rE Jri-iTSS REt>OttTKR
FRIDAY May 11., 1*72.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL WW*. -Our frienJ*. every*
whore, will oblige U by sending u local
new. of interest , , , ,
CIRCOLATIO*.- The circulation ot the
Kkhtktkk, on thl. side the county, is
larger than that of all other paper* in the
county. Business men will therefor*' Snd
this one of ths best advertising medium*.
Vfe invito all interested to come and in
►pect our list for themelve*.
RXKITTARCEt. -All monies for sub
scription will We credite*! on tho subscri
ber'* address, tach week: by referring to
which our patn.ns can at all times see how
their account. >tand, ami a receipt 1* by
thi. system carried upon each copy ot the
paper.
Pkuioatiox.-The Lord willing, the
new church, in Tylersville, Clinton coun
ty, will be dedicati-d to the service of lo*1,
May 19th. Pi each or* and friead* arc in
vited U attend. K. Bta*M>'H,
Pastor
Also, on lhe*2nd of June, tho new church
near Abr. Roc key's old homestead, about
4 miles north-west of l*g*atv dle, wtllbe
dedicated. * s
Fourth Aunu*! Convention of the
Cwntrw County Saliliath School Asao
ciatioii, to he held in the M. K
Church, at Mi!wburj, IV, • loca
lity, Wdoead*y and Thurwlay, June
4th, 5Ui and 6lh. 1872.
IVlcpKtw, on rvachiujj Wilostiurg,
will l>o aaaigucd to hotnea hy calling
on the Committee, in th Lecturr
Room of the M. K. Church.
Jam ks A Bkavkk, Preaident.
J Aft. F. Wka v Kit, Cor. Scc'y.
R. Ckittkxiikx, R c. Socy.
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Smith, mine boat of the Old K>rt
ifotol, a I way* ha* a nice Jih of ice
cre.M for you.
Tb# railroad suite bate been discon
tinues). The Attorneys on the two
aides after holding a consultation, came
to the conclusion that the stock-sub
scripliona were valid, aud that pay
ment could not bo avoided. Some of
the |Wtrtie* who wished to test the mat
ter hav accordingly paid their stock,
and tho others, also agm? to do tha
same We are gtad this conclusion
was arrived at before much litigation
** bad, as the attendant heavy <x*is
rane avoided which burden all matter*
* law now a days.
S |
OELUtrosTC AND LkwistowsK. (
IL —Tbe Board af Directois of this
Company, says the Republican, held a
special meeting on Kriday eVeuiug
last to receive the Report of their
Cbetf Engineer, Alexander Worrall,
Esq. His inatromeuul examinations
were confined to tlu? autilhern slope of
the 'Seven Mountains,' aud he report*
a practical route from a point on the
Summit some four miles west of
Feuat's ria, tho Stone creek Gap, and
thence across Buck Ridge and out
through Cooper's Gap into Kisbaco
ijuilla* Valley, deoending the slope by
going west and crossing the valley at
IJenry P. Taylor's; and thence rid, the
valley ofthe Kishacooui 11a* creek con
necting with the Mimiu Co. Road at
iteedsville.
By this route the whole distance from
Bclkfonte to Lewiatawn, will ba about
fifty-ooe mile* a* against the present
Railroad diataoce of eighty-nine miles
The first trial line iu t te Kishacoquilas
valley, ran aa far west as Belleville
{Greenwood): but this, made the whole
distance too great.
The Engineer i of the opinion, that
the (ine may be still shortened one or
two mile*, by going into Kishacoquilas
Valley, thence to Reedsville around
Straley's Knob, via Patt'* Valley,and
at less cot of construction than his
estimates for the Cooper's Gap route.
Iu view, however, of the increased
traffic inaured, the larger Subscriptions
promised, and the greater accomoda
tions to the public, the Board of Direc
tors teem inclined to adopt the line, out
through Coaper'a Gap, crossing the
valley at Taylor
On the Western slope of the moun
tains, tne ef the former surveys will
ibe adopted, if, upon more thorough
(examination, nolhiug better presents.
The Engineer, however, incliues to the
opinion, that a better line than either,
can be found by passing eut from
j •Wlitul's knob iuto, and around the
"The Loop," and thence,
struui ic.e foot of Tussey's mountain
to Hen thence to Bellefoute
—from t be of Tuaeey's mountain
construct, og * ^ rt ruatJ t0
Potter's M "I*, t® 1* worked in connec
tion with tl'' main Hue.
Tha max; mum gradiwiit* will be GO
feet to the mile ascending, and 86 feet
per mile d#ctoling, goingJfcUst with
maximum curvuAure of 90,0 L, feel
radio*.
The Bo ard af Directors are now, we
under*tan d, endeavoring to make tali*
factory with the Penn
sylvania kUifroad, ,vt>d with the other
connecting road*, in J* traffic,
rate* af charges, etc., etc. This ac
complished, the preliminary v -ork,will
all have bom put iu order for the' ■ ror *
to begin.
Now, let the whole people of Belle
foute aud Centre county arouae them
selves to the magnitude, benefits and
great business ana financial importance
of this work.
Horses.
Prof. St. John is in town, staying two
weeks, giving instructions in Iforso Edu
cating and curing all disease* horses are
subject to.
The partnership of Zeller & Jarrelt, in the
drug business, has been dissolved and the
basinets is now enrritd on as heretofore at
the same stand, by J- Zellor A Son, Give
tlii|i a call. Purer and better drugs than
tbey keep, can not be bad.
Bellefoute would like to sell iu Are en
gine to Centre Hall, and then buy for itself
a steam engine; What say our people?
we should have an engine here.
Mias Annie .Shannon, member of tee
gneduaiiag class of Lutherville, Md., Fe
male Seminary, v/ill accept the thanks of
the adUorand finally, for aeomplimenu
ry to ootnmenciaust eaercisesoftbcclass,
June, 20lb, next..
Fire.— On last Saturday night, the store I
of Kreamer A Co. >ke, t Oak Hall, was de
•treyad ty lire. 'j?hc fire was discovered
about 10o'clock, v rhen the alarm was giv
• en, but had already r gained such headway
that it was impossil le to put it out, and
entire t oek of goods was burn
ad, causing a loss 01! about S£UOO, on which
there is an insurant m af S3OOB in the Penns
valley company, an id S2SCO in a Philadel
phia company. The* building belonged to
Messrs. Steiaui, and upon it thero was no
insurance. The caus •of the fire is not
known, aad is suppo. led, K> have origina
ted between the jartitu>ns, probably
through rats having matches.
Harris llro's, phot ographers, bavo our
thanks for a lino pict' arc of the Reporter
office. They rarnain only about • week
yeti; which all should make a note of, that
wish good pictures.
" The Phreholook tat. Jocrral for
June, —Conspiciout aim mg its contents are, ]
Wm. Orten, President Western Telegraph
Co:; W hat is the Tariff ttnestiou 7by Hor
ace Greeley ; Steal or Starve !' Sir Fran
is Orussley, M. P. ; I Unticello, Famous
as the Home of Thomas '/afferson ; Expres
sion : The Chinese in t the Philipines;
Preachers and Preachii ig; Hoy's Library;
Carbon and its Differen' ; Forms: 1 aul Du
Chaillu, the famous Traveller ; Life Insur
ance ; A Bad Pen, etc. Terms, $3 a year.
3. B. Wells, Publisher, Mew York.
Muniugo and the l>taih rate.
The death-rate in the married and un
! marriodj* a* the subject of a | a| er recently
road by M. Ilertillou before the Academy
f Medicine in Pari., There.ulU are baa
ed on .lati.tie. derived from France, Bel
gium, and Holland and are a. follow.: Of
married men between tho age. 25 and 30,
the death-rate wa*4 per thousand, unmar
ried 10 per thousand, widower. 2*2 per
thoutnnd. Of married and unmarriod
women the rate was tho samo, vit: 9 per
thousand, while in Widow* it wa. 17.
In perron, from 30 to 35 the death-rate
among married men wa. 11, the unmarried
5, and tho widower* 19 per lh*uaud j
Among the women it wa. 6 for tho mar- j
riod, 10 for tho unmarried, and 15 per;
ll.ouaand for the widow*, from which we
obtain the following table.
ASK. MK3.
25 to Sit. Mar'ed 1 I'll mar 10. Widower* 22.
aotoao. •* it. " &. " iw
Total for decade 15. 15. 41
AUK. WOll KM.
05 to3U, Mtr'ol, I) I'nmar. 9. Widow., 17
30 te So, " 5. - 10. " 15
Toul for docadall. 19. 32.
Which demonstrate that while in the
case of men the death rate wa. the lame
throughout the decade lor tho married and
unmarried, there wa. a great falalily
arnong the widower*. W 0 may, therefore
conclude that while the married .late dor.
not actively improve the sanitary condi
tion in men, the relapse into the unmar
ried .tale i. attended by a great fatality.
The apparent rsplanation o thi. re.ull
i. the reduction in the tone of the system
from the meuul affliction that follows the
wife, and doubtless a critical eiamtnalion
into the diseases which carry off widower.
Ib .uch targe proportion would .upport
this by pot hes!.
The .ingular fatality ameng widowers
might be advenced a* an argument aga'*'t
the married stale fer it i* not attended by
any correalonding advantage, since the
rate is the mus both ia the married and
unmarried ; but tbU is only a superleia!
view of the case, tor it must not be forgot-,
ten that the very iucrea.e in the death-rale!
among widower, show, bow much
bate lost in losiiig their companions, and
that lose Ueu indirect but no le certain
evidence that Uwoi ir a gain, although
it may appear to ho ob>ours
Among women, on the contrary, uas
riage reduced the death-rate nearly one
third during lha decade j ii had, therefore,
and eacelleut sanitary effect. On relaps
ing iaU> the single state ot widowhood *
ercat iucrea.e in the death-rate i. again
seen .''hough in a lets degree than in
men Apply ing ' the thU instance the)
same argumeut as in the i**o f the men, J
wo are driven to the conclusion that
the low. of the companion iacrc**-t the!
death-rate among womuw, tho rg.ulu are
not a. fatal as aiueng men, in the proper j
lion, as the table shows, of forty-ono in the;
men, to thirty-two in tho women.—-Vrrid
w's/ec J*
. Dkatu or tuk Oawsian, f>w**r.- All
will read with interest and h otior, tbi* ar
ticle frem the York l>*ijy of tho loth in
stance :
"Barnum's museum, menagerie S&4 hip
podroiue met with quite a less yesteiday in
the death of the notorious Cannibal dwarf,
whichiiccurcd at tho Pennsylvania hotel,
in Ibis place. Tho little Fiji exhibited
symptom* of indisposition several days ago,
and the manager, Mr, W, C. Coup, sent
the 'Cent ral,' as he is called to lw York,
to be cared for by Mr, Barnum's family
physician. But the little savage becom
ing restless in the absence ef his associates
bo was rturned to the company.
Lilts ail p| bis race he had a native hor
ror of shes sad clothing, and ever, in the
wel, cold days that came upon tha cowpa- >
ny in New Jersey, the manager was un
abla to force shoes upon General, and dress
with sufficient warmth Yesterday the
man in charge uoticcd that hU fingers were
Constantly in motion, while he muttered
continually, the only w>rJ he ever pro
nounced intelligibly, 'Fiji.' He ro
fusod everything like food or nourishment
and up pi rently thought ol nothing but hit
native island. —Dancing or violent ges
turing of any kind was always a source of.
great merriment to the General, but now
the keeper could not provoke even a
smile.
Tin- minaturc being wit* dying, and
while hi* keeper wss doing hi* belt to
cheer him up and make him take medicine
be rose in bed, muttered 'Fiji' in u whisper
and fell back dead. Hi* three native com
panions who up to thi* limo were wholly
iadifffrent, now exhibited all the symp
tom* of genuine grief. They howled in-,
cessantly, aao >ueb fearful phytieal contor
tions ware probably never before witness
cd in a civilized community.
The death of this snvaga dwarf was not;
an unexpected event. The scene subse
quent, however, sent a thrill through each
of the very few conveiant with the fart*
Shortly after the corpse v*< placed in the
coffin, last evening, Mr. S. S. Smith, the
keeper, locked tho door Upon the three
companion* ia an adjoining room, and left
the building for the purpo*e of consulting
with the manager at the National hotel,
iia states that he wa* not absent thirty
minute*, but that upon returning, a scene!
presented itself too horrible to detail.
The two male associate* had gained ac
cess to the corp<, and wcro biting and
knawing at the fleshy |*rtofthe body with
all the eagerness of their Cannibalism ! i
i The female stood aloof in one corner, and
sign, word and gesture wa* entreating
them 1° de*Ut. It is uudersood that this
woman * convert to the teaching -of
English MU*h>naries, arid look* with ab
horrence upon 'U tb • uncbri.tian habiU
of her tribe
Mr. Smith promptly { Olerfcrod and the
two miserable being* weiit sullenly to
their appartnuat. All regret the unnatur
al affair, and none more than tho parties
directly interested. The remain* wore qui
etly buried in the evening."
Stokes Still Holds lite Winning Card
—Beauty of the Law's Delays,
New York, May 24.-Stokes was ar-J
reigned yesterday but by instructions ef
counsel refused to plead. The* court ord
ered a pica of not guilty to ba entered.
Tliu District Attorney then moved to pro
cccd to tiial, but Stokes * counsel asked
for a commission to go to England and ex
amine Doruiau 11. Eaton, said to be an im
portant witness (of the dele rise, and read
a long affidavit in support theruef. After
soma discussions, court decided to adjourn
the case till the third Monday of June, to
give counsel time for the issuance and re
turn of a commission. The special pica
prescuted by Stokes' counsel yesterday was
overruled.
Suspension in Ibt Lugprne Htf ion
The miners of the Spring Mountain coal
company, at Jcansvillo, turned out on sus
pension CII Thursday on account of the dis
charge of John t'ary, a prominent mem
ber of the union. The company ha* issued
circulars to other operators, which prevent
the men from procuring work at other
mines. This causes a high state of feeling
among the miners, and it is feared that the
suspension fevcr.willcitend throughout the
whole Lehigh rogtop, if ne| beypjjd 'b
the whole action of the company is declar
ed to be iu direct violation of the decision
of the umpire under which the long suspen
sion was settled. Thereat present scorns
to be no prospect* ef cither party yield
ing.
Grant's Friends Vainly Using Soft
holder uu Jefleraan Da via.
Correspondence of The Sun.
Baltimore, May 20—Thero was a llitle
social gathering here a few evonings ago.
A number of Philadelphia!!* belonging to
the Lwyul League dined with Jeffersen
Davis, the eg-President of the Confeder
-1 ate States. The My* l Mguers are warm
I friends of President Grat. AfflPPff them
! wa* M. I). Doihtrl;, Mr. Uoorgc \V.
Child., and Mr. Morton M.-Michael. Th. v
' nil fell fur Mr. Davis, Thry drw
[ (rations to provo that Ur.nl wm never
very magnanimous toward tho South Mr.
Davis tipped hi. champagne and looked it I
" tho Laagucr. with hU piercing gray ev<\
but laid nothing. Thou ona of tho*e g. u
-1 tinmen poured out all tho eloquence of li •
toul in depicting tho deep and vamo-l
! sympathy fell fr tho South by Urant from
the timo of Lw't .urroudoi up to tho pro- ■
out. Mr. Davit still sipped hi.rhampagn*
and ww silent. Alter li.tealug twciit.v
uiiauto. longer to tho loyal Leaguers, h<
! assured them that a friend in need a.a
friend iudood, and that thoy might take it
' for granted that a. far it. ho and hi. buu.t
wore concerted thoy *ould auppoil (lid
I iluui .lv. Tho Loyal Leaguer* then diap
| peared iiko a Hock of blackbirds.
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A Ku kluv Fiction KipltMlitl.
The following letter front OenentlJ.
| it. Cordon tella ila own story ;
New York, May 20.
Hon. John Scutt Ihi fed State* -Vnu
for/row J\rnn*ylvani<t:
Sir. My atlontion ha. lecii called t >
>OlllO rvuiarlt. uiaco by yu .11 tho I'niti
Stato. Sonata on KriJai. tho 17th in.l ' ii
which you allogo that "General J 11. tSol
don, of Georgia, am among thaorgamaor.
and earlic.t loader." of the Ku-Klus.
Not .atiaiod with the prompt denial t>\
two of your hrothar Sonator., you .ought,
in furtherance of lha political ohjoct iiich
1 1. apparent throughout your remark., .till 1
Ito iuiproa. the idea that "General Uordor
j refused to tell nil ho know upon the .lib
jeet," and you nfoct to believe that 1 had •
| concealed fact* withiiwuiy knowledge fot
di.hoiiot purpose..
| It is not for mo to contrast mv motives,
; iuy honor or integrity with yours, but your
J par.iU-n| feneration ia your place in tho
Council Chamber oftlffl nation of a state
ment already .tamped a* a ulmiluhh], Je
. maiidi some notice from me. You cannot
1 1 be ignorant ol the fact that I distinctly
stated in my testimony that 1 knew nwll ing
lof gi)y uch order a* "Ku-Klui," save
j what 1 had sueu Hi thy ffew|aper>; that 1
, had helongod to an orgaiiUalleo ul gsi.tle
' uien, the nature of which wa. that of a o
lice for the preservation of the peace in the
disorganised state of our society , that tier*-
wa. 110 political idea in it; that it had m-tvr
within m k'juw ledge called a mooting of
iu u/eiuter., that 1 U<j4 <fi>tgr teen or:
heard of a di.gui.e in (jimrgia u.*wpt th>iae
{ worn by tare gaplurcd robbers, who wore
{member, of aud B( ruprcenLtjte. ufyvpr
own political party a* tt oalata iu many per
: (ions of the South, and these two, 1 believe,
are now in the Georgia Penitentiary. Thl.
ji* my impression a. slated ia my UMtimcny
1 before !'e Xuvc.tlg.ling CommitUo ia
I Washington.
It your vision, ir, had not I'ton ilutort
|ltU by yvhich 1 respectfully üb
j mil i unworthy of the high you
hold a* a reprcscntativ uof a great nation
you would have teen upon jour Southern
lour what every hoaor*bie Northern wan
who goe* amongst u* ees, via,, that what
ef e* (ifin).** have been com nutted in the
South are the opigrowth of the
wrong' perpetrated hj the iniameu* Stat,
government you have vet up oyer Uf.
I challenge yowr denial of the following
facta: Whatever apprehension* were fujl
at (be cessation of the war for tho peace of
1 society and aafety of citixons in conse
quence of the overthrow of our local gov
• veinmenU, the disbanding of an army sud
denly *ia<)e pauper*, and the .-mancipation
of a wliolo tage i)f .'()' w, these apprehen
sions were all toon allayed.
The kindliest relations existed between'
the two races; pcaeo and an observance of
law were everywhere found. And never,
*jr, until your carpet-bag governments,,
through the fear* u'J cupidity of the po..r
deluded negro, had <uttbiUcred hun against
us, and by his aid and yours bad robbed our,
treasures, plundered our corporation*,
blighted our agriculture, blasted our
hopes, and hung debt like a millstone
about our necks— sever until then, and uti-'
til the administration ef law became a
mockery and political subserviency a pass-'
port to Executive clemency for crime, was,
the peace in the South ever broken. < r ill
will engendered between tho races.
And it U this diabolism you would con-'
tinue in the South. Like the tormentor in
the Spanish bullfights, you continually ling
tbo bloody flag in :hef*ce of the negro,'
and goad the white man to desperation
with the bayonet, that the inevitable con
flict may ftirnish the oxcuse for tho per
petuation ef your de|li*m. 1 pray that
the American people may rebuke this
spirit in the coming elections, and let the,
reigu of constitutional government ba once
more inaugurated.
But b thst a* it may, 1 •bsll not ,per
mit you by my silence to buNter up the
fortune* of a political party by thu* urag
ging my name into notoriuty, without ak
ing you t*>carry al*o the responsibility of
the wi.lful falsehood you have perpetrated
in the effort
I am, ir, very respectfully your*.
J. It. Gouoon, vfGeorgia.
Doom of ihwCuiumuuist*—Threo No
torious Insurrectionist* Execulod.
Paris, May 25.—Perister, Uoinand llu i
dier, three notorious communists, who
during the reigu of the commune, inado
themselves infamous in connection with
some of the worst crimes then perpetrated
wura executed this morning, in accordance
with the sentence pronounced by tho Ver
sailles commission, .
Tho execution look placo shortly after
two o'clock. At an early hour the prison
er* were brought from their cells, and un
der a strong military guard, conducted to
tho camp, where the tiring party was
drawn up to receive tbern.
A hollow square, opened at ono end,
and the prisoner* placed in tho centre.
The three men exhibited the utmost forti
tude and courage Pi tho last. Tho com
mand to tiro was givca, anj the commu
nists, shouting "Vive la commune,'' fell,
riddled with bullets.The tripplo execution
was witnessed by only a few persons ex
cept the military and prison officials.
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The most complete bault down, is that ot
the Grant administration in the treaty ol
of Washington ; it made a great bluster of
forcing England to pay all the expenses of
the war since the battle of Gettysburg and
a bill of indirect damages largo enough to
pay off our entire national debt. The Age
remarks that the Senate has done what it
can to rescue the administration front the
ridiculous position in which it had placed
itself. There was no creditable esit frogj
it; and the|disredit is lightened by bring
ing in the Senate to ..hare it A preposter
ous claim was advanced, which the whole
wo:Id pronounced U> be ridiculous. It
was advanced without any warrant or
in the treaty, but it was slipped into the
"case" fur "Bttocntpbo." No "political
capital" has been made by it—tJH'tP Iha
contrary. Tho hat king out, for such it ia,
thinly sugar-coated, is ibu most igno
uiinous strait than any government wna
ever reduced to. So much for imbecility
iu office, and too much thought about
Buncombe. Had the administration tak
en a straightforward, man y course it
would have kept out ol this scrape, or got
out.of it with more dignity. As it is, Gen
eral tirqpj puppot repeat the dispatch of!
the old French King • "A'i U M gew*
our honor." Wo lose all tho cpsl of the
war taftor Gettysburg), which the admin-
Miration all iu organs swore wa wore on
tilled to, and wo lose our credit into the
bargain. We hope our inerchanU will
now get their long-delayed claim*, but for
the payment of these neither Treaty nor
Supplemental Treaty provide*. Great
Britain, flushed Wtfo H<Wb ®V l "
the arbitrator* with a total denial that she
owes anything. Surely this has boon a
terrible ill-managed business.
The weather is fine, by spells cool, on
Mondty some localities had heavy rains.
(By telegraph to the Now York Tribune)
\Y a-hmgtoii, Way 17.—-The
event* of this week have >|>oiiutl the
eves of the President in regard to (he
polith-ui *ilualion more limit anything
(hut ha* previously happened. These
'event* have been (lie re-election of
'Senator Kerry by the co-<>|Mralinii o|
.'the Liberal Republican* and Demo
jcreU wl the Connecticut Legislature,
and the other i* the action of the New
York Mate Democratic Convention
Having the greatest coiilideure in
Col. Forney'a judgement, the I'raai
dent a<-nt |ur him, yesterday, ami he
ariived hero this morning, prepared to
remain h week. Thi* evening Col.
Kuril ay wan invited to dine at the
White KOUM*. and a long conversation |
eurucd uii the great )K>ltlical topic* el
the da v.
Hie President it u grculiy surprised
l find thai t'oloiiel Forney rlid nut
think that the nomination of Mr.
lireel, y nt Rnltimore would Ire u good
tiling lor the prcr-elit admillietration
All of It * friends liad told him that
he was -.-ire to g*t more Democratic
volts than Mi Greeley, and he hard-
Iv km-w how to take it when Colonel
hoiin v lold Id lit that it was it delu
lion which iie had Utter rid himself
of a* soon us pos-dlde. 'Mutvo beet)
iu the Democratic party," raid Forney
"anil I know that those who eouijioae
it always vote solidly together. Men
may laugh at the idea that Horace
Greeley klmuld he a candidate, hut
they know little of the strength and
popularity he has with the poopla."
Colonel Forney rejwutnl to the
President, that if the Democrat* con
eluded, at Rultimare, to support Mr,
Greeley, Geueral Grant need expect
' no assistance fiom that party. Mr.
Yoorheea, ami the few who go with
liim, he aaiil, will have no influence
Itipon the nuuM-a of the people.
Colonel Forney re til rtieii to I'hiln*
•lelphin tonight, itml the l'res
! Frrsiilriit greatly fear* thnt he ia'pr*
ptatug (o announce that he shall atije
| port the Ciiicinunali ticket. Senator
t'arweioii tolJ the President recently
that Colonel Forney would le uti the
other side before the October electioits
ami General Grunt begin* to thiuk
that tin re may (HI some truth iu
what Mr Cameron told him.
The Jtistoii l\ist jay# of (lit) recent
meeting of Colonel M>l>y and (jt>n,
(J ran I ;
lit wu* altogether a joyful inter
view, ami one may easily imagine
that Mushy, aa he expressed hiiuHclf,
["docan 'l feel small in Grant'* presence."
I iiut wh:!: we may admire the wurdly
wisdom >f General Grant iu securing
. lfee allegiance of the must notorious
huahwhntker at itie rebellion, t,ffen at!
the sacrifice of official digiiilv, it i* to
Ite hoped, now tliat the President ha*
taken Me-tiy to It in besom, that the
iu of Horace Greeley in signing Jell
Davis's bail-bond will be in n men-,
! ure oobdolicd,
~ t T t —-
MAKKIAGKS.
lin th.< Slhl Ht the KafoMni'ti Par
!ouag in lioalshurg, by Hv. \V. 11. (irub,
I Mr. Kmanuvl Fyc, *n<t ilm Julia A
Mcv* r k>-lit of (tenner la j>.
DEATHS.
On My 17lh, in PUinlK-1.1, 111., Samuel '
K-ufk, e0 of Jacob and Mary A Koch ot
(Voirecounty, IV, g< J V >„.%. 1 month!
and l'.i day>.
On'J&th. in Milo twp., Peter Klitiofel i
tor, aged 4>> year*, 3 months.
■
UGHTNING SAWS
*t M.niuU tewtpticti. For >4U by
W. J MMANIGAL.
, may 31 3m. Miiroy. I
I7BTB.it — A two jmt old iur, with!
J whit.- fiK-c, ut..l wlrtt-- fort, Lwinn |o
t.*i proinir of the undr-riiirnwt. litiu on
Jerry Klint-'* farm, in ltru*hvalley, about
two week* ago. The owner t. rciuolml to!
pru*e property. pay charge*. and removal
tie am, Licri 1/D.U
may Sl.gt
J. ZELLER SON
DRUGGISTS
No B HrwckcrhofT Row, lb llefoiite. pa.
l)r:lrrH In Drnipi, < UrinlniU,
IVrtuinrr), fiuic) AC.,
dr.
Pure Wine* and Liquor* for medical
purpose* always kept. may 81. 72.
TTrick of A I'FKA t>.—
Appeals will be held at tho Commit
•ionur.' offics in liolletunLa fur lb dilfw*
ent townships, oil the following days, vil;
On Monday Junj loth. 1872, Milea,
Haines, I'enn, Gregg and I'otter town
•hip*
On Tuesday June 11th Harris, Fergu
•on, Ilalfmcoii, Fallon and Walker town
ships.
On \V<-dncsdav June 12th, Marion. Lib
ert*-, Curtin, and Howard tow n*hip, How
ard It-ro.
On Thursday Jun<tl3th. Itggand Miles-
I burg llorn, Union and I'nion tow nth p.
I Unmuvillc Boro, Hu.P>n and H'ortli town
| liip*.
I On Friday June 1-Uh,. Taylor, Iturn
-ide, .Snow Shoe, Rush p>Wn*liips, Fliilipt
! burg Boro.
' On Monday June 17th, llellefonte Boro,
1 llenneraiid Spring township*.
JOSKI'II MCI OSKKY.
J. tl. HANKKY,
S F KOSTKIt,
At/eat; Coin'r*.
| Wl. FURY Clerk. y24--'.t.
VHMINISTUATOIts NoTU'K 1..7-
ter* of Admisisi ration on the e*tnteof
Suialiiiah Neese, late of l'eitn twp., dee'd,
having been granted to the under.i ned,
he requests all person-, knowing them
•elve* indrhlod to said entate to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the *mc to nrctcnt llieni, duly au
thenticated by !nw fur settlement.
WM. GROVK,
nmy'24. til Administrator.
Gift <fc Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CKNTKK lIALL.
Tliey have now opened, ami will cunstant
ly keep on hand, M splendid rPak of new
fill OKA, G AIT Kits, ,k S|, I I'I'KHS, for
men, women ami children, from the best
manufacpiries in the country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Pricos.
HOOTS and SiIOKS made to order, upon
short notice TMy inylte the ponplu ol
this vicinity tp give ibclu a call, as they
will strive to merit a share of their Pat
ronage. mylOtf
Good News for the Ladies.
NPItINU OPENING OF
ItonnolH, Trimming* Xlll ill
MRS. MARY E. SHOOPE'S
|n C'fntro Hall,
Mrs M. K. Sboupo, has just returned
from Philadelphia, with the LATEST
FASHIONS, ami complete stock of
New Bonnetts, New Hats, Elegant
Trimmings, dec.,
which will he sold or made up, as usual at
reasonable prices. Also, old ladies Dress
Caps.
The new styles are very pretty. Ladies
call ami see them early, First eoine, first
served, inayO 4f.
Qoautiful Toilet Soils,
Chnmbcr Pull*, Ac.,
For salo by
apr2o. tf. WM. J.M'MANIOAL.
) TKKHIIILE DISASTER
Slilpw recked off l*nbrndor.
Halifax, N.S . May 20. —The llar
horjtiraee paper* contain detail* of a
J fearful disaster which occurred al
Labrador. On the 11th of March
la*t, the hrig Huntsman, Captain
Itoliert Da we*, nailed from Harbor
Grace with a crew of ixty two men
on a Hruliug voyage. When off Cape
Charier, Labrador on Saturday, April
I'2oth, iu rotnpauy with the ltcwcue,
Vesta mid laml Clyde, and near Rat
tle Haihor the HunUmaii wa* farced
ahead, a gale from the northeast *ud
Jdetilv sprung up and the //uiitaman
: wuadriven UJMMI the rock*. Theuighi
'wa* pitch dark, llelore tho ve**el
"truck, three teamen saw the ruck*
and jumped overheard to try and aave
thcmelve*, but were instantly killed
by the ruh of floating ice. The re
uiaiiiiiig lißy-oiue took the rigging ;
and in five minute* afterward* Colli
iua*t* Went over. Only aeventerti o| j
the crew e*ca|M>d. Of these seventeen j
all hut three were vuiiously injured
by having their arm* and leg* broken
tnd bodies bruited. They managed •'
to reach the Rescue by crawling over '
the ire a di*tauce of half a mile. |
Forty-live men mre lu*t, mwt of tlioat I
leaving families al or near Harbor
Grace. The ether veatel* Of 3a | fid
with little ilamagv.
New York. My 24 The striket ainung
tho different organlaatioti* ountinua. The
kiglil Hour League held s ii>au meeting
st Teutonic Hall thi, morning, at which
one thousand men wire present.
About two hundred slid tifly bottt'i have
acceded to the demand, ol the men up to
this morning.
Tha eolSii maker* have struck work.
Tlx builder* will follow on Monday un
lets their demands arc acceded to h_v the
bosket, and the Herman painter* sre still
pressing their deiinv lid* tor eight hour*.
The (iorinaa striker, passed a vote ol
centure on the Herman newspaper* of j
Now York.
A communication has just been received
from tho Kight Hour Leaguo in Boston
siinouticiiig that a general strike will take
placo thero on the aoth, and asking*thc
Herman cabinet makers of New York i|
send a committee to assist the movement.
S|rrl IPs Sale
By *ntue of sundry yni* of venditioni
<•1 l-ruut- levari fin ia issued eut of the
Court of Common I'lra* of Centre county,
and te me directed will he r|p<osd to
lie ale. at the Court House. lit llcilefoiite,
>j on the 16th day of June, A I)., I(Ci, the i
! following property to wit :
All that certain lot of around situate'n!
the thorough of Hi llefoiite, Centre county,!
IV, bounded on east by—-street, on south i
by high street, t by lot of C. M Cafft r
ly, and on the north by lot of Mi*. A rater,j
and an alley containing J of an acre morel
jorh thereon erected a Urge 4 story a well-1
big boim. stable and other outbuildings
Also all the right title and Interest of (Te-!
; fondant in and to all that u rtain tra. tor
piece of land situate In Hoggs twp , bound
ed n the north by land of llavid Lucas,
,et al on the east by land of John Ncimau!
on south by land of Miltcn Neiman, con-'
mining l acre* or thereabout*—K> acres
ideated thereon erected a dwelling house '
i barn *iiJ ether outbuilding. Seiztd, tk I
en in eje< utin and to be sold a* the prop
erty of A Sternberg.
ALSO:
All that certain messuage tenement and
1 lot of ground, situate in the borough of'
! Rottofonte, known as the old Masonic
Lodge property, and in the general plan,
of said Horu., at lot No. 6?, bounded on
the north by Pik* alley, on the east by'
I'enn street, on the south by ILgh street.
, and (in the weft by let op which fhp old
[Centre county prison i* erected, being thai
same which Jobu I>. Wlngato, and Calb
urinc. bis wife, by deed b<xiring date 22nd
March, INGN, recorded in deed book, page
it®, together with a large 2 story house, [
•table and other outbuilding' thereon j
-•reeled. Seized, taken in execution and to
! b-* sold at the | roporlv of A. Sternberg.
A u4t| i
Ail that certain tenement or piece ofi
land situat 'in Itsnner twp., or tne b0r0.,!
of Hellefente, beginning at a |>sl on the!
•outh-west corner of lot of Junatban Mill
j or—thence along the line of said lot south:
41 drg , east 'JHU frot, to a l">st. thepc* cast
39 degree* along the line of Jonathan Mill
-r's lot, .VO It-el to a |iu*l, ibonco south 41
degree* 3t<) feel to a post shrnce by land of
Keuben Valentino south 06 di g , west IUI
: feet to a post ihencc north 41 dcg., west 60l)
feet to post thence north IW dog., *t along 1
the north tide uf the road leading fram
Belli fanto ( • Hoopsburg to the placo of
i beginning, containing about one acre,
■ thereon erected a two story plank frame |
dwelling house and outbuildings. Seized,
taken in execution, and to b- sold a* thai
property of John W. Campbell
AII tho* *< veral tract* of land situated
in Ferguson twp., Centre county. Pa. One
thereof bounded on the North, by land ol
Win M. Lvon rt, al. on the east bv land
of lloutx, on the south by land of John
llrrtl and o the wost bv land of Vaac a
Vinos Harper ct al containing one hun
•lred and ten acre* more or less, thereon
erected a bouse and barn, and having
*!>ut 7Uner* cleared. Another thereof
all that Certain lest of ground situated in
Pine drove. Centre co., Itoiimied on the
north by a lot ofO. Ard, east by list of I*.
Lytic, south by |i" lie road, and wot by
lot of Parsonage, belonging to HL John
Lutheran congregation of Pino llrove
M ills, containing l.mit i of an aoro, there
on envted aho use and stable. Another
lharoof, situated in Ferguson twp., bound
ed on the north by lands of If. finyder, |
east by land of I). Knu, south by land of]
:T. K. ration, and west bv land- of J 11. [
Mitchell, containing 4ti acre* nil clear, j
The.other thereof, situated in Ferguson
twp., is bounded on the north by lands of
j I>. Ko*, east by lands ol D. Kos, |>, RcW [
sis, and others, south by land uf Mo*>i
Thompson, and other*, and west by land
of T r Patbin. containing 40 acres, about
aen-sob-ar, and having thcrceu erected
4 twe story frame dwelling house, barn,
and other out buildings. Seized, taken in
execution, and to be sold as the property of
John Archoy.
ALSO;
All that certain lower lot numbered and
designated as lot No. 7 in general plot ofj
Sloydstown, as recorded at llclletonte in:
Misrllaneous book, and being the same
premise* now occupied by II S. Craine. it. 1
Hush twp., Centre county, bounded by
lot No. and by Cilhoun street, Cass street,
and Grant strooL thereon erected a two
Story dwelling IMSMO, and out building-.
Seized, taken in execution, and pi be sold
a* the property of 11. S. Craine.
A I-SO;
A certain lot el ground situated in Hush
twp., Centre county, bounded on the north
by lot ofT. Hobisoti, east by Clearfield and
I'hilipsburg Turnpike road, south by lot of
C , west by lot >t 1 lav id l-ogan, and
extending along llio turnpike 60 leet, and
IliO feet deep containing i acre, thereon
erected atw o story dwelling house. Seised,
taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Henry Hoffman.
Sale to commence at one o'clock ol said
day.
D. W. WOOPHKO, Sheriff
AUDITOR'S NOTICK -In the mattei
ofthe estate of William 11. Krise,
late of lioggs twp , dee'd, in the orphan's
i court of Centre county. The auditor ap
pointed by the court to make distribution
of the balance, in the hands of Henry Men
ton, administrator of the estate, to uml
among the parties thereto, respectfully
give# notice, that he will meet all parties
interested, to hear and determine sueli
questions a* may arise In accordance with
the nature of tl|e case apd the duties ol Ins
appointment, on Monday, the 10th day of
June, next at the office, in llellefonte, at 10
o'clock A M , of said day.
J. S. IIARNiI AllT,
mayl7.Bt. Auditor.
I.*XKCUTOKS NOTlCE.—Lettora Toa
tamentary on the estate ofSolatuon
Rlahrl, late of Oregg twp., dec'd, have
been granted to the undersigned. All per-
knowing iliprunplvw Indebted to miu
estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them
•proncrly authenticated f.u KYSHKI
mgylT.M. KxecuUi
Oils
Common Lubricating Oil 80 per gal.
Extra do 00 " •
Fish Oil UO "
Wilder Ulwtehml Whale Oil I,lft " "
Extra Lard Oil 1,25 "
Fine Varnlaboa, Japans,
Linseed Oil,
Lewis & Bro'a White Lead, Paint Brushes,
Dry l'aints, Colored paints in oil, Turpen
tine, Fire proof paint, iic., &e., for sale
.very low at W. J McMANIOALS,
may IT 3t. Milroy Pa,
I*rotliOiio(ry.
W are authorised t* announce that
Aaron William*, of llcllefunlu. will be a
caniliiiate l'..r Prutbottolary, subject tothr
decision of the democratic county run * en
lion.
Sheriff
We an- suthoroisnd t<> annuunee the
name of It P. Brown, of Harris twp , a* a
candidate for sheriff, subject l> the duels
ion of the democratic county convention.
\v e are authoriaeii u> tnnounee llie name
of Ueiilamin Shafer, of Walker twp , a a
candidate lor Sheriff, subject lu the decis
ion of the democratic county ei nvetilion.
We are authorised to anii-sunr•• the name
al Alex. Shannon, oH'ettlru Hall a> a can
didate fur Slier ill, subject to the decision
of the democratic county convention.
We are aulhoriaed lo announce the name
ol John Spungler, uf Centre Hall, HA a can
didate tor Sheriff, •uhjeel to the doctiiun
of the democratic county convention,
IIKLLKPONTKM AItKKTS
Corrected hy 0. D. Keller.
I iVlllte (Vilest $1 9(1, Bed I*s ... Itye
75 Coin (!) ... Oat" U) Bar fry till.
70 o'lu /i>reil A,on Potatoes *6,
Lard per pound ft....,,,P0rk per pound in
Butler 25 Kgg. 15 Piaster |>cr ton
fit Tallow R.... Bsciiii it Usui 17
LKWIMTOWN MAItKKTS
White wheat 2,tf> It* d wheat 1,75.... Ry<
*5 Corn 00 Hat* 66 Barley iii
Clot orseed 4.00 Tim<>lhysed, 350
Sail '2 50 per kaok
Bacon 10c Ham IU Butter J0... Kggs
12 Platter 9 50
I TJSB3
„ • -TBTTFT it NORMS uit IT
[ MM, Soret, Wwndi iid Untie*
v BUY ITT TRY IT!
„ i)d fat, . Uie Pti| Cur* 0/
u For BBEUNJATIINJ, . . . Utt Ptip Car* JUL
For
For FevASare,. ~. Uu Pli| C/o OIL
. For CboleVlJorbus, . Uie Piis jCrt OIL
* For SprtimV . . . . Uoe OIL
I For IjetdteheV .. . Uoo Cur* Oil,
For Brunei. .V . , UieJ|i| Cure Oil.
, For Cormtnil
( ; For 4 n 3F Sore, .\. X. Cur* OIL
For 4oy Liipeneii. VUie Pti 9 Cure Oil
1 Erikl K Tr^r>a\i'.kSASm,
l AM k rMUrnck BTiStsfk lb Mi
< T'H Ui-iJKi SUA IV WAIT L 4
¥** /
Ask far FAFLYCOEE OIL A. M stk far
IT TO FLBTT
IL Ik Su< kIBM* |lMi|ltttAk|| lu jl.
Y 1 VSAJFAW# ML*, IBITE SM T|J%I
S Own Ikt aU. Am SSk sC
W* fc | pi M ttndw* is ¥ T'V
fun r:. uo i tan.
BcCLUtf A IATOII, HortiiTQai,
iMliiaa *■ -
New Clothing Store
A. STERNBERG,
: ' "K"K DTO manage for 1 L UT-IT. nuun.
in the corner L.uildirr CI|IJsi(C {{utTur'S
LUc, liclli-IUPLI-, as I .VABTIKHED a liew
T'isthiiig Store WHERE the HC*t bargain* in
the ominty arc offered.
37.50 to sls for Suits of tho tin
ost Cassiniere,
liA'lH CAIVs
and A full and complete assortment of ev
ery tiling in the line of Clothing.
to ut's FurnlnhlUK hoods
alt directly from their own manufactory.
A I so.
ffulebM,
They have engaged iheir old clerk, Mr.
A. SLI rnherg, KO w I ll known to the
and who will he PIEAKED to see hit old'
friends. spitif.
PLACE good* of every discriplian, sold
low to EIISBLV yvorjrbuoy to have hu cloth
ing made to order.
A. SUSSMAiN
LEATHER & SHOE FINDING.
in iuwer room. No. I. Bush's block, where
ho keeps ud hand a stock of
WHITE and UEU LEA Til EH
and 11A USEES.
Kips and Calf Skins
French ami City Finish.
STIUNG LKATII EH, SIIOE
FINDINGS OFFVEIIY DE
SCRIPT ION.
Haw Hides
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
Trunks and
Valises
OF ALL KINDS.
HAW FURS, of all kinds bought
and highent price |id.
Clover and
Timothy Seed
alway* bought and on hand*. WHKAT
and OATS •peeinlly bought and the high
est Cash prico paid.
(Jo to .Hussman's, them you ean buy
cheaper than eUewhere, a* everybody
know*, who ever dealt with him. lie let*
no one o(T without a good bargain.
Next door to SuMntan * i the cheap do
gmata establishment of Isaac Guggenheim
er. apfi.tf.
ADMINISTRATOR 8 NOTlCK.—Let
ter* of administration on the ettale
of Frederick Zellle, late of Gregg twp.,
dee'd, baring been granted to the undcr
•igned, he reuuunt* all persons, knowing
themselves indebted to *aid .-tnte to make
immediate payment, and those having
claim* against the Mine to present them,
duly authenticated by law lor tetllement.
FKKDsRICK ZKTTLK,
mayS.Gt. Administrator.
ADMIN ISTRATORS NOTICE.--L*-
ter* of administration on the estate
oi Samuel Jameson, late of Gregg twp.,
having been granted to the undersigned,
he request- all persons, knowing them
selves indebted to said estate to mako im
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them, duly au
thenticated by law lor settlement.
JOHN OOLDUON,
may :l.lit. Administrator.
H. P. PEIXINOKK. A. C. MPHHBIL
MILLHEIM MARBLE WORKS.
New Firm—New Enterprac.
DEININOER * MUSSER,
(Successors to 1). 0. DKINIWUK*)
We would must respectfully Inform the
public, that they have taken , of
this old and successful establishment, and
propose to carry vn the same under re
newed auspice*.
They have on hand, and will make to
order,
MONUMENTS,
commit*,
TOM ll* *
HEADSTONES,
of any possible design, and price.
Wo use tho boat grades of marble—
ITALIAN,
CARARA,
AVIKRJOAN STATCART,
HUTLANJ) AC.,
and any with perfect assurance, "Our
work i* our reference,"
Hlion, Ivastof Bridge, Millhoim.
aprlHUy.
HOUMK AND IJOT row SAL*.— The under
signed offer* a choice pro|erty for aale, 1
consisting of a new two *tory frame house,
now stablo, and other outbuildings, TUo
lot is a line one, lying on Main street.
Centre Hal), and has a variety uf vi,uioe
fruit tree* upon it, for farther informa
tion apply to
I'JapSm M UH'HAKD, Ag'V I
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!
C. D. KELLER.
BISHOPSTREETBELLEFONTE, PENNA,
is now prepared, at tho Old Stand <>n Bishop Street. to sell
DTf GOODS, fi OC£J£B,at,ato, SbM,Carpets,
CEDAR AND WILLOW WANK. AC.. AC.
at greatly reduced price*. He la al*o prepared to purchase
A Mi KINDS Or GRAIN!
PoH WHICH Ilk WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
ASH PUItCUASKRS MILL PINDMUPKBIOB INDUCEMKN IS TIIKHK
•prllKf V. D KKLLKIt
THE KEYSTONE
LIGHTNING ROD CO.
Are the Solo Proprietor* of tho
Celebrated T. T. Kinney Patont
Copper Lightning Rod.
Also manufacturer* of
HIPPER CARLE, HOIIM AND
H EATHER VAN EM
Of * vary Dscnpliss and of ths avast aj.pt ov
ad ItyU.
AH "r4iA f it# /)i"h and lam*
wilt rctwi* prom? l alien/Mm if yiosn to
GKISKA COMPANY,
Agent* for Centra C-ounly
Uutriti HAU, PA. A] H 12 ti
JTWD ATpUIVATRSALL
A lot uf land, lying in tireggtowr ship,
on the hanks uf VcnnA crock, between
i'enn llall and Spring Mills, is ofleml at
orivala sale. It adjoins land* of Ueu.
Bach st.an and L. U. M'lntire, eontaiinng
24 At'HEH
mora or loss. About H acres consist oi
first class while pioe limber, tbe ha lane'
cleared and under cultivation—s acres are
meadow.
Pur further particular* apply to
C.H IIRNNICK.
I3.wt.tt Urwgg twp.
I. Gnggeiihejiiier.
ARRANUKMKXTt
la AAO GpuuKMUKiMLU, having
purchased the entire stuck of the late
liriu of Suaaman A Gugg-uiheimar, ex
cept the Leather ami Shoe-findings,
ho* filled up hia ahelvea with a lot uf
BILEXI>ID XEW tiOODe,
embracing
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
DlikX* GOODS,
(JKOfkUIU,
rsovtaioxH,
BOOTH A SHOES,
IIATB A CAI-H,
ASU FASCT AKTICL.EB,
ami ia now prepared to accomodate all
hia old cualomera, aud to welcome all
new on™ who mav favor him with
their patronage, lie fceh* safe in far
ing that he can pleaae the moat fiutidi
oua Call and aee.
ISAAC UrGtiKNIIKIMKP.
P. B.—Mr. Suaaman atill continue*
i deal in
LKVTIIKK AND SHOE-FIN DINGS,
, CLOVKKand TIMOTHY HERDS,
in the old room, where he may alway
bo found. 12ap.tf.
Something
in llellefonte!
GOODS
SOLD
LOW
For Cash Only!!
BURNSIDE & THOMAS
tVH.iLH.UI.IU lIKTAIL
J.bfc-r. A H. r
rhawla.
mtrißtf
COAL,
LIME,
*
i
i
I
i
i
and POWDER]
(
1
COAL— Wilkeabarre Goal, Obnatnnt
Stove, Kgg, furnaco and foundry,
boat quality, at the low
cat pricca. Customer* will please
note that our coal is housed un
der commodious shed*.
LI MR—Wood or coal-brirnt Limn, for ant*
at our kilna, on tho pike lea ling to
Milcaburg.
POWI)KK,-l|avin, received the agency
for I>l < font's I'owder AT
WiIC.LKSALK, wo shall !■
pleaaed to receive orders from
thu trade.
Office and yard near aouth end of Bald
.Eagle Valley R. R. Depot, Bellefonte, Pa.
|nov4 SHOBTLIDGEA CO
Railroad 0. K.
N E W G D O DS.
Heriacher & Cronmiiler.
CENTRE HALL. PA
Have just received,
Dry (loads, Nation*, (Iroeerie*, Hard
ware, Quoensware, Wood and w illow tin
Iron, Salt, Klsh and in fact, a magnilrci.
assortbiout of a very thing
jaud now offemlat pricca lower thai,
the lowest.
Drew Goods
A most beautiful variety, eunshrting of all
tha BovelUi-s of the season,
white goods, embroideries, hoop skirt*
BALMORAL KKIRTH,
All we oak that you will
CALL AND KXAMINK OI'KHTOCK
A LL KINDS tip HABNKMh,
silver plated and Yankee llsrness double
and single bridle* and halter*. Apr I
WAR! WAR!
On High Priced.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
11. U. NMITII.
ofPoUen Mill*.
N E W G O ODS !
We would moat reapeirtAilly i- from hi*
iri.-nd-, cu*tumer*. and the public- gener
ally, that be ha* taken possession of
Tiiomivson's old quarter., which have been
remodeled and improved, and 1* now pre
j pared to aecuuimodate all who may favor
I him by oalliug.
NEW GOODS!
He ha. just received one of the largest
stuck* of all kinds of Merchandise ever
! brought to ten Ire county, which he intunds
i lo sell al scuh figure* a* will make it an ob
ject (or all |KT*un* to purchase. Patuilic*
I laying in w inter supplies of (iroeerie*,
Dry bond*, Ac,, should not fail lo give
; him a call, a* he feel* confident bis price*
and superior quality of good* will amply
isatisfy all. Hi. slock of
GROCERIES
conaisls of Coffee* of the beat quality Tea*
Sugar, of all kinds. Molasses, Pol,.
c*hee . Dried Pruu, Spices, Pr..vUicnt,
PltKir and Peed, Ac., Ac. Our stock of
D It YG OO DS
is large and varied, and we will just say
can supply any article in that line, with
out enumerating.
READY M A DEC LOT IIINO
a targe t<M-k of ready-made Clothing for
Men and Boya' wear, which wo will dispose
of at a very amall advance on cuet.
Bti and Shoee, Hat* and Cape, Hard
ware, t^uem-ware, Wood and Willow
Ware, Notion*. Fancy Good*. Carpet*, Oil
cloth*. Wall Paper*. Window Shade*, dte.,
or I® Jy.
(iraliam & Son,
Boot&Shoe Makers
Next ilwr to D C Keller's Store
Ikllefoole.
We manufacture to order.
Our work i* neat and durable.
Our price* arc very moderate.
We warrant to givo atifaclion.
We have the LARGEST and BEST
stock of Ladic'a and Children'* *hoe* In
town.
We are receiving good* every nek.
We with an examination of our good*.
The Pennvalley trade i* c*|**ially in
vited to call and tee our atock, we think
*.• can ploace all who call a* to lylc,
quality, and price*. We study to render
satisfaction, and although we have had an
extended trado for year*, we havo never
given n customer cause to complain.
septt&tf.
g ROCK IRIIOFF HOUSE, " .
Allcgnenev Stmt, llellefoutc, Pa. '
I). JOHNSON A SONS, Proprietors. ,
ii ■
Kri MKT CLAM nOTIL COMFOETABLB ROOM* J
PROMPT ATTENDANCE.
ALL THE MODERN CXINVKNIKN- 1
CRS- AND REASONABLE Charge*.
The propriaten offer to the traveling J
public, alio to tlieir country fiiendi, fir*t i
cla* aeeommodalkini and careful attcn- J
linn to the w ant* of guest* at all time*, at I
fair rate*. Carofhl hostler* and good stable 1
ling for hotaaa. An excellent table well
served. A Mar tuppfietl with fine liquor*.
ServNiiU well trained and everything re- I
quiaito in a first class Hotel. Our location ,
it in the husine** part of the town, aearthe
Post Office, the Court House, the Chur
ches, the Banks, and the p incipal place*
of business, render* it the mort eligible
place for those who visit Bellefoeto on bum
or ploasure.
An Otuuibus will carry passcngotT
and and from all trainn
R.Road Letting*
SEALED PROPOSALB will be received
at the office of the President, until SAT
URDAY. JUNE Ist, 1872, for the gradu
ation, iniusnry and bridging of the Lewis
burg, Centra A Spruce Creek Railroad,
from MifHinburg in Union county to near
the Fork* in Centre county, being section*
number 11 to 86 inclusive; and Irom the
western termiau* at Tyrone to a [mint al
or near the Pann'a Furnace. Profile* can
be seen and printed form of proposal* had
' pt the office In LewUburg -no others will
He received. ♦
O F MILLER,
Prm't L. 0. A 8. C. UK. Co.
Lewiaburg. Pa, May 7. 1872. H
( PATENT COOKER
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar,
i IO YfiAßfe
-or a- "1
dp Pnblie Tmt
Umpnn*
• -'•. V OR. CROOK'O
4gP WINE
TAB.
J m har_ M|
the piMie.
Tt U rlrta la Use medtdaal <aak>
II lea of Tar. sad tmoqnalad for dUMMM*
<*®f ilm* TbmtMdlMPfa
forntieg ibo most remarkable aw.
f'oftsbm € oMh, < 'hronle feagha.
It OOacUially euros the* all
AhDiiua and flronehiila.
lis* cured so mumymm
it has lm pronounced a
ipcriftc for tom Mipkhrtb
For paitiH In Hreaat. Kideor
Gravel or Kidney Dbeaa%
Iliheatte* of the Irinarv Oresa%
Jaundice or any IJ ver Complaint,
It baa aaaquaL
It lit also a superior Tonic.
Restores the Appetite,
Strengthen* the Syaten,
Botariw the weak and
Debilitated,
fan** the Food to Digest,
BemoTM Dyspepsia and
Prevent* Malarious Fever*,
Giro tone to yonrßystoM.
TUY DR. CROOK'S WIKEOFTAI
The Champion of the World.
The new Im proved American Button.
Hole Ovcracaming and Complete
Sewing .Machine—The great
eat machine of the Age 1
Simplcity, Durability A Cheap
ness Combined.
I T)iU machine being the litest, Ku man*
improvement* over ail other, in a word, it
ia> perfectinachine}wbick ii acknowbdg
ad by th<bet judge* andageats of all other
machine..
Call on A. L. Bartgu, Madiaoaburg,
who ii the authorised agent for Coatee
county Alao keep* tho beet Sewing Ma
china thread, needle*. and rofmirsalilciade
of aewing mar hi no*. clock*. waU-hea, mu
•k-k bom Ac I will thoroughly can rata
the Miction belonging to me, and I okall be
eery much pleated to tell every peraon a
machine, on eaay term* ; give it a trial be
fore purrbaaing any other-it ha* no equal.
Paru c* wiahinj: the machine, will pleaan
add re*., the undersigned. Satisfaction
guaranteed. All order* promptly attend
ed to. A. L. BARTGKS.
Agent for Centre Count v.
M AiuaoKßcmi. Pa.
Still Ahead!
Philips & Glasgow's
CHEAP CASH STORE
Their good* are marked down to Otah
Price*, and they
t£LL ONW.
All kind* of country produce taken in
exchange for good a
A general aaaortment of good* kept.
CLOTIIIMO. HATS. CAPS. BOOTS
SHOES. URYGOODS. OI'KKNS W ARE
C.KtK'KKI KS. WILIX m W ARE, COJ
PK'TIuN AKIES, DRUGS.
A full assortment of Ladio'a aty.lea juat
received from the city, and for aaie cheap.
don't torgct, that Pel# Oat City
l the place where you can boy cheap for
(kill. - •nriJitC
BUTTS HQUSI
liKI.LKFONTK, Pi.
J 11. BITTS, FropV.
Una fiinl class actum roodatioa; charg
er icaaonable_ ll*apr, tf.
NATURE'S
lln i r Restorative
Contain* no LAC SULPHUR —oN
SUGAR OF LEAD —No LITH
ARGE—No NITRATE OF SIL
VER, anil is entirclv fire from lb
Roiooiious and licalUt-doaUwyiof
Drugs used in other Hair Prepara
tion*.
Transport-nt and clear a crystal, it *Ol
not aoil the finest fabric,—perfectly BAFI
CLEAN and t F KIOIK N T-4on>d.ra
lutt>* L9NG SOUGHT FOE AND
FOUND AT LAST!
It raatorwo and prevent* tba Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts a toft, glossy ap
pearance, naiOTM Dandruff, ii refreshing
to the bean, check* Urn Hair fra failing
off, and restore* it to a great oitmt wbaa
prematurely loot, prevent* lie* Jar baa,
aro< all humor*, culaneo*** eruption*,
and unnatural heat, AS A DRKSsSINtf
FOB THE IIAIKITIS THE BEST AR
TICLE IN TIIK MARKET.
OIL U. SMITH, Patentee, Ayer, Maaa.
I Prepared only by PROCTER BROTH
ERS, Gloucester, Mas*. The genuine ia
; put up in a panel bottle, made espraaaly
lor it, with the name of the aiticl* blew a
in the glaw. Aak your Druggist for Na
rotr * Bit* Knroßttiri, and take no
other.
7 it Send two three cent stamp* to Proc
ter Brother* for a "Treatise on the Human
Hair." The information it contain* ia
worth SOOO,OO to any perton. liap.ly
For tale at Centre Hall by Wu. of
and Herlachcr A CronniHlor.
Manhood: flow Lost, How Restored
it a, JMi |>ubltab*d, a aawwlittaa t*Dr Ootewr
wairm'etebratcd K-uo Ml Um radical najllllill
■uxtisiMl of SI rwi i-oeuKX I. or Hamtaal Waakaaa*
. laetemtary ftewlnwl ! ■■■■• IrstnlCT Mawfl u*
natal Incapacity, IniHuwttt to Marrtaaa. a**.;
atei>, Unmtmrnow. Kf aad ilo. tafcor* bf
aolf Imlul*e<- or moil ortraramiaea.
la a ihM Hnk*a I cwla
Tba octet rated author In Ihlt admirable MHI teat
U down—train.- (rum a tklna jroar 1 * ■aijiiitil t*ac
lies that Ills % tannin* conasuaouco* oi uUabur mar
' be radically enrsd without Ihs d.rnysrour am of lalcr
t nal modk-lns nr tbo ;I1'IkiIIOII oi tbo tolS ; iteM
■ml a mode of care al oaoe atm|>te, certain, lad *****
' nal. Ur mean* <>t which every n*wr, no matter wba*
I hU ooadMteW my he. may cure hlnuielf chaaply. brtrala
j 'tth l'*.Hnre should be la lb* hi Bit* a( *T*tf
youth and eeer j man la lb* land.
Kent, under m*L In s I'Uiß envsloym, ***** addram,
; *B&SgRS&ZSm
I
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YOUfiBLOOP*
1 For 8crofkloBojft-
V lona Dlscam of (Btt
b <vV .EyM. or HcnMtll
jfi* OBJ form.
€3 Any dueaaa or aroptwo aft
§jF the Skin, diaeaaa of the linß
Rheumatism, Pimplaa, 01#
. ® Sort*, I'lcera, Brokan-dow*
wv.i/S Constitution*. Syplulia, fit MP
!". fi diacaae depending oO • daft
Ofejf praved condition of tits Mm#
I JS&. 'DR. osoors;
° rtSk'M SYRUP or
■ Q| POKE ROOT.
l! tfftVV it haa the inedkianlsmrMP
v v&y of Poke combined with a pwf"
Itj/y aration of Iron which goaa af
lif/' once into the blood, patlw®*
it SW* 1 * ing the meet rapid ana ■SO*
~ V derful curat
R ia your Druggist for Dr. CbooW OfK
pound Syrup of Aoke Boot—tb UM*
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