Atwaatt,Wairlutlan
11131101.4 t Per 7W When paid in advance
MIA whit Mk pita in advance, and $3,00 when
Dot pail Wore the expiration of the year.
ANSWERS V% CORRESPONDENTS
IL A. 13.—We harm never tooted the matter, nor
• do we think It would be worth while, At
least, we shall not undertake it now. or
• . , '•
Jramos.—The new Fee bill for jettiest ana
eenoteNee passed at the set oemioa of the
Lesbian" and is the iiw l ot the whole
Statafapplying alike to e odirdty. ,
Kere.i—You 'should try R Attila. Remember
qte anecdote of Robert [truce, and keep up
gout courage. A faint heart never yet ac
' ecompliabed anything.
Lcossan.—lf you really are as Lovious.sis you
seem to be, you bah hotter attend to the
matter yourself, and not trust it In the
hands of anybody else. A single misstep
may prove fatal to your preloct.
B..elarke, they-comedian, and brother
in-law of .7. Wilkes Booth, is tlge funniest.
man alive, and ketlii an audience in a con
tinual roar of laughter. i ft is nontrobable
. that he is In any way OAupected with the
' Booth-Lincoln .tragedy, and hi recent ar
rest may be only precautionary., '
8. T. In--Yours to certainly an embarrinoting
ease. If the young lady still refuses to see
yon or to receive any message y.. 0 may send
her, we are at • lose to . know what advice to
give you. She is evidently very deeply of
fended, yet if mho loveS you KW debotedly
and unselfishly as you seem to think eho
she does, you need not despair of a recon
ciliation. When she learns bow sincerely
sorry you aro for your conduct, and what
anguish your banishment from her . presiince
cantles yon,abe will r lent and Teeters you
to fit, providsilioti make s imbable_w
knowledgment of your error. How to snake
her aware of this you will best know.
Hereafter be careful never to commit such
an Indiscretion again.
__THINGS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY.
Clusdn ❑eo. Harman has been
appointed agent for Adam's Express Com
pany. The office will hereafter be at Har
man's Hotel.
I=l=l
AeguirrEit.--The trial of Wm. Gains, for
the murder of his brother 'Whorl, resulted
in his acquittal. We eltall give a. full his
tory of the case next week.
I=l
Goma BACIL-A squad of soldiers in
charge of a lot of homes and army wagons
on-their way to Harrisburg to lieditichorged,
encamped in town on IVednea•loy night last.
GITTING READY.—The juveniles about
town are getting exceedingly industrious
and Baying since the bill pouters for the cir
cus were around. The ILith will he a big
day fur them.
Banes JAIL —A prisoner by the name of
Charlto, confined in the jail at. this place for
!passing counterfeit money, broke jail one
day this week and made his escape. Ile has
not been ro-arrested at this writing. Anoth
er argument in favor of a new jail. -
Ooou.—The bricklayers will commence
work on Brokerhoof's Row o,n Monday nest.
This has been en eyesore to the citizens of
our town for the last two years, and the re
moval of the vast brick piles that hove bar
ricaded the streets about it will be some
thing that will cause every one to rejoice
BONNETS.—The spf•ing fashion has dis
orirded the sky-scraping hunncta, and has
brought in vogue ilre half-handkerchief hen
net, which a newspaper Altiti s talina in New
York reports as bernig "a aiinfilitile runc
lion placed on the top of the head, and Imre
.'" affording the requlsite facilities for sue
tat 'rig even the moiety of falling lace and
cluste ' decorations whi.ch so delicate an
thr, 4.
atom req ' cc." •
7,4 o
A COUPLE o
cc female Americans, of
African descent, in 'get' in a little ' set-to,'
the other day, on the hill book of the Cum,
lititiiiirotaliinprecillens irci'iTei'ec,
the blows heavy, and the MMicsomewhat
injoriona.
" The doge did bark—the children sere:bum',
Up flew the windows all.
We wbuld recommend come of humane
sbolnlon brethern to give that nei&abor•
vitood a call.
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ADJUTANT Nit:Fri:v.—Our sanctum was
illuminated on Tuesday last by the presence
of Adjutant Sydney T. kindly, of the 18-lth
reg't.. who has been for so long a prisoner
in Dixie. " Syd." looks well, and is in first..
rate spirits. We were glad to see him once
more, as we had begun seriously to fear
that be had gone the way' of all flesh!'
llr Illft for Annapolis...on Wednesday, to re
port, and hopes soon to be discharged fiem
the service, in which he has always been an
honorable officer.
- 0 -
Pam Stone, at the Logan
Saloon, under Hoffer's store, has introduced
• new feature in the entertainments of that
establishment. He not sets out • free
lunch every morning, which is a most con
venient arrangement for tie's° who get hun
gry between breakfast and"dinner. The
lunch suasion, of bread and butter, dried
beef, obeeee, pieilea, Nelda, waelvol
down by a glass of good lager. are not hard
, to take, Ths;husch is free, and is set out
every morning froth nine to eleden o'clock.
• Slone knows bow to keep saloon, and in this
--resfjeed be laaflead of all his ootomporaries.
' — •llsWe kiwi a call and• partake of his good
things.
I=l
Two of our neighbors piokbd up a poor
little, yellow, starved "purp." They nurs
ed and fed him to fatness. They •doated
the grateful wag of his narrative. They
were enraptured at the music of his voiew
They slot: soundly on their downy heds,•
eansolotm that no robbers aouid molest et
make them afraid while that lydx.4ed can
ine kept wattle; yid ward:
The scene eltanges. 4'Tie noon. Ths found
ling "dorg," the i s iturp" of misfortune;
gnaweth a bone. 4psirentice blacksinitlt
epprottoles, take. a deliberate and cold
blooded sight at the. defenseless animal,
fires his an, and ell that remains of Mel dog
is Lis Inanimate Porpite. 'The tail shell wag
to more. Rev/4;K ring iu reare.
--Mlimannt weather bas come at last
and for the past few daii, old Sol has made
his appearance, developing the green of the
herbage rapidly.- Trees have budded and
areputting forth their - linen. leaves, thus
givirtiraillilitirit • charming appearance.
=I
—Mansfield's Dispensatory says that
moat of the Sarsaparilla of the shops is inert
and grorthless. Dr. Ayer in his writings on
this drug stateelhat not only is it inert is
found in the shops, but so also are moat of
the preparations froin it or bearing its name.,
Ile shows, hostever; that This feat arises
from Ilieuse of worthless viiirietia,, or un
skillful preparations by ineoropOt. men;
'bk. the tine Medical Sarsapurilla (Sam
smilax oft) tif the- tropics, when freshly
gathered in the bud, is one of the mast e4f
feetual alterative* we possess. tionihintd
with other substantive power, like lodine,
hock, &c.,)inntkez Ayer's "CtNip,
kixt of Sarp., which we Lave reason to be
lieve is one of the most efiectual remedies
for humors, skin disease. and for purifying
the blood which lint; ever yes been found by
anyhod) , .—Banger (Me.) Ntrrur,.
Ma. Itl'Atamersn's Srexcu —ln another
part of to-days paper will be found the re
marks of Mr. McAllister, on the death of
James T Hale, together with the rd
quest of the " membern. of the bfir " and
"officers of the con, t " for its publication,
and the reply. In justice to Mr. M. we
'cheerfully gixe it a place in our paper, not
witluitanding the ungentlemanly itudnun ,
tioits contained in his letter. It is a matter
of 'regret that Judge Yale's death almuld in
any manner form a pretext for party hick
eringe, or political strife, and we are sorry
that the gentleman chosen to pronounce the
eulogy, shoUldpurette such scours* as piny
cause matters to be referred COO, that will
Whether the apeeilt furnished us for pub
lication is a literal rendition of the one de
' livered in the Court House, on the cream ion
referred to, we cannot say. The comments
on it at the time, in the WATCRINIAN, as the
mark attached indicates, ware an itten by
another than the edit cir--axentleman whom
we have every reason to believe would' not
wilfully , misrepresent the remarks of any
one. But we do know that over half of the
gentlemen whose names are signed to the
request to have the speech published, did
say at the time flint that speech was both
" out of place" and "disgraceful."
If it was the time and place to bring up
the political record of the deceased; if it
was the time cud place to denounce those
who could not endorse his political course;
it it Wind the time and place for Mr. McAlis.
ter to eulogize a few renegade democrats,
beci use they taw proper to leave the party
and Note with abolitionism, to overturn the
Constitution of our country, and the time
end place fur hint to make assertions, which
he knows cannot be sustained, so far as the
Democratic members of Congress from this
State are concerned—then we will admit
that the comments of our correspondent,were
unkind, and did "misapprehend" hie re
marks. But we give his speech in full, cor
rected and revised, and our readers can
judge whether, on an occasion of the kind,
it was not both .out of place" and " dia
.
graceful."
_______o_
GiNIRRA.I3II.IBIIIN,—We had the pleasure
of a call from Brigadier General James S.
Brishin the other day, who has recently ar
rived in this place from Kentucky on his
way to Washington, on b usiness connected
with his departnieut. Gen. lirisbin is au
sttperintendent of the organization of colo
ed troops in Kentucky, and in a recent re
port he shows that his labors have resulted
in the enlistment of twenty one thousand
colored troops in that §tate, while eleven
new regiments are being organized. This
will make a quota of over thirty thousand
colored troop• fur Kent heky, and Gen. Brut
luin hoped to have it filled within sixty days
after the dal; °Gills report.
The Cincinnati C'unirnerc;al stales that
Gen. Mit:hitt has recently Intact:3 , rd a letter
to (lovelier Brakiltile, of Kentucky, urging
non him the jai! , to • 1 • ;4. •
'stature together to pass the "Constitution
al amendment."
"The G-n. says the slaves are iominally
free rahl the masters cat uo longer depend
upon their labor, and points out the evils
that moat It:gee - from the present half slam
half free condition or the State.
Ite'claims that the passage of the amend
ment would quiet the minds of the negroes,
and cause them to remain nt home and till
the toil now so much in need of their labor.
Morey than twenty thousand of the most
valuable slaves have already gone into the
army ; so that Kentucky mutt choose miter
to have her slave population abscond anti
natal by the army, or to save her labor to
the soil by granting unconditional freedom
to the slaves at home.
Tliklovernor replies, concurring in ill
opinion that slavery can no longer be re
tained in Kentucky, that labor must be reor
ganised on a free basis."
While we are glad to see Gen. Briebin on
the high road to prosperity, and believe
that he has honorably won his way to his
present position, we suggest that State ex
ecutives should best know their own policy,
and should not be influenced by military
dictation. We give Gen. Ifrisbin credit for
conscientious motives, but knowing that a
letter which he once wrote to Governos
Letoher was productive of no, good, we
would caution him, in a friendly way,
against to much indulgence in his epistola
ry,pßelivities.
Wit do not now, nor have wo over approved
of the enlistment of negro troops into the
army, but, nevertheless, the position of su
perinteaffent of the enlistment of colored
troops, is an Important one, and requires tr
good deal of tact and energy. Gen. Brisbiu .
appears to give satisfaction to the govern
ment in this respect, and as it has to be done,
we do not know of any one who would do it
mare effectively or impartally than Gen.
Briebin.
Tho general left. here on Tuesday - for
Washlogtm, but—will return again on hie
wny to Kentucky. Personally, Gen. Brie
bin is a goutlaman, and has many' fFiends
in tills o only.
MARRIED.
In Bellefonte, at the residence of J. H. Me.
Cittre, oefeesdiey. morning, May 2, la Bev. J:
R. Barnard, Rim DJ J. Berle, of 'T113014 . 0111
Juninte county, end Miss eery Moore,
of Cantle eonnti; Pa.
. .
. .
At the lame time sad place, by the Rev. J. P.
Arranger. Mr. :elm !NI. Beverly to Vise Emily
both .iihwur.l, Centre conuty, Pa.
DIED,
•
On Sriturdoy, the 22d ultimo, at her residence,
in this borough, Mrs. Ellie .11 : Grades, in the
51st year of her op.
The Bellefbnte Market.
White Wheat, per bushel,....
do
Rye, do
Corn Shelled, .......
Oats. .
Barley do
Buckwheat, do
Clove Seed do
Potatoes, ..... ...... do
Lard per puund,......
Bacon, °
Pork,. ...... ... : ..... .......do
Tallow, do.. .....
Butter,
per dostmt
Plaster, ground ..... .per ton,
A L N
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
A note of warning and advice toabose suffer
ing with Seminal Weakness, General Debility, or
Pronafire Decay, from whatever canto, produced.
Read. ponder, and reflect! Bo wre in Disc,
- Sent FILER to any padres?, for t he benefit of
Gal afflicted. Sent by Return wall. AdAreas
JAMES S. BUTLER, 429 Broaflway..New York.
ap. 11-3 m.
..71ArnkArfil..4%, BLINIoNESS AM, CATARRH—
tr.:RINI with tho utmost success by Dr. J.
ISAACS, Ochllet` and Aurist, formerly of Ley
den, Holland, No. 519 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Testiftionlals froin the most reliable sources in
the city and enuntry may be seen at his office.
The m edical faculty are Incited to acrompsny
they patients, as he hos no secrets in his prac
tice. ARTIFICIAL ETES inserted without
pain No el.arge Ovule for examination.
feb. '44, ly.
ig !
Do >no want Whiskers or bloo-Yaches Our
D recut% Compound will force them to grow op be
moot be.,t fare or chin, or hair no bald heads, in
els necks Price $l,OO. Bent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, no receipt of price. Address,
WARNER di CO., 80/ 138 Brooklyn. N. Y.
leb - 17 ly
TDB essay a
Warning and Instruction for yo.mo inen—pub-
Urelfirgilii sea iTsrenTelopes. Address Dr. J.
AKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associationj•
Philadelphia, Pa. fob 17 ly
WOODSIDE & STADGER,
No. 407 Arch atreet, above 'ourth, Philadelphia,
11:3=1
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
J,WO2DRIDE, J. J. It TADICER, C. T. TrAnragn
N OTICE TO JURORS.
All persons summoned to serve as Ju
rors for the eecord week of Ore April Tenn,
Court commencing on let Monday in. May, are
hereby notified thatthey need not attend at said
Term. By order of the Court,
R. COSLEY, Sheriff.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. •
Will be expo,' to public safe at the
hotel of T. M. Hall in Mliceberg, on
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1865,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following real estate, Rik
flitted in the tosfnship el' Boggs, near` Central
City, awitsining
TAKER ASRES, MOR.FI OR LESS,
bounded by !finds of J. M. Wagner, A. C. hi
dings and others, and known as the property of
Arm Runkle, deed. The land is it the best
condition. two thirds of it being planted with
choke fruit.
TERMS mode known on day of pale.
4'128, 3t.. DANIA RUNKLE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
= , _. =
GROVF,STEEN & C 0.,.
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTUREP.I,4'
499 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
The attention of tho public and the trade is
invited to our
NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE
ltosew'oed Piano Fortes, which for volume and
runty of tono are unrivaled by any hitherto
offered in this market. They contain all the
modern initSrovements,
FRENCH, GRAND ACTION, HARP PEDAL,
IRON FItAME, OVERSTRUNG BASS, &c.,
and each ingtrunnent being made under the per
sonal supervision of Mr. J. 11. Urovesteen, who
bus a practical experience of
OVER. THIRTY YEARS
in their manufActure,
IS FULLY WARRANTED
in every particular.
THE "t4ROVESTEES . EIA;cO FORTE"
mmeemmewie±al
I=
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London. Paris, llermanv.
phis, Baltimore, Boston and .N.,.÷ . Tork , and
also at the American Institute for five succes
sive years. the Gold and Silver Medals from
both of which can bo seen at our wareromus.
By tho introduction of improvements, we
make a still
MORE PERFECT PI ALTO FORTE,
and by manufacturing largely, .
with
STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM.,
are saablorl to offer those instruments at a price
which will
PRECLUDE ALL COMPETITION.
PRICES
I.—Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Plain Case, $275.
2.—,Scren Octave, round corners, nose
wood Heavy Moulding, s3oo.
No 3.—50% en Octave, round corners, Ruse
wood Louis SIB'. style, $325,
Tornis.=Net cash' in current funds.
Deseilprive Circulars sent free.
STEENNURG 4 Co
A NEW STOCK
A NEW K
A NEW STOCK
OF CHEAP BOOTS,
OF CHEAP BOOTS,
OF CHEAP BOOTS.
CHEAP SHOES
CUEAP SHOES
CHEAP SHOES
CHEAP GAITERS,
CHEAP GAITERS,
CHEAP GAITERS,
FOR WOMEN
FOR WOMEN,
FOR WOMEN,
AND CHILDREN,
AND CHILDREN
AND CHILDREN
COME AND BEE,
COME AND SEE,
COME AND SEE,
Our new and large stook of Boots and Shoes,
Gaiters, &. fur men, mown and children. WO
can sell the very beet article the markets can
produce at from 30.t0 40 Or mint. less than any
Other establishment in or outof Bellefonte, and we
mg rant our stock to be what we represent The
putliic aro particularly requested to bear in mind
thaj,the Boot and Shoe business is a new hature
added to our establishment, and we intend to ex
cel any other establishment In Centre county in
paint of
QUANTITY, QUALITY "' VARIETY AND
EU=
Our dock of clothing and all deforiptions of
furnishhig goods has just been largely. replinish
ed with new styles and patterns. We ask the
people td come and examine for themselves,
before tasking purchases elsewhere. vta guar
'rants* to give entire satisfaction s to oil, qt
Reynold'a nett building, Bellefonte. •
Nor . N3l--tf.
.~
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
R Y . NI? R R'B
MUSIC STORE;
V
.. 1,06
....1 00
CORNED MAIN AND MILL BTREETB,
LOCK RAVEN, PA
T. P. RYNDER TAKES PLEASURE
in announcing to the cilium of : Centre County
that his music store is now •
IN SUCCESSFUL OPERkTIGIN,
"nd that ho lo Pupitscd to ~ f ornish the, with
AttAiUrTiiitiumento
MED
OF VERY , DESCRIPTION;
16,n1
on the Most favorable terms. Ile takes particu
lar pleasure in calling the attention' of the peo
ple to the, 4tsperior qualities of the celebrated
CIIICKERING'S PIANOS,
Those pianos have universally taken the tired
'premium over all others wherever they have
been broughein 'competition. They have only
to Le seen and heard to be admired, an their
manufacturers have succeeded ao fully in com
bining in thein (hero iudispeoeablo• qualities of
a good piano, is., brilliancy, power, depth, and
the
OROAN I 'LIEE RICHNESS OF TONE
which is•absnlntely indispenanble in an instru
ment for accompanyang the r Mee. They are
also celohratcd for ,4
STANDING IN TUNE
This. quality is always desirable, hut it is
especially so to persons living in the country,
where it is not convenient to get professional
tuners but seldom.
RYNDER KEEPS A-SUPPLY
saf-a• t
that he loops thecolelorated
lIAINES BROTHER'S PIANOS,
it ie unnecessary to say a word M commenda
tion of them, as the reputation of the firm is
alone sufficient.
RYNDER RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
that ho has received the
BOLE AGENCY
for Central and IVestern Pennsylvania of the
Patent Inflated Iron itim and Frame
BOARDMAN & CRAY PIANOS
These Pianos vaQ in ?wire from three hun
dred and seventy-file dollars ti seven hundred
dollars, and Are all warranted to give perfect
satisfaction.
PARLOR ORGANS
Having received the SOl i E AGENCX for the
Central Portion of Penneylvtimidt of the
TREAT & DAVIS'
PARLOR, ORGANS AND
IMPROVED MELODEONS,
I am enabled to afar them to the public at re
duced rates. The Parlor Organs are gotten up
in the moat duraLle and attractive style, are
warranted to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION,
and are sold ton to fifteen percent. cheaper than
those of any other tirsi,-".L. ronnufaeturer. We
int Ito a comparison of them with .•e of nay
other maker with reference to all the essential
qualities of n good instrument, viz., Quality of
Tone, Power of Tone, Promptness of Action,
Capacity for Variety of Expression, and last,
but not least, solidity and durability of construc
tion.
Theft Orono , are enighed in different styles
to suit the tastes and peekete of pnrehnsere,
being in
Plain Black Walnut Cases !
Carved Blink .Walnut Cases!
Phan Oak Cases!
"Mse — sl
Plain Chestnut Cases !
Fancy Chestnut Cases!
Plain Rosewood Casc3, and
ItYNDER KEEPS
ale° a large supply of the celebrated
MONITOR ORGANS,
CABINET OItOANS!
CREYX;IY'S EXCELSIOR ORGANS
TEMPERED REED MELODEONS
RYNDER Is PREPARED
to runtish PIAIZO FROM ANY .MARRR to
the United States, should customers prefer others
than those he keeps cn hami.
RYNDER WILL ALWAYS
be supplied with assortment of
BAINES BRO'S. PIANOS,
CIHCrERING , S PIANOS,
FOR MEN,
FOR MEN,
FOR MEN,
BOARDMAN GRA rs PIANOS,
•
Axis'
BOURNE'S PIANOS.
Grateful for the large patronage already be
stowed upon him, and anion. to 'erre all the
people with 'whatefer they may desire in the
Goo of good instruthedts, be has made special
arrangements lei following' celebrated
faetwa toll orders foitheir Plane/rat onee, sad
at Umberto% vie., -
.
WM. B. BRADIJURY,
STEIIiiOA.Y 4 SONS,
GEORGE STECK et CO., New tort,
and WM. BRAM; of Baltimore.
EYED'S KEEPS VIOLINS,
GUITARS,
FLUTES,
FIFES,
FLAGEOLETS, Le.
In Aka- every thing which ought,to be kept in
• Musie Store. Call and see him. Price liete"
peel free. Feb. ?4th, 18115 Iy.
e people
Fancy Roscw•ood Cases!
♦xD Cnarxer's
MISCELLANEOUS.
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07
' TER pOOD
A 7 ?MI
"IRON FRONT" BUILD •
FALL A.ND WI
ON JUIN STREET, BELLEFONTE,
TUE HOFFER BROTHERS
Have jest received the finest assortment of
aping and summer gbods ever brought t o it
place, which they sell at...prices that-defyfiWm
petition, consisting of
, -
Zest Quality Ladies Dress QFoods
CE=
MERINOS,
CASHMERES,
DELANES,, ,
' ' CAL MORS
AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
AI A C7 i .eoD ASSORTMENT OF
Wooden
and Willow Ware,
Flour and Feed, Coffees
- Teo s, Molasses, Syr.
up Vinegar, Dried Fr. a it, Bap
.
ins, Soap and Carol km, l'isk, ro
/wren, Salt, C. It F. Ilapf,Threk,Saleratus,Sodaort
A LSO,
s largo sisortment of ladies' and gentlemen's
ItSO7S, SHOE'S & CA !nuts.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
MAONIFICB NT BARGAINS
OFFERED TO PERCIIREERI FOR
~rr+racc~r -
Dellefnnte, Pa. Mny Bth, 1863
H ARDWARE AND CUTLERY!
lIAXSTRESSER & MUST,
II 010
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
For the people generally we have
coal hods, coal scoops, coal shovels, coal
/MA, lanterns, lamps, chimneys, wicks
table cutlery, pocket cutlery, plated
spoons,. plated forks, table castors,
servers, tea and coff7 pots, butter
knives : mill saws, cross-c u t
saws, circular sitwa, gang
saws,'files, wrenches, rivets
hammers, hatchets, mat
- locks, picks, forks, grub
hoes, shovels, spades,
spading forks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins,bair,twitie,
sofa springs, coal oil lamps,
whips, sleds, skates, willow
- kilning, double-seated willow
chairs for children; corn ehellers,
feed cutters, plows, coffin trimmings,
emery, borax, resin, pitch, red chalk,
while chalk, wire, horse nails, meat cut
ters, scales, wash-boards, rocking-horses,
horse buckets, wooden pails, mop stickachurns,
clothes pies, potato-mashers, butter ladles,, tint
ter punts, rolling pins, porch mats, door mate,
parlor mats, paint brushes, dust brushes, shoe
, brushes, horse brushes, stove brushes, coun
ter brusher, corn poppers, whips, sleigh
bells, skates, heel-calks,glue,entiminlled
kettles, brass kettles, copper kettles,
glue kettles, stow kettles, sauce
pans, sledges, broad axes, thim
bles, skeins and boxes, axle
grease, paints in oil, paints
dry, linseed oil, lubrie oil,
benzine; curtain fixtures
pump chain,
- stones, wooden
pump tubes,
pumps, pump
fixtures.
AL6Q, Rilles, Pistols, Shot-guns, Steel
Springs, Glass, Fdged Saddler's Hard
ware. and allAther kinds of merchandise usual
ly kept in a will regulated hardware store.
The • lurk ie entwely now, and we are enabled
Ball lowettl.an any other eutabliabmont in the
unt ry. Our place of business will be found on
Northweet.corner of the Diamond.
B AXSTRESSER 4k. CRIST.
TiollefontePfC Iday let, 1862.-tf.
N EIV STORE
AND NEW GOODS
In Reynold's norm "Wilding, ' 4
(NEAT 0008 TO TR!: CONRAD HOURS.)
We lord." the attention of the community
to our
EXTEN*I 3 IIO ASQQATMENLVE___
FA Ney ANil STAPLE inn- GOODS,
Boos ANr , FITORIeI
HATS A'Cl CAM,
QUERN/MAIM,
OftOC6RINS, &c., he
Our, entire stork was purchased sines the
lets tleclinu in gold, iialigre aro selling all kinds
of goods
TWENTY TO THIRTY PER CENT
cheaper than the mama goods could_have been
bought for a short iimd ago.
Persons in wont of goods will do well to
examine our stock before purchasing elsew,here.
WI!: WILL DEAL FAIRLY
with those who favor us with a call, and will
give them the benefit of the decline in goods
13=
N. D.—The higheat market price paid in
cub for.all kinds of grain.
J. W. COOKE k Co
licucermtri, December, 18644 C
W BAfiERIt
N MATTHIAS SCHMUCK,
Would respectfully inform the people of Befit
font° and vicinity, that he has opened a new
and
COMPLIAY. BAKERY,
in the old Temperance Flotelion BlSHOPstreet
where he will keep constantly on hand all kinds
of
'BREAD, ° RUSKS,
POUND-CAKES,
SUGAR AND GINGER CAKES,
CRACKERS, CANDIES
Itc.,
willed he will sell Ida reasonable and satisfaa
iy
toce
Fam p il ri es will find it in their advantage to get
their baking done at this establishment., as they
can aiwaysget pure,Wholesoma bread and cakes
lust when theyneed them. Sept. 12. 18fi2-ly
TO TIFF: PUBLIC!
_ _
MRS. SIMONS,
Mars Se., Luca liArna,
#as the larroat and cheapest sto c k of
- GROCERIES, PRO VISIOI4B, ISII,
Codarware,
Queeneware,
Liquors,
Wines,
Salt,
Candies,'
&gars,
Tobin:Aso,
ever offered In thin media . .
.The attention of Hotel and Store-keepers is
called tirthe largeUtoek of the following goods
on band, Ali& are offered at winilesele pries.
200 barrel of Pleb,
200 DARNELS, OP LIQUOR/El AND WINED,
00 boxes of obeying Tobacco, 100.000 Perm,
and a Imp lot of Salt.
Also, Flour and Feed always on band at
July 11, '64-if. ' SIMONS, Main St.
WINES & LQUOES
HALTI-LISTILN! STOP AND READ!
PRESERVE TOUR HEALTH,
• BATS TOUR )11031.1r
AND LIVE HAPPY AND CONTENTED,
tuotpo **MORASS TOM LTSOMI
AT'THE WHOLESALE
PINE XN tVLIQUOR STORE,
di tly opposite tie old Teiispersaso fatal
Ati o. BAT= &C
'll4
rtotivitheta she enormous taxes impo
sed upon all art ain his line of "itijikelsale
- still O°MR:I - nee to a purest enlace at The
very lowest glirvids. y discription of,
..-VlO3ll - E lOF it poild c LiQuoitrf,
wholesale and retail, at the lo et cash privos.
Which are wanant e ml to be the bd qualities ac
cording to their respective Prime. is stock
consists in part of
RY
IIONONCIAIIELA,
RUSH,
*REAP,
CORN,
BEM
NECTAR,
firol others whi.kiee, et froo cents to $2,00
per gallon. Alpo,
ALL KIN:// §ol+ BRAI
from 7( rti., to $B,OO per gallon: Holland (line
pare, from 75 etc, to $2,50 per gallon.
PORT, SW/ERIE, ,CHERRY,' BLACKBERRY
and other 'shies—stile bast itrtieles—at as Out-
eennhle rates an con be bed in the oily
CtiAMPACINE, BLACKBERRY,
AND CARAWAY BRANDIXB,
JAMACA AND NEW ENGLAND I CM
CORDIALS OF ALL. KINDS,
all n which will be warranted to be as represen
ted, and sold at prices exceedingly low.
All the liquors offered for sale at this establis
hment hare bend purchased at the - United
States Custom house, and consequehtly must ho
pure and good.
Physicians and othoes are respectfollY
requested to give his liquors a trial. - 121i4 Ile
has Ilia only . ar • hi of • -----
PERE PORT WINE JUICE IN TOWN.
May, 28,1882. tf.
V ILE WONDER OE THE AGE!
I:=1
AT THE PURENESS AND CHEAPNREE
or Tll6 ARTICLZB SOLD AT -
3. B. EI'IMEZZ'S
WHOLESALE
WINE AND LIQUOR,sronE.
BISHOP STAMM, ngLLEroxil: PA,
The proprietors of this ..i.lillehment take
pleasure in informing the public that' they have
constantly on band a supply of choice foreign
and domestic liquors, such as
Old :Vector,
Old Rye,
Alonoonoala,
And Irish Wkiskey;
Coonne,
Blackberry,
Cherry,
• Ginger,
_ • r •-•—• And common Brandies;
Pori,
3fadert . a,
Chem',
And Lisboa Wines,
Scotch,
And Holland Gin •
New England Rum,
Juniata Rum.
CORDIALS Peppermint, Anstiseect and
Rase. - •
ALL OXEN'S WARRANTED TO roivrAilr
TILE AMOUNT MARKED.
The attention of practicing physicians is call
04 to our stock of
PURE LIQUORS, _
suitable for mapiral purpooto. Bottles jogs
arid Demijohn covtaotly onjwL
We hare
ONLY PURE NECTAR WHISKEY
in Tows.
All liquors were bought when liquors were
low, and we sell them accordingly.•
All liquors are warranted to give manatee
lion.
Confident that we e►n please 01111401116111 we
respectfully solicit a share of public patronage
Liquors will be sold by the quart, barrel or
tierce. we have a large lot of
BUTT LED LI Q 1.1.011.3
of the finest grades on band.
Pp ri I 130
SIMON A. FELDMAN,.
IMPORTER h WHOLESALE DEALER Ix
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
it'/!EAT, RYE AND BOURBON WHISY K
*O. SO6 NO/ffit RRRRRR R
(polo* Spring Gardon,)
PH IL A D ELl'lll,l4, I'.E.N.AP A
bIISCELLANI4:OUB
MA N 1100 D : 110 W LOST, HOW NESTOR
ED.—Just Published, a new edition of Dr.
erivanivaLes CELIDIRATED EMIT on the red.
icod core (without medicine) of Spermator
riven, or seminal weakness, Involuntary Semi
nal Losses, Inroweer, Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to marriage, etc.; also,
Colsumettos, Eriz.itrair, and Fn-R, induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravaga ca.
tit. Price, it a sealed envelo e, only ;is
cents.
The celebrated author in this ail triad., essay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirt years' suc
cessful practice, that the alarming onsequencee
of self-abuse may be radically cure without the
dangerous nee of internal medibine or the appli
cation of the knife—pointing on a mode of
cure at bnce simple, certain, and effectual, by
which every sufferer, no matitir *hat him condi
tion may he. may cure himself cheaply ate.
ly, and +valets:ly.
or- Tbis Lecture shoed be in the Sands of
every youth and every own injkLiand.
Sent, under meal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, poem-paid, on receipt of six trouts, or
two poet stamps. Address the publishers
CHARLES J. C. KLINE i 00.,
127 Bowery, New York, Pont-061oe Box 4,586.
June 6, '64.-ly. Ap. 14. '65.
LIOR SALE- OR EXCHANGE.
.1.1 Two valuable Tracts of rand, one thereof
ocntaining 1641 acres situated in Libort,y Town
ship, the otherl2o acres, situate ht Vivenia
Township, Warren County, lows, a distance of
bout 28 Mies from Deemolnes, dm capital of
the Mate, and about Id miles from 'lndianola,
the county seat. Thu land is tolling prairie,
well watered, with some timber upon the larger
rack. It is situated in the best part of the
State, and will be sold cheap, or eathstaged for
real seats 1* this county od good derma. Tor
further Particulars apply to the Editor of ibis
paper. .
lan 27tf
CHALES NEWMAN'S
PROTOCR-4PHIC ROOMS
8. E. Corner 10th tad Market; NAladelph
Large shed Colored Photographs lokr $1,04.
Pour Card Ile Visite for $l,OO.
All kinds of Painting and Copying dong., in
thOest and cheapodc Laminar,
Dee. Ind,
HENRY NASTBR,
No. 520 Arch street, shore Fifth, Philo-
Alapatabtarer mil Dealer le Watches,
Nine Jewelry Solid Silver Ware, and superior
Silver plated Wart. rah 24 3m•
A Dmrittlitp.Ato:l3Nbnoz.
Lenore of .4nonutnason on &a es-
Pile of /gram .SL Culls* deontsq, late of
, Phillipsimi„Centre bonne Pa., liwrifia Ufa
:tad toddle iiiinioolk indebted
Saki estate aro Wale nodded to tasks haus*
diet• Pandifffit and *on booing idrilies afseirist
same to present them, dalj satheaticaited,
for settlement: sem= CARLISLE,
Ranh 11, 1865-6 t, • _Atheriatrerator.
TS TEAT WOULD
or ttsedv iratlrr
- .3JES
fiIMOIR
PURE
riim AD
GOLD PM FOR THN &WM
PENS TO SUIT TIM RAND, AND MUCZIf
TO 8W? THE POCK=
- ••
TEB BEST GOLD PSDB IS VIM WORLD !
On receipt of the following mum, veva Nod
by mail, or as directed, a Geld Pen or Path ee
]eciiog the NMI /1000111111, to the illthertighth,
namely:
I/OLD PEWS WITHOUT "CABIN.
For nfty c.nt, aPhoober 2 pen;, for erreutp
'eents • number pe•f for o•o dollar •
number 4 pen ; for $1 '26 • number I peg; hi.
$1 50 • ntianher 6 pen.
Tlrwaina „Pent, in silver $I%O& .lest
S626l,l,lllePePits. For 61 Nu 2 pea ; 6001 26
No. 3- tern; for $1 20 No 4 pea, fel $2 3,0
Fen; for $2 22 Nu d peen
Thb.riti pens are stamped THE lIIPERTAL
PEN, Ihd ars well .fildiehed Itad dew
m reins
Gold ?c, with gold Arkluto POW'S!. alom
they are in w ail-anted, and eannot b. .=clanged.
'FIRST QUALITY 14 CARAT WAII 4 I46tTILD
sniLlt PRNEL
Our name ( tnterican ()old Pen Co., N. Y.), b
raped on all pun, of thip grads, add MAP
poi. are warranted fa elarinentis, except
again+ eeolenis.
SE .^D QUALItY GOLD PENS,
These pen' ball stain , ed the NATIONAL
PEN, with the initials of our Arm A.O P Cc,
and are carefully mad?, having the woo &sit . a
m not first quality Pene. The snit' reateti ree enre being in the quality of the g
The numbers Wallahs , the pie only, Ne
being the inoidlest. No. 6 the largest adapted
for t he pocket, and No i the illatilediqqpd N. 13
the largest Inainspoth pan for the *wk.?,
(WM) PENS WITUOUt CASES. '
For $1 00 a No I pen. Ist i ailty , or a Ifts2 pen,
2 d quality ; for SI 25 . d ,No 2 pee. let quality,
or aNo 3 2,lrllty foe $1 75 aNo 3_pesi let
quality or a, i o 4 pan 2,1 quality; for $2 a No
4 pro lat.riult qr • Nob pen 3d quality j for
$2 SO a No. 5 pen let quality, or a Na 6 pio'2d
quality; for $3 21 aNn 6 pen tat quality. For
$4 50 No 7..p0n ; $5 75 No 8 pan; SIO 00 Na
12 p054—.411 first quality.
VIE SAME GOLD PENS IN SOLID SILVER
EXTEN_MN CASES W
- _
For $2 a No.l pen Ist quality, or a No 3 pen
2d quality ; fur $2 25 a No 2 pen ; 14 quality,
or a No 3 pen 2d apseaLi 2psa-
Ist quality, or a No Peen Id quality; for $3 NI
• No 4 pen ill quality, or Ai No 5 pen 2d quality
for $4l 60 a No .5 pen Ist quality, or a Ne 6 pea
.2d quality ; for $5 50 a N0..6 pen lst quality.
GOLD PENS FIRST AND SECOND QIIAL
ITV, IN SOLID SILVER OR GOLD
PLATEITEDONV DESK HOLD
ERS AM.) MOROCCO CASKS. .
For $2 25 a No 3 pen, I'st - quality, or * No 4
pen 2d qualii ; for $2 50 a No 4 pub lit qual
ity, or a No b pen 2d quality ; for $3 20 a No t
pen Ist quaff , or a No 6 pen 2d quality ; nr
$1 aNo 6 pe lit quality. For Et 50 •No 7
prn. For 6 7k . aNo 8 pen. F0r..512 OS aNO
12 pen--all flrsOquality.
Our pen. rank throughout the countrys, equal
if not superior, to any gold pens manufactured.
Not only for their writing nnalitimi, but demi
bility and elegant finish. The greatest ease is
used in, their manufacture, and none sic sold
with the slightest imperfection which skill can
detect.
Parties in ordrring mus specify the name,
number and quality in all instances, and whether
stiff' or timber, coarse or She.
TO cr.uns.
A discount of {weirs per cent will•he allowed
on sums of $l5, if out to one address at one
time Mean per Cara un $25.; testily per coat
en I ; MO:
.411 remittal:l4 14`mail, aromrzein, are et
our nsk. To all who enclosetwooty cents extra
for registering, we guarantee thilafe delivery of
the goods.,
,Cireralere of all our new styles, with engrav
' Inge. of exact rises, 'and prin.., rentjapon re
ceipt of stamp, if desired. Pew repolated Tor
ORy cents, by mall. Addrese, •
AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO,
jam 20-3 mos. ' No. 200 Broadwity, N. T.
GREAT OIFT DDiTRIBUTION I
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND
WATCHES, CHAINS, in AMC/ND RINOS, A.
, . worn' avail
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
•
Al.l, TO lii SOLD you
ONE DdLLILE RACII!
I .l ' . •
Without regafd to alarm I • Net to be paid for
until you know what you are to maim Splen
did list of articlem All to be. sold for sue
donor cook! • • • . .
250 Gent's Gold Iluntierig Cass •
, Watches *6 to 41*
250 Ladies' Gold flid Enameled. •
ease watobto ' • 35 to 76
600 Gents' Hunting Case oilier -.-
watches 35 to TO
200, Diamond Rings • SO. to 100
3000 Oold vest and neck Chains-- 16 to 34
3000 . 10 • 4to 11
3000 (laid oval band . 4. toi
5000 Chased (told Brintilets 6l* 10
2000 Cbatelain cloths and void •
chains.i...!....i '6 to 20
7000 Solitaire and gold Brooches-. 4to 10
2000 Laos and Florsutide. brochns 4to LILA.
• • • - Cand; - opitt 0711 - 1612fiNtarthi - - -
rhea 4 to
5000 MOSaie, jet, lava. and. Morin
tine ear drops
7500 Coral, opal, end Ententld ear
drops ...re 4to 8
4000 California diamond breastpins2.6o to 10
3000 Gold fob and rest vat• h keys2.so to 6
4000 Soh mod vest ribbon slides..... 3to le
5000 Sots imitates -sleeve buttons,
studs, Ac...... 3 to 8
3000 Thimbles, tenons, /to • 4 to 7
1000 Miniature lockets ' -2.60 to 8
4000 " " magic spring 3to 20
3000 Gold toothpicks, crosses, Oa,. 2 to
5000 Plain gold rings 4 .to 11
5000 Chased gold thm. 4. to 11
1000 Stone Bet andeignpt „,.2,b6: to 10
1000 celifonde disontleCrittge.-,." r 2 to
7600 Set ladiesf.jorrolty-jet
..... mov ir s.• ..... ••••1*... Ito 16
6000 Sets ladles je --7eessely ,
pearl, ,ke . 4to 16 •
1000 Gold Pima Idlinir..extepaion • e ns ,
holderi and pencils, t.. 4Se 10
1000 031 d pens and gold inounOld •
holders-- 3‘ to 13
5000 Gold puts and gold extemaina •
holders.. .. .. .•
. ! ... oto 10 -
5000 Silver Varlets and dritsking'
Mips . .. IS to he
3000 Ritter Castonito lb
2000 Silver fruit and cake Walked*, MI to SO
6000 Doses silver tea spooniaill to *par des. .
6000 " " table spool* "
sod ...... 33 to 40 pas dew
In consequence of th0b4=1:44,411.86114100 of
trade ha the stamdboturing af Ragland.
through the' war having €OlB the supply o f
cotton, a large quantiteof meelnabla Jewelry.
originally intended for as rarebit aorkot bus
been sent offer sale In theabantry
MUST BE SOLD Att ANY B.tognor
Under Obese eirousailannia 41;
acting as neat, for tbs. I* Ilitropsia
manufacturers, havenide *groat Gift
Distribution, subject to idea following tairikr•
Certifioates owning atieltariielp.nod Ib Oak*
are plabed In sealed envelopes and..won aidandl.
Ono of these envelopes win tee sag h3l• wait M
any address on jesseipt 4 * owes..
ALL ARTICLES TO Iflt SOO 1 • 97$ ONE
DOLLAR EACH, trITLIOVT 111141411030
Oa receipt of the eertlfteate you. wilabboo
.. Mhat
you are going . owre, sad Pewit, ifs At_ . *lnw
option to *MS tite &ask two 14e Ohs 'll4lOsN
not Purchasers artry thus
diamond flog, 0.
for ere dater, sti
than ottielaiself
Floe Wise at r
Oas far:
rive he
Soma for
Mitt, An
Ailed!
'Mitoses
geUesl
IS *Atli to
0
4 te $