6
j&e flfoomfitlb Sinus.
Tuesday, December 10, 1872.
TAm AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
(Te fntrffecommtmf'caMoTWrom nU pernonttohoart
interetted in muttert properly belonging to thit
department.
How to Drive Bats Away Without PoIhoii.
We know of two methods : First, tho
old French plan ; this is followed chiefly in
Paris, by men who make it a special busi
ness. They take a deep tub with water on
the bottom and a little elevation in the
middle like an island, on which is only
place for just ouo rat to sit on. The top is
covered and has a large balance valve,
opening downward. On the middle of this
valve a piece of.fiied pork or cheese is
placed, and when the rat walks on it to
get the cheese, the valve goes down, drops
the rat into the water and moves back in
position. A rond is made from the rat hole
to the top of the tub by means of pieces
of board rubbed with cheese, so as to make
the walk attractive for tho rats. In the
course of a night, some ten, twenty, or
even more rats may go down, and if the
island was not there, they would be found
most all alive in the morning quietly swim
ming around ; but the provision of the littlo
island saves the trouble of killing them,
because their egotistic instinct for preser
vation causes them to fight for the exclu
sive possession of tho island, on which, iu
the morning, the strongest rat is found in
solitary possession, nil the othors being
killed and drowned around him. Second.
the New York plan, invented by ono of our
friends. Tho floor near tho rat holo is cov
ered with a thin layer of a most caustio
potassa. When the rats walk on this it
makes their foot soro ; these they lick with
their tongues, which make their mouths
sore ; and tho result is that they shun this
locality not alone, but appear to tell all
the rats in the neighborhood about it, and
eventually tho bouse is entirely abandoned
by them, notwithstanding tho houses
around may bo full rats. Manvfacturer
and Builder.
Hard and Soft Water.
All housewives may not know how ma
terially the effects of hard and soft water
differ iu cooking of various vegetables ;
while one species of vegetables requires
hard or soft water, as the case may be,
another species becomes sensibly deterio
rated by it. For instance, peas and beans,
cooked in hard water, containing lime or
gypsum, will not boil tender, because those
substances harden vegetable caseine. In
soft water they boil tender, and lose a cer
tain raw, rank taste, which they retain in
hard water. Many vegetables (as onions)
boil nearly tasteless in soft water, because
Mil the flavor is dissolved out. The addition
of fialt often checks this, as in tho case of
onions, causing tho vegetables to retain
their peculiar flavoring principles, besides
much nutritious matter which might be
lost iu soft water. Thus it appears that
the salt hardens the water to a degree.
For extracting tho juices of the meat to
make a broth or soup, soft water, unsalted
and cold at first, is best, for it much more
readily penetrates the tissues ; but for boil
ing meats where the juices should be re
tained, hard water is preferable, and the
meat should be put in while it is boiling,
so as to seal up the pores at once.
Facts for Formf nt.
A series of experiments, instituted to
test the average loss in weight by drying,
shows that corn loses one-fifth, and wheat
one-fourteenth by the process. From this
statement it is clear that farmers will make
more by selling unshelled corn in tho full
at seventy-five cents than the following
summer at ouo dollar a bushel, and that
wheat at $1.83 iu December, is equal to
f 1.60 for the Bame wheat in June follow
ing. This estimate is made on tlie basis of
Interest at 7 per cent., and takes no ac
count of loss by vermin. Theso facts are
worthy of consideration.
Rolled Jelly Cake.
Ouo cup of sugar, one tablesoouful of
butter, oue and a half cups of Hour, two-
thirds of a cup of milk, one egg, two tea
spoousful of baking powder, sifted with
the Hour. Hake in a large sheet, and when
lino, spread on the jelly, and cut the sheet
iu strips three or four Inches wide, and roll
If, instead of Jelly, a sauce is made and
spread between the layers of Uie cake, it
may be eaten as cream pie, and furnish a
very nice and easily prepared desert.
Sweet Potato Uuiis. t
Boil and mash two good sized potatoes
rub in as much flour as will make it like
bread ; add a little nutmeg aud ouo , table
spooufull of sugar, with a tablespoonful of
tood yeast. ' When it has risen, work in
two tabluHuoonsful of butter, softened so as
to be easily mixed thoroughly with the
dough : then form Into small rolls, and,
when raised the second time, bako oil tins,
a nice browu., Serve hot.- "
tW Kvery furmer should have a compost
heap. . Collect every fortllUer, and to pre
ventauy liberating the'gastes, keep the
Wbolo covered with eartu ana mucit.
R. R. R.
RADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF
C't'HKH THE WOIIBT I'Al.X
In from One to Twenty Minute.
NOT ONE HOUR
After rendlnc Oil wlvt't tucmeni ixn-u fttty one
Hf'FKKK WITH TAIN.
RADWAY'S HAIY KKI.IKF 13 A Cl'RK FOtt
RVRKV VAIN.
It wastho flmt au1 Id
Th Only lnli. Homod y
Wist tnnuntly lops th rrmrt rxrutelRtkiift vn. alitvi
In Hum Miration, and curci Cnnai-.tlon, wlit-llirr of iho
.uni, Stomach, lloweli, or oilier itlantlt or organs, ly
out application.
IN J- ROM ONE TO TWENTY lUNUTKR,
nn matter liovr violent or exert irlni In tha imlti tlie
HIIRUMATM, Bw.-rlil.lon. In firm, rrippUil, Srvoua
Kuunaltflu, or prostrated with ill'an nitty itflr, .
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF TIIK KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF TIIK ULADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF TIIK IIOWKLX.
rONOKSTION OK THE LUNGS.
SORB THROAT, HIKFHT1.T HKKA'I HIM),
PALPITATION OK TIIK 11 h ART.
HYSTERICS. CUOUP, DIPHTIIKHIA.
CATAKKll, lKFLfKNZA.
IIEADACIIR, TOOTHACHE.
NlitUtAIlIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD rlTTLLS, AtltlK (MULLS.
The am,llcntli,n nf Uio Itenrly Hpllef to the-rmrt or
fisrt where tlia patD ur UltUculty uairta will afford tul
ami coniftirt.
Twenty drop. In hAlf a tumliter of water will In a few
moment, cure CRAMPS, M'ASMN, PllLIl STOMACH,
llEAHTllt'KN, HICK 1IEAHAC1IK, I1IARIIIIKA,
HYSKNTEIIY. COLIC, WIND IN TIIK HOWliLS,
anil all INTERNAL FAINS.
Traveler hIhiiiM always carry a bottle nf Railway's
Itrndy Iti'tlef with tliem. A few hi wtilurwlll
Crevenf HkknvM or pnlim from cliailfre of water. It It
tutor than French Dramly or Hitters a a Htliuulaut
I'FVI.It AND ACiUU.
FEVER AMI AdUR rureit for tirtyceuu. There U
not a retiioillsl audit In thin world that will cure Fever
anil Affile, and all other Mulailtilia, llllloiia. Scarlet, Ty
phoid, Yellow, and other Krvrra talrlril by K All WAY'S)
1'ILLS) an quick at HAI1W A Y H HEADY RELIEF.
Jr'ifly enla par bottla. Sold liy UrugitU.
HEALTH fBEAUTY ! 1
STRONG AND PrltF. TtlCH HUH)!) IKCRKASK
OK FLESH AND WF.KIIIT-CI.KAR SKIN AND
11RAUT1FUL COMPLEXION bKUUUEDTOALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHINO f't'RFS:
HO qi'li'K, HO ICA I'll AUK TIIK (MIANUF.it
THE Hour I'NDKUOOF.S, UNDER TIIK IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE, THAT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
F.verv (Iron of (lie S. USA PA KILL1A N RF.Mt LV-
ENT cnlijiiiliilcatet tlirnuitli the lllnml, Bweiit, Pririe,
anil other Huhls mill tllci of the flynti-111 the vtor of life.
for It reuairs tlie wastes
lialrt the wnatet or me uony will) new anil tuiirii
Innterlul. Mrrwitia, rvpiiiiis, 1 oiieiiinriiinn,
dinuiliuar
Uri-:Lo. t'leciatn tlie Tliroiil, aloutli, '1 iimnr, Noilen In
tue OIuiiiIm noil fittier linn, or the evmi-ni, ttnre byea.
rltiiimoint IHm-Ihud: a fioui the Kur, anil the woit
folios of HUti illrtenvn, Uinptlniu. Fever Sores, Bealil
Howl. IIIiik Win in. S:ilt Ulieiiiii, Kryelpelnfl, Acne, Macs'
Hnoiw, VV iiiiis in the Klehli. Tumors, Cancers In (lis
Vi nin'., :imi v i'.ikvi.lnu mill .:iliiful cllm l.uiiri s, Niulit
rw-Ata, I.oHsnf Sin-nil. mill nil wiwteaof Hie (lie princi
ple, re Uht'i til - cir;ltive rnntfe nf tliln woli'ler ill Moll
em (T.e oiMiy, and a few iliiya' nee will i-rovo to any
tienuw it- nit It for lUlier of tliesu foiina of disease its
lio-rtit j.oa-.t to cur? Hu m.
If t lie imtlent, ilnlly liccoiiilnR reilnrca liy tlie wastes
anil '! conintnltlon Hint is ronlltiuiilly troimliir, biic-cei-'l
in iirres! me tliei.e wastes, anil rcj'iur tlie mine Willi
I. -,v mve'l.il lii:nle from henllhe liloml unit tliia tlia
r-. !! 1 r.HlI.I.I.V will iniil i!oes secure.
Not nlilv 11 ICS lill' S UIHAI'AUM.T.IAM H KHOT.VKMT SXCe
r'l Kit irii riv II il nirinlii In I lie cute of I 'In Jioc. Scrnfil'
Iiiih, ' 'in. ill 1' .tin., it, ui.,1 Miin iilscu.es ; but i . la Iheuh!)
J' i. ice en b fui
"r-iiur.-, t" 1 Ymli (llM-nmtt, irnvol IHulu ti-w, Drcnuv,
oi..,fiJt' "f Wi.t it, IiicnlitliitliCt' of f'rliii'. Itrliflit'a 1)1;
t i - v, Aliit'.iithiiina, ami In uM c:wcm wlit-rt ihtTt nn brick
i' i (I. ;mi-ih. or (liu water In llilrk, cl'ulv, mixed with
H i li,-1 1 ic.m Hkp lm whit" of nn t or tlin-ailn like whltu
iU. m v.ier-' Is ik innrtiU, iliirk. 1-llit-iiM api t'liruncp, and
-. l..'.f.tlnst (If ml in, nt nt when thi-ro In u vrU'kltijr.
It irniiitr rictirtutioii wlit"t iiif!!iifi v-titur, itit fmln In Ilia
. iM ' f Vu 11 u 'c nn. I along tliu Loins, l'licc, i.oo.
VVOH IVS. Tli orly known sml ture Ucinertjr
f-r ii m -d in, 'ine, cic.
Tumor of 1$ Year Cj! row Hi
Cured by Rudway's IIchoIviiI.
HiVKHLT. Mam., July IU, 149.
TK. RnwT : I hurt hi'l Ovarian Ttiiimr In the nvnrl rH
lnwtl. All ibt li'H-K.r Mid " tlirt wu no h-i for lt.M I IrkJ
".'try thinif Mint wai r ottmifttftnl ; bitl nuiliinK lild mm, I
saw vtvtr llrMnlvitnl, ti.l ihmiKitt I wuultl try It i but hud no frith
In It! tvaii' t hml til (Tr red fr twelve yvmtt, I tixik tlx bottle
of th Kxmlvctit, mul ons hl nf (Utdwky'i Pllll, ttd two bof
tlw f V"tr II" tily Holiff ; mid thr U not ft tPtn ut tuitmr to !
hhI) nr' felt, mul I f- l bnller, jmnripr, n.l lin.t.itr limn I hnvt
f'rtwt yenri. 'Vhm Wnnl fiiiiior M lit lhi left ilU of th
bwult, v.t Ilia tT'fi. I writ thU Ut J lur Uui UlutiL of
otbvrt. Vuu I'ftu leUbllili It If you clioow.
r HANNAH P. KVAPP.
DR. RADWAY'S
F EFFECT PURGATIVE FILLS,
inrfjctly tnrtelfM, rtcnantly coated wlllt nweet girm,
i nir rt'tfiilili. .inlfv, i-i-nim", mi ' uln-iiciln ii. Itatl
wiiv I'T llic ftirn t H illnortlorK of tlie Stoiiiitrh,
I,ivt-r. It-'WfU, Kitlmvp, lt'mliter. Kitvoih OIm-hh-,
Hentaehe, ('intifnilltMi, 'imtlvi'iifBi. Intlljti'iitinn,
1iv1 mU, TI'lloii-iit'M, r.illctiet Kfvcr, Iiiflnmmatlon of
tl.tr Howi'l. I'llcH.iiid nil liiTMi'ifcnii'iilHofllH' lntcnml Vli
' rem. Witrrutti'il to i ffiTt u iofitlveciiri I'urily Vctrfla
LIp, ntitlu.Mr no iiuTcnrv, mlinfrulu, ur itcli'tonotii drii(f.
itf Otnfrvt tli' fi'lliiwltiK viiiiloli ttauiUiiK from
I)lvrilfr of the Ulff'.-ntlvo OrKiuia:
C'-irttlf.ntliri( litwrd MIm, Fullttwi of tlm Plrwwl In tint ItMd,
A'-ltl'tv of lli StifiNi'h, Nkiimk. Ilrll urn, of Food,
FhIIiimi or WfUht In tht HtomiM-h, Knur Krnrlnlioni, Slnklnitor
FhitU-rlnfftl thn Pit of hfmh, hwlntniinjr ut Ui llvftd,
Hurrini mul lifflt-utt IWrnhlnf, Flutti-rliiif l thn Hrt, ;hsktiijr
or Siiff.Mtint Siitlotii when In a Lvln I'ottur, IininMuf
Vltinti, I .l,a ur Wh Ufnr tit Kik'lit, Fi vrr and lull I'mn In
tht Hi-ad, Driflrianw of l'frt.lralln, Vfll'wn of the Hliln
and Kvi, ruin in th ft'i, CIimI, I.iinU, aul udtln IliubMbC
lUat, burning In tl Floh.
A few 1w of HADW'AY'fl ni.T.S wilt fn- the ivt.
lent from nil I In ahovi-rti' r.l 1' . ri. I'ltcv, tuHJ
pt-rlMH. H'M UY (HllT(i'IITS.
HKAD " K A f ,HK AM' TltrK.' Rfftid nnu Htrr.
ataniplu KAIlWAV A CO., No.trMiilileiiI.itiiB.Nuw
Vurk, lufuiiimUou wuith thuUMiiiu will Ui atiit you.
Professional Cards.
IHAKLKH II. HMILKY. Attorney at Law.
Vv New llliMimllcld, Perry Co. Pa.
Mutinioe with C. A. Darnett Ksn.. next door
to Mortimer's store August 20, MVi
JAMES II. FKIU1UHON, Attorney-at-I-aw,
New Illoomlleld, Perry county, Pa.
a-umce Willi null. d. l. oiciuiire. joo -
1TTM. A. HPONHLKK. Attorney-at-lAW.
TV Onico adJfilnliiK his residence, on East
Main street, New Illoomlleld, Perry Co., Pa. 3 1 ly
c
HAS. A. BAUNF.TT, Attorney-at-Law,
New Illoomlleld
Perry Co., Pa.
tVOfllce adjainmg Murtljier'
Htoro. a 2 ly
B
P. MrJNTIRF, Attorney at Law. and Dis
trict Attorney of Perry county. Otllce with
J. T. Mulutire, New Illoomlleld, Penu'a.
LKWIM POTTER,
Attoknkt-at-I.aw & Notaut Ptmi.io,
New liiooinHela. A'errv Lxmnw. ivnn'a.
4V Hneclul attention irlvento Ciillectiuus of all
1.1. ..1 I.. II. u ...III ....r ,.r uui..i..u ..,! ull
oilier legal business prosecuted with nd'elity and
dispatch. Also, Depositions, Auldavlts and AO
Knowieiigmeuis laKen.
4rumce nvedoors west oi suicira hotel. 32iy,
T BA1I.Y. Attorney at Ijiw.
f I New llloomneld, PerryCo., Pa.
Oftlce opposite the Court House, and two
doors east of the Perry County Dank.
Meiers lu 11. Mcinuru, i.ii. iune a, inn.
TOIIN Ci. SllATTO, Surgeon Dentist.
New Illoomlleld. Perry CO., Pa.
i strv ah Kinns oi Aiecnuu eai auo nuruicai i-hii.
Drliws.rionein the best manner, and at reasonable
Mmce at his residence, opiiosiie tne Keioi in
eu Chuicn, ou ingn hircei. o a ly
TM. M. HUTCH, . .
Y A'lTOUN KY-AT LAW.
New ltloomlte (I. Terrvco.. Ta.
-Ofrlce Two doors West of F. Murtliuer
Btores 7 ly
C' LEE MV. It It AY.
. ., , . Altorney-ut-Luw,
Centre Kiiiare,
' - New IiiiMimfleld. Perry eo.. Pa,
All biisluesa entrusted to his vara will re-
ceiv pioinpl alleutlou. Hi il , ,
ftHAS. J. T, McINTIItH, Attornev-at-Law,
- - Avw Divifiiiiirmi, renji).tiiK
-All professional Iniauiuaa piomylly audfullh
lully atteudeU to. 21v.-
KKIIIKRT. Atlornev-at Iaw. .
New llloouiUeUi,
l eiry CO., ra,
uioomneid, g 33 ly.
Photographs !
Fhotographa 1
JACOB COBLE,
Photographic Artist,
NEWPORT, PENN'A.
THE til)erllxr would respectfully catl the at
tention of thn citizen!! of till nnmitv to tliA
met Liiut iia in prepare"; w last fnuruntiA fitn
in inn nesi sivie 01 uie ai t. mis lunii exuerfence
eimuien mm to prouuee
PICTURES WHICH CANNOT BE EX
CELLED.
All persons are requested to call at his rooms and
examine specimens.
Particular attention given to copying llkenmsea
of deceased persons, and (treat care 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 COBLE, Artist,
Newport, J'erry Co., Fa
LEBANOIT
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
or
Jonontown, I'oiaii'n.
POT.TOinH PERPKTUAL at Ixw Rates. No
HU'um riskii taken. This Is one ol the bent
vonducted and most reliable Conii;uile in the
State. Country property Insured Perpetually
tit (4 00 per thousand, and Town property ut 6 00
per thouHand.
LEWIS POTTER,
KKW UI.OOMKIKLU, PA.,
4 16 Agent fur Terry County.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Oor. Fulton, Water and Pearl St.,N. Y.
TI11H well known fuvorlte hotel liuii recently
been reimviiteil, leiniideleU and furnished
new and elegantly Ihriiuliiiut. It Ih kept on tlie
Kni'oean plan, and liiw ample accommodations
for four hundred guests.
The location is more accessible to all parts of
New York and liiooklyn Unto any other house In
the city. The Broadway rtt:ire pas tlie hotel
every three minutes, besides various lines of Street
Cars, one of which Intersects every other route Iu
New York.
It Iwiiiu but two blocks from Fulton Ferry,
makes it convenient for those wishing to visit the
"cnyoi i;nurcns," us iruiu tins lerry uivergeau
theut iiieipal Kullrond routes in tlie city of Brook
lyn, (o.ihlp) UliU. N. XKIUtY, Proprietor.
Hiiut.r.H.
8. M. SlIULEH
S. SHULER & SON,
IVERrOOL,
Terry County, Pa.,
Dealers in all kinds of
Hardware, Groceries, &c.
All goods In our line sold at the lowest price
Give us a trial. 6 44 1U.
N8UIIE IN THE
IrtUTTJAL
LIFE INSUKANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YORK.
F. 8. Winston, President.
The oldest and strongest Company lu the United
8tates. Assets over 1-16,000,0(10 In cash.
H. M. KIIULER. Agent.
Liverpool, Ta.
S 44 13t.
THERE IS HOTHING LIKE IT FCJ
Pains, Sores, Wounds and Lameness.
BUY IT I TRY IT'!
FoM!heumati8n)
For Tkurafgia, .
For FeVr Sore. .
, Use Paiij Cu Oil.
. Use Paiij Ce Oil.
., Use Pair m Oil.
, Use PaiCure Oil.
. Use Py Cure Oil.
. Use GpSitj Cure Oil.
. Uspain Cure Oil.
For ChoIVi NJorbus
hor sprain
For Headach
For Bruises. .
For Corrjs arjd Bu
i)s, Uyf Paiij Cure Oil.
For Any bore.
'ae Fain Cure Uil.
For Any Lanjeness,
Use Pain Cure Oil.
KvnT Bottt
AMUItTIN
Aod wa challi.iiKa tti
'orldi) prodiica Its qnal.
Uaud titer i
ly and IiVrually for
nil BJkA.BT.
Aik for painCoke oil. TaEVno oth, for
w. VABBANT it TO 01
It li not a tiTterliiK preparation, tut anVTL, tnaila
from pi Vdicotaiiia una, Herbs, and
X aoil la clean and aafe to uae.
Sold jn all UrugiiUia and Uaalera In Modlcn
PBICE, SO t'ENTK.
McCLURE EATON, PftomiETORS,
SawUn. fa.
Daily Express and Freight Line
HKTWEEN
BLOOMFIELD& NEWPORT
THEsuhserlnerwIshes to notify the citizens of
Illoomlleld and Newport that he Is running a
lully Llue between these two places, and will haul
rreinhtof auyklud.or promptly deliver packages
or messages entrusted to his care,
Oniers may be left fur him at the stores nf
V. Mortimer & Co., New Illoomlleld, or illlllgautt
Musser, Newport, Pa.
.. S. WHITWOltK. .
Bloomlleld, January 2.',, 187D.
BVI.TCNTIITV A HKOBTMKSrn
DRY-GOOD CJ
Rir. GOOD p ;
Suited to tho Season,
Are Now Offered for Sale by
. T. MORTIMER. '
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J. B. BURR & HTDE, Hartford, Conn.,
Chicaoo, 111., or CincuiKATi, Ohio. . 8 41 ly
Imnroved Ct'CUMBKH WOOD
PUMP, Tasteless. Durable, HI
tlclent and Cheap. The best
Pump for tlie least money. At
tention Is especially invited to
Watehley's Patent Improved
Bracket and New Drop Check
Valve, which can te withdrawn
without removing the Pump or
(tislnvbinir the Joint. Also, the
Copter Chanilrer, which never
cracksnr scales, and will outlast
any other, por sale by Dealers
everywhere. Send for Catalogue
anil rriee-i.ist.
CIIAS. . BIAT(;iILF.Y, Manufacturer,
0 37 ly SoS C'otuinercerit., Philadcliihia, Pa.
Drugs! Drugs!
rilHE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, at
1 low prices, a complete assortment oi
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
ANE CHEMICALS,
Of all kinds. Also, a full stock of
Concentrated Remedies,
PATENT MEDICINES,
ESSENTIAL 01L8,
PERFUMEKY,
HAIR OILS,
BRUSHES,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Pure Wines
AND
LIQUORS,
Always on hawl, for Medicinal and Sacramen-
lai IIU1JHISVS.
BlaS'l'hyticians' Order ctirrfuUy and
promptly filled.
B a M a EBY,
NKWVOKT, PEItHY COUNTY, PA.
Boats I
Boots 1
A Kill Aasortmeutof
THE CELEBRATED YOHK BOOTS,
Hand ut Machine Hided. Whole Stock Double
Hole aud
Warranted to Give Entire Satisfaction,
Manufactured and For Bale to the Trade by
M. D. SPAHR,
YORK, PA.
A full Assortment of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Constantly on Hand.
MWSMCial Attention Paid to Orden.H
6 23 26.
To SliooinrilciH.
T
HE subscrltiers keep constantly on hand, a
FRENGIl GALF SKINS,
PINK LININGS,
ROANS,
MOROCCOS,
SHOE THREAD,
PEGS, AWLS,
and a general assortment of articles used by Shoe
m' K MOR TIMER.
rEMtY HOUSE,
New IHooin field, Pa.
TIIK subscriber having purchased the property
on the corner of Maine and Carlisle si reels,
opposite the Court House, Invites all his friends
aud former oustomeis to give him a cull as be Is
determined to furnish Ilrst class acciiiiimiMlatlona
'itiUMAO flu 'JI.7I,
" nf. Proprietor.
'A I'CTIONKI'.KINO.-II. 7.. KINK will nt
iiuui tn nrvluu Hiilna ut all times. Ilavlnir luul
conldeiableexieriencc, he flatters himself that
he ciinulve satisfaction to all. Cull at the L'uiou
Lumber Mills, In Rye twp. or address, .
t ' . i ' i (l.'l. PINK,
flBlypd liuucaiiDon, Pa
If
ALL KINDS of Printing neatly
executed at the " Hukim ruuo
PRINTING!
OTBAM JOB Offll'J. .
A US
Why
"YORK
' i;i)
CONTINENTAL
life
Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK,
STRICTLY M UTUAL t
AMMOtH, t?,iU,fl.JL
ISSUKSallthenew forms of Policies, and pre-sents-aK
lavorable terms as any company iu the
United mutes.
Thirty days' trace allowed nn each rmvmonr anrl
the policy. Ueld good during that time.
Policies issued by this Company are non-forfeit
ure.
No extra. charges are made for traveling permits.
Pollcv-hnlilersshareliitheftniiii.il nrntltanf tho
Company, and have a voice lu the elections andi
management of the Company.
No policy or medical feecharRed.
.1.i8tus La whence, Prcs't.
M. B. Wvnkoop, Vice Pies't.
J. P.HoxiKita, Bec'y.
General Agent,
No. 6 North Third Street,
4.2yl College Dlock, Harrlsburg, Pa.
Incorporate hy the Court of Common Pleat, in
18W; by the Jti.ilature,in 1871.
Tlie l'cmiNylvaiiiu
Central Insurance Company
OF POTTSVILLE, pa.
Capital and Assets, $156,OOOv
Premium Notes,
Promissory Notes,
$100,000 (Ml.
60,000 00'
Cash premiums due or col
lected for the year 1871, f3,028 00
Cash premiums due or col
lected fertile ilrst three
months of 1M72, 1,800 00
Cash from, other sources
and agents, 1,200 00
Judgment Bonds in Com
pany's oilicc, 1,100 00
Total Cash $0,128 00
Total cash and note assets,
April 1st, lb72 $156,128 0
JAMES K. GRIER, JOHN D. HADESTY,
Secretary. President).
DIRECTORS :
John D. Hiulcety, A. P. Helms. Bcnlnmla
Teter, A. Sutermclstcr, James II. Grlcr, E. If.
Jungkurb, Ellas Miller.
II. II. Hill, Edward Fox, John A. Ruble, Ed-
wnrd Wesley, Charles F. Deibert. Wm. K.
Orlflllh. E. F. Juuirkurt, General A cent.
Arruniremeuts have been made with other
first-cluas companses to re-Insure risks taken
on the cash plun In such amounts as desired.
Liberal commission allowed agents, and ex
clusive territory, If desired. , This Company
coullnos Itself to Ore insurance exclusively.
OFFICE:
No. 11 CENTRE ST., POTTSVILLE, PA.
NOTICK.
The Homo Rescrvo force of The Penn
sylvania Central Insurance Company of
I'oUbvUIo, I'a., will be in 1'erry county iu
cojumlernblo force, and act a the Com
pany a Agents until a full line of Local
Agents can be appointed when tlie resm ve
force will bo recalled.
JAMES II. GRIER,
Bec'y of I'a. Central Ins. Co.
IiiHiii'inivo Notice.
On and after tlie tenth day of April,
1B72, The Hume Reserve force of Insur
ance Agents belonging to " The Pennsylva
nia Central Insurance company ' will leave
Pottaville in lioavy force, and occupy ten
different counties of the State, where they
will continue to act as tbe Company a
Agents until a full line of Local Agents
can be appointed, when they will be recalled.
As a botiy oi men, 1 believe they are supe
rior IiiHurnnce Agents, and most of them
speak the English, French, Welsh and Ger
man IangiingcH. 'I he t'lty insurance
Journals, with all their sneers at Mutual
Companies, and continual cry of Fraud I
Fraud 1 1 &c, cannot muster any better In
surance material I Why don't the City In
surance papers tell the publio that no Mu
tual Company broke or failed during the
last ton years? Why don't they tell the
public that more than half the Stock Com
panies started within the last ten years
have? It is a well-known fact that Mutual
Companies cannot fail.
JAMES II. GRIER,
Secretary of Pennsylvania Coutral Insur
ance Company. 0 18
New Carriage Mumi factory.
On II iu ti Btjiket, East or Caki.isi.b St.,
New Bloomflt'ld, I enn'a.
THE subscriber has built a lnrue and Commodi
ous rlhop on IUkIi St., East of Carlisle hi reel,
New Illoomlleld. Pa., where he Is prepared toman,
ufactuie to order
On r i' i ii o h
Of every description, out of the best material.
Sleighs of every Style,
built to order, and finished in the most artistic and
durable manner.
lliiviiiK superior workmen, he Is prepared
to tin ulsli work that will compare favoraoly with
the best City Work, and much mure durable, aud
at much more reasonable rates.
ar-lilU'AllUNU of all kinds neatly aud prompt
ly done A call Is solicited.
, SAMUEL SMITH .,
i lrt '