`~~ hfcz
T111303--Spar year when paid in advance
61,110 . whittnbtpaid in advance, and $3,00 when
not paid before the expiration of the year.
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ANSWERS TO OORRESPONDEN 111
Jonx.,—Ton ean go to hinters, and fronkthefe
• to Fortress Monroe in one night, from
whfeh point there are boata oonstiuttly
going ip the James River
Suu 11111 , 0 never beard anything
positive In glued to what 'became of him.;
dtb. iapposttaivn I. that nester ruched
:there, u , it wu an unusually stormy time
It sea. '
lbuoluirre=l/y grin to 'New Ttirk you - e
pick oat what sort of a vessel you
fanoy 7 -on;thai`point you will have to use
your own judgement.. We cannot-tell you
what the passage,wlll be, but th . e. distance
Is 1,100 miles.
00SNOIsiCIL—The Thief are as .fullows, and are
'to'befou'nd in Moore's '''Lallah Rook:"
'I Fever surfed a dear gazelle,
To gl ad me lt, soft black eye,
'Eat w en it eime to know mo well
And•khe ilia, it was sure to die.
lisootana.—Webster dedues the meaning of the
word "magmt to be a "boisterous, brawl
ing, turbulent woman." It seems in Shak.
spear to be used of men. in ancient farces
zed pappet•shows termagant was .a voleife.
Tuns and tumultuous deity.
Dian.i—The east in the play of the Veteran
was--John Brougham as the Giand Vlok r,
. • . old Wallach sti the Colonel;-and Mrs. Ile,y
the Arab Girl. It has not been revived
there since the war broke out. John
Brougham Is win England.
THINGS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY.
\ sir Read Ike new sdverthernente In
kr days paper.
=I
COLll7.—The attendance at Court during
site present week has net been large. The
suss broug , t up for were ofbut
tioduterest to Outsiders.
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'111.;„ Our go od Democratic friend, Miss.
."M. M.," j iktliosbnig,"lntilSiesse 'Runept
of-all in lb. Office fer the *plea
'did cake presented us on Wednesday last.
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Set■ THROAT.,-.1110110 *elicited with
HbarseneseNltatittli Anil Soreness
si the Throat, will find nothing so efficacious
as a Throat Itamedy, as Brown's Bronchial
Troches. Sold by all Druggists. •
that enables them to sell it cheap. Go to
Dean's, 418 Chestnut street, M. order it
through i his agent, our clever friend, J. G.
Liturimer, 1 11 1 q Death does sell cheap ; and
'tbe•man that don't w e It to buy his
cigars and tobams ram him sto 1d be too
..grearr"-t0 kiss a pretty girl If he had a
shame. . -
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Those of our readers who intend visiting
Pulladelphis Ake corging wintgr .
should oall at NewtiMn's, S. E. corner
Tenth and Market strains, tied have their
7Plibtogrophs taken if they wish it done
well, and at low prices. We Lave seer( ape
simens of his work for persons in •this
violnity, and can recommend him as a sops
nor artist.
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We publish to.-day the card of the United
'states Hotel, Market street, Plittedelphin.
1t Lae lately been refitted and refurnished,
aad now rauka as one of the first hotels of
the Quaker oily. The bills are low, the fare
is excellent; and the proprietors and assltst
witiare clever and obliging It is right in
the hottit of the city, and a more agreeable
or pleasant slopping place cannot be found.
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TUB lUBILATION."—The Abs., in thi s
place tried to get up a foliflcation on Friday
night last, over the result of the late eke-
Lion. They gathered together a small
crowd, got a few oysters, stuck some tallow
dips about the Conrad House, D. M. Wag
ner's reviden&o and the plate the Miseagent
tfm . organ if fixed till, invested several
stamps, in lire crackers, roman candles, and
Vie lights" as a pyrotecnio display,: and
tea went in On the "joliActition." ' We
couldn't see that part of the programa how
ever. It was an up hill business for them.
It did not seem like men rejoicing 'over a
glorious result, but put us in mind of a lot
of convicts trying o make merry on their
Way to prison.
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:. ..Llllll7ll'll Hone itisuAziaz rot 1805.
Tte Homo Magazine closes for 1864 with
the - widest oiroulation it has yet attained.
For 1865 it will be enlarged, and made still
more worthy of the patronage it is receir 7
Ing.
No periodioal in the country has met
with a heettier *eloome from the press.—
Its praises conic liliftitled ftom every direr,-
ittote, To maintain the high place it has
reached in public favor, the publeheis v and
editors will Spare neither expense not labor.
Otis it; say we,' a circulation for the corn
ing year beyond that of any other periodi
cal of hairless in the country. It is, par
iiiebliettce, the people's magazine, and
sl
should find a place in every home. T e
$2,60 a year ; three copies, $8 t- five cop' s,
and one to getter-up of club, $10; n e
copies, and one to getter-up of club, $l5.
I:=
Tan hiumnins or Tuesse.—Mesers. Ayer
it Co., have received from Alexandria a
eerie of rap to pay for their medicines,
which sec largely cold in Egypt. They are
/chimed, gathered from all *lasses and
quarters at the Peo . ha's, dominions—the
suit aff primate et Hedge and nowadjit—
white linen turbans, loess breeehes and
,lowing robes. Not the least part of their
balk is cloth in which bodies were entbalet
ed and wound for preservation three thous
,and years ago. 'They are now to be made
FOYOrfOr ATer 2 c 4 11 / 00101 , and thus,
.141,0 hasipg auerrai Ap as dead for thirty
centuries, aroused toi were 46 Wing from
the mirror helm shish they have so
long inhabited, and to whieh, is spite of all
ear guards and section., we must so surely
X°. -.
.PlWlllllOll'll. Billhtlllll/L—Vie ire in re
sell!t of' this popuyr-Lady's Magazine', for
Number. It is • splendid amber; With
• superb title-page jar 1864. Nothwith
`guiding the =tortuously inereeeed inlet of
paper, ,.. ag the rise ip all Melting materiaht,
1104neilt" will' 00 be thrush**. at vWb'
netecsiie A rill. mipzino of ohateur
merit approaches it in Ohespness.
ittoriesrtanovelitts are by , ihebeidarriters.
In pa, Poor Original Copyright fforeletts
wißbegivpi4lte fashions an always the
latest and Iraklest* Every neighborhood.
ought to make up, a obi& It is the Maga
zine for the times I Its terms to clubs are
unpreoedently liberal, viz :- . 41 copies for
$12.00, or 19 copies for 20,00. -To every',
permin getting up ikelab, (at theill rale") I
lbe ppblisher will sentlVatia preinfem, thpt
superb eogravipg for haa)ing, size
helms by 20 inches, "WA.SRINITQN
PARIING IPRISM 1115 GENERALS," or an
,ettra copy of the; Magazine for 1866.
Address, poet-paid, CHAS. J. P 47211.1105,
Chestnut Screei Philadelphia.
The Bellefonte Market,
tirlaile Wheat, per bushel,
ro, do do.,
Coiv
R YFi
_
Pate,
Buqkwheat,
Clore
Potatoes •
Lard,
Bacon, •
Tallow
Butter, , t d 0...
Eggs, s pet dozen
Plaster, grourld per ton,
do k...,
WWFM
..., k PBC lAL NOTICS
TO CONS UV PTIVEB
Consumptive sufferers will- receive a valuable
proscription 'for the curo of Consumption, Aeth•
ma, lironchitie,"and all throat and lung affec
tions, (free of obargo,) by sending their address
to REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octl4 Sin Williamsburg, Kings Co. N..Y,
Pr" Ent AND EAR.—Prof. J. 'lsaacs, M. D.,
Oculist and Audit, formerly of Leyden, Hol
land, is located at Ho. 611 Pine St.., Philadel
phia, where persons afflicted with diseases of
the Sye or Nor *ill berseteatitically treated and
euredrif eatable.. • IMIP7I - rilitafttrAyas - thserted
without a*. No obsrtes mine for examina
tion. TfieModioal familty Is invited as ho has
July '64-Iy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
•
ISAUPT &Co.,
- - Have-rrmewod theft Pomretry trom
the old Stand at Bellefonte en the Milesburt
Foundry an ,Machi,pe shops, wheretthey contin
ue to manufacture the Watts improved plow, cen
tre Bever side Hill and sheißs (or all the pl. we
ever made in this county. They VIM have
attractive variety of
IRONRAILINti, - CIVETAYENCLDSU RES t
STEAM ENGINES AND MILL GEARING.
To this department of the business jhey give
I i c o ALL. temil Ltr om
Patterns on hand Bir steatn, linur mind Saw Mills,
STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES
of any destrabb, capacity, from ton to twenty
Horse polver built in the best of style. They
also manufacture one and two Horse Tread pow
ers—and four horse sweep Powers and Thresh
ing maohines to stilt either. Corn crushers and
other articles to numerous to mention. Orders
received and castings delivered, with a variety
of the above homed. articles kept at the, old
Ilayeien property near the depot at Bellefonte
Pa., where they haveAtehine, 'Plow and Patern
makers, the best In the•country, that can be
&moulted at any time concerning any work that
,mtly bo wanted in their line of business. Give
Cticm a call you that want your work done Op to
Order.
A. liAtrer, 'A Co
MAy Bth 115151.-1 y
A L.ECTURE TO YOUNG MEN,
dad publidied in a Sealed Envelope.
Price ail Cents.
A lactate on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
ical Cure of Sperrnatorrhtea or Seminal Weak
ness, Invulunsary Emissions, Sexual Debelity,
and Impedimenta to Marriage generally.rlNer
vousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Pits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, reisufting from
Self Abuse, de. By Hutt. J. Culvcrwell, M.D.,
Author of the "Green Book," he.
The world renowned author, in this ailViirable
lecture, clearly proves from his-own experience
that the awful consequences of self abuse may
ho effectually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous aurgioa I operations, hoagies,
instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out a
muds of cure at once certain and effectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi
tion may be, may cure himself theaply, private.
ly and radically. This Leetiete" will prove a
boon to thousands and thoUsatide. •
Bent under-seal, to any addres, In a plain,
sealed envelope, or two postage stamps, by ad
dressing CIIAS. J. C. KLINE &
127 Bo*ery, New York, Post Office Box 4588.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The undersigned, executors on
the estate of Thomas Stuart, deed, late of
Shaver's Creek, Iluntingdon Co, offer, at p irate
sale, a valuable farm 9r tract of land, situate in
Ferguson township, Centre county, adjaining
lands of James Campbell, W. E. Meet, Petal.
Kechlin and others, curtaining
ONE HUNDRED OD FIFTY-NINE ACRES.
About 100 acres of the land is cleared, and tn
der the highest state of cultivation, the balance
is well timbered with pine, oak and, Chestnut. A
large orchard of choice fruit, together with a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, NEW BAT,f•H
BARN,
and out buildings belonging to the property
For further particulars enciniro of
43ENJAIIIN HARTMAN,
OOttage P. 0., Huntingdon Co., or,
JAMES G. STUART,
Shavers Creek, Huntingdon Co.
•
oet2S-St
EYRE I LANDELIi,
ki3IIRTH ARCII STREETS, 1411tADEL.,
Cater for the best trade, and offer no baits or
deception to, induce Custom, butVely on .
iAIR DEALING
• stln
GOO,D GOODS.
Best MERINOES,
Fashionable MR &
•
Nobility PLAIDS;
PIM'S POPW - NE,
Dark FOULARDS,
Firmed MERINOS.
Plaid Shawls,
GOOD BLANKETS,
_ _
P.S t We follow GOLD depou-aa dole as tell
follow it up. No is a good time for Mcrobante
and Consumers to oome in. ootl4 2ns
TO THE PUBLIC.
nine. srmegs,
MAIN 137%, LOON Ravin,
Has ths largest and cheapest stook of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH,
Cedarware,
.Queensware,
Liquors,
Wines, ts
Salt,
Candies,
Began,
, Tobacco;
ever offered in this market.
The attention of Hotel and Store-keepers
called to the large stook of the following goods
on hand, whiroh are offered at wholesale prioest
200 barrels of Fisli 4 '
2011.14iRElil, OF LIQUORS AND - WINDS,
50 boxes of eliewing • Tobacco, 100.000 &gars,
and a lame let of Slit.
Also, Flour and Peed always on hand at
July 1, 'O4-tf, SIMONS' Main St.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTIOIF, ,
Lettere of Adminier ratan the es
trittfbrflarbare Enfbriok dee'd, late of Gregg
tup.Alumlem !men piloted to the undersigned;
be 114.4 8414 all &moue knotting thenneves in
debted to idake immediate payment and those
*tir! claims to premed them duly antlnintlea
tird tog settlement. J 411124 BARB.
November 4th 1864—P. Adminle
NEW ADyKRTIBENENTS
sav es •
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V •
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• •
ARMY AGUE DROIrS6
110111M1071 RiUMDekOll THS OOP OF
Is# - ER AMR' AGUE
-...-.$ 2,35
1 30
~ 1,0
150
A;*ID ALL
e•
DISHASESII
1460
ATTENTION!!
.717,00
SUFFERERS FROM FEVER AND AGUE Le
This most wonderful remedy for Abe perms:
nient cure of FEVER AND AGUR, 40.,' was
discovered some Jean age by one of the most,
1101211241110 £fD SUDO/887UL
CHEMISTS trk AMERICA!
Out, of thot r ds of Cases it has never been
known to fail in eating a radio"' ours. A an
gle kettle of these drop have outed diseases
'whiohlave
eruszoorg.a . alumnus till YOU NXILL/OL MID
rICAL TLLIINT.
It contains nothing that will injure the eon
ititogon 1
Tt pirideitlitchloa I
It removes obstructions from the liver:
It promotes the discharge of bile!
It effects a radical and permanent ern by re
&nosing the cause upon- which the' 4 l%gue de
..• di
ARMY AGUE DROP'S,
Specific for all billions discasei in the army. It
him no equal. Ito popularity in the army and
elsewhere IC as universe/ as its cures have been
quick and wonderful. As a
PREVENTATIVE
It has proved a greet blessing and saved many a
valuable 'life in those miasmatic localities
when they would have talon victims to Bilious
disease.
TBl ROT fiRTORW I? TURIN DROPS
ARMY AGUE DROPS,
,I
QVIOIL ,_ LY MUM AWAY
LANGUOR AND WEAKNESS ! I
RESTORES THE SYSTEM
to Its iirainra. I:lliirAit . Cl and ANIMATION;'
invigorating the body an clearing out
EVERY VERTYGE OF DISEASE
produced by loathsome mliCem
BE WISE IN TIME!
ja®-No person residing in . ". Fever and "Ague
District should be without a Bottle of
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
And It is strongly recommended to persons tray
sling through placed charged with
We respectfully , , call attention to our Testiu2o
niids. Many of our letters attest that hundreds
of lives have been saved in the Army by its use.
„Indeed so well areAta curative qualities apple.
(dated in the Army, ..thit the most successful
Burgeons in the field aril Hospital see It almost
exclusively in the diseases for. which we claim
its lufalibility. The. 'brat physicians always
seise the >eat means to effect a cure, hence the
universality of the
ARMY AGUE DR'S
TESTIMONIALS.
We Are happy to raft to
Gen. MANUA ' St Rev Dish i'otter N Y
Gen Fremont R. Dr 'Try/
Gen Burnside Rev Dr Taylor.
Gen Hancock . Rev Dar Beecher B'kln
Gen Kilpatrick' Rev PR Chapin, "
Gen Rion , Reve Mr. Bheeves, NIV
Col
j' ye, 96th N Y,. Rev Mr. Bang!, "
Coluipk NY C F Odell "
Col ?miler NY a ALSon Mayor Wood"
Maj Demme, A D.() Kalbileisob "
Mai Reisyliderdiattl Pa Mayor Gunther " .
Maj WRooi, AD 0 Liorqc‘ Greek! ",
Ms, punkay Bar II 6 A Add hundrids of other
" equally:well-known gen-
Ma„ Babcock " demon, for which see
Lieut. Whelan circular.
Price ONE DOLLAR per BOTTLE,
Principal Dm*,'
181 WAinra SIVRILT, Nine YORK
N. B.—None genuine unless bearing oar sig
nature on the wrapper.
0 40 . Don't letyour Druggist put you ofr TUN
any other remedy. If he does not have it for
sale, enclave us *1,26 per ma l; sad we will solid
you one Wale of llwilrakyll.gos Div/Alper wall
g".1111;464, -.4,a, WI N I "' 7 4 V I 4,
1111 Water
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q. 4t
wally 4.1,
MO
SobE'afid - ii tfii
mizz
ARE TAKEN I ^
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ANIS
WILOOX &Co
WiSM:UANIOI7I3
WIBTAAT bALEIAM
WILD CH BILIt Y,
ONII 01P TAN °LIM! AND NOST ARLIAIILA NADI
011111 t 1 TRW W 011,41101
Coughs, goldif,“Wbooping bough, Bronchitis,
Dilliesßy . 401sealling, Aetteraa,Hearse •
- - -- TE - F a ix Croup, and.
every affection of
Trrg THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
• ntambilfa wig
CONSUIIf PTO
.I§T
WISTAR'S BALSAM OS WILD (MERRY
So general bas-the use of this remedy be
mime, so popular is it everywhere, that it is un
necessary to reoouat its virties. Its work speak
'for it, and find utteranee in the abundant and
voluntary testimony okthe many who from long
suffering and settled disease have by its use
been restored to pristine vigor and health. Wo
ean present a mass of evidence in proof of our
assertions that
CANNOT HE DISCEEDITED.
TUE REV. JACOB SECIILER,
Well known and much respected among the
Gorman pepnlation MOW country, makes the
following statement for the benefit uf the af
flicted:
Pa., FOb. 16, 1859
Dear Sir:—Having realised In my family
important benefit, from the use of your valua
ble preparation—Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry—it affords me pleasure to reocommeAti
it to the public—. Some eight years ago one of
my daughters seemed to be in a decline, and lit
tle hopes_ of her, recovery were enterte ' ined. I
then procured a bottle of your excellent Bal
sam, and before elle had taken the whole of the
contents of the bottle there wee a great improve
heist In her heakb. S Save, in my Individual
rase, made frequent use of your valuable medi
cine, and have also,bcen beatified by it.
JACOB SBCIILER.
. .
FROM JESSIR'SMITII, ESQ.,
President of the Morris County BanhOderrii
town, New Jersey. ,
Having need Dr. Wistar's isTsam of Wild
Cherry for about gamin years, and baring reel
ised its beihefle s tal results In tny . fareily,lt affords
mo irreaepleltebre I 6 'reediiimending It to the
public as a valuatile remedy in cases of weak
lungs, colds, coughs, kc., and &remedy which I
consider to be entirely innocent, and may be be
-160 with pereect safety bo the most delicate in
treklth.
HON. JOHNT. SHIM
A distinguished hi* er in Weattninefer,
I have on several occasions' need -.Bt. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild' Cherry for severe colds, nnyl, al
ways with decided benefit. I know of no anp
oration that is more efficacious or more deseriling
of gamma use-
The Balsam has also been need with MOO
lent effect by J. B. Elliott, Merchant, Balls'
Cross Roads, Md.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD. CREMLY.
None genuine unless signed 'IL Batts," oni, the
wrapper. .
. . .
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 491, Broadway. N. Y
S. W. FOWLER 1 CO., Proprietors, Bostonll
• _ Aac r.... l . la_aßDrujo
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
peals Old Some.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Cures_ltunis, Braids, Cute.
REDDINOPrMISSIA SALVE,
Cures 'Wounds, Bruises, Spraind!
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Cures Rolls, Ulcers and cancer,.
REDDING'S RUSSIA 'SALVE,
Amos Salt Rheum, Piles,. and Erysipelas.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE.
Cures Ringworms, Corns, Ac.,
NO FAMILY SHOULD I}B WITHOUT IT.
ONLY TWNETY-FIVB CENTS A BOX.
I=
J. F. Dinsmore, N 0.401 Broadway*, Now York,
d. W. Fowl° h Co., N... 1,9,, Tremont at., Boston,
• And by all Druggists.
aept.l-64-Iy.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MILESBUKO
LYONS & LOEB,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestie Dr;-)loods,
GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SLFOES,
have received aid are just opening the largest
asito . rtment of do best
CAEAPEST AND MOST SEASONABLE
GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, LADIES'
FURS, SONTAGS, HOODS, NUBIAS,
_BALMORAL% HOOP SKTRTS,
end one of tho Inigost eatoknients, of the
•: • ,
LATEST STYKItEADY hEADE CLOTHING
MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
in Centre County, whkh will be sold at a redup
. tion of from
THIRY TO FORTY PER .CENT.
ALSO,
FLOUR, FRED AND PROVISIONS,
and All articles usually iept in • first elan
country store
STIALL IN TH,E.RIELD!
AND FAA AHEAD IN LOW PRICES!!
_ JOHN, S. LONEBERGER,
/ TIN, SHEET IRON a STOVE MERCHANT
BISI3IOI. STSBILT—BICI.LKIPONTIS, PA.
Talle„teititiettioil of i inforthing rtn thepeople
.f qpiltre eousty, find whoever also pleases to
t ieid, that his stook of " •.
ifIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
Is rioCio be surpassed by any dealer In central
Pennsylvania, and that his manufactured arti
cles, snob an
BUCKETS, 14
BOILERk,
BAS/NB,
KETTLES, he..
aie of the best quality, the best make, and fcff
4ale cheaper than at any establishment 'of the
kind in the State. ,
Ile hu also a splendid lot of
STOVES Or ALL KINDS
and dosoription,whiplPwill be sold at exceed
ingly low rates. '
SPOUTING, ROOFING,
and other work, done on the tautest notion and
most reasonable terms.
Farmers, Meobardes, lifenduents, and every
body else are invited to ball and examine his
stock,
N. B.—Repairing of all kinds neatly and 11%.
peditionsly done, and on the most reasonable
terms,
Fine 24, '44--if:
r
o PHYSICIANS.
~ A • good Dinioorado aysioi•O, mul
tiTlto take ohmage of a mostloo.ororfairoro thou,-
*4 dollars per year, IrWitig.falbrmaA of &Jour
tit.; snit parUoulagsgtria by adantsaiiig, or
oallpg apps P. 44A1 MERlcatilds office.
Nov.lBth'ff-,-14
d AuTio..
beteby coition IA perwas:nae k tast
mo
pore " :haatng • noto, givon kt i ilotit on N i
b rtitorfttle• lull..Lbliata7viumnoirpay
note unless oompolloTly law. -
Nov. 18th, '64-Bt. MAO WALECZA.
' NNWECLAIJEOUS
LAW* • .11121
1 4 , or
SPRING AND UMli - Bit 000DS
“iiiplito - iri!terrafte • •
ON MAIN STA' BET, BELLETONTB, PA
THE HOFFER BROTHERS
Have jest reeelvid the finest assortment of
Piping and rummer goods ever brought to this
place, which they sell at prices that defy com
petition, eensisting of
Zest Quality Ladies Dress plods.
NBRl,vos,
•
CASIDIER ES,
DELAYER,
CALICOES r
AND SITALYER
DRESS G 0 ODa
AL A GOOD ASELORTMILNT OP
Irubden
and Willaur IVore
Flour amt./Peed, C,oien•
&gar., Tarn,
op, Vinegar, Dried Fruit, Nun
..., Soap and' Cantaey, Fi.A, To
bacco, Sall, C. & saferann,Suulain.
a large asiortlneat of ladies' and gee tlemen'e
BOOTS, .3110 ES GAITERS.
(}llllVr 1 DUCE 1E TRH
MAGNIFICENT 114 R-GAINS
OTTIIRED TO YCILCIIMISSII sal
•
Cash or Country Produce!
iii ARDWAAE AND - CVTLERY I
B.AZIPZILESSILIL
FOREIGN AND, DOILESTIO HAILDWARE
For the people generally we have
coal bode, coal scoops, cobl shovels, coal
sifters, lanterns, lamps, chimneys, wicks
table cutlery, -pocket cutlery, pl, led
'peons, plated forks '
table castors,
ee
servers, tea and coffpots, butter
knives : - rnllT saws, cross-c u t
A.A./kir
saki; ales, freeletilles„„Tiveli
tatlitiiMk inst
. pocks, pricks, forkS, grub
boss, skalds, spades,'
4 spadflig forks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins,.)4lr,twjaa,
pots springs, enroll lamps,
hips,
sleds, *Wes, willow-
chairs, doubieT,atrated willow -
ohaire for children; ban shellare,"
feed cutters, plows, eptflrbtfinintingst,
emery. borax, resin, pitch, „red chalk,
white chalk, wire, horse nails, meat cut
ters, scales, wash-boards, rocking-horses,
horse buckets, wooden pails, mopstieks,ehurns,
clothes pins, potatormashors,. butter ladles, but
ter prints, railing pins, porefi'mate, door mats
parlor mats, paint brushes, duet brushes, shoo
brushes, horse brushes, stove brushes, coun
ter brushes, corn poppers, whips, sleigh
bells, skates, heel-calks, glue, enamelled
kettles, 'brass kottler, copper kettles,
glue kettles, stew kettles, sauce
pans, sledges, broad axes, thim
bles, skeins and boxes, axle
pease, paints in oil, paints
dry, linseed nil, lubrin oil,
bsnsine,'ourtaim fixtures ".
'lump chain, grind
stones, wooden
pump tubes,
pump., pump
fixtures.
ALSO, Mills ' Pistols, Shut-guns, Roe
Springs, glass, h'tiged Saddker's Hard
wan, and all other kinds or merchandise usual
ly kept in a etell regulated hardware store.
The stook is entirely new, and we are egabled
sell lower than any other establishment in the
un.try
g ---
ur place of busineme will be found on
No est corner of the Diamond.
BAXSTRESSER & CRIST.
&Herold& Pa. May let, lBB2.—tf.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
More goods can be had Curless money
at the cheap store of
RI11711113 • N ITZLILLER,
at Centro Centre. Coutity, Pennsylyanla,
than at any other establishment in the State.
lie keeps constantly on tumid a choice 'iodic of
AND FANtt dOODP.,
BOOTS A 81143E5, RATS As CAPS,
Ready-made Clothing,
Notions, Queonswsro, Hardware, Willow and
Wooden Ware,
And in fact s complete assortment of all the ar
tides usually found in a first class country
store.
I)4I:ESS GOODS.
Frew.l) , Merinos, all wool, Plaids, Coburgs
Reps., Alpines', Black Silks,
EIMEI
HOSIERY—WooI end Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, Fine Shirts, Silk, Cotton and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Hoop Skirts, best makes.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMDIIES.—Brencti Broad
clothe, Satinets, Melton's, ao., for winter wear.
SILAWLSL ' -i fall lin7s, till wool.
t dri
_l's AND SItOES,
We will keep at all times a fall assortment b
custom made goods.
PRODUCE TAKEN
In Ex.halite An. Goods;and She
lIIOUZST MART PAWNS
PAIDIN CASH POD, dfalN (th
• I,* • - '
ALL za4ol.
CALL, BZfIQLD & 7121LZIEMI.
Aug. 7th, 186341. R. ICELLBR.
SADDLE & HARNESS
tIitIiNUFAO,7OIBY.
The rabeoliber begs litre to toff® the World
snG. the people of ("entre leoiinty In partiality;
that ll's dill oontiosoo to any ad the Nitddikil•
Miaow in all its various brsooliaet * Fa .49P
on the North-out artier of ALLIIB.IIANY soar
Motets 1-whet! use be bond si all
times s tall supply of
Saddles, Wagon Barnet.
Ilamage . florneosi,
Collies,
, Wow it Whip..
Trunks„
• brialrig Whips'
!dim,
t -
Netts.
'Ate. ke., &a.
made of the very toMniaterinl, and itiLimerrito
to be put together in the most substantial man
ner. Pricooto suit thetimea.
QM and examine for paraebtos, gontlemeo,
and if you are sot atiall4 yeamieed not par
ohs's.
. • Jinni! TOM( I Co.
Bathnie, MO; 10th
~a .
MOM
I=El
ALSO,
yll/ 7.11111
IBIOELLANEOYJB.
NBW AND SPLENDID FITpCK
Cl=
BEST BOOTS AND SNOBS
DI aIIYTII3 COUNTY,
WAranted--oome and see fort
not charge for looking at than.
• L• 11011 STOCK OP LII•TONTS Or ALL KINDS
GROCERIES, QUEICNBWARE OF NEW
,STYLES.,
TOTS AND eoisrscrtpasetki.
8110 E BUNDI 4 NGS,
A.IAIIIIW ISTTLAS HATS 4,31 D O• PS
LADIES FURS,''NEW STYLES, VICTOR
INES, MUFFS, FURS, CAPES, ole. do.
PIQTIOPiS.
Ladies Sticking, Hoods Moves, Nobles, No
tions of all kinds.
COILN AND SEE , ' URNSIDAV'S N 6 W
GOODS. .
North West Corner of the Diantoid.
WARRANTED to be just what we represent
them. We havodhe very hviit which. we
warrant, and lower grades in all their '
Varieties,
CALL' AND EXAMINE ittlkitlylt —.STOCK
•SIP AKSI /OR TOVIIIIILVIB.
LEATHER Of ALL DESCRIPTION'S
A LAROZ STOCK Of
8110 E. FINDING ,
SADDLERY SADDLES, BRIDLES HALTERS
CART,HEARB, HARNESS, COLLARS
NAMES, LINES,' ,
and every article made uld kept by saddlers,
Water-Proof Boole - noble soled warranted
WitlP ItUNFIS,
=
POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
A large assortment of Buffalo Bohm floras
Blanket+, Rlegh Bells, Fox Imam. So.
The highest market prices paisifor Bohm Skin,
and WI kinds of furs
CX s P
For !fides and Skins at Itumsido's.
'The good time has come boys, when )on earl
have all you derive to eat at a very low rate.
11171tlifilUES
has jugt received a large a d
o goo swie .0 in one a • very nia
minable rates—so luw as t uut y be exeelled by
any other eitabliehrnent ef,.the kind in the
country. You will find it groatly to your' ad
vantage to buy youy‘mres at Burnsides.
Buy dried Poaches, Ap Cheeriei, Prcues,
Currants and Tamarinds rem Burnside..
If you want Prime Chaos, Salt, Rice, Cavendish
Congress, Fine cut, Natural Leaf, or Smoking
Tobacco of superior quality, go to Burnside".
Ladies will find it to their advanti.wa to buy
Morocco Boots, french calf and Kip-shoes Slip
pers and Gaiters with and without basil", of all
sizes and color", from. Burnside'.
Buy Sweet Sicily Oranges, Fresh Leinons,Figs,
Dates, Raklitts, Candice and Nuts from Burn
side&
yew
Putt, Jelly CakeekGnaw', 'Loungers, French
and English Seceets, su ll y plums, or . tuly other
kindr of Confootionalien, go to Burnoles.
Buy Hair Brushes, Pertmonias, Purses, Pneket
and Dressing tnsubs Gum llslr and English
flat 'heal and Mourning Pine, Gloves, Hosiery
'Pocket Knives, Trout dies, Fish Hooks and
Tactic, Stationery, Cleats Linea and Silk
nitukcrchlefs, Linen and Marseilles Col
lars, and many oche! Fancy Articles and N o
Clone of Burnsides.
If you want Palley, Soapy, Candles, Corn and
Pearl Starch, Shot, Powder, Coffee Essence),
Brown, and English Mustard, Red and Black
Peppers, abiler• IllasssrNetmegs and a garland
variety pf tipicon,gn to urngides. ,
If you have Futter, ggs; Potatoes, Wheet,
Beans or-ether Country Produce, it can be
,01.-
changed for goods at cash prices at the
- cheap
cash variety Store of Burusidee.
At Buruside's we study to pleas and give sat
tsfactioa.
Please accept ourtbanks for put fir
von and place us under obligations for many
wow ones:
Bellefonte January Bth, 1864—tf.
11URRAII! HURRAH!! 11URRAII!!!
GOOD ItRFD FOR TUN Puerta!!
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES!
A. 61,1USFINIIAN, •
Just returned from New York, with a handsome
selocted assortment of merchandise, now open
and offer for sale cheaper than any body
else in the Union. The Goods have been
bought. cheap for each, and will be
t sold'cheap for cash or its equivalent.' . •
4
Cloth, Cass er, Satinett,K.Juncs
Chambray ;Cottonades, Marseil
les Vest* , Satin and other
Vea
I.
iffider Shirts, and
Dt . Black and Fan
cy Silha at old prices,
sk ca. 4 color Flannels,
wool and dom.
monde Suck and
Shirting Flannel',, ,
Bleached, Unbleach
ed and Colored Canton
. Flannels, French and 11/-
mastic Gingham., Ticking.
and Chaska, Bleached and Un
bleached Sheetiligs, Pillow Case
and. Shirting Muslin, Cambric' and
Drills. Hoseries and Gloves, Sus
penders add liankitrcbiefs, Neekties,
Collars and Bosoms, Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas—Silk, Gingham. and Muslim— ,
Balmoral Skirts, Ladiee'a and Missess Balmo
ral Skirts of veriest. sizes and prices. Skeleton
lloop Skirts, Ladies's and Missed Skeleton
Hoop Skirts of every description.
—Spring and Summer Cepa., both Cloth and
Silk, unsurpassed in stykk quality, and
prices, north of Mason and
1/izon's . Line.
Shawia, at endless varfety, both single sad
double. *lmpels, a full assortment of ad kiwis
of Carpets, such,'' Brussels, 8 Fly ingrains,
Rag and Straw Carmstp. Oil Cloth, ilt I width
of Floor and Table Oilcloth and Oil 'Shades.—
SALT, - ,
FISII,
GROCERIES,
SOLE LEATiI ER,
.SPANISH
PIE NCB CALF-SKINS
COUNTRY CALM SKINS. •
MORROCO
LINING/3..4C. de. 4.C.
Shoemekerff Thread - sad Shoemakers Toole, at
all kinds te.be halted •
A. strassatigni-
0112APHR than at any other tatabliahment to
peiptrat taaesylvaath.
Beaefonte, Deoomber 19th 1862,—tt.
MEMII
MATTHIAS BCHHUCS,
Would respoothilly inform the people of Bella
fonts and vioinity, that he bee •opened. a suer
and
COMPLETE BAKERY; •
Lo the old Tediperance Hotel, on BISHOP street
nitre - be wlll.keep constantly on hand- all kinds
of
MtEAD,
POUND-CAKES,
BUG PI AND GINGER CAKES,
CRA&ERS„OANDIEB
&Ci, &C., &C., 4
.i , .
'Nob b a s will sell at a reaseasbls and satisibe :
1 /3 111 40 • . ~
t° ,losities will find it is that adv
ai t it to
their bilking done aithis eitabilsW 'at sy
o*n slirarript para,wholeso*braul sakes
lust Wbeatbey need WNW • • ista 1$ 1862-ly
40.62 t RICHILYMAPIrg, •
0, ,
Altai Bt., innipEfarlits,
Um a lutelo4 of . '
NPATONM - ...• .
TrNI MR/4Y, ' •
BMAU,
Barrio/ fIaNI4IMA y
TB, BPOPM,IIOIIM.
i v- x ..*,;14.4rw
riameisoadi or AIL ituurcsferl iw ,
A-• .•81.441.t. amilts
DYEIPEP.B L I A.
A 01111,16 WARVANsrjrpd
DYSPIPPILA WWI roramoura :
Ist. A oonstant paid or eureoilooor at he .14
of rho oroorrioh.
2d. fliotahroes and.Actditi.
Coorismoors-arid•Lors'of
4‘11.• Moonsaltd Pepressdon of series.
btb. Diareitatda, riPhlti• '
6th. rain In alt panto,' the system
7th. Consumptive' iljialitoms and PEJpitallea
of the heart.— - -o 1%. Ij
-6th. Congh.'aith Mem In the taro
9th. Neroans Affection and weat•of weep
night- • • , •
leth. Loss of Appetite stpd remitter
11th. DillinNa., Dimness of Vinton, and lea"
of sight.. • .• .
12th. Ileadanhe and
k u. walklpp
with greit ifeekneett.
Out of the thousands of dale of 40yspisda
that bait' need' Dr. Wished's , Greet Mitet to
Dyspepsia Pills, not one of 'them Praallsilled
' perfect Ogre. We, jtarrent a eare in ovary ease,
no matter if of twenty years standing. Bold
fq all druggists 'everywhere, and atalr. Wien
here's Oboe, No. 10 11. remind angst, Philadel
phia, Pa. All examinations lad . consultadloni
free of chine. Pend for a circular.. Price 'if
per box, sent by mail, free of clone, co, vel
ecipt La the mokey.-
11Y PEPSIA Dyjefitallf
I I, Elizabeth Ilrartivin, or Brandywine. _
formerly of Old Clanger, Del., do certify that,
(dr ono yew( itpd • half I suffircd everything
but death from that WWI digeage called Dyg
pepais. My whole system was proillrated with
weakness and nervous debility; I con.'d nut
digest MI loud • If I ate even a cracker or the
smalloit amount of food, it would return just
I swallowed it;. I became go eostivow
els that I would not have a purer In legs than
from four and calm mght deo ; under this im
mense goffering, inY mind gamete entirely to
give way. I had dreadful horror end evil fore
bodings. I thought oierybody laded me, and I
hated evenhody: I could not heart:lay husband
or my 0011 children, everything apheared to be
horror stricken to toe; I had no ambitioi to do
anything; I lost all love offmnily and home; I
would ramble itrutprander,from place to place.
but could not bid I felt that I was
doomed to heti, and 'that there was no heaven
for me, end dceic oftrn tennitcd to commit gni
cide, vn near wee my wholitnervons system de
stroyed, and alto my mind from that awful mon
plaint, Dyspepsia, thattuy friends thought beet
baleiue poured 111 ntraorutee Hospital,
01l seiooted stock
_
West Pialadefphis I retnitimid there nine
weeks, and thought I tittle 6etter, but in
a few days my divadful complaint wan raging ea
bad as eccr. Rearing of the wonderfhl cures
perfo'rmed by Dr. Wishart's West Maui*.
bYspepsia Pills and Is le treatment for Dyspep
-411, guy- husband -waled -on- Dr, -Wiggliest-and
stated my ease to him. Ile said he bad - tie
doubt he Could sure me. Bo in three days
after I called and placed myself under the bee
ter'a treatment end in two weeks I begun to di
gest my food, and felt that my 'disease was feet
giving way, and I - continued to recover Vr
about three months, and at the present .time I
enjoy perfect health of body dad mind, and I
most sincerely return my thanks to a merciful,
God and Dr. Wisheart, and to his Ureat dmeri-
gt save,d ine from an Insane , Asy lum and pre
*taro grave. All persona mffarillg with Dye-
Waft at liberty to call on moor wrfye, as I
artwilling to do all the rod I can for marina
humanity. • ELIZANITII BRANSON.
Brandywine, Del., formerly of. Old Cheater,
Delaware emmt,y, Pa.
Dr. Wishart's °Moe, No.lo•Nbrtb Second Si,
Philadelphia:
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPM'SIA I
Dr. lirienswr :--I have lab constant inf.
ferer with Dipspepsia for the laatelghteen years,
* during which time I cannot say that I ever en
joyed a perfectly well day. There were dims
when the iriiptisas were mom aggravated than -
at Others, and then it seemed it would bee great
relief to din I had at all times an deplessant
fogling'in my, bad, but latterly my suffering. so
mach increased that I became ahooit unfit fur
brimless" of sipy kind; ray mind was continually
filled With gloomy thoughts and forebodings,
and if I attemptest to change their °emit by
reailing, at *hie a wippation-of icy col Mas in
connection with a dead weight,es it were, rested
upon my brain; also, • feeling of sickness
would occur at my stomach, and groat pau to
my eyes '
accompanied with wheel, was the con
tinual fear of losing my reason. I also expo
neneed great laratude, debility and nervons
nese, w [doh made it difficult to Walk by day or
Bleep by night. I became averse to society and
disposed only to seclusion, and having tried the
skill of a number of eminent physicians of va
rious schools, finally came to the conclusion
that, for this disease at my present age (45 ;
years) there was no once in existence. But,
through the interference of Divine Providence,
to whom I devoutly offer my thanks, I at hist
found a Sovereign remedy in your Dyspepsia
and :xi .. . Cordial, which seem' to have ef
fectually removed almost the last tram of 'my
lung list of ailments and had feelings, and in
their place health, pleasure and contentment
are my every day companions.
. JAIL N. SAMEDIRS,
No. 453 14 Second St, philadelphfe,•
Formerly of Woodbury, N. J.
Dr. Wlisbart's Ware, No 10 N Sooond Stellma.
Philudolphia.
DYSPEPSIA !`DYSPEPSIA
I, Moses Tobin, of Cheltenham, Montgom
county, .Pa., have buffered for more than e".•
year, everything•hubdeath itself from that art
ful dismiss called Dyspepsia. r employed in
that time five of the most eminent physicians in
Philadelphia. They did all they could for me
with medicines and cupping, but still I was no
better. I then wont to the Pennsylvania Uni
versity, in order, to place myself hi , of the best
medical talents of the country, but their medl
einesefailed to do me any good and oftentimes I
wished fur death lo relieve me of my sufferings,
but seeing Dr. Wishares advertisement in rho
Philadelphia Bulletin I determined to try owes
more, with little faith. I called on Dr. Wis
hart and told him 11%1 mould have died I would
not bare troubled him. and then related my suf
ferings to him. The .Doctor mid that if he fall- .
ed to cure me of Dyspepsia, it would be the fifth
cane in two yenrs,so I put myself under his
treatment, and although I bad been for mutt r
vomiting nearly everything I ate, boy atereach
molten with wind, and filled withp II lain beyond
description I bought • boa of his l ATia
Pills. I need them aa directed, and aye
I could eat as hearty • meal as any paean at
the State of Penneylvanla, and itithety day*
was • well maa. I invite any person suffering
as I was to call and See me, and I will swats
ply su ff erings and the great cure I received. I
irould ray to Dyspeptics, everywhere, that Dr.
Wiebart is, I believe, the only person ea earth
that eau cure Dyepepeis with any decree of cer
tainty. 1• Moses Tp ,,.
iL sue
-
De. Win hart'sNalnee, N 0, NorthNe7inl
Street. Office boars front YA,* to 6R. M.
All examinations and consult/aims tree.
DYSEBPEILi L . DMEIREPBLi 1
Elanneet D, .11paa bare been a gnat Wl
foyer w,ith °bank. DY•PoPlia i•d••••dou
thth j ilEidam for three year& 4 eaph yea
ree" ok fair the most ender* pkyides of - -
Phitadelpldd, eta of Buriingba, Misr•lreePttr
They did all they amid for No, pa. 4 l ,
Maid,
ao
rya*. I was stonstaqy ~Uglw
pd dtstrosa, aturwmi °molten 6 gof
wind and .eowi sebd. Nyipteagger estai
,with a white cuatimqtanuelikiuktil lt cracked
. bulge, a e olArrokkersatirany.lorr. Oh I
eftentimai waited dia . Assehlo ratillap ma or
coy outrarhigajor &had lo . at, bo=re
being crM. maw***
_to tkod , ;woof* ainVor o it t w e ita
*balk' Abstym - . hi
told to road toa ailyar.taankaat a r.
r
to the Plitiadalples '71 , 046•4 et • 1! 6 •• 151 0
made Mr.:olus Babcoakr.of 0 26 - OM ,
' • by the Maria*
• 1 , • "thrall •Vb
r iten efike•
to• • Emig oiar *O aratilool'
tad lit''' . be tfillad to Odra** 3roidd•l baud
osltho
Laic OM I woalt ' talk& '41.108? is •
wear mime I tratiOltotollit
mar/ Nall aim& WO. . sitO
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