THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRIDAY May 24, ItTS.
~LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL im.-Our ftiead*. every;
wherry will oblige ua by sending ua local
news of interest. . , , ...
CntflPLAtlO*.—The circulation ef <
Rgrogricn, on thia aide the county, ia
larger than that of all other lepc™ in the
county. Busine** men will therefore Bud
this one of the beat adverting medium*.
We invite all intonated to come and in
spect eur Hat Aw them*etve*.
KXXITTAXCEB All monies for sub
scription will be credited on the subscri
ber'* address, isch week: by referring to
which our patrcn# can at all times see how
their accounts stand, and a receipt I# by
this ayateiu carried upon each copy of the
paper.
DKDICATIO*.—The Lord willing, the
new church, in Tylersville, Clinton coun
ty, Will be dedicated to the service of God,
Mav 19th. Ftenehent and friends arein
vited to attend. K. STAMBAOH.
Pastor.
Aire, on of June, the new church
near Abr. Hockey's old homestead, shout
< miles north-west of lle, will be
dedicated. *• > -
Mr. B. H Arney, about one mile
east of this place, haa a South-down
buck, one year old, weighing 185 lbs.,
with a fleece of 13 Iba. —81 when
/.cleau. Who can beat it?
'Dj
R FIRK. —The dwelling house of the
editor of thia paper, came tlcar beiug
daatroyed bv fire, on laat Thuraday,
16th inat., about noon. The fire orig
inated about the library, in the sn
ood story, in tome manner unknown,
moat likely through matches lying in
the drawers, and was not discovered,
until all books with case, desk, Ac.,
were ruined. Thick wlumee of,
smoke issuing through the windows,;
first attracted the attention of Mr*.
Kuria, when thealarm was given aud
by her exertions and the timely arriv
af of neighbors the house was saved
from burning—a few moments later,
and all would have been in rain, every
thing beiug just now ia the beat burn
ing order with no facilitiee for extin
guishing fires in our town. Bea'dea
the library, some doting, and a few
other articles were destroyed. Lose
about #SOO, with slight insurance.
SERIOUS AFFAIR. —Isaac I A**, of
Bellefunte, on Monday of last week, in
company with Sheriff Voairive, pro
ceeded to arrest John WW it of Spriuß
tap., for whom he bad a warrant, and
in the effort to discharge lib do'jr, he
was attacked by Jataes Woods, a broth
er of John, who hurled a stone at Mr.
Lose, breaking several of hb ribs, and
causing internal injuries of such a se
rious nature, that Mr. Lose s life isde
spaired of. James Woods has given
bail for hb appearance at court, but
John has made hb escape.
When the physicians pronounced
Mr. Loses life in danger, young
Woods eras arrested and imprisoned.
From the latest information we have,
there are hopes of Mr Lose recover
ing.
SERIOUS SPORT.—A young man bv
natM of Mr. Goo. Mueaer bad a trick
played upon him, on Thursday morn
ing last, 16th inat., while at work
upon Soil's contract near this place,
which came near costing him hb sight
He waa accustomed to smokinga pipe;
another young fellow managed to get
hold of it, awl filled it with powder,
with a slight covering of tobacco. The
result may be imagined when Muss
er lit his pipe, an explosion follow
ed; be was so severljr burned £abnut
the eyea, that hb sight was thought
to have been endangered. This is a
mean trick, that is occasionally play
ed by thoughtless persons upon srnok
en, and one from which injuries have
been known to result before this. We
trust thia wiir he another warning to
such as indulge in that hind of sport,
by which another b so likely to re
ceive injurious that may cripple hira
for life.
J/ere b what they sing at public
K-hoola in Vermont, ta tbe tune of
"Yankee Doodle," viititon joining
in tbe chorus :
If anything on earth'can make
A great and glorious nation.
It b to giT* tbe little ones
A thorough education.
Cfiorwi.—
Five times five are tweaty-lve,
Fire timet six are thirty.
Five times seven are thirty-five,
And five times eight are forty.
The Bellefonte Republican uy<
the mountain* in that section have
been on fire for eight or ten days do
ing much damage to timber and other
property. The Mowers. Valentine
lost about 3,000 eorda of wood in the
mountains near Snow Shoe, besides
many others toeing small lota.
Col. A. C. Noyes, Clinton county's pop
ular representative, and the choice of a
treat many democrat* for governor, hon
ored the Rsrearaa office with a visit on
last Saturday. Should Col. Noyes he the
nominee of the Reeding convention, he
would mike a governor of the old Frank
Shunk school.
A READABLE Booa.-We have received
advance sheets of a new work. Life of P.
T. Barnum, from which we infer that the
work will be one of the moet entertaining
books out - The incidenU in the life of
Mr. Barnuwi are so varied, manifold, and
inteiesting, as to render a hiatery of bia
life worth having for the pleasant reading
it will be certain to afford. This book will
be profusely illustrated in it* 870 pages.
Address, P. T. Barnum, New York.
Barnum'* great show, museum, menag
erie, caravan, hippodrome, polytechnic,
and moral and refined circus, th* greatest .
that the world ever taw, will exhibit at
Lock Haven, May 27. Two trains of 86
cars each, are required to transport this
great shew. Has 100,000 living and repre
sentative curiosities.
Mr. A. A. Kerlin, started this week, on
atrip to the west Our friends out there
can look out for A1 and will please take
good care of him.
From all quarters of this state, as well
f rom ether states, we have acceunU of
mountain fires, and great damage being
done to timber, and buildings.
The Centre Co. Sabbath Bcbool As
sociation holds its uext annual mee
ting at Milesburg, commencing Tues
day, June 4 th.
We luui some rain, Saturday and
Sunday, which freshened up vegetation
somewhat.
.- - Thaw is every appearance, just now
for an abundent crop of apples and oth
er fruit, in this county this year.
BoalAßCao.—The people of Boalsburk
and vicinity, will bear in mind that the cel
ebrated photographers, Harris Bro's, will
be in their place, fat about two weeks, with
their large gallery. They take excellent
picture* and at prices lower than peopla
hereabout* have been accustomed to pay
ing. They have been at this place several
weeks now, and will remain about two
weeks yet, tutor# going to Boalsburg. and
we must say that they are artiaU who un
derstand their business thoroughly. If
our friends up there wish good pictures,
let them not be in too great haste, but
wait until the Harris Bro's come.
If the following item, from tbe Pittsburg
Post, is.correct, Gen. Cass will be the!
nominee of tbe Reading convention :
In another column we give the names of
the delegates so far elected to the Read
ing convention, enough of whom are
pledged or vote for Gen. Case
m secure his noninitioD on the first be I
16t.
For the Reporter.
Sheriff.
Mr. Kurts—Allow ua to present tho
noma of Mr. Benjamin Shafrr, of
Walker twp., aa a auitakle neraon for
Sheriff. Mr. Shafar ia one of the moat
highly eeteemt<l and worthy citiaooaof
our townahip,and haa every qualifica
tion for the office. There ia not a
more uptight cititen and purer demo
crat in (lie county than Benjamin
Shafrr. He haa always been a cetiaia
tent hardworking, democrat, and we,
hia fricuda and neighbor*, now preeem
his name to the democracy of the
couuty, for their favorable considera
tion. A stronger man eau net be
placid in nomination.
WALK kit.
Osceola, say* the Jourual, narrowly
escaped from the tire ragiug iu the
wood, one day thia wck, aud ou Sun
day religious services, or rather the ser
vice* of the Suaday School, were inter*
rupted by the approach of the flame*.
If eternal vigilance ia the price of lib
erty, the citurna of Osceola and thia
place have also found it to be the price
ef the preservation of their property
during the past two week*.
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Scribntr* ia unuauallv interesting.
The second j>art of "Travelling bj
Telegraph : Northward to Niagara," ia
presented with a profusion of axcellcot
engraving*. An illustrated article,
The City of Warwick," by H. 8.
Digky, is very entertaining and time
lv, owing to the recent destruction ef
lite fine old castle by fire. Mr. White
law Keid contributes an able paper
called "reboots of Journalism," in
which many visws wf journalism are
presented that are worthy of attention
iu the present day. Mrs. Oliphant's)
sterling story of "At Hia Gatea" ia
continued, and an eotertaiaing criti
cism on Mr. Lowell's preee, in which
his romarks on British peels ia
'Among My Books" are sharply but,
plem-antly handled. The editorial por
tion contains the usual quantity of at
tractive reading matter. a
All lbs Nertwcatern State* are suffering
for a set of rain. Upper Wi*conia pa
per* My tbal unless rain com** loan, hard
ly anything can b grown this summer,
and foar* ar* a ready entertained that tb*
horror* of last fall may b* repealed Tb*
lauie intelligence cows* from all part* of
the couniry. Rain ba* fallen for many
week* in tbe South, and the Kastrrn Stats*
are parched and dry. In New York, all
vegetation i withered and ire* are raging
in the mountain* anuwg the dry branch**
and underbush. Pennsylvania i* not an
exception to tbe general rule Tb* spring*
are *iv ing out; the stream* low, and the
•oil hard, moisture!*** and difficult t#
work. In some -actions, cattle have to be
driven from two to three mile* (or watsr
and mill* are motionless. Unless rain
falls in large quantities within n fortnight,
tbsrs will be serious trouble in this and
and other State*.
Tbe labor trouble* in Great Britain ar*
becoming alarming. Tb* latest thing in
tbe way of a strike b reported from tb*
Scotch town of Dundee, where tbe servant
girls have formed a coalition to secure
shorter hours, higher wages, and longer
holiday*. Failing to secure tb* conces
sion of these demand* tbe Scotch laesiee
have bound themselves by a solemn oath
and covenant to go out upon n strike, and
to leave the ladies of Dundee to make
their own beds, clean their own doorstep*,
black their own shoes and cook their own
dinners. As everything mutt be dene
systematically now-a-days, ol course a so
ciety has been formed. The platform of
thia ergnnixatlon declares that ne member
is toremaiu in the service of any employ
er who requires work to he performed bo
fore 6 A.M. or after 6r. M., who does net
grant* holiday at least once a week, and
a free "Sunday out" every fortnight La
dies who will not concede thee# demand
are to be placed on the black list of the
union ; for the societv will keep e register
of all mistress**, with full particulars a* to
their characters and tempers, so that any
Dundee daine who can*t get a certificate
from her maid-of-all-work of having dis
charged her duties in such a manner as t*
give satisfaction iu the kitchen and scul
lery, will find it impossible to obtain a ser
vant.
The strike of the sailors at Southampton
and in thi* city has not yet ended, end the
seamen at Liverpool arc a'so threatening
to strike.
Proffstor Agassi t, new engaged upon
an exploring and scientific expedition in
the Southern Sea, is again heard from, this
time off the coast of Patagonia The ex
periences of the Haesler expeditien have
seme of them been very curious. One day
in the open see, they passed patches of
fioating sea weed with large sea lions ly
ing on them, apparently navigating in that
meaner with much satisfaction. They en
| countered a seveie hail storm, in which
the stones were nearly the siaxe of ordin
ary English walnuU. An interesting de
scription is given of the guanaco animals,
who form the chief means of subsistence
of nine-tenths of the other animals of Pata
gonia, their flesh furnishing food for the
carnivera, human or otherwise —their akins
being th* chief article of barter, and their
IM nes fertilising the land. They belong
to the same family as the camel and llama
many of the Patagoninn mountains are
found to be extinct volcanoes.
A great many statements, made shortly
after Greeley's nomination, of prominent
democrats, Pendleton, Hendricks, ana
others, and democratic clubs endorsing
Greeley, are now contrsdictod. The sen
timent of democrats generally is in favor
of a straight-out democratic ticket. Let
democrats not be toe hasty in committing
themselves for Horace, but await the ac
tion ef the Baltimore ceareation, and
abide by that. There is no lack of good
material in the democratic ranks from
"which to make a ticket, that all democrats
can with pride support.
It is amusing to notice how the Grant]
organs are just now attempting to belittle
Horace Greeley ; they call him an old de
mented man, old dotard, and the like, yet
be has been the light, the pillar of fire
which guided them by night, and ef smoke
which guided tbern by day. up, almost, to
th* hour when he was nominated etCin
| cinnati. Thi* is rather ungrateful, on the
, part of the radicals, we think the least
' they owe bim now is their support, for no
one stood by the radical party, through
' thick and thin, like did Horace Greeley,
' and now since he i* opposed to the re-elec
' tlon ef the great present-laker and hi*
corrupt administration, the Ornnt organs
| are throw'-rf all the dirt at Greeley they
, can pick up.
Grant's nomination it a fixed fact, if he
lives until the meeting of the radical con-
V eat ION , on 80th Inst
Up to this date' twenty-six States in all
have i-hoeen delegates to the Convention,
and the balance will do to within th# next
ten days, the 22nd instant being the date
of the latest call. The delegations already
designated number 288 electoral votes out
ef the total of 867. These represent 680
delegates. Of these delegations twenty
three have been instruered to vote for Gen
eral Grant's rcaomiaatien.
Weregiet to learn that H. L. Deiffen
bach, Esq., the editor of tbe Williamsport
Standard was saverely injured en Wednes
day afternoon at Lock Havrn. Tbe
Standard says : "As near as we ran learn
a falling acaatling struck him upon tha
bead and Lnocked him down against the
stone steps of court bouse. His injury
| was so serious that bis was telegraphed to
go et ones to Lock Haven.
HOTM Grwliy
Fettereil in Action and Reatiained in
Criticism—-He Blows HimiaJf Out
of Editorial Harness.
New York, May 14.- The Triheae te
la orrow will contaia the followleg :
A CASH
The Tribune bad ceased to be a party or
gan but the uaexpooled nomination of it*
editor et Cincinnati aeeme to involve it la
•new embarrassment. All muat be aware
that lb* poeition of a Jouraallet who ia at
lb# same lime a candidate is 'at beet Irk
some and difleult; that be ie (Vilered la
action and restrained in criticism by the
knowledge that whatever be asay say or
da is closely scanned by thousands eager
to Bad in it what may be eo interpreted a*
to suuoy or perples those who are sup
porting biui as a candidate, and to wheat
bis shackled condition will not permit him
to be serviceable. The undersigned, there
tore. withdraw! absolutely from the con
trol of.the Tribune, and will henceforth,
until further notice, nereis* no control or
supervision over its columns.
(Signed) Ileuses Ulttllf.
. # ' ——
ike Negro Vote.
It is Said to be Almost Wholly for
(.Irani aud Opposed to Urweley.
[FromtheCiacinnali Ceuimercrol-Liberal]
Mr. Peter H Clark, of this city, ba* re
coutly travelled extensively tu the South,
and converted freely wtlh (.stored men
(in political ituvelion*. lie is of opinion
that very few colored ritiaeaa will gw
'or tirvslsy a* against Urwnt, and wwis a
letter expressing that opinion, and giving
his reason* for entertaining iL
(From the Macon (On. )Tel*grwph Dent I
[ We se* that th* Liberal Republican
paper* entertain v*ry sanguine aspects
| un< fa large negro vol* for Mr. Greeley
! and the philosopher himself is reported aa
i having expressed great coatdence ia the
good opiuion and partiality of the nag roe*
of the >'utli particularly. There U noth
ing more idle or groundless than such an
ticipations. The mas* of the negro voters
in th# South will go far Giant, ready had
and a* to the North Greeley's friends had
e hint from the proceedings of th# negro
Stale Convention at Trey, oa the t)ih i
which unanimously pledged the veto* of
the New York negioee to th# sanie direc
tion. The soeaer the Greeley men can
shake off that delusive anticipation the
wiser and safar th*y will be. It Mr.
Greeley secures tho support of the Demo
crat* he will probably carry all the Seuth
arn States escept South Carolina ; but it
will be by the white vote* and such scatter
ed negro contribution* as the persona) influ
ence of the white voters may be able to se
cure lor him. As to any special popular
ity he or his friesds may think he holds
with the oegroee, it will aet add aa oas*
mbut loed to hie backer* aaioag the col
ored race. If Mr. Greeley aad his friends
are not aware ef this fact, it ie time they
ehould be, and govern themselves accord
ingly. Let Ibem lake the testimony of
any or all Southeren men of com moo in
telligence and reasonable opportunities far
observation, and they will hardly find a
conflict of opinion on this poiaL Greeley,
if elected at all, will be elected by the
white population.
The Wood hull I Dee*!** UffifW
MOM.
Foe the amusement of the readers of the,
Reporter, w# will copy a little chapter from
the doing* of the women's rights cAiu
tion, which was held In Mew York, week
before last, end which aeminated Mrs.
Woodhull for President, and Fred Doug
lass, colored, for Tic* President. be*
the question of adopting * banner cam*
up, e woman offered the following: " Re
solved, That w* adopt as the banner for
eur campaign the GOD J ess of Liberty, on e
field ot pure whit*, with the words, 'Kqsal
Right*,' in Roman capitals, underneath '
Mr. Shear, of Oregon.—Although this b
all very pretty end very well in Us plnce,
yet it does not quit* e >ae up to eur stand
ard. That we have e picture of a dote,
the dove being * repreeontation of peaee,
and that w* place in the bill of that dev*
thee* three words, namely, "Liberty. Jus
tice, Fraternity." He then continued at
length in support of hb motion, and wn#
followed by Mr*. Middlebreok. Who aaid
that with all due deference to the gentle
man, .he should oppose the idea of the
dove; she did not believe there would ba
any peace until equal liberty we* given to
women with tbe men, "end," she continu
ed, "I swear to you that I will not be peace
able. I will not have e dove of peae* to
represent my party."
Mr. Joelyn, of Rhode Island, also foror*4
the Goddess of Liberty. Sevee-taatk* af
tbe people of N*w York pay rente which
are exert ilanL . The peaceable way for
the** people was, when the proper time ar
rived, to relus* to pay these renu That
was revolutionary. Well, let it be sa, aad
let them Uke the bayonet if need be to ea
force their righto. A lady here attempted
to compromise She said: "I propose w*
have both the goddee* end the dove. Mnv*
tbe dove sitting op the left sheulfier of the
goddess, with the word* In her hill which
tbo gentleman proposes. '
Th equeslion being taken, the amend
menu were lust and the original motion
adopted. An attempt wee then made to
introduce e total abetineace resolution, hut
this was oppoeed by M addux, of Milne,
and finally laid on the table. Thi after
noon session was but slimly attended Ml.
Bank* had announced at the cloee of the
mornning eeeaioa that Maddox, of Maine,
bad some pot scheme of finance to pro
pose.
Judge Carter wee ready to tramp Mad
dux's lead with the following reeolutioa:
"Resolved, That knowing aa we do that th#
people are just, and that tbey do not de
sire that ell the burden of the labor and
expense in tbiscauae shall fall upon the do
voted few, the National aad Central Exe
cutive Committee are instructed to issue
bonds, bearing ao interest, end payable
• bin the people succeed in regaining pos
session of the Government, and that these
bonds will be issued only for the necessary
expenses of the campaign."
The resolution wee adopted unanimous
ly, end then Mr. S. M Shew, of Provi
dence, H. 1., opened the ball by saying: I
em a workingman; never earned more
than f 2 per day, but I will take f K ) worth
of bond*. At the evening session ao busi
ness was transacted, th* time being occu
pied with ten-minute, speeches, the eexe*
alternating. Most of thorn who spoke bare
ly get through the introduction of what
tbey had to say when the ten-minute gag
remorselessly cut tbern short end they re
tired disgusted. At e late hour, but pcfur*
half bad spokea that wished to do so, the
convention adjourned sia* die.
The NewYerkdemocralic title conven
tioa met at Rochester, last week. The
following are the resolutions adopted :
First. That wo recogniae the cbatgee
in the nature and the Constitution of the
government which have taken piece, and
without reopening questions of the past
are read/ now to co-operate with those,
whatever their previous affiliations, who
favor limited and localised governments,
who seek to restrain the exercise bjr Con
gress ot absolute and general powers ; to
restrain the growth of vast corporations, ■
and to work permanent Civil Service Re
form.
Second. That recent declaration of
political principles by the Convention of
Cincinnati is evidence of the progress of
public opinion toward sound and whole
some views of government, and we believe
that all patriotic cltiaeae may .unite upon
that platform for the purpose of restoring
the honest admiaistraika of national af
fairs, and enforcing the obligations of the
Constitution ; and our delegates to Balti
more are instructed to take the course beet
calculated to secure the triumph of these
principles, and the selection of any candi
date representing them who shall moot the
approval of the Democracy in the Nation
al Convention assembled.
Fits A MONO T Lvurm About I**
•'olock an Saturday afternoon last, a fire
broke out in the lumber yard of Messrs.
Fersemen, Merriman A Co., .uppoo-d to
have originated from .parks blown by
wind from a place where edging, were be
lug burned, and from tbcre c*tended into
the lumber yard, of Messrs. Starkweather
A Munwi, and F. Coleman, and destroy
ed half a million fool of lumber, 40U,000
lath, IMi.UOO pickets,, badly searched tbej
taw mill of Kor.eman, hloarrimait A Co.,
beeido. other damage to railway tracks,
etc., before It could be .topped The loss ;
|a. near a. could bo ascertained, will
amount to about slti,oU) Koreemaii, Mer-i
nman ACo , lO.CUti , K. Coleman S6.UW,
and Starkweather X Munion sl, Ul> l.y-j
cowing Standard.
The Sowing Machine Kiug are trying lu
got en s.tension of the patent on the Wit
wa Mechtue, which cover* the feeding
proce** The Hciaotidc American, which
U good authority, any* the avorgo coat uf 1
Autericaa machine# ta about sl2, leaving
a net balleuco for manufacturers, dvaUis,
and agvnla ot |U. It ia to be hoped that
Iba patent will not bo v.landed.
A Natural Pkeuouianoa.
.4 N'aftr Syvut of fruyurliusi.
Caicaao, May 18 - During tba terriflt
rata Sturm, which lutssed over North-west
ern lowa anil llakotah on th Bitlii of tbv
16th, a huge water sooul Jescanded le the
earth, striking a fsw Billet frni Whit*
Smtm, llakotah. and covering the ground
for a great dulaare arouad with water lu
the depth of fr.>ui sight to thirty feel
Fortunately it did not strike In the vicia
of any settlement, and nobody wa> injured,
but eoasiderabla stock wa. lo.t, and the
Missouri telegraph liae was demolished
for a great distance and covered with earth
and uprooted trees
Terrible Conflagration in the City
uf l rdUu. China
MUe* of DwiUingi Burned.
YOKOMSMA, Japan, April 2d.—A fright
ful Ire occurred ia Ytdde during a severe
gale, destroying habitation, covering a
.pace uftwu by by three miles. The Are
originated in one of the prince's late pala
ces, which was occupied by troepe. The
denies leaped over whole blocks uf build-1
ingi, and set Ira to places a mile di.Unt
I rum the building in which the Ire begun j
An immense amount of property was de- j
•truysd Where the wounded and tauicj
ware unable to escape the efßcers slashed .'
right and left with their .words, and thus,
saved many persons from the mere awful I
fate of burning. Thirty lheuaan.l perjn.
ar# homeless. The government ha. opened
the lice storehouses, and fed all who appli-!
Ed The occurrence af this Are had led ths
government la permit foreigners to lease
land ia Yedda, the owners being coin pel I f
•d to make monthly reports. This net will
cause foreign money to be instated there
to improve the city. A new plan of the
burned district will be made, and wide
•treeU aad substantial buildiogt only will j
be allowed.
A Faißer Forrest bin Son to Mur
der hi* Slater.
LOUISVILLE, Mar 11 —ln Washington
county, Ky., n faw day* ago, a man named
Lavslt placed a pistol in tba band of kit
liu)a son, aged sevsn ytart, and ordared
him U shoot ki* (Letall's) itcp-daughtrr,
who was an idiot and cnu*ed much troubls.
Tba hoy fired and tui*ed lb* idiot, but
struck another *uter, infiicting a mortal
wound. There is great atcitement in the
vicinity aga'n*t Lovell, whe made his es
cape
DEATHS.
On the litth int, Samuel Elmer, Son of!
Andrew Strunk, gt Siglarviile, aged, 3|
years, i month*, and IS day*.
On lOth. in Itarri* twp, John Cebls
aged nearly 66 year*
On ITtb, in Miles twp., Jacob Wolf, aged
about 70 year*.
On l&th nit in Mile* twp., John Wolf,
af near Wolfc Store, aged 42 years, 6
month*.
Ou 17th, in Reb*r*burg, an infant daugh
ter of Mr. Win. Harvey Kor man, aged
about S weeks.
On tkh inl, in Penotwp . Mr*. Susanna
Neeae, aged fib y ears, 3 month*, and 'JU
day*.
On 14th, in Millheim. Rebecca, wife of
Jacob Harter, agad 7V ysar*.
APPEALS.—
Appeal* will be held at the Commit- 1
doners' office ia Bellefonte for the liffer- j
ant tewnskip*. on the following day*, vis: I
On Monday J una loth, lST'i, Mile.
Haines, Penn, Gregg and Potter town-;
ebip*.
On Tueedny June lllb Htm. Kergu
at>n, Bftlfuoon, Pat ton and Walker town-1
nn Wadaanlar JunalSth, Marion, Lib
•rty Curtin, and Howard township*. Mow
aril Boro.
On Thursday Juue|lSib, BogganJ Mile*-1
burg Bom, Umon and Union town*h p.
Uuioaville Boro, Huston and Worth town
lln Friday June I4lh, Tayiar, Bum
tide. Snow bboe, Kuth townships, Philipt
burg Boro.
On Monday June ITlb, Belle font# Boro,
Banner and Spring township*.
JOSEPH M CLOSE BY,
J. O SANKKY,
8. F. FOSTER,
Cooi'rt.
WM. FUBY Clerk. wty!H-B,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.- ut
ter* of Adniitulralion on the aetata of
Sutannah Nee**, late of Penn twp., dee d,
bating been (ranted to the undersi/ned,
be re<{ue#U all person*, knowing tbem*
taltet indebted to taid ettate to make im
mediate payment, and tboee bating claimt
against the tame to present tbeui, duly au
thenticated by law far settlement.
WM. GROVE,
Ct Adminittrater.
CaOriov—All pertont are hereby catt
tinned againtt lehing upon the preniltet of
the undenigned. Permni not paying at
tention to tbit notice, will be deelt with ac
cording to Inw. Uaoaua KOIMAM.
10 may St. Gregg twp,
Gilt & Flory's
New iShoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL.
They have new opened, end will constant
ly keep on bend, a splendid stock of new
SHOES, GAITERS, A SLIPPERS, for
men, women and children, from the best
manufactories in the country, end now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOOTS and SHOES made to erder, upon
short notice They invite the people of
this vicinity to give them e cell, at they
will strive to merit a there of their pat
ronage. niylutf
R,Road Letting.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office of the President, until SAT
URDAY. JUNK Ist, 1872. for the gradu
ation, in a ten ry and bridging of the Lcwis
burg, Centre A Spruce Creek Railroad,
from JMifflinburg in Union county to near
the Pork* in Centre county, being taction*
number II to 86 inclusive; and from the
western termiaut at Tyrone to a point at
or near the Penn'a Furnace. Profiles can
be teen aud printed form of propotalt had
at the office in Lowitburg—no othert will
be received.
U. F. MILLER.
Pret't L.C. A 8. C. RR. Co.
Lewiaburg, Pa., May 7, 1872, 41
Good Newt for the Lodieo.
OPENING OF
lUnneU, Triffinlngi Mllllue-
MRS. MARY E SHOOPE'S
lit Centre Hall.
Mr*. M. K. Hhocpe, has Just returned
from Philadelphia, with tne LATEST
FABHIONB, and a complete stock of
New BonnetU, New HaU, Elegant
Trimmings, Ac.,
which will be sold or made up, as usual at
reaaanable price*. Also, old ladies Dress
e new styles are very pretty. Ladle*
call and see them early, First come, first
served. may# 4t.
PATENT COOKER
For aale by
*|>r.tf. WM J. M MA.NIGAL.
Grrat Strike.
" There ia u groat sirik ;n New York,
a in! over 10, (KM) men nro engaged in
' It. The World nny the ■trixoa .till
' continue, and waged with conaldera
hie bitterness. A tnaaa moct.ng of
thoaa who are engaged in it will bo
held thia evening. The meu havo re
mained in icaaion aa uaual at Maaonie
j I/all, to-day. The entrance ia hung
with the tlaga of differeu organiuttiona,
If all the bosses do not accede it the
demands of lliu men, an order will be
issued t# the carpenters on Monday!
( moriiiug to deaist from work, which;
j will throw over six thousand men out)
lof employment. The Union ia very j
itroug, itnd has between one and two
hundred thousand dollar, in ila treat
ury. The bricklayers, the coach imint
era, the plumber, and other trade, go;'
out ou Monday. The cabinetmakers [
are not out, aud are in semion at Tou-j
touia Hall.
; A PlUable SprrUrle.
Few people imagine thnt the politi
cal outlook is nu acriwti*ly muddled bv
the action of the Cincinnati Conven
tion, or by what hall be done by the
Baltimore and Philadelphia Couvtn
lions, that it ia Herniary for the safe
' ty and gmnl of the human race that
| others, whose main clfurla must be
"Woman Suffrage," shall be nomin
ated na candidates for the White
House. The Radical Itefurmer't 'oa
veulion in this rity yesterday, howev
er, aeent to have thought ditlerenlly ;
indeed, they considered that a Prfei
deutial campaign in IMT2, which iglior
ed their "right*," would tie aa iiuper
fectiuta performauceof Hamlet with (he
part of Hamlet omitted, if "rebels"
and "colered tuen" have votes, they
ask in language more impudent than
prudent, why cannot women also lie
granted the righla of citizuis ? The
scene at Apollo Hall was a novel one,
for texts of Scripture, politic*, lewd
aud debauched wotneu were aiiugled
in one shocking, profane maaa, iu the
midst of which was ••Deinoatheues,"
attended by "300 member* of the
Woodhull wiug of the National
Woman Suffrage Association." At- -
ter confusiou only parallelled by a
- Fourth Ward rum-shop-meeting,
"Mr*." Victoria C. Woodhull was
nominated for Provident, aud Fred- '
erick Douglas*, for Vice-Previ*
dent. It is nut surprising that such a i
woman was nominated, considering *
the crowd she ia the leader of.
We (juration very much whether
'Mr. Douglas* will accept the nomina
tion. Our oulored brotbereu have
never contaminated (hcmaclvea by
joining hand* with llteae evil-doer*
against the law* of society, und we
! trust they will continue to keep them
Int a distance. "Evil communication*
corrupt good mnuuers." — ,V. Ex
prtu
The sceue nt Apollo Hall, New-
York, on 10th in*!., where the eocinl
reformers of the time's abuse* and the
world generally were in council as
sembled to decide the destinies of the
future, must have been a rare sight
for the truly artistic eye. If au opin
ion at all accurate may he formed
from the report* of the couventiou it
iwas, to say the lcst, tbe most curi
ou* body that ever assumed to pas* a
resolution, Rod lam might have con
gratulated itself had the crew come,
from its walls, but the figures in Hog
srt's print give n faiul idea of thoar
who appeared on the social reform
platform yesterday. The theories
propounded by Swift profeww in the
in the Acadviuy of J-apula were sensi
hie and commonplace compared with
the wild vagaries uttered ; aud to
crown all, after much groaning and
labor, this socialistic reform mountain
last night gave birth to its mouse in
the shape of a presidential ticket,
hearing the names of Victoria C.
Woodhull and Fred Douglas*.
A negro in Jail at Carthage, Tenn
essee, charged with rape on a white
lady, was taken out by five men aud
hauged to a tree.
Tea and coffee have been put upon
lite free list by the Senate. Tba hous.
willdoubtleas concur, ou Monday next
if not before that time.
Cold waterGreeley, bran bread (tree
ley, abolition Greelev.on to Richmond
Greeley, fourieritetfreeley, erring-sis
ter go-in fieace Greeley, are a few on
ly of the pet names which the radical
newspaper* give there aucicnt leader
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the mattei j
of the estate of William B. Krise,,
laU of Boggt twp., dec'd, in the orphan *
court of Centre county. The auditor ap
pointed by the court to make distribution
of the balance, in the hand* of Henry Hen- |
ton, admini*trator of the etate. to and'
emeng the partie* thereto, respectfully
give* notice, that he will meet all pertiw*
interested, to hear and determine tucli
question* a* may arite in accordance with
the nature of the rate and the dutiei of hi*
! appointment, on Monday, the loth day of
Juno, nest at the office, in Bellefonte, at 10
o'clock A. M.. of taid day.
J. s. UARNHABT,
mayl7.3t. Auditor.
IXXKCUTORS NOTICE. letter* Tot
j tameiitarv on the estate of Solomon
ithel, lete of"Gregg twp., dec'd. have
been granted to the undersigned. All per*
tout knowing them*elvet indebted to taid
t*Ule will make immediate payment, and
those having claim* will prevent thcro
nrotierlv authenticated for settlement.
DAVID KISIIEL,
may 17.St. Kxecuto
Oils
Common Lubricating Oil 30 per gal.
Extra do AO " "
Fish Oil ) " "
Winter Bleached Whale Oil 1,15 "
Extra Lard Oil 1,25 " "
Fin* Varnishes, Japans,
Linsued Oil,
Lewis & Bro'* White Lead, Paint Brushes,
Dry PsinU, Colored painU In oil, Turpen
tine. Fire proof paiet, Ac.. Ac., for sale
very low at W7j. McMANIGALS,
may 17 31. Mllroy Pa.
The Champion of the World.
The new Improved American Mutton*
Hole Overcoming and Complete
Sewing J/achine—The great
eat machine of the Ago !
Slmplclty, Durability A Cheap
ness Combined.
This machine brine the litest, hat many
improvement* overall other, in a word, it
i'a perfect machim {which it acknowledg
ed by judge* andagrnu of all other
machine*.
Call on A. L. Bartgos, Madison burg,
who is tho authorised agent for Centre
county. Also keeps tho best Sowing Ma
chine thread, needles, and repair* allLlnds
of sewing machines, clocks, watches, mu
sick boxes AC I will thoroughly canvass
the section belonging tonic, and I shall he
very much pleased to soil every person N
machine, on easy terms ; givo it a '.rial be
fore purchasing any other -it ha* no equal.
Parties wishing the machine, will please
addreas the undersigned. Satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders promptly attend
ed to. A. L BAKTOKS,
Agent for Centro County
MASlloHsuao, PA.
Nhertff.
We are authorised to aatieunce tba name
of Baitiamin Sh.far, of Walkar twp . a.a
candidal* for HlieriflT, subject to the decl*-
' ion of the democratic county c< nventiun.
' We are authorised t" announce the aamr
Hot Ale. Shannon, of t.'antra Hall as scan
i didate for (ilierllf, subject to the derision
uf the democratic county convention.
We arc authorised to announce the natns
of Juhn Hpanglrr, oftVulrr Hall, as a cn
didate lor Mherilf, subject to the decision
of the democratic county convention,
HKLLKPoNTKMAKKKTB.
Corrected by C. I>, Keller.
While fVheat fldkl. bed )g6, ..ttve
|76 Coin till ....Oat* £IO Barley tiO,
j7O 010 /or.cod 6,u0 !*olate> 46.
Lard per poun.l K Fork per pound l
! Mutter 'A 6 Kgg. 16. ..... Piaster per ton
sl4 Tallow Union (I ..... Ham I'd
LIWINTOWN MAKKKTS
White wheat U,OO ... Kd wheat 1,74...Kyi j
76 Corn HI. tint. 66 Barley 86. t ... I
t'lm eraeed 4.1*1 Timothyaeed, .60........
s.lt SI 611 per 5ack............ ~
Macon lUc. Ham Itt Mutter 'JU. . Kgg.i
I'd Flaater I! 6t>
*TH II Lit I IT"
Piiu, Sim, Wouli til ÜBIIIH,
V BUY ITI TRY IT!
sijd Ague, . Use PiJq Com 0/
FsrßheunjUiißj,... Urn Pal 9 Cora JTI
For
For FevßkSort Uas Paif CoN Oil
For CholeiVlf or bus, . Use Pai| Jf.rt Oil
For SprainsV . . . . Use Oil
For HeadtcheV ... Uas Cure OIL
For Bruises, . V . . UssXifj Cure Oil
For Corns and Buktoni, Cure Oil
For Any Sore, . \.Jfis Pai 9 Curt OIL
For Aa; Lameness, J/Um Pai? Cure Oil
Ktsht B tiuvrip
Am 4" "* s^aai.
Cms 4*s tWaslly ft*
HAW JLrtr Aiam,
Ask At Fill/ IE OIL TKs as sUst A.
./llilT IT TO% XL
It I. But MMtt.AU I \l ,| ,
cuMpMttd wOWI
y V*ut4. bus, MMU MS faJLt,
Jr s*4 w clma tt4 mf. u au. x.'
Jr J ky all OntfgM* sad mal ta
rait a. ae ram. ~
Mcauai A EATON, hwtwrraaa
Aaaanilw
NewClothingStore
A. STERNBERG,
l" manage for t L.
in the corner building, upixwlu H offer*
Store, llellefonte, lia* t-ubli*h(-d a new
It'lathing K(or where the best bargain* in
jibe county are offered.
$7.50 lo sls for Suits of the fin
est Casslmere.
HATS, CAPS
and a full and couiflele aarurtiucnl of #r
ery thing in the line of Clothing.
(aeut'n l urulahlng bootl*
all directly from ihdr own manufactory.
Alto,
Jewelry. Bslrlim, dkr.
Tbey bare engaged tbeir old clark, Mr.
A. Sternberg, n> well known to the people
and who Will be pleated lo tee bit old
friend*. " apitf.
A. BUSSMAN
LEATHER A SHOE FINDING.
in lower room, No. 1. Uub* block, where
ha keep* on hand a stock of
WHITE and HEU LEATHER
and HARNESS.
Kips and Calf Skins
French and City Finish.
STRING LKATiI EK, NIIOK
FINDINGS OF FVFRY DK
SCRIPTION.
Raw Hides
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Trunks and
Valise*
OF ALL KINDS.
RAW FURS, of nil kind* bought
nml highest price paid.
Clover and
Timothy Seed
alwny* bought and on hand*. WHEAT
and OATS specially bought and the high
est Cash price paid.
Go to Sussman't, there you can buy
cheaper than elsewhere, a* everybody
knows, who ever dealt with him. lie leu
; no one off without a good bargain.
Next door to Sutsman'e it the ckeap dry
! good* establishment of Isaac Guggenheim
*. apitf.
ADMINISTRATOR sNOTicK-Let
ters of administration on the estate
of Frederick Zettle, late of Gregg twp.,
doe'd, baring been granted to the under
signed, he rvauoiU all pertom, knowing
themselves indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and thoee having
claims against the tame to present them,
duly authenticated by law lor tclllament.
FKKDftKIGK ZETTLE,
mayS.Gk Administrator.
AW DM INISTR ATuIfS NOTICE. -Let
lert of aduiinitlralion on the estate
oi Samuel Jameson, late of Gregg twp.,
having been grantad to the undersigned,
he request* all |>ertent, knowing them
selves indebted to taid estate to make im
mediate payment. and those having claim*
againtt the tame to present them, duly au
thenticated by law lor settlement.
JOHN COLD HON,
inayS.Gl. Administrator.
B. O. TIKIKINOKR. . A. C. UVOMKO. |
MILLHEIM MARBLE WORKS.jj
New Firm —New Kuterprse.
DEININGER d MUSSER,
(Succettort to JII. (>. Dtititatt)
We would motl respectfully inform the
public, that they have taken charge of
ihit old and tucccatful establishment, and
propote to carry en the tamo under re
newed atitpioe*. .
They have on hand, and will make to
erder,
MONUMENTS,
COUCH KS.
TOMBS A
HEADSTONES,
of any pottible detign, and price.
We uto the bett grade* of marble—
ITALIAN,
CAKABA,
|AMKBICAX STATCAHT,
RUTLAND AC,
and tay with perfect atturance, "Our
work it our reference."
Shop, |eart of Bridge, Millheim.
apPJUIy.
House AND Lor FOB BALK.-~Tho under
ilgaod offer* a choice property for aale,
cominting of a new two utory frame houte,
new ttable, and other outbuilding*. The
lot i* a tine one, lying on Main street,
i Centre Hall, and hat a variety of choice
fruit trees upon it. For farther inform*-
i tion apply.to
i ltfapSm M. RICHARD, Ag t.
Beauliful Toilet Sells,
C'Uniuber Pnllu, Ar„
For sale by
apr'Jd.tf. WM. J. M MANIGAL.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
C. D. KELLER,
BISHOP STREET BELLEFONTE, PENNA,
It now prepared, at tba Old Bland on Bishop Street, to sell
o*7Bo DOS, 880C2J412S,Beats, Sheas,fiaryats,
CEOAHAND WILLOW WAKE, AC, AC,
at greatly reduced prices, lie ia also prepared to purchase
ALL K I N D S O F GRAIN!
FOR WHICH HK WILL FAY TUK
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
ASH Ft? Kill AS Kits 111 1.1. FIND Hl'l'KltKiU IN HI '(KM KN IS THKKF
apr.lutf. V. D. KKLI.Kk'
THE KEYSTONE
LIGHTNING ROD CO.
Are the Hole Proprietors of lbs
Celebrated T. T. Klnaey Patent
Copper Lightning Rod.
Also manufacturer, of
FOFFKR C'ARI.K. ItOOH JtVII
WF.4Tllt.lt V4NFK
Of every Detriptoa aad of the Ma.t approv
ed Style.
Ali orders far putting up liuJ§ and Pears j
wilt carrier prutupt attrntiu if yirmfo
GKIHS d- COMPANY,
Agents for (ulre County
CENTRE HALI , PA. aprl'lTT
AT PRIVATE SALK.
A lot of land, lying in (Jregglowtitbip,
on tbe bank* of Peuit* crack, betweeu
Pciin Hall and Hpring M ill*, it uttered ai
private tale. It adjoin* land* of tiro
Buchanan and L. H M Intire, containing
24 ACRES
mora or lea*. About 8 arret consist ol
first cia** wbile pine timber, the balance
cleared and under cultivation -S acres are
meadow.
For further particular* apply to
C. U UftNMCK.
lioctu Oragg twp.
I. Guggenlicinier.
ARRANGEMENT!
ISAAC GUOQKXHKIMKR, ha ▼i n g
purchased the entire stock of the late
firm of Suss man A Guggouhriuisr, ei
cept the Leather audShoe-Gndiugs,
has filled up bin shelves with a lot of
Hl'l.r.Nl'Dl XI W GOOIW,
embracing
READY MADECI/)THING,
DREMT UOOtM,
UUOCERIEK,
PROVISIONS,
BOOTS A tUOIS,
HATS A CAPS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
and is now prepared to accomodate all
his old customer!, aud to welcome all'
new ones wbo imav favor him with
their patronage, lie feels safe in any
ing that he can please the must fastidi
ous Call and see.
ISAAC GITGOKKH RIMER.
F. S.—Mr. Bt*sman still continue*
(• deal in
LKATIIKK ANDBHOK-FINDIMW),
CLOV KK and TIMOTHY SEEDS,
in tbe old room, where he may a I way
befouud. 12*p.t£
Something wV/i'lf
in Bellefonte!
GOODS
SOLD
LOW
For Cash Only!!
BUBH&IPE L YHbMAS
WHOLI-!ISAIJ!*( Kl:r.\ TL
Jobber* A ( omnil** lonTp?
chanU.
Ouh Onlv.le*
MrXo Books Kept.-%
martttf
DUAL,
UMK,
and POWDER!
COAL—Wiilteubarre Coal, Chestnut
Stovo, Egg, furnam ami foundry,
Coal—OfDOat quality, at the low
est price*. Customer* will please
note that our coali* homed un
der commodious thed*.
LI MR—Wood or coal-burnt Lime, lor tale
at our kiln*, on the pike leading to
Milesburg.
POWDER.—Having received the agency
for Du Pout's Powder AT
WHOLKSALE, wo shall be
pleased to recci v e orders from
the trade.
Office aud yard near south cud of Bald
Eagle Valtoy R. R. Depot, Jiellufonte, Pa.
nov4 SHORTLIDGE4QO
KLLKK 4k JAItKKTT
dealers in
MKUUH, MKbIC'INK*. OH KM II AIN
also all the
HTANDAKD FATF.NT MKIiICINfc.-
A very large as
sortmrnt af Toi-
LKT AKTII 1 as,
ft <• Omnia
Hasps, Jke., Ac.,
The fr.cst t|ual
•ly of Jt 11 o N
"iTEXL. PIMK XT
KhIVXk.S. ittttOXs
and Kiiui*.
Watt P.rn iv
KIKX.T Vakiktv.
Plt KHOKI l*Tl< iNH, -<>ttipi(ur>d.Mj by com
pctent druggists at aliboura, day or night
Night customers pit I night bell
/.KI.I.KK A JAKKKTT.
Mr. kerhoiT K..w. Beil.-fonte Pa
utiHt I
WAR! WAR!
On High Prices,
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
11. H. MMITII,
of Poller* Mill*.
N EW GO ODS !
Wb would moat ratpertfuiiy iofrom bo
, friend*. rmEuuMsn, and the public inner
*ll y, thai be ha* uken pu*c*w*i„a ot
Tbumujon'* old quarter. which have been
remodeled atxi improved, and i* now pre
pared u. accommodate ail who may favor
bun by call inf.
NEW GOODS!
He ha. ju*t received one of the la reel
rtocka of all kind* of Xerduadiaonvar
brouebt u> Centre county, which be intend*
to mil at acuh figure. at will make it an ob
ject lor all |H-r*on to purrhaac. Kami lie*
laying ia winter aupplie* of Uroeeria*.
I !ry Good*, A *bould not (ail to fire
bun a call, at be feel, confident bi* price*
i u l > f. r ' or „^ u * 1 ' t T *<**!• will amply
*au*fy all. Hu ctock of
groceries
coa*iU of Cofec* of tke beat quality Tea*
Sugar* of all kind*. Moia****,; Kok. Salt'
CbeoM), Hpioe*. Froriaicn*,
Flour and Peed, Ac., Ac. Our ctock of
DRYGOODS
U larfe aad varied, and we will juct say
ran cuppty any article ia that line, with- :
out enuuiaratinf.
KEADVM A DECLOTHING
a large clock of ready-made Clothing for
lien and Boy*' wear, which we will dispose
of at a very nuall advance on co*L
Hoot* and Shoe.. Hat* and Cape, Hard
yneenawarc. Wood and Willow
W arc, Notion*, Pancv (ioodt,Carpet*. Oil
cloth*. Wall Paper*. Window Shaded Ac.,
orCAljr,
I
ffOMvi WjmL^]gJ f
i/f I j ■! |\\
Graham & Son,
Boot & Shoe Makers
Next door to D C Keller'e Store
Hellefontc.
We manufacture to order.
Our work is neat and durable.
Our prices are very moderate.
Wc warrant to give satisfaction.
We have the LARGEST and BEST
(took of Lidie'a and Children's shoes in
town.
We are receiving goods every week. ,
We wish an examination of our good*.
The Pennsvalley trade is especially in
vited to call and see our stock, we think
we can please all who call as to style,
quality, and prices. We study to render
satisfaction, and although we hare had an
extended trade for years, we have never
given a customer cause to complain.
septlAtf.
IJROCKKKHOFF HOUSE,
Allegnener Street, Bellefonte, Pa.
D. JOHtfSON A SONS, Proprietors
A FIRST CLAIM MOTEL, COMFORTASLE ROOMS
PROMPT ATTENDANCE.
ALL TIIR MODERN CONVENIEN
CES -AND REASON A BLK Charge*.
The proprietors offer to the traveling
public, and to their country friends, first
• lass accommodations end careful atten
tion to the want* of guests at all times, at
fair rales. Careful hostlers and good stable
ling for homos. An excellent table well
served. A liar supplied with fine liquors.
Servants well trained snd everything re
?uisile in a first class Hotel. Our location
tin the business part of the town, near the
l'ost Office, the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Banks, and the p incipel pieces
of business, render* it the most eligible
place for those who visit Bellefoete onbuai-j
or pleasure.
An Omnibus will enrrj passengers
unit baggage to and from all trains
free of charge.
Still Ahead!
Philips & Glasgow's
CM;APCASH STORE
Their goods are marked down to Cash
Prices, and they
t£LL
All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for goods.
A general assortment of goods kept.
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS
Silo KB, DRYOOODS, OITKKNS \V AKK
OROCKRIRS, WILLOW WARK.CON
FKIiTIoNARIES, DRUGS.
A full assortment of Ladies styles just
I received from the city, and ftw sale cheap.
tar So don't lorget, that Pole Oat City
is the place where you can buy cheap fof
Cash, 'ir t tf
Br. Crook'* Win* offaf,
-ta,m
jZ* Pobiie TM
jfe DR. CROOK'S
<*ggc WINE
TAR
whi'Sm "5
4HSI Su-aS
the piibtle.
ItU rlrh In tltr mellil|MMl
llleanf Tar.aad far JMOO*
M*riiieTlirooiuulLap,fw
foctoltf U mat toaaarkaM* anna
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