THE"CISHTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY OCT 9, IT*-
LOCAL ITEMS.
John Sahkey i an honest, upright,
thrifty fanner, and wilt, of courts, wake a
good County Commissioner.
By the election of John B. Mitchell, a*
County Treasurer, the people will have an
accomplished accountant and an affable,
upright officer,
Jacob Ort, Bellafonte centenarian,
was in this place laal week, visiting hi*
friend* and acquaintance*, of whom he
ha* many, lie looks well, and bids ftir to
live many years more.
The firm of Meyer A Uoffar, in tha
flour, cement ©i d lumber business, has
been enlarged by Mr. John Gingejick be
coming a third partner. Mr. Gingerick
came in from the west about a year ago,
and we are pleased that he found induce
ments to keep him here. John was for
merly from this county, and we would ad
vise him now, in addition to thy above to
start a liUlo firm of his own, with ome
Ponnsvalley lady.
Mr. Thoma* Yearick is putting up a
new store-room at Aaronaburg, aud wii!
soon launch his bark again upon the me:-
cantilo sea
Wan. Oondo, of same place, has sold out
his cabinet making establishment, to I>.
Looker. Mr. Philips has occupied hi*
new and elegant store room.
Vote for "honest Joe "Warworn, " It
vow desire to have the working mechanic*
and farmers of the district properly rep
losenled in the Senate during the next
three years.
Woodriisg A Co., have nurch*J
Buhl's Veil known Grocery, opposite Hof
fer*, where they intend to carry on the
Grocery business on m enlarged scale, of
fering opportunities tor bargains in go,*!
tre>h g.*o,is at prices lower then Uewhere.
Ev-sheriff Woodrin* and his partner, Mr
Strict,, will be on hand at all time* to ac
commodate the former customers of this
good old stand, ud will be glad ta meet
tuany new ones.
.The llubleriburyvrs were t<> have a
baloon ascension on Saturday last. Alter
the Graphic flxxled, they determined to
have an ascension ot their own or "bust-
Peotvsvailey, situated as it is, be
tween the Nittany, and Sevan mountains,
forms one of the most beautiful valleys in
the State. There is scarcely a week passe*,
that it is not viewed from the top of Nitta
nv mountain, by strangers from distant
part*. All reluctantly leave, saying that
a mora enchanting view was never ; resent
ed.
——Pcroas wishing to invest in real es
tate, should examine the Reporter for
chances —there are a number of the most
valuable faruu in this section ef the state
advertised for sale.
We had the good luck the other day,
to find a set of curls, not on the head of a
female however, but on the road. Tta e fol
lowing apt line* recurred to us at thetime:
"llow vain are all things here below.
Hoar false and yet how fair!
But if for false thing, you will go.
Invest at once in hair?"
We hope it is not necesa-y to enjoin
upon Democrats to vote for Mich. Grove
for Jury Commissioner—Mr. G. is a sound
Democrat, and in every way amply qual
ified to perform the duties of the office fair
ly and efficiently. The opposition cannot
furnish a better man. Therefore, vote for
Mr. Grove.
Vote for Sankey, honest John G.
Sankcy. who has served faithfully a*
Commissioner, and who will again be true
your interests.
Vote for Frank and Oreist, two honest
men, and among the best acountants and
business men in the county. They will
make good Auditors.
Two women will occupy seat* in the
next Wyoming legislature, and beth are
the happy possessor* of children too young
to be left at home.
SCTPDZX DEATH.—Last Saturday,
says the Selinsgrove Times, about noon,
Uiram Swenk who bas for eighlean years
been court-crier at Middleburg, was found
dead in an ally He was very much in
toxicated and went into the alley and lav
down, probably to sleep off his load of
rot-gut, and was soon after found dead.
His death was'produced by oppoplexy,
caused by overindulgence in poor whisky,
which was running out of his mouth and
nose when found, ne was 44 years of
age. and leaves a wife and several chil
dren.
Mr. John Rishel, of Potter twp.
jw n-d through here on Tuesday, with two
monster hogs, ofthe Poland China braed.
These lellows are whoppers, and can't
help but draw the premium, for it is scarce
possible for any one to beat Mr. Risbel
M r. Risbei's Poland Chinas drew tho pre
mium last year. The one of these pigs
one year old weighs 827, the other a two
year old, weigh* 606.
On Monday, 6lh, we had rain, and
on Tuesday it was cold and blustery.
Jas. "Welch A Co., opposite the
Bash house, hare just unpacked a new
stock of books, stationery, toys, fancy ar
ticles, Ac, intended for old and young,
male and female, useful and ornamental.
Their store presents a veritable museum,
and where you can buy any thing in the
line of books, all kinds of writing paper,
eveJy imaginable fancy article, toys, gold
**~"i.en§ and pencils, photograph albums
pocket books and pocket knives, vases,
China cups and saucers, wall peckets,
brackets, pictures and picture frames, and
slipper frames. Go and see tly establish
ment for yourself. You can :-pend two
or three hours pleasantly in examining the
many nice things kept there, and which
are ofTered cheap. It is the most complete
establishment of the kind in central Penn
sylvania. Remember the place is Welch's,
opposite the Bush house, Bellefonte.
The work upon the railroad has
stopped temporarily, on accouut of the
financial troubles. We hope it will soen
be resumed, as there is but little grading
to do. Thus are our people made to feel
the effects and disappointments of a mista
ken radical financial policy, which has
shaken every extremity of the country.
The farm of John Dinge* dee d, in
t> Perm iwp., is advertised in the Reporter,
at public sale.
The farm of Geo. Grarnly, dec'd, in Su
gar Valley, is advertised in the Reporter,
"* ■* at public rale.
A valuable farm in Buffalo Valley,
Union co., is advertised in the Reporter at
j public sale.
The M'Minn farm in Potter twp., is ad
vertised in the Reporter at public sale.
The Nale farm in Pottet twp., is adver-
tised in the Reportei ai. public sale.
The valuable mill property of J. F.
Throne, in Miles twp., is advertised in the
Reporter at private sale.
The valuable farm of Sam'l Spangler,
dee d, in Potter twp., is advertised in the
Reporter at private sale.
Look here shoemakers and farmers
One hundred sides of the best Buenos
* - Ayres sole leather, the best in the market,
selling from 30 to S3cU per pound ; kips
and calf skins of all kinds, selling a
low figures, ulio the largest, and bes
stock of boots and shoes in the county at
Qruhiim & Son, Bellcfonte. 2t
ft. GREAT WANT HAS BEEN SUP
PLIED.
Prof S. H. WRIGHT has opened a Bar*
* terShop in Centre Hall, where he is ready
,nd willing to do any thing in the art Ton
orial in tl*e best possible manner
If you wish te have a pleasant shave,
As good as barbers ever gave,
Just call on me in my saloon,
* At morning, eve, or busy noon,
For 1 can move as true a band
As any barber in tbe land.
And tbe very best that I can do,
Mali o. I'"
Suem Valloy liOttor.
MR. KBITO*:—The golden day* of
summer ro p**t, and the dreary auluni
nn 1 tint* in It or*, and our cherryjval
ley look* lovely in her livery of "varioga
ted robe*;'' the h*rv**t home and
k our indu*triout farmer* are happy ov*r
an abunt ant in-gathering. At the protent
time the mind* of our eaterpriiing cili
ren* are engro**ed with a railroad project.
1 W* have \ ery flattering new* of the Con
' tir.ental K. H co., running a direct route
from New York to the Great Wot, and
• if *uch report* are to be relied on, at no
' vorydittant day we will hail the tusbing,
' (teaming locomotive through our valley,
' and what a change it will bring to u* -the
farmer, merchant, the mechanic and day
i laborer will be greatly benefited. Our
i mountain* teem with rich iron ore, and
' the impetu* of a railroad will develop the
mineral depotit t, and inttead of "low of
cattle and *ong of bird*," we will have
furnace* and manutaclurie* with all the
buy hum of machinery,—activity and en
terpri will be tamp#d upon the face of
every man. Often 1 have been a*tonihed
while travelling by car, at the business
air way-*tations|b**r, there i* a breath of
life which before the railroad, never wa*
known, and even the "oldest inhabitant"
will aav the railroad ha* benefited u* in
variou* way*. In the way ot getting
lumber to market, our lumberman would
tave three dollar* on every thou*and feel,
which, in one year, would net a very
handsome >utu Our mountain* are toler
ably welt timbeied. Cut hingle aad
hoard* are quite a *iapte product, and will
be lor -orne Cm* to come. There i* t par
ty ot men teeking for aitver, near what ie
called the Tea Spring* ; they are confi
dent of *ucce*. I have heard *o many
weird -torie* about preciout metal* and
diamond*, from the oldest inhabitant*,
that would fill a volume. Some of them
have an air of romance, wßtch, by your
prmi**ion, I will lend you. Lat winter
a company came here and !eaed two
farm* for the purpose of developing mar
ble ; they employed old John Kevel, of
Jaugaaceotac, an Kngluh miner to delve;
he got down nine feet and cam# to
white rock ; he drilled about 12 inches in
to the rock, and the weather became so in
clement, the work wa* given up until mid
summer, tinee w* have heard nothing of
Reve! or the company. If thi* company
i* fortunate ia discovering marble it will
be quite an enterprise, and get our long
lalked-of railroad, ocr valley will become
quite a noted region; our citiien* are
sanguine over the matter, and I hop* they
may not be disappointed.
J. H*K!UO.X BI rr*.
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For the Kaporter.
VKXTILATIOM OF SCHOOL ROOMS.
The idea of ventilating school room*, i*
a modern innovation, and the good ariting
therefrom i* now almott universally ac
knowledged wherever practiced The
modern idea of building *choc! house*, i*
to make them large, eiry, and attractive,
and, above every thing else, to give them
proper ventilation. What a contrmtt be
tween the school hou*e* ot to-day, and
those of fifteen or twenty yean ego, few ol
which arc still to ho e*n in different part*
ol our county. Rude in conttruction, no(
a tingle feature of atlractiveno** about
them, and without any idea of ventilation
in their arrangement, they *tand a* mon
uments of persecution to tetpeak By tk
immutable law of nature, man a* a living
being mutt have pure, freah air to breath*
in order to maintain a good healthy actios
of body and mind. Of all the bygenic laws,
that of ventilation i* most overlooked, yef
imperatively the most neceary. If pa
rents could but be made understand tb<
necessity of proper ventilation, then
would be a complete revolution in the
matter of building school houses, as well ai
private house*.
Take a school room without any proper
means of ventilation, and crowd into it,
from thirty to forty pupils, and in the six
hours in which thay are doomed to re
main, there will be poison enough genera
ted to kill a dozen men if collected. No
wonder that we sometimes have dull, mo
ping teachers and pupils. Parents, you
who have children to educate, see to it.)
that their energies are not wasted—their
health destroyed, by being packed into
unventilated school rooms. See to it alao,'
that where there is no provision made for
ventilating school rooms, that you apply
yourselves at once lo have tha fault ram-;
idied. See to it alto, that where there are
arrangement* provided for ventilating,;
that the teacher does not neglect it. The
welfare of your children demands It; and
you, a* parents, are morally bound to see
tbem properly cared for, and hare their
wants supplied.
E. S. G.
For the Centre Reporter.
MB-EDITOK It was my privilege to
attend a Sabbath review or concert, at the
Union church, on last Saturday evening,
Oct, 4, held by the Sabbath school of that
place. The exercises were conducted by
John Rishel, esq , and George Krape.
Superintendent, assisted by other* and
consisted in a general review of the lessons
recited during the past summer, music,
and addresses, participated in by the en
tire school. Questions were promptly
answered, separately and in concert. The
music was led by Mis* C. A. Krapa, who!
acquitted herself creditably upon be in
strument Tlie das* following with most
excellent voices, rendering the entertain- )
rueut agreeable, and inviting ; brief and {
appropriate addresses wore made by tev- •
era) persons present. The idea, though
novel, I think admirable, and an evening
could aot be more pleasantly and prefil
abiy spent, than by engaging in so worthy
an object
SriccrxToß.
The United States Signal Station on the'
summit of Pike's Peak is neariy complet
ed and wiil be dedicated with appropriate;
ceremonies on the 11th inst The tele-)
graph line to the summit is already com-|
plated, and when the station is fully estab
lished, important scientific results may be
expected. The signal station it 14,21 C feet
above the Sea level. One observer and
three assistants will remain on the summit
all winter. Th* trail leading thereto ren
ders it accessible excepting in most severe
weather.
Louisville Courier-Journal: "It i* said
that lha President had about $20,00 on de
posit in Jay Cook's bank, and that on the
morning of the failure a tin box was sent
from the bank to tbe "VV*hit® House. Poor
Andy Johnson had about $60,003 on de
posit in tha First National Bank, but no
tin box was tent to him."
IRON MINE DISCOVERED.
Cove Station, Bedford county. Pa., Sep
tembcr, 2L—Robert Hare Powel, of
Philadelphia, after three years of inces
sant labor, yesterday morning reached,
through a rock tunnel three hundred yards
length, penetrating Tussey mountain at
this place, a vein ofsolft fossil ore. 'analy
zing fifty per cent, of i ure iron. The
seam measures throughout a distance of
one hundred and six feet from the surface
and two feet in thickness. This same
me uureni <nt continues to the floor oi the
adit, and no doubt for a long distance be
low. The vein has a working breaat of
two hundred and eighty-six feet and ex
tends for upwards of fourteen miles.
MODOC PRISONERS.
The President issued orders seme dsys
ago for a commutation of the sentences of
Slotuck and Barncho, of the Modec pris
oners, from hauging to imprisonment for
life a'. Alactrass island, San Francisco har
bor. The ground for this action of execu
tive clemency is that these Indians were
not chiefs, hut stood in the relative posi
tion of that ot private sold iers, obeying the
orders of their commander, Captain Jack.
Tbe Rebersburg band treated our town
to some music on Wednesday, whilst £n
their way to the fair.
Far tho Reporter.
kin. KURTZ Below *O furnish A
stateaicitt effect* ill reference to tho l'enn
township rod, which will give tho voter*
an idea of tha judgement and ahililr of
i Samuel Uratuley, R * damage appraisar,
and would like to know whether h will
have the audacity to deny tho snmo, as ho
did tho article in tho Democratic Watch
lllßll, ot Sept. 96th Now tho ontiro
length of Mid read, • located, is not ijuilo
two mile*, the old road hoinu t* o ami
half miles, and passes Rvor Und owned by
tho MUIO parties which tho old rod |iai •
over, nnd which Und will naturally re
vart to tho owners. HIIJ amounts to two
Rcro* rooro than tho now road take* away.
Now tho Crawley view was only for a
part of said road, not over tho one half,
and that tho loast valuable portion lor
farming purpose, fully otto half being un
tillable, bring side hills, over stream*
Jko., which will leave üboui half a mile of
tillable ground over which it would pa."
and according to tho oruor af Court would
have a be opened thirty three feet, and
would therefore contain about two acres ot '
'tillable land, which, Mr. Oram ley sv
| it bis report, is worth sl7*-, or at tho rati
ofsß7l par acre; that is Indeed a very
i handsome price tor land in l'enn town
jihlp, after the owners acvjuire more land
I than they give, besides the advantages ot
a ffrst class road, which will at last on
haace the properly through which it pass- 1
o* from 10 to *Jt) per cent.; new these arc
the facts, and we dare Mr tSramlcy to
deny lham ; now we ask the tax payers
how can you afford to support such a lib
eral candidate by your vole, one who did
order, by bis return Id court, that $B7l
should be taken out of the county treas
ury of your earnings, for one acre of land,
when in fact and in truth, it is only worth
from SBS to SIOO per acre in l'enn town-
ship
The ahovo shows the goodness and
qualifications of Mr Grain ley, and up-
I pose if he vu eleeted, could luruish plen
ty et the above teats to drain the county
treasury. Pass.
OPENING OF THE STOCK EX
CHANGE
I New York, Sept. 80t—Wall and Bros J
and New streets in front of the several en
trances t the Stock Exchange, were
crowded this morning a* the hour of open
ing approached. When the door* were
thrown open, shortly before ten o'clock,
the member* and spectator* rushed in,
filling the fioor ofthe exchaiiee aud visit
ors' gallery. The member* closed round
Preside! t's desk cheering vociferously
and waving their hats. Promptly at ten
o'clock President Chapman rapped the
brokers to order and at once all became
silent. lie then spoke as follow* :
Speech of the President-
"We have meet again after a very uiOr
men tout suspension, for the purpose of
resuming business. Your action in the
interim has met with universal approba
tion, and ha* been most satisfactory to
'yourselves. Business would be carried
on under tlie rules adopted yesterday by
the Governing Committee, which he read,
appointing a Committee to settle contract*
of defaulting parties All 1 ask now is
that you help each other to bear the bur
den that hatfallen upon us—to so conduct
business a* to carry on its work *uccessful
!y," Sound cheering followed the ad
dles*. nnd business was begun Good
feeliag appears to exist, and .the operftng
prices of slocks shows returning confi
dence.
FUTILE EFFORTTOKNFORCE THE
LIQUOR LAW IN BOSTON.
Bot'on, Sept., 24.—Some weeks ago
2.UOU citizens ef this city asked the Board
of Aldermen for a hearing on the petition
to require the Übict of Felice to enforce
the Prohibitory Liquor law in the City of
Beslon. The bearing took place on Mon
day evening, and singularly was conduct
ed exclusively by Universalisl ministers,
Re*. Dr. Miner being the chief spokes
man. It is well known that no attempt
has been made to enforce the liquor law
for ilia reason that many of the leading
merchants of the city, members of the
Republican party, have .peculiar con
nections with the city government, and
the mercantile community 'itself has met
the argument of the prohibitionists by
i representing that the impartial enforce
ment of the law in Boston would ruin its
trade, shut up its hotels, and that
grass would grow in its streets.
Dr. Miner, however, held up before the
Alderman a terrible picture of the demor
alized condition of the City of Boston.
Rev. George H. Vibbert also trotted out a
fearful array of statistics, showing how
j all the citizens were rushing towards
kingdom come without the benefit of the
clergy; but his appeal did not impress
worth a cent. The petition was referred
to the Committee on police, where it will
be allowed to slumber.
Chief of Police Savage thinks that if be
had the power he could enforce the liquor
lew in Button ; that he couid close every
oneofthe 2.800 rum shop* within forty
eight hours. So far at the enforcement of
the law in the pa*t it concerned, it it a
fact that police officers who attempted to
enforce it havo been transferred to another
beat. It is related that one man was ar
rested for telling whi.kev on Sunday
whe held lets than fifty votes in hit power.
He went to a prominent politician and get
him to write a .letter to the Chief of police
that this man mu*t be saved, and the man
was saved.
ZINC IN UNION COUNTY
Yesterday, Henry R. Noll, (a former
resident of Lewisburg) and a Mr. I)avi-,
both now residents of Scranton, afier a
careful geological survey of the premises,
leased, for a term of seventeen years, a
tract of land belonging to Messrs. John
iC. and Martin Dunkle, in Kast Buffalo
.township, have found zinc in sufficient
quantities to warrant the expense.
Works will be built on the ground for r
; fining it if ore is found in large qualities
If in small quantities, the ore will be ship
-1 ped to other localities for that process.—
j CAronielr.
SPAIN.
Car lists Surrendering to Ur| üblican
Troops.
Madrid, Oct. I.—Large number* of
CarlUta are surrendering to the Republi
can troop* in the province of Lerida, with
the hope of amnesty.
Dissensions in the Carliats Rank*.
Dissensions in the rank# of the carlist*
aro increasing. The leaders, Dorrogary,
Koda and Lizxarago hare left their com
mand* and arrived at Bayonne.
FRANCE.—A MONARCHY TO BE
PROCLAIM KD.
Brussels, October ft—Tho Echo I)e I'nris
Parliament says it ha* private information
from Paris that a monarchy will certainly
be proclaimed on a proposition of a major
ity of the assembly.
EXCITEMENT IN PAULS.
Paris, October ft—The city has been full
of conflicting rumors to-day in regard to
the political situation. The report which
gains the most currency and causes the
greatest excitement, was one stating that
the permanent committee of assembly
would order that body to meet on the 13th
inst. and that government officials, now
absent from Versailles, have been ordered
te proceed there immediately, but u dis
patch from official sources in Versailles
pronounces it untrue.
EFFORTS OF THE REPUBLICANS
Paris. October 3—The republicans are
redoubling their efforts to thwart tliu de
signs of the monarchists Thiers, Dufour,
Lay and Percer will hold a conference
next week. All the sections left are uni
ted, the extremists proruisiug to submit to
the guidance of the moderates.
The republican journals are of every
shade of opinion, and support all candi
dates for assembly who pledge themselves
to vote for the republic without regard t<
a their antecedent*.
i Petitions are in circulation addressed tu
, the wavoriag deputies, and urging them It
I' support the republic.
, M Rruic-at, at the request of ws-l'rcs-
I ident Thiers, ha* rontensod lo contest th*
i' election in the doparumcnt of Garrons
■ against the candidate of the monarchist*
t The programme of the eoiircrvalive* oh
tlie meeting of the assembly will lie ther#*-
i |.nation of loyalty and a contlitutional ami
parliamentary government, a rodivulon of
■ the country into election di*tri<ts, and the
- immediate nomination ofa lieutenant gen
> oral of the kingdom
\YII VT Til K POPKSAYF
k ! Kcme, tk'tvWl ■> I'll# Pop*'ye*teday,
iu an address to a delegation of thrve hun
dred of the faithful, uod the following
word* "Confuion ha* entered tlie ong
my'scamp. They strive to induce me to
! leave Utime, hut I never will
Jny Uookp *k Co.
A petition waa lllctl in tlie supremo
court for tbo District of Columbia, in
I the name of Chailoin Arick against
Jny Cooke nuJ the uther members of
the fir.i. to force them into involunta
jrv bankruptcy. The netilion nets fortb
lliat the iiriu is imitthfetl to him in the
amount of teu thoumnd five hutuirod
' dolhus on ccrtiticale* of deposit bear ,
j i£ per cent, ittlcrcsl, aud charge ucl*
of bankruptcy a* follows :
On the 20th of September, being iu
poMea-ion of large amonta of real es
tate iu New York, I'eonayleania itml
the District of Columbia, they ilid
make au assignment of all their real
estate Ivi'M' elsewhere than in Penn
sylvania to W. 8. Moorehead, a mem
ber of the firm.
Second, That they, on the 18th of
September, stopped the paymeut of
their commercial paper.
Third, That ou the 18th of Sentem
j l>er, being possessed of hills, gold, nil-,
ver and copper, and being aware that
! lepal procem had been issued and was
; about to he issued, tlmy concealed and
; rrmoved said money.
Fourth, That oil the 18th of Sep
i leinher tliev auspetuhil payment, ami
; fifth that on the 18th of September,
being theu bankrupt, they did make
payments of money to certain parties,
to "the petitioner unknown, ou the pit a
that they were sjwcial depositors, iu <
order to give them prefer* nee over I
other depositors, and lo detest and de- I
lav the act of bankruptcy.
The petition was presented to Judge
Humphreys, who granted the usual
warrant requiring the parties to ap
pear on Friday, October 10th, at elev- j
en o'clock, ami answer why they j
should not be adjudged bankrupts, ;
etc. * j
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Scenes nt theSfnffold. (
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Jacks nvillc, Oregon, October 3. — t
The correspondent of the associated *
press left Fort Klamath this morning 1
ut 11:30 o'clock, aud by hard riding |
arrive*! hero Into this evening with j
the report of the execution of Captain
Jack and his band. Boston Charlie
and Black Jim were led ou the scaf-
fold first, rud Schouchin next. They •
stepped on it with apparent iuditfer-
euce, having evidently resolved to die 1
as bravely as they had live*!. Ca->-
tain Jack went easily up the stairway,
out looked wretched aud miserable.
Tbeir manacles ha.l becti stiuck ofl",
but their arm* were securely pinioned •
with cords.
At fifteen minute* past ten o'clock
the fatal nootci were placetl around
the necks, cutler the direction of C'np
tain iloge. It xm neceaaary to cut
otl'a liltie nfCuptaio Jack"* long hair,
which wan in the way of the rope.
Captain Hoge then bid farewell to the
prisoner*, and the black cap* were
placed over the head* of all the cul
prit* At twenty minute* past ten
thev stood on the drop, aud the rope
was cut by an assistant at a signal
made by Captain Hoge'* handker
chief. The bodies swung round aud
round, Jack and Jim apparently dy
ing easily, but Boston mid Scboochm
sutl'ering terrible convulsion*. Bos
ton ami Schouchin repeatedly drew
up their leg*, but the other* seemed
to die almost instantly.
A* the drop fell, wiih a terribly
deadly thug, launching the four poor
wretches iuto eternity, a cry of hor
ror went un from a crowd of over 500
Klamath Indian* who witnessed the
awful spectacle. Wails of anguish
went up from tho stockade, where the
wives and children of the victim* had
full view of the scene. Tlie collins,
six in number, had been placed di
rectly in the rear of the gallows, two
of them destined to be unoccupied us
the order commuting the sentence*
of Barncho and S'.otuck only arrived
at half pa*t ten o'clock last evening,
and preparation had been made for
their execution with the other*. An
application was made this morning
to General Wheaton by the sheriff of
Jackson ceuuty, Oregon, for the cus-i
tody of the Indians indicted by the
grand jury, but it .vas refused.
THE STORY OF THE COOKE*. — I
Henry I). Cooke used to be editor of
the Ohio State Journal, and it was
while occupying that position that
Governor Chose took a fancy to him
that led to hi* hcing transferred to
Washington, and to brother Jay's be
ing put in charge of the government
ioans.—lleurv was a rather dull edi-j
tor and Jay a proi-aic banker, but
under the management ol their patron
both acquired name and fame nnd he
came wealthy. Chase had a habit of
gathering round him men who would
not becotn ■ bis rivals, and it was in
pursuance of this idea that he took up
the Cookes. — Cincinnati Enquirer.
In 18GB two private individuals of
Ilarrishurg conceived the idea of,
stocking Husquehanna Hi ver with
black baas from the Potomac. About
SIOO wa* collected for the purchase
of the fish, and about 200 black bass!
were procured from the I'otomac by
way of Hagerstown and were placed
in the Husouehanna in the neighbor
hood of llarrisburg and Dauphin.
Since that period this splendid fish
has increased wonderfully in the rivet
all nbout Ilarrishurg, and they are
caught everywhere iu grcnt numbers.
Last week IGO were "landed" near
Harrisburg by a young man in a few
days, during leave ol absence from
bis work. Tlie average weight of the
fish now caught i* from one to three
and four pound*. This stocking ol
the Susquehanna with black has* ha
been due solely to private euterpiUe,
the State authorities having done
nothing towards securing this icsult.
THE EV ANGELICA L ALLI
ANCE.
New York, October 2. —The recep
tion of delegates of tlie Kvungelica)
alliance at the Young Men's christian
association to night was attended by
uu immense crowd, flag* of all na
tions were displayed, ami lite names
of Knox, Wyekliff.t, liunyan and Ed
wards were in gilt letters oyer the
platform. Rev. Dr. Adam* delivered
the opening address, welcoming those
present from this country aud from
i! abroad in (lie mi we i f (lie christian
people of tliia coiiutry n fellow-citi
° /.eu* of the aainU tun! of tin* house
" hold of (5 il.
• T//K WALL BTREKT "YAHOOS
The ipwltcle presented upon the
j N• w York Stock Exchange,on Friday
and Sntuiday of tiic* panic must have
I barn of a character to iiildrn the
( | angle* above and gladden the angel*
, below—if they take any inlrrNl in our
~1 affair*. The scene at the Tower of
liable tuny have been it lively one,
when the brick-mason*, and hod car
rier*, ami atone cutter* kuddculy com
menced Jabbering in Syriac Chaldaic,
' Hebrew, und other languages, and
"itheir employer* jabbered and cursed
R in other tougue*. It is probable if the
uimatea of n lunatic aaylutn were all
let looae at one lime, into one depart
ment thut the room would not bo a
very dcaintble place to do business in.
It i also very certain that if all the
• miiinnJ* of a menagerie were huddled
i together in a large cage and vigorously
l atirred up they would make a very
l lively time of it. Hut the Tower of
(table, the Hedlaiuitea, and the men
i agerie combined could not have
■ exceeded the New York Exchange in
absurdity, noiae, insanity, and infuriate
jarg-n.
It is a cheering und etuiobliug
spectacle; hundreds of men, presum
ably p<>ses*iug intelligence and reaaon
gathered together into one room ru*h
ing to and fro, scrcainiog, yelling,
gesticulating, knocking the hau ofl
their tieighbors over their eyes cursing
laughing, shaking list* at each other,
some bawling themselves hoarse, oth
er* muttering to themselves, and the
.entire assemblage, at regular intervals
shouting Yahoo. Here, indeed, I>ar
iu may find new arguments, based
upon conduct under excitement, to
help to prove his theory that the man
d -scendtd from the ape. Afriaun
travelers hare related very similar
narratives of largo multitudes of mon
keys congregated together in the for
sis, screamiug and chattering iu the
same idiotic manner, aud utirriug
si>un very closely resembling 'Yahoo'
—the only difference lieing that the
monkeys arc to be credited wnh mak
ing less noise and having a more
definite object in view ihau their dis
tant ai.d more highly developed rt-k
--tivee.
HORRIBLE DEATH OF AERO
NAUT BAILEY.
Wafcllo, lowa, September 2u. Pro
fessor J. W. Bailey made an ascension
in a hot hair balloon to day from the
Fair grounds.* Bailer left hanging
by .'lis bands to a horiyoutnl bar be
neath. Jusl as it started it took fire
near the mouth, and Bailey did uot
notice the fire until he was Ick> high
to let go with safety, hut hung on
until he reached onie five bundr d
feet from the ground when the canvas
that held the hpok from which he was
suspended burned away, and lie fell,
liis body was frightfully mangled his
legs being driven into bard ground uj
to his knees.
London, October 3—A chimney
220 feet in height in the village ol
Nortbtleel fell to-day, instantly kill
iug live persons nod maiming a dozen
others.
MARRIED.
On theVMih instant,b.v ltev St. I. Smy
ser. t'apuin Xluha.-I Kuukle nnJ Sir*
Anna Mnrock, both el Bellrfunl*
On Sept. 2jtk by Rev. SI. J,. Smyser
Foster \ Judon, and Sarah J. Smith
both of Sprin* township. Pa.
On the tan o day by the saiua. Sir. Jas
Fanmn to Slot SI Storjpn, alio
Belief.nta.
<>n Sept. 31s: by tlte lie*. W 11. Groh,
Mr Samuel (trove of Boaltburg, end
M IU Maggie M. Qotiumn from near I
Church* illc. ' <
On :anh. till., by Ke*. Robert Hamill. [
Mr G. B Campbell, of Pine Grov*, to j
Mit Annie M. Potter, of Linden Urll. t
Valuable Farm J
t
AT PUBLIC SALE
Will be offered, at public tale, on the.,
premise*, aboul 1 mile tooth of M illheim,
Ou Saturday, Nov. Blb, nt I o'clock, t
the \ aluable farm belonging lolhertlale 1
of John Dinm dtr'd, nt the read lead
ing from Millbcirn to the Fork*, audi
about 1 mile from the railroad, contain-: 1
ing
112 ACHES
with allowance, ol which 100 arret are
clear, the balance being of the (
BEST WHITE PINE TIMBER. i
The land it under a high itale of colli-.'
vat ion. and under good pott fence. There
on it erected aTW < ST<H V FR AM i
DWELLING HOUSE, targe bank barn,
and other necetaarr outbuilding*. There '
it a never failing Spring of Watar near i
the door, the water of which it conducted)'
through the collar, thence piped to the
barnvard. On the premitct i* alto a large ,
ORCUA Kl>, with all kindt of choice '
fruit Belonging to thit property 1 a'
SAW MILL AND WATER POWER ]
with 12 feet of head A lane runt through (
the farm having the field* on either tide,
; enabling the farmer to leave hi* bar* open 1,
Ito that rati e can go at will from their , j
pa*ture to water and back again ; betide*
which the farm it to ihut out at to delude:
entirely all strange cattle. ]i
TERMS -.—SfifOto be paid on day of <
-tie; half of the balance on the t*t of <
April following, and the residue in two
ciual annual pavnient* thereafter. <
JACOB DINUKH, i
oet't "it. • Executor. 1
rsmron-AUKV PARH ;
AT PUBI.IC BALE
The valuable Farm of George Gramley.
dee'd. about f mile touth of Logansville.
1 Clinton countv, will bo Joffored at Public
Sale,
I On Friday, Oct 31, nt 1 o'clock, |
: containing <
KS ACRES OF LAND,
: of which 12 acre* contitt of Tunberland,
the balance being under gaod cultivation I
| Thereon arc erected n TWO-STORi •
FRAME HOUSE, BANK BARN,
Smokehouse Sprlngbou*e. Woodthed, &.
I There i* running Water at the houte
i and nt the barn.
Alto, n thriving YOUNG ORCHARD
ion the premise*
Term* will bo made known on day of
.1 a)e.
JONATII GRAMLEY,
• Sugar Valley,
JEREMIAH HAINES.
Kebertburg,
oetfl Executor*.
/ IHOUKRY STORK -
U
Wood ring & Co.,
At the Grocery Store on Allegheny
Street, Bellefonte, Pa., opposite Ileffer
Bro't Inform the public generally, that
lliev linvo now ami keep nt all time* one
of the best and large*! slock* of Groceries,
1 tuch as
, COFFEE S
TEA,
SViiAR,
MOLASSAS,
' !
j &c., iVi'., &c.,
I
' CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS OF
ALL KINDS,
.
"consisting of oanned pouches, cherries,
- tomatoes, iiluin*, green com, dried apples,
r j peaches, cherries &c.
I bi brief they havo everything u*UHlly
ks-pt in A firtt class Grocery Store Call in
el ladies and gentlemen. Our prices are I
j 1 reasonable We ana tc please. octytt
The present condition or things is
{the host com men la ry on an n redeems
hie paper currency, nJ strips it of it*
last plausible excuse —that it would
at least prevent tho condition uow ex
isting. l'lifl gradual return to the
specie basis, begun and then abandoi *,
ed through the clamor of speculator*
\raa the true and safe policy that
would have kepi enterprise within
proper limits, ami averted tho present
sconvulsion. We have no neou to re-;
peat what we have so often said onj
this subject, for what every mau now
sees he lore his eyes it heller than the.
longest argument. We are now in
the midst of difficulties which need
calmness, moderation and co operation
among all good citizens. It is not bv ,
passions and excitement, but by a
peaceful and intelligent exercise of the
elective franchise that w* should seek j
a leturn to honest, economical admin
istration and a sound financial condi* 1
lion.
I In tbe present arrangement* of lite
■ hank*, the eonimuuity aeenia to ac
t qui race, aud we are glad that it ia ao,
I lor it ia by the coiieeiit of those inter-i
rated that the present mode of pay
. HI cut invy have a tetnpuary existence,
, mid there never waa a lime in which
the debtor aud creditor would find itj
I more to their common int*rrst to!
agree to an amicable arrangement
during the ueceaaitiea of the hour.—
Age.
They waul Morton out iu Ohio to
re|>eat that apeecli about the litiancial
prosperity of the couutry, but he won't
j
THE MOST VALUABLE FARM
IN
BUFFALO VALLEY.
Known as the
117/7 TK SPRING FA RM, |,
Will b offered at
PUBLIC BALK M i
Oil Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1873.
Thi* Farm comprise*
170 ACKRS.
mure or loi, situated in Limestone twp.,l
l'tiion County, i'a., 2 mile* *ouikea*t otj
Mifflinburg—the present terminu* of thei
LC.A S. C. lift This road will be
completed ere long, when the distance!
from *id Fnrm to ttae Railroad will be but
one mile. i
The land i* ALL CLEARED except-!'
ing about I*2 Acre*, and i* in an excellent
state ef cultivation.
The I mpivvemenu are a Large Good
FRAME HOUSE, known a* the
"MANSION HOUSE"
'with a Tenant Uou*e attached, an exten- j
Live Barn with uther outbuilding* in coo- ]
iuection. Not far ditiant from tbe- j
; building* i* another tmali structure, used
|a* a tenant houae with a arable clo*e by. |
The Farm ia well tupplied with water ,
a large Spring ruing at the Mansion.
| known far and near a* "WHITE ,
, SPRINGS'' from which the'port office naar
by derived it* name. The Spring i* very *
Urge, of exceedingly froth Limestone .
Water, and adda largely to the value at '
well a* the beauty of thi* excellent farm '
Alao, at the tame lime and place, about 1
Ml ACRES OFTiMHKKLA.NU, j|
in an adjoining township. I
Sale to commence at Urn o'clock, A. M. ,
of atd da v, when Term* will be known by .
JAMKS CHAMBERS, i
KtJH T li KAKUKK,
Adui'r* cum testament© annexe. 1
Oft & .. |i
'l
prULICSALK- I
Ptmuanl to an order of tbe Orphan 1
o*urt of Centre county, the undersigned *
w ill offer at public tale on the premise* in .
I'oUer twp., on
Saturday, October 18th, 1873,
the following dotcribod rest e*late, late of |
Wm. M'Miun. dee'd, to wil
A VALUABLE FAKM
• ituate in l'otlertwp., two mile* wet of f
Potter* Mill*, bouuded on the north by r
land of Jeate Knyrr and Wm. Uoal, on
the cart by landa of Philip* and Glasgow, :
and John Meyer, on the aoulh by land*
of Wm. Farner and John Merin|.-f, on
the witl bv land* of Hubert Lee. contain- "]
ing 112 At RKS more or lot*. MS acres ,
cleared and to a go d alate of cultivation, ,
and a considerable portion of the farm en
cloaod with a new poat-fence. Tbe im
proveuenta ate a
Two Story Dwelling House,
Bank-barn, waab-bouae, smoke houae,'
wagou-ahed and oth.r outbuildinga; aP
never failing well with a pump in it near 1
the kitchen door. Alao a good tenant '
houae, atable and other outbuildinga near 1
the main dwelling houae;
TWOGOOUORCUARUS
bearing fruit of the beat quality. Alao ais
tract of TIM BKKLAND a ituate inaaidj
townahip, containing 16 acrea of good lim-j
her within one mile of the farm. Peraona
drain tig to view the promise* will pteaae t
call on either of the undersigned, residing i
within a hort diatanceof the farm. Sale <
to commence at 2 o'clock p. m. Condi-11
tion* made known on day of aale by <
A. LI KEN BACH, 1
E E M MINN,
oct2 Administrators. i
pUBLIC SALE.-
In purauahce of an order of the Orphan*' i
Court of Mifflin county, the undersigned I
will offer at Public Sale, on tbe premise*.!
on 1
Thursday, October 16, 1873, j'
A VALUABLE FARM,
situate in Potter two., Centre county. d* (
joining land* of Jacob Wagner, John'.
Lore and other*, containing
100 ACRES i
and 68 percho* and allowance, mostly
cleared and under cultivation, on which
are elected a good tw<-*torv FRAME 1
HOUSE. BANK BARN,CIDER PRESS
and other improvement*. There are two <
ORCHARDS on the preraie, one a 1
young ono of choice fruit, and water is
biped to both houe and barn. Also, a
TRACT OF WOODLAND,
situate in taid Poller two.,adjoining land*
ofjno. Fryo, W. W. I-ove and other*, |
containing 10 acre*
TERMS.— One third of the purchase
money on confirmation of sale; one-third
in on# year, and the balance in two year*,
with interest, and to be secured by bond*
land mortgage on the premie. Sale to
'commenceat 1 o'clock, ti. m. of aid day.
ILL CLOSE, i
Admin'rofW. Nale, dee'd. Mifflin co.
TjURM FOR SALE.
The well known farm of Samuel Snaog
ler, dee'd, situated in Poller twp,. Centre
i county, Pa, i* offered at Private Sale,
containing about
laoo ACRES OF THE BEST LIME
STONE LAND.
About 170 acre* being in a high state of
. cultivation. Tito .balance being well sot
with a
FINK G ROWTHOF LU Mlt KR,
consisting in part of White Oak, Chestnut
and Chestnut Oak.
Tbo Buildings are gooJ, large and
commodious.
Water & Fruit second to none iu the
State. A never failing well and alto
running water near the door.
Any person desiring a good farm and
pleasant home, as also a profitable invest
ment, can nddress
MARGARET SPANGLKR,
on the premise*, or
K. L. SPANGLKR,
Juliet, HI.
7aug3tu Executor*.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
' at Centre Mills, within 5 miles of the L.
C. &S. C. RR., and 3 miles from Mill
holm. This is a well known merchant and
custom flouring mill, having 3 run of
Burr*
On a Never Failing Stream of Water,
it in good running order, ha* a large cut
torn trade, and I* located in one of the
flnnst wheat growing suction* of the state.
; Connected with it it a
Commodious Dwelling,
surrounded by ornamental shade true*,
; making it a desirable place to live. Bo
! longing to the property is a
Store Room, Ware Room, & Tenant
lonian also a SAWMILL, and 220 ACRES
OF LAND, part of which in tillable, the
' balance being well timbered with a choice
oimlitv of Whitepine convenient to the
Sawmill. There is HISO a YOUNG OR
CHARD on tho premises. The water
p.>w ris nu excellent one and suitable for
! any manufacturing purposes. For Terms
noil further information, address,
| J. F. THRONE,
2laugbt Centre Mills, Centra co. Pa.
OKLLVFONTKM ARRETS.
White (Vliest *1,40. R"d 186 ... Rye
•15 Coin fit) ....Oats 36 HarfeyiX).
70 Cto/orseocl 6,1*1 ... ~l'otstoes 46.
I.artl per pound 7 Porkpsr pound 06
Hotter 'JO Kgx> 16 Plaster perton
fI4 Tallow N HaconM ......Ham 12
LBWIHTOWK MARKETS
White wheat 1,40 ... Hi 'I wheal 1,36..,.Kyr
!&. Corn 46 Oats 36 Hurley
Cloversoed 6,1*1 Timothy seed, !v>0........
•Salt 2 tiOper ss k,
Uncoil 10c Half 16 lluttcl 27... Egg*
JO Piaster V 60
* JJKTAIL FRIGE LWT.
!
I HURNBIDES A THOMAS.
J
< JOBBERS A t'nMMiSliloN XIKR
i <IIANTS
t
1 Halt per Barrel. $3 26
. Sail per Sack 2 26
Bc*t Rio Culfrt' per !•> ........ .............. at)
I
. White Sugar per B 13
' Men * Slogs Uvula 876
. Xlooae Uvula per pair 360
' Horse Blanket* per piece 176
l]
j Men's Sliiru, a piece — 1 00
' Army l'snUloon*.... 2 76
i Bet double thick tobacco...— 36
i Bet Navy Tubacco 60
j
We are Wanaiuaker* A Brown's Agent*
land will furnish customer* with any kind
lof clothing you want at Philadelphia
prices, and will show you large sample* to
I choose from.
I We are "liar pleat agent* of Philadel
phia and will furnish cutlvuier* with any
kind of dress good*, ahawta, Ac., at city
pricea
Largest rtotk of Merchandise ever
I brought to thi* town Cellar, Kocm and
up Main all full. Call and *e for your
aei vea and *are from 20 to 80 per cent.
The higheat Market price paid for but
' tcr. egg*, grain, Ac.
Fifty different kind* of men > glove*.
HU HNSIDES* TIIOM AS.
Come to Milroy for Clothing.
Juat received a fine new tock of
Ueua'aud Hoja* Full iiutl Win
ter C lofliiuic.
(J RE AT BAKU A INS
in tuiu. New stock of latest tyie liata,
Hoou, shoes, Ac. Nice Suit" at $lO.
Fine ca*aimere *uiU at from sl2 to sl6
Alao Milton Heaver Overcoati. for fall and
winter, at the Clothing Store, Mtlroy.
►epin 4t. Z 1* K HISK A BkO.
jq-OTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.—
Bjr m nwoluliuu of the U*>r*l of School
Directors of Potter twp., th# common
xchouls of said township will commence
on th# third Monday of October next, be
ing th# "Ji;h day ol th# month, and n> con
tinue 110 day* Applicant* for school* ar#
h#r#b.v al-o notified that tbe Board, by
resolution ha* graded teacher*' mlari#*,
ja* per number of CertUUst#*, a* follow*:
Mat#* Profo**ion*l CeruUcate, par month
S4O; No. IIRS8; No. 1* W7 ; No. If SB6 ;
No. 2 $36 ; No. 21 SB4. Less than 21 not
< mployod. Femala*—Profaasional Cer
tificate". $37 ;No II $36, No If $34 ; No.
If S3S No. 2 $32; .*o.2i s3l.
I'ETKK IIOFFER,
\V. W. ROY xa, I'rcs'l.
<?pt 1-41. Sec'y.
STILA Y CATTLE.—Three brad of csl
tlc came to the premise* of the under
tigned, at Old Port, about two month* ago,
the on# a dark red steer, the other a light
red beifer, and the third a small white and
red spotted heiler. All of them are two
yean old. The owner U requested to com#
forward, prove property, pay costs, and
remove the tame
J. 11. ODENKIRK.
Oct. 2. At
LIVE STOCK at PRIVATE SALE -
Th# undersigned, having been burned out,
offer* (he follow ing live Mock at private
sale;
SIX HEAD OF WORK HORSES.
THREE MILK COW'S.
ELEVEN HEAD YOUNG CATTLE.
This stock can be seen at the residence of
the subscriber, about II miles west of Old
Fort.
INaugSi A. KRUM REIN.
Chas H. Held.
Clock. Vlalclimnkcrdk Jeweler
Millheim, Centre Co., Fa.
Respectfully informs hi* friends and th#
public in general, that be ha* just opened
at his new establishment, abort Alexan
der's stare, and keep* constantly on hand,
I all kinds of Clocks, Watches aud Jewelry
f the latest style*, as also the Haranvilfa
Patent Calender Clocks, provided with a
complete index of the month, and dar of
the month and week on it* face, which is
warranted as a pertect lime-keeper.
SS,Clacks, W alchc* and Jewelry re
paired on short notice and warranted.
taptl 68 ly
FffMIK undersigned, determined to meet
| X the ponu'.ar demand for Lower
! Price*, respectfully calls the attention of
the public lo his stock of
SADDLERY.
. now offered at the old stand. Designed es
pecially for the people and the lima*, the
largest and mott varied and complete as
sortment of
SadJlea, Harness, Collar*. Bridle*,
iof cverv description and quality; Whips,
j and in tact everything complete to a first
clan* #ubli*hnient, he new offer* at price*
which wilt suit the time*
JACO B DINGKS, Centre Hall.
HKNEY anociKßitorr, J. N MII'OERT,
President, Cashier.
QENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO.
(Late Milliken, Hoover <k Co )
RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
And Allow interest,
Discount Note*,
Buy and Sell.
Government Securities, Gold *(•
apHTftfttf Coupon*.
T OHN F "POTTER, Auorney-Xt-Uw.
*1 Collections promptly made and
special attention given to the*e having
land* or property for sal#. Will draw up
and,*have acknowledged De#d*. Mortgage*.
Ac. Office in the diamond, north side of
the court houae, Bellefonte. uct2/6Utf.
DF FORTNEY. Attorney at Law,
• Bellefonte, Pa. Office over Rey
nold* bank _ mayl4'oßlf
JAMES A. BEAVER.
A TTVRXKT-A T LA IF.
Bellefonte, Centre co., Pa. apffiW
DIPLOMA " ~ J
awar-lod by the
American inatitute,
TO J. W. MeKKK.
' for
Fvibroidrring and Fluting .Wachinr*.
' "|t to laesaloat snd will mrrt Uio *oto f svssy
' mslmn b> th- Uud."
Exhibition of 1878.
J obaa.tls-M.IUw IWY. r A. BJSMIO. Vtm.
Tlllmsn.r^'nd^Jto^^
This -Impl- sad ln-nloas oucbla* Is umfrl ss th
a--in* Maobtas. nJ to fss* t-T a r * l ' l '
Udts*. la th# pU of -spsasl— N-n- woHl- tos #tw*
twins mash bkw# hnds..s. ro.,ulrlii* JjSSjJf# ""J
not on- tsnth psH tb ntwo— Wo U'lr* " <***
i iiinllff Tttitool If A Machln# with giatfslsd clr*
rotor sod full InslrariSon- ssnt oa r*sl|>t of S. o #a
tohodlnsil—r ptotofoi■ slll
Addro**, The McKeo Manufacturing Co..
30** Broadway, N. V .
*t; KXTWW A NTItD.
Dr. (iarviu'* Elixir of Tar,
. Is r-oumai-tid-d hf maolsr tof4tosi to Mtutoasr* sod
s so-sit- car- snsrsnl—d lor I olds, i ooshs, ttotsrrn,
i A-thm- KnscliHb, IpMsilSx t>n,om|Un sad
I tjlrahaaan Comptolats Scrofoto.
f Ursp-psto sail Hoot, ttos-otrrjr. (lholor. mort.s
I'hol-rs sml *ll ll—r sad torn. I rionptotnu K 010-J
<ll— ss sod nil sll-rtton*or L rtnsl 'J**"*-
hsnnls—. fr— from Mia—l or Alcoholic pr-f-"#".
• lilcsssal toUk- sad a—r known to toll. Prtes•lS"
n-r bottls. Sail |rth-utor wilt, medical t-.t1m0.0
- and c-rtlttr.l-r —nt on supUcslioa Addr—s. to.
I> K. H V ll;. A CO.. IS* hrvrnth A—one. A, 1. _____
Darts from the Devil; or Cupid Abused
A Book Ju.l twu-d. MlHiOiut IU
)>•>> •i.mrxl In thr Now York NMiM|Mm , U>lr
btolon Lid l~.on HTYUxh VIIAUM euix* KT
KU AdrcrtunmantM fro® *•!• lunn U>
women UkndMtln* inmtlngs; how tru.tr.Uid. Tlic
Htmtorr of th. (IIMIIIRUH Ja-viiriir llm tumll of.
"Mrawitl." D#rriirtlcm of living Hro4drjp HUmM.
KXMMIKS MOTIAL oomavrnop. Hmnt <m RMLPT oi
lOcnuti. Addrcw, I nlque Prlotinf llou*. #
lit,. N. Y.
THE BECK WITH S2O PORTABLE
Family Hewing Machine, on HO days Trial;
mn> nditnUfel ovor all. hUiftta miMWw. or
SSU rrfundxl Hoiit complst*. wtlh full dlrecUon.
flochwltta Sowing M.otitno Cu.. MU Broadway. N- 1 .
The New Remedy fur Rupture.
,4 Most Important invention. Sold by
Tho Klaatto Truaa Company. No Hud Broadway. Y.
City. It nrtatuw Rupture auaoluialy In aaaa and eom
lurt, nlaht and day, at all Unw and undar all ctrcum
aUnooa. without any eiceptiun whatofor la any caar,
and ahould navor bo takon off during tha abort tuna ra-
I ijuialu to aflart a pormanant euro. Hont by mall. Llr
outara froa Any UruggUt or Phyalclan *ul ordat thla
I haw Trua* lot jSu without ebargs.
N E*P LU S ULTRA,
; No Better Place !
I Tbe subtcribor Is just receiving from the
, I eastern <itio# a Full Stock of
BUMMER GOODH
I tblcli ho hut dtortnintd to t#l! vtry
j rhoop, rohkUtlfiff of
I HIV GOODS and
I'rua-, M i.'iiu*, Opera Cantons. and Woll
| ' ifttiflt , LuiJir* |)ff| (i'MMifc, Uch U
' I '•! n n \ it,. Empress Cloth,
I Sateens, Tameiae, together with a fUJi
I stock of everything usually kept In the
j Dry Goods line.
NOTIONS:
A full slock, consisting part of Ladies and
Children's Merino Ho*#, Collar*, Kid
j ilovn, best quality silk and Lisle thread
Clove., Hoods, Mubiaa, Breakfast shawls,
Ac.
HATS & CAPS,
I A full assortment ol
Men's Boy's and Children's
ol the latest style and bast.
CLOTHING,
Ready made. a choice selection of Men
and Boy's ol the newest styles and most
serviceable materials.
BOOTS & SHOES,
WM. WOLF.
jQK. B.G. GUTELIUS,
Dentist, Mlllheim.
Offers his professional services to the
public. He n prepared to perform alt
' n , ' le dental professioa.
ft*- He is now fully prepared to extract
teeth abtolutri y without pain, myff-73-lf
K1) WA K D77ev AM"* "cffT
NURSERYMEN A SEEDSMEN,
York. Pa.
Catalogues Mailed to Applicant#-**
Refer (by orrmtsssow) fo
Hon. J. 8, Black, Washington. D. C.,
Weiser, Bon A Carl, Banker*, York, Pa.
June D-iiiu
Excelsior Cement*
The undersigned now manufacture Co
"f? 1 W ARRANTKD OP A SUPERIOR
QUALITY, at their kilns, near Pine
Creek Mills, in Haines ttrp. This cement
has already been used in large quantities
upon the L C. A 8. C. K R., and has baeo
found highly satisfactory upon nil job#
where it ha* been used, and as equal to
any now manufactured. The undersign
ed now take pleasure in recommending,
sit<i warranting it to all. for ua in CIS
TERNS. WATER PIPRs or whatever
purpose a good quality of Cement is desi
rable. This Cement has already bean
tested far and wide, and rendered the ut
most satisfaction. Persons, therefore con
structing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes,
Ac., will tnd it to advantage to boar this
in mind, and also, that they warrant the
article aa represented. For further par
ticulars, address
MEYER A HOPPER,
30 dec If Aaronaburg, Pa.
W. A. CURRY;
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
CENTRE HALE, PA,
Would most rospoctiVilly inform the cit- i
xens of thia vicinity, that be has started aj
new Boot and Shoe Shop, and would be
thankful for a share of the public patron
age. Boot* and Shoes made to order and
according to style, and warrants his work
•to equal any made elsewhere. All kinds
of repairing done, and charges reasonable.
Give bim a call. feb 13 iy.
C. PECK'S
New
Coach Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
The undersigned has opened a new es
tablishment, at hit new shops, for the
msnufactutc of
Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring Wagons,
Slkiobs a sit Slum,
Plaix aid F axe*
of every description .
All vehicles manufactured by hint;
are warranted to render satisfaction, and a*
equal to any work done elsewhere.
He uses none but the best material,
and employs the most skillful workmen.
Hence they flatter themselves that their
work can not be excelled for durability
and finish.
Orders from a distance promptly attend
ed to.
Come and examine my work before
contracting elsewhere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kiodnof Reparing door.
The Chamoion of the World.
The new Improved Americas Button-
Hole Oversoaming and Complete
Sewing A/achine—The great
est machine of the Age 1
Slmplcity, Durability A Cheap
noss Combined.
guaranteed. All orders promptly attend
m] to, A. L. BARTGhS.
Agent for Centre County
M A PISOXBfBU. Pa.
J HARRI*. J P SHWKRT J. A BKAYML
JOH x uorr Kg. PKTEH HOrrRR
Pennsvalley
Banking (Jo.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow Interest,
Discount Note
Buy and Sell
Government Securities, Gold and
Coupons.
PiTxa Horrxa, Wm. B. Minolk,
Pro'L Cashier.
D. M. RITTENHOUSK,
WITH
KOOXK, NCHWARI A CO.
WHOLKBAUI DKALKRS IN
Fish, Cheese and Provisions,
144 North Delaware Avenue,
13" North Watnr Street,
PHILAUKLPHIA.
F. A. Koojn, O Hcawimx. J, SCNWAU
martl lv.
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.—The citiaens
of Potter township ere hereby notified,
agreeably to INW, tht on Nll School Tax
I>Mid over to the undersigned on or before
November 4th, next, there will be a de
duction of 5 per cent; and on all paid
within no month after said date the full
sum will l>e claimed, after which all such
Taxes remaining unpaid, will be placed
in the hands ot a Collector with an addi
tion of o per centum.
JAS. C. BOAL,
4aug*2m Treasurer.
CRMKNT ! CRMKNTI- -Meyer & Hof
fer's Excelsior Cement for sale by the un
dersigned. This Cement is warranted
when worked by any experieneed hand.
Apply at the lime kilns, to
ISaugtt GEO. KOCH.
CENTRE HALL HOTEL. ~
JOHN SPANOLKK, Proprietor.
Stages arrive and depart daily, for all
points, north, aouth, salt and weit.
A** 1 ' 8 E "'
I
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a A rd-'^'-r
r l AH/
488 wßp
KBARNEY'S
1 FLUID EXTRACT DUCHU,
' ,la the oft]/ Kaeaa Km id/ for Bright* Dta>
MM aod has iiwi mrr esse of duvjm la
wttcfc it bee heap gives. Irritati uof t Baft
of Ifcaßladdarasdfa&Ufiuuiloucf lb, h.-.Mr/a,
I'leeraUoe of Uw Kktoe/* Wad.!.*, ? tea
fail tfmiftlkMMl of ttw> rruauio f.Und,
] IHnas ta Ui Hlddft. Qesyvl Brick lint DrtiaA
(Ml MftMftl or mtg iHaefcaietrs, and I i Ka
-1 MM aad DBIi CmstUaUoß* of both •. sm,
■ Itloßl vtth tfeft fottovßur ormpiun I jam
2 ft Wift, Law of If or/. MBrr.
fc. Wmk Rents* fstrfslae*.
I Sash, ffiaMftC at tbsßGdjr, Braptioa oa ti c I'aeg
PftlMgOoofttaoano, Uif
Oftftdl o/ m— to lbs decHae f
Bf; aflar eooßoMMfti or labor pains, 1 a-vet-
Bootft chtMameic
Si MO/ affsctjoaa peculiar to L4;r, il La
tract Hart* la savqaaiod by ar>/ other r.4jr
la fft flWurtMla arwMMlor.. Irretfts ~ i a.or
fait MI or Bftppr—jon of Cuuunuu-y i.* at : ua,
riamiid or ftcßimw Bate <>t ib> r*. , i..
earn MM or White* BUrttM/, sad for* reap
pWata taddaat to the aas li 1* |<i bribed
mtaastval/ b/ Uta aaoat swlarai ar* sad
HMwtvM for abfaatded aad ddiriU )oaft
Boot af both MM aad all apaa.
uiißitra iirattr Bi cnr,
ftao Msmm iiUaf from impr i**m,
BettU at fhmurn(km, /He, to ail Ikrti najs*, at
littia inoaa. MBo or ao thaage la did, m la
mmbHM aod oo capoear* It caw a fm
•east dmtrv, M flro tUtafh to urfasla
Ihushj rawest ac Owmciini?-. • - t-<iof aod
C uriec ItrSfitm of the tlMhm, All/li Pito
aod ladaauaiaiii m, ao 1 wqwei laths* • ■ < - • 4 <Ue
aaaaa, sad exp* Ilia? all pi4us<* matter.
KIABNKI't RXTBICT UK 111",
tI.M pvr holtie or U hotßrafor §* <ffi, d. - rad
to ao/ addnaa. am tram uU- i • hj
Cmiu ■'> b <•'*- Pf*|er*d b/
~ UUftXiT At o tu Ira n,N. T.
lo whoa all letters for lafMaui. i. i •-
| ift—*
AVOID QUACKS AND IMPOATKftS.
la Okaifa 1m Adnoa aad Ooaaolusatt.
/>r J. 0 IMI. CMuM of JrftrttM M< ; 'al
(Myr. f*lilldipoia. oatlaur uf aornal vateoMo
aaartflb cu be ouaaoliod oo afl Bmku f tbo
•ocaal or Crtaor/ Oipao. tadurft be ba m*4
ao aapodal otad/1, otOor lo aulo or fccdla, oo
faoMar Baa arbat caaaa otigiaaui t. t uf tc-w
loot MaodtaAApradioa of M /aara am'- oo
ooiaaA. Cbaigaa roaaaaalda. Tboae at a dla
laaoa oaa fbroara taoar doacriW&v
tAd HUyftft b£i tlfftlAT fNJMJkCff.
i i mda
JLftiUVrr. M- D fb/MdMi aad bu,'.-*
tM Dmm9k, Bttw xm~
SEWING MACHINICS
Tboaalcx f Sewing machine* in .2, a
reported under oath, ia IKT.I. t •
era of the Sea inif Mai bine
thow that the
SINGER
MANUFACTI KING Ct.
Lut Year Sold
2 19,758
MACHINE
OB
3S 49S more than in iSil,
Ninety per ceaL of them being for
FAMILY USE
Tata ia Om
4 5,0 0 0
More Sewiog Machines than were
•old by any other compsny
daring the name period, and
over
ONE QUARTER
of all the Machines sold in 1
I*riheipal Office of
The Singer ManofartnriugC n..
34 UNION Bqcai:i
Philadelphia,office, 1 IOC Chectuu St
janeSG-Bm
JgROtKEKHOFF HUL'Si:.""
iAJlegnenev Street BelJefonte, Pa.
D. JOHNSON & SONS, Proprietors.
i A /HUTCLAM HOTEL, OOMToaTAULE KWIt
PROMPT ATTENDANCE.
| ALL TBI MODERN CONYEN IEN
CIS—AND REASONABLE Chawee.
The proprietor* offer lo the Iraytlinx
public, aad to their country fii.-nds, lir>t
claaa acoommodationa and oarefu 1 atten
tion to the aranta Of ffueets at all titnt . at
fair rater. Carefulboatlera and (food *t*ble
ling for horeea. An eieellent tab! will
aerrod. A Bar supplied with line liquors.
Servant* well trained and everythiujt _re
quikile in afirat claaa Hotel. Our ha
t in tbe buainerajpart of the town, n- nr the
Poet Office, the Court Uouae, the Cfcur
chea, the Banka. and the p incipal place*
of buainea*. render* it the most elicible
place for those who visit Bellcfoctcon ! asi
or pleasure.
An Omnibus trill carry passenger*
and bsggnge to and from all it tins
free of charge.
"GIVEN AWAY.
A Fine German Chromo.
We send an elegant Chromo, mount
ed and teady for framing,
free to every Agent for
exmta
OR
LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE'
BY TItOS , W. A'.VOA*.
94*2 Paget Octavo. 130 Fine Engraving-.
Relate* Incident* and Accidents beyond
the Light of Day; Startling Adventures
in all parta of tno World ; Mines and
Mole Working them; Under-current* of
Society; Gambling and its Horrors ; Cav
ern* and their Mysterie*; The Dark Way*
of Wickedness ; rrisont and their Secrets;
Down in the Depths of the Sou ; Strange
Stories of the Detection of crime.
The book treats of experience v. itb
brigands; nights in opium den*andgnnflh
ling hells; life in prison; Stories of exile*
adventure* among Indians; journeys
through Sower* and Catacombs; accidents
in mine* ; pirates and piracy; tortures of
tbe inquisition; wonderful burglaries ; un
derworld of the grdkt citie*, etc,, etc.
AGENTS WANTED
for this work. Exclusive territory given.
Agents can make SIOO a week in selling
this book. Send for circulars and terms to
agents.
J. B. BURR A HYDE,
llartford. Conn., or Chicago, 111.
Dr. Crooks Wine of Tar
mmm Contains Tor*dkl In-
CE| gradient* of Uniioubtnt
ftftf Tonic value combined
I with the rich meuiciual
qualities of Tnr, which
cause It to Build aa
She weak aad debil
itated and rapidly
raster* exhausted
•trriis lb. It cleanses
the Stomach, relaxes
the Liver, and cause*
the food to digest,
removing DYHIM (tela
and loalgcKtiou. It
Is a Superior Tonic,
restore* the appe 11 lo
and strengthen* the
system. Fori*nlnaln
the Breast, Side or
Back, travel or Kid
ney dlepaae, dlaeaaea
Of the mJrloary Or,
■taidtc ndlee or any
Liver Complniut ft
boa no equal, it cifee
tually cures ullt'ongltM
QoMfa, and all
or the Til BO ATanS
(.VSIIB, and Las been
djssiariuvv. -