Ije imc0, Ncw.Dloomftel 3a.
fyt Ioomfitlb flints.
Tuesday, Xorembef 7, 1871.
LOCATj DKVAltTMENT.
OUR TERMS
l'car in Adi'ance.
For Sale. An Oriental Heater nearly as
good H8 new for gale at a bargain, apply to
Geo. Bpahr.
We Coll attention to the advertisement
of J. O. Moore, in anotlicr column.' Per.
Hons at a distance wanting stencils can
send him their orders with perfect confi
dence, as wo know to bo a roliablo man.
iV. N. Nclfocrt, Es., has been elected
clerk to the County Commissioners, and
those having lagal business with him will
please remember that his office will hear
after bo in the Commissioners oflice in tlio
Court House. '
Xlnforinatiou Wauled. On Tuesday last,
we found inside of our chicken-eoop a good
pocket knife, which the owner can have by
proving property but we shall want to
know what he was doing in there, and what
he did with our largo gray rooster, as wo
haven't seen it for several days. Ono young
man says ho has lost such a knife as wo
found, hut when ho hoard whero wo had
found it, ho thought it was not his. Whoso
is it?
"'JJnrglnry. The house of Geo. Wolf, in
Newport was entorcd on Wednesday night
last by t-omo unknown party, and the
whole building ransacked. Mrs. Wolfo
had been to tho circus, when the entrance
was affected by prying open a back win
dow. A now suit of clothing belonging to
Mr. Wolfe, and a small lot of jewelry is all
that was missing. The neighbors aro of
the opinion that somo ono belonging to
town committed this burglary. Xeirn.
tWTor Over-Coats, good and cheap, call
on F. Mortimer & Co. They also havo nn
assortment of Ready-Mado Clothing of a
good quality.
Muil Ilonte Changes. Some changes aro
to bo made in tho mail routes in this vicin
ity, at the next letting, as will bo seen by
tho following extract from the " propo
sals" published by tho ' post-olTlce depart
partment. Proposals received until March
1st; soivice to commence July 1st, 1872.
No. 2815. From Newport, by New Bloom
ileld, Elliottsburg, Green Park, Loysville,
Center, Andcrsonburg and lilaiu, to New
Gomiautown, iiO miles and back, six
times a week. Leavo Newport daily ex
cept Sunday, on arrival of tho mail train,
say at 2 p. m. ; arrive at Green Park by
(I p. in.( leave Green Park daily except
Sunday, at 0.30 p. in.; Arrive at New
Gcrmantown by lO.liOp. m.; Leave New
Gurmantowu daily, except Sunday, at 4
a. m. ; arrive at Green park at 8 a. in.;
leavo Grcenpark daily, except Sunday,
at 8 a. m.; arrive at Newport by 11
o'clock a. in. Proposals invited for tho
service on branch from Green Park to
Laiulisburg. !) miles, in close connection
with main line.
No. 2844 From Btincannon, by Tlellville
and Grier's point, to Keystone, 1:1 miles
and back, twice a week; leavo Duncan
non Tuesday and Friday at 2 p. in.; nr
rivo at Keystone by 0 p. m.; . leavo Key
stone Tuesday and Friday nt 0 a. m. ;
arrive at Duiieannon by 1 p. ni. ' '
No. 8837 From Carlisle, by Carlisle Springs,
Hterritt's Gap, Sherman's Dale, Falling
Springs, and Landisburg, to Green Paik,
22 utiles and back, six times a week ;
leave Carlisle daily, except Sunday, at 8
p. in.; arrivo at Green Park by 8.30 p.
in.; leave Green Park daily, except Sun
day, at 7. "0 a. m.; arrivo at Carlislo by
1 p, ni. Proposal also invited to end at
Landisburg, i) miles less distuuec.
Tho Mansvillo servico is to bo on Wed
nesday instead of F
iday, and proposals
will also be received for semi weekly ser
vice. ' ' ' i" ' ' ' '
OP" Sausage-Cutteis nud a complete as
sortment of Hardware can bo bought
cheap of F. Mortimer & Co.
' t ' ' f
Piinrulinon Items. On Tuesday evening,
tho Rev. Keeling of Harrisburg preached a
sermon in the Presbyterian church ot JJun
cannon reviewing tho dealing of God with
tho American people his remarks in re
gard to the great lires, wore superb s ..
vfjn Wednesday morning about 8 o'clock
(lie iron house of tho puueannon Irou Co.
took Hie is supposed from the oars, and
was entirely consumed. Tho loss Is esti
mated by Mr. Wister at $20,000. Tho Pony
Mutual bus 4,000 insurance. The Gorniania
of New Yurie 8,000 on building and con
tents. , Tho agents of tho Gorniania were
on the ground promptly and wore ready as
soon as the loss could be adjusted to-pay
over tho money.
IW Persons wanting Boots, Shoes,, or
Rubbers for men, women or children, can
get a good article of F.. Mortimer ifc Co. . ,.
The IJJaln School. The Summer session
of this favorite school closed on tho 20th
inst The Fall term commence on the 21st
of November, and no pains will bo spared
to maintain the present popularity of the
institution. For further particulars 'boo
ad vertisf mcnt la another column, (,
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The October term of court convened on
Monday of last week. Judge Graham and
associates, Baker and Btroupj ' all', present.'
The following is a report,, of the proceed
ings :
, , j Common Pi.kas. , f ; ,
Perry Kramor vs. Langhorn Wistor fct.
al. Summons in debt. Verdict for plain- .
tifT for $222. This was a suit to determine
the lino of certain properties, and ascer
tain from whose land a quantity of ore had
been taken. This caso occupied so much
time that it was the the only case triod.
Tho following cases wore continued : '
Thos. P. Cochran et al. vs. James Laid
gan et. al.
Seyfert, McManus & Co., et. al. vs. Jas.
Lanigan et. al. " ' '
Morgan Davis et. al. vs. Jas. Lanigan.
Susanna Copp vs. James Gibbons.
Township of Ponn vs. borough of Dun
cannon. S. E. and L. B. Sprout vs. Win. Burn.
Anna M. Donaghy by her guardian vs.
E. J. Donaghy.
Jacob Kulin vs. Christopher Fisher.
In the case Of Godfricd, Eberhart and
wifo vs. Abraham 11. Toploy et, al., the
plaintiff took a nnn suit.
Mary Ann Whitmore vs. Wm. Lanhcrt,
Administrator of Henry Wrhitmoro, deceas
ed. Settled by the parties.
Quarter Sessio.ms.
Commonwealth vs. Jacob J. Baker. In
dictment, Felony. The defendant, who
was charged with entering tho premises of
a neighbor, by unlocking tho door with a
key of his own, plead guilty. The court
sentenced him to ono year in tho Eastern
Penitentiary.
Same vs. Seymour Hawk, Samuel Shcck
engaust, Wm. Hettcrman and Jacob Wag
oner. Indictment, malicious mischief.
Tho first three mentioned plead guilty,
and were sentenced to tho House of Correc
tion during their minority. Tho latter
plead not guilty,and was acquitted, though
directed to pay half tho costs. These are
tho boys charged with throwing stone coal
from the trains on the Penn'a. railroad.
Same vs. Thos. Black. Indictment, for
nication and bastardy. Prosecutor, Fianna
Foose. This charge was made in August,
180."i, but since then tho defendant has man
aged to evado arrest. Verdict, guilty. Tho
court sentenced him to pay the sum of $1104,
and tho lying in expenses, together with
tho costs of prosecution.
Same vs. James Morton. Indictment,
larceny. Jury sworn, who found tho de
fendant guilty, and tho court sentenced
him to one year in tho Eastern Peniten
tiary. This was the young man charged
with driving away and selling cattle belong
ing to Samuel Gutshall.
Same vs. David Elerts. Indictment,
larceny. Jury sworn, who rondercd a ver
dict of "not guilty."
Samo vs. James Anderson. Indictment,
rape. Prosecutor, Laura Britcher. Jury
sworn. Verdict, "not guilty."
Samo vs. Win. Stamhaugli. Indictment,
nssault and battery. Caso settled.
List of cases settled with lcavo of court.
Commonwealth vs. David G. Alter, D avid
llartzel, George Vohn, Isaac Shotsburger,
Indictment Larceny, costs paid, Pros.
Thomas yeasrer.
Tho samo vs . Daniel Gingerick, Amelia
Cingeriek, W. Gingerick, McClellan Ging
erick and Ann Gingerick. Imlictment
surety of tho peaco costs paid, Pros. Henry
Cook. i . , .
Tho same vs. John Kellinger. Indict
ment obtaining money under falso preten
ces, Pros. Joseph Hcilor.
Samo vs. Win. Stamhaugli. Indictment,
assault and battery. Prosecutor, I). Eaton.
Same vs. Jno. Walker. . Indictment, for
nication and bastardy. Prosecutor, Eliza
beth Shoemaker.
Samo vs. Vaniah Jones. Iudietment,
desertion. ., , ..,,
Samo vs. Bernard Grade. Indictment,
desertion.
Samo vs. Kcuheii Reynolds. Indictment,
larceny. Prosecutor, Martin Grubb.
Samo vs. ('has. Raiih. Indictment, fell
ing liquor without licenso, &.O.
MlMl'EI.I.ANKOl'S BUSINE BR.
Petition of Henry Comp to set asido tho
Shcrill's sulo of his farm to Noble Mcro-,
dilh, upon the ground1 that owing to a mis
understanding tho property was sacrificed.
Petition grantod nud a now snlo ordered.
On motion of C. J. T. Mclntiro, Esq.,
J. M. McClure.Esq., was admitted to prao -tice
in tho several courts in this county.
H. E. Smith, Esq., of Harrisburg was
also admitted to practice on motion of
Lewis Potter, Esq., , .,
Uriel ItcniK.
!sheri(T 1). M. Hinesniith Was sworn into
oflic e on Saturday last. ' t . .
Benjamin Bice, Jr., found about a tea
cup full of ripo strawberries- in his straw
berry garden last week. '
Vorecnpark,is trying to raise a String band
...Ot .,,,.L.,,l,f ,wllw unnf.1
success 10
them.
A horse and cart,, fell over tho bank of
the river at Harrisburg, a distance of nearly
40 feet last week, and strange to say was
got up,- without serious injury. ' ' )
A grand Military parado eauio oft in IT;ur-'
risburg last Thursduy. Tho turnout ' was
large, and tho day. piisscd oft pleasantly.
The Showman who committed a rape on
a girl at Milllin, was arrested on Thursday,
nt Hariifcburg, by Shcrif Ard of Juniuta
County.
XTho Little Germany singing class meet
in their school liouse, cveiy baturday even
ing to practice singing. Messrs. J. B.
Ilecder, and H. 8. Tressler lead tho class
and L'ive instructions on music.
PVTbo newly elected county commissioner
l W it ttt m K'nwrli fmfj.reil tntfi tlm (liitipa
of tho ollioe on Monday of l.yst week. Tho
board have appointed W. N. Seibort, Esq.,
as commissioners clerk and Wm Mohnlly
as janitor of the Court House.
Sheriff Ard, of Juniata county arrest
ed tlirco men in Newport on Wednesday
last charged with committing a rape on a
young girl at Milllin. Being taken to the lat
ter place the girl failed, to recognlzo theta
as the party mid they wore discharged; they
belonged to Forepaugh's Menagerie. ..
Nrha" Black. Crook" Lbai sunk in front
of Ripman' tannory, at Newport. Sho
belongod to.Capt.' Jas. Elder. ;, , ; -
Tho two lanre stacks at the Newport fur
nace are done, and the scutfolding removod.
They make a fine appearance down Second
street.
Foronauch's Menagerie was not very
well patronized last Wednesday at New
port.
Four deaths from Small Pox ore reported
to have occurred in Newvillo.
tSf.The 1cst stock of Cassimeres and
Coatings in tho county, will be found at
F. Mortimer & Go's.
Church Xotlcc.
There will bo no Presbyterian service
next Sabbath morning. Preaching in the
evening at 7 o'clock.
In tho M. K. Church preaching on Sun
day evening next. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
In the Reformed Church, preaching noxt
Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. in. Prayor-meet-ing
on Thursday ovening next.
l-if Heavy oats are eood for horses i none
will deny thut i but oats can't make a horse's
coat look smooth and glossy when he Is out of
condition. Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders will do this when all else fulls.
Value of Life Insurance.
Incidents ore frequently occurring In ourown
midst, to show the Importance of Life Insu
rance. The annexed receipt not only exomj
pllflcs that, but shows how promptly some
Companies pay the insurance :
Received of Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, or New York, per J. r. jsaton tneir
General Agent, One Thousand Dollars, In set
tlement, and full satisfaction of all claims of
Policy No. 34,454.
ihaavj injur.?.
Millerstown, Pa., Oct. 23, 1871. .
Mr. Eaton, the General Agent of this Com
pany has his oflice In Collcgo Block, Harris
burg, Pa. Ct
Vtf It is said that if a puff of nlr were to be
blown Into a vein nf an animal, death would
Instantaneously follow, because circulation
would bo stopped. The blood makes the entire
circuit of tho human body every seven minutes,
and whenever tills circulation Is Impeded or any
of its channels are clogged by impurities which
ought to be carried otr, disease follows fovcr
or a disorder of liver or kidneys, or scrofula, or
dyspepsia. To get at and remove the sourco of
the Uiwculty use the old nud inlaiuuie wood
purillcr, Du. Walkeii's Califoknia Vinboar
uittkhs. m
t-f Bring the boys to Oak Hall for cheap
and durable Clothes.
137" Guaranteed Perfect
Wuuamiikcr & Brown's.
Satisfaction at
ft J" Faney Stencil Plate with yonrname on,
best quality of indelliblo Ink, directions and
lirusli, only 00 cents.
Fancy Key Check, with your name and ad.
dress stamped on ring ouly '25 cents.
Euch mailed freo for price white namb
PLAIN.
Pluln Stoncll, name and plate, 25 cents.
Stencils and Checks of all sixes made to or
dcr. Send Stamp for particulars.
Address , J. O. MOORE,
44 New Bloomllcld, Pa.
CJ" Have you been yet ? to Wanamakcr it
lii own s Tor your t all Dull.
New Publication.
Dr. Hitchcock's now and coinpleto Anal
ysis of the Holy Bible. The Biblo is unliko
liny other book. , It must bo studied in a
peculiar manner, because each part of it
is connected with every other part. Hence
wo must compare nil passages in it togeth
er in order to get tho lull knowledge wo
ought to upon tha great and important
princinles set lorth in tho divino word
Tho arrangement of Dr. Hitchcock's analy
sis is such that wo can with the least pus.
siblo labor compare scripture with scriptnro
and make it its own interpreter. It is
methodically and logically arrnnced. Let
nuv one who has been in tho habit of read.
iiur tho Biblo bv course, try tho auylatical
Bible, and thev will soon bo convinced of
its itreat superiority over the common nr-
ranged Bible. It will certainly create an
interest in Bible reading in nil families who
secure a copy.. Agents will in a short
timo call upon the citizens of Perry coun
ty and give them a chaneo to examine
tho work, and judge for themselves. Wo
hope very many families in this county will
avail themselves of this opportunity, and
secure a ti ensure. We append tho follow
ing testimonials: ,
New JJlooinfield, Oct. 12, 1871.
Hitchcock's Anolysls of the Biblo will re
commend Itself to all Presbyterians when they
are aware that It is ono of their own beet pro
fessors in Union Seminary, New York. To all
others I would say that the author is of euch
reputation I can cheerfully recommend tho
book to them as ono well suited to supply tho
object stated In Us Introduction, enabling any
one to handle God's bible, more serviceable
than could be done iu any other way. Yours
truly, Jno. Edgar,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
I have briefly examined tho work entitled
Hitchcock's New and Complete Analysis of the
llllilc, and am greatly pleased with the work,
nnd think it will be found to be of almost In
estimable value to ministers and Hlblo students
Being topically arranged, It will greatly fa
cilitate nud clear ideas, savo timo und labor,
besides atlbrding pleasure.
E. SlKlEMAKBII,
Pastor of tho M. E. Church, New Blootn
flcld, Pa.
I have innde a brief examination of the
work entitled lllteock's New and Complete
Analysis of the Bible, and am very highly
pleased Willi Us arrangements, contents, and
completeness. I think it will be of incalcula
ble voJhc to every minister of tho gospel, and
not only to ministers, but to every one who
desires a knowledge of the word of Ond. - -B.
A. IlKIIOKS,
Pastor of the Evuugelical Lutheran Church,
New Bloomllcld, Pa.
I have examined Dr. Hitchcock's Analysis
of the Bible, and consider It a most valuable
aid la the study or mo scriptures.
John 1 iihusu,
Pastor of tho M. E. Church, Lewlstown.
In the above I fully concur.-O. O. McCi.ain,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Lewht'own.
1 have examined Llr. Hitchcock's Analysis
nf the Bible, aud coDslder It the mast valua
ble aid In the study of the sacred Bcrlptures.
A copy of the nork should b la every family.
Ut J. II. BliOWN,
Pastor of the Lutheran Church, Lewlstown.
Very Pretty. All the ladles who havo
seen them, say- the Now stylos or prints
and other dry goods just oonod by F.
Mortimer & Co., are very pretty. , Call and
cxamino Ihoin. .....
rennsylraiiisi It. 11. Time Table.
I NEWPORT STATION;
On and after May 14th. 1871. Passenger trains
will run as follows:
WKST.
Cincinnati Express (flan) 12.4(1 A. M., dally.
wayrassenger, s.i.i a. m., anuy.
Mart 2.30 p. M. dally except Bundav.
A mixed train with passenger car attached, will
leave Harrisburg at 6 o'clock p. in., and Newport
at 6.40 p. m.
EAST.
Harrisburg Accom 11.65 A. M., dally " Sunday"
man . r. nany except minuay
J. J. n.VltCLAV. Agent.
DUNCANNON STATION.
(In And sttnr Hnnitnv. Mnv 14th. 1K71. train will
leave Duncannon. as follow :
WKNTWAltl).
Cincinnati Express (ting) 12.18 A. M. Dally.
Way Passenger, 7.39 A. M., dally
Mali. LMp. M ..dally except Sunday
Mixed, 5. fx) p. M., dally except Sunday.
KAHTWAItn.
Harls'lmrg Accom 12.29p.m., dally except Sunday.
Mail 8.15 p. M " "
WM. v. KING, Agent.
Duueannon May 24, 1871.
County Trice Current.
IIloomfikm), November 6, 1871.
Flax-Heed (1 60
Potatoes, 40
Butter V pound 18 "
Eggs V dozen 1 "
Dried Apples V pound 6 a 6 "
Dried Peaches 10 10 cts.y lb.
Pealed Peaches 12 & 18 cts. "
Cherries 0 0 cts. "
Tltted 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries, 6 60 cts. "
Onions ft bushel, 75 "
NEWPORT MARKKT8.
Corrected Weekly by Kovph, Snyder A Cb. J
PKAI.EKS IN
CJltVIJX Ac lUJOlJlJOlC.
NBwroi.T, NovcmlHT 8, 1871.
Flour, Extra tC 00
" Huper. 6 00
White Wheat fl bu 1 45
Red Wheat 1 35 it 1 35
Rye 75
Com f.06S
Oats V 32 pounds 40'
Barley 7
Clover Heed 6 B0
Timothy Beed 2 50
Elax Seed 1 75
Potatoes .V ti
; round Alnnin Salt 1W
l.lmebiirner's Coal, 2 40
Stovo Coal 4 25 & 5 60
Pea Coal 8 00
Smith Coal 25 cts. V bus.
Cross Ties,8M feet lonu 45 45 cents
riSIl, SALT, I.1MI1 AND COAI.
Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Junney & Andreas,
NO. 123 MAllKET STIIKET.
Philadelphia, November 3, 1871.
White Wheat 1 751 75
Wheat : 1 651 Rs
Hye W 05
Corn 7CS()
Oats 4S50
Clover Bctul, , 10 10! Jper lb.
Timothy Seal, 2 7.VM 3 25
Flax Seed J (JO 1 00
Country Lard 8 01O!i
Eggs 34 35
Butter, dull sale '80 H
Washed Wool, 74 cents per lb.
CAKL1SLE ritODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by K, (!., WoouwAiin.1
Carlisle, November 3, 1871.
Family Flour ?7 00
Hunertlue Flour 5. 00
Hupeillno Rye Flour 4.50 -
White Wheat 1 41
Bed Wheat 1 35
Hyn,....- 75
Corn , dl
(Uts 4:t
Cloverseed , 8.00
Tiinothyseed, 3.00
Flaxseed, 1 C'J
MAXlIlIAGBg.
Oiiius Di.'rriKi.n On the evening of the
Rlst ult., at his resilience at Eshcol, Perry Co.,
by the Kev. Win. Qiiif?ty, assisted by Uov. U.
(1. llubcr, of Bhiremanstown, Cumberland Co.,
Mr. Calvin Orris, to Miss Cntharlue E. Duf
lleld, both of Perry Co.
Manly Wilt On tho 2d Inst., at the resi
ideuce of Michael Hotliiian, in Bavlllo twp.,
Perry Co., by Uev. Wm. Quiley, Mr. William
II. Manly, of Lycoming Co., Pa., to Miss
Llzzio C. Wilt, of Perry Co.
Jackson Stbvp.sb. On Thursday, Oct.,
2(lth, by Uev. Wnlluco Mr. James D. Jackson,
of Cumberland eo., to Miss Emma Stevens, of
Duncannon, Perry co. Pa.
XIIencii Bakf.b. On Thursday, Oct. Sfith,
at the Bomganlner Houso, by Kev. (J.F. Sidling
Mr. Calvin B. Heneh to Miss Bella F, Baker,
both of Pe rry county, Pa.
Bloomfiold Academy!
An ICnyltxh ttud Clanntctil School j
roil
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Young Men Prepared For College.
A Xiirnml School anil 4 School of Art.
FALL TERM COMMENCES
On Monday, the Olh of November, 1871.
A Stlil" above school has recently been Ti organ
ized, students can enter any time.
Prof. WM. II. DILL, a graduute of Hutger's Col
lege, N. J.. Principal.
Miss ANNA E. A IIOSI'UKOER, a (rraduste of
Esther Institute. Oolumhiis, Ohio, teacbor of Mu
sic, Painting. Drawing, French and Oerman.
Every facility for the training of the youth of both
sexes in all thut constitutes a liberal aud thorough
education. - i - " I
, The I'ollcglule Department
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Latin and Creek Languages, Engineering, Practi
cal Surveying, Literature, Natural Science and ad
vanced Mathematics.
Vacations: July and August, and one week at
Christmas. . , . , , , . ,
Terms: Por Boarding. Turnlshed Room, AYash
Ing, Tuition In litin, llieek, English Branches slid
Mathematics, for the scuola-itle year, 180.
Ill vacatiom.Sim.00. - ;, - - " ,
The Boarding Diurtment Is at the Institution,
under the supervision of Wlllain (Slier. (i.i by
whom good aud substantial board will be fur
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details of a world'ssyinpathetlcrespnnse recorded.
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apply Immediately as the sale will be Immense.
Circulars free.
Hi r.llAltl) BKOS.. Publishers, 723 Snnsom St.,
Philadelphia. CAUTION. Beware of Inferior .
works, lie sure vou get COLBKKT & CHAM HKIt
LAIVS EDITION. 45d 4w
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
These Tablets present the Acid In Combination
with other eilicient remedies. In a popular form,
for tho cure of all throat and lung diseases.
Hoarseness and ulceration of tlie throat are Inv
mediately relieved, and statements aro constantly
being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases
of throat dllllcultles of years standing.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived bv worthless Im
itations. iet only Well's Carbolic Tablets.
Price 25 cents per box. JOHN O. KLLLOti,
Piatt St. N. y., Sole agents for V. S. 45. d 4w
ItEDUCTlON OF FKICUS
TO CONFOBM TO
ItEDl'CTION OF DUTIES,
Ult EAT MAVIN TO ('(INSl'M EHS
BY OETTINO CP CLUBS.
"Send for our New Price list, nnd a club
form w ill accompany it, containing full directions,
making a large saving to consumers and remuner
ative to eluo organizers.
THE CHEAT AMEIflCAN TEA COMPANY.
P. O. box 564.1, 31 Hi 33 Vescy Street, N. Y., 46 d 4w
WHAT IS IT ?
It Is a Sure aud Perfect ltemedy for all Diseases of
THE LIVI.lt AND SPLEEN, ENLAUOE
MF.NT Oil OBSTKI'CTION OK INTES
TINES. UltlNAltV, LTKItlNE, (lit
AM1IOMINAL OliGANS. POVEU
TY Olt WANT OK BLOOD,
I X T E 11 .Ml TT E NT F E V EES.
INFLAMATION OK THE
LIVElt, DKOI'SY, Sl.l'COISIT
CII!UI.ATION OKTHK BLOOD,
ABSCESSES. TUMOItS, JAUNDICE.
SCItOFULA, DYSPEPSIA, AliliK, AND
EYEIt, OK THElll CONCOMITANTS, ETC.
Dr. Wells having become aware of the extraor
dinary medicinal properties of tho South Ameri
can Plant, called
JURUQEBA,
sent as a siiecial commission to that country to
procure It in its native purity, and having found
is wonderful curative proierties to eveii exceed
the anticipations formed by its great reputation,
lias concluded to oiler it to the public, and Is
happy to state that he has a )erlect arrangement
for a regular moot lily supply of tills wonderful
plant. He has spent much time experimenting
and Investigating as to the most elllciuut prepara
tion from It, for popular 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 to every family
as a household remedy w hich should lie freely ta
ken as a blood purilier In all derangements of the
system and to auliuato aud fortify all weak and
lymphat Ic temperaments.,
JOHN O. K EL LOO. Piatt Ht.. N. Y.
Sole agent for the United states.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular. 45d4t
'NSU1IE IN THE
LIKE INSUllANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
F. B. Winston, President.
The oldest and strongest Ounpaiiy In tho United
Stales. Assets over l6,(W0,0oo in cash.
8. M.
S1ICLKR Agent.
Llveipjol, Pa.
S 44 Lit.
S. KUL I.Klt,
B. M. Suulkh.
S. SIIULER & SON,
LIVERPOOL,
Terry County, 'Pa.,
Dealers In all kinds of
Hardware, Groceries,
&c.
All goods In our line sold at the loweit prices,
(live us a trial. 6 44111.
13?" Crumps and pains In the stomach are the
result of Imperfect digestion, and may bo lin.
medlutoly relieved by a dose of Johnson's An
odyne Llulment, A teuspoooful In little
sweetened wutor Is a dose. - r