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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

ROBBERY. The residence of Mr. Philip II.
Iloof, on Seminary Hill, at present occupied
bv Mr.. Castain, was entered by thieves night
before last, and vest and trunk stolen from
the chamber in which Mr.. CaStain and his wife
were asleep. In pocket of the vest were
about twelve or fourteen dollars and i'll the
trunk about one hundred and forty dollars. The
vest w;.s found, yesterday, i'll the road near the
hnuSe-thc muuey gone; and the trunk WAS
found in the woods near 10y, with all It's contents
of clothing untouched, and the money only
missing. One of Mr.. CaStaln acIuaintancrS,
and a iiyaucntcr of his house, not heretofore
remarkable for having much money, but who
Yesterday had so much that he gave little
girl dollar who had asked him for ten cents,
Was Was taken up on suspicion, but after an cxami-
nation by the Mayor was discharged, as there
was no evidence educed that could III any way
criIlinatc him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
The Markers.

I.nypoN. Oct. 21-lI:3O n. m.-Con>oS
opened at w for money, and g. Tor account.
Bonds Of 1862, 81; IShiS, old, 9ll; lSG1S, ~.
lO-iO$, S9i.
PARIS, Oct21 Rem tc$ Opened ut 81 francs,
j. ccnincS.
New YORK, Oct 27.-Markct dull and
heavy Gold heavy at IL to ~. Money firncrr
at !. Va. skies 59s new g.. Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn shade
tirncr. s:.s:.- ......
BALTIMORE, Oct 27.-Cotton heavy: low
middlings liz. Flour dull the scarcity Of stock
maintains prices. Wheat scarce and firm: OHIO
and Indiana lI5alGn. Corn steady: white and
yellow new 65a70. Oats quiet and firm at +5a3o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

PERsoNAI.-It. Gov. John L. Naryc was
in this city to-day, on his way to Brandy station
in Culpepcr county, where there is to be "a Con-
servative mass meeting tomorrow, and where
heisto speak The Lit. Governor w; arr. pleased
to announce, has been invited and Will, with
others, address the people d Alexandria on
Wednesday night next at Liberty Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
s. FERGUSON BEAE
oct l2-cotS 80 M I - = ~ =,

oct IZ-cotS 49, - 81,
1,,..., co, NEAR TIE CITY or
Il Ia SDRIA, FOR SALE.-By virtue OF Il
decree of the Circuit Court for the county "l
Fairfax, rendered in the suit "f Mason vs. MAJ
son and others the undersigned, commissioners,
will sell, on SATURDAY, tho llth day Of No
vcmbcr next, at II o'clock m, in front OF the
Mansion House Hotel, in the city of Alexandra,
that VALUABLE FARM, in the county OF
Fairfax, within few miles of the city of Alex
andria, well known rs the estate of the late DR.
Il. &. Mason This desirable farm contains ~
acres, 2 roods and 20 poles. The soil is very Ter
tile, portion of it being rich meadow land. Ihc
farm Is delightfully."- situated IN an cxceiiehi
nclghborhood, and adjoining "lluntley' al; and
other lands: in Il high state of cultivation. The
farm has been divided into three tracts, and VIII
be sold AS Il whole or subdividcd to suit pur-
chaserS
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money t"
be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal
instalmcnts at 6, II and IS months, with interest
from the day of sale the deferred payments T."
be secure by the notes Of the purchaser, salts,
factorily endorsed, and the title to be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid. Stamps
and convcyancing at the cxpcnscof the purcht'-
or. II. ~. Si![f VI 49,
NJ d. BALL, COmmrs.
E,;rc,v c,unfy oct 9-0aWtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

PERsoNAI~--As will be seen by their card
in another column of to days Gazette, Mr..
Linden Kent late OF Louisa county, has aSso-
ciated himself with Mr.. S. &. Neac in the
practice Of the law. Mr.. Kent is Il graduate
OF the University Of Virginia, the three highest
honors Of which institution he received. Since
he left college he has successfully practiccd his
profession in Louisa He cones to this city
under the most favorable circumStanccs-and
is well deserving Of the confidence Of the COM
munity.
MAYORS OFFlCE.-A woman, On complaint
of her husband, for improper conduct, waS
committed to the work house for ninety days.
Samuel Laws, colored, for driving cart in
the gutter, was dismissed, and warned of the
consequences of repetition of the offence
A man, for inebriety, was dismissed with
reprimand.
NIGHT REPORT Might raiRyo aT mi soners
net Ue "G uue IF We're are at the station house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

FRESll TEAS.
Fine Green, Black and Japan Teas, ut very
low prices, just received by
oct COOK & CREIGHTON.
TlGARS, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, of
~ the best brands, for sale by
AVERY g. DAVIDSON,
oct p 22o King st., cor. Alfred.
FLOWER POTS! FLOWER POTS!
All sizes ut
octl ENTWISLES CHINA STOlR.
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oct 2G-3nl
y o 7 l c
CTEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Rare chance for making money. MILL IN
comulcto order. 100000 feet Of lumbrr to saw,
FROM the saving of which more than sufficient
can be cleared to pay for the mill. For terms or
INV other information, apply to Judge Z: +.
SINCLAIR, Manassas Junction, Prince Wll-
liam county, or 5. Z. HALL, Castleman Fer
nv, Clarke county Va. oct !'-cotNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

REMARKABLE RECOVERY. Captain Wal.
tcrs, Of the Canal boat +. Stephenson, while
coming through the Canal locks this morning
lost his hold upon the tcr and Tell overheard
into the short level He was>l,lcriry from an
aguc at the time. He rose three tncs and
then sunk to the bottom. Mr.. james Dane,
the lock keeper, who witnessed the accident,
jumped upon scow and going to his relief.
saw him and tried to lTliSc him to the surface
with pole, but could not, and it WAS not lll-
til bySamlcr had brought boat hook that
the dr0wuim" man was raised. The body waS
then apparently li!tlc>s but after being rolled
upon barrel aud rubbed with whiskcy for a
long time was revived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN, the best in
i the world, for sale ut III King st.
oct - W. F. BROOkES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
INSURANCE LOSSES. The insurance COM

INSURANCE Losses. insurance com.
panies, which have agencies in this city, sus.
tanned the following losses by the late fire in
Chicago The Liverpool and London and
Globe, of which Hooe, Wedderburn & Go. are
the agents, lost $2,50O,0OO, all of which will
be paid on demand, and which has not in the
least affected the solvency of the company.
Wilmer l. Go. are the agents Of the Home,
Of Columbus, Ohio, which lost 1888, 200,
which was made up at once, and the company
is as sound as ever. They were also the agents
Of the North American, of New York, which
lost 100000, all of which has been paid, the
business Of the company closed, and new
company organized in its stead, with a cash
capital Of $500, 900.
Jauncy & Son are the agents of the U mon
Company of Baltimore, which only lost FROM
ten to fifteen thousand dollars, and was conse-
quently not hurt.
Wise Il Co. arc the agents of the Andes
Company OF Cincinnati, which lost $25O,0OO,
which has been paid, and the credit Of the com
pany is uniujurcd; of the Continental, Of New
York, which lost 81 ,2jO, 900, which has been
made good without iujurng the standing Of the
company; Of the international, Of New York,
which lost $3.50, 600, all OF which has been paid,
and the company is increasing its business;
of the North British and Mercantile Of Lon
don, Which lost 81, 800 OO0 which WIS paid on
demand, and the company is still furnishing
and OF the National Of Baltimore, which had
only $50. 600 riSkrd in Chicago. and consequent
" could not have been much hurt. This firm
we're also the agents Of the following companies
which were compelled to close by the IoSscs
they sustained: Tie Manhattan Of New York,
loss $jOU,O0 the Putnam Of Hartford, loss
$ ,mU,mW; and the Merchants, and Mechanics
,r Baltimore, loss $ljU,GOU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
GRAND CONSERVATIVES RALLY!

nas"EIcciiOn Tickets. for this and the adj
joining counties, printed ut this office ut cheap
rates Orders attended to promptly. "c 2l-:t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

DlNEApPLE CHI EESE for sale Ivy
/ GEO. McBU ltNEI IL son,
oct21 lGG and 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

EOUND--A KEY, belonging t" n sale, WAS
Il found on Fairfax street to-day. The owner
can have the same by calling nj the office of the
Superintendent IF tho w. Il . H. r., proving
property md paying for this advertisement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

DOE HERRING, by the Dbl, half bhl and
LII small, for sale at III King street.
oct27 w. f. BROOKES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
Isy Green IL Wise.

Fauquicr county, oct 23-cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

" OXFORD SHIRTS!
The handsomcst colorel Dress Shirts in the
markct--:lll sizes, at ~
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
or. 81 7G King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

A PRlMEI.OT OF TIMOTHY SEED, in
~ store and for sale at 2ll King street.
oct tt--o,n ~ UGU SlUS w ALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27
FRENCII CHINA.

L ,,,.,.r
A fine assortment Of TEA and DIN FL
SETS, of various patterns. among thcm the new
"Mnss Rose, pattcrn. Also VASES in grca
variety, Fancy Mugs, Coffee, Tcte-a-Tcte Sets
Cologne Sets, &c, at very low prices, ut TO Ming
,,rnot loci 7r,3ml f. j. MI LLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

OOAL HOBS AND SHOVELS--A large
" stock of Coal Holds Ash Shuvels, Shovels
and Tungs, &C., received at
oct l. JAS +. CARLIN & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-27

Blue, Brown, Dnhla and Black BEAVER
CLOTHS, for UvcrcoatS, Clntks ana CMIe5, III
oct Is WILMER u SLA MAhEKS
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
WAITHAM WATCHES.

TIN, ,r1t,p.iye use of these Watches for
tb, Inst Hnrsn wears hV Railway tonduV-
t,r. F,.lr,.r. un,l RNpressmcn, tho mast
ex.rlinr al watch wctrrr-. ha, thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, steaainvs, du.
rnhiliv and accuracy of tbo NAltham
Match no sai,N thN class n all these
rcsper!. is ta decide thc question Hs io tee
rssS ,.,i,., nj th,.e tiiDt-kttprf,.
More ih4n 4aUn 6 these watches are
aow speaking tar taemsclyvs ,n 1he pockets
ei th, perple "a pralfaul a glarauter of
their superiority over all vthvrs
The Superior uygaHiWil1A ond great
tNttnt of thr Cumpauy Works Ht Wall
ham. tnaAlts thtWta produce watches pl q
nr,t, which renders competition iultie. aud
ih,.s. AM, hav ANY other watch merely
nsy f,tn y5 to SO peG cent. more ,ng their
watrhy, thun Is necessary.
Those time- pieces euMb.ne every improve
mept thaga ION. tNpes.cnct ha proved ~
r..,l ,,r,.fi..,lu. Having bad the Fciu-
sal of nearly every invention in Watch-nia-
kior originating ia this country or ln Eu-
r,ng only tha,tWeYe finally adopted whseh
se,,,r, t,,tins hv the masl skilfall artisans
in atlr works ana laug ustoa thV part Of
tha nnblc demonstrated 90 bc essential to
correct ana enduring time keeping,
Among ngthemauyitnpr0yem ement- wewouid
psrticulariZr.
Tb.lnycDtiat and use ola cculve-p ptu(an
.sfps,uliar construction. o. prevent damage
tethetrain by the hreagayeo ofma.n-sprlngs,
/. nrIeinsl Win .he Auerican Watch Conn
many NH, having had the refusal of all
ntber cantri,aaces. adopted Fogs patent
Dinion ns being the best aud isuitless.
Hardened ana tempered hair-sprlngs,
nov, universally admitted by Walchmakcrs
=, ba IN. h,.t are used n sli grades OF
Wslthrw Matches.
S0 Wslrl,,,, Wstshe, have dust-prJof
-. ,'r,,,..t;,,s, ~, movement from dust.
,.S .i-se,;,,,. tl,. n,ee.sitv ofthe frelucnt
.'iS,,,;c,, IL, r,...,,.ssr,, is other Watches.
Our now .pasent stcm-wiuder, or keyless
,.,eh Vu, !. i,'g Irrsl ,'lI decided success. ana
treat , eat im@rayen,cnt \, . on any stem-w;nding
watch in the American market, and 'y , FAR
tue cheapest Na'SH 81 oi ~ ,' r., ,r,i.,,,s
of the United States where waiehmakers
DO not abound, watches with the ae"Fe
mentioned improve nenis "hieR teRa ll,.. ~
ensure accuracy , e,s"n,.,g,i ,r, ipvsIp- AIN 9i~
ana eo''N vii's..,s H. ysrin,,s styles
nv ''aN'.t4"' ' r-p-,.-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

Fash Garden. Flower. Fruit Herb, Tree
.. Shr,,h ana Evergreen Seeds, prepaid
~ msa with directions for culture,
T'-.ns~.fve different packets ~ either
elsss for n 90 The six classes SAW
soon lhs. Hvergreen and Tree Seeds
Annle Pear. Cherry. Nc, /; Grass Seeds
Raat Cshhaxe, Carrot, Onion, squash,
T,rn,n and an Vegetable and Flower
SEEDS in small or large qaantines also
Sail Frnits. Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs, Rsscs,
ynrhepas. Ne. by mail, prepaid, New
GalSen Banded japan Lily, tse friced
descriptive Catalogue seat u any plsih wv
address. gratis, Agents wanted. he,e-
ale Lis, 10 Agents, Clubs and the Araoe-
Seeds on commission u.
R.N. WATSON, Old Colony Nersef'SS
and Seed Warehease, Plymouth Lssso- 40
lisaed in lSf2 h''S''''''
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
Death Of Gen. Jas. Potter.

Gen. james Potter, Of Lewistown, ma
tive Of Centre county. and well known to
our people here, died at Harrisburg. on
last Friday morning, 10th. The Patriot
says:
He had not been in very good health for
the previous day or two seemed quite low
spirited and depressed. remarking TO
friend only day before his death that he
was not feeling at all well, but could not
tell what was the matter. About half-past
nine o'clock Thur day evening Gen james
Burns, his lifelong friend and companion.
called TO see him, and upon sending a SER
want to his room he was found upon the
hoor in commissions and unconscious, in
which state he remained until his death,
which occurred at eleven o'eloek. The
best medical attendance was promptly
summoned, and Drs. Rutherford and
Crawford were unremitting in their en-
deavors to alleviate his condition. but the
bolt had fallen too surely, and in a few
hours aficr the fatal attack the vital spark
was extinct Only that morning the wri-
ter whose sad duty it is to chronicle his
death in the prime Of life and Usefulness
conversed with him, and we seem TO still
hear his cheerful greeting and kind words
But the lips that rarely gave utterance 10
aHght but kindly wishes, and the great,
genial loving heart are cold stark in that
long drean,less sleep that only the arch
angels trump can waken.
General Potter belonged 10 historic
family-one Of the oldest and at one time
the wealthiest in the state. His grand
father General James Potter, was major
general in the Revolution, and for several
years an officer on the staff Of Washington.
He possessed the entire confidence OF his
commander-i in chief, and at the close the
revolutionary struggle was sent at the head
of detachment Of troops into central
Pennsylvania to oyerawe the Indians and
protl ct the settlers. Potter fort. in Pcnns
valley, Centre county, was built and forti-
fed BY this expedition, and at the termin-
atian Of the Indian troubles the eommnn.
der was so charmed with the natural beau
ties and advantages Of that region that he
took up his permanent residence near the
site of the "Old Fort, and here the subject
of this sketch was born. AT an early age
he embarked in business and for several
years was successful as an iron nanufac-
turer as we'll as in other manufacturing
and commercial enterprises. But reyerses
swsgt away his large fortune, and at the
time of his death he was comparatively
poor. Perhaps no man in the common
wealth has larger circle Of acqus intances
or more universally esteemed by his
friends. Warm-hearted, generous and
true, the possessor of cool. clear, intellect
ual organization, he was valued friend
and trusted consellor, and to those who
knew him best his loss cannot easily be
supplied. He was brother-in law of ]
Y. 'Criswel. esq, Of this city, and was con-
necLed by marriage with many OF the fam.
lies of the state. His remains will be fax.
EN- to his home in MVeytown TODAY. A,
the time of his death General Potter wa,
oRas in the atty.soursh year Of hia sgs.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice j.
"A hereby given that partial account Of
4. VI. Hall, assignee Of Jacob i. Shope. has
been hled in the Court nf Common Pleas
Of fCentrc county. 10 April term A. ID. 1871,
and unless objections are iiled on or before
the first day of said term. il will be confirm
ed by the court. JNO. MORAN,
mari7.St Profh.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

Our young friend. Jasp. Wolf
writes us from Ninton. Iowa, that they
can beat Centre county for large hogs.
He saws that George Haines. formerly
Aaronsburg. now of Vinton, killed a
hog weighing 9S9l pounds. and that
Naholeu Neiman, formerly Of Rabers
hurg. killed hog short time ago,
vh,.,-h dressed SIS lbs.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS Man
rbe circulation Of the REPoErEE, on
this side ofthe county, is now greater
than that Of any two papers IN tue
county. hence business men who wish
- reach the Pennsvalley trade, viii
advance their own interests, by advell
tising ia the REPORTER. Our sHoser'r, ,
tion list i open to the inspection Of alf
who wish 70 advertise.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
AprlI Court-Grand Jurors,

IAVlor-N NJ 10y
Rellefante- Tho, Gordon, IL Z heriin,
Pouer-6co liag,er, IL Roycs, Peter hre-
ON, Keller.
Rush-R Il Molten.
Hnston-T Parsons, j j Tho apsoh,
Rurnside-GeO Zimmerman,
Philipshurg Perks, u Parker,
Boggs-M Fetzer, ] W HolL
Harris-lno Shonchcrgcr.
Uni0nyille-B + Feathers.
Fergusoa-J f Kreps, T He
Miles-n Shafer,
Snowshoe-E lde.
Penn-M GephArt.
Walker-Jno Emrick, VIM Goders-
T,arrrsr-ar,l MoHday. IItA, -iprd
Rush-H Rikard, mo Harter
Bellefante-JnO Mitchell, A Ogden w
Howard tp.-D W shank
Potter-A NCoy G Hotter, Vim Love,
ID Fisher.
Halfneon-J II Ebbs, T Gray.
Niles Nathan, JAS Mallory, ] F
Watt, VIM Zeigler,
Benner-E Banny.
Penn-S Otto. ID A Mu,ser.
Walker Gobble, Jno Miller J ;
Swartz, d Book.
Gregg-Jno Golden
AtAesonf% Jas a "'N"f - '~ae'-
foot
Haines-L c Stove.
Taylor-Jacob Snyder.
Phinpsburg-E Hunter.
Fergnson-D & Meek.
Harris-Ino Homan, " W Leach
Boggs-N Goldman,
Howard hcr0 Joseph Roger.
Union tp.-B Y Brisbiu.
T'rarcrse- 4th M0afry, 24th iprd.
Walker-T Walker, 2 Gephart
Penn--Jno Harter, J II Reitsnyder, JAG
Eisenhuth.
Harris-Williams jr. j G Irwin, II Ii
Michsels, J u Hartswick.
Bcllefonte-R Hepburn ; Devr Il
Barrcr. : Harper. DZ Kline.
Ferguson-W + Burchdeld, : NJ Will
liams, ) Glasgow.
SRowsh0e-Jno Gunsalis.
Tavlor-J Shsror.
Potter-H X Smith. Jno Slack
Miles-Adam Shafer, joel Rcyer Jno
Wolf
Grcgg-Danicl Runkle
Curtin-Jas Hunter
Boggs-W Curtin, JnO Hays
Spring-D Shragn. II Dandis, J n Tate.
Benner-Joseph Mitchell, NJ Fisher JAS
Knox.
Marion-Jno Wilson
WORTH w Simpson, T Weston.
Huston-H Hsr;sack
Howard tp-Wm Montgomery, j Z
Smith.
HalfinoouJ Thompson, J II Lever
Rush-H Matley
Pa;t0n-G W r GRAY.
Union-G Alexander, Jno Alexander, ID
Campbell
Burnside-R Mulholland.
Trarerss-9nd Monday, lpra Tsrm bciag
lst Nay.
SSr3>g-H Milbcr, Noah Musser, II Poor
man, laseph Comfy J B Alexander.
B0ggs-Mich Heaton Frank Nj Coy.
Bellefonte-J Gcphart
Pottery: w Woods.
Rush-G Goldman. II p Wilson
Ha-ris-A Hartswick, : WaSson
Penn-E Kramer, II III Wciser- Il q
Deininger.
Miles-H Wolf. Jno Huber. Jno Wolf
Gregg-Geo Norman.
Unionville-B Rick.
Haines-Geo Rupp.
Potter-Jacob Wagner, ii Meyer, Il
Porter.
Union-P NJ Bush.
Snowshoe-D ID III YeaCcr.
Ferguson-H J Gates, Z kickline,
Benner-B r Hunter, NJ Grove, W Fox
Huston w Richards.
Patton-J Waddle.
Walker-Jno Garner.
Liberty Benz Ligget
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17
uENRYT. uRLMBoLD' SlMPRoyED
ROSE WASH

.uENRYT. uRLMBoLD' SlMPRoYED
ROSE WASH
cannot tc surpassed a. face wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
every species uf caianeoas affection. ii
speedily eraaicaios pimplcs. spots, scorhn.
Tie dryness. indura.iUus of the cutaneous
membrane. etc, dispels rcdness aud incipi-
rni inflammation. hives, rash, moth patches,
dryncss ofscalp or skin, frost bites, aud all
purposes ial which salvcs or ointments are
used restores the skin Ia a state OF purity
sud soi,ncss, aud ins0rcs continued heal
thy action 60 the tissue Of it. vessels, or
which depends The agreeable cloarncss and
viNaclty Uf complexion SO much Soughtand
admired But however valuable MS a rome
ty for existing defects az the skin, III. r.
n0lmhOld's Rose Mash has long sustained
its Principe claim io umhounded patron
age by possessing qualities which render
it a toilrd appendage Of the most superia.
ike rnd cougcnial character, c, mbinine
ln an elegant formula those preminenl
requisites, safety and etlicacy-thc inyaria-
: le enccompnnimenfs Of It's usc-as pre-.
stryative and rcfreshoi Of the complexion,
Ii ts nu excellent lotion for diseases Of q
syphili,ic nature. aud as an injection foi
diseases ofthe urinary organs, arising from
habits ni dissipation. used in connection
Nith the Extracts Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and
Caiawba Grape Pills. in such diseases a.
re- commended, cannot be surpassed. Irice
one dollar per bottle,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-17

GatpEN FOUNTAIN reN.-Soniethng
,ev and novel. Be sure and read the ad-
yertisemeat in our paper, headed creal,
esl Invention ef the Age, We eeheNS
The Golden Fountain Ten Is onSaFpSsseN'
a .,>,3 nan il a necessity TO every man,
vSoraan ana child. Agents, here a
Shsnrs IN make money in Introducing a
good and salcAble article, Jan - y
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Being prepared expressly Tor the above
compliments, iis blooa-pnrifgiug proper
les are greater than any other preparation
~ farsspariiia. II gives the complexion a
clear healthy color and restores the patient
20 "a state II health and purity. For puri-
tying fhe blood, removing all chronic con-
stitnilonRi diseases arising from the nm ina
Do aud ensctual known remedy for the
cure ef pains and swelling OF the bones
alterations ~ the threat and legs. bloichee.
pimpics on flle face eFssipelas and ali
scaly crupiloHs ~ the skin. and boauiify-
ing complexion Price 81, 90 per bottle.
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CnACH MANuEACI0RY.

ii IAItDM An fIilLLiISt
A y tllsmaButaetnFlng esiabhshment al
N ieag,itnNn, un The LeMHtuWt
and Bellrtonte Turnpike. has now on hant
"a fine stock ~ Carragts bugeies, suikiuf
and Spring Wagons. which he now offcr
Tor sale ar superior ia quality and styles Il
any manufactured in tho country. Ihe3
are made Of the yery best seasoned stock bA
Grst eia,s practical workmen, and finished
ln "a slyle that challenges comparison viii
any work ouE 81 or in the Eastern eitief
and eaa be sold az lower prices than thost
manufactured in large towns and cities,
amidst high rents aud ruln0us prices of liY-
ing being mast0r of his Ogn situation,
anxious b. excel in his arilslieal profession
and free from ANY annoyAnces IN hi- husl-
ness he has time and ability e. devote hls
entire attention O. his profession aud hii
customers. rendering satisfaction alike to
an patrons, operatives, his country, anc
himself
Call aud examine his stock aud learn hlt
prices. and you cannot fail 10 be satisfied.
X + L 4 | X / y @
ofall kinds done neatly, promptly ma
reasonably.
Yeagertown. Jnne ~. 1868 -lY