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TCKEATXIXe.
Mr. jfefegn te Cannon, who repre
tobt* Utah in Congress, is very
much #ofk#d ap about the decision i
of the Supreme Court to the effect '
thtt C fu&re** luis the power to leg
lsteti* afiunAt polygamy. He has
n<3 idtulfmt the Morua4ti people will
tbhlr principles to the dictates
or a Supreme Court." Thev may
have pa give up some of their wives
mud tout met the circle of their
mothccs-in-law. but they wHI stilt
belle# In polygamy, it is the threat
of Mrr*Car lion that If the Mormons
ever leave Utah for religion's sake—
meftelng because thev have more
wivH than the law allows—they will
leeto it a howling wilderness. ' Mo;
other people will be permitted to en-
Joy the fruits of Mormon toil, and
tbef *would rather flee to the moun
tain* End wage eternal warfare than
to iiibmit to such proscription as
that under which they liaye former
ly suffered." An impartial observ
er Of human antics might Suppose
that Delegate Cadnon is a little
mad about something or another.—
Timet. 1
A BiV Or KKKOEM.
Last Thursday in the Senate of
Fenqfylvonia Mr. Ernientrout, <
Democrat, offered a joint resolution
Ajprppriiitingsl,ooo to defray the,
expenses of the Governor's inaugur- i
fltion. Mr. Ermeutrout defended 1
the resolution by advocating re
trenchment, and cited ft he expenses
f former inangurations to show
that the cost had been gradually in
inel-easing trom the time of Govern
or Cuilin, win se first inauguiation
cost the State SBT], until the last
inauguration of Governor Hart ran ft
flhicn cost the State nearly $5,000.
On the same day in tbo House,
Mi. Sherwood, Democrat, of Nor
thumberland, offered a similar reso
lution. If the State gets off with a
ftsonable turn to inaugurate Hoyt,
the people will have tbe Democrats
to thank for it. .
▲n Interview with Mr. Moeby.
From the Xevada gflxxr State.
The celebrated Vlrgiuia bush,
whacker and guerrilla chief, John
8. Mosby, who was converted by
Grant's wine and a promise of office
from an ultra Secessionist to a radi
cal Republican, while on a visit to
Washington a Tew Years ago, passed
here Tuesday evening with a com
mission as Consul-Genera J to Hong
Kong, signed by Hayes and approv
ed by the United States Senate. At
Palisade the citizens manifested con
siderabic curiosity to see Mosby, but
no one seemed to know him until
agent Duff of the narrow gauge road
pointed him out. "1 have cause to
remember him, and never will forget
him," said Mr. Duff. "I was on a
train which he captured In Virginia
during the war. He compelled us
to stand in a row alongside the cars
tffi a eoid wintry morti!??, while he
robbed the train and pasacnjprs.
We complained ot being cold to
Iffwby, who said : "I'll make it hot
enough for jou directly,' and kept
bis word by setting Are to the train
and keeping is alongside the burn
log cars until we were almost roast
ed."
IMi.l NOdi> AT Kl) WITH OCT
TKOUBLK.
Sfrtxgfiw.d, 111., January, 17.
The Republican members of the
Legislature held their Senatorial
caucus to-night, and nominated
General on the first ballot.
The votes sa>od—Lagan, 80 ; Ogles
by, 26. All the Republican mem
bers were present.
Gen. James shields has recently
Mrr elected United States Senator
by the Legislature of Missouri, to
serve the unexpired term ending
March 4th, next. He is the only
man who has ever represented two
states in the U. S. Senate sin e the
formation of the goverameut, and
he will soon represent the third
His has perhaps the most checkered
historv of any public man in the
country. He was born in Ireland,
and emigrated to America in 18:26.
In 1836 ne entered the Illinois Leg
islature ; in 1839 he became Audi
tor of the state, and a few years lat
er he was elected Supreme Judge.
President Polk appointed 11 n Com
missioner of the Land Office in
1846. He served in the Mexican
war as a Brigadier General, and was
severely wounded at the bat' le of
Cerro Gordo being shot through the
lungs. In 1849 he was elected U.
8. Senator by the Legislature of
Illinois; in 18-57 Minnesota sends
him as one of her first Senators, and
now Missouri honors him as well as
herself by bis third election to the
Senate.
The last j .1} on tlie project* d
Aar< nsburg road, as it is called fui
short , are doing their work over to
day. They are assessing the dam
ages—a thing they bad forgotten the
other time they were here. The
jury consists of Ex-M.eriffs Alexan
der and Kline and Engineer Brug
ger.
The Republicans are having a
high time ot it at Harrisburg this
week. They have a Governor to
iaMgurate, a cabinet to construct
*od a U. fc>. Senator to elect—all
which gives them plenty to do for
one week.
Hoyt,the new Governor, will be
% fit successor to the gallant llart
rantt. lake him, will ie a machine
Governor in the fullest sense of the
word, aid will devote his best ener
gies to take care of the pariv, while
the interests of the people may care
for itself. That's exactly what he
wdk elected for, aud he will fill the
bill.
Oon, the son of Simon will of
oourse Ue the U. S. Senator, how
ever much the rank and tile of the '
party may be ashamed of the choice
And thus poor ring-ruled Penn
sylvania is "rooled" on.
By referlng to another column it
will be seen that the Orphan's Court
sale of the real estate of C. II- Held,
deceased, of which D. 11. Role is
Administrator, has been postponed
to fcfce 2fch inst. Is
Tbe fttportor publishes the twem
' tv-first anunal statement of the
! Farmers' Mutual Insurance Com
: pany ot Centra Co. It is a concise
I and p'aln statement of the .ransac
: tlons of the rear, and shows that
, the business of the company is in
good hands. The current expenses
are but nominal, while every loss
the com pan v eve- had has Wen
promptly paid. The Farmers* Mil
j tual is an excellent example to prove
1 that local insurance can be conduct
ed on an safe, as well as economical
basis.
The annual election was lield en
the 13th, and the following persons
were elected Directors for the ensn- i
' Ing year: J. W. Krumrine, 11. C. !
Campliell, Henrv Keller. Jos. Biker. I
Fr*d. Kurtz, John Rishel. J. B.
Fisher, S. ,T. Herring, Amos Alex
ander. J. 11. Mnsser, Samuel Gram
ly and H. G. Hover.
After the election the board or
ganTz d as follows:
; President—Henrv Keller.
Vire President— B. J. Hei lug.
Hecretarv—D. F. Lus*.
Treasurer— Win. Wolf.
For the Journal.
Ma. Frrro*: I noticed in ronr ls*ne of
Jan. 9th the proeeeMnr* of the School Dlrec
ton* Convention, which met on Inntimte
week. Since reading the same we are tniil
that the second part of the plan adopted to
, carry ut the preamble and resolutions.
! was adopted through the Influence of cer
tain agents of a New York Publishing
House, who had been traveMne threueh the
1 eotmlY flu' Ing The Ave or *lx month* pree<l
' Ine'the convention, dolne all thev could to
• hare their books introduced. Tills action is
! likely to deter publisher* from enterlnc the
contest w ere one house has *ueh a decided
! advantage over all others. Many good text '
books may. on account of sahl action, not be
presented at all.
In our country schools we want our series
of text books much curtailed. In ArPhme
j tics the series consists of about a half doren
: books where two would be amply sufficient.
! It we had a Fir t Lessons and a Practical.
combining both mental and written. It
i would he all we would need. We know of
two or three houses In oi r state, who pub
lish lust such books as we need.
Ureenleafs ate very good Arithmetics in
many particulars, hut the series is so large
that it requires too many classes. and there
are so many editions that It Is very hard
retting aiong with them. Persons who
have used thein will no doubt remember
that in Oreealeaf the pupil Is required to
solve examines containing fractions long
before he baa entered "fractions," or has
any knowledge ahotit them.
We do think that clause should not have
been passed, and hope that the Directors of
Miles, Penn, Oregg and Haines townships,
will look to the best Interest of our schools,
and select such text books as they tMnk
will best suit our wants and further the
cause, that clause, tbe New York bouse and
Its agents to thcontrary notwithstanding.
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Enforced dilenoe for Twen
ty Year*.
Form the Oglethorpe (Oa.) Echo.
There has just died in this county
a htdv who, at the age of sixteen,
vears, from sotne cause or other.
stopied the me of her tongue, and
until just before her death, twentv
years after, she was never heard to 1
utter a word. As her last hours I
were drawing near, she sent for
some of her friends and dietated hei
will in a manner that proved her 1
sound in mind and fluent in lan- '
guage. She spoke of many things 1
that oecurre;l in the country during 1
the apparent dumbness, but gave 1
no reason foi her strmge conduct. 1
An attemot was made to break her *
wiil on ti;e ground of insauity, but
it failed.
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Foughkoepsie Solving the
Tramp Question. 1
VouonKKEPSiE, Jan. 20. At- J
ached to the city almshouse is a |
quarry from which stone is taken l>
boulders by pauper laljor, and car- '
ried to the stoneyard of the instil u- 'i
tion.- This yard is supplied with
wood boxes which hold two, three,
or foursquare feet of broken stone
of the size of stove coal. Many ,
sledge hammerß are lying around j
loose. At dusk, when the tramp t
applies for shelter, he is told that he
can have a bunk for the night if he ,
wifl break three snuare feet of stone, j
If he consents he is conducted to the j
stone yard, and when his task is , e
finished he is given something to eat ,
and a tvd. In the morning he i
wants breakfast. "Will you earn it
in the stoneyard ?" asks the Super
intendent. If he concludes to do so
he is again sent to the yard, breaks
the stone, is given his breakfast. ]
and departs. In nine cases out of j
ten he never comes here again. The <s
records of Bujeriiitendent Dutcher \
shows that the tramp applications \
for temporary relief at the city i
almshouse since the stone yard sys- •
tem was instituted has fallen off \
fully seventy percent. !
KILLED Bf 4 MF.TKOR.
The Wonderful Story that Comes
From an Indiana Town.
Covington Special to the Indianapolis Jour
nal.
On Tuesday night last. Lennidas
Grover, who resided in the vicinitv
of Newtown. Fountain county, met
his death in away that is probably
without parallel in this or any other
country. Mr. Grover was a widow
ei, living on his farm with a mar
ried daughter and her husband. On
the evening referred to the married
couple had been absent on a visit to
some neighbors, and ujain returning
at a late hour entered the house,
finding everything, to all ap|earance,
in usual ordei, and sup)>osing that
Mr. Grover had already letired,
went to lied themselves. Next morn
ing the daughter arose, and having
firepared breakfast, went to the ad
oining room to call her father, and
was horrific to find him lying on
his shattered bed, a mutilated corpse.
Her screams Drought the husband
quickly to the bedroom, and an in
spection disclosed a ragged oponing
in the roof, directly over the breast
of the unfortunate roan, which was
torn through as if by a cannon shot,
and extending downward through
the bedding and fl ior ; other holes
showed the direction taken bv the
deadly missile. Subsequent search j
revealed the fact tnat tne awful ca
lamity was caused bv the full of a
meteoric stone, and the stone itself,
pyramidal in shape and weighing
twenty pounds and a few ounces,
avoirdupois, and stained with blood,
was unearthed from a depth of near
ly fire feet, thus showing the fearful
impetus with which it struck the
dwelling. The posit ion of the corpse,
with other surroundings, when found
showed that the victim was asleep
stricken, and that death to him
! was painless.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
* Totxiicon. ~ 41-ly
' Samuel J. TVoiser Is a candidate
; for High Constable of Miftllnburg.
Ho r >e Sum will make it.
,1 Smallpox has entirely disaipenrrd
,I in Union county. So says the Leu:
i isburg Journal.
The Reformed Church of Miflliu*
burg has extended a call to (lev.
Whrtmer, of Altoona, and he ac
cept*.
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PCBLIC SALE.—B. M. Swart*.
Executor, will offet at public sale
the personal effects of George
; Swartf, deceased, on the 28th iiist. !
Samuel Sunkev, Esq., one of the
Millheini 601/.1 of yore, but for many
years a residont iff California, is
here on a visit to Ids brother Jacob.
Sain looks hale and hearty.
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The Democratic Watchman Alma
nac is the neatest, handsomest and
best illustrated annual of Its kind
that has reached us this year. Pre
sented to all subscribers.
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Mr. James Huston, of Nittnny
Valley, father of Clurlev, the R. H.
agent .'is packing his goods, and.
with his family, will soon be off for
Kansas.
The other Wednesday night we
had another snow of about six inch
es, and now have as good sleighing
as could lie d-sired, and people are
making the beet of it.
WM. 11. RSIFSNYDER, JR., of
fers his services to the public as auc
tioneer. He pledges himself to give
; full satisfaction and make reasona
ble charges. Give him a trial. tf.
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Harry Tomlin9on is the most suc
cessful business man in town. Gu
lf a few mouths ago lie took in a
partner, and now. if all that folks
say is true another partner is to be
added soon.
ISRAKL W E WER, ot Aaronsburg
has 1000 choice grafted young apple
trees for sale, which he offers at 15
cents a piece. Also a large lot of
plastering kith, very cheap. tf.
The Senatorial fight in Connecti
cut ia virtually over and a Mr. Or
ville 11. Piatt comes out first best.
In the Republican caucus held last
Fridav to 11 nue a successor to Sen
ator Harnuni. the final vote stood
thus; Piatt, 76; ilawley, 73 ; Jew
ell, 1.
The subscriber will be prepared to
carry smalls bundles and oxes
f goods, from Cob Irn Station to
Miilheim, Aaronsbuig, Woodward
and all points along the line, at
reasonable charges. The patronage
of the public respectfully solicited.
J.WILLIS MLSSER.
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At this time of the year when all
are forming good 1 esolutiona par
ents should m>t forget to add this
one. We will for the coming year
buy all our childivus fine shoes with
the A. 8. T. Co., black tip upon
them and se -ifit is true that by so
doing we can reduce our shoe b:lls
raoie than one half.
The other week we stated that the
red ham on l)r. Deshler's property,
on Penn street, was sold and would
be removed. We are sorry to learn
that the announcement was prema- i
tnre. The barn is not yet sold but 1
is for sale, and any man who needs
•tie of about that size can buy it at J
a bargain. 3-2 L
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Penn township should not com- ,
plain of not having her full sharp of .
jurors at our January Term. The
following i* the squad, ten in ntim* I
l>er, and a first rate. c ! "ver sett of
fellows they are: 1 gen Musspr, J.
P. Coudo, Jacob B.llk -y, I). \V. |
Zeigler, Thos. Frank, c rank Knarr,
John F. Ilart r, Daniel Ulricli, C.
W. Hart man and John F. Chambers.
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Martin Bergin, a Mollie Maguire,
wa3 hanged at Poctsvillel st T mrs
day, for tho murder of Patrick
Burns, at Tuscarora, Schuylkill
county, in D7O. He was the nine
teenth of this hand of outlaws that
suffered the extreme penalty of the
law on the gibbet. Two others,
Pete.r MeManus and John O'Neill,
are in the Sunbury jail awaiting
punishment for the murder of otficex*
Uesser, of Bhamokin.
OUBBIXD.
Our Band liovs paid Mr. Frank 1
Bowersox a visit last Thursday eve
ning, and played all their best mu
sic for the benefit of the host and
h.s family. Mr. B fetched the
Iniys in a iaige sled early in the eve- 1
uitig, and returned them again safe
and so -ml. after the pleasures of
the evening were over. With music,
refreshments, "apples & cider*\
mirth nd fun, the affair was a nice '
social enjoyment, and the boys think -
it would bear repeating.
On Saturday afternoon a majority (
of Miilheim Lodge. No. 955. I O.
O. F. accompanied by the Cornet
Band, paid their brethren at Centre
Hall a visit. They left here at 1
about 4 o'clock, arriving at Centre
Hall at six. The "Fellows" atten
ded the session of Centre Ilall ,
Lodge in the evening, and we will
only say that the lioiids of •Friend
ship,, Love, and Truth " between these
two lodges, as well as tureen indi
vidual members, weie very much
strengthened by tnis visit. The
band did some of its very best play
ing for the benefit of the citizens.
At a very late hour at night the
whole party returned well pleased
with the excursion. We suggest
that Centre Ilall return tbo com
pliment.
BEAUTIFUL! Header, were you
ever awaked from pleasant dreams, I
in the silent watcnes of the night,
by the harmonious, celestial sounds
of song * If so you need not be told
what is beautiful. At such a mo
ment the imagination would gladly
fancy that it hears the happv voices
ot Heayenland singing "good will to
men." O how is the weary pilgrim
cheered on his journey to the bliss
ful shores! How is the heat soft
ened in gratitude to God for his ten
der compassion to man! How is
faith elevated and strengthened, to
giaspthe ideal, the spiritual— the
eternal ! How is every good resolu
tion, every noble aspiiation, of the
soul encouraged and made stronger !
The enchanted listener does not
know who the vocalists are, list he
blesses in his heart the pious thought
that prompted the atft. He dots
not know who sings for liira, but
*'ln the sweet by and by
WB shall owft on thai beautiful shore."
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Fr©© Gift to the BufTurlcsr A
copy of "Mwlicnl Common Srtia©,"
a book of 144 jages, will be sent free
to all suffering with (Consumption.
A?thm>t Vatarrh) &p., Ac. See Ad
vertisement in another column.
Addrtvu, DR. N. R. WOLFE,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Person* in uoed of fine Tootfp
Potvd T, or Wash for disease* of the
tuoiiih, tvill do well to call at John
P. Ilartcr's Dental OAlce, one door j
nvst of U. E. Church, Millhouu, Pa.
Artificial teeth inserted in the
best manner. Filling done with
care, and everything pertaining to
Dentistry will be executed in the
lest style. Term* reasonable. All
work warranted. tf.
PROHIBITION.— Ietters signed by
Governor Connor, live members of
Cong teas, and tlie two United States
Senators from Maines, unite in toet
ifving to the good effects flowing
from prohioition. The Governor
says the quantity of liquor sold sur
reptitiously is vastly less than was
consumed In former years, tho law
is easily executed, and lie does not
believe the i>eople of Maine could be
induced to return to the license sys
tem.
Unman happiness is often of but
short duration, and this fact was
again exemplified by an incident
that happened here last week. Our
Express man, Mr. Geo. Ulrich
4 'found a lag of rye—i. e. a bag fill
ed with real rye—between M.llhehn
and Coburn. Georg* was happy be
yond expression. lie laughed all
over. for. said he, "the two bushels
of rye will make at least two gall ins
of genuine Stover ." liut poor
George was doomed to fitter disap
pointment, for presently the owner
if the rye came along and made 1
George disgorge. We pitied film in
our very heart as he forked over
that bag of rye. lie looked the very
picture of sorrow.
MARRIED.
On thcilst ult.. by Rev. K. Kt&rabasb,
Mr. Samuel Williams, of Martha. C ntro
county, aud Ml** Amelia Beuier of Wood
ward.
On the 19th Inst., by the name. Mr. John
W. (>ablo wit*. Mi*s Amanda O. Kriel, both
of Penn Hall.
pu the Si h Inst.. In Centrn Hal), by Rev.
W E- Fisher. Mr. IxMvli K. Rossman with
Mlas Kate Weaver, both of near Centre
llall.
died!
)n the 2Sth u't.. In Ferctison townshlo
James W. Campbell. aae<l >A year*.
On the 1UI inst.. hebersburg. Pollv
Shultz. widow, aged 83 years 10 months and
1 day*.
On the 19th Inst., at Coburn Mation. Ja
cob Kbest, ..gcd 78 years, 4 months and 7
days.
CHURCH DIRBOTORY.
EVANGELICAL.—Protracted meeting in
p gross.
KVFOHMPIJ.— Iter. J. G. Shoemaker. Pastor.
Fnt lish preaching in Aumnsburg. n xl
fttimlay at'J o'clock p. m. and in the eve
ning; in Millhelm.
UKAN —/ 71 TomUnson, Potior.
Communion next Sunday morning. Pre
paratory services in Gennan, Ratu.day *f
ternoon. Preaching every evening this
week.
I NITKT BBBTHRKN.—Rev. J. M. Smith
will commence a protracted meeting next
ba.urday evening.
Lodare and Society Directory.
Tho MUihclm Cotnvl Rand will meet in
the Too n H ill on Monday and Thursday
evenings.
Providence Grange No. tl7 P. of 11.,
:u*iet* in Alexander'* block on the 2nd Sa
turday of each month at C, 1 * r. M. ad on
the 4th Saturday of each month ut l l i r. m.
Mtliheim I*>lce No.9.V>, i.o. ft. F. meets in
the New flail, Peuu street, every Saturday
evening.
Lodge Library open every Saturday eve
ning after 6 o'clock.
Toe M.lllteiiu 11. St L. Association meet*
In the Town Hull, on the evening of the
second M miay of each month.
P.
GEPHART & MUSSER
DK.VI.ERS 15 •
Uraia,
CUvvrsetd,
riots r *
reed.
Caal,
Platter Sk
Walt.
MILLHEIM, PA.
Highest market price paid for ll>luds o
G-ZE^-AJTILT,
Delivered either at the BRICK MILL orfat
the old d LASER MILL, :in MILLHEIM.
COAL, PLASTER & SALT
Arwayson hand anil sol 1 at prices that de
fy competition.
Ashare ol ;he public patronage resrectfullv
ctktts I. SLIy
NOTICE.— Notice is hereby given that
application will be made for a chart
er, for i urnnlke road leading from Mill
heiiti. to the I. C. ft S. C. railfoad. tf.
Millhelm, lan. 13th. I<J79.
HUNTING DEER WITITIKKJS.— ■ Notice
Is hereby given lliat application wi.l
made to the legislature this winter for the
passace of a law to prevent the hunting of
deer with dogs in Centre Cnnbty.
F. P. MIJHSRK,
(I. M. ILVNLRK,
J. N. IULX.
JOHN (}. Mcssiß.
PUBLIC NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby giv.
en that the undersigned hue
the office I the Secretary or Internal Af
fairs at Humsburg hit* application for a
warrant of survey for one hundred acres
of unimproved luiul, situate in the town
ship of Raines and county of Centre, lmut'd
ed on the North and East bv tract in tho
warrantee name of K. F. Brown. South by
Duvld Scilbner. aud went by tract in the
warrantee name of Hubert Irvpi.
JOHN BLAIU LINN.
Beliefonse. Pa., Jan. Ist 1879 2-3.
E STRAY NOTICE.—Came to tho resl- j
dence of he subscriber in Mlleo twp. j
on or day of October, two!
heifers, one a brindle With White face and
belly, the oth r rod. They are one ami two
years old respec svciy and ~a*d no
pariiculaf marks.
The owuef or owner* are requested t
prove property, pay charged ami take thein
away, otherwise they wfil t>o disposed of as
. the la # directs.
Dec. 19th. 1878 U.S. SHAKER. SO 3in
ORPHAN'S COURT HALE.—By virtue
of an order homed out of the Qrhpan's
Court of Centre county, there will be ex
posed to public nale in Millhelm, on Sat
urday, Jan. 25th, 1879, the real estate of the
late C. H. Heid, deceased, consisting of a
house and lot, situate in the town of Mtli
heim, bounded on the north by Main St.,
on the west by an alley, on the south by
mill race and on the oast by lot of haran
A. Zelgler.
Terms of sale:—One half the purchase
money to Le paid on confirmation of sale
and one balf In one year thereafter, to be
i secured by bond and mortgage on the pro
mises.
Bale to begin at 2 o'clock, P. M., on said
day. D. 11. ROTS,
i Administrator,
MUlbcim, Jan. 9th, 1879
EXBCUTOR* NOT ICK.—butters t*4U
l meuturr on the e>tat* 01 (100. Swartz,
deceased, late of I'uuu township, Centra
Oounty, having boon granted f> ttie under
"'KHOO, all persons tudabtoa to auld Restate
are required > make Immediate payment,
and Phono having lv;;al claim* aßxiuxl the
name Iu present them duly authenticated
by law, for settlement. &4t
ft. M. MVAIOZ,
Tuajiey vlllo, Coutic Co.,
t'.-i '• !'■
PIANOS AND 6RGINB.—Ji S&SIS
avery stipererier riano or Organ, oqual iy
every excellence to any made at Manufac
turer • Wholesale Price, aqd thus save near
y one half of your money, do not fall, before
Purebaalng, 10 write for catalogue of de
serlpttoa aud prices, to Post ofiicc Box *#+
New York. 112-ly.
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L C. U CJiIL ROAD.
KESrWARD.
i. a. b.
Lbavk a.m. r. m. F.M
Montundcn 7.00 1.56 A"A
fair Ground 7 IT*
BteW 2*o
VlckKbnrg. 7.35 2 43
Mlfflinbnrg 7.15 S.lft
Millmout *■>* *•
Laurelton R.W SM
Co barn SC'25
Arrive M Spring Mills 9AO
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2- A A
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Spring Mill* K).?o
Gobugn 10.3A
Lau ritti lI.W 4 flf>
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WINTEK TIME TABLE.
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the trains nn the Philadelphia & Erie Kail
re id I>l vision v. JU run as loiter :
WESTWARD.
FKIE MAIL leaves Pbl'adeipUi.. II 5* p. m
" " Harrl*iurg....4 2'a. m
•• ** WlHlanvsport. .8 55 a. to
- " Jersey Hiioie. .9 07 a. m
" •• Lock Harcn..9W* ni
•• •• Keuovo llOja.n
•• arr at Frie .....7 3'. p. m
NIAGARA KXP. leav. Ph lada... 7 90n.it.
" " Il irn-i.u gl>soa in
" arr. at Willian*po. t iM|< m
" •• Lock Il.iven 3 i* p. ii.
FAST LlNKieares PhU delpMa .l! 4*. i.-
" M :•. lobars.... 'A. Vp . m
" arr. at Wi'.ltsmspyrt ..7 'Z> p.in
I*-'* tveii...lsWp. tA
EASTWAHD. .
PACIFIC Fil..<**., 1.uv.r.6 tOa.i
*• •' Jersey -hors 754a. i.
•• " Wiiliairsport T 'tia. n
'• air. at Harfsbnrp. .11 M s."
•• •• PlsHndeii b 3 4ft p. IT.
DAT KXPRPe t learoa !*ck Haven II *ou-1
• > •• 1240p.ir
•• arr. Harrlsl>urg..4 !<• p. n
- •• Philadelphia 7*:>p. n
FRIE Mail loaves Renos. .* o>*. p. u
• •• Lv?k Have;... .1 45 p. n>.
•• •• Wil Umsport..ll '*i.
•• arr. at HHrrHb-.trc 2 4! a. tr
•• Philadelphia ...TCfla. m
FAST LINE loaves Williams*' t -12 • ' •
" avr. at liarrlstaur 3 Sfa. in.
phikidclpl ia....7<0a. ni.
Parlor Car* will rut. between Philartelplilr
and WUliau.sport en Niagara Esures* west
Erie repress \Vet, Hiflndi'lpliL hxprv-
Kast. L>a> Repress East u<l Sunday Kxprce
Las'.. hleonliiK ears on alli.tght trains.
WK. A BALDWIN, General hup ?.
Established 1860.
"Quality is 'he trie tcstsrcttapiies
THE
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offer In package?of
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COFFEE. 25 cts. " "
i
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Goods cji{ io any pari of i/tc V. 8
j
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
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NttW YORK.
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arm tf ***r&Hitnt art >.t xi7. Tr* In( fHeee*
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THE ORIBIKAL | tiftlY GENDIRE
•* Vibrator'* Threshers,
WITH IWBOTBI
MOUItTEt> HORBE POWERS,
Ajsd Steam Thnaher EafiaM,
Made only by .
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TITS Tlmdo
bavin*. auU i<vjcy.6Tta2 Tratira at ti U fitf vl
msmtiiiik Mrynn-1 *ll Rivalry (or JUpi<*. tfui, r
fart Olefins, *o4 (or ba viii* Grain tr esa Win
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TUE OIBVR aoclil-JET, WLIEU onco (ioeioJ OU UJ dhfccioc*.
IHE BNTITIR Thresbiiur Exposni
,awl mli-a li'l'i .in*, taut aiumjui i cu I lu*.*
lit* kit .-a Or*la BW'LD li* tlwto iiupra.aJ TI+UUBM.
NO RerfoWlny Shaft, Inside the PH.
rntor. Kntlmy fr 1>( Hcstwt, rVlAri. lU.Uik.%
.aiilt ruck Unw-w-Mtlnx *.xl rr*!*-wK<rj( rap.V
ratlnaa Tti fvUy rtaptMl to *lt Xlu.lt.Ra4 Oa.tftio.aol
6r.lu, Wat r Dry, Lous or Kvc. t, lUaual or aoaai
HOT bnly Tnatlf Siperior for When*.
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crutul Tiirtrtivln Fin*, Tfcn.Mbj-, C!<*r*r*al
: Ltr fao;U Reqrlrr* na " r,t .'ictuses'.. " or " r*v*S6lu+ "
- k> okMts* frosu r*;*
MARVELOUS for Slnliclty,of Parto,
N| wins If-x* ttwn mi,* itmf tto r.twl IMIU aiAl (Mil
P" BO UiMrlNtf* or UcetterlUf*
POUR Sieea of Separators Hade, ran#-
•• Ms l. Twelve lio#*c iwoet;-M#
1 iw. uuiesl Ho:*) Powcia to aiatcii.
3 TEAM Povrer Threehers a SpeHatef.
.% i-pocki Out uti lor BM*uii'v>i vt-
OUR Unrivaled Steam Thresher En.
( ins, vli.i Vulunlilo liufrwcawu. '.' H.Jartlt*
) any swr u*ao e; iia. *
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rtnM.. Jvnrtlh a rf rrt. (w,-n rf >#:HM t ?,
>l*., V.J- "VWtlT3a" TbrtrtU.- woiaa.-i
foa Pajptlpniera, rail en if)' De^Wa
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