P. GRAY MEEX, § Editor.
EIT
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Friday Morning, Dee, 25, 1363
“erm
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
I As we intend to present the WarcH
MAN to our readers on the 7th of January
in an entire new dress, we are compelled (o
give them bat a half sheet this weex, in
order that we can get our new material ar-
ranged, acd up. The last issue closed vol
um 8, and we shall beg vel. 9, with the
new year. This paper is not charged ‘o
any one but published extra for the benefit
of advertisers, go our subscribers will not
When we ge! started
grumble, we hope.
up afresh we expect to give our reader
one of th neatest as well as one of the best
county papers in the State,
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g@ We suppose our young friends will
have a “gay and festive” time, to-night at
the cotillion party, at Mr. Reesman’s Hctel
in Centre ail. Well, Juy be with them
¢
17 I he pavementsin some parts of the town
are covered with a perfect ght of ice, muking
it both aifiicuit and aangercus for pedestrians
to get along. Why ashes or something else
are not sprink'ed over the Worst places we
do not know, unless 1Lis the carclessncss or
uncoucern of persons living in the vices. |
of) enero
ga We have received our old fricod
Peterson, fur Jauuary.
get along without it we do not know, one
thing is certain those that do take iL are!
never behind the times, or fashions and are
not at want for excelfent-readirg. Terms
only $2 per year. Address Charles 8. Pes
terson & Co. Philadelphia.
() mms ee
07> We had the pleasure of taking hy
the hand on Monday last our young friend
Capt, Bruce Barger of the Army of the Po-
tomac. Bruce left Bellefonte a typo and a
private, and has risen to the position le
now occupies, through merit alone. My
the fates that have protected him thus far,
be with him to the end.
Or
17 The assistant Provost Marshal and
bis man Fridiy seem to be driving a flur-
ishing business these times. On “Tucsday
last they left this place for Williamsport,
with a wounded nigger, a discharged Abcl-
tionist aid two whie men, all said to be
deserters, {rom the ‘glorious cause,” that
is to ‘‘disentirall, regenerate, enlarge, and
perpetuate” this ‘‘bicssed governmcen:.”
Or
p& For once, we take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to an adveriise-
ment, —that of Howe & Stevens’ «Family
Dye Coilors,” in this dys paper. these
Dyes have become a household necessity,
and so general in their use that many a well
dressed Indy finds that many an article
once 1¢jected as out of date, is, by the aid
of these Dyes, made os good as new.
0
pe Oar esteemed friend and fellow “‘cop-
perhead”’ Col Ruben Keller of Centre Hill,
will please except our thanks and consider
us under many obligations, for the splendid
turkey sent us on wedn:sday last, The
Col. knows;bow to get along in this “'itile
world,” and has a right good idea who can
properly appriciate a present. May his
shadow never grow less, and may his tar
keys’ ever be pler ty.
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BE We are in receipt of the {irst number
of the new magazine, published by Deacon®
& Peterson Philadelphia, entitled the “La.
ores FRIEND,” It contr'nsaimost as much
reading as any df the $3 publications, and
pumbers ameng its eaitributers, some of the
very best American writers. Its Stecl plate
engravings are not excelled by any montily,
and its fashion plates are equal if not sujer-
ior to ary of its competitors, Allin all it 1s
one of thebest magazines of the day, and
costs but $2 per annum. Address as above,
() eee
BE An establishment long needed in this
section of the state has just been openeed on
Howard Street, a short distance from the
Presbyterian church, by Mr- Stone of Lewis-
town and our enterprising friend J. fi. My-
ers of this place, where they have every
kind of farming impliment, from a reaper
to a mouse ‘trap. We know that the far-
mers throughout the country will give them a
call, and feel assured that they will not
«go away disappointed. All articles are
#warrented and sold at manafactures prices
“slay success attend the enterprise.
(rm
B&~ on Saturday night last as Mr. John
Leidy. of Salona, was passing through the
«narrows in the mountains, neer Mill
Hall, he was attacked by a man who de-
wmandcd ¢ his money or his life.” It seems
that he was not disposed to yield up either
very readily, when the <highwayman”
struck at bim with a “bowie knife ;” the
blow was parried so that the only damage
was to Mr. Leidy’s clothing, his overcoat,
coat and vest being cut entirely through ;
ho immediately retar
the “knight of the road” down and beat |
him severely, but being, as we suppose too
‘much excited to think of securing him, he
passed on, and before the news got abroad
the villian had recovered from the effects of
the blow and made good his escape,
Ermorsesmoe re 4
How the ladies can |
d the blow, knocked |
{7 The Presidert offers the assistance
of the army of the United States to enable
one+enth of the voters of any rebelli us
lious State to govern the other nine tenths
and this he calls guaranteemg a Republican
form of Government.
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p@ We notice in the local column of
the Pre:s last week a communication pitch-
ing in to Mr. Alexander for charging a cers
tain Mr. Iiull $10 for making cnt and
presenting at Williamsport exemption pa-
pers for his son, * Now, we know the per-
son thet wrote the communication. and a
meaner or more contemptible, fanatical par-
tizan it has never Leen our misfortune to
meet. Nor A LAWYER IN TOWN BUT CHARGE
THE fAMS Fre, and it was because of Mr
Alexander s p lities that this puse iammous
| sertb er ventilates Simeelf through the col
ums of the Press. He is just mean enoughs
little enough dog encugh to car y his party
malevolence into private lite, and attempt by
injure the
anonimous communications ‘0
busimess of a man who is far above him in
every thing thas pertains ty a gentleman,
| Mr. Alex:inder is too well known, for such
artacks to have any beiring against him as
an honest upright Democrat the people en--
| dused him at the polls in Oct)ber ‘at, and
{as an able, trusty lawyer they now support
him as every truthful man in Bellefonte
will certify.
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C. NripuTioN- To Tis Lanes A Socisty.
—Ther ladies of the Soldiers Aid sociey
{ having forwarded a box of rraits, ji llies,
wines &e., to the Women's Branch of the
U. S. Sanitary Commission, as Phu'ad ‘1phia,
sons for contributions:
Mrs, JonN BRACKBILL- -one bag dried ap-
ples. one (ag cherr.es, one bottle blackber-
ry wine.
Mire, Wm, McCLELLAND—One can peach-
es, oue jar pickles, one bottie currant
wine, one bottle catsup.
Mrs. P, WaRD—one jarcurrent jam, one
bag dried apples.
Mrs. HH. N. McAnistiR-one jar peach
Later, one jar blackoerry jam, one jar pic
kles, ene gless earrant jelly, two bottles
rasphery vinegar,
Mra, F, P. GREEN - one jar blackberry
jam, 2 bottles wine, one bottle entsup.
Mrs. RoBrrT VALENTINE - two bowls ras-
berry jam, one can peaches, one paper
corn starch, one paper farina,
Mrs. W, Worr—one can peaches, one
hag dried biack berries ome bag dried
whortic berres, one bag dr cd Chorres.
Mrs. Dr. Myrcugrn—one can apple but-
ter, one bottle rasptery vinegar, one bag
dried peaches cone bag dried corn.
Mrs. E. Humes—two bottles wme.
Mrs S. 11 BrowN—one bowl jelly.
Mrs. J.P. tiaRRis—one jar pickles, one
jar blackberries, three cans tomatoes.
Mrs. Wm. P, WirLsoN—one bottle black-
Yerry jain, one bottle currant wine, one
package dried corn, ene bowl jelley.
Mrs. Davip KeLLuR—one bag dried ap-
ples. :
Mrs. Wm, Roax—one bag dried cher-
ries.
Mrs. Rev. KLiNe — one can peaches, one
bag dried blackberries. one bag dried whor-
ti¢berries, one bag dried cherries.
irs. J. D. Leis—one can peaches, one
jar jelly, one bag dried apples,
Mrs, T. FP. Rey~oLps—two jars jam, one
glass jelly, one can tomatoes.
Mrs. Jas. LINN—one cai eerrant jam. one
bottle wine.
Mrs. Geo. VALENTINE--one can Raspbery
jam, one hag dried cherries.
Mr. Scnxuck —one loaf brerd, one fruit
cake.
Mrs. Dr PorTEr—one can’ peaches,
bottle tomato catsup.
Mrs. WiLsoN —one can tomatoes, one bot-
tle Wine.
Mrs. Wm, Garerici—one bag dried cher-
ries, one bag dried Whorticberries, one can
apple butter.
Mrs, Honaxp Currin—one bagdried apples,
one bag ried cherries, one bag erackers one
can peaches.
Mrs. ArexANDrR MILLER —one bag dried
apples, one bag dried corn, one can toma
toes, one can apple butter,
Mrs Josep Worr--one bowl jelly, one
bsg dried cherries.
Mrs. T. AmmerMaN—one glass jelly, one
hag dried cherries.
Als, Ev:N BLANCITARD—one can peaches
one dozen lemons, one aram figs.
Misses L. & B. Harris —cne jar pickles,
each.
They have, also. received the following
donations in money and clothing :
i
one
Mrs Jane T. Irwin, se $4.00
Mrs, Jamus 1. Hare, tt 5,00
dr. ALEXANDER MILLrR, fs 1,00
Mrs. Roranp Curmis—ihree pairs drawrs,
Mrs. GN. 1rwIN - one prir watlen socks,
Mrs. Haeviy MANN—one comfortable.
Mr. ScnMuck—one blanket,
Ihe society will continue to forward box-
es at different periods thronghout the win-
ter, and will be happy to acknowledge the
receipt of denations at any time, which
may be left with the President of the socie-
ty.
Mgrs. R, A, Warp,
Sec't.
Mrs. W. WiLsoy,
Pres't,
Speech of Hon. A. V. Larimer.
At the request of several friends we pub-
lish the following speech of Judge A. V.
Larimer, formerly of Pleasant Gap, this
county, made at Oxaua, NEBRASKA, or the
opening of the Pacific Rail Road,
Ladies and Gentlemen :
The heavens are revirbrating around us
and above us {rom cannon planted on either
shore of the river near by, which divides
the Stateot Iowa from your Territory, —
but they are not deluzing the scil with the
blood of our fellow countrymen. No, itis
the cause in which they are speaking —it is
the cause of progress, of civilization of
peace, and this the dvy we celebrate, is one
of the days of its triumph,
Although I have thought and hoped with
you for years for the consumat on of the
people of Omaha and Council Bluffs have
ever been so indimately identified, yet it
has rewained until this dag and this hour a
subject of which we could not speak with
any degreelof certainty but it 1s -aid that
| the President, as he was anthonzed to do,
| bas designated this as a point, and that here
| on the banks of that turbid stream which
rolls at our feet—which takes its source
thousanas of miles above us, where it 1s co
small that a single ox would drink it dry of
a summer’s day— it 18 to be the ciossing
of that great national thoroughfare which is
wou'd rctarn thanks to the following per
| me accept my thanks for the honor you sought
to confer on your neighboring eity of Coun-
. to unite and bind together with bands of
iron the Atlantic and Paciile. We look
upon th 8 as an event in the history of this
country and of our people as worthy of com-
memoration. As yet this isa sparsly set—
tled country, but with all the elements for
the creation of agrrenitural wealth, which
i is the basis upon which all o hers rest, we
may now, hy the location of this road, ex -
pee a large accession -in numbers. Wih
such a country us we have hir-——With
such a future as there is now befure it
the odiousrelation ot landlord and tenant,
which is only another name for that of mas-
ter and slave, now ex'stng in ihe older
Mates, will be placed in process of gradual
extinction. Here, in the great north-west
—the seat of empire, and the land of impe-
rial power—-—the poor man of the east may
come, posess and enjoy a spot of this green
earth that he may call his own, and no th
or halves exacted from his stores And ¢
will come as others have come before them,
for there 1s said to be a principle in man
which has ever impelled him toward the
setting sun. It was said to have been this
that took the Patriarchs of old to the land
of the Mediterranean, impelled Paul to seek
itome, Augustine the land of the Brian;
nor was it lost ~izht of when Columbus
planted the banrer of the cross in the new
world, nor when the Mayflower cast anchor
in the harior of Plymouth. It has brought
you and I to the beautiful and fertile prairies
| of west, and with our country once more at |
I peace with the word and at peace with it-
sclt —for every star on that emblem of our
nationality which floats yonder a State, and
a State for every star—will bring thousands
more to sojourn with us.
Of the President of the United States I
would -ay, that if many ot his ncts have not
given the same satisfaction that we may to-
day feel for the part he has taken in the lo-
cation of this road, it would be charitable to
say that in other matters he may not have
had such counsellors and advisers as our
friend Mr.Dye. who run the line of onr pro-
posed Pacific Raiiroad, making this a termi-
rus. Ladies and gentlemen, for calung upon
cil Blufts
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GENTLEMAN, cured of nervous debility
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by a desire to benefit others, will
be happy to turnish to ail who need it (free of
charge) the recipe and dire. tions for making the
simple remedy used in his ease Those wishing
to profit by his experience—and possess a valua-
ble remedy—will receive the samo, by return
mail, (carefully sealed), by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
Sept. 18, 3m.
DOC. Tomas
VENETAN LINIMENT
pas GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATIS-
FACTION durin the fourteen
years it has been introduced into the United
States, After being tried bv millions, it been
p.octaimed the pain destroyer of the rid. —
Pain c:innot be where this liniment is ap If
used as directed it cannot and never has lod in
a single instance. For colds, coughs nud *influen~
5 eent bottle will eo
zn, it can’t be heat. One
all the above, besides being useful in every f
ly for sudden acidents. sue rns
inseet stings &e. It is perfee
internally. aud ean be given t i person
or youngest child. Price 25 and 50 cents a hottls
| Office, 26 Cg: tlandt Streat, New York. Sold by
| all Druggests. %
0 take
T0 THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Femals,
If you have been suffering from a habit indvlzed
by the : i
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXHS.
CAUSES SO MANY ALARMING
SYMTCMS,
"Tt unfits them for Marriage
WHICH
MAN OR WA
ee symptoms enumerated in Ad
you are a sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement,
And send for it at once,
Delays are dangerous
Ask for Hembold’s
Take no other,
ertistment, and
Cures
Beware of Connterfeits and I
Nov. 27th, 1863. —2m.
NEW ADVERTISE
EE AE A ER TY
J 1GISTERS NOTICE.
The following account
examined and passed by the )
main filed on record in this odie
ticn of heirs legaties, ereditors
avy way interested. and will pe
Orphans Court of Centre
Bellefonte, for allowance snd cong
Wedues uy, the 27th of J anuary A.
Ist, The Administration necour
Barlow, Administrator of Je
Halfmoon Township, deceased
2d. The Administration account of
Hutchingon administrator of John P, Hol
of Potter Township deceased.
3d, The Administration on account of Christian
Harisock, admimistrator of William Newell, iste
of Patton Township deceased. :
_ 4th, The Guardi nship Account of Robert Lee,
Guardian of the minor children of Samuel Run-
kle late of Potter Towrship, deceased.
Sth, The Admisistration aseount ofJ..P Hurx-
thal and Jamos G. Marshall Admir istrators
of Daniel eightol, late of Snowshoe township
deeeused, :
6th The Administration account of James G.
i Marshali, Administrator of Jesse Adams, late of
Union Township deceased, :
=
ef
7th, The Trustes aceount of James Mars
Trus‘es appointed by the Orphans Cote festa
sule of the real estate of Daniel Beightal late of
Snowshoe township de ¢’d. >
J. DP. GEPHART.
Reg & Ree.
| (BRFHANS COURT SALE.
By virwe-of an order of th
! 3 e Or
Dl Sours us county, will be exposed to
i public sale at the Courc House, in (|
Bellefonte. on yin he Berber
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1864.
| at 2 o'clock P. J. all of that valued farm or trae
of land situate four miles cast of the arial
i al College in Centro county conizining 223 acres
i strict eusare, bounded by lands of Charies
| Stam Michuel Wheeling and others. About one
{ hundred and ninety acres of the truct are cleared
| and under the bigest slate of cultivation, The
| laud 1s ot the best quality of limest ne, easy to
| till, and produces equal, if not superior to any in
} A never failing stream of water
‘the county.
| Tuns through the premises uear the buildings.
A large brick house, bank barn and out hui
dings, in good repair, are or Ci ot sail:
TERMS, one half the mone.
of the sale, the balance in two
| meuts with interest.
y on confirmation
equal annual pay—
: JOHN HOFFER.
Guardian of Enoch and Geo a
Aad ia the greatest oil which ean be lel !
———
Te tc AA SR ”
ne .
.
.
2 a EE RR RE TRI TTR
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OM MISBICNERS SALE OF UNSEA-
TED Lz NDS.
Tu pe nee of an Act of A sambly, passed
on the 2 ay of Vareh, A. T
missivners of Contra
£ Your tHe
ESDAY
the fellow
paris of trastsof U a
the County at Treasurer's Sale, nud which hav
remained unredeemed for the space of five years
and upwards:
| Wirrantees. Acres. Perches. Tp.
Michael Srmpanon 100 0n Lush
Richard Morr 433 183 do
James Ramsey 435 153 do
B Jordon 433 153 do
Jesse Richards 200 00 do
Wm P. Brady 2638 0) Howard
Ro i 415 00 do
3 $25 0n Snow.S
400 00 do
300 on do
421 142 Half-M'n
157 Ferguron
fo
90 7 do
m Vanpool
David W 400 on Snow-3.
Daniel © 425 60 Miles
Samuel Norton 425 [i] do
Henry Toland 425 ta do
Thomas 400 00 Dad B
John | 408 n Miles
Pau! Trip 401 30 do
James Smith 400 00 Spring
Alexander Spear 409 09 do
Wm Godfrey 461
Thomas Wistar 423
2 { :
JAMES FORSMAN,
Commissioners of Ceatre County.
Attest:
SoRN MoRaAxN,
Clerk.
William Rose, versus
Joseph Cherry.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County.
Lydia Cherry by ber next friend |
No. 3 Nov. Term, 1883. Al Subpoena In
Divorce.
NOTICE IS HEREGLY GIVEN that you, Jo-
seph Cherry, defendant above named, are requir-
ed to be and appear before our Judges ot the
Court of Common Pleas of Centre County, at
Bellefonte, on tho fonrth Monday of January
next then and thereto answer the Libeliant in
this ease. RICHARD CONLY,
Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte. ! Sherif.
December, 4th, 1863 —4t
Janes J. Gardner 1 Io the Court of Common Plens
= ; of Centre Cot .
§ No. 77. November Term 1863.
ww the undiviled
n Snowghee town
7”s
Cline Quigley.
Alina Writ of Ejee
fourth part of a tract of
ship in the warrantes name of Joseph Parker,
| containing 433 acres and 183 perche Returned
| “Nii? Aad now to wit, November 28, 1863,
| on motion of §0rvis & Alexarder, Atty’s tor plain-
tiff, rule granted on defendant to appear and
plead to ths above entitled suit ov or before the
flest day of next term or judgment, which said
rule is to be publi-hed in one newspaper lin Cen-
tre County for sixty days before the return day
thereof By the Court.,
Certified from the Kecord this 2d day of De-
cember, A 1 1363
JAMES II LIPTON,
Prothonotary,
December 4th—60d
| 770 DAVID M BECK.
| Take notice that an ingnest will
l ne held at tlie late dwoliing houses ot Robert
| Beck deceased, in the township of Marion, in the
| county of Centre, on Friday, ths 224 duy of Jan
| nary. at 10 o'clock in ¢ morning of said day,
for the purpose of waking partition of the Ren!
Rstate of the said deceased. to and among his
ehildr n and repr senta ives, if the sare can be
done without prejudice to or spoiling of the whola.
to value and apuraise the sams ac -
at which time and place yon ara re-
ttend if you think proper.
RICHARD CONVLEY.
| Otherwise
| ding to
I queste
| quest
I Yi 8 Office, ; 3
Bell Pa., Sheriff,
Dec’ 7th, 18 Bt.
STRAY. }
Ad {ame to the residence of the ann.
geriber. in Potter townshin, about ths last
tober, a light brown steer, with a small of
the ht ear, supposed to be three years old. The
| ownar is requested to come forward, prove prop-
erly, pay charges and take him away, otherwis
he will bo 2 of us tha law directs
Dee. 4th, 1383,—35t. JAMES RUNKLE.
YOR SATE.
Ir * Farm of over 100 acres,
,
witha
ga. well watered and suitable for
iifty ? ber-land. both
i The B
puss
Bross
ER TNA TR ACY
AL NOTICES.
tH
3 (
he bands of Gorge
tend to ihe dutie:
day of
inte, when and v
may attend if they opar.
XK. 3. BLANCUARD,
* Dee. 18—4t Auditor
| ea, 3
TOEECUTOR S HOTICR.
- ® Letters vestaen ary on the He.
tate of Plilip Moyer, iats of Farris township,
AS t :
tha
judebted
deceased, h-
bers, they r
said Est aka i
those having claims ‘uv present them,
thenticated, for settlement.
Dee. 11, 1863—8t.
x heen gra
t nll pen
‘aly aa-
{IENRY M EYER.
DANIEL HESS,
UDITOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned aa Auditor ap-
pointed by tho Court of (‘ommon Pleas of Centre
County, to maka distributio. to an among those
entitled thereto, of tho niovey in the hands of
George Alexander, Sheriff, arising trom tho
of the Real Estate of Jacch Shrom, will attend
to the duties of his appointment, at his oflice in
Bellefonte, on Saturday, the 18th day of January,
A. D. 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day
A. 0. FURST,
Dec. 11—4t, Auditor.
A UDITeR 3 BOTICH.
The undersigned, an Avditor an-
| peinted by the Court ¢ Common Pleas of Centre
| County, fo distribute the money in the hands of
| George A Sherif, arising from the sale
of the Rea! Ex! of John Glenn, will attend wo
id appointment at the office of
the duties of his
A. O. Fuist, Kaq., in Bellefonte. on Monday the
18th day of January next, when and where all
| persons interested may attead if they think prop-
J.D. SHUGERT,
Auditor,
or.
| Dec. 11—4t.
! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
| Letters of Administration on the
i Estate cf John Like, of B towaship. dee'd,
| having been granted to the reigned, he here.
by notifies all persona indebiad to said Karate to
make immedizta payment, and those having
claims against it to presant thera, duly authen-
December 18th, 1863—at. ticated, for settlement, T. M HALL,
Nov. 27. 1863.—6t, Administrator.
In the Court of Common
Please of Centre county, Nu.
109, Nov. Term 1863. Al Sup-
Joseph To
v8.
| Susan Fisher.
| 0ena In Divo ree.
| NOTICETS HEREBY GIVEN that you Su-
san Fisher the above namrd defendant, ‘are re-
quired to be and appeac before our Judes of the
Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, at
Bellefonte on the tourth Morday of January
next then and there to answer. (he Libellant in
this case RICAARD CONLLY,
Saersfi’s Offlee, Bellefonte sheriff
Doo. 4th '63—4¢ }
Pt
A FPLICATIONS FOE LICENSE.
: Notice 1s hereby oiven that the
following xamed persons, have filed their peti
tions in the Court of Quarter sessions of Centre
county and will make ap) lication at the January
term of said court to sell liquers
R. C. MULHOLLAND,
Burnside, twp.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Admimstration or the
Estate of Wa, M: Kelley, lata of Worth town:
ship, deceased, having been granted to the un-
dersigned, he hereby notifios nil persons indshted
« to said Estate to make immediate payment, aud
those having cinims st 4% to present them,
| duly authenticated, for sett'oment.
| E. RECORDS,
Nov. 27, 1863.—6t. Adm’r,
| .
| JOXECUTOR S$ NOTICE.
Letters Testamentary on the Fs-
tate of Elizabeth Harter, 1
! rion Township, havirg been granted to the under-
signed, wil persons knowing themselves indebted
to said Estate are requested to make immediate,
payment and those having claims to present them
duly authenticated, fir settlement
| Ly) an
{ AM HARTER
Deo. 18th, '43 Exeoutors.
of Oc- |
10 ths }
ediate payment, snd |
deceased, late of Mar- |
a 3
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THEGRFAT
American TeaCompany,
51 VES: ¥ 8TREET, X.Y.
tion, hes oraated a new era in
Wholesaling TeasIn this Country.
oO
of TEAS,
or
They have introduced their selen!
and are soiling them at not
Two Cents (.02 Cents) per poun
ahove cost,
Never deviating fromthe ONE PRICE asked
Another peculiarity 0: the Cempany is that
their TasTER vot only devotes his time to
the gele tion of their TEAS as to quality, value,
and purticaiarstyles for particular
country, but he helps the Tra buyer to chose out
of their enormous stock such Teas as g. best
adapted to his particular wants, and not only
this, but points out to him the dest bargains.
It is easy to see the inealenladle advantage a
Tsa Buyer hus in this establishment over ail
others.
Parties ean order Teas and will be served by us
as well as though they came themselves, being
sure to get original packages, true weights and
ta es; and the Teasare warranted 88 represented.
If be is no judge of Tea or the Market, if his
time is valuable, he has sll the benefits of a we-
orgnnizod system of doing business, of an im]
wense capital. of the judgment of a protessiona-
Tra Taste, and the knowledge of superior sales |
men.
This enables all Tea buyers—no matter if they
are thousands of miles from this market to pur-
chaso on 8s good terms here as the New York
merchants, :
Wo istue a price list of the Company's Teas,
which will be sent to all who order it; compri-
sing
Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial. Gun-
powder, Twarkay and Skin.
OOLONG, SOUCUON(G, ORANGE & BY
SON PEKOE,
JAPAN TEA, of every deseription, eolored and
uncolored.
This list hag each kind of T
info four
el namely: CARGO, 44 0, FINE,
| FID ¢ id from
} dese it the Com-
pany aro determined to widersell the whole Tea
trade.
We guarantee to sell ALL our TrAS at not
over TWO CENTS 1.02 Cents) per pound above
cost, believing this to be attractive ww the many
who have hereto'ore been paying enormous profits
Great American Tea Ccmpany,
MPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
No 51 Vesey Street, New York
3m.
SQHERIFY SSALE. .
By order of a writ of ¢Levari Fa-
cing,” issned out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Centre county, aud to me directed, will be ex-
posed to public eile at the Court Mouse, inthe
Borough of Beliefonte, on Saturd the 26th
day of December 1883, the follo described
Iands ond tenements, which were of Jos
Armstrong, to wi All that messuage ten
and tract of land situate in the townshipof spring
County of Centre, and ite of Penn-yleanin,
bounded and deseribed as follows : ning at
at stone on the east side of a tract of !and now in
the nccuparcy of Hugh Laurimore, thence south
32 dagrees. east’by lands of Jacob Steel 111 per.
chea to stona, thenss south 75 degress, west to
me 20 perches, thence north 32 degrees, west by
nds of Huagh rimore 20 perches to 0
ginning. eontnining 30 acres and 34 perches,
being a lot of nes
Lari
de-
seribed as follows, viz: the
north corner of the }
sonth 334d gs, east by the above lot 26 perches
to slopes, 1 of Jacoh Steel. uuith 62
hes to stone, thence by
!2 dagrses, west 25 per-
west 6 9-10
ng. containing one acre
t of ground surveyed
nging to Jacch Steel
1 by said Steel,
hove named S .
editaments and ap
zed and taken in execution and
property of Joshua matrong,
at two o'clock of said d
perches op
and 39 1
i
purtenances
i to be sold as th
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
er 13, 1863.
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Fawn Drab—Vinlet; Light Fawn Dra
or Dyeing, Silk, Woolen and Mixed 0
B = earfs, i'resses, Ribbons Gloves,
Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves,
Childrens’ Clothing and ali
kinds of Wearing Apparel.
1% A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT. 7%
For 25 cents you ean color a8 many goods as
would of 7ise cost five times that sum. Vari-
1 02 produced from the awe dye
is simple and any ona can wee the
t success. Directions in Engiish,
nd German inside of each package.
richer information in dyeing, and giving
a a perfect knowledge of what colors are best ad-
apted to dya over others. (with many vainable
recipes) purchase Howe & Stevens’ Treatsse on
Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt of
price—10 cents. Manufactured by
HOWE & TEVENS,
260 Broadway Boston
For sale hy druggists and dealers Genera ly.
Nov. 20, 1363—1y.
BABYLON
BRELLEF(
IW, W, MONTHO
Has received ala
CLOTHS,
| CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
LMI EPOLT
ia
MERY, Prop,
inveice of
ge
ete, ols.
Which will be manufactured in the
LATEST STYLER,
| and in a mannor that cannot fail to prova satis
fuciory.
A large nusortment of
GENTS’ FURNISHING
Consisting of
Collars Nock Ties,
Suspenders Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, eto.
Exactly suited tothisloeality and intended for th
SUMMER TRADE,
ifis shelves present a greater variety of plain and
fancy goods than can be found elsewhere in Con.
teal Pennsylvania,
Zall and «es that
Muntg is the man that ean make
the fashion, strong and cheap;
ever tried him ;
Say that he really can’t be beat.
june 26% 1y
GOODS,
FROTEL FOR SALE.
- the sutlseriber will offir at pub-
| lie sale, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Bellefonte, on TUESDAY, January 25th 1864,
the large and commodious Hotel situated at Port
Matilda, Centre county, Pa. The building is al-
most new. in exceliert repair, and has attached
one of the finest stables in the country, with out-
buildings of every description, and a well of
water in the back yard. A splendid store-room
connected “with the Houss. Also, A good frame
dwelling housa: black ith shop, frame sable,
and a splendid out lot attached to this property
eitunted in Port Matilc Centre county. Por.
sous desirous of purchasing should call” n the
pussoriber at Bellofonte, or Wm. Black, on the
localities of
G
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3
Novelty
deeic
sl and rl
UNNeCessAry,
ut gold
ement
f
German
or heavy en,
gray
anea. butin
The sate of the:
of enorm
do, §
£33 the
dind, aud
by the half doxen
six.
faith.
part of the loyal
giving them their
Des., 114
HOLIDAY PRES
7 Tlngic Fine Observes.
Being a Hunilng or Open Tac
divg Daprovemant, a
dly the bes
Silver, while the
SOLID STERLING ~ILVER me
daa l
WHOLESALE ONLY!
9. butifally engraved, white onsmel
good ruvning order.
Bold only by the case of
cy sul hands, ia
We will sor
on delivery. “This
quired. Send orders to ihe sole 1
Cor. Cortlandt St
ET IAT RAT
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BCLIDAY GIFTS!
CHRISTMAS PREISENTS!!
CONFECTION ARIES
ROCRERIES,
and every thing elsoof ths kind ta be hed at
BURNSIDE’S,
h 186325,
atch combine
Oue of the prettiest, moet convenient, and
time-pisce fu
use ever offered.
{and conceted with its machivery, iw
a windiqg attachment renuering a key entire-
‘The cases of thia Watch are
puged of two meta 8, the outer one bing fine
It has ihe improved ruby action
and chen
iuhl
and iB warisnied un
s Price, superbly en sraved, per case of
04 mample Watches, in neat morce.
0 Laultless that it ean hardly he
most experienced
Lwo metals, the
vnnnot be rocogn
Z. making it, not
lity. the best
3e wat
the arn y
t
» $6.
Upon receipt of two dollars, asguarantee of good
d watelies hy express to any
ing balauco of bili
3 nsningt
payment is re-
nporter.
WHE
No 12 Jewolers’ Exeange
and Broadway, N.Y
0
States collec!
ures buy
wa'ches before
G1IUS
LNT,
, or Lady's or
, with
mort,
area,
ey very readily
y hundred dollars ean
asngle pay day by any one of ordi
Tn heavy
Paten
Pleasin
It har
aecurate
is sonree
fraud
ATCN,
fn
1363.
TIME OF PASSE
nL
Express Train 10
Cs
on
ven.
™
Agents :
Philadel’a
H. Ji.
THE HIGHEST
0 fae
sremises. B.D. CUMMINGS,
Bolle ute 11,1388 —m : :
Mifiin Co, Pa.,
‘rie, (75 m'les) on the Western Divisi
Mail Train 6.40, A. M.
3 run through witout cxnavae
3¢ tgaing between Philadelphia
Haven, ald betweon Bal
Por information respent
apply at the 8, E.
Aud for Freig
B. Kingston,
Lowis L.
PHILADELPHIA AND RRI
PEiinm a 2
great line t uverses ih
i threughont
vision, and from
ward,
cave Westward.
IT A. 77,
EveaaNt Susreixg Carson Erprese traina hoth
ways between Williamsport and
Williamsport and Philadelphia.
cht business of the
J. W. Regnclls Rife
Jd. M. Dsill, Ageut N.C. BR. Baltimore.
ifouston,
oupt,
Genr’l Ticket Awt. Phil’
Jos, P. Potts, Pui
Gen'l Manager Willinms
CORN RYT AND Hogs
WANTED?
CASI PRICE
Z LOCKE
Dee. 11, 130341.
s entire length,
for Passenger and Freight bus
burg to Emporiam (195 miles)
Sheflield to
or,
AT LOCK HAVEN.
Express train 8,10 P. M
both ways
; and Linck
timors and Teck Ha
Saltimore, and
ing Mnsvonger businoss
Jor. Lith and Markets Sts.
Company's
Jr, Cor. 13th, Market Sts
Geni’l Freight Agt. Phis'a.
PAID
CORN, RYE, and t0GS,
ON DELIVERY AT
LOCKE'S MILLS! LOCK E'S MILLS!
1863.
RAIL
FOR
Juve 1841363 —1y.
Shoemakers’ Thread and
wll kinde, to behad at
STE SOTA NS
BON
TMUVE
i IVE
a Siaseriptivn agents to dispose of the
MISCELLANEOUS.
More Gonads Dor Less Mone:
CAN BE HAD AT
R. EFLLYRA, CENTRE EIfEL,
Than at any cther Bmtablichment in
= CEN{RAL PENNSYLVANIX.
He koeps constantly on hand a choie:
stock of
FANCY GOODS
STAPLE &
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS & OAFS,
Ress Mada Qlathing,
Noiinas,
Q ie nsware,
Haid ware,
Willow snd Woodan Wars
And in fact a complete escoriment of all thy
articles usmiily fonnd in a first clas.
Conutry Store.
PRODUCE
Taken in FEvehanza for gnods, and the
Highest Market Prices in
CASSEL,
PAID FOR
GRAINS OF ALL EKIFDS
CaLl, ANUISTE:
4d > AGT 1863.
PURVITIRD WARE ROCKS
Worth xide of the D*
BUREAUS,
307AR,
OUNGTS,
HAT RACKS,
WHAT NOTS
EXTENSION TABLES,
STANDS.
CHAIR
STOOLS,
&e, &e.,
if every dese iption, quality a2d pricey fc sale
BEAPER than at any other establishment of the
kind in Central Poangyly ania.
HENRY P HARRIS
Leather! ILisathor!
S0LE LEATHER
SPANISR EIP
"YENCH CALF SKINS
COUNTKY CALF SXINS.
LININAS, &C., &C
Shoewakers Tools, of
EAP. thanat any other establishment in
trai Penn ¢lyania.
ellefoute, De. :mher 19, 1382—1f.
@ MRS. X. 5. HUGHES, ~
MI LLIN X88,
Allegheny Street, one door north of '
BLANCIIARD'S LAW OFFICB.
Ing juet opened a fine assortment of the Intest
77 Po
87 ox Firing and. A Goce,
Which she iz prepared ta mak? upand trim in the
Iatost fashion and at
LOW PRCES.
NT AND HAT
Always on hand and trimmed at the shortest
notice,
TLBATRING
Done in the most complete manner known to the
\
trade.
Mayl tf
TWENTY U. 8. LOAN
Win. I. Reynolds & Co., of Bello-
va-T wen
ean years’ United States Loan Amounts
an doe hy {
fait the moans of diffrent iudividn
& CO, als;
ihe wire 1, is payable snd will be paid Lak
“@.
yearly ia
tg nd
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