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New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
TREASURY DEFARTHTNT, u. s lIff SAVING SERVICE }
OFFICE or GENERAL SUPEKNTENuENT

WASHINGTON, j. g, AAS ~, IPl5 }
DROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION OF a
4 IIFE-SAVING sTATION.-SEALED PROPOSAL
will received OdOe until saturday, the l4th car Of
June 1870 for o. hieSsviug staon o.
WRch Bi X. !. The building must be Finished reaSy Tor
occupancy before August -, 1872. .-
be panied by BOND IN Inc SUN eoU
with coed suroes CONDITIONED that the
bdder shall into without delay Nd give such
the faithful performance thoTef may
be required his BID be accepted or oy dtsoss Of 5000
currency bonds be rtrued 70 the uass 'cess nd
after Of the coatrHc and 10 Die suocsssful
bidder sfteT bis ana b nd Tor the is: peroTHe
O the thereof shall De approved by The Secretary OF tAe
Treasury.
Specifications plans and forms OF proposal and BOND can
obtained Of the Offices Of the Collector o. Dustpns 81 TOV
donce, f. l. and StOuugon and yLouesn CoEA Of Gap
min H.. L =. r. N. Broad way New
York and H. H. Hunting superintendent Of LuehaYiuF sta
IOus BragehamptOu, y. y Application 10 tais
office.
proposals indOTsed Proposals for The
ton OF Saving station a. watch IN T. l9 aBd al
dressed The General SupernehdeEI United states LILO
saving Service Washington, ID. G.
The right 10 reject any AL bids 10 waive dsiscts, IL
deemed Tor The the mont 70 10 90 Is
reserved ,. l. hlS hLl-
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v,rv CUARTFS Wilson. WHO died IN

DEV. CHARLES WILSON. who died In
IL Melbourne in the Colony Of Aq,tT;n on ne % OF
London who l. supposed have died AT Boston IN the United
states Of America and his CT ARIES FRANCIS 1r
FRA StiS ca rIFS who supposed died New
YORK in the United OF America persons so
ouanted either Of them, requested 10 COM
rlunicatC with THOMAS WALLACE GOLDRlNG, OF No. IL
Southampton ST. Bloomsbury square London England when
tey something their advantage be suitably
rewarded
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DROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES Fl
4 SOLDIERS GRAVES.
OUARTERsA AsTER-OENEBALs OFFICE
Y ~ ..LL..---l--A La 4 4 l--L nl =
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsIINuION. j.. C., March 81, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN tTipNcate are hereby invited
furnishing HciIsf0ucs for soldiers graves IN Pfyat
Village and CITY Cencr1cs provided bv the law Sppioycl
g. 1873 81 which the following Is an extract
That the Secretary Of War hereby authorized - ye1
hoads5uos Of soldiers who served IN the reg
Mar Volunteer Army OF the United states curing tLg war
for the niOn and who been buried in private village
o. CsIaecIcs provided Dy Tao
O March g. 1873. for those inferred IL National Military
CcIEetfrcs."
Tie total number T. be furnished s estimated At 1000
describing n detail the standard nIed bY the
sdc.eay Of aud blank forms 81 proposals bc had on
ni1c pcTsou by eitar to taptan a J. lockWoL
A. O. NJ o. T. A ia charge OF National CCAieeries ashng
ton, ~. &. .-, ., ... - -.-. -.
tLib OiCo.
All bids should be accompanied BY good gnd sufficient
viii be cOIsdrred except Tor American
HIs Marble OF the grades named 10 tie SPECIFICATIONS
Tr,oAs should be incOsed IA sealed envelopes and en-
dossd Proposals fOT Heads0nes aud addressed 70 le IN
desened al whose Office they Will DC opened IN tho preseugo
ofl1iieIs on Monday, June 10, 1879 commencing at
O'Clock "A.
ly order OF the Secretary OF War
"' ' NJ O. MEIGS quar- teI master g oneral z. s. A
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

{ WUNINl bVAhU'-h IHHI'IJ u d1IIIIH d
saon bOnr6 hnd accommodation m n0- desirable
private family, free i.Oni tbs oltclon oi meet
iudiscrrnluate bOariers by ad'ossnk Box Isl Peek5E
Ou g / nd
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
residence al Passaic W 10 minutes via Le RailToad
will clOCe fruits be 10 be appreciated MY
IitH "-LOrd q TaYiOr, BnoSdway ard eOth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
DO Urom II aIdu Concern

yTNO THE REVEREND THOMAS WILSON,
1 second son OF WILLIAM JAMES WILSON, OF Man.
chester Fnplani surgeon who born IN 1920 and mar
red I'm isIb or s46 Louisa daughter OF charles Bande
- earirgton England By whom he had three children,
Who her yith his wlfc living and who In lst5
s Vfar OF Corbctt shropshire. ana left there In
$40 r te rectory Of HabergAm Eayes Burnley Ian
caShr England where he resided t lo3t or thoIeaDout
ana 1886 LETT England and was next aga hear OF when
he mad oued Federal otis believed the l4th lnfan
try then guprered Fort Trumbui New London COnnoe
since will please communicate with THOMAS WALLACE
GOLDRING of No, Is SOuhAmptOAst bloomsbury square,
f0nd England
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

At CRQION LANDlNG-FOR SALE
II AFARN Of 26acres suitable foI gentlemens county
residence The property located the vest dc oil the Al
bsIy Road one mile north Of toe station ana commsnos
extensive OF the Hudson River INC land iuy GOV
cred appes pears Oer small frt and all under
cultivation buildings comprise good barn, Ice house
IHd other OutbuDdResI the house contains II lGtge rooms
y A n Irnnna nlr.r.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFERa
SpN YORK CITY.

b7ih ST. as l76 II W q! 1st-ave, 2Ox723A; Meyer l..
Sire 10 Jacob Rothschild
bsthst s. so ii Of MedisoOavc, 2OX50.6j Bartlett
smith and VILE 20 Elizabeth Glnon.: :.'...-. ~
ll5th-st n s. 100 20 6thave. 95NloOi (Aa part OBJ
Daniel seymour 10 Norman seymour :;-. q
glStst n = lSS ft q ef lst-sve 26Klu22i Aorsiuh y
Underhill and wife 70 Mary Murray
B6thet s. ia It Of 7thav0. 0l.ls5Nls'Ili5 i'niS
v Cox TO Mary Y Moore. 80; Z
6Sth-st A. ISL It W of MedsOn-aNe, zI,oAlVV'o'
Anthony NowbTay and wife 20 john ~ ~ 1n-.,..,
6sthst = 1869 Il " OF Aadisonave' 22hlouoi e''o
Same rropcrty GeorEe Lake and others executors
,stSaSS q e from West l2th-st 10 Bioonted-st
Sie ii x 0OrirreguleTJ NaToT, Aldermen ana Ooih
tpOuqlty Ambrose h Fly
DelapC.y- 81 n q cor Of GoSTck-st S0Ntoi Is r nv
Caarrty referee 70 J ul!s = Luter. y..,..'
lint0u.avc n e cor - lst-st. 23%NlOoi w j DlNoh
referee 20 CAerles NJ all ..;o -.
Citv IIslLpl e. 2U2l L ~ " OF PoarlSt. EOoNOVlIi
n Il McCaAerty reier0e. 90 julia VI Luter. -.
Harlem RAILROAD. Of part OF Joy no ltO NAf'h
Ngrdl & = smith, referee % J Rhlhc.Snoer-;--,.
Jldricce-st No lC8, r Farrell. rtcrec, 70 Ammo y
catb.st = 500 II of lOth-sve. lGsAla22i W
Couldwen and wife "a Albert Ailbank. .-.,-
5Ethst, n s. ZJb II " o. 2C-No, 2ONlC@zi Alifcu ny
Ger 10 Francis NCQuade
89th-st s. 400 II Of 1Oth-avc R5NHS9, James 20
gan % -ll8S DsV.5......
Greeuwichst between Liberty anu COurtGnCtslN'
lot No 4, ,Y2.lO1lceIirre&ulor; Thomns Il hoog'
kinS % Edward smith ....----...
7lgt-st g lSS fl . OF lsy-Sye, 2JN1O22i y Ffeh-
usss referee. 10 Abraham UndcrhiiI. ..-.---.--''
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IOOPFR HOUSE-
boarded

~ And CAREY FOR I'm tho country
Through summer and Fall
delightful nome for children IN quiet village btautt
and saC surroundings write fOr circu ar TO THE CUhIl
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Bethlehou, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

1tUORTLIDGE'S Summer School for Young
- Men aud Rows n sesshorc cape May 81 weeE Addtees
syiiiin C. Shottndgo Iisrvard Univ S. NJ, Media P.in
GTIOOIEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.-Pr-
= Va. BOARD good iatons large airy rooms Dahl
room gas etc. Near Belmont Han l. IL IL NJ,
CARATOGA SPRINGS.-Priyate boarding
- excellent accommodations for 10 70 20 guests delgi
oraon good table home comforts prices moderate Al
dress H. .. Box I'll
GCHROON LAKE HOUSE, Schroon Lake,
- "a charming Summer resort opens une - SEND
Tor circular. II. !. am ;, : tVf'''tt-
CURF and SALTWATER BATHING at
- speonk L. IT, tormr s6 ana 81. Address fAkMHOIsE,
TOGA.-CLARENDON HOTEL opens
- June ree0nstFuoted popular prices 10 engage apart
ents address pelavaD House Albany sturtevant Ne"
York CHARLES Il. LELAND, Proprietor
SLOAT MANSION, Sloatsburg, n. Yin the
- anapo Mountains = hours from cts 10 acres lawn
largo rooms gas, bath, &ei terms moderate
V. l. TODD,
Formerly Of the Albermar, Saratoga n. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

FAMILIES will find good board at ? private
house neal te seashore good shay sronnnSs n Suir
bathng tsAing boats belong To the hOusej n'o Mu''
walk from pot malaria terms 80 ald 81 lSL "'A'
ut e Iesidelce VI WILLIAM u, ROVlts pay 'lie' L. l.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
Che Gurt.

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAlLROAD:=
y no JFRONE PARK RACES. MAY 80 and 81. UNE
B. o. 10 special elns Win cars reserve 9G lsss.
renniug after the races For regular tralns see Time
tto,Ia Ie,c,Irsian tckrfs. 40 ceats c. NJ. BISSELL
'"'i0 superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
DC0rOSaIs

HONSTRUCTION OF FIRE-PROOF BUILD
" ING for NATIONAL MUSEUM.
hIrTHsoSLAF IaslI lion, OFFICE OF lHt sHo1a1ARH{
WASHINGTON. j.. C.. June ,, 1879,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be recci veo ~ ts ONCE urtu
~ N. on saturday june IL 1919 for uIIihhp d~ycug
rtCng and putting IN place. complete, the NfOlGhT AND
Ch6TIRON WORK required In the SarOua Husc.n BnHi
acCeadeuCc with draTlngs
specifications enl6 be ~ the oince of CLUs5
& sCuULZE ArchiScts C9rcoren Building.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
C0nnlrp DroptrIp 90 Eet

A y ELEGANT FURNISHED MANSION.
"a stable and Grounds at WostpoTJ Conn, % let very
low, foI the summer. Address E01 I,4S9, Sew OH
4 DELIGHTFUL residence with barn, car.
~ Hsce house. hennery lawn planted garden location
Lg ioe fron nasi, IN best repair 80 per
eOGnu alton IL I. cents 80 minutes from city. OWNER
tooms end Times Building, 80 PARK row, or ALBERT
aOfIEII, central Railroad Depot, Wes3GG. Nj.
A FURNISHED HOUSE 40 rooms) with
garden attscet IN suburbs Of sauCeri!es
tne VOWS Of Catskihsi pleasant suTrOundHgs VIII
room 4G
{lERKSHIRE HlLLS.-Furnished cottage to
- let, Apply 70 :. d. GooDALE d Co.. No. 8 West
tSd-st7 or POst OLlee Box l5z, sLoe3bIidge, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
@ltn I1roperin 90 tet.

FOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. rs
Mayenyplsoc 3S feet BY l0O EXTENDED Easements IN
complete 'eps Will be rented for series Of years
Terms. Inquire Oh the premises.
fHO RENT.-The whole or part Of the de-
sirable property known Is 20 WaYcrly place, Of
itcret VAL be leased Tor tem Of years tor business
POSES OF residence reasonable Inquire tho
promises
TO LET or LEASE.--The 3l2 story shop or
possossioni rent $780, Apply 70 AMBROSE h ELY. 1903
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

DOAhDERS WANTED-in farm house !;
ID healthy location cool peasants hours ,r! New" Org
mile village stablngi references Box ~ NesrorI
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
Brooklnn ReaI estate for 5ale.

TOR SALE in Pacifc-avc., Brooklyn, three
il story house. HGKs6X1OO - rooms modern
improvements recently oscoed e IN perfect orders only
sSUOJ; O30 cash TeInEtDder long tmei NCwark ana
BroOkyn property exchange for good rarms LEWIS j.
BEIDGMAN, at the Old stand, Room 8, ENehmg fVst
Building.
OSn LOTS In growing neighborhood, Brook
&DO lyn. win be sold az very low figure cash or one
hall cash rutland & WHITING Beeknanst.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

~ r. 2. RdHf00nd,
S.story brick building and 1story frame stables
with lot No 79 Broemes, 9, 80 IT W OF Cannon ,
At lot 95N76, Harriet Ann MaTsh.....---.-.--- o'O
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

DOARD.-FOur or five pleasant rooms with
uriy9tp fable also other rooms suite snely, ~
cottages corner Parkave and 7h-st, PainAed Nj r o.
Boz LOCI.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
RECnRnEn MORTHAGEs.

1Bailev Charles Sarah Aciy, Catha- ooo
NO 40 3 wears p.
BurcheIl Mary George e. Lake and another, cA- ron
ecuOra, etC, Of Atl-Vo. - 05lhs, 1lCll-.; OoVV
CoIver II aGd wife to ; Hitchcock, NO lJl ana ,o,
I53 cherry st, = wears OVV
u OF 1st-st II So-ave, yeHr.-.-.. 9uuv
TugfaIaIu. Elizabeth j 70 Sarah Burr, cor pI 900
of ave ana l29th-st month oSUu
SohHss2&G & Ep%S eSf s9G 9s'oaio 70 Syo l548
Same 1d6Es 10 MILAN stone ., u 1900
Iari.'n C5tharinc guardian, etc e. II Fearing ard
%,9g!s' Trustees o'e " 0' VI 5000
MeSoSie to lyoor 8 OF '''n' O.. al $500
Same and aife 70 WhaH A Cauldwei, of 76thst, ,
OF 2d-ave. 3months ..-;.-t 8Vo'
AOfS, cS2 ana n sis2d ny TO SiHs N 10000
Mo5sSA sS5 AnPa snI o aa's& "a o'n Perry lou $500
HoT2n isGFe so 8 simpson e 900
murray n7S MS52 Eears to ; Una'ri l' VI l 1900
NuI ec, 1S'Sa ee a.G so fS ts Of s,ayc wears 1000
same 70 w SStsl1s of ssye ' Years 1000
O'BIieu, John 30 Joseph IA FeTrOr OF O%o-si,
H. .
RoISsco TO l. s,e ' '' o' $500
Seymour Norman Daniel seymour, Of ll5thst -
sane Tcs-s ana another 70 II Mo.sei ', l4CO
Smith Edward 60 ThOmasJ Hoagkins No l6s Green 49, ,
wiohtt etc years zee. Ep'ovO
stafsri, Charlotte and husband % Juliet Morris,
sOt ll3thst Ot lstavc, Teal als-.---.--'''' A'-'0
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

HINSDALE, 'crkshire Co., Mass. Rockwell
Homestead charIGia gy situated among the BERKSHIRE
Hnis is open guests 6, aud SO weekly. Mrs.
ROCKWELL. Al West 22a5t.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

John T. R0Vd. -
A. sstory brick and tenement with lot No eaO
istsve s. 90 II s OF 52d st lot 25.lx74i Mary ooo
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
Gonntrp Real estate tor Sale.

At SAYVILLE, L. l., near the seashoro
~ S5 sCfvs more required large house and 0ljbul
ings - OO0i terms onehalt cash. rutland & WHITING
3 BeekmRnst.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Saturday, Juno z, 1873.
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day the fol-
1oxr1ng sa1cs were heldt
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
6nrlmer Goaco.

At ORANGE CO.-Scvcn or eight persons
ts have frstcass board ior Tho summer months az
pasart farm house splendid table For terms.
90 address i. 4. WILLERsDORTF Bcuyae orange
CO., y. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
q2o West Rire1rorse-.quare, Pllualoigiia, Pc

DOAED-At private house, three hours from
ID Ncy-Yurk tally mail plentiful table mountain arr
shade. AGGreS. WILKINSON, trcicytle, \. y
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Corning / L and another executors. etc, to Emma B 90
Coming .3''oV
hlI Fiopds M5e" Ra1S 10 mares i.'e.' e25o
NoTW , o. s,6s5p lslo "nu "uo'le Wv. 1000
puggss P1lo n referee 10 Louis TAe4assOu..... Zl9J
same t1 same ... 2,1lv
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
GUNNER Donrn.
GLEN HOUSE, White Mountains,
~ open Tune Ia, cisSe October J.
". & e. T.. MILK y, Proprietors.

GOOD BOARD may lc had at the farm
IA horsc Of Brown, Somcr Vestcheser County, ".
nile nom PUrdy's station harlem Railroad
modious house. healthy Location, ample pldYg ourd, Tor
children, generous table and good stabhng Refer 10
W ITFEK. 100 WaI-st, or JAMES c. BARNErE St
LuEe's Hosuia.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09

CHEAP HOME.-For sale, q good, we'll
~ but frame house aud lct The lct 25x 90 feet lee
louee is two stoTieS aud oontaiS n 81
lie lous. is small 6uinng suitable for cagogSss Ss2p
EIC about 10 4niuBJes walk Cob Landing Inc prop
try car bought Tor a. ECO pant o. tie purchase money
car remain oh mortgage ADDRESS r. A L. BOX 45, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
pARK UOTEL,

4 CATSKIII. y. Y. OPENS JUNEA
High elevation with scenery unsurpassed IN
the world Frs,-class accommodations for 800 aid 4uO
guests Accessible by boats and Hudson Rive
Erosd reduced and liberal arrangements made iJt
'"' PR0SPECT PARK HOTEL COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
East Side.

"a rooms connecting or single; with without plain,
subsanal bolru for single gentlemen men and thoir
wives family private American adults; references ex
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
A Comlcal Question.

II was at party the other evening.
There was lull in the conversation,
which made the host, who was inexpe-
rienced in party matters, somewhat ner-
vous. With a view to relief he asked q
mournful-looking man, who was setting
like packing-box in one corner, IL he
was married. "No; am bachlor,"
stifIiy replied the somber man. "Ahp ~
observed the host, warming up with the
subject, chow long have you been
bachelor 7" There was another lull In
the conversation.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
Breaking Up a Funeral.

A Savannah negro had narrow es-
cape the other day. He was In his cof-
fin, having died as his freinds thought
two days before, and the preacher was
talking away about life on the other side
Of Jordan, when the corpse sat up stared
around him and deliberately crawled
out. This irregular proceeding caused
the congregation, preacher, relatives and
all to make for the street, with the man
in grave clothes after them. Getting
over their fright, the colored people shook
hands with the restored man, who had
only been In trance
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
strong Tea.


General John Beatty, on one occasion
when on long march, regaled himself
with what he supposed to be tea, but
what was in reality, tobacco juice, and
had been concocted from n paper Of
chewing tobacco which the General
had handed 10 the servant by mistake.
The General thought once or twice that
the g tea " seemed slightly impregngted
with the flavor OF tobacco, but attribut-
ed Il TO the fact that he had been smok-
Ing more than usual for some time be-
fore, and that the tobacco taste was not
In the liquid but In his mouth. When
the General returned from his march he
happened to mention to his servant that
the tea tasted like tobacco juice, and
was astounded at receiving the reply,
at Is terbacker juice, sirY " "Why,
you must be an Internal fool, John said
the somewhat Mortified General, "Can't
help that sir you gave me paper o.
terbacker and tole me TO make tea of II.
Did jest as you tole me, sir" The rea-
soning was conclusive and the General
was obliged to content himself with
pouring the rest Of the tea out Of his
canteen.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

EysTATE NoTICE.-NotIce is hereby given
~ that letters OF administration on the estate
y. .. I0Omy, late OF Juriiata township, Perry Co..
"a. deceased, have been granted to the under.
signed, residing IN the same township.
All persons indebted tOsaid estate are request
claims TO present them duly authenticated for
THOS. w. TREsBLER.
september Y, 1871 fAdministratOr
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
DEATH DEFEATED.

INoR over so years SELLERS LIVER PILLS
Il have been the standard remedy for Liver
Complaints, CostlyeDess. Sick Headache. Pain In
shoulders or Back. Dizziness, Coated Tongue,
Fever aud Ague, aud all diseases arising from a
deranged state OF the Liver or Stomach. Thomas
Adams OF Big Sandy, Ky, says: sellers Pills
have saved hundred OF dollars In doctors bills in
this country" II. E. SELLERS Il CO., Prop'rs,
Pittsburgh Pa. y
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
What Is Faith.

A teacher once endeavored to illus
trate faith, thus: "Children, II should
tell you that one day saw monkey
climbing a liberty-pole, would you be-
lieve itY" Yes SIR unanimously.
well, that Is faith you believe me be-
cause / say 1t, and you feel sure that
would not tell an untruth.' The next
day the question was asked of the chill
dren. What is faithp' "a monkey
climbing liberty POLE" answered a
quick boy.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

FT A Washington lady OF the mature
age Of six, after the story Of the crea-
ton and the fall had been related, and
the young lady had been meditating for
some time on the moral Of it, suddenly
broke out with:
" "Aunty, after Adam and Eve dis
obeyed God, why didn't he kill 'em and
begin over again 2"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
a. TAX of the bravery of Che sternt

sy Talk Of the bravery of the sterner
sex. DO you remember the first time
you asked her:
"Will you take my arm?"
While you trembled all over like the
narrative Of stump-tail dog, and expe-
rienced the sensation Of having swallow
ed your Adams apple, what did she do?
why, she took your arm as cody as she
would eat pickle?
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
OPIUM !: . ! I I E''!::

ron PRINTING Of every description neatly
Vand promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times Steam job ONCE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

s3- A Massachusetts, lady is reported
to have scoIded her little boy for takinga
drink of water at hotel. "FoF,u said
she, "we pay dollar for our dinner,
and water Is very filing"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

a. A sexton Of one Of our churches
on Sabbath morning, picked up rose,
which some young lady dropped from
her bonnet. 1t was the last rose Of some
her.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

a. Why Is a room full Of married
folks like room that's emptyg Because
there is not a single person in il.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

H%A Los Angeles boy has new idea
Of the refrain. Being asked in Sunday
school what the meaning of g Selah .
was, he replied that 1t was the ancient
for " Whoa Emma"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04

GT" James, did you divide your paper
of chocolate with your brotherY" ''Yes,
certainly, mamma ate the chocolate
and gave him the motto-he is so fond
of reading, you know"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC,

For the cure Of all diseases arising from Impure
Blood, and for invIg0ratng and strengthening
the vital organs; Are you weak. nervous, debllis
tated, pale and emaclated? Have you lost your
appetizer Have. You nausea, pain in the back,
out the disease and bring back the BLOOM OF
HE ALTH. Pimples, Bolls, Eryspelas letter.
Blood Dlsea ses; and DR.. Lidsey's Blood Searcher,
by purifying the system, sottens the skin and
beauties the complexion. Sold by all druggists
81 per bottle. X. II. SELLERS n CO., Pfoprie-
TORS, fittsDurgh Pa q 48
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EysTATE ENOTICE.--NotIceisb ia berebveIven
~ thatletters OF administration on the estate
Of o. Daniel Fortenbaugh, late Of Rye township,
rerry county. Pa, decd, have been granted TO
township.
Allpersons indebted to said estate arerequested
70 make immediate payment and those having
cclalmsto sentthemduly authenticatedforset.
- - SARAH L. FoRTENBAUGH,
Juiyo' IoIV.J Misunderstanding.
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unRCE Send rs cents in stamps or currency
slChO| for new HORSE BOOK IL treats
al diseases, has 35 flne engravings showing posi-
lions assumed by sick horses, a table OF doses, q
RINK large collection OF valuable recipes,
SSSN rules for telling the age OF horse. with
an engraving shown l9teeth OF each year, and
large amount OF other valuable horse informa-
ton DR. VIM. II. Hall says: II have bought
books that paid IS and $40 for which do not
ike as well as do y0urs.n SEND FOR A CIR.
CULAR: AGENTS WANTED. b. j. KEN.
DALI, Enosburgh Falls, Vt. 2OIy
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-04
P. B0LLINGER, M. D,

n P. BULLINGEK, vi. D,
having located in Newport, offers his Profes.
sonal services to all who may need them.
Chronic diseases OF every description cured.
SA- ONCE In DR.. Shattos building, 4th Street
March 4, 1873.