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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

4 petition will be presented to the
Pennsylvania Legislature to abolish the
charter OF the Bald EagIo and Spring
Creek Navigation Co., and abandon the
canal from Beech Creek to the point
where it intersects the Pennsylvania
canal, distance of about five miles
above Lock Haven.
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sELINsGRovE BRIDGE BURNED

Harrisburg. Feb. l8.-Seven spans Of
tho Lewistown and Sunbury railroad
bridge crossing the Suiquehanna river at
Sclinsgroye, Snyder county, we're destroy
cd last night. On the SelinggroYe side
the flames were prevented from spreading
further by saving through The timbors OF
the eighth span, which fell into the wator.
When first discovered the bridge was
burning at places, having evidently been
set on fire by an incendiary. The loss Is
about $50, coo, all ofwhich is covered by
insurance.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

Mr.. Robertson, O Scotch gentleman,
writes az follows OF a recent visit 90 the
s.lc Of ancient Carthage
Landing at the little town Of Golc,.a.
which 10 tho port or TuHis, and distant
from it about ten miles. | put up a. the
hotel there, kep, by Hn Italian. A uIdel
but shallow lagoon stretches out towards
the modern clty on the lcH, wish which
communication .s Kept up by trains winch
run at intervals during tae day. 4 mile
or tSo uut from the station. on ID wide.
plateau, wO cous aPou tho foundations oil
u wall samo iuroa feet iu thickness. Fol-.
lowing this tur three miles so come ts.
sumo ploughod ground covered with flag
mcnts of broken marble columns. With
hcre aud there d heap oi ruins crumlling
30 decay Seated among the.e. ue con-.
template tLo history of city which was
once ghe rival ui Rome. and towards
ahtgh thu eyes u,lAe civilized world were
urned Here Hannibal. when boy nlu,
Ycars ui ago. vas led o. laa altar iy A.
luther. hamllcar, Bud there. with hls
3Huas upon 10, made % swear eternal hos,
.ilI,y 10 the Roman proplg-au oath
Salsh Die aner life proved lat nor bgta
forgotten By him. On this hillside. .nI
lairr year., Roman rnyoys stood and
pUg oflhem, addressing the C4rlLaglulaa
Senate, said. folding bis iaga lover As.'
arm. In tlis fold ,srry raaae ,r v-a.
choose yol which yga NlU have civ.
as which y,u alll.f is The repIy "Tbrr
take aar save lie Roman envoy I.r.,r
ul. lugA h. loose. sna vsr f.-r- ,,s
. long continued was .re.. ...r. ,...,,g F.-
tween these hostile f.rfe. qaa. ..,f, -.
mains bon ANY Wa, campr,ts ara che r..s-.
yoirs and lAr fg.e8gct Tia E,rr,sr .ra
lima good state of prsse,ysf.sy ana ~.
.en..,r.et.3 .r RI sra'.. ~ s,.-, .,.........a
'ceu,s They are r,l,glsteB =. balB
large supply af Nat,r Thee l.y. ,lI
IbreB ar,bed over tur s,,....g ,I.. .,.l...
Ar. BEGINNING 20 give ,,av and b.y. ,....
|bled into lhs tanks. Round ~. ,o.,,.,
|of these pools paths extend. n.y.B
|N.lb small polished marble. gb..t .r inch
t.gaaF, An around rsy ~. ,i.l,4 .,.
/.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

TILL .NLNl n IN US Jt A-t-t " T.
Samuel J. Tilden has an undiSpuied
majority on the popular 'c.e Of 21'oVo
"A quarter ola miluon-for President
and an honest majority Of the electoral
vote. vet r. b. Hayes is to be eouutedin
and the presidency stolen from the man
TO whom it rightfuHy belongs and who
was honestly and fairly elected What
republican claiming TO be honest and
fair, can say he sanctions such an out
rage, the greatest wrong perpetrated
against the American people since King
George was resisted by the revolutionary
fathers? And are democrats, the ma
jority Of the American people, to quietly
submit to the wrong?
We never wrote 4 line for the Repor-
ter endorsing the Electoral Commission
scheme while it was before congress-we
were in doubt rs to its workings in favor
Of Justice and right Our fears were
well-fouuded, as the result now proves.
Fraud has been upheld by the commis-
sion, and the greatest wrong and injus-
tice has been committed by it upon the
American people. Those democrats in
congress who supported it, we know
did so in faith that a just solution Of the
presidential difficulty would be reached
thereby. They now find themselves
neutrality-suspicious. who spoke hon
led words and promised fairiuvestiga-
ton have paid their promises with
treachery, and the democratic leaders at
Washington find themselves cheated
and deceived in order that Fraudulent
Hayes may usurp the presidential chair.
-llia tHt4Hd1 ria ea.
Let Hayes 60 down to posterity and
history as Fraudulent Hayes. No Presi-
dent heretofore down toGrant ever held
the office without clear title to it, but
now we are TO have Fraudulent HAYES.
Let no honest lip ever mention him
other than Fraudulent Hayes. We had
Arnold the Traitor, Burr the Conspira-
tor, and Hayes the Fraudulent fills the
trio.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

Tuesday morning Sheriff Warner at
Pottsville read 70 Thomas Duffy his
death warrant. After the reading Duffy
said "That is not much"
There are reports that heavy contracts
for pig iron have been made at present
prices. This may give little life to the
trade, but there can be no profit in
it.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

The famous short horn COW. Tenth
Duchess Of Geneva" is dead. This ami
NAL was bought by Lord BectiVe at New
York Mill, n. Y, in 1873, for over $50,
90.
This is perfectly "amazen," when We
see long horns pass over the bars every
day nt on dime.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

To THE BOARD or DGREcToRs oI
PuRLIc Schools or Potter ToWNsHlr
We. the scholars Of Centre Hall Gram.
mar School, earnestly protest against TIA,
renting Of our school room to negro min
strel troops, slcght OF hand performers,
and all cth6r performances prohibited by
the school law. The condition Of our
school room on Monday morning after
the performances OF last Saturday evening
was horrible THE SCHOLARS.
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The Republican majority on me E.'''
toral Commission have decided th"'
Louisiana. ike Florida, should be count
ell for HAYES. This they did AFTER nrs'
deciding ike in the Florida case, thai
they would hear no evidence Of irand.
That's what they were afraid Of the
evidence. which SO clearly shows 'ha'
both Florida and louisiana were falsely
returned for HAYES, To have heard eN''
dence in these cases would have been 10
decide these states belong 10 Ilden'
Louisiana by 90o0majority and tlorid"
by az least loo majority, according 10
committeeman Barlow, stauneh Hayes
man. and according To congressman far-
man. of Florida another stauneh suppor>
ter Of HAYES, and according 20 the face oi
the returns sent in by the republican
election boards themselves from the
election scincts throughout the
state.
Nov Mr.. Edmunds, says that
he held The same views when he drew
the electoral bill that he does now IN re-
gard to going behind the returns. Ihe
Democrats charge that both be ard Hear
created different impression in eom'
mittee and on the door, and that not q
Democrat in either house would nave
voted for the bill ifthat impression had
not been received. Bradley Is almost
prostrated by nervousness and could
hardly read his written opinionin secret
session on l6. Abbott and the Demo>
Gratis generally have no hope Of Oregon.
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TIE ELECTORAL CouNT

Washington, February 16. Democrat
&c congressman repeat to night that no
factious opposition will be made to the
counting Of the electoral vote TO morrow,
although some of their number are strong.
iy inclined in that direction.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The stay-law was defeated in the
House.
The members Of this session could not
master quite enough ofyotes 10 secure for
each Purdon's Digest.
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Judge Bradley, the odd man on IN inc
Electoral Commission, in the Florida
case voted to admit evidence on oe '''>
yibnitv Of the elec;or, in the Louis an"
rose be wheeled around suG voted the
or,,site And thus heWherled ahon''
and turned about, and jumped ~"
Grow.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

The republicans Of our state les's'N-
ture passed resolution shedding crock
odils tears over Wells, the rascaIly re-
turning boardcr, because he is ineareet'
atod by the House for orcontemp' N'''S
Is kent in one oftho committee rooms,
with plenty Of light arm chairs ana
GOOD things to eat. and il justice were
done him, he would be IN a prison '''''
he has killed three men in his um'' an"
hv fraud, perjury, bribery attempted 20
defeat The W III Of the American pH'p''
b, stealing Louisiana for Hayes Many
hotter man than Wells has been
hung.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

The citizens Of Lock Haven offer
cash bonus cftwenty thousand dollars to
any party who will erect iron or steel
works in that city TO cost not less than
sixty thousand dollars.
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DUBLIC SALE. r..

DUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will offer at his resi-
dence near Old Fort,
On Thursday, March Sth, 1877.
/ GOOD DRIVING MARE, 4yeers old,
, year old COLT cows, year old bull,
cad young cattle, / neg spnpg wagon,
Reaper & Mower, Cornscraper nlows,
uarrows. Cultivators, Rakcs, Forks,
Chains. Harness. Plow gears and other
gears. Land roller, aud many other srii,
cles too numerous 20 mention. Sale tocom-
mcnoo at / o.olock. whom terms will be
made known. WA. x. IENNEr,
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THE NEWARK MURDERERS.
Ryan Poisons Himself and Oschwald
is Hung.

IeWark, y, j., February lj.-Ryan The
condemned murderer, who was to have
been hanged to-day with Oschwald, his
partner in the killing Of Policeman Brock,
died in his cell at eight clock this morn
ing. lie was very sick all night, and it
is supposed that ho took poison.
Oschwald was hanged at ll:04. He gent
up sideways and died easily. His last
words were, II am innocent" He was
gratiGed at RyRns death. The body was
cut down nt ll.l5.
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SALE.

The undersigned will offer at public sale
at his residence in
Centre Hall, "Wednesday, March IA,
at ono o'clocl- p. m, the following por-
sonaI property, 10 vii
/ YEARLING COLT, TWO COWS
one of which will 10 fFesh, the other is
part Alderny. .-.,..
family sled, ! sctt double harness, selt
single harness, ! cutting he1ch, large chop
box, and othor farming utensils.
Household Furniture.
| coal stove, No. Q cook stove, radiant
light, self feeder, Tables. chairs, bedsleads
secretary, carpets, tubs TN ! meat vessels,
feb Is G. g. KELLER.
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nUBLiC SALE VIII be exposed e
public sale, at the residence Sf IN,
undersigned ia Milroy. Armagh twp.
on TUESDAY, MARCH 18Th thefolloW,
ing described valuable personal property
10 wit:lGOOD WORK HORSES. I g.
wear old Colt, 2-year old Colts. ! sucking
Colt. 6 HEAD MICH COWS, all fresh.
! 3. wear old Bull, 3 head young Cattle,
/ breeding Suws. seed Hog. o Shoats. 4
horse saigon, s,horso wagon, Spring wags
on, Junior Buckeye Reaper " Mower
Burrv. pair Bob.slcds Sleigh, Family
Sled. HAY Rake, Field Roller, Rough aud
Ready Cornplnnter, double Cornplews,
3 Excelsior Plows, 3 Hcckendorn Plows
Barshcar Plow, 3.horso Cultivator ,.
horse and l.horso Cultivators, Shovel.
Plow. = Joint Hprrows, Square Harrow
Hay Fork. Rope and PulIeys. , sets Hay
Ladders. setls Manure Boards, Forks,
Rakcs, Cutting Box, pair light douD'eI
driving Harness, . sctts single Harness
pair heavy Quilcr BrcechbRnd Harness. |
: pairs Lead or Front Gears, 6 sets Plow
Gears. Team Saddle. sets Flynets, bI
Scotch hair faced Collars, 6 straw Collars, |
; pairs Check Lines. s Brides. 10 leather
Hnlters, Choke Straps, Martingalcs, 81
.etts spreadcrs, horse patent Cievises,
at of Double and SinEletrecs, Lot OF Ca
Die. Log. Boom. Ffih, Carrying Breast
Butt and Cow chains. Grindstone. Iron
Kettle. Sausage Suffer, lard Press, u eat
Vessel. lot ofsecd Con, together with va
ious other articles not mentioned. Also
rain in the ground by tho acre. TERMS
s. and under, cash over that amount
credit of 70 II months will be given,
nth approved security. Sale TO com
lcnca Ut ~ o. clock. a, m. ~
2 ieb JOSEPH l.. SIllRK.
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Officers elected in Potter twp, on
Judge.
Jas. A. Keller.

Tuesday
Judge.
Jas a. Keller.
Inspector.
=. II. Aruey.
J. {. Boal.
School Directors.
Saml Slack.
Joseph Crotzer.
Supervisors.
Peter Shifiler.
John Sweeny
Oyerseers.
Robert Lee.
VIM. limerick.
Assessor.
II. r. Smith.
Assistant Assessors.
Peter Smith.
Danl Fleisher.
Constable.
VIM. Carson.
Auditor.
VIM. +. Jordan.
Town clerk.
IF. Alexander.
GREGG township elected the following
officers or Tuesday
Justice John Rishel.
onstable-ReuboA Kline.
Judge-Daniel Runkle.
inspectors Jerry Hickman, James NJ.
4eitzel
School Dirsclors-John Rossman, Hen
y Krumrine.
Supervisors samuel narier, Israel Ra.
hau.
Overseers- Philip Shook, Geo. Spaid.
A. ossor-Wm Zerby.
Assist Assessors-B Benz. Roush, John
'oldren.
Auditory Wm. Pealc-.
TNwn Clerk-Wm. ii. Bloom.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Lucas BEos1 In the count Of common
As pleas OF Centre CO No lal
DAVID kEErs Nov. term 1877.
The undersigned having been appointed
an auditor by said Court 30 distribute the
money IN the hands Of the sheriff arising
from the sale uf q, ,Eendanls Real Estate 10
and among those legally entitled thereto
will meet the parties interested on Tuesday
Feb, 9th 1877 al his Office IN BellcfontC,
at O'Clock y. m. of said day where ali
parties interested may attend If they see
proper. j. ; BARNHART.
Feb. s. Auditor
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
o. DRIgINGEB

A new, complete Hardware Store ha
been opened By the undersigned In Cen
TIRE Hall, where be is prepared 10 sell nj
kinds Of Building and House furnishing
Hardware, Nails. &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, lennon Saws,
Webb saws, Clothes Racks, q foil hss0rt-
ment OF Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, sp0kes. Felloos. and Hubs, table
Gallery, shogeis. Spades and Forks,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, sash Springs.
Horse shoes. Nails, Norway Rods, OILS,
ishes.
Pictures framed IN tho finest style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice
GB- Remember. al naas offered cheap.
or than elsewhere
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

"A sale or business advertised in the
Reporter is equivalent to sending oui
nearly 1909 bills or notices weekly.
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are Still The most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pin day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
moro than quarter Of a century, and
have obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action In the several assimila-
tive organs Of the body, and are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
eyade them, Not only do they euro
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have bafiied the best
Of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physlc for
children. BY their aperient action
they gripe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give pain when
the bowels are not inhamed. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
~ AAoAu liC SletDculS Ol WehAnesSs
Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any deleterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
trom their use in any quantity,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sSLp DIX ALI DRV0GIsTs EyEEKWEassI.
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AYRkvp sANcrloNEp.

Nobody in Florida doubted that FluTl~
ia had gone iol Niicu by q majority u
ever zoo. and lie Was mortified and dis.
sustcl q. the ctuyt oi Northern members
OF his own party 90 convey a different
iupresSian. much morc Was he dis4p-
pointed thar tAe grand Commission had
iuS, disposed ot the case by giving their
sanction 70 perverted and fraudulent
declaration 0t the result The election
was fair aud peAccable, free speech and
free laslmouoa were enjoyed by cans
vusSers. az bo,h parties, all the adNauta-
les had been On the side OF the Eepub-
hcaus. hUt they had been beaten, and lie
for one. would acknowledge 10, IS would
every other honest Republican M Florl-
ia The determination In favor oI The
Hayes electors MAS Wlltul iAls.ncauou
0f the result by a bold, dishonest and
unscrupulous returning board, BY ways
/ that were dark and tricks that We're not
vain the Democrats had been defraudeG
| Of 4 lawful wen victory. In regard q
| the Republican frauds in Alachua be
said thev were notorious, and ho knew
them to be wilful Moreover, he made
| the specific and startling statement that
| Cowgirl. one Of the members Of the
| board. being informed Of the frauds by
the perpetrators, gave his assurance that
/ if they were plaus'by covered up he
would see that they were safe from the
| scrutiny Of the board. / fair canvass
Iexcluding votes yltlated by Republican
as we'll is by Democratic frauds, would
have given the State 10 Elden by ma
jOrity Of zoo.
! While Mr.. PuTnap was speaking ID
stood nj a desk only fJW steps from the
! Clerk 5, and tine space around tho lsuei
and the ais'es in the vicinity wtrv
crowded With Democrats, who .eit thetl
seats in order 10 catch every word ht
might say. Several times there wer'
ouiburstS Of applause, which the SpeakeI
repreSsed. When lie sat down many
members, led ny Cox and Hewitt, warm
Is congratulated Purman upon his indo
pendence but there were no Repubii
cans among them, and Couger satiricall.
moved that the House take q recess 70
i've minutes in order that the mem6e
from Florida might receive the ie!iciIA
luons ofhis Democratic friends.
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- @AAN- @@AGAAas
Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mild, but
c ne ctuaI in
their opera
tton, moving
the b wells
surely S and
without pain.
Although gen.
tie in their op-
nrnffOu thar
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That two circus performers should
consent 10 be married IA the ring. and
thus be used as an attraction 10 the show
is not remarkable, bat that . clergyman
could be found 20 take part in the yxhi-
bitiUn is astonishing Such thing took
place ia Philadelphia. the persons be-
ing Miss Ella Stokes, n rider. Rudolph
Mcltie, an athlete, and the Rev. = :.
Hun. an Episcopal pastor The bride
and the groom appeared as uEua. iE the
regular entertainment; and then the
marriage ceremony was performed 90
the great diversion Of the assembly
Col. Pickett, who wanted 10 take a
bribe only that be might be charitable
10 the widows and orphans Of the
South" does not receive the encourage
mcut from that section he had n right 10
expect. His sense Of high moral duty "
and his willingness 10 live in sackcloih
and ashes ave not appreciated. The At
lanta Constitution says: Pickett evil
IDENTIFY has a thorough appreciation Of
the old proyerb TO the eheDt that charity
begins at home. On the whole, Picket;
seems to be somewhat unsuccessful rs g
success
In letter TO his friends at home, an
intelligent foreigner states that when a
great man dies in the United States, tho
first thing done is TO propose q fine siat
ne in bis honor next, to forget to order
any statue in his honor next, TO raise
part Of the necessary money and. last TO
wonder what became Of the money. The
remark shows close observation and
clear judgment.
The largest gas vain ever struck in the
oil region has hccn found on the Gibson
farm. The roaring, tits said, resembles
Niagara and can be heard distinctly a
distance ofnine miles.
Am a vessel or 4 pier ?" is the way
a Western journal reports Wells cele.
brated question. II "apiers" 70 us from
the way he has been pumped out that
he must be dry dock.
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CuIEF JUsrCE AGSEw has this week
delivered an interesting opinion al the
sitting OF the supreme court in Philadrl-I
phla. as 10 the duties and rcspOus.hili>'
ties Of property owners. ia the case Of
the Philadelphia Hydraulic Works -.
Orr and wife, on an appeal from the de,
cislon OF the common pleas. Orr and
wife had recovered 8 90 damages from
the Hydraulic Works for the killing Of
their siN yeIroli boy by the dropping
ola movable iron platform standing in
an alleyWay on the private property o
the company, and leading into Eyeltua
street. The defense MAS that the child
WAS q trrspasscT, and that hc not being
expected 10 come Upon the private prop
erty oftLe defendants, these latter ow-
ed 10 him no duty, the neglect % which
would make them liable 10 him In dam
ages for injuries sustained on theirprop-
crty. The question Of duty the lower
court left 70 the jury, and this action was
assigned as erroneous. The supreme
court aiArms the judgment below. The
opinion says. When no duty is owed.
no liability arises. 4 man may leave
i stick Of wood in most dangerous
/ position in hls own ward, and II it falls
ard Injuries = person having no business
! H. the yard, there is no liability. Bu, il
/ has often been said tha, duties arise out
/ ot the circumstances uf the case and
/ hence where an owner has q reason 90
apprchcnd damage owing 90 the situss
/ ,ion Of the property. lis optnn,ss 20 ac-
/ cideut, the rule WIll vary. IhequesIlon
then becomes one forthr jury Thus ia
| the case here the Hydraulic Works had
/ this alivyway Of . fTvQuen,cl street
AMI without gate 10 keep persons from
obtaining access TO Il. In this alley they
/ had this platform, heavy uuN!eldv
piece @! o!malhiucyy, standing up against
/ q wal. and liable 10 fall With bat slight
motion. Now can il hc TiEhicously
said that the owner ug such q dangerous
trap. held mp hyr3 fas.cuiugs and liable
| 20 drop NJ any moment. and near pub
/ lie ,hroughiarc, aud exposed 20 the en-
trance ot persons on business or from
curiosity. owes no duty 90 those " h0 I'D
! be properly there The common feels
/ ing Of mankind must say that this place
/ is not so private and secluded that a man
may keep these pits aud dcadial. with,
out breach NJ his duty Ca society The
common feeling Of mankind must pass
upou such case which leaves pitfalls ui
I this Kind exposed 90 innocent li,ile chill.
/ dren; aud hence there Was no cT.oT IN
| the court below in leaving the question
uf duty rs . fac. T.. the Jury.
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GIL. 6 luARE ANp urRIonr

GRAND, G lUARE AND UPRIGHT
From Jes y. Reran, frm Regnu s
Carter pub Ihers Daily and Weekly Iri-
bune, 1eGg On City. No, aoer receiving
= So inau Emeni, says
Piano reached "a IN good condition.
am well pleased With H. IL isall you rep
resent Il "a be-
From =. u. Baldridgo. Bennington Fur.
mace, Pa, after receiving n 500 piano.
Beatty received 3lh inst, all q, k
and comes tally up 10 your approximation
and exceeds our expectations. While
don't profess 70 be judge IL tho matter,
Mra. B. does, and pronouncts u Of very
sweet tone and iSYCy much pleased With
Iit."
Beet induefmenis ever offered. Money
refunded upon reiuFn 81 Piano and freight
charges paid By me ID r. Beatty both
ways II unahtihiactofy, alter = tcAt trial 81
five days Pianos Warranted FOR six years.
Agents wanted. send Tor cata ogne. Ad-
dress ID. 4. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey,