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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-15

Director Of the Poor, Auditor and Coroner.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-15
Dr. Wells' EXTRACT Of Jurubeba .

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the
plant and must be taken as permanent curative
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-15

A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING "a :,
"A Neatly executed at the Bloomfield Times
Steam Job Ohice.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Temperance Rally at City Hail

That deep and permanent interest in the
cause of temperance exists in the minds of our
citizens is evinced by the great crowds that
throng to City Hall to take measures togeth-
er how best to suppress the evils of Ium-selling
and um-drinking. The hall was densely pack
ed again last evening, although there was no
extraordinary attractions offered to them save
the promised presence of a body of co-laborers
from Biddeford, who, by the way, disappointed
the people The Cadets marched to the depot
with the Band, to receive the Biddeford Cadets
and their escort, but only two persons from that
city put in an appearance, and the Cadets fell
back on City Hall in good order. TWAS known
on Saturday that Gen. Chamberlain was pre-
venced from accepting the invitation extended
to him, and the platform was occupied by home
speakers Mayor Kingsbury being occupied
with the Board of Aldermen during the first
part of the evening, 1t. G. L. +. Howe presid-
ed and introduced the speakers. Able speeches
were made by Neal Dow and Rev. Messrs.
Small, Carruthers, Luce and Smith. The May
or, when he came upon the platform, was in
yited to speak, and at the close of his remarks
read the following -
Lines dedicated TO the Biddeford TEN.
perance Reform Club.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

warn the people of that city that they will find
it no child's play to match the Cadets in sol
diery qualities.
The ladies of st. Lawrence Street Congrega-
tional Society will hold fair at Lincoln Hall
some time next week, the proceeds to be devot-
ed to improving their church edifice.
Sheriff Perry made quite number OF search
es yesterday and two seizures-one at John
Bradley's ON Washington street, and another at
shop on Green street near the bridge, but we
did not learn the name of the keeper. The lat
ter seizure was made after dark. We learn
that some of the dealers have adopted the prac-
tice of selling in the evening and keeping their
places closed fast in the daytime and the Sheriff
has found it out
A bevy of beautiful young girls, who have &C.
cupied one of the upper rooms in the City
Building for clerical work for the Register of
Deeds, yesterday presented Mr.. Burnham, the
janitor, with massive and elegantly chased
silver napkin ring as a token of recognition for
many courtesies received from him. 1t was no
doubt pleasure for William to wait upon the
dear creatures, but to be doubly rewarded! Oh,
mol
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Supreme Judicial Court.


MoNDAy.-Mary @. Maxwell VS.. Elbridge Gerry.
This is an action of assumpsit for money had and
ceived and for breach Of contract Damages claimed,
$1,000. Defence, no money had and received, and no
such contract as alleged, and full settlement of all
demands and controversies by reference in judgment
of Court between the defendant and Eben Maxwell,
husband of TIE plaintiff who is alleged to be the real
party in interest in this suit and prosecuting the
same In the name of his wife. There evidence
tending to show that the farm, about which this
troversy arises conveyed by the husband to the
wife without consideration, and that he conveyed it
to the defendant he husband and wife joining in the
decd, and that since he has transacted all bust
relating to it, and the consideration and the
Element and reference if 1t were his own with her
consent and ratification. The case has been on trial
during the last three days. Jury out.
Merrill. p Howard & Cleaves.
Carleton. Butler
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

DIR. BoLLEs' Observation-Disclosures are
completed, we are told, for two extra lectures
and exhibitions by the Rev. Dr. Bolles, illustra-
tive of the wonders revealed by the microscope.
They are to be given at City Hall, on the even
ings of the 7th and 9Th af May. The screen on
which the pictures are thrown is to be still larg
er than the unusually large one used at Fluent
Hall; in every way the exhibition promises to
be by far the most remarkable of its kind ever
witnessed here. 1t will be remembered that at
the closing lecture of the recent course DR..
Bodies attempted to illustrate the wonders of
the Polarscope, meeting with success which
indeed surprised and pleased his audience, but
which was not so scientifically complete as he
himself desired. Recent experiments have en-
abled the exhibitor to promise brilliant and en-
tirely satisfactory results at the coming display
The first of the two lectures is to be popular"
and will include the most striking and pleasing
of the pictures of the recent exhibitions, with
as many more entirely new. The second lee
ture is to be more strictly scientific" and in
addition TO several novelties, will include those
very remarkable and beautiful illustrations of
capitalization, and the wonders of the Polari-
scope already referred to. We congratulate our
friends on the treat in store for them
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
MINOR TELEGRAus.

The furniture establishment of T. Kellogg,
Springfield, Mass, was burned yesterday Loss
$4,000; insured.
The hotel at Dexville Notch, N H.. was burn
ed Saturday. Loss $3OOO
A Detroit despatch says the ice in Mackinaw
straits is broken up.
Fires are reported in the mountains near
Kingston, n. Y, and along the Rondout and
Oswego Railroad, which are doing considerable
damage.
In Liverpool 1000 cartmen have struck, caus-
ing suspension of all business on the docks
and in the warehouses, and throwing 1000 la
borers out of employment.
The Empress Augusta of Germany has left
Berlin ON her visit to Queen Victoria.
State Senator Hardenburgh of New York.
died yesterday, and Mr. Underwood, Clerk of
the Assembly, is not expected to live
The present Emperor of Japan has appoint-
ed the late tycoon to an honorable office and
title.
The Ohio Legislature finally adjourned
Monday. - - -
The present Minister of Finance in Japan
was the leading rebel general in the last revolt
The landing of arms in Cuba by private par
ties is forbidden.
The report that the troubles of theIMethodist
Book Concern have been adjusted is premature
The whole matter will come before the General
Conference in the form of two reports, one
charging the management with corruption and
the other defending the operations of the last
six years. Adjustment is as hopeless as ever
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
The Book Concern.
Violence i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The 9th Infantry Col
Hazen, is ordered ia Dakota for service on the
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroed. An adj
ditional detachment of troops have been sent
to assist in expelling the white outlaws from
the Indian territory The railroad managers
here have discharged all the employees attach
ed to the train on which Stevenson, Cline and
oath inst, having received orders to do so from
some of the Regulators Several railroad
officials fled from Sedalia, Mo-, on Saturday. in
consequence of the report that some Cass coun-
ty outlaws were there for the purpose of assas-
sinating them. Among those who left was r.
s. Stevens, Manager of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad Company.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Administrators sale.

DURSUANT to licence of the Probate Court for
Il the County of Cumberland, to me granted ON
the third Tuesday Of February, A. D., 1872 make
sale of the estate of Dennis McCarty, late Of Port
land in said county, deceased consisting Of eertain
parcel Of land situated in said Portland the north
eastery side Of Centre street, and bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at the southerly of
lot Of land now, or formerly owned by one Mary
street twenty feet to stake, thence running
northeasterly parallel line with said Evans land
sixtynine feet and six inches to land former
ly owned by heirs Of the late Mary Hall, thence
ming by said Halls land northwesterly to said Evans
land thence by said Evans land southwesterly to the
first bound, and subject 70 mortgage TO John Sted
worthy, for the sum of two hundred dollars, dated
July oath, A. D., 1862 will sell the said real estate
Of the said McCarty, at public auction, the premis
es In said Portland, on the twenty-seventh day Of
June, A. d. 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur
poses in the license set forth. n. D
The premises will be sold subject to the mortgage
before mentioned.
II. B. CL.EAVES,
Admir- of estate Of Dennis McCarty deceased.
Portland, April 20, A D., 1872. ap29-1awM
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Ferry Village.

AccDENr.-On Saturday as Capt. Small of
the sloop Seventy-six of Bath, was wheeling
wood, his barrow ran off the plank drawing
him off, and in his fall he struck his knee on
the sharp edge of the rock, splitting his knee
pan and gashing the surrounding flesh. The
physicians says his injuries will lay him up for
several months u -.-.s ..- -.r .t..
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
BY J. o. BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneers.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

WYE shall offer at public auction on Tuesday, May
w 18th, at three O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
that beautiful garden lot, at MorriPs Corner Deer
ing. known the Portland Nursery, covering
about and half of land, every foot of which
Is under cultivation like garden. 1t fronts on For
est Avenue, and is bounded on two sides by Cedar
and Morrill, SITS. On it is a good two-sory house,
nearly new 24x24 feet, with an ell A2x20 #; it
tans nine rooms, light airy and high studded, with
good Closets and spacious entries water Is brought
into the kitchen. The grounds are stocked with
young and healthy fruit trees, many Of which are in
full bearing with grape vines in variety, and
rents Strawberries, raspberries and gooseberries in
abundance. The place is Celebrated for its beautiful
flowers in their rich profusion; its hedges, ornamen
tai trees and strawberries. 1t is within few minutes
walk Of both the railroads, of the seminary, the
church, &C., and within twenty minutes ride Of the
city, combining all its advantages without its evils.
The grounds can be examined at any time and IL e
of sale. ap3Oeodtd
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

WKsT COMMERCIAL SrREET.-The PROPOSE
tion of the Boston and Maine Railroad .Compa-
ny to the City Council lest night, if accepted,
will make material change in the location OF
West Commercial street, west of Emery. 1t is
proposed to begin at the last named point and
swing West Commercial street considerably to
the south, giving the Boston and Maine road a
location the present street. The change will
involve the removal of the Portland & Ogdens-
burg freight depot (if we understand the sketch
submitted), also one or two other buildings. 1t
is generally regarded as an advantageous offe1
to the city, and the indications are that the ar
rangement will be made without any unneces-
sary DELAY, 5a
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

THE FIRE IN WATERBoUGH-A gentleman
from South WATERFORD informs us that on Sat
urday fire occurred near the railroad station,
caused by spark from a locomotive, which
burned over about twelve or fifteen acres OF
woodland and destroyed about fifteen cords of
cut wood and considerable fence. The proper
ty was owned by Joseph Downs and Reuel
Kicker Amount of loss not known.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

The church at Biddeford Pool has been pre-
scented with fine altar, by Thomas Mcbride,
Esq. This altar is one hardly to be excelled in
point of elaboration in New England. 1t is
made of Rlack walnut and finely carved and or
namented, and was constructed at a cost OF
$500. This is a most generous gift, and will
hold the donor in kind remembrance for many
coming wears
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
Real Estate on Danforth street. at
Auction.

nN.Tuesday, April 30th, at Z. NJ, we shall sell
" the 81 story wooden house No 81 Danforth street
Said house contains ten rooms, with large attic and
closets, finished with modern improvements, bath
furnace large cellar; there is also large stable
the lot which contains about 800 feet, in which Is
grapes, small fruits sc.
al, Terms easy and made known at sale. deposit
ES requirei. The house can be examined Thursday
FRIDAY and day Of sale
IN Ioca,;over very pleasant and convenient house and
the city. ~'seSs 10 the Ousiness portion Vi
.,-5o - ~ nAhLEK &c Co., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
BY A LADY


mighty sound is marching on, there's music in its
AS IT sweeps our proud New Engiand's heights, and
The glorious truth we long to hear; proclaim it ever
more! fsf E.sl
Our cause is marching oni
CHoRUs-Glory, Halleliujah, &c.
Many weary lives have fallen, 50 the dreary record
When ssSou-hunters" stood and waited at the "dead
line for their breath, -.e
While Disease and grim Starvation drove their mad
Ere truth went marching ont
CHoRUs-Glory, glory, Hailelujah, &C.
Victorious through their suerngs, true and tender
How the thoughts of home and kindred thrill their
beating pulses when s...ty-rr 0fF ~
Our cause is marching onl 5 ft=
Meet them, brothers, in the highway; meet them,
Send up fires of joyous cleaning from your hearths,
ence desolate;
Hail with joy each erring brother se every bitter
hate,
Since God is marching ont loa
CHoRUs-Glory, &c. .A --'f-t Dig
o, eyes once red with watching down the dim and
For the palsed hand and aching head and loved but
erring feet. ''5 f-
There's no power in earth or Heaven strong enough to
bring defeat rl1f
When God is marching on! .4ia.lr3 "a
CHoRUs-Glory, &c. l a
There's sound of tempest coming thro the still and
sluggish air! .t7
There's host of freemen trampling down the wrongs
We used to beari A -- g s-s
Bring your songs and smiles. fair women, ring out
welcome everywhere, "a ga EfH
Since God is marching on!
CHoRUs-Glory, &c. 1r iG - aa.a.s. I.frs-.-. ~
Then gather to the music of the stirring fife and
drum; .a.. ..5' ~
Let your war-cry be Cold Water, bid the rushing
armies come
Till with hearts and hands united we can shout, "e
rictory's tcon %
And God is marching on! - afAeE
CHoRUs-Glory, sc. EEAL fa-s - - AFEA
A collection, amounting to about $27, was
taken, and about fifty names were added to
pledge. There are now about GOO names on
the book. The meeting closed by singing the
Doxology, with accompaniment by the Band.
Notice was given of temperance meeting at
Williams Hall, corner of Congress and Chapel
streets, Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 29.--Justices West
sustained acting Governor Day, and advised
Gov Reed that his impeachment is still pend
ing before the Senate, which, the Court says, is
the only tribunal to acquit him, and until he is
acquitted or discharged by that tribunal he is
dissented, holding that the Senate having ad-
journed sine die, the effect was to acquit Reed.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
THE following locals are clipped from &C

The following locals are clipped from col
umn of the same racy character in the Saco In
dependent: ~ IsT s .J @
We have consulted the authorities of the two
cities and are enabled to inform. our 100000
readers that there is no truth in the report that
Luther Bryant has purchased the covered
bridge and is to remove the same to Cow
Island, to be used as an opera house.
James Smith has now two hens setting, one
on twelve, the other upon thirteen eggs. We
trust the hens of our worthy fellow citizen will
be successful in their incubations and that Mrs.
Smith will live to happy old age f.-ll l3
A punt escaped from its moorings above
Springs Bridge, and in spite of the most SIREN
uous exertions of the spectators, went over the
falls; no insurance. The loss falls heavily upon
its owner, who only last week had top torn
from his boot. -
A prominent citizen residing on Elm street,
while cracking walnuts on Friday evening, ac-
cidently pounded his thumb. 1t was a narrow
escape for the hammer. -- t-
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Administrators Sale.

Stock, Tools and Furniture mt Auction.
DURSUANT to a license from the Hon. j. A.
IL Waterman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland, shall sell at public auction
on FRIDAY. May 3. 1872, at halfpast ten O'Clock in
the forenoon at the late residence Of Abal A. Cutter
in Saccarappa, the following personal property TO
witt horses, cows and calf, % hens, double and
single harness, and 2horse wagons and sleds, Now
ing machine, hay racks and rake, eultiyators har-
rows farming TOOLS and also l6 barrels potatoes 126
-four barrels together with the entire household fur
nture. I-.-. .s. r5-af ffffir-a
Dated at Saccarappa April 21st, 1s72.5.. .-. ..-
N. p. ROBERTS, Administrator. r
f. o. BAILEY & CO., Aucticneers.
Ar,Oe
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
. $. BAILEY & co., Aue,ioneer..


VVHE subscriber will sell at public auction the
Il Both day of April 1872, at o'clock p NJ at store
No. 24O Fore st. Portland the goods and chattels
signed by Luther j. HILL for the benefit of creditors
including horse harness and wagon, two pungs one
buffalo robe Spice and Coffee Mills Shafting Puleys
Betting, Coffee Roaster Platform and Counter Scales,
Backing Sage, Nutmegs, Indigo Blueing, Corn
Starch, Cocoa, Saeratus Coffee, Hops, Roasted Peas,
Cigars, Pasteboard Boxes, Office Furniture, &c.
April %, 1872. ..
ap25td HENRY C.. PEABODY Assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
CITY AND VICINITY.
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-J. s. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fair and Festival-Pine St. M Z. Church.
He's Got to Come Back-Harry Bloodgood.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. '1
Fashionable Millinery-C. C. welch.
Wanted-Boy.-T. Lobenstein.
Flour w. L. Wilson & Co.
Enthusiastically. .- I...-.
To Traders. tt-f
Notice-Wreaths. .-.
Concrete-Gatley, Sheridan & Grifhths.
Dissolution-F.C C. Pope s. Co. s- r.-s
Shawls and Silks-Eastman Bros.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Air Treatment-Dr. Mace.
Card-Henry Bloodgood.
Removal-Hoyt, Fogg s. Breed.
The Cause of Temperance.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
United states Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE sHEPLEY
MoNDAY.-William 7. HARDWOOD ct ux. VS.. G. T.
Railroad. Closing argument for the defence, by Bion
Bradbury, will be finished Tuesday forenoon.
\. A. Strout. Bradbury s. Bradbury.
w Viroin
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Destructive Fire.

ERIE, April pa fire broke out at noon to-
day in shed connected with the Germania Ho-
tel at Warren, Pa. The flames spread rapidly,
and in short time the Germania Hotel, Union
school house, Methodist church and four or hve
dwellings were destroyed. There are no hopes
of checking the flames till steamers and hose
can be had from Erie, Cory and Titusvllie'
Loss at present estimated at 100000 -..
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
BY ). 8. BAILEY q co., Auctioneer.
Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.

VVHE subscriber will sell at public auction ON the
Il 25th day of May, 1872, at o'clock, p NJ, the
premises, the Real Estate included in the Assign
ment Of Luther j. HILL for the benefit of creditors,
made Mar. %, 1872, viz lot of land measuring about
100 feet by 40 feet with dwelling house and stable
thereon being No. 10 Alder Street, Portland.
The property will be sold subject to mortgage OF
S1s24 and accrued interest," the right of dover Of the
wife of said Hill in the equity OF redemption, and
taxes for 1871 and 1879. -I-
April rs, 1872. ...g ~. -. -... ...-
ap25td HENRY G. PEABODY. Assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
A Rad BIunder.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April GA sensation was
caused by the discovery that the famous Adair
liquor law is imperfect as the enacting clause
reads:-lr.-Eg -vrsr rr.t@ l,..-a,.
''Be it enacted by the State of Ohio instead
of ''by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio" as the Constitution pIescrbes The
question whether the error makes the law in
valid, will be tested within few DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

THR exhibition of the Portland Cadets next
Friday night cannot fail to prove most interest
ing to those who attend. They are extraordin-
arrily proficient in manual of arms, and have
given the greatest satisfaction to crowded
audiences in their own CITY,
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

NASHUA, N. H., April 29-The Souhegan
Mills at Milford were burned down at one
o'clock last night with the dry house connected
Herewith. The mills were built in 1S48, and
at present are managed by J, G. Gilmore,
100000, upon which there is au insurance of
$4,000 The stock is principally owned in
BostoO and Milford. sd ,--taa30Eo as..t.ts o.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

How IT WoRKs.-The courts are vacant, the
judges Respondent, the policemen are anxious,
fearing that their Occupations gone,' two
have already been discharged, and the remain
der are really affrighted by the present reign of
sobriety and order.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

SAD AFFAIR.-Three sons of Mr.. Rufus
Erving of York-Bartlett, aged seventeen,
Charles, aged eleven and Phillip aged nine
went out early Saturday morning in small sail
boat about five miles, to take in fishing troll,
and owing to fresh wind that suddenly rose,
they were blown off, and no tidings have yet
been received. When last seen, they were try
ing to set sails, which movement was consider
ed iIjudicious. Several vessels were in sight,
and some hopes are entertained tnat they may
have been rescued. The parents are inconsola-
hla !. - -.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Millinery e. Fancy Goods AT Auc-
ton.

ON Wednesday, May LIST, at 10 a. m and 2. D. m.
~ AT SALESROOM, IS EXCHANGE aS1R r. me-
we shall sell stock of Millinery and Fancy Goo,s
a lot of Dress Goods, Shop Boxes, Hat Stands show
Cises &C. Dealers and Ladies invited to this sale:
the season. Every lot will be closed at any price
ap27td f. D. BAILEY q CO.. Auetioneers
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

DoLLIE BDwELL-This favorite actress will
return to Portland tomorrow and appear at
Music Hall in the newest sensation drama, en-
titled "a Leap in the Dark" 1t has strong
cast of characters, and will no doubt be given in
good style.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
valuable lot Of Land at Auction,

ON Saturday, May 4th at 8 P. NJ. we shalloffer the
Invaluable lot Of land, on Cross ST., known as the
Thaxter property. Said lot is 80 IT, front, running
back 96 #. There is splendid well on the property
offers fine opportunity for investment. TERMS
&C., made known at sale -
F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
apr27td vi .-rH
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Administrators Sale OfReal Estate
ON Winter Ct .at AnefiOn

ON Thursday, May I'd at 124 O'Clock p. NJ, shall
~ sell the q story house No Winter Street.
Said house contains rooms good closets large attic
gas throughout Sebago water good cellar and cstern
all In good repair. Lot contains 5000 feet
This Is o very conveniently arranged house. situated
In Of the best locations and neighborhoods and
will be sold ON easy terms.
W. H. SoULE, Admir-.
%. BAILEY & CO., Auetioners. ap26-td
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
THE CINCINNATI BABEL.

Gathering Of Office seekers-The
form of No Account-The 0naces
'ything-Thc Contest between Adj
and Davis sharp-Cox N Possible
romise-GreeleyP Possible ON n Free
Platform.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
By J. 8. Bailey Il Co., AuctiOneers,
~ Exchange ST., next below
MPrcbRnfS, EVeh1nUa

WE shall sell at public auction, at Aliens Corner
w in the Town of Deering, on Wednesday May
lst at O'Clock p M. on the premises Fifteen Acres
Of excellent Grass Land, finely located, in high
ing part of the well known Thurloc Farm. This is
very desirable property for investment, being
the city, and cutting hay enough TO pay Taxes and
interest," and must advance as the city does ap25td
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
The public obedient servant,
- # - HENRY BLooDGooD.

PEOPLE who have tried the Turkish bath and
those administered by Dr. Mace, at Cahoon
Block, say the latter have many advantages
over the former. He also gives the Russian
and the vapor baths, and all who have tried
them are delighted with them.