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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
TO SHIP OWNERS
Captains and COnsignees.

Tho GILMAN hrEAM BAND TiauTENEH
AND TYEn nud altII II II. nro now LII uHn on
Tho OItLEANH. PELICAN nui CHAMPION
iltIt 4!tT5H nni ON no other pr0saaH In New Or
onns, but will rhorIlg ha In operation on tho
LIVERPOOL, FItEHH MISC. Your attention 10
fnllnd to tho Fact hnt this In Tho only Puiisr thai
pulls all ~ Tho bands to nh nunnl and full ton
alon nni fnalrnH thorn nKhctly mt tho point to
which thny arc strained automatically and indn-
pendent of Tho will of tho operator. tusnrinR
uniform POT fnri0n of work. H. Is tho only
Fuller TINT has my ntithoniir record 10 show
lint II ia Of any bonoH IL tho ship In increasing
itn htp whgn
Tho following veaHnln hive had tho bands oa
thnir nnirn cnrgocH If COTTON put on by this
Fuller. Tho oniifa gain on tho cnfgoea Of two
81 them Ohio Ghlnwirh mud Whiokhuin waa due
tutha IuIlnrr mud Drip rta alone: and IL Ia but
fair to elnIp that onn- half of the gain on the
| other eargooH WINS nlao duo 10 tho Pullefs and
Drip Tlo alone:
Gain In baise over
Name OF veahnl. previous cargo
inrk tnnpon. ..,s.s. L Dna
infL Traman ss.# ,......a.t. .E85ss 7ag
shit Minnia Hnrow 4s5ss...t.I g2D
Bhtp Wan'orn Empire .ts4ss.s 1 ana
/ htnnnHhip Chln@irk .sz,,ss TpE
alahmnhip Whlekhhm ...-....r.. .s-....sl+t.. 800
/ H!namahip Konhington ..E... ,....5ss+4... 1 ATs
Hhlp ainhrift .s#.s#=#s ,......-.s.t..4. 1 400
1
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The Chickoring & Sons Upright
md Square Grand Pianos.
MATnUSIIEk PIANO.

" ia gratifying ~ record Tho unprecedented
nununnn achieved by thnno I.innor inynE
nnloly on their intttnnio mnrila thny hRvo
uuirnd an onvlniin reputation mud wiloauIon'l
popularity Thcir purity nf tnfln. durability of
onnlructipn. extreme dhliCncy uf touch nnd
rnnguiinnen Of nninh. hnvr won Tho most Hhi
tnring nnnoniunn aud olicilnd the enthusiastic
admiration of all who hnva nsnn hnl hoard
them Unsolicited toniiinouinln constantly
received. ~ III annlng unqualified antinfnrion.
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of twenty fyc Ycara experionon IL tho traat-
URINARY ORGANS ana Of those arising from
ethnr NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by ago or early ahuaos. Chronic dis
Gravel Catarrh of the Bladder. 0iart. Sperma-
tnrrhsA aud NIL disorders ~ PRIV ATE Ma
TURE treated without thu use w MERCURY or
amy injurious drugs tnrtA guaranteed and
medicines supplied STRICrT RES cured by II
simple mechanism without pain.
Discusses OF Females, Suspension. Retention
and all Female Irregularities PROMPTLY RE-
LlFNEn. DR.. Perez's FEMALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXtR NEVER FAILS. To BIZ had only
NJ this office. Consultations strictly conflden-
na and charges reasonable. Office No. South
ha.npart street. near Canal, New Orleans. ocs
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PURE FRESH GROUND SPICES.

AM RECEIVING WEEKLY SUPPLIES or
fresh md pure ground spices putnn In tin.
foil ana wood. In packages from 10 OF IA pound
To barrels which | will guarantee repro
aented will sell low to th" Iobbing trade. All
spices come direct from the factory by rail,
and will be delivered from factory, 3s,
80 and az Water street, Chicago. or No. Be-
Natehez street.
no2s I'm ". III. BUkRUbs.
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and Hll nta'iunn IN thu VuA abnIH, shreveport
aud Tehhn Nailtpnd. WIN Delta La Htnnmnt
EATUHEX, leaving every HAItilsnAY NLN
INC. viii align through bills lnlinE ~ Tho nRlno
rate nH ether hunln. JOHN JANNEl,
onJ III H. tIAitiiN Arnula
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Tho Indian TurnIp PsGtora! Balm com ufetaiv
tho nnAl Ia YntHrnin nuenlI ~ nrnr.nLaiti..
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Tho ntonmnhip Knnnington carried away BA
bllsr pnr ton rogiaor.
Tho following upwards Of 1000 nrs some OF
lin vennna which hnvr uned tho GILMAN
FULLER on PORTIONS Ut their Gnfgobe frequent
Ia nn showing thnt ngninIt u tier Of ~ balea
tod by hand ono of 70 TO 30 wns slowed when
tled.bY Tho Fuller.
The nlcnmnhlp ifnnnover made u gain of NJ pcg
cont on Cotton from tho nnnn prbep aud In n
box Railroad Cnr gain from tho same Press
If "a Dor cont WINS mnde by the GILMAN
FULLER Ind dIslI' TIIsalono. stoamnhps ~.
Louin. IlIghburY. Norma Bon Venue. Kings
Ton. Hello, Cnrtiiusinn, Minor Aahbnfn6, Oy-
prom. hndnnn Ahdio Artiertat. Dorussin
n, ,,,' hnlaimoin Cordoga. gonegt.
moro Firn tpnnnn. Frankfurt. Fizroy HnyLinn
Historian. iimneihn. Harden. Hudson Inventor
Nnlrknrhpckor, Linda iovnrinr. Lan0. Lone
h m"a Maria noaa q1n MM" ar.ae hnyafscz
rippI. Morgan Otty, Nnplea. Nurnber1. New
oflsnnn. oboron. o,rntor, Porto hlco Poor OF the
| hvbilin. Thnnnnlln. Vanguard. VIM Aymipgton
h"iling S . I, almh Anna Candy. Adorna.
h fahn ng" NJ man9S nnhr1hi,s Arden Lea
tin Clty Of BROOKLYN Cleopatra David Mnleom-
. =. b i.. Emrlre Of P"nco. Ermina D.,
| Onrhr Glonlluort. Ifnrrnlep. Iamnr fIn Mnrthe.
s!epano. MarEnprlto Maraln drnonleai. Minnie
| Dormio. Orinnt. Portlaw Paul Boyton, Queen
Torrnor, Richard Parsons. Rnwnrt Freeman,
hllnn NJ. Story Hnbino ThoR Lord Wyoming.
Yorktown. 10 MI Of which you arc referred
but NOR" n'neenlly 70 tho operation Of tho ma
chino ithof. for tho quhlity Of tho work done
Orders FOR lta lien loft Mt the presses named
or ut thlH office. will bo nttendodto.
JOHN Il. LAFITTE 81 CO..
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Compan-a
No. I'D Gravior street.
l. l,n,gt
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Diseases oi the Nervous System.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

~ ~ M - - NM T' Y q n T''
Dir. w. BILLIE, 100 tnnnl street,
Metwern DryHdea ANA rampant streets.
IMrAiHMENTa or ANY ORGANIC FuNC.
4 ton. impniimanta To mari lhen, III ivhtr lis
uHnan Ia mon nnl women, npnrhlatatt hon Inn
potency, nefyuuH debility. onurod by album ~
age mazda a nruuinltY. III milo IL pupil ~
Truf Niuard. EnriH hRa rnHianh horn for ynarn.
and hhn no equal in hin rpnninltirn. IA hnnirnin
nf the ninRt prominent uiilHnnn hnlo Will tnnifr
Difficulties IN maHnifnniipn hiwRsn relieved
HnnnrHtn waiting room for iaann.
mona Dk WY Hhn
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nAmM NOTICES.

Tho Peoples Hanh ~ New 0rtrnHa.
New OrinHBn. nnrnmhnf IL inin Tho etarLhnh
ora OF this bank ara notified that Inc annual
elnrtion. anuntatnE 10 article l1"f thu rhni NJ,
Tor nine droetora Ia nnrvo during tho ennunG
year, will bn hnii nj tho bank Ing hnuno on
MONDAY tho fTtennth inntRnt. hnwonn tho
houfu Of 10 n. M. AMI u ~,
dnA lot N LANDRY. Onnhinr.
80 To $1,000 as.n, slls,, dN Y MIL ,I
tnnen every month. Horhr cont FREQ explain
ina everything. Addrenn BAXTER a GO, Hank.
rru. ~ Wall utraai NJ. w. apea trDAW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11
Furniture. HooLs and Merchandise.
FpIt RENT.

ENDit KENT I'M THE FOURTH UlHTltlUT
Unnnt part. lwU itniHn. unfurn lrhatl. al EF
40, month naoh Arnlv u A. H.. thln "!lna.
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Onnoa ef New orleans any ma,iroa,

ue,nphhg No, ia Canal attract. Now Orleans,
Dananihnf 10. 1879 A. n mreInE NJ tho Hunid
Of UlteptptH, held this day DIVIDEND of
TWO noLlAilA nnt share wan declared phr
nhla ~ The stock hnhetn on ~ after MONDAY
January y, tnhn All tfannfnIn Of ntDrh III ton
days previous to that date munt W. ns iirldani
deli III NJ i LlAWIR HnnIninrr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-11

lirn.. rhr runlic are nrrehr na,insa

Nvtius.@ The rubiic are Hereby Natinsa
that Z moftfnaa nptn. drawn by Tho nhdnrr
ssS dated n hs h ., 1s f. 'i
haymatit, Notary. has hann taken Ia puHnrHninn
by my wife. now abnant rinm our dnminl end
thni viii hni rHr Tho nHmh IT negotiated ihn
deli 10 POT GARNER ThiTHatilIElt.
Orica ef New 0rieans eity Railroad
uennahy. No, ia Canal nt,nn'. Now, otleana,
nef i,, 10 'hIs , m"aIns # hs nH",a
Two npLLAilA pnt share wac aoaintel pnr
ahla ~ The u'hnhhnhrta on ~ after MONDAY
January y, tHhn All tfanHfotn IF atDrA ~ ton
days previous ~ That Gate muat w IL dlyldnni
dnti w N. NJ, LlAWlh, Anntninrr.
once Mera ~n.a Ia. A a.. u. ~. u y. -. so.
New QTlnann, uhenmhpr inip N"liea On nna
after MONDAY, nannn,hnr n mo paanana"ta
tah ing the q. M. train cen go through by rail-
10 tho Tollowlna peinla on Tho estanninnI lnrr
Wick uilr rattafaonvlle, ilaron aale itanL
IbafiR, raHannantH leaving New ibn,la Al a
,.,, uliaH n wI''rN'as Ano:
new Orleans, tot,nn Esohanar. New or
innns, bhnenitnt n, lhip Unlti faaoiutioa Of
The Hoard Of ntfneluis. adupted nn Friday
pm lnetena!, &, annathl meeting # Tho stock
nallad FOR Wt5nNEhDAY. tho nayanil day Of
January, tnhn. ~ F4ap n ~. " nnnniir, aud vote
nrnn thn following rrnnnnra amendment ~ Rrr
tinla Three I'M nf thn charter. wv
THAT lpHleni ~ sttirln ~, w M II tln "har'nr
III tho Nav Otinnna Cotton II tnhnnEn ~ NOW
constituted. Tho following hn substituted
ARTICLE III
The capital ntpuk Of tho Now o. ipnua Cotton
Exchange shall ha Thirty nvo thnannnd inllntn
tfah ,un0l divided iHtu three hnnal oil nui nftv
slibhi Hhafna Of nnn hundred dulintn each which
shall hn pail IN nanh All certificates nT ninnh
nhHll hi AiEnnl III i,n president md nomnor.
nlHnnd NV Tho treasurer
WIN. luNNlNailAM President.
HFNHy a. ltnhtHH Hrnratnrv 4 I moi
~. n. oaae., x.."r.ey "a, ,.nw. has re-
turnnd Ia tho city huli viii ,nnunn ho ptn"lirn
OF hlH profession nj hla old ufIlan No. tnt"u
dplai atfent non I'M
special N0ftve TU shippers 50 Honroo
and all hthstunn I'm thn VluAabuiH shreveport
aud Tehhn Railroad WIN Delta. La Htnnmnr
EATUiiEH leaving every HATilHDAY EVEN
INC. will alan through bills lnliug ~ Tho nRino
rate as ether honln JOHN JANNEY,
orf tT J ". uAiIiiN ArnnlH,
Nhe w0Hmam'n siEsri.tizu euisn viii
mant on tho frat and nnrund TUESDAY In ouoh
munth, NJ II a. m. NJ tho Onfuninlot niloai
hinH j. j. LYONa rrnuilnnt,
Mnn. III, u. Door HarTrtary. inn III
special Rasina Parties hnvina Fieaa 90
III Hartn Loan nnipe. unnn which inlnrnHt hnn
accrued II not paid op cor before Tim FlitAT OF
OCTOBER. ania pladHon will ba offered for
nals, uoiaf
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma, and all throat and lung affections,
also a positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands OF cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known. to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge, TO
all who desire it, this recipe, with full direc-
tions for preparing and using, in German,
French, or English. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper. w. W.
Sherar. 149 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York. 8 At
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

tracted meeting his sleigh upset, and
threw him out, when his horse ran
away and broke one of the shafts, and
received wound in the flank from
which cause he has since been unable,
to be driven. ->
i%On Tuesday the 10th inst, John M.
Fry, Esq, and William Myers, of Tus-
carora township, while hunting on the
Tuscarora mountain, killed wild cat
which measured from end of nose to tip
of tail feet and 10 inches, II being the
second one Mr.. Fry helped to capture
this winter.
The entertainment given in Newport
on last Saturday evening by the Y. M.
G.. A., of that borough, was certainly
success as far as the attendance was
concerned, but from reports the per
formance fell short of what would be
called tirst-class but, as we understand,
certain members of the troupe were ex-
cusable owing to causes which happen
ed to have certain effects. Our co-tem-
porary of the Ledger hourished on the
occasion, and exhibited his unsightly
extremities extremely gracefully. How
ever, the young ladies who furnished
the vocal music did well and the orches-
ira enlivened the exercises with few
choice selections, which were well rem
dered. The admission was Ladies =
one pound of carpet rags. Gents = ten
cents. Proceeds to be applied towards
furnishing carpet for their hail.
The replies received to the railroad
train query will be published next
week.
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TO CONSUMPT

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
IL, he will send copy OF the prescription used,
Gree OF chaTge), with the directions for prepar-
ing and using the same, which thew will find q
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address. E, A. WILSON I9l Penn Street,
Wiamsburgh, N. Y. 6Tn
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
For THE TIMES.
RLAIN. Febrnary 81. 1870.


Mr.. Editor-Feeling assured that a few items of
news from this locality will be of some interest to
some OF your readers, have endeaVOred to col
lect few. Wehave been favored with another
fall OF beautiful snow, but for the storm that has
prevailed since yesterday, sleighlng would be ex-
cellent.
The remains OF Mrs. Eliza Skinner, OF Dry Run,
Franklin county, formerly OF this county, were
inferred in the Lutheran Grave Yard at this
place on last Saturday. Miss @. A. Adams resi-
dent OF this borough, fell upon the pavement on
last Monday evening, sustaining injHTies that will
contine her to bed for some time. AS expected,
there was lively time on election day The
friends OF the different candidates worked like
beavers in the interest OF their faVorites and
though the borough is largely Republican the
Democrats succeeded in drawing the heaviest
prizes and are correspondingly happy. The ex-
hibitOn so much talked OF has been held; two
nights entertainment was given. On the first
evening OF the entertainment the Hall was liter
ally packed with the good people Of the neighbor-
hood, aud yesterday evening the audience, was
weather Yet there were people In attendance
from lckesburg, Landlsburg and other places
All things considered the members OF the exibI-
tlOn fee amply rewarded for their labor. ! am
informed the net receipts are sufficient to pur-
chase the material for the Contemplated board
walk. They desire to return thanks to the mem
Ders OF the Blaln Band, and many others for
fayors extended,and feel under lasting obligations
10 d W Blxler q Bro, who kindly furnished an
organ for the occasion. am informed they are
agents Tor the celebrated Palace Organs manu-
factured at Worcester Mass, also dealers in
organs OF other wellknown manufacturers, sheet
music etc., the organ used at the exhibition was
Palace, it was elegantly finished. and for quali-
ty OF tone Is without q rival i understand Il has
since been sold to lady residing In the borough.
Kew. Alexander, the Presbyterian minister OF
Lutheran church on Sunday morning and at
Church-hlll in the evening. Rev. Alex ander Is q
minister OF ability, ana made favorable impress
sion. Rev. Piper commences "A Quarterly meeting
on the HILL tomorrow evening. LEO.
----e--aD~-s--
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

We Are Selling a Good White Bed
Blanket at $1.75 per pair to clear out the
last of lot we have been selling at So. rs
per pair. Other winter goods in proper
tion at l. SCHWARTZ,
Eby's New Building.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

K Query 2-What better evidence of i'll
manners and bad breeding do you want,
than to see young men peering into their
neighbors' windows and listening at the
doors and windows after nightfall. The
sudden manner in which some chaps left
a residence in this town, few nights
since, would indicate that they were
afraid of shot gun.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

AProbIem. What is the greatest num-
Der of trees 1 can plant on a piece of
ground II rods square, the trees to be
! rod apart, and none to be nearer the
fence than rod.
Answers are requested
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

Baltimore Oysters. "A lot of First quail
ity Baltimore oysters now on hand at
MORTDIER's.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

A Serious Charge On Tuesday after
noon Justice Zinn, of Carlisle, commit
ted man named Robert Brown, who
was arrested near Landisburg, on a war
rant made to Sheriff Gill. The Sheriff
had deputized David S. Carbaugh, who
arrested the man and he was COM
mitted for hearing on the 2sth inst,
on charge of being associated with the
robbery and burglary of George Nc
Keehan, in West Pennsboro township.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

lewis Potter, of this borough, has been
disappointed Notary Public by Governor
Hoyt. He has filed his bond, and has
taken the oath required by law for the
5th term. This beats the 3rd term run,
at least two terms. His frequent reap
pointments is in accordance of the fact
that he gives satisfaction in the transac-
ton of notorial business.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
THE WORLDS BALM.
DR. l.. ID. Weyburn's Alternative Syrup.
A remedy used hrty- Five Years in private
practice and never falling to radically cure
RHEUMATISM.

Dropsy, Erysipeas. Scrofula, Secondary Syphilis,
Gravel, Diabetes, and all diseases in which the
blood is implicated. is now offered to the public
Sold by all Retail Druggists, and (wholesale
only by The Weyburn Medicine Co P. o. Box
3sS, Rochester, N, Y. Feby 8, 6m.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

A Pocket AtIas.-We return our thanks
to Mr.. s. N. Dickey, superintendent of
the Bradstreet Mercantile agency, at
Pittsburgh, for pocket atlas. 1t is
decidedly Fl" the cutest thing out" it
having map of each state on page by
itself, with just enough of surrounding
states to show the boundaries, with a
miniature map of the United States, on
the 1st page, The book is handsomely
bound in leather, and makes a very
convenient size for the pocket.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

Can't do Without II IA | Western sub
scIiber, in renewing, writes as follows {:
Enclosed you will find Post Office Money
Order for 81 so, another years subscription of
your most valuable paper, THE BLOOMFIELD
TIMES. This will make the tenth year that
have been taking your paper, and am lost
without 1t. Some of my nelghbors borrow it
TO read also.
Yours with respect, e. II. s.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

New Mackerei. quarter barrels, at
low prices. For sale by f. MORTIMER.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
PTMPTE&

will mail (Free) the receipt for simple Veg
etaDle Balm that will remove Tan, Freckles.
Pimples and Botches, leaving the skin soft, clear
and beautiful; also instructions for producing .
luXuriant growth OF hair on q bald head or
smooth face. Address, inclosing &c stamp Ben.
Vandelf & Co., 20 Ann St., N. Y. 6 6m.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH !!

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IN Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and al +
the effects OF youthful indiscreti0n, will for the
need IL. the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured, Suffer
ers wishing TO profit by the advertisers expers-
ence can do so by addressing in perfect conh-
John b. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St, N. Y. eem
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

Tramps.-A lot of tramps on Monday
took possession of a freight train this
side of Huntingdon, and compelled the
engineer to run as far as Lewistown.
Here they got off the train, and took to
the tow path, but officers Garret and
Clum with a posse made pursuit and
captured nine of them, the rest, some
half dozen, escaping. 1t is said that
in the struggle with the engineer, they
broke his arm.-LeaOistooO Democrat.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

A Stolen Saw Mill-This is the very
worst case of stealing we have yet MOTTO
ed County Treasurer ID. f. Chestnut,
of Fulton county, owned saw mill
few weeks ago, but when he went to
look for it the other day he found it
gone-wrenches, saws, saw sets, ,clevices,
dogs, crow-bars, logs and in fact the
whole concern. He now sits on the
banks of the tail race with whole
armory besides him waiting for the
thief to return for the water power.
Alas, the opening of a chestnut bur-
Valley Sentinel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25
Accident at Raising A Liverpool

Accident at a Raising A Liverpool
correspondent sends us the following:
A few days ago Mr.. Henry Barner
raised the frame for saw mill in the
lower end of Susquehanna township,
Juniata county. Everything went off
nicely till the plate was up when Samuel
Glace, took heavy maui to drive in the
tenon. He was standing on the cross
tie at the time and as he struck, be miss
ed his stroke, the maui going beyond the
mark striking John A. Boyer on the
head, knocking him senseless. Fortu-
nately he was not seriously injured. A
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-25

Answers are requested.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

We ARE OFTEN ASKED bv those who
need the services Of dentist, q" w here is the
best place to go 2" and We Invariably an
swer, 'Go to DR.. Quincy A. Scott, 27S Penn
avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa" He attends to all
branches of the profession in the most skill
full aud satisfactory manner. sf you want
your natural teeth restored TO their pristine
beauty and usefulness, he viii fll them in
the most scientific manner, and If desired
restore the broken corners with pure gold,
OF If necessary build trhole teeth af gold on
mere roots. If you want artificial teeth, he
makes the very best that can possibly he
made on gold, Platina. silver, vulcaaite, eel
lulOid, and his own patent gum osr3meled
base. II can fit any mouth with n whole or
partial set, and If you dGu't want any teeth
extracted, will make them to fit an& suit
with the old teeth and roots in. His a.tid-
cial teeth are celebrated for their likeness TO
nature, and the positive Certainty that they
will prove satisfactory in eatiag.
In extracting teeth DIR. Scott excols 81.
others He Is always successful in making
his patients entirely unconscious to pain,
and his annsthetic is so harmless that even
children and very cid persons can inhale it
with entire safety. He has the largest es-
assistants, and his business ia so thoroughly
systematized that each one attends TO n par
ticular kind of work, and therefore IS more
skillful than those WHO potter at little of
everything. Il is this tbOroughuess n work
manship, together with all the latest ma
chinery and faciitiesSfor expeditpg work
that enables the Doctor to perform all dem
tai operations in such a satisfactory manner
and at prices within the reach Of everybody.
Ae2in we say, go to Or. Quincy a. Scott
Pittsburgh Dispatch.