rK CENTRE REPORTER FRIDAYMareh, *22., 1872. LOCAL ITEMS. LOCAL Nlfl.-Our friend* will obliy by sending la any t m * of local inter #t, including death*, marriages, &., a* tuch are eagarly read by your friend* in alw wast, many of whom net the Reporter. Wo would esteem ita favor ! our Kind pa tron* would occaalmiaHy maiU copy ot tho Reporter to relatives and iic.pimtn caa who formerly lived in Centre count* and re. novo I to other pa.U, which would induce many to become subscriber*. I M POIJTA XT TO BtTStMBSS Mk*.- riio circulation of the }l kpoiitkk, on litis sidt of the county, i* now greater than that of any two pan r* in the equity, hcncc hti-iue— ucn wl..> wish to roach tho Pcunsvullev trade, wih a iv.anoo their own intiwti, hv ndveli ti.aino in the Ukpohtku. Out MiWrir tiondist is open to the inspection of al/ who wish t> advertise. ■ —n - Sales ill tlie Xews|Mt|Ts. Advertise your s;;le> in the uew|ui pen Handbill* stick fast ujmui hotel walls or smith shop doors, nini wait tor people to cvitw and read ; but itewvpa* Imm pi after the folk, —go into their dwelling - and everybody reads u* papers. _ Hence, the best way to 3* t every iwwlly know what you have t*.-i l y and when yoti are going to sell. •* b) advertising in the papers. Fresh Garden, Flower, I rre and Sfhrah, Evergreen, Fruit and Hurt Sceda, Pr pa id bv Mail. A comph ti mid judicious assortment, 2"> classes, 81,00. Hie six classes, t l.'K) packets) f>r B's.OO. Also, an immense stock of one year grafted Fruit Irecs, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks,, Young Fruit. Ornamental and Evergreen Seed lings, ltull*, Koses, Vines. House aud Bor der Plants, Ac., Ac., the meat com plete assortment in America. Prepaid by mail. I*ricci Uatalogues to any address, also IraJe lists, gratis. Scetl# DU commission. Agents NN ante*!. B. M. Watson, Old Colony Nurs<- ries aud seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established 1H42. ftblb.St Btte-Subscnbers to the Ukjmktku who change their Post-office this spring, will not neglect to notify the puldishor, so we cau make the change of add rest Ujmn our lists. feh2S.bl Great Art sale, 150 lithograplt*. en gravings, French und American cliro nios. at Wmniward, March 25. (Vii. Fa. Conference or the Emu ira! Churrh The thirty-third session of this body nnt lichl iu Baltimore, Md., March 12th. Hiahop J. J. Esher, ..I Chicago, presided. 'I he Conference uumbois at present about 70 members. The next annual session will Ie held iu Fa., to commence the first Thursday in J/arck, IS7T The stationing committee rejiortcd the follow tug assignments for the iu suing yiar: WiLLixusroarDISTRICT —S.Smith, P. E —\N illiaasaport Station. J. Kreamer ; Williaiusport Mission, 1. H. Pines; New berry and lHibois Mission, Geo. Hunter; Lycoiuiag Circuit, A. K raus. and oue to be supplied ; Liberty Circuit, J. M. King, C. P. Kunibergwc ; Jer>y Shore Circuit, Z. llortibeigwr, J. A. lledner ; Xittanay Valley Cirvuit, M. Slw.l, J. M. Lorigsdorf Ceecre Ifill Circuit, S D. Bennington, A. Mtallelon ; Centre Circuit M. W. Harris, 'S. Yi-arick ; Sugar Valley Circuit, K. Stainbacb. G. V\ . Curtis ; Lock Haven ML.it n, S. T. Buck ; Seneca Circuit. A- Mark icy. Dnb't I>}, hut Use a bottle ir two .| that iiki-u j arable article known a* Nature'a llair lltstoralive. It maVti the head feci m good. Sold every where. See advt rI.M nieut. iuar22 2t. Fine In ick tnai.<-iuu at public an Ir, at WMJRSIII, ui Mi'T.day, March 25. 7/itTcr "Bro's are now sclliiij; ofi ihtit larje slock, to n.ake ru.tu !ur in w o,a tie, now ie your time to get any thing in the line nfgiaaU cln ap. Cull nt licffir Bro'a ami git h.-uyatni If red. The Engineer Corje engagiui in lo cating the Isewifburg, Centre A Ty rone ltlt, suy- the Tyrone Herald, Completed their labors on Monday last, and departed. It is stated that the present line U the best yet run, ami that it wi'l be adopted. The survey connects ;he h. C. A Tyrone R. K , with the main line of the Ptun. Ceu t a], a short distance below Tyrone. When the estimates are completed, lettn-gs will be made, and it is COllFl ilmtly preilicteil that work will be be gun next monh. All eoiifliciing in* lerests seem to have been harmonized, and that was all that was rerjuireil to ensute 'he building of the road. It im probable there will lie a change iu the tnanagemeut of the L. C. A T. li. li., which will be a vast improvement over the present BUSINEML —Several men with a wag on, boring jxiultry, recently came to the premise* of Win. Grove, jr., lar n) r, near Beliefciute, and stuiua-d with their wagon near the haru, when one one of the party went into the Jmu-e to bargain for turkeys, ami while thus engaged, those in lite barn yard, cahLugc I some of the leatlu-ry tribe ami poked them into the wagon. Mrs. Grove, suspecting the fellow*, k' [it a secret watch from the house, und thus the fellows were caught. Fanners hud better keep a limk out when stranger* prowl about their premises. An wlo.-e you don't keep that article in your town." AH our subscribers, at a distance ran follow suit and send us post office money orders on lle.lofonie, for the JIF.PGKTKB, there is no risk in paving in that manner, uml should like to have those orders c.mrn iu a little fas ter. Jf you wish to beautify your borne*, attend the great Art *ule tit Wotxlwur.i, Monday, March 25. TUB AMMHJAK STOCK JOURNAL I* de voted to the Live Stock interest* of th>- whole country, Kuch number is hand somely illustrated with Engraving*, and contain* manv article* of interest to every Farmer and Stock Raiser, i oOayear. V P. Buyer & Co., Parkosburg, Chester County, Pa. B ALLOC" a MAGAZJXE FOR APRIL con tain* hiiterieal tales, *a yarn*, wonderful adventures, the l>e*t jioetry, thrilling r.e liiance*. aad some sup'-rh illil-trations, and yet ia *old for the low prtco of 15 cent* per copy, or $1,50 per year ; cheap, but good. Try a number and *ee. Ad.lre** Thomas & Talbot, 0-1 Congress Street, Boston, if the Muguzine cannot be obtained nt the near est periodical depot. "Godey," for April, is an excellent number, and eclipses any other ladies* magazine published—in fact this is always true of the "Book," for we have uot yet seen its superior, and we know something about the different fashion magazines. D you wrislt * >lllO choice timber land ? Tlun Httciid Ilio sale of Mr. K. VY. Milt hell, t Woodward, Mon day. March 25. The new hntik ing hnu*e of ,?. C. Molt !t Co; l Millheiiit, mcutiomd in our last, i* nw rrady lr business. Hie |itlm improvement* to make >1 MI!VMMTNLIX burglar Jiroof. Thh I tank will In l tin dor the direction of Mr. Moll, who i- wi li kin.wn t>oui Itoojtla us n tii*t . Monday, Mnreli 2Mb, will be held nnc ot the gnu-dent sales uf the season, at Wovidaartl—•ee ndv.uf Mitchell d* ... r Cuvstsu K\t hi ist* npiiiK CAN tkk Ham S-tttH>t., -On Friday ev ]unin g. March, loth tho cititcns and ftieml* i>l the I'ei.tie llnll school gath er*d in large crowd*, ut the school house to witness tho closing exereiars of the school, Tne exorcises Cin*iittfi ol sjaxxhes. essay*, dialogues, tableaux and a beau tiful drama, entitled "Three Kraa in the Life of a Farmer's Son. The boys aud girls rendered their parts in a creditable manner. We j trust they will cultivate the cnlliuai r-aui for *ilttcation und culture thev >ei-ni to manifest. The music, too, on the occasion w a* creditable to the sing ers. m Mnv our lioys and girls continue to grow in iMtil.il worth, mid value their school advantage* ns their dearest privilege The Select and Primary school of the summer w ill open under J. L. Spanglcr and as*ilniit on -*the second Mm.d i\ of April. The tuition tor Select *chi->l will lie $4,50 j>er ctcviu iih, aud fifty conu |w*r every extra branch. f'i.-Ml and sii,oo for i Primary school lv aiding can ho hinl for $2.50 and sd,()o jar wi.Jt. "t|MH-i.tl alliutioii wilt !,.• given to the luuguagtn, ancii ut ami modern, mat the instruction will IN* aikjiioi to such a- wish to teach ami avail themselves of some of our colleges. Kiegant pictures, brick nutn.ion, and some No. 1 tiudn-rlnnd, will be sold bv Mitchell A A/utz, at Wood ward, Monday, March 25. ABOUT WALLPAPKH. —Nut to have yeur houses |p retl, is slightly lie* iiiud the age Nice |w|eriiig makes a home pleasant ami inviting and shews refinement. Isi order to place it within the reach of all to have their houses nicelv ami neatly poliered. Mr. M'Manigal, of Milroy, will keep a large stuck of cve.y variety ami style of wall | taper, c.n-u:i:ly on hand, at his hardware stare, ami sell it lower than tan he had elsewhere. We di rect the attention of our readers to Mr. M'Manigal's advertisement iu an ulher column, ('nil Hl* hit store if you wish to buy wallpaper or hard wan; cluap. JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, j The partnership heretofore existing un- Jer the firm name ..f Fisher .V Gettig was i dissolved on 'he I.lth day of March, 1872. j Notice is hereby given to all persons, knowing lließsselvea indebted to the said firm, that thev are rt-sp otfully reouestad to j call at the old s and at Farmer'- Mills, and j settle their accounts without delay. J. R. FISHER, mar*22.4t 8. 11. GETTIG. j JOHN C. MOTZ & CO. 11A \li EUH. Mit 1.11 KIM, CKxtBR Co., P*. Receive Deposits and allow interest. Discount Notes. Make Collections Issue Eastern Exchange. And a general ltnukina itusiness done. JOHN C. MOTZ, A WALTCX, ParrtiuKXT. Cashier. n.ar22tf. tIKNTP.E COUNTY—SS. / AS>IONEES ACCOUNT. Nolic ■ i hereby given that an addition al partial account of T. JM Hull, a'signee. of Jacob Sli. p... baa I C I. tM in|the court of Common pleas of Centre County, to April term 1872, and unless exceptions are tiled on or before the third day of said term, it will be confirmed. JNO. MORAN, ■Wtt4k PRUT H v April t nurl— Giautl Jurors. Philip-Lurg—oohn llaiiick Walker—Henry Beck E Marklv Beniu r—Geo Daie, II L Harvey Hoggs--8 Pletcher, A Fetter Rush—Robt Steven*, Peter Siegfried Spring—Jes- St< wart Snowshoe—A Camphie 4 Moon—J LGruy Uallefoule— C M Cair. rty, Silm.n H*r jH-r. Union —\S m U Smith Worth— W V l*ckwith Gregg— S G Herring. Jacob M'Cool Potter —Jlio llosterman Liberty—J no Ituckly liiirn.ide- -G 1* Ziminerinnn I Howard— K Glenn, J W Hull | Miles—Sain I Gratrily Traversa Jurors —4tli Monday. 22nd April. Philipsburg II Junes Haines—Sum'l Burrell, Geo Bright. Thus llntz. J H White Milerhurg Win Buiril. M Irwin, Win I H Adam* PaUon—John Hicks, G Raiser, Jona* wtine Howard— U F Holier, Mich Confer Gregg—John Kislu-1, David Barges, Jno Grove. 1 oph Smith Bellefonto—John Hoffer, 8 A Bell, Geo A Bajard, A Mullen, John Meeso, C Fry herger, Win K Adaui , I Mitchell Bonner —Geo Johnston bach, A Garbrick Huroside —Geo ViedetTer, J It Beck 11 uton—Thus Parson* Worth I—J 1 —J G Jonc* Spring—A Stewart, J S Swart*, J M Furey, A Miller Potter—Peter Keller, D Heather, Geo limerick Mile*—ll Fidler IL-.lfinoon —T M Way Liber'y—D Bituer. J Dekaas Marion —J no lioltne* Curtin—J no Dehaa* Ilarri*—Win Lytie Snowelioe —J A Wolf Peeu—Chr Alexander 2nd week —2'Jth April. Snowshoe —J Gunsalus Potter —A K>cli, Joseph Gilliland, I C Ferguson— W Garner, S Ga*, P Kcich ein, J Gate* Liberty— l* Kwhart Rush— J White, W Asky T J Batc-helor 11 aiues—G B Stover Wor h—MeAlarney Harris—J no Meyer 8 Curdner Philipsl.urg —A " Atherlon A J Graham HulleloutA —11 D Verger S J Cook l'enn—S Ard Taylor—T Dougherty 8 W ornc-r Spring—J L Hockey iSeinier —\\ m J ibben* Milesbiirg—J It Thomas O Ayers Hogg* lohn Curry Win Smith S Charles M 11 M i. key F M Coy Miles -S K Fousl Jonatli .vrum.-r Gregg— S llarier Unioiivilltf —Jn-> Ring. riioWNSHIP AUDIT -Notice i*here- Xby given, that the Auditors of Pot ter township will meet at the Old Fort, on Saturday, March 23rd, at 81 o'clock a. m. for the purißise of auditing the accounts i-f the supervisors &c., of said township. All persons having accounts, or otherwise interested, are invited t attend. WM. A KERR, Tmrncfork. H. Y. Stiver, esq., ha* purchased Livingston's book mid stationery •tore, at Bellefonte. ■ • • ■ 1 1 " James Black, Fsq„ recently nomin ated for Pieeident hy the National I'rohihitimi Parly, *ny tho Temper ance Vindicator, wn born at burg, Union nwuntjr, Pennsylvania, Sept. 23 1823. MARK I AUKS tin ITili iiot . t ilia re-idenoa ■>( Daniel Runklo, bj lt.-v J K Miller. Mr PeUu J. Kuukle.ol tirniraet Valley, to Mi A utile Yaltad*. of NVoodwaid, l*n On Feb. •."•ill Mr. Haucd h 8w ct-lwood to Mos Klisst eili lawyer, all of I'ottar* Mill* tin March mh Mr. Lemuel b Hank, of Lea i.lniro, to Mi Kmuia Miuich, of Sprint MilL tin .Mb Feb., Lewi* Ficbtbarti, of Lew i.low ii, and Mrs Suan l.eitucll, o| Sprint Mill* tin the Mb iusl., at tho resider.co of the bride's parents, by Itev.S |i Itanalliftoli, Mr William h tlarko, of Xeitflerv ill*, to Miss Henrietta Miuiik.ofSpriut Mills On tho tub of February by Ibo lie. l. M Wolf. Mr. Hanoi Stuooioy, of I'itie (ir.iio Mills, and Miss Carrie Mi- Hri.tr, of Shllub At Pleasant tJap. on tho 27th ot January by the lb v. K, Miller, Mr. Abraham Ku ily, and Mis llatlioSaiusol, Mh of I nion count v | On the i tli ull., by Kor. J. K. Miller, Mr Win. Maikleot Linden Hall, l Miss Anna May lleinUilman. of Tyrone Ft tin 13th* inst., by Kev. K Hanoi,| Mr. Kudoipb tiahntin. of Harris twp., U Miss Satlie Null, ol I'leiistttii tiap. DEATHS. | On 16th in Ham#* tw-p., Joshua Koush, sgi-U 47 years, h months. I in (irvgi! township, in the nth iiist., j .Irrt-iuiah P. on of John K. anil fiarnk I Hock man, * rnl b months and 14 ilsys. |n Uroga township on 10th Inst., Solo mon Ktshi I HRt-d 74y#r, lOmontht.and V7 ila> *. tin Feb. 2Mb, at C'arbondalo, 111.. Mrs. Mary Jane l>avis, daughter of Pr. J. Ueriacher, aged 87 years, aud ti days. Union eo., papers copy. On 7th inst., in Millheiui, Mrs Suan. widow of Jacob Bollinger, uged 81 y#ar | On the Ist of March, in Sugar Valley, Clinton county Jainus Franklin, son of Ucorge Y. nnj" Kliaabvth Stover, agiil 2 year*, V months and 28 days. On the sth of March, in l'enu twp, l>aid N*e*e, aged 77 years, 3 months, and 26 days. In Walker tw p , en Slh, John Zimmer man aged 87 years, !> month* and A) day*. On 16th ult., in Bellefonte, Kabeeca, wife ot Kobert Steel, aged t*4 years. On 9th inst. In BoHefoiito, Willie, sou of Joe \V. Furev, aged 6 month*, 15 days. Monday, Mar. 25th, Grand Art Sale! ELEGANT PICTURES! ILuulify your home* at small expense Auction Safe of Pictures, including Li ibugrHulu, Engraving*. Ftvicktiil Anisr icaii Chroiuut, Ac., Ac.. Klcpntlv Fram int, Ml lite JloUk. ul K \\ . MITCH EL L, is WOODWARD, CVttlre County, IV. on lho£rth of MARCH, IWt SAT HA IflDB CEfilEiYrs. Tim person buying the largest amount, will b presented with tiie brautiftil and well known Chrouio, very handsomely fram ed, entitled -The Country Farm Yard." The bsml**iiii colored t-Lgrgving, entitled "Navigation School," will be giveu to the party buying the second largest t mount Bale to comiuance promptly at ten o'- clock. TERMS-CASH MITCHELL A MOTZ. After the sale of Pictures the undersign ed will otTer for sslo his House and lot. The house is a brick mansion, two and a half st r.<-, in excellent repair and a most desirable home. A large sum has recently been expended upon improvements, which render the property suitable for an elegant private residence, or for Hotel purposes, for which it would be admirably adapted, a valuable water right belongs to the above property. The lot is 111 feet in width by 1.10 teet deep and erected thereon are sub stantial and commodious outbuildings. Wash House, Wood House, lee House, Ac, It proximity to the Lcwisburg A Tyrone Railroad which in now being constructed, renders, this elegant Home-lend n desirable property for an investment, to which es pecial attention L directed. TERMS 1-4 Cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 vcars. Also, Twenty Acre# of No. 1 Timber la ml, In the Petin Valley Narrows 3 miles East of Woodward. The Tract L thickly cov ered with ak and chestnut Title* perlect in bot'a the above. TERMS, l-'l ensh, balat.ee in 3 and 0 months, F. W MITCHELL I expert to keep n much larger S.ock of WALL PAPER and ROIIDERS this *ea*on than heretofore, and would in vite all my friend* from Centre County, to call and sue uiy ■!■* k. before purchasing elsewhere. 1 will have from FIFTY TO SIXTY I>IFFF.It- EUT P.tTTEKXH in a few day*, of all KINDS AND PRICES And from live to lis thousand piece*. Price* ranging from 9ots. to $1 per Bolt Please call and examine for yourelv**, or write me staling rise* and kind of room*, and I will select and forward, and if not satisfactory it can he returned. WM. J. M'MANIGAL, mnr222in. Milroy, Fa. U P. A. WIUOS. THOMAS A UICKIL ABO WARE STUBKII % WILSON A- HICKS, r Belief..ab>, Pa., "3 ~. (Successors I*. lawiN * WiLsov.,) £ L Respectfully inform the citisen* of Ci V. Centre and other count lea, that they rt ~ have one of the largest and best se- H 3* lected stock of Hardware to be found,| v consisting of Iron, Steel, Nails, ls: W Horse Shoe*. Axel*, Spring Wagon! C 5 Skein* and 11->x". Complete stock oli-< J*- i-arpenter too* and builder* hard-If; i? ware, lock*, oil*, paints, gla*, var- Z. nishes, hruslies, cucumber pinup* and! ft SS tubing. Lump* af all kind*, scales,! jj* < cutlery, | - WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ife Full HUB of saddlery and coach ma kers goods, wood work for buggie* and wagons, plough*, burrows, eulti vator* and grindstone*. Looking -j ~Z> glasses and mirror idatc*. Picture Z frame* uiadu to order. They also T. j have the celebrated cook stove, t § SUSQUEHANNA, £ X ev.-ry one warranted to give perfect H salisfaetioi. All kinds of parlor ~ Vi stoves. We are determined to sell H ~ at the low.- t price* for cash, or on ~ short credit lu.l to exceed three, 2 - month*. Call ami sec u*, as we take W 01.-asuru in showing our goods. * WILSON & HICKS marl&tf. Bullefonte, Pa. £ 5 S a H A CiitiotM Story About Mrs. I.in colli. A few ilnyn ago |>i r|li in the 11 era I J, bum! upon what w known lo IK) GOOD nuthnrUyr, announced thai Mm. Abraham Lincoln lnul recently vi*iiel Ronton iten#iiilii ami clnaolv wilt (I alti'mlcil a uulilic of'a well known ladv medium t.n Wtudiin#- lon street, on which orcnaion the |ir it of Iter lamented huslmnd appeared; anil, lv unniialakraldc iiiunife*tnliuii, revcaLd to nil pn-wnt the imleutity l Mm. Lincoln, which he luid ntlemp-1 tcil to kei p secret. We have now the tk'nl milhority for mivi.|{ lhl the re |Hirt xvtu in nil r-|n d* aiviirate, that Mr*. Lincoln v tailed ILtuu on the -lih iuat , that alio took lodging* at the I'm k<- 11 on <*, regietciing her nam* a* Mr*. Laioh • that hr loinaiiicil there len duv, dtilin# which time alto untile ireqiiviil visit* to the medium nlmve meiitioUid, ami ihnl while at the holef her identity w* ill*, -ovvred hy u per •OH Who ha* OFTEN *en her iu Wash ington She desired to have her visit to Itmtoii unknown, hut the injunction of aecrecy reared to I* hniiliu# after the revelation at the public renter. It i* further *tand l>y lhoe iu |tailioil to Ituow, tuat the iutei view* with the moduiiu weie of the moat satisfactory •ml conclusive nature, us affording test* of the real preaence of the spirit of her husband — ISimloh Herald, Feb ruary 23. Near Alike iw Two Pmu- A brief letter from Dorcliostcr, Mas , to the Boston Ai/rrrfiscr tell* the 10l lowing : "There are in this lowu two twiu blethers, whose resemblance to each other is so strong that i?rauger can hardly tell llieui apart Ihoy keep a grocery aud provision 'store,' and were one day bunging bag-, ot; mtul from a wagon which was out ol j sight ftuiu inside the store. Nathan had his coat on, but Kli was in hi* shirtsleeve*. A strangnr in the shop wau bed ihcui coining in and going out one after the other, but ouly one wasi visible at a time, aud at lust be ex claimed to Kli, 'Well, you're the; smartest man I ever saw ; but why do! you keep puling on ami taking oil your coat?" These brothers and sev eral other men were in the habit ot getting up very early, and giug to swim in the 'Reservoir Pond,' and once Eli going, as was his wont, to Nathan's house to call liirn, by tap ping on the pane, saw his un face, reflected (mil lite glass, and, taking it for his brother, eahed out, "t'->ino on they are all waiting tin you. The Eaeli-ru paper* record anotherj instance of \aiue ot the storm aigu.-tl tvtirM, nun in operation in tlm coun try. The advantage- iu tlita instance applies to the jH-iiple id it Seaport town iu Massachusetts. On a perfectly ti!i .lav in a nmooih suit lit harbor lay at auchor fifty vessel* really to put tossa, but deteried from no doing by the cautionary signal of a coining storm displayed by order of the Mcteorolog ical lSurt-au. Smut nfU r Jai/t the gait j burst forth with an Inn at uuprecc • dented lury. How many lives were' preserved and hsw lunch property wiv ed by thin single prediction it i d.lli cull even to gucwa. Few of the viasci* would have weathered the slortn with out aualaitiing suit c damage, and many of them would have been wrecked and utterly destroyed TAXES OUTSTANDING. Martin Murphey Simon Lingo- ".'42,22 I'aid since settlement '-■&.34 i'a id since seillemcnt 2t>3,W- S F Ishler I.< M W F Tibbciit ail,IS A Snyder - 3M,2l> A J sues - ll i^ 'tin Askey Jus l'uwnrll -—— 16,,tiU Jack Hosti-rman 117,38 Win Cross 1 aid since settlement Int.l'd D F Fortaay 1.912,81 J M Bush l£.'•*> I) II Yeager 1. D llosterman -J3.tr. John Badulol 271,86 Daniel Dorr Paid since settlement 127.06 WII NetT 100.0; J llolt.r - 4tU.tk. S G Herring S 8rick1ey.............. J B Smith 42*.61 J E Seigfried 168, Paid sinca settlement... 1W K! Paid since settlement '"MH Henry Dunkle • . 870.07 llenrv Cart in Belleionte 1,104,49 Harrison Levi Mih-51iurg....... 2-0.l • K Hunter Philipsburg - Ki'i.79 Conrad Deih! Howard 80r0... 222. In i Jo* Bluer Unionvillc 183,04 H J llas-inger Rentier - 1,300,82 D B Malone Hoggs 778,0n M Zimmerman Burnside '214,4'- John MeChwkey Curtin - 130,1. Shannon McCortaick I- ergu John Miuich Gregg 2.1Jt,u0 j ehli Ketuer llaincs 1, .48,88 John Ward Hall Moon iM.MI Frank Brown Harris 2,41C,.Ki Samuel Brickley Howard 6.10.21. D W Kline Huston wI.OB Harui.ili Ibilili Liberty J M McCaulej Marion 1.10i.n Paid aint-e settlement Miles... 1.484,02 1> K Sellers l'atUiu - 042,06 Frank Knarr Penu '-"A>0.13 Joseph Cr>.titer Potter - 2.088.4.. E llunt. r Rush ''Jla'S James Gate. Sn.-Wshoe E W Gettle 5pring....—......... 2,000.42 PniJ iucv Kti'icmifit Tuylur. Win Spoils Union..- 272,30 JoMph Shaffer Walker W S Ocngericlt Worth.....— "2"8,a2 Paid sinco srtllciuent 440,8", s;tß 0117.7U I'ENTKK HALL FOUNDRY and . Machine Shops. Van Pelt c carried on in all it* various branches, a a _ FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP, ami Manufactory of Agricultural Implements, They are prepared to Oil, upon *horte*t no tice, all order* for Horse Powers ThroshirtK Machines U'd) Hakes, FLOWS ami Flow Castings of every description. all kind* of Cn-ting | made and titled up for Mills, Forges, Furnaces, Factories, tfce. i Alto, everything in the line of SHAFTINGS, PULLIES HANGERS, 1 in Iron or IS rats. Wo employ the be-t Patternmaker*, j Our Pattern* are new and of the In lei-1 improved plan*. ' Also manufacture lint unrivalled ROUGH & READY i Co v n Vlan le r\ i j which is (lie hest now made. • All orders hy mnil promptly ntlt-ii ' ded to ldec-Tltf A I only a|>|>eurett at a ball ill New V ork recently IB adrossofhUckcrai>eov*r*Uk, trimmed with floutioe# of ofil Venetian luce • century old, and worth it* weight ' in ijold. The ornament* were superb din I mnnds *ct 111 diver. HULKS Foil TIIK (.sOVfcItNMKNT I'l lllh DkM IM LUTIF PAKTV OK I'l VI'KK CLIUK TV. The Democracy nft\ litre county Petin'n| In county convention met, AVso/rnf ih*i jtllu following liruf t'mlri he adopted lor the! . futur" government of the |i*rty HI **UI j e.unity ; Ul. The election* for delegates to rep 'rc*eiil thedirterent district. in the annual] democratic county convention. h*ll In ! held MI the UsUtil plain "I holding llu general rleetioi for each district, on tin -Saturday |reee> din • the second I unsduy Ol August, 111 eai'll w lid eVeiy \e any of the pffielli so e i|idiluting tie board, ►hall bo absent from the place ' holding the election lor a <|Uurt< r of al hour alter the time appointed, by Ituli First, tor the opening of the ine, los ui Illoir plaee or places, shall be ti I lint by an election to lie Coll dueled eiea ruff, by the iteiiiwcratio voters preseul al the time. •Ird. Every qualified voter ol the dis triet, who, at the last general election vot ed the democratic ticket, shall be entitled to a vole at the delegate elections; and any qualified elector of the district who I will pledge hi* word of honor to support the democratic ticket at the Hell itelieral election shall be permitted fo Vote at Un delegate elections. till. The voting al all delegate eh etioln •hall be by ballot ; upon which ballot • hall be written or printed the name or names of the delegate or delegates voted Iter, together wilb any instructions which |the Voter may desire to give the delegate 'or delegate*. Kuch ballot shall bo receiv ed from the persons voting the same, by a 1 member of lb# bonrtl, *ld by him deposited in a box or other receptacle] prepared for that purpose, to which bol or other receptacle, no person but the member* of the election beard shall have acces*. 6th No instructions shall be received or recognised unh-*s the same be voted open the ballot a* provided in Hole Fourth nor shall uch instruction* t! voted upon the ballot, be binding upon the delegate, unless one half or more of the ballots con tain instructions concerning the saute of fice. Whenever half or more of the bal lot* shall contain instruct ins concerning j auy otllcc, the delegate* elected at sucl.j election shall be held to be instructed to i support the candidates huv ng the highest j number of vole# for such Office. I'.lh Kacb election board shall keep an accurate list of the name*- of all person, voting at such elections; which list of votes• together with a tutl and complete return j of uch election containing au accurate statement of the jw-rsotis elected delegates and alt instruction voted shall be certified j by said boars', to the foil lily CoiivW-tition upon printed blanks to U fund tied bj i the County C'otutniUee ;th. Whenever trom any il strict qua!- ! ike ' democratic lu.fs, to DHHIWr* oqiml 1 to ttv e timeo tne delegates wlucli ■ ucli dis tricl has iu the County Con* nttssn, shall; ouiplaiu in writing ol an undue diction j or lale return of delegatus or of tnstruc-, liollt, in w Uicbiouiplainl the alleged tacts • halt be .pr-eificatty set forth and verified hy the affidavit oi one or more p rwn. < • och complainants shall have the right li-j i oiliest the scat of su h dcii gates ..r |h*| validity of such instructions. Silt h com plaint shall be heard by a committee five delegates tss be appointed by tlie I'rcs-i ident of the convention; wbicb said coin-j nut tee shall proceed to hearth* parties,: their proof* and allegatioli#, and a* Soon 1 as may be, report to the convi niton w hat delegates are utililled to ->eal therein, and : what instruction* are binding ujsoii such] delegates WhereU|on the Cunventiot." shaltproceed iiiiniesliately, upon the • al! of the yes and aoys, to adopt or reject the report of the contesting parties. In] which call of the yof and ny>, the namwj of thv delegates whose scats are reulb'l. or whose iti-Uucliuiis are disputed, shall] b<- omitted. tqh. All det*gtM mutt reside in • dolrict they represent. In ra*cfabsen • or inability to attend, •aUtituliaatmay b ; made from rilUcii* of the district, Mh. Detegaias must lcy the inl rue-1 tion fivrn tlx'ui by th*ir ri-(Mrtirc di*! Iricl, slid if i lulitrJ, it shall be the dut\ ' of the President of the Convention, to rati 1 the vote of ueh delegate or delegate-i in accordance with the instructions; and the delegate or delegate* so o|lriidiii| ha)l he fort It mill •Spelled from the C*>n\ en tiun. and lall not he eligible to any D#er or place oftrul in the party for a period | of I wo year*. j Hub. in Contention a majority of alii the vote* *ha!l be n - >>nrjf to a mntlna- - lion; and no perron* name thai) be ex-l eluded from the lit of candidate* until after the *utk ballot or vote, when lh< j per*on receiving the !ea*t stunWrafret", •hall lie omitted and truck from the, : roll, and and O.II at each iu< I e*iv V p until a nomination U made. 11. If any |>cr*oii who i* a cadidate for! any nomination before a county conven tion. shall he proven to liav offered or paid any money, or other valuable thing,, or madeany prouuae at a consideration or reward to any |>eriM'ii for hi* vote or Influ ence, to ecu re the delegate from any dis trict, or hall have ottered or paid any money or valuable thing, or promised any |j consideration or reward to any dele gate for hi* vote, or to any other per- 1 MIII with a view of indueuig. or securing the Vole* of delegates, or if the satiieriiali .he done by any other I>cruti with the knowledge and eon*cnt of *uvh < andidate, ' ihe .tame >f ueh candidate >hall be ini ' mediately stricken from the list of caiuii , dato, or if >ueh lacl be ascertained after 1 his nomination tr> any office, and before ' the final adjaurniuent the nominal on hall be struck from the ticket and the vacancy *upplied by a new nomination, and in either case, such person shall be ineligible ' to any nomination by a contention, or to an election a* a delegate ihcri after. And ' in Ca*e it thai) he alleged afti r the ad ! journnient of the corn < ntion, that any ' candidate pill in nomination, ha* been ' | guilty of such act* or of any other fratidu- I tent practice* to obtain uch nomination, ' the charge hall be investigated by the J County Committee, and ueh steps taken • a* the good ol the parly may require. ' I'dth. II any delegate shall receive any money or other valuable thing, or accept J the promise of anv consideration or re ward to he paid, delivered, or secured to I him or|any person for stub candidate, ■ u* an inducement for hi* vntc, upon pruol of the fact t the satisfaction of the con -1 ventioii, such delegate *hall he forthwith ! j expelled ; and shall not be iwceivec a* a ■ delegatcto any future convention and shall • he ineligible to any party nomination. 1:1 th Cases arising under the 7th, 11th 1 and I'Ah rules, shall have precedence overall other business in convention, un til determined. BKLLKPONTKM AUKKTS. Corrected by Keller* Musser. Vhite tVhent $1.40, Red |SS. ..Kye 75. Corn 00 Out* 40 Ilaric} 70 Clovcrseed 5,511 Potatoes HI, Lard per pound W. Pork per pound (HI Butter 26 Eggs 20 Plaster per ton 516 Tallow 8 Bacon 8 Ham 16. MII.ROY MARKETS. Corrected by John M'Dowell. Whitowheat 1,46 ...Red wheat 1,40....Kj r 70 Corn 70 Oat* 40 Barley 06 Cloverseed 6,60 Tiinothyseed, 1160 Salt 2 60 per sack, ••••• •• llucon 10e Ham 10 Butter 20... Lgt> 20 Plaster 0 fAI I Slo ves IFire! Stov's! At Andy IltcniMitr, Centra Hull, ar latest and bet stoves out, be lias Just received a large lot of Cook Stoves, lite l'ioficcr Cook, tliu Eclipse Cook, the Reliance Cook. PARLORS The Radiant Light, self fee der, (ins Burner, National Egg, Jewell, 6tc. IH4-II" sells stove* as LOW a auywlieri in Mifflin or Centre co, -Arf TIN AND SHEETIROK WARt The undersigned hereby inform* the citiiums of Pennavalley that he ha our ehascd the Tilisbop heretofore carried Oil by the C. 11. M I"g Co., ami wil. continue the same, at the old stand, in all its branch es, in the manufacture of STOVi; PIPE A NPOHTIXCj All kinds of repairing done, lie has always on hand Fruit Cans, of all Sia a, BUCKETS, CUPS, DIPPERS, DISHES, AC. All work wurranted and charges reason able. A share of the public patronage •so-! licitcd. ANl> KKKNiMAN, 2sep7Qy Centre Hall Kev. Mr. Miller, n i'rcfbylerlan clergy man, of Springfield, Long !*l*nd, ha* offered a now sensation for IHa churcbe*. ll* denounces the futir*l servle* at per nicious ami unscriplural, **y* the funeral discourses are often a mass of lie*, and that dead men's metnnries were lauded to heaven, when their spirits woie in the nth i er place. s • TTBJD • IS Lilt ir fiofl Piiu, Seru, Wounds tad Umeoeu. v BUY IT! TRY IT! mrjd 4gu, . U*e Pii? Cure 0/. F.r> bfumtUini,. . . Uee Pijt) For Nfoilgit, , . . . Ute Ptiq Cue/oil. Far FevXSore,. . . .Um Ptiq Cj£t OIL For Cbol\ lljorbui, . U*r Paip mtrt Oil. For SprginiV .... Uee Oil. For HetdacheV . . . UM Vm Cure OIL For Bruises, . . U* Xuj Cur* Oil. For Corns and Butane, lyPaii) Cur* OIL Fer Any Sore, . >\Jn* Cur* OIL For Any Lanjene**, Vuit PaiQ Cure OIL Krsai Iv rrVi.V.ss.STSs. isS ■ rtuslls ug tsuSs. . lis sijnal l'sd stsd lur W(AW ylivD HVJAWT. Ask fer rAIIyOUBC OIL TV. *O eUsr, to IT TOOBIE. It I* out * stt.ususiU prspsrsnoflM-iit s ssix f tag o-ui|MM.d *s*4s W VqtlsUs (Jilt, lialt so* SitAls. X slid is rlsa* SB* sste to ws. X tmi t>)r all !VujjfUU aad pwsJeia la Xg rgit'fi, m i Ksm HcCLURC 4 EA!ON, hkoMtttM. itosdsae. IW s '■ . I* \VM. J. f Manigal IVIIOI.KBAI.K and RETAIL DEALER IN Foreign & Domestic Ud-1N HIS NEW BUILDING Milroy -PIX'IAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED .u Nails, Nail.! U lass, film#! Lock., Locks? Hinges, Hinges! Screws, Screws ! Oil, Paints, & I'nlly. yirSpscUl InducementsJ InrTo Carriage Makers A Blacksmiths, for Hubs, Spokes, ilium, Carriage Oil Cloth and Linings, Iron ! and Nail Rods, Blister A Cast Steel, Horse Nail*, and Steel Toea, and a very large assortment uf Carriage Bolu. yfTSjiorl*! Inducement- 49 To Housekeepers for Wallpaper, From ltk-ts to SI per bolt Coal Hod* and Shovels, Tea Kettle*, Pans, and Skillet*, Eard Can*, Wafflo Iron*, Toaster*, Butcher Kuivc*, Bread Knives, all kiuk* ol Cutliery. LA MI'S of every de scription. Inducements for Saw*. Plane*, ChiseL, Diawknives, Brace* and Bills, Ac. WOOD* WILLUW WARK such a* Buckets, Tub*, half Bushels, Peck measures, Baskets, Ac. Trunk-. Valices, it Traveling hug*. Sleighi Bells, l! Sleigh Runner , Pender* and Shaft*. FA KM Kits, i MERCHANTS. A MECHANICS, Please give me a call, or send for prices. You will find a general assortment uf every thing |>ertaiuiiig to the ilardwuie trade. 8*%.1 would ask Painters B*4 L.lO give my Varnishes a MTirial. 1 have just re tap-ceived from New York rM9L.:t large Stock of Varni tafshfs, such as [ FUKMTCKK, OOACU, WlltTE l'i I>EM A It, WEARING BO i UY, CA Kill AUK BO DY, DKAIN HL'BBINU, AHiI riIALTCM Mild JAPANB, r J. T. I.EWIB it BKO. WHITE LEAD, always on hand. C ts t a k Hall Coach Manufac toi y. Levi Murray, at hi • establishment at Oontru Hall, I'n. keep* on band, and for *ale, at the most reasonable rates a large stock of Carriages, Buggies, & Spring Wagons, Plain and Kami anil vehicle* of every description made to order, and Warranted, to be made of the best seasoned material, and by the most skilled and competent workmen. Persons wanting anything in his line are requested to call and examine hi* work, they will find it not to be -excelled for durability and wear. apr*Jßly. WAR! WAR! On Prices. UUKAT KXCITEMENI*. 11. 11. NMITII, of Potter* Mill*. N E W 0 O OILS ! We would must rs|it ctiully i front hi. friends customers, and the puhlic gener ally, that ite has taken |*ssession of Th.iiiiuM.il'* old quarters, whn-h haw be. u romoueltid and iiuprovesi. and is nr •hare, will be due and iMiyable on the 8rl Jay ol eacn succeeding nionlh until the whole i* paid. Payment*oftbe above in-< •uluicnu are hereby required to be made to the treasurer of the Company, l the ..fflee of the Centre County Banking Com pany UellefouU Pa. JOSEPH LESLEY. Treasurer. N. B. Any per*on c eiring can pay the whole off at onee. If paymenU arc not punctually made the law allow* one jn-r cent, pel month to be charged in ndd'ti -n. HOUSE. AllefiWMY Street, IL-llefonto, I'a. I). JUIINSUN A SON'S, Proprietor*. X rill*TCt.A> IIOTKU conrottTAHL* JtOOtl* PROMPT A 1 TENDANCE. ALL TilK MODERN CONVENIEN CES—A Ni> REASON AIiLK Charge*. | The proprietor* offer to the traveling public, and to their country ft lend*, first cla- accommodation* and careful alien lion to the want* of guests at all time*, at fair rate*. Careful hostler* and good stable ling for hore*. An excellent table well Mfvrd. A Bar upplied with Sno liquor*. Servant* well trained and everything re quisite in a first cla* Hotel. Our location I* in the business part of the town, near the Post Office, the Court House, the Chur ches, the Bank*, and the p incipal place* of business, render* it the moat eligible place for those who visit Bcllofocle on bu*i or pleasure. Att Omnibus will carry passengers and baggage to and from all train* free of charge. AT PRIVATE SALE. A lot of land, lying in Gregg township, on the banks of Pnu creek, between l'enn Hal! and Spring Mill*, is ofiercd at Brivate sale. It adjoin* land* of Geo. ucbanan and L. U. M'lntire, containing 24 ACRES more or le*. About 8 acre* con*i*t of tirt ela** white pine timber, the balance cleared mud under cultivation—s acre* are meadow. For further particulars apply to C. H MS & NICK, ItocUtf iircgn tw p. • ACARD--W* Have removed opposite to the Bush llou*c and aro rolling out our tock left from the fire at bargains. We are settling up our book* and account* and will be much obliged to one and alt t>> cull ntnl nettle their account*. We would say ,lo our nuincrou* friend* and customer*, to jdeato accept our sine re thank* f.-r the gi-ncrou* patronage they have always be stowed ou u*. BUKXSIDE 4 THOMAS. MUSIC! Subscriber.* to! PKTKU*' MUSICAL MOKTIILY nro get ting nil the lutesl and best Music for two und three cent* u piece Every num ber contain* at least 84 worth of new Music, by uch uu tlio r * n - liny-. Thorn**, Gounod. Persiey, A hi. Km kel, Pitches, All ml, Strauss, Faust, etc. Single Copies inaileu for 30c. Price $3 per annum. J.L. Peters, 699 Broadway. New York. MUSIC! The Song Echo contain* over one hundred beautiful •Song*, Duct*, and C bourses —such as Driven from lioinc— Little Brown Church —My Father'* Crowing Old—Only a Little Flower— Kitiii on the Itoof -She Sleep- in the Valley— W rite mo a Letter, etc. There is not a poor piece in the book. Sample Copies tnuiled, post-paid, tor 75 cents. J. L. Peters, OIK) Broadway. New York. ieb2.4n:. Carriage MANUFACTORY Centre Hall, Pa. GEO. n. JIARFKTER !Ll= !ei lid Hock of L'AUKIAGKH, DUGGIBB, nut ficrjr ilr rr.|ito>ii of Wagon* both PLAIN ANI> FANCY warrant#'! •" !• made ol lh- botand moat lr*L omti-rul*, and by th# moat espe- He* wot km*a. All work cool out from ilo •-•Uliluhmeiil will bo found to be of .h< lilgluot cU'- ami #ur to gin# jicrteet •ali.fai-lion Hi will alao bare a •* as sortment of N L K I (I 11 H >f all til"' and mo.t fashionable •trio* well and carefully mad# and of lb# lot materia!*' A'■ in*|wti nof hi* work i* naked a* it i. believed tli-it none *u|K*rlor can be found in tlin coi utry. aug*io tf. The First and (he Best! The largest & CHEAPEST. stock of FALL GOODS! I JUBT UNPACKING at KELLER <1- UUSSER, .IroekerholTsblack*, Bishop (itrwot, Bcllefonte, where have j Hit opened the beat, cheapest large* a* well at Ue boat tHOrtad tock u (Goods in UeliefonU. HERE LADIES, 1 • the place to buy your Bilks, Moha.rr Moaambique*, Uiua, Alpaca*, Delaia*, Latin, Brilliant*, Muslm. Calieoe*, Tick j injf, Flanel*, Opera PianeL, Ladiet Coat*; in*, Genu' Cloths, Ladiea Sarque*, WhiU Pekay, Linen TablaCioth*, Counterpane* Crib Counterpanes, White and Colore*. Tarllon, Nankin*, Inserting* *nd Edgings White Lace Curtiut, Zephyr A Zephyr Pat tern*. Tidy Cotton, Bhnwt*. Work Basket; Hck f if P EKNS W AKEdUKO CKKIES cannot be excelled in quality or price. i Call in at the PhiladeinbiaStore and con : vine* v ourselves that KELLER A M US SKII have any thing you ant. and do bu ll! a** on tb<- principle *.f "Quick Sale* and Small Profit*." ,*pM,G9 onus aau raoocck *tx takes GIiKAT FLOOD! Tuu* of Dry Good*, Groceries, No-f lioita. Hardware, Ready-made Clothing, and thousand* of other article* CARRIED OFF AND LANDED ATI ktuthe Cheap Store ofag Herlacher & Cronmiller. CENTRE HALL, PA and trow offered at prioa* lower than j the loweeL Dry Good*. Notion*. Grocerie*, Hard- Queeniware, Wood and willow ware Iron, Salt, Pish and in fact, a magnificent assortment of everything • GOODS VERY NEAR AT THE OLD PRICES. Dress Goods A most beaulifal variety, confuting of all the novelties of the season, ivhilo good#, embroideries, hoop skirts, i BALMORAL SKIRTS, All wo ask that you will (CALL AND KXAMIN'K OUR STOCK ALL KINI>S OF U AKNESfij diver plated and Yankee Harness double and single, bridle* and halter*. Apr 1 GOOD N EWS FOR THE PEOPLE. Groat Attraction and Great Bargains) 'pilli undersigned, dctenuind to meet the JL popular demand fur Lower Prices, re opoiTluliy call* the attention of lha public to hi* stock of SADDLERY, now offered at the old stand. Designed •*- peciali t for the people and the lim~, the lar gest and uio*l varied and complete assort ment of ' Saddle#, Harness, Collar#, Briillee, of every description and quality; Whip*, and in fact everything complete to a first class establishment, he now offer* at price* which will suit the lime*. | |A better variety, a bettor auality or finer style of Saddlery has never before been of -or.nl to the public. Call and examine our lock and bo satisfied before purchasings elfewhere. Determined to please my patron* and thankfal for the liberal share of patronage heretofore enjoyed. 1 respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. JACOB DIN GES. Centre Hal WJ. B. KTTKLE'SJ lIiOLGSALK WINK Jb LIQUOR STOKE Bishop street, Beilefonte, in tho Stone buil ding ioruterly occupied by the Key stone Bakery^ Take* plewurv in informing the public thl he keep* constantly on hand a supply o. choice Foreign and Domestic Liquor*. All Barrels, Krg* and Caske .earranted to rantajn the quantity represented. The attention of practicing physician* it • ailed to hi* stock of PURE LIQUORS, suitablo for medical purpose*. Bottle*, jugs, and demijohn* constantly on hand. 11? has the ONLY PURE NECTAR WHISKY in town. All liquors are warranted to giro satis faction. Liquors will be sold by the quart, barrel, or tierce. He has a large lot oi BOTTLED LIQUORS Of the finest grade* on hand. Confident that he can please customer* he respectfully solicits a snare of public pa? tronage myl4tf MUSIC! Every No. of TICTKRA" MUSICAL MONTHLT contain* four or five Piano Songs, four or five Instrumental Pieces, besides Vocal Du> ts, Quartets, and four band pieee*— in fact, we guarantee every yearly subscriber at least SSO worth of choice new Mu-ic. We offer four yearly copies for $9. Sample Copies mailed for3oc.,Five Back Not. for sl. J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, Now MUSIC! ; Wherever the N a PLUS ULTRA Glee-Book has b *eii introduced, it ha* been pron ounce <1 -uperior to all other works of it* kind. It i* tin* largest; la test. finest, and only collection if now [Glee* nti.l Quartets, nearly nil of which i have Piano Accom paniment*, ad lib. Sample Copies mailed, post-paid, or $1,50- J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New | York. AT KKDUCfc. ALLKINDBOFFUBN. "MAMMOIfa. Furniture Store! OF THOMAS LINN. Ob Allegheny Ntroet, BelleCeate, P •• f ADOPT tbU method of laformbag *!' ■ X Hands that 1 haw# ourehnaed h# laurel of llaary P. Uarri. ia iha ah^r. uawud establishment. Mr. Harrla having retired from tha Inn. Will Continue the Bublmbb of Manufacturing all kind* ofPurniUmwt bis old stand on Howard M. Ho ale* uiakoa a speria'.ty of UndftHftkSiag In all iU branches. Tha be* ol define, a < iood H mil %kmm oft Kiif r ii.rml will be attended to by Mm la yer on. Hia many yaert of esperleaw wl rccuum.ead Mm aa one of u# OLDKKT AND BENT UNDIITAKIMI la tba Hteta. AU ordan PROMPTLY FILLED. Ordim fi4u*ißwm. A alght belt U attached ta their iwrt door, and the cm pioyee* *1 —|U wg witbta tba 'building, will auaad to tba waata of tba i public at all hours of tba aigbt Linn A Wilaoa kaej constantly at hand a large stock of , Drug*, Puiou, Oils, J*wrtuuary. Troaaaa : and Medical Appliance of all kioda, together with a vary large Hook of Patent Medicines, soch aa Vinegar Bitter*, aad alao Pure Wine*, aad li quor*, of all kloda Cur medical •j jrpuftr jjnlylMm LINN A WILBON. PRUNES aad DETED CUEBAVTBo the very beat quality jaa received# j Wolf* old stand • j SATU B E • 8 Hair Restorative (on tain* no LAC SULPHUR —K SUGAR OF LEAI> —No LITU ARCE—No NITRATE OF SIL VER, and ia entirely free fmu* ibt Poiwuuous and Health linali uf lag Drug* need ia other Hair Pitptiw lions. j Transparent and clear a* crystal, k wttt not Mill Ue finest fabric, -perfectly SAFE CLEAN and KFFICI iNT.-^a.idara- Uuu-* LwNG SOUGHT FOK AMD FOUND AT LAST! I It restores and prevent* the Hair fr*a becoming Gray, imparts a soft, gloegy ap pearance, remove* Dandruff, la refracking to the head, check* the Hair fraa falling ofiT, and reetores it to a great extent wbaa prematurely lost. prevent* Headerkea. cure* all humor*, rutoneou* areatian*. i*nd unnatural heal. A."''A DKlAlli ( FOK THE HAJK IT IS THE MIST AR TICLE IS TUB MARKET DR. G. SMITH, Patentee. Aysr. Mara. ; Prepared only by PROCTER BROTH ERS, Gloucester, Ma**. The gaaalaa I* 'put up in a panel bottle, made axpreeaiy i for it, with the name of the a- tiela >iwa ■. in the glass. A*k your Druggut for Ma rtrax'a lists Kntvuttri, and take a* II other. . J jwr-Send two three cent >La nine to Pree • tor Bribers for a "Treatireen the Human 11 air. •* The information it contain* I* ! worth $500,00 to any peieoe. liw.l; For tale at Centre Hall by Waa. Wat jand Herlacher A CroamilUr. AGENTS WANTED FOB : A Book That Will S I BY TBK axSOWVKP SIGXOK BLITI. c , Thi* i* an original, intereetiag, and la i slructive work, roll of rare fan aad heme? being an account of the AUTHOR S PBQ -1 FESSIONAL LIFE, hie wonderfal triek* jand feats, with laughable incident* aad 'adventure* at a Magician, Necromeaeer. I and Ventriloquist. lllustratid with 16 Full Page Eogravioga, ! beside* the Author'* Potrait on (teal, aad numerous una)! cute II The volume i* free from any ohjeetioae . bU matter, being high-toned and moral ia iu character, and will be read with inter i est, both bv old and young. It give* the most graphic and thrilling account* of the i effect* of hi* wonderfal root* aad magical trick*, causing the most uncontrollable merriment and laughter. Circular*, Term*, Ac., with fall infarma . lin, sent free on application to t DUFPIKLD ASIIM KAD, Publiaher. 711 San*oui Street, Philadelphia. . 0ct27.6m. C CENTRE HALL HOTEL. j Joan SrAKOLim, Proprietor. Stages arrive and depart daily, for all * points, north, south, east and wast. - This favorite Hotel has been refitted and 1 fbrnithed by it* new proprietor, and Is now in every respect one of the moot pleasant country Hotel* in central Pennsylvania* The travelling community and drovere will always find the best accommodation!. Par , ton* from the city wishing to spend n few ' week* during the summer in tne country, - will find Centre Hall one oi the moat been * tiful locations and the Centre Hall Hotel > all they could desire for comfort and eon* , venience. apHTMitf. CK NTRAITITOTKL. Corner of Third and Chestnut Street, Miffiiaburg,' Fa ; .luhn Bhowera, Proprietor. , Its Central Location makes it partfoularly f desirable t> person* visiting Town en . i busine** or pleasure. II A. Taylor'* Livery Attacked. )un2i.ly Lfidlca Ti ——. This in valuable article for female#, !*•• to be bad at HerlacheP* (tore, and no ether place in Centra county. Ladies riifcfWifip ' that^ these trusses can be had at Cefitrn