8 ljc imc0, New !3ioomftcl&) J3a. Lilt of Fremiami. List of premium!) awarded by the Perry County Agricultural and Horticultural As sociation, nt the exhibition held nt New port, 8ept. 30, and Oct. 1 and 2, 1874 : Class Ko. 1. Agricultural Dipnrtm(mt. Walter A. Wood's respora and mowers, exhibited by J. M. Smith, ni Awarded t diploma ; 1. M. Smith, horse rake, diploma ; J, 8, Castles, cant iron plow, diploma. Ct.AM Ko. 2. Gnilll&c. , A. Horting, beet wliite wheat, 76 cent ; Ramnol Frank, lir-st Foils wheat, 11,00; Jumoa Kverliart, Jr., 2d beet, Koltl wheat, 00 ccnta; Job. Evorlmrt, Jr., bent rod wheat, (1,00; A. Hurting, 2d best rod wheat, Melt; Tho. Iloany, neat rjo, fl,(K); Jas. Everhart, Jr., 2t beet rye, oOcts; II. II. Horting, beet yellow corn, 11,00; Wm. llluln, 2d twit yellow corn, fiOcta ; John Acker, wtiito cum, no competi tlon; Geo. Fh-ishor, beat pop corn, fiOcts; Katlo Howe, 2d beat pop corn, 2.jcta; tVm. lluiu-h, beat oata, $1,00 Jaa. Everhart, Jr., 2I Iwat oiita, 60cta ; Pnnlol Rwarta, beat burkwhent, (1,00; Jaa. Kverliart, Jr., 2d beat buckwheat, oOcta; David Ilixler, barrel flour, no competition; John Ilreaalcr, btwt American tnasel wknit, no competition ; Itflvld Ilixler, best corn meal, ffl.oo. CLASS 3. Vl'geliililca. llenjulnln IIhII'Mmt, heat sweet potatoes, $1,00; D. P. tUonser, 2d beet awect isitntoes, 7.Vts ; II. H. Hurting, tieat Irish Jiotntuea, (1,00; IlenJ. Ilaltoaacr, 2d best Irish potatoes, SOcta ; W. J. Fleck, beat aweot pumpkin, 50c.ts ; Jaa. Kverliart, Jr., 2d best iwcet pumpkin, li.ii.ts; Enin'l Frank, best aihlwge, 7.1cta; Mrs. Jaa. Kverliart, Mr., heat beana, 7rcla ; Mi-a. Jaa. Everhart, Jr., 2d beat beans, 60cts ; Thomas Henny, best gourde, SOcta ; Thoa. Iloany, beat pie molona, 25cta ; 1). V. Clouser, best turnips, 6octa; 11 P. 1 onlor, best nsl boots, otlcts ; I). P. t'louaer, beat mta tiagaa and sugar bocta, 6Hct ; I. Ilosacrnmn, best cillery, nc competition, SOcta ; II. T. Iluratow, lieat collection of vegetables, 31,00; Ueorgo Finisher, tomatoes, no competi tion. Class No. 4. Fruits and Flowers. Katie Howe, beat variety of llowora, fillets; Kuphcmia McKeo, had on cxlilbitlon a lino vase of flowers, no com petition ; John Brcssler, boat grapes, 81,00 1 Wm. Henc'i, 2d best grapes, 60ots; Wm. Ilencli, beat nispberries, SOrta ; John Acker, tat pours, 60eta; Wm. Hough, liest variety ofnpplea, (1.IKI; Jaa. Everhart, Sr., 2d beat apples, Wil ls ; John I'reBsler, best apples, OOcta; 1. P. C'luuaer, 2d best apples, 20cU; Will. Rough, best poaches, no competition; Mrs. Geo. Ickea, dried fruit, 2!ct; Mm. W. .1. Flock, quinces, no competition, fluvti. Class N'o. 6 Domestic Miinuructiires. Jus. Kverliart, Jr., host ham, Coots ; Jaa. Everhart, Sr., ,best Inun, 2.'icta ; John Acker, best wine, no competi tion ; ltachaul Leonard, best brood, OOefa ; Catharine Bhirnn", 2d best bread, 20cts; Mia. Jaa. Everhart, best canned fruit, OOcta; Mrs. (eo. W. Zinn, 2d best canned fruit, 2,'icta; Mrs. James Kverliart, Hr., boat Jelly, OOcta; Mrs. Vt J. Fleck, 2d brut Jelly 26cta ; Mrs. Jiu. Everhart, liest lot of dried fruit, no competition ; Jills J Mary Everhart, best butter, 70cts; His Mary Kverliart, best rusk, lificts ; Jaa. Everhart, Sr., best honey, no conipotlllon, OOcts. Class No. C Manufactured Articles. Jim. Jaa. Everhart, Jr., best carpet, Mitts ; .Miss Mary Everhart, 2d beat carpet, 25cts; Mrs. (1. W. Zinli, best scrap hup, 76cta ; Miss Katlo Howe, 2d best scrap Imp, OOcta; Miaa Katlo Howe, boat calico quilt, OOcta; Catha rine ShoalT, best bliSikeU (1,00; Held. Bultoaser, beat coverlet, 76cts ; Mrs. Surah Iloascruiun, 2d best coverlet, Ot'cta; ilia. Niulie Nniitli, best wool carpet, 11,( 0; .IhcoIi .Saucerman, 2d beat carjiet, 7&cts ; Mrs. Jaa. Kverliart, Sr., boBtllucn, OOeta; Mra. .Ins. Everhart, r., best woolen hose, 2,"icts; Mra. Jus. Kvcihnrl, Mr., beat ciiltoo hone, 20cts. f Class Ko. 7 and 8. Fancy Uuods. Miss U.J. Wilson, bust night dross, SI.ihj ; Mra. U. W, Inn, 2d beat night dross, OOcta; Miaa It. J. Wilson, best hlmiscUo embroidered, 75cta ; Mrs. Jua. Everhart, Jr., 2d liest chtmlsetto embroidered, SOcta ; Mrs. I). II. Spoils, heat tidies, Tocta ; Miaa Katie Pallor, 2d beat tidies, 60cta ; Miss It. J. Wilson, beat rugs, 70cta; .Mrs. Catharine Wioalr, beat hearth rug, "Acts ; Miss Katie Howe, 2d best hearth rug mkU; Mias Mollie Uooilmun, best cotton tidies, 7tcU ; Miss Alice Flunk, 2d best do., OOVta ; Mm. Jacob Coble, ti dies, reward omerit ; Miss Mary Goodman, worsted tidy , tsk ts; Mrs. Harah Ilossenuan, 2d do., !Mcta; Miss Kute KUlor, olinir tidy, 50ct; Mra. I). 11. Spoils, best toilet set, (1.00; Mrs. I). M. Jones, 2d last do., OOcta; Mrs. Geo. ti kes, hair flowers, ('.,00; Mrs. Jumea Everliort, Jr., best pillow ahams, (Sects; Mrs. Haille Smith, 2d best Jilu., 20cU ; Mis. Jus. Everhart, Jr., embroidered hsia, KScta; Mrs. I. II. BpotU, perfumo case, OOcta ; Mrs. 1). II. HkiIIs, ciii liroldered shawl, (1,00; Mrs. I. II. iitta, liest aklrt, 7octs; Mrs. (1. W. .Inn, 2d beat do., OOcta; Miss Katlo Howe, worsted cushions, Ollcta ; Miss Katie Howe, otto man covcra, (1,00; Mrs. Ueo. Wilson tucked aklrt, (1,00 i Mrs. Sadie Smith, wax Autumn leaves, OUcts ; Miss Mary Goodman, beat parlor cushion. (1,00; Mra. Sarah Woisla, 2d best do., 76cts ; Miss Mary Goudmusj, embroidered table cover, 70ct; Mrs. O. W. Zinn, child's drawers, OOcts ; Mrs. I) M. Joins!, cushioned stools, (1,00. Class Ko. U. Manufacturing Department. Daniel Ulngurich, one horso collar, no comtrttltioii, (1,1)0; W. C. Stuhl, ouesct of hurneaa, (1,00; W. C. Staid, one robe, Diets ; W. 0. Staid, one horse blanket, 20ct. Class 12 and l:l. Stock. A. Fahnnan, liest stallion, (2,00 1 David l-vug, beat maro colt, (1,00 ; John 0. Leonard, best draft horso (2,00 ; Mlcliael Snillli, 2d boat do., (1,00 ; Henry 1). Smith, beat two year okl colt, (2,00; A. Faluruiuu, 2d liest do., (1,00; W. Clemsou, best pair fuuiily horsna, (210 ; Jua. Kverliart, Jr., 2d boat do., (1,00; BenJ. liultua.cr, best pair draft horses, f.1,00 ; Jwm Oron, Sr., 2d Ixsit do., (J.00; D. K. Smllk, taut aaally horse, (2,ll ; (Ion. Ickea, 2d best do., (1,00; Wm. Hench, boat cult under two years, blooded stock, (-',' ; Jas. Kverliart, Jr., boat mule 3 yours old, (2,00; Jas. Kvertiart, Jr., beat mule muh-r 1 year, (1,00. Class Ko. 14. Common Stock. John Ackor. best bull, (2,nn, Jus. Everhurt, 2il beet do.' (1,00 1 John Aclter, la-at cow, (2,00 ; Juno Everhurt, Jr , 2d best do., (l,ro ; .lunies Kverliart, Jr., best lioiflor, (1 ,00 ; James Kverliart, Jr., 2d liest do., OOcta. Cl.la No. 15 and 19. Sheep and Swine. James Kmraant, Jr., bi pair of ewes, (1,0(1; John Acker, 2d best do.,(l,00; John Acker, south down Buck, no coniietltion, OOcta ; James Everhart, Sr., sow mid pigs, (1,00. Class No. 17. Poultry. James Kverliart, Jr, lent ducks, (1.00; Jvceliy Ever-' hart, 2d best do , COots ; I). K. Smith, best geeae,(l,00; Keeley K.verhart, 2d liest do., OOcta; Koelcy Kverliart, boat ip chickens, (1,M; Dr.J.B. ginger, 2d Ust do., (1,(X); Dr. J. E. Singer, 1 pair Huuduua, Oucu; Keeley Kver hsrt, oiaip pigeons, 0(cts. Class No. 18. Miscellaneous Articles. I. K. Sliatto, liKdtiog gkiasaiid puotograidl rrames com. blued, (2,00; Jacob CoUe,C(dtectiob of photographs (1,IH) ; B. P. Bealor, 1 ruaeu-uod oaue, (1,00; Johu Yohn, orna mental fruit, (1,0(1 ; C D. Guillatugh, washing machine, diploma ; Grover k lukir, erwhig machines, Tliomas llaiiusi agent, Unit diploma; Flursuesi sewing nutchiiies, M. V.ll ets, agent, 2l liest diploHM) Howe sewing ma. chines, J. K. iolutyra, agout, ;iu Ust diploma; W ilson owing miu liliioe, J. S. CauiptMll, agent, 4th beat diploma ; Itjfeantl Shearer, lino cabinet organ, Waters' cmcerto, di!oliui. TSIAl. or SraSO COl'XTT 1ROT. Tims 1 2 ;t lr. II. O. Orris, b. h. Hawk, 2:.r,(l, 2,1)0, 2i0:t. Jacob Hlielliley. s. m. an halailot Leiby, b. b. Sllephonl Boy, :10t j il:)4 ;i;10, II. O. Orris, premium 4.0 ; J. Shalblov, (JO.tal ; Nam'l J.rll.y,(lfi.Kl. OPIK 10 AJ.L raisJIUH f loo. Ti ne I t n. A. Kiihnnan. g. h. Toby 2:04, 2:42, S:4T -1st prem., (70 .00. II. (hlelda, Blind Tool, 2:07, 2:00, 2:60 2d " tii.UU We' aro indcVitcd the I'eopU'i Advocate for the ahove Lit of Premiums. New Advertienent$, WANTFT) AOF.NT8 for tho "I.lfo and Ex. HMII I LU ii,mil,, of i)e MvinirHtone." Complete, attthontln, a fresh bonk. 1'rloo suited to the time. Address, B. 1). KUHHEI.L, Publish er, Huston, Mass. 41 d 4w AGENTS WANTED FOR Prof. Fowler's Great Work ON MANHO()1, WOMANHOOn and their Mil tnal 1NTKH KliLATIONHt LOVK. ITS LAWS. l'OWKR, KTU. Agents are aelllng from 1ft to 25 copies a day. Send for Kpecimeu pages and terms to Agenia,ati(i see wnv 11 setts luster I nail any otn er book. Address. NATIONAL rUULlSHlNO CO., l'lilladelphla, 1'n. 4U1IW K O 11 COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, AND AM. rilKOAT DISEASES, USE Wells' Carbolic, Tablets !. i'utup only in hl.ue boxes, a tried and sure remedy 1 r Sold by all DrtiKgists, 41d4v 11AI.TI3IOIM0 EYE AND EAR INSTITUTE, .m.IAN J. CHISOLM, M. D Piolessor t Eye mid Ear Diseases ill tlio Unl verslty of Aid., SU11GEON IN CHARGE. This Institution, established In onenf the larn. est and finest dwellitiRa In the city of lialtlmoio, is thoroughly organl.ed and lit tod tip with every i.wiivcini-iii o 11,1 inn rAciuivn lieillllieill VI pel' sons siilleriiig from Eye and Ear Diseases. Eaeli patient hasa chamber to himself, and re ceives everv attention from skilled nurses. The Surgeon with his family resides ill the In stitute a very great convenience to the sick, es pecially those operated upon, who can beslted at nil times and at a moment's notice. aT-Tliose desiring Information will apoly by letterto JULIAN . I. CHISOLM. M. D. 41 (itw &o l ranklln St., Daltimoie, Aid POST POX EM E NTS I5IP0SSIRLE. --$20- WILL nUY A First Mortgaga Premium Bond op the Industrial Exhibition Comp'ny, Authorized by the Legislature of IheStateofN.Y. 2d Premium Drawing, Dec. 7, 1874. 3d Series Drawing, Jan. 4, 1875. EVEItY IlONDwIllbfl Itedermcd Willi a Prem V tun, as an equivalent tor Interest. CAT1TAL TKEMIUM, $100,000. Address for Bonds and full Information, MOKGEN'THAU, HUUNO & CO., Financial Agents, 23 Park ltow, N. Y. POST Ol'FlCE DltAWEli 20. 41 d (!w The MAS ON& 1LAMIN OltGAN OO., whineror TIIKKK HIGHEST MEDALS and DI PLOMA of IlONOIt. at VIENNA. '7.1. and I'AlilS '07, now oiler the FINEST ASSOKTM ENT of the BEST CABINET OltGANSIu the world, including niiw styles with recent Imiirovenients, not only exclusively for cash, as fornierlv. but also on NEW PLANS OF EASY PAYMENTS, the most favorable ever ollored. Organs HENTED with rm ilkoe ot l'l tu HASK to almost any part of the country. First payment (aim or upwards. Illits. trated Catalogues and Circulars, Willi full partle lars, sent free on request. Address AIASON 61 HAMLIN OltGAN CO.. 41d4w Boston, New York, or Chicago. 1THST (iliAND GIFT CONCEHT. Montpelier Female Humane Association AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. Xovinbor S3, 1871. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Cash Gift 1 Grand Cash Gift 1 Grand Cash Gilt 10 Cash Gifts, (10,000 each.. .(100,000 . fiWKiO . 'Aooo . 1HI,(KX) . "fi.uno . fs-i.ooo . 5l),(KMI . luo.ouo ., fi(l,IHX) . 400,000 io vasii iiinn, n.oisj eacil l.tioo eash...... M each UK) each fill each 20 each 100 Cash Gills, 1,000 Cash Gilts, 1,000 Cash (ilfts. 20.000 Cash Gills, 22,178 Cash Gifts amonuthiKto (l.ooo.ooo NUMHKll OF TICKETS, 100,000. PltlCE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets S20.C0 Halves.., pux) Quarters j.(m Eighths or each Couhii 2.,'s) b Tickets for 100.00 The Montpelier Female Humane Assoclatlnni charU'icd by the Legislature of Vlrginiaaml the ;ircult Court of Orange Co., proposes by a Grand (ilft Concert to establish and endow a " Hume for the Old. Iiillrm. and Destitute IjKlies of Virgin. la,"atMonlpelier, the former residence of Presi dent James Madison. GovBUNou'g Office. IttcllMOMi, July 3, 1874. It affords tue pleasure to say that I am well ac quainted with a large majority o( the odlcors of the Montielier Female Humane Association, who reside In the vicinity of my borne, audi attest their Intelligence and thelrworth and high reputa tion as Kenllemen.as well as the public ciiiilldenee, InlluenceaHd substantial means liberally repre sented among them. JAA1ESL. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia. Alkxandkia. Va., July h, 1H74. I com mend them as gents of honor and Integrity, and fully entitled to the eontldence of the public It. W. HCGIIKS, U. H, Judge Kast'u DIs. of Va. Further references by permission : His excel, lency Gilbert C. Walker, Ex-Governor of Va. i lion. Knot. Withers. Lleut.-Gov. of Va. and U. S. Senator elect; Senators and Members of Congress from Va. Iteinittanees for tickets may bo made by ex press prepaid, pusl-odlce money-order on Wash ington. D. ('.. or bv reL'Istered hitter. For full particulars, testimonials, &c send for Circular. Address. Hon. JAMES UAKHOUK, Pltics'T M. F. II. A., Ai.KXASimiA. Va. Itellable aip-uts wanted everywhere. 41d 4w TTRFTT. SAMPLE to Agents. Ladles' Comblna i 11UU Hon Needle-Hook, with Chromos, Send sUmp. DEAN & CI)., New lied (old, Mass. 3hdlw W (HIKING PEOPLE Male or Female. Em plovment home, (to er week warranted, no capital required. Particulars and valuable samples sent f roe. Address, with 6 cent return stump. . V. ItOSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. 8sd4w WANTED-Agents JVff.'sri RK5 World. (2.011 worth of Samples given awav to those who will become ageuta. 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Then try JUUUBEBA, the wonderful Tonle and Invlgorator, which acts so beuellclallyontlie secretive organs as to Impart vigor to all the vi tal forces. It Is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for a short time, only to let the sufferer fall to a lower depth of misery, but it Is a vegetable tonic acting directly on the liver and spleen. It regulates tho Bowels, quiets the nerves, and gives such a healthy tone to the whole system as lo soon make the Invalid feel like a newiiorson. Its operation Is not violent, but is characteriz ed by great gentleness; the patient experiences no sudden change, no marked results, but grad ually his troubles ' Fold their tents, like the Arabs, And silently steal away." This Is no new and untried discovery, but has been long used with wonderful remedial results, and la pronounced by the highest medical author ities, ''the most powerful tonic and alterative known." sT Ask vour druggist for It. For salo by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY K CO.. 38d4w Philadelphia, Pa. Noiv is the Time I PPJCES LOWER THAN EVER. I AM now offering ono of THE BEST assort ment of goods ever brought into Perry coun ty, and nt such rates that My Prices Can't be Beat! CALL AND EXAMINE THE BEST STOCK Of DIIY - GOODS, NOTION S, rX,i-iiiiiiii,w, vSci., that can be found In the town or county, and you will know how it Is yourself. W. H. MUSSER, CENTRE SQUARE, Newport, Penn'a. JOS. FRISH. ABE. GUMP. EepillBssof Price ! Gent's, Youths' and Hoy's CLOTHING, WHITE AND COLORED Wool Shirts, Wool Shirts, HATS AND CAPS, JEWEUYt CUTiEHYo SUSI'ENDEIW, i , r OVERALLB, ' HANDKERCHIEFS, PAPER COLLARS, HOSE Shirt's mid Drnnort, CAltPJCTK, , OAltl'KTH, TRUNKS, VALISES, ' ' i ' ' ' TRAVELLING HAGS, ALBUMS, &c, &c. On u(M:ount of Removal, the above Stock nmst be sold by Oc tober 1st. No reasonable offer will be refused. , Call and see us. JOS, FRISH & CO., ( Next door to Newport Deposit Hank,) 8jm, Newport, Pa. A genU Wunted. A GENTS WANTED for the Perry County Mu J. tual Ueimllt AwuH-latlon, Imatcd Ht New UliHioiileld. Pa. And also for tlie Lebanon lu. suiancu Ciniiiiaiiy, of Jonrstoun, l'a. Address. , I.KSVIK I'OTTEII, f Mec'y of PerryCo., Mututil llenellt Association, S'ltt New Woomlleld, l'a. New Gooas Again Onen MILLERSTOWN PUMP WORKS. Pumps PMuS 10 YOU Want a Pump ? T HKsubscrllwrdosIros to Rive notice that ho is PUMPS OF HIS OWN MAKE, OR THE PATENT CUCUMBEIl PUMP for any depth of well. Persons desiring a pump of either description, are requested to call on him or send by mall and learn his prices. All work warranted. Persons having their own timber can have the pumps made on their premises, If they desire. C. C. RE EN, MILLEltSTOWN, TA. August 11, 3in. THE REMINGTON WORKS, Ilioii, K Y. THE NEW IMPROVED Remington Sewing Machine AWARDED THE " MEDAL OP PEOGHESS," AT VIENNA, 18T8. The Highest ;Oi-der of "Medal" Awarded at the Exposition. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Trlze. A PEW GOOD REASONS; 1 A New Invention Thoroughly Tested ami se cured by Letters Patent. 2 Makes i a perfect Lock-Stltch, alike on both sides, on all kinds of goods. 3 Run Light, Smooth, Noiseless aud Rapid best combination of qualities. 4 Durable Runs for years without Repairs. cT"1 , do n" varieties of Work aud Fancy Stitching in a superior manner. 6 Is Most Easily Managed bv the operator. Length of stitch may bo altered while running, and machine can be threaded without passlus thread through holes. , , 7 Design Simple, Simple. Ingenious, Elegant, forming the stitch without the use of Cog Wheel Gears. Rotary Cams or lver Arms. Has the Au tomatic Drop leed, which insures uniform length of stitch at any speed. Has our new Thread Con troller, which allows easy movement of needle-bar aud prevents injury to thread. 8 Construction most careful arid finished'. It Is manufactured by the most skillful and exnerl enced mechanics, at the celebrated REMINGTON AUAIORY ILION, N. Y. Philadelphia OMce. 810 Chestnut Street. . , September 211, JS74 2in A Valuable Farm At Private Sale. rjlHE undersigned, win sell, by private sale A- VALUAULE XYItM, situate In Centre township. Perry county. Pa. one-fourth of a mile west of the borough of llloomlield, containing 108 ci'OH, about 05 ACRES cleared and under good cultiva tion. Most of the land Is Limestone, aud there are several LIMESTONE QUARRIES opened on the place, one of which Is very conven ient, and of a snimrlor quality. There is a most excellent Two Story l-'raine Weatherboated DWELLING HOUSE, And a Largo ' If -A. N IC J J .A. II IV , And other outbuildings. The buildings are all new and in pood condition, and are located along the main valley road. There is a flue stream of Spring water rumilng through the farm, and stock can have access to water from every Held. For particulars call upon or address - DANIEL JULIUS, '. ' ' New Bloomfleld, 1 ' Aug. 25, 1874. Perry co.. Pa. New Carriage Manufactory, On High Stbeet, Eabt or Gutusus St., Xew BloomOcId, Penn'a. TH E subscriber hRS built a large and commodl ous tthop on High Ht.. East of Carlisle Htreet New Dloomlleld, Pa., where he Is prepared toman ufaettireto order ,. . . t Ojl i i i ji, o Of every description, out of the best material. Sleighs of every Style, built to order, and finished In the mostartlstioand durable manner. sv Having superior workmen, tie is prepared to furnish work lliat will compare favorably with the best City Work, and much more durable, and at much wore reasonable rates, . , jr REPAIRING of all kinds neatly and promp lydone A call Is solicited. SAMUEL SMITH A. LrctOTTTIlJU Sllf To Young Men. Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price 8 cts. A LeHureon the Nature, Treatment, and Rad ical cure of Hemlnal Weakness, or Sperniatorr hira, induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emis sions. InipotenCy, Nervous Debility, and Impedl monts to marriage generally: Consumption, Epi lepsy, and Eltst Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c, Ky ROIIEHT J. CULVEltWKRWELL, M. 1).. author of the "Green Hook," &c. The world-reuowned author, in tills Admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of Self. ADdse maybe eltectually removed without medicine, and with out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in struments, rings, or cordlalS;polnting out a mode of cure at once certain and ellectual, by which every sullerer. no matter what Ills condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi callv. st-Thls Lecture- wll prove a boon to thou sands aud thousands. Sent, under seal. In A plain envelope, to any ad. dress, on receipt ol six tents, or two postage stamps. Address the Publisher, . i '. CH AS. J. C. KLINE A CO,, 127 Bowery, New York t PostOllice Box,i6W. RAILROADS. PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. K, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Itlonday, June 15th, 1871. TRAINS LEAVE HAIUUSIIURO AS FOLLOWS : ndi7 40 p n?rk' " 810 " m' ana P- aimlwp ine'Phla' ' 6-25, 810, 945 m"2-00 Bml?em.g'at6,25' 810, 9,45 a,m- 2'00' 8'50 For'Poltsvliln. at B.M, B,10a. m. nnd S,50n.m. and via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch at 2.40 p. m. For Allontown, at 6.25, 8.10 a. m. 2.00 and 8.50 and 7.40 p. m. The 6.25,8.10 a. m. 2.00 p.m. and 7.40 p. m. trains have through cars for New York. Hie 0.26. 8.1(1 a. in. and 2.00 p. m. trains have through cars for Philadelphia. SUNDAYS : For New York, at 6.25 a. m. For Allentown and Way Stations at 5.26a. m. JsT n'""8, H'lladelphia and Way Stations at TRAINS FOR IIARRISP.URG, LEAVE AS FOL. LOWS : Leave New York, at 9.00 a.m. 12.40,6.80 and w7.4(ip. m. ' I-cave Philadelphia, at 9.15 a. m. 3.40 and 7.1ft p. m. Leave Reading, at 4.30, 7.35, 11.20 a. in. 1.50,6.10 and 10.20 p. m. Lave Pottsvllle, at. 5.55, 9.00 a. m. and 4.30 p. m. and via Schuylkill und Susiiuehanna Branch at 8.0.) a. m. Leave Allentown, at 2.30, 6,50, 8.60 a. m 12.25. 4.30 and 8.55 p. m. ... The 2.30 a. in. train from Allentown and tho 4.30 a. in. train from Reading do not run on Mon days. SUNDAYS : Leave New York, at 5.30 p..m. Leave Philadelphia, at 7.15 p. m. " lxmve Reading, at 4.30, 7.35 a. m. and 10.20 p. m. 1-eave Allentown, 2.30 a. ni. and 8.66 p. m. J. E. WOOTTEN, , Oencral Superintendent. la Morris and Essex Rail Road. Pennsylvania It. It. Time Table." NEWPORT STATION On and after May 31, 1874, Passenger trains will run as follows: . WEST. Pacific Express. 5.15 A. M. (flag) daily. WayPass. 9.10 A. M., dally. !' ''fVL; M-la'y exceptSunday. Mixed 6.50 p.m., daily except Sunday. Plttsbugh Express, 12.38 A. M., (Flag) EAST. ilan;-: 7.05 p. m., dally exceptSunday Harrlsburg Accom 12.22P. m., dallv " Sunday Clucinnati Express, 9.37 p. M.. daily (Hag) J. J. BARCLAY, Agent. DUNCANNON STATION. On and nrter Sunday, Nov. 2nd, 1873, trains leave Duucannon, as follows : , , WESTWARD. Pacific Express 4.45 a. m., (Hag) dally. Way Passenger, 8.44 A. M., dally i!, ''i2;.1'.',!"' M" dallycxcept Sunday. Mixed, 6.60 e. M dally except Sunday. EASTWARD. Mali 7.37"?. m0C01" 12-55 p' M" d'!"y ex?,cnt8iJ"y WM.' (j! KINO, Agent. Stage Lino Between Newport and New (jlermnntown. STAGES leave New Oermantown daily nt four o clock a. m. Landisburgat 7. 30 a. in. Oreeu park at 8 a.m. New llloomlield ntok a. m. Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac commodation train East. u ..,i!',t.,,l.r"ln1,"w's Newport on the arrival of the MallTralufrom Philadelphia. at2.30 p. m. . Z. RICE. Proprietor. CURTIS N. SMITH, WUOI.E9AI.E AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER, (ilass Corner, Ccnfre Square, Newport, Penn'a. I DESIRE to give the public notice, that I have furnished my store room with a great vari ety of F ine and Common Caudles, Musical Instru ments, Toys etc. In my assortment of FINE CANDIES will bo found Japanese' Cocoa A B Bon Bons, Fruit Sugars, Ega Almonds, Conversation Drops, A ll linn Drops, Fig Paste. Cream Drops, Hugar Almonus.&o., &c. I ulsobaveon hand nt all times u lull assortment of the various flavors of COMMON CANDIES CITRON, ! ORANGES, RAISINS, LEMONS, PRUNES, DATES, NUTS, FIGS io. - ' - :' . Also a variety of children's carriages antf MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Accordeons, Flutes, El (03, Violins. Uutars.&c. TOYS of various styles, consisting of Wagons, Drums, Tin Tl unipets. Saving Hanks, China Sets, Mugs, Vases, A BC Blocks, and many other articles cal culated to amuse and interest the children. I also manufacture the Best Cough Candy that can be found in Six counties, and STRAWBERRY, UASrUEIUtY ! LEMON SYRUPS of superior quality and llavor. FRESH AND COVE , OYSTERS,. . ! : 1 v ' 1 . Crackers, Ieo Cream, Cakes and other articles of refreshment will always be found in their season. In my alin e. All iiersons wanting any articles in my line will consult their own interest by giving me a call, n. SMITH. u tt NEWPORT, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Administration 011 the estuto W illiam Yohn. late of Juniata town ship, Perry county, deceased, have been granted, to the subscriber residing III Savllle township. All persons Indebted to saldestatearereouested to make immediate payment, and those having elm ins to present them duly authenticated for set tlcmeutto , JOHN BIMONTON, . June 23, 1874 (It Administrator TADIEfT AND CHILDREN will And J splendid assortment of shoes at the one price (tore of F. Mortimer
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