The Democratic Watciiinan.
BELLEFONTE, PA
The Mistakes of a Night
An amusing incident is related as
occurring in Goldsmith's last journey
homeward from Etighworthstown. His
father's house was about twenty miles
distant; the road lay through a rough
country, itnpasaible for carriages.
Goldsmith procured a s horse for the
journey, and a friend furnished him
w ith a guinea for traveling expenses.
He was but a stripling of sixteen, and,
reingrthus suddenly mounted on horse.
back, with money in his pocket, it is
no wonder that his head was turnip!.
He determined to play the man and
spend his money in independent tray.
eler'e style. Accordingly, instead of
pushing directly for home, lie halted
for the night at the little town of Ar•
(legit, and accosting the first person he
met, inquired, with somewhat of a con.
mumential air, for the beat house in the
place. Unluckily, the person he had
accosted was one Kelly, a notorious
'wing, Who was quartered in the family
of one Mr. Featherstone, a gentleman
of fortune. Amused with the self-con•
sequence of the stripling. and willing
to play off a practical joke at his ex
pense, he directed him to what wca
literally "the best house in the place',"
nn Plv, the family mansion of Mr.
Featherstone. Goldsmith accordingly
rode up to what lie supposed to be an
inn, ordered his horse to be' taken. to
the stable, walked into the parlor,
seated himself by the fire, and detnand.
eil what he could have for supper. On
ordinary 'occasions he was different
and even awakened in his mariner;
but here he was "at ease in his inn,"
and felt called upon to show his man
hood and enact the experienced travel
er His person VIM by no means cal
ciliated to play oft his pretensions, for
lie was short and thick, with a pock
marked face, and an air and carriage
of by no means distinguished cast.
The owner of the house, however, soon
discovered hie whimsical mistake, and
being a man of humor, determined to
indulge it, especially as he accidental
ly learned that his intruding guest eras
the son of an old acquaintance.
Accordingly Goldsmith was "fooled
to the top of his bent," and permitted
to have full sway throughout the eve
ning. Never was school-b9y more
elated. When supper eras seerved, he
most condescendingly insisted that the
landlord, his wife, and daughter should
partake, and ordered a bottle of wine
to crown the repast and benefit the
house. His last flourish was on going
to bed, when he gave especial orders
to have a hot cake for breakfast. His
conflisioa and dismay on, discovering'
the nextrmorning, that he had been
swaggering in his free and-easy way in
the house of a private gentleman, may
he readily conceived. True to his bah
of turning-the events of life to
lit
,r s, we find this chapter of
ludicrous blunder- crosit.purposea
Iritinall , e.l many ',oars afterwards, in
his admirable comedy of "She Stoops
lo Conquer • or the Mistakes of a
Night."—Front /rving's Liffs of Gold
smith.—
Puritan M•rality and Teaching.
The following remarks on divorce
are from the Baltimore Sun. These
divorce statistics speak volumes in
reference to the crime and vice of the
"God and morality States," in which
there it no dearth of Bibles and Mon
pal tracts :
"The article ollisPresident Woolsey,
of Yale College, on "Divorce Legisla
tioo in the United States," to whieli
we referred some time ago, contains
startling facts. That article ix based on
a careful examination of the statistics
of twenty•three States, including nearly
all the older ones. The causes of di
vorce are given in the various reisql.
presented to the Legislature. In Ver
wont, out of 571 divorcee in' fire s- •:,
there were for adultery 164, willful I.
sertimp.l3B, desertion 60, hank.' shl%
severeq 136, for refusal to support I
with twenty others, most of %%10 , 1,
more cause than one were !new loile I.
In Massachusetts out of 1,!2n1 .11, or
ces granted in about ti % e I.l•re
were for adultery 564. 42.2 per (•t..,(.. for
desertion 586, or 45.5 per vent . for
cruelty 122 or 9.4 per cent , I 1 for ,iti
temperance and 21 miscellnricouS.
Here the large ratio for adultery is
startling, Can this repteseut the real
state of the case? In out of 3,-
801 cues of which the cart-tem are par
ticularly assigned, there were granted
for adultery 835, for ithecocunilnd Deg'
lect 1,040, .for cruelty 441), for Intents
perance 196.
Western Reserve counties 14ave
much larger portion 01 divorces Lion
the rest of the.Stitte. These counties
are cimipmed .r puree of the
and il.e leaders in all
In Vermont the ra
h° ilivorce4 to annual mar
rrages i()Ot4 r tin seven years a total
01730 divorces to 15,710 marriages, or
a ratio of 1 t., 31. In Massachusetts,
fora period ot four years, there was a
total 011,022 divorces to 45,372 mar
daces, a ratio of 1 to 44. In Ohio, in
1866, the divorces were 1,860, the mar.
50,579 1 a ratio of Ito 26. In
Connecticut, in a period of eight years,
the divorcee foot up 2,910, marriages
3 3,327, ' , ratio of Ito 11. From Prue-
Ida we have some material for inetitut'
ing c comparison between that country
Of loose divorce laws and the State
above. For instance, in Connecticut,
where the whole number of marriages
was 4,978 in 1866, the number of mar
riages in vrhinh both purties were of
foreign birth were 1,208. Deducting
them we have the ratio of 1 divorce to
lees 'than 81 marriages. In Prussia,
in 1865, 85.914 marriages and 2,001
Aimee' ) ratio 1 to 25. • These statis.
flee go to show, that, bad as the west
is in the facilitiee with it affords for di.
yore.). itlitte received rather *pre than
e..
Its Share 'of oditun. "There. is a general
loosenenneon thin subject In the legis-
Ware nt'aiont of the States, which is
diecreditalde to us as a civilized peo•
ple and initaicat to the happiness and
virtue of the country.
The Origin of Greenbaohs
According to Irving, in his "Con
quest of Greenada," the invention or
greenbacks dates back to 1483, and is
attributed to the good Count do Tendib
In, commander of the memorable fort
ress of Alhatna. The venerable Fray An.
tonio Agapida thus relates the circum•
stances: ' happened" he observes,
"that 'this Catholic cavttlier at one
time was destitute of gold and silver,
Wherewith to pay the wages of his
troops; and the soldiers murmured
greatly, seeing that they had not th
means of purchasing the necessaries
from the people of the town.
"In this delimma, what does this
most sagacious commander? He takes
a number of little morsels b( pa
per, on which he inscribed various
sums, large and small according to the
nature of the case, and signs me them
with his own hand and name. These
did he give to the soldiery in earnest
of their pay.
'ow, " you Will say, "are soldiers
to be paid . with scraps of paper ?“
Even so. I 'mower, and well "paid, ton,
tie I will presently make manifest; for
the good Ccunt isened a proVamation
ordering the inhalni
take those morsell,
amount thereon promi
to redeem them at a futu.v time• with
silver and gold, end greatening with
severe punishment to all who should
refuse. The people, having full confi
dence in hie word, and trusting lie
would' be as willing to perform the one
proellthe us he certainly was able to
perform the other, took these curious
morsels of paper without hesitation or
demur.
'•'Thus by a subtle and mist !nitwit
lons kind of alchemy did this Catholic
chevalier turn worthless paper into
precious gold, and make his late im
poverished garrison abound in money."
It k but just to add that the Count
de Tamhtla redeemed hie promises like
aloyal knight :and this miracle, as it
appeared in the eyes of Fray Antonio
Agapida, ii the first instance on record
of paper money , a hielt line since
inundated the ckilized world with un
bounded opulence.
The True Story of Cinderella
The story of Cinderella is familldar
to every one, and yet there are Om
that treneure it up as in any respect!'
true. But it hag a foundation and a
reality that really need no fairy god
mother, with her pumpkin and her
rate, to make an entertaining Isle. It
Is RN IoIIOWS :
In about the year 1730 a Frenic}i
actor, by the manic. ofThevennrd, hied
in Paris Ile was rich and stalented,
but he had no wife, and we may be
he% e he had never loved any one, but
gave all lies anecdotist to those ideal
characters that ho «itil.l represent so
finely on the stage. One day as he
was walking leisurely along the streets
of Paris, he came upon a colibler's stall,
and his eye was attracted by:a dainty
little shoe which lay there waiting for
repairs. Ilia inonagination began
niediately to fiirni the little toot that
must lit such a little shoe. Ile exam
nomad it well, but only to admire it
more and more
u n going to Itt , t hott.e he Meetnol
hnunte.l by the I.ttle shoe. Ile lan
ried it tripped oter bin Hoot , : he could
here the hitt4ie of itm tread—ill tart,
there way nothing among all hi-. ele
gant treasures that Beeine.l to low !tali
so beautiful.
Ile went to the , tall of the cobbler
again, but could learn nothing in re
gard to the owner of the shoe. This
only iticrear.ed Inc eagerness, and made
him more determined, to know to
whom it belonged. Day by day he
dlslippoirited, but he was not ths
1:0.1 the little foot needed the lit
i'e -tot., and The% JA•t the ottl4i
a poor girl whoa*, trfireuil‘helongei
to the humblest nines. But the ardent
tor thought not of caste or fitnitl.
Ills heart had already pronounced the
liitle one Iris wife lie married the
girl, with no question of what people
would nay, and telt joy enough in hear
ing the tread of the light, iambic feet
through the silent room., to pit. 111111
lor the sacrifice of people's apprut al.
Thu. 111 the true story of •inderella, and
from which the child romance sprang.
Wii A l' A 1 4 1..0m...err F. Is —One °Nile
editors of the New Orleans Times ha•
received a busines. letter, of which the
followoig is a 11/be/heel wiry .
:tom ons '27,1h7 0
11,111 N Etielo.e.l fil! 11 hut the 44.41
Is PteS,enf~ I
C • • • r.
Mi•asurtng our corre•imildent's anx
iety by his liberality, both gratitude and
,coniptiseitni prompts un early reply
Hat ing once pas•ed thiough a similar
condition of inciital exhitostion in en
deavoring to comprehend the Schleswig.
Holstein questake, WO feel for our
friend's dazed condition over the "Ple
biscite," and shall On tefore proceed to
answer.
A "plebiscite" I , a thing only a few
"feller," can [l[l , l..lst:oul You
when in tho cour-e et lumen I I eat., the
polity of a gotternnit•itt in it, tian.ceit •
dental relutiona with tile political cool-
omits of 0 Stall Itec , tme imbued 0 irir
the spectral analysis of abnormal influ
ence., infringing upon the perpetuity
of institutions at mice nugatory to the
abtruse interests of theocracy, why then
a deceit respect for the opinion; of
in in kind require@ the pr,tinulgation of a
popular analytical ticititle , to. kti which
" In short, it," 1 , Catrit.
a "plebiscite'r" or, 1 . 01 , 0 r
French for ' Ile, • don't b"tich r
.•
ire." There. •
B RIC IfASI TdrNo rug; 'ot nut
two hundred, tiritmen , l fruit treo, xl•
though thoozht he hn4 hi% hand. , full
of tin toir%ory lai.inP..= already.
LegitE .&dvertisementsl 1
PENNSYLVANIA, CEN.I'IIP, Co..
SS I, J, H. !Morrison, pie' lo of the (11-
plan's Court of Sold county !Morrison, ''
Centro, do here
by oortify, that at an Orpha no Court held nt
Beilefi t te, the Vali My of April Is7o, before
the Honorable the Judges of ontd Biafrt. Ott
motion role was granted main the lotilrs and
lege' representatives of - Jitarib ',tanners, de
ceased, as follows, viz. •
'Those living In the mom ty of 'Centre ,are
Mary Leathers, widow of Just-ph jA./1011.1,, thy
ceased, Fredrick Leathers, lion lei Lethere,
John Leathers, Elton Klnoh, John Emelt, Mar
tha Ann Hair, (whloo )(lit-Let Ina Heenllu, (wiii•
tor), Christian Beeline, Jacob ins:lobo John P.
Pehoss, anti 'inane De 1111.2. ills wife, Saintly'
Denials., John %lithium, (au , lying husband),
Williaml
pet,
In \ band), Manful
Bechtle. Mary m'', (wido w• Leathers,
Philip W. Barnhart,. and Rot e Barhart his
ride, Samuel It. Leathers, Benjamin F Leath•
erkliarnuel Leathers, Jacob R Loathes, Frank
lin Bechtel, Emanuel Itupert, Sarah !tuition,
his wife, James James, anti Mtn N. James his
wife, Nathan James, and Helicon Jinni's his
wife, John Cleverly and Sarah lies et by his safe,
nod James Boddie.
Tho following ten mimed tire minors anti
have for their-gun:Alan,' od blotto, Fredrick
Leathers, Andrew Linn. Franklin Linn, had
Robert Linn, Mary C‘illiarns-Stonin E
Thomas Nathan Recline, C lii-ehtle,
Daniel Beeline, and John Buller David Bevil.
tie, Joseph, Beeline, Lydia Bechtel, William
Redid°, Rail Humid Bechtel win , m e*lt.l mi
nors and hare for their guardian -Michael
tiehanek, Sr. Martin Hoehn° is a minor and
line for lilt guardian Edward Ressler of 1111.
noir. Louisa A Itayptiolitz le n minor and has
fo( her guardiail John Retinal:el of Indiana,
Mailmen E liiiehtle and Larettit I !toddle ilia
both mini - inland have for then guardian Ilar•
rlet litehtle,ofJahippit Indiana Lwii,
linehand of Barbara Lem hers..ieeil of NliiHßls;
Mary Hither, Abraham Butner. %William Fortin,
and Elizabeth Feartin lota it, all off lumen
enmity, Pa Shwa, Maly Shn,, and
Joseph Boddie of Venting° eon illy Mary
Vllerry, (Hilo, and
tterihtie, of the same Oleo Fredrick Beeline,
hi. • unli tioehrinn IN dos, 1
',..t 1111,, 1,1111,0'1 1,111,14011, r\ an, y
to wlte„farnl, 'l' Itilinbal tar Willa,.
°all, Auna M 51artiliall, his WIG, 1111,1
1 , ink lit 11. Itimiliarger, all o! a lose nddn•n+
n 4 unknown. Harriet 'teddy% fa Moo 1, of
George Rutter, t nitro tying husbun, ll. ,Cal
ooh Bechtel, David Bodin,. 51 ielidql
East, Mary Any East, Iti•tr'lTif , •, Adam
Fred Inge r, Susan Frettingordiiii N 1f.% Enidimel
Hand, i, Cathadini minder, his do, Sophia
'iodide, Le, I lieoldel, ti lan Reolitle,
'Jimmie. %%Minion, Susan Willnon.i, his oil,
.huidi Rutter. Pavia Butter. - Hook and
Nary Hook, hit Nile, all of the `itt, id Milo
John Ituridiarg..r. Norsk log husband) Jeffer
son county, John Mittistillas, and Marthl
(mnistilla., lilt wife, .11 Beech (
eT, 111111/Irl.l Et•11/1 ,,,, 111 11 Ell/.1 1 4.111 11,41.14.,
or lieedi Creek, Clinton county, Po .Ineepli 11,
Linn, o(Tottkvillo, 1111nola, John Halwlek,
lilt
11' llidwiek, his w Ito, Margioet ill Linn, Wil
li/int I" Linn, John NV Linn not Nancy Linn, all
of hentinil county, Illintos. IV I" ',rattlers of
Iltirlatintairg, Pa. Claris Tlionni. :111 , 1 \
11111 , TllOlllll.l, hit wife, of Tna 01.11114 "'Mini) , i•ii.
Illinois •Hailiel Cook. Elizabeth hie ails lan,'
Elisabeth H,4iLlte Thomas 1114Kiii, Edna
Higgins, his airy, It Marti Ilan net
Man tin, ht. wife, NVlllitini It..•lntle, /111 , 1 ,1,•'“,•
154,100, all of tile State of Mimeos, :humid
'toddle, Jonathan lid lilt 4 , 11111 t,e,a go Hey -
I.hons, all of (Inuit elpinity, Indian". dnlin
I,,adyear 111111 H 12111,011 Into 1 , de, ~ 1 !
lif,,VlAostyville, Pa Attar , do , WMII 0111, per
may 1,, , het, nvy.l legal repro., mu
tires of 101111 .1/leol, 1,1 , 111 her., deeeto.r.l 'I n
come loin the Court on the (once la 1 , 1 , 111,111 V of
‘llgll,l 11n. ct Mid 110Cepl, or t. tus, 1, /lc „pt
at the ,altititlon and appral.inent,or `dam ,oust'
as by the real estate el still deCell.lll , l .11,111 , 1
not ire 401,1 In TI•11,11111111y Vil/ereof I hare
hereunto not tam hand and affixed seal of
said Untirt rat Hellekinto the 15th dz . ) of April
A It 107.1.
Sheriff'
I, W
c-n 'V.I 187
. \".
I
S„eryr f
.1 II
utDLiNo,
AN! A, 1 I,\ no: t
I I, J. II Mt rrlvon, Clerk of the , irphan •
curt of said rounty of 'tour , '
that at an I irphati•• roort held et
Itelle
fonte,tho edh day of April Im7o, I wfore the Hon
orable the Judge. 01 said Court 4)0 tootlitri,
rule was aranted upon the helm and represent
nil ye, Of John WI•A deef.11.1..1, to some Into
the Court on the fourth Monday of A uguet next
and av, ept, or refuse t• to t ept, at the valuer
then and Apprai,einent or %now vuopo- why the
real estate of PAH dinevaned s bould not be sold
111 testimony whereof, I hare hereunto Set
toy hand end Ittlised the seal ..f rourt at
Itellefonte the Volt day of April 1471)
St,rirrx
1,170 pi II 3loiltßis.N.
1)1% WtmoDRING, j
tif
I)EN NS YI, N' N lA, (2EN - ritE Co.,
I ,1 11 Morn neon. ierk of the Or•
tort enol comity oft entire. do bete
I to
tnerffe, that et sot I trphan'in wort held ISt
Il• U. fettle, the Lilt t 1 t) of .11 , 111 1.71 t,
IlortornWe the .Ind; , t ~ 0.1 art tln
'notion ruin, war lattlltt.l ninon the heir.. •n.l
tepee.. ninon to. ot•toolten ker olevene•
..1 t I t ',no into the I our! nu the 1 0 111(11 MOII
10 01 ‘111(11 , neat. no ...' O lJt. Or I eftone to tne.
pi, at the 11010111011 111.f1 Itprrlt.elllolt, Or
ov 4,100 , why OW 1010 101/11.0 of anon! de
-1,0,1 ,11.11.1 not .1 1 / 1 I
honlininne wheret•t 1 klerellllto net my
Ina t,.1 .nuol 1.111 enl the seAl ..f nal , l ULU till Bello
!. hie the 1 , 111 tiny of April lei. ,
rule
mu1t111.4 4, N.
cle.k
'May 2Lth, 1.70
I •, :I ct 6h,r,
P", SY IN.\ NIA CENTRE Co.,
a , I,J If Morrt,ott, vied.: of the Gr.
wino s f flirt of said e01,111 , y of Centro, do here.
hy 4,1111). that at An I )rphan's Court held at
fp• 110.1111.• Ow „nth .1a) of April 11470. before
the ll.morable the lodge+ snot of f ourt un
motion rule Alv grant. d upon the heir* and
repre•eilteth vs of George Wegner deceased, to
• 1).1 • thin the Court 011 thi. !worth Nlonday of
‘ogost used, And aceept, or refuse to neeept,
at the valuation anti appll.l3ellllllll, 0r rhow
why lilt , real estate Of said deceased
01011 H 1,1
In temlnt , Ftly whereof, I have hereurito.vet
lily h.001e,11,1 Wised the m. it of maid t ourt ILL
141 . 1144,1111 . 111 , 2.101 .111) . Or April 167 1 1
Sheriff - 4 ottli e,)
51 Z.. 111 1ti7i), ( .1 5101{10,0N,
‘1“1/1 , 1(1N4., ) Clerk, 4/
15 21.4 it iSheirt:l
rip() HEMS 11101 LEGAL
la sr‘ of WM.
not ice that, by ''role of
ttrit of l'artition, 'wow,' out or the I , r oan.„
I „Mt ni r ,oitre count), and to Inc directed, an
lopie,t will he held at tilt late renidetice of
11illittin Wagner dirty/tat J, in the itrattattip of
Haul , and county of Centre, on Satiirday the
I,tli day .1 June. A II lulu, at In o'clock a In
ot raid diy for the pitrinc.e of making cant
icon of the Iva! 0-11111 , 01 arid tinceaand to and
aitiont; helm and legal rerot,o•lollliVer.,
ti
the ,tine call lie ,lona 111theut prejudice In or
spoiling of tho a hole, othelti too to value 111101
the ',MP' 111 ~,, ealfig 11l .111111
111111 . 1111i1 pi. , yOll may ho irrent•llt, If )01/
think roper
Sheritt a office, l U. WOUDRIZiIi, Sheritl
May loth, leg.) 13-19
1 O TIIE 1.1 EMS Kiel LEO A L REP.
REM ENTATIN ES of PETER Slal.F.:ll
eased tuba nonce that by t woe of it iv..
of Pat titton, sinned out of the Orphan'' Court
I Centre county and to 111444 itiraoted, on ill
-4111044i. Will i.e held at the lute ;earthen. , of
Peter Soylrr daroll..lt In the townahlp of
Walker, and enuoty of f7ontre, ou Preis, the
•its d.ty 44( 4luly, 1070, all.) o'clok a 111., of raid
t la ,het /ire pinip44l4• Of Making latrtiOnn erthe
tool e•tale 01 a , .14 deeeneed to anti fitting hi•
heir , and legal tepteeentatlree, if the sonic
ran he ,ionepreettlite• to et
et the a hole: lothertslae 4/ //title /1/141 appraise'
the flute ateetrtilnti to law, at whist time and
plate, yeu may he present, if you think proper
Shi-olti'm allies. I 15-19
May loth Pau It %V. 1 1 4)01/RING, Sherri.
rro Tin: HEIR, rind LEGAL REP
ItESEN'fATIVE9 a( REPHEN GEARS
dccea•et l take node° that, by virtue of a Writ
of Partition, touted out nf the Orphan's Couri
oft entre county. and to me directed: an itr,
.010•1 will he held nt the lute residence of Bet
hen Geary. deeemed, In the townsolp of Pent
e nd !lie °aunty of Centre, on Friday the 24t.
et, et limo 107 a. at hi
t plat, !ft ti n nukingpartition of
the talal tp , tate d0e...0 , J to and .0,004,
hi. iwir+ 11114 legelotyettit ee, the ~,,
n he d,,,,„ p 4,1,1,e,. to or iiee Ihtg
111 , 4 , a,t11,1•1111., ,11,1,e4turalee
the alum aeetudink to law et e hit h tune and
instil von tufty beltreser, If ,4111 thlllk . propls or .
elterltr. t t
May loth Ic7o, J 11 llt`,.. — Wtltditttl:4ll, Sheriff
t, ' Schools
" S (11001, IN THE If OUNs
TA INS," AT
IiELE,croNTE, PA.,
Spring term begins
WI:DX IrNG IY, APRIL 13th, 1879,
with et ory facility for the training or youth
01 both or noi, in eh that constitutes a liberal
nml thorough he plan of the In.
stittition ounitnunnt throe separate departments
Ito the noconnthitiation of three different clam
ors of pupils First, ft
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
here Children %111 be carefully Instructed In
all the Elementary Engllek Bnm:ties. Second,
INTERMEDIATE DEPAATMENT
embracing a thorough coUrse In Orthography,
Reading, tiengraphy, Arithmetic, English
Gutnimar. History, l'onnuttuthip& Book-Keep
ing. Third, a
O)LI,EOIATE DEPARTMENT,
embracing all the higher branches taught In
flr , t class Berrilnarleii, Including the Latin,
Omsk and French Latigtialters, nglneerlnlig,
Litigate, Natural Bidences amiativanced Math
cmatimi
Mt .o AND pn,wtionro :TIMM regular Ibtanolk
eq Hi the couree of study and will ho taught.to
tho plitahl without extra charge
Knell erholnr hes n due share of Individual
nthultioll
INSTRUCTORS
lIEV. J. P. 111:01IES, A. M,
Tiincher_ of Ancient Lettigititgen and Natural
Science,
REV J. V. R. l!tirnlE / S, A. M.,
T ta, her Id Atalhornatle+ and English Htu
du•N, '
M 1,451 MARY E SNYDER
Teacher of French, Drawing and Literature.
=
'j'cn'•h.4r of Vocal and [oat rumental Music
A llinited number of bowl ran have a plow.
ant home with the Principal, where every ne
re,,ary attention I+ given to promote the moor.
at. IW/11111.1111 comfort of thnee committed to
1114 cote
For further partieularm, addrer.
J. P. 111/1;11E9,
II If, )1-tnrytn i.
Watchmaking ac Jewelry
F RANK P. PLA IR,
(Successor to .1. H. Ifithri.)
PR teTICAL IVATCUMAK ER, JEWELLER
EN(;It 11 F.ii, 14 ELLF:Fi PE'SNA
ALSO, DEALER IN
American, Engliall and 8w1.44 Waletwa,Claeka
Fine Jewelry and Silver plated Ware,
Watches Repaired on tt w • mart
.SCIENTIFIC PR I.VCIPL ES,
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GIVE ENTIRE SATI.SFACTION
MASI)NIC MA tR4,
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edswitarture4l , mtort notice
Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry Nlannfontured
to onnor,
DON'T FORD TT TLE PLA CL
Next door to Iforper Itro hhom, hiding Mt
next Hugh, liellefonte (:entre county, P.
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Printing.
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EIVVELOEEs
Every hu•lue•s man should luau e a printed
I.etteni aud lAlln and Ids Card
On hi• EllleilPpeu
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elkeape , 4 awl the ne - t plac e to get them
IC It the “thee of f i he
DEMiwRATIC IVATCHDIAN
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1i,',./411.$ 011 r $(.014 or paper In every variety
Ir pnrrh+,+rd (mm Ili,. mnunfu•turrr, at the
Losiet , l Pricep, rui,l mir faellition or printing
nt the qmallo.t en al and In the heat .tyle, are
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lilty KIND OP JOB PRINTING
„ IN A TrY,S,
THAT LiEF IFs .13),1114.111
rumitnre
S . IL WILLIAMS & C 6.,
Wh.)lenala and Retail Dealers In
GOTTAOE FURgITURE
An kin& or
TURNED WORK
Plitil l tilehod to the trade at
CITY PRICES
TURNED PALINGS
BALVSTERS,
and RANI) RAILING,
furnlnhed to Flulld(4P
Irpholntering,Rerinl ring Fortilture and ovPry
thing portalnlng LO the buttlneset promptly at
11=1111!
Nactory: nom. Blanchard d Crig. Plnyttng
UNDERTAKING
We Rho maRK , OFFI 44. nii . (l aitittol !liberals'
‘rith thu most
ELE“ANT FIEM2RE
ever In this part of the country
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OPPOSITE THE BUN! HorSE.
14-32 lIELLEFuNTE, PA
pivnioN IZE HUM E I N DUSTRY
JOIEN BRACH 111 (1,-
Manufacturer nod dealer in
HOUSEIIO LD. FUR NITUR P,',
gPLINO S ltsu.r.votvra, PA.,
Keeps eitnatantly on hand a cho leo assortmen
of l‘latull.lBl,, :Way, Lounges, Lied
steads, At• A very lino selection of
WALT, PAPER,
will always Iw found ;U. I,OW PIiICES.
16-46-ly _t
FURNITIT RE WARE ROOM.
110.11 rd Street, Bellefonte, Pa, where
Bureaus, Lounges,
sofa., Hat Baas,
What Note, Stands,
Chairs, Stools,
Es tension Tables, Etc ,
Of every description, quality, and pries, for
sale cheaper than at any other entablistuc•ent
of the kind in Central Pennitylrania.
vati2.o HENRY I. HARRIES.
Liquors,
ATER AND BETTER NEWS
Not with tat it tng hard tfmrn, high tare s,
tillother public tipproeurloll., Intense excite
ment reignx at the
WIIOLFAALE LIQUOR ATORE
In the marble front on Bishop street, Belle•
font., Pa , where In kept, constantly • full sup
ply of the
11F141 LIQU()FIS
oil priers lower than ran he found elsewhere
outside of Philadelphia. His stock consists
of the heel
old Rye,
Monongahela
and 1)1,1 Irish ' •
WhlAk lee,
Holland Gln,
(...:ogn lac
and other
Brandies;
Jamaica
and Ne•
England
Rum;
) .derm•iii
1 Madeira,
•
4 '' Lisbon,
• ...• (Merry
and Port
Mnnem
Cordbdm,
and
All kinds of fiirnps, which he is selling so
lux an U, artuainh
vsnl2 A FIAI , M, Agent.
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FOItEiGN AND VOMESTIC
WINEG.3 & LIQUORS
In the morn formerly occupied by the Key.
clone Bakery, on Bishop 'meet, Bellefonte, Pa,
Laktx ploamare in Informin g the public
LhAt he keepA constantly on hand a 'Ripply of
elluteu Foreign end Donmetle Liquor,.
All eacha warranted - to contain the amount
marked.
• • •
The attention ..! praeilelng pnyslolana la
railed tg 01"
Pi It E
Suitable foi nu.h.al purposes. Bottlex, Jugs,
and iletnliiiiii,:i•onstantly on hand. He haa the
ONLY PURE NECTAR WRISICY
In town.
All lig wort, aro warranted to give atttlafaetlon
',ignore will be *obi by the quart, barrel, or
tiert.tt
tie Ilia a large lot of •
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Of the ftpeAt grades on hand.
Unaftdaat that he ean pleat.* ountorrisra, he
rrs o pectfully aolialta a abate of publicyr:ntriotn-
Fur Bale.
IJC)TC4'FOR FOR S ' l. ?.
The dtrbeeilbe j offers atl t I
FORTY.T.W.O,LOT '666 66 , 6 6
i !II int.ditittly o.lfelnlna the borough or Belle
(wirer, In wbal.lll termed rul Coleavllle. ,
Ileaaanlty, 41411004 i, •, , t - ~.,
l'itre nrwePrAt ell of thern.
flit. twit elweil• ' .1 , n '
..ow Tale. warrants and warnts titles.
I
IlThere 'NA plovild watllto vr4r tap ihle
titles.
property , , and rnaignlllesnt r tee _ for t
14-24-em. „,. ' LI “ • le,. ,I p.AI,,
ititt444J
lAIII4 Na4VOYPV aSTORE,
(Entublished In 1846.)
At alb well know •ei•Altilhni•a4 ins, b•
found everything lu th.
I • ' ' lttottli c tilit witei4i 2
THEOLOGICAL,
CIAB.BICAL
LAIC
aCIENTIFIC,
f , . I 4
, f,
Ad extensive assortment of
FAMILY BIBLES,
• of 3
or or without Photographie Plates, ranging
In price from 1175 to g 48,00. Moo all the Day
and Sunday School Books In general use.
BLANK BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
LEGAL BLANKS,
LEGAL BLANKS,
STATIONERY, ate,
STATIONERY. etc.
Prompt attends)* given to °Mom ♦ Mors'
dleobunt giade to those who buy to se II
again. vl4nl
N EW BOOK SWORE
==l
Bot Ass , Eltatwney and Nom 111nroriates
JACOB D. MIX,LEft,
Mae purchased the Sook, eltaitkestirY mad
News establishment of Einsloe and Bro., on
Allegheny etreet, near the Diamond, to which
ho hanJuipt added, a large Invoice of gouda suoh
a 9 In generally kept In a well conducted Book
and Statiodllrr=fr:"'VTilloeli cionalota of
Theological, Medical, Law, Afisoellansous,
Sunday School, School Books, Time Books.
Pas. Books, and. Diaries. Every grads
and price of Cap, Isigal, Letter, Bath and
' Note Paper, floe Preach Alper, Lave
everrelis *ad-Priv,.
Pens, Ink*, Inkstands, Erasers,
Rubber bands, transparent and
common Slates, Slats Amens,
Lead Pencils. Crayons, eta
ALBo,—Daly and Weekly Papers. WWl
:lnes and Sheet Music, a large supply of
and Justices filanks,coustantlyos hand. L lito i
Intarnit - ItervalmiretanniiarThae. Halm
shin Wholesale Agent for Lochmaa's Celebra
ted Writing Fluid
Country merchants would do wall to call and
examine my stock before pnrchaslng sloe
where, ow I can sell 46 trysemsfaatarers Woes.
Rooks col to order when desired. v1.3n034.1y
Hotels and Salo* , a
B ROK ER HOFF HOUSE
ALLEGANY STREET
BELLEFONTE, PENN'A
HO CS/s'A ./. & KRON,
Prcprisiders.)
A first class hold--comforiable room.—pomp
attendance.
All the modern eonvenletieos and rwonable
charges.
The proprietors otliar to the travellag publio
and to their country Mends trretwilase &acorn
imulations, and careful attention to the waste
of giieNtol, at - all times, at fair rates. Careful
ho‘tiers and good stabling. An extiellent ►
ble, well served. A bar, supplied with the hest
of liquors. Servants well trained, and every
thing requisite in a brat class hote l
Om location is In the business ptrtion of tbs.
town, nearth• post once, the sours louse, the
eborehes. the banks, and the prinoipal pleees
of latalnees, rendering it the meet eligible
place to stop for those who visit Bellefonte N•
Mar on business or for pleasure.
An omnibus will carry passengers and bag
gage to and from all trains free of • - 4-2
B OSH HOUSE,
paclA:rrorrrE, PENNA.
!HEARD k HOWELL, Ploproiors
'fhb. elegant hotel, having corn* under the
supervielen of the undersigned, they would
reeperlftally announce to the public t6fill. they
are prepared to sooommodate them alter the
style 01 the hat houses In the noes. The Bush
lions. Is • magnificent building. spbewadly
f.rnished, and capable of comfortably &sworn
modating
THREE HUNDRED GUESTS
Ilia mituated near the depot, and **pronto°
to all Owen of burin's, and le the beet beta.
In ventral Pennsylvania. Ito waiters are oblige
in& polite and attentive; its tables are sap
plre4 with every luxury In the market; ita
stables are first cbusa,with attentive and human.
tiomtlerm, and Its bar supplied with the beet of
honor. For guests frbm the cities to apand
the rummer it le rust 04 plats! The proprietors
will be happy to receive the public as often as
they wish to nett.
RIKARD A HOWELL.
Prop!.lotors
G A RM A N'S HOTEL-DANIEL
GARMAN, Proprietor.
Thin loopestablishod and well-known Hotel,
situated on the southeast corner of the Div
monk opposite tie Courthouse, having been
purchased by Daniel Garman, hs ammonites
to the former patrons of this establhohment
and to the traveling public gonerally, that he
hae thoroughly refitted his house, and is pre
pared to render that most astiafoctory sawn
modation to all who may' favor him with their
patronage. lda pains will be spared on his
part to add to the oonvenienoo or oomfort of
Ida gnu" All Who stop vie him will and
his table abundantly supplied with the moot
sumptuous fare the market will afford, done up
In etyle by the Most experienced gooks. Els
liar will always contain the ohoicest of liquors.
Ills Stabling Is the beet in town, and will always
he attended by the most trustworthy and at
tentive hustlers. Give hint a call, ono and
and he feols confidant that all will be s.tiefl ed
with their accommodation.An exponent LIT',
ery In attached to thin establishment, which
otrangerls from abroad will and greatly to their
advantage.
CUMMINQS HOUSE.
- - -
JAMES H. LIPTON,
Propristor
BELLEFONTE FENNA.
The undersigned, having assumed oortroi
of tills Moe hotel, would respectfully ask the
patronage of the public. H. to prepared to
atcommodate guests in the, hest of style, and
will take este that his thbles kte suppled with
the hest in the market. Good'tables attached to the hotel, with careful and attentive stir ,
vents. The trailing publio axe invited to give
the Cummings Houle* call. 15-20-1
N ATION i kL HOTEL,
AIILLEXIX. PA.
JONATHAN KREIViaI, Proprietor.
Having purehaseti this adadroble proper*,
the proprietor takes pleasure In Informing hie
friende, that he has relined liunkrefurniehed It
from top to bottom, and I. now prepered to so-
commodore travelers and ethers In &idyls that
he hopes will prove pot only setlsfactory, but
pleasant.
His table si,d bar, will not be swelled by any
In the country.
Hie stable Is large sod pow, and Is attended
by experienced and attentive tethers. IkSki•ly
MONTOUR HOUSE, LOCK HA
)1;00NY, Propriste.
Thin eloping Hotel, tormeity known as the
"Washington House," on Water stmej, tug
ready for the rioeepttolcor Walton end
ere. It has been elegontly tural!:hodand t.
table always ' , applied arlththe at. 'Visitors
to,loodt Heron will And tilt , e pleannteet
pike city. A. bee bus °convey!" the
gguMdl pf the house to tpad frost/ thetlHon
trains.
SA,LE IDITILKANEATIS AID EX
Ptp*tritBtir AT At FFIO F.