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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
CUTTING orrA Bors TONGUE
SAN Antonio .rcNa.l Exrrc-..

few weeks ago man presented his
son, a boy Of about twelve years 90 our
surgeons for treatment Tho yU,r was
la novel one, the child being inflicted
with enlargement of the tongue Ills
father hailed from Williamson county,
and stated that hv came 60 san Antonio
90 consult our surgeons. as those Of Aus
tin, Galveston and New Orleans. tu
whom hc had applied. had demanded
|vNoIh.Nut fees. In llrrN informed the
troubled father thar lac would vulrgyur
TO cure his SON uf the cN,rCsrrugr Hut.
sympllhtrlrr with him lu hl. trouble
and tlv child Iu hla pain. thv father hc
. lug a poug man. hr offered Co perform
7 the operation ul most reasonable
charge. The citizens ui Williamson
county yhArltally raised thp means tu
/ pay IuI thC operation. IL Was executed
I Wednesday. under ur Herds care
others aiding him. About four u,hrs
I OF tongue were taken uh. The extreme
end which has been preserved boa Hlt1
I Aul, would weigh about quarter ui d
I pound. and about u- much more WAS eat
/ on in small bits. II thick, much Wi
/ Der than the child month from which
/ twas taken, is very rough, and ycbym
/ hlvs very much the tongue OF a young
calf The patient is now doing we'll
1 and uo doubt 10 ly greatly benefited hy
/ The operation which called into rcQuisi
I l.ou The most pcI.yy, care and the ahlvs
surgical knowledge. The atllicuon Ma
/ one in which there has probably been
/ less room faT surgical experience than IA
any other. and ls the first case ui Oh,
/ kind We ever heard ~ iu Texas
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

The war in Colombia still drags on
without any prospect Of conclusion. /;
is now thought by intelligent foreigners
recently from the interior that the con>
tiict may last several years. No new
facts have been received which throw
any light on the state Of the country.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

Hayes becoming president ly " fraud
and then swallowing the policy OF the
party that was defrauded is The most he,
markable thing since Jonah swallowed
the whale.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
TIE LOUISIANA WRECK
NOT = YESTIGE OF PACKAND
LEFT
The Order Withdrawing the Troop:
Blows up the Bogus State Gov,
Warmoih Already
at Home in Nichols
Legislature.
New Orleans. Anril al.

New Orleans, April q.
/ The Presidents order Withdrawing
| the troops acted like dynamite in Pack
ards Legislature yesterday, demolishing
! il so completely that scarcely q yesiigc
| remains. 4 !as, caucus was held at
noon and Packard pleaded with mem
bers 10 stand by him little longer Ills
plan was 10 hold them together till the
extra session Of Congress, If possible,
and stand q siege in the State House in
the hope that HAYES would be obliged
10 send the soldiers back TO his relief
Warmoth made a speech in opposition 10
Packard and urged the remaining
bers entitled 90 seats in the Nichols
Legislature TO follow him TO Odd Eel
lows Hall. All but .about a dozen re-
sponded, after the cagcus had voted by
q large majority that il Was useless 10
continue the struggle. The only dra-
matte feature OF the break up was the
march Of Warmoth with a squad Of ne
gro members at his heels, through ROYAL
and Camp streets 4 big crowd collect
ed, increasing every step, until about
thousand men fell into the procession.
cheering as they went. Warmoth and
his followers were sworn in and he is
already taking hand in the Senatorial
intrigues Only thirteen members en-
titled to seats in the legal Legislature
still hold out, and all these are expected
10 come in tomorrow. Packard with
his State officers and metropolitan police
guard, remains in the State House. This
evening Packard said he had not made
mp his mind what he should do, but that
he would decide TO morrow. He was
not reckless nor 2 fanatic, and should,
he added take such n course as n pru~
dent man would naturally take under
the circumstances. He declined TO say
whether in his proclamation retiring
from the contest be should assail the
President as responsible for his down
fall. Some Of his friends believe he will
take Wayne Mac Neagh's advice absolvc
Hayes from blame and put the response |
bility on his Legislature, which failed
to secure the confidence Of the State and
deserted him at the critical moment
Times.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

There was a recovery in Pennsylvania
Railroad stock at Philadelphia, Monday.
1t went as high as 33s and closed at 80.
Col Scott says there is no Justification
in the financial affairs of the company
for the panic. The low selling rates at
tractcd the attention cf English capitai-
ISIS, and cable orders for stock were fill
&c early in the day at 81.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

humorous wrecks are reported along
the Atlantic coast, especially in the
ueighborhood Of Hatteras.
Augustus Johnson, white, has been son,
fenced to be hanged at Rome, Georgia fer
the murder OF negro.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
BEATTY PIANO!
Grand, Square and Upright.

From Rufus Sny ofthe arm Of Sny.
der & Hendricks, Carriage Manufactures.
Of the city Of AllentOWn, Pa:
II must confess / hardly know how to
express my qualification on receiving the
Beatty Piano you shipped me. II /. At
least all could ask, wish ar expect One
Of our most eminent musicians tried il and
spoke IN the most favorable trms. .fter
thoroughly testing IT,"
Best offer ever given Money refunde3
upon return of Piano and freight chafp,z
paid b. me % r. 9eattyl 10Th WAYS II
uhsaListaetorS, after test rial Of Eve
lay Pianos warranted for six years.
ress, d. F. BEATTY
lp5a WnahinFton. Gea !: rsey.
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Il is not altogether one-siled story
.he impression that great benefits will
accrue 10 this country from q war be,
tween Russia and Turkey. What may
be gained By an increased demand FOR
5readstut!s and provisions may be lost
BY falling of in the sale Of other pro-
ducts. The exports Of Russian wheat are
5000. 600 bushels year, and the eexport
Of Turkish wheat 10 Great Britain alone
were 100000 bushels last year. In the
event ofwar this export would be large
ly arrested, and the exports ofthis coun-
.ry correspOndinEly increased. Our
other produce and provision exports
would be likewise stimulated and so
would the manufacture Of all munitions
IF war But on the other hand our peo-
pie will have to pry a higher price for
everything for which the foreign de-
maHd increased, and what would be
gained in the above exports would be
lost in cotton, petroleum, and many
minor products for which, i'm time o"
war. there would be less call. All the
leading markets would become demoral-
lied, and speculation, which is now
fairly giving way before the spirit Of
economy and hard work, would be re-
instated as the chief motive Of business.
The financial effects would be more uni
fOrmly in our favor, although the de-
mand for American investments would
be largely offset by the sale Of American
securities on the other side by those
who wanted 10 invest in the new and
high rate loans that will be offered.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

MI Daniel +. Beatty, manufactures and
proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and Boat.
ty's celebrated Col Icn Tongue Purlor Or.
gans, Washington, y. j is certainly d
very reasonable and generous man TO trans.
net business with. he makes this very
fair proposition % any who may favor him
with au order, as follows :"If the instru.
mcnt does not prove satisfactory afcr II
tcst trial Of five days after receiving it Ia,
purchase money will he refunded upon the
return Of The instrument md lee will pay
freight charges both ways This is Ger.
tainiy ma exceeding. generous, and snf,
muuner IN which to transact business with
him lie warrants his instruments for siA
years. See his advertisement July 2O.Y
A tire at Peiroiia, ButIor county, de-
stroyed 1900 barrels Of coal oil.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

The Tribune boasts that such demo-
cratic expressions rs his Fraudulency'
aro getting few and far between. But
there will be no gap left, for the organs
o. the Hayes party are more than filling
il mp With bitter expressions Of diScou-
tent and dissatisfaction az his Fraudu-
lency's" course. A few Of these have
been gathered by the Harrisburg Patriot
which says that the Radical hostility TO
southern policy ofNr. Hayes crowns
more out-spoken each dayas the end ap-
proSches and the abandonment Of Pack
ard becomes more certain. The New
York Times, the leading organ Of the
party, says this Is mot the entertain
ment they expected" The Pittsburg
Commercial, one of the organs Of the
Cameron ring in this state, declares that
the turning over Of Louisiana 10 the
democrats will be TO put both the party
and the President in . false position. in
yolying future conflicts and dangers Of
very serious character" Mr.. Blaine's
mouthpiece, the kennebec Journal, isin
deep dependency over the fate TO
which Mr.. Hayes has abandoned the
poor negroes Of South Carolina and SAYS
'the bull dozers Of South Carolina are
rs highly elated with their victory rs
they were when the federal troops evac-
uated Sumter in 1861" The Boston
Traveller, leading radical newspaper oil
New England. predicts thatthis betrayal
by Dir. Hayes viii assuredly arouse the
party Of that region in its might as il
was aroused by theshamelessd doughfacc
compromises Of the slave holders era.
The Chicago Inter>Ocean, chief exponent
Of the republican sentiment ofthe north
west, after denouncing the desertion OF
Chamberlain by Hayes asks: "Who
does not perceive that Gen. Hampton
mounts TO Office only through the des-
truction OF the vital principle ofour rep
resentatiye government The Della |
ware county Republican, which givesex- |
preston 10 the average opinion OF the |
rural press Of this state, fears that the |
party will lose control Of the United |
States senate through this policy Of Mr.
Hayes, and concludes an article on the |
subject thus: $50 that any such pro-
gramme, if it involves such yielding in
Louisiana as was manifested in the case
of South Carolina, would be a fatal mis-
take, ike to that which is worse than q
crime"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
HARDW ARE
W ILSON e MFARL An E

Stock Of Coach aud Wagon Mate.
rials are Of very superior quality,
and cheap. We will sell Saddlery
goods as low as they can buy them
in Phila. We will keep all kinds
Of Farmers Implements, Cultya.
tors, Shoycls, Plogs, Pumps, Pic
ture Frames, Moulding, Mirrors,
Toi,et segis,
Chi'drens buFgies. Wagons ofall siz.
6, Oh Cloths, Tubs, Buck
cts, and Churns,
We have
il
connection
Tin Shop, Mr..
Smith. foreman, in which We
manufacture all kinds Of Tiuware.
Spou,ing made and pot up Of the best
quality Of tin at the lowest prices.
Call and see us and We will subsianii-
ate what We advertise, as We shall
lake pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No. Z and s, Humes Block, s
doors north Of Pest Office, Bellelon,e.
WILSON & McFARLANE,
jap3m
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
EREEI

Louisiana is free-,hc bayoue.S have
been Withdrawn Ly order Of President
HAYES. the order took etiec. At l. o'clock
noon on Tuesday, and is similar 20 the
order Withdrawing the soldiers from
Charleston. So Packard the carpet,
.Aasgcr falls. and hc swcars his uuy ls rs
good As Hayes. And why nota
THE ORDERS TO THE TROOPS
Chicago. April 9I.-Iho following W..
sent from the headquarters OF the Mill
.arv Division Of the Missouri 70 GeueGNI
Augur to-day:
CmCAGo. April u. 1877.
E#ssf 4. c. .tHFri~, N1- o-'scrs, LG.
SIR: Bv direction ofthe LieutenAn.'
General the following teleEraphic order
from the General Of the Army Is for
Warded for your action auI guidance
Please rcpor, by telegraph upon lae
execution Of the order:
WASHINGTON, Apri. II. lNl5.
General T. H. bigr'U, Commanding t,
psr.yaa af tbg N.ogts.. Chicago. H..
Nou will please order the troops now
posted 80 or IN the immediate vicinity o.
The state House. New Orleans, 20 Oh,
United states Barracks, on Tuesday
April -, az j. IN. precisely, and rcpor
the fact 10 these headquarters. Copies
ofthe order otthe President and Score
rarv OF War will come 90 YOU by mai
and another copy will be sent 10 Gener
al Anger direct.
,SisnedI ". T. SHERMAN, General.
T. C. Drum, Assistant Adjutari Gen
arai
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

An effect is being made in Washington
10 orevive the old whig party, The fins.
successful step to that must be to revive
the bones Of old Harry Clay. for the
whig party died and WAS buried With
him. Success 10 the revive.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

An old lawsuit has ~ length reached
q decision. We remember when boy
osreadine.in the papers oftle Gaines
case, in which the widow ufGen. Gaines
of Mexican war fame, laid claim TO mill
ions Of dollars in property in New Or
leans. The case must have been 10
court nearly 80 years. We see in tele-
gram dated l. inst, that favorable de-
cision has been rendered the widow
which ends the litigation.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

Ii was predicted that the c1nSumma>
ton Of the presidential thctt would
wreck the radical party. Nottwo months
hayeyet expired since the commission
orthis, the first, presidential ihett, and
the prediction seems on the verge oi
fulfumeut II has already divided the
radicals into administration and anti
administration factions, with every IN
acation fora big explosion when con.
ggcSs meets. Verify, the way Of the
tranSsressor IS hard. Blaine, Butler,
Phillips, and the rest, have whei;ed
their knives for the fight and ~,
ready 10 disembowel their bastaId
president.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
/. o. DEIgINGRR

A new, complete Hardware Store ha
been opeaea by the undersigned in Cen
tire Hall, whore be Is prepared 70 sell al
kinds Of Building and House furnishing
Hardware, Nails, &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, Tennon Saws.
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, q fell assort-
ment OF Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frnmes, Spokei. felloes, and Hubs, table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades and Forks.
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs,
Horse Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Ois.
Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Yarn
ikhes.
shortest notice.
E@- Remember. all oods oaered cheap.
er than Rlbn~hera
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26
ADDRESS BY DEPUTY LEONARD
kNONE.


h'n" We ever hr'fd oi in Texas.
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Wat,hmaa. aud lAe Farmer. Friend
Tor publication
Fulow Patron, oF uuE ClarGE
CovNgr PeNsNA GEAAuE.-It n1oras mc
pleasure g br able 10 rcpor. 90 yoa .AHt
tac qaar.er eal.Hg has been asuycuss-
tal one Your Instructions az 'A- .as! '.s-
slo" have been faithfully executed, and no
doubt maHy Patrons have already rys"iN-
eI Che benefits o!. ..ar work OF Tie EAee-'
u'c Committee during .Ac quarter iyF h
r0pof. vi ..5 WORK must refer y'u 90 'he.r
report.
Tho insurance Department. BIAS been s-e'
ee'''a..y worked up, and We are ABLE 10
report j. .a actual 'rrra..0a. .-!.ly lNa
hundred aaa lhrge ,ta..arl dollars vi
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in fact We are selling everything al
prices that will convince all that We have
touched the very bottom-no trouble {,
show goods for tie purpose of comparing
prices. :. & A. LOEB.
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We are selling -Superlne Ingram al 55c
~ e are se se.llug-superdae lngrain az Toe
We are selling Ingram nj 55e
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

Buckalew is spoken Of for supreme
judge.
Judge Mayer, Of this district, is still
fayorably mentioned in different news
papers as a candidate for supreme
Judge.
Jas. P. Barr, Of the P,tsburg Post, il
mentioned fayorably as a democratic
candidate for governor The Reporter
adds IFS tcstimonial--we know Mr.. Barr,
he is tit and none more deserving.
Hayes has rid two states Of fraudulent
governors, now let him rid the United
States Of its frauduleng President
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We are selling Tapes:ry Brusselaai ST 90
~ are selling tapestry Brussels nj 81 90
We are selling Tapestry Brussels a. 81 90
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We are selling-New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
We are selling-New Spring p lads
at 10 cents
We are selling-New Spring Plsids
at 10 cents
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

The Russian embassy left Constanti-
nople yesterday for Odessa, on the
Black Sea. Mud is interfering with the
movements ofarmics. Austria is on the
alert to throw troops into Scryia. Eng>
land is sending feet 10 the Suez Canal.
treaty between Russia and Germany.
Mr.. Layard, the English Minister, has
notified Turkey she need expect no as
s,stance from England. France and
Italy appear to be the only powers de-
termined on neutrality in all probable
contingencies. Austria seems most like
ly to be the first nation involved in
Russia's and Turkeys quarrel There
is no telling on which side, however.
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We are selling--Spool Cotton at ? cts
We are selling-Spool Cotton at ? cts
We are selling-Spool Cotton at . cts
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VIC are selling trim j hats al 81 90
he arc cseillng-Ladiea irim'd hats al 81 GO
We are selling Ladies trim i hats at 81 100
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We are selling trim d hats al s.. 90
We are sel.ing-Ladies trim bats at g.. Co
We are selling-Ladits trim d hats al 81 90
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We are selling Damhsk hall a stair car "A
We are selling DamAsk K ball a stair car Is
We are selling Damask ball & stair car tf
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He are selling-Dress Goods at s ct:
Ue are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
He are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
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Potatoes 50 per bushel at Scranton.
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Ue are sellina-Calicoss at 5 cents
lle are selling-Calicoes at 5 cents
We are selling-Calicoes at 8 cents
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We are selling-Ladiss' Button Shoes
at 81, so
We are selling-Ladies' Button Shoes
tsl, so
We are se,ling-Ladies' Button Shoes
at 81, so
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We are selling ug-INGRAISs ATa5 cent?
We are selling At a5 csntf
We are selling -INGkAISS AT SO cents
We are selling Damhsk hall a stair eAr'ls
We are selling bamHs K ball a. stair CART
We are selling Damask ball & stair car tf
We are selling -superane Ingram al 55c
" are selling Nuperfue Ingram at 75c
We are selling -Superhne Ingram At 55e.
We are selling Tapes:ry Brussels nj ST 90
y. ~ are selling Tapestry Brussels NJ II 90
We are selling Tapestry Brussels AZ ST 90
We are selling-LAdles' Dollnans Al g.. So
Z W are elllng-Ladies' Dolmans ~ $50
/ We are selling Ladies Doimans Al =. sol
We are selling Ladies Doimans a, S. 90
We are selling Ladies Dolmans al sd.O0
We are selllAg-Ladies' nolmaas Al $500.
( We are seiliHg-Ladiesl trim j hats nt 81 90
z vac arc cselllng-Ladiea irim'd bats NJ 81 90
Z We are SELLING Ladies trim hats Ei s 90
We are selling Ladies lriua'd bats A. 81 90
T We are scllii Ladies trim q hats 81 81 60
1 We are SELL g-Ladies trim'd hats a. 81 so
We arc selliug trim a hats Al s. 90
We are selling Ladies trim q bats at 81 90
We are selling Ladies irim'd hats at 81 90
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81, 90
We are selling-Lsdies Shoes at 81 ,25I
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 ,25I
Ue are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 ,25I
We are selling-Ladiss' Button Shoes
at 81 so
We are selling-Ladies' Button Shoes
at 81, sol
We are se,ling-Ladies' Button Shoes
atsl sol
He are sellina-Calicoes at 5 cents.
lle are selling-Calicoes at 5 cents.
We are selling-Calicoes at cents.
We are seling--Spool Cotton at ? cts
He are selling-Spool Cotton at 2 cts
We are selling-Spool Cotton at ? cts
He are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
Ue are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
He are selling-Dress Goods at s cts
=" "'e Se'''s Ne" spring rIalus
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We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
Weare selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
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We are selling-Lsdies Shoes at 81, ,25
We are selling-Ladies Shoes atsl, ,25
We are selling-Ladies Shoes at 81, ,25
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We are selling Ladies irim'd hats A. 81 90
We are sellir y Ladies trifn'd huls ST 81 60
We are selii. g-Ladies lrim'd hats a. Al so
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Harness. SaddIes. q

1hs enaefslfnsd, asisrlainea p nsst tha nopaiar
demaud fnr lower prices respectfully csls fkr &C.,
tlon u ths psktic % his saack uf
sADDLERy
uaered a. The ed stand. nsalKa fesEseffly tar
ths people and the tnes TIE largest an9 Eaaa varied
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