fonraal.
. filler & Deiipsr. Proprietors
B. O. DRINISORR, Associate Edtto
■lllhcim,Thursday, Oct. 4.
Terms—9l.so Per Annum.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR SCFRZXZ JCDOR,
JOHN TRUNKEY,
or YRRANOO COTWTT.
F*a STATE TREASURER.
AMOS C. NOYES,
or CLIWTOX COCSTY.
FOR Arorroß OBRRRAL,
W. P. SCIIELL,
or BEDFORD OOCKTY.
Democratic county Ticket.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNBT,
D. F.FORTNEY.
Digest if Election Laws.
Election-Tuesday, Novbr. 6th.
Polls open at? A. *., and closo at 7r. *.
WHO CAN VOTE.
Every male citizen, twenty-one years of
age, possessing the following qualifica
tions, shall be entitled to vote at all elec
tions:
1. He shall have been a elUbiem of the
United States one month.
S. He shall have resided in the State one
yean or, tf having previously been a qual
ified elector or native born citizen thereof,
and shall have removed therefrom and
returned, then lie shall have resided there
in six months immediately preceding the
ejection.
J He shall have resided in the district
where he intends to vote two mouths Im
mediately preceding the eiectlou, Instead
of ten days, as formerly.
t If twenty-one years of age,, .or up
ward, be si mil liave paid, within tjpo years,
a Suhe or county tax, which stnrtf imve
been assewaedjat bmtst two months previ
ous to the election, and paid at least one
month previous to thcjsaiue.
S. Foreign born citizens must have been
naturalized at least one month before the
election, and must coufbrw to Ut>e JVqqiy®-
menta contained in section 4, preeetilng.
The election will be heid on • the 7.***-
day next following the first Monday of
November," being this year tins 6th day
of the month.
Saturday, October 6th. la the last day for
securing ntrtunrtteatlon papers.
Saturday. October 6th. is tin* last day on
which taxes can be paid in legul time to
vote.
The above date should be oarefhlly re
membered and acted op by all voters.
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THE PROSPECT.
For more than a decade the pean
pects have not bee 11 so favorable for
a complete victory of the Democra
cy of Pennsylvania as they are now.
From all parts of the state —with
perhaps the slightest shade of defec
tion in and around Pittsburg—comes
It he asjwanc# that the party is uni
ted and enthusiastic for the election
of Truukey, Sehell and Noyes.
Their acknowledged abilities and ua
iinueachuble integrity, are a power
before the people which 110 platform
could possibly give them. While it
is true that Judge Sterrett, the Re-
Jmblican candidate for Snpreni
udge, is a geatleman of unquestion
ed honesty aud legal ability, it is
likewise true that Judge Trunkey
in full ins equal mi every resjiect.
Passmore, compared to Sehell, is
nowhere, while the only tliing'claiui
ed for Captai.i Ilarl is, that he h;is
much '*ex{>erieH©e'' in the intricate
mysteries of a Pennsylvania State
Treasury. This is a very quesdona
ble recommendation and will cost
Mr. Hart thousands of votes. The
people—as the sequel wjlj show —
will prefer a man of the sterling lion
ee*ty of Arooe O. Noyes, wiiose whole
life aud character giye abundant
proof that uuaei him the public
funds will lie guarded with rigid
watchfulness. The notes and
checks of banks long since broken
or not lie made to ap
,pear as cash assetts in the Treasury
Accounts, if Col. Noyes is elected,
as he assuredly will be.
The contest hinges on the Treas
ury. Jbe Radical ring politicians
would Ukday gLidly barter away
#*idge Sterrett aud Mr. Passmore,
for tlie assured success of Capt.
Hart. The?'see and feel that the
.power they so pinch abused is very
- 1 likelyfto pat* out of tlien* liands, aud
fbat.their dark and wicked ways
may be uncovered to the astonished
gaze of an indignant people. Hence
their desperate efforts to retain the
control of the Treasury. This is
why Mr. J. C.lDelany, Gov. Hart
rauft's official Man Friday, goes to
Pittsburg post haste, to lepeat his
foul work of 1872,1874 and 1875, in
securing by square purchase and
sale'the solid Molly Maguire vote.
* Mappilv thu dirty trick was dis
■covered and frustrated, and tlie hon
est yeomanry of Pennsylvania wll
- put jUiejjr seal of condemnation upon
ife*hi a manner that will be as unmis
takable as is will be effectual.
. I VQUJNTABY SLAVERY. To
• what degraded state of feeling aud
thinking men are brought during
*tße present severe times, is showed
. the following, which we clip from
an exchange. The persons offering
to go info voluntary slavery are
--'minors,.in the vicinity of Scranton
and make their proposal tp one of
their wealthy
vni'mn# Gutselven to be your
slaves, to toil early and late as our
strength will permit for you, during one
or flve-vears, and never will ask you for
One bent of wages, if you will only give
tin ttud our fh.mil ies plafn and skifflclent
food, such clothes as we really need,
houses to live in, doctors jtncl medicines
■when we are sick, and bury us when we
die." This languagels very pitiful; but
the proposition cannot be accepted. The
disease is bad enough; but the remedy is
worse.
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The headquarters of our Democra
tic State Central .Committee is at tljie
.Guard-House, Philadelphia. Wm.
. McClelland is Chairman; Wm. V t
McGrath, Treasurer; P. J. Pieyce
of Mercer, sol. Foster Jr., of Sehiiyl
kill, an(l V. H. Egle,of Lancaster,
'are Secretaries. Froua all parts of
the State comes most encouraging
news for the Democracy.
The Greenbackers held .a sort of rt
, state corveution at Williams|K>
and nominated B. 8. Bentley, o
Supreme Judge, ,T. E. Emerson, for
Auditor General and James L.
Wright for State Treasurer. Now
let the baud play.
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"The "House jf Representatives,
when it assembles in October will
have a Democratic majority of elev
en. Randall seems to have .the in
side track for speaker-.
SPRING MILLS XTBMB.
Capt. Haasenplug had a run off.
No particulai damage.
Spring Mills is ahead of her sister
towns—she has telegraphic commu
nication already betweeqthe Station
Building and the Post Oflice. So
far. so good—but we want connec
tions with the east.
Krumrine's Grain House is up
*nd will soon be ready to take in all
kinds of grain.
Mr. C. Barth is laid up with rheu
matism.
We have two coal yards, and oh I
my, how cheap we are getting our
fuel. Wish someWidy else would
start another yard, as every addi
tional one decreases the price about
aixty cents a ton fop the consumer.
YONEY.
~ .
Corneliasjeonfesses with many re
grets that we are' -a much better
looking man thau he. Everyliody
in Lewisburg whom we spoke with
on that point agrees with liim exact
ly.
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The Republican County Conven
tion came off, Wednesday the 26,
insfc. and was a very mild affair —
only thirteen delegates being pre
sent. Clement Dale," Esq., was
nominated for District* Attorney,
and Gen. Beaver recommended for
Governor.
The teachers' examination the
other Wednesday passed off very
pleasantly, and we trust, profitably.
Seven applicants were examined,
all of whom received certificates,
while two of our resident teachers—
G. W. Keen and Andrew Rishel—
were kept at home by sickness.
Supt. Meyer is the right man in the
right place and ought td be kept
there.
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A good domestic Sulphur bath
can be instantly prepared by taking
a cake ofGi.RUN'S SULPHUR SOAP
Into the hath tub. Such an expe
dient will, to use a slang phrase,
"knock the spots off" any victim of
cutaneous blemishes. Sold by all
Druggists 25 cents.
Hill's Ilair & Whisker Dye,black or
brown, 50 cts. 4w.
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FIRES. —On Friday night the
ham of Mr. Daniel Long, near
TTartleton, was burned to the ground.
fVnnor says that Rev. E. Hershey's
horse was consumed by the flames.
We can not give anv particulars.
On Tuesday night of last week
the Foundry and Machine Shop of
George Swnrtr, at Hublersburg, was
totally destroyed bv fire. Mr.
Swartz's insurance had just run out
a short time before tiie fire. Loss
heavy.
The game laws of Pennsylvania
limit the neriod for the shooting of
game, as follows: Wild Turkeys,
from October 1 to January 1; plaver,
from August 15 to Januaryl; wood
cock, from July 1 to January 1;
quafi, from October 1 to January 1;
pheasants, from October 1 to Janua
ry 1; rail and reed birds, from f<ep
temberl to Deeemlier 1; rabbits,
from October 15 to Deeemlier 15;
deer. from October 1 to January 1.
fnsectiverous birds not at all.
From the many fluttering testimo
nials we have read, paving tribute
to the Beattj Piano, and Realty's
Golden Tongue Organs, we are "boil
strained to recommend them to any
persons contemplating purchasing
an instrument of either description.
Address the luanubvcturer and pro
prietor, Diniel F. Beatty, Washing
toil. X. J., U. S. A ~ for any infor
mation respecting the same. See
advertisement.
For the J ournat.
MR. EDITOR:—I over in youF
town last week, to see. tlie sights and
the people, and whether Ilawkeve's
hints had any effect for good. Well,
some of your merchauts have clear
ed away the old store boxes, and
rubbish anyhow, that's so much, but
oh, tlie sidewalks, the pavements, or
whatever name you may give a lot
of rotten plank, laid in rows 1 Is
there any hope on this point that
the active.little business town will
have at least safe and decent walks ?
I see several of your citizens have
jlarge piles.of flag stones in front of
their houses. Do they have Flag
-Stone Stores and are these outside
heaps samples cn exhibition ? This,
at least seems to be the only prac
tical purpose they serve. I heard
that some young.nian from Aarons
burg, returning home on a dark
night last week,brought his rile in
contact with some plow handles
standing on the sidewalk of the ma- "j
chine shop near the bridge. nd hurt
himself rather severely. Hope the
proprietor has the satisfaction to
know that the plow was not injured
in the least.
The Millheim Hotel is a capital
place for visitors and travelers. No
drunkenness, 110 bumming or loaf*
ing, no rowdyism; but a tip-top ta
ble and first class accommodations
throughout, with a splendid car
riage to ride to the Depot. All hon
or to the landlord who keeps a good,
orderly house.
Seems to me the Grocery ra'ght do
i'ust as good a business with a little
ess fuss and boistenmty —especially
in the evenings. Respectfully sub
mitted for your Har
ry.
The building fever seems to be
raging .along your new street fear
fully. Is it all the result of having
a building association ?
What pleased we more than any
thing is your neat little book store.
Hope you will succeed, but my opin
ion of the Millheimers always was
that thev prefered something g<*>d
to eat. If you succeed to coultWate
a taste for good reading among your
young folks, you wjU lmve accom
plished a great work indcQfi. But
how do you expect people to get in
your store? Men may perhaps
crawl or climb up, but how alout
ladies, or don't you expect lady
customers ? you ppght to fill up
♦long the front ait once.
The JOURNAL is getting popular
here. Some even consider at the
spiciest local paper in the county;
but don't get vain about it, that I
teii yew, old fellow. Nix for unyvt.
HAWKEYE. -
[Note. Of course we expect lady
customers—Jots of them-—and gentle
men, too. We expect to "fill up"
along our front as well as inside,
but give us a little time. We are
busy and sometimes out of the neecb
<ul. Don't get too sharp, Mr. Hawk
eye lest you cut yourself, or vopr
i next "/or the Journal" might find its
way into the waste basket,]
Mr. Jonathan Harter bought the
Gramly property on Penu Street and
five am* or land above town, op
Saturday at public sale, for $2200
Our neighbor, John D. Foote, i
building a fine new portico t his
dwelling—or, to be strictlv true—he
is getting it built. Never knew
John to do anything of the kind him
self—lie is altogether to kindheart
ed for that.
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RCIIOOL TAX NOTICK.—The time
for paying school taxes with the
benefit of an abatement of five |HT
cent., is extended one month, or un
| til Novbr. 11th. of which tax payers
I will please take notice.
FHANK KNAKR,
Treasurer.
There was qiiite an excitement at
the Mjlllielm Hardware Store this
week, over the arrival of a large
stock of Cook Stoves, Ranges, IVm
bleand Single Parlor Heaters. The
prices are astonishingly low. Any
one wishing to purchase had better
call and see these stoves. They are
perfect beauties.
On the 20th inst., Mr. Jolm Dan
berraan, residing near Centre Hill,
had the misfortune to get his left
hand into the threshing machine,
while threshing at Mr. Georga Good
hart's. The hand was terribly lacer
ated and the little finger had to lie
amputated. We are informed that
it may vet become necessary fo am
putate tlw arm,
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J. Newman, Jr., of llellefonte,
understands the true secret of suc
cess in business, lie advertises—
and the more b.e ndvertjsts the more
he sells—and the more he sells the
ttjoftP he advertises. The rule works
both wayB and works well. N. 11.
Overcoats as low as $3. Suits from
$4 up. Hats, 7.5 cents. Underwear,
25 cents. Don't forget the place, J.
Newman, Jr.
The Tkleyraph says Samuel Schoch
of Mifflinburg has a squash that
wrighs 144 pounds, and impudently
asks usf whether we can beikt it.
? hat a question to ask a
man of our heft and strength. Why
just give us a good stick, ?bout five
minuteB time, and "clear the law"
for us, and we'll beat squash and
editor into mince meat in less than
no time. That's what we can'
ATIEAVY FIRM.—J. P. Gephart
and 1). A. Musser have associated
themselves into a firm for the pur
pose of dealing in Grain, Cloverseed,
Feed, Coal, Plaster and Salt. They
are a heavy firm —not exactly in an
avoirdupois, but in a financial sence.
That is to say they have the spondno
lics, tlie rocks, tlie stamps, the nrr
rus re nan, the emo —in short they
have the sash and are active, Tac
tical men besides; which makes up a
combination that must be largely
successful. But they are fully com
petent to speak for themselves, A£i4
so you had better read their adver
tisement in another column.
While at Spring Mills the other
day we arofi>ed iH o tlie Stove and
Hardware Store of T. A. Hicks &
Bro., and were surprised to find an
establishment so extensive and com
plete. A spacious and tasty build
ing, filled with every possible variety
of stofesvthtwnifiaud hardware, all
at prices that defy competition —
ought to insure a large success in
.business,
Messrs. Hicks & Bro. are one of
the most enterprising and liberal
business firms in Centre county, aud
fullv deserve the patronage yf the
public.
The Centre County Fair at B*llc
fonte andfcUe Union Com ty Fair at
Lewislvrg. commenci'd yesterday,
and <*ye hope both wik he largely suc
cessful. Excursion trains are ren
rning to I>ewisburg on Thunulay
and Friday, leaving Spring Mills at
8 o'clock, and Coburn at 8.25. in the
morning—fare noj. stated. Excur
sion trains should also run to Belle
fonte, via Centre Hall and Lemont,
hut—we suppose—our Bellefoute
friends could not get their arrange
ments completed in time.
ACCIDENTAL SnooTixo. Mi
chael Maize, living with I). A. Mus
ser, Esq., as a hired man,shot himself
through the left leg, earlv on Tues
day morning. He got up a little be
fore daybreak and went to his desk,
in the bed-room, to get something
which lay on a little shelf in the
back part of the desk. On the sutne
shelf also lay a loaded pistol, which
he accidently moved with his hand
when it fell to the bottom of the
desk aud discharged. pass
ed tlmmgh the front board of tlie
desk, which is an inch thick, through
Me, Maize's hit the wall,
where it glanced. It is not kn° wn
yet whether the bone is injured or
jtq£. Mr- Maize is a young man ef
good character, industrious and well*
behaved, and has inucli sympathy in
iiflsjujisfortune.
ROAD MATTERS. —Qu Friday of
last week the reyiew.exs on the road
leading from Mttlheim to the Depot
attended to the duties of their ap
pointments,. Fhey tiled their.report
in the l'rotlwnotary's office, a copy
of which was sent m as follows:
"That the gaifi joafi is located upon
the cheapest most favoralde
route, and that tliere is no occasion
whatever for }iy change."
This should he .final to all cancem.-
ed and the road should be opened
without further delay. The fight
about this road has been long con
tinued and very intense, and it is
about time that it should
"Irft as have peace."
Tuesday the 2§tb the review was
on the proposed road from Aarons
burg to Swarts's saw mill, and we
are reliable informed that the jury
report against the road.
XAMINti THEX.
F/>r the information of those not
well acquainted in MUlUeira, we give
the Raines of the streets ,ap recently
Turnpike leading through
town east ana west, is Main Street;
that leading to Brush Valley—North
Street. Texas is merged into Mill
and the /whop house there
will liereafter be known as the North
Street School. The street from the
crossing In town to Itaniel Clinch's,
is Penu Street; and fropi JJlrich's
to Elk Creek—with ■+ prospective ex
tension westward to Long Lane-
South SjtEQet. From Wash Stover's
new house to Long Lane—Mill
Street; and from Michael Lamy's
house—now building—to Elk Greek,
Centre Street; and that ends the
.chapter tor the present. Bjg town,
are we not ? We ask the question
w i.tb u chip .on pur hat ?
Grnpeii, Acts, a pound in Lewid
burg. Cheap, If good.
Potatoes are V* cents a bushel at
Mifttiuburg.
The Centre Jlall flaiHl got the job
of furpiBlilpg the Centre County
Fair with musle. Tliey offreri to
blow cheaper Limn any other buiif),
The Ijewisburg Journal fayori| the
rc-rlection at Tilden and Uendriekiß
in IHBO. We ttgiMi tft the proposi
tion with our WTiole heart.
Nov. W, S. fL *£er#, D. D., the
elix|uent pretreher ana ijopujai l lec
turer, will preach in tlie U. B.
Church, MiUIM-iw, nextSuuday eve
ning.
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Young meu who volet} on age lust
year must pnv either a state or coun
ty tax 011 or Imfore Oct. 5 next, or
lose their votes. See to it it yon are
in that list.
The other Wednesday pight tliey
had a lire in MitAiuburg whidh de
stroyed Getgen A Son's Variety
Store, Shoup's Jewelry Store and
Fees' Shoe Store. Loss—about s,'looo.
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KEYS IS co*iNo!—liev. W. H.
S. Keys, D. 1)., of I<ewj4burg will
lecture in the U. B. Church, Mill
lieiin, on Tuesday evening, Oct. tttn.
Mr. Keys has an established reputa
tion as a lecturer and draws full
houses wherever known. Let Mijt
hoi in give ldni a cordial reception—
he fully deserves it.
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IMPUOVEMKNTS. — Constable La
in V bought a lot 011 Penn Street, 011
Wednesday, and commenced dig
ging out the cellar for a new house
next day. He ex|>eots to complete
his nouse and move into it by April.
Other buildings not heretofore no
ticed in t)M> JOURNAL, are seriously
talked of.
T\w'Telc<jraph myn the majority
of their people (as is believed)are op
posed to the adoption of any uiore
iron bridges in Union county.
Why*? Is Union any worse for iron
bridges than other counties, or are
thev not what they are cracked up
to be anywhere V
Mr. Thora;is A. Ilicks, Mr. F. I*.
Musser uid J. P. Gephart, Esq., ail
ot Bellefonte, paid us visits luat
week. They all think our new sanc
tum and book store a tine combina
tion and the JOURNAL a live, reada
ble pai>er. We don't dispute these
facts in the least.
COMMISSIONERS RALE of unseated
lands. In purouunoe of au act of
Aiwojubiy the *Hli day of March,
.V. IV, lw!V the Comuilsalonem of Centre
county, will sell at public alr lit the
Court House tn ths borough of UellefotHe,
on Thrwsduy tlie Is! ij v of November, A.
K., 1*77. the roHoifW dojfcortiw*) tfact* and
parts of tract* qf u uses t*4 purchas
ed bv the county at Treucbgefli ab, pnd
which have rejoined n tired eoi*s4 for the
a|iacc of five and npvinl*:
wariivktkes A*"*** rn*(u*-. TWI\
Andrew Ku1na...114 he Homh
Valentine MeyeVii4ls Oil Curtin
Richard WnIJUQ
It. Tuntoe. ...*{ oi'4is to /*
Jybn Meyers ,234 H
Christ. itohrer 140 ) M
■liktenh Ke15()...,..1(W 00
Jesse Brooks 415 (io 13
dHia'l Palrd 378 W % *
M.irThaW}o,lfrey.iH 31
Isjiac Iluekley .10 Id Ferguson
Jostah Lufcby to
Richard M0*1cy....50 W
Honry )iuiUuy 5J Oil
Unknown 135 DO
- n
44 10U
" -2- &•.
-....j 100 w
44 114 00 41
Iticliard l*artter...4( 00 Harris
Win. Harrison 400 00
John Irvlu 10 0
Unknown ljO to u
|2 0
woo
Win. Lowrio 106 22 * 4
J. Hcurv -HI W Hudon
Seely 270 TO
Adam Kuhnea.... i 3 00
Win. Cluineellor..2oo 11 Ilalnet
C. Joscplison. 2U .1®
Moore .231 to
it. MulholUtid.., 100 o)
Jacob Urulz W 44
Andrew Kuime,.l 11 00 **• 44
Ilenrv Phillips... .413 ♦ Hal fin ion
Ira Fisher 50 12
Kohsrt Shaw 2*5 77
Wiu. Scott M Liberty
Sarah Wilson. < 00
Thomas King 30 On • - 4 ,
Peter Swurt* 30 to
Ma thrw* Leech.... 400 00 -
r7*J. Have* 2o •
Hugh Rha* 50 t 44
3O oo . 44
C. Ncstleroad of JW 00
Margaret Bnvdlord.3lo 00
LonglKttoni....4o 00 -
Hugh Shaw * 00 44
M'Cov A Linn 400 00 Mfrlon
Unknown *® 00 "
44 147 00
P. EknU'mger iof 19k 00 4i
J. McKiunov 430 00
Unknown 125 00 Pafc:on
W. P. Htirty " >
Charles Lucas 434 00 Rusli
Davis Old 60 00 "
11. Philips :* 100
A. llrgert Jr. 433 15JK 14
Koliert King 30 00 44
H. KHkcr 4 803 168
H. Mcintyre 270 oo 44
IT. Patton 823 00 u
Sanr'l Harris 50 00 44
White A Parson 250 00 44
James Allison 104 10
Thomas Grant 70 IK) * 4
Robert King 100 158
John Hoover W 00
James Harrison lio 00
Robert King 13 12
H. 'Hamilton 433 153 44
Christ Iluber 30 00
John Lee 433 153
Thomas Grant iof 434 00 44
Robert Miller 433 158
Richard Malone 433 158 44
John Mc< Joining 313 173 Spring
Unknown 75 00 44
John Bqck 100 00 Taylor
Jacob Reck HO 00
John Schenck 434 00
Panl Beck HO 00
George Cowher 100 00
W. F. Lyon &Co *76 4)0 44
Ann Arthers 2000 M
John Copeuliaver 100 iOO
James Walk 20 Q0
•George Mong 100 00
Win Hours 180 02 44 .
Sam'l Downing 301 0(1) **
Thomas Arthurs 408 00 44
W. D. Kulines 15 <W JJnion
44 10 QP *•'
Joseph Miller 70 00 44
John Dun woody J. 50 00 > l
W. D. Kulines 25 QM >'
John Copp " 00 44
Sain'l Philips fcW M
John Irvin 85 W 4
Boyce Davis 17 00 44
Wm- Subns f) 00
Sam'l fluy e# 80 -00 44
44 44 50 00 44
Charles Witou .304 00 44
Mary Keriig-uu 50 00 Walker
. 4 . 4 44 - JO5 25 44
B. liuss Jk jQo. 60 00 44
.John Baker 40 00 44
Marg. Daugherty 84 39 44
Wm. Acikert 143 117
Capt. Qsman 200 00 44
Marg. Daugherty "111 42 44
Sun# Miller - 433 00 Worth
James Hawthorn 433 153
J. Jf. HALL, )
ANDRKW GREGG, \ Gom.
H. A. MINGLE, )
HEN it Y BECK,
Clerk.
CHURCH DJRIJCTORY.
Tha next Quarterly meeting, U. 8.,
Church, will be held at MUlhelm. com
inenclng Oct. IS. Rev. J. WUlkiir, P. L.,
U cxpcbted lo be proM-nt.
Rev.,?. ||. I'otnx will prenoh In the
Kvnngellcul Church, next timidity ye
hlH*.
Hurrloe lr> tlie Reformed Church, Aa
fQiihurg, next Sunday rftyruOon at *
a ulfMik. Rev. J. ti> aiidemakor, Pipttor.
Srvlp in the Lutheran Church, AU
ronaburg, next Sunday evening. Rev. J.
Tomlluwtn, Panto*.
Lodire and Society Directory.
' 'The HlUbelin Cornet Hand will meet In
trie Town Hall on Monday and Thuptihly
evening*.
l'rovidence Gniugc No. 217 p. of if.,
meet* in Alexanders black on the Suit Su.
tardav of vaali mouth ut lljj r. M. ami on
the ttli Saturday or enoh month at 1% i\ *.
The trying Literary Institute meet* in
the Tow 15 Hull, on the luat Friday evening
of each month, until otherwise ordered.
The MUlhclm 11. h L. Aanoctntton meets
In the Tow u Ifull. on the evening of the
accoml Monday of each month.
Mtllhelm Con net! No. son, O. I'. A. M.
meet* every Saturday ut H o'clock, r. *., In
their Council liranh, Wilt's Building. Dc-
Ifrw Meeting* will be liel*' on Tueaday on
nr before the full moon of each month.
C. 11. llkuj, Sec t#F. Mii.lku, C.
• - - - ' • 11 ■
■ c. A n. v. ittit KA*t
EXTENSION or TRK LINE TO SPRING MILLS.
On and after Monday, Avftust 1 MA. 1877.
train* eg (hi* road trill run daily, (except
Sunday) a* /olhars :
WESTWARD Ki STWARD
3 3 1 STATIONS. ~~1 4 6
/' X A.M. A. M. K. M. A.M. ~mr
6.10 h,2u Y.du Montandrm. ar. t.VI ar. 9.05 ar. 6.< m
ar. a.n 'lo.uu 7.13 LetrfWmrp, 6.33 %5u &,45
■< 1 IO.US 7.31> t-xitr (Jroetni, N. 44 5.39
lb. 14 7.28 Bithl. * 8.30 5.20
10 21 7 33 <VHot*h¥TV, 8.2S 5.13
K-37 7.43 Mfdlinbury. 8.19 5.00
f ;K',57 ar. 8.00 MiUmont , , 8.03 4.40
11. li LanrrUon, 4..W
1.00 O>bn*u, 2.45
ar. 1.40 Sprima MV I*. 2.10
r. M. P. irl A. ML " M. \ A.M.] /'. M.
,Vos connect of A/orifarvfon ttillt
Krif Mall ut on the Phttadelp/tia St XrU
Hall Jtoatl.
JVo*. 3 t- 4 with Pacific Frpresir cast.
, JXot. 5 S- <i with Mtst IJnr west.
An Omnthus will rtm between IjcwUbuty
unit MtnUaniim, to conrey passengers to
ani from Xiogara Express west and /)oy
Express east, on the Philadelphia St and
Erie Hail Hoad.
The regular Hail Hoad Tickets will be
honored between these two points.
PEXSHYJ.VASIA RAII. HOAD.
PHILADELPHIA A ERIE It R. DIVI
HI OX. r
St'MMEK TfMB TABLK.
On ant! after Bnnday, Mag 13{A, 1877, the
Trains on the Phibutelfdiia and Eric Rati
Jtooil Division will run as fallows: .
WESTWARD.
Erie Mail leaves JV>v For*. l£s p. m.
¥ >' •• Philadelphia MM p. pi.
V 44 V Baltimore iJOp. m.
p •• •• Rnrrfffrury 4.25 g. "In.
" 1 - Sunhaxy fi.At a. m.
" " f Mantandon 6..V7 c. in.
* * * Wdlintnsport A350. ni.
" y Lock 9.40 o. M.
T •• arr. at Erie 7.35 p. in. i
Niagara Ex. lei ires Philadelphia 7.20 a. m.
y I* HarrLsbveg 1.50 <t. m.
** 44 Kunhnrp 1140 p. rn.
44 •' . u Mint andon 105 p. m.
44 " ftrr. at H'illiamsport 120 p. m.
" " '* Lock Haven 3.26 p.m.
" " 44 Kane 9.20 ji. tn.
Eixt IJnc leiixs New York *.15 <L i|.
'• " ." Philadelphia 11*ia. m.
44 f 4 44 Baltimore 41J'> o. ip.
44 44 44 Hurrishueg Atu p. tn.
44 44 44 Hanhury 5 M)p. m.
44 44 44 Montandon 6.15 p.m.
44 44 •* WiUlamsport 7.50 p. in.
" 44 arr. at Lock Haven 8.40 p. m.
EASTWARD.
Pacific Ex. leaves Lock Haven 6..Dp. in.
'* 44 44 WiUiamspoiA 7-sa. m.
44 44 44 Montandon 9.f a. m.
44 44 44 ftunhnr g 9.35 a.m.
44 44 arr. at Harrisburg 11.55 a.m.
44 44 44 Haiti more ti.lo p.m.
.. .. Philadelphia 3.45 p.m.
44 -• 4 New York 6-45 p. tn.
Day Ex. leaves Kane 6.00 a. in.
lack Haven 11.20 a. m.
44 44 44 Wiliiams/toet 12.40 a. tn.
44 44 44 Montamlon 1.47 p. in.
44 44 A 4 Sanbury 115 p. m.
44 44 arr. at Harrls/mrp 4.10 p. in.
* •* 44 Philadelphia 7.80 p. m.
44 44 44 Sew York 10.15 p.m.
44 44 44 Baltimore 7.35 p. m.
44 444 44 M'aVi ington 9.07 p. in.
Erie Mail leaves Erie 11.09 i. m.
44 44 44 I net Haven <*.l6 p.m.
** ji jt WiUlamsport 11.05 p. jy.
44 i 4 * 44 Montandon llisji. m.
44 44 44 Snubury 1145 u* ta.
44 44 arr. at Harriet**:rg 145, i. m.
44 44 44 Baltimore 7.45 a. **..
£ 'm u 44 Philadelphia -7.00a. m.
44 44 New York 1A.05a. in.
>b*f Ltpe leaves WiUlamsport 12.35 a. m.
* r .. Sunhury 100 a. tn
" 44 arr. at Harrisburg 4.00a. m.
44 ai 44 Haiti mors 745 a. in.
44 44 44 Philadelphia 7.33 .a. m.
44 44 44 New York 10.25 a. m.
3Erie Mail W*t. Xlapnea Ez. Tl'rsf. Ijnck
Hm-en Ac com. West and Day Express Egst
make close connection at Northumberland
with L. a H. U B- trains for Wilkcsbarre
and Pcronton _ ,
Erie Mall East and West connect at Erie
with trains on L. S. d M. tf. R. JL. at Ooru
with O. C. A A. Y. R. It at Emporium with
R. X. Y. AP. R. R., and at Driftwood with
A.V.R.R.
Parlor Oars will run between Philadelphia
ami WiUiamsport on Niagara Express >.t
Pacific Express East ami Day Express East.
Blecping Cars on all nlohf trains.
WML A. MA LD WIN. Gen'l Sup't.
Arrival AMI C losing or Kaila
Malls arrive at the Mlllhcim Post Office as
follows:
Daily all pqlpt* east v;a Lewis burg,
Dally -from "all points west via BcKefonte
at 6 p. m
ory Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
frc ui north and east, via lxck Haven at
4 p. *.
Every Tuesday' -Thursday a-xl Saturday
from 'aud west via Howard, at
_ 6r. at.
Malls close Cor cast and arret, at 6 a. m.
For Lwk Haven aud Howard, evcrv Mon
day, Wednesday .ud Friday at 5 4. m.
TSVSTHAY NOTJUK-Ht rayed from tie 4
Jlipremlvo of the subsorlhrr, in Haines
townsliipu some time ago. t.lua.r she- and
twu laiuup—all whfce lail our of thr lamhs.
whichTs hUek. Any Information that will
trail to the rrewvesf ofsny property will I* 4
suitably rewarded.
SAMt'KL&L MOTZ.
Woodward, gepL 1477.
TJt.STRAY N<TJCt\—The Suhnciibrr lost
AJJ a Itull. two vears,old.'i;cd. with a little
white along the helly, and weighs about 600
pouuds. Jpy person giving Informal lon to
iue Or at thr JOi'RHAU office, leading to Ui c
rrwifery <\f uiy property, will b' suitably re
warded. _
DaNIKI, IiOSTKaUIAN.
T,wp., (V 4. 3d. Ts77. :0-2t
; A DMiyIIjITRATOR'B BALK- Hainuel
a\. fJraiulv, Administrator of the estate of
Uaule.l Oohvr, late of ltebcrsbuvg. deeea 4 ed
will offer at nubile sale, ou Saturday. <>ct. 20
bMXL ♦ lie bouse and lot of said decedent, In
Kenersburg. Here is a chance for a good
town property. Bam. T.kamlt, Adn^lplst.
| "VfOTIOE.—I have this day purcha,sed from
I _l3l George Klsenhnth. out 4 Wind norte. one
wagon and 2 setts of harness—same prnpor-
Sr which ftoorge Bisehhutn had bought of
onathan Rider. All persons are poreby
cautioned not to meddle with above pro|*er
ty. 1 have also rented the saw jodll, dwell.
I log house and stable, at Fowlers, and the
lumbering business wltl be carried on under
m7 cotkrol by'Jouathau Rider, whom I have
appointed my agent. Cashina Dkkblkk.
Witness: 1 her mark.
EMU KUBiiDUTH. 39-3t
T>IVATK RALE.—The subserilier offers
Jl his Homestead at nrlvattl Hide. The
same Is situated about l} 4 n, i' e east of Aa
ronsburg, oonsUtlng of 18 acnes of land,
more or less, of which about 12 acres are
cleared. Thereon is erected a two-story
log dwelling house, Darn, spring house, and
.Qtner outbuildings. . , , ,
Persons desiring a home of this kind are
invited to call on
30-ot ' SALOMON WINKKLBLKCB.
ADM IN ISTft ATOM'S BALE O? VALC
AIILK ItKAL KMT AT K •
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Centre County, the Admin
istrator of the eat ate of will, i. UAUTEK, late
of Mlllhelm, dureaaed, will offer at Public
Sale, at MUlhelm, on Saturday, October mi,
1877, the following valuable property :
Mo. 1. All that certain tract of land, "Üb
ate 111 Pcnii twp.. Centre Co., Pa., boundt'd
and described aa follows, viz: Beginning <>n
the centre of lurnplko leading ft out Mill,
helm' lo Aaroiiaburit, thence a'nng lands late
of John Hccsipuii's estate south, IS', east
59 s-lt) perdu* 16 a Stone, thence along laud
of George tiwarU south, 88U' west, 14 9-10 to
a stone, thence along landoT Henry Diitwell
tr north, 1U J west. 48 7-10 perphej to the
[ centre of xtld tuninjke, thence along same
north, fiB?4 0 east, 18 l-io perches to the place
of begfiuiliiif. confali.lngp acres, neat ineas.
tire.
No. 2. All tliat certain tract of land situ
ate In township, county aim state aforesaid,
hounded atol tlescilbed as follows, visi: Be
ginning at a stone, thence along land of Ja
cob Neex' estate north, 14 degree west, 81
1-10 perches to tlip tuiddje of turn|>|kf lead
ing fpiin Millh*11 it to Aaronsburg, thence
akujc said turnpike soutli, to* west. 24 5-lu
bets-hws to a potd, 1 hence by land of Jacob
Kees' estate south, W°, tast jterches to
stone, thence by laud of John lr MussCr and ,
others north 77 east, 6 BrW puruhus to stone
thence by laud of Geo. Hwartx north ,
east, 17 3rlo |>er. to the place of beginning,
containing 4 acres, neat measure.
No. 3. All Unit certain piece at mountain
land, situate hi township, comity and stale
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows,
viz: Beginning at a stone, thencebv land of
Philip High south, 15° east, 98 perches to al
stone, thence by land of Xfusser & (ici'hart,
south 72'4' v west, 25 9-10 perelies to a stone, 1
tlience by sfinie, north le° west, 12 perclnm
to a stone, thence hv same, north 81° east,
26 7-10 perches to Ike place of beginning,
containing 1G acres and 3Q perches, neat
measure.
Term* : One third of lurckasa money to
lie paid 11 |IOII ediiflrin.Uioii of sal', om- third
in a year, and the balance in two years,
sccnuig aiU third paviaeuts with interest,
and Pi be secured by bond and mortgage on
the premise*. Kale to commence at 1 0 clock
y.H. B. O. DKININGFIL
Administrator.
NoTtc*ToTHEsspAi4tms. All persons are
hereby cautioned not fo iimfsp.tss upon inv
lands for the purpose of eliestnuts
or committing other denudations, as lam
(leteyinliic I to enforce the law a-zalnst 01-
feiideH. ' A word to thb wise Is sufllcint.
Juun KAKM.
Peon twp. Kept 2s, 1877
" ywrkoA *
Wheat................ ZZ J* l
Com— ' :... .* 50
ILyu •. ~.. 50
oats '...; .:......
ikricf...,..,.,,,,..,,,, #,}.••
Hams i 15
Fides 10
Veal
Rl 13
P0tat0e5......;..;; 25
tef..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ?
fioap G
Dried Apples 6
Dried Peaclies *
Dried cherries 5
#. P. UEPHABT. •. A. MIS^KE.
GEPUAUT & MUSSER
DEALERS IN
Mrpta,
(Isvemed,
Flosr 4k
feed,
leal.
PUitrr A
Jhdt
MILLHEIM, PA.
Highest market price paid for all kind* of
O-ZR/JkllT,
Delivered either at the BRICK MII.L or at
the uid MUSTEK MILL, dn LLHELM.
GOAL, PLASTER & SALT
Always on diaad and sold at prices -tpat de
fy coin petition.
A share of the public patronage respectfully
soiihtod- .
| J. ZELLER & SON, j
Xo. 6. Brockerhoff Row,
BELLEPONTE, i?A
DEALERS IN
Medicines, Toilet Articles, Drugs, &c.
i — -®-—-
A Full Stock of 6<y>ds of Superior Quality always %i\ Hand.
CHAMOIS SKINS for lO cents and upward*. CARRIAGE
SPONGES, 15.cents and upwards-. A share of the public patron
age respectfully solicited.
nmioand Revolver*. Illustrated Price T.lst
uUrlufree. Ureal Wertcrn Uun H'orit#.
Pittsburg, Pa. 3*-4w
"WSfi"" '""".SMS*-
A. J. HOI.MAN & CO., 030 ARCH Street,
Philadelphia. 3JM
AHI It''" Harvest for A pent*. We
■a 111 I |*end free, our new 4U jvige Ji
ll II lllustratcd Jewelry and Watch
catalogue. with instructlous
how to make mopey. Address; M. CRONKOH
& Co., Phila., Pa., or Milwaukee, Wis. 38-4w
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
JfSlMs
It contains a full aceouui ot tne
reign of terror iu Pittsburg, Balti
niore, Chicago and other Cities. The con
flicts between the Troops and the mob. Ter
rible conflagrations ana deqmicMon of pro
pewy. ThnlHng scenes and .incidents, etc.,
etc. Send lor full description Of the work
and onr extra terms to Agent*. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Philadelphia Pa.
4w
A VP* flOiaeaaru Cared. New
UXIIIUiN market out by that
w w of all books—
"Plain Home Talk and Medical Cunrmou
Sense,"— nearly 1,000 luiues. 20C illustratlous,
by Dr. E. B. FOOTK, of 120 Lexington Ave.,
N. Y. Purchasers of this book are at liberty
to consmt Its author in person or by mail
free. Price by mall. #L2* for the STANDARD
edition, 01 11.50 for the popular edition, j
which contains all the same mattei .and il
lustrations. Contents tables free. An***
WANTKD. MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING
Co.. 129 Past 281U St. N Y. 39-ly
|. 1I8 |fnelius,
ARTIST ARD rUQTW)RAPIIKK,
MARKET BTkEEJT,
Lewisburg, Penna.
* *
0
PHOTQGRAPHES
of all styles and sizes finished In Ihe highest
style known lo Art.
I
S3
N
CD
And Pictures painted
h)
O
€+-
|
la Water Cdor. India Ink,
A Speciality.
ParticMlar attrition given ro copying nbt
aod faded ketjwf dcocaaed friends, edl
orod If de*lre<t. lit any of the aimve color*.
Great pains taken totwuire to cast.oners tl
beM (fiuljtv of wvrk, 1 re-j wet fully an
nounce that i tntrimuce all flic
YtW -TV LEA OK FICTUItEH
as p.on as any yne and am brgoared to pro.
dciceany piece of work In the Ou*t approv
ed faeM< n. Te public |s corafaJJY 4 nvi ed
to cull :it iny room* and examine my work,
whether tlie\ desire pictures or not A
liberal deduction on large order*. The larg
est and best selected stock of
towu always on liaud. The z Alt est pains
taken'to Insure satidactleu to mv'custom
ers. Don't forgn't Up* place, Hb.ul#>#deof
ffsrArJ direct.
LEWIBBCB6, FA,
KOCH & STROUSE'S
Philadelphia Clothing Hall,
Market Street, Lewisburg, Pa.,
la the liead Quarters (or
Ready Hade Clothing,
,\ u .
—a— -+ ——r -
i A larger stock can be footid in our store
than In any in Lnlon county, and our
**■'. • t .
prices are from
' "... '1
15 to 40 per cent lower
f f ' ?• ' ,L|\ r ' n >
than those of ottier jrtorea Any persop in
need of clothiug will save from a day's to a
week's wages by calling aJ,Utp
PHILADELPHIA CLBIIISG HALL,
opposite Levi* l burg National Bank,
;/ t , < ..
LEWISBtfRG, PA,
IX LBWiSBURU CALL AT
HARRIS', I
MILLINERY STORE,
MaHet Street, nearSfltfri,
Where you will flud a full llue of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Consisting of Ladle*, Mimmm kml Ckll*
Are** Hsta an* Bonnet*, trimmed
and tint rimmed. The jjugest assortment t
adle* Dren Trimming*, Honey
Ulo*w Hnlr Ulecvo*,' Jewelry and
-
i f leant, y* f* f"1 -* T ft tffj 4? J
H v c i ... - IXI a. _ J
FIBS, FURS, FIRS,
The best assortment west otF|itladelpbto
all at the lowest pntaes.
Black Walnut Motto Frames at
30 oenta.
Country Produce taken in Exchange.
C.M. PETREE,
CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
[ * ' t ■' * - \* • w ■
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Choice Brands of Tobacco
and Cigars,
ARTICLES, ETC.,
MARKET BTREBT,
Lctcinburg, Pa.
CAMERON HOUSE,
LEWISBURO, PENNA.
Gh S.
Proprietor.
""" P | f S >,J- -.j
First Class In all rfspnets ani
Central!) Located.
WANTED!
We wish.an agent, male or female, in each
Xowu of this county, to get up Clubs among
laml'.les, hotels, factories. &., for the sale
of our Teas, aud will offer verj' liberal com
missions to such. We have be<oi importers I
of Teas for over 20 years, and can afford to
seiid, and we will send a better article fcr
the money than any other bouse In New-
York. Our Teas are put up in one pound
packages, with the name aud priee printed
upon each. , .
Address, Tor terms and Wank forujt far
LONDON & NEW YORK CHINA TEA CO.,
P. o. Kox 571. No. 2V Church N.cb' York'.
$My
Alcott's Water-'':'
I c§ fi
The mot practice'.
pie, and effective. .-
perlor advantage at i.
gate Is ini|v*n<l
knowlcdged. Adul
€. T. AM!OTT a
■■ ™ Mfrs. of Wheels m:
Machinery, MOL'XT HOLLY, N. J. I*. '
m<tnu/ac(urltio riyhta. i
INSURANCE MEN! TAKE mta.
AGENTS WANTED
-KOil JJIK—
New Eilaui Mutual Life lis. •
The oldest mutual In the country. Üb>
1835.
LIBERAL TERMS GIVE*
MAR I<N WAKJTIK, < o irirt /:
1.13 .South Fourth Street, Pit 11: delphla.
Dptiel FTBjatf;
UWadBST""
Caitios —'The reputation have if.u
awn ihe celebrity of mv vrrgofts, have 11
ed some unprincipled partl<** and ;• ~
to eopp my circulars. And mlsreprese?
Instruments; atranist this the puMP
hereby cautioned. AH my Organ* h#j:r
trade mak, (.olden Tongue, and :tll !U>
no* hat.- tl<e word PI O twderlf*
and uiso have my name t
deuce, Daxtei, F. Rkattt, vrashlntru ,
J., without Which none fe genume.
Add;**#,
DANIEL F. BfiA'fpT
Washingum. J., ~
Big 4MK
Pi Pk*l JUL CiMlSi.- • <C
■■ • of ele-gV ..
■ HI ■■■ Watch cr^if•-
Sffl in ™ wlmudi ■ •
S brooch, aaC .
I
seto.rainuu^,eolUi uutuot, heavy t' i
•WWIIIK ring, and gent*' Pmidair Ifttfl
SB. The above article* vent, pnat-gbid. f
> CTN. liave been if Ban
rupt stock and must be sold. Ail!'
Gold Watches, #lO each, for speculative |>n
poses, good timer*, equal In i
a tCfcJO genuine gold. .'*lll# reputation .
honesty, fair dealing and libera Mtv "N
POKTAGK rtfAM l'S TAKEN Af!€ Abi'
F. STOCK MAW 27 BOND ST.. New V-.
NERVOUSDEBILITV
Vital Weakness or Depression, a wte-vk e
bausted feeling, no energy or courage: . ..
result of Mental Oyer-MrorK. lti<twcrti*j.i
Excesses, or some dralu upon the sy ten* ;
always cured by
flraptirey's Honmllfc
m rsal
It tones up aad Invigorates the #vyf.- -
dispels tfle'glonm and desopndeuey, HilJMir.s
strength sad energy—stops the drain at..{
rejuvenates the entire man. Bekn used
twenty year* wHktH rteet srweess by thou
and,s bvld oy dealer*. Ft ice, *1.0) j>er >in f
ftle vial; or *r w per ituttjcugg of JBye vt
and *2.ou vial of powder. Sent t§ mail t
r**ipt of price. Addraas lltwiiMitev'*
Homocpathic Medicine Companv, s<ti Bro.A.
I way, Net Work. Six lily.
JACKSON'S
BEST & ABOVE ALL,
JgSSItS SPHSM'YdBKL-
TubaerM | u the market. Put up In an
•bapes and alxes, In imUiogaiiy and Ihac ..
wrapper*. Hold ty the trade&entraßy. HcuJ
lor sample to the manufacturer.-^
■ C. A. J ACfcftON A' CO,. Va
AHDJUK, General Agent,
3i-f No*, o'atid s ttoutfr Water Jfcreet, Pitt.
BEATTY^^^
t - f " :.4<ji;Tf3 y.l)
fi|*nd aad Vprfgkf.
From Geo. E. Txstcher. firm of Win. H
■ letdwr & Bru. Bankers, kayette, Oliio.
"We received the idaiio antl tliiuk It a
very line toned one out here. Waited a short
ttßtittoalwe |t a ohk! Uwt. f j wish a
woft ih favor of It we willf heerfnllr ytve it.'
James R. Brown, Esq., Edwat dswllie, U
*ays:
"The Beatty ri.tno received gives entire
satisfaction." Agents wanted. Scad for
catalogue. Address %
DANIEL F. BEATTY.
Wttahthgtou. New Jersey. 0. S. A
The old.nt and anpnlniM la?!irii'.roi fjr
obtaining * R.t>!n<a EducaUuu.
For Gucukre address, *.
p. r>nrr a
. Pa.
TRIFLING ' '
WITH A COLD IS WASSKHOCS.
WELL'S CARB9IC TABLETS,
a sure reuiedt' lo ' iHrinb, tui all
diseases of the THROAT, U.\b,
DUKSF and Mli Ol S MEUUHAMt.
PUT;UP ONLY IN BLU E BOXES.
SOLD BY ALT. PRGautSTS.
<C". X.CHITTKNTON,T SIXTH av-
K.NUE.XPW York.
#| 0% ■ (M G rent chauno to make nm-
Mill II >u>v * ,f i<Hi cau l get gold
01J BL, U ■yon can get grcenb.-u-{. s.
. , IVe med a person in every
town to take subscriptions for the largest,
cheajiest and best Illustrated land ty jiubliea
iioti in the world. Auv one can becomg a
succesnfui iigeut. The most elegant works
of art given tree to .subscribers. Tim pri.-
Is so low that almost evertbtsly stibkcril>e.
One agent reports making over #Uu in a
Keek. A lady agent reports taking over AW|
itwriliers in leu All who gßttgago
make money fast. You can devote alt yout'
lime to the tmsinees. oi' otilv vtur spare rime.
You ueetl uot lie away fio'h home over otgm
You can do ft as wefl as dnil&rC Full part:
cnlars, directjou and jk'rtus feno. Klexant and
expensive outllt frdc. If you want pßUttobu
work solid us your address *at oujhc. 'lt eims
nothing k try the business. No o>e who en
gag. s falls to make giTat pay. - fhe
l'eopk' s Journal," Portland, Matae. 31-ly
BEATTY PIANO 1
Grand Square and Upriifht.
BBpy v Ttv EVBU GIVKK NOW JtEADT.
DANIEL F. BEAfIT
WaslMngton, New Jersey, U. S. A.
LEARN TELEGRAPH*#
"Young Men and Ladles, and earn M
from #45 to #9O per month. Good E
I siinations guaranteed. Small salary wpPe
learning. Address, with stamp,
36-1 SUEUSAN Tej.EUBAJ'U Ux, Obeflin, O.
RBPTURg^
• Those wishing Relief and Cure tnr Rup
ture should consult Dr. J. A. SHKK.M.v N\
2fS Broadway, New York, or send, for his
new hook, with Phttfographlu likeuesaeM of
twid cases before and after Cure! 'Beware oT
cheats who p ret cud to furnhih Dr. Socman's
treatment.
One of these folkms, a grrtnuu clerk, now
calling himself Dr. W.(J. Creinpiclf, is indict
ed ou coiuplaint of Dr. S. and waits trial
fui forgery and Si-lw 1 ?
k)- I, KG AN T V'ABBS. Ni7tw alike.
daOwith oauii- uc. l'bst paid, ifustod &
Co., AasSaii. N. •!" ■ ' ."i2-4w
MOTHER'S For BUI-qs and Scalis, Bit. *
BESdEDY. Ist
riiarging Syres. Milk kg, sore and went
eyes, Bolls, Carbuncles.* Felons and Styes.
Son? Nipples, Broken Breasfs, Krysipalas,
Acute I'.nlis. Headache, iiiracheanil
aohe, Bbiidfind Bmedltig Bites, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Uterine Hemorrhage and fufiarn
ationA and Iflceratlonspeculiar to females is.
SA^fou> , a Kxmxvt ov AVITOU Kizuf Ask
for Tt, bccansy it Is better, stronger and
cheaper thSlu any other, and is w.vrroniod
bv Weeks & Potter, Wholesale Drnj'gists,
WasLingtwi St , Boston, Mass. * 4*