CENTRE HALL REPORTER
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1871.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL MIWS.— Our friends will oblige
at bv sending in any item* of local inter
est, including death*, marriage*, Ac . as
tuch are eagarly read by your frtead# in
the west, many of whom get the Reporter.
W would utiim it a f*vor if our kind pa
iron# would occasionally mail a copy ot
th* Reporter to relatives and acquaintan
ce whsformerly lived in Centre county
and removed to other part*, which would
induce many to become subscriber*.
BLANKS.—RIsnk Summon*. Vendu
Nate * |xctttionc, xnd Judfrnoiit fna
Exemption Note combined. Justices AN ar
rant*, Ac-. f° T l c l Otßoa.
I*IH>RTANT KSS MEN.—
The circulation of the REPORTER, OU
this side of the county, is now greater
than that of any two papers in the
county, hence business men who wish
to roach the Ponns valley trade, wih
advance their own interests, by ad veil
tising in the RBPORTBR. Our subscrir
tion list is open to the i infection ot a!
who wish to advertise.
GOI.PKN FOUNTAIN PEN —Something
new and novel, bo sure snd read the nd
vertisement in our paper, hesded "Omt
est invention of the Age. AV o bolieve
the Golden Fountain Pen i* unsurpa*e*t.
\ g.Hvl pen >* a niv. sity to overy msn
woman and child Af< u*. her,, i*
chance to make money in introducing a
g,>od and saleable artu le. jsn -i y.
Fre-h tisolcn. Flow er. Fruit, Herb, 1 ree
* Jb Shrub, and Fvergiven prepaid
bv mail, with direction* tor culture
Twentv-Bve different packet* of either
el**- for SI,OO. The six cla-*e#ss.rt\
29,tW lb*. Evergreen and Tree Sy . <
Apple, Pear. Cherry. Ac,; Gra*- >•
H*HI, Cabbage. Carrot, t>ni,m, >J' *h.
Turnip, and all A'egetable and Hewer
S,-e,l*. ia small or large quanlitie-: no
Small Fruit-. Stock*. Bulb*, shrub- 1.0- -.
Verbena*. Ac . by mail, prepaid, New
Golden Banded Japan Lily, I rieed
Dmeriptiv* Catalogue sent to any p.am
addr,-**. gratis. Agent* wanted. AVho!.-
#ale Li*t to Agent*, Club- and the Trn..o
Seed* on commission
B. A . WATSON, Oi l Colony Nur-er <
and Sect) AVarehan-e, Plymouth, Estab
lished in 1542 lOfeb.Jtm
A rot TOR* MNKTIN,*. The annual meet
of the Auditor* of Potter township will
be held at the Old Fort, on Saturday
Matvh 25th, 1871. when all person* interest
ed will attend. --
Prof. H. Meyer, formerly of the Centre
Co. Normal In*tilute, will open a Select
School at Centre Hall, April 10th, a suffi
cient number of student* haying a.ready
been obtaipcd to commence with, with -til!
room for young ladies and gentlemen from
a distance.
All admire the tine spring wewther we
have had during the last three week*, it
suited our farmer* admirably, and just *o
with Hoffer Bro * cheap good*, at Belle
fonte. Their price* and good* are admired
by all the farmer*, and the public general
ly, find that the place that suit* them be*t
in making purchase*.
Gaarce.—The grape i* one of the nicest,
most profitable, and e.osiest fruit* to grow
that we have—they commence to bear*oo
ner than any other.
Mr. G. M. Keplar, of Pine Grove Mill*,
a* we mentioned in the Reporter some
weeks ago, ha* every variety of grape vines
suited to our climate, and offers them at
half the prices asked for by outside nur
serymen, and wari ants his vine* to grow.
The fact# are worthy attention. He offers
none but such as are full and hardy, and
suited to ourclimate. He recommends the
tionconl above all others for our county*
a* also the Hartford prolific, the Ivies seed
ing and the luna. Mr. Kcplarhaving had
.many year* experience in grape culture,
mersons will do well to lavor him with their
Mrders.
AA'm. H. Boozer, of Potters Mill*, has
just received a patent upon a loom inven
ted by him.
SAP AFFAIR.—^ The body of Frank B.
Isctt, was fourd yesterday morning, (Tues
day,) about 7 o'clock, dad in his bed at
hi* boarding house, the residence of Simon
Brotherline, in Hollidavrburg. Quite a
quantity of blood was discovered, and sup
position was that he had bled to to death
from hemorrhage of the lungs, but on
further examination a small revolver was
discovered Beneath the cover, and what
appears to be a bullet-hole about the mid
dle of his forehead. His death mutt have
been almost instantaneous. Mr. I sett re
turned from a visit to Carlisle on Thurs
day, and has been #:rk and confined to bis
room part of of tho time since, and has
shown evideut signs of inanitr. He was
a young man greatly respected in this com
munity, and was for a number of years a
member of the firm ofMcLanahan, Stone
& Isctt. in the foundry and machine busi
ness.—He was aged about 30 year*, and
bis parents reside at Spruce Creek, Hun
tindon county. His sad death casts a
gloom over the whole community.—Regis
ter.
NOTE.- -Brick Pomcroy being anxiou
to advertise his Democrat in the best and
most generally read paper in central Penn
sylvania, and after making a due effort to
ascertain this fact, has selected the Repor
ter as being the proper medium, and ac
cordingly orders one full page advertise
ment. "Brick'' having always been an
out and out democrat, we know our demo
cratic readers will kindly allow the space
"Brick" occupies on our 4th page, when
it is conceeded that the REPORTER furnishes
more reading matter than any other coun
try (taper printed.
From a letter received from Dr. Kreider
who l itely moved from Millheim, w# are
informed that be ha* located, at Benton,
Crawford county, Ohio, and ha* every
prospoct of getting into a lucrative prac
tice there. The people of that section can
•alely outrun;zethe Doctor, a* be i* a regu
lar, graduate of the University of Penna.,
and besides the valuable experience he has
bad a* a surgeon in the army, his experi
ence as a physician, since that, placed him
in the front rank of physicians here w here
his practice was large and successful, and
his removal much tegretted.
We are pleased to notice that our neigh
bor, Mr. Henry Witinor, who was confined
to a bed of illness all winter, is able to be
out again, and enjoy the beautiful weather
we are having. May he yet bask many
years in the sunshine of life.
PUBLIC SALE. —.MESARA. Houseal A
Krom will expose to Public Sale, at
Potters Mills, Pa., on Thursday, .March
30, 1871 at 2 o'clock, p. m., the fol
lowing described perscual properly, to
wit: Horses, wagons, stoves, one
cow & twin calves, and a large lot of
hotel furniture.
SEWING MACHINES. —Mr. F. P.
Green, agent for Centre county, for
Grover <fc Baker's celebrated sewing
machines, will remove from Philips
burg to room next door to Centre Co.
Bunk ou April Ist, where he will
always keep these machines ou hand.
These sewing machines rank among the
very best made ; and they are a favo
rite with all who use them. They are
adapted to all kinds of work, and have
advantages for ornamental work, pos
sessed by no other machine ; they make
very little noise and run with great
ease.
Ilev. Hackenburg, Lutheran minis
ter at Bellefonte, has accepted a call
from a charge in Schuylkill county,
whither he will shortly remove.
♦ ♦
Our every life is a sermon. Our
birth is the text from which wc start.
Youth is the introduction to the dis
course. During our manhood we lax
down a few propositions and prove
them. Some of the passages are dull,
ami dome are aprigbtly. Then come
inference* ami applications. At sev
enty years we say, "Fifthly ntul last
ly/ The doxology is sung. The
benediction is pronounced. The book
closed. It is getting eohl. Frost on
the window-pane. Audience gone. Shut
up the church. Sexton goes home with
the key on hisshoulder.—From Cumba
Swept Up.
French journal, Is Havre, attributes
the and downfall of France to
the vice of drunkenness. "I>et tt* sup
press drunkenness," says a writer in
that paper, "by visiting with the tuoat
severe penalties the drunkards ami
those who furnish them with liquor.
Let us take all possible means to re
press them, ami we shall see u notable
change in the tendencies of the day J I he
nation, now troubled ami unhinged,
will be led back to the habits of modes
ty, industry, order, morality,aud dis
cipline, lost by it amid the unwhole
some fumes of the taverns. Let us
seek practical means to repress this
vice." Here is a chance now for some
of our general reformers who are out
of work. It is true that all sumptuary
laws with regard to the use and sale of
alcoholic liquore have hitherto been a
failure hare, but then in France the
ease might IK* different, and it might
be worth while for Massachusetts to
semi a mission thither byway of test
ing the matter.
Who i- sb-cking up the way of the L. A
C. rr. bill in the boi.et The COUU' need#
money lo gra,le in Union ci\, build depoti
sUK-k the road. Ac., Vo
Kx-Congres-man Cake, of Schuylkill
county, *> In hi* -eat >ix day* during the
U-: ..—ion of the Forty-fir*! congress, f r
which he received $5,iVA\ or per day.
i: r* Noll.K Subscril er* to ib- Ro
p,rior who intend to change their place of
residence, h©uld not fail to notify u*
where they wish their papers sent after
April Ist 3 '-
April Court—lirautl Jurors.
Tavlor—AA* M Coy
b. llefonte - Tho. Gorden, II C Kerlin.
Potter-—Geo Harter. H Koyer, Peter bre
on, S Keller
IJu-h—ls b Molten.
Huston—T Pr. it-, J J Thompson.
burn-ule Geo Zimmerman.
Phili|v>burg—Ja* Perk*, D Parkvr.
Hogg* —AI Fetzor. JNA Holt.
Ham* -Jno Shoneberger.
I" nionville— BF Feather*.
Fergu*on—J F Krep. T Ho**.
Alile*—D Shafer.
Snow-hoe —K lde.
Pettn— M Gephart.
AA'alker— Jno Kmrick, Wm Roder*.
JVnrrrw—3rd Xlondtty, I'M, .4
Rush- II Rikartl. Jno Harter.
bellefonte — Jno Mitchell, A Ogdcn \V
H llume*.
Howard tp. D AA" Shank.
Potter—A .Al Cov. G Hoffer, AA'm Love,
D Flisher.
llalftiu*on—J 11 Ebb*, T Gray.
Miloa—S Nathan, Ja* Alallory, J F
AA'att. AA'm Zeigler,
Benner —E Banny.
Ponn—S Otto, I) A Mu**cr.
Walker—J Gobble, Jno Miller, J S
Swartz. B Bock.
Gregg -J no Colden _
Mile-burg—Jas E Weaver, J S Proud
foot.
Maine*— L C Stover
Taylor—Jacob Snyder.
Philip-burg— E Hunter.
Ferguson—l) G Meek.
Harris—Jno lloman. AA" AV" Leach.
B-'KfiS-N 8 Goldman.
Howard bo ro —Joseph Rover.
Union tp.—B A* Brisoin.
7V it terse — 4th .A/om/ay, 24/A Jyrt/.
AA'alker—T AA'alker. P Gephart.
Penn—Jno llarter, J 11 Reif*nyder, Jae
Eisanhutb.
Harris—Wiliinm* jr. J G Irvin, H U
Michaels, J B Hart.wick.
• Bellvfonte—K Hepburn. S Dorr, R B
Barger, S Harper. D Z Kline.
Ferguson—AY E burchfield, S M A\'il
liains. S Glasgow.
Snow.-hoe—Jno Gunsalis.
Taylor—J Sliaror.
Potter —H R Smith, Jno Slack.
Alilcs—Adam Shafer, Joel Rover, Jno
Wolf.
Gregg—Daniel Ituukle.
Curtin— Ja* Huntar.
Boggs AV Curtin, Jno Hay*.
Spring—D Shram, H Dandis, J K Tate.
Benner—Joseph Mitchell, M Fi-her, Ja*
Knox.
Marion —Jro> AA'ilson.
Worth—J AY Simpson, T AA'eston.
Huston—H Ilart-ack.
Howard tp,—Wm Montgomery, J C
Smith.
Hslfmoon -J Thompson, J I! Lever.
Ru-h-H Mat lev.
Patton—G AN' F Gray.
Union— G Alexander, Jno Alexander, D
Campbell.
Burnside—R Mulholland.
Tearerse —2n/ Monday, Apri' Term b'ing
Ist .Way.
Spring—ll Milber. Noah Alusser, II Poor
m.ni. Joseph Comly J B Alexander.
Boggs—Mich 1 teuton. Frank M'Coy.
iieUcfonte—.l 1* Gephart.
Potter—W AA" AA'CUHI-.
Rush—G Getdnian, 11 R Wilson.
Harris— A Hart*wick, S AA'asson.
Pcnn— E Kramer, 11 H AA'ciser. B O
Detninger.
Mile# — H AA'olf, Jno Hubler, Jno AA"o!f.
Gregg— Geo Kormnn.
Unionvilla —B Rick.
Jlaines—Geo ltupp.
Potter—Jacob AA agner, H Moj-er, R
Porter.
Union—P M Bu-riij
Snowshoe—D H A eager.
Fcrgason—l! J fate*. 1' Kickline._
benner— B F Hunter. M Grove, AA" Fox.
Huston—J AV Richard*.
Patton—J B Waddle.
AA'alker—Jno Career.
Liberty—bonj L'gs t.
tSf Any per*on sending us eight sub
scriber# with the cash, sl6, will receive
the Reporter 1 year free; and for four
names and SB. the Reporter <5 month* free.
DISSO LI'TION. —Notice is hereby gi v
en that the partner-hip heretofore ex
iting under the name of John Taylor A
Son. <n the manufacture of Lumber, in the
Seven Mountain*, was on tho 18th day of
March. 1871, mutually dissolved.
The bo-A# of the firm remain in the hands
of John Taylor.
JOHN TAYLOR & SON.
mar24.3t Milrey, Pr.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. —Notice i
hereby given that a partial account of
T. M. Hall, assignee of Jacob P. Shope. ha#
been filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Centre county, to April term A. D. 1871,
and unle*# objection# are filed on or before
the flr*t day of -aid term, it will be confirm
ed bv the court. JNO. MORAN,
niarl",3t troth.
STEREOSCOPES,
TIEWrt, ALBUMS, CHROMO*, FRAMES,
E A H. T. ANTHONY A > ().,
591 Broadway, New York,
Invite the attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above good#,
of their own publication, manufacture and
importation.
ALSO PHOTO LANTERN KLIOE* AND
OR APHOKCOPE*. XKW VIEW# OF roKKMITK.
E A H. T. AN I IION Y A CO., 591
Broadway, New York, OpjHwit Met
ropolitan Hotel,
IMPORTER* AND MANUFACTURER* OF
PIIOTI>G Ra I'll IC M ATERIA LS.
marlO.t'iiii
pE.N.S HALL ACADEMY.
The Spring se-sion of this Classical and
Normal Institution will coniraet.ee on Mon
day April 24tli 1871, to continue nine
teeki.
Special attention given to those desiring
to teach. Tuition from $4,50 to 7,00 per
session. .
Boarding and furnished rooms can be
had near the school at reasonable rates.
Reference: A. K TKUXAL, A. M
GEN. GK. BUCHANAN, Principal.
Pres't. mara.Ht.
J)UBLIC SALE!
The following real estate, situate near
Farmer#' Mills, in Gregg twp., Centreco.,
l'a., will be offered at public sale on
Saturday, April 15th, 1871. 240 acre's of
land under tlie higret state of cultivation,
and equal tothe bret of Pennsvalley far
ming land#. Thi# land '# all clear, with the
exception of about 10 or 15 acres which
consists of the choicest timber-land, there
are two orchard# on the premises, and also
a spring of never failing limestone water
near the buildings. Tno improvements
consist of a two-story dwelling house and
bank-barn, together with all other neces
sary outbuildings. Especial attention is
OH I led to the factthatthis farm is very suita
ble for dividing into two farm*. Person#
wishing to purchase are invited to comeand
examine this property atuny time previous
to side. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p.
m when Term* will be made known by
JNO. RISHEL&WM.HOMAN,
Executor*.
Have at least one l>ook in vour li
brary in which all the good children
'did not die. My early impression
from Sunday school book* was that re
j ligion was very unhealthy, it seemed
J a terrible distemper thai killed every
bov and girl it touched. If I found
mvself some day better than common,
' I corrected the mistake for fear 1
' should die; although it was the gen-1
oral opinion that I was not in much I
danger from over sanctity. Hut Ido j
believe that children may have religion
and yet live through it. A strong
mustard-plaster and a teaspoonftil of
ijKvnc will do marvels. Timothy liv
ed to grow* up, and we are credibly in
formed that little Samuel woke. In
deed. the best boys 1 ever saw oeeasioti
allv upaet tilings, an I got boisterous
and bad the fidgets.—From Urutuhal
[Swept Up.
DEATHS.
On Uih int t Smilhtille, Ohio, of lung
fever, sr*n Ellen, daughter of Daniel II
and lruci!la Harter, aged I jear, 1 month,
and 5 days.
Dear little Kltie. a shadow deep.
Rest in the earth, * here joy "an.- 1
And loving t-x. on only *<'< p.
For Elbe i. dead. d< *r Kllio is dead.
The small w bile hand- are folded now,
And 100 el \ rest* onee bright young heart
And pallid i* her little brow,
For Kltie U dead, dear Kibe is dend. N
On t'ah int., in Gregg twp., Peter \Vea
ver, aged t"6 years.
At Hublereburg. Pa Franklin V .on of
David and Catharine N oneada, aged la
years, 19 day*
On 20th itx-t .in Totter t* |* Mr John
Miller, aged 74year*.
MARRIAGES.
On 7th inst., by the Key. C H Reiter,
at hi* residence. at Aronsbure, Mr. r rank
lin Mover, an J Mn-Hiimh K.
both of lVnu township.
MI I.ROY MARKETS.
Corrected by lteed -V Thompson.
lUd wheat 1,30 ...Kve 75 ..Com >
Old oat* 421 New oats h> barley ul
Cloverseed 6,35 Timothy*eed 4,00
Salt 2 s<per ack •••••• •;
bat-on Otk- Ham 22 butter 20.. Egg*
MO Plaster 9.50
BKLLK F<NTK M V R K KTS.
I'orrected by Keller * Musser,
xVhtte Yheat $1,35, Red 130 bye ....
75 C„rn <-> . ..Oat- Brle> i 1
7o . Cloverseed <1,25 Potatoes O.NO
Lard per pound 121 ... Torkj>- r pound 09.
Butter 3U Egg- 25 Tfa-t-rper ton
sls Tallow 10 bacon In Mature
WALTHAM WATCHES.
The extensive use of three watche* for
the !a-t liftcen year* by Railway Conduc
tor*. Engineer* and Kxprivsmen. the tiio.t
exacting of watch-wearer*, ha* thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, teadin*#*, du
rability and accuracy of the A\ althaiu
AA ateh To MM that class in all tbe.e
mpecU. i# to decide the question a* to the
real value of the— time-keeper-
More than 500,000 of the-- watehe* are
now speaking tor thomaclves in the pockat*
• t the people -a proof and guarantee of
their*uporiority over all other*.
The superior organization and great
extent ot the Company'* AV erk# at AA alt
ham, enable# them to produce watche* at a
price which render* competition fulilt, anil
those who buy any Other watch merely
pay from 25 to 50 per cant, more for their
watches than is necessary.
Three time-piece*combine every inipreve
nient that a long experience ha* proved of
real practical ue. Having had the refu
sal ot nearly every invention in watch-ma
king originating in thi# country or in Eu
rope. only th*— were finally ad.'pted which
severe testing by th* mret >kilfull artian*
in our works, and long uo on the part of
the public, demonstrated to be essential to
correct and enduring time-keeping
Among the many improvement* we w ould
particularize: _ .
Thetnventiou and u* of a centrc-pinton
of peculiar construction, to prevent damage
tothe train by the breagageof main-springs,
i* original lib the American AA'mtch Cotn
panv whs, having had the refusal of all
other contrivance*, adopted Fogg'* patrnt
pinion a* being the best and faultless
Hardened and tempered hair-spring*,
now universally admitted by AA atchmaker*
to be the best, are used in all grade* of
AA'ahham AA'atchre.
All AA'allhatn Watches have dust-proof
caps, protecting the movement from du-l,
ml lessening the necessity of the frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keyle**
watch i# already a decided success, and a
great improvement on any *tem-winding
watch in the American market, and by far
the cheapest watch of it* quality now offer
ed to the public. To tho*e living in portion#
of the United States where watchmaker*
do not abound, watche* with the above
mentioned improvement* which tend to
ensure accuracy, cleanliness, durability
and convenience, must prove invalui ble.
The trademark# of the variou* styles
made by the (Joinpany gre • follow*;
American Watch Co., AA'altham: M-r.
Aran, Watch Co., AA'altham. M**.
American AA'atch C->., Crescent St.,
AA'altham, Ma*s.
Appleton. Tracy & Co.. AVnllham. Ma-s
American Watch Co., Adam# St..
Waltham Maw.
Wallhnm Watch C<>.. Waltham Mo.
P. S liiftlctt, Waltham Mao
Wm. Kllicry, N\ nittiAin, Uu*.
Home Watch Co.. lL>*tt>n, Mass-
Examine the spellingof three name* care
fully before buying Any variation even
ot a -ingle letter, indicate* a counterfeit.
For -ale by all leading jeweler*. No
watche- retailed by the Company.
An illustrated hutorv of watcn-tnaking
containing much ti*eful information to
watch-wearer* sent to any addres# on ap
plication.
BOBBINS A APPLETON.
General Agent* for American Watch
Co., 18'2 Broadway, New York.
mar3.4t
P V
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College in the Country. For particular*,
write to
I*. DUFF & SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
-AL-Hnrjor- Edition of DUFF'S BOOK
KEE PI NO, 4<qp. The most coiiqrchen
• ivc work publi-lied. Contain* National
Hank, Hail Road bookkeeping, Ac. iimr3.lt
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Trunk Full of Fun.
A Portfolia of lirt-cla# Wit and Humor,
containing the Kichrei Comical Stories.
Cruel Sell*, Side-Splitting Jokes. Humo
rous Poetry. Quaint Parodies, burlesque
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terspersed with Curious Puzzle*. Amusing
Card Trick* Feat# of Parlor Magic, and
nearly S<XI Funny Engraving*. Illu-truted
Cover. Price 15 ct#. Sent bv mail, pos
tage paid, to any part of the United States,
on receipt of pripe. PICK k FITZGE
RALD, Publisher*, 18 Ann *t., N. Y.
mar3.4t
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'JO page# : #ent by mail free. Teaches
how to cure all disease* of the nenmn ;
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BLOOM INGTON (ILL.,) NURSIIfY
19th Year. Acres. 18 Greenhouse*.
Largest Asuortiiient—all size*. I test Stork!
Low Price-! Would you know What,
When. How to Plant! Fruit, Shade, Ever
freeli Trees. RootGralt-. Seedling-, Osage
'laiit#, Apple Seed. Early Rose Potatoe*.
Shrubs. Roses, Greenbous* and Garden
Plants, Ac., <fc<- Flower and Yegetable
Seed#! Finest, bret Collection—Sort# and
quality! Send I<< cent* for Now, lllustrn
ted; Descriptive Catalogue—9o page*. Send
stump, each, for Catalogue* ol Seeds, with
|dni i directions 64 page*; Beedding and
Garden Plants 32 pages, and Wholesale
Price _ Li#t 21 page*. Address F. K
PHOENIX, bloomington, 111. mar3.4t
A GREAT OFFER.
HORACE WATERS, 481 Broadway, N. Y
will dispose of One Hundred Piano#, Me
lodeons, and Organ# of six lirst-cla— ma
kers, including Water#,' at Extremely low
Price* for cash, during thi* month, or will
take apart cash and hulam.c in monthly or
quarterly installment*. nmr i.ti
FOR $7 I'FR LINE '
We will insert nn advertisement
ONEMONTH
In One Hundred and Fifty-five First-clas*
Pennsylvania Newpapers,
Including Eleven Dailies.
We refer to the publisher of this paper,
to whom our responsibility is well known.
LIST SENT FREE.
Address GEO* P. HOWELL* Co.,
Advertising Agents
No#. 40 * 41 Park Row, N. Y. inar3.4t
$5 TO 10 PER DAY.
MEN, WOMEN, HOYS and GIRLS
who engage in our new business make from
$5 to $lO per day in their own localities.
Full particulars and instruction* sent free
by mail. Those in need of perinanet,pro
fitable work, should addres at once. GEO.
STINSON * CO., Portland, Maine. marJ.L
A M A Kit I At;E OK MURDERS.
The lititlr'* (tramlfather Kitted bg the
Hridegroom't father —The liride't
Hatband* father Killed by her In
rle.
j Correspondence of The Sun.
Indianapolis, Feb. 111.—-A mar
riage lies recently been mduntized in
Harrison eouuty under lira following
j oxtradinnry ooiniditiirnU: GusUvua
Marsh married Airs, Judith lltHithbv.
The father of Marsh, Win. Marsh,
killed St. Clair Young, Mrs. Hoothhv
grandfather. Mis lloolhbv's uncle,
Stanley Young, killed her husband'*
father, Win. Marsh. In addition,
Mrs. lloolhbv's father, Col. Timber
lake, WIIM killed bv otic Henry Low
mver. To go back to the firat cause
, of murder, St. Clair Young's sou Wil-|
! linm married a daughter of Win.
Marsh They did not live happily,
and al\<*i a season of mutual misery
agreed to purl. After thu separation
the hushund and father circulated
slanderous stories about her. She
bore an excellent character for hon
esty, and generally esteemed for her
I many virtues. Hut her father was|
justly incensed, and repeatedly en
deavored to obtain satisfaction. They
were a family of wealth and much in
fluence, and steadily refused to take
back their foul report.*.
At length William Marsh met Mr.
St. Clair Young at a hotel table in
Corvdon. They wcie seated exactly
opposite each other, and Mr. Mnrsli
emhraead the opportunity of asking n
recantation of slanderous reports. It
may be imagined that words ran high,
but very little time was consumed.
St. Clair was insolent, and Marsh
threw a fork at him. No gentle silver
fork, but an ugly *teel one, and two
pronged at that St. Clair, to avoid
further missiles, aroc from his seat
and retreated toward the door, cn*e
knife in hand. Weighing three hun
dred pounds net, he tilled the door to
such a nicety no one could get in or
out. Marsh attempted to get out, ami
St. Clair attacked him with a knife,
whereupon Marsh drew a pistol ami
shot him dead. This was in 1851.
Marsh was arrested, released on bail,
ami triumphantly acquitted when
tried by a jury.
Eight Years afterward Stanley
Young, a brother of William's, n—as
sinated William Marsh because he had
killed his father. Mr. Marsh was
-lauding on the street at the time en
gaged in con vernation with (Jen. (• res
ham, the present United States l>i#
trict Judge, Mr. Young came up and
shot Mr. Marsh through the heat.
To continue this chapter of crime,
although it is not exactly relevant to
the *ubject, it does not appear how the
tirst huhand of our heroine, Mr.
Uoothbv, met hi? fate; but the death
of her father is not without interest.
Col. Timberlake was an officer in
the Union army. At home on leave
he attended church in his neighbor
hood. Among the ladies there was
the pretty sweetheart of farmer Low
mver, and she wore, at her throat, a
star brooch, which excited the ire of
the loyal Colonel. He could not per
form bis devotions for the wrath that
was enkindled in his bosom, and be
whispered to his sister-iu-law to wrest
off the odious breast pin. It was eas
ier saiii than done. The iua : d resist
ed. Indeed, the starry nvmph was
about to get the better of her patriotic
antagonist, wheu the gallant Colonel
interfered.
This was too much for the lover,
Lnwmvcr, who sprang to the rescue of
bis beloved, and a general tight issued,
in which the farmer drew a revolver
and shot Col. Timberlake. In his jus
titication, it appeared that he ucd his
revolver onlv when be saw Timber
lake put bis band in his breast pocket
Under the impression that a pistol
was to be drawn out, he fired, ami
Timberlake was killed.
Mr. Lowmyer surrendered himself
at once to the proper, authorities, and
languished in jail several mouths, but
was eventually tried and acquitted.
It is a matter of speculation what
next chapter of calamity mav bead-,
dul to tho family horrors, The con
tracting parlies in the lately solemnized
marriage are said to bo very clever,
well-disposed people. It mav IK- that
the score of blood is wiped out.
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The spring term of Prof. II Meyer's
high-school, at Centre Hall, will com
mence April 10th. Students from
abroad invited.
COURT. —Next term of our court
nil last three weeks commencing on
Monday April 17th.
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Terrible* in lowa.
Itoonvsboro, March If. \ Terrible trag
edy occurred at Carroll this morning at'
• eight O'clock. Mr. li 11. Terry, a lumber:
■ merchant, shot and killed hi* wife, set his;
house on fire, and (hen shot and killed j
: himself Instantly, lie married his young |
wife at the east last October, but was much!
f given to drink
so.
Louden, March 111 Iti* rumored that
' a marriage ha* been arranged between the
Princes. Beatrice, the fifth daughter and ,
- ninth child of Queen Victoria, and the •
Marqai* f Kly. The Princess is now in j
her fourteenth y ear. The Marquis watborn
in I Hp).
From >Ya*liinitio:;. |
Washington March 15 The senate has
ttased the bill giving to honorably dis- (
j charged soldiers and tailors, who enlisted j.
between May ft and July 22. IHCI, SIOO „
bounty, each. j
The New Hampshire Klection was "
brought before the house to-day by Mr 1
Kldrldgc, who desired to now whether it j
wa* in order to offer a bill to suppress ku
k lux organisations in that cate The *poa
kur decided that it was, amid much laugh-
Iter
In the senate Mr Trumbull was success
ful in getting a third reading of the bills
repealing the duty on coal and salt, and
then having them placed on the calendar
without reference to any committee. This
will enable him to call one or both t any
time for action
The democratic members of the house, |
in honor ofthe arrival of three democratic j
congressmen from New Hampshire for the .
first time in fifteen years, contemplate hold
ing a grand reception jubilee
Filibustering began on the democratic *
side soon after the meeting of the house,
and the railing of the roll was kept up
'j steadily on dilatory motion*. The object
of these tact ici was to prevent Mr Butler j
from submitting hi* ku klu* bill, which ,
: was agreed upon in the republican caucus■
> lxtnight Next to the motiontto adjourn!
. the regular order would bethecall of Hates
, for bill, and resolutions, when Mr. Butler
. would have an opportunity to otter his bill'
[ under the call of Maine, through Judge
Peter* or Mr. Hale.
Great Flood.
Memphis. March It). Further repert*of
the dotal state that entire pi ntati<-n* in the ;
lower portion of this state are entirely cov-l,
ered with water. The same peport routes M
from ditfercut portion* of Alabama, An itti- j
ffictue crevasse is reported in levees pro-)
tec-ting several of the wealthiest and largest j
col ten growing counties in north Missi.sip- 1
pi, covering plantations for miles, destroy- j'
ing half of the gathered crop*. The dam
age to the plantations and railroads cannot
be estimated. A large number of bridge*'
on all the road, have been swept away.
Tro.l!r works and embankments have been i
washed and swept away on the M and C.
I railroad, near Lafayette, Tc-un. The
.track was submerged for a distance of two
'mile*. i,
The Fremont Southern Pacific Kailroad
bill, which passed Congress in the heel of
the session, and which has received the ap- -
I proval of General Porter and President
'Grants, provides for a land subsidy of IH, :
(All,III) of acres; worth at leal $2.St) |*r.
acre, amounting to an equivalent in cash
>f st.\OOtl.(llV Generous Radicals'
• ♦ •
j A patron of a certain new -paper once
: said to the publisher:
"Mr. Printer, how is it you never called
>n me for pay for your paper?"
"Oh, 1 ' said the man of type*. "we never j
ask a gentleman for money.
"Indeed, replied the patron, "bow do
you manage to get along when they don t
' i-ay you v '
"Why, said the editor, "after a certain
• time we conclude he i* no gentleman and,
wr ask him."
"Oh ah ye* I see. Mr. Editor, please
give me a receipt, ' and hand* him a V. j
Make my name all right on your hook*.'
. -WW* - -
rite present Congress ha* given
awav $78,U00 of the people's money
to unsuccessful conte.-tanu for ('en
gressional honor* and emolument*
j Claiming seats in Oongrcew promise* to
become a prominent branch of Ameri
can industry, under the encouragement
afforded it by our wise, liberal, and
patriotic national legislator*.
The new German empire, with Al
sace and l/orraine, will coutain 40,-
148,209 inhabitants, and France, with
out those provinces, will have 31,4'28,-
•VI: inhabitant... United Germany
will lie the second nation in Europe in
point of population; Russia alone lead
ing it. The larger part of Russia, how
ever, is inhahiteif by a half-civilized
jieople, and it may be fairly stated
| that Germany, numerically speaking,
is at the head of civilised nations. The
ccnstia of 1880 will advance the United
Btates to that position.
j "CRTMS BWKKPT UP is thesugges
tivonnd somewhat peculiar titla of a very
interesting and readable book, written by
! the Rev. T. D* Witt Talmage, of Brooklyn, j
New- York, and published by Evan*.Stod-;
| dart A Go., 740 Hansom Street, Philadoi
phi* The anthoi i* well known hy the
l>ubllc g.-nerally a* a popular lecturer and
preacher. Being a man of the time*, hi*
tytnnalhic* are altogether with the present, j
and Iti* view* herein expressed *how thej
fearlo-* di-rugnrd of all old conventional-[
,j i*m*, and heart v appreciation of the ad rnnce ; .
of the age. In illiutration oflhi*. he i now
, engaged, with all hi* heart, in the "Free! (
j Church ,t fnrrmmt," having o labored a. ,
I '0 secure the co-operation of enough pecu
j niary and working assistance to rear a free
tabernacle, capable of .eating over three
, thousand people ; and thi, accomplished
inside oftwo year*, with a congregation of J
less than one hundred, in an old church. 1 !
in the immediate neighborhood of the great j
, Henry Ward Beecher. The article* treat- 1 ,
ed in "Crumbs," are illustration* of the n
many and various saying* of the present:
Jav. with pleaaing sketches, all .(towing,,
their application to a moral. They arei.
i: written in a spicy and vigorous vein, hu- '
i morous and pathetic. His article* -•rittcn:
j on hi* late trip to Europe are also included. '
! He ha* evidently viewed the sight* with i
| ipen eve*, and ha* it peculiarly happv
faculty o( wood-drawing rarely surpassed; '|
hi* style is decidedly original, and hi* many
! philosophic an<l amu-ing aphorism* are
wonderful. We add a few extracts, a* thev
better illustrate his style. We recommend 1
I for it a perusal by every one, and wo prc-
I diet for the book a very large sale. It is
I print <d on linlod paper elegantly bound
{m morocco cloth, and is illustrated in a .
manner at once pleasing and suggestive,
by art eminent artist. The price. $2,00, is J
; within the reach of all, the publisher*' do- |
| *iro being evidently to make it at onenpop- !
ular and cheap \s it is published by
j subscription, it will not be found at the)
| book-atore*, but will bo mailed to any ad- i
I dor**, free of IM>-tage, on receipt of the i
price by the putilisher*, hv whom relialde I
canvasser*, male or female, are wanted to
aid in it* sale. We advise any of our rea
der*, wanting employment, to apply for
the agency.
The April number of DKMOUKST'S I
Yorxi A MrmcA i* full ol enterfaining
and very instructive reading for the young, ,
and certainly no better present could be
made than a year'* subscription to this the -
best of all juvinile magazines; besides each
subscriber get* a premium worth several r
times the cost of the subscription. Ad
dress W. Jennings Demurest, HftH Broad- ,
way. New York. <
DKMORRST'H MOSTIII.Y MAOAZIKK. for
Afiril, present* its usual brilliant display
of new spring fashion*, nnd a choice ••lee- -I
lion of literary articles, some very good "
and practical information on home matters,
and Jennie Juno's splendid papers on lltv .
marriage question. Hitch successive num
ber of Dcmorest's Monthly seems to be
unexceptionable. Every department that r
goes to make up a first-cla*. parlor inaga- 1
xine i* complete, unci the premiums offered
to each subscriber at sft are certainly worth (
much more than the yearly subscription,
Published by W. JKXNINU* DKMOIIKKT,
HiUt Broudwa.v, New York. j
A Philudeljiltia paper says "a bill en
dorsing the ten commandments could not
be gotten through the Pennsylvania Leg- I
islature, without the payment of a consid
erable amount of money to the members."
The democrat* elected all the congress- k
nnen in N.Hampshire and have tho legisla- *
ture. A biff, clean sweep. o
NEW FIIIM ai
Centre Hall.
J. It. MII.T.
A L L N EW.
New Store,
New GOOJH.
The undersigned t e.pectfully Inform* the
citiaent of Centre Hall and Pottar lwn
• hip, that he ha* opened a new tore
at the well known *tand formerly occupied
by C. F. Herlachcr, where li# is now
offering
A Full ami Complete Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
cheap an anywhere,
III* stock Is -Oitirely new, and tha publie
are respectfully invited to cull and exame
Inn for themselves; Goods will he offered
al the lowest possible prices, and by a gen
eral system of fair dealing th'cy hope to
merit • tair share of public patronage.
( nil nml Dxtiuilun our hlock
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODH,
edr- Only Give u* a Fair Trial.
We have a full and complete a*sortment
ofthe latestßtyles.
I)rv iioodHa
w 7
Groceries,
Queens ware,
Gentlemen and Ladle* furnishing Good*.
Ladies Cloaks and Circular*, in Htlk and
Cloth, all kind* of GrocertW, the flneal
i Syrup*, the be*t Coffee. I obacco. Paints.
htyeiuff*. Oils, Fish, Halt, Stationery, and
everything ele that i* to be found in a wail
storked country store.
The highest market price paid in
Stare ( <MHIK for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Don't forget the New Store, at Centre
Hull, where good* are now offered at a bar
gain. Call and see u*.
.p*y J. B. BOLT.
Groat Bargains at
C. F. Harleoher's
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Hard
] ware, Queen*wore, Woodmtd willow ware
! Iron, Salt, Fish and in fa t, u magnificent
i-ssortment of everything kept in a
First Class Store,
now ready, and for sale at tnarvelou* low
rate*.
GOODS VERY NEAR AT THE
OLD THICKS.
Mulitt* they will sell you ih# Hft bet
brand* at price* that will aatonuii you
Sew >prutg
Dress Goods
A uiuml beautiful variety, consisting of all
the norrlim of the iriwii, at lower rate*
than ordinarily charged at other place*.
VfThite Goods 6r
Embroideries
rite finct tock in town, OeTh a> o quantity
! quality, and price*.
mo? sxjfiYS
Tho beat make., lateal Style* and lowe*l
rate* (HaU and Cat#* in great variety
Linen*, Towelling*, check*, Denin g, loth
Caimer*. Cloaking*.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Spring and *umtuer *hawl, in fact, we keen
'everything, and will *ell at a very *nall
.advance on fir.l co*t.
All *r a>k that VoU will
CALL AND EXAMINE OCIt STOCK
' before purchasing rl#*w her*. ar#dona
consider it anv trouble to how goods,
i ALL KISUS OK IIAKSKSR
iilvcr plated and Yankee Harness double
. and *ing!e, bridle* and halter*.
; mayl 68, ly.
>
i SAVAOK A HUrt..
(Successor to X. IliiibUh)
I '
I Whole sale ami retail dealers in
Stoves & Tinware,
. I *
Allegheny Street, Beliefonte, Pa.
Rend only a partial lie! of Cook Stove
Wellington,
Wavcrly,
Ornamental,
Oriental,
Royal Cook,
Trincc Rornl,
Sea Shell,
Arti.-an,
And American
Parlor and Office Stovca:
i Morning Glory, Tronic, Brilliant, and
Sow Egg.
I And Parlor Cook* tor Wtnal or Coal, and
| Wood Stove* of every description.
Attention i* called t-> hi* t. k of Roofing
• Plate, a new size, which he ha* jut receive
■ ed. izc 40x30. It tnake* better job thant he
|! old size, and can be furnished cheaper thai
any other establishment in town.
rr-ff-Spouting and jobbing .promptly at
jended to. reasonable and satis*
( actinn guaranteed. ocl2'Gß
K\Y HAKDW A UK STORK
J. A J. HARRIS.
NO. 5. lIKOCKKKIIOPF ROW
A new and complete Hardware Store ha'
been opened by the undersigned in Brock'
erhotT* new building— where they are pre
' pared to*cllall kind* of Buildingaml ILUM
Furnishing llardware. Iron, Steel, Nail*.
Buggy w heel* in sett*. Champion Clothe*
Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and lian*
Saws, Trillion Saw*. Webb Saw*, leeCrean
Freezer*, Bath Tub*. Clothe* Hack*, a ftil
n**ortincnt of (ila* and Mirror Plate of all
#izc, Picture Frame*. Wheelbarrow*
Lamps, Coal Oil Lamp*, Belting, Spoke*
Felloe*, and Huh*, Plow*. Cultivator*, Cori
Plow*. Plow Point*. Shear Mold Board
. and Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutlery, Shov
el*. Spade* and Fork*, Lock*, liinge*
Screw*. Kab Spring*. Horto-Shoea, Nail*
Norway Rod*. Oil*. Lard, Lubricating
Coal. Linseed, Tanner*. Anvils, Vice*. Bel'
low*. Screw Plate*. Blacksmith* Tool*
Factory' Hell*, House Bell*. Dinner Beli*
(Jong Hell*. Tea Hell*, Grindstones, Car pen i
ter Tool*, Fruit Jar* and Can*. Paints, Oils
Varni*he* received and for sale at
j june.V6B.ly. J. AJ. HA KRIS.
BASKETS in nil their varietie*. children
carriage* willow ware, guns, pi*-i
tola, powder, hol, cap*, cartridge*, sc., at
HUHNbTIiK a THOMAS
PRI NKS and DRIED CTRRANTSo
the very be*t quality ju*t receiveda
Wolf * old stand
Litdlea TrnaaeN.
Thi* invaluable article for female*, I* now
to he hail at Herlacher * *tore, and no other
place in Centra county. Ladie* remember
iihat th'e tru**o can be had at Centre
j Hall If. ;
HARNESS, collar*, cart whip carriage
whip*, in great varieties, govern
ment gear*, saddle*, bridle*, martingales
check lines, cart gear*, tug harne**, bugg
harness harne*, etc. Everything in thesad
dlery line at
HCRNSIDK A THOMAS'
NOTIONS of all kind*, Stelring' gloves
Handkerchief*, corn's*, pocket nooks j
jn nil their variety and very rhcup, at
HUItNSIDK A THOM AS .
NKW PATTERNS of oil cloths, nt re
duced prices, at
Bt'RNSIDE A THOMAS'
TH K Largest and Best Stock of warrnn
ted Boot* anil Shoes, warranted to give
satisfaetiou, at reduced price*, nnlv to he
found at BURNSIDKA TlloM .VS
IT IS known to all in Bellefentu and
through tho county if you want a
good article go to
BITRNSJDK A THOMAS'.
1
SYRUP, the finest ever tuado, just re!
reived, cheap at Wolf* old stand-try it. j
A K L oiriroo K 8 T 0 V IB j
Parlor Stoves, and four sizes of (la*
U rner* constantly on hand ami for naleat
aolO'fiK. IKWIN A WU.SON'H.
ORN BLANKETS AND SLKIOII
BELLS, at low prices, at
qplO'Gß. lit WIN A \V H.SOX'
BOALTS for Buggies and Carriagbor. '
.sizes in use; Fire Bolt*, ditto, at
PIOUS Xswnr *WIUOM' I
SADDLERS BUCKLES, hook*, bit
*pots ring*. Everything u saddlee
wants for the manufacture of harness, to be 1
ound AT BUENSIDE A THOMAS'. ,
AHAI'M, HKTWOI.W'U MAW MARAT. r
. rmixT, mo HOC nt., Bellefonte.
W I NKH AN D LIQ UO It^
The subscriber rswpaotftiUy ll< the at
tention ofthe public to his establlshm nl,
where he I* tirepated t furnish ell kind* of
Kiireirii ami UuiuiUo Liquor*' wholesale
•t the lowest rash price*, which are warraw
:*d to he the b*l qualities according to
their respective price*. Ill* *lock con*l*U
of Kye, Motioiigahela, irih end other
Whi.kie*, all kind, of Brandies. H.dUnd
(Jin. Port, Maderia. Cherry, Blackberry
and other Wine* tne best article, at a*!
reasonable rate, a* can be had ill the city,
Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger
and t'arraway Brandies, Pure Jamaica and
New England Hum, Cordial of ail kind*,
lie would particularly invite Farmer., Ho
tel keeper, and other. to call and examine
hi* large (unply, to Judge for them.elve*
and be certain of procuring what they buy,
which can *eldom be done when purchas
ng in the city.
gg- Physicians are respectfully requested
0 give hi* liquor* a trial. apIO
1 IK NTH* HALL lIOTEL.
j Joax tr i Mil.** Proprietor.
Binge* arrive and depart daily, 'or all
point., north, south, east and west.
Thi* favorite Hotel ha* been refitted and
furnished by it* new proprietor, and i* now
in every respect one of the timet pleasant
country Hotels in central Pennsylvania, i
The travelling community and dr<** cr* wiltj
always find the best accommodations. Per*
•on. from the city wishing to spend a few
week, during the summer in tne country,
will find Centra Hall one ol the mo t dean
lifiil locations and the Centre Hall Hotel
all tbay could desire for comfort and con*
venience. qpMff>,tf. j
COACH MANUFACTORY.
11AIIDMAN I'llll.l.lCS,
AT 11 IS manufacturing establishment al
Veagertown, on the Lewluwr.
and Bellefonte Turnpike, ha* now on banc
a fine sioek <.f Carriages. H iggic Sulkies
and Spring Wagons, which he now offer
fur sale a* superior in quality and style* U
anv manufactured in tne country. They
are made of the very be.t seasoned stork by
first class practical workmen, and finished
in a style that challenges comparison will
any work out of or IU the Kastern ities
and can be sold at lower price* than those
manufactured in large town* and cities,
amidst high rent* and ruinous price* of liv*
ing. Being mastor of his own situation,
anxious to ex. el in his artistical pr !
and free from any annoyance* in hi* bust
no**, he ha* lime and anility to devote hi*
entire attention to hi* profession and ho
customers, rendering satisfaction alike t
all patron*, operative*, hi* country, anc
himself.
Call and examine hi* stock and learn hi*
! prices, and you cannot fail to be sati.fied,
K F P A I li I N (j
of all kind* done neatly, promptly, mo
I reasonably.
Yeagertown, June IS. 1MB —Ijr.
nOI'BLK AND SINGLE BAKHKL
fowling piece# ai
j aplfffiN IK WIN* fit WILSON.
fir J B KTTKLKB
HULLS ALh WINK A LIQI'OK
8 T (J K E
Bishop street, Bellefonte, in the Stone buil
ding formerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Take* pleasure in informing the public that
he keep, constant! v on hand a supply o.
choice Foreign and l).metic Liquor..
All Harrti , K'<> *J ('.oil aarrantcj
j to cuutain tht quantity rrjtrrarutrd.
The attention of practicing physicians is
•.ailed to bis stock of
* PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purpo**-*. 8..U1*,:
iugt. and demijohn* constantly on hand '
He ha* the ONLY PURE NECTAR
i i WHISKY in town.
All liquor* are warranted to give tali*- !
i' faction. Liquor* w ill he sold by the quart,
i barrel, or tierce, lie ha* a large lot o
BOTTLED LIQUORS
JOflhe finest grade* on hand.
Confident that he can ideate customer* !
he rr*po< lfu!ly *olicit a snare of public p*J j
! trenage _______ ny!4ti
• 1 R WIN A WILSON are oanstaniii ft
ceiving tisa good* in their line.
HA R D W A R E
ofevery description at redu.ee prices- new
being opened every day apIUTK
Wall Taper, cheap
from 12 to 30 cent* per bol ta HtrbiLr'
HUPFALO SUA LKS. of the bent make
from 4 lb# up to b*.
> spiff fib I**lN A Wu>-s
r |M KKEY PRUINS, raisrn*. pear he*
1 apples, orange*. Utrion*, ail kind
f of foreign fruit*. Ham*, bacon sc.. at
, IHURNSIDE A THOM AS .
DRY BOARDS, Plank and K< willing
for tale by ]*WIXA WILSOX.
| spiff 6K.
CYROSS-UUT AND MILL SAWS b<
./make at law is A \Yltox.
aplff 68
TUMPS!
Wooden Pumps*
1 AND
PIPING.
* The undersigned would rcepeetfhlly call j
' the attention ortheciUaen* of Centre county, I
r and Pcnnsvallev in particular, to the fact;
mat he i manufacturing
•f riZ B£ii'f r*UiiJP,
made at home or elsewhere. He u>n non
but the b< #t material, HI VAklttTt TIIKM
to give satisfaction, a* being the ino#t la*t-
Jing and durable, MI'F.KIOR TO Tin OLP
' j wooden pump, being arranged to let the
• water otTand prevent freezing in winter
1 Pine, poplar or cucumber pump# a! way
on hatnl. Hi* inatirial for pump* it allj
! sawed from large timber, and arc thu*
i ScourctUgai out Checking or Cracking
jj All order* bv mail promptly filled.)
PIPING, made of the bast material, of
five inch scantling, joined together w-th!
coupling block*, thoroughly banded, audi
wat ranted to stand any prc**ure required
for ordinary ue. Price* of piping range |
fWrni 12 to 18 cent* per foot. Send order* to
*ept.W ly J TELLER.
l| Milesburg. Pa
IB uri a I Cm seg
AND CASKETS
AIR-TIUBT AND INDESTRUCTIBLE
| FOR
Trotecting and Treacrving ihc Dead.
1 The umlersigm-il take* pleasure in an
'' nouncing that he ha* secured the solo agen
l| cy in thi* county for
M E T A L LIC A X/> G L A SS
llii riit 1 ( use >ilist Caakfla,
which are o widely know n a* to reouir • no
♦imcial commendation. The METALLIC
HURIAI. CASK, with it* present im
proved style and finish, it* entire harmony
' with the feeling* of ths bereaved, it* per
fected a<lju*tiiicnt* and appointment* in
' whatever relate* to the preservation and
i protection of the body after death, confirm
its utility and entire adaptor** to the pur- ■
! jHises for whifh it i* designed.
CGFKINSof all descriptions furnished ,
at the shortest notice; ami all order* filled |
promptly night or day. The Dead laid out i
with care, aud funeral* and escort* supoi* ,
intended in person. HENRY HARRIS ,
nov4t Beliefonte, Pa.
A | I LLKR'S HOTEL. Wo,lward. Pa" |
All Stage* arrive and depart daily.
Thi* favorite hotel i* now in every respect ,
one of the most pleasant country hotels in ,
central Pennsylvania. The traveling com
munity will alway* find the best accomuio* ;
dntion. Drover* can at all times be accom- .
miHlated with stable* and pasture for any
number of cattle o- horse*.
julyiTOOtf GEO. MILLER.
A large ami elegant assortment of Horse
Blankets, Buck-skin Gloves and Buffa
lo Robes, at very at low price#
BURNS! DK ,VT HUM AS
fpil Khighest liiarkot price* paid for a '
i X kind# of country produce. .
UURNSTDE A THOMAS' \
SPINDLE SKEINS for wagons, nil si '
zc*, at the sign of the Anvil.
aplo'6B. luwis A WILSON.
IAMPSOP EVERY VARIETY and
J kind at
n p Iff. i>B IRWIN & WILSON S. c
HORSE COLLARS, if you don't whs '
your horse'* shoulder# galled and
madesore, get good lusrse collar* at
BURNSIDK & THOMAS'.
A Tremendous Stock of Goods
at Burnsidc d' Thomas.
TROY'S of all kinds, at I
, 1 BURN side & THOMAS'
I'liiluriHpliia Store.
In Broek*rh>ir block, Bishop Street,
JMlofonte, where
KELL Kit A MUSS Kit,
have just opened the best, cheapest, Urgest
• well .1 the bent uMMjrtcd (tuck of Goods
in Betlefont*.
11 KitK LAI)IKS,
I* the nl.ee to buy your Bilks, Mnh.ir*
KM, Alpacas, Dclain*.
Rant, Brilliants, Mu-lins, Calicoes, Tick
jmga, KUnuU, ttjM-r. Planet*, Ladie* ('., a
t Gvtit*' Clotn*. Ladle* Barque*, Whit*
l'<7ky. Linen Table Cloths, Counterpane*
!<"rib Counterpane*. White and t'ol.rar
ITarlton, Napkin*, I n*rting and Edging*
i White Lace <'urtln*. Zephyr h Zephyr Pat*
J tern*. Tidy Cotton, Shawl*, Work Basket*
RUNDOWNS,
] Notion* of every kind, While Good* ol
every description, Prrftiroery, Rihbona-
Vrlvct, Taffuta and Bonnet, Cord* an*
Braid, Veil*. Button*, Trimming*, Ladiw
and Misses Skirts,
HOOP BKIRTB,
Fhread Hosiery, Pan*, Bead*, Sewing j
LADIES AND MISSES BHOEtf
itid in fact every thing that can be thought J
] u f, d* * ired or u*ud in the
I
; FANCY GOODS OB NOTION LINE
KJlt GENTLEMEN,
: they have black and blue cloth*,, black ano
fan. y a**imeres, -nttuietU, tweed*, met-
I on**, *i)k, rat in and common vesting*, in
i short, every thing imaginable in the fine at
i gentlemen* a ear
I,wed v made Clothing of Every Dia
ecrijttiou, for Men and Boya.
Hoots and Shoos, in endless earieti
Hats and Caps, C'A ItPKTS, tfildotk,
Hogs, Hroicn Muslins, Hleaehed Mus
lins, J trillings, Sheetings, Tableeloths,
he., cheaper than <l*ewhere.
Tb. .r *tck of qC KEN'SW ABE h GBO
t'KHIKS cannot be excelled in quality or
j price.
Call in at the Philadelphia Store and con
iitiee yoursclvc* that kELLKB h MUH
*>KH have any thing you want, and do bu
| sin.- - on the principle of "tfuuk Sale* and
Small Profit*. aptU,<W[
oust* ano ruouveu AKB TAKIIS
<i< >OD SEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Great Attra*tiori and Great Bargain*!
'IMiE undersigned, determind to meet the
J. |e.polar demand for Lower Pricea. re
, spccUuliy call* the attention of the public
; to UU stock of
BADDLKRY,
tow offered at the old stand. Designed w
:>o'kail * for the people and thetim' s, the lar
gest and most varied and complete assort
i meat of
Saddle#, Harness, Collar*, Bridle*,
•ofevery description and quality; Whips,
j and in fact everything complete to a first
class cktablisbment, he now offer* at price*
which will *uit the timet.
A better variety, a better Quality or finer
I style of Haddlerv ha* never before ben of
' *ered to the public Call and examine our
' took and be satisfied before purchasing*
jeifewhere.
Determined to pleas*: my patrons and
thankful for the liberal share of patronage
heretofore enjoyed. 1 respectfully solicit *
continuance of the same.
JACOB OINOSS, Centre Hall.
I VKW FIRM, NEW GOODS AND
Panic Prices.
FOSTER DEVLING A WILSON,
i Having purrhrted the extensive store ol
. Howell, (tiltilan 1A Co., and addedto them
at panic price*. Urge aasottment of
1 NEW GOODS,
7 j
pi They are enabled to sell at
OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
" A iargc variety of .
I*adie' Drta Good*
Great Bargains in
Muslins and Calicoes.!
Beady-Made Clothing
Warranted to Suit, j
Our Cloth* and Cassimera,
Cant be excelled.®
THEIR GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
A*tonibe* every one in assortment and low .
I price*.
Svi up. Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Canned fruits, |
Jelhei, i>oniPEtic nd Forcijrn FruiU,
Cheese and pastries of all kinds,
ai.d every other aitiele be
l .mging u> the Grocery
Department.
j They Wholesale at Philadelphia Kates.
z-Sr- Farmer*, Mechanic* and Laborer*
look to your interest. One dollar *aved i*
. a dollar in pocket. Then call and nee at
what astonishingly low price*
, FOBSTER DEVLING A WILSON,
Are selling their Dry Cood* and Groceric*.
re-No trouble to show Good*.'ma.
If they *rc r. t a* represented, we will
pay you for your trouble. Don't forget the
place.
••■TURNER BUILDING-**
ip.Mtf Allegheny St., Bellefonte Pa.
CENTRE HALL
Manufacturing Co
AND
Machine Works.
CENTRE HALL CENTRE CO., PA.
1 j
Having enlarged our New PocxnxT and
MACHINE Snore and AORICCI.TT*AI (
WOKKS Blocked with all new and late*: j
improved Machinerv at Centre Hall, an
nounce to the public that they arenow ready
to receive order* for anything in their line
of businc**.
Shaftings,
Pullies,
* Hangers,
IRON & BRASS
We *lo manufacture tac celebratedj .
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stands unrivalled.
Thi* Reaper has ad vantage* over all othei
Reaper* now manufactured. One advan
tage we claim for it, is the lever power, by
which we gain one hundred per cent over
other machines. ' Another advantage is the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, whereb.-
tho driver has under his complete con trio
of the machine; in coming to a spot of lodg
ed grain, the driver can change the cut of
he machine in an instant, without stopping
the team, varying the stuble from 1 to 14
inches at the outside of the machine, as well
as on the inside. It is constructed of first
claas material; and built by first class ina
chanic- We w arrant it second to none.
All kind* of Horsepowers and Threshing
Machines, Hay and Grain Rakes, latest irn
proved. All kinds of Repairing done. Dif
ferant kinds of
P LOWS
AND
PLOW CASTING.
The Celebrated lleckendorn Economica 1
plow which lias given entire satisfaction 1
We employ the best Patternmakers, our I
patterns are all newand ofthemostimnrov- '
ed plans. Plans, Specifications and 1> avr
ings furnished for all work done by us. .
Sir We hope by strict attention to bui '
noss to receive a share of public patronag
CASTINGS
of every description made and fitted up fo c
MILLS, S
FORGES,
FURNACES, c
FACTORIES,
TANNERIES, J
AC,, AC. b
s
All orders by mail promptly attended to
OENTRE HALL MP G COM'? 1
IIKMIIY T. mi*
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Catawba
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts—lluid Kziract I'ho
barb and Fluid Extract Catawba
Grape Juiee.
For liver complaints, jaundice, bilious
affections, sick ot nervous headache,
coslivetieas, etc. I'utely vegetable,
containing no mercury, miuenila cr
; deleterious drugs.
■
| Those Pill* are the most delightfully
{ pleasant purgative, superseding ea*tor oil,
alta. megarata, etc. There in nothing
more acceptable to the stomach. They
(give tone, cause neither nausea nor griping
[pain*. TTbcy are composed of the fineet
! ngi edienlt. After a few days' use of than*
•u.'Si an invigwratien of the entire system
lake* place a* to appear miraculous to tha
waak and . ru-rvst.-d, whether arising from
imprudence or disease. H. T. flelubsdd'a
(Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape
Pill* are n<4 Migarrssatod, from the feet that
*ugarco*td PiH* do nut dkeolve, but pas*
through the stomach without dissolving,
consequently do I*H produce thr deeited ef
fect. The Catawba Grape Pit)*, Wing
pleasant in tad* and odor, do not necawL
tat* their being sugateoatad. Price fifty
cents per box.
E
HENRY T. HELM BOLD'S
HioMLv coicsmirn oourocsn
Fluid Extrnct Banuipnriltn
Will radically exterminate from the system
Scroftila. Syphilis, Fever Sores, hirers,
Hoie Eyas. Bore Leg*. Bore Mouth, Bora
Head, Brum hiu*. Skin Diiaase*. Bait
Rheum Canker*. Runnings from tb# Ear,
white •welling*, tumor*, cancerous affe®.
lion#, node*. Rickets, glandular .swelling*,
night sweat*, rash, tetter, humor* of all
kind*, chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia, and
all disease* that hava bee* twtabfished ia
the system for yean.
L
Being prepared expressly for the above
cempl noeiip. its hicssd-puri& iiig proper
ties are greater than any other preparation
of sar*a)rilla. It sfives the cotnplcxioa a
clear healthy color and restores the patient
to a state of health and puri ty . For puri
fying the biood, removing ail chronic con
stilutional diseases arising from the aa im
pure state of the blood, and the oaly relia
ble and effectual fcnuwa remedy for the
cure of pains and swelling of the bonce,
ulcerations of the throat and tag*, blotch**,
pimples OR the face , erysipelas and all
scaly erupt IOI.* of the shia. sad beautify
ing complexion Priea, f 1,60 per bottle.
M
HENRY T. HKLMBOLD'N
COXCCXThATXtI
Fluid Extract Buchu,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
hns cured every case of dinhales ia which
it has been give*, irritation of the nech of
the bladder and inflammation of the kid
neys. ulceration of the kidneys and blad
der, retention of urine, disease* of the proa
late gland, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel, brick-dust dedoait, and mucous or
milky discharges, and for infeebted and
delicate constitution* of hath sexes, attend
ed with the following symptoms: indisposi
tion to exertion, loss uQ<> wer, I.a* of mem
ory, difficulty of breathing, weak nerve*
trembling, horror of disease, wakefulness,
dimness of vision, pain in the back, hot
hands, flushing of the body, dryness of ths .
! (.kin, eruption on the face, pallid counte
nance, universal lassitude of the musculor
i system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eigh
teen to twenty-five, and from thirty-fire
ibi fifty-fiveor tn the dsclin# or chan'ge of
! life; after confinement or labor pain*; bed
wetting ia children.
B
llelmbold'sextract bnehu is Diuretic ed
blood-purifying, and cure* all disease*
•rising from habits of dt*i|>stion. and ex
cesses and imprudence* in life, impurities
of the blood, etc., superseding copaiba in
affections for which it is used, and sypbili
i tic affections—in these diseases usad ia con
! nection with Helmbold s ruse wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, tha
j extract buchu is unequalled by any other
remedy—as in chlorosis or retention, in!
! regularity, paiafttineas or supprassioa of
; customary i acuation*. ukeratod or schir
' ru* stateofths utcru*, leucorrheM or whites,
lerility, and for all complaint* incident to
the sex. whether arising from indiscretion
!or habits of dissipation. It is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent ohyviciaas
snd midwive* for enfeebled and delicate
constitutions, ot both sexes and all ages
attended with any of the above disease* or
symptoms),
0
H. T. HELMBOLDH EXTRACT BU
CHU CUBES DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPRUDENCES, HAB
ITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC..
in all their stawes, at little expense, little or
no change ia diet, no inconvenience, and
no exposure. It cusaes a frequent de-ire,
snd give* strength to Ur nate. thereby re
moving Obstructions, Preventing snd Cu
ring strictures of the urethra. allying pain
infiamation, so frequent in this class of
disease*, and expelling all poisonous mate
ler.
Thousands who have been the victims of
incompetent persons, and who have said
heavy fees to be cured in a h->rtiitne. n nva
found they have been deceived, and that
the •■Poison., luss, by the use of "powerful
astringents," been dried up in the system,
to break out in a more aggravated form and
perhaps after marriage.
rsfe HELMBOLD S EXTRACT BU
CHU for all affectionf and disease# of tha
urinary organs, whether existing in male
or female, from whatever cause originating,
and no matter ofltow long standing. Price,
1 one dollar* and fifty cents per bottle.
I A
HEN'P. YT. HELM HOLD'S IM PROVED
ROSE WASH
cannot be surpassed as a face wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy ia
every species of cutaneous affection, ll
-peedily eradicates pimples, spots, srorba
| tic dryness, indurations of the cutaneous
membrane, etc., dispels redness and incipi*
! ent infiamation. hives. ra*h, moth patches,
! dryness of scalp or skin, frost bites, and all
! purposes foi which salves or ointments are
i used ; restore* the skin to a state of purity
, and toitnes*, and insures continued beal
thv action to the ti*ue of its vessels, on
which depends theagreeableclearness and
vivacity of eomplexion so much sought and
admired. But however valuable as a reme
dy for existing defects of the skin, H. T.
Helmhold's Rose Wash has long sustained
its priuciple claim to umbounded patron
age, by possessing qualities which render
it a toiled appendage of the most superla
tive and congenial character, combining
in an elegant formula those prominent
requisite*, safety and efficacy—the in varia
ble accompaniments of its use—as a pre
servative and refreshei of the complexion
It ts an excellent lotion for diseases of a
syphilitic and as an injection for
diseases of the urinary organs, arising from
habits of dissipation, used in connection
with the Extracts Buchu, Harsaparilla, and
Catawba Grape Fills, in such disea.-es as
r commended, cannot be surpassed. I rice,
one dollar per bottle.
D
Full and explicit directions accompany
the medicine*.
Evidence of the most responsible and re
liable character furnished on application,
with hundreds of thousands of living wit
nesses, and upward of 80,009 unjdscited
certificates and recommendatory letters,
manv of which are from the highest sour
ces, including eminent Physicians, Clerg
ymen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor ha*
never resorted to their publication in the
newspapers; he does not do this from the
fact tliat bis articles rank as Standard Pre.
paratsons, and do not need to be propped
up by certificates.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE
PREPARATIONS.
Delivered to any address. Secure from
observstion.
Established upwards of twenty year*.
Sold bj Druggists"everywhere. 'Address
letters for information, in confidence to
HENRY T. HELMBOLD, Druggist and
Chemist.
Only Depots: H. T. HELMBOLD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. 694
Broadway, New York, or to H. T. HELM
BOLD'S Medical Depot, 104 South Tenth
it net. Philadelphia, Pa.
Beware of counterfeit*. Ask foJ
tieury T. Helm hold's! Take no other.