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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
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TIME TABLE.
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Trains viii cave usIot corner Of gfesd .t,.st =,
"hsh!ne,Ou Ayeaue. go fellows.
We l-sAIE hAl" AZ $50 a. Ii. (suudsvs exeetted,
~. pi,ui 1, - ppnE a. ~ ksgesr Stations. Con-
nte.H at iniuston win Delaware Rail hosd Linz.
At Sls tn with Smyrna tfa, Oh ha oad and Mariana
Ahe " awe hsii Eosd At + rnnE1on with J.lction
ana bieaew-tei Ra Road sezord With D,rebest,I
nd " awAte A4ll b. d, Deluar vita las er sIers
ssi soAd AZ salilbery win h.coueo ana foeol oks
AAPAhss 4RslN atIl 70 IL (surdays sse,pt.s
i9i b'lthos AZ Ms-ut. .teA, siorplus II ~ininstop
M , &C. SHu AEi,-de SiAe CVnnte at Wilmington
t4PhEss TRAIN at % p. IN Sundays exeepted)
i'r imore ara Wa hrl tous ppag At Chss,sr inur.
.ONi Lihwood, Llay moAt Nim.ls o. utor, Stanton
Ae"atk, Elttoa, horiL B4st q ar,.tov D. Ps1rvylle
lii I,.oses' 4tefaeen rsrynAns, klgewooa, Mag
- - ~ Ia ' ~ Ane sismnsrh MN
- NL"hI HAtkss' At II 80 p. nj tiAily) for Bslu
e,ss,n aau en- stopping at Chester Lnwood,
fery Nilie Hsvrede-Grace, rerr,mans and nsrsolia
M - SseFs ior oie's Monroe and Norfolk will taks
WILMINGTON TRAINS
ssoFPls al all stations bstHesn ihiladeipha and viii
Leave Philadelphia At II co. M. $50 90 And 7.oo
p, ~ me o. p m tIsin eouHtcs with Delaware Rail.
Lo.so " Wilmington at IS anu s 10 a. m aco. 4oo.apd
40 (daily) p u The S,i1s m train viii not stop be-
Irsits leaving wilmiAEton I e,s5 A. m. and aoo
n. VIII Connect At L4mokin Junction with ths 40
drs ~ 5so p. M Trails Tor Philadelphia and DaliI-
THROUGH TRAINS FR0M BALTIMORE.
ns''o wilmington Il 10 49, u 20 N, ~ aud 10 20
From BALfiM0RE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 20 m Way Mail 40 a. M ex-
v w. Express F ~ ~
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
leave ohetter AZ ~ % and II =. M, and 90 L. IN
and Il .. IN. - - = -Aia m
hUHDAf TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Lave, oai'i.ots Al 70 ?. III, stopping At Marpoia
cceIiy nAhsi Aberdeen, Hsvre-de.drase Persvviii.'
SnaIlssl'SH, NuIlh-East, klkton, Newark stanton
W" Ioa -" .'sns'on, OlaYnont Linwood and Chester
I.tough ieksat 10 All pyints West south anS sonsh
Nsst may pc procured a. ticket office SIS Cbessnnt
suest under nlneot4l Hotel VIII TO aso st.fs ~
snd beiihs IN steFng Cars can 9 reeuret amt, ~
Say. PERSONS purchasing tickets this Office can nave
eht'Nsd al their residence by Uaon Trans
W. w pNny' H. +. kLENkY, supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
n the UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
in the State OF Delaware at the close ofbusneas the
10th day OF December 1871.
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LEATHER BETTING.

Single and double thickness plata water proof eemer
ed, and warranted aapeTior article All orders will
filled to the satisfaction of the purchaser and
the lowest market prices at the old stand Southeast COZ
nor Of Third an Orange streets, Wilmington Delaware
nt-ly II. S MeCONR
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important 10 HOtdeFs OF . ~ bV""o' ~
tho Secretary OF the Treasury will shortly commence
the reinnan " the called b2rs, holders OF lssurh
shoud embrace the pesett opportunity To replace the
same with a security Of undouutel aud daily increasing
value. this Investment is ipund Ia the frHl A"lsnkg
Bonds OF tho Northern Pacific RK, MLl'h are uh'fed
ft sale ut par, aud accrued interest IN currency Hh1
are secreI by y First Mortgage upon the entire ioaa
and It's tqupngnt, amt also upon bNO o. uV acres n ts
tnest Agricultural and Mineral Land IN tue MVth'
John Meier & Son, Bunker', CO. Market street are
ne az nts for Delaware.
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OoRnely IVdiskey always on hand, by tho
gallon or IA bottles; tho best article ever intro
1uced here Brandy equally tine, at II. Il. Bring
3l7 Market street
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Official Appointments.


STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
list Of the Justices Of the Peace and Notares Public
appointed by the Executive Authority Of the State Of
Delaware, rom December 9th, 1870, to November 4h
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sUBscRIPTIONs,-Is7s.

TIE b
Harpers Weekly, one 81 90
An extra copy Of either the Magazine, weekly or
BAsAar, will be supplied gratis for every club Of ave
subscribers at 81 00 each, In remittancei six
copies for $1,000, without extra copy
subscriptions to HArpsr's Magazine Weekly and b.
EAsr TO one address, tor year s0O0 two OF Har
per's periodicals to one address for Year, $500
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The annual volumes Of Harper's Weekly, In neat cloth
binding, will be by express free 81 expense for 81
each. complete set comprising fifteen volumes
on receipt Of cash at the rate Of t525 per vo height
ut expense Of purchaser.
The postage on Hsrper's Weekly Is 20 cents year
which must be paid az the subscribers post.oihee
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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DELAWARE RAIL Roam ITNP


On aad sitter MONDAY, JULY i7th, is7l. fsrna.v.
eA'sP'suJ Passenger IraIas vii run as follows;
NOhIHMAhD.
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Times"

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Family Paper in tho Union"
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UnqestionabIy the best sustained
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NEONHF WANrED.--WE CAN LOAN ON
MI good Ian dod seeurity-on BOND and Mortgage
humber Of sum $500, $1,000, $500 $4,000 ssoOq
5000, &c. Any person having money and uantug I
oaned SAFELY would do wellto call on
" MsoAULLEY CO.,
SOC Aarktt II.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sUN.

bOALAiS hEEhLI SUN
Tive copies, one year, separately addressed.
Four Dollars
Ion copies one year, seuarnteiy addressed land
en extra c0py to the gettor up OF club).
Eight Dollars.
IWahN copies. ono year. separately addressed
"a al ma extra copy - Tie Eetter up Of club,
Fifteen Dollars.
''lty cofi's one scar, 10 one address land the
Helui week y one year TO getter u p ofolub),
Thtrty-three Dollars,
HHtY copies one year. separately addressed land
fne semi weekly one year to Cetter IN ofelnb1'
Thirty-hve Dollars,
,snd the Daily for one year TO the getter No or
Ftfty Dollars.
i@he hundred copies, one year, separately Al
,lesse9 lant the Daily for one year 10 the getter
pote'uo'' sixty Dollars.
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80 coples. one year. separately addressed.
Eight DOltars.
e S cytrs 9Be Year separatev addressed (and
Ef~aoas nnHt.-
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"Latour" Oil, new crop, the best table OF
n ure, always good and perfectly sweet, when
boug lit ofH. r. Brit ghurst, 81 Market street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DELAW ARE r. r. LINE
During The Term of Court
at New Castle.

at New Castle.
commencing Monday, Nov. goth, 1871.
iFHn' between Wilmington aad New Castle will iua
follows!
Leave Wilmington for New Castle 1856, g.25
and 1910, A. NJ, 100 and 6.25 P. NJ.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington 7.40 and
100 u NJ. le.l5, 1888, G.l5!and 9.25 P. NJ.
ne sso A. ~ homswilming tonlsnd IL IS and al6
2 p ,, ~ lFa4rs from New CAtte ale EXTRA TRAINS to
nun only uTns the ssssicn Of the Court.
November 10th, is71
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

uryiuE OF the DELAwA STATE JouRsAL'
Thurday. December 2lst
The following are the closing prices Of Government
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Trains leave Southwark
CONNECTIONS

AZ Chaid's Ford Trains Nos. ], 2, g. s, ands COME
W fhladelphia AID and with trAins fIom Philsdt
Phla ial' 30. ard connect With trans IRON Bal
more sid l and with tRint for Baltimore. No 6 vi
train ior Port epos't.
AZ at'sviils, trains Nos. ., aud eonnset Phi.
aas PM ANA trains Nos J. aud 3, With trains from
fhlads phia at BudsboFo' Tfaias 3 md 7 connsc,
Tor Phnadslphia aud traits j. and 4 ,or Iesdtn9 ARD
Ncr;h, tast ana West. ~
C sTOLZ,
ssiIV General Superintendent.
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Che Dollar 4t'cekly Sun.
sEMI-wEEKLY sun, Sc A wan.

OF thl sAmo size and general character a.
THE WEEKLY, but with greater variety Of
m'scel aneoas reading, aad furnishing the news
70 IT'S subscribers with greater freshness because
II comes twice week instead Of once only
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Hiqhiy important DiscoUery. DR.. Slmms,
Of our city has discovered plant tue essential nassSre
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IouN McLEAR & son,

No. eo2 Market: Street. wilmington, Bankers aud
Dealers in Gov sra uslt iSni1 Gold and reliable RATE
aud geeuritea
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THE DAILY sun, 80 A YEAR.

prominently readable newspaper with the
i nasgfsl e.fe9iallon N tho world. Free. inde,
rQin every where. Two cents a eopv nv mali
oO conts month, or SO year.
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'; .'ost Office orders. checks, or drnfts m vevv
sofn Wnetevel Convenient. Ii not, then register
''s is''eIs containing money. Address
l. W. ENGLAND. Pubiisher.
Sun Office New YORK CIV
issS-m
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
corrected Weekly by X. G. WOODWARD. ]
- 20 rIlcln NnunnAl,nr . 1871
MARRIAGES..

ORRIs-DUFFIELD-On the evening of the
31st ult., at his residence at Eshcol, Perry Co.,
by the Rev. VIM. Quigly, assisted by Rev. b.
G. Huber, of Shiremanstown, Cumberland Co.,
Mr.. Calvin Orrls, to Miss Catharine L. Duff
field, both of Perry Co.
MANLY WILTON the I'd inst, at the resi-
idence of Michael Hoffman, in Savillc twp,
Perry Co., by Rev. VIM. Quigley, Mr.. William
II. Manly, of Lycoming Co., Pa, to Miss
Lizzie c. Wilt, of Perry Co.
JAoKsoN-STEvESs.-O Thursday, Oct,
2Gth, by Rev. Wallace Mr. James d. Jackson,
of Cumberland co., to Miss Emma Stevens, OF
Dpncannon, Perry co. Pa.
XIHENoH-BAKER.-On Thursday, Oct. Goth,
at the Bomgardner House, by Rev. G.F. stelling
Mr.. Calvin b. Hench to Miss Bella Z, Baker,
both Of Pc rry county, Pa.
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<>Sheriff d. NJ. Rinesmith was sworn into
oiiic on Saturday last. tt.

%Sheriff ID. M. Rinesmith was sworn into
offic on Saturday last. tt.
Benjamin Rice, Jr., found about tea
cup full of ripe strawberries in his straw
berry garden last week.
)LGreenpark, ,Eis trying to raise String band
and win undoubtedly succeed. Success to
them.
A horse and cart, fell over the bank of
the river at Harrisburg, distance of nearly
40 feet last week, and strange to say was
got upfwithout serious injury
A grand Military parade came OFF in IIar-
risburg last Thursday. The turnout was
large, and the day passed off pleasantly.
The Snowman who committed a rape on
q girl at Mifiiin, was arrested on Thursday,
at Harrisburg, by Sheriff Ard Of Juuiata
County.
.>SThe Little Germany singing class meet
in their schoolhouse, every Saturday even
ing TO practice singing. Mcssrs j. B.
Reeder and II. s. Tressler lead the class
and give instructions on music.
I1S>The newly elected county commissioner
w. b. Stambaugh entered into the duties
of the Office on Monday of last week. The
board have appointed W. N. Seibert, Esq,
as commissioners clerk and VIM Mehahy
as janitor of the Court House.
Sheriff Ard, of Juniata county arrest
ed three men in Newport on Wednesday
last charged with committing q rape on a
young girl at Miffiin. Being taken to the lat
ter place the girl failed TO recognize them
as the party and they were discharged; they
belonged to Forepaugh's Menagerie.
| l>kThe "Blacl Crook has sunk in front
Of Ripman's tannery, at Newport. She
belonged to. Capt. Jas. Elder,
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Che Gintes, New Bloonrhelo, pa.

The two large stacks at the Newport fur
mace are done, and the scaffolding removed.
They make a fine appearance down Second
street.
Torepaugh's Menagerie was not very
well patronized last Wednesday at New
port.
-Four deaths from Small Pox are reported
to have occurred in Newvile.
ICY The best stock of Cassimeres and
Coatings in the county, will be found at
+. Mortimer S Co.'S.
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New Publication.

Dir. Hitchcock's S new and complete Anal
ysis of the Holy Bible. The Bible is unlike
any other book. it must be studied in a
peculiar manner, because each part of it
is connected with every other part. Hence
we must compare all passages in it togeth-
er in order to get the full knowledge we
ought to upon tha great and important
principles set forth in the divine word
The arrangement of Dr. Hitchcock's analy-
sis is such that we can with the least pos
sible labor compare scripture with scripture
and make it its own interpreter. 1t is
methodically and logically arranged. Let
any one who has been i'll the habit of read
ing the Bible by course, try the anylatical
Bible, and they will soon be convinced of
its great superiority over the common ar
ranged Bible. 1t will certainly create an
interest in Bible reading in all families who
secure copy. Agents will in short
time call upon the citizens of Perry coun-
ty and give them chance to examine
the work, and judge for themselves. We
hope very many families in this county will
avail themselves of this opportunity, and
secure treasure. We append the follow
ing testimonials:
New Bloomfield, Oct IL, 1871.
Hitchcock's Analysis of the Bible will re-
commend itself to all Presbyterians when they
are aware that it is one of their own best pro-
fessors in Union Seminary, New York. To all
others would say that the author is of such
reputation | can cheerfully recommend the
book to them as one well suited to supply the
object stated in its Introduction, enabling any
one to handle Gods Bible more seryiceable
than could be done ina any other way. Yours
truly, JNo. EDGAR,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
have briefly examined the work entitled
Hitchcock's New and Complete Analysis of the
Bible, and am greatly pleased with the work,
and think it will be found to be of almost in-
estlmable value to ministers and Bible students
Being topcaly arranged, it will greatly fa-
clitate and clear ideas, save time and labor,
besides afIording pleasure.
+. SHOEMAKER,
Pastor of the NJ. f. Church, New Bloom
field, Pa.
/ have made brief examination of the
work entitled Hitcock's New and Complete
Analysis Of the Bible, and am very highly
pleased with lis arrangements, contents, and
completeness. think 1t will be of incalcula-
BILE value to every minister of the gospel, and
not only to ministers, but TO every one who
desires knowledge of the word Of God
s. A. HEDGES,
Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
have examined DIR. Hitehcock's Analysis
Of the Bible, and consider II a most valuable
aid In the study of the Scriptures.
JoHs HRUsH,
Pastor Of the NJ. f. Church, Lewlstown.
In the above fully concur.-0. .. McCLAIS,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Lewssown.
have examined DIR. Hltchcock's Analysis
of the Bible, aud consider 1t the most valua-
BILE aid In the study Of the sacred Scriptures
A copy of the work should be In every family.
| 81 j. II. BROWN,
/ Pastor of the Lutheran Church, Lewistown
i
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ssSy- tits said that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of an animal, death would
instantaneously follow, because circulation
would be stopped. The blood makes the entire
circuit of the human body every seven minutes,
and whenever this circulation isimpeded or any
of its channels are clogged by impurities which
ought to be carried Off, disease folows-fever
or disorder of liver or kidneys, or scrofula, or
dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source of
the difficulty use the old aud infallibe blood
purifier, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITTERs. 43d4t
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Information Wanted.-On Tuesday last,
we found inside of our chcken-coop good
pocket knife, which the owner can have by
proving property-but we shall want to
know what he was doing in there, and what
he did with our large gray rooster, as we
haven't seen it for several days. One young
man says he has lost such knife as we
found, but when he heard where we had
found it, he thought it was not his. Whose
is it?
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Burglary.-Theh house of Geo. Wolf, in
Newport was entered on Wednesday night
last by some unknown party, and the
whole building ransacked. Mrs. Wolfe
had been to the circus, when the entrance
was affected by prying open back win
dow. A new suit of clothing belonging to
Mr.. Wolfe, and small lot of jewelry is all
that was missing. The neighbors are of
the opinion that some one belonging to
town committed this burglary.-Necs
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w. N. Seibert, Esq, has been elected
clerk to the County Commissioners, and
those having legal business with him will
please remember that his Office will hear
after be in the Commissioners Office in the
Court House.
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Church Notices.

There will be no Presbyterian service
next Sabbath morning. Preaching in the
evening at o'clock.
In the NJ. Il. Church preaching on Sun
day evening next. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
In the Reformed Church, preaching next
Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. IN. Prayer-meet-
ing on Thursday evening next.
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Ez95- Heavy oats are good for horses none
will deny that but oats can't make horses
coat look smooth and glossy when he is out Of
condition. Sherdan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders will do this when all else fails.
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We Call attention to the advertisement
of ]. o. Moore, in another column. Per-
sons at distance wanting stencils can
send him their orders with perfect conf
dence, as we know to be reliable man.
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sz8y- Fancy Stencil Plate with your name on,
best quality Of indellible Ink, directions and
Brush, only 60 cents.
Fancy Key Check, with your name and ad-
dress stamped on ring only 25 cents.
Each mailed free for price - WRITE NAME
PLAIN.
Plain Stencil, name and plate, 25 cents.
Stencils and Checks of all sizes made to Or
der. Send Stamp for particulars.
Address j. o. MOORE,
44* New Bloomfield, Pa.
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49,. 20 80. - - c-.,,... IL
Nionu"y " ,"sU "ooA "uuso ''ii ,,S anu
associates, Baker ana otroup, all present..
The following is report of the proceed
;pgs
stg COMMON 'PLEAs. fFTE
Perry Kramer VS.. Langhorn Wister ct.
al. Summons in debt Verdict for plain
tiff for 1929. This was suit to determine
the line of certain properties, and ascer-
tain from whose land quantity of ore had
tI peon n. tane " ,S 10 oaSo ooIupou s;d ~ in"oi
The foI,ow;ng cases were continued
Tbos. p. Cochran eft nj. VS.. James Lani-
gan ct. al.
Seyfert, McManus & Co, ct. al. VS.. Jas.
Lanigan et. al T1T'' d
Morgan Davis ct. AL VS.. Jas. Lanipan.
Susanna Conn VS.. James Gibbons.
Township Of Penn VS.. borough of Dun
cannon.
S. e. and L. b. Sprout VS.. VIM. Burn.
Anna M. Donaphy by her guardian VS..
E. ]. Donaghy.
Jacob Kuhn VS.. Christopher Fisher.
Tn tho oooo ne codfr;od Ehorbor+ ord
w;fa vs Sbrahom II Tonlev Of al tbe
,Iaint;f tool non suit
Marv Ann Wbitmore vs Vim Iarbert
Administrators nf Henry Whitmore 2eoeos-
ed Settled hv tbo narf;es
Gus S0'''eu " '"o p''l'''''
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob ]. Baker. In
dictment, Felony. The defendant, who
was charged with entering the premises of
a neiphbor. by unlocking the door with a
key oil ms own, piead guilty. Inc court
ISu pa,;.out;onr nm ~ o"0 S9"' :" '"o
Sn'.." S,,,,. rro,,,,, co,,,,o, choo,,
enSamSt % Y; Wm Hetterman and Jacob Wac
oms~ Ind;nt,nnnt moI;cons miscb;ef
TIC frst throo ,uort;onoJ ,,,ead n,iitv
a,,S ,,o sV sontouood 90 tho I,oi,se of Eorrec
r t;o, Sn,;ncr tI'a;r rninnritu nj 'T Tho Iattor
la 'nt n5,iIt', ard ,,as oSc,,;ttod +h",,[,h
99;UootJ 9Uou aTt aIf +I,a "sis T5eso 80
tho Iovs ~ bargod P~g With throv;no stone coal
fror, fmU tIe tro;ps on tba pnnn,a SSa;Iroad
" =,
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For Sale.--An Oriental Heater nearly as
good as new for sale at bargain, apply to
Geo. Spahr
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Value Of Life Insurance.

Incidents are frequently occurring in our own
midst, to show the importance of Life Insu-
rance. The annexed receipt not only exemi
plifes that, but shows how promptly some
Companies pay the insurance:
Received of Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, of New York, per j. F. EATON their
General Agent, One Thousand Dollars, in set
tlement, and full satisfaction of all claims of
Policy No. "a, Ash
ISAAC HINES.
Milerstown, Pa, Oct. 90, 1871.
Mr.. Eaton, the General Agent of this Com
pany has his Office in College Block, Harris
burg, Pa. 2t
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Pennsylvania II. r. Time Table.

q NEWPORT STATION.
On and after May 14th, 1871, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
WEST
Cincinnati Express (nag) 1916 A. NJ, daily.
Way Passenger, S15 A. NJ, daily.
Mail, .,...... 2.30 p M. daily except Sunday.
A mixed train with passenger car attached, win
leave Harrisburg at O'clock p. m, and Newport
at 6.40p. m.
Harrisburg Accom- 11.55 A. NJ, daily " Sunday
Mail, ...,.,...... T43 p M, daily except Sunday
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent. =
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and after Sunday, May 14th, 1871, trains will
leave DuncannOn, as follows:
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express (hag) 1918 A. M. Daily.
Way Passenger. T39 A. M, daily
Mail, LOO p M, ,.a........; daily yexcept Sunday
Mixed, $50 T. NJ, daily except Sunday.
EASTWARD.
Harrisburg Accom- l229P NJ, daily except Sunday.
VIM. G. KING, Agent
Duncannon May "a, 1871. u,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-07

Very Pretty. .-All the ladies who have
seen them, say the Newstyies Of prints
and other dry goods just Of ened by Il.
Mortimer & Co., are very pretty. Call and
examine ihem.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-07

~ For Over-C Coats, good and cheap, call
on +. Mortimer & Co. They also have an
assortment of Ready-Made Clothing Of a
good quality.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-07

W Have you been yet Ito Wanamaker s.
Browns for your Fall Suit.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-07
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