Otoutaticiffi'ittrizman
T60.1L7.-41 per lase when paid lit 'downs*
2,50 when not paid 15 advance aniis3,oo whin
jo paidantfore the expiratioa of the year.
Oon ♦oseee.—We hove geuthorked the fol
lowing gentlemen, to roeolvo and 'receipt foe
aubeaelg . tion to the DIMOCRATIC WITCH-
Id•r1
TG•mi.. J. Unnnont.n, Gregg township
Jonnll.Retrinronn. Penn "
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
W. A. W.—We aro sorry If we bare committed
any offence. You aro certainly entitled to
your opinion., and we do .1 blame you for
expraming them, but we do e.mis they are
thundering queer opinions ter a Democrat
to held.
FAIR PLAY —We are much oblige. . you for
the information. Try to fled out the Demise
of the wretches who ere guilty of the of.
(Mice, and we wdl take the rrsponmbt lily
of patolishing them to the world.
Ds. 6. L. A.—As on SA me can find time
will glee ytitt nue opinion In full upon 11.
subject.
Semiceisen.—We ask the advise of no one 111/
to what we ehould and should nut Insert.
We publish what roe believe to be right,
wo say what we think, and if Mongrel poi-
Allem., Con aaaaa lives and weak-kneed
- Democrats do not Ilk. it, they can take
the less of it. •We don't feel like " coon.
prone icing with traitors,“ or trying to
please their Isidore and abettors.
T.NINOB, ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY,
•
4 -
Ixsyriurs County Institute to be
bold at Millheim on the 23d, 2lth, 25th
and 26th inet.,from preeent indications wtll
be well attended Teachers from every
part of the County are making preparations
to attend
RAPT Barris, of Milton,
arrested for passing counterfeit mon.), was
lodged in the jail at this plane, on Tuesday
night of last week, for once keeping until
the nett morning, when he was taken on to
Pittsburg for trial
Aecioser.—Our friend Hirstiler, who
keeps the saloon on corner of Allegheny
and Bishop streets, was badly burned on
Friday last, by lb• upsetting of a fluid lamp
used 11140 oyster chafe Ills one arm and
facie were so ly injured as to confine
Lim to the house for several days.
Prof. Tawnitr and Yankee Biimpsou's
Great Panorama of Europe and Scene. In
the late civil war, will hibit at Bush's
Ball, during the pouring w k. It is well
spoken of by our exchanges, ad we hive
no doubt it will be well patronized. Par
ticulars will be announced in due time.
A Cloou True.—Oar Catholic friends in
this place are making arrangements to give
one of the grandest Concerto that it has
ever been the priviledge of any of ourciti
tens to attend, in Bush's Ilall, on Friday
and Saturday, December 27, 78. The eer
♦ioes of some of the best singers in Phila
delphia have been scoured, and arrange
ments are being fully completed to render
it a perfect ■uooess in every manner. One of
the large rooms connected with the Hall
todsaiso been engaged, nod will be Used as
aierreshutent saloon, where oystere,turkey,
ebb:skim., cold hams, and all the nice things
of the season can be had before( daring
intertniesjon,, and after the Concert.
Tim New Sierzu —The new system of
drawing jurors, in accordance with the late
law, was put into operation in this county,
op Friday last. a To many, alto manner of
filling the wheel—rezemended by Judge
Linn and adopted by the board—may item
right and proper, but to us it look. very
mush like milltiog the qualification of a ju
ror depend upon tko political principles he
Lade or the party prejudices that sway his
mind. Furst, Cel.Gregg, would put into
the wheel the name of a republican, then
Air. Shannon would put in the name Of a
•Icmocrat, then Judge Linn would put In,
oltornatelyethe name of a republican and
democrat, thus filling the wheel, half ■nd
half from each of the two political parties
It may be right enough to bare juries as
evenly ballonced in n political point of
view, as possible, but when politics is made
the barge of IL jurors qualifications, the like
lihood is, that our Court trials will be dr
eaded on political ground. in Ohms of in
accordance with the dictates of justice or
the requirement. of law. We bold that
Judge Linn and the Jury Commissioner.
ball no right to recognize either political
party, when filling the wheal. It was their
duty to chose the best men ; our Most Intel!,
send bYißne, regardless of what political or
ganization. they belonged to. As it now
stands, during the coming year, our juries,
although equally divided, will in all prob
ability consider the mincer in which they
were chosen and out accordingly. Drawn
as jurymen, because they belonged to this or
that political party, they will feel in duly
bound to do all in their power for those who
believe .e they do, politically, and the foots
in the Oases, the .cadence, add the law—
coreriding as tbty mitst all other consider.-
tivoay look different entirely when
?levied in a political sense.
&Sinew as Kim wii.—Some ten days since,
• laboring man from, yqtaburgh, came to
thin place with lettere of resommendation
to Mr. Juo. Irwin, Jr., president of the
01w 00., reonesting work. Shortly after
Mammiesl he was taken stek and was con-
Ordfitto his bed at the "Drokerboof Douse,"
where lie was well oared foe and supplied
with all Ills comforts the sick could have
mail last Sunday night, when a "stretcher'
was procured and the slot .nan removed—
where too is the question l During the
day, the di was pronousoed to be
small pox, and to prevent ill spreading the .
patient was removed trbome other quer
.tere. If it is realty ',ogee of small pox, it
iiidue to the people of this pleas. that they
'Arid know where it is, in order ;to allay
resell/Mont, and that such measured may be
token an will repdir the suflerer as comfor
labia as possible, and lb prevent those
Is taking the disease from going in
to' the immediate neighborhood where it
now I. There is nothing so terrible about
a single ease of small pox, in a town of
this size, that it should be cloaked up in
mystery sufficient to make it • bugaboo of
rionstd•sable impel:lance to nervous men
aatitimid women. If there is any, let it de
known where It Is, and precautionary nava.
swim will be taken at ono., to p t Its
sprmid, and the minds of Sloes so easily
*naiad by such matters will be set at rest,
be useless, foolish, fright be over.
For oak own part, we think it the most ex
treme folly to attempt to conceal anything
In relation to the case; it only gives ru•
mar a chance to ply her thousand tongues
and (plead reports of all kinds over the
country, making matters a hundred Sur
wain than they redly are ; a single case
multiplied into thousand, the bu
.151111/01,4
"MP 0;. Oat loin burl and the pcopls of the
.platen aid *tidally clotted and frightened
ustaimessarily.
A SAD Stott,
"Ala.! fir the rarity
Of r6rbtl►n charity,
Under th► atm.
Oh, It was pitiful!
Near a whole oily fall,
Home had she none.
It is the old sad story, but comes nearer
home, of poverty, chill:rale, deceit, and ru
in Some six years ago, there resided in
the little villiage of in this coun
ty, a family consisting of the father, moth
er and five children, the eldest of whom.
• bright eyed, sunny-haired girl, was about
twelve years old. Although very poor, and
compelled at time., to live, as those only
who have tasted the bitterness of Wept can
describe, yet they commanded the respect,
and enjoyed the love of all who knew them.
The red-hand of war was nipin the counttyi
bloody why) of conscription revolve*
and the fathers name was among those de
manded for the sacrifice. Too poor to pur
ohsee his freedom, he was compelled to lib,
and seven weeks after bidding his family
ftrevrell, he felt mortally wounded, in one
of the bloodiest battles of the war Two
years ruffed round How much misery.
eatitution, despair, they brought to the
widow and fatherless, they slime know.
Suffice It, that at the end of that time,
driven by necessity to do something—too
delicate to do general housework, and un
able to obtain a situation as • leacher, the
eldest daughter, then just budd'n into
womanhood, gathered up the little money
she had secured by sewing for neighboring
women, and went to Waebiegtoe, with the
hope of lecturing a eituation in one of the
department.. Arriving there with little
money, and no friends—tludd, weak and
helpless, oho mode application to one of the
extremely " loyal" members of Congress.
from the centralmart of the Stale, to se- .
cure for her, if possible, the situation de
sired lie, promising to do all to his pow
er for her, rind telling her to do nothing
until she heard 'from him, recommended
her to a cheap hoarding house. After wait
ing a'moet :a week, and, until . her money
was nearly all gone, she called upon him
again, to know it there was any possible
chance of securing a place- Looking upon
her with lustful eye, he demanded to Pnow
how she would repay him for the trouble he
would be at in securing for her • position
in' the Treasury depertmect, and intimatieg
that unless she consented to his detestable
embraces, that be would do nothing for her.
Without deigning a reply to his insulting
intimation, the poor girt left the apartment
of the "loyal" rep Wive, and went
out to see if she could do nothing for her
self. Dew sHer,„Aay she tried, Without
imams, to get a plice, until her money was
all gone. lYithout • friend, homeless, pen
cites., alone, unable to return, and with
upwards of a month's board due, she knew I
not where to go, or what to undertake. In
the house where she had beards% was
young man, who on several occasions had
treated her kindly, and with that deference
due tire weakeemax, and to him she deter
mined to go, tell her wants and seek his
assistance in procuring work of some kind.
lie learned her story, deeply sympathised
with her, advanced' her money to pay her
board and promised to aid her in securing
• situation. ffor a while hope heightened
her way, and with daily expect/diva of sc
ouring as. appointment, she' lookedlorward
to the time, when her wages, although
email, would add a little to the oomforts
and enjoyments of the loved ones at home.
Time passed on, and still no place was m
oored, and he who had won her oonlidenee
by seemingly kind acts, told her he mould
do nothing for her. Largely in debt again,
ob situation, therlandlady threatening, the
head who had won her isonftdesee, but to
use it for hie own base gratification, de
manding the money he had loaned her;
with no money, no hope, driven almost to
desperation, is it to be wondered at that
she fell 1
"Yell to be trampled like 0 ith in the street
Poll to be scoffed, to be spurned, to be beet.'
After fully somosepliehing her ruin, the
villain, who at first, while seemingly be
friending her, wa• in reality only placing
her in his power, took her to Georgetown,
where, by threats, lie kept her from engag
ing in any employment that would prevent
him hexing perfect control of her actions,
and compelled her to write to her mother,
that she had procured a clerkship, on the
penalty of being exposed to her and to the
world A few weeks and her destroyer,
tired of his viotim,deserted her. For dale
she sought for him, and when, meeting him
by chance, al the door of the office he was
filling, she begged of hint. but for enough
of money to bring her back to her home,
whiagg&e would confess all to her moanr
and try ave herself; the brute spurned
her from him with a curse, and calling a
policeman had her led as a vagrant.
No one appearing against her, she was dis
charged, with a reprimand from the judge.
Witb no plasm to lay her head, nothing to
eat, bewil's+ Isemefess, penniless, ruined,
and spurned by the only one who had
shown her any friendship, who wonders
that the poor child of the dead conscript
commenced a career that could only end in
death. A kind lady hearing of her
.tiame.
tried to seek her ouqbut with Al Went,
Weeks of fruition eearbi availed lhothing.
She was buried in one of the haunts of
•ice, where our " loyal" Congressmen and
their pet clerks spend their nights in b.t.test
ly revelry. Per several months she was
entirely lost sight of. Late one evening in
October, as the lady *Ho 1144 tried to find
her before, sod her husband were passing
thautone of the by-streets of the oily,
they s+w a being, bleeding and dying upon 1
the door -step of an old building, and stoop
ing over it, recognised the features of a
young girl. Obtaining assistaice,tbsy had
her conveyed to their own home, where
every attention that kind hearts could be
stow was given. /t was too late,ilowever,
to revive her. After being taken to their
home, she lived but "firtiresongb le relate
the sad dory that we here glee, end posi
tively refused to give% the names of those
who had so fearfully wronged her, Enough
however, was lesnifed to know that her se
ducer moves in good eoiciety, Ills a lucra
tive office in one of the depastments, is ex
ceedingly "loyal," and smiles sweetly upon
the daughters and fond mothers, about
Muldoon, who think him a model youth.
Onto ■MOM A FALL —A couple of weeks
hose, as Mr. Theodore Liptou of Mlles-
burg, brother of James 11.,LIplon Soq , of
this place, woo wolkiog across the small
bridge on the railroad, above that.plam,
his foot slipped, slid falling, amok hie
bead on one of the timbers, from the ideas
of which he kiwi on Friday but.
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PHILIPOOI7IIO, Dec TO, 1861
DIAL WATCHMAN
Some of the members of the disunion
party think you abuse Congress sorely, and
assert that you say everything that is bad
about them;
but surely you could not say
anything that is good about lb. majority of
them, "and It Is always beet Co tell the
truth and shame the devil." These men
think it rather too bad to all the people
the truth, but liter have forgotten how they
abused you and all other real Elniou and
Constitutional loving man, when they were
running the machine to ruin. Olive it to
them, we aritst your baok. Dsmoosmi.
- - -- r
Inrisnro Timms 11.1-4 all• • number 0
our mere:hails have concluded to oloee their
stores at elett o'clock In the evening, as
suggesfid by the WATCH/11LX, in order 1,0
give their clerks& liJjle more time to 11:Inn
selves than they now have. We hops the
publio will remember the few. who keep
open after that hour, thus refusing to do a
simple matter of justice to those who serve
them so faidifully.
Business Notices
--Chia friend J. B. Effie, on Bishop-St
noted for keeping pare wines and liquors, hu
taken the agency fur the celebrated Pittsburg
Ale, and will hereafter keep It on hand at all
time., by the barrel or balfbarrel: • There is
no better or purer ale manufactured, and dentate
in the article, willnd It greatly to their ad
vantage to give hi s • call.
A Fonruon TO ANT Ont.—The farmer who
it first in the market with the right things
always commands the highest price. The immi
nent man who anticipates the wants of the
community and early meets them—other things
being equal—is the succors/of inerciLint.
A thorough knionledga of Political Economy,
Commercial Law, Dueler" Forms and Cuntoms,
as wolf es of Book-keeping, nod Penmanship,
each as may be obtained in the Williamsport.
Commercial College will gig its possessor un
told advantages over all who hare not received
such a course of instructions, nod lrho rout ettey
thnt it may not prove a fortune to hon.
MNaaxoua tlelightlal toilet sr
liele—euperior to Cologne and at halt the price(
_Wheneer I take my walk. abroad, bow
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people I see,
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, If
they took plantation Bitters, that paragon of
grgparations for giving tone to the stomach,
ensrgy to the torpid liverajoy to the nervona
system, and strength to the muscles. It is an
admirable regenerator of nature's wasted or ne
glected functional rower. in either man or wo
man. It gently excites and pleasmitlksoother
With a bottle thereof, et try man mar be his
own physictan. 49 3.
—Of the almost Innumerable number of
preparations in the market for restoring
gray hair to iis original color, we knuor of none
which gives so on 'renal natisfaction as fling'.
.Vegetable AmbrOsia. We have tried it and
found It to restore the color In a truly wonder.
ftil manner—u well as to remora dandruff and
all itching causal by humors of the scalp. Try
It and be satisfied 46—It.
—There are two special qualities which de
toimine and flu the superiority of Mrs. S. A.
Allen's new style improved hair restorer or
dressing, in one bottle, over all pp . if prepara
tion■ for the Hair. - First, the promplAuick,...-
lion, great growth, life, and vigor that it is
sure to give to the Hair, never falling,ty a few
application., to restore Gray or White lair to
its natural color, Imparting to the hair a de
lightful aroma, fresh, delicate. and unchange
able in any climate. Second, ite easy applica
tion without imy previous preparation •f the
Hair; without that sticky and disagreeable
sulphur odor found and complained of in all
other preparations. It never soils the skin or
linen. Ladies will And a standard toilet luxury
to dress their hair. It retains the heir in any
d d position, and is cooling, healing, and
cleansing to the scalp, removing immediately
all scurf, dandruff, and pimples. Price one
dollar. Sold by all Druggists. 46-4 t.
MARRIED
Dens—Umtcn—On Sept. 24th, by Roe. W.
11. Groh, Mr. John O. DIM. and Miss Bliss
Ulrich, bothaef Potter township.
—Anweacier--On Oct. Slat, by the
mime, Mr. Henry Roseman and Mtn Mary E.
Amongst, both of Potter townehip.
Barrilon—Mtran—On Nov. 10th, by the
same, Mr. Jacob G. Kelm.. of Ilubloreburg,
and Mies Mary Meyer, of lkinisa towtmh ip.
BAnit—Sriv.b—On Nor. 28th. by the mune,
Mr. Bamal W. Barr of Tyrone and Mies Mary
E. Stover, of Potters Bank.
Kuira—Cmnic —On the same day, by the
eame, Mr. henry Klina and Mias Smannali
Clark, both of Itoopeburg.
Weoluen—Brosm—On the letossimit., by the
eam b Mr. Jacob Wagner and Mr.. Rachel Bit
ner. both of PotteE, township
Woon— Kona—Os the 3d net., by the same,
Mr. John Woods of Clearfield County, Pa., and
Miss Mary Kuhn of Ilarrle township.
Ilase—Fuerr—On Dec bib, •t the residence
of the brides father, by tho for. W. D. Agnew,
George D. BOW, formerly of Lulea, ra and
Mi. Annie F, daughter of George Furst, of
Beech Creek, P.
I=!
The following are the quotations up to 6
o'clock on Thursday evening, when our paper
went to press:
White Wheat, per bushel
tied Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per bushel
Cure Shelled, per bushel old
Oats, per bushel
Salley, per bushel
Buckwheat, per bushel
Olaverseed, per bushel
Potatoes, per bushel ..... .
Eggs, per dosen
Lord, per pound ...
Pork, per p0und..... .,
per p0undn.4......
Tallow, per found ......
Butter, per pound
Bags, per pound
Oround Fluter, per ton
SPA'LIAL NOTIONS.
A Monson M/RACIA.—From old and young
from rich andpoor, from high born and lowly
comes the Universal voice of praise for "Hall's
Vegetable. Sicilian Hair Renewer." It Is -
perfect and miraculous article. Cures bald,
nem and makes hair grow. Abe ter dross,
sing t han any "oil or pomatem." Soften
brash, dry and worry hair Into beautiful silken
tresses. But above all, the great weeder is the
rapidity with which It restores grey hair to its
original colon Use it a few times, and 'presto
change,' the whitest looking hair resumes Its
youthful beauty. It does not dye the heir, but
strikes at the root and fills It with new life and
°aiming matter.
It will not take a long disagreeable trial to
prove the truth of this matter. The first ap
plication will do good I you will see the natural
color returning every day, and before you know
it,the old, gray,discoloreduppearancoof the hair
will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining
and beautiful lock• Ask for Hell's, Sicilian
Hair Renewer; no other article Is at all like
it in effect. You will find It clump to buy,
pleasant to ay, and sure to do yen good.
Them are many Imitations. Be sure you
procure the genuine. For late by all druggists
and manufactured only by It. P. HALL & Co.,
N►ehoa, N. H. 12-25.
ESN Ten EINIT.—ELODIS. EUPHONIUM Lu
unickroes, Ana Medical preparation in the
form of • Lozenge, and are universally consid
ered the most plenum, effectual and convenient
remedy le u. for Hoemesser, Dowykr, Colds,
Cramp, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronakith, DiplAerga,
and ill Pulmonary Comp/moo.
They am warr greed to give quicker and more
lasting benefit in the above ^relations than any
other remedy , also, to contain no deleter ioue
Ingredient, and not to offend the weakest and
molt nosedive stomach Price 25 cents a box
Blades' Cohstilutlonal Pills, Aro so called, be
came of their peculiar threat and effeient effect
upon the Liver. Stomach, Blood and Servo.
system• FM Ina/U.101.y of the Liver, for the
Bloused' in derangrosent, or Dyspepsia, they
will unlit the patient with their mild and bene
ficial Wiest, especially If from long continued
Indigestion and croltivemest they are left with
periodical returns of the skit headache. In
ease of a remora cold, predating CAdla and
you one break It very soon by 11.1 pg the
Pills as per dtreetteus with each box. For ask
by all Druggists. MMIN H. BLADES Co.,
Proprietors, Elmira, N. Y. 12-43 ly
hon I jrcil !I jive !I-81:urcal SCRATCS!
! I !-10 from 10 to $0 hours Wheat
on's Ointment core. the Neb. Whsaton's Oiat.
men! owes Salt Rheum. Wheaton's Ointment
maw Totter. Wheaton's Ointment cures Bar
bers' Hob. Wheaton's Ointment cures Old
Bores. Wheaton's Ointment cares Every kind
of Rumor like Magid,. Frio* 60 Gents • bon
by mall. 00 cents. Address WEEKS dl POT.
TER, No. 170 Washington Street, Dorton
Mass. For sale by all Druggists. 1247-Iy.
$503.00 armAAA AUI he pald grorrebaoko
Bo soy person who has used Dr Damao' DU
01 TA vaordlog to throotiono and has Not brwe
lured. Ladrowl p DUNLEAM A Do, WM.
asupert, Ps. 11-49-Iy.
•
FI/OlUlATlON.—lnformation guarantored to
produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a
bald head or beardless face, also a receipt for
the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions,
etc.. on lb* skin, leaving the ran* oat, clear,
and homage!, can tut obtained without charge
by addressing THOS. fi OFIAPM#N, Constar.
823 Ithadway, New York.
Ofl
-12-20-Iy.
fr
To'Cossuurrii ns. —Tlimit v. Edward A
WSlsoo
sire it, 'inl 4 fT ° w ktlhealTo VwWins iof
making and cling the simple remedy by which
he was cured of a long affection and that dread
disease Constimptlon. Ills only object Is to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
111 try this prescription, as it will cost them
. °thing, and may prove a blessing. Please
.. dress REY• EDWARD A. WILSON, No. 165
Sossib Second Street, Williamsburg, New York.
Dear-Ness, Ilindne.e , and Catarrh, treated
with the utmost semen, by Dr .1 Imre., Ocu
list and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden, -Holland.)
No. 803 Arelt - street, Philadelphia. Testimon
ials from thb most reliable sources In the
country can be meal at hie office. The medical
faculty are invited to accompany their patients
as he has no secrets in his practice A roficial
eyes inserted without pain. No rharges made
aweiamination. 12-40- ly •
A GMAT DISCOV.T.—One of the greatest
land most useful dreveries in medical silence
vras midi by the. celebrated Dr J Down., et
Paris, thief Physician to the Imperial In fir m
ery of France, in 1861 Those who have been
•fflicted with the painful dines e known ssAlie.
P derhand effectually cured by the use of T r .1
Dumas! French Pilo Salve, cannot spe• too
highly f the benefits conferred upon them by
the u e of tills certain remedy. It Us
nel or een known to fail in effecting a perma
nent c re in a single rem In this rospeet it
surpas •11 other medicines of the kind. It
will dorjost labia It is recommended for; if not
the money will be refunded. One or two boxes
is sufficient to effect a cure in four or six dap,
it the directions on the boxes are followed.—
Price of l e and two dollars per box, asouriling to
sue . ont by Mail or Express to any part of
that/nand States or Canada. Sold 144 Drug
gists generally. A liberal amount :nada to the
trade. Address D S DUNHAM A CO, Wil
iarasort, Pa., solo Pr oprietors and hlanulac
erarpfor the United States and Canada. 11491 y
Hawing or Yorrii —A gentlemen who Puffer
od from Nervous Debility, premolar° deceyt
and all the effects of youthful tridiscretion, o 01
for the sake of sutfcrlng humanity, send free to
all who need it th o receipt and ihrectiens for
making the simple remedy by which ho was cor
ed. Solferers wishing to profit by the nth cr.
dos rs experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect confidence, JOHN D. OH Dny, 42 Co
der St. N. Y 12, 21.1-13.
ADDRESS to run annVOLa son nand ITATI n
whose suffering some been protracted from tt.d.
denIMP, and whose eases require prompt
treatment to render existence desirable.. If you
are suffering or have suffered from ini °tun tary
discharges, who. efloct does a produce upon
your general health-I Do 3 out feel weak, de
bilitated, easily tired' Does a little extra ex•
ertion produce palpitation of tho heart ' Does
your liver, or urinary organ., or your kidneys,
frequently get out of order Is 3 our urine
sornetiamaltd lek milky, or lioeity, or m it ropy
on settling? "'kW Mies • thick scum rim to the
top? Qr is a sediment at the bottom after it
bas stoMi mrhile? Do you bare spells of short
breathing or dyspepsia I Are your bowel, con
stipated Do you bate spells of fainting or
rushes of blood to the bead ? Ia 3 our memory
Impaired' le your mind cu
netantiy dwelling
upon this subjeet ?. Do you feel dull, Junco,
moping tired of company, of lifo? Do you woh
to be let alone, to get away from everybody?
Does any little thing make you start or Jump '
Is your deep brukhn or solis .? Is the hustle
of your eye as brilliant' The bloom on your
cheek as bright? De you enjoy yourself to so
ciety as well? Do you pursue your business
with the mum energy ? Do you feel as much
confidence In yourself? Are your spirits dull
and Baggy, given to fits of meldneholy ? if en
do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Hai.,
you restless nights/ Tour back weak, your
knees weak, and hail but little appetite, and
you attribute this to dyspepsia or lirer-c0..,
plain No w,
reader, selfebsse, venereal diseases bad.
• __--., senora.
iy cured, and sexual excesses. ate all capable of
producing a weakness of the generative organs.
The organs of generation, when in portent
health, make the man Did you over think that
.those bold. defiant, allergen.. p....vering,
auc
eesfal business-teen ere always those whose
generative organs are In perfect health' You
never hoar such men complain of being melan
choly, of nervouaness, of palpitation of che
heart They are never afraid they cannot thic
reed In business; they don't become and end
discouraged , they are shears polite and pleas
ant In the company of ladies, nod look you and
them right in the face—none of your downcast
looks or any other meanness about them. I do
not mean those who keep the ergs!. inflnteed
by running to excess. These will nut only ruin
their constitutions, but ales those they do hum
nee, with or tor.
Bow many men from kindly-cured dine:nee..
from the effects of pelf &knurl and exeesses, hat
brought shout that state of meekness in there
organi that has reduced the general system en
much es to Induce sunset. every other dinette.
—tilioey, lunacy, paralysis, spinal 'acct..,
ea wide, and nlinost every ether form of dines.e
which humanity is heir to, and the real rause
of the trouble scinre•lv en er suepeettil, and lint o
doctored for all but the right one.
Diseases of these organs require the liar of n
diuretic lIELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCIIU litho Diureglic, and in a cern in cure
for dineues of the Bladder, Kidneys, (travel,
Dropsy, Organic Wealfh,e., Fesunlo C iinpininin,
tionerni Dehilily , and all Anemone, ot the Urina
ry Organs, whether existing in Male or
Prom whaterer clause originating and no notice
of how long stanling.
Fe no treatment in submitted to, Connuinoi ion
or Insanity may ennui, Our flesh fool Idood
ilLre supported from these source., and the heeph
and happiness, and that of Post• city, deposl.
upon prompt ace of a reliali'e remedy.
... 12 20
$2 to
$1 25
$1 20
Ileltnboltro Natrset Buckle, evtablished en
ward of IS years. prepared by 11 T. HELM
lIOLD, Druggist 504 Broadway Now 5 ork,
Ind 104 South 10th street Plledelphia. to
Price—Sl 25 per bottle, or 11 bottles for to 50
deltvered to any address. Sold by nll Drug
gist. everywhere. 12-11 ly
04
17 00
atbertiomento
LUtNTItE COUNTY, S-S
1, J I' tlephart, clerk of the Orphan's
Court of ould county of Centre, do hereby certi
fy that et an Orrhan's Court held at Dellefonie,
the 25th day of November m it., 1887, before the
Honorable the Judges of znid Court On mo
tion rule was granted upon the heirs and rep
resentatives of Frederick Markle deceased, to
canoe into the Court on the fourth Monday of
January next. Ind accept, or rebut.. to necept.
at the enlualion and apprinssentent or to show
clause why thereat Watt, <timid deceased should
not he sold. In testimony wereof, I hate hero
unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said
Court at Bellefonte Ota.2.sth day of Nor n. d ,
1807. J. P. GEPIIART,
MEM
N OTICE.
I,J. P. ciephsrt,olerk of tho Orphan's
Court of said oomitY of Centre, do hereby eorti•
fy, that at an Orphan's Court held at Bellefonte
the 25th day of November a. d., 1887, before
the Honorable the Judges of maid Court. On
motion rule was granted upon the heirs and
representatives of Henry Gephart doommed, to
come into the Court on the fourth Mont ay of
January next, and aooopt, or refuse to accept,
at the valuation and appraisemeot or. t , show
cause why .. the real estate+ of sold deceased
should not be sold. In testimony whproof,:,l
have hereunto set my hand and Maned the seat
of sold Court at Bellefonte the 20th day of No
vember a. d., 1887. J. P. GEPHABT,
12 48 et C. 0. C.
ENTRE COUNTY, SS
The Commonwealth of Penosylvanis,
To Elisabeth McKean sdinsinistratrix of
Samuel 'Keen dead, Lucy J. McKean,
Sarah B. McKean, lota...married with John
MoC►lmoet of Illinois,Blla R. McKean, Mar
garet McKean, Lamm B. McKean, William S.
McKean nod James 6. McKean said last named
four are minor. and here for their Guardian
adl.bt,n Thome. Mae.. You and wish if
you ore hereby cited and commanded to be and
aprear at an Orphan's Court to be held at
Bellefonte on the 27th day of January A. D.,
1858, then and there to &sewer • Bill of Peti
tion of Peter Swarts, and show cause why spe
cula performance of a certain contract in maid
petition set forth and riseeribed, should not be
decreed according to the true intent and mean
ing thereof Witness the lion. Samuel Lion.
Preteldent of the mild Court at Bellefonte this
sth day of December A. 0.1887.
.1. P. OBBLIART,
C. 0. C.
MEE!
A VALUABLE lIIILIr PROPERTY
FOB. SALK
Situated In Swann township, Olearlield omm•
ty, Pa. The subscriber desiroue of (lofting the
beaten., often for mile one flouring mill with
two run of burs, the lay la ening and In good
order both, with from twenty to thirty scree of
land and • comfortable home-dwelling homes,
the property lying 2 miles wrier of Philipsburg,
Centre county, end widthn a fow rods of Wu:
pike road, the Tyrone and Cleareeld railroad
run leg through the land and within • few rein
of the mill. Also sonsideratim lot of timber on
heed, Hemlock and Pine, it is also a rery,de
sirsb le location for • woolen bretory, and one is
moon needed In file section of the country.—
For norther particulars Inquire Of the eutmeriber
being on the property. or address Philipsburg,
Centre county, Pa.
CHARLES M. CADWALLADER.
12-44-llm
Nebo AbbertitHrittento
SELLltilli
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS,
AND NBUITBJt
118.
No, 161 NORTH Teti° 11TR•14,1•111LADLL1.111.1
ORDERS promptly attooded to_ 1247 it
Y ou yo to t
o taz. ,
NG
You want, first, to
get • Goon article.
You then want it as
Cheap an Possible.
This is natural and
right enough.
The Question is,
Weems to Buy?
It is your Pansoust.
interest to oonsidar
the following luta :
There is organised in
Phil's, an immense es
tablishment to asks
lint &us clothing, and
to maks it clasper than
:;ctistomary. This mote
l-Ws are bought direct
from the boat American
'and European tannin,
tortes, and thus consid
erable is saved. Full
prier, are pool to work
men
• , so RI to ensure
substantial and hand
.o.o garments ; the
ialestreeti and Clerks are
such that...tomers can
I f
rely upon thern,and
ievory effort is made to
please and mit patrons,
so as to keep no well as
make custom. The re
sult of combined indus
try. system, and dose
:ipplication of all the
employers, line secured
a model establishment,
a .oPenton style of
Clothlng,and rear non
x ATE
WC hat e,
,let. Gent's Ready•mule
CLOTHING
2.d. Speeml DeparDunt
for Y.fli'S and
Boys Clothlng.
:LI Custom Department
to make to enter
Gent's Furnishing
Goods in large Variety,
WANAMAKER AND
BROWN, OAR
S. X. conner 6th A Mar
ket, st. Philadelphia
,figifrSo espies sent by
tnail or express, when
desired. llXl9—ly
N EW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
()Roomy.
The undersigned, haring opene,l a
1.
NEW GROCERY k PROVISION STORE
in the room formerly occupied by D I Pruner
on High .tract, w 111 keep on bond and for
rule ■t the lowest each pricer every-
ibinx in his line, such as
Cortee,
j Sugar,
CAM
ME!
r all klnd., Hutu
Shoulders,
nd in fart everf.llJaigoinnally found in a ,ell
MEM
O4OCERY & PItONISION :TOM
Goods will be give iii exchange fur 111/ sorts of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Ile respectfully solicits shore of the ',strops
,go of the peoplo llc'Efonte nor s tontir
2-12 U ' rt C CHEIISEMAN
N E \V STORE:
AT PHILIPSBURG, (RNTRII COUNTY, P.
Mere goods can be reethacey nt the
cheap note of
- "
RITZIIAN C. FELLER
at Philipsburg, Centre Ti nty, Pchncyli auto
than at any other eatablielilliont in the Slate.
They keeps constantly On hand a channel...lt of
STAPLE ANP FANCY GOODS,
RATS A CAPS,
BOOTS d 8110E8,
READY MA CLOTHING:
Notions, Queensware, Ilardtsaro, Willow and
===
Anil in fact c =plate •nortmcnt of all lha ar
trilra usually found in a find clans country
Mora.
DRESS (1001)8
French Merinos, ri.! e,ol, Plaid., Coburg..
Rep., Alpaccon, him k mike, .4 ,
lOSIERY—W 00l and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, Fme Shirts, Silk, Cotton awl Lunn
llandkorchsefs, Hoop Skirts, beat makes.
CLOTHS AND CASS fit ES—French Brevet
clothe, Satinets, Melton c, leo., for winter wear
SHAW LB—A full lint., nil wool
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We vi/1 keep at all times a full aesortment e
mama made gemadi.
PROD UCE TAKEN
N ILICCRANOR FOR GOODS, AND Tug
11101111 IT PieCIS
PAID IN CASH FOR GRAIN OF
ALL KINDS
Fleur and Feed, kept constantly on hand,
Aug. 24 18156-tf. RITZMAN a KELLER.
CAST YQUE. EYE THIS WAY?
I ddy any merchant in Bellefonte lq offer
A BETTER, A LARGER, AND CHEAPER
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
V
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
. MAN I
DEEM
UNPACKED AND
I=
I hare the best and cheapest artlelee In
LADIES' DRESS\ GOOPS
-
have the but and cheapest arielas to the
I=l
Than the but ■od Output
SELECTION OF CARPETS
bare the largest and best anortraet yf
READY MADE cLoTnufti
hare the largeet and beet as well IL. the 03.51 ,
lit stock gf erarything 1p toy Una In
Bellefonte.
ONLY COMB AND SEE,
hough yon do not wish to bt.y. In all these
ooda I caan of be equalled for good quelity or
low paces, and
STERNBERG' S
tb• plate, opposite the Drockerhoff Hews.
jar- Notice thothree ague.
13-16
=I
Nern 2.ltbertisemento
liriE LARUEST and boot .loch of warranted
boots end shoew ever brought to Centre
(musty, .t
WARRAN - rgn to ill, o satisfaLtion..- If n .
•as I say, will giro you now boots n
shone for them. You eon only find them a
1311RNSIDIS'S
BURNSIDE'S is il.e only place where you
can get a.pnro uuadulterated ar ale of
spice.. I have them ground to my or nil
will warrant them strictly pure, as repres d.
JARDIV %HU, 111... rpuurvo, culleo will
audits, od ran., aaddlory of all kinds fo
borne. [otiltoro, at BURNbIDE S
TIIIE LAlt(i EST stock ol buekxklu g 141,1
1_ the county at Burnside's. Burnside being
a practical tanner, is a good judge of the article
Don't sell you sheepskin for buckskin at
111,RNSIDE'S
pARS culler., halters, cart whips, ear
-1 riago Whims, government gears, saddles,
bridles, martingale., and everything In the
saddlery lien, at BLILNSIDE 8
LtlifElt of all Je•rrptions, warranted to
give patiefnetton Freneh colt, ktd, Ile mg,
inormen.a hoepvkim, and evtsything in the
leather line, to II U 10181 DE'v,
1 EAD SHOT POWM.:II, Ili) eeloLoded
1-/ double ,ester runt cling, null carrel...a
ear , . and nil other londn 1.11,11N51 HE'S
110EMAKERS' TOOLS—Lglits, hammers
salt, and .2100 - thing in glint, finding. at
UATS k DAPS of crery style, iumilly and
I 7 quantliy, yelling very cheap at
BeRNSIDES
I F you leant good gem's, and grrnt bargains
go and smanuno the big not k rlgoods at
BURNSIDEC
YOU don't wool to hits 3 our hot...thou
den galled get new collars al Ht nvsioe'a
Moil, (Militant & (Co
B OOTS d 51101:S.
A large assortment Just rectr eil for fall
nail winter trade, warranted hand made, and
sold no little cheaper than any ever offered in the
market Outranteed to giro better ratisfaction
than Cent° Bold elsewhere at 111,gher prices.
II OW t LL OILLILAND.
HATS. CAPS ANT Fliftel,:of the latest
style and et the lowest mires at
Spices be
Bides
HOWELL a GILLILAND
(BANNED FRUITS, Touutteer, Peaches,
lJ Limn Benne, green corn, green pear
whortlebarries, I,lack borr.es, pine &Wee, cher
arrant rery, props al
IRIIVELL & RILLILANDS•
1) 111 111 1 / 1 7, Dried apple., pearlier,
genre, bermes, curranic. rasini. Alin
gelatine, Tampico, rice, flour, le., at
HOWELL A. (111.1i1LANDS.
nOWELL GILLILAND tr, CO
'rnho this method of informing, their friend.,
the Foiblm nod m u6md generall.,, that they
lini o opened u
ROOMS NO 1 it lICSICS ARCADE,
the t I . llrnooo and eatanairo
WII()LESA LE AND RETAIL STORE
Di central l'enne)ll ania. They here
Dry GJod•.
ororener,
Bowe and
llnt9 end C.if 2,
Nntione,
Carpels,
Wan Paper dc,
In the grottiest ‘antly, and for ale at the
=9
LA 111 ES,
Do you 'rant A bilk, alpaea,mohair, delain,
moon, Phallic, calico, gthgliean, lawn or any
other 'ono] of dr.., no snnodr what, kind of
1/I aortal, with trintingt ore, ery kind, 'go to
1101 V ELL, OII.I.ILAZID gt. CO.
!CT( )ETA,
po 7011 rant a fiat suit of clothca, or
clothrwastitncr.sattincte, or any kind of mate
rial to have a oat made nf, or do i on nee4
rie, I 1 lice, curl/ender., glut cc, battik,.
chief An., go to. 5
HOWELL, GILLILAND S to
PAiniES,
Do you Irma augur, noffae, tea or gro
caries of any desciiption, at Wholesale or Re
tail, clothing, dry goods, or, any thing of that
kind, nnit. plaster, or seeds, go to.
HOWELL, GILLILAND 6• CO'S
HOT TS F. K EEPER,
The place to buy your sugar, your
molasses, your coffee, tea, apiece, carpets, oil
clothe, bromns, brushes, "mats, buckets, wood
end willow ware,"egfined frith, Jellies, and every
thing of that description, Is at
=
EVERYBODY,
That wants anything, In the dry good.,
grocery, hoot arigtoe, hat and,. cap, clothing,
floor and feed, fruit or any other line of mercan
tile goods, at the LOWEST figures, should call at
lIOWIILL, GILLILAND d• CO'S.
GrnmV .,
0_ every devoripllun, produce of all
kind!, and country roarktring genently, f r all
which the lagbeat market price will be paid,
taken by
1101VELL0 A. 11.4 ND t 00.
12-16-ly it
MECHANICS,
Do you wish to pui:e7Aw what your
Wallies need, from ► burrs! of flour to • box of
matishos, go to
HOWE] L, GILLILAND i CO.
L ABORER, Every thing you want, every thing
your wife want', everything year children need!
eon ho bud at the lowed i.ridle nt
HOWELL, GILLILAND d CO'S.
DOMESTIC Woollen Goods In addition to
our stook of Eastern manufactures
which will be exchanged for wool at cash price,
at HOWELL, GILLILAND it Co.
IRATHER,
..1 Of all Mods to be had, nail this highest
market price paid for green bales, at
HOWELL GILLILAND'S & Co's.
LADIES• FANCY FURS!
AT
JOHN FARBINA'S
01,12Nstabl4t , od Fur Manufactory,
NO 718 ARCH SL above 7tb,PIILLADELPIIIA
Have now in Stone of my own Importation
and Manta. Otter.. one of the largest and - most
beautiful seleetione of
FANCY FURS,
for Ladle.' and Children's Wear in the City.
Alm. a firm assortment of Gent's Far Gloves
and Collars.
I .m enabled to dispose of my geode sit wary
reasonable prism mid I would tberelbie sot lei
• call from ay friends of Oeutre county nod
vicinity. Tld ... wppPer the Name, Number and
Street • -
ICIEN YAREIRA,
Li, 116 ARCM St. ab.7th, tenth side,
JEV - I have no Partner,Vor connection with
any other Store In PamanaLrall. 12 - 35 4m.
;Musical fnotrumntto
RY tiDER'S,
MUSIC STORE,
BELLEFONTE d LOCK HAVEN PA
I 1 ' .
t.ltltokoring - 1
:I ,Emersud l'ltoue.i
Nano..
l'elloubet i
Org4nt
t f
Melodeon,
,Smith
BEI
METE=
IRYNDER'S
MUSIC STORE,
12-14 ly BELLEFONTE As LOCK HAVEN,
M MC STORE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
B. M. GREENE, hoe opened his mush, store,
one door west of W. Lowle Book Store. when
ho beeps constantly on band STEINWAY 3
SONS' and GARGLE'S Piano Manufacturing
Comnany's PIANOS, MASON k HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS and CARGART, NEED
HAM & CO'S MELODEONS; Guitar. ' Vio
lins, Film, Pon.; Guitar and Violin Str ings.
MUSIC BOOKS—Goldon Chain, Golden
Shower. Golden Colmar, Golden Trio, Ao...kc.
SHEET MUSIC—IIea constantly receiving
from Philadelphia ail the latest musio, which
persons at a distance wishing can order, and
have sent them by mail, at publisher's pelcs.
OK - Pianos and Organs Warranted for Are
Thome wishing titbity any of the alsore arti
cles are invited to call and examinemtne before
purchasing elsewhere lify prices are the same
as in NOW York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instruments sent promptly epee
application with any additional information de
sired D. 1112411tHENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa.
Feb '65--lf One door weldor Lewis's hook store
ME
Vaning Alill
B ELLEFONTE PLANING MI LI
The underetgned are now prepared to menu
facture anti furnimit, or. application a her
Plainiog +llll in Bellefonle, Centre ronnty
Shatter.,
Flooring,
&Leh,
MolAi Ings,
Braak eta, S a to
Scroll eawlni of all descriptlone, and brackets
of all ells and patterns made to order.
nuoittiki"s PATENT LUMBER DRYRB
We bare connected with the Mill "Buckley'.
Patent Lumber Dryer," which by super-heead
steam without pressure, will sewn lumber in
from
TWO TO FOUR DATA
jlaN Ins tooted this Potent by actiattl experiment
Igo aro ears that It is the hest process of season
ing lumber now in use.
All our work wil: be manufactured from
THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER. '
Orders for drying lumber delivered at the
mdl will be Ailed at reasonable price.
Pledging ourselves to All all orders with
promptness, and to the satmfanion of our pat
rons we ask all persons requiring work in oar
line of business to give us a rail before contrite
ting elsewhere.
VALENTIN'S, 111•ANCBARD &CO. '
Bellefonte, Tin SI '66
Milicellaneouo
A . MERICA PUHA COMPANY.
A 11IHRIOAN TEA COMPANY.
& Bros., Agouti
Mato* A Brat., agouti.
Haying sumepted the agency of the American
Tea Company, for Cats. county, we can lien
.11 kinds of Tea from 9 to 1,00 per cent,
lower than other dealers, and warrant it to give
entire eatisfaction. If it does not. return the
Tea, and get your money back.
Read the prices.
Read the prices.
Oolong $l.OO per pound,
Oolong $1.26 per pound.
Young Hymn $1.22 per pound.
Imperial $1.25 per pound. •
Japan $1.25 per Pound.
English Breakfast $1,25 per pound.
The trade supplied.
The trade supplied.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Addran
KINSLOE A BROS.
PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS a STATION
era, and aim spats for the celebrated
❑ROVER Jk BAKER SEWING MACIIINE
the beet In the market. Ile cheapest Booka
and Stationers In Bellefonte. 12-42 tT
N EW BANERV't CONFECTION/air
TI e subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Bellefonte ;and vicinity, that Ma
new end extensive,
BAKERY d'• CONYOIOTIONAY,
are sow eomplateled
dahhad. and that he f r i
prepared to Welshed everyday.
Froeb Bread, •
•
Cakes of . 4 klada,,
Plea ia.,
•
Candles, ep ow,
•
Nate, 'Trait*,
owl anything and wreathing belonging 'ho ake
balloon
Harlot hao years of tape/blame
neva Ile fatten himself that ho can &Am!"
watisfsetion to all who may favor 61st RIW
theirj_a l7 nage.
J. H. SANDS.
°nuns'
Ainnys no bond
Any instrument;
made in the Linitel
States ran be fur.
imbed ou shell no ,
'tire
(Circulars and priitisi
lists rent trot on up.
.", Blinds,
Door.,
n==l2l
Allegheny .treat, Bellefonte, Pe
ppm •:-ffergoc.
STARTLINO AiiNOUNOEMEN'I !
rru. PARTICI:FL/MI •BLOI/
2 6 0
Dollar, reword for a preparation ennui TA'
"Mrs. Wheeler'. Nara*" Ilynep 1 e children's
Teething, and to produce •leop,abo for dire
qysentery. colic, ckolera wort..., cholera
inflantum, dt. from worm , : sperms, wind In the
etooach and bowleg; Ale. 'The reeled of teeth?
tug se the meet critical of any daring the life o
the child; and more children die derjair, thin
period than all others combined. A ccordlbg to
statistics which are well authenticated, seventy
five out , of every hundred -
n II3IES
that die under two piers of age, die from die
ease twined from toethisg. I Mate this, elicits
en and Mate., that you may.ewere Ma A great.
ilsgreasif can over your little ones daring thi
time Il is a well-establiahed fact ti - at a great
Majority of those who die in the prime of If.
conflaoted the disease in childhood. which
through the negligence of mother or nurse was
allowed to pursue its course unchecked, and
whieh alight hare hose arrested in its smiler
stages by very simple means. It Is for this pur
pose we r you this saluableresoedy, oasis
bands a one, and Sure to relieve in alined
ckh\
every c e. Upon one other point we wish to
gifieoeiZeoruved'weill'l'sa%bol.ylonuf' do
reu routs which and
many an ansii,us sleepless night. It is
POUND
that Jeep 1. ..Nature's sweet &adorer," and in
IR a fact beyond eontradieti n that on my,
quietiont natural sleep angular totervale, and
especial]) at night, is absolutely necessary to
health. It is during repose that the system
etrengthene end fortified itself against the ex
haustive anduenee of waking hours. Infants and
children restore twice the deep of of an adds„
and unit'ss they obtain it by some means they
are irritable and realises, the system is more
solositaie to told or other exeittng causes, more
exposed to the ravages of dimes., and easily
prostrated thereby. Far producing • quint,
natural and refreshing sleep, one from which
the child will awake, feeling refreshed and
gleeful. Many of the articles pot I market
aro
DEAD
and worthier., but the -Nursing Syrup" has on
equal. For the benefit al mother. and nurse.,
‘se would aarliol . j.aii,iiiien rhirFSTreilEtath.fir
re rend h, thus's, bead her ' , (egg duo btest tourm
routed, pole qrtleketed, to give a Sr..; bath,
billowed by appropriate doter or the "Narsilep
liyrop, ar]
IN . T TI 17. "
Syrop you will find ap artmle whou
effect. will gladden your heart.. All we ask
for you to tawalb•leattita kb& If yds are out
fully aulatiodafter many bait of it, raters sa au
the agent and get your money. Try it whoa
your children aro teething, and you will and
this Strop Patearelltint. , ,U radiant that pro
cess ...Y, and causes the teeth to penetrate the
guru, without producing those ennatitutional
and oftintea fatal aymptom• no often witnusuer
children. Try it la seammut, wakeful and Ir.
ritablo children. It can be given to the most
delicate infant with perfeet meetly. J. A.
IV II BSLSB, Sole proprietor, No. 221 (Water
8T E. E * T,
Elmira. Cbem•n leo., N. Y.
Where oil orders by mail or otherwise, wil
raceme prompt ateution. For sal. by •I
Druggists set Omni* merehamte egfJwhere
K 25 eta per Willie. 12-25.Gux
A c.uto ;1;0 TILE LAD,IF.S.
• -
.DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIOD! L S
WOB, lattlA
In Correcting Irregularities, moving In
structione of tee Nenthly erne trete 4
Whatever Cense and Always lee
easeful as a Pr eventative.
It le now over thirty years glare the oboe,
celebrated Pill. were dlseorered by Dr. Ma
con. of Paris, during which time they have
coin extensively and suceeseully need in most
of the public WM.:llene—as well ea in private
preetico—of both hemispheres with %towelled
et:teems to every case, and It Is only at the or•
gent requeet of the thousands of Ladle. who
have used (hem (hallo is induced to make the
P die public ha the Mytatisies eF thus suffering
from any irregularities whatertsfam well u to
prevent an increase of family where health wit
not permit it. Females peculiarly situated on
those supposing themselves eo, are cautioned
against using them, pine while iss that condition
As the proprietor assuitell no responsibility af
ter the above admonition Although their mild.
neer would prevent any miechief to health oth•
erwlse the Pills are recommended.
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIRNT
Pull and explicit., direetlone accompany amok
boo. Price $1 per hos, As boxes $6. Sold
one Druggist in every town, oily ant
hamlet throughout the world. Bold he
foots, Pa., by B. P. Glreen (drugglat)Bole agent,
for Bellefonte, bodice! By minding bib, $1 to
the Bellefonte Poet Odle» can have tbo PRI.
eent (confidentially) by nail to troy port of the
country, fn. of Postage.
Said also by Dr. Protean, Lash Baren..l.
Read, Ilun;lngden ; wholesale by Jehnson
Hel
lowny & Cowdere,'Phliddelphiat Doman Barnes
& Co, New York; and by B. 1). BOWS.. (sole
proprietor) New York. 12..14—1y
G REEN'S DRUG STORE.
Boma No. 3, 113oherbars Row
The undersighed respectfully Ai1101111.0.141 that
he has removed his well haulm
DRUG A CHEMICAL STORE,
to the new room (No. 3) guider Brokerhors be
tel, which hn hos fitted op for that purpose
and haritm largely loareased his Meek know
a p t 7 G re: to furnish his customers with pure
CURNICALS,
PATENT It RDICILNES.
PURR WINES a LIQUORS
for medicinal osq DYE' STUFFS, with Aimee
every &Mole to be feand LO an establighweet u
this kind, such u florae and Cattle Pwidari.
Coal Oil, Abated, Linseed Oil, Olsal4
Palate, Putty,Sponge. .Also the
largest and but eollocilon of
PERFUREET AND TOILET ROAPS
ever brooglit to this place. Toluca° wad cigars
of the meet approved UAW, °wagtail) &a
head. Ale wield will the Waterloo d ibitiab
ho to his stook of notions, waakeling of bleiri
Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Paint SIVAS.*
Cutlery, Appeess Drinking Cups„
Chose and Beakganunoa
Chew Map INmainoes, disirde•
A 1.., • large variety of
TOTE TOR CHILDREN.
Particular attention given to preparing PKT
SIC IA NS' PRESCRIPTIONS and rAmrLY
RECIPES.
Hann had men than twelve . - mitten
eneeln the businese„he feels drat he elka
render @attention to .11 _who favor his with
their patronage.
PRANK P. GREEN, Einappiee.
1888 -ti. Enna. No. I Binh. Ram
MAJIBbIefORALBIDi7I
Another edition just poldleked, be
ing the 39th of the Pocket Alenteitiss, Or entry
obe his own Deetdr, Inehrdiwg I treatise ow &m
-esses of female., irrepluritles dka:porithis hun
dred . 9 1ffitYings, eephiabstdkose Mamie& of
both sexes. By William Yonne, W. D.
Every one may oondoot any ease ormettet
di , seltubose or those Maintain' &Nosed
intideotalte youth, suusheell 401 taw, with
out resorting to the quacks of the prossat , day
Let as ataa eastemp4tlag yearriers M nawast
hour without mohair this wardelti him*, eel,
discloses Importati meersta, wbesit, abooki 1.
known to theta pertinderlf: 'Yet Yee weak sad
bashful youth who hasralael his mostalitariest
by the debaalag Oabit of eibbf-elmeedeek tide
book. It will be seat b saearts of the Vaned
States sod Canada' for BO *seta Bead for
Pocket .11sculapica
1146 yr". MFG.
(o. 416 Spruce Si P10,).,..pd.
OEM
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, NOW Mtn.
Ara malhated s now addition lot Dr. Cava
wet?. celibate!! sus Ihi Inotisal
[without mediate] fiyamotoilehrtu r
weammes, Itivelwawry 'Stamina, sop* -
ity, and Impediment. to manizaw,
nervoinnem, assumption, opiloyely
mettil-drut-Dhisinal inaor.ity oral** law
alf-todolgenee or isz et
jalt-Prbe to • may a eta
The eelebratod . si or to trablo any
clearly &mantras', from a thirtrysare no
aural orssameAl
t e&
of or...ben may bo
he thingeronape of
oppliestioir Oa . 1 4 41 . •
of cure at anew obirplo,
what
mean' of whit* *Mr drag==.llll4
his oanditlat My be, asy P
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i.tu
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every you sad a ny
Boot ander 144 to ho
baled *salon, on the, rims*. of otz ma or
two postage Oappe, Allb Dr. Oulrorirdift
•Idoniare Cluide" •- rios emits. Adams the
'pablishon„
•
127 &vary, N..
York, legit am
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