II
Attligoaffrsittairrimau
"DAM bnttTloNs.—A "loyal" or
gan says ;
"Artig/.9,xiit. of the Constitution, as
ratified by more than two-thtrda of the
Suites; ileclares Witt neither slavery nor
tBvo/itittary eat4ude, except as-a pun
iMhment for crime, whereof the party
phalli' have been duly convicted, crin'ex
ist.4 within the United States,' and,
furthermore, 'Congress• shall have pow
er to enforce this article by appropriatb
legislation.' What, then, is to become
of the apprenticeship code of South
Carolina which sc darkly imitates slav
'ery?"
Article xur. ddas not say "dark imi
tations" of slavery shall not exist, rior
grant to Congress power to.m4ddki with
them." What is to become of the invol
untary servitude Imposed by poverty on
the poor whites of the Northern States?
The article Bay's it cannot exist.; bat it
dues exist.' The article is as much of a.
humbug as the declaration that all.men
are created equal. There will be "dark
imitations" of slavery in the• South as
long as the "nigger" • exists there, for
the bitntile reason that he was not crea
ted equal to the whites, who rule him.
Natural, laws cannot be abolished by
coptitutional amendments. Tilton is
Inn right. The only way to abolish
stniVitude is through miscegenation.
The radicals ivaj as well cease fuddling
with negro suffrage and set up a military
government in the South to enforce Til
ton'B doctrine.
—A. letter from Macon. Ga., gives
a very cheering account as follows The
rapidity with which the trade and form—
er prosperity of Georgia is reviving is
perfectly astonishing. A constant stream
of imports is passing into every city and
town. The railroads destroyed by the
Federal armies, with the exception of
the Central, have long since been re
paired, and they are now taxed to their
utmost to meet, the demands made upon
them. They never carried as much
freight'and as many passengers before
the war as they ffirq doing now. The
Central road, ?or a distance of 128 miles,
was totally destroyed by General Sher
man, with the exception It about 49
miles. It is being rapidly repaired, and
will be in running order throughout the
whole length by the middle ofFobruary,
or Ist of March. The Macon and Bruns
wick and the Atlantic and Gulf compa
nies are pushing towards their lines as
fast as they can get motley with which to
operate.
BUSINESS CARDS
.1. D. Nil UGERT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Treaeureev palm 11611 e
onm, Pa. 1 ;, 7-16
A. B. ViIITCIIISOPit
ATTORN HY AT LAW, Military Claim Agent
Oalen a itlt W. P. Wilson. 10-18 ly
WALISTER & BEAVER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Allogany greet, north
of the Diamond, Bellefonte, Pa. • 7-10.
W. W. WHITE,
DENTIST, Offen his professional services to
the citizens dfl'inegro‘e anti vicinity, 9-3,
INSET'S STONE.
LI(ENED AUCTIONEER, Bellefonte, Pa.,
upend to all sales macula(' to him with
fidelity alid care. 10-40 ly.
HARRY Y. STJTZER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, District Attorneys
Office, Bellefonte, Pa. May be consulted in
Englieh or Gorman. ,
E. S. DOR WORTH,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIttiVON, Howard, Pa.
Offers his profossional service to the rens
of Howard and viOlnity. , 0-40.
W. H. LARIMER,
ATTOANEY AT LAW, Bellefonte, Pe., Mlle°
with the District_ Attorney iu the• Court
house• 9-22.
CHARLES BODY:
BARBER, Next door to the poet ellleo, sha
ving, ehampooning an heir cutting done in
the beet manner, 111-1-4 y
J. D. w ImiATE,
DENTIST, office in the Masonic Hall, Belle
fonte, Pa. At home, except perhaps the
Hest two weeks of each month. 7-16:
ORVIS do .414E.IA.NDER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Bthlefonte, Pa., Office
First door below the Frenklin Honse, in Rey
nolds's new building, On the Diamond. 7-111.
WILLIAM A. LACE,
ATTORI4EY visit
prnfeasrUnally when apaelallg retained in
-.tunnoction with reektatit counsel, Clearfield
Pa. 7-18.
ANDREW WHITE,
LICENSED AUCTIONER, Meeberg, Pa.,
Will attend to all sales entrhsted to hm with
flUelity and care. Charges less than other
nuctionsere. 9-40
ORVICL#I CORSE,
ATTOitNRYWAT L/W, Will practice in the
several courts of Centre and Clinton coun
ties. All busineseantrusted to their care win
be promptly attended to. Lock Haven, Pa.
JACOB lIIRSIHILF:U.
TORACCOitIST, keeps constantly on band a
full supply of Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, &. &c.,
whieb will be sold lower than can bo per
e chased elsewhere, thfa aide bf Richmond.
DB. J. B. wrripsELL,
PHYSICIAN & .SUBOEOI4, Bellefonte, Pa.,
Will attend to professional calls ao heretofore,
he respectfully offers his services to his
. friends and thepublio. Mee at his residence
on Allegany street. 7-10.
DANIEL DERIt.
•
DIANUFACTURBR,OF STAMPS, LETTERS,
AC., A full supply kept conetantly on hand.
Stamps for marking liage, robes, An., made
to order. Shop near TEe old school house,
back of the court house. • 8-1
DR. BEATTIE,
PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, Bellefonte. Pa.,
Offers his professional services to the oitisens
of Bellefonte and vicinity. Office at bill real
dance co? Bishop street, nest door to the
ifoystono bakery. - snob 81 15-Iy.
A. 0. HIRST,
AT'l'OB)11:17 AS LAt, Bellefonte, Pa., Will
pr,u tico in tki_sermi court. of Centre and
Cliuton Couutlee. All legal businede en
trontoit to hiseare 1e4,11 toctive prompt atten
tion. Otito, on Ile North-wbel smiler of the
Diamond. 7-16
-- -- - ,
Vir..r. RE ' IfOLOS dit'CO.
IS VSKISRA, Mlle of. Exchange and Notes die
rouuted, .Collection made and proceeds
promilted. nterest paid on spec
mt. f t ti lo r sr.s. ExbhsoAerra the Eastern alt
led oenstantif-on band for sale. Vepoiits re
: t eiscd.
... r . 1.4 i-ili
mrm. ritymm
# ,
• AO*" '
IRON BUILDISAYS,
No az Fifth street, Pirrsoup.on, Pones.
TUITION PEE NEVER CHANGED.
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS POlit
TUN PULL GRADUATING CGURSE
Tllllll NNT.IIIIIIID, TN
Book Seeping,
Business Penmanship,
Commercial Calettlationo,
Lectures Vpon Law, Jithies,
Detecting Counterfeit Money, Lo.
Other *Colleges have either advanced their
tnition fee to IN, or charge $lO to $l5 extra
for Penmanship. Their Books and Stationery,
also, coaling from $l2 to s2o—ours coot but $5.
Durs original plan of buoiness oduoation, as
taught in this city for about tyrentl-tive years,
from his own system ,of Book Kepping, which
are sanctioned by the American F itutos and
Chamber of Commerce, and other o etont
authorities of New York, as the moot p t
systems in use, with W. 11. Duro Bret premiarn
business and Ornamental Pcmnap.hip taught in
'DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
It will s be found by proper inquiry that this
is the only College of the kind in the Union
oonducted by au experienced Merchant, and
whore Penman is a trained accountant.
Aff-Merchants, Steamers snd Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated accountants
,un application to our oilles.
Air-Those desiring our elegant now Circular,
pp. 75 oontahu.ng an outline of our Course of
Study and practice, with Sapies of our Pen
man's Buidnesd and OrnamentarWriting, must
coulee° twonty-flre cents to
P. HUFF h SON,
ilttrboirgh, Po.
"4f We will mail any person enclosing us
$2, a copy of either our Mercantile or Steam
boatßook Keeping poet-paid.
Nov. 2-i '65 Om.
NEW SKIRTFOR 1866.—Tee great loran
tion of the Ago in 1100 P SK
J. W. BRADLEI"S New Patent DUPI,,EX
ELLIPTIC!(or double) SIVING SKIRT.
This invention consists of Duplex. (or two) .
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to edge
making the toughest, most flexible elastic and
durable spring over need. They seldom bend
or break, like the single springs, and consequent,
ly preserve their perfect and be %Wind shape
mere than twice oa long we any single skirt that
ever has ovcan be made.
The wonderful flexibility and great comfort
mid pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
elliptic skirt will be experienced particularly in
all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages, rail
road cars ' church pew.'. at In t
node and house dress, as the skirt cuu be lidded
when in use to occupy a small place as easily
and eonvehiently au a silk or muslin dross,
A lady haring enjoyed the pleasure, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex ellip
tic steel spring skirt for a single day will never
afterwards "willingly dispense with their use.
For children, misses and young ladies they are
superior to all othera.
The hoops are covered with .2 ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering "which is used swell
ingle steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are Also double steel, and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering lrOm
wearing oil the rode when dragging down stairs,
stone steps, etc., etc. vrbich they are conitautly
subject to when in use.
All are made of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and ans the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the moat graceful and per
fect ehapo possible, and are unquestionably the
ligheet, moot desirable, c9mfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made•
WEST BRADLEY & CARY, PROPRIE
TORS of tho invention, and SOLE MAKUPAC
TUNERS, 97 CHAMBERS, and 79 & 8
READE STREELS, New-York.
FOR SATE In all Ora-class Stores in this
City, and throughout the United States and
Canada, Havana de cubit, Mexico, South Amer
ica, and the West- Indies,
pir-Ipprire for the Duplex Elliptic (o
double) S privy Skirt. D. IQ A. Deo 15-3 m.
TA R. TALBOTT'S PILLS, Anti Dyspeptic.—
.1.1 Composed of highly concentrated lixtrarts
from
ROOTS AND HERBS,
of tbe greatest medicinal value, prepared from
the origtbal Prescription of the celebrated Dr.
Talbott, and used by him with remarkable euc
ease for twenty yeari. Am-infallible remedy in
all
Diecases of the Liver, or any derange
went of the Digestive Organs, they
cure Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia,
&Wula, Jaundice, Bilious
near, Liver Complaint.
The well known Dr. Mott says of these Pills
"I have used the formula from which your nay
arc made, in my practice for over 12 years;
have the tined effect upon the Liver and Diges
tive Organs of any medicine In the world, and
aro the must perfect Purgative which has ever
yet been made by anybody. They are safe and
pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital activ
ities of the body, remove the obstructions of Its
organs, purify the blood, and expel disease.'—
They purge out the foul humors which breed
and grow distemper, stimulate Magish or dim
crderod organs into their natural action, and
impart a healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they env the every day
complaints of everybody, but also formidable
Itind dangerous diseases, and being pnroly veget
able are free from any risk or harm. No parson
who has once used these Pills will eve4e with
out them:,
They create pure blood and remove all impu
rities from the system, hence arc a positive cure
fur prT - Fevers ' Headache, Piles, Mocurial Dis
eases, and Ilereditary Humors.-rsz
Dose.—For Adults, ono Pill in the morning;
for children trader S yenta, half a
sen j r mail,rie $
p l osf e p r ai l j, " to . a l a r y s'i p e ar s t up ot ie the , f 7.
States or Canadas on receipt of price. Hone
goltume without the fee simile of V. Mott Tal
bott, 11. D.
• Y. MOTT TALBOTT & Co.,
No, 62 Nolan - Street, Now York
June 2, 1865. - 10—ly
H AUPT &Co.,
Rave removed their Fouedry—from
-thesdil Stand at Bellefonte to the Mileeburg
Foundry and Machine shops, where they contin
ue to manufacture the Watts improved plow ) cen
tre Lever side Hill end shears for all the plow.
ever made in this county. They also lave an
attractive variety of
IRONRAILING, CEMETERY ENCOSURES
STEAM ENGINES AND MILLOEARLNGE,
To this department of the businees fhity give
particular attention, and have a large stock of
Patterns on band for steam, Sour and Saw Mills,
BTATIONERY•BTEAM ENGINES
of any desirable capacity, from tan to "twenty
Horse Power built in the beat of Style. They
also manufacture one and two Horse Tread pow
em—and four horse swoop Powers and Thresh
ing machines to suit either. Corn crashers and
other articles to numerous to mention. Orders
received and castings delivered, with a varlets
of the above named articles kept at the old
flayes's property near the depot at Bellefonte
j i
Pa., where they have Machine, law and Patent
makers, the beet in the count , that can be
oonsulted at any time coneerni g any work th at
may he wanted in their line ' business. Clive
them a cal you that want your work done up to
order.•
Nay 6th 1444.—tt„ A. HAUPT, A Co.
MOORE, ORYDER, kOa _
NIGH SITAIWP, PAILLRIVIIII, PA,
Next door to she Centro/ Press pint* office.
liare*recei red the largest end Ansel sseastizmutt of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
ever offered for sole in Bellefonte. 'WI end see
Them. Also a wiry fled and °Motes talked= of
the most
FASIIIONABLR STATIONERY,
and many notions that will please the teats or
the Whey, adl of whlth will be sold at Philadel
*lli% prices.
PHOTOGR
may benbtalned in the Went city /Via, as
our facilities an DOW much Improved.
Apr. 84863.4
GROCER` :PA, ;fa:
N EW AND SPLENDID STOCK
Of tie beat
BOOTS, SHOES AND OTHER GOODS. -
, .In ellitlßS doom,
Warrizited—coma and tee for yonnall—arM
sot charge for looking at thorn.
GROCERIES, & QI3SENSWATIE OF NEW
STYLES. SHOE BINDINGS, HATS •
.AND CAPS, LADIES FURS, NEW
STYLES, VICTORINEB. PPS, FURS
CAPES, NUBIAS AND NOTIONS, &0., &a.
WARRANTED to be pet what we lepreoo”.
them.., We have the 'eery beet which
'-
warrant, and" londr grafts- in all their
Varietioa.
COME AND SEE BURNSIDE'S GOODS.
North Wed Corner of the Diamond!
LEATHtIi OF ALL A. DESCRIPTIONS
A large stoat of oboe finding saddlery, sad
dles, bridles, halters, cart gears, harness, col
lars, M=48,111265, whips, trunks., traveling bags,
and every article made and kept' by saddlers,
Water-Proof Boots double soled warranted
POWDER, SWOT AND QAPOI.
A Inue aasertmenttf Buffalo Robes, Horse
Blkokets, Slegh Bells, Fox Traps, As.
The highest market prises paid for Rides Skin,
and all kinds of furs,
„CASH. PAI D'
Air lltdoe stud Skips at Butasidies
The good time has oomo boys, when you can
have all pm desire to eit at a vary low rate.
•
BURNSIDES.
has just received w largo and well selecteaotock
of goods which he Intehtie to sell at a very rea
sonable rites—Yo low as not to be excelled by
any" other establishment of the' kind in the
country. You *ill find it greatly to your ad
vantage to buy your Groceries at Burnside'.
Buy dried Peaches, Apples, Cherries, Prunes,
Currants and Tamarinds from Burnsidos.
Ifyott want Prime Chem+, Salt, Rico; Cavendish
Ciiiigrees, Fine out, Natural Leaf, or Smoking
Tobacco of superior quality, go to Burnsides,
Ladies will find it to their advantage to buy
Morocco Boots, French calf and Kip shoes Slip
pore and Gaiters with and without heels, of all
chef) and colors, from. liurnsides.
Buy Sweet Sicily */Oranges, Fresh Lornons,Figs,
Dates, ltubdrte,"parattis and Nuts from Burt
sidss.
If you want Gum Dram Moss, Jujube and Fig
Paste, Jelly Cakes, Cocoa, Lozengers, French
and English Secrets, Sugar Plums, or any other
kinds of Confectionaries, go to Durnsides.
Buy ,flair Brushes, Portmonies, Purees, Pocket
and Dressing Combs, (luip Hair and English
flat head and Mourning Pins, Gloves, Hosiery
Pocket Knives, Trout Si.., Fish Hooks and
Tack's, • Stationery, Gents Linen and Silk
Hankerch lets, Linen, .and Marsailles Col
lars, and ninny other.Fsmey Articles and
of 'turnable!.
11 ))on want Fancy Boapa, Candle., Corn an.l .
Pears' Starch, Shot, Powder, Cullen Emeence,
Brown, and English Mustard, Red and Black
Peppers, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs and a general
vatiety.of Spines, go to Burrisides„
If tuu have Butter, Egga, Potatoes, Wheat,
Beans or other Country Produce, it can be ex
changed for goods at cash prices at the cheap
cash variety Store Iltirusides.
At Durnside's we study to pleas and give sat
isfaction.
-- ),'lease accept our thanks Tor past
fa
vors nno Ousels under obligations for many
new ones. Jan 8-1884
NEW GOODS,
At the store of George D. Pifer, near
the poet office, consisting of prune
TEAS,
SUGARS,
• COPPilik .
fOLASSES, •
ALL KINDS OF SPICES.
blacken",
Scotch, and Holland Herring._
ALL KINDS OF 011611811.
Prime fish,
CANNgD PEACH.E:S.
Corn, Tomatoes, dried Peaches, Apples, Cur
rants he. ho. Also all kinds of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE
Corn brooms, Split Brooms, Brushes, Notions
itc. rte. Give me a call, and you will be satis
fied with both the goods and !wines.
All'kinds of Copotry produce taken In cx
()hang( fur goods.
GEORGE D. PIFER.
Bollel into November 3rd. 1865. 10- 3J
TO T i HE PUBLIC!
MRS. SIMONS,
MAIM ST., LOCK HAVE:/,
Has the largest and cheapest .dock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FISU,
C%darwarc,
Queensvrore,
Liquors,
Winos,
Salt,
. Candies,
Segare,
Tobacco,
°Ter offered in this market.
The attention of Rotel and Store-keepers is
called to the large stock of the following goods
en hand, which are offered at wholesaleNrices ..
200 barrels of Fish,
200 BARRELS, OF LIQUORS AND WINES
50 lames of chewing Tobacco, 100 000 Sugars,
and a large lot of Salt.
Also, Flour and Feed always on band at
July 11, '64—tf. SIMONS, Main St.
NEW BAKERY!
MATT SIAS SCHMAJCS,
Would respectfully inform the peep!: of Belle
fonte and vicinity, that he has opened a new
and
COMPLETE BAKERY,
in the old Temperance Hotel, on BISHOP street
where ho will keep constantly ou bend all kinds
of
BREAD, RUSKS,
POUND-CAKES,
• SUCIAIt AAR) UINCIER CAKES,
CRACKERS,, CANDIES
&C., &C., &C.,
which ha will sell at a reasonable and satisfac
tory price
Families will find it &their advantage to get
their baking done at this eetnbliehment, as they
an alwaysget pnre,wholesoniebread and cakes
'net when theynocd them. Sept. 12, 1882-tf.
B URNS& SMUCKER. •
WHOLESALE GHOOERS
AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 605 Market. Street, 011adelphia.
J. Molests BURN'S—late of D. S. Janney, Jr &Co
S. SmooKin, Jr.—late of S. Smucker, Jr. Co
nap 15, 1865.-Iy.
BOGGS a
.1/.111.K
WffOLESALE GROCERS;
•
AND
DBALBRI3 IN COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. 109 koh dtrbsta Redireen Front and Second
t. twat:Nl
WY. r. Kljgx.
Orden from tßeeortntry promptly attended to:
STA72B/J-
O.AERIAGES &O.
ed.E.ltLilaß MAITIINAOTOXV
Mr. S. A. Me(leaden would respectfully in
form the citizens of Centre County, that he has
opened a new cordage Manufactorp o in the rear
of Campine' Livery Stable, where he is prepar
ed le Aanufactor
eilintips •
Sulkies,
Phaeton; • ,
- -
Sprin geighs W ,
doeagon •
• • Sl
• •
at Woes to ink the times. 'Repairing done on
Chun sotto,. Apr, 8-1864.
OB PArturnui of all kind neatly executed
at the Watchman °Ace.
MEDICINAL
LINDSEY'S
[BLOOD SEARCHER.
LINDBEY'B•IMPROV'D BLOODSEARCIIn
IS LARGE BOTTLES,
li particularly recommended for use during tAe
Spring anieffuminer,
when the blood la thick and circulation retarded
by unhealthy secretions. This perfectly este
though powerful Purifier, (henna and renews
every, portion of the system. It is thennly goe r
vino and original Blood-Searcher, which rot.'
;ears has performed the most wonderful, yet
permanent cures, in eonfirmed cases of scrofula,
old sores, tatter, tumors, boils, and all kinds of
scrofulous eruptions. •
.It is also a reliable remedy for salt rheum,
ring-korm, meant head, aud 'kindred disesses.
'As a genctal tonic its effects are most benig
nant, and cannot fail to benefit where used ea
cording to directions.
We make no claim to having discovered a
"Pitnacea" or slinivoreal Remedy" for all the
ailments to which flesh is heir bat we do °faint
whatvotantleee facto have fairly and fully eetab.
Haled, that in the
BLOOD SEARCILER,
the iBiiett4 will (Ind "iitandard medicine,'•
one upon which they, chn rely as a sure specific
for all dilemmas for which it is recommended.
I hive this day, October 7th, 1884, dieposed
of my entire .nterest for J. M. Lindsey's improv
ed BLOOD SEARCHER, to R. E. Sellers it Cm
together with the right to nob my name in it"
preparation. Tbp only genuine oracle will here
after be prepared by them exciueivoly.
J. M: LINDSEY
Prepared by
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
PITTSBURG, PA
SELLERS'
- tMPERIAL
COUCH-SYRUP
rron TpE CtJAIS Or
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLINU tiENSATION OF THE TIIFLOAT,
Whoopiug Cough, Croup, ac., .to
—• . NSTABLisiito IN 1835,
It le an old And well tried remedy, and bee
etood the test of thirty years.
Read the following:
- One Trial Will Conrinee
Baltimore, Fa'rBo d Co., Ohio.
Junuml3! 29, 1859
Hr. R. E. 'Fellers-4)w SO: I am entirely
out of your ' , lmperial Cough Syrup." Wdl
you send me, my nix Boren ? Ido not want to
be out of it, as it is the only medicine that will
come so near raising thedead. It will cure the
typist nouglritninediately. ' I have recommended
It to permitt and given thelsi one.botlio.on trial,
and in every eastrthey hove given clear testi
mony that it gave immediate relief.
I hasp used it in my own family, and lind.it
a sure cure fur coughs and colds in all eases.
Ono trial, will eons ince any Orson that it is a
sure cure for the worst of coughs and colds.
I am yours must renleetfully.
L. SISINONS.
The above is strong_ testimony, and offered
without solicitation, iu behalf of the best cough
mcdiciuo of the day.
The Great Curative!
trITTSBUIC, Apra 19, 1858
if. E. .S'rii,rs • I bare been troubled with
cough for the Imt ten years, by moon of which
I hate frequently been unable to sleep snore
than half the night. I tried manyremedicabut
all in vain. I hoard of your Cough Syrup, and
resolved to'try it, and now state that the um of
a few bottles has cured me entirely. I cheerful
ly recommend it as a safe, speedy, and pleasant
cure for coughs and colds.
Yours respectfully,
waf. WOODS.
This is strong testimony ) and given volunta
rily.
Prepared.
R. E. SELLERS St CO.,
PPITSIIURG, PA
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER .1
THIS GREAT
INTERNAL REA! EDY.
it; the best medicine ever offered 'to the publP
For the effectual cure of rheumatism, gout, neu
ralgia,-dyspepsia, and as a blood purifier, it has
no equal ; fur all diseases .stising from an im
pure otato of tho blood, nucle us. scrofula or
king's evil, scald head, tettbr, ring-worm, fe
male complaint, and all brook-outs on the face
and body. The vast number of rub-on medi
cines which formerly have boon used for those
diseases wore merely temporary in their effects,
-and of doubtful virtue, but the
RIIEUMATIC COMPOIIND
reaches t h e source of all trouble, and actuall
banishes the disease from the system by Its Im
mediate action on the blood. We advise one
and all to give it a trial, and brmetiattsfied of
rnt , wonderful power.
Prepared and sold by :4
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
PITTS/KM% PA
SECCERSH
LIVER -PILLS.,
THE ORIGINAL, ONLY TRUE It GBNUNE
For twenty-live years a staple remedy for
Liver Complaint,
Coetiveness,
Sick Headache, 4
Billions Monde's
Bead,lnni judge for yonrstlf:
Sitvga Canin, Ouio Co., Fa.
Mr. R. Seller.,—Dear Sir: 'think it a dut •
I owe to you and the potato generally, to stat
that I have been alilicted with Liver Complaint
for a longione, and so badly, that as abrade
lbnaed and Woke, vrisish left me in a very low
state. Having beard ofyour ,celehrsiod Liver
Pills being for sale by A. E. Sharp, Wert Libor
ty, sad recommended to UM by my physirbm
Dr. L Smith, I concluded to give them a fair
Isiah I purchased ono Box and found them
jut what they are reconuaansed- r the best Liv
er Pills ever wed, sad, after taking four boxes,
I aid the disease has entirely left me, and an:
sow perfectly wallas
Haspectfully yours
D. H. COLEMAN.
- PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ,
The above articles for sale by 7. PAIIIIIEN,
- Druggist, frellaroate, Pa. June
WIFE'S & LQUORS.
HALT I LISTEN! STOP ANDRID!
Ye that trould pteserve you , health,
save your money and lire happy and contented,
should purchase your liquor at the wholeesele
WINE ;IND - LIQUOR 8 0,04. g,
01114111110 P - 4'.
directly opposite the old Temperance Hotel.
ABRAHAX MUM & CD
Notwithstanding the enormous taxes impo
sed upon all articles In has line of business, be
still continues to sell the puree articles at the
.very lowest figures. Sissy diecription of, •
FON/frGN k DOM - and tIQU - ORS,
wholesale and retell, at the lowest . oath ri‘es,
which tire warranted to be the best 'qualified me
cordingth their respectfre prices. life stock
consists in part of
OLD RYE, MONONCIATIRI.4
• WIIRAT, 001114, NXCTAR,
apd others' whiskies, at rron47l mate to $2,00
per gape e Also,
- ALL KIND - 84)1* VRANDIES.
from 75 om., to sB,efl%r gallon. _Holland Gill!'
pare, from 76 eta., to $2,50 per gallon.
PORT, MAD ERIE, CHERRY, BLACKBERRY
and other vernes—tbe beet articles—at as res
tenable rates ee con be hafl In the city.
CHAMPAGNE, BpACKBERRY, GINGER;
'AND CARAWAY BRANDIES, DETRE
JAMACA AND NEW ENGLAND RUM,
CpIWIAL43 OF ALL RINI)8,
all IS which be warranted be be ea represen
ted, and sold at prices oxceedingly low.
AU the liquors offered tor male at this establls-
Imola have been pnrehased at the United
Ewes Custom House, and consequently ioubt
pure and good.
PhYtaelahe and ethers aro respectfully
requested to give his liquors a trial. - 11611, Ile
Lae the only article of
PURE PORT WINE JUICE IN TOWN.
May, 28, 1882. tf.
TuE•WONDER OF TUE A 013!
• Every body astonished at the pure
ness and cheapness of the articles sold at the
wholesale
WINE. AND LIQUOR STORE.
OR BISHOP BITER; BELLBPOSTS PA.;
JACOB B. =TELE.
The proprietor of this establishment takes
pleasure ininfornang the public that ho keeps
constantly on hand a supply of choice foreign
and domestic liquors, such al
Old geetar, Old Rye, Nonnongala, and Irish
Whiskey; Cognac, Blackberry, Cher
ry, (Anger, and common Bcantlies
Port, Modena, Cherry, and Lis-
Scotch, and 'Tolland
=En
Cin ; New &grand Rum, Jamaica., Rum,
Cordial, Peppermint, Anniared and Rose.
ALL CASAS WARRANTED TO CONTAIN
THE AIIOUN T XARKED.
Tho attention of praotioing physicitane is oal
ell to his stock of
PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles jugs
and Demijons constantly on hand.
He hes the
ONI YPURE NECTAR WIIISKEY
in Town.
All _liquors were bought when liqgors wore
low, and ho sells theta accordingly.
All lignors are warranted to give satisfac
tion.
Confident that he can please customers he
respectfally solicits tishare of public patronage
Liquors will be sold by the quart, barrel er
tiprce, lie bee a large lot of
BOTI'LEIJI,IQUQRS
of the finest grades on hand. Apr 1-.1865.
SIMON A. FELDMAN.
ineoumn WilOaliAl e X DVALER Ia
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Wlig.A7', RYA' AND ITOURBON IVR/SYK
NO. 508 Nokry NINTH /OHNE;
(NO* Sprinif(iorden,)
PHILADELPHIA, PENN 'A •
Rept. 161.
MISCELLANEOUS
pIIILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
This great liigo travoriani the Northern
and northwest counties of Pennsylvania. to the
city of Erie on Lake'Eri4
It hag been kneed and is operated by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANI.
TINE Or I`A3MENOICR TRAINN AT LOCK MAVEN
LEAVE EASTWARD,
Erie Mail Train
Erin Express Train 12.25 A. M
Elmira Mail Train 7.00 A. 51
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mail Train .........
Erie Express Triiin
Elmira, Mail Train errir4t6
Passenger ears run through on the Erie Mail
and Express Trains without change both ways
between Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave Now Y0rk.....
Arriveat Erie
Leave Frio
Arrive at New York.
No Change of Cars between Erie & N. York
Et.simar SLEaI'ING Cans on all Night trains
For information respecting Passenger bud
nese, apply at Cur, Mill and Market Streets
Philadelphia.
And for Freight business, of the Company'a•
Agents:
B. B. Kingston. Jr., Cur. 13th and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
Wm. Brown, Agent N. C. R. It., Baltimore.
11. H. HOTIBTON,,,,QpreI Freight Ag't,
11. W. GWINRER, °eel Ticket Ag't,
A. L. TYLER, 'Clen'l Bupt.Williamsport,
LADIES F 6 AN y FURS!!
' AT
lIN FARRIS Al
)Id Established
IR MANUFAC.
TORY,
. 718 ARCH St.,
,bove Seventh,'
IILADELPHIA.
have now in store
,y own Imports,
and Manufric
-I,'One of the lar.
and mpstbeauti
_ .... selection of
FANCY FURS,
For Ladies and Children's wear, in the city
Also a fine assortment of Gent's Fur Olores and
Collars.
lam enabled to dispose of my goods-at very
reasonable prihs, and I would therefore solicit
a call from my friends of Contrevonnty and vi
cinity.
Remember the name, aernber and street-
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 Arch St., above 7th', south side, Philadelphia.
"tilL. I have no partiget, nor connection with
any other store In Philadelphia.
0et.13,118-4m..
jumpDAEKS, DIRMONE,A 00.
BUOUABOR To
A. B. DAVIS & CO.
so;&arseturers of
PATITXT STANDARD
SC A MS,
imitable for.
WEIGH LOCKS,
TRACKS AND DEPOTS, ,
COAL, HAS AND LIVE STOCK.
Also ell the whine deeoriptlome or
DORMANT & PORTABLE
.PLATBORM
SCALES,
AND PATENT BEAtial
Northwest Corner if 15th Street rid
' PNNN'A AVENUE, PRILADXLPHIA
Cot. 13,r, .64$
HOTELS & SALOONS
C UMMINOS lIODBE, FELLEPONTE,
• —D. D. OUMMINOB, Prop'r. •
This eleowit new Betel, attested on Mabel
'street, s fow doors not th of the Catholic, cluing'
is at lest complete in all ,its arrangements, and
is now open for tqe reception andtentertainment
of guests. It has beas,furniabed pr. the ear,
latest style, with handsome and. , comfortabl
furniture, and Is 'altogether the best gotten up
and wilt be the best conducted hotel in Belle
fonts.
'T.IIIIPIAB.p4 will always be found, groaning
ender the weight of the oter thataar ,
ket giforele, attended by neat tellg r t and at
tentive waiters. '
•
THE BAR will always be supplied with the
e'holeeet and but of liquors— , not a elekening
mixture of drugs—but Manors in their purest
and best state.
THE STABLE is latge, Warm, commodions
and in clean, and obliging and attentive hostler:
are always in waiting.
A Hack rewraps passengers free ofcebitrge, fa
and from the cars, after the arrival and doper
ture of the trains. Mar 27-1809.
O ARMAN;B HOTEL, lINLLEFONTE, '
DAN% GARM.AN, Prey'r
This long established and well known Hotel
situated on tie eouthoet corner of the Diamond
opposite the Court House, having been parches
bd by the undersigned, he announces to the for
mar patrons of this establishment and to the
tnargling public generally, that he Intends rent
tingit thoroughly, and is propartsc to reader
the most satisfactory accommodation" ,
to all who
may laver him with their potoonage. No pains
will bo stared on his part to add to the conveni
ence of eorfiflut lo his guests. All who atop with
hlin will flied his
ILs TAMA abundantly supplied with the
most sninptous fare the market will afford, done
up in style, by the most experienced cokes.
11,ta mill adwayi-oontam-ther choicest of
liquors.
Ills t3TA DUNG le beet in town, and will always
he nttonried by the most trustworth and atten
tenth a hotter&
(lire him n call, one and all, and he reek con
fident that all will be satisfied with their accom
modation.
AN EXCELLENT TVERY
is attached to this establishment, which strati
gem ftom.ahtoad will find greatly to their. ad
vantage. Tan. 9th, 1963
CONRAD HOUSE, BELLEFONTE,
J. B. BUTTS, Proprietor.
This well known establishment has been en=
tiroly refitted and refurnished throughout, sand
is now second to none in central Pennsylvania
lb the comforts and convenience it affords to
tnivelors. People from the country during their
1114011T13 at Beilefonto during Weeks of Court will
find the Conraellonse an agreeable and pleas
ant resting place.
Accoponodating servants are-always In atten
dance lead} , to supply the wants and contribute
to the oomfurt and satisfaction of the guests.
THI Teeud is supplied with all the substan
tial provisions, luxuries and delicacies which a
productive country can furnish, or industry, vig
ilance and exaction can procure.
Tux BAR, will always contain a general as
sortment of the 1 , 4117 best liquors that the mar
ket affords tulaphstl-t.asit the-most-capricious
tastes.
Tun STADIA will be attended by attentive
and obliging buglers, well qualified to discharge
the duties pertaining*, this important depart
ment of a public establishment.
From the attention and time, the proprietor
has devoted to this branch of business be hopes
lu roccievo a liberal portion of the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. May .1-18a2
HOUSE SALOON, •
This now and splendid Eating Estab
lishment is now open fur the critertuininout of
the public, whore
Fresh Orden", Fried Orators, Stewed Oysters,
Spiced Oysters, Clam Soup, Turtle
Soup, Chicken Soup
Ham and Eggs. Pig's Feet anti Tripe. Sao
dines, Fresh Fish, Fried Chickens,
Stewed Chickens, etc., etc.,
can be bud at all times.
• ' D It INKS.
Cognac Brnnity,
Ohl Ry o Whiskey,
'Bourbon 'Whiskey, W bent
WhiniLey.4rish Whiskey, liol
land cOn.,--Ourrant Wino. Straw
berry Wine. Chatnrinigne. tlooseberry
Wino. Shen ry Wine, Port Wino, etc., etc.,
Gin Cocktails, Brandy Smasher, Bhorry Cob
blers, Whiskey puncbea, 'and all fancy drinks.
Maeeni A Collin's XXX Philadelphia Ate &
Porter, Cider. Panay Lemonades,
Sarsaparilla, Mineral Water,:
etc., etc., etc_
IIOT MEALS to be had at all bourn of the
day or night.
A magnificent BILLIARD BOOM. with line
marble-faced Tables, is connected with the es
tablishment.
M
6.34 A. M
5.27 P. M
7.50• P. M
We invite our friends to give us • call, and
hink we can' insure them the utmost entiatae.
ion. R. D. CUMMINGS,
March 27,'63-Iy. Proprietor.
8.06 P.M
3.37 A. M
1.5.5 •P M
1.15 P. M
UNION HOUSE, MILROY,
D. C. KELLER; Proprietor
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
publiiilhat ho has recently refitted the above
named Hotel. and is now prepared to accommo
date his friends and patrons in a comfortable
scanner, and ho will _ewe no pains in making ,
it an agreenbleboune for all sojourners. Ills
table will always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets otcountry and cities, and his llar
tilled with liquors of choice brands. His Char
ges are as reasonable as these of any other Ho
lel in the place, and he feels satisfied they can
not be complained of by those who favor him
with their custom. Ex eating to receive a share
of public, patronage, Ad fully Itteuding to de
serve It, he throws open his housetto the public
and invitee atrial.
;XX ObIIANON HOUSE,
A. FAlYlNR,ll.,..Proprietor.
. .
Imo proprietor et ftil well - known hotel re
spectfully announces to the public, that he le
prepared to accomodate all who may give him a
call. This hotel being pleamaatly situated and
provided-with every convenience, it offers to the
public all the oomforts and convenience of a
f'IRST CLASS HOTEL.
His Table. will always be supplied. with the
beet the market offers, end his Bar with the
ehoicest',,Liquors. Travellers, teamsters And
i i t
boarders aceemmodated in the most leasant
and agreeable manner. Carlad^and entice
heatless will alwaywhe on hand. His tabling
is the most extimeive and complete in Hits emo
tion. • Now.:-14. !ilb 4m.
I_llll3/ERBBIIRU HOTEL, nuniainettnna,
H. MORRISON, PrepAtione
Thin well known Hotel la now kept by the
Proprietor, where be will be happy to wait, upon
the-traveling publlo generally,
FALk.ux nous!, LOCK HAVEN,
B. W. BIG On Proprietor.
Omnibus running to and from the Depot
Aug. 23-'63.
UNITBDITATSB HOTEL, inua.Misroar,
V. 0. at. C. DOBBLEIt, Propisters.
Omnibus numing to and from the depot.
Aug. *B-'6B.
BOOKS, STA ONARY, ko
BOOK STOKE.
Bisuiroirim, PA
GEORGIC LIVINGIBTpii - , Prop.
The propHetor having removed to No old
stand on the South Bast corner of the diamond
still continues to keep of hand a large saeort•
meat of Theological, Classical, Day &hot',
Mistrottanimul, and W the various school book
now in use; slim, a large usortment of Mud
books and §tAtionsry.Photograptia and Photo.
graph Aims also Daily and Weekly maws
poaiadloal In Ike United States. New •oldies
olio at pedants prices._ Nay 1116611-tf.
ifIXDIOINAL
HELM b•OLW
FLUID EXTRACT' BUCRU
For Non-Retention or ineontinence Al Mime
Irritation, Indasantation scg.illearatioie of the
Bladder or litdrosts, DieeelUss of the Prostrate
Gland, Stone in floe 'Bladder, Wesley grave)
or Brick Dust Deposit, and'ali Diseases' of the
Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings.
Z E L 1111111 6 1 1. 1 11 8
-FLIIID. EXTRA - 6T - Dire
tuft wlAictirmssse rAO3I
CUBES OR INDISCRETION.
The Constitution ones effected with Organic'
Weakness, inquires the ski of modish m to
strengthen and invigoratesthe system, which
Bxtraet Swam [brimful' , doer. If
no treatment be submitted to, Cotarnmption or
Insanity ensues.
)4 ELMSOLD'S,
FLUID EXTRACT RUCIIII
Tn affections peculiar to females. Is unequaled
by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Re
tention, Irregularities, painfalness or suppres
sion •of customary evaeutions, Ulcerated •or
Schirrus state of the Uterus, Leiscor , hass,.and
all complaints Incident to the 1/02, whether aria
ing from habits of dissipation. Imprudent)les, or
in tho Decline or Change in Life. its. •
HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT Buciru
H IMPItubVISD - ROSE WAFill.
Will radically exterminate from the system dis
eases of Urinary,Oigans arising hem Habits of
biesipation ot expense, Utile or wo
superse
dingin dirt, and no exposure; completely superse
ding thore•unpieasunt nod dangerous remedier,
C pairs and Mercury in curing all these unpleas.
ant and dangerous diseases.
U 8
HELMBOLD'e
F . L11.113 EXRRACT 1117 CHIS
In all. oases of the llrigary Orgasm; whether O.
biting in male or female, from whatever canoe
oligleating, and no matter of bow long steadiest.
Ills pleasant in taste 'and odor, Lusteedlate td
in its notion, and more strengthening than any
of the preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those Buffering from Broken-down or Delicate
Constitutions, procure the remedy is once.
The reader must be aware that however alight
may be the ottatk of the above diseases, it Id
cortalo to effort the bodily bealth,rnental pow.
en, and happiness, and that of his posterity.
Our flesh and blood are supported from these
solaces.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE,
We make no secret ofthe ingredient!.
BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Is com
posed of Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Berries, se
loam.' with great core. and prepared In *scud
by H. T. lIELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist,
of sixteen years' experience In the city of Phila
delphia, and which is now prescribed by the
moat eminent physicians, has been admitted to
use in the United fi}tates Army, and is also in
\ Lay general nee iu State Hospitals and public
Sactitvy Institutions throughout the laud.
BUCHU.
(From Dirpomary of I. !loiter( SlMoo.)
DIOSALA CRENATA. RUCHE LEAVES
Propertles.—Thoir odor is strong, diffo
sive, and lunnierrhat aromatic; their tastes bit.
turiati, and analogous to mint.
Medical Properties and Uss.—
iluchu leaves are gently stimulant, with a pecu
liar tendency to the Uriunry Organs, producing
diuresia, and like other similar medicine!, exci
ting diaphoresis, when circumstances favor thlit
modo of action.
They are given ip complaints of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
131mitici, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Urethra, Disease of the. Prostrate, and Ratan
lion or Incontinence of Urine, from a lose of tone
in the parts concerned in its evactiatiog. The
remedy has also been recommended in Dyspep
sia, Chronic lihoumatism, Cutanitgue
and Dropsy.
Edna,bi's Extrnet llurAo is need by persons
from the iiices of 141 to 26, end from 85 to 25, el
in the denies or (Mange of life; after Confine
ment or Labor , Pnins; Bed-wetting In oldldren.,
yes-Dr. Keyser 1. a Physiclam
of over thirty yens' experienee, ands graduate,
of the JeWanton Medical College end of the Tlai•
verity of Medians and Surgery of PhiWel
phis.
Mn. 11. T. IlutanunD
Dear Sir.—ln regard to the question asked
me ask my opinion about Maeda, I would say
that-mare need and sold the article in various
forms for the past thirty yea not think
there is any form or p tie , of have
not used or known tof be d, in the Thous
dimmer+ where such medicate agen Id be
indicated. You are aware, as well as myself,
that it hue been extensively einplojed itt the va-
Aeon diseases of the bladder and kidggys,, and
- the reputation it Las acquired in my Judgement
is warranted by the facts.
biro seen and used, as before stated, every'
form of Borko—the powdered leer", the simple
decoction, tincture, fluid extracts,—and I am
not cognizant of any preparation of that plant
at all equal to yours. Twelve years' experience
ought, I think, to sive me the right tq judge of
its merits, and whereat prejudice or partiality, I
give yours precedence over all others. do not
value a thing according to its bulk, if I did,
other Pocbue would out-do yours, but I hold Ur
the doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make
up valueo-if they did, a copper: sent would be
worth more than a gold dollifr.
valor, yoar Dacha for tte drool on patients.
I havoc:tired with IC and hare Hen oared with
'tonere diseases of the bladder and kidneys than
/have ever seen cured with any other Bache,
or enjotber proprietary compound of whatever
name. •
Respectfully, your., ie.,
GEO. H. KEYSER, Y. D.,
140 WOOD STRUT, ATTODIMOD, Ps.
dogeo 11, 1805: "
ARLIOR RELMBOLD'III PLOW EXIIIMIT BIM,
per. Direct Idlers to
HELRIBOWO.O,.
DRUG AND CILRMICAL WARR/AAR,
fro. kat Broadway, Now York,
SEtAUOLDB MEDICAL , DEPOT.
No. 194 South rO/101 Btrs ltts Bolo" .0114,t;tit.
PiU.de2pila.
Sold by Drugsista everywllikirb.
BE WARM OF COUNTEXPirra.
AST FOR ffi4X,Boilti
,TAKE 7.4 OTUEfI
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