RTC CENTRE HALL REPORTER. - -() Centre Hall, Pa. June, 26th. 1808. LOCAL ITEMS. 728~Two Nrw Emrier Sewing Ma- cHINES, warranted. for sale at this Office. Irox City Connrar.—A scholarship to this institution for sale at this office, and to be had at a bargain, Br.aNks.—Blank Summons and r * . : \ 2 » Vendu Notes for sale at this office. —— & > ——— ‘ Locan News. —Our readers are solicited to furnish us items of local interest for pub- lication. Send us the facts only, and we will get them in shape for publication. lp - Our readers would oblige us, hy oecen- | sionally mailing a copy of the Rerorreg to their relatives and acquaintances outside of our county, especially to such as former- lv dived:in Pennsvalley. It would be the most welcome matter you could mail to such, and would be the means of inducing many to become subscribers, Any person \ . nil ' sending us 8 new subscribers, an 812. will be entitled tothe RRrortirone year free, for 4 new subsribers, and $6 the getter up of the club will receive the RerorTER 6 months free. This offer good from this date ~—the names can be sent in as they sub- scribe. EE - r Y - - Tur Narionan Hore at Millheim, under its new proprietor, our cood na- nN . tured friend, J. W. Hosterman, is ob- taining a wide reputation as one of the best kept Hotels in central Pennsyl- | vania, Mr. Hosterman has to | great expense in refitting the National, | and a tastier, more convenient, and peiter conducted house for the ae modation of travellers, can not . - * 1 desired—the genial nature of the host and hostess makes you feel so | much at home, that youleave them | with regret, gone he | Histable lacks nothing | that theappetite can crave. His baris | supplied with pure liquors, and his | stables roomy, and comfortable for horses. Drovers can always be ae-| commodated with any number of hor-! SCS, : June, 11,3t - LIL To Business Men. Weinvite business men wishing to | advertise, to eall and examine the subscription list of the Rerorrer, and | satisfy themselves that it preients a | most desirable advertising medium, | esnecially for this side, the heart of the | ¢ unty. "This has been the experience | of allso far, who have advertised in the Reporter. WW: venture to say, that since we commanceld the pablica- | tion of this paner, the rapt l increase of | oar list, unsolicite 1, is without prece- dent in this county. emesis fm ——— The attention of our readers is di- | rected to the advertisement of (Coe's| Dyspepsia Cure, in another part of this paper. This truly Valuable Medicine ix re- | commended by all who use it. { ee tee fp A M'MaxrtGar, at Milroy, offers nails at 34,85—=see his advertisements. reeset smtp tleresomem— ARRESTED ror Marn-Rosniva.— Henry Fryer, of Milroy, formerly Hains township, this county, was arres- ted, on last Monday evening, at Belle- fonte, for robbing the mail between Potter's Mills and Centre Hill. The readers of the RervorteERr will remem- bor that some eight weeks azo we ferred to a package of money, contain- ing $390, which had been mailed hy Mr. Alexander, at Milroy for Belle fonte. The package was passed through by the Post Master at Potter's Mills but was missed at Centre Hill, the next office. A detective had been on the watch since the robbery was com- | mitted, and as it appears, has fixed it upon Fryer, who was driving stage at the time. Fryer had served about 17 months in the penetentiary Jess than a year aco, for of re- 3.12 . ‘ ral} robbine a store, and wil 11 : ; > no doubt again sce his old and for a considerably longer term. aunarters eC t-—— BArY BuryT.—During the thander storm on last Saturday afternoon, the barn of Mr. Henry W. Stover, near Zion, this county, was struck by light- | ning and burned to the ground. Mr. Stover was formerly a resident of Wood- | ward, this. eounty. iiss Yt lf - Orr sanctum was enlivened on last Wednesday afternoon, by the smiling face of Hon. P. G. Meck, of the Watch- | man. © May he live to visit us often. | rrr ete Apne WE direct the attention of our rea- | ders to the advertisement of the Penn Hall Academy. This Institution has | for several years been in a flonrizhing condition, and has been conduc a manner satisfactory to all. lle bie, gs AxorHER FIire—On last Wednes- day morning the black-smith shop of Myr. Cyrus Luse, near Farmer's Mills, | Gregg township, insome way unknown, toek: fire;and burnt to the ground, with nearly all its contents. The shop was of considerable size and contained, be- sides what belonged to the smith-shop, | a variety of agricultural implements, | belonging to C. & D. F. Luse. The total loss is about 8500, with no insur- ance. te A ——G - The proposal to extend a Branch R. R. to Miflinburg, was referred to a committee at the meeting in Philadel- phia last week. - ep - Enormous Deficienices. The economical management of the Federal finances by the dominant party is likely to be still further ex- posed: The deficiency of the Paymas- ter General’s Office is twenty-five mill- ion dollars, and is attracting much atten tion. Congress endeavored to secute popularity by voting large bounties to soldiers, and at the same time to avoid the charge of profligacy by not appro- priating the necessary funds. Hence the enormous deficiency in the War Department. The Internal Revenue Department will fall thirty-five million dollars below Mr. Rollins’ estimates. er’s unexpected resignation. To all this will now be added a fearful de- ficiency 1n the Postoflice Department, the accounts of which have not been balanced since the 31st of December, the people, and the dominant party will not receive much eredit on the SCOTe of economy. * Barr township, Huntingdon county, inst., and entirely destroyed. V ALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE! The undersiened offers his Farm, Urivate Sale. The farm contains 306 ACRES, which will be sold as a W wole, to tollows: I'he or balance will be sold in two nearly equal tracts. unon which are two wood-house, a good stable, vagon-shed, hog-pen &e. A good young apple orchard torn near the house. 50 ACRES OF TIMBELAND well wooded, with good young Timber, in- cluded in last mentioned parcel ofiand. This FT YidS Har Pri Jdersigned upon the premises, WM. STUMP. junel® 63,3m, Pottor tp. NZRA P. TITZELL. Y Milroy Mifilin Co.. Pa MANUFACTURER AND IN STOVES TINWARE, &ec. tis stock consists in part of DUST COOKING STOVE, The Celebrated Barley Sheatf. Ironsides Cook. Oriental Cook. Fulton Range, Oriental Base Barner Parlor Stove, Oriental Parlor Furnaces, Spears Parlor. Spears Orbicular, and Stoves for offices, Cannon, and other Stoves suitable for dwellings, A full line of Tinware and Self Sealine, Fruit Cans on hand. Particular attention give hima call. His Store is R. Depot. | X ' tod um. vaittaye to near the R. jun ren GALVANIZED LIGHTNING ) ROD. SUPERIOR TO ANY IN USE. This rod eombines all the recentimprove- Points, Insulators, and attach- iron bars, five-eichts of an inch ground, spiral twisted and galvan- ized. They are warranted neverts corrode, and are connected by perfectly fitting solid copper burs, which form not only a perfect anid continuous eonneetion from the points eround, but by a combination of met- form a ments als, enablinz the Rod to discharge the elecir ef tv of the most t thunder storm huarm- les<ly into the eround. / 3 : 10 Star Galvanized to remain bright vas} Nn rat nth nave opeen erecoed Hl Lig :ES AND PUBLIC INSTI- TUTIONS ays 43 4s rid Ral is and clean. principal warrant od They always COLLE: throuzhout the country. Manufactured at the North American Lightninz Rod Factory, Philadelphia. These Rods are put up by Samuel Harp- -, Centre Hall, Pa., at 8 . per Foot, 2Hets orders will be promptly atten- juneld us, 3m, " v} » i! by whom all ded t ' i N EW HARDWARE STORE! J. & J. HARRIS. NO. 5 BROCKERHOFF ROW, A new heen and comnlete Hardware Store has vd by the undersigned in Brock- erinoff”z new building —where they are pre- pared to zellall kinds of Building and House Furnishing Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, nnen Bu Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and Hand Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, [ee Cream Freezers, Bath Tabs, Clothes Racks, a full sizes, Picture Frames, els, Spades and Forks, Norway Rodz. Oils, Lard, lows, Screw Plates, Factory Bella, House Balls, Dinne Cone Bolle” Bolle Grindstone: : Tools, Fruit Jars and Cuns. Pa aiverd and y ¥ IY A Fry oe, HA AVAsaY, P McCAFFREY & CO'S ® Junes oh iy, J. Wholesale and Retail BOOT AND SHOE Store, One Door above Reynold’s Bank. We will not mention in this advertise- ment the different varieties of Boots and Shoes, and Gaiters of every description, that comprise our stock—suflice to say, that is complete in every particular and nothing to excel it in style, quality, extent or price in the county. Our ready-made stock was bought from manufacturers in the East who are careful of their reputation, and would not sell an article in the least inferior to what they represent, Ve would invite especial attention to our custom made work,—well knowing thatup- on the satisfaction pendered in this Depart- ment depends entirely our success in busi- ness, Kmploying none but First-Class Workmen. We are enabled to guarantee satisfaction t» all who may fayor us with their patronage. 3A liberal reduction made on whole- gale purchases, juned’td, ly. g P. McAFFREY & CO. DEAT HS. On the 20th day of June, in Penn tp., after a lingering illness of Dropsy, Michael | Stover, aged 70 yeats, 1 month and 4 days Funeral service attended to by Rev, C, | H, Reiter on the 21st of June, at Aarons- { burg, Pa. | On 17th in Miles tp., Mr. Sylvesfer Gram- | ly, nged 35 years, On 16th in Miles tp., Mrs. Sarah Shafer, | aged 81 yearsand 7 mouths, The decensed | wus the widow of Hon, John Shafer, for- merly one of the Associate Judges of this county, On the 11th, day of June, in Penn tp., after a short illness of eroup, Catharine | Mary Elma, daughter of Jacob & Marga- | reta Sanders; aged 11 months and 16 days. Funeral services were attended to, on the { 13th, of June, by Rev. C, H. Reiter, “A light is quenched that, too, was fair, A flower has gone from earth, Al ' y . F'o blossom inn brighter sphere, Midst lowers of heavenly birth, Yet, again, we hope to meet thee, When the day of life is fled, There in heaven, with joy to greet thee, Where no farewell toar is shed, On Mth, at Aaronsburg, Michael Dough- erty, aged about 5) years, COLLEGE is now the largest and most successful Business | College in the Union This doubtless, jy ! attributable to the superiority of its system of practical actual husiness training by means of which it has been ableto secure ot its students a greater degree of officieney | than any other school has yet aecomplish- ed. Its graduates are everywhere recog- | nized as the best and most relinble ac- | countants to be found ; hence their services are always indemand. For particulars, we | refer our readers to the Circularof the Col- lege, to be had on application to the Prin- cipuls, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburgh, Pa. A7YY: 3) : . FIITY HEADS now clothed with masses of rich black and | brown hair would, if they were unfortun- | ately THE IRON CITY - AND 1*'1 17) A dN FX | CUT OFF | from a supply of CRISTADORO'S DYE, begin to TURN WHITE, red, sandy, and gray. Manhood and beauty, ' with the one defeet in their personal ap- | pearance remedid by CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE | rejoice in their good fortune, and recom- mend it to all,who require a perfect dye, | Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. 68 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all | Draggists, Applied by all Hair Dressers. June dH, WHVT EVERY HORSEMAN WANTS. —A | good, cheap, and reliable liniment. Such | an article is D R. TOBIAS | VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT. | In Pint Bottles at One Dollar. For Cuts, Galls, Colic, Sprains, &e., warranted cheaper than any Lameness, other. It is used by all the great horsemen It Ring Bone nor Spavin, as there is no Lin- will. What itis No owner on Long Island courses. will not cure ( iment in existence that stated to cure it positively does, bottle. One dose revives and often tthe life of an over-heated or driven horse. saves be Use it one and this valuable Liniment to Embrocation of the day. ail. Y ork. Keepers, june, 568, 1m. NEW YORK. Wheat dull at S2.11a2.12 for No. $2.20a42,22 for No. 1 spring. ; Ait = 1, 80al, 90, 9 ive nominal S3iudie tor Western in Corn steady at $1,06a1,07 tor new mixed Western afloat, CHICAGO MARKET, Wheat No. 1 at 31,071-9a1.98. and No. 2 at S1.073a1.99 ol Sing steady at 81.98 for No. 2. Lard 18al6ic. Beef Caitle dull. Hogs duli a* 25a30¢. lower for be and 15a2e for grades. Hog: active and 13a2d¢ sales at SR 0048.80 for inferior to choice. LEWISBURG MARKET. Wheat = {0), Corn, new, 1.00, Bye 1.95. Outs, 32 1h. 70, lative demaud at \ ie : ' : store ana niioat common Fry timothvseed, dull, 275, Flaxseed 2.00, Cloversed, dall, 6.00, Butter 20. Ham 2, White beans 3,00, Kem 18, Lard, dull, 18, Tallow 10), Potatoes 1,50. Dried Apples 1b. 10, Pork 8a. Side & shoulder 15. LOCK HAVEN MARKETS. White Wheat 2.60, Red do 2,09, Common do 2.50. Rye 1,40, Corn 1,204. Outs 75, Butter 25, Eggs 22 Bacon Hams 19, Bacon Sides 16. Potatoes 1.40. (lover Seed 6.50, Timothy Seed 3.00. LLEFONTE MARKETS 1 2k, VW bitte wheat PL a0, red Rye 1,50, Corn 115, Outs 65, Barley 1,50. Cloverseed 5,50, Potatoes 1,32. Lard per pound 16, Pork per pound 18, Butter 0, Eggs 20, Pliuster per ton $16, LUMBER: Panel $40 per M, tun of mill, dry 314 per M. Samples 314 per MM, Bill stuff 18220 +r M. Hemloek bill stuff 14a 18 per M. 15 inch shingle No 1 RT per M. do No 2 $6,00, do No 2} $4.60. do No 3 $4.00, 24 inch shingleNo 1 $14. do No 2 $12. do No 3 $7,50. MILROY MARKETS. White Wheat $2 50. Red 2,40. Rye 1,40. Corn 100. Oats 6), Plaster per ton 10,00, Salt per sack 3,50, Flour (family) 6,50, Butter 20. Eggs 18. Bacon Sides & Shoulders 15 Hams 20. Lard 15. Potatoes 1,50, Apples dried 123, PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Gold 189, fond wheat 2,40a2,50, 2.75. Rye 1,80, Corn yellow, 1,11a1,13, Oats 83 western, 90 for good Penna, Hams 20421, sides 174a18, Cloverseed 5,50a6, Timothyseed 2,50a2,70, Flaxseed 2,80a2,85, white 2,60a Nira M FOY'S CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER, This supporter combines, in one Garment, A perfect fitting corset, and the most desi- rable skirt supporter ever offered to the public. It places the weight of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of the hips; it im- proves the form without tight Incing ; gives ease and elegance; is approved and recoms mended by physicians, The universal and unparalleled success which has attended the introduction of the article, and the many thousands of dozens sold annually, is conclusive evidence that its merits are appreciated. For sale at Wolf's Old an (, FO. D. PIFER, 1 is the place to buy DRY GOODS BOOTS & SHOES NOTIONS, &C. Having just returned from the city with a large assortment of carefully selected Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, can offer inducements to you which you may not he able to receive ut other places, and I feel confident that if you should favor me with a call, we will be mu- apl7o8,1y. URNSIDE & THOMAR, B Offer to the Public one of the largest and best selected stocksz of merchan- dice, in Centre county. Call, examine and see for yourself, ted Boots and Shoes, warranted to give satisfaction, at reduced yrices, only to found at BURNSIDE & THOMAS, ted spices. Try them for your own satisfac- tion. You ean only find them at BURNSIDE & THOMAS. ut BURNSIDE & THOM ASR, BURNSIDE & THOMAS’, ARNESS, collars, cart whips, carriage whips, in great varieties, govern- dlery line, at RURNSIDE & THOMAS". out to eatch trout at BURNSIDE & THOMAS". I gov. juva, best quality Rio coffee, ing molasses, rice and everything in the place. through the county if you want a good article go to BURNSIDE & THOMAS. J EATHER of all descriptions, french ad calf «kin, spanish sole leather, mo- roceo’s, sheep skins, linings. Everything BURNSIDE & THOMAN', SAHOE-MAKERS TOOLS and findings, A in ull their varieties, at BURNSIDE «a THOMAS. QADDLERS BUCKLES, hooks, bits h spots rings. Everything a saddler wants for the manufacture of harness, to he found at BURNSIDE «a THOMAS’. : ASKETS in all their varieties, childrens : earringes, willow ware, guns, pis- tols, powder, shot, caps, Parisien &c., at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS’. { of all Kinds, at : BURNSIDE & THOMAS. N EW PATTERNS of oil cloths, at re- duced prices, at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS. TOTIONS of all kinds, Stelring's gloves, | Handkerchiefs, combs, pocket hooks, in all their variety and very cheap, at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS". faction, at FPYURKEY PRUINS, raisens, apples, oranges, lemons, of foreign fruits, Hams, bacon &c., at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS’. Bi J ty, at ABITS SOAP, Wm. Hagan and Ke- ons, olive soap, Dobbins’ soap Jesse Oakley's soaps, old castile, pure, Palmsoap, Elderling’s soap, and a great variety of other soaps, at BURNSIDE «s THOMAS’. TT kinds of country produce, at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS", WHITE FISH, Herring, Mackeral, &c., at apl7’ 68. BURNSIDE « THOMAS’. renches all kimds NED FRUITS, peaches, tomatoes, pine apples, and peas in great varie- BURNSID i &« THOMAS. highest market prices paid for all 640 MILES OF THE Union Pacific RAILROAD Are now finished and in operation. Sixty miles of track have been laid this spring, and the work along the whole line between the Atlantic and Pacific States is being pushed forward more rapidly than ever be- fore. More than twenty thousand men are employed, and it is not impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished in 1869 instead of 1870. The means provided are ample, und all that en- ergy, men and money ean derto secure the completion of this GREAT NATIONAL WORK, nt the earliest possible day, will be done. THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD RECEIVE: I.—A GoverxMENT GRANT of the right of way, and all necessary timber und other materials found along the line of its opera- tions, IL—A GoversxMeNT GrANT of 12,800 acres of land to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each side of its round. Thisisan absolute donation, and will be a source of lurge revenue in the future, HL —~A GoverNMENT GRANT of United States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from $16,000 to $48,000 per mile, according to the difficalties to ba surmounted on the various sections to be built. The Govern- ment takes a second mortgage as security, and it is expected that not only the interest, but the principal amount may be paid in services rendered by the Company in trans. porting troops, mails, &e. The interest is now much more than paid in this way, be- sides securing a great saving in time and money to the Government. IV.—A GovERNMENT GRANT of the right to issue its own First Mortgnge Bonds, to aid in building theroad, to the same amount us the U. 8. Bonds, issued for the same pur- The Government Per- mits the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the Bonds to the Company only as the road is completed, and after it hus been examined by United States Commissioners and pronounced to be pose, and no more. with an heavy Trail, and completely supplied with depots, stations, turnouts, carshops, locomotives, cars, &e. V.—A Carirtan Stock SUBSCRIPTION from the stockholders, of which over Eight | Million Dollars have been paid in upon the | work already done, and which will be in- | creased us the wants of the Company re- i quire, | VL—=Negr Casu Ear~NiNGs on its Way | Business, that already amount to morethan | the interest on the First Mortgage Bonds, | These earnings are ne indication of the vast | through traffic that, must follow the open- | ing of the line to the Pacific, but they cer- | tainly prove that FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS times their amount, | cy. | The Company have abundent means in | their treasury, and make no appeal to the { public to purchase their Bonds, asthe daily subscriptions are entirely satisfactory; but beral returns, there iz certainly no better imvestment in the market, The Union Pacific Bonds are for £1,000 | each, and have coupons attached. have thirty years to run, and bear annual cent. in gold. The Principal is payable in | gold at maturity. gold, these bonds pay an annaal income on | ANDIT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY MAY SOON BE AT A PREMIUM. MILROY DRYS AND HARDWARE STORE. I have just received a very large wssortment of goods, which will be gold at the lowest eash prices, at V.J. MMANIGAL'S. ZRUGS AND MEDICINES all war- ranted pure. Physicians perscrip- tions filled at all hours. Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes only. A large assortment of Patent Kodicins ut MMANIGAL'S. i OUSE FURNISHING HARD- WARE. Personsbuilding will do well to give him a call before purch- aseing elsewhere. 'Barh door hinges, from twelve tod0inches long. Barn door rollers, Strap hinges all sizes, nt M'MANIGARS, rp ——— 1.85 PER . KEG FOR NAILS at M'MANIGALS. RON. Iron all sizes, Beollop and all heavy Iron, from best manufactures ut 4§ per pound, at M' MANIGAL'S. HORSE SHOES, BN orway Nailrods, Cast Steel, Blister Steel, Spring Steel, Springs, A xeles, &e, &e., MMANIGALS. EST 14 Hicory Fellows at $2,00 per sett B Hubs and Rims, Spokes, Shafts &e. M'MANIGAL'S. QADLE RY HARDWARE of very des- ) eription, at M'MANITGALS. AUTLERY. Alargeassortment of Poeck- ot und Table cutlery, Tea and table spoons. In this line we defy eompetition. Waiters and tea trays, at MMANIGALS. FIYRUNKS and Travelling Begs. lage as- 1 sortment at M MANIGAL'S EST RED SOLE LEATHER at 30cts. a at nt Calf skins, Lining skins, Toppings, Shoe makers finishing tools, - at MMANIGAL'S. ————————— i r—— {ILVER PLATED WARE of every A quality, at M MANIGALS. WwW ALL PAPER, 4000 picces just re- caived 37 different Patterns, good paper at 10 and 12} ets. at M'MANIGAL'S. (HILDRENS CARRIAGES, £500 and ( up at M MANIGAL'S. WwW JOD AND WILLOW WARE Tubs Churns, Baskets, Grain rakes Scythes and Snethes at M'MANIGAL'S, ARGE assortment of Tuble snd Car- 3 ringe Oil Cloth, Table ard Stand Paterns, at M MANIGALS, {tABINET MAKERS, { Y ou ean buy vour Oils, Paints, Var- nish Paint and Varnish brushes, (ground Bristles,) a mew Patent Bedstead fastner and a great naany other articles you need, low ut MMANIGALS. large assortment of Fancy and com- mon Soaps. Will be =old whole- x sale and retail, at MMANIGAL'S. PYBGELAIN AND BRASS Kettles, Tea Kettles, Bake Pans, &e., at MMANIGAL'S. tARPENTERS. ( You can buy your Plains, Chisels, Saws gnd other tools low, at MMANIGAL’S. - YOR OIL CLOTH, 12 Different Pat- terns, 4, 5, 6 and 84 wide, a good ar- Oil Shades, all new patterns, M'MANIGAL'S. ticle at Hhets. at Pulleys, Whips, Broom twine, Broom handles, &e., &e., at W.J. MMANIGAL'S, Hardware Store, may 1568 1y. Milroy, Pa. before the time of such advance. Subscriptions will bereceived in CENTRE HALL BY FRED. KURTZ, gau Street, AND RY Wall St, throughout the United States, express, Parties subscribing through loeal livery. A Paveurner AND Mar For 1868 hasjust been published by the Company, giving vertisement, respecting the Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country trav- ersed by the Road, the Means for Construe- tion, and the Value of the Bonds, which will be sent free om application at the Com- pany's offices or at any of the advertised JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York, agents, juned' 68, WORLD MUTUAL Life Insurance Company of NEW YORK. I. F. Frueauff, Hollidaysburg Pa., Gen- eral Agent for Pennsylvania. B. O. Dcininger, Millheim Pa., Local Agent. Centre Cov.aty Reference.—D. I. Hilbish, M.D, P.T Musser, M. D., Col. 1. P. Go- burn, Hon. F. Kurtz, Wm. Harter, Den- ist. The World is conducted upon the mutu- al principle, by which policy holders are insured free—as all the insured have the benefits of the profits, The Dividends are paid annually, after the second year, by B40 the insured se- cure all the advantages of the profits. Thus tho dividends increase from year to year, until they reach the sum of the annual pre- mium, and then exceed it. Policies are paid in ZAirty days after due notice and proof has been given of the death of the in sured, : Thirty days grace are allowed in the re- newal of premiums’ After two annual payments all policies remain in force. apl0O'68 1y. Lightness of Draft Combined. THE WORLD'S By common consent the most perfect piece of agricultural inachinery in existence Manufactured by BALL & COMPANY, CANTON OHI10. The limits of an ordinary advertisement will not admit of an extended description of the points in which its acknowledged su- will be seen: — 1st. The gearing is cut from solid iron | { { Fhe principal points of superiority of the cut over the cast gear are accuracy and uni- amount of power required to propel it, every wheel and cog being cut to a standare 2d. The shafting is also turned with per- fect uniformity and aceuracy, and the wheels —which are Bored to a standard guage—keyved upon them, forming a con- nection so perfect and permanent that there cannot possibly be the least vibration. 3d. The trame or foundation consists of a solid iron shell or case, sufficiently strong to effectually protect the gearing from dam- age by strain in passing over rough ground, and, with a closely fitting hinged-top short, all external causes of destruction. 4th. The boxing—which constitutes a part of the frame—is, with its caps, filled with babbit metal, the adjustment of the shafling being by guage, so that the bear- ings are not only perfect and uniform throughout, but the alignment itself perfect. Oth. The box caps are secured in their places by being bossed and sunk into cor- responding recesses or counter bores in the Shor Dic 8. The bolts used are turned and faced to fit tightly and the thread cut upon a lathe instead of squeezed or ground into the iron. The nuts are of the best quali- ty, hot-pressed faced and hexagon shaped. The attachinents combine all’ the essen- tin improvements in common use and some of superior merit which are peculiar to the machine, the whole being gotten up in the most convenient and substantial manner. Circulars containing specifiic description of the machine, with price list furnished upon application to the manufacturers.’ . ISAAC HAUPT, Agent for Centre Co., Pa. JOR SALE. A two-story dwelling i, house, and two lots, in Centre qin Hall. Anabundance of ehoice imo fruit trees on the premises, and i ential yd rant near the door. Apply “20 FRED. KURTZ. HE DEAD MUST BE BURRIED. The undersigned would respectfully an- nounce to his friends, and the surrounding community in general, that he is fully pre- pared to furnish Coffins, at the shortest no- tice, and at reduced prices. H. R. SMITH, ap24'68,6m. fk. we Churchville. foes D.: : : Came’ to the stable of the under- signed near Potters Mills, on the morning of the 1st day of June last. a light brown mare; about eight years old; and has re- mained with the subseriber: since. The owtter of the sine is hereby requested to come forward, prove property, pay costs, andremove the same from: his stable. + JACOB. KUSTENBAUDER. juin St. - WONJUGAL-LOYVR,. te el TR SA 5 Sr STAG. AND THE NAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE Essny for the Young Met, onthe Krrors, Abuses and Disenses which destroy the Manly Powers aud creste impediments to Maiige withisure means of relief. Sent in sealed’ Jetter envelopes free of charge Address, Dr. J.. Skillin' Houglitens, How- ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. june 568 Iy.. TRAY ~Stnted from the premises 4 of the subscriber, near Agronsburg > TRY about four week's ago.. a r Ned l speckled roan: heifer, about nine 2k - 4% months old. Any informati n of the whereatiouts of the same, will’ be suit- ably rewnrded, by the ndenigned; junel9, St. WM. HARTER. N. HILLIBISH, eX Wholesale and retail desler in ARegheny Street. Bellefonte, Pas. Read only a partial fist of Cook Stoves; ellin 18 x rly, y . Ornamental, Oriental, oval Cook. Prine Roya. Sea Shell, Artisan, And America. Parlor and Office Stoves = $orning Glory, ropie, Brillinat, New Egg. And Parlor Cooks for Wood or Coal, and Wood Stoves of every description. Attention is called to Wir stoslt of Rooniig Plate. a new size, whieh he Nas just receiv ed, size 40x20. It makes Better job than the oldi size, and enn Ba furnished cheaper than any other establishment in town. z= Spouting and joBbiag tended to. Charges reasons faction guaranteed. romptly si- le and satis- june5'68 1y. ¢ (+ RAND EXHIBITION Of new amd cliexp goods just received Spened at the store of Graff & Thompson, Milroy, mwewrly opposite G. W. Graham's Hoted, consisting of a splendid assortment of Dress awed fatey goods, saeh us Mohair Cloths Alpacas, DeLaines; Ginghams, Calicoes, Lawns, Muslins, Cassimeres, Men's Summer Goods, Boots & Bhoes, Hats of 211 kinds, Hardware, Drugs Wall Pager, Juedns are, Buekets and Tubs Ready made elothing Fish, Ryrups of different kinds, And a general variety of other merchan- dize, usually kept in country stores, all of which they now offer at the lowest prices. Farmers and others from Centre county will do well to give them a eall, and exam- ine their stoek before purchasing else- where. We shall at all times be pleased to show ctistomers our goods, and will make it an object to sell goods low. REMEMBER THE PLACE IS IN MILROY. They also have at their Tannery a good assortment of OAKSOLEANDHARNESSLEATHER KIP AND CALF SKINS on hand and will be sold low for eash. Bark and Hides Wanted at the Tannery in Milroy, for which we will pay 8e. pe pound for Bull, 9 for Steer and Cow hide: 13 for Calf skins, clear of cuts and scares. The highest prices will be paid in cash « trade for good oak bark, may8'60,1y. GRAFF & THOMPSON. THE KIRBY. To Farmers, who are in wantof a Mowe and Reaver, will do well to examine tk Kirby. Send for a descriptive Catalogs or call on SHORTLIDGE & CO., Agents. apl0' 683m, Ballefonte, Pa Whitman's celebrated confections, Whitman's celebrated chocolate, Buker’'s chocolate, Smith's chocolate, China Ginger, English Pickes, American Pickles, at ABURNSIDE &« THOMASYS'.
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