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!. we copy the following saauSiSF i,esso-,.
troln among the locals OF LAST weeks -.
worthy Of second insertion: :. ;.
TAXING THE CHAxcrs.-Fnx 49, 3
tSsgat IN taking the ehancesr vrsc NJ, sas
S.s yunnS the drawing of tha Ioe+s--v - ~ e -
- tL on the Clerks' BereyoIenf 1.ss-s1e - -
-, - sLe sI Ealr 9rounds ON the Fonrth. :. ~. -.
~ Ss ~ over aOor Of the ootseyiSni ,.slSss
Snx ;,,Ht sne select and numerous erowa ,,s.ss 49,
Suss oeen dancing were ecestSrad a., - -
stssrs mnIIe the drawing went TarmSs.F -
snr. Sne gentlemen who had Tolnn ss.--Is -
1t calling irst The r1r,,,s - g
sen tne prize. That's nv nunfs. y q - -
PAR OF sleeve bnttonsn II wish rh.& 80 GsissE
nn5 where the sewing maes,;-,s, n.l eaas1
sno IKE exclamstiOns wer.si-Ss,,.ee
Ssnnhi progressed. Near n, = - - -
- beauties were gayIy ehassS-- - -. -.
~ Uno NUMBER 1893 was called. SAhscSsss.s.--aa
r. exclaimed one of them : S..S -
oeetat;oD Delto and all waited in breafhIesn -
lVsiss,SSln o, 70 Near the prize. "HaIf = -.
.r ne sure to at coming from WaI.ss,.s, ., ~
90 , NH make elegant cheme,,stss ~ ssE;ss9
80, Ieh IN tneni,' aud . dozen oshesS .,;-sS.@7
IA - were made to her, bat she ,,tiDr - -
Il, ,o AIo as much as any of them ~, s..1z--S7
erds, that abe had many railanss 4 -
@Itner Tor each dance, bat whesIer 4 ~. - -
iemen mad heard of her good Trrtr,-e 'sss-sg s
Shsidered Wnlshes shirfe ara ssS.sS - y
u4rhsS We would not pretend 70 cav
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BE BRUF-The ancients could express
tnonsht so perfectly in few words or
seuIences, , that they did not need to add
hr;n, ne - 'ne m9derns, because they cannot
baa,s ~ OUT clearly and completely at once.
tI"l sentence upon sentence, il hopes that
though no single sentence exnr,.sses '"H., ,h.,,
IuII meaning, the whole together NAV oive I've
someient notion Of the Thought. eA'"
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F. ELS AND -lNnytEs--
son diadding, writing In the New Horsr -
asP0"de"s, on the saying, 4Ef -vcr -.
snem an inch they will take an sIrn -
'nis proverb is sometimes qnotea vsss, -
erence to the pending contest ohoue -.
Puoiic schools, and continues.
:, IL ss said by those who ob;ect t., .,..
cass,. o.o 1rom our schools that this -
Seesion Will not satisfy the Rorsn 49, - -
d0sms1as, des II We yield this they viH -
TO- saa .a. Gne division Of the school fnns -
schnnIs hsnmens ISL .e oy taxation Of eea1nsSar
WIZ take an ell. "We NAV as =, ,-an .a1n1. 80
3 3 stand somewbere,n thew ssv ~s..S s'...a -:
.s as good o place as aDy.n Thas -. = -.
1nestlon.fs this the place 10 MAKE q ss..sss
,@s,.;I Spnson ZOE is, that, when we ,taire - =.
hat we are confident of hoiSira - 49, 60
2 know what is absolute jusfioe. ~. -. -
'ae We nave Possession Of tbia ira = -
easSn why we should contest Il iT ;.1
IN in, De.ong t3 us. The question ia .oa. -.
IA ren1;sy snssy tne Catholics; but, rather. -
~ Irotestants by the eexIrE
,ics VIII demand more than is ;ust -
iat Is no reason why we should cive -
. ss than is just, it 10 rather tha 8ei
az al reasons Tor giving them cxactIT TS.,sf
.i;a;o Goio. he i;h theory is that this is iaaI -
,e nson,a oeer.y. oe & Inc promise held aat g
me etisens 1l oseef on .his lands is that
!ual footing for their faith. M - -. -.
nat na y it may be, with every other S.sE
~ -. wren tnsy come here, and find e1s1.-
ives ~. taxed to support public scfso6Ia -
aich aich. the reading Of a version Of sias HaIss
nr;. shey nave been taught to regard -
urlous Is repaired by law, does fk No. -
ar to them that the promise g net Gsi-ss
pt! Put yourselves In their ajlocas- crS
sn Judge. Il grant&hat itis = aast,.sIf ffS--
!. : it Is large enough to intelsa & ,nrsnc5rsn
|. ~ .dos dos true that in this Iag we do ai-D
form Of religion over aoothaSS 49,
q tnas the very thing we have pro,sisSa
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THE PRIEST HUNTER,
An Irish Tale Of the Penal Times
(Continued.)
CHAPTER TX.
ny N. ARcHDxAcoN, ESQ

80. cioaaed october evening was near it
III ye% 4,ss Mas parsiaiiy opened in accordane,
Ssv haS tssaenSs a earnest request, as the
sessGIs MT t.
h;r,..,e ,1oPe my dear father is not injurine
f.a.issn aC,mitung the evening air so
hesiy, hs said Ellen, softly approaching the
psrsAti. J,e Z. s sne emaciated sufferer lay ap-
ssThroth thin T Ihone samUef mo- t at present; @ :,
Ss.I xAAssy, as sne was busily engaged pre-
r,;nI!ss, sJIe e wney; am think he's
.a z 0lS' wake a. he is. His sleep is
tbev IA dsHa .h;a an ms eyes look livelier than
was ore srestlv s sy 1870 cay aiore, though
sns Gs sh s9e,n sne coGssya boscer (deaf coach),
e. ss = ,.S ne serr1ole noise it med, for all
aa1 sr MSal0 axe the roarin' O cannon
.m;ia e observed Ellen with faint |
,sean, a. VIC eSfM deaf coach would |
oenar.Y - =. imPy, tnas 1t was supposed in |
semeI 20 move noiselessly.",
tho,,sL 10y sy De IL dosen't sometimes,
R,.s REnUagn, osner times, ~ rowls like tundher.
41'u 1us ny oe yoa too, hdiss Ellen,n continued
res. =; ti,e,, ~sm .I.;. some asperity, like the
tess .ess Snen, tnink I'm grown an ould do
safd Shae fancies see things that never
was IN sne world"
Ine farthest from it in the world, dear
81 Mass exclaimed her mistress, eagerly
sighted az 90 anv - @ q; sensible and as clear
Egg. ~ Put why did you not call me to view
- sae strange sight, as You know have less '
" "An' sure enough vnnId mI iiying y og,
s0othed old woman. &c harr;n ts,4 edlu the u
asleAn yvhen the r,o.sl-- e'eso you Wor
sborS midnight. last niyht oySan TSSa, 70 moan
~ ~ % %sIeasa1Isl, I opened tho shutters to o
lid. 10 am behould von ha ~ Mss an, "
Vai,st as pf eomefi;nc -, 1870 noise at IL
ir. ~, 80 .S,,a was r1shin in the
ai1in nj l;na ,naI ~ some @ h1geoas black thing gi
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10 not choose your friend by HE 7c.s1ss
handsome shoes often pinch thf f,ac,
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1'r.'-Ss.r Del,.p rsr A..... !, 49,
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Daily Express and Freight Line
BETWEEN
BLOOMFIELD & NEWPORT

VTNHE subscriber wishes to notify the citizens of
Il Bloomfield and Newport that he is running a
Daily Line between these two places and will haul
Freight OF any kind, or promptly deliver packages
or messages entrusted to his care.
:, gH Orders may be left for him at the stores of
+; Mortimer Co, New Bloomfield, or Milligan
Musser Newport, Pa.
j. s. WHITMORE.
Bloomfield January 25, 1870.
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READING RAILROAD.
WINTER RARRANGEHENT.
Monday. Nov. 22nd. 1869.

~ REAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
W and Nortl-We for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Pottsvle, Tamaqua Ashland, Shamokin,
Lebanon, Allentown, EaStOn, Ephrata LitiZ, Lam
caster, Columbia, &c &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
AT 23O, 5.35, SlO A. M, and 1920 noon, and 2.55,
HOO p. NJ, connecting with similar trains on the
Penn'a Railroad, and arriving at New York at TO-
% 10 A. M and l2O5i noon S5 G$5 1900 p M and
the 23O, and 5.35, A. NJ, and l22O, noon trains with
out change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama-
qua, Minersyiile, Ashland, Shamokin, Pine Grove,
Allentown, Philadelphia, atS.l0, A. NJ and 2.55, and
40, p NJ, the 55 train stopping at Lebanon only;
the 10 p ~. train stopping at all Stations and max
in connections for Philadelphia, Pottsvie and Co.
lumba, and all intermediate stations between said
points only For POttSville Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad,
leave Harrisburg at $40 p. M.
Returning: Leave New York at "a. NJ, IL noon,
and and s p NJ: Philadelphia at 8.l5 A. NJ, and
$50 p NJ. Sleeping cars accompany the A. NJ. and
S and p. NJ trains from New York, without
change
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia at 7.30
A. NJ, connecting with similar train on East Penn'a
Railroad, returning from Reading at 635 z. M,
stopping at al Stations; leave POttSville at 5.4 !,
and A.. NJ and g. % P. M: Herndon at $50 A. NJ. I;
Shamokln at $40 and 1910 A. NJ. Ashland, T05 A..
NJ and / 1920 noon; Tamagua at s; ;33 A. M and 2.2Op
M. for Philadelphia and New York.
Leave Pottsyille via Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad atS.l5 A. NJ, for Harrisburg, and ll.30A
for Pine Grove and fremont
Reading accommodation train Ieaves P0ttsville
at $40 NJ, passing Reading at Z. 30A. M, arriving
at Philadelphia at 1920 A M, returning leaves
p. NJ, arriving at POttsville at $50 p. NJ.
PottStown Accommodation train Leaves Potts
town at 6.45 a. m returning, leaves Philadelphiaa
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7. Is
a. IN. and 6.l5 p m. for Ephrata, Litiz Lancaster,
Perllomen Railroad trainsleave Perkiomen June
tion at a. m and 3.10 and 5.30p. m. Returning
leaves Schwenksyile at6.1O, 8.l2a.m and 1245 noOn
road.
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BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

y
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We receive money on deposit and pay back on
demand. We discount notes for period OF not
over 60 days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York.
On time Deposits, five per cent for any time over
four months; and for four months four per cent
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing Banking Business; and knowing. and
for some years, feeling the great inconvenience un-
der which the people of this County labored for the
want of a Bank of Discount and Deposit. we have
have determined to supply the want and this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we will be sustained in our Efforts by all til
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed of the fol-
lowing named partners:
w A. SpoNsLER, Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa.
b. +. JUNKIN,
4. g. MILLER. shippemsburg, Cumberland. co, Pa.
JOHN WONDERLICH, y "
HENRY RUBY, " "
VIM. IL. MILLER, Carlisle,
OFFICERS:
w. A. SPONSLER, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS cashier.
New Bloomfield 8 1y
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Northern Central Railway.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
YhrOugh and Direct Route to and from Washing
ton, BdLtin1Ore EIinird, Erie BUDdLO,
Rochester and Niagara FhlLS
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26,
~ 1869, the trains on the Northern Central Rail
way will run as follows
NORTH WARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Baltimore. s. 8 am, Harrisburg, p. M
Williamsport 6.l5 p. m and arr at Elmira, 10 pm.
BUFFALO EXPRESS
Leaves Baltimore l0.10pm. Harrisburg, 23O am.
WllliamSport, 740 a. III. Elmira, II noon.
Arrives at Canandaigua at 3.4O p. IN.
FAST LINE
Leaves Baltimore 1929 p IN. Harrisburg 40 pm.
Arr. at WilliamSpOr S2jp.m., and Erie at 945 a. m.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore 7.4Op.m. ar. Harrisburg 11.55p.m.
YORK AND HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves York at 63Oa. M, arr. ut Harrisburg ain.
Emigrant Train with passenger car attached,
leaving Harrisburg at 7.30 a. M, arrives at Sun.
bury ut II. Is Il. III.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA

OPPOSITE THE COURT no USE.
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JAMES L. OWEN,
Landisburg.
ANditO9's Notice.

4AUU1tO1"S Notice.
In the matter OF the ac In the Orphans Court of
COUNT OF George T. Perry County
Sheaifer, Adminstra- at
tor of Mary Sheafier May Term, 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all parties in
IN interest, that the undersigned Auditor APP
pointed by the Orphans Court of said County, 10
make distribution of balance in hands of said ac-
cQuntant, among the creditors of the said Mary
Sheafer, will meet them for that purpose, at his
office with Lewis Potter, Esq, in the Borough of
bloomfield, ON SATURDAY, the 10th day of
April 1870 at o'clock p. M, Of said day.
Bloomfield, March Is, 1870. Auditor.
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GLASS AND QUEENSWARE

Asplendid assortment of Glass and Queens
ware at greatly reduced prices has lust been
received by the subscribers. Persons wanting
any article OF this kind, will do well to examine
the stock.
4. MORTIMER Il CO.,
New Bloomfield
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Perry County Bank !!
SpOnsEer, Junkin a. Go.

TTIlE undersigned, having formed Banking AS.
Il sociation under the above name and STYLE are
now ready to do a General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
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South WARD.

MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira els a. IN. Wiamsport 9.45 a. IN.
Harrisburg 2.45 p m. Ar. Baltimore at p H.
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
Leaves Canandaigua AS p: M, Elmira $40 p IN.
WilliamSpOrt 1925 a. m, Harrisburg at 5.15 a. m.
Arrives at Baltimore at 8 a. IN.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Harrisburg l045p.m., Ar Baltimore 2.30a.m
ERIE EXPRESS
Lvs. Sunbury $40 Il. In., Ar Harrisburg 7.45 a. IN
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrisburg l2O5 p. m., Ar. Baltimore $50 pm.
YORK AND HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION.
Tvs. Harrisburg 43O p. H., Arr. at York p. m.
BFyP Mail Train north and SOUTH Fast Line north
and York and Harrisburg Accommodation north
and south, and Erie Express Erie Mail south, Gin
cnnati Express north, Pacific Express south, and
Emigrant north daily except Sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south daily.
Cincinnati Express south daily except Saturday.
For further information apply ut the Ticket
office, Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED r. FlSKE,
General superintendent.
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Judson's self-WashingBoiler.

THE BEST WASHING G-MACHINEin existence.
Il 1t saves n time, nearly all the labor u the
Soap and more than y the wear of Clothes -
promptly filled, when accompanied by Cash, or at
Express station sent c. o. ID.
THOMAS HULL,
s. w. Cor. 10th and Arch street,
3Sl PIiILA DELPHIA.
10 Other papers wishing to insert this adyer-
tisenent will please address Il. E. Thurston, Ad
yertising Agent, $500 Lancaster Avenue, Philade-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
THE NEW LIQUOR Law.

Sections one and ttro provide that only one
person shall be required to make complaint Tor
q warrant for search and seizure, and that 9TH
GERS may seize liquors withOu, warrant and
keep them in some safe place for . reasonable
time, till they can procure warrant.
Section three provides that the Court or mag
istrate trying any case Of intoxicating liquors
seised under said chapter or acts additional
thereto or amendatory thereof. shall, when such
liquors are decreed to be forfeited. order them to
be destroyed in all case, BY an officer eOmPe-
tent to serve the process on which they were for
ftited.
Section four provides tia, II any municipal
officer Of any city, town or plantation, after
being furnished with = written notice Of . viola
ton ofsny provisions Of said chapter or acts ad.
ditious, thereto or amendatory thereof. signed
by two persons competent to be witnesses In
civil suits, and containing the names and resi-
dcnecs Of the witnesses to prove such offence.
willflly neglects or refuses 10 institute proceed
ings therefor. he shall be liable to fine Of not
less than twenty nor more than ffly dollars, to
be recovered by indictment.
Section fire provides that any person found
guilty Of violatiOn Of these provisions shall be
sentenced at the same term, unless for reasons
satisfactory to the Court the case may be con-
tinued one term. but no longer.
Section sir is an amendment 10 chapter 40
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oExERAL VIEWS ITEMS.

A cruel hoax was pcrpetraisd upon The public
last Wednesday, BY cable dispatch announcing
that the steamer City Of Boston. which has
been unheard Of for forty-avs days, had arrived
safe al Queenstown. There was great rejoicing
on both sides OF the water over the happy event.
When Il became known that the news was false.
the indignation was intense. A rcwsrd Of $500
will b paid for the discovery Of the sooundrel
Who 90 cruelty outraged tho feelings Of tho pub
lie. fafH a ... q 30. T.
Mr.. Revsls' speech last Wednesday int Sen
ate called out crowd WHO thronged the galleries
TO hear the oolored senator. He read from man
uscript, At ast In rather low Tone but a he pro-
eresscd he acquired entire control Of his delivery
and lost the embarrassment which st frst was
apparent Senators In their own seats and menu
bers Of the House and other. on sofas listened -
did the entire assembly. with marked attention,
and were fAvorbly Impressed both with his do
ton and manners On the conclusion Of his speech
Mr.. Cameron was the hrst 10 ooosrstuiats him,
nd In this was followed BY Mesa Drake, Sam-
,sr, Stewart and Rsnion. end snumbsr ofothsn
aoll.day's card snnouncins himself oandi-
ate Tor The recollection slrsady appears In he
Kentucky journals. Neither Of he Louisyils
apers give him the slightest encouragement
The Bangor Wing nominsts Gen. 8. 2. Her
y Of that city Is the next republican csndi
ate for Governor. We second the nomination.
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KirrKRY, March IL.

Quite religious interest has been awakened
nj Kittery Poreside. Afternoon and evening
meeting, are now In session at tho Baptist and
Methodist churches alternately. B,th Of thess
churches are about losing their passors-Rsv.
Mr.. Ross going 10 Lynn and Rev. Mr.. Pillsbury
win undoubtedly be removed BY Conference.
Both are very available men and 60 away with
universal regret on the part Of the people. The
Methodists are completing oommodiOus vestry
under fheir place Of public worship. fOrty-dvs
feet square inside and nicely lighted BY windows
on three sides. Tho most Of the Methodist
preachers in this part Of the district, It Is e1-
pected. will Be removed this spring. The Good
Templar Lodges Ii. this vicinity seem to b in
quite nourishing condition, judging from
their public demonstrations and their frequent
valuations from one Lodge 10 another. This d
true especially Of the Lodges at 8. Berwick VII
lag., at Z. Eliot and Kit,ery Point. II would
seem - though the Lodge st Kittsry Point b
no. in quite % nourishine condition.
Afser long suspension the Congregational
church at Eliot fdSeruad b about Sling It's pull
pi, with preacher again. Contrary TO szpec-
tatiou, Mr.. Bennett, Il Is aid. Is not designing
10 teach the term si The Academy this spring.
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Biddeford City Election.

=
In taking exception to a circular issued
to the taxpayers, giving some startling
figures of the result Of our reckless city
government, our neighbor of the Demo
crat sloshes round to meet those figures by
denying that they are true. We do not
believe they are true, for they are taken
from he city Reports, which each year are
worked up TO Supply every man who at
tempts to understand them. and cover up
as much rs possible their extravagant
tracks. The statement Of our present
debt was taken from Mayor Haines' inaugu-
raj. which places Il $1,000 more than do
the lightfngered gentry who prepare the
Reports, but we must be excused for be-
lieving Mayor Haines in preference to
them!! We propose to answer the Dem
ocrat as soon as the Report for 1869 Is
printed. In the. meantime we call the
attention of our neighbor to the fact that
our taxes have increased from s1.85 in
1867 to s2.00 in 1868, and TO $2.70 in
1869! Deny this II you dare to.
v0rp pOp MAYOR nv wanna
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We are panied 10 record the death Of DR.. N
C. Dean. brother Of Henry O. Des6, co, who
died In this city last week, Of consumptioa. Mr..
Dean was young man Of rare abilities. . man
Of keen perosptive faculties. . ready writer and
debatcr; and one whose hne conversational pow
ers and genial disposition endearcd to all who
knew him. He was educated at the Edward
Little Institute, where he took high rank I.
scholar, and afterwards studied medicine In New
York city. At the breaking out Of the rebellion
he laid aside his books and the prospects Of .
lucrative professional career. and enlisted In
the 23d Me. regiment serving their time, and
then enlisted In the nh Ne. battery, and fought
In the great battle Of Gettysburg. and thence to
the surrender Of Leo. In the service. by hard
ship and exposure, he laid The foundation Of
that fatal disease which finally overpowered
him. and thus another life has been offered up
on the shrine Of Slavery and its Cursed ambi-
ton. lie died In the firm faith Of his forgive
ness Of sin. .... . s..
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MICHIGAN. APPLES.
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.... ..- CONSULTING %
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AND OTHER
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To arrive March 20. This 10 choice lot, and the
Last shipment Ter the season.
D. =. lITTLEFIELD,
II ITO Main Street, sses, Mains.
" A NEW PATENT.
1NHE subscriber has discovered and invented
j new and useful Improvement In .5.l 49,.

II new and useful improvement In .. .
/ TEA &c COFFEE POTS.
Tho vessels are divided Into two compartments By
partition extending seroas the ceutre nom top 70
bottom AlsS IN aid PARTITION ., -: sas &c y, q
init water nom ono compartInent 70 the other By
raisuy the valve, Tho tsa pot h also provided
with valve In the sams way, excepting Tie valve
.s. Or sr.nes Ts.s ;' are s
two covers, ono 70 each compartncnt. and two
spous OF ncscs, PLACED on ssch sids u Ne psrti-
ton, II desirable. Tho noses ars provided With
SaTs ts,. % ssndiss%oes on sch as sad.s ssh
ncsc. and one IN centre Of hsck sde-cne 20 ~
Erssped with one hand while the othsf nand ~
hold the other, IN order thas tho vcsol may %
tipped ssser O. ,s%.cts .rs mr. = Nd
wst.r or coes and water that when The - 90 Oft
no y cooking IN ooe compartment wsssr sAy be
beating IN the othss Tee s.n o 1rawn h ,nS o,P
The sane with eoGse. Tho yaive 90 esss In ths paf
titIon d 20 arranged that when The ~ OF conee v
drawn out, it can b. redlled through The valve.
boiler connccsen vnn tne psIuuo. 80 ~
with two covers and two haDdles On ssch end. which
n for boiling two articles Of dfnsrsat kinde ~ ne
sane time. Coffee Pos can be made without yaive
I'D S;si ID s.% % K. K 4. n S:' f S:.p ssss
81 In, middle q In, inside 81 In.
The suLsaiSsr, having obtained lst.su patent on
his Invention, o6sp Cor ale Stat. hEfe for manu-.
fu6. intends 70 patrnt IT, vhIeh VIII b very useful
70 any one who may Wish 70 have 10 os that par.
poe. rs,:s.sa A.S. ?, issS. Any p..'os,
this lnvsntion will pleass call on OF addrus
JOHN x. LEWIS, Knrnr, M.
All persoas arc hstSd exporting OF selling thIs
invention out of this country without permit. ms
discovered In 1850. u