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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

DLE-AGED MEN
There arc many Of the ago Of thirty to forty
who IRE troubled with to" frequent evacuation
Of tho bladder, often accompanied by slight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing tho system in . manner tho patient cannot
account for; on examining tho urinary depos-
it, ropy sediment will often DO found, and
sometimes small particles Of slbamep will ap-
pear, OF the color will be Of thin and milkish
hue, again changing to q dark and torpid ap-
pearaace. There are many men who die u
this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which Is
tho second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr.. 8.
will guarantee . perfect cure in all such cases,
and healthy restoration Of tho genito- urin-
ary organs.
N. BAN parties afflicted, whether they
may live far of or near, are invited to mako =
visit to the Inhrmsry, or call ct the Doctors
Office in Davenport, and have . personal con-
sultation, for one personal interview 10 better
than dozen letters, and it will cost you no
more In tho end to effect a permanent cure,
for after tho Doctor examines your case, he
can tell you in moment what he can do for
you, and adopt proper remedies to your COM
plaint. All are advised to visit the Doctor
personally, In al cases if possible, instead Of
wasting time by letter wiring.
Patients wishing to take treatment Ut home
con do 10 after examination, il their business
will not admit Of their adopting the more ad-
visible and speedy course, BY stopping at the
Infrmary for few weeks, more or less time,
Is tho case might require. All lettors contain
ing stamps for reply promptly answered. Ad-
dress, DIR. A. b. SP1NNEY, Proprietor Spin.
NEVILLE 1nhrmary, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ETPatients taken to the luhrmary free Of
charge by calling 1t SO Perry Street, before
P. NJ.
TERMS per week At Inhrnary, - to SIS
board, baths and medical attention included.
8yl.
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Tuesday, February 13, 1872.
II o CA Il DEPA M II N n.
Registry of Sales.

We call attention to the following sales, bills
for which have been printed at this office.
February 24th-The execitrix of John Price
from his late residence in Wheatfeld twp, will
sell Horses, Cows, Hogs and great variety
of farming implements.
February 27th-Samuel Noll, at Green Park,
will sell one pair of Mules, Young Cattle and
Cows, several Wagons, Threshing Machine,
Kirby Reaper and Mower, and many other
articles not mentioned.
February 2Sth--Cyrus Brown, on the farm of
VIM. Stouffer at Shermansdale will sell Horses
Cows, Young Cattle and farming implements.
March 5th-Mrs. N. E. Shaver, at her resi-
dence in Madison township, will sell Work
Horses. Colts and other Stock, also great va
riety of farming implements and household
furniture. .r.#.. ..E.
March 14th-- John Kell from his residence
in Rye township, wills Horses, Mules, and
other stock, together with variety of farming
implements.
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COMMUNICATED.

DUNcANNoN, Feb. Sth, 1872.
A rather novel affair took place here on
Monday evening last. AS this is Leap
Year." number Of young ladies' desirous
of sport, reversed the usual order of things,
and sent invitations to about twenty young
gentlemen, to attend party on the evening
of the 9th inst. At the appointed time,
each lady waited on her gentleman, and es-
corted him to the residence of Mr.. w. j.
Stewart, where sleighs were in waiting, to
take the delicate young fellows to Mr.. VIM.
Sheibley's. Many were the cautions Civ
en- by anxious Mamas, and sisters, TO the
young ladies, TO bring home their sons and
brothers early, and to take care they were
not exposed to the inclemency of theweath-
er. Rubber shoes, and extra wraps were
in demand. didn't hear whether any of
the young gents. wore veils An ample
supply Of cakes, and bon-bons was provi-
ded, and nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure all appeared to feel. True to their
trust, the 10 called weaker sex proved their
gallantry by safely delivering their charges
to their respective mamas. Report does say
that so intent were the young ladies on
doing their duty, and so much ayerse were
the gentlemen TO leaving them 60 home
alone, that some Of the couples took each
other home alternately all night long.
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Fire.-Between II and 12 o'clock on
Monday night of last week, our citizens
were aroused from their slumbers by the
dread and thrilling cry of "flre, fire." re-
sounded through the streets. Upon reach
ing the fire it was found to be the frame
stable of Mr.. Charles Shapely, situated on
a narrow alley, running off Of Locust alley,
between North Hanover and Bedford
streets. The structure was in flames when
the fire was first discovered, SO that it was
impossible to save the building or contents.
A splendid bay mare belonging to Hessrs.
Rhinesmith g. Rupp, timers, was burned,
together with set of good harness and a
quantity of hay and oats.
The fire department was out in force,
but owing to the condition of the fire plugs
they were unable to render any assistance.
1t was exceedingly fortunate that the roofs
of the neighboring building were covered
with snow, otherwise the loss of property
would have been very large. The stable
of Mr.. Weaver was on fire several times,
but was saved by citizens throwing snow
upon the building.
Messrs. Rhinesmith & Rupp had their
mare insured in the Pennsylvania Central
Thief Detective and Live Stock Insurance
Company of Harrisburg, for 500. Their loss
is fully 800.
This fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary, as no person had access to the
building except Mr.. Rhinesmith and the man
that attended the animal. The mare had
not been out of the stable since last Mon
day week, owing to the cold weather.
On Tuesday morning, Charles Brown, of
this place, was arrested on suspicion of hay
ing fired the building, and had hearing
before Squire Shryock, on Wednesday fore
noon, when he was remanded to Jail until
the April Quarter Sessions. Carlisle Herald.
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Brief Items.
VERITAS.

TIt is reported that a man walking on the
railroad near Bailey's station was run over
and killed on Thursday.
ZCNicholas Hench of Ickesburg having
rented his store, is closing out his stock at
cost. He also circulates bills announcing
sales at Auction. ...
<The past week has been well improved
by those who delight in sleighing. Nearly
every night has brought some party to
town.
A young man named Barger managed to
get arrested and fined three times during a
recent visit to Shippensburg; once for
swearing, once for assault and once for fast
driving. The total fines amounted to $21.
Persons who will not clean the ice and
snow from their side walks, might at least
take the trouble to sprinkle coal ashes over
the ice.
A ParlOr Organ and Melodeon are offer
ed for sale AT A BARGAIN. The instruments
are both new and splendidly finished. For
further information apply at this Office, or
call on or address, Jas. Orr, New Bloom
field. 4. 9.
The trial of John Keihl, charged with
wife murder, cost Cumberland county ST.
901,25.
METAL LINED cucumber wood pumps and
also the celebrated Blatchly pumps for any
depth of well on hand and for sale at low
prices by f. MORTIMER,
Rev. G. W. Kirby who we stated last
week had been convicted of adultery in
Franklin county, has been pardoned by the
Governor. This may be very pleasant to
Mr.. Kirby but is not so creditable to the
Governor.
No merchant should write letter except
on printed letter head, and should not
mail it, except in an envelope having his
address printed thereon. With our new
job press we are enabled to furnish both
these articles at a little advance over the
cost of the plain paper and envelopes.
Give us q call.
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TNRAvERsE JURORS for Special Court fol
cases from Franklin County. to be held IL

TNRAVERSE JURORS for Special Court for
i cases from franklin County, to be held in
Bloomfield, March 18th, 1879.
Buffalo township--James Hunter.
Concordance d. Mullen, Abram Cleuser,
John 8. Meyers, Robert Cameron.
Carroll-John McCord, Philip Huston.
Livcrpool-Jonas Noll, VIM. Lindsay, ST.
mon Charles, James Whitmer, John Deitrick,
Jr.
Madison Henry Metz, John Bixler, William
Moose.
Jackson-Jacob Briner, WIN. Gutshall, Da-
vd Kern.
Juniata--John Clay.
Howe-Charles Deckard.
Miller-James +. Toland.
Oliyer-John English, John Genzel.
Penn-George Boutwell,, Philip Cook, Sam
uel Auchmuty, Cornelius Baskins.
Sprlng-Davd II. Smith, Daniel Reapsome,
SaVllle.-John X. Bodeu.
Tuscarora-D. s. Wommer, Jacob Yohn,
Wm. Stevens, VIM. Patton.
Tyrone--John Minlch, George Gibson.
Toboyne-Samuel Stump.
Wheatield-Henry Clay.
Rye--John Dice.
Duncannon B.-Robert Jones, VIM. Pennell,
John Shlvely.
New Buffalo B.-Joseph Walt.
Liverpool B.-John j. Hamilton.
Marysvllle B.-Simon G. Eppler.
Millerstown B.--James l.. Gilhllen,
Newport B.--George d. Singer, Chas. Weber.
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ROgues Caught.--For some time past
the p. II. r. Co., has been suffering loss
by thieving from freight trains. "From
the State Journal we find the following ac-
count of the loss, and the arrest Of six of
the thieves. AS far back as October 1871,
the officers in the freight department of
the Pennsylvania railroad company, in this
city, have from time to time found various
articles of freight "short" on the manifest.
Butter, hams, whiskey, rice, fish, merchan-
disc and dry goods, in considerable quanti-
ties have been missing at stated periods
and the officers in power here determined
to put an end to this business. Officer
Roat one of the detectives of the company,
was put ON the track of the thieves for
some months but so systematic and vigi-
liant were the fellows in their operations,
that for many weeks they escaped detect
ion. For instance, if any Of the spies OBJ
served an officer on the lookout at the COM
pany's warehouse, on certain night (the
thing was all done after dark, they would
be safe to Cooperate on the track between
North street and the house or if Roat
watched at another point they would shift
their job to suit themselves, in order to
avoid the vigilance of the officer. But the
pitcher that goes to the well too often is
broken at last
For some weeks past officer Roat, by
nice manoeuvering, managed to get out on
the Pennsylvania railroad siding, above
Fourth ST., without attracting their atten-
tion. He lay under the truck of q freight
car, and was successful in identifying four
or five of the thieves, who came up to the
identical car under which he was lying and
opened the door, one of them remarking,
"There is nothing in here" Having an
excellent clue to the perpetrators of these
thieving transactions, Officer Roat con-
suited with one of the officials of the Pen
nsylvana railroad, who advised him to ask
Mayor Verbe<e for one of his detectives,
in order to secure the thieves. Officer
James Kelley then was detached for secret
service, and assisted Mr.. Roat to bring the
"job" to focus.
They went to certain places, principally
in West Harrisburg, and inquiring whether
articles of certain kind had not been Of
fered for sale found out at about twelve or
fifteen small establishments where tobacco,
butter, fish, whisky, rice, hams, merchan-
disc, &C., had been offered, and, in most
cases, purchased from certain colored men.
Having got their points, beyond doubt,
the arrests was at once made.
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MARRIAGES..

y DUSKELBERGER-KLINEP the Lu-
theran Parsonage in this borough, on the 9Th
inst, by the Rev. s. A. Hedges, Mr.. John Dun
kelberger Of Spring township, to Miss Mary A..
Klinepeter, of Juniata township.
TooMEY-WnsoN-Att the NJ. Z. Parsonage
in this place, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. f. Shoe
maker, Mr.. Harry A. Toomey, of Newport, to
Miss Tillie Wilson, of Ickesburg.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

Sold Liquor to MinOrs.--John II. Thom-
as,of Wisconisco, convicted of selling liquor
to minors, was on Tuesday sentenced by
the court to pay costs of prosecution, ten
dollars fine and to be imprisoned in the
county Jail for ten days.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

COurts.-A special Court of two weeks
will commence on the 18th Of March. The
first week is for the trial of cases from
Franklin county, in which change of ven-
ue has been granted. The second week is
for the trial of civil cases, in which Judge
Junkin had been interested.
We publish in another column the list of
Jurors for the first week, and will publish
the list for the second, next week, or week
after.
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DEATTES.

FEIsTER - On the Goth ult., William s.
youngest son of Emanuel and Susan Feister,
aged years, months and days.
HUsToN--In Carroll twp, on the 8th inst,
Mrs. Christina, wife of Mr.. Thomas Huston,
aged II years, months, and days.
VAREs-On the 10th Of January, at Selins-
grove, Snyder county, Mr.. Abram Yarns, for
merly of New Buffalo, this county, aged rs
years, 6 months and day
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Gbe Gimes, New Bloonflelo, 11a.

But then "you know .folhs will talk"
However special praise is due to the ''Head
Centre' and her aids for their admirable
management, and Mr.. Shelby and family
for their hospitality. The gentlemen are
wishing for "many returns of the happy
OCCASION"
VERITAS.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

The County Account.-We this week
give our readers the statement of the finan-
ces of the county. AS we do not belong to
"the ring' and consequently do not get
$100 for publishing the account. we print it
as an item of interest and not as an adver-
tisement, and will therefore give it but one
insertion. We know that our many readers
will desire to know how the public money
is expended, and we mean to keep them
posted in all that transpires in the county,
whether paid for SO doing, out of the pub
lie purse or not. ru.
Justice to Mr. Linaweaver requires that
an explanation should be made as to why
he receives SO much larger amount than
either of the other commissioners. Mr.. l..
was requested by his associates to over see
the building Of the poor house and he con-
sequently has spent large portion of his
time there for many weeks, looking after
the public interests.
We shall at another time refer more par
ticularly to some portions of this account.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

Icy We understand that the whooping-
cough is quite prevalent in the towns around
us but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. Our Doctor, however, says little
ipicac, to prodnce vomiting, would be an ad-
vantage.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

There are more than one thousand different
kinds of pills in the United States. Some of
them are worthless and injurious, others are
good and beneficial. Old DR.. Parsons invent
ed the best anti-billous pill we ever saw or
heard of. They are now sold under the name
of Parsons Purgative Pills.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

Festival.-The ladies of the Lutheran
Church in this byrough, will hold an Oyster
Supper and Ice Cream Festival in the large
dining hall of II. M. Sweger, on THURS
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst. The
public are invited to attend and participate.
The proceeds are to be used in purchasing
a Communion Service, &c.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

tB- Ladies, why do you so often COM
plain to your husband and friends that you
"are never free from pain," and sit seems
as though your back would break" No
one likes to hear complaints, therefore Use
Pain Cure Oil. 1t will surely cure you.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
corrected Weekly by II. c. WOODWARD.
IarIioIa Iahrua IN TO-
Ne,O Advertisements.

TJNHIs IS NO HUMBUG! BY sending 35 cts,
Il with age, height, color of eyes and hair,
you will receive by return mail, q correct pic
ture of your future husband or wife, with name
and date of marriage. Address w. FOX, 2. o.
Drawer, No. "a Futonville, N. Y. 6 AVID.
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Beck, at the "Little Store in the Corner"
has just received splendid assortment of
Spring Cashmere for Men and Boys wear.
Call and examine goods and ascertain
prices.
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Church Notices.

Change of Place.-Presbyterian service
will hereafter take place in the Sunday
School room of the Church. Preaching next
Sabbath morning at II o'clock. Subject
"The Prodigal Son." No evening service.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

A Strange Freak.-A York exchange
woman in York took place short time
ago. Without the issue of a warrant or
any legal proceeding whatever against her
she was taken to the York county Prison
by her own husband. Previous to this
strange occurrence however she had
brought suit against a neighbor woman
for making an insult on her little girl.
Upon proper investigation 1t was found
woman's arrest and she was discharged.
But it was now that reports were put in
circulation that the prosecutor had exag-
gerated the charges against her neighbor
to punishment. This report reached the
ears of her husband, who got the impression
that it was a settled case that his wife must
90 to Jail, and one day when she was busy
with her house affairs he came home and
informed her that she must go to Jail as
soon as she could get ready to start. She
was then busy baking. With much haste
she finished and in the evening after dark
her husband under the impression that he
was executing the demands of justice con-
Quoted her to prison, She remained there
two or three days when her husband was
more and more convinced that it is not
good for man to be alone and made appli-
cation for his wife's release. This was
easily secured as there had not been the
slightest necessity for her TO go there at
all. The whole proceeding is certainly a
remarkable episode in domestic life."
It seems to us that the jailor there is as
queer as the husband, If he would receive
aperson without commitment from some
proper authority.
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Profitable Employment !

We desire to engage few more Agents to sell
the World Renowned Improved BUCKEYE SEW
ING MACHINE at liberal salary or on Commits
son. A Horse and Wagon given to Agents Full
Particulars furnished on application. Address w.
A. HENDERSON 4 CO., General Agents, Cleve-
nd, Ohio, and st, Louis, Mo. 6diw
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/. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
why Keep THAT Coughs

When bottle Of Rohrer's Lung Balsam will
cure il. 1t is pleasant TO take, and more effect
live than any other cough medicine. Try 1t.
For sale by II. Mortimer, New Bloomfield, and
most other stores In the county. rit Z
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-13

II AIDES AND CHILDREN will mad
i 4 splendid assortment Of ehocs at the one
price store Off Mortimer.
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County Price Current.
BLOOMFIELD, February 13. 1872

NEWPORT MARKETS.
tCorrocted Weekly by Rough, Snyder C co.
nu I trpg IN
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Wanted Agents.

GO1R A M0NTH-Expenses paid
JDC CAlale or Female agents-Horse and
outfit furnished. Address sAoo NOVELTY g. Co.
Saco. Me. 81 W d.
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DSYCHOLOG1C Fascination or Soul Charming
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to use this power (Which all possess) at will Di-
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%It is reported that a man walking on the
railroad near Baileys station was run over
and killed on Thursday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
toystctlbI

#fIt rkyr DnPknrNrrTl
The Department dlrectn tho attention OF
Commanding officers Of vessels 10 the first
section Of the act Of Congress approved
March q 1S5A ae folloWai
hThatn shall Be the duty of every com
mAnding officer Of any o. the vessels Of The
navy, on roturuing IRON crulro, 20 forward
Immediately on HE arrival In port, TO the
Secretary Of the Navy, a list u the names Of
such Of the crew who enlisted for three yesrs,
az 10 bis opinion, on being discharged, are
entitled to an honorable discharge ~ &c,
&c, &c.
In this connection the Department orders,
that when Q ship returns from cruise, and
her crew IL 10 bo discharged, men who are
recommended for honorable dlscharges or
continuous-sarvice certificates, shall not Be
discharged, nor paid Oh, until their honorA-
bic discharges OF c9nunuous- service certln,
Equipment and Recruiting. BY tho command
lnr ofiicer Of the vessel, and distributed 70
the men. GEoRan N. RoBEsoN,
Secretary OF the Navy.
oafpT w,,u,,s,oiE. M S.slD.1, D.ss,A,sfTEs1nT' n s1n'
IN the assignment Of quarters Ia the navy
yards the f0lioWing order win he observed
Comtdandant. O. Ordnance.
.. Executive Ofiicer Z. Civil Engineer.
s. Constructor. 8, Surgeon,
4. Engineer. 2. Paymaster.
8. Equipment oniOsr 10. second 2 EIOcu'
Thls order Is baaed on tho comparative
necessity for the constant preasncs OF the
officers near their duty respectively, and will
be carried out as the houses become vacant
by detachment Of occupants,
... uIHlal Nu1ii Secretary Of the Navy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
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- bEhhNuhh hhaOhAs .
n--aner the oppressed people of this county,
shall nave done III In thelr power N prevent he
ro-election Of the coldbloodsd ulyases 5. QrAnt
he shall By the use VI corrupt meana relnstAll
A'I If@shs y Sops % q V,ssory y VII Isr he Democratic
party shall dlsappear By the failure Of passive
rssistanee stratsgy, and the puraslt o. plumber
shali again slaa y .qsy,h1 sa. shs lRpn,sa'S a''
IE-pPOn. q null and hnal struggle Win the
enemlas of State soverelgnty hua white an-
premHoy 10 America. the lov-bom soam IRON
people in the grsat campaign Al handi .lII !.
IE-peculaton, and then, and dsfAleAtlon, and
fraud, and tyranny, and niggerism, and mon,
ia ,sSsss P1gSs ~. %ssss
serted to during the past decade Of natioul
fh.a lS.rs .tll remain. a hops.-s last b. set !
sure and nnAl resort--a dernler resort Tbs
Jewish High Priest OAiAphas expressed that
last resort eighteen hundred years age, In these
beautiful and patriotic words IN y eFpfdt,nf
for ~ that one man sAOHld die for hs people.
sad ilsi ns tsAais nsfioa gsrlsh aoi.r =. M.
And not only one man, bat . thopaa nd, II
necessary, Liberty s worth more 70 the World
than ten thoSssSa r,aiss, Pnsas. o. me nvss ss
official position during tho Crest Wilkins Ad'
L I ssssi.,, nov Z. her, e s,Pl.ln hoy = ,sl. ~.
unto the day to f.mfilAraa the patriotic mipd
with the bare thong 1T, leaytng the means, mode
and details 70 q fdture and more active period.
Any STSSt % WORK ne pubs @ind nalt needs 6s
| edneAted % 10 the desired atAndArd. OF the
2oufss q iastfastiOa herr ds,lEasd this sndsth
the hrst lesson. .a.f .|.Il.. 6a#..|..s .
As men are Judged by the company Ihry
keep, would IL not be well for Mr., Greeley %
come out In card and diSSvoW these savage
sentimentsp Or does he really expect TO b,
elected President by The admirers of JohG