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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

AND lot FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers Mt private
"a sale a two story dwelling house and
EsM + NJ on ain street, Centre Hall,
.;,h s,,bleand all necessary Dutbuildings,
NJ ~ IL, ,;,.e fruit on the premises, and wa
s,r u =, ,he ward. The house is as good as
new For futher partsculars apply TO
new u. ID. OSSMAN,
,,.4f Centre Hall
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

WOODS H0sEuoLD MAGAZINE -"On.
ward righ, onward ,rrms to be the sim
OF the publishers. We thought il linpas,i-
October, with It's list of famous r,tnirihu-
tors and its valuable reading i a perfect
gem, and we cannot unier,tand LuN So
much real worth and merit, from such
popular writers as Greeley, Parton. Beech
er, Gail Hamilton, etc. etc. can De iurn-
ishrd FOR only ONE DOLLAR "A year.
The Magazine is steadily increasing in
public favor. and we predict Tor il bril-
liant future. for people are slow ia bcstow-
ing their patronage where they can obtain
the most for their money. Specimen cop
les furnished free Publi.hed by :. :
WOOD i Co, Newburg. ". Y.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
PRICES REDUCED.

NJ ]. WAlrER's \ sons Varrmgo MNhu'
.,,tar,. NIrav. Pa. maya, 0m.
II
rPAN NoTlCE-in accordance WIKI
aG act OF ASSEMBLY, notice Is hereby
gwen u the citiGenS ot Potter isoa whom
fsxes for school purposes for the present
yrsr arr due, thar ou MI such taxes
naia 10 tAe undersigned Treasurer, Al his
residence on or before 10Th oi November
next there will he a deduction of i've per
crnlum. Oa Sll taxes paid within one
laaath after said date no deduction viii be
made. aud tha, upon all school taxes re,
naming unpaid amer peccm6er l5.h aeNt
there viii he sn addition of five per Cvn-
tu;a. Ry order ot lhe Board,
FRED. KURTZ,
sus.1s sta Treasurer.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PuILADEL
rHIA.-We have reason TO believe that
this is very reliable and useful in
Stiiuticn Ii has betu established for
many yearS, and has always enjoyed
a guod reputation.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
MAR RIAGES.

On the 5lh inst. at Centre Hall Lutheran
Parsonage, by Rev. j. Keller Miller. Mr..
Samuel G. Slack Of Potter town.hip aud
Miss Mary Agnes Kimpor'. Of Boalsburg.
Pa.
ca the 10Th ult., by A. Lukenbach. ESQ.
Mr.. Henry Lengei ~ Miss Catharine Zcr-
by, both Of Potter township.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
The State.

Philalelphia-Stokvly, X. $500
Mann 800.
Lancaster. X maj. nearly 400,
Northampton, IS districts give S3s
i, msj.
Chester, 20 districts give l02 i, maj.
gan.
Deleware county, Il, maj. 1900 X.
gain over 1869,
Montour S75 Dem, maj
Harrisburg. 500 Rep. maj,
Dauphin county. 400 Rep. maj
Indications are that Dean Rep. is
elected in the 24th Judicial district.
State apparently from S to 10000
Rep. maj,
The Republicans gained two mem.
bers of the House in Philadelphia aud
probably four in Luzerne. one Senator
Luzeme. and one in Cumberland,
giving them both Houses
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

GeLo9N FOUNTAIN PES.-Something
new aud novel Be SURF aud read the adj
vcvtisemoat in ear paper, headed ''GreS''
est Invention Of the Age, We believe
the Golden Fountain Ten i unsurpassed.
\ good pen i n necessity ~ very mau,
woman aal child Agents, here i q
chance a. make money Ia Introducing u
good and saloahle article. jan - y,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

II. =. Smith, oF the Loop has swap
ped his farm for the stock nt store goods
oi MeSsrs. Thompson, at Potters Mills.
The post-oifice at POttsrs Mills has
been moved to BriShin's store.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

C1l. Love has received complimentary
vote in his own home, for Associate Judge,
BY running II votes ahead of the regular
ticket Br.So. richly he deserved IT,
Mr.. Foster can also feel proud of his vote
at home. Potter twp. did uubly.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

TALL 0ATs.-Wm. and Sam'l Nees
have sent To this Office q head Of Nor
way cats which measures 222 inches
ia length. This is longer than amy
Uo have vi seen, and is hard to beat.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

London. September Ia IA dispatch
received here states that the first train
passed through the Mnnt Gems tunnel
successfully, this forenoon. Smoke
consuming engines are used.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

IMPORTANT TO Business MRN.-
The circulation of the REroRrrG, on
this side of the county, is now greater
than that Of any two pap - IN the
county. hence business men who wish
IA reach the Pennsvallcy trade, viii
advance their own Interests, 10y advell
tising ia the REroGrER, Our subscr'r,
ton list is open to the inspection of ali
who wish To advertise.
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ltat af rctH Jarsrs 0ravn fgr adjourned coast
msuos,ns ,h,fd aaa3.l iath dsy ofuet, A u. Vii
| usaa : Mpshgli, Ios Alexander
fotsasao jaa h.isy, " M g. v Meek. q, Weaver
R5Sss s'' x iasss, S I II uoha = " n.rnsar, ) G
/ Gsess joaa,a,p s,sser.
spUss osas fs}lee ~ T. wa.,sf.
isuis u,,.s stsasf, Is ,.ariasr
Malkss n,a,,l negain,i Il Ahst,r Al hFu'HssH
harusids d Nriees.
lAurr3 o taasaiis a. hg1Ha.
hsllvtopte ias na'tsps NJ s W0f
Ss..s S2sssAS, & 4 1 .la .a'''
Ruet ) q U.f.aa. lseae ntase.
hisi,,s''Ns, Iisias Na ti.sssl + A5'ls' 49, u '''''s
t.uou RH Nsst
a ia 4 a' S 3 'ss. a-s s. s. &ss., asSs ' d
Sg,iss Jas 1000. j4.i;s'' Iao s.ra.. 4 n,iis'.
iihgg1 ) ns,bgal. , haas a,daor
R,stsg' AL t'lsss IA ,.,.ofori. n Iksr
isilsio,r ,isi a. ls1 s.' i,a aeas, '''''''''
FsSa fs'sa.ss "i''si i i 4 4 q. sl''''
Ms;.s l',,is 4. T.: ,l...s''''A 4.
waEsr Aasla ,.rla,t
-, # gs'H la,sl. Al,ea ~ Na,sg1sS rs"" Of
uaia, IN = iiasE ss.asa. a 4 Msyls
hsaass u }. ltas,ay \ Nssss.,J > suhAas,
Walker A e. ttassg. { iddg.
Nnisa tus hta.s
Howard d 81 l-,easr. i b Maats.,l-
Oaltia . ttt sis, 90 -. Hdai
GsT,s less N,.s5s 5 tiil,.ssd
Fafian. 4 hs.4s So NattvFu-
helei,ais A b4asla. Es,k. " y haneAa. y
kuule-
Potter Al s.se, Ma H.ai, y q Baai Jua r,auaaa.
ttvs hutlart "a stessAse 10 Ehln5atuith > q Keller,
MNFlaa u lrk, lHa H9ss lr- q '"lAsion " > iiuf
fsSsa-ia i l.5sa ,.as Aasssr filsabosssr,
Su1ash1d A OI,sszasa
h.sss } a. tnTss. tFHlsu- "A trigll
MHushaEk u tirlaa-
Spfins Wa Date
Mucs JuscFh heF5s
ii,i oi FsIu 8asgr. d1Ha isr Aa,yulhsr Terra u
t.tisg yl.Hetlth Aaatsl t1r tGu ~ iia' 4 ID te'l,
Asi;otaate \ fasatrs. " D4lursi'h, l. UFS'o. ,
Ahataa
p5su a ks,ssaliar bH54 Als,sHisr
IayiaT D ta.sflaEsHa
Ferguson 4 t.als..,s. Sala- liagls-lsr.
hsuErd g. i-tass Fl ita4p. Al itlltof
ID slfHtsata Is is.astr
P,tter. A % I.lsaa la. eUrstan,i
Fhlttf.slHge a MuHtsuusctt. 40 ,. MAJ.
Patton 4 ~r.tats. IS fRaf4ps,sA
h-sss. 10 a. Aallaefess. " ID htel's.
Murth a. 95ses-
MArE4s. Jaa tt4raa
Malaes Adam & Na4fsf.
Hussoh, , Is Ih4ssE.z.rsl b ~ Holt
Walker. 3nl uIsgns.
lIlcFty ID .afJf=afaF
Atlrs. 4tL kE-sarFa IA ts-lsf
Grecg Ng-i laH4esaa-
Spsibs yss ati'lss. 10 M.lsl
ialssh8s, B 4 IasIsn.
Mafoa bvtta
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
THE GREAT MAGICAL
HAIR FORCER!

viii for, e a beautiful SGT of Whiskers or
Mus;achr ia from two to three mouths. an
any person over ~ years old II i one oi
the best preparations to make the whisker-
grow. TINT ever - known. On bottle ni
il i .uihuirN, M nradVen u way strang
heard II does not Ia any way stain or in
jnre the kin. Try il IL IS NJ humbng.
Price 20 cents per hottie, or four for 81
Sent by mail. postpaid. to any address. on
receipt of Price. Address, WM. &. WAC
NER, Arendsville, Adams CO., Pa.
sept29.ly.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
FOR SALE

The undersigned has "a tFaal uf timber
land. located between the Brush and
Thick Mountains. nearly due south nr Re
bersburg, containing III acres. which he
offers for sale. 1t is well timbered. aud
easy Of access from Brush Valley.
For all desired information call on the
undersigned
c. H. REITER.
lsoct.u Aaronsburg. Pa.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

lTN lls ul,iit hf Wi'-m Ntr
1 DIR hfd Nisuttis ArNiia 49,
HeAr in mind tifis fWet- fiiaf At
2rwing Marhstt efblant pfn Ar
+ in introducing i III fiae hnH't aNtnf
nlns hlur 81 feasArehs aFt f
iThis machine eafntlhff 81 ftF tie4
simplicity. durability and ftrpneih pfs,
( f1f nnY resting niaciine ~ attain. eff -
Hre ihe arsf and anis Gftt-clnss lpa-Frlc.
machines Ius in the market Mnchif.f
wilh1uf cover 80 lii4al-ti adapted Il fF-
cry variety of iafnii4 frwinr nfe Ai#lf
manufacturing II rmltFnccF nli tl iils-
prrinilt nnA esseaifiM. pipmrnFs rnn diH
nachinra patented within the IHs' tm
year. 8sfHHifeHssia faT dsinR 4Af
wnrk a4n a.a1e lsn flsr nnfitr
The Public bafr ..-fi44t4s. fsf H
thuf ssasi fsiini.is srA
be- manufactures nHa e
price, Aifh ft w
Nrg 81. 81 isfsi ss.t ~ lis
AH nes+A S. = fl.s sft.s sI.t
rgt fhss hasr t3F iiF
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Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
EASTER MORNING

4 Cromo from that perfection Of lowell
ness by Mary Theresa Hart 4 plain. sol
ID, Latin cross of white marble, and lwincd
wreath OF exquisite flowers. Should one
sit down and select the very hrst uf fia la
voEiles Of the cunvtrsAtury. there they are
IN all their wealth Of beauty, hanging
gracefully over the arms of the cro.s
roses. pansies fuchsiAs, gcraniums, hello
Irupe, Ike, with their varied green leaves.
So artislically arranged ,hst the contrast ~
eolorS Is most beautiful in it, effect SO
fresh, dewy and natural are these gems oC
the garden, the air seems flied with fra
GRANGE. A rare combination of beauty.
faithful to the original painting. aud called
PKANG > best Reduced siEe 4xiu IL.
Price per copy s. This charming Chru-
mo will be sent u premium free Of pos
tage TO any one sending three Subscribers
tn WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, or 10
any one who shall forward three dollars
for one subscription three year. in advance.
thus obtaining three dollars worth of mag
akine and three dollars worth OF Chrome
"a only IS. \ variety OF other premiums
oheT-, on equally liberal terms. Speci-
n.,n copies OF the magazine free for raising
clubs. Address. ). ). WOOD x Co.
NeN burg, y. Y.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

NILLERS HOTEL, Woodward, Pa
VI Stages arrive and drpuyi daily.
This tavoritc hotel Is now IN every respect
one of che most pleasant country hotels in
central Pennsylvania The travelling com-
munity viii always find The best apcommn-
dation, lrqrpEa can Ut al times be Rccom-
modaiod with stables aud pasture tor any
number af cattle ~ horses,
julyYUsf GEO. MILLER
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

I OTIS FOR SALE at Centre Hall
IL viii be sold, at public sale. al
Centre Hail. on Thursday November 2nd
1871.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS
belonging Ia the estate uf Peter Durst
decd, GonidlHlng uhaUt n AGFa;, adioin-
ing said town, Ana situate one nf Them on
the Brushyaliry rn "a aud the other Ia the
rear ai saine.
TERMS-will be made known on day of
sale. Sale 10 commence at 10 o. clock, n.
m. JOSHUA POTTER,
JOHN RISHEL,
sept.2m. Il xecutors.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13


At:ilAlAA .ffA ills.
4r -analaess aaiisaaarni .
- gert"sa, ,n sac l.essl-ts,t,f
aaa aesltitair Turnpike, las uoN ou Lsn,
aae ssacs - Carriages. Basgses. Salkie,
aua Sps.ns Wagons, which hc naw otter.
tas saic e. lnea4r .g 44a.sss aBl 80 tss 4,
,nE n.4aAlae3agcl in the raaatry ThrA
aru Aiad inp teyy hcs. seasoned s.ork Ia
4Ts; elass "-scticai 9orkneh. and hnisheli
ia "a tsla ttai challenges comparison with
any wark eut 81 nr in the Eas.ern elite.
and can b. said "a lower prices than ihos.
manuisciured iu large tsans aud cities.
a-ai{s; high rents sud rginon- prices of liy.
ing Being mastar of his osn situation.
anxious - excel ga his ar.issieai profession
and free from amy anaoyauees ga his husi.
ncss, be bas ilme aHi ability e. devote his
entire attention 90 his profession aE3 ST.
customers, rendering a4ishrIlen alike 1,
all patroGs. operatives, bis raausry. unc
himseif
Cail and cgRmiuo his stBek and learn hi
prices. aal ye6 Canpat Gil t. bo satisfied
r + 7 rim
ofall k.ai. done neaily promptly.
reasonably.
YeakertaTn. Jane y. fsas -iv.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
n AND AT PRIVATE SALE.

A lot Of land. lying in Gregg township.
on the banks Of Penn. creek, between
Penn Hall and Spring Mills, is offered at
private sale. 1t adjoins lands of Geo.
Buchanan and L. B. VI Intire, containing
"a ACRES
more or less. About acres consist OF
first class white pine timber. the balance
cleared aud ANGER cgltivation-6 acres are
meadow.
For further particulars apply TO
G. II. HENNICK,
l3oct.tf Gregg twp.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

CANTASSERS H.f-S4 I'll
Ec7 --esHr sSHn Fir ~
Am rafATf~nscA Fssasa~. VA - ~a.tsn
Iiah "A eE0s-Il4ss. &Rh ,r.s sst+
@I.11. E-s0ry Snh4cr A-tr .s-s fr-~ ssft
mnbsc ;,raaa0. Ir~ s-fr +sH4r.a
sell fpr -. Gena . a.. Nses j. lasf-
SassPs rs.d fsr~eatuaS = -. siare-a
w. Il. Gump, Publisher. !snytczis o
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
CENTRE HALL REsOAIsS
FRIDAY, OCT ls. 1871.
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL NEWS Our friends will oelige
as ~ sending in any items ot local inter
ed. Including deaths. marriages, Ae,, ~
Zach are oagarly read by your friends IN
NO west many Of whom get the Reporter,
We would esteem ita favor u oar KIND pa.
irons would occasionally mail \ copy OF
the Reporter 60 relatives and aequalntan-
Sss who formerly lived ia Centre county
s.1 removed TO other pats, which would
,saaee many to become subscribers.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

ESTRAN a strange Boar, about two
years old, wi.h part ot lsul cat or has been
about the premises vI he undersigned
since harvest fhe Owner Is requested O.
come and prove property, pay co,ts, aud
rumnyr the saue, O.hrrsI.r H Viii be dis
posed al according O. law,
JOHN FOREMAN.
6bclai Potter twp.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

~ PlNDLE SkEINS for wagons, AN 81
- yea, at the sign Of the Anvil.
apl06S. iRwTN n WILSON.
II AMPS OF EVERY VARIETY ana
Ia kind at
apl0 .GS IRWIN & WILSON'S.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

z tEsaF ; = y y - y = n Y y
- JonN SrAS8LKR, Proprietor.
stages arrive and depart daily. for aii
palu.s. north. south, casi and Wesf
Fhis ftv"rite Hotel has been rpHtled ana
furnished ~ is new proprietor. aud + NON.
IN every respect one of the most rieasnni
country Hotels IN central Pennsrlgania
Ihe trtvei iat community ani 8eavers VIII
alNst ~ . ihr hcst accommodation. Per
spn. ir'la. .'lc ciIy wishing 20 spend q few
weeks during the summer Ia the cou,srv
viii 8na Cratrr iiali one o9 the ,nest bean
tiiu| 81 laas apl iae Ceatf- ffalI Hotel
all taes raal3 i~..re t'r comfort aud ean
reniehtr apl86Stf
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

CLOTHING -0yerc0ats, Pants. Vests
,.nd Dress Coats. cheap, at Woif>
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
Centre County Official 1870,

For convenience ia making comparisons
with the returns below Ne furulfh last
years election returns:
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13
MILROY MARKETS.

Corrected by John VI Dowcll
White wheat |, 81. Red wheat ,. -. 80. Rye
6j......COrn 70......Oats 10. Barley G5......
Cloyerseed 800. Timothyseed. $50 .........
Salt 60 per sack,
Bacon l0c...... Ham l6... Butter 81. Egg.
ID Plaster Q 90
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-13

HELLbFUNTE MARkETS.
hnFfscipa bF Keller Au.ser.
White Wheat 81. 10. Red laS Rye.
20 ..... Corn go. ..... Oats o.. Barley 70.
70......Cloverseed 4. 80 ..... Potatoes 90
Lard per pound l2I....... Pork'per pound 90
Butter 2.......Eggs l5 ..... Piasterper ton
Sl5 Tallow To-. Bacon H.. Ham 20
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-31

One Of the speculations which has
attracted tho attention of sagacious
and far seeing mau is that woodland
must become very valuable in the
course Of time, aud therefore invest
msnt in forests Is deemed ono OF the
surest which eau be made. The in-
creased price Of wood. fuel and lum-
Der has taught farmers that wood
laud is good to keep, has taught rail,
ways and families to burn coal, and
set ship builders and architects tc
using iron and brick. But there arr
cert ain demands for which wood ha'
has no substitute. In supplying i
We must cultivate the caution Of ol
der nations. For example their for
est supply il made perennial by care
ful nursing Of the undsrgrowth ; ou
lumbsrmen use Ere aud stsol sgains
anything, simply to get II out Of th
way. They grow crops of oak an
pine - regularly as We do what
the husbauding Of forests is somsthin
unknown TO us, save few soattsre,
attempts on shs wsstsrn Prairi~, -
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-31
kissing the Pope's Toe.

A correspondent writes from Rome
An eminent New York broker has
a portion Of his family travelling in
Europe. Among them Is young son,
who is preparing by travel to join his
brothers. In company with somc Of
his friends he made one Of the party
who were 10 have an audience with
the Pope As is well known, these
audien ,es arc held in tho Library Of
the Vatican. The visitors who have
the honor oil an interview are arrang-
ed on either side, single file. As bo
passes slowly along devout Catholics
kneel and kiss the slipper qunsi-Ca,h-
olics kueel and kiss the hand Of His
II. '.uess. Others stand and salute
tho hand which IL extended TO all.
The young New Yorker was the last
on the line. lie did not kncol to kiss
The shoe, nor did he kiss the out
stretched hand, but seized it, aud gave
it hearty Yankee shake. The con-
sternation at the audacity Of the
young man was very marked. The
Pope. who was evidently taken by eur
prise, was first to recover himself. lie
shook his finger roguishly at tho
youth, laid bis hand Oh his shoulder,
and said, "You are from New York, |
presume, young man p 81 ANA New
Yorker was the rspy. " | thought
so" said the Pontilf, as bo passed on.
;ntimating that New Yorker was
most daring enough for anything,
When questioned how he dared do
such thing, Young America REPLIED
" Dare do it? | shook hands with
General Grant and General Scott, and
why should not shake hands with
the Pope as well rs with any other
prominent man ?" The affair is quite
the talk Of tho street, where the youbg
man is we'll known. 1t will make
him quite as famous as the act ot
Raleigh when he flung his cloak in
the mud before Queen Bess.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-31

Too SAFE A SAFE.-From across the
ocean, in the London Builder. we hear
for the first time, the following: A
mechanic in New Orleans constructed
u safe which he declared to be burg
ar-proof. To convince tho inercdu-
lous of the fact, he placed one thou
sand dollar bill 10 his pocket, and do
clarcd that he would give the money
to the man that unfastenOd the door.
All tho blacksmiths and burglars ip
tho State have been boring and beat
at that safe for q wcok and the
man is there yet ! lie has whis-
pOred through the keyhole that no
will mako the reward ten thousand
dollars il somebody will let him out.
Fears aro entertained that the whole
conoarr will have to bo melted down
iu q blast furnace before he is released,
and efforts are to be made to pass IN
through the keyholc Q 6re proof jack
ct, to protect tho inventor while the
iron is melting. The inventor swears
that if he once gets out, ho will in
future always try the experiment
with o rival pateutcs inside. He
says no never thought he should wish
at he does now, at some one word
find weak place 10 bis armor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-31

ToUcHINa ISciDENT. When Cap
tain Halls vessel. tho Polaris, lett
the Drootli. Navy Yard, largo
number of people collected on the
dock to see the expedition of aud hid
Capt. Hall and his brave Grew fare
well. Among these were tho families
and friends of a number Of the men,
and there were several very sad and
affecting scenes.
One incident, especially, attracted
the attention of our reporter. Ono of
the sailors Henry b. Allen by name,
q hardy, bronzcd looking tar, stepped
across the gang plank and approach
ed his wife and two children who
were standing on the dock. The poor
sailor drew the sleeve Of his jacket
across his eyes and tried to hide his
tears from the loved ones. lie Kissed
his wife and children, and the group
kncll upon the ground and prayed to.
gethcr. Their prayers were inaudiblo,
but the assembled spectators knew
that their petitions wcrc that God
would preserve tho husband and faith
er and bring him back in safety to
his family. One Of the officers called
to the sailor to come aboard. There
were hurried embraces and the sailor
tore himself from those hold dear, and
compiled with the order.
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