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n EsfDENCE-A desirable residence. ~
II Dzsoto street, lot 60xl7O feet, corner lot;
Price $500, sAo canhs balance IN ons ~
49, mlO
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COMMUNAL FELICITx-Nothing tends mors
70 connubia1 happiness than cheerful ana
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
ramedY.
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HAVE Y0uR MusIa BOUND

CRooUET SETS. at
WHEELER, PICKENS & cos.
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EcoNoMT.-Take your spring clothing 70 the
Steam Dveing ana Cleaning Honse fHuat q
HansonE CID 9sand5 rs second Ereet.
AAt80N &XAE
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NEW BOOKS.

TIE THzORY OF THE SCIENTIFIC GAAE or
WHTsT- BY william Pole, K. r. s, Mus
Doc. Oxon. New York 9. W. Carleton.
Memphis Clesves, 6mithvick & Hatcher.
This is q very attractive little book
which whist-players will find invaluable.
l. opens up the science Of the game and
abounds with authorities.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

MemzhR ana =nf1o EsWsr Faeke COs
u. nail Aad So uthsrn EzPr-ss-
For Helena, DeVaui8 Bluff, Searcys Augusta
and Jacksorpo1t.
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TFEDER--E.I. Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis every 1UE8DAzi a. ,
O'Clock pm
z p WALT-Iohn j.. EGsou, master
LeaFes Memphis sTe-y SATURDAY. at
CfeioSE pm
The above lice O elegant ste2Dsre
AZ DeyeNPs BIun win Ius railroad fer LIELe
Rock Snc I~sckscnporL
ELLIOTT & EILLEE, Agents
mh7 8 Promenade f0ot ~ fenersnn-
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TTDgF OF THE SUPREME CoUsrLIo
80 PEoPLE OF T~NEEEssEE: ~4nIespOa
= ne expression Of p popular oeslIe, IL
S.tIon ~ me matter, I hereby announce -.
SsiT = espdidate for the mo ~ Jnoge oL1
srpreme Court, made vacant OItne+te1 Trst
ton OF Hon. 7. A. Heboh SOSVE
Thursday in August next SRMSI5
Chattanoogs, 2srch II, 81 ELL
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WIlKIE GOLLIHS'S BEST NOVEL.
POOR MISS FINCH.
New supply just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279H Main street.
LOCAL IN

& 20 Lsddin's Business College.
Attend Robsrtson's Business CoIlsss.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. M
Main street. Three f~Rultless gem pictures for
atty canGs.
W. A. Edmonds, Nj. D.. h~Omeopathist,
Residence, Peabody hotel. ONCE, ~ Monroe.
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Tan finest hats in the city At Lady
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BROADWAY" and "spring" dress
hats at Leidy & Co IS.
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Go TO LErDY& Co. for lstest styles dress
hats
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OPAL

VISITING CARDS
AMI
NOTE PAP R,
Just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279X Main street.
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g 70 Joe LOOke'a for the latest publ
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SEEsdverdssment Of d. Butts Dtspensary,
in another column. II should be read by
ell
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rrNn not lunch At the SHAY Horssr sv-
srv46e, hnm ten 70 onec'rlQpk.
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--LATEST STYLES +" drsss hats at Lsidy
AZ Co.'s.
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CLOTHES WRINGERs, at
WHEELER, PICKENS & cos.
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"sPRINs STYLES" Just received, at
Taidv & On =.
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Astounding In dramatic episode, and pic
lures as true as they are striking. The
scenes and situations have been laid In
Louisiana, and for that reason viii attract
resdere who. as they progress, viii be
charmed and c~aptivated with style that
is essv and flowing, sbounding in bsauti-
full thoughts and reflections as well as in
csdents, studies and truths.
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FIVE HUNDRED DozEN BROoxs. 81
WHEELER, PICKENS COS.
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sr-Am-FuT1Na, as second atTssl.
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DORIS CLOTHES WASHERS. st
WHEELER, PICKENS & cos,
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JUDGE Wight LOTS.

PATENT CHURNs, at
WHEELER, PIOKENS &CO'S.
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EnR RENT.

HOUSE AND GRoBND-
ID Gardeners, uurserymen ana oAlfsMn
1aFe notice: A dWelling-honse ana LOFTY
or1eV 81 Ground, situated on the old Ralelgh
rosd. fust outside OF the city umlH. NE
Draoossd railroad TO Raleigh VIII pEsby OF
fbrEugh the grounds. To gardeners oalLg-
r-e. al nurEerymen the place poSaesses me
teli'les' Apply JAMEsT LEAFH,
tax no. IS Union street.
= roRE-On Jefferson street, uEder Com
~ mercisl Hotel. Apply %
mhl3 JOSEPH ANDk4M5. 2z6LOo
HoUsE-A new house with ak rooms.
III J.. l. BIGELOWs Es NAL sLLssG
nhsIDENCE-A desirable residence O. 3
IL rtroms. stable, cistern, well ana Outnouses
rrmrlete. situated on the corner o. ahHS
and Mn streetE, ChelBeR- Apply 70 \
Fdgington, Atfy-st-LsN, ID A~aolson sL--
nFFICE-Tbe most desirable omoe IN me
" cffv, formerly occupied BY ~
snrsncs mpa also, Two omce4 II Inc
stanton Block. Apply 70 ~oCurr
Union street
- OOM-One large room, suitable foI cotton
IL Drace. commission business oryoD Pt
Ing Ofdce. This room Is IN me rear " -
Enafnese densrtment OF the Appeal ana ~
Tie center Of tbs business Porllo1O lI1e SsS:
rqORE-6OOM-The store-room on the cor
ner OF Hair sad Monroe streets Ln1eE
Er Psabody Hotel, nom February Isl APP
Nv n 3. q.
F IS Madison street.
-
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ny hook with the name Of Mr.. q

FKRSAEDo DE LIMOS: A novel: BY. Charles
Carleton. Memphis: Cleaves, Smithwiek &
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FOR ST. FRANCE RIVER.
AUCTION SALES.
Gad1es' Auot13a saIe

GEORGE SHIELDS q Co, AuettoBserss
A MAIN STREET. On
Thursday and Friday, March IL and rs.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock an. and ~
O'Clock pm.
THE ladies Of Memphis are specially So
Il nc1tsd to attend this large sale Of = gene
RAJ stock OF LACES and EMBROIDEaIE5
and FANCY GOODS. consisting In par. OF
Jaeonst Edgings and InssrtsnE Linen Edg-
fngs and Insertngs, Nalsncia Lasss ard M
servings. GtmpuIe L&ca, Point Appleqaa
LaesS. Valencia Lace HandEerchisfs. Point
Applique Lace Collars. Valencia Point Lace
Collars, Ladies Linen Underwear, Ba-k
Lace Parasci Ccvels, White mi Black Lace
Points, u q general Fsrtety o. assorted
Goods As his VIII be q spsclal sale Tor Is
dies, there vii be comfortable esats and drss.
GEO. SHIELDS q co, AuctIs 2oAain
by A.Fa11SE CO ca
AactIOnssrs 6 esnnisslsa zsrch'ts
"a 'FRONT.' 81, ABOVE ADAzz
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COLLEGIATE EpUcATIoH. By Richard kim
ball. New York: g. W. Carleton. Mem
phis: Cieaves, SmithWick & Hatcher.
This Is q very neatiy printed pamphlet,
containing the address delivered before
the alumni OF Dartmouth college In July
of last year, which commsnds Itself TO all
thinking minds for It's power n origin
atty.
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ANY book with the name Of Mr.. Gay
are on its title page mustd ad ready sale,
ESPECIALLY here Ia the South, where he ts
we'll known as one Of tbs few Historians
who have Ahed renown upon American
literature. The book before us EustRins
The nigh reputation q its sntnor. Less a
novel han Al ausobioeraphieal sketch. II
dsslv with metarleihm and apirituelifms
wIth tAe ustnTal ard supernat1rals
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TERs0sTs

FOR vICKsBURe.
Ms4phfs aad Sc. Leafs PaeksfC ompaay
For Helena, GTse1vlla and NicEs1ur7.
Steamer COLORADO.
E
WIN leave a. aDcve THIS DAY, March 18TH
mbi5 FLEN. CALVERT. sap1
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The Representation you nsay Know
fhsm-FRst Life-The GIaring In.
terror of n Hell Dsnfe
Never Knew.
The Honest GembIer-The Man who
Plays an Open Hand from a
Fair Deal and Believes
in a short Future.

The descent made recently by the po-
lice. first upon the keno establishments,
which were closed, snd then upon he
faro banks, which are said to have been
swept out of existence, may render the
following recital of facts, very familiar
though Il may DO to our local readers. OF
infinite value to innocent young men Wis
iting the city.
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Where TO Emigrate.

We answer, go to Southwest Missouri be-
cause the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co.
offer 1900, 600 Acres of Land to actual set
tiers, at low price on long credit besides
furnishing free transportation over their
road to purchasers; this road extends from
st. Louis, through Missouri to Vinitia, In
dian Territory, is being pushed rapidly to
its destination, the Pacific Coast; will be
one of the trunk lines of the country, never
blockaded by snow-the lands along the
road are in rich fertile country, as pro-
ductve as any in the State; the climate
combines all the advantages of northern
and southern latitudes; good climate, soil,
health, water, timber, grazing, fruits and
flowers, invite you to go to this region
For further information address A. Tuck,
Land Com'r, in 523 Walnut Street, St.
Louis, Mo. 6.19.52.
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rTR1AL LIST, FOR AUGUST TERM, 1872.

1. Michael Clouser VS.. Samuel Klinepeter.
2. John r. McNeal VS.. Philip McNemar.
8. Milligan & Musser vs. Augustus Bupp, &
Caroline Bupp.
A. j. A. Maxwell, NJ. D., VS.. Daniel Miller.
3. A. G. Rather VS.. G.. Maus & Maria Maus.
6. II. G. Barstow s. Catharlne A. Barstow VS..
John Kroh.
z. f. B. Clouser use VS.. Alfred Wagner 81
Joseph Weldon.
s. James A. Cooper vs.. Hugh Gray.
0. VIM. II. Minich's use VS.. G. W. Bistline
81 Benjamin Bistline.
10. Samuel Moss use VS.. James Blain, Gar
nlshee.
IL. Ellie j. Morland VS.. DR.. G. w. Bistline.
l2. Bigler & Son VS.. VIM r. 8 Cook.
49, John @. Kuhn VS.. Samuel Tudor.
IA. James Crist, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
Is. Thomas Bealor bylhis father VS.. John
Sheats.
16. Charles Brown, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
II. Thomas Elder, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
J. J. sPoNENBERGER, Proth'y.
Prothy's Office, July 8, 1879.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
MARRrAGES.

RoBINsoN-SMITH-On the 4th inst, at the
Lutheran Parsonage at Pottsville, by the Rev.
John @. McAtee, G. d. Robinson, of Newport,
Pa, to Miss Kate j. Smith, of the same place.
\ REIsINGER--JAGoBs--On the Both of June,
1872, at Eshcol, by the Rev. VIM. Quigley, Mr..
Thomas J. Resinger to Miss Melissa Jacobs,
both of Ickesburg, Perry county, Pa.
MowRY-TRITLE-At the parsonage at Liv-
erpool Perry CO., on the II tn inst, by the Rev.
c. f. HoiTmeir, assisted by his son Rev. III. w.
Honmeir, Mr.. n. B. Mowry to Mrs. Lizzie A.
Tritle, step-daughter of the officiating clergy
man, both of New Buffalo, Perry county, Pa.
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Uncertainty of Law.-About year ago
the State Bank of Harrisburg had suit
against one Neal M'Coy, in the court of Ju-
niata county, to recover the value of a note.
The defence put in was that at the time of
signing the note the defendant was so in
toxicated that he did not know what he
was doing. The jury found verdict for
the defendant, and the Bank carried the
case to the Supreme Court, where an argu-
ment was had on motion for a new trial.
That body, at its session in Philadelphia
recently, reversed the Judgment and Or
dered the case remitted for a new trial. In
the course of the opinion the court holds
"That insanity is a misfortune and drunk
enness is a vice." According to the de-
cision the signature of drunken man in
validates the note only as between the
original parties, and not as to the bona .fdC
holder or third party who has purchased
it,
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Chr Qimes, New BlounrheIO, 1)a,
Found Dend.--we give below the par

Found Dead.--We give below the par
ticulars of horrible death that occurred
in Silver Spring township: On last We'd
nesd ay afternoon q week about O'clock,
Mr. William DilleD engaged in harvesting
with Mr.. Stone, on Hemminger's farm at
the ridge, complained of feeling unwell,
and started for the house, a short distance
from the field. Upon returning to the
house in the evening inquiries were made
for Diller, but he had not yet made his
appearance.
Nothing further was thought of the mat
ter, as it was supposed he had either gone
home or to his brother-in-law' residing
close by. On Friday the olfactories of the
occupants Of the place were greeted with
an unpleasant odor, and search was imme-
diately instituted, but nothing was discov-
cred. On Saturday afternoon the search
was resumed, and the body of the missing
man was discovered under large walnut
tree in cornfeld near by, in a fearful state
OF decomposition.
1t is supposed that he died of cramp, as
he had complained of a pain in the stomach
when he left.--State Journal.
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HFreaks Of Notwithstanding the storm
of Wednesday last, considerable damage
was done by the lightning in Centre and
Carroll townships.
A large bank barn belonging to John
Smiley, Sr., near SheImansdale was struck
and set on fire, entirely consuming the
building, together with quantity of grain
and many farming implements, horse gears
and one calf. There was an insurance of
$1,000 in the Perry Mutual, on the building
A unfinished house near there, built as a
parsonage for the United Brethren, was
also damaged.
The barn of VIM. Stouffer was struck,
but the fluid passed down the spouting and
leaders into cistern doing no damage.
A shock of wheat on Mr.. Darlington's Is
place in Centre twp. was struck and burned
up. r tt
A large poplar tree on the Nelson farm
was struck and shivered to splinters, and in
several other instances trees were damaged.
Killed by lightning. Monday the
D.,
Wilcox, from Mesopotamia, Ohio, an en-
ploye of the Pennsylvania Lightning Rod
company, was instantly killed by lightning,
upon Judge Maclay's farm in Brown, twp,
Miffiin county.
He had been picking cherries, and was in
the act of carrying ladder across an open
field from the tree to the road, when Q
thunderbolt in advance Of am approaching
rain struck him to the ground. A lad
named Willie, son Of VIM r.. Bell, wai
walking few steps behind, and was alsc
felIed to the ground by the shock, but, re-
covering, saw that Mr.. w. was dead, and
Immediately ran TO the house and gave the
alarm. There were iron points on the
ladder ends, but the lightning did not topel
the ladder at all. 1t struck Mr.. WIS right
cheek, passed down his body aud boSl
legs, and burst from both his shoes, tearing
one-half Of each shoe literally into shreds
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InstallatiOn.-Car Presbytery met
on Tuesday last at Newport and received
from the New Brunswick, Presbytery A..
c. Titus, a lcentiate, who was examined
for ordination, approved and installed pas
tor of the Newport Presbyterian Congre-
cation on unanimous call of the same.
Rev. DIR. Strong, of Harrisburg preached
the Sermon, Rev. Mr.. Meeker, of Dauphin,
gave the charge to the pastor and Rev. Mr..
Thompson, of Duncannon the charge to
the people.
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Notes StOlen.-On or about the 30th, of
June the subscriber had four notes stolen
from his residence in Saville twp. Three
of the notes were dated on the I'd of March
1872, and were transferred to me by A. M.
Miller One of the notes was drawn by
John Shuman for $11 81, one by p. d.
Delaney, for S12 O5 and one by VIM.
Jacobs, for $14 43. The other note was
drawn by Jacob Swab, on or about March
1st 1871, for $50 payable to my order. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing
said notes. d. S. SHUMAKER.
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Attacked by a Hog.-The Leotstown Dem

Attacked by a HOg.-The LeaOistooon DEM
Ocrat says:
On the 5th inst, child aged about one
year, daughter of VIM. Cavanangh, while
in the door of his residence, in Granville
township, with piece of bread in her hand,
was seized by SOW, and dragged away.
The alarm was given and the other children
attempted to rescue the child, but in vain
the sow refusing to let go its hold. The
dog was called and on his seizing the SOW
the child was dropped, and, fortunat ely,
had sustained only few bruises. Had no
help come, she would undoubtedly have
been devoured by the vicious brute.
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List of patents issued from the United
States Patent Office to Pennsylvania In
ventors, for the week ending July 2, 1872,
and each bearing that date. Furnished this
paper by Cox s. Cox, Solicitors of Patents,
Washington, d. G.
Wagon-Seat Support. j. II Fellows,
Alba.
Molding and Casting Pipe. j. NJ Ken
worthy. Carbondale.
Process for the Manufactures of Vinegar.
A. II. Low. Tidioute.
Window-Sash Strip fastener. G. Purnell.
Allegheny City.
Clothes Founder. A. w. Bunnell.
Lnesville station.
Blowing Pipe Mechanism. w. S. Bur-
CESS. Norristown.
Bag Holder. d. Culver. Kingston.
Elastic Washer. 9. Dttman. Leacock.
Match for Lighting Cigar, sc. j. How.
Allegheny.
Fruit gatherer, ]. S. Myers and ]. Corl.
Agricultural College.
Valve Cock r. p. Ross. Bethlehem.
Grain Thrasher and Separator. ]. II.
Shireman. York.
Spark Arrestor. II. N. Williams Lewis
town.
Reissue.-stove Bottom. d. Schuyler.
Titusville.
Design.-School Furniture. ]. Wachob
Scranton.
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Rev. II. X. McCOmb, formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in this place is
now here on a visit accompanied by his
wife. 'a
He was warmly welcomed by many
friends to whom he endeared himself, while
laboring here. Mr.. McComb is now pas
tor over church. in Macomb, ILL.,, and judg-
ing from his appearance it must bea healthy
section of the country.
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Entitled to BOunty.-In the matter of
the decision of the Second Auditor E. B.
French refused 20 allow the claims of the
the members of the regiments of the Penn
sylvania Reserves for the one hundre
dollars bounty, under the provisions of the
act of Congress of April %, 1872, stating
that the act referred to, applied only to men
who were enrolled in the United States
service prior to July 90, 1861 An appeal
was made from this decision to the Second
Comptroller, Hon. j. M. Brodhead, who,
on a careful, examination into the facts
reversed the decision of the Second Audi
tor, and has decided that as the regiment of
the Pennsylvania Reserv es.were enlisted
into the State service prior to July %, 1861,
and were mustered into the United States
service prior to August 6, 1861, bounty
will be allowed and paid to men enlisting
in the Pennsylvania Reserve regiments.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

Twice a Week.-The mail facilities for
citizens in the vicinity of Delville, will be
much better for this year. Mails are now
brought there on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and it will be for the interest of the public
who are to be benefited by the change to
throw as much of their business as possible
to that office so that the department will
not again reduce that route to one mail a
week. The same may be said of Mansville,
which now has mail on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16
DEATHS.

WAGGoNER-In Saville twp, on the 11th inst,
infant daughter of Emanuel and Mary E..
Waggoner aged year, months and 16 days.
CooN-On the Goth of June, in Madison
township, Perry county, mother Rachel Coon,
wife of the deceased Jacob Coon, aged 7S yrs
BERNHEIsEL - On the I'd inst, in Madison
township, Perry county, Harry, son of John
and Susan Bernhesel, aged months and 10
days.
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National Progress.-The Great Ameri.

National Progress. Great Ameri-
can Institute announces its Forty-hrst
Annual Exhibition, to be opened in the
city of N, York on the fourth ofSeptember
next. Application for space to exhibit the
best Agricultural Production, Mechanical
Inventions, Artistic devices, and valuable
articles Of American manufacture, are now
in order. 1t is intended to make this the
most extensive, useful and meritorious ex-
hibitions ever held in America. ct
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-16

As Good as New.-Old tomb-stones Which
are discolored and in bad order can be clean
ed and fixed up to look as good as new for
a. triAing expense. Persons wanting any
job of that kind attended to can have it
promptly done in any part of the county,
by leaving their order with Mr.. M. Y. Hum
baugh at the marble yard either in Bloom
field or Newport. IT,
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TIME AND ENL1GHTENED ExPERI-

ENCE have shown that certain substances for
merly used and relied on in medical practice,
are unnecessary and dangerous; yet some of
these substances have found their way into
medical compounds. DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, however, contain nothing in
furious, being composed exclusively of vegeta-
Bile substances from California. For all dis
orders of the liver, kidneys, bladder, skin, and
digestive organs, and for purifying the blood,
they are the most wonderful remedy known. 4w
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Dress. Making and TaiIoring.-Misses

Dress-Making and TaiIOring.-NIisses
CAN'T and Clouser desire to notify the cit
izens of Bloomfield and vicinity that they
have taken rooms in the McClintock
property on High street, where they are pre-
pared to do either Dress Making or Tailor
ing at reasonable rates. Having had con-
siderable experience in the business in
Philadelphia, they feel confident Of being
able to give entire satisfaction to all who
may patronize them. 3t.
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- rhe crnne Cron Of A. sneer,s vinernr,

rsaS- The Grape Crop of A. Speer's Vineyards
In New Jersey and California promises to be
nearly one third more than any previous year.
Mr.. Speers has for years been buying the pro-
ducts of other Vineyards, which together with
from his New Jersey vines have enabled him
tokeep for years a head, to supply the demand
for his wine of the old yintages, none less than
four years old.
Sold by Druggists.
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The Daily Camp JOurnal.-The first is
sue of this paper, to be published during
the camp meeting of c. V. Camp meeting
Association, near Oakville, will be issued
August Sth. All those desiring the news
of this great camp should subscribe for it.
Price 40 cts. for the term. Fostnot Bros,
Publishers, Oakville, Pa.
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A New Shoe ShOp.-I desire to notify
the Citizens of Bloomfield and vicinity
that, have rented the shop in DER
RICK'S HOTEL, where / am prepared to
make or repair Boots or Shoes promptly
and at reasonable prices.
Persons wanting any work done in my
line are requested to give me trial
CHAS. L. HARLlNG.
June 1S, 1872 Ct -.
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The MarkIeyille Academy will open

again on Monday, the 18th, of August.
Tuition, for common branches, from $500
to $500 per quarter. Good board can be
had very cheap at private houses.
ADAM ZELLERs, Principal.
j. NJ. FMCKINGER, Assistant.
For further particulas address the Prin-
cipal, Oriental, Juniata Co., Pa.