THE CENTRE REPORTER,
Caxtre Hawi, Pa, Armin 8, 1885,
TaRMS. —$2 per year in advance. $2.50
when not in advance: Advertisements
cents per line for three insertions.
One colum per year $90—4 colum $465.
2@r-Hereafters all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as a pre~
mium on $2 in advances.
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1885..ccc000s SPRING ! .........1880,
THE ECLIPSE A FAILURE.
GARMAN'S STORE A COMPLETE SUCCESS,
Our newest offerings in Embroidered Dress
Patterns, in Batiste, India Linen, Pink and Blue
Chambray are beautiful,
In Stamped goods we have Tray Covers, Side
Board Covers, Tidies, Slipper Cases, Umbrella
and Cane Cases, Splashers, Fringe for Lambre-
quins, &o., &e.
Did you ever buy Merrigac & Allen Shirting
Prints (not standard) at 5 cents ? We have lots of
them—you usually pay 7 & 8 cents for them.
Everything in our stock at proportionately
low rates—we offer no baits, but do a strictly hon-
est business. Everything must be as we say--we
will make it right.
Fancy Baskets for Decorating, Cornucopias,
Hair Receivers, Catch-Alls, &eo.
They tease us about wheelbarrows, but they will
not be in fora few years yet. We wanl you to
understand that ours is a Complete Dry-Goods
and Fancy Notion Stock—should be called “Yan.
kee Notion,” but that word has become almost
obsolete, ‘We don't alm to keep a hardware,
leather, grocery, furniture, clothing, bakery,
stationery, or a general banking concern, we will
be content to have you come for Dry-Goods and
Notions only,
D. GARMAN & SON.
BUSH'S ARCADB. Bellgfonte, 1885,
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LOCAL ITEMS,
Sun-bonnets—Garmans.
Children’s lace caps—Garmans.
Dress goods and plaids—Garmans.
20,000 Saixcres for sale by J. O. Deine
inger, Centre Hall. 25m3t
—— Wes Henny is adding an improve.
ment to Church street by erecting a
coach shop.
——S8unday night was quite windy
with occasional flashes of lightning ace
companied by rain,
——Boys' suits, all styles and prices,
at the Philad, Branch, and very low in
price. Go and see them.
~—Clevan Dinges is now giving per
sonal attention to his store here, and
thinks of making things boom.
~—-Pine Grove Mills is having its wa-
ter works reconstructed on the plan of
Centre Hall, by putting down iron pipes.
——Subscribers changing post-offices
this spring should notify uvs—giving
name of old as well as new post-office, tf
——Mr. Bartges, of Penn Hall, gave
the “Reporter” a call. He is a skilled
painter, and can put the finest finish on
any vehicle,
~—A temperance lecture: John B.
Clark, of Lock Haven, recently drank s
half pint of whiskey and died a few
hours afterward.
Musicar Conreoe~—Will open April
28 for the study of vocal and instrumen-
tal music. For circular address, F. C.
Moyer, Freeburgh, Pa.
An old and a new subscriber to the Re
porter can get the New York Weekly
World, each one year, for $2.25 sent us
in advance, A great bargain, tf
~—Any persons wanting tombstones
should stop and give the Centre Hall
Marble Works a call. We guarantee our
work, style and quality.
p3 oux F. Wassox,
—We dreamed t'other night we had
got on roller skates and that we could
goee like hellee and never jell onstee.
Ye naver got nearer than to the
nk.
~=Dr, Alexander has sold his land,
tan acres, near this place, to Howard Ho-
man, of Aaronsburg, for $1200. Mr. Ho-
man intends erecting buildings on the
ground,
— You can get spring suits already at
the Philad. Bran raid vei} w in
Jtice, also hats, underwear , collars,
es, and anything in the fine of gent's
wear.
~The Centre Hall toll-gate is to be
moved to the woods on the south side of
the railroad. Mr, Confer, of the Beven
Mts, bas charge of the pike from here to
the Seven Mts.
~The lots in the vicinity of the sta
tion are dotted with timber and stone
ile au udlicusion of a little ny fot
sp and summer in build an
business operations. »
i Rov. B.P, jobuten, of Hope-
A preach in the Presbyteri-
El 3 JL. Sater iors
noon, Ap at
the afternoon.’
wee Last Friday was warm and ng.
like. At night a fierce rain 3 pd pel 4
und next morning we found abous an
of snow covering the with
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bargain in suits in these United
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We bave more lacs curtains than ever
before. Curtain poles in many styles
~(Iarmans,
~The first thunder and lightning of
this season broke in over this section
last Torsday morning abont 3 o'clock, ac-
companied by » heavy shower.
~My. Daniel Geiss, of Joliet, Ill,
was here on a visit last week, and gave
the “Reporter” a pleasant call. He made
a trip south a short time ago, taking in
Georgia, Alabama and New Orleans, He
is fatter and more jolly than ever,
DEDICATION, ~The new Lutheran
church at Madisonburg will be dedicated
on Sunday, April 19, '85, Rev, Dr. Con-
rad, of Philadelphia, will perform the
dedicatory services. A general invitation
is extended to all to be present, 3t
~(iive the Philad. Branch your
measure Wk u want a latest style suit,
Lewiuns & Co. have opened a merchant
tailoring department in connection with
their clothing store, and will make suits
to order on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction and give yon “fits.”
(gorge Breon has pulled up stakes
and sold out at Spring Mills, and goes to
Philadelphia no doubt to spend the rest
of his days with the famous Nash who
seems to be out of the stone jug again,
Spring Mills could get along without
Nash, but can it spare so clever a fellow
citizen as George?
——()yercoats are still needed, winter
may last a good while yet, and you can
buy any style at almost cost at the Phil
adelphia Branch and get a first class ar-
ticle. Yeu can’t get as good a bargain
anywhere in any kind of ready made
clothing as at the Philad, Branch.
~'*Notes from Millheim” are too
trifling for space in our columns, News
and happenings of interest will be ac-
cepted and cheerfully inserted —but leave
out the chaff, people don't care to read
the triffling staff that many papers are
in the habit of publishing from local cor-
respondents,
{30 to Murray's Drug Store, Cen-
tre Hall, for your Chtistmas and Birth
day cards, also toys for your children. A
fall line of drugs and medicines kept in
stock. Any drug or medicine not found
on hand will be got for you inside of 48
hours from the time you leave your or
der. J. D. Mugrnay,
~The old store stand at Farmer's
Mills is to be opened for business this
spring, as we are informed, which will
be a convenience to the people of that
section. Fisher's mill is also under re
pairs for rollers—the Major always keeps
up with the times and its demands. The
store, we are informed, will be carried
on by Mr. Dale, son-in-law of Peter Hof-
fer, of this place.
~The cold weather does not have
any effect on the low prices at the Phila-
deipbia Branch-—it makes them sell all
the more for it. People know that bare
gains are always had there and if they
want a suit, overcoat, or any other goods
of men adn boys’ wear, they go to Lew-
ins & Co. for it, as it amounts to a saving
of from $3 to $10 every time.
~— Assessors will find a new duty de
volving upon them this year, in making
the triennial assessment, which will in-
crease their labors sowewhat. By an act
of the Legislature, passed in 1883, they
will be required to report the number of
acres of land in their districts, giviog the
amount of cleared and timber, respect-
ively, in each tract. This is something
which aesessors in previous years es-
caped,
~—(One should always bear in mind
ready-made clothin
found at the Philad. Branch. @ goods
and boys’ clothing is equal to that in
any of the city stores, with prices down
to bottom figures. Always call in at the
Philad. Branch before purchasing cloth
ing elsewhere.
—Thursday afternoon Levi Betzer, a
deaf mute, was killed by the cars of the
Reading road between Lewisburg and
Winfield. He was walking on the track
and a passenger train came thunderin
along. The engineer whistled, an
thought the man would leave the track,
but he was struck and tossed over the
bank. The cars did not run over him,
but he was killed instantly, his head be-
ing mashed. Strange to state he wore a
r of boots and the force with which
was struck, knocked him out of his
boots, The body was taken to Winfield,
— Lewisburg Chronicle, 2.
~—Lewins & Co. wish to have every
man in the county wear one of their
suits, and 30 satel this becoming ambi-
tion they will sell suits and overcoats
from now until April, at a sacrifice.
Goods have been marked down so low
that no competition can reach the same
low figures. The Philad. Branch can une
dersell all others becanse they have their
stock from first hands, and the profits of
the jobber and wholesaler go to the one
who purchases at the Philad. Branch.
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A DRUGGIST'S VERDICT.
M. E. George, one of the principal
druggists of Philipsburg, Pa. Moe
“Mr, J. A. McDonald, Reedaville, Pa.
Dear Sir: —One of the most prominent
citizens of our city and a gentleman well
known and highly respected in the sur-
rounding country, called at our store and
voluntarily offered to go before the jus.
tice of the peage and testify in an affi-
davit to the virtue of your B Parifi-
er, saying that he had ysed but three
bottles, and was now entirely cured of a
d and Jong continued attack of
after having tried a number
of other remedies without receiving any
noticeable benefit. Please send us one
dozen by express. We never had a med-
icine in our store that sells as readily or
ve such universgl satisfaction as your
A Carp 10 Te Pustio~Bince the fire
several parties have circulated the report
that we intended to pack our duds and
leave Bellefonte, Therefore we desire
to state to our many friends and patrons
that there is not the least vestige of truth
in such a report, We had already se-
cured a store before the fire was com-
pletely extinguished, and herewith ane
nounce to the public that on or about
April 10th, we will re-open in Harrie’
new building, corner High and Water
streets with an elegant new stock of
goods. And if our friends will refrain
from making their spring purchases un-
til that time they will be well repaid.
With many, many, thanks for the mani-
festations of sympathy and best wishes
extended to us since we were burned
out, we remain your obedient servants,
GorpsMiTH BroTIERS,
P,8,~Ouar Tailoring department was
ia running order three days after the
fire, and anybody in want of a spring
suit will find we have the best selection
of woolens ever brought to Bellefonte.
G. B.
—PERSONAL.—Mr, W, Zorby, of Bae
lona, gave ourj sanctum a call. James
Lohr Ias set up housekeeping now,
James got married a short time ago, and
he seems to be better satisfied with a
“better half,” Chas. Arney has also
made up his mind to go to housekeeping
with his new wife, Witmer Wolf, with
his bride, have not yet set up for them-
selves], perhaps will wait and look on to
see how the rest like it. J, Q. A. Kens
nedy, with his new wife, will also go to
housekeeping shortly, Wish all the
above parties—who joined the matrimos
nial army-—an ever pleasant life, Sam’!
Ripka has left Gregg twp. and will pitch
his tent with Samuel Brumgard in Brush
Valley. Harvey Garrett, of Gregg, was
around here a few days working at the
new mill, James Stahl, who had been
confined in doors for several weeks, we are
leasedto see has so far recovered as to
e ableto get around again,
~NEW -coMERS.~Our town, since the
rat, counts among its new citizens the
following: Mr. J. D. Wagner, who is to
have charge of the new roller mill in this
place, Mr. Wagner is an experienced
miller and all who know bim speak
highly of him as a gentleman and as be-
ing a No. 1 miller.
Mr. Aaron Harter, recently of Hartle-
ton, a son of Wm. Harter, of Aaronsburg,
will have charge of the engine in the
new roller mill. Mr. Harter will also be
found a good and useful citizen and just
such an addition to our lively town ss
we need.
Mr. Waseon, of Lemont, is another
good citizen, who opens a marble yard ;
he will have a gentleman of skill from
Philadelphia to put out first class work,
Mr. Harper, of Lewistown, is another
addition, who is a good stone-mason, a
want long felt here.
~The ranning of the train has been
chauged in such a way as to make the
road of no convenience to parties of |
Miles, Penn, Haines and Gregg, who
want to go to and from Bellefonte : here
THE EVACUATIOR OF PGYPT.
Wolseley Paving the Way for A
a General Retreat,
forwarded to the War Office a significant
report made out by the medical staff at-
tacked to the Khartoum expedition. The
report states that if the present British
military station in the Sondan be main-
tained fully one-half of the troops will
arrival of autumn, The whole
been reached to that effect, the pul
being ]
drawa
pedition,
ha—— ot —— a
Taxe Notice or this Sprexpid Bar.
GaN. ~The “New York Weekly World,”
one of the best weeklies in the United
States, by special arrangement with the
World publishers, can be had very low
by elubbing with the “Reporter.” Two
new names, clubbing for the “Reporter,”
will each get thetwo papers, the “World”
and the “Reporter” one vear, cash in ad.
vance, for $225, the regular price
for the two being $3. Subscribers to
the “Reporter” can have the “World”
and “Reporter” for $2.50, in advance, of
for $2.26 when clubbing with two new
names.
nme fg. A —————
fight with the old house— Aaron is wills
ing but the house ia very mulish, but we
guess will have to go after all
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Embroidered dress paterns,— Garmans,
TRIAL LIST,
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BP Col
Frank Ash vs James I’ Cohick
Joseph Beatty vs James F Cohick et
ilo ve James FP Cohiick of al.
wn ve Henry J Walker,
Eve lL GE
ane of va A Be
aie ve, John
Hanlen Br & Co vs W
TD Casey & Co. va Wil
Samuel Halley
The fol
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Louis Paw
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April term of
Traverse J
Ino Armagast, |
wWols
tirely by private conveyance, or lie over
one night at Spring Mills, then one night
at Centre Hall. This obange is a big
seven hours. Either the through even-
ing train should run only to Spring Mills
as heretofore, or the noon train should
go as far as Centre Hall s0 passengers
can make close connections sgain with
ail noon stages and the mails go throogh
without ing over. We trust the offi-
cials at Williamsport will correct this
blunder so the mars of people have
~Mr, Soloman Ettlinger, of Hains,
has been painfully absent for the last few
weeks, leaving many interested friends
to sigh for his return, Mr. Ettlinger bad
the school funds in his possession as col.
lector, and there are some $500 in unpaid
teachers’ orders confronting the board,
aud a total unsettled balance of $1800 on
account of school fund, as we are in-
formed. We hope the missing party will
return, and thus ease the solicitude of
the Board snd numerous others interest
ed in Ettlinger's speedy return,
W. A. McClellan, of Tdsseyville,
for Jolliet, 111, on Tnesday,
left
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
Tt is guaranteed to give perfoct satisfac-
tion, or money refunded, Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by J. Zeller & Son, Belle-
fonte, druggists, janTy
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40,000 BHEEP PERISH.
Way tiasbury, Greene Co, P., April 1.—
It is estimated that about 40,000 sheep
have died in this county during the last
three months, the scarcity of feed and
the unusual severity of the winter and
spring weather combined bringing about
is result. The farmers say that the
wool industry bas received 4 backset that
it will take years to recover,
By lack of pir exercise, and the
want of sufficient carp in the matter of
the whole physical mechanism of-
ten mes impaired daring the winter,
Ayers Barsaparilia is the proper remedy
to take in the Spring of the year to pu-
rify the blood, in the , BX.
cite the liver to on, and restore the
liealthy tone and vigor.
A
CENTRE HALL SELECT SCHOOL.
tprm of this institution will
27, next,
Il the bigh-
but
an for ination,
Tuition’ for this term from 81 br &.
Boarding can be had at reasonable rates.
A. Buia,
i Emerick. Un
von Gates, Benner
KF ishier, Har
Hi G Boyer, Ha
J C Rankin, Sno
Arion
srnfiue Weston, Worth
oltnes, Ferguson
few, Halfmoon
Goo N
AF Cran
Fred He
Harvey La
Patrick Martin, Boggs
A B Snyder, Spring
Jig iefond
John Dale, Beutier
end
nurtin, He Adams, M
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we Bechlcrs & Co. have granniated sa»
par at Sc a pound, all other grades at
owest prices, Ryrups, molasses, finest
New Orleans at 80c per gallon. Fine as-
sortment of coffees, both green and
roasted. Our roasted coffees are always
fresh. All the new and desirable brands
of tobacco. Special attention given to
our cigar trade. We try to sell the best
2 for be and Se cigars in the town, Tea
~ Young Hyson, 60c, 80¢, and $1 per ib.;
Imperial, Go, Sc, 81; Gunpowder from
60c to $1 per 1b; Oolong 60c to £1 per Ib;
Mixed green and black from 60c to $1
per Ib.; a very fine colored Japan tea; al-
#0 a good bargain in Youag Hyson at 40¢
per pound. Finest full cream cheese at
16¢ per Ib. As Baking Powder is coming
into such general use, it is important to
find which are the best value for the
rice charged. Our one pound pails of
ker's Baking Powder we think the
best return for the money of any brand
on the market. The goods will do the
same work as any of the higher priced
goods, Stone~ware in all sizes of all de-
sirable shapes; best quality of Akron
ware, This is the most satisfactory goods
in the market, Oranges and lemons of
the freshest goods. We bave the new
lightning fruit jar, and Mason's poroe-
lain-lined and glass top jars, The light
ning jar is far shead of anything yet
known. It is a little higher id price tHan
the Mason jar, but it ie worth more than
the difference in price. Buoy the light-
ning jar and you will not regret it, We
have them in pints, quarts and half gal
lons, Fine sugar cured hams, shoulder
breakfast bacon and dried boef—naked
and canvased. We guarantee every piece
of meat we sell. We have fiRy fine
lambs in good pasture to dress for our
market as wanted. We give special ate
tention to getting fine lambs, and always
to have4 fine Jock Shen, Dar ets.
can depond on getting nice lamb
at all ti STR ¢00 eh House
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MARRIED,
gv A pion or Ftiath ian thy Ww :
At the of Wm. Bhrehfild, in Seigler
he. on March @, Miss Rosanon Alexander, aged
In Newton Hamilion, March 22 John Thomp-
on, 90 yours, 4 months, § days,
14, Nannie, wile of Ira
For 30 a Goumint
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ROYAL FEET WASHERS,
Vienna, April 8.o~John M. Francie, U.
number who witnessed yesterdays an.
nual ceremony of washing the feet of the
poor, Twelve beggars had their feet
poror Francis Joseph. The feet wero
subsequently wiped by the Arch Dukes
of the Empire,
A.H. V..
AYERS Bair Vigor cures baldness.
Halr Vigor restores youth-
ful freshness and color to faded snd gray
hair. It attains these results by the stim.
ulation of the hair roots and color glands.
It rejuvenates the and cleanses it,
It restores 10 the HAIR that, either by
reason of age or diseases of the scalp, has
become dry, harsh and brittle, a plisncy and
eilken softness of extreme besuty.
VIGOR
the clean.
condit on
glossy
There is no dye in Ayer's Halr
aud the good 18 does is by the
it imparts to the follicles, and
liness sad heslthfulness of the
in which it maintains the scalp.
vr sy Hair Vigor renews the heir.
AYER hs) Hair Vigor is the best eure
known for Urasby Halr, Beald Head, Itching
Humors, Tetter Bores, Torpid Follicles, tad
all other disesses of the scalp that cause
the falling of the » and its fading.
Nothing cleanses HAII of the nuisaice
of dandruff so perfectly, and so effectusily
prevents its return, as AvEr's Han Vieon.
In addition to the curative and restorative
virtues peculiar to Ayer's Halr VIGOR
itis » tollet luxury, The Halr
fs by far tho cleanliest balr-dressing made.
It causes the hair to grow thick snd loag,
und keeps ib always soft and glossy,
Ayer's Hair Vi
Contains no deleterious ingredients. Its nee
prevents all scalp disease, secures against the
hair growing thin or gray, aad surely cures ail
baldoess tb 1s not orgaale. -
PREPARED BY .
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
« Sold by all Druggists.
NOTICE-- I} olf & Son
have just received a fine
lot of Fresh Mackerel
and Lake Herring, suar-
anteed to weigh as rep-
resented ; First quality
and low prices. Call on
us before purchasing
elsewhere.
W. A. Sandoe,
Merchant Tailor,
CENTS AT
CENTRE HALL),
Has moved his Tailor
Shop to the 2d Floor in
Bank Building, and is
‘atloring :
of 1 g,;
has just
and Summer
Samples and the Latest
Fashion Plates.
Spring
Emad
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3 nt the Two papers, the Ra-
i rorTER and the "New York Weekly
for one year at $225, yon can
have the two by sending us the
$2.25 in advance and a new pame with
$2.25, to which the two papers will also
besent. This is a big bargain, and we
are only able to carry it out upon the
& DOSE plan,
2 Hair Mear Mainksr.—The
Centre Hell Meat market baving a re-
frigerator families can at all times be supe
plied with fresh meats, of the best qual
ity, also bologna sausage. Next door to
hotel ; open day and evening.
l4may tf Haxzy Boozes.
ICATION POR LICENSE —
FPL
A Notice is hereby given that the follow
named persons have filed thelr petition for 1%
cense in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of the Pence in and for Centre
County, and that application will be made to the
next seston of said court to grant the same
C G McMillen, Bellefonte Boro, Tavern
W R Teller, " -
Danie! Garsaan, -
Emanuel Brown,
Frank X Lehman,
Juwmes MoCarty,
John Anderson,
Jacob Cook
WS Musser,
Cesre
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Howard Bom, Tovers
Miliheim Horo, “
8T Frain, -
James Passmore,
John A MeOmber,
William Parker,
Bernard Coyle,
#8 Row,
John Ramsdale,
Peter Ashoroft,
WH Dean,
A Faulkner,
FP McCloskey & Co,
John G Geary,
Alois Ronihecker,
James A Livingston,
J H Bibby, np
H G Shaffer,
C C Hummel,
Andrew Inumed,
T F Moyer,
Joseph Kleckner,
DJ Meyer,
DH Rub!
John ©
Philipsburg Boro.,
Unionvil) w
Boggs Township,
Ferguson Twp,
Gregg Township,
Harris Township,
Haines ~
Miles
Penn -
Potter Township,
kirk,
John G Verio,
Boston Veilidarfer,
> Healey,
A Nan, .
POPES dineel, Baloom
Ramus! Royer, . “
Hury obi Vaiker Tovah > Tove
4 ROBERT BRETT. Clerk.
now Bhoe Twp,
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"XECUTORS NOTICE ~Latiany
upon the estate of John Tonter,
inte of Potter twp, dee’d, having been lawfully
granted to the under would Teabetiinily
request all Jerome knowing themselves to be ine
debited to § o estate 10 Make immodiate payment
and those having ¢ {amas arhinst the sme 0 pre
went the same & iy for settlement,
nae Bwetrwtor, Pa
ST ELMO HOTEL,
c. 817 & 819 Areh Street Philadelphi
Red rates :
a,
to $2.00
traveling will still ane as thie ou
tel the same | provision for their
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mitt Sad difseent alrond
© city,
by Bhar Ors Ea 4
8500000 A YEAR,
{ Statement of the American, Notional and
i United Bates and Canada Express
Company, Troy, N. ¥,
{The strength of Rome lay pot in ber multitude,
| nor in her grain ladened flocts. These were eie-
ments of strength, but her never-failing resources
lay in the self-control and discipline of Koman
| soldiers. Disciplines is the very soul to all the
| wonderful meaning possessed by the word “vot.
erin.” Mr, Benedict, of Troy, is a veterans in the
| express business. “Thirty-three years,” be said
| 10 your reporter, "1've stood at this desk.” Its
| the discipline of yours of experience which gives
| him the position he holds in the trust and esteem
| of these three great corporations. “We have a
| business of $500 000 & your, and Pye been absent
| fromm thie office hardly 8 mouth in sll that time,
| sithongh 1 must confess that many times I've
| worked here when suffering great jain, for | have
{ been troubled all my life with bLilllousness and
dyspepsia. My system had become so reduced
| and weak that I had uo appetite, and my diges
{ thon wholly disordered pe ite, tried various
| remedies, but almost two years ago | happened wo
{ hit upon Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE [45% he
| After using only one bottle or 80 | began to feel
| stronger in every wa The at dificolty hae
| been with my digestion, but this seems to regs
lute it perfectly. | have, sir, grest faith in Dr
Kennedy's FAVORITE BEMEDY. 1 have bought
and given 4 great deal of it to the poor around
{ here; those, you know, who have no money ww
{ buy medicine of any kind, for there are & great
| many troubled with bilioos snd suffer on
without ald, 1 always keep FAVORITE REME.
{ DY in the house, 1 consider it the best medicine
| for the blood in the market, Well, T must attend
| to thir matier for the western part of the ciiy,
{ Bay, you tell the doctor 1 an coming down to
| Bondout to see him in Auglist, 1 want to know
| him.” 1left the veteran, still at his post, rejoic
| ing in bealth and greatful to Dr. Kennedy, RY
Be BAR ——— A
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Crowl’s Patent Iron Roofing
IE THE ONLY
COPPER CORRUGATED
ROOFING,
AND 13 THE ONLY OXE PREPARED BY THE
MANUFACTURERS
READY FOR USE.
J. A. REESMAN,
Centre Hall, Pa., Agent.
YAMERON HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, PENN
BTETTLER & CODER....cconnsevnne
BPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL
EES OVER BUBDAY
Free "Buse 10 and
apy
DOUBLE
‘A.
Proprietors.
TRAVEL
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Good 14 fro
very stlached, in
wried by Evaxs Baos , Produce Commission
No. 6 North Water St, Philad
try, Cheese and all kinds of
Quick sales, good prices and
PRILADRLPHIA, Apr, ©, 1855,
BUTTER.
Creamery, Penn'a, extra,
Western
pd
5
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a
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vant Dis
wns TRIES
LTRY.
Western, ex brands
LIVE PO1
Turkeys, extra...
CHOIR... coer anne
Chickens, dry-picked, extra.
- O08 ov cuore
scalded and medium...
Ducks, extra... . ‘ i
falr..... . o -
GORE, CXLIR..coovrenrimnnens wath——— -
CALVES AND SHEEP.
Calves, Del & M4, prime ween PET 1b
Fair 10 BOO... corivsscsmsinss -
Comino SUCK ...oveeos
Hog-dressed.........
Sheep, prime.........
Lambs, extra
idve Cattle......... -
Hogs, Hve....cooonmmmmene
igs, live.
DRESSED PORK.
LAght pests - per ld
Hears
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Cabbage, extra........ooccvn pt 100 11 00
- BODE ..ostinnnncsssnssivssns - £00
Apples, Baldwins....... =
G .
Early Rose, choice
BurDanke, CHOICE... vss sos
fair...
Pear! Mammoth
Beauty of Hebros
Pootleons cou
a8
ad
8508
CHEESE,
NY Factory, choice...
Ohio, fal, B00 ...oirrissmon —
Petin'a, Full Crete seus
ER BIARY cons sensinsmenimmssnn
OWE ...oesevevesaneet
FIA ones srersnsis chsmammismmiasicn:
Tob-washed....cooominmins
Unwashed... cocaine.
DRIED FRUIT.
Op RR Dae
Rabbits ...con coon
H DEY .conrinia
dm, Dry
Hides, Green, Steer.
Tallow, Bol
Cake... wr
. ake
Homey In Comb... commas
Country Soap......... pa
Rar Price Current Subject to Market Fluctuations
MARKETS,
on
Chicago. =o
11,
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Woh 2 Sadr mee
Lard, Ontrt lots, Prime... per Ib
BERR Re bk
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