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TT Is WELL KS N @ 86Hosg I'D
2 20 Ladies t5lk 5Bes 11tl1r-
crs diseeszs p<c1,idr 10 thzsr ", h6sncpress
sio1 OF tha ltsnses, Y Nhifss, f&inluH aio5shi5
sPeriods =, 3heara tissn ~ The s5aek Aaa lNoele,
Irrsaglar IEsastxuatiSa, Hssao7fAaee re zEeess
.eive Flow 3 shd groI2f11 gtszi g fai!ing q
the Wosn5,
Thsse disssse5 have ssilss Se1u irsass1 ne.
cessfally. Tie prbfSssieu has son9ht 2ilssnt-
tiy for somorenedy that sEould euable tAsn 20
treat shese 2isoasee Nth s11cssr. = So ~ 5ss
At ials, thet rsne5g ~ tesn S6isseyesee s5
sons Of The szptk skil i - sszse
Of Georgia. Tbss sssasd - y
BRsB 3.
e.o,s;.' is s sssSsssE s 9 3 zsnss
Il win pasSfs tke bod end strsngfkeu the
systeis, relieve issitstiss q TIE kiissys, b =
perfect specific for oil TIE abovo diseasei; ss
eertaiu . cara 4ss Quinise 4 ID chiiIs and
Fevess.
: For history Of disaases, aad esrtisesies Of
its wonderful sssss, the reader h referred 10 che
wrapper syozna the>bottie Esssy ). .t;te 9aTAns,
ed to give satisfaction Or money fefundsd.
Lagrange, GA, Narch ss, isse. 8
take pleasure In stating that / have nsS& for the
last twenty years, the Medieinc yoa ess pattipg
up, Known es Dr. J. J.BBADFIELDg f1MALE
RBG ULAT0R, end consider Il tbe beat esmbi-
nation ever gotten tosetker Tor the aissases fsr
which it is recommended. fhass besn fsmiiiar
eth the prescription beth ss = pfactiilopsr u
medicine snd 10 dornestic trnftiee. sad esn
honestly say that I consider its boon 70 saGefipg
feu.aies, aud can but hope that every lady In oEr
whole land. who may be suffering :n any way
pecnliar 10 their sex, nay b ahlsto prseuss .
bottle, that their s1feriags Nay cot eniy he ~
licycd, bat that sbey may b restored 70 healsa
and strength.
With my kiadsst regards. Taa. respectfully,
". B. B.FEkRE1s =. ,.
We, The nndersiGned Druesisss, take aitssnss
in comnlending 10 the trade Dr.. j. Desdaeia'e
Eeuale Rsgaiafo.-bslieving 1: TO b geoe ard
reliable remedy for the dissaso lef vAisk hs
reeommcnda it.
WA. LANSDELL, Atlaats. Gs.
PEMBERT0S, WILSON, TAYLOR 4 CO.
A,iaata, Georgia
REDWINE 4 FOX. Atlaata, Gscrgia.
". C. LAwSIlE, AtisAts, 9soegia,
". ROOT &.s0N, &srristts, Geefgis.
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WEST POINT, GA, Aae. II, 1

WEST POINT. ga. Aag. II. 1852
This is to certify that hare ssed Dr.. o. D.
pyophitf's Liver Meiicise 1ayssN sad n ny
family, for twelve neaths oT nefs, snA un-
hesi.stiusiy ray thas bstisss Il enc Of The best
Family Medicines u NE.
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CUssETA, TEXAS. 1863.
Dr.. PnoPuIT4; Dear Sir,-Yosf Liver Aedi.
cine and Pain Kill Il 70 complcte sseeess.
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DR.. pRoPHirf,s DysESTRaY CORDIAL
I. one of the most valuable eoGpounds row Pot
Up for Dianhea, Dysea.e.y, Cholera lnssasan or
This medicine ssa sesa Ia .sss Ter years, sad
gives universal s1tisfsetion.
abe ns.t delicsis child nay tsts i.with in
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TEARS,

There arc sacred drops,
Which do not rise,
Quick. gushing to the eyes;
Bu; oczing inward,
Silent, dark and still,
Like some cavernous rill,
That fails congealing,
Turning into stone,
The things it falls upon.
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r. le.
B g q q LEI
oUHEs 1aE lfeRsTPArEs 6 6
m frorn one % TsEsnsy Rsznntea.
= NOT ONE HOUR
- aftnfrrad;nr4 4hia adrertisene1t aecd sry one
SDFFEE WITH HHAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ISA CURE foH
EVERY PAIN.
1t MAS the fFst and is
TIE ONLY PIN REAEDY
that Instantly stops ths most exerueisting pains,
allsys InlsGatious, and cares Cougestons,
whether of tbs lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Or other
glands or pfgsns. BY ono sppilcation.
In From ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
no natter bow violent or excrucistsns the pam
the RHEUMATIC, Bed ridden, infrm, Crippled.
Nsrvoas, Essraisic' OF spros'sased Win oisease
RIDWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMAFl0N OF TIE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIOE 0FTHE HEART.
MYSTERIES, GROUP. DIPHTRERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TooTHAcIIE.
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM.
GOLD CEILLS, kGUE CHILLS.
y The application of tho READY RELIEF to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
EXISTS will adosd ease snd comfort. :
TFenty drops In half tunblcr Of water will
IN sfsw moments cure CRAMPS, SpAsMS,
SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN. SICK
HEADACHE, DIaRRHEA, DYSENTERY,
collie, WIND IN THE BOWELS, and MI IN
TEREAL PAINS.
Travellers shoan always carry bottle Of
RADwAY'S READY RELIEF with them. A
sew drops in vster will prevent sickness or pains
from change VI water. Il is better than French
Brandy or Bi.ters as etinulsnt-
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for City cents.
There is not remedial sgent in this world that
E-c> ~ and Ill Ofhnr Eal<Yl-
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Dr.. RADW Y'S
SARSAPARlLLlAN RESoL VENT

ouu w O1S AU Id NOoa ou~ 0Ao-
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARSAPAkILLIAN RE
SOLVENT communicates thro1gh the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and 9th Gaids and juices of the
system the vigar of life. for it repairs the wastes
Of the body wttd new snd sound material.
scrofula, Syphilie, Consumption, Gaudular
disease, Ulcers ia the throat. Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes IN the Gisnde and other parts Of the 1ys-
ten, Sore Eyes, S,runorous discharges from the
Ears, and the worst forms Of Skin diseases.
Eruptions, Fever Sores, Seald Head. Ring Worm
Salt Rheun, Eryspelas. Acne, Black Spots.
Worms In the Flesh, 'famors, Cancers in the
Womb. and all weakening and psinfal discharges,
Night sseats, Loes of Sperm and all wastes Of
the life principle, are within the curative range
Of this 4onaer Of Modern Chemistry, aud few
DAYS use will prove to eay person usiag it for
either Of these forms Of disease its potent power
to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by The
wastes aud decomposition that is continually
progressing. succeeds in arrestius these wastes.
and repairs the same With new mNterial made
from heslthy biood-aud this the ShRSApA-
RILLrAN will and does seeure-a cure is ccr-
thin for when ouce thI remedy commences It's
work Of puri6estioD, and sucsaels il diminishing
the loss Of wastes, its repairs will be rnp;d, and
avery day the patient will fecl h:mse!f growing
better and stronger, the food disestins oeoe:, ap
petite improving, and Assh and weight inereas
ing.
Not only does the sAasArARILLiAx REsoL-
VENT excel ell known remedial agents In the
cure uf Chron;s. Ssrofalous. Constitutional, and
Skin diseases; bat It is the only positive cure
for
Klduey 4 Bladder Complaints.
Urinary, and Womb d;seases, Gravel. Diabetes.
Dropsy; Stcppage Of Water, Inconsinence of
Urine. BriEhts Disease, Aibumiuur.a. and in ell
cases vher~ there arc brick bast depesits, or the
water is thick. eIoudy. mixed with sabstances
like the shits Of IN egg, OF threads like white
silk, orAhere Is merbsd, dark, bilious appear
apce, aud white bone dast deposits. and when
there Is pricking. bsrping seh.a'i"u when
psssiug water. and pain in the small Of the Back
and along the I,oins.
Tenor Of ie Yearns Growth cared By
ne.
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HEALTH BEAUTY !! /!

Strong and Pare Rich Blood-Inerease of Flesh
sud weight-Clear skin aud beautiful Com
plexior secured TO all.
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coyINGroy a. A.. NsV, .. ise7,

coyINaToN, g. L., EsV. ., 1857.
Dr.. PRopaIvf.--asvirg scsy ssscre attack
Of Dysen,ery dusiag the pc; sonnee. vas
ip1aced TO use yoar Dyses,efy cesaisi. end
derived therefrou innsdiats and pernsasat
relief. Il gives ae p.esssSc 10 rseenntna tais
remedy 70 sil sko nay be so sttseked. bsiissinG
thai, should the direetioss be fsIieusd, relief
would surely be obtained.
Trary, de-, e'S.PokfA1.
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CHEMICAL Asp TScustcAL LABORATORY. Is
ExcHASGE PLACE. SGw-Yonk. Nov. Is. 1861
UDotpac WOLFE, ESQ.,, DEAR SIR: The unacr-
signel have carefully ard thoroughly snaiyzed
sample of your Aromatic Schieeam Sehpapps,'
selected by ourselves, and have found the sane
reeir,r, al organic or.uori:anic substances. rrore
or icss iarrious 20 heaih. Fsom toe resrit o. our
examina ion consider ;ae article one Of superior
quality, hea:ttful as beverage, ard egectual in
lis medicinal qra;iiics.
respectfully yours.
(Signcd) ALEX. TRIPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS Z. gNGELHARD, n. D.
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4 sPEcfALIv7, 7feJR sAcEs y =
~ BA9S ana H1AFPING 80 -
Al INWARD PtkAa Z
l4s Mestins-psesss epposits chas'ssse
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"schnapps." is a rcnely in caroa;c catarrhal
complaints, cte.:
take grea; pleasure in bearing highly eredita-
bic Testimony TO its efficacy as rcmediai agent
ia the dis,sses fcr which you recommend it.
Having natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces. With sight degree Of stimulation, regard
it as one of tie NOT important remedies in
chronic catarrhal; siections. particularly those
of the genito-u.;nsry apparatus. With much
respect, your cbedicnt servant,
CHAs. A. LEAS, Nd, E-w.york. .
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EEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for City cents.
There is not remedial sgent in this world that
will cure Fever aud Agae, and all other Galar-
Gus, Billions, Scarlet Typhoid. Yellow, AMI other
Fevsss (aided by RADwAY'S PILLS. so quick
as RADwAYss READY RELIEF. Fifty cents
per bottle.
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2s P,xy s1gEET. Nzw-YoRx, Nov. 81. 1867
UpoLFao WOLFE, ESQ, Present: DEAR SIR:
bavc made a eksaical examination Of . sample
of Jour "Sckicaam Schuaprs." with the intent Of
if any foreign or injurious Substance
had bcea addel 10 the simple distilled spirits.
The exara;ax;;oa has restltcl in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or bsrnfdi
admixtnre. have teeu unable 10 discover any
trace Of the dreter:ore substances which are
sometimes emrlcyedin the adzl.sras:on sfi.iqrors
l would not hesitate TO use myself nor TO reom-
mend to Others, fsr medicinal purprses, the
.Sohiedam Schnapps" = an excellent and un-
objectionable --.iety OF sin. Very respectfully
(signed) cHAs. A. sEELY, Chemist.
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SpARTANBURG c. H, So. Ca.

FACULTY.
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N aed Literature
D.. D., Pr English Literature
An Natural Science
n.CA An Professor Mathematics
A History and Biblical Literature
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NJ
LESTER A. NJ
the frat Monday
Session Monday Jannsry iSiZ
the
ses only
The Schools the
in inding $S4
Preparatory iad cOntnssnt e s44
ills oneh
Burd,pcr mont $40 $ss IN
Forfar edirss,
Jelly 12,I A. 81 SALPP PINdrt
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slNY.wKIKLY SUN, 90 4 Y1AR,
Of TIE sane t;se sad gensrai Character %
fHE wEEuY, hat with greEtet varIefy ce
n.gnnaneo1s rcsdtn9s ana fusaitins sne nexn
ofts sanserfhers VIA g7eetez ercs1ne11. hccsnee
tso,n0 t1Scs vvoxinsee ososeseelyo
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TIE DAILY eUE, GO 4 YEAR,
ssssI,essy sos ssiS'ss g BE .sa ~ nSs: &c
pendent, ana fsaci1s n po,it.cs. al tee reyo
BON eTeryghcre. Tyq eeatD eopYf ~ N111,
20 eegte 6naonta, er00 Syc1Zs =
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Not only does the sAasArARILLiAx REsoL-
vExr excel ell known remedial agents In the
cure uf chron:s. Scrofulous. Constitutional, and
Skin diseases but It l. the only positive cure
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ruraor Of ne Yearns Growth cared By
Masfys1rso ffesolvemt.
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For The BloOmfeLd TEm0a.

Mr.. Edtor.-Allow me to state through
your columns, that in my Judgment, if the
the citizens of Bloomfield and vicinity per-
nit the feelings they now have in favor of
the d. b. 81 B. 7. Railroad to pass by
stiled and smothered, that their day of re-
covery from old fogyism will be past for
this generation.
The people who are deeply interested in
this road put me in mind of "Betsy and
the Bear" they want some one to build
the road and they will look on and say
have we not built a nice road. Or they
put me in mind of the man who became
"defecto tipsy" and was found one morn
ing by parson B, standing proped up against
the corner of the church across the way
and when asked by the parson whether he
belonged to that church replied, no but 1
LEAN that way.
The officers who were elected to take
charge of these thing are about as good as
wooden men. A change would be well.
They who are interested say heep quiet we
don't want a railroad here and people begin
to think the reason is that they fear it
might bring another bank. 1t is time the
people awake to their own interest
A Centre Tpp., RailIoad Nan.
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ReOistrU of Sales.

Bills for the following sales have been print
ed at this Office
On Thursday, the 9th of February, Wesley
Fry, from the house of Chas. Vanderau, in
Centre twp, will sell colt, COW, shotes, and
household furniture, &c.
On Thursday, February 9th, there will be
sold at the farm Of Washington Kirk, in
Wheatfleld twp, horses, cattle, sheep, shotes,
and great variety of farm implements and
other personal property.
On Thursday Feb, 23 w. II. Dunn at his
residence near Elliottsburg will sell horses,
cows, chester pigs, and farming implements
In great variety.
On Friday Feb, "a, Fickes & Smith at
Milford Will sell one good mare, buggy, spring
wagon, sleigh etc.
On Wednesday March 1st. j. M. Stambaugh
at his residence near Green Park will sell n
fine lot ofpigs and a sow,of pure Chester breed,
besides horses, cattle, harness, and u variety
of farming implements.
On Friday March Sd Messrs SheafIer IS Co.,
In Rye twp, ~ miles west of Duncannon will
sell head ofmules, horses, cows, wagon gears,
tools, large quantity of lumber and many
other articles. w. @. Houser, Auctioneer.
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x AIush and Milk Festiyal.--The ladies of
the Presbyterian church of Newport will
hold a festival on st. Valentines day, the
14th inst, in the afternoon and evening, in
in the room formerly occupied S. Greene
baum, in Wright's building, lat which time
and place will be served up the savory dish
Of mush and milk, in connection with ice
cream, oysters, Scalloped a la .fricasee and
in every other imaginable way. There will
be the usual amusements attendant upon
such occasions, such as grab-bag, post-of-
flee, fish-pond, ETC., with this exciting addi-
ton, viz the drawing of valentines, fun
ny grotesque and sentimental. This is a
novel amusement and calculated to raise
the risible portion of mankind, and none
should slight the occasion. The object of
the festival is praiseworthy, and deserves
the patronage of ALL 1t was common
saying in the days of tho writer's yonth, in
order to perform a certain difficult under
taking in which physical strength was re-
quired, that mush and milk should be
eaten before the labor could be accomplish
W. hi'i VIC DSiiONS ~ W NC llucs NOW,
friends, if any of you are desirous of do
ing great things, go to the mush and milk
festival. Young gents, take your ladies,
and try your luck in valenti nes Married
men, take your wives, and renew the days
of your youth. And you, alas, forsalxen
young men, who have no ladies, if you will
only go too, you will behold behind the
counter ladies from various portions of the
State, whose grace and beauty will charm
you, land you will never regre: the invest
ment. Don't forget st. Valentines day.
BE sure to be there. You will be rewarded
amply for any countenance you may give
to the enterprise.
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Insane.-A man named John Lahley, and
his wife, Mary, were arrested one day last
week, in Harrisburg, charged with disor-
derly conduct. They hailed from Carlisle,
and proved to be insane. They were sent
back to that place. The State journal
says:
"The woman hailed originally from Per-
ry county, and became insane through re-
ligious excitement. He was struck on the
head some years ago, which effected his
mind and has since rendered him desper-
ate and dangerous character"
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Local Briefs.

/<The triplets recently born near IclIesburg
have all died.
Attention is called to tho advertisement
of GA Nome Explosive Lamp" in another
column.
%The ore mines at Millerstown will soon
commence operations again.
1.-THE heavy body of snow caused the roofs
of several barns in the county, and Peale's
barz-sheds in this borough to fall in. Very
many had their roofs cleared off on Tu es-
day last.
The next annual session of the Central
Pennsylvania conference of the Methodist
church will be held in Carlisle, commen-
cling on the Sth of March, and continuing
about eight days.
A company has been formed for the pur-
pose CT ascertaining whether there is coal
or not in Spring twp. 1t is determined to
spend $500 in the search.
Rohrer's Lung Basam will cure coughs,
and is pleasant to take.
1T appears to be fact that wolves are
infesting portions of this county. Two
were seen only q few nights since, near the
residence of VIM. Sloop, in Rye twp.
The citizens of the lower part of the
county are improving themselves by hold
ing debates at the Keystone School house
every Thursday evening. The question for
this week is, (Which brings the most sor-
row among mankind-war or intemper-
ance."
Mrs. Peter Smith, of Juniata township,
broke her arm last week by slipping on
the ice on the sidewalk at Newport.
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A Case of Fraud.-The "Ledger'' says
that Samuel A. Savidge, member of the
bar of Northumberland county, has been
bound over by United States Commissioner,
Craig Biddle on the charge of passing for
ged or altered obligations of the United
States, with intent to defraud. Defendant
was the attorney for Mary Miller, whose
son, Abraham, was killed in the war, and
was authorized to act for her in procuring
her pension money. The allegation is that
he obtained from the post-office Government
checks, which were made payable to her
order, and forged the endorsements upon
them, thereby obtaining the money and
retaining the most of it until check for
small amount fell into the hands of Mrs.
Miller, which set on foot an inquiry that
resulted in discovering that checks to the
amount of about 5000 had been forwarded
to her and paid. 1t is further alleged that
after this she received $500 from the accus-
ed, and ignorantly made her mark to re-
ceipt acknowledging payment of all mon
eys due her by defendant.
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APPE

NOtlce is hereby given, that the Commissioners
~ OF Perry County, will hold the Triennial Ap-
peas Tor the year ISL, for the townships and bor
Oughs in said county, for the purpose of hearing all
persons who may apply for redress and to grant
such rellel To them,as may appear just and reason
able. Appeals to commence at o'clock in tho
morning and end ut in the afternoon of each day
to wit:
At Shermansdale, for the townshipo of Carroll. on
Tuesday the 9TH of February 1871.
At Center School House, for the twp. OF Wheat
Held on Wednesday the Sth day OF February 1871.
AT DuncannOn, Tor that borough and the town
ship OF Penn, on Thursday the 9th of February
AT Marysville for the bOr of Marysville and the
twp: OF Rye, on Friday the 10th day of February
AT Millerst0wn, for the Dor. of Milerstown and
township OF Greenwood on Monday the 18th day
OF February 1871.
At Liverpool, for the Dor. of Liverpool and the
Twp. Of Liverpool, ON Tuesday the 1lth day of
AZ Montgomery Ferry, for the twp. of Buffalo
on wednesday the 18th day of Feb 1871.
AT New linifaoe, for the bor OF New Bufaloe
and Watts twp on the 16 day Of Feb, 1871.
AT Newport, for the Dor. OF Newport. and Oliver
Twp, on Friday the 18th day OF Feb, 1871.
AT Newport, for the townships Of Howe and Mil
Ter ON Saturday the 18th day Of Feb, 1871
JOHN STEVENS,
ZACHARIAH RICE. Commissioners
j. A. LINAWEAVER.
JOHN L. SHULER, Clerk.
Jan. II, 1871.
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A Geographical Enigma.

am composed of twelve letters.
My 8, 4, 2 and - is q county in Florida
My II, 1, 4, and is townin Russia,
My 3, a, 5, 12 and is town in Switzler-
land:
Ny Il, 3, and 4, is a river in Europe,
My 6, 2, and 1, is a mount in Asia,
My z 8, 0, 6, 2, and 12, is county in
Georgia.
My 10, 3, a, 10, and G, is town in Austria,
My whole is the name of a noted Inventor.
Answer next week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

Railroad Meeting.-A meeting of the
friends of the Duncannon, Bloomfield e
Broad Top Railroad will be held in the
court house in this borough on next Satur-
day at l O'Clock. Those who have pre-
viousy subscribed to the stock, will have n
chance to increase their subscriptions, and
subscriptions will be solicited. 1t is hoped
there viii be n full attendance.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

Two Fine Farms for Sale.-Two good
farms located near growing town, con-
venient to the Pa. r. r. The farms are in
a high state of cultivation, and will be sold
on reasonable terms. For further particu-
lars call at this office.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07

Using a Wrong BOttle.-Last Sabbath
morning a lady residing in the lower portion
of the city, while attiring her children for
church, picked from the bureau bottle she
supposed to be hair grease. With this she an
nointed their heads and sent them to attend
their religious duties. Yesterday morning,
to her astonishment, their heads and faces
were found to be swollen and inhamed. 1t
appears that by a mistake, she had got hold
of a wrong bottle, and admin stored prep
aration Of croton-oil, highly scented like
ordinary hair grease, which had been pre-
scribed by a physician for a lady patient in
the house, to be used externally. The con-
sequence is that the children are badly,
though not dangerously poisoned by the
mistake A physician was summoned, and
the sufferers are now receiving medical
treatment. This is the second case of a
similar kind that has lately come under his
observation. 1t should prove caution to
pharmaceutists and medical men in prepa-
rations of this kind not to use ilavoring ma
terial.--State Journal.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
Z1CO VOI1CO6Le Farms
LOCATED IN JUNIATA COUNTY, PA,
AT Private sale.

nNE OF the farms contains $50 ACRES of
" we'll improved land, with good buildings and
good water near the door with line fruit and
many other improvements. Stores, Mill. and
Churches within sight.
The other contains $50 ACRES of wellim.
proved land, good buildings fine Spring of water
near the door, and excellent fruit OF many varie-
ties. The land Is In u high state of cultivation,
and OF the best quality. These are desirable farms
and viii be sold. For further particulars call on
or address
TIMES OFTTCE,n
44i New Bloomfield, Perry CO., Pa.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-07
TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used, (free of charge), with the di-
rectious for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON.
No. 42 Cedar St., New York.
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