HALL REPORTER.
Q ne
Centre Hall, Pa., Aug., 28th, 1868.
CENTRE
msn
\
LOCAL ITEMS.
a Two Nrw Euwprire Sgpwivag MA
CHINES, War ranted, for sale at this Offiqo,
"Tren City COLLEGE. —A sc sholarshiy
thi 18 institution for s sale at this offic e, and to
be had at a bargain.
Br.axks.—Blank St mens
Vendu Notes for sale at this office.
di »>-—
LocaLn N Ews Gur
lication. , Sen as us the ‘facis only, ond we
will got, thon ino stape for publication.
pF mammal ie dete
, A. r readers would oblige us, by
of our county,
ly lived in 1
anost welcome
It
you
ennsvalley
matter could
‘many to become subscribers,
sending us 8 new subscribers, and $12,
ba entitled tothe Ripokrenone vear free,
for 4 new subsribers, and $6 the getter up
of the club will receive the REpgnTERS
months free. This offer good from this date
=the names can be sent in as they su
seriba.
einen
To Busiiioss Men.
advertise, to call and examine
relents a
medium,
‘satisfy themselves that” it
I
most desirable advertising
‘county.
of aliso far, who have advertise
the REPORTER. . We venture to say,
“tion of this paper, the rapid increase of |
‘our list, unsolicited, is without prece-’
dent in this eounty.
] i a
Te + TR. Ta.
Thesttention of our readers is directed to
in another vart of this Raper.
this truly Valuable Medicine is
mended be all {*hau wae dt,
! Lama
V end. —
tv.of Mh. Stover, d
Aug. 21st.
Valuable
in Gregg, at public
See advertisement,
——
recom-
ch a ve
N§
ec’d, in Penn tp.
sale on 12th Sept.
A Asser
Several special notices,
ments, and Milroy cerrespondence
were crowded out this week.
AccipeNT.~We are informed tliat
on last Saturday the teams of two. ri-
“val
DEMO RATHG MELTING.
The meeting on 'luesday evening in
the equi t- house was very . large.
Hen. 8. T! Shugert was chosen Presi-
dént. Vice Presidents—Jno, Bish,
Iizra Spangler, Potfer. J. B.
: Mitchell, Ferguson. J. G. Laurimore,
oS Spring. Dr. Dol bins; Bellefonte. E.
| PP. Jones, Worth. Jacol y Kepler, Phil-
| ipsburg, and Jacob Leathers, Howard.
| Necretaries— =D, lL. K reps, A.B
| Henderson, D. IF ortnev., : 3 }. 4
Mr. Wm. P. Furey, trom Teek Hi
| ven, being introduced, made an
| litical questions of the day, and was
frequently interrapted " applause.
Mr, Orvis $BlHoned iv
ed login sty!
fH}
>.
Mor ris and Royee's Patent
Loader.
The importance, of" some matle
whe rehy the heh hn aking and lod {-
ins Hay might lesse ned,
been felt by the most of our farmers.
We, have the mower and the horses
| fork, but the Jt labgrious part. of
abe £1 ttehing the hay
on the w agon in ii I) l.
We briefl y noticed, in our last weeks
issue, the Working of a machine paten-
Hay
1
i
3.4%
md the
ion theh ox Res sod, that the mac hine
was bound .to succeed, has heen sus-
tained by i testimony of some of our
“that witnessed its working on
the farm of Mr. Stump, on Saturday
last, where it performed all that was
‘claimed for it byw the patentees,
This héchive is new, novel, simple,
nd durable in itd construction, and in |
pin-
3
resulted in ane of the stages upsetting,
“whereby Mrs. Vore, a daught er of Pr
Jonath. Mover had her one arm
veely sprained, and Mr.
German life insurance agéit,
known here, had a fine coat, fF which
he had just paid 828 all torn = shy
from his back, his gold wate ‘h smashed,
“his pangs torm up, agd cne of his legs |
weveraly bruised. - The coach wasal:c
a complete wreck.
3¢ =
vile
peg
4
Mr: Aaron “W; agner shot an eagle,
on Tuesday last,
“Miils, which «measured seven fect
across the back and wings. It was of
tha grey species, and as an emblem of |
Liberty and Independence, its, pres-
ence in the Loop, where Demceracy
rampant, betokens “a victory over the
party of “wool and spobns”, and gives
us the assurance, that dur,
|
eral use
TESTIMONI ATs
+ We ‘the
nessed the Workive M8 1
Hay Loader ha : y sitatiol
machine performe 1
all that was elaimed for it and in our
opinion is as much tof a labor-saving
»
fa
undersigned i
ary
pi } Hr
4
Se }
ces,
.
~~
ALEX. SHANNON.
W. 8S. GiLLILAND
App
As Reynolds new
Bellefonte, is where you i
the whol sale La |
lp
le front
nd A. Baum,
uor Dealer.
oh
Mr. Fred. Glace
this side of our
ders for maps and ¢
carries with
BOA cany aks ! ing
7
of
These
cor 0 SCC)
aris Sayipd
»
him.
and should be found 1
all families, particularly his map of
YFlie price asked
wetually low, considering the quali-
“
«
.
IS §
- : ew
er-stone of the new Lut} C=
cliurch, near Pleasant Gap, will
next Sabbath, Aug. 30th,
oh
I'he cor
ran
not been in vain. AA. XK.
Tue Rarm-Roap.—The rej
«
were at work makinga survey for
railroad from Milroy to Centre county,
is unfounded. No corps of engineers
has, as yet, bean organized for that
rpose, and we can not promise that
time. Bevond the effort to
funds to defray expenses for making
sich a siirvey! nothing has been done.
i Rel 5 A Hd “bia, frém Bal-
efor teiniils predch 14 ‘the Lutharan’
Chirk, BEHE Plate én next Sabbath,
(30th; inst) at 2ic’clock p.
* J.B: Ettele'slarfe wholesale idiom
dstablishment, has beer removed to
by the Keystone Bakery, Bellefonte.
. AGRICULTURAL
Centre Co., Agricultural Society hel
its annual meeting on last Mon er
évening, in the ‘courthouse at Belle-
fonte. A resolution was adopted fix-
sng 6th Tth 8th and 9th days of Octo: |
ber, as the time for holding the next
annual fair. . .
* Richard Cétly, Hon. 8S. Gilliland,
and Mr. Van. Tries were dlteted a
delegates to meet with the delegates of |
other eounty societies, at the Axti-
- eultural College on next W ednesday. |
=
&
CORAL Tap Ni JevoE: —Jidge
M’ Anally, the new ju Age, Apnoiftad to
sétve until the election df a new jndge
té fill the vacancy cansed by the
resignation of Judge Linn, pre:ided
at ‘our Quarter Sessions this week,
<u ge M’Anally is a stranger in this
county, and this is the first time he |
oéeupies’ the ‘bench. Much” anxiety |
was felt by some to re: the new judge,
and in our opinion, he will Kuve a
favorable dmpreasion, among our peo-
le.
‘The gretter part of the week was
taken “up” by, petty, dirty scrapes,
which ‘should’ not go into court at all.
‘Two'' Milesburg ladiex, Mrs. Mack-
ay and another woman, were placed
under $200 bonds to keep, the peace |
one year.
of keeping a disordet!y honse, an? d- will
no doubt be: fined or, fimprisoned.
Mrs: Confer; of Confer-Valley, was
put ‘under $200° bonds to keep the}
peace forone year,’ =
Sp Keely, for theft was fourid’ fi
, but hate not learned his sentence.
ar
Mr. Dettinger, at his Centre Hall
Furniture ware-rooms, has on hand,
and will always keep; a large stock
of the best home-made chairs.
|
$
|
|
wv
5
. Golat
sce He
"CELEBRATIONS, — 1 fon S.b-
bath School will have ratio in
the "woods, near :Union chureh, on
next Satitrdnt; 26TH
The (reorons le ['nion Sa bbath
a celebration near
saturday, Sept. oth.
fi
4
on
—
:
{TAR
GALVANIZED LIGHTNING
ROD.
JOR TO ANY EN. USE.
SUP]
This
R
rod combine
Points,
iron bars,
are oround, sniral
fed. They are warranted neverto Frode. |
and are connected by perfectly fitting solid
copper burs, which form not only a perfect
and continuous connection from the
to the ground, but by a combination of met-
als, form a :
Galvanic Battery
. .
2s all the recentunprove
Insula attach
five-eigh {= of an ic
vl
Lid
1 arnlys
{
tors. and a
ments
tris ft ar
points
tv of the most terrific thunder storm he rn
NaI Ated
An. They
ho Th
3
INSTI
The Star Galvanized Rod i
ii
ND PUBLIC
TO "PIONS
have been erec ted.on the tri
COl. i. FG
Q
Manufactured at the North American
ghtning Rod Factory, Philadelphia
These Rods tre pot up by See] Farp-
ster, Centre Hall, Pa |, at
25¢ts. per Foot,
by whom all orders will be promptly atten-
Junel¥' 68 3m,
4
17 COAL AND LUMBER.
J
*
The best
WOOT COAT” BURNT: ‘LIME, |
can be had at the Eelleforte Line Kilns, on |
the Pike leading toMilesburg, at the lowest |
yrices. We are the only parties in Central |
Pocoth who burn in !
P afent Flime Kiln
whieh p rod ces s the
Bost White-Wash
. and
Plastering Lime,
offered to the trace The best
SHAMOKIN AND WILKESBAR-
RIE ANTHRACITE COAL,
a
¥
50
Silver Brook | of OUN-
dry €oal
. Alo a Tot of first and see-
ond quality
B fi (1
Eas BROAD RAILS
i - PALING, SHING LES
lastering lathe for sale cheap.
fe and yard, near South end of
oF Valley R. R. Depot,
"SHORTI JDGE, & 00
apl0'681y.
at lowest. ;rices.
Le
Bi 11d
‘Bellefonte Pa.
"AMPS OF EVERY. VARIETY and
4 kind at :
apl0 68, IRWIN & WILSON'S
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure.
COE'S
COE'S
COE'S
( ‘oe's
Love's
Dy Spit
dy £pepsia
(loe's spe Psi: 1
(loe's Dy spe Psi a
Clae's Dyspepsia
Coe’s Dyspepsia
Cure,
Cure,
Cure.
(vre
¥
t
.
rarovwned
failing
D ia
3 » ‘RAR,
| yspepsia;
Indigestion, Sick Headh' he,
Acidaty of Stomacl, Nising of Food,
Flatulenay, lassit ide, Woariness,
Biliotti'ess, Liver Complaint,
finally terminating
He f Dime, By
| upon t! pttentio
from ti vis 10st
This world re mutly for the uv
cure, of
DOL THORS
or
(aie
18 Wry
sul
dise NLS GN,
Forrible of
oa
thousand different formes, in fact, all dis-
| their complaints, such as Sick Headache,
Hoarthurn,, Depression,
unédsitess and feeling that yon wre not well.
( Kpod distr you,
stolnach : be ath 5 Del a: SKI il thimnes ft yeh vd
ard hot; don’t feal os Fh could mot
stir plyont, we st of aM) Indigesti
( Od SUE atl Ara nosh
Di spopsin. Thousands
sutfer and die #his way
f selves or ph
except that they are surely dying.
Reader, we repeatt it, this is all Dyspep-
If vou would have proof of our state-
if vou would save vourselves and
Qn
Mr ro
} OF
pon thousands
and neither them-
ment,
health and onergy and Strength,
COE'S DY! E Psi A CURE.
You will gze how soon it
bad feelings and gloomy forebodi Hi
soon it will chase AWRY any species of Py s-
Fepsit. How show iY vill give YOu new fife
1 wipar, atid bow soon it will nwnke a
man or MAT you. For your
wn se ke, for ke of veryhody sufferin
ntreat you to tr 'y it,
org.
\
RACH
Wo
t
i
ny
Cli Ot
81 or
4
For Bil
Liver Complaint and
Derangements,
fon
It is a Sovergien Remedy,
and Ag and those a
are
elie
8 cert
4 Fe Vi
senses whic +h
eli imate, iti
litle
1"
ail
od mi ash
rt
ated 18
ai pre
Thi fil 118 wed
not stand
inte
ve and ¢
derful medic
¢ upan our
cited: te
* Po iition
18
ES » Ure,
inal virtues may
statement, we
stimonials from
in societ wita-
zens will Pp ae their evidence
and A with them
{io} ythe most incered-
ale
shai
nd #1 fe
Hany ivi
f
i
appe LINISOL
and re
atl Aas cit
UAvond al
airen rth ol
astio n,
d conviction t
LOS,
Mr.
af
reliable
nder
1
L. » is
30 vers,
and
dat ov
Mi Iwankes, Wis
G. Clay
wi 4 Se Xi« snle n nere
in Milwiukea. one.of the
careful men in ‘the
»
yy a wh
1 iW
lant
44
3 ®
LG BAYS
, dan. 24, 1888,
M apare ( & New Haven,
fon:
L:oth myself
K {
18 { wife have used Coe's
Dyspepsia Cure, andit has proved PE R«
FECTLY sutisfact tory as a remedy |
fo hHetitatithy=in saving that wo have re
Gh 2 AT BENEFII | from its
Tory respectiully;
(Signed)
3
{ EST]
id
hate
el i 4
SEXTON
Co. { ]
Messrs, Stre
’
tlenen
Rar F
& Armstr
It ives rront plen
ite has derived g
from the use of Coes Dyspepsia
has been for a number of years great
| Dys epsin,
She
wit!
paroex yvsin
Ward, Lo
ran
v Try er
(icy Me stire to
benefit
Cure.
I)
HE compa ii od
of constipati Wi
the Wits all
d |
| 8
state tnat my w reat
=
oubled
~
tr to
with violent
which so prostrated her that th
while for months, unable to nything
She took, at vour instance. Coe's ih ars
Cure, and has derivea GR EALBE NE rT
FROM IT, and is NOW. warpparative®y well
~ ar < His wilt ir 8 rent hie
he reg gards i ined & sa gregl Dies
Jan. 12th. 1368 I. BF. WARD
ies y, Pu.
[From Ree Ysane Alken,
Joseph Fleming. Drug
No. St Market
Sir:—1 take great pleasure in
that, after having suffered from dyspe pein
for about fifteon pert ods
much more than others, 1 have beefi entire ly
cured by the use of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure,
My friends know that of late sears my
case has been an extreme one, 1 had great
from eating any Kind of food
- it
Qirapnt Plis
Veurs, at tome
third of my meals, in.a soar indigestible
the skvede attacks’ would
came, 4d Wwoudd: loee all strength and be wt
terly helpless «scree of the attwcks would
t for days together I would
not retain anything on'my stomach. )
For years L khew
what it was to pass five conseortiy
hours withoutintense pain. _ From the tiie
dose of this medicine 1
d vomiting. gradually all soreness
d away anc flesh and strength raturn-
and ever since I have been able to eat
set upon the table. Six
qwithont any gymp?
My cas.
ul even phisdiciang so
that for a time 1t was feared, i
10
was considered by :
that I have been not merely
conscientious Ny recommend Coe's Dy spep- |
sia Cure to all victims of dy spepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor of the Beaver St. M. E. Chure): |
Alleghavy.
'ONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE:
New Hav 0 e t., June 1, 1867.
Messrs. Gi. Clark & (
Gents: Ogun Anson from the great
of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, 1 would |
state my case. Something over a year
aro, I had a violent attack of Diarrhea,
which lasted eight weeks, during which
time 1 employed threes {hvelctans, but
without re lief, until I tried Coe's, Dy spe p-
sia - Cuore. Fhe first: dos helped. ame; 1
took it thre e times a day for a Aveek
was entirely cured; and I believe
that it saved my’ fe Being attacked in a
similar way this season, I. took one ose,
which put me all right. I would advise
every family to keep it on hand ready for
imnrediateuse, dn case of Summeror Bowel
Complaints C. DUNN.
The ebove Mr. Dunn is in our employ,
| and we ean vouch for the above statement
being true.
E. ARNOLD & CO.
fume
1
¥
COE'S DYSPE Par A €u A
Will also be found inv
of Diarrhea, &* sontery,
Y
vuable in all
Colic,
ordered con #ition of.the stomach.
Sold by Drnggists in city or country
t everywhere ut $1 per Bottle, or by fiiplion
tion to © wae
pots ¢.G. CLARK & C0.
" Role. Proprictbys,,
New Maven, Ct. |
oo, Pd
J fone 30, cov, 1,y
A few weeks ago we published in
the REPORTER a marriage notice
Rover—Shroyer. The letter trapsmit-
ting us the notice, was: signed, by one
| named Walker, real or fictitious, and ps
| we did-not preserve it, we can not give
| We have since been in-
|
i
the initials.
formed, t hat the matter was an imposi-
tion, apd could we find the letter
——; —— —— i ———— ——
T" RKEY PRU INS, raisens,
apples, oranges, lemons, al
of foreign fiuite, Hams, bacon &c., at
BURNSIDE « THOMAS".
JSTRA Y.
Y
Came to the
7 in Mi
veneer
kinds
750 MILES
Union Pacific
"RAILROAD
Arve now finished and in<operation. Al-
though this road is quilt with great rapidity
Promices of the subseriber,
ex township, on the 13th of
July, last, three; red h aiff 5, one
red steer, ane spotted steer, dhe’
Dac 'k $toor with bell en, two each having
ent it, we wottld maké an example of
"him in a me inner he would not soon
| forget.
| >»
DEATHS.
“ a i \
in Fi “iM tovmehip, of |
cholera INfantin, Sarah, ( atharive, daugh
dof P! Fs std Mary \! Buttorf, age
| vear, 11 motishs aud due
On 22nd Aug, iin Haines
| ering illness of bout wy
tion, Henriotin A © Stover
[ drew Stover, deed, aored
| and 2 days. Funeral
| by Rev, C. H. Reiter,
In Haines tp., at the residence of Mr,
| Fowler, Mrs. Sarah Penny, in her 80 year,
(3 28rd inst, int Potter hp. the wife of Mr,
Da ed heen,
On 26th inst, in Gregg twp,
infant daughter of John and
aged 1 year, 8 ponths, and 17d
On 20th: inst
|
tp., after a lin-
wr, of consuntp-
daughtsr of An-
21 veuars, 2months
rd inkit
LJ .
ad |
FOPVICeS on
(reo,
Mary Ann,
Lydia Nees
ys.
M A RRIAGES.
On 20th inst,, Mr. Wesley Doyle
{ Ellen Wi illow, hot of 6 mire Hall
On 27th insg., by Rev. M. Zettlemoyer
Mr, John H. Gentzel Miss Juli: Ann
Snavely, both of Greg
and Miss
Le
gp.
ii
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat quiet, No 28p ring 81,0832
1 Roa | hlnty 8ikoid, 1 WV Qas0 {or new
1,19. Eggs ad
PRILADELPHIA MARRKREI1
nba sugar 114. Rio ¢ offee PF gold
W heat, PPenn’a, Indisna re Wd at 2.835 for
| fair up to 2,50 for primé Rye 1,6081,55.
| Yellow corp, 1,2841:80 © Oats, western
| old 83, eho érsoen F809, Timothy §
{ Yor ed 2 65:2, 70.
EW ISBULRG MARBRRXT
Corn, C100 Byo
20H mothysepd
Flax: seed 2 00. WC loversed,
l utter 25)... Hun 2
White heans: $00, Kegs 8
| dudl, 48. Tallow 10.......Potatoes
| Apples ih MK)...
ice & should 15
BIL] EFONTE
White wheat 22°
1LYS.......Corn ID
La LUloverseed
Lard per pound Xp
Butt It A
og
W fit .
19 am
boat? :
aull, 2,78
dull, 6,00
new
h
MARKETS
s TQ L
LUMBER: Panel $40 per
Runoff mill, dry Sléper :M..........8
v14 per M.......Bill stuff 18@X) per
Hemlock hill stuff 1!
1% inch shingle
No 2 36,00,
$400......2
No 2 $12
JOCK HAVEN
Whita: WB
Commas
Corn T
Boas
Nid
1
Hinpios
\
MARE]
Bacon Hams 19
*otatoes], 25, (@
BH... Timothy Seed $,X), via
To
MILROY
MAREETS
W heat i
2 00.
09. ...
White
{ Rye i o
Plaster per ton -16;00..
Flour {(fami'y) 6,00
ub Bao
} Lard
Apples dried 124,
SE» — Ter —-
/) \ , 9
’ / 4
- /
/ ; { //
& Al 4 | ny
¥ i
3 & .
ma”
Oats
alt per snek 3,0
Heder 98"
& Should I's
Potatoes 1,60
7 4
CALL
(LL
of Penn and St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Clair Streots,
The Ls
Arrest, ('henpest and Most Sweer
“od
r
Als BUSINESS
I {3 2
”
i bx
“ gy
DRACT i COL
in the: United St fog
THO!
3
Thirty-T hi
Yor.
FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRGU LAR
FIFTEEN SAND STUDI
Nn
i
States mn Te
1
-h
3
Containing full
Course of Study
PREMIUM PENMANRSAIP,
View of the College Building,
Departments, City of P ittsburgh, &c.,
Ti ws the Princ
RP106R 1;
inf formation, Outline of
samples of Cowley's
different
XC.
als,
SMITH &COWLEY,
Pittsburgh, P
MMNE T AB K 1 ( SUTL ERY, mecluding |
plated forks, spoons, &c., at *°
apples IRWIN & WITS0
vad
A LES. of the best mak
ip to 120,000 1bs.
IRWIN & WiLsew,
UFFALG SC
from 4 ibs
apl0'68, 3
PAARL CLAY
Parior Mioves,
| Burners corsta
i] 10°68
{
i
{
i
{
are fon res of Gas-
tard ard for sale at
JEWIXN & WILSON'S.
rel
i
ntly Ol
P McCAFFREY & COS
Mi ow A wn
Wholesale and Retail
|
- 74
BOOT AND SHOE
| Store,
{
| One Door above Reynold’s Bank
)
| :
We will not mention in this adyvertize-
|
|
ment the different varieties
| Shoes, and Gaiters. of ¢
| that comprise. ous Hock
| is compldta in every piritirlar and nothing
| to excel ita» sty] Hiv, extent or price
| in thé eos tx 0) :
Our ready-made stoc kt
manufacturers
of Boots and
ery deseription,
y qua y
vag bought «fr om
| article in the least ‘inferior to what they
lL represent.
Ae would invite especial attention to our
enstom made work, —well knowing thatup-
onthe satisfaction rendered in this depart |
ment depensls entirely ur sucedss in. busi-
ness, I mploying none but
|
First: Class Witlmen.
Woe.are en: ab led to guarantee satisfaction tH
all who may faver us with their patronage.
737 A liberal reduction made on wholes
sale purchases,
P. McAFFREY & CO.
] Une 8, ly.
|
|
|
y work is thoréughly done, and is pro-
the, wi re gH . ‘ “bd | slit in the ear, The owneror owners of t -
nounced by the }; nited States ( aminission- abov © cattle are requeste «dd to come forward,
erk po’ he fisst-class in every respect before it pe nes, and take the
| prove property, PAY ex
is pocepted, and before any bonds can be is- rey ‘will ‘be disposed
same away. otherwise {
| of according to law.
ance these cattle are from
| voars old.
ni
sued upon it.
Rapidity and. axe dlence of construetién
haves heen Seen Ad by. a complete divis fer
of labop, and ! distributing the ft
[ thousand nee pmployed along the tine for |
al onet 1t if now rohakle
DAVID Z, MOY ER.
Miles Tp,,
Pert
Ii
Aug 7.8t
wv MILROY
iH
Whole Yip be
we to the Pacific
(
TheCon:
ompleted in, 18€9,
the Government grants the ri
ay have amplpm
Ek
and all'peg
nd ether
i
o¥a of which |
Et of way, |
gsary timber ¢ materi- |
along the line of its ex erations | al-
go 12 800 acres of land to theinile, taken ip |
altirnate sections on eag¢h pide of its road;
&ls0 United States Thirty-year Bonds, RiTl~
to from $16,000 to $48,000 per mile,
to be sur:
y s 3 & i
maunied
sisd pro A
»
punting
according to difficiflii
wn the variou
géetions to be built, for which |
it takes a second mortgage as security, and | all war-
‘I A
ces rendered by the OC
nz troops,
THE
ar
g June!
Four Million Dollars,
P* CAND HARDWARE
| I have just received a vary fargo |
| nssortment of goods, which wil: be scld al
the lowest cash nrices, rt
W. J. M MANIGALS.
scientist semen ———————
RUGS AND MEDICINES
DD" ranted pure,
| tions filled dt all hours, A
i —~ | Liquors for Meaedicinal uFpOses only.
E E npwy in trauspor- i large assqriment of P ont Med#dines nt
mails, &e. : ’ M MANIGAL'S,
EARNINGS OF THE UNION | — - rr
RAIL-ROAD, from its Wax HH" RE 5) RN ISH! ENG, wd ARD-
PE rAd BnEineis only fing a, md 1
I oca! Busine 8 ‘ wy, during the year er well to give him n call‘ fore purch-
i J0th, 186K, amounted to over aseing elsewhere.
twelve to 30 inches long: Bratt dvor rollers,
Strup hinges all sizes, ":
M AN IGAL'S
all expenses was much
i
on ——————————
om pep
4. 85 PER £16 FOR NAILS at
MIMANIGALS,
[oN Iron all
sizes, Seollob and all |
heavy Iron, from best manufactures |
| at 47 per pound, at
MMANIGAL'S
HORSE 'STIOES
NorwaviNuileods,
Cast Steel,
Blister Steel,
Spring Steel,
Springs,
As
Theseearnings are ric indication
ast through trafic that must follow
f the to thy Pacifie, but
cmening of
ber lertainly prove that '
First Mortgage Bonds
“pon such a property costing nearly
ofthe:
line
threo
times their amount,
’ ' ia..
Are Fniix
Union Pacifi
AX) each,
They bear
%)
ely Secure.
¢ Bonds run thirty years |
and have coupons af-
interest, pays
Th
are for
i
ched. 2%
Xa" Ke.
M MANIGAL'S.
ual :
on the first days of Januarv‘erd July at |
ann }
i at |
EST 11 Hico ry Fellows at $2.00 per fott |
B flu bs and Rims, = yokes, - bs ails co.
; M'MANIGAL'S.
Qe DLERY HARDWARE of every dese |
b eription, at MMANIGAL/S.
MUTL ER Y. Alargéassortment of Pock
et uhd Table cutlery, Tea and table |
sHOOrs
W
York. ut the of in 1d.
The principal te pita
The JO2. and at
gold they 1 ny
A
ining th
It is well
commands a much higher price than a shart |
It is
Wirty years: tHe
11
ii
rat per od nt gre
bledn gold at maturity,
of
1eir cost
$i
pric the present rate
a liberal income on tl
very important consideration in deter-
of these bonds 187 the length
i
yajue
have to run.
®
il
me they
in this line wif defy cdmpefition.
aitersand teu trays, at
M! UY ANIGAL 8,
known that a long bond alway
RIA
TRUNKS and 1dr
sortment st
to assume that during the |
ate Af iittevest'i t! l
i
4 f
One, safe
nextt
Frited States wi
i
Hing Bags, lage
IT M AN GALS
As-
p
iecline
EST RED SOLE LEATHER at 30¢ts.
Calf skins, Lining skins, Toppings, |
Shoe makers finishing tools, I at !
MMANIGAL'S
. ripe ig ee
Qu Vv BE r J. V7 ED WARE of e ry
qu nt MM ANIGAL' NJ
urope, and we have a right to expec
sue ‘hsix per cent, securities as these
held gt as h igh
Jovy
a premium ds those
which, 1857, werd
20 £023 per cant. hate par.
pre this
private eprponaiion
es pnp bape pp nage tliogmp
in
The
Lt I1rOM
rt demand alone ms nee
- » .
and asthe issneof a
rO- = . 8 _
A JO
sult;
they
The Company
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FALL PAP ER, 4000 pie:
ceived 37 different Pat
paper at 10 and 12} cls at
M'MANIGAL'S
rie
oR ja
icrns, rood |
unre
heyvond thereach of folitieal action
b » that their Bonds
ate, cheshert security
advance the
i
lie V#
are the
| the right
the present r
HL DRENS CARRIAGES, $5,00 and
C 1p, ot M'MANIGALS,
W
Bi
Paterrs
3
1 +
wl y ’
C IU Cl, Rid Lo
rice at any thne isreserved. Subscriptions
GOD AND WILLOW WARETubs
Churns, Baskets, Gal rakes
Ne y thes and Snethes
M M ANIG AL'S
Table and Car-
ringe Ci) Table and’ Stand |
"rh AM ANIGAL N,
+{ABINET ¥ AKERS
: = C y on can buy your Oils; Paints, Viel
Nod | ™ sly Paint und Vardish brush
| (gout Rristles, ) ew Patent Bedstead
Liastner and a great many other articles you
nead, low at M M ANIG ALS.
A
theeriptions will bereceived in
CENTRE HALL BY
FRED. KURTZ,
York i !
e Companies Of
enn St ™y{
and in New
At th
RmesOrtme a:
f lot!
ARGE
TG A (
AV DRY
Ay Son
Wall
Sf ren,
throughout t
Bankers,
Nt.
15
»
'a oe
he eidiced agonts
ge asportpent of Fane y and com-
mon Soaps Will be sold whole- !
@ and retail] st MMYXIGALS. |
ELALN AND BRASS Kattles,
1 )OR {
Tea Kettles, Bake Pans, Ke. at
{c Yn NM) | LANIGAL'S
i
giving ;
ag |
of the
asd" Staton
1 ey drafts or
York, and the
aree hy re turn
Remittances shan 1d
in Ne
1
CilL OL 4 ald
aha ii i
other funds par
Bonds will be
Parties <abscribinatirronsh loe {
accents, will logk to them for gheir ag
ery. J
A Payennpr Axo Miyp Fok 1858 ha
published By the Company,
tion than is possible
|
.r
tARPENTERS i
You can bt
Raws 4nd other {QO
Just Ly
your Ju (ifs, Chisels, |
ly PRs Hb }
MPENIGALS |
1L€1OTH, 1? ok vent Pat-
4, nd 8} wide, a good ar
QO il Shades, all new patter
M'MANIGAT 5,
been
13 ny
ny
Jrioon
I'l
vertisement, respecting the Prograss J
iH, On
ticle at Hoct
the Means for Construc: | o4
which :
i ROPE,
Pullevs,
"Whips iw
Rroeh fmine,
I room Handles,
Ee , at
Ome-
anv of the advertised | vo
JOHN. J. CISCO,
Treasurer, New York, |
WORLD.
MUTUAL
jife Yusurance b company of
N BW YORK
I. F. Frueaufl, Hollidayvsburg
eral Agent for Pennsylvania
B. 0. Deininger, Millheim
Agent.
‘entre
M. D.. PT Musser,
burn, Hon .P! K» rte,
I tist
The World is conducted upon the mutu-
ts.
agen
juned' 68.
ye
or 3
»
& pt,
M MANIG AL
Hardware So 5,
Mil roy, Pa.
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LA
Cn 10 OR, Iv
f HE DEAD MUST BE BURRIED, |
|
The undersigned would respectfull” an- |
| nounce to his friends, and the surrounding |
| community in general, that he is fully pre-
| pared to furnish Coffins, at the shortest ne-
| tice, and at redu weed prices.
r, sat
ap24' 68, fm. hi rch ville. |
HE AX VIL STORE i. uo reeciting |
ki a large and well i Stock of |
Hardware, Stoves. Nails, Horse Shoes, Sad- | .
dlery, Glass, Paints, Sheet, Bar and Hoop |
Iron, also Fuggy "and W agon Stock of |
every dos cription. —Call and supply. ypup-
| selves at the lowest possible rates ag
aplO 68 IRW IN dor WIESON
. tapered se
2,209, 000 G ustoniery tn Your
Years.
Pa
, Gen-
Pa., Local |
Ton aty Beferencer—D. 1. Hilbish,
M.D, Coll P.Go-
Wm. Harter, Den-
insurad free—as all the insured have the |
benefits of the profits,
|
|
The Dividends are |
pid annually, ‘after | .
the second vear, by which the sured se- |
cure all the advantages of the profits Thus |
tha dividends increase fron ‘year to vear,
until they reach the sum of "the annual pre-
minim, and then exceed it~ Policies are
paid in thirty days after due notice and |
proof has been given of the death of thein’
sured.
Thirty days grace arc
newal of premiums:
After tyvo#nnual payments all policies |
remain ir. force ap 10°68, ly.
PE Fare
THE Wghest ma arket prices pid for
1 Linds of country prodnt at
BU RNSTDE THOMAS
¥7 ALUABLE TAVERN STAND AT |
Hoy’ g the largest capital, most experi-
| eno? _and extensivedrwde of Any Coreen
rin tl oh lar Sale*borsines
Guarantee Safist sfaction
in every instance, and alsc the Pokt selection |
| of Goods ever offered at
“1 One Dollar Each.
No other coficern has anv show wherey-
our Agents are selling. Our motto,
“Prompt and Reliable.”
gents wi anted in city and cpuntry.
THE LADIES
articularly Pequostes to try our popy-
ard eh ritem of solling all kindes of Dry
| dnd Faney Goods, -Préss Patterns, Cotton
Cloth, Castors, Silver Plated Goods, Watch-
8, &e. (Established 1864) A patent pen
fountain and a check describing an artiele
| to he sold for a dollar, 10 cts; 20 for $4; 60
| for” 100 for $10; sent by mail. Free
80 ats to getter up, (worth 50 per cent
hant those sent by any other concern.)
Send us a tr ial
allowed in the re-
wg
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PRIVATE SALE. 4 | |
3
The undérs its ed offers he fell]
tl. \LL HOTE 1, ST. \ND,
.
‘
no ¥ mn
Are
x
v
Sd
at Centre Hall, © ertra caunty Pa., ol 1 ie |
r »
Sale. The Hotel building is a large,
well finished, two-story frame buildin zw ith |
Stare roan, Tare atid ‘convenient stables
syciwitk all hecessary vutbuild-
ki ow n as one of the best coan-
$6;
r
more t
according to size of ¢ lub.
al d is
iy LE 1
Also, if desired by purchasers, the ce will be
sold with this property, a iot of ground in |
Centre Hal], contathing tout { of an acre
and another lot of ground .containipg 23
acres, near Centre Hall, For further ar
| ticulars apply to
WM. STUM By
Centre Hall, P
lar.
ag B.—Our sale should not be’ clhssed
with New York dollar jewelry sales or
| bogus “Tea Companies," as it is nothing of
the sort.
EASTMAN & KEND DALL
65> Hanover Stréet, Boston, Mass,
July, 170m:
junel® 68 3m
Te —_ ol A.
NV HARDWARE STORE!
J. & J. HARRIS,
NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
| Anew and complete Hardware Stere bat
been opened by the undersigned in Broek-
| erhoff’s new building<where they are pte-
| pared tosellall kinds of Buildingand House
ef ¥i rnishing Hard wire, Tron, Steel, Nails.
aggy wheels in setts, Chan p’ on Clothes
Weringer Mill Saws,
Saws Hg nnon Saws, Webb Saws, Ice Cream
Freedom Rath Tuba, Clothes Racks, a full
assortm nt ‘of Glass snd Mirror Plate of all
sizes, Piciure F rames, Wheelbarrows,
oul QO 11 CP, Selting, ‘Bpokes.
| Felloes, un 3 abs, Plow 3 Cyltiv ators, Cora
Plows. Plo: ww Points, old rds
| and Cul tivator Teeth, y lery. Bhov:
els, Bnat des an id; Forks, 5, Hinges,
| Rerewve Sash 8 Springs Horse-Shoes, Nails,
Norway Oils. Lard, Lubricating,
Coal, Linseed, Tanners. Anvils, Vi ices, Bel:
Screw Plates, Blacksmiths Bo
Jells, House Bells, Dinner
Tes Ralld, Grindstones, Car en-
Fruit Jars and Cans, Paints,
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10 the 5,
ter
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be 3’
’,
INESE OF TRUE MARMA GY
a whic Pr the
J un CRE 11 yy:
.
a i
JUGAL LOVE,
(ON
3
ANDTHE HA
Abikeh
lgtrer “envelo free of charge
Addtess, ‘De J. Skillin Hou ton, How:
ard Assoeiation, Philadelpbia,
june, 568 71y.
HILLIBISH,
+ “on \
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Wholesale and retail dealer in
r
’
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im
xt
. 5
PAlloghany. Street, Reliefontd ra, :
ig? '
Read only a partial list of Cook Biv
Ww ’
Walagion;
( yrnamental,
Oriental,
Royal Cook,
Prince Ros),
5
«
Rea Shel
Artisan,
And Asorion. '
3
Paalor aad Office Stoves ;.
~
0
he
+ be
£ Len}
»
Morning’ Glory,
ropic,
i inant
New Reg,
And P
»
ie Ee *
>
- -
fe +
1).
arlor Cooks for Woddols Col, and
toves of every Log 5 :
At ntion is o; HE
: Plate, a new size, whic
]
’
’
?
i stock of Roondg
e has Just reeeiv-
Tt hakes better job than the
, old size, and can be furnished ¢ cheaper | than
any other establishment i in tows. :
.
2# Spouting and jobbing 1
tended to. Charges roomy
-.
fomplly at
t and aay:
fics os,
wy © i a
3:43 ~
%
.
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v8
Of new and cheap oad Just revived
from New York and Philadelphia,’
ned at the store of Graffa Thom
ilroy, nearly opposite G. W, houibeond
| Maire consisting of a splendid assortment of
t Li
:
‘ "uy
Ipacas, “
Rrhuit Cloths)
Pie Laines
Ginghams,
fico,
JAWnNns ;
Muslin, ya h 4
simeress, i
Men's Summer Goods,
Boots & Shoes,
Hi ats nl all kinda,
Tardw are,
i
¥ -a
item
B ug,
Pa
ony
~
ate:
ts and Tubs, |
made lobia
-" s
tea
?
al
uke
% andy
x “3
un
im
Ry ron of different <
Coal Oil inde
ar.
33
™~
ensral variety of ther murbhas-
1r ‘of
reas, .
A ad ne
dize _ nauall ¥ kept in eountry stores,
they now offet at: the lowest
nire ‘¢
h }
$00
: 1
Ve shall at. all times. be. pleased. to
’ and. will
‘make it &n object to sell goods bow,
REMEMBER PAE ni |
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Graff & ThompsSi
IN MIT fre
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.
B
t
Ae Hy 4%
They Yeo favs at hate Tansery s good
.
it
. LEE aE
vif fy
AND CALF SKINS
> yr
Ear oe
#F
K1p
ES
on hand and will be sold low for cask.
: A
Bark 4d Hides
Wanted at the Tannery
Ton
. jeg fap’
A oy :
fr
in Milroy: which we swf pa So: Jot
ound for Bull, 9 for Steer and Re hides, ~
3 for Calf skins, clear of cuts-and scars,
The highest prices will’ be paid i in cash or
trade for good oak-bark.
“may$ 01s. GRATF & THOMPSOX.
vr:
i
w Wins s celebrated confections,
Whitman's celebrated chocolate,
Buker's chocolate, Smith's choeolate,
China Ginzer, English Pickes,
. a: Lies
American Pa sine “THOMAS .