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Tuesday, October 2,5, JSITO.
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CORRESPONDENTS will please hear in
mind that, Idlers received laler than Saturdaycve
ning, or the down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until the following week.
Double Funeral. Oa Tuesday last
Samuel MClintook, of Carroll twp., died
juito suddenly from a paralytic stroke, and
in half an hour afterwards his daughter
Mrs. Btoner, died, both being buried to
gether the day following.
ew Tannery. Messrs. John A. Dcchlcl
& Son, ol Philadelphia, havo bought land
near the upper part of Newport, for tho
pm-poso of erecting a largo Stcain Tannery.
Tho buildings arc to be of stone with slate
roof, ami of sufficient sizo to employ from
thirty to forty men.
Troublesome. We are asked for space
to complain of tho conduct of tho boys,
(some of them pretty largo boys too) around
the church doors at tho closo of evcnijig
meetings. YVo think tho better way to
emedy the evil complained of, would bo to
le t the law take hold of somo of them.
One example of that kind, would stop all
further trouble.
Sad Accident. Early on Saturday morn
ing, David Miller, a former resident of
Duncannon, was injured so badly by being
struck on the head with a picco of ma
chinery at the Ilarrisburg Nail Works, that
ho died in about an hour. His body was
brought to Duncannon, and buried on Sun
day. Tho funeral was attended by tho
Odd Fellows and Masons, of which societies
tho deceased was a member. Tho turnout
was one of tho largest ever seen at a fu
neral in this county, it being estimated that
nearly threo thousand persons were pres
ent, a special train consisting of nino well
loaded cars having come up from Harris
burg. . . .
Yesterdity morning a married woman,
named Bridget Madden, died suddenly at
her residenco near the Loehiel Iron Works, ,
and under singular circumstances. It ap
pears that for years she had been under
medical treatment for a complaint with
which sho suffered, but it was thought late
ly sho was regaining her health. Monday
night sho retired with her husband to bed,
apparently well. During tho night ho
awoke, and not finding her at his side, be
came alarmed. Going to another room,
he discovered her seated in a rocking chair,
but cold and dead. Ilarrisburg Tel., of
the lOft inst.
Registered Letters. Tho Postmastcr
Genoral has issued an order requiring tho
naino and address of tho sender of a regis
toretl letter or package to bo affixed to tho
same, and in case of non-delivery, the regis
tered letter or packago will bo returned di
rect to tho office from which it is sent
for delivery to tho sender, without, as now,
being returned through tho Dead Letter
Office. In case tho sender of a letter or
packago thus returned cannot be found, it
will then go to tho Dead Letter Office, and
bo rated as otffiR.' mail matter.
Jicwnort Items. Tho new M. E. Church
was opened for services on Sunday quito
a number of ministers from a distance par
ticipating. Tho present Town Council descrvo much
praise for the commendablo manner with
which they havo pushed forward tho
grading and paving of streets and side
walks. Through their onergy, almost tho
whole length of 2nd street has been paved
on both sides, as well as extensive improve
ments on all tho other streets. The P. .
It. Co., have put new lloors in and new
platform steps, etc., around their build
ings. An Eastern firm havo purchased two
acres of ground from Uolit. Taylor, at the
west end of town, for the snug littles sum
of $2300.
Tho said firm intend starting an exten
sive Tannery and Shoo and Hoot manufac
tory. Tho buildings will bo constructed
liro-proof and mostly of cut stone and
briok.
The sickly season has now passed, plenty
and thrift aro seen cverywhoro, nil aro
cheerful, and sickly countenances aro tho
exception. Spkciat.
Officers Elected at the October Election.
Below wo give a list of officers elected in
a portion of tho boroughs and townships
of this county :
Duncaknon. Burgess, Samuel Shcllcr ;
Constable, John A. Shearer ; Council, Jas.
Smith, Oliver Cummings, Adam Ilcckcrnel,
P. F. Michencr.GcorgoPannell; Assessors,
Sampson 8. King, Samuel II. Moses,
Judgo of Election Andrew J. Jones ; In
spectors Hobcrt Jones, liar. Kogcrs
School Directors John A. CromlciRh, O.
B. Ellis, A. Vanfosscn, John Jones, Joseph
Swartz. Supervisors John Spahr.
NEwroitT Burgess, John Sheets ; Coun
cil IJ. F. Carpenter, I). W. Gantt, Win.
M. llorting, John Fleisher ; Constable,
Jonathan Allen ; Judgo of Election John
S. Demarco ; Inspectors Wm. M. Wallace,
M. L. ) lartzcll ; Assessor, Jackson Hhoads ;
School Directors, E. B. Wise, P. B. Bcalor,
John W. Kough, Solomon Low ; Justice of
the Peace, Geo. W. Zinn.
Lanjhsiiuro Burgess, Samuel Murray;
Council, Wm. Power, Jas. A. Diven, Geo.
Elickcr, Peter Bower; Constable, David
Eaton ; Assessor, Lewis B. Kerr ; Judge of
Elections, Henry Preisler; Inspectors, Peter
Sheiblcy, Geo. S. Drexlcr; School Direc
tors, Win. B. Linn, and between John A.
Wilson and James Murray thero was a tie
vote and tho board will havo to appoint.
Bloomfi eld Burgess, F. B. Clouser;
Council, J. 11. Shuler, Jacob Wagner,
Jcssio L. Clouser, Conard Both, Hugh
Campbell ; Constable, Lemuel Messimer ;
A ssessor, Win. McKeo ; Judgo of Election,
James Mcllhency ; Inspectors, Lemuel T.
Sutch, James B. Clark ; School Directors,
Wm. Bice ly, Wilson McKeo 3y, and thero
being a tio voto between Thomas Sutch
and J. G. Shatto, tho board will have to ap
point one more director.
Centre Constable, Gcorgo Eckert ;
Supervisors, Jcssio Powell, Robert C.
Clark ; Assessor, Joseph AV. Gantt ; Assis
tants, Henry Myers, Richard L. Mageo ;
Clerk, David Holmes ; Judgo of Election,
Samuel Brown ; Inspectors, Philip Roth,
John A. Fisher ; School Directors, John
Ayle, Robert Neilsou.
Carroll Constable, Bryan Gibney ;
Supervisors David Fair, A. P. Smith ; As
sessor, John McCord ; Assistants, AV. T.
Dcwalt, Samuel Zcigler ; Clerk Jacob
Zoigler ; Judgo of Election Carson Lackey ;
Inspectors, A. S. Smith, Daniel Fuget ;
School Directors, Joseph Stairs, Samuel B.
Smith, J. P. Donley.
Pknn Constable, Jacob Miller; Super
visors, Win. Bosler, James Moore ; Asses
sor, Henry Snyder, Assistants, Win. Taylor,
David McCoy; Clerk, Andrew Boyd;
Judgo of Eluctions, Jonathan Michener ;
Inspectors, George Brunei-, Jacob Mutza
baugh ; School Directors, James Morrison,
Lewis Boycr, Joseph Discnger.
Tho above aro copied from returns in
the Prothonolary's Office, and if not cor
rect is owing to errors of tho Election officers.
Loesil Uriel".
A small boy, named Lcsh, was badly in
jured atMarysville on AVednesdnv last, bv
bejng run over by a horse.
XSpring township has in its limits, 288
Tamilies, 282 dwellings. 143 farms. 17estab
lishments of productive industry, and 14U3
inhabitants. Tho deaths in tho township
last year were only seventeen.
Tho Gettysburg Railroad with all its fix
tures has been sold to Jas. A. Townsend,
of New Haven for $181,000.
John Soulo, of Carroll twp., has raised a
tomato vino this season which measures
over fourteen feet in length.
For Hand-bills,, or job work of any kind,
go to tho Times Office. Our "Steam Power
Press," will print a larger bill than any
press in tho county.
Six or seven persons boarding in the
Blair county jail recently undertook to leave
without observing tho proper formalities,
which tho keeper discovered in timo to pre
vent. Tho October term of Court for this coun
ty, will commence next Monday.
beveral of our correspondents havo not
been heard lrom for somo weeks, we hope
wiin mo cooi weainer tncy will recover
their lost energies.
Tho Steam saw mill of Bixler & Co., at
Ilarrisburg, was burnt on Saturday night
last.
KCoi.
ntrains
'ur Devil" enters up a conimtuut
gainst cats, one Jiavmar tried to suck his
breath a few nights since. AVo think ho is
safe however as no ono cat could take all
his breath.
Carroll township has a felino curiosity.
it being n cat having three spots tho sizo of
a ciniiis Hand which aro of a dark red color
The Engineer who was injured in tho re
cent collision near York has since died of
his injuries.
Iwo Ilamsburgors had an election bet
tho loser to wheel tho other tho length of
Alarket stroet. AVhen the timo to nav tho
bet came, his courage failed him and they
i i .. -ii. i i . i -
euiiiprouiiscu wmi two Kegs oi oeer.
A man named Varley who has been be
fore the court of Quarter Sessions on other
occasions, shot and seriously wounded a
uoatman, near tno Aqueduct, in tins coun
ty, from Wilkosbarre, on, tho 15th inst,
Tho cause was, that tho boatman was gath,
ering nuts from a tree which Varloy claim
ed ns his property. Varley is now in jail
awaiting ins trial.
For The Bloomfiehl Time).
The Davenport Brothers in Carlisle.
Mn. Editor Sir Having learned that
tho Davenport Brothers were to give one of
their remarkable seances in Carlisle, on
Monday night, tho 17th inst., I mado it my
business to go over, a distanco of twenty
miles, to see what was to bo seen. Rhecm's
Hall was filled with tho most intelligent
citizens of Carlisle. Cols. Parker and Pax
ton, both well-known gentlemen in Carlisle,
wcro chosen by tho audience as a commit
tee to tio the performers and watch their
proceedings upon tho stage. Tho Brothers
havo what they call a cabinet m which they
perform most of the scenes. This cabinet
was examined closely by tho committee,
who reported that it was mado tight all
around and had no machinery about it,, or
place to enter except, at the doors in front.
They found nothing in it but two violins, a
rope, brass horn, and two lit tle bells, and
tho audience could also sco in from their
seats.
Tho Brothers wcro then tied firnfly, both
hands and feet, so that they could not get
oil' their seats. Tho duors wcro closetl by
the committee, tho gas turned down a little,
and tho musical instruments began to trivo
music, the brans horn flew out of tho win
dow on to tho lloor, a hand was seen at tho
window. Upon tho doors being opened,
tho Brothers were found tied as before.
One of the committee then entered the cab
inet, and sat between tho Brothers with ono
hand on each one, tho doors wcro closed.
and immediately music was heard, bells
raiiff, and a ijrent noiso went on in tho cab
inet, but ns soon as light appeared, the doors
new open, and tiio committco man camo
out, and stated that ho had his hands on
tho Brothers all the time and was surc,they
did not move. He also stated that ho had
been hit on tho head and face, and that his
pockets had been fumbled".
1 ho doors were nsain closed, and in about
one-and-a-half minutes, tho Brothers were
untied, although tho committco had been
engaged about live minutes at tieing them.
Tho ropes were examined and found to bo
just as before. They then entered tho cab-
met again, and in about ten minutes after
tho doors were closed, they Hew open, and
tho Brothers wcro found to be tied as tight
as before.
A spoonful of flour was now placed in
tho hands of each one, the gas turned down,
and in less time than any person could ini
tio them, the doors opened and tho Broth
ers stepped out loose, with the Hour in their
hands. They then gavo a dark seance.
Tho committco tied ono of tho men in front
of tho cabinet on a chair, with his hands
behind his back, and then told him to tako
oil his coat, which was done m an instant,
with his hands remaining tied, tho coat
was seen flying up in the air near tho ceil
ing, and dropping down on tho floor. An
other was then put on him,in an instantwith
hands tied behind his back. Tho violins
flew around over their heads giving music
and other unexplainablo things.
The cabinet was mado very much like a
wardrobe. It would require too much space
to give an account of all tho wonderful
things performed by invisible agency, or as
I presume spirit power. If tho committee
or any others, who witnessed this seance,
think they can tell how it was done by any
other than spiritual or invisible power, I
should like to havo them do it.
AVill the committee pleaso give us a brief
report of their opinion for tho Times t
Note. AA'o give the letter of our cor
respondent who evidently has "faith," but
ns this class of performers have been proved
on several occasions to bo perfect humbugs,
and tho performers forced to leavo sudden
ly, we givo them credit for being only too
smart for the committee. Ed.
For The Bloomfield Times.
The Dedication or Trinity Reformed
Church at Mnrysvillc,
On Sunday, October lCth, took placo under
auspicious circumstances. Tho day was
delightful, tho attendance largo, and the
services interesting and solemn. Hoavon
smiled on tho occasion. Tho ministers
present were, tho Pastor, Rev's. AV. D. C.
Rodrock, AV. F. Collillower, S. E. Herring,
H. Detwiler and G. Lightner. The church
is neat, chasto and beautiful, located in tho
centre of tho town, and is quite an orna
ment, its dimensions aro 40 by 00 feet,
wiin a ku loot coning, surmounted by a
Gothic steeple 80 feet high. It will scat 380
persons, cost $4,000, which, with tho $750
raised at dedication, is nearly provided for.
Nobly dono. God bless all who contributed
to this good work. A.
Church Notices,
Presbyterian preaching in tho Court
room next Mmday. rrayor-moeting will
bo held on AVcdnesday evening in tho samo
place.
In tho Methodist church, prayer-meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock, by Rev. AViii
Shriber.
In tho Reformed Church prayer meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching next Sab-
uaui at iu a. in.
Ballou's Maoazinb fob November. Wo
nave received tho November number of Ballou'i
Magazine, and have read it with Interest, as wo
always do every month that iSallou is Issued.
It Mas tho best variety ol contents of any niatr-
azino In tho country. Its romances are always
well written, Its Bca-storics such ns only truo-
heartcd sailors can write, and all tho rcadlngls
original and of the best quality. Thorenro 100
pages, 16 of thorn with Illustrated sublects,and
ull for tho small sum of 15 cents, or tfl 50 per
year. Great improvements are promised for
tho coming ycur. All periodical depots sell
llullou's. Thomes ifc Talbot, 03 Congress
street, Boston, are tho publishers.
I- 1ST OF PETIT JURORS drawn for October
J Term, 1870.
Tnscarora William Kreamcr, David White.
Toboyne Robert JI. Campbell. Albert Wilhldc.
Buffalo Jacob Crow, .lohn l'ottcr.
Centre chas. (1. Vandcrau, John F. Avlo. W.
K. Shnalt, Simon S. Clouser.
Spring David W. Billnian.
Liverpool township George E. Reaver, .lames
"Whinners David Zarlng, John Hitting, Daniel
Zarlng, Jonu Mengle, John L. Kline.
Carroll Joseph Ensmlngcr, Samuel MeClintock.
New Buffalo borough John Sheaflcr.
Saville Philip Jacobs, George B. Hlicafler, Benl.
F. Coller. J
Madison Henry II. Bair, "William I.. Reale,
John Arnold.
Juniata William Arnold, Jacob S. Super, Henry
Fickcs.
Duncannon E. O. Irvine, John Harper.
Rye Jacob Fortcnbaugh.
I'enn Samuel Shull, Joseph Smith, Joseph Dels
Inner, William Colcstock.
Jackson Jacob Smith, 'William Knslow.
Bloomticld Frederick Harnett.
Landisburg Alexander Adams.
Newport Andrew Fickes.
Liverpool borough John C. "Wclrlck.
( ! rcc n wood William 1 1 a r ter .
Millcrstown Jerome Laihr, Samuel Debray.
Tyrone John Minieh, Jeremiah Keek.
I' 1ST OF (iRAND JURORS drawn for October
J Term, 1S70.
Greenwood Simon H. Fry. George Wright, Jo
seph Lelter, A brum AV. Long,
Jackson Abraham Kinder, J. W. Shuman.
J'cnn David Hrooks.
Juniata Henry Zcigler.
Liverpool borough Samuel M. Kinder.
Saville Jeremiah Trestle, Roger Harklson.
ISunalo James O. MeClintock, David Deekard,
Henry Dunkle. David A. Zeigler.
Spring W. It. Duin, Win. Sheiblcy.
'I uscarora John Yolin.
Landisburg George S. Drexlcr.
Rye Henry Seller.
Liverpool townsliin .Tames O. Lindsnv. Kmnuel
Haines.
Madison Mathcw Dalton.
Marysvlllc Wllliain R. AVctzler.
Pennsylvania K. It. Time Table.
NEAVPORT STATION.
On and niter May 20. 1870. rasscmror trains
will run as follows:
WEST.
JMttsb'R Expr's. (Flag)1.41 a. M. daily exe't Sunday.
Way Passenger, 9.1: a. m., dailv except Monday,
Mail 2.11 l'. m. daily except Sunday.
A mixed t rain witli passenger car attached, will
leave Ilarrisburg at 5 o'clock p. m., and Newport
in u.4u p. in.
EAST.
Fast Line 4.10 A. M., daily except Monday.
Ilarrisburg Aecoin. 11.31 A. M., daily ' Sunday.
Mail, 7.D3 P. M., dailv except Sunday
J. J. BARCLAY, Agent.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and afterSunday, June 12th, 1870, trains will
leave Duncannon, ns follows :
EASTWARD.
Fast Lino, (Flag) 4.35 a. m., dailv except Monday
Ilarrisburg Accom. 12.04 v. M., daily " Sunday
Mail 8.28 1. m.. daily " Sunday
AVKSTWARD.
Way Passenger, 8.33 a.m., daily except Monday
Mail, 1.40 p. m dailyexccpt Sunday
Thro' 1'ieiglit, l'ass. Car attached, 0.00 p. m.
wm. c. iviMi, Agent
County Price Current.
I5I.00M field, October 2-3, 1870.
Flax-Seed $2 00
Potatoes, 75 cents.
Butter -tft pound, 28 "
Eggs fl dozen, 22 "
Dried Apples t pound 0 "
Dried Peaches, 810ets.flft,
Pealed Peaches 15 18 cts. "
Cherries 0 0 cts. "
" Pitted, 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries, 8 10 cts. "
Onions ?! bushel 75 "
Corrected Weekly by Wm. Kough .Sous.
Newpoht, October 25, 1S7U.
Flour, Extra SO 00
Red Wheat 1 25 1 25
Ryo 75
Corn 75 75
Outs V 32 pounds 40
Clover Seed C 00 0 00
Timothy Seed 3 00
Flax Seed 1 75
Potatoes, 70
Ground Alumn Salt 2 25
Limeburncr's Coal, 2 40
Stovo Coal 5 0 00
Pea Coal 3 25
Smith Coal 25 cts. V bus.
Cross Tics,8J4 feet long, 32 42 cents,
Hackett In Altoona, on the 22d inst.. Mrs
Sallio A. wife of Mr. George Haekett, formerly
a resilient or tins oorougn.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Private Sale.
rriHE subscriber offers at private sale his prop.
. eny in nuvinu lowiisiiip, xerry eouniy, j'a.,
euiiuisiuig oi
71 ACltKS
of Land, 35 Acres of which aro cleared, and well
unproved Having ineruou a
One and Half Story Log House,
LOG BARN,
and other out buildings, with a fins YOUNG
vmuiiAiuj. xne uuuince oi me lamt is well tlm
bored.
Mir ror further Information address or apply to
HENRY KLECKENER,
i M Ickesburg, Perry county, Pa
l'KOVIJDR FOll VOUU FAMILIES!
Now York Lifo Benefit Association
Onpitnl iMO(),000 I
ORGANIZED under the Laws of the State of
New York, Insures the lives of Its patrons at
One-h'tJUi the Viorre of other Life Insurance Com
panies, ah winning to insure their lives should
send for our descriptive pamphlets, which we mail
j' ice. Agenis, iooai nnu iiaveiung wanted.
Rev. FkanoisC. Hill, J. Andkkw, Pres't.
4 42,lnui Vice-Pres't. ( No. 01 Broadway, N. Y.
Clocks. Another now lot of 80 hour
and 8 day Clocks just received by F. Moit
timer & Co.New Illoomfleld.
REAL ESTATE NOTICES.
HOTEL STAND
FOR SALE.
Hotel Stand having a GOOD RUN OF CUSTOM
for sale. Apply to
S. H. GALBRAITH
New Bloomticld, Ta.
4 41tf
VALUABLE
Farm at Private Sale.
T
HE undersigned oilers at private sale, a farm
hi ije iimnsiiip.i eny eouiii v, l a., eoniaiuuig
f T A. O 15 10 fS .
The land Is the best In the nlgliborhood, with run-
mk ,iu-r 1 1 1 every iiciii, is uimcr goon icnce, anil
as thereon erected a new
Friune IhveHins House.
There Is also a thrifty Young ORCHARD on tho
place. This land lies along two public roads the
Mshing Creek road and the Lamb's Gup road : tho
last, nanieil illvt.h.o tlw, l.niil .. .....,tu i,iy..
the one side and WS2 on the other: on the
acre piece is a New Frame Dwelling House, and on
the other it
FRAME 22 x 28.
erected for a house, w ith a never failing Spring of
aiei. j in-, i.iiim win ne soni asawnoie, or uuwo
raets, to suit purchasers.
T
r ii not sold at private sale before the LAST
l." lii.ci-M m i; ii, fu ,v..i., i ;n i, .,,.1.1 i.
OF
1
. ....... . ., , ., i i ,Hli mini ill if 1 1 u-
icsale, at the Court House, in Ulnomlleld. on tho
KIRST Tfll RSUAY IN 1-Ll'.liUARY, 1S71, at ono
I'clock 11. 111., of Slltll dllV. ulieli li,m,uivlll l.'.i.wwl.i
known.
. Persons desiring to purchase a farm w ill do
I'll til nv.miitm llilti .ii. 1...I..I-.. I.. I
where, as it lies within -four miles of Marysvilie,
nnu me j eiinsj ivaniii juuuoau one oi me uess
markets in the county.
MA- 1,'lirl linr iiifiit'MinlwiM n-iii ln l.ml 1... ml
dressing Dr. JOHN VSAW,
Jenner X Roads,
4 40 Somerset county, Pa.
VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE
THE undersigned, widow and heirs of John
Kline, late of Junlmta twp., Perry County, Pa,,
deceased, will ';ell at public sale.on the premises, on
Saturday the 2iHh day o October. 1870. at 1 o'clock
11. m., of said day, the following described real es
tate, late of the said John Kline deceased, to wit :
Purpart No. 1,
situated in Juniata two.. Perry coutnv. Pa.. hound.
ed by lands of George Tilze!, William Kough,
nev. jj. w. miner, ana others, and con til in nit
91 ACRES & 21 PL INCHES.
The iinnrnvenienU nre n hvn stm-v frnmn wnfiilinp.
boarded house,
A LARGE BANK
BARN,
and completely
of the most substantial eliaractei
furnished.
There Is also an APPLE ORCHARD on said farm,
and a variety of other fruit trees.
About 15 acres of the property is woodland. Well
set in witli timber. Thei e is also a spring of good
water, covenient to the house.
Purpart No. 2,
A Farm in Juniata Township,
Perry County, Pa., adjoining lands of James B.
Ramsey, Henry Fickes, Purpart No 1, and others,
and containing 70 acres anil 12ii perches. About
10 acres of this property is good woodland. Tho
laud is lu a high state of cultivation, is divided iu
convenient fields, and under good fences, and Is
well adapted to raising all klntla of rrttin.
This property is located in one of the best neigh
borhoods in Perry eouniy. and convenient to mar
ket, places of public worship of all denominations,
schools, stores, mills, Sc., and will be sold as a
whole, or in parts to suit purchasers.
WB. Conditions made known at sale by
SAMUEL KLINE,
HENRY KLINE,
JACOB KLINE,
MARTHA YOUN,
ELIZABETH SHORTESS,
CATHARINE KLINE,
JANE KLINE.
SARAH KEPNER.
September 20, 1870.
Ileal Estate, Insurance,
AND
LEVIS POTTER & CO.,
Heal Estate Brokers, Insurance, 4 Claim Agents
TVew liloomliel!, J?n.
"ITTE INVITE the attention of buyers and sell
TT ers to the advantages we oiler them in pur
chasing or disposing of real estate through our of
fice. We have a very largo list of desirable property,
consisting of farms, town property, mills, store
and tavern stands, and real estate of any descrip
tion which we are prepared to oiler ut great bar
gains. We advertise our property very extensive
ly, and use all our efforts, skill, and dilligenee to
ellcct a sale. We niako no charges unless tho
property is sold while registered with us. We also
draw up deeds, bonds, mortgages, umlall legal pa
pers at moderate rates.
Some of tho best, cheapest, and most reliable
fire, life, and cattle insurance companies Iu tho
United States are represented at this agency.
Property insured either on the cash or mutual
plan, and perpetually at $4 and S.'i per thousand.
Pensions, bounties, and all kinds of war claims
collected. There aro thousands of soldiers and
heirs of soldiers who are entitled to pensions and
bounty, who havo never made application. Sol
diers, if you were wounded, ruptured, or contract
ed a disease In the service from which you are dis
abled, you are entitled to a pension.
When widows of soldiers dio or marry, the minor
children are entitled to tho pension.
Parties having any business to transact in our
line, aro respectfully Invited to givo us a call, as
we are eonllclent we can render satisfaction in any
branch of our business.
No charge for information.
4 201y LEWIS POTTER & CO.
A Desirable Farm for Sale.
ILL bo sold at a bargain, a FARM situated
iu Centre townsliin. nbout 2 miles North
West of Bloonitleld borough, containing; 104
ACH KM, 117 well timbered, and the balance clear
ed, and under a high state of cultivation. There
are on the premises a LOG HOUSE, plastered, con
taining 7 rooms i a good BANK BARN, a good
SAW MILL and 2 LIME QUARRIES.
-For further information apply to.
0. A. BARNETT, Att'Slt-Law,
New Blo()iiilild, Pa.,
Or on the premises to Mrs. Rebecca Giiofk. J4358t
WITH heautiful engraving.
8 j 13X17 in. One year for W conti.
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