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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

We publish with plessuFe the t'llo~lns
card From nr. II, r Helmbold, and trust
that hc may get on bis feet again soon
Nsw YoG&, sept ga, lSsl
~ tAs 4p,frisaA Press In vieW ot the
strong expressions ef sympathy have Zee
eeiyed from the press throughout an ser-
tions cl the country, Indicating d willing
ncss not only "a sustain me, bu, ten1rrmg
me tho most cordial assistance ln the iu-
ture. am induced 90 ISSUE this circular
to my newspaper ltieajs in answer 90 the
hundreds of communicative Wl.ea Au'
daily receiving from them
feel confident thag sitgo lbc itvs when
say that No busnrss man has over bern
the recipient of aora unanimous i',''-
utonial or confidence In his integrity than
that which has brcu rendered NEE hy those
wi.h whom have such extensive deai,ns'
amounting to ntiliion, durus the nine
teen years uf my bu,inrs- career,
The press Alane arc my creditors j
have mo- good, ia my es.ahiishment which
arr not paid for. aud every aotr aHd ev-
cry obligation has been met by me
with promptncss. notwithstanding Ihat
systematic attesnpl has hecn made within
last three months to prejudice my financial
probity and credit hy persons of nAl.eipu,
inelinations who hav, calculated rumeFs
which, ii they had been believed would
have been sufficient 10 impair ituU. "a ruin
the credit ot auy banking Institution Or
other business ot capital A more cain-
plete snd satisfactory rrAgta,i0u cotlld not
be given "a the slandcrous assaults lhNu thc
action of the press, which, wi,hou, eNcep
.ion, have their own molten and with che
mos, cordial manifc,,atiuus OF ympa.hy
extended my contract, o. s,lt nay own cou-
Venienee
desire 20 reassurs my friends ot lhu ga
,ellencc Of my health aud the buoyaacy oi
my spirits, and my caufidcacc--now that
have their ,upporl-that my succe-s IN
he future will exceed their most saasuinc
and tha, with the beginning
Il the coming year | VIII be able 20 prove
% the business men Of che csua;ry thai 'hc /
,ouutry that lhs grpe road O. sUccef' d by I
ibsral, judicious. and o0nLinalu aiYrggi,. /
ng. | may mention ia tins connection thHt |
nv bills for advertising che Ca,aWh4 Grape \
Pin during the last four months were $l.st- 4
90 and that this expenditure. although 10 4
present comparatively uapvolucgiyr hiss,
~ jud,slcrs publicity oflt, virtues ANA ,he
ihstpla ieu, q. consumer, /
insured Il ggeater success ia lhu ftuve
han conld have been obtained la ans a.h-
sr Way.
This communication il NOT intended 20
much publication as 10 afford me ;ar og- /
por,unuy ~ returning my thanks % the
,ress, snj replying ~ once ~ the th3a,and 4
warm and cordial letters / have reeeaily !
received from them Bur, ifi:s publication
,an be ma.ls psefOl Ia the Interests of my |
friends, b. proving t@ lla advertising com-
nunity the mutual gclalious ~ tiu.eress-.
which may exist between thcm-publi-hcr. I
sditor ana advertiser have no obs sc;jon
10 any r,ibhcity ~hieh Iup may -ce iil TO
give iL fcts 'FH'y
81 n HgtAfBpip. I
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
TURE'S
Hair Restorative

Contains ma LAC SULPHUR-Nu
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH.
AiGE NJ NITRATE OF >lI4-
NFR. .nd Is entirely free from The
Poisonous and Health. destroy my
Dng- used in other Hair Prepara-
tAhs.
Ttanspaie ent and clear as crystal, II will
not sail Ii . finest fabric. perfectly SAFE
CLEAN nnd EFFICIENT. .--lesidera-
ans I.taNG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT I.AsTl
II rnstarvs and prevents the Hair from
becoming Gray, impaFts a soft glossy APP
,paranee. removes Dandrutf, II refreshing
~ the head, checks the Hair from falling
"a. and restores il to a great extent when
nrematurely lost prevents Headaches,
cares all humors, cntane0us erupti0ns,
anJ unnatural heat. AS A DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR 1T Il THE BEST AR.
lTlCLEIN THE MARKET.
DIR q. SMITH, Patentee, Aver, Mass.
Prenared only by PROGTER BROTH
Frs. Gloucester, Mass. The genuine III
ami nm IN n panel bottle, made expressly
kr Ii with the name Of the a tiele blown
IN the glass. Ask your Druggist foE Ma
TURKS Ham NEsEoAAf I'VE, apd take no
other
EaASena two three cent stamps 70 Proc
ter Brothers for Treatise on the Human
Hair" The information u contains II
worth 500, co 10 any person. lsep. Nv
For aalo ut Centre Hall by VIM. Wolf
and Herlacher ~ Crenmiler,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

In the pathetic history nf Mr 90.
ur Wyoming. the drlct, rious effects 81
jnrvism un the family haze been
shown. Mn. Nix, ihen having divers
children nf lender year, al home, our
requiring susteuancs from hrr AMI all
attention. vas drawn upuu a jury.
For whole long summers day that
jury sat. With night ii s,.il mdcci-
ded AMI hy direction 81 the judge Was
put H. chnr.c OF hailiT, Hs j. cust,-
nary in exigcncies ut this hind Mr..
Nix fret suughf his wift'S rrturn L.
his abilaiion hy au argument ad
miseric0ruidH, bur the court refused "a
recognize in the juror the WIFI aud
mother; then Mr. Nix took legal STEPS
and sought by an injunction. ur ha
beas corpus. or ca, ~. lu obtain Mrs.
Nix, and again failed; thcH he feti-
toned the Judge 10 send the jury to his
house. which the judge refused; aud
finally. in an agony despair. Carried
his grievance bodily, ia the shape ut q
bowling infant, to the door OF the july-
room, beseeching that the innocent
might be let in. Once more justice
inierpnsed with rtmark thai the las
forbade strange pefs0n iu "a Jury-funm
aud babe was in the eye OF the law
uerson and on this fourth rebuff
Mr. Nix secured the services u'a good-
looking cook and committed into her
keeping the infant, the other children,
his house. aud himself Ii sarah Is
drawn on n jury whati. lett for Ahra-
ham but 10 put up with The hest that
Harar can do. Warmed hy ihe Nix
case, every wise mah in Wyoming has
a cumely handmade in reserve tu pre-.
side over his household WHEN the mis-
lrcss Of the household j. off administer.
ing the law;
To similar effect i the operation
Of another advanced iiea IN Texas.
By the laws of ;his State 'ai inhahi-
tanis between the ages Of six and q -h-
teen" must 20 to school ut least four
months in each year under penalty OF
| $50 aud costs To the parrht or guardian
thereof Now, ~ all jurists from jus
linian to Kent agree that woman M
hahiting u country Is an inhabiiant oi
that country, il follows that all women
eightean and under Ia Texas are sub.
jecttnthc scholastic requirement ab"v,
noted, and must q tn school ioui
months in the year. Taking il foi
granted that out Of the $40. 600 F,ulale'
in Texas there are, say, 10000 sncl
woman, and ihai one m three Of then
is married. iherr prr no less than 10,
900 families into which the edict abov,
referred to carries desolalion. despera
ton, tears, and finally Hagar rice "a
rah. absent as under compulsory edu
cation at school.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

Mr. Greeley fuipipAtes eight or ten
columns of the Tribune, Gni.e y re-
snectabia thpnderbot, against the
nresident's vigbthapd man in New
York. Collector TOI0 Murphy; lie
an,. |, u big type, and the uPshOt Of
|, PG,s |. !. in his own words, 'hs Vt. showing
thai Muryhy is "a man w."'uI nler.
camille honor, without the slightes.
shark of patriotism in days when eve
~ man of heart was devoted to the ser.
vice of his country solely intent, by
swipdline contracts and by the corrup-
,;on Of aayernment officers; on wiring
inc out Of the terrible necessities of
the @ suffering nation the disgreeefat for
,nna which be enjoys to-day" Thsre
!. .us, .rs ,affidavits and reports, and letters
and and records. in bewildering number
ali Going to show most Enthusiastically,
nnlsas M contradictod. that Hon. Tom
Mnrnhy. Grants friend and crony
and and appointee to the best Office in his
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

What band Of BOhemiaNS Found Of
Interest at General Grants Bueoiic
Misunderstanding The Dent Home
stead.
[From the IT Louis Timesi August l9thl
Yesterday afternoon Mrssrs. Ward
and Keeier, the special artist and cor
respondent of Every Saturday. under
the escort Of representative Of the
local pres. paid friendly visit TO
Glen Kenneth. ths GnnnIry residence
of William III. Benton, Esq, eight
miles out vn the Watson road. where
they we're entertained in the we'll
known hospitable style Of the merchant
prince. a sumptous dinner over, U
drive was taken 10 General Grants
farm. wnere Mr.. Ward skeiched the
old Dent homestead, as place of gene
ral and historical interest, after which
an inspection Of the Presidents stables
and herd was made. The Presidential
farm now comprises nearly eight hun
dred acres Of the very best land, yalu-
ed az an average Of $3.50 per acre.
General GraGt became The pOssessor
Of the main tract ip 1866. aud made
many valuable improvements. HIS
stables captain a dozen fine blooded
horses iaaIgd!aga y Hambletonian stall
| lion and colt by Bashaw. Flying Cloud
-ud Legal Tender, aIl in splenIjd con
dition. A large flock of seqthdoEn
sheep we're grazing near 'he house.
- herd. Of qolslein Devon. Ayr
Eh,,r and Alderney cows in the ad-
;aiuine pasture. The President in
I'D 70 mako this his home on his re-
:; t;re,,,cnt from Office, apd il having il
nut ia first class condition spd stocked
with the best and mort approved
grades.
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Greeley Heard FrOm-He UnbO-
SONS Himself TO the Wrong Man
The Result.

From the Milwauhie News, Sept. i6l
During the recent visit of Horace
Greely TO this city the venerable sage
was sitting on sofa, at the Newhall
House, conversing with "a friend, when
Colonel Sawyer came up and joined
them. Greely turned to speak to him,
and while he was thus engaged, his
former listener departed. Colonel W.
J, Kershaw, happening along just
then, dropped in the vacant seat.
Presently Horace, not peroeiving the
change in the occupancy of the adja.
cent seat. turned around aud resumed
the conversation. lie said, apparently
reSuming u conversation where he had
left II shortly before: 1T i the most
---disgraoeful administration that
ever was witnessed in civilized coun,
try. II has become intolerably cor.
rupt. There must be change or
there will be revolution. Why,
through his congressman aud office
holders, he j. trying TO control the pol
iticS of every state Ia the Union. as he
has yours here in Wisconsin,. and AS
you see he will, next week, IN New
jersey and Maryland. when Republi-
can conventions are tn meet there.
Your man Washhurn has been placed
IN the track through these detestahle
influences Here IL occurred 90 Col
unel kcrshaw that he was becoming
the recipient of confidence not mtend>
ed for him. and he stated to Mr., Gree
ley that probably his remarks we're IN
tended for another man, The philoso'
pher stared blankly over hi, spectaclcs
with an alr that Was childlike and
bland, uhilea look of astonishment and
disgust stole gradually over his placid
With most expressive
Cough !" he started from his seat aud
hetoUk himself to the Opposite side OF
the room in great hasts But he had
said his saw
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

PoTAToEs-Mr. VIM. EarhaR.
from near this place brought TO this
Office a specimeirof his success In pota-
to growing. consisting OF potato stock
7 feet in length. with five large potatoes
thereon and how mary more smaller
ones which he did not bring. we do not
know. ;,
Another curiosityin the potato line
~ro, .hown us few days ago. Mr.
Rohi, II I j rAronsbnrg found a stock in his
lot Moon the branches Of which. above
.aronnd bearing several dozen perfect
5atetaes. : like apples upon o tree, and
VARYING in size from a hickory-nut to
n walnut.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
DEATHS.

At Pine Grove, on Mh uW, sally.
daughter nf Reuben aud Margaret Ham.
mor, aged four years aud nineteen days,
At Pine Grove on 2lst ult Joseph, son
of William f. and Susan Burchhcld, aged
days,
Samuel Bike, at Aaruusburg, died az
NJ kce Falls, ahouttwu wo,ks ago Ills
age Waa about 90 year,
On 2Sth ult, in haincs twp. nf palsy,
Polly vita Of Isaac Rchm, aged 66 years,
2 months, aud li duys
ON sith ult, di Lock Haven, Andrew
Boil, fnrmrrly oy Aapnshnrg aged about
oh years,
up 2l,h alt, at AaronsburE. Oscar, sou
yf Noah l.etsrl agrd wears
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

A FREAK or NATURE.-Mr. John
Rishel. of Potter twp, has an apple
tree. which il making an attempt to
be odd from The rest OF It's species, as II
i now in full bloom. as though il had
awoke from q Wrip Van Winkle
Iream and taken this to be spring
:; % IfMr. Rishel's tyse IL as success
c"i s,I- !. making apples follow L. blossoms,
: -, IN y 'eserge gold medal, bat We
- .t;niI vi !. . !; destined TO be fool, d.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

GOOD ne have the agreeable COM
ssEunication 10 make to the people Of Cen
TIRE Hill and vicinity, that splendid stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods hss just been
~eeriyed ut the Centre Hill store which
a. Bow selling at remarkably low PRICES.
Per Ons SbS bought there are astonished
:. II. bargains offered, nothing like il ever
1 1. - i, Potter township, aud great rush
sbi,p.a- i "a resulted. Mr.. Lashell, the
'..,..s..,,anl s.l,1,i manager. j. determined TO
ss,ieasa ,,nd l. succeeding too. The stock
IN pfI.;j C;ncjs i full and eOmplets, and II our
yasders wish 40 buy and save money. let
Them haste 10 Certrs Hill.
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THE GREAT MAGICAL
HAIR FORCERl

viii force bcautiful set Of Whiskers ~
Mustaehe IN from two to three months. on
any persop over ~ years old II J. one oi
the bct preparations TO make the whisker.
grow, that ever WIS known, One bottle o'
Il 1. sufficient 10 produce very stronG
beard. Il does gGi l4 aqy way stlln e 9E r., m
Prien 35 cents ner bottle, on four fer 81
Sant nv NATL, pnst-paid. la any address, on
reeslnt of Prioa. Address, WM. q. WAC
NRR. Arcadsvllle, Adams CO., Pa.
sept29 ly.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

BIG.-we are under obligations 70 our
friend. Joseph Shirk, jr.. for % basket OF
the finest potatoes, RedariTeTs, we have AN
seen this coed while. We do not sum
GENTLY describe their size by calling them
big. but must call in the aid OF the adlec-
tive "whopper." why it f9lFty took m the
wind out Of Louis Gahagan 10 carry lnsss %
,,atafoas IN our stairs. We doubt whstheF
anY thing ut the fair viii beat Mr.. sbirE
pOtat0es
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

A. A KerIin left for 4obilA'd. 90
Tuesday morning To purch. 'se goods ,sI
for the store mt Sinking Creek n',is-
The business will be carried ON hv ms
father. After his return from the ei.Y
he intends going to Selinsgroye, as
we mentioned before. The citizeUs Of
the Loop and vicinity can rely on
cheap goods and fair dealing which
has always been their motto. ~
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
PRICES REDUCED.
atJ. WALrER's \ Sons Carr'Sge Masa' .s.'l
Eetorv. Milroy Pa. maN@ehl'

nj j. WALrgR's \ Sons CarF'SKe Mana' ~
factory, Milroy. Pa. "'SN'No''''
Il
rENAX NoTfCE,-ln accordance Win
An act of ASSEMBLY, notice = hvIVpy
-, ~ Ina citizens &c Potter from whom
s,,,ss f,r school purposes for the present
,.SSr ara ane. that 0n all such taxes
LII tSthe undersigned Treasurer, at his
rrrsi5enee on or before 18th Of November
next there viii be deduction et HNc per
rrnmm. ON All taxes paid within. enc
month aiNer said date no deduction Will be
,"s5e ana thar upon all school taxes re.
,Ssininr unpaid amer December 18th next
r. = Win he an addition of Eve per cen
tHih' FRED. kURT2,
AZ A., Treasurer.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

cotprN FOUNTAIN PGS.-Somesh'ng
oau ana novel. Be sure and read the sd-
vsrtisoment in eur paper, headed Sreat'
MI Invention az the Age" We believe
the Golden Fountain Ten = unsurpassed
4 ,.',.>3 Man i 4 necessity to every man,
y~,,nan ana child. Agents, here Is
Shn"'." S"'''"" A. male money In introducing
good and saleahlo article, jan - y
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
oteFery description MI reduce prices ns.u
being opened every day api0cS
w >. u. ErrELEs
Wv H0LESALE WINE a LIUuDE
- T A II A.

- ~ III T.
Bishop street, Bellefnige, Ia The Stone huis.
ding iurGnrlK occupied by the hey-
sione Bakery
Takes pleasure Ia informing the pablic thai
ha keeps constantly On hand a supply Il.
choice Foreign aud Domestie Liquors.
.dA Barrets, hegs aaa fs4bGs laarraAfsa
~ censaAa faf 4@zAfafg rsgrssxNfnR
The attepgion uf practiclng physicians /,
= allied ta his stock Of
PURE LIQUORS.
suitable f"f medical purposes. Bottles.
iags. aa4 astauuhEs constantly GA hand
.ie has the ONLY PURE NECTA I.
NlII>A \ ih i8WA.
All h4uers are warranted o. give SmtSs
faction Liquors viii BE- sold by the quart
aarnei. ur '3erce lie has a large lot III
BOTTLED LIQUORS
y the thest grades on hand
1onHaeuf that he eau please Customer
ae respectfully solicit. s shars. IT luhllr a.m
fFft + Z
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

TMTVNIANN AW N8NSRFRER ERR7' - 7FRNF
rbr circulation of the RRPoRTRR, on
this side ofthe county, IL now greater
than that of any two pap r. IN the
county. hence business men who wish
- reaeh the Pennsvalley trade, viii
advance their own interests, by advell
tisinc ia the REroRrER. Our suhserir,
tion list is open to the inspection of all
Who wish to advertise.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
LOCAL. ITEMS.

LOCAL NEWS. Our friends will oblige
"A. hv sending In any items Of local inter
80. including deaths. marriages, &c, a.
sueh are cagarly read by your fricads IN
thc west. many OF whom get the Reporter
We would esteem tia favor flour KIND pa.
trans would occasionally mails copy oi
The Reporter to relatives aud acqnaintah-
ces who formerly lived IN Centre county
- oa removed 10 other pats, which would
!; 5nne many 10 become subscribers,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

@ S%@ A4A s@ " @ A0&4O @G@&4G
The valuable farm of Peter Dursl, deed
lying O. Potter township. nn the rnad lead
ing from Olj Fort &" II ai.burg, will be
offered az Public Sale, on Iho promise,
Ou Thursday November Pad, 1871
"a iu.oio.k. ia the afternoon. Thi. farm
cunt ains
POO Acres OF Land
niofe sr les, Il which about ~ Acre, con-
,i,t of
Nsluablt cumberland.
tie balance &, highly improved and under
Do hest ,.Rt,4 ~ cultivation. and consists ~
the besg lifrt Stone laDd in thr valley.
which. tor heaul, II location and fertility.
rauual d. ,Ncrilri rs aay farm iH C-ulrv
cnuuly fbo improvement. consist ola
large two story Brick House.
"a Briek wa.h-hag,e sad .pring hou.s
Large Bank Barn,
sD.SN u.,', Waean,,hcl ~ either end. also
all utlar usre.sary uuibailiing.. The
premises --, ucll implied with
Never Failing Water.
conducted .s .h. barn nnd hau.c iu metal
pipes from ihe ,prinE clos" by. A'soR
isrge Orchard
with all kind. - chuicc iFuit
Thi, fsrm !, about One miis above old
Fort. and ha'fmiie from the iDcstian VI
,he proposed /. e. x ) G. Ek
Term, wiil be- rrs.unablr and made
known ng day uf sale For tithcF partiru-
lar. apply e. Ia.hug Potter 70 llarTi, tap.
or Juar ul-Aci ip Gregg twu.
AuSHp A FufIEK,
1uHA Alsllkl.
I.oPsp tAecHtof''
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

London, September IA dispatch
received here states that The first train
passed through the Mont Gents tunnel
successfully. this forenoon. Smoke
consuming engines are ased.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

VI oTs f6R GALE ut Centre Hall; :.
Ia win be sold, ut pe
Centre Hall, on Thursday November 2h"'
ls7l. ,
TWO VALUABLE LOTS
belonging 20 the estate ot Peter Dnrst'
dee H. containing about Al Acres, adJoln-
ing snd town, aud situate one Of them on
the Brushyalley road and the other ~ the
rear of same. -
TERMS win be made knoYn on day OF
sale. sale 20 GolgInenec W W q Sl2JAsb v
m JOSHUA P0TFEA,
JOHN RISHEL,
pst.2m. Executors,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

The following il the ticket put In nom.
uation by the radicals of this county;
.4sscnsbly-Robert M Farland.
TlreaSarcg'-Ge0. "A. Bayard
Associate JHdees-David vi. Wagner and
B. + Liggett.
Djssioaer-Andrew Swartz,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
rrnr,sr srANnlor For SALE.

HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE.
Ill The undersigned offers at private
"a sale a two story dwelling honse ana
ITM Lot. on ain street, Centre Hall'
,v;th stablennd all necessary out1uildtngs,
ND choice fruit on the premises. and WA
fer Ter in the yard. The house is as good a'
NV Kqr tgther RbrtseglsE+ eEGly ter
"rN' y. y. QSSAAN,.
,,auetf Centre Hall
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
c0ACd MANOFACTORY.

uAADMAA Pllll4LliA.
4 ! ~, Misunderstanding est4 4lff. Atssrnt =
u tea.rFfewa, cd ss.e L.rnist0wa
and Beilsssela Turnpike, haa nuw IN hnn.
q hae stloA ~ Carriages, R0axis+, Salkie.
aud Spring Wagons, which III now offer
aos sale a. superior la quality aud ssyirs I.
aag manufactured Ia the country. The
are uaA,.e Ut lhe very best seasoned stock n
sirsl class practical worknen. and fnlshna
Ln a style that challenges comparison writl
any Gerk cut ~ or In the Eastern elite.
and can be sold nj lower prices than thn..
manufactured in large towns arA ti.sss.
snidsi high rents and rais..a,s l.rtces III liy.
ing @selag raa.lcs ef hf& dGR situation.
ana tuAs 90 AAerl III hia arlissicai profession
and tree from Nay annayAncee I'm his hu.i-
meas. be hA. time and ability % devote MI
entire attention % his profession and hi.
customers. rendering satisfaction alike 4
all patrons, operatives, his country. anc
himself.
Call and examine his stock and learn MI,
prices. aud yuu cannot fail ia 10 sasasRed.
II + L 4 hlN G
ofAll klads done neatly, promptly. o.
rea sonabiy.
Yoagertown. June IL. 1858 -ly.
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more or less, about one hundred X seven
~ acres ~ eaid farm i the bet lime stone
land. ia a high state nfcultivatian, and The
balance :. the best ~ timb r, consisting OF
Onk. Chestnut &e. Sc, and well Supplied
wi d winter b. never failing running
stream. nlsoa acvorfuilinEw efcNeeileni
water.
The bnildiags on the farm are very an''
pie. consisting NJ large 2 story frame
dwelling n tenant house hrgo bank barn,
with ail necessary 0uthniIdings. such ~
wa,h.house with running waterin Il, wagon
house. .in0kc house. carriage house. hog
house, Ac, Bll in good order. Also an
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fruit. second io none ia thc state, c0u-i-t'
ing nf Apples. upars. peaches. pluni- cher
rit :. &c. The above farm affords an OPP
poriunity for valuable investment, and n
very desirablr home Ii i known ~ the
late residence of SMnncl SpHnglcr, deed.
TERMS. --One-third o. remain ia the
farm ~ u dover during the life Of the Wild
NV. Interest to be- paid annually, one-
third to be paid on confirmation of sale,
the balance ia one yeRr thereafter with IN
terr.t. To be secured by bond and mort
gage on the premises.
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EZl;A l.. SPANGLER.
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