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UNlBRGROUID RAILROAD.
A RECORD OF
Facts, Karrating the Hardships,
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Struggles Of the Slaves in their
Efforts for Freedom.
DY WILLIAM STILL,

For mary years connected with the Anti Slavery
Office in Philadelphia and Chairman of the
Acting Nigilant Committee Of the Phi!adelphi
Branch Of the Undcrg: ound Railroad illus
tratei with 20 fire Engravings by Bensell,
Schell. and others, and Portrait. from Photo
graphs from Life
From a great number tf cordial letters com.
mcnding the Underground Railroad. The Author
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friends of Freedom who have examined the
work.
From IIm. Lloyd Garrison:
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From lion. Henry C. Cary:
Mr. Stills work appears 10 me TO be one Of
great interest and / most heartily unite in ne.
c"iamendiny il 10 tie pubti: GtieatiVn.
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Fran Hon. Charles Sumner:
The Underground Railroad has performed its
part, hut il must always be remembered gra te.
Ia Is, AS one of the peculiar institutions Of our
country. cannot think of it without hrob-
bling heart.
You do well to commemorate those associ-
at"d with II by service or by bencft-the sa
viUurS and the saved
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From s. J: Chase, ChigJ' Justice Of I, s. ST.
prCmc Cuuf:
No one probably has had equal opportunities
with yourself Of listening to The narratives Of
fugitive slaves. No one viii repeat them moro
trulht9'Iy, and r.o stories can re more fiauGht
with interest than theirs
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Sebr. &Mnt,
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Won Pennsylvanien.
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Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
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Trei, pbue Sere6nune.

SPrs&t SCr in her apptbsft BON @tbr. Wattb.
ems, Snautcu, pa, iiub bolt tlt cine Trpbs-
aai9s BON Dr.. q. 8plhes's teut1tsm Sprup.
fret pbnt 9ere6uuns. Or 1T fiir,lit bier.
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babsn, ,tsbsn ion isesm euerrn ppr.
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Die 0ertbeibiser Der Union.


gBtr tUmmtn i.bt GnmdbIis gum
S&lufs t.r Grjdbluns. Sdmmtlids Gin.
panberer, bic mir I'm 9trlauf bsrislbsn
tsnnsu e,Isrnt BADEN, buttsn fi& an Der
g.rtssibtsuns bsr Union tsttsiIist unb
asbSritu Der srOetn YOtrntae Grmss an,
bic General Regltlan eOmmanbirts.
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.inmaI auf's 6aupt ssf&Iassnsn Sruppsn
nru UrsantFrt une bsrsits nSrblt& pom
pctumae In 8swssuns ssisBt. llnttr tbm
ttfttItsts Snlmtaf cine DipiFon uno In
StrIsIbtn btsntsn aud SHau6srg, Ger
Rstu, bic tstesu 8sIubsrss unO Der Sa'
ptuRtiRsr, bsr R@ inbtGsu pUrbsr nit
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nunmrbr BET ben aubtrn Srautn I'm 5UtsI
pObnts unb init btsfsn isbnli&hs auf bic
Hhdtsbr btr Wdnntr uartttt.
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grmse tmmsr meter auf Der 5astrstoU'
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PETER GUNSTER,
MObel SdnOleN
2eidell : SeIOrger,

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0ermania &eltanratiOu,
ron SfnCUlf Slafer,
1919 2a6nmanna Sfuenne
(1rtSIera 0oInt

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an bsr bic brlfsn @slrdnFe uub sin ercslIentss
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I'm jaBIrsi6sn 3uipru6 bitist
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BLA1N, Pa. Dec. Goth, 1873.

Mr.. Edtor.-The German Baptists have
had series of meetings in the Union
Church, at Manassas, but closed on last
Friday evening On Saturday, the 9th,
they baptised three in branch Of the
Sherman's creek, and on Friday, the 18th,
they baptised two more. They had two
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and j. d. Trostls. The Methodists have a
revival going on in their church, on Church
Hill Several have been converted, and
others are still at the bench. There will
also be one started in our town in about
three weeks, by the Lutheran and German
Reformed. H.t BLAIN.
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TAlmOst Another Fire.-About 8 o'clock
on Saturday evening, the smell of burning
paper attracted the attention of some of
the family of Hon. ]. A. Magee, and, on
investigation it was found that fire had
been set among the paper under the stairs
leading to the composing room of the
Democrat office. Prompt application of a
bucket of water which stood near extin-
guished the fame in time to prevent
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Office all say that mono of them had been
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>sMr. d. s. Asper has we learn been ap-
pointed post master at Loysville.
1.-THE mild weather of last week, had a
bad effect on the meat Of some persons,who
had butchered early.
The Franklin County jail is without a
prisoner. Local option is in full force in
the county.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets from all stations
along its main lire and branches, commen-
cling Tuesday, December 28, "a and 20
good to return from the 25th to Jan. 9th.
1874, inclusive. s yt 9c.
The trial of George Wenrich, for the
murder of DIR. Wagonseller in Snyder Co.,
resulted In verdict OF murder In the
second degree. He was sentenced to 2
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-23

/Stabbing Affray.--On Friday night be-
tween 0 and 10 o'clock, dispute occurred
between Harry Reynolds and Henry Rice,
of this borough, which the latter brought
to and end by stabbing Reynolds, infiicting
three severe wounds. One cut about two
inches long, was made down the cheek,
cutting through and knocking out one OF
two double teeth another cut was made
on the throat, just missing the jugular
vein, while another was made near the
lower part of the shoulder blade, inflicting
painful wound. The wounded man was
taken into Sutch's hotel, and after the in
juries were dressed, was removed to the
residence of Mr.. James Clark, with whom
be is learning trade. At this time he is
getting along pretty well, and will proba-
bly,, if mo change for the worse takes place
recover, though his face will no doubt be
somewhat dishgured. Young Rice was
arrested on warrant issued by Esq,
Clouser and lodged in Jail, but was re.
leased on Saturday morning, his father
going bail in. the sum of $500, for his ap
pearance at Court. a
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HBadly Hurt.-on Tuesday last, Mr.. Single
ton Sheaffer, met with rather a singular
accident. While unloading load of rails
the rail on which he stood rolled, causing
him to fall, and in so doing his side struck
on the standard of the wagon breaking two
of his ribs and driving one Of the broken
ribs into the lung. Mr.. Sheaffer was re-
moved to his home in Centre twp, and his
injuries were attended to by DR.. Ard. At
last accounts he was getting along as well
as could be expected. The accident hap
pened in this borough.
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Gbe Gtnles, Nsw Blounulelo, pa.
years and months in the Penitentiary, and
to pay fine of 81, and COSTS

years and months in the Penitentiary, and
to pay fine of 81, and costs
= A few days ago, while Mr.. VIM, Kistler
was threshing at the barn on VIM. Nelson's
estate, the horses were frightened by the
belt flying of, and ran around at great
speed for number of times. One of the
horses finally ran against the corner of tho
barn, and was somewhat skinned by the
collision. That was all the damage done
however.
1.-TWO new furnaces have been placed in
The Court House, for the purpose of heat
ing the Ceurt-room. They were put there
by Messrs. Fridley & Son, of Carlisle, and
from appearances will make the room
warm, without the dsagreeable gas gener-
ated by the former heaters.
On Monday afternoon last, the usual
quiet of the Cumberland county prison was
disturbed by the freaks of Samuel Stack
field, colored, an inmate. He attempted
his own life, and also slightly cut an oc-
cupant of the CELL He was very violent in
his demonstrations, but was quieted by the
application of shower bath.
"A rumor is in circulation here that Wm
Nesbit, we'll known in this county, was
recently murdered in Philadelphia. The
story is that he had sold drove of horses
and had expressed the money all home ex-
cept 800, and not making his appearance
inquiries as to his where abouts resulted
in learning that he had been found in Phil
adelphia with his throat cut.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-23
Notice In Bankruptcy.

U. s. Marshals Onice. Eastern District Of Pa,
Philadelphia December 4th, 1873.
TTHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 3rd
a day of December, A. D.. 1873, Warrant in
Frank Eagle, Harry Eagle and Jas. s. Shultz OF
the firm Of Eagle. Shultz L. Co., OF NEWPORT,
in the county OF Perry, and State OF Pennsylva-
mia, who have been adjudged as Bankrupts, on
their own Petition; that the payment Of any Debts
and delivery of any property belonging to such
transfer of any property by them, are forbidden
by law; that a meeting OF the Creditors OF the
said Bankrupts to prove their debts, and to choose
one or more assignees Of this Estate, will be held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at his
office in New Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa, before
CHARLES A. BARNETT, ESQ.,, Register, on the oath
day OF December, A. d., 1873, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
JAMES H. KERNS.
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
December g. l8TS-3tl
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Sad Case Of PoisOnIng. = Mrs. Sarah

Dhu NhoO vi AOioOuihSs - niiS' S"ioh
Davis, wife of Edward Davis, of McVey-
town, died on last Wednesday afternoon a
week, from large dose of arsenic which
she took on the Saturday previous during
mental depression. She did not make the
fact known for some days, and thus render
ed medical aid unavailing. Her husband
it seems was at times addicted to drinking,
causing her much trouble, and some weeks
ago she threatened to make way with her
self unless he would quit it. No one
thought she harbored the actual idea, but
she must have brooded over it until at an
unfortunate moment she yielded to the
temptation. She was daughter of Thomas
Cochran, of Wayne twp, about 93 years
of age, and had only been married about a
year.-Altoona Tribune.
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tN-The January number OF Ballou's Month.

tEThe January number of Ballou's Month
ly Magazine is issued, and remarkable good
magazine 1t Is, when we consider that II con-
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81 so yer year, or Is cents single copies. Cheap
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a pretty little Chrome, one of the neatest pic
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with it, The contents of the January number
of Ballou's consists of a New YEARS. story Of
great interest, several excellent short stories,
some remarkable poetry, the commencement OF
a story for children, more of /" An Unfortunate
Match" and the ending of the thrilling novel;
cite, "The Ghost of HeRdee Hall" romance
that has pleased every one. Address THoMEs
& TALBOT, 30 Bromfeld Street, Boston. The
publishers employ no travelling agents.
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Majority against

Rnnaways. Saturday last while
Sheriff Rinesmith was attending sale in
Hunters Valley, his horses which were
hitohed behind the barn got loose and ran
away across the fields, and over the fences.
They shortly got into swampy land when
they were caught. The buggy was not so
badly injured but what the Sheriff drove in
it from there to Millerstown. After leav-
ing there on his way home, he again had
bad luck at the place where the new road
begins, as in trying to back so as to get
on that road, he and his son were thrown
out and the horses ran on towards New
port. Fortunately they were not hurt and
fastened on after the horses picking up the
robes and contents of the wagon on their
way. Before reaching Newport, they
found the horses standing by the road,
with the harness all right except one trace.
Mounting the horses they continued their
journey to Newport and from thence here.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-23
The Aldlne Chromos for 1s74.-The two

The Aidine ChrOmos for 1S74.-The two
chromos presented to subscribers of Tho
-Aldine for 1874 are such beautiful and un-
usual works of art-faithful copies Of ac-
tual paintings in oil made by the celebra-
ted artist, Thomas Moran, from studies of
uature-that we feel justified in calling
special attention to them. These chromos
represent scenes characteristic of the East
and West; the White Mountains Of New
Hampshire, and the Cliffs of the Green
River in Wyoming Territory. In all the
range of grand and beautiful American
scenery, it would be difficult to find two
more picturesque aud charming views, uu-
like as nature in her varying moods, yet
appropriate companion pieces. They are
every way worthy Of the great art journal
of America" The Aldine." These chro-
mos are so fine they can only be compared
with the highest-priced pictures offered in
the market. i
Persons who would like to see them be-
fore ordering can examine the copies at
our Office.