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For OTRMOR~CwAs K. BPOKALKW.
Buprm Judyr— J AMI* TIIOMVSOS.
Aud\tv Cmrro/ — WM. H IIAKTI I:Y.
Congrt***™ of Lt nvc •
Ju. H. Hopkins | Rich'd. \'aux ( II
B. Wright
fWeth-t** f Lory# to Go*Miimtion*l O '
rration ;
Jeremiah S. black, tt Woodward
Wm. Bigler. Wm d. Baei.
Wm. H. Smith. T. K. Qowen
John H. Campbell. S JJ. Reynold*.
James Kllis. 0 \ d ;
Ueorge M. Dallw. • A. Umberton.
A A Pur man. Wm. Lhorbett.
The radical party in Virginia ha*
split in one of it* roogreeaional dis
trict*. The bolt was made by the ne
groes. who accuse their white radical
brethercn of having act up thing*.
The blacks withdrew from tic twnvcii
tion and nominated an independent
ticket.
Gov. Parker, uominee of the labor
reformers for Vice President, has re
signed and says in his letter he will
support the nominee of the Baltimore
convention.
Judge Davis' uomioee of the same
parly, for president, has also resigned
and favors Greeley.
The Baltimore Convention.
The democratic national convention
met at Baltimore, on Tuesday. It is
competed of the very kt rneu of the
party, and aa uch, we have full confi
dence that its doings will be solely
with a view to the welfare of the par
ty and country, that it will be govern
ed by purely patriotic motivee, and as
•ugh* we am .reaolved, aa every good
democrat is in duty bound, to give its
nominees an earnest support —surren-
dering our own opinions aud preferen
ences to the superior judgment of the
constituted authorities of the party —
any thing also would be disorgvmia
tien and plating into the hands of the
usurper Graat.
Greeley and Brown, as was evwieut
beforehand, are the choice of the con
vention, as over two-thirds of the dem
ocratic delegates were thus in*tructeJ ;
Delaware, with six votes, being the
only state which iustructed for a
straight nomination. All the great
men of our party had pronounced in
tavor ofthe Cincinnati movement, be
lieving that it would lead to the de
feat of Graat and the corrupt horde
who surround him. All the prorui
uent republicans who are free from
corrupt practices, have left the Grant
party, and are willing to joiu hands
with" the democracy, upon the Cincin
nati platform, which is thoroughly
democratic, and with Greeley for pres
ident, bring about the greatly needed
reform in our government. The libe
ral republicans are giving their sup
port for the election of such nob.e
democrat# as Buckalew in our own
state and Hendricks iu Indiana, aod
lend al! their aid for the election of
democratic congrcssmeu, while Gree
ley, if elected, gives democrats a due
•dtare of consideration in the formation
of his cabinet and in the distribution of
official patronage, and above all
this, he has given his sacred pledge to
administer the government upon the
principles laid down in the Cincinnati
platform, which is democratic euough
for any one.
There will be uo other democratic
ticket. Davis has declined in favor of
Greeley, so has Gross beck, aud none
of our great democratic statesmen will
accept a Domination made br any cor
poraL guard outside the democratic
national convention, hence it is redu
ced down to choosing between Greeley
and Grant, and looking at the situa
tion, we trust no democrat will hesi
tate to come up fair and square to the
support of what the Baltimore con
* vention in its wisdom thinks is best for
the party, and unhesitatingly give his
support to Greeley as far preferable
to Grant, and this done by the demo
cratic masses, the defeat of radicalism
in certain, and we gain a foothold to
power.
Martrsnfl ltd Alien, who bead the
radical ticket, must be bad eggs in
deed, —one third of the radical or
gans will not ewallow then). Forney's
Press, each day comes down upon them
heavily. The latest broadside is from
the Lancaster Volksfreund, one of the
oldest radical organs in the country, j
The Examiner says:
Notwithstanding the assertions of
the ringmasters to the contrary, it is
evident to any intelligent man who
ksepe his eyes and ears open, that the
dissatisfaction with a portion of the re
publican state ticket, is steadily in
creasing. The Volksfreund, of this
city, one of the oldest republican news
papers in the state, having the largest
circulation of any paper in the couu
ty, and wielding a powerful influence
among a large class ef our most solid
and influential citizens, coiues out this
morning with a strong protest ngainst
Hartrauft and Allen, declaring that
they "are politically dead, and the re
publican party must get rid of their
carcasses,' and that "the republicans
of Lancaster county almost unani
mously demand the withdrawl of these
nominees." TLe following is the trans
action of the editorial referred to :
"There prevail* here in Pennsylva
nia a growing dissatisfaction with the
nominations of the republican state
convention for governor and auditor
General.
"The primary cause of this diseatis
faction is to b found in the cloud
which both the nominees have brought
upon tbemeelves by errors in their
Eublic iif'e. Hartranft especially, bv
is complication in the Evans fraud,
and Alien by his vote in favor of the
ninefmillion steal.
"Viewed in the most favorable light
these gentlemen are politically dead,
ana the republican party must get rid
of their carcasses. The republicans ol
Lancaster county almost unanimously
demand tho withdraw] of these nomi
nees, and the nomination of new can
didates.
"With new and unblamable men for
candidates the victory at the October
election will certainly be ours—in the
other cage we muct expect an irieooti-1
citable internal strife and a certain de- i
feat.
"We, as Grant republican!, call for i
uewcand idates for governor and au
jjiter genwU."
(iov Seymour on (ho Situation
(iov. Seymour was iusdalled a*
mclinu at the mooting of the Tani-j
many Society on Friday eveuing.
lie made Rli addre**, speaking in it
j pleasant and familiar uaaunei of the,
, Ire*! trait* of the Indian character,!
i the Intend of St. Tammany, ami the!
object* of the society which had adopt
ed the name of the great Indian
| Saohera. lie then apokc oftliopo
jlilieal situation, raying thai ihe IV
mooray, trtie to it" tradition* and in
atincta, always had adopted, an I al*
: wavß should adopt such a coins. 8
would, taking at! thing* into coiwider-
I a ton, heat tend to promote the -tnvi---
■ of it* t ardina! principh
These principle* were substantially
! embodied in the Cincinnati platform,
am) the'tantHtlatt> ol tin- t iucinuali
! Convention hail unrrservedlv commit -
i wlphemselves to tarry vut tot lie U-t of
their ability, the principle* thus mini
ciaied. If theacYamlidate* could thus
embrace and pi* dge themaelvi* to
support 1 democratic principle* it. per
hap*, would ba splitting hair* to cavil
about their antecedent*
A political crisis had arrived, aud
when honest rucn met the IViuocrn y
more than half way. and extended
! their hand* with the expreswd pur
| vcee of endeavoring to cenifu* anew
the ties of true nationality, baaed upon
lite principle* of brotherly I >ve and
justice, it "appeared to him more than
, "churlish to refo*e the olive branch
thus tendered. A large majority of
the Democratic leader*, and of the
paper* professing to be exponents >l *
I Democratic opinion, had, a* had been
. aptly staled, accepted the situation,
• and it seemed to bo a foregone conelu
t siou that the work commenced at Cin
cinnati would be endorsed at Balti
more. If such should be the r#uU
i he had uo objection* to make, but, ou
* the other hand, would heartily co-op-
I erate to make a success what fr*w
t present appearances seemed to be th
spontaneous determination of the
i Democratic masses, the election of tbt
I Cincinnati nominees in the Cincinnati
platform.
The Campaign in Indimiu
We take pleasure in copying the !'<•!
lowing extract from the speech of Sen
ator Heudrieks, ou the occasion of his 1
accepting the nomiuntiou of the Dent
ocratic Conventien as its candidate for J
Governor of the State of Indiana, j'
That he will be elected, no one can
doubt.
Where such men as Buckalcw and
Heudrieks are put forward as leaders, 1
the people can follow not only with ,
confidence but enthusiasm :
i Always the position of Governor of
the State is one of importance and re
sponsibility. but in these times greater
lhau ever. Now that the rights of I,
States have beeu denied, that those
; rights are being infringed by a central <
power ; now that they say the people
' shall have no longer their rights to a
; domestic State Government, those ,
j tbiugs make the Executive of the State
i> ofwtul greater importance. The State
of Indiana, should Ibe elected, must
i j maintain n friendly relation toward the
-j Federal Government. But at the
same time, ail the rights and powers of
' government which are reserved to the
• | State of Indiana, as well as those which
i i are secured to the United States, luu-t
11 be respected everywhere. [Prolonged
'! cheering.] Gentlemen, we have he
■ fore us a sad spectacle, the result of
' i the interference with the State Govern
i tnent. We have a set of States south
I of the Ohio Kiver whose Governments
• have been given over to those who
- j have sought to make speculations out
si of their affairs. The men of these
i States who have been placed in the
I condition of boukruptcv appeal to the
t j State of Indiana. When we hear their
• cries shall we refuse to go to I heir sup
-1 j port ? [Cries of "No, no."] Ido not
[iropese, gentlemen, to address you
oog. I have only two subjects to
which I will refer.
•. I will first refer to the subject of Civ
',il Reform. lam earnestly in favor
i' of Civil Service Reform. lam in fa
i vor of it iD Indiana as well as in the
! general Government. lam curious to
■ j know whether the people ofthiacoun
f! try will be satisfied wi'h pretenses in
■ i this direction any longer. They have
I' been assured in a platform lately
j formed at Philadelphia that the party
', now in power is in favor of Civil Ser
•! vice Reform. That party ha* had an
' opportunity for twelve years and that
• reform has not been brought about.
We have the spectacle of a President
! saying that he is i:i favor of Civil Ser
vice Reform, and the leadcis in the
'j House, confidential advisers to the
• President, denouncing Civil Service
'j Reform as hostile to the Administra
■ tiou. The present session of Congress
i has closed without any effort at reform.
>. Now if the men who have nominated
me are sincere in their desire for re
■ form, let them show it in November,
j Let every ballot be an assurance that
. offices are to be administered only for
a government of the people. I believe
I that ray judgment, in respect to the ac-
I tiou of the Convention to meet at Bal
j timore, is in harmony with this Con
| vention. [Cheers.] I desire to say, '
, as the representative of this Convcn- :
; tion, and of the Convention at Balti- !
I more. [Applause.] j believe that
I this Convention will result in such ac
tion as will secure a Reform in the '
State of Indiana and in the govern- .
ment of the United Stales. [J/Oudj ( ,
cheers.] I believe, Sir, I say it her*, „
I hear a rumbling that will lie heard
afar in different States of this country,L
which says that the Administration of *
Gen. Grant will close forever on the B
4th of next March. j
♦• I
The following are short extracts >
from the old Kuow Nothing speeches j
of Henrv Wilson, in Masa(diufetts, in i,
I*> 4.
"The time has come alien the uni-|t<
form of the stale militia should no b
longer be disgraced by being seen on g
the hack of a Catholick irishman or (<
an Infidel Dutchman." 1
"By the light of these burning slant- f<
ics the Touton ami Celt may read the ri
doom that will overtake llicin in the >1
attempt to compete with the i ativc •-
born American tor |>oliticil snprcmney '
ou this continent.
There are now twentv-five republi
can papers in the stale opposed to the
election of Ilarjrnnfi. That is rather
severe on the Addition, Division and
Silence randidulc.
A trial is going on in Norlltumber
land county, in which a director testi
fied that he received twelve dollars
from a candidate aspiring to berourifv
superintf udent of schools, to be divid
ed among directors in payment for their
votes. One hardly knows which to
most admire, the rate at which these
gentlemen hold themselves, or the emi
nent fitness they show for the duty of
educating the youth of Northumber
land county.
The school directors of White town
ship, Greene county, have been fined|
fifty dollars for refusing to publish;
their annual statement, a* directed by
law.
On the 3rd there were forty deaths'
by aunitroke in New York.
l.otig llrutu'li
Arrival of the Gift Itikei wilb hi* 1
Tump* of Horse* nod I togs
a
(Cor. of the >\ orbl
I.unu Uw im ii, Juno 12. I"h* w.rvtil of
licnerwl tJrant ni liis nnnwrr vpuirter *s
lot oelobratiKl thb.veri by the light*- II J
lonrUh. Kx Colln t.'i" Murphy, who vui „
hi constant in hU attention* l■ > |1* l'ro*f. c
-lent last year, vsit>- ln-iv on Mmlav hut ~
iv-mill not o\ mi ail', ol iho lino- to ,(HV one ,
ilay more lar tins -.it- ,-l * < h-.uuii his i-hl '
i-l let' The pre-itlcni, n illi quite a mom f- i j
nut <-*-*>: t, urnvt-J l\ 111 k**i i \pios itain t
from l'lnlilel|ihtnoi 1 -*h.v ti t* #, i
the onl.v i-rtV-i-i hi> udv- . p(---lu*-< 1 v. i-> „
excite Ihe curiosity ofih.* villager- while &
hi. horses ami *I-*k- s- n- V-tug rt-iu iiil
from the ilt-)M-t 10 th. h- ynu-l the |
Wrst Km), This w* lallo-r an interest- ,
ing .erne Kirt, the l'-..1, •m -i f-, *• ,
|j . a .eeiupaiiieil by I
TttK MM- \,\o iMkti:* i I
rials up Ihinu avenue ,u earring*-., nn*l
then fill lowed a troop <t hoi ■ -, jack#.-**", J
(tog*, ami the *x-n lit nr - airy ill# the w r
v nt ami lit# luggage The head steward
of the White House lia-1 arrived Ihe !.* ,
before to put the collage in order. Owing
to tiraru - re-nomination f>r tin l're-nl-ii
i-v he is enabled to keep a farmer -lu-l than
last year. Then he brought only mx i
hv-rses ; now he hn- el. von, and a jack*— ,
besides,
TH raIHKMI VI J.W K V**,
distinguished liimselt before lie had heel
in the plaee an hour. Tlie evpre*lun
having charge ol ihe l'r- -id**ntia) eltect
were convey ing all llc animals unto it*-
cottage, when the stubborn ,x,-kn--, tin
t- hi* nature, suddenly billed and p -i
--ti\i-!v refu-eil t i g-* any -urth.-r Tlie v,I.
lag.- boy? were gath.-ring : -und i nioy ing
I the sport*, some of ih*-nt doubting thum
. elve* with laughter ami holding their bml- 1
ie up by resting their hands on the.r
knees, while they shouted "lib ' w hat a
'jackass. At last, while haifntloxen men
were wrestling with the obstinate b- v-t,
| one of the urchins more astute than if.-,
other* made a great discovery, and an- (
nounced it by exclaiming "tb, it aiu tno
| jackas* at all ;it a jenny." Th'u pr>.
duced such y ells of laughter a> should have
made even a jackal or a jenny blush,
t'ntil then the nu-n hating the beast in
charge had not take.'i her -e\ in considera
tion, and they now resolved to treat her
with more gentleness. Accordingly a braw
ny Hibernian went uj> to and said,
"Well, it ye don't chooc to walk ye can
just as w ill ride," and suiting the action to
the woid he threw his arms around the
"jenny" and lifted her bodily into the
wagon, where she remained while the
horses drew her up Ocean avenue, the peo
ple looking on admiringly as she passed.
The jackat-was taken to General Por
ter's house and turned out to (trass As
many of the horses a> could be accommo
dated at the President's own stables were
cared for there, the rest being conveyed to
the stable attached to the President's new
I cottage on the oppsile *ide of the avenue*
The dog* soon became accustomed to
their new houses, hut the big Newfound
land, when he gov* up t the cliff just hack
of the President's house and !oo'. <ut ti|*
on the ocean, wish it-curling waves rat
tling U|> the beach, take. hi. tat' beswe -n
■his leg. end runt for his kennel
I.OXO HR.IM it
is alM>ul the same thing it itiw > ha been
[since it **•- made a fashionable resort for
the summer season. It only lives during
two months of the \ ear. and its torpor i- -o
j profound that it never awakes until after
' the middle sif June. ltut during those two
months it is without doubt one of the must
favored >pot. in the l'jii(rd Stats-.. Had
air i.< unknown, and though the sun - rat -
may be never >o hot it i. only neces-arv to
Ueek the shade in order t-> k-ep cool and
frcli. If the wind blows from the east it
brings the .alt air of the s-a. and it it blow -
from the oppo-ile direction it come* loaded
with all lh fragran i of the New Js>rs>y
meadow .. A person dropping out of the
■lusty Mret t. of the city sr.c landinghn thi.
i nohle beas-li feels n-df he w ere transported
to heaven, and will immediately take !t"
liis hat and, in defiance of all fashion, .land
on the brink ofthe ocean a by- - at all hour*
.-f the day, letting the breath of Neptun*
• aturate his hair with brin . It is no won
dcr that gentleman of means and plenty
of leisure like General Grant, should
•pend as much tims' a- possible at this
place. He has adopts J it a- his regular
summer residence, and unless hi. defeat in
November should cut on his revenue of
hon.se*, horses, and dogs, lie may he count
ed <>n as a regular eitisen.
For the Reporter.
Coninieurcnieiit at (jctljslnirg.
OiTTTspvau, JIM 28I!I, 1872 Dear
Editor.—Long ago I promised to write
you occasionally, but, as y<>u arc aware,
did not succeed. To-day we leave our
Alma Mater, we sunder ties stronger,
tenderer and dearer than any on earth,
save those binding the numbers of tin*
same household To turn away from u
'fostering mother"—to remove beyond
the bounds of her tare, protection, and
purifyirg influence- is a -erious step in
the life of a young iniiti. Her moulding
power, like thul of a faithful mother, is
felt even if absent fretn her. The old
haunts to which our hearts hall ever turn
with anxious longing--the scenes with
which we have become so familiar. The
halls in which we have so often met for
prayer, social improvement, and intellect
ual culture must all he left behind. Our
College days are over, farewell* have been
said,the spell iohroken.thef-lass is scattered.
Sunday 28. The Bncealaurernte address
was delivered by M. Valentine I>. D. Pres
ident of College.
The Dr. chose for his text the 18th verse
of 4th Chap., II Cor. The theme of his
discourse wa the putrifying, elevating
"power of the I'nseen." This lie consid
ered in two giades or stales, in the lower
sphere of nature and the higher range of
grace. We have neither space nor tiuie
to trace thejlinc of argument, suffice it tw
say that the Dr. gave us one of his ablest
and best sermons, any sine of which would
fareclipse those of a Beecher, orTalmadge.
In the evening Rev. S. B. Barnitz, of
Wheeling, Va., delivered the annual ad
dress befere the T. M. C. A., of the col
lege. 11M theme wu. • "The improve
ment of one* chances in life," a practical
topic, and practically handled by this no
hle specimen, physical and mental, of the
yen us homo. On Monday evening. I)r. J.
G. Morris, of Baltimore, delivered "The
Ilolmnn Lecture" on tin Augsburg Con
fession. The Dr. is neve- dry, always car
ries hi* audience tight along with him, so
:hey get through as ssson as he docs, which
- not the case with not a few ministers.
I'uesday evening Dr Bauui of York ad
lrc-.cd the alumni of the Tties'l Scmin- 1
j. Piploroasweru thpii eoriferied upon the
graduating iiUss by Pr. Brown, Pr->aideul
!of the Seminary. ('apt. J. Hnrpster, your
r | townsman, who i- now in India, i one of
d j the C1H.
Wednesday morning was the- junior ex
hibition. An appreciative audience was
'- present "bright and early." Exercise*
- were interesting—speeches well written
s and perfectly committed Every body
y seemed pleased. I have no room to give
- you the programme, but suffice it to say
r that the exhibition was creditable to the
3 performers and tho Institution. I was
t> agroeab'y surprised, on looking over the
. audience, to sea an old familiar face, that
j of your enterprising and upright merchant
. Mr. Win. Wolf. 1 was soon near enough I
to give his hand a friendly shake and in
quire of your welfare. In the afternoon j
- Rev. MeCroni P. P , of Baltimore, deliv-1
li cred the biennial address before the Philo. |
ii Society. Ills subject. Oratory, was ably:
handled, and well illustrated in ills own |
. style of delivery. In the evening a large
.! und altentativc uudience was entertained j
jbv Christopher Fine, Esi- of Sew V ork,
I '
flu' addio. xx ,i- befolethi* A loom) of Ihe . I
'ollcgc Till- wu mi nl.le review of tie '
ov ami fill <>l nation-, au-1 the prgr> *• '
*1 IISHHIOIM, culuiiiiiiHliug oi the a*l ihll-h- i
uelit olA'lir i'*l glci lout lu-lilltioti.. It' l
sill npp. ir in 110 ii. \i niiuihei of fl.e 1
Kx angelical ljunr(*'i x
Siiu-hiui' ami lic-hm - greeti-d it, tin >
t'hur-.lay morning. Jui the w.alh-i w. '■
wcto xx i.hing let l.ili tin - liui. h xx.i.
rloxx d.-il xx ilh an . igri au tieiicc Com ,
mencemei I* gem-rally ate a hore, on ac
inic I the mini 0..| I t ill of lilt oia
tin. tup go*anuig mx iiiloriiiatiou iioui
pei.oli- pre .nl till- w i mil It i- Hue
tH. I • xxei. IIIIIIC )*.>•-'.rumii • llixn exei
lief ney et I hey xx . - of mil i different,
ami i oii-cip|eiitly m .re intero-liug cliar
art. i il.it tlie|ic..ph f *..oiineil lllMllgh nl
Ah ;L LM-I.il ~ 1..1X5.1 J.ploma
fr. II til*' hand, of 111 \ alelili e, I * C--i
•lent of l\ dcgc tin retiring Ir on ib
•tage i- icli xluxletit might b" k-ou gather- '
nig up bompi. I-, lrphi ol'jlhe d*x ihx
gill-of fan hand-.
I clip the follow nig in-ill l tu ll"' Star
A Sentinel
" the I 11 xx nig iiuno* w a*a;. led j
fx> eii i'lli'tii ill idiolg. hip I*l 11 oi.ir,
John llriihaker, llrrlin, P* ,2nd Hnntir.
\N l\ T S i!:! f \ui. luburg. Pa !rd
John Friday, Jeiferoii, kid Ilh t<
W Ft rtio y, l'lin* (iinvu Mill- i'
(irutt P ,c, i.ii be.t * jx on ilia "Cotter - j
Satu.'-'ay Nigl.i. John lliitbakcr. It.-clif-
Pa ii nU i Qld *'< .!*i. JwnkN Latin,
frige, \\ m 8 Preas Barraa BUI, Pa.
Krx*liiuai Pri*c th i bet geltcral l'bolr !
-I p, : di. -V| t . ny by, .iettyburg
In ilie arti-rna u >•! 'I htu-Uax the K<- (
I ni HI of the alumni and (Vlend* of I lie .
. o'b . p. k , it ih> Spring." II 'ti'l <
\ ~v , ... .| • tel.ml aft. )
xtli'i I. iillliiher- i t-*- > w ere otleri-d nod
! re-pi -.ib'*! !•. Vt 7 • "t!. kin the ex entng j
.me m! til' plcti-artlc-l t vctx i-i - .f the ;
, xx!i..|.- wee!, t- -p' • .11 I'tilltyt* chain-j
li-r It wa-ao eX.'lci-c of the Senior clu
| ot ! ur -jmeclie*, tree ilt-dica
te n and tire work- The finest and laig
|e*t Audience ua* here in attendance. Kro
ry body xxn- charmed. The ttce, tliu*
| etutsrera:* d, slniid* -acrx-d in the memory
iflST'd. Around it we sang our la-t *ang
around it xv • ito.td an unbroken band,
| perhaps fir the la-t time. Hood-bye i*
! -an) ami w • baste axxwy.
ii. W. F
Autiual St-hxMil l(t'|M>rt uf Ontro
i ounly, fur tilt* St'Jiuol Ypart'iul
i utr June X IMi
111 suboiitting thi* report, I doite to
' thank the directors, nr d friend* of public
: sch'sol education, "t Centre county, for
I the hind consideration with which tiie sug-
gx'ttion* made in my former reports have
been received, and tor the earnest effort
I tuado to carry out the measure* from time
' to time recommended
For u full exhibit of the work of the y ear
1 the reader it referred t-> the aivoinpatiynig
tabular tomcat, a brief summary of
i which ouly can bo given here
//u-ofs i(i,<//i.. .nfiK r 'Zleven new school
houses have been built during the year :
Homier 2, Hog* I, Hsinr* I,* Harris I,
j Pat:..T ! Potter I, Snow Shoe 1, Spring
!, Hu.ii 1, all ot which eri' luniniouwiu
■ and substantial All the new houses
have been suppl ed with good, cmnfart
able d< sks. and nine old ones have bien
1 suitably re-Airnislievl The new Insuse at
Lemont, in Harris district, deserves es
pecial mention. For ornament and beau
ty it ; • unsurpassed in the county, and is a
I ft model lor tm ti tion by other district*.
The nttnibi rol house* re|sortcd until for
use has br n rcdm cvl to cveleeh 17 and
arc situated as follow - Hoggs 1 Prrgu
son i, Harris I. Huston 1. Marnan I. Mil-*
■k. l'atton I. l'ottcr 'J, Spring V. I'monS.
Worth 1 C. is eart'ooily h uieti tl.at tin c
con icmncd structure may be repla< * J by
edifice* in keeping with the spirit of the
limes.
Kouiie n ii !• are -eat. ■: v iili impr.v •
cd patent lurniturc.
Koi'i ATto* vi. I'natiiiiss J)t r iMi iiik
l. ysi Six Vk vtt-
N umber of 10n... ) tiili in the last
•iv yer Ttl
X umber of house* supplied with suit.
able outbuilding- in last ti years ... It*'
N uml < rof hou ipplicd wit It suit
able furniture in last 0 years..,,. 1.7
Number <-f fi >t: -. - - arranged with
means Air ventilation in last yr- I<H3
Number of h- use. having outiini
maps i n ly.-J I,al
Numbs r <T house having outline
i man* m IK- 130
Nuinner of hoito *liav ing Artificial
(■lobes |vri Ii
Number of houses hav ing Artificial
Globe in IK--' 113
Number of sch" U in the county in
. ISOrJ ... IM
j Number of school* in the count* In
IK.' 307
Number of gr.iJcd schools in the
county in 16J6 - 37
N umber of graded schoobin the coun
ty in IH7- .- . O)
Numl .r of • "l well .dassitied in
in IS'-7 I'Ji
Number of html-room# decorated
with mo'l picture*. kc., in I*w>7 I
' Number of -;hi>l-n>oun decorated
with niottoi -. picture, At .in I>7'.' lHi
Number of school* in which class-rec
ord* w re kept in W7. '.* i
Number of schools in whiv h cl---r*-* -
ords w ere kept in IK7- 1 rw•
N umber <ll. .u her- who had at! undid
N*r*i*l School in lt*sj 7
I Niiinbcr of tocher* who attended the
County In.-titute nt l'cnn Hall, in
1867.. 70
Number teachers who attended the
County Institute at,Bellofonte in 1872 210
Number of Educational Meetings.
held in county during last six year* 119
Number oti-it- to -elioolby County
BuperiUndent duringlast -ix yean 1675
Number of \ tsit* : M :by county
.Superintendent aith diroctoJ*, dur
ing la-t six years •.*
Number of patron* met with me in
the tchoott during last sij years UH
Number of public examination* held
during la-t six years 161
Numbcrof applicants examined dur
ing last six year* libs'.
Number of miles traveled in discharge
of oißcial dutic* during last six
years ~ 18882
N timber of pupil* who studied Eng
lish (.trammer, in 1867 1000
Number of pupils who studied Eng
lish Grammer, in 1872 21111
Number of pupils who studied Geog
raphy in 1867 .. 1600
N" uin per of pu oils who studied Geog
raphy in 1872 3200
Number of pupils who studied Men
tal Arithmetic, in 1867 HOOO
Number of pupils who studied Men
tal Arithmetic in 1872 0376
Number of pupil* w ho studied Histo
ry U. B.—Map drawing, the rudi
ments of Music, Drawing, and
Physiology, in 1807—Comparatively
none.
Number of pupil* who were taught
History of the C. S. in 1872 2400
Number'of pupil* who were taught
Map Drawing in 1872 2062
Number of pupil* who were taught
Physiology in 1872 2376
Number ol pupil* who whro taught
the elements of music in 1872 liXO
Number of uup il* who were taught
Phonetic Spelling in 1872 4000
Sr/,oe/s —The number of schools in the
county i* 'JOT. M increase of three since
last report; of these, sixty are graded, arid
all, except two or there, as well classified
as eircumsUnce- permit, for until we have
n tharough sy -teni of graded schools, the
class ill en lion must Remain somewhat do
leetive.
The atteiiti n of director- i again earn
estly invited to the subject ot graded
schools, as mgge-ted in la-t year's reitort.
Sueli *ch'Hl* nr.- neoded pnrtieularfv at i
Julian Fiimiu e, in Huston ; Pcnn Hall or
Spring Mills, in Gregg ; Marsh Creek, in I
Ciirtin : Farmer-' Mill.-, anil Snow Shoe.
Additional grade- arc needed at Philips- j
burg and Mile-burg
I'lcamumtioio. —Thirty public exaralna
i ti <> 11 -> wore held, continuing from the close
! of the County Not mal School, September
i 21 l. until th*|t>p*uinfc oftlie public schools
!in November. For w ant of st sufficient j
number ol teacher* ■ ight private examine-1
1 1ion* were reluctantly granted,and certifi
cute- afterwards ifi* "• •<> three applicant*
who had partially failed nt the regular ex
h initiation*.
Tho public examination* aero attended
by one hundred and fifteen director*, and
one thousand and sixty-four citizen*.
The quolifiratione uf teachrrt were gener
ally higher than the year previous, though
the average grade of certificate remained
about thu hriiic Tlli- in accounlrtl for by
the fact that Physiology was introduced
into tho examination —a branch with
which many of the teacher* were compar
atively unucnuaii tod. To the brut of my
know ledge tncre are not half a dozen
teacher* in the Count v who are not regu
lar reader-. of the "Pennsylvania School
Journal," and "Educator."
I'initatioin. All the schools wero visit- •
od once, except two not in session at the
time : some r. reived a second, and a irw a
third visit. Nninhcr of visits 272, of which
lb I were iiuide with directors, to w horn
with .proper direction* I committed
tho further supervision ot the schools 1 111
directors, and 218 patrons thus accompany- |
ed me. These visitations were continued an- i
erruplcdly iron tin' l< at■ i'• It t the olid
if out -licit term, and illi'll It wn* barely
lottililt' to reach ail tho school* i.,p tin.)
dosed, ill connection an tl It i lie extra alien
ion requited in milir In. untie- I lie ..fileo
aor . ill.' Coitiily inatitnto, eel. More
liorougli superx l-mn it needed .ii. Ii ay.
liervi.nin at a ill Uol "lily > but . ufr/i
i-verx |>arl d llie work of every
oliool li i- Jilt! It" lieoe-.aiy for the'
. liool a. lor lilt- I'll in, 11. wort-Imp, il,e
railroad <>r the ni inuUctory, The supef.
iiilenJaut i.iniiot 1.. tin-, lor ihcittmo*l lie
eali <lo it to I l-it the -ehool. mice of twice ;
vi.il- from dir.-. |or,*lhough of liuit h |.rn •
ti.'al tu'iieilt, w ill ii..| mi.wer 111 ' purpose,'
for I.* iu|.ecl Well the Work of other*, *llob
| I out lull.l 111. i-> It he a 111 -I elu-- teaeher
a prole-.tonal expett Herein i- where
ill. Il.lri. I allp, I llilelldeu. x , with il>, llitt
failed to a. pi..lt thai lllllollllt ol K'MI I
which il lit lie I wi* * would lone don. Such
superintendent .'..01 d . vce. -up. ri i-n.u
ou rI on .i lift, -> h ml., neighboring dl*-
I I. I. jointly rinplox nig extra tcrt 'tiwr
f.-r ih* |iurj*., Supci v i.i'.u ofthi-kiud
i. Ot an . xpi'i'iiuant; r.*cuuiiil*'iu|c.| for
X ca. • hv the >'a!c -.iiperiutciidellt, il hit'
h.'ett fairly te.lc I, allil it lloxx in operation
iii many eoiuilir- of the S'atc, sir it It the
he-l re.nil-. 111. uhjut I i lerlainly
worthy oi careful eon* h! oration by direct
or*
1... ■t if In*/ ' i t >itr twenty-fifth an
nual llltlillllf w ii held at 111 lleVoiite, dtir-
III,; holiday *x< k I'wo hunrded and ten
teacher- were to -cut a decrease of twen
ty allien la-t x ir This wn* owing to re
port. of aiiiai!-po\ pre\ siting ill itellefoiite
A vertigo attendance <•.' teacher* two hun
dred, uml -p.-rtatur>. llxe huiidicd, at cxe
ry -et-ion The exerci-c* xverc of a p.ire-
Iv practical ai. I |ir*.fe--i -lial character
Prominent no tlni instructor- were
Prof. -I. >)i. -maker Mi*. It II >'
iu:4 r. . and I'rol .1 S It-die.!. Kx clung
le. tore, xvare deliver. Iby Jauie- t'alder.
Il ll president I "IVltl-x Ix mi la Agri
cilltiiriii College, ItcV. Jalliet Mullen, and
Prof. ShiHUnak. •
.Y-O.HU/ V 1 lie sixth annual *es
— i• 11, under the -upei x i-;ou, ami partial in
struction of tie -iiprrii.icnd. i.t, rnn held
ai Itchcr-loii g pi i. i i in.- fall . xannua
ih.ti- Eighty leather- were in tilteiid
. * ;-r. v.. ~c.d dally .< x. rv
.1 1, .mi ll- l.ord- Pr-x.'t' i. al.-lj
i xei x inxtrni'.k' in maiix
TVt\\ • live di-te 1 uniform-'
' it*, mill have Ini I ii ■ change of book- fur
' rit V Cit'
I*' 'it M -ii . Considerable advance-j
tin til lias l/i cli made. In addition to dally
t jtt'r* in** in duging, our or two le**on* a
mi'L in tit" element* mill tiiti ■ o of mu*ic
, wire given in many icbooli, Tin? diftirul-
TY in tlir way of iu (I'IINII inUoducliuq
w i?. that nniny'i'f our teacher# were entire
i !y unacquainted with Mm thii uin>t rudi
mentary principle*. It is hyped that *ucli
teacher* will properly quality tliriinalvr*,
;iy another year, to trarli alt th.it uiay be
niiuirwl of tin in.
/'/■•NRIHI/ An etlort bai IIMD 1111111 to
introduce liii* branch into the school*,
within the last yenr Bartholomew ■ draw
ihK mhli we'i' Haiti in about ISU H hvnk
Till* branch should he taught aa univer
sally and thoroughly a- penmanship.
lifi-urati-n. - Many of the school-rooms
are very tastefully decorated With niottoea,
pictures, dowers, etc , supplied with win
dew pa|H-r. or curtains, arid are kept #cru
, puloualy clean lam sorry 1 cannot say
j this ol all
.Mural* and Minner* In this 1 think 1
am rafe in saying considerable improve*
in -lit ha? bnti made. More attention has
been given to the general out-door conduct
and habit* of pupils than former!*, and
with the lu<-t ueirablc result* There is
no time when the watchful care of the
teacher is more necessary than at recess,
i and before and after school.
Tb< K(uf-tti nut njroirus utude id> tkt
public* b I* * arw the-auie a? contained
in forni r rr|sorts, and tu-ed not be re| at
-d here.
Before closing I wetild call the attention
jof directors to the ** ining want the e*-
I tablishmeiit t.f several new school*, one in
lien nor, one in ti.e lower part of Burnside,
and on* on the mountain above l'leasalit
Gap, (the latter perhaps jointly between
lieu per, Sp.-mg and Totter l.i; no >|i|
in ( rut re county, however isolated, remain
di-stltUP ef propi r fi ililie* tor the edoca
t ion of the young
It M M AtifcK, IV. >upt
From mi official statement of the
bit-inea* ol the Lycoming l ire Insur
ance company, says the .Muncv l.ura
itiarv, their In-*-- are h-.-tru, for the
ycti ending ou the Itfth of June,
were sl,o.li,oGG.*sfi. Amount prev
ious to this date, y">,l • 7,7?7 1 '.'7, inakc
inj; a t<dnl uf?l t I!H,!MI.W, which
cmi r.io* Vli'JT claim- They Kate
their accumulated capital at
81M.49, and rash asset* over Labilities
Julie 10th, $4J0,4G0.5ti.
Valuahlt* Farm
at Private Sale
The undrrfigiied offer- at privute'sale.
a valuable Farm, situated in Gregg town
ship. Centre county, n<ar de
pot at Spring Mill-, and belonging t.. the
.-!te of Eli-abrth Nee*e, dee d.
This farm contains
22t ACHES FARMLAND
of which oOacres are well limbered
>■> Titer .on are ere. ted two duelling
- *■ bou-e*. uith Barn* and all ieco-ary
ontbuilding Ft tit of ail kind- and as
] abundance of v. ter on the premise*. The
! land i under a high slate mf cultivation,
i in I aniot e the beat in the valley
Per further i-. formation apply l->
Ja. I). G.\ r/KLL
one •: tin Administrator*, mar Spring
Mill-. June 11. it
1.5% f
°LI 311-I MACHINtS I>l
lift- IfcV ••!*% f
The Champion of the World.
I The new Improved American Button
Hole Overseaming and Complete
.Sewing .l/achine —The great
est machine of the Age !
Simplcity, Durability A Choap
noss Coniblnod.
This macliitie being the litest, ha* many ,
improvement- overall other, in a word. HI
is a perfect iiiacliim-|w hirh is acknowlodg-'
ed bv I he* best judge* andngent* of nil other
machines
Call on A. L. Bartge,*, Madixonburg.
who i* the authorized agent for Centre,
county. Also keein the best Sewing Ma
chine thread, needle*, and repairs all kinds
of towing machines, clocks, watches, tnu-'
sick boxes A- I will thoroughly canvass {
the section belonging to me, mid d shall be
very inuch pleased to sell every person a
machine, on easy terms ; give ii a trial bo-'
fore purchasing any other it has n<> e-iual. |
Parties wishing the machine, w ill please; i
address the undersigned. Satisfaction i
guaranteed All order* promptly attend- I
ed to. A. L BARTGES,
Agent for Centre County.
1 M ALMSWMIVRO, PA.
CKS'TUaI. Hi i i ll 1,, Corner ■ ■mini
and Chestnut Street, Miffiinburg, Pa.
John Showers, Proprietor.
Its t'entral Ideation makes it particularly
desirable to persons visiting Town on
business or pleasure.
11. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
: ly.
NrvvClothingStore
A. STKltNlttiHG,
engaged to manage for I L. lleizcntlnin,
in the corner building, opposite llolfer's
store, llellefonte, has established a new
Clothing Store where the best bargains in
the county nrc offered.
$7.50 to sls for Suits of tho fin
est Casshnere.
HATS, CAPS
ami u full and complete assortment of ev
ery thing in the line of Clothing.
(■oiiPm Furnishing Goods
all directly from their own manufactory.
Also.
Jewelry, Wtilrli***, sir.
They iuivo engaged their old ulark, Mr.
A. Stei nberg, -ii wcil known to the lu-nplo.
and who will he pleased to sec nis oliii
friends. ap&tf. j
Piece good* of every discrlptiou. soliL
low to enable everybody to have his cloth- 1
ing mads to order. * I
IHJMI'S!
Woollen l'inii|is.
AND
PIPING.
'I lie undersigned would repec|Ail|y call [
hi'niiriitlon.'ltheeltiaaiiA of(.,nit re county,
uol Pi'iuuvalley in particular, to the fact
hat lie I. inanufa. during
-f£ a£37 PUillf,
made at home or elti-wlu-re. lie uses none
hut the I* -i material, IIK xx xttuKsr* ruaxi
to gixe .all-faction, na heing the iwat last
lug ami durable arruiim TO Til K Ol.li
xv.H.deu pump, being arranged to let the
water nil and prevent Imaging in winter.
Pine, te.plai or cucumber pump, njwax -
en hand lii- malirial for piiMi|ii i> all
-w. I fi-un large timber, ami are thtt*
Secured igninatCheckiugorCntrking.
All . : der t*y inail promptly filled
PI I*l Ml, made of the lel material, of
fixe inch -.uniting, joined together with
coupling block*, thoroughly handed, and
wai anted to Aland any pre-.tire re.juireii
for. ..linarx u-e. Price- of piping range
fro ii I'd to fa cent* per foot. Send order- to
■Mpt-WUy JTKLLKIL
Mile-liurg, Pa
AyAHKKN S PATKNT I'lHiK Kit
tor .ale by
apl t \S kt J "M M * SlliAL
gHcM IxKKIIiiFK ll * I I
AHej*ia;y Slnet, Bullnfuutn, l'n.
I>. JuRKSUN xV BONBtPnyridM
X ri - at < f Aa- II ol g!., < I. XI t OKI AUt.K MoOM
PKO.MI'I A ITKNDANCK.
A 1.1. THK MODKHN CDSVKNIKN-
I KS ANH UKASiiN AMI.K Charge..
The proprietor- offer to the traveling
public, ami t* their country fiienda, fir-t
. la— a. comuiodation* alu) careful att.-li-
Hull to the xx ant- ! gttc-l. at ail tiliin., at
lair rate- t 'arclulhottU r. and good xtabi*
ling f..r hor.i-w. An excellent table well
-••rxed. A Hr tupplled wit Ii fine liquor*.
S.-rx anl- vxell Iraineil and evarylbing re
i|UUiUr in a tirl rla— Hotel, (fur loeatmn
i in the bu:nei part of the to* n, near th
p,..t Office, the t i,urt Hou-e, the t'hur
jche*. the Uaiik., and the p incipat place.
..f buainc-*, render* il the mo*i eliriblt
place for thc who vitit Hellefoet* oil Du*h
or ploa .ii re.
All OrunibuA will curry j>Jts*cugcr.•
•us I bnggng*! to kuJ from all traiu,
free of charge.
CICKTKK HALL
FOUNDRY
•Hit
Miichiiit' Shops.
Van Pelt <fc Co.
Tbo undeoigned, having leared th<
above eaUblitbinent, announce to the pub
| lie that the *aine will be carried on in al
it* variuttt brant het, a* a
Kul NDKY. MACHINE SllnP.
aud .Manufactory, of Agricultural
Ituiik-utcuLi*,
They are prepareuto fill, upon rhorte*! n*.
tic.-, all order* for
Horse Powers
Threshing Machine'
Uakcn,
I'lJ W> and I'low C asttug-?
of every description, all kind- of t'a-lii gs
made and tiled up for
Mills, F'Tgta, Kurimoea,
Factoriiw, CT.
V i—•, run thing in lilt line of
>ll \PTlStiri.
PFLLIBs
HANGERS,
ill iron or liia-s.
\V o employ the lir-t Tattcrniuakai
Our Patterii* arc new and of the latest
improved plan*.
\l-omannfacttm- the unrivalled
ROUGH & READY
Vo r n VI an f e
which i* the Ik >t now matie.
All order* by mail promptly atten
ded to IdecTltf
FURNITURE!
Grand tlpcning
FOR 1872.
AT
JOHN CAMP'S
MIL ROY,
where h" lit* opened with a v i ry larg.
stock of the latest style*, both fancy and
common
Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Furni
ture.
aunts,
of all kinds.
All kinds t.f repairing done with neat
net* and dispatch having four good wort
men at the bench. 1 am prepared to do
all kinds of custom work, fine or common.
Thankful for past favors, I hopo by strict
attention to hu*ines* yon and everybody
else will show smiting face* at my new
ware rooms.
JOHN CAMP.
,janl2.tf.
K\V HAKDW A KKSTORE)
J. A J. HARRIS.
NO. 5. BROCKERHOFF ROW
A new and complete Hardware Store hat
' Seen opened by the undersigned inßrock
crhofTs new building— wherctheyare pre- j
oared to sell all kind* ofßuildingandHous. I
Furnishing Hardware, Iron, Steel, Noil*.
Buggy win-els in sett*, ClinmpionClolhcs
Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and Han i
Saws,Tennon Saws, VVebbSaws, IceCrean
Freezers, Bath Tubs, Clothes Backs, a ftil j
| assortment of Glua* mid Mirror Plate of al j
sizes, Picture Frames, Wheelbarrows,
, Lamps, Coal Oil 1-aiups, Belting, Spoke*.!
Felloes, and 11 üb. Plows, Cultivators. Corn
Plows. Plow Points. Shear "Mold Boards
and Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutlery, Shov->
els, Spade* anil Forks, Locks, Hinge-
Screws, Sash Springs, Horse-Shoe*. Nails
Norway Rod*. Oils. I-ard, Lubricating.
Coal. Linseed. Tanner.. Anvils. Vices, Bel-j
lows. Screw Plate*. Biueksmith* Tools,
Factory Bells, Iloue Bells, Dinner Bells.
Gong it. ll*.Teaßells,Grindstone*. Carpen
ter Tool*, Fruit Jars wndCan*.Paint*,Oil*,
Varnishes received and for anle at
jtutftt,ly. J. & J. HARRIS.
<! ti r ring e
MAMTKACTOHY
(Vlitrc Hull. I'm.
GEO II IIARPSTKK
| Urns on had and for sale at the tno.i re*,
sonahle rates a splen lid spick of
CARRIAGES, BIGGIES,
and every description ofWagon* both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to he made ol the best and most
durable material*, and by the moat expe
rienced workmen All work sent out from
the establishment will be found to be ol
the highest class and sure to ginr perfect
satisfaction. He will also have a five as
sortment of
SLEI G H 8
of all tho newest and most fashionable
styles well and carefully innde and of the
best materials.
An inspects n of hit work is asked as it
is believed that none superior can be found
in tho country. aug2s.tf.
JOHN C. MOTZ & CO.
IIAKKKRN.
Miu.ii kim, Ckntrk Co., Pa.
Receive Deposits arid allow interest.
Discount Notes.
Make Collections.
Issue Eastern Exchange.
And a general Banking Business done.
JOHN V MOTZ,
A Walter, Presihewtv
Cashier. mar22tf.
M. . IitIKIJCUKR A. < . MOpMUk
MILLHEIM MARBLE WORKS.
New Firm —New i-.iiUr|>re.
HMSIXiIEK .( MOM Fit, ,
to 11, <i HeictxoKMj
W would moat respectfully inform Ihe'
public, thai they Imve taken rlnr(c of
this old ami iieee**ful 'in)i|Ulitiihi, and
propose to carry tilt I fir- ami' under re
newed auspice*
Tkry Imvn on lon.d, an.l will make to
order,
MON I'M KX Vs.
(•(M l HE"-
Tl \| Il> A
at any p..-.i1.1.- de-ign, aiol (.rice.
' Wo ilw tin' l'"l grn.l— of marhlc
ITALIAN,
CAMAAA,
AMI at. IS SI A rt'Akr,
HRRT AMI* A<
and ay will* |erferl assurance, *'or
work i> our reference."
SI,. |.r..t rlt ridge, Millhcim
ipdfciy.
J. ZELLER dr SON
DRUGGISTS
Nuti ltrucker Imff Hotr, )t llf'ioi.lr.l'a
lfiritlerw In Urugx. 4 bi'iulcala,
IN'rfkuiiery . I-'MIM'I (*W *IIN dr..
dr.
Pure Win*** and l-iquor* for medical
purpr.-c al x ay . kept may 31. 7Z
La r H tuail 1 IIUMAt A. HICKM.
< IT A HI) WA HK STOUE 11
x -tl ... ~
H7/-SOA d UU KS,
Z llelb font*-. Pa., IH
-/j (Huceeaor to law I* * NVilmoM.,)
I- Hespet tfully inform tha citizen* of ft
'■£ Centra ami other couniir*. that they "
< have one of the largrat and l*-t w- H
a. lecUwl dock of Hardware to be found, "
i, - ooailillng of Iron, Hleel, Nail*, ®
tl florae Shoe-, Axel-, Spring Wagon
Skein, and Boxt-*, Complete *toek ol
carpenter too', and builder* hard- ft
ware, Imlml ml-, paint., gla. var- ®
5 ni.he*, bru*he, cucumber pnmp# and
~Z tubing Lamp* af all kind*, tcale*, £
ia. cutlery, a
"" WOOD ASH WILLOW W.tKK *
Full line of taddlcry and coach ma
ker* good*, wood work for buggies
_ and wagon*, plough*, harrow*, culll
vator* and grituiUne#. Looking H
1 gla*e* and mirror plate* Picture 3
■ frame* made to ordor. They alto
J* have the celebrtd cook stove,
3 SUSQUEHANNA, >
■i. every one warranted to give |erfeot|2
satisfaction All kind* of parlorj .
2 lovc. We are determined to telljj
< at the lowest price* for cash, or on!
Z. short credit —not to exceed three! 2
• month*. Call and MM* U*. a* we take-
HZ pleasure in showing our good*.
* WII.SOS A HICKS
> marl&tf Bellefonte, P.v. '
2 5
51_ _ ij
Gift Sc Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL.
They have now opened, and will constant
ly keep en hand, a splendid stock of new
Mlofc-s. GAITER*. A SLIPPERS, for
turn, women and children, from the b<-t
manufactories in the country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOOTS ud SHOES made to order, U|m
short iH)ti< They invite the people of
thi* vicinity to give them a call, a* tboy
will strive to merit a share of their pat
ronage, tnylWf
N'KVS f I KNITI KK STOUK
.. . i
I bouii UCI.U* Hoi rat; >
HKLI-KFCiNTK. l'A.
(. eoh <;e (f jui )a x,
I baler in
f u wJt ua £
OK At-b KIXIK 4 ,
BKDSTKA IS, TABLES, THAI BS.
Parlor and t'hambor Sets,
SOX AS. LOUNGES,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
WARDR)B£S. KATTRESBEB. Ac
Particular fittenlioa to tSrdcred \\ ork.
KF.PA IIIIXO DOSE PROMVTL |*
INOIItTAKINt..
hi All It* lirancher,
METAI.IC, \ At.NfT, RtEWOOU, ASI>
<\l M HON CASK ETS,
Always "l Hand. and FnamU Attended
Wit! tn Elegant ltoarse. ap6tf.
Stoves! Fire! Stov's!
At Andy live* man'*, Centra Hull, are
li'.H and bet siuvc* out, he l:i> just
received a large lot f
Cook Stoves, the l'ionecr Cook,
the Eclipse Cook,
the Reliance Cook.
PA HLOUS-The Radiant Light, -elf-fce
der, Gas Burner. National Egg,
Jewell, dec.
iSt.He sells stove* a* LOW a anywhere
in MitHiu or Ccutrv co. -u*--'
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE
The undersigned hereby inform* the
citizen* of Pen nsvalley that nc ha* pur
chased the Tin*hop heretofore carried or
by the C. H Mfg Co., and writi continue
the same, at the md stand. in all itbranch-l
< < . in the manufacture of
STOVE PIPE a SPOITIXii.
All kind* of repairing done, lie has
alwar*on hand
Fruit Can*, of all Sixes,
BUCKETS,
CUPS.
DlppEKti.
DISHKS.&C.
All work warranted and charges reason
able. A *hafe of the public patronage so
licited. ANI). KKKSMAN.
2*op7oy Ceutre Hall
Railroad O. K*
NEW GOODS.
Herlacher & Cronmiller.
CENTRE HALL. PA
Have just received.
Dry Good*. Notion*. Grocerio*, Hard
ware, (Jiieen-ware, Woodatid willow ware
Iron, Salt, Fih and tn faet. a magnificent
assortment of everything
and now i.tfeml nt pricea lower than
the lowert.
Dress Gauds
\ A most beautiful variety, eon-i-ting of all |
the novelties of the -easoli,
white good*, embroideries, hoop skirt*,'
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
All we ask that vou will
CALL AND KX AMIN'K OCR STOCK
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS,
•ilver plated and Yankee Harness double
and single, bridles and halters. Apr 1
THE KEYSTONE
LIGHTNING ROD CO.
Are the Sole Proprietors of the
Celebrated T. T. Kinsey Patent
Copper Lightning Rod.
Also manufacturers of*
COPPER CABLE, RODS AND
WK.iTIIF.I6 VANES
Of every Decription and of the nioet approv
ed Style.
All order* for putting up ItuJs and Panes
uu/f receive prompt attention if given to
GEISB <FC COMPANY,
Ageuti for Centre County I
CENTRE HAIL, PA. tprl2tf]
Furniture Rooms!
J. O. I'EINIMikK,
•aaparthilly inform, the dtiaena of Centre
county, tliat hv ha. constantly on hand and
make* to order, all kind* 01
lIKDftTKAIM,
III" KKACK,
*!NKH.
WABHNTANDP,
GOKNKK CM' 1* ltd A 111 f
TABLES, 4c., 4c
ILI.UFC MaPkOUAIN* A (.WAV* to* A*P
Hl'itoek of ready-made Furniture ilarg
and warranted ot good workmanship and
all made under lii own imn,< diateupcr\ i.
•lon, and la offered at rale, a* cheap a.el.e
where. Thankful for pat favor*, he #olii
it* n continuance of the aiue.
Call and ce hi. .lock before putcba.U
alar where. ap24'Wlv
j wwmi.A t a, urariTZka
ILAIK 4 BTITZKK,
Attorney. at Law. iiellefonte,
Oflc % on the liiimutnl, neat door to (Jar
[man's hotel, Censultatlon* In Merman m
i K* 1 * 1 ***• ______ febU'*f
I "II s y i;rri M: Attorney At Uw '
♦/ Collection, pron:fitly made ind tpcria
attention ait en to I Pore having land* oi
property lor .ale. Will draw up and havt
ucknowl. dged Un4i, Mortgage* 4c. Of.
flee in the diamond, north side of the
•ourt hou.e, licllefoule.o -HiZfOfH!
hIKNKr MKO< KKKUorr, J 1> .IIOIbT.
President, ('adder.
jdiKXTUK COUNTY BANKING C(
iLate Miliiken, Hoover 4 Co.)
KhCKJVK DEPOSITS,
And Allow lnteret,
fiiM ount Note*,
Buy and Bell
Mover mucin flMstiritiw, Cold and
; ".n.por.. j
JAB. VI MAMt'*. Attorney •
BaiL..-: . uiv sf< • *. ..all be
tie*, ei.ti _ted u> him. juio.GHf
|\ Y FOKTNKY * Au.rney at Law
l/ Bellrfonte, Pa. (itfii r over Itey
I 'mid . bank. mayllOif
H. K. M'ALLIaTKK, JAM.* A. KKAVM
[iamiJßYlH a UZAiZi
A TTORSEVK-AT-LA W\
! Ilellefonte, Centre Co., Perm'*. apdHtf
IK A C. MITCHELL, Attm7ie\ m~Law
Bellefoiite, Pa. Offii* in Carman,*
[new building opposita the Court llcum-,
may 6,
Si tenet on fAr AJtenet.
C. H. Gutelius,
Surgeon antl Mechanical IhntM
, who i permanently located in Aaron.bura
in the ufltaa formerly occupied by Dr. Net.
and who ha* been practicing with entirt
auccet.—ha v ing the ciperit nee of ar. umbel
of year* in the profe**ion, he would cordi
ally invite all who have a. yet not giver
him a call, to doao, and test the truthfuinew
of this assertion. Teeth extracted
I *' t^HUt Mi"- _ nay'£2sßtf
jso. it. oavt*. r. t. *u)*>uii
OKVIH A ALEXANDER
Aitorney*-at-law Office inConrad House
Beilefout*. Pa.
J. V. GKPHART,
with Orvi* A Aloudrr, attend# to c ollec
tion* and practice In tbe Orphan'* Court.
Tjan'TOtf __
|>OyTS. large stock. alt style*, #!*<•# and
I>price., for men and boy* jut arrived
at Wulf well known old Stand
Chas. H. Held,
Clook. Bairhntakrr d Jrtrrlei
Millheim, Centre eo., IVnna.
L.-.iwt tfully inform* hi# friend* and tin
public in general, tbat lie ha# ju*t opened
at bl* new e*talili*hntent, above Aiesan
der' Store, and keep* constantly on hand
all Wind# of Clock#, Watches ana Jewelr*
of the latest tvb-, a# also the Maranviilt
Patent Calender Cluck*, provided with r
eoinplet# index of the month, and dar o.
tha month and week on it# face, which it
warranted a a Perfect lime-keener.
vguClock*. Watches and Jewelry re
paired on *hort mairernd warranted.
*epUM;ly
MILLER S HOTEL Woodward, Pa
Stage# arrive and de|iart daily.
Thi# favorite hotel i* now HI everv ri*peti
on.- of tin- iuo*t pleaaut country hotel# it,
central Praasylvanis. Tbe traveling com
munity will alwayt find the hot accommo
dation. Drover* can at all time# be accom
modated with stable# and {mature (or any
. number of cattle or horse*.
julvß6ftf GEO MILLER.
A BALM, #ITXLI>* aaw hamuli
• i RO.*T. manor at., Brllcfontc,
W INKS A N l> L I Q I O R£
The subscriber respectfully call* the at
tention of the public to hi# e#tabli#hui at,
where k# i. Os pared to furnish all kindsoi
Foreign and Domestic Liquor#' w hob-sab
al the lowest ca*h price*, which arc warran
tod to be the beat qualitm according t>
their respective (rites. Hi* stock consist*
of Kye, Monoiigabela. Irish and fthei
YYbiskies, all kind# of Brandies. Holland
Gin. Port. Maderin. Cherry, Blackberry
and other Wines—the best articles—at a
reasonable rate# a* can be had in the city,
Champagne, Cherry. Blackberry, Gingci
and Carraway Brandies, P.urc Jnhiairaani
New England Rum. Cordial of all kind*
He would particularly invite Farmt:>. Ho
tel keeper* and other* to call and examine
hi* large uppty. to judge for tbemelve
and be certain of procuring w hat they buy.
which can *eidom be done when purrha*-
ng in tb city,
gT Physic.sin*arcrv*p<ctfully requested
o give his liquor# a trial. aplO
On Marriage.
Essay# far Yaasg Men. on GREAT SOCIAI
EVILS and ABUSES which in tartar* wit;
Marriage. and ruin the happine#* of thous
ands,—with sure means of relief for tfa<
Erring and I'nfortunate, diseased and de
bilitatvd. Sent in staled letttr < nrr-lope
free of charge.
Add re**, HGWAItD ASSOCIATIO-*
No 2South Ninth St.. Philadelphia, I'w
octlS.ly.
; GROCERIES!
Tlie Chep;tst,
purest, best.
OPPOSITE Til KI HON FRONT,
On Allegheny Street.
RUHL A OAULT.
Coflce.Tea. Sugar.Svrup,Dried Fruu,
Canned Fruit, Hams, Dried Beef,
Salt, Fickle*, Butter, Flour,
Corn Meal, Buckwcat Flour,
and everything usualy kepi in a veil regu
lated first class Grocery Store
tnarß.6tn KUHLaGAULT.
CENTRE HALL IIOTKL.
Jon a Sr AKGLKE, Proprietor.
| Stages arrive and depart daily, for all
j point*. north, aouth, east and west.
j p ETTKLES
HOLESALE WINE Jt LIQUOR
S T O li £
Hihop street, Bollefonle, in the Stone buil
ding iormerly occupied by the Key
stone ilakery
Takes pleasure in informing the public that
he keep* constantly on hand a supply oi
choice Foreign and* Domestic Liquors.
All Rarrett, Jv>?> ss<t (sib -rmrranfed
tv rnntain tht quantity represented. |
The attention of practicing physicians is
• ailed to Ills vtock of
IT KK LIQUORS,
I suititblo Tor medical pur|osc-. Bottle*
iup. and demijohn* constantly on hand,
le ha* th. ONLY PURK NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
All liquor* are warranted t<> pivc satis
faction. Liquor* will he *o!d by the quart,
barrel, or tierce He ha* a Isrrt lot ot
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the flnent grade* on hand.
Confident that ha can please customer
he respectfully solicit- a snare of public pa
tronage mylttj
j f |t|| K undersigned determined to met the
iJL ponular demand for Lower Prices, re
spectfully calls the attention of the public
i to his stock of
SADDLERY,
i now offered at the old stand. Designed ea
-1 peciailf for the people and the tim-s, the lar
gest and most varied and complete assort
ment of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles,
of every description and quality; Whip*,
and in fact everything complete to a first
class establishment, he now offers at prices
which will suit the times.
JACOB DIXGEA. Centrellall
HOUHK AND LOT KOK SALIC.— The under
signed offer* a choice property for *ale,
consisting of a new two story triune house,
new stable, and other outbuildings. The
lot is H fine one, lying on Main street,
Centre Hal), and has a variety of choice
fruit trees upon it. For farther informa
tion apply to
19ap3ni M RICHARD, Ag t.
Buautifui Toilet Sells,
Chamber Falls*, de.,
For sale by
epr26. tf. WMfMMANIGAL.
Hail, all Hail the Coming.
AIX HAIL TIIK KX
KLKCKNEIt A (TTS
Monster Circus, Mu
seum & Menagerie.
FIRST VISIT TO THE KEY
STONE STATE
TiF THE
Lmgift Consolidated Cirtus,
MUSEUM AND MEN AGE HI K,
Ever organixed,
WILL EXHIBIT AT C .'EST RE HALL,
OX FRIDAY, Jt LY !*!,.!,
K)H OSE DAY ONLY.
A luf i.t-<r> entertainment at 2 o'clock.
Ktcning it to'rloek.
IV or* to upon on# bur previous.
Admiaaion 50cent# ;Children lOyenrr
of age, or younger. 25 cent#.
A FREE OUTSIDE EXHIBI
TION
Will be given al the jr : -t, at I tiVloel.
r. if., before the opening -f the Ii r for
the afternoon; perform#: Mir* H. CU*
DOS A will snake a pit..s i- c on*ion upon
asi ißie wire, *SO (V-u long, from the
ground to the lop of the <. ulre pole of the
pavilion, yte-1 and weathrr j enuitting
First four of tbe Exhibition* on the
America# continent, an- riven under
FOUR MONSTER TEXTS : Mammoth
water-proof Pavilior.s, capable • f sealing
s,ttt)spectator*, with seat* so * run god as
to yiw *ll an opportunity rf nesting
the exhibition. Pros*ntl:.y ail Sr one
prke of admission. The mo* c jnplete
traveling exhibition in A me: ica, Thisjri
gantic ectaUi-kwcat, .r r . ,i-d in MCI,
will require 130 men lit hot-.- for it*
transportation.
A Magnificent St r it ■<. -tou.
Of Oriental Sp'cndor, w ill to Rive® u the
morninaiof ti.e exhibition, st 1 U <i'< lot k
precisely, led by the £gvp:ti Car <.f Al
exandria. containing Prof. THOMAS
SWAN'S Silver Cor net l>r. ml.
The Equestrian and Grubadk l Depart
ment*Jare undrr thec.ir . nof Mr. HAR
RY KING.
The groat and .iy M'SL* ADALINE
FiiNTAINRLKAI . Lr.dy (i; UiHa*l and*
Ceiling Walker, Trap. IN .rtoer ai d
Antipodes*. beside 1, • i> >:npasable
Comic llut Spinning.
hi He CODOSA, thi u rl.l tv-nowed
Premiere Equestrienne. vh bold and
graceful feat# oOj iiM i n are imposaiMe
to rival.
M ile GABEIELLE UAI AUTE.U.O
charming Lion Knchan'.rs- *• : of
the M caw-trie.
M lie CARIIIK CopuXA, ;t*c Ftmtla
Bior.din. and most Brilliant l ight Rope
Dancer or Ascen* tst h- Ibrethe public.
Mr. HARRY COIH'NA, tie isrkltt,
unequaLcd Sommersault U r, artd un
questionably the best gene *1 |t rformee
in thi* country.
The WALHALLA BRUTU&BS. Ma*.
John and Edward, lha Empm r of the
Gymnasium.
The names of the remain :;r of the ar
tist* are omitted tor want
JOHN DAVENPORT, Scn'r, aa
and Conic Vocalist—the modern touch
stone—an easy conversationalist, and tha
most interesting and pleask.jf humorist of
the day.
Mon*. I>" ATA LIE ti.e Mniiof Steel,
with the Iron Jaw, lift# a 4J gallon cask,
filled w ithqiquid. beside-- a man holding
two 50 pound weight# with hit teeth alone.
M ile ANGELA, the Fmil# Samson
and the wonderful ArtiierUt, who will
hold a cannon, a Six pounder. U;HI her
shoulders, and discharge it bHore the au
dience.
l'rof. WILLIAM A. DAVIS, the Lion
King, Historical Lecturer, and Superin
tendent of all the animals in the dens and
cages.
T A large Corps of Auxiliaries, Riders
v olligeurs, Acrobats and Gymnasts, will
be presented in association with the Artis
tic force of this Circus.
Remember that by attending this Circus,
Museum and Menagerie, you get more
amusement, behold greater wonders, and
for the i*me amount it cot, to attend a
Circus only. You hero see the Guest Men
agerie ami the Best and (>n*Ktot Cireua in
America.
This Monarch of Exhibitions will ex
hibit at the following pJsccs :
MIFFLIN BURG, WhJ . i , July IT.
MILIHEIM, Thursday, July 18th
nS?i Friday, Juri pjth.
Saturday, July 20th.
PHILII'SBURO, Monday, July 22nd
Remember the Day and Date.
FRANK RIVERS, Gencr'l Director.