flemorratic Watchman Tittbfg—g per year when paid in ailaniFe $ll5O when not paid in advance, and $3,00 Often Int p6 ' d heron tho.expiratioLoLfho Sear.. Aaitirra.-.-We have authorised the following genilenkep to reeieve and receipt for eubserl.- tion• to 'the DEVOCR•TIC WATCUM•II. fermi! J. Grenoble, 01:ogg Towne' p. John if. iteilenyder, Penn 1 ANSWERS TO CORRESPOND:4IIS J. IT. R.-31:o here mule the corr. alone, It wee only a &islet.' In the figures on the label. • Cos. W... W. L.—The time for holding the roe , ferenre ham noi yet been decided upon. We shall Inform you of the date. J. 1. 0 —The money w.rrmeiret. It wei mf- Went fur the year. TfueluPeßk•.l /or your • trouble. itersut..-I'ou must pie u■ your nemo in full otherwise we colloid initert_your TUNICS ABOUT TOWN. AND COUNTY, SUPPLIRI) —4ll the Bellefonte churches are now supplied with, tninieters.—tbe lent time filar!) bee not been some pulpit vacant f ten months I=l ACCIDRST,—A little eon of Dr. Thomas Rotaereek of Howard, while attempting to climb • picket (Ince'', a few days since, fell and Groh - etre leg: f Nauss:v.—lt in said by those stboo pro fess to l know, that the peaches bars been trasen in the bud, in thin section, Ifsoore may expect a small Crop FACTS —Dusty—llio streets. Itigh . —the winds ['roily-111e Bellefonte girls; their hoops ; waterfells ; long —their trails ; onN ions to bo spliced—most of them. —Leer —While altenling thn sale at J. 11' ?Ayers s, on Friday lent, Mre Aggie Bay an I lu•t a pocket book sontafning o small an"unt of money. Tll7 finder will receive her thank, and a liberal reward, by leaving the WATCHMAN OrTICe. FICLD —Our borough fathers, like good Pools, ordered the cro”ing at Dr. Mitch°lls •Iter to be made during the past week, *Holt was done to the satisfaction of all con,erned: and for all of which, pedestri ans in . that neighborhood are profoundly grateful L. Rua ARk.T.—A horse attached to s buggy awl drlyen by a klr,Walker, tronvAnck of 'llilasburg, ran away In town on Saturday evening last, andsaftur breaking things up considerably. halted suddenly against one of the Street posts, on the corner of Allegti gt.t end Bishop Streets —Our friend GAIIMAN, the^popular host of Oarosan's Hotel purchaned thevocant lot adjoining his house, known 'nit the Welsh property, at public sale, lost Sainrihy for $2 230. He designs erecting a four story with 50 fezt front upon it, to con nect with his hotel --,- 'Et•ONGNICAL —We notice that that Win i e boa) , or men, generally known as the •'t n council," hare become so economical orlale, th it they cannot have their proposals pr:n• ted—but write them in a miserable hand, and Flick them up where no one will see them. This may be economj, but we "can't ear it." is 'N..... FLlTTlN ' '—Moncl.ty last, was general in day:' It seemed as if every body and all their friends, together with ebe rest of mankind, were all seeking new quarters The streets in this neighborhood, was, ed with tubs and pans, and pots, and licks and 'heirs and all paraphernalia that peY : tains to house keeping, from day light till dusk, and have not rill been removed yet 11011 IT PAM. co,. WeNT.—Spino-of our svehanges are gln , itning, that Mardi, true to the old saying "Dame in like a lamb and went out like when." With them it might, but in , this neck o' won', the adage didn't held good, Ihnt in, tithe , tkort no herself an she think she do," it tam O -in liken lamb an I went out like a sheep There may have been t•liou'' in the meddle, but it was mut utin at both ends. • Wm.:ix:G.—We would advise a certain 'Pa" and. ka," who reside within tie kyrough limits, to keep a sharp lookout if th,y• do not desire to have one of their bloming . daintiels, elope with a gay lett,- ro, on Tuesday evening next. The "rig" has been engaged at one °four liveries, and 1.14 , nrrangemente are all perfected. We doirt won't to epod the fun, but we do not lik• to see the "old folks" beaten so badly, in ,his instanced PASSED OFF FlNai,T.—We understand from our old and esteemed friend,Gen. Geo. Buchansn, of Gregg township, that the en of the Students of thereon Hall te.tdcmy, which look place on Thursday evening last, was one oLlemost enterlaing affairs of the kind that the citizens of that section have ever had the pleasure of al ien ling. The speeches, essays, dialoges and debates did emu ovedit to the Students and the professor, and every Thing passed off Co the most agreable manner. One Totes —Au editor declaims against the immodesty of lilting hoops, inasmuch as hey expose too much of the extremities of the ladies who wear them, and then ex claims : "We grieve for the good old days of Adam *and Eve." Our memory keret very good ; but, to the beet of our recollection, the wardrobe Adam and EvlliVarted in Ill* will, wouldn't be much of an improvement on titters: Bowater if some out Bellefonte Ittlies should think proper to adopt, the Alum and Eve style, we should'at object,at leo,t not niXtil we would ace how they look ed, and how well it became them „, t Einson Titsas.- 7. -One of this most delight • l'ilveraamente of a s elly or town can bem oral at a trifling expense. We allude to et, obi tree , . They can easily be obtains I, and will grew best if tranapleoted withid then *xi three or four weak,. _ln taking them lep *are should be used to got as mush at t possible of the long fibrous yoots. Do not g of your tress from thickets. Thom are meet figksiy to encased which are ob tained fro. • itioligtetaliustions, 'ot where they bate in In few trees growing nearthem. The branches and limbs should•be rigor ously lopped o T, at least so muoh that the top shall not gr may ,exceed the .:tent of - the roots. The holes for their reception should be dug c . oas id eft , bly deeper and larger then would be tequila 'lle for the bare roots, and filled wrottek • chip manure trcsswill and soft earth. Ou r native fot *e” flourish best on this toil, and t. he/ are the moat beautiful !hitt can b e emp l o y, 'd for this purpose. Among du la besfilelaptou' to this use aye the elm, e ugar maple, soft , bass Aead and nab. FSAIITCL AOCiallaT—ATinlaa CDILDaae Huon.n TO DIATII.--011 Friday last one of the most frightful accidents that no- have ever been called upon * to rectird. occurred near the Washington .Iron Works, in the lower end of this county. From the many reports that are eflost.,..whegailret the fel -1 lowing Some time during theday thebarn of a Mr Krape, - ieSifflng in the neighbor hood of the works, was noticed to be on Ste, arid before any one reached- the scene of the disastier, the flames had made puel headway that it was impossible to save any thing. The day being exceedingly windy the Ire was communicated to tan House, and It was with considerable effort that it was saved. During - the excitement of the fire, but little was thought of the children .II of whom, were large, enough to run around end ploy, and it was not for some time that the anxiety of dm parents induo el them to make Flea oh for the little ones when, judge of th horror, the charred remniiis or i el' three, w . Ihund amid the smoking timber, of the n. They hod doubtless gene in there to pl nd having matches about them, unwittin set tire to thdrbuilding from which they were 'unable to escape, and into whidlo no one seemed to know that they had gone. The affair has cast a deep gloom over the neighborhood, and the sympathy of alt is extentled to the bereaved parents, We hope It will never be our sad duty to chronicle au other acet• dent as fearful astbis,•nd we would be glad indeetlonere the reports leihis case greatly exagerated or entirely untrue, but we fear they are not. • OUR Boon or COIIPLAINTI.—WO hove opened a book of complaints, and alrendy we find thata number of entries have r been made: - `I any of the members of the town council, see- proper I.they can cull in an examine it, and they will find, dint a street crossing is badly needed at the lower end of AlleganyStreet— that sante grading wants Id be done on 'Lamb Street, to order that those residing •lonk, the upper end of it can get their wood and coal hauled to their doors,—that the pavement on !toward, between Allega ny and Spring Streets, is in a miserable condition—that a walk of some kind should be made immediately from thfi bridge to the depot, and quite a number of other complaints, some mote of Which we shall publish next week Hoses Sronts.—A couple ()Meeks since a stranger who had steppes' over night at the Cummings House, hired a horse in the morning'of the proprietor, Mr. Riknrd, to rider few miles into the country, saying that he would return in the evening. Eve• fling time, but neither horse nor man with it ; the next day, and, the next,.•nil the newt, went by end still no horse, when Mr Itikard very acusibl.tt concluded that he wasn't coming back, and mode eearch in all directions, but up to this time, hits got nu trace of the thief. This is he third hot sir Shat has been stolen front livery men in Chit place with in nine monitte, in the ennui mariner. Tu it Allen —Tits Prat of last week seems to be In groat trouble about "that Arch." ' Shall it t e repaired?" they ask or shall it be destroyed We say that if Mongrelism has control of it, and if they mean it to he a Into type of anything, they had Letter destroy it It is a pretty farce to keep up en arch supported by ten States which are not States. It mist bea terrible eyesore to every Mongrel that soon it, and as the mask is elf uow, and everybody known just swirl their party proposes, they bad better fiz.S•tbe arch" as they propose to Ss the Union it represents. Liar or Junons.—Tho following is the list of jurors, drawn for the April term of Court, commencing no the fourth Monday, the 224 lost, and 7ntinu mg two weeks. WlRtam Alozondlr. Laborer Walker; Rob ert Mee', orioer Ferguson ; Samuel Gin ;tench, Farmer( IX„opth ;.,,Frederick Robb, Farmer Liberty ; William Rook, Laborer Rush ; Samuel MoChntlek, Laborer Patter; Aaron Smull,Former M les , W tllinm Thomp son, Merchant Potter ; 6 W. Corman, Far mer Gregg; Martin Stone, Auctioneer BelleSsj, ite; Samuel Brown, Shoemaker Baines: Wm Armagost, Farmer Potter Thomas Cogan, Farmer Ferguson ; Samuel Frank, Merchant Miler , Henry Buck, For goer {Volker , Patterson Ito!t,Mason Union , W. W. Mir, Agent Rush ; Daniel Houser, Farmer Benner ; Henry Campbell, Laborer Ferguson ; ItobeTt Holmes, Farmer Mari on ; Harvey Ma on,Jr. Manufacture ;Spring; s Darill Furey, Farmer Boggs ; James Ma lin, Farmer Potter ; Isaac, Harper. =333 Reuben Gran ley. Tanner Miles; David Poorman, Farmer Boggs; Luther B Sto ver, Tanner Haines; Henry Tibbene, La borer Spring ; Thomas Tibbetts, Farmer Ilarrie ; Russel Holt, Laborer Huston , Wm Musser Jr, Farmer Ferguson.; Jacob %Voir, Tailor Heine. ; Charles Moore, Mer ohmic Bellefonte ; Samuel M. Mots, Far mer Heinen ; Wm Eberle, Farmer Worth ; Fred. Beaker, Farmer Barrie; Thomas Lingle, Laborer Liberty ; Henry Rib's. Farmer !leaner ; James Armor, Farmer Spring ; Thomas M Hay, Farmer Half Moon; David Zeigler. Farmer Gregg V W rn. Croes, Farmer Half Moon ; George Swartz, Foundryman Walker; Jno. Rider, Farmer Ferguson ; Davis Sellere, Farmer Patton ; Wm Harper, Merchant Bellefonte; James Foster, Farmer Gregg; A. J. Young, Mer chant Gregg ; Daniel Johnston, Laborer Walker, Samuel Noll, Laborer Benner , Morris Coadrick, Bricklayer Bellefonte; Samuel hloKean, Fortner Marion ; Jacob Brumgard, Farmer Miles; James Grove, Farmer Gregg: .Jno Armagast,-, Farmer Benner: Joke T. Hoover, Gent. B'elleffinte; Jame Wigkloblerk, Farmer Haines; IYm. Cook, Laborer Bellefonte, Jared Harper, Wagon Maker Haines; Ws'W. Potter,Farm er. Harris; Jno Emends. Farmer Potter ; John Witt Blackemith Half Mpon ; George . Kreps, ritEltier Fegueon ; 'Thorne' Morrow, Sleek Smith Phillipsburg: Wm. Butler, Fahher nogg. ; D II neager, J net ice Snow shoe; A. M. Elder, Farmer Half Moon ; 11. R. Smitb, Merchant Potter ; tra C. John ston. IYagon Maker Marion ; Sanittel Bai ley, Farmer Ferguson. TB 88888 1-.4100fD WINK Itotart Itepburn ,Carpenter Spring ; Wm Poorman, Pelmet: Boggill- Philip Kreider, Farmer Penn ; P. 13. Waddle. Farmer Pat ton: R. B. Meek, Farmer Patton ; Frank Ilerlaoher, Merchant Potter ; Joe. Barn hart Farmer Spring; Jacob Snyder. Mason Taylor; Washington Wiland, Coach maker Harris ; E. P. Jones, Laborer Worth; Wm. McCoy, Farmer Taylor ; D. J. Musser, Far mer Gregg ; Frank Jodon, Farmer-Spring ; Christian Derr,3leroltant Bellefonte ; Adorn llostermln, Farmer Penn ; Jackson Cloven stine, Foridar Walkpr ; Robert Porter, Inn keeper Potter; .1 11. Myers, Agent Belle fonte; B. O. Deinioger,Stone Cutterrenn ; Joseph Blerly, Black Smith Miles; Benj. Ligget, Farmer Liberty; Irvin Miles, Car penter Milcsburg ; .100 L.Rookey, Former Spring ; John Roan, Cooper Bellefonte ; James C. Boat, gArmer Potter ; Jacob I'. Shope, Merchant Milesburg : Robert Hun ter, Farmer Benner ; David Kline, Shoe maker Liberty ;James Stover, Brickmaker Miiesa D Wei Runkle, Farmer Gregg; Dan lel Dobbs, Laborer Miles ; O. W. Lone berger, Farmer Benner ; B.F. flealfer.Far. mar Walker ; Jno. B. Mitchell, Farmer Ferguson ;'Georges Sharer. Gent. Walker ; Amos Garberloh, Farmer Benner. 'l3 Biestneu Notice", —lf yen want to be Insured, sad you should be If you are crot, ro a reliable Company, call on It :CLARK, general agent, a few door, below G trman's Hotel. He b agent for the but own. ymialo tbieeuntry. ANOIU6R Now Broac—The Mews. Zim merman 4- to. bah ope up an entire new stock of goods in ItJon No. E of Bush's Arcade They sell cheap and bare on hand a splendid assortment of goods. MARRIED. Commi—Cene--00 the 24th ult., by }he Rev. W II Pow, Mr. John Coition to.blisa Susan Cane both of Spring MIII., Centre co. DIED FORiII.II/01—Fell asleep in Christ, a Mold's*. on, Pt., klarch 29th, James Foresman, aged 65 years, 2 months and 29 days. Lycouttog county papers please copy. The BeHefoettOsiket The following Cr. the quotations up to 0 o'clock on Thursday evening, when our paper went to preen: White Wheat, per bushel 42 75 Red Wheat, per bushel 12 711 Itye, per bushel . $1 Ou Corn Shelled, per bushel (01d)... ..... ... 75 Oats, per bushel 45 Barley, per bushel 75 'Buckwheat, per bushel .. ..... ......... 100 Cloverseed, per bushel . Potatoes, per bushel..... Egg., per dozen Lard, per pound,— .. Bacon, per pound Pork, per pound ' Tallow, per pougd flutter, per pouo6, Raga, par pound Oround Plaster, per ton New York Markets i• •-, vakim Reported feel for 1A,,, wATCIIII,IB, -ren• ton, Fitzgerald • Tracy, Prodnee Coma ***** Merchants, 38, IVhirehall Si., N. 1. The fol lowing are' the poratious for i t looek eled,rig 3/arch 27, 1867. FLOUR.—N. Y. Stale Superfine ... 975 10,75 Ma. Ind, 111. and lowa, Extra. 11 64 14.30 Ohio It It. Shipping • 12 85( 13.25 Ohio Extra Trade Brands 13 .10(01500 Lome Extra ...... 14 000917.75 EYE FLOUR 775(9 850 CORN MEAL 2 20(9 2 35 1911EAT.3111vraukie Club Ter lin 25069 250 Amber State ..... ..... " 3 11199 :I IS White, Canada.........." 3 2009 325 While Michigan licit Western . =CM =I Yellow and WIWI!, Western " 1 170 IRI 04,1S—Weetern . .744 .72 Mot lurk and-Nrso.lwesay. " .61(0 .2 0 BARLEY.. .... . . " 1 1r2ps 1.25 SEEDS—Clover .per lb. 1200 .porlu. 2 F . 1 1 ,1 5 .4 290 3 026 a;; mit. .1200 38 Timothy BUT Eh.. CIIRESH CUT MFATS--Shoulders. Ilamp ME " .1.31 MCI lEEE per dos. 2G LEM .per lb. .126 .115 .2860 .32 DRIED Flil i: kpplem r. Weern Plump (pecle:l). • (uopealed ) Ruspberriem =LE " .4.5 V 50 par bb1.3.75( 5.00 IMBE=I WOOL POTATOES Philadelphia Markets Reported weekly for the WtTenvAv by Knox', Scowana h. CO., Coonnixsion Merchants end wholesale, Fish, Cheese and Prot is De a l. rs, 141 North Deleware Avenue, and 137 North Water St., Philadelphia. The following a, the quotatio'ne for the week ending Wednesday Evening, April 3, 1907. Ftnun.—Supertine per bbl . 9,23(0, 9,00 Fancy Family do 14,50® 17,50 North Weet Extra ito 11,50413,50 Pcnn'n. h Ohio En Fain perbbl 11,75414 25 Rye Flour per hbl 7,25( 7,50 Cony Mann, —lllrsts'wine per 1,41 0.00 5,00 Pennsylvaniado..... 3,00 4,50 Wnur —White perwFt .. 3,25 t 3,20 Red do 3,00( 3,26 Rve do 1,49( 1,52 Cons.—Raw do I,lo® 1,13 1 .0 as = ISIMEMI Tlmothy FIRS do .. Ilmxn—Roll per lb Nr.w LARD do.. TALLOW do Cuss. do 111 rrs-Shouldera do Middles do Ilam. do bless Pork do iAL NOTICES. HILLIIIIOLD'iI FLUID EXTRACT Ducat, is plena ant In taste and odor. free from all Injurious properties, and Immediate. in Ito action. D . , IlLinnwrsa see Carannw,—Treat ed with the utmost success, by Dr. J. Isaac, Oculist and Aurist, (formerely of Leyden, Ifol land,) No. 09 Pine Street, Philadelphia. Tes timonials from the most reliable sources in the City sod Country can be seep at his office. The Medical faculty are invited to accompany thaw patients, all he has no secrets in his prac tice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No charge made fur examination TA [II ao none unpleasant and unsafe reme dues for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use Itelmbold's Extract Ruche and Improved Rose Wash. - HALL'S VIICI6fI•LR SICILIAX HAIR REAM an.-11ne proved itself to be the -moat perfect preparatiUn fur the hair ever offered the public. It is a vegetable compound, and contains no in .jurions properties whatever. It will restore Gray Hair to its original color. It will keep the hair from falling out It cleanses the ...Ili and makes the hair soft, Metro., au silken. If ie a splendid hair dreseing. No pe on, old or young, should fail to ueo it. It to re oalmen• ded and used brtlle first medical a thority. ..•.". - Ask for Moll's Vegetable Sicil n Hair Renewer, and take no-other. It. P. ALL & CO., Naehua, N. It., Proprietor.. F sale by all druggist.. • 12.2-Joe Tut (hour or MAN is Srterrn,—Therefore the nervous and debilitated ehould immediately use /10101b011.1 . 11 Extract Buchu. A Ultra" . Discovativ.—One of the greatest and most useful discoveries in medical .1011 ca was made br the celebrated Dr J Dumas, of Paris, Chief Physician to the Imperial Ingm ar, of France, in 1861. Those who hate been afflicted with the painful die.. known as the Piles,and effectually cured by the eign,..uf 121. J Dumas' French Pile Salve, cannot euenlEglio highly of the benefits minim - Aid upon them by the use of this certain remedy. It has cover been known to fail in effecting a peruia neat cure in a eihgle case. In this respect it surpasses all other medicines of the kind. It will do ,ghat ,what it is recommended for; if not the mo will be refunded. One or two Mines iailutHei at to effect a care in four or six days, it the directions_outoo boxes are followed.— Price one and two Meta per hen, according to elan. Sent by Mail or Eaprous to any part of the United States or Cana., Sold by Drug glets generally. A liberal discount tondo to the trade. Address D S DUNHAM A CO., Wil liamsport, Ps., sole Proprietors and Manufac turers for tho United States and Canadle.ll49ly llstrsoto's EXTRACT Burnt, and Improved Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders In all their stages. at little expense, little or no change In diet, no inconvenience add no expo. lure. It is pleasant•ln taste and odor, immedi ate in Its action, and tree from all injurious prop erties. Tore! ITCH! ITCH SCRATCH! source ! SCRATCH I Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in 4k hours. Also cures Solt IWona M oen, Cliiiblaioo, and all eroptiono of the skin. Price 50 cents. For eats by all druggist*. Ily. sending SO, cen ts to Weak.* Potter, Sole Agent. 170 18'10%11360n street, Ilpstoo, it will he for warded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. 11-23 Iy 8505 00 RzWARto will be paid In greeribsoks So any person who has ;Wed Dr Dumas' Pile calve according to directions and be. not been lured. Address D 8 DUNUAM k Co, Will amsport, Pa. 11-49-17 MettiooD ♦ID YOOTHTUL VICOB are regained by lielmbold'a Exyant Bache. Ave.'. Anus Orrit. —For the speedy and certain cure at Intermittent fever, or chill, and fever, remittent fever, chill fever, dumb ague, periodical headache or billoue headache, and bilioun fevers .• Indeed, for the whole class of diseases originating in binary derangement, caused by the malaria of mhypustioountries. Vila remedy has rarely failodlb ctlitMe sever est eases of chills and fever, and% has thin great advantage over other Ague `ased)eines, that it subdues the semplaint without injury to the patient. It contain. no quinism or other deleterious substances nor does It-produce quin ine or any injurious street whatever. ShAting brother. of the army and the west, try it and you willeadorse these maertions. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer ek Co , Lowell, Mn..., and full by all druggißts and dealers in medicine everywhere. Feb 15, lm SHATTERS° CONSTITUTIONS EISTORIP by }parabola's Extract Barba. Abe roe AI/ileitis Mitt • Coven, Bonus nese A Coln 7—Are you disposed to consJeop. lion ? Are the lire. of yokr children in s pf ardy from sudden end repeated attack no• Croups If an pnrchase a box of axings'surs PROMS I. At entearons The People'. most op, nod efferfAril reppetly Jo , Cogyhe, Cottle, Cro red Catarrh, Asthma, Prowchltes, Diptherin, a a all Putd.ohary diseases. The Lubricator ls e, Medscal preparation in the form of • Losengd which of all modep is the most pleasant an. convenient: They contain no deleterious in gradient, and ere warranted to be always safe even for the weakest and moist sensitive stom ach. Lh Croup they gisb immediate relief. For Coughs and t olds they see invaluable. For Catarrh, Asthmaend Bronchitis they have no equal in the market, (ridefortilicalesiseedbripa ny, each box ) Plptherhs, that dreaded and desolating diseacc, they control wstitiferfilly end alinost immediately. .N 5 Public Speaker, Singer or Thither. should be without, as they remove lionntiness and strengthen and deur the vote.. A luoys use them In time, and it she symptoms are mere use very freely. J. 111 BLADE . ; & Co, nroprietors, F.ltnire, N.Y. Fur sale hp druggists stet) where, and by P. P Ureen and F, S. Wilson, in Bellefonte. 11-321,1 Nebo Rtbertionlients H ELIKLIOLD'S FULD EX f IIACT DUCIIU Is a certain sure 1.., ',miss. of the Bladder, Kalno e, gravel, Dr2psy, - Organic 'Weakness, Female Complaints, General' Debility, an And all disetGes of the URINARY OiRGANS, Whether exulting in t MALE OR FEMALE, , From whatever cause originating anti no matte OF 110 W LONG STANDING. Disease. of these organs require the use of diuretic. , If no trentinent I. submitted, Consumption o Inanity limy entino Our Flesh and Blood or, supported from (Ilya source., anal t h e 11E1LT11 AND HAPPINESS, •nd that of Posterity, depends upup prompt us of n reliable remedy. 11,r1,31110' EXTBACT Established ape a•ds of 19 yorirr, prepared by 11. T. HELMBOLD, Dot coin, 591 I9road•way. New Yor2, and 104 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - 12-11-Iy. 3.011(59 325 25P( 2 7., NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS [AND NEW PRICES'' 1110 11 RATES RUBBED OUT ! 900D8 AT AT OLD FASHIONED PRICES. 110 , FFLR itz KELLER', (Formerly holler Ilro's,) Would roaprelftilly inform the world and the rout of mankind, that they h ve just opened out, and are daily wets mg n large STOCK OF ROODS OF ALL KINDS, which they aro offering at the N ery lowest mar ket prteen DRY '0000S! Consisting of the latest ut:iles of Olin One AKIO MAIN ALOACAs, MOOED ASO t - LAIN AIL WOOl. on LAMM' SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK SILKS, SUMAIKR EILKIO 0 IEIBII POPLIN', WHITE 0000 S, 12(0 AO OU4( Aoi Ai@ of 15e10 19 BEIM 4554 .50 .1561 .30 .10) 10 .50( . 0 .5y Matte Counterpane+, Linen and Cotton Sheeting., Cheektt, Utnglinms, Bedtie hormone, be Shepherd Plaid Bonny ~Is, • Block Cloth. Cntotttnereo, Ceh cline, Cortittr.,y, Renineltey Jeans, Drdls. Clonking, • Plato Color'', Cloth., Repellnnts,mo FLAWS OF VARIOUS COLORS A full line of Cloths, Cessitueres. Seiinettes and Vesting, all kinds poll prices, which will he sold cheep We hove constantly on hand • large and well seleeted•stock of all kinds of CROCKERY. GROCERIES. UI ACK EREL, SALT, he Which we will oli•pose of at the very lowest each prices. AU kipds of country produce taken in exchange for goods, and the B.Oct/elm-Let pr, allowed. FRIENDS AWAKE TO YOUR INTEREST For we feel satisfied that we con suit your ',AVMs as well as your cunens. Sept. 8, 'llB-ly 0,0000 1 12 OEOO ,70 10,50011,0' 9 50041P,10 3,00 373 3 000 3,1'0 ,2 I 0) 27 00(# .14 20 ,19 11, ,I 3 ,IS; ,15 ,I 0 ,2I a ,50 HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH Ir doe want to buy good goods, °Poop goods fisshomoble goods, fine goods, every kind o goods, go to ABI{MIAM SUSSMAN'S On High street, Bellefonte, Pa. who has Just returned from Nori York, with it handsome selected assortment of :nerehandise, now o,en and offer for sale cheaper than any .htidy else in the Union. The Goods have been bought ebeap fur cash, and will he 101 l client, for rash nr its equivalent. Cloth, Cesfneer, Satinet t, K. J anea Chainbrays,Cottonadles, filareall lea Veetings, Satin and other Veil- tinge, Under Shirts, and Drawers, Black and Fancy Silk, at old prices. all iolor Flannel.. all wool and domestic Sack and Shirting Flannel., Dleachod, Unbleached and Colored Cant.m Flannels, French and dotowitie Gingham., Ticking. and Check., Bleached and Un bleached Sheeting., Pillow Case and Shirting Muelin,Cambricsand Drills. Howie. and Worm, Sue. pendem amhllaAkereLlr6, Necktie., . _ Collars and Dosiyans7 Paraldln •ndStin Umbrellas—Silk, (linghoms ,o I.Mtlkhn.— Balmoral Skirts, Laihes's and Misses. Balmo ral Skirts of various sixes and prices. Skeleton Hoop Skirts, Lailies's and Misses Skeleton hoop Skirts of every description. —Spring and Sominor Capes, both Cloth and Silk, unsurpassed in style, quality, and prices, north of Mason and Dixon's Line. Shawls, an endless variety, both single and double. Carpet., a full assortment of all.kinds of Carpet., such as Bruseels. 3 Ply Ingrain., R. and Straw Carpets. Oil Cloth, all width of Fldor .d Table Oilcloth and,' 0 , 1 014d ,,,,, SALT, FISH, GROCERIES, SOLE LEATH.- ER, SPANISH KIP, FRENCH CALF SKINS, COUNTRY CALF SKINS. LORROCO LININGS &c. Shoemakers' Thread and Shoemaker. Tools, of all kinds to be had ut AIIIWIAM SUSSMAN'S, CHEAPER. then at any other establishment in Central Pennsylvania. Deo 19-1862, ALWAYS AHEAD!! A. ALEX:OI'4ER dc 901.1, --‘, MILLIIEIM, CEtZTRE CO., PA Are now offering to thlpnblio at tbs . LOWEST' C•A6D PRICES The subecribera takes thin method of ana:en ring to tht it friends that they hays Joel re turned from the Boatoand now offer. a fine an eminent of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS I Which they are selling at such terms that pur "obaiers will nod it to their interest to buy of them. Their stock consists of DREBE P - 013 . D!3;innAVN - AND BLEACHED 1311EETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND FLANNELS, CASHMERES, HATS,. BONNETS, MILINERY GOODS, 6IIAWLII ADM OLOAKB Coll sirilzsamino oar stook. The halt is not enumerated. , URN AND BOY'S WEAR fiats, Caps, Boots and Shoos. Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, is Ata, all of which will be disposed of si ler es dap eau lb purchased out side of Philatrelphis. M[MiEiME arr. li 151&47. A. ALNIANDER I BON.- Neb) fttrbettfisemeit. YNDER'B, MUSLC 810 RE, LOCK lIAVEN, PAP. i Chickering Pianos, lEmerson P lan. Peloobet Organ. tt. Melodeons 'Smith Organt Alwmy. on hand Any instrument made in dm Unt Suites can be fur alobetl on Nikon no. tic.. Circulars slid prife WU bent freto, sp %RYNDER'S • MUSIC STORE, LOCK HAVEN, PA 12-14 ly A CARD TO THE LADIES DR. DUPONCQ'S GOLDEN PERIODICL PILLS FOR FEMALES. In Correcting Irregulmitles, Relitoring Ob structions of the Monthly Turns, from Whaterer Cause and Always Success ful as a Preventative. It is now over thirty years since the - 4bove celebrate•Wrthi were fink discoved by Dr. Du• ponce of Paris, during which time they babe been extensively end cue. nfally used in most of the pikblie institutions—as well as in private practice—of both heintspherm with unparaleiled success in every ease, amt It is only at the ur gent request of the thonsands of Ladies who hale used them that he is induced to make the Pills public for the alleviation on those suffering from ant irregulari•ies whatever, as well as to Prevent an increase of family where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated or those supposing themselves so, Cr. cautioned against tulnlg these pills whiTe"i that condition as the proprietor &unities no responsibility af ter the above admonition althouQh their mild• nese would prevent my mischief to health oth erwise the Pills are recommended ONE DON IS SUFFICIENT Full and explieite directions accompany each box. Price $1 per box, six boxes $4. Sold by one Druggist in eery town, village, city and hamlet throughout the world. Sold in Pelle. tante, Pa , by P. P. , Ireen (druggist) Sole agent for Bellefonte, Ladies , By sending hist $l to the Bellefonte Post Office can hare the Pills sent (confidentially) by mad to any part of the eoleetoy, tree of Postage. Ad also by Dr. Preison, Lobk Ilasso, J. Read, Iluntingdmi ; wholesale by J Mown 1101- !away & Cowden, Philadelphia; Demoul Barnes &Co , New York and oy 8. D. ILDIVE,( sole proprietor) New York. 1.214-1 y S9NETHING NEW And redly very valuable ILL TILE WAY OP MEDICINE A COI POUND EkTRACT OF THE COMMON SMART WELI). Nothing has been found e q ual to this Extract for throwing off colda,breaking up fever,prompt ly relieving the severest pain., killing the pois on of Dyptherla, putrid eore throat, bloody dux, cholera and chronic diarbres. It is of magic efficacy in Bronchitis, chronic cough, liver and kidney complaints and many kindred diseases. . . Notbing but aotesaleriiirean' give • just idea f its great virtues and uncommon value as a FAMILY MEDICINE Repeated and various trials have proved It a most powerful and effectual LINIMENT, for the removal of 13011iNE8S, BM/MUNI:I A INIPMAMATION otUrious kinds. It I. prepared by and told as Dr. Carter's Com pocnd Extract of Smart Root. Price 60 cents and El 00 per bottle. Per sale by all respectable druggists EL 11. BURGESS CO., Proprietors, IMEILI V . Oa SAVED I TEE OLREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE Wait and get the ()kaput .and Rm. -•' Three dollars oared to each boyar of Flue's new andicomplete wrought iron HORSE HEY-FORK & GIRDING'S SELF-LeBRICATING PULLEY! ' ' THIS FORK STANDS UNRIVALLED! Ist It h easiest managed, works easier In Om hay, and will work In damp hay or straw. 2d This fork alsolfes the hay or straw until the proper tim e', and then per -3d It is eftaple, not likely to get out of repair, having Daly thregt_pleres and two rivets, and is made of the best greafern Wresghs hos. 4th All wbo have tried it, er mem tt used, prat*, it. We retail Piggeg fork at $B, and warrant like maples shoirn. Others retail at $lO. A. WALTERS, Sole Agent for Centre County, Pa. Tab 8-Smoe EVERY DESCRIPTION of boo mid coarse work, for Ladles, Guar or Andrew at (MAHAN'S et IIoAPPRErS. LOWEST PUCE% lbeeerorthinglh the boot and Alm H.. at OBAXAM'S As MonIIFIUCTII I • iSuritoitieo. THEILARGEST AND BEST STOCK of warlsated boot. and thou. area brought to Central ottnty, at BURNSIDE'S AITARRANTBD to Rive satisfaction. If not YY oilsay, will sire yon news boots and oboes forams'. You can only find them at BURNSIDE'S BURNSIDE'S la the only place where you can get a pore, unadulterated article or spices. I have them grooms to my order and dill warrant thelm strictly pore, no represented. • BURNSIDE /1 1 115 largeht stock of buckskin gloves in the county at Burnside'n Burnside being a pradtical tanner, Is la good judge of the article. Usn't sell jou sheepskin for buckskin at BURNSIDE'S 111 N MSS, co lhab, halters, cart whips, ea rage whip., government gears, saddle. bridles, martingale., and everything in th saddlery line, at BURNSIDE'S LSAT HER of all ducriptionv, warranted I. give as.iafcctlon. French calf, kid !Imlay morocco., abeepakiav, and everything la th == fIEAD MOT POWDER,'' Hick's .&eb ILJ ted doable 'water proof cape, anti•eorn mire raps, and all other kind. at BURNSIDE'S SIIOEMARERS' TOOLS—Lasts, hamme Awls, anti everything in'ehoe findings at, BURNSIDE'S WILLOW BASKRIS, on liapketa, tmketa, brooms, brwhes Sib*, and every Onne In that line at BURNSIDE'S. GUNS —llgrd In's celebrated double biarrel rides, double barrel shot gene and single barrel shot guns at BURNSIDE'S Li ATS A CAPS of every quality mod 1.1 quantity, gellang very clump of BURNSIDE'S S TEPHEN F. WHITMAN'S eelehrsildl - 444 Snet ponfeetioni—the only place they can b bad Wit BURNSIDE'S IF you want good goods and great bargain go and examine the big .cook of good. • BURNSIDE'S BOFFAL° . ROBES, Web - Witiketi sted sleigh bells at BUItNSIDEII A LARGE atoek of pistols •nd all kinds a pistol eaibldges .t BURNSIDE'S TILE bast toketero. eigars, . Wulf and Opel a low prices, at 111:RNSIDX'8 LRATNER 011. for greasing gear.. bootaoi shoes:de, at , BURNSIDE'S - VON-.EXPLOSIVE pure article of Coal 0 at • BURNSIDE'S G OODS sold at the lowest prices at BURNSIDE'S T OYS of .11 kinds and ascriptions at BURNSIDE'9 N EW PATTERNS for oil cloth at BURNSIDE'S OAL OIL LAMPS, coal 01101-c. al BURNSIDE% B UY extra Sae teas at BURNSIDE'S N OTIONS of all lands at BURNSIDE'S F OX TRAPS, mink trap atIITJRNSI DE'S erg Outs, &c N°" IS THE' TIME e BAYR YOUR 110 Net BY - MAR3NO YOUR PURCUABES NATHAN FRANK, (Fougerly Stout & Co ) NEW DRY GOOD STORE Evarything you DRESS GOODS, GROCBRIES, NOTIONS, BOOTS and sum, = lc., le., Le. 1:1213 Will be sold culAvis, than at say otLir Si- tablinniest ha thin. REMEMBYR Tin PLUM. Oornor of i llerogsay sad Skimp itroole, UAW*, Nov" 'ell: TO CONSUMERS OP FLOUR & FEED. Orders left et the wareroom la the veer of Derr'e stars, for doer or feed, will be prompt iy attendd test sad the goods delivered free of charge, by the Logs. Mills wagortoe Irresdays grad Fridays, to Atkins of the borrragh. As we have for years hoes dealing is ' FLOUR, PSIO t GRAIN OP ALL KINDS We feel that we can guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patrosimp.— Ordimi from a eldest* promptly ailed. Bellefonte In 4 '!7-d. NUMBS & CO. • • FOR 8.4 E. Two good Moles, Hornets mid ■ Apply to 11011/ER & KELLER: • FIUINC/I CALF &Ittihad Boots, tin male at Satiates AI MOATUMIL Erg Gootto, gamins. NSW STORE HARPER BROTHERS 0 te, Have epened-up ENTIRE NEW STOCK of GOODS ornery deseriptionail their new sto room on Springatreet l which were purchased at PdA7C PRICE'S, and will avid as low If not lower, then cm Inland elsewhere in this notion. Their stock comprise. In oat, Dry (nods, Notions, Millinery Goods, • Henries, Laney Goods, ' 'Clothing, Hoots & Shoes, Bats & Carpet-Bas, Umbrellas, Parasols, Gentleman and Ladled • Furnishing Goods, Ladies Cloaks * Circulars, In Billt ad Cloth; . • Carpeting, Groceries ' Gusseswase&o. i :~ i hod everything el. that in to b. found in • well stocked country store &ken to exchange for goods, and he highest market prlee paid. 11-11-191 TO ALL YE LOVERS SPLENDID CHEAP 000D8 To Ye Advocates of Economy I I Thu Jose opened a new-stowps- -Dotter Dole bins new store room, on Bishop street. Having experience in the basing., he Antlers himself that his stook will please ail. DRY 000D9 Cloak., Groceries of the heat Qtmlities Boiesmare, • Boots. MI IZEIM Now le your time for bargain., the prieu conform to tills limn. All the landing styles of and every' article neeemary for one's Oman OM 12=1 Call and examine the stoyk before baying any other plate. March 16 '66-Iy. NE W STORE AT PUMP/MEC, CENTRE COUNTY, PA Norevoods tan be had forlees money at th cheap elate of RITZMAN :4 KELLER at Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, than at any . othar establishment in the Stabs. They hiens constantly en hand a °holm, stook of STAPLE AND FANCY ODOM, BOOTS ♦ BROM REACT MACH CLOTHING, Notjegok, Queensware, Hardware, Willow and Wooden Wars, And in fact a eomplete assortment of all the no tleles usually found la a first °lass Gauntry store. French Merinos, all wool, Plaid., Coborp Repo., Alpsocas, Black Silks, &., to. DOSIERY—WoOI and Cotton Shirts and Drawers, Fine Shirts, Silk, Cotton and Unen Hoodlum/4k Hoop Skirts, bast makes. CLOTHS AND CABBIMBRBB—French Broad cloths, Satinets, Molten% do., for winter wear. 811AIVLS—A fall Hon, .11 wooL BOOTS AND SHOES. We will keep at all times a f.ll assortment e mum mad. goods. PRODUCE TAKEN IN 12X011ANOR FOR GOODS, A THZ 11110/11111T raialli PAW IN CAME FOR GRAIN OF CIE Fleur and 4044, kupl w amostgaly on hand, Aug. 24 14106-0. ItITZMAN a BELLE& EDWARD W. MILLER. WITN YOUNG, MOORE &'OO., ARMAR YOUNG, BROTHER A CO., Importers mld dealers in Embroideries, Loolo, White Goods Hosiery, Mitts, Gloves, Trim mlnge. Se., No. 499 MARKET Sr. A 419 COMMERCE Sr. D. TOYS°. PHILADELKIA fI. ""MY. N. C. •00110, • LZWIO /11. COY • NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, In Ryanid'i new Building, (WITT DOOR TO TOM 001NRAD ROOM) GUJBNSWAU. w. &rite the &NenUm" If the ecatuaahlty to our ETTINSITZ ASSORTMENT ON FANCY .4 Ar.Q Ng ARAN DRY GOODS, Carpets, ".t Btx.MßSttEhNts, Nati i ad Dim Otteteaware, Our oaths stook woo wetland Addeo the late decline la gold, Auld we aro oil Liao of jr&de TRUTT TO THIRTY MIR CENT she . aper tida the sane goods eeadd have bees hooted for a short this. age. Persons Is ..at of good! will do will to examine oar stock Otters purtlioalag oloowliorw WI WILL DEAL' I,IIRL Y with them who favor so with .s osll, and will sin tlowa rho bona& of the awake la josh IN MOLT minor LAI. N. 11. —Ti. I/10mA market riot rol4 la cosh for Mods of grata. Doe 11104 , 060/C1 A 00. 1 - ion 8... Th. Been and lot on High streok seor the Court Rau, now owonplod by As.. Name and the subserlber. The reats will pay am In. Urea on 02,000. Also, 1200 acons of lows and Illseeari lands, all of wbleb are Apar railroads and of Ant rate ua qlity. ` • Ala, a geed topiary:, nearly good aa fur. Also, an umbra:pc and pbotorrapb ear sod planner Everytanc la omelet, order. to sold asap. 'yor particulars, apply t. J. S. BARNHART. 11.11-droo STATIONERY, COUNTRY PRODUCE QM D. 1. PRU-NER I= Shawls. Si Carpet. Oil ol;Thet Shoes, °afters Slippen CETI:I2I3 IMMMUIMI Mitoses and Children's weer. ED= DRESS GOODS MMM! Grookfes, Am., be. letup Sc 'Wildly. A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. "Z . Po Miami, he &Wed Jtmelepe pi.. d or. A Lature ort the Nature, Tmatmaar, Radical Cure of Bpormatentuna, ar method weakamo, Involuntary Eadieleas, sexual debil ity, and Impedlemets to warder' poshUy, eoesaimptlea, opilepay aad metal mid physical ineepaelty, malting from .elf-obese, Ao.—By ROBERT J. CULVER. WELL, M. D., Author is, the Nine. Beolf,'illv The world-renowned loather, la tile admira ble lector.; clearly proveii from Ida milt me* that the awful opniegaehme °rad= .y bei effectually removed pithead radials' -sad without dangerous surgleal operation* bougiee, Instremeats, rtap or meads, poleting oat a made of mare at mem certain sad efletual, by whiiiivery enterer, so mattor what sea. ditloe(imy ray more kimeelf eheet i mielj, 7ad Thu Laden w illprove beton to thomande Mid thousands. Sent wader nest, to any address, Is a plan pirated envelope, on the neerlpt of Ws owls, or two postage Wanly.. Also Dr. CslrefinnlYs . 51arringo Outdo," prints 25 imam. Adelman do pobliebere, ion 1 IT ps CH4B. J, C. )(LINN A CS., 127 Dowory, Now York, Pont 01100 Don 4/114 Grn REEN'S_PIiTj_G STORE. Mo No. 3, Brokerkeire Row. The underrighed respectfully asiarniaess that be has removed his well known • DRUG A CHEMICAL STORE. to the new room (No. 3) udder Brokerlion ho tel, which he has fitted up for that imposer and having largely isimpased hi. Est& It, DRU preGS, pared to f inite& ide enetemers with pare • CHEMICALS, • PATENT MEDICINES. PURE WINES A LIQUORS for medicinal was, DYE IsTUFFS, with almost every article to be found in sus establishineat of this kind, =eh as Horse and Cattle Powder, Earl Oil, Al.hol, Linseed Oil, Glass, P.lntar P.tty,Sponges. •Ahoolli• • largest and beat &Woollen of PERFUMERY' AND TOILS! SOAPS ever brought to this place. Tobacco and cigars of the most approved brands, conotantly en band. Be would call the attention of this pis& ho to his stook o@ notions, consisting of Bair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Print Brushes, Cutlery, Pipe, Thinkint= Chess and Backgammon Chasm Mon, Dominoes, sta. Are. Also, • largo Variety of TOTS FOR CHILDREN. Pa Ocular attention silvan. ISSlParingF7ll - PRESCRIPTIONS sat FAMILY RECIPES. 'laving had more than twalvo years expert ones in lila buskins., Wiled, muldent his ma render satisfaction ball whe favor kiss with thoir patronage. NE4ANX P. 6131.13334-Drogeo4-- - 1853-Iy. li, Ito. 3 Bock. = BELLEFONTE PLAINING MILL Th. nudersirod an now prepared to mann &stuns sad arntsh, on appllentlon at tint: Phaning Mill in Pellefonte, Contra amity. Shutters, Flooring, Ruh, Doom, Aouldinge Brackets, de. Fle roll sawing of all desoriptions, mod brackets of all alms and patterns made to wire. BUCKLEY : B PATENT UMBER DEM. We hare connected with Me MW "Bneklere Patent Lambe, Dryer,' Irldeb by qaper-beated tn-wltheat pressure, wM season lumber In from TWO TO FOUR DAYS, Having tested this nasal by i we are am that it is the beet preeeee=e. lag lumber nbw tat asa. , , All our work wIL bo suukaliaiurod from THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMINA,. , Order. for drying limber delivered at the magi will be 611. d at »atonable ricer. Pledging ourselves to MI ail ordas Tat promptnesn, and to the ontisfaettan of toar pat roes we ask all persona requiringlierk I. our line of badness to give us a eall before 50u1..... this eleewbere. VALENTINE, BLANCH/RD GOO. Bellefonte, Deo 211111 ly. NEW BAKERY At CONFECTIONARY TI • sabutibet would respeetfully *fors UN citizens of Bellefonte and %kinky, thet. We new and ezten•lve, BdIEBRY k CONVECTIONAZY, axe aaw loompletely Iltdaied. and Wag id fa prepared tq (laralabed eliry dry, Fresh Bread, Calm sU yls• ae, &. Csadles,•Bplaps, 'Nate, Fruits, and anything and atverriklng baked'', to to az= lining ►.d years of expernanta tha but ane. He dattorghlanlit t►.t be as paraanse eatisfaction to all who way favor kW with their patronage. 11-42-1 y .7. N. SANDS. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR BAWL—The undersigned of re for mile his very desirable property In the beneath of Bellefonte. A lot of ground imatalaing Wes fourths of an acre minim or leas, on whisk In erected a good two story dwelling, a geed sta ble and other outbutid Ago. Alm, excellent fruit of all kinds, consisting of apples, pemikes plums, pears, cherries, grapes, quinces, macrons, goose berries, and rasp-berries. The property is,siteated ' near the Bellefonte Academy, and is tertainly one of the most dui 'able bootee hi the town. /or farther parties . lan inquire of Aug 1. tf. W. W. BROWN. GAITERS, Italian mid English lasting, Mr ..lost 6 turns! tfr. Blogrininv's. DO YOU 'WANT TO BUY CLOTHING, Par, Bummer, Pall, 'nate. TO/ '.4(. MEN OE BOY% the plug to go la BTER*BIIIt DO YOU W4FT TO BUY CARPETS, S ID, Thotiorly, P--,- LW, or say other Mad, go t. lag, Illrilitniall. DO YOU WANT TO BUT DRY 000D1. insides A Deets asil lbass. AtAs sad Ci" or =Abe elm Toe wittilaTMOimill Is larger gouda* that say st Itiky 'We , KOONS, SOHWARf & CO. 001131IssION ME 1110114:11 TS Mb.hale Obsess sot /Whim it. 144 Norsk. sad Ur IleedrWeat PILUADE.PRIA. Orders OsOe_preselay _sisodmirts the korsse pssellis , Oslidisiddesi real' test „• PILED • 10011, • Miran; J, INISW4III. J 11-44; E=3 ek SKIN&
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