tongues of them, showing that ho was choicy in his selection of Buffalo meat.The command killed over one hundred out of the same herd when they came along. The Sergeant could have killed as many as he wanted, if he had run his horse off the trail for them. The horse that Sergeant Curl in rides was trained for a, Buffalo hunter, and will carry him into the midst of a herd of Buffalo.Sergeant Curtin informs us that it is fine' sport for the “ Boys in Blue” to charge into a large herd of Buffalo, throwing the bridle rein down on.the neck of your horse, and letting him run with the herd, while the rider is engaged in shooting away as fast as he can. The “Boys” often shoot*away eighty rounds in one chase. The Sergeant thiukB it would do the hunters of Centre county good to be there, as there is plenty of game, and aUnw fV»* nil in wonf rn nas Delanes, Calicoes Sheetings, Pillow Cas we offer at cost. As t are rapidly advancing now is the time to callt;£? Co's., for Cheap GcJANUARY COTJR:Gregg—Jocob Sho? Patton—Ab. Biddle Bellcfonte—TV. A. I M T. Milliken.Boggs—Philip Anti ton.Union—James Alex Spring—John Fure; Ferguson—John Br Walker—Mich. ? ha Liberty—Christ. Be Benner—Joseph Mi Marion—E. Zimme Haines—Georgo Bp!Howard—John l«yn Kush—A. J. Greist Penn—E. Hartman, Harris—Micheal HeTRAVERSE JuRTT * Y 1 IT *