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Drp GOODS.
A NEW-YEAR's GREETING

N
BHRICH'S TEMPLE OF FASHION . .-
the old rear with is trials struggles and successes ds na
grave Time, and the with It's vailed ~
urged make appropriate safess 70
friends patrons thanh them for their nduigeh
eIplsp them ererons 10 the past ana hop
During the aousy Aboed 10 supply our
goods moderate prices; We have endeeoIa
serupulousy representations and
uniform pohiene and faithful attendance ~ our
lhmen and our large trade gve US the peas
Assurance thai our efforts are recognized and appreciated during
coming redouble efforts TO please BI an
az eu adj both 10 the Tsnet su
goods well 10 the comfort Of our
~ mora careful and more er,ne from Europe eio'
Even "a .enss our bargains Young
ipg not for ambitious to build up
,d me we are wiling With the least possible percentage
profit and 10 enjoy the future growth and
business "a As,non.
Trusting the sincerity OF our efforts ana 20
that deserve success We u "
most respectfully,
wy 1-Ff'' ENRICH L Co., No 387 kghth-aye
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Qearhtrs.

.. mer School Institute" II BOnd-st., supplies
schools families reliable TeAebe Teachers wanting
positions should have Application Form W. SchemsboIn Acu,ry
I ITERARY.--A Literary Young Lady reads
II nsed ado, Of the frs! families the POETS history Rpgsh
letter Writing conversation the
The day simple Of all the elementary Enfs
studies references her boob aud notices OF We Pe' Address
READER AND WRITER Boz 20. Station D, Post Once.
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Go uhom II man Concern

DY direction of the Senate OF the United
States. Comnee fnyest and Reteuchment viii bold
The CusOmouss in NeNfotk commencing January
1871 at 10 O'clock No. for the purpose OF ihqalnps into alleged
frauds irregular practices neglect violation " duty BY persons
boiling once 10 the Custom HOu,e. W. A. BUCKINGHAM
e Chairman.
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INRlE RAlI.h N w IN En- AhhANpE-
Il NEXT 81 Train. taxing effect Dec 49, l8 From Chambers
40 M Cincinnati Chicago Day Express Drawing groom Coaches
and Fails and Sleeping Coaches TO destination
Cosch Su.uneh1nna Sleeping Coaches todestination
$50 p M. Night Express SeepugC to Buffalo and Niagara
100 ~ .y Cincinnati snd Chicago Might Express Sleeping
Coshss through Cincinnati Buffalo HagA fA' ana 'hsee 70
For Pof jrv, 500 9so HOO aud 'll5 40 $50 AID 100
For Goshen and NeOen 49, 800 $780, Hoo and Ills r..
For v ,rsicI 800 100 and HIS a. m. 400 p N.
For NeNburgh $3.50 30 and ll'D $40 so and 30 p ~
For S1fsm 800 1880 ll0O aud II IS &jO 800 o' oV
Foi Rsewoc Ioh5k1' Ansuie and R'm'eTs so $780, iloo
sI:Ij T. DE- Jn 200 $780, it;lN 200 aud l;,O g. n
n 'IS5 23) 800 500 SIS $3.50. Goo 'tjj '7O Vl' 'lIVV
I Ro,t FarE ,ni Pa,s,c 65 80 1880 1000 lloO
m Y m sI45 $780, go SIS, 600, go t:D p m and 'HoV
midnight ,..,, ,,,s ..oo "A. G. n,
sni 81 p. NJ aud Ssturisvs only l2;oO mid o.. IN
Tor He AID Way 800 AID S5 2:', 100 AS All 500
Pr s,rs VALLEY sud Wsy 800 and Elsa l2:i5 to-
fr '1 F.ao5 500 IS 900 NJ 1870 o:l5 AIS as $500
go and rs D. NJ Satnrsys onlv 1900 ult. go 80. ,
Fox Crtsski SOD 7.iJ, SOD NJ 30 Jlo fl' '" o'S' anu
ITS g. 3D.. Saturdays oug 200 midnight .o -, A.. soo
For prer PierOnt 500 7:4j, 1900. a 1880, 45 $40 '
q. I'd AMI AS D.. a only l@:0j mini
~ P,Irou am Nac1 900 $780, As $3.50 CO. and @
pm. Satrti,ys only 2:uo midnight ,, -.
leaving Chan r.st on even hours or nan lrs
Twenty utis Green minutes carrier thtu Sooe LUZ Wv
I2rO u Trains star. from thauberrst oniF'
B-Trlns ON tue y. T. z. Of " J. leaving 'hano'r's' on
qircr hours t thirty inmates earlier Han ABOVE
m a.,, and fr Apartments IN Ora wing Room snd Sleeping
Co,ciys be obtained, AMI ods Tor ne ce,i5S sl M
vay; cor Hundred and tweltylts- and hrla'r ni
Cont Brcok,r: Broadway, Wamburgh st the company
Depo and OF Agents at he principal noe'' ax., -i-
' WM K BARR, GenL Passr Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston Worcester Pteheu,s Go%s Jsusoo Lem INV
sia,s points o 10 There ne" and 'aneh rs,us"
CRY OF LAWRENCE. .ra ,,, ,oyrov
vii leave Es-Yort daily tsuud.y ,Ic,pt. at Osloet from
Pr, 60 NoI'e River oi Of and w.i.ns M rn,.,, trains
for iSssS ~ Si'f iS.s isS9 w
ter and Boi.os. Hartford. and Bne Rs roads, an p,.
Serth River. J.E SHORT. j., Ag'sI
E.-.Yoft Oct IA 1859
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDrNCF. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
,4 p from Pier a. n. h., ss. Of RoSlT,SS,s
S: a.: ' B BSsTSs T. I: FsOySSscE =
c.'s' P5s,s1i T n.s s s 1s'
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" and Freight Depot se.Yo foot q LS,. soo
Somsr'' Nth soSS B n wi .o S.s.d ~
L.gh and su'queh.nn. Dvoo and At E9n ITO ne
bS ys Sd H lss Slsa i1Si"S
'' '' iIIF Ss$Es 1 asRA EG TIE VEST
Commencing & Gs lS;' wn,.
E10p NJ cS Hsio
Towards, w,verly, Bevdere &c.
81 m-w.rnRS BrrsE.' daily t,Iesp SUNDAYS. for E,Qp Allen.
Nth Lshs ,H So,aCsnnn, pSn Tor s,dfS
I.hisS v.lley R.lTS road for M.aeh Chunk
1890 D. m-For Fsmpgon, Bon, Allentown, Mach Chunk
H,hsnoy CITY Haiou Wiesbae, Reading Columbia, Lancaster
EphuD Pottsyle, Harrisburg, &c.
2 D. m-For Psn6eld.
40 m-Fo Elston. Connects Phhnsbug with Lehgh and
susq Division Wesbarre and Scranton and
Lehgh VALLEY r. for Allentown and Cssiauquai Phillips
burg for Belvidere.
m.-POr Psinss6.
Allentown sd Magch Chunk. Connects at June
ton With Del Lack and West X. r.
m.-ROr Somervlle and FlemngtOu.
5 2. m.-For SOmerylle.
$50 Pm-cSCss.Tl EXPRESS daily for Bsston Bethlehem Allen
town Reiing Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud Cincinnati Sleep
iBg and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
p. n.-POr SomerTile.
I y. m-Ror SOmerile.
1907 nj Kmigrsntl-Por Phillpsburs.
el3 m-FOT PAn6ed
ll:20 p. m-For PsnGeh.
Por Elizabeth At $500 Goo Go 7:5 -:b 800 $50, 500 9;l3
1880 1920 Has. 1870 l2l5 1880 1900 2Jo 800 32O 15
coo go as 500 s5 5:i5, 600 go 800 $780, 49, sO Gl5
1890. Il:20. 1900 p. N.
Tickets West be obtained at the Office Of the Contra Rail
EewJersev, OF NenYok ami at the principal
K. B. KICKER, Superintendent
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rTHE WOMANs BOOK!
TIP GRANDRST WORK OF THE CENTURY,
ALIFE'S ISSUES OF LOVE IN ALL IT'S PHASES.
TnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -TILToS-BEEcHER-
TILDEN opt eIrei and honest marriage yOde'ted We al
wh., love y, fail to realize IL This PlsOii worn
tell bow
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
4 '-' EOAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, N5l

Psg-s S.sro York Of Twenty seTeath't ard
Fourhsre. Entrance Twenty seTenih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT Of the
\ UNITED STATES SojrIiERN DISTRICT q GEORGIA I'D
WIN PARSOAS ", JOHS RICHARDSON mi JAMES b. GAUURE,
A,sgnes Farmer, aud Mechanics BsuklN EqrIt Icing
Telese1te the that hr, otter PERSONS tlau Hose before
distribution OF
the Interests 81 all nay he protected sr practicable II
ha. demands the Yarn
Mechanics Bank shall before the i MONDAY Apu
~ table aytUneuts asserting tlcr respective claims
ordered that he Clerk Of Ills Court This
hed fof three before the
this Court 10 Newspaper hr TIE Of savannah aud
NcvYok and :ba the expense such publication he pA out Of the
funds JOHN EkSklAk, Judge
in oeel Court December 10. 1871.
trr- copy rom the miuacs JOS MCPHERSON, CLERK.
iaI ~. mI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT Of the
K UNITED STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT or GEOR.
GA-HAEVEY TERRY, Complainant 1ni THU BANK or CON.
MBBCBe al Defud'ntS EoUrr 1t being reprson to tbs cur.
other than those before the Count interested
dsrbu Of the Assets nyolIo said that the interests Of all
protected prsceah IL ordered decd
demands SAID BANK Of Commerce shall
or before Monday Apu yet themselves
parties said viii able aRf proper asserting
their respective claims
And is her ordered that the Clerk Of his Cont this oner
published week Tor three before the
Court beNsp published the CJ OF Macon
New York t the Of sad pubca0i
pad out the hands o. the Receiver Of
Grated in open Court Dec &C. 1871. -. ..-,....,s
copy RON the minutes. -
jAI lAwomM JAWS hcPEERsoN, CLERK.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby
~ given according TO law, to all ssoas having claims Is'in
JFRViS LASGDOS late Of the Ctr EHTA deceased they
required vouchers thereof the subscribers
the the m "a and Of the tih dsces
Of LLkGDOS Co. No. B.dvinst be City Of Euira
on OF bsiot, F.tra,y lsl-Died this day Of JULY IsI
j. b. 7. SIZE,
CHARLES J LAyGDON. ,
THEODORE ". CRANE. 1 i''u'''
SAMUEL L. CLEMENS,
,,9I Invita- and OLIVIA LANGDOS HIe-utrir
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prnilng.
usobins Garbs, &t.

At WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
n tob.,i-wBDDlsG CARDS std FINE sTAIIoNEki' tA'''
Hshss bl5.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
RIGoLB0CHB AID FfNETTB,
January is,
CIRCLE PRASCAIs DB EHARMoSiE
ID T. BARNUM~ MUSEUM, MENAGERIEs
AND CIRCUS.
RlNK, THIRD-AVE. AND slXrf.1HlRDsT,
WILL Positively CLOSE SATURDAY. JAN g.
Meantime will he Continued DAY aud NIGHT, The FAMOUS hoIr
TIAN MAMRLuKKs. FAIRY SPBCTACLRs, ORlksTtl "a
GEANTs, ARABIAN PASTOMlMks, ATHLETIC sSd kSVks-
TRAN SPORTS &C. &c.
Performances AZ 2 aud 3.
Adm.sos. 50 esais; children % "a.
Reserved CssrS srit. Cbira to Reserved sss 10 e'ss
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Gbe dimes, lNeu Bloomfield, pa.

portion of sulphur, which renders many
kinds of coal so unpleasant.
Much care has been takenin Kansas to Per-
feet the system ofcommon schools. From my
door can see four school houses all within
three miles. l came here in September,
1870, "homesteaded" eighty acres of land.
There is quite settlement here, all home
steaders like myself, and all very enter
prising men. Much attention is given to
raising fruit and setting out groves of for
est trees. Some of us have from six to
fourteen hundred apple trees, and as many
peach trees set out. Last season peaches
sold at from 25 cents to 81 90 per bushel.
left Perry county, Pa, three years ago
for Missouri, but finding that it was not the
place for me to find a good cheap home,
instead of going back to Pennsylvania, as
many do, came on to Kansas, and consider
myself very fortunate in so doing. Iwould
gladly welcome some of my friends and ac-
quaintances from Perry, but have not felt
any desire to get back to Perry to stay
among the rocks and hills.
Yours, &C.,
b. F. REIBER.
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The Pennsylvania
Cattle Insurance Company.
Capital and Assets, $l50,OOO.
Incorporated by The Court Of Common
Pleas Of SchuylkM Co., Nor 81, go.
Incorporated by Legislature Mayl0,l8n

TT has now full power to insure Buildings,
i Merchandise and all kinds of Property
against Fire, Storms or Tempests. Also, to
Insure Horses and Cattle against Death or
Theft. The rates on Loan or Preferred Policies
are a little higher than any other company
doing business In the county; but this class Of
policy holders can borrow money any time the
Company can spare 1t out of its suplus assets,
and the money will be loaned in rotation, so
that the first persons procuring loan policies
can be the first to borrow money If they need
IL. Only
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
will be charged for money, and loans will be
made at all places that good agencies can be
established, SO that the Company will be q
Home Company wherever II does business.
The Company will also take risks on the
common cash and mutual plans as cheap as
other reliable companies.
The Directors meet regularly on the second
Monday Of every month.
JOHN d. HADESTY, President.
JAMES II. GRIER, Secretary.
Office, ,-308 Centre ST., POttsviIIe, Pa.
see Hnn
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We tnrite communications from, all pers0nSloho are
Interested in matters property belonging TO this
department.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-27

Made or Poor Rum, Whislkcy, Proof Epirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorod, spiced and sweet
cncd TO please the taste, called Tonlcs Appot=-
crr," RGstorers" &C., that lead the tlpplcr On to
drunkenness and ruin, but true Medicine, maGc
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California free
from all Alcoholic StimuIantG. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Ronovator Gnd
Invigorator OF the System, carrying or all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
No person take these Bttcrs according to GIrcc-
tion and remain long unwell.
800 wnlbo given for an incurablc case, provided
tho bones arc not destroyed by nlncral poison
other MEANS and tho vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair.
For 1nflnmmntory md Chronic Rhcumn-
tism aud Gout, Dyspepsia, ar Indigestion,
Bilious, Rcmittcnt nnd Intermittent Ecvcrs
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, md
Bladder, these Bitters havo been most succces-
ful. such Diseases arc causcd by Vitintcd
Blood. which is generally produced by arrangement
OF tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Head
achc Pain In the Shoul ers Coughs, TghtneGs Of tho
Chest, DzzncsS, Sour Eructatlons of the Stomach,
Bad taste in tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palptaton
of the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain in tho
regions OF the Kidneys and hundred other pA-liul
symptoms, nre tho ofIsprngsof Dyspepsia.
They inyigorato tho Stomach end stimulate tho tor
pid and bowels, which render them ofunequalcd
efficacy in cleansing the blood OF oil impurities, and
imparting new life and ylgor to tho whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tottcr, Salt
Rheum, plotchcs Spots, lmplcs, PuGtules, Boils Car
buncles, Ring Worms scad-lead, Sore Eyes, Eryslp-
elas Itch, scurf, Dlscooraons OF tho Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of tho bSn, of whatever nature,
literally Glg up and carried out OF tho system In
short time by the Of thesc pttcrs One bottle in
such will convince tho most ncreduous oI their
curative effect.
Cleanse the vitIated Blood whenever you nnd Its
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1880 TAKE NOTICE. 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sick ?
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THE AGE.
1872
The Leading Democratic Newspaper in
Pennsylvania.

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PROSPECTUS FOR 1879.
FIFTH YEAR.
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THE ALDINE:

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NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
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s[17fJAIha sE[17fAlats Ell|t I!jlSE ellEF1attg EatSs i

A SURE CURE for this distressing complaint Is
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NrOTICE TO TREsPASsERs. : The spbseri-
forbidden 10 use private roads on his premises, OF
trespass on his property In any manner whatever.
without permission. HENRY KKLI.
sayilie twp, Jan. IL. 1879
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-27

7 AIDES AND CHILDREN will nnd q
L. splendid assortment Of shoes at the one
price store eff Mortimer.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-14
a VALENTINE STORY.
nY ESTHER l.. lh:Acn.

4 80 dear! How dreadful it is to be
lpoo., and have to work for just cnoug.
n . keep soul ana body ttsc:hcr! Incvcr
4 tnuca ANY of'this haicilit sewing without
YiiarinE an entire appreciation of Tic sur-
rnwS oi hat pour anIlan whom Hood
immousllzct! IN his .,;ons OF the ssi.r;. .
cnil't":titch! stitch sltci - forever. I
Hon't care III do sl,irrc to death. Ii
Iiust come some time, and had rather
4 die now tlinn to he six niontr; about itm
A -And the speaker, Il pretty, tair-lmircd
}s'ri OF sixteen, threw aer' III Intoa low
! cniir by ilcrmo,hcr's idc, and wcpt biz
( t.rly.
Rose, my darling,s said her mother,
kindly, "yoa are tired and nervous; lav
aside Your work II litle while, and 20 out
lor II walk 1t is nclFly time for Julia
TO come home. and Sou might go and
meet her. 1t will dotou good"
81 don't cnrc If ! never go anywhere
again wns the answer.
l'utshe rose slowlh and. driving her
eyes, proceeded to ddh her clGnk and hat,
pnusing Il moment OF two before the lit
tic, cracked mirror.
Mother" said hc, suddenly, how
long is it since you wrote to Uncle"
Il wrote to him wien your father died,
and again about t,R months ago, but
lave received no answer to either letter
lIc is probably busy and has little time
to write"
Doesn't care 10 pwn his poor rcla-
tiona, probably" said Rose, bitterly II
!. t,,,ly r.;.l hp would %u1 mo p lnw tlnot
mine ia 50 shabby lam ashamed to so
into the street. Wl, good-by, mother
4 ior q little while. Il suppose you have
troubles enough witlput having me com
plain, but | can't help sometimes and
kissing her mother sailcctionatcly, she
went out.
Airs. Shelton had been left y wdoy
one year previous toi the time our stofv
sopeIf. Her husband had been one ef
the opcn-handcd, oren-hcartcd class 't'
mon, who make kind husbands and in
i duigcat iathcrs, but always live tip y