The Democratic Watchman, BZI;IEFONTE, Pitt 74(day Morning, Apri . l 2,1869 THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY, —Jerry Tolan is In the fish hitei sass on the Diamond. Go and isoo him. --Quite a number of strangers Lave been in town during the present week. ..—Frank Green's drug etore'Vtid Hammen Sealer's groocry mry here igtor bo found across the creek in the gash House. —,aubacribers changing their places of reeidenoe -should not. neglect to notify ua .of the fact. Otherwise their papers may be teissent. —Some of thi side-walks In town at preeent lire in a miserable condition. Why are they not repaired ? Let the owners of property or the council take this matter in bend. Cale roa Nittrem.ate.-11alf a dram of aal•aramonia in ono ounce of phror water, lq be taken a teaeptYuntal at a doae, sad the dose to be repented scrotal times, at intervals of five min• Mee if tho pain be not redieveaLaLtmeot --The celebrated magician nn ventriloquist, Signor Blitz, from l'hiln; delptila, will give two entertainments in this place tonight and to-morrow night, with matinees for Indies and children in the afternoons. (lo and see the Signor by nil means. —The Bash House will he opened for the reception of gueets on or about the 10th of April. Tide is earlier than Wu expected, an e p lic will be agreeably diaap inted. I e presume the "opening" will also be somewhat agreeable. May we be theri to see. —A grand ball was given at Bush's Hall on Monday night, by Prof. Eckert, which wee well attended. Excellent music was in attendance, and all went "merry as a marriage bell." The professor, we belie. c, gave an entertainment of the Finnic kind in Lock Haaefren Tuesday Clenitig,. PERSON AL.—We received a visit ,011 Tuesday from the 1 - enerable J. T. Mr Cracken, Lei., formerly editor of the Bellefonte L'atriid. Mr. 'McCracken to almost Wind, and haling met pith great revenoes of fortune, it now in quite dest:tute circumstances. Ile ie now on hie way to Phi a lelphia to have an operation performed on hie eyes We commend him to die good °Moss and assietanoe of the fraternity. notice by the Wreerra Spr tbat our old editorial friend J. 8. Barn hart, baa been publishing nn amide in that paper onlhe @object of "How to encourage Western Emigration. - If the people for whose benefit the article was wntten / would act upon the policy . which heludicates. by judiciously ad vertising local advantages, vie have no doubt or the good twits. As on edi iOr Mr. Barnhart wields a graceful pen, and is a facile and graphic writer. —ln a general puff of e‘erybodt, and everything connected with the late excursion of the "Grand Army of the NlcElhattan" to Clearfield, which appears in the lost ettneott Democrat, we find the following allusion to one of "mine hosts" of the aroelierholr Honor The pert)* were marched to the Menalon OUMB, Yapt hr &Prime ore landlord, got up en the Valelogr style, In Imitation or "Leo Honeell" oLow" says the lean skunk who *rob tbat is jealous of his corporoni ty, bulls can afford to laugh at. the fellow's envious spike. Just so. In another place, CondudOf Rtzvene eiitchm, it ea follyah: Ater pariah log of the good thkure prepared by the igottbuttomoly !Ledford. Use luteura 10 n late loft for Lock haven. under the •ca l l charge am Di.. who mit t flattery, got tMmoet , affable, careful accom medatiair, imoduotorr k this portion of the llama We endorse the above, dnd take pleieure in adding our testi:tinny to lkie, faithful Ability of Mr. Stevens. Bally for ifentes. —On Tuesday, an interesting yowls cexter •of the canine species, which bad recently, g' en birth to a family of infant canines, departed this Jiro very soddenly' end unexpeotedly. Th 4 way of it was this:. Duzing the mineral of Frank Green's drug estab : lishment eportion of the, shelving placed ieitporarily on the sidewalk, where it stood * some time. At ei unfortunate nntseent,'aridrlke sfrpplbse, just when soepaaaEry deity gad swore vengesnoe agAi nst alithil; this doom. Ed WI unites:oElohr einhis bsrpene4 to be pasaing alsnrg, sewing her hap. pay tail, looking' kiedly at ererybotl,y, and op dOtlbt thiDifiDg of the tdeepint irood-'of inseam:4 -paps she lied Lett babied in alliTlMllltelei ,corn&w#lo nest. Jag whgu judOug front ecnntstnance,ete ter arriebd at this point of her retlidedons, a gust of wind teilattbetetts etudelny, Xiristipilr eras , " tare's kidneys, laid her up or dkwn in the gutter forever. So quick wee , the catastrophe accomplished -that s he never uttered n groan, and tVe specie• tors were spared the misery that en agonizing "ki vi," might have indicted upon their hearts. We Sew her a few moruante after her death, and, pith feeling of commisseration for her end fate, we gently murmured to ourself, "Bich, is life!" 4lete, poor doggy I No more will infant progeny fool the kindly greeting of thy affectionate nose—no more wilt thou suckle the durlinge of thy dog gish bosom! Sadly we ask, why arc things thitsl ---Itev. Jewett Orbison, with his wife—formerly Miss Nannic !Jerrie, of this place—arrived home on Saturday night last, from India, (tiler tut absence of eight of Mu years, to the great joy of their nuxiotts relatit es, who were long eagerty e pecting tlicni. They loft India abOut the' letter part of No vetn ber, and had been traveling ever since.. The numerous friends, of Mrs, Orbioon wlll rejoice to learn that she bait returned palely to her old home, and will joyfully Vkeleoirre her t cap pearance ainmig them. —Some of (he Academy horn hate propounded to us the lapwing sontundrumo, and gtve the nittmerei 141Vhy in our school like a cup boatd? Becnune a has a Bo.tt. in it. ... ) ,,,,,Why in our school like a metia,g &it? Because it has Lvows in it. 3. Why ix our school like n duck pond? 13t1c4use i lirus a Dasta ill it. 4. Wlijf is our school like a rain bow? Beettuse it has II von Ls in it. ---Below we public!) a cum for etnall-pox that may he worth a trial. It wins tone that thin discease, all othern, should ha‘c remedy, and if the recitle gi)en here ehould be in strumental. in )rloing good, it will have more than icud for no publication: -A -correspondent of thc Stockton, California, liefuld, speaks -as follows concerning the sinall•pox and its tem cdt : "I herewith append a recipe hich has been used to tuy knowledge in hundreds at ease , It will prevent or cure the fluill•pox though the pit hogs are filling. IVllen .!caner ills c•otered cos' poi in England, the world nfprienee hurled an avalanche of tittne uprin his head '• hut when the most scientific school of medicine in the world—that of Paris—published this recipe as a panacea for small poe, it passed unheeded. It is us unfailing as late, and conquers in every instance. It is harmless when taken by a well person. It will also cure scarlet fever. Ilere is the recipe na I have used it, and cured toy children of scarlet lever; here rt is as 1 have lifted 'at to cure the small-pox; when learned physicians said the patient must die, it cured': Sulphate of zinc, one grain; fox-glove, (digitalu.,) Ono Witt teaspoon: rid of sugar; In IX with two tablespoon ful of water. When thoroughly'ini*ed mil four ounces of wale.. 'take spoonful every hour. Either disease will disappear in twelve hours. For n smaller doses, according to age. If mutates wouhl compel physicians to use this, there would he no need of pest houses. If von value advice and experience, use this for that terrible disease." New Res-rice INT.—The bonne' of Mrs. P. B. Kepheart, was converted into a magnificent restnitrant, for one night only, on Friday evening last ; at which oysters, ice cream, cakm, fruits, jellies, dcc., were served in the most palatable style. The (Aimee served at thin InntitUtion gave no ecasion for retort, black eyes, broken noses, coin. mittals to jad and so forth, but made the good things still gocrier. Then the waiters, "God bless the dear crea tures I" and ninny of them single, tool Warint it ecstatic to hnve each angels dispense those good things to us ne• worthy creatures? Well, well, those who were no unfortunate ne to mina true, will have yet opportunities to he present at a reception; as flue was one of miseries of entertainments, given en. der the auspices of the.l. 0. of G. 7'. May the next not be too far off enlor in time or (finance. CIENTRE COUNTY COMXON SCIWOLS.- Per cen t. of attendance for third month. Bellefonte Schools not reported. Ben. nor—Thomas' school 69; othorschools_ not reported. Boggs—Milcsburg Forge school 86,• X Central City Primary 76; Wallace Run 83; Pleasant Hill ,92; Eagle Foiling Mills 80; X Lute "8 4 ; X Eagle Forge 87 ; Marsh Creek, Shopek, Holt's Hollow, Central City Grammar, and Ray's 'Schools 'not re VBurneide—Laurel Hits School 71, Germania 72 ; Cartia--Quay's School 77; other schools not reported. Farmer's Mille School 68. Gregg— Penn 11611 School 90; Mountain 67;" Cross Roads 88; Beaver Dam 81; Mut , ray's 79 ; HO! 85; Spring Mips, Polk 11111 end Decker's Schools not raported. Ferguson—Pine Grove Primary School 87; Whits Hall 84 ; Gatesburg 951 Swartsville 88; Centre 85; Stuckey RS; 'Tadpole 117 ; Pine Grove Ggpitt. mar 88; Baileyville 77; Knimrini 83; Kepler's, Oak Grove, Glades anvil I Branch Schools not reported. llainee —Aarontibum Grammar School 80; Wolf'S 64; White Church 53; Pine Creek 651 Woodward 72; gountain, Matadi.'and 4.aronsburg Primary&bottle , riot reported. Tralfhloon—. Centre tine 66; Right, Square 91 ; 'gt.eto4rn 86 t olAber schools not re• ' livrio-fthlngletowtt RS: Voile. 924 Rock 1011 76 ; Big , IRollbw, abaci North ,' Centre Pllrnetoe grid cabin net ,reported. Howard—A& view 90; 14clatticavilfie 77 t Kende+ dy'i 73; lideliarill "owns SD) Orhani .not reported. Howard horoaLli-MOW anl 'Primary 89. Boston—Julian 74; Black Oak 77 ; Williams 92. Liberty = - Hunter's Run 84; Miter's 83; Ma• rion--.lacksonv i 1 le Gratniner RO; Jack - eonville "Primary 79 - ; Lower Marion 78; Milesburg bornagh—Milesburg high 08 ; 2d Grade. 91 ; 3d Grath; 87. Miles—Stover's 70; Brit ingurps 92; Wolf's 91; Grimiley's 81; Beber , burg Grammar 83; Reherahurg Primary 68. Pattoo.—Pletomot hill 69; Sellers 65. Penn--GentzePel 64 ; Miliheim \B7 ; Liberty 75; St*ely's• 94; Pike 72; Rlk Creek 97. Potter—Fairview 61 ; X Clinrchville 85; Rock Grove 83; Prospect Bill 117 ; Loop 74; X Tussey Sink 82. Philipsliiirg-3 , 1 Grade 75; Primary 68. Rush—Pen elton 71; Potter e 45. Snow Shoo—Aekev'e 61; Depot 66; Moshannon 57. Spring— Boiling Spring 79; Plensani Gap 77 ; Harriesonville, Mnesers, Fishing Creek,P.ilt Grove, Weaver's and Val entines Schools not reported. Taylor —Henderson's 85 ; Mt. Vernon 94; Wild Wood not. reported. Union— Bitch's 68'; Bell Grove SR ; Maple Grove 85. Witiker—Zion 83; Wolf's 85; X Franklin's Primary 85; Hu blersburg High 72; Forest SO; Frank hn 92. Worth—Plant Road 79; Sonny Side 71; Reose's 86; Cow• •r's not reported. Below we give the average per cent. of atteiwinnee of each township: Boggs 85; Burnside 7(;; Gregg B'2; Ferguson fif) •' Baines fa; Hallmoon 70 ; Harris H 3 ; Philipsburg borough 72; Hush 58; Snnw Shoe lit ; Spring 75; Tailor 90, Union 50; Weikel 87; Worth 79; 'lnward 80 ; !Piston 88; Liberty " 84: Manion 79; Mlles burg borough 0:3; Miles 84; Patton ri7 ; Penn 'B2 ; Potter 75; - Farmers Milk 68. Per cent. of attendnnce for county 80. slime contains nil the reports received up to t!:is time. Those molted with nn X, were re curved no late for insertion in second month's report, are therefore inserted in the nbcrte. iiirknegst, in t•orno Dittartotti, Reormtvt ror the lower per cen g 617 - those' DiB - s. II dill he Peen by the above report dim the Franklin Grammar School, 11. 11ernhherger,..' cher. Jinn 99 per cent. nuclei:ince, hest atteniknice fur month re the enttrit. B. W. Twitinver, teacher 98 per cent; tt. K. Sankey 07; EL J. Gates 9.5; Jae°ll Snyder 94; Kate Wwieer 94; James L. Butlet 92; Jennie But• ler 92; Sophie C. Keller 92 ; rnrrie E. Keller 92 ; Win. Decker 92; 11. Di. Fran..l. 91 ; Kate Rem 82; Cahin Clieeseninn 91 ; .1. W. Worrell 90; John M. Ertnie 90; Nathan Schenck 90. R. V. RACER, CO: Supt. TEMPERINCE M.CETINC:—The Aal!c• route Temperance Union, will hold ite nest regular meeting in the Court ilotire on Monday evening next, April full Rev. James Mullen, the Metho dist clergyman nt this place a ill deli% - er a temperance lecture. The public is cordially invited to attend. Mr. Mullen COMM among ue with no-unen viable reputation, both as a minister of the gospa i l and lecturer. All who nre uneresied in this important work are cordially invited to be present. • • —Our enterprising friend, Mr. P. M'catfrev, has just returned from the city with an elegant atieortmeid, of la thee and childrens ehoes,and gtsitlemeii end hove boots and shoat. Um shelves are well filled up, and an good Largains can he got there as any place in town. Cull and see him. Remover".—Hammen Sealer 811 C censor to Sochler and Moore, has re. moved from their old stand on Allega• ny street, to the Bush gouge, where he intend!' to continue the biteitieen. Per sons wanting anything in the grocery or provision line should not fail to give him a call, as he is always jirepared to supply the wants of the people in that line. RiILROAD Mirrmo.-A meeting of the friemdit of a rnih-ciad from Lewisburg to this place, will ha held at Millheim on the 15th instant. Let theft be a full and enthumaatic attendance. The railroad unutt he exhibition at Pleaaant Gap, on Saturday night laat, we are told %%as a complete eittcciw. Glad to hear it, and link they will give another eoon. Our friet4de at the Gap aro resolved not to be bell iwiliand with anything, —The school exhibition at Hoy's school haute wait or °ilk, and was quite interesting. Business Notices --Gray balm PM" Oat mar one's good loam and in many came even improve the appear• *Doe, but as a general rule are considered ob. jectionable and many devises are resorted to Se prevent or get Mat them. We know of so .. 5 PO little troublesome pr objectionable as Um use of aloes Vegetable attibrogla, an arti cle which of late btu become so immensely pop- War u a toilet article and beautifier. It la easily applied, restores gley or faded heir, promote, and fa many cases cores badness, desnaee the sdalp and leaves the Nair in splingig condition for seres l ol4.ntO U gm °clods new Wag mind awes 7 day* the floystone !tors Lodi !lavas, Pa. Pim *ran goods, inch aa !dal poplin', Preach elicits, black and colored "Ilk", ses. side tniseures *Me richest *OW and l it elevin itailynarld Hie EVIR OIS4 I , Stoni, 110.4. Ps. Saw** ova by mad as appllcr Non- The Teri I)* o( Riots far noeoa, the %eft loiwilled abstorhas forVio•2lo Mown ixo the mart* fee mile at the goyittese Store, Wok flares. A very Arm lu4.m of , mommUmpF- 1 / 4 0 0,0 I +7, arcolMO, TV04 , 147.• lip ~ lwl r &Mr eod rfigJot Apinsing th, Steypione Pions L.ok lissiwo. G. N. Peri:lnk fpnwho.or. Supanactous Effusions. . • I> MATTI) TO Mall OAILTTI POT IT OPT IMO = BrbithOl there n man with wont no dew, Who ureter to blnytelf bath said, 0 0nkley'ofkotpe arc beat hty them Aare %trill do no harm to try them." THey're no humbug, for all men know 4 . That they'll mash clothes tui white as ;Mow ; The aomnen too (whom heaven bless) For dinner now eon weak. and drams. instead of lalirlog hard all day With vrorthlePo soapa,--1l wlll Dot pay. Itywid Nft,o timo thre , abla "ond For OnOloy's aosp,—his oWerruuni Frlood lII■ "Newburg city" now mar), next, ''A Coy's." she price, Po says our test. Ono dime Win buy his dirt pfroussire 'New Yosk Chemical Erssivf." Now, the least but not least yotell Fed I. hip, ver,ll , l renowned .K.C." • with eltnd 'th roiled. tho thing I ‘ent For tix ing tin eqkvie pen or pot. Twelvr and ft iltdr relate will httylt, Pool. for the werhi omit to try 1L Ilk miler naps transparent are IV mh ladles all they ate 'troy° par. Nn' don't forget dear readers all In !slumber Me nruat Bush . ). 11,111, John and Jalca, lieu, Ben and Will Bell cialtley'saoapa lika all "Sam HIM" It will be gratifying tante public generally. sod e,peelally those who desire a good soar, to hnow that the nbcrre Lamed !stile kind used by the man who cubed !glutei( tuatara after being thrown overboard 19 tho Atlant fo Ocean, sad that they aro for sae by 'L iultnerman Bros. & Co G Lush's Aretvlo 14 13 DIED ZIJOILI.IC , —On Match iiiih 181 1 at her aerie.• in i.ians'iip l'l/d Zllllll/ellllan, %If. of jorhi, mei Man Ebq aged SI years. 7 ten duyr MILL - On the "7th Inst., nt the h ( lit Fnr gkf.on W. , I 11i1111, .51t-eL, use., u ) >cm,. The Bellefonte Market. / The I.,llowlepare the quotations lip to 6 n'.. el.. k Thw /slay oveuthk, shun our paper well' to. prey Wl,pe V. heat, per bushel. .... .... f 1 40 Kai Wheat per 'mewl.. .. . ... 1 3e 11 4,1, per bushel . .. . . I'A ef,re. Phoned, per bushel, . . . . 75 (lass, per bushel.. , . .. ... bo Barley. V. I hp,hel. -, . Ihe li,leksekent, per hpeliel .. , 7 ton Clor,•rseed, per IrWthel . If , 00 I . .rateo/1 per bushel . I .55 ERR ,, pet doten Lard, per pound Puck, per prernd Finn. per pound .. Tallow, per pound flutter ptr poling . RIOLY, per pound Ground Plaster. per Gm Nal) atkrtivincnto §tr PECIA I, ATTENTION WILL TIE paid I. linulin of All lima. Moo. , n r,, h. s m g cer,,r. end other runt, list to Lo elnorwrl should 14k.. thin lb , it noecialatteirtliin A I-o the plow ing If lot. wilt he yr...10th. , ;li ft-11,1,1 (h.l, r• ("r ,li ti , f 'hipm Id he I. (t at the ntore of r T Fryintraer Wr. iwlvd•wr our h.wo folks who )1:1,1 . am/thing , In thlli Ilno In goo hirn not lee Ito will fill all rviers with rinlllotrieNn toilVl ill giro ronr•ral ilatimtßist ion Om N ria 4 W4 r.treAg. U• S. INTERNAL TAX-PAYER! TAKE NOTICE ! 1 will be et my Mee, In Bellefonte, Pa., on TUES AY, WI:DNEiDAY and THURSDAY. the 13th. 14th and I'.th of April. IRO, to heel any appeals that ' , ay he made from the eet.utt of . Ar.wnt .iraerrure , relating to the Annual ern,Luts . . All epprele meet be made end ■ubmltted 1% ni lung . . Ilcuno•T., rt. II FOSTER. Mar 24th, Isis". Almonsor, IEII Marla{ El= ()RPIT ANS' COURT HA LE.—Bv virtue of ap order of the Orphan. Court or Centre County, there sill he exponed to puhlte Pale, nt the Court !louse, In Belle. (onto. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, A. D.. un), at I n'clgek, I' M. of said day, the following de. ocrlbed filial - tie real estate, to wit 'rho undi vided ono ninth pan Mall those four cartaln Loin situate In the Borough of Aliliwburg. hotyntled on the Xast by land of I. L. Shope, on the North by Limestone atroet, on the Wretli) Al ill ntrect and on the South by an site ; ftion• tiered respectively In the plan of Paid borough so , rote 255, 2A4, 267 and 261. Subject to a life estate In .—of John Moyer,. Terms of sate—Piirchaso money to be paid on confirmation of saki. JOIIN DIVENR. Guardian of Emfly C. Meyer* Th. e ther heirs have agreed to sell their in terest In said premises at the Caine time sad plane Co as to pas. as unineumhered title. vlins-41. pmit..i!jTAli DM I NISTRATOR'S NOl'l CE.— betters of administration on the innate 0 le hard Vehn, late of Taylor township. deed, hat ing been granted to the underelgned, he requeets all persons knowing themselves In debted to said estate to make Immediate pay ment end t"toee keying claim. against the same to present them duty authenticated by lair for settlemwat E. P., JONES, AdnlickLpirslor DEMI Obtotijing—qativring A4WICUANT TAILOCNO, . Vl3. tabllshineet, No. 7, Breejterhorgener. e undersigned lazes pleasure In informing the citizens of °entre oseasty pad the public generally, that he is Just opening a , dtjaiandld and lies Aisartiffeent ef Arraign and morue. INnymwtio OAABM Ella awl VESTING" CABOMZBEI and .YrigraGa. CAIMISIERS and VISTINGB Which he is prepared Weenie to ordailln the Meet ind want bablenable etyles, for men or boys. Goods meld by the piece or by ttle iart. He air keep, Go hand a fall Use of °Mir VUNNIOUIPO of rpm, eta 64 dowypuou /CON, OfORTGOIifIUtY CM NM) Soots—gum .16111110 11 10 11 1= 1 : 1011,1 = r. GRZAEDTUCED, RA Rd AINJ3 I —PRICES R ;uowgu n AILLILANy e aarqn Dneh's'Aresdo—Rooms NosAlen42:loll ALWAYS A HEAD! 'lrvincint returned fro th the city of Phila. delphis w ith a large assortment of _ 141W_ e • • NEW NEW .00 They are enabled le sell et OLD FASHION MIMI A term itriety of Ladles' Dross Goods Ladles' Dress Goals Ladles' Drees Goode. (Ireat Bargains 10 MII.IICIP rind Conroe, nsline and Cunene". hiuslins and Cul loon". Restir•mnAr rlnthlng, Itemlt•rnade Itmly•mtuits IVarr:tot...l to tuts Our Clothe alwi dinalmar•a, (Int irl= and Oonnirnerns. CI Our sod Nos!mem, Gant no socellod. OUR GROCERY Deportment &Waltham* every one In miserb manrend low priori. &rap, Boutr, Ton Palm awned Fruits. Jel I lee,Domentid Iroretrn Fruits, Obeseenod Partri•• WWI kind', anti ever, other article be longing to the Grocery Department. 9 7.1( WE WHOLESALE AT PIILLADELPHIA EATER EIZ3 trrrarmen, Meehantes and Laboarerwl lank to yonr intetrott. Oa. dollar .11. 0 44, A medrb isr In ynwr porket. non eall and Room wltst antonlahlugly law prior HOWELL. OILLILASCD 111 CO. Are Rolling Pty 00641 aaa 12117011*5 eirNe troubla taahw Goods."Se If they are ant as repromented we will pity you for your trouble. filL.Don't forget the iliool am.ei iatcAra, aderna, Nov. 1 and: IMMO a W. FAIRER & CO.—FU RS, N e u • Fun, Furs, Tun, Furs! Unwiring to tolut so Inventory of stook bow in morn, and to CLOSE OUT A. much an possible for th at parpoee, w e sow offer our entire stock of FURE4, ?URN, • FUR& , DRY OCIODIL DRY GOODS, FANCY DRESS 0001 n LADI bIIBEJEkr---SUOES, Noteos, Etc., Etc With all our LADIES' TRlbilif [NOS at Phil Adel phis prime,— Dr.LPH PR!CES rilllAlifr.l.llll I( EH! arFllltAMlownabyx-rac = * *Welts, qtr.. bAZARI:IB & MORRIS, OPPICUNS a ()CUBISM UMII7OIII. COML. I %T O U T Sarl,.s =i the P•rf ln I; 4 oset di% APPOIO•4 O. w. PATTON. wig*taws sag Jorwaifw. Basisern, I'. CLOTH% GLOTIO. Awe r Oki ookiAtoßttli ~-0 • • .* . mod • , Imre le IP"' an -0, ' ta " ..4 . 3,......-, ..... , ::,...- 4:. ....., • • wont. • ~ riot* worths . . Pe 01lindristi, 1 1 116014 ti all alykil, Visibuits, Or Akar • • ~ • :in tb• aurn - tr.'," • • . - , • ot the ( " In * " II • 4 :'l. - , ! PlauutfT, a of , 0 . • tho wearer, owl prod • • illottoot 'dotes. so to tit* sight 71.41 triAtteral mud aro *oh 11204. Isesolz, Van WIMP ;NOM we* Volln gefottt le' ta g Doessma. 0/1111110W.144. W. Niko. dm* r____l4 4Waisimr444 Aged sppotad is p 704 wrioptot ne IYdomi. vtiplikt IRONSIDE sitE. CU I Llrsutirta, CENTRE 001.1rY, ITENN'A TIN, COPPER ARS SHEET IRON and wholesale and retail dealer In STOVES, 11 EATERS, HOLLOW waf t , takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he keeps constantly on hand , d of the het eat assortments of goxle 'ln his line eve r brought to thle section of the State. lie now hne the oolebrated IRON SIDES 000 K STOVE, the largest oven °nog atop In the market! ham ell the advantage', that can be jatt on a atom, largo oven, high wider Om such plt, and Cl tit came time a deep ash pit, oleo alarge extended top. never falls In Its operatlone...Fnur.t int with °vended tire bozos for Coal or wood lie has also the Conlinentsi. Lehigh, Partner. Daylight, spear' Antt-Ihtst, Niagara, Charm. Herald - , ete with every) variety of tho, best Pittsburg 3latio facture, PARLOR AND if EATING BTONE9 of every description, quality and price Tin, (Sapper, Eibitet-Irnn Wooden, and WilloN Ware, Wholeenle or Retell, men nfletstre4 neatly with the sole view to 'service, from the beet material In the market. Plows, Plow Pointe sod Copper, Britss. nod I ro t Kettles, of all description consign tly OD hood Orders for Spouting. Roofing and other I, oil( belonging to atoll business will ha promptly tilled by experienced and skillful wOrkirnen Brass, Copper and old Matta] taken In . change forgocata. pectaf Inducumonta otterod to Merchant* who wish to purchtae nt whotaxale - v 14044 A S WE WENT BOBBING ROUN r) and round, we him bobbed In to the 4=li/ill:fleet of tha undorolgootl, located at And found everything the eye could dente *nob as A. Bradley's onlohntued Prnebum Mulvey, the heaviest, beet and ma•t durahle to merket, all kinds of Pre/meal Ware, such as Dish Pane, CUlandera, Waeh Baalns all miser, Coal Buckets, Vegetable liklmmera. (lravy fgralnegs, (lake Turner*, Eira Beaters, etc,. Stove Pipe of all elm* and, quality; GENUINE RURNA. AMERICAN AND cONI MON IRON; And. In fart, everthing that em he found In she hest regulated establishment?, north-soda of Philadelphia All arlieile sold whole/41e or total', and la prwar attonishiagl i low: AU 4-aakas a before puroheafOg where. Joan is • good (elks*, a practical s orkrusn, and knows tun how to please the purchaser Ware or casting, of all kinds giros In es cheap for old Iron, copper, pewter, or rage READ AND PROFIT! ____ The proprietor,. de.terrnlaed not to he out done by any one In their lime oftnastneee, bor . opened up at 4 ono of the meet complete, apd Cheapest. STOVE, TIN•WARE ESTABLISHMENTS In Control Penn Wynn's. Thoy have on hand. and acting age...1440r all of Um Wtent tmprmetl. Stoves of e-.ry dlocrlpttort. Parlor Stove_ •LW Room Stoves, Cook &am, aostera Tlo-wsze and al , kflit:k of work clone on the Ill,,rteet no floe, inud (ittaructird 10 give ~ ,s ciarliellois atvg Tli F./d A CALL. •amilv G. W. FAIRER,OO. Na. 4 ikultell Area*, T HE NBW BAKERY, OV Is the only plass where you can Set the bein quality of BEAD, OAKES, IPIRII,AND ootirrovorir , RMS. also OYSTERS lad WR CREAM, frlmaims. Mesh' thookful to the pubik tor favors mod hopoe by • close streotloo to Is hashisola to retain the of hie many Meadh 8e bail the withr get .up the Most foebiosable taboo to be found aer obium. Obe Mot • coll. Manly E. Wok .Oppoidt• the Weressen arnese, an dekyfros, *Ste, idlers be fanianliony day Nash Braid. Oakes of ail tint% Pfely ,M t a i i hec . Nola, 'tau. And AnY 4 mos add g Wagging td litstases Mae ar bkomitir that be cas wilintee i;adialla. So wbo raw fa v or Ban mita time paaaaiMpa. Maar •I.L UFIXF LAIS . Jd atWb ilA i lko la al z rydth a iii t; dose lon F410;114 yl4O _ _ *tobto & eintuare, • +a. B. FLEGAL Manufacturer of. LOG.tN FOUNDRY rattlenlar attention u) ROOFING, SPOUTING, REPAIRING AND ALI., MANNER OF JOBBING 1. 8. LONBERGY.It: Log= ...... . ...... --Foundry, At the stood formerly °complied try A.. ItYen. 11.1n21 Bellefonte, N MILEBBITRO .iTIZAD t TUE CIiEAPEST ATovEa I= MOST eItBSTANTIAL TINAWAIM to be had M I ..WE TZL - tRTWITM. I= or,Tel7 Wtara Copper-wars, Sheet Iron-ware, Unum-ware, of every descrlnitoo ROOFINO dl'lll i•rOlJTtnti I;aficrp, tonfectionerito &I bifPOWII44.I4 ET 000 D BREAD BY CALL lag eel sew rid avenstre Balton
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