"
EZ
ttt pastes pepatinunt._
PA - AOPOUNTS.
WO' find the following in the last "Country
Gentlettiam"; It is *Orty - of 'Ptikietilar con
sideration by all farmers who /rave not
already ill use this business system, which
sboultipievail on every. farm. It is not too
late yet, to go back and com mace for this year.
" It is a groat satisfaction to mosofarmers
to know what it Costs theni' individually .to
rulie on their firm, a ton of bay, a husgel
of corn or oats, a horse or cow, o r any other
produce or stock. In order to du this, we
should keep's debit and credit account, the
same AS WO WWI4I I I with hind men, It is
Aso desirable to know as often us once
yeal,..44l..fariu is paying ni for our labor,
atilt 'LW - 1i the tilnole
timiii.such:ni . atierii. 71y eluirgini op ace
de 41. aide,te the farm, the interest on the
cost of the lam, the sum paid for taxes on
*the I)arni and hie stock, &o.,—the amount
paid for labor on the farm, for imslinuical
labor, seeds, manure, live stock, &c fur',
mjscellaneous expenses of the farm, intere,t
on floating capital invested in tools, stock,
implements, &c.,—depreciation on harness,
carts, tools, Implements, &v., fat charge
all you pay out for the farm and give - the
farm credit for all you sell from it,
and also for iMprovcrnehti you
cuakein building, ditches, fenels, growing
crops; live stock', &c., on hand; or if, the
above SUMS tet be tob much labor, take
an inventory of tho farm in all matters
appertaining thereto at the praatut time, and
if you, have no other property or business
t,celvo Months from this time, to the Fame
thieg again, and the difference belween the
two inventories will be what you have Made
or lost by the year's bullhead."
AGRXIILTITRAL TRUTHS.
Tho fedlovVing statem .kata. ill be found
oorruct as to soils long under cultism-
1. Ml lands on which clover or the
graseCe•Ara'gron•n, must either hare lime in
triemziatundly, or that minima must be
artificially s`upplit.d. ft matters but little
whether it be supplied in thi. , form of stone
lime, oyster lime, or merl.
2. All permancrit huvruccmuats of !awls
must look to lime as its basis. •
LaMis which have been long in culture,
Ito benefttlixl by the application of
phosphate of limo, and it is I:lmportant
whether the di liciency Ix 3 supplied in the
form of bone , luet, guano, native phosphate
allime, composts of flesh, or that of oyster
shell litne—ormarl—if the lands need lime
, alone.
4. No landa can 1.x . : preserved inn high
Vito 'of fertility, micas clover and the
gi 1534% aro oultivatcd in the cour,e of rota•
lion. •
5. Mould is indisperaLle h every soil,
and a healthy ,suppty can att:n3 he pruaerved
through the, of clan:, and tact
mita, the turning in of green crops, or Ly
the application of cuniiiO4(ll rich in the tic
dtcnts df the would.
ilk All highly concentrated animal manures
are increased in value, aca their iettalts
prolonged by adtriiituro with plaett.r, salt, or
with pulverized eharccal.
7.•beei plowing gruffly improves the
pr 4inctird powers of cvEry -vark,ty of soil
that is not wet.
• S. Subaoiling sound land, that la, land that
ti not wet, is olio eminently conducive to
increased prodm Lion.
U. AlEUwit land should be drained.
10. All grain crops should be harvested
before the grain is thoroughly ripe.
11. Clover, as well as the grasses in.
tended for hay, should be moved when in
bloom.
12. Sandy lands can bo most effectually
imprond by clay. When such lands re
quire liming or marling, tho limo or marl ie
most beneficially applied when 'made into
compoot with clay. In slacking luue,•salt
brine is better than water.
13. The chopping, or grinding of grain to
'be fad to stack, Operates as a miring of at
1r aid twentrilei per cent.
14. Dmining of wet' lapis and of marshes
ad& to their 'rake, by making tbutt to pro
aiiia Imre, end by improving the hoalth of
nisighborhools.
'l6. To manure or limo wet lands, la to
throw manure, lime and labor away.
• HOW TO MAKE BUTTER COME.
I syinrathize with an " Old Hulse; iher, "
in inquiry—Why gill rot butter come 1
I halm gone through the same caps rience,
trowtayeara past ; but (tr time or four years
past, we have asloptta the plan of beating
#re milk in alma pan rthenllrat brought: in,
:to bat that. a bright scum is all over the
`surface ; then set it in pans, as full as you
please to have them, for the cream to HNC.
Skith as you choose tither before or after
souring, and churn in the usual rrey—(re
have Kendal's churl.) hope to ea 'the
.rallk where it will not freeze, but this wintcc .
....Oatiisipio low ieetsgeos, (roach some. We
have however no difll7tilty in haring the
Lulfter scale, and a rich looking sweet tuter,
that deed not resemble the old ritshioned
whiter butter that it i 3 exhibited in our shops.
—A Saratoga County Farmer, in Country
—arnityrim
rill: vitiv: dibtips3likopei
A quantity of tub butter WAS brought to
I:whet -in the West Indies, which, on open- .
was ibutO to -be very bad, and almost
. stitticipg. A Wive of Pennsylvania under-
Leek tit mit it, -which he did in the following
aU r oi4F- lie started the tubs of butter in a
n'br . t.,7le4toterf
het water ; which Coon
ag Ogin as poisitile;And worked It over again
to shurn, and with theaddition of salt and
Ilse sugar, the butter WH3 I.llldo inyt et and
OW *Pia. •
noermikarrs.
TIOOK tilloakor, and in the dark.
'dui •,phint, immerse it in cold
andset Winder the greettlunute stage;
OA* w e laSthettee be from, put op the
; 41101wrIN
•t n, QM the • wises
,aajrapcoadt. with, told water. is
, unde! Pullman"oloeNnstozoloo, ano
-- Wed cdoVire of Trost, enn *Ann , bo m
a-pored-troll severe injury b 1 Ws treat
-W4t.
ART OF PAINTTNO, •
..,:The fairing teepee, piepared by a pm
ace Painter, have been sold for a dollar,
but we give ,theua to our readers for a
far .ainajler sum. :/hey ocean to us-Inval
uable.
•
I. • Oil.--In belling oil; never fill
yourkottlo more than two-thirds, ur it may
run over and take fire. Place your kettle on
the coals, simmer your oil till It will scorch
a feather, when it will be fit for,pso.
2. To Grind faint.—Put yourpaint on
a largo flab stone, with a smooth face, wet
your paint with oil, /and grind until fine.
lk C11.11:111.1 CO grind fine, br there will be a
waste of paint and ytiur work will not .look
well.
8. A .215 J-tore for Drying point.—Take g
ounces of sugar of lead, 8 ounces of red Wadi'
8 011110.8 of ruhar g e, .1 ounces of analievi'l
make fine. put them into one gallon of eta
sigma . legetimc tintliekm, glen strain, our
in one pink of spirits of turpentine. Xild otie
gill to one quart or paint to make It dry
last.
4. Painting on flood. —ln any kind of
painting your paint must be of the proper
consistency, yoor,pood clean and smooth,
and you must have a proper brush or you
canuot do good work. It is as necessary that
a painter have good tools as any other me
chanic, to enable him to make a good job.
I have seen houses and other things spoiled
,pith poor brushes.
5. To geoid a House White.--Mix 4 qts.
of linseed 'ono keg of white lead
thoroughly. Cbmtrignce at the top and
theitillsix or eight Yards at oho through,
using great care to lay the paint even, and
smooth. In putting on three colts, stake
lbw second the thickest, attain a balk!
PlllBllll blue to the • last teat to make th. ,
%%bite more clear. he careful not to use
too touch blue; and you must putty'ell
the holes and cracks before the last coat to
applied.
li. Credal Color--Add finely ground
chrome yellow to white paint, (see Nos,)
little at a time till the shade pleases you.
You must add yellow every coat to have a
good finish.
- 7. Lead Colol.—Add finely ground lamp-
Limck to white paint, INo. 5,) till the color
sous you.
b. Blue Paint.—Prefaro a autllcient
quantity or white paint, then add finely
groutnl-pritssion blue in oil. "Add a little - at
a time until the color is light or dark as yon%
may want the shade.
U. Dlaci..—ln preparing black paint,
grind lattiptlack in oil ; and as black
dries slowly. you should add two ounces
of Labarge, to every pint of pai nt. Al
ways use boiled oil fur black to give it a ,
hotly. ,
10. Ferdigris Green. Wrap verdigris in
cabbage or other,large leaves, and place it on
the hearth, ovirrewhich scatter cold ashes,
then corer with coals, let it roast one hour,
remove, and when cold, grind in oil. This is
, not so apt to fade another green, and is used
I for outside. work.
11. Common Citen.—This is composed' of I
nearly equal quantities of prussian blue an I
chrome yellow. It must be ground very tine
in od. / rho shade may be varied with white
IL ad._ 1
12. Another Green,—You may purchase 1
patent green ready tot...grinding, which is
beautiful if genuine ; to be ground as other
paint.
13. Stone Color.—Burn umber on WI
bon Oak until it id of a reddish cast.' No 1
color looks better f, a room, if well
put on.
14. Stone Color of a Benutifil Gre , m
Shade.—Add to w bite paint umber sufli
cient to make a light drab ; tHen gran
enough to make a grei n shade.
16. Om ari , e Color. —combine white lead
with -ohms yellow in the proper- pro
portion to make e bright straw oolor,
then add red lead to tinge it to en
. Rile.
lb. Straw Color.:-"NMater 15 makes a
straw coliir by having out the red lead.
17. /Mrk Stone Color.-Add umber to
light lead color, (see No. 7)• till - the color
suity.....
8. B on: Coldr. —To tillite paint add
red lead or enetian red, tall the color plLase.
Red Rad is the best.
19. Fies4Coior.—To white paint allchronie
yellow enough to change it shade, then nem
red lout and a very small quantity of black,
tilt the wlor sluts.
But Col a! rarnish.—Reduce 2 lbs.
of copal glint to fine 'wad' r and pour it into
a copper kettle that will hold 3 or 4 gallons,
am! me it it over a lire ut eliareoal. When
the soon it &mistily, d, add ono pint and a
huff of hot llatseLd oil, haVing removed the
gum from oil the fire, stirring smartly while
adding the oil. When it is part!, cool, add
slowly 3 qt-s. of 'spirits of turpentine, still
stirring,. Caro must Ix' taken that the con
tents of the kettle arc not too hot nor too
cool while ambling the turpentine ; if too hot
it will bike tire; if too cool it will not nut
will. Strain whilst norm.
21. Carnage rani's/I.—Manage your
copal as dirictid in No. 20. Use 5 pints of
hot i oil that will , search a. feather, and 1
quart of turpentine and proctcd as in
No. : 1 .0. This varnish it'll not crack.
22. Gum Shellac Varnish.—Put 2 lbs. of
shellac gum into 2 quarto of spirits of
wine, and shako occadionally a and, when
it is dissolved it will be fit for use.. 'nod
will not stand exposure ; it roll dill- in
a few minutes, and answers well ' for
cable.
23. Varnish fa Render Paper Trans rent.
—shat 2, gills of apirita.iff turpentineint an
earthen rest I : when •hot add 2 ounces
of roifnc!inel stir until dtsSulyed. /Var
nish both Jules of your paper with one
coat, •ad when dry it will be clusirenough
to read' through. Lay this paper on
p 1 turo and mark the outlines, then cut
nt out,, paint through thu hole, In this
manner you 'may paint any ligfAre you may
24. Mappr Palure tarnish.—Riduce 2 oz,
cacti of gum sandaraa'aiid gum 11111SliC, to
goer powder, sold to-them in a glass bottle 2
Vs. of I,kg,k,ailirits of wine and half an os. of
Venice turpentine, shake well, and it will be
fit for use In a few hours. Try this varnish
on paper, and if It strikes through, add
wore turpentine to make it thinker aria it
witraelolatetrfernurfico; two coats make
nice gloss.
25. Red Sanders at Camrcood Stain.—Pour
3 pints of wftihkey on 1 lb. of cainwood or
sanders in a brass kettle, simmer a few min
utes and - add another quart of whiskey ;
strain, put on with a brush, use it hot.
The color may be darkened with salts of
tartar. Lay on as many coats as you wish;
and varnish.
28, Aqua Fortis Stain.—Put the aqua for•
tit on with a clean brush that has been
aseel-in oil work. The, aqua fortis must
bo diluttlk with onc.fourth water. You
must warm your work either beforii , or
after brushing,' or the color will not a r ,
pear. Put on a coat of oil: whoa dry,.
varnish.
21. Ursen Starn.—Thm is preparca by dis
- solving verdigris in /lot waty,r, to be used hot.
Vernisli when dry.
28. Purple Stain.—Pour 1 gill of soft trip
ter.on 1 pound of logwood and 4 ounces of
blasii wood ; boil 40 or 60 sliputeg, then
briishover, after which lay oria'weak so.
IMMO of pearlasti which meet be µsod with
eve, for if too muoh is used It will Make
,blue
41211. Scarlet' Red Stain.—Pour 2 iiitarts of
water oil 1 lb. of 'brazil wood chiptr, or cam-
R e "AY wo°l 4 14 i< wPrr kettio, boil fuer
,
client to . exivact the coloring Matter, then 4 oz.
Co( alum and strain. Use a scft brush. This
is a very bright red ;, brazil le the best of thiti
two.
30. Block Stain' a &motion of
logwood brush several times. Mx 4.4 of
galls in 2 quarts of water, macerate in a
warm plato 6 days. Lay on 4 coats,'then
'dissolve 2 oz. of greemvitriotin 2 Os. of ,ra
ter ; brtlxll over once. This is elltrp and
makes a good black.
31. Buggy Paintrnq.—Rody—Lay on one
coat of lead color : when dry stop all holes
with putty very smooth. Mix yellow ochre
with one third boiled oil and two thirds spir
its turpentine, and lay on six or eight coats,
letting it dry between each coat. Make the
ochre paint tho consistency of cream. The
turpentine in this quantity is to prei k ent
paint from rolling up under the nibber aft it
I would do if it was oil. Painters call this
r ugh
I 32. To Rob /Orr Rough Slung.—Take
la—lrgo piece of punnet) Moue witli_O smooth
surface, and apply it, keeping your troll
quite wet by moduli of a sponge and soft
n 'ter.
,• File out places the pumice stone
to fit the mouldings. Use considerable pres
sure in rubbing, and make fiequerit exami
nations on the clean surface , to sec if it is
smooth, When it issmooth wash very clean
and let it dry. It wfar then be colored Ache
following' manner: a
'l'o Color Buggica.—You eon •paint
any color you wida. Use thin paint with
considerable sugar of lead, a soft brush, *and
hare your work clean and.ini a clean place,
where no dust can get on while dryiug. Pot
on tWo• or three coats, two at hest, an...
when dry rub lightly with flue sand paper
that has been ip.crl, so as not to Aciateli.
34. To Forms.% Ibizitics.—Put on Ail
coats of bent carriage varnish, (No. 21--do
not use any ot h er,) about as thick as raw
linseed oil, with au extra fine ,brush, iu
a clean place, and whoa it will not
blister. •
r. •
35. To make Rubbers.—Tiko a round
Work of convenient size, and i nil a piece of
old hat on in suoh a manner that the nails
will not scratch.
36. To flub and Polish Buggtes.--Reduce
pumice stone to a. very tine powder, and sift
it through a piece of book muslin properly
stretched over smell box that has no bottom.
When your sgt•ntsh is tell dried dip your
rubber in water then in the pumice stone,
and rub tolerably hard, making frequent ex
aminations to see if it is smooth. Continue
Cie rubbing till all the waves are out of the
varnish; wash clan and rub dry with soft
muslin.
37. To Rub with Rotten Stone.—Rubbing
with rotten stone-succeeds that of pumice
stone, for the purpose of Tubbing out any
scratches that the pumice stone may cause.
The rotten steno will make a surface as
smooth as glass, and must be prepared and
used in the same way as pumice stone. (Sec
•
No; 361 •
*_3B. Port.thang Bugiies..---Tako a clean
linen cloth that is soft, damp with pure olive
nil, and rub your work then rub with a
dry silk.eloth tall the gloss appears. Furni•
ture may be polished in the same may.
39. To pant Runivn: Geirsof a Wazon.
7-If you are to polish the riming rears do it
as you would the body. Una, one coat of
the Lad color, and two or three coats of ally
other color on doiirc, and varnish.
441 Red Lead Color fur g ins.—First
coat lead color. then two coats, well-pre
porta in boil; d
Broten.—thind fine, using
bided 'the paint to bo thin, first coat,
and sandpapered when dry second coat thick
aq cream.
42. rendian Rid.—Proofed as in No. 41,
thrioisticiot.
43. le/low Oclire.—Thin a /mid on hug
gice, floors, Weirs, t Work it in the game
manner as Spanish brown. (No:41.)
44 3lnne ochre.-..-This is more - Costly
than yellow ochre, and•not eo much used.
(;riad, mix, etc., as dirLetol in No. 41.
45. /earn Blur!. --This is the best black
in One, and is luii-d to get fine. Grind first
in soft water, ohm, the :eater has evapora
ted, grind in oil. Blivek is longer in drying
than other paints : use litharge -or sugar a
lead in consider:al Ic quantities.
, 4 0 1. Vernitilgon I?rd.--This tg its«l to or
nament with, awl is bia iiful: it is too
costly for many purports, b ing 15 tents per
ounce. Grind in oil. wt. , ach an brush.
47. To nrike a Rollrr Pr ni l (;rainrr!'.
—Take n piece of 4:0;U - tutor Irish I tutn, qua..
ATet, and roll it as hard as yon can betn•cui
two Afll ,,, th karats nuke at about half an
inch thick, and n 4 lung as your work is
. 48. Cuthd Mqplt.—Your wood should be
smooth and even. Lay : on two coats of
cream col o r. (See No. 6 ) Prepare terra
de sienna raw, by grinding in atr%ng beer to
the consistency of paste. Take a clean
sponge wet with beer, and lay on the terra
de sienna. Make your nilltrquite wet, hold
it on the itoik, by each !cull,and slide rl
along towards you, giving it a backward and
fora aril motion and do not lift it up, but
keep it close as you can till you get to the
end. You may hold one hand still and then
the other, till, the moving hand has passed
ea half an inch, which makes the curl Look
more natural. Illy two or, three trials you
will be able to imitate exactly. Wipe off the
sada front the adjoining piece, where ,there
is a joint, very clean, that Onay be grained
the way it rune. In graining anything that
is mitred, as • frame, grain one side, wipe
draw to the mitre, varnish and dry, then
anothi a aid°, and so on till dune—the mitres
will then show.
49„; Another Color for lit:plc—Use umber
instOsd of terra do sienna. Marino as in
48.
50. Extra or Fancy Colored Maple.—
Make your work a light cram color and
snuxAla. Raw terra de sienna,, burnt
terra do sienna, vaodyko brown, and
rotten Stone, must ,be ground in beer to the
thickness of paste ? and put in separ
iiir't-upia With a sponge ley on a strip
of one, then another
. Irming leas of the
brown,) so as to meet—then urc your roller
as in No. 48. YOU must work fast or it will
get dry. When dry, put on a light top
grain of raw terra do sienna. Varnish when
dry.'
51. Speph Of Btyll's Eye ilfapie.—Qrouild
work the same as No. 50. Lay on raw si
enna ground in beer with a sponge begin
jog at the top or moat distant end, lift the
sponge, when through, to theother carefully,
wit's!' will leave little knurla. After you
have finished in this.,way, hold your fingers
close together and strike their ends on the
job, which tru;kes the exact imitation of the
wood. A rvery little practice only is want
ing. Varnish when dry.
52. Blentletr.t.—Take hard wood,
inchcartong. - one inch wide, and three-fou s
of an inch thick, bore two rows of holes with
A quarter bit, then tic up ,badger's hair so
as to itt the bolos, then dip th'e hair in hot
pitch and push, the brushes into the holes..
Bore a hole in tho other side for a handle.
No hair will do but badger's. Blenders may
be purchased.
Graiiipra.—Take some kind of hard
wood and make it the/ sameshape aaa white- .
wash brush, but mush-thinner, Saw spear(
" in,lpaite
oonitee the
and . crime
Lay pn tmo
Whim you
yke brown ;
mud in beer
'To' laid the
Its With a
010 plant
ME
in diffeAmt pima diverging f.lsm the antra
so is to form a radius, the ground work
showing the light part. Dip your grainer in
beef,' then In terra de sienna, arid make fine
marks in the same diretdion that: the grain
of tho knots run to slims' the growths of the
wood naturally. When this top grain is dry.
varnish_ Whilao,learemg, nor a piece of Teal
nitillogany,fipr a sample, and you Will soon
imitate per oily.
INDEI.II6.IIIINIK.—ThiA luny be uncle runeli
ebeaper than' purchss , (I, as follows; Two
drachms of nitrate of Nilvcri aIOC tl to four
urscluns of a weal( Folution of 'tincture of
galls.
MILESBURG MARBLE WOR.-
A. I'AIVIER I.IL 1 4 ( - ULPTriit t inforins
the public that tic it i teitared to do toll kinds Of
Merida work at the dactrn native nod on the 1110.11
rt.39011.11 , ,C 1.1101 , '11.14 Wha Fltor him with their
orders may rent mint,. I that nll not), from his 1.1,-
tatalliMelit will betim beg OtSIO of M° ll 3 .
1214131/Ihip. La.M.:11.131 311;i 1111 elevated In statue to
In bust, AN Ingo W I ill.. either in Mal hie or pinsh:i
Likenesses will Int in dcu Alniumente, Tomb
Stones, fr In derwerte ne likent•-n l; oleo n
brilliant dls...atcr) of I otancllcl Lottoti,.;
stilt
lava, en Itlonouico.l. Tanl.ttoans Dot r
in gritty wet , y 41 color. The I tea it pot in 1,3
23 degrees he it. o.,triti.'..l to "%Mod any rata of
weather As IWu the itivelr of this k, it c tre
not be perforinal anytit l S'H , 4loll'll , in
l'ennsybennio than it :tlibtelrir r ; Theic ;10 `unit
elders fau lt,ii it ibis la Minn I, (tit, r g, p
land - Letter (Intl in, 1 lamina tin• them it Is a 1 u. 11.•
Iglth1110(11 that 1/ Is OW get Melt pie •c ci rat,licoic,ll
art 'that tens et,cr n cemetery on !nom,-
meat or tofttb Cda t, and tridth will ben fit loin
monialitsithe I'r f n ddraricti Glom!
07Talitleroan of halring.46. null Me 1,101
will fibt-ant a tool perfed libel, an liege tot
Ins TlKrie trill tie tin cliar4t if It a pert it pi. ,-.•
of sodipture spern'tiient th -nak is, 1 m •
The Ilkorress w ill It o f n k, nly pi 3 33. 11,11 in clay,
2,1 A cas t, o f l ,l e
,3 or Par, 91, Then in marble
h
A mask can toloat of erilt oft of nil perm - leo
that's perfe •t hi coo I can future lime
Latlits and go.alatten tit iron. A
good piece of In aid. , trot k h I; 0 ,100 ktti'l 0,11 or•
dart to Milestarr Iry :;•- , t I orb I hove PO o • . 1
*ion to loud to Iditalchthi to bring bu l bs and
flinarcs I con to •Itt them m tdf,
I will chsllettga ,•00 n ti 11 rrlSl. ahh,p 1.
to execute n I,:tter pinta oft %Maris 1:i, ri I oin
$lOO This *rittit. Iho In 't lo Itr n ; ', - atltt .7, at
Lookflloron mr• r
Premiums ill Iho Cenric C. Fly r.,r 6.r it ul.i •
work, blilesiturg $2OO, 1.,:1, lt101) If Ih^
intipll Ital horn t ten of th, 1,..,
haven wottl.l II I,uoo iiij . _
An the vomit iy 1,. been Ilv,l, I u I.h an ii.f , ri,r
a r it e b. b y 1 ,,,, , it 1 ,114, 4 14, ,n rote rot I. (1.1..itt-
Ily 'hog, who ~,,, not )111,: , ~ f 6 •It11,11,p• and en
grat Ing have linen intpo , e-1 t ~,, 1 111.• rt iarl • &M I.
pc ntuae who wish to pro,or doraldo ,sonit to a ill
!!!'l t•NnTrOP. toy out lOU bl..t
ip 4.14 11111.0 :110111•
felTolll. ' /11l not prove 311 e l ,tertro in oft , r tunea
Thankfulita psi Its ors I le l, d/y Sim, t atten
tion to Itualnesv, and m , Ernirel In ellarget, to 0,0
tlouo to receive 41110,4 pltr,1•1:41,
Persons dell/01111 a tttly ollotr s'yle of track. I
would highly reoomnrad , Mr Sunderlier't al Lew
/gown, an I born been tytrlv y. , ara in all the tine
art of marble work, lie 111 , v...cern...A elle of The hest
judges
I wind:dud myself to f.lalth every d,v-rtption of
week 25 per aunt bon r end dielper than Leek
Iloten. A.-P ',II 1'1..11_10 E, S Litter,
d er.2,15 Nltirdnlt,r,
f NCOUDAGE 1 1 0111 E INDUcTRY.—
17.1 The tGl'ytrn mm
to the rarmetu that toy La,
purchase,' the 11 It
bll,ll, A NI.JIM'S
cet ir TOIL' ' !'LAVA.. - i) ,1;0 E ,
and now,relig I t 1.11." . 11,
prepared to fun 15:1 nu ,1 I li: nhr It whi not
the baok 7 acliv. Ft-tit
rnachhie we can pi •it
I, a 5Up041,1 . 7 (Her ni.y u h•r in a. Lino now built,
for the fullowiti4
11' - Cht aeanui,t ri in I y of eou
avd the foot f hot an I; ° O. , •••• / 4 ,141
he daring wl VI I. V I'IL :L I .1
mokiplieatiow of it
Which maitre it work I I til
2.1. 14 1* inori aw.), e. A144,1J1 1K.5.4
31. Its tol feat tiny ~ormn no“,
without b urging on iii , r , ;Fri
being limber and tart.h.tr, l- , I 1 rw, 0.1.1
rocket it torn envy
4th. Theorliet marrow JO b1.10.'1 ../1
work, in ho'!, gola I‘.A r. g
ratus ',mug, e, arr., .1 er l 0 I •,1 rellwr it. 0
oravventela preltfen to .I,llrar 11,r•
rule of line IoII4HOO anti for motr.i. • it has tr.:
reaping apparatus ull off es as 10 •11: . 1 it to of t
tangli I clover.
'ride machine is ry oP.nn'ed to cut all hinds t f
Arain and ante', ea will, if nn c }at. r, thou inn he
- don° with vythe or eintlitt, aa l tl, all its zarls
wnr
rarrted perfetet
Tnitirs—lt'or Mower sr, I Its Innr nanihitiod,;llo ,
1:10 to he viol on flit, thiliccity , •(1”1,14,„ Or •lo
5 , 4111 an it lb pot on 311 11l LOP I ; 911 ri Is
of o,,trtbni, tun! $ ttf .I.rit6qly, P ti
Fur inFlt, !Wooer $lOO s's r.twtlitt of 1/11-
; $3./ On Iho lat 0401,1, awl ;flu on the let 1 1
Jarreary, 1 1 367
atoll' markiiie lb , rn will Ir 11,1
est n knife OOP knit , .na t ion, t ben go.krtl 4 , ssreallt,
oil-sae and mock-r im
Aeonly a littio.4l I.u , DLer CID be built tl
u
•un tfie t, who ern jrl wont of the nr In Hill d
well to loud In there orLer) wpm A Lir
EMS
MILE CHEAT CORNER.
NLW, P ?0,1) I)l4))3Lit
The uwiersigi.o , l jno. raeel. e. , 1 and "pme-1
1143 'fro!l known nod ontuer, a *to k of welt
oolooted and so muable gonla, no 6.114/TV d •
FOR 1.11111. S APPAREL.
Dross Solo ni %onus hinds, colors and
Corsbmores, Alpsoevc lioinbazooos, Itsmbasetta,
Nfoui Po Luincs er'dooes Ilandkenrhinfs, Bhaals,
Scarfs, &lin, RtH Int i 01
1119 CLOTHS
Conniat of Planck, English and Amerloan manufac
ture, of all buns and colors, and of a tsixturo to suit
CASSIM ENS,
Pordign And DOlAnflt; -lic has a sajairb &Mule, oom
prislug Liao latest Myles Also
KST I NOS,
Of 'Mask Satin. Fancy Silk, Vellet, do.
- HOSIERY (1 ALL KINDS
HATS AND CAPS,
Crests, tioa.rfn, Plain 01 Figured Satin Stooks,
aleck Silk and Panay Nal dlicrebiol, _
- - BOOTS AND SII01:3,
For Lidice, Missy. and Children 1/.0
READY , MA DE CLOTHING.- _
A full assortment of iI),VIS of various faslalnue.
PANTS mai VESTS in amt the season curl various
toritca of ortatoir.ors Como sod examine for your
solaria.
- .
CODA: Sugar, litelvises, p p. Choonlrito, Brion' of
all kinds and or 'pod rom , S&L, 'hr., he.
QUE/flittlVAltli A CUTLEICII,
Of every kind ond variety, relented wOh muoti ear.
to sail orriry demand to a 11.igliliorltood like envy,.
Il A NAV Alt
Of all kinds ttlla.doscrtptiests; health:a every other
article found in a store
I hope by earhrt attention to bizzincav, hrmrnty In
giving full weight and ' , measure. and foruialling
Ved g 114 ultenp aril:Ave ruorivo the patronage of
the public I ryspneloily jut Ito all to °tramline my
goods and judge for theruboryest
C 1)711n,
i.Corner of the Diamond and Allegheny Street,
• naiv2B-tf • I,b)lo.fonto,
4.i0 YOU WANT TO BUY GOOD AND
CHEAP Hoops, cool oo
II BRUCK ERIIOVV,
•Who has ,just rooeivrd horn Ph dadelphla
and beautiful /wo n t ( "1 °oats, oonolotiiig of the
fashionable erns Com-Is fir - Ladies not Ilontlnmal
such as French illoonos, Al pasugu., l'alamottu Cloth
l'orsla s Cloth, Detainee, Dohego l'rinta of all
deserlptios Mso, Cloths, Car:sinters, Plain 'yid
Fancy Conducts, Postings, also a largo lot of 1). CPA
Trimmings, Buttons, Ribbons, Olorus, Mitts. Wool
len and Cotton Iloaiory, and a variety of IeANC ,
410 MS too munerugs to mention.
• Flannels of all kinris,Rhawls. Blotched and Un
bleached Muslim!, Tiokings, Chocks, aingbams, &e.
• Also, Groaarirs of all Minds, lints and Caps, Mots
and filmes, Hardware and Iron, Queen:ow:lra, Buck
ets, Tubs, Basks's, and all goods usually kert. In n
eousdry store.
LUDIIIIIII..
All kinds of Lumbof fur solo IL a reasonablu
prise.
Doo; 12. tf
wawa vt mum warram
to do we advise thew to try KEALNII'S
superior STEEL PENS stud INK, These ortieles
are just the thing for soltoill tAeltors. deol2
pLOCK -NAV= WILL SEND UP
their eblebratea artist to Milesburg, ho can bo
'maniacal how to' prat his littera right, for the
snhool boys of Qiintrifi °minty laugh at las lettering
cm tomb stones, for they out do far better. jfe2o
WANTED.-26,0014 P AND 14000
hint Shingles, at the store of
hb2o J. B. & CO.
ILII -
11 11'{'1' UI.I A C , l, or
41:ItT
, Centro c) , V.
-Z.l
ottoce,h;E.q.
tkt no and upw aide Tide Unrivalled lum
chine 13 the 111..3t, 11111101t1.11t 111111 11301111 Invontion of
the a go ; and it hill been worked it sufficient length
Yl , tisnreel to he lliarkukghly tented upon n went vallusy
kd r broh - friTljriryr ,
pi of ed, It hill mull nue to 'dirk:me and swill inn the
raplo 6f fl a tthnle Si oils! at Ills the 1,06101 Ra ttlni•
durabilt(y, ugiilliry, kdioo k rilk and !keenly
still 5.11X11 it etocnies its midi. It early 10,1)00 ale
ate DOW iii daily uptratt,ll tiuoli is the doinkokki
that, ‘lith Jll the fadllitiott of new nod Imprutod
machinery, with this help of 200.111011. it in he
610 t d i'tN(11:11 .k Co. to till ibeik orkleim These
inkedilok e. ullloGr flr !lupe tot to every tither, lute
pint 1,4 8 , 1, 0111111144
IN PI Ile7' A N't Elf PRO r Nl`,q,
the effeat of Molls Is — lo',lt : M run with.
•att noise. '2‘l, To retittiru only half the ep6rtion of
the operator, fonnunly fireesmat; and Sd, To make
tnetu.ran one-half foster titan before; no that with
the 3:1II1P labor, To 111. THE QUANTITY UP SUOIIK CAN
BE DAC 10 A I, \J.
1 1111 urn fact, 14ite I'o mu:lanes run so mach
ft .'ur. mat a •atnupttsliAn much wore workAenulerts
n'T taker tale:tin, InToo the publis valueless, In
u‘otrui• ken own eoulti they ba had for the asking.
Au ober ite•alli tiny of :Singer's machines is, that
IJ3 fllllply ithaliglo4 1110 , 110 and threat", the sdtht
till I . %.`,.1110 iterfetply usury variety of
work, c" lute I lit e, on ninth or leather.
'the bust otortl•ite• fn f Unity no n 01 I on public 1180
1 . (4111 $2 lO Ia S - Itti a yea? c ill be elm stud byall In
,ln ttl 11 nsiog this machine, intro than flan be
• ut t d bJ bat I.
cis, k 4 k well to ytruf titles, as to till'
of z - so,;el 's 11,11. ale, I roil infer yot? to the fel
t 41 It
I„ it S,.rd le ru g I's Thsaltlnes. there Is no rot
vet-, ttohlt elaint ; but all other utaeldnes bolero.
tCe pabli •I; ft ing•• two or 11101 eof our pntents Ihl
1•0 2:,1t .•f AI t'y tO°4 t, locos oreil n Vel .1101 ID a
Stilt I ,r tsittlngenvon, ag• ttuot lhu I.•:tooleittr :tuning
• II Ct.:11M11. thus unaultlishing . nur Patents
Junk...! the b 41 0 6111 8 Unla pcudln+flu CIO Uliltutl
t , tuics etr Cuatrt in Ploladell•lon, and also 111
Other Ctraui.s, ‘ ..againss (inn er Baker, and Iho
! hooter Al IV its NI in.tohlnt 5. n loch Infrlkr sun era I
of ,turpatent, Ito . who btu t any of these inferior
h• 4102; Muchitatl, will burn Inn snit.
1 Al SINOP:It ,t CO
CAR 1.11,9 r, .40 t/ 21st, P4a4
her,ty I.lti fit lb t , Iroot rioiort ,no le,tate
h.mt,errs prior to 1•,7 1N51., nt ar.h.trq, time 1
Tin cMlt ime•uf 1 M. r Co 'a ...:trtet,z M,
tier an, ra, l 11,1 re :110,1 arr. TIM/ ue 10711hrr,tntt.
that Itnv nnl iunura h,tr tor,lert-t,l to th it
erten!, au • rr,r to die 1 llrrt for 1,111,1 ti
doer ttr th It I T V, lt . .11111tPO! Oil the I
I 14 ',roil', or vr ;iv to rare!
de,r, I, it all '/ ttttret 71/ 1.•11,1 ro,ri
71, 4: t t 14 , 1( or 1 ttl .711'11. it r, ll
n 117 7,''''&' it (~ -77/ :2 , of 7, t,dr
1:4 4. t.. 1.41-“, !..r e
Lit a (-I,, , ttt.t.
't Iy I, 1 'l',le , /r,I. •
the 1,.,1,. f, ,111. ft 1. , 3
The I te°:l,o 6. VlO Mal, 7/01 apt to 'll
n'rt rol , ,Ar.
77'0 L .1.1 0, .% T
Arril ',.!t I
Thr rra to rvrtir'y that rrr 7: r't M t uur p r 3r•
I'tlt'S t"Srlltt tt; . 16,1,1,01 yarn
:17n, h • r• rtt ' 7, / "L ,
jle 17 , 11, le i lir II ,
I are r,r1,1 t lb rt sat ..11v
ti r o:reactive ni-14. t'orr',l„: t r ,o 1
bort, ter fi 41. rt, i
to h fir tr, .or.r.rrrrr,, to maul •r, of ig e tft •
' ("1,14 ,tad rite'- 1, .1 ^ 'rt. to
. 1,, tat,,,l
t 1.‘44,4
t Ti-e . fut
, II I• I,_t p..t
Br , 't
urietrzneil ,i 1
1e,, , / tot 0 11018 I, 1-4 l l 1 4 111
A , lore 31 f 1116..1 40,,
Is, It 1,11 /Mgt 4.1.1, l'o.l ~ .)1 1 , 4,11, f 'lll4 110^. 1 1 0
114 i . ,l / ;‘, •" . 1 ::
•-, ifix eJII - • tJ:4 4 11 1 tlr:i
uu.4 I.,trepu td II 111.1 , 1.1,A.! r
etaltu.l,l . U,, If lb. '44lllO'A Mt .1 v nod
11,1,1 t r N II ~111 . 14 4.401":1.1
1110.11, # t ii k i III) OLI 111..10,1. ; .I'•4/
II t 44-1140 I '444 1 10 u pi 001 1.. 1,1'; 41..1
11 It L 1.4444111 e lln.. ,li.
It • 11l hire in c lu !Lull ti.IL 9 t
tit.. 1411.4 4 101141 Iho I k the y I ‘1.1!). aui .t
; ; I 5,1 Isy l 11110 Ir e
; "•.r t, , t I IV , .1 (rouble, n, 101 111311).i..4
.9 1 , ./ pet cmt I'l/4, 1 1 010
1 . 11.11,1 la wk.! I, nv, hI thd
it ICANI./.11.,L, •
I /0,4 r, , -i-lenoo, N0rrie , .... , ,,,111,n1ig'y et , , Pa
IIY iIN'S' s 4 d nth^,•, A„; p,
(Ad :I dm,/
00K I,ND JOB PRINf INJ Orria
Plih Lher of Jim I)l: , f,ct: ri, ,t7L II
WI hat, inc Ilt It 21 : 1 4 t_ tt SIAA' L/2.41)
1.1.11111221, 0, 11,1 tok.4 nr-41
JOli :it; 0). EWE,
:To he found it. Cot,trAl ;•,11,1 t, mpoccti an
ttf,ly of
. .
NEW ItIAI Fit TALS,
t aior lit at , LiAn4,lo et)L• of Plal.l
d y Iyl. a, 1144 IR (.141.111C.1 11/ xcwutc I/1!
1,1,1.! I
11..t01t - AND I'ANCV .1013 pi:J:47lNa
In the ty t.ealcht and at the slntrtest notice
—atlea os
lIAND RILLS, CIRCULARS,
IttlAff RS, BILL BLABS,
lifilirtE BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
ALC I lON PZLL9, - CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, It EC E I P'f
BOOKS, , CHECKS,
81101 r BILLS, 'BLANKS,
PROGRAMMES, &e., &o ,
ir,le 1/OLD, h/L VER and BRONZE PRINTING
executed In the itantlenzneet manner
I.iy•PRIETINO IN COLORS, In IL* most beau-
Hint and finished style of the art. t
Satisfaction guaranteed In regard to neat nem
cheapness and punctuality In the fulftlment OL all
orders
orprc EV
r, 117t6erRT,If
THIRD FLOOR, BILLI , ETONTE, PA.
• . _
Ler= or 1111G11
Wed.—Wheras. Letters of Admitiis.rottott
en We Let tie of littgli bLibfanigal, late ..1 Mallon
township. Centre county, Pa . boot, boon granted to
tttl undertigoed. o.lt ktr*Ol 6 indolitod to hold orate
aro reqty3ted to, make immediate rnunt, and
those having clamile Akaitist We Non mi.aent
We Ault°, to BALI) A .LIFON,
Porter to t ; Clinton CO , Pa.
P. MeAIANItiAL,
- Marion Lap— Centro Co , Pa ,
a p7.-tt Administrators
TRE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
for the C.uoty of tteixte te the wallet of
the 115Inte of JACOB tiATIiS, deoensed.
The Auditor appaili.llll' tt. *WM, ee tti,„ and ad•
tree the ocomint of Jotrph flitted alai Henry (hoof,
Admihhoralotig of Jaeol, tioto..d.toolthed, trill meet
the partirs interlaced, for the purp,e' 3 of his np
peifontrnt, at his office, on WedoemlAy, the 2,1 day
of April, A 180, at 1 d o'aeek P M
JAS IL It, Ni
tnur3= 55 Auditor
- L. STATE OP SAMUEL GRIMES, Doo'd.
Letteri lectUinentary with the will
annexed, A o • Oh tiIIOWN . flt i;O:11 . 1 ch!OWL Eked,
lulu el Ferguson downs:Up, Conlin oounly, Pc.,
bays , luen iir.qtati6 tlau andeisigned
acid township, all poisons indebted Co till Eitite
are requested to inake plyment, and arose hiving
claims till plescnt 164 n uno picperly notheuricated
to 1111 ULKlt,li KIIUM,JUNt,
ayadit Executors.
STATE OF JONATHAN EMHICK.
.I.J lierotto, lottery tea.otnentery on the cstato
of Jonathan Eint i k , 1441 LA ' ftnalsburg. halo been
gehited to the undepigned, all_petsuitn intro:dor' to
said carte, firt , l,llll,Lca rat forw.tra and maim
payment, and these havidg stains or, duet eel's
against the aline, wit 'premetit thetn , witlieut delay.
to kiiNIUEL tidLLILAND Evocator.
nir2ll-001 , Harris Township.
rZEPHYD, VirOltS TED.--THE BUST
n 1 Ivindmorn,ld of v rie'y oolors ever ()Mire,
to the latlion.;; Altim - Tapen•iy• %%toasted. (Janvaos"
Perforated, Board, Frerteh 15 nrking Cotton, Cotton
Moo, tjilk Pless,'end Linea Pions, at
nov2T •. _ K1341,811'S
D RUID PEAbEarAITH, DRIED AP
los Pant received hod for sAltr by
,j4 , 12:f J. a AWL 4 00
M Rusars.— JUST •
REM),
/NA. et the Otero . 7. B. AWL A CO.
.
Loa Lwow iffikiout wdan.
111 . 0kIliNT PRSUPLUILA.WAAPD Br TUB
CENTRE. COUNTY AIIitIOULTURAL PAM.
.aTo the people of Centre thiunty. It hoe now he.
conic a settled Coot Wit' thils is erittpf ttor - largest,
elmapcat and verpt Wst. conducted eitabllshmentir of
the kind in the Interior of Pennsylvania. It Is
owned by Mr. Ei, A. 0 ilasam, anal superintended by
the celebrated eamlptor, Mr, C. I', Chatlig, of N. Y
Mr. latualirg was for-sonny yerata engaged in rate of
the boat establishments in the oily of New York,
where lie gained. urn unstable a ovulation as a toe
cheek of the first order 15'n have colored stator
sale neatly fare Mulch mt beautiful designs of HEAT)
nod Dna t-'.'l USES, eau ved ha the latest style of
the n u t, together with !Wiwi' Conelicc Omelet)
'Pemba, Monuments., Spired, Cat N VI Lauf all " larg e
1111 WO, 111111 imaged of et ere ultsailptiorc, ell &wield
oil cc Cllllll 1.1 Mr. 1•111111 g. NI:101 1 9 V. Hag
Fre - nothing rare end beautiful, to mink the rooting
llace of their departrai flionals, omit,' Mee money
ay annalitag thrit ordein by either of any tiTaintir, who,
o ill puss every foe deem itilough all the_jarlueiptil
toots and t alleys In (feral% eitntonontart - Looorrilag
cuatntio, , sad leave Oleic !yolk - Cxcent eat *by Ono
world-relent nod and juntty - culeba pled artist.
iv , "WC Larva Tedlllloil our 11r1001 Cron 11d5 dote,
and will Mut 011r11 1 `1V( . 1t0 VII 25 por went below the
-regular selling primes of any establishment in Belle•
leuia..allustioug,. tug..../..trwLstan.,...untii..„4olk:er the
I work free of eh true to any plume doolreu.
B. A., tilibtlitN,
/1(11'N T 9 FOR 1'1' , ;T11 P. COUNTY •
Falai A. tiloi,ebreitker, 111 n. Alliym, Jr ,Jnelvihn
:•011,.11.•; llowor's , Thu
npn, llulihnu, lioalmburg doel2-1y!
VONRAT) MOUSE, BELLEFONTE, Pa
AV The uudrn t iiel noutil rittipeet fully an'1 , 0 ,,,, C 0
to hit 0 1d I lietals nail the public generally, that ho
hits taken the Mtge and eamtnielnins now Steno
Hewn. meta the Irtainanil. Allegheny street, Belle•
foutejt'n This buililing line been erected express
ly for The put p.m, and au cot d tog to the plan of the
must elegant lend applitVed hotel' In the eletern
part of the ;Rate, he Auell eonti lent that it is much
hon e! e.drulatett fe resider( Mid convenient . ° than
nay other hit eirtint ry lle lino also fat ' -4 it
in the Tory bent manner. spitting au r Pahl, nor
°est to reinter it eciinfiii l able nud n tsvablo,to Muse
filleting hint iTith their micron]
The HTABLINII itont+ernd wit the estrthlielt ,
Inept Iv large and emiretiient, with an orteetiertS ear
tinge Mine,.
By strrit attention to 611 d(ltleS, lung , Irrien"•
and n hotel tuintit kin nut to di lizoollod by any honor,
in this e t eetiqn, he linpoti to writ the .. favor and css.
tam of the tinirllo
I', arms vi Ilitllefoctonn Waives or plineure
linil the "Om r td House" a'fileattant and 'cheer
ful stepping photo.
JOHN 11 MORRISON,
dee] I Proprietor
. 4 TEAN UP IN MILESBURG. --TUE
KJ nix , Illat , rr 4 at liVen are in
giant Fiala °Lout lay inention of enfinieling !al
ter, nn marl& , Iltq art , finished it ail! make all
irdull work more colmpi^unnn That In n (ant ; for
all lettering nut unlit lie ell,lrrneil lo the linen
fil)lo and evil funned. It has oulxltllgmd ilie
agop's and given them tin , fat or and nglIV•
Ile ,N,l", gentlemen Slurry i fur your ninhulT
miry itq4l Into ,sulec.:- ean ihn if you, if
tau I'llnv Joy it,
.lly iinttros, !tient in lot toting 1113Ible ortuttol flop,
ll hot; Ittitntt rtn.l. and if hl.n.,..tnitig like n --
Thott. IhIII Ito ttre,led In tlitt t.itittit:, in Oro Hello
Dodo r , tit , It ry, (broa nett of :11111tItt tinnltnttnnt.
nuh ilitt 1`11.111,11 , 1 '14.i4 In thn het ttl
the kin.l t.
Aural Ida, or in 'to that tic
hottr, 11,11,1‘,1
My ~ , ro •rptorlt rls 11 in fill rap' ration, and ins
all or loin bill Ire nitriole.l to rt, F. too to porstrlrle..
'Ow pr. plo .11wy r,ll irroprrrAtto ELI tr
RII I lilt y obuw- It liv or•lrlin4 1) , IT411 ,
ttr A C11(T111
31 , 1e , bu,r;Mnrik, W ALI
HOTEL, R. W. CO.ll ,
U,.111 11011. 1 . /11'e C CI
.13 I tr ,1 10,113
It ,1 t, p-0 , .1 11. .1, T . r.p .11
1 I I• 00, •1 f t! •-, muum t 'r , ” (1
Iltii 341011.3
t,•ip 14,1 to an! tt..; 'll4'
I, I •+no i r ' , .•r pit•:, v.rr rnrl‘r
I. nn 'L tl tl • :D., f.v , ,r lan
of - 0,1 .13 11, l• :11 , 111. 1 1 11 .1 1 ' I 111 1,1; t.tncr L„
11111 11 /In ft : '1
Mt TAY.. tt .1! 6,111,1_ I la% tho be3'
lII.° Ow ty
T 1..; it 101110 nit. 111;0 al 1 wall iolVi I I a
• .ctaulet_....,l 11111, %Li '.acct 'LS
lII] It 1:11 , Ili f.l/..1 to il,,r&t. 0C,4, u.. , cki
v , • .1
• 1
I 1" II ij ln. - 511' I 3 rar_iila
1 3
; • +n 1, rkiriir.; Wy.
n'lni• hot 111.1.; •4, LV. I o • 1 to Alvo Cntire
I•lsit.•'t th.qsa favorip,4 Lim ~.1:1; it
11 1) CFNINIIAI.4.
1 r,7'(
E PEOPLE'S, PA
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Utnt, aiiae 'thqr,.. Woollen 3,t1 CGr.
too Chdorshirts Crll hi, CAi WI, 1.0 41114 111 1111 , 1
110'1,•01, Ar• HA lOW ART, QULENSWAIi
GR0C1711173. iu ehth I orcry thing rirrnlly kpia. In
o ,tu,ton sioro.
'rho hi ;hog' pun.. HI for gll khrig of Pro.
thilv in I 11 , 11
15". I
Al,. A 11'1111:1V.-i t , l --1: I b (NA FRUIT
C IN,'• a' In tet,i I A!! tner • 1 1 tree in
iniev wall )••3 , 1101, or
der. :11 elgh the trrlll de, 21-401.
RUNER'S CBEAP GROCERY FIORE
trot bar tha rot.n.n,”a hber b••
s'.r.sini upon Mtn by a ga 111 totrt antuntunity and
hopes snotattetnion tri bii.1.11 , N3, to alovtyp
.. .vjpitno. to mat it tiro apploh ‘tmlt 01 an OPP/ ,,, i ,11 "4
ifth'i lie tt.t.trtn, lit onittehp.ti, and Ilia
puLht geotvallv, Ili it he is propttred to furnish
them, at his wall known statal with ovary variety , of
GittnETILIES that may ho called for. Parsons
wishing to caolmmlse will plc.'s., call and saleqt tin tr
Grocarive of me, as I nut tipicrutinnti t0..611,1a SAGA•
faution to all ,
nor 27
WILLIAM PRUNER.
OST. -- ON THE ROAD .BETWEEN
_
Mile.bArgfldwarrivrlin, Tl inr ad u y
a LADY'd Flat VICTORINE.' (Or Tip,
N ot,) yellow and black mixed Any parson findittic
rt and leaving It nth ABILATIAM . ,,SUSSMAN,
flowardrilla, or T N BAIA, Ilitlesburg, or at the
CONRAD MUSE. Bellefonte, *ill Ile reate'nably
raitaniod. - jenli
RARNIIM IS GOING TO NEILESBURO
alLor lion Inuu /114 t. 1411.10 *Le lffillaord dere
eovery In tho rn utuf,ot:ortn g of marble, g ed earn,"
turkey trurzards for Annorleau eagles and grass
hopper, fir angels fob27-tf
TAARDWAI3.E.-
A genoral'emortment of flortlw6to
and Table I`Jullery .1.01 aid. by --
Janie. 4. Yi. AWL A Co., llollofoitte.,
kEEP IT BEFOA THE PEcIIIE,
that the helotiful Marble Wott`th , tuefoc•
tared by s A Of 11 , 101 I; Q f 'Gook Hoven, trinw
highest promium no aided at I hvi Centro County
Fait dorl 241,
4:ll3ltrgOop'satToteArit wuDK-Vile
bloom, justoreoived end PO sale by
KEALBII.
SBOAIN. —LARGE LOT OrTIILIPLW
and Boranoo Bogard, f or Nolo by tho hot, tho
e or B. AWL At, CO
ALL RINDS OF PRODUCE TAKR2I
bt osillaulgo' for goods for which tlio hi bust,
mai 10. l price will Le paid.—Also, Ilve lona of 'oils
watitivl by
jan23
Jull4 BANS, HOMINY, BICE, NUS INS,
Ntli, of all 'cinch', just reaolvoal and for sale by
aay.l7
'QIJG/111, COFTED, MOLAGSV,
10 Chocolate, Spiet l / 2 hvf all kindel Halt, (>P8114111;
Vine Apple; dia. 'A gnu.' and ficvli 914 ,, r1rneat
fur tutu 1,,y aavX7l PIWNEIt. ,
("C ORR' STARCH, CANDLE WICK., GUN
Isi Cup, Shot, aad,. Pon Knives, can Int Ina
ohaa. , l chola'', of
nov,,23___ ' pituNr.rt,
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riANDIES. --, ENIAILEAS VARIETY,
N../ vi,01,, do and 101.01; lalmaiwk iltan tho ohonp•
as( olwaya o.) hand and for 4410 by •
nov2dPRUNER.
..
riiOBACCO. —A SMALL alaterti
.11. of ate favorite Totioolo. which was to !molar
oolong ho Aware loot wlntcr. date lonnedlololy
and aittalY yourself, a ^ KRALali's
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nrto-THE LADIEB.---A SPLENDID
a. T*I4NT ofil Udealr L A
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Hdkh SU hread haeop Cg d l Print n of i th e bo s t m ake
mod polar, larranted Pall and examine ilea differ.
opt varretree, at . rany27l KHALSH'I3
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" - i . - ':ophdota. • .0i) praw- -,,„
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7 , , claw itt yiseikot.--Tbisliii iiair p0.'1 , ..
lit ti„..l/fpK) 4t b:: in non 01.0107.). iii•
pled novo porno it DM '' - it
pottrio polittOiap i f s, I tii s ou IniVe 'at,s
ir3 ,
tne 'opte bevntrilop ft 1 , 01.
to Iln It tholdtlts Mot& 0
an exattiptti of CUltltot both'in llaui-1,5 1 , 1 441 , 4
ni
life, icl also thd Ali Alk a li inhiag adva-
onto et T rti
ompontter iit ltot, X; ilontxtilars,
wan engatteti for A 411141 ff ill I 1:4 Printing. Oliflgtilf tato
ltannrr j hi Pliitadetilita, vherd * o founChltNao..
coninnatatlng, stileth. tatontive to bib lit . •
.llvoseit to ovoryttanol J 1010404. •• AttOlt MAos ~
Ito Demodride of Centre cOOnty, 014 von br othor.:
parties, Also,) many of whom we Iniballstokodat*
will be tibia to appreciata.—PE•Pilltitar
and Adi , o CI& tr.
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TIIN WATCJIM,S3i----The Watchman is the this et,-
%new Donaoorlitio pnpor entablishol-in Beßor.:into".
(Nefroconnty Potion, by Homyfirs's, E. The
pureliase of thu old Democratic Journal by the Knorr
Nothings, sad the consequent defeat of the Damo•
oval& party in Centre county, rendered the eidab
lianont, thorn of sth orthodox paper necessary ; and
from the tone and ability of the Watehman wo hese
no doubt it will come trp to the expeotatlonsof the
people of that llouriebing region.
Mr. Ilaye is is young man ernulowrof doing goad
wret - of ,g i.. Ihr-prntnwroie•-elb-joussuatemr.aral-.
sru think from the specimen before us that he will
succeed. We wish him much , sueeess..-- , Wasking--
ion' Upton. r.-
Tnr: DZIIIVRATIC WATCHMAN. — This le the tttle
of a new paper juit started In Bellefonte, Centre.
county, by Henry Hays, E.g., formerly, wo believe,
of this city. The first number which hrnow bet ,
foro ue, premmto n neat and business-like appear
ance, nod the °tutorials F ire evidence of ability'
and tact Wo wish the editor success the enter"
'prise, and truet that the Derneorneylff Centre oonnty
!t to bo their duty to Regain so true en Or•
gen of the party, its.the Watchman promises to be,
to the utmost of their , We extend io Mr.
Hays the right hand of fellowship, and vreloome Min
as a co-taborer I the glorious caused the people—
Lancaster Irate ligenerr.
WATerdrAti is the name of a now
naper jtist started at Bellefonte, of whioh we have
revetved the second-Worthen The pelter, looka
bright and 14°1111. The edilOrs locals to hare the
anststatioc of AA° pens their neighborhood. Wish
wo could say the onion for ibis IVOteAtmen: The
suggestion of the editors t 0,1101,1 en etlitot tat convert
lion In Bellefonte In an etteollent ono, and we go In
Cur It strong, pro idea it is to bo a general thinm ir•
rospez'ive of party.' Rural editors can do mach to
hotter their if they will only Units as
friends and make an efibrt to broth down the patty
bigotry which has been Corned on them by t' load
log" politicians, Antirirtift Watchman, Lork
Maras
Till: PCIIOCR tTIC WATCIIMAK. — We hove sleeked
tho first number of a new Bevoneratio paper with
thy nbuso title just common:3ml in Bellefonto, Centro
co , Pn ,by HENRY, Hera, Esq. Contra has hben
without an English Dotnocratio paper for RyearPast
the Prmorrat was bought over to tirodarit lantern
patty. and in now doing the bidding of the Abolition
loader of that party. We lima learned from Bel
,Mr Monk, that the Watchman commenoed With a
sul.no-ription lilt of( upwards of 1,1:.0 *obeln
tiat nu bnert hers, anribal Demo:rain are Moving
in Oil I edhunt to rftThe county of Know Nothing.
ism fit 'the oval mection—that they will accomplish
Mier porin , so welinvo Coin doubt. The Watchman
is printed non now t) F., and it 11111 p au:limited. The
edit.. anyu "the paper will earnestly and unni nv h.
m.s,tv men and measurre of the Demo.
rt • pviy, nod appose E 1101 T .Sll/tIIIIIgIM,
Abotl
tnmient. 1.14 reury othur ism su contrary to the
.V. 11111) .1,1 of our rupubliem ins.itutions."—
WO h for go ul !lows Amu Centre neat fall.
, sli.tafr.ut•lo* Wad.- • • •• t ,
"Pen ur irioneric Wart llMAN."—Dicie &dining,
'1'14.•;, , ,‘1,111i15,: in dor Dionnerniic von Centre Coun•
, iy, I gel rooki, is doh. beret sabre T i er .
tale iThelnung 'roved] , , rinos dor szhoensten
mil le, en poll ZoiinAlrifien in Poni.sylva
ei.•ii Dor "Nlrittolim in" wird von lire. liseur
lint 3.11, iitero,;illio'n end eon Ineolitigon Itelriteu•
roe ir iliohrt. in.trmo wir eie kormon, Lied II)
1.,131 loft dent lie tier din demokratiulle U rund•
-.iv: , 11 Tel IL end u.i 7/0 ,rerrit rerllioiligen
lo 1.1 mwndrlt sin..le Dim .kr.ti Itn (lonely sollte clie•
• C DI it no limo., mid nil/ enevinho Untoiztuetzung
u robractit eon lon, ,robirre Centre cocte•
13 o i I. ,iu tnsu get. o Mien germ , ' domokrati•
L'nU mod worlon brie °Meek zu dem
Uolornolimou —Ledo(rotiaehS Berechter.
WI: I,2:etetrl list wet It the 3e.ltad a urnbar of the
nen. ~..tie Ir,itrlibi,in, n I,f, beinnor‘lll.l7 paper
pri 8 , 11:0,I in ljelIcI0i•IV, I.) flora y liii.is, tn.,i
l o sir?: I.l4lahca Lot , r roachetl. re. 'I beta Lin bean
I o I letno.l . lakic, pdpar published in English in Cent re
n a n y for more tit , n t year pal , 11.0 Ohl G,lOl
i 3 Omor , ,dt ; h .s‘ lug bent degraded Into an organ of
K we Nio Irirgiem
The Irdacklll4ll, judging from the nutpbef before
ca, wilt he well worthy of the rapport at the plirty
Eli, cli:ori.d• aro wall arti4o, and the nieohani:al
art Lot excelled by any Mbar In she eteantri.—..
p
IS id) the aid of such an organ, It LI aafo to medial
that C••litro county will a eiii Le. again what it has
. .Jeell heretofore—ono of Iblreirongeorancd - molit !al l.
Able 1/clxVvra'ie M 41.11116,1 in the Sligo. We are
r i
04010..1 Li, 1.4 Ira that the .11%., to of He, H a 9 are
likely 111 be prufterly I.llitre:toed by she ' rty lu
It, ..,a•ey, oil Ott tin v.III nut be I‘lll.,Vre. tu lack
t •r uln.s , Cll ii 111 i " In unrlylng on his °morphia,—
The D41, ,, ,:r.1's In 'CIIOOII 'MO ales giving blm
h mole nu mnpipirt• ' Ilia lot In Lq , JII,HIOOII IS Ono
or the I ,-gcnt and boot—within the aolivory of the
roil. WM.. WO Loa. lily rojelse at hie proaleeitt of
.5 , 1,:i to —Lack listen banWerat. '
Tut DIt , IO , 7ILATIC Wartawstf.—This Is the title
of paper. published its ltellefouto, Crintre
ly, Pa , by Retry 1191, I . olllllolly one of
the lob: ',hors et the L sue Ito el Demarrat. The
tint numb, es et otence of ability, and it &tor
e:i OLI the part of the editor to publish just
11l1:11 Is p iper PA 11)0 Deport rt-y of Celitter„ at this
Limo 1,00 , 1 7he Contre Doniorrat was bought by
the X 4Lie„-,s-- the party was corsequoutly
It ft of bout au no.; so IN the °Allay The Wa ruls
tea,/ woe with the slew of taking the plane
of the Prfflorrat, and we are glad that Mr Hays
e melee: es his center le that county wider suds
hvoraltle uuspiees—ls• lalerlec„. received, in the
Learn., of a ft. w days,- , waTTFusned suboulbere
.Ittoceess to the outurprisa —llarrisburg l'atriot.
AR)nvii'r
Tilt DEMO,. nitric WiTCIII.IA —This is the tiU
of ant' PAXer insi started at heliefouto,Ceotre oe
by Henry Heys, Eeq , The first number presents
neat and bueinens•liko appearance, and the editorials
glee o. idonee of ability and tact. We wish the edi•
tor sueoe*-in the enterpriee, and trust Wit the
iismoorary of Centre county will feel It JAI be titter
duty to plstufn so ieuo an organ of the party, ea the
zo,,r promises to be. to the utmost of th* 4611-
W• ehtand to Mr. Hays the right &and of
and-weleatthe him os a eola*brer to the
gluriowi iliauso or the people.--Vertletotou iretek•
Tut De NOCUATIC W•TCRIIIAN —Henry Rays,
, has roirinieneed the putdllsallun of a WM DORI.
norAtla paper BUIN(01116, Centro Q , llllt], tinder go
above upproprieMovnemee. Our friend Wien For ,
int, en run pleased It-observes apron wit§
Mr. Hays et Associate /Wier. The ilsesseratis
Waif/VA, rn is s large end handsome sheet, well
tilled and ably aonduoted. A. it Is the only Eng•
Itah Decnoorat in peper In Centre, Its establishment
thorn Is ea opportune as Its 11461301111 is eortalo.--Co-,
in //Mir, Dorgocrat _ . ...•
Lia - • We have received the 119m=nber ntloll4lll ,
Drmooretio paper just started in Bellefonte, by
HArs, entitled the D tirtoriwtsr. {Vat tA
rn,tu, *bleb is truly a l ari~ae and /laudanum 'beat
Thu 'Wutuhmen is nerdy Democratic—melt- IS ,fast
such frriper so deserves , and wit! 1111 doubt ebeICIVO
hourlysupport from the Domocreny of Old Coo
runt MA elsor,44i Esprniiierronc-- .
DENOCTI4TIC WATCIIII4.IIf.—WO were lut was
greeted with the appearatiet on war Wile of the fir
Humber of a haVdmuse paper bearing the Oar
caption, devoted to the ever-glorious principles o
Democracy, and published at lgtilletnte ra,, by zr
Hays A marked ability is displaf#ll in to
edito
rial contonte, and the Democruoy of Centre 'mite
congratulate themselves on having a firm and obi -
ailsbeete In the IVateheirsii. Like the liberty pro
miring doctrines' it advocates, may its career be
over Upward and onward —Johnstown Eskb.
The. PicifOLRATIC IVATCIIIIAII, is the title of
a new papes which bee reoently been started. in
Bellefonte, edited by 11. Hays, wbo is 'lacy writer.
We extend our bent wishes, and hope It ay adhere
as an adhesive plaster, to the priheiples ow espou-
Shore Republican.
J. IL AWL Cis
Tate Democnattc WiTORAVI.---Thin is the title
oriknow paper s :just s arta(' in Bellet3etah by K. 04 ./I.
fhe - erg mivnbor of whiok ere beim received. 'lt is
Airy neatly printed, watt edlied t sod tins bait of it
th it le n sound itemaoratio paper. We wish It euo.
t nil —Tyrone Dem.
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DEN ocnerinni Wsrenwsw .Is the title of a new
putnatitat LI oupor reooutly started in Pll
by lialiry nays, En g. It in need."' exonited and
oditod with spErII and ability. It Is bound to suo•
etl.—JeiNnit Shore New Leto,. '
f_vs 4 Vo havo received, the first numbor og. Ana
ie eking Douworatid paiwz pul)lighpd tolielloronta .
I.pype p ry H go. It 14 well printed on cajd_ . ayer,
rairly edited, and ipoimny Diubooilit i conrY.
W 1340 E Milli BAW
Thv eubserjhu having nroatri a lAN" Stamm
Saw prepiannt 1181* to:01430 Msr
doge ritionfat tlta abartnal not.
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nor2B-ixe,
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variety. Jusithleired and for l e t sby
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