ri
Trouble at - a jekieh Wedding-415,-
000 Dernageaolllllofej Expelling a
Lady. _ • -
BUPERMR COURT
Phillip Moss and, wife vs. Michael
Bedell and wife, and Isaac Marks and
wife. This case WAS tried before Judge
Storer and a jury. The plaintiffs allege
that Siedell and wife prepared an en
tertainment for, a wedding party, to take
place on May 10th, 1868, at a public
house on Collegestreet, known as "The
Siedell house.' that suitable rooms and
refreshments were prepared for the in.
Med guests of one Julsus Kahn and
Miss Pauline Kugelman, who were on
that occasion to be married ; that the
plaintiffs had previously received cards
of invitation to attend said wedding,
and enjoyed said entertainment ; that
they were suitably attired, and had in
orderly manner entered the room where
the marriage ceremony was soon to ha
performed, and where a large number
of friends and acquaintances were in
waiting, whemtffe said Minetta Marks,
without any cause or provocation, ille
gally and violently seized Mary Moss',
the plaintiff, and forcibly pushed her out
of the room, and from the house, pub.,
licly, and in the presence of a large
number of the guests, degrading het
in the eyes of her neighbors and friends,
and 'greatly Injuring and wounding her
feelingienrid Autiaging her in the eyes
of society. For this alleged wrong the
into ofslo 7 000 damages 19 demanded.
It is averred Further that Michael
-;iedell and Babbitt, his wife, were privy
to and aided in the saute wrongful
treatment, by giving. to Marks and wife
notice of th e arrival of the plairiiiik
and :? , :b,ooadainages are claimed against
them.
All the defendants deny that they in•
nuedassaulted or mistreated the parties.
It a further alleged that the said Mary
Moss entered herself into the premises
of Mr. and Mrs. Marko, against their
protestation, and with intent to provoke
them ; anti at the request of the said
Minetta, Mary MOtili and her husband
left the premises, without the commit ,
ung of any trespass against. them.
Mrs. Moss the plaintiff' examined--
We received cards of invitation tut)
seeks before the wedding took place
say at the houre at 4 r. ;net Mr.
loshurt Kahn, and asked him where
i r.fo: he went up stairs into the gen ,
tlemen's room and from there to tile
ladies' room; and I commenced to take
off my things when Mr.i. tierdell asked
me to go into the back room and wait
there until the wedding Watt user: I re.
tailed to go to the back room, hut a eat
into 1 4 0 rooru where lirr. and AI re.
Moshe took hold tCflne and - pnehed ine
out through the gentlemen's room to
the stairs; going doptelle stairs we tact
the bride and groom coining tip
stairs; the groom, Mr. Kaita,4404441.40
upon me to return, but r did not;
,went home; my husband was at my
side; I heard Mrs. Marks hallooing and
,creaming to Fet out.
Cromsexamined-1 had not spoken
to MN Marko for five or six year 4, I
I{}ll. not told the-1 ) rooms were - Mrs.
Marks", and that I uould not be welcome
in them; I dill not city I would go in
there to spite Mrs. Marks; Mrs. Marks
did not tell me to go out until she took
hold of me; when she took hold of me
I asked her !lithe was crazy; she took
me by both arms from behind and push
ed me out; Mr. Brown Ad not say to
me I could remain in lily room until
the wedding was over.
Mary Kahn, examined—Was at the
wedding; nearly all the company had
arrived when Moss null wife Caine w :
they came in orderly; Mrs. Moss was
shout the middle of the room when
Mrs. Marks took her by the arm and
ran her out.
Bernhard Metz, examined—Was at
the viedding ; saw Mrs. Marks pushing
Mrs. Moss through the gentlemen s
room, Mr. Marks ens behind tullow ing
them up and saying, "Go on, go 0n,,g0
Mr, Marks did not touch her
hard, but had his hands upon her.
i'rogs-examined—Q. Had you drank
anv wine before the wedding?
A.' Yea; before and after.
Joshua Kahn examined—As I came
down I met Mr. and Mrs. Moss. They
asked me the room of the wedding ;
went up and ahowed them ; I think the
bride and bridegroom were there.
Mrs. Metz examined—As soon as
Mrs. Moss got into the ladies' room
Mrs. Marks paid she would die if she
saw Mrs. Moss; when she seav hee site
said : "This is my room and you have
no business here," Mrs. Marks was
excited, Mrs. Moss went out; Ido not
remember whether Mrs. Marks went
out at that tune, but she followed soon
:tfter.
To the Court—The ceremony WWI
performed in him. Marks' room by Dr.
Lihenthal.
Court—lf Mrs. Marks gave up the
room for this wedding, it was open for
the guests for the time being--unless nn
eecetaion wits Made—then the limita
tion hillows on the grant of the estatei
The testimony for the plain tiff closed.
Mrs. 80001 examined, on the part
Of the defense—Rented the house ell
but two rooms, which were occupied by
Mrs. Marks told Mrs. Moss not to go
into Mrs. Marks' room, but that she
must stay in their room ; she said she
would go in for spite; Ole said she was
unimmeil, for Mrs. Marks was her aunt
Mr Brown testified that the thorns
were given for the wedding on the
'condition that neither Mrs. Moss nor
his wire should come in; when Mrs.
Moos 011111110 Obi) Bald she was invited to
the wedding, and would go tin in spite
of her; witgess otthred ter - give her hie
room until 'the ceremony Was over, and
then she coind join the pnrty in'another
Part of the house, where the festivities
would take place,
but she declined.
The teiginaosyllas not yet close t
Cineintudi Chronicle,
fi little tiff beetreau
tioned. neyee to take the nest egg,'when
gathering the eggs; but one evening
the girl reached boetiOrat ilphoetan
e3g and started for the house. her
t ' bro lar t 11(2g,
o er o derUril le
egg old heir easn i ree by I' N.,
otclls—,Saloonif.
B ROKFAMOFF 110USF
ALLEOANY sritzr,T,
B i•LLEFONTIC, PEN N;A,
lIOUSIIAL & KUOM,
• (Proprietors.)
A first clams Itotel—edinfor it tattlo rooms—prompt
attendance.
All the modern convonioneem and rennonAblo
etwurgeo.
The proprietors offer to the traveling pall°
end to their country !Hands first-clots ACCOM
modations, and warnl attention to the wants
of guests, at all 'times, at fair rate'', Careful
hostlers and good stabling. An excellent ta
ble, well nerved. A her, impelled with the best
of liquors. Servants well trained, and every.
thing requisite in a find class hotel
Our local Inn la lathe hiplines', portion of the
town, near the poet office, the court homes, the
ehurclies, the banks, and the principal places
of business, rendering It the moat eligible
place to atop for times, who shalt Bellefonte el
that, on bulginess or for pleasure. ,
An omnibus will carry. passengers and bug
gage to and from all trains free of charge d 4-21
C 0 IsT It AD HOUSE.
Allegany street, Bellefonte, Pn , opposite
the BrokorhoT Rouse.
A HOTEL ON THE EUROPE kN PL \N,
liccneed by the Court of Cantre dainty . First
chum bar rustattrant., roans and stulthrts Par
dastrlnK maths and lodging, at fair rates,
can nt times be accommodated.
AN EXCELLENT BILLIARD ItOOM,
,with llii.oe tables, now and In perfect condition,
always (341013 at proper 11011r3, at n ~ 1 1/11 u tter, for
the lovers of 0090Pa/sing and excellent game.
Perfect order maintained In the house. Pro
fanity and di orelor promptly ropm sismed. of i•
norm not itltowtd %o frequecit tint nnloon nor to
play nitlionrennsent or parents, or wild Wan%
Miokir m mil bourn Hot colic , and Ira nlw.Y 4
en Intl 11 Ti KLINE,
• v 141.21 Proprietor
GA It M A N y HOTEL-DANIEL
GARMAN, oprletor
Thlg long-ealablistied and well-known Hotel,
situated on the southeast cornet of the Dia
mond, opposite the Courthouse haring been
piirebased by Daniel Garman, he announces
to the fernier patron - of this establishment
rind to the birching peddle generally, that he
haul thoroughly refitted his house, and is pre
pared to render the must foutlefaelasay-&CCOM.
dation to elf who may favor him with their
patronage Ny pains will be spared on his
part to add to the convenience or comfort. of
Ills gsiests. AU who stop with him will find
his toils abundantly supplied with the most
sumptuous fate the market will afford, done up
in style try cue most experienced cooks Hui
Bar sill /dove contain the choicest of liquors,
111 q Stabling'ln the 11.,t In V. n, rind will always
Ice attended by the most trustworthy and at
tentive hustlers, rinse t n Call, one and all,
and he feel, confident that all will ho satisfied
with their accommodation An excellent Ltv
ege ... ls attached to this establishi 111 l t, which
strangers from abroad will find greatly to their
,1411.!..!
EX( . II.VNCIE 111) . 1 . E1,, 111 - NTING•
don, I'u—J. NiollitNUN, 19 opr let or
Thin old evitabllalirnent, having linen lemved
by J 31orrivoti, former propruitur of Liao Nur.
'limn Holum, lift, been untirely remodel...l end
reknit:Med, anti Rupplled with all the modern
imprm omen!, and convenfeneevi tfecespary to
first,glans Hotel. The dining roams Imo been
removed to the Or. floor, and iv now vati/our
and airy, and t'llerchavviberv. are ell well rend
lateil, Roil the Proprietor will endeavor to tusk°
MI guest. perfectly at home Parviengel'io for
Bedford Springii clef find till, the :limn dealt-.
able idopplivg Once in Huntingdon illn2Olv
I I . \II NI( il:ON HOTEL-11. OKI'
II A ICI', Proprtetor.
He reopeetfillly inform, the nubile generelly
th a t he, now oeenplev the 11601 e named Hotel,
where he will be glad to meet and greet hie
former friends, end revise a share of the
piiblic patronage 411 let 11.er -.)11,11 Otte taint)
to the details of lila baninese, lie hope* to he
able to render eatiafiletion to all who may 'dor
him with their patronage Him llor mid
will ho 171/1,10 a apecialty Hit Ytable Iv !Vol
and will be attended by earelol, attentive hie-t•
lei, An exeellent Livery is attached to 011..
,1111414 h tot.t., which strangers will Mid •0
their ad ,antage tins him a rail, one and all
he (volt entilident thnt all will be satisfied with
their 111 , 01111110,1111101, , r 13122-111
•
I( istrA NON IfOf' , 4:, l'ff MlPS
bin g, OR IY, Proprietor
thin long-entabilsioni and well-known Hotel,
haring mien pure/oted I t aay. he
.nhl.thee. to Ite former patron. Unit to the
public generally, that he by refitted it thor
onatily, and A in prepared to render rho moat
.ntl.fitettory tteeorTllllo.liltion. to n11.,..ht, may
fa, or him With their patrolman All who atop
with him will find Ida table aloindantly pule
plied with the heat fare the market will afford
Him bar viii a/way• etathiln ties rholcord of
liquor.. His atabilua is the best In town. WV.,
laity, a call, ye weary laden and n-hunaered and
he will &lye you rent, confident that will he
natinfled with their accommodations Magee
run to and from the house. r I 1 ma/
moNiouß HOUSE, 1,,0CK liA.
ven—E. W. 111(iii.sit, Proprietor.
Thin elegant llotel, formerly known as the
"Washington !louse," un Water street, Is now
ready for the reception of visitors arid board
ere it has been elegantly furnished, and Its
table is always supplied with the beet. Visitors
to Loris Haven will lint this the pleasantest
place. In the city A free bus conveys the
guests of the house to and (ruin thewarious
trains.
fiflarble Motto.
g. ONO It THE I) E A DI-A NI)
save money be bovine your Grave
tones at the extensive Nlitrbill )(VOA of
W. R. FELT)
Naar liapot„ ItollorontP, Pa„ whora ran be
found, at all third, a very largo sArortmens of
MONTTMENT9, TOMB ANP HEAD9TONES,
And where ho will he prepard, ‘• h every re,
to menudu•turo to order,
I=l
bemeriptioilk
of Wort
In the highest style of art, on the shorten!
notient and most secommodating terms. lie
proposes to pay particular attention to furntah
ing the piddle with everything to the manufac
ture of Marble; therefore, theme denirtng any
•thing in his ttinen tits, be seeommodated by
calling upun,blin, equella any sit y worke.
rllu g e" WM. FELTV.
furniturr.
FURNITURE WARE R . 0031.
Ilowurd 13tfhet, IlellefoWle, Pa., where
thirnann, Lou ngon,
Poles, lint nark,
\V hat Notn, Stain.ls,
Clutlrx, Wool n,
Eaten nion Tablas, Eta-,
Of every cienaription, quality, and price, for
Jraiorheviper than at any other establishment
of MO' kln4lo Central Pennsylvania.
vail2a . HENRY P. HARRIS.
Ily or MAKE MONEY,-
With !nit Stencil mud Key Cheek
(nit f, and by ceiling Novel anti attractive ar-
Melee Cirenlare free. ' Staffer , * Manufactur
ing Company, W Fulton street, N. Y.
14-le
~. litleilical
COE'S 001JOIL BALSAM
Thin king tried and popular Retnody is again
milled to the attention of the 011ie As orlon
no the year rolls armind f the proprietor,' annu
ally make their bow to the people, and remlbd
thorn that amonget tha many things required
for the health, eotnfort and austenaneo of the
family through the long and tedionn months of
winter, Coe'a Cough Belem 11110111(1 not be for
gotten. For yeate It has been a household
meilletne—and mothers anxious for the safety
of their children, and all who suffer for any di
sease of the throat, ohost and hinge, cannot
afford to do without it. In addition to the or
dinary for once ao long In the market, we now
thrill:lh our mammoth family 10.7.11
which will, In commen erlth the other alses,he
Pallid at all Drug Mmes.
FOR CRotrp
The Tinhorn will tre found lurid unhle, and
may always be relied upon In the meat extreme
caeca.
viliovrisa couGu
Tho teatanony e all who hare (1911. i it (or
this torrlblo dfigeoo4) during thiLlitst ten years,
la, that it lovariahly roliavits anti owl,. it.
=
Keep your Wrest wot with the Itutsftro—ta.-
king Milo and often—and you will very soon
find relief
II NM) ('OLDS ANT) COUG
Yteld aG onee to • atently new of this groat
remedy ft will slielieed in giving i elle( o tiara
all oilier :unit:diva pate
SOICI-NL , 4 'POE THROAT, c EsT AND
IBM
Do not delny prociirling and immediately ta
king Co Cough Bahian', alien troubled wltlf
any of the above named illfficultlea. They are
all premonitory symptom, of Coniudriptlon,
and If not arreated, will I.oolllll' or later 'weep
you away Into thin valley of niindox a from
which none ran ever return
IN CONsi'mnioN
Many a rare-worn rnff.•rer !Ina found relief And
to-day rejolee4 that her WI, hae been !,lade 4 , 11.9 y
and prOlollg..ll Icy the Li, o I roe y
Itukayn
IN SHORT
The people know the nrtlrle, and It needg no
comment from tIA. It ii for main by every
Otnggixt nnd in NI, oh:m.B in tit, Uni
ted Sinter.
C ir; CIARK (Y)
Hnh• Prorrivinsti, N.•e Ilavnu. CL.
It EA DI READ II READ:
THE ATTE \ rtoN OF THR 14.011. F.
L=l
• World', ih-elt Rpm./y.
=I
Tbk pr•psnitlon Is pronmin,d by Dyspop-
I WY Lt. the may known reviticty that .111 surely
.I,r • nuo fr I.lltlng and fatal malady. For
N. lt• t iin its filului tole esrrying
l• to F 1 not finely grins, Its millions of su
r•ro
CUES 1 , 1.i1'1,141A CURV. HAS COME TU
THE REBCCE..
Indignation, Dyspepale, Sick )Icadar•be
Bournees or Acidity of Stomach
Rlalng of Food, Flatulency,
I.lmltuda,Wearineatt,
fluidly term It,
tlng In
Death.
Are n 1 surely cured by thin potent remedy, an
the patient taken It Althoanei but Aye yeatre
I
b'f°re
the
people t le the verdict of the
h or B 4 wau•
neasseo flo or at toter
kite, says
XIIWAVIIZI W 14., Jan. 24, 1860
Memory C U CLAtic t Co, Now Haven, Conn.
Ruth myself and alto have used Corns Dye
reiflit Cure, 11.11,1 it Les proied Perfactly satis
factory an a remedy I Mon NO hoaltatlon In
saying that ma haye recoic nif great benefit from
Its use.
Very re.pertfully,
LEBTERSKRTON
"A (JIth:AT lILM.SIN(I
[From Row. L WAILD, Avon, Loraine Co , Ohio]
Me 101 1 ,18 1 ,1011 0 ,4 ARUNTROMI
Druggists, Cloreland, Ohio
•
OZNTL•M RN It gins me FrMat pleasure to
Rtilte that my wife has derived great berielit
from t h e 111.11 Of Coda Drip.poola Cure mho
her fren fora number of yeeragrfintly troubled
with Dyspepsia, aocopipaaled with violent par
oxysms of ronstlpation, which so prostrated
her that .hrt was ail the while, for months, un-
R i do to d o anything. 40 took, at your in
stance, Con'n I)yspeptilit t urn and Ilia derived
Great benefit from It, and {s now comparatively
well. Him regards this medicine as a grant
blessing
Truly ynurn
Jan 131 h,
01.131101r1i KN,
The Ilevl limit. Aiken, of Allegheny, teatttlea
that It has cured him after all other remedies
tuvi retied.
DR UGO MTS.
Any druggist In the country will tell you, If
you take the trouble to enquire, tharevery one
that Wye a bottle of Cocoa Dripepillai Cure
from Own', speaka In the moat unqualified
probe of Its great tnedleal virtue.
COEI3 DYSPEPSIA (Mtn:
Will also be found Invaluable in all eases of
Diarrhea, Dyatintery, COllO, liunttitor
dCo.rtn
plain t o
(Japing, and In fact suety din-oc ed
.WentUAtai ths stocwh.
ifirHold b Ihng,gloto itt olty mmptry ev
erywhere its! per Lvottle, or by vipplle.tloo to
the
(.1.• O. ObefltK 00.,
- • t4 xißla 13, ; 4 04erropr'4, Havell4o t.
booßEi sic .45fatio!terf
G RAND OPENING!
CiEONGE
leis Piet. received tlio largest lied moot awn,
plete stook in
...•
nogg
•
ever brueslit to tiellefeille. All the
LEA DING NE WSPA PERS, MAGAZINE.% AC.,
p attati o omw e lb y o rcrolved for the virlous
Partial. ordering through him may feel
aa
eured that their or lrr. 0111 Ito promptly at.
landed to. Iloom,rorner of Dunlop and High
atter:lts, in Bush's Hotel Watling. 114119
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L'INOSTON'S BOOK STORE,
(Estatql4hed l /6464
At till!' Well knowli ehtablishment may be
tumid ere rytl, lu g to the
WOK LINE, whether
TIIEUIPGICAL
(11.4.41/ 'A 1,,
LAW,
Au az towth 0 tomorLmont of
with or withotit Photottriiplile
in prier from At 7r to s2rox). Alm) nil the Dity
snit Sunday School 1104 g In Kenorrtf ura
rtl.4 NK BOONS,
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BLANK
STAT I( /S ERI ote
STA T I oN It 1", ett-
Prompt attention gl,en to orders A Iliteral
discount made to those who buy to sell
ogtOn I, lint
" 1100 K STORE.•
110 L 44444 AND lIRTAIL
floor, Stationery and MINI Emporium
Iles purchased the Book, Stationery and
News establi,hinent of Kinston and Itro ,on
Allegheny street, near the Diamond, to whlrh
he hasiwit added s Idrge Int Mee of goods, such
as Is generally kept In a n ell ennilueled Rook
and kitatinumy Store. Nm stoMi consists of
Theological, Medical, Law, Miscellaneous
floridity - Nohool, Helena Cooks, Tinto kooks.
Pass Ilook% and 1 trance Every grade
and price of Cup, Legal, Letter, Bath and
Note Paper, fine French Paper, )enve
lopes of every description and Prie - 0,.
• Inky, Ink ninth., F,t met.,
. 1 !tubber bands, tranaparent and
(; , 11111110111tt.,1, Slaw Punedv
Lend Penrlly, Crayons, ote.
nsol NYeekly Pnysers, Mag.
sines and Sheet .Nlonle, a Inrge aopply of Legal
nnd ostlers Illnnk t, c;onntantly on hand Also
U. H. Internal Re; enuo Stamps fare. lie is
/No Vlioiesafe kgent ror Lochniatt'll Celobra
tad Writing Fluid;
Countt y mereltattla would do well to call and '
ettamine my Flock beforn pnrchatting clam%
mat at toaattfacturerit pd"on. I
Booka got to or dm when dpired vlttnottady
13bilabelpbia CEarbs
T 7 scilltiur, INI poRTER 01.
_LJL.
WINE, 9N, iIItANDIES ANYb CLAStETS
GEM
WM. WITTFELD, MANUFAC
turer and Dealer In
ALL KLYAS 06 FURNITUP,K,
Ware-rumor No CA, GC and GS, North Second
Atreet,
v Linl3..ly
E DWARD W. MILLER,
(Late of rOllll9, Moore If Ch . )
IRAAC P CHALFANT,
AUCTION Jonnr,R9 TN HORTERY GOODS
NOTIONS, AC.,
No. 57. NORTH TkIIRIO AT, PHILADELPHIA
1- IC/AS KEPHART,
to wtth
BARNES, HERON CO
W eekend* and Retail dealers in
HATS '.*A STRA 1I GOODS AND PU/119,
ie. 61X4, Market Ht., Philadelphia.
AA BA UM, IMPORTER AND
/A_ • whoiemao 110.1. r M
WINES, BRANDIES AND DINS, DOURBON
MlTh:ti!
No. 1224 CIA/knehal Stale
- E .A rP itoTEL,
'IV NORTH 'him* Smarr,
Ilietwel.ll nag, and Vine,
)ffWNIIRI►
It. CUM M INCA,
r 121)12
AUSTIN CU RTIN,
with
L F WARD.
N/CAAVR.SON MMHG}
Miumfarturern and Wholesale [Maier,. In
No. 434 Market tilmet,
111E]
Byßss & sguaxEn.
WHOLMALIC ,OROC'ERS
RIO /won cOmmismow• atrruaborrs,
No C,4 Market intact, Philadelphia.
J Wawa lima—of B. N. Janney, Jr, & Co.
d flearilar, Jr.—o( & Co.
rlO'ott.t
PECII Al ATTEDYIJON WILL BE
,1410 kml4mr, of ktor-
IYaiitilhaviiis goods arid other Mitterfitt to "Ho;
shipped nheuhigin't thin their frpeelal ettention
Also the plowing tor 1.4 a will bin promptly' at
tetied. ()More 10r,0104# 5h41.1 be left at
the torejoor C, T. rrp
rxtir. W e advise our
tOO% fbittOnttio here 'thing In thin IMO to
give him nOtire4 Ho I Ott all orders With
prplopmere t ood rlthlire igritirrooPPD
-4-13-Rm .1/04.11.
will be kept on hand
SCIENTIFIC,
OR LITERARY
FA St ILY BIBLES
LEGAL 111,ANES,
LEOAL BLANKS,
JACMI 1) MILLER
No. 2I VIII.. Htreet,
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PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Prop'r
BOOTS & 1110Fli
HHILADRLPH IA
,951j0e0.
THE PLACE - TO GET SJIOEIi!
Evarything now and warratitildf
0000oucauthuouuoWou
wuot/oW)WOlgitxxxx?
avOuooixwolluoo®ooooo
Oat/0000 00000000u4
MOO
P c.A. F. PFL Y
W901.0M7 AIM RJTAtI
1100T..AND...8110E...EITORE,
(Ono door above Rernold'a !fault.)
Have pot opened the .nowt completi mead.
merit of everythipg in the
BOOT ANIG IRIOE LINE
Ever brought to hariont.. Their entire
stock, which la the largest ever opened In this
place, was made to order from thc beet mate.
Hal. it woo purchased for cash, and will be
*hid much lower than any other can afford,
Who buys On time. They are practical work.
meh, and everything sold, will be guaranteed
as represented. Repairing and custotwvork
promptly attended to.
BELLEFONTE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
(I-It-A-If-it -M & L4)-N,
YAKIFACTOILIZII OF AND DWILIZII IA
GENTS' FRENCH CALF AND CONORESS
BOOTS AND 811001.
Having Added largely our former stock,
low
we Pan ure the publi c that we have now the
beet selection In central retwaylvaula of
Ladio4'
Buttoned,
Er(mt Laos,
Shia Litre, i
and Congress
Boots and Shoes,
Manufactured
from the
very he-it
English ...
Lasting
Olors Ktd.
Congrogs.
sod Balmoral)
of th• teiost
fashionable style,
M-O R-O-C-GU B-0.0-T-8,
With or without heals. Also,' full assiwtrnerrt
of tiro latest striae of
Mkee' and Chddren's Shoes.
51145ey' and Children's Shoe.
Minikes' and Children's Shoes.
Also, clarttlf steek of those Chelpllboes, such
as 'we readfabout, and which no ato seltlni
cheaperr than the choupdit.
loupe en examination of our goods, and
the rill.. or the publies- - sizably
BOAT AND SI 10E - IiANITPACTO
ILY —The undersigned respectfully in
form, the citizen, of Bellefonte and vicinity,
that he has zeitablished a hest *Pus
BOOT ANI) sljog, 311‘,SUFAcTOItY,
Next door to MewlPm', )otnhor shop, on the
/tort/le/oft •o of the diamond, wilier., he will he
lleamd at all tlrnex to waft upon cuatunlern
ie bring an Experienced urAmon, cuatoinerg
ran reel erne that no pain. will Ire apart,' to
render complete natiersetion, u en ti am ap, Ir
4/ea, mina,. and youth. ran In Illeeo/71 frlo , lllted
with the boat
800 rs
BvoTs
LOUTH,
fillOM,
filfilD3
8110E9,
SLIPPF.RB
Al IPPER9
SLIPPEILS
etc., manufactured from the best etoock, and In
the laa•et styles. Repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to
rtlnitl PETER McMAIION
Varblmare—axes.
HARDWARE I HARDWARE
no place to Puy.
{J & J HARRIS }
The subeeribere' would respectfully inform
the community that they hare opened* eom
plate
STOCK OF HARDWARE
comprising all varieties of good, tu that line
which they
WILL SELL AT ma LOWEST PEKES.
air stock conslits of all aorta ofbuthtlerabardi
mare, table and pocket Cutlery, Carpenter
s%
Ittpson's, Plasterer's and Blacksmith's
?o.o{{s, mid Materials, Nails, iron, Horse,
slides, and Horsrehoe Nails, Hope
Tacit le, Fork s, Chalna,Bhorels, Ales,
(Mad Stone., eto. Housekeeper's
Goods, Saddlery Carriages trim
mings, etc., with all kinds of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the different parte thereof, together
with n complete annortment of the beet
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Eta,
They hope, by strict attention to Business
and it constant care for the accommodation or
customers to merit and receive a share of the
public patronage. Builders and others' will
find It to their advantage to call and
EXAMINE f'IIEIR n'OCK.
J. R J. lIARR/9,
No. 6 BrookorhoitioJkow.
MEM
=!
OT.DIE,a 4t ESSINGTON, MAN
'autumn,' of Superior Refined Cast
tee AXES, Double Ante, Pole, Bole and Peel
ing Axes, Old Broad Hatchets of various pat
terns, manufketrited frobt•theileatrefriffil cast
steel. Also, grub Hoes, Nraturks, rod Railroad
and Woolf Pietro. With an advantageous
location sod superiorfaollltfes for msauThatar
lug, we ran stipply the trade with •
SEPERIOE AXE,
At as reasenable • Mee madam- be lad any.
whets In the country. We use nothing but the
very host of material, and entpley none hut
the beet and most experietteed Workmen. Our
Axea are all warrented. Orden eollnlted.
1,101J•10:11 •FIMINOTOg
elgrelb Milesbnrg, Centre Co., h.
w , U. opoDEN......RgACICAL.
naher, haw just ogoned gew
Barber ahoy', weer tge shoe
Mora °trim/tam it. doci,inet Alllgheny stskiet,
*lllkofonif,Pp., Hp hiveettad Magda, room in,
ifli• bold or style, with RA the ra:n a diree.
`Mance* and iitfl be hippy to res et lett
rinagieg of die/1161W . H.
t14n15-3t, .
inebitinecrt rtmminwr
Ai' Irs d Trektt
For all the purposes of a Laxative
M:=
Perhaps no one medicine is au universally
required by everybody ea a cathartic, nor was
over any Wings no universally atloptect ale
use, in every country and amongsJl elislieg,
this mild butellicient purgative Alf. The ob
vious reason Is, that it is a more reliable and
far moreeffectuel remedy than-Any either.—
Those who have tried it, know tli t a il tt Mired
them; tinsmith° hare not, know t okras
their neighbern and friends, and all know that
whaniedoisserrirrete due/tin ft MIMS'
falls through any fault or neglect of Its oompo
'Sion. _WS'
_hew,-lirensik,uppn.ttemsendo
of oertideates Of their emkritable ou ea of the
following complaints, but Rich acres aro known
in every neighborhood, anstwe need not pub
lish them. Adapted to all ages and tsmdttions
In all' climates; containing neither calomel or
any deleterious drug, they nsay,fie taken with
safety by anybody, - Their slim coaling pre
serves them ever Trutt intimates mars pleas
ant to take, while being purely reptable no
harm can arias from their use In any. tin:entity.
They o perate by their po_werfal Maumee oa
the In ternal viscera to purify the blood and
stimulate It into healthy isetitus-e,rstnove the
obstruction. of the stomach, bowels, liver, and
other organs of the body, restoring their irreg
ular action to, health, and by correcting, whet ,
ever they exist, such derangements as are the
Oral originfall ease, . .
Minute directions are *siren In the wrapper
on the box, for the following complaints, which
these Pills rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia Or Indigestion, Listlessness,
Languor and Lose of Appenite, they should be
taken moderately to stirtmlate the stomach
IMO restore its healthy tone and swamp.
For Liver Complaint and Its various /yelp
toms, Bilious Hesdabhe, Sick Headeche,Jann
dice or Green Sickness, Billows Colic and Bil
ious Fevers, they should beJudiciously taken
for each case, So correct the diseased action or
remit'', the obetruotions which cause It
For Dysentery or Diarrheas, but one mild
dbee is
_generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Prdaritition
of the Heart, Pala in the Hide, Back an Loins,
thersi:ould be continuously taken , as required
to change the disemed action of the systeM--
With such change those ce c in a :lMM/ disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropei Beetling!. they
should be taken in large an frequent doses to
produce tlys effect of it drastic purge.
For tiuppresaion a largo dose should be tak•
en as It produces the desired effect by limps-
As n Dinner . PIG, take on. or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach,.
An occasional dose stkoulates the stomach
and Weals Into healthy action, restores the
appeLle, and Invigorates the system. Hence
it is often advantageous - where no serions de
rangement estate. One who feels tolerably
well, often node that a dose of these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better, from their eleansing
and renoratlng effect on the cligestiremparat
us PR J. C. AYER A CO., Practical Metalle,
LOWELL, MOB., U.& A.
F H. Wtteox, Ag't , Bellefonte, P.
elift-enifl—dha
Y ER'S HAIR VICIOc FOR it*S
TOM NO GRAY RAIR to ITS NATU
RAL VITALITY AND CQLOL—A dressing
which I, ni once seresabia, hinithY, end etleo'
tool for preserving.the heir. Faded or gray
hair to soon restored to lb original (odor with
the gloge and fteohnese of youth. Thin halt
I• ihickene4, falling hair checked: end beid-
444 often, though not siwayi, curoai by Its
tie( I , (thirk ar restore the heir whets the
follicle, are destroy - el. cr he &lids atrophied
and 6ionayed. But such s remain ran be
sated for assfutcess by this iiiilcation.
gloat! of fowling tho hair with a panty nallment
it will keep it clean and **crow. Ita wecw-
MITIMITE2
Fray cr Wang oft, nr,l cowasqrsorktl, ',wept
baldneen, Free from thou dei,terlmo •up
stances which make some preparations dila-
gorouo and Injurious to She hair, The Vigor oin
only benefit but not how
lIAIR DREEento,
GAITERS,
(MI I'l. RS,
(MITERS,
oSthing ol.e ego be Selland so deslieole. Coo
tattling neither Oil nor dzo, 11 doom not soil
white cambric, and ye 4 last* long on the hair,
giving its rich *loamy lustre and • gratefu
perAtrae
Preparei by
DR. J C. ATER a 00
Practl6al and Analytical einardatic
Lowzrz, iiAss.
F.B. WIJOQ4,
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DR. DUPONCOI3
UOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
Infallible in Correcting Irreguliwittas Rano,'
lug Ohetructlons of the Monthly Turns,
from whatever cause, mad al.
ways sucevesful arm
Pretenlive.
ORE PILL Iff A DOOM
Nernst°, peculiarly situated, or those sap
peeing themselves to be se, are natittimigi
against using these Pills while in that condition
lest they invite miscarriage, after whieh
nitMelo
lon the proprietorassurnsanobillt7.
although their mildness would Pre* nt m y
mlachielf to health; otherwise the Pills pore MO.
ommended as •‘
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
For the Alleviation id those suffering from
any irregularities whenever, ma well se to pre
vent en increase of Gutsily when health will not
permit 14 quieting the nerves and bringing
Wok the "rosy eoler of health" es the of
the most (Wats.
Pull and explielt dlrertlons aeaompdny each
Price $1 per box; sit burest, ga.
bold in Bellefonte, Pc by ' F. P. GREEN,
Druggist, sole agent for Bellefonte, Ladles, by
sondingfilm II to the Bellefonte Pdeteffloo,een
hare UHT Pills sent (nooDdenr) by sulk M
an,y Fen of the coubty, free o stage.
Mold by IL R. Tear, Loris by G. X.
D iur n b a uz. t. WiLtiamopoct. ad by C. Brown
i. D. ROWE Sole Prv,rieler.
von46-1y New l'ork.
IN=CI
VIRGINIA NEWS.—Pereone deal
tigi...te....ttgitaitt,.poati4on the State
and Local News of YttvMin, mid Me extensive
laler of Reel rotate, now icily* ea tits me.
ion—the Pteoffnont Itesl6ll—•will 'do well to
anbsositte to As
4,
VIR GINIA Euffnuat,
Published weetafy, t ist , ' -
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