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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Unprlncipled men are endehvorlng In
different parts OF the country, to palm
of upon the unwary an imitation Of DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, under q similar
sounding vet not identical name. Re
member the genuine is called "Dr. Sage's
Catarrh REMEDY and not "Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Cure, Sage's CatarTh Reliev-
err" or some other similar sounding
name. Also bear in mind that the Renu.
inc has the words "R. " Pierce. M. d.,
Sole Proprietor. Buffalo, N. Y" printed
upon the outside wrapper, and has DR..
Plerce's portrait. name and address on
the Government Revenue Stamp upon
IL, which In a posiiire guarantees qf ge'la-
iseneSs. IL is therefore an easy matter
TO distinguish the genuine from the spu.
rious 666
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

for the room they occupy, before the
time comes 10 cut every other one away.
We say the rows ton feet apart, bat every
fourth row should be twelve feet 10 af-
ford room TO get between the blocks with
q cart.
"plant rs early in October as possible,
but il can be continued until tho APP
proach Of frost To plant, q hole can be
dug in the enbhlc just large enough 30
hold the roots without cramping them,
We should tread in the soil. aud trim in
the head very severely. The next spring
we should just break the crust formed by
the winter rains about the tree, and then
leave everything TO grow As il might
The clover will he ready 30 cut m June
or July. The twelve feet rows may bc
done by machine, the rest by hand, Hay
enough win be made 10 pay for an the
labor for one year and little more.
After the hay has been hauled of, bring
back some rich earth OF any kind, and
spread about a quarter or half an inch
thick over the surface Of the ground dis
turbed in making the hole. This val
keep the grass from growing very strong
| Just over the roots. Keep on this way
annually, every two or three years giving
the whole surface Of the orchard u TOP
dressing, for the sake of the grass. and
twill be found 10 be the most profitable
way Of making the orchard ground pay
for itself, until the fruit crops come in
that one can adopt The trees also will
be models OF health and yigor, and when
they viii commence 30 bear, viii do 81
regularly and ahlndantly.
"The dwarf trees We would plant on
the same system, but six instead Of ter
feet apart. Few soils are 200 teei for fruit
trees. Only in wet soils plant oR the
surface, and throw up the earth over
them from between, no aS 30 make ditch
or farrow 20 carry away the surface
water. On the plan of annual surfacC
dressings which we have outlined, the
feeding roots viii thus always keep above
the level OF standing water and wher
they can do this, il viii not hurt the
trees. though the slp ro0&s are immersed
in water for half the year.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

THAT FOOLISH Doo.-In Toledo, Ohio
recently, the attention of lady was at
tracted TO a couple OF boys in the street
one of whom, seemingly addressing the
other, was expressing bis Indignation in
the most bitter terms. "Yon food, you,
he went on I; "you fool; I'm ashamed
OF you You're the very darndest fool
/ ever did see; confonnd you r. The
lady finally interposed to suggest the
unitness Of such language toward his
associate, when he replied. Why, I
wasn't talking to this boy was talking
to my dog here. Why, don't you be-
heve, ma'am, the fool barked at that
stone dog back there in that dooryard.
Why, darn him. / won't be followed by
o dog that don't know more tt1an that -
The lady gave up the Job and retired.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Arm N WATER. 1T il perfectly easy 10
remove from the water the air which II
contains-it is only necessary 10 lower
the tempernture, ss in the refrigerator
OF n distilling apparatus A decanter OF
cold water placed in warm apartment
soon covers itself with coating of va
por or dew. The same thing takes place
In Nature. When the temperature of a
body of AIR sinks in consequence Of the
disappearance of the sun below the hor-
iron, there arrives time when the ya-
por OF water condenseS in the form OF
extremely fine particles called mist.
Clouds are only mists floating at n con-
siderable height above the ground.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

An English convict at Chatham Yard
who onae hated to work for remunera-
ton, and therefore had been compelled
TO work without ii, recently determined
10 get ahead OF the demon OF labor once
and for all. So, while working near n
tramway, he deliberately placed his hand
under n passing wagon laden with bricks
and in an instant that hated hand was
severed from the arm.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
Avorurp HrRorNr ireland has

Another HEROINE. ireland has fur
nished % heroic companion of those
famous women, Grace Darling and Ida
Lewis, In the person of an unnamed lady,
who, seeing brig wrecked and helpless
in plain sight of the life-boats at Drog-
heda, mouth OF the Boyne, put off in q
small boat, and, st the risk OF her life,
rescued man left on the wave-washed
hulk. The world must have the name
Of this latest heroine 10 embalm in song
and story. And while We chant her
praises, let our contempt fall on the male
poltroons who refused TO go the rcscue
which tlfs woman dared 10 accomplish.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Most of the weddings this season are
to be quiet and in the house instead OF
church. No cards are to be sent out for
the ceremony, but cards announcing
reception days and boxes Of wedding
cake are sent round 10 the friends about
u week afterwards.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

CEAMFs and pains i'm the stomach. ARE
the result OF imperfect indigestion, and
may be Immediately relieved by dose OF
JoHssoN's Asopg&E LfsnTKT. A tea-
spoonful In little sweetened water I'm q
dose
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

JEANS-rE's HUcELEBERHY CAKE. 60.
Three eggs, one cup sugar, one cup but
ser, cup and one-half sweet milk, five
cups -four, two tesspoonfuls cream tartar,
one of sodo, rs many berries as you like.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough akin, ,pim-
plea, ingworn, aalt-rheuEn. and other
cntaneous affections, cured, and the mkin
made soft and smooth. by using che
JUNIPER Tar Soar, made by CASwKLLs
HAZARD A Co.. Aew York. It Am more
convenient and easily applied than other
remedies, avoiding the trouble OF the
greasy compounds now in nse.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

TAE New York Horid advocates free
trade, while nearly every good housewife
i'm tho country advocates the nse of j..
Monroe Tayior's Cream Yeast Baking
Powder
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

HEAyT oats are good foF horses none
viii deny that but oaia cant make a
horses coat look smooth and glDms
when he il out of condition. EMEhEDAM's y
CAVALRY CoNDFTTos PowDKI@ win dc
this when all else fails.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

DO NoT HoAMD y0mF earnings, but I'm
vest them HI tlFBs.clAm Hafiru0d Bonds,
paying yon good interest. Write 40
CmAma@ w. HAsaLEM, NO. 7 Wall street.
New York.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

10 RnRmrt BunuNF, pmhAiKhaT. New TuWh aAAy.
and tha Ledger VIII ha hana l0 you Ivy MkM fE#
uH@ year.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

When o man wants to speak ut O
public meeting in Prussia, he must first
obtain permission OF the authorities.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
Agricultural Wealth Of New York.

The following interesting comparative
table presents the agricultural statistics
of New York, as shown by the census OF
1870, compared with that OF 1850. Ii
contains many valuable and instructive
facts
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

JUDdE BEDFORD has nmnolnced his in
tention Of severely punishinR the emf
grant thieves who infsst New York city,
and one OF whom he sentenced 10 bard
labor Tor FIVE years
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

Not including cheese made in facto-
ries-only such as is made ON farms.
7 New inquiries, authorized by tho
revised Census iaw.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20
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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

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9giend ont that va. need treat him like
water.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

The Great National EafmaRrasea wseMlw. II the
STANDARD Authority on AwFtrmlamre. RRnrtlrml.
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fAfFy All over The Continent. II is Ably Edited.
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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

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Oct. \. fa5f. 40 1mn, z. 1878. - FIFTEFM mnMTMs
eBs Mes.i-@r 90; err twe enplaH an eREEerema pest
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iS giving TWENTY SEx NUMBERS FREE
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

For tho continuation of this story-tha hia.
tory Of the divcace suit its strange dovalop.
mants and result, see the New York LedRSa
dated October iAth, which is now ready and
for sale nc all the news depots. III yen are moi
convenient 10 o news othce, eend three dollars
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEn
NEw-YonK, Saturday, April IS. 1877

YORK. Saturday, Apri IS. 1871
The horse trade to-day was by no means as
active as during the preceding days of the week. but "a
the demands generally sackening Saturday, 1t did
not affect the strong feeling in tho market. and prices
remained firm.
Several fine troters have OF late arrived AZ John W;
Briggs stables In West Tventyfonth-st. Berlin Girl
Lady Ross are among thom both In fine health and
In condition.
tnc pair OF black coach horses, fG3 hands high. six
years old for sale at tho abOvementOnc stables.
The figures NJ ich the different classes OF horses
were held by the principal dealers in the Bulls Head
Market rs follows:
- D,sTp8on Pnos.
Nsa1sr Farm and Business Horses. from SIPS E20
csnslsn Horses (slnghl fom.............. 10 N 30
Car and Stsxe Horses 10 to l73
Prime Truck Horse, from. 2yg 70 40
Road UonE singe fro.a............ so 10 500
One Pair L.ght DnTing iloses not over l'I - -
hands high, from. .'''''''''''' - % ~
Oae Pair fne Cardagr Ho-ses on iVo 10 10"
one Pair OF superior Carriage Horses, OF great 90 a,o
s,Ye and besuiy. nom 49,. I. ~ "
Trotting marc MOe, by GINS vermont Ou' VI I'doA
Hawk mare, sold In ONO Tor S2,9,p ~, -. A., -.
The activity In tins carriage trade reporter ~ tno eioe
OF last week continued during tho one closlg tOuay
orders were coming In freely ana sales rom tno cpo.
torrs we're even somewhat in advance OF ut season
Dealers that have established houses IN inc Sou Az
d0ng fair business. but very few orders are feoco'
by the balance OF the trade. IT.. p-i,
FXports II carriages during the week az IOONs' D'
ISL West indies G. S, go; NcwGrcnaf', cart Sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

L0ypoN Anil i5l.}0 mCOtsos opeacj st 9li FOR money
81 American ecunts quiet md stsd UnJed
states F7e-fwehy bonds, l65 yJ lGs DID, ~ 1901 ~, Ten
forios. 80.
LovUuS April $500 D. Ccnsos closed gi Tor both money
The account AmrIcln luiei et VneI states
FivcTrcH.y De- 94; lt5 old y tai 81; ufrtes r
LIvEEP0UL. April - N Utoion ogeHe. quiet SUD tiy
iIiag CFnis, I'D Mtdlng Orleans, iD53G Re3ud Pero
lelm ltl losd .,.
IyERrooL Arr l52l mCoon closet shade easier Adiins
Uprd, Id: Midrg Oeou = 02; ses OF The DAY 10 90 ns
200 export and Ejaculation Lsr 81 e"L Bacon - PEI
for { InbeT bCd Cut . ,
LygRIOoL. April l5Arhyei bark ekh from Galveston March
40 bales Of Cotton ship Caledonia from NegOIeahi
bales; Minnie Chlr,0n hsrb ~
with 0l5 bate, Upands and 3! ta Sea lsand ship LINE fean
Mobile L. with 1905 bales; slip IOr, from
with 47 eas, ship South S fon Savannah n rsh
bales: Mobile March o. with 5.4Jj
from Galveston March H. with J3i2 bales steamer
Java from Nes-YOrk APnl5, with l32 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
RECEIPTS OLE PRNDTCE.


Arr,L i5ge rkgs Ashes PIX. 1888 hsc' Coscr q
pI- Dried 1927 bhN Hoar y hb al 30
as Meal p s3 hah Wheat lOJ30o bush Corn p 25 hush Oats
$3.50 Seed 81! bales HOPS, ~ Hide,
bs Hides 30 side. Ielher 80 Ub Pork 81 pEss Beef $50
PKG Cheese q Butter 90 pigs Cut Meats 26 Ikgs Lin,
100 Ian IS bb Rosa % bills Pitch - bbls L OIL u pkgs
Stean pigs p.gs flow, 49 pigs OF cake o. pkg
Rec 220 ptc Starch 30 SIeter pa hh1 Tobacco 35l lA5
Tobacco. Oil bills whisky. lbs bales Wool,
Receipts Of DE principal nis Of ltnce iot the week er ng
Is; II pkgs Ashes 2159 bales Cotton, - R
h5 Flour 1855 6u.l Wheat 2)o5i hrs Corn s. 10 bush Os,
MALI bush Barley. ?4O bush Grss Seel ~ bags
Black eyed Peas 2i6 bach Beans t5 b5H Cor Mel Il 'fss
54i hUs Spirits Tureuuc l21 bis. Tar. llJ hls
rosu Pitch is fo ga PKG bee. $3.50 Cat
pk~s Lp 65) Ags Lard ,2j Ikgs bntr 4JH boxes
Ch-es H. Igr, 38 Drd Frlis, g. % lLl Nasty
~ Wool bales Hons 3l2f SIDES L-liaef III hak
Tobacco boies and iO0aocc, 6JJ bags Peanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

SP , Statcs M fhe Office of the Treasurer any
Assistant Treasurer ~ cslgn9teO ue]'oSit WI U.s..
Government, quarterly, oA the hrst 1aysol ro'i"" -
Nav August and November, IN each year.
Tho bonds Of the several classes aforesaid anu III
tercsf thereon asc exempt from tho payment ol al
taxes or dues vi the United States, as well as iio
taxation in any form by or under State' Huni'ip"'
or local authou'N. 49,, ,,;,, ho fr;t
redeemed by cle Ss,S AID numbers as may DO oos'b
mated bv the Secretary cf tho Treasury. , - r.
The reduction OF the public debt since the Co.'s ~
tho war of the Rebel. ion and the lelel, az 70 "a
time 10 the annual burden OF lnteIeS" "o -
Prucina o. dcht 1s65...............s2559 sS'2..I
Paid under Jolnson..-.......'....-- I'oY.. $3.50
PRINCIPAL Mqrch t. S2t9 80, NV eys
Paid under Grant...-..--.....-.''...' $500
-. ,u,,,o o,n, t2,25sgC2n
Interest charge, iS65--.-....-.......- A0Ao'~'''i
Reduced In four years oy palinoht"lu ~ 40 "a,
fjndi.g ...-....--..- -----...-'-'- -'f'-'e'
Interest charge. S-o.............:.... N3s5ola,0
Reduced in two years uJ payment. I-0o-'Sy9
Present interest charge. 81 iJo',a2
Tho rrcp0scd farther reduction of the animal
interest charge on the pabc debt by lciuhuihg Is
1 1y cxc%5asc Of 2eOo}oo United states six
me- cont. f,- o,- live per cents ot ISL SoVVJ'VJ
BY exchange 81 s,0sCJAeoe Unted S,iSS S.N ,oo ooo
cr cents far f0vr 200 half Per cents vI lSo Aoo0Vo'
nv cv,btn-f Of 700 $4,000 tu.tcd states SIX 49,.
per cents ior four per ceAS OF lsOl-''.'.. IfOVVVV
To,o1 savir~ por an-um by rcfundng. S3,5Oo 900
The v.,,oIa uroc-, of Tho new loans VIII he ap-
piled to the pawn emit or redemption and cancellation
VI the 5-.O voa. six PEI cent bonds ana, In aoGlol
u to these procss,s tue j-2S arc now beng reduced
Wy purchase at tie rate OF SlOCOOg0g per month
In charge Of advertising United States Loans.
Treasury Ogee, Ic;r- FORK, April Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

NAV, s,,, and IN uonte drsrh Of 81 rs for shrpng 81 "
All ~ a. R,,f lots, for sa Hay and ssc 81 for Glover
straw s srr >, 4eeSi y for Long; ~ lpdsl ID for Short ana
HorS We frn fair denasi sales rs bales s7es Sob
N1IASSS- Dull hat prices unchanged Domesc
meets deu si from the trade at full prices sales " mus
Perto Rico 81 a..c. ard 100 b,h N. o., at hd63c
MAYA SIOKGSSlnts Turnentue and higher with
fair narirr sas Of 95 bis 5Tja.c docS and IN yar
In Ren very little movement and prices favor buyer.i we
quote - 80 - o. or Strained small II Of Pale sold 4 - ~
Kinds without ange. We qgse Tar At - Odf2 " Tor
Washington aui WILMINGTON.
OS-Cuie F Oils bave been IN 'Ooicrsi demsni At on. prices
Lseci good demand snd, prices ower sales hp
gallons Casks Acnhadup 5d5lic Cotton Seed
duh sol heavy tbou,i lower. Other OILS unchanged
DAT MEAL steady ahi moderate request sss % bb at so .
PROyIsIoNs YEv.yoRx ENpISo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

bANAlNt-iioISE OF HENRY titWS " W. NJ o.
WAlI-ST., y. \.
Our business Is the same as an incorporated BANK
Deposit accounts can be opened with Us in either
currency or coin, subject to check without notice.
live Per Cent Interest viii be allowed all daily
balances. Checks upon us pass through the Clear
inp-Nousc as If drawn upon any city bank.
we issue Circular Letters Of Credit for Travellers
available in an parts Of the world; also. Commercial
Credits We rake teegraphic transfers OF money to
qpy desired r0int ard transact every description OF
foreign banking business
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from Il up
The Imrer;al Bank, and Mcssrs. Clcws Habicht 81
Co. London. m,
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland, the National Bank
Of scotland and al their branches: Ill. 49,, l.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit, payable on He-
uaud OF at fixed dIte bearing interest and aNalaDle
II all money csnte-S ..
Orders executed for Government and other invest
rneut securities: also Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved cOllaterals and against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections IF Notes, Drafts. coupons anu
Dividends With promptncss on all points, ana are
suly prepared Ia oder Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis
We invite an examination into the merts OF the
HOUsToN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND Z
DER CENT GOLD BONDS.
Present net ealHInC3 moro than three tunes INC
interest on the present issue OF bonds.
The New-IoIE Director IS Mr.. William i; Dodge
# the firm Of Phelps Dodge IL Co., TO whom we
refer
Circulars. with maps and particulars, can be bad
on application.
DREXEL, WINTHROP & Co.
is Wall-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
cnrTnN MARKETs.

WILMINGTON April I5Couon sc.tei Md1'n &c net Re-
c 1g bale! ,rrtsooast~sc 10 Daesi sales JIG bes stock
gJJ bales =, ,,,4.r.,. 10y ia. . ,.,
r.n al bales erposoOast. u8 bales sales 10 Dae A"o'
bales ,t4u.... "A. moi
,.1nt. 4l hses. 4J0 bales; STOCK, aZy3 bales
CatSlysToy Anil l5-COiOn lnE Mdngs. ici ne teoelr
IA ruou 10 Tie Continent so baci sales 90 bales ''"eA
j. 2i5 bales ,,.,fu-.. III. a.. ne,
- - t,iss o., " bales sales J,5 bales sock lli5 bale,
B,sroy Ami 5-Coton quiet Mlhng-, Die irt o'P'' "
Lse, 80 Lalcs. STOCK, +OJ bales
NFwORIEAss April I5-Coon far demand al lows iI'i
t.g lfic. pe f,te pts lsl-si f'cp si'+ ue Co
frrt. 10 Ica Britain 318 b~esi coWse, iSl balS sa' '
lar; stock. ga, 75l bales. ... nj. ,.,
G,tyvsr,s Ami I5-Coton active; Go1f Orn'y, ne ny
receipts bs exports Great Britain IoI3 bsle' sales A"
bales. s.ock $685. b4sA ,.. al, ,
MosLs April 10 Cotton qpieI bat lmi adiAan itS a''