i'ilK O MITRE UEiDRTBR THURSDAY OUT. 13, ISIS. LOCAL ITEMS. First class T. eober wanted, to Uich Onnimsr School ni Potters Mills- Salary S4O pee month, boardlug $lO per in inth Far further iafermation nil.ln**, VV. \V. Hycr, 11,I 1 , ti' i* Mill*. Mr. SaroueJ SwrU, h<: k deer, close to hi* *trc, at Churchvllle. on last Thursday. The Mllroy Woolen Factory waa •old nt assignee's Mile on Thursday last lor $4, subject to n men**** of SIO,OOO. Xcr Thompson wa* the purchaser. lienry Keller, of Miffllntown, aged Tit, dropped dowr. deed in * potato patch on Fridny week. John Endslovr, of Granville town ship. Midi in county, a much rcipected citizen, dropped down dead on Friday last while feeding his horse.*. He was afflicted with heart disease.—Wo Jeff*. A not he* good joke of the late cam paign i that sonic republicans actually worked hard to elect Ben. Liggcl for Jury Commissioner, and with the hope of de feating Mike Grove. To these fellows it must now seem queer that both Grove and Ligget are elected. We received a lot of chsii* potatoes from Daniel Horner, raised on the moun tain farm. Dan roust know something about farming to riise such' large potatoes a> the specimens he left at our office. That mountain farm ain't to ba sneeawl at, when such jhings arc rai-ed there. The I*l' owntx-t was Ik warm one and we may have said many tiling. thr heat ofthe battle. that was aggravating, but if we h*v* mih) anything we're sorry for, wo are glad ol it!— 7Wr Rcyue.tea**. Ncv*r mi-d, wooden nutmegs, don t f.-et, the mull tW> JlJftl do my ha rut. R*v. J. Millet, who has been p>tor o.'tbe Nituny Valley charge twelyeye.-*, has accepted a call to the Pa: a li*e charge. Richard P. Key>er, fon of M. N. Keyaer, ol Je> Shore, di*l very sudden ly of yellow fever at MontphU on Sunday morning last, lie wa>Jiicket agent ofthe P. Jt M Hit. at liuU place, and is spoken of a* a worthy young man and highly es teemed by all who knew him. H R Ault, the Newberry druggist. ; who was arrwsted some two weeks since, j charged wild, soiling iiguorsa* a beverage, . has been held to bail in the sum of S4OO for I appearaaco at court. Poisons u ho wish to sara 5 per vent. on their school tax, had better pay over to Jas. C. iloal, before November 4th, next. The result if the election knocked Brown's paper eltirolT iu pius so it coal J not eu> out at *ll, la?t week, We don't think he'll bellow tor any further "ev pla.ittion," or ask who struck Billy Pat terson or Levi Miller either. Let Brown * Republican try iu hand at "explaining' hou Levi was knocked into a cocked UaL A few l*y after the election a radi cal and Mr. G ram ley, the newiy elected commissioner, met, when the following dialogue ensued Radical—How are you Mr. Grsmley, glad to see you. < Jramley—So glad. Radical—S. glad you're glad. Gramlcy—ins glad you're glad that lam glad. The following are the official major ties in this county : Ludlow, SSS, Hutchinson, S9£ Waream, SC Orv is, 767. Mitchell, Gramly, !M. An aged citizen of Sugar Valley, Mr. Thomas Hall, 85years old, died there on the Cth insi. Gift A Flory, Centre llall, have al ways on hand, cheap, ready made boots and shoes. The Lock Haren lawyers publish a card, saying that henceforth their offices will not be open a night- Let them go one step farther, and agree to keep them clos ed at daytime also, and there will be no more trouble in Clinton county. Less lawyers, less lawsuits. Had the full democratic vote in Pennsrallev been out Orris' majority would have reached 1200, and had the democratic rote in the entire county been out, Sankey would hare had 401) majority and the ballance of the ticket from 8 to IJOO, excepting Orvis, who would hare hid loTO. —-We are reliably informed that the work on the railroad, which was stopped • bout three weeks ago, would be com menced again in Nor. Ist, and be pushed forward with vigor, the company having secured funds sufficient to go ahead with speed. The work in the mountains only had keen discontinued ; the laying of rails to Laurelton, the ballasting below Spring Mills, and the trimming up this side of Spring Mills, had not stopped at all. Tbeelection returns tell what the pc-opletn Mr. MitrheH'sown township, Fer guson, think of him. He made a lino run there, being 21 votes ahead of the demo- { cratic candidate for supreme Judge. He will be iikeitjusta* well by the people of tiiecounty w hen be acts as treasurer. ——A barn wKh three lightning rods wa- struck hy lightning in Berk* county a few days ago. Unless properly made, scientifically put up, and kept in first-rate order, lightning rods afford little, if any, protection—and their utility in any case is not yet an established fact Iflighlning happens to come in contact with them it is likely to follow theui, if Ihe .juantity be not too large. A large tree near build ings is a much safer reliance for their pro tection from lightning than any rod. ——The surviving oflloer* and soldiers of the 143 d, 148lb, and 150 th regiments of Pennsylvania volunteers will, bold their annual reunion at the old camp grounds near Kingston, Luzerne county, on the 9th of November next. It is expected that Generals Doubleday, Dana, Oborne and Koiolcy, Colonel Dwight and other distin guished soldiers will be present. Major Chamberlain, of the 150 th regi ment, will deliver the annual address. Sunday and Monday storm and rain, Tu f*dy anj Wedpeiday cold. Ad. Krumrine's Sale of live stock Oct. 29th. S. It. Gettig's saleof personal property nour Farmers' Mills, on 18 Nor. The farm of John Dinge. dee d, in Penn twp., is advertised in the Rcportr ( at public sale. The farm of Geo. Grarnly, dee'd, in Su gar Valley, is advertised in the Reporter, at public sale. A valuable farm in Buffalo Valley- Union co,, is advertised in the Reporter at 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. A PRAIRIE FIRE 25 MILES OF COUNTRY SWEPT oyBK. LJTTI.F. I'illt.DßgK BCBXKD TO IIEATII Omaha, October 16.—A* terrible prairie! tire swept over twenty-five miles of coun try near the Omaha and South Western railroad in Saline and Jefferson counties. Nebraska, on Tuesday. Manydiouses and 1 .rge quantities of grain were destroyed. At Wilbur ten school children were caught i i the flames. Three perished on the sjwt, three more will die, and four are dieud fullv maiuied, but will iccovar. Mrs. Morlcv, mother of three of llio children, ran to help them and received fatal in juries. For tho Reporter, CHRISTIAN I MTV I* it n t * lamentable fait, that, through out our land, there nre no public or private organisations that are more divieod than the christian church, Mini who at (hr same limp profess an dlirrli to the christian faith ? The Savior himself rep r resents tho unity of hi* followers a> an ini ' port*lit mean* for the triumph ol hi king doin and extension >d hi* glory. For Ha i say*, "I pray that thoy all ma* bo one; a. ' thou Father ail in mo and l.ln tho thee, that thoy a!no may bo ono in u*and the t conclusion, "That tho world may believe r that Thou hart sent me Soiuo thittW r that thi- sublime prayer in utterod in reference to his disciple-, in order that I thoy might lu ono in their testimony to Chrut. Uut we must believe that Christ prayed in this prayer, lor all that are hi- That thay might bo in incorporated into one body, spirit and heart Hut sueh it not always the ea-e, when wo consider Uie temper and oonduel ol otuo of it* members. Wo .-ay thut these truths are east into oblivion, and we can readily pcrcei* e the evil.- which flow from such actions , it lias burst asunder tho loads ot christian love, and has and does prevent thai liariuoiitou and affectionate intercourse among Chris tians. It has infbsed jealouies auimosil* j and disunion . set friends, bretheru, an famtl.es in tUrce daring against eeh other, and eve ->>nteluae, corrupted tin very prayers that are poured tourtb ton throne of grace Cvn'd we fly with the swiftnis- of an angel the varieu places of divine worship, while some an offering up their prayers to a throne ot grace, what a repulsive feeling would come over u* to hear some pray, "Lord we thank thee that we ate not as other men, and imploring a special blessing upon tlieuisoh e>. as if thay wore tht jowly favorite* ot Heaven. Hew unlikt j tho noble, benevolent-pirit which Chris tianity inculcates. For tho Saviour said to bis disciples, "A" new commandment give 1 unto you, that ye lov® ono another as 1 have loved you, that jo also love ot e another: by this shall all men know that yo are my disciples- if >'o have love one to another. " And, as tb® promotion of the spirit of love was the great object of his in struction*. so his whole life was an ex ample of the purest benevolence, both to wards Iriends and towards eneniio* ; even towards his bilteriwt enemies, hi* benevolent emotions flowed out in earnest supplication for their forgiveness. In the uiidst of all the mockeries, insult* and indignities which ho endured, when he was made a spectacle to angels and to men, his affectionate desire ascended, to the throne of his Father, in behalf of those who crucified him, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. O, what a contrast is here presented, to those scenes of maglignity. and revenge, which have so long disgraced the human race. What a happy world would this be, wrere it peopled with .such amiable characters,, and were all who profes* to be follower* ol Jesus, willing to imitate his mild and benevolent spirit, then this world would be transformed into a heaven, and Christi anity would appear in it* native lustre, and receive the honor due to its divine character; and th* name of our blessed Je.-us, would soon be proclaimed through out the earth May we then ask our diviac Master, to give us loving he.irt* and ' disposition* in order to exhibit theprinei- j pleofh've in all its interesting aspect and | to promote its practical influence all j around us, and we have the full assurance I that wo ah all reach heaven at last. I n. w. l. ( Centre Co- Official, 1872. lUrtrsnft. Batiajs* I lklUfonte. IW. Ward 92 Mi! S. Ward 110 1W 1 IN Ward lb. 0 3 Milesbnrg Boro 100 I'nionville Boro '-; l Howard 80r0.... s " 1 Philip-burg 80r0.... ICS Boggs - - - "Ai-' 1 I Benncr 10"' V'® Uurnside - h* £• • > Curtin™ -JJ; ' Ferguson 137 ' Gregg tu Jo} J llaibe- - !< ™ Halfmoon ® *\ Harris ... 240 Howard - 1&0 Huston 119 od Liberty - 1T Marion H I*' Miles.... M "-^1 Patton .... 100 Penn AO A- Pott.-r ITi --TO Rush lAI 1 1 Suow Shoe HflJ H'J Spring 195 M-> . Taylor < Union - 113 Co Walker 113 HW V Worth To 5T Total 3292 3Tl2j ® Buckakw's Majority List of Traverse Jurors for Ist week jj Kovermber Term. Bellcfonte boio'—Roland Curtin. Simon Harper. Felix .Vullen, James Harris, IV W Slontgomery Milesburg boro'—George Gray, Jonath. Bullock Philipsburg boro' —\V E Irwin. James Perk. Benner twp — ll I, Harvey, l*anc Pen nington, A J Shu*v. Bogg'— James Tie>lll*- Curtm- -A V Quay. David Bechdof, J li Noll Ferguson— J H Mitchell, James l.apoile David Young Haines— Thorns W IM-lerman, 1) II Rote. Harris—Wm Goheen, Levi Williams, George Kline, Samuel Glenn, J Swine* hart Howard—John Hughes, W II Neff. Mi lea—T N Wolf. I'atton—George Matlern. Penn—Jacob Isenhuth. l'otter—James M'Cormiek, Joe Bitner. Rush—T J Batcheler, Jonathan Beck, Goo. McGaffey Snow Shoe—Mark Moonev, Daniel Wolf, Able Campbell, J H Broon. Spring—Mark Williams I nion—Perry Lucas. Walker— Je**e Stewart, Jacob Keber Worth James M Perdue, Owen M'- Cann, J G Jones List of Traverse Jurors for November Term, 2nd week. Bcllefonte—D 'I. Kline Philip-burg—A J Graham, J S Gray,l W K Fulton Buggi twp—Michael Ileaton, Robt. Bierly, John Dcarnut Ferguson— James Dunlap, Sidney Shollj Geo Rcchline, J Q Hess Gregg—John Henry Duck, Jno Coldrcn, Michael NofUcer Half Moon—Jackson Thompson, Isaac Lamburn Haines—Win Shaffer, Jno K dell, Lew is Mem h, Charles Hoeterman Harris—John Lucas. Howard— John Jenkins, James Antia Liberty—Benj. Ligget, Samuel Bcch dol, Penn—lsroal Confer. Potter —John Snyder, John McCor-. niick, George Rearick. Snow Shoe— Edward Poor man, C. P Stoneroad, Spring—Jno D Miller I nion— Henry Blaky- Worth—J W Faust. Walker—Josiah Johnston. List ofCrniid Jurors lor November Term. Bellefonte boro' —James H M'Clure. Philipsburg—George S Flegle Benner—Martin Mceve, V SUTVer. Boggs—Samuel Charles, Richard Gibbs Burnside—Geo P*Zimmciman. Gregg—Samuel P Herring. Haines—Solomon Kttlingcr. Harris—Jacob Meyer, George Fortney, Jno W Stewart. Huston—Win Steel. Marion- W W Beck Miles—John H Waite Penn—Samuel Otto, Jacob Dqtwciler Patton—M D Gray Potter—Thomas Lingle, George Oden kirk Rush—llamson B Ross Walker —W Snavely, Thomas Dunkle. Worth—Wm |1 Beckwith. Thp Hon. James P. Burr, of the Pitts burg Post, has teen chosen delegate at large to the constitutional convention in the room of Hon Jeremiah S. Black, re signed? A good selection. Till: KLMTIOMS TUK iHUO F I KCTION, .J "* Columbu*, Ohio, ( 1 : >brr IT ' |Tito i Slut* t\>nit,iiii>M v front their ritut u . i-.*<-d ftvmi I nighty-two loutiti-, oti ■ ii' i il . I, a* to the other oountio*, u\ . tint Allen's (election by Itftt' tuftjo i",v them is coii r siderahi* doubt • to I• > lan.-o of ti tiohol but tlio t'lm , . f ! i' I*OII 'CommlltM hf on'n i tbut the lb-•■■•■■■■- , craulmtoftlito elected to. Mate I kit. with tlio axeepiion of \\ U tor Sui'f. ii *' Judge itiid \V iLon for < ■!n|itroii-.'! S It I* nOW iSTtillll ti .' Del:' IMt, KIIVO carried the 1.e.. atum >•! Oh.o. lbu ■■•curing the re-electio ,>i Mr 1 hurtiian 'to tho United !*tte> S. mi! T . i* il most glory enough for >n* > <n low .i 11-turn Cedar Rapid*, li'H.t, t >: li Ito I Republican Ma'.!.' Cont:! t . ..iiuutv .i - • .bat in MIIJ' -it ceuntio- HOARD FRO'", Governor Carpenter • a net mgjoritv ! •fia.UT lit tho >!ti i-oitnlH-, la t yor CiftUt had a luajority of I'M**' CKNTRK 10l NIV Ki.il liV'. 7VtY .Vno. Jmtiir Bcllefoiite t N Want . 145 • l b .s ut lift io hc i\V " : • t\ A Mile* burg II .n> I'nionviilo R t> > Howard Boro :> I 27 | Pkltipaburgli.ro •; 121 "1 !'-• Bogg, 1. ' 1 ' !>'■ 176 Henrier - Ml Nl 1 -* 1 Burn-iJ* -'I Curt in - > 26 '■"•'• 2> Fergusou '•>•* l-> 1 • IVS Gregg ••• I 214 " Haiti** 152 T • Ho M Ilalftuoon -- •'-> •i ' 'j Harm lb i Vto lb -'IT llowanl r' 41 ■' Hurton '-ti st vi Liberty... to" l' v, l Marion TT 74 4b Mile* -"-'I '■! i"-M •'.! l'atton fi s l l'enn W i l .'i M l'otter '-"71 IV 'Vb j Hush • 'V I Snow Shoe ' 7. Spring 1 J' ■ IV- !'• Taylor 37 t'nion 5A S s '*'< 4*7 Walker 164 W "V s'j Worth- 4 to 48 Ml Total V*.M Vo7 2V3 Maj oriliea llutehinaon r J: Ludlow 3etk .1 —, V ! . Bellefonte, t N War ! .'. IV7 S. Ward 1' > ll'' (WW:.: i f . v: ,V.| Milaaburc Iloro™ !7 Uutoaviließoro—. vt S9 Howard Boro . Philipaburg Boro M 125 108 Il2| Bogg, 1"' ir.' 117 17" Bonner - I 1 1 7- I'd ">• Burn*idc d I IHirtin SV i- '.l '*.•! Fergu*ou 1 • l-d -s ljt liregg "-'H ">7 -I<l Ilaitu- I'll s > l.'A) .| Uaifmooii - V. Harri* 11 lrS 17' Howard 41 <~ II 7". ilu.ton '.'l s "JO M Liberty Si 108 -7 H 1 Marion - 4 sf ;t Mile* 2 1 ! 47 I'atton - II SV :;<i s. l'cnn 'JtH X\ ll US I Ptt*r 777*' |7SI V.'T IOC 1 Ku*h t'2 114 CI i Snow 5b00....„ 7U To Spring 132 137 113 1 Taylor 7 -2 * Union ■'l s* '' k'. Walker 14-3 1-1 Worth- - M . ">1 Uij Total 21.17 2o-i !I2> ■ Majoriti*—War vain Orv 7R. II.'R (o",.jr\ BvlL fontc f N Ward ><• I-dT 7<. 14" . S " M 131 lOd lit'-1 tW " 2 ;; it Mileaburg Boro 7S II 7.'. Unlonville -".7 2d •• Howard boro ?' d 2U ! I'bilipaburg 1 k ■ '.H 12C i Bogg* 1 '.*"2 l<r2 1W Bonner 11-'> *4 I>>t Bur: -id* Ml Kergu.on - 219 I"'< 1 '• 130j Uregg 217 id 17.1 70 'Haines 14V sa 121 111' Halfmoon >"> ' ' '•> Harris 134 217 H7 22M Howard H 71 4-1 71 Huston.—... 2-1 s l '2.3 si i Liberty 40 I<*7 4o l<t3 (Marion—.... 7'.' '7 77 Miles— 22. -'s> 14-3 T2-3 PatU-n 1" s; .< si P*nn 202 '' "li' .3'2 i Potter - 274 Ml 334 11.3 , Bush - BO 1. 62 S I (Snow Shoe 77 72 TH Spring - 120 171 121 * I>2" j Taylor *2? lit'. 2-1 . Union '2! rs 63 TO Walker IV. 'Mi 130 'A, Worth -..- 18 .x .30 i>> j Total 2*#j 2672 271-3 2749; .1 Mnjoriti*. Mitchell '221 <ritiley,3l^ Auditor.—— —. i 3 5 * 5" I f fr S .7 j I Bellcfonte ( N Ward SI 77 14>'. i4'.i ' S " .let lttt 104 103 ■ i w " t 41 ; Miltaburg Boro . K I' 272 7'. , Uniijnvilh. LLURO JL' '/ H4 .FC: i Howard Boro £... *i "20 II Philipsburg 110r0.... 93 93 126 121 .Bogg* 101 101 187 18',' i Ben; lIT - - 13' RW 8> 80 Bumsido 23 23 34. .14 r Ourtin..- 36 36 27 27 fergtson 1W ITO 127 126 <Jregg.._ ... . 214 214 08 llai'.es lol 118 S : b-i . Halfinoou 3>3 60 •'■ ' Ilarr,- Jf.2 1-32 2W 21".) . Howard M M 71 7! L lluaton - 21 21 M \ II Liberty : "4 Sfl 107 107 Marion - —.... 77 77 •'/! K>.l Miles 229 226 3.3 4e 0 nitton .- 41 II *■' m „ Penn i>l 3(0 31 31 ,c Potter - 280 278 12* 128 Busli 2 6'2 62 34 I Snow Shoe 09 69 76 7' Spring 124 124 I'll 7'- faylor 34 34 26 V , Union .33 61 *8 8> '■ Walker 1-3.3 166 90 Worth 49 ."KJ 66 61 Totul 2072 2053 2.VJH 2501 Majorities—Frank '<o2; Urcist •!"! ELECTION NEWS. Hod. A. 11. Dill reelectcil Northumberland, October 15. The whole democratic ticket i elected in this county by a small majority. Dill d<'iu,, lias about 507 majority over Dr. Wagon seller, leading his ticket generally through out the county. Newport, October 15. The majority for Dill, deep., for senator, In the county i> about 150, and bis majority in the district will not jbc less than SCO. It is proba ble that he has carried every countj in the district, all of which are republican but Northumberland, and that u-ully very close. Lcwisburg, Unn>n Co., October 15. This county gives Gordon about 800 and M ackey about 600 majority. Gordon is a native of this town, and run nearly all the votes here. Dill, dein., has-lo) majoiiiy for senator over Wagonsoller. M'Atccr elected. Huntingdon is so confused in her vole that the senatorial vote cannot he nccu raluly ascertained. M At e'er, iletn., i elected to the house in Huntingdon, und Irvin's majority for senator is 650. 1-YtnUin ('olllli v, < !> n'j Oit'i r !'• Walsh, | J hoc rat al* 'I haul |t iv><, is oleeled to ; the lum-e iitt t Mael.ov, republican, !>• f, i.iu :kX) t > l'*'. Caok, republican, and' u I.lot ol the Kopoitory, i beaten lor, it t iitci I \ White, democrat, by from " • i ' Fnitv ti> were ill lite-1 wholly obliterated tit the vote <tn local candi- 1 da!. ITe 1L limit nl* >. I.clnuioli county Itliul' !l i.ull.i! t li-'lil Oil Tuc tluv Irtft, nml .! t. 1 Fraticw 11. Kbur, Slier ill", j ami <. i t. , ii l.ighl, I'tiunty Treasurer. I fli - i- a -übsiantuil victory in # county which lia* mi aveiug® lie publican majority ol lilt ecu huuilred. j Mr. Allen'- election a* iioveruor of (Ohio i- claimed by 1,000 majority. Mr. Nc.iuith, the Itcmocratic | catuli .late, hn bccit clectctl to (Am j jjrcM. fron.( Ony .u by a majority of 5,?i00 vote l'wo IbMUOCrata have been elected> 11 the legislature fiom I'hilailelpbia. *♦ * . A U IFI-; DKCoY . MKi: HUSBAND) t.l tu: SHOT IS Y It Klt I* Ylt AMOI'K fit K It, t > Y FI.OI CiIKD INTO' rilKOltOl Nl> AMI DISCOVKKKD MY A IKM) • fur.- K if cuußty, 111, Oct. . Just i in. in tit lu .< t.t-Jay, on Sunday, the 7th el I Septt ait >i, 1ST;;, Mr. M< I. \V cod, a rich |md respectable farmer of Mulberry (Jrove, went, vv illt hi* wife a young and limd-om woman, though o susceptible Jilu'.t ry a* to he considered almost weak-minded to pick some plum* in a grove not fur ln iu his house. Hi* wife returned alone, and Recounted for her in.,! and - absence by saying that be had gone to aitotlier l!cid at sumo little distance to cxamim - .me of hi, attic The night pa--.tt and he dij not coma home. Next fnomitig the wont to the tret- beneath Which the had left him There the found a pool of blood atul tome locks of hair; vviii!.- .1 !ra k along the grn,.;. plentifully bMprinktcd with gout, "of gore, led ton heap of butbe.-, where the btdy teemed te have been dragged ami concealed. It had however, vanished. O M.-aday morning at lay break u brother-in-law of the misting man. named William-, was ploughing .In the Held ad joining the grove. In the centre of the tleld he maide lut t> uui sheer to one tide, to at to throw a furrotv of earth over one spot en the direct line on which he was ploughing, and no that hi* horse* did not. trmuple upon the spot covered. The ap parently trivial circumstance did not' strike the person who observed it n, at all singular or significant. Meanwhile the hue'uhd cry bad gone, out over the county, and several hundred farmers had s .< utbled aiid began the search for the bo.lv of the murdered man.! For day-it wns prosecuted thoroughly; wa. p.- were .explored, thicket* penetra te, 1, house- and lonely barns ex amincd, wells sounded, but all in vain. Detective, were employed and rewards iTcrtJ, hut equally in vain Still the pioughed Held remained unscarcbed, and the widow declared that the body bad been buried on the farm. There bad been a family (cud between Wiiliai .-atd Davison, hit two brothers in-lj.w, and Wood Williams was arrest ed on sus-dcion of having been concerned in the tuurd. r, but was relt-aid. Lowell lien lon, a young man who had been "chortt.g on Uto farm, was aUo arreted and released, whcicupon be took flight and hi. not sir.i been seen, lienlon was a g d-!,>king v ung follow, who hsJ been ,lcp.:ately in lor • with Sir- Wod.and bis past >n bad been returned Mr Wood had b.cn awajc of the fatal attachment, it ... p.'.y r i weak-minded a'.J unfortunate wife had d'trhargc-d llcuior and tried to bush the matter up. U., | Wednesday afternoon a'man an -.v. rit.g to (li. d< • -riplion given ot llenler met a correspondent of the Danville Timci at lair at C&iliti, and informed him thai a ii.ruicr nxiucd ,Wo.J had disappeared front Mulberry Uroi o , that it was believed he had been murdered, and that suspicion ■ .-d to hi, brother- in-law a, the mur derer a. The man was wild and excited, but the r.-oital affected the gentleman who heard it to little that he did not even take any nop-s of it. Many days pasted, and the search had been given up. when a little girl was sent on an errand to a neighbor of Wood nnd William-. She took a shortcut across th*. told in which Williams had been plough ing o:; the in -rniiig of that Monday. She had with her a little black dog, that ran uhead of her. In the middle of the field the little creature slopped at a bend in the furrow, nnd began to bark loudly. (Seing ncur to -co what ha had found, she smelt the ■tench of decaying flesh. On telling her story to the neighbors thsv promptly visited tho spoL A few strokes of the -pado exposed the body, which was barely covered with tho It had been piere cd by three balls, one breaking the jaw bone nn.l lodging in the throat, a second going through the head, and a third through tho heart. The new, -non spread, and within a few hour- the Coronor and hi* jury and the medical officer* were pte-ent. A fire of bru-h was made hv the side of tho corpse, and by Us light the doctors examined it, the juror* viewed it, and returned a ver dict of "wilful murder." lleiibm had absconded, but William* j i.ndhis wife were arrested. Williams do* : nied all knowledge of how his brothcr-in | law had roflic to his death He knew nothing <>f llenlon, though |he had lent ! liiivi a revolver on Saturday which Hcnlon j had returned on Monday. Where was it ' I Ho did not know. Judge Lynch Was invit ed to conduct the interrogatory, when ' WfMiams showed where the weapon was ! bidden ill heap of refuse. Hut ho affirm* ' J his innocence. i Jl'hu* the eye rest* for the present till I Uciilou is found. Tho theory ot the dc j Uctiv. si that Hcnlon is tho murderer, I :Mid that Williams nnd possibly others I wore aecc ories before the lack Hcnlon wn-madly in love with Mrs. Wood. To gel her husband out of the road he profit ed by hisknoweldge of the tamily feud to secure weapon*. Then Mrs. Wood served as it decoy to lurw the husband to tho plum grove where his murderer awaited him, mid the di ed wnsdono, which vans so caro fully concealed for so many days, till a > barefooted girl nnd it little black dog hap pened to cross a ploughed field, and lo I * tbe murder was out and The glio-t of the murdered man I) Shrieked upward from the seal. A EX -S K N A TO R !*< >M EUO Y S HOT A XI) SLItiUTLY WOUNDED. ■ Wn'hington, Oct. 12 —About ten min- I ute- past 2 o'clock Saturday aftermmn ex- Senator l'outeroy, of Kausn-, > shot by M. F. Conway, an ex-member of Congre** from thut State. Fomeroy was walking up New York avenue, and near tint corner of Fourteaiitli street hu met Conway, who '' drew n lurga revolver, and when within * -ix feet of I'omvroy fired tliree shot* at ■ liini, one of which took riled in the right ' brea'-t, ju-t below tlio nipple. Conway then put up his pistol ami started to walk oil'. Two gentlemen, I*. M. Stilson nnd 1 Addison, vvliu witnessed tho shooting, whieli occupied uot more than a minute, ' immediately stopped Conway, Addison l * e vt-laio.ing .- "Sop, sir ! you have shot a " man, and mu-l give your reasons for so " doing." Conway replied : "He ruined • v myself and my family." lie then sur rendered his pistol to SlilLou. Hiid tic* companied that gentleman to the station *' house. Mr. Fomeroy, who hud fgllep to " the pavement, was assisted to a carriage l: nnd diven to liis home. Tho bull passed N through two tliieknesse., of Fomeroy', coat, also hi* ve-t and shirt, ami it-force ! was thereby *o fur spent that after prini tiating tlio skin it was thrown off by the | Jcailihige of one of the ribs near the end ni 'j j which it struck. The wound has bled | very littlound will < aUseiio inconvenience jwilll'Vit Out; of the three hol tired l>V , i'i 'J through I'oniaroy but, ' c'oiely grating hi* head, another m toted y liitn altogether, although fired williln a| ,1 (< fci't <ii hint. Mr. P tun ero\ U *uie ~ whntiila |u*U> account foi tilt* Uliexpocl ,, '.! u. vault, in tin It i l beret iforo litfrlciiiltnl| y Conway, units-- it vi>i> f.r tlio reason, that . 11. -W 1 ; l;ei i : 111 •i I . Sit lillil I'l 'III' I 11! tiiMti < MI 111 ihii l'rrauiy Department fur J Mi' tmi it y, ! , lui "ii'itl tun l.a-| V been Inn,., u|>art li'.itii ,'lii'r huiitaltvi Hint J . win in |><. 'i in. itmunce.. Tbh, it n|> pear-, t mi mil thought • rill ■ t ion on In in ai lie liiuuelf desired tunic Kin J of cm* i ploy uit'iil, but tailed of niM.laiiC* to ob in in it, bt.ng in liciiituti) circituiiUncc* Conway i\n* taken before Judge Stiull I last night, HIIII wni release.) 111 slU,oUt' bnil. Alex under Ail*iii*<iii becoming III* . biiiiiiunuii. A phy ii iiiii'n certificate m . produced, thut tlu iv.mil lof fii)iri>y n I (light. r.iiiiiny i- a native of Baltimore. Miir.v In in), a |irlnti'r by tradr, studied law and emigrated P' kiii'.". Cm way wa# laboi iiiK under great iiu-nUtl excitement, ainl it it .il to-night thut the eaiuo of hi* /.hi inn thut in' ha* had fti.i|uoiil ! political r.vt rt* in lvmi***, which hunt* ( j tribute* t'i I'ouiurny. - • ■■ • Alt ut five o'clock ott Mi'tula \ ovou.iij; Waile was removed to itu ml joining cell, na it wit# Icuitil that lit contcmplulcd making an attempt t f;et n:t. 11c liuil not been in hia quarter* long, before he adzed the water pipe ami w reiiclietl it off when the water tloweil rapidly. Thinking to cool hia ardor aotiiew hat, it wa* determined to 1 avo hiui alone tor u ahort time. He then broke down the hammock, and ac-uring a liar of iron commeucod digging through the wall into his old cell tiud in a abort time had made an opening large enough toudmil a man. The Sheriff, with several policemen, thru approached, hut brandishing a [dice of iron he (MM that official to j enter bis cell. After mine parleying , i rutdi was made upon hint, when hr , iv."- ii-il, thrown, and at cured. He i was then haudculK*d uud tied with i an enormous rope somewhat on tl • I principle of "doing up" the Daven- . port Brothers, when it was aitnpo-e I i that he could not possibly get loose , ugaio. But Davenport like, Wade was determined to show the officers a , "trick ui two. During the night, it i is MipjHwcd, he secured a broken tumbler, when he deliberately went to work and succeeded iu cutting the rope that bound him aud released biuiseif. Then by a desperate effort i ho wrenched oil* his haudcutf*, aud as if scorning to be encumbered with •rich trilling tiling*, threw them outj ofa window into the jail \atd. Then he broke from his cell, and was roaming through the hails of thei prison this morning apparently a free man! 110 wa then recaptured and locked up again. Whether ho will perform another "trick or two" re** mains to be seen. lie profe**cs to have experienced j religion, and states that he prayed ferveutly last night U> be granted streuthl to free himself from his bands and his prayer was* answered. Wmspt fim. <{• Bulletin, DKATHS. At I.il.Jen Hall. Oct. Tib IS7X, Sidney, tbc only cbfld of Wuliam D md Alary O. Hon. aged 1 > oars, X month* and 0 day*. In Haines Township, on the I'Kb Intl., I'rlir Snyder, agt-d 71 year*. tt> month* and 21 days. On the 2nd Oct. in Indiana Co Mary, wife of Wui Frstb, formerly o! Spring Midi. ngel l • year*. I* months and S day* MARRIED. In Miliheini, no the iu in*:, by J. II Ruiftnydor, Esq., William Ilerr aed Mi* Clara willow, both of Millheim HOUSE * LOT FOH HALK —A two* story dw el line house- and good b't. in one cf the Mtl desirable portion* of Aaronsburg, is offered at private aie Witir.it are all necessary outbuilding* uch a* kitchen, woodshed, mokchoue. a bon • table, extern, dec Choice fruit of aft klwil • the premise* Apply'to MRS. JOANNA KURTZ. octtU. tf Aurotisbnrg. V SPECIAL meeting of the Centre County Agri< ultural Society will be held in the Court Route at BeUcronte on Saturday, October SAth, at 2 o'clock p. nr., relative to tho improvement or the (•round*, the premium lut. and to arrange for a -cries of Agricultural meeting* throughout the county. Important bull ae** will be transacted and a full attend ance i earnestly ri -luetic.! By order of the Pres.di nt " D. S. KELLER. 18-41 2t Set" y. Miller & Son, CKNTRE HALL. PA DEALERS IN ri BK /uircs A YD MEDICJXBS, CHEMICALS. OILS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY NOTIONS FANCY ARTICLES - FOR THE TOILET. A<\. See., See. PI HI: h IM: and LIQUOR*, for *medlcinal purpoie*. Trucscs •!'Supporters in great variety. Also, choice CIGARS AND TOBACCO. and aP oilier article* usually kept in a fir*t elas* Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully Coiupouuiled. MILLER A SON. \ iiluablc Parm AT PUBLIC SALE. Will be nfferod, at public *ale. on the premises, about 1 mile south of Mtllheim, On Saturday, Nov. Bth, at 1 o'clock, the valunblo farm belonging to the estate of John Dingo*, dee'd, on the rond lead ing froin Miliheini t> the Forks, and about I mile from the railroad, contain ing IL ACHES with allowance, ol which 100 aero ; are clear, the balance being of the BEST WHITE PINK TIMBER. The land i* tinder n high statu of culti vation. and under good pot fence- There on i* eroded a TWO STORY FRAME DWKLLINd HOUSE, large bank barn, and other Here.-arv outbuilding*. There is a never failing Spring of Water near the door, the water of which is conducted through the rt'llar, thence piped to the barnynrd. On the premises is also a large ORCHARD, with all kind* of choice fruit Belonging to this property i. n SAW MILL AND WATER POWER with 11 feet of head. X lane run* through the farm having the field, on cither side, enabling the farmer to leave his Imr* open s<> that catt c ean go at will from their I'asluru to wuler and hack again; beside, which the farm is ,o shutout a, to evcludo entirely all strange cuttle. TERMS -JKWto ho )>aid on day ol •alcj half of the balance on the Ist' of April folk wing, and the residue in two e'lual annual payment- thereafter. JACOB I>l NOES, oct'J ti. Executor. A SUGAR VALLEY FARM AT PUBLIC SALE. 'I he valuable Farm of George Gramley, dee d, about ! mile south of Lugansville, Clinton county, w ill he Joflered Ht Publle Sale, On Piiday, Oct. 01, at 1 o'clock, enntnining Si ACRES OF LAND, of which 12 acre* consist of Timhnrlnml, the balance being under good cultivation Thereon uro erected a TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, RANK BARN, I Smokehouse Npringhmne, Wimil-hed, Jfec, There i* running Water at the house awl at tlie luirn. Also, a thriving YOUNG ORCHARD on the premises. Term* will be nuoio I.nowu on iley of vale JOXATH GRAMLEY, Sugar Valley, JEREMIAH HAINES. I Reberikurg, octb Executor*. vj MONARCHY IN KKANCK. I AimoI.UTK AURBKMKN'r or TBK MOW-! ARCIIfCAI. PABTtK*. l/4ii)tluii, October Ifi-ft A. M.-The i rtium' Paris corrw|Hudent telegraphs j dim follows: 'i From exact information it appears "jt'int lite monarchical parties have "iOomt! to an absolute agmuiuut. '*( Clmttibord has made concessions •' which arc satisfactory lo the liberal ' monarchists, and the followiug will " he submitted at the oponing of the * Assembly: The proclamation of a hereditary; constitutional monarchy, the king ■ promising liberty of couacieuce and equality before the law a the right of Mall Tho monarchiila are confident of a majority in the Aaaembly. It ia fiinl ihut llti Deputies are pledged to support the ruatoratiou of royalty. THK N Y. BTATK TRKABUKYI ROBBKD A Til KIT OF SBOO,OiO. Albany, October I>.-Charles If. j Phelps, caahier iu the treasury depart-| incut of the elate, waa arreted in Jersey City yesterday aud brought! here charged with robbing the state' treasury of an amount of money sup posed to reach $300,000. • The state deposits are divided bej tween five or six banks of theci'.v.j and it was the custom of the banks to* nd to the comptroller's office on j the first of everv month a duplicate! of tho treasurer's hank book, which passed through the hands of the geuor j, lal book keeper. The hanks some time ago com plained of this extra labor, aud Phelpsli giving assurance that it was entirely j' unnecessary, the general hook keeper}' dropped the duplicate *et without!; the k now ledge of either the comptroller | or treasurer. Thus but oue set of' books was left lo be manipulated. The, general book keeper was next induced to accept iu aome instances the statement of the cashier of the balance: iu some one of the banks without pro ducing the hank books. Phelps then ! charged a large sum ton bank which! by its oku statement, which was called for a few days ago bv the treasurer, showed that it did no ! have. Coiiitneiireuient of the lialloon Trip to F.urope- New York, October 6. —The great balloon trip lo Europe was commenced this morning. The balloon started from the Capitulme Grounds, Brook lyn, at nine o'clock, with Donaldson, Ford and Lunt on board. When last seen, the balloon was going right over the ocean. Bethel, Conn., October (i. —The Trans-Atlantic balloon of the Graphie Company, vrhicb started on iu trip this morning from New York, is, at this hour, 11 A. M., about two miles southeast of ibis city, rapidly going. Termination of the Voyage. New Haven, Conn., October 6. As near as can be learned in this city al pliant Donaldson's balloon reach ed Canaau, about eighty miles distant, in the northeastern corner of the £lalc al 1:25 r. m., where it was caught in a violent storm. For a few minutes be fore that time it had been near the earth. Donaldson aud Ford jumped out; Lunt was caught iu tome trees but fiually succeeded iu reaching the ground unhurt. The balloon escaped and had uot been capturad at lact ac counts. The balloon was afterwards found about a mile from where the aero uauU had jumped out THE MOST VALUABLE FARM IN BUFFALO VALLEY. Known as the WHITE SPRING FA RM, Will b ofwwf at PUBLIC SALE*: On Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1873. This Farm comprises 170 ACRF.4 ! more or loss, lituslsd in Limestone twp.. Union County. Pa., 2 miles southeast ot Mi fit io burs- the present terminus of the L C. A b. C. RK. This road will be completed ere ton*, when the distance from said Farm to the Railroad will be but one mile. _ _ Tho land is ALL CLEARED except ing about 12 Acres, and is in an excellent -uu> ef cultivation. The Improvements are a Large Good FRAME HOUSE. known as the •'MANSION HOUSE" with a Tenant Hue attached, an exten sive Ham with ether outbuildings in con nection. Not far distant from these building- is another small structure, used as a tenant house, with a stable close by. The Farm is well supplied with water a large Spring rising al the known far and near as WHITE SPRINGS * from which the'post ofßeo near bv derived iu name. The Spring is verj large, of exceedingly fresh Limestone Water, and adda largely to the value as well as the beauty of this excellent farm Also, at the same time and place, about 80 ACRES OF TIMBKKLAND, in nn adjoining township. Sale b>commence at ten o'clock, A. M of said (lav, when Terms will be knewn by JAMES CHAMBERS, KII T B. BARBER. A.lin'rs cum testamento annoxo. oct ot FOR SALE. The well known farm of Samuel Spang ler, dee d, situated In Potter twp.. Centre county. Pa., it offered At Private Sale, containing about an ACRES OF TIIK BEST LIME STONE LAND. About 170 acres being in a high state of cultivation. The .balance being well set ; with a FINK GROWTH OF LCMBER, consisting in part of White Oak, Chestnut i and Chestnut Oak. Tho Buildings arc guoJ. large and (commodious. Water & Fruit second to none in the State. A never failing welt and also running water near tha door. % Any person desiring a good farm and pleasant home, as also a profitable Invest ment, can address MARGARET SPANGLKR, on the promises, or K. L. SPANGLKR. Joliel, 111, "sugHin Executors. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOIt S.VI.K. at Centre Mills, within 6 miles of the L. C. to S. C. ML, and a milo* from Mill hoim. This is a well known merchant and custom flouring mill, having 3 run of Burrs On a Never Failing Stream of Water, is In good running order, has a large cus tom trade, ahd is located in one of the finest wheal growing sections of tho state. Connected with it is a Commodious Dwelling, surrounded by ornamental shade trees, muting it a dcsirablo place to livo. Be longing to the property is n Store Room, Ware Room, Tenant house also a SAW M ILL, und 220 ACRES OF LAND, ((art of which is tillable, the balance being well timbered with a choice uunlitv of Whitepine convenient to the •Sawmill. There Is also a YOUNG OR CHARD on the premises. The water pew r is an excellent one and suitable for any manufacturing purposes. For Terms tand further information, address, | J. F. THRONE, 2luug€t Centre Mills, Centre co. Fa | Tarl*. October The republican* era j redoubling their effort* to thwart the dn j>ign* of lb# inonarchUU. Thier*, Dufour, Lay and I'ercer will bold * conference nel week. All Ilia Miction* lift are uni ted, the eitrernLU proinlring to (übmit to the guidance of the mode rata*. The republican Journal* are of every •hade of opinion, and upprt all candl dale* for a**eutbly who lJ|* iheiiielve town*hip, have found sine In •ufflcient •juentitie* to warrant the eipcne. Work* will bo built on the urouud for re fining it If ore U found in largo <|uanUe*. If in tumll <|uanliti**, the ore will be bip ped to other locatitio* for that proce**. — Mrunic/r. Madrid, Oct !.- l-argo number* of CarlikU are aurretidering to the Kepubli cap troop* In the province of Lcrida, with the hope of autnetty. i)i*eeuion* in the CnrlieU Rank*. l>L*cn*ion in the rank* of tbe c*arlit are increasing, Tlio leader*, Dorregary, ltoda and LUrarago have left their com mand* and arrived at liayonne. Pari#, October 3—The city hu been full !of conflicting rumor* to-day in rrjiH t Jlht polilictl lituntkin. The report which | gain* the moat currency end >um the • greater t excitement, wit one ataung thet , the permanent comnilUoe of a*eml>ly i i would order thet body to meet on the ISth I'inal and that government official#, now I abaent froin Vcnaillee, have been ordered ie proceed there immediately, but a die 'patch from official wurce* in VermiHe# i pi enounce* it untrue. BELLKFONTKM ARKETB. | tV lute IVheat $1 *). Red 180 ... Rye--- 00. Cot II 60 ....Oai 86.—.. Barley 00. 70 Clorcreeed 6,60 ....-Potato#* 60 Lard per pound 8. Pork per pound 00 Mutter '26. Egg**). —Plarter perton I sl6 Tallow 8 Bacon 10......11 am 16. LEWIKTOWN MARKETS White wheal 1,25....Rf d wheat I >....8yc 05 Corn 46 Oat* 86— Barley 90— Clover*ed6.oo Timothyeeed, 860. Salt U 00 per rack,- Macon 7c Ham 16 ButUt S> ... Egg* 29—Plaster 9 60 PRICE LIST. BLRNHIDEH A THOMAS. JUMMEKS A COMMISSION MER CHANTS Salt per Barrel §8 26 Salt per Sack 2 566 Met Rio Coffee per #> ~ * White Sugar per t. 1! Men* Stoffa Boot- —B 76 Mooae Boot* per pair B6® Home Blanket* per piece-—— 1 "6 Men Shirt*, a piece......~ I 00 Army Pantaloon* 2 <6 Meat double thick tobacco..— 86 Beat Navy Tobacco... —— 20 We are Wanamaker# A Brown* rent .and will furoiah customer* wiUt_ any kind of clothing you want at Philadelphia price*, and will ihow you lare sample* to t kutiio from. We are sharpies*' affenla of Philadel phia and will furnih customer* with any kind of dress good*, hawU, Ac.. l city ! price*. Large.t (Lock of Merchandiae ever brouffht to this town. Cellar, Koctn and l up Stair* all full. Call aad ee for your elve* and *ava from 20 to 80 per cent. The hiffheat Market price paid for but i ter. ••***, grain. Ac. Fifty different kind* of men * glove*. BURNSIDES A THOMAS. S"?KAY CATTLE.—Three head ofeat tle came to lha premiae* of the under signed. at Old Port, about two month* ago. the Ohe a dark red *uer. the other a light red heifer, and the third a uuall whit* and red * putted heifer. All of then* are two > year* old. The owner if repealed to come forward, prove property, pay coeta, and remove the came. J. 11. ODKNKIRK. j oct 2. 3. t IQROOBRY STORK - Woodring & Co., ! At the Grocery Store on Allegheny Street Rellefonte, Pa , oppeaile lloffcr i lino inform the public generally, that they have now and keep at all time* one ' of llie beat and largcft alock* of Groceries, tuck a* | COFFEES, TEA, SUOAR, StOLASSAS. Ac. Ac,, Ac., 1 CANNED AN 1 DRIED FRITHS OF ALL KINDS, " constating of canned peachca. cherrie*. omat.H , tilum*, green corn, dried apple-. ' pcachet, cherrie* Ac. ' In brief they have everything ueually kept in a firat claaa Grocery Store. Call in ladies and gentlemen. Our pricee are *ea nable AVe aim tc please. octVlf f HIMIT BROCK KRllorr, J. t> MII UIIT, President, Cashier. QENTRK COUNTY BANKING C<>. (LateMilliken, Hoover A Co.) RECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow iotereat, Discount Notes, Buy and Sail. * Government Securities, Gold £ aplU'OMf Coupan*. Jl)"Uir F — PT)TTER, Attorney-at-Law. Collection* promptly made and C special attention given to ihoae having . lands or property for sale. Will draw up acknowledged Deed*. Mortgages, Ac. Office in the diamond, north side of the court houaa, Bellefonte. oct&TGl'tf. I DIPLOMA. awarded by the American Institute, 1 TO J. W. MeKKE, ) for Embroidering and Fluting Machintt. I 'II ha Ingnalnna and wUI weal Uw auk ! s*wry . matron In lb* land." Exhibition of 1878. J ohnK 'Uaatt. Rec Hae'j, F. A. Barnard. Praa. Samaal D Tillman. Corroapondlng Baa>. Nan V..rk, Norwmbw. 10. tent Tbla almpW and tngwnlou* marblna la naafttl aa tba *ma| Ma, hlna. and la (aal bwcomiag >Wlii with ladla*. la IS* plaar of atpanalra Nnwdln work. Ma work baton ranch morn handauma. rvqnlrtng Inaa lima and 1 not ona tanth part lha aroanaa No India tot lot la now emu.lata without It A Marblna with UlnaMnlaif ctr rular and fall Inatrnctiooa aanl on rocelid of St. or An' labed In allaar plaU lur Slit. Address, The McKee Manufacturing Co., m Broadway, N. Y. AUKBTB WANTKP. Dr. Garvin's Elixir of Tar, la rwcommnndad by rannlar Madloal nraettUonora aad a aeandj > ura nwarsntaad for Uotda. Conga*. Untarrb. Aalbma, Hroucbllla. Spitting blood. and all Pnflaanaaqr OnmblatiU. ScrofnU. £r*l|mlaa. Itranapala aad ttont. DuaiUe. CboUr* morboa. Ckolara and all Uaar aad bowal coaaplalata. Ktdaar . dlaaaaoa aad all aflaclumaof llrtaai Uraaaa. porla.Hr Itarmlaaa. Ira# from Mtaaral or Alenb>>llc propartlaa. plaaaani to lata aad naaar known to fall. Prtoa SI *0 par boUlw Kail particular" with medical toaUmonr and cerUHoatoa aaol on application. Addrwao. L. r HVDK. * <V) .na Haraoib Aranoa. N. Y. DarU from the Devil; or Cupid Abused A Hook juat taaoad. axpoalan tba "paraonala" that hare appoarwd la Iba Nw York Nawapapwra i tbwtr blalorr and laaann. Hrrnab VlLLlaaa rt'txr KTI-Oa id Adrarttaamanta from daaparato man to baa Oil In I woman . CUadaalioa maaUnna . bow frualratod ; Tba lllatorr <>f tba liooiiiiicM TaauEUi tba rwault of a "paraoaal." Pwaorlptkm of llilng Broadwar SUtuUa Kxruaita aocui. . umu rrio*. Hoot on racalpt of Meant*. Addreaa. Unlqua Printing Hon**. W Vaaar sCBrV. THE BKCKWITU S3O PORTABLE Family Sowing Machine, on 80day* Trial; tnaur advantagaa orar all. HaUafaettoo gna ran land, or *ti rofumtod. Hoot mauploto. with full dltrcUona. Bockwlth Saw lug MachineCo., in Broadwag. M. T. The New Remedy for Rupture. A Mutt Important Invrntion. Sold hv The Ktealiu Tnua t'.uupauy. No. St* Broadwar. N. V. I'tty It rotaln* KupUiro afraolnlalr in aaaa and con fort, nig lit and day. Nt all linn, and ondar ail elrrum atanoea. wlUiont any c a caption wbntoanr la any caaa, and abould narar ba tatan off daring tba abort tuna ra uolslte to offact a irarnianant care Sent by mall. Ctr etiiare free Any (trugglat or Phymkleu will unior tlua now Truaa far rki wlthcnt cbarge. DF. FORTNEY, Attorney at Law, Bellufoute, l'a. Office over Rey nold'* bauk. may 14 o'Jtt N E PLUS ULTRA, No Better Place ! Tim subscriber la Just receiving from the eastern cltle* it Full mck uI HUMMER GOODS which he hae determined to eell very ' heap, consisting of DRY GOODS and Print*, Muslin* Opera Canton*. and Woll Flannel*. Ladle* Dree* Good*, tuch a* Detain*, Alpaca*, Poplin*. Em pre** Cloth, Ha teen*, Tatnciso, together with a full rtocb of everything usually kept In the Dry Good* line. NOTIONS: j A full slock, consisting part of Ladle* aad ' Children'* Merino lioae, Cutler*, Kid ( glove*, b*t uuality silk aad Liale thread Gloye*, Hood*, Nubia*, Breakfast thawL, I Ac. HATS & CAPS, I A full a**orliuetit -J Men'* Boy' a aad Chitdraa'* ol the lateet (tyle aad bait. CLOTHING, Ready made, a choice selection ef Men • and Boy'* of the newest sfrle* aad most terviceable material*. BOOTS & SHOES, WM. WOLF. Jjll B.G. GL'TKLIUH, Dentist, Millhelm. Offer, hi* professional aerviee* to the public. _ He i* prepared to perioral ail operation* in the dental profession. M4r~ He t* now fully prepared to attract teeth ainoi*UJy wUkont pain. rujrff-TS-tf. " EDWAKD J. EYAXB A CO, *V VRSER YUEN 6 SEEDSMEN, Ywk, Pa. #*• Catalogue* Mailed to Applicants-** Krfer (hy aerwueeiea) to Hon. J. S, Black, Washington, D. C., Weiser, Son A Carl, Bankers, Yorit, Pa. June b-drn. Excelsior Cement- The undervigned BOW manufacture Ce ment WAKKAXTED OP A SUPERIOR BUALITY, at thair kiln*, near Piae reek Mill*, in Halaae twp. Yhi* cement ha* already been used in large auantttia* upon the L. C. A 8. C. K K , and ha* baaa found highly *ati<factory upon all job* where it ha* been usod, and a* equal to any now manufactured. The under* ign ed now take pleasure in recon, mending, and warranting it to all, for u*e in CIH TKRMS. WATER PIPES or whatever purpose a good qualify of Cement it desi rable. Thi* Cement hae already beta tasted far aad vide, aad rendered Hie ut tnot satisfaction Persona, therefore oon .tructing Cisterns, laying Water Pipes, Ac., will And U to advantage to bear this ia mind, and also, that they warrant the article as represented. For further par ticular*, address MEYER A HOPPER, •JO dec tf A a roc* burg, Pa. W. A. CURRY, BOOT & SHOE MAKER CENTRE HALIhPA. Would most rmpectftilly inform the eit aeas of this vicinity, that he ha* started a new Boot aad Shoe Shop, aad would be thankful for a share of the public patron age. Boot* and Show made to order and ■rcording to style, and warrants his work |to equal any made elsewhere. All kind* df repairing done, aad charges reasonable - Give him a call. fob 11 Xjf. C.PECK'S New Coach Manufactory. CENTER HALL, FA. The undorsignad has opened a new tablUhiueat, at hi. new ibapt, far the manufhctuie of Carriage*, Buggies, A Spring Wagons, SLEIOR* AXD SLUM, PLUS UP FAJICT of every description . All Tohlclae maaufactured by him are warranted to render talitfaction, and ai equal to any work done elewhere. He use. none but the beet material, and employe the moat ekillfttl workmen. Hence they flatter themselves that theu work ran not be excelled for durability and flnieh. Order# from a distance promptly aUead ed to. Come and esnmine my work before contra-tin* eltewhere. PRICES REASONABLE, All kinds of Re paring done. The CbamDion of the World. The new Improved American Button- Hole Overaeaming and Complete Sewing ifachioe—The great* eat machine of the Age I Sim pi city, Durability A Cheap ness Combined. guaranteed. All ordera promptly attend "dto. A.L BAftTGRS, Agent for Centre County MamaoKacaa, Pa. J. HARRIS. J. D.SHUOHRT. J. A BRAVER JOHN HOrrER. PETER HOI FEE. Pennsvolley Banking Co. CENTRE HALL, PA. KECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow Interest, Ditcouat Note Buy and Sol! Government Securities Gold and Coupons, PETER HorrEß, Wu. B. Mi SOLE. Pres'C Cashier, D. M. RITTEVHOVSK, WITH KOOM, OCHWARE A CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IK Fish, Cheese and Provisions 144 North Delaware Avenue, 137 North Water Street, PHILADELPHIA. P. A. KOOJM, O SCHWABS. J. SCHWABS marfl ly. SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.—The citixem of Pottor township are hereby notified agreeably to law, that on all School Tai paid over to the undersigned on or befor. November 4th, next, there will be a de duction of 6 per cent; and on all pale within one month after said date the ful suui will bo claimed, after which ail sucl Taxes remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of a Collector with an add!- - Uon of fl per centum. JAS. C. BOAL, 4aug2m Treasurer. CEMENT! CEMENT I--Me ver A Hof fer's Excelsior Cement for sale by the un dersigned. This Cement is warranted when worked by any experienced hand. Apply at the lime kilns, to i lSaug-it GEO KOCH. /CENTRE HALL IIofK! - V JOHN SPANULER, Proprietor. Stages arrive and depart daily, for nil 1 points, north, soutf east and west. s —vr ::.v EXr * I (ligJjLu ) *i '*****> jjltL. .M Aic iv. By, FLUID EXTR^CFT^BUCHU, .btttMlflMWl Raaiadf fur Ma **•• iftd hu MWad wj out .f Itulx-ie in *MA Jl baa Wb gtvan, Drti*ii,ii of tl. \*ck. of th* IMibt Bad IsftHMßßliotl ft the Kjsil- >*, QmhMIMI l DM Kttacya ud MU4de, R*.*.. tMB ai t'fMß, MMMI tit Uw PrtNtet- i*na. or t*t km pain*, ui-S WMMtf CtDMiMifliOf ftfL' fts ■ujuiira mirT Burnt, flag*® HMta BXPNMB, liuto m m ckaagi.tß , BO la BHWB'miMBCH. aed Hmwm It caasos * in (Ml mmm, aad ow atnoriD to antsat*. tMrrtir <>>■* " ■'rt-*Tlßt ad of dU |U> pm houb or (tn haulm for f * fto, 4 * wd >wtraaruMefWi a. -.1 if Ictur* for tmtoraat&n abw* * bo AVOm~QVAGK* AMD ItBTOITItH. dr. J. M. I you, (MMM of Jtftrttm JWlrjf CUM iTnkdUtpfci*. BWJbor of iwveral iai. la !*■ pssr MMi Cha**M IITIIHI ThOS* at 4 Cu tset* em furwacS laoat dMcvitnag •*^El^%'gßS^eu. JVSSBi /Jj-J t . 4.^'^ SEWING MACHINE.-'. Hh/Jl Tbsaale* o/Scwkig machine* in J§ls, k reported under oath. in ltd. to • *•. m of the Sewigg Machir < • > 'itU ihuv that the SING K II MANUFACTURING OU Ltat Ytr Sold !1;" ' 1 219,758 MACHINES OB 58.498 more than In IS7I, Ninety per cent. of thefc being tor FAMILY USE Tat* I* OTIK I 4 5,000 More Sewing Machines than were •old by any other company daring the same period, end over ONE QUARTER of all the Machines sold in ISii!. Principal Office / The Singer Mannfarttiring Co. 34 UKIOX BM?A££- Philadelphia, office, 1106 Cfccetaut St June 36-6tn "DKOCKKKHOFK HuITFK " Jylegneney Street, Bellefoutc, Fa. D. JOHNSON A SONS, Proj.rk tors. 4 riUTCUM HOTEL., OOMroKTiKUtvi":" PROMPT AITEaNDANC-E. _ ALL THE MODERN OONYKSIBK CKS-AND REASON ABLE i arra. The proprietor* offer to the (raveling public, ana to their country fiit-iuLs Cnt elm aceommodati<'ii and rairfti! atten tion to tha want* of gue*t* at alt timrf. at fair rate*. Careful bottler* and good ilabia ti( for horse*. An excellent tabic well aervod. A liar supplied with foe liquors. Servant* well trained and everything ro 7ui*ita in a first elata Hotel. Our i alum in the business part of the town, rear the Pott Office, the Court House, the Chur ches, the Banks, and the p: ir.ripnl pWes of hutinot*, render* it the tn*4'eligible place for thote whovisßßetlcfm-te < -n bull or plea*ure. An Omnibus will carry passengers and baggage to and front all trains free of charge. Chas. H. Held. , Clerk, Watchmaker A Jeweler Millheim, Centre Co., Fa. Respectfully informs hit friend* and the public in general, that he hits just opened at bis new establishment, above Alexan der* store, and keeps constantly on hand, all kind* of Clock*, Watches and Jewelry of the latest style*, as also the Maranyiile " Patent Calender Clock*, provided with a complete index 'of .the month, and day of r the month aoJweek on it* face, which i* warranted • a perfect liine-keeper. Wa-Cluckf. Watche* and Jewelry re . paired on short notice and warranted. sepll OS iy 3[MIE undersigned, determined t meet L the popular demand : >r 1. iwer rice*, respectfully calls the attention of the public to hi* stock of SADDLERY, now offered)*L the old stand. Designed es pecially for tho people and the time-, the largest and most varied and complete as sortment of Saddles, Harness, Collars, KruUcs, of e*wry description and quality; Whips, and in fact everything compk-t ■ u> n lirst class establishment, he now offers at prices which will suit the times JACOB DINGES, Centre Hall. JAMES A. BEAVER. A TTORZEY-AT-LA It', Bellefonte. Centre 00.. Pa. npQ^tt Br. Crooks Wine of Tar ■■t Contains remttmbl* Im §ll vrrdieHtsofl'n>lvubte& Uf TonU> vaiuo couujlncd with tlie rich meolclnal I qualities OX Tar, will oh rll llliTii cause It to hnild wp She weak end debit- VkVltwted Bf r.-pniiy ■ ■wßrestore c:vhr.uittei( ■ Jtck-ausee Hi .axes Mthe LJ\*-r| and. jawm IS-SibS ■MR' : 1* Nilperio t ■ r*e*er ilu-nppelite ||iß!BffiPhMflffiHffina etrena I !><■> the WlTOila*at tu. i-or <*ains in Bro**t. Side w Back. Ureaelor KUU ■BBfriiSJSs^ "LhffiWM has no rqua). it.i iTec- toallycun--:.'WoMghie p Cobb, ar d it, • ;i>ee tii.- riiKot rau usus, and Jba.s pronouucccHi' Fin-cl4t P^Aathhsnaiulßrapohiu..
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