l)c ntc0, New BloomficliV f)a.
5
WWW
Tuesday, July IS, 1871.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
OUR TERMS
Ire One Dollar a Year in Advance
Too Many. Two more letters regarding
the large load of bark nt Blain have been
received the past week. We fear our read
ers will think we give tbera an " overdose
of bark," if we publish any more on that
subject.
Dropped Dead. Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes
residing with William Holmes, Jr. in Mil
ler township, while sitting in her chair ou
Monday of last week, fell out and instantly
expired. She was quite an old lady, and
has now living, fourteen children thirty
Nix grand-children and twenty-four great
grand children.
Pic NIC Tho Methodist Sunday School
will have a basket pio nic, on Wednesday
the 19th inst. Addresses will be delivered at
10 o'clock A.. M., and at 2 o'clock P. M.,
on said day by Kcv. C Graham, Rov. H. C.
Chester and Rov. E. Shoemaker. Tho
School and others will meet at tho Metho
dist Church at 0 o'clock, all invited to at
tend. By order of committee.
"S titfne to Jail. On Thursday last, a wo
man named Kate Frank, was placed in jail
cm tho charge of stealing $5, and somo
liotisehold articles from Samuel Brincr,
near Loysvillc. Tho woman was arrested
by Constable Allen in Newport, and was
committed by 'Squire Zinn of that place.
Sho acknowledged her guilt and gave up
the articles purchased with the stolen
money.
Attempted Robbery. On Wednesday
night last, some persons effected an en
trance to the cellar of tho rcsidonce of Mr.
A. E. Mark, at Millcrsburg, and from their
attempted to get into tho other part of the
house. Mr. Mark was absent but tho wo
men in the house Jieaiing tho noise mado
an alarm, causing tho rascals to lcavo.
This is the secoud attempt of the kind this
summer.
J odges Salaries. We see it stated in
some of our exchanges that the salary of
President Judges is to bo f 5000 per annum
commencing with Juno 1st 1871. This is a
mistake. That is the salary of tho Judge
of the twelfth Judicial district, but all oth
er President Judges except in the counties
of Philadelphia and Allegheny, receive
4000 per annum. Associates receive $5.
per day for each day employed, Provided
that they shall not roceivo less than f 300
per year.
yV Fatal Accident. On Thursday afternoon
about S o'clock, the oldest son of Henry J.
Rice of Tyrone twp., was almost instantly
killed. Mr. Rice was hauling a load of
sand from Bell's hill and the lad was sit
ting on the rubber bar holding the lever,
when by some means ho lost his hold and
fell to tlte ground, the h iud wheel passing
over his breast. The boy jumped up and
spoke onco and then dropped down and
soon expired. He was a very bright lad
about 8 years of ago. His death is a sad
blow to tho parents, who receive the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Lost. On Saturday, July 6th, driving from
Hichfleld to Liverpool, a black wallet con
taining about $40 cash, and a chock on
National Bank of Northern Liberties of
Philadelphia, for $1000, payable to order of
undersigned (payment of which "has been
stopped,) also Due bills, Receipts and oth
er papers of no use to any person but the
owner. Any one finding the above is wel
come to the money as his reward by return
ing wallet with papers, and will reoeive
thanks of
David D. Kldek,
i'.iO Markot St. Philadelphia.
Honey. Win. A. Morrison Esq., of
New Germantown has probably the largest
lot of bees that can be found In this part of
tho stato. At the present time he has over
tlfty hives, the most of them being the
gouuino Italian bees which are acknowl
edged to be tho beit known species. Mr.
Morrison oxpocts to have at least 1000
pounds of pure honey this season, which
will le enough to supply the wants of quite
it number of families. Ho has It put up In
an attractive manner in small boxes for fum
ly use.
Terrible Accident. On Thursday the
27tb ult Mr. Abel Uouck, engaged in dig
ging out limestone at Shirley's quarry, near
Cove station, this county, was Instantly
killed by a mass of stone fulling upon him.
His head was crushed ami his body badly
mangled. He leaves a wife and two chil
dren. His funeral was attended by a large
concourse of sympathizing friends. Hun
tingdon Globe.
" Barn Burned. Shortly after 11 o'clock,
on last Friday night tho barn belonging to
the heirs of Jacob Bornheisol, deceased, in
Tyrone township, was discovered to be on
fire. The neighbors responded promptly
to the alarm but were unable to cntinguish
the flames,and all that could be donowasto
got out the stock and to save the house from
taking fire, by throwing water on tho roof.
Tho wagon shod which was detached from
tho barn was also destroyed. A largo
amount of personal property was burned,
consisting of eleven hundred dozen of
wheat, thirty loads of hay, a separator,ono
largo road wagon, all tho gears, and a
largo number of farming implements. The
stock was all saved. Tho fire originated in
the centre floor of tho barn, but in what
manner is unknown. The loss falls very
heavy on tho sous, who were farming tho
place. Tho total loss Is hoarly $5,000, on
which there was ho insurance Tho barn
was ono of the best in the county.
Another One. During the shower on
Sunday aftornoon tho barn on the farm be
longing to Peter Shafcr, in Saville town
ship, was Btruck by lightning, set on flro,
and entirely consumed. Tho barn was a
very good one, and had in It a largo quanti
ty of hay and grain.
Patented Laud. At a recent meeting of
the Board of Property, the Surveyor Gener
al stated to tho Board that there was avery
considerable falling off in tho payments on
account of unpatented lands ; whereupon
tho Board, having taken into consideration
tho Act of Assembly and tho duties therein
enjoined upon them, directed that tho Sur
veyor General furnish the warantoe names
and other data to the Attorney General for
cases in tho scvoral counties, to be proceed
ed upon by him under tho aforsaid act, af
ter tho 1st day of December, 1871, should
payment of the arrearages not havo been
mado before that time.
Tho Surveyor Genoral was requostod to
furnish a copy of tho proceedings, by cir
cular letter, to the County Surveyors and
others, for their information. That office
in accordance with those instructions sends
tho county surveyors tho following notice.
Surveyor General's Office,
llarrisburg, Pa., July 5, 1871.
Dear Sir : In obedience to tho foregoing
instructions, the action of the Board of
Property in relation to unpatented tracts is
furnished for the information of tho own
ers of such lands. In order to savo ad
ditional expense, the necessity of making
ing payment of tho liens duo the Common
wealth, and applying for patents, is earn
estly urged upon all who may be interes
ted. Very respectfully,
J. M. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor General.
Persons wishing further information on
this subject had hotter apply to S. II. Gul
braith Esq., County Surveyor.
A Truant Husband. Tho llarrisburg
State Journal says :
On Monday evening a week a deserted
wifo mado her appearance at the Mayor's
office, and claimed his efforts in ordor to
secure trace of her husband, Tine Gordon,
who had abandoned her in an unceremoni
ous and heartless manner. From her state
ment it appears thoy resided in Franklin
county, near Chambersburg. Her husband
loft her a few days since, to go to that
place, where ho professed to havo business,
promising to return the same day. Be
coming uneasy and alarmed at his prolong
ed absence, sho conclued to visit Chambers
burg in search of him. Arrived there, she
ascertained that he had gone to Ilarrisbug,
and with a woman's devotion, followed him
hither only to learn that sho was too late,
and that he had extended his journey west
ward. From this point a telegram was
forwarded by the Mayor to Altoona order
ing his arrest, and if not found there to
send the dispatch to Pittsburg. A dispatch
was received from tho chief-of-police of
tho latter city, stating that he had been
arrested, but through some informality was
subsequently discharged.
TJtancannon Items. Our correspondent
at Duncannon sends the following :
The Helpers of the Rolling Mill, are on
a strike for moro wages, better Iron, or a
second helper. The works are still idle,
and will remain so until the difficulties are
settled.
Four western steers, belonging to Mr.
William Penncl, of this place, leaped
over the enclosure of the scales at the stock
yard, on Monday of hut week, and escaped
to a large scope of woods west of King's
mill, where one of them attacked Mr. Geo.
Uruner, on Tuesday; Mr. B. being armed
with a rillo shot the ferocious animal dead.
Tlie rest have, so fur baffled all attempts
to re-capture.
Mr. Wm. Shire is the owner of an old red
cow, that, although, having been knocked
off the track recently by the cars, and at
tho time given up for dead, has so far re
covered as to bo able to make a daily trip
across tho Susquehanna, swimming over
in the morning, and hack in tho evening.
On Friday evening a Urge crowd was gath
ered on the western thoie to witness the
feat. Sho laudod at Stevenson's alley, after
swimming a mile and ouo-fourtb. She must
bo loilgh. DtJKt'AKSOM,
A (jreat Bargain in a Sowing Machine
can bo had by applying to the subscribers.
The machine is in oricct order and really
better than a now one, having been run
just enough to make it work easily.
V. MORTIMER & CO.,
tf New Bloomfleld, Pa.
Fire In NewtlHc Singular Origin. On
Wednesday aftornoon of this week, while
threshing on tho premises of P. Ahl, Esq.
Newvlllo, tho straw from the machine Igni
ted, and so rapidly did the flames spread,
that the straw, grain stacks and machine
were entirely consumed, and only by tho
greatest exertions were tho surrounding
buildings saved from destruction. Tho
flro originated as stated abovo, either
from the heated journals, or from fric
tion caused by sand in the grain. Fires
from these causes, though somewhat rare
are not unknown as wo read of a similar
cumstanccs last season. Shippentburg
Aew.
For The BloomjXeldTimet.
President Judge.
Mr. Editor, Sir In your Isauo of tho
11th inst., with reference to the President
Judgship of this district, you ask why is
there no candidate offered by Perry county.
Tho reason is obvious. There is a well
known principle of law, called " title by
proscription," which may be thus staled :
Where persons or a community have exor
cised, and claimed to exercise a right for a
great length of time, (formerly sixty years)
"Whereof the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary," tho right cannot be
successfully resisted. Now, ever since the
organization of Perry county, fifty-one
years ago, tho President judgo has come
from Carlisle, and oven for twenty years
lcfore, making in all tenenty-one years
whereby it is clear that Carlisle is entitled
to the judgeship by prescription and no
man can bo lawfully chosen from any oth
er part of tho district. Besides it is doubt
ful whether any legal mind could be educa
ted up to the judicial standard elsewhere,
for the location, air, and surroundings of
that place aro highly favorable to tho
growth of jurisprudence ; and as no ono
could succeed to tho Aarouio Priesthood,ex
ccpt ho came of the tribo of Levi ; so none
can reach this judgeship unless from Car
lisle. Herod inquired of tho wise men
where Christ should be born, and they
said in Bethlehem of Judea. So when tho
quiet voter inquires of you whence say tho
law and the prophets (profits) tho judgo of
the ninth judicial district shall come, you
may safely roply, " From Carlisle of Cum
berland." Yours, conditionally,
Jim Hefflefinger,
who is studying law, but feels doubtful of
the place; may remove to Carlisle.
For The Bloomfield Timet.
Eshcol, Perry Co., Pa. July 10th 1871.
Ed. "Times;" The Post-Master Gen
eral has appointed John D. Baker, Post
Master of Roseburg P. O., changing the
nam and the titetoKthcoL (Perry Co.. Pa..)
The name is from the Valley or Brook of
iLshcol in tbo land or Canaan.
Eshcol, is situated about three miles east
of Ickcsburg, in a littlo dell, through which
passes a sparkling brook, inhabited bv
speckled trout ; its banks festooned by a
rich drapery of crapevines. which sucrcests
the name, the book of the cluster of
grapes, or feslicol. The use of a name is
to distinguish that which is named, from
other things. The less resemblance a name
has to another, the better is it adapted to
its uso. It will be seen by inspecting the
list ot post ouices m tho u. ., that many
names are very similar. There aro
"burgs" and "towns" innumerable ; and
"dells" and "dales" without limit. A
long list of names begin with "Oak,"
another with "Chestnut" &c. &c. Eshcol
is like itself, and stands alono in the world.
unless '"Ain Eshkolo," two miles north
of neuron, in the Holy Land is an excop
tion. W. E. B.
For The Bloomfield Timet.
Bloomfield, July 17, 1871.
Sunday School Convention.
Mr. Editor A paper of last week
contained an item proposing a County Sun
day School Convention. On behalf of our
Sunday school superintendent, Wm. Willis,
Esq., and myself, I would say, God speed
the proposal. If tho week day schools are
benefitted by tlie annual meetings of thoir
institute in mo v ourt nouso nore, much
more might the Sunday school be benefit
ted by exchanging ideas on teaching, use
of Sunday schools, helps, etc.
John Edgar,
Poster of tho Presbyterian Church iu New
Bloomtlold.
A Valuable Payer. We have received
copies of ." Leffel'i Illustrated Mechanical
News," which is evidently a paper of great
value to mechanics, and particularly to
Millers, as much space is devoted to inform
ation peculiarly interesting to them. It is a
handsome quarto sheet, published by James
LefTol & Co., at Springfield, Ohio, and is
mailed to subscribers at SO cents per year.
t3J Spring elotaes are cheap this year) at
leait, they ore so at Wann inker & Brown's.
Lo;nl llrlcl'M.
Somo farmers will commence cutting
their oats crop this week.
XMr. W. A. tHouser lost ft valuable horse
iii this Borough on Friday last, soino say
by lockjaw and somo lay tho death to lung
fover.
Mr. Daniel Sellers, ot St Thomas, Frank
lin county, threshed thirty-two dozen of
wheat, which yielded Uu) snug littlo quan
tity of forty-five hushcR
Tho Democrats of CuinlHiiiand nominate
their candidates by tho "Crawford county
system" on Saturday August 8th.
Quito an excitement was raisod in a
gruin-tleld in Juniata County by finding
every uptiearanco of a newly mado grave
under a shock of wheat. A thorough but
unsuccessful search for the body was then
mado.
Every family should havo a bottle, of
"Fiti.kh's Cahminativk" in tho house.
For sick, fretful, and teething children,
there is nothing equal to it. For sale by F.
Mortimer it, Co.
A very severe bail storm visited portions
of this county ou Sunday afternoon. In the
upper part of the county tho fluids and
loads wore also badly washed by tho rain,
w liich fell in torrents.
Cliurch Notices.
In tho M. E. Church nreachina on Sun
day evening next. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
Of the Presbyterian cliurch, during tho
Summer, there will be only morning ser
vice in the Court House, and at 10J o clock
instead of 11. Sunday school at a quarter
of 9 o'clock, in the church basement.
EST We have received tho August number of
Ballou's Magazine, and find it as eood aa
ever, and with such a brilliant list of contents
that we do not wonder it is such a favorlto with
all classes of the community. It Just meets
tho popular Idea of what a magazine should
oe. i ncre are some thirty different articles in
the August number and every one is good.
This maenzlno is onlv 15 cents i f
ft 60 per year. Address Thomcs fc Talbot, 03
Congress Street, Boston. It Is clubbed with
1UB MONTHLY NOVELETTE for $3 00.
A Qnccr Direction. A letter was re
ceived at a post-oftico in this county a few
days since, addressed :
"To ennv feller thatbvs kattel."
and on the margin was written instructions
to the post-master as follows : " I want the
I'. U. cecper to give it tu him."
County Price Current.
Bloomfield, July 17, 1871.
Flax-Seed K W)
Potatoes, SI M
Butter V pound 15 "
Eggs V dozen 15 "
Dried Apples V pound 8 alO "
Dried Peaches 15 15cts.V'
Pealed Peachc 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 030 cts. "
" Pitted, 15 018 cts. "
Blackberries 10 10 cts. "
Unions V bushel 75 "
NEWPOHT MARKETS.
I Corrected Weekly by Kouah, tsnuder t Co J
Nkwtout, July 17, 1871.
Flour. Extra, 5 50
Red Wheat 1 00 100
Itye 75
Cum foeti
Oats ft 32 pounds SO
Clover Seed 5 00 6500
Timothy Heed, 3 00
Flax Heed 1 75
Potatoes 1 25 1 25
(i round Alunin Halt, 2 00
Llmeburncr's Coal, 2 40
Htove Coal 5 & 6 00
Pea Coal 3 00
Hmith Coal, 25 cts, f) btts.
Cross Ties.SH feet long 45 & 45 cents
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Janney A Andrews,
No. 123 Market Street.
Puilaobi.puia, July 15, 1871.
Wheat 1 48 1 50
Rye 1000105
Corn 7474
Oat 64(905
Clover Heed, fl10perlb.
Timothy Heed, 3 00 4 00
Flax Heed 2 00 2 00
Country Lard 8 Vi
Egg 210 22
Butter, dull sale 10 & 14
Washed Wool, G9cents per lb.
Murphy Cook On the 12th Inst., by Rev.
8. Blgham, Mr. James 8. Murphy to Miss
Mary Elizabeth Cook, all of this county.
CHiituary notices nnd Tributes of Respect irlll be
charged for at the rate o ten cents iier line.
Death notices not exceeding five lines are Insert
ed without charge.
DEATHS.
Shade At the residence of her father, John
Bhado, in Whcatflcld township, on tho 14th
lust., Miss Caroline Shade, aged 14 years, 7
months and 13 days.
Holmes On the 10th Inst., at the residence
Wm. Holmes, Jr., in Miller twp., Mrs. Eliz
abeth Holmes, aged 78 years.
Huooins. On tho 13th inst., in Newport,
at the residence of B. F. Miller, Mrs. Jane O.
Hugglns, widow of the late Sheriff Hugglns,
aged 65 years, 5 months and 19 days.
Monhob On the loth Inst., at Liverpool,
Fa. George Walton, infant son of John J. and
Julia A. Monroe.
B
LAIN ACADEMY.
FALL SESSION 12 WEEKS,
OPENING
A.TJGTJHT Otli, ln.
OARD C. PALM, Principal.
W. K. BKICKLEY, Assistant.
29 4t,
IN BANKRUPTCY
Eastern District of Pennsplmnla ss:
ai moomneui, me iut a any oj July, A. D. l7l
The undersigned hereby gives notice of Ids ap
ilntment as assiunee of ltenrv K lock nor. ot Ha.
nolnlment as asifne ot
ville Township. In the coi
ville Township, In the county of Porry, and state
ol Pennsylyanla, within said District, who has
noon aujuuKeu a itaiiKriiiit on his own petition by
the District Court ol said District
H. II. UALllItAITII, Assignee.
July 10th, 1871.-3t. ;
The l'euuHylvanla
Cattle Insurance Company.
Capital and Assets, $150,000.
Iitcurpiirtitrd hi the Court of Common
Plea of Schuylkai Co., Nov. 27, '09.
Incorporated by Legislature May 10,1871.
IT has now full power to Insure Bulldlnirs,
Merchandise and all kinds of Property
against Fire, Storms or Tempests. Also, to
insure Horses and Cattle against Death or
TUelt. The rates on Loan or Preferred Policies
are a littlo higher than any other company
doing business iu the county but this clam of
policy holders can borrow money any time the
Company can spare it out of its suplui assets,
and the money will bo loaned In rotation, so
that the first persons procuring loan policies
can be the first to borrow money if they need
It. Only
HIX 1'KH t'KNT. INTEUE8T
will be charged for money, and loans will be
made at all places that good agencies can be
established, so that tho Company will be a
Home Company wherever It does businoss.
The Company will also take risks on tho
common cash and mutual pluus as cheap as
other reliable companies.
The Directors meet regularly on the second
Monday of every ifMitli.
JOilND. HADESTY, President.
JAMES II. GltlEK, Secretary.
Office-308 Centre St., Pottsville, Pa.
5 20
New Advertisements.
$')On For Hrst-class pianos. sent on trial
HAI7J no agents. Address U. S. PIANO CO.
Broadway, N. Y. 29 d 4w
KENT FREE TO AGENTS.
A pocket nrnsnectnq of thn best Illustrated 'aiii.
Ilv Iflble. Dllllllslicd In both knirliOi mill (inriimn
roiitsinlng llllile lllstorv. Dictionary, Analysis,
Harmony.and History ot kellRlons. W. PL NT ft
CO. 26 South 7th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 29d4w
-irANTEI AGKNTS.-N0 a day. to sell the
Y celebrated Home Shuttle SewhiR Machine.
011 l)th sides and fully licensed. Tlie cheapest
anu ocsi laimiy scwinn machine In the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., lloston.Mnss..
Pittsburg, Pa.,ChicaKo,IU.,or Ht. Louls,Mo. 2ttd4w
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
These Tablets nrcflent the Acid in Cmnhlnntlnn
with other efficient .remedies. In a popular form,
tor the cure of all throat and lung dlwsses.
Hoarseness and ulceration of the throat are Im
mediately relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor ot relict la eases
of throat difficulties of years standing.
i:Auiiui.-uoiri ueneceivcu ny wunniess im
itations, tint only Well's Carbolic Tablets.
Price 25 cents per box. JOHN o. KK1.UXI,
Piatt St. N. Y., Sole agents for U. S. d 29 4v
REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO CONFORM TO
REDUCTION OK DUTIES.
UHKAT SAVING- TO CONSUMERS
BY GETTING UP CLUBS.
-Spnd for our New Price list, and a club
form will accompany it, containing full directions,
making a large saving to consumers and remuner
ative to club organizers.
THE (i HEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
P. O. box 6043, 31 & 33 Vesey Street, N. York, 2U 4w
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE
WAR IN EUROPE.
It contains over ISO fine engravings of battln
scenes and Incidents in tho war, and is the only
full authentic and official history of that great
conflict. Agents are meeting with enpreeedented
success, selling from 20 to 40 eoplcs per day, ami
It Is published in both English and German.
CAUTION. Inferior histories are being circula
ted. See that the book you buy contains 150 line
engravings and WO pages. Send for circular and
see our terms, and a full description of the work.
Addres, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Phila
delphia, Pa. 29 d 4w
JUltUDEUA
WHAT IS IT T
It Is a Sure and Perfect ltemedy for all Diseases of
THE I.IVKK AND SPLEEN, ENLARGE
MENT OK OHSTKUCTION OF INTES
TINES, UltlNAltY, UTEUINE, OU
AI1DOMINAL ORGANS, POVK.lt
TY OH WANT OK HMlOD,
1 N T E KM I T T E N T F E V K it S.
INKLAMATION OF THE
LIVElt, DKOPHY, SLUGGISH
CIRCULATION OF THE HLOOD.
AliSCESSES. TUMORS, JAUNDICE.
SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA. AGUE AND
FEVER, OU THEIR CONCOMITANTS, ETC.
Dr. Wells having become aware of tlie extraor
dinary medicinal proerties of tlie South Ameri
can Plant, called
JURUBEBA,
sent as a special commission to that country to
procure it m Its native purity, and having found
Its wonderful curative roiertles to even exceed
the anticipations formed by its great reputation,
has concluded to offer It to the public, and Is
happy to state that he has a perfect arrangement
for a regular monthly supply of this wonderful
plant. He has spent much time exerimentlng
and Investigating as to the most efflelent prcpara
tlon from it, for isipular use, and has for some
time used in his own practice with the most happy
results, the effectual medicine now presented to
public as
DR. WELL'S EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends It toeverv family
as a household remedy which should be freely fa
ken as a blood purl Her In all derangements of the
system and to animate and fortify all weak and
lymphatic temperaments.,
JOHN Q. KELLOO. Piatt St.. N. Y.
Sole agent for the United Slates.
Price Ono Dollar per Mottle. Send for cirular. 25d4 w
8 O ' C I-
OCK!
20d4w
(J'JQ'T'C A MONTH Expenses paid
tJHO I t)Male or Female agents Horse and
outfit furnished. Address Sico Novelty &Co.
Saco. Me. 26 4 w d.
rpiIIS 18 NO HUMBUG I By sending 85 cts.,
X with age, height, color of eyes and hair,
you will receive by return mail, a correct pic
ture of your future husband or wife, with name
and dato of marriage. Address W. FOX, P. O.
Drawer, No. 24 Fultonvllle, N. Y. 26 4 w d.
T II 13 A. - IV 13 O T A. It
IS A PURE
MLACK TKA.
WITH the GREEN TEA FLAVOR. Warranted
to suit all tastes. For Sale Everywhere. And for
sale wholesale only by the GREAT ATLANTIC
jinv rAuiriu ir. a s ( imrcn t., New York.
P. O. BOX 6f06.
bend for Tuka-Kbctak Cmcu-
LAB. 6 26 d 4t
PBychomancy.SaT?5?.
iilfyiiig the power of the soul, spirit or mind, and
is tlie basisof all human knowledge. Psychomaucy
Is the title of a new work of 400 pages, by Hkk
keht Hamilton, B. A., giving full Instructions in
the science of Soul Charming and I'sychologle
Fascination; how to exert this wonderful power
over men or over animals Instantaneously, at will.
It teaches Mesmerism, how to become Trance or
Writing Mediums, Divination, Spiritualism, Al
chemy, Philosophy of Omens and Dreams, Brig
ham Young's Harem, Guide to Marriage, tie. This
is the only book in the English language professing
to teach this occult power, and is of immense ad
vantage to the Merchant in selling goods, the Law
yer In gaining the confidence of Jurors, the Phy
sician hi healing the sick ; to Lovers, In securing
the affections of the opposite sex, and all sucking
riches or happiness. Price by mail, Incloth, S1.2ni
papereovors.il. Agents wanted for this book.
Private Medical Works, Perfumery, Jewelry, Sc.,
who will receive samples free. Address. T. W.
Evans, Publisher & Perfumer, 41 South gth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 20 d 4w
rfrklf
wmwimm
fi 23 dbt
FREE BOOK TO AGENTS I
We will send a handsome Prospectus ot our
New Illustrated Family Bible containing over
2H) line Scriptural Illustrations to any Hook Agent,
free of charge.
Address Nutional Publishing Compamy, Phila
delphia, Pa. 26 d 4w
JAMES IB. OL-AJRK:,
llANL'FAOTUKEll AND DKALZK IS
Stores, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
New BlooniOcld, Perry co., Pu.,
KEEPS constantly on hand every article usuallv
kept iu a Urst-elass establishment. usua,,y
All the latest styles and most Improved
Parlor ami Kitchen Ntot cm,
TO I1UKN EITHEB COAL OH WOOD I
tl Hivmirlrtr A M.I at .
l has tka llMt mmi
tl i)r.t)lsTaa Water, mm la
tlraiaa, aala kr IrarT.u "
aa: Daalera la I'KKTIjaiER YV-
. - , : ' xumiiMK put up in ilia mofit
aiSSr..'."1 '--mbleVlcos.6 TCif