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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Manager of the M
REAL ESTATE Distribution Nv MfMpHis FnRls7l


Tuesday, October the 3Ist
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Connty Court The above srecai Endorsements ad-
with tAe rrsss respetfaiy subaissed % our patrons
' PAssMoRE a RuFFEN.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

THE New Jersey Republicans have
nominated Cornelius Walsh for Governor.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29
Will All Those Who Suffer
CONSUMPTION
Or
COUGH,


Mt. vrRSoS. Ir1-. April n. lefl.
GENTLEAEN 81 heard one nf my customers speak ip
Hnesw hiwh terms nf Afena Lang BAaMam to-day that
thought would write you the substance uf hin state
ment He ~syA bis mot her who ia slxty years or
AEr. has srFFERKp with consumption for EEvI1lAI
YEARS and has been under the 81 al bet phys
eiana but never received any permanent benefit then
she rnctod 70 most evcry kind Of Couxh and Lung Bal
am het could he procnged for her, ept AZ . 10 avail
She 81 u grew worse uht she confined 20 her bed
Aud when she scinod with paroxysm OF conghinG
she would lose the power Of respiration and the7 were
canped 20 resort 70 various 70 restore breath-
ing and while she courhed hard ahe could not ex-
pectorAte anything and the family and fends had given
~ an hope, q her recovery her son esieed me advs
thay would procure and try h They eommeneed giving
her the Basam al elpck W. no, directed dose rv-
cry hour, until mdnwht thnn MmM took another pr nf
coughing. and exrUntusatnd mnmthtui Uf dMrk yellow
matter. which was mrutinW ahe hmh not umwn hble w
90 for some time They e9ntHHed w. give hnE he Bal-
until noruinm and then Me hmgAn 20 mHpectnrnte
freely. and within two hours ae had expeetprnAea three
plots Of mucous matter whah gave her mluedinfe ~
e and since that time hna rmnfluuma % iprpFe She
take considerHhio euf-tDrr exercise Har bought
mere Of the Balkam to-tHy and he Is recommending II
vefy highly to every cna..
Yours respectfully. -
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-09-29

We are snnuufacturinF resy sapesinF Pant a hall
the pres q ordnary rssrts IA ts toNn but b. the
z3diea - dyr paiuts ~ sAae AReier oy tasr IL
= rred ssafe ~ ~ sd s5ta ~ Tire E1iion n h
sasshe Car beasrs barn. frness FRIGHT era dsfots
fsslfsa stnnka sthckk mrlH fa1tA Ac We AlAo nara
isrtzre 1pr rriehrsted X IA DN ROOFING tcr
raFqrsnM AL drerf as - rass t1r FrtnH ilf.
pies. etc,, adde's re RraDr EooFzNo Co. No &c
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

DY r. COTTON, AuCTJONBER
ID Gentecl Household Furniture in Thythrd street, this
day (Frday) at 1913 O'clock 20 Eas, ThIryhird street,
Third avenue the entire Furniture Of the private DWELL
Ing comprising the usual assortment OF paror, Dining Room
and Bedroom and Basement goods in rosewood, black wal
nut and mahogany Furniture Ac &C. THIS being the
day OF the mouth the goods must be taken the day.
RANKRuPT SALE OF CLOTH GOODS ON MONDAY,
- April g. at 10 A. NJ. al tho Commercial Exchange, $50
o. CHARLES JONES' assignee o. Lons sshusler consisting
ogues are ready and The goods be saturday
o'clock %Se West Fortesh street. elegant Fixtures Of
vited j. J. ewARzKOPH, 2la Bowery,
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

RY JAMES NJ. MILLER, OFFICE 2s TINE STREET.
- Friday March 3 ~ O'Clock, at the Exchange Sales
room Ill Broadway, No 959 Second avenue between Fifth
eth and fftyhrst Streets the three story high stoop
ment brown stone front House, with all improve
nents and In complete order house 2xli; the
Mirrors Carpets Gas Fixtures &C. sold with the
Maps and particulars nj the once.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

LNOR SALE-ai6,G0 LOWEST PRICE. THE THREE
story high soop brown stone house No. 10 Eas, sev-
sntyei-tr street. Fourth houss perfect
aer, with fixtures completes sl2lJ mortgage.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION WILL EXPOSE
- for sale nt public auction the Eighth District Court
room, at II O'Clock this forenoon Gold Watch
X. L. BANKER, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

L1OR SALE-SPLENDID DOWN TOWN SAMPLE AND
H. Lunch Room. Broadway; for selling owner
has two places and viii sell either Inquire oi TKAvEH
ESLER, IS Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

UCTION-M. DAVIS, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL
this day at l0}e O'clock at Greenwich avenue LOT
OF Household Furniture and Carpets worthy the attention Of
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

TAMEs NJ FORD, AUCTIONEER-FORD CO. SELL
this day. at o O'clock At ss7 Bowery large quantity
ing OF Paror and Library Suits French Plate Mirrors
wood Etagees and Bookcacs Tapestry and other Carpets
stands marble top Tables Extension Tables Silver China
Books lot of Preserves Ocoth Bureaus Washstan Bed
seads &C. Housescepcrs dealers and others invited Lib
era advances made ccnsignmcnts Sales promptly set
ed
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
A UCTl0N-AT Il EAST TENTH STREET.
n between University place and Firth avenue,
this friday morning. at 10,s O'Clock precisely.
EDWIN NICHOLS. Auctionaer

AZ the elegant Household Furniture Of the large 1--WE
pets, rosewood pianofore rich Parior SUITS
satin brocate reps and harcoh Centre Pier Tables
Desk Pier and Oval Mirrors Paintings Bronzes, Clocks
Washsands Commodes Wardrobes Spring and Hair Mat
tresses Beds Bedding, Blankets Bolstrs Pillows Rockers
and Glass Ware; Cutlery, Halstand Stair Carpets Sale
positive N B.Reabe men In attendance to pack
goods
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A -THIRTY-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AMI
u. Skin avenues -four story brown House. 2lx55
and wei uged
V. X. STEVENSON SON, ii Pine greet.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

With frame House and Stable ll6h street, of Third
The location excellent. and the prof
bought low and II applied nmedately
: r. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.,
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

This Frfday) afternoon, at n O'Clock.
E. NICHOLS. Auctionecr, win sell so Brevoort place,
Tenth street block west Of Broadway House
hold Furniture magnificent Drawing Suts IN octave
round Panofore Mirrors Curtains Clocks Bronze
SOFAS Chsrs Lounges Bedseads, Bureaus. Washssands
Paror, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture &C. Sale pos.
Hive. commencing at IL O'Clock precisely
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

E'oR sALE-n0UsE 81 EAST BROADWAY, OR STORE
apply on the premises
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

G HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
~. Auction sale Of Imported and Domestic Liquors this
day FTiay March 81 at 0N O'Clock, l3 Bowery the Stock
of Wholesale Liquor Dealer viz :Of s8 barrels choice
Old Bourbon, Rye Scotch and Irish Whsseys casks "
Brandie 6in ~ casks Port and Sherry Wines Bran
lot OF other Wines and Liquors. lots to Also
lot OF Eird Cage Bottoms.
By order Of
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

EoR sALE-MILK ROUTE OF FIVE CANS. HORSE,
Wagon Store and Fixtures. good chance a young
Inquire At ll3 Lewis street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A ESTABLISHED ELEGANLY FITTED Up WELL
n soc ed desirable Sample Room and Liquor Store for
sale splendid ocaton general tbOr0ughtare Broad
way or will be rold at auction on Monday.
CAMPBELL 4 CO, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST
IL stores New YORK; dong $40 per day; also
Store In Srookyn.
sTRICKLANDs Druggists Agency 73 Cedar street:
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

street adjolning Fifth avenue, desirable brown stone
dwelling 26xJ0 zee; and extension; al improvement alsc
printed lis, OF sidc Houses.
V. X. STEVENSON son II Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

sa great sacriGccfour high stoop brown stone
fx6xl00 finished In hard wood location
Iftyh,rd street de Terms hall cash; be sold
Address ]. R., Station +.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

TOR SALE-A SET OF DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
Is compete also Lathe and an Archer Chair. Apply
3fS Third
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

DRrG sToRE-GooD TRADE AND EXCELLENT
~ location; will he sold at bargain Particulars ad-
dressing DRUGGIST, pox l07 Herald oace,
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

T7OR SALE-PRICE OF STOCK AND FITTINGS-WELI,
ftted up Gents Furnishing Goods Store leading ave-
nue.; doing profitable and increasing business
LLOYD & CO., 90 Broadway, first floor.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-IN
n the Thirteenth ward Wei fitted and doing good
business Apply for particulars to VILLA ABDOrr No.
8 City Hall place.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

HARLEx.-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
IL stoop basement and cellar brown stone House, all i'm
l0G foot Just rnshed; f bought I'm
inediately viii be sold much below its value.
COTTON LlNsCUrf, corner l!t.h sl. ana Third av.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

T)Y J. W. CAMPBELL, Jr. AUCTIONEER.
- CAMPBELL CO. sell, In lots, this day, commencing
pominen. first class restaurant bar and dining saloon,
No Wall street. Broadway, viz Magnificent six pull
silver plated English Ae Pump but little used costly Bar
Counter: complete and Oyster do superor new psches
Furniture fine Ps'en. Boiler silver plated Cigar Case Enc
French plate Mirror walnut Extension and Round Tables
Plated Ware Cutlery Liquor Stock, assorted Chairs Clock
fine Refrigerator 100 yards Ocloth Kitchen
Bar Furniture Bottles, Glasses Dem johns Crock kerry, GLASS
ware, Re-; buyers dealers specially nvtcd. Goods imme
distely removed.
CAMPBELL 4 CO., Auctioneers, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

E'IkE-pROOF SAFE FOR SALE-FIvE FEET HIGH,
feet wide; Herring makcr in good order also
several Once Desks. Tables, &c.
CHAS. A. STEVENS. 100 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A UCTIoN SALE OF SALOON F1xTUBEs-BY COLE
"A MURPHY-WM. COLE, Auctioneer.-At Atlantic
Hail. Myrtle opposite Myrtle Park, Brook.
yn E. D. on Friday March 81 at II O'Clock Silver mount.
Glassware, &c ' '
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE sEASON-IN THE
Il village OF Milford Pike county. Pa nine large rooms,
wei furnished with best of well house.
Pike county. Pa
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

T OTIS TO LET-IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. CORNER OF
IL Van Brunt and Rapeyea streets admirably situated
coal yard and for manufacturing purposes Apply to WN
s. LEDYARp, 81 Beekman street, corner Gold.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE, BETWEEN
w Sixth and scsenh from Twenty to Tnr
teth streets Address BUSINESS box li5 Herald Uptown
Branch Office, 1916 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A FIRST CLASS AND WELL ESTABLISHED CON
"A feconery neatly fitted up fine stock machinery to
manufacturing; splendid locstion doing good business
lease and cheap rent, a bargain.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

A BARGAIN.-Sl2,5 800 WORTH $1,000; CHEAPEST
House offered; three story high stoop painted IN OIL
third avenue street first class TO the river against
encnents. THOS. J. pUAKIN 554 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR To RENT.

ENGLEwOOD AND PALISADEs-CuOIcF PROPER.
~ ties for sale rent. Furnished Houses for
CHARLES u. KELLOGG, ll6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

LIACKENSACK AND vICINITY.-FoR SALE, EN-.
Il il change O Cottagcs
Z. NJ MASON, No. / Centre street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

ITOR SALE-SECOND HAND SHOWCASES, COUN-
ters Tables Desks Olce Railngs Panels, Drug Draw
ers Signs Sash. Doors, Stoves Shelving, Apply 52i
Hudson and No. y vestrv streets.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

ITO BUILDERS-A EUMBER OF THE CHOICEST
6u:disg Lots In Elizabeth. Newark boulevard. at
junction with Broad street. will be sold low responsible
builders; cash wanted * improved.
EDGAR TUCKER No. 9 Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CONNECTICUT SHORE OR NARRAGANsETT Bay
~ Wanted, small Country Seat, 70 less;
well built water front Indispensable terms cash. Address
B. W. box ls0 Herald Uptown Branch oec, stating price
and location.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

40 EnO THREE STORY MODERN HIGH sTooP
3lC.OUU. Ohio sandstone Dwelling ts West fifteth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues 2x55 lot 100 fec,
pQsseeelyp; Colombia leasehod.
Y. X. sTEyENsoN 4 son. II PiEe i;ssei
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

E,oR sALE--AN OLD ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE ON
Third avenue, New York city. For terms apply to
JAMES CHAMBERS & CO.. "a Warren street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

EoR sALF-THE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 2eo
story frame contains finished In the best
and heater: stable, 2oxS, all in good
Possession April ]. Price xl2G00 Apply 10 B. f. CRANE
Se4 Broad street, Newark, ~ j.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

ITO LET-ON STATEN ISLAND, FURNISHED A
beautiful private Residence Glove 81
walk from West New Brighton ferry; barn. chicken house,
garden, grove lawns, houses croquet ground:
kinds Strawberries
capital order photograph OF house Inquire
Of Mr. WHITE, IA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
DRUG STORES FOR SALE-APPLY TO GEORGE
~ HARRIS Druggists Labeller 223 Greenwich street.

L1OR SALEM BROOKLYN, AN ENGLISH SHA DES
in splendid locality, doing first class business salts
factory for selling viii be given. Address CASINO
Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

INoR SALE OR TO LE1-AT RkvENSWOOD L. J.,
the Residence lately occupied by G. s. Debos sdjoin-
Ing the residence OF the late J. H. Williams Apply at IS
Mercer street, corner of Grand, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

E,OR SALE OR TO LET-Ar FREMONT. COSEY
II House, rooms; garden Handsomely laid out; fruit,
flowers; price very minutes tie cars. Inquire
of NJ. COkKLIN, ls Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

LIOR sALR-A GOOD SEWING MACHINE. CHEAP
Call, from Till O'Clock 275 Eighth avenue near
Twenty-third street, ars floor, back
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

DLAINFIELD. N. ITO RENT AND LEASE, THREE
Cottages from 800 10 500 two Houses, nine
stable &c, 1900 per year, House and acres.
sot0 per year. two Houses stables three $s-o
House. II all modern improvements,
all situated from minutes walk from depot
and IN coed ucishoorhoods Inquire of GEORGE A.
MARCH, opposite depot, Psineii A. D. MELLICK Jr,
4 10 Pine sireed York -
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

DOR SALE-A MODERN, LONG ARMED GROVER 4
Baker machine in first rate order Inquire $50 Sixth
avenue, in store.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

4 GROCERY STORE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
~ cheap for cashtiood given for selling Apply
at 45S West Thirty street, near Tenth avenue.
JOHN BERGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
- All Hands R.Ollnd ~

Engros>ed by the large apples aud the
golden fruit generally of the past week, we
have fallen in arrears to sundry contempo-
raricS whose pardon we gracefully crave.
We are gricved at the threatening aspect
of some of our relations, and proceed at
once, il possible, TO dispcl the clouds and
restore concord:
First, then, comes our fancitul and scn>i-
tive friend of The Norfolk FttysAian, who
brings grave charges, based on allegations
of which this writer is profoundly ignO-
rant. Upon his assertion it appears that
the local department theSe local depart
ments give world OF trouble-and yet
they are Indispensable, as a great many
very troublesome things are,) Of his paper
has been wronscd by the Dispatch, which
charged that the local department aforesaid
was given to the appropriation OF others
goods, SO that it was impossible to tell
what was original in it and what was not.
The FtrgiWan contesses that temporarily the
charge was just, but AYERS that Immediately
upon its appearance that paper stated
that this was owing to the absence OF the
Getty editor - and 1t further alleges that
the Dispatch never noticed its explanation.
Now, then, in reply, we have to say that
the gentleman who made the charge is one
of the most rigidly just of men, and is in.
capable of deliberately doing wrong to
any one. The circumstances as they oc.
CURED VIC know nothing Of. But the
hntt h,,r1
dental.
Yet, we state the explanation of our con.
temporary very readily, aud assure him
that there is no unkind feeling here tor him.
and could be here no intention TO do him s
wrong. The Dispatch being fair to all, Ger.
tainly is incapable Of wrongins friend
The phrenologi>ts say this writer has the
faculty OF Hope more powerfully developed
than any man living. How can We, there
fore, be anything less than an inseparable
and devoted friend Of HOPE? 1t is there.
fore grievouS to see him with folded arms
proclaiming his utter Indifference to the
pounding we are getting from the lively,
sharp, pithy, pointed, pungent, and incl
sive critic OF the Petersburg Iader. "Uh
HOPE, why hast thou deserted III? Indeed
may we say "HoPE for season fed" But
you'll come back, won't you?
Next, dear slashing Lader, you have but
tered us and shattered lis variously. The
types have suffered awfully for their vaga-
ries at your hands-so have the parts of
speech and their order in tue Dispatch ut
your mcrclcss criticism. But, dear Iadex,
why should you add TO your summary
judgment and penalties the charge that We
were out Of temperl This is "tolerable,
and not TO be borne" On, no; come An
ruoNY and young OcrAyIus, come
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12

-, - ,ho tota, abstinence man" nc
800 ,e.rly woman than the ieH,aie
- mD ,s,x, g themselves" He is the irlend OF
tho negro, for he says: ell am ho' suS'
toincd in more cabins by the prayers OF the
oo,ored men than any other commander IN
Tho army, ] will never appear in pubiic
oca;pv "Yet the saddcst part" oil all
this, says the Tribune. ais the people see
General BUTLER behind oil these PROBES
sions." " Friendship TO the colorcd man Is
aood reply to all the charges of the Gene
raps enemies" which point the tribune IL
lustrates thus:
"Uerc's yer nice roast chick'n," cried an
aged colored man, AZ the ears stopPeu d. =
Virginia railway station, tAshland; IL
i" Ilere'l ycr roast chick'n, n tatcrs, III
nice and hot" holding his plate aloiC anu
walking the platform. 4. Where uau 10Y
get that chicken, Uncle ," asks l,aS,seha S,j
Uncle looks nj the intruder Siiali'H, "n XIV,
then turns away, cryihG. III ,ot
no l.u ,p O." in de house for dat" Where
did Won Get that chick'n:" repeats the in
Gnjsitiye passenger. Look-a-yer," says
Uncle, speaking privately, 4" is YOU from de
Norf?, Yes" sis you friend OF de
cmlIud MANI" 81 hope L am" " Den
don't YOU nebbcr ask me whar got da t
chick'u. Here's yer nice roast chick IL oil
hot
Finally, concludes the Tribune II INC
] people of Massachusetts, don't take hlm' II
will be their fault d; butt 1t suggests
" cold weather is approaching, and IL thcy
" do take him, they should reflect how IL
CIVIL be possible to enjoy real thanks
6 GIVING and not kill of their turkey goo-
"blcrs."
If BUTLER survives this, he is "iln''''r-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
DIED.

.oar,oo, the 10th inst, at the resi-,
On sunnay hnshanda Geo. n. Bakey: Sr;, ~ -
o Hi Mrp. ANN ELIZABETH bhAhh - -
the Slsn YEA 40, ua the dead who die In the Lord
ar enne nag viii take place rom Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church Iee,yim noTRNING.
bery's) at IL o'clock THIS iuesb h amIIy are re-
Friends and acquaintance Oh LUG i"'
'r Iynch55urg vIrginian and st. Louis tsi0'' pA'
pers please copy. o IN
On Saturday, 9th instsnt, a. ms n. g. DICK
IHsON In the sixlY-trird year OF his nsssnectfuIy
His friends and acqIaintan1ceesso m his late resl-
d tnn,.T THIS MuREING at II O'CLOCK
In tn. p ci ~. o PETER BLUEMEL1SCA' 's''
"a Years months and days; SAINT. 10th. y
The funeral took place on suh"A'' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
Tho New York Financial ROW.

1,bis MINER has expressed its opInlof
TINT according 10 the showing OF one size,
there has been large amount OF inc pun
liz money of the city of New York mlsap'
nropratcd 10y the official authorities OF llla'
city, and there has been as yet no saIislae'
tory exclamation of it by the other size
The Republican party has not failed 10
make the most of this. We suspect ti'a'
they are delighted at this event, ana are
happy that possibly some millions oil pup
lie money arc unaccountcd for. They are
heartily obliged to those who nave misuseu
| 1t. ..,,
That this matter may he employed with
thc Greatest effect upon the STATE ciecl'ohs
in New York, the Republicans will not iail
to RIM il in the public ear without ceSsa-
ton. Not that they IRE more honest than
those accused, but their guilt is not III
question Just now. Rather we Shou'o say
their corruptionS are iucc>Sant, ana no"
.,ca,lily through the country like the
streams that irrigatc the land, and the peo'
ME being used to them, feel no surprise al
bchoIdinc them every day still winding
their way towards the great sea OF general
corruption. To what extent the eltort 10
hold party responsible for the act or
few men will be successful remains 10 DE
seen. One thing is very clear, however.
that transfer of funds from one sue &c
the other will afford no great relief TO TAX
payers. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
obituary..

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The Christian Examiner will please copy 'he
above obituary.