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The Democratic Watehrii'an.
Thq Josh Billings Papers
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Long Branch iz a work ov nature and
is a good job.
It iz a stunner resort for men, tbint
min and children, esposhily the latter.
Children aro az plenty here, and az
' l nca az flowers in an out. door gardin.
iwy play in the sand for work, and
git their foci Wel for fun.
There iz SUMO attempt at style here,-
but the prevailing duiseazo iz good com
mon sense, you can bee this stick out in
the way people take it natral and easy,
and don't try to outstrip each other in
wearing a fd clothes, and them oxquisett
I didn't see but one woman hero who
was dressed 'too ekonomical and her
dress WllB plenty long enough at the tat
tom: but the front side of her shoulders
seemed tew hick sunithing. '
I put up at the Continental Hotel near
the roof ov the building from choice.
I kan bay that this house is kept a
good deal ; without neutralizing my dig
nity, for i paid the same priCe that the
rest ov the boarders did for my vittles
I shall put up'here ngin, when i cam
if i have to straddle the ridge-pole
I never leave n good hotel for a better
one, i learnt this fishing for frogs. If
am where the frogs bile mi
puddle I have known folks tow swop a
good horse fur a poor one, jilt for the
sake ov 10 dollars low hoot.
My wife put up with me nt the same
hotel ; it iz an old fashioned any. we
have ,ov eloing things
She always goes tow fashionable re
sorts, a hen young %%Alters anyways
plenty, tew put me op miAguard, for
am one ov the enz,yetit critters on record
record to be imposed upon
She has saved me (by the bare of the
head) inure than nixty times already,
from being spike by the widders.
She is an ornatoettt to her seekm—ati
ME
I would like to see a yang wolder, or
cony other man, if,it the Mart ov we
when ml wife IL around.
If! )141 step out soul ten ten got a .o
der cocktail tew cool uu et king brow,
tai wore goes to the end or the veranoly
--frith -rm..; 'nod rroito for mr v if gw•Hrwn
opiti 'week Icy ioilronutuite, jimt
little, all alone I,y moonlit(, she Stand,
on the I.l'lll, like a lieaeigi %%.irn
me ov 111. breakery
no innn i‘hoze fio.t aro •lipprry, and
who haunt acci,lealany
rig:it:l 4 l recent wnldl•rd, unghl 14 , ,s be al
i()%%ed 011 the PI 11101 WllllOlll 3 a Irk` %%1111
under , tantl. liar lout
Th.. holt Ix nuw aro phut t.t t h t lka, itll
wl,lllacki Lt.., excvpt t pawky.
null 1 .1011 . 1 Neu.
I%l,otit them, but MI 11 , 1fe dill, !Hut
r kno,s.
The higget4 fl op they hav44,04, here,
for the 'resent, i/ the pool to, water, in
front to/ the 11,,tr!s_ 1 ,h it eel hi
',I/0011111i , iLlpi
fiN Mill , I!t:rl,
Into 1111 , pool I . ‘ y day at 1 , 1 loch
rot.) n !, nu•l
1%1.1,11 r pr.,ltli-1,11 •
They ilrer4 iti flannel attire, ev
role; ilk :14 n. Ir alike %, hen they
are to tile pool, at. a 11.,e1, I.lekm and
MEM
'I Ire nater ut Ilu. jpo pl hat, `llOO./
op long it li.tt get neArly ally. an I
mi g ht to he chan g ed, ale! I 1..t% v they
lure g ot a 101 l lit lore he Nu 3 e/ y
lCglN
laluc for that ptir i to..e, but No j ery lolka
C 4 11) .11.111 Illeing el l , h nli They
ale ahs . 3 uillitl g to l ntcat .L lit:le sum
thin g don't
think they us ill e,,ei tizokitake to fie•h
-t, the
(;rerian Cr0,,1
atnttitg the )tatt/g
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.rr , n+ t , • ,v Lr rim v6llart
near the Inotol ttf their lko k., I giNo.
them a %cry intellukitiol look, th, , mutt
az hie ittislittnt greolot had altho i think
their msitlk re-Tinble, te‘% much a soic-
footed g
the turnonta lire unlcenirnen inenny.
and Milk tutu in hand are Itequent. i
had 111 f• eve.llllll honer iv, biting tilting
around • the beautiful inentiwa and
through the queenly giotintla eV
iii four white-footed sorrel') &ca
rted in epaset, and white harnes, and
drivt it few an elegint drag by their
on tier, Prof'''. Eat/11111W, Oe pit' keepaie
I set on the back neat as stiff as a
fldegrouni, and ry body seemed to
have their eyes eio e reefed on WC
The Hon Walt Palmer ov. the Now
Yot k senate, but with the Professor, and
the Rev. Henry Frost supported me.
The hands of nitpok in front (If the
different hotels played for us
I mu.t bay i felt a little big.
And it ain't to be wondered at for i
MINE, been much in the habit of late
yearn, ov going afoot, when . rode.
The scenery here iz grand, evpeshily
the pool, and the air iz az hr,cing az a
milk 'twitch.
The tables are full ov vittles, and the
servants are ire polite as (lancing masters.
I gave one of them a 50 rent shinplaster
and Ito opened and shut in front ov use
for five minits, ac easy iv n jack nife
that had been recently greased.
Drink are reasonable espeshily out ov
the pool, and cigars must be plenty and
cheap, judging trout the vast concourse
ov stub ends hieing around loose on the
lawns.
The luei NAR& ov 4siwiJization has final
ly tcached Long Branch Sum enter
prising mi.sionary ha/ just opened a
olub liont+e, Saner awl km.l4 ov gam
bling iz taught
I 'cove lo morrow 11; , p to
Mooflanb's Bitters.
"loom
j k NGERMAN BIT
11001 , I:AND'S GERMAN TONIC
The l; rent Iteuaddies for all Dineasen of the
LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE
lIOOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERS
Is composed of the pure juices (or, as they
are medicinally termed, Extrude) of Roots,
Ilerbe, and Barka, making a preparation,
highly coneentrated, and entirely free from
alrnholir admixture" of any kind.
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
de a combination of all the ingredients of
the Bitters, with the puma quality of A'antfr
Crux Run., Orange, A., making one of the
most plimeant and agreeable remedies ever
offered to the public.
floe° preferring a Medicine free from
Alcoholic admixture, will uee•
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
note wno have no objection to the com
bination of the 'jitters, u stated, will use
IIOOPLAND'S OERMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and contain
the same medicinal virtues, the choice be
tween the two beldg a mere matter of taste,
the Tonic being the most palatable.
The stomach, from a variety of causes, as
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
etc , it very apt to have its functions derang
ed. The Liver, sympathizing as closely as
it does with the Stomach, then becomes af
fected, toe result of which is that the pa
tient suffers from several or more of the fol
lowing diseases:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles
Fulness of Mood to the head, Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, heart-burn, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Hructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
•he Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
llorried or Difficult Breathing, Flut
tering - the Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when in a Lying . PostUre, Dim
ness of Vision, Dote or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Paiu in th Head, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of. the Skin and
Byes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
etc.,Fudden Flushes of Heart, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil
and Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should
exercise the greatest caution in the selection
of a remedy for his case, purchasing only
that which he is assured from hisinsestiga-
Lions and inquiries possess true metit, is
skilfully compounded, IA free from injurious
ingredients, and has established for itself a
reputation for the cure of these - diseases.
In this connection we would submit those
well known remedies—
11ii()11-1NIIS °ERMAN BITTERS,
A ND
1100 FUND'S OIiIUtIAN TONIC
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Twenty two yearn since they were first in.
troduced anto this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
preformed more cures, and benefited suffer
ing humanity to II greater extent, than any
other remeilieii known to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
(*mold:tint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
N. r% on+ bihty, Chronic Diarrioca Dix
ea.° of thy kidneys, anil aH Diseases arising
(wan a Di ordered Li . yer, Stonierh,or totes
tunes.
tram any Cause whatever
prom tration ..1 the system, induced by Severe
labor. hardships.. Exposure, Fevers,/xe.
'1 hero is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such mist,. A tone and vigor
is Impart..l to the whole srdent, the appetite
i• frengthellt Il /IA it enjoyed, the
h dig. its promptly, the blhodeas puri
tied, the complexion heeomes round and
healthy, the yellow tinge as eradicated Crum
the eye.. nt hinom is given to the elieeka, and
the wed. and 510(1/011 4 me Mid becomes a
strong and healthy lining
PEII.YriAS .4 /01%1 ./A'
And feeling the hand of ham weighing heay.
uy upon them, with all its attendant ills,
will hind m the use of thil Bah rn or the
an elixir that will instil nevi We into
their veins, restore in a measure the energy
and ardor id tours youthful days, build up
their :dirt when forin-i, and give health and
hapribe, I their remain tng years.
It is a well-entabli•hed fart that fully one
hall of the female portion of our population
are raloni la the enjoy went of good health,
or, to u-v their own expression, ''never feel
well." I twy are languni devoid of all energy
eat•rui I, nervous, and hive no appetite.
' I ,, 1.111,4 rI.o 4.1 pettleell the Bak/ al, or the
loot, cope, tally recommended.
IV I: K A NI) I) EI•KATE CA 11.111;,[3N
Are insole /thong by the we of either of
retneiliel. they will vitro et cry cave
44 writ elslool4, witlenut fail.
'I . 41 4 411,1t1 4 1 .1 of certificates have acriumula
ti 4 in the hanilio of the proprietor, but c pare
will rllow of the publication of but a few.
Theo°, it will he 4olmenoll, are men of note
and of curb ontansling that they must be ho
llered.
ixr,ll! livr%;
r , „ w
•.. ooDwano,
Ch ter .1 il:tiae of the Supreme Court of Pa.,
writes
"1 End • Ilualand'n German Bitters' is a
good lonie, ipieful in diseases of the iligesti%e
organs, and of great benefit in cases of de
bility, and want of nervous action in the
system. Yours, truly.
Gee, W. Woonwmtv."
.lAMBS Tnomrsox,
Judge of the Soprani° Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, April 28 1868.
"I consider 'Midland's Cortuan Bitters
a valuable medicine in ease of attacks df
Indigestion or llypepsia. I eau certify this
from my experience of it. Yours,with respect
J•ued Tuourooa•"
. .
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. I). Pall
tor of the Tenth Ilaptist,Church,Philadel
flooflan.l's flannel' Remedios aro cou nter
felted. See that the signaturo of C. M
JACKSON is on the wrapper of each bottle
All others aro counterfelL
Principal ofliee and AlanufactOry at the
German Medicine Store, No. 63L AKCII
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
,CII ARLES M EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly C. M. JACKSON & Co.
lloolland's German Bitters, per bottle, $1 OP
" t• " half dozen, . 500
Lloofland'ii German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles $1 50 per bottle, or a half dozen
for 7 50'
pfrDe net forget to carmine well the
article you buy, order get the genuine.
For gh.:(l by Y. P. G BEEN, Druggist,
Bellefonte, l'a.
Anilila druggists generally.
March 23.-1868-'
ORGANS
PA
DrISII ITN
NOW .h
TEMTIMUNALS
Philadelphia, March 18, 1867
CAUTION
P It ICE,',
ZDtv (Szoobo & Orocetito
F IRE! 1IRE! ! FIRE !! I
.NO. 6 BUSH'S ARCADE
on High Street Bellefonte, is in'a blaze Wish
tho moot
BRILLIANT:STOCK OF BPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
ever opened in%that establishment
ZIMMERMAN BROT, k. CO.,
Ilave Jost received from the Eutern Cities,
the following:
Nina 'Leavy Black Rapp, and Fiala Dress
Silks ; the finest Black Alpaccas; Brown,
Drab and Mottled Mohairs,
I'okin Cloths,
Alpaca Lustros,
and Detainee of all colors and dirt cheap,
Fine Organdy,
Orientals,
French and Linen Lawns,
Percales,
Chintzes,
Saadi,
Frencb and Plain
Chambray “inglaams,
We would invite the /pedal attention of the
LADIES,
to the fact that our stock of
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
AND NOTIONS
tx xurpaased by none in town, embracing ev
erything ender thota heads, lie well am every
new novelty that make, its appearaneen
the market. Our
1100 P SKIRTS - AND CORSKTB
cannot be excelled in style, elegance, dura
Wiry and ctioapries..
Our stock of lout y Cotton and domestic
Dry goodl is full and obe+)t• It comprises
the best 11 eat y Cottonades,
. Jean ' .
'I IA tugs,
Denims,
ll!curbed and
Unbleached Mee
ling and Calicoes
of all grades and of the cry host wakes
We hate Clothes, Cassimers,
Jaconct,
Ready tootle (ALAlow,
%I'm,len Linetcurcl White Shirts,
Boots and Shorts,
all of which far style, elegance of finish and
cheapness, cannot be surocr..niirtllor county
Isaac 11:01 A. Co's. Fine Calf and Heavy
Rip Boots and :-hoes for -ale, :01 warranted
to give eatistaetion . and in ea-o they fail
t•. 'I eo, they will he talc back and the
'ley rot untied. It any p eon doubts
this iceeerta n In t hue try Ir HAI be coo
eideed.
Cariket., Cotton Carpet Chain,
Floor and 011• Cloth,
Wool and Willow Ware,
Queens -Ware
always for sale cheap
We always keep the hest
OROiCERIES
Dried and Canned Fruits, 4).11 kinds and
of the finest qualities any Tneftet can afford.
Febi,
Provisions,
Salt,
Flour and Feed always for sale
Every body is respectfully invited to
come right along, make their purchases from
us and save their money.
beer
a Dollar saved in buying is
befter than a dollar worked for. We wish
it distiNly understood that we will not be
UNDERSOLD,
and will always be pleased to
SHOW OUR 'GOODS,
whether you buy or not.
COUNTRY PRODUCE; TAKEN AT TIIE
MODEST PRICES IN EXCIIANCIE FOIL
0001)8.
Remember the pine e.
NO. 6 1.11.1611'S ARCADLIii
ME
Aft ertOrminto.
M ESSRS. LAZARUS MAUS,
. OPTICIANS & OQIILISTS
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Ilavo, with a view- to meet the increased de.
tuned for their celebrated PERFECTED
.BPFCTACLES, appointed
4 JEOROF W. PATTON
WATCHMAKER AND JEW4LER,
Bellefonte, Penn•
As their solo Agent for this place. They
have taken care to give all needful instruc
tions, and have confidence in the ability of
their agent to meet the requirements of nit
customers. An opportunity will be thus af
forded, to prooure, at all times Spectacles
Uneguntled by otn,, , /of their Strengthening
and Preserving Qmilides.
Too much cannot be said as to their Fal-
P.Y.RIORITY over the ordinary glasses
worn. There is
No Glimmering, Wavering of (At Sight,
Dizrinees t *or
other unpleasant sensation, but 'on the con
trary, from the peouliar oonstruotion of the
Lenses, they are
SOOTHING shd PLEASANT,
pausing a feeling of relief to the wearer, and
producing a clear and diatairi 11 . 1.1011, as In
the natural healthy sight. They aro the
Lonlipecticlea that
Preserve a• well as Aesie the Siyht!
And are the CHEAPEST because the BEST
always 'aging MAR Y irt.a Re w about change
being necessary.
CAUTION
Mr. aeorge W.Patton, dealer in Watchee
Clocks, Jewelry, .tc., le their ONLY Agont
appointed in thin place.
pray- WE EMPLOY NO PEDDLERS. -we
1 3 34-Iy.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
GEORGE D. PIFER'S
Storo in lirockerhoff Row, next door to
Poet Wilco,
Where a fresh supply of Fall and Winter
goods in endless
VARIETIES
have just been received. Consisting in part
r FItENCII and IRISH POPLINS
Poplin, Alpaca•,
Merino!,
Wool Delaines,
Bleached and Unbleached M
Tickaags,
Shootings (
Prints of ettery Style and Price.
The celebrated
"HALL" HOOTS gi. SIWES,
Gents and Boys Over-Coate,
Suds, rants and Vests,
Under Cloth leg, lints
and Cars. Ladies Shawls,
Furs and Sttel
Canned and Drml Fruits
Cedar and Queeneware
(Ireeeries—the finest
Syrups m tuna
:-TICES, I'RE, uItOUND TO ORDER
Give him a call before purchasing else
where. The highest cash price paid for
marketing of all kinds. Polite and %Gen
ii lc clerks always ready to wait on all;
(71:1). D. PIFER
13 SS ly
e r thE LA R EST, CH EA PEST 8, BEST
nasorGnent of Dry Goods, Groceries,
1100TH 6. SIIOES
Men and Youths Clothing
o f < ttra good quality, for fall and winter
trade lA to bo had at
13_:N :sm. LOEII, MAYA LOEB
E YRE t LANIiELL.
FOURTH it ARCH NTS . ILA
GOOD lILAQK SILKS,
GOOD COLORER NILES.
1868.
FALL GOODS OPENING,
FANCY AND STAPLE.
liyous Silks Velvets
New Style Shawls,
New,Drees Goods,
(104,1 lilankots,
Table Limnos,
Flieetings and Sbirtings,
Clotns and Cassimeres.
N IS NOW iloods received daily in large
lots for Jobbing.
CIONRAD MEYER,
IN VariTtill AND MANUFACTURER UV Till
CELEBRATED IRON FRAME PIANOS,
yirareroonte, Nu. 722 Arch St., Philadelphia,
URA TeOOIVOCI the prize Medal of tha World's
Great Exhibition, Lotkopo, Eng. The
highest Broke:, awardeilevrlfen and whore
eccr exhibited. [ESTABLISIIED 182.3]
12-28 3ur •
Co'g',s Column
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COLTS COUGH BALSAM!
7hie long tried and popular Remedy le
agitin called t6-the attention of the nubile.
As often no the yet r rolls nround, the pro
prietors annually make their how to the
people, and remind them thrt amongst the
many things required for the health, cote
fort and Pust on awe of the fumity through
the long and tedious months pf winter, Coe's
Cough Balsam bhuuld not be forgotten. For
years it has been it household Medicine—end
mothers anxious for the eafety of their child
ren, anti all who suffer for any diocese of
the throat, chest and lunge, cannot afford to
do without it. 'ln addition to the ordinary
for own co long in the market: we now fur
nish our uthanoth family cite bottles, which
will, in common with the other sizes, be
found at all Drug Storee.
FOR CROUP,
The Balsam will be found invaluable, and
may alwaya be relied upon in the moat ex
treme canna.
WHOOPINO .c0U(111
The testimony of all who have used it for
this terrible disease during the last ten years,
ia, that it invariably relieves and oures it.
SORE THROAT
Hoop your throat wot with the Balsam—
taking litt'e and often—and you s will very
soon find
_ ILARD COLDS AND GOMIS
Yield at neq to n stonily uso of this great
remedy. will succeed in giving relief
Where all other remedies htvie
SORENESS OF THE THROAT, CHEST
AND LUNGS
Do not delay procuring and immediately
taking L'oo'n Congh Haltm, when troubled
with aro , of the above named difficulties,
They are all premonitory symptoms of Con.
sumption, and if not arrested, will sooner or
later swoop you away into the valley of shad
ow■ from which none can ever turn.
IN CONNUNIPTIOIc,
Many a earo-worn euflerer has found relief
and to—day rejoices that her life has been
made easy rind prolonged by the ueo of
l'oo's Cough Balsam.
IN .8 lIORT,
The people know the article, And it need, no
comment from us. It is fur sale by every
Druggist and Dealer in Medicines In tho
United States.
C. ii. ChAILK CO ,
qulo Proprietors, Ilew, Haven, Ct.
MEAD ! READ ' READ!"
TIIE ATTENTION OP THE PEOPLE,
I=l
G reat Remedy
COE'S 1) \' PEI'S IA CURE
This preparation is pronounced by 1)i 4.
peplos as the ,nly knoan remedy that %II
surely cure that itggra‘ liting awl fatal mai
ady Far yi,r+ It NWI2IIt. "II IN fedrful li le
enrr)ing beltire It to an untimely gnu 11.
wllLone o! •sulierers.
COE'S I)). , PECSI I crlt I HAS Coln,
TO THE RESCUE.
111 , 1 , 1 , Xi /bp, /I
SOU/ +a ,pr A. ../Ity 5t..., 1..
11181`n1 f Pond, Pinta, ney,
drio..,
le ',morello 14:„
th,
Are as surely Cured by this patent
as the patient takem It. Although but live
years before the people, what is the %crab , '
of the ion6nes ! I r whet Leeter
of Milwaukee, says :
A r K Jan. 21,116;•
M,, Mr,. C 1. CLARK ri •i •i• ,o•••
Both my.e:f find wile haru used C,e'A
Dyrpepsni Cure, arod it has •t
sat kfactory 1, a remedy. I have NI) heal
tation in nay ing that au have received great
benefit from Its
Very rempert f ,
E :• , E X TON
A ORE ISLESSINO
ri , llll Rev. L We 11D, AI, in, 1..0 rattle Cu 0
Ales,r3. ` , lt I ? , I, .t A ilmstitozgl:,
flr,gyoxt., l'lf vo land, 0
e;, (L•oo Pi. I t gives 1110 great pleasure to
state that my wile has derived great benefit
from the 000.4 Cool — Dritperetln. Cure. She
has been for jt number 01 yeere greatly
troubled with Dyspepsia, so eninpanied with
t 'Merit paroxysms of sonstipatimi, whielt so
prostrated her that 9110 was all the while,
for months, uraLle to do ally thing. She
took, at your IllbtllOoo, COO ' S Dyspepsia Cure
and has derived (treat benefit from it, and
is now comparatively well. She regards
this medicine us a great blowing.
Truly yours,
Jun 19th, 11168 L. F. WARD.
CLWROYMEN,
The Rev. ream, Aiken, of Allegheny, tee
tales that it bug cured hue alter all other
remedieelias failed.'
DRITUOISrs
Any druggist In the country will tell you,
if you take the trouble to enquire, that every
one that buys a bottle of Coe'e Dyspepsia
s
Cure from them. eaks in the most unqual
ified prince el its ghat medical virtue.
COE'S E psiA cult F.
Will also be• ynd invalueb:e in all eases
of m
Diarrha, yeentery, Swill:her
Complaints, ing, andsin fact every dis
ordered condition eT the stomach.
Sold by Drudgints in 4.10 or cinerary every
where et pet bottle, or by nppliention to
THE C.. 0. CLARK CO.,
Solo Proprietors, New Haven, C.
14-31-ly
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Dtlo.c.; altb DIN
(111E1.',N'S DitUG STORE.
vl Rim N. :i; BrOkerliOir24
The thidez,igned rospoolullyantiounees that
be has n woi eti itis well known
DRUG - A, CHEMICAL STORE.
to thu new room (No. 3) under Brokerhotra
hotel, table)) he h(t4 fitted op for that per
poseand having lorgely inrroo•ed his stock
ienory prepared to furnish ~h is ctudomera
with pure
DRUGS, CHEMICAL,
PATENT MEDIvINES
PUR E WIN ES A LIQUORS
for medicinal use, DYE STUFF'S, with al
most every article to be found in an es- -
tablishment of this kin i tl, such as
Horse and Cattle Powder, Coal
Oil, Alcohol, Linseed Oil,
tillms,Paints, • Putty,
Sponges. Also the
largest and
brat collection of
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
oter brought to this place. Tobacco and
cigars of the most approved brands,. oen
stantly on hand. Ho would call the atten
tion of the publio to his stock of notions,
consisting of
flair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Paint Brushy
Cutlery, Wipes, Drinking Cups, Chess
and Backgammon boards, Chess
Men Dominoes, Ac
Also, a large variety of
TOYS FOR CHILDREN.
Particular attention given to preparing
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and
FAMILY RECIPES.
Having had more than twelve years ex
perience in the businesa, he feels oonfldent
ho ran render India - action to all who favor
him with their patronage.
FRANK P. GREEN, Druggiot,
Fein, ft IAM-ff. IGtom, No. /t Brunt Row
RING .s',
Ring.
Be 'di,/ho g .
Biog. TO TO- 16,1111
Ring. store gray ?Gar
Ring• hair to Its orig lerroje
Inal color. Eradi- letnys
/tiny, cat. Dandruff and Ring.i
"'ay. from the humors Roorp
Mg:yr SCALP, Rirtfin
Binge and prevent /hays
Rip BA LIT Ring.
Ringo aces, /tiny.
fling.
II I N G
It,ng's Vegetable Ambro,oa is the Miracle
of the age'
Gray beaded People hat e their locks rim,-
tored by it to the durk,bleteime, edl. en tree
etc of youth and are happy ''
Young People, with Leh foiled or red
Hair, hat o the'o unfashionable colors
changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads / are covered with
Poodroir and Humor., use d, end have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps'
Be wird 1 - ch . Ml* have their remain
mg locks tightened, and the Intro e pot s coy -
er,ll with a luxuriant growth of hair, and
dance fur joy
Young tiontemen use it because it is rich
ly pertuale,l
Young Ladies we it because it keeps their
Ilair in place'
only "iti•l and will use it, because
it k the ,/,n,,est Awl Am &tilde in the mar
ket'
Cull tor Vokodalde Ambroda, and
for your ploaatlTO MIA eotnfort do not bo
1.,d off %vitt, anything vivo "afl 1.1 to be just
an good."
..f counterfeits! And injurious
.It,ition. which 1100t1 ttio elaintr)
F..r Sale by Druggicin genernhy. Prue r.
00 per Burn y E. M. Tuimi a cO.,
l'eterboro, N. 11
liermivrt! own,lutoloin C., , N. 1
411,- 11114 ak CO GOO Nty
hair and wht‘kiri wide at Irani -die half gray
hen iwl. in.hr e.l to try "Ring's t l'ego-
Mte A o rol , rrt It, ell.l .alter tpong it three
oelo, my ht.r au.rithi ker. were re•tored
lielr • nat iirikl also eradwateet all
law/ruff Irotii the I c uuatd er it
11,1 1 I kellong, the
awl silky /1,1 I ,es not color the
kin or othln el ,thirilz, It nviLl do all you
1% TOM PKIN Deirtia4
J , 21 1 . 41 k II err, ten York
h Ag.nt.. For ...Ile by Meil irk ...f
-lew or. Pb , F Y I; rein, Belle
.nte. F N. W ikon, Bellefonte. and by
)rogg 5-44 generally 111 ly
I.EcTuRE To 1"01;.NU 511'N
.1 1 1_ .1 t: ,t 1'0;1hod, in n Sealed Ee-
vrinpr Pri.ie nix runts. A Lecture, on the
Nature, Treatment suit Radical Cure of
iir ;non. ial Weal. nee'', In
voluntary Debility, end
luilied ant, I- Al i.nufr g..ncrally, , Nor
, o u mem u, ?irk py, end Fits;
Meaty/it end 1'11)41 'al rffearuiiiti resulting
Irian :nett Ily Ri/liliittr J.
Al I), Autliiir of the
"Green Book," d e ,
The it 4.1 I ren.,it •rod author, in the ad?
Illlr Itc:1• pr,‘, from him own
rt perience t hat the awful consequences
felt A true may be effectually removed
olth..ul 1111,11/ lire, al I Will/ ul thiflgl3l,l.l(l
rg loot operati,ii bfflig•ie ,, , instruments,
roigv, 111 ronl ri 1., p ,intli g oat a mode of
uto IC 111110 k IWICIIII and eft ectual, by which
cr cr% nutter, no matter oh it hiv condition
may be, Intl!, rare hint 4elf cheaply, privately
and radically LEcTuFLE WILL
PlitA Ir ItoUN TlittlibANDS ,AND
TnrsANDs.
Sent under RC in a ;dam en‘ elope, to
•ny tuldrean, post,.siof, on receipt of eta
cents, or two post stamps. Also, Dr. Cul
verwell'a ''Marriage (intik'," price 2.' cents.
Limas tine Publishers,
CIIAS..I C. KLINE fit ,
127 lloweiy, N. V., Port Office Box 4,58 g.
13-2S-1y
HA VE GOOD TIME!
To get runt
WATCIIII3B
CLOCKS
AND
JEWELRY •
TepalTl In t
beet of I fry le —warranted,
EMI
JOHN 11. HAHN,
At N . 4 Bush . . , Areade
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