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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
IOWA COUNTY and CITY EONL'S OF tho
I,ror- OLD ISSUES
HOWARD DARLINGTON
No ia 3. Pourth-s: Phlsdc'nhis Pr>'n.
> 80. !. IN RAlLe Sll BONDS (S ny W.
a.e ln ErooLlh Applg 70 CHARLES w HAsSLER, walt
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAID GRA.EI.l! DONlS
ST.J1SEPH AND DELIVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These raj from the unicri nd through tho
principal banks and bankers o. the Uuel States
They have thirty (3p year, run bearing Eight Per Cent c)
Interest the 18Th days August and February ia each
The Principal onl Interest payable Golt Tie Principal New
York. uiercs. NesYosk Lolln and PankfrOaMn free Of
They Coupon Boas but be registered converted into Regis
~ Bonds AID receivable at and eccrle Interest IN payment for
Compa1v ni Sales The payment Of the principal anl Interest
secured BY ouy mortgage the CompHys Lands granted
by TAI ol States 1866 lying the line Of this rO and amount
Ing OO acres the railway Of the Western Division extending
from Ssrye Kansas junction With Union Pacific Road at Fort
Keney distance Of 10 miles together with The Equipments sppor-
tanning Franoss Rights Of Way and Per soua property.
Toe mortgage made the Farmers Loau aud Trust Company Of
Eev-York. Traseel
The BnhrI are amply rro.c-, BY or ho Mortgage
Which Ur0J sale Of tho COmpluys lands at less than four
a dollars per release Of the lien Of this Mortgage upon
ny portion so until the parchise money paid to the Trustees who
are authorized tppT the to the payment o. these Bonds either
by purchase the Sinking Fund for their redemption at maturity
This will aa oagsh the debt AMI leave the railway and equip
en free security tie payment Of these Bonds therefore
beyond Oh contingency
The location ofths line Of joseph and Denver City Railroad
Is commanding from the fact that 1t practical extern
oa westwary Of s Joseph tie Laud Grant
road after Central TIE St. Joh ont Denver City R-
r,-I terminus Gt Joseph by Railway lines coming
Hannibal ST. Louis Chcago. ni local roads oouveng at
S. joseph Its bEnes, therefore scruL Its connection with the
Union Pas opens the through middle route the continent,
and + q national ooalce This rece the fact that the
e and gm which have received during the few DAYS
the Bond. hav aprng these Securities nce the
quick response 81 the American peopcn support % internal improve
merits while a hey mahe rood avc,lueHt
Prce f,r the present % accrued interest cure1cy
Ccas maps pamphlets docuns-, &c. furnished upon 'pp.ei
ton.
IN exchange
We have been crest ezpars the examination Of this property and
Tho bors morglge satisfied tie Investments In this Loan
only SAFE bu: profitable We base calculations on The fact
that the First Company the Eastern Division
successfully y Grm Oh have advanced to l and ae
lkH them 49, nearly ten cent adTan'e
Uaicr al circumstances INTERESTINGLY recommend them
TAEGEgE31s e. Co.,
Dan2-eT5,
To. II VynHlEls&REsTE1'T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day. Penn
gyvania G sold al 107 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
p; Reading Railroad J7g, and Pennsylvania Railroad
tii Gold closed al 1ll5
Judge B'o9cet Of the United states Circuit Court Of
Chicago n the case Of the consolidation Of - national
banks against the Collector OF that city has decided that
Gle shares the national banks cannot be assessed at
higher valuation than the par value therof and that The
lax is IN the nature of ROYALTY upon the deuOmnational
value OF each respca lively. II snare couG
'e assessed 81 any other value, that would
tlyOlye cWtailmeut OF the actual properly OF
ae Dank, and deduction thcrelIoh OF 50
fuch thereof as was invested IN United states
bonds. This the Supreme Court OF the United states has
NCgQod cannot be done FOR the reason hdt the tax uOn
Share was intended 10 be upon the new use 10 Mich
the capita III put his bonds by embarking them In Ma
l0nal banks. Considered therefore, in tins HS lLe
"a could he levied only upon the nominal value OF each
snare whether the share actual" worth more Orlss
providing taxation Of bank shares was wholly VOID
tecduse is 10 contra entJn OF tie State constr uOh,
q provides FOR taxing shareholders IN the Cstlct
NAtfe t-c bank j. situated, instead OF III tho district
~ be exercised upon persons or properties within the
tIi,liCi Tbe stock cannot be taxed on account OF
- locality. ANY tax imposed upon IL must necessarily
~ confined 20 tho person OF the SO far as the Jaw
Ct June 7, directs The assessment Of shares owned by
teeQcAls Oi city who reside outside OF the county,
cry town. or district where tie bank Is located IL II III
toicl WITH the constitutional provisions and therefore
NOiui ana being void and imperative 10 THIS extent
j. also 20 as TO the OwICTs Of shares residing III the
tae place where the bank is located because the rule
cHpihy would be violated IN taxing them ana not the
oAel tAtle being no valid laT IN force IN tbs state by
NAA ssJcs OF stock and National banks belonging 10
teeOthls OF the state De taxed Shares owned by
mIesdents cannot be faxed because such regulation
ouI1 DC IN conflict with the provisions OF the Federal
V9ltuon, providing that the citizens Of each STATE
slal Dc entitled 10 ali the privileges aud immuntiCs of
0i"Ieis Or the respective States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
Eegal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COCNTGl,.@oAllIRs-
5 IiItR CHILD act EDVARD a. BATES. Ei IA $40 MIX
Ann ROSS. JAMES l. BisH0P Receiver Anon Ao' hosss
uurbrey Elnuni Wool Joseph b. B1em9n JON i hiimgp'
benjamin barker -n Of The children Of Abraham baISe1 ds
r,el. Cdsre, Ncnfls BENJAMIN Barker George W Meal Afi
Wpn.el and Edwin Beers-Ansniei Sumorsor eh"Llo ne
ys named hereby sgmoned az fequeJ % az
ger the complaint this Of which copy nefw sered
,ou Won ami copy 70 TIE tl clinl 90
liz bycr IT bis Number 81 Plest 10 tie CIV Of Ne~-
uys OF tie day AMI al aIsAef te -~s
5rsnt within Aforesaid Oh pIti IN tAs ac,Oa va appy
4, ne Court tor toe demanded tie comran-Ut June y
l81l 1hO H. 1hAHNiso, Ita.h'.I s' "a.
Cierk Of kLgs County AyTl p. l8.lDaed June = lf.
GLO. II. GRANSIsS. Piainta Attorney.
DICHARD TERHUNE ct als.-N: Y; Su-
IL PREME COURT CliENING COtNIi.-EDWARD ~ si"hi
Pantf ssfiast MCARD lERiINE JULIA T. ILEIS, s ss
III. ELMER : BRETT HELEN G. BRETT ~ vie Toe ,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, ELLIOT CoSDI ' T 49," w. a,
~ L. BARNES Dei,udaut< Salm0uA-tgF reet 10 te
PENDANTS them log are leIc5y s1aoIea sal ts .i
ar.Wer the complaint this action Of Which LeN1 80
upop Won and COPY 90 She sil So
tLor oics, No. 20 N,ssau-l 10 NJ a.
Yort within twenty tn hooi exclusive ~, So
sueb service you 't 10 sHswer tie sld comp ,.i-f
ssor.ssd She pgtinF This MI eopg o. ths ,EgoY
demanded tie complaint hAAioHp pe,,T, Al FleyN
Dated March 81, l3't -, al hi tle Office o. Tire
Tine elsp Ant in scicn tay hS -, g Enir,
G. IL NJ Cieuuag County Coat loasr IN - P,AOY
tie OF Jaiy, lSL I,,.s-. 10 NA..5rst, y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

Na.rrit Eng. Io-C..i,l 60; N ii s. u'r'r1N- ~
Tt.I. A.g II--tl. .l-ie.'s u ''.u -. .'s
A..l.sA ~. IaI5ol -. A-- g. .ci s..a.. 81 bales re-
csat.. - bales. 49,, 600
r.,u.E tlg. IJ-C9- -r.. ari lower, ''l. r, -.
Ssy,yy,H A1r l0-C1tol dul and nominal; Low tiiin-s
l6 ,ge. net receipts GJ bales ss - hae O-k. 1925 n
WulNdrO. Aus. -Lo..u 4lIe.i AI4u-s' lJc so,A, so
C-ycr.A7 Aug lnCotor dull ard lover: N'ii1r, Eac
Noay trg IlCotol OIL .Ei i, hItr , tl! net
COWS En- Bale; erporscols.e, 81 yai ses - blsi stoaA
5giI bales 1900.
o. l. -- as feI.s: sale. go Ifles EccE. i A'les
Gvr.roS Au Cotton dull Good OInlT, loo ne: receipts,
so bale; st,cs, 10 ann at
,a- 2, bsjos. eros % bs-; sses 80 ba; sic- Lbs bales
EEgOgLlAsE Aux lO-CoJl lu tGi nominal; Low Hi g.
ZEE net receipts Il L; o DO B exports 20 Delt D-A
2tl2 bales: s,es 100 bales; s.o-k. al. b''c%
Cgtutrfl. Aug lg-Ct;'el IHli AITgs BE- net rhce t.
- i.; e.IJs Co.'S size ~ bales s - blsi styc- Jlyi
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RECEIpTS OH PRnnrCr

Per Nora hirer Its rts
Arc a17 ,rss Io' Asic. -k-s Bt.rar . bale, Cotton &c
b> C59rer 40 bD Eg. u5 bis Iiou 81 81 hust Whe5t
iush. Corr % go Hush bags Graz Sod 100
Beans 100 bls Par J ~ Corn Mal 20 bugs Com Neal bales
Hop Hides t52 M leather geo tb spirits Ten r1tinc bis
Crude Turpene lbs 26pkg Cot Meat. a. pIzs Crease
Lard pkg Sear la pgs Batter 10 osc. Cheese
81 ibis Tpv t5i bush Peanuts G bids Tobacco bozcs
Tobacco, % b.ls WHISKY 1jo bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
BANKrNG-HousE or HENRY CIEws & Co.,

IT,.
Letters Of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issued through Mcsns. CLOVIS, Hab.tlt ~
Co.. London, and their correspondents, available
throughout the world.
Biils Of Exchange or tie Imperial Bank ct Lon
don. National Bank g Scotland, Provincial BANK ol
Ireland. and all their branches.
Drafts and Telewaphc Transfers on Europe S3h
Francisco. the West Indies, and al parts OF INC
United STATES
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Cuia, subject 10 check at sight: per cent interest
allowed on all daily balances Certificates Of D1po.5'
isucd Notes. Dlaft5, and Coupons coilef .an-
vauccs made on approved collatcrdls, ana against
merchandise consigned So our care. o..
Orders executed Tor Investment Securiues ana
Railroad Iron.
SAINT LOUIS CITY 6 PER Gent GOLD RENEWAL
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer SldOOo
above bonds. being the whole issue also North Mis-
sour First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH "
COTIING, II BrOad-st.
PUYr,DrrpIrrA md RE,n1NG RAILROAD Co.'S
MORTGAGE lGoLDl Is
For Sale by
DaLXEL, MORGAN & Co,
SO EXcAaAso-i Leo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

STATE bonds were strong on Tannessees Int dull ard
Taady on tie remainder Of the list The above named
tera higher especially the new issues which per
rent 4, 7es South Carolinas new, January and July,
were steady a. C5si. The following were the bids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
nldyb!: aro Slate Glnnic!s.

KLABER Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
~, iLlsG WORKS 3i and as Bait b. hifcna-t Ae,oe Ina
ssntcs Tiug Marble Coasters, Monuments ana "'"'o
stone g id,.s thi't..y competition.
9 KLAPER & Co. OF TO 223 w. 5ls.-st,
- t,.s, Brl-ft.v tui Efh.haye N.tle aud Marble p.
t,.'rtIa sOsfa-N4a. al- LIADttO.L5, "e~ onsh"
q. '..- tlf.'r F." t1. 1F. -------
EJrEWAEIe SLATE MANlDLS: lrgest ga 1
= -.. II ID. ts. ID. fI..t H.r- - l.t new d-rN
sI.WAaI -. ~ o..l.,4,a. tst lap sHa ''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

IIIE fmsT MORTGAGE BoSDs or TIE NEW On
ALANs' MOBILE, AND Texas RAILRoAD Company,
e1i per cent currency. or per cent gold interest
nave % years to run are in the dcnomi l9t.on o.
WIZ or E1)o each; limited IN amount 20 -l-51J
Nei LILLE: AID are based UDoA The Louisiana Division
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
Aud he following for Clty Bank shares:


In railroad bonds the dealings were not especially
Srovant Central Pacfcs sold at %; Union Pacilclsts
$50: Chicago and NORTHWEST ISIS, 9i; COL Chic ana
INDIANA Central 1sts and Cedar Fails and Minnesota
It. ga The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
iJropo5A!o.
OFPCg OP LGHT-IloUsg ENCISEER. FIpTH lI,TRcr,l
EtLIISoRL, Aeri md Aug & ls'L J.

OFFCE OF LIGHT-IOUsg ENCSEER Firm lI.IR.crl
EtLTIs1RI. Asr,l M. Ahg. 3, 1871. J
TO IRON MANUFACTU RERS.-Proposals
( for tie METAL WORK OP sCLBWPiLE LIGHT
HOUSE 20 be ereccl The Thmte H0r eSe Bar at bs
entrance Roads Chesapeake Bay V-RnA-Se'led pro-
be ts oce until y occk % otgr ~ Ags "
ISL manufacturers only. for furnishing he Metal on ~ 80
Kind. for the construct OF ScrrVP ' ns
Thm5le the T. HAMPTON Roads CteaIte b firas
With the and dtTlg TIE same - Dc ne
lvere eyene Of The contractor The Government bari
Iort-e Monroe, N!r-lr.l. .,.,--.-
the lamps and furniture belonging thereto. and e etS ho'
be- included Co. the am0Cg Of tie bid.
Tie ia SHOULD stat, which The entire me,l work 'h'r.
On the trlgug. win be Iced fully ccei 90 iae vo,s'os 81,
tea taken down acceptance oni delivered ee i inG noaa
shall
unier forfeit ,Dec.Ecl u tie Form q 3D."
The right reject PROPOSE Tor reasons deense
bid be pue1 by Dol ssnel o. ns
br and two coreteni Certified 70 be sgcn b zone o1er
Known eisury Department. In tie sun 81 nv t's NJ lsI
in tie Of the acet1uce o. sah p I,
c,earg contract viii into within ve 90 ca s.er notos
ty the Clubhouse establishments tna He o IA>
been accepted. ,.---.. -. aa,
stoned nv two COMPETENT bonmeH for the - prorn'ne o. as
rect viii be re urei. copy the plans AID sletoat ~ must -
Inc With bid cyienc the cie' o. the PROOF
signed scaled ami ior5"' P0iolr or mo
Meta york The Ihbs NJ the entrance 70 hAiso-
then alJiSe
yeI,pe a1d Z. rected prepaid, 70 the UNDER curd.
fol be made an1 9ccepance
Plans specifications forms oslS may De ool rom &c
unleslensi arrcaion by mall nefon o. Once ~ oe
non bank YuliIg BStmorH. Maryland Pr III 70 hftNbN
Captain Easneers L. 5. A. Lghhoase Eusiee On D>res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER & Co.,
BANKLRS,

II WalI-st. NeW-Y0Ik,
1ay and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT 81 PER CENT GOLD BoNDs or
gHK N. JOsEPH AND DENvEE CITY RAILROAD Co.
interest payable August and February, III New
aoIE London, OF -on-the-3lain, free Of
~ Taxes TANNER & Co.. No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

IIUIs0il- N02. " TfII.
iSTs-The demrnl fr Pots he's been only limited ana pie
steady; quote 10 Pearls quiet AMI uacnsci We
C.a:- % Ggl'@9 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
miscellaneous

H. DELREz Antwerp ,,S5 RAN. Ssis, 51.sSs =.
IRON WO4k 81 s I'm sad stesl Vast Cuunsa fths' sS
Al Expartf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
Gaulnqs Banks

CLINTON SAVINGS BANK, "a Eighth-ave.
" Open aui Mondays, wednesday,,
ami Satra. rom 10 D. H. Deposits received from 10 upward
anu Interest allowed OF sy yer per annum.
ALFRED MOORE. President
NATHANIEL Fills, W. W. OWENS, Nlce-fIesder's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

ArUFyE fKAyl LIVE STOCK MA7EE r-'~G
f,-.1f U.ssru s'5et -rJia ~ mn, .p''''nf
BKyy CArrLg-Tae shipments these !sId' os Tue N'eA eLllg
NIrf-v Agy =. amount % Ii-p hefi.
Avetce vcrlt lot ~ heed, OF ~. ct,- MS.
slippel heal Nid hl1AD % 'A-iA 'O
TIL s-s "a f,- Ell ton and tfo'. r'..iu- 70, ~
sT,rx CAruE-Dcu6ud quite acugei ~ year o' - ~
tvovear o!ls 80 T!Ei Lleyear oils SIo'o +-o' " @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RrLEAIo LIvE - MAnEEr-Ard. lo.

BUTFATO LIVE sTO0A NNEt.I--AT0 N -
with ClJ' al1d. hut VS. on' ~ me
close Rece. ;s. $50 arr 80 l E'A s 10 Is ~ 5 "a
.ea, hing from IU Itl2 ~. a. sl 3i ~ lols 90 70
IS,i H. al -50 ~ 70; o. It'. n, J. f 70 c gen
steers I021 TO il-9 TO- OF =54&5 ~; - MS Gun. li'f
~ y, a. az. III ONO q.8 o. l4R n, OF - Dl -.
ss 1s l sg1ly Of good quality s'1- we're mae OF -
~, ztirg IRON Il 10 90 % It "a z5a -; lOl ono III d.
AZ Is: I78 Kel1csy, IS H. a. - 90 Oh hentcsy ll
Fl,L "a II HI M 81 20 Canada sheep ~ ?" lfI 10 ~
. ID ~ Csnsd. lambs y g. 81 - 20 -
I,,l ,teal, viii sales Of ~ head at ~ 80 O@
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17
Carbolic Tablets.
PreDared by DIR. WELLS,

The mOst important discovery Of the age
/. this wonderful Healing and Clennsing
agent for all diseases or weakness OF the
Respiratory organs, Sore Throat, Sudden
Cold. Horseness, CatArrh. Asthma, Dryness
Of the Throat Or Windpipe, diseases Of the
Lungs and for all irritation oftbe mucous
membrane.
All vocalists and public spesker. who
sneak and sing without effort, use these Tab
lets, their effect in clearing the voice !, sim
ply astonishing As can be shown by num-
erous certificates.
DIR. Wells Carbolic Tablets
act directly on the mucuous membrane and
should be promptly and freely taken in all
exposure or violent change Of weather, Rs
they eauallze the Circulation Of the Blood
and Thus ward of all tendency to colds and
Lung difficulty.
The proprietors would say, all first class
medicines have their limitations, snd they
would
CAUTION the pnblio against tlmposition BY
having other medicines thrust gpon then
IN place OF these admirable Tablets. JoHs
o. KELLOGG, "a Plat St N. Y. Sole Agen
Sold by Druggists. Price rs cents box
| ian27 sw
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17

The exhibition Of Mr. Adolph Mil
ler's German evening school. in the
townhali. at Millhsim. ON Saturday
evening. last, vas = perfect success, "a
q writer informs the REPORTER
Long before the appointed hour. the
people commenced To gather in from
all quarters. and for some time before
ths eKeereises commenced. the hall
vas filed 10 in utmost. The sxeor.
eisss consisted Of speeches. deelama>
tions, select reading. and eusays. Who'll.
ly il the German language. inter.
spersed With vocal and instrumental
music. The scholars as we'll a. the
teacher deserve praise for the merito'
rious entertainment. and as this wa
the first German exhibition held in
the county. yet the progress made by
the scholars in general. both 10 read.
ing and writing. has been very rapid
during the session.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17
Grover & Bakers

The following are selected from theus~
Ands o. testimonials OF similar character md
expressing the reasons for the prefereae&
fnF the GRovKR Al BAGER Mnchinss over
all others
sss Il like the Grover & b srr Ma
chine. i'm the GFFt place, because. III hmA
any other, shsald still want Groyer
Baker; and, having Grover A. Baker, D
answers the same purpose of NIL the reuL
II does greater variety of work and
easier 90 learn than any other Mrs. u.
e. Crofy denny June
sss Il have had several years expeas-
ence with u Grover Az Baker MmchimM
which has given me great satisfaction. u
think the Grover a. Baker Machine 10 more
easily managed. and iess liable To weG uma
Of order. / prefer the Grover 4 Baker,
decidedly. "-lMrs. DR. Waits, Nem
York
some two years; and from what know &
is workings. and from the testimony @
many of my friends who use the hmmc. 1
can hardly see how anything eouid be more
complete OF give better satisfaction. Mrs.
General Grant
ssa n believe Il 10 b. the best. all thinms
considered, of any that / have knosn. u
ia very simple aud easily learned tho Sous
ing from the ordinary spools Il q great n4-
vantage the stitch u entirely reliable : a.
does ornamental work beautifully; ; II IA n@t
liable 20 get out ~ order, Mn. A. ~.
Sp0ones, sc Bound Street, Brooklyn.
The Grover and Baker Sewing MachiRe
Company manufacture both Che Elas&e
Sgitch and Lock Stitch Machines. and pMbr
the public choice Of the best machines ~
both kinds, al theis. establishments in o.
the large cities. ard through agencies kn
nearly all towns throughout the country
Price Lists and samples of ecwing i'm hedh
stitches furnished on application 20 Gr0fer
& Baker = NJ. Co, Philadelphia. or % "
Y. Grccae PhillipsburT. For sale At @.
H. Williams Cos Furniture Store Bell
fonte
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17

The following II the full text Of the bill
relative 10 pensions, which passed tho Uni
ted States Senate on Monday
That the invalid pensions Of all officers
soldiers, marines and sailors Of the land
and naval forces. and Of the widows, chill
dren and depandsnt relatives Of any Of the
same, granted or hereafter 10 be granted
under the provisions of general law, and
Also the sSme pensions granted BY specia
law not in excess ofthe rate provided by
general Law for similar eases, be and the
same are hereby, Increased by the twenty
per eehtum thereof 10 commence OF
March 4. 1871 provided that said increase
shall cease and terminate ~ the expiration
Of ave years from sAid last mentioned date
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17

DRuxKs IN TowN.-A party Of
drunks happened into our town last
Saturday. evening. Their spiritual
manifestation" were Of a kind to af'
ford lots Of course amusement for oul
bows large and small, by their ridicu
lous behaviour. and disgracefnl antics
This crowd WAS sorry spectacle Of hu'
man deprayity. We hope, for then
own sakes, they will never again puI
themselves upon such an exhibition
and we trust the sight may have served
as q warningto others against the evI
effects of whiskey. and its certainty t'
lower its devotees below the vlies
of the brute creation.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17

p...A Carbon. Flower, Fruit Herb, Tree
4 shrub, and Evergreen esnS' .pl'I,p-s prISi-s"
1S r.fvs different packets ef either
A"V"'s II a, The six glasses SNol
saao,o Ms Evergreen and Tree SEEDS
.SSSN par. Chu<ry, SC. Grass Seeds :
nnpr'S' 'rsShare. Carrot, Onion, SOU 81,
Penn pSr, ma all Vegetable and Flower
So IN small ar large quantities also
Sv,slI Sill Frni,s stocks Ralhs, Shrues, RSse''
SsS'.,'ss S'iss' a. bv mail prepaid, New
eSJSSr BanlcA Japan Lily, zoe. Priced
1e,cripsive CstsloSoe sent 10 any pan an
sSSrsss. gratis Agents wanted. Mhe,o-
80 -, 20 Agents, Clubs and the Trade
Seeds on commission Nj,
r. VI. WATSON, Old Colony Norserie' ..S
and Seed Warehouse, flyHaoN'a; - s.s'So- 40
lishel In lS4s
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-17

On last Saturday evening party oi
youngsters" from BellefUnte. came
bursting into the REPoRTER Office
Joe Fury, the writing editor of the
WateLiaan, Supt. Magee, OAly Meek,
foreman in H'atcAh.GR Office. Co. Treas
urer Wolf. and teachers VIM. A. To-
bias and Drake. These fellows
started ont for fun and reaching this
place. mt once struck for our sanctutn,
into which they rushed boisterous and
gIeefus &C. Il Parcel of young 'uus just
let out O. school. Joe at once ump
cd % one-of the eases. picked up a
stick and set upa little story. where
by "hanes N tale and on our
reading il aloud the "baiA9ce' Of the
party we're struck with consterHaiIon.
fearful Joe's composition might get N
to the REPoRTER, and the party be
told on" Well, as we never like to
take an undue advantage Of "gresn
'uns," out for the first time. we
promised Joe's sample Of type picking
should not go in. Our new power
press next drew the attention of the
bows, who occupied one whole halt
hour in looking through it, over IT,
s~auDder it, in it, on it, at L, down IT,
around it, creeping undor and over
and in it, smelling it, feeling it, tasl'
- ing it. and wanting to Hiss it. which
we would not aifDw, as they chawed
terbaccer and had n bad breath
When the boys left our Office, ther,
~asn't drop Of whiskey to be found
En &, which. fs only accounted for from
1herc having been none when they en-
tered, bit we will not vouch tha
Spaagiers liquor casks did not expe
yiea ce . Eeceeding tide big as that 0
the bay of Fundy. aud If there wa.
sa, 'ebcdy else pust have caused Il fol
the IN, vi kept their beads level. w
ali sat a. >xn 10 one OF Spangler's goo'
-u,ne,. aboat the seventh hour. Be
sides the many nthsr good things o.
the table, there wee sausagers tbsrt
and o iimminy, how the serpentip
coils did disappear down foes throat
as the cry OF Hager's famishing dar
ing in the gifderness was for "watel
water," 50 rnDg up tie cries of Joe 70
f-s4usa ses, sausages." 70 which he wa
hsipel until. we became aonyIaoe
tt.at be would he an excellent institl
ton to send IN Cincinnati, or som
other hogoplis, for storing away porl
We next took the youngsters 10 o.
doinici aud fell THIN on "hard cider
TO their fill, which. though it did n
spiritualize them. and make the
dresm Of Iog-cabins and "Tippeca
roe and Tyler too" but some Of the
did complain or ''bellerake" about
am. o. the whole, the boys we're ",
behaved, and We we're glad 70 s
them. However, the fun only end
on the following Monday, mornir