Cixrri Hann, PAL Sermo 4th. 1868 LOCAL: ITEMS. A Two Nrw Empire Sewing Ma- citings, warranted, for sale at this Officey Irox Crry ConLrar.—A scholarship to this institution for sale at this office, and to Be had at a bargain. ’ ank . Suuguons, and i an 3h. SL ale at'this office, BE : Local 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 publicatian. Oufreaders Wwoull obligh ue. ( Dy ocdn- sionally mailing a coprof the Rerorrer to their relatives and xequaintances outside of our county, pecially to sueh as formers ly lived in Pennsvallex. It would he the most welcome matter you could mailite such, and would be the means of inducing 0 Ak becomesubseribers, . Any person . fsubseribiers, and $12, will nt I RRPORTRERONG year free; wr fnew wy and $6 the getter up of the club will receive the RErorveR & months frea. This offer good from this date ~—the namos can be seat in as they sub- seribe. a a 4 n To Business Men, ‘Wetdnvite busines men wishing to ertive, to call and cxamine the subscription list of the RerorreR, and satisfy themselves that it preients a most desirable advertising especially for this side, ihe heart of the count, This has been the experience of allso far, who have advertised in the RerorTErR. We venture to saw] that since we commenced the publies- tion ofthis paper, the rapid increaseof sur list, unsolicited, ie without prece- det in this county. ~ pe «> OT —————— - XW. Ny fn another part of this paper, This. truly Valuable Medicine is recom- mended by all who use it. 2 reer A Ap a Valuable real estate of Pater Breon, See advertisement, | ml lr pee The Farmers’ Mutual Comp. of Pennsvalley, on Monday of Tast week, insured property to amount of 898 000. The eitizens of Penus- valley and of Brushvalley, can find no better and safer Company to insure company. . EE Tue Fair Grovxps—We were out, one dav last week, to see the Fair Ground, near Bellefonte. The ‘trot- 1 of a mile in length. The enclosure remarked in. a former number, seems bench rushing from this bench, and from rounds; the beautiful creek running! ¢%. we Sa ne ve rid ai - Ee By a ae <n ¥ te fen “Shadi trees dotting, different portions of the grounds, (not forgetting the ada freé occupying the ecntre | “of the trotting course,) all these give | Ht aitoral advavtages which no other Sir-cround that we Know of possCsses, = and whichi can not be supplied by the grounds; needs some fixing, | id little expense “ean be made! a pleasant aud Icvel drive, it being al. udpishided by large trees upon the one side. leeomea life-member of the Centre Co. | 2 icultural Society, it will ‘cost but! $10, and gives him, his wife and chil- | "ie ; ‘ rai fhe prices of the grounds, af | all -fates. and placingarticles upon ex-! tion, ete., free, and he will at the | lime be thus coutributing s6me- : the advancement of agrical- & k : of ize 2 gi ReS pork bY @ Scholar of the WHE the. Aiimal’s Throat. —On last Monday morning a strage negro was | “distoverad by Maj. Fisher, near Penn | on atonce became rife, that the | dhe “burecan.” ‘The Major at once proceeded to inform others of the fact, iit to Where the negro was&een, }'s-throat with 8 razor, having ‘inflicted several severe gashes onthe neck of the horse, when he ap Gr ear 4 Tuesday morning ta- en to the Bellefonte jail. “Phe horse belonged to Moses Sto- eo yin 1 Tunes twp., from whose field he. had stelenshin the Sunday ght previous, The horse, we are in- “is likely to survive his inju- i 0D to be: insane ; he would not speak. k to. cutting all kinds “of anonkey ines”, such as standing on his head, ae soldier, (his radical educa- tion), and other antics, Ado Milroy store; will pay especial atten. tion to the Centre cotifity tiade: A Jarge and complete assdrtinent of govds ill make 2 note of this. x mentioned of a radical who sub- ed for the Reporter, az he wanted e “how much’Kurtz eould lie in éar.”" Weheard from this rad; on {ast Saturday, and his letter below will show that he ds a “hard” one, more, “for ‘while the amp holds out to burn; the vilest sinner may return,” anid thete is hopa for you yet; friend = : ] ¥ i: Eo © | Ice lls Boats sss & i 1 Aug. 80,08 “Mr. Kutte—Sir : Enclosed vou'l find two dollabs,” #150 to pay for one year, for the, Reporter, the balance to dome Badk «to nie. Your Haya done bully for the first time ; now go it from this until full; about the first of No- vember you ean neither reach side nor bottum with See Seymour and Blair hitched together. 1 know Seymour § ES ® ® to make him; now do your biggest licks, 0 iy ls “ BENNER TWP. ITEMS, Friend Kurt: :—Being in Centre Hall a few weeks ago, a friend there sid he hoped L.would send an article to the Reporter. I now do so, Som sin usb } "ne | fall. | Pinch had a | down ; there was more harm done to | er of the here but, i | scarce, promises plenty, Abolitionists | SON POC Ju bilant. pukthes. Amos, ‘do vou remember | alive yet, after their wonderful adven- | tures in the meadows. In a few weeks BENNER. cons mmamm—— I df o—o———— | dows, { { wears a Sevmour badge crat.? ‘Hall, and elsewhere, declare a kiss | from a Seymour “boy” is far sweeter | than a kiss from a chap who goes in | for Grant and darkies. Now, young | gents, if vou want to gain the smiles | Sey nour, { wees smmmar——t wp Mp na i Graham & Son, one door north of hard-ware store, | lot ot ladies’ and children’s Boots and | | Shoes, and men’s calf, kip and congress Boots. Those wishing any thing in that lige, will find Grahams’ the place prices. i lls “Why, neighbor, where did you get that fine dress pattern, and dear me, what a nice lot of Groceries, now tell me what store you deal at? “Why, woman, that’s no secret at | all, for every body knows that Hof | to go to when you wish to buy somc- | thing good, nice and cheap, and there is the place I bought these goods. Go | and try them.” : — > > - Sternberg & Brandeis, who keep the | well-known dev-goods, grocery and have just returned from the east with | a large stock of new Goods. Good | Boots ean be had there for £3,350 and | good bays’ Coats for 34 and upwards. They have resolved to maintain their | ment to buy cheap goods at, es mimesis tf Ap We direct the attention of our readers to tho advertisement of Jacob D. Miller. Mr. ! out, and deserving a share of the public pa- | If any of our readers wish any fe. ——— ———— —— - The VYoter™s Fext Bool. Comprising the most important Documents, Matter connected with the History of the Government from 1774 to the present time. | By James M. Hiatt. Large 12 mo. cloth | § ITustrated, with from 18 to 21 full page, prominent men. Upon a | recommend it #8 & Text Book worth hav- | Ing, ns it is to contain valuable statisties | and documentary matter connected with | the Government, fron its foundation down | th the present time. Mr. W, B. WaaxER, | of Millheim, has the Ageney for Centre solicit subseriptions for the same. It rt tf. ens ne i FRUIT CANS, by the Thousand. at the | Cemie Hall Foundry, for 15, 20 and 25 | cents apiece—wurranted, 7A liberal | discount to the wholesale trade, i + Stove-pipe, Tinware and Fruit Cans, Drills - and Threshing Machines, both for 4-horse sweep power and 2-horse tread power, Also the Tornado Seperator that will out-thresh apy machine ever bro't to Centre county. : Isaac Haupt at Bellefonte, Pa. and H & Co., at Milesburg, Pw, have already got a New sy 0 of Spears’ "Antizdust Cook, Parlor degting: Stoves; also, Spears’ revolving, hg Hlmminating stove ; Spears’ new orbicular gas-burning parlor stove (castiron cylinder): These have all proven themselves to be the best stoves in the world for,burning either wood, hard or soft coal ; they sieve their own ashes, make no dust, economize fuel, and are the best bakers in the worldand have more conveniences than any other stoves now in use; people in want of stoves would do well to eall at their ware-rooms and see their stock before pur- chasing: elsewhere, as by a negleat of this they may be sorry as many have already been. : SPEARS’ ANTI-DUST. GAS BURNING COOK STOVE, (wood or eoul,) SPEARS ANTI-DUST GAS-BURNING P STOVE, seh i aupt ARLOR STOVE, we claim for these stoves perfect cleanli- ness; in poking the fire, entire safety of the fire; they require very little attention ; secure thorough ventilation of the room, thus preserving the health of the occu- pants ; entire freedom from dust ; a uniform and well regulated heat; a gas-consumer of the first quality; great economy in fuel; Reptness, cheapness and beauty, 18aac¢ HAuvt; Agent, : Tt tp eee Rai¥—Y esterday moruiug, 3rd ; it commericed raiiing and from all ap- pearances we weré to'have plenty of . mn ; . it. The drought has been very great with us Bit, if he keeps on reading the Re . Wore Testimony THE KEYSTONE HARVESTER READ THE PRYTIMONY OF FARM. ERS WHO HAVE TRIED I'l : Fillmore, Aug, 18th, 1808, Gents i—1 nm now done haying with har- Vosting, sand new says to: thoeroedit of the Keystate, Thi Lent both etops with bag pair of horses; and I do not think they sweat more than if they stood ih the stable, pod it isctraly the lightest deafl vnchine | or any of my neighbors ever: saw, clit over the roughest ground in Halfinoon valley, One of the advantages of the Key- stone isthe cutter har trayoling in line with line, so that when the drive wheels go into a furrow the Knives go into it at the same tine, and also as readily travel aver wrise, Another advantage is the Lover Paovwor, whieh is the nicest arrangement wong the many itprovements added to reapers, The hosting arrungenrent is ahead of wll others ; lL ean raise the outside ofthe cutter bar as well us the inside; in driving along and ean miso the bar to make astubble fifteen inches high, B. FF. HoNeex, Agricultural College, Gentlemen :—Uaving used vour mdehine thizx season, . : ding it to the farming ¢ vnmunity as one of the lightest and best Reapers now dnase, For hiehtness of draft, stnplicity He ® Nuar- rah for the Keystone Reaper, ABRAHAM MARY”. Boalsbhurg, Aug 190. 1868, Gentlemen: —1 was pursunded hy Mr, I have given it a fairtrinl, and find it to do all it was recommended think it the best combined machine now manufactured. * * 1]. HoCKENBERG. Pleasant Gap, Aug, 17., "07. Gentlemen: —1 wish to inform you that the Kevstone Harvester has done all 1 ex- pected it to do, and a great deal INOre; res ex peet, mowing I can go ahead of any thing that | ever was in our county. J. W. Suvey. Houserville, Aug. 17th, 1868, | Gentlemen of the Centre Hall Manutues | have tried the Kevstone i Harvester, and take plensure in recommens | ding it as one of the Pe machines now ot- i I did all my mowing, lodged and standing, MAS, rouch and smooth, as the Kevstone never i ng apparatus is truly | shines, The hurvesti the best I ever saw, the sun Daxter M. Hovsek, Centre Mills, July 24th, 1868. Centre Hall Manufacturing Comp, | Gentlemen :— We have been using one of | vour machines—ithe ““Kevstone Harvester’ | —and take pleasure in recommending dt as one of the best machines now offered to the ‘ 22] Jas awl} . : i publie, It has Ratiy equalled oul highest ‘ a e 1 It certainly has the lightest draught of any Reaper in the market A- uniong the nmnum uprovements and additions to reapers since their first appear- Nefl’ belonrs the credit rable ver power—which is one of the i wg 5 N.S. HIY CX- | ee] celient features of Lig : 3 Wo & Co. I IME. COAL AND LUMBER. 4 The best WOOD (OAL. BURNT LIME, can be had at the Bellefonte Line Kilns, on the Pike leading to Mileshure, at the lowast We are the only parties in Ceniral Patent Fiame Kiln, wifich produces the 2st White-Wash and B offered to the trade The hest SHAMOKIN AND WILKESBAR- RIE ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, prepared expressly for family use Also silver Brook Foun- dry Coal at lowest prices. Also a lot of first and sece- ond quality Nd PALING, SHINGLES and plastering lathe for sale elieap, Oe and vard, none South end of Bald SHORTLIDGE, & CO. aplO 68. 1y. Dellefonte Pa. AMPS OF EVERY VARIETY and | 1 4 lind at aplO' 6s, IRWIN & WILSON'S, UNION HOUSE iy MEROY, PA. A CHANGE of proprietors of this Hotel | was made on the 1st of April. The estub- | lishment has been refurnished, refitted, and remodeled, and will hereafter be conducted The present proprietor will give his persona? striet at- | lic and others, who may favor hima with their custon, | THE BAR is well stocked with the choicest Brands of | Liquors, and the Table gotten up in first- cluss style. GOOD STABLES are connected with the hotel, and obliging Ostlers are always on the ground to attend | . - to this Department, 7&4 A portion of public patronage is so- | licited, and good nccommodutions areguar- | anteed to all, | 5. S STOVER, Proprietor, | MiLroy, Pa. ‘ Sanita 1B ime TNA Sslleronte Planing ill, EDMUND BLANCH ARD, B. AUSTIN BREW, E. M. RLANCHARD, W., M. HOLMEN, # Blanchard & Company, Successors to Valeutine, Blanchard & Co, MANUFACTURERS OF WHITE, & YELLOW PINE FLOORING AND WEATHERBOARDING, of Various Styles, aug2l. ly, DOORS, . AIAN » BLINDS, SHUTTERS, : MOULDINGS, Scroll work of every Description. BRACKETS OF ALL SIZES. and patterns made to order, Having a “"BULKLEY'S PATENT LUMBER DRYER,” connected with our establishment, we are enabled to manutac- ture our work from THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER! 27 ORDERS FROM CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, DEALERS AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL, SOLICITED, BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO., Pa. augld 686m, YARLOR COOK STO V ES, Parlor Stoves, and four sizes of Gus- Burners constantly on hand and for sale at aplO 68: Inwin & Winson's: AA a SDEWAT HS, On the 80th.in Petter tp, of Dysentarty David Hotfiman, aged 99 years, 6 months aud 21 days, On the 80th in Pottertp., n child of Mi, Sager, Jonathan Searfuis, On 28rd of Aue, in Haines tpi at the resi- dettee of Mee Geo, Fowler, Mrs. Surah Pen ny, in hee 80 year, "Mrs, Penny was a Christin, She Nigod [ Ta Christ, und ghe died in Christ. She was Patt tnvalld (or a number of yes | but slje hore all her sufferings with great pativnee, NO words of murmering ever esenpud 4 Lips; sho settaed to realize continually the | hoped hip} of the npostId's lanedpee, | “that our Nght aMictions which ave but for a thoment, work for d= no fitr more” exXeee- ding nnd eternal weight of glory.” Mrs, F Peiiny gave bright evidence of her accep- tuner with God, | her, for this, sho felt, was tof Her home | robbed death ofits sting. The grave—the { cold, dismal, gloomy grave—-ever presen- ted to her nnd ne fears, For Chresg had | sanctified it, nnd she felt that it wasnt as | n ward-robe in which to store away her bo- dy until the morning of her Resurrection, Mrs, Penny was burried in the Lutheran | cometery of Adromsburg, Rev. W. H, | Gotwald preached an Buaglish sermon on the words, “Let me die the death of the rivhteons.!’ Nun: 23, 10/1 Rev. A. C Fol | ker preached an Geran sermon, on the words in St. John's Gospel 11; 20, Mn, Gold 1,40 | No 1 spring wheat, | 2.50 for new ambey new red Michigan, 2 420258 3 ok for | Michigan, 47% for white California...... 1 Petrole- P SiaaR Cheese 13617 DRY GOODS: { All the regular makes of prints bring 13a 17 for best southern and eastern; muslin steady at 2% for NY mills, 22 for Tusearora, 18 for Masonville, CHICAGO MARKET. Wheat No lat 1,7001,73, No 2.1,584a1,63 Corn No 1 at dal. 00.;....Oats H2%...... Dry sated shoulders had HEY Khorsssss Lard extra < nnd steers 7,462) for light, to extra. PHILADELPHIA MARKET, iC netive 0. 72n7.2hH; light steers Hogs active at at 4.25 vood COW Rye 1.6001 08 Corn vell W LEWISBURG MARKET. W heat S2,00....... Corn, new’ 110 Ryo 1.50 320 h, } Timothyseed, Butter 80 Ham W........ White beans 85,00 dull, 15.......Tallow 10....... Potatoes 1,00. Pork 8@9Y.......... Side & shoulder 15, BELLEFONTE MARRKRETS. « White wheat S215, red 210 PAH. ......L orn 1D......Onte00. H)...... Cloverseed 6,00 Rye, ans «os Barley | 1,72. yor pound xX) ton Potatoes #y.....Ezgas - Plasterpor 216 Tall WN 15...... Bacon IN Hum? i. LUMBER ....... Panel $40 per Run of mill, dry 14 per M.........5n ST per Mo. Bil stadd 186020 per Hemlock bill stuff 14a 18per Monn, I= inch shinele No 1 ~7 per a0... S00... 24 inch shingleNo 1 aidel i. No 3 ST, MARKETS. Red Hn, .......0ats Salt per sack 85,00, Butter A0 Eres X)........ Bacon Sides & Shoulders (8 Hams 249 Lard 15... Potatoes 1.00.... Apples dried 124, Te pa—— ? rd ” 7 7/7 J “7 / rf WV Z Yi, (7 \ £01 / . cv” nt” Cor. of Penn and St. Clair Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. Cheapest and most Sucogss ful wr , g * ot Na 22 = UK), (Nd Ji MILROY White W heat Rye 1.9.......Com Plasterper ton K.00, “ LC . . Aargest, PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL, LEGE in the United States, STUDENTS Ten THOUSAND Thirty-Three States in Cars. FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR of information, Outline Course of Study, samples of Cowley's PREMIUM PENXMANRAIP, View of the Col Building, Departments, City of Pitt<burgh, &ec., address the Principals, SM IFi'i & COWLEY., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 fee i. aplO 68, 1v, NINE TABLE CUTLERY, including . 3 plated forks, spoons, Ae, il naples, IRWIN & WILSON, P McCAFEREY & COS Wholesale and Retail BOOT AND SHCQCE Store, One Door above Reynold’s Bank. We will not mention in this advertise- ment the different varieties of Boots and Shoes, ind Gaiters of every description, that comprise our stock—sutlice 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 hought 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 rendered in this Depart- ment depends entirely -ur suceess in Pe Employing none but NESS, First-Class Workmen. We are enabled to guarantee satisfaction tH all who may favor us with their patronage. 74% A liberal reduction made ‘on whole- sale plirchases, i% juned’s8 ly. P. McAFFREY & CO, JUFFALO SCALES, of the best make, from 4 Ibs up to 120,000 ths, apl0' 68, Irwin & Wibnon; 50 "MILES OF THE : Union Pacific RAILROAD Are now finished and in operation, Al though this road is quilt with great rapidity the work is thoroughly done, and ix pro- nounced by the United States Commission ers to bo first-class in every respect before it sned upon it, Rupidity and execllanoe of construction have heen geerrredl by on complete division thousand men employed slong the line for long distances at once, tis now probable Completed in 1869, ThaCompany have ample means of which the Goverment grants the right of way, alteraate sedtions on each side of its it takes asecond mortgage ns security, and it 18 expected that not only the interest, but ting troops, mails, &e. THE f.ocal Business only, during the year end- ing June 30th, 1868 amounted to over Four Million Dollars, its Bonds, Theseecarnings are noindieation of the vast througeh traffic that must follow they certainly prove that First Mortgage Bonds Are Fntirely Secure. The price 2, and at the present rate of of time they have to run, Ole, Eu «1 (rovernment, The in at from 20 to 23 per cent, above par, and as the issueof a private corporation * sult, they are bea ond thereach of political action, t the present rate, are the cheapest security Subseriptions will bereceived in CENTRE HALL BY FRED. KURTZ, and in New York "sa Street, AND BY John J. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No 59 Wall St, throughout the United States, Remittances should be made in drafts or other Parties subseribing through loeal agents, will look to them for their sate de- livery. A PavirurerT AND. Mar For 1838 hasjust published by the nation than is possible in an ad- been Company, giving Work, the Rosoureosof the Contry trav ersed by the Road, the Means for Construe- tion, and the Value of the Bonds, which i ! | | pany¥’'s offices or at any JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York, WORLD MUTUAL nents, juned 68, EC ——— Life Insurance Company of NEW YORK. I. F. Frueauft, Hollidaysburg Pa., Gen- eral Agent for Pennsylvania, Agent, Contre County Reference.—D. I. Hilbish, M: D.. P:'T: Musser, M. D., Col. 1. P. Go- burn, Hon. F. Kurtz, Wm. Harter, Den- fist. 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 ave paid annually, after the second year, by och the insured se- cure all the advantages of the profits, Thus tha dividends merease from year to year, until they reach the sum of the annual pre- mium, 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 are allowed in the re- newal of premiums After two annua 1 payments all policies aplO'68 1y, remain in force, pa highest market prices paid for all : kinds of country produce, at BURNSIDE « THOMAS. Y: LUABLE 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 is known as one of the best coan- try Hotel stands in central Pennsylvania, Also, if desired by purchasers, there will be sold with this property, 4 lot of ground in (entre Hall, containing about } of an acre and another, lot of ground containing 23 acres, near Ceritfe Hall. For further par- WM. STUMP, ticulars apply to juneld' 683m Centre Hall, Pa. G RAND EXHIBITION Of new and cheap goods just roveived from New York and Philadelphia, now a ut the store of Grafts Thompson, Milroy, nearly opposite G. W. Graham's Hotel, consisting oi'a splendid assortment of Dress and funey goods, such as Mohair Cloths} Alpacas, De Laines, Ginghame, Unlicoes, Lawns, Muscling, Cassimeres, Men's Summer Goods Boots & Bhous, Huts of nll Kinds, Inrdware, Drugs, Wall Paper, neon Ware, nekets and Tubs, Ready made clothing Fish, Sugar, Coflen, Byrups of different inde, Coal OIL ' And nu general variety of sther merohan- dize, msunlly kept in country stores, nll of wpples, orgies, fey : RRA, Thiel boot ae aut BURNSIDE &s THOMAS. JoSTRAY. : ys 4 23 Camo to tHE MRA Jaf the subscriber, Ro ig Miles twnshipg an the igh of Lae : ACE FR 2 LS 2A ha Tast, three red heiffers, one hs fF 3 i § vid § focda. red steer ole spotied steer, one biick steer with bell on, twe each having a slit in'the war. The owneror owners of the above enftleare requested tocomatorward, prove propert ’y my a onses, and take the sine wie, otherwise they witl be disposed of actording tb Jaw, Judging from sppear- ance thesq cattle are from Awe to three yours ol Bl. 66 Shisos GRE 9: 1 Ci (DAVID Zy MOYER. ST Mites Tp, mo ¥ a a. 6 ANDY ARDW ARE STORE. va just rived a A rge Fgh Which wi eso 5 pled ‘wei oc AEN | Wa. M MANIGALS, TARUGS AND MEDICINES all ware ranted pure, Physicians perscrip- D RU assortment of the lowest cas which they now offer at the lowest prices, Farmors and others fromm €entre county will do well te give them a cull, and exam- . We shall at all times he pleased to make it an object to sell goods low. REMEMBER THE PLACE IS IN MILROY, They aléo have at their Tannery a good OAKSOLEANDHARNESE LEATHER KIP AND CALF SKINS Bark and Hides Wanted at the Tannery i 4 { in Milroy, for which we will pay Se. per | ound for Bull, 9 for Steer and Cow hides, | 3 for Calf skins, clear of cuits nnd seares. | The highest prices will be paid in eash er trade for good oak bark. may®60,1y. GRAFF & THOMPSON, Buker's chocolate, Smith's chocolate, Pickles, at | BURNSIDE &« THOMAS et eg A —— Se A i i i J. & J. HARRIS. i NO. 5, BROCKERHOFF ROW. | A new and complete Hardware Store has been opened by the undersigned in Broek- yared to sell all kinds of Building and House | nn Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Buggy wheels in setts, Champion Clothes Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and Hund Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, lee Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs, Clothes Racks, a full assortment of Glass and Mirror Plate of all sizes, Picture Frames, AV heelbarrows; Lamps, Coal Oil Lamps, Belting, Spokes. Felloes. and Hubs, Plows, Cultivators, Corn Plows, Plow Points, Shear Mold Boards ultivator Teeth, Tuble Cutlery, Sh and Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutiery, Shove els, Spades and Forks, Leeks, Hinges, | Screws, Sash Springs, Horse-Shoes, Nails, | Norway Rods. Oils. Lard, Lubricating, Coal, Linseed, Tanners. Anvils, Vices, Bei= lows, Screw Plates, Blucksmitha Toels, Dinner Bells, ells, Ten Bealls, Grindstones, Carpens ils: Varnishes received and for sale at juned 68, 1y, J. & J. HARRIS. NT HILLIBISH, A. Wholesale and retail dealer tn Stoves & Tinware, fAlleghony Streot, Bellefonte, Pa Read only a partial list of Cook Stoves; | Wellington, Waverly, Ornamental, Oriental, Royal Cook, Prince Royal, Nea Shell, Artisan, And America. Parlor and Office Stoves: Morning Glory, Tro ie, Brilliant, New Bgg, And “¥™rlor Cooks for Wood or Coal, and Wood Stoves of every description. Attention is called to his stock of Roonfig Plate; a new size, which he has just receives ed, size 40x20. It makes better job than the old size, and can be furnished cheaper than any other establishment in town. Zz Spouting and jobbit.g prompily at tended to. Charges reasonable and satis- faction guaranteed. juned' 68,1y, WON J UG A L LOVE, AND THE HARPINESS OF TRUE MARBRA GR Essay for the Youhg Men, on the Errors, Abuser and Diseises which destroy the Manly Powers ahd ereate impediments to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address, Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, How- ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. jute; 68,1y. tions filled at all hours. Pure Wines an Liquors for Medicinal Pupusatcmiy, A large assortment of Patent FX icine at MANIGAL'S. HOSE FURNISHING HARD- WARE. Persons building will do well to give him a eall before pureh- aseing elsewhere. Barn door hinges, from twelve to0 inches long. # rol Strap hinges all sizes, at u MMANIGAL'S, - 4.85 PER KEG FOR NAILS at RON. Iron all sizes, Scollop and all MMANIGAL'S. 1 heavy Tron, from best manufactures at 42 per pound, at M'MANIGAL'S. HORSE SHOES, Norway Nailreds, Cast Steel, Blister Steel, Spring Steel, Springs, Acion 5 &e. &e,, at M'MANIGAL'S, EST 1} Hicory Fellows at $2.00 per sett B Hubs and Rim Jokes. Khafts &e. "nu ANIGAL'S. 3 ADLERY HARDWARE of every dese eription, at MN ANTGAL'S. aprrRy i TLERY, Alarge ywortment of Poek- et and Table cutlery. Tea and table In this line we defy competition. Saaxicars. NKS and Travelin Bags, lage a" sortmentat M MANIGAL'S. Calf skins, Lining skink, Toppings, Shoe makers fingshing twols, low at M'MANIGAL'S. LVER PLATED WARE of every quality, ut MMANIGALS. WA LL PAPER, 4000 pieces just ros ceived 37 different Patterns, good paper at 10 and 124 et=. AMM HILDRENS CAT. up at . nt ANTGAL'S, O ALS, OOD AND WILLOW WARE Tubs Ww Churns, Haskoti, Grain fakes Soviacs and nstps n t MAMANIGALS. GF neavment of Table and Car: ringe. Oil Cloth, Enblel and Stand Paterns, at A MANIGALS. CABINET MAKERS: 5 Y ou can buy voug Oils Lainte, Vars nish Paint ‘and Varnish brushes, (grovind Bristles ) a mew Patent Bod tend fustner and a great many other articles ou need, low at ALLMAN IGAL 8. large assortment of Fancy and eom- 4 mon Soaps. Will be sold whales sale and retail, at \ M ANIGAL >. PorGEIAIN AND BRASS, Kettles, Tea Kettles, Bake ns. Xe. 8 hele ANTGAL'S. AML {ARPENTERS. : : > You can buy your Fein Chisels, ~: = or > “ We, oH Baws and ther BMANIGA L's, 4 LOOR OIL CT:OTH, 12 Different Pat- terns, 4 8, 6 and 8} wide, # goddar- All ew pattems, WAANIGALS. ROPE, Pulluxs Z Whips, : Broom {wifie, w . Broom handles, . &e., &e., at Wd MMANIGALS, Se Hardware Store, rayviS 68 Ty. Milroy, Pa. ue DEAD MUST BE BURRIED. The undersigned would respetfully an- nounce to his friends, and the surrounding community in general that he is fully pre- pared to furnish Cofins, at the shortest no= tice; and at reduced prices. . a HR. SMITH, a fi24 68 6m. Churchville ee ee riAHE ANVIL STORE is now receivin a large and well assorted Sgock o Hardware, Stoves, Nails, Horse Shoes, Sad- dlery, Glass, Paints, Sheet, Bar and Hoep Iron, also Buggy and Wagon Stock of every deseription,.—Call hd supply youre selves at the lowest possible rates at aplO 6s. IRWIN & WILSON. 2,200,000 Customers in Four Years. Patronize the Best! Having the largest capital, most experis enced. and extensive trade of any tencern in the Dollar Sale busittoss, we Guarantee Satisfaction in every instance, and alsothebest selection of Goods ever offered at One Dollar Each. No other concern has anv show gherev- er our Agents are selling. Our motto, “Prompt and Reliable,” Male and female agents wanted in city and country. THE LADIES Are particularly requested to try our popti- lar club sistem of selling all kindes of Dry - and Fitiey Goods, Dress Patterns, Cotion Cloth, Castors, Silver Plated Goods, Watceh- es, &ec. (Established 1864.) A patent pen fountain and a check deseribing an article to be =old foi & dollar, 10 ets; 20 for $4; 60 for 26: 100 for $10; sent by mail. ree presents to getter up, (worth 50 per cent more than those sent by any other concern.) according to size of club. Send usa tria club, or if not do not fail to send for acir- ular. - B.—Our sale should not be classad with New York doHuaf jewelry sa. bogus “Tea Compatiies,” as it is nothing o1 the sort. EASTMAN & KENDALL. 6a Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, July, 17,6m,
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