THE TIMES, NEW BLOOM FIELD. PA., SEPTEMBER 2. 1871).
Professional Curds.
T K. JUNKIN. Attorney. at-T, aw.
I New HloKiiillelil. Perry CO.. Pa.
r- O nice Next door to the residence of Judge
Juuklu. 4ftf
A M. MARK EL. Attorney. At Law.
Jm New H ooinlleld. Perry countv. Pa.
Ollloe opposite the Mansion llouse.nud
three doors east or the Post-Olllce.
T KW18 1UTTJ!H,
ATTUHNEY AT L.AAV,
NKW DLOOMFIKLl), PERRY CO., PA.
rniiilms tiromittlv secured
collected
Writings and all legal business carefully attend-
eu to.
CHARLES 11. SMILKY, Attorney at Law.
New Bloomtleld, Perry Co. Pa.
OfllJe two doors eait ot Joseph Smith's
.hotel. . August 2, 18 1 a
rut. A. HPONSLEK. Attomev-at-Law.
.till.... ..II..L..I..n l.la .ualJulina nn D.ll
V f UMJl'llllllH, un inmriiun, , 1, nnni
Main street, New Miooniiieiu.reriyoo., ri-amj
XtrM. N. RK1DKRT, Attorney-at-Law,
Y New Bloomlleld, Perry eo.,Fa.
Bloomlleld, 3 331 v.
r EW 18 POTTER, KOTAKtPUBUO, New Bloom.
neitl, m ei ty vu., i .
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and T.eases carefully
prepared and acknowledgement taken. All
Kinds of Pension and Bounty papers drawn aud
certified, will also take depositions to be retd Id
any court lu tue united states. 7 liny
CIHAU.J.T.MuINTIUK, Attorney-at-Law,
I New Hlooinlleld. Perry CO.. Pa.
-All professional business promptlyaudtaltb-
luuyaueiiueu to. a . lv.
T.m a tfiiiiiitanw
Wilt . 11 j.i it 1 1 ,
JUSTICE OK Til K PEACE and GENERAL
COI.LKtn'Oll, NbwOrhmantown, Perryco.,Fa.
- Keinlttmieeswlll be made promptly tor all
uoiieciions maue. 111
"11IAB. A. BAIINETT. Attornev-at Law.
V New Bloonitleld.Perryco.,Pa
quince on mgn srreot, worth slue, neariyop
)oiibiub i-resoyteriau u 11 tue 11. a.iy
HAT L. LIGGETT. Attorn ny-at-L Aw.
1VL. SS'ewport, Perry L)unty. Pa.
Having permanently located at Newport, will
,ttve prmnpt and carotin attention to an oust
uess matters noininitren to ins care.
V twice, No. l North Second Street.
Newport, April 2? 1H7S.
D
R. It. M. ALEXANDER,
SUliOEOy DENTIST,
Now Bloomlleld, Perry County, Pa.
Olllce on Carlisle, Ht.,one door South of J. E. and
.Indue .lunkln's law olllce. I'.verythlng belong
Iiik to the profession done In the best manner.
All Worn; Waiiuanteii. Terms moderate. 24
0.
P. BOLLINGER, M. D ,
having located In Newport, offers his Profes
sional services to all who may need them.
Chronlo diseases of eyery description cured.
Ollloe In Dr. Bhatto'a building, 4tli Street
March 4. 1878.
QEORGE H. MARTIN
GENERAL AGENT.
BLAIV. PF.UIIY COUNTY. PA.
Special attention Riven to the collection of
siainis, ana any otner uusiness entrusted to nun
win receive prumnt attention. Charges moderate.
April, min, lsv.
DEATH DEFEATED.
FOR over 511 years SELLERS' LIVER PILLS
have been the standard remedy for Liver
Complaints, Costlveness, Hick Ueitdache, Pain In
Shoulders or Buck, Dizziness, Coated Tongue,
Fever and As;iie. and all diseases arising from a
deranged st:tte of the Liver or Stomach. Thomas
Adams, of Big Handy, Ky., says: " Hollers' Pills
have saved hundred of dollars In doctors' bills In
this country." It. K. HEELERS & CO., Prop'is.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC,
For the cure of all diseases arising from Impure
Blood, and for Invigorating and strengthening
the vital organs. Are you weak, nervous, debili
tated, pale and emaciated f Have you lost your
appetite? Have you nausea, pain in the back,
oic. If so, Dr. Lidsey's Blood Searcherwllldrlve
out me disease ana Dnng oacn ine BLOOM OF
HEALTH. Pimples, Bolls. Erysipelas, Tetter,
HaltKheum &c, are but surface Indications of
niuoa Kiseasesi ana nr. .uiscys mood searcher,
by purifying the system, softens the skin and
beautifies the complexion. Hold by all druggists.
SI per bottle. K. E. SELLERS & CO., Proprle.
tors, Pittsburgh ,1'a U 48
5 OLD, AND RELIABLE.
JDB.f Sanfobd's Liveb Inviqobatoe
Sis a Standard Family Remedy for
.diseases of the Liver, Stomach 5
jand Bowels. It is Purely -jslra,5
5 Vegetable. It never O
jDebmtate6-itislB m
Cathartic and
11 .
1
58W
0
.Invicroratoi
hns been usedS
in vir u n l : 4
'V anil hv tln tm,Ki;5
n rr ' " ,,lll-i,
for more than 83 vmn
.s with mlnpwoilniit.l n,lis i
, L ....... ,i . . .) ... 10,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
r lit PHiirnnn n 163 SROinwiv!
i.w.oHnrunu, m.u., nwyokk6iVv3
J AH Dlll'fiUlST WILL TKLL YOU ITS II ti l T41IOS.
June 24, 1379.
OPIUM!
MOHPHINr habit .hM
. Norublicilv. S.-nd iiinr
full prtiouUra. Dr. Carltuo,
JOB PRINTING of every description neatly
aud iiromptly executed at Reasonable Kates
at taeBlooiiiUald TlmesSteam Job Olllce.
-Hi Wl
tra it a m
inn c M v
a m m b w
ssriiHi
sail
Phlludelphla Advertisements
jUCAS'
HEADY MIXED PAINTS !
nowater.no chemicals, no benzine,
BUT A PURE
Oil, PAINT,
HEADY FOIl USE.
Hmuplo Ctirclet.
BO BEAUTIFUL NHADES OF .rAIST
BENT BY MAIL.
ITIH PUT ON LIKE OTHER PAINT. MADE
Willi I.KAI) ANUUII.. V17,! N It'KLx
Bltl'HIlKI) OUT. NOT FLOWED
ON LIKE WATER PAINT.
TRY IT,
And 011 mil l'rore It to ho the Heat
Liquid mint In the Market.
JOII1Y LUCAH Ac CO.,
Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Swiss and Imperial French Urern,
WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
VARNISHES, &c
EIGLER&SWEARINGEN'
Successors to
SUAFFNEH.ZlEOLEIlfcCO.,
Importers and Dealers In
1 1 o I cry, Callovcft,
millions, NiiNpeiKlerN,
THREADS, COMBS,
aud every variety ol
TRIMMINGS FANCY GOODS,
No. 38, North Fourth Street.
PHILADELPHIA , PENN'A
Agents for Lancaster Combs.
W.H
. KENNEDY
WITH
TRIMBLE, BRITTON & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 605 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. ' 71
gowER, pons & CO.,
EOOZSELLEHS. STATIONERS,
. And Dealers In
CURTAIN & WALL-PAPERS.
BLANK IIOOKft
Always on band, and made to Order.
No. B30 Market and 623 Minor Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA
ALSO
Publishers of Handnrs'Nnw R.ni. a
Brooks'Arlthmetlcs. Also, Robert's Hlsto'rjoJ
the UnltedHtates.Folton'sOutllne Maps,&o.
JLOYD, SUPPLEE & WALTON
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE HOUSE
No. 62S Market Street,
Philadelphia, Tenn'a.
JANNEY & ANDREWS
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
No. 133 MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia.
G
RAYBILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealersl n
Oil Cloths, Carpets,
Shrades, Brooms,
Carpet Chain, Wadding;
Batting, Twines, &c,
And a One assortment of
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
No.(2e Market street, above 1th,
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Advertisements.
M. BARTLEY,
WITH
M. G. VElVEli it' CO.,
niANirrACTtlHElta
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS & SHOES,
81 NORTH THIRD STREET,
riiiMii:rrniA.
f Special attention given to orders.
June a, l7U.pd
WAINWRIOUT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
TEA DEALERS,
NorthEastCornerof 2nd and Arch Street,
Philadelphia Penn'a,
S. DOUGHERTY
D. J. IIOAH & CO.,
WB0LB9ALB
BOOT AND SHOE
WAUE1I0USE,
1U MATtKKT STREET,
Philadelphia, Penna.
H
ALL, SHENK & CO.,
405 & 407 Market Street,
IMillmlcIpliia,
(OldRtandof Barcroft &Co.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
DliY GOODS.
January, 1S7U. tf
lied Sole Leather Depot
EDWARDS & CASTLE,
38 NORTH FOURTH ST., rillL'A.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
VM TAnA nf Jiptt. PM1 r7f l- n a. r
lirand, ' '4 i
PH0F. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
TOE SPEEMATTOEHQjA.
"SEMI NAL PAST! LLE"
A V.liiolil. Sl.oov.rr
.ml New Iri.rlur. Ill Mi ll
icttl Brlrnre, in ontlrtly
New .nUiMi.lllvrlv Flint.
I. Jteineily ir llie tpi-etljr
ntl Pfrmniifnl Cur. o
Beminsl Eml.iilon. St
Impolenoj l, the onljr
true wy, vl.i Slrsot
tlMK M. apn-lf la 1 1 , (1 11 n ml the Sflnlnnl Vn.lcl.. F.lao.
ulHtory IJudn, Hontiiil. ol.nUniiil Urrthr.. The n.,
cillln nrtneilyl. .ilemleil Willi nu mln or Iiieimfiilenr..
It I. (piiekly ilu.olveil tin, ,imn .hwrlieil, prMlurinir an
Immsilinta .millilng .nil rs.lur.tive rflect upun tli. .ex.
unlnnrt nervuii. iirk'niib.111111, wnvheil Irom aell-oliua.
ami I'icmim, .i.miihok llmdrnlnlniiu tlie v.le,,,. ....,.
ujlt... mind to iM-nllli ami aound mcntory, retniivln.
lln lJlmneof8l(ihf, Kervuua Bebillty, ionfu.lon
of Id Avpra on toFlonintv. KtnV.in ,..!
' prainrtture old oiro nminlly nerotimativInK thlf
tr.mli .-, iiikI rr.t-dnc ,-rte, t BeIUl VlBr, wlierelt liaf
lii-eti il -iiniit f-iryenri. '1 hi. inmli- of trioliii.nt ha. itod
lic-en ii.i'-ii.iii fur yen n. '1 III. liimli- of tri oliii.nt ha. Hood
tli 'lollii vety .everii car, ami I. tmw . nronniineeil
ilniK. .ro t,H luiicli iieeriliid In then, troulil...
mnl.
enn IX'iir Willie,. In, will) lint little It anv
lie; in ' (Mini.
here II no Ni'ti.en.e ahout till. I'reiara.
tl'itl. I'r ii i.,.il nli.i-ri
toe the' It will elvo.atl.rnellon. During the tliihl
jear,l irl It I,.. Ii tii In u.iicml ti.e. ),, tliiui,l.
ol irailiiMitihla n, to II. value, ami It li now ennceed.
il liv the Mi illenl rn.fe.nni li ,e the mint rational
r""inveiy iru.ran.
.... n ... .,1,L.o..rvu "i . i. k nno eiiring thi. very nrev
akin tr.iulile. that II well known t.lio the rau.nil untold
rriliervt.iiu innnv, ami ttfin whiiin qunok. prey with
jhiMrm. I noittunil ami tlft fuen.Tli. Ilcmrilyli nut UD
In a in i' Ivix, emniRlito In.t a nmnih. ami .em in . rtlaln
wrntipi.r hy mail ...lc,l for S 0. I wo Imnei, (.ufnelriitto
eirei la ,i-rinnneiitrure iinle.. In revere caiei) 1 0 Tilre.
Iviae. Iitilina; three fii'l mo ill... will .ton emixlnn.. and
rj,lore Uiror, In II, e or. I 7 FuU DIliEOTIONO
for n.i-
(Sen.l rnr a lle.er itlv I'nmplilet ulrlnit An.tontteaiv
Jllii.lratlnna, whleh will euiivini e the Ino.i .erptleal
that t .e, enn ha re.t.iri .l lo perect manhood, and 1
fllte.t lorthn ilutlei of life, .ftne a. never nfTected. W
Sent Ni-.lrd for .tamp In anv nn.. Bold OtTLY by Ilia'
; . i n-'.r....iii. hiwii IIUA.
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF'Q. CHEMISTS.
Mirliet nd Cth. St.. 6T. L0UI8, MO.
POUTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
. -s
v tr vvni onre or pr.v.nt 7)1 ae.ee.
Titii, If Foutr'. Powder, are unoil In time,
fuittzi. Powder, will cure nnrt prevent lino CnnT.lRA
'V".','" "lcm will prevent Uipu in Fowt,ea-
peohilly Turkeys.
Vnui.t Powder, will Increaae the nonntlty of mtllc
and cromn twuty per cout, aud make the butter firm
and nweut.
Dr.0.'.! fi0.? wl11 Tlf nr, PTent almott yBT
diakamjc tlmt Horaet and Cattle are heir to.
Joi'T' I'iiwiikk. wiu, uiva Hatibt actios.
Bold everywhere.
DAVID X. roVTZ, Proprietor,
BAXTIMORB, Md.
TIlItl0,??;A T NOTICE. - The aubucrlber
O. late of the tlrm of Khoade Smith, would
lenjieetful y inform the oltizena of BLAIN
SlAifvw'L'yAT.11""? has P,"'el a WAGON
MAKEK HHOP, and Is prepared to make new
waKousaiid repair old ones at short notice, and
the'old nn IWKNTV'eroeut-e1'''P' ihan
-GWe rae a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Blaln. August 8. 1807. JAt'U BM1TJ1-
QRGANS AND
PIANOS.
THE aubscrlbers notify the publlo that they
are agents for LOltINU & BLAKE'S
Celebrated ralace Organs,
Manufactured at Worcester, Mass.
Also, dealers In Organs of various makes. P
anos, of several well-known ManufacturerJ.slfcet
Music, $o., &c.
Persons wanting an Instrument of any make
are requested to call on or to address,
vh ii lo-,,, S. W. BIXLEB 41 BRO.,
Feb. 11, 1879. Centre, Pa.
S ', m IT AT
21 l
',-v. r-:"iic'
g 11 SMITH,
DEAI.KIt IN
- AND
PARLOR ORGANS !
INSTUUMESTiS FUKSISIIED
AT
VKHY LOW PU1CKH. on BASV TlfllMU
So that will he within the reaeli of all to fret a
i- ii -,iii!, i tint. i uiiieiii, nun pity hi nine i ne uine.q
Lvcrr liiHtrumeiit fJuarniilontl Tur 6 iears,
UIVK HH A (.'Al l.
ti. H. DICKS, Piano and Ornan Tuner and
w,iiiin.i, nrinomeu mill IIIB HIIU UIIHIS HIS nt)T
vices to our patrons.
S. fl. SMITH,
P. O. Address. Hherinandale,
April 29, 1S79." Perry county. Pa
glfal.li OFF.
S. M. SHULEIt,
Would call the nltentlnn nf hla nininniiin ',eii
friends thut he will now oiler his entire stock of
Mackerel and Herring
at the following Low Prices for Cash, or produce i
Ilo. 2. Shore Mackerel,
Fat Family
fl in per 4 DM.
1 SI)
h m " y.
Lake Hertlng l wi " C? "
" " it nit " u
East Port Itound Herring, 150 " Q "
" 2-Mi " u
Whole Barrels 4 fin
20B Kits, Large Fat Mack'el, 1 a
Oil ClothH k diTTvimlotT Shntlpg
AT LOW PIIICES!
A NEW TWO-HORSE WA301T, with 20Z,
Patent Iron Axles, made by M. Shoemaker, will
BE HOLD CHEAP FOll CASH.
Also,
10,000 FI5KT
OP
DRY WHITE PINE BOARDS
AT VKBY LOW PltlCE.
Those wanting boards would save money bv
buying now as he Intends lo elime out Ills stock of
liUiuoer. vvuiiu run ritiUKS. Also.
1IARPWAKE,
UKOCKHIE8,
UiliH.
HOLE LEATHER,
CALF SKINS.
LASTS,
FINDING,
PEOS,
TOBACCO.
bKGAKS,
WIIVKH fc I.ItUOIKN
And a great many articles that my space will not
allow to Insert, ail of which will be sold at the
LOWEST PllIUKS
For Cash or Produce. Come and see.
Yours respectfully.
S. M. SIK'LER,
Liverpool, Terry Co., Pa.
IRON
A full assortment of
BAR IRON,
ROUND IRON,
OVAL IRON,
SCROLL IKON
STEEL AND IRON TIRE,
Norway Iron, Nail . Rods,
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED
HOOP III ON,
OF ALL WIDTHS.
Cc, Sc., Sc.,
on hand and for sale at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICE by
I' MORTIMEll,
Netv Jiloomleld.
sTslp
PROVERBS,
PROVERBS.
'Tot fluting' aprlta,
flta, (Uu!uom, puliiita.
tion arid low aplrita,
rely ua Uul UUen."
"Read of, prfMrnre
and uae Hop llltbira,
and you will be iftronif
hualUi aud happy."
"TAdlea, do yoo
want to he atroriK,
hiwlthyand beautiful!
lueu uae flop Latere.
"Th rtrmatewt appe
tlir. eionuu.-li, blood
and liver leirulatur-
IluplliUura.'r
"ClerpTTnen, I,.w.
yera, Killtorn. llalilt
em uid Iidlie. need
Uop liitten daily."
"ttop Bitter, luu re
etoreu to eobrioty and
health, perfect wreck,
from lniuuperoiictt."
"Rrnir atornach, wU-k
beaiuuhe and uuul
neMi lloii ElltUjr. curt,
witll few duwa,"
' 'I'M will benald for
. u. that liop Bit-t'-ri,
will nut cur. or
help."
"Hop Bitter, bnllda
up, atrentrthefut and
cure, continually
from the tint dtwe."
"Kidney and Orl.
nary eouiplaint. nf all
kind a jjemmnently
cuid by flop Ulttcn."
flop Coron Ctm. I.
the aweeti-et, safea.
and beat. Aak obildr.n.
The nor Po for
Stomach, Liver and
Kidnipm, i. .uperiur
to all otlierm. Cure,
hy alMwirptluj). Aak
I'rutftfuu.
D.I. 0. faanabaoluts
and 1 rrbauitilil. euro
for dmnkenneM, ...
of opl u m, toboouoood
uuruutiu.
All above mil by
druKfrl.ta. HopUitWrP.
"aumaiiuniik-. vo..
UocbeaWr, M. Y.
Bead for
Circular.
aMMMat
S4 w
E9TATK NOTICE. Notice Isherebyglv
en. that Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Christian Singer, late of Bullalo twp..
Perry county. Pa., deceased, have been granted
tothe undersiuned. reHidino: In the same town.
ship.
All persons Indebted to ald estate are requested
to make payment, and those havinz claims will
present them duly authenticated to the under
signed tor settlement without delav.
WILLIAM hINGER.
Administrator.
Lewis Pottkii, Attorney,
April 1, 137. Ct
FINE
PMO
FORTES
How Smith Lost a Case.
Tlie court and Jury, as well as the
spectators, generally enjoy the scene
when n lawyer, lu an attempt to ladger
or browbeat a witness, comes off second
best In the encounter. A correspondent
recalls an amusing Incident of this sort,
which happened a few years ago In nn
Albaify court room.
The iilulntUr, who was a lady, was
called to testify. Bhe got on very well,
and made a favorable Impression on the
Jury under the guidance of her counsel,
lion. Lyman Tremaln, until the oppos
Ing counsel, Hon. Henry Bmlth, sub
Jected her to a sharp cross-examination.
This so confused her that she became
faint, and fell to the floor In a swoon.
Of course, this excited general sympa
thy In the audience, and Mr. Smith saw
that his cnne looked badly.
An expedient suggested Itself by which
to make the swooning appear like a
piece of singe trickery, and thus destroy
sympathy for her. The lady's face lu
swooning had turned purple-red, and
this fact suggested the new Hue of attack.
The next witness was a middle-aged
lady. The counsel asked !
" Did you see theplalntliTfulntashort
time ago V"
"Yes sir."
" l'eople turn pale when they faint,
don't they y"
A great sensation In the court, and au
evident confusion of witness. 13ut In a
moment she answered, "No, not al
ways." "Did you ever hear of a case of
falutlng where the party did not turn
paleV"
"Yes, sir."
"When?"
" About a year ago."
"Where was ltV"
"In this city."
"Who was It V"
I'y this time the excitement was so In
tense that everybody listened anxiously
for the reply. It came promptly, with
a twinkle in the witness's eye, and a
quiver on her lip, as If from suppressed
humor:
"'Twos a negro, sir."
Teal after peal cf laughter shook the
room, In which the revered Judge Joined.
Mr. Hid 1th lost his case, not to say his
temper.
A Joke on The Old Man.
There were two men got in a fight In
front of the store to-day, said a north
end man at the supper table, "and I tell
you It looked pretty hard for one of them.
The biggest one grabbed a cart-stake and
drew It bock. I thought sure he was
going to knock the other's brains out,
and I Jumped In between them."
The family bad listened with wrapt
attention, aud as the head paused In Lis
narrative, the young heir, whose respect
for his father's bravery, was immeasur
able proudly remarked :
" He couldn't knock any brains out of
you, could he father?"
The head of the family gazed long and
earnestly at the heir, but as the youth
continued with great innocence to
munch his fourth tart he gasped and
resumed his supper.
KJT " Good afternoon, my dear friend ;
I am delighted to see you. And to what
am I Indebted for the pleasure of this
visit ?"
"I'll tell you that presently; but first
permit me to embrace your charming
child. Can't I, my little man?"
" Yes, sir, if you'll promise not to cut
Into papa."
" Cut into your papa?"
"Yes; 'cause papa said when he saw
you coming, "Here comes that fellow to
bore me again I ' "
2" A minister once had a colored
servant in whom he placed much confi
dence, and often gave him his manu
script for perusal and criticism. On one
occasion he hod arranged a sermon from
that passage where the devils are per
mitted to enter the swine. The minister
asked his opinion. The man declined ;
said he didn't like to tell; but upon
being urged, said ;
" Well, manga, if I must tell, I should
think you made was work 'mong de
hogs den de debll diil."
BP-- -
O" Two old men were one day sitting
in a churchyard conversing about the
day of Judgment.
'Winna it be an awfu' day, Sanday,
when a' the dead that is in the graves
will rise up?"
" Whist, man, whist 1 neither you nor
I will live to see that day."
0""lhave always noticed," eaid a
shrewd old financier, " that one dollar
in my own pocket is always of more
practical benefit to me than five dollars
in any other man's pocket."