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, 1877-06-27
NAUTICAL, nt1guAps.

The schr Corncl1a, recently ashore on Royce
Point, Green I}aY, hus been gotten Oh and towcd
To Menoinnee.
The schs cossaek went aahore In fog yesterday
morning at Morgan Point, Lake Esie.
Tho cause OF tho dIsab'e,nent Of Tho sleam.
barge Antelope On Lake Erie, recently was
broken wheel and bent ahAft.
The tug Moilat arrived down from tho sau1t
River At Port Ilaron yesterday morning. with tho
achr America, which was run Into and sunk thcrn
BY The prop City of Now York sbs Will bc locked
il was tho schr Montpelier that had her jthboom
snapped % Monday evening. She got her DOL
phtn. striker aioni Of q cnnsl-bont near Madison.
S's taat son,othlns W. vas .s scIooncra nor u tie
tns-ulen eall jibboon'. Miller proa. will put
w sailor M IN namsd 1a &. Wilder, on tho rchr willie
Keller, Of Oawcgo, q mlss,nY and Il Is feared lo
walked overheard at aandusky anu drowned. H!s
III On tho 10 trtp. Juno 81. when about five miles
of poiut An bnfques. tic prop Holland picked up
three iaherlnen, who wcEe e!tngtnE 70 thetr boat,
e hsS sese a. ~
the buai on tic government pier and having Tie
men rrseucl BY tux. That paper Ia noted for it,
will Wills % :sckIss %sicltsr In South Haven harbor
sunday, The schr E!vh, mi Into the Government
drcdgo 1T work thcru, losug lar fosessl md badly
Tno ms!i.stmf Dnnlaps collision with tue bridge
Ct Bay Guy VA not as "a! - rerartea II special
a,patel Tsoas Go'1ins M "sap
ba lhnA hts ankle spratned, mud another man was
srai.sd :5saE 2, t!!s Sod1;, III %ho d, dsnsss M e
SSusll;5f' a5: cannot 10 '''' 'A'n $500 md 70 Tho
K sailor named johnson, belonging to, thu sct.
!. Il. Benson. loading timber At Toledo, lately
picce Of tla,oer lle was working At Only few
days before .ailor on tho aeht Denmark wAa
Killed outright W similar acciasnt.
while loading coal lii tic Black Ttysf, sps,lnr i
, 1877-06-27
IS |R9ad and 1G9d
YnIIR what iS.h6rG said,
80 nggts land you will
hAlkl62ll bow it may
WORTH bG done at q small
SAYING?IC

Men and women should be careful II their
hair. II Il moi merely or ornament; Il Is hs
much part Of Natures plan for the perfection
nf health anil the preservation Of fifo As Is anY
other neti,hcr uf tho body.
Men VI science hare searched long and pa
ticntly tor the best means Of prcserviuR md
culttvatfnR tho hair.
Thtrty:ttvo years ago, tho eminent sci,olar,
Prot. r Thomas Lyon. Of New Jersey, entered
Into thorough shifly Of the mntter. Flo vent
to tho very riot ri Il. and his Iabors weru
crowned With eucrcss, lie tt was who Eave to
the world that priceless discovery.
, 1877-06-27

1ONI .OE lItELAnOs
Tho following IL lit Of tho arrivals aao clear
ancss at this post for tho houfs ending
1t 10 o'clnck Iart night:
AnhIyALs-stur Coruua. st. Joe. sundrcs. stnr
Ht.rorYaH, MAnttowuo, enndrirs Cn!tsd sfatcs stnr
Andy t0hns0i. Il, .!0ri tFnp aFan. nnfalu sqMlsca
lT"lCin,na.!. s.htlK w,hF. itop Ms'.snses. s.ta
Cf1r la!ls Isph!a !!usa. :H,sa,sss: pvR ta:rs
sanafsas pfop Tsnprst' Whtts Lake a;.qlxss; M proa
land anlhcrs gron csfr. Ist!ss. S.sns!se: lainhrr
I'M. iu.:iYEs viii Tho,H A sfait auaal',, s.,4l:
S!Hnsn A!ptia i4n,cf, ~. i';n.!xt l'11 sss; ,
ELEANaNt1s-kchr I. i. .6held9n. 1sunalo, Hhus'
.ShI H;ft m, su;,o,. @ !',Y !! Erl. s,ar
9ions eserl ss,dr%.; .shF ,'r"ham I'm, !:!.,
~ ~ sara1 gfoP Ssefs4ka Aui,ao; IL s3%a M
ia!a,, 'esE ArsSis: k!aE'ton:, oeo
lh!a laiEIs II M0 u eSsa, i ~, IN ;%4t,; sshs
enlesl. iIte Laks "a %: nrk. nd ss,!tlr.; et'.i'
Buiso. 1i;9! 50 eoTI: III Efl. a99i anl .andfls.:
iis tSai sej saa5iis. :sS! sa3se. SaE:on: tsxi
schs AaFf z. Cook, !Au!t - brs dur. aaI sanrisA
, 1877-06-27

OF the College Of Law, No. y Clark RLeet. The
ess staoes i III u. r.ae1 Eli ao:.
------
SOUTH BEND.
spee,at rs.pa,ea 10 7as 7rtss1>.
sorrn l,:rD, Ind. Jans 2e.-rhe institution Of
th's aeantlfni c'tJ ia ts Notss Dame cn'ver'Isy,
which stands sonteatdly It the head Of shs Catholic
United state,. The tb,1y.thfrd annual tofomsnes-
,,rnt s,.,ri... ~, A.. t.nI,.,.tIv vh,rh ,.ers,
,ne" "..s,.. 'e.hes " .ne n''sts. y "mea sssn
5eses"AJ' hata!shs therelofe u Ass event OF toe
week here, and haa drawn
rRon ABROAD ..--...
.a' nae tae ~. 4Hes. n!fnop b"en2et. OF Fos1
wsyns; fathera 0'I'elly. Valparaiso; Eidley. Ean-
sn.*y; szi;a, c1sss1sna: 1l;nnan; ToIeae teuln-
&H'*a'f u s,a 'hsss; s:ao, e. &. IT,. r r'an* +
Ewing. Lancaster, d. The Hon. &. 4. Logan,
United State. Minister 10 Chill; d: Kelly. Scw
York CITY; Df. Cunningham and lady. Chicago;
sf:.ss. Essoras. HfoskTsy sI'fsg9 UcoH1;|i,
ne,', ~: y: 4 K.sx.9' ss!tsf:: Ghs;t. VIA
bu.. '-.',.-''-> - -"e"@', ,-''N"'"
THE INTHoDucronr EXERCISES yesterday
eonn:ted st; u reunion of tho rntious societies Of
Cleveland, ou behalf of the Aecheonfratern!ty..
asse'ta a1 adarsss % hel'gion and Encatioa, nd
n 81 ise E'oansnce
Aadtssaet ~efe also delisercd " Mf: y. A.: "ld.
cst! cscne e. ot ,s stafsn: aich o. tae - Ceeo,n "
NsSs,!s Il p;;:e'!, On peS:!t i IL jssens =
es:"nftatsrnity q the Immaculate Conception. On
o. tue history ot tue th"p"ntan Society; 4. liert.
d5smsts s5s & ute Ct s;s2s q
Tug e,osing s,dsess r ~ wss delivered by the ley. =.
G"'.a: ,t,. .a: Ilss,aans ol me unisetety'
couptIsed m orerturc By. tho University ,Cornct
Land; suppoa "Dsy n Vienna." on violin ami
p!sao. n {; r. otto Y :ad y. kaufman; snd plano
the commercial ajdre-s va delivered BY ]. \.
Esss: ,na nd. she s.o .sa as;. $essn
Natuto'' by N. ]. Mooney: .'Gfoek Address" !" j.
:: ,Isllush; ;";;Alat5o1oSy. 4 {: ot!e; nsPoe.fx
II. G. Caasdy.
TIE KxERctsEa TO-DAY.
opened With tae Alumni dinner. II which shout
scventy'6ye Of the Alumni md ,nritod guests sat
aas!sted " TIC very Rev. 7. aorn, tho venerable
vln, iha President Father .BIgclow acted N
Master ot tcerenonlts, and Prof. VI. ]: 1yers ~
toastmaatcs' Alter tho aubstAntlals had been dis.
cussod,
''rlue X: lila nams will forever be d synonym
Of inttcx!b}lIty justlcs, etld lore, Kespopte bY
the ~: -Itev. !. bwenger. Of Fott Wayne.
ponens ot she vii Of . jrfs | psopie,-a psopie
.Snss spoa's s1s s. 9!Ps sss.
lnd.
:Onr Alma Mater: Ths cradle In which we
l'terature; -,he home Which We lave; The Mecca 10
s5,%sss.%, Response ); 0. 7. Chamberlain, t' to'
, 1877-06-27

DMposroar, Juns 2a-ARnsysD-Lockpott
Lockport, 4e0 bt!s aour; King Bros, Kaukakss
Feeder. 1,0oo bu corn, 900 bu oats, 400 hu rye;
prop Novelty and ba1se, Henry, 10. 800 bu corn;
Cayusa, Lockport, q, 600 bu corn.
uMiuGxruuT, Juue 2J-Up. m.-AnkIyzp-Geit
Rod, LasalIe, q. 600 bu corn.
b+f: L. j. E..son, HsnIy. ii. I'll Il Lumber;
Axniax Light, 4tt4ws, IU, U}t II lumber 0tn4ass
, 1877-06-27

Detroit vesrel.ow1iers met Saturday last, and se.
lcctcl Capt. Josuph Nicholson - thes delegate 10
tls nutIalo tn.ctinK. The following ownera Of
that city hayo signed tho agreement 10 pool: Met.
rick, Fowler j. Euse!.tYn, a. Cacscbrough, George
W. lIisselt, N, W Whipplc, Burt d Hatph, X.
Maycs, Gambler usolAcrs, Thomas 1itts, Joaeph
NIcholsolt. rhose gentlemen ars ths largest own
css In Detroit.
lu answer to somo Inquiries made, Capt. Nichol-
sotl said ti.at In tho detroit and Huron district
there ~ about = 100 600 tonnage Ut STANDARD yes-
ysIs rating u u l. and upwards. This does not In.
cudo tbs standard vessels OF tho propeller lines.
such tho baFna. Lnko Superior. aud bbore l!nca.
which, II included, would increase tho tonnago
over bU0, 00O.
Toronto 0wners will not send delegate 10 uaf.
fa1o bull will unler TIC proposed arrangement to lie
up taair proportion Of surplus tonnage and poot
the earnngs " vessels that inay be III eomsnssgn.
rotto meeting nsMod committee wto were III.
sructed to have paper nfcpnrcL f9r the eignatnre
Ut ve4scl.nWncT1 10 determine minimum r.tt f.'r
roaa iteIQhta from por,s On Lakes Uptario ind Erla
" that port.
, 1877-06-27
THE LIA1E.KIl,N CROSSINGS.

THE LIAfE-K1LN CROSSINGS.
The appropriation Of Sci, 600 having hccn CT
haus.ed, work on the dangerous l!me.kiln csoss.
ingB In Detroit River has been stopped, and tho
passage over tho rocks IL even dangerous than
evrr. II the sail[n9 directions gsen by tho su.
thoritea Aru fouwcu trouble IA apt to arise. but
neglect Of these directions might bring vory dsas-
tk0ue consequences.
, 1877-06-27

op'FtW zHsNo7f2H 10 tn 1s4Vu"a'
Four ltuuuS, llicl..ss June eu.-Down--Props
st. Joseph, Flora. Sowbusg, Alaska. CilY Ut To-
tclu, Tull!c and err '. Swain and tow.
Italeigh and c. nsort, Van .tbilt una consort,
Turtrs, Chaubr. laiu 49, .-r:o, schIs America,
W. u. Qpslsn EFaslus torulug. George Murray,
~. D. Merrill. Mary Elizabeth. william tiowe.
lshpeming New Dominion, Maid Of tAe Mist,
Ntchard Wins'ow, Zack Chsndlcr, @. O. Barnes,
.lanles Couch, Camden. u. y. Austin, Lotus, Dol.
phln, Forest and coasnrt, ltntsl4.
ur-Frops Java. Ware5luy. Burlington and
bArRes, Jarvis l4usd mud bargch; schrs Angus
Smtlh, Kuwanosb. satelAutl, Il. Nosw0t'd. EneE.
aid, H. l.: beck, q. q. Padman. George II. Case,
Nellie Wilder, liDHc.
Wind nurtA. gentle. Weather fo7gy.
tho schr il. q, Cameron. which was sshosS on tho
Canadian beach Ut Lake Huron. Tho Csmston
viii sea4ito docking fvs repairs.
, 1877-06-27

Norris, "a, Gil Il lumber, 7S, ooo shingles; nan.
nbe. OTTAWA, IT. .ogl II lumber, -, 7M iath;
tlrion, Hsrhtttles, lumber for stAte; Ntp.nnf.
Norris So oD0 II unl,et sunshine. joliet. ~. GU
It lanoeE, ESQ., 600 shtnglcs.
, 1877-06-27

Spfctai JdsoateA 10 ia Ttttuat
ISpIAKAroLls, 1nd-. Juue 20. The County sn-
pcrinteudents met to-day, With an atteudsnes
from fully three -tourtos Of tbs coauttss In tbis
State. J. A. c. pobson. Of uendrleks, was elect.
cd President, and L. II. Harlan, Of Asfiop. sn4 i.
i. saulls, of fayette, Secsrtasles, The Con,en-
tlon I'll continue Tomorrow, and discussions will
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1877-06-27

I
6peaott tEfspstch to 7at 7sfbHnA
MARQUETTE, Mich, Juns 2o.-Asrived, props
Oscar Townsend. r. ]. Ifackctt; achrs Berlin.
Edward Kelly. William II. Mcaregor. Cleared,
prop Havana; tchrs Helena. Gcnoa, ncrfn, will
lam firandy. Passed up Yesterday, props Arctic.
Cily Of Duluth; today. prop st. Paul. Weather
tno.
MARGUERITE. Mich, juno 20.-Atri7cd. prop
se!ah, Chamberlain, " 7 Adams c9rm91an's, .rG g ri
t3oshawk, .Rxiie. Cleared. prop b. n. W'isou,
sehss Frank Perew, Thomaa v. Ferry, Maria slar-
TIM passed down, prop Afct!c. Up. ptop Peor'
lest. Wind north, light Weather inc.
, 1877-06-27

CutcAao. June aJ.-Freghls wess dull At tK@
&c for corn 10 1.u6alo, nnl 4isl4Ac for do 10
Kingston. Charters: To uuaalo-schr Owasce
mud props Emplre slstc and Portage, all corn
through. TO BasuIx-SchF N. G4rlueF. com. IN
Kngston-seht Mary Lyon. cosu. at 4kic. Total
capacity, 1bO. 600 bu corn.
rempas aud nisins star. Alpsna to chic.So, II
$i,.5; scht l.afsiatsr, Duncan City 10 Chicago, 81
lumber and 81: 12tt pins tllnbcfs scar tiraoo
Murray, dry lumber, Eaxf Saginaw 70 tbs ptess,
Chicago, q. 76.
, 1877-06-27
ERIE.

speeta1 Dttpatea TO 1as Tribune.
ERIE, Pa, Juno 2U.-AffivA1s, etmrs st. Louis,
China; schr julia Willard Departures, sehr de.
, 1877-06-27

Epst$ot Nsp0sc& 10 7As TIakas.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Juns 20. Charters. prop
Scotia, wheat and barley to Buffalo, through rate;
schr llsttis Wella, wheAs 10 Chicago lc; schr oil.
yer Mitchell, ~. 00U bu wheat aud 4, 1c0 ha lstny
10 Uawezo On uWust'e account.
, 1877-06-27

HUUY3 IN DETIEUTE III ' FsIE'
The shoat o1 tAe Michigan Central tsalsoad dock
has been huoJed, BY order Of the Lighthouse
Bdurd, in tho following manner: A spar baoy.
painted red and black, In horizontal stripes, has
bern placed on zach end Of tho Ah0nl In ten fect
Wntcf. Vessels III passing should give these bu0ys
4 berth Of At least afty feel,
, 1877-06-27

DUrFALOCON NT1OEpOsTrONED
A Telegram was received yesterday from, f. r.
Eyansf Enq., at buffalo, announcing that tho con.
err had been postponed until tue 1lth Of July.
, 1877-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

SpeJai N4puseA to 1AA TnaaAA
LAxx PohxsT, Ill, juno 2t.-The examination
, 1877-06-27

'tirnpcs oa Esclcol," II. c. Ustlt; grafton.
''Ths Tempssa II History" g.. n. car.
Fl; Fai;e,ps rwst noaa c,.ay
ttAe.ilory and llolo," l.. u. LusnTy; easay,
'lndir,4uality-Ae and porsona!," Ells Eof.
who'd; ofatlDn an.! vs!taictory, 4'Ybn Enl Mors
Glorious than ths uegiuuirs,"" ". it. lteneh;
nastor's oratlon, ''The tienius for Labor" L. r.
Morgan. Tho degrees will 10 conferred 1t tls
cloaa Ut tu exercises, aud In tho evening Prof.
X. B[cAGessy, ot Chicago, will xIys = TrAdlng In
tbs chapel. aftet Which President blanchard will
hold 1 lsrco at ht4 Fc1i4epte.,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

X Little Girl Hurt.-On Monday Of last
week after Mr.. John Kohr of Rye twp,
had unhitched his mules from the team
he placed his little girl on one of them
to ride to water. The animal scared at
something, and SHE'D, throwing off the
child, who was caught in the harness
and tramped on. One of her fingers was
tramped off and she was otherwise hurt
She is doing as well as can be expected
under the circumstances.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
Cumberland cOunty.-we copy the fol

Cumberland County.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
On Sabbath last Mr.. John Wetzel
and daughter, of Middlesex township,
met with a painful and serious accident.
They had driven to church at Carlisle
Springs and had just entered the buggy
to return home when the bit broke and
the horse made several plunges and a
short turn which upset the buggy and
dashed the occupants to the ground. Mr..
Wetzel was seriously injured i'm the fall
his physician, after an examination, ex-
pressing his fear that the hip bone was
cracked. He was also otherwise hurt.
Miss Annie Wetzel received am ugly cut
upon her head, severe injury to her
left arm, and was otherwise bruised and
sprained. The buggy was almost de-
stroyed, the top and one wheel being
broken off and smashed, the body split
and the machine used up generally
Mirror.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

Bear Killed. On Sunday afternoon
last, while the children of Mr.. Miller,
residing on or near Mr.. S. w. Sharpe's
farm at the North mountain, north of
MELVILLE, were on their way to Sunday
School, they encountered large-sized
cub bear, which approached within a
few feet of them. Their cries frightened
it and it departed. They reported the
fact to their father, who supposed it to
have been large dog, but he followed
in the direction the bear had taken. In
the meantime Bruin passed on to the
house occupied by Mr.. Finkey, on the
place of the late w. Craig McCune, and
while making his way through the
garden fence Mr.. Finkey appeared with
a gun. He fired on the bear and missed
him, and then took the other and more
reliable end of the gun, with which, and
a hatchet, and the assistance of Mr..
Miller, who arrived on the scene, the
bear was dispatched The cub would
have weighed about one hundred pounds,
and cleaned about sixty pounds, the
meat being in good condition. The cub
showed no signs of fear of persons,
which leads to the supposition that it
may have been raised by some one and
escaped. Had Mr.. Miller arrived sooner
he would have made the attempt to
capture the bear alive, and as he is a
very stout man he would probably have
ucceeded.-NeaVviHe Enterprise.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD. PA, MAY 22, 1877.
RaIlrOads sOld.--The peOple,a Freight

Railroads sOld.--The peoples Freight
II. r., with all its valuable (Y) rights
and franchises was sold at Sheriff g sale
in Philadelphia last week for 800. The
purchaser was Mr.. John Bower, Of
Spring township, Action has been
taken to prevent If possible, the confir-
nation of the sale.
The South Mountain railroad in Cum
berland Co., was also sold last week un-
der decree from the Court and was pur-
chased by the President of the road in
the interest of the stock holders for
$4,000.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

< Whose is it2-On Saturday night some
person secreted himself in the residence
of F. Mortimer, and after all was still
in the house began to search the prem
ises. One of the girls, however was up
sewing in her room and hearing the fell
lows movements, quietly notified Mr..
M, and one of the boys. Before they
got down however, the sneak took the
alarm and made his escape through the
back door, but in his haste shut his dog
in leaving him as security for anything
he may have taken. The owner can
have Information regarding the dog by
calling and proving property.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

x Fire.-A new house belonging to Mr.
Jacob Super in Juniata twp, was burn
ed on Tuesday last. The house was not
yet entirely completed and the family
were yet residing in the dollhouse. They
had, however, used the oven in the new
building and the fire originated from that
source. The flames communicated to
the wash house and spring house which
were also destroyed.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

Removal.--J. Il. Messimer has remov-
ed his Shoe Shop to the room adjoining
+. Il. Clouser's Office, doors west of the
Post Office, where he will make to order
Boots and Shoes of all kinds. Repair
ing promptly and neatly executed. He
sell at low prices. Give him call. II
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
A GOOD &AW MILL.

TNSTATE NOTICE.-Notice Is herebygiven,
IL that letters of administration ON the estate
OF Nicholas Reisinger, late of Savllle twp, Perry
county, Pa, decd, have been granted to the un-
derslgned residing In Tuscar0ra and Saville twps.
All persons indebted to said estate arerequested
to make immediate payment and those having
claims 20 present them duly authenticated for set
tlement
A. II, KERR, Tuscarora twp
DAVID REISINGER, Saville twp.
May LIST, 1877. Administrators.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

New Tailor Shop The undersigned
gives notice to the public that he has
opened shop opposite Rinesmith's
hotel New Bloomfield, Pa, in the room
formerly used as a confectionery, where
he is prepared TO do work in his line
promptly, and at reasonable prices.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Give me call. SAMUEL BENTzEL.
Bloomfield, May /, NJ tf.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
Philadelphia Produce and Stock Report.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The week past has not
shown any Improvement in trade. Flour remains
firm in price, Wheat is decidedly lower while
corn and rye have fallen Off in price, with less de-
mand. We quote to-day as follows: Wheat 100 "a
2lO; Corn dull 65@6S; Rye 9S@99; Oats 52Q56;
Cloverseed 126Dl4
Stocks show weakening in price, and pres.
ent quotations are Penn'a. II, r., 3315; Phpa Il
Gold 1O7.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
TO CONSUMTIVES,

Theadvertlser, having been permanently cured
remedy Is anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire IL.
he will send copy OF the prescription used [free
OF charge), with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they will find a Sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will plea go
address, Rev Il. A. WILSON, T'N''0
2a6mos 1874 Penn St., Williamsburgh, New York
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and All
the effects OF youthful indscretion will for the
sake OF suffering Humanity. send free to all who
need It, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 70 profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing in perfect confidence.
l0a52 6mos.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

f5y- Let us be clean, in order that we may
be healthy. To be thoroughly so, and to
counteract eruptiye tendencies and render the
skin white and smooth, let us use Glenn's
Sulphur Soap. No eruption can withstand it.
Depot, Crittenton's No. Sixth Avenue, New
York. HIPS Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cts. lSAw
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
For The Times.
Cheering News From the GrasshCpper
Country.

DIR. Seifert writing from Rochester,
Mimi, says: My sister Mrs. Fehler, ar
rived here from Bismark, Dakota Ter.
day and brings the cheering news
that the grasshoppers have not made
their appearance, although the weather
has been warm enough for several weeks
to hatch them out by millions, not one
Of the pests has been seen % and on scien-
eggs will not hatch and that the plague
is about at an end at last in this coun-
try.
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PIMPLES

] will mail the recipe for preparing n
simple YEeETABLE BALM that will remove Tan.
the skin soft clear and beautiful; also instruc
tons for producing luxuriant growth OF hair
on bald head or smooth face. Address on.
closing 10 cents. BEN. VANDRLF Il co. Box
1921, No. 8 Wooster ST., New York lOa52 amos,
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Purchasers of Carpets, Wall Papers,
Shades, Oil Cloths and general house
furnishing goods of this kind should see
the large spring stock at the Carlisle
Carpet House, 21, East Main Street.
Carpets, Carpets. ts.-Beautiful Brussels, 8
phys and Ingram, with 80 patterns in
Homemade Carpets, Hemps, Halls and
Stairs at the Carlisle Carpet House,
81, East Main St., Carlisle.
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Arrest of Couterfelters. Marietta has
had sensation. Two spruce-looking
gentlemen, one of them little lame,
made their appearance there on Satur-
day, and in the evening they tried to
pass a well-executed $50 counterfeit note
on Messrs. Spangler & Rich, in payment
for underwear. They did not succeed,
and, fearing arrest, they "struck out"
but were overhauled-one by Constable
Waller and the other by Constable Ma
gle. When arraigned before Justice Ba-
ker they gave the names of John Smith
and Francis Russell, both of which are
of course fictitious. In default of bail
they were brought to this city this morn
ing, and are now languishing in Jail.
At about five o'clock next morning a
son of Captain George III. Ettla found
four of these very beautiful $50 counter
felt notes lying in Centre Square, Mari
eta, where they had doubtless been
thrown by Messrs. Smith and Russell
"the gentlemen from abroad. ."-Ldncas-
ter Era.
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Wall Papers. = Over 300 designs for
Halls, Parlors, Dining-rooms, &C., low
as s cents up to beautiful tints and Deco
rations, at the Carpet Store,
81, East Main St., Carlisle.
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Looking Glasses, Mirrors, Window
Shades, Mats, Rugs, Hassocks, &C., at
the Carpet Store in Carlisle.
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"The Above All" is new brand of
chewing tobacco, and is without peer
for excellence and sweetness. For sale,
wholesale and retail, by J. b. HARTzELL
in Gantt's Building.
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Blank Receipt Books for Administrators
and Executors. Also blank notes and
all other blanks for sale at this office. If