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Photographs I've are. pleased to in.
form our readers that Mr.. Jerome Briner
has erected Photograph Gallery on Car
Isle street, in this borough, where he is
now prepared to take photographs. Those
who desire to have good pictures should call
upon him. lie claims that he can take
photographs which cannot be excelled this
side of Philadelphia.
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O.M.-We think your complaint regarding
the county commissioners is entirely un-
called for, as we think they endeavor to do
the best they can with the peoples money.
We shall therefore decline to publish your
article.
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Presbyterian Service will be held on next
Sunday eveningi in the Court House at 7
o'clock. Subject, "Does the Bible teach
total abstinence?" Text, Proverbs, 31st
chapter, 9th and 7th verses "Give strong
drink unto him that is ready to perish, and
wine unto those that be Of heavy hearts
Let him drink and forget his poverty, and
remember his misery no more.'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

A AWarning.-The danger of calling upon
God in blasphemous manner was illustra-
ted yesterday morning, in case peculiar
in its character, in which divine wrath is
plainly discernable. A man residing in
this city has long been suspected by his
wife as guilty of infdelity to his marriage
vows, and cohabiting with another woman.
Meanwhile she was neglected by him, and
compelled to earn livelihood by obtaining
work away from home. Information
reached her of the criminal intimacy, and
he was accused Of it, when lie protested his
innocence in most emphatic language, call
ing upon God to paralyze him if he was
guilty. Scarcely half an hour had elapsed
when he Was deprived of the faculty of
speech, and has not since been able to ar
ticulate word. This visitation of God has
a peculiar significance, and should prove
a Misunderstanding State Journal.
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For The Bloomfield Times.
LIvERpooL, Feb., 29d, 1871.

Mr.. Editor, Dear Sir.--A grand anniver-
sary ball was held in this town hall, o. f..
building of our town, on the 22d, inst.
Twenty-Five couple was in attendance,
every thing passed off pleasantly, and all
seemed to have jolly time. Quite an ell
egant hall gaily festooned, and also a splen-
did band of musicians. Quite number
were present from our neighboring towns.
An elegant supper was served by the pro-
prietor Of the Susquehanna House, who
knows how to accommodate the public.
w. II.
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At the Republican Convention held in this

At the Republican Convention held in this
borough, last week, on Monday afternoon,
Maj. Geo. A. Shuman, of Landisburg, was
elected Representative Delegate. The 9th
er candidates were John II. Sheibley and ].
w. CAN'T.
We know of one person who did not
seem pleased with the result, but the ma
jority of the Republican voters of the coun-
ty will be well satisfied with the choice.
Isaac Wright, John d. Cree and John A.
Shearer were elected Senatorial Conferees
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

The Democrat and Register Of Mifflintown
"PhGnix like" has ris en- from the ashes of
the late fire, beautified and improved. With
their new type and new power press they
present their readers with a paper which
compares favorably with any of our cx-
changes.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

Correction. - Last week we published a
communication regarding the Good Tenn
plar Lodge, No. 402, which was by mistake
headed New Bloomfield. 1t should have
been NeW Buffalo. Among the list of
officers for that lodge, we omitted to men
ton the w. V. T., Lizzie A. Trtle.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

Clothing. = Persons wanting clothing
made in superior manner should leave
their orders with +. Mortimer d Co., who
having secured the services of very supe-
rior workman from New York, are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly, and in
the best style. They also have the best as
sortment of cassimeres and cloths in the
county. If.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. - Since the en-
largement of Oak Hall-the largest clothing
house in Philadelphia-the business has in
creased nearly hundred per cent. 1t seems
impossible to build n house too large for a
business conducted on the principle of fair
dealing and small profits.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

s5a3" My hair was falling Off, / used two bot
ties of NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE and it
checked it at once. 1t is clean, safe and eff
cent. If your druggist has not got It,, send di-
rect to PRooToR Bros, Gloucester, Mass. See
advertisement.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

The editor of the Lewistown Democrat
seems to think "no person who does not
wear fine clothes has any business at the
Bingham House." in Philadelphia. He
Judges from his own reception.
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w. II. Kuhn, clerk in store at State
Line, was killed few evenings ago by a
gun which he had placed to shoot any per-
son who attempted to enter the store, bur-
glariously.
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Why Keep That Cough p

When bottle of Rohrer's Lung Balsam will
o--e it. tits pleasant to take, and more eiIec-
For sale by F. Mortimer & Co.,sNew Bloom
1eld,and most other stores in the county. If.
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BLOOMINGTON NLL,l NURSERY.

10th Year 600 Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Largest
Assortment-all sizes. Best Stock Low Prices /
Would you know What, When, How to Plantl
Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees, Root Crafts Seed
ilngs' 0sage Plants, Apple seed, Early Rose Pota-
Plants &c, &c. FLOWER AND VEGETABIE h
SEEDSl Finest, Best CoectiOn-SOrts and ouall-
ty Send 10 cents for New Illustrated, Descrlp-
tive Catalogue--9O pages. Send stamp, each, for
Catalogues Of Seeds with plain directlons-Gl
pages; bedding and Garden Plants = 32 pages
and wholesale Price List-24 pages. Address
+. X PHOENIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
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Use the Red Horse Powders.

HoRsEs CURED OF CHAMBERS. - Aaron
III Snyder, u $. Assistant Assessor, Mount
Aetna, Pa. O. Bacon, Livery Stable, Sunbury, Pa.
Horses Cured of Founder - Wolf a. Wilhelm,
ville Pa A. Slonaker, Jersey.
Lewisburg, Pa.
Horse Cured OF COlic-Thomas Clingan, Union
County, ia; Hogs Cured OF Cholera. : II. Barr,
II: A. Cadwallader. Cows Cured-Dr j. Nj.
NCleery, H. Mccormick, Milton, Pa.
Chickens Cured of Cholera and Gapes.-Dr. u
g Davis Dr. d. T.Krebs, O. w. Sticker, Joh and
James Finney
M Hundreds more could be cited whose Stock
was saved
. German and English Directions. Prepared by
CYRUS BROWN,
Druggist, Chemist and Horseman,
AL Milton, Pa, Northumberland CO., Pa.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

Y IST OF TRAVERSE JURORS for the Ad-
l ioumcd Court, commencing March 18th,
1871.
Centre-Meredith Darlington, John Ho-
stetter, William Asper, George Bistcline,
Samuel Wthrow.
Watts-AleXander McAllster.
Tyrone-Sterret Sheafler, George Weaver.
Toboyne-A. b. Grosh, Daniel Gutshall,
George w. CARRIER, Daniel Wentz.
Newport-Wm. T. Fickes.
Penn-Irwin Chisholm, John Essick.
Liverpool-Benj. Aumiller, Levi Wilt.
Toboync-E. A. Mclaughlin, James Adams.
Milerstown-Robert Cathcart, Collins f.
Patterson.
Carroll-Oliver Brown, Carson Lackey.
Tuscarora-John Yohn, Thomas Kerr, John
Black.
Wheatfeld-Christan Rathfon, G. Heisely.
Madison-A. l.. Hench, John Crist, Thomas
Kochenderfer.
Greenwood-W. B. Leas, Jonathan Vert.
Saville-Solomon Kopenhefler, Alex. Barnes.
Howe-Michael NJ. Miller.
Duncannon-Amos Hunter.
Juniata-Jerome b. Toomey.
Liverpool boro--Levi. w Hamilton.
Marysville-Willlam B. let.
loom1eld-David z. Shewley.
Oliver-John A. Super.
Miller-David Harper.
Bufialo-Henry Deckard.
Spring-Simon b. Sheibley, Abraham Bower,
John NJ. Foose, Daniel Foose.
Collins f. Patterson, in the above list is dead
and John Essick has moved to the West.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

TENRIAL LIST for Adjourned Court of Com
Il mon Pleas, to be held the 18th Of March
1871.
Jos. Eisley, VS.. James Findley, ct al.
Isaac Stokes, VS.. James Woods.
II. II. Weirick VS.. Henry Wagner.
Way, Foster IL Co., VS.. Joseph Eby.
G. Heishley VS.. Henry Bridge ct al.
VIM. Hays VS.. George w. Trostle.
Jacob Tyson VS.. Nathan Colyer.
Levi Mease VS.. Francis Smedley ct al.
G. Heishley VS.. Henry Bridges.
w. II. S. Cook VS.. A. A. Murray.
Andrew Pennel VS. w. B. Irwin ct al.
Jacob Yohn VS.. Greenwood School Dist.
Lewis Gilfillen VS.. Same.
Perry Kreamer VS.. Same.
j. SPONENBERGER,
Prothonotary.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

Sale BilIs.-All orders for sale bills by
mail, win be promptly attended to.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-28

nR. 5. 5. FITCH'S Family Physician; 90
IL pages; sent by mail free. Teaches how to
cure all diseases of the person; skin, hair, eyes
complexion. Write to III Broadway New York
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim OF early indis-
IA cretlOn, causing nervous debility, premature
decay @ &c, having tried IN VAN every advertised
Will send free to his fellOw-suiierers. Address j.
III. FUTILE, rs Nassau St., New York.
TREAT MEDICAL BOOK and FRENCH
" SECRETS for Ladies and Gents. Sent free
for stamps DR.. B0naparte Co., Cincinnati, OR
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TO THE WORKING CLASS-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole of the time or for tile
spare moments. Business new, light, and protita-
Bile. Persons OF either sex easily earn from Soc to
their whole time to the business Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
business, we make the unparalleled offer: TO such
as are not well satisfied, we will pay 81 for
the trouble OF writing. Full particulars, a valuable
copy of The Peoples Literary C0nlponion-one OF
the largest and best family newspaper ever publish
ed-al sent free by mali Reader, if YOU want
permanent, profitable work. address
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Sbe 8Ioon'asIn Sin'es,
OUR TIE r Nj S

CORRESPONDENT will please bear in
mind that letters received later than saturday
ming or the down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until the following week.
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To the Ladies' !

Circular for married or single ladies' contain
ing desirable Information upon matters never be-
fore made public, mailed free. Those who wish to
give II q careful perusal may address,
Mrs. ELIZABETH KING,
3 8 al Williamsburg, n. Y.
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DEATErs.

GABLE-In Newport, Pa, on the gath inst,
Mr.. Levi Gable, in the 33rd year of hls'age.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR All.

GOO SALARY PER WEEK, and ex-
sDCO penses paid Agents, to sell new and use
ful discoveries. Address B. SWEET SEQ, Marsh.
ALL Michigan.
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For the Farm and Garden!
PURE GROUND BONE,
SUPER-PHOsPHATEO OF LINE,


AND
GROUND PLASTER,
Manufactured by the Harrisburg Fertilizer Com
pany, Harrisburg, Pa. For sale by
Il. II. FICKES 4 BRO,
SO, 13 Newport, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

DOR sALE-A PAIR or BLACK HORSES. PONY
IT bu Is hauds high years old and ind single
oriophc; very cheap Apply 70 y. EONNEAV, lT Centre
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WHOLE NO. l2,645.
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plEECTORY For ADVER TsSEMS, :

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soef hobasS has'1SSFh sosRa
BoAsbERs a%,NS'TnD-srxrnrsru rAox-rif.h and skill
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FounrH
BUSINESS oPrUTUNiTiEs-Foun PAaH--Thrd
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CLERKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE FRS, and
SsB semp
tnird fourth nth and sixth columns. -
Psy soops Fissr F1anIEiltS and :s.a ssla@es sSs'n
FAdh-Frs seeoaa aNp and ,sisi SSi
R6PflEsaS' RuR6PEAS errAasuRs- SECOND PAGE Fifth col.
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fISxyS}ItAsIs Fixsy fAqs1 slsth s5aan. n4; z"
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fSENcT S1'Sa pAer-Fourh
HRRAin BRANCH orFIoEs-FInsr PAox-Firs. col.
AELp WANTED MALES SIXTEENTH PAor-1hrd and
uKLf S%AssYfrpMtEMALEs. FIFTEENTH ,pAox-su,h
HORSES ans 4c-finsr pAoE-seeOnd, third
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PROPOSALS PA9EEon.,h % T column IN tn
RRNr-rousrn PAdE Third, fourth and hf'H =. col.
REAL aD!y:t istt Az 70 ExcnASoE-gou..Im pAen-Fifh
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WAITED 70 FastiiAsG-ioanaEEsTn i rAor-sixth
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OFFIcE or .; $, ASSISTANT TREASURER. NEW

fu conformity with instructions from the Secretary Of tho
Treasury, notice s hereby given TO the holders of Pee
Cent Temroray loan Cercaes issued under the acts OF
March and Juv 2bs6s that all such certificates bearing
aao December H. 1871 9f The mnaon OF SO 900 between
TIE numbers eleven hundred Gl and thirteen hundred and
one tEJl inclusive, and of the denomination Of $4,000
tween tle numbers thousand and 07 and
thirteen hundred and cgynic 1880 inclusive, will be paid
on presentation tbs oce and that from and afer ha
3st dy of Nav 1871 such certificates will bear ins
erest and will he longer available portion Of the
lawful money OF National Banking Association.
THOMAS IiLLlOuSE, Assistant Treasurer U. s.
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RUviAE AND CHILEAN

l. COSJOtST TSSCE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
BY authority OF the governments OF Peru and Chill and In
with the OF The bonds wc the
hereby certify that The h0nls oil tie above loan bearing the
vi
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY APRIL s. ls7l-QUADRUPLE SHEET

DRY GOODS.
| ANNUAL EXHIBITION
R.H MAoYs.
SpfNipo sFAER
SEASON. 8x ans
nfoash0us
establishment. y.
sSyHEFIEs sSyE1FIEs - sSyHHsEEs sSyHE1IEs
Every desirable IN aS,Isis every DEPARTMENT
in our limo of business
In this country or
from any other country
can be found on sale
RH MAc9s 'S's season q
FANCY GGsSSiSs GJoDs STORE
And why s 1t 30 popuar3
AT r. H. MACY,s
corner Of Fourteenth stree, and sixth avenue.
ISs HSs sery ssn 9Say Sss,,
the newest and
,se ~ I'm most desirable goods vrnv rowrcr xs,cpo
VERY LOWEST rKiCEs
yyEsY VERY kS%EsT LS%EsT FkiSEs FkiSEs
R. II. MAcY's
opfsi5s sfASS
sEAsuN
MONDAY MORNING
the most complete assOr!msnt rg q q ooona
exb,b,ted Inv anv hon,c tbis seas season nooDo
roaxp ovpsy Gpssnysis'ing of the following styles,
NILSSON, SG,oNorpsr
uNDlNE, up,nr
v.oNoY,. CAMPBELL,
BRIaHTON A"'
NYMPH. ""''ioN'
GYPSY QUEEN. prrarsa
~ ~. NAVY, ,,
v,o,v, Dom
900 JESSIE, "o1N
,,,n,m, PERCY,
MAR1UEE5TvEHr UEvHr p.oy
ORLEANS,
and innumerable other Styles
SPLIT STRAW Hats
hEGHOkM !tas
Milan 49,, Hats Hats
NEir, NEAr9LiTAHp IA pp.nv Hats
GaaILtDDKENs SaLsD Hats
,,o., S.u.u.,. SPECIALITY.
Ladics sailor HATS Bopnc, rr,o.,.
4 FIHsfsSHiss EiHfSis ia;!iIi variety eeIaasse9ss:; eases;:;
Fine Artificial Flowers In magnificent proru.cn
o0f f'0"e' ''''A = p'''''' conservatory OF art,
We have the loviest designs in
FLOWERS wREArHs,
MONTUREs,
GARLANpS,
;" "eA4'''''' AA' Just received,
per last weeks steamer our .o,u. ,,o.. Of
Also LLAMA LACE suAw.s
nm mn,,.,,soa. in moa. elegant designs.
ThlMMlNSS 70 mach Sults
BUTTONS 10 match Suits.
p1oUE TRIMMINGS, Al 'n' ne" 'Aaue'
R4ssSsSIs sssss S1s;''''
.. ...ru ro,,,,.r .r,. Il. pAKAsoLs rasay
ees seety pGp"sg nn Yous sie Fanshns nna 1I Goods
Ied,as, Nacst,as -s "
Fine Toilet Articles; .n.c,,, 10, ,o.o
: a speTT,w Towsls sis '' VI
alta cents apiece ora rate article for tn. money.
cRoeoha .ueh shrs AZ rs.a ss r. on nj broadway S.
A Iarye assortment of - - ~
CEIIDREN'S CARRIAGES
FiSs su 81. ' cSu~. c.,u.r. VI, ,nr,n,. ., :, =,
We viii sell ChlIa's carriage With sprinss for sIs So
such retals on Broadway for $25
INITIM ,Ia NOT NOT PAPER PAP
ops1sns e nm
s n vac
Popular
Fancy Goods
Establishment.
You purchase
iD our
r,n,
FIRST DEPARTMENT
Linens, Linens, shlr,iass'
Iowe!s, Lace Curtai =,
NAPKINS, owisS Mmmsrns
Drels LhlngS, Iiules,
flannesl Souu'eEpaies
You can purchase
,,o ---... r,,r,n
SECOND DEPAETMENT
yarea Tac ebavIa
Embroderes Shetland sbays
Eandkcrcniefs Eun,inrs
s,nrsa,. S''' Pp,lrss'
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~ 9N NeNS
Fleetwood ASSOCIATION.
AT FLEET"o9p MaY rAsk' kk'sTisa T2kklsASIA' ~
F1EsI FOR ss Max T. sa better s..
three a S % hs9se, @ to s, sson ays s r
than s:as $1,000 rs $50 second 5000 to third.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, MAY H.
M $sooo for horses ha; never n srotted better
fSsse ss @ for horses that ,rCed better
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, MAY 49,
than sss ScS lS hTs $500 70 second ss1o third.
ns e h better than
@ % @ h9r:ss 10 that s nsvss e. G r1ted better
FOURTH DAY SATURDAY. MAY ~
No. spur free for all horses; OOO to first, $500
than M % rs 81 sscona sss ifo S 's'e
AL sG I'VE TO y
and must be made in with The
All Gom%9pes.ions 70 be addressed to NJ VAN
the s,h day Of Nay ISL u ~ " 0A VI Oe0''
InIIss WIN olos ,lo Hoffman House, New York city,
PETER j: NJ. VAN CoRTLANDT. President.
DARIUS TALLaAs, Superintendent
/ sPRINa MEETiSG, ISL
3 minutes s4Oo, $780, @r sico nav
eco for horses that have never beaten $780,
WEDNESDAY. June $500 fouryear olds that never
have won money-s4co' s2sq slSV' S5o.
$4,000 for horses that have beaten 90 2Oo $780,
500.
SAME DAY.
GOO for horses that have beaten 235-$550 $780,
&l0O, $780,
THURsDAY, June s-S4,oOO free for al-S2,OOO $1,000
$3.50, $4V0
$3.50 for horses that have beaten 2Ao-$45o, saO
Sl00.
FRIDAY, June 9, @a00o; double teams to wagons.
t@ s2A-- SAME DAY. "-rH -.
St,7Go for horses that have never beaten 23l
$1,000, $5cu, S200
All the above TO be In harness. mile heats best In
when otherwise specified and will be governed by tho
rules of the National Association Entries must comply
with their rules horse dsancing the field will receive the
entire purse.
Entries viii close at the Hoffman House, New York.
Tuesday May at NJ Entries by telegraph win only be
received before the box opened All communications 10
be addressed to George W. Oakley Superintendent l4s Mon
tsgue street, Brooklyn.
Il. U. READ, Secretary
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A -h.-fERsoSs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
Ns ife nsnvaree Companies and who do not desire 20
surrender Their poctes by bsolue SALE borrow the
surrender y:as OF thor policies bv applying Insurance
Aespcy, ~ Iibcfky street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DC.

EOR SALE 1925, WORTH S3UO--A FINE BAY HORST
suitable or any business Stable, corner Gouverneu
street and East broadway.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

1 nyrsr1svvavrs For rnr NrW yoRK uERAGn
n ELcEIvEp Az BRANCH OFFICE l,a4s BROAD
WAY, 1HaEE DOORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIkST STREET,
AND IN EkOoRJfA. NJ no COURT STREET, CITY
NALL sQE ARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE. ADyER-
1JSFMENIs A RI RECEIVED FROM A. NJ. TILL i. NJ.
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR Ar OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE or ANY KIND.
BROoK}y CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE
THEIR PApf,BS AZ THE HERALD BRANCH DELIv.
ERY, NO FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A NY PARTY IN WANT OF BEAUTIFUL MATCHED
~ Team and willing to pay well for same, find at pr
vate stable No Nelson place ESQ Mercer stree, very
stylish, drive horse with speed to satsy gentle
man afraid OF nothing; lady handle them and err
fccty acchmated: they are sound and every right
Also fine coupe Horsc, 16 to 16x hands high.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

4 SECOND HAND BRETT, slx.SEAT RoCKAwAyS
N aud Park Phaetons; also assortment Carriages
aud Harness. selling on regardless OF business
TAYLOR. 50 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A TTEND..sToRAGE 81 80 A LOAD FOR FURNITURE,
pianos, baggage, dry goods and generally
also cash advanced ON property Of every descron goods
received on commission at owners limits special
given to household furniture sales agreeable and en-
tire Satisfaction guaranteed by A. M. CRISTALAR, auction
Ger, bso Broadway, near Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

NNlyHasARy MELTING OF Tue WORKING wo-
mons 'r3se,ye Union, At the Ilar Of .c Young Mem.
lrtau Association, corner OF Tweutyihrd street and
rcuf'b arenic op Wednesday evening, Apr g. 1871 Mt
2cock Addnses by james WI 1crard, Esc Rev. stephen
n Mss May songe,y and Miss Emma Thurhy John zl.
The Song % the Sb will he Tecitcd BY Sidney Wooett,
gsp P- obtained. free Of charge, at the
Of the Cnon Beeoker street, a Association Hat, aud
tIe music ami book stores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-06
COUNTY NEWS.

The free religious lectures in the town hall, in
North Brookfeld, which have been given by
Rev. A. j. Rich, of Brookfield, the past winter,
on alternate Sunday evenings, have called out
regular congregation of between four and five
hundred people Mr. Rich has rendered his
services free, besides being responsible for the
rent of the hall; and he proposes to continue
the lectures through the summer on the same
terms. A correspondent says, that besides
attracting many of the best people from all the
churches, the meeting calls in multitude who
would never hear the gospel elsewhere.
The Suuthbrdge Journal says that some ex-
element was created among the employees of
Messrs. Gleason & Titcomb's paper MIL, at
West Dudley, by the finding of about $50 in
gold among the rags at different times during
the last month. Although the rags had been
picked over, the sorters failed so discover the
money, which was probably sewed into them,
and it was not until after they had been put
into the watts with revolving knives, which are
used to reduce them to pulp, that it was found.
The engineer, Mr.. Doty, was the lucky individu-
al who picked up the sinners in every instance,
they being deposited in the receptacle for refuse
material with bits Of old iron etc., just outside
the knives. After the first lot was found sew
eral men employed there made search for more,
but all save Mr.. Doty were unsuccessful. The
rags came from Alabama, and those in which
the money was secreted were supposed to be SOL
diers' clothes The pieces were all in dollars,
and of foreign coinage.