly in
this place, the business places being closed.
A union service was also held in the Lu-
theran church.
A protracted meeting is now being held
at the church in Little Germany. 1t will
continue until Dec. 4th.
The church was dedicated on last Sun
day. The total cost of the building was
only $3.50.
NSamuel CAN'T, who was resident OF
Newport was accidentally killed on Satur.
day week, by falling between the cars al
the yard in Harrisburg His remains were
brought to Newport for burial. The de-
ceased was son of Hannaniah CAN'T, OF
! Oliver township.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-29
For The Bloomfield Times.
A Union Observatory.


Mr.. Editor-Sir, if you please, through
the Times, desire to consult the citizens
of Perry, Cumberland, and Dauphin coun-
ties upon the propriety Of erecting Union
Observatory on top of the Blue Mountain,
which is the line between Perry and Cum
berland county. have 10 doubt but what
an observatory somewhere along the top of
the Blue Mountain would be both interest
ing and useful to our citizens. 1t would at
once afford most magnificent view of near
ly all the towns, farms, and dwelling hous-
es in Cumberland county, and a great many
in Dauphin and Perry. 1t would also give
astronomers good chance to observe any
strange phenomenon in the heavens, and if
there was one on each high mountain across
the county they might be used as signals to
foretell the coming of rains and dangerous
storms. | believe the time is coming when
such thing will be done. An observatory
would not cost much, if built similar to
those used in the South during the war, and
known as "Look- Outs" l hope some en-
terprising persons will take the subject into
consideration, and report their opinion of it
to the Times. PROGRESS.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-29
PERRY COUNTY
Re0t Estate, Insurance,
CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, 6 claim Agents
New Bloomfield, Pa.

WEINVITE the attention of buyers and sell
W. ers to the advantages we offer them in pur-
chasing or dsposing of real estate through our Of
tice
We have a very large list of desirable property,
consisting Of farms, town property, mills, store
and tavern stands, and real estate of any descrip-
tion which we are prepared to offer at great bar
gains. We advertise our property very extensive
ly, and use all our Efforts skill, and diligence to
erect sale. We make no charges unless the
property Is sold while registered with us. We also
draw up deeds, bonds mortgages, andall legal pa,
pers at moderate rates.
=, Some of the best. cheapest, and most reliable
nre life, and cattle insurance companies in the
united States are represented ut this agency-
property insured either on the cash or mutual
plan, and perpetually at "A and IS per thousand.
tensions, bounties, and all kinds of war claims
cOilected. There are thousands of soldiers and
heirs OF soldiers who are entitled to pensions and
bounty; who have never made application Sol
dlers, II you were wounded ruptured. or contract
ed disease in the service from which you are dis
abled, you are entitled to a pension.
When widows of soldiers die or marry the minor
children are entitled to the pension.
Parties having any business to transact in our
line, are respectfully invited to give us call. as
we are confident we can render satisfaction i'm any
branch of our business. '
Ca No charge for information
42Oly LEWIS POTTER & CO.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-29

DuncannOn Items.-A freight wreck oc.
CURED on the N. G. r. r., opposite this
place, on Friday last. The particulars of
which, we did not learn, further than that
fifteen cars were broken up.
The consumers of butter, are on a
strike" against the producers few
weeks ago, when it was 35cts, per pound.
1t could not be had, but at the present
price, (40cts.,) the stores are over stocked,
and hucksters, travel from door to door, with
wagon loads, and are sneeringly offered
10cts. per pound.
On Wednesday last spark from loco
motive, sat fire to stack of corn fodder
standing near Mr.. o. w. Ellis's barn, and
consumed it, and it was only by great ex-
ertion that the barn was saved.
Mr.. John Richards, resigned the leader
ship Of the Duncannon Band, on Monday
evening last, in consequence of removal to
Philadelphia and received at his residence
a farewell serena6e, as a mark of apprecia-
ton, of its members. The Band is now
led by Mr.. John Harper, Jr.
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OPPOSITE THE COURT no USE,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.

We receive money on deposit and pay back on
demand We discount notes for a period of not
over 60 days. and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York
On time Deposits, five per cent. forany time over
four months; and for four months four per cent
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing Banking BUSINESS and knowing, and
for some years. feeling the great inconvenience un-
der which the people of this County abored for the
want of a Bank of Discount and Deposit we have
have determined to supply the want and this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we will be sustained in our efforts, by all tn
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed of the fol-
lowing named partners:
w. A. SPoNsLER, Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa.
A. G. MILLER, Shippensburg, Cumberland co, Pa.
JOHN WoNDERLICH, ~ y"
HENRY RUBY, " " "
WM. H. MILLER, Carlisle, :"
OFFICERs:
w. A. SPONSLER, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS Custier.
New Bloomfield 8 1y
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Another Man sold.-A Blair Co., paper

says: "Another victim to the counterfeit
money swindle, has been found in this
county. One of those packages-price,
$3I.5O per box-made its appearance at the
Express office. 1t was addressedto to a resi-
dent of the enterprising town of Williams
burg. When he made his appearance he
was asked if he knew what the box con-
tained Said emphatically that he just did.
" Hadn't he better open it in the Office ?"
"Not much !" and off he went with his
precious box. He hasn't been heard from
since; but as he isn't member of the
church it is fair to presume that he prayed
for short time after the fashion of Horace
Greeley 90
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-29

DedicatiOn.-By divine permission, the
new Methodist Episcopal Church, in Carroll
township, near Carson Laclzey's, will be
dedicated to the worship of Almighty God,
on Sabbath, the 4th of December. Rev.
B. B. Hamlin, d. D., Presiding Elder of
Juniata District will preach the dedicatory
sermon. Services to commence on Satur-
day evening at 81 o'clock. Ministers and
people of adjoining churches are respect
fully invited to be present.
G. w. BoUsE, p. G.
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1y4 4 Al, a,

ta1" The Five Dollar Sewing Machine pur-
chased by me, January, 1866, from the Family
Sewing machine Company, sc Nassau-Street,
N. Y, has been in almost constant use ever
since. 1t has not been out of order once. Has
cost nothing for repairs, and 1 find it simple
and reliable in operation, and always ready to
sew. Those friends of mine who use them with
the new improvements are very much pleased.
The one i have would not part with.
MRS. ANN w. CUTHBURT.
ALL SIN. 428 West 36th-Street New-York