13
nuaticataddimas
yeet'wlsts pill is eihisoco,
OP Wham not pia to adviume, and 0,00 . when
EA petit losiore the hwhidion of the row-
itS CIORRNIPORDEXT&
laisatetiorWe bare said ell we eau an the sub
jean, choose 7boettwa 0.011108:
beat.-We will bet our hst that Abe Lincoln
will not be elected Prerldent la October
seat.
Neuoeult,—'llae story Is tweeted to darns up
Leaguer's sad
I=l
Prom the way a oar load of half
/rotten peaches sold in thin ?Ise, on last
Saturday, we should think the article was,
father treiree,Or of considerahle value.
I=l
MIL. A heart' fore(' of hands have been
pat to work on the Bald Eagle Valley :IV: B.
ttelow.floward, and 'it is said, that in the
soaves of a month the care will be running
to Look MUM "
I=EC=l
llar Cul. Jawed A. Beaver, Is reported to
hive been mortally wounded Mile late fight'.
en the Weldon R. R. 'A large number from
this county is said to be among the killed
mounded and missing. We hope the report
tu Inaorreat.
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oft„,Our Mend Bolin on the oorner of
Allegany and Bishop streets, le doing •
thriving business. If my of our readers
when in town want • cool glass of Lager, or
',omitting to est, lot them call on Jim ;
telly will dud every thing done up in 'style.
NIL Brown's 'Bronchial Troches are
recommended for public, speakers end gthers
for the relief of Colds and to clear the yoke.
Their efficacy is strongly attested by Con.
iresemon, Clergymen. Mlilitsry men and
ethers who nse them. As there are imita
• leas, tie aura to °write the gamine.
I=ll
la. A insist by name of Freese, of Snow
Shea Township, cut his foot entire)) , off
will an axe, on Thursday last to eaeape the
draft. Itwwas a foolish' act, but shows to
what extremes, poor men will resort before
exterteg the army. It is st)td that hb is not
likaly to revolter from the wound.
allir Peterson's Nbigazine for September
is on our table, freighted, as usual, with
line steel engravings, an abundsnoe of fash
ion plates and patterns, and literary contri
butions from the most popular authors of
the day. The l'idagatine is truly worth
Son) than the price asked for it $2.00 per
annum. Chas. J. Peterson, Philadelphia.
an. A. few of the wealthy loyalists front
the upper and of the county, have sent an
agent south to buy or steal niggers as sub
etitatee for their sons. We hope he will'not
get a single, solitary one, and that these
itoirardly wit howlers will hereto represent
themselves in the army, as this glorious(?)
sithninistration makes the poor man do.
I=l
ggirif our readers want, to take a good
" litogb, if drey went to see practical &boll
' tionipm, call at our office andlook at Bromley
& Co's Caricature No. 2, entitled "littiscoge
taation, or the Mclenium of Abolitticadam."
b is the best thing of the kind we haveprer
net, sad worth four times the price asked
Or II It is heavy on the niggerworabipere.
air tipsy of our merchants are east pur
*hosing their Fall stocks. We understand
*op and Wogs going up so that. people of
risponsibilitiesht the shape of "many nu=
morons" fontillos Would do well to call at
some of our tint class "torsi such as Railer
Bros. or Bussman's or Burnsidits-, sod lay
its timsir.good" borers greeniacks get ao
that hone will do thus reveres's'.
lei. An An*an citizen of African
decent lately sating as porter at the Cum
mings house. was lodged in jail the other
day on the obarge of robbing one of_ the
baardeit — of that hotel of sllb. As the
A eldeneo ts pretty strong against the "nig,"
Isuppose be will have the pleasure of set , -
gen apprenticeship in the eastern . Peniten
tiscyt -hitless Gov. Curtin, treats him as
pe doee,..sother gemmen ob sonar" who vio
lates the law—pardon him.
gek,:fis• frequent incursions of the Oon
fwierat• forces along the lila of the Penn
y/Irani& railroad, have made truainese men
of all kinds rather cautious, and indeed a
great many are selling out, and setting up
"beg" in a more “oongenial latitude." From
owed the above, a . liquor merohautit do %I
sou, our friend Baum, on Bishop street,
ilitte. - Stglitated, at very low rates, his ex—
tensive stook. Be la now, prepared to ao
eomnsodate the sommanity at large w_i_kh
every thing la his line of bus - Limn aettenieh
jelly sheep. Iffei him Weil-
EMI* 111116M—C9te el Ibe artaistioo
and wools going nrileon . ad pats o f the
ooputryi The *poi& the whole nation,
d indeed, stag tileillool-world, are turn
ed
to the Chibego ConventiOn, as the haven
of safety wherein the ship ot State• alter
four years of Morin end .tempest, will and
safe anehorige, and ship a new and more
faithful crew than the one that has run her
away from the Mist waters of peace to be
tossed uplut the angry surged of Ain wart
We ay to all Democrats, to all lovers of
their country, ,be of good cheer; a mighty
revolution is going on in thh minds of men.
Reason, so fling dethroned by passion and
folly, I. beginning to aseert her supremacy
again, and to instil into the hearts of her
devotees 'better feelings, more • Christian
thoughts and purer hopes thin
_that
have made each man's breatrte tenement at
for devils.
Ina end as
the part of
the. liberties
free country,
Between this and the eleetton, some of as
may feel,. the grasp of unlicensed pewee;
some of us may fall victims, but what of
'that t—Blood shed in such a (muse will raise
up new defendes, • whose hearts will be
nerved to more strenuous eneeavors, because
of the martyrs who hay . ; 'gone before. Let
OUNTY
956 per
to buy
patriot - dettord - hiumelf hbrprin
olples, with voice and hand, co long as the
ope or the other eon be raised. , And if
ailanced, thdir very stillness will be a more
eloquent appeal than orator can make, or
writer pep:—li's .
be numb
It antioi-
district
tit of thy
if Centre
August 24th 1864 'teary V. BroCallleter, of
Company D., 148th Pennovania Regiment aged
11 ears.
The Bellefonte Market.
, ss visited
.
;reps wets
White Wheel, per bushel,
Red, do do,
Rye, G.
Coro Shelled,
'thew --
Barley,
Buckwheat,...
Clove. Seed...
Putatoea,—.....-- do— ....
- - per pound, -
Bacon, do
Tallow, do '
Butter, do
Rua per dozen
Plaster, pound ...... per ton
.---dcr--
g, 116 and
of forty
moue' at
AGIAL . NOTICE
li' Era AND Rim—Prof. J. Isaacs, M. D. 4
Oculist and Aurist, formerly of Leyden, Ilol
land4 located at No. 611 Pine St., Philadel
phia, where persons afflicted with diseases of
the Eye or Ear will he scientifically treated and
cured, if curable. pit - Artilleial Eye. inserted
Without pain.,No chvges made for °retains
tiun. The Mdical faculty is invited, as he hu
no secrets in his mode of treatment.
July 1, '64-Iy.
A GIiNTIAILL,N, cured of Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by a desire to benefit others,
will be happy to furnish to all who need Harms
of charge), the recipe and directioni for making
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit by his experienCe, and Poll
seas% Valuable Remedy, will receive the same,
by return taell,liiarefully sealed), by addressing.
JOHN B OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau etteet, New York.
Slay 37th, '64. Sm.
DO YOU WISE TO BE CURED.
D. Buchan's English Specific
Pills cure, In less than 30 days, the worst cases
of Nervousness, Impotency, Premature Decay,
Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary,
Sexual and Nervous Affections, nu matter from
what cause protinced, .Price, One Dollar pet
box. Sent, postpaid, by mail, on receipt of
an order. Ono Box will perfect the oure in most
omen Address
JAS. S. BUTLER;
Germ! Agent, 427 Broadwey, New Yofk
eugs-3m
ED. Dem. Waronmaft—Dear Sir:—With your
permission I wish to say to the readers of your
paper that I will send, by return mail, to all
who wish it, true, a recipe, with full directions
for making and.neing a simple vegetable balm,
that will effectually remove, in ten days, Pim
ples, Blotches, Tani, Freakles, and all
impuri
ties of the skin, paving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
I will also mail free to those. having Bald
i
H '
eads or Bare rues, simpl d irectiodand in
`formation that will enable Mt lro , to start a full
ro
gwth of Lurnriant liar , hlskers, or Mous
tache. in less than 30 datm,
All application answered by return mail with
out charge. • .
Respectfully yours,
THOS. 1.". CHAPMAN, Chemist,
aogs-3m 831 Broadway. New York.
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING
Swallow to or three hogsheads of "Boehm,"
"Tonic Bitters,""'Sarsaparilla" "Nervous An
tidotes," he., he., he., and after you are setts-.
fled with the result, then try ono box of Old
Doctor Buchan's English Speeifle Pills—and be
i
,
restored to health and vigo n less than thirty
daya. They are purely v getable, pleasant to
take prompt and salutary their e ff ects on the
brAten-down and shattere eonelitutfon. Old
and young eau,take them t h advantage. 'l'm,.
ported and sold in the Unkted States only by
JAR: S. BUTLER, .
No. 437 BrowdwayNew York,
I'l .Agent ibr th& ' United Ntatee
P. S.—A box of Pdle, securely packed, will
be mailed to any address-on receipt of price,
which is Pne Dollar,.post paid—money refund
ed by the Agent if entire satisfaction ie not
given. • augfr-Sin
NEW ADVER'TISEMENTB
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
V • Letters of administration on the
estaet of Jsoob Dorman deceased late of Walker
township kering been granted to tlussubrieriber,ho
requests all persons knowing-Themselvem•imtebt
ed to said estate - to make inimecilate paythent, and
those having claims to present them duly authen
tisatedhp-lawfor settleasent.
augbe-et iIIINRY RECT.
EXECUTORS NOTION.
Letters testakentary on the; estate
of John Whaler, late of Burnside township,
deceased baring been rented to the ftWioriber
be mensal sal persons knowing themogrea in
debted to saki notate to make Immediate payment
and those having claims to present them duly
autbentleated for settlement.
- ang-26-6t • BARNHART VIPIIENER."
TIMBER LAND AT PRIVAE BALK.
The subscriber deers at Private
sale, n tract of timber land, situate in Gregg
Township, Centre Conn 3r, adjoining lands of
James Barber and G ge Woods, containing
about 130 acres and.: forth of a uni te of Bar
bers Saw Mill, on Sink ng Creek. 4'
Terms will be made to 'mit the rileser.
R. CAN,
artglo-3m. Spring. Mills, Centre County
STOLEN. *7
. .
. Prom the stable of the subunit*
on the night of the 25th nit., an old gray horde,
belonglag to Mrs. James Johns". Partka ta
ling kini mut have been mistaken as. th e beast
was not worth stealing. Any information m
ooning his whereabouts will be thankftilly No
sieved, and rewarded
'auglo-2t.
IN AND MEIN IDON WARE, Manufacw
T
- tared and for solo, whole/gals and re
$ l ll at Neap t's . AMesburg Foundry.
roB PRINTING minted I* }la mita*
tti _haatArkat oils..
13LANIES of an kinds, neatly printed it this
GOODBAL4I,.
IP xrips 111 '
P 4 AWBW
DIED.
$ 280
_2,26
1,60
.... ,r-1,40
-- It
1,26
SOHN E. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
President
of the Metropolitan Bank, N. Y.
REV. ABEL STEVANO, _
-Late Editor etrristtan Altructzte And - .74nteaslr
REV. P. CHURCH, .
Bditor New York Chruniale.
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that it is determined to leave no spot uncovered
by its operations and no event even can occur
that shall not find immediate report in its col
tns. It costs the proprietor over one hundred
thousand dollars per year to maintain "its corps
of correspondence in the
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Its telegraphic arrangements eskend to where
ver the electric wires are stretched. Whew' the
Atlantie cable is laid, Which feat will loon be
accomplished, telegrams will 'be resolved from
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AUDITORS NCTICIC _
, The nudmaigned an Auditor.
appointid by the napkins, Court of Centre comity
to make distribution Mae, balanoe remaining
in the hands of Hoary ?seer& administrater'of the
Estate of Henry Markle deceased, will attend
to the duties of his pointmeat at hid oaks in
Bellefonte on -Septamber.the 24th, '64,
at 2 o'olook P. M. when shd whet% all persona
Interested may attend thor prop er. EVAN BLANCHARD,
Auditor.
*ember 2rid,.1664-Idt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. • .
\ _ Letters of administration ea the &-
tate oT , Mmt. Callatuan, late . of Wil=
deo'd having baba granted to the nabs
they request all permits having claims against
and those knowing Ottnves indebted to udd
estate are requested fa make Immediate 'pay
ment, and thosi ha &alms against• the
same to present them anthem*toted, for
settlement. , , OBOE D. DAVIS,
Rubleriburp,July U.
I. 0. HOOPT
NEW ADitIiaTISIMENTS
IMPOSTINT
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I N V A.LIDEIII
ISOM IN TER BLOOD'
It is well known to the medical rehash=
that Iron IS the vital prinoiple or life slew mt of
the blood. This is derived chiefly from the
food we eat, but if the food is not properly di
gested, or if, from any cause whatever, the no.
cowry quantity of Iron is not taken into the
oireulation, or lbosomar reduced, the whole at
tain Infers. The bad blood will irritate the
hea& will clog up the lungs, will' stultify the
braid, gIU obstriat the live, and will and its
dimase producing elements to all. parts of the
system, and every one wilt suffer in whatever or
gan may be predisposed to disease.
The great value of
IRON AS A msDratirE
I. well known and acknowledged by all medi
cal men. The didiculty.haw been to obtain such
a preparation of It as will enter the eitoulation
and assimilate at once with the blood. • Thus
point, nays Dr. ta, Massachusetts State
Chemist, ham been attained in the Partition Syr
uppbx combination In a way before unknown.
TUB VICRUVIAN SYRUP
Is a protected solution of the• Proxotide of
Iroo. A new discovery ininedieine that strikes
at the root of disease by supplying the blood
Withits_vithlprinklidiutof Life:Rkmente--__HlowL
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cure' Dyspepsia, Liter Complaint,Dropey, foyer
end Ague, Loss of EnoTu. _
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength, vigor, and nee) life Into the
system, and builds up an "Iron Constitution."
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cares Nervous AffeoUono, Female Complaints,
and disease* of the Kidneys and Bladder.
' • THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is • specific for all dlseasce originating In a
bad state of tho blood, or accompanied by Debil
• ity or a Low State of the System.
4.4
Pal%lets containing certinostes of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most emi
nent Physicians, Clergymen And others, will be
sent free, to any address.
We e9l et a few of the niamoloihow....
aoor tea ni""viars.
Rev. Jno Plerpont, Lewis Johnson,.)l D
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, lit D
Rev. Arthur B Fuller, 8 K Kendall, It D
Rev. 0 Robbins, W R Chisholm, M D
Rev. 8 Cobb, Francis Dana,-M D
rs e v . 1` S King. Jeremiah Stone, It D
Rev. E Nate, jr., J Antonio Sanehce,M D
Rev. J H Clinch, A A Hayes, M D
Rev. H Upham, Abfaham Wendell, M D
Rev. P C Headley, 4 R Chilton, M D '
Rev. J W Olmstead, H H Kinney, M D.
Prepared by N. L. Clark & Co., exclusisely for
J. 1 5 Dinsmore, No. 491 Broadway, Now York.
gold by all druggists.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE I
FORTY YEARS EXPERIFNOE
Hu fully established the euperiority of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing preparations.
It cures all kinds of Cute, Sores, Beside,
Burns, Doily, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Sties, Piles, Corns, &ire Lips, Sore Eyee, Ao„
removing the pain at once, and reducing the
most angry looking swelling and infiamation as
if by magic,
ONLY TWNETY-FIVE CENTS A EOM
=EEO
J. r: Dinsmore, No. 491 Broadway, Sew 'York,
S. W. Fowls k Co., No. 18, Trepoßt st.., Boston,
And by all Bruggists:
sept9-64-Iy.
THE NEW ME WkEELIr HERALD.
THR - CHRAPEEIT - PAPAR IN TIIR WORLD
Twengy copies, to one address, one year, $26
and any larger somber at the same price.
MAN. We A. BOWE S
NEW TANOY AND nummoras
Tb. PAW will Sad 45/1 wrtioloo of **boot goal
of wawa; by the pro riokiokooo
- of Nish ofrool sad Ow llalleballe.
• segN-fis
i+VtiallnialN:lo4oN
FREXON DRUMS AND
- • 001/VVII.'
Owing to the very hi plies •
&Ake. mod
the groat dilloulty la progh ef
em's' • pet oat- .
rims and reliable antiole, oat oustomen have
atm expressed • wish that they *mid be cup
id*, from Int hands. It was the lateatioe
TUB GREAT COMPANY
to do • strictly Tex buslneet , init awe have
had somi oistonsetiliving el • distaste that
hays relied upon us to supply themgengsudvaly
with Tea and Coffee, it being Ineoserndest for '
them to come to New York, The (11*0 Too and
Coffee Emporium of this coustry--U4 es our
Tea Taster was possessed of infornsMioa Mat-
logic • Coffee that could 6* hazatsied ets'asod
erme prior, and give universal satisfaction, and
at the same time afford the retailer altandeosue
profit r -we have been oompeUed to supply those
parties. This Coffee has become so pokier
with our customers and their Wes have
messed to such an anion that we have bens
sni lied to make large additions k ova ma.
, tarom - enstainicurnworfor
more easterners with it. We will essestere send
it to those who may order.
IT la )11ABT SUPICROEDING ALL CiTILBS
This gaffe, has been used for roes thin •
century in Parte, nod mince ije introduction in
to thireountryie has been in inn - by soma of
the leading French Remis/rants bole. The Par
isians are said•to be the best judge' of ease;
nrortlni - griartlirfertg Which - it ilifet bydraa
Is the beet recommehdation that can be Radio
ed Wits fine flavor and healthy' Whets upon
_thOlinstinitAfetetn. .
we pot up but one grade of this Coffee, wad
that is of a quality that our mitt:lien bare
found from experisnee will sire perfect sat.
ilfastion and meet all the demands of Allis
, It is the lowest price that we aisa
rs
'commend.
We do *Hour business on the moat ostensive
scale, buy by the cargo and sell ail only feasts
per pound profit. ,
We pot up thls.Coffee in Rarrehr of 121
each, This method of potting it up saves from
2to 5 cents per pound to the consumer, and by
its being in it large quantity it retains Its line
flavor mush longer in this form than in any
other. We send with each barrel Show-Canis,
Circulars and Posters. to,assist the the dealer
to introduce it to his °Montan. We hop* oar
customers will ,take
posted up — afid - disTributed, as It will be le their
advantage to do so.
,hi Coffee we warrant to give perfect satin
. see, and if it does not please, t he
vi purchaser
the privillmaof returp2mg-tkili holafor say
'
- dr it within 60 - e,and having hit money
refunded, together with all the expenses of
transpbrtation tooth ways.
We issue a pen i-ii7rretiler of our Tau and
Coffee.% Vtach we are glad to send free to all
who with it. CtieleiMele of Coffee should en
quire for the Broach nroakiset and Dinner Cof
fee and be sure that it was purchased of the
DREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
• ImPOirten? AND
35 di 37 VERVY STREET, Noy York.
augs-3mos.
POLITICAL CARICATURE NO 3
- MISCEGEITATION;
--on,—
.
THE MILLENNIUM OF A.BOLITIONISM I
•
THIS PICTURE, the same else as "The Grave
of the Union," is a capital hit upon the new
plank.,in the Republican platform. It represen'ts
moelety ga it ip tube in the era of "Equality sod
Fraternity." Sumner is Introducing a strapping
"colored lady" to the President. A young we
man (white) is being kissed 1., a big buck nig
ger, while a lady lecturer, supposed to be the
"Inspired Maid," site upon knee of a sable
brother urging him to come to her lectures, while
Oreelef, in the very height of estatio enjoyment,
is eating ion cream with a female Afrioan of mon
strous physique ' declaring that society had at
last roughed ab solute 'perfection. In the back
ground is a carriage, negroes 'inside, with white
drivers and footmen ; a white servant girl draw
ing a nigger baby, and a newly arrived German
surveying the whole scene exclaims, "Mine Got,
rot a gantry 1 rot a lumpier I"
No desoription can do justices to the hits con
tained in this picture. It holds "the mirror up
nature." The artist has achieved a groat guesses
in depicting the pritetical workings of-" Misc
egenation," the logical result of the "Equality
and !Fraternity" doctrine. .
It ought to be circulated far 'and wide as a
campaign document.
Price 26 cents per copy;, five copies for $1;
eleven oopies $2, post paul. .try exprout $l6 per
hundred.
Address, giving post °Moe, oonntyr ynd %tate,
in full, BROMLEY d CO.,
Box 4,205, New York Post Oflios.
'. Newspapers copying the shpt. adver
tisement, and sending a marked copy, gill re
ceive; by mail, four maples of "Misomn.astion,"
or-tito copies bt that, and two of "The Grave of
the Union," as they may prefer.
ELLEFO NT E ACADEMY.
' The Board of School `Direotors, hav
ing in charge this institution would give notice,
that it is now open and will continue so till
July next when there will be a vacation of six
weeks. Instructions are given in the common
and higher branches of the English 'education,
together w.tb all the branches usually taught in
Academies.
Boarding . can be obtained 'in the Academy
building on reasonable terms.'
For particulars apply to Ju. H. Rankia
Plias liquor to
JOHN HOFFHR,
April 29,'64--t .. ' ElactScbool board.
R UNAWAY.
Froni the subseriber, on' the 12th
day ofJuly 1884, John Mill, an apprentice to
blabltataith Oldie aged about 18 years. Notioe
is hereby giv.tt to any person employing said
Hull, that the subscriber 'will bold him strictly
responsible, rkwhat ever wagon or money he
may earn.
aug 28th-31 P. RIMEL.
Pa. "
ADMIN/STRATOUB NOTIOX.
Letters of administization on the
estate of Conrad Deekordate of Potter town
ship, deed, have boon wanted to the under
signed. All persons knowing theittielves in
debted to said estate are requested t.) make im
mediate payment, and allpersons haring claims
against said estate wail present_there, duly au
thenticated, for aottlenient. •
sugl2-6t JOAN D. DECKER,
Adtninietrutor.
LIXCLI3:EI—DICIT I
Letters testamentary on the es
tiite of Jaeob "[Kellner, having been granted
to the rubseribor, he requests all persons know
ing themselves indebted 212 said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having elaims to
present them, duly anthen settlement.
aogl2-6t T.Y. /water.
AA 111411NISTRA TOWS. NOTICE.
, Letters of Administration on the Ss-
tate of William Yduts, dammed, late of Potter
tp., haring been granted to the undersigned, be
requests all persons knowing themselves indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment,'
and those having claims to prosent them duly
mithentioated for settlement
On,
by Mrs. Robert Upton. !i f
ALSO, The lot between said lot and adJolnlnG
lute on the one des Radtke ealul on the other.
For further p_artiouliss,
HA address,
emigrant JNO; G. LL, Ridgway.
CAMERON BRIBERY °ABB. -
The Apart of the eommlttee with
all the testimony in the above ease as nported
to the House ofßepresentatires-will lftpublish
ed. in phamphlet form ready for dhtribution
August let, '64.
is copies 26et. the trod; ',Applies at a
low rate. Address,
GEORGE GARMAIL
Bethroats, Oast/. Oa. Pa.
Yap Mb 'lll4 AL
I=
'Won Mat seas I
stonselbr By" ihdfalo,
or any thing else of tholdisd, to be IMAM
than lad at csoodiZ=rprioss, stihe shop
Mho sabssriber to
11111111111.
COFFEES
large asoortasent of Buffalo Robes, Norse
Blankets, Slosh Bens, WOZ Traps. die.
Tie highest market prices paid for Rides Skin,
and all kinds of furs.
0 A.SII PALI'S
For ilideound Skins at Burnside* '
The good time has atone boys,Orbon you Gan
M.T.C.OlLzen..drairaduaat-at
BWINSIDEG.
has jut, received a large and well *gloated stook
of goods which be intends to sell at lit vow. rea
sonable rates—co low as not to Isif excelled by
any -other eitahlishnient *fibs _kind- tn - the
country. You will And It greatly to your ad
vantage to buy your Groceries at Burnsldea.
Buy dried Peaches, Apples, Cherries, Prunes,
Currants and Tamarinds hom Barnsidos.
If you want Prime Chess, Salt, Rice, Cavataiish
Ci.Mget!!) F 199 out, "Katona Leaf, or Smoking
Tobacob tif Superior quality, go to Burnsldes.
Ladles will Awl it to their advantage to buy
Morocco Boots, French calf and Kip shoes Slip
page load Gaiters with and without heels, of all
krises and colors, from. Bunsides.
Buy Sweet Sicily Oranges, Fresh Lemons,Figs,
Dates, Raisins, Candi.o and Nuts from Burn
side'.
If you want GUM Drop', Moss, Jujube and Fig
Paste, Jelly Cakos, Cocoa, Loungers, French
and English Secrets, Sugar Plums, or any other
kinds of Confeationarieg, go to Burnsides.
Buy B Brushes,aißrushes, Portmonias, P , Pocket
and Dressing Combs, Gum Bair and Englixh
flat head and Mourning Pins, Gloves, /foolery,
Pocket Knives, Troia dies, Fish Rooks and
Tackle, Stationery, Gents Linos). and Silk
Hankerchiefs, Linen and Marseilles Col
lars, and many other Fancy Artioles and No
tions of Burnside'. •
If yon *ant Fancy Soaps, Candles, Corn and
Pearl Starch, Shot, Powder, Coffee Essence,
Brown, and English Mustard, Red and Black
Peppers, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs and a general
variety of Spices, go to Burnxides.
If you have Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Wheat,
Beans or other Country Produce, it can be ex
changed for goods et cash prices at the cheap
cash variety Store of Burnside's.
At Runtaide's we study to plan and give sat
isfaction.
Please accept our thsaks for put fa
vors and phase u" under oblightions for many
new olur-
Bellefonte January Bth, 1864-,-tf.
John.—Betlo 1 BMy, how are you this nam
ing !
Billy. —Fine thank you, how aro time , with
you?
J.—Just tollerible; money', plenty, or rather
the paper that is called money now-a-daye is
plenty, but everything i* so Intollkabli high,—
goods of all kinds and everything excepting
grain or what things we farmers have to sell,
that a hunch of greenbacks go but a little ways
in supplying ones musts. But how is it Billy,
that you always go so neatly, dressed, with
clothes of such good quality and such excellent
fit, when I know that you disoot expend one half
as much in the year for clothing as I do, and
yet I look like • ragamuniin, moat of the
time ?
B.—Well John t cant' exactly tell, I'll admit
that you look pretty rough sometimes. and I
know you get a great many clothe, but perhaps
you go to the wrong establishment to make your
purohasoi—sqpse place where the merchant Is
not aoquainteff with the baldness, and has noth
ing on hand but some "slop shop" stuff, stuck
on to him by the sharpers in the city. Now if
you will take my advice and go to . ..Sternberg',
when you trout your next suit, you will' know
why it is that my clothes fit neatly and are al
ways of a good quality.
J.-But how is it that he can Nell °lathing
cheaper than other toorehanto about Bello
fonte ?
• .
B.—liecanso he Mikes it his excinsivis busi
neekhas been brought to it horn boyhood and is
connected with one of the largest clothing es
tabliehmonta in the city, where be gets whatever
he wants whenever he wants it?
MIMME=E;I
B.—Ever sines he came to'Bellefonte, and
me tell you John, rip , clothes do not cost me
any more now,—eynything high as it is, than
they {lid before prteerwent up and I bought from
men who knew nothing of the business but to
put big prices on poor goods. •
3.—Well I'll try him, for I, have get - Niels of
Er ve inc en x.h w orld"►at ^-
74 tV ' e in i e a s st fo t r w s o uc o h r gi iiniP ree yrars l
If he makes it his nusinewrentirtly, of coves he .
knows what is good, end I suppose as he has
settled down for good, he would offer nothing
but the best setae/ for fcar • of spoiling his rep
atatloo AndtillArini, his bosh..
a call when you go k to Belle
fonte, you will find him Jut oppositeUO "Iron
Front" in Mrs. Green's Store Room, one of the
most obliging, clever fellows kou ever seen. {lie
will furnish you anything froth a paper collar to
the fillestkind of a coat, at prisms, which for
cheapness is perfectly astonishing, and give you
a good cigar to smoke into the bargain. Bo good
morning John, mind whi# rvp y told i xoNerhen -
you want noir of clothe& •
J.—l WfII, and rme much oblige for the infer
melon, I heard others speak. very highly of
Sternberg, and will try his Moths, the next time
Igo to tetra. Good morning.
•
May 6th '64--tf.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subseribees, sniemters of
the estate of Philip 14r, deo'4, Sate of Minis
township, will . effer roi sere on the prsmlase, on
THURSDAT, OCT. 20,1884, ,
•
Mitterraluable trot of kind situate in Meru
township, bounded by lands of Iscrob Meyer,
Manzriyer, John Keller and others, contain
ing pores , end Mout parches, known
as the L den Hall property, ftrtmerly owned
by Qe4 Andiew Gregg. A large Brick Mansion
Home, ten rooms, tenant house, good bank
barn and other out-boildimp are emoted Skelt
on. A splendid orchard of choice fruit, and
good epringat—wates,-belong to the grnspety.
Also, attestor osoasten land, gonellsOrgitbout
t on acres, well thstbursd, will be sold in wonneb
tion therewith. Pessessitat Will be given on the
yet day of spa, 12416.
- Ts:Ans.-7ov thousand Ave hundred dollars
to be paki-in hind, the Wine SC renalts la tka
seats as i dower. HDNRY MRYSK,'
DAMN' , 1t2124
•
ILL " linewtore,
S74IXIIIALMG OR&
Patina wx 15;tallag
Prat Jan am :4 r *ow
deals will be at
That Jimpa t—"a7E—.4l-7
-KISOELLANEOI7B
aralrismairLiatnivaTpez
DIDIN * IIIOO* - 11 AND 1111011,
h 61
1/ereete4—eose tutil see hr yotwreelf--ottll
not shags for lookhg et thew.
A [AMOS 111.00 c AT AIIATIMIS OW ALL, EMS
4010011111111, QUEINSWAIIIM OF NEW
. L. STYL/113. •
TOTS AIM 4011RIMOIMIIANIZIL
.snos
4111111 111/1/Sl4 W•e• A►l OAPS
LADIES FUSS, 111111` ' STYLUS, VICTOR
MUFFS, SUBS, ()AV IS. he. ha
NOTI,OFS.•
Ladles Shalom Hoods, Moves, Nab*, No-,
Ikons of all Wrte.
Comm AND MN BURNXIDN'S NNW
GOOD&
• FortliWeit Cornet of the Dlarhosil.
WARRANTED to be just wkiir ups represent
Ikea. We boys the eery boot which we
vernal, sad lower grade" is ell their
'mistime
SALL AND ExAs49Loms STOCK.
inr.ess,rorbuzialvaa.
•
L) aws, -rysestrriost
• uairi Moos or
• " o m FINDLEHR,
ISADDLBRI SADDLES, BRIDLES HALTERS
OA,IitT GRAM, BARNES, COLLABE
- HAMS, LINES,
sad every outdo side sad kept by sadism,
Wstor-Proof Boots, doable soled wonsuted
WHIPS, TRUNKS,
11111AVMUINS DLO/,
POWDLR, SHOT AND CAPS.
A DIALOGUE
MI! • us.
tJIPJI,,J':
Ms lave volt ts■ 11
GOODS A BIDITOOD MOSS' '
I A.
hut neensed Ikons New lIMIC,Mrith $ headsmen
selected ansortment of metchindiss, sow apse
and °Me for-sale cheaper thatbseY body
sloe in the fl*s. The Goods hey. been
boned cheep for cagiVand will be ,
. • sold cheap fob ugh ita Ingest
Cloth, Cansinter, flatinakt, Janes
Chanzbrayi, Oottonsdes,
• lea Vesting*, Satin sod other
Vesting; Under Mart; ' •
Drawirs,lilack end Fan
nyalilks al old prim;
All color Flannel;
. ell wool mid. dos- •
esestio Sack and
•
Shirting Flannels, .
Bleached, Umblenall,
ad and Colored Canton
• Maul; French and de- „.
media Gingbasns, Ticking* •I
and Chocks, Bleached and Un
bleachorthsetinga, Pillow Cu.
te
' and Shirting Msialin,Combricsand
Drills. Megrims and Gloms, Sus
, !Anders and Hankerchiefit, Neckties,
Cohan and Bosuns, Parlsloll 6 and Roe
Umbrellas—Silk, Gingham's led Muslin.—
Balmoral Skirt; Lodim'iand Miasma Balmo
ral Skirt, of carious sisal and Tinsel ' Blioloton
Hoop Skirts, Ladies*. and _Mum Bkshst..
Hoop Ilkleti
—Spring and Summer Capon, both Cloth and
• Bilk, ansurplund in style, qualitY, and
• - pries; nettle of Maine au(
Dixon'. Line. '
Shawls, an endless rarloty, both single and
double. Carpets, a fulLassortment of all binds
of Carpete,'suok as Brussels, 3 Ply Ingrains,
Rag and Straw Carpets. Oil Cloth, all width
of Floor and Table Oilcloth aid Oil Shades.—
SA LT,
FISH,
GROCERIES,
BOLE LEATHER,
SPANISH RIP,
FRENCH CALF SKINS
•
COUNTRY CALF SKINS.
uottnoco
LINING& &C. &C. &C
ER=
1L
CH - BAYER than as any other eelablislueset ha
Centiel Pe1191,7119111A.
Bellefonte, December 19th 1902,—tf. ,
SPRING AND eiriflifEß TRADE.
Moro goodo cis be had for lus sow
at am cbesp store of
31.3311111111 f ZEILL.IOI 4
a. Centro Dill. Centre County, Pennsylvania.
than it any other estabLtskunent to ties State.
Ho Imps constantly on hand a Ghat* stook of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOTS, . HATS £ CAPS,
Ready-alado Clothing.
Notions, Queensware, Hardware, Wlllove, and
Wooden Ware,
And' in foot a oompleta aesortreent of all the pr
tides nasally found In a flint dui country
• ` store.
DRESS GOODS,
/ranch Msenos, all wool, Plaids, Coburg',
Reps., Alpiktoss, Black Silks, b., bo.
HOSIERY—WooI and Cotton Skirts and
Drawers, Fine Shirts, Silk, Cotton and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Hoop Skirts, best dukes,
CLOTHS AND CASSIIHERESFrenoh Broad.
ninths, Satinets, Melton's, •e., for winter wear.
SHAWLS—A full line, ell wool.
/ ' hoOTB AND 1311088.
We frllt liebp at all times a fall meatiest of
omit= made goods.
PRODUCE TAKEN
Ia Zzehooge !Or Goods. sad the
suptlllOT MARKET PAWNS
PAID IN CASH FOR GRAIN OP
PIA, 40.0 j)
CAllia,ll3BOLIO dt iniztovs.
Aug. 7th, 186S-tt. R. SELLER.
H A UPT AO°, •
Have removed their Foundry from
the old Stand at Bellefonte to the Mileeburg
Foundry and Machine shops, where they contin
ue to manufacture the Watts improved plow, elm
trelemr side Hill and shears for all the plows
ever Made in this county. They also have an
MO:active variety of
IRON RAILING, CEMETERY ENCLOSURES
STEAM ENGINES AND MILL GEARING.
To GU; department of the business they give
-particular attention, and have-a large- Meek of
Patterns onhavl for steam, flour and Saw Mills,
STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES
of any desirable capacity, from tea to twenty
Horse Power built in the beet of style. They
also manufacture one and two Horse Tread pow
ers—and four horse sweep Powereand Thresh
ing machines to wit either.
,corn aid
other articles to numeroue to mention. Orders
received and castings delivered, with a variety
of the above named articles kept at the old
Hayea's property near the depot at Bellefonte
Pa., where they have Machine, Plow and Paters
makers, the best in the ouantry, that can be
consulted et any time eotreerning an) work that
may he wanted in their line of business. Give
them a oathyou that want your work done up to
order.
' A. lIACPT, Co
Ml 7 6th 1864.-17
TO THE PUBLIC.
MRS. SIMONB,
MAI, ST., Lock ll►rlß,
Ilse the largest and cheapest stoik of,
GROCERIES, PHol'lBl'olB, FISH,
Ced►rware, '
Queenswars,
i. or
Ittall,
Salt,
Candies,
&VW/
Tobacco.
ever offered to this market.
' The- attention of .Hotel and Store-keepers
called• to the large stock of tbe following goods
on hand, which ace offered at wholesale pries, .
200 barrels of Fish,
200 BARRELS, OF LIQUORS AND WINES,
60 boxes of chewing Tobauso, 100,000 Sewn,'
and a large lot of Salt.
"Also, Fleur and Feed laxity, on hand at
July 1, '64-tf. SIMONS' Main St.
MANHOOD t HOW LOOT, Ho* RDEITOD
RD.--Just published. • dew ed
ition of Dr. OULVDDW EL'S CELICRIt•-
TBD MAI( on the radical erre (without med
icine) of Bpennuttortilbsa, or Seminal wow
sou, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotently,
Mental andb-Physital inorOacity, Impedimenta
to Marriage, etc.; also Consumption, Rpilepty,
and Fits, Induced by self-indolgance or aeria l
•
autrwraorice.
, e /W/r Trice, hi n pealed eamdapit? Only We
cents.
The celebrated anthordu this admirable Mr
may oloselyAmsoomiarsta6 front • itbiply yaw"
moomeimatil samilJoe. thatftia the t
l'ehus** ema-'
moitimmeom Of iir- . boso la* be ltlati "nig
without the da As* Or het., o f midi
eine or ibe applLbwaien or Ow
e cn i Mode of mirth stokes mbimp i r=
italli t
, by mains -Mt Alot, ' iosimi, 40
Amiably oluit bit am , Asp AMY*
DANK ' i t t r al=ory
tt if
g /iiitt fumsi,
at
tut ammo/ * bib& '
blidit,madir mig, ii • .1061 'Wolf io eV.
widmme yam-p4M4 oa rowilpoix ambi t f*
two post stsmipt ten toirjedb. ,
i 011:11. •
illf Illimiio=llWoWly,Thow INSA
JU1464,
hirsectz
BTILL.IN THIO Y.
Ali was arias rs 1411"1/11
rose-s. LOiIIBUCIIIR.
Tar: sniff Ma 11 irroreannunuirr
Omar fle . astir—learamrsaws, Pa.
Takes this amilhod of beforsihed : aU thsyseiplis
of Costae amitywed whosser dos Owes M_
thst his sh'eek of
TEN, SUM IRON AID COPYBItif AIN
beast beim surpassed by say dealer id anted
Ponssylvsnia, sad that kis stsaassessed att.
shee t sash es
SUCKS=
'Guam
81A61718,
are of Om bad aunty, the Mel make, soll Or
gabs obeapor tban at my egahliskasint of Its
kind in tba Sento.
Ha lina alao • splendid /A at
STOVES OP ALL HINDI
and description, which w4R.ia deli n 1 sass/-
Joey low rates. ,
, SPOUTING, ROOTING,
and other work, done on this suortasi noßos RIR
innirrichigVadirble
raiment. %Awaits, Merchants, and ovary,'
body ease are itnrited to call and Gamine
l'lm ifi!‘ll a
.--41.epairin ' of y and ea
poditioasty dune, and on the moor' reaaosable
tsrms.
Joao 14, 'll4-4S.
H A lallr
1104MITIRD
•
DEN*AL 0111117AMr
lea •16/IANSIIIO, * .WRITIIITIG arD PSIII I / 1 111•111111
'TIEN TESTI:II
This extlele is prepared with the greatest elan
upon scientific principles, and &correlated not to
contain anything in - the slightestriegreeprioue .
to the teeth or guns. &meet our mat utilised.
Dental Surgenna,lieve KIT" ' , WC' sanction tq
and cheerfully recommend it fa eLpneparetioa
qua tneansingitrhhentrig --
and Preserving the Teeth. It cleans theta
`eadily, rendering them beaotifUlly white and
early; without the slightest Wm to the &L
-eine. It, is healing to the gums ms they are
is also ars-oa•eilesarelio
mfeetpr for old _decayel tooth, ilaTeE are ultra
exceedingly offensive. It gives a rich and
creamy taste to - She mouth, cleansing it thor
oughly, and .imperting a delightful &amass so
booth.
PlatkaND omit IT •
A. W•WLIIT • CO
W. Comm 10th and Lombard Sit, Pbilaria
AND MOLD ■T ALL 0111161DILI1L
MICE it, CENTS..
TIIB i'IMONIALS
Me following opinion of Dr. White, es to t e
high esteem In which he holds the Dental
Cream, must be sufficient evidence of its value ;
toiling. other testimonials In detail is needless,
contenting ourselves by simply giving the
themes and addresses ,of persons who speak el
Its eseellenoy for the booth. '
Puitanstruis, April 15, 18M.
llaviag earefulle examined A. Howie*
' Solidified Dental Create 'Whereby cheerfully
recommend it to tie public generally. It is aa
excellent preparation for cleansing and pre
serving the teeth, and can be used by all per:
sons with the utmost confidence, as its Proper
ties are perfectly harmless. Besides preserving
the teeth,. It promotes a healthy action to the
gums, and imparts a pleasuitneali to the breath.
- .Dr. W. it. WidITS, 1203 Arch St.
B. Vanderslice, Surgeon Dentist, 425 Arch St.
T. Ingram, M D, Dentist, 491 N Fourth St.
Birkay, 23413 Sixth St.
C A Kingsbury, Dentist, 1119, Walnut a.
8 DiUinghan, D D 13, 734 Arch St.
F M Dixon, 827 Arch 13t.
Zdw'd Townsend, Dentist, 628 N Fourth St
D°rAller, Dentist, 807 N Tenth St.
Id L Long,„,,pontiat, , B32 N Sixth St.
orroseut 13, IN3
AWL_
Bektor silk,
Bark Bkse
French BI
Light Bine,
Claret Bret
Bark Brat
Light Bros.
Snuff Brown,
Cherry,
Crimeow,
Park Drn
Light Dra
Hat-Feat,
Fawn Dr. ,
—Yellow for Dying, 8 , Woolasi
And Mixest Quads, Shawls,
Searfs,•Dreues, Ribbons,
Glibbons,OlovecEon
nets, and all
kinds of
Wearing
apparel.
Sie A RAYING OF 80 PER CENT -sit
For twenty Are cents yen Pllll color ea many
goods as would otleer*iseeost five times that
sum. Various shades can be Productui,Wisss_aue
'nano dyii. The proved Is simple ilia any one
can me the dye with perfect lIIICNIti. Direc
tions in English, French and German inside • of
each package.
Fur further information in dyeing, and giving
a perfect knowledge of what colors are beet ad-.
spied to dye ever others (with many valuable
receipts) purchase Howe .1 Steffens' Treaties pa
Dyeing and coloring. Net by mail on receipt of
price-10 omits. Manufactured by,
110W1C k S'MVEHR.
250 Broadway Emden •
Fee sale by druggists and deißers general!.
Nov. 20th, 1863-Iy.
." .. PC . Rots, Nies, Restskes, Ants, Red thigip
Moths ie Furs Wooloss, lc., hias 4 cti on Plaids,
.tc.
Put tip Sn Me. aria'sl,oo Boxes,llaUlea. and
Flasks, $3 and SO Altai for Russia, public Ihls-
Motions he.
"Only iafailtble reinlidies known."
"Froe from Folsom".
"Not dangerous to the human Ilantily.°
"Rata °onto out of their boles to Rhu.*'
Jitir-BOld wholestio tn large ott.les. . '
fillill•Sold by all Deuggbda andlaninets n•Try.-
where.
jar' It beware !I I of all worthless buttatleas.
ltdr - gee that •'Oessiract's" 'alma in on each Boa. •
Dottie and Foal, Wore lan bay. •
.14.dison
• ' '
ifis..Palsopia Hove 422, Bnonlnin N.. Y:
imp,Sold by—
Wholesale and Aral Bellailante.
Want 11; 111%14184., ' Niles
tuns, prwrout nenunii-ttaids.-
'Pun orrLaRT,
AR]) sroittuita Artl4l4llllS 46141162, 1 1
Rods,
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