CENTRE. HALL REPORTER.
— 1
Centre Hall, Pa, Aug. 21st,
1868,
National Democratic Platform.
AA BC BS A Wl 3 Se we han Ow
wre usur-
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That our soldiers and sailors, whe earried |
© ht Immediate restoration of all the |
| Sates fo thin fights in the Union under |
the Constitelion, and of civil government
+ “to the Ametican peaple.
End, Amwesly forallipust political offens |
ses msl the regulation of the elective fran-
elk 6 in the states hy their eitizens,
a Aa Payment of thie public debt of the |
4a 1 nied States as rapidly as practicable; all |
meneyvs drawn from thé people by taxation,
exept so mueh as isreqiisite for the neces- |
ils ofthe wov@rnment; cconomieally ad-
aninisterad, being honestly appliedito such
payment; and whero the obligations of the |
goverhtnt do" not éxpresily state upon |
“their face, or the law under whieh they
wero issued does not provide that they shall
The paid in coin, they ought in right and in
justice, be paid in the lawl snepgy of the
United States.
4th. Equal taxation of every species of
property according to its real value, inclu-
ding the government bounds, and other pub- |
lic securities,
Sth. One currency for the government
and the people, the laborer andthe oflice-
holder, the pensioner and the <li the
producer and the bondholders.
6th. Economy in the administration of |
the government; the reduction of the stan-
¢ing army and navy; the abolition of the
Freedmen's Bureau, and all political in-
strumentalities designed to Secure pégro su- |
* premuoy; simplification of the sestem, and
discontinuance of inquisitorial assessing and |
collecting internal . revenue, so that the |
burden of taxation may be equalized and
lessened, the eredit of the Governmént and |
. the currency made good; the repeal of all
enactments for enrolling the state militia |
into national forces in time of peace, and a |
tariff for revenue upon foreign imports, and
such equal taxation under the internal re- |
venue laws as will afford incidental protec- |!
and
tion to domestic manafaetures, as will,
without impairing the rewenue, impose the
least burden upon and best promote and |
encourage the great industrial interests of |
the eountry.
7th. Reform of abuses inthe adminis- |
tration, the expulsion of eerrupt men from
office, the restoration of rightful authority
to, and the independence of, the executive |
and judicial departments of the govern-
ment; the subordination of the military toe |
the civil power, to the end that the usurpa-
tions of Congress and the despotism of the
sword may cease, |
Sth. © Equal rights aad protection for na-
turalized and native-born citizens at home
and abroad; the assertion of American na- |
tionality which shall eommand the respect !
of foreign powers and furnish an example
and encouragement to people struggling |
for national integrity,
and individual rights; and the maintenance |
of the rights of naturalized eitizens against |
the absolute doctrine of immutable allegi- |
of foreisn power to |
I's
1 erie: commit-
constitutional liberty |
anee, and the claius
panish thom for allied go
ted bevond their jurisdiction.
« In demanding these (measures amd
Jorms we arraign the Radieal party for its
disregard of wight, and the unparalleled ap-
pression and tyranny which have marked !
its career,
After the most solemm and unanimous |
pledge of both houses of Congress to prose-
the war exclusively for the
ance of the government and
tiun of the Union under
it has repeatedly violated that most sacred
pledge under which alone was rallied
ble volu anny which
re-
cutie
the preserva-
the Constitution,
n
fla
nices carried our i
g to vieform
Instead of restoring the Union, it has, sn
far as is in its power, dissolved it, and sub- |
jected ten states, intime of profound peace,
to military desdpotismiand negro suprema-
cy. It has nullified there the i ght of trial |
by jury; it has abolished the habeas o
—that most saered weit of liberty; it has |
overthrown the freedom of speech and the |
press; it has substituted
and
THUR |
arbitrary seizures, |
arrests, and military trials, and secret, |
star chamber inquisitions for the constitu-
tional tribunals; it has disregarded in time
of peace the “right of the people to be free |
from searches and seizures; it has entered |
the post and telegraph eitices, and even the
private rooms of individuals, and Seized |
their private papers and letters without any |
specific charge or notice of affidavit, as re- |
quired by the organie law; it has conver- |
ted the American Capitol into a bastile:
it has established a system of spies und of-
ficial espionage to which no constitutional
monarchy of Europe would now dare to re
sort; it has abolished the right of appeal on |
important constitutional questions to. the |
supreme judicial tribunals, and” threatens
to curtail or destroy its original jurisdiction
which is irrevocably vested by the Consti-
tution, while the learned Chief Justice has
‘or ~hiantad to the most atrocious calum-
now ronld petit Pmantis
| mer aly becansy ..0
ha apport of the
his hi zh aij $ to
$6 gL 4 b mrtizan cl iarges prefepped Ls
fhe Prosi mn" 3 corruption snd gytrav-
wZance have a xgoded aby wai knowa fo
history, and by its fratds and ni 10} Yolies |
it has nearly doubled the burdgn of the |
Adebbereated by the war, * Jt has
the President of kis constitutions) power of
appointment, even of his own cakipet, Un- |
der its repented assaults the pillars of they
government are rocking on their base, and |
should it specced in November next and
inaugurate sits President, wo will: meet as
subjected] and gong dre d people’ amid the
ruins of fiberty 4nd the seatternd frarments
of the Constitution : sand we do declare and
resolve that ever since the people. of the
United Stites thraw off 411 subjeation to the
Brittish crown the privilege and trust of
suffrage have helonged tothe sgyeral states,
and hav ¢ been granted, regulated and con-
trolled exclusively hy the political power
.of each state respectively, sud th: at any at-
.gmpt hy Congress, on any pretext what:
ayer, to deprive any state of this right, or
in terfora with its exercise, is a flagrant
Sgarpation af power, which ean find no
Narmgnt in the Constitution, and if sune-
oned by the peorle, will subvert our form
of government, apd can only end ip g sin.
ole centralized and conselidated goyern-
ment, in which the saparate’ existonce of
blag, shale Wille antiraly ahsorbiod, and an
Hn yg dos] fiom be. established in |
Lig,
2
pier MR afcd-gq
E ’
Westyton: |
Lah
remembered, and all the
sik, in their favor aust
faithfully carried into exceution.
ll ;
Alabama,
MoNTcoMERY, Angus
| House this morming ¢ rejected the
hill, by 43 to 82, authorizing
gratefully
he
8:—The
racontiders
Tha Spankey and others
protested? againstit.
ey ls A
CIMEAGO, Augustedd ==The Marshal
Huttonyille, \ wiord C ounty,
; Friday,
by a pos
of four
i, Lhe robbers Tired
rushed upon the scoundrels and Killed
rere il ol
A fire in Lisbon, foots up a loss o
100,000 pounds.
The town of Laporte, ( was de-
Joss
Cal,,
2500 000.
pel olf Apres
Gant kissed a baby at Counc roll Blafis
The baby
has been sick ever since.
mss freee
The minister who boasted of preach-
ing without notes don’t wish to be un-
'terstood as referring to greenbacks,
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An Illinois paper says there is a
‘man in Olney so dirty that the
ASS0S-
.
>
decla rod
record is
Dickir son
whiskey
Anna that
(nant’s
record in
gen Auna,” what a
You shuldn't blow
on the “great captain
Perhaps, though,
| this is one of the ways Grant has of
“spreading civilization” beyond the
ai
Californa. ©,
sl Sip mrs
That was a triumphs nt appeal of an
[rishman who was a lover of antiguity,
the
you find
architecture - over new,
any modern
. ar
cent?
FALUABEE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE!
The undersigned offers his Farm,
Fort to -L ewishiir g
farm contains
ACRES,
leading from Old
Private Sule. The tf
3006
or te suit
tract on the
whole,
The
south-side%f the turnpike,
acres, all of which is clear
of cul Itivation, will be sold
as nu
h
follows:
te Ih : the
arly
sep nr
tracts, upon which are two
dwelling houses, smoke-h
wood=hpuse; a’ good stable,
wagon-shed, hog-pen &a,
1
ose,
frat .
11 of never
alary
and a variety of ehoice
A good we
failing water near the deor, and
house,
OF TIMBELAXND
wooded, wit} 1 good young Tin nber, in-
chided inlast mentioned pareel of land. This
land is all under he hig) host state of
vation, and under good fences,
00 ACRES
3
For terms
WM. STUMP,
Potter tp.
junel@ 68, 2in,
ce
GREAT FALL
and
At The
. at Centre Hall.
21 favor of the Finest and Best Sclected
{Stock of
DRY GOODS,
AND
GROCERIES
Just Purchused at the Late
LOW PRICES,
Aud now up Exhibit! fon af
Volf*s. Ql Stand,
ALSO, 3 CHEAT LAINE-GF
FLANNELS
MUSLINS,
*
CALICOYS
AND
ALSO AGEGE + ASSORT MENT OF
ili
bs
i
SYRUPS, COFFEES,
Man in ligpoe stack of
MAUKELKL and HEGIIN(
me
5
Xr,
the Lest and cheapest In the ark,
WESHALL TAKE
P, 24 T 104 LU ?
CARE TG MAKE IT . bok fh
FOR
New Customers,
WELL AS INVITE. QUR OLD
tn wo - -
| ar Novvat. The subleription price o,
the REPORTER is $1, 50Per year il advinc of
| which is less than that of #ny other paper
of its size. We nre printing this’paper at
cost, and therefore wish to remind our pat-
rons that it is ‘of great importanee to us that
Vaymiing be made at once.
UNION HOUSE,
"BAST MARKET ST.
1.1. \W ISTOW N, PA
LX CHANGE fpr tors this Hotel |
Favs mad® hn be. Tet of WPT The estab
| lishan A nef hat refitted, and
rem od de) ad; J iT vaulter be caffucted
on first-class {principles The present |
woprietor hag had long experience is this |
"as hens and will give his parsonal strict ats |
oiuhy to the comforts ofthe trave Jing pub-
BRTTER THAN GOLD!
OUR NEW COMPOSITION
TINDESTRUCTIDLE GOLD PENS.
Are recommended by Bankers, Lawyers,
Professors, Teachers, Merchants, and all
who have tried them, @s the best Pen manu-
tagtureds Sent Postpaid to any address tor
50 conts por dozen, , Or, samples of these
Pere Sample copy of an THust*sted Comic
Paper, and tarke Hiustrat®d * Clrenlurs of
our Books, Stationery Packages, &C, , KiV -
li ing terms to agents, sent free toany ad Iress
Fon recaipt af ¥? tants, Dealers supplied at
lowest rates. Address,
ROACH £0 HISTLUETHWAIT E,
Ladianapolis, Ind.
240 Please stato ‘where you puw this adver-
tisagient, Any, 41a,
WHOLESALE WINE & LIQUOR
5T ORB
J.B. ETTELE.
(FORMERLY ‘NEpy & prrefy.)
THE BAR
Liquors, and the Table gotten hp in first. |
GOOD STABLES
are connected with the hotel, and obliging
rpound to attend
0 Wil Departient. .
A portion of pubic prtfonngn is so-
wnd good ace ommodations HEE LUAT-
anteed to all. 3
R.A MATHEWS
dewistow n, P "n.
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3
may 180m, .
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O ENTRE HALL
4 Bishop Btreet—=two doors west of Loel's
Meat Market,
All Barrels, Kegs and Casks warranted
to contain'the quantity represented.
The proprietoref this establishment takes
| [lonstire in informing the: Bublie. that he
1s constantly on hand a supply hice
foreigh and domyzstio | liquors sa
‘Old Nectar,
‘Old Rye, Monongaliels,
And Irish Whiskey,
Cognac, Blackberry, Cherry,
Ginger and Common Braudies
Port Maderia, Sherry aud
Lishin Wines, Seotch
And Holland (iin,
New England Rum.
JAMAICA RU vi CORDIALS aapper-
mint, Anniseed and Rose
The attention of practicing. phymenns is
Furniture Rooms!
J. 0. DEININGER,
respectfully informs the witizens of Centre ’
county, that he haseonstantly on hand, and |
makes ta order, all kinds of
s BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, for medical purposes,
Demijohns eonstandly on hand.
SINKS, We have the only pure Nectar W hiskey
: | in town,
WASHSTANDS, | All our liquors were bought when liq
were low, and we sell thea is
CORNER CUPBOARDS, |
TABLES, &e., &e
101%
Vv
All liquors are warranted togive satisfae-
ion,
| Confident that he gan pleas eastomers he
| respectfully solicit a share of public patron-
| age,
kiguors will be sold hv the
| of tgeree, I have a large lot o
| his stock of ready-made Furniture ¥s large | BOTTLED LIQUORS
| and warranted of good workmanship, asitis
uart, barrel |
| of the finest grades, on hand,
Apl10° 68,
A. BAUM,
| Basement of “Ouse House,” Bishop St... Bel-
lefoute,
all made under his own immediate supervi- |
| sion, and is offered at rates as cheap as -olse
where. Thankful for past favors, he solic-
| its a continuance of the same.
Call and see his stock before purchasin: |
ols sew here. ap21 08, 1y.
E oid a Iii WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ERCHAN TS HOUSE, v v tes
413 » & 415 North ord, st W 1 N I oD AN v D L 1 Q U 0 R=
| PHILADELPHIA.
| H. HH. MANDERBACH PROPRIETOR.
I. C.Ntre, CLERK
This well-know n Hotel, will be
| all visiting the city,
found by | ntion of the pubic to Bis wstablishment,
) of tl ) Losi Yy | where he is prepared to furnish al kinds of
ole « 1e most desire- | Forei ‘gen oy Doinestie Liauors' whelesale
lable, both as to re asonab lechargesand con- : 1 i 3
| at } west ¢ ash wices, while h are warrati-
venience, German and E nglish i is spoken. at the lowe }
aplO' 68 tf,
0. ; their respective prices.
lof Rve, Monongahela, Irish and other
| Whiskies, all kinds of Brandies, Holland
| Gin, DPurty Maderia, Cherry, Blackberry |
[and other Wines—the best urticleg—at as
I peasonible rates as van be had inthe vity,
| Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger |
and Carmovay Beandies, Pure Jamaica nod
QT ATES UNION HOTEL,
x Philadelphia.
““Fhis Ne i conveniently located on the
t south side Market street, a few doors
| nboye 6th,
[ts central loc ality makes it desirable for |
all visiting the eity on business or for please |
ure, A. BECK, Proprietor
(formerly of the Merchants House, )
aplOiBs, tf,
{ENTRE HA LL HOTEL.
7
JOHN SPANGLER, PROPRIE
TOR.
Kt: arrive amd depart daily,
| points, north, south, east and west.
This fay brits Hotel has bee n refitted and
furnished by its new proprietor, and is now
in every respect one of the most pleasant |
| country Hotels in eentral Pennsylvania.
| The travelling e mmunity and drovers will
| always find the best accommeodations. er-
| sons from the city wishing to spend a few
| woeks during the summer in the country,
will find Centre Hall one of the most deau- |
tiful locations, and the Centre Hull Hotel |
all they eould desire for comfort and con- |
| venience, aplO68, tf,
| tel Keepers and others to call and examine
his large supply, to jue dee for themselves
and be certain of procuring what they buy,
| which can seldom be done when purchase.
gin the git,
Fide for all
| _2&Physiciansare respec tfully requested |
| to give his liquors a trial. aplo G8,
GEE AT COMMOTION!
X
RIES DY
I NBERG & BRAN
HOTEL
AARONSBURG, PA.
JUIN BRUSSEL, PROPRIETOR.
The old and well known Hotel, situated
| in the centre of Aaronsburg, has again been |
occupied by Mr. Russel, former proprietor,
ho now invites his old friends and the
travelling community in general to call and |
see him, The house has been elegantly
furnished and is kept in the best style. Dro- |
vers ean Always find accommodation.
aplO6atf.
JIILADELPHIA AND ERLE
RAILROAD,
SUMMER EWME. CABLE.
| THROUGH AND DIREU'N ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, HARRIS-
BVRG, WILLIAMSPORT, AND THE.
GREAT OIL REG
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANTSLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains,
On and after Monday MAY 11th?
1868, the Train: onthe Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad will run as follows:
WESTWARD,
M: ail Tus ain leave s Philadelphia. .11. 15pm.
Lock Haven...9. 30. mn.
arr at Krie 8.50p. m. |
i rie Express leaves Philadelphia 9 00 noon |
"Lock Haven 10.1 p.m.
arr at Erie 10.054, m,
aves Philadelphia 8.00 a. m,
Lock Haven 7:46 p.
are at Lock Haven '7.46p. 1,
kAbL obit
Si ki Fyal 1 Te wires Tah Hy
4 “Lock Haven
arr up P hiladelphin 5 Ju, ni,
Kalo E Xpress les wes Kijs “i 0,
Loe k Hawan 6 0 &. hy;
prrat Philadelphia 600 p. hii
KE lira Mail leaves bak Huven i... w,
o “Lec Iavon 7.10 a, m,
#H arr at Philadelphia 6.10p, m,
Mail and Express conneet witligll trading |
on Warren and Franklin Railway, Passen-
zers Jeaving Philadelphin at 12,00 M, arrive
at I eydiaton ad 6,140 a, wound Oi) © ity n}
D.004A, m1,
Leaving Philade Aplite-at 11,15 p,
rive at OilOity at £36 p. ni.
All trains on Warren and Franklin Rail-
way nuke glose connections at Oil City with
trging for Franklin and Petroleum Contre.
ig gagetihiseked. through...
ALBRED I, ™, ER,
Gonegsl Sigarintendent.
PENN HALL ACADEMY,
This Institution will he opened omsMon-
day, thedrd of August, by
Vo HOWARD GUTELLUS,
of Franklin and Marstiabk (° ‘alloge, . Every
facility will be offered for acquiring a knowl:
edge of the English, Mathamatical, Meien-
tific and Classical branehes,
normal class. will be opened for the
LI) USSEL’S
EIS,
Bellefonte, Pa.
RULE THE MARKET,
{by having: the lirgost and ibous souk) ang
-
1 ON
selling at
LOW PRICES
‘i ‘i
nit nil be
; ¥ Carpets at old rates, from 50 cents to 75
10.00 nm.
cents per yard, for the best.
8.50 p,m.
i tf
DRY GOODS, NO ADVANCE
i i
enligoes, und wnslins in proportion, Ht 01g
rates,
Xj
WALTHER § BNOcs, admin gooll, to we
m,, ar-
Lull swnmer, at $100 per pair
aR
wi
Fine HO forthe
gay - oe J Ly
best,
CLOTHING
at the lowest rates, and sold at 1857 prices.
Ss U LTS,
from $12,50 to IR for the best,
CALL AND SE E,
and if it wint true, Sternberg w ill "treat.
AS
Eis ALL
hid TO GIVE USA
24 WOLF,
WM,
i
be efit of thoge pre Sparing to teach,
Boarding with irnished room can he | hey only ask. people to eome and’ see,
even it the yy do al Ww ishiito hy MY.
"june 20°68 tf antes of)
POCKET cr ERY all 44 fon! and
a at IR v IN & WILSON.
apl0f id :
OU BLE AND SINGLE BARREL
fowling pisces at
ApIOO8. IR WIN & Ww ILSON, .
AROSS- ( rT AND MIL JL SAWS, Dest
oe ut Inwry &' WrLsox.
nploos,
oF Fl IN. TRIMANGS, ft Irie assori-
ment at Twine WiILsoxn's.
npl0res.
Sawn
Sal ig i
Tap oy led se
AND “bre LLS and DOOR. BRL 1.8.
id slzos and kinds ut
Irwin's WiLsox's.
Plank and Scantling |
Irwin & WiLsox.
wd lox
| PY BOARDS,
for sale by
2 ON,
APA
|
ps i
NNED TOILET SETTS, Sv
J 2 the Anvil Store.
TEL
other , Jul
oA ‘4 IN & WiLsoN,
I OOK NG GLASS 4s ARS of allolaedl
4 forsale hy Irwin & Winsoxy,
Aploe.
ge
a ioe rsp A d—
qr DLE SW EIN far wagons, all #4
, ... zes, at the sign of the Anvil,
ube os. IRwis & WHsox,
pp Ba A A A So
0 ALT '» for aul and C arringos, wll’)
sizon in-use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
Bra us, Liwix & WioN's,
LTORN BLANKETS AND SLEIGH
ELLS, at low prices, at
“up 1068
Igwix & Welsox's,
NTON PATENT CHURN, the best
in use at Iewin & WiILSON's,
aplO'es,
I ———————— A" o_o
$4, 85 PER KEG-for Nails at
G. FoFRANCISEUS.
ap ne
|
I ——— A WA,
- gl
T " NW AR Bof whi Eiuds ratailed at w hale
sale. priees.. “AH kinds Tin and
F Sheet Irom work Sone at old prices.
. FRA CISCUS:
DARN. DOOR Hivgvs, from 12 to 26 in- |
res tong, Bart fi-door Rollers, Rails!
&c., «or 5850 nt gre wily reduced prices, by
PF. GG. FRANCISCUS
1
~ much lower Tale s than last seazen at
1 ap24aH, lv. F. ¥ R: ANC ISC US.
-
ASHN, Doors and Blinds on ‘hand at
MSHER ME N will now find in my stoek
all ind of Trout Flies, Rods, Bus-
x tiut, , Pike Hooks, Fishing Lines,
| ete.
F. GFR ANCISOUS,
Ca Bulpz gmt dot]
I will ba pleased to sell
Buckwatee™s Patent Cherry Nee deps |
then fo vountiney
| merchants at low prices than they are sold
in Philadelphia, .
= F. G. FRANCISCUS.
AR ROW TER TT, all steel, Cultiva- |
tor's Téeth, W ody ge and Nut, jist
| received and for ale os
f F. GC FRANCISCUS.
! (HA KE rn 8 and other Garden See d for!
k sale in papers or by the quart or
bushel.—Market Gardeners are invited to
examine the varieties and prices ut i
* G. FRANCIRCOUS, «1 |
OUSKEKEEPING Hardward 67 all
1H klude nt reduced prices. Oil Car- |
| pets, N ard wide, 50 to 55 cents per yard. |
Lin Cups 75 cents pet dozen at
¥. i. FRANC ISCUN.
airs of Ww id) aw Sh re nll new
styles and wow designs, done up
in Moon suethe duke, amd Binrarek, and |
i Grold Collors; with Cords, Pankols: xe. at |
{ 20 per cent less tng the wsnal prices,
F. G. FRASUVISEUS,
1
10,000 pieces of WwW all Paper
| stock: a large portion of ay st
| ted direct from Liverpool i WwW me, 8
| fered at much less than usual rates,
F. Ge Franciscus,
UA and e ian ine my
kinds of Window S Shade s,
: wll extr:
is Hi hob'-
+3 .
new
'
Wa
nd is of-
large tsock of all |
Window Papers,
Holland Tassels, Trim- |
y &o, Al SON lare re stock of Ol
| Carpets, from 19 inches to 8-1, of vario
desizns snd most fushipnabie patterns
Druggets & Table © over Lad greatly reduced
| prices; at about the prices someof our deal-
| Fs pay for tham in the e: Ruste nn markets,
| IF, -¥ RANCISCUR,
Gi REAT BARGAINS
His
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C.F. Harlechetr's
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Harde
| ware; Queensware, Wood and Willow ware,
| Iron, Salt, Fish and j Jn fact, a magnificent |
assortment of everviiidy eve in
Fst Class Store,
| now ready, and for’ fo af marvelous low
| rates, |
GOODS VERY NEAR AT THE |
OLD PRICES.
Muslins they will sell you the very
brands at prices that will astorish yous |
New spring
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Dress Goods
i
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A most beautiful variety, consis ting of all}
the favelttes of the season, at lower rates |,
| than ordinarily charged at other places.
White Goods &
Embroideries
The findst stoek-intown, both as to quantity
quality, and prices,
HOOP SRIATS
The best makes, Intest styles and Jowests
rates. (Hats and Cups in great variety, ) 4
| Linen . Tawelhyg § rn Denings, cloths’
| assimers, Closings.
BALMORAL SIEIRTS,
Spring and summer shawls, in fact, we kee
everything, and will sell at a very sma
advance on first cost,
All we ask that you will
CALL AND El XAMINE OUR STOCK
befora puréhasing elsewhere, ns we do not
congider it any trouble to show goods.
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS,
silver plated and Yankee Harness; double |
and single, bridles and halters,-
may 1'68,1y,
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Manufacturing Co."
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Hiwing enlarged our New Fouxpry and + §
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Stocked with wll new and latest
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improved Mac hinory at Centre Hall, -an-
Fiiunce to thé public that they are now rendy
IAs. (4% sillel Doin #0
9 receive orderd for anything in thir ine & ’ | bay Ee art wp : -l
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Shaftings,
Pullies,
Hingersy
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Hayvisadust: su fri tho wily with
Fa Inrge Resrtmont of cigefally jg)eeted
| Dress Goodsg Masshins, Clothing, Hats and
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£4 yy
CASTINGS
of every daeseription made and fitted up for
:
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groeprien, ete.
| can offer inducements to. yon. which you
FORGES, | may not be able to receive at other places
FURNACES,
FACTORIES,
TANNERIER, “1
| tually benefitted.
&C., &C. HF Ro.
| The stock was bought at the very lowest
und 1 feel confident that if you
prices,
| should favor me with a call, we will be mau-
| ‘Root No, 8; Brocker-
al Rly.
We also manufacture the celebrated
BY RN (SIDE & oT HOM AS:
Offer.to tha Public one of the
largest and Bast selected storks of nerchan-
| ise, ins Ce utre county, Call, examine and
| see for yourself.
pi B Linge ail Best Stank of warran-
ted Boots and Shoes, warranted to give
Lsntisfurtion, at peduced wi ce anly to be
found at BU RXSIDE x THOMAS.
Ap 1C ES « of all varieties, AMINE tS order
Lh sud warranted to ee strictly pure.
[ Tt is the only place vou ean find unadulteras
ted spices. Yry them for vour bwnsatisfacs
tow. You ean only find them at
BU BNSIDE £ THOMAS.
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DSA WS, kmiv. es, Spoons, colon
milly shovel, rindes, rakes, hoes,
lnmps, forks, chains. Se.
BU RNSIDE "t THOMAS.
This Reupet has advantages over all other ORSE COLLARS. if vou dop' t want
1 H vour horse’ shou galled and
mde sprey get good, befstonl laps at
Bl RXSIDE & THOMAS’.
mo ng
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
nov stands unrivalled.
One advan
tage we elaim for it, is the lever power, by 1, .
HH RN SS, coils, eart whips, earriage
2 Ahi, 4 & tL, *aticties, garghns
ment gars, wridles, marti ZA Le
cheek lines, — ak: tug harfiess, buggy
i harness, hames, ete. Everything in the sad-
dlery line, at«
RUEBNSIDE & THOMAS.
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which we gain one hundred per cent over
other machines, Another advantages the
where:
TTT TITTY
isi ING TAC Kl, ES rods lines, hooks;
flies, sea Linir baskets, ete’: Rig you
out to catch tront at
| Bt: RNSIDE & THOMAS
JINE GROC TES.
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of the Rice ila cominglo as pot of lodg- 5
of
he machine in an instant, without stopping *
ERTES, mocha coffes. old
gov. java, best quality Rio coffee,
best onlong blwek teas, grinii tens, Io“ e ing
syrup, goiden syrup, Drips fine article bak-
ing wolasses, ricer and, exerything in the
¥t is donstructed of first grocery line at the lowest SOM. {3 es in the
f his ket BURXSIDE & THOM is the
pla oe
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as on the inside.
; and built by
class material
We
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[s known te wll ingBellefénte and
through the county 4 you want a
fo to
& THOM AR
first elnss ma-
warrant it second to none.
All kinds of Horsepow ers and Threshing
Ma~¥Xines, Hay ar'd latest im-
®
Grain Rakes,
All kinds of Repairing done. Dif
kinds of
PLOW
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YW od.
| ferant
The Celebrated IHeckendorn Eceriomica | B
given entire satida®étion.
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We employ the best Plitternnmdkers, our povs
| pasterns are all new and of the most inprov-
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Svea,
ke,
I 2 def shin spanish sole leather. mo-
| fhetion, atc "BURNSIDE & T™
sr RNID ET HOM AB
1 0) spots rinZ Fvervthife paddler
carriages, willow a Sa Pas
EW PATY BRXNS of oil Cloths, at re. re.
: : NOTIONS of al kinds, Stoffifg
J Wo hope by strict attention” to! busi- |
®. RAND
{
gond article
i BURNSIDE
EATHER of all riptions, french
tugeo’s, sheep skins, linings. (Byarsthing :
in the Fokthe or dine warranted Jute
| HOM.
QUOEMAKERS TOOLS pl findings
| N in wl their xarieties, a And J
hed {ADDLERS BE CKLES, 5° hooks the
r > Paw ants for the Ai of hamess to Hd
PLOW.CASTING: found at BURNSIDE iw THOMAS.
ASK ETS in all their vafidtics, Childress
| fols, powder, shot, caps.
BU RNNTOE & CTI OMAS"
af all Mindae: ok :
BU RXSTDE A THOMAS
dueed prices, at” ©
: B “RNSIDE Rio
p Hanrtkerthiefs, thy sotcb
in all their variot rh
est to receive a share of prh¥s patronage.
TINWARE }
The Compa ww annonnce to the citizens of -
Fe
ty,
NED ar ITs, peaches, tomatoes,”
pire " les, and peas in t varies
at § TRNSIDE «Th OMAS,
ABITS SO AP, Wm Hagan and Kes,
ons, olive a Dobbin’ soap Jesca
Dakle y's soaps, oldeastilé, pure, Palm¥ea) |
| Blderling's youp, and a great amy ol’
other SOU ps, at
ie Ho ¥ of BURNSIDE «THOMAS,
¢ rnith upon short no ¢ low i ret trate,
, PaRshart notice, amis low PW HIT E FISH. ‘Herring: Mackera l, &c., ay
of LaplT68 BURNSIDE S THOMAS :
i Bed So = 230 -
GOOD NT: 1H FOR THEPEOPLE.
Great Attractids and Geéat Bargains!
TP E undersignid, detérmind to nieet the
popular deniand Jordana dr rices, res,
[onsiti v 8 the attention of Sh e : Fiivle
: | to 1s stock o
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d Snoutine FE in SADDLERY,
an Po uli ne * now offgred at the old stand.’ ned nr
i | pecial.g ior (the old spd, Shisi the lara _
They have'| gest and most varfed and complete. aAssort-
4 ment. of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles;
Ww hij .,
of every. déseription and quality;
afl in"fadt everything coipletd t6°a 3 far
class establishment, hé mow offers'at ‘phicss
{linger finer
which will suit.the times.
A better yariety, a better
style of Saddlery has never before been of."
faved to the public: Caltand ‘exaniine our,
stock and” be satisfied before’ purchasing”
| elsewhere, 1a oi y
Determine 0 pleate my tion and
thankful for the eral share ™ atronaye
heretofore enjoyed: 1 respectfully solicie's”
continuan®y of thie hs oh pa vit.
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TIN: AND- SHEETIRON WARE.
as elsewhere, every article in the
Stove-Pi pe
All kipds gf repairing done.
dmlways an hand. »
BUCKETS,
CUPS;
DIPPERS,
DISHES, &O.
All orders by mail promptly attetrded 10 -
CENTRE HALL M¥G com P’
pl 68 LE,
Centre Hal¥