The Democratic Watchman.
BELLEFONTE, PA
. _
Friday Morning, Ootober 22,1869
THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY
IMMI
—We elotice tlut employ ment:of Mr.
Rom of Clinton county, ris ono of the
teachers in Our public schools.
friends of the Na /tonal hist
week worked op the "murder" ease on
Alleanny street, neconhng to the InteA.
le There's been more talk than
damage.
—The Lutheran Church, late the
Epkeopal, has liven undergoing repairm
and now/ presents an appearance or coin
plot() renovation. Mr. llackonberg ry
the pastor.
"Jenkins" at the National of
fice ha. been attending a wedding. For
further particulars see last week's Recount
in that paper of the marriage of 3lr
Roberts and Miss Humes.
—Mr. J. G. Kurt>. has painted an
elegant sign for Mockler Jr Co , of the
Bush House grocery. Kurtz excels in
this kind of work, and really handles
the brush with the Highest artistic skill
--A notice of the entertainment of
the flood Terniihir'ii lodge cf Anronsintre;
on the 111th ited. , reached 119 too lute for
insertion last week, wh c•h 19 our excipie
to : the society for the non-appritrance of
the same.
_The imprournents In the rear of
the court hour are steadily progressing
Our borough fathers are bound to have
things cons relent We suggest that
Brown be sent for to pass his opinion
upon the arrangements,
Our young friend, Andy ('ook,
left this place fur Niagara Falk, last
Monday on a pleasure trip. We
Andy a good time, and expect to hear a
graphic and vivid description of the
Falls when he returns.
—We noticed in a store window
last week a %pry handsome picture of the
fair (;rounds, with the crowd in atten
dance, at this place, taken by it r Por
viance, of I'll iladelphia Georizo 0 . -
Bryan has then' ' for ,ala nt his book
store.
—The Snowghoe railroad company
are about 'Aiming lip a line or telegraph
between Snowshoe city and the intersec
tion, which will, of courise, connoct
Bellefonte with that place We under
stand that the work of putting in the
post; has alr;4ll4ly begun
—The "'Sanctuary to the Lord" on
Allegany qtreet, now b•ing built by the.
Epwoopaluuc el wzrov:ation, IA approach.
Ing completion Although not so large
.s the Presbyterian church, it will ner•-
erthele.s be, abundantly ample, and a
credit to the town as well as to that
Con rev! t
—Our genial friend, Mr. \V II II
Baum rd, N•q aloe, \I e('rurkrn,•
Isle of the Repribbran, hnv bocortie r•un
neet...l with the .rah../If( In an editorial i
t It F..rnee find F
r rio. 1.. r. 111.111 t t.. thine and 5., our
plen.ant t 'lend Gonl.l, "beekonefl" to
111eCrt. hen All rnzla, gentlemen
Ito% Mr 11 . 110 v, who revolved 11.1
call from till. Pro , bytorinti church of ,
pl.c.• to int•tor, has not
yet arvit owing tai n 4evere siekne , s
by tsli . o 11 he been 10111 , 041 A let
ter f rose 111111 WWI read in the pulpit la-t
Burobty by Mr Ilughes, wifich states
that he expeets to be here by the first of
November
bothloil; or the new street
along the east bank of Spring Crook, to
conni, t street with Linn and the
Milesburg pike, has been commenced
The object of the street 51,111.1 to be to
bring the trail, and travel from that di
rection directly into OW business portion
of High street II fact that may possibly
not be agreeable to the business commit
pity 011 Allegan . ) . street
law card of our young friend
John F Potter, Eol , will be found in
another plan Mr Potter was admit
ted to the bar at the hilt term of our
court, and now hangs out his shingle for
the benefit of the public. lie is a young
snan of fair ability and passed a credita
ble exatrilhation We commend him to
the favorable consideration of those hav
ing busineatairn ourittw courts.
—The work on the Presbyterian
church edifice is progressing finely and
rapidly drawing to a close. The walls
are already lathed and plastering has
begun. By the lit of January, 1870, it
fs expected that the building will be
completed and ready for occupation
Our Presbyterian friends will then have
the satisfaction of knowing that they
possess the finest church edifice in this
part of the country and one of the finest
in the State.
—The barn of Mr. John Wagner,
near Milesburg, was destroyed by tiro on
Tuesday night last, with all its contents.
Eleven horses Rad eight cows perished in
the flames, together with a lot of harness
and farming utensils. flow this fire
originated, we aro not informed, but its
disastrous result will 'be a serious loss to
Mr. Wagner. We do not know wheth
er there was any ineurnnee on the prop
v or not. A hoot 300 1,11.411,:15 of
wheat. were coneuuw
Tittc Punmc ScflooLs.,—lt is gratify
ing to knew that the public schools of
this horMigh are, at present, in 11 high
state of proTerity. At• no period in
their history ha. the nttendance bei
nudd•reus or 'nor() interest been 'mild
fested in their success It is a flintier
of congratulation that our people tire so
deeply enlisted in the cause of education,
and we augur from it it hopeful and happy
future fur their children.
One reason, probably, why. we have
such n prosper,iii4 stet.. of tho4s in our
public school-, iv lat:t Unit ho l prcs-
Nit corps of teacher , iv one of convtJt•rn
ble nhil ty and evp , nence. At the heed
of the schools ns Principe!, tvu Juts c, in
the person of Mr,.
DANIEL 11. II ASTINIIS,
a teacher of talent, ene-gy, learning and
practical rilnlity- 41 lllen %%110 , 6 nun
how to tiirgoinizt• and cola of --how In
direct the talent:l of OItION 111 •111,01411
nate imqtiori., so la to secure the great
-4,t amount of good to•the ...chook r
11114 111111116 , t ' I'd the, quaiLLV 111
Ins arrangement of the different grade.,
where we find Mr.
W II 11 , - It It,
of Clinton e tint), iro-tallotl na tonclwr
of dm GI rlrt' II , cltool Ifs 11. rr
lwen it por4..mtl 111,111/11 lira IMO Of ours
fir t "" )"nr. a ,t, ""' t w ` ' "' l' " iw ": 0
hoard hrm look”ti a m hu G h *T1.14,,,f r It
faithful 111141 1111...111g , 11t
-It )taro. man «ho .paro,nu
pains for the miproN anent tho.t. un
der Ins charge In the Senior Gram
mar , eliool 55 (Ind
N 1 1 ,.. I: VI I FIT,
huly with whom We 1131v1; no periimal
/IC4lllllllltlllitY, hilt of whom wo hitre
heard good opiniote+, end who, we have
been ensured, t. lolly competent for the
im a nrlitn! po , t which she occupies. In
the 3unior Grammar school
=I
preddeg Daris is a young lady of
this place, and has been connected with
our school, before She is a well edll
ext.' and capable teacher, and will
bring no do+credit on ber,elf or tier la,
stturn
1114 , RICIIECCA .1 St . (11'.11 HY,
of tki9 phicv, I- another of our young
lady twicher., She ha+ cluirgi , of Ow
I nto.rouNliate. school, 'lr! In a teacher of
merit and r, lib, I ties
In the First Primary eekoo•I we lied
VISS V ITTIE WE ‘TER,
also of this place, a young !ady of tal
ent and a popular anti esser,ffelsr tea;h•
er —ostrig its yeat,,hot not the leq4 ap
preetated lor all that. The Second
Pritstan school is under the care of
=
hkewtge of ‘gtr town, xs Ito hag been
Connected with our 1..!lools for some
years, and who is ark nowledg,,l to he
a talente‘i oan l areomplighe.l instruet
rears Miss Caldwell is a holy of will
ration. and ha , al aaia been popular
w oh her pupils
The ah,,‘ e ;‘,1 , 1 gentleman
romps+r• onr Viuril.l cii rrnrhr•r., aril we
grr•nt ru•a-un 1.1 )101.. thr•z 11, in all
girl general ~.;itt.farlion.
The number of pupilm at pre+ent ui
the schook, m,t7o—more, we are told,
than hate ever attended at ally prey!
oos time 1414. `1,•11,1111 term 1.4 011ie
1110111114, anal a I MMO' ex:t1111/131 PM well
be :;even at the end of each quarter,
ind,ung Wile week litre are COIIIIVe
tel with the school 4 nn alino.t coin
plete Mel of geographical apparat uv and
one of timith'n large iprgaro4.
In concluding thin imperfect notice,
let UM remark that as long un we eon
Untie lo educate our ch ildren and youth,
jnnt no long may we PC peel. to he bles4
ed with the invaluable pnvrlegei of
cit tl a n d rchgee uv lihert y. Encourage
the nehook, then, to the end that the
people tray he %.I.e WILI happy and the
counts great and pro,perous.
--David Martin of Walker town
f. ship, this county, met with a sad death
at the Indianapolis depot, in Indiana,
on the evening oftheSth instant. Mr.
Martin had been to the West, and was
returning home, when he got aboar I (il
the wrong train at Indianapolis. Dis
covering his mistake, he WaY told to
take the Jeffersonville train, which
would carry hint back to the depot.
Unfortunately, however, when he got
on that train, it was just hacking on to
the main track, and lie, supposing it
was also going out of tow% jamped off
and fell. A locomotive passing at the
time to take a sleeping ear out of the
depot to attach to a Chicago train,
caught and ran over him, crushing hie
right leg to the thigh. Ile was iturne
diately conveyed to the surgical instt
tote, but the physicians testify that he
was lifeless when he came there, and
that lie ne%er rallied afterwanht, al
thought 'avery means were mita' to re.
store hint to consciousness. His
friends hrought - the body home, and in
terred it in the Jacksonville cemetery, '
this county.
—lien John S Miller, late mem
ber of the House of Representatives
from Huntingdon county, and Gen. A.
I'. Wilson, of the suoteAi re, paid, our
•,im•tn•n a iot on Wednesday morn:
ing.
--A disastrous fire broke out in a
woollen building in the rear of Loeb,
May & Loeb's store, on Monday eve
ning. last, between six and seven o'clock.
hich voinmunientAl to the store rough
and ev'stuallyto the dwelling of Mr
Turner, adjoinin g . The St( re and the
residence were both under one roof and
owned by Mr. Tamer, and the upper
stories of both were ruined. The tire
, gained thu roof, an() the ontiro upper
part of the building was burned. lad
the walls not twig; of brick, the whole
building would um.itibtedly have been
destroyed. But the 'efforts of the hove
company aided very materially in sav
ing (lie lower story. The walls, ceil
ings and floors, however, were seriously
damaged by the (hauls of water poured
upon the building, and much other dam
age 'was done in carrying out the goods
and furniture. We do not know what
the loss of the mercantile firni is, but be
lievo it is mostly covered by insurance
Mr. Turner, we understand, haul some
insuranee also, but his hiss will never
theless he sorb, s, as much of his furni
ture was injured by the efforts to get it
out of the house. During the progress
of the fire, Allegany street was one
dense mass of people, the ladies turning
out in great numbe,,, At one tune the
Conrad If Olive was on fire; and fears
were expressed for its safety, as also for
the safety of the hotel stabil.; 011144 , 4 h
(Pi y its rear But that region was
'MVO,' by the effective working of the
hise *rid the calmness of the evening
The we-tf.rn Union Telegraph
company adi pied, on the 1.4 instant, a
new tariff or pm,+ that has barn in
of preparation for o‘i.r two vrnra.
Thl,l thrift rednees the 11111 rate.. coicode-1
rally, and brillg4 the benift, of the
telegraph to the doorA of the pooriot
Tiu.tivera u ll reduction on the old rate
for all the office 4, hived nn tilt line dts
lruur is 1., and 20 per cent,
find the rati-t are uniform all over the
rinintry The We.tern Union
graph Company are itlao "tonna.' rig other
phut. for iocrea+ing the the
ielet4rapli to the puldie, - one of %lot h
ending of nte•♦uge+ riti' requiring
immediate at greatly reilue-d
rates "
Th.• o f rrittor for thic company-At tht•
pinta is ithr viiiirtitiiint and iddiglllLt
frond, N% I. Malin, Fo•al , a etipablit,
01111•14•11 t and trtintiirthy gontlotitioi
,t It t uu,h V 1,111114 rn y oarti, Mr Malin
ttlider•tand4 hi, 1)11•1111 , 4 thortitighln ,
/11111. it ettroftil and Watt , trtil gunrdinn
,it the etilittiany'4 inter.-lc
10111 out of 111. 1/11101.. 111111 nlwatn make..
It /1 ',Milt. (11 1,1111144. the ',UMW, a, far
it coast-tont hot tint) to lint oat
ployer4 \Vti anti pleit•eil to 4111/ illat we
e4/11,141.11 111111 11. I.4ollll,etellt 1111111 highly
pritioir per.on 1 . 41 f the 11,11(1011 li, (Kali-
learn that a 111,4 1111)111‘11 . 111
arid Loll highs% rofflwry was effisf
11111101 on 81 . -114 , 1 p street 1111 Wwllll.-.1:11
11101 t 111.1 1.1.1%%e1 . 11 the hours of 11111.
8,1111 ten 0 1 . 11)e6, 1,1,' two young ro‘t.liff, , ,
who ft4Mllllllle4l IL Mr I'lllllll Mll , ,er, ut
1 ' e111,,:111.•1, us Ilt• aiw , g the
4trfal. denfarf.lol of loot
whu•h Iu•, In order to
Ifel t rod,i 01 lly-111, on , eot•d In gi,e lln
taking lot ket book, the scotiii
drek snatched it out of his hands and
taking Iron it all the money it ion
tamed, litteen
lip returned II to him empt, and
then made tracks I hie ot the partly.,
a )(tung by the name of Itrown,
hailing Iron the in ighlorhood ol Val
tome s forge, hay once been arrested
and Is now In Jail, but the other chap
is not known, and at the pre-ent Writ
mg has not been lound This in one
the boldest Ittiol most brafen laced
transactions that ever took place
this tots n.
- The lireban Bell limmr., 1s ho
made Hall It m 10.1101 1 ,4 lamt e‘e.
tong. are reit:ly worth going to hear
They make mast beaa(11111 11(111411,
holding the itinliesive spell bound It
pointively entrancing tA ['Alen t.,) the
dolmmile melody. Kate lireevoort to
undoubtedly all align), come down for
the especial felicity of the musie loving
children of earth. All who heard the
performance hilt eveniiig will go again
and take their friends with thimi. The
company will perlorm to-night and to
morrow night, giving a. matinee to
morrow afternoon. Let them have a
full house, for they deserve it.
—Mr. A. C Schnell, of Junction
vity,•Kansas, gave us a call on Monday
last Mr. Schnell is Itegister and Re
corder of his county, having been ehtc•
ted to that responsiblu office by the De
mocracy. As Mr S. is well acquainted
with the lands of that portion of the
West and (.specially With the State
Kansas; and is agent, we believe, of the
Union Pacific railroa I compile- fur the
sale of lands, all perions in thiS part of
the countti who ant cipatq,,going west,
may obtain valuable information front
him by writing to him. Mr. Schnell
loft for Kansas on Tuesday.
—our friend, I). F. Fortney, Esq ,
did faithful rervico for the Domocracy
during the late campaign by his ,efforts
on ti, .Lump Alillo,ol n•t attempt
riW wade . 0.1 11%MI aULL LLIC
Dist week of the contest, Mr. Fortney
was one pf the speakers ehosen by the
chairman to attend those initetingsy and
the way he performed his duty in the
premises was sufficient evidence Of his
ability as well as readiness to servo the
Democratic .cause. Mr Fertility 14 a
eivrous and caps Itle speaker.
Base BALI,•—We suppose the 'Lock
flatten Independent will grumble over
the following defeat of its champions
:it Lock llaven, on Wednesday last, in
the base ball contest with the Indepen
dent Nine of this place. Our boys
b.•ut the West Blanch Club of
bock Haven here, and now they have
Iteaten them in the return 011ie On
their own },roved. As it appears to be
the province of the indepeadene to
growl at Bellefonte, we present the
score, which follows, for its ct►hn con
sideration :
Bellefonte
IVI.St 111,1101.
0 R
1 . 1.1,.r. x X 2 4 Frederlekr, e I I
I curtllhe ( 2 4 rwintrymon, p"1
11
Lithgle. I t I 1:11(ord, 2 I :I
l'atnplu•ll,3 II 1 3 3 I Chnimmrs, x X 2 2
rf 3 210 - I b 2 2
ler, e 1 4 44,44 ti, If 2 41
Harry 21, I) 4 511:imiep. I, f IP 4
11/t.I log., I I I :I Cook. o f I 2
WulierM, p 2 .1 Ponnl,lxon, 2 .1
ME
l'rnpi,—T (' nipple
tivorers—Bre% 1111,l Mellomkey.
--Mine 110 st of thn 111141
'kfr A I) Ilikaul , im winning golden
npininna for hlruvrlf tiv rr hinoll.m.l
This li 11411 Is 0110 of the Onl,t awl bevt
in Contra) Pennsylvania, and iv ealetila-
led in every rels:et to render guevts
comfortable and happy Mr liikard
10.ISLed at accommodating the publ ic by
Mr Black, the gentlemanly stir rinten
dent, and by Mr Cook, the areompli•-b
-ed ❑ n d pt II tO clerk These gentle
men all understand their bwonesr,
and the com.equenee is the "lin.11"
ranks among hotels as A No 1 The
/IVO is nolsrsi for its attentive winter.,
its sweet, clean beds, hanibuone room,
and comfortable furniture. DeeuLedly
a delightful place to stop
A C.i'an The citimins of Bellefonte
and others who were present at the fire
on Monday evening last, will please ac
cept our sincere thanks for their tindeav
tosove our goude from the fllitnes
And tr ' li Mr Levi Milhr, Mr J 11
Balla and Mr Win McClellan, we are
under particular obligations for their
kindness an furnishing us room for the
storage of good's saved from the !Ire
10EM, MAY cSI: !Awn
Br: LIcrONTIC, Oct. 19 IM
---- 7 -Our friend Ilo.terinim, tho
Cummings 11011+0, on He hop street, has
°lngle.] IL first eln+s restioirnot 111 1111
house, where he calculate+ to supply the
piddle the:winter with nil good thing
such 111 oyster+, turkey+, chick
en., soups, 1111 , 1 "•1,•11 ' 110.11•11111111.0
a jolly good f.diow, and know+ just en
/I,IIV how to keep n Good 011
'odd l‘ lIHAT ' l'vvriiilf..!4 the Coniiiiing..
111.. r....tauriint will b,jnst till' 111111,
nor such ri.fro,lion..lll. a. 111.. IIIIII!r
Ilan may rid 1)r..1) in and p.n.
- -Vor -cheap a first-rata, al
n.),t n w, unly IP , II lislyka 1.. w
-.manta° f,,r a 1.1111111 I . lllllllv -
'Home ' Cooking Stove with pipe and
11 neee.-ary cooking utensil. For fur
her particular , 111.11.111, at Oil, 410 i,,
- ( . 111 Ki-h1•I, f t.,wr
.111 V: 114 in our 5t11141.11111 oil
I. It liravi• R oil hurl worL I lig'
Ih•triiierat and crnr4
I anti ll to ti faith Ili. wa,
For the W trllllll t.
It EXP . -M . 1 4 1,4 -- "Aee.orollulg 1.0 I .4tolohle the pheement olrolnol op. o floe 1 , 1e.111
loreV 14111+ notice the I lllZorn, n l It e l, rs _ fain .00lirrel.looter, from lofty
unitllll7l%other, 11, 40 110/14 . 11 in tie hio koorv, !idol (I...plash 1/I the wild lurk h.
1:Illtool Brethren ti,in Itelier-burg, 1 le•itroi along the geolgy pool IVo. were led to
un NVl•fille•day i t 1• 1111114, lb ('her reneeia , m , by ....turning th.. mini. a...
186'i, to 101(1 ••. the clooollitt I..(etel-e.4 or roloo kOf +portstmitt'r Iltielerlikk at the ytoto of
the Coll! 111.411e1e I Itiortileole A 'I limn. 11 the ktro 0.,l ,iir letyned
4 7, 11.,wi in; wits the order of exer- of bent 40. eorktemoololio hoo k ,.
cit.% Mil.le Prayer, Rev \V (; b y Mr • who I. tborouiSb
Nagle s‘tiut,o,ryU n ttt on, ' inia.”.llsad therefore fully
K urati.m - .11110 want, of Alio h IT llit., It/lefty
(hilted It Ile—, Ph I --
1111,1 e Jennie 11. l'"r "b. - up ..1 .". 1 Pee.
:\leCortni; k, Centre Hall elk goo 10. Geo It Itr)eil m, -1 14urh House,
()rat Vr,•-pe.l it v or A fllerleil, .) A Ib'll.4'utl•
Runkle, Centre 11111 Nltt.ic ()ration
Reunion, .1 11 Chatham, eatlnn
\lll.- le Beek!! V Canon
fort 3latildn
fa . % ette, .1 A Weever, Pinegrove 1111-
Oration—Education,.l II Zeigler,
Iteber.btirg \l ate Ex tem
pornneuua
T .1 Stool], !lambi!! t ;
Valedictory Oration, Thiamia
NI. Weaver, Byilefffilty. Music. Itylw
ilictp,a, Rev W Engle
talent ot the 4cli‘aol is
very good Part or the feektllll4 wits
done by the school and part by a
club in the school 'no, Itebersburgi
string band 1,,11 Ile'! 404.1
very and entertailling tektthe
audience
The first Speaker, M r K line, in
an appropriate arldreQs welcomed the
faculty arid citizens to the exercises
Mr C. B Hess's oration was grammat
ically constructed,well composed,
consequence of its being well committed
was every well spoken. It inist have
made an ineffaceable impression on the
mind.; of his hearers
Ml 4» Jennie 11. McCormick followed
with a beautiful composed essay mi
ions in which she lampooned the ex
tremes of paying too much attention to
them on the ono hand and on the other
too little.
Mr. .1 A Runkle's oration portrayed
in elegant language that. although we
were at one time a small nation, we
have grown to an enormous size and an
ever appreciative bulk of wedth and
intelligence. •
Sir. J. H. Chathern then spoke and in
trlowiri7 torma briefly but pointedly did
br -'t • ~ rL:y II II 11 prl/127(.84 nl (.1.101
n.... .t 4.
, -1-111 '
Miss Beck° F..panon,reod: on essay
on music. She spoke of its influence
upon the human mind s dispersing wear
in HS and substituting Instead joyousness
and mirth, espeeially so in the ordy.
She also spoke of the eon nectii'm it,bears
with religion. The construction of it
reflected great eredit upon the lady.
Lafayette found a warm friend in the
per-on of .1. A,. Weaver, who eulogized
and in forcible end emphatic language
recounted his deeds and handled his vir
tues.
Mr. J. A. Zeigler then delivered an
oration on Education and-its influences
morally, socially and politically. He de
monstrated in plain, philosophical lan
guage that it was the abuse and not the
ils , e of ( duration that made knaves and
t f Ools. lle proved without a doubt the
great importance and advantages of a
prnrticul Pd tiention.
thir friend and eloquent humorist,
l're4 Thomas Jefferson Smolt, shopal
some of his talent in extemporaneous
speaking !hiring his talk fife holler
was in a perfect outburst with laughter.
The valedictory delivered by Mr.
Thomas M Weaver reflected went cred
it upon the gentleman and his compo
sure was such as to enable him to com
mand the attention of the audience. It
fully pictured the sadness in parting to
meet no more.
After thn annotineetnent of the bene
diction the audience idowly and reluct
antly diapered.
Taken all in all, it was a perfect sue
mid will long he remembered by
the student& PHIL.
EZO
Business Notice•
—'l • h Ur Belford 1. a firatchpia
ru, t that he took th,• fir4t premium at the (alt
here, prat eft We call attention to
e,,r,1 ut another place, and recommend
him to the ',oldie an a nit Mini and aelentitie
practitioner
nun I lend, .lnlum•' l'owern, had 11 pair of
1.0004 dt the fair that took the premium NI r
Power. Is It iir.l-etNN% work 11111.1%, nod It1111111(11,
itirea b.rola and 'Mora *hat arci not only re
mark aide for their fitirwirlirty tint for their ex
mipdte neat ne.ol Any person employing Mr
Powers cannot fall to la, ant infield.
—Every young In ;he country amihl be
greatly benelltted by e enure° of study at the
Iron City College, aunt In those contemplating
hostoe,,,, lir e It Ia 111,11.pcni.able Circular,
containing full particulars on addressing the
I'nneiplJu, Smith a Coifley, Pittsburgh, Pa
—Among the many hair prepnrations In the
market, It In no easy nuttier tp decide which
one of them In mn.l deelralde ("rune It 11.1:1
Ha it 1,, H to Hr•await han been be
fore the public inlentt nine yearn, it.•sirtuen
tented nail certified to by many leading and
Influential phyrdetana of New England,arbong
whom we may name Walter Burnham, M 8.,
formerly ProfennOr'ol Hu rgery In the Woreen
ter Medical Inntiltillon, anti in Penn Unice,
tute or Philadelphia, who nark, have tined It
for rentorlng the hair, where Inveterate erup
tion. had reni.teifanrbnt• kind. of treatment,
llnil found (lint not only wan the hair hentill•
folly rentore•d tr. ten oi 'gloat ho-nasty, hut ntao
the dintitne of the nralp completely cored, "
also In, Gray M Noolata, N Fl , the
leading phvoirion of the Ware where this Hz
mantif*etured, speaks of the preplan.
lion in this way ' I hale seen it• effects in
very ninny ell•lel it will eftllllllly reStere the
heir In 0.1411410 kt eintor, it cleans the head of
don,' ruff. and lenses the 11141(,:i inn, glossy rind
beautiful Ido not thin/. it. 114.• In tiny oily
iiijorioun, Inn till the rotatory, beneliehtl. I
con therefore heerhilly ree 111111 l lend it to the
1011.1 n. A I lire. %1 li, State Assayer of
has leg :intik red it, novitrom the p 0,11 .,
hs n ertifio tile, that it in:the /not Infelelflllloll for
the inteit , b , l4llltleetennt Of the teeny tie Ile, PI
eletrient
%%Ilk 1114.41. .nnuu•rn frOM 0111 h high
Nicol,, tho4o 51 h., dp4lrp a pt•rfrs•lr,l
hair re.l",/ 1111 do nn b,•i It•r than
to rise Ilut•n NllOl,lllll ' 4 1111.1,4 1111 R 1(1.:ILVI
kittlittltt t. 5 truly t% I 14.10.0,1f,51
o‘ett ..... !ally eJo k.I Ia 001 reg,,§,l
,mr F. in w hin I lii•
ha. tlimq ut .•r mtr MA .111,1
1111 a lovatitv nII.I ri,1•in...4 inn
Iterettorpleottl, /111.1 t hi. ~,
HON+ from tour 111 0 11111/Ml. 1 . 1111, theleptrit
tool toy tgontiem the (rattle. Ilk draught+ of
generout+ NIIII• 1111. 1.4 ul.to Iho ei1.114011 for
..ttort•tett \ow the gond plin, front the
/onsinnun having I ..... n cilsorgnnized he
the Into ii., 16e hinder%lgUe.l luny and vlrli
nin•ly tho Ir fnlurn 14)ellttari
Whee known, Oil! plitee will he dilly 4elYel
lured LOEB, MAY 0. LUEB
Gooos , Nrw Goo. Gco D
*so I, 1ir 11 1 . 1,11.il Roo, 444 Jot ri'l , l%l d II
1 4 111elltild mock of fall an 4 wink, good,/ of I,
ety' tlvntriplloll, a fall variety of o'verylliiiia
It low easli figure, or country produce
1,1..1109 will find nor nr tho sit, nit's
of leery smiles or every der, ription In town,
Int Ntd-n Lerohkey's, opposite tho Were 11111,01
1,1111.11ng Every now style of goods. rildwms,
'nod fancy generally. she lots on Itawl.l
MARRIED
clI
—GRA M I.E1(-011 Smut.) , 1111,1 $l ,
oviolter loth, at the pat.on
alp. 111 line Grove Mills, by Itev It Hell, Mr
Jon, II Co tratr. or Wayne. Clinton to
Almon It .leant[ Glll.Oll.l[T, of Iteberidnirg, ('en.
I:e. eomny
* Clinton ',tiily papers pie tree eot,y.
MORRISON -- Mi•DOW6:LI, nn Seitb.inbyr
30111.170,n, at Snow Centro Co Pa ,by
the Itt.y W U Wright. Mr Jon?, Moonntot.,
to Mlra / 01101 .1 A 1,001 t seemly
from Scotland.
11 )M1.1 . :1"—WANTri--(ht the Ti luxt .nt the
test.lettee or the bri.le'x father by Om be
lk
J. 31 StroUir, tvost.l.l by the IA J. I. Dm
to Mr. Hp:N.11111g COIALC.V, tit 111 boo It LIILL J
WAN to, both of Centre county.
It t/ EH— On the 14th hint . at the
roeddenee of the brtile'e father, ift Bellehatte
Pa hi Rev I P Hughes, Prof 1,, H Reimrs'
of the Bellefonte Academy, t t M has Maxit E.
home, 9113‘11efanto.
• DIED
TAYLOR—At tho re.i.ioneo of her rfm, fo
‘ 1 111:1...1”.1,.. In I'. bl n ~ r
.11.1/...L132.1, x llc yr J .„
The Bellefonte Market
The following :No the quotations tip t
cloak 'flatirsdny evening, when our pant
to prang.
White Wheat, per
Red Witent, per ........,
Rye. per huN
Corn, shelled, per bushel,
Oats, per
'hurley, per tended:. ,
Itnekwhent, per 'unshed .........
Cloveruteed, per bindle'.
Polntoott. Lrr bushel... ,
Egga, per dozen .......
Bacon, per ,pound ........ ........., .....
ilium, per pound .
Tallow, per pound...
„„„
hatter, per petted-- .........
!tags, per .
Orotund !gutsier, Per ton .
Milroy Markets
orreated wookly by Iturui,R
IVldte Wheat—per 1,0010
Rod Wheat,--per
Barley--per bushel .
Corn—per bushel
Ryt , —por .
Szkß—Hacks ,
Halt—linrrel
Steve Coal—per ion
Clover Semi--per
Flaxseed.. . .
Regal Notietg,
A ur)PrOirB NoTicE_
ji The tilltlerttignell all RIIIIIter aprou l
the Court of Common I'll'll4
to make thatrthmionllf money,. in ilia
1) Z. litho., E.g.. lIIKKh •lo• u iff of ( y,„,
arising from Ihn nude 01
HOWARD 111.1 IN (II 111 0111.11.1 to IL
,•loutte or the dutleit of Idr apeolouo.ifi
onto,. In Ittliefonte, on 'rhnr-.llty l
ham, whom. nod too e mill ilitt . n).l4 , 4lmq
lend if they Mee prOlNtr
iNi) II (11:1I
MEM
A 1)1111 N ISTIIA'IIIIt NI) ric
Letter, of .411111 w-t,
title of fiat 311.trilil, f,„„
tots totttlit of 1N nlker,i 1.1 ) 0 , 0111 1 , I', )1,
10 ) 1'11 10101t1.11 10 the (lode! 011.
Itotoltttot to until e•tete ere In I. .le
!mast' 110 011 1 111/00 pi, 111 1 111, 1111 , 1 11, I ,
11
ngillie..t the elm, to pr, el
mithenti, ninth for totttletniolt II I
A UDITOR'S N 4 >TUT,. _
dersigned, Auditor spr,„et
the Orphans' Court of Centre Connie to
tout di•pfise of the exceptions tiled io
entint of John Gray, Exeeiii„r of I
Meek, who was one of the Exeentors „
I Meek, and also to report d edriilhrnon 11
I liner legally entitled I. the halo,
Kited 1101 . 15:0 1.1110. Ile ITS appointed II •
day, N ember 341, at his other I/1 II ill
alt the time and pines for the ,11.vloirµ.•
duties of said appointment
It-10.4t WM II 111,A lit, Ind
AuDrrmi's NOTICE.
The underpigned,linßud it n r n
by the ktrphatur rourt of rent,
ty to make diatrilettlon of the
Ina in the hand!. of inmea P Cohn/ n. r
of the holt Will acrd Tramplent of Jane.
iwroleen_aed, will attend to the dnro•.
appointment on Tuesday, the 19111 , 1.1, .1
la•r. A I) ISO% at 2 a'ehe•k P M .at he, ”I
Bellefonte. when and where nil in.r.,1,1
4ntni In 'aid fund can attend If they .e
per
E W.
Auld,
111312
rrni runs NOTWE.
The underaltined, an Auditor a,
ted by the tirphartn . ourt of rent, ('.nl
wake diatrthution of the balance In the
of Ihr M. Rt•wart, Executor of John 11
hunt, late of Iturnenle townalop. ,11:1en•
and amongat Omen legally entitled
11l altend to dine hints the done, of I,
polottnent, at hie office in Ilellefortte,o'n 'I
Jay the 14th day of (4 tuber next, at 2
P 111 , of amid day, when and where all pe
Interested aro requested to attend and p
their elattna, or be for., thereafter del
from'coming In on said lund
ADAM Ili}
A with
01111121
Au1)11 , ()Its . NI/TICE.
The iindernigned, nn Amino,
led by the l)rphann' Colin of Celli r.• 4
ty, ae metre , diatritintlon of the nun. r. 1
)11111 , IM of Mi. hoel Elovolor ~ 1
.11...01. 1 nu ng, late of Putter 'loot...hip .1.
4.41, In /111111111,11gPli t
I. will attend to diaeliwire the dodo •
appoint tarot, at 111,1 4,111.... In 1401 , 1,0
'1 hnrnelay thie.l4th ,Inv of uetol,er nest
110100 i A • sold any, where and oh.
persona Interval...l ore remit...l,l 111 Olt 11.
pre......1 their violin... or he her 11.
Al red froth tioming in on sold Niel
ADAM WO
BEIM
A IN I Nil( ATI ut-..; Ni l c
!llots of I.llllllllstriii,, , m ,
144 e of Henry 11 Molt, of Hogg.. t...1,-I.q
alg 114,11 Kt 11111i1•11 id/ the 111111er.wri• .1
,4ofiN aalebital to said 1..1/11.. ar.• 1. 1 .‘
114,1 to iiiii 111111aallals IIII•11i
agaitint the moon. 1., I,n
them, duly authenticated, for Netilerno ni
T 11 11 11 1
Atimonfxtril
crooltv Sr Maurbcp
I ()()A NI( s 1
1. \ 11, 1 , , tip nI ph
VA ‘l.l 's 11 1, 171
1 lip "ill 11p1 , 1 ref tirn IP,
A\ TCII I: - I? _I;IV (,
'I 1.4 i VPiety num
rit 1‘.0.. , ‘ light, 111101 11.11 , 11114 i I
VI 1 " in " g d
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II I 2
rill).11" PA I NTING.--
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1.. 11. i, ii 101 1 111 . 111 1 0 1 , 14. ,
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I EN, IN e 150 IN P.m,
1 12 Iw 1.11111A.1,41
HENE‘ wmin
lt E E 11 E It ' S
HEItMoNs IN
PLYMOUTH PULPIT,
Are I.l.ing 1 . 1 . /141 I v proplo of curry r • 11.
W.W.I/ .11 all oncetilt+ ocotillos' Mill I'm
11, Y cure 1 , 111 of 7 MAI bruit tiol r.
thought+ 111111 tooling+ J'h o 1110 loth
and yourgiur Alf Itt t • I
hei mom., owl P. /I)erm, In !Dint aPoOtal,/ , 6.1
biridwg For rule I.v 1,11 111 v...
lire trot Iv 1.17+,111111m, 1, 1
Is 9 111 1 1 11 1 1, 11 ,1 /1 1. 1 11 Ill) giving 11.1.. bun , , ,
„1", ".„,,i ntrt .n.l4.ge• en, h Ifni;
ftl 7) A now rind 7,11J0i10 h 7,14.1 Poi tent ol
Bern het voioli,l to all wily nub.,
Exto oor ;boor./ 'off •r I Pl.l Nl' )6'141 I'l I.
I.t/, nett 'l'll t 11111141 i 1 , 41t1N ii!
on we, 111.14/1 • 1111,111, 1 111 l+totr7 11
171 '0,7./., Int 1111f1N111 1 111 1 44,1 • 11... 1, 11 prvnl , .t
111 1., 0110 111111/1 1 +4 for - 1. , !
fo,o do//,‘, Sp', tel uolucolnows 1.1 en!,
Vllllllll 1111,11 gettiug up e. 11.11”. hp „ tt
eople.., 'whinge her for
J II FOlt1) A (It , Vol '4
39 Pink Ito., IN 1'
114 , 41 d
CONSUMPTION,
Bronehltis,.Atttlima, and Ottorrli et
by hate/a/ion Abbnll's Inhnlorty Flurd
only remedy known that °perm., On the ill
ex the tulmorcleN. which lire tla ,
olt, the etivltles heal, and n mire Itti
'treatment by 101 l or In permit eta 1w
only or
It/ VIN 111'11111.1..1,, M. I
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t 1111
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