UN ' WINICYAW4
CE
The Democratic Watchman.
BELLEFONTE, PA
Friday Morning, December 23,1870
THINGS ABOUT TONN' & COUTY
--Operations at Curtin's furnace
have again been resumed.
--Our paper is so croWded with
communications lb is WeCk that wo are
obliged to condom() our editorials some.,
what.
—Have you been to seo Sands's
splendid Christmas presorts? If not,
goat once, as they are going IT like hot
cakes.
--Mrs. I). H. Dunham will give n
vocal and Imdrumontal concert in this
pima+ somotinio during the holidays.—
We hopo to son her well patronized.
—Col. Pluton Jarrett, of Lock 1111-
yen, paid us a visit on Tue;tlay. The
Colonnl is looking halo and hearty.—
May his live a thousand years.
team belonging to 1.011113 liana
ran away one tiny Inyt week,find another
cam,' very near going through the wa
llow of SlontguinCry . b
clothing store,
ti..molomly has twon sending our
k ir-1.,W11 Moor.. I , ltr
m•wp111111- 1 . 0. r will, II
Gars 1.- ',mild }Pit, lk y.. it WI)
I). h . ( gi•L liic ni I.f th.
M. th.”ll-1. (1.111,- ,, ”rrt , w An II
Lon- 111,4 iffid moot plea,llllL toCellBloll Iv
an tici pitted
—The Ittpubheart spells the name
of the Gentlemen-in-Meek, 5-s-t-e•n
Hnten Curious that that editor's ortho
graphy should be so at fault regarding
the name of lira own father.
—The new bridge over Spring
Creek, at-the foot of Lamb, is finished
and open to travel. It is arvery credit
able t•tructure, being 10 feet long and
21 ket aide Mr ()wen Copeland WHY
00 contractor,
—“ur Carrier will bil around on
I , aturday • morning, dm 31.1, ihmtant,
bright and earl), with 1114 New Year
Address, and hopes that all his patrons
will In, ready with their quarters and
half dollars Look out for him
—The horse “Seott," belonging to
fihertlitige & Cu ,full down last Tuehtlay
in front of our qttnetuni while attached
to u cart load of coal, Fortunately be
was not hurt, and wns.oon rui.m•d to hi.,
feet Both Shafts of Ow cart wt.ro brok..n
off.
—One of tho mo,t gentlemanly,
obliging and competent conductor.; we
over met, P 4 Jhn Stevens, on the
Iluld Eagle Valley road Col Slrvenv
In a general fa .-orite and one of the trout
vigilant ollirera in Om Coinpany'q em
ploy
-Wy (1111 I ,lv. r,
~f Iriciel 19v k, WII h lin.
lately °pencil a cigar and
iii the Hied' him k 11 r .ISet I.
k..eps the very hcht kplttici•it
lit , ti.phittle, pdit.•
11111 nly dvnlyr lull u.
1V..r1,., 1111(41 If; h g Itimt w.,k, v, hi. 11
weighed, whi n d robbed, 5 000 pound.. -
Mr John Funk, of Ow .atilo
hrllwl twO, which weighed, wln n
dre.o.ed, nearly nine hundred 111,1111114
'Any the Republican, and, of course,it
knows
Sr:liking of our "dummy" Isom,
a coup!. or durkey porters taking their
co•o over at the Bush lluu l o , lho other
mghtoth,u tram tunas•, woro inked 1,
a gi•ittli•misn %.% but Luca the t rain gist in
4411 1 , Lord, Sl5lll 0110 of
"dal d train comas in ji4t who,-
ober It iikatnes " IVhich I:, about the
ti Litt)
---AVo call the attention of every
body, and particularly of the members
ul the Teachers I ii.titute, to ii,oinible
here on NI onday, to the oyster supperx
to bo given by the Good Templar4 ni
thear hall, durin g the week, for the ben
Olt of the Lodge. Rememla r at the
Good Templars hull, every night dur
ing the week. Oysters in all shapes.
—.Mils Kato Estelle's theatrical
company had a run of had hick here
week, drawing very poor houses on all
evenings, except the 18,t 1011 e. (hi that
OCCUSIOfI; they played to a full Imo." , nil
gave ger2eral satisfaction. The compans
is a good one, and deserves to be pattim
iced. The last performance was given in
Hush's Hall, through the kindne , s of
Mr. Bosh, aho not only gave his hall
free rind furnished the gas; hut exerted
himself, with other gentlemen, to get
out a good audience. We are glad to
say they succeeded, for Miss Kate Es
telle is an actress of considerable merit.
—"Josh tho groat hu
morist, delivered a lecture before our
people in Reynolds's opera house, on
Monday evening last. The evening was
it very rough ono, but, notwithstanding,
large and fashionable audience were
present. "Josh" gave general satisfac
tion, and was particularly liked for his
olf-band and characteristb. noiener of
saying and doing things. IL• looks
eery ritin:h like the cartoons a in
the Nrui Yurh. Weekly, a1th.,,11 not
quite so uncouth. Ile stands fully
feet high, and is n very pleasant and
compuniunuble fellow.
S=Mt
PHILIPSBURG ANt, ITS PitoPLIC
Philipsburg, on the lino of the .
Ty
rime and Clearfield railroad, is, ma xt ty
Bellefonte, the largest town in Centre
einintv, containing-sopo
ii,d red inhabitants, and is a thri v
lig, smart place. We were out there
two or throe days last week, and were
really surprised at • tho growth of the
town since 1864, when the writer of this
was last there. It Is a regularly ineor
pirated borough, and IH populated by an
indiedrious and energeti• class of citi
zens. thong right in the midst of the
coal regiiiii4, the greater proportion of
the earnings of the miners Is spi:tit
there, which unikeg neon y circulate
freely and thtil market easier than in
many other places Thu uunels 1110
paid all every month, and thelo aril but
very few 01 thew who do not llnd them
selves In possession of ultwards of one
hundred dollars, and sometimes even
more, at the close of tin ir month's labor
At present they are paid ,seat lil~ con ti
per ton, and at this n t, muku between
eighteen and twenty dollars a week
_Wages now, however, aro lower than
formerly PI iris have burn up t. 41
and 80 cents per ton, and der lug the war
as high 114 a dollar sus 1111111 It Is thin
coal interest that wakes Philip-burg
what it as Was it not fur that, LL, race
u.iglit red about rim, but the
1,1., is ,oul round about 11, gloomy
uud unattraeti vo as they !wen) in them
selves, prowls. u bright aid aselul
tu
'turo lur the place.
hai several hotels, and
worn 8/1100(18, probably, than are good
for Its moral health 'ro couitterar
howe‘ar, It has Ilan char, hes, all
ul which are will attong o lial. They are
Elip.copitiiiin, Catholic, Ilapti-t, Union
and Slethodt.t. These all wago a vigo
rous warlare sigain,t et it and millionth
ty, Find their reutraiiiing and purely tug
ullluences aro gratefully lilt and ac
knowledged by the people Jug now
the Epincirpill l / 1 114 aro W 111 1 ,411 a regular
pa•lor, but expect to be mom' elipplltql
111.1.11 . 48 have built a 11 , w rL II
141111 Co, w hi( h 1 , !al dedlrillod on Skill-
(In) next ((lin-411)n. )
In the wriy ul ti, 11..1., this bonnie:li
111 1111. 11,1111011114 Is II,11.1)011110 Ilt•f n1,11•r
There are two larga public
ni hool Lull Lnlr, and the hoofi ~rfi
graclo , tl and largely all.•ad. d. 'l'h
Teak. w,ll fir t h e place, and slo,w,
OEM
thnl Lilo (11.17.‘•118 tiff , proper')
with the I.•io•tits to ill, den 'el Ir
wi•Il orgnniz d Hrhuol syrti.ni
A twine the iqiiiiceti in town urn
ilet1111:•oltilf t in VIII,, renldelitYS, x 3331, III
(Ned , ui iit of tho bilthling4 are gotten
up wrth 111• tr urid u dw r.gurd to 1•4.11-
VVllll . nel . Jlc•lirrk & It 611116
there wlui II it C 0111111011,11.., lhl . 1,11,1111•44
men, 111111 1ti441.•y hos. it,
pr“jot 1...r+ NM Whitt hulk 11 , 4,
tfl.•••• daN s Id It..Jn Id Irnnl tunr, null
high rules of into', ?
gr'at improvpinviit. of I'hlli~~r
Lur k , h..w,,vcr, and ow 'OllO or which
h.•r 111'4.1,11. rnu , l h.nl•t, CX1.1.11,1% t•
nti . lllll to I. 11.• I y' F Lid tit. ro,
BEE
lir
band dollar., and isguaratitend to return
forty thotniitild
prr annum 11 hito, 11w ••011,
A 111, 4 ,11. and othiir., with ‘‘ Mc-
Cllllllll, I':.y till.. 1111(11'0U, OW Shan
holder., 11,1111 Wlf think they havo intyle a
fortualito Invent: meld of their capital
The tannery COllllllllO 0110 hundred and
.ixtecit 11111111 . 1140 lilts, W 11 It 11 141 , , IL 1111
1•11or1111111n capacity, 11111] it will uridOuLt
idly 01,1 leading leather 11 1 / 1 1111-
fat tory 111 this portion of Pennsylvania,
it not, indeed, in the whole State It Is
IL very large building, supplted with two
first lily engines, a large and small one,
the former tor the linguae, of forcing
the 111111 liinery that grinds the bitik,and
the latter, we presume, for pumping the
water into tins vats.
The lumber interest is also a feature
in Philipsburg, and planing and saw
111111 s abound there and thereabouts It
is not an agricultural country, however,
strictly speaking, and Philipsburg is not
a grain Market She depends solely on
the cold interest, and an her nulls unit
manufactories for her prosperity
Interested as they are in coal and
lumber and the tanning of hides, how
ever, the citi•rens of Philipsburg do not
neglect the cultivation of their intellect
ual natures, and hence there is estab
lished there and well supported a week
ly newspaper—the Philipsburg Journal
—the editor of which, Mr. Ellsworth, is
a young man of character and energy
IN has a good office, rind prints IL hand
some and well edited sheet. Tire Jour
nal is neutral in politics, but gives the
general news, and Is particularly devoted
to local matters. These it "does up"
spicily, and hence is a welcome visitor
ill every family circle. We paid the
Journal a visit while there, and found
the editor, foreman anti hands up to the
eyes in work, and looking us though the
world had been using them handsomely.
There, we also found our friend, W. J.
Thompson, the writer, poet and printer,
who with ono of the weakest physical
organizations possesses one of the most
brilliant minds in the country. Mr.
Thompson is a young Englishman, but
tins traveled much arid sead more. 1n
,1,,, d, hn i•• in regular book-worm—n
walking (fictional), and is at home an'
all possible subjects. Ile is a writer of
hooks, poems, stories, sketches, essays—
in fact, a everything ; one of this unist
versatile men wfi over met-, iilXiiys ready
with pen or tongue, and always aide to
support his theories 111111 11.01 10114 with
the beBt. and moot indi.putublo 111/111.11
1008. ?elle has also a 11 nil classical odtwa
tion, 111111 quote , ' Jlonier, Horace and
Virgil with as much 1%80 and alai I tale
as though hulled been persomdly con le
poritlinotel with them. Certainly n tonal
reinarkable,_birt very peculiar man.
'rho iipprwo ti to l'iiilipslturg w by the
Tyrone & Clevarll,Jd railroad, over the
Alli•glieny mountain, at the further side
,if which it ix situated The
is wild and n a particularly interesting.
save at Ni , nllllll. Pleasant, or rather
NI mint Unpleasant, as wo should call it,
in winter. lime tint road winds around
deep fill, 0110 hundred and two feet
high front the surbiee of the run to the
top of the bank lloyand this it short
distance is the summit, and, from this
point, a very pleasant lands( ape Vto W 01
Clearfield eorilnly is LI he 111111 WO Neel
the lhri+mg I.OWII of o,.eirlit 11,1111 several
other villages, i ut nothing particolarly
worthy of note Is to be seen's From
Philipsburg to Clearfield, we can say
nothing 01 LI.. svenery, 114 WI. have :Inver
14/1,0.•1 over that ',mime of the road
111 the road itself, we are inclined to
speak most favorably, As tt certainty
most ably managed by Jlr fleorgo U
imperintendent of the Tyrone
division of the Pennsylvania Central
NI r ilkins is min of the most faithful
and trusted °dicers of the Great. Cl4ll
- and 1111 4 4 WWI fur himself golden
opinion., in his present 1,0441 loon its
NU
periutendont at Tyrone. Ills condue
tors sr. Jlimpetent and his
carh core foi table and con rellient, and his
employ , übhgin L and titter)
live It may be said that Nl'. 11 , lk ins
does not Appoint these men or furnish
the ear., whir h may be true Al the
Sallie 01110, IL Is not likely that men are
upinolnit•d to ths•+i• p•r.Uwn. or I lII'S fir
111.111.11, WILII4/111., ur 11g11111.4., 1114 1 - 0( t,lll
1111 . 111iti I .ri So t t tft. r HI I, r
Wilk itt4 rem the ergql it of, irol t.
60f, tho.lll R•• 0114 a It 11 1 / 1.
I 4 all able trlther 111111nri ex-
cellent teenager
We weuld not €1,..e thi* leiktily writ
arti,l.4 will,4ffit ki/“Willi!.:iill4 I.lir
110 11r briltli k• 011, onn
of tin, rn.,•t 11 , 111 ri4..111•
,11,,,. /14 cif 11 . 1Hlii.-1•11r24, fir 111111 h "f th,
1 ,1,...,0 0 1 our vi.it and 1114
nn. 10.11 ?pint 1n "OiowitiL..
114 round" A 144), 1, 1114 and
iiit,r,,ting floridy for iiwir kind 1•on41•1•
eriition h RN! thi.
WhO Hunk. , g•med
kin`ri 11,141 %,,r1 I boiler and
11111.1,1 v! Jur thcir livva 111 it
11,,,vy Vl4 ,1 , 11r).4 ring , ul Vat
taut + .111 widry ht.ao
-A new lot of toy. al
I; NVultz
01 I ' h h w.
,0,11,11 , r piniTh wit in
Minn y, ill 1791
MEE
t,, t 1,14 I}{o4, ut the Hg,
of 13, awl lin+ h.er) n Cllll , ll of
county for many }ears •crv.,l it
.“litter in the artily all through t h u war
,i 1 1812, faithfully and
tiliti, a, Ii WIL, ntraight-out Uwu, , i rill,
1111.1 newer soled any other to ket. For
the rivskivy,' or Oleo years, ho hail been
confined to la houmv and for II pt)rtlloll
of rho time to hi 9 bed SO great, to ran h,
wail 111.1 retirement friirn the world, that
Many 10•r",,f14 01401114'1t, hunt dead, and
wore tinily retailed to the fact of ex -
[41011,1 prior Li, hist iday by t h e tidings
hoi duceit , o "ii that day
NIT. With/. way ithried in the Luthe
ran eVlll.l.l.ry nut Plonsiint (top on
tiun
duy Inst., lii, n.mains being au...oiled to
th gru .! by it large voncotir... !tell&
It 14 a fact worth recording that ha hod
been m itriod hall a contur . t , and (hod in
jilYt. fifty years to it day from the !Dorn..
ing of hi. inurrino.
toy'B at 'tam k ot'e.
--The brat workmen in the eountny
at Patton's Jewelry Store.
-- %VII thought that borough orders
were hereafter to be peel It
Sel.Fll4 dint this 1,, not being done, arid
we have heard:ntoneromi complaints In
Cori Sequence. If we recollect eright,our
distingui , died friend, the Treivoirer, et
the time he received the'
pledged liiimedf to keep th a orders oil
the street. Whitt 1. the 7 An,
thole promises to be redeemed, or were
they merely a ,•ly dodge 01 our good
friend, the Treasurer, to receive Clio
nomination I
—Pine fancy goods, perfume cases,
&c., presents for ladies and gentlemen at
Patton's Jewelry Store.
—Rankin a head in the toy line
-No paper will be Issued from this
taus next week. For many years it
hal been the custom in this portion of
the country to publish no paper in 4th
of July *ea or in the week between
Christmas and New Years. Our hands
want p week's holiday now, and we our
selves foal like taking a little recreation.
Hence our subscribers will not look for
the WATCHMAN again until the tith of
JotioaCy.
Choice books at nankin's.
—On Monday the teachers' Insti
tute will open in Reynolds's Opera
Donne. I) tring the week a eerie„ of
lectures will be delivet tutu on
'noonday e'vennig noniething very in
teresting and attractive may be loulsed
lot from Prot. Hull. On this occanion
50 vent -4 will be charged for risen ed
seats. Bills and programines have
been and will lie freely circulated, no
that our people can nee that the hint i
nue is really going to be a nuccess.
Sticce,mhil ell'ortn are bong Made to
have the lady teaehera in attendance
bearded Tree at private houses, so that
their expennes trill he 'but trifling.
----170 to linoltio'H Book Store
-110vm,nle.la at Itaakitl'H
..1101t, to .1.(1 the fIIO ,lock of
4ilver wire at Pailon'4.
_1M11"4 commpreialllogo nt
I'lll-burg tq ono) 011.1 w be,L inutituttonA
tha kind in thp country. NVo would
recommend tiny oft ur
. y,.11114 men detiir-
IFILt a tuerctintilo tiotition to go there.
Ihe prof,ts-or.nre rompptent mom trfol
flip sy trill or instruction vPry MI V all ttl•
gl,llB
--Ch ristin as trees at Ran kin's
Thu 111'W l'r..4l,ytorina Church, at
Beech Cro,k, 14 t.. laral44llented ~n Nt.w
V,ar's dot'.
1;1•11111 . 1111'1Ci nt
QM
--It tolot's mode! ll,ok Sion.
jahei., go to 'tan Itio'N.
Stpato Eogool4 at li,tokoi'm
----nankin, the great toy !Will.
- understand that Ilr 'l' R
purelinsvd a Ilr.t chooi
billiard table from Mr, Downiirg, for
the high and nimhty stun of ten ibiliars,
U o la volio. it ' , Tort" and opell
all I X toll.' Ve eslitli11.11111011( of 1111 OW
11 • r wl.ll (air friclol Ito.) torl,1•1 auceu'si nr
Ii Of not , / Villorproe.
[h.r the Wkl,llllk,l
Sabbath School Convention.
The .4•,•,,,,d ,110. ml utinvi•iiti.m I,r
Sabbath
,L wn 111.• l ul 15 ,0 111,611rg, 1) 13111 /Intl
I 1.11 %t•-•: m , "r the (41f1V,
re b. lil m the til . W l.utln flifi r 111111 h.
A The largo
114; thr dal uud r n.wdrdJut night The
lit, it mod, ',mg Li, Ili..
Si 1111111111111 114•4111p11,L: In
Mutt WtAl L. ti hu It Ow
there I M:til) I.ennills,
ur-
Itse,,nerg+to :"S‘ hind wul6, r,
,lith•reut parts of Ow (;.•n
li• liver wits there 111111-1114 his ardor,
t.itl, unit 1•1111111•111,111 tutu the lir"-
111110 ul this in•V
wit, there, eliterlitilling us With hni This-
Miller wits there,
ring us up with 1114
h•rvuut ,Iralur) ,
(h re, 1111,1 u. liVerinoWilig with
plat lien' initilighti
wail read) wh+neser the ~dings
dragged, to it word filly, VI
1111114,5 t uingru•tu ul 11111 a+n+e,ul(u.ed new
1111 into the eleleisen 1/r Ilwntl
there, his ago an:l exper::::::
the itriliir of the
‘.,,il.eyr mein her., Mild 1114 IHr-teeing M
ien., t enut,lrng 111111 iii sisi 111110, 111
i s , and Dr...., D r
V oil Rio!
; 1'r.,1 11L114
NI. Kve Agrn niturnl
, II I , F. , 10. , y, , II Y
:11.117,r, Ey , and I) Ilars
, the I 'tiselpho•ll.,
the 1,r.....:il
purtictimtim4 is th., 41N0tin,1.,1,, thus
l oving:sin itgrrenblestiriet ‘ !, nud 1,1141,41 ml
to ill stir t—oprl
Wilgt 11,11 -- gise 1111 111/111ta•
of all that was siod would require too
mud) space An enumeration of thesub-
Jecto, with one or two Meat on each, In
1111 that the leader Call 1 . /11101q,
First Subject Fea-ibiiity of es
tablishing a paper in 1111,1 (li'Vr/-
1 1. 11 PX111114,1r4 . 1y, or in part, to the Sun
day Sr Imol work in one midst IL 14
,10,40gaial I. 11111,11 , 41 the paper monthly
;Subscription 'mice Mr single copy 50
(•itib, of tell or more 25 (',.ruts
After living ilnrcicrsed with consider
able interest, the subject wits referretl,to
the business 1 - 011111111.11 4 0 The bu sinless
01111111 MM. referred Ow matter to theex
yetitivn eorninitten wlllll,llt e.prenaing
any ,Lpifilorel thereon
Second Subject.—DefeeLs of our Sun
day School system in its ifrganizatnin
and practical working(' The following
were the iminciple defeett pointed out •
Ist,pulling tutu 111114 11111 the back grou nd,
the committing of ~ 1 "11.01"11 11111 i 1 . 11/1111-
Itrizitar„ (lie puma wall 1V411•1 nlentn ; 2.1,
neglecting to teach the rettet.histii ; 3d,
going too far from the old ',e n t er' path
Im 11111411 - ; 4th, lack of uniformity in the
, 511 i, lack rd point in the in
ii m ikon , 1,1;t, ;at k Om spirit 01
m 7 .1 lit 11 , 111 -
r ,t , l :.4 1111,11 tr,
1 144 le HI 114 1 1$ , 0,11.1 a 1 , 111114'11 ml
i.. 111 ; 11th, want 441 scii,ohlr4 , 10th,
not iiirpremong open haptnred children
their relation to the church ; Ilth, Want
of punctuality ; 12th, le.ck of Leaf-hers
18th, lack of sociability ; 140 r, ,don't
dovelop butiovolenee or (ho art. of giving;
16th, clueing schools in winter; 10th
lack of prayer ; 17th, wuttt 01 personal
effort.
Third Suhjeet.—flo w can these defects
be remedial? Many valuable sugges
tions were made, but space wi l l not al
low us to give them.
Fourth SuNret —What are the beat
means by which young men can be
brought into the Sunday School. Ist,
teach that the Sabbath School is riot
only fur children, but for all, old and
young. In Dr. Kirk's Sunday School
Boston, numbering 400, there nri , 212,
over 21 years of age. No difficulty in
in keeping young men in such rt school
2d, personal appeals to the young ; in
making such appeals we should have
our hearts in the work —make it n sub
ject of prayer —live chi i , tian lies.
==
Fr/!h Subject —Should not Sabbath
School` workers take some action upon
the great evil of the common use of to
bacco, with a s; ocial view of preventing
the young from acquiring tho Ilajeit3
ether the common (1.0 Of tobacco
wai IL great e (lit was II rut constdered.
'Cho ti~•nsn of the (.011011110.M 500 mod to
be that It alas, for the following; live
reasons: 1.1, it is IL LI Iqy 1111 ; 2d,
u•~•~os; ill, expensive; 4th, injurious;
file, a bad example. Taking this view
of tho subject, the conclusion necessarily
lollow4 that Sabbath School workers
should take active efforts to prevent the
young from 'clueing the habit.
Sixth Subject.-1V hat are the duties
of church coquilles towards the Sabbath
School, and how may they . Go induced
to discharge their duties. Ist, it is the
duty of panicle to attend Sabbath School
themselves ; 2d, to support them by'con
tributing liberally of.their 111111111 ; 3d,
see thatptho children have their .lessons
prepared. 'rho pulpit and institutes
good means by which parents may be
influenced to discharge them,
Seventh Subject, l'emperancr.—flew
can It be beat taught 3 By example—
every church member ought to be a tem
perance 1111111. It would be well for
teachers to bring this subject frequently
before their scholars, for the Superin
tendent to talk upon this Ell bjeet lit least
every 3 months to the school. It would
be well to have a temperance society in
connection with the township Sabbath
:School institute. Iluvo sortie one at
Sabbath School celebration., ole., to de.
liver an addres. on the subject of L(41)-
1,111111.0
The foll..wing art. several ..f th e to l e."
ti. I,ropetind.d through the que-tion
box At ..1 the 11114Arf 1,11 t•
It rd Ille• person the .-
14 11. rut ,t for nn ungodly p. r
son to be IL t..1101.,r I.. 11.4•1 ill /I Stlb•
1,1101 1110011 tiswer benev lir I
iltlrOilVerted teacher who is reg
ular and punctual in his attendance, I
do not discharge him, but make special
efforts for his con Version. —lt. v. Wylie.
l)oes loafing ill !•1111114 and stores,
night alter night, better Ilt Subballi
School oilleers and teachers for their
work ? An+ --Certainly not The fool
ish, silly, vulgar talk of such places, has
11,111gfIltIltig tendency and unfits bun for
his wort. —I) F. Fortney. :Id Should
lilies manufacture wine as a beverage,
lied ter cooking purposei 7 Ans.—
plintu idly no The ladies have no I it.etcm
to mak.• and deal out intoxicating drink..
1.1 lien a teacher reproat hes his scholar
for snicking, as 111' meets 111111 Oil the
way, •lieeld lie not tlrst take the cigar
11'11111 1111,1%11 mouth And bide it older
coat tall, whil+t he administers the
rebuke? A iis —lt'es , and be sure
never to put it in 1114 111,111111 rigid ti
glib next 11,1111111111,11 Wlll be hold at
Anronshurg en the •e. and Tuesday of
February, 187 I . 11. 'l' SO/IM.,
tb, WA, II NAN
Our Public Schools.
it was oar plea-tire, in company
with it Iltend,to visit the pillthemehoolm
of thin place , un Wednesday last, anti
%%. I I item the ex(ltionatitm ot the varioom
grittlem, to which this week has I)eeti
14,0(01, prmr to the litA i lid.ty vacation
1)11 our arrival we aere Limit% r e e et s e d
by l'roiemmor Idamtingm, who mstperin
1,,,t1p, th e ,teliottlm and 11 1 111•111 . 4,1111• beet
grade of the 11141 i school. 111111 , V 1111•11
111 1 11111...1.1i•1 1 .1 11-, 311.1 .10. r .11 1. 11
COllllltolt. I lilt roe lied, pioorlootoort 141111 the
1 , 111,111111111r010 of a clam. in l'hymival
l itogri phi 'I he e antatation att.
1111/1111g11 /111.1 111.1 , 1 :4.lll , lach,rv, and
ielleetm etedtt alt Imith teacher and pit
lid 111 lier 111 to gone
,vttli equally credit:idle S,11111•
spevosienmoi traap drawing 111 . r1....
11-1 ,slill . ll excelled apt t%i l l l, er 1 1 ‘ -
I . Cllted by 1.11.1 . /i1C111.4 1;r 1 .1111 1 1r 111Z( 1
101111.1 the rOMlAOrlierll ‘ ./ I .I III Y, It l l l l
the /111.4 .1 til tF111( 1 11111•
itietttrem, and Iteatitittil and tipproprtate
inttllttem, a Melt, di , l'lttlemst.r told 11N,
were turtitmloml to; the Ft Maar,•
then pamsemi throngli the %11/11/111.1 grades
beta); pletimantly greeted by teacher*
and melmlarm respectively, noticing the
slime orderly appearance, thortnnzainemm
of examinations:tint thsciplitre I tit letigit
1/111, 11 1 4 in the fir,'
Aker lintening for Horne linie to very
irterenting exit.mintitioncl trt 15Ientitl
Arithmetic:and other britiicheB, in the
primary mid interniediaie gtit(len, at
the reque-t of the tencl.ctB, is.• tat rued
to bear the meliimlN sing ; when snub
tilt order and di.cipline, that would 110
credit Ina buoly .11 %elerlin
little youth» were B},redilY lintssicti in
two of the aliartnienui, which were
made one, by 81(11[111g the eliding par
titione. Then, with tut animation that
nhluonl Ismontited to enthiisiltslll, and
the proniptunde (.1 (il.l Inue Bingerm,
the )nlllll6ll Voice. , , hill Iwo hundred
in number, jollied m one grand chorus
that thrilled the •sotik; and the Only
comment we t'lt jinuitittble ut Milking
won. to nay well done
The romiim generally, were well fillet'
and ate oiderls and urnt, Eiertining
scented to Hint e oirmino"thly, and hat
itionionslv, evidencing, efficient gos ern
went We inns' • We !sever ttsted
it Sellool4lr Sehoots, in Which the 1,111.118
Ket . ll‘ed in he more nitS , and iiiii)rcBied
nt ilieu minli e .), or (,‘ loch presented a
nn~ie ow:000111 stub ilostriehing vomit
non, 1.1 in Ihr fill I, Si•lio, of Belle
Mute do at tiny time. e Murky
attendunce ; the community ()I its
(surest ispraretill) e‘ititing betwetv)ii-
HI and teacher, e‘idence4 n »ninon 4.1
effort, which will ensure progrreos and
proficiency in rattily, and which speak
moat favorably of the teachers anti the
administration and government of the
CITIZEN.
---A NVeittern editor comaded a
nom who complained that jomtice had
not been done him, by the remark that
it a as very „ lucky lir him."
MARRIED,
lIIRI,INCIER-1101a.---00 Dee, 20th, nt the
residence of the bride's father, by the
Rev. W. D. Wright, Mt. C it lIIRLIZIONR of
I'll IllpKburg,l',entre county Da., to Mil. Ins-
PILLS ROL; of IttoehantionMentre coonty.Pa.
WRAVER—ROSS.-0o the Nth loot, at the
reek/once of the bride'', hither, by the Nov.
R C. Bryson, Mr Dtrie II Wetrre. to Miss
Al ICI. RUM all.of Conti° comity, Do.
FnRFITER.—On Rondn y. Drin
ilio roolilenen of Dr. It I ,
Spring Mills, !u - Ith Wilson,
or It. II and Joanna It,
months null NOVVII (lays
"Thom In no floek, loosontot n
ea,
But one dead lamb In t him; ,
T 114.10 it, no hire4l4lo, bnx 41 11• ' 1
lint has ono vzwitnt. chair!
"Let tut he Delimit Them" Nov
Nut from the ground mem.
Rol ofteothnes eeletttett
Antoono thin dark cll4guete
• k
"We Hee but tlitnry through Iltt
ORM
Ainlti them earthy dattip4,
‘Vlintreetiot to on lot end fon,
May lort lionvetem cllttlont hot
IM not ilen.l,-11m 0411.1 44
11.41 gone unto that nrhnn 1,
=t==ll2ll
#nd Chrlmcblinvelf cloth nil,
I ay after day we think wh tt
In tIIOSO 6nght realoi4 of 1.111
1 . 1 4 /1r artitll.yoll.r. ht•r tivi,l , r ..t.•
14010111 tilt,. growl more hut
IV° will be jimlent, and woola
We may not wholly stay ,
liy Hilt . ove mketetify lug 11011 1 10
Thu grief that !mast. have WI
WA LTZ —Gil Friday, Ihe lull
romillen..e • In Ihirrpmnvlno,
. (.np, John I: Want.• ,
of 1114 age
JA(•ICSON —in Nillip.horg, on
her 30, 1870, Andrei,' .Ing•k.nn
ham and Ann Jnolt son, nge.l
Sloop on—beneath Om votlh•
Oh, sen4e vlay
tlf, 11 the homurn of it,
Thy »mil !lath wtFig' , l it. a
'lhemniltlh it ell, r
St•I•111 ,4 1 . 1..111 ,11.11 , 111
Ito v.. Ing on Ihsl tiilvha's hr
A 1,,01ve , 1 (ram earthly Nth
‘Vo mourn theo—yttt, eo hop
T., meet the up above,
And Itig w 141 hey the holy
That.tells.our HAv ior'n lovo
I=
Art happier lar than a.
And, comforted by 0114, INO I
ood M most !um Derree
The Bellefonte M
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The 11,1111W1lig are the .111011111
Hoek Thuradny oVentna, when
to presto.
White Wheat, per Int.hel
Red Whent, per Inediel
Rye, per hll. 01e1
ellr.l, 111.1 . Int4hel
mhelled, per Int4hel,
t Ito, per int•Ond
Itarley, per 1111.11e1
loth 1.1111.41 t, per int4hel
(hwer I. per tot.hel
l'otatoe4, per Intnind
Eggm, per dila.,
Lord, par pmind
Itocon—Shntilder..
Shit, • •
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14tittur, p.. 111141
iwr pound
I,rotind I'laster, per 101 l
MONEY MARK
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