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angelical Association, i
the GFScitgtovh Obl, oS
Aug. 267, Wott. to continue one
huckstering allowed
of the-Superintendent. : .
TS ARRAN Faster
COUNTY EAIR.
The next annual Fair of the Centre eo.
Agricultural Society, will be held at Belle-
foute, on Sh, 6th, 7th and St
wher, nat TOMoI TRIE
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SHERIFF SALES
The tollowing will be offered at Sheriff's
sale, at the court-house, on Monday 23d, of
August: 21 ahdinil od
A tract of land in Taylor township, prop-
erty of Wm. Laird
A teagtof land in Patton tape, property
of Joseph: MAW, deed. .
One Wifiatue traét of ‘land in Burnside
township, property of RIC. Mulholland.
A tract of land in Rush township, prop-
erty of Harper and Atherton. \
. he de Mileshugrz, [property
Jonatha
Boggs town<hip.
Farm, 75 acres, of Kliza Meck, in Fergu-
son township,
A tract of land, 55 acres, in Miles town-
ship, property of 3 5. Wolfand A. Luch-
enbach, i AA ;
A houze and lot in Boggs township, prop-
erty of H. L. Wolf.
erty twp.
the property of the Philipsburg Coal, Iron
& Oil Company.
; Ce) —
ta. Persons indebted to this office on
subscription, advertizing, job-work, print-
ing tickets, &c., will greatly oblige by ma-
king payment of among due,
finds to satisfy 'enrrent Cx pjaeed donhec-
ted with the office.
)
Those whe wish a reliable preparation
for the hair #Hould adopt Hall's Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Rengwer,
Peters’ Musical, Monthly fon
i rich in aon or pe rs
€
gic, and contains, rides cight or ten pie-
New York,
annun.
adwav,
mye. :
Ballou's Magazine, for August, is upon
our table, filled-withehaieedilemiure. (El-
liot, Thomas a he Boston. «Price
$1.50 per year. :
se zoigls de
“REAL ESTATESOLD.
J. GF Meéyors, of Aaronsburg, sold his
farm lying about | hi above Centre Hall,
to Dr. Van Valzalh; uf Batléburg, for the
sum of $11,500, +. #0
D. Lewkertyold “hig héuse and several
acres of land, at. Auronsburg, to Mich. Zig-
ler, of Penn Hall, for $1600. Geo. Spyker
of Anronsburg, old his hotsé ind land to
D. Lenkeafor32600, v + «
ii eb J em re
RAILROAD MEETING.
A meeting of she friends of the L. C.
8. C. Railroad, will-béd Held mt Miltheim,
on Friday, August 27th, when arfange-
ments will be made for having subserip-
tions taken to grade the road. If the peo-
ple along the line raise sufficient ‘fdids for
the grading, the Péun’d R. R. Comp. has
promised to rail and stoek it.
"8S. CELEBRATION.
The Union Sabbath School of Centre
place, da Sturdy, August Meh, ©
At Pine Grove DIE herd “ill be a
grand -Sahbugle sehaol celebration, on Sate
urday, 2i=8 in whieh seven schools will
participate” . Ee a be
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CHURCH DEDICATION
The new Lutheran church, at Jleazant
Gap, wasidenidatad to the téihad God, ou
last Sabbath. The edifice is a large one
does credit to the people of that place. An
immense concourse of pedple was present.
Services hg Rew. “Miller, of Centre Hull;
Rev. Haekenburg, of Bellefonte, and Rev.
Heisler, af Salma. The sum of $1650 was
raised towards liquidating the indebtedness
upon the building.
pon the building, ,
TALL OATS.
Miles, tewnship beats Benner for tall
oats. Oni last Monday a stalk of oats wis
left at our office, measuring 7 feet 2 inches,
which grew uponthe aad of John Ruhl.
‘Who can beat Brushvalley ?
or simmer
Who Can Beat This?
Editor Reportor—Hearing so many
“brags” made about prolific yields of
potatoés, I be leave to state through
the columns of your
ow
per that Mr. J,
W. Mark; of this place, purchased one
Early Rose potato which he cut into
eleven pieces, and planted into ¢leven
hills in his lot, which have yielded
him three: and one-half pecks of nice
sound potatoes. “The potatoes can be
seen at any time hy ealling at Mr.
Mark's house. . . Who ameng the far-
mers of Centre eounty can beat this?
“Jan.”
Chillisquaque, Pa., Aug, 16th 1869.
latin. ith.
While ‘we have reports from the
South and other localities . about
the prevailing drougth, which is
damaging crops, we caanot complain
in Centre county. We were
with rain all along, and which always
seemed to come in season, to the bene-
fit of tillers of the soil.
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—Wm F Thompson, Reub Meek,
Patton , 8 P Gray, ¢ Hartsock.
ch Roller, RF. Foster, Daniel
of, Jonath, KoYer, Sam. Slack, Jacob
Dinges Ia 0
Snowsho¢ Gea Hinton, Cala W, If, Kd,
© Rush—D M Bilger,
Ni pe Dale.
Miles—DBan Browmgart
¢ Huston) 3 Willlumy,
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Benj, Grunly,
J KR Shaver, Dan
Boggd Lo Neff, Whi Morrie, Ch Jones,
Jag Zimmerman Benj. Snyder.
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Penn—Jae Eisen Th BQ Deininger.
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Neétorte=gohn Wagner, J MeDermit,
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14. flefidtontas © Johnson,
Spring— Dw Shearer, J LRocky.
{CEM rion AQ Y ghriek.
4S Watker—John Milter jr
GRAND JURORS:
ray, Wm Cross,
gheribk, John Harsh
« Cheesman, Wm Marks, M
Halfmoon—J 1 G
3 alker-=dueob Gh
arger.
Boggs—Tho
Ilan.
TBenner— And Shuey,
« Worth—Mich Brown, Jas Eberts.
Rush— L Steinrock,
Liberty —J T Clark,
vMiles—John Mover, John Si
+ Phiipsburg—J D M'Girk.
“Penn—Elias Krumprein, Jacob Keen.
Saowshoe—Benj Hinton, Wm Campbell,
A Laverite.
Spring—Geo Valentine,
Gregg—John Zubler,
OTrEl
Fern ot
“erguanaHRaY Glehn,
Repeal! Retrenchment! and Reform!
THE CAMPAIGN PATRIOT.—The
wok.
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. PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat—=new red at $1 60al 70.
Ryeé—westerii At $125, wo
Corn—yellow at $1 17al 18, and
western mixed at 81 15al 17,
Oats—western at 72a73¢, dnd Penn-
sylvania at 60at64e,
CHICAGO MARKET,
Wheat, No 1 at $1 441; No 2 at
3140. v3 frcul nk 2a
Corl, INO 2/D2c bashs § FETA
Oats, No 2 at 451ad7c.
Rye firm at $1al 05}.
Barley at $1,25.
‘Cattle—87a7 25
steors,
Ho
$10 3
for good shipping
3 at 88 50a8 85 for common and
10°25 for extra, 3
NEW YORK MARKET
Gold 134) © ™ :
Wheat, No 2spring $1.50a1 60, and
$1. 70 for winter red! te a3 1
Corn, new mixed western S3ca®! 15
for unsound, and 1.17al 20 for sound,’
Oats, western at 7047 1¢,
MLLROY MARKETS.
Corrected by M' Ateoida Reed!
White Wheat 81 20... 18d $1.8
Rye 0.49....... Corn 0, ie SI ORES
Plaster per ton 12,00 Salt per sack 3,00
Flour (family) 4,00....... Batter 25...
Ears 18...
we Bacon Sides & Shoulders (6
Hams 25....... Lag é Aytatogy 50
Apples dried oh i Ae. #28 "Pork 10
LEWISBURG MARKET.
Wheat $1,350 Corn, new LW Rye
00 CAE BR
dull, 5.08 FLAN 2,00. £Cloversed,
dunf!, 7,00. ...... Butter 20 Hum 25,
{White beans 00... Eggs IS....... Lard
Dutl, M)....... Potatoes 0.60
dried Apples ih. 0 §....... Pork ‘8(a | RPT
Side A shoulder 11.
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great battle with. the enemics of Constitu-
tional Freedom, the new erusade against |
the corrupt cabal that aims. at the destrae- |
tion of popular Hiberty, whilst it robs the
treasury of the Commonwealth, i= about to
open in earnest, The Repeal of the fraud-
utent ratification of the 15th Amendment,
Retrenchment in the expenditure of the
State Government, and Reform in the State |
| Legislature and the Executive Departinent |
are inscribed on the Democratic banner,
¢ Under that glorions ensign the Parrior
wil continue to do battle, In order that |
Devery intelligent man in the Commonwenlth |
may enlist with us, we make the following
terms:
CAMPAIGN PATRIOT—One copy 50 cents; |
10 copies SLU0;:20 copies 7,00,
Address B. F. MYERS & CO,
Harrisburg, Pa.
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MARRIAGES
On 5th inst., J. H. Kersteiter. of Contre |
co.. and Miss Julia Kab ¢, of Northumber-
land,
On 5th inst, by Rev. Heilman, C,
Kellei, of Cencre co, and Miss Ellen
Boveri of Union co
tp lp
DEATHS
(Obitnary enmmunieations under sie tines)
inserted fre r Lin .j
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C.
I
e, over ste (nes, ocis, pe
f need K) vears, 6 months,
in Lewisburg, on Oth, Adam J. Weiden- |
saul) proprietor of the kmericun Hotel,
(Communicated.)
Died, at Rabersburg, Centre county, Pa.
Aug. th, 188, Elizabeth M. Magee, aged
35 years, H months and 5 days,
Sister Magee was converted to God and
admitted to the holy Communion, in the
Church of the United Brethren in Christ,
“whiout 17 years ago; | She was afflicted w th
“| a complieation of disenses, For 16 years
she was dick with rheumatism, and for the
lust 5 years she had become subject to hem-
orghages trom the lungs. During her long
strangle with dizense, and often under the
inftaence of intense suffering, she was cal,
submissive and resigned ; and now, while
the sweet fragrance of her holy life is yet
fresh in the memories of the living, it seems
tome but appropriate, that her example
should be recorded, not only as an instance
of the power; of Divine; grace, ‘but: as a
bright Tight in the path of those who yet
remain as probationers on earth. * Doubt-
less in ‘the okt Ieft so desolate by the de-
ature of gue. of the Tovliest of the Sav-
: ars diseiples, the memory of Elizabeth
FM. Magee, will be ever grevn and precious,
Devoted to the service of her Lord and
M aster, she followed him with single-hear-
ted piety, having but one aim in all her
life, and that, the glory of God and the
ood of her fellow creatures, As a branch
mv the true vine, she yielded the fruits of a
living faith, and er oyed even beyond ex-
pression the love of God in the heart,
Some of the sweetest hours I had during
the last few years, I spent in this dear sis-
ter's eompany. Never can 1 forget with
what sweetness she expressed such words
like these: “1 am so happy,’ ‘Jesus, my
dear Jesus, is so precious,” “I amr not
aloe, the angels are with me," I am
swimming in the love of God.”
During some of her happiest hours, she
composed a number of very beautifu.
hymns, These hymns are as streams of
piety flowing from her heavenly mind.
Some of these hvmnsare in print and will
coutinue to speak for her of Jesus. Q, that
1 tliéy may not be read and sung in vain,
During het sickness, she was visited by a
great number of people, and some forty
ministers from different churches; and of-
ten she would tell them to be faithful ser-
vants of the Master; and, tio doubt, few, if
an, stood in the presence of this child of
God, but with! holy awér Heér look ahi
word of love, went right to the heart, and
giuSed one to feel that Jésus was not far
‘away.
On Aig. 11th, the remains of this sister
were brought to the St. Peter's church,
where the writer delivered an address on
2 Timothy, 4. 6—8, which was followed by
Waermon on@€or. 5. Jl; by ‘Rev, Eigel.
The hymns of her own composition, were,
by ber own request, sung upon the ocea-
sion. Rev. “Felix, cof the Church o the
United Brethren; was also present, and
attended to the Liturgical service at the
grave,
Thus passed from. earth to heaven, one
who was beloved, with sich willingness,
composure, and trust, as to-excite wonder
and praise to God for his saving grace.
Precious, in the sight of God. isthe death
of his saint. Wu. 8. Pore.
Rebersintrg, Aug. 13th, 1869.
itis
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WORDS OF WISDOM, vor YOUNG
MEN, On the Ruling Passion in Youth and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for
the Erring und unfortunate. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
HowARrD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadel-
phia, Pa. juni ly
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To Coxsumprivis,—The Advertiser,
having been restored to health in a few
weeks, by 4 very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con="
sumption—is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he. will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge),
with the directions for pre yaring and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
ror CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA; BRONCHITIS,
ete. The object of the advertiser in send-
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflie-
“tedy and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable; and he hopes eve-
ry sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bles
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will
address Rev. EDWARD A. WiLsox,
myld,y Williamsburg Kings co, NY.
Bled.
Pv
ADDLERS BUCKLES, hooks, bit
spots rings. Everything a saddler
BELLEFONTE MARKETS.
White Wheat $20, Bod 1,10: Rye. ....
1. 60.......Corm UO.) Oatadd,...... Barley 1
hess Potatoes 1,00,
Lined per pound 20... Pork per poand 14,
Butter 25, .. A tere
wee CORN)... Ham,
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oo Ful Y -t
PPRECIAL NOT 10ES.
SEYLER NR ANNE Barua Breau RA sens ar sash bang
mn ALLS
RINE VEGETABLE SICILIAN
ITS EFFECT 18
MIRACULOUS.
HALLS. VEGETABLE
SICHAIAN HAIR RENEWER.
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OTICH—On aud afr th
tember the undersigned willse
in the giriec of sfoy ex ar :
to offer Codk sto ds Ww ies
Prices i.
Na. 7 00,
LB BIS0,
ot Sy $20.00,
Fruit ¢ans cheaper t
the Depot, Milroy, ¥
han ever. Store near
‘ih
July Sm ,
P. TITZE LL.
AX JagksoxviLig, Oexrrg Co, Pa.
THE Sixth Term will open on Pukudyv,
Augustdrd, Every facility will be afforded
for acquiring ‘a thorough knowledge of the
ENGLISH MATE MATICAT, SCIEN.
TIRTC and CLASSIOAL BRANCITES
4
Tenefit of those prepiring to tench, Books
furnished, fifdesived. at the Jowest ‘prices.
J Tuition ahd boarding. vensonable, For
nrticulars address the Principal,
foie SANE RE MOTTO, Pring
AARONSBURG ACADEMY.
The fall Session of this, Institution, will
commence on the 2nd of August, te cons
tinue eleven woeks,
Boarding can be had ag $2 per week. lees
tures hy able speakers will be given during
the term, For furtherintormation address
fet. T. SAHM, Principal. Jull6 dt.
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"CENTRE HALL
Manufacturing Co.
Machine W orks,
CENTBRE MALL CENTRE CO. PA:
Having enlarged our New Fouxpry and
MACHINE Suors and AGRICULTUKAL
Wonks, Stocked with all new aod lntest
improved Machinery at Centre Hull, ans
nounceto the public that they are now ready
to receive orders for anything in their line
of business,
Shaftings,
Pullies,
Hangers,
[RON & BRASS
CASTINGS
of every descriptive made and fitted up for
MILLS,
FORGES
FURNACES,
FACTORIES,
It is a perfectrand woarderful article.
A beot-
y “oil” or “pomatam.”’ |
rv. and wirs: haic intebentts |
AUN LE WANN BALE IDO.
But, ahovaoially the great won-
AY HAMRTOITIORIGINALCOLS |
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I'he whitest and worst looking hair re-
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w.th which it Restores
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youthful beauty by use.
matier,
The first application will do good ; NE
will see the natural color returning every
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appoasance of the
hair will be gone; giving place to lustrous,
shining and beaatiful locks,
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer: no
other article is atall like it in effect.
See that eaeh bottle hus our private Govs |
ernment Stamp over the top of ‘the bottle,
All others are imitations,
Price $1,00. For sale by all dealers in
Medieires. R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua.
N. IL, Proprietors, Jal2, 1m
re ae A een
I CCHU.
BD [From Dispensatory of the United
States,
PIOSMA CRENATA—RUCHU LEAVES.
ProrerTIES. Their oder isstong, dif:
bitterish, and analogous to mint.
Mgeprean Proverries Axp Usks.—Bu-
chu leaves ure gently stimmlant, with a
peewlinr tendency to the Ur nary Orguns,
They, are. given in complaints of the
Urinary Organs, such as Geavel, Chronie
Catarrh of the Bladder, Morbid Irritaiton
ofthe Bladdesand Uretha, Disense of the
Pgo-tate Gland Retention or Lieon Monee
of Urine, from a los: of tone in the pacts
conc HelEin LS OVER AY "The Temoedy
Pas also eon’ ree mins dal in Dyspopsing
Clivonic Rheumatism, Cutaneous A foc.
tions, und Dropsy.
HeuvpoLy's Kxeravr Buenitis tked by
pessens from tho ages of 18 to 25. and from
35 to:55, or'in the decline or change of Yife
after Confinemet, or "Labor Pains: Bed-
Wetting in children,
In-aftéetions peculiar to females, the Ex-
tract Buehu'is wmequaled by anv. other
remedy, asin Chlorodis, oF Reotuntion Tr-
regalarity; Painfulhess of Suppression of
Customary ‘Evacuations, Ulcerated or
Schirrows State of the Uterus, Loncorrh on
or Whites, + ” 2
DISEASES OF THE Branprr, Kinpyeys
GRAVEL, AND DROPSICATL ‘SWELL NGS, —
This medicine increases the power of Di.
gestion and exeites ther Ahsoibents
healthy action, by whichths, Watery or
Caleareous depositions, and all U nnatusil
Enlargements are reduced; as well das Pain
and Inthimmation.
Mit mBoLd's EXTRACT Brene has cured
every case of Diabetes in which dt has Ween
given. Irrit tion of thé Sick. ofthe Blad-
der, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ulcera-
tion of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
tion “af Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate
Gland, Stone in: thes Bladder; Caleulus,
ravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucus or
Milky Dis harges, and for tnfeebled and
delicate constitutions ot'both sexes attended
with the following SY Im ptoms Indisposi-
fon to Exertion, Loss of power, Loss of
Memory, Diffienlty of Breathing, Weak
ervesy Trembling, . Horror: of Disease,
Wakefulness, Dimede of Vision, Pain in
the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing ofthe Boy
Dryness of the SKin, Fraption on the Face
Pallid Coantenance, Universal Lawssitude
of the Muscular System, &c.
leLesorp's Extract Buen is Diuretic
and Blood- Purifying, and cures all Diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, excessos
and imprudences in lif, Impurities of the
ood, &a.. suverseding Copaiba in affoc-
tions for which it id tsed, suéh ak Gonor-
hea, Gleets of long standing, and Svphili-
tic Aflections—in these diseases, used in
econnéction with Heuvsorp!'s Rose W snr.
HELMBO LD, Druggist, $94 Broadway
New York, and 101 South 10th Street, Phix
ladelphin; Pa. Price=S125 per Bottle, or
6 bottles for $6.50; delivered to any ad-
dress. Sold by all Druggists everywhere,
ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
done yp in steel-engraved wrapper,
with fac-simile of my. Chemical el
house, and signed
july30 2in, H..BELMBOLD.,
Fr rrr ed tp in :
Errors or Yourn.—A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all the effécts of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and directions for mak-
ing the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser's experience, can do so by ad
into
wants for the manufacture of harness, to be
found at BURNSIDE &« THOMAS.
dressing, in perfcet confidence,
Joux B. OgpEN,
TANNELRIES,
&C., &C.
of Rye alsa UN hetuk the celebmted
¥ r { Y
REYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stands unrivalled,
This Reaper hasind vantages over nl othe
Réapers now manufactured. One pdvans
tage we elnim for it, is the lever pover, by
which we gain one hundred per cen over
other machines, « Another advante« ° the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, wi ooh;
the driver hus nade hic complete oaro
of the machibe; iv eniain 0 spo ede
ed grain the driver con change the oof
he machine in an instait, Wishet Stopping
the team, varying the stablé frome 1 to 14
ifiehies ut the outside of the machine, as well
ws on the inside. It is constructed of first
elas material; and built hy first class mn-
chanics. Wo warrant it second to none.
All kinds of Horsepowers and Threshing
Machines, Hay and Grain Rakes, lutost ime
proved, All kinds of Repairing done. Dif
erant Kinds of
PLOWS
LOW CASTING.
Tae Catebrated Heckendorn Beonomicn
plow which has given entire atisfiction.
We employ I Pattern kers, one
patterns are all new and of thie most improv-
ad plans, Plans, Specifications and D aw-
29 We hope hy strict attention to husi
ness to receive a share of public patronage
TINWARE!
The Company annguhiée to the ditizens of
Potter township, that they nee nelelrepan
ed to furnish upon short notice, and us low
as elsewhere, every article in the line of
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE.
Stove-Pipe
and Spoyting.
All kinds of repairing dene.” They hav
always on hand
BUCKETS,
CUPS,
DIPPERS,
DISHES, &0.
All orders by mail promptly attended to
CENTRE HALL MFG COMP
aplOns th
A ALUABLE FARM at Private Sule!
The undersigned offers a valuable
Farm, situate in Penn twp,, Centre co. 1}
milergouwth of Mittheim, at privaté sale,
Containing 60 acres of Lond,
under the highest state of giltivation, and
under good fencess tell aeves consist off
CHOICE TIMBER LAND.
Thereon erceted a 2estory weather boarded
GA SE Log House, Barn, and all ne-
go i EEC ocsuny Outbuildings, ~with a
wh tat # If SED Of water in the yard, and
ERVITNSER large stream of water, Elk
Creek, a few rads from the door. and
TWO ORCHARDS
of choice fruit on the farm,
CHR. BAME,
my 14, 6m near Millheim,
oc —— ao ov Sse on so ——
A Tremendous Stock of Goods
AT BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
Sr ———— Lo ———— ————
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INE GROUFRIES, mocha eoffee, old
gov. java, best quality Rio eoffée
best oolong black teas, green teas, lovering
syrup, golden syrup, Drips fine article buk-
mg molasses, ried and everything in the
grocery line at the lowest cash prices in the
market BURNSIDE & THOMAS’. is the
placa,
WHITE FISH, Herring, Mackernl, &ei, a
anl 768. BURNSIDE &« THOMAS
T dEhighest market prices paid for all
: kinds of country preduce, at
Z BURNSIDE &« THOMAS,
MPYURKEY PRUINS, raisens, peaches
apples, oranges, lemons, all kind
of foreign fraits, Hams, hicon &e., nt
BURNSIDE « THOMAS.
HA? N ESS, collars, eart whips, carriage
whips, in great varieties, govern-
ment gears, saddles, bridles, martingales
check lines, cart gears, tug harness, bugg
harness hames, ete. Everything in the sad
dlery line at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS
Nous of all kinds, Stelring’ gloves
ITandkerchiefs, cons, pocket books
n all their variety and very cheap, at
myl4,y No, 42 Cedar st., New York,
BURNSIDE « THOMAS’.
a
Apothecary &
Drug’ Store,
op street, BELLEFONTE, P,
The subscribers have the
form ‘the citigens of I eafonte, Centre
Clinton & Oleatield” counties in
thirt they expect to be ready, by
next, (21st inst.) to TRL TY
OPEN THEIR NEW DRUG STORE,
for the accommodation ‘of thi publi d
they hdrdby pktend a cordink invita t
all, who may be in nged and; wish to obtain
7 cines, Chenmdends, Drugs,
i
| Lgl quomn sum
‘and all such articles as are k
| Firt Class Deg Storey: i 1
§%. Lately selected! with ; bow
direretion, in the cities of}
und PIL ADELPHIA,
partner ofthe Establishment, who has had
oe Let § he $
in the Art—and who peaks, réads, and
English tongue, being fully as well nequain-
ted with the homengintine A,
of fhe business, as withthe Lith wind Eng.
{ lish terms dnd teehnionlitios - of: tHe" Ap
and hence we enn und will
: RCRIPTIONS
rcither Tan
and by night,
We lent] v and kindly sskifor a libe rn
share of public _fuven mand patreage, , Qui.
stock gonsists nf :
PUREE GENUINE. DRUGS, MEDI-
CINES, CHEMICALS IN ATE
THEIR VARTOAS PY hadi. ik
FORMS of PREPARATION
sed by regular Physicians,
We alist Keep the :
Finest Foxtracts and Perfumes for La-
dies, air, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Clothes, Paint, & Varnish Brushs
es. The very finest and best Cut-
Jery, Combs of all Kinds : Tvo-
ry, Gum and Horn, Bird-
cages’ and Seed, Pure
Whitclead, Zine in
Oil, China Gloss,
Linsced Oil, All the
varioas fancy colored
Paints dry und’ in "OIL,
Furniture and Coach
Varnish, as also DeMurr
Varnish, aod a few appro-
EB ved Patent Medicines, and
lastly, a lnrge and well selected
Lot of WALL-PAPER,
ANDCHEAP A'PTHAT, wiz:
From Wets per Bolt np to S250-Give us
a call, ZELLER & JARRETT,
jun, 18 Druggists & Apathecnries,
OTICE.— Letters of Administration
NN having been granted then undevegids
over the Estate of Peter Fleisher, late
of Potter tp., dec’d, notice is hereby given
to all persons knowing themselves indehtéd
Lo aid Estate, to come forward and make
payment without delay, and all persons
wving accounts nghinst the she will pre-
sent them properly utithenticated for settle-
ment, DAN LEK. FLEISHER,
ful 2:6¢, Administrator.
LUMBER.
The undersigned respectfully announce
to the citizens of Pennsvalley, that the
have in operation a NEW STEAM SAW
MILL, one mile east of Foust’ sin the Sev-
en Mountains, and are now: ready to fur-
nish Square; Luwber, P ank, : Studdi..g,
Joists, shingling’ Lathe, plusterer’'s Lathe
Shingles, any desired length of frame Stuff
and Squaretimber sawed 10 order and on
shortest notice, Any thing in tha line of
Lumber supplied to order, . Builders and
others wanting stuff will do well to send
in their orders addressed to
John Taylor & Sen,
Milroy, Pa,
Ladies Trusses,
This invilaablewrtidle for fomnles, it now
to be had ut Herlachor sstore; and no other
place in Centre county, Ladies remember
that these trusses can be had at Centre
Hall, ert
NOR LADIES ONLY.—For un article
having a remarkable le, addebes Mrs.
MORGAN, 139 Falton Street; New York,
dunes, ot.
FOQTUNKAN ANY STATE—Rights
for Sule—New patent article for exery
female Sample $2 Address INVEN-
TOR, P. 0. Box 2. $38 Nw York.
© june 25,6t,
\/ ie. hAh AGENTS, ‘in
every Town and Village, to sell wh &
every Indy will purchase at sight, Address
Miss WILLIAMS, 139 Fulton St, N.Y.
june 25'Gt
i.
jund, fn
I> COAL AND LUMDE
The best
WOOP COAL. BURNT 1.IME
can be had at the Bellefmite Line Kilns, on
the Pikedeading to Milesburg, at the lowest
prices. We are the only parties in Central
enn’ a. whorburn in
Patent Flame Kiln,
which produces the
Best White-Wash
anil
offared to the trade The best
SHAMOKIN AND WILKESBAR
RIE ANTHRACITE COAT,
all sizes, prepared dxpressly for family use
Also
Silver Brook Feun-
—dry-Coal
at lowest prizes. Also a lot of first and sec.
ond quality
F P® EWEN DALY ©
BOARDS, BROAD RAILE
PALING, SHINGLIS
and plastering lathe for shle cheap.
Office and yard, near South end of Bala
Eagle Valley Ro. R. Depot.
SHORT LIDGE, & CO,
apl068 1y, Bellefonte Pa.
TALUABLEE PROPERTY AT PRI
VATE SALE in Centre Hall,
hoes CS, G, Suaxxon offers his fine
property for sale, situate on
ifthe corner of Main and Locus
Cr ageastreets, in Centre Hall, a large
frame dwelling, with a large and commo-
dious Stable large enough for seven hor-
The house. is well finished, and has
a hydrant neav the door and tha water. ean
be taken to any wovm in the house, or to
he cellar. For full particulars inquire of
Jolin Shannon, at Centre Hall, or 8. ‘G.
Shannon, at Selinsgrove. eblit
ASKETS inall their varieties, children
carriages, willow ware, guns, piss
tols, powder, shot, eaps, cartridges, &e., a-
BURNSIDE « THOMAS."
ORSE COLLARS, if vou don't*want
your horse’s shoulders galled and
made sore, get good herse collars at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS’.
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“he undersigned 1 on] ctufly Ink rm the
. 2 3 § fo "
eitizens of Contre Hall ‘wn iF to
{eh
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offering’ =o
A Fullandi€ omplete Stoek of»
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1
cheap as! ampehere;
Their stock i« entirfly now, and the publi¢
wre respecetfullyiinvited th eat and exam-
inn for themsel epg Goods: wills hesoffored
yt thg lowest possible priecs, nud. by » gens
eral system of fiir dealing they hope to
werit & fair shave ofpublic putrdnage,
Call and Examine our S§
1941 :
NO TROUBLE TOSIOW GOODS,
re Ouly Give us’ a Fuir Trial. or
‘We have a full and complete assortment :
of the Tatest Styles,
Our Steck comprises in part
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Millinery Goods,
Hoserids,
Fancy Gonoils,
Boots and Shoes
Huts and Capa
COnrpet Rats
Umbrellas,
Parasols,
Queetisware,
Gentlemen and Ladies furnishing Goods,
Gloth, all kinds of Groceries, the finest
Syrups, the best* Coffee, Tobacco, Paints
Dyestufls, Oils, Fish, Salt, Stationery, and
evervthing else that is to be found ing well
stocked country store,
The highest’ market ' price paid “in
Store Goods for]
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Don't forget the New Stor: at Contre
Hall. where goods are now offered at a burs
gain. Call and see us, :
apy C. WASSON & CO,’
NTON HOUSE, Miikov. A change.
of Proprietors of this Hotel, wag made
on the 1st of April, The establishment hus
been refurnished, refitted, and remodeled,
end will hereafter be conducted on first.
class hotel principles, The: présent propri-
etor will give his personal attention to the
ers who may favor him with their custom.
HIS TABLE is'kept in first cliss style, |
GOOD STABLES are.
Qstlers are always on the ground to atten
to this department, A portion of the pub-
lic patronage is solicited ; good aceommo-
dations are guaranteed to all. ra hagio tay
WAM. R. BEL
may 21tf Milroy, Pa.
COMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC
KALL-ROAD.
Great Rush to Sterubergs.
Sung to the Tuhé of Yankee Doodle.
The Great Pacific Railroads laid,
From ogean unto ocean,
And now complete connections made,
An enterprising notion. .
The mighty work at lastis done, ,
So speedily and brisk, oh!
And nowinten days we dan run
From here to San Francisco.
No more we take the qu cient route,
The stage, a horrid slow thing:
It banged thogpassengers nhout,
And wore eutall thar glothing.
Cuones, for the end of tach verse:
The Great Pacific Railroad’ s Iaid,
From ocean unto eeann,
And wis buy glothes from A. STERNBERG
A most Qelizhttul notion, :
Carpets at old rates, trom $0 cents to 735
cents per yard, for the best.
DRY GOODS, NO'ADVANCE,
And selling from 12% to 16 cents, the best
calicoes, und musling in proportion, atold
rates.
Women's Shoes, common good, to wear
all gummed, at $1 per pair
Pine Baots fromm $5.50 00 $7,60 for the
best. #3
SLOTHING
C \ A Lr"
at the lowest rates, aud sold "at 1857 prices
$ 1 7H 3
BU dT 8,
from $12,00 to S18 for the best.
ALL AND SEE,
and if it aint true, Sternberg will treat,
They only ask people to come and sce,
even if they do not wish to buy.
ap 10/68, tL
zr Norick.~- The subseription price o
the RErorTER ig $1.50 per year in advan
which is less than that of any other pape
of its size. We are printing this papera!
“cost, and therefore wish to remind our pay-
trong that it is Of great iniportance to us that
payment hbemade at once.
! 0 fy! fo eiid J NA ha
Bellefonte Planing Will,
EDMUND BLANCHARD, 5. AUSTIN BREW,
KE. M. RLANCHARD, W. M. HOLMES,
Blanchard & Company,”
Successors to Valentine, Blanchard & (%.,
MANUFACTURERS.OF
WHITE, & YELLOW. PINE
FLOORING
AND WEATHERBOARDING,
of Various otyles, tir
DOORS, .
SASILE
BLINDR,
SHUTTERS.
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BRACKETS OF ALL SIZES,
and patterns made to order.
Having. a BULK LEYS: PATENT
LUMBER DRYER,” connected with our
establishment, we are enabled to manufac
ture our work from ; ,
THOROUGHLY SEASONED
LUMBER!
28~ORDERS FROM CONTRACTORS.
BUILDERS, DEALERS AND THE
TRADE IN GENERAL, SOLICITED.
BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO., Pa.
Fda?
gested fam |
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE;
Hats, Caps; Boots, Bhoes.
PL Ue
FR IALT VOIP 4812.8
ALSO
A CHEAP LINEOF" .. .(
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NOTIONS,
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SYRUPS, COFFEES.
Wolf?s' Old Stawd."
WESHALL TAKE PARTICULAR
FOR
AS WELL
FRIENDS,
apd 68, 3.
INVITE OUR OLD.
Wi. WOLF.
Scientific Invention, th
g . Calorific. wey ii 5 3
To give some idles ‘of the peculinritiesof ' ©
AS
TO
the exee on the of the e
which enuses the centre picets to burn out,
is carried around the oven, equalizing the-
heat of the, stove, and ing the bottom .
of the oven to be Just gs ho as the ba pat :
of t nt, thire-
ration of this stove;
it is efficient, leaves nothi
We would alse s hat rd
ily su with a patent
ion all the hot 1
quired in a family, ean | 2
waste heat from the stove. To
siding in the Luwntnt, this stexe com
specinl blessing. as it affords them
of the annoyanees ; a wal
kv be ating ed to it ut a tr
vill heat water equal to a
without the ineonve
having a range built
will ta ¢ the Tiberty of
re bout going
e oven Je fonge xed, there is
lect, nnd that the tempemsture of the
is absolutely uniterm at the top:
tom, are alone :
stoves in tse, we
who think of rehasing,
waresrooms of Isase Hayrr, ne
pot, at Bellefonte, where he
Spiears’ m $n
tents oa vieorate
Enticust Comkature: biretulore. sold by
Nn, Erices, 20 per cf. Jess than market }
value, lor eash, | iy po awcohsgeso E
le Agent for Centre county; for all of
7 He niso bas op hand for sale, a few
wo-horse W “both new and old; nl."
£0 One eart hoy rack truek
Wazom ofe ew trotting tegethe
#ith tbe best ek and rometE of dows, i
cultivators, and harrow ever Kept for sale
abont Beiletonte. - AN will be sold at bare
gutes, for Onche Don't’ forget to call and
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SAVAGE & RRO: va anil
(Suecesser to XN. Hilibish)
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Pr. : :
Read only a partial list of Ceok Stove
$08.3, +4
Wellington, 3
‘ Wa verly,
3.3 ;
Uniontales 5.
Roval wl,
Prinee Royal,
Sen Shel
Artisan.
And American.
Parlor and Office Stoves :
Morning Glery,
Tropic, ‘
Erilliant,
New Egg,
“
.
And Parlor Cooks foe Wood or Coal, and
Wood Stoves of every description.
Attention is ealled to his stock of Rooniig
Plate, a new size, which he has just receiv-
ed, size 40x20. Tt makes better job thant he
old size, and can be furnished che than
any other establishanent in town.
utine and jobbing promptly at-
augld 68 6m,
tended to. Charges reasonable and satis-
faction guaranteed. oct 63¢