The Democratic Watchma.n.
RHYMES FOR NAUGHTY LITTLE
IMPEACHMENT.BOYS,
Little /ion Butler,
The eminent sutler,
Tried to mix an impeachment pie ;
When thought It all made,
And the eonntry betrayed,
La It apiaeed up "aii in hit eye.'
Ben Wade had a little hope—
Now don't know where to And It ;
Bo he'll tetlLalona,
And stay at home,
And the people, we think, won't mind It.
Thad and Ben,
Two foolish men,
Both went impeitehment after"
But both toll down,
And broke their crown,
And now comes in the laughter
ding the song Impeachment,
Congress wants to rule!
Andy In the White noose,
Brants to be their tool ;
Stevens on the war•patb,
Shouting blood and thunder;
Boatwell playing heavy• man,
trying "ajnnd from under ;"
Butte?, Ptak and teillous,
Spitting out his ilium--
Up comes Andy Johnson, •
And knookt him out of time.
• —Exaltangq.
K Issing
The tolowing incident is said to have
recently caused some anilisement in the
Louden fashionable circle:
A My at destination, the Marchioness
dfFinsbury, lately spent more than an
hour In a music store in Regent street,
buying all the pieces of music with a
sentimental title that she could end.
When she had finished her . purchases
and was already on the threshold of the
door, oho paused a moment with a hesi
tating air. The clerk, t who assiduously
waited on et) good a customer, stepped
formird and asked her if she wished for
ln”hing else. The marchioness made
ao effort to collect her thoughts. and
turned back, tiling her beautiful eyes on
the fain of the clerk, who blushed to the
QM
"I had quite forgotten one thing," said
one, in in a voice that seemed treariflous.
"I don't know what is .the matter with
me to day. I came to ask you If--"
She Made a short pause ne if to sum
mon up her courage. Meanwhile Me
clerk, polling pp hurts's', collar, leaned
gracefully on the counter and bent for
ward.
"1 camp back," continued the mar
chioner4, "to link you if you would bo
kind enough to gave m
,c a Las before part
mg?'
"My lady !" exclaimed the astonished
clerk.
I desire that you give me a kiss before
porting," repeated the marchioness, with
deliberate air, fixing her eyes on the
clerk, who seemed turned into stone.
Withotit betraying the least emotion she
repeated the request for the third time,
saying; "If you cannot glad it to me to
day I will call some other time."
The clerk, intoxicated with joy at the
request thought that the beautiful mar
•hioness hal taken a suddna rime) , to
him, dui not wait Nor any further entrea
ties. but, springing uver the eopnteri
threw his arms around the.waist of his
fair cuetomer, Old impresned the asked
for kin upon her "peek To his nurprine
the sole response wee a blow in the face
Prom the parasol of the marchioness,
who began to shriek wildly, and did not
'ease until three policemen melted into
the shop and took " the wondering clerk
in custody. The affair was explained
the next day in Court, where the magie
trate at once net the unfortunate culprit
at liberty on learning that "A h a us lie•
/we, Parimy" was the name of a fashion:
able song, the existence of which AM
then wan wholly unknown to him.
thitt.s.-- A Colhposition by a 1 cry botali
/day— 1 don't tato girls. tlirle is rery
different from what buys is (Atria don't
play booke,y. 1 played hookey once and
got. whipped, Liirlti sometimeaget whip
ped but not no much as boya,t:heir clothes
Ain't en welloutted for it, that is theyesi
son, I suppose. I never nee no girls play
base ball, but they say they du in Bos
on, 1 was neNer iu iloaton. Thero is
plenty of girls in Boston and big organs.
Lunt year when 1 was yliutig the teacher
made tee set with the girls because I was
naughty. I cried. Big buys like girls
better than little boys. I went on
sleigh-ride one night with ley sister Nitn
ey and Tom Sykes. )Ve wire &vie& to
Hartford, And e hey wo got up by regg'S
tartan. Tom asked rue to lea in the bot
tom of the sleigh for his whip, and while
I was looking he tired off a torpedo. I
isksil him if he Lad any more torpedoes
and be said no, but he fired off another
when) wasn't looking. Itiris don't like
to hare men kiss them. They always say
"don't," If they wasn't fouls they would
turn )heir heads the other way, but they
ner, o • do shpt. I saw 'foie ,kiss Nancy
"maw, s a lt I VV1 . 211 , raid iOlll, 41) fuother.
nuipt.phy "other put 111 . e to bid. When
0 girl takes out her handkerchief iu the
Street to wipe- her -mere • the. ypung men
\ 4 4,0/11 1 0.4i.r liTteAkb,7 ettpoliff r infront
of otic r f rolt,qtrit. always twee.
41 411 V VOnte It' 0191 stet• her.
geN9fikal settietime:, but not &leap',
Thom/ Clint trio; l . t t fit.] married don't want
when they get married they hare
it'odsling cake, I likewediting Nag. but
1 de not see key fun in gutting married
, 1. esperriilly to a girl.
, •
Josh Billings on Tomatoes .`
, hIS now about Bor eleven yearn Since
folks beine to hanker after the tomato.
About that time some doktor ov pills;dis
se'kted one of itiejieiiiiiinrVegelitiee
and diskovere4 some doktor stuff In 'em.
AS soon as the folks found 'out they
wee Ileiolf„beitun to be very invest antis
tomater.
At that time they were in the habit or
growing in ply places, where they want
afraid, over behind stone walla among
broken jup, ded Ws, and old injin rob
ber boots, for people wouldn't lot them.
grow in gardens tinny more then they
would a Kaneda Ili/sell.
They were sagattond weeds, and even
a good hogg wouldn't eat one or the ber
reys that grows on them auuy quicker
than he would a bawl of red 'Looking
yarn.
But it was deoided that there. wus eUla
pills id• them, and they were put tew
nulls in pots and vases, and lived on the
phat ov the hand, in hot houses, along
side or tiger lily. and roses of sharon.
It took Most folks about 18 months of
perseverance and sea-sickness to get the
Comatose to go quietly down, and from a
vile weed, more smelly than a deceased
klam, the tomateries aktually got to be
hornoratcd more than a buk-wheat slap
Jack, or oven a punikin pi.
This shown what love and offekehun
will do.
I hasn't ansy doubt that If Professor
Ratabane would say. professionally,
that. Wasp nests was good to make a
moustash grow blaek,half the men ic7the
kountry would get a wasp and go into
nests bizsiness.
1 don't believe a taunter will keeß a
man anny more healthy than.red - eloiver
but I am just like every One else, I want
ed to get sum better than I Win, and I
went to skool to the tomato, and have
got learned how to eat them, if they are
filled with salt and pepper, and soaked
well in good eider vinegar.
But tomatoes hare worked themselves
up into a necessary,and i sin not the man
to injure reputashuin, for I beleavo * an
innocent humbug has as much right to
win (if it kin) as enny other man.
I have seen folks pick them oph from
the vines iu the, garden, and cat them
right down alive. I would as aeon un
dertake io eata handful of putty
There is one thing Ido hope, that no
body will undertake ien prose kaster ilo
one of the luxury. until after I am ded., for
kaster ile and bed bugs is 2 things that I
solinnly aware 1 won't have, if I get to
be ever so fashionable.
—There dwelt in Maine o Food
Methodist brother who wan blessed with
a' wife of fretful disposition. Being at
camp meeting,they on one occasion knelt
together in the tea prayer-meeting
The husband felt called upon to pray
'Adolf tie-slid in it devout manner He
was followed by his wife, who, among
other things, said :
"Thou knoaest, Lord, that I am some,
what fretful nnd•aromm at home." but hi.
fore idle could announce to the Lord an
other etaternent, the lovihand
eiclata
ed:
YAtilert ! truth Lord, ever!, word of tt "
It L.ouhl be reTraling the Herein of do
me...die life to disclose ay to the manner
and spirit in which the conversation was
reptilned find ended at the home-circle
aukee riding on a railroad wan
digitised to astonish the other paseeicigern
with tough stories. At last he mention
ed that one of his nelghbore owned an
imuionito dairy, end made a million
pounds ut cheese yearly. The iiiiinkee
perceiving that his Tonicity wee in dan
ger of being questioned appealed to
friend :
True, inn t it, "Ii - 1 bprnk of
Desoou Ilro wn
•tY-e• ti," replied the friend, •"fhut 13, I
kllO. DOl,OOll lII*OI4 11, though I don't
know as I ever heard precisely bow many
pounds of butter and cheese ho makes
year; but I know he hum t welve save mills
that till go by buttermilk."
Mews --An ill bread sick.
baker.
A poor uouk---Oue ileut itteado dough
anAinotruciP , o at toe game _
Wortb. t 4 tun burn- itejectrhuniuOuni:
catiunB
Motto for a hungry loan - Dtiion for
A hone of rontentioo--The jaw bone ,
- -Rectified spirits -liplrita or _refoymett
drunicar.l.4
Happen and rniner• D • lro3r thoi gather
raaphi map
Plagiarient—Preaching "Lent" iterttiona.
RA'lllEn Goon.—About as nest is an; -
od er
thing in the line ofmuns havo seen
recently is the follou%in idol" will he
appreciated 1)3 tonpuo poor wight ..
Atratirr• Ilictsx,flif.el'i reoldlng wife,
Loads tittelpoor fellow but • iefitj We,
Rotation* hots one sold itfsi, winery *kb%
Quoth Haunt, 'Ugh! you brute i you'go
tight!"
"My love," said be. •"(.1, oily I•hsiogie of ini
uiraititiere, 4
A gust it,' c d outAilo, ,tii.,ii st•i lifkit,tiO
Fire ?'
'rhe 440 p t I.4:berhstionding
toeiltnnits is lints fiptAyi,ettitt '4l
By on' tlecidive
Tom paned hid Andy ICrite'4 elimlent
To lig Iha h rlQal
^Wby to. suet hMte, Om. T(.ln, to wed
1 .hall nut ebonite my IOW." .he •'414.
But thra," .11.14 ' •
_ - AioNitirii Bitters.
H4G FLAND'S GERMAN BIT
THRB, AND
11013FLAZZDT atradAN TONIC.
The , great Itemelen retell D Iseailes of the
LIVER, STOMACH, OR 'DIGERTIVE
" ORGAN& • • ..
HOOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERS
To oomposed of the mire jokes (or, as.they
are madiainally termed, Extracts) of &iota )
Herbs, and Barks, making a preparation,
highly oonoenttated, and tmlirely from
akokblia admixture of any hind.
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Is a combination of all the ingredients of
the Bitters, with the purest quality of Smito
Ora, Rem, Orange, 'A., roaring Coe of the
most pleasant and agreeable rensiediee ever
offered to the public.
Thyme preferring a Medicine free from
Aleohollo admixture, will use•
GOOFLAND'iI GERMAN BITTERS.
Those who have no objection to the oom
btasitioO of the Bitters, ss stated, will use
MOORLAND'S ONSMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and so otain
the rams medicinal •irtues,the choice be,
tween the two being a mere matter of taste,
the Tonic being the most palatable.
The stomach, from a variety of canoes, se
Indigestion, Dyrpepsia. Nervous Debility,
etc., is very apt to have its functions derang
ed. The Liver, sympathising as closely sa
it dee, with the Stomach, then becomes af
fected, t • result of which to that the pa
tient, suffers from 'savant or more of the fol
lowing Mimeses
Constipation. Flatulence, Inward Piles
Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of th
o.temseh,N4ll9,ll, Saari-burn, Disgust km
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Htnetationa, Sinklnitar Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Reid, Hurried or Difficult lireathing, Flat
tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensation; when In a Lying Posture, Dim
neds of Vjsion, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Doll Pain in th Head, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and
Byes, Pain in the Side, Heck. Chest, Limbo,
eta., Swift! Flambe,' of Heart, Hunting in
the Fleets, Constant Imaginings of Evil,
and Great Depression of Apirits.
The sufferer from these disease' should
exercise the greatest 'motion fa tb• selection
of a remedy for his ease, purehasing alkly
that which he is assured from his investiga
tions and Inquiries' possess true merit, Is
skilfully compounded, is free from injurious
logrediente, and has established for itself
reputation for the runs of these di .
Jo this connection we would submit those
well-known remedies--
1700FLAND'S GER4I4Ir BITTERS,
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
PREPALIMDJIT DI. C. U. JACIIIIOII.
PNILAD•II..PIIIA, r♦
Twenty two yeare since they ware first In
troduced intO this oeuntry from Germany,
during which time May have undoubtedly
preformed more men, and benefited suffer=
lug humanity to a greater extent, than any
other remedies known to the public.
Thesereinedles will effectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chromic or
Nervous Debility, Chronic Diarrhcea. Dis
ease of the Kidneys, and all Dureases arising
from a Disordered Liver, dtomach,or
fatee
tmuc.
DZBILLTY
Resulting trout any Cowie whatever:
proetrettoe of the eystece, lei:laced by Serer*
labor, heiashlps. Isposure,-ilevessollo.
There ie no medicine extant equal to these
remedial in inch ...uses. A tone and •igor
is imparted to the whole system, the appetite
is strengthened, food is enjoyed, the
litemeebittgesta promptly, the bloo d Is puri
fied, the ootsplexion beettent__ffietind and
healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from
the eyes a blooM is given to the cheeks, and
the week and sorrow Invalid bassoon a
stroug end healthy being.
PEMSONS AL VANCND IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing hoes:.
ily upon them, with all its attendant Ills,
will find In the use of this A lliurre or the
Tonic, as elixir that will ina(fl new life into
their veins, rectum in a measure the energy
and ardor of more youthful days, build tip
their shreniten forms, and give health and
happiness to their remaining years.
hOTI' II
It le e well-establl.bed feet that fully one
half o f the tenals portion of our PoPalation
ere seldom la the enjoyment of good health;
or, to Ilse theii own expressloe, "never feel
well." They ire languid devoid of all energy
extremely nerroue, and have no appetite.
To this elan of person■ the hitter., or the
Toet - e, I. mperlplly recommen.led.
WEAK AND DELICATE CAILDREN
Are made steno` by lb• 11810 of either of
these remedies. They will cureuvery cue
of ruarcwmu•, without NU.
Thousands of certtfloatm have accumula
ted la the banes of the propriater, but spa's
will allow of the publication of but a few.
Those, 1s will be observed, are men of note
and of such standing that Ow, louse be ho
llered.
IMSTMIONALS.
60. W. 11
(Thief Jostle* of the Supreme Court of Pa.,
writes •
Philbdelpb ht. ! Lamb 1k11167
'1 And •Iloolland's German Bitters' is a
good took useful! it diseases of tise digestive
organs, is. Pd. of great batten iu oases of de
b it y end' "widst"of nervorr !Lotion in the
system. Tours. truly. '
Oro. WVODWAKV.”
Holt. J Amyx Tuotiroomr,
Judgq of the Supra's', Court ylvas it
Philadelphia, April 98 1868.;
.1 eeatader 'Booflandrm ()armies* Bitters
valuable medial.* ix vase -of attiaks.- of
indigealioa or Dyrepoli/f era certify this
fretsmay emporium, Yours,w reepeot
J 4141/ "TtiostvsoN."
BiNal tn. Jeripb f. Menshrd, D. D. Pas
tor of thq Tepth Bart,tet Chatch.PbUadel
phi"
CA LY/lON
Muullau.ra Raperdies we counter
glyd Sps (Am thp, plipatyt. of V.
.1401010 N it en the *640.0'4 had' bottle
AN other. , are coaiderleke.
Principal Alas and lianalaatory at. dui
614rinan Store, No, 531 UCH
8111141, PhiladelpillsiTs.
iglmisb i Praprint•a t
TFornWcil G. N. 3,tpx.sOzi 1 co.
'
Ploaoad normal' Bitters,per hurtle, $1 $
half dittotie, . SID
gauftend'd'eletrese Toile, put ap ha quirt
busgtorpL erA. Wl' doom
ibt 7 to
s air4l6;lior (urger to it, De well the
"IWO ir.eU 4v,01. ar d or get the geletibee.
F '
or, "pie I F. PDruglat,
Ballef6ete:
Acid by dlruiptl..t.. generally.
Mewl, 211-186 '
.2mlitranct.
LIARIaIf:RR LOOK ITO YOUR INTRA
118T8 I
• - lame in the
FARMER'S ,MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.,
Qf Danville, Pa•
Inrtporated
'eapit4i and Assete, M.y
4xtrerte from Report for yedr ending Jan
I, 1868,
Whele amount- insured
: Amt. of Premium notes la f0rce..34R4,940 00
Amount of louse dmilag year..., 8,218 39
ABBErc3 OF COMPANY,
Cash balance in' favor of Co.,
Jan. 1, 1868 12,136 32
Amt• of Premium notes ifi fore. 484,946 93
A vkilable Capital
Advantagesofferod by thin Company:-
It Inturee no town or village property
w6tever.
It 'mores no stores or steam property
It insures et • I'M low rate in noose
citleine.
It bas made but owe sseeesnpult on the
Premium Hotel of its members during Its
sane years operations t thlt being $1 60 to
the $l,OOO 'Meal &marines.
P, JOHNSON, • XI , M.
Secretary. Pr ea Nen t.
C. RAIBARIIABT, Agent,
P. 0. Address, Bellefonte, Pa.
13.20 Ott
iOLUMBIA 1119.111tANCIt
=EU
CHARTER P ERP ET UA I.::
Capital & Astieta, 6046627.51
This Company continues to insure
buil
dings, Merehandles, and other property,
against lees and damage by lire on the mu
tual plan, either fora cash premium or pre
velum note.
• SEVENTH ANNUALS REPORT.
Whole amount Ins. V 2 , 4 7 8 , 4 14 1 ,80
Lem awit expired 722,771.44,161,1t4,13415,40
CAPITAL AND INCOME.
Am't of premium notes $685,12 .27
Less amount expired 71,964,04 614,160,24
Salaam of premium, Jan...l '66 6,609,05
Oash roe t, less commissions in '66 51,006,06
Loans 9,400,00
Die from agents and other 8,664,56
L(INTRA
Loam and expenses paid in '66, 74023,40
Louisa adjusted, nut due Jan I '67 20,296,88
Ba!suet' sapt'l and as'tadan 1'67 600,427,90
MUTUAL NEW YORK LTPR rNsti-
RANCH COMPANY.
CAPI lAL $25,319,119 55
Cep?' Teeipta during the year $10,113,047 at.
The Interest received was
more than
In excess of the claims Ly death. Dlel•
deride to polioy holders thie year amounted
to more than four glee* se much mu any
other Lib Company In the Wort...
J. B. BARNHART, Ages;
13 21 3m Bellefonte, Pa.
,for *alt.
A VALUABLE MILL PROP
FATY FOR SALE.
Situated in Decatur township, Clearfield
county, Pa. The subscriber desirous of
gulling the business, offers for axle one
Souris& mill with two run of burs, the mill
is strong aid la good order both, with from
twenty to thirty acres of land and► unn•
t
Portable r ams dwelling house, the property
lylag 2 Iles west of Philipsburg, Centre
county, and within • few rods of turn
pike roe . the Tyrone and Clearfield rail
road rannig through the land and within a
few reds pf the mill. also a conablerable lot
of timber on head. Hemlock and Pine, it is
nub a very desirable location fors woolen
futosy, and ens is much needed in this sec
tion lit the country. for further partieti•
lire inquire of the subscriber being on the
property, or address Philipaburg, 'Centre
oiruaty, Pa.
CHARLES M.CADWALLADER.
12-44-4 m •
Rime.
LIMN, COAL AND LUMBNR
The best.
WOOD. DUAL BURNT LIMI
can be had at the Bellefonte Lime Eitel
en the Pike leading to hillaeberg, at the
lowest prices. We are the only parties in
Central Nee's. who burn In
PATENT FLAKE IC I LK.
vitae!! pr s ods4s
FIRST WIIITR-WAND A Al) g,14 . 6TE1t
INu LIMY.,
oUereU to the trade, The bait. Hbaruokin
and Wilkesbarrle Anthracite coal, all Rise,
piepared expressly for fatally use also.
MYRA BROOK FOUNDRY VOA.
at lowest prices. Also a lot of first and sec
ond quality.
BOARDS, BROAD RAILS PLAIN,
811INtILIIS • -
and plastering lath for sale Cheap.
,Offica lad yard. near Beath end of Bald
fEsole Valley It. R. Depot.
BHORTL 111068, & Co.,
13-20 I y Ballelonte Ps.
LIMEI LIMEII'LLSIEI I I
Steak beast always ea hand sad for
sale m the, lowest market price, at t.iwo
ti N LIAILZ,,K.ILN 8!
Oil the niiiroad•aear ledildosta. We have
es tear of esocecelak eontradiction
whet we City that, )I•Vii
Bari Mille Tilt:VT ?P.
Li is Nib item ••••• mad our kllnn its Ito
-0141044 titet Ad ugh* OI.A.1"
armed from; the Want limo be
foto It hmOeittliii MN. Ith
I • PURR i;Now-wnite - . LIMN! !'
A 441 ralksi me 'firs ib i l I II lb* Ural
Iritrut klaa ,Rks uip,{l4le vaani.• is '
I - th• asotera. partpf the e{ate.
Oke'fatiliAiaiVot
IVA kenbft,
11 111fi CAIN k11414}84 . ,; CiLlp44ll
049 Ow ANIN aluor . 4;
zu trct 14 ;
1:44 Bel4iitoaktt Ps.
IN,NT.
A two ear, Mute Mari, lull loci
tea For hoalsw, I. rent. A}" l7 to
U. 8. DUBM,BBI.
Phillpibn*g, P3‘.
ittarbineo.
Milli SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE.
-L
Among Sewing Machines, thono wade by
tbe'Blnger hfanufaotartng tompany, rank
With the bight*. Their .toutittfantaliilB
machines have long been known an theibeat
for manufacturing purponen. But within
the put few yearn, they have given special
attention to the production of a
March, 18
$9:123,706 op
• „ FAMILY MACHINK
lertined to wilt !much fiyur in the
II 0U II II 0 I, I)
The untehhle which they now offer, in quiet,
rutrolog,sliapte,fast, nolsaleon.
Iu accessories for
. $497,083 2t
HEMMING, BRAIDING, BINDING,
QUILTINU, "TUCKING, CORDING,
F 1 LLINti, BRAIDING, OATH ESING,
are Simple and easily understood. Ita
delicate, though ehdoring and tireless mus
cles of Iron and kkeel, do all the work
aolaeleoaly, better, and few will deny,
FADIER ULAN HAND CAN DO IT.
urge thou, wishing to purchase a ma
chine, to examine-all the other tranulhotur
ed before buying; an it will for itself
ove,rootne all the objections to the other
machine' that can be brought against It:
Machine, on hand, for sale and exhibition,
together with a full and complete amort
moot of.
411. K, TWIST, Q/t_ COTTON
Thread, and all the meesseries fur the ma
chines. by
W. W. MON7OOI4ISRY,
Agent.
1.11 slam Furnishing uld Tailoring 'Estab
lishment, Pest Office, Bellefonte, Pa.
M E WIIANT TAILORING,
ICSTABLISEMICNT,
YO I, 11/10CAILHOWY ' el. RON/
The undersigned takes pleasure in inform
ing 'be citizens of Centre county and the
public generally, that he to hist opening a
- A 94,850,10
SI'LE.VDID AlVI) fell'll ,f,44,7OR7'AICYT
E==
SEM
Caasinu,n.
194L850 li
Whils' he is prepared to wake to ordeg, in
the latest and moat fashionable styles, fur
men or bop. Goods sold by the puree or by.
the yard- Ile also keeps on band a full
line of
diatTS tiVODE,
a every ody7e sad aeseription.
3400,000
Ilet t. rho &gout f,r tin, etdebrated
SIJAHNE SEW IN ti MACHINE
12.1 b. W W. MONTGOMERY
TIIRMENDOUS AMOUNT OF
LtATHKR I
The undersigned hag jut received the
moat ostensive lot of Leather, from the
New York, Baltimore and Wilmington mar
kets, ever brought to thin place, Consisting
•f
Spanish to)1«
Upper,
American .blip,
French Kip,
Baltimore Calf,
OIL FINISH AND Bitueu MOROCCO
• 141 D GLOVE MON,.
%Chang Leather, .
biniugs anilShoe andiags,
•
of ether, disortption, nil of witieh will be
Nord cheaper than can be beaght at any oth
er establishment In rsotsial Pennsylvania.
He has siva Lhn finest and lamest
STOCK OF CLOTHING
is Bellefonte, which are at such prices that
the pstrohereer 01 . 4 salt will save
'FROM PIVE TO TlL'i DOLLARB,
by glvtag bum 14 ..411;, &boo a maga lumen t
ASSORTAIENT oft cARPETINUti,
that ran be pu-rbased as city prines,tagetbar
with !has ♦ Caps, B•ots k Shoals, Trunks,
Valls*. and a grand ma•rtaent •t
mil ut welch no. r .d fur
IL' 0411 ONLI !
211 y
FOUND 1111 OUT
The people ut PHILIPSHUIta hays
fused Out that
C: N. MOORE,
*elle the bed HATS • CAPS,
881KTS AND DRAWERS;
800 TS etii I) 8410 Ea.
the ball
t -
PFURh (.400108./
1 awl the beet'
CLOTHINO,
bvf all kiadt at lower llamtas than tlry, are
aold at any place la lowa.
L. 41. MOO ILE,. ,
13-15-Ip. PHILIPSBURG. P
rnd /`
Vesting.),
Ecatter,
DRY GOODS
RAIIAM 4USSMAN
Clothing.
the hest
tbe, beet
Punt Dace s bovitillar.
Iteapero Si IlittivA.
T lilr WOItLIFii ,
REAPER — AND MOWER.'
Ica ei,usprotnibeab4 - ityrinwiliy will, al
once arrest every mechanical eye. '
The frame is of solid Iron and le of alibi
gle piece.
The Journals, shafting eslid ~Jag art al
'secured into midi pubetentlat Manner and
dan never change their relative positteiw:
THE HEARINGS ARE ALL CUT OPT
OF SOLID IRON,
and run with tho precision of clock•wofll=
thus obviating the self•draatraetlou commit
to all harvesting machines -heretofore in•
vented.
• neat east iron sass imolai, the merle
mid protects them frotsl dlft, water, grus,
rust sod all other Maimed tenses ot de
struction.
Such gearing, In snob , •Irannk, and pro
tected thaw , can alwaya-,. ! ra il ed on to do
the work required and list In ordinary life
time. •
Many other advantagpim possessed In this
machine will be sirellsod to' our Arms
Catalogue, which wil l tappn ba to the hinds
of all our-looal and lesorilbleiviots.
We build only two *isms of the World's
Reaper. difering only Jo' waybi, osposilor
and coat.
Die. I (large lilac) Gets 41.41 , lad 4111eller
in grass, and 6 feet in grain, and as Kammer
costs $3O O , No a mower viat reaper eiemisleed
4250, as a mower and eilf-rake *Mehemet
trfb.
No. I cute is gems, 4 feet, and in rode a
little les. them 6 feet ; costa WS a d $215.
Int are BMiltdinit Of bliethigicst cheap
est machine •is the market. Itesete
but one•fourrh more than a rough ma
chine and will last four times as long I
54. BAI.I, f 00., Canton, 0.
ISAAC HAUPT, riellefonte, agent for
Carats", and Clearfield, Cowed's.—
sub agents wanted. We will have 2 Keep
ers, eirethibitionia front of the Court House
during Court week..ana witk
side delivery, where they can be seen wadi
harvest. 12-10.
1) EAPF:RS, RAKES, SEPERA
JIA, ToRS, AND DRILLS,
For gale by .1. P. ZIMMERMAN,
Rosh's Areas, llslleroute, P•
OHIO U,ARVESTER.
lu view of the feet that many farmers
were disappointed In getting reapers hurt
season, it would be to their interest to order
an Ohio Harvester early. It, undoubtedly is
ono of the leading inee In the market,
as was proven last season, by tho great de.
resod for Ord', *bleb' was not more thee
half supplied.
It la s combined ?dower and. Reaper, and
car/ be had with Dropper and Platform, or
both.
now. RAKE
Pratt's Patent Horse Rakes, of ableb
thousands lair. been eotd7 and given ens.
venial iitistaeties, •ten b. .old by J.
P. Zimmerman, agt.
)41EILS.
The Celebrated Willeughlry peten Gum
Spring Orman Drill will aim Woad bg et. P.
Zimmerman.
81PERATORS
Farmers, leek to your Interests The well
known 'elf regulaidrus Grata kleperator, Gei
ser's Patent, will also be ter sale by J. P.
Zimmerman
It will thresh and lees she grain perfectly
clean, ready for market, by (1110 operation,
For particulars, oddness
J. P, ZIMMERMAN,
Ballston to, Ps,.
33m
H UBBARD MOWER AND BRIJ RA
KING REAM.
This celebrated machine Is now offered to
the far me tf Centre coesty, tt Is a side
delivery maehine, will drew The grain in a
neat sheaf or swath, and will do it as wall as
it can be done by hand. It rues very light.
one ma. and Ana pair of horses can cut one
acre per hour. It is warrantee is every
partieuler. It hole taken the Orrt grimmiant
for six successive years at the Oh to State
heir, Om prannions awarded last year.) It
Wok the grand*Gold Medal at the great Ns,
Ifteld trial hali at
_II. ajEara, •li.jsr lock.
'B6 Farmers a first class bar
venter will do well to examine is kepis pen
dia/ilex any other mashie.. It will be on
exhibition at Dellefelene is heat of the
Court noun during doe April °part.
D. LEYDEN.
13-13-Am Agent,
T HE JURBY '
T MOWS! IT MAPS f IT HAKES!
Farmers look to your interests --bus &
KIRBY COMBINIL MOWSIt 4 , RULPEII
with msl molt rake —v or) mach improved--
Thom who theady hare the Kirby liwaper,
and want extras for tit. cogking harvest wino
piano hand In tlaeir order, at ones
SIIMITLTDAIie & 'CO ,
Agests.
EEII3
Sbrbosio. mat College's,
WILLIAMSPOItT
commARrIAL
TELIWRANIIC
Dull obettered unit sedtborived jcv Air Lug-
lalatana lio grant Diploma , ' to Dr gmailluatsa
This laNitstiom, but, repootly Otarisd, Imil
woleeesedral lii mama by • wur• Liberal pit-
tottaga'tht.a that giblet btu. )..«o accords&
nay .14 . fr Ceasiereial Collog•ia p.m osastegb,
AD VANTAUMS
illeouiy, *WA, 'egad dasi4etes tinpvrt ,
ne4 ,clf i*4 *ckfon.
It u pixiciik maikatbis firm All pniffiti
of ,
ainreling, Amer; Otips l ony
drafty.? tsstiautioA:
P.r Tertiis; Lt4t, r . '11:m
ctraiti!latal Sioaptue Ajbe
loony sibefilk al Nike* Rink; ,4 1111 ht Cho
t
(taco, or addripso
J. F. DAVIS,'
WII I i mat opert P.
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