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1780 TAKE NOTICE. 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sick ?
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ljc il00mfif lb intf s.
Tuesday, May HO, 1871.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 3
IKe nrfc commtinicodiVinsrnm. n persons Kionre
intercsffrf fr waders properly motiving to thi
department.
Agricultural Implements.
A recent number of Hearth and Home
thus speaks of n new stylo of plows and
harrows.
The " Committee on Iuiplcuicuts" at
most agricultural fairs pass judgment
upon new inventions nud appliances from
their appcaianco only. Should the God
frey devolving Mold-board l'low come bo
foro such a committee-, it would probably
bo passed by without notice, or condemn
ed at onco as impracticable In fact,
there was hardly ever a moro unpromis
ing looking implement than this plow.
So far as beam, standard, share, and han
dles go, this is just like any other plow,
and it is only when wo come to the mold
board that we find any difference. The
mold-board is, as tho uamo indicates, re
volving. There is a very short stationary
mold-board, but the main portion of it
consists of a disk attached to tho beam
in such a manner, that it can readily
revolve. As the furrow-slice is lifted
by tho share, it comes in contact with the
disk, which revolves, and by its motion
breaks the soil nud scatters it. One of
our staff, who employs Scotch workmen
only, took this plow to his farm with ma
ny misgivings. His mcu had been ac
customed to the long Scotch plow, and
ho feared that an implement so different
from those to which they had been accus
tomed would meet with little favor.
The plow was tried in different kinds of
land, and the verdict came back that it
was "the best plow ever put into the
ground." A skim-plow or jointer may bo
attached if weeds or long manuro are to
be plowed under. It seems to work with
as much caso to the team as any other
plow. In alluvial soil, it so thoroughly
crumbles, pulverises, and scatters the soil,
that its work appears more like that ol a ;
spado than like that left by an ordinary I
plow. Having described this strango j
plow, will now try to givo our readers
soino idea of tho
NISIIWIT. HARROW.
In noticing tho Godfrey Kcvolviug;
Moldboard l'low, wo alluded to the unpre
possessing appearance of the implement.
The same remarks apply with moro force j
to the Nishwitz Harrow, for a more un- i
couth looking implement never mado its ,
appearance. As with tho plow, all unfa- ;
vorable impressions, that the form of the j
harrow might give, disappear when its op- j
oration is witnessed. Instead of the
teeth of tho ordinary harrow, or tho small
plows of Shares' harrow, the Nishwitz
lias in their place a series of revolving
iron or stool disks, which uro slightly
dishing toward the frotlt. The beams of i
the harrow may be set ut different an-
gles, and tho revolving teeth may be set i
in any desired position, according to the j
character of the soil. In passing over tho i
soil, tho teeth turn and throw up audi
crumble it, in the most complete uud sat- j
isfactory manner. Unlike the ordinary
harrow, this implement does not compact ;
tho soil, but leaves it exceedingly light I
and mellow. )n light soils this is an ob- j
jeetion, which can be obviated by the use
of the roller. In covering grain, this j
harrow has been found to work admirably,
and in the preparation of land, where a ,
heavy sod has been turned under, it is I
found to thoroughly pulverize tho soil i
without disturbing the sod. In preparing
ordinary stubble for turnips, two or three
times going over with llus harrow will
make it as fine as a sued bed. It is not
one of the least recommendations of this
implement that it requires loading to the
amount of the weight of an ordinary
man. This will commend it to farm la
borers to whom harrowing is not, as a
general thing, an attractive employment.
Cu It i rat Ion of Trees.
Wo are glud to tee that many portions
of tlio euuntry uro awakening to the itn
portanco of preserving timber, and also
of cultivating it. A largo amount of
timber may be grown along the Hides of
highwuys, where it not only grows well,
being constantly fertilized from the wush
iuga of the road, but also aliorii.s u most
gruteful pruteetiou from winds- in Winter,
and tho teorcliitig Summer r-uti. The
Legislature of Kauian, with a view to en
courage this kind of treo culture, euaeted
at iu lust Bosnion the following :
"Any inhabitant liable to highway tax,
who ahull truiiK))luiit by the aide of the
highway nuy finest, ttliadc, or fruit trees of
suitable size, shall U allowed by tlio over
seers of tho liighwnyH, in abatement of his
highway tax, one dollar for every fuurtiees
net out, but no row of elms ahull bo placed
nearer than seventy feet ; no row of maples
or other forest trees nearer tliun fifty feet,
except locust, which may be set upuit, nnd
uo allowance, as before mentiouod, nhall bo
mude unless such tree shall have been set
out the year previous to the demand of such
abatement of tax, nud living nnd well pro
tected from animals nt the timo of such
demand."
This is a wise law, and it would bo well
for older States to tako a hint from it.
PAHRNEY'S
15 Ii O O D C L E A N S 13 It
on
1' A N A C .v :
4 N Alterative and Catlmrtlc, or Tonic and
j V Purge, fordlBCnsesarlsing from bad blood,
i U'lils preparation wan established In 1870,and '
j tins been rcpnrcd In liquid form for moro than I
i 1H. years. In January or February, 1S70, anoth
er party commenced to prepare n similar nrtlelu i
which Is inferior to tho genuine, mid which i
should not be mistaken for ours. Ask for "Dn.
Faiihnby's Blood Cmiassek on Panacea,"
and accept no others.
Tho Trade Mark of the oldest nud genuine,
is printed in green on a yellow wrapper, liuv- ,
lug also the Blgnaturo of 1'. Fulirucy, M.D., ,
Chicago.
" Dr. V. Fatirnty'M JTcaVh Metuminer'' gives'
the history and uses of tho Bi.oon Clramheii, J
testimonials, and other information, sent five :
charge. Address
1)11. P. FaUKNEt's BltOTHEIlS tVc Co..
Waynesboro, Franklin County, l'a.
Ask for Dr. Fuhrncy's Blood Cleanser and
I bHASSK YOUIl DI.OOI).
t'-if" Sold everywhere and in New llloomlkld '
by F. MoiiTiMEit &, Co., only. 5 IS
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY 1
Dr. WALKER'S CALITORNIA j
VINEG-AR BITTEES
i Hundreds of Thousands 2 jf
Z Z. Bear testimony to the 1r Wonder- n jtr
luiuurauvo unccts.
?6ij WHAT ARE THEY?
OSS
c
Ik
9P S
- A 1U IH.UI JAVA A 1 11.11 -' jt
FANCY DRINK, ft
MVoof Poor Rum, "Whiskey, Frouf tVplrltn
mil FIcTuoo JLlquur doctorrd, nplcci r.nd(.-.Ti.'-L
ta.-I rL jlcaeotUo tBto, cr.Uc(l,4ToniCfl,,,uAjp,-:;:
ry," - livsrorcn,' c, ttict lcftil tlio tippler en t
tii.'v.fc'Ti.rflS ftatl ruin, but ftrcotruo Mfdlelnc, in.u'.n
fro;.i Hie Nutivo Kootsund lltrbocf Cail.rr:iia, i'i i
IVtt'ii i-.ll Alcoholic fSllntulciKu. 'ilic';'.ro t:. '.
(iHK.VP ltMOJ rUtlKlKSC ami A i II'S',
I: vl.-.r'tcr i C t.ut : ;i t in. c:iii-yIu;T fill' rll ;o; on ,
l.v ..( i ;:..U iv'.t'-.iai: t'.iQ tl'jcd to n litnTtl y co;:(t. ..
!.ui:.:ua tii."t;.:.c t':cua Lrt:.TJ t.cctili: un'.f ...
Uo' l: il rinr.ln U:, uu;i.il.
il(0 wlilbj Kivcni'uriui lnci:rr.M; t-n.-'i:. v I. '1
tlm bout's arc not d:utfoyti Ly mine:".) ; -. i :
oihr niLxni', ard tho itul cruna wuul. 4 b. .. i. t t
point ui repair.
for Iiilliiuii:i:uiry nud Clironitr IMittai.u
tltiiti nuil Hunt, lyntirpsint or Iadlsentlon,
iliiimip, Uviitkituiit nud lutursiilttcnt Fvvcrn
JlHrurnol the Uloud, l.ivcr, Kldurys and
illiwlirr t!oo IHtlcru l;cva bu?n moBt nucccif
fnl. frut h DiritntifH mo cauccd by Vlilntcd
Blood, wliuli i-KuncrtlJy prodnuud by dvranj;ctnui.t
DYttl'tl'lSIA OIL 1MHCJESTIOX, ITcrA
ache, I'nlu la to tihoulileiii, ('outfit, TlRlit'iciK cf thu
Cheat, Dlatia'.-Jifl, fcuur r.rcctatlor.r. tf tho ttoinacli,
Had tnat'. la tlu MnuUi, Ulllouu AUacUa, raliUuticu
cl the IK'iirt, liiUmn utloQ of tho Lungs, r&lulnthtt
regions cf thu LHm yn, nnd n hundred oUcr p .Uili.l
t5u4ptojui,nrL the cUv'.nr.ot Uy.-pcp:-.'.
Yhryinvfgurnta the :r.ai:U out! nmmlalo ti.o tur
pld liver aDd l)ow.:l9,vif(.h randerthemofnrtqr.alk'il
clllcccyln cluaj-iluff tliullccdof all lapurltlaa, end
linpsitlu nrw i;;a i.n.1 vl;r-r I Ut tho wbolu ayotcm.
1'UU SKIN IHrSi:ASKiS.I-riptlom:,Tettor,k:alt
l:tieum, lilcti Un.f'j 11 ai Kb. 1 ULtultn.Iloilo, Crr
bciiflcs, Itini-'Voiu.ii, i'l-kid-Ucnd, i'cro tjcu.Eryslp.
cIb.i, ltd:, fcuris, 1 iHco'.oif.tlor.o oi tho U, Uamoro
anlDU.unc o!'ti.L-l.Ik u. ca' vh.ituvcr nnmucr nature,
a: a !itt rally t' ik up f,tut t ri tt'd out of thoayBtcm In a
hurt tiuiL )y tltf -ivi-ci ifi tn: i'ltier. Ono bottlo la
anchrnfun t. Ill c( v .Inc. th r-ir. t lutrcdulous o their
curative olloul.
Clcuuau tltT .t riel I;iord v.'.uiKT(ir yon find Iti
ln purlile. hnra.ru i;r u;;li it. :1d lal'lmplcs, hrup
ttonn or a)U-i-; chain It t.l.ui you Dud tt obstructed
and !ckrHi In t; ; wlrm i cl-nn:v it when it Is foul,
and year fuc::uva will i 11 yv. viit.'.. Koap tho blood
puir cad tho bitf.ltu ot'tl.o !.;( ni v illfolloir.
PIN, TAriCn-.d other li-rlautf iu the
aystein of so tnio t 'ioua;tt:dn. .vr j cffcctoftUy destroy
ed and rcuiovr.1. I nr ilirm-tUiDfi. read carefully
tha elical:r Mruui.l ann Woul, pfliitcd In flur Juu
guagos lingljh.u.jri.ift.i, t rt ucit uud Hpunlth.
J. "WA.LKHR, rruprlrtot'. 1. If. MiOONALD i CO.,
Dn.gglat und Oen. Aicjnts. Can l-'ruutdbco, (al,,
and K)andS4Couujrrcobtrei-t, KuwToi...
(arSOM) UT ALL DliUUOlHTS A!iii DLLJiia,
(JiOTIIINO MADE TO OHDKR!
A CHOICE A&SOKTMF.NT OF
Aht'ays on hnnd, from w hich to select.
1 ORDER.
READY-MADE CLOTlllNti nf Superior
Quulity alwuv.- on hand.
J'. Mortimer V t'o..
Slurch III, '('.). i w llliioinllcld,l'ii.
A Perfectly Nom - Explosive Lamp I
1)F.IIKINH& IIOUSICS PATENT I.AMPH are
llio onlv Limp that (lives PiiMKi.i T ri.U'l.n :
Wi lli ALL KINIIS (IV OIL. 'I llcy UIB IIIUlIu Ot tlU.S, (
uud will lastu liletlinu, inuklug liieni tlio
CHEAPEST LAMP IN THE WORLD. I
Tho undersigned arc Agents for Perry County,
nnd wlil supply .Merchant at the Manufacturers'
price. Persons wanting a good ai licit ate 10
lucstcd to examine this lump.
F. MOItTIMEK & CO.,
New llloomlleld, l'a.
Agents winded to eanvHss the County.
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It i J$ ill I
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jMADK TO Ifj M Ma,i,. i
,jL.JiLn0T,,IMi:
TIAllI.F.i A. DANA. Killlor.
A Ni-wnpoper ol the Prrarnt Tlm.
Intended for People Now on Enrili.
lnclndlng Farmer., Mrfh.nlci. Merchant!, Pro
rmlontl Men, Worker.. Thinker., and all Man
ner of Honext Folk., and the Wive, Bon., and
Daughter, of all men.
ONLV ONE IX) 1. 1. A It A VKAlt I
ONK lltSnRKI) COPIES FOR QUO,
"r lew than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a
930 Club at ercrj Poit Office.
WEMI-WEKKLY HUN, ti A YEAR,
of the tame alze and general character a
THK WEEKLY, bnt wllh s (treater variety or
mlacollaneonj readmit, and furnishing the newa
to lt aumerlbera with greater freshness, became
It comet twice a week Instead ol once only.
THE DAILY BUN, 86 A YEAR.
A preeminently readahle newspaper, with the
largest clrcalalton in tho world. Free, lndv
pendent, and feerlef In politic. All the new.
from everywhere. Two centa a copy ; by luall,
00 ccnu a month, or $6 a year.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY MCN.
Five coplea, one year, separately addrenned.
Four Dollar.
Ten roples, one yenr, separately addressed (and
an eziracopy to the getter up of club).
Light Dotln.ru.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of club).
FlUtevo Dallam.
FHly copies, one year, to one nddrees rand tho
ttenu.YV cekly one year to getter u p of elulo.
Thirty-three Dollars.
Fifty roples. ono year, separately addressed (and
the beinl-Weekly one year to cotter up orciuh).
Thirty-live Dollnrn.
One hundred copies, one year, to onn address
(and the Dally for one year to the getter up or
club). Fitly Dollarx.
One hundred copies, one year, separately nd
dre.eed (and the Dally lor one yeor to tho jretier
up of clubj, blxty Dolliu x.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HUN.
Five copies, one year, separately addressed.
Light Dollars.
Ten copies, ono yesr. separately addressed (aim
an extra copy to getter up of clmo,
Hixtcuu Dollar.
SEND YOUR MONEY
In Post Offleo orders, ehecks. or drnfts on New
Vork, wherever convenient, ir not, Ineu regi.ltr
the IcUcrB containing money. Address
I. W. ENOLAND. Puhlisher,
bun onlco. New Vork CJu
C OKTI X J X T A L
Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YOIllC.
STUICTL Y m r ri A , :
A!-i-t!-, i ..-;o. :
ISsl ESall Ihe new forms of Policies, nnd pic
sents as favorable terms asany company In Ihe
United Ktales.
The Company will make temporary loans on 1H
Policies.
Thirty days' grace allowed on each payment, and
the policy held good during that lime.
Policies Issued by this Company are non forfeil
uro. No extra charges are made for traveling iernilts.
Policy holders share In the annual prolltsof Urn
Company, und have a voice in Ihe elections and
management of iheCompaiiv.
mi policy or nicuicai leecuargen.
.It stcs l.AWKK.sci:. l'res'l .
Jl. It. Wv.NKoor, lee l'res'l.
I. r.lioor.ns, Sec'y.
.1. F. EATON. j
(ieneral Agent, I
No. (1 Ninth Third Street.
4.yl) College lilock. Ilarrlsbiivg, Pa. !
lV. M . E B Y, '
Wholesale and Ketall Dealer iu .
o n u g s j
ANI
MEDICINES, ;
COMKNTRATKI) KOKDIES, !
ESSENTIAL OILS,
Patent Medicines,
PURE WINES
AMD !
LIQUORS,
l or Medicinal and Sacramental I'uipo-c-.
A Splendid Assortment of
P E II F U M E II Y ,
HAIR OILS,
u n u a u e s ,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
Always on hand, which w ill be sotfat low prices
tH" Orders from Physicians prompt!)'
iiHcmlcit to with greut t-uif.
Newport, P0W7 Qnnty, Penn'n,
1 O 13 X5 XIV W
ELEGTKIG SOAP,
The Jieiit in the World!
STRICTLY PURE!
j NO SAND! NOKOSIN! NOCI.AY!
1 NO ADVLTERATTON or AN V KIND '.
tliliihvn Oni 1)0 Tie Warhiivj.
lioiMrvil. .Vo JtoVhiy
iV('fV'lV.
I Jill lit 'ii.jp n! t!ic Viv.'4ii0t.il awl t 'ii"y''r'(i;.V'Vc
Dobbins' Electric Soap,
Clothe, Money, Fuel, I.ulior, Time
und Tcinliur,
A Mj AUE SAVl'.D!
Try it ontc. und ufc it ever ufaiwanl. Kvcry
(iraccr bulls It. Kvcry Family L'hcs It.
NO ONE CAN DO WmiOlTT IT !
II.-sure that Ihe wrapper lia-on II tlieeul or Jiis.
l'ouy and Mr. ICnleiprlsc, ami that each bar Is
(dumped with tho name of the inventor
j uud originator, ,1. H. Doiiiiins, as none
other is gcnuliu
, laisc auu woniiicss l.lecli'ic .Soaps,
j uol worth liiiiise-rooiu. ami
i dear even it given
i away.
.me. r M.r. t jMiH'ricnn l oiiet snap,
fully
e..n il
M.ll to ,
the French made by u French Mia'piuiike:'
iu mi! same manner as the French
soaps are made, nud sold at
one-foui'lh their price, i-
TlilPLE R ENTED
liobb iw' Toilet Soap!
NO TOILET 13 COMPLETE WITHOUT IT !
Ilia Hat Emollient in tiic MurUt:
It i given Ihe piercienee tit every watering place
in the country, and Is lor sale i eiyHlu.u.
, Don't l.e put oil with any cheap common soap.
J ry it, and see how much l.KT'l'l.H ill
I than we say.
i.ie only limit Pnli-.li tli.it will piodn. e a r.rilllan
und J.astiiigWiine. and, ut the same time
preserve the Leather, Is
Bobbins' Electric E:ot Polich,
Makes Old Hoots Look LikisNew ()xi:s.
Ami Calf-Skix Likr Patkm l.i:.Tiii:ii. I
It is put up in a Patent box, the greatest novelty I
1 ul ihe age. The box alone Is worth more to '
: keep ihun the price ol llnx und I'ol- I
Ish combined.
Kii ih; hat,"
The (icniiino Tt'itKicii I'.ath eoniimiind. used in all
Oriental countries, In the bath, and manufacture.!
by us 011 a license uud royalty, in exact style, odor
and quality trom the original receipt, as that
mude iu Constantinople, and import duties. prelum
on gold, etc., saved, thus enabling us to sell It at a
very low price, lly its use a bath becomes indeed
a luxury- Very highly scenlcd, uud producing
miraculous ctlccls upon Ihe skin. It Is really worth
a (rial.
If you want to enjoy lire and drive a war dull
cure, use for join clothes
I
1 O II IS I X S '
ELECTRIC SOAP!
Use for your person
DOBBINS'
TliirLE SCENTED
rii
Toilet Soap !
1E Fun VOL'K IJOOTS
Domiixs' Etlttimc Uoot I'olisii.
LVc iii the llu th
IviiIT;-IlAT."
And Hibscribe for the
" Electric Messenger,"
a lieaullful Fashion Paper, sent PIMiU to all who
will send (heir mimes to the hole liopi letois,
J. L. CUAGIX tVr CO.,
1IU South I'ourtli Street, 1'iiii.aii'.i.piiia.
103 Uarcluy Bircct, New Yokk.
114 Stuta Street, Boston.
ISTThla ISoap Is for Bala by F. Mortimer A ;
Co., New Ucoiulkkl, l'a.-1 'it 1 i
JACOB COBLE,
Photographic Artist,
XIJWl'OUT, I'KXX'A.
rrillUsiibscrllicr would respectfully cn!l Hie itt
X tenlloii ( (lie I'lllzons of till county to the
fm t Unit ho Is pntpnred to take PltOTOtiRA VIIS
In IIih best stylo oltlm ail. Ill long experience
cnublcs IiIih to iroiliico
vicrcJiKS which cassot jih ex
celled. All iMTSonsnrv rwiucslcd to call at hi rooms and
examine specimen.
i Particular attention given to copying likcnesse
i ul ilcccascd prsons, und great euro will be taken
to furnish
Good Pictures of Children.
Framing material and a good assortment of frames
always on hand, and for sale at low prices.
JACOB COB LU, ArtM,
Newport, Perry Co., l'a
Bloom Held Academy!
An Jiitftlish and Classical School
von
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Young Men Prepared For College.
FALL TERM COMMENCES
i.. ir.....y.... ?... on.t i iii'ii
AStlie above school litis reccntlv been re organ
Ized, Htiidenta canenter any time.
Prof. VM. II. 1)11.1., a graduate ol ltutger's Col
lege, N. J., Principal.
SlissANNAK Al'tiSPrnOEIt, a graduate of
Kstlicr Institute, Columbus, Ohio, teacher of Mil
Hie, Painting, Drawing, French und (ierinan.
Every facility for the training of the youth of both
sexes In all that constitutes a liberal and thorough
elucatiou.
The Collegiate Department
embraces all the higher branches, Including the
I.st t i ii and lireek languages, Engineering, Practi
cal Surveying, Literature, Natural Science and ad
vanced Mathematics.
Vacations: July and August, and one week at
Christmas.
Terms: ForBoardlng, Furnished Room, Wash
ing, Tuition in Latin, Greek, English llranchesuud
Mathematics, for tho scholastic year, S1S0.
ill vacations. 8200,00.
The Hoarding Department Is nt the Institution,
under the supervision of W'ilium Crier, Esq., bv
whom good und Kubslantinl board will bo fur
nished : and the pupils will be under the strict cure
ol tilt) Principal. Address
W. II. Dll.L. A. M. Principal,
WILLIAM till I Eli.
4 It
New iiloomlicld, Perry county, l'a.
THE BEST IN USE
THE PARHAM
NEW FAMILY
S e w i n y Ma c h i 11 v
IT combines all the best features of other good
machines, with
New and Valuable Improvements,
which make It
THE EASIEST AND MOST yilET KUNNIN'!
as well as the
Most Simple Mudilne In Use.
tr WILL HUM
IT WILL 1111 A ID,
IT WILL TL'CJC,
IT WILL OA 1'HEi:,
IT WILL QUILT.
and w ill use either Silk, Cotton, or Linen Thread
with equal ease.
It uses a straight needle and makes a si itch
ALIKE ON IIOTH HIDES.
The principal oillce of the company Is ut
Xo, 704 Cheslmit Street,
I'HILADELl'JIIA.
These machines are for sale in Perry County by
JAMES L. DIVEN,
Landisburg.
P. MORTIMER & CO.,
New Eloomfleld.
tWllie (Wi'c are Inrited to call at either (tf tlm
alioiv jilacrs anil see a Machine in ojmration.
Pensions, Bounties, &c.
"liriDOWH, Minor Children, Mothers, piithcrs.
V &0., of Holdlcrs who were killed or died of
disease contracted iu the Kervlce ol the Vnltcd
btales, en n now make application for Pension.
Also Soldiers who contracted dlseuse or were
wounded, ruptured, or iu any way dlsublcd in the
war of MM.
When widows die or re-marry, the child or
children under sixteen years of uge are cut Hied lo
a Tension.
Tlie time for tiling claims for uddlllonal bounty
has been extended six mouths.
Particular attention given toold suspended eases
In Ihe ditlerenl departments at Washington, 1). ('.
If yuu have, or think you have a claim uiruinst the
Covcrnmcnt, call on or itddruss the undersigned.
No charge for Information.
LEWIS l'OTTKll,
Attorney for Claimants,
1 U 'W lU.00imi4, l'A.