PEP ARTIVIE'NT
WIIAT CONSTITUTES A TRUE
BRED SHORT-HORN.
• The question, what constitutes totrue•br.cd
--Short-horn, has fretptently.been asked, by
thosenilto aro curious to know the unmis
takeable - eliaracteristies by which any ad
mixture of foreign blood may be detected, in
an animal - "claimed as a true slim t-horn.*
To set cut upon given premises, we will
remark that a well bred Short-horn should,
in color ; be either red or white, or of these
colors intermixed, no other colors deeper
limo red being known within histories of
them in England. There is a race of Dutch,
and other cattle, in the western count rice of
continental Europe, which May be called
Short-hortut, (from which it has been claimed:
that the English Short-horns cm iginally
arinmg) that are black and white, RA red
and white, spotted, parti-colored, and roan
_of tiiiisS colors. -
r
They possess tome of the features of. the
English Short-horns, in the lightness of their
horns,' their broad hips, capacious
and large milking qualities ; hut they
usually large consumers, sloW feeders, leflr
handlers, with 'black noses, and every way
coarser animals. It is nernecessary at this
stage of remark, to go into examination of
the relation of our present breed of Short
helms-with these fin eign breeds but to settle
ae brass may be settled, the prominent char=
• acteriaties of what are cow-inlet ell true blood
in our present 'animals.
The principal marks of a thorough bred
Short-horn may thus be enumerated:
A yellow skin, with a yellow, cream col
ored, or drab-nose ; this drab may run to a
brownish attack, called nut-colored, but not
smoky or bla.ik.
The colors of the hair a lively red, (the
rot running down into a deep cherry, or up
into velloa),11,) or brilliant white - rind
these rod /Cud white colors, either separate,
er in patches or spots by themselves, or
intermixidin roan—either color more or less
prevailing.
Tile horn, waxy or a cream color, with
little Wick about it, but what black it has
at ths.tipa ; it should also • be small, short
and slender; either crumpled, gently droop
ing, or slightly turned up.
A general levelnent of the back from the
.-shoulders, at the iettmg on the neck to the!
A fulii&s and depth of 171 y throughout
with grost , breadth.
Short and fine lege ; a fine tad.
A eyst , 'lnatical appearance throughout;,
with elir‘ly gentle, yet sprightly look of the
eye.
Thera are other intermediate points of
eZecilence, that may be named, to consti
intei*perferi Short-horn, but these which
are named are usually elnisid(red indispen
sable. ,
Glaring defects, in spite of their improved
breeding, have occasionally crept out from
the existence of similar defects in their an
cestry, far back, tending to the defects were
common to the original Short-borne, but by
careful bsecding had been bred out to
greet extent. One or more of Such defects
ere occasionally seen in the produce of some
61 the best bred animals, but it is the excep
tions not the rule ; and animals with either'
of each defects If very prominent, aro not to
.•-• be reeommendcd as breeders, where the best
of breeding blood is requii4d, as they may
Pbesibly ptrOdusto those same defects in
46 coudikkAli .Fcr igss.illeiLlutvic. stack.
K ties the objects of beef partially
' tisacient animal may ho used, when 11 1 .4
defects are counterbalanced by other valua
ble points. But for breeding of choioc thor
rrhbreds as many good points should
to4h to both sire and dam as may be ob
ued.
.1.1 will ltst Been, therefore, Oat in all ca - acs
'where foreign bloril has been in any tkgree
intermixed witLilio true Short-horn the
Main characteristics of the Shhrt-horn have
been sought to be perpetuated by the breeder
in thZ deiteudant, and not the characteristics
of the "foreign" blood ; and when such
forvio blood was purpow ly introduced upon
the Short-horn by the Limier, it is ai to
correct defect in the Short-horn its( If, by
impariug, an excellency blippos. d to Is,
cagable of-qualities of the Short-horn ; but
we have positive evidence that any bonilt
has ever been derived to the Short-horn blood
by such interoutturb therefore purity of
blood should be sought by every breeder,
who expects to excel in the quality and rep:
ntatiorrof his herd.—dliely's Herd Book.
Mow
„Uric finxo.—The tiermantoven
Telegraph says: "Shad are excellent when
baki , d, either on a board, which is the best,
or by the following mode. Stuff them with
a seastming made of bread crumbs, hater,
salt, pepper and (if agreeable) parsley and
spices. Put the fish in a lAdting dish r svith
4 a cupful of wat4 r and a lump of butter.
Bake from three quartLr,s of an hour to an
hour. fduul broiled in also ex, hut it
is spoiled by frying. and it lusts nearly all
its fine Haver. Tins being a moist fish, it
should never be boiled. Thilast , who seder
ate a baked or broiled shad know nothing of
that excellence which wo claite for this ftsh
ore; allothers.V 4
CWILL9TILAS CAKE• — tilko three Oggll,
and beat tlicm well; and add ono pint of
milk, and of butter the, size of an cgg. Then
tkotlcr sufficiently to make it the thickness
of _cmsn. Take Woo good apple. i, and,
after °uteri% them very fine, stir in and
bake. When done, score the cake on k'he
top, and pour over it MOW butter and attar,
•
and, it is ready to eat. '
Buregs-mtut eirot--yeke one pound of
flour, one pound of si4pie, half st . pound 'of
butter, tl+►e eggs, and,htlf aßiut of butter
stink. Beet tho eggs well, then add the ,
sugitt, then the milk, then the ilovei, and
the. butter,' which must ho washed - and
cies:A:id. Add a teaspoonful of Ada, dud
flkeol! ° ulth lemon, and bake slosVly in a pan.
BAKU Gnomon Rios POUDING.-2 oz. of
diniqtrioe, 2 eggs, mid t pint of milk.
*well s ground . rice in the milk :, dien,t
zuishig4t with tha ego'', well lieaten, grate a
little antaiwg tiger it; iris it in h tooder- Cost rMDt i 1 t 111' ikehhel
9 . _ ii .1C la Ilg roar M ig .....„..-'
atelyirtikted oven. I par in. I - - 1514,000
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structure.
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born in Scotland 1743, received his death
wound (like Wolfe, who was described in
No.; 28. of Dem. Watch ,) in the moment of
a great victsry over the French, within-four
mileity of Alexandria, in Egypt. March 21,
1801, and died on the 28th of the same
month. Nom,
11ublersburg, Pa., 1856:
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
I AM COMMAN.II OP 12 IArriPOVA
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adore.
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Solve this Enigma—
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Without uniting next mail. ottmmAt
lloward, Pa., 1866.
Answers next u•eeA
An'alter to Ocoaraphical Enigma.—Crrs OF
THEAAPISTOAtVrAKE: ri UTAH TERRITORY.
Corsica, Italy, Tagus, York, Onega, Franco,
Theiss, Hunte, Elsinore, Oronigau, Rhine,
Enikale, Angeaq, Tornco, Saragassa, Aus
tria, . Lyons, Fortosa, Leon, Alencon, Kent,
Early, Itasca, Nashua, Union. Trenton, Au
gurita, Hancock, Trenton, Erie, Raleigh RO
anonke, Niica, Tar, Onega, Ritchie, York.
Aiiswer to Puzile.— 1)o VW TAU: THE
I)KNO , RATIC WATCHIAN.
MISCELLANEOUS
B. E LUMBER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
We desire to call ths, attention of the
citizens of Centro County to the notico in
our advertising columils of the e!eetion'of
Managers and organization of the Bald
Eagle Lumber Manufacturing Company.
This Company was charterod, by an act of
the Legislature, on the ,- 12th of April
last—the objects and future, operations of
which, together with the o profits to be rc
ahz are clearly set forth iu the follow
ing atatement frdm a pamphlet in our pos.
Belistoll
First the Lands of William Underwood in
Rush Township, comprising four thousand
acres with the timber privdoge of two thou
sand acres Inure. There are erected on the-e
lands and in active operation two steam saw
teals, twenty dwelling houses, four barns
blucksinith shops and other necessary buil
dings. These timber lands are generally well i
set a ith_good a bite pine and a huge amount
of it - urf ai soperoar.qtrairry7 yrettlang - a - nnstri- 1
eral 11 ;nation of Gt.?, en 1 inn,, arid panne)
but a very smell po timi of the timber lia.
been used, All the nulls here been in opera i
time but .t fear )t1.1(rl, Witt the üblera,,,:m y elf
of lumber per aerti to about thitty th , torand
feet, of merchantable stuff, leaving a bug..
quantity of other vatiettes of timber whiLt,
a culd prodine coal for blot hir.laces Tt e.t.
I lands ate also 601 , 1 10 r'Sdalil Moue coil and
limy ore . 1
hey ate al:o mypite,d ant, nu-
Mefolli springs of the pure -t water, and 2 1,,,,,
dAttl'e Of fire elm,, and the be-ttuf ;.•!a•ii sand
I. hey are gehtly'isiolutaterl but not hilly, and
Mosliy Clear of 0(110 The laud is lien eleur
erl, pr ',lure. l,,rge crops of grass :Ilan mills
are situ LIC4I 111111 l bIX miles born itilien Fur
nine rt rth which they me contiecti d by a
;cod Flail Rood , ;ii this pond this road will
I e dal •ect the Lo, k II and 'l rove killioad,
w hirli no loners w ill be completed at at,
early day
Ihe property of the Company is propo , +e
also to embrace ono thousand acres ni livid
at the intersection of thin railroad, where ..1, ,
large and b•atitifully . located town is com
menced, through a inch the railrnad will pu•s
Al this pond the Company • propose putting
,up their planing mills arid other necessary
inachinery, for manufacturing lumber into
all kitide at maturate!, necessary for building
After reversing so mucks land 0 18 necessary
for their shops and improvements, they pro
pose sellit.g out the balance in town hug, and
tither out lots, that will enable the Company
to realize a large mid viatica from this property i
This properly also embraces a Blast Furnace
with an extensive ore privilege ; a ~rut ,11tH
with a number of viell improved farina
'llia Company is dl also have the umber prir•
liege of Ira thousand acres more lan] edit-Su
ing these, making all together land and stump
age of rune flumcind acres, worth at a sery
low estimate two hundred thousand didtais,•
which the owners propose to sell.
Lumber can he manufactured at there mills
at an average Of three dollars nnil...fif ly cents
per thousand feet, and carted to the internee
lion of the railraad for one dollar per thousand
feet, frdm which point it can be conveyed to
market at a coat of Marty dollars per car' load
of sixteen thousand poads, allowing lumber
to weigh two thousand pounds per thousand
feet. Eight thousaoll leet would be carried
in a car, flanking the freight only three dollars
and aecenlyfitec code For thousand !cot to mar
ket. *. •
lhe capacity of these mills will manufac
ture with moderate exertion two nulkons feet
per annum, requiring Forty fie Years to con
sume thoarflOUrli of timber these lauds will
yield - J. ire Addition to the above advantages,
the point at Julian Furnace, where the busi
ness would connect with the railroad, offers
superior advantages for riereharralizing, as
thiriAgill be the point of intersection' 101 l
large amount bf Clearfield Cquinty trade, ly
ing north, and an extensive outlql,Ja-Ate
farming district lying south, in l'Xittany, and
n
Pen's Valhes; being connected with brith
of these ponds by'd Well ended Plank Road,
as oefdre mentiviell.
. /
Proposed aggreigei a
. onowit l i nt business for one
seen,;
t ~e ds of'four millioni 4, lunflher into
planing board., at twenti trirs dollars pe r
M. ' , $lOO 000.,
Proceeds of Merchandising, drc., 10,000
110,000
....-
--
C;rtlnginlta4lßos4l, 1,00 4,000
Working on Planing Mill 1.50 0,000
Froital on Cara, 75 15,000
•
Balance in favor clone years business. 1171,000
These calculations are baled upon the
supposition of the completion_ of the Loo t
Haven and Tyrone Railroad. This is err.
tainly a grand enterprise, and if it can bo
carried out we believe the results act forth
in the above extract, can be fully realized
and theta largo profit not taken into con
sideration iartbli above; will be derived
from the advance in the price of real es
tate. Here, then, is a project which we
hor0•111 reidee the enoouragoole'rit of our
capitalists and business men, se it will, if
accotoplislied, infuse life and energy into
our now sleeping common*, and will de
velop° and build up a business which is
but yet in its infancy. Pennsylvanians arc
just beginning to discover the immense
value of their timber lands. Heretofore
they have not attained anything like their
maximum value.
Dor energetic and enterprising friend
Dr. Wm. Underwood, Lae 'offered to bell
to the Company 0000 acres, including his
Steam Saw-Mills, Icr $l5 per' acre, which
we think a very fair offer. This sum, in
the u t tgregate, may appear large, but we
have beau informed by persons who hava
recently passed over the property, and
who are-good judges of the value of timber
lands, that the price, asked is very mode
rato. Perilous having money to iavefil
would surely do well to put into the B. E
Lumber Manufacturing Eshblislinient.—
Dentocrutic Whij,
Kprnn Foote ix IffiniterlCALX.Y Setten Casa
—Public attention won very generally called to this
subject, lost year by Arthur, Burnham td, C. of
Philadelphia, manufacturer. of "Arthur's Patera.
I Self-licaling Cans and Jare,," nut largo numbers of
Antilles all over the country were induced to try
expeiimonta, not only wine Arthur's Valli, but with
a variety of other loans offered toTfielr isoffdo. Ai
thur's Can, which is the airuplent in construetion
and the cosiest to use. is moreover the only ono that .
we hose ever soon, with n singio exception, that it is
constructed on right scientific prinelplen. In the
i exception referred to, tho can itself int all reafiects
lean desirable, and few would hare any hesitation
Ins choosing between them Arthur'scon is entirely
open it the top, with a channel around the month,
fluent with cement. It is sealed by heating tho lid
' and }treating it into thin cement, ni - ich is time ni no
moment '1 he oement is in tho channel *len the
can is sold The cane sustain no mlury in opening,
and, lux) be used year rifler year They arc made
of tin , alit! ale, of fire-proof ennlmru ware.
We have thus particularly referred to thie - can,
that our readers may know how to distinguish it
from all others It is, without doubt, the best yet
offered to tbo publio, and in an article of this kind
only the brae should bo taken We hare used them
°unwires, and know their finality So have lAttren
of our friends Mr tiotley, of the "Lady's Book," !
gpod authority, an every one knows, thus spdaks an
the subject •
.• fherst were ii s aridly of Self-Settling Cann
offered to the pub], lost 3 ear, nun there will, in
all preitaltitity, be a greater number during the
otonit g nese.; Nit ono tint we have jr, in bears
ninny ~...up,,,,..0.e, in our I ~ ,matron, settle -Ar
nim'' , . Mllll ton toll It t t all is, to try no other
eln or jar next venr T h is one will et, nanny loop
fruit precisely ju the condition in which it is nettled
up, ms ISlntrk In conn , rUetlOn, And ens, of use, 141.1
cannot, we helmet e, he I quelled, fur In as excelled,
by any ven-el got up for tho purls', or ko,ph :l ,
r,,,it u,,a fresh condition by licintetical bealina; ''
Fiona put up to hermetically omelet ,cs.oe aro,
as all who have need them (coon, in every respect
superior to those r it up in the old fashioned Ilse
Tl. pewees In, moreover, easier euel cheaper No
hounekeeper who has owe tried the now method,
will over go back to the old
Wo have presented this matter a littlo,promi
nently, bee men it is one in which almOat every body
has an interest In calling attentions to so aimmit-
Ide an invention. we but nerve the common gout
Phil le Irldi An Alerch.va
PT 1,11,1 , 11P1 N P vllOll.Oll
ATTENTION, FARMERS, AND ALL
OflIER` , IN] I 111;.'n,IP
T 111) r0t;,,.• ullt illforn. the Farm.
pry and the ',elide genet idly evute l i county, that
h. ill *law td•tuufwtnriny,tLo
It :Celli AND READY C011s; SHELIA:It,
One of the Lett,, most c..iiiitatieut, durable, and at
the alma thin, tho most envy running 'hollers cure
offered to the public It mill obeli green and dry
Corn, cleaning the yobs (rem cad to rod, and sepa
rating thorn from the Corn.
[f - Warranlcd•to run eerier than any other Bhd•
for in the United States or elsewhere, for the (plan:
lily of Corn shelled perday It is constructed with
two cranks.• no that two persons can turn it, and
shell from 204/ to—aoo bushels per day. It can also
be attached to horse power '
Cull and sou them before purehaxli;er any othor,
as I sin certain you will be satisfied with this
DANIEL DERR, Bellefonte
Wo, the undersigned, have examined and used
the Itoogly and Ready Corn bibstier, manufactured
by Daniel Derr, Bellefonte, prduouneo it perfect in
its pren teal utility, and well worthy the Att.:non
,of brienne Its services in one Se:111011 will live ate
51.iic.• in titan nfol labor We cheerfully rm:,
i mend it to the rimers of l'etitle colly 9 err arti
ly:el of greet eon:Rimy
Wu [Eye, Trost
V W ItellyAßD Wet, 11 , ..
1. W Iltrravnoss, - Jeetfk MUI,Letl,
Bellefonte, April 9, 'lid If B TRZZOI,VI
I hare purchaaed and used one of the Corn Shel
airs manufactured by Don't Dorr,calW the Rough
and Ready Corn Shadier, and unhesitatingly pro
nounce tt one of the beet in use It rune Very °nay,
and shells more corn In a short space of time than
any other machine I have ever met with.
!Conant, tinsven.
We fully concur in the above certificate.
E. C„llituss t 1111.0 Bellefonte.
Jona ll:Unfit,.
Haying eassulned, end trial the patent Rough
and Iterply Corn Strollers, manufactured by Air.
Daniel Derr, Bellefonte, I find them to be practical
and useful in every respect Thee corn which t
shelled was green nod full of milk, but the Nhellor
parted every grain from the cob in a softoner which
conld not posisibly have been done bt hared, I
freely recommend theta machines toll (armor,' 0 . (
Nit:try:county. CIIARIAS J LINIIYOII.
April 22, 1859-ap3o-tf
_
Ftlß SALE--A NOTTSE AND LOT,
eMIAND ONI it uNuow ACRES or
"
'fho undoreigned i nutloniov.l to sell the 'lenge
and Lot 14 the llorongh of liellototte aituoto on
All Iro ny t trent, eAjoining lot, of
k W %VIII! Wolf on the
non , nn4 of J IV, Awl on tho h.
A —One ,Ifuadred Aeres of tillithlo had well
tit awed lantr, situate on Munoy,,ltidgo, adJieloing
lands of the holm of J M. 'Penner, and th 4.
heirs of lidward,pardue, deo'd.
Terms, eta., will he made known on appllealien to
sp23-tf J A b VAtANKIN, Agent.
C 115147111. AND 'ila.firj.lNg.i
b M. DAUER, nest door to Telma May
Wore, in tbp berardent. of Mr. TUNS& bowie, AIM.
gborty street, 4 tity2l
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CUTLERY, &0.,
225 MARKET STREET,
deol2-I.y PRILADELPHIA.
J. DrSortviti J. SMITH.
/be e J. D, SQRVER & Co., •
WHOLESALII PEALEit IY
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SED ARS,
No. 0 North FIFTH titree4 above Market Street,
deel9-11 PHILADELPHIA
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No 123 Nolth THIRD Stick, Pliflndelphin.
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Ciro. If. Ronr.nTs, J. R. BE Lurk,
.f. T RANK J1.133041m
S D. STB.KUB,
WITH
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imr""n"d Deakin in Foreign and Docociido
WTlamys,
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REMOVAL.- ,
DR UGt 4 , G LANS AND PA INTN,
NOBERTI3IIOEVAKEIt d1i4 4 0 4 thnnkful for the
liberal etronage Iteretothrer e ' wed upon them,
hereby Rao notice,' that. min); o he great inure: me
in their business,Nicy Inke been obliged to mob
morn room,and I 'mourn it, hat e removed from
thou' old old s , (it W. corner of Second and
Omen ntreetnd to hetvw and tIPACIOI7B ATOM:
N p; antNEN V I , Wan and RACE Streets,.
and 1
an entire i iv nn greatly enlarged stook of
liNuttS, PAIN ~ OLASt - 3, DYE-STUFFS, inc ,
they aro now prep cd to furnish all (heir ow), no well
WI New customer with any article in their liar, at'
the l o west in ieep nd on accommodating term,.
We shall use 0 ery Means on our ralt to render
satisfaction to althrho mit) fat Or us with their cus
tom ti s , ' AR ti t pieta, we can compete with any
other house, and the quality , of our goyds it tumor
prisithl R BERT S1101:Al AK ER in Co ,
N E cor d , rof FOUItTII and RACE Sts ,
Philadelphia
Mainifnotureri of Paint. in Oil, Potty, de
InTortels of 'rench Zinc Paint.
tide Agents fir Pliihnielphin for the P 110 of
• FRENCH PLATE GLANS
Peden, in all ishidt of plain and fancy
ll'IN PO IV GL,A,N.N
surreal sent on application by mail, anti
punts deflected at any of the Depots or Wharves
teatilkexpensc to the purchase'
'SAINT LAWRENCE HOTEL,
CIIESPN 14TREET, PIITLADA
Thin new I6otsl 14 located In Chestnut street, be
twcen Tenth n i l Elelenth, running haelt to George
. 10001 , nn entire square, with atnple room unit ac
cent's-lett alot.s f..r:!50 persons
This Hotel has itinah to render it attraiti‘e to the
Traveller, Sejourner and Other), being directly op
!spoil° the Acatit my of Fine Ark, Parkinson's Ilar•
den and Saloons, and in one of the most pie:l.mM nod
faahionaLle places on Chestnut Street; alto, in the
iminciliate neighltorhtled of the Thcatr,, and other
Platted of runns, anent
The Itoorim are large, airy, and well root iln
runny of them hate eerntniiiiwitling dool, rn it a ld 0
for Families and Parries trot legs titer The
Furniture is entirely itevl„ and pi t. 4 nit.st unprovod
sty lc, embracing all the late modern Hob I inipro% c-
Inputs
IU clasp. pnottroity to the different It:11110,1. di
verging feint tip. ray, heir? only One ',quart, 1, last
hum the gteat renngyli Irma Railroad Depot, nod
as central and it',/ratut lucatnala rend:rs it as de
llirahle for the ‘lorvitatit, or the Tray
time 11.11,111, hit 11l n ail, .1 to emits
pattqeog, Is to .1111 ',ilia till Ilrcl
Itrouri , t , i world eitt he; le I, e to gin
That he 1,111 1 , . I I , i the tit'kung •1.,, at d,r
„1, ht 3 sin M
poltutar I'm! lir t•pring9, Pt on ,
‘lll.. atll6ato I! a I.toie nod t otiro of the
1.1.11( • rik'p,il t 1,1, aid i lent 11' Molten,
late t , tiperniter , l , ot of the 1 4 ., Charles title!
,der Ptorttrtor 11 ,ttertt
Innt,•lfth ,t Ito 1.111 ire able to lirlMidt• for I•Vely
end t stattlittla the clotrnott.r and toputatutn of the
Litman ee ntrl4llr - n arta abuts hott.,ll.
pant - -)Y1.1 BC A ,M . 1'1,1f7 1., Pr, nri^tar
SPRING 000D8 AT ISAAC MAY'S
STORE --lhorlng MA In a , to,k of ,It.oraLlt
good, for tho Spring fin ivln .11 1,111 he dia
poled of at ron.onal, e 1,101 , making it a t, , trort,t,l,
opport in ity fir all 1.7, p,tmedintelynut totem.,
Kooi Inugaine Anrn g may be fount thn
beet naa , ,rlnv.,,ls of
L APlEb' DItLS 4WD:3.
110 not net., a.PI Ribbon , . lb t wne evor offered' I
to ,1
, no 1, its of tfui coetion .11.!..o a avlcycla..ali.4
;rttriclst - -
N AND 1301'S' Cl,()TifltAt(),
Clods oontels /11111 Tostlngl, t0, , ,,th0r with all
kinds ii Ito /111 , 1 retry Dry 13 rOCCTICS,
II it in: and earn, t ~ h ottet 'I rrfnk•,
l'ttt pet C.trio Oil Cloths, vii in fact every
thing lb ,t it whltte-rhy tho rouitottnity
Pot, ha•. ri 1,111 fin! tt to th,..tr 'Warts! to
cnli no.l t i n to fir thl . lll.olVol
I.4AAC M 4Y, Ileller,nto
WANTED IN I raeliANOE
iolt l,t 1" UOniko. 17 loc, ;us, Ilan!ware,
Drup, I, 'WI I', CI ,
foothi 11,4 litalpr
;Jan ' 1,1111
1000 "fallow
MITA=
11100 bushels (Mori:wed
For nW L thi highest market pri:c mll be paid
in ex.t , ariro for'Dry (loads
Clore reed will Go tiiiroliaariit for Cash nit the store
JA111•U B
d re SR'
'TO 710ERCHANTS, & ALL OTH - 14t8
15110 all eagav-1 111 the vu to of J , J; 1%,
11 , 1 all (1. 4 . ritoi , ut of Fl'lLq 'l/4 4u1,,,1ber Erin„ eltl2ll4!vely • 6;4;451 In tho
Millis all who 11314. 'molt artimes to diciimiu of to
give Win a c ill Ile pays thorbighe'd onurkot price
in cloqh• It would ho well for nur lutnicre to rennim
her that I pav Inn each. and give them thu full
value of the Aim they halo too ilimpnv, of .1
All connomnorailcus promptly niteinia.l to by
tf `AI KEE'LI3t,
Pine (limn MINI
dec.?.6
:Gila-A. 4 STAGES FOR TYRONE
undersigned would re
sTeerlialy inform the travelling public that ho new
runs a daily Ink. of Magee to Tyrone—Tri-weekly
by way of titonnstown and Warriormark, and ti I.
weekly via Bald Eagle Plank Head
From TYroircorl Monday, Wednesday and Friday;
from liellefonle on Tuesday, Thuralay end Hatur
ilcv, and the lotto% ing days on the Stormstown road
deol2 it Jr. THOM
NEW HARDWARE STORE. M. Ti„ —
ItEyNol,Ds Coil E. tl FitANeirielliihnve
opened in HAVEN a complete, wortinent
of liAlt DIVA Rh:, to which we finite the attention
or ALL, needing anything In the line. Our stook
Iran keen geloeled with enPe' with the express de
sire tetaupply the community with gnah firths's.s as
belong ISCCIMIqFGLY to the Hardware bubineca
The Building Mriterial and Hardware used In the
yarictrs ineeluial.hil branches!, will reef-lye our par
te:Oar attention, deitahmaksrs, Baddleis, Shoo
makers, Machinists, blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabe
Irienuaksrs, Therm, rte , do , will find It to their
intermit to call irieni he and eliminator themselven
hp - Persona building will find lit•ie a splendid
lot of Locke and hatches, Silver Plated Door Knobs
nerd Bell Pulls ell of Haatetn manufacture; (Nees
,
Oils, sta. Also tho most heautiful
stock of • •
WALL PAPER, RORDERR,
AND FIREzROARD PAINTN,
ever O&M: •in this vioinity STOVEH, 14.MPS,
CUTLELY, Enfant Boring Machine), Fluid, Alco
hol. Pine 011;Ac , ho., !rpIRON t in large quantitiom
and Rolled „bon, oil the common Ores
0 isiol,pousuar Shell of round equaro . and pinto
ironturniined upon order in the lorteitl ponsible
film) ,Wr a y to nil Interectod come and examine
for 3imidelres. REYNOLDN h CO.
)ante 4 Lock Raven. 1a
4d t t IrAtIIABLE FAXtrif FORTALE.
(.' —'l"ho - pubectibor having a Vnrm that be
wte le4 ip divogof, eoraintiog of ONE HUNDRED
aud I'EN A a EH, aevoutx4itra of whicii ,at
elentNl l'jle haproveruonts ibilreen are a KSIO6 I I
7
ilsfu e rE, II ipteral hi • NEW 'BANK
DAVI 6. 4 &lid YOUNO 010011 A 11D, The
,t.' , i.a kb gh ataat Of eultProtton. For partic
u t 4 dhluira of the aubsotiber•-_,.. 4-
- mrl94r ' ' JkOJIM W. w.tu,s
,
HA8141312"- t
• , A largo variety, foe ago at
deal& F1A14114,
MILESBURG ItIA.IO3LE , WORK.B—
PARTEMIE, SCULPTOR, informs
the publip thathoiis jirepared to do all kinds of
hlarble work at UM Ifhttrtest notioe and on the Most
reasonable terma Thee% -who favor him with their
orders may rest asintred that all work from his ent
tablishment will Re done in the beet style of work
manship, Likoneenes will'.be executed in statue or
in bust, as law, sta lift, either ,In marble or
- plaster:
Likenesses it-111 be ostfi'vent on Monuments, Tomb -
Stones, y tts., from dot - tett-roan Ilkoneates; alse 'a
brilliant discovery of Ennmelled Lettering with
lava, on.Montnents, Tombstenea, Door Platen s he.,
in es thy vatielp of calm The lava is put in by
250 tiegrees heat, warranted to Mend any kind of
weather An lam the Inn enter of this work, it can
not be performed in any other maul:Mailman{ In
Penitnylvnitie than .it .Milesburg, Thou artrinany
orders finished of thin brilliant lettering, persons
had bettet call nod o'xtupino for Ilit ttleell'en, and be
satisfied that it In the grentesta piece of mechanical
art that was eve). placed In n cemetery on monu
ment or tomb shines, null which will,'he n fi t teeti
menial tojhe metnorg of a depaxtetk Aionti. -
Any gentlemen titilronn of hat its; amierblerlftiht •
I will * a-alma a nand petit of likeiorks as largo do
lite. There will be no charge if not n,perfeet piece
of soulpture. 'Pie operation of the iv, tat.
The likeness will be tillAii by nflttivation in clay,
24. A can; ofplaster , pads lid, Then in marble
. A 41tank can lee ttiken niter death of any person no
QM. eperfect Mmes" can be had any future time.
Ladies end gentlemen &sirens of
. proeuring n
good piece of marble work hail better Nell , i their or-
ders,to Milesburg for good gory. I have no me at
sion to send to Plitisilolphia to Iring lambs and
I 'figures - Tktiig, woke them myself",
Premintun t the Centre Comity Fah- for Marble
work, Weill irg $,. - )00, Look Haven $2OO If the
Judges had en men of the Maible business, Lock
Unveil woult have been found wanting
As the eountiy has been flooded with an inferior
lulls:lc h.) pitr,tts peddling 'them round, consequent
ly thrum who are not jut, es of sculpture and en
graving have been hut upon, I therefore desire
lti
pertons who wish to p ire durablo work to call
nail examine my workmanship, and satisfy them
soli en will not prove nn eyesore in offer times
Thankful for past favors, I hope by atrial atten
tion to business, and armlet alien an ellargea, to con
finite to receive a liberal patronage. , „
PersJes desiMus of any other ntylc or work, i
would highly recommends Mr' Similerient at Lew
istown, On I have been thirty year• In all 'the fine
art of marble work, lie it enact 1T1,,i one of the best
jridge.t.
I will hind myself is futuish el, cry tics:option of
I wotk 2 t 5 per ccut boil, and I keeper than Lock
I ILtasen r --- A PA RTER AOE, :ietilptor,
tieeDl ' Itlilesharg
V_NCOURAGE • HOME INDUSTRY.--
JL.II Tho midersignetV Itould respectfully iPtt ma it
to the Parini is of Centre county, that they have
purchased the nn inL.it,
PILTZ k I/UNIIAM'et
CA AL /?Orriiit ILEA PER .1.Y1) . 7 110
and are now engaged in their manufacture, nail arc
htetiared to furnish all article whileh nn ill not get
thin Leek-nolo. Flom due.° who ho t ,' used the
marLmu vio can ploducc aLuudnnl e‘ideneo an to
its superiiiiity titer any tither machine ninny built,
far the folllllling recions •
•
Ist 0,1 ro , nrunt of Its rtrapheity of constrtlet.kn,
aterthe fact that the Makin is wolfed direct. from
the drtx log n heel, ndh It tllllll.lO loser Instead of r
Inultipli:ahon of 1,4 1111 , ,14_ptiriiitle., cranks, he.
urhi••h 111:11t, It WM k Irr,liter for the 'rain
2 , 1 It in more voinpact. and therefore ettaib
tt tolled
:1,1 DI putfeot adaptation to uneven grontulq
without hanging on the borer,' 'trek+, the tone°
tiring Hull.. I' and turning on entit,-wheels, Ouch
mate, it turn ea.y
Cli a ,,,,The it I..• 0 'manner in whit it duce it■
wort, ui holit :;ram and gr 01, the reaping avpn.
into, nrtawted it, to put Ihn r 41.4, In a
r.as...ent ti, dohs er the elle., nt the
Rido of the uutrbinn, awl fur mowing it Iltut the
reaping app tratui all off to an to enable it to cut
tangled t lover
Thiel tunclu r e is warranted to cut all kinibtiof
grain and gi.i `A, WI trill, 11 st,t. better, Man fen be
done with seythe or Li adle, mail all Its par& ent
racte I
'1'r.11.48 - For Mower rind Reaper eombideil, SI3A ,
!10 to be paid on the delivery of machine, or its
soon 115 it is put rip rind in operation; 1350 on the let
of Oeichi r trail S.O rte Itto Int of January, 1557.
Fur N o e,. eleo. $25 on trt.tctttpl. of Inn
, 1110 e; :is on thi lit tierober, end $l.O on the let of
Janne rr,
IVl.lk en• h mnnlitt.n thntfi will t e f,Jrnigheft an
extra knife mw knife stet i•m, th:re g0../15, wrench,
Nu nut r 21i-yohe
As ooly 4 , 111 he Ludt this man
go, th ,, AO ral,o Are in Nrnift.. of If, firth In wilt do
11 , 01 to soiCrln their brit rA 0 Km, A -11rf•fos
11.11 PT Rill A 0,, or
(I W. rtEincia,
. Pa
IMEIM
rclIE _HEST OF TILE" SEASON.
MONI: NEW tinVir , AT
,J II .411'1,4- co ',clll,',ll' c'.11 , 11 ,s'it)llE.
We bits e liovrOperif7r (lie 111,1pS,tio.1 t.f the publis,
it huge and well ...hole I .01 , 1 , 111,0,1. f
SPION“ ANI) :1011:It (;11010ti,
We rt Rio , t( Illy int lie All our froul. and the cotn•
molt, o‘ t give tf n 01 Ito hate n
riunrui li,r,•• rrorr.ili t. of
nPa
IME" CrOODri r
of nil kinl., I ri,Jult,l ll4oren, Pooh am Illar k, Cruis
•.ilworpoi-e1544.4.1.11.4.4441k0-414444.0, • •
trt!linhos, • tt togtt ,•
II New Style of
Lothroldero s, Unit, 'tot t rot, Cutl•
I r0w..., Att
1,31.5' 'lt ttontio,s,
ty all 8.7^ Ipt liftlC3 onloctior,
ft lot n ~f ry d +•tihtnm, at t , rn lii
EA I) V 11.1 11/,: C/,ol'///,17:
Gent/men' tl9 , k 101 bo L-,.orted
n 1.4 I,ny in pi
/lAI, AND CALL - '
Pica 3111 try" , d 1
Ulf, r!).; P
UItOCP.IUCam, Fl LT, do ale tt hzu I
hoold nt Cowart' l'att-iuno I tktn to ex
diatiL.,, for go .14 Call 404 ortotino ti-/Athi u
to eltow gtottl• J It AWL k Co ,
211123 - Bellefonte
TF YOU WANT TO BUY GOOD AND
cif E,ti , lix u, , e •lt On
=I
11 Isitia . M.Lllol . l%
In) It, ja•t Ir , m 1 i i.rd. li,hi
narAla .tatlfal •';$1 1 0 of 110, , m1• ro 111 .0 11/g ~f the
ttlh1011:11/il Ih. - I a' It'oj 01.111.1(11,1•1
H 114•11, VII h \ 1,111,3 kip , P. , : all :•.:
oh 10 .1 Ileht VIII,. Priall of All
/Iva and
1',1„1'11-:nl, •t I a,;,. lint 4.1 ,
'Fulham, 2klio \r„„i
lea and 17 , ' tun Ito tory, ;tat a 1.1 , )ty of FA
11(101),; ant," 'Mon
Flitnt,..l. of ull Vntbt and itlus:kar, Citki,lllllnliblllUi l ay.
(/ rt,• , fltd ky,AA. 11 nt
and Si.ol'3, ll tvoltttore 1 , 1 Iron QU eti,Vate, Huck
otts, Tuba, 11.4,1c0tr, • otll goo+. +wally kept in a
ft...try store
1.1; 111:11
All kiwis of I,lt otter for s at, at it rocs tritado
prit,
Itti , 12. tf
FURS FOR SALE.
Port...nit In wn.nt of u fine
arti,le of Furs would I ,ell to mend their orders
t lie vele, is.prepareden furnish thorn
et lire loWeet
V inl,rio 4 1 and all arbdien of LADIES FURS
ohvnyv ue )...141:ut prlo, mu,* Ilvvyar than can ho
piTorad by the wholeaale and retatl houses of New
Ya,k Philadelplala •
id LOVES, RODEF, Ac , cau also be purchased.
All (o dere addremead 11)
. iCdEONGE REPT,III .
Pico-Oros° Mille, Contra co
will meet with promptialtention
March 12, 182-If.
VALUABLE SAW MILL-FOR SALE.
Will be eold at Prlvidia.Sagn; if valuable Raw
Mill, with about SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAN',
part of which i 1 UMBER, and can be cull i rated,
it Is situated afoul ono lithe north of Milesburg
The mill ban an ovcrediot wheel, well nalculatod for
sawing plasterleg Lathe ' whinli are greatly want.]
in this neigithorhood Lutnlier will be taken in
part payment Thiel is aCtIMICI fur any per
ton Whiting 10, make a gen invnatment Apply at
A I ' 'ARTERAIIE'S Marble Work!,
any! Mllesburg.
GROOBB,IES.--7. B. AWL &
ofker for male a large nesartment of lIYRON,
YOITNO IIYSON, -TAUT:NAL, OOLONG, and
CLIULAN TEAId, EUGAItS, COFFEES, TWIAC.
CO and SEMAItIi of every deeorlptlon. Janl6
BOOTS AND SHOES.-*
A large a kof Winter Boole
and Shoes, for Genie and 'full error, also, !loyal
Mimes' and ebiltiKenal Hoots and rthorii, of all kinds,
for mule by , .T li. AWL h Co.,
Janlo _ . . llollefoilte. i
........,
tap
11104--413 THOUSAND POUNDS
il , 11,60PN1 a, including Sides, Shoulders.
anci Ifinesti4 KKALEI.I.II3.
• g ITAKIE NOTICII. —An ertain witicinur•
!lus lie o a few gdunde will get y ft us dioup us any to
ot p her
ho mojcpurohluso a thousani‘l. , fob°
D3s
ViAiia
lde
and taboti o t ralsllrg o r Gfoods,
(or tb• Cub, lIVALISIVS 7 " zorlflor
. •
*vs* SEWING IMBUES
NJ Vile $l3O and upwards. This unrivalled ma:
oblate is the most important and 'useful invention of
the age; and it has boon worked a sufficient length
of time to by thoroughly tested upon ngreat variety
of manufactures, and l iu all oases has boon fully ap
proved. It will cont i luue to attract and surprise the
people of the whole world with the wonderful mint
',betty, durability, rapidity, strength and beauty
with which'it executes its work. Nearly 10,000 are
are now in daily operation Ituch is the demand.
that, with all the facilities of now and improved
machinery, with the help of 200 anon, it is hermit
blu for SINOUR A. CO. to till their orders These
toaehioec, always for impeder to every other, belie
•
Just received several most
lA/PONTA NT /MYR° V E E NTS,
the cfluot of which iv ---let, To make them run with
out noise. 21, To require only half oho exertion of
the mint:dor, formerly necessary; and Od, To maim
I teem run one-half festal. - than before, vo that with
the A3lllO labor, Twice TUE QVANTITY or TALK CAN
en DONE IC A DAY.
This one fact, that Singer's machines ran no muck
funk.; and accomplish so much more work, renders
all other machines before the publis valueless,
comparison, oven could they ho had for the asking
Another rimulinrity of tlingor's machines is, Eliot
by bimply changing needle and thread, the come
machine will execute. perfertly every satiety of
wink, conned or flue, on cloth or leather
The hest machine for family ea well as public non
From $2OO to MO ti year Gan ho cleared by an In
dialtd using this machine, more than eau tni
cleared by hand
Purchasets, look well to your titles as to the
titic of Singer's machine, I will refer you , to the fel-
Inning paragraph • st.
• In re,vwd to Singer's machines, there in no ad•
Nee patent claim , but all other machines before
the public infringe two or more of our patents On
the 27th of May la.st, wo reeoscred a serdlet in a
snit for infringement, against the Excelsior Sewing
Maehine Company, thus establishing our Patents
judiclallt We hese suits now pending in the Ilnitrd
States Circuit Court in Philadelphia, and also in
other Circuits, against limier A Baker, and the
Wheeler t 1Vds(111 to nehl nes, which In several
of onr patents Ile who buys any of these Inferior
infringing machines, will bu♦ n lawsnit
I. M SINOEII, d CO
====M
I hereby certify grit 1 woe doing a moderate
.tinesi prior to Feb 10, 18:4, at which it me I
aught vote of I fir 4- Go 'e Nearing Mt
"et, and hate used the same au my busioievs
nee that time lay httlo nets ha. me-reale,' to that
erte,it, out tig to thesup, ipr manner hich it
does it work, Mat I 1P.13 compelled on the
ih,t to purchase another mar/sae, ..oat to -meet
the dem ands of my Cn In, inert illy wile lout
the nmehine, and with the aid of Pe girl?, will
inal.e twelve fire coats and tweaty put of part.
week, It MI 1/ tier fur rupertro to whir ian he
alone by hand The nest pureed. per we, .1 after
pay,r,7 the hands, will be OM $lB to $2O
The niaelstni is easy to manage, auJ not opt to get
out of repair
Wm I, lIALLen, Illerchant Tailor
Rititir,a, April 24, 1851
ts to to certify that we pn re'to red one of Air
I. Sewing Maehaner two ye 7,
ago, which has been in um constantly on stow
leather work 11'101011i yelling Old of repair Ire
are confident that one michine 'foetal much. trot(
a I toy reactive female, could pet form, and march
better in tier,, reipert We "fad it very ronnenient
to la, two machtiter, t r a tOld the delay of shatt•
alareezd and ~e,,1 /rout ',aro , to pie nor(
lu quilt. ucc are perfertly sett tile! that there t rout
a MOP"( rare/cal tuar , aue eriatenee to erpelttr
wort( 11 F Rl.uz R Co ,
Ul=S=E
The undertegeori, having pureh.tat d the tt Ott no
11/1.1 rand b, oth'., to Lo nerd, Or I 11 i-thzer
, tit the following tort tiny tit•tte of W
Northern Indians, IP
C 0011,1,4 Elie Altc4ht ey and North
iintiotno,) and being then fore, the eulo prourhittnt, is
mew propsre.l to 4 4.11 I,l2•Ohitio, of finger h Co 's
inirti.fartuie, Of the tnnouo sir , llol.l'lo.llA aud
E_YrN• It All pett«trct per:lc - thing or using
till rr, ltnhrr A Co 'n, on ally other infitoging ani
it.fertur unit ho prosoottlel 1 , 1 the
lOLOIC It is et Dicta that the 11;,..11:1 of their 1011111 g•
ing tottchtnen hair 11 , / etoilhienes In their Inks ut
tit tchinos front the futthAt they will hardly trust a
Weep tielteit froth tine pit rehee-rt to lay In their locket
one; night, for fear of troollie, nit ,pen
gum) at , XI l 0 71,/ vr
adage that "A bird in howl Is worth two in the
hush 11 II 1N It
flitter and residence, Sorriteeten, .111entg'y co , I'a
W VI NTNIII antl others, 'lre,' littg At eO'v
f 4,1 3.6m*
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
The rublislirr or 'lnc 14:1ttreitAT to WATt It
NAB boo iR oonneetion ',Wit hie Ni•wmplper Entab
I:3luneut, llty dongt ozler st‘e Intl CO 111140E0
3141 orrrrn,
To be found to Central Poitt,)lt 0114 eotopo••tl
ttrely of
, NEW MATINUA
AIM the Ilite•t and 11,4 t fu.hiun, bT style of Plain
and - Fancy Type, and I: !depart d to execute all
Ictuda of
WI 11 AND PANCY JOB PRINTINIL
In the very ileatfot style, and at (Le shortest ) iotice
--shell as
NAND BILLS, • CIRCULARS,
POSTERS, BILL HEADS,
iroutin BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
A UCT lON BILLS, ('ADDS, •
PA M I'll LETs, 11r(EIPP4,
BOiths,
,OHEC'K 8; -
1.3111)W 1111, LS, Ith ANKth
PltoilltA MME.'S So , 4e„ A. ,
1 ii , ' ( . 01.1), SI lA'Ell andlilt(lNZE PRINTING
exeoultol In the handsono to. Manner
lII.I . IIINTING IN COLORS, in the molt beau.
titnl and tinbilied etyle of the art
Sitiana•tion guaranteed in regard to noatitest,
elinapneas and punctuality In the fulfiltrient of uil
orders
IVBRO(' E ' , PH if 0 11'.,
'fait, FLooti, BEM El ,, Priti!, Yo
DIAL OGUE.--r-
John —Gond morning How ere pin?
:ItrangeA---titNXI DU/111111g, sir t an.) Olt tell me
whore I can find the obenpcst If MAD T MADE CLVrp•
two, end the best?
Jo/tit—Y(4, sir. Wo hero a number of grsel
clothing stores lu Bellefonte, but 18AAC MA
his dugout store bits the beet and elniapest
hanger--Well, so ovary body says bi the coun
try I did not know but Unit we wort, mistaken, so
I thought I would inqoiro of you Lovett
• Jaen—What kind 01 Clothing du you wish to
buy •
Ititrangcr—Why, I should like to hove a Burl
Dross Coal, Pants end Vest for myself, and some
clothing far my boys
forin—lVell, Isaac May, they say, has enuremost
excellent Dress Coats from $lB down to sl,(the lot
ted SUIOIIIOI . Coati) and everything nine in propor
lion, and lute of cheap olethlng for boys
Stranger--What about Ladles' hems Genii,
John—Why, May has the best susortment of
Silks, De Loins, Lawns, Calicoes, ke , in short
evorything to fix out a lady iu the best style, and at
the Ghost...et prices
.4tratiger—(7oo,l' That is the place for me.
Good bye I'm off to May's at ores, and thsids you
kindly for thuinfermatlon.
riePcnions in went of anything ittAr line are,
therefore, respectfully requested to givo me a call.
rip:lo 78AAC MAY, Bellefonte
MEN WHO HAVE MUCK WI:LIVING
to do wo advise thorn to try KEALBIVI3
superior BUM, PENS and INK. Theca articles
are just the thing for sohool teachers duol2
ALAROF ASSORTMENT OF M
urat'. Ehrtea and Black Ffilks , ut low 'whet, to
bo bat at
NO
J .11 AWL & CO
n OEN STARCH, CANDLE WICK, GVN
ohasod °hap
Caps„ e Shot ,
, ,Load, Pun l'inivoa (ma la) Fir.
„ • .
nov2B
.rxtrritt.-".
nANDIES.-AN ENnLES V4E,IXTT,
whalonalo and ratan, nlioapa,F tlfanthe
oat, alwaym on band and for Bala to>
' nor2B " , ' PRIINE'II: •
MD THE LADIES.—A SPLENDID AS-I
sonTmENT Or Collare,Urniersteares, Linen
1104, Thread Lase, ind. Prints o[ the feet make
aad color , warranted. Call and examine Que alffer•
eat verietlia; at r00w271 KlitiLtFo
'MEW EIT_QACA t ligi ZIEW °ooze
KV"' J. MONTUOMEHIf & BON,
wort.rn-neat cosines or ?I N
DIAMOND AND ALLIAIIANY B.IItERTB,
Pellskrnte, Veni,
llttilng just, retuttied from l'hiladolphia, where tro
tiro outdo our puruhuscs, did are now
a the must carefully sui4urted stocks of
"nii ""
t; ILV TI,E NS CLO T H/N6l,
Crlie to tientln county,ond take this nie.
(hod to nonuse our old Monde, onstoitieni, ltd th e
public goilerally, Oaf Oo ot'o prepared to " giro
llfom f i te yt nu . tiny. never-had berme, in th e
shape of
'aO.ITS, PANTS, Ali.,
which, for darnbllity cannot be oxcollod, and haling
been seleotod with special rifferenoo to the latest
and mad approved fashdons. Oroat care has been
paid to the selecting' of Oentletnon'a kurnishing
Unods,suchne.`llll/?2'B, RAW ERB, 114 N 1).
IC 01-1 1 , 3, L TSl'.l3 ND ER 3, GLOVE'i
CRAVATS, of every' description.
I. Wu also make known to the nubile' that In adds.
tlbiilb our other extensive stook of goods we have
just rooelvod a largo and splendid assortment of
CASSLMERS, V);STINGS,
111. IMSIINti 8, be.,
Of etery style and varloty. Doing practical eta.
mon, and pay particular attention to air b I.
Mies, we hope to give general satisfaction and re.
ooivo a shore of the public, patronage. IVe respect.
fully insito all wanting anything In our line of bust.
nevi to oall and examine our stock of goods,
ap,lo N. mONTUOIVIERY b SON
AbiBROTYPE, CRYSTALLOG
and (1 O'ER It I:OTYT E ROOMS
J. S. BARNHART respectfully Informs the ptth.
lie that he line removed hie yiloture gallery le a
magnificent cult of rootnsin the Arcade, where Ida
Attention will ho wholly given to the practice of the
Photographic arts, And 'the solehoce and arts per.
taking to Heliegi !Irby.
THE IMPRQVIO AMBROTYPES
are talcon upon plate glass, and are entirely fret
from the refisetiln of light ao Objectionable th da
guerreotypes. They ore alho utterly imperishable,
the name being derived from the Word AMINO,
which In the original lankpiage eigulttes durability
They are beyond all queetton tar superior to the
hest lestilte of daguerreotypes, Ana etre fat gaper
ceding tooth whereter they have been Introduced
An the Hine of sitting requites only from one to
lee t woon.la by this proevee, pet none dealmus to ob-
Min the likene,res of (Pith shut. COILDR4N will
find the diiketilly heretofore ettentllns the old ere
almost entirely obt lute&
All that hat . lnsen said of. Ambrotype ono tally
kg.k.ignopki.tted to, the, gif, 'fiTALLO(IRAPH, '
eept in.; the toigin nut l apid entiv of names v.,
are a melt Iteanticul alyda,..of plotilitjot pnd pan&
only, II estsual examination to estaitihilt tbq parti e ..
tarn, of the limits of un salvetlizontent
quite inenfli.ient to eentlin
It All ItEItItEuTYPES of various styled will be
taken in the finest style of tho art, when preferred
L - ,,tit'Altnost every variety of Arnbrotype and Da
guet rett'ype ('ICI's 00 hand
Evr' I wit ruet ionx gtven in the foregoing branded
on reakonnble terms
irlfourot for operating, Crawl a tn. to 5 p m
in nommen, mud from 9 n in to 3p. m. in winter
Ittlo3lS, tiCCOND FLOOR ARCADE, entrants
ou Alleghany et rect. Bellefonte, apt
T OCX HAVEN MAEHLE WORD"-
JLJ 1111111F:ST PREAUUJI AWARDED rim
CENTRE COUNTY AtiItICULTIMAL FAZE.
- -
To the people of Centre County. It has now be
eollll.l n nettled Net that this Is °rib of the largest,
hear mat and very beet comlueted establishmints of
the kind in tho interior of Pennsylvania. It is
owned by Mr rt A (Menai, and Nuperiutendsd by
the relebiati.l Pulptor, Mr C F Lindig, of N Y.
Mr larelLy woe for many years engaged in one O r
iho best roahllnhmerts in the city of New York,
where Inc gained an ens fable reputation as a as
chant° of the first order We have unhand andfer
Polo nearly Ilir hundred beautiful designs of HEAD
and YOO'f Ii'CONEN, carved (ft tber latest style et
the ant, together ti ith French Coaches, ffreciiii
Tombs, 'Monuments, Spires, Carved Lambs Rabate
M life, and images of est - 7y description, all designed
and executed by Mr Lining l'emons swishing
sonielbtrig tore ni I lo to mark the reefing
plooo of then lel . ds, v,ould Sane money y en [Ming linflr,l:i Iby (jib, of one newts, wb,,
,111 I'.lPll en err Cony it It v thieugh ell the plindrel
tow, end valleys in Cantle Clinton, and Lyoommg
counties, and hove their wet k executed by this
wori.ltrenovel.e.l e•el brated ttrtiet
I "'Web me red,. .1 ,llr p, taq from Ibis dap
n.ul will bin l into. lot to sell 2ti l ifzet 1,10 " 119
re:mlar (ling prstev at.) tit ent In Belle
fonte, or I/, and deliver Me
me t fr, ~barge t, :my ,-, red
N A 011ISON,
A./r.NT9 I OR CYNTItg TOI*NTY
Ottorn-tnrirt•rt -- rrit A llle.hn, jr
1
I.ltin noon r, Jo , Ilunscr's Mill; a
113.11 deel2-lye,
I: I B.EEPaRT EXCHANGE.-
..11. The 1111111`,1•1,4,. 1 w ould rt epoetfutly 111111iu net
to his old 1 1 i-it-all And the public generally that he
bas bwlt Ja large foal comm., lions nem three-story
!try k House, on Molena Ntreet, beta. eon elliC01(0
and Mn', harts Sttri t, two riptaies south of the
Dolma in
Fft I:EPttIVY SI'F,VEN, 4 ON COUNTY, ILLINOIS
hi, hitt11.11,,; , , ha. It tt ereatett
a ex measly for the
Lut ut_thr..l44n r Lha molt tle•
gam. and apptotal lettut.i in t .. he Northoro part of
the State, ho feels ettz,frient that It is much better
calrulattot f,r c nn Gat amt ennvuttionon than any
trlter In tho wanly lie has ale, cutnlahetl it to
run err, bet in:truer whit ottletly row furniture,
u; it mg 'wither pill, nor colt to render it cumfort
1,10 and n;;tee,ltle to thunifaorintz, bins with then
custom
lly :t attention to his dutivi, and • dotermi
nation hot ~ E cv!li• I by any hOlllO in Mitre<
1.1011. he hopes 111,11 t the fA,:r and gustana of th•
jo:1
Pc I $11,14 i rt'y of Freeport nn LUNDE'S!
or 11l lAll re, V/111 111, 1 11,1 nk, port Exelinngo"
p!c Is Int nt. I chi LII etoppiiir piece.
Proprietor.
Frueport. llhnula
DENNSYLVANIA HOTEL, 8. W. On-
NER of be biannual, Ilcilefeutr, Centre Co
Pa —This large nod coos eidently 'vented house.,
having been completi Iy rem /died, I'oll4l and
ginprevcd, is now 01 , 114,1 for the am:outmoded 01.1 of
the pnlthe The, propriehlr of Oda establilloitsint
resi..octfuliy infurlos his friend,' rind the public that
he Las spared neither p tins nor exports, to wader
it r0 ) , , ,,t 1,, all who may favor bim with
a call, n+ Jul • 1.1,n in di rill in his power hi
promoto their c o mfort and convenience
Ilia Table nil! Itlvrayn be supplied with the beet
that the meetly will off id
The Rooms are large anti tiellexintnlalett
Pit uldrog venni. •tod with Bit; astabliAhment
lawn' grid rxrellt.nl. oral in eliargc of careful and
experienced hostler,
Be also has treuted s6edl fur the use of carriages
end buggies.
!Bagel" me nrrit log and &Titling
It chart nothing shall br togleoted to give entire
satisfaction to those filtering him with a sail
It. It. ClllllllllWith
Bellefonte, Pd.
MEI
THE PEOPLE'S STORE!
JAcxsalcvlL
IT3I ALLISON, rtniticl reepcotfully Lac.rA
thank
tho pobltr for the iery !Merin :patronege heretofore
conferred upon him, by deli% a lair and honorable
business, hopes to merit Its coidantianea. I hare
just rotuined Flom Philo:lelphla nod oxlitetl for lo
spoction,,s. %cry larg o assortment of all rY-MAlli;
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HA 8, CAPS,
Hosiery, Umbrellas, Milan ,iinget, Woollen nod Cot.
ton Undershirin, Cravats, 091lani, Looking Gismos,
Notions, , dr, MAILIJWAR/r.-1
IlitOpP,ll,l,BB, in short„ every 11114 wosally'kept to
a country store.
irp- The highest privy paiiifor tall kinds of Pro
duoo in exchatigo for!roods.
WM. ALLISON, Jr. Jeckeonville,
Also, dItTIIVICS pi:lx-8141am; /RUPP
CANS at Ilismifacturer prince Ail morubants to
Centre county nil Ito snuffed by sending their
dere tholigh the mall. dee?,B-bay
pRUNEWS CHEAP OROCICRY rORE
—grateful for Um patronage so IMO*lly be
stowed upon biro by a generous 'ebrilinctlelly and
hopes by striot attention lo business, to always
emtliuue 40 merit the applobation of no appraointing
public .I.l‘ informa his frionds, customers, and tho
phbllo kenerally,, that he is prepared to furnish
them, at his well Itnown - etatol with 6fety — Yariety of
(Mgt.:BRIER that may be galled for. Persons
wishing to eeoranulas will please nail and a rg ent their
Grooories of me t as ant deterzainpd to m sztit
faction to all.
nor 27 _ WILLIAM PRUNER
OM
It " V A genoiai nuortmonl of 'porthiwo
and Table Cutlery for Halo by
ja4lo J.ll AWL k CO , BeirefOut.
A i l l ar O go OT
tuiilor l tniol l ' D
i l t Of sTalLtn El oi r o lloole and
Jomt , rooolliod and fur wili, by
tlecIll•
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A Lie IaNDEVIF PRODUQB TAKEN
A - A..fn exchange for goods for 10114 the highest
market price will be Lye tons of Pork
rrented by '
Jan 23 I - J. $. •• AWL
110311 Mr, ,211:01 =MS,
ute of all klacia, J 1141.0041,0 ipd 'Or salt by
noy27 PRUNEW