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,he Democratic Watciiinan.
It El. I, EI , N , A
Grant'--the Fenlans—Cuba
7o Na Editors of the WATeIItIAN
1)5,111Si116 Wehare 1,1,01,11I1)/V1 111111 11. 11 . 11 R
generally titnleisttetsi that the people 01 thlY
owavy newly to old all peoplp
•Irugglmg ha liberty. Can no repent that
00'011011 any titoret So. It tho free (dent
of the rtltted Staley represent it American
peele , ,10 are eonfourlderl Whttl did lui tay
in hi , III?t 1111,14‘1•40 1., In.
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bring to a final Lsxur,l nenmtt Rohm, ruahi take
0111001 f
110 10.111. 111 1 liter the 111‘1 . .it.0 or
Johnston tins called home, piny
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to lit, and that tbe ulnae of trot may null
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the .%Inlanna until a fey,
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The Fifteenth Amendment
Th, Pott.die Standard, one of the
uhle , a Democratic papers in the State,
takes the right %lea' of the Negro SM .
•
!rage question and In] kes reneibl" , a
followa:
The controller, of the Rama! press
are exceedingly anxious for the De
mocracy to acippeßce ut the X Viii
amendment and to enUr into competi
Lieu with the Radical party fur the ne
gre vote. They cannot conceal -their
mortification at the indignant vigor
with which the Democracy repudiate
the one and reject the other. It spoils
(hi ir programme entirely. They ex
pected the Democracy to rush %era
eiously at the tempting looking bait
only to bite the hart hook. The Radi
cal leaders expected that the Southern
Democracy would utterly repudiate
negro suffrage, and that the Northern
Donomacy would eagerly accept it
anil try to g e t, the Mack uote, only to
he diMapiannted. On the contrary the
Southern Doinueracy hate, in many
instances, secured the negro vote and
beaten the-Radicals at their own game,
while the Northern Democracy hate
rejected the blacks, and thus secured
more white voters from* the Radical
party than the Radical party has se ,
cured black voters. The white man's
partyje steadily going up, while the
part} whose leaders thought I.2o4raise
themselves into perp4tual power
through the power of the black ele
meat is awsteadily going down. Con
necticut and New York show, most
indubital i tly, that tills ..113 true.
The Radical press are most careful
to pick up every scrap of stuff uttered
by isolated quasi Democratic news•
papers in favor of the policy of seeking
the negro vote, but they ciuinot succeed
in the slightest degree in fixing", 11C,Fro
suffrage upon the party itselß 'I lie
Democratic party has 110 quarrel with
the negroes. The Democracy wish
hem weir, and under ail proper cit.-
ounis t ances will protect them in their
persons and "property. But the De
mocracy do now and will forever re
pudiate the act, the spirit which actu•
tiled the actors and the maps taken
to pass and enforce the Fifteenth
amendment: - The act iv a fraud upon
the country, concocted not in a spirit
of magnanimity or justice toward the
negroes, but for the purpose of en•
abling the Radical leaders to retain po•
litical supremacy, notwithstanding the
changing sentiment of the people
against the party in power. If, in the'
Northern States, the concocters of thie
contemptible and debasing scheme
should lose all they thought to gain,
(and the probability. is' 'eery strong
that they will,) it will be a just retri
bution upon them, for, in that event,
they will be consigned , to a position of
obloquy by no Illeantl enviable.
The Radical press, like one of the
late editors of the New York Tribune,
tell us that "the world accepts accom
plished facts," and will hecept negro
HU Rage as readilly as anything else.
We will see. The negro (Frage
"Met" will not be accomplished until
the 'people have abolished the existing
imnority rule and resumed
. the power
of which for the past ten years they
Have been unjustly deprived by "re
construction" laws, baronet elections
and "geremamlering" of election dis
tricts. If we are not %cry much mis
taken the X Vtli amendment will then
share the fate of the individual who
thought an injured husband had tacit
.,,eptcd fact."
1,..41 You keep A Secret
•I) pal° and
treoildine,., to his wife, , i)orothy I have
a secret, and if I thoo 4 ht y iu ts4itilil
kip it involtible I would Ill , tlll'zitntl` (0
11 . %viil it to you; but, D, Dorothy, wo
!'
'NVIIy, lehnbod, it mustveertninly be
,n•ret of grent iinportnnee, for you
are in woeful ngttation Von know,
bu,l,and, you Pan pine° conll•
(11 . 11 in i your wife. Ilnvo 1 over gave
you oedision to doubt my fidelity ?'
'Never, never, Ikrothy, but the:sreret
which I have 'to communicate hi one
tient require; morn then ordinary faith.
funned; and prudence to prevent you
frotp do %king it t% dear I I bhudder
when I think of
'Why husband, do you know how
yo l ur lips tremble and your oyes roll 9
the matter" Idiabod, Merely
, 1 1. "AM lint flllO t the confidence of
4., ‘ , "ho unwed at the 'sitar to faith
-111 to you (.... , 111P, wrbo=nm yotlriielf ?'
'May I rely on your fi bdity
'lchahod, you k noc.% ou may r -
Well,—then—we are both ruined
A7rolone—l hate committed murder I
'Murder 9'
murder I—tind I have buried
hint at the foot of it tree in the or
ehnrd
nwfu) I Ichnhoil committed hour
or This indeed luis ruiniql us e and uur
Children wills us'
lialtod left tliti room, and Dorothy
hurried oil to a neighbor
Mr 4 Prattle ol.,er%etl a great change
in I toroth) 1 (2,,t01ii . 11;111,V, unit lierTren
oral appearance so great, iittleed, a% to
caut:e her to impure into the it.
,(), \lry Prattle, wid Dorothy, .1 am
the 111..4 wd.,rtur.(.. ,, r wwilkin "1 11111
ruined forc% or
' Ilerey ' Dorothy, how gloomy you
look What in turned up to nuao
you look so dejected I Why, you sigh,
wonutn. 'roll inn the
I wii4ll I night, MN. Prattle, but
tbo oveliqoti of Illy 111111tIpplIO., ij It No-
PAlchlt I IttO hot permitted to di
vulge '
ill, 30u finny tell inc Dorothy, I shall
never Teak ,if it again
'Will you promise Heuer to zeVeal It
to 1111, iwrson Jiving
' 1 ou know, Dorothy, I net er tell se
cret s'
'\ - ell, Mrs Prattle-4I i•earcel v dare
nat It--my husband has committed mur
der, and buried him at the foot of It tree
in the orchard I lie told me or it him
self For bras en's sakt , don't name it
to any one '
'Murder! Indeed, indeed, Dorothy,
you have reason to think 31mr , elf ruin
ed! Poor thing I pity you front the
bottom of my heart.'
Dorothy went home %sleeping and
syringing her handi, and Mr, Prattle,
leating her dough half kneaded and
her infant er3 mg in the cradle, hasten
ed to hold a tete-a-tete with Mrs Tell
all
Soon after this confab ended, the re
por't of lidiabod's having committed
murder became general, and the disclos
ure of the fact was traced to his wife
Dorothy. Process was immediately is
sued against him by a 11111141.1. r ate, before
whom, in the presence of a multitude of
anxious spectators, he gave the follow
ing explanation.
'My object,' said Ichabod, tin the
coun.e I have pursued, was to test my
wife's capability of keeping a secret.
I have committed murder inasmuch as
I hulled a toad, and buried it at the
font of tt tree in my orchard How far
my wife is capable of keeping a secret,
has been sufficiently proved, and with
re , peet to the murder, tlown that feel an
interest in it are at liberty to inspect the
body.'
PAT AND THE I .. AUISTITE.-- " Pleafic
your lordship's honor and glory," re
plied Toni, ''l shot, the hare by acci
dent."
"By accident I" remarked Captain
"I %las tiring ni It bash and the haste
ran across toy aim, all on los own ne
eord:'
"The gamekeeper telki a daerellt
eitorv, ' replied Ilia lordship.
"OCII! don't puL fallh ni whht that
Mall Naps, " said Toni Ityllll, "t‘IICD
be lam er cares about Tahiti' the truth
anyhoow, lie told toe Collier day
er lordship wan !DORS lit to fill the
seat of lasi We EN a jackass I"
- "Ay'ny I' exclaimed Viscount K
il
skiiiilery, "indeed I anikwhat did your
say ?"
"'rinse your lordship, I said you
lordship was!"
NTV.ILP sometimes make sad mi
takea. A(1 tincl rig Mitglet card wll6
made to read thus; offer lay re*pect
tut shanks to ail have honored inn
with their patronage.
Living in Europe
Why American nnan LikV
Cheaper Habits of Living and J),ess
—Going to Paris la.cscapelhe Kish:
ion 3.
Undoubtedly economy is a leinling
motive in taking SO many American
-women abroad, for habits there are
much less expensive than lirre, the
same articles of dress costing much
less, and a far less quantity ,of
them being required. The expel)•
see of young girls there are next to
nothing, for a school girl in Europe
has neat clothing, but nothing 01 what
we call dress. I met an elegant New
York mother in Paris; who had just
got three or four pretty daughters to
boarding school there, with uo articles
in the wardrobe more sleowy than the
plain black gowns of the regular pat
tern. tjurely it great change front our
New York fashions, which bring all
the tittarturesof the dressmaker, milli
ner, at,nl sometimes even of the jewel
cr, to bear upon the pet girl of fourteen
or fifteen ears, who is forced to bloom
out into the precious woman when she
shOuld be in the bud of her childhood.
Not only is dress less ev pc its abroad,
but, as I said in alprevious article, the
whole method of living 1411711pler. The
elmice here at home is between an ev•
pensive house and a hotel or costly
hoarding house. It isalifficith, 'almost
impossible, to procure here fora mode
rate price couitortflilk 111,11111?1(.1,1, tree
11.111 litl:..:1?1(eS and a tli 1.111 , Ur 1,1'1%3
cy. The moment ue go into cheap
quartet', ae find that the nasty goes
atilt the cheap, and we are lucky it
dirt is the only leul neighbor, lei tires
den, Florence or Pan., nay, even
Rome, ocean find good rooms, gener
ally for a small sum. wl ere ue Pali
hve and see our friends as really and
independently as if we owned the
Hock. I railed on two American In
dies m Rome in November, tar up in
the ohl palace, and found them as
nitieh at home as once in their own
father's house, ott ,the Connecticut
They hail their servants to look atter
their tables, and they could hat e
carriage at any time at the door ill
take them to a concert, or gallery, m
chant, or to the Campagna when they
hose, without being trouhled by an \
boil , else in the house. Here 'A It h
those la0111:51 would be hell re-pon.ulir
• for the whole estalil•shment, and dim:
character and fortune would lit mixt -I
up with the whole neighborhood
Such itistaneeb explain the net that , o
many women go abroad to find frugal
living and refined associations at otwe
I There is generally, of course, some
man of character to advise them. :set
a banker 110N119 to be sufficient protee
!lOU, and it seems to me that some of
I I our must accomplished women had
learned to take enre of themselves al
together.— Dr Osgood.
How an Old Darkey Calculated his
Age
The Petersburg (Va.) papers rat
the lulluHtug registration incident in
that city:
An aged colored man en me ito
his ating place on crutches, 141:C111111g
)3 with great dffilenity. The prescribed
f or mula, "flow old are was
asked, when the old man was thrown
into much perplexity. Recovering him
self, how e‘er, lie muttered in Rh tilt
tour, WIVIch was overheard :
"We'll,lww old is my old tarsi,?"
It 140 lIRppetICII {tat a tretilltmian nits
AmidLu bt , tell acmittutted watt lute,
who promptly attmwvred;
"lour old matter ti about fitly tit r
car old'
"Well, how old is m hems?"
"She is showl toil.-11%e scare u.
n' Mi.s Sally r
perliap4, hext tall
"A 1 - otir toismus ?
"Nineteen this roining August."
"Well, lee older den 41 . 1:put toget i lier
Cur I knows when dey all was horn.
It 18 needleas to any that the old
111811 wny paseed amid the good t o lel l .
ings of all Foment.
TARIFF ON Pornrois.—Honn Plan
thus pathetically sketches a tariff scene
in the House: "In the save way Mr.
Peters came in for protecting the po
tatoes of Maine. With tears in his
eyes he pulled out twopotatoes—small
potatoes, that he carries in his panta
loon p oc k e ts to ward oil rheumatism,
and begged the !rouse to stand by poor
old Maine wilio was reduced to her last
potato. He said pathetically that Bets
ton like a vampire sucked the lite
blood front Maine. The Hub, he said,
was a great sucker, all the representa
dues on the floor from Massachusetts
acre suckers, anti the biggest sucker of
them all was old Ben dialler. cihr
ben at this swung up and said in
wrath that the potato was tht fool of
the poor, and he would not have its
price. enhanced by the propmie,l
Maine was riot so poor as she let on.
She had her lumber and she had her
hay. Ile (Butler) had been on the
landing in Boston, and saw as many
as six hales of hay from Maine at one
time. But the agricultural ducks sus
luined our little Peters, and his pots
toes were protected."
--A. lady aho writes a long CUM
nuwication to the St. Paul (Press)
opposition to (*entitle elaints for (he bal
lot, and growing hotly entlootiastse fin
wards the close, breaks out into parod
ic poetry, of which the folloa mg verse
is a specimen :
The vote that all are praising
la pet the vote for no.
Ita elalins are en :miasmic
I'd rather far be flee
bat thare'a a yote In yonder
A WI Note, shrill and F , 46,
That vote la worth the ratably,
And that's the Note for Inv I
Oh I that the vote for me'
Ilia New Orleans Times asserts that
some sad news received recently "draped
liken great stone into the well of a world's
heart, and splashed the water into its
eyes."
Schools
4, 0 rilom, IN 'HIE MMUN
rA I NS." AT
FONTE, PA.
Spring LCIIII 1,1011.1
I';IINE.HDA 1, A PIM. Itith, 1870,
with every Itlia). for Ow training of youth
of both 10 all 0110 e010411111(04 k hhand
and tivi.augh 1 • 11 , 1 , Millll 11, plan of the in
atititivai l 11111r111, , I lime Of pal ale .luportmente
for tho II , 0011110.1ation or three , 110vrk•ill
claw
-01•0 011.1101.. I,lllBt,
I RIMA' LY• Mtr'Ait'l Hi'
liPro 11111 , 1,11 will be earaully In.truetcsi in
Fletinintitry English Slimily. 'Second,
I NT Elt \I EDI ATE DEpA lam EN'r
rmhnu mg it thorough course In Orthography,
lioniliug, Geography, Arithini tie, English
1.111111 , 1"11 flo,tory, Penmanship& ItunL•lsoop
ing Thiril,
« i1.1.1;4;tA rt,
eiiiig.ieing nil the higher hriinelies taught in
lii•t Seintruirle the 'Jilin,
tireel< French lailigungen, Engineering,
Lu.uut e, ?sutural Seteneep :nut ad% Owed :Shah.
euritiVe4
1%11 tunic I , l[l male regulnr MIMI
e 111 Ilw . e.oettr 4 i• mei still he Inught II)
' 10.111 „ton .ha qt
.011,,I:tt has n obli. allure of Individual
lON 111:15
1;1.% .1 I' 11(:(.IIE-;, A. M
Tea,. iii Of Ando nt Language,. and Natural
kcn•nr, •
I:1 \ I, 1 1; I'l 1•111:ti, A M ,
•m 1, , I (of 3latholimtlecittt.l Euglwh 4111
AlL'o MAUI F BNI/,EH,
~r 1)nox mg and Literature
MIN 1, 11'
of And lust, tilflL)ital
A Ilinito ol i.uurl,r r van hArt. A pie,
Ant looltlf• a iih Out, her u i irety hp*
ntl. 1111,11 l• ',l.e. to 1,,,n0t0 the unir
Itlt :1,1 d)f 1.1
111. aro
I L1:1. Lll, -, odd,
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Watchmaking di. Jewelry
FRANK I'. 16.A1R,
I=l
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lIIINCIPLNS,
121=111111=11
(,11 E ENTI NE 4ATE,FACTION
=I
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4..1C1\ PllO4.l'S
S. II l I.`illt %,111y Vau.l. Inn•d
n , . tea.. r
7 PORI; 7 7 771 E PLACI
No•NI 4 ,1,11 , 1};
11,1, 11,11, Hlt
Printing,
1311.1,
L E "1"r E k iI EAps
A - 1 ELor S
Every matt 4ttottla lo.w. it ;4.intod
Ile.oltag on 114 Lettara ILII.I hill. and Ilte Card
pt oil 1. , r1i,..10p,
r helipo -I rll.l 11, er ,, rr trr A. I Ihr 111
DEIstocRATIC IVATCHISIAN
111111
Itevart•i , ot4r +toek,o(vmpes 11, wary Nikitvly
I , IIN 1111. 4 ,1 11,111 the. ❑uuulln(Lllr*r+ Ili the
1..M1 .4 t 4, and 01, farihi ..r prilll1111;
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EVEItY B [NB OF JOB PRINTING
I N A STYLE
'I'HA'I' IiEFIHH COMPErvrioN
rsruiture
S 11. WILLIAMS A; CO.f.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer" In,
COTTAGE FURNITURE
All kluijA of
TURNED WORK
furnished to the trade at
CITY PRICES. .-J)4
Alio
TURNED PALINGS,
IiAI.VBTERS,
luid BAND FUILINO,
furnished to Builders
Upholeteripg.litepatring Furniture ILIA every
thing pertaining to the business proseiptly at-
tended to
Factory, l'ltM Blanchard • Co.. Filming
UNDERTAKING
We also make COFFINS, and attend funerals
with the most
.F.LEGANT HEAR9PI
over in this part With° country
1=1112:13
orPOSITE THE Busrt morsE.
11-12 BELLEFoNTF::pA.
P AT it( )N I ZE HOME INDUSTRY
I Off N BRACIIBILL,
Manufacturer end dealer in
!WI - SI:HOLD FURNITURE,
Hrnpm Srstrr, theutrowirs, Pa
,• , .I,stanlWon hand stibnite aaaortrnen
BOA., Chair,. Lounges, Bed
at I . 'o/, • A eery fine selectton or
WALL
_PAPER,
.111 nls.nys he found at LOW PRICEB
Ir. ifi i
F( - 1( N (TURN: WARE ROOM.
llomarl Street, Bellefonte, Pa., where
MI r.l4lt+,
Sofa+, ini . ll t ti
l f: e lL ii a
%11.4 it NoL(11. Still),(S,
( Lai,. Stool',
Lc tone lon Tablen,l,tc.,
()I ev ry quality, and Klee, for
mot hoop., ihxn at any other exualtlialt.aant
t t f tho I[l,l in eotrxlPonn•ylrsnli
0411211 HENRY P HA FIRIR
Liquors
T .1 N D iirI"CER NEWS
hgril when, high Wu*
,1 r p , 11,114• oppremi.lol3X, intenseexclb
mrnl vigil, at the
11 , i1.1,:iA LE LI41:01t BTuRE
In 1111. Innrlrle front on Itimhop Street, Bello,
n.•,f. , H io re IM kept constantly • full Sup-
I.!, 11,4
lIE9T LIQUORS
At.i.r(er. lout, than ran he found ielliliirhere
lad'Oplii. Ins •tocic consists
1,.••t
it% e,
lion lion,
Monongeh aid
sod old insh
Whigkt es ,
liolland Gin,
Cognise
and ether
Brandies;
J amities
and New
England
Rom
German,
Madeira,
lAabon,
Sherry
Lind Port
• Ines,
I 'on] min,
an di
All kinds of Sirup., whleh he Is selling so
lull N~ to osLonleh all.
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TB. Err EL E,
fl .
A 11AUM. Agent
cm=
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES A., LIQUoRs
In the room forincrly oceopled by the Key.
1110110 Bakery, Oil Bil.lloplooot. liallefonts, Pa.,
takes pleasilth in informing the public
that he keeps constantly on band a supply of
Choi. e Foreign and Domestic Liquors
All e..km warranted to eontetin the amount
ked,
Tile attention of practicing pny.lclarks Is
called to his stock of
PUB?: I.lquoliti,
Po !table for mntliesl poirinwn.ft liottlen, jugs,
on.htemljnlinn rongtantly on ham! Ito has the
ONLY 1.1 1 11 F: NErl'A Ft IVIINKY
111 10.11
All liquors nre warranted to Rim e Rattsfamlon.
Liquors will 1w mold by the quart, barrel, or
ties,
Ito has a large lot of
1101 - 11,FA) 1,112U0R9
Of the flnitat grades on hand
Confident that he can Wane eilidorners, he
reepecifully eollellx R s hare of public patron
nee, vll4nl`4
T " TilE lIEIRR and I,F.IIAL REP
RESENTATIVES of PETER HEICLER
1...t0ed take notice that, by virtue of a Writ
of Partition, Issued out of the Orphan's Court
Of Centre county nod to inn directed, an
to
quest will he held at the late re•idenee of
Peter Seylor deceased. In the township of
tVall.er, and county of Centre, on Friday the
Nth day of July, MU, at 14 o'clock a. In., of call
d a y, for the purpose of making partition of the
real estate of scud deceased to and r flung hie
heirs and legal repreeentati•os, if the 'tame
elm he done willtoutprejudico to or spoiling
of the whole; otherwise to •alue and appreJse
the PRIM, according to law, at which time aid
place you may be present, If you think proper.
Shea ill's olive, 15-lo
May loth 1K70.1 . 1). W. WOODRINO. qhetritf.
rooks and, Al 4
.I.ls
_LIVINGSTON'S BOOR ariG/RX;
(Ealiabllihed la
At thin 1141 known ostabllsianiimai un bi
found ovorything iu IPA
ROOK LW& wbethiPt
THICOLOGICAL,
cj,ARIBICAL,
LAW,
lICLLNTIFIC
os LertitAßT
An •xtensive sanorlimest of
FAMILY NALAS. -
with or without Photokrsilla• Mateo; 4nUig
in pries from $3.78 to paw. ,fibo an the Day
and Sunday School Hooks In Ronan/ aim.
BLANK BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS
LraAL PLANKS.
BLAIKO,
STATIONERY, •tc,
STATIONERY, ots,
Prompt attention given to orders. A Meg*
diarount mad* to those who buy to' se
again. vl
- VIEW BOOK STORE
=I
Raab, !Stationery and Nescr emporium.
JACOB D. RILLER,
Ras purchased the Book, Stationery and
News establishment of Kinslos and Bro., op
Allegheny street, near the Diamond, to whteh
he has Just added a large invoice of good', arab
as isgenerally kept in a well condustod Book
and Stationery Store. nil stook-eonsilsta Of
Tlieologir al, Medical, Law, Mieeellenenue,
Sunday School, School Books, Time Books,
Paaa—Books, and Alarms. Every grads
• and price of Cap, Legal, Letter, Bath and
Note Paper: flue Preneh Paper, Env'
lopes of every description and Prise,
Pens, Inks, Inkstands, Erasers,
Rubber bands, transparent and
enMmon Slate., Slate Pencil.,
Lead f'eneils, Crayons, ate.
ALIIO,-1)ally and Weakly Papen , Maga
dnes and *has' Music, • large supply of Lep.'
and .Instiris Blanks. constantly on hand. Also
1' S Internal Ita•enuo Stamp• at facia Ho bi
also n(lholaaa,le Agent for Luchmnn'e Celebra
ted V. siting Fluid
Country merchants - would do well to oall and
examine my stock before pnrchaelns else
where. All I son sail at manufacturers pricier
/looks got in order when desired v13n0341y
notels and Saloons
IMBEREI
ALLEOANY STREET,
BELLEFONTE, PENN' A
HOUSRAL KR o.lf,
(Proprit !ors.)
A first class hotel—comfortable room►—promp
attendance.
All the modern eonvenlenees and reasottaibl•
chargei
The proprietors offer to the traveling publio
and to thew country friends firetelass aceorn
ritodationli, and careful attention to the wane,
of guests, at all times, at fair rates. Careftal
hostler, and good stabling. An exeellent
role, well served A bal., supplied with the bees
of liquors. riervants well trained, and sorely
thing requisite In a first class hottl.
thir location Is in the business fertion of the
town, near dm post office, the court house, the
churches, the banks, and the principal plisses
of business, rendering it the meet eligible
place to stop for those who visit Bellefonte ei
ther on business or for pleasure.
An omnibus will core passengers and Dag
gett. to and frern all trains free of oharie..l4-1
jZ OSH HOUSE,
RELLrrosTE, PENNA
AMA RD At HOWELL., Prom.bars
Title elegant hotel, harlot come under the
ouperrialon of the untlertigned, they would
reapectfuily announcer to the puhilo that shay
re prepared to accommodate them after tits
ptyle col the beet houses in the alba. The Bush
Houee Li a ruagnineeet hidlding , apiteneradify
furnielowl, and capable of eomfortahly mimosa
eteriating
TIIRF.F. HUNDRED GUESTS
It in situated near the depot, and eonvealet ,
to all placer of tniatn44, sml is the beet hots.
In central Pennsylvania. Lie waiters are oblige.
Mx. polite and attentive, Its tables are s■pp--
plied with every luxury In the marked; Ila
stables are first elass,vrith attentive and humane
homtlerm, and to Aar strop/OM with the Mud of
liquor• For sisestn trout the rules to impend
the en nun, It Is Nat Me ',bleat The proprtetove
will he happy to memo,* the publia a. eftes me
they wish to ea/I
ILIKARD • ROW ELL
EEO
Propr
GA RNA N'S II OT E L—DA NIEL
GARMAN, Proprietor.
This long.estahliehed and well-bows HMO,
situated on the southeast corner of Ih•
mond,. opposite the Courthouse haring beset
purchased by DenjoiQactitexite i rnouneee
to the formar fifmns of this es Wilmot%
and to the gravelly% public , giinstally, that he
has thoroughly refitted his house. and Is pre
pared to render the mostestlethetery seem.
modation to all who may Loy nr him, with thole
patronage.' No pules will be spared ow Ma
part to add to the col...soignee or comfort Ind
his guests All who stop with hint will and
his tahia abuodandy supplied with the Most
sumptuous far* the market will afford. done p ip
to style by the moat experien c ed ottelya. MI
liar will always contain the choicest of liquor",
His filtahling Is the best in town, and will sheltie
be attended by Ole most trustworthy end
tenure ?metiers. Glee him a call, one and all.
and he feels con fi dent that ill will IN asuieded
with their socommedation. An •xoellent Lir:
cry It attached to thin establgehmeat:whieh
et rangers from abroad will find greatly to thrify
ad VIIII tags most
CUMMINGS HOUSE,
JAMES U. LIPTON,
Propeldbr
BELLEFONTE PENN A:
The undersigned, having assumed eortrott
of this fine hotel, would reorpeetfhtly oak thb
ratrolutge of the public. lie V pceturd 14
accommodate aufeete In the beat of 0. EN.
will take ears that hie tablas are suppl tad tattk
the beet In the market. Good ,tables attached
to the hotel, with eatettal and latrouttott eM
Tante. The travllng publle are Invited to 09
the Cumming. Houser call. 16.410-1,
N ATIONAL 1101-EL.--
MILLII)CIM. PA,
JONATHAN KRP:MER, Propriseor.
Having purchased this admirable property.
the proprietor takes pleasure in lelferrsing big
friends, that he has refitted and refurnisbed
from top th bottom, and Is now prepared to
cotnmodate travelers and others in .style
he hopes will prone not only satisfactory, t
pleasant.
His table and bar, will not be excel/id bin e
In the country.
His stable Is large and new, and Is oaten.
by experienced ant attentive ostler. 14..51
MONTOUR HOUSE, LOCK•HA
von—E. W. HIPONLY, Proprietor.
Thla forOlirly knewa &kV*
"Weeltington Houle on Water street.. le 12 0 V
ready for the repeptiop of vigiton and 'boar&
ors. it ham been elegantfy furnished, and H.
table la alwayeauppikwl whb Ole Vbwitterg
to Lock Haven will find this the pleatent i tt
place in the city. A tree hue ednvilps'
guests of the house to end ftqw the train,. Ter
SALE BILLS NEATLY AND XV,
PEDICIOVSLY.?RINTED
5 I ,
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