Centre Hall reporter., March 31, 1871, Image 3

G issTRE. HALL RErOhTEE
FRIDAY, MARCH SI. IS7L
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL NEWS."Our friends will oblige
u. bv sanding in any item*
est, Including death*, marnag •- > .
such are eagarly read by your frtembi
tha west, many of whom get the Reporter.
\V wou\d esteem it a favor if our kind pa-
Iron* would occa*onaH> nijil a *I,
the Reporter tn relative* and acquaintan
ces who formerly lived in Centre eoun v
ami remove.! to other pasts, which would
induce many to become subscriber*.
BLANKS—BIank Summons. Vendu
Nate*. Executions, and Judgment and
K\vmption Note combined, J usth es
rants. Ac., for sale at this Office.
IMPORTANT TO MU S KSB M KX.—
The circulation of the REPORTER, N
this side ofthe county, is now greater
than thrit of any two p f * " the
countv, hence business men who wish
to reach the Ponnsvallev trade wih
advance their own interests, by auvell
tisin- in the KBPOUTKII. Our subaorir
tion list is open to the inspection ot *l/
who wish to advertise.
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GOLDEN FOVSTXIX Pas S.nuotlung
new and novel. Be sure and
vertisomcnt in our paper, headed Gnat
est Invention of the Age " v belie e
the Golden Fountain 'cn is un.ur f w-ed.
A good penis a ncvsnty ft' ,-ver> man
woman aad eh,ld Agcnt-. W.- a,
chance to make money >n intcm ucing a
gxmd and saleable article. jan .. v |
Fre-h Garde F w ' Ft, r. Herb. Tree
c shrub, and FSergr.en See.l-, prtqHiid
l.v mail. *.th direction* for cu.iurc
Twentv-ttve different packet, of either
class for sl.t*A Tlic *ix e!a<-ess.coo !
-jiitt, lb*. Kvergrven and Tree Seed*;
Apple. Pe*r. Cherry. Ac.; Gra** Seed*,
ULL tMbbage, Caimt, tnon Squash,
Turnip, and all Vegetable and lW|
So*\l*' in ,mall or large quantities; also
Small Fruit*. Stock*. Bulb* Shrubs, K.we*.
Verbena*. Ac by uiai Now
Golden Banded Japan Lily,-SV. I riced
descriptive Catalogue seat to anv p.ain
address, grati*. Agent* -anted- WW
tale List ft' Agent*. Clubs and the Trade
Beed* on comiuis.-ion .
B > WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and See-i M areheusc. Plymouth. K*ub
lishcd in 1542 lOfcb.Sm
Pr\f II Meyer, formerly ofthe Centre
Co. Normal Institute, will open a S* !eci
Sch.l at Centre Hall, April 10th, a suffi-;
cient number of student* haying already
been obtained to commence with, with UH
room for young ladies and gentlemeil from
a distance.
GIVE fs NOTlCE.—Subscriber* to the Re
porter who intend to change their place of
residence, should not fail to notif} us
where they w,h their papers *ent after
April Ist St -
As USRAKALLELKD ORFE*-— A first
class Family Paper forty weeks for ona
dollar. See adv'L
.. 9
Anna E. Dickinson lecture* at Tyrone,
April 22nd— subject, "Joan D Arc. Our
capital friend Brainerd, of the spirited
llerald, will accept our thanka for a com
plimentary.
The Tyrone lUraid has followed the
example ofhe UEPOETER and purchased
anew Aetna power pres* —the nicest press
now made. Glad to see this evidence
of our neighbor's prosperity
ACCIPINT. —Dr. Smith, of this place,
met with an accident on last Sunday while
driving out to see a patient His horse
suddenly turning up a bank and upsetting
the buggy. N'e suppose the Doctor got
somewhat hurt, as we have not seen his
face nor heard him laugh, around this way
since.
CONCERT.— Mr. Solomon Meyer's
singing class, assisted by singers
from a distance, will hold a concert of
vocal and instrumental music, is the Ref.
church. Centre Halt, on Saturday evening.
April I*l- Mr. Meyei's long standing repu
tation a a music teacher is guarantee for a
rich musical feast, upon this occasion. The
class meet* every evening this week.
St Diiix DEATH. Mr. Charles Kurtz, u
chair maker by trade, died very suddenly
on last Monday forenoon, at Aaronsburg,
while in conversation with Rev. Sahm. at
the residence of George Bollinger, when
he dropped over and instantly expired.
Verily, in the midst of life we are in death.
Samuel Swartz and Win. RLhel we are
told have become partners with Mr. Strohra
in his store at Churchvifle.
Mr. Martin Leitral has again rent
ed the Potter's Mills hotel stand.
CROPS. —The grain fields, in our
valley, generally, present a pretty fair
appearance at present, and give prom
ise of a rich harvest.
John Cronmiller has been appoint
ed pot master at Aaronsbuag. vice
Miss Tacy Mussina resigned. Tlte
appointment is a good one, and the
new location of the post office will be
convenient
TOOK THE HIST.—A writer in the
Bellefonte Republican, two weeks ag<,
called attention to the fact that some
of the Beliefsnte lawyers for several
years were traveling the county urging
the formation of Sabbath School insti
tutes while their own town had been
entirely overlooked in this particular,
not a single eflbrt having been made
in that direction at Bellefonte. The
hint took, and the persons referred to
awoke from their sleep, and last week
held a meeting for the purpose of tak
ing steps to organize a Sabbath Sebool
institute within the neglected field of
Bellefonte.
SNOW. —"March came in like a li
on, and went out like a lamb," as the
"" common saying would run. The beau
tiful, spring-like weather which favor
ed us the first three weeks of the pres
ent mouth, has taken its departure
and we no longer bask in its sunshine.
In its stead a tornado of wind has
been singing a spiteful dirge through
cracks and crevices, as if to soften our
lament for the change. Since 23rd a
cold, fierce wind has been howling
continually, and on last Sunday after
noon an old fashioned snow storm set
in which continued until next morn
ing, and had it all lain, we suppose it
would have measured 12 inches in
depth.
NEW FIRM. —A new mercantile
firm opens up, in this place, Ist April,
in Mr. Burst's building, store room
lately occupied by J. B. Solt. The j
firm consists ofjMessr*. (J. F. Herlacker !
and N. Cronmiller, both experienced
business men and well known to -our
people. They intend to carrj on a first
class store, and invite the public in
general to give them a cull, and by
fair dealing hope to merit a share of
public patronage. Success to them.
Agricultural College
At a meeting of the trustees of the
Agricultural college of Pennsylvania
held in Harrisburg, on 22 inst., the
Rev. James Colder, I). D., at preseut
president of Hillsdale college, Michi
gan, was chosen principal of the col
lege to fill the vacancy caused by the
decease of Thomas H. Burrowes, LL.
D. It is understood that Dr. Colder
will accept the position to which he has
thus been chosen*
HARD ON MEAT. —Mr. Jonny Al
len's smoke house, at the red njiJl. was
robbed a few nights ago of about S4O
worth of meet.
The smoke house of Mr. Micheal
Hettiuger, in Gregg twp., was destroy
ed by fire an last Friday, and about
$1,50 worth of meat burned. A spark {
from the bake oven it supposed to have
Seen the oaute of the lire,
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! St. Loti*, March "22 Account* from
Favetteville, Arktnni, say a man named
Roland, living throe mite* from th*t place,
! killed hi wife and infant child on the Itlh
i instant, and then blew hi* own bmin* out.
< The cause was domestic troubles.
April Court—AJraud Jurors.
Taylor W M Coy
Hellefonto—Tho, Gordon, I! C Kerlin
i Potter —Geo llarter, 1! Royer, Peter lire
on. S Keller.
Ruth—R 11 Molten.
Huston T Parson*. J J Thompson.
Hurnside—Goo Zimmerman.
Philipburg- Jas Perks, D Parker.
Ho gg* M relaer, .1 \\ llolu
Harris—J no Shoneberger,
Unkwiville—-R K Feathers
Ferguson J F Krep*. T Hess,
Miles D Shafer.
Snowshoe-* K Ide,
Pena— M Gephart.
Walker- -Jno Kutrick, W Rodera
frirrw—Set/ .l/.Wiiji, iTf*, -4 J" ! 1
Hush H Hikard, ,'no Harter.
Hellefonle Jno Mitchell, A Ogden W
11 Hume-.
Howard ip.— U W Shank.
Potter A M Coy. G Hotter, \\ m Love,
D Flher
Halftuoon J H Kbbs, T Gray.
Mile- s Nathan, Jas Maliory, J F
\\ alt, Wu Zeigier.
Rentier K Bannjr.
Penn -S Otto. 1> A Mu er.
Walker J Gobble, dno Miller, J S
Swart*. I! Book
Gregg Jno Cold en
Mile-burg Jas K Weaver, J S Proud
fl*ot.
Haines I. C Stover
Taylor Jacob Snyder.
PhtNpsburg K Hunter.
Ferguson - o G Meek
Harri- .1 no llouiau, \\ W Leach.
Hogg- N BGoldman
Howard burst Joseph Uoyer.
Union tp B V Brubtu.
Traverse - 4f4 \/,<n,Liy, 24fA Ajtrtl.
Walker T Walker. P Gephart
Penn—Jno Harter, J 11 Reifsnyder, Jac
Eiseahuth
Harri* Williams Jr. J G lrvin, H U
Michaels, J B Hartswick.
" Bellefotiie—K Hepburn, S Derr, U B
Barger. S Harper. 1 Z Kline.
Fergu*r.— W K Burchtteld, S M Wil
liams, S Glasgow
Snowshoe Jno Gun*a!is.
Taylor—J Sharor.
Potter — II K Smith, Jno Slack.
Xllie*—Adam Shafer, Joel Rover, Jno
Wolf.
Gregg—Daniel Ruukie.
Ourftn —Jas Hunter.
Hogg*— W Curtin, Jno Hay*.
Spnug 1> Shram. H Dandi*, J K Tate.
ltenner—Joseph Mitchell, M Fisher, Ja*
Knox.
Mariou —Jno Wilson,
Worth—J W Simpson, T Weston.
Huston—U Hartsack.
Howard tp.—Win Montgomery, J C
Smith.
Halftnoon—J Thompson, J H Lever.
Rush—H Matley.
Patton—ti W F Gray.
Union—G Alexander, Jno Alexander, D
Campbell.
Burnside—R Mulholland.
ITALIAN BEES.
Try them. Swarms in June, $lO each.
Queens, a singie one. for s3—two for $5.
Applv early JOHN W. WHITE.
mardl.St Milroy, Pa
FA KM FOR SALE.—'The subscriber
offers at private sale the farm on which
he now resides. ituated|in|Ferguson town
ship, County ofCentre-on# mile and a half
west of Pine Grove. The farm contain*
one hundred and twenty acre* of the heat
quality of limestone, one hundred acres of
which*is cleared ; under good fence, and in
a high state of cultivation. The balance of
twenty acres is cove red** ilh a tin* growth of
timber, the buildings are good and conve
nient. with a stream of running water at j
the door. An orchard in full oearing of
the verv beet varieties of fhlit, and a grape
▼invard ot the must popular and standard
varieties.
This splendid farm will be sold cheap, !
and terms made easy. For particulars call i
upon or address
G. M. KEPLER,
marSl.tf Pine Grove Mills. .
Bagteter Notice's.
The following accounts have been ex
amined and passed by mu and remain filed
of Record in this office for the inspection
of heirs, legatees creditors and all others in
any way interested and will be presented
to the Orphans Court *f Centre Country, to
be held at Uellefonte. for allowance and
confirmation, on Wednesday, the'-ifith day
of April A. I). 1871.
1 The account of William Holt, adminis
trator of .John Holt, late ofSnowshoetown
ship. deed.
ti Pict account of David Gilliland execu
tor of the late will and testament of W. S.
Gilliland, late of Potter twp , dee d.
3 The account of Jackson Clevenstine,
administrator of Ac. of Christian Cleven
stine. late of Walker twp.. dee d.
4 The account of \\ illiatn IT. Fearon
administrator of all and singulars the
goodsand chatties, rightsatid credits, which
were of David Beachdel, late of Liberty
twp„ Centre county, dec d.
b The ac-ount of John T Hoover late of
the borough of Uellefonte, deceased who
was admitistrator of W A Davidson late
ot Boggs township, dee'd filed by Adam
Hoy and N W ltoover administrators of
said John T Hoover dee'd.
0 Supplementary account of Samuel \V
Gardner and John W Gardner administra
tors >f Samuel Gardner sr. late of Liberty
township dec'd.
7 The account of Rudolph Pletchcr and
Reuben Fletcher, administrators of all and
singular, good* and chatties, right* and
credit* which wore of John Fletcher late of
the township of Liberty and county of
Centre dec'd.
8 The account of John Herbrick who
wasUuardian of Franklin A Weight a mi
nor son of Wm Weight and Rebecca
Weight, both dee d as filed by Wm Ger
brfca and Samuel Herbrick executors of
John Herbrick, dee d.
9 Final account of George W Rumbar
ger administraturof Ac. ot Jeremiah Hayca,
late of Benner township, dee d.
10 An account of the executor-hip of
George R-nnd J W Kllenbt-rger Execu
tor of Jaina* Ko late <>fthetownship
of Fergtix'n, in the county ofCentredec'a.
11 The account of Geo Swart* guardian
of Eliza A Rinkard minor child or Samuel
Rinkard late <>f Centre county. dee d -aid
Eliza A Rinkard now intermarried with
William Search.
12 The account of Edward Blanchard
guardian <>f Henry C Davidson minorchild
of W A Davidson, late of Boggs township,
dec'd.
13 Parti.il account of T R M'Manigale,
anministrators of Ac., of J B Johnson late
of Marion township, dec'd.
14 The account of John Ri-hel adminis
trator of, all and singular the good* and
chatties, right* and credit* which were of
W W Borel late ofHregg township, In the
count v of Centre and State of Pennsylva
nia, (Carpenter), dec'd.
10 Firt and partial account of John Ir
vin ir and Theodere Gorden administrators
of all and -iugular the good* nnd chatties,
right* and credit* which were of James
tiordea late of Walker townhip, Centre
count v. dec'd.
17 The account of William L Wilson
guardian of Jacob Elmer Way, Emily
Way. Pbebe Jane Way, Benner Wilson
Way, aud Elizabeth W ay. and JS S Way.
deed.
18. The account of J B Finner, guardian
of Sarah L Weaver, late of Haines twp.,
dee d. J. It. MORRISON
Register.
LICENSEB.
Liczxafc.— Tho following applications for
licence will be made at the April term 1871
Hou*eal k Kr<>m, Tavern, Be llefonte,
Prank M Clain do do
Daniel Gartnan, do do
w 1) Kikard, do do
Henry Kline, do do
Michael Howard, do do
Tliomaa Loughrey, do do
I william Brown, do do
| Gowning ic Yeager. Restaurant, do
Helena Hirskler, do do
Joseph Hawkina, do do
Frea Smith, do do
Charles Brown, do do
wiliiam Brown. do do
J B Kttelie, wholesale liquor do
A Banni, oo do
Sol Schmidt do Pliilipsburg
.1 L Biungardner, Tavern, do
Robt Lloyd, do do
Richard Hays, do do
Allen Falkner, do do
L D Smith, Restaurant, do
Elias Miller, Tavern, Miles twp
I) w Harter, do do
And H Fousl. Restaurant, do
John Spangler, Tavern Potter,
Rll Porter, do do
M L Leitzell, do do
Ja' es Redding, do Snownhoe
J ASanke.v, eo do
Robt Haines, do do
C L Sharp, do Ruh
Jonathan Kreamer, do Penn twp
Rebecca Musser, do do
Patcbell & Miller, do Huston twp,
Gotlieb naag, do Spring twp.
1) K Boiieuu. do Milesburg,
T M iiuil, do do
George Miller, do Haines,
wm Robt, do walk*.*,
Ci M sooserg K Jackson do Harris,
Joel Kling, Tavern Marian,
Elizabeth Kunes, do Liberty,
Alexander Knoll, do Howard bor.
Martin Dolm.n, do Boggs
JnoCore ibaver, do Taylor
Rudolph Mulholland, do Burnaide
I J NO. MORAN.Proth'y.
i The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was ehaitercd a quarter of a century ago 1
Now it represents |M,(W,<IIW, and owns
between 2,oooand 3, OHO miles of railroad
track.
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Mr. Editor There appeared in the
Watchman ofthe 17th tnst , this question,
Why is it ? The question is better under
stood In tliia wise paraphrased a little.
Why do My lie, Beaver A C*k, tr.vel lha
country organising Sabbath school insti-
IN in preference to establishing one in
Bellefonte? IFhy is it' I will venture an
answer, a prouhot is not without honor save
in his own country, and Hellefonto appreci
ates the beauties of this charming bit of
•criplure re tie*. * Gh.
OBITUARY. Paymaster Buchanan,
C. S. N , died at Charleston n, Ms", on
ISth iiut., iu hi* 73 year wa in the I .
gX Navy mora 'h n <1 years, and was a
vounger brother of Gelt G. Buchanan, of
Spring Mills, this county The following
notice we take front the Boalon Morning
Journal
Funeral of Paymaster Buchanan. Amid
the pelting ram storm of yesterday after
noon the relatives, friends and associates of
the the late Mckean Buchanan, l". S. N.,
assembled at the house of the decerned,
No. II Moumcnt square, to Pay the last
token* of 'espevt rie lus body wa c<>n
sigucd to the grave. The serx ices were of
an attes ting nature, and consisted of the
beautiful Kpiscounl burial service, which
was read by the Naval chaplain at the sla
t on, Mose 11 Chase, the music being ren
derpd by a choir of yaung men from the
Church of the Advent in Huston The
rosewood casket which contained the re
mains w as covered with choice ttowers, and
th > deceased was dressed in the full uui
form of his rank. At the close of the ser
vice, the casket, wrapped in the national
colors, was borne to the hearse by a de
tachment of sailors from the receiving ship
Ohio, and the fttneral cortege formed In
the following order:
Squad of Police, in command of Lieut.
Williams; Naval lland, deiachiueflt of Ma
rines, in command of Lieut Kla. The pall
bearers in carriage-, as follows: Commo
dore Charles Steedman, Captain Samuel
K. Knox, Captain George U. Preble, Pay
master G. F. Cutter, Chief Engineer Rich
ard M Bartleman and Paymaster Edward
Mav; detachment of sailors, in command
of Master William P. Randall; the Naval
officer* of this station; carriages containing
the relatives and immediate friend-. The
remains were interred at Mount Auburn
The escort was dismissed at Sullivan square
The funeral arrangement! were in charge
of Captain Andrew Bryson, the Executive
officer at the Navy Yard.
DEATHS.
On 26th inst , in Harris twp . of scarlet
fever, Sarah Ellen, daughierof John Hook,
aged 2 years, 1 month, and 7 days.
On 23rd inst, uear this place, of whoop
ing cough, George 11 infant child of Lout*
Gahagan, aged 2 months, and '-'I day*.
On 17lh inst. in Mile* township. Adam
Miller, aged 77 years, 6 months and 20
day*.
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MARRIAGES.
On the 21st, by A Lukenbach Esq , Da
vid C. Stoner, to Mis Sarah A. Hewick,
both of Potter twr>..
On 19th , bv Rev Cleaver, James K
M Intire, and M:** : ** Alferetta Corman, both
of Pleasant Gap.
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MI I. HOY MARKETS.
Corrected by Reed A Thompson.
Rtd wheat 1.30 Rye 75 Corn if)
Old oats 42} New oats 40 Barley 00
Cloverseed 6,35 Timothyseed 4,00
Salt 2 50 per sack,.
Bacon 06c Ham 22 Butter 25... Eggs
20 Plaster 9.50
BKLLIFONTE MARKETS.
Corrected by Keller A Musser.
White Wheat $1.35, Red I 30 .. Rye
75 Corn 65. Oats .40...... Barley 0.
.76 Cloverseed 6,25 Potatoes 0.80
Lard per pound 121 Porklper pound OH.
Butter 30 Eggs 25 Plasterper ton
sls Tallow 10 Bacon 15 Ilamltt
$5 TO $lO PER DAY.
MEN. WOMEN. 10 TB and GIRLS
who engage in our new business make from ,
$5 to $lO per day in their own localities.'
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TIIK TAKI.H SIEGE MAIL
How thf Euslojficea Ofwratr During the
Siege— ( uriou* Ends.
The Figaro gtvt-a mi account of the
varum* exjXHlienU adopted by the
French poaLiffioe* for the lr*niniasion
of letters and messages during the siege.
The Inst until train, it sayr, war seat
iVom Paris oil the IHlh of SepU .über,
187(1, at throe o'clock iu the ahernoon.
Twenty*four hours afterwards every
roud to Paris was completely blocked
by the tiermaii aruiiee. A few days
before, however, the Prefect of iftw
Northern Department and the Presi
dent of the Chamber of Commerce at
Lille had sent to Pari* nine hundred
pigeon* In-longing to the "oolotnbop
litle" societies of Houbaix nod Tur
ooing. It is well known that the Pa
risian carrier-pigeons were sent by bal
, loon from their doVr-cols in Paris to
j the | rovinces, w hence they returned
with news to th* capital; bu; the fact
that Flemish pigeons were also ent
ployed in this service had hitherto
been carefully concealed. Fur the
conveyance of letters from Paris pig
e ins were only used when government
dispatches had to he sent, and even
then only when the wind was favora
ble ; all ordinary correspondence was
•cut by balloons. The return service
was of course much more difficult.
Out of about 200 pigeons taken to the
provinces by balloon* (ninelv-nine of
which left at tbebegiuiug of December)
seventy-three only returned, and 01
these live had lost their despatches on
the way, three brought the famous
Prussian forged dispatches, and ten
merely announced the safe ileaceut of
ihose which had taken them. Find
ing this means of conveyance insuffi
cient, the poelal administration tried
several others. After the 23d Septem
ber attempt* were made to get letter*
into Paris by hiding them under hay
ricks and iu the Herman provision
carts, but not one of them arrived.
About the same time several enterpri
sing persons volunteered to "run the
blockade" with dispatches, lietween
the 20th of September and the 30th
of October, eighty-five were seut out,
but only five of them arrived, and two
only returned. Of the re-t nine were
tiken prisoners, one was arreated, hut
afterwards set at liberty, and one ar
rived at Tours without dispatches ; the
officers had to turn back after vainly
attempting to find an unguarded ope
ning in the Prussian lines. The postal
authorities than- endeavored to send
photographed dispatches by the Seine
in hollow balls, which were carried
along by the current; but the Ger
mans soon discovered this stratagem,
and easily foiled it by stretching uetsi
across the stream. Another inventor
proposed to send letters by the river
in submarine boats, and he left Paris
with the uecesaarv apparatus in a bal
loon on the 14th of January. The
capitulation of the city, however, pre
vented him from pulling hit plan into
executiou. After attempting to pass
through the air by land, by water and
under water, it was proposed to go un
derground. Some messengers offered
to look for a passage through the combe,
but none of tli m succeeded, and one
of thetn died a xorrible death, stifled
n mud. Then tcirsa M. Hurel en
gaged to send messages to Paris by
means of bull dog*. He left with five
dogs in a balloon on the 13th of Janua
ry, but none of the dogs came back.
There are 27.00U more males than fe
male* in the human population of Minne
sota —a masculine excess of 12 per cent.
Mr Any wrwri sending u* eight sub
scriber* with the cah. sl6, will receive
the Reporter I year free; and for four
nam** and SB. the Reporter 6 month* free
nISSoLI'TION. - Notice i* her<-t>y (fir
en that thp partnership heretofore ex
j i*tinr under the name of John Taylor A
Son, in the manufarture of Lumber, in tha
Seven Mountain*, u on the 18th day of
March. 1871, mutually dissolved.
Tha book* of the firm remain in the hand* 1
of John Taylor.
JOHN TAYLOR* SON.
mart4.3t Milrey, Pa.
4 >slt; NEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice la
• 2 V hereby given that a partial aeeount of
i T. M. Hall, assignee of Jacob I*. Shope. ha*
been filial in the (.'ourt of CoDimon Plea*:
: "'Centre county, to April term A. I). 1871,
and unlcM objection* are file<l on or before
the flrt day of aiJ term, it will ba confirm
ed bv the court. JNO. MORAN,
I marl7,Sl /VefA.
ST E REOSCOPEB. j
vtrwa, alicw, cuaoMoa, riAMi*,
K A H. T. ANTHONY A T0..;
591 llroatHrar, New York,
extensive assortment of the above goods,
of their own |>ubliration, manufacture and!
i importation.
At.RO riloTO I.ANTXKV rlidkr aki>
..HM iK -aw rtA, xiv vixwa or yosrmitk.
E A H. T. ANTHONY A CO., 591
Broadway, New York. Opposit Met
ropolitan Hotel,
IV* I'nRT KK4 AMI V| AXI KA< Tt axa Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL
! marlO.Cm
pENN HALL ACADEMY?
The Spring session ofthi* Classical and
Normal Institution will commerce <>n Mon
day April 24th 1871, to continue nine
week*.
Special attention given to tbo*a <la*iring
to teach. Tuition from $4,60 to 7,00 per
*eion.
Hoarding and furnished room* caa be
had near the schoo! at reasonable rale*.
Reference A.R TRUXAL. A. M.
Grn. Gko. Bt'cuaxax, Principal.
Pree't. marn.Bl.
pUBLIC SALE!
j The following real estate, situate near
Farmer*' Mill*, in Gregg twp., Centreco.,
; Pa., will b offered at public sale on
Saturday, April loth, 1871. 240 acre * of
land under the liigest state of cultivation,
and eijual to the best of Pennsvallcy far
ming land*. Thi* land all clear, with the
exception of about 10 or 16 acre* which
consist* of the choicest timber-land, there
are two orchard* on the premise*, and also
ii pring of never failing limestone water
j near the I uilding*. The improvement*
consist of a two-story dwelling bouse and
bank-ham, together with all other necea
*ary outbuilding*. Especial attention l*
called to the faetthatthis farm I* vcrv suits
ble for dividing into two farm*. Person*
wishing to purcha*e are invited to comeand
exninine thi* property atany time previous
to sale. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p.
in., when Terms will be made known bv
INO RISHELA WM. lIOMAJT,
Rxrcutori.
VI. urge Stock of Ladie* Furs, hor*
Ulankets, nnd Buffalo Robes at
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Physical Life of
Manand Woman.
OR. ADVICE TO BOTH SKXKS.-A i
; moral, chaste, and thoroughly scientific
work on the following highly important .
subject* ; Change of Life, Love, CourUhip,
(iualifications for a Happy Marriage, .
Physiology of Marriage. Early Relation*
of Husband and wife. Duties and Kxperl- i
cnco of wife nn<l Mother Care of Mother
and Child, Mysteries of Reproduction, Mo
ral and Physiea' Transmission, and kin- <
'I red topics, from the highest authoriliei in
Europe. Price $2,00. Sale* immense
Freight paid on hook* and canvassing
book* free. Foi Circular* and Testimoni- i
ul* address, I'AKMKLEK A CO., 181
Race at., Cincinnati, O, marl(),6t
HANDfI ELLS and Door Bell*, all *l
- and kind* at <
aplO' Irwin aWiLRONs
CANNED FHC ITS peaches, tomatoes
pine apple*, and pea* in great varie '
at BCRNSIDE * THO|(AB'
Handsaws, knive*, spoon*, coffe
mill*, shovel*, spade*, rakes,ho* .
amps, forks, chains, Ac., at
BUUNSIDK ATHOMAS'
LOOKING-GLASS PLATKSofaILiz"
for sale by Irwin a Wilson.
aplOm
U" SflON PATENT CHURN, the beat !
inuseat Irwin a Wilson's. ,
aplO'oß.
NEW FIRM at
Centre Hall.
J. H.NOI/T.
ALLN K W.
New Store.
New Hoods.
The undersigned lespectfallvinformsthe
cilisen. of Centre 11.11 and Poller lawn
• hip, that he ha. opened a new -lore
at the wall known land formerly occupied
by C T Her lac her, where (is ii now
offering
A Full and Complete Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
cheap ax a
ilia stock i* entirely new, and th. publie
are respectfully invited to call and eiaMC
itie for Iheinaelve* ; Good* will lie offered
at the lowest pouible prices, and by a fed
eral ty.teni affair dealing they hope to
merit a lair share of public patronage
Call nwtl Ktsiulnp our Nlork
NO TROUBLE TOEHOW GOODB,
•- Only Oive us a Fair Trial. *BNT
We bare a full and complete assortment
of tbe latest Sty las.
Drj Goods,
Groceries,
Queens ware,
Gentlemen end Ladies furnishing Good#.'
Ladies Cloaks and Circulars, in Silk and
Cloth, alt kinds of Groceries, ihe finest
Svrups, the best Coffee, Tobacco, Paints,
•yestuffs, Oils, Fish, Salt, Stationery, and
everything else that i* to be found iu a well
stocked country store.
The highest market price paid in
Store Goods for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Don't forget the New Store, at Centre
Hall, where goods are now offered at a bar
gain. Call anj see us.
"pjgy J. B BOLT.
Great Bargains at
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, tdueensware, Woodand willow ware
Iron, Ball, Fish and in fact, a magnificent
assortment of everything kept in a
First Class Store,
aow ready, and for sale at marvelous low
rates.
GOODS VERY NEAR AT THE
OLD PRICES.
It usliat they will sell you th* very beet
breads at prices that will astonish you
New spring
Dress Goods
A must beautiful variety, consisting of nil
the novelties of the season, at lower rales
than ordinarily charged at other places.
White Goods A
Embroideries
The finest stock la lewn, he.ta as o quantity!
qualitv, and priests.
HtiOP 35DMY8
The best makes, latest styles and lowest
rates. ( Hal* and Caps in great variety
Linens, Towellings, checks, Denin g. loth
Cas*ias*rs, dee kings.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Spring and summer shawls, in fact, w* keep
everything, and will sell at a very small
advance on first cost.
All we ask that vou will
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere, as wo do ne
i consider it anv trouble to show goods.
ALL KINDS <>F HARNESS.
.silver plated and Yankee Harness double
and single, bridles snd halter*,
j may l&Uy.
8 A VAG K A RRO.,
(Hurcestor to N. Hillbiih)
Whole sale ami retail dealer* in
: Stoves & Tinware,
r Allegheny Street, Bellrfonte, Pa.
Read only a jwrtial list of Cook Stove
, Wellington,
f Waverly,
Ornamental,
Oriental.
Royal Cook,
Prince Rural,
, Sea Shell,
r Artiaaa,
1 And American
i
Parlor ami Office Stovea :
Morning Tronic, Brilliant, and
And Parlor t'euki lor W<M>d or Coal, and
, Wood Stove* of every description.
Attention is ended to his stock of Reobng
. Plate, a new tiae, which he has just receive
ed it*# 40x*JU. It makes better iob lhant he
j old siae, andean be famished cheaper thai
any other establishment in town.
, JMP.Hpouling and jobbing promptly at
tended to. Charges reasonable and satis-
I action guaranteed. ocl2fi*
K W 11A H bWAKKMoK K I
J. A J. HARRIS.
NO. 6, BROCK EKHOFF BOW
A new and complete Hardware Store ha*
been opened by the undersigned in Brock
erbofTs new building- aherr they are pre
pared to sell all kinds of Buildingand llousi
Furnishing Hardware, Iron. Slee), Nails.
Buggy wheels in setu, Champion Clothe)
Wringer, Mill Kawi. Circular and Han<
Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws, leeCrean
Free/.en. Bath Tubs, Clothes Racks, a fal ■
assortment of Glass and Mirror Plate of ali
sisas. Picture Frames, Wheelbarrow*
I-amps, Coal Oil Lamps, Belting, Spokes
Felloes, and Hubs, Plows, Cultivator#, Cort 1
Plow*. Plow PeinU, Shear Mold Board
and Cultivator Teeth, Table Cutlery, Shov
el#. Spades and Forks, Locks, Ifinge#
Screws, Hash Springs, Hone-Shoe#, Nails
Norway Rods. Oil*. Lard, Lubricating
Coal, Linseed, Tannen. Anvil*, Vice*. BCIM
lows, Screw Plate#, R!ock*mith Tools
Factory Bells, House Bell#, Dinner Bells
Gong Bells, Tea Bells, Grindstones, Carpen i !
ter Tools, Fruit Jan and Can# Paints, Oils
Varnishes received and for sale at
juneft'gfl,ly. J. A J. HARRIS.
BASKETS in all their varieties, children
carriages willow ware, guns, pie- J
tol#, powder, shot, cap#, cartridge#, *c , at
BUKNSIIIK a THOMAS'
PKUNKS and DKIKI) CURR VNTSo
the very best quality just 'received*
Wolf s old stand
I.adlcM TrunMCN.
This in valuable article for females, is now
to be had at llerlarher's store, and no other
place in Centra county. Ladie# remember
that those trusses can be had at Cenlre
Hall tf_ '
HA RN ESS, collars, cart whip carriage
whips, in gnat varieties, govern- j
ment gran, saddle#, bridle*, martingale
check line#, cart gears, tug harm-**, bugs
harness homes, etc Every tiling in the tad
diery line at
BURNBIDE St THOMAS'
NOTtONS of all kinds, Stelring' glove*
Handkerchiofs, com'u, pocket nook#
in all their variety and very cheap, at
BURNSIDE * THokAS'.
NEW PATTERNS of oil cloth#, at re !
duced price*, at <
BI'RNSIDK a THOMAS' ,
THE Largest and Best Stock of warran 1
tod Boots and Shoe#, warranted to give 1
satisfaction, at reiluced priees, only to be
found at BURNSIDE & THOMAS'.
IT IS known to all In Bellefentn and .
through the county if you want a '
good article go to
BURNSIDE & THOMAS'. (
SYKUP, the finest ever made, just re
reived, cheap at Wolf* old itand—try it.
ARLOR COOK 8 TO V K*B {
Parlor Stoves, and four sixes of Gas
B rners constantly on hand and for saleat ■
anWfifi. IKWIN A Wn.aoN'a.
ORN 81-ANKKTS AND SLEIGH
BELLS, at low price*, at
aplty 68. InwtN h Wit-aoN'
BOALTS far Buggie* and Carriagber. '
sixes in use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
plfffiS IRWIX a Wimojr'
SADDLERS BUCKLES, hook*, bit
ipots rings. Everything a saddleo
want* for the manufacture of harness, to be 1
oundat BURNSIDE * THRMAB'.
If A BAUii, NKW UAKUI >
A.* rnONt. Nlauoc at , Bcllefolit.
|\V INKS AN 1) L I<l UO 116
The subscriber respectfully cails th-s at*
Isntion of the public to Ills Mlabllshm nt,
w bcrc hs is un-paiswl to (urnisti alt Winds of
Foreign and Domestic Liquors' w boh-aaiu
at the lowest cash prices, which trit w nrrnn
ted to be the best qualities according to
their respective | rices lli stock consists
of Rye, Mottoiigabt-la, Irish and other
Whiskies, all kinds of Itr.uolii- Holland
i Gin, Fort, Maderia, Cherry, ltla i.bcirv
aud other Wines tin- In t arlieh at a*
1 reasonable rate- as can lie bad In th" oily,
Cbampagne, Cherry. Blu< kbeiry, Ginger
f and Carraway Brandies, Pur# Jamaica and
' New England Hum Cordial <•(' alt kinds
' He would particularly Invito Farmers, lie
lel keepers and others to call ami <• vanillic
his large supply, to Judge for tb< iiisciv<
, and bo certain of procuring what I hey but,
) which caa seldom bo done wIo n paribus
ng in the city.
jwtr Physic.aits are ropf clfully ri-qm ud
I o give his liquors a trial. npHl
! i IKNTRF. HALL IHTF.L
j .l .liN tvi-sAol.au, PfOp
Stages arrive and depalt dally, '--r ail
, point*, north, s.vutli, cast and west.
This favorite Hotel has been refitted aud
furnished by its new proprietor, and islioiv
in every res|eot one of the mot |.l<imnt
country Hotels in central Pennsylvania, i
Die travelling community and drovers will
I always find the bust aci'omiuodal.sio Per '
sous from the city wishing to spend a few
weeks during tin- suiiiuii-r in the country,
will find Centre Hall one of the in • -!. *u
tiful locations and the Centre Hull Hotel
all they could dealre for comfort uiul c.-n
--venience. spl(fM,tt
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HA RDM AN PHILLIP#,
\T HIS manufacturing establishment at
Yeagertowti, on the Lewistowi
, and Bcllefontc Turnpike, ha* now-on ham
.a fine stock of Carriage?. Buggle. Sulkii
and Spring Wagons, which fie now offer,
for sale as superior in quality and style* u
anv manufactured in the country They
are made of the very heslsea-.m .! stock by
first class practical workmen, aud finished
in a style that challenge- comparison will
any work out of or in the Eastern i inl
and can he sold at lower prices than tbi
manufactured in large towns and cities,
'amidst high rents and ruinous prices of llv-1
ing. Being ina-lr of hi* own situation,
'anxious to escel in hi* artistical profession
'and free from any annoyances in his bui
--| neas, he has lima and ability to devote hit |
entire attention to hi* profession and hit
customer*, rendering satisfaction alike t<
all patrons, operatives. 111* country, and
j himself.
l! Call ami examine hi* -lock and 1.-ara hit
' prices, and you eounot fail to b satisfied.
, 11 K P A 1 11 I N G
[afall kinds duno neatly, promptly, imi
) reasonably.
j Y'eagertown, June 12, 1868 ly
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAHUKL
fowling pieces st
I qpltr&t llt WIN A WILSON
\ir J li KTTKI.F. >
\S HOLES ALH WINE A LIQUOR
8 T t) It E
1 Bisbop street, Bellefostr, in the Stuns bttit
t dingiorinerly occupied by Uie Key
stone Buk< ry
1 Takes pleasure in informing the public that
|:bekee|ts constantly on hand a supply 0j
, choice Foreign atuf Domestic Liquor*.
AH HarrrU, hrtjs and < tl ft narrantsJ.
to rant am tkt quantity rryrsscnted
. The attention of practicing pbyu .ans is
.palled to his slock of
( PURE LIQUORS
jsuitsble for medical purpo-os. It.-tlies
jugs, and demijohn- conslanllr on hand
He ha. th* ONLY Pl ltK NECTAK
t WHISKY in town.
All liquor* are warranted to give satis
, faction Liquor* will he mid by the vpiart,
barrel, or tierce He has a large lot ot
BOTTLED LItdUOSH
Of the finest g-ades on hand
Confident that he ran please customer
he rcapeclAilly *olu-il> a share of public |w!
trwnaga my 1 tit
J RWIN tV ft JLSON arc constantly ro
reiving now good* in their line.
II A U I) W A 11 E
t
ofevery decriplionaire<lti.cc prices- now
being opened every day apKffe.
Wall Paper, cheap
from 12 to 20 cents per hel ts Hcrlav I r'
BUFFALO SCALES. ..fth. t. -tmsi.
from < lb# up to l2H,fk*S b<.
I' aplO'oß lt.su A \\i:--v>
'|M ItK KY I'lit IV
-1 apples, orange*, lamon*. ail kin-1
c of foreign fruits, Hani-, bacon sc., at
j IBUitNSI 1K s I'll 1 Nl V
nltY BOARDS, Plank an ! S.-anti.ng
for sale bv IKW IKS WtC-oX.
aplffW ,
/ 1 ROSS-CUT A N D MILL SA WB, bo
V.. make at lawijc a Wtuox.
i apltrfib
PUMPS!
Woollen Pnmpsa*
'j AND
PIPING.
I
1 The undersignevl would r. -p>-. tftilly cmllj
" theatts-ntionoithecilirA-nsoft'ciitrecounty,j
r and Pennsvalley in particular, to the fact
that he is manufacturing
-
made at home or elsewhere. He use# none
but the best material, lit WAMKNT* Tiirv
to give satisfaction, as being the most last
' ing and durable. st'PKßioit TO TIIC OI.I>
' { woodenpump, being arranged to let the
- water off and prevent fn-eaing in winter..
Pine, tvoplar or cucumber pumps always
Jon hand. Hi* inatirial for pum|>* i* all.
| | sawed from large timber, and arc thu-
Sccuretl a gain*! Check ing or ('rack iug. |
j' All order* bv mail promptly filled
PIPING, made of tbe best material, of
, five inch scantling, joined together w- th
coupling blocks, thoroughly handed, and
wni ranted to stand any pre—ure required
for ordinary use. Prices of pining range
from 12 to Id cents per foot Send orders to
sept.3o.ly J. TELLER,
Mileshurg, Pa
Burial ('axes
and CASKETS
AIR-TIGHT AND IN DKSTIIUUTI BLK
IXIH
Protecting and Preserving the Dead.
The undersigned take* plea-ure in n
--• nouncing that lie hn* H-ure<l thcsoloagen
cv in thi* county for
,MKTA L L IC ANI)(J1. A SS
llitriitl t'asc* atttl < as|it'ti,
which are so widely known a* toreotcre n<j
uvecialoominendation. Tin METALLIC
iiCKIAL CASK, with iuprt-cnt ltt-j
! proved style and finih, it- entire harmony
with the reeling* of the bereaved, it* |ier-'
j fected adjustments ami appointments in'-
whatever relate# to the preservation and|
protection of the body after death, confirm j
! it* utility ami entire ad aptness to the pur- :
; poe for which it i designed. ! -
COFFINS of all description* furnl*hed|
<nl the shortest notic-; ami all order* filled I
promptly night or day. The Dead laid out t
with care, and funeral* and escorts super- ,
intended in person. HENRY' IIA URLS ,
novfit Bellofolitc, Pa. |
MILLER'S HOTEL. Woodward, Pn j
Stage* arrive and depart daily. ,
favorite hotel is now in every respect ,
one f the most pleasant country hotel# in ,
central Pennsylvania. The traveling com
munity will always find the best aeoommo- j
dation. Drovers can at all times be nccom- .
modated with stable* and pasture for any ,
number of cattle or horse*.
julyU'OHtf GK<) MILLER.
A large and elegant assortment of ILtrse
Blanket*, BUCK -skin Gloves and Bufia
lo Robes, at very at low prices
RURNSIDK JtT lIOM AS
fi|3H Khighesl market price# paid for a '
X kinds of country produce.
BUUNSIDE a THOMAS' J
SPINDLE SKEINS for wagon*, all si '
r.o#, at the sign of the Anvil.
aplO'rtH. IUWIN A Wrt sov.
LAMPSOFEV E R Y V A It IKT Y and
kind at
apKV.ftH IRWIN A WILSON'S. ,
HORSE COLLARS, if you don't wlm
your horse's shoulders gulled and
madesore, get good horse collars at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS'.
A Tremendous Stock of Goods
at Burnside <£- Thonia?.
IrpOYB ofall kinds, at
[ X BUKNSiDE A THOMAS
I'liihiili lpliiii Stnre.
In BrockerhotT block, Mlhop Htrect,
Heilf foute, ft here
KELLER A MISSES,
i have Just opened the het, ( hrnp<-l. InrgeM
a* well as the bc*t assorted stock of Good*
tin Bellefante,
HEME LAMES,
I* the tilacu to buy your Silk*, M > hair-
M ■'Kalubiqiie*. lt<-ps, Alpuias, Delairi-,
Lafi-, Brilliants, Mui.i*. Calico. #, Ti k
;iiig, Flafiel- Opera Fluncls, Ladb - Ooal-
I ing. GeliU' Cloth- Ladles Sacples, W Hits
| Penny, Linen Table Cloth*, Counterpanes
Crib C.iuiu.ipain--, White am] tVilorec
Tart ton. Napkin*. Inserting* ami Edging-,
While Luiu Curt In*, Zephyr A Eephyr Pal*
lams, Tidy CotUm, HhawTs, \Vtr Baakef-
HUNDDWNS,
Notions of every kind. White Good* ofj
every •le-< ripiioii, Pernruiery, Ribbon*
Velvet, Taffeta and Bonnet. Curd* tu
Brx> ' Veil. Button- 'J*rin> "ing>, Ladir.
a--d M i**e Skirt#,
HOOP SKIUTh, j
Ihn <d H ,*tcry. Fan*, Bead*, Hewing
LADlii i AND MlShErt hifoKi*
,till in fact every thing that can be thought I
~f, d. -Irod or UMOI in the
FANCY OOODK OR NOTION LlNt]
EOS aEXTL EM EN,
I hey have black and blue cloth*,, black ana !
I fancy asimeres, suUinett*. tw ,cds. met ;
j mil. silk, satin ami OOMMloli vt>t<ltg*, ill
l-ltort. every thing imaginable in the fine oi
j geiiliciurb# w ear.
Hncdymade Clothitig of Every Di-
K-rijilion, for Mctt and Hov*.
Soots and Shove, in rudl*** MRTDJ
Hats and Cups, ('A SI'ETH, Oitrluth,
Hugs, Jlratrn Muslins, HU ached Mas
fins, Jhiliiic.t. Shadings, Tablcdoth*.
At , cheaper than els. where
1 keir nock of KENS WABE A GB
ICE 111 KS caunot beexceiled in quality or
price.
Call in at tbe Philadelphia Blore and con
-it. yours.-ivc- that KELLER AMI
sKlt have any thing you want, and do bu
sinr- on tb principle of "'Quick Bale* and
."mall Profits.'' apoO,® 1 *
OXATK SAP RNNBPT'K SKKTAKKN
GOOD NEW# FOE THE PEOPLE.
Great A lira- lion and Groat Bargain*!
r under-igncd, detertuiud t-i meet th<
J_ popular demand for Lower Price- r--
spectfully call* the attention of the public
to his slock of
SADDLKKY,
now offered at the old stand. Designed es
l-eciall forlhe|Mfipleand thetiin *, the lar
gest and most varied and complete art
ment f
Sndrilce, IlartK'.s*, foliar*, Ilridli*,
-ifevery descripti-ut and quality; Whip*,
and in fact everything complete to a fir-t
--cla-s e*tabii*Lmeot. h now offer* at price*
which will suit the times.
A better * ariety, a better uuality or finer
(style of Saddlerv has never before been f-
Isc'rcd to the public Call and examine our
lock and be satisfied before purchasing*
elfewherc
Determined to please my patrons and
thankful for the liberal shore of pafronag.
heretofore enjoyed. I respectfully solicit a
■ ontinuance of the -auir.
JACOB DIKGES, Centre Hall.
' VKW FIRM, NEW UOOD-S AND
Panic Prices.
FOSTER DKVLING A WILSON,
naving pur<-lir*ed the extensive store of
u i 11, nillilar. 1 A Co., and addedto thsin
' at panic price** 'argc assoitmcnt of
1 NEW GOODS,
They are enabled to sell at
OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
A iarge variety of
LADLE*" Draw GOCKL-
Great Bargain- in .
Muslim- and Calieoot.
Ucndr-Ma.le Clthiag
Warranted to Suit.
Our Cloth* and Cosaimeiw,
Caul be excelled-
TH EIR GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
Astonishes everv one In ncsortiaent and l-'W
price*.
Sy i up. Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Cannei fruits.
Jeilte*, I>ome*tie and Foreigu Fruits,
Chen- and pastries of all kinds,
and every other t.iticle be
longing to the Grocery
Department.
Thry UVio.Vm/e af fhiiadt/pkirt SaU*.
Farmers, M.-ehanirs and Igiborers
| look to your inlerost. t>ne dollar saved is
a dollar* in pocket. Then call and ece nl
- w hat astonishingly luw prices
FORBTKR DKVLING A WILSON,
Ire selling their Dry Coods and Groeeri<*.,
f!9*X<i trouble to show Gmdt.
If they are not a# rejwr s ented. we will
pay you for your trouble. Don't forget the
place.
jtfiriTURNEK BUILDING-Efil ;
np'.'hf Allegheny St, BclKrfonte Pn.
CENTRE HALL
Manufacturing Co
AND
Machine Works,
CENTRE HAI.L CENTRE CO., PA.
Having enlarged our New Forjstrat and
M ACIIISK Siiorw and AflxicoiTt'Xit
Woita*. Stocked with all new and latest,
improved Machinery at Centre Hal!, *u
n ounce to the public that they are now ready
to receive orders for anything in their line
of business.
Shaftings,
' Sullies,
Hangers.
IRON & BRASS
We also manufacture toe celebratedJC
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stand* unrivalled.
This UuHper ha* ad vantage# over all otbet
IL-upcr* now manufactured. One advan
tage we claim for it, i* the lever power, by
which we guin one nundred per eeat over
other machines. Another advantage is the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, whoreb;
the driver ha* under hi* complete eontro"
of (he machine; in coming to a spot of lodg
ed grain, the driver can change the cut of
he machine in an instant, without stopping
tha team, varying the stublo from 1 to It
inches at the out-ide of the machine, a* well
a* on the in ride. It i constructed of fir-l
els*# material; and built liy flrt class ma
ehanics. We warrant it second to none.
All kind* ->f Horsepower# and Threshing
Machine*, llav and Grain Ralce#. latest im
proved. All kinds of Repairingaone. Dif
furunt kind* of
Pit) ws
AND
PLOW CASTING.
The Colebrntod Heckondorn Keononiicn
plow which has given entire satisfaction
\Vo employ the bout Patternmaker*, our
patterns are all new and of the mostimprov- '
I'd plans. Plan*, Specifications and 1> an
ing* furnished for all work done by u*.
IMP" We hope by strict attention to bust
ties# to receive a share of public palronag
CASTINGS
ofevery description made and fitted up fo *
MILLS,
FORGES,
FURNACES, \
FACTORIES,
TANNERIES, j
AC., AC. j
All orders by mail promptly attended to |
CENTRE HALL MF'G CUM' 1' 1
II fr'.ft IIT T. II KI.M IIOMVN
% I
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Catawba
GRAPE PILLS.
1 (Jamjwnml J'urt*—fluid Erlraet Hhu
!trb and fluid ExirxtH (Jaiawba
(/rape Juice.
For liver complaints, jaundice, bilious
(F<< tiutia, sick 01 nervous headache,
ctMivetiew, etc. I'utely vegetable,
| coaUiiiiqg no mercury, minerals or
deletcriotm drugs.
Il
T1 at I'tiU me the most illi(btAlllr
;>lru<-*nt purgalit e, eupt>r*cding r V |ur oil,,
all#, Hmfwtts, t U There is nothing!
liftiff t<> the 'tiiiutcli. Tli*y '
i giv* O'Jo muse iicnirr naUM-a nor griping
,ain 'ilicy sn composed of lh finntt
tigs *di nU, After aft w days' use oftkettt
uieh mi ittvigoratien of tii entire sjrstem
' :*L<- place a. u appear miraculous to th*
soak ami enervated. *bother arising from
tnpru4<-n< r r II T. Ucliubatd's
Compound Fluid Ex trans Catawba Grape
Pi!!alt not t ifar< Kited, from the laettiuu
-ugare- ated l'ilti do nut dissolve. bat |<te
thluugh the stomach without dissolving.
i)oiiHMjUslly do i "t produce the deaitod *t
!. <q. The Calawba Grape Fills, being
pleasant in (aato and odor, do not tier east
at<- their bung sugarcueUal. l'r.ce fifty
it-cnta per bos.
K
HENRY T. UELMUOLD S
m.iu.T rDxeumng courvcirn
Klttid Kxtract Sarag|tarilla
Will radically exterminate from the system
jStreftili. Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcer*,
<urm Etea, Sore Legs, (tore Mouth, Sore
Hand, Broitchiui, Skin DUeasu*, halt
Rbriim Csiiki-n, U . lutings from the Ear,
white swellings, tumors, cancerous affec
tions, metes. Rickets, glandular swelling*,
i ntght sacats, rash, letter, humors of all
kinds, rbrume rheumatism, dyspepsia, and
•11 di'sasrs that bate been established in
j the system for years.
L
1 Being prepared expressly for the above
catnpiimenLs, its blood-purifying proper
i ties are greater than any other preparation
of *ar*a|<arilla. It give* the complexion •
clear healthy color and rewtoreathe patient
to a state ot health and purity, For puri
fying the blood, removing alt chronic con
stitutional disease* arising from the an im
pure state of the blood, and the only calla
ble and effectual known remedy for the
cure of pains and swelling of the bones,
. ulceration* of the ihr- al and leg*, blotches,
pituplns on the lac, erysipelas and all
scaly eruptions of the shin, and beautify
ing oomptexioa
M
HEN RT T. I! ELM COLD'S
niycxmuTU
Fluid i.'x tract Burhu,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case of diabetes in w hkh
it ha been given, irritation of the nock o!
the bladder and inflammation of the kid-
I negro, uicetatiun of the kidneys and bind
-1 der, retention of urine, diseases oflha proa
tale gland, !ne in the bladder, calculus,
gravel, brirk-du.t dedosit, and mucous or
milky discharge*, and for iafeebied and
delicate constitutions of both sexes, attend
. < d with thelolU tiiog symptoms indisposi
tion t exertion, loss oftjower, I.** of in em -
:irv. difficulty of breathing, weak nerves
trembling* borror of disaa e, wakefulness,
jininost of virion, pain in the tsnek, hot
hands, flushing of the body, drrncss of the
skin, eruption on the face, paflid counte
nance, universal lassitude of the muaculor
; system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eigh
teen Is iweuty-fie, and from thirty-five
to f fly-fire or in the decline or change- ot
life; after confinement or labor pains; bed
wetting in children.
It
il< Imbold K-xtract buchu is Diuretic and
blood-purifying, and cures all diseases
ari-ing from habit* of dissipation, and ex
cesses and imprudences in life, impurities
■■f (he blood, etc., superseding copaiba to
affections for which it is ued, and syphili
tic affection* in these diseases usod in con
nection with If el in bold s rose wash.
L ALU EH.
In many affections peculiar to 1 adieu, the'
< xlrart bucbu is unequalled by any other
remedy—as in chlorosis or retention, in' j
regularity, painfuine-s or supprwsaion of I
customary carnations ulceralod or schir
ru stateofthe uterus, lcucorrlMea or whites,'
sterility, and for all <#unp!aint< incident to
the sex, whether arising from indiscretion
or habits of dissipation. Il is prescribed i
extensively by Hie mosleuiinentphysicians,
and midwives for enfeebled and delicate!
constitution*, ot both sexe* and all ages
attended with any of the above diseases or]
symptoms),
O
H. T. HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BU
CBU CURES DISEASES ARISING ;
FROM IMPRUDENCES. HAB
ITS UF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in ail their stages, at little expense, little or,
no change in diet, no inconvenience, and[
[no exposure. It cuase*a frequent desire,i
and pus* strength to Urinate, thereby re-1
moving Obstruction*, Preventing MidCu-'
, ring strictures of the urethra, allying paint
■ ami inflamation, so frequent in tiii* class of j
diseases, and expelling all poisonous mat- ,
tar.
Thousands who have been the victims ofl
incompetent person*, and who have paid
heavy fee* to be cured in a short time, hare
, found tlicy have been deceived, and thai
the "Poiaon,, ha*, by the use of "powerftil
astringent*,'' been dried upiu the system,
i to break < u! in a more aggravated form, and
perhaps after marriage.
USE HKI.MBOLDS EXTRACT BU-!
CBU for ail affectionfand disease* of the
urinary orgaut, whether existing in mole
or female, front whatever cause originating,
and no matter ofltow long standing. Price.
nc dollars and fiftv cents per bottle.
L
II EN It V T. HELM BO Ll> S 111 PRO VED
BOSK WASH
. at not be surpassed as a face wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
every specie* of cutaneous affection. It
speedily eradicate* pimples, snots, scorbo
| tic dryness, indurations of the cutaneous
j membrane, etc., dispels redness and incipi
• nt inflamation, hives, rn-li. moth patches,
' dryness of scalp or skin," frost bites, and all
' purpose* foi which selves or ointmenU art
used : restore# the skin to a state of purity
and soilness, and insure# continued heal
thy action to the tissue of it* vessels, on
which depend* the agreeable clearness and
vivacity of complexion so much nought and
admired Rut how ever valuable as a rame
ilv for existing defects of the skin, 11. T.
ilolniboldV Ro-e Wash has long'ustained
it* principle claim to umboundrtl patron
age, by possessing qualities which render
it a toiled ap|H-udng<'of the mo#t superla
tive and congenial character, ci mbining
in nn elegant formula those prominent
requisite*, safety and efficacy—the invaria
ble accompaniments of it* use—as a pre
,-creative and eefreshot of the complexion
It l* an excellent lotion for diseases of a
\ phililic and as an injection for
' di-ca-o* of the urinary organ*, arising from
' habits of dissipation, used in connection
' with the Extract* Ruchu, Saraaparilla, and
I Catawba Grape Pills, in such diseases a*
rt commended, cannot be surpas.-ed.
1)
Full nd explicit directions accompany
the medicine*.
Evidence of the tin *t responsible and re
liable character furnished on application,
with hundred# of thousands of living wit-
Bc-os, and upward of SO,OOO unjolscited
certificates and recommendatory letters,
utanv of which are from the highest sour
ces, including eminent Physicians, Clerg
ymen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor iia.-
uevor resorted to their publication in the
newspapers; he does not do this from the
fact that his articles rank a# Standard l're
parntsons, and do not need to be propped
up by certificates,
IIENRY T. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE
PREPARATIONS.
Delivered to any address. Seeure from
observation.
Established upward* of twenty years. ]
Sold by Druggist# everywhere. Address
litter*'for information, in confidence to j
HENRY T. HELM BOLD, Druggist and <
Chemist.
Only Depots; H. T. II ELM HOLD'S
Drug and Chemical No. 6H4
Broadway, New York, or to H. T. UELM
BOLD'S'MedicaI Depot, 101 South Tenth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. i]
Beware of counterfeits. Ask foJ i
Heury T. Helmbold's! Take no other. 1
A OREAT MiDlfi: :
Or. WAUUta
VINEGAR BITTERS
44 Hundreds of Thousands :
'I; —wststts—- {•?
jjj WHAT ARE THEVT ;
" pel TBKT ASM VOT a VOX fII
' £ ll FANCY DRINK.in
. ItaS* ut Pm M aw, Prvf Hslrtla
rum 4 SifsM l.t*i iai <vu.r4.j)lees and iwih*
ym-f |o frlfift tip tiftflU, CiflitM ** TtfUlMt**** ApftfCl*"
era," ssiirtr*." Mm ttiat lead (1M Uggtaf a t#
4reolcaaa<w aad rata, ma an# • tnj Madlrta*. mad*
tram Ow *• -*• b' <a *ad Horta f CatitovUa, fire*
Iraa *ll Alrskrlk HrlaaaUaia. Tksy ar* Uw
(IKEXT BUMU> rLßlflEtt a#4 A 1.1 Fit
' GIVING miWlPblllUtat JUsot*r *4
! fatrtfflfaMr rf tt* ban-, exrrrtac of a&
aarnt aad rwnota# tx. tiood w a bMlthy eonfintso.
' ge yctasa can tax* tOoar KOWr* assortrtg M Cirar
-1 ttif* aad nwMta bate aavtt.
•IN wtttfe* (:*•* f* an uxwraU* m*a,
1 tb# toaas art aa* fiaMwytd tqr trtiMtmi ** *r
' *pi*r wiinin- I-'—- - , ——— ncyssdiba
• fibiat of riflr.
Wur laOaaawmtwry so 4 Ckraatc Cbtvom
• llaaw wad Gaal, Diaapiti. *r
1 BtUawa, OMllfral wall lateraatllral Fr.tr*
' Blaaaaw at Ik* Blaat, Urn. KUarja, cod
• Nladarr. tka* Blurt a bar* fcaiv aMM tuna- M
ffej fiwk btaraara in amsa* lr Vtitaicd
r BtWd, wtHakWyaaaMUr ervdwsdhird**^^ l^
•f Bat lMg**it.* Oryawa.
i BVBFBFBIA OB IXDICSOTiOS. V.-A
acta, fata ta Ma SlaaaUdm. Ceweka 'lgtax aactr*
CSmnMU m. tMMKT Bf'VHEidMCMRSA r;f fir# 1 -
B4 uu |a torn MouUs, Mm AUK 1 is. liisj 1 -tu. .
of Cl* Kftfitl, f 0C tihs I a<■ _A _ J i . *
ffiglMi at m* llduxi. SMS Iti4r<4 '
*1 ■ tltt nNpriigurf Or*r*N
Tkry wuimiu Vt S*niart aU miah am
„ pidttwaad fcvwala.wMmiawdiviteeaal') i
tOmtj la ctaaarlim tta Maod cf *a .. .
aaqamat at-, lift aad
. VOBBBIS 01aZkkBa.Era.'w*#.fc r. i
ttaHaa.BteUiiw.fifall.Fla.|-*.|'W!!!.t- . I is
' Iwactoa, tuq-Vwa#, t r.l* ttaar* Bwi 1>4,. t ri:,-
adaa. IM*. lowla. ta.iWtl al Um; -t . b . I
|kft*Tnf)CT fit ftMr |rj fiff TixlmfT * litr f i
j ar. Utcfwltjr defi e# mi cairtrd o cf t .;v' i... *
ilwwi nan Vj U wa ef tkaat fttiscn. On* 1 .tCs ta
B tack caaaa *t.t aowrtn** m* atrt tatWdakM* r/ u,- *
dawn tta vuim ll Btae4 wU*a-ur ;wl >Ha
l*earwtaikuHt tkroogfc rtr *tiau • ray
lk* cr Aurm . cisaaac U wk yea fx.: is Utrx*ia4
, aad ttacokh to tba vctar 1 rtraaer !t rut ti t> frat,
* aad yearlaaliam wfifi taO y*a wtac. ZMtkaU*ad
gar. aad ma ktwttk af 9m tfmm *IB faOtw -
* Pig, TAPE aad oOmr ttOß3t. txrsaagto Iks
mn* *< ee *■)'OaeaaewK are efeel oaSy dewop
" rdaadeuwevad for fan Orartlaiii, i-afi t+irtMr
" tU cavwtar trwaad rack kaßle, frtU.stUG-vrtaa
* ww-ltaeti*.tiamaa, faawok u-e. I*a r Wli
e J.VALMMK rrafdsMr. SUB Wet-OX AJLB A OCX
i, Uracdati aad bo. A own. Faa t'rauwcc. cat.
aad K aad *4 CutaaMaa. Meat* K*w fork.
ii ar~ou> v asm wuju- •
Grover Sc Baker*
HIGHEST PREMIUM
SE IF/JVC MA CMINES.
r The following are Velectad from ikons
,! sitds of testimonials of similar character at
. expressing th# reason* ftr the jirifrnilW
, for the Uaovxa & Bxaxrs Madiia- * over
'allother*. t
! ••••'! like the Gmver & B. :w Ma
chine, in the first place, became, if I had
any other, I h*ufd still want a Graver A
Raker; and, having a Graver A Baker, H
j answers the seme nurpoae of all the rest.
,] It dues a greater variety *f work and it is
. ! easier to learn than any other. "—Mr*. J.
t C. Croty t Jenny June.;
,1 •••* I liave had several rear#' txneri
. enee with a Graver & Boxer Matties.
. which ha# given me great *atifkctiott. I
think the Grover 4 Raker Machine i* move
entity managed, and leaa liable to get wt
. of order. 1 prefer the Grover A Baker,
r decidedly. ' —(Mia. Dr. Watts, New
j York.)
••• "I have had one In tuy family for
ome two year*, and from what I know ot
ito working*, and from the testimony ot
, many of my friends who use the same. I
~ can hardly see bow anythingcould be more
I, complete or(ire better satie&ciion.''—Mrs
[General Grant.]
t in "i believe it to b* the be< all ibiaa
, cntidered, of any that I have known. I*.
is very simple and easily learned; the sew.
, ing from the ordinary spool* i* great a<!_
vantage ; the ctitck i* entirely reliable; it
doe* ornamental work beautifully ; it i* net
liable to got out of order, "—Mr#. A. M
Spoone*. *5 Bound Street, Brooklyn.
The Graver and Baker Sewing ala.-Uini
Company manufacture both the Klartk
Stitch and Lock Stitch Machine*, and offet
>, the public a choice of the heat machines oi
[ both kinds, at their establishment* in all
,thc large rttie*. and through agencies in
j nearly all town* throughout th* country
; Prii-e Lists and sample* of sewing in both
J stitches fttrnihcd on application to Graver
A llater S, M. Co., Phnadelphio, or to
F. P. Greene,
next door to Centre Co. Bank, Belk
; . foPto-
NATURE'S
Hair Restorative
ConUins no LAC SULPHUR-Nb
SUG AR OF LEA D— No LITH
ARGE—No NITRATE OF SIL
VER, and is entirely free front the
Poisonous and Health-destroying
Drugs used in other Hair Prepara
tions.
Transparent and clear a* crystal, it will
I not soil the finest fabric— perfectly BAFB
CLEAN and EFFICIKNT-detiuera
tum# LONG SOUGHT FOB. AND
FOUND AT LAST!
It restores and prevent* the Hair from
becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy op
lu-nrancti, remove* Dandruff, is cool and
refreshing to the head, check"# the Hair
from falling off, and restore# it to a great
extent when prematurely lost, prevents
Headaches, cure# ail Humors, cutaneous
eruptions, and unnatural Heat.
DR. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton J unc
tion. Mas*. l*rej>ared only by PROCTER
BROTHERS. Gloucester. Mass. The
Genuine i* put up in a panel bottle, made
expressly for it, with the name of the article
blown iu the glass. Ask your.Druggist for
Nature's Hair Restorative, and take ne
other.
For sale by W'm. IFctf and J. B. Selt-
Oentrc Hall 24junly
Ik A BITS SOAP, Wm. Hagan and ,U
D ons, olive soap, Dobbins'soap Je a
O&kler's soaps, oldcastile, pure. Palm sot p
Blderling's soap, and a great variety o
other soaps, at
BURNSIDE a THOMAS'
Whitman's celebrated confection#,
Whitman's celebrated chocolate,
Buker's chtcolate, Smith's chocolate,
China Ginger, English Pickes,
American Pickles, at
BURNSIDR a THOMAS'
JTemoval.
THEODORE rfESCHNER,
GUN SMITH,
ha# removed to the store known as No. 6
Bush'* Arcade next door to Zimmeiinis,
Bra# & Co., at Beßefontc, where he is just
opening out a complete stock of
REVOLVERS.
GUNS.
AMMUNITION.
FISHING
TAUKLR,
rßase Balls, Bats, Keys, and general Sport
ing Articles Gum made ana repaired aay *
warranted. junSd