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ljc hnc0, Nntr BloomftcliX Jcu
Tuesday, March 11, 1S73.
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
WeinvUecommvnicaUontfromnUfmrnonitwItonn
interested in matters properly belonging to this
department.
A Museum of Horses' Hoofs.
The St. Louis globo says : Tho Farrier
department at the Arsenal, in charge of
John Kiei nan, the Chief Farrier of the U.
States Army, is a place of great importance
to all interested in horseflesh, and yet few
of the citizens know of tho groat impor
tance of the sights to be seen there. Tho
first thing that attracts tho attention is a
skeleton of a horse, with each piece num
bered, for reference to au index.
Placed on shelves around tho room are
about 400 specimens of horse anatomy,
mostly of legs below the knee, and of tho
hoof, and of the malformations produced
by improperly shoeing horses. Tho effects
of tight shoeing, of pressure against tho
coffin bone, of squeezing the frog, and of
channeling the hoof, are plainly shown.
Among the collection is a malformed hoof,
containing a three-seated coffin bono, or
three hoofs "telescoped" together, taken
from one of President Grant's horses.
Thero are fifty specimens of hoof contrac
tions by shoeing.
In another part of tho room the wall is
'Covered with several hundred horse-shoes,
.classified and arranged with regard to timo
and, country. Tho collection has in it sam
ples of shoes used in European armies. An
examination of thesd shoes leads ono to be
lieve that tho Americans aro ahead of all
others in improvements of tho article
This shoe and anatomical collection is
bolievcd to be the largest intho world, and
is the work of Mr. Kiernan's industiy and
research for the past five years. Tho col
lection is used as a school of instruction to
farriers of the army. No one is allowed to
shoe tho horses used in the regular army
unless ho understands the anatomy of the
horse's hoof, foot and legs. The Dunbar
theory and tho Kiornan practice, which
was introduced iu the army in 1808, is
taught.
The system is to mnlco tho bottom or
face of the hoof smooth and level, without
any channels to collect gravel in. Tho
shoe is placed upon the hoof so ns to sus
tain an equal pressure on every part, and
tho heels of the shoo run straight along tho
sides of tho hoof, and turn from tho frog so
as not to press it or bruise the colli n-bono.
Tho shnpo of tho shoo is that of a perfect
letter U. President Grant and many noted
horsemen employ Mr. Kiernan to superin
tend tho shoeing of their horses.
FIRE.
So many accidents aro daily occurring
from broken kerocene lamps, and clothes
taking fire from gas lights and open fire-
places, that the following, which wo clip
from an exchango, deserves attention.
Perhaps three persons out of four would
rush right up to the burning individual,
and begin to paw with their hands without
any aim. It is useless to tell the victim to
do this or that, or call for water. In fact
it is generally best uot to say a word, but
sieze a blanket from a bed, or a cloak, or
any woollen fabric if none is atl)and, take
any woollen material hold the corners as
far apart as you can, stretch them higher
than your head, and running boldly to tho
person, make a motion of clasping in the
arms, just about the shoulders. This in
stantly smothers the fire and saves the face
The next instant throw the unfortunato
person on the floor. This is an additional
safety to the face and breath, and any rem
nnnt of flame can be put out more leisurely
The next moment immerse tho burnt part
in sweet oil. Next got some common flour
and put it on the burn about an inch in
thickness, and if possible put the patient to
bed. Let the flour remain until it full off
itself, when a beautiful new skin will bo
found. Unless the burns aro deep, no other
application is needed. Dry flour for burns
is the most desirable romedy ever proposed,
' and the information ought to be imparted
to all. Dredge on the flour till no more
will stick and cover with cotton batting. '
Dry Food for Horses,
The Spirit of tht Timet says: "We
never have believed and never shall believe
that chopped hay and corn meal, saturated
with water, Is proper for a work
ing horse as a general diet. We firmly
believe that the food of a working horse
which cannot be pastured should be good
ground oats and sweet hay for at least five
days a week. Look at the South, where
the common run of horses are fed on corn
Why, the result is big head, a terrible
' and almost incurable complaint. We also
think that wet corn meal is the very worst
way of feeding corn to a horso that ever
was practiced. And tho chopped, wet bay
is not half so good as fine, bright timothy
from tho mow. We like to hear the horse
grinding up bis good timothy hay like
grist mill after he has finished his oats. .
nice mash once in a while is good, and
t very different thing from almost constant
oft diet.'
t3f"True comfort can only be obtained
when both body and mind are actively em.
j'loyed. ,
' ' R- R.-R.
RADWAY'S F.EADV
CURES THE WOttHT PAVNH
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reudiiitf thin mUt-i t ii-crm-nt need any ona
ItAD WAY'S HEADY RKUKF IS A. CUKE TOtl
K V I'. It Y I A I IN.
It was tli n first and I
Tlio Only J'iUii Itomedy
tli : Hint !ii itly Utm tho tin ml x cruel nil n puliw, nllavs
jTiniininmiiotiA, bum curei w m-umr "i tnu
Limit, Htnmnch, UoweU, or olliur gluudi or organa, by
w, ifIIoSi ONE TO TWENTY MJNUTHS,
tin matter lmwr Tlolrnt or excruciating; tlie rmln the
JtHKITMATItJ, lVit-rliMi'ii. Infirm, fripplr.l. Nervous.
Neumltflc, or rostnitt(J with dlm-nfm may ttutl'er.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT KASK.
INFLAMMATION OF TUB KlUNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF TUB BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF TIIK HOWKLS.
C'ONflliSTION OF TIIK LUNGS.
BORU THROAT, IUFKIITI.T DltEATIIINO,
I'ALPITATION OF TUB HliART.
JITSTEMCS, CliOUl', llll'IITIU.UIA.
CATAUUH, INFLUENZA. ,
1IKADACI1E, TOOTH I IK. '
NEUUAI.OtA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD rtIIM.8, Ar.UK CHILLS.
The fiiipnettion ortiio Krnilv iccllpr tonic part or
Trta wfifre tlio puln or tlitllculty ckil wilt slfortl toss
.nil wmlort.
Twi-iitv rtroTi" !n tnlf a tuniMer of wntrr will In ft few
moments cure CUAMPH, M'ASMS, POLK STOMACH,
IKAKTIIl'KN, hll'K IIKADACIIE, III A I! lill F.A,
IVSKNTKIiY. COLIC. WIND IN THE liUVt ELS.
and nil INTKItNAL I'AINS.
Tnm'lt'n hIioiiM nlivayH curry a boltli of Rnilwav's
Rrmly Kelier Willi Hum. A frw itropB In wnlcr w ill
i,-v,:m Mc(iirr.s or p:min irnm ruiinpo 01 water. 11 is
c ter than French Bluntly or Hitters us a tlmulunt.
iEVi:it and Aiiii:.
FEVER, AND AGUE aiml for tllly ci-nu. There ll
h"t a ri'inc(l!:il rurcnt In till world tlmt will euro Fever
'id AK'ie, mid nil otlinr Alalnitmift, unions, Hcnrlet, Ty
hnl.l, Yellow, nnd oilier Ki'Vrrn (nlded by RADWAY'S
'II. LSI no otiltk na llADWAY'S ItKADV 11KI.I
Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by Drugg-tats.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY ! !
bthonu and rrrtK men blood-increase
Or I I.K.S1I AND Wr.KIIIT-CI.F.AK KlilN AND
WiAUTJFL'L COMPLEXION bLCUUED TO ALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE TIIK MOST ASTONISHING fUTRFSi
ISO urit'K. ISO KAIMI A It r. TilK t H AiNUKM
the nont rNDKinjors. unukii tub in-
KMTENCK OK 'HI1S TiiULY UONUKKFL'L
MEU1U1XE, THAT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
ana weieni is teen ana reit.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
T.vi.rv rirnn nf Iho SA USA 'A KTI.M A M RKsi I.V-
TINT wiiiiiiniiilcntL'rj tltrotiL'li tlio Itlond. Swrnt. rilno.
mid utlii-r flulilrt Hint .lii'ctfl r tliu nvHtt'm tht vtpor of lift,
fur It rt'ituhri the wnnics oi the body with new uml mmiul
ininmui. o'.Tfii inn. r juiinH, i niisinninnin, itiniiiiuiitr
ill.-f':iL', iTlct'm In thn Tliront, Month, '1 union. Nodes in
(ilntuln niut ti:vr v:th of tliu nvsUin, ISore t-vv.
Htruiiious 1M.'fmr' IV im tlio Iliith, and tlio woift
miifl i f S;;Iii di;:is.". Kinrllnti!. rcvi-r hnri'ti. KhIU
Ilciitl, K! nit Wurm, hall Ivlu'iun, Krvilh(.-l:tH, Acne, lilaclt
1-jmin. Nv'urinti In tli'J 1'h'tili, r'.iincirc. Canters In tho
WipNiK ftinl nil wc:il;-iiliii! lilitl Jjaliiful (ll.-cLui kps. Night
?wi-:it(t, I.niNof Sicriu, nnd nil wiiKtcn of tin lil'c tirincl
I'U', nv with In tli curative nvipv of thin wonder of Mk1
fcni Ciir'nitiy, iiihI n fi iv hw will tiivc to anv
p'.MH.tti iHitiu'lt for fit I) or of Lhi'Bu fuiiiia of dldvuso its
potci.t power to euro tlicni.
If tins pntli-nt. d;dlv heeomlnrr fflucril by tlio wtlftril
And (t'.'coinK)pltifin Mint in coiitlinially jinn'Mnir, mic
coeds lit urrcstllif! tllct' w:istc., find rcl'iifrii tin- nainu vlt!i
a- Tii-iifiLit iLi.nU' ftnm hfMltliv Moot uml thU the
JA JtSAl'A UILI.I A?i will nnd dn! wi-nrp.
(lt iniiy no.' ihu SAr.-tAi'Aiiii.i.tAN liraoLvrvr pxi'd
n'l kii'iwii'rrriii'illiil ajrent k 1i Dm cuii of ) 'linnlc, Hi-rdfu-n!i,
i lonii it.uinti, uml Mviii i(lduudv.i ; baiiAa iheotil)
po.-ltlve ctire fur
Vrinnrv, nnd V'mb di'iniF, (Itnvr-I, J):ilictrn, Itrutnv,
St ';.'! f AVutcr, Inciitiiiuiic(! uf I'llm. lirinlit'n I)is-(m-'O,
AllMiinUiurui, mnl In all c;iph wl.i ii- llit-re jin lirlrk
tlriM ilcpOHllri, or thy wiilcr I. thick, cluiidv. n.Wctl wltli
KihstatiCi'n liku the wlili" (f an it,-, nr thmula like wldty
Cilii. or thrtrc Is it iiHu lild, durk. )i't!hint iipi curancf , ami
'Vl.lti; hoiic-(lii:.t dcpi'-ll), im. I wliwi Ilii'i-C Is n l.rl'.l.lli,
hnrnlnic ifiiHiitltm wlici pasliiv w;tlcr, itnd pnin Iu Uiu
b.m!l of til" lirli Ullil aluiln tilC Ltlib, l'licc, vi. oo.
WOHrilS- T'ic rr.lv known and sura Rcmodv
fir li otu.H -i hi, 'J'ujh;
Cured hy EI;uSva 'm ICchoIvobU.
tivi:iu,v. MAH.,,liiiy 1, tr.9.
lift. Utiwy I hnve IikI (Ivnrhin Tumor In tlie ovnrlea bikI
Wt'k All tl. I.rtor Mhl " lin-in wiw ntt h-l f..r lt., I trit-.l
fv.ry llilnjr tli:tt wu reciDiiiiciidi (i ! I ut miHliir helped me. I
tnvr ymir UH.Ivcnt, nnd llmut'lit 1 won hi try It i bill had no filth
hi It li kvu1' I ImJ mirerttl fr Iwt-lvu yean. I look aU botllw
of itiu Honlvfiit, run) na b of Itmhvny'a l'HIa, ami two Ixit
tliH of yxir Ueiily Kflluf ; nnd tlirre ii not n kii tf ttiUMjr to Ins
r-ii or' felt, mid I fi tl Ujtlur, miirlrr, and lm.li-r limn I htiva
for iwulvw jcirt. I'lii Wi r-l tuiiicr w;l In llio left il'le of Him
trowvli, nvr tb Kt-oln. I vrXe this to jotl lur tU bctuLl Ol
biLvt. Vuu kuo iiubluh It if yuu ibonu.
HANNAH P. KN'APP.
DR. RADWAY'S -PeBFEGT
PaHQATIVE FILLS,
pfrfrctly tftstcN'M, r'rtfantly toatnl witli Kweet rum,
pun!", r-j:iil:it", purliV, .-in."1, tin! Fh'iilirn. ltul
v. av's rills, fur thi' nirj tt n l ilifiii.ei -f the .""toniM'h.
I.W'cr, I,"WeH, K'llnt'VJ, II :m!iUt, Nt'rvoim DIsbhsch,
lUMilnciie, CunstiiiaUu.i, i ii ivtni-nn, Iinli(eHtlon,
V.il"e cl:l, UMlini-livri. HiMmiih Fever, liiflnninmtlmi t,f
tin.' liowi'U, rilt-vu.d nil tHn.iifnieiitnftln Internal Via
r-ui. Wairanteil lo i-d'-Tt ii nHtlv-cnre. Purely Vi-fietii.
t.e, "fiittaliiliiK no inen-iii y, inliicralf, or deieti'nrum ,1pik,
J rr OSiservc 1hi filiiiwliia KViiij'tuuiii riBUitlujj I'rciu
lsonk-raof the IjIhi'MIvo Orj:;uut
C'tiKtipntlnn, lnwurd IM It-, Fiillnrti of tli TlW1 In tlis UfA,
Acl-lity of tli Stomach, Niuitt-rt. Ilefirtli rn, Dlivutt ( Food,
'illn.'i nr WHtit In thn Kmnifti !,, Hour Krn-tnttun, Inklnp it
Flultcriiif t tlit) Pit nf the hU.n-n.li, Swlmniiii of tli llrtul,
I!.irril nni) 1 fnVutl llrr-alhlni, Hi.ttfrlni: nt tlicllert, Ch'.kliitf
ft Stilf-Kiiny 8-matiin whi-n In a I-vl'K F'turn, DlmiiM uf
Vition. IhiUor Vln Mre th Mplit," Iinr and Dull I'mn in
th llr-n.1, IVfi.-luncv ( lw-(.lTmxt, Yi'll'-wtiin of iho Mkln
rod Kvi, PhIh hi tliu Sldo, Clint, LitnU, and kutuiLn F1u1im tf
Ji.-nt, IturniriK lit the TI.L.
A few Amn of IIAIWAVS rri.T.S Ml! free the nr
U'ln fromull th iiI'Mve t.Ti M tl dt-nnlvni, Vnw. 2$ tv..U
y.rhM. KoIJi HY I'ltiroritsTH.
RKAO "FALSI. AM) 'I l(i:rV Pemt one lettpr
tampto RAliWAV A CO., No. 8 Mfilit-n I.anv. KcW
lork. Information worth lhouauinls v111 bustut you.
TORK
CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance Company,
OP NEW YORK,
STRICTLY 31 UTUAL I
ISSUES all the new forms of Policies, and pre
sents us favorable terms asany company Iu the
United States.
Thirty day' grace allowed on each payment, and
the policy held good during that lime. ,
Policies issued by this Company are nou-forfel t
ure. No extra charges are made for traveling permits.
Policy-holders share In the annual profit ol the
Company, and have a voice Iu the elections and
management ol the Company. v
" No policy or medical fee charged.
Justus Lawiiencb, Pres't. t
M. B. Wymkoup, Vice t'res't, '
J. F.Rcxmiu, Bec'y.
' J.F.EATON,
General Agent,
No. 6 North Third Street,
i.2yl) College Block, Uarrlsburg, Fa.
rhotogrnphs ! Thotoraphs !
JACOB COBLE,
Photographic Artist,
NE 1 VPOR T, PENN'A .
THEmibscrlbpr would respectfully call the at
tention of the citizens of this county to the
fact tlmt he Is preparrd to take PJIOTOURA P.9
In the liest style of the art. ills long experience
enables him to produce
PICTURES wmnn CANNOT BE EX-
CULLED.
All persons are requested to call at his rooms and
examine specimens.
Particular attention given to copying likenesses
of deceased persons, and great 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, 1'erry Co., Pa
3Li JE1 33 1ST O 2NJ"
Mutual Firo Insurance Company,
, OP
Toiiewto-wn, Foun'a.
POLICIES PERPETUAL at Low Rates. No
Steam risks taken. This Is one of the best
conducted ami must reliable Companies in the
Htnte. Country property Insured Perpetually
at H 00 per thousand, and Town property at $5 00
per thousand.
LEWIS POTTER,
NEW BLOOMl'IEU), PA.,
4 16 Agent for Perry County.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Cor. Fulton, Water and rearlSls., N. Y.
THIS well known favorite hotol has recently
been renovated, remodeled and furnished
new and clexaittly throKhout. it Is kept on the
European plan, and lias ample uecommodaliuus
for four hundred guests.
The location is more accessible to all parts ot
New York and Brooklyn than any other house In
the city. The Broadway Klaues pass tho hotel
every ihrce minutes, besides various lines of Street
uara, "tie oi wniuu intersects every outer route iu
New York.
It belnir but two blocks from Fulton Ferry,
makes it convenient for those wishing to visit the
" City of Churches," as from this lerry divorce all
theprliicipal ltailroad routes In the cilv of Brook
lyn. (ti.udp) tiEO. N. TEllitY, Proprietor.
8 BliULER.
H. M. SlIULEll
S. SIIULER & SON,
LIVERPOOL,
Terry County, 1'a.,
Dealers In all kinds ot
Hardware, Groceries, &c.
All goods In our line sold at the lowest price .
Give us a trial. 5 44 14t.
rnillSFI.UlI) Is warranted EQUAL to Aiinoi.d's
J and is sold at much less m ice. The niiinev
wlil be refunded to those buying it, If it does not
prove entirety saosiaeiorv.
9.1'ursale by Mortimer, New Blooiulleld.
MILLER & ELDER,
Bole Agents,
430 Market Ktreet.
23031 Philadelphia.
JOBINSON HOUSE,
(Formerly kept by Woodruff and Turbctt,)
A't BloomfleW, rrry County, J'a.
AM08 ROBINSON, Proprietor.
This well known tnnd pleasantly located hotel
has ben leased for asiuinbnr ol years by lite pres
ent nroprletor.and he vi 111 spare no i-.Uni, to accom
moilate his guests. The rooms are comfortable,
the table well furnished with the best In the mar
ket, and the bar stocked with choice liquors. A
careful and attentive hostler will be In attendance.
A gooa nvery stable wlil De kept uy t lie proprietor
Aprils, 1871. tf
rjlUE Best Oil In the World for Machinery.
It will not chill.
It will uot gum.
It is equal to the best Lard Oil. '
If you have any kind ot machinery, ask for
OI.EN A, and it you cannot buy it at home, send
for a circular and price list to
PAINE, ABLETT & TRIPP,
Oil Manufacturers and Dealers,
' No. 800 Pcnn Avenue,
0 49 IHttsburgh, 1'a.
T II I
" Silver Tongue"
ORGANS,
s . Manufactured by
E. P. NEEDHAM & SON,
143, 145 & 147 East 23rd St., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
Responsible parties applying for agencies n
sections still unstipplied wlil receive pioiiipl alten
tlon anilllbnral Inducements, parties residing at
a distance from our aittlmrled agents may order
from our factory. Send for illustrated price
list. 30 13t
1. M. OIUVIN. I, II. omvix
J M. OIUVIN & SON,
ComiiitMlon SXoreliautMs
' ' Na , SPEAR'S WHARF,
naltliuore, Jld,
t.Wt will oav strict attention to the sale of all
kinds ot oouutry produce, autt remit the amounts
promptly. 6 34 ly
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Agents
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An Historical Summary of the OrlRln, Growth
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BLATC'IlLiKY'S
2 Improved CUCUMBER WOOD
PUMP. Tasteless. Durable. Ki
ts llelent and Cheap. Tho best
Pump for the least money. At-
leniioii is especially mviieu iu
it ate l ev's ratenr, iniprovea
) Bracket and New Drop Cheek
vn vu. w i i: i can he w t titrawn
without removing t lie Pump or
(lislurl)lliK lite joints. Also, i lie
Copper Chamber, which never
craeksor scales, and will outlast
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unu rriee-i.tst,
f!. W.ATCHLEY. Manufacturer.
6 371y
oUOCunimercettt., Philadelphia, Pa.
Drugs ! Drugs
THE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, at
low prices, a complete assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND CHEMICALS,
Of all kinds. Also, a full stock of
Concentrated Remedies,
PATENT MEDICINES,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
PERFUMERY,
HAIR OILS,
BRUSHES,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Pure Wines
AND
LIQUORS,
Always on hand, for Medicinal and Sacramen
tal purposes.
ESPhyuciam' Ortfarm rareally und
promptly filled.
B . IM . EBY,
NEWPORT, PERRY COUNTY, PA.
Boots I
Boots !
A Fill Assortment of
THE CELEBRATED YORK BOOTS,
Hand or Machine Sided, Whole Stock Double
Solo and
Warranted to Give Entire Satisfaction,
Manufactured and For Sale to the Trade by
M. D. SPAHR,
YORK, PA.
A full Assortment ot
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Constantly on Hand. 1
n-SMCial Attention Paid to Orders. "S
0 23 26.
To Hlioeiuixlcors.
rrHIE subscribers keep constantly on Hand, a
X FINE ASSOUiMliKl Ur?
FRENCH G ALF SKINS,
PINK LININGS,
ROANS,
MOROCCOS,
SHOE THREAD,
PEGS, A WLS,
and a general assortment of articles used by Shoe
,UtthU'S MORTIMER.
rEMlY HOUSE,
New Blooiulleld, pa.
THE subscriber having purchased the property
on theooruerof Maine and Carlisle streets,
opposite the Court House, Invite all his friends
ami iorioer ousiiiiiinin iu uive nun a can n no is
determined to furnish Orst class accommodations.
JIIUJUAB HU J l li,
ltf. Proprietor.
A UCTIONF.KUtNU.-41. Z. FINK will at
J. Y. tend to crying sales at all times, itaviug nau
consldeiable exixTietice, he datlers himself that
he can give satisfaction to all. ('all at the Union
l.uiuur mius, la iwp., or iu.
tlyp4
Duncaunon, Pa.
Bill
CHAS.
Professional Cards.
JEWISs POTTEU, 4
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PERRY CO., PA.
r Claims promptly secured and collected.
Writ Inns and ail leual bti'ilnr cuiKiiiiiu uiien.i.
cdto. 32 vl
CHARLES 11. RMILEY, Attorney at Law.
Now Blooiulleld, Perry Co. Pa.
.OIllee with C. A. Barnctt. Esq., next door
to Morti liter's store August 20, M12
M. A. SPONSLER, Attorney-at-Law,
Otltce nritoiliinar his reslilenen. nn Tn.t
Main street. New Blooiulleld, Perry co., Pa. S2 ly
CIIIAS. A. BARNETT. Attorney-at-Law,
J New Bloonilield, Perry CO.. Pa.
S-Onice adjoining Murtiaier' Store. 3 2 ly
BP. McINTIRK Attorney at Law, and DIs-
trlit Attorney of I'errv count v. Olllce with
J. T. Mclntlre, New ltlodnillcid.'Penn'a.
JBAILY, Attorney at Law.
New Blooiulleld, TerryCo., Pa.
Olllee opposite the Court House, und two
doors easl of the I'errv Comity Bank.
Rel'ers to 11. Mclntlre, Esq. June 27,1871.
JOHN O. SI1ATTO, Burgeon Dentist.
New Bloonilield, Perrvco., Pa.
tlstry All kinds of Mechanical and Surgical Den
Oi'li es.dotu- in the best manner, and at reasonable
-illli'e at his residence, opposite tlio Reform
ed church, on High Street. 3 2 lv
"tT7"M. M. HUTCH.
V ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
New Btootnhelil, Perry co., Pa.
rOltlee Two doors West of F. Mortimer
SI ore 3 7 ly
CHAS. J. T, McINTIRE, Attorney-at-Law,
New Bloonilield, Perry co., Pa.
-All professional business promptly andfalth
fully attended to. 32 lv.
WM. N. SE1BERT, Attorney-at-Law,
New Blooiulleld, Perry Co.. Pa.
Bloonilield. 333 ly.
JAMES 11. FERGUSON, Attorney-at-Law,
NEWPORT, PA.
3-0nice Market Street, near tlio Square. 35 6
New 'arriage iriaiiiilaetory,
On II ion sthket. East op Caui.isle St.,
.Vow inoomili'ld, I enn'a.
THE subscriber has built a largo and commodi
ous Shop on High St., East of Carlisle Street,
New iSloomlii'lil. Pa., where he is prepared to man
ufacture to onler
On x i i n
Of every description, out of the best material.
Sleighs of every Style,
built to order, and finished In the most artistic and
durable manner.
Having superior workmen, he Is prepared
to furnish work that will compare favorably with
the best City Work, and much more durable, and
at much more reasonable rates.
S-REFAIRINO of all kinds neatly and prompt
ly done A call Is solicited.
SAMUEL SMITH
3 ltf
Incorporated lit thn Omrl of Omimon Picas In
iHt,u; uy mo jjcgixiature,in ml.
TJjc EVniisylvaiiia
Central Insurance Company
OF PQTTSVILLE, PA.
Capital and Assets, $156,000.
Premium NoteB,
Promissory Notes
?100,000 00
60,000 00
Cash premiums duo or col
lected for the year 1S71, 53.028 00
CuBb premiums duo or col
lected tor tho nrst tbrco
months of 1S73, 1,800 00
Cash from other sources
and agents, 1,200 00
Judgment Bonds iu Com
pany's olllce, 1,100 00
Total Cash, 80.138 00
Total cash and nolo assets,
April 1st, l7a, 180,138 00
JAMES II. GRIER, JOHN D. HADESTT,
Secretary. President.
DIRECTORS i
John D. Iladcfty, A. P. Helms, Benjamin
Teter, A. Sntcrmeister, James II. Grlcr. E. F.
Juugkurt, Ellas Miller.
AUEJT' B t
II. H. IHU, Edward Fox, John A. Kablo, Ed
ward Wesley, Chnrlos F. Dclbert, Win. It.
Grifllth. E. F. Juugkurt, General Agent.
Arrangements have been made with other
flret-class companses to re-insure risks taken
on the cBh plan In such amounts as desired.
Liberal commission allowed agents, and ex
clusive territory, if desired.. This Company
confines itself to fire insurarico exclusively.
OFFICEi
No. 101 CENTRE ST., POTT8VILLE, PA.
INSURE IN THE
Perry County
Mutual Benefit Association,
or
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PERRY CO., PA.
CAartered by the Levistature March , 1872.
TirK t'lIKAPKST AND HAFF.ST LIFK
I N St 0 It A N VU ever ottered to the people.
It is a Mutual enterprise for the protection of
Widow and Orphan in the county. Members
pay FIVK HOLLAIts for a certlileale of
membership, and annual dues on ages between 20
and !IB, l.! between 3S and 611, Sl.fiOs between 50
andHS, $2.00! for the term of three years, com
mencing January, 1K73) and the sum of 11.1(1 on
the death of a member. The membership not to
exceed one thousand. A member dying, lo re
ceive as many dollars as there are paying oertlll
oate holdets. This plan is adopted in order that
persons who have been excluded from benelltslii
other Life Insurance Companies by reason of tholr
expensive I.ivk-Katis may obtain some benefit on
a small investment. It commends Itself to the
riulilio for the reason that it prevent the country
rent being drained ot our money by foreign com
panies. ,
JOHN A. BAKER, President.
CONRAD ROTH, Treasurer
LEWIS POTTER, Secretary.
WILLIAM MoKKE, General Agent. 14