'Thii'arnoe Ste!cer.
The following is from an old story,
by J. K.. l'aulking , the novelist, and
first went the rounds or the press about
thirty years fie. -it repreoents a con !
s
between a, ,member of the
Cabinet and a hangerson far office, and
is very suitable • for the present time.
The Secretor); was called from his
bed one cold winter morning to attend
to business of the utmost importance.
Ile found a queer, long sided man, at
least six feet high, with a little apple
head, a long queue, and a face critically
round, fte rosy as a ripe cherry, and the
following conversation ensued:
my friend, what situation do you
wish 7"
"Why, any; I'm not very particular
hut somehow or other, I think I should
like to be a minister. I don't mean a
minister of the Gospel, but one of
them Ministers to foreign parts."
"I'm very sorry, very sorry indeed
there is no vacancy just now. Would
not sOmeler place suit you ?
"Why.y. r " answered the,. apple.
headed man, "I wouldn't much care if
I took ,a situation in ope of the depart.
meats. I wouldn't mind being a Comp.
troller, Auditor, or enmething."
"bly • dear sir, I'm sorry, very sorry
indeed, but it happens, unfortunately,
that all these situations are at present
tilled. Would you not take something
else? . .
My friend stroked his chin, and seem.
ed struggling to bring down the soar
ings of his high ambit ronlo the present
crisis. At length, he answered: -,
"Whyr-y, yes; don't care if I get a
good Colleotorship, or Lnspectorship,
or Surveyorship, or Naval Agency, or
anything of that sort."
"Real y, my good sir," said the Sec.
retary,"! regret exceedingly that not
only all these places, but every other
piney of any consequence in the °ov
erspent is at present occupied, Pray
think of Something else."
lie then,after some, hesitation, asked
for a clerkship, and finally the place of
inessenger to one of the public offices.
Finding no vacancies here, ho seemed
la vast perplexity, and looked all
around the room, fixing his eye at
length on me, and measuring my
ileightli from head to foot. At last,
pasting on one of the drolest looks that
ever adorned the face of man he said :
"Mister, you and I seen) to be built
pretty much alike ; haven't you got
mine old clothes to spare !''
TI , IN COLUMNS IN A NUT-SHIELL—Ar-
PEAKANCKS AGAINST LIIM ;' TII Z TRUTH
NI His FAVOR. —A N. England uTarclight
loin;; a large business, requiring several
clerks, a short time since missed several
articles of value from his store. He de
termined to watch the habit:rot the young
men, to discover, if possible l which one,
if either of them, was untrustworthy.
There was one of them who appeared
particularly active and faithful; hiacireas
tl4 in ferior to that of the other clerks;
and was evidently not particularly pop
ular among them. The merchant learned
that this young man remained for half
an hour or more after the others lel t, with
the door of the &tore locked. This cir.
cumstance awakened hissuspicions, mid
he arranged a plan to conceal himself in
the store, so that he night discover what
occurred when the clerk supposed him
fto be ituobsurvod. Having sent the
young man' upon' an errand just before
the hour of closing, he entered his place
of concealment. Th. , door was locked as
usual, at the proper time. Tho clerk at
once began to sweep and put the estab
lid-intent in order
While waiting for the dust to settle,
he was seen to go behind the pounter,
and taking 'something from beneath it,
',lace it in the breast of his coat. The
merchant was now alive to discover
what had been taken, and what was to
be done with IL. The young man went
to the window and sat in silence a few
moments, apparently examining the
package which he had taken from his
breast. The mercharlt was not left
long in doubt. His cletk soon fell upon
lime knees; he saw that it was a Bible
he had been reading; and now he of
lered aloud a simple and touching
prayer, for himself, his mother, and
sister, his employer, and particularly
for a brother clerk, who, he feared, was
yielding to temptation. Alter he had
finished dusting he left the store, uncon
scious of having had a human eye upon
ham
It is easy to believe that the mer
chant was deeply affected by what fie
had seen and heard. This clerk's sal.
sty was increased several hundred dol
lars a year, and he was given the posi•
non made vacant by the discharge of
another whore criminal acts had been
discovered.
MIRROMIN rns 1101714 E.—How many
a parent has found in his child the glass
for his own vices I Happy indeed, if any
on e he so wise as to ace the reflection
before it is too late for both himself and
child
A laboring man who was extremely
addicted to swearing wan one day at
work with a yoke )foxen near his house.
Il e oxen not wo, king to suit h inn, he
began to whip them severely, at the
Millie time uttering volleys of blasphem
ous oaths. The oxen breaking loose
from their harness, ran away, while the
titan, in a passion, pursued them, and
coming up with them at the house, be
gan to whip them again and to swear
as horrible as before. His little boy,
who was just old enough to talk, began
to prattle his profane oaths after him.
No.sooner did the father hear this, than
his feelings were powerfully wrought
Upon. lie paused for a moment, drop.
ped his whip, and sat down and wept
bitterly. A' flood of keen reflections at
once rushed upon his conscience, which
produced such an effect that he found
peace where forgiveness can ouly be
had —at the footstool of Xerey.
KINIS Wp7ws ensile brightest flowers
of earth's existence : they make a very
paradise of the humblest bowie that the
world can show. Use them, especially
around the fireside circle. They ere jew
els beyond price; and more precious to
heal tho wounded heart, and make the
weighed4nwn spirit glad,than nil thb'
'ter blessings the world can give.
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I" ALLWANY 5 1 1'"FiEET,'
B KILBMONTX, PRITN , A,
• HOURRAL tb KINN,
(Proprietors.)
A first class hotel—comfortable rooms—prompt
attendance.
All the modetn convenienies and roasonoble
charges.
The proprietors offer to tho traveling public
and to their country Mends first-class Reeonl
- and careful attention to the wants
of guests, et Ali times, at fair rates. Careful
hostler. and good stabling. An excellent la.
ble, well timed. A bar, supplied with the best
of liquors. Servants well trained, and ovary.
thing requisite In a first class hotel.
Our location Is In the business portion of the
town, near the post office, the court house, the
churches, the brinks, and the principal plecise
of business, rendering it the most eligible
piece to atop for those who visit Bellefonte eh
Cher on business or for pleasure.
An emlA9,O, WWoarry passengers and bag
gage to am all tralila free of eharga.-14-21
CONRAD HOUSE.
Allegany street, I.l4olofonto, Pa., opposite
the Brokerhotr House.
A HOTEL. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
licensed by the Conrt of Centre comity. First
class bar, restaurant, rooms and atabllng Per
/WM dealrlns meals and lodging, at fair rates,
can at all times be accommodated.
AN EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOM,
with three tables, new And In perfect condition,
always open At proper boors. at reseal rate., (or
the Inver of this pleasing And excellent game.
Perfect order maintained in the home. Pro
fanity and disorder promptly empowered M
Ace'. not allowed to frequent the nalreon nor to
play without conpent ofparents or _gliortilans.
Meals at all hours. hot coffee and bia alwnl s
on hand If LINE,
IMMI
GA RM A IT'S IIoTEL—DANIEL
GA RMA N, Proprietor
This long-established and well-known Hotel,
situated on the southeast corner of the Din
mond, opposite the Courthouse, hat Mg been
purrhaned by Daniel Germain, he announces
to the former pntrone of this establieltment
and to the traveling public generally, that he
has thoroughly refitted hie louse, and in pro
jillred to render the must satisfactory /11,11111.
modatlon to all who may favor Idin with their
patronage. No Trains w ill be spared on his
part to add to the ennvenienee or comfort of
his guests- All who atop w Ith Min will lind
his table abundantly au pplied with the most
sumptrionn fare the market will nfford, done tip
In style by the most experienced rooks, ills
Bar will always contain rho choicest of 'Autry..
Ilk Stabling is the bent to tow mend will always
he attended by the moat trustworthy and at
tentive hostler.. Give hue a call, one and all,
and he feels confident that all will beyettbrfled
wait their actromMudfit ton An extrefle . ht Liv
ery Is attached to this establishment, which
strangers from hhroad will find greatly to their
ntivnntitge. vStiZ2
EXCHANGE ITOTEL,
dun, P&.--J MORROW:N. Propriet or.
Thin old entablinhrtient, tinting been !meted
by J. Mor . rinon, rhymer proprietor of phi Mor
rtnriii Monne,itiffirt - en entriely - remetlCTe rind
roil/mi.-hod, sad supplied with all the modern
linprovementn and (sonvenlettoea nee.oootry lo
n first-clrun Hotel. The dining room has been
removed to the flrmt fl o or, 1111.1 I, now noncom",
and airy, and the rhombers aro tar well venti
lated, and the Proprietor will pude/aim to nl/11,e
his truest) perfectly nt home P11•4..ng”, for
Bedford Springs whl find thin the molt
nblo 10.oppilocpluee in Ilocitingdloo t t tit.L.9lx.
TIE FNIT's;GTONT HOTEI,—IT. GEE'
- -
11A itT, Propriotor
He respectfully Inform, the nubile generally
that he now occupies the above Darned note!,
Where he will be glad to meet nod greet Ids
former friends, and receive a allure of tho
public putronage Ity at riot le•rsonal attention
to. Ole jiettill“ of his business, he hope, to ba
able to render satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their putt-n:11w, His Bar and Table
will be made a specialty. His Statile In gotwl
and will attended by careful, attentlie host
ler. An t• arellent Livery is attached to this
e .todidmient, which •trongers will find to
their advantage. Give him n eat), one and all,
he (eel• eonfident that all will be satisfied with
their aerommodatlons v13n22-ly
M OSI b i u A rg N P ON
014(41B1.401;:t,A,I.'VnI,p1;LItNnr-
This long-4,..tabil.thed and well-ktiov‘n
having la•on purchased by John H firny, lie
Announce. to its former patrons and to ihn
public generally, that be liar refitted It thor
oughly, and in prepared to render the count
satisfactory accommodations to all who niay
favor him with their patronage All who atop
with him will find his table itbundantly nut,
plied with the twat fare the market will afford.
Ills her - will always contain the choicest of
liquor.. lila stabling la the best in town Velvo
lon a call, ye weary-laden and a-hungered, and
be will give you rest, confident that n'l will be
satisfied with their accommodation• f-Itagos
run to and front the house.
MONTOUR HOUSE, LOCK HA
ren—E. W. IJIGONY, Proprietor
'fhb; elegant Ilona, formerly known as the
"Washington House," on Water street, le now
reedy for the meeptlon of visitors and hoard
ers It has been elegantly furnished, and Its
table Is always Nllpplied with Ole hest. Visitors
to hock Haven will flud thin the pleneantest
place In the city. A free hos convoys, the
punts of the house to And from the various
trains. v14n20
'garble Efitorto.
ONO It THE DEAD!—AND
11 ewe money lot huylnF your Grave
team. at the extensive Marble 'lard of
W. R. FELTY,
Near tho Dupot, Itollofonto, Pn , whom ran ho
found, at all thrums, a very large ■nnofm«nt of
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND HEADSTONES,
And where he will be prepared, with every fa
cility, to manufacture to order,
Every
Description
Of Work,
In the highest idyls of art, on the shortest
node, and most liceommodatlng term.. Ho
propiieee to pay partieular attention to furnish-
Mg the pubile with everythhast in the manufac
ture of Mslble; therefore, [hone desiring any
thing In his line ran be accommodated by
calling upon him, equal to any city works.
rlln2e WM. FELTY..
_furniture.
FURNITURE WARE ROOM.
Howard Street, Bellefonte, Pa., Whtlfo
Bureaus, Imungem, B ack e,
What
Hat Backe,
What Note, Stands,
Chaim Htool/1,
XX tension Table., Etc.,
Dr every description,Qua nntliitrice, for
Male rheaper than at any other establishment
of the kind in Central Pennsylvania.
yBn2a HEINRY P. HAltitia
WHY No' MAKE MONEY,-
With our Stencil and Key Cheek
Outfit, and try moiling Novel and attractive sr.
Mcleod Circulars free. Stafford Manutirekur•
Wit CornPenV. de Fulton street, N.
1416 12W.
took E‘ Sr 'Atatlonerg.
GRAND OPENING!
GEORGE O'BRIEN,
has Just received tho lorgost and most oom
photo stook of
BOOKS & sTATIONERY, r
i
over brought to Bellefonte. itt the
LEADING NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, 80.
will boicopt on bond
Subscriptions will Mt rooelyed for the various
Perim'arida of the day.
Parties ordering through him may feel m
aimed that their ordora will ho promptly nt.
tended to. Room, corner of Dunlop and High
'limas, in Bush's Hotel building. vi4n9
T IVINGSTON'S BOOK STORE
(Entablished In 18464
At thin well known ontablhohmont may be
found everythieg in the
BOOK LINE, whether
TEI EOLOGIcAL,
CLASSICAL,
LAW,
SCIENTIFIC,
Olt . LUMBAR
An.oxtorodyo ansortmont of
FAMILY 11114L04,
with or without Photographic Platen, ranging
In prime from ;hi 75 to 11.4500. Alec ni l Day
and Sunday School Books In general usu.
BLANK BooKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
Proprietor
STATIONERY, et,.
STATIONERY, (40
Prompt attontion given to ordrrn A Ilhara
dlnowunt mado to thoeo who buy to Awl
MI
NEW BOOK STORE
___.
WIMIJISALZ MID RITAIL
Books, Stationery and News Rnsporiims.
JACOB IL MILLER
Hip purehamed tho Book, Stationery and
News estatillahtnent of Kinston and Bro, on
Allegheny street, near the Diamond, to which
he line Just added a large invoice of goods, such
as Is generally kept in a well eonducted Book
Ind Stationery Store, His II loe k consists of
TherrOgleal INNIP•nI, Law, THlm o eellannon
Sunday School, Si•hoot Books, Time Books.
Past. Rook" and Maraca. Every grade
and prlee of rap. Legal, Letter, Bath and
Not Paper, tine Y
• rernd, Paper. Etna
lopes of every detpription and Prive.
rang, Ink., Ink . ..tan/Im, Era.eva,
- Itnt,ber trannparent and
common Slate., Slate Pene
Land Penclln, Crnyonv, et,
Allso,-Itnily and Wnekly Papers, Mows
rtnealtnrliaheret Mniittr, whtrgesnitptarnr Legal
and diuttleea Blanka,rionidantlyon ?rand, Alan
Intrernal Itneenne ' , Ramp, at fare. We In
aim° Whnlranlr agent for Iroehinan'n Celebra
ted Writing Fluid.
Voontry morehant• -would do wall to roll an
cannon.. my mock heforo pnrehaaing
where, as I eon +ell ot lllMlllrnetuten.
BooAx gni to on', when flimirtol vl:Ino:114-ly
WANTED !—Ageritm
PR')F PARSON'S
LAWS OF BUSINESS
11 1 th Mt /arse-teens and P'orev, for all Drama,
bons, in err,/ Stele of Me Union.
by Til F.UPII ILI to PARA iNS, I.L. 11,
Professor of Law In Ifnryard University, and
Author Of many Law Books
A saw laic. Tea Evvarrtner. Explaining the
dutas, I oblaeorsonn of oil the relations
or a, weitiin every kind of contract and
gal fthligatiOn
A correct. ',mammal, raal safe Ormsellor and
adviser Givllig di 1 ,, i11 , 114 for every proceed
rig, and shoo nig how to draw and execute ev
ery kind of legal instrument.
ESSENTIAL TO
Every Farm. r, sorry Meehan le, every Mate
tifeeturer , „Orr). Pul.lic Officer, Every
Landlord , every Tenant ; every Ex..,
taor , every Adrnlnistnator, every
(Menthol, every Minor , every Heir
at-Law, every Legatee, every Ap
prefab..., every Mariner, every
Anetioneer, , every Broker, every
Notary, every Blink Officer, en- .
cry Jtvalee of the Pear° ; every
Connignor, every ei...ritf, ev
ery rnil, Sheriff, , every Se
leetM4ll , every Comminvi,
ner, every Married Wm
man; every Widow, every
Trader, , every Market
trout, every Citizen, er•
ery Property-holder.
Indlnpenvable to all who would knot their
Halal. and rimier, anti posses. the mean, of
tranneoting unaided their own 611.11110/411.
So pinm,,full, orrernfe, and complete that no
porvon eon afford to ho without It Embody
ing in popular form the result,' of the labor
and "may of the most popular and aticeeveful
writer o(iew book. In the country. Vi'ezre
'IN nays the Paler AIMED roe tr. Exttuove ter
ritory anti no ronaprfirion
Send for our deseripti•o elrenlar Add mss
PARMELEE di CU., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cobacco s 2,egaro.
N EW TIIRACCO STORE.
LEVI A. MILLER &
In .1 11 Butts' Now Brick Building,
Wholesale and Boleti Dealers In
To II A CCO, XNUFFS AND SEGA RS,
All kinds of Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Sagas
eaxea, Tobacco Boxes and in fiwt all the Yuri
-01111 kinds of goods generally kept in a coin.
Fiala Tobacco Atom. A splendid line of (lonia
Furnishing (Mods cum,datitly on hand Also,
agents for the sale of the celebrated Burdict'a
tiltoe Blacking. 1110 proprietors of the oho) e,
hare alt, gttcd up an elegant Restaurant In
the same building being determined to
make the same Niue] to, If not superior to any.
thing of the kind In Central Petinnylvania to
be conducted on the European Prinelple. The
patronage of the public is respectfully, ttollob
tad. v14n17.1y
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T WAIN, SPRING STREET,
. In room formerly oceupled by Minn
Dare. beside Jinglere ntorn, taken pleasure In
prnnontlng Wpm public bin more than %lewdly
large variety of
MIME
S BRILLIANT 000TH !,,
.!
Comprising a eolnpletit assortment of WATCH
En of the most rellablo and Oncost manufacture
JEWEI.RT, Plain Rings, Brooches, etc., o In
.great variety and of most exquisite style*. In
fact, everything required to garnieh a lady's or
gentleman's table, and at prima to sult.dt.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry Repaired on
the moot ocientille principles, and warranted,
Work done at ehartdaotlee, Don't forged—J.
H. Halm, J. H. H. Hahn, next door to
Harper pros.
Ths6kful for past favors, he will try to merit
continufmco of the Harm, vtionou
LE6M: BLANKS
LEGAL BLANKS,
lIIM
geknetrg. ..
I=ll
113noto & i etotss. '
TIT E PLACE TO GET SHOESI
Everything new end mit-ranted!
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BOOT—AN b.-SHOE—STORE,
(Ono door A bovo Roynold's Bank.)
Have J ust opened the most complete assort•
meat of everything in the
ROUT AND SHOE LINE
Ever Brought to Bellefonte. Their entire
stock, which is the largest ever opened isethis
place, wee made to order from the boat mate
rial. It woe purchased (or each, and will be
sold much lower than any other ran afford,
who ?niys on time. They are practical work
men, and everything sold will be guaranteed
an represented. Repairing and custonowork
promptly attended to. vi3n2o-ly
BELLE FO NT E BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
G-R-A-11-A-M d li-O-N
KANINAOTORZIAS OF ARD DRAMS DI
cENTS . FRENCH CALF AND CONGRERB
LANTIi.AND
Having addeA 'largely to our former stock,
we can nseure the public that we have now the
beetielection In Central Pennsylvenia u(
° bailee'
Buttoned,
Pratt Lees,
tilde Lace.
and Congress
Hoots and Rhoda
Mann factnrad
from the
hostvery
hosting
Move KW,
Congress,
and 6ithnorsl
of the moot
fashionable style.
=I
Wlth . nr without honk. Al.'', n full aqmortment
of the latemt payloo of
Wasp. and Children's Shoes
Mi.gem' m Children', Shoop
Miss il Chllidren's Frhoes.
Alto. p.11;11.14 stuck of It Clomp Sbeee, 11140/1
we rvvA, nfoont, and wideb we an selhat
clionpor then the rlieeprert
WI. lIIV Ito en I' I.lllllitint lon of our goody., end
tho pAtronerpr of tio. public. VIYnLMFIy
001' AND SE( IF: MAN UF AC:TO
RY —The ritarmlgnetLroxpoeirnily On
urine tho eitizene rd liellofnnto mad vicinity,
that he Ito.....NlAl•hrd • find ten
HOOT AND SHOE MANI'FACToRY
Next door to Morgnit'a liutchni shop, on the
nottheogt wide of the ,Jiatriond, when he witilre
plen.ed at all Ibnee to watt own customers
ii.• being no Keperieneed 4Vor Raton eustomers
ran rest totsured that no pains will tie .pnrod to
render youtplete satlsfaellon. tientientan,
dies, and vomits caul he aceommodatod
with the beat
se ,
800 18,
800 - IN
BOOTh,
yl')
YHOES,
HI LPPSO,
HL IPPEIN,
HI .1 PPEIIS
manufactured from the best stoock, and in
the latest etylee Repairing of all kinds
promptty attended to.
vilnls PETER WirtANON
Marbtpare—axes.
}TA 121 MA HE I HARDWARE
Tlreplocu to buy
[ , ==l
The subscrilmrs would respectfully Inform
the community that they hare opened► corn
plate
STOCK OF HARDWARE
comprising all varistie• of goods in that line
which they
WILL HELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Their +lock models of ail mortoorbuildersitardl
were, table and pocket Cutlery, Carpentern',
Ma+on's, Plarteror's and Blacks...loex
Toule, end Material+, Nail+, Iron, Horse
shoes., and Herseolhoe Naila,• Bops
Forks, Chains,Shovols, Axon,
Urind Stones, etc. Housekeeper's
Gouda, Saddlery, Carriages trim•
minas, etc., with all kind+ of
COAL. OIL LAMPS,
And the different parts thereof, together
with a complete neeortment of the beat
PAINTS, 01L8, VAKNISFIES, Eta
They hope, by' ntrlet attention to Mutinous
and a eowitant rare (or the afteummodatlon of
eutitoinorn to merit and receive a sham of the
public patronage. Building and *awn will
find it to their advantage to call and'
RXAMINE THEIR STOCK.
J. & J. HARRIS,
No. 6 Rroakerhotra Row.
DEM
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OLMES & ESSINGTON, MAN.
lifacturers of Superior Refined Cast
le° AX P. 9, Double Dille, Pole, Bole and Pool
ing Axes, and Broad Hatchets of videos pal
tem., manufactured from the best refined cut
steel. ADAC:rub Hoes Mattocks, and Railroad
and 'Himont' Picka. With an advantageous
location and superior facilities the manufactur
ing, we can supply the trade witha
SUPERIOR AXE,
At se reasonable a price as can be had any
whore In the country. Wane. nothing but the
Wea r i* b a u t ut an u a r m u ro t t u e r terlete u r workmen, butr
Axes are all warranted. Ordertraolleitcd.
HOLDIFS
1 , 12n..95 Idlleahnrg, Centre Co., Pa.
$lOO TO MO Per Month _Guaranteed.—
SURE' PAY.- - -fhtlarles peld weekly
to gents everywhere. welling our Potent Mier.
tneing While Wire Clothes Lista. stt or
write rot portloolars to the GIRARD WlttE
MILLS, 261 Notth 3,1 wt v 14020 ow
A NEW APOTHECARY. and
DRUG STORE, location In
BROCREBIIOFrB NEW BLOCK,
Bellefonte, County of Centro, Ponn'a
The undersigned have the pleasure to In
form the citizen,: of Bellefonte, Centre.elinton
and Clearfield counties In general, that they
expect to he ready by Monday, 2tat Inst., to
opon their
N} WY DItUO STORE
for the accommodation of the public, and they
hvrehy extend a cordial Invitation to all who
may ho In need, and wseh to obtain
FRE4I9, PURE AND GENUINE MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
and such artich , a as are kept In a first Clans
Drug Store lately selected with /creel care and
discretion In the Minitel' New York and Phil
adelphia, by the senior pprtnor of the estate
liahment, who has had
30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TER ART.
He also speaks, reads and writes the Glerman
language; as well as the English tongue, being
fully as well acquainted with the Nomencla
ture In that language of the business us with
the Latin and English Terms and Teohnleall
ties of the Art, and hence wo can, and will ac
curately and carefully compound Physician's
Prescriptions, in either, language, and shall do
so by day and by night. We modestly ask for
a share of Public favor and patronage.
Our Mock oonniol■ of
Pura and Genuine Jteriannu. Chssincats & Drugs,
In all their various forma and styles of
preparation used by regular physicians.
We also [coop a largo naaortment of the floes(
EXTRACTS ANT) PERPTIMES
For Ladle/4.
(AIR, NAIL and
TOOTHBRUSHES ;
CLOTH EH PAINT aid
VAR kisit BRUSHES.
The VARY FINEST mad BEST CUTGERY
•
COMBS
of all kind+, ritylex and quality/linch as
IVORY, GUM and lIORIq
BIRD'S CAGES and BIRD PIEED.
ZINC• ti
IN OIL-CHINA °Loss
LINSEED OIL, PIFIII OIL,
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,
and all the
FANCY COLORED PAINTS, DRY and In OIL
FURNITURE and COACH VARNISHIN,
and also
P MARRCARFI.4R,
and a few approvad
PATENT Id EDICINI:SI
and !wetly, a woll ooleeted and large stock of
IV .1 I, 1, I' A
at reuxonablo prlcor, vit. •
FROM 10 CTS. To 1t2.50 l'Elt 1201.1..
PLE ISE .... GIVE . .A. (ALL
ZELLER t J kltitETT
Bellefonte, Ph., Jona 10. ® 14-t.ll
GREE:s;'S DRUG STORE.—Room
No 3 B B II I) 119 E. The under
signed respoctfully announces that he boa re
mover ble Well known
URDU AND CHEMICAL STORE,
IiAITFIII4
Al VEIL 4
(' All ERS,
to the new room (No 3) under I3ush House La
tel, which he lm• fitted op for that purple, and
haring largely increased his stork, to now pre
pared to furnish his customers with pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT Al EIACINFA
PURE WINES. AND LIQUORS
for insdienl nem Dye Stuffs, with almost evory
article to be /Quad In an establishment of
this kind, ouch as Horse and Cattle Pow
der, Coal OM Aloohol, Linseed Oil,
Glass, Paints, Putty, Sponges Also
the hugest arid best vollection of
VERFIIMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
over brought to this place. Tobacco end Chinn
of tho most approved brands, constantly on
hand. Ao would call tho attention of the pub
lic. to lila stock of notions, consisting of
flair, Tooth, Nat, Flesh and Paint Brushes,
Cutlory, Pipes, Drinking Cupii, chem. and
Backgammon hoards, Chess Mon loom.
Moen, etc. Also, a large variety of
TOYS FOR CHILDREN
Particular attendee given 'to preparing PHY
SICIA PRESCRIPTIOfin and family recipes.
flaring had more than twelveyears expert
onee In the business., he feels eonfident he can
reader satisfnetion to all who favor him with
their patronage.
FRANK P. GREEN, Druggist,
rl lot-tf Room, No. 3 Bush House
D ANFORTH'S PETROLEUM
FLUID?
NON-RXPLOSIVEI
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE
RAFE UNLER ALL CIKUUSTANCa I
TtrE NEW LIGET,
C. I. I,IIIINOTOIf
THE PETROLEUM FLUID.
Manufactured by .3. J. Palmer, under Letters
Patent, supplies a necessity, as well as a house
hold contenienee. It has bean in use more
than a year, and Is growing In favor wherever
used. It makes the fleetest. and in every (re
spect the best light. No offensive odor, no
smoke, no grease to soil garments, no denier
from explosion In lamps;doruinot injure weak
eyes, gives a softer light than Kerosene, can
be used with or without Chimney, can hi
burned In any lamp with the trilling expense
of changing burners.
IT IS CIIE-AIWIt =AN' ANY LIGWI' 71:14
C EPT DAYLIGHT.
All who wit. It will entiOrsit labia we asyt
PRINTING 'EXECUTED IN THE
most imptorod style at this Ours,
Ton pftnertrol—ExpArrEri IN "A VERY
JOB
Superior Style M the WATOUIELN OMee
Torugo.
PURE
WHITE LEAD
♦RD
EfiEM
itinanadbes.
AY ER'th 44,12.1.14. L .Pt LLA, FOR
PtlitirTlND TB BOTho rep
utation this excellent toed Ma enjoy:, IN de
rived truth its cures, many of which are truly
marvellous.' Inveterate Mans df Scrofulous
disease, where the system seemed. saturated
wit h corruption, have beakmar Wed - 7"nd, Awed
by IL Scrofuloun atroctitihd atid ttleoWirs,
which were aggravated by the scrofulous con
taminationmmit they were painfully afflicting,
hero been raißrally cured In such great rum
born is almost every atfotion of the country,
that thartniiilitfinottinely nN to he Wormed
of its virtues or Men.
fierofillotts Ittfentirthe Mast dm'.
structive enendep of ourface. Often, this un
seen nod Meek todiait ofthe organism .under
mines the constitution, and inalien the attack
of enfeebling or fetid diseases without exciting
• suspicion qf its presenee. Agai o :isoeuiti
to
breed infectilbuilusittfightnallhe b and then,
on Boum favorable occasion, rapt develop
into one or other of Its hideous forms, either
on the surface or among the vitals. In the
I tt t e te l r tir&V e oVitig, g er i tltlo d A ni i.ailfgg
liver, or It shown its presence by eruptions on
the skin, or foul ulceratione on some part of
the boll. - Refine Illtifteeteltiltat nee of sr - buts
tlo of this Sartiaparilla is advisable, even when
no acting symtoms of disease appear. Persons
&filleted with the' following complaints gener
ally find Immediate rellef,and, at length, cure,
by the use of thin Sarsaparilla: St. Anthony's
ire, ROl4O or Eryalpelas, Tatter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Read, Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Bore Ears,
and other erupt one or visible forms of Fkrofu
lone disease. Also in the more concealed
forms, as Dyspepsia, DroPer, Heart Disease,
Fits, F,pileani, Neuralgia, and the various DI-
Cerotts abortions of the muscular and nervous
ayatimei.
Hyplillia or Voneral and Mercurial Diseas
es are cured by It, though a long time is re
quired for subduing those obstinate maladies
by any medicine. But long continued tato of
thin medicine will cure the complaint. Lou
corrluse or , Whites. Uterine Ulcerations, and
Pentair Diseases, are commonly soon relieved
and ultimately cured by its purifying and in
vigorating infect, Minute Directions for each
ease are found in our Almanac, supplied gratis.
Rheumatism and Gout, when caused by accu
mulations of extraneous motleys in the blclod,
yield quickl It, as also Liver Complaints,
Torri y to
dity Ommnistion or Ittlismatton - of the
Liver, and Jallndleo, when arising, as they of
ten to, Ironn the rankling poisons ht tho blood.
This Sarsaparilla is a great restorer for the
strength and vigor of the system. Those who
are Languid and (Aileen, Despondent, sleep
lees, and troubled with Nervous apprebete
Mons or Fears, or Any of the itifettions ernp
tomatic of Weakness. will find Immediate
lie( and convincing evidence of it.. Naturallye
power upon trial.
Prepared by
Itr J AX.F.13.4 (29...k g yy s Alllamx.,
Practical and - Arilltribmixtm.
Sold i'v all Vrusstets litauwbere. F S.
Wilvon; Agent v014n2:1-2rn
AYEit'S If AIR VIGOR, FOR REB
TORINU GRAY lIAIR TO ITS NATU
RAL VITALITt AND COLOR—A dressing
which k at onen agreeabO, healthy, offer
Wu] fur preserving the hair. Nailed or gray
hair is noon restored to its original color with
the gloae and freshneas of youth. Thin hair
La thlekenel: falling hair ehacked, and bind-
noxii often, thou/A not •Iwaps, ettrod by Ila
us. trothins ear restore the hair where the
folllclep are deetropi i, or Lesion& atrophied
sell decayed. But roudll as remain can be
saved for usefulness by this application. In
'stead of fouling IM hair with a pasty REKUMOUL,
It will koup It ulnas and vliorouo. Ito weir
storm' i.■e wIL revem,t3e hair from turning•
gray or fallLng ott and consequently prevent
bald:mpg, Free from thoeskdoe_terloue
stances which mako soma preparations don
wrens and InJurieun to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not bar
{ HAIR DRESSING.}
nothing oleo ran be found so dosinsoio. r Con
tinkling neither oil nor dye, It does not, soli
white cambric, and yet lute lons on tam hair,
giving it a riett glossy lustre anti s gracefu
perfum•.
Prepared by
DR. J. C. AYER k CO
Practical acid Anairtical Chemists,
LOWELL MABB.
Pam $l.OO
lion, A • ent.
A, CARD TO THE LADIES!
DR. DUPONCOS
GOLDEN PERIODICAL NUR,
FOR FEMALES
Infallible In Correcting irregularities, Remo!!
lug (Metructions of the Monthly Turns,
from whatever cause, and al
ways, successful as •
Preventive.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiar)) , situated, or those sup.
posing themselves to be so, are cautioned
against using these Pills while In that oondition
lest they invite miscarriage, after which dmo-
ninon the proprietor easumes no responsibility,
although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are race
ommended aa a
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
For the alleviation of those suffering from
any Irregularities whatever, as well es to pro
vent en increase of family when health will not{
permit 14 quieting the nerves and bringing
back the "rosy color of health" to theaheelt of
the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions ..company each
box. Pries $1 per box; six boxes, ,6.
Bold In Bellefonte, Pa., by F. P. ORNW,
Druggist, sole meant for Bellefonte. Ladisseby
Rending him $1 to the Bellefonte PostoMes, can
have the Pills sent (confidentially) by midl to
any part of the county, free of postage.
Bold by G. B. To, 0 ,
Lock Haven; by M.
Bagenbock, Wilpamsport, and- by C. grown
Milton, and by
B. D. BOWS, Bole Proprietor,
v13n46-ly New York.
MANHOOD,. HOW LOST HOW
RESTORED. --Just o rkished, •
zawszA's ma
new edition of oz. cour se.
La on the rodiCal Mid ( without On Mae) of
gramu or
nnumt, or Rem nal, Weakness, lava.
notary Seminal Losses Invonurcnr, Mental,
and Physical incapacity, impedlinents to =AIM
Hags, etc., ; also .osamssunsaa, Assainer, and
FM, induced by self.lodulgence or mutual ax.
tr*Zaenon.
x r'PrMe; in a sealed anvelope,only 6 omits.
The telebnted author, to this admirable eh
Kay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'
successful practice, that the alarming arose
nuances ofself abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous minor internal medloars
or the applioetian of the knife ; pointing out
mode of core at once simple, as and *kV
factual, brrnemor of which' Well' WREN*
matter what his condition maybe, may Cate
himself cheaply, privately, andrudleally,
Thia IrectuFe should be la the heads of
every youth and ;may man in the land.
Sent under seal, In • plain envelope, to any
addFoto.PootPdO. on 6 6044 of ate eakip t eit
two post stamps. Also, Dr. Ctdverweller Mar. '
rigor. Guide,. priee 116 rants. Address {homily
Ushers,
vlanstly 'HAS. .1. C, KLINE At CO,
127 Bowery, N. Y., (RostoMee Box 4,6116.)
anted mere-
vlttil-1