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. falter & Dcmicr. Proprietors.
v 8.0. DKINIXGRU. Associate Editor.
Millhcini. Thursday Jan. 11
Torms —$1.50 Par Annum.
• ' • Now and Then.
Tim Return Board of iAiuisana is
, A self-perpetuating IMXIV, the peroral
members being appointed for life.
• The laws of the state require that
the Board shall be m ide ur of meiu
i hers of the several political parties,
£ (Hit the present board, in violation
? of even common decency, pavs not
v the slightest regard t the law. as
, Wells himself was forced to admit
before the Congressional Inveslig.it
• iug Committee, The same men that
now constitute tlic B ard. did so in
1874. Their process of counting then
was so infamous that a Republican
Congress raised a Committee to in
quire into the matter. The mem
bers of said committee were Wm. A.
•Wheeler, the Kepublicau candidate
for Vice Presided, George F. Hoar,
Win. P. Fryo, Chas Forater, W. W.
. Phelps, all Republicans, and C. K.
Potter and Samuel M irshaH, D.nuo
crats. Foieler, 1 Potter and
Marshall Presented : report, Feb
23rd 157., from whic!l WJ quote the
following ;
"We understand the committee to
be unanimous in finding the fiict
tlmtHhe action of the Returning
Board has defeated the will of the
people as expressed by them at tin*
* polls on the .'trd of November. IS7I.
The people then electeil to tin* lower
House of their Legislature a nnjori
ty tf Conservative memliers ; a i*or
t ion of tlie Conservative members
thus electeil were refused their cer
' tificates. This is an act of great in
justice to the individuals, of gravest
ilanger to the State and free govern
uient ami ought to be inimediatelv
corrected hv any power eo;n;H.teat to
correct if.**
It sterns th it e/o i this was nut
strong enough far Wheeler, Hour
and Frye, and they submitteu anoth
er report, in which they say :
"In our judgment this condition
of things is fraught with ttie gravest
j-eril to the whole country. That
- the people of any State should be un
willing to determine by peaceful and
• legal means the r*sidt of their elec
tions. and that the President should
be com|ellod to interpose the miliui
. rjr force of the government to pig
vent civil war. is a terrible misfor
tune. But the evil goes much furth
-• cr. Upnu the elections in Louisiana,
as in other States, depends the right
to their seat of Senators and Repre
sentatives elect, who are to aid in
making laws for the whole country,
ami the choice of Presidential elec
tor* upon whose vote tuny dejieud
' the title to oflie of the President of
the United States himself. No par
ty in tlie United States will like to
suomitto a result decided by the
votes of electors chosen by . such
means. * * There is in our judg
ment the greatest danger that these
elements may enter into the next
national election to so great an ex
tent that it may leave the real ex
pression of the will of the people in
• doubt. In " such case, an appeal to
foice. Jike that which has been made
in Louisiana, must result in- civil
war, spreading throughout the entire
. country."
This is putting the case rather
strongly, foj Republicans, but there
is no doubt the committee, includ
ing Mr. Wheeler, were as candid a3
they were earnest, in what they said.
Consequent upon this report, the
members of the Louisiana Legisla
ture thus fraudulently returned aud
seated by Grant's bayonets, were
ousted and the duly elected members
took their sects. Kellogg, however,
was recognised as Governor of the
state, although he had no more right
to tlie executive chair, of Louisiana
than the king of Dahomay. This
was called a compromise by the Ad
ministration and the Republicans in
Congress.
Much interest was felt throughout
the country bv meu of all parties,
what Mr. Wheeler would have to
say on the late actions of the Louis
iana Return Board— actions infinite
ly more rascally than those of pre
ceding years. No doubt Mr. Wheel
er wrestled with consience long and
* hard, for he had nothing to say in
the unhappy controversy for a long
time. Finally conscience is quieted
—pocketed, and Mr. Wheeler speaks:
He says ''Congress cannot investi
gate whether Louisiana has gone
for Tilden or Haves ; the action of
the Returning Board on this point
has been tiual and conclusive."
Further on Mr. Wheeler, strains
hard to give Wells and Anderson
* certificates of character, thinking
no doubt they need them very much :
"I have the highest opinion of the
personal integrity Of Wells and An
derson. Both are native Louisiun
ians. Wells was a faithful Union
man. who was hunted with dogs
through the swamps by the rebels,
while Anderson fought bravely on
tbe Confederate side."
The doctrine that Congress can
not investigate how a state has real
ly voted, and that the finding of a
pack of scoundrels is final in the
.• matter, is so monstrously abs jrd as
to carry its own refutation on its
very face. No one will he influenced
or deceived by it; but it is a down
right shame that a man who was
thought fit to occupy the second of
fiee in this Republic, should lie capa
ble to utter stuff that would disgrace
the merest pettifogger.
Tons of certificates of character
can not give the Louisiana Return
Hoard even common respectability,
when it is known that its several
niembeiß are steeper in crime :
J. Madison Wells shot and mur
deivd a Spaniard in Rapides parMi ;
is a defaulter to the State of Louis
iana in a sum exceeding $12,000 : is
impudently pressing a fraudulent
claim of $700,000 against the gener
al gove ninent. and is known to both
parlies in Lou.tiiaiia as, what Hen*
r alSheridan proclaimed him to lie.
"a d'shunest iKilitical trickster. M
(ieneral Anderson, as president of
lire Boeuf and Crocodile Navigation
Oomnany, did, with Ids eon federal es,
f. .indolently appropriate SSO.OOO in
puld'c money ; was expelled from
soc.ety in Rapides par sh for cheat
ing at cards, and is a notoriously
corrupt and scheming politician ?
Louis M. Kenner is an illetmate s.v
liNakee|M*r, who Itegan life a waiter
i:i a gambling hell and was kicked
out of it by the proprietor for rob
bing t he till.
Uas the Republican party— the
party of great m nl ideas—sunk
low lh* it is willing that such
scoundrels should appoint the Preei
dent of the United Slates V
- Tte political situation is grow
ing brighter for tle Dem<K?r:itß and
Conservatives. Tin* conviction is
fast becoming general among all
parties nnd classes that Tiltlen and
llenilricks are fai r ljr elected and
must te inaugurated peaceably.
The Congressional committee have
closed their tabors in Florida, and
it is thought they will without dis
sent report that state as having vot
ed for Tilden, which alone would
settle the dispute.
The committee is still engiged In
Louisiana and their ipport will show
not only that that much atlbcted
commonwealth was counted for
Hayes by the most outrageous
frauds, but that the state is misgov
erneed and tyraniz*d by the worst
political scoundrels that ever dis
graced a free country. Grant is get
ling tired of upholding the fraudu
lent state government in Louisiana,
and gives notice to Packard Co..
that they must tako care of them
selves as test they can. Courage,
light is dawning.
Gov. Hartratift has presented a
good, plain message. It is replete
with sound, practical suggestions
and confines itself exclusively to the
affairs of the state. The Governor
gives the conspiracy to elevate
Hayes to the Presidency, "elected
or not elected," a wide bs'th : in
fact he ignores the Presidential mud
dle altogether, and herein deserves
the respect of all classes'. The mes
sage givrs the total funded and un
funded debt of the state at $22,978,-
950.71. The state has an offsftt
against this debt of $9,054,910.92,
consisting of Penna. and Allegheny
Valley U. It. bonds, leaving the ac
tual state debt unprovided for $13,-
924.039,79.
This is a very gwd showing for
the Old K"Vstone, and before inanv
years Pennsylvania may bo entirely
oat uf debt.
Lancaster Gingham. 10 cts. n
yard, at Boyer's in Aaronsburg.
At ft meeting of the Millheim
B. & L. Association on Monday ev
ening. money sold at 391 jer cent,
premium for permanent loan.
Bev. .T. K. Miller, of Centre
Hall, paid us a visit on Tuesday.
Mr. Miller is an excellent conversa
tionalist a3 well as a number one
preacher. ,
DONATION. On New Year and
during the past week of this month,
a linmter of the Reformed people of
Brush Valley and Tylersville have
resiled the Reformed parsonage at
Petersburg, leaving many and var
ious things to till UP the pantry,
closets and granerv of their Pastor.
Thank you, mv dear people,for your
kindness. May the Lord, reward
vou abundantly.
Petersburg, PASTOR.
Jan. 9.1877.
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Joints and Musejes, stiff and
painfnl with rheumatism and gout,
are promptly relieved bv Gienn's
Sulphur S ap. Local diseases of
the -kin and defects of the complex
ion are also remedied by this stan
dard article. Depot Crittentonh,
No. T Kixr.h Avenue, New Yrk.
Hill's Hair & Whisker Dve, black or
brown, SO cts.
"Bishop A. J. Carney, founder
of the Independent Reformed
Church," as lie styles himself, deliv
ered a street sermoti in front of the
Millbeim Hotel yesterday morning.
The sutetance an I language of the
seiman were inucb tetter than the
ordinary st>ln of street preaching,
and soino of tlie heare-s were thus
afforded at least one opportunity to
examine the true unwarduess of
their wicked hearts.
The Millheirn B. & L. Associa
tion is no longer an ex;erimeut. but
a proud success. The Board of Di
rectors have much reason to con
gratulate themselves on - their safe
aid economical management of the
concern. In this respect it compares
favorably with any institution in
central Pennsylvania. The second
year is just closed and the annual
report will be presents! at the next
regular meeting, Feb. 12. Sutecrip
tion books for stock in the 3d Series
are open until that date. The series
l is limited to 200 shares. Persons
j wishing to take stock will please
' call op J. 11. Reifsnyder, Treasurer,
I or any of the Dlre:tors.
4 *
A. A. Frank bought Abe. Ilar
tsihi property, in Millheira.
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Applet on A Muslin, nly9sct*.
I>er yard, at Rover's in Aaronsbury.
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Our neighbor 1). L. Zerby pur
chased Sam'l M. Swariz's property,
now occupied by Rev. J. M. IN ice.
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Poplin Alpaca Dress goods, 25
cents a yard, at 1.1). Buyer's store,
Aaronshurg, Pa.
The rail road shows some signs
of life. Ueorgw Itoop, hauled about
a ton and a half of biidge India
through town on Monday.
Under the heading Vniteil ux
sta>ul % you will find a very instruc
tive article on Building Associa
tions, on our outside. Read it care
fully.
Neutral Oil cents per gallon.
Best Machine oil in the world. No
grit—no clogging where tliin oil is
used. It is the best—buy no other.
S-'lil ut foyer's, Aaronaburg, I\E
Tlie other day Adam Burtgea
lmuglit 32 acres of land from Win.
Wirt, at $l2O per acre. This is |>art
of the old Diuges farm recently
puichased by Mr. Wirt.
•••
Mr. John Emerick, of Mad is in
burg, informs us that tlie musical
convention and conceit were a suc
cess. We congratulate our Madison
buig friends for their good luck.
The recent session of the Clin
ton County Teachers 1 Institute must
have been a rare intellectual feast.
Eight regular l% Prolesora" on duty,
not even counting the professors of
religion nor Prof. Sin nil.
From a Lock llaven paper we
learn that our friend B. M. Herring
was recently presented with a gold
headed cane by his Sunday School
class. We presume BEN richly de
served that caning.
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DOCTORS PLENTY. George
Arney. W. W. Woods, Charl
Lsitxell, James Thompson, Wlliam
Keller and Hubert llamill, ali of
Penn's Valley, aie now attending
medical lectures at Philadelphia.
J. J. Everett, tl e successful
merchant of the Bee Hive store.
Lock Haven, has again gone East to
replenish his stock. Those of our
readers who go to LOCK Haven will
do well to make their purchases at
the Bee Hive.
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Bald Bugle and Spring Creeks
are being stocked with black bass,
two hundred and tweuty live of
which were lately deposited at six
different points in said streams.
Could not our memer, Mr. Alexan
der, d > something io that direction
for Penns Creek ?
We learn from some of our
teachers that the recent session of
the County Teachers' Institute was
a marked success, and that the peo
ple of BeUefonte took inore than or
dinary interest in it. We regret
that it is impossible for u% for want
of space, to publish the proceedings.
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Tlie B.dlefonte papers are going
for a certain Peter Curreii, late pro
prietor of the Bush House, for slip
ping off without paying his printers'
bills. Brethring, we are ashamed
of vou for being so blunt as to suf
fer yourselves to be cheated by a
Piiil idelphia plug. We lose nothing
by Curren.
From the proceeding of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Union
county recently held, we 3ee that
John Sankey, of Mifflinfcnrg, former
ly of Millhelm, was found guilty of
forgery and sentenced to pay a fine
of SIOO with costs of prosecution,
and to undergo an imprisonment in
the county jail for four months.
PENNSYLVANIA LEOISLAUUHE.
The State Legislature met on Tues
day Jan. 2. The Renuhlicaiis hav
ings majority in both branches elect
ed all their officers of course. John
C. Newmyer, of Allegheny, was
chosen I resident pro tern of the Se
nate, and E. lieed Nfeyer, of Ibad
ford, S|wak,-r of tlie House. Except
ing tlie reading of the Governor's
message, nothing of any general in
terest has thus far transpired.
Says the IV-llefonte Hi public in :
John Wolf, of Potters Mills, killed
two hogs named Hayes and W.tell
er the former weighing. PV), the lat
ter 484 pounds, and only Id months
old.
We had no idea that Hayes and
Wheeler were so heavy or so young
but we did have a vague ituiressinu
that something orful h.td hapja-ned
thm, on or about Nov. 7Lli last.
I'uten couies to our telief and t* lis
exactly what it was.
NOTHINO can oe fairer than MI.
Daniel F. Beatty's mode of doing
hosiness, and which evinces his con
fidence iit the superiority of his in
struments over all others. lie war
rants his pianos and organs for six
years, gives a few day's test trial,
and refunds money if purchasers are
not satisfied. By this means his in
stilments are brought into competi
tion with others, and invariably
come out victorious. Address all
communications to Daniel F. lieat
ty, Washington, Warren County,
N. J., U. 8. A. See bis advertise
ment, 4w.
MARRIED.
On the 28h ult., by Hpv. F.
Aurand, Mr. Jnmeft 11. Ditley. of
P<rter twp„ Clinton Co., mil* Miss
Leah iVulisa of M ill null, sain** Co.
On tlioSrtl lilt., by Itev. W. M.
latum*. Mr. >Nniu't V 4 Nlnuder.
MIKI Miss Kmtna Strohecker, all of
Sugar Valley.
On tin* 81st. nil.. Iy the same,
Mr. Iluny A. lltwk. f Biusli
Valley and Mi*s Mary A. Voauda,
of Georges Valley.
DIED.
It is with f- ♦•lines of sadness
tlmt. We Hie ralU'd II|hII l memd tlit*
d*.dh of Klsoiiora. vningetd daugh
ler of 1 >•. K. .1. and M nia Deithl*r,
I .It lie Nora as she was familial Iv
called, was an interesting eliild. She
Was t lie of Ilie household, kind
and affectiona*e, cheerful andoliedi
ent. Love whii the uiahiSiirliig if
her actions; she was I v d by all
who knew fter. Her sickness was
short, lnt lerritdv severe, it pleased
her Heavenly Father to choose her
in the ''Furnace of atlliction," Iut
true to ills promise, lie was present
Willi 11 is Kiiatainiug grace. as she pass
ed through the "Duk V dley." He
venHed His promise. "When tliou
pH">s*>t through the WHleiS I will.p.*
with tiiee. and through the livers,
they shall at nveillow tle*e, when
thou shalt not 1m hurtled ; neitJici
shall the II ones kindle upon thee."
On Christmas, as the clock struck
one, while her play in ite.t were eii
joying the innocent festivities of
that happy day, the messenger of
death came and loosed tlieailvercord,
when the g >ldell IMWI was broken,
and the pitcher was broken at the
fountain, a.id the wheel was broken
at lite cistern, ll w.i* in one sense
a sorrowful day, and vet in an other
u j ivfill one. A.s C iris'mas makes
its annual return we will ever Im* re
minded of the fact that on this dav
our In lie Nora realized the desires
of her heart as expressed to her
mother at the commencement of her
sickness. "• bad rather die ami be
with my Savior."
Nora was Ia MM NOV. Ist, 1854.
died Dec. 25th 1875. ajjtd I*2 years,
I month and 24 d iys.
"Peace to her ashes." S.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Th" Lord's Supper will be ad
minislerel in the Reformed Church
in Aaronshitrg. next Sundsv. Ser
vices will commence n Thnrsdav
evening and will Im continued each
morning and evening until Suuduv
evening.
Lodge and Society Directory.
Milliieim Cornet Hand will
meet on the lirst ll> ir of the Journal
office building on Monday and
Thursday evening.
Providence Grange No. 217 p # ~f
11,, meets in Alexander's block on
the 2nd Siturd iv of each moath at
54 I*. M. and <MI the fourth Saturday
of each month at 14 P. M.
The Irving Literary Sx*ietv meets
in tin* Town Hall, every Friday ev
ening.
The Millheim 11. A L. Associate n
meets in Town llali, on the evening
of the second Monday of e ch month
Miilheiiu Council. No. 3') S. O.
17. A. M. meets on Ist nnd 3rd Sat
urdays of each mouth, at 7 o'clok.
p. M.. in their Lodgn ltooms, Will's
Huilding.
■■■>■ —inai I" 'IWI >~mm 4
Daniel F. Beatty's
r ICTION.—The reputation I have pabied
ami ih* celebrity >( inv bi j >n, have indie:
ed *oitit* unprincipled pard's and agents
to copp inv c*t 1 cii'ars, an I misrepresent my
Instruments; a* mist this lue public ar*
hereby cant I ued. All lay O.'iiaiis oeai mv
trade-in ik. •; dden Tongue. n I all inv l'i t
ll<k have the ward underlined,
and Also have my name tenl
••ence, Daniel K. Bevm, w hiiliilw, N.
J., without wnicii luue is g v *nalu *.
A 1 Ires,
DANIEL P. BEATTY,
Wft.liillß'.oll. X. J.. U. S. A.
J. S. MILLEIt.
Fashionable Tailor,
AARUVSRVKU.
Having opened r; mms 011 the Ist
floor of John itupp's b.iildmg he is
prepared to manufacture all kinds
of men's and uoy's garments,accord
ing to the latest styles, and upon
surtest notice, and all word war
ranted to render satisfaction. Cat
ling and ro|Ktiringdone.
9". lN?YCAttimistvlri with ium 10
£ u. !'• tpa id, J. o. ilcsrso. Nassau,
IcMtOn., N. Y.
HEADACHE.
I).-. <\ W. lIiCN'S ss
CELERY VND' H A PILLS
are pre.iered express,y to cure Si"k de.id
ache, Nerv ux Headache, Pvspmic lle.id
ache, Neuralgia, N*rv ui<asss, Sleeplessness,
and will cure anv case. P. Ice si cents, pus
t&ae free: S->h! bv all
Mures. Office, i t'. North Kutaw street,"
Kaiti. 11 ore, do—UEFKHKNCE : J. I.KSI'EK,
Cashier Howard Hand, Baltimore, Md.
5000 AGENTS SttTSiv 'X
CHARLEY ROSS
Written by lib father. A complete account
of this ,n >s! Mysterious Aa.l i •lion and Ex
citing Search. Witu !•';• fsiinii'* ladlersand
lluiitratiaiiH. Outsells all olner IJ*Kks. Our
l< k .W iiri'Ts In ue d iy. I'ei'ms lib
eral. AN Agents wantedn i our
ceii Family Hl'-ilvs. \Vliu invaluable lllus
trite IAI Is and Superb Bin linns. .IOUN h.
Porrau a Co.. Puu.isiiers, i'liiiadclplna.
xVB3. HAF.TER,
AUCTIOX'EIiIt,
MILLIIEIM, PA.
Tenders his services to the public.
S itisfiictiou guaranteed. Charges
moderate.
BpM-b;d
nupvtsedes .11 others in urieealnl durability.
Sent to any address fori"*.—A business as
sistant wanted in tlib and adj iceiitcmiiilies.
(hrcu'.xr* fre. C. I) R.Vw.dON A: (1> , *>2l
Area St., i'lilla.
EMPIRE CLMi N S Sl'd RE
J. F. Chambers,
Proprietor,
POST OfliCE Building, Millheim. Pit.
Keeps a full line of Clothing Hos
iery, and Genls' Furnishing Goods
always 011 hand, and sells at ths
lowest living prices for cat h. 17 Iy
rZf\ AA/\ Brsscuinnts for I*T7.
t)v/' /' M ' Kvcryliody is ge.iliig
I'll 11 It's VM ICItK'AN AiONTUI.Y,.! ihli-
Iv i: lust rate I, ably Faml.y Aluga/ltie
at omjr i vc.tr. Specimens ftct*. tint. AT
TRitMH TO 'l. IIS JOHN fct. I'OrftlUiU,
I'ubv, I'm adehihiu
K8 T AHLIHIIED 1809.
P. 0. & A .P. LAOBY, Atto noys-
Rt-Law,
520 Seventh Street, Wnthhujton, I>. C.
Inventor*.
XVe procure patent* In nil countries. No
ATroH'.RT rKI.A IN AIM A NCR No charge .Ill
less (lie patent is granted. v., fee* for in ik
lute piehulmiry examinations. No addi
tional fees for oldnlMinir and conducting it
rehearing. Speei IL .iMeatl JII glviMi to .liter,
fcrenev Case* liefore HP* Patent Ofltce, Kx
tens| ns in'f reC nitres*, lufringoiucut Suits
io different stiiies, unit Illic it lon appertain
ing lo lit vmil i.tiis or Patent*. SKNI STAMP
KOr I'VUl'ill.Kf til VINO PULL INSTHUOTtONS.
I' it it eft Motes CimrlN .V l>t'|mrlmrnt
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court
f I lie I niteil Stales, Court n! Claims, Court
of Commissi 'iicus of Alabama< i.tints. South
ern Claims Commission, ami all classes of
wat nanus before Hie Executive l>e{tari
lueiiL
Arrmr. of I'sj and Homily.
Omenta*, soi.niitus, ami BWUVU of the
late war, or their heirs, are in many cases
entitled lo in ney from the Government, tf
whi*-h they have tin Knowledge. Wrliefull his
torv of tieivife, ami state amount of pav am!
bounty received. KueUt.se stamp, ami a lull
remv, alter examination, will be given you
without charge.
Pension!
All FIRRTCBRS, SOI.I>IKIIS AND SAMORX
wounded, ruptured, or iniur<.d iti the late
w ir however slightly, arc entitled to, and
e i:t obtain n IUJI.S 1 , m.
I oiled State* brnrrnl I .mid Oltt.e
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
Claims. Mwiirg. preempt inn, and Homestead
Cases, prosect:t"d iH'fore tlie General Latul
Offlcc ami Department of the inlet lor.
l.nnU Warrant*.
We pay cash for It tual v Land Warrants,
ami wv invite cnrrt'S|Mindence with all par
ties ha viux any for sale, ami (the full and
explicit instructions where assigninents are
in o feet.
We condnet our business in seperate Bu
reaus. having therein the eleiiea] assistance
of ible ami experienced lawyers, and give
our closest personal sti,ervlsion to every
imiMrtaiit paper prepared in e eh case.
Promptest attention thus secured to all busi
tievs entrusted us. Address.
n. H. A A P. MCE V, Attorney*.
W ASHING r ON. l>. C.
Any person desiring inform it ion as to the
standing anil respotislbl.Pv of the mettibers
of the llrin will, on re juesl. lie furnished
with a satisfactory reference in his vicinity
or Congressional district.
BOOTS & SHOES
j
The Centennial Flection Is over and it ii fixed beyond doubt that
Samuel J. t'ildan Selected President of tte P"'led States, but the
Great Kxclteiitent at the store of J. 1M in MILL
UKIM still continues, lie has Just returned irniii lue WW
em eitl-s with a large and well seiei-fed stoek. of
13oo*a a-'d £h"Ct. which eau not Is; surpassed in
Point of tjuilitv and Cheapness by any store IU
tne county. iVlc 'tWoi'ifcrnb'i 50 to
r-r\ $4.00' Wr. KlHKMlirril lias l^-ea
J i a practical shoemaker for the last
r •* ' ii years and is therefore more
~T~ ] i coiupetcnt to iiiaUe aselecJiou
> ''"d tha'l other retailers who
have not had the b-ne- i p^wJ
Lt of ids experience. V j
X j Any person who •
douhls this 'tmmrn
MJ call and
see.
0 . c
3'l A, '"°- Q
| 1 you ate ia want* of pure DRUGS, "MEDICINES,
i • OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES. FANCY GOUDSand
IIOLWDAY A °YS, go ta> KIsKVtITHS fIRIC STORE,
where you will be accommodated in these several lines ~
i
| of goods at the lowest cash prices.
' S'JlCHivol? SiOT "
M'THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD.**"
PETES, SO ITS "MAGAZINE
S'JOItSAT REDUCTIONS TO CLUBS."S
POSTAGE PRE-PIP TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
PETERSON'S M WA7.INE ha th U:~U Original Stories of any of tlielady's books, the '
1 )H*st Colored Kasliiou Plates, the t*t Kereints, the best Steel Eugravlnrh &c.. &. '
family ought In t ike It. ft nv>r* for thtmoru-y than any (nth* world. It will con
tain. next year, in its twelve u.imbars—
UN E TH< )U>AN I) I'AG E3 !
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TWELVE COLORED BERLIN PATTERNS!
TWELVE MAMMOT.i COLORED FASHIONS 1
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TWEN 1' Y-FOUIt PAG ES OF MUSIC !
' K will aNa give Five. ORJUNAI. COPYRIGHT NOVELETTES, by Mrs. Ann 5. Wepln ns
t Prank lae liciieiiici. M.s. l-'ramv* IhetjrMUi Hnrnette MarCeita Hotley and l.ucv 11. 1 op
er AN. nearly a hundred short' r stories, ALL OHKUN u., by tne nest authors of Amci .ea.
MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES
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> Club. . _ " . . .'v
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a '• '• K.tio t persaii getting u| the HiuU. •
'Conies for o t.(V > With bah .HI extra EO.IY of the Magazine for I*M, and the pre
-7 •• •• ii. II > miu u picture, ajfee dollar enfrrartw, to the person get ties up the
9 " " 13.3 i) S Club. ' ' T -
CHARLES J PETERS ON,
300 C'hewlnut tot., PUllMlelphlw, r
•dr.Speciincus sent gratis, if written for.
• r *')! _
FURN ITXJRE ROOMS.
► lOLI
Ezra Kruiubinc.
(Successor to J. O. DEININGER.)
Would most respectfully inform the citizens of Centre county, that It*"
lias constantly on hand all kinds of FURNITURE, made ot the list m
terial and in the tuost approved styles.
UUItaACS,
BEDSTEADS,
H ASH STAN 1)8,^
>INKS, TABLES,
I) HIGH Tit \ YS, CORNER CUPBOARDS
and all other articles in his line constantly on hand. Priors cl tup sni
♦ lie tinvs The wants of young married couples especially suited. Ctnne
nd see: SHOPS. MAIN STKKKT CKNTKB II ALL. PA. 21xly.
J. W. WALLACE CO.,
'
Druggists,
Oorner HxCain JLnd Q-rove Streets, .
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
A full stook of Drugs & Oheaaicals constatttlycm band. All the
eedingat3ai Mai ioiaea—ainte, Ofle ad Gaes, a^leweot prioce
f THE SUN.
1377. NEW YORK. 1877
The different editors of Tl SUN during
(lie next year wl l !*• tliesauie as during the
venr thai has lust passed. Tito dallyedlMon
| will on week uavs be a sheet of four psjrcs.
and on Sundays a sheet of eieht luges, or n6
broad columns v while Hie weekly edition
will be a slum! of eight pages of the same dp
iiiriKHlnuH and character iliat arc already fa* j
mini ir to our friends.
TUB SI N will continue to be the strenuous
advocate of reform mid retrenchment, and
of the substitution of statesmanship, wis
dviin. and Inlegnty for hollow pi clence. im
becility, at id fraud In the administration of
public affair*. It w ill contend for the gov
eminent f Hie people bv the people and for
flic |TC4)|>IF% IT* OIIINHMM! to tfoycrniiicnt ••y
frauds |u lite ballot-box and in the counting
of votes, enforced by miliary violence. It
will endeavor to supply lis reader*— i IHNIV
now not far from a mild m of souls—with
the iio*t careful, complete,and trustworthy
aeeouiils of current events, and will entjdov
for lids pmpo-e a numerous and carefully
selected staff of reporters ami correspon
dents. |is report* from Washington, esjieo
lallv, will be luli, accurate, and fearless; and
il w lit dmi'dless continue to deserve ami en
Jov the hatted of tlmee wlm thrive by plun
de'ilug the Treasury or by usn plug what
the law does not gl.e them, while il will en
doavor to mpltl the eoiirhlcuce ol the public
bv defending Hie lights of the mmple* galled
the encroachment* of uupc-itiled power.
The price ol the daily SI N will te M cents
a montli or 9Uai > year, po*t paid, or with
the Sundav edition •" "(> a year.
The SUNDAY eilttion alone eight pages,
|l a yearipost paid.
The W KICK i v SUN, eitht pages of So eol
umus, will be fu'til shed during 1877 at the
rate of *! a vear. post paid.
Til* WKKKI.t can l>e enjoyed by Individ
ual subscribers without the necessity of
making up clubs. At the same time. H ativ
of our friend* choose to md 111 extending our
circulation, we shall be grateful fotliem. ami
every such j rwrni wlm send* nk tea or more
subscriber* from one place will be entitled
to one copy of Hie pajwr for himself without
charge. At one dollar a year, postage paid,
til* expenses of paper ami-print jugate bare
ly repaid-; and coitsldoring llie size of bheet
and the finality of Its contents we are confi
dent the people will consider Tu* \X KKKI.T
Nt'N the olieapent newspaper inil llshed in
the world, and we trut also one of the very
best.
Address. THKSL'X, New Vork City, X. Y.
ttut ijliiT ttT " 1V HFIFFItS
Came to I he premises nf the
I* 'k vi l ' l i||"f sutisci iber on or ilmut the
A,* if eT of net. last two stray
■i i i J-*rw heifers—one of a d irk red
color with a while at
the tip of the tall; the other Is also dark red
with a little white at the l>elly and back.
Kaeh alsMit a vear and a half old. 1 lie own
er is requested to prove property, pay £A*t*
nml take tliem away or thej will be sold a*
toe law directs.
J R. kRKAMSK.
Miles township. Dee. 11. 1876.
THE JoUENAL OHlieS
' .
b*a for tftlo oio >lUa ted
PHOTOGRAPH MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
PHOTOGRAPH FAMILY RECORD, %
BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATES. *cd
CONFIRMATION CERTIFICATES.
ly CKIDEK A BfiOTSER,'V Vcj.K,
JCvrtiflcatf s?*
are uucqnaleri Tit
anything of tlu*'kktd ont. . \
Hundietts of them sine sold ar.im
ally bv Ministers of the (,Vspeland others.
He were so highly pleased with the sun pies sent
ns. that we ordered a large lot at nitre: and made arrange
meets with the publishers for the right of exclusive sale in Pr.r.
Gregg. Potter. Haines and Miles townships. We ireiertfullr ir vit. Mill
iaters kind y Ming couples to come and see. For sale singly cjl r the doe n
j
B-M-vinp It tut* BY FAR llw best Ftrlir
and < Organ manufactured. we'
challenge any manufacturer to equal them
The cdebrated Golden Tongue Leeds in tin*
organ in conjunction w iih the Perfected
Heed Hoards ; oil nee sweet, pure and pow
erful fines. Suoerb case* nf new andeiegaut
designs. Ministers, teachers, chore lies. ,
seliai's, lodge*, etc., iiouil send for price j
list and discounts. j
Dealers wl'l find it to their advantage to
examine this instrument. It hat Improve
ments found in uo oiUer. Coriespulitience j
solicited.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return of organ and freight charges
paid by itie (Daniel F. Ile.iltv) In*H wavs if
unsatisfactory, after a test trial of five days
organ warranted for six years. ApwUtlis
count given everywhere I h'.ve uo agent.
Agents wanted. Address,
DA MEL F. BEATTY,
Wsshinittoa, ffew Jersey, 1.". B*. A.
IMC MfiJIF HUB CRl*7eßs"
Adopted by all ths queens of fashion. Send
for circular. K. IVINB, No. 29)8 North Filth
St., Philadelphia, Fa.
JOHN ROYER,
Cabinet Maker
SOUTH MILLHEItf, FA.
All kinds of Furniture on hand
promptly made to order. Coffins n
specialty. Lowest cash prjem, Sat
isfaction gA.iranteed. 43x3mi.
! §200,0001N GOLD !
j AND OTHKit VALUABLE PREMIUMS.
GIVES TO THOSE WHO
Workforth Times!
THE- CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES
Puoilbed for S3 years, hah a National char
acter and influence, with nations in every
state and Terrllory in the X'nion.-and of nil
shades and politics. Its new depai ttiieut,
HOMES FOR THE. PEOI'LE
In the South and Mir !>*(. will beiuvaiutde
to all looking out ror NEW PLACES or Rut-
DEUCE.
Mivry Patron of the Time* Is presented,
free of charre, with an Illustrated Year.
Rook of .tillable information, lor 18fT, alone
worth the pi ice of the paiwr.
Enterprising men wan: cd everywheie, to
solicit sulweliber*, and secure our <lotd and
other Yaiuable Premiums. A samnh- enpv
' of il.e Time*, our Illustiated List i.f Pieinl
[ mns to be given to Agents, and other docu-
I ment>, will I e sent fire on application to
C'/SCISSA IT TINES CO..
t>2 H*. Third St.. Cincinnati, 0.
BEATTY'SaSS
Est'd.liilH.)®
Tlie best an 1 mnst lasting patlororgm
now in use. No other parlor organ has *>-f
attained the same popularity-.
It has been tested by thousands, mnnv of
them competent Judges, and gives universalr
satisfaction to all. " ' _ .
The music is adapted to the human voYcfc,
ranging from the s dies: flute-bke note to a
v luitte of sound aasundshJ by any Instru
nieut. , •' It
Thl- instrument has all th't latest improve
meiits and ever* organ is fully warranted
for six veal s. Beautiful oil polish, hlaek w.il- '
nut junelled cases, which will not CUACK
or WAKP. and forms. In addition to a splen
did iust uiiieut of music, a beautiful piece of
furniture.
This organ needs only to 1> sjea to bs an
predated, and is sold a extremely low hg
uri-s f>r caih- Second-hand ium fume tits
taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, nia'e or female. In every
count vin Die United States and Canada. A
lllieral discount made to teacher*, min * ers
churches, schools. lol"es,ciC., where I have
no agents. Illustrated catalogue and price
list free. Correspondence .solicited. Agents
discount given where 1 have no ageuts. Best
ofler ever given now ready. Address,
DAMEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. S. A.
fSi TJAHNFS' PATF.NT
t* 1 I> FOOT POWER
MACHINERY CIRf'TJ
aS /f| LA it AND SCROLL
' I fancy woods and
f A different machines
Pf AVsulfed to the wants
Jv W ya of mechanics and ama
tn teurs. MEN, BOYS and*
raffkTk <fl LADIES ate making from
to tin per day using
them The old si vie thrown aside w hen
i these are know n. Say where you read this.
| and send for 48 page catalogue t RLE. \>.
K. & .1. B vkkes. Kockford, Winnebago Co.,
Illinois. ASxIY.
Late lininen.se Discoveries br STANLEY
and others are .Just added to the only com
plete.
Life and Labor* of Livingstone.
■;his veteran explorer ranks among the
most heroic 11 ures of the century, and this
book is one or the most attractive, fasciiat
iug. rielily ll'ustrated and liistmcMv \ol
rnies ever Issued. Being the onlyentli 0 and
authentic life, the millions arc eager for it,
and wide-awake agents are wanted quickly:
Foi proof and terms address HLBBAKL
BROS., Pubiighers, T33 Sanson: St., Fhil*. lJt
A e.
BIATTPS;—
Parlor Organs.
Messrs. Deo. P. Rowed AC'.,(N. Y.)
Newspaper reporter . says;
"Dnibi K. B'll'.v, t'w -ir?ii b tiMer. of
Was'itv 4 ;n. N. J., presses forward with
great eu rigor."
Prom W. peoi, Niagaia Falls, w. Y.
I "Several months use of the elecent Parlor
Organ you sent me artistic* mc that It Is one
of the best made. It has a rich tone; its
jvt, ous tone* are m ist pleasant. I must
heariiiy recoinmeiuf your oregus for parlor,
scliool. church or other use."
Best offer ev<r given. Money refunded
upon return of organ and freight charges
paid by me (Daniel K. Bea.ty) both wavs if
unsatisfactory, afi.-r a test trial of five da vs.
Organ wavrunied for ffvs years. Seud for
xten led lit of testimonials before buying
a pallor Organ. Address.
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
WasblnFtoa, New Jersey, C. M, A.
f\ OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE HI
UENTEN'L EXHIBITION
It mi s taster than any other book. One
Agent sold *4 copies lu one day. This is the
•uly aiitin-utte and complete history •pub
lished. Send for our extra terms to Agents.
N atjovjll I'Tri.iaHtsi. ftv. Ph'l" Pa.
THE CHEAPEST AND REST PLACE
TO BUY YOUR
BOQTS.SHQES, CAJTERS i SLIFFERI
1 w
tin Clinton er Csßirc~cennties U si
<T.
I.OC'K HAVEN, PENH'A.
where a large and uice sto*-k for Spi tsg est
Summer has ju*t arrived. Crand see them
ej- LOOTS AND SHOES AT WBOUESALB.JV*
David f. fortnet,
Attorney -A t-law.
BELLEF OKTZ,
43x1 v. PA.
Awurdrd fhe n ; gh'*l Xrdal >! lfdLi.
E. & H. T. AKTBC'NT S CO.
591 Broadway, A4w ]VAr.
(Opp. Metrorolttan Hotel.}
HssHfaetßrtrs, Import* re St lea
z - lern In
■ EifpaTißp.' CtrcißOs end From
M'i.Hl OPI 8 & vii \\s,
AlbnfßK,trnpnosfopfß, Pholo^rapfct,
Aud kindled goods- Celeht ities, Ac'refsss,
' C * # - •
PHOTOGRAPHIC. MATERIA!!
We are Headquarter?: for everythiug ta the
■t ;• way of
iTERFDFTH o>Bl>D BACICUkTIIHI,
' MIA BO SCIENTIFIC I.AKTERV,
STEREO PANOPTICON,
FNIVEHSITV STEREOS TICOR,
ADVERTISER II STEREOPTICOM,
AR'IOPI ICON,
SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LAN TUN,
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Each style being the best cf its class ia the
market.
Catalogue of Lanterns and Slides, with db
red ions for using, sent on appnotttnr.
Anyenterprbfnßmau can make menev
with a Magic Lantern.
egh.Visitors to the Cehtennh > Expoeitisa
will do wisely to defer pnrcliasing .m.,0 in
our line until they conn- to our st>, in New
Yoik. where they will find gteater variety
- and afore inoilerate nri'-es, and can seleei
moie at their leisure. But wehavuacon.
ceasioii to sell some styles of our the
building of the Department of Public Com
fort, and those not coming to New York are
invLt d to-call on our representation there
3i_ A full slock of Views of the XxpeeU
tion Buildings and their courtents
ea-Cut out this ad. forreferenerm
WASTED. We Z'.'!, /Jjv;";."" 1 * I
Business that will Pay
t fiffun4to%Bper day. can te puieud in
voar on n neighborhood, aud is strictly ben
. orable. *Porticvlor* free, or saaipies worth
! -ioveial dodais that will enable yen logo u>
, work at once, will he sent on receipt of tfty
cents.
Address LATHAM * CO..
. Bex S.IM * WaeWiuiten H.. Bnserm.Mese,