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Centre Hall, Pa., Oct. 14. 187Ti.
7ER VV s'J pre irnr, is ndwanfv, 2,6b
not paid t denisrv.
Advertimtnenli *><• nvr ti*< for tkrt* •-
*irfi<MM, and far $ and 12 >nfAs *y V' 4
•*1 nnntrnr.t.
Beuiorrwllc Ticket.
Si Gortrnor,
CYRUS L PERSHING,
jtchuylkill county.
Stat# 7\vsrvro-,
VICTOR E. PIOIXKT,
Brad tor. I county.
NAcnVf—-LEVI MUNBON.
TVnuimiyi—D. A. MUSTER.
/VotAiino/urv-A A RON VV ILLIAMS.
Register -W. E BURCHFIELD.
Recorder—VC M. A. TOBIAS.
tbmmiMiuMcri H. A. MINoLE,
—J. N. HALL.
CWncr- I>K. JOS. ADAMS.
Auditor! —JOS. OILLILAN I .
—A. J. G HEIST.
The labor reformer# of Moiwin ho*etu
have nominated Wendell Philip* h>r
Governor.
• L "
Col. W. W. Brow n, leader of theTl'frs,
the champion of the lal*>ring meti, the
frieud of the oppreaeeil ux -payer, enewi}
of rings, the hater of democrat*, the tie
uouui'er of other-holder* and p>>lit
cians and the defender of everyt! i
that i pore and honest and the e it.
also of the Industrial Advocate, the*
the name of the teuijwsrance cand Ist'
for Governor at the head of h.< jeqwr,
and on the stump, we arc t >'..! f' r
I'erolling. We'll give the C'a ! et
medal, if lie will j. ist tell u* when- he
belougs.
Wa H. Kembl* having apologised for
the insulting letter he wrote to Mr. Bel
niout, when he. Kemble, wa* State
Treasurer, may we soonexject that \-
eral hundred thousand dollars will .-con
bo found returned to the coneii-nee
fund? If the ring thieves who >t •e.
"divid*d and kept silence' under Kim
ble's administration restore their plun
der, it would amount a h.u. if me
suui.
Cob llrivwn.tiie old lender of the ruili
! .tl party in Centre county, after re-a ling
the Reporter closely for the last x
mouths, has got it into li- i.eau that
there is going vvruug .uid th it
his old party uu;-t l*e the fault i t it. M c
have not yet maile an o : and it i'.-i i
ocrat ofthe Colonel, l--.it he do. s i : be
lieve in Grant and can not go ': L.rtrar.ff.
He -o£s that the federal and state ad
ministration- are reeking with lotriip-
Lon, and that there must In- a change if
the poorer lasses wun: to have labor and
keep fmui Marring, ar.d tiu- ('• - lone 1 v.p
*o right out without fear or 7.*.; r Mi!!
we are glad he lias his eye.- open, iiud w >.
trust he will see into it further skill, *•
that when Novem'x-r cornea his vote
will go for those incorruptible diampi
ons of the jieoplc, Pershing iuhl Piollct.
The senatorial confereme, up to our
latest information has not yet succeeded
in making a nomination. Tliis district
is blessed with dead-looks, or rather,
with candidates, that always cause tlie
dead-looks. It will be rememlwrvd how
a former conference balloted oO#> or i.
1000 times adjourning from town to
town, for week* before a nomination wa*
made. There seem* every prospect for a
repetition ofthe same thing, unlew thi*
bull-dog jversistenceou the j>art ofotiiot
•eekers can be made to yield. The can
didates balloted for are Messrs. IVale,
Meek and Boyer. After the thing had
gone about as far as it should go for the
good and credit of the j>arty Mr. Tealo
made an offer which was magnanimous
and which, if accepted, would have bro
ken the dead-lock and effected a nomi
nation. Mr. Peak proposed that all the
conferees be absolved from their supjor!
of any particular man, and free to vote
for and nominate whomever they
thought fit and for the best of the j>ar'y
This fair proposition waa cot agreed t"
and the dead-lock goes on. This priv;
lege the conferees should always ban
when candidates have an unyielding
stubbornness— the conferee* are really
the representatives of the people, and ..i
a certain stap*e should be allowed to act
f-r the jxople and not for an inier.-- ted
individual, and be emjiowerc'l to nomi
nate the best man they choose to fix
upon.
Ix-t no deui<H-rat of old Centre be led
astray by the high-sounding names of
any side-arrangement an ! new party
tickets. The old |>arty is good enough,
and its nominees thoroughly honest and
< • mjietent. Ik n't listen to di*apj>oint
cd office-seekers, and disorganixcrs, wi o
are attempiting to make trouble and split
the party. There are secret foes in tin
camp who need watching—they pre
tend to lie democrats, but are really plot
ting the overthrow of the jciny. R : -
live and vigilant, and keep your eye
uj.K>n the enemy and tho*e wiio are aid
ing him in secret.
The testimony recently in the case
of 15. 11. Cheevcr against Ilenry C'leo -1
Co. developed some |*>iiii- that the
House of Representatives w ill probably
find it necessary to investigate. Tlii
testimony relate.- to the reasoua and in
fluences which procured the appoint
ment iu 1309 of Henry f lews A Co. a* a
financial agent or banker of the United
States Government iu Eurojie. This aj -
pointment, as the jiublic well remember,
caused astonishment at the time, and it
now appears by this evidence that pre
liminary to it was an agreement by
which Henry Clews & Co. agreed to j#y
to Louis Dent, the brother-in-law of the
President, one>eighth of the profits to b<
derived from the appointment; and tbic
one-eighth they guaranteed to Dent
should not be less than the sum f E-'.'M
a year. Thus, if the te*timony is tnie.
we have the brother-in-law of the Pre*-
ident, and the constant intimate of the
White House, engaged in the busbies*
of selling at a high price one of the most
lucrative appointments in the gift of the
Government, and an appointment, too,
which not only seemed to all intelligent
peojile an improper one to be made, but
which finally resulted in a heavy jiecu- ,
niary loss to the Treasury.
The question is whether Grant shared
in this $9,000 a year; and besides, it ,
should not be forgotten that this wi s ;
nottheonly instance in which Dent took
money for an apjKiintment to be made
by his brother-in-law, the President.
The New York Herald has ejiecial
cable dispathes from H. M. Stanly, its
daring correspondent. He has reached (
the shores of the great inland lake Victo- (
ria Nvanza after a march of 720 miles in .
which he lost 181 of his followers ,
through desertion, disea e and fight- s
ing. He has succeeded in launch- j
ingan English built vessel on the great ;
lake, and has made a voyage of 1000 .
miles around its shore-". The letters re-;
ceived from Stanley arc dated March let *
arid May 15. 1 1
In 185? curtain charge* who ui.ido, a
against SoTcrnor Hartranft which have■ 1:
new been liKjrv*l. They were >-l i> i
character which then f<>rhado hi i -i
port in the column* of wvvi d rejmblf t
can journal* in the-date w inch now . 1
vocute hie re-election. Since that time i
the accuracy of the accusation* ui uio
has been uutUtined ly the strong - t c;r i
cuuisUutial cvideqoei In ls7 t a new 1
(MnetittttiounahilrtA*) which <>>• .*>•
, ed such admirable improve neat • " "
the ohl that it commended itself t *•
■em I favor tns-.de and >tuaide 11> state
U had the endoraal of a convention > '
which the political friends of tiownn r
Hmi ran ft were a majority. Hi* *up| rt
of it wouid have Iwwti the meat jioptil. i '
act of his ail mi ui at rat ion. But it struck
Joan the treasury ring a hi. h w .t* rob
bine the state anJ he aided with tin
robber* against the people His veto o:
the fee bill, lit* approval of the Hiding
act, his ntflrrt to r Oontnti ml or en -r. •
any provision of taw forth. protccti'ii
of the treasury, against the line of li>
duty, against the t<||M "flu* oath, :.nt
against the ordinary Inclination ..f iuei
in jKisition* of r*S|*>i- ability to do those
things which make for Ute pub'ic g.-nl
and for personal popularity, all point
outflow. Hartrnnft aa a nan under tlo
{ domination of a corrupt clique aln
arc lill hw chief support W'e rent
lish a few exeorpt* (huu the l'lii'.-L
phia Pre*# el Svpti nits r ls7.', whi. . ii
. dicate the nature of the obliii • -
• which obntro! the cond.tr! .• tlo • • r
nor of Prun ivlv.iu . in ma . -r* t <r l >
• touehitiK the Interests f c p<- >p <•
f'tu e will b • r:e Mo r. . i t
aide by side with tin- '.i-h r •f
the sju.ie in.in by tin .. e i'r* in the
present , mupaigu.
11 if inft's < • n. tv. tV. k.
r that the farmer g-.mibb 1 in si" k- to
t ate.-•'i- ■ 'nr. • 1 '>
e -1872—-and that In- had t:<> tmuj!
dejKw.it worth u. -in. mn.j. i l. -tit
ence is, .fcourse, that tl fai >
r were oartn.l a. Yd'*. . ..
money lieLmyiiig • tin "i -w> t
p of P.- nisyl. .n -/'
(•' ;■ h S r '■ 1^"-.
II
• Xcv. t httt the chirgrt :• ' ray
' public nun l>e. a clearly } .net: as
those against Auditor thm ra! il.atr ft
lie has been onvicted of uuf.u :"th -
1 a-an cfftoi-tl. with ah the!
boa is of the c. mm mfcaltb, and irith
. allying hiiusctf with.. lui lot i.-rnr
, lionist*. Not - nglc ■■ al .d
t wer has been in n!<-t iy
t again-- him. . j
t ( r, 'i x . 'l s -•
One <-fthe m dam . ii j
. the I"-. | . 111 General I
llartrauft i- 0u.,: <> !y at con
. iisvti:ighi:o directly with Mnrkey t id]
. Ycrk.-s tt. - \>r in - !
f oj cr..:i. -. -iii.cd •
i moneys. THE ruoifn en i i- . t a .
s ITI t.v 1 * t ssve !'hh ' i
1 . -.jvd.
' TBE JTtrHJSSI'H IS ■ \A> 17,1
MA.
The £UU sa> - the canv i I'c -v.
ani.i i< warming up. ai.d th • t.
th* tameron-Mackey Ring are o -vi p
- ing apai-e. They iuteml • > ru . 4 ln
; cirajuik'ti on the eurrwncy i— tie, ami t. •
i uore the tnrublesouM- King rahberi.-s : -
together. It ik a hopeful r.*fug>\ an i
! they take to it with gro.it alacrity. They
i are a modest party, and w u' I fain re-
tire for the present from public notorie
ty. Life in jails and penitentiaritM has
s few charms for them, and they would
t much prefer a continued residence in
s the luxurious palaces reared at the put
. lie expense. Having several tnilli. a- j
. of the pe>ple"s money. stol-ii at •!.!
, time* and in various ways, sadden and
j im|erativp demands for re- tuticn ]
e would fall heavily upon them in thine
f hard times. They ask to le let a!r
They insist that the s..\-e- 1 hundrt <1 |
. ca*M of bribery and corrije toe f. .
. millions embezzled in the f- i u if ii
e-t, and the trill tig di\.-r-i. . : e
. sinking fund from the pavn. 11 of the
, public debt to the p ckets of the Itin j.
shtvli net be crtrgeil in*' tl Mttta-
It would be tin outrage. Th ..i .-riti c
fthe people ught no: to be invi;. d 1
i matter of r little men :u as t!.<
wholesale plunder of ilui: r r;.. n |
the habitual Use of at h ' a.•' f he
pr eee Is to dcbiu-h their I g: !. :t i
t the interest ofthe thieves, an le. t
, corrupt the billot * >x.-s tli.it a f r
I election has been a tiling unk >w :i !
impossible in the second <• of tic
Union. The Icing mar. i * •• arc !>■ :
dedly in favor of any other i tte, - i
have seized upon the alley" • 'ft in >n
! deliverance at Krie with an i e.i -.-rn.
1 whi. h aliows that they re.r I'hec'i
of discussion from state to nati. :.a! af 1
, fairs .s a matter of life an I death.
The election of Pershing aft- r a heat
v I carnpfiign. in which tin Ring. rni
tics had hcc.u tlie principal - . v.-
bc*itterly ruim n-, not only to the Kin*
is a body, but to every individual m
•erofit. It would be followed by pr •i
--tionaan l suits, imprio:,m at and e>•
forced restitutions of j iani . wh
would render the o cap.iti i of .
public robber in l'ennsylva lia b >th odi
• .as and unprofitable. I'.-r . ..
visitation ofjtt tiec nj >n th-* p tt' it;:
t'omini—ioner- >< r s.liuylki'l
thing but rei..---trii.jj to t,-.r< . or; j
thieves, and with a very litt! : ■; il
enco trnyetnent lie would in. ke th;
ecu'ive power in Pennsylv - . ri
Ide to the Ring- as it ia n c.v in V. v
York.
A- f r Piolh-t, lie is even w.r i t
liiin they have no r i in to cape ■'
thing but sharp and -.ri..'!- w k. II
life, hi*character, hi* ag.'-e iv .
a*a reformer, with t!<-ere ' til .
<-y of farmers an 1 working' wh
his eloquence, more than anyth. _* ! . (
has awakened to the ne csuty -f
protection, make him the very im-am
tion of all that is dreadful to t u> riia-
When Sam Josenhs heard of lii< nom
nation he exclaimed, out of the depth
of his soul : "Great Hod !if he ever get- ,
into the treasury he won't leave ale
unturned !" Maekey, it is Mid, eanti >'
contain his terror; and the f.u-e, of tb
whole gang are white over the pro-per-'
His election ineuis their destruction,
and they know it. They cariti >t boy.
Gully, or deceive him. He in as able : (
he is honest, and when lie pl.t -es tie t
key in the Treasury door, the j>iund r
ed public will be invited to Walk in after
hiui. Every l>ook will be laid ojien for -i
inspection. Every record will h* turn- ~
ed ujj to the light. There will be n
more concealment*.
THE LABOIi HEX ASDJVhHRI'EII-
Nitjya.
Pott*vill? HUrkiuy ii iii, Gr/.oi.i f
The legislative record of Judge IVr
| shing is clean and pure. He wis a \i:.r 1
democrat, less hide b nmd, it i; pri-sum- 0
able, than either Ilnrtrunft or Rawle '*
(both of whom were members of the
same party at the time) would have y
been had they occupied his position. Hut \
we arc not supporting him for Govern i
becau.ve of what he did in the lcgi.-la- i jj
ture. We have different and more im- J
portant reasons. He is the candidate of l ct
.-j-nf; that, no w..Uet what way have 11
bei nit -in of<>mi i 'ti in tin' past, is'
How. so t.u a Peon--, tvaiiia .itikl Ohio ■
■ire , ki i. a ned pi 11 < nli n dK'- i
trine I wlti h II mi n lieiii ve who '
hold this: tliif i overuiinnt i* a govor
niMit: k ,-si. neil t r the Ih-ih'Ri of the
wh le peo; le .uij i "tie. a mi •• of
loakilly tlx* few rich of the x|w use of
the mail} Ueii gtm i Hut jil.vtfk.-rm, lift
i- v atii illi ple.lgk-.l to in u l honorable
w v sup| ori tlldadvi. lev its teat-hinge
In ls7'.' 1 • Wroti :
I do not legar l the other of judge a> -
in any koiim' a jiolith .il one x'omiua
tioiiH, it is true .tr- made bv the rtsprs-t
--ve politikttl organisation* but it is the
duly <ii bin ujK'ii whom the honor of tu
•li.-ial station is conferred to oarcAiil i
ex. hide all jtarty bint- from the liuii li.
We of Schuylkill county, who know
how fsithtull} lie lis rederiuetl tlu
p..in *i*s inplii din tb< fori going w tints
a-t- willing toti i t b in i tin iipii-iM -
tat v of the prineiploa w hi s* sueots* wr
are now seeking Wi j"it tun trust in
him with.u: tear, knowing I'miucxji
r.e.iio the i-es ot teae an, that he will
not h 'tray it Hi opjsuieni, Hui iranft.
h wever g s*l oi bad a man, we cannot
trust, Ikh-.i im' he i the eandidato of a
party whose eanva-- is being |rooenl*>d
wkill the unuiry of llit- luniks and lln
i-reditsmonfrrs, win* -las-c i* mean* j
two ti ink ami bullinnbt nith n I |virtir*
in "7d. Even if it wire true, whi.-h it
*°nphaiUwlly i- not, that Judge l'r
• iin-z'apasi on w-re im iriinti-nuptvHj
Mi ai-ksi i d ii-t Li*, v.. ii. .l r n> t In
the t v re.n oft ll* for tt* to a low otir
•elves to ' i at' ■il bv them whet
v. i, ,tiv :i r - lii.ted n
iKird .-.a < b u i;.t ti \ must hav
bee., ii -ft. lo i-l, i-.'t of the heart
ii dat . t n -,v ! hi 1 . it. ie..l that
o" his jiirly w d .ovoHei-ot.-eqnetneii
0 ' , li- a i-b ii.; r t ell lab i.
ft I i b'.\ .k I 111 i.Y I A -// ii
V • --.al l" the on dated tlevi
land tit ■ G< 11- n rt'i.rt: an 1
Ho * an; -l CaUin, 'if lVnt.-ylvani*
>.;• ketiian ii.unei e Allen ie.assii.ei ting
at lGim;lle Vi-ter. ..v. '1 htf feeeplloti
given i.i i'itu:;*y!v. ai * ,-r it War liov
erm>r wa-- 1 ■ t eitthitsi i-t. . it.d lit* ,;d
i.r •* mad* ;i |r-f. invliinpn a
c*l " 1"- felt i • tie re-a! in th.
\Y, tei. ; -irw \|r 1 J. Swu-ny,
jeh nun .n "f the IV MMfflt Mm <s'tt.-
[mittee, t*b traj-hs that tin" enthm-iastu
era >r t'ur i'Mu- t thi- j-' „i l.i-t
1 ,-i t,a!ir ! . i'- jo-'... demonMra*
* •
i jion, i. n| w ... .pi .led t. gi out into
-
-m i o.'p - : 1 nh' had hastily u-.-eiu-
Ibo ;. lb • - rn..; ---v - *cd a:
1 and miA* another bri. f sj-eceh. His
j .iddr.. . > the it. .. 'if n.evtiiig here
| .j- via . wa- • .in u:vt to ccj*
| able and i ri--ic !..-s delivered
■
j i inter...-r had i-revo i-lv s, >ken at
.. u .:: ... uuir
large andanfhuaiactii t dni. e grs-u>i
IliO.
. -
i c ill-lie ..
ntr.i; - i The tnket Will
he ii'-ii; i. ..•• flier >x>l unn. Tbi*
uiU - .;u ii. . •k' in tliia vouuty,
iims Jar. and the ltui|s-rjiH- fvlk in
tend holding nominating c nvention
(His a*, k, all th y liu.v bring in tilt
field tin fourth—we art informed, liow
ever, that it in likely that they will
adopt the tnLei ot the '.'tb ik. We art
r.lno iiiloruiid that the '7j convention
was not hermoiiious, t.iol that there wa*
i firt of -pin i.p< , the quevtik nof nuiu
inatii g a fu*i<-: oru rtraighi-out ticket.
The -:rait- ut carried, and the fuMon
ist* tl.re.iteu to Uilt. The t; Let of tin
fusion!*:* wustu is- nuule up out of mi
, ttnui from t:.c dtiUiiK-raln and radical
| nomination*.
Tin o party, so li.r a- it- few udiie
nn.-;'r iu the liuurocratii prrt.v is con
cerned, - .u.pii-i.-. oitivly that tlennnt
which kt-.einji-.i-d to.-ji'n: ii r party anil
defeat its i ..i,,ii.ee*. I..*t fj.'l, bv the in
li. t in! -r ' <" Mo 1 ■ ;.."Veuicnt i-gaii.st
th® ii mo.r; > it.' i.-. Willa.o and
Mu< . .. >.>;,. i i then ..re t-penly with
tue 'ik-r-, a few vtiicr.- .tun- rctlv opr
aling wnii ti em, in order to divide,
brt-akd n '. Ie feat tin- deuiocratie
party in < . ntre . oimty, to ntßir.l a few
dis-ppH.'.;tted oil (•-.- ek'-rs an "pjn.rtu
;nl} P.- Uttlllß tiirius. lv. *. We pre
dict that th<- democracy vviii come out
vi tei. -.- :i *jiite if tin-effort* of a few
rci-ret foi - i.i <ui > an rai L>. Gtrlick
• is a g m1 ai fr n; t.p t" 1 "ttom and
( .t wa* fairly 10-miuated. Nt a cat; li
, date upon it w iios lionesty or integrity
can I*- imt" .- hel, hence tlu-r' is no ox
en-'' for these side *hon>. and tiie hon
i .-t iii. - i• ' thr igh them, and thos •
who are eeretly in rymjcitliy with
j those eff.v :- to njure the party are
i known an 1 w i:l be held .".U the more c
--( countable f, r their treaclu rv.
The jirin .pal orator, i hamp-ion and
j leader of the '7' > i . i- the redoubtable
Win. W. I'.ro •n. w is -i.T-.-ng like a
If aver in tin "g • 1 c .u-e," and hoiiic of
tho-e wli • ..re i:i m • lit i.ilecting llilll
cui be ki.-w:i i y tl • ;.r. ;-< * be shows
er- upon them in thc' l- !n-1 -11 Advo
cate"—they ar- eminent patriot - 1
J lOLLETA SD TUB 80LDIBM8.
The f 'Uowitip; letter fri in c \u 11-kuwou
j and brave >• biicr may i < -< t a 'iiim-ttbe
I -Li. ■ .f i. ,di al newsjiajicrs :
Wy- ; r.ra ' brd county, September I
.'7. —// .S ,- Having seen newspaper}
arti'-le.s el. rgin- my fellow tovvn*nian,
1 ■! i'i• '!>■!. •- .11 i;. vi:.;' •op m 1 and j
hindered ' a-G ivcrnment in its ell'>rts |
tOKUpjir-- the rebellion, at an net ofj
itnplejuatice l to vtato ;h..t tie
'-iiar*i; is untrue and without founda-J
tion.
Ir- lie t I; ; u tu -eting of
-.'l -.el.- till- . nility, la lat To
ll iiala iii i fin til jiurjs.'Kc of ruining
tr"ops in pur.-- in v .f I'rt sident |l.in
colli'* jr x-I.mint ion calling for 7"i,00(1
men, the -coinl pcntleman who ro
.-ponded to the uni\ural dnnand of
those j resell m (V|. J'iolb t, who came
torw.ird and made one of hi* eliaraiier
istici|fei-lie*, calling on the citizens to
• 1 vi*' Ih iuM'hes of all jxilitu-al bias,
ami volunteer j>ro nj'tly to till the quota
Icuibti'l a, tnj ltrudf rd cHinty from
.it day aa-ii' Lei ind in resjionding
lit fail o the I'resident for men, and
I aiii |ssi'ivc tiiat im si.bseipiei.t act of
Col. I iollet vvai in lonilict with that p
triotic iip|s:.|. \ our*, etc.,
JJamkl Mi.kii in,
I-ateChpt'iiii Co. JJ. r7th Kegt. P. V.
To \V. W. Kingsbury, chairman lb-mo
••rati.- c imty Convention.
• .
(HiTO F.LJA TlnS.
On lu*t Tuofday the Ohio election
Conn off. The di pit-to - received on 1
Tuesday evenin-' were inc.; re, but as 1
far o lie*.--.rl fr in All# n, deni's-rat, gain- 1
ed over his fbrtie relet ion. Nhouldthis 1
hold out over the .state, a rami demo- 1
i-ratic victory will lie told from the good
old Buckeye tate.
The President ul j nrty arrived at Ogdun
)Tfvterdy, and wi-io eseorted by Briglura 1
Young t" Shli la Oiiv.
1 !)<• Buck* county fair, which c losed at' j
l)oyl-t"WVii on rat iiil.iy, was highly *uc-' •
.-issl'ul in every r • pert. The roceij't* c*-j J
:eded ? 10.000. f e
--W* MMBMN
IN V Jv.vnUATION INTO TIIK AD-1
MINIS I K\T|oN OK KO KIIK It I
1 REAM KICKS
llui risburg, I'M , Oct. 7. Al th* st*ton
• I tl| Si .ill* Treasury 1 til oil gating Colli- '
initio# iltn morning Mr, Uli|, editor of '
the l.uittu*,r Kk| tel llt-d dial I,a
I tj lulorQtalioM *h; mi g tliat Stat# Trsan
urur Uattki'Ji I >i drawn 4 pri rent. ni
ts r,t at, uvtiegc ~i in
It * banking 11 HI HI Slalmiait, Clerklun A
' T Lancaster. In IMP Mr. Gei-t da
• i line* in givr ll • name of hi* inforti M itt,
uulrn v i|ii licit !■> la wtoil i No (fili
al aitlirii aori aiamii K|
• i \\ . (i VV aJilsll, I liinf CUrk of til#
A Hititi i lii-ntrai a Dapa.'lni Hit, tritiflnl
l• ■al lb# i'U( Imra tor ilnli jiinivnli from
Julia 1(4:4, by v II VS'a Irn, Jn: J , lato
Superintend* ui I'ubile Uri'Uiniakiiil Build
ii •. ntm-unilng iii $22,000. w#rr not in tb#
• • Die# (vb- II Auditor-General Ttis.pl# took
|i 'a#rail 11, *i.d i iulit not bfl sltsiMtared at
til a tli irougli aoali It , Ilia a broil in of tk#
vauehvrs make* It imp >llble to lull how
Ilia in on a i a,u applied; the package fi-iui
which these *i uclisra WereUMtll Weiepro*
I doced bafitli ilia coinniltio#
I* s-M*teTreasurer Irani w>i subpoena
lid by lie i uliii.illtaa, tut any a Hint lilt
I iiifaiih atill it,it permit him to aim Hsrtis
burg
Sub|iiiai aru out f i i>tl.r witnsssrs,
'an J the investigation will |ißKfwl at rap
i Hi y ui potiblu.
T nan ti ant to Ui a doi iji ii backward
iiatt (tool m|r|itariii( la!, ra il.u oi.imil
It*.
PIA'l OHM OK TIIK PENS>YLVA
NIA LMOLKAI, Y ADOPTED AT
ERIK
Kmulliil, Tl.al W# licit iy Jn sre our
in n ring li.f iioii to in ii ilaiua ,tal
|i I I < I D li, cratlc t! -Yi ' itliii lit at
i ill v' iti ihi II ,u,i Ji.li oft in lit* first
.nig .:u i. li.- .-, to ml; '(.qua MI, J
i". li t i li k'l 11. tt of la alt ■vi t a'.
(,r |i< ru (.tor religious or ( ollllcat ; thrj
alii (int of tin S.vtic government* in a!l !
t • -■ '.i ..i tin on >t v it ji -tciit aitiii n
latltllii li i I out iloil.utl. f lllCOrilt. Ml I
II" 111 l I lI.Mil k against li'ti n<|'ul ll
i.i..ul, .in itru to i nut y of lb# tii it
. o\* r tiiti iiiitiuify hUlt ority, vitui<iity t?i
iti., i utile iitiii n i that labor tun/ he
ll.il. P. rtlifi -J. 'lie }ll lit payment
urji.-t ilrli J lit,, - < J prrtervs
tun f tho | ah i fat'. i. finfd in of roii.
i. ; li! 11 l at u l >. freedom ~| jaor
•i ut. it rt; ■ pi. ni. iof tho grvtil writ
of I -sb,..* c .j, .• nul Ki,>l tii jitr. aim} ir
t illy fi i. in !
, lid. Tl.nttl. wide „♦, 1 ili joiafii.it and
! iutf
.:
' t-u. 1 t 1 hy . aidati aln i boy nJ
J • .tb: the igr.ornnce, ineftich .■ ej* ami
i v.ic. .Ji . > 1 til# lead r# 1 I'll party
.1 Lint Uaiu-'-JtU State and N i'-to ft a
'j ;Ut. a;.J j, it ... t:l rni. .K li„ li..
, pUci-i M Jicb they liMVU MJ lo:,g di.honor
■ I I '.al tbo un juo Hill liplliaaUou ill
,Ti ,! ■ ' mid I!. 1 I •.'.l'll maa
'.ln all,. . ..1 rn I ,*iic i . of I :!' • r.,
~ ! , It '
' f -J ..p. II till- e.-ir-'.ry, rm! fa*.-r.:ig
a! *. at a itli lid' •! ,*! '! tile F J
ii 5 -I. .1 t.t . .. that tin
•.. ,-.t from the burdr- - of uiatinii with
"it! y str n . .•'ti. 4.y opprvi-od
' j \V. aJI ui ' I ,r F ! r..l bt : Stale K I •
ii ~i i iHI t, tli l tin tmy 1 mat
i I |>r ttio'i (j number I'dm lint
4 i. Tin' '.He comlui't of ilia (fl a oft I
I S .te Truii .rer In tin' n ( agru.eitl of tin
11*1 I nil I * lit fl.'.a.li • - 1 ilill'J ..tiny
l< i ■pi", late tn ui.iiiiyt.il tli S liking
Fund !'• pay mi li". of llie public debt at
inpilly i fi,|uiri>l by low , hit mu ac
i ounting for iLe intercat •eoeiieil by him
nil t M' poop "! a ltl.ll.aV in'poaiti >1 Willi the
aa-veial bar.ki and batik 'if ir>'.ilut.# )i
1 tl. >u<l ,iut tf r Suite, and hi# iiwolrnt rc
• j to aubmit the archive# if thr Treat
• ury l'.-pfcrluiei t 11 n legally MMtilUtrJ
i oiiiunUue of tiie Huuae of Kepn ai nlaliv tt,
apwnlitad In iili'Mt rCle lb." m ne, it auae
jI. r gfav • atiapicn n. and ii iic<?rt ing of
Itte n-veii condeuttaNtion at the bnnda f
an oiitii.grd and altindy over-laicd pe,-
j P'®-
&tli T lal the l.irnll'.iotl if our Stn'.e
Treat ury J-niai.ia llm tiiaal anarch iik mid
tl:-. nigh inioligaUio i, u d ae call up >li
' ilo o: (li.oe Ipp it lid by t• II UI.I of
' K | r .er,|;iv > toit.v -at.gale the tiai<- of
. ..mo, I re-dutily pirut!ie dat>
i which lit* hi mi c. iifidoci t it
i ft Tint tip- v. ii nrc if thi' nmvi
i tier, an ) rehy pli dg dto apply all n-.-ui.
O.i . iho Sinking Fund i • r.iitiireJ by
;.W ii. the Il iuCtli U of tbo public dt'Ll.
11. i.l therrby sst'i the intrreet h: the lama
to in# amount #o reduced, and that money#
due the Commonwov th from n rporation#
and in.livid ml> ta!;he promptly c dint
ed and t: d into the Tn aury. and not in
nni niMt ni-r, directly or indirectly, to cm
ploy public isioney , forj: i> ir oivn pr til or
put poei
I Tib That the contraction of the m mcy
• curr,m i Hiid circulating ined uiu hereto*
f. ;. ioid by the 15 j uhlican ; artv, and
• tho Airthrr . onlraction | ropnacj by it with
u vieivt i fori d rciumpti u, t apicio pay
. inert hvi already brought di- atcr to the
, buiincu of the country ai d threaten gen
, oral bankruptcy, and whiltt we oiprn-ly
enunciate the principles that a round cur
•cicy should be gold and silver, or re
i d'-einablc therein, we arc oppo-.-d to rith
■ r n c.Ultra, ti.m or an ii.flali ui of the prei
i'i. current v, and would leave tl.c rtntora
' li ir, of ii g.il tc;,.,'ra to par in geld, to he
br. gii- ah .ut l y | rounotrpgth ■ induatriea
ol ti c pi - jdi, and iot hy destroying
' them.
Bth. That the p.,ii y already initialed by
th, 15 p .hi.• tli party, i fatol ,-biug the le
gal ter. Jtr- .d giving tin Nat'.uial bank
the power to furiiiali all the currency, will
ii -en ij tli. power td ua already dio^sr
• is tn.,'Ti poly, and fLd . iiortuom burdvi.-
ii .v ■j pr ■, i g the peepie, without ci tu-
I -tiling advantage, and that ail tin
National Bank ciirelation be promptly
and permanently retired, and full i 'gal
tenders b • i sti.'d in their pb. to.
'.'ii. 'I 1.;,.t. the iiiihliv ii.U rc.-l demand;
that the G'Vcriiincnt should eoa-o to ilia
; cr, i ' it < -II in.may and should make ita
j legal li'iiihT • rnceivable r ail f blic due* |
ti 'pi wliero ri peel for the i.bi gatioii of
contract# requires pay taunt in coi.i.
i lb. The extinction of the proaent Na>
ti-.nal llsnk.- and the establishment in their
uteal of a system of free banks of discounts!
arid depoail*. ur.di r such reguiationa as the
Stale# respectfully may prescribe, and no
paper money except -ucb as may bo is
sued directly by and upon thr faith of ll
Federal Government, affording practical
ly n currency bared on the gold and silver
and other property of the whole peoplu of!
the country.
Iltb. Tint with this dcrlaralieu ol priti i
eip'i'i iii t policy wo arraign the leader* ofi
the It-publican party for their extravagant j
expi-mliiures and profligate war n of th#
pet p c - money ; for their corruption ; f>r
their t'o|it<iiii|>t of t'ematitiltioiiiT. oblig.i
tioii.i; for their extortionate increase
of our satane* of our public officers; ,
for tlio.r opprt'.nve, unjust and defective <
sy.tem of tatatioli, llnnrn e and currency ; '
for t leir continuance of incompetent and {
corrupt mi ii in office, and ft r their mis- i
I iiiniiugeiiiciil of both the riuic and Fcdur M
ul (ioverntneiiU, and w# cordially invite
the l a ,i>ernl Hi puhi.c in; and all othnr iner, j I
without regard to past luirty n'socialion•. j
to co-ops-rale with us in expelling lliem j
from p over, and in seetiring atit-li an nd jj
miniatration of our public affairs ut char j;
asterixed tho purer unil hotter duy- of tli, i,
Republic. ,
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A DEADLOCK. t
Tyrocc, I'm, Oct. !.- -Tin Mcnutoriui
confert-cis froin the Thirty-fourth district
—Centre, Ch tiliiltl end Clintou—bityc ,
fuilcd to tntilto a nomination They ml- J
jouritcd to meet ;tt Tyrone, WcilncHduyji:
.... Il
eVeuing, Oct. id. p
From XUhourl 1
Umant CITY. Mo , Sept if,, th .
Kit Hstroai ax --1 have made repeat,i 1 i
vtforts to w nt* ) tiu sinrii my lust, but ba\ ■
si t<llfii lailfd for lli# want o| something I"
writ# about, atid whethnr I #hall succe<
with ibis effort remains to b# sent. Tin c
tru it.any tilings that I could writ# a out, ,
hut wh#th*r tjH-y wosiitl u# of auth m '-I
IHtss as to uiak# aubjauk matter for an in <
llrresling lott-ir I am undelertiiiii#d.
ll tppi v thai we an nul nil couatituli .1 J
(tlikitcr limit Willi tl hi bill oil# >object •>
wiits upon, and in thai*#i.i, a poor scr. > 1
bl#r like in) as!l* aouid bit so tar oUtdl> |
Ikiuetl by lb# billet vlstl of corieapoi tl
vols that the next bail tl i.g would bu !u I
Irava lb# llald to those doughty kioglila >1
tI.S ■ | u111 llul I t*.st ltd out to wiilr ah i j
t#r, and not w iahing to diakppoiiit m,n 'I
I must cuiuu.#nca it
I irnquautly nsnive latlr* fioui some of
my Irtditili in tlis aait iiiskiug inquiry ol |
tti# with regard to this country, and, Iruat- i
leg ill IP#, tlbougb thai is abaolutsl) soil u
tlt iig f#w people Jo the sioond tiuiv,i
a a ait an answer. Now 1 late astraum
hssiUncy n ad vising paopUtu coin# sot I
or remain * liar* they ar, for th# v#ry
lii.tp ,t rasat il that what would suit una
! man would fail |s soil kiiotbor. While 1
teuuld plea-# ill# fancy of on# 1 woulJ in- 1
voktt ihc hearty curses of an tlmr I tan.
|bow#v#r, giv# my candid opinion ol if" '
it.nltnr nnil lal lh i* who rase, it form lli ir
own conc' jsions Wtien a msn acts troin
Ilia own Coi l 'Uaioti h J haa no UUI (o blao o
if b# fad# ill all Ul tlrllaklug ll it lev
opinion, based upon at tost ebart Mlion,
tliat.% mail with only lint-led moan a cau
|t ',juiroa go it and t-omf -rtah • li#inu in
, this country n |,i#s luun nnd with a much
an dier rxptndilure of capital and latoi
than anywhere s-t of Ohio It d(e to t
1 it.juiiit ny part cular arguiueltl to pros#
tb Tb# JiCt ror.t #in iho price of lit.da
,I. i v at. din l't una) i van ala o greiit M 1
(l.;ii. to is bet Ween ll ut wo p'at-di lull
I la It* I atate, Isitda ranqe in price ticcorjli g
to fcrtii ty h'td their piminiiiy u> c-u i
.' m#rcial centres, whicli in | irt it true of
tb H !> .it te. I. i: . tl.. X. option : Tl #
feuiliiy of the a, 1 ha litllo U> do with th*
■ l-.t il' 1 a l> ]t 1' t lh reaauQ that ll.a aoi!
lie,:# Uinforiu hern than in yours tat# lin
I pros# I farmi in yi ur county and
iiK.iC-i.it j rice friii SwO to f ' 70 per act .
, MII.II with u lh#) is tgo fioui > 0 to
p.ir .it re ll#r# tbet is n grand .liffu; -1
I " ntc l il. it.# price of lands which is
s.' t v.: nrliiVcr. Km lo tonyit tl
II -n ii, v in the pr..*# ,f lands in < ur fa
. t t C tb.-diffcici.i .* :o ihc ferti ,v :
if. ur Virgin tod. Tb# toil my where a
hat irally |>r- .luetic# but 1-v coT tinurd
farn.ing Soon ' nne al -ylutcl) utip; -
Jui-iive in yoiir e untry t. i!t • foruiixt
M- freely u-vl, w i.iU O this i. ui.'.iy con
t.oui I faiiuiig, if si \-.it.g. .u.l* to l! i
j roJuctivci. uuf lb# a—.. No fertilizers,
arc utid in this country, ytt crop afl-
Utvp *a tons oil -us aiu ground pvl i *
and >t at out, _i i no difference is notictk-
Jbl#. WM lb# farmer hare- lakt off tkl '
!ni di* cle.,!i prcfit, : ti:o and Isbor su
. traded, while Jn y.mr country tb# fai
tcr .s n. t < i.ly , bl ged lo deduct time at. 1
al.-r from tho t ivJucU of lb# soil, but
. -l ac'.uail) return t the M.i a port,
i en thcefr-ri fhut .ewvlnq amu
ua >r I'.isry i far ,•#- fft than u enjoy,
ytt - west. r. ti : Hi#r. ilut ssyt t'.s t;
em farmer we j- y thi *.!i;:ittg i cf
I better markets t- r •ur gn. i tl a;i your
farmers in the we*: Very tme - > far a*
, c-f t erua lh# grain market, but we in tb
*-*t enj i) thu advantage* of a much bt
( trr market fur our osttl# ami I, -g* th:.
yc-u in th# sast. Now a her# the liiffit
eiue? Pc-rhajis mil one will contct .
lhai the-# ia no difTt-reiit . l.et us set
| Fi-r eviry bushel of wheal th# ssturn fai
_ is.or *)■* say si )1 '.l* p#r bushel, h# has
( , ceo at an outlay of not less than 'f c#a,i
Ho gtl if ready f>r market For every
(sound of beef th* western farmer t!it
I 4 eta. (ruts, be is tt an outlay < f about |ll '
tNo w who tn a I-s the most money, both'
article* being corid#r*(l ti|f itsp'# s.f tl
j country? 1 il.ould like to continuethl
( article further sad show wbr#in farmir j
ia m -re proktabl# trr# tnan w tb yi-u. ai
why u is the boslcountry f.sr a beginner c
start out in life, but 1 can nit do to wit) -
cut lee nig that 1 ssou -I be intruding up. r
your apace, trosiJti wcrrying yc-ur pu
, tinto n ycifr e(Prt tu Jrclf her u r ctinu
t graphy. In so in# futuri litter 1 will giit
your rta his AII i IIK of I. >w |.#< |.! ftrtt
berand h. w; ny mak* '. itit money,ar.
as an ir lroduc ,ry remark l - i; w II MJ
thai t'iey make their inonay #* i. r and
s;>en i it freer than y ur eastern formers.
.
!'. S The Ili.-;>oricr coinr* bert r.gu
ln ( m d welcome as unt •( b-.: n boy
| baby
TilF. ATTIIORS OF TUK"SI'KLLIN<-
i! MANIA''
And now il i- -aid tl at list publil'oi • •
Webster's Diet ,:iaric s.r# rcip. n-ib!e fo;
th# recent "Si oiling IK* excitement
Whether thi; is tru# or not. lh# spelling
iva* a good thing and it lir.d übtedly had
■ averv excellent Influence Of all oduca
j.lion.ii accompliahment*, a pr'i- r knowi
ctigt til th# orthography ul our own lan
guage i* carUuily th# mist desirable, at. .
,ola!l the deficiencies in our educational
i* method*, that relating In this study is lh.
. moat marked. And we werolhoref -r# go
ing to aay thai whether the spoiling ex
' cit#mct came nbi-nt through lh# adver
tising efforts of the Webster publisher* <-r
not, en# 'lung is quite clear, and that is'
that there is nothing that h* helped t
stimulate the wide spread i:ilrrc-t in tin
* subject or that is o nearly u Spoiler's
i'. i }!■ -no: ai Web'teFs !*■ kot D.ction
. vrv, sold |t>r tlrii- Do] *r, nnd to b# had of
almost any d aler .nbOt.k-. It ira inar
' vel of (SMMIMHi containing about threc
( hundiud UlustMlUMU, over SllltSM thou
sand words, brief but comprehensive ride*!
lor ►polling, a large number of words from
For. gn languages, phrtitcs, i r -verbs, el.-
' in COMMON '.ISP. It is neatly botinp ir<
Morocco, willi luck- and gi't edge;, l!
I oot otherwise obtainable it may bo had by
mail from the publishers, Al###r;. Ivison
Blakentin, Taylor & Do . 1?8 *rd 14i'
■ (rT.tl Street. New York, by tiuloaiug |*
• tlicin tlu price, one dollar. •
♦ ♦ ♦
NKDItO INSURRKCTION IN MISSIS.
I*l*l.
Kriiir's feint, .Mi-- , Oct be: 0. I ar
rived per steamer Julta :it eleven o'clock'
in tbo morning Citizons are all under
'arms and anticipate an ovrrpowcring ai
tauk fr •in tin nogr.ie# unje#a th ri-.- huridr- -1
rn#n c:ii t me here to dt-ter th# negroes
tr. n further violence. Burin,'*; i ;u*-
(lentled ii ml citixeni arc in a dreadful s ale
l of alarm Negro##, Ire hundred strong,
'attacked Friar's Point yesterday, but were
repelled by white force# urnier Oener.vl
, Chalmers Thcv threatened to burn lb#
I town end murder whit# w->tn#n und chil
; dr.in.
Fighti ig commenced within throe mil##
of Friar's Point where tb# negro#* mnde
a aland. Fighting was kept up tc Ciarks
vill*. Aa y#t, tber* is no reliable stste 1 1
tnent as ti> tb* losa- s and picket just in ,
report flabtinr in the vicinity of <)ak
Ki.lgM ru*d Kight negro#* are re- r-rteti,
wounded in yaitorday s fight and one
whit# man. Slioriff Ifriwri i* now at t
1 Jonestown, foiirtaen mile; east of here, re-
| orgntiiaieg his parly forth# stippi-ted pur- I
;t O(. of anotlior stuck on Frist's Point. '
I Negroei are reported rndetvou#iiig in '
large numbers So far as 1 can ascerUiu t
ibis is no parly niovement. i*
B tth Detnourslf slid Republican* bting ,
united to re<i*t *n iiiofntlisry etl'oil on the ■
insrt of Sheriff Brown, who has bo#n mak- I
ing incendiary *pe-ches to the necro#* an.l
organizing litem into armed bodies upon
tho ides that lh# whites intended to kill
tbam, when in fuel the whites htd not ut
tsied any such intention nor held any
meeting* fir such purpose, nor did th#y
hold a meeting of any kind. ,
CANADA TO CLAIM *T.k>,ooo FOR
THK FISHKRIKS. t
O.Uswa, Ool'lber J. Jt is utlderatrtod t
tliat her majesty's agent under the Wush; <
iiiglo n treaty hat prepared fi gurus of such ''
ischarncter a* t > prov# (laiiadw'* slmo;t in- .
disputable claim to at leaat f7 UW Out) per <
annum from the American government for '
tin* fisheries.
ASTKAMFR BURNED J
fi
Copenhagen, October 1 Tho MWcdiab
iteaiMT J L. Keger, running hetwemi r
Lubrtik ni-il Oopeiih.igon. burned in the 1
Baltic Twenty-four pussengur-i nnd ulev- f
cn of the crow perished. Tins-le tnier was c
it rtnull one, and wii* built in IhYS at Out-
ICUberg.
LOtfT HACK OF TH* MON'ONOAIII-Ii
LA
A Macatlatuixod Kua-i Cuvorctl ly
lifca One IJumlrs'ij nnd Fiftyi
Yt us Old. L
I Pittsburg Comtueivial. ]
Sevrd yea s sju cotialiii rnble excil#-
inrxt was #r#dted in Fairniouiii, W V* ,
by thi a mostrv of tiaf#* uf an old ma
csUsrolxetf road nsteiitfiiig ah tig the rigtil
I'Mnk of tli# Monutigabeia, opposll# that
place Reciintly tl # govenunenl wngin
.eriii( (t irty i.g u g..,l in tb# turvev of the i
Upper Moiit>iigab#la river, with tit# viow
ui -'avl.w alsriiig tliat stream It m Mor
, unlt'Wn ui Fairuionnl, eiamtiisnt tins old
road, and tromthe member* of tb* party
we leern that there can be no doubt but
ibut this road furnish** another liar# of
tb# lost race that on<*e dominated the con <
lim ill before 11( Indians iatist into pos
•eeeicu ,
1 loir# sr# IIMCMS of lis# road for tiearly
vlcytn miles along Ilia tlrip of bottom '
land tv.woon ttiu hittsand tb# river, afl.n J
stiitiing its cbsmiel and cut into 111# bills,
ba* entirely obliterated *#ty vidnre ol
i. (> ti # #11) the road is covered by Irotn ,
iwti tu 6v# sue, of alluvium, either delimi
ted through the courss of sgut by tbu riv
et flood*, or els# by tbu sl w Washing oft
f tnr hill* skirting it. Its width it said lo
be fifteen feet.
1 n# in >*l curious foatur# about the road
u tiisl Mia stoue from which it is formed ■
• npears invariably lo Uava been burnt.
Whuri-verttie roaJ show* llsall in lb# cut
ting bank*, it i* mertod by lb# blai k sub
tlralum or atbet. In depth th# broker,
stone veries from sis inch** tuoighuien in
ches ot irregular fragment*. Th# material
siuploywd sj.pear* to loive been largely
coiupoaod .r iioulder* of red eandtton#.
en# tb#conjecture l*lhat ikey W"lr brok
en after hoi g ma )# b it w ilb vratur thrown
upon theiu. There being few, if any,
tuiuioars HI the river or ndju stit country,
tbu q jerv sr.se*. where eould the material i
baVo been oblsinitj lo make this road f
Al the urotsing* of the il reams there are
ii i traces of bridge abutmats ur pier*,
which toad* tu ti u conclusion that lb*
ilmchi *r •iT 'iiol .in wooden bridge*
At man) point* the road is covered with '
ir##- one hundred and fifty years oIJ.
which make* il ceruiti thai .1 was con
struct# iong buf-ire tho adeent of lb#
white man ;an there are other circutn
tali.-i • irrojl.di'.g the la-.- wfli.'b iusd
inuvii iblj to ti # c Delusion it was uisde n
thovo early ugi; wl.on asuim civil z -d poo
pie inhabited North Aaier'na. Nconeac
u.ii '.- d with the habile of tb# American
liiJiai s w.-'ild give tiiuin crrdit f<r con
-Iruc'-.Uf such a work of art a* this
-I'AO 111 NDKED I'llds 151 VIS
DKu'iYNLD IN INDIA
A c rrusp.-nJeiit writes fo the Madias
iM.II Ir. m .Madura on August 4- "liiiul
ii*t II ri ns been ro rne-t si tbis station ol
. I .ghlfill C ll*tr,,phe Which befnlf a |<sr
ty ol I 'gnn.r to ihe Maha iiigniu shrine,
.ii the rmncvell) frontier, on the evening
t -undey last. If we ure to helievu the
•: l : miresd pilgrims, more than
. .1 unurwd fser* ■•n were dr wned under
■ir v .v of toe mo;i heartrending
l.arattv r 1 criy lhreo ,f tiiu Madura j
.digrim* Lave l-ccii cilh -r carried away by
H. ui*.iint.i.*l i jm(-.if or are missing ; and
- : rigbti . t,. *.iii n how many more
: . 1 '.neve' j or .; i. r psiu may haee
- u. li:., t iiu fnte The brine in oust*-
i n " i' .•. tf u ummit of t.iie of the
4duri.gin hills .literally fur hilia) which
■ua a I rt. i of the r-spt <r olsle,
h. i.g!- .n.ludvd in the IVnovelty dis
\\ <-. 'I f ; direction IW.-ri 4! hdura is- .nth
c I ,i d . „ Jiftit: . nearly fifty u..le*.
VA .i jar r tuaoif --tal oof,- ra this
.m■ .■ w: ; I .dl to. nimcu. 'raf. 1 catin t
st pi event tell, nor is it known where the
,isl d" - tee from whom liie | te .-at one
i'.races an .ii.hr, ken li'i* of *ucce**r<*n #*•
'usl.. .. d .ui.i.df; but, bowuver thain ight
.■ i :s u*a ..a ip- j>. n *ll
. ! ! ".he - i.'.try fl ck th.: #or .n tHi*
, r! f . >., art ■ gu* t urtd of fsnriud or
si uv si*, and if .(ctsib e to !ay by a -lor
juf it I'Oings far IfesntflVM aad ihcir chil
id ret: From toe ha* t-f the hill a long
. iiUHJs path leads up lo the shrior for a
I.(Lance pf ten miles or *u. along lawful
. .isni.S ami deep. nseandr. ig mountain
and through isi a* he* uf < am brake
or o'-bcr U'idurw j. d The p grlois arriv
# 1 at lie *hr.ne, used l# pax a i gbt s-r so
it tbcjus.gi* Viihoist anyiisiiig live a roof
*rr their beads The dry f.#J sf the
mountain torrent that skirt# the sbnne
us--1 t-. t-i their quarti-rs. and itiere they
. .. .k -J and sic their meal*, -as g and Jane
id anil olhsrwi*e made liru.** o* com
f.itable. fn tb# etmiog -f Sunday Ust
there ts the same spectacle as u.*d lo b#
it forms r year* —Uiau*end* of is.en, v.
i uis si J children weir talking or eating or
dancing in the sandy tied ; buudred- uf
• beep and fowls, brought up to be sacrific
ed stood in ruournfuigroups, casb wsiting
its turn ; tern* pilgrim#, more religion#
ibt.n the t. wer to iiig in front oTthe
.tinneur j*erlcririiig other equally curi !
■u* eve lutions ; ir. fact, rver)itiing wen'.]
.Hi w tl.uut a b itch. Ai 5 p ra. iherr **
trerui nduut shower of rain ; ten minute*i
.ster the Ui bertedry bed ws*fuil, and the
j water ru*hed down head ing, carrying!
, thi*e who could not force their wa. j
through the crowd, and the general con
i!"usi uvea rendered still mora dreadful b>
i a daikncs* Mny daad bodies, inter-!
•|,o-1 t y roots and hushes, wera pickeui
ip i i the bod ; a good nisny wore ae#ii[
1 all UK l t awards the Waplrap lank
•• or (> rfo f ind /antra* d belwoen tom *
sr.d .tily a *rrv !"••* of the i tlrr-d l*i|
(aid l!.t in: .*. tv catching buld of some i
' fr-i-ndiv* lit ugh "
• -w ■
AN ADROIT I'ICKTOCKKT.
A rorrcsp indent of the Kansas Times
if. On Tuesday the entire papule
■ n v#nt over to see (juecn's great show !
und have .nice time A) >u", Isdv fromi
iirr. ** tho Jr'-.'V took her suitor and at i
(opera gla.**. Tije young lady ttid shcj
ligh; ti.c performance real romantic un-j
til he v p( - d to is* the citpn.vtlL She
a >r>' oiie uf those p.*ckc(s behind, in
which, besides her handaercbief, she Bad
l.'p,.u.d an apple, a handful of peanuts,
(iiar!-r p und ot gumdrops, a iitllo boltlrj
,f siirin-i. * and soma other trifi.-s. Sh#
; d her ,-anin, after a lmirirg the ram
;>icx: n of flic huge beast, turned their
I ick* upon bun t . watch the m 'iikcysar.d
ui., i.vc kangaroo, ar d gar..< into cat b oth
er - eyes ; *.. do tlii* the hot'.or they lean
0.l b;.-x nguiiiit the rope which enclos.-d
the -Lat.il) mot arch, WHO saw the appl. •
j; rolruding from C e pockd of the uncot. j
|*ci.,u lair .nc 11# h<>>i*aied a moment'
. alld was lost tu all *eiic of lienor or self
resp-ct, f.r with khufffmg luovcment n> '
emulated the < xamplc uf ,>ur commoni
Hi-'lhcr. pluckc 1 and ate the fruit, return ;
0.l U the p ~'kct nnd scooped out the gum;
| drop* and parrots, with n sly wink a', hi-j
nephew, arhu wa* looking on with anxiul.. i
lui tin. procoouinga. Bui in iho last mouth-1
iui the tngjestic bea;'. look in the amnioni c
lb by mi-take, the curk came out. and
ib -ut -in o'liic# < f bnrts horn ran down the
;hr #1 ,-f the greedy hriisk This beverage
* -aid to have a r viring ur.,l slioiulating
lufiuecr, and iii this case it proved its
; power, for a in re revived elephant was
, . ..i ui. earth. 4Villi a wild yoll ]c|
Kin-'bcJ U.j protuberance behind the lad.i .
* -i.il had lil the CNU.-C of the llistilcr . '
he wa "pulled back i.icbefore, but n*j
He exasperated frunk ranked at the bus
| lie and acn ssori.-.;, all former uttui pis a: j
limt stylo of wearing gent seamed pale and
, i .i> ; everything was "pulled buck i.uti,
, ui young w man looked like the etaluc
; N.urie iu blus' calico Th young man]
.itb i/reat prctoncoof mind siioulcd 'shoo*
■ A li eg' ulleuiiinly clci a of the elephant
. ilii ii lorgpr d. persuaded the beast to
,: up. But the fun was over for the slay ;
ike hn i no cl arms, and v ela no balm for
the;.* two souls, who walked home with
I#l at ngic thought about wild anfmala
BEATTY
ENDORSED BY TUK lUOHEST Ml*- '
"K AL auth irilies t.iri'Ughoqt tb# world
. IllF UK.ST D F. BKATrV. l'ropri
-tor, Washington. N,J. I
UNION SQUARE, N Y. 1
Fttrnpenn l'laii
A SKl.tCOf HKHf >. I.Akk IIOJ KI m tlx bysrl uf
thi tit|| oftts|ot !• %i| lilts • ff l>UMflrfl. riitflfv-U ,
. thMirn #if !UM ita flirwH on LIM tb*
ft *ll ■<**!• l*ct |IIr fwri— gnti r)|ns*t U
C<'i*lflflid m ires oiigijvrUbU IIMI Utgrtsnis
"IVMRB" at th* Hj.lof Ur for ItM than t th*-
ia#(|ar Avat rtaaa hoMla. Klagantly funrihnl raxmia
• 1 Jo |ar day ti|*ar la ('MtlUfl htm >t MtvrU a#
U il iMoiri ti afliHrmtM bi Mmt rait or iu
J r IHO.IT, rntprtohof. |
V ooft Jai
r'Ates m BAinvmis. ■
j*Bi * ir—r~ 1 1 ?
77e- long rod of lit tube it wexcrfcii in thr
cotv't trait, when thf milk fill flow, without ]
< V .1 id uf (lit haudt.
Tho wiiontion ot Dairymen is called to
the above out, wrhidh represents a BIL
VKK MILKING TUBE, by which more
thnii half ths> time and labor of milking
cows is siivcd Four tubes to as#t whicli i
will bo sent fioilpaid to all l'# r l of tbo ]
country on receiptor Two Do'unr; per set
An Agent i* vsisnlpd ui oveiry county, to
v,hem u liberal discount will be allowed.
A lil-entlic i.iannfiicturer.
G£oltE P. PU-LINO.
701 Chestnut Street, Philadttphia.
Vis.-All kind* ofSoeret Society work, r
Jewels, Emblems, BsUgssand Silvorware .
g.-neiaily 8
l>,plot,in; awarded al th# Burks. Mont- e
!■ it ry, Cliu'tcrand Bucks Uounty Fairs. H
F.,|, tertfiir iiitili reo the Prssetioal Furuuir t
for September and October. Send for cir
culars 70c19m, ,
Tubes cuii bo sucii at the Rsportat office
—tlmy arc aiucceis, % '
. 0 oriNiNuKi: a v auaarn I
Eatabllabed, 1843.
MILLUKIM
MARBLE WORKS*
BY '?
OEININGER & MUSSER. j{
The old, reliable place, where
MofiumontK, I
Couches,
H oadstonos,
and other inarll 1
work i made, in the very heel style, and
upon reasonable terms.
fW Thankful for paid favort, we re
ipsetivrlu tolirit the patronage of the
fttililtC ,
Shop*. Kest of Bridge, Millheitu, Fa. 1
Ho! for Sussman's!!,
Just opciiral iu hia new quartern In y
Hush's Arcade. c
A LAKOK BT>CK OF
Trunks,
Valices. o
All kinds ot a
*
Litihoi* AUJiot Zluili/JifS a
Shocmakeri call and ere A' L <"VH 1/ A A ,
for cheap etock.
BUYB AND BELLA t
CLOVER iNU TIMOTHY HEED.
dec 1. t-f.
CENTRE HALL
FOUNDRY &. MACHINE SHOPS
Tli* Ulidtiiguci (JaV.i>_ Kl t) poa* --
SiSSi of the above t •Lab.itbuii-nt, rop.ci
fully inform lh* public that the- ;ame v iii
be carried on by liseiu irs ail iu branch'* i
la* heretofore.
They manufeeture lh# CKLf-iii.Ai LD i
TRUE BLUE CORN'FLAN l ..it, ibe !
hc*t siow made.
tioK>K FoAKKB. THKBHING MA
CHIN KB A BHAKKEB. FLOW.:,
STOVES. OVEN DOORS, KKTTLK '
FLATES, CELLAR ORATE . FLOW '
KM EARS A MILL UEAUI Nti of eve
ry description, in short their Foundry i*
complel# in every particular.
W would call particular allcutioft to
our EXCELBIOK FLOW, acknowi- •
edged to b# the bust Fiow now in u 1 .', I
shifting in the l*am for two or three hoc- i
-C; <
W#at> i.ianufaclurr a new and iteipro. i
.1 I'KIFLK (.EARED HOKSK FoU •
Kit, which ha* been used exic-ntirelv in
th# nortbrrn and wt**iern Btates, and hu
lakrn pewcodrnce <rver all other*
k4> are prepared to do all KINDS OF
CASTING from the larg. -t to the sma -
est, and have fariittie* for doing all kin >
*f IKON WORK such a. FLANINS,
TURNING. BORING, Ac
All k'nds uf repairing done on short no
tice
VAN PELT A SHOOP
jsn2l-lr. Centra Ha.l
MATTY
No OTHER FIANO FORTE has alts, .-
til th* satno p-pularilv C%-B*.|id si*' i<
ft-rCircuiar D. F. ttKATiY, Wsshi:
ten, New Jersey.
"C EN T R E II A L"L
COACH SHOP,
/
LEVI XIKHAI,
' st his eslabli*htr.t't(t al Centre llall. kts . *
' ur. hand, and lor ale, at the most reaaona
! ble rate*.
Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring Wagons,
PLAIN- AND FANCY,
! and vehicles of every description made u
(order, and warranted to be made of th*
t>el seasoned material, and by the must
-killed and comiK-tent workmen. Terror
wanting anything in his line are request--"
'to .-all and examine his work, they will
Jlr.sf it not to be excelled (or durability at
' went. may Stf.
islivi *i tit it iv.
NOTARY PUBLIC SCRIBNKR AN.'
CONVEYANCER.
CENTRE II A L L. P A.
Will atu-nd to ad mini-tor ing Oaths, A. •
kr. .ale igement of Deed-, A ', writing Ar
tide*of Agreement, Dsreil*. dc, rnavl
BEA'IT'V HH ?
COM RI NKB K VERT 1M PROVE MEN .
KNOWN. fsnro for Circu 1
iar AddreaaD. F. BEATTY. Waei
ington. N. J. t
C. T. AI.KX ANIIKR. (i M lIoWER
\LKXANDKR A 110 WE KB. Airor-j
Beys at-Law. Bcllefonle, Pa. Bpcciu';|
I attention given fn Collection*, M r: -1 Or-
I phnn*'Court practice. May be consults
!in German und English. Office in (iar
. in..n - B.i. 1.1 ing. my U8 74-1 1
TVR. A J OKXOOKI
DENTIST.
Is still 1 rated at Pine Grove Mill* ar.-'
i is now prepared to travel to the home* -
pal.rnunt a iiislunce and render any de
sired service in hi* line, in the best tnan . I
tier, of best quality and at rcasonabl; j
rats*. Insertion of new denture* tnade i I
specially. Trrth extracted without yam,'
21jan 74
BEATTY&PLOTTS
i A PLOTTB
Celebrated Golden Tongue
PARLOR ORGANS
are rai.krd by cmiui-nl musician* and dis- '■
(ingu.>hs-<l men ~f hi, TUT throdghout th. 1
world r* the li riding PARLOR OBOANB .
uow in us. ; a
An eaoelcnt Organ for the Church. Hali.
Lodge, Babbalh-school, a* well as the par
lor. , i
N. B Special rate* in Ibis case, as a:, i
advertisement. 1
An offer : Where we have no agent* we \
will allow any one the agent's discount it l ;
order to have this wonderful musical pro- 1
ducit.g instrument introduced. f
No other Purlor (Irgan ba* attained to i
the fame popularity.
Send stamp fsir price list and n list ol 1
testimonials. Addre-s :
BEATTY * PLOTTS.
Wa-iiiiigtuii, Warren ("ounty, N J. ,'i
Spring (ioods 9 !
At Potter's Mills.
la 11, MPEXTIRE.
Dealer in . '
Domestic Dry Goods.
(>
Latjie's Diess Goods*
1°
of every description, embracing all llic-
New Style.- in ilie market. Also,
.V0770.VX,
LACES. DOS
IEH J*. GLOVES.
CLOTH IS Q, CA SIM EH KS,
CAHEETS. OILCLOTHS. HOOTS,
SHOES QKOCEEIESt EHO VISHiX*
of oVery description, all of whicli will oe
sold at very low rates for CASH or it*
equivalent. Don't forget tho plnce. come 1
aml seo in anyhow, if you don't bnv. No g
troublo to show goods.
Country Produce Tukeii iu Kxcbauge j.
tor Good*. tiuay v
au I -at* combine*
very improvement lo '"n* with power!
i.il great durability, and ha* received i
llu uii(|iiil>rtfd endorsement* of I tie higb-j
Mt Muiii'il itilhorltiw Ibr it* Marvellous |
i ilrnordiniirr richness of Tone. htrini j
M) M'l'EKloJt IN 111K WORLD!'
Urfoiili', 71 Utiitvni, (*'• r*lrung ll***,
f ill Iron Frame, French Orand action.
Frit li-nk, Carved I'cdwl, Hoild Rosewood
Moulding*, Ivorv Key Front, Capped
Hammer*. u tiralir Treble, Ac , Ac , Ac.
\V eight will II boxed over One Thouaiiit
I'oand*. Liberal discount to the trade. .
Agent* Wanted male r female.)
tar Bend stamp for Circular. Addrr**
the inventor and Proprietor, DaNLKL F.
MKA'IXY. \Vtt*biii| t ln, Nrw Jorrrjr,
C. PECK'S
New
Coacli.L&aiiufaotory.<
CENTRE liALL, FA.
Tim undersigned ha* opened a now
Übliibuioul, at hit now shops, lor th
manufacture of
Carriages,
Buggies,
4c Spring Wagons, i
Si.Kiou* aai> Klips, I
PLAI* A*X> Fax CT ,
of every description .
Ail vehicles uianufactured by kino .
are warranted to render aaliafactian, and aa 1
equal to any work done elsewhere. <
lie us* none but the beet material,
and employe the most ekillful workmen,
liecce thty flatter themselves tbat their .
work can not be excelled for durability (
and flnieb.
Order* from a distance promptly attend
ed to. j
Come and examine my work before I
contracting else where.
J*ftK'Eß HEASONABLE,
All kiodaof He-paring done.
i
li W GOUDFT AND NEW PRICKS I
HlUll RATE* RUBBED OUT
(Jo iJa ut old Fashioned Price*. <
At the Old Nund of
II .H. WOLF.
Y.utd respectfully inform the World act
the ret of mankind, that be b* -
juet opened out and ie rosaumUv
receiving a large atcek of
OK AU KlUL
which he it offering at tfc i vary i< •
market price
1)11 V GOODS ami
Prinu, Muelio*. Opera Car.font, and Woll
Flannel* l.*Jitn-' Drc*a tiuodt, tuch a*
lJciains, Alpacas, Poplin*, Emprtu Cloth.
Sateen*, Tnraeise, together with a full
auxk of everything utually kept in the
Dny Good* line. .
which he hat determined to tell very
cheap, (-omitting of j
NOTIONS:
A full stock <-omitting part of Ladies and
Children's Merino Hose. Collar*, Kid
gioTet, beat ouni.tv silk and Lisle thread
Cloves, Hood*. Nubias, breakfast shawls,
lIATS & CAPS,
A full astortineut of
Men's B-iv's and Children's
of the latest stvle and best.
CLOTHING,
Ready made, a choice selection of Men's
end Boy's of ihc newest styles and most
serviceable materials.
HOOTS & SHOES,
\VM WOLF
CENTRE HALL.
Hardware Store.
J. t). DEI NINGKK
A new, complete Hardware Store hat
be-n opened by the undersigned in Cen
tre Hsul. where he * prepared to sell all
i -id* of Building and House Furnishing
Hardware. Nails. Ac.
Circular and Hand Saws, Tcnron Saws,
Webb Saws, Clothes Barks, a full a*ort
n.eat of Glass and Mirror P'af. Picture
Kri me*. Spokes, Kciiues, and Hub*, table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades sd Forks,
L<>ck*, Hinges, Screws, Sath Springs,
Horse Shoe*. Nails, Norway Rods. Out,.
Tea Bella, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Yarn-1
shev.
Pictures framed in the finest style
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
-hottest notice
-W- Remember, all •—d* offered cheap
er than elsewhere
aug'iii 7S-lf j
The Granger Store!!
Something New! i
CASH AND I'IIODKK FOB
CHEAP GOODS.
SHORT CREDIT A SHORT PROFITS.
INRI.IL GRENOBLE,
spring Mill* he-etlabLtlicd a store to suit
the time*, and ha* a complete stock of
! DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
Gill >CKRIES.
HARDWARE,
Ot' KENS WARE <
HATS, CATS,
BOOTS X SHOES,
FISH, SALT,
CIGAR*. TOBACCO.
DRI'GS, SPICKS, OIL*.
In short a full 'ine of
EVERYTHING FOR LESS PRICES
TH AN KI.SK WHERE
COME AND JUDGE FOR YOUR '
SELVES.
jfeb. y.
1
1
VEW HARDWARE STORE. s
J. & J. HARRIS.
No. 6. If HOCK ERIK >FF ROW f
A now and .Complete Hardware Store
■ :k* been opened by the under.ignid in I
Urockerfcotl * new building—where they •
.tre proparcd to sell all kind* <<f Building t
,:td HUUM' Furnishing Hardware, Iron, *
Steel Nail*. r
Buggy wheel* in *otL. Champion t
• ''. h •- \Vri-gcr, Mill Saws, Circular and jl
ll*i .1 Saw*. lYnnou Saw*. Webb Saws,
Ice Cream I'reerer*. Bath Tub*. Clothet
Hacks, full a**ortment of Gin-, and
Mirror Plate of all sue*, Picture Frames,
Win olbarrow*, Lamps, C.>al Oil Lamps,
Bolting, Sie ke., Felloe*, and Hub*.
Plow*. Cultivator*. Com Plow*. l'Jow
Point*. Shear Mold Hoard* and Cultiva
r T<H11I, table Cutlery, Shovels, Spades
nd Fork*. Lock*. Hinges, Scrows, Sash
spring*. ilorn'-Shoe*. Nails, Norway
iod, till*, lard, Lubricating Coa!,
Linseed. Tann. r*, Anvil*, Vices, ifellow*.
rew Plates, Black smith* T< ol*. Kactory
llc'!*, Tea B 'l*, Grind tone-. Carpenter
>ols. Fruit.lsr* and f'nns. Paint, Oils,
VarnKhes r< < elv. d arid for .-.-de at
w-tf .1 ,v J. HARRIS. '
KKATTV j-'ANo
\GENTS WANTED! (Male or Fe- 1
male.) to take orders. 1). F. BEATTY, \
Washington, New Jersey.
r. SUKKRIFF. 4.F. MILI.KR
'teysloiio Pntorn & Model U orks.
J. F. MILLER & CO.
PATENT OFFICE Jk EXPERIMEN
TAL MODELS OF
IRON, WOOD OR R RAS%,
MADE ON.SHORT NOTICE. |
17 ICtifrr Street, and SO First Avenue,
PITTSHITRCSIf.
.Pliit* kith J, 11. Shcrrift A Son, Works, I
3d Floor. lapr.y.
j yi S.G. GUTKLIUS, |
Dentist, Millheim.
Offers his professional services to the
c.iblic. Ho i* prepared to perform all
iperations in the dcntitl profession.
Of*He is now fully prepared to extract 0
ic th übsututelj/ without pain. iiiyb-T^-tf.
HKATTY r, A N ° : '
r ,
iiu-Send slainji for full information, n
I'lico List, Ac., &e. D. F. BEATTY, it
Aamihgtop, N j. I
l-OR FARMERS AND ALL OTBVr.B " j
Go to
I. Giiggenheimcr.
FOR FOREIGN A DOMKFTIf
DltY GOODS, NOTIONS,
READY MADECJLQXHJNG
IJUKFSOOODB,
UROCKRICA,
normoxi,
tot' ip x eiioi, ~
HA TH, CAPS, ROOTS & SHOEB
CLOTHING, OIL CLOIIHS
AMD FARCY ARTICLES
QUEKNMWARE, GROCERIKM PRO
VISIONS. FLOUR, AC
and is now prepared to aecoinodai e .
old customers, and t<, Jto # j
new onee who may favor him vin
t He feels safe in * M y
tog tfilt be can please tin. most faatiJ
ous Call and see.
Pu I 2 f AA^ O,T G(i£NIIKIMF.R.
-0.-~Mr, SussniMii still continue*
to deal in
L . K , AT " K IJ R A ND SHOE. FIN I) INOS,
CLOVRBand TIMOTHY SEEDS,
in the old room, where he may ahray
12ap.tf. ,*.
undersigned, determined to meet
* d.-sn ir.d for L vr
rrii-c. /u*pet;fu!|y cali* th altentior, of
the put lit to hi* lock of
SADBLEKY,
: °,Fe/ed' at the old stand. Designed
(IWCtally Tor the people 0 d the time*, tbs
fot ksd most varied and complete at
*oruij-nt of
*ddles, Harness, Collars, Hridles,
of every description and quality ; Whips,
uJ° 10 * 11 ret*
Ctost Mtabltsbavent, fat now offers at prices
which will suit the times
J ACGB DINGER. Centre Pall
Stoves! FirelSfov's!
At Andy Keesnian's. Centm ju.F.l, ar ■ *
latest and beat stoves out, be has just
received a large lot of
Look Btofes, tbc Pionaer Go<ik,
tbe belitae Cook,
tbo lieliancc Cook.
PABLOIft—Tb, Radiant I.lghu seif-frc
der, Gas Burner. National Egg
Jewell. Ac.
S% -,l le J e i l ' tlor " " L ° W " anywhere
In Mifflin or Centre co. n*4
TIN AND SHEETIBOH WARE
"TOIE PIPE A Ml'Ol'T I.\Ci
AH kinds of repairing done. He h*
always on hand
Fruit Cans, of all Bi*es,
BUCKETS,
CUPS.
DIPPERS,
... . DISHES. AC.
All work warranted and charges reason .
f .*• . oft** publir |tttronaro • •
's 0 ' 1 *!, AND. RKKSMAN,
Centre Hall
FIIIMTUttK.
. •
JOIIS 11 it Kill) ILL.
in his elegant Newr Rooms, Spring street.
Belief utile.
Has i-n baud a splendid asaortment ol
HOUSE ) URN IT I RE from the com
monest to tie snort elegant.
CHAMBER SETS. PAKLuR SETS.
SOFAS, CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS,
NOOL MATTRESS Ik- 11 All; MAT
TRESSES, a
aud any thing wanted in the iiaa of bi
bukinekj,—homemade and city wrork. Ale
so, has nit.de a apectality auu keep* ot
hand, the largest and Snot stock ->f
I
WALL PAPER.
Good* sold at rea-<-liable rale*, wholesa *
nd reiait. Give him a call before pur
. chasing elsewhere. febO-ly
J.ZELLm A SON
DRUGGISTS
( No 6 Brockerhnff Row, Bellefoctc.Pg
Dfklwlu I>rug*. € lictttlral*
Perlbfflfrr, Inut j l.oud* As*.
Ac.
Pure Wines snd Liquors for medica
j purposes always kept. Amy SI. 72.
j pIE MTBB HA LL •
Furnilure Rooms! '•
EIRi KHCHIIIXE,
respectfully inform* tfaocfiiaer* of Centr
county, that he ha* bough tout the old
ctandofJ.O. Diininger, and has reduced
the price*. Tbev haw constantly on hand "
and make to order * *
BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS.
SINKS,
ASHSTANDS,
CORNER CUPBOARDS
TABLES. Ac., Ac.
Home Manx CM it a* ALWAYS OF HA:D.
i ~Thoir stock of ready-made Furniture i*
[ xrge and warranted of good worktuanthip
; *nu i* all mado under their <>wn ininiedi
*te supervision, and i* < flered at rates
cheaper than elsewhere.
Cat! and sde our stock before purchasing
eLewbere. 26 feb. ly.
Gift & Flory's
New Sltoe Slore !
AT CENTRE HALL.
They have now opened, and w ill constant
ly keep on hand, a splendid stork of new
SHOES, GAITERS, A SLIPPKBS, for
men, women and children, IVotn the best
manufactories in the country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOOTS and SHOES made to order, upon
*hort notice They invite the people o.
thi* vicinity to give them a call, a* the*
will strive to merit a share oftluir pai
ronage.
GRAHAM & SON,
•
Dealers iu
Boots, Shoes and
Rusaem,
Ladies'. Misses' and Chil
dren's Fine Gaiters.
All Kinds of Custom Work Made To
Order.
Harness Leal her,
Sole Leather,
Calfskins
And Shoe Finding* always on hand.
Bi*hop Street,
20m.ny If Bcilefonto. p M .
JOHNSON'S HUTI-JLT "~
UELLKFOXTX, F A.
Johnson A Son's, proprietors, having
refitted and newly furnished this bouse are
aovr prepared to accommodate travelers
m the most satisfactory manner. *
iunfW, .