CENTRE HALL REPORTER
FRIDAY, JUNK, 211871.
LOCAL ITEMS.
LOCAL *EWI —Our friends will oblige
us by Mudilf in fttiv itcuis of intor
est, including deaths, mornagw, Ac., as
such arc cagarly road by your ncmi- in
th west, many of whom got the Reporter.
We would esteem it a favor if our kind pa
tron* would occasionally mail a copy of
he Reporter to relative* and acquaintan
ces who formerly lived in Oontro county
and removed to other which wovil.l
induce many to become subscribers.
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BLANKS —Blank Summon*, \ andu
Note-, RxecWtlooa, and Judgment and
Exemption Note combined, \\ ar
rant*, Ac., for sale at tbi# Office.
IMPORTANT to'buMNSW MKN.—
The circulation of the REPORTER, ou
this side of the county, is now greater
then that of anv two palters in the
oornty, hence business utcn who wish
to reach the lVnnsvalloy trade, wilt
advance their own interests, by udvell
tiaing iu the REPORTER. Our subscrip
tion list ia open to the inspection of al/
who wish to advertise.
Golds* KOVST-VIN PSN. -S*>m. thing
new aud novel. Be sure and read the d
--vettisemcnt in our paper, headed ''Oreat
om Invention of the Age." Wo believe
the Golden FounUin Pen i- unurp-- d.
A K-sl lu-n i* a nceesity to every man.
woman and child. Agents, here ts a
chance to make money in introducing a
good and saleable article. jan 1 y.
TIUCES REDUCED.
at J. \V At.van's A Son's Carriage Mai u
factorv, Milrey. Pa mayo.tun.
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STONK WARE.—-Stone Ci\>ck-. differ
ent sixes and best ouality. l'heap, and a
large stock on hand at \\ M. w OLr >.
A RARK CHAXC* TO (kt INTO Bt -t-
X gss.—Any one wishing to go into the
mercantile bu-iue-s- uc know one of the
best stands this side Philadelphia.—the
firm doing a bu-iness of front s7tk(> to
per year, and steadily increasing.
Capital invested from s2's.W to 1 lus
is an extraordinary chance for any one de
siring to go into business. There is no o|>-
po-ition in the sante line of go-nis, in the
place, and we do not hesitate to recom
mend the stand. Teruis ( ash. lor frtrth
er information addr-'-s the editor of the
Centre Hall Reporter. June VUt
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TUK RAILROAD.— AI the annual
election bv the stockholders of the L.
C. A 8. C" R. R., held at Philadelphia,
un 13th insL, the following directors
were elected: Ed. F. Gay, 11. J.
Lotnbaertl, Ed. Smith, Mtn. J. How
ard, J. P. Coburn, U. H. Duncan.
Wm. Philips. Geo. F. Miller was re
elected as president of the board. Ihe
new directors are Wm. Philipa in
place of Mr. Avers, and Mr. Lom-
Itaerd in place of Mr. Morris.
The following resolution was pass
ed:
"Whereas, upon a full investigation
"of the merits of the gauge for rail
breads, as to eeonmv of construction
"and operation, it is believed that it
-would be advisable to adopt such
' for the line of the L. C. it 8.
K R., from Tyrone to Lewisburg,
"therefore, ikaoW, that fhe stack
"holders recommend to the board of
"directors to establish the guage of the
"L. C.AS. C. R. R- from Tyrone to
"Lewisburg, at three feet"
The guage from Lewisburg to Mitf
linbawg will be 4 feet 61 iuches, so that
Abe people of that section who paid for
the grading have the benifits of the
road at once, aud which they are en
titled to, until the road is built from
Centre county to connect, when the
track at the eastern end will be chang
ed to a three foot guage. If the three
foot guage ware adopted now along
that part it could not be worked for a
year for want of rolling stock suitable
for the narrow guage. As soou as the
road is finished to Oak Hal), the
£uowshoe company will also change
its track from Bellefonte to Snowshoe
to titMe feet —making the narrow
guage from Snowshoe through to Lew
isburg, nod to be exteuded on to Dan
ville.
FIRE. —It is said that the loss to A.
Pardee it Co., by the fire in White
Deer Mountains, last week, will not
fall short of $20,000. Thousands of
valuable logs and shingle bolts which
were lying along the south branch of
IVfait# Deer creek were so much dam
aged by the fire, as to be utterly worth
less. Tb* 4jaru at M'Calls Mills,
which was empty at the time, together
with several snantica were burned. —
liiltonian.
2M.RROW GUAGE —A meeting
of stockholders to the L. C. A S RK.
was held at Penn Hall, on last Wed
nesday evening, relative to the adop
tion of the 3 foot guage for our rail
road. Gen. Buchanan was called to
the chair, and A. J. Young, Sec'y.
Oa motion, J. P. Coburn addressed
the meeting and was followed by R.
H. Duncan and Fred. Kurtx, all spea
king in favor of the narrow guage.
Further remarks were then made by
Messrs. John Grove, S. Herring, G.
Jameson, when a vote was taken to
ascertain the sentiment of the stock
holders present, which resulted in 12
votes for the narrow gunge and 2 votes
against Adjourned.
For the Reporter.
Mr. Editor :—The subject of the change
~f gwage# for railroad# is now attracting
the liruly attention ot engineer# and capi
talists ><4 oil part# of the civilized world. A
.complete revolution in what had hitherto
been accorded to be the proper standard
£u age for railroad#, via: 4 feet 8i inches,—
i*ems now to be taking place in the minds
bf those who have wade this subject the
study of their live*. Evidence sufficient
to satisfy the most skeptical, has been ad
duced to show that the advantage- to be
derived from a 2 foot 9 inch or 8 foot guage
are equal in every respect to those obuincd
from the present acknowledged standard,
.or 4 foot 8i i nch guage, and at a greatly
reduced cost. This then become# a serious
matter for the consideration of those who
contemplate investing their money in
pew railroad enterprises. A saving in the
construction of the roadbed of nearly filty
per cent, is a vary considerable item in it
aelf—but the great saving in the operative
expense, is where tbc merits of the narrow
guage prove its advantages over the broad
A railroad once constructed, no matter at
what cost —much or little —is a fixture; the
money once expended, whether judiciously
or net, remain# u permanent investment;
the loss once incurred, ends with it# com
pletion; but the running expenses of u rail
road are a continuous daily and hourly
drain upon its gross earnings, so that if the
expense! can be reduced three-fifth* of the
present cost of transportation, a# is claimed
by eminent engineers and prominent rail
road men, it requires no wonderful arith
metical calculation for a subscriber to stock
to find in which direction hi# interest lie#.
Would it not then be well for those who
contemplate new railroad connections, to
parefully examine this question of guage
upon it# square merit 7 Throw aside pre
judice or pre-conceived notions, or I might
almost say, obsolete ideas—for iu twelve
months hence this expression will carry
with it it# fllll force and meaning. Rail
roads, like all other sublunary things, are
capable of improvement improvement#
have been made, are being made, and will
continue to be made. Hence it becomes
a question well worthy tho consideration of
the subscribers to the capital stock of the
L. C. & 8. C. KR., whether or not, to urge
upon their directors to adopt such guagc
for their road, as well as make the stock n
sure paying investment. In adopting the
narrow guage none of the advantages arc
lost that can be claimed for the 4 f. 8j inch
guage—transportation, convenience and
dispatch are as readily obtained upon one
as upon the other.
A SCBSCEIBKU.
Any of our Centre county folks, going to
Miffiiuburg and wanting a good square
meal, nice clean bed, and a tip-top landlord
to stop with, let them go to the Central
Rote), kept by John Showers.
The Watchman recently, we were
sorry to observe, very hastily and in
judiciously published several articles
creating prejudice among some of the
people of Pcnnvalley against narrow
guagc railroads. This seems strange
in view of the fact that Mr. Meek in
the last session of the legislatura was
the champion of quite a number of
narrow guagc railroad hills, fo; dilifer
ent sections of our county, and among
these a bill in which the names of
most the prominent citizens of Gregg,
l'otter, Penn, Haines and Moils ap
pear as corporators for a narrow gunge
railroad. \Vo have not this hill he
fore us now, hut as Mr. Meek knows
which otto we refer to. and ha ■ it in
his possession, will he publish it, so
that such as are opposing a narrow
guagc are placed in the r.dieulous po
sition of incorporators for a narrow
guagc. What is not good enough tor
one class of our people > not for the
oilier.
Tim grain crop will to good
Our farmer# have cnunemeil making
huy ~ the crop wilt not be large
Hollofowtc has only nine candidate* '.or
office- remember Lot'* wife.
HortV r Br>>' a Ilollefuntv t ell the cheap
est good* iu Centre county. Try cut.
Coming around organ grind*:- .. I
candidate*, and glad to get a little aid.
The candidate thai ha- the inide track
wa in our office the other day. Who i
hc? Subscribe for the Reporter and I
tell you.
Railroad men will üb-trve from and ad
vertisement, that $5 must to paid upon
each share in the I. t\ a S t\ Kit on 1-t
d uly.
We had a fine shower of rain en last
Sunday, and ftv-t t.l some Kan t:c- I: -t
week
The cars will run to Miffiit burg alk.ut
the Ist of August, ami to I'enn-valfey about
I year thereatter.
iHtc of the present styles of ladie- drv-s
--os is in imitation of a large d.-h mg.
thrown upon a eraggy bush to dry, and
giving it all the tucking up, a/ m fr.
C~TAl T TIDN All persons nr.- hereby
j cautioned again-t the purchase of a
note, given by uC, for SIUU and dated
June Stli, ISJI, and payable to Robert De
murest or his agent John Depish. as the
not.- was obtained in a fraudulent maimer,
nttd not having received value, will not
pay said note, unless compelled bv law.
WILstiS N tI.K
The Original Leidy Cradle.
Large stock on hand, also Cradle lingers.
W.J. MM AN RIAL Agt
Milrvty, IV
BAIbWA&KoI Hverv DRSCRIPI ION
I have ju-t returned front the Ka-t w.th
a very large stock of Hardware, and Cut
lery, Ooaeh Trimmings, Children. Car
riages, Carpenters too!-, and every thing
in the hardware liue. Being vary thankful
to tuy Centre county friend* for their kind
patronage heretofore, and would invito
them to call and examine nty prc.-> -.t -ck
which is much larger than i have had be
fore. Satisfaction guaranteed in every re
spect
W.J M MANIC AL.
jun2stf Milrvry, IV
CENTRAL HoTK 1,7(5 reeTlffThird
and Chestnut Street. Mtffiinburg, IV
John Showers, Proprietor.
Its Central Location makes it particularly
desirable to persons visiting Tow n on '
business er pleasure.
11. A. Taylor's Livery Attached.
junta, ly
y
J-i 1
and Snruce Creek H It. Co.
Philadelphia June ISth, 71.
Notice is hereby given that Ik - first in
stalment of five dollars per share, to the
capital stock of the Lew :*burg, Centre and
Spruce Creek llail K Co . subscribed
in the, tow nships of Harris, l'otter, Gregg,
Penn and Haines. Centre county, will be j
payable on the first day of July 1871, ami j
the subsequent instalment of five dollar, per
share, wilt be due and payable on-the hr-t
day of each succeeding month until the
whole is paid Payments of the above in- >
staltueuts are hereby require.l to bo made
to the treasurer of the Company, at th< i
office of the Centre County Ranking Com
punv Bellyfonte Pa.
1 ' JOSEPH LKBLEY,
Treasurer.
N. U. Auy jo rtou Te.iring can pay the |
whole off at once. If payments are not,
punctually made the law allow- one per
cent, pet month to be charge in additi.'e.
OOK OUT, HUNTERS•
All person* are hereby cautioned
against hunting or shooting any kind of
game upon the woodiatuls of the under
signed. in Potter twp., otherwise they v. ill
be dealt with in accordance w itb a recent act
of assembly, against tre--passing in this
manner uiwn this land of others
jua2.3t JACOB SPA N<. LEB
OTTER TWP . At' UIToRS RE
PORT.
Supervisors.
George Urusainan Dr.
1870 March 25th To cash
from J. 11. Keller § 'JUM
| " June 6th To order on J.
H. Keller 11* 50
1871 March 25th ToainT of
Duplicate 85*1,25
" March i'jth To ami'
Reed' for unseated lands 10,00
CR.
" March 25th By cosh paid
for labor $590,40
" " " "• services
for -self 110,00
* cash paid
at audit 1(1),<0
" •' *' " ex.menu
tions 4,05
" per cent. 0,70
" '* " '• order to
J Spangler 185,54
John Emerick Dr.
1870 March 25th To cash
from J II Keller $ 20,00
" " " To cash
from J U Keller 10,05
" 6th To order on J H
Keller 113,50
1871 March 25th amt' of lAi
plieaic £42,00
CR.
" March 25th By auh
paid for 1ab0r,..,., 149,71
u >. . •< advices
for self. 100,00
" " *' " cash paid
at audit 74,40
•• " " " exonera
tions 4,00
" " " " road 0r
der......... .. 2,25
" " " " order to
J Goodbart 55,47
Overseers of Poor.
Robert Lee Dr.
1870 March 25th To cash
front J Earner $200,22
1871 March 25th To ami' of
Duplicate.., 807,85
CP..
1870 March 25th By balance
due .March 27th 1808 $ 1,86
" " " " exonera
tions 3,35
" •' " '• amt' of
expenses 303,17
age 40,3')
" " " " service#
for #elf. .'55,00
•' •' " " order to
J Mies* 370,30
Umrv Dasher Dr.
187" March 25th T> cm-hat
audit $106,67
audit 99,55
•' •' " reed' from (j
Hoffer 76,(5
1871 June sth To unit' of Du
plicate 593,10
CR
1870 March 25th By making
out report of 1809 $ 2AH
1871 June stb By vouchers 881.50
" " " " services k
l'er ccntage 7-5,00
" " " '* Balance on
Duplicate 210,89
Auditors Dr.
1871 March 23th To cash
from.G Grossman. $ 88,00
CR
1871 March 25th By Cash
paid F Kurtz for Print
ing report SIO,OO
" 0,(J0
" U 8
Ossnian for notifying
elected officers 11,00
*• " "and June sth
\ days service each 0,00
• " " " clerk. 3,00
44 44 " '• C „ S I,
1 I) .Smith one day 1,00
44 • " room
rent 1.00
We, the undersigned, certify that we
huve.cxamined the above accounts and ap
aprove the same.
Attest, ) f Auditors,
W A. Kerr / - W. W. Love,
Clerk J C A. Kerr.
A rented) for tin' stinga of wasp,
| Iws, *Vc„ that often proves effectual,
t simply to hold a elicit key or any
hollow key over the place stung, pre*
it hard into the llc.*li for a minute or
>o, ami wlton taken off, the poison will
bo on the surface ol tho llcii anil tlo
no harm. A thimble with a tight top
will do, but not quite as well.
The unpleasant odor produced by
|h-i-piration is frequently the source
of vexation to persons who are subject
to it. Nothing is simpler than to re
move this odor ntoro effectually than
by Uto application of such costly |vr
futues ami ungeiits as are in use. It
is ontv nmwary to procure some of
the compound spirits of ammonia, and
place about two tablespoonafull in a
lia.-- n of water. Washing the face
hands and arms with this, leaves the
.-kin a- Mveet and clean as ouo could
vti.-h, Tho wash is perfectly harmless,
and vcrv cheap It Is recommended
on tlie authority of an experienced
physician.
Cltarlleld County.
Sheriff 1 Pic lit thi- county had a terrible
cite, uater with ait e#> aped prisouer named
J at:: - Johnston on the 23d iM., tho |>ar
to alar* of which we clip from the Knit
matt - Journal of last week, a followu
v>n Monday M.i\ 22--I, Chcnff Pie wont to
tilco Hope fur tho purpose of arresting
J attic- Johiutou, who escaped from jail a
•hurt tiute since. On the way thither,
however, bo came aero*- Stigert, who also
had departed tV - a durance without per-
Uit*- .on. The Sheriff arrested Stigert and
hru ;ht h i to tow u that evening. On
Tue-day morning ho again wended his way
toward- the domicile of Johnston. On ap
proaching tho house the sheriff left his horse
-onto distance away in the woods ami pro
ceeded on foot. On Hearing the bouse he
discovered Johnston in tho yard cutting
-e.-d i ctatoc-, when ho at once pounced
up m hi- pri> '■ rto handcuff him. A se
ver- scuffic ensued during which Johustoii
-truck the Sheriff -is or seven time/with
his fist, but tho latter finally succeeded in
securing the pri-onsr. The Sheriff during
the melee, also succeeded in discharging
one barrel of his revolver, which brought
->me raftnten, working near by, to his
a.-i-inee, when he succeeded in putting
hobble- on Johnston. At the instance of
John-ton, the Sheriff sent to a neighbor#
house for his wife, who soon made her ap-1
pea ranee, when the party started into the I
hou-o to get some clothes for the prisoner.
On Hearing the d -or, the prisoner suddenly I
leaped iuddc and at the same instant an
axe was hurled at the Sheriff's head, but
missed him. The prisoner standing at bay
inside of the door with an axe, the Sheriff
drew his revolver in the hopo that it# ap
pcarance wouhi intimidate him, but with
no effect. During this brief interval the
hobbles on the prisoner were cut, when lie
turned and -w iftly ran out at the back |art
of the house and made g-s.nl bis escape and
ha- not since b en heard front. The Sher
iff considerably stunned from the
blows received, so muck so that it was
with difficulty he came bonioon tho fol
k-wing day ; but ho is about again and
ready for "active service." Ou Monday
last, just at dark, four prisoner* escaped
from jail in litis place. Their names are
Stigert, Dailev, Lovejoy and JiUison.
The prisoners are still at large.
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MOKK OCEAN TKI.KUKAPHS. —It IA
rcj> -rtcvl that a new Telegraph Compa
ny is formiag of New York aud Ku
ruitcan capltaluU. who intend to lay n
submarine cable from some point on
the coast of Georgia to Santo Domin-
Jamaica, and other West India
Island#, and thence down the East
t'ou-t of .South America to Rio Janei
ro and other point*. It is also the
intention of the Company to lay auoth
er cable between the United States and
Asninirall, to build a land line across
the L-tbmu* to l'auatua, and to pro
ceed thence by submarine cable* down
the West Coast of South America,
touching al Lima, Valparaiso, and
other points. The Company will also
extend its line from tho United Sta'ce
to Cuba the right to land a cable
on the Cuban coast can be obtained
from the Spanish Government.
MII.ROY MARKETS.
Correct* .1 by Heed & Thompson.
Red wheat 1,40 Rye K) Corn 55
Oats 50.... Barley tt
Clovewecd 3,60 Timotlijrsecd 4,0u
SailfiOper ?> k,.
Bacon I*A* llani 16 Butter 15... Eggs
1U Flatter i> '*)
B EI.LKKO XT E M A it KETS.
Corrected by Keller * lluiwr.
\ hue Wheat $1,45, lted 1 -R) . Bye
75 Corn tO. i>at .45 Barfey 75.
70 Clover-erd -1,50 Potatoes 1.50
Lard per pound 12} Pork'|w>r pound 00.
Butter 15 Kgg*;lU. Plasterper ton
§ls Tallow 10 Bacon 12 Ham 16
MARRIAGES.
On the 6th in<t.. Mr. Alt Bollinger for
merly of Anr-otsburg. and Mis Clara
Reed, lioth of Lock Haven.
On the ISth in-t.. I>y the Bev C. II Rio
ter. Mr. AVs!- n Ilains, and Miss Mary
Magdalena Klein, both i>f Haines twp.
On tho lhtc iu-t., by the Rev. S. I) Ben
n Mr J. B. Ilubb of Bellefonte, to
Mi- - E. E. Shape of Boggs twp.
DEATHS.
On 11th inft., at Hamburg, Clir.toncoun
tv. John Suavely, aged about 91 year 1 .
The deceased was n solder in the war of
I*l2. and formerly resided in Penn twp.
On 16th inst., in Miles twr>.. of consump.
tion. .Mrs. Vonitdo, wifo of Philip Vooada,
aged about 611 years.
On the 13th inst., in Potter twp., Mrs.
Nancy Runklc, ago! 61 years, 8 months
and 21 days.
<3n the 18th inst., in Penn twp., Jacob
Kradcr, aged 53 years, 11 months and 17
days.
TREASURER.—We aro authorized to
announce the name of Daniel Derr, of
Bellefonte, as acandi late for county treas
urer, subject to the decision of the demo
cratic county convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Thomas Veurick, of Aaronsburg,
as a candidate for county treasurer, sub
ject to the decision of the democratic coun
ty convention.
We ar<- authorized to announce the namo
of Jon n If. Ban: hart of .Spring township as
a candidate for county treasurer subject to
the decision of the democratic county con
vention.
Associate Judge.
We are authorized to announce the name
of Judge llosterman, of Potter twp., a* a
candidate for u--ociate judge, subject to
the decision of the democratic county con
vention.
We are authorized to announce the mime
of Col. Win. W. Loyo, of Potter twp, a*
a candidate for associate judge, subject to
the decision of the democratic county con
vention.
1). Z. Kline, ol Bellefonte, will be a can
didate for A ociate, Judge, suhjucttothe
decision of of the democratic county con
vention.
We are authorized to announce the nume
of Capt. Win. Cross of llalfmoon, as a can
didate for associate judge, subject to the
decision of the democratic county conven
tion.
We are authorized to announce the name
o. Richard C'onley, of Bonner township,
as a candidate for Associate Judge. Sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
Attention Farmers of
CENTRE COUNTY
TOHN M DO WELL
ft having leased the Ware
house of Coplin & Strunk in Milroy, is now
prepared to pay the highest cash prices for
nil kinds of Grain. Coal, Plaster and Salt,
constantly on hand. may2U.6m
JM PORTA"NT NOTICE
All persons indebted io the firm of Was
son & Co., are hereby notified that the
books of the same are in the hands of the
undersigned for collection. All persons
interested are culled upon to make imme
diate payment, mid thereby save costs.
nutv2o,iit ALEX. SHANNON.
Tho good work of punishing tuifailh
lul Governor* pica on. It i# but a
abort time ainoo Gov. llolilen of
North Carol inn •# removed from hi*
office for tlagrnut official loiaconduot;
and now in the Northweat the Senate
of Ncbraaka. acting a* a court of im
|H*nchincnt, have returnetl a vcnliot of
guiltv in tkc ca.ic of David Butler, the,
Governor of that State, and ho like
wiao i Governor no longer.
Gov. Butler was accused ofuiiaap
pMj riating the public ftintls, of cot
rupt dealings in relation to school
money, the public lauds, expenditures
for public buildittga, ami, m fact, of!
eiignging with some of his crouic* in a
general and comprehensive svslcju ol
plunder. The full detuils of the trial
have not reached us yet; but the Ne
braska pa pen have not hesitated to
charge the late (iovornor with com
iilicity in frauds of tho most scauda
lons nature. It has eveu been Ultima
ted that tlie Lunatic Asylum, which
was burned down last winter, causing
the loss of a number of lives, was pur
posely set on lire in order to conceal
the frauds that had been perjietrated
in it# construction.
Tho legislature of Nebraska,
though strongly Republican in both
hrattche#, impeached Butler during it*
Inst session, but his trial was posptotietl.
Tho present session began on May 30,
nuil on the Slat the trial opened. On
the following day the Senate came to
a vote on the first article. Nino mem
ber# voted for his conviction and only
three for acquittal. This makes But
ler's deposition from offiee certain.
Mr. liillespie, the Auditor of Ne
braska, has nfso been impeached, and
hi# trial watt to begin on Thrusday
last, the Ist instant.
A oue rail railway has bccu iu sue
ccasful opcratiou between Raney ami
Montfcrmcil, ncur Paris, for two years
The locomotive for a one rail road ha*
four wheels, two bciug placed, one at
the front aud one at the rear of the en
gine, hearing on the rail. These give
the direction aud are doublc-flanged, j
The other pair of wheels are placed in
a I runs verse plane |uusiug un a line in
front of the fire-box. They ran on
oak plank or macadamized road, u*
the case may he, and are the driving
wheels. This sort of railway cau he
built iu Frauee for about 11,000 per
mi.'e. The locomotives weigh six ami
ten tous; the former runs fourteen
utiles an hour, draw iug, besides its own
weight, thirty-five tons up a grade of
two feet in a hundred ; the latter wilij
draw fifty tous ut a rale of eight miles i
an hour up the same grade ; on a level
it would draw one hundred aud eighty l
tons. This system is the iuveuliou ot (
M. Laruiaujat, a French civil eugi
neer, and may be successfully iutro-,
duced on turnpike roads with the
grades and curves which the common
highway usually has.
EXPLOSION OF A SHELL.— For
some time past, a shell, picked up on
the battle-field of Gettvaburg, had
been lying in or about tlie bouse of
Mr. Adam Cook residing on East
King street in this Borough. Last l
Friday, Mr*. Cook, put the -hell upon
a plate of a hot stove, for the purpose
of melting a jwrtion of the lead for
some purpose, and left the room for a
short time. Soon after her departure a
loud report was heard, and on enter
ing the room, it was discovered that
the shell had exploded, bursting the
stove iu pieces and makiug indenta
tion iu the ceiling and the
room.
It was a fortunate circumstance that
the lady had left the apartment. —
Chambersburg V. Spirit.
Wctake pleasure In Informing the public
generally, that Messrs. Graham A Son,
have just returned from Phildelpahia with
a splendid ascrtment of BOOTH anvl
SHOES, which have beed ac-beted with
great care from the best manufacturers.
gWAny person sending us eight üb
scribers with the cash, Sl. will receive
the Reporter 1 year free; and for four
namos and yt, the Ruportcr >i in mtU* free.
BCRNSIDE A THOMAS
Offer to tlu Public one of the
largest and best selected stocks of merchan
dise, in Centre county. Call, examine and
see for yourself. _
I 7HNE GROCERIES, n>" ha i--il,-e. -1.
. gov. lava, best quality Rio coffee,
best oolong "lack teas, grecti tea-, lovering
syrup, golden syrup, Urtp* fine article bak
ing inola-ses, nee ana everything in tin*
grocery line at the lowest cash price in tht
marketBCRNSIDK V THOMAS , is tht
place.
HA UN KSS, collar*, cart whip* carnage
whip*, in great varieties govern
ment gear*, addlc*, bridle*, martingale*
check line*, carl gear*, tug harness, buggy
harne** haine*, etc. Everything in thead
dlcry line at
BURNBIDE A THOM AS*
S PICKS of all varictie*, ground to order
and warranted to be strictly mire.
It i* the on lv place you can find unadult. ra
tod (pice*. Try them for your own *ali* fac
tion. You can only find them at
BURXSIDE& THOMAS'.
LEATHER, of all decripti'>n, trench
[■alfikln, i|itnlih tola leather, moroc
co*. sheep tikin*, lining* Everything
"n the leather line warrant'd to give satu
faction, at ,'IDRNSIDK & THOM AS.
BA BITS SOAP, Wm. llagan and ite
on* *oap. Dobbin*' tout, Jesse
Oaklev * toap*, oldca*tile, pure. Palui oap
Klderliiig's soap, and a great variety ol
other soaps, at
BITRNSIDK a THOMAS'
li'hitman'* celebrated confection*,
li'h it man* celebrated chocolate,
Buker'* chccolate, Smith's ehocdate,
China Ginger. Kngiinh Picke*,
American Pickle*, at
BI'RNSIDEg THOM AS'
The New Firm.
Herlacher & Cronmiller,
CENTRE HALL, PA
New Spring Ootids
Come one and all!
Juat arrived and will always. be kepi
ou hand a full line of
Dry Goods, lliird;
wnra, Queen*ware, Wood and willow ware
Iron, Salt, Fish and in fact, a magnificent
assortment of everything kept in a
First Class Store,
now ready, and for (ale at marvelous low
r * l '(ioons VERY NEAR AT THE
OLD PRICES.
Mu*lin they will *ell you the very beslj
brand* at price* that will astonish you:
New spring
Dress Goods
A ino*t beautiful variety, eoni*ling of all
the noveltte* of the season, at lower rate*
than ordinarily charged at other places.
White Goods A; ,
Embroifl enes
The flnet stockin town, ho.li ai o quantity
quality, and prices.
HOOP SRIBTS
The best make*, latest style* and lowest
rate*. (Hats and Cap* in great variety
Linens, Towellings, checks, Don in g*, loth
Cassiniers, Cloaking*.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Spring and summer shawl*, in fact, we keep
everything, and will sell at a very small
advance on first cost.
All we ask that you will
CALL AND EXAMINE OCR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere, as we do no
consider it any trouble to show good*.
ALL KIN DS OF H ARNKSS,
silver plated and Yankee Harness double
and single, bridles and halters. upr7l
PROPOSALS.
SEALED Proposals will be received at
_ the Office of tho I'resideiit until
Saturday, the Ist day of July, I*7l,
for the (Iraduallon, Masonry and Bridging
of dial part of the L<wiiburg, (Yutre A
Spruce Creek Railroad from Western
BOUNDARY <>F Union County to a point In
vicinity of Oak LLALL, Centre county, being
<•< tion* No. ill to No, M, both Inefusiue.
* Profile* can Le *een at the office ill Low
uburg. Printed form of pr|>o*al* can be
had at the office : no other* will he receiv
ed 0 P M 11.1, Kit,
IWL of L. 0 A H. H It. Co.
Lewieburg, Jtuiel, 71
4 UDITOR'M NOTICE. lu the matter
of the estate of 1 Sr. Naliltlul Strobe, k*
orTanovated. Tho undersigned auditor ap
pointed by the Orphan's Court ofCentri
county, to dlstrhule the moneys in the
hands of L> J. Ilillibish and Jane 11. Slro
hooker, administrator AND ad minis! rati IT
of AE, of Samuel Mtrohecker, respectively
TO and among those entitled to the same
will attend to the duties of hi* appoint
ment, at hi* office in the borough of llelle
foiilc, on Tuesday, July IKLLI, at 10 o'clock
a. m , at which lime all parties interested
are required to attend and make their
elaini* known, or he debarred from |>artic
ipating in said funds.
IRA C. MITCHKLi-
Auditor
V UDITOR'M NUTICK. In the matter
of the exceptions to the account ol
David (lilliland, executor ot sc., of Wil
liam S. tiilliland, deceased The auditor
appointed by the Orphan'* Court of Centre
county, to hear and and |>aa* upon the ex
ception* tiled to the above mentioned ac
count, will meet the parties interested
for the purpose of appointment on Tues
day, Jillv 11th, IH7I, nt 10 o'clock a. in..,
at lu* otllec in the borough of llellefonte.
IRA C MITCHKLL.
Auditor.
SUNOAY SCHOOL MEN
AWAKE! AWAKE!
RANKIN'S
SMS. SCHOOL EM DOR J I'M
i just where you want to go and buy your
Outfit* Mr. tUnkin sell*Tii* goto]. i#r be
low any one else—and gives entire satisfac
tion. Sec his col!e<-tion of Envelope*.
Store Opposite Bush House, llellefonte Pa. i
aprtAllf. I
CF.sT it K HALL
Coach Manufac fcory.
I* e v i Murray,
.at hi* establishment at Centre llall, Pa . j
i keeps on hand, and for sale, at the most
| reasonable rates, a large stock of
Carnages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
Put* and FXRCT,
: and vehicles of every description made to]
j order, ar.d Warranted, to be made of the
best <-a*>ned material, and by the most
-killed and competent workmen. Person*
wanting anything in his line are requested
I to call and examine hi# work, they will And
'it not to be excelled for durability and
wear. apriMly
J| i MOV.U.
TH EODORE DESCHNKK.
GUN SMITH,
ha* removed to the store known as No. b
Bush's Arcade next door t*> Zimmerman.
Br<>* A Co., at BcllofunU?, where he U just
opening out a complete stock of
REVOLVERS.
GUNS.
AMMUNITION.
fLSHfNO
T TACKLE.
Base Halls, Bats, Keys, and general Snori
ing Articles Guns made and repaired any
warranted. juii-Hd _______ _
IJ*\RM FOR SALE —The subscriber
. offers at private *alc the fanr. on which
he now resides, situated in Ferguson town
ship, County of Centre, one mile and a half
west of Pine Grove. The farm contains
, one hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of limestone, one hundred of,
which 1* cleared ; under good frnce. and in
a high stale ot cultivation. The balance otj
tweaty acres tscoveradjwltb a fine growth or
timber, the buildings are good and conve
nient, w ith a stream ot running water at
the door. An orchard in full bearing of
the vcrv bl varieties of fruit, and a grape
vinyara ot the most popular and standard
varieties.
This splendid farm will be sold cheap,
ni)>l terms made easy. For particuUrtcall
upon or address
1 Q M KEPLER,
marSl.tf I'ino Grove Mill*.
STE R EOSCX )!' ES,
YI KW *, ALBFLL*, CHROVIO*. FRAMES. '
E A H. T. ANTHONY A CO.,
591 Broadway, New York,
Invite tho attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above goods.
->f their own |wblication, manufacture and
importation.
AI AO FlioTQ MXTkll* at.IPK* AXp
iir.vrttoscorxa, vt* vir.w* or TOSKMITK.
E. A II T. ANTHONY A CO., 591
Broadway, New York, Oppoait Mct
ropoliUu Hotel,
IMI-oaTKR* AJt MiXCrACTI'RRR* OK
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
mar 10.0 m j
HAV AUK * RRO.,
(Successor to N. Ililibisk)
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Stoves & Tinware,
Allegheny Street, Bollofonle, I'a.
Read only a partial list of Cook Stove
Wellington,
Waverly,
Ornamental,
Oriental,
lloyal Cook,
Prince Royal,
Sea Shell,
Artisan,
And American
Parlor and Office Stoves :
Morning Glorv, Tropic, Brilliant, and
New Egg.
And Parlor Cooks tor Wood orCoal, and
Wood Stoves of every description.
Attention i* culled to hit slock of Koonng
Plato, new siac, which hu has just receive
<-d, sir.o 40x20. It makes hotter fob thant he
old sixe, andean bo furnished cncapcrthai
any other establishment in town.
ptl-Spouting and jobbing promptly nt
tended to. Charge* rea*oiiablo and satis
taction guaranteed. oct2'Gß
jjr KW HARDWARE HTOREI
J. A J. HARRIS.
NO. 6. BROCKBRHOFF ROWi
A new and complete Hardware Store ha
been opened by the undersigned in Brock- 1
nrholT* now building—where they are pre
pared to sell all kind* of Buildingand Iloutt
| Furnishing Hardware. Iron, Steel, Nail*.
Boggy wheel* in sett*. Champion Clothe*
Wringer, Mill Saws, Ciroular and Hani
Saw*, Tnnon Saws, Webb Saws, 100 Groan
Freezer*, Bath Tub*, Clothe* Racks, a ful.
assortment of Glass and Mirror Plate of all
sizes, Picture Frame*, Wheelbarrow*
Lamps, Coal Oil Lamps, Belting, Spokes
Felloes, and Hub*, Plows, Cultivator*. Con
Plows. Plow Points, Shear Meld Beards
and Cultivator Teotn, Table Cutlery, Shov
els, Spade* and Forks, Locks, Hinges,
Screw*, Sash Spring*, Horse-Shoes, Nails,
Norway Rods. Oil*. Lard, Lubricating,
Coal, Linseed, Tanner*. Anvils, Vices. Bel
lows, Screw Plates, Blacksmiths Tools,
Factory BelU, House Bells. Dinner Bells,
(long ftells, Tea Bell*, Grindstones. Carpen
ter Tools, Fruit Jars and Cans, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes received and for sale at
juno'(lß,ly. J. & J. UABRIB.
ALLAUM, HKYKOI.H'M MKW MARHI.N
, FRONT, LLISLLOL* at , Rcllrfolile
W i N E H AN I) L 1 II U 0 116
The subscriber t aspect fully calls THO at
tention of the public L<> his cstablishm ill,
where liu I# nropated lu furnish all kinds of
Foreign ami Domestic Lliiuun' *IIDIPMI
at the lowest cash price*, which HRE rrn
-'EI t<> ho the hem qualities according to
their respective price#. Hi# stock consist#
of Rye, .Motiongaheis, lrih and other
Whiskies, all kind* of Brandies Holland
TIIU. Port, MI!I. Cherry, Blackberry
IIINL other Wines III" heT MtifllM -at a*
reasonable rale* a* call bo had ill the city, <
Champagne, Cherry, lllackberry, Ginger
and Curraway Brandies, I'ure Jamaicauud
New England itum, Cordial of all kind*. 1
He would particularly invite Farmer*, LLO
lei keeper* mid other# to call and examine
hi* large supply, to judge for Ihemaelve#
and be certain of procuring w hat they buy,
which call aeldoiu be done when porch#*,
ng in the city.
J&TT- I'LI valeiana are reapeelfully requested
o give hi* liquors a trial. ap!o
/ IKNTKE HAL.L HOTEL
Vy JOHN N rx.VUI.IT A, Proprietor.
Stages arrive and depart dally, for all
point*, north, south, ea*T and we*t.
Tin* favorite Hotel has been refitted and
furnished by it* new proprietor, ami is now
in every respect ONE of the most pleasant
country HOTEL* in central Pennsylvania
The travelling community and drover* will
si way* And the beat accommodation*. Per
soiii truni the city wishing to spend a few
week* during Ihe summer in the couulry,
will 11 lad Centre Halt one ot the mo*L beau
tiful locations aud the Centre Hall Hotel
all they could desire for comfort and con
venjcncc, apllMJA.tf
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HA RDM AN PHILLIJH, 4
VT II IS manufacturing eslablisbmant at
Yoagi-rtowu, on tho
and Bcllcfont" Turnpike, ha* now on hand 1
a Ant* *t(H-k of Carriage*, Buggies, Sulkier I
and Spring Wagons, which he now "tfon I
for sale a* auporior in riuality and stylet tc
anv manufactured in the country. They '
are made of the very BC*I SEASONED stock by
lirat da*# practical workmen, and Anisbed
in a stylo that challenges comparison with
any work out of or in tho Eastern cities
and can be told at lower prices than those
manufactured in large town* and cities,
amidst high rents and ruinous price* of liv
ing Being master of his own situation,
anxious to excel M his artistical profession 1
and free from any annoyances in his htui- <
ness, he lias lime and anility lu devote hi*
entire attention to his profession AND hit 1
customers, rendering satisfaction alike tc
all patrons, operatives, his country, and
hiniaelf.
Call and examine his stock and learn his C
prices, and vou cannot fail to he saluAed. 1
REPAI It I N G
of all kinds done neatly, promptly, M<L
reasonably. !I
Yeagerlown, June 12,186H —-Iy.
DOUBLE AND MINGLE BARREL
fowling pieces at
aplOtiW. IRWIN A WILSON.
WJ. B ETTELKM
HOLESALB WINE A LIQUOR
BTOK K
I Bishop street, Bellc-fonte, in the Stone huil- 1
ding formerly occupied by the K cy
stous Bakery)
Takes pleasure in informing the public that
he keep* constantly on hand a supply OT
choice Foreign and Domestic Liquor*.
AU HnrrtU, Hey ami C§k .cttrranlni
l<> rmntain the quantity re fire tent eei.
Tin- attention of practicing physicians is
I ailed to hi* stock of
DURE LIQUORS,
suitable for lU<-dical purpuse*. Bottles,
jugs, and demijohns constantly on hand. .
He ha. the ONLY PUR* NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
All liquors are warranted to give satis
faction. Liquors will be the quart,
' barrel, or tierce. He has a large lot oi
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the finest grades on hamd.
Confident that he can tilcase customers
he respectfully solicit* a snare of public PAL
trumigo MYULF
TBWIN A WILSON are ruustanUy re
ceiving new goods in their line.
HADW A R E
of every description atrcdu.EE price#— NOW
being opened every day apIOTM,
Wall Paper, cheap
from 12 to 20 cent* per bol ta llcr)*cb< r
BUFFALO nfthcWitiniti'!
from 4 lu ub to 120,0001 b.
aplo OS lawiv Jt Wn.sox.
DK V BOA l'Unk anT Scantling
for talo by lawix a WiLaox.
apiom
CROSS-CUT AN# MILL SAWS, be
make at , lawix * Wiutox. .
apIOGS
PIMPS!
Wooden Pumps,
AND
PIPING.
Tho undersigned would re*peetftjlly call'
( t lie attention oft hociiiiu-n* c>ft enlr<-county,
and Pcnnsvallov in particular, to the fact
that he i. manufacturing
VMS 3£iSV f Uiilf
made at horo or elsewhere. lie UM none j
but the B< *L material, IIKWAKKKNT* TIIKM
to give satisfaction, a* being the moat last
ing and durable. at'i'Kßion TO TUB OLD;
wooden pump. being arranged to let the
water off and prevent treeaTng in winter. 1
Pine, poplar or cucumber pump, alway*
on hand. Ilia inatirial for pump, ia all
.awed from large timber, and are thux.
Secured against CheckiugorCracking.
All order* bv mail promptly filler!.
PI PI NO, made of tho boat material, of
five inch .cantling, joined together with
coupling blocka, thoroughly handed, and
warranted to stand any pressure required
for ordinary use. Price, of piping range
from 12 to 18 cents per foot. Send order* to
.ept.3o.ly J. TELLER.
Milosburg, Pa.
Bur ia I Case s
AND CASKETS.
AIR-TIGIIT ANI) 1N DESTRUCTIBLK
t-OR
Protecting and Preserving the I>cad.
The undersigned take* pleasure in an
nouncing that lio has secured the aulo agon-'
cv in this county for
ME TA LUC ANI) OL ASS
Iliirial Caaen HIMI CMMIM-IM.
which are so widely known as to require no
special commendation. The METALLIC
111' RIAL CASE, with its present im
proved style and finish, it* entire harmony
with the teelinga of the bereaved, it* per
fected adjustment* and appointments in
; whatever relate* to the preservation and
protection of the hody after death, confirm
it* utility and cntiro adaptnes* to the pur
i pose* for which it i* designed.
COFFINSof all description* furnished
at the shortest notice; and all order* filled
promptly night or day. The Dead laid out
with care, and funeral, and escort* super
; intended in person. HENRY HARRIS
nov4t Belicfoute, Pa.
CILLER'S HOTEL, Woodward, PH.;
IVL Stages arrive and .1< jcrt daily.
This favorite hotel i* now in every respect
one of the must pleasant country hotels in
central Pennsylvania. Tho traveling com
munity will ulway* find the best accommo
dation. Drovers can at all times be accom
modated with stable* and pasture for any
number of cattle or horse*.
julyfi'GKtf GEO. MILLER.
SI'INDLK SKEINS for wagons, all si
r.c*, at tho sign of the Anvil.
aplO'W. IN WIN A WILSON.
I AM PS OF EVERY VARIETY and'
j kind at
nplO'.W IRWIN &. WILSON'S.
CLOTHlNG—Overcoats, l'ants, Vents,
and Drew font*, cheap, at Wolf*.
POCKET mnke* *
uricos at IRWIN it WILSO*
1 OOKING-OLASS PLATES ofallsia
J forsaloby lit WIN* A WILSON.
au 10*68. _
JAPANNED TOILET SETTS, AND
other Jnpnnned ware, at the Anvil Store.
uplo'oß. IRWIN A WILSON.
BOALTS for Buggie* and Carriugber.
me* in use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
■ pUfflS IRWIN A WILSON'
CIOFFIN TRIMMINGS, a large
j ment at IBWltf 4 WILSONS
Philadelphia Store.
In Brockerbnfl*a block, Bishop Strrrt,
liellefonta, wbara
KELLER <• MUBBJBM,
have Just OPENED the best, cheapest, largest
| as well a* tlie best assorted stock of (ioods
| ( N Beltefunlo.
HERE LADIES,
Is the place to buy your Milks, Mohair*
M oaaiubi'iuea, Reps. Alpaca*, Detains,
I .an*, Brilliants, Muslins, Calicoes, Tick
ings, Flanels, Oners Ktanels, L.adie* Coat
ing, GcnU Cloths, Ladles Marques, Whiti
I'rkuy. Linen Table Cloths, Counterpane*
Crib Counterpane#, White and CATERER
Tarltoti, Napkins, Inserting* and Edgings
White I .nee Curtin*. Zephyr A ZEJIHYR Tat*
terns, Tidy Cotton, Mhawls, Wora Baskets
SUNDOWNS,
Notions of every kind. White Good* ol
. very description. Perfumery, Ribbons
Velvet, Tartets and BoiuiH Cords and
Braid. Veils. Buttons, Trimmings, Ladle*
aid Muse#Skirts,
HOOP KKIItTH,
Thread Hosiery, Fans, Beads. Mewing
LADIES AND MISMKS BIJOKtf
and in fact every thing that can be thought
of, dtiirod or used in the
FANCY GOODS OR NOTION LINE
, FOR GENTLEMEN,
tliey have black and blue cloth*,, black and
fancy yassimeres, saltineU*. tweeds, met
orn, silk, satin and common vesting*, in
short, every thing imaginable in the line ot
gentlemen* wear. •
Itvcdyiuade Clothing of Every Dia
wriptiou, for Meu aud Roy#.
lloota and Shoos, in endless variety
Hats and Cops, CARRETS, Oilcloth,
Itnejs, Rrown Muslins, Bleached Mus
lins, lhillinejs, Sheetings, Tablecloths,
Ac.. < heaper than elsewhere.
Their stock of QUEENS WAR* A GKO
CKHIES cannot be excelled in quality or
price.
CNall in at the Philadelphia Store and con
vince >our*elv that KELLER A MI'S
SEK have any thing you want, and do bu
siness on the principle of "Quick Hale# and
Small Profits." ap9U,tW
uaxiK A*T> raouues AII TAKKM
titm )1) NEWS FOB THE PEOPLE.
Great Attraction and Great Bargains!
r PII E undersigned, determind to meet the
J. P. .pular demand for Lower Prices, re
spectfully call* the attention of the public
I to hi# stock of
SADDLERY,
now offered at the old stand. Designed es
pecial it for the people and the tim- s. the lar
gest and most varied and complete assort
ment of
Saddlr*, Harness, Collar#, Bridle#,
of every description and quality; Whips,
and in fact everything complete to a fir#t
claas establishment, he now offer* at price*
which w ill suit the time*.
| |A better variety, a better quality or llaer
style of Saddlery ha* never before been of
fered to th<- public. Call and examine our
lock and be rati,fled before purchasings
elfewhere.
Determined to please ray patron, and
thankful far the liberal share of patronage
her. ! f re eiij.-yi d. 1 rcrpcct'uliy solicits
continuance of the same.
JACOB HINGES, Centre Hall.
FIRM, NEW GOODS AND
Panic Prices.
FOSTER, DEVLING A WILSON,
Having purchased the extensive store of
owell, riilliland A Co., and addedlothem
at panic price** large assent meat of
NEW GOODS,
They are enabled to sell at
| OLD FASHIONED PRICES!
A iarge variety of
Ladies' Dress Gooria
Great Bargains in
Mualius and Calicoes.
j Ready - Made Clothing
Warranted to Suit.
- Our Cloths and Oaasimcr*,
Cant be excelled.
TIIKIR GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
At"nihes every one in assortment and low
j prices.
. Sriup, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Canned IruiU,
Jetlu*, Domestic and Foreign FruiU,
Cheese and pastries of all kinds,
and evary other at tide be
longing to tne'Grocery
Deparlment-
They Wholesale at Philadelphia Rate*.
Farmer*, Mechanic* and Laborer*
look to your interriL One dollar paved i
a dollar in pocket. Then call and *e at
what a*toni*hingly low price*
FORSTER DKYLIXU & WILSON,
Are selling their Dry Good* and Groceries.
jf#-No trouble to how Good*.
If they are nut as represented, we will j 1
pay you fur your trouble. Don't forget the j 1
place.
g*-TURNER BUILDING-Bflt. 1
ap'JlHf Allegheny St, Bellefonte Pa. jj
CENTRE HALL
Manufacturing CoJ
AND
Machine Works,
CENTRE UALL CENTRE CO., PA.
Having enlarged our New FOUSDRT SJ
MATIUSK SHOPS and AonicvLTURAL
Wontta. Stocked with all new and latest;
improved Machinery at Centre Hall, an
nounce to the public that they are now ready
to receive orders for anything in their line
of business.
Shaftings,
Putties,
Hangers,
lIRON & BRASS:
We also manufacture tne celebrated
KEYSTONE
HARVESTER,
which now stands unrivalled.
Thi* Reaper has advantage* over all olhci
Reaper* now manufactured. One advan
tage we claim for it. is the lever power, by
which we gain one hundred per cent over
j other machine*. Another advantage is the
hoisting and lowering apparatus, whereb;
| the driver has under bit complete contm
.if the machine; in coming to a spot of lodg
| ed grain, the driver can change the cut of
J lie machine in an instant, without stopping
the team, varying the *tuble from 1 to 14
| inches at the outside of the machine, a* well
la* on the inside. It is constructed of first
class material; and built by first class ina
chanic*. We warrant it second to none.
All kind* of Horsepower* and Threshing
Machines, Hay and Grain Rakes, latestim
proved. All kind* of Repairing done. Dif
fcrant kind* of
PLO W S
AND
PLOW CASTING.
The Celebrated Heckcndorn Economies
plow which ha* given entire satisfaction
We employ the neat Patternmakers, oua
patterns arc all new and of the most Improv
ed plans. Plans, Specifications and Daw
ings furnished for all work done by us.
r-W-We hope by strict attention to bum
ncss to receive a hare of public patronag
CASTINGS
"f every description made and fitted up fo
MILLS,
FORGES,
> FURNACES,
FACTORIES,
TANNERIES,
AC., AC.
All orders by mail promptly attended to
j OK ZmLL X'F'G COM'J*
lli:\ltV T. IIFXMBOLD'ft
COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Catawba
.
GRAPE PILLS.
lament VurU— Fluid Extract Jihu
barb and I luid Extract Catawba
(Jrape Juice.
For liver comjilaiut*, jaundice, bilious
n flection*, sick (ii nervous head ache,
cosmetic*, etc. Purely vegetable,
containing no mercury, mineral* or
(leleteriou* drugs.
11
TTi"e PUI/are the most delifbtAtllr
! plana*** purgative, tupsrueding twtur oil,
|rail*, K.ag >- La, tu. There is nothing
. in. re acceptable to tit* rlomach. Tbsy
(give tune, cause neither nausea nor grilling
• |atine. They are **supaa*d of lit* finest
ngi edieiit* After a few days' u*s of them
•uih an in vif oration of tin entire *yst*ni
| take* place a* to appear miraculous to tits
> weak and enervated, whether arising from
| imprudence or disease. U T. HeimboM'a
|( 'otupound Fluid Extract CaUwha Grape
Pills are not ugarcoated, frutn the fact that
•ugarcoated Pill* do not dissolve, hut pas*
through the u n-h without dissolving.
I consequently do not produce the limited ef
fect. The Catawba Grape Fills, being
pleasant in teste and odor, do net necessi
tate their being * ugarcoated. Print fifty
cents per box.
£
HENRY T UELMBOLD'B
UIUHLV < <>*< XSrasTEti OOMfOCKD
Fluid Kxtract Har** pari Jla
Will radically eiterminata frowlhey#tew
Scrofula. Syphilu, Kerar Bore*, u| t #r,
Bore Bore Leg*. Bore Mouth, Bora
Head, UroAcbitM, Bkin liuttMt, Bait
Kin-urn t'ankor*, Running* from the Kar,
white swclliturt, tumor*, aumrow affec
tion*. node*, Sickeu, glandular *wltinga,
night >F*U, ra*h, tetter, humor* of alt
kind*, chronic rheumatism, dytpeoaia, and
all dua*4M that have bean catabfiabed in
the ►yrtetn for year*.
L
Being prepared expressly for th* shove
compliments, its blood-purifying proper
ties are greater than any other preparation
of sarsaparilla. Jt fives the complexion n
dear healthy color and restores the patient
to a stale f health and purity. For puri
fy ieg the blood, removing alt chronic eon
kUlultoita) disease* arising from the nn im
pur state of th* blood, and th* only reha
! lie and effectual know* remedy for the
I cure of pains and swelling of the bones, j
i ulcerations of the throat and tegs, blotches, j
pimples on the face, erysipelas and ail'
scaly eruptions of the skin, and beautify-[
ing complexiuii
M
lIENBY T. UKLMBOLD'B
(OXCSXTEATKtt
Fluid Extract Buchu,
TIIK GREAT DIURETIC,
! has cured every case of diabetes in which
lit ha* been given, irntatian of the neck ol
I the bladder and inflammation of the kid
neys. ulcerstionof the kidneys and blad
der, retention of urine, diseases of the pros
tate gland, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel, brick-dust dedorit, and mucous or
milky discbarges, and for infeebled and
delicate constitutions of both sexes, attend
* d with the following symptoms: indisposi
tion to exertion, tot* of bower, Kusof metn
|ory. difficulty of brmtning. weak nerves
lrt-mbling, horror of disease, wakefulness,
dimness of virion, twin ia the back, hot
hands, flushing of tuc body, dryness of the
.kin, eruption on the face, naflid counte
nance, universal lassitude of the muaculor
system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages of eigh
teen to twunty-flve, and from ihirty-Ivt
ti> fifty-five or in the dtclino or chang* ol .
life; alt-r confinement or labor pains; bed- f
wetting in children.
B
Hclmbold'sextract buchu i* Diuretic and
blo>d- purity ing, and cures all diseases
arising from habit* of dissipation, and ex
cesses and imprudences in lifts, impurities
of the blood, etc., superseding copaiba in
affections for which it is used, and syphilt
' tic affections—in thee* diseases used in con
nection with Heltnbold's rose wnsb.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, th*
extract buchu it unequalled by any other
remedy— a* in chlorosis or retention, inj
regularity, painfolness or suppression of
customary evacuations, ulcerated or schir
rus state ofth* uterus, leucorrhma or whites,
sterility, snd for all complaint* incident to
the sex, whether arising from indiscretion
,or habits of dissipation. It is proscribed
j extensively byjhc roost eminent physician*
and mid wives for enfeebled and delicate
< oustitution*. ol both sexes snd nil ages
(attended with any of the above diseases or f
►yniptonu),
o
H. T. UKLMBOLD'B KXTBACT BU- F
Clll* CURES DISEASES ARISING ■
FROM IMPRUDENCES, HAB- '
ITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC..
in *ll their stages, at little expense, little or 1
no change in diet, no inconvenience, and J
jno exposure. It cusses a frequent desire. '
and give* strength to Urinate, thereby re
! moving Obstructions, Preventing -d Cu- '
ring strictures of the urethra, allying pain '
and infiamalion, so frequent in this CISM of 1
; disease*, and expelling nil poisonous mat- *
t .
Thousands who have been the victims of [
incompetent persons, snd who have paid
heavy fees to be cured in a short time, nave
' found they have been deceived, and that '
"ithe '-Poison., has, by the use of "powerful 1
| astringents, been dried up in the system, 1
to break out in a more aggravated form, and '
EXTRACT BU- I
CHU for all affectioafand diseases of the
i urinary organs, whether existing in male '
or female, from whatever cause originating. \
1 snd n<> matter ofhow long standing. Price,
one dollars and fift v cents per bottle.
1 L
. HENRYT.IIKLMBOLDSIMPEOVEDI
ROSE WASH
cannot be surpassed as a face wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
everv species of cutaneous affection. It
speedily eradicates pimples, spots, seorbn
tfc dryness, indurations of the cutaneous
membrane, etc., dispels redness and incipi
i ent infiamalion, hives, rash, moth patches,
I dryness of scalp or skin, frost bites, and all
purposes fot which salves or ointments arc
' utcd; restores the skin to n state of purity
' and softness, and insures continued heal
: thv action to the tissue of its vessels, on
which depend* the agreeable clearness end
vivacity of complexion so much sought snd
admired. But however valuable at a reme
dy for existing defects of the skin, H. T.
llslmhold's Rose Wash bat long sustained
iu principle claim to umbounded pairon
*(?''• by possessing qualities which render
it iv tolled appendage of the most superls
-1 live and eongenial character, remaining
'* in an elegant formula those prominent
• v requisite*, safety and efficacy—the in varia
r bio accompaniments of its use—as a pre
-5 servative and refreshei of the eomplexKHi
•" !It ts an excellent lotion for diseases of a
1 syphilitic nature, and as an injection for
I* I diseases of the urinary organs, arising from!
"j habits of dissipation, used ia connection;
* with the Extracts Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and
4 Catawba Grape Pills, in such diseases as
"rt commendet, cannot be surpassed.
" 1)
g Full ami explicit directions accompany
i the medicines.
c- Evidence of the nn-st responsible and re
liable character htrnisbed on application,
with hundreds of thousands of living wit
nesses, and upward of 80,009 unsolicited
certificates and recommendatory letters,
many of which are from the highest sour
ces, including eminent Physicians,Clorgy
* men, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor nas
never resorted to their publication in the
newspapers; he does not do this from the
" fact tnat his articles rank as Standard Pre
'* pa rattens, and do not need to be propped
| up by cert.flcatc*.
> HENRY T. HKLMBOLDS GENUINE
g PREPARATIONS.
Delivered to any address. Secure from
"o observation.
Established upwards of twenty yean.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address
K-tters'for information, in confidence to
HENRY T. HELMBOLD, Druggist and
Chemist.
Only Depots; H. T. HKLMBOLDS
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. 694
3 Broadway, New York, or to H. T. HELM
BOLD is Medical Depot, 104 South Tenth
, Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Beware of counterfeits. Ask ftxt
H*arv T. HeltnboW's I Take no other.
— m The antra
A qualities at Poke Root
JmE DH. CROOK**
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fig POKE ROOT!
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lllffw fflt ft V'" and
RJBT/JTOB fasi* kaewa fur
ZcWKW Scrofula, fenf&lsu
TMftgw,
JmA&W/*Sm riasaus of Uu Iras.
All tttffensg frost
Shrsaie SDmms, Bro
ltd&xm'ZJP* Ua-im Ccnttlta-
MfcMm, er requiring
WA ram*4y tt psrliy asd
W/S enrich the Rlsst, will
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I gala, prepared oajjr by
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Sr. Crook's WIFE OF TAR!
Is a Preparation afaten
hii bean tried toy the
pabtie far ten )*•*. and
Throat and Lrogi SSTIrS mpaStoSi
*
Sr. Crook's WIFE OF TAR!
I* um rawly to n*e
for Chrome Coujbt, or
CNC>* ami Coltia. it
Couhi k CffiniTiniff P**n> put com* them ali.
h Ha. rural came of On
cersESTny pfcysfcleaa.
Or. Crook's WIFE OF TAR!
ita* l ured so tnsey mass
of Asthma and llroorfu
tie. thai ft ha* been pen
feOftfi&txMt • fMfi&d fof
litkmiL Bronchitis. tkm if ii<
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Dr. Crook's WgEOFTAR!
a!tin ifcfjriiMH,
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I iJßif'wlt lor tSM KAMI
aM debUi tste^.
Dr. Crook's WIFE OF TAR!
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ft it. - -*■ m , 7 - m i
AiyattU. atonies, art, retasm the Uenr,
VAme end pete I ham to werk|
tiMMtksMU^M
Dr. Crook's WINE Of' tAE!
It* action on (ho Ortamy
Organ* are bath pteaMl
UM lINOBOMI
smtne.
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Dr. Crook's WIFEOF TARI
is raft in (be tMdMiai
oaatitim of Tar, cms
BPBHB diva taasd tritb vegmaUs km
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Censtltntimti *alen.*!tira make Htm*
anrpeaaed for tha mm-
Dr. Crook's WOE OF TAR!
Et ****** pain in Wr—V
risFXPOA. -j
lainr of tba Urar.
Dr. Crook's WIFE OF TARI
Ha* mad* amsy panmna
etraegamd brmtny wba
p ' Sad fame aaaUaio we*
Streafti and SaaltL u itmdtUn HSSi aewmr
tmut IS* fl ifll illiiM
UMue |vropcrftl** tFiMt *(*
Grover & Baker
HIGHEST PREMIUM
SE WIN 0 MA CHINES.
The following are selected from thous
and* of tcwUtnontal* of similar character as
expressing the reason* for the preicreuce
for the Gnovxn St BAKKK Ifachims ovor
all other*.
•••"I like the Grover St B.icr Ma
chine, in the Am place, because, if 1 had
any other, 1 should still w ant a Grover A
Baker; and, having a Grover St Baker, it
answer* the same ourposc of all the rest.
It does a greater variety of work and It l*
easier to learn than any other."- Mrs. J.
C- Croty (Jenny Jane.)
•• • "I have had several year*' experi
ence with a Grover A Baker Machine,
which has given me great satisfaction. 1
think the Grover A Baker Machine is more
easily managed, and leas liable to get out
of older. I prefer the Grover A Baker,
decidedly."—{Mrs. Dr. Watts, New
York.)
•• • "I have had one in my family for
some two years; and from what 1 know oi
its workings, and from the testimony of
many of my friends who use the same, I
can hardly see how anything could be more
complete or give better satisfaction.-Mr*
[General Grant)
• • • "1 believe it to be the be#l, all thing
I' considered, of any that I have known. I
is very simple and easily learned ; the sew
ing from the ordinary spools is a great ad
vantage; the stitch is entirely reliable; it
does ornamental work beautifully; it is not
.liable to get out of orders—Mrs. A. M
i Spoon e*. Bound Street, Brooklyn,
i, The Grover And Baker Sewing Machim
Company manufacture both the Elastic
[ Stitch and Lock Stitch Machines, andofisi
, the public a chcict of the beet machines oi
I both kinds, at their establishment* in al*
. the large cities, and through agencies in
i nearly all towns throughout the country
. Price Lists and samples of sewing in btb
stitches furnished on application to Grovsw
| ABakcrS. M. Co., Philadelphia, or t
F. P. Greene,
next door to Centre Co. Bank, Belli
i fonte.
I
| NATURE'S
Hair Restorative
I Contains no LAC SULPHUIi-N
r SUGAR OF LEAD-No LITH
d ARGE—No NITRATE OF KIL
i VER, and is entirely free from ih
Poisonous and Health-dentroyilj
* Drugs used in other Hair Prepart*
I tions.
Transparent and clear as crystal, it will
i not soil the finest fabric—perfectly SAFM
CLEAN and EFFlClENT—deaidsraS
turns LONG SOUGHT FOB AND
, FOUND AT LAST 1
£ It restores and prevents the Hair froa*
becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy op
pearance, removes Dandruff, is cool aid
refreshing to the head, checks the Hair
II from falling off, and restores it to a great
extent when prematurely lost, preventa
'■ Headaches, cures all Humors, cutaneowt
* eruptions, and unnatural Heat.
? DR. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junc
tion, dass. Pre}*red only by PKOCTKB
- BB6THERS, Gloucester, Mass. The
Genuine is put up in a panel bottle, mad*
4 expressly for it, with the name of the artsy*
J blown in the glass. Ask yourJDruggistfa*
Nature's Hair Restorative, and taks
other. _ ~
J or sale by ftp. JFolfand J. B. Soil
r, <* ntre Hall 241 uny
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