rHKOfiSTBB REPORT! ■ * K 111 DAY July 2ft., 18*2. LOCAL ITEMS. LOCAL NEWS.- Our Mend-. every when*, will oblige u< by sending u* local now* of intcwwt , ... CIRCULATION The citvula. " *' Mi HKI-ORTKA, ON ihi *I<LO the county, I> larger then that of all other .japcr* m ltie county. limine** men will therefore find tlii* one of the U i iidvertistng m*. We invito all interest..! to come ana In spo.-t our H-t tor themselves. HKMITTANCES A m*nu- fr ib y acrii,tioii will ho credited on th*ul> erl hor .noh week: by roiVmng to w hioh our pair. n* can at all turn s see how their account* -taml. and a re.-cipt is l > this system curried upon each copy ol the )xaper. 1 Stone Wftie a Urge awortn.ent of every site and do acrinUon now on hand, cheap, at the old (land of Wnv tN oil. Aaronsburg Hifih School or the Reporter. The summer session of thi- *• h* I will open on the Jinh of July D>- I*will ho under the management > t r. A. Yen rick A. It. vho from expo nonce and sueetst, wilj doubtless obtain the p:<>- -. nimv'i' of the school. * The school has tor a nun.l . ol xo.xr maintained a good reputation . ! a. ai.enne instruction, and has uniformly proved it self worthy of the patronage olio fi tend.-. Its location has given it id\ antsy.- ' \ , r many other school*ol the same kind ; tor there are very few towns wh - r.v. r. chows -* great a degree ol n - v v general good health as Aaron-' urg. • or aro there so many allurements, a- "la: :• r ; towns, to draw the attention from the prop- j er course of study; and yet, the society ami the place are such as to m - • the so cial expectation* of each scholar, which ; makes it pleasant fi all. The course of instruction embraces all that U usually taught in Academic*and High School*. Special attentlen Will be givan totiuwo who wish to prepare U m seive- for put lie school teaching An op portunity will also tie given to ml who. wish to take Musw 1< *son*. . Boarding and lt.smis can . < ■ .; in pr. vate families, ftom SJ.NO ti> t' >per w .ek Terms will be r.s follow*: Greek and Latin , *\ English Branches , 0 on , L No w dwetion inadi o* W < .J is T, . M. I>. e P a B Druiomtk Delegate KUrtiou. The Datum-ratio voted of Cei re county will meat at the regular places .-I the conceal election for each i<>.rict SATURDAY. thu tilth day ot Augu-t, IST-, to eiijot delegates to the I emocratK County Convention to beheld in the f ourt Douse at Bellefoute, on Tue- fay t> 1 day ot August at II o clock. Tin said convention to place m m..u.ia tioa one can.li.late 1..r Assembly. onecwri- JuUn for Sheriff, one ftr Kv>ter. on. Recorder, one for County torn m-toner. erne f..r County Auditor one for Coron er, at. J to transact all other hu-mc- that ttiaiv \m> rfguUrly br*ufcni it. The said delegate elocUon begmnitu; at • * .. . lock p. m. of Mii till 1 • ' l hU'"S until o o'clock y. „ F FoBTNK Y. tL.irw.aM /Vu-tK-refir fo<y (# * Th. f..IU ing have boon ehoscn \ ty the Count* Committee, to hold tUe del- £ \ cMteekelKvn. i tle wver*! i r , h-** accordance v. itli tic , * name of each commilW I wins' toe .hair- V '"luiletonlc, S. \V.-I> Z K . ir, Bart y Galbraith, And Morrison s \V._R H Foster, Ja> II Dobbin*, Win Furry. .... • W. \V.—S A Mclfurttwn, j Olin Meek. C M Bower. , .i * Milcsburg Boro Jm> B 1 bourn*, Ja> •' u %Vcaber, Dan'l Bosleau. ' >• Howard Loro—J VV Gradner, W Milch oil, M M Leather,. Philipshurg U>M>—<• S Flfpil, Levi ci Miinsmi, W Riddle. . , , <■ I'nionville Bnw-J A Bin?. s r. Leatri- , a rr-. Wm llall. Ben iter Twp. —lVn'l (Jrove, lon- c ley. Will Zeiglor. Ci Twp.—Kd Jofcn<'o, Jut I. >i u, J _ Wm Marks. , f< Humsid. Twp -AN m Ask. .v. Itodolph Mulhidland. Barbart Veidefvr. A Curtin Twp—Henry Thick J> ■ Met c- j, l<y. j, Kurcuaon Twp—B li Brett. !* h Bett * orff. Geo Eckle. Gregg Twp —S J Herring, Henry Kruiti- h rinr, Jos Smith. f. * tlwices Twp—Tims Ycarick. Sam"! Bur roll, A C Stover. u llalf Moon Twp—J 11 Griffin, Ja* Mc- *1 Divitt, A T Gray. Is Harris Twp— Kergu- Totter. Sam ll.ill ilan.l, Dan'l Kimport. . Howard Twp--S B L'-tithcrs, JA M ood w ard. K Glenn. ! Huston Twp— 11 G Cnmistrr, •' IJ Mile*, lhur'l Lnrin. LibertyTwj>— Tlxn J Lingie. Dan'l Bit ner. J D Gardner. Marion Twp—JnoS Hy, I-uacS Fruin, ir Adam Yeam k. Mile* Twp—Hen Corma n, Geo raver, tl Dan'l Kousb. •' Tatton Twp- G W Kuoilarger. l>r. J h M Bush Jonas Stien. Pmii Twp—J H Kci&nyd. r, J K r-t th ter, Hen Smith. . S1 Totter Twp—Geo .Stover, J K Rankle, a Peter Holler. Kush Twp— Geo McGatTey. Tett-r S.-ig- t< fried, Wm Askey. Snow Shoe Twp-J 11 llo'.t, J C Kankin, |i rl) H Yeager. •' Spring Twp—C T Alexander. J B Baru liart, End' D Moll. t Taylor Twp—Win XlcC>y, John Co|>cn- . haver. Stun' Hoover. Union Twp—G I, l'lti rs, (."hri-tian Hoo ver, B V Brubin. Walker Twp—J T Nixon, Michai Shaf- 1 1 fer, A C Geary. " Worth Twp—l* Williams, George Kel- l e ly. Win Walker. i v Mr. Samuel Wolf, of Gregg twp., 1 rased a timotliy atock upon hi* lot, ( which measure* G feet and 2 inche* in length. It is a Buckalew stock. Kyn let's organs are now foetid in {j L many fatuities, and all who have then: . ; recommend the in. * * * 11 0 See advertisement of the laigan Ce- j <j ineiit Com p. This company flatten- !, v its* If that it manufacture* the host ce-'t ment now ma<le ; it is largely used up- j < on <>ur railroads, l>eiug preferred to any other. Purchasers run no risk, as i the article is warranted. The niachin- I eryoftlte company is all new, and ! they are prepared to fill all orders , prompt!} . 1" using cement it is ul wuys important that the best article be obtained, ami the Logan Contp., for , which our friend Win. P. Xl'Matitir | agent, guaraiitces to furnish an article superior to any other iu the j-tate. ♦ w ■— A line of telegrajdt will soon he < built to Mifilinburg, along the rail- ; road. The tel"graph will douhtleas 1 follow the railroad to its weMerii ter- j in iu ua as fast as it is made. 1 liitik, j of that, people of Pcnnsvalh y, a lino | of telegraph through lute inside of ( eighteen tnonlhs ! Wonl we soon be . W up with the rest of mat:kind? ■ The Evangelical denomination will j ■ hold a campmeetitig near \Voodward, commencing August 22nd Xlrs. lyeller, widow of John Keller, living with Jacob Meycfr, at Linden Hall, on last Wednesrlay, fell down stairs, and broke her collar hone. Qit the -ftli iittt., little son of Mich ael Garrettv, aged months was JL> drowned in Spring Creek. He was W burietl on ihe sth, C>jl. \V. W. Brown is spoken of for congress, and many radical papers favor his nomination. ACCIDENT.— On last Friday. Ellen, a daughter of Wm. Mttlbarger, while picking cheirie* at Mr. Joint Lees, iu Patter twp.. the limb upon which she stood, gave way, and site fell to I the ground, a distance of 1G feet, caus ing a dislocation of her left hip. Dr. Moyer was called, am' had the luxa- L-- tiou reducer! itt about 12 imtus there after. Tlie young lady is said to be doing well. . ♦ ♦ Read Democratic platform on 4th I age, <l. ilov, for Angus!, is at hand, and is another of those pretty numbers t\ itli which we are always sure to be grteltti each month. It is the foremost la.lv'i magazine in the world. • ♦ • ■ i Inhabitants of Mammolh (avtv 11 to addition to its eyeless fish, the 1 Mammoth t'ave furnish.* a beetle, which is totally blind ; two varieties ■ of eyeless spiders, one biMwn and the 1 other white ; a blind ceuti|>ede with vorv lotig hairs, by w hi.-h the creature guides itself, and a blind crawfish, j Kegtirdiug the lit-l of these Dr. Telk , { katnf >ay "the eyes are rudimentary in the adults, but are larger in the | voting." Prof. Huron taught a ?|ieei | men "with the eyes well developed In reviewing these facts Mr. A.S. | Packard says : "It seems ditiieull for one to iinag (tne that our blind crawfish wn* ereat tvhnddeiily without the intervention !of secondary laws, for there are* the jey.s more ju rfect in the young than in the adult, thus iMiinliug hack loan* i pes tot. unlike the sjiecies new existing ■ We tan row understand why cnibry i olgists are anxiously studying the em ! br>ology of animals to see what originate i lt m no, thus building up gooealogtes, (brining almost a new department of science,- -compar alive etnbyrolegy in its truest and w id,-: -> use." — &cnbncr % 4 for July. K leek tier's show hands must be a vorv pugilistic jrarty. Wo hear of figbla wherever the eoiii-ern has lieen. At Millheim ijuite a numlwr of fights uccitred, and at thi* place al.-o ; at Bt ilefoute on Saturday night, we arc iufcrtnul. there was a givat deal of lighting, in some of which Snowshoe men get mixti), these, on going home, felled tree s across the roa.l, so as to htu ;dr the tympany on its way to Snow shoe, where it was to exhibit on Mon day, and in consequence >f which only two wagoushad reached that point by 1 o'climk, p. m. of that day and these i had a fignt on their arrival ; under j difficulties, we sew reel V think a ; performance oould have been bad there that day. Stealing seemed to be a ■ regular business with some of the fel-' j lows traveling with the circus; and the thimble rigger, "u. w you see, and now vou don't," was along also, relieving green ones of their As, 10s, and 20s. At this place, some fellow from the country got too much Iwnjfine on board, and made ItU lied in a fence corner at night "■v.tne g.wd raotari tan of a showman finding him, kin.lly undressed him of bat, euat, vest and boots, all new, aud left him to his sweet slumliec* with the slarrv canopy of heaven f.ra cove ring. The arti cl- aforesai.l are now traveling with the show. Mt. I*. O. Deininger, of Millheim. sm-r.t an hour in our sanctum on it* • t • if- Ik I , iVediu.-day woruiog. -Mr. D. hercto urv \\a- a proiuittvtit icpvibiicgu of hi* county, and is now outspoken for, .•revhy and Brown. For the K-|orter. Sheriff Mu. Kt>lTia Tenuit uro to put in a vord in favor of Mr, Thorn*' Pecker, of •r. as the proper person to *-v pi u.—. ti notiitt a'.ton for *herirt. Mr Decker i* I hartl-workiiijf man ; he i* honest and aj ;.h!o ;he comes from a *tron? demo .-ratic family and hgs himself been one of ihe most earnest and unwavering demo crat.- in this county. This side of lis -aunty being concealed the nominee lor (heritf, there is none more de-erving our avorable consideration for that position, j \ niiil wright by trade it ha* subjected tiiu to rheumatic affection.*, a* to demand ii- :i!>nndoning that vocation, which he ;imlu-trioudy, anJ t.> the injury of nks X-alth, pursued, we recommend bin* tfeerc "ore u- worthy and as de-crying tho nomlna ion for sheriff, for which he is so well qualified, and a* a recognition of his ga.- ant HTV ice* to the party. HAIKK*. For the Keporter. From Illinois. Lena is a beautiful town of about ISU nhabiunt*. The I C. It. Ik run*through he centre of the tow n, and as there are ;hree imocngrr and lru. live to eight rcight train- daily each way, this is a live v >dace. Te people here display more la-te in huilding and ornamei.ting their liouses than we do in Penna, and when I lay this. 1 do not mean exclusively, hut as t general thing. The very appearance of these western town-is inviting, and this, in connection; with the general ho-pitaliy ol the people,; make ouc feel like doffing his hat and be-j iug at home. Lena ha* improved faster, probably, than my town in this section of country 1 A history of the, settlement and growth of ol L> tm would occupy too much space There r* seven churches here. Two l.nt l craft. Presbyterian, Bit!st. Catholic, M. tie di-t and Kvaitg'h. all supplied with aide, art,est ministers, but, jibe at all oth er place-, they have difficulties to contend with. , . The lov e of self more than of their l rea l,.r. pride, worldly ambition and envy are -tiifiendous barriers to the prog re-* of Chri-tiantiy. Tbe golden eomnisiidment, "Love your neighbor a* yourself i waived unless it just happen- to fit. j • Our church i* right and yours wrong is too otten expre-*cd. and many are con-] nectetl with the church bec*u*e it is faah-, ionahle. j Other* are <juite con*ts.ent on the Nub ha'.h. iut during the week advocate the doctrine that "when you| ara with the wolves you mu-t howl with them," thus making it almost necessary for their pns to-s to keep a vigilant watch over them da v and night. But this slate of affairs is not confined to the Western eeuntry alone. We see the same thii gs clearly manifested in the East a* well as irvre, but the Sab bath is more carefully observed in the rln-t than here Shooting, hunting, fish ing Ac., are nothing new here on Sun day. But the jrf-ople pf Lena know how to make stranger* innifortable, and, especi ally P. nn-vlvaniHi(i—there bfing great many here from LLIE Keystone State 1 never left a piece * reluctantly, as I will leave this place, ant] this i the sentiment of nearly nil who visit here. The celebration of the auiversary of In dependence passed .iff pleasantly yaster da Hundr-d* of people from Freeport and from the country were here. 1 *nw onlv one man "drunk" and not one tight. The Freeport Zouave* the member* of the Lena hand ana Knights of St. Patrick made quite a display. Everything, with turn or two exceptions, w: - appr ipnate, exeepliug the oration. The-peak, r was eloquent, and, no doubt, i- an able man but when the citizens of a tow I: expend money to , - elebrnte the 4th, both political parties eonlributing, a speak er -hotild be seeuted who ha* some reupwt for the feelings of the people and not tinge hi* expressions with negro quite so rnueh. Coii-iUMwy W a jewel, but brass won't PAS* for gold atnoug as inteltTgent a set of peo ple it- the citizen* of Lena and vicinity are. The schools here are in a flourishing con dition and the peopTe are alive to the inter est of their children. Prod, you ought t< be here awhile, I know yau would erijov yourself. Julv <>th. TUI* morniag fimb me at Rock Grove with friend Wagner. Lett Lena yesterday and came here N company with S. K. Pauly and family. Was at Grangeville laat night, EMPPEC with J. K. Young, formerly of the LIMN John IS getting along fine. It would d< soma of our Eastern shoemaker* GOOD t< see the arratigmeiit of things in John j shop, lie employs three hands and in SHOP is furnished with all the machinery patterns, tools. Ac., necessary to faoilitat business and the people patronize him ve rv lli>**rftlly 1 say this its a just tribute to him and T eneourage young men by showing TLIEI what perMiveraiice and energy will do. He had nothing when he came \V E*t an is now in comfortable circumstancea, wit liright prospect before hiin. 1 spent a few minuet- with Uev. Bleoi in hi* flower garden. He lias such avar ety of them that 1 cannot name them. A laurel bush and a few pitcher plant direct from the BEAR Meadow* are anion his curiosities, for such they are consiuo . ed in this country. . , ~ A description of the country gad otic things which Ipiomiiedlyo", will appei lin my next. _ Tpssgy, d] Colvej'H Hap b| Tins wetnrn end of Sugar Valley -! p. d iut one of lh moatbeautltU) and romauln v eap* that the lovwr >f Amariean seen.-rj 'oxer looked upon, outside the Yos.-iuiti J Valley liijjli boulder* and jsglie.lr.H K poor up in towcrlna mblimity. sad the be liol.lvr i awo-ttrieken ul the silent Brnna nor ot the scene* almcv-t ovory •tep hriiiB 1 e vou now view* which in tiiet xlo with oa' , othor.in gorgcou* hcsuly. Here and then vou will smoking coal-pit*, an.lduskej * laborer* felling the timber near their hum e bio huts the sumo to he .Hinvertcd mti I, eharoal, for the grei l W sshlnjfton lrxr "Work. ' S*ixtjr age. s men of pcrliap- l> I. -.-ore year* niig.it hsxe boon seen tlog . hi* wearv way toward* ll.l* Jtran.l openiiiji a small losttler -stchcl sltappxwt over hi' V, herculisu shoulders, a rustic stall In hh t* hand helped hi* weary toot-step*. Ihi [. i.'ontm.nier would haxe pu**.-d htm hx with a simple nod, and this dul-*tailp>l traveller would forever pas* fiotu hu memory. Put let u note the eagle eye, the eole-cr.stted hair, the manly count, nance, and .fu*ky skin, told the keen ob " server ot human nature that thi* weary .* traveller wasno.ordinary man. H tli- Bwrmenls were hot t -ilkeu nisl.e, , but suited to the times and place lliscsr- I riage ervx-t and uianly. xndwhynot " In diaii hlood "tinjied hi* x.in* ft\in alar . distant spring." This wanderer amid the tow. riug dill*, ws* seeking s home of wild pietursiiuo beauty', when Nature " J spread her store in wantonness, wheu*game ■ i bounded free and t'oarle--. and joyous . rill* echoed murmuring songs, while the mad torrent dashed in foaming beauty i>!ov.-r rox'kv bod*. The silo he sought r within this gap i* truly on that awaken tho itn.-st I'ewluigs'lhat mau.i* en.lowe.l ..ith, . hero he built a but, cleared a patch tor ■ corn, and th.-n .-a-iward boui.J, brought j hi- wile and liulo ones to their mountain home Here year alter year he toiled, and . hi* children grow up to year* of maturity, J aa.l like their sturdy father pursued the Ijruday employment* of humble life. i; af , tor year* the gap loo* the name of this . iiuict familx, "CVlvey," and to this d.sy u called t'ulvey . tlap. Spectators cam# II in and took up the land and drove the ; Colvey race from their early home. Ihe f' younger members -ought homx-s in otlior settlements but old John Colvcy could * not learo his mountoiu rsc!uso. and sought , a - (Hit a few miles .tistanl tiolu hi- once . j smiling homo, and built him a hut amid tho bold scouory hero ho cleared a fexv acres aud lived in peace. Jolin Colvcy'* - cabin was the earlier tmvcll.-r* rest *nd ■ many a weary one was mfrishrj xg it li in the I plain walls of hi* cabin home. 1 tie- old i man lived in quiet serenity, and hum.xe ' though he was, many who were young ■ then, l<ut now old, -burod the hopitality , of this sturdy mountaineer, and heard him 1 tell wondrous stories of hardship* and hair ' breadth escape*, and incidents of the <>ar!y i settlements, lb* life was full of aJx.-n * lure*, and howling wo.f and screaming panther bit ihu dut from his unerring ■ ritle—many year* havo sped away. AiU ■ the gap bears the impress of old Johu Cot , vey, and quietly sleeping in a neighboring church-yard lie* the dut of the once , warm-hearttHl and hom-sl John Colvey. J. lIAHK.*iox Bttr*. SI'U.XK V.XI.L*.V, JVLV I'Jlh, TIIK DATBIDT F|t TIIK Campaign! lu order to place within the r. acb of ail; an . xposition ofthe Democratic Principles and Liberal Ideas sought to bo etabtisned by the supporters of Urceley and Brown, and to spread as widely as possible the ir-i resistible argument- for the election ot the Democratic Slate Ticket found in the rec ord ot lion. C. 11. Buckalew and the other candklaluS on tli*! ti. ket a Campaign .-Ji tkm of the Wee klv Patrfotxs.il to ll- led beginning JULY 21, at the following rate*: One copy 1 V 10 copies (to one a Id res- jM-' •Jl 8 00 ai ovo oil " at iuu Tfce j.itmey must in all o-.-e* acvnnparv the owl* r. For further information addro* "PATKIOT, " llarristurg. Pa. mw VGKK TBUOm DUKIKG THE CAMPAIGN. The T r 'bunei* uolandwill ueveriuvre W| a party orgaa, it i? ardently enluladj in the conte.t no* waging for t'iiil . vice Reform und for One Presidential Term a c*.-entl*l that Reform as n terse and a forcillc exposiliuii of the political i igbt and wrong, the newt, and lio|>< of. Yo-Day, and look* hcj-efully to Universal Amimjty as e*** ntial to the restoration of a genuine frataruny between North and S,uth, and of mutual conh'di ncc aipl goo, I will between White and Black, ft fur. l ' Sieves the People are preparing to break the rusty shack lea of mere bygone |arti-' *ac.-hip. and it hope* for a result next No vember which will cheer and strengthen the champions of Peace and Good Will It w ill ij-ue no campaign edition, but nrol fer* to all who believe its fnnher difl'u •teo may sprve the Good Cause iu regular editions at tha lowest possible prices. The virtual surrendewby the Ikinio, rst ic partv of iU hostility to Equal Bight regardloM ot Color has div,!c*i our cur rent polities of hall their bygone intensity. However parties may henceforth rise or fall, it it clear that the fundamental prin < ciple* which have hitherto honorably di jt>:-gt!i*fd the Bcpublican* are henceforth to be r.-gorded as practically accepted by i the whole country. The rig).; cf every i man to use his own iinths und sinew, tin, equality of all citizens befbro the law— the inability of a State to enslave any por tion ot it* jrtniple-the duty of the l'nion to guarantee to every citizen the full enjoy ni. nl nf his liberty until he forfeit* it by i ;crime---ueh are ike Iroipl and firm f.,uti- : dation-of our National edifice ; ami pulsicd' be the hand which shall seek to displace them Though not yet twenty year* old, the Republican party ha* completed the j qohle fabric of Emanripation, aud may; ;7airlj ii'Jpke thereon the sternest judg ment i f Man and the kepignant smile of] Gud. Henceforth, the mission of our Republic , is one of Peaceful Progress. To protect the, weak and the humble from violence and, , oppression— to extend the hound art M und, diffuse the hles-ing* of Civilization - to stimulate Ingenuity to tho production ot j . new invention* for econotnixing Jjibor l i and tliu* enlarging Production— to draw • nearer to each other the producers f Food! and of Fabrics, of Grain* and of Metal*. , and thus enhance the gains of Industry by j r roducirg the cost of transportation and; exchanges between farmers and arti-au* ueb is the inspiring task to which this Nu ; tion now addresses itmll, and which it would lain contribute to the progress, en {lightennient, and liapviness u* our race. • To tliis great and good work, The Tribune ] contributes its zcalou* and |eritent ef forts. Agriculture will continue to be more e*- . penally elucidated in its Weekly and i Seini-Weekly editions, to which some ot i the abler and ino*l successful tillers of the soil will steadily contribute. No farmer i who sella $3U> worth of produce per an . j mimYau afford to do without our Market . j Reports, or other* equally lucid and com i I prvhenslve. If be ahou d read nothing . else but what relates to hi* ownealling and its rewards, we believe that no farmer who . can read at all can afford t> do without . such a journal as The Tribune. Aud we aspire to make it equally valauble to those j engHged in other departinurits of Produe . | live Labor. \V si>end more and more tl money on our column* each year, a* our I! countryineiA generous patronage onabltt* |'us to do ; ami we are rtoul veu that our t issues of tormer year* -hall be exceeded in Varied excellence and iutoioot by tlm-e of .1 1872. Friends in every Ntate ! help us to ■ Intake our journal belter, by ■ mling in 11 your subscription* and increasing your r Clubs for the year ju-t before u* ! •! Daily Tribune, Mail Subscriber*. SI" per 9 vear. ' Semi-Weekly Tribune. 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Weekly Tribune, $2, SB. and $5 perllni id According to position in the paper, th In making remittance*, always l iro '' l( a draft on New Yolk, or a Post-omi 'in Money Order, it possible. Where neitln ri- oftlie-c can be procured, send themone; hulalways in registered letter. 'lho regi Is, t rat ion fee has been reducid to fifter "K cenu, and present registration system li r- been found by the postal authorities to I nearly an absolute prrtection against loi ter es by mail. A" Postmasters ate obligi ;ar to register letters when required do t Terms, cash in advance. , Adddress,'TnK TKIISUNE, NOW Yor There hit* Wen much rniu with in for lite l*t H tiny*, making it trouble ic some for harvesting, ami we have - v much complaint of aprouling jjrain in , |COtISCIjUOIHH. • # |. Mi KDITOK lim ing arrived It. jour {-■ town t" attend tin* Normal, I am pleated h to tin J, and announce for the ben. hi of !students, that all the imall-pox rejmrts v 1 heard, a fleeting thi* place ..mount to f. nothing, A STUDKNT. oj • ♦ * ii Houghton'* Musquilo Bar, which I* ad- Ixertis.'.i in another xolumn. weeatx reeom o'mend Ja- a u .fol nrtiele, andean he seen g at thi* office, • ♦ • The Centre Count. Nutmal Huhuol com is men.. d at till* pla. <•, on \V e-in<-day. Stu e dent* are run*lMtly arriving, yj • • '' N.in.* Mi J M. Zimmerman ha* " not h.-en HI my employ a- "'.lolieitor sine* June l 'nit 187*2 JONS 1 It * SKIN ' HI Julv > • ti A riot bmko out ui Williumapoit, oil Monthly. The atiikcr* have cloecd up (lie mi.ls, ttml Mime of the work -1 men wore hu.lly beaten. The Sheritl f to tiox. tleary to have the luilifVty orxtcroil out ('oui|iiiiy from Mitlxllelown, nn.l flarris burg were ordered out. Htinbury, Lewisburgaml l.iu-k Haven military were also ortlercd to Williainsjxort. So mo violence w a* comaniticxl before i' the arrival <d troop*. (Kir latest ad-, '• vivs *aya that .juu t ha* been re*4or i {cd. Ahlcriitan Wttt M"Millien, a uolrd > !politician of Dhilaih Sphia, was shot, by one Kara, who had taken u boquet from the baitipict labia at a festival ot a fire company, Hgniust xvbirb M'Mul ; j leu remonstrated. DEATHS ii ill. t'.nh, int ,in Putter TWJI, after a lin gering illness, Solomon It.ijrr, age I years, 1 moiilln, and 'JI days. ' (In 17th iu-t ,at Millroy, Mr*. Caroline, I wife of A M (iiart, ag.st 4u year*. S~TK.\M SKI'AKAToR and SbingU Mill for Sale The undersigned of i fers hi* 10-horse powrr steam riiglii* and Geyacr seperalor, and 8-horse power en-, gino and slunglo mill, lor *ala The*® ma chine-* have only been run two years and ;i are in good order. Terms -ay. Th. uu ; des-igued will accompany the purchaser, [j if xjcslre.l, to instruct in th® ue of same. Apply to UiD. ItKKSKK, - juiyJU.tt Aarontburg, Pa. THE LOGAN CEMENT CO. NaimfHclurera ofTind Dealer* IS >;U?£;iJDfi(i£^£tTr, The (Yiuent is of the very Hc#t Quality, guaranteed to beSu|a-rior to any iu the State. All order* sent by mail -h.iulJ be addr-s --' cd to VV P. M Mxxi* Agelit, P. t> B. X, |ii, Bellefontc,UentrcCo. Pa i|Sft July if. NliprilTs Salt* By virtue of sundry writ* of venditioni exponas levari facia, issued out of the Court of Common Plea. •( Centre county, j unif (• me dit.-i.t--d v. ill be -jp...r*l to pub lic sale, on ibe premise*, in liame* twp , ion Friday, the IGlh day of August, ISi2, .'the foilowing pr.qwrty, via : All that certain tract of unseated land, -ituale in Hainc* twp., Centre county, which was surveyed in pursuanc* of war rant granted t > Mumtd iixupt. and James liarter, dated Decß' 64, containing two hun 'dreti and twenty acres more or less. Seic -1 e*i. taken Im exp- ution, and to l < sold as the property P. II liaupl, tin man liaupt, Samuel it. liaupl. D H Boileau, f Hardlati ad. litem of Anna K liaupt. and ia -M liaupt. Emma M. liaupt, Susan Moore and Allison liaupt. Sale to com - inenee at 2 o'clock, p. m , of said day. D W. WOODItING, Shrnff. The Plaee to buj (mmmlS. ItrHNSIUKA THOMAS Id ell I lie chcu|M*AT ami IHSI Teas. ! 11l It.NSIDK A THOMAS Sell th t cheapest and lie-t Sugar. BI'RNSIDK A THOMAS Sell the cheapest and IK-JI Mnlao-ics BI RNSIDK A THOMAS . Sell the rhoapnt ami heatTuhaoro. Bt RNSIDEA TIIoMAS Have the laryesl Slock ItI'RNSI l)E A THOMAS AI way* give Snli-faelioa.' BIRNSIDK A THOMAS (iive the Irige-t Burgaiitf. 1 BI BNSIDK A THOMAS Sell g-Mil* only foi Cash.l J Bi'RNMDE A THOM AS Keep no Books. BI RNSIDK A THOMAS Sell their other articles Cheap. If you want to nave money go to It BHRNSIDK A THOMAS, jjulylft.tf. j I JOHN C. MOTZ & CO. II 1 * K KRN. M it.i.itkiu,'('KNTHK CO., PA. ■ . . Receive Deposits and allow interest. Discount Note*. .Miike lection*. D-ue Ka-tern Exchange. And a general Banking Businesi done. ! JOHN C MOTZ, A W ALTER, PllKst IrtCNT. , i Cashier. tnar22lf. CKNTRK HAM. FOUNIHIY 1 mill Mncliiiie Shops. t Van Pelt & Co. Tim undersigned, having I eased tlie ,t ahov <• establishntenl, announce to the |iuh lic that the -ante will he carried on in all it* various branches, a* a FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP, and Manufactory of Agricultural 2 Implement*, b Tliey are prepared to fill, upon shortest no ' lice, all orders for h h Horse Powers II Threshing Machines to Uay Hakes, PLOW'S and l'low Catling# I(J of every description, all kind* of t'a-ling made and filled up for Mill*, Forget), Furnaoo*, FaetoricH, Art'. Also, everything in the line of H SHAFTINGS, PULUKS it* 11ANGKUH in Iron or Bra**. We employ the hirst Palterntnakars. , Our Patterns are new and of the latei iinpi'oved plan*, ler Alro manufacture the unrivalled ROUGH & READY zC o rn I'l an ter m i,-tl which b the best now made. M ' All orders by mail promptly atte rk. ded to IdecTltf a CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, Mr Editor Tlu< nam* of Nathan J Mitclmll, of Howard, will ho presented t< 11 tli Democratic County t'onvomion fhi .nomination a* Dclvgiite to the convention to amend the Sinto Constitution. Mr. Mit r chall ha resided In (.'autre county up j ward* of forty year* and is so well known f a* a aound and reliable Democrat, a* wall , aa a ganileman of >u|H'rior Intelligence and , probity of character, that commendation l unnecessary. l>r.vox RAT* or 11*1.0 KAot.it. ' lUH'OHTON S ADJI'STAItLR MUSQU I T 0 and Fly Hereon. \\ ill 111 any Window. • Cheapest and Ileal Sere >n ever Invenlvd. ! Fi tea 40 eta. oitia quality 11,00 t'a.h Order* by mail |>mtu|>t!y atleioh-d to. Agents wanted in every town. Ad. dreaaJ. W. UutiUHTOM. I'JllCheslmit Ht I'hila xsr-ANo, Manufacturer nf'Wood Carpet Can he carried in a trunk. 19J41 ' BOSTON i Boot & Shoe Store! | A NEW ESTABLISHMENT With New Goods & New Prices! ' Iluviax determined to engage in business at this (dace, wo have openvd up in Kioiu NO. 5 111 SH S ARCADE, 'BKIJiKKdNTK, I'A., the 'aigrat, iiiinl Mmpltlr and cheapest stuck of I ID KITS, SHOES, OA ITERS, KLIP PHILS, &(X, that ha* ever hceu opened up ill thia part vf the Slate. At our Mora yon can And in the Moot and Shoe line Anything Ton Want, frotn the Atti'.l h >ol to the cheapest alip |wir, and we know if you once call and 1 EXAMINE OI K STUCK ANI> I'RICRS you will concede that it i tu your intereat to purchase Irom ua. IVEKEI.I. AT lIONTO.N It I I KS HcualrltiK \catl) Ihiur. It I. HATCH KEI.KIt A CO July tWf - i J Mpo KTA NTTt • E\ltM KKS • WKoEEEII KH( SALE the following lUt of U N EXCEPTION A RLE AND ItRLIABLK FERTILIZERS: ITKK GROUND IIUNK. PUKE BoNK FLOUR. Sl' PER- PHtISPH ATK. IMINK DUST. AND ANIMALCOM P ST., They ii re the (treat (i en era ton anil XouriJtci* of coax, OATS, aj: ASS, WHEAT. and uibi-t crp. BKING IJUICK. I'KUM A NEXT, ECONOMICAL! li f>*e L>br ! ll Prevent* Wrrdi! It InrmieiUia V e!d ' It Htorw lho Land ! SHoRTLIDGE* CO., ju)ylD2m. IWlaßidU', I'antw Co. I)KNS if A 1.1. ACADEMY Th nt I term tt Uie Department "f A. adcmical Stidiw wl'l beginon Monday, July SMh, nt ',i o'clock A M The uual Academical C*>uro will be cllUUUrd, lliu* giving the young Mudol>l | a thorough training in Special and Practic *l instructions Terms of tuition from to lor a m-mhni of ton weeks, wtlh de ' durtiun iherofrotn in ease of sickness. Students ran procure board at reasonable rslo. Wk C Sli A FF E It, Prior .pal, THE PEOPLE S DRUG STORE. Next door to \N ilaoti A" Hicka' Hani ware store, Allegheny St., HKLLEFoNTE, PA , R. F. Rankin fc Co., <Suceoors to I.inn A W ikon. I DEALERS IN I'l'RE OR i'US A si* helii IXES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS. OILS, DYE STI FFS. YAKNISIIKS, MR! SU ES. I KRFI MKKY, .NOTIONS, AND FANCY ARTICLES FoR THE TOILET, A.-, PUfI£VVIiI£iIJDUOH3 . . for medicinal purpose*. SHOULDER BRACKS, TRUSSES A SC PpoRTKRIi In groat variety Also, Choice ; CIGARS AND TOBACCO, land nil other articles usually hopt in a first rlns* Drug Store. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY j COMPOUNDED. tf.ljuiie K_ P.KANKIN A CO I Valuable Farm at Private Sale The undersigned offers at nrivalo sale, a valuahlti Farm, situated in Oregg town ! ship, Centre county, near the railroad de pot at Spring Mills, and belonging to the (■•lute of Elizabeth Neeso, d-c'd. This farm contains .... . .... 223 ACRES FARMLAND I of which .it) acres are well timbered. Thereon are erected two dwelling J33 house*, with Darns and all necessary outbuildings. Fruit of all kinds and an abundance of water on the pretnl-e*. The I land is under a high slate of cultivation, tnd amor g the best in the valley. For further information apply to J am. I). tlexrr.Ki.t. one of the Administrators, near Spring j Mil'-. JaMH.lt The Champion of the World. s The new Improved American Button HoleOvcracaming and Complete Sewing J/iichine —The great est machine of the Age I Simplclty, Durablllly A Cheap { noss Comblnod. This machine being the litest, has man, improvements over all other, in a word, i is a perfect irinchinelwhich is acknowlodji oil by the'best judges andagent* of all othc machines. Gallon A. L. Dartges, rwmiWonburj who is the authorised agent for Centi county. Also keen* the best Hewing Mi ,tl chine thread, necdlaa, and repairs all kiiu of sewing machines, clocks, watches, nu sick boxes Ac I will thoroughly canva the section belonging tome, and 1 shall I very much pleased to soil every person machine, on egay terms ; K>t?, 51 11 b „ fore purchasing aily other- it lias no conn 'A Partio* wishing the machine, will plea address the undersigned. Satisfscti, guaranteed. All orders promptly atten jo A. Id. uAKIUKb, Agent for Centre Count MapisosbU*O, PA. f. PommlNMloncr. Wl are author!led to announce (hi I. nam* of (i*orgc Meyer, of Kergtttk'ii twp. 0 a a candidate for county commissioner >r subject to the decision of the ilwiufTltli n county convention. w ProthonolHi'). !! W are i.uthorir.d to announce tin . nam* of John Moran, f IWhfrnh, at candidate f> r I'rothonotary, auhject l< deciaion of the democratic county conven lion. We are authorired to announce that > Aaron William*, of Ihdlcfonte w ill be a candidate for I'rothonotary, subject to the deeialoa of the democratic county conven tion. Sheriff. We are authorised to antiouio the name of Edward K reamer, of Harris two , •j a* for Sheriff, auhject (u the declaim! of th> demo. ratic county conven j Hon. " We are authorised to announce the : name of Thoa J. Decker, of Hregg twp., ■ at a candidate for Sliarilt, auhject to the ' deciaion of the democratic county conven tion We are authorised to announce the name ofUeo. S Hoy, of Marion twp , naa candidate fcr Sheri'li, auhject |o the dec!*- iuii of the democratic county convention We are authorised In announce the i name of Jacob Bottorf, of llarri* iwp., aa | candidal* Air tbarlf, auhject to the do -1 ciaion of the democJatic county convention. We are authorised toaiinounc* the name of Henry Noll, of Spring lp., at candidate for sherilf, auhject to the decision t the democratic county convention. We arc authoroiaed tu announce the name of 11. E. Brown, of Herri* twp , a* a I candidate for aherilT, auhject to the decis ion of the democratic county convention. W c are authorised to announce the name , of lleiiiatnin Shafer, of Walker twp., a* a | candidate for Sheriff, auhject to the decia ion of the democratic county cm nvrntion. We are authorised to antioum e the name Oi Alct. Shannon, of C*ntrc Hall as a can didate for Sheriff, auhject to the deciaion 1 of the democratic ecu lily convention. We arc authorised to announce the name r oi John Spaugler, ofCentro Hall, aa a can didate lor Sheriff, auhject to the deciaion of the democratic county con volition. HKI.LKE<NTKMAHKET> Corrected hy C, D. Keller. While (Vhcat sl.Uo, lied HiO ..live 76. Coin Of ... Jiaia 41 Uarfrjr if). 70 Clo/eraeed s,<*i Potatoes 45, l.ard per poun.l H Pork tier pound (Ki Butter JU .Egg* 'JO Plaster jierton sl4 Tallow t* Baron (i Mam I? LKWISTOWN MA K E KTS White wheat 1,70..,.Kid wheat 1,00.... ttyc 00 Corn 00 Oata S6 Barley AO Clover*, ed 4.4 . ....Tlmothyaeed, :160 Sail J uOper sack, Bacon 10c.... M 11am 10 Hutu-i 1i... K*K 16 Plaster 9 iii USB TWfWJOT; "T*m i* horanc liii ir Piiu, Seres, Woufc ui Useaess. v BUY ITI TRY ITT iqd 4gu, . UM Pais Cure om. For . . Use Ptip Cure JTI For For FevkloM, UM Hit) CJFC Oil For Cholwk Iforbui, . UM Piig jCre Oil, For SprainsY . . . . Use Oil. For HcwUtheY . . . UM Part? Cure Oil. For Bruius, .V . . Um >fi\) Core OIL For Com and Buttons, Cure Oil, For 4ny Sore, . -\. IRe Pai? Cure Oil, for Ufijerrai, .VUm Pai; Cure Oil Imi iU.srts ist •• (UllMf. •. I M oftj\ |u enaL feel te.yF) >bS IKtiallr ftr MAI* / Wn lIVIAaT. id for FAII/PuEE OIL TV* m oUmt, far W.MKUIT IT TO OBtE. Il Is tort MMwsals lirstwnnuAtsilaaautb- X lag owL wti lh\ hp VsgvUUeUta, Itwta and tuVs. X IM Is W*a ud sal- a at*. \ MB I>J aU ttruggtsu asd ISsalen la it O. rM . * catll£ 4 UTON, PaoMMtM*. foswtoig. rw Just Arrived. Just Arrived. Call and See Call and See WOLFS Mngnlfleenl Stoek of New Hoods. Come and get Bar gains. Assortment lull and eomplete. Dry (ioosla, tlroeeriw, No tion*, Hanlwttre, Rendv-made Clothing, and thousand* of other articles A. SLSSM AN , LEATHER & SHOE FINOING. in ItHicr rooin, No. 1, Huih n when* ho keep* on hand a ptock of ; WHITE and RED LEATHER and HARNK&s. 1 Kips and Calf Skins French and City Finish. I STRING LEATII Kit, SHOE FINDINGS OF EVERY DE SCRIPTION. Raw Hides BOUGHT AND HOLD. Trunks and I nlises OF ALL KINDS I RAW FURS, uf ull kind* botigh and highest |rice paid. Clover and Timothy Seed a!way* bought and on hand. \V HKA xndOATH peclally bought and the high 0- eat Caah prieo paid. Go to Huaaman't, there you can bu cheaper than eUcwhere, n overj'bod know*, who ever dealt with him. lie lei no one off without a good bargain. ' l Next door to Huasman'a U the cheap dr K" good, eatabliabment of haac Guggenheii. or Hpu.tl. " ADAM HILD, PAINTER, in- offera hUiervice* to the ciiixoni of Miffl km. Centre and adjoining eat\t\tifs, in u> Houms sign it ml llriiiiiciiuti ' " PNiUIIMK. tt i ti RAINING Oak, Walnut, Maple. Aa , ' Mahogony. dec. id" Pl>" and Fancy Pauerhanging. 0 i dert respoctl'ully solicited. t' v AU tine work done for other paintert. y " June 7 y. ;* RYNDER'S MUSIC STORE, ic . MICK HAVEN, PA. jj ''j ,t The proprietor of Ryuder** Mimic Store desires loctll the attention of the (icople of Centre county, to the feet a ' that Ihey Can Save Money , by purchasing (heir mimical instrument# ot Kyndur* Mimic Store. Wu arc selling Double Heed* Sir Slop, Fire Oct urn Organs at $l4O, k* u |*eriur iu tone and liuiab, to thote that arc hawked and pe-ldted throughout the country at $175 to s2itt#.j Thcte we warrant for live year*. We give auy rcaaouablc credit desired lo responsible parlies. * * We bcglctvf to cu.ll your UBt<m I" Ibe following iuslrumciiU, sold in Peunavalley thU year, which you vonld do well to examine before purchasing elsewhere : ! * CENTRE 11 ALL. H. H. WOLF, Uyndcr Organ $225,00 WM,(iALliitAI 111, RynuerOrgan.. 1-10.0H LKMONT. OR. J. V DALE, A met ican Organ $375.00 PETER HCHRECK, Rymler Ocgan...., 140.fe) AARONKRURO. WM. ETTINOER, Rymhr Organ , $240.00 IMIALSBCRO. • MIBH E. E. HUNTER, Melodbn $130,00 in a few weeks we will call altcnliou lo our PIANO DEPARTMENT. Iu abort by writing a letter to us end gelling our price*—we deliver all instrument*— Von Can Save From 840 to B<io on an Organ. Addrem, HY^DEWSMUSIC STORE. Mick Haven, Pa. * ■ - ■ ■',— . . . NEW tHKIDS ! NEW GOODS! C. D. KELLER. BISHOPSTREET BELLEFONTE, PENNA, U it(w prepared, at the Old Stand on Bbliop Street, to m-11 DllY jhbb% J Obt'yb*z i CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE, AC., AC, at g-aa'ly ieduced prieea. He i> al>< prepared topurchaae A L L K I N D S O F R A IN ! FOB WHICH HE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICfi! •I ASH PURCHAHKRS RILL FIND HI I'KUIOR INDft KMK.MS THKUK apr mf C.H. KKLLKE I. Giiggeiilieinier. ! ARRANGEMENT I Isaac UtiuuBUIRUIKR. having] purchased the entire etock ol the late J firm of Suasman A Gugganhei|nor, ex- j ccpt the lx?alher and ShoeDtidinga, ha* filled up his shelves with a lot of ■ri-RKPin JtEW titxtue, t embracing * READY MADE CLOTHING, . DRneuooii*, UROf'Kßltt, t i PROVISIONS, I I roots & allots, a i IIATH A CAPS, < ' AND FANCY ARTIt-I.Ta, I • and is now prepared In accomodate aII 1 his old customers, sud to welmroe all new ones who mav favor hint with t their patronage, lie feels safe in say- a i ing that he can please the most faetidi- < oua Call and see. ISAAG GUGGKNIIKIMEU. j P. s.—Mr. Sussman still continues to deal in LEATHER AND HHOK-KINDI NtiS, , GLOVER and TIMOTHY HEEDS, in tlieold room, where he may alway • be found. I2ap.tf. CGAIj, : LIME, j and POWDER! COAL— Wilkebarre Coal, Chestnut Stove, Egg, furnace and foundry. Goal—of b.t quality, at the low est priee. Gustomcr* will please note that our coal la bousetl un der com mod ions shed*. ■>. LIM K—WH'd or coal-burnt Lime, lor sale i it at our kilns, on the pike I, ading to | Milaaburg. POWDER.—Having received the ageney for Du font'* Powder AT I WHOLES ALE, we fhalt be pleasod to rocciveordersfrom the trade. ,T h- OtiSco and yard near south end of Bald Eagle Valley K. B. Depot, Bollefonte, Pa. Jy fc ov4 SHORTLIDGK & GO. ry " BUTTS HOUSE . t Bellefontk, Pa. : r - J D. Birrs, Propv. |in Has first cltta* accommodation ; eharg -08 reiisomthlo. lDapr, tf. Ml ft KN"I J ll A L lit. I'EL. Corner of Third and Chestnut Street, Miffl in burg, Ph. John Showers, Proprietor. '''• Its Central Location makes it particularly desirable to person* visiting Town ou Jr* business or pleasure. H. A. Taylor's Livery Attached, unfdl. ly. WAHJ WAR! On High Prices. GREAT EXCITES! ENT. H. U. MITII, of Rollers Mills. N E W 0 0 OJIS ! Wf would lawl ssjwrtfwlljr hi# friend*. eu.lomcr*, and the public P-WM ally, tlisi he bat taken of Thouii. old quarter*, which have Wen remodeled and improve*!, and ia now pro-, pared ui accommodate all who may faror nun hv calling. NEW GOODS! He ha- jii-i rwivrd one of the large*! *U>ek* of all kind* of Merchandise ever bMurhltu Centre county, which he intend* to sell at M-uh figure* at will tuake it aiicb lect lor all }*>!■*<•& to purchase. Fa mi lie laying in winter supplies of Groeerie*. Dry Goods, Ac., should not fail to jrive htm a call, a he feel* confident hi* price* and superior quality of goad* will amply satisfy all. li is stock of (i K t> C K 111 E 8 consists of Coffee* of the beat quality, Tea*, Sugar* f all kind*. Molasses,; fiat. Salt, Cheese, Dried Fruit, Spice*, Provisions. Flour and Feed, Ac., Ac. Our stock, ol I) It YG OO I)S is large and varied, nttd we will just say can supply any article in that line, with out enumerating. READY M A DECLOTHINq a large Pw-k of ready-made Clothing far Men and Boy*' w ear, which we will dt*pp*e of at a very small advance n coaL Hoot* and Shoes, Hat* and Cane, Hard ware, OuectiswHrc, \Vool and Willow Ware, Notions, Faiicvtioods,Carpets, OH cloth*. Wall Papers. \Vindow Shades, Ac., ocC&ly. Graham & Son, Boot&Shoe Maker! Next tloor to D C Keller's Stoi Bellefoote. We manufacture to order. [ Our work i* neat and durable. Our prices are very' moderate. We warrant to give satisfaction. Wo have the LARGEST and BUS stock of Ladle's aud Children'* shoes town. We are receiving good* every week. [ We wish an examination of our good The Ponnuvalloy trade is especially i vited to call and see our stock, we thii we can please all who call as to s tyl - quality, and prices. Wo study to rend satisfaction, and although we have had i , extended trade for years, we have nev 1 given a customer cause to complain. septlfi. LIGHTNING SAWS at Manufacturers price*. For sale by W. J M MANIGAL, may 31.8 m Milroy. | Br. Crook's Wine of Tar. i lO YEARS Public Tout Haa proved DR. CROOK'S "WINE TAR I—j* "Sy 'jDsfflHNßßt sdßsitef |>? etgn* tiort ever sww* IhcpsbUc. It b rWi Is tir ■idHiisl f I llics of Tar. tad unsqnalad fer iIsWU m of (he Throat ui Lssfk pet formieg the wwMt wnilrshh enree. AtthUß and Br—ehtttß. lias cured so BHf it baa been proisotu cada (pacific for urn ootn plainm. For pal ni( in Breast. Sideorßaci. Grav<4 or Ktdnej Diseaor, Diseases of the I rinarv Omaa, Jaundice or any Liter Cooifuiut, It haa aoaquil. I It Is also a superior Tonic, Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Restores the Weak and . Debilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, B "" 0 ' < * "^SK^Efn L Prevents Malariou Fever*, Gives tone to your System. !; TRY DRXBOOK'SWINBOFTAH * NATURE'S Hair Restorative |t'oiitsin. no T.AC SULPHUR—-oN " SUGAR OP LEAD —No LITH ARGE —No NITRATE OF SIL VER, autl is entirely free from th Poisonous mid Health-drstroytug i Drugs used in other Hair Prepara tions. r Tran*parcrt and clear a# crystal, it *DJ e not >il the finest fabric.— perfectly SArl CLEAN and Bff turn* IAINO FOUGHT FOR AND POUND AT LAST! , „ . It restore* and prcvenu the Hair from becoming Gray, impart* a *ofk gtoseyap * pe*ranee, remove* Dandrufif, I* refreshing i to the heao, check* the Hair from falling off, and restore* it to a great extent whan prematurely lost, prevent* Headaches, cu ev all humor*, cutaneous and unnatural heu AS A pßliJelhb - PoR THE HAIR IT IS THE BEST AR TICLR IN THK MARKET. DR. G. SMITH, Patentee, Ayer, Mam. Prepared only by PROCTER BROTH ERS, Gloucester, Ma#*. The genuine is put up in panel hulllf, made eiprwily for It, with the name of the aiticle blown in the glas*. Ask your Druggi-t fot Ni- I ri'RK'a HAIR REJITORAUVK, and taka no / other. " j>4r Send two three cent -tamps to Proc ter Brothers for a "Treatise OM the Human Hair." The information it contains is worth to any person. Dep.lv For *alc nt Centre Hall by IV to. " ol *nd llorlaeher A OoomiHer ar A LEt TI RE TO YOING MEN. A ! rocc i* • Mia .oTioe.. •!* * onats. I* ! A Icetars on t! K.tnrv. tWUnent ut Kndkinl < 'are t SoMWtunrbta*. or Sonuasl WrtknMt, Intnl. tmlaty So!#***. Iw.ual til hU Hi. utJMlMlb Un Mlrn.cn *>'i'on>U ; (XnaunpUm. r assi!iffiSMwsS ' VKiWSU. M. D.. Aatfcur of the "ttrwOTi Book." " * The w.wtd mtiownsd ahr, In thl. admiral*. lee torr. cioartr I**"" from tu own e.iMjrtaijo. tkat ke wful noMMHjwnoeo of fWU Aim- ' m*> be eSeetaotly re moved without medlotoo*. and without duarna Wf ic*l operations, iMtivaMh. ruyt*. or cordUJ*. point in* out . mode of care *1 one* certain and neoranal fa which tno sußorn*. no matter wh*t tots tWmi Kent, noder twal. ia a plain enteVopo,Maajr nddlSM, poatpnid, on receipt of aii. out., of two pont at.iapa Abo. Ur. Culvrrw.il*. "Monro*. Gnid.." price* Scent*. Address Ike i.uhlbkeiw _ . _ __. M CMAB. J. C. TK US E * I'oU OBce Box CM*. Ol Bowmj, Hew Voek pr li re pyoufi BLOOD. 1 For Scrofula, Scroh* v lons Diseases of tho *[ Em, or Serofhia hi A cny form. CS . Any disease or eruption el QXJ 'lie Skin, disease of the Liver. . *>.* lUicumitism, Pimples, Old ejb Sores, Uloers, Broken-do WO -* 1 Constitutions. Sypbilie, or any rj. disease depending on s 4s> Pwvl eotiditioa of the Woo# in DR. CROOK'S " k -fiPvVs SYRUP OP __ £ Hi POKE ROOT. e W' •rnbinfd if /// arstma of Iron which goh JLY ■ nee iuiti the blood, perfonit ing il.e in out rspid and w— derfu' cures. __ Ask your Druggist tor Dr. CrofAl Cj— ,-iound Kyrup of -t'oke Root take itM BS kealcd.
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