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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

GLEN House, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
This fayote will be open for the reception Of visitors
MOSDAY 49, under the last The
business will be conducted under the old style off, 81 THOMPSON Co.
WHEN yOu are depressed by the g&unt, sickly
feeling dsorere system which needs be eane and stimulated
into healthy action take dose two Of AYERS Ps and how
quick you be restored for shilling
Willard Harvey, dealerin imported
and domestic Papers Tsnes Threads and Coriage FROM 300 Broadway
10 AZ PSnkhnst, Nev-iork.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
a designs reliable Watches choice Jewely and S7eF"a at
"MAGA LovERs!n All the July Magazines
at suTroSs BoLECrc observation-disclosures 9 Bast Seventeenth
USE PRATT's ASTRAL on and feel secure
from danger. No explosion is possible.
TURKISH BATHS, 10 Laight-st., closed for
repairs VIII open June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
THE 2:23 RACE.

This was for purse Of $4,000 for horses that had
beaten 23 $500 the first $500 TO the second, and 500
90 the third horse There only four horses entered
which placed in the following order: Rhode Island
inside HOtspur second Elmo third and Henry outside.
first HedHenry the fayOrite selling 500 20 800
for the field Rhode Island led al the quarter made in
d. seconds Henry being a good second, HOtspur third
and Elmo trailing. In getting 10 the half Henry trotted
npleDddy. aud first they passed the half In I'LL
On the back stretch Elmo passed HOtspur After that
Rhode Island acted badly and passed successfully
by Elmo and HOtspgT At the threequarter post Henry
had commanding Lead which he kept 10 the score,
winning the heat Ia 228
Second Hedt-Henry took the lead at the start and
Kept 70 the score winning the heat easily in 224t.
third He0t-HeEry led from the start TO the score,
winning the heat and Time, 1924.
hANRAGAssErr June E.TTO.tng-For Of 200
for bores bed beaten RIB 100
teetd and &zO the d horse best three i've In harness mile
lesiS
n Boden, Hew-YOrk euiers b. Henry. .............1
Bod DO5le. Ees-YOrk. HOpuT.
o. a. HcEoE, Ees- York. enters a Elmo
George g. fhayer, Providence, enters Dr. Rhode islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

TURKISH BATHS, 10 Laightst., closed for
repairs. VIII open June 49,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
From Washingtes.

Washington March Ia The senate ha,
passed the bill giving 20 honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors, who enlisted
between May 3 aud July p. 1861, Si0C
bounty, each.
The New Hampshire Election wa,
brought before the house to-day by Mr.
Eldridge, who desired TO now whether Il
Was in order to Offer bill to suppress ku
klux organizations in that state The spea
ker decided that il was, amid much laugh,
tier
In the senate Mr. Trumbull was success
fal In getting third reading OF the bill
repeating the duty on coal and salt, and
I then having them placed on the calendar
without reference 10 any committee. Thi
will enable him 10 call one or both gt ans
time FOR action
( The democratic members Of the house
/ in honor ofthe arrival Of three Democrat,
congrossmen from New Hampshire for III,
dFst time in aleen years, eontemplatehold
/ iHg grand reception jubilee
/ Filibusteriug began on the democrati,
side soon amer the meeting of the house
and the calling Of the roll was kept az
steadily on dilatory motions. The obiec
/ iofthese tactics was TO prevent Mr. Butlel
+ from submitting his ku klux bill, which
VAS agreed upon in the republican caucu
last night Next 70 the mo,ionsto adjourn
the regular order would beihecall ofs,aie
Tor bills and resolutions, when Mr.. Butle
would have an opportunity 20 offer his Bill
under the call Of Maine. through Judg,
Peters or Mr.. Hale.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

Have at least one book in your H.
brary in which all the good children
did not die. My early impression
from Sunday school books was that ro
ligion was very unhealthy. IL seemed
a terrible distcmper that killed every
boy and girl il touched. III found
myself some day better than common,
corrected the mistake for fear |
should die; although il was the gen
eral opinion that ! was not IN much
danger from over sanetity. But do
believe that children may havoreliglon
and yet live through il. a strong
mustard-plaster aud tcaspoonfGl Of
ipecac will do marvels, Timothy hv-
ed to grow up. aud we are eredibly in
formed that little Samuel woke, lu>
deed, the best boys ever saw occasion
ally upset things, and got bolsierons
and had the tidgets From Crumbs
Swept Up,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use ~ these watches Tor
the last dfleen years By Railway Condue-
tors, Engineers and Exprcssmeu, the most
exacting OF watch -wcarers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, steadiness, du-
rabilty and accuracy OF the NaHham
" atch. To satisN that class IN all 'he'c
respects is 10 decide the question as 20 the
real value of these time-keepers.
More than 10000 Of these watches are
now speaking tor themselves in the pocket.
Of the people proof and a guarantee oi
their superiority over all Others.
The superior organization and great
extent Of the Company Works at W alt
ham, enables themto 10 produce watches al =
price which renders competition tatils, and
those who buy any other watch merely
pay from . to 50 per cent more for their
watches than is necessary.
These pieces combine every improve
ment that long ex perieuee has proved ot
real practical use. Having bad the reia-
sal OF nearly every invention in waieh-ma-
king originating in this country or in Eu-
rope. only those were finally adopted which
severe testing BY the most skilfull artisans
in our works, and long usa on rhe part Of
the public demonstrated 90 be essential to
correct and enduring time-kecplng.
Among the many improvements We would
particulariZe:
The inventiol and use of a eentrc-pinion
ofpeculiar construction, 10 prevent damage
tothetraiu by the breagag ~ main-sprlngs,
is original with the American Watch Com
pany who, having had the refusal Of all
other coutriyances, adopted Fogg patent
pinion As being the best and iaulticss
Hardened and tempered hair-springs,
nov universally admitted by Matchmaker
10 be the best, are used IN al grades oi
Waltham Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proOi
caps. protecting the movement froin dust
aud lessening the necessity the frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches
Our new patent stem-wlndcg, or keyless
watch IS already decided success, and n
great improvement on any stem-w hiding
watch in the American market snd Icy far
the cheapest watch Of is quality now ohcr
cd 70 the public. To those living in portions
of the United States where watchmakcrs
DO not abound. watches with the above
mentioned improvements which tend 10
ensure accuracy, cleanliness, durability
and convenience. must prove invaluable
The trademarks Of the various styles
made BY the Company are g. followsi
American Watch Co, WAltham; Masr.
ANN, Watch Co, Wslsham, Mass.
American Watch Co, Crescent ST,
Waltham, Mass.
Appleton. Tracy * Co, waltham. Mass
American Watch Co, Adams ST.
Waltham Mass.
Waltham Watch Co, Walgham Mass.
=. ) Ragilcit, Waltham Mass
VIM. Elliery. Maitham, Mass
Home Watch Co, Boston, Mass,
Examine the spelling Of these names care
fully before buying Any variation even
of a single letter. indicates q counterfeit.
For sale by all leading jewellers. No
watches retalied by the Company.
An illustrated history Of matchmaking
containing much useful information to
watch-wcarcrs sent 20 any address on np-
plicatiOR.
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
General Agents for American Watch
Co, 1S2 Broadway, New York.
uar3 it
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

SAD AFFAfE-The body of Frank D..
Isett, was fourd yesterday morning ,Tues-
day. about I O'Clock, dead in his bed at
his boarding house, the residence OF Simon
Brotherline, in Hollidaysburg. Quite a
quantity of blood was discovered, and sup
position was that he had bled TO 70 death
from hemorrhage Of the lungs, but on
further examination small revolver was
discovered beneath the cover, and what
appears to be bullet-hole about the mid
die Of his forehead His death must have
been almost instantaneous Mr.. Isett re
turned from visit to Carlisle on Thurs
day, and has been sick and confined to his
room part OF Of the time since, and has
shown evident signs Of insanity. He was
\ young man greatly respected in this COM
munity, and was for number Of years a
member Of the firm Of McLanahan, Stone
& Isett. in the foundry and machine busi-
ness.-He was aged about 30 years, and
his parents reside At Spruce Greek, Hun
tindon county. His sad death casts a
gloom over the whole community.
ter.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
April Court-Grand Jurors.

TavlOr-W NJ Coy
Rcllcfonte- Tho. Gorden, Ii Q herlin.
Pot,cr-Gco Har;er, II Roger, Peter Bre-
on, ; Keller.
Rush-R h Molten.
Huston-T Parsons, i J Tho o0pson.
Burnside-Geo Zimmerman.
PhjlipsburE-Ja Perks, d Parker.
Boggs-M Fejzcr " Holt.
Uarris-Jno ShOnrberccr.
Unionville-B F Feathers.
Fcrguson--J F hrvps, I Hess.
Milrs-D Shafer.
SnowshOe-E lde
PENN GephRrt
Walker-JnO Emrick, VIM Rodcrs.
T'~arerss-Sri NoHGdy, I1th, Apr
Rush-H Rikard. Jno Harter.
Bellefonte-Jno Mitchell, \ Ogden W
II Humes.
Howard tp.-D W shank
Potter-A NCoy, G Hotfer, Wm Love,
d Fisher.
Halfmoon-J II Ebbs, T Gray.
Niles Nathan, JAS Mallory, +
Watt, VIM Zeigler,
Benner-E Banny,
Penn-S Otto, ID A Musser.
Walker Gobble, Jno Miller, )
Swartz. B Book
Gregg-Jno Golden
Mnesburg-Jas Z Weaver, J ) Proud
foot
Haines-L c Stover.
Taylor-Jae0b Snyder.
Philipsburg-E Hunter.
Ferguson-D G. Meek
Harris-Jno Homan, W w Leach.
Boggs-N ) Goldman.
Howard boro Joseph Royer.
Union tp-B V Brisbin.
Trarerse-4th Monday, 2ith Aprii.
Walker-T Walker. p Gephart
Penn-JnO Harter, ] ii Reifsnyder, JAG
Eisehhuth.
Williams jr. ] G Irwin, II II
Michaels, J b Harts9iek.
Bellefonte-R Hepburn. ) D0rr i
Barger, ) Harper, ID Z Kline
Ferguson-W Z Burchfeld, 5 NJ vii.
lams 5 Glasgow
SnOwshoe-Jno Gunsalis.
Taylor Sharor.
P0;ter-H r Smith, Jno Slack.
Miles-Adam Shafer, Joel Rcyer, Jno
Wolf
Gregg-Daniel Runklc.
Curtin-Jas Hunter.
BOggs-W Curtin, Jno Hays.
SpTing-D Shram, II Dandis, J X Tate.
Benner-Joseph Mitchell, NJ Fisher, JAS
Knox.
Marion-Jno Wilson.
WORTH W Simpson, 7 Weston.
HustOn-H Hartsack
Howard ip.-Wm Montgomery, j Z
Smith.
Holfmoon-J Thompsoa, J II Lever.
Rush-H Matley
Patton-G w + Gray.
Union-G Alexander, Jno Alexander, ID
Campbell.
Burnside-R Mulholland
T-grs-se-2nd Monday. Iprii Term beiag
Is My.
Spring-H MilbsT. Noah Musscr, II Poor
man. Joseph Comfy J Is Alexander.
Boggs-Mich Heaton. Frank VI Coy.
lIellcfonte-J L Gepha-i
Pottery: W Woods.
Rush-G Goldman, II X Wilson.
Ha-ris-A Hartswick, : Wasson.
Penn-E Kramer, II III Wciser. o
Deininger
Milos-H Wolf, Jno Huber. Jno Wolf.
GFegg-Gco X orman.
Unionvilla-B Rick.
Haines-Geo Rupp.
Potter-Jaeob Wagner II Meyer, r
Porter
Union-P VI Bush,
SuowshOe-D III leager
Fergason-H J Gates, 7 Kickline.
Benner-B Hunter, VI Grove, w Fox.
Huston w Richards
Pat;on-J Il Waddlc
Walker-jno Garner.
Liberty-B6nj Ligget.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
DEATHS.

On nl4lh inst. at Smithylllc, Ohio, Of lung
fever, Sarah Ellcn, daughter Of Daniel IL,
and nrueilla llar;rT Bgcd ear, MONTH
and 5 days,
Dear llulc Ellie. a shadow doep,.
Rest In the earth. where JOY has lied
Aud loving ewes can only weep,
For Ellie Is dead. dear klllo Is dead.
The small white hands are folded now,
And lonely rests once bright young heart
Aud pallia is her l,tgle brow,
For ElHc Is dead, dear Ellie Is dead. ;.
ON 9TH inst, in Gregg twp, Peter Wea-
yer, aged So years.
Hublerburg Pa Franklin /, son Of
David aud Catharino Noneada, aged ID
years. 10 days
On 2o,h inst. ia Potter twp. Mr John
Miller, aged TiYears.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

A BAUM, uHYNoLDH NEw MAnRLF
N. FRoNr, nIsnar It,, Bellcfunte.
WIN AN ID l. 10 10 Ra
The subscriber respectfully calls tho at
tention ofthe public 10 his egtabliahm. ni,
where ho i prepaIed 90 furnish all kinds Of
Foreign and Domestic Liguors' Wholesale
at the lowest cash prices, which are warran-
:ed 10 be the best qualities according 70
their respective prices. Ills stock consists
OF Rye, Monongahela, lrish and other
Whiskies. all kinds Of Brandiel Holland
Gin, Port, MADEIRA, Cherry, blackberry
aud other Minea-the best hrticlct--nt a.
reasonable rates a. can be had in the city,
Champagne, Cherry, Blackberry, GinReF
and CarFawAy lrandiesi Pure Jamaica and
New England Rum. Cordial o. all kinds
He would particularly inFite Farmers lie-
tel keepers and others % call and examine
his large supply, 70 judge for themselves
and be certain of procuring what they BUY
which can seldom be done when purohas-
ng in the city.
ss- Physioians are respectfully requested
give his liquors trial nplo
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

GRAPEs.-The grape is one ofthe incest
most profitable, and easiest fruits TO grow
that we have-they commence 10 bear 500
neT than any other.
Mr. G. VI. Keplar, Of Pine Grove Mills,
as We mentioned in the Reporter some
weeks ago, has every variety Of grape vines
suited 10 our climate, and offers them al
half the prices asked for by outside nur-
serymen, and warrants his vines to grow.
The facts are worthy attention. He offers
none but such a. are full and hardy, and
suited TO onrclimate. He recommends the
Concord above all Others for our county
as also the Hartford prolific, the Ivies seed
ing and the Iona. Mr.. keplarhaving had
many years experience in grape culture,
persons viii do well to favor him with their
rders.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
AND
PI e M G..

Tho undersigned would respectfully cal
the attention ofthe citizens afCcn;rc county
and Pcnnsvallcy In particular, TO the fac
That he Is manufacturing
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
RnALL H0TEL

u J0HN srAN0LER, Proprietor,
Stages arrive and depart daily, Tor hli
poinIs, north, south, cast and wcsi-
This fayorte Hotel has been Fehited and
furnished by is new proprietor and is nov
IN every respect one of the most pleasant
country Hotels Ia central fonnsy
The travelling community and drqs ers Nili
always hnd the best accommodating. Ter
sons from the city wishing % spend few
weeks during the summer ia the country,
will End Centre Hall one Of the most denn.
tlfal locations and the Centre Hall Hotel
an they could desire for comfort and con-
rnninnre nnlNEA. 10
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, IRE.
4 shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid
nv mail with directions for celt0ve,
Tcnnfv.6ya different packets of either
rlsss fSr 81 90 The six classes S6t0
N0O lhs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds
Annie. Pear, Cherry, Sc, Grass Seeds
Beet Cabbage. Carrot, Onion, e9uash,
Turnin. and all Vegetable and Flower
seeds. In small or large quanunesS a.so
small Fruits, stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs, Roses,
yrrhenas. sc by mail, prepaid, New
Golden Banded Japan LILY, 1sc. Priced
Descriptive Catalogue sen, - any PLAIN
address. gratis, Agents wanted. Whole
sale List to Agents, Clubs and the Trade,
Seeds on commission
RN WATSON. Ola Colony Nurseries
spa Seed WareheNsc, Plymouth, Estae-
lishea in ls4a luteo.am
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

and some are sprightly. Then come
inferences and applications. At sew
enty years we say, "Fifthly aud last.
ly." The doxology is sung. The
benediction is pronounced. The book
closed. 1t is getting cold, Frost on
the windOw.pane Audience gone, Shut
up the church. Sexton goes home with
the KEY on hiSshoulder From Cumhs
Swept Up.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

From letter received from DR.. Kreider
who lately moved from MiIlheim, we are
informed that be has located, at Benton,
Crawford county, Ohio, and has every
prospect Of getting into lucrative prac-
tice there. The people Of that section can
safely Datronizethe Doctor, Rs be is a regu-
lar, graduate of the University Of Penna..
and besides the valuable experience he has
had as a surgeon in the army, his expert
enee as physician, since that, placed him
in the front rank Of physicians here w here
his practice was large and successful, and
his removal much regretted
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

French journal, Ee Hare. attribute:
the mishaps and downfall of France tc
the vice ofdrunkenneSs, let US sup
press drunkenness says writer in
that paper, "by visiting with the most
severe penalties the drunkards aud
those who furnish them with liquor,
Let us take all possible means TO re-
press them, aud we shall see u notable
change in the tendencies ofthe day The
nation, now troubled and unhinged.
will be led back TO the habits of modes
ty, industry, order, morality, aud dis
cipline. lost by il amid the unwhole-
some fumes Of the tavernS. Let us
seek practical means 70 represS this
vice" Here is 4 chance now for some
Of our general reiormers who are out
of work. IL is true that all sumptuary
laws with regard to the use and sale o.
alcoholic liquors have hitherto been n
failure here, but then in France the
case might be different, and il might
be worth while for Massachusetts, 10
send mission thither by way Of test~
ing the matter.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

NoTE. Brick Pomeroy being anxious
10 advertise his Democrat in the best and
most generally read paper in central Penn
sylvania, and after making due effort TO
ascertain this fact. has selected the Repor-
ter as being the proper medium, and ac-
cordingly orders one full page advertise
ment- Brick having always been an
out and out democrat, We know our demo-
cratic readers will kindly allow the space
Brick" occupies on our 4ih page, when
tits conceded that the REPoRTER furnishes
more reading matter than any other eoun-
try paper printed.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
| u

Being prepared expressly fot The abovo
compliments, il blood d-plrie eYing proper
ties are greater than bny other preparation
Of snrsapAriiiA II gives the complexion 4
clear healthy c0ler and restores the pntiant
10 u state III health and purity, For puri-
fyinR the blood, removing All chrousr con.
Bile aud cfisetnnl known remedy f0F the
cure of pains and swelling 0f the bones,
nlecrationE pf tbs throat and legs, biofches.
pimple6 Ca the face eryEipelas aud 81
scaly eruptlons q the skin. and besulify-
ing complexion Prizes, 81 80 per bottle
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

Memphis, March Further reports OF
the dood state that entire pl ntaiions in the
lower portion Of this state are entirely coy
cred wiki water. The same pepert come,
lFom different portions ofAlabnma Amin
neHse croyasse is reported ia leyoes pro.
,ecliHg several oflhe wealihiess and largest
Gotten growing counties Ia north Mississip,
ii, covering plantations fur miles, destroy.
ing half ofthe gathered crops The dam
age 20 the plan,aiions and railroads cannot
be estimated A large number Of bridge.
on all the roads have been swept away,
TFestle works and embankmenis have been
washed and swept away on the NJ and c
railroad, Eear Lafayette, Tenn. The
track was submerged for distance Of TVS
miles
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
DUBLIC SALEl

The following real estate, situate near
Farmers Mills, IN Gregg twp, Centre CO.,
Pa. will be offered at public sale on
Saturday April 18th, 1871. 2i0 acres of
land under the higest state of cultivation,
and equal to the best of Pennsvalley far
ming lands. This land s all clear, with the
exception of about 10 or l5 acres which
consists of the choicest timber-land, there
are two orchards on the premises and also
a spring Of never failing limestone water
near the buildings. The improvements
consist of two-story dwelling house and
bank. barn, together with all other neces-
sary outbuildings. Especial attention is
called to the factthatthis farm is very suita
bic for dividing into two farms. Persons
wishing to purchase are invited to comeand
examine this property atany time previous
TO sale. Sale TO commence at O clock D..
m. when Terms will be made known by
JNO. RISHEL & VIM. HOMAN,
Executors.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
Ladies' Trusscs.

This invaluable article for females, is now
TO be had ai Hcrlachcr store, and no other
place in Centre county. Ladies remember
Hall n
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24


A r HIS manufacturing establishment ai
N leagertoWn, on the LeNistpWr
and Bellefonie Turnpike, has nov on hane
a fine stock 81 Carriages, Buggies, Sulklei
and Spring Wagons, which he now offer
for sale as superior in quality and styles tc
any manufactured Ia the country. They
are made Of the very best seasoned stock By
lrst class practical morkmen, and finished
ia a style that challenges comparison VIII
any work 0ut Of or N the Eastern cities
and can be sold M lower prices than those
manufactured ia large towns and cities,
amidst high rents and ruinous prices oi ilF-
ing. Being mastor 81 his own situation,
anxious % excel in HE artisilcal profession
and free from amy annoyances ia his bust
ness, he has time and ability 70 devote hli
entire attention Ia his profession and hls
customers, rendering satisfaction alike e
an patrons, operatives, his country, ahe
himself
Call and examine bis stock and learn hii
prices. aud you cahnot fail 20 be satisfied.
X + Z A / X n q
ofall kinds done neatly, promptly. tna
reasonably.
Yeagertown. June II. 1868 -lv.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

nR. 5. ). FICH'S Family Physician: !:
Dg0 pages sent by mail free. Teaches
now TO cure all diseases of the person /;
skin, hair, eyes, complexion. Write TO
ia Broadway, New York. mr3. At.
BLOOMINGTON ULL,) NURSERY.
18th Year. GOO Acres. - Greenhouses
Largest Assortment-all sizes. Best Stock
Low Pricesl Would YOU know What
When, How 10 Plant Fruit. Shade. Ever
green Trees Root Crafts. Seedlings, Usage
Plants, Apple Seed, Early Rose Potatoes.
Shrubs, Roses, Greenhouse and Garden
Plants, &c, &c Flower and Vegetable
Seeds Finest, Best Collcction-Sorts and
qualityl Send 10 cents for New, 1lustra
ted; Descriptive Catalogue-90 pages. Send
stamp. each, for Catalogues of Seeds, with
plai directions-6I pages Bedding and
Garden Plants-32 pages, and Wholesale
Price List-2i pages Address +. X
PHOENIX, Bloomington, Ill. mar3. Al
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
j. Il j. HARRIS.
No r BROCK ERupEF POW

BASKETS In all their varieties. children
I'D carriages willow ware, guns, pis-
tolls, powder, shot, caps, cartridges, &C, az
BURNSIDE A THOMAS
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

The spring term of Prof II Meyers
high-school, at Centre Hall, will com
mcnce April 10th. Students from
abroad invited.
CoURr.-Next term of our court
vii last three weeks commencing on
Monday April 18th.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

Helmbold sextraci hHchn Il Dinretir and
blood-purifying. and cures All diseases
arising from habits Of dissipation. and ex-
cesses snd impradences in life, impurities
OF the blood. etc, superseding copAiba IN
affections Tor which il Is used, and syphiii-
tic afecfions-in these diseases used IN con-
nection with Helmbolds s rose wash
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar % ladies, the
extract buchn il unrQnAlled BY any other
rcmndy-ns In chinrosis or retention. in
regularity, painfaiaesa nr suppression nf
customary eracuRti0ns, nlceTMto1 or hrhfr-
rus state ofthe uterus, irncorrhra or whites,
sicrility, aud for ail complaints incident 70
the sex. whether arising from indiscretion
or habits Of dissipation. Il Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent physicians
and midwives fer enfcebled and delicate
constitutions. ei both sexes and all ages
iai;cnded with any ofthc above diseases or
sympi0msA