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CENTRE HALL REPORTER.
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Centre Hall, Pa. July, 24th 1808,
© LOCAL ITEMS.
zo~Two Nrw Emrirk Sgwina Ma-
cuiNgs, warranted, for sale at this Office.
IroN City CoLLrGR.—A scholarship to
this institution for sale at this otlice, and to
be had at a bargain,
Braxks.—~Blank Summons and
Vendu Notes for sale at this office.
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Locar News. —Our readors are solicited
to furnish us items of loeal interest for pub-
lication. Send us the facts only, and we
will get them in shape for publication,
i ly cp Apri
Our readers would oblige us, by ocea-
sionally mailing a copy of the REPORTER to
their relatives and acquaintances outside
of our county, especially to such as former-
ly lived in Pennsvalley., It would be the
most welcome matter you could mail te
such, and would be the means of inducing
many to become subscribers, Any person
sending us 8 new subscribers, and $12, will
be entitled tothe REroRTERONe year free,
for 4 new subsribers, and $6 the getter up
of the club will receive the REPORTER 6
months free, This offer good from this date
—the names can be sentin as they sub-
scribe,
To Business Men.
Weinvite business men wishing to
advertise, to call and examine the
subscription list of the ReporTER, and
satisfy themselves that it preients a |
most desirable advertising medium,
preach in this place again in one week
from next Sunday.
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For TRAVELERS. ~Since odr friend
Buoy has become proprietor of the
stage-rout which centre at Centre Hall,
he has made such arrangements in the
running of the same, as to insure the
greatest possible speed and convenience
to the traveling community, Persons
leaving Philadelphia in the morning
train reach Centre Hall, via Milroy,
at ¥ in the evening of same day, and
Bellefonte at 11, as the coaches do not
leave Milroy until abobt 5 o'clock, p.
m., after the arvival of the cars. Das
sengers coming in from the west can
leave Pittsburg at midnight, and reach
Centre Hall, via Bellefonte, at about
1 o'clock, noon, same day, as the
coacues do not leave Bellefonte for this
place, until 11} o'clock, shortly after
the arrival of the western train, and
are thus brought right through into the
heart of our valley. Passengers from
the direction of MifHinburg and Aa-
ronsburg, going west, reach Centre
Hall at about 6 o'clock in the evening,
and make connection at 9, about 3
hours later, with stages for Bellefonte,
instead of being obliged to lie over at
this place nearly one day as formerly.
Stages going cast through Pennsvalley,
leave Centre Hall at 7 every morning.
Stages for Spruce Creek leave Centre
especially for this side, the heart of the
county. This has been the experience |
of allso far, who have advertised ir |
the Rerorrer. We venture to say, |
that since we commenced the publica-
tion of this paper, the rapid increase of
our list, unsolicited, is without prece-
dent in this eounty.
Grasspopress are very plenty in
many parts of our county, and are com-
mittinge havoek among the young clover
and garden vegetables.
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Aryv BroxkN.—The wife of Mr. |
Henry Emerick, from near this place, |
had her arm broken, above the wrist |
on last Monday, by falling froma cher-
ry tree.
Lec Broxex.—On last Monday
morning a sonof Mr. Hugh Laurimore,
in the Loop, aged about 13 years, m
company with another boy attempted
to ride & horse without a bridle. The !
flies having been very troublesome,
caused the animal to run away, throw-
ing off both the riders, and tramping
upon the left leg of young Laurimore,
caused a compound fracture of the limb
between the knee and ankle which as
Dr. Neff informs us, is of a very seri- |
ous and dangerous nature.
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Ronsep.—Mr. Michael Ziegler, of
Miliheim, was robbed, at Pittsburg, on
last Saturday night. The circumstances
as related to us, are as follows: As
Mr. Ziegler was about leaving the ears
he made inquiry among the passengers, |
as to where an acquaintance was living |
whieh no one seemed to know, when |
some one stepped up and told him he
knew the residence of the person and |
could conduct him to the place in five |
minutes. Mr. Ziegler gladly consented |
and off they started, and had not gone
very far, when the stranger threw his |
arms around Mr. Ziegler's neck so |
tightly as to nearly choke him and at
the same time robbed him of his pock- |
et-book, eontaining 850 which was all
the money he had, and which contain- |
cd, besides, some valuable papers. |
Through the kindness of a friend Mi- |
chael obtained a ticket gion brought |
him home again ; he had started for
Ohio, and this circumstance obliged |
him to turn about.
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Germax Rerormen.—~The Spring
communion seasons in the charge at |
Aaronsburg, Pa., of which Rev. C. H. |
Reiter 1s pastor, closed on the 21st of |
June. Forty-six persons were added |
to the church, forty-seven by confirma- |
tion and nine by certificate. The for-
mer received ecatechetical instruction |
since December last. Fifteen are
heads of families.
The attendance was very large on
the different communion occasions, and
theservicesinteresting and solemn. An
unusally large number of persons com-
muned. It was to pastor and people,
an encouraging and refreshing season. |
Judging from present indications, the |
prospects of success in this field of la-
bor are very encouraging.
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SALES —Will be sold at Sheriff’
gale, 120 acres of land, with a house |
and barn thereon erected, in Howard |
tp., on 1st of August next, as property
of S. C. and F. Karl.
Saleof persoral property of Sylvester
Gramly, dec’d, in Miles tp., on 13th of
August, Joseph Gramly, adm’r.
Chr. Longbein’s sale, in Penn tp.
on the 25th of July.
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Jonx C. Motz, of Haines township,
passed through this place, on Tuesday
last, on a trip to the Rockey Moun-
tains. May Christ have a pleasant
journey.
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Drowxep.—Dr. Kelly, a highly re-
spected citizen of Lock Haven was
drowned last week, while bathing in
the river, near that place.
The present week has been a gad one
for Lock Haven. We have had up to
this (Friday) morning five deaths and
two cases of sunstroke. The deaths
are Thomas Huff, Dr. Peale, James
McCormick, Dr. Kelly, and Mrs, Irvin.
The cases of sunstroke are Frank Leho
and Wm. Beck.
Tre Lock Haven Democrat of the
16th inst., says :
Rev. Ira C. Mitchell, formerly a
member of the Centre county Bar and
a practicing lawyer of very decided
ability, has abandoned the legal pro-
fessiop, and embraced the ministerial
calling. He delivered a sermon in the
Disciple church here, on Sunday morn-
ing last, and another in the evening.
Possessed of the very first order of tal-
eat, and; being a hard student, Mr.
Mitchell cannot fail to take high rank
tlie
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Hall every morning at 7, and arrive
from same place every evening at 6.
We furnish this for the information
of the traveling public of our valley,
who will no doubt feel thankful to Mr.
Buoy for his efforts in this behalf.
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Waars.—Harvest hands, in this sec-
tion, as we learn, receive $1,50 per
day.
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Wearner.—The weather is still
Several thunder |
ing this week, but brought us only slight |
sprinklings.
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VANDEMARK'S
Shoulder Locking Portable Fence ! |
The eost of this fence is only about |
one-half that of ordinary board fence
with posts, and is more durable, there |
being no posts to rot off.
1st. It can be made in bad weather,
or in the winter, when farm hands are
2d. The fence being all above ground
will last without repair twice as long
as a post and board fence.
ad. The fence being portable, ean
be changed and moved without injury,
and in a short time.
4th. It is all made of inch boards,
and =o simple in its construction that |
any farmer can make it, and all the |
tools necessary are a handsaw and |
hammer, avoiding the necessity of a
carpenter, as in most cases necessary.
We have seen a specimen of this
fence, 3 or 4 panels having been put
up at Spangler’s Hotel, for the inspec-
tion of the public, and no one seeing it
in the line of fences. Farmers, and
others interested, will do well to come
and see it, and judge for themselves.
for sale. at Centre Hall, by I. Chap-
pell.
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The attention of our readers is directed to
in another part of this paper.
, This truly Valuable Medicine is recom-
mended by all who use it.
J. B. Ettle's Liquor store, Bellefonte,
i= removed to the room formerly oceupied
for the bets to of liquors,
Norice.—We wolld respectfully ask
the Radicals of Milroy to ie tor the
ReporTER, and nothe takingthesame from
us, before we have had time to read it.
Milroy Subscriber.
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“Democracy in the United States;
it Has Done,
it Will Do;
What
Yhat it iz Doing, and What
a valuablework. The agency |
gency |
mission, J. G. Karston, Milroy, Pua.
a mmm ty fp Po —————
HorreEr Bros,—at Bellefonte never |
run out of any thing you want, and never |
that you cannot buy, without sayinz your |
bargain is better than could have been had |
at other stores. Any thing in the line of |
SouNDp AND SeNsiBLE.— Would You
have some genuine entertainment? Road
the Illustrated Phrenological Journal for |
August—Now Ready—containing Portraits |
and Biographical Sketches of Ole Bull |
Bavaria; the Prussian General Moltk ; Vis-
cher the German esthetic scholar; Garibal- |
di, H. D. Stratton, James D. E. De Bow,
and of others; Patterson on Phrenology ;
Faith in God; Murder of the Innocents;
Self-Culture, Brain or Muscle. Ideality
and Sublimity, Poetsand Poetry; Are You
a Romanist; Living for a purpose; What is
a change of heart? A very interesting
Number, $3a year, or $1,50 for a half year.
Address, 5. 8. WELLS, New York.
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PENN HALL ACADEMY,
This Institution will be opened on Mon-
day, thedrd of August, by
*W. HOWARD GUTELIUS,
of Franklin and Marshall College. Every
facility will be offered for acquiring a knowl-
edge of the English, Mathamatical, Scien-
tific and Classical branches,
A normal class will be opened for the
benefit of those preparing to teach.
Boarding with furnished room can be
procured for $2.58 to $2,76 per weck.
juue26'68, tf.
ALUABLE TAVERN STAND AT
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers the well-known
CENTRE HALL HOTEL STAND,
at Centre Hall, Centre county Pa., at Pri-
vate Sale. The Hotel building is a large,
well finished, two-story frame building with
Store room, large and convenient stables
and sheds, and with all necessary outbuild-
ings, and 1s known as one of the best coun-
try Hotel stands in central Pennsylvania.
4 i if desired by purchasers, there will be
sold with this property, a lot of ground in
Centre Hall, containing about } of an acre
and another lot of ground containing 24
acres, near Centre Hall. For further par-
ticulars apply to
Phy WM. STUMP
junel9 683m. Centre Hall, Pa.
EDDLERS, trrveling through the coun-
try, and representing themselves ass
goods for the undersigned, are pro-
nounced swindlers, as we never send out
any agents or peddlers,
STEENBERG & BRANDEIS.
selling
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DEATHS:
On the 15tN, of July 1888, in Brush Vals
Jey, Qentrd co, Pa. dfter a. short illness of
one werk, Arma Mirin Weaver, aged 86
yours, 3 months, and 14 days. 3
" Funeral servides attended to on 6h,
of July, by Rev, C, H. Reiter; at the Saint
Johit's Chureh, Centre co., Pa.
On 17th, in Harris tp, Mr. Philip Bhone-
berger, aged 65 years 4 months, and 2 days.
Vv? LUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE!
The undersigned offers his Farm, about
2} miles below Centre Hall, on the turnpike
leading from Old Fort to Lewisburg, at
Private Sale. The farm contains
306 ACRES,
which will be sold as a whole, or to suit
purchasers, us follows: The tract on the
south-side of the turnpike, containing 66
acres, all of which is clear and in good state
of cultivation, will be sold separately; the
balance will be sold in two nearly’ equal
tracts, upon Which are two
Berl dwelling houses, smoke-house,
wood-house, a good stable,
wagon-shed, hog-pen &e.
A good young apple orchard
es ssand a variety of choice fruit-
traes on tho premises. A good well of never
failing water near the door, and a large cis-
tern near the house,
50 ACRES OF TIMBELAND
well wooded, with good young Timber, in-
cluded in Inst mentioned parcel of land. This
land is all under the AH state of culti-
vation, and under good fences. For terms
and further particulars; eall upon the un-
dersigned upon the premises,
WAL STUMP.
Junel® 68, 3m, Potter tp.
a GALVANIZED LIGHTNING
h
0D.
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN USE.
This rod combines all the recentimprove-
ments in Points, Insulators, and attach-
ments iron bars, five-cights of an inch
square ground, spiral twisted and galvan-
ized. They are warranted neverto corrode,
and are connected by perfectly fitting solid
and continuous connection from the points
Galvanic Battery
enabling the Rod to discharge the eleetrici-
lessly into the ground.
The Star Galvanized Rod:
always to remain bright and clean,
have been erected on the principal
COLLEGES AND PUBLIC INSTI-
TUTIONS
is warranted
They
Manufactured at the North American
Lightning Rod Factory, Philadelphia.
These Rods are put up by Samuel Harp-
ster, Centre Hall, Pa., at
25¢ts. per Foot,
by whom all orders will be promptly atton-
JunelW 83m,
Wholesale and Retail
Store,
One Door above Reynolds Bank.
We will not mention in this sadvertise-
ment the different varieties of Boots and
Shoes, and Gaiters of every description,
that comprise our stock—suflice to say, that
to excel it in style, quality, extent or price
in the county.
represent.
Ye would invite especial attention to our
rt-
on the satisfaction rendered in this hel
yusi-
ment depends entirely our success in
ness. Employing none but
First-Class Workmen.
We are onabled to guarantee satisfaction t»
74 A liberal reduction made on whole-
P. McAFFREY & CO.
juned ts, ly,
cs ApS ———— ——————————
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 ples the weight of the skirts upon
the shoulders instead of the hips; it im-
proves the form without tight lacing ; gives
ease and elegance; is approved and recom-
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
Wolfs Old Stand,
Cor. of Penn and St. Clair Streots,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Largest, Oheapiom and most Success-
fu
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL.
LEGE
in the United States.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS
From Thirty-Three States in Ten
Y ears.
FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR
Containing full information, Outline of
Course of Study, samples of Cowley’s
PREMIUM PENMANSAIP,
View of the College Building, different
Departments, City of Pittsburgh, &e., &e.,
address the Principals,
SMITH & COWLEY,
apl0'68,1y. Pittsburgh, Pa.
FPYURKEY PRUINS, raisens, peaches
apples, oranges, lemons, all kinds
of foreign fruits, Hams, bacon: &a:, at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
Sesrennnae
3 A ml
Some auther says that one of the
uses of adversity is to bring us out.
That's true—particularly atthe knces
and elbows:
RiP
walkitig up
if hie could
inlet i
VAN WINKLE,
from his nap of twenty years,
only hnve moistened his
WITHERED LOCKS
with Cristadoro’s dye, would have looked
like
A YOUNG MAN
again, Marvelous, indeed, is the effect of
CRISTADORO’S HAIR DYE
in rejuvenating gray-haired humanity,
Why yield toTime when you ean baflle
him ?
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. #
Maiden Lane, New York, Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
July 3,
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A MODEL INSTITUTION. —The 1ron
City College is an institution not of theo-
ries, but of the most rigid, eorrect and
comprehensive practice, It is an entire
business world in itself Every possible
contingency of business life the A en-
counters and works out independent in the
course of his own experience. When a
man graduates from this College ha has in
preparing to do business, actually done
usiness for some time, and graduating is
little else than the change from one office
to another,
ctl tlhe enema
NEW YORK MARKET,
Wheat $1.83 for No. 2 spring: 1,95 for
No. 1; 227 for white Canada ; 2,35 for white
Michigan, Corn $1to 1,12. Oats B3aR5,
Cuba sugar 11al2. Crude Petroleum 174,
and 34 for refined. Rye $1,70n1,80. Heavy
brown sheetings bring 17a18}¢; printing
cloths 94¢ for standurits, and 134aldic for
standard makes of prints,
CHICAGO MARKET.
No, 2 Wheat 1,72.174. Corn
931; No. 2913a92% Rye old,
1,15a1, Barley, 1.4 Lard 17
Beef cattle quiet at $6,76a7,50 for good to
choice shipping. Hogs in fair demand at
$8,5008.85 for light to fair, and $9a9,50 for
good to choice assorted,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Jury 21.—Petroleum quiet; crude 22¢;
refined 34a34lc; low grades unsaleable,
Wheat advanced ; new $2.20a2.25: Chica-
go white $2400250. Rye $1,60a1.85.
Corn very quiet and unchanged. Oats
i western 80a88c¢. Provisions inac-
No. 1923
tive,
LEWISBURG
Wheat 22.00
MARKET.
Corn, new'9% Ryo:
321h, Timothyseed,
Flaxseed 2,00.......Cloversed,
dull, 6,00....... Butter 20.......Ham 20..........
White beans 3.00 Lard,
dull, Tallow Potatoes 1,50,
Dried. Apples 1b. 10....... Pork 8@9..........
Side & shoulder 15.
BELLEFONTE MARKETS.
White wheat $2 40, red 2,30
1,50 Corn 115 Oats 65
Cloverseed 5,50 Potatoes
Lard per pound 18....... Pork per pound 20,
Butter :0.......Kggs 2.......Plasterper ton
S16.
LUMBER:
Run of mill, dry S14 per M Samples
$14 per M Bill stuff 18@20 per M
Barley 1
ry
+ 1 dns
1
I8 inch shingle No 1$7 per M.....
Nod
No 2$6,00......doNo 2} £4,60
No 2 812 do No 3 $7.50
LOCK HAVEN MARKETS.
White Wheat 2.50 Red.....do.....
Common......do 2 Rye
Corn 1.95......0ats 7
Kgs 20,...... Bacon Hams Bacon...
Sides 16....... Potatoes] 40. @... Clover
6,50, ... (Timothy Seed 4,00 Flax Seed
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HARDMAN PHILLIPS,
2,40:
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T HIS manufacturing establishment at
. Yeagertown, on the Lewistown
and Bellefonte Turnpike, has now on hand
n fine stock of Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies
»
for sale ns superior in quality and stylos to
any manufactured in the country. They
in a style that challenges comparison with
any work out of or inthe Eastern cities,
and can |
ing.
anxious to excel in his artistical profession
rendering satisfaction aliko to
all patrons, operatives, his country, and
himself.
Call and examine hiz stock and learn his
prices, and you cannot fail to be satisfied.
REPAIRING
of all kinds done neatly, promptly, and
reasonably,
Yeagertown, June 12, 1868. —1y.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE MORNING PATRIOT.
The office of the late Patriot and Union
having passed into the hands of the under-
signed, they propose to supply & vacuum
that has long existed in the newspaper press
of the interior of Pennsylvania.
From some cause or other the reading-
masses of the Democratic party of the great
interior counties of the State, have been
compelled, either to do without the latest
news, or patronize journals whose political
sentiments were distasteful to them,
The Morning Patriot isintended tosapply
this want.
Its proprietors are determined that no ef-
forts shall be spared, on their part, to make
it fully equal, as a newspaper, to any of its
competitors, Whatever the eleetric wires
are able to communicate, up to the hour of
going to press, will be furnished in its col-
umns every morning; and its large size will
enable it to give quite as much reading
matter as any of its contemporaries
As an advocate of sound political senti-
ments, favoring no faction, clique or sec-
tion but devoting its entire enersle: to the
rood of the ay party; as a vehicleof the
Fatest news, and a chronicler of passing
events, we are determined that it shall not
be excelled; and we confidently appealto a
discriminating public for that yrecintion
and encouragement whichare indispensable
Lo suCCess,
Customers,
TERMS;
For the Daily, one yearinadvance......87 00
4 st Six months, 3 50
Single copies, Three Cents.
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT.
It is the determination of the proprietors
of the Patriot to make their lf journal
fully equal to what the Patriot and Union
was in its palmiest days. It will be one of
the largest weekly papers in the State, and
special pains will be taken tofill its columns
with such reading matter as will be like in-
teresting and useful to the Farmer and Me-
chanic and the Man of Business, and to
make it an agreeable and welcome visitor
in every family.
Every person should subscribe to the pa-
per printed in his own county, and we do
not mean to enter into Suripeuitiot with the
local papers of the State. But, many peo-
ple take their home paper and a city paper
in addition. To such we send greeting.
TERMS:
Single copy, one year...... Eitcrsetannraee «32 50
Single copy, six months............ seinen 1.25
Ten copies, ONO FOAL .ccriistss sevrrrererees 20 00
Twenty copies, One Year.........cueiseuss. 35 00
Fifty copies (to one address)......... 75 00
One hundred copies ~~ ** “ABW
All orders should be addressed to
B. ¥. MEYERS & CO.,
julyl7'68. Harrisburg, Pa..
DRY GOODS
HATS & CAPS
BOOTS & 'SHOES
NOTIONS, &C.
Having just returned from the city with
a large assortment of carefully seleeted
Dress Goods, Muslins, Clothing, Hats and
I
can offer inducements to you which you
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, ete.
may not be able to receive at other places.
The stock was bought at the very lowest
prices, and I feel confident that if you
should favor me with a eall, we will be mu-
tually benefitted. Room No. 6, Brocker-
hoff Row apl7T681y.
URNSIDE & THOMAS,
Offer to tha Public one of the
largest and best selected stocks of merchan-
dise, in Centre county. Call, examine and
see for yourself.
|! E Largest and Best Stock of warran-
ted Boots and Shoes, warranted to give
satisfaction, at reduced prices, only to be
found at BURNSIDE & THOMAS".
1 PICES of all varieties, ground to order
and warranted to be strictly pure.
ted spic Try them for your own satisfac-
You ean only find them at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS,
Aplees,
spoons, coffee |
wills, shovels, spades, rakes, hoes,
BURNSIDE & THOMAS".
ORSE COLLARS, if you don’t want
your horse's shoulders galled and
BURNSIDE & THOMAS".
I ARNESS, collars, cart whips, carriage
whips, in great varieties, govern-
ment gears, saddles, bridles, martingales
cheek lines, eart gears, tug harness, buggy
harness, hames, ete. Everything in the sad-
dlery line, at
RURNSIDE & THOMAS",
I
JISH I NG TACK LES, rods lines, hooks,
flies, sea hair baskets, ete. Rig you
BURNSIDE & THOMAS’.
JINE GROCERIES, mocha coffee, old
gov. java, best quality Rio coffee,
golden syrup, Drips fine article bak-
[asses rice and everything in the
IS known to all in Bellefente and
through the county if you want a
I”
BURNSIDE & THOMAS’,
EATHER of all descriptions, french
calf skin, spanish sole leather, mo-
Everything
L,
{ HO E- MA KERS TOOLS and find ings,
in all their varieties, at
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS'.
BUCKLES, hooks, bits
Everything a saddler
BURNSIDE « THOMAS’.
carriages, willow ware, guns, pis-
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS’,
t
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS".
duced rices, at
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS,
sgloves,
Handkerchiefs, combs, pocket books,
pine xp les, and peas in great varie-
SURNSIDE a THOMAS.
ABITS SOAP, Wm. Hagan and Ke-
ong, olive soap, Dobbing’ soap J eses
BURNSIDE & THOMAS'.
BURNSIDE &« THOMAS,
Great Attraction and Great Bargains!
yopular demand for Lower Prices, re-
k of
SADDLERY,
Designed es-
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles,
A better variety, a better quality or finer
Call and examine our
Determined to please my patrons and
fatronage
I respectfully solicit a
sa
me.
JACOB DINGES,
Centre Hall
heretofore en
aplO'68 1y..
rvs AND HARDWARE STORE.
; I have just receivdd* & very lhitge
assortment of goods, which will' be” sod at
the lowest cash prices, at | | .
W.J. MMANIGAL'S
[res AND MEDICINES all whet:
i ranted pure. Physicians perscrip-
tions filled at all hours, Pure Wines and
Liquors for Medicinal parposes only. A
largo assortment of Patent Medicines at
M'MANIGAL'S.
Hv FURNISHING HARD-
WARE. Persons building will do
well to give him a call before purch-
nsaing elsewhere, Barn door hinges, from
twelve to 0inches long. Barn door rollers,
Strap hinges ull sizes, at
i M'MANIGAL'S.
4 85H PER KEG FOR NAILS at
et M'MANIGAL'S.
RON. Iron all sizes, Beollop and all
heavy Iron, from best manufactures
at 48 per pound, at M'MANIGAL'S.
HORSE SHOES,
Norway Nailrods,
Cast Steel,
Blister Steel, *
Spring Steel,
Springs,
Axeles,?
&e.,
&e.
M'MANIGAL'S,
EST 1} Hicory Fellows at $2,00 per sett
Hubs and Rims, Spokes, Shafts &e.
at MMANIGAL'S.
ADLERY HARDWARE of every des-
cription, at M'MANIGAL'S.
(C UTLERY. A largeassortment of Pock-
et and Table cutlery, Tea and table
spoons. In this line we defy competition.
Waitersand tea trays, at
Bags, lage ne-
M'MANIGAL'S.
[EU SRe and Travellin
sortment at M WAN GALS.
EST RED SOLE LEATHER at 80cts.
B Calf skins, Lining skins, Toppings,
Shoe makers finishing tools, low at
: MMANIGAL'S.
NS
5 quality, at M'MANIGAL'S.
WALL PAPER, 4000 pieces just re-
cuived 37 different
M'MANIGALS.
HILDRENS CARRIAGES, $5.00 and
up at MMANIGALS.
B
S
VER PLATED WARE of every
paper at 10 and 124 cts. at
C
y JOOD AND WILLOW WARE Tubs
Churns, Baskets, Grain rakes
Scythes and Snethes at
M'MANIGAL'S.
ARGE assortment of Table and Car--
L riage Oil Cloth, Table and Stand
*aterns, at M'MANIGAL'S.
tABINET MAKERS,
C You can buy your Oils, Paints, Var-
nish Paint and Varnish brushes
(ground Bristles,) a new Patent Bedstead
fastner and a great inany other articles you
need, low at M'MANIGAL'S.
A large assortment of Fancy and com-
x mon Soaps. Will be sold whole-
sale and retail, at MMANIGAL'S.
PorcELAY AND BRASS Kettles,
Teu Kettles, Bake Pans, &e., at
M'MANIGAL'S.
tARPENTERS,
C You can buy your Plains, Chisels,
Saws 9nd other tools ow, at
M'MANIGAL'S.
LOOR OIL CLOTH, 12 Different Pat-
terns, 4, 5, 6 and 8% wide, a goo lar-
Oil Shades, all new patt «rns,
M'MANIGAL'S.
1
ticle at S5ets,
at
ROPE,
Pulleys,
Whips, ;
Broom twine,
Broom handles,
&e., &c., at
W.J. MMANIGAL'S,
Hardware Store,
may 1568 1y, Milroy, Pa.
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Durability, Efficiency, Sunplicity and
Lightness of Draft Combined.
THE WORLD'S
Mower & Reaper.
of agricultural machinery in esistence
Manufactured ¥
BALL & COMPANY,
OHIO. !
The limits of an ordinary advertisement
is cut from solid iron }
Ang cast, as is the ease
1st. The gearin
Phe principal points of superiority of the
2d. The shafting is also tarned with per-
uniformity and seceuracy, and the |
are Bored te a standard |
tthere |
3d. The trame or foundation consists of
4th. The boxing—whieh constitutes a
jiastment of the |
bath fect 2 Suitarm
it, but thoabgnmentitself perfect. |
1 DRL URC pl ¥
bth. The box enps are secured in their
recesses or counter bores in the
er-blocks. ‘The bolts used are turned
The attachments combine all the essen-
Circulars containing specifiic description
ISAACHAUPT
Agent for Centre Co., Pa.
A two-story dwelling
honse, and two lots, in Centre
gall, Anabundanceofchoice
& Fk trees on the Ferhises; and
gh ydrant near the door. ly
to FRED. KURTZ.
OR SALE.
The undersigned would! respectfully an-
pared 'to furnish Coffins, at the shortest no-
H. R. SMITH,
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFPY ROW.:
A new and complete Hari Ware Store has’
been opened by the undersigned in Broek--
orhof’s new building—where they are pré-"
pared to sellall kinds of Buildingand House
rnishing Hard ware, Iron, Steel, Nails.
Buggy wheels in setts, Cham Clothes
Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and Hand
San onnoa Saws, Webb Saws, lee Cream
Freezers, Bath Tubs, Clothes Racks, a full
assortment of Glass and iret of all
Lo icture Frames, heel
mps, Coal Oil Lamps, Belting, Spokes.
eR Plows, Cultivators, Corn
Plows, Plow Points, Shear Mold Boards
and Cul A Yilton tu lh Table Cutlery, Shav.
els, and Locks,
Screws, Sash Sprin H N
ey
al, Linsecd, Tanners. Anv
ee
lows, Screw Plates,
Factory Bells, House Bells,- Dinner Bells,
C »
bs.
Gon Bully, Ten Bells, Gri
ter Tools, ruit Jars and Cans;
Varnishes received and or
J. & J. HARRIS.
{ONJUGAL-LOVE,.
juneb'68 iy.
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUN MANRIAGE
Essay for the Young Men, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create im te
Mnarriage, with stiee hears of A.
in sealed’ luttor py es ex
Address, Dr. J.
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
june, 65'68,1y.
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N HILLIBISH, .
a
Wholesale arid ret] desler i
Steves & Tinware,
!Allegheny Street, Belleforite, Pa
Read oily a partialdistof Cook Stever;:
Wellin be
averly,
tent,
rien ;
al k,
¥en Royal,
Bea S all;
Artisan,
And America.
Pardsr snd Office Btoves::
Morning Glory:
Tropic,
Brilliant,
Now Egg,
oe Barlor Cooks for Wood or Goal and
Wood Storer FN oie as
og 4ise 40 It makes
ean
size - avid ‘can Bp fwd
any other establishment in town
| ZOSpotigg aed Sobbing rodply att
yy
Attention is called to kis
tended'to,. CHargd rénsonsble’
faction guaranteed: 1
G RAND EXHIBITION
Of new arid cheap goods Just recived
from New York and" Phila opi How
opened ut the stofd of Grafla y
ilroy, nearly oppositd G.-W.- .
Hotdl] consisting ofa splentlid assertions of
Dress sid fancy goods, suchas oo
Mohair Cloths}
Alpacas,
hh
ugnams
Calitoes,:
Caseirhurdd, .
's Citi Hisr Gosdk:
its béx-,
Huts of all kinds,
are |
cibthing§
ri
pire
vr
Symi
Anda getieral variety of sther merehan-
dize, pagally kage. Ji cuit stately ail of
which they rib# affer af rea prieee.
Farmiats atid’ otheis froth Ceti
will do well to give theiii'a call, asl exam-
Ine their stock béfotrd p wig else-
where.”
Wo shall at all tikes Be pleased to
show customers otir gi and will
make it #4 object t4'swii’ goods low.
of different Kind,
REMEMBER THE PLACE IS
IN MIEROY.
Len Ty + to
OAKSOLEANDHHARNKSS LEATHER
KIP AND CALF SKINS
on Hand! and will BE 'sold' 16w for cash.
%
Bark and Hides
Wanted at the Tannery
in Milroy, for which we wiil
pound for Bull, 9 for Steer an
8 for Calf skins, clear of cuts and
The highest prices will
trade for good oak bark.
may#88;1y. GRAFF & THOMPSON.
. pe
Ei
: scares.
be paid in cash ov
‘Whitman's celebrated confections,
Whitman's celebrated chocolate,
‘China Ginger,
‘English Piekes,
American ie
iekles, at
BURNSIDE &« THOMAY
ap24’68,6m.. ig Churchville: