R
Solomon's Temple Exhumed.
no London Times publishes an in
terotinF, letter in regard to the diseove
rice II
t erusalom from which we select
the following : "The colossal foundations
(dike temple wall,. which aye 'stones of
ten etibits and stones of ejght cubits,'
hid by Solomon or his successors on the
throne, are now being laid bare at-the
enormous depth of 90 feet and more be
neath the present surface. The-bridge
pest once sp_anned the ravine between
the palace of Zion and the temple ofMori
-0 is now proved to have been unwards
of 150 feet high. If this be. as it seems,
the ascent to the house of the Lord
which Solomon showed to the Queen of
Sheba, we cannot wonder that on seeing
It there was no spirit in her. The pin
nacle of the temple on which tdo tempt
er placed the Saviour has just been un
toet the base, and is found still
have an elevation of 186 feet. The
statement of Josephus Is therefore no
exaggeration. If any one looked from
the battlements into the valley he would
lw giddy, while his sight could not
reach to such an immense depth. Sec
tions of the ancient wall of Ophel have
been exhumed, showing that, as Jose
rhos says, it was joined to the southeast
angle of the temple. .Aqueducts, rock
hewn channels and passages have been
loom:mod within and around the harem
throwing new light on the buildings,tho
rrangetnents and the services of the
ernplo. The great work of a complete
.xploration of ancient Jerusalem is thus
; atrly and auiciously. commenced.
orirrtunn a' isit of the Sultan and
rand izier to this country, and the
;presentations made to the lattpr by the
Sr , libtsbop of York, followed up as
hey have been by the energy, the wis
mil nod the tact of Lieut.. Warren and
19 admirable AO, have soothed down
iodem preptd:ce, removed local oppo
item, and thus brought about opportu
title; for excavation and exploration
:tell as never occurred before • and
',odes, large numbers of Arab laborers
,n%l' been trained to the work, and are
niter t,; be employed,, and the exact
phut' for successful exploration are now
ell known."
Theflaugister of Aaron Burr
Them!wits Burr's habits of life were,
hate heard my mother say, much like
hi-e of Mrs. Kemble. She was a fa
walker and skater, and aecompa
ii.,l her father on shooting and fishing
t. ureiana As a horsewoman she was
ii,-erpassed ; and, on her visit to her
u England friends, sometimes aston
iiid their quiet neighbors by riding
the country taking walls and ditch
.in flying leaps Yet, she was in the
w4l. tense of the word, feminine, and (mi.
.atially a lady.
Thu lust days of this grand woman
,ere very sad, and here fate is even yet
rapt in awfti,i obscurity. It a only
nose that, when broken In health and
Inerit in heart, by the loss oiler only
she ,marked from Charleston, to
', MI her unhappy father in New York,
011 It email sailing vessel, accompanied
only ity her physician and servant.
'that vireed never was heard of more,
and it has always been supposed that it
foundered in a gale off Cape Hatteras.
But .owe twenty-five e,r thirty ycars
ago a seaman dying in ahospital at New
(Mow., confessed to having been a pi
rate, and among other terrible things, he
.141 of his ship having run down a
ti homier bound for New York from
!iarleston, and of having scuttled her
:tiler taking possession of everything
tahiable The few passengers, be said,
e, , 1 .nih of the crew as wore disinclined
i„ nlist under their black banner, they
~a ipelled to walk the plank. Among
passengers was one lady, who re
111.rp,trated against Laving her hands
+ward and being blindfolded, promising
oiler no resistance. So they let her
her own way, he said, and she
Hied on to the plank, and, with her
side open, walked off into the sea.
I !,ye always believed that the woman
uth ,, met her fate in this grand Roman
V.:IV was the daughter of Aaron Burr,
I Burr.—Grace Greenwood.
rue MAN WITH THE GLASS EYE.—A
te4 nights since an interesting burglar,
the N. 0. Picayune, visited the
Nora or a person who, among his other
I. , ,oceable artractions, has a glass eye.
It so happened that on the night 111
l oemtion he had retired to rest without
ntnoilog his artificial optic. The
1, ,41ar cautiously entered the room,
ylnuh lighted hj , the family burning
.zitc lust as he was about laying his
hand on it costly chronometer and a
Aell tilled purse, his attention was at
tracted to the sleeper, and to his Hnt"
paile he encountered the gaze of one
Intl opened eye fixed fiercely upon him.
In the glare of the lamplight it spark
led like a gem, and the burglar thought
.onitted rays of tire. Ile had heard
"I people sleeping with one eye open,
had never seen it illustrated be-
N . one, he thought, but the evil
"lie possessed such a faculty. Even in
the act, orgrasping the spoils, his hand
4a4 arrested by the singular appari
i'M, arid darting out orate roomy lie
turnbled down stairs, never stopping
mail he reached the banquette. Here
he was laid hold of by a policernarf,
4110 demanded to know what he was
about.
'file devil's in there I" exclaimed
the frightened outlaw. • i
"The devil!" '
"Yee, I know it must ho him, for he
nleeps with one eye open I
Tint LITTLY Oxen.-1) 0i o you over
Mud( how much a little child does in a
'lay? How from sunrise to sunset the
dear little• Mot pater around—tq
nimlessly. Clirtibing up hero, kneeling
'l'ain there, running to another place,
but never still. Twisting and turning,
ridlin i and reaching, and doubling, as
If testmg every bone and muscle for
their future uses. It Is xery curious to
watch it. Oise viho § dooSsilo will.under
stead the deep breathing df the rosy lit
tle sleeper, as with ono arm tossed over
curly head, it prepares for the next
.Isy's gymnastics. A busy creature is
jalle
—Two walking sticks; a broom ;
min dozen pair woolen socks—able for
"ring ; pair boots ; eagle en tte legs ;
' l 4 imp; four years' pow rent •, and his
picture nie Grant's Meat gifts. ''lle
gathor s them in; gathers Ith ern i rt. "
3300k0 & jistationern.
GRAND OPENING!
GEORGE \O'IkRIEN,
has junt rocolveci the largeht nod moot corn
pieta clock of
%BOOKS & BTATIONEWi,
over brought to Bellefonte. All the
LEADINg NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,IC.,
will be kept on band
Subscriptions will be received for the various
Periodical,' of the day.
Parties ordering through him may feel as
sured that their orders will be promptly at.
tended to. Room corner of Dunlop and High
streets, In bush's Hotel building. Irian!)
LIVINGSTON'S BOOR STORE,
(Established in 1846.)
At this well known establishment may be
found everything In the
8001< LINE, whether
THEOI,OOICAL,
CLASSICAL, •
LAW,
SCIENTIFIC,
Ult LITERARY
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FAMILY mritrs,
with or without Photogragrie Platea ranging
lh price from irt 7b tga Also all the Day
and Sunday School Book, In general use
IiLANK BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
_
LEGAL MANILA
LFA; 11, lII.ANKS
STATIONERY, ete,
iiTATIONERY, ete'
Prompt attention given tot piers A Illxnd
discount mach to those do boy fto moll
again vI4ol
_
N ENV BOOK sTO 111:
If HOLEJALS £Z SZTAIL
110. 1 0, Sin honer,/ and NMI E rnpon na
IS
JACOB D. MILLER,
Has purehaaed the Book. Atationery and
News establishment of Kinsioe and Bro., on
Allegheny street, near the Diamond, to which
ho has Just added • large invoice of goods, such
as la genergitykept In a well conducted Book
and Stationery Store. Ifle stock conslsta of
Theological Medical, Law, Mineellaneolg,
Sunday Seined, School Bunks, Time Book.
Pails Rooks, and Diaries Fiery grade
and price 14 rap, Legal, Letter, Bath and
Note Paper, tine French Paper. Erne
lopes of every description sad Price,
Pens, Inks, Inkstand., Eraser.,
Rubber bands, transparent and
common Slates, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, Crayon., etc.
A LSo,—lfially and Weekly Papere, klaga
zinee and Sheet Music, a large supply of Legal
and Justice' Bhuike,constantly on hund, Also
V P Internal Ravenna Mauve at hter. He is
also Wholesale Agent for Loehr - lien's Velet-a
lcii Writing Fluid
Country merchants would do well to call and
examine my stock - before pnrehaslng else
where, as l can pelt at manufacturers prices,
Boots got to order when debut. n034-ly
Motels—,Saloons.
AMMAN'S maim _DANIEL
C
(iAßMAN,Proprielor
This long.e•tablislied and well known Hotel,
situated On the pool.llenal corner of the Dia
mond, opposite the I ourthmise had Mg been
purchased by Daniel Garman, lie announces
to the former patrons of this establishment
and to the traveling public generally, that he
has thoroughly refitted his house, and Is pre
pared to render the most satisfactory acrorn
tmalation to all who may favor him with their
patronage No pains will be spared on his
part to add to the convenience or comfort of
MS guests. All who stop with hint will find
hi. bible abundantly supplied with the moat
sumptuous fare the market wall afford, done up
in style by the most ex perienced cooks Ills
tier will /always contain the choicest-of liquors.
H is Stabling Is the beat in too n, and will always
be attended by the most trustworthy and at
tentive hostler,. Hive him a call, Oho and all,
and he feels confident that all ylll be matiafied
with their accommodation An excellent LH
ery Is attached to this establishment, which
strangers from abroad will find greatly to their
advantage vim=
EXCHANGE HUNTING
don, Pa.—J MORRISON, Proprietor
Thle old establishment, having been leaned
by J Morrison, former proprietor of the Mor
ninon House, ham been entirely remodel. 1 and
re furnished, and supplied with all the modery .
improvements and conveniences necessary Col
n first-clana Hotel. The dintag rgipm has been
removed to the first Ibmr, and in now epacloun
and airy, and the chamber. are all well ventl
late& And the Proprlebor will endeavor to make
his guests porfectly at honor Patoientiern for
Bedford Syrlugs will Ilnd tills the moxt denlr
ghlemtopping pine, in Huntingdon ilMmuly
rI,EMINGTON HOTEL ( iEl'.
PART, flioligietor
lie reepeetfullylreorgralthe public gprierally
that i.e now , oeeilpleii the Mon e named
where he will Iht,glful to meet mid greet hie
former friends, AU reecho a chars of the
public patronage fly strict personal attention
to the details of his business, he hopes to be
able to render satisfaction to ell who may favor
him with their patronage His liar and Table
will bit made a spbclalty. Ills Stable is good
and will be attended by careful, attentive host
bars. An excellent Livery le attached to this
establishment, which strangers will find to
their advantage. Give him a call, one and all;
he feels eonlident that all will be hallefled with
their accommodatio ns. 01:4122-1Y
MOSIIANON
burg, Pe—JOHN S. GRAY, Proprietor
This long-established and well-known Hotel,
having been purchased by John S. Oray, he
announces to It...former patrons anti to the
public generally, that he has refitted It thor
oughly, and Is prepared to render the moat
satisfactory acconnnodatione to all who may
favor him with their patronage. All who slop
with hire will find his table abundantly sup
plied with the h faro the market will afford.
His bar will a days contain the choicest of
liquors. Me stabling is the best In town. Give
him a call, ye weary-laden and a-hungered and
he will give you rest, confident that all will be
satisfied with their accommodations, Stages
run to and from the honor. vlln3o
MONTOUIt HOUSE, LOCK HA rx i r
ven—lßA A CHURCH, Propriator Anyotouggist in the country will tell you, if
• you take the trouble to enguiteThat every one
This elegant Hotel, formerly known as the that buy, it. bottle of we, 1),,,,04,,,' 4
"Waoltington Honor," no Water attest, Is now from them, speaks in thp most ungnaM '
ready fur the reception of vhdtors and board- wino° of Its great modlgal virtue.
era It hats loom elegantly furnlahed, and Its [
table is always Huppllod with the beet. Visitors I
to Lock Haven will find this the pleasantest 1 / --•
Ogee in the city A free bum conveys the '
guests of the Immo to and from tire various CUE'S DYSPEPSIA CUSH,
trains vliude ~- •
Will also be found invaluable iti all CHOP of
1101I8E AND LOT FOR SALE. Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Bummer Com-
Kriping, and In fact every die-ordered
The attbseriber offers a double two- Plain" ,
story Frame House and Lot for sale, together condition of the miomach.
with an exceelleot atone stable and carriage
house, situated near the Court House and di- sor-Hold 4_llrugglsto In elly or country er
rrectly oppoolte the propooad Park
it
promo- erys here al gl.per bottle, or by application to
node grou The property IS in good email- th e
tine and will rent for 11500 per annum Water
at lire door of Um latmernerit It 'when. Terms
enoy,—port each, anti 'might've on tittle to cult I
themellower. . I
tic-Hermit.% :thin+ I, 'tto-mo u. ir \N:\ II \ Wl'
liftebicar
COE'S COUGH BALSAM I
This long tried and popular Remedy isagaln
called to the attention of the public. As often
at the year rolls around, the prfrietors annu
ally make their bow to the poo e, and remind
them that amongst the many Inge 'required
for the health, comfort and sustenance of the
family through the long and tedious months of
winter, Coe's Cough Balsam should not be for
gotten. For yearn it has been a household
medicine—and mothers Anxious for the safety
of their children, and all Who suffer for any di
sease of the throat, chest and lungs, cannot
afford to do without IL In addition to the or
dinary fur once No long in the market, we now
furnish our mammoth family site bottles,
which will, in common with the other sizes, be
found at all Drug Stores.
FOR CROUP.
The Balsam will be found Invaluable, and
mny al wive be relied upon In the most extreme
CaSPH.
WHOOPING COUGH
The testimony of till who have used it for
this terrible disease during the last ten years,
Is, that It invariably relieves and curet. It.
SORE THROAT
Keep your tclront wet with the flalmin—ta
king little and often—and you will very noon
find relief.
1111th CoLNI AND potions
Yield at once to a steady use of thisgreat
remedy It will nueeeed In giving relief where
all other remedies two failed
SORENESS OF THE. THROAT, CHEAT AND
MEM
Uo not delay procuring and Immediately ta
king Coe's Cough Balsam, when troubled with
any of the above named diflicultles They are
all premonitory nymplome of Consumption,
and if arrested, will sooner or later sweep
you away into the valley of ehadows from
which none ran ever return
IN CAST TMPTIQN
Many a earo-worn sufferer liss found relief and
to-day rejoices that her life has been made easy
and prolonged by the use of Coe's Cough
Balsam,
IN 8110ItT
The peopleeknow the nrtiele, end it needs no
eomment from us It Is for sale, by every
Druggist and Deeler in Medicines In the Uni
ted `States
C O. CLARK CO
Sole PropTlekna, New Haven, CL
READ , READII READIII
'fHE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE,
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‘Vorld's Great Remedy
(X.*".9 • DYMPEPBIA MIRK
Tide preparatlop is pronounced by Dynpep
tica'Ais the only known remedy t hat will surely
cure that aggravating and fa Malady For
year. It swept on Ito fearful tide carrying be
fore If to an untimely grave*, its millioneasuf
ferers.
CUE'S DVSPENIA CURE. HAS COME TO
THE RESCUE.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick if eadsche
Sourness or Aridity of Stomach
Rising of hood, Flatulency,
Lassitude, Weariness,
finally terrains
ling In
Death,
Are as surely cured by lids potent remedy, its
the patient takes it. Although but live years
before the people, what Ls the verdict of the
masses? Hoar what Looter Sexton, of Milwau
kee, says .
Wis , Jan. 24, 1808
Metomi C G ri.saa 8 Co., Now Haven, Conn
Roth tnynelf and wife have need Coe'n Dye
pepele Cure, and It hat. lamed re 110elly ipatis
faetory an a remedy I have NO hesitation in
saying that we have received great benefit from
its 118 e
Very reepeetfully,
LEHTER 8 ExToN
A GREAT BLESSING
[From Her I. WARD, Mon, Lontine Co, Ohio ]
NipiNSl , HTIIOIIII & AIiIBTROPIO
Drugglata, Cleveland, (11110
Gawrcasisa It gives Inc great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived groat benefit
from the use of Coe's Dyopepela Cure Hite
has been fora number of years greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent par
oxysms of constipation, which co prostrated
her that Pile wan all the while, for months, un
able to do anything. iihe took, at your in
stance, Coe's Dyspepsia Cure and has derived
Great benefit from It, and is now comparatively
well litho regards this medicine an a groat
bielfaing
Truly yours,
Jan. 13th, 140.18.. I. F. WA nib
CLERGYMEN
The Rev. Isaac Aiken, of Allegiteni, testifies
that It has oared him a lter all other remedies
has failed.
nßubuisra
C U CLARK CO.,
•zoterroprn, New liavon.O.t
v I in II ly
abberttoementn•
H AMMEN SECHLER, DEALEFt.
FAMILY GROCERIb3!
GROCERIEfI
FAMIL-Y
FAMILY OROCERIFSI
Reap constantly on hand • choice and estate*.
selected stock of
PINE .
FINE
FINE
FRESH CHOICE
FRESH CHOICE
FRESH CHOICE
I FAMILY
FAMILY
FAMILY
GROCERIES.... 0 ROCERIFI3..' GROCERIES
GROCERIES GROCERIES. GROCERIES
Fremli Tub ()viten
qboice Teas,
Prime Rio Coffee,
Prime Sirup.,
Dried Fruits,
Canned Frults,
Good old JIM Cdffee...._Foreign Fruits.... New
Corn Ideal......Bupertine Family Flour
Ligget's Buckwheat Flour
Sugar-cored Hamm.
Choice Dairy Butter
Prime Factory Cheerio,
X X Porto Rico Baking Molasses
Extra Washing Soap*,
White Clover Honey,
Etc , etc., etc.
Remember the place
HAMMEN lIICCIILKR,
HAMMEN BECHLFR,
HAMMEN EIF,CHLER,
Bush House
BELLEFONTE, PA
♦l3nlo.ly
D ANFORTH'S PETROLEUM
FLUID!
NON-EXPLOSIVE!
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE
SITN I
SAFE UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES!
THE NEW LIGHT
fflE PETROLEUM FLUID
Manufactured by J. J. Palmer, under Letters
nt, supplies a necessity, as well as a house.
old convenience. It has been in use more
than a year, and la growing In favor wherever
used. It makes the neatest. and in every ire•
spect the beat light. No offensive odor, no
smoke, no greaae.to soil glrments, no danger
from explosion in lamps, does not Injure weak
eyes, gives a softer light than Kerosene, can
be used with or without Chimney, can be
burned in any lamp with the trifling expense
of changing burners.
IT IS CHEAPF„R THAN ANY LIGHT EX
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111 who use It will endorse what we say
our patron,. put Our Fluid to various untie,
and they give as marvelous accounts of its of.
flraey In eleening tin, floors, clothes, removing
grease or mildew, to relieving rheumatism and
eurlng borne, etc
The atrial! Patent Briton; Lamp, packed with
cotton, In popular "run about light," and Is a
neat and convenient thing for a tytteler to
take In the p.,. kpt
Titlel.llll,l requires no more caution in its
nen than kerosene We advise no one to fill
• burning ; If any of it spilled, a
flame should not ho brought near it, for
though It will not ox lode, we do recommend
It as good to burn ff in case of carelessness
or accident It should be set on fire, smother It
with a cloth or hat. If a lamp does not work
well, giving on It our Burners, there must be
• duct in the burner, and it should be sold
ere -
The wick doom not rAulre frequent cutting.
When eharred the blase flickers, and then the
coal may be removed by rubbing or cutting.
Chimneys seldom need washing There nev
er was a portable light that required so little
work to keep it In order.
It does not increase the rate of Insurance
whore used or stored
Is not considered dangerous by the Chicago
Board of Underwriters.
Received the flret Premium at the Static and
Tuecarawre county. (0.) Fare, last Fall.
Firemen can control a fire, but they cannot
an flaploakon, therefore the Fluid le preferable
un ttla account.
l'E CANNOT BE EXPLODED!
Moo offered to any person who will produce
n legitimate explosion of its vapors
In one by over 10,000 families, 1,600 of which
me In Cleveland and the vicinity, all of whip,
recommend It cheerfully. -4 •
FUR HALE IN THIS COUNTY ONLY BY
PA'rEB, MAY Ar LOEB,
NtERCIIANTS, : : BELLEFONTE.
Where it eau be seen burning at shy time.
vi4nin
Vooto Sc *boric
TH E 'PLACE TO GET SHOES
Everything ildw and warranted I
0000000
00000
P _ M .0..A..F..F.
WHOLZIAIJ AlfD AZTAIL
BOOT—AND...I3IIOE—STORE,
(One door above Reynold's Bank.)
Have Just opened the most complete aasort
ment of everything In the
BOOT AND SHOE LINE
Ever brought to Bellefonte. Their entire
stook, which is the largest ever opened in this
place, was Made to order from the beet mate
rial. It was purchised for cash, and will be
sold much lower than any other can afford,
who buys on time. They are practical work
men, and everything sold will be guaranteed
as represented. Repairing and custom-work
promptly attended to. v13n20-ly
BELLEFONTE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE
& 8-0-N
IILANUFAOTCRIIS D► AND DIULZILS IN
BENTS' FRENCH CALF AND CIINGREBB
BOOTS ANI) SHOES
Having added largely to our former 'dock,
we can assure the publle we have now the
beat selection In Central Pennsylvania of
EE:MSI
Buttoned,
Front Lade
Side Lae,
and Congress
Boots and Shoes
Mapufsetured
from the
very beat
English
'Lasting
Glove Kid,
Congreon,
and Balmoral
of the moat
fashionable style.
M-0-R-O-C-C-0 LS-04)-T-8,
With or without heeln Ain°, a foil nomortment
of the latest etylee of
Misses' and Children's Shoes
Missen' and Children's Sheen
Misses' and Children's Shoe.
Also, a large Mock of those (Thep Shoes, such
as wo read ahout, and which we are selling
cheaper than the cheapest_
We Invite an elatalnatlon of our geode, and
the patronage of the puhnr v12n26-ly
FOOT AND SHOE MANITFACTO
RY —The undersigned respectfully In
omit the citizen," of Bellefonte and vicinity
that he has established a firnt class
Bush Rouse
nnoT A ND 8110 E MANUFACTORY
Next door to Morgan's Butcher shop, on the
northeast elite of the diamond, where ho will he
pleased at all times to wait upon customer!s.
He being an F.rperienced WorAnion, customers
can rest assured that no palms will be spared to
render complete eatiefeetion tientlernen, Is
diet!, mignon anti youths eon be Re, modated
with the bent
SHOES,
8110 ES,
Ulf OFIli,
etc., manufactured (mint the bent stoock, and in
the latest atylen Repairing n( all kind,
promptly attended to
•11n18 PETER M I AtION
31)arblmare—axed.
HARDWARE! lIARDWARF,
The place to buy.
/J At J HARM; 1
The subscriber. would respectfully inform
the community that they how opened a corn'
plete
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cornprlaina all •anetex /4 goods In that Ilne
a h kik they
WILL SELL AT ME LOWEST PRICES
•
Their stock tonslafsnhf all aorta. fbuilders hardi
ware, table and pneket, entlevy, flarpentene,
Matron's, Plasterer's 'sod Blaoksorith'it
Tools, and Materialnl NeJln, loon, florae.
'shoes, and Horse-Met Rope
Tackle, Forka,Chnina, Shovel., Axes,
Grind Stones, ate llottioakeeper'a
(basin, Satidlerv, Carriages trim
mings, etc, with all kinds of
COAI, 011. 1.A4.1614.'
And the different parte thereof, togethet
wither complete annortment of lho bent
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIFB, Etc
•They hope, by strict attention to 111011110118
and a comdant care for the accommodation of
customers to merit and receive a share of the
public patronage. Builders' and, others will
find it to their advantage to call and
Vila( ATE THEIR STOCK
MEM
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OLMES & ESSINGTON, MAN.
ufacturers of Superior Refined Caat
tee AXES, Double Bats, Pole, Bole and Peel ,
log Axes, and Broad Hatchets of various pat.
terns, manufactured from the beet refined cast
steel. Also, Grub Roes, Mattocks, and Railroad
and Miners' Picks. With an advantageous
...location and superior facilities for manuSsetnr.
Mg, wo can supply the trade with •
SUPERIOR ARE,
At as reasonable a price ail can be had any.
where In the country. We use nothing but the
Tory beet of material, and employ none but
the beat and moat experienced Workmen.. Our
Axes are all warranted. Orders collated.
11Q1.1111113 !ESSINGTON,
v12n35 idllesburg, Centre Co., Pa.
W H. GOO DEN.-PRACTICA L
Barber, has Just opened a new
and convenient Barber Shop, over the ahoe
store of Graham a Bon, on Allegheny etreet,
13eIllefonte, Pa. Ile hen fitted up thisMem In
the beat of ntyle, with all the modern conve
nleneen, and will be happy to receive the pat
ronage of the public. W H. GOODEN.
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SLIPPERS,
MI IPPFIN,
J. A J. BARRIS,
No 5 Brockerhofr's ' .w
C. K. lIIIINGTON
flitaiitineo St titototatibes.
YER'S CIIERRY PECTORAL,
For Diseases offhe . Throat and Lungs,
sue as Coughs, Colds, Whooplug Cough, Bron
chitis, Asthma, and Conbumption.
Probably never before in the whole history
of medicine, has anything won so widely
and so deeply upon the confidence of
Mankind, If this 'excellent remedy for pulmo
nary complaints. Through a long series of
years, and among most of the races of men it
has risen higher and higher in their maims.
Don, as it has become better known. Its uni
form character and iidwerta cine the rufous
affections of the lungs and throat, have made
It known as a reliable protector Against them.
While adapted to milder forms of disease and
to young children, It is at the wane time the
most effectual remedy Dud can bit given for in
cipient consumption, and the dangerous affec
tions of the throat and lungs. As a provision
against sudden attacks of Croup,
indeed as it should be
kept on hand in every -familF.lusd tdl
are sometimes subject to colds and cough;
all should be provided with _this antidote far
e,
curable, still great numbers of cases where OA
disease seemed settled, hare been completely
cured, and the •patient tored -to sound
health by the Cherry recto . So complete is
Its mastery over the disorders of the Lunge
and Throat, that the moat obstinate of theta
yield to It. When nothing else could reach
them, under the Cherry Pectoral they subside.
and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro.
tectlon from It.
.. . .
Asthma le always relieved and often wholly
cured by It.
Bronchitis' is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pectoral in smell and frequent doses.
Eto generally are its virtues known that we
need not publish the certificates of them hem,
or do more than assure the public that its
qualities are fully maintained.
ATER'S AGUE CURE, for Fever and Ape,
Intermittent Fever, Chill Paver, Remittent Fe
ver, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
kc., and Indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh or misamatio poisons.
As Its name implies, It does Cure, and does
not fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,
Ms tab, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poi
son • subetance whatever, it in nowise lu
lua any patient . The number and Imped
e° of its cures in the ague districts, are lit
erally beyondanconnt, and we believe without
a parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our
pride is gratified is gratified by the acknowl
edgments we receive of the radical cures ef
fected in obstinate ease', and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in of
traveling through Miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the Ague Cure dsdly.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity
of the Liver it is an excellent remedy, Minter
lining - the Liver Into healthy aetivity.
For Billions Disorders an Liver Complaint",
It is an excellent remedy, producing mac
y
truly remarkable cures, where other med.
eines had failed.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ara & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world. Pries, 10.00 per Bails
F 8. Witsoar, Agent, Bellefonte, Pa 14 11-gra
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR, FOR RES
TORING GRAY HAIR TO ITBNATU
RAL VITALITY AND COLOR.—A dreseloir
which I. et once agreeable, healthy, and effee-
tual for preserving the hair. Faded or ply
+sir In soon restored to Its original color with
the gloss and freshness ot youth. Thin hair
is thickened, falling hair checked, and bid&
non often, though not always, cured by In
um Irothiri car reetore the hkir where the
follteter are xlertro7e I, er Le glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain can laa
mitred for usetuineits by this spplic•rton. Is.
stead of fouling the hair with•panly sediment,
It will keep it clean and rigorous. Its wear
reran. t le hair from turning
aionn! Lae ell,
gray cr falling off, ard consequently prevent
behinds. Free from those deleterious sub.
stances which make some preparaUorts dar.
geroux ■nd inJurioue to the hair, the Vigor eau
only tx , neflt but not har
HAIR DIIEFIRING.)
nothing, else eon be found so deaf sole. Cul
ruining neither oil nor dye, It does got soil
white ciunbric, Anil yet Liwitiul•n#Ta the hair
giving it • rich glossy lustre end a graters
porfunte.
Prepared by
DR. .1 C. AYER t CO,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MAN.
Puce sl.oo.
R S. Wilson. Agent.
A CARD TO "WE LADIES!
DR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALEZ
Infallible In Correcting Irregularities, Remoi
In g Obstructions or the Monthly Turns,
from whatever cause, and al-
ways suceeneful U A
Preventive.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or thew* sup
posing themselves to be so, are cautioned
against using these Pills while In that condition
lest they invite miscarriage, after which admo
nition the proprietor assumes no responsibility.
although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health; otherwise the 'Pills are retv
ommended as a
MOST INVALcABLE REMEDY
Per the alle•latIon ,wf thosp,suffering from
y irregularitiee whateveg, lie *ell as to pre.
i slnt an increase of family when health will not
permit It; quieting the nerves and bringing
beak the "rosy color of health" to the cheek or
the most delicate.
Roll sod explicit directions accompany each
bog. Price fit per box six boxes, $6.
Sold to Bellefonte, Pa., by F. P GREEK,
Druggist, sole agent for Bellefonte. Ladles, by
sending him $1 to the Bellefonte Poetoffice, can
have the Pills sent (confidentially) by mall to
any part et the county, free of postage.
Bold by H. Toser c liock Haven; by G. Sit,
Hagenboc Williamsport, and by C. Brown
Milton, and y
8. D. lIQW.E, Sole Proprietor,
v13n461y New York,
BOALSBURG ACADEffi r y".
CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
The First Term of the Bummer Session of
this Institution will begin
MONDAY, APRIL 28,
and continue Tall Wll2lll. Instruatlons stria
to youth of Will sense In all branches usually
taught In welPoOnductild
A NORMAL DEPAItTIIISN't
has been added for the ootivenienoe of teach
ers, or those designing to temp. ,
Rates of tuition per term from $5 to $7. Pu
pils charged from the time of entering to the
olose of the term. Boarding in private fami
lies, at $3 50 per week. .
For further information Isidro's,
Al W. LEIBRIIII.
Principal.
CM]
anted mere-
.i4niay