Ventispiranisch pritsrk
BRED' }TM SCHWEFFELBRENNER.
..ScitLirrcurim s, %?It, 1573
MISTER PIIINTER
lob hob im sin politics entirely uf tsu
gevva, provided se gevva mer kea emtly.
Es is an meetly bisness, des ' polities
weasa, abbordich Want' tier orrick leega
un betreega muss ohna 'tsahlung. In
der Cull'erneer's shampain hob ich
g'lohya lir de tswea seida- -ea dog for der
Buckyloo under (inner for der Ifartraiill,
for lob bob evva nut exactly y'wisst uf
welly side das cs g'wilter ei shlaugt, un
now, warn ich elibas tint de leaders
fun der party fun office, donn gevva, se
mer tsu fershtea das warm ich ebbas fun
sella art will donn muss ich ordlieb gout
provide sei mit slit:mu:a. Mt hob der
Cleorge g'froked c h rr ilk tin kenttt
mich der negsla winter in der `Seinly,
for mer elms fun donna endlin HIV shalla
wo elm about nine hunnert lsahlt
ohna das met. ennich (Jibes braucht,
awer er hut iner tau forshtea gevva das
warn ich em a bunnert dahler 'tsahl donn
wet or amohl sea wasa er du kann, un it'
ft)l das er mor de office secured, d'ao
misst it h elan nYch tswea hunnert dertsu
N((w. kb het chin do humn rt,
- course ich het 'a geld
h'hna miasa---aiver kb hob ous g'l'unna,
das er der very same hierya g'macht hut
mit lief mu - wry—fun a yeadam grickt or
a haunort Haller, un mit a yeadam macht
er der bteryit for de tswea hunnert dahler
extra in, fol suceceda. Poh
kannsht whin oho+ or anyhow amohl tinf
hunnert dahh:r Marla ous tie finf unner-
Min:din:he norra de (Nunn g'nunk sin tin
dinia chin do slaamps nutter 'tsahla.
A wet' jolt du's net. belt gea ous
un de llvvvy :tw except, int lid sc duns
Wilts for milt (las aw der wiert is. Ito
B vvy un ich lien now so a holivy notion
nu dung an duekterei 11101 !.01 'ta ( Amy
for man un beast -an lireittc.: cure-all
establishment. Aler hen an ;English
(luckier burl 11011 lot lions nn well gelit,
MeV der noddcor fun lb' dirf•renty kronk
heita, so we cholera noa.i,n.:, u n b rus hi,
fever, um mei s -Is. un di it" a I ver, un aw
50 female oomph: s der .2011 i, un tier
kretz, nn No!) t 110,:shi t. S,•11 barb tint
a ll d o l umina gevva rim do compliant, lilt
tell Mach at! t11 , •11;17..e , i, ttr it b webs aw
a wennich 111 , 1 :kr li;sness, for
I'ol bin selwer in i uf gebrocht,
warra we ielt no,ll an lei war hid:, ich
als um ally Ducktyr Weaher sei yaul
gc
tend, under alt duckter, ich weas noch
goot, or hut, ala an I)lo,4st:oink:hung
gevva for der kretz, tin a grossy dose
schwethil pulferly un donn hut or aw als
an shineer g'mayht mit ea punt schmaltz,
an hall; pint tillriold telt% a hall) gill (her
b:We:at, un a Eyrtel punt miter petTer, tin
sell hot er als tsomma Winked un mit
sellout slauft, lien de kretz patients Bich
als all ivver shmeera Awer es
hut als der kretz gecured, uf course, for
sell kannsht denka. Awer es hut aw
onnery complaints de liter cured mit med
ditzeen innerlich ci g'numma dorrich der
hole nummer, un tow wilder onnery de
mer treat exclusitily mit outward appli
cations. Ich hob aw an notion a neie
sort pills macha, rechty grossy, so das
about ehny sufficient wiur for enniche set
bowels moofa in wennicher dm a holt)
shtund. lch lab aw als ordlich gooty
ideas grickt fain alta Jonny Micky, der
besht kee duckter fin gonna Slitate. Sel
ler hut als de keo gecured mit gwissy
warta,drei mohl ivver g'sawt for droi dog
hinner nonncr inn nei licht, un sell but
als de kee gecured first rate.
Awer MI will der an miners mohl de
particulars gevva fun meina Kreiter's
remedies for de unnershiedliehe coin
plaints for man un beasts.
PIT SCHWEFFELIMMNNER
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.
A buried town in Oregon and the hull
of a ship in the American desert arc
among the latest discoveries.
The cholera, rapidly moving westward,
has now reached Poland, where its rava
ges are terrible, and its victims are num
bered by thousands.
Metallic money being, now scarce in
- France, the project of an aluminium
coinage has been projectol, and has ob
tained the sanction of high chemical au
thorities.
The Louisville Exposition, on a capital
of $151,000, has netted the directors the
sum of $20,000 --a profit of about thirteen
per cent. This is the result of the first
year's eGrt.
A man in Wisc:►ssct, Maine, claims to
have discovered mysterious wr iti ngs on
the rocks of that place, and the wise men
of the East are to be called on to decipher
the inscriptions.
A Kentucky farmer, whose hens were
in the habit of eating all the eggs, has
discovered that this unnatural appetite
can be cured by feeding to the f►wls
ground oyster Owns.
The latest invention for travelers is a
combined compass, thermometer and liair
ameter, the latter ineasurilig 1:1,000 feet,
and the whole in a, solid silver case about
two inches iu diameter.
Persons who are gathering and pre
serving ;nautili' leaves should beware of
the poison ivy (remedies acetate of copper
9.11(1 corrosive sublimate), and the poison
sumac or dogwood. The latter has light,
ash-gray stems ; the harmless kind has
iron-brown.
Mrs. O'Leary, of Chicago, who own;sl
the cow that sot the Ilre, is to have a
benefit hall, tickets $l, in consideration
of the vast improvements made in the
city (luring the past year.
(;ov. Baker, of Indiana, has decided to
call an rxlra s'Nsion of tin Legislature of
that state, to meet on the 12th prox. Ile
will recommend., in his message that a
constitutional convention be called at
(awe.
An Indiana town has a pig with a hu
man thee, which the citizens call a !rates
naturm. If he had had the human
body also, a place would have been given
him among other human pigs, and no
mention made of it.
The Northwest is liable to serious
prairie and wood tires again this fall, re
viving the recollections of a year ago.
Minnesota and the adjoining territory
of Dakota have already suiE.red consid
erably from the devastating flames.
To persons concerned about their phy
sique it may be interesting to know that
"medicated shirts" are announced as the
surest general curative. It is claimed
that persons wearing Ulm can dispense
with all the pills that flesh is heir to.
Three-fourths of all the officials in the
United States are in connection with the
post-ollice, but the average income of each
is only three hundred dollars per annum
- the average salary of all the post-mas
ters being under two hundred dollars.
The stream of emigration from the
British Isles continues to flow with undi
minished force. The official reports of
the departures from the single port of
Liverpool alone during the last three
months amount to the enormous figure
of fifty-four thousand souls.
Sheep are' said to thrive finely during
six months of the year in the more ele
vated portions of the Sierra Nevadas, at
an elevation of seven thousand feet, much
better than they do in the lower valleys.
The range is immense, and free to all who
desire to engage in sheep-raising.
The recent c►rvtth of five persons by the
fall of one building at Louisville bids fair
to have the dna of (Althoff attention to
the laxity of architects and contractors
elsewhere, and to occasion a greater care
in the erection of buildings and a broader
sense of responsibility in builders.
A proposition broached a year or more
ago the leading Evangelists of both the
old and new worlds, for the revision of
the 11,ble, has just taken practical shape
in New York, where a committee, com
posed of the leading theologians and
scholars of the country, has been consti
tuted for the purpose.
We aro glad. to know that the Post
master General in his forthcoming an
nual report will urge the adoption of the
postal telegraph► scheme, and will submit
tabular statements and statistics to show
that postal telegraphy has met with great
success in all the counties that have
adopted it,.
Down in Tennessee, the other day, a
small snake was, in•cording to local pi int,
sawed (out of a solid log, where he was
coiled up in ft little cavity, just large
enoutrli to hold him, more than it klot,
trout fiarElre. The question is how
th e Ir e , inanatsl to hold Ow snake long
enough to ;:row around him.
A Cincinaati youth, guithal by tha ml
vice of t filattne recently sought
to make a eUrl love him by means of due
t ricity NVorkill'g trout Wider OW Ch:tir.
%, !HAI t he time came she sprang into the
air about three feet, and when she came
down she landvd in bee lover's hair and
,ok about, two handfuls, and then told
him she hated him. No match.
Oae of the contractors on Potter Pal
mer's e;raml lintel in Chicago has filial a
petition for a mechanic's lieu on the land
an d budding tOr on account of
work done bebtre the great tire and not
yet paid for. The Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company is made a party
II) the detenee, they holdin‘ , mortgagus
Lo the amount 1 /t' :: 4 1,000,0110 011 the pro
perty.
g:Ota
TUE NEw Mansur liousE : The new market
company originated with a few of the business
men in the northern part of the city, as that
section has increased to 611(.11 an extent as to
make the present city market too far, in bad
weather, and inconvenient, They proposed a
stuck company, and after sufficient stock had
been subscribed to insure a success of the enter
prise a meeting of the stockholders was held on
the 28th day of August, 1871. Work was com
menced in the latter part of October, with the
hope of having the brick wiirk d o ne before the
had weather would set in. lint owing to the
large bed of rock at the eastern end, the work
was delayed until the next spring. The building
14 of brick, 228% feet long by 8134 feet wide, one
story high and being about 25 feet to the square
of the brick work at the east end. It contains
192 farmers' stalls. 44 biiteherS ' stalls and 2
large stalls for restaura The stalls arc made
of yellow pine, of the latest style, under the
supervision of Mr. A. K. Bowers. The building
is well lighted and has a large ventilator
running the whole length of the roof. At night
it is lighted by large reflecting gas burners. At
the east end there is a gallery containing offices
for the Directors, Superintendent, and for
meetings of t h e stockholders. At the west end
is built, on the outside of the main building, a
one-story building, which will be fitted up for;
the purpose of a fish-market. Under the cast
end, fronting on North Queen street, arc two
large cellars, suitable for a restaurant or pro
vision store, similar to Close in large cities.
The market will be opened on the first
Wednesday of November for business, and it Is
the object e f the company to make au every
day market, as the purchasers of stalls have
the privilege of selling every day of the week.
The probable cost of the building, with the
grounds, will be about (N 15.000. The patent re
flectors woe tried at the new market, house,
and worked to entire satisfaction. An ordinary
newspaper could be read in any part of the
building, without any diflieulty.
Of the complete success of this new enterprise
we have no doubt. The directors and stock
holders deserve the thanks of the entire
com
munity for their enterprise.
THE COUNTY Aims 110USI: : The yard In
tended fur the insane through the summer
season Is neatly ounpleted. There is nearly
(ate acre of ground emplosed with a twelve-foot
relive, and on the top of the fence will be placed
an 11.011 railing, with sharp iron spears riveted
1M so that it win be impo , sode to climb over.
We inalcostand the tlireett,:s indeed using the
yard this %tinter for the hummers, and as tunny
of the regularo inmates as mc lit for work, to
break stone in. The difficulty heretofore was,
as soon as these butnnwrs ate their breakfast
they would "dust," returning in the evening too
late to do anything but eat. The intention now
is, as soon as breakfast is over, they will be
turned into the yard and locked up until diluter
is ready. and those who do not work will fall
short of eating. Last winter. without the yard,
Mr. Brock managed to have stones enough
broken to realize 1 31301. They were sold to the
city at 50 cents per cart load, on the ground.
This Is a move in the right direction.
N1.1NI)El(r.1) 11(oM
..111(ii!FSI)11, all ag,111:oly I.anti frangr
s fre,t, tccll htiovo to iff,, , l of oil: tiffifms and
parlivolarly Iu 111,. Om- (.1 cify, of
t•••,- foe eery many y es! s. \‘.(.1(1 , ed Irola 11(1.
home :It o'elock int Monday attern•••t, and
has not returned and ell • ft(ut, to discover her
whereaUouts have been in rain. Site was -eon
at the City Wat ,r Works :owe time dutiag
Monday afternoon, and agatln she was= ~( , •,•l l on
Oct MILT side of the first toll-gate on the Phila
delphia turnpike. it is feared by her w en d s
that She may hilVa fallen into the creek, or that.
some other fatal mishap inertook her. l'he
snffiert of this notice is over SO years of age,
tall and slim in stature, very !WWII bent with
age, emaciated in face and Islay, and walks
feebly. She is (and has been for two years)
weak in mita-childish --and when found upon
the strert or road• if asked the question, '• IVlua e
are you going she will answer, "I am going
although walking In all entirely opposite
direction. Mary Anderson has been it hard
toiling woman all her life, and from her small
ilICOIlltl has managed to save sufficient to pm . -
chase a comfortable home. Two years ago she
was stricken down with typhoid fever, billet!
When her mind has been impaired and an
other woman has kept 11011... Mt for her, Her
fancy for walking about has always been in
dulged because it scented to eonstitute her only
pleasure -but:she has never before been natty
tultate enough to get lost.
Since the above was written. the lady has
been found and brought to her home.
'FIAT SWINDLER AGAIN -- He TI/Ens up ia
Rending: (ur Reading exchanges contain the
following particulars with regard to a swindler
who operated eonsiderably in this city A few
days ago a milliner on Penn street entered com
plaint before the Mayor against a stranger in
this community, charging him with having ob
tained front her money under false pretense.
The pretense wax that he assunied to • be the
agent of a publishing house In Philadelphia
who were about to issue a new State directory,
and under pretext of printing advertisements in
the directory and having the names printed ill
large type of any person paying therefor in
advance. rilw stranger was arrested and
placed In the lock-up, but was discharged the
following day, owing to no person making, an
appearance to prosecute the ease. It was Rti
cortallwd that he had collected t 1.25 from mer
chants on Penn street -'ds cents filen each
person, and he had with him an old directory
of Pennsylvania awl a tiuNieriptiiM hook. Pre
vious to his discharge lie promised to leave
Reading Immediately If released. Ile is a men
about 35 years of age, an Englishman, and maid
that he had seen better days.. Ile was "hard
up," and confessed to have assumed. to be au
agent in order to raise the wherewithal to
relieve his present necessities. It is now sup
posed that he is the same individual who raised
money in Lancaster county, at week ego. by re
presenting himself to he the agctO 411 t h e I.nti
eadter Examiner.
Tun MeNint.LftN CAsn ('apt. E. McNichol,
charged with having furnished a fraudulent
naturalization paper to Yortnnatus J. Frey, ap
peared before Mayor Pyfer on Monday evening
at the hour named for the hearing. Before
going into a hearing, Geo. F. hrenemart.
counsel for defense, again demanded that the
alleged fraudulent paper be produced. Mayor
Pyfer replied that the paper was not in Ilk pos
session, and referred him to eol. S. 11. Priec.
counsel for prosecution. Col. l'ria•e replied
that if the dOendant would MI,. a hearing
the paper should be produced at, that IsAnt in the
testimony healing lirevtly upon it. Against
this counsel for defense donluri ed, and
titer some little bickering, detendant waited a
homing and entered hail in the sum of $1.500
for a trial Ht. c,nirt. Mr. Frey wus preaent and
d , n1a1.1. , 1 11'1 , 3 flr4 paper lrum .NleNl,llen, but
the lid Ler wade no rvILI.V•
LIST ot :11c.Ittimeil letters . il . inaining - 111 the
Pu=t (Alice. rtt Latleadter. Pu., Ortoher
1S:":
Ladies' List r Mattie Atuzustine. Mary Ann
Eimer, Tillie !toot., Mrs. Mary Davidson. Minna
Fisher, Annie Fitzpatrie, .J. A. T. on d.
Hannah Ilerr, Mrs. Anna Kilnlich, Mr.. M.
Knuts. Mary S. Knight. Anna S. Landis. Mrs.
Mary Murphy, Hannah A. Penne'. Kate Weaver.
Gents' List: Garrett Brown, Jacob B. Bru
baker, Dar id Baird, Terrence, Connolly tfor.),
J. E. Cochran. Elias Deitrich. Charles Delich,
John Frank, William W. Fry. Frederick Freaun,
Isaac licimunan, Samuel Howard. W. K. I ter
mini, Benj. Landis, S. S. Letnord, Gabriel Lauber,
John C. Llbe, Joseph Lawrence, D. M. Landis,
Samuel L. Landis, George Louis, James E.
Murphy. Mr. Minnielt, Alex. McKibbin, Elias
Reynolds, John Schroff, Isaac Shistder. S. 1..
Seabruoks, Charles E. Trostle, Rey. W. 11.
Weidner, Godfricd Wildt, William Weston,
Harry Witmer, J. Stanley Zeigler.
DEATH 06 COI.. TAMES MYERS : Col. James
Myers, a prominent citizen and iromnaster, died
at his residenco in Columbia, ou Tuesday morn
ing about six o'clock, at the age of about fifty
one years. Ile was a gentleman of considerable
wealth, of genial nature. liberal lu his senti
ments, as well se benevolent on 'all occasions
when it was necessary to call that virtue into
exercise. lie was born in Lebanon county, but
at an early age removed to Columbia, where he
has been engaged in iron manufacture. In
polities ho was a Republican, and In 18th was
elected to the Legislature. Subsequently lie had
frequently been urged to become a candidate for
Congress, but his private interests were such
that he uniformly declined a nomination. In
his death the State has lost one of the most
upright of businoss men and best of citizens.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING : Three boys, sons of
Chenney Nields, (Of Sadsbury township, went
out on Monday to shoot a hawk, the oldest
having a gun. While out in the orchard, near
the house, the gun which they carried accident
ally went off, the whole load entering the breast
of the youngest boy, an estimable lad of about
nix years old, who was standing within a few
feet, killing him instantly. Minton Walter,
esq., of Christiana, Deputy Coroner, was im
mediately ettnituotiod, who held an inquest over
the body. The jury agreed that "he came to
his death by the aceikietagiLdischarge of a gun
in the hands of his older brother." This is a
peculiarly sad instance of '•dealli by accident."
THE 77111 REUNION: At. a meeting . of the
Committee of Arrangements of the Veteran
Seventy-seventh Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
teers, held last evening, It was determined to
hold the annual reunion e ft the 15th Of Novem
ber, in Fulton Hall. The reunion will Is. pre
sided over by Col. Frederick S. Pyfer, who was
eleeted President at the last reunion. The
programme will he quite an extensive one—
bushman meetiteg la the incoming, orations In the
afternoon, supper In the evening., and a ball at
night.
SOMETHING} NEW : Call at Chas. A. Locher's
Drug Store, Lancaster Pa., and get a sample
bottle, Free of Charge, of Green's August Flower,
the great cure for dyspepsia. anti its effects. such
as liver complaint, custiyeaess, headache, flatu
lency, heartburn, pains in the side. dyspeptic
colic and cough. biliousness, coated tongue,
and two-thirds of the disease flesh is loch• to. I
will guarantee it to cure nine cases out of ten,
if properly taken and permanent, with prudent
living. We are flooded with certificates from
patients cured, and doctor?* using it in their
practice. Try R. Regular size, 75 cents; pleas
ant to take, and nut a rum bitters.
t'so BOAC:HEWS GERMAN SYRUP, for severe
conali and consumption. It never fails.
Free tgr charge in every town and village, L.
M. GREEN, Prup'r, Woodbury, N. J. 133-6 w.
~Beware of Coupterfeito
JOB MOSES' sinitArterifitU E ''
are extensively CrIUNTILILEMITSD. in.hanoa pr,r_
Viav endeavor In sea the counter!cite to mak gre ate r
prcJits. The genuine hare the nan olJnb Itte - 0.4
utrearh package. All °therm are ttanthless ta t von.,
The GENUINS Title arc unfailing in the cure e!!
thoeo painful and dangerous diac:.sca 1.1;1•11 tilo
icmalo constitution is subject. They mod , rate
all
c•Neeesefl and. Tommie all obitrttclona, front
ever cause.
TO RIAIZUTED LADIES
they !MI particularly milted. Ti , ey will In a shot:
time bring on the monthly periol with regularity ;
and although very powerful. within nothing hurt•
MI to the constitution. In all cases.of Nervous anl
Spinal Attectioni, Paine 11:1 the Back end Limbs,
Fatigue on slight exertion. 1 Lion of o(3l4e:in.
11 eFterles anti Whites. the 56:ft.Nt a cure when
nit other means Irtvo Mile , ' camera around
each tmckage idea Wt . nd advice, or
will be font fret) to all writing for - till:al,
ed observation.
N. 11.—In all e wee where the nnarrtan cannot bn
Obtained, One Dollar cliole , e4 to llt Solo erie
t v, JOll MOSES. nt Curl halt St., Now Ye, k: ,
buntre a bottlo of the gamin:, .•.olt dimly Fiiiv
Pills, by return mail, securely seuleil ham uci
knowledga of its Contents.
F2ELJEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PUL3IONIC WAVERS
Cure COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCO!' is, ~ o nn
THROAT, fIeAIISHNESS, DIFFICULT' BHHATHiso, I ~_
e CIPLENT CONSUMPTION AND LUNG DISHASt:S. T:e y
buie he Late or noulleino, and any' child , ji t
,;„ ,
Ithem. Thonsauds have 11, , en restored to litatlili 'n' t.
had before despaired. Teo imou p Moon to iiMl , ' . •.1
eirases. Ask ler BRYAN'S PULNIONIC WA ri:R!..
Pries+ 35 cents per box. JOU MOSE.S, Pru.N.J.. -
I, ter, II Corrieedt Street, New York. '
THE GREAT FRENCH FIEIVIECY.
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~pELA:IIATURE'FI SPVCIVIC PILL'
FO Prepared by J. (i A itANcl ERE.
N. tai Rao Lombard, l'ari , ..
These OM are highly recommended by the r wk..,
Medical Faculty of Frame as the very best r.luedy
in all ex.es of Spermaterrlesa, or 811111114 1 Wish
MISS : Nightly, Dilly or Prrmuture , Etnissimii • Se,
oat Weakness or Impotency; Weakness ati d lig ti .du
SBuretWhits and Sexnal C , ces.es ;Reda/a/ion of t rid
;
r Gollitlld Organs; W..tOr Spine • Deposits tit tha Urine,
and all the Khasi ly Lrdri of Diseases am low' Irmo
' Overuse ur Exce.iie4. Thep cure when& I otherr, p,-
, wiles fail. Pamphlet of Advice in each l.os, or a ill
•
ho pent. Free te any addre.e. Price el per Box.
Fent hy mail, securelyseated frontal( obserrvib,,,,, , ,
roceipt of )a rice, (° CA 11(I. MOSES, Is Coati AN n'
Sr., NSW I . uuK, Soh) thdreral AgUUt for Auwn,,,.
jila i ltiers.
Chien—VOitEL. Cwt . 111, by fittoOil
Henry B. rrich, of Yolk toutiy, to Martha 11. Vo
gel, of Manheint township.
ZECURK—COVIIKAN. Ort. '2l, by the Rev. 0,1„
Ashenfelter, Charles F. Lecher to Emma A. Coch
ran, both of Lancaster.
MILLER—CLANK. (let, 22, at Frey's FAeliange
1110tcl, by the Itev. Dr. Greenwald, John S. Miller
1.01 Annie L. Clark, both of Strasburg.
FAIINESTOCK—MINNICH. OH the Rah Inst., by the
13X%. W. T. Gerhard, at Schioti llorting's Motel,
Jar..:ol) It Fahin o ttock, of Ephrata township, to Liz
zte A. Minnich, of Warwick township,
M vkii—Sumay. On the 15th Inst., by this Rev. W.
T. Gerhard. at Schlott and Ilorting's Hotel, Antos
11. Mycr, of Itapho township, to Mary Ann Sunnily,
of Penn.
INN Irll-I,oNur. NErk it It. on the 15th Inst., at
Ilorting and Sehlot lintel, Nathaniel 11, Mennen.
of Minn, to A Milt 11. Iminfelim her, of \Awls irk
[M5111414.
rP:Il If AN--I,KiTz. Oct, by the Her. ‘V,
llerhard, at Schlott and llorting's lintel, Henry 11.
Stigma'', of East Ilempileld, to NMI y Lenz, of
Deniptlebl.
00if f;ADIII. net. 1::, by the Rev. St'. T.
Gerhard, at Frantz :s Hotel, Ae on Herr, of \\'e-.t
Hemline/41, to Kate 11, liornbaugh, of Ahem . toan
ship.
ScIIMAITSIt --SI:vrIE it. on the Inth 'mt., by the
Rev. W. 'l'. tierhard, at Miss Dusting's Keystone
lintel, Martin NW. Scheaffer, of Rapho, to Lizzie M.
Snyder, of Mount Joy township.
ti•ratillAN—SKlTZ. Oli the lob Inst., si Mort ing
and Schlott's Hotel, 11 vtity
It. Steliiiian, of East Ilemptfeld, to Mary „NI. Seitz, of
WARREN —NA 11.1. E. At the Grand ('entral, New
York, by the Rev Dewitt Talmage, asilstV4l by the
Rev. 1). It. limit, C. 1.. Warren, M. 1)., lam Surgeon
in the United States Army, to irgifint Nallle, of
lowa.
AISIWNI---K VP:l7_ Oet, 1,, at St,ll , 4olllg'S lintel,
by the !icy. Ilr, t:reetiwald, \l' Ailment,
or East I.a:tipeter, to 'Miss Mar) Elizabeth Kwrz, it
East Lam peter.
Paths.
Sw ERN \ (Ict, 241, Of apoplexy, Daniel Stt eeny,
in t he 47th year or Ilk age.
RENT. Seplenther .loeot. Itekt, of Ile,o
field townslop, formerly of Wart lei, to woslop, age.l
IS years, months amt 4 +tatp.
isincomtc. on the Ist6 194., in this rite, Ann Ber
ger, daughter Or I 'atharine Biirgor, ugr,i 15 yoars,
months and 4
list 21, a• the residence of his
daughter, tit tia , ,svilto, 11:1, As county, lit.ito
.I.
Evelllmell, f.lrnu•i I
4/i consulai:ot tom. In c.)lt•ra:n lov4
Stnintel, son 01 ltenj.uu•u u:I , 1 Cal hal time:,
aged 14 yew's.
.111:1teElt. (In the Dior ling of the ftlll, of a shm
11111ess, Iu 411r1,4 I.HBcasler ,1"1"1
the 72tt )eur
41arkel eparts.
Pliflattielplitat Produce Markel.
Pnit.nori.rur t, (lit.
bark ii,Ak $37.50 p kr ton.
Prices of Tanner's lark are nominal
New Clover:wed ix held at Inc.
Timothy held at $3.50
Flaxseed in demand at $ . 2.00.
The Flour market is less 5111 v,
barrels sold, Including supertlne xt $1.1`4a1:2:
•xtra at $5.75ad.25; Wlsruusl n Extra. Vitimik' at
i11.75a9.00; Minnesota do. do. at $..2:0,75; m•kiki,i.
dM at f 525.119.00; Indiana aml I
5k545139.00, and Fahey Brands at s9:'lale.•s
Rye Flour sells at $1.25a4,t u •
Cornmeal 11(111111m
File Wheat market Is weak; awes r,f We tern
red at i1.67a1.73, amber $1.:5a1 6t, white at il.so
Rye sae.
Corn weaker; sales of Western mixed ai rtr ,
and Yellow at 63aate.
Oats less active; sales of new mixed at 4'2:it n
an i , i l a vs r i e h y ite m a o t h 4 l 6447(..
doing.
Malt nothing doing.
Whisky steady; Western Iron-hound at 94e.
The Philadelphia (Vie Nadel.
PHILADEMPEIIA, Oct. 21.!--11,4 - 7 - cattle were not 11l
demand ; prices lower ; tiWlO head arrived and sold
at 70.17%c. for extra Pentisylvanls and ‘Veslerti
steers; 536u06.,tic. for fair to good do., and 40ths .
lb. gross fur common, as to quality.
The following are the particulars of sales:
Head.
109 Western, 11. Maynes 4},{(46%
70 Western Virginia, Owen Smith 6 (47..4
75 Western, J. MeAnne 6 067.,
24)5 Western, J. Christy 6 0 , 4
100 Western Virginia, P. MeFillen 0 ia.7 ,
46 Western, B. F. .Mc'Allen 6 vi, o,i
26 Western, P. Hathaway. . 6 (47 , 4
lei Western, Jas. S. Kirk 6 (67
1211 Western Virginia, James McMillen 6 074
102 Western, Jones Mc(nesse 5 16. 4
173 Western Virginia, M. Ullman • ... 53444,7 Y,
400 Western, Martin, Fuller &Co . 4 2 4"(47
88 Western, B. Smyth & Bro 6 (a 173,;
SU Western, D. Smythe 5 @7
127 Western, B. Mooney & Son 6 011,7
66 Western, L. Frank is 4 - 634'
80 Western, T. Mooney & 8r0... 53046 , „
25 Western Virginia, O. Schainherg & CO. fS WWI
06ws were unchanged; 200 head sold at $35445 V
head as to quality.
Sheep moderately active; sales of choice at 6,% c.;
fair to good at 5115)4c., and common at $2.50a3. Re
ceipts., 14,900
Hogs were In less demand and prices lower ;
sales of corn-ted.at 7.00a7.50. Receipts, 5,552.
Household load.
LANCARTER, October 23.—Butter sold at 'nate;
Lard, 961 lc.; Ogg, 28a:10e.; Veal by the quarter,
10a12c. V Dressed chickens, Outtoc. each ;
Live Chickens, Writ ti.no $1 pair; Live Ducks,
illca6o V pair; Pot aloes, 90ca1.10 ti bus., and 14a111e.
V l 4 peek; Turnipm, saSc.; Apples, 6, to, loathe.;
elder, 12a16r. V gallon; chestnuts abundant at lee
V quart; Buckwheat Flour, York, co.s4 V hundred;
Apple Butter, 10a12c. V pint ; Corn in the ear,
tsiahhc. V bushel ; Oats, $1.40a1.60 V bag of three
bushels.
Nets Advertisements.
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guarautecil or pureintsc money refund, i. The
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samples Kent tree to ally who desire. h'i'll
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lltits, Cups. ,C.c.
Clothing.
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CENTRE HALL
Clothing Store,
We have now ready one of the largest and fluent stocks of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever exhibited in this city,wloich line been gotten up with
great care, and will be mold se low,it not lower,then any
llace in the United :gates. We buy our g.sts at the very
owest cash price. and we are prepared to compare prices
with any house in this country. All we ask is for you to
Call and Examine our Stock.
Part of our 'dock congifits of the following Ruady Made
Clothing:
]leaver Over-Coati, all wool all ("Aura 812. 00 to 20 00
Fur !louver " 44 10 00 " 14 00
Castor 4• It l. 10.00 " /MAW
Chinchilla 4, t t
I, 8.00 " lb 00
Boyle and l'ontlia' Over-Coati 0.00 4, 19.00
thisiduirro Suites, all wool, Er {gored] 10.00 " 14.00
%dn.,. 19.00 " 22.00
lilmck Cloth and Cam'iryere Suits, all wool 14 00 " 9 . 2.00
Voutlt'a Caar.iturra Sults 10,00 " 141 k)
lloy'a •• 6.00 " 6.00
Illasaimere all wool Frock Coata 700 " 14 00
•• Sack •• 6.00 • 12.00
'• " Vanta 11.75 " 8.00
• •• Vwata 1.25 " 8.75
Yonnea l'aminicre all wool Frock Coats 5.00 " 10.00
• • all wool Rack Coata 8.50 •• 6.00
•• Pant', 2.00 `• 4.4 k)
4,t Vesta 1.00 " 2.00
We manufacture all our own Clothing, have it well
made, use gissl lriiuwinge , and guarantee the goods as
represented.
We are prepared to show all who may favor us with a
call, the largest awl thirst stock of
Foreign and Domestic Cloths,
Of all colon+ and dradea. floods retailed by the yard an
ow lo can be bought. anywhere. (hoots cut and trimmed
for p,ranno who prof., stink n,g (hell, at I
We keep a full MO C 011114,40 supply oY
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Push as Under Clothing. Ithisery. Moves, ttandker•
chiefs, Shirts, Linen and Paper Collars, Neckties, &c.
MYERS & RATHFON,
Centre Hall,
No. 4 Centre Square, Laueamter, Poona
AGENTS ! ,\ TETII I Nf; NEW, sttlabl , •
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age,
ago. of eyes HMI y , .11 ie , vive
corri•el 1111 . 111 Te of Itif tire hus
h.oid ur wits., with num.• ant laic of Marriage,
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MEDICAL SCHOOL
9Tur)cNTs CAN ENTER Al' ANY TIME.
The advantages of the School are ungur
passed, yees, inenni.., Dissection St Hospital
ncket, Fo ,, 'ataiogues containing full particu
lars Prof. riIAS. W. I'iIANCELI,DIf, Dean.
1-41 Baltimore, Md.
El $75 to $250 per month
everywhere, male anit female. to tntroduee the
GENUINE INI I'ISOV E cOMMON SENSE
gaitt FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This matiblue
t.idailt stitch, hem, telt, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in a most superior manner.
im ly y. 13. loopy heellSed and warranted
for the years. We will pay $l,OOO for any ma-
chine that will Hew a stronger, Inure beautiful,
CIS or mire elastic scant than ours. It makes the
E "Elastic Loch Stitch." Every second stitch ran
Zbe cut, and stnl the cloth cannot be pulley' apart
without tearing it. Wc pay agents from $75 to
CA,,11.254) per month and expenses, or a commission
rl , l from which twice that amount can be Made.
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3,000,000 Acres In Nebraska, in the Platte Val
ley, now for sale.
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for Grain Growing and Stock I.l!houl'paliied
by any ill SlateA.
club:Am:a IN Pit Ii more favorable terms given,
and inure convenient to markot than can be found
el where.
Free Homesteads for Act lint Seniors.
lite twit location for Colonle.4—Suldlers entitled
to r e honiesteail in 160 Arms.
Send for the new lleseripttv“ Pamphlet, with new
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Dlreet Draft. Fr I.LEII, WARREN No. 23ti
NVater street, N. Y. 49-1 t
lie deceived, hut for coughs, colds, sore throat,
hoarseness and bronchial diineultles. use only
Wells' Carbolic Tablets
Wartlilieroo imitation% are on the market,
but the nut} seteutttle preparation of Carbolic Avid
for Unto; diseases is when chemically combined
with other well known l'efilvtiißei, as w MPS." TA9-
LET: 4 , and all parties are calitioncd against using
any other.
Is all caber of Irritation of the 111111 . 011:4 mem
brane these Thatt.krs shoubi Le t veely used, their
Icansing and beano;; prodertles are truly astonish-
Be witratetl, verer LE eIP , II, It Ix eanllc
iis 111,11.1. .at slate, a 11,11 it imcinnes chronic
the 4.a,c Ix cxec,liagly ,iliticult, use 11 cil's
Tithicrs 51.44•111..,
.101I\ 02. KELLOGG, Li Platt St., N. 1",
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LIFE IN UTAH
iii•li/g Expos of II :weret litter awl Ill)stelots
of Moyne/Main.
With a full and anthem ic history of Polygamy, by
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THREE YEARS IN A MAN-TRAP.
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Notwithstanding Its immense sale we desire to ex
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aid to Introduce it to every corner of our land. It is
highly endorsed by Judge Black, F. ll.Orne, Neal
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Agents hare done and are doing splendidly wi h
Oue has sold over 500 copies. Owing to Its great
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ID
DAIt'I'.I CO., Phila. 04-4 C
out bt 141.}HIC 111111 AI MU)
_uef
to the sufferer for the Unit few doses, but which
from continue.' use brings l'iles and kindred dis
eases to aid in weakening the invalid, nor is it a
doctitreti humor, which, under the popular name of
"Bitters,'' is so extensively palmed off on the public
as sovereign remedies, but it is a alp h a power-
Ifni Tonic and alterative, pronounced so by
the leato g moilical authorities of London and Paris,
awl has been long nest by the regular physicians
of other countries with wonderful remedial results.
DR. WELLS' E TRAMP OF JURUBERA
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plaid, 21111111111 st 1W taken as it permanent curative
agent.
Its there want or actioll In your liver
holcen ! relieved at ()nee the blood
11(.4'01111'S impure by leletvriwis secretions, produc
ing scrofulous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons,
Pustules, Canker, Pimples, Arc., Ay.
Take Jurubebu to cleanse, purify and restore
the vitiated blood to healthy action.
Slave you a Dympeliele Mionsachl 1-n
-ieSli digestion is prisms ly aided the system is
lIPIiIII
t with loss of vital knee, mivorty of the Mood,
Dropsical Tmeleticy, Weakmess of Lassi
tude.
'take it to Dusk; Digeullon Mout! reaction; It
will impart youthful vigor lo the scary autlerer.
Have you a Wrlllk IliCsli of Obe amen.
liner ! ton are in danger of chronic tharrhten,
or the dreadful Inflammation of the Bowels.
'Fake it to allay irritation and ward oIT tendency
to inflammation.
Slave you wealsocoss of the Uterine
or Urinary Organs You muss procure in
stant relief or you are liable to suffering Worse
t 11 all death.
Take it to rarengthen organic weakness or life
he...0na.4 a haniea. •
Vitutlly it , :tleeld he freqeently taken to keep the
system in perfect health, or you are otherwise In
great hkilge r malarial, miasmatic or contagious
diseases.
JoIIN KEI.I,OOtI, It; Platt Street, N. Y.
rule Agent for the ['tilted States.
Price One Llttilar per littttle. Send (or Circular
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Patent Pwnp.
CIIAS. G. BLATCHLEY, rtl'f 'r,
506 Corine: ee St., PWlwla., Pa. ,8-Iyr
Vinegar Bitters are riot a vile Fancy Drink.
made of Poor Rm., Whi,kuy., Proof Spirits and Refit,
Liquors, doctored, mired, and sweetened to please the
taste, calved "1 . 1 , 111C3," " Appetio..s." " Restorers,"
&c., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness arid ruin,
but are a trite Med:clue, made from the native root:,
end herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants
'They are the Great (Blond Purifier and a Life-giving
Principle, a Perfect Renovator arid Invigorator of du;
System, carrying off all ptiisonous matter and restoring
the blond to a healthy condition, enriching it, refreshing
and invigorating both mind and body. They are easy
of administration, prompt in their action, certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
No Person can take these Bitters accord
ing to directions, arid remain long unwell, provided
their bones are riot destroyed by mineral poison, r other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indlirestion. Headache, Pain
in the Shoulders. Coughs, Tightness of the Chet, lii,
ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, had 'lasts
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of th,
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in the regions of
the Kidneys, and a limulred other painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complamti
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guar -
aldee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
wm of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon Percep
tible.
For itailnmmatory and Chronic Rhein
mallows' and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billo
tt
Remient and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of th,
B o ot, I,iver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters Gave
been not successful. Such Diseases are canned by
Vitiated Blond, which is generally produced by derange
ment of the Digestive Organs.
They are is Gentle Purgative as well e
a Tunic. possessing also the peculiar merit of wain::
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or lidlano
matins of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt-
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, PtMpleS, PUMAIIRS ' Boils, Cat -
IninCieS, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
sipelas. Itch, Scurf, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle iv
such cases will convince the most incredulous of then
curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever eon
find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples.
Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it ob
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul ; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure, and the health of the system will follow.
Grateful thotteatiale proclaim VINRCIAR BIT
TRRS the most wonderful luvigoraut that ever sustained
the sinking system.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in
the system of so many thousands, are effectually de
strde-
stroyedand removed. Says a distinguished plivsiol.
°gist : There is scarcely an individual upon the face oldie
earth whose body . exempt from the presence of worms.
It is not upon the healthy elements of the body that
worms exist, but upon this diseased humors arid slimy
deposits that breed these living monsters of disease.
No system of Medicine, no vermihiges, no antlielinin
itics, will free the system from worms like these Hit
ters.
MEN
Mechftniettt Diseases. Persons engaged in
Paints and Itlinerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters,
Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, wit
be subiect to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against
this take a dose of WALICHICS VINISGAR BITIIIRS once
or twice a week. as a Preventive.
Uilions, Remittent, and interinittenl
Fevers, which are so prevalent in the valleys of ono
great rivers throughout the United States, especiaky
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Ilimois, Ten
;lessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Bram:,
Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roan
oke, James, and many others, with their vast 161,in:t
ries, throughout our entire country during the Sumni,
and Autumn, and remarkably en during seasons oi
unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied
by extensive derangements of the stomach anti liver, and
other abdominal viscera. There are always more or leers
obstructions of the liver, a weakness and irritable state
of the stomach, and great torpor of the bowels, being
clozged up with vitiated accumulations. In their ta ea!-
mein, a purgative, exerting a powerful influeiice upot
these various organs, is essentially necessary. There
no cathartic for the purpose equal to DR. J. WAI.KRI:' ,
VItIRGAR lIITTIIRS, as they will speedily
dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are
loaded, at the same time stimulating the serren,nii: of
the liver, and generally restoring the healthy function:
of the digestive organs.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goiter,
Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial A.
fcctions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skit', Sore Eves
etc., etc. In these, as in all other constitutional Dn.*
eases, WAI. KIER'S VINRGAR BITTRRS have hhown the./
great curative powers in the roost obstinate anti lull ACC.
able cases.
Dr. Walker's eftlitortraint Vinegar DID era
act on all these cases in a similar manner. By pot ifyiuty
the Blood they temove the cause, and by resolving away
the edects of the inflamisiation (the tubercular deposits?
the affected carts receive health, and A permanent cunt
is effected.
The properties of DR. WALKER'S VINIIIIAP
BIT I ER , : are Aperient. Diaphoretic and Carnunat,e,
Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative. Counter-10 1.•
tant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious.
The Aperient and marl Laxative properties of
DR. WALKER'S VIERGAR BITTERS are the brit sale
grairtl in all cases of eruptions and malignant levet
their balsamic, healing, and soothing properties protect
the humors of the fauces. Their Sedative propertiei
allay pain in the nervous
. system, stomach, and Motels,
either from inflammation, wind. colic, cramps, eta.
'flieir Counter-Irritant influence extends throughout
the ,ystetn. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kal
correcting and regulating the flow of urine. I heir
Anti Iblious properties stimulate the liver, in the set r e
lion of bile, and its discharges through the bihary duos,
and are superior to all remedial agents, fur tit., cute of
Bilinmr Fever, Fever and Ague, etc.
Fortify the body against disease be tmrt
fying all its fluids with VINP.G %ft rvits. No mt.
denim can tale hold of a system thus foreat tned. I•.ti
liver, the stomach, the bowels, the Laleleys, and hie
nerves are rendered disease-proof by this great invig
ttnant.
. .
Directions.—Take of the Bitters on r,oituz, b, 1.-4
et night front a ha to one and one-half wine-gi.t.stult
Eat good notudillitng food, such as beef steak, 1111.11/011
chop, venison , roast beef, and vegetables, and t.d.t
out-door exercise. They are compo,ed of purely vegot
able ingredients, and contain no m,int.
J. WALK ER, Prou'r. R. H. MeDON &LEI
1)11140m. and Gen. S.to
EOl.ll LiV ti AND LIE :LH:,
BLATCHLEY'S IMPROVED
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMP.
Tasteless, Durable, Eftle.elit and
Cheap. The best plllllll for the
least money. A ttebtiou ls es: ~•
ally invited to filatchley's
IMPrOVeil Bracket 81141:N1'1V lio,;)
Check Valve, which call lot, I , llt
drawn without removing the
pump or disturbing the j ,, infs.
Also, the Copper Chamleir,which
never cracks or scales, and is I I
outlast' any other. For sal, by
dealers) everywhere. Solid fu:
l'atalogue and Price
Medical.