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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Justice Davis Of the Supreme Cour; Of
the United States, who has been elect
eL sen:tor from Illinois, does not pro-
rose 20 resign his present Office ill the
4:h cf March. So then Grant win not,
have the opportunity ~ anpoiu.ing his
sLncceenr.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

The great debate in congress, over the
electoral biIl has ended The senate
held an all night session, Thurman
tonLiIng and other senators speaking,
and passed the bin, and it went 70 the
lluuse, where il VAS also debated, and
passed by a two-thirds vote. Ia an
other column wHg give synopsis Of the
senate debate.
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Ma. coxELEs. arau,EST.
AIr. conklinc. Of Now York. lhen took

Mr.. Conkling, Of New York, then took
the floor.
After a brief preface he spoke of the
objections TO the bill, and said If J, WAS
true that the right to count the VOC WAS
by the Constitution imposed upoa the
President Of the senate, the bill now
upon the table or any bill, rule or plan,
would not be Of the slightest efficacy or
effect. Whenever the Constitution de-
posted a power with any officer, depart
ment or functionary, there it must re-
main. 1.-THE Constitution deposited in
the President Of the Senate power to
count the electoral vote, there WAS an
end Of it, and any act or rule 20 strip him
ofthat power would be n bold intrusion
upon the Constitution. Ifsuch was the
power ofthe President Of the Senate,
then every proceeding had heretofore
by The two houses Of Congress was a
aagrant violation Of the Constitution.
lie denied that the power 10 count the
Votes WAS vested in the President Of the
senate, and said if the Constitution gave
aii the power TO one man II WAS lot
easy to sec how Congress cJuld witness
Or verify the act. 1.-THE President ofthe
Senate chose 10 utter vords memb, 70 of
the two houses must listen to him. The
Constitution declared the President of
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Toe Louisiana p04t has received nasty
Dab. Tie investigating comm llre has get
bold ui some % the orig iuai ret-fn Iupers,
aud lul them altered -Iillea's votes be-,
.lng transferred over 10 liays, column,
aud h,Hn.r oue Of ,De returning hoard,
admitting the fraud aud ilayt. would
ao,cp. The presidency ,au. obtained -
baa!
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All that art can accomplish in hcautiiy-
ing. strengthening, thickening enc adorn-
ing the hair is effected by using London
Hair Color Resturern Ii stimulates and
forces Il growth il gray restores is natu~
raj color and renders IL silky ard 3eauti-
ful cures dandruir keeps the soap clean
cool and healthy. Price = cents. All
druggists and dealers sell It.
Principal depot for the United States,
$50 North Sixth street, above Vine, Phil
adelphiA.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

The trial of c. A. Reese, for the
murder Of DR., Shade, was postponed
at Huntingdon court last week, be-
cause his counsel discovered an infor.
mality in drawing the grand jury.
There are 72S oranges in this State
an increase during the year of SO,
I'D an increase in the membership of
bout 10000.
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BEATTY r1AH
GRAN lUARE AND UPRIGHT


From JLt H. Rrgnn. hrm Roean s
Carter, 70 'hers Daily and Weekly Tu-
bune Jcbc Pr City. Mo, ailer receiving
q 500 inFG neut, says:
Piano reached us III good condition. ]
am we'll pleased with 4 Itisall you rep
resent ii % be-
From 4 u. Bsldridge. Bennington Fur.
mace, Pa, after receiving a 500 piano.
Beatty received 8.h inst. on q. X,
and comes fully up 10 your representation,
and exceeds our expectations While ]
don't profess o. be Judge in The matter,
Ars. B. does, and prDnouHees it 81 very
sweet tone and iavffy much pleased With
H."
Beet Inducements ever offered Money
refunded upon return of Piano and freight
ehnrges paid by me ID +. Beauy) both
ways II uusaiiaiaciury. after a tett trial 81
Eve days Pianos warranted Tor SIX years.
Agents wanted. send ior Gala ogue Ad-
dress. ID Il BEATTY
Washington. New jersey,
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PILES /!
PILES. PILES, ITCHING PILES,
Positively cured hy the use of
SWAlNE'S OlNTM ENT.

Home Testimony.
was sorely afflicted with one Of the
most distressing of all diseases Pruriius or
pruriRo. or more commonly known Hs
Itching Piles The itching at times was
almost iutulerab'c, increased by scratch
ing, and no, uulrcqueutly become sore. !
bought a box Of ''Swayne's Ointment -
is use gave quick rclici, and ia a short
time mado perfect cure. | can new
sleep undisturbcd. and l would advise all
who arc sufering with this distressing
10 procure "Swsync's Oint-
mcni" "a, once had tried prescriptions
almost iugumcrablc, without finding any
pcrmancn, relief JOS W. CHRIST,
lFirm of Roedel 4 Christi
Boo. and Shoe House, 3I North Second
St, Philadelphia.
SKIN DISEASES.
Swaync's All healing Ointment is also
d specific for Tc,tcr, Itch, Salt Rhcum,
Scald Head. EryIpelas. BARRIERS Itch,
Blolchcs, an Scaly, CrUsly, CuAncous
Eruptions. Perfectly safe and harmless
even on the mos, tender infant Price,
10 cents. sent py mail 90 any address on
receipt OF price.
Sold by all Leading Druggists
prppnred only hy
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
J. o. DRIEINGEB

A new, complete Hardware Store ha
been opened ly the undersigned in Cen
tre Hall, where be is prepared 20 sell al
kinds of Building and House Furnishing
Hardware Nails, &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, Tennon snws,
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, a foil asfort-
ment Of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, spOkes. Felloes. and Hubs. table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades and Forks,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, sash Springs.
Horss Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, OILS,
Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Warm
ishes.
Pictures framed A.the finest style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice.
.04- Remember, all oa5s offered cheap
er than elsewhere
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Wooden and
Willow,
Gla.s and
Quc.lsware,
All new aud desirable goods at prices
below what you are in the
habit of paying. We
hayeone price. new
q misrepreseut
anything
aud
makego,d
good. spec,
iaiiiyi it wiIIprovo
10 your advantage TO
satisfy yourselves by person.
al inspection that tie above
statement contains nothing bat facts.
Country Produce taken in trade nj
foil marke, value.
VALENTINES 4 cos, Prop'rs.
II. hEAA Mi Manager lsjan
We study TO please.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

A bin was introduced ia the House by
Mr.. Alexander, appropriating money for
the payment Of mortgage given by
the Pennsylvania agricultural college
Ben llill, Of Georgia, when hc con-
cludrd his speech IN the House IN favor
Of the electoral bill, was handed a tclc-
gram, announcing his election TO the a..
$. Senate.
Morton IA 1870 strongly denied the
night of the president of the senate 90
count the electoral vote, and had "a bin
par~ thc senate 10 that effect. Now. since
such a course would pu, ia Hayes. Nor.
ton turns around aud says the president
OF the senate shah count and declare tho
vote The dog returns 10 Dis yumii. In
the all might session Norton lucun-is
tyucy was referred 10 and De admitted
it, saying ,lat Ly 0as not uu inhIllble
Pope Au, much less Is he and homes,
man lac is political demagrcue and
demon, Who would ,ramp.r upon right
.to keep DIS party in power. and seal
.tAc presidency from a man legally elect.
lea hy his euuulrymeu
The New Orleans EepublIran.a Grant
organ, talks iu favor Of DISTINGUISHING
the nrsTsp~ u- ss.u H- 10 I.....,,.,.. ..,.f
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Henry Reinhart.
WOODWARD
UNDERTAKEN.

Cofiins of all styles made on shortest no.
tice. Undertaking strictly attended TO
Charges repsoushla II AuO =
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DR.. Swayue d Son,
$50 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sole Proprictors and Manufactures
NUTll NE~N NIHEI

all over the world for i's re-.
cures of Scroiula, Murctlal and
Syphrltjc Complaints, and IN cases whore
Syphiitic virus 81 the parent, causes "a de.
of Syphilis ug SciotuA 90 The
child. nothing has ever proved rhcc,uai
In completely cralicatiuE every vo-'iyc vf
these dangerous comp,a,s, and a.i di.
senses arising from
Impurlty of The Blood.
Describe symptoms in all con uuuica-
ions, and address letters to DR., Swuync
a. Son. Phiudclphia. No Charge tor add
vice Sen, hy express to any address
I 11SS IGphNN1h 3Aan13
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The Harrard Ldmpoon, which is issued month
" by the youthful wits Of Cambridge has recently COM
me,ced a new volume, aud appeals 70 wider audience
than is found among venerable shades OF Alma Ma
ter The sons OF the Old college Will join In cordial
cheer 10 this latest production OF the Cambridge Muse,
which u spite Of its omnous title is goodnatured in
rs humor and without any grim, pretentioas airs is
content raise honest laugh prefeng an expression
of fun 10 the taste Of blood New YORK BrentanoJ
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NIGHTS DREAM. Edited By WILLIAM J. ROLE, A.
Nj. limo. PIP l9j Harper Brothers,
The Introduction and Notes to this admira-
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cenent Judgment Mr.. Rolfe cauaOt be complained Of
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rnents His Notes concise but always so much 10
the purpose that they tell few words than
lie found the learned excursions OF Dr. Dryasdus in
as many pages. The Typography Of the volume Is ee-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

ada He is opposed to the anne1a-
tior of Mexico, because of its unruly
and lawless population, but he favors
the annexation of Canada, because of
it's industrious and law-abiding popu-
lation. At the tail end of his speech
he touched the Southern question,
but the cold water that had been
doused on Chamberlain seemed to take
his appetite entirely for anti-Hayes-
ism. He was wise in not becoming a
cats paw for Chamberlain.
Mr.. Chamberlain would do well to
bottle his impotent wrath, for it is ex-
unbec ,ning for gentleman who
stood rs the representative head of
the Republican party in South Caro-
lima for years, with all the moral sup
port of the party throughout the
whole country, and the support of the
military of the nation, to so utterly
fail to help himself and his friends,
that the moment the military force
was taken from his side he was dcne
for. Certainly party should have
been organized that could have made
some show of supporting itself with
out the help Of the military. There
was either no good in the govern
ments Of the Chamberlain kind, they
were great mismanagements, or the
old rebel element is so venomous that
nothing outside of it can live there.
The policy of President Hayes will
demonstrate which is the correct po-
sition, and that is what the country
wishes TO know. If his policy proves
to be mistaken one, a radical remedy
can be applied. If his policy proves
to be the correct one, it will become a
God-send to the country.
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Sentenced.

At Wilkesbarre, on Friday, Isabells
Parish, Of Pitrston, for having ordered
her servaut glrl to put her little step
son upon a red hot stove as a punish
ment for a slight offense, was sentenced
to Tay fine OF $1,000 and costs, and
suffer and Imprisonment in the county
Jail of six months duration term to
begin upon the day of conviction
Bridget Aartin, the servant girl, for
placing the child upon the stove as
commanded by the woman, received a
sentence imposing fine of S. and costs
of prosecution, and Imprisonment dur
ing three months in the county Jail.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11

The Pr uss1an G0verpment De-
stroys q Potato Patch TO XII
the Bugs, aud pays the OWn:
er for the Loss Of q supposed
Crop Of Potatoes.
A dispatch from M,lheim, Prussia, /,
says that a field near that place that
Was planted in potatoes, had become
polluted with the American potato bug.
The govetumen, heard of the invasion
Of the invasion OF the bug, aud prompt
y took possession of the field, covered
it with tan bark, saturated the bark
with coal oil, and put fire to the satur-
ated bark, and thus destroyed the bugs
Wholesale. The proprietor of the po-
tato field was paid by the government,
for the crop, just as if be lad sent it
to market.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11
Reputation.

The Reputation of Minnesota is
much worse than was at first supposed.
The State, as soon as organized, voted
unanimously to help the railroads, tax,
ing the fist mortgage; these it fore
closed, and then it declared the railway
debt itself null and void. The rail
roads. in the meantime, we're given to
new companies, so that the State has
succeeded in doing foolish thing, in
defrauding its original railroad corpora
tions, and in losing the roads them
selves. Can public corruption and bad
faith ever accomplish more i-Er.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-11
Sn axes.

John Engle, an employee Of the Pine
Iron Works, in Berks county, threw a
stone at a black-snske, when it sprang
four feet from the ground, direct aim at
his face. He warded the snake off with
his hat, when the reptile lay on the
ground as if dead, but upon Mr.. Engle
going past it, the snake again sprang at
his face. After desperate encounter
Mr.. Engle succeeded in smashing the
snakes head with stone. The reptile,
upon being measured, was found to be
over five feet in length.
George Ellenbaum, while at work
near the California saw mill in Jeffer-
son township, Dauphin county, recently
killed black sake measuring seven
feet six inches in length. The reptile
had two thrushes two catbirds aud a
large quantity of locusts in its stomach
when opened.