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The Democratic Watcilinan.
BELLMFON''...E . , I'A
A Oalafornia Obituary
___
The San Francisco News Letter says:
Bodillepopster is dead. The bare an
nouncement, will plunge the city into
wisp(
ntl , tilde gloom. 'll'he death of
Boddlepopster was most untimely ; lie
should have died twenty years ago.
Probably
ec no uliar r
ant day has ex
eried HO i nfluence p l upon( HO
ciety m the deceased, Ever foreinolit
in every good work out of which any
thing could be made, air unstinted die
penser of every species of charity that
paid a commission to the diebuser, Mr.
Boddlepopster WaS a model of generos
ity, and weighed at the time Of his
death one bund v red and ninety odd
pounds.
Originally born in Massachusetts,
but for ten years a resident of Califor
nia and partially bald, possessing a cos
mepolitan nature that loved a York
shilling as well, in proportion to its
value, as a Mexican dollar, the subject
of your memoir was one whom it was
as honor to know, end whose friendship
was a luxury that only the affluent
could allord. It shall ever be the
writer's proudest boast that he enjoyed
it at less than half the usual rates. Mr.
IS. was the founder of the now famous
lioddlepupster institute, arid for swine
years preceeding his death sir tiered se
verely from Holt cut u, is loch bus proba
ble done as much lor agriculture as
any similar concern in the foot hills of
our State.
In ISII3 lie was elected all 110110rary
member of the society fur the preven
tion of humanity to Mongolians, and
but for thin loss of an cue iii carrying
out ip ere insiph,, would have been one
he hancletuinest whom' that ever re
sided alining us. There is little 111.1111 a
that he :night have aspired to any Ol
lie(' in the gift of the people, so
-al ens the ei-teem in which lie was
he tilled tor. 1114 Ltyt
curd I,y he %%It. Sflllirell out, Were
eliaractern-lie ol the 'nail • Ile remark
ed 'lend) me that catnip tea!' The
e atnipconsolaiion arrived 100 late to be
oi 1110 ll.e , 11e 11:1,1 gone ill die devil.
I wire mold, bright.
intellect! 11 I' shipllll4l. I,g sin
A Visit to the Pope.
The Ern d• mum has an extract from
one of the Italian journals, the Fatfit/
, la, which ae translate
We are permitted to publish some
liart of a letter written riot long strict.
bs an illustrious arid learned foreigner
who resided for a king tulle at Home,
where, by his position mid his sincere
and profound attachment to the pun
lie wits held in great regard mid
esteem, and lital great weight in giving
adsice We should observe also that
he was a tery fervent catholic. After
of September lie returned to
; brief sojourn, and here are
• - 1011, he brought
"11 ,, .I,tt after my arrival, I
kut 14. si-it holy father. I had
11101 hlr three velars.
•In [oohs I Mond hiat but little
only it aillpeared to rue that
the palms•. of his lace was greater
and more opaque, and over all with a
aril of melancholy which kept its place
in "pile of the smile which now and
then hovered on the getThlrePt,
his mood, los worth; were calm and
Nererie, not without languor.
"Ile spoke to toe at much length of
the late event., and particularly of his
resent condition, and as II caennlly,
II erted to the act:essay of going abroad
in the aspen air lor his health, to take
areinttomeil wulkn, and to the tedious
discointort of his 111/ prison.
meal in the halls of the Vatican.
"At one time I asked Iwo why he
did out attempt to go out.
"At this questfort at once his
habitual calmness, and ur excited
words spoke to me of the dangers
which threatened limi personally, of
the insults and outrages to which he
knew Inn person would be exismed.
Ile concluded, ''My
_person is nothing,
but I cannot allow the majesty of the
pontiff to be outraged•'
"It appeared to me clear that he
wan under the 1111presmoti of an invin
cible error. Yes, my dear sir, the
Holy fath er to a prisoner , truly a prof
over, because he twill hare it no. The
august old man will perhaps never go
Out of the vatican a martyr, of the pol
Icy and perhaps of the interests of--
"I took my leave deeply affected by
this pairiml, and I will Hay, fatal post
lion in which they have placed the
holy father.
"The Ilex'. dn . ), limlu g inyeelt with
certain IL rsiontgen ul the eouit, I Wish
ed to enter Oil the halved of the in
prototittietit of the pope, but I totw •im
toedlittely that they did not choose to
understand me, and I was silent.
Poor ix.mtiff.
A I,lAntctt. j4E&D,gll.*--Jeff. (1,4
elected to,Ligtere trona the run
district of bra negro in the or.
Binary Prink' Oftittgrp In the Southern
SiniPm, oral' nt credit to his radical
tortoilorA, i.eivit it a Plaid, impudent,
course, iguoraAr, ana vulgar, lie hae
been • met local whipper-in to the
radie,4l Rartrpt
,e,jectlons held there
since Out war, And itavisig.learned suf.
!Iciest' of radii*, election 'trickery to
make Ids knoirlidge personally avail&
We, now gets his reward in being eent
toCongress.
—Old Billy'W—wae dying.
Wu an ignorant man and, a very wick
ed one• tor : —, an excellent idly
eiejan, ands very pious marl, waif at
tending him. The old fellow asked
for bread. 'The doctor approached the
bedside, cud, In a very solemn tone,
remarked : "Mv dear fellow, man
cannot live by bread falone."No,
raitl the old fellow, slightly reviving;
'he's 'bh.efed to have a few wegeta-
Wee I The subject wen dropped.
Discoveries and Inventions.
Tinlitra 11111.10 r d. 1477.
Plunp4 myelin , I. 1425.
Camera obseurn invented, 1515.
Engraving on oozed invented, 1150.
110t108 Ilret planted in.E.ll4laJnl, 1 - )22.
Parer Jirst made yl linen rap, 1111.
Filoffings rir4 coined in Engiatid,ls4 f,
1./iatnonds first polished and eta
1439.
Almanacs first published at Buda,
1470.
Gun locks invented at Nurembutt
1517.
Printing invented, by Pituet, Ger.,
1441.
Watcboa find made at Nuremberg,
1477.
Hats first ttiado,iu Europe, at Paris,
1504. •
Soap first made at London and Brie
tol, 1524.
Theatrical performances first given
in England, 1:378.
Muskets invented and first used in
England, 1421.
Post Officer first established in Ru h
rope, in France, 1404.
Printing introduced- into England,
by Caxton, 1474.
Maps and 6, hartx first brought to
England, 1439•
Fortifications (trot built in the pros
ont style, 15(X).
Sugar refinetidirat practiced by a Ve
netian, 1503.
Chocolate first introduced into Eng•
land Iron] America, from Mexico, 1420.
Turkeys iutroduced, into .lialeand,
limn America, 1520.
Engraving on copper invented by
Finunigtierre, Italy, 1151
Canals in modern-tlle first. made
Europe, Bitty, 1 , 481.
Algebra introduced into Europe by
the Saracent,, 1112.
guy streets lint lighted in niodern
EuXope, Paris, 1524.
t reek language introinced into Eng
land, by Grocyn, 1191.
Casts, in plaster, first invented in
Florence, by Verichin, 1170.
Copernicus discovered the true then
ry of the solar system, 1582.
Gardening first introduced into Eng
kohl, 'ruin Netherlands,
Playing earam,invented for then:nos(
merit °rale French King, 1390.
)lee invented, 151X10,11541,,-
Shipping whvelts iiietit.ed at I.S.rutin
wir k, 1540.
Air guar lOPYIti ,1 as early 11.4 /6:5
88114,0E14 l‘ere I 11% ent el by (; asalae,a
Jt. , 1111, 172)
the inventor
tine, the dreadful instrument of punish
ment. in France, was burn at Salutes
20th March, 1738. It in-it false state
merit that he perished by Ilia devices.
Ile died ni !Ca bed.
Bellows invented, 554 B.
Gat. inveliteil, 1401.
Spinning wheel invented, 1330.
Punctuation lint u,ed in literature,
1520.
spitirling-jetiny invented, 1759.
LAMP h:XWASIONH—IfI ViON , Or the
novo:Tit ancidelitvocurring from the
use of runt oil lanipm, we ate prompted
to give the followito rolco, by the rare
fit I observance orivkich r explogions may
e in a great menintre fire% onto! •
1 Never turn a wick down low
under any considerations This is the
great peril, because the cotton of the
wick becomes hard and carbonized,
actually charcoal. When the wick is
turned down this chareonror crust re
mains burning at a red beat. Now at
the edges (.1 the wick, within the tube,
the irdlanialile vapor rushing up,strieke
upon ilos red cual, tire,, takps fire, ig
the oil in the lamp, and the explosion
follows.
2 When you wish to put out the
light, it being at lull head, blow one
quick forrib/e breath, directly down
the chimney., wait an isitant, and then
turn down the wick to stop the dim.
greeable smoke from coming out.
3. Keep the top of the wick trimmed
clean every day.
4. Keep the plate with the little
holes in entirely Oran of the black m
ince matter which falls on it !roni,ilie
burning wick.
JEFFLILROSI'S Tics ItLis.s.--11. Never
pot oil till lo morrow what )ou can do
to-day.
2. Never trouble another fur what
yogi can do yourself.
3. Never spend your money before
you have it.
4. Never buy what' you do not want
because it is cheap.
5. Prude costs 118 more than hun
ger, thirst, and cold
f. We seldom repent of having eat
en too little.
7. Nothing is troublesome that we
do willingly.
R. How much pain the evils have
eost us that have never happened.
9. Take thing(' alwave by the
smooth handle.
10, When angry, count ten before
you fl peak ; if very angry coant a I n m•
Bred.
—A peripatetWonday school iallc
er ended a long sOrry Ih n, • knit flow,
my young friends, Ile littlilerl ul those
two boys were Thomas and Philander.
Thomas, 1 tin., tom was a bail
boy, and went down -- down.
Philander wan 11 gllll.l 1.)1 7111 , 1 went
up : Alp Little ,'l it lien, Philan
der elands before ) oaa l'
so )e ha% u taken the tee
total pledge have ye?' sai I one fried'
'.l.udwic I Lc -+'e, suA
no not ashamed of it! untie!: An
did not Paull tell 'timothy to tape a li
tie wino for his idonntell V 'So he thd
him toy nano) not Timothy, and
there's nothing the ill Wt . !' with my
stomach,
r
Dr. sinooilian 1,4 Inthee' Aloe.
tor,' °beer% (41 l'itr4. 1' Tint n way. I . 'So
nice I".Neval PrOberliiCrl ALINE}
Said n third. Ott htott n ti3ek ertett
xn etithostikete young nuttron.. 'You
wean it gum+ r growled her husband,
who hnd ?3 , t Nren the ,b,et,,r'A bill for
one I enCe titt,tehtlit e.
Courting Undor
I mad the atquaintance oif atramsu,
lady en ate party, who was rather
gilootl-Itio lag; and I being rather sus
ceptible. bf course fell in Joie.
I aecottipanied the )mtng hull home,
but had a very polite invitation from
the :toting Indy N (II her to -tai• nt
home ! But, mitlims dimmed, I re
solved to win Jane Aim at all Mamas.
If anything, I rather liked old It—'s
objections * , tor that made the thing ro•
mantic, you know.
The next evening, knowing that
Jane Aan would be at church, I bor
rowed a horse and carriage Unto a
friend, and went there for the purpose
of taking Jane Ann home after church
was over. •
I am afraid I did not pay much at
tention to the aerinon on Idiot evening;
and . I thought, at that time, it was the
longest T had ever listened to. But
an evetything earthly has an end, jp
had that iermon ; and I thought it the
happiest moment of my life when I
aseieted Jane Ann into my carriage.
We, of course, too* the longest road
to Mr. It 1/09RibIC and 119 it wan
in an opposite direction fl•orn my
horse's home, and as he had not had
Ilia supper, lie did not care lunch about
going; but I at- halt got him under
way, and then gave my attention to
my companion nod commenced con
veriintion, which ran aottiewhat ut this
way.
"Dear Janie, this it beautiful—
whoa, there! Where are ou going
to 1"
The last Wtia addressed to the horse,
who had suddenly taken a notitto to
TI around.
"See how Leauttiol the moon -whoa,
them• Whara.to the titelsen , are )vu
going to?"
-
he horse tans gitig squats iiitt) tie
fence
"Oh I Jame, l'‘o long wished for
this opportunity to whoa, there!
Confound that horse-I've long
fur thu opportunity to tell you how
much —come out of that, you oat
muncher' Where in the in'sehief are
yon going to?"
The horse was going into the fence
again, but 1 straightened loin, and
commune...l again
"l'%e lung wanted to toll pot Janie,
how notell I love you --collie out of
that, you 14011 of :t gun ! What are
Non turning niOutnl fur? —and oh,
dame, if I atatagli yoa acre the
deuce are you voing? Whoa, flu.]
--loved me half as well AR —v6101)1111.1
that hurtle I Whoa, there !—I love
>un--el/WC out of that!—l'd he per.
leetly con--found that ?ionic !
Janie, I'd be perfectly darn that
borne Whoa, there!"
Wax sorb 111.1. e, the horse turned
square aroand, upsetting the carriage
and breaki . ng it all to smash, but for
tunately not hurting Janie or I,
walked home with Jane, butt neN er
finished my Ppeech .
The carriage cost me forty dollars to
Set it repaired, and 1 havnt indulged
in the luxury of falling in love since.
A Healthy Individual.
The following in the Net thing writ
ten by the Inre 'Arterntin Word:'
4 4 hitii finite recent I've bin a 'healthy
I'm nearly sixty, and ytt
I've got mniankle into my list that re
senibleft the tread of ft canary bird when
they fly out and hit a Mat). Only a
few weeks ago I WWI exhibiting in
East Skowhegan in ft bilihn' which had
bin ockepied by a pugilist--
one of tbern fellers that hits from the
shoulder and teaches the manly art oi
self defies And he cum suit ned he
nay guin' in free, in consekenee pre.
vrs'ly ockepyin' Ped Odin %%itli a larg e
%chow dog. Ile me !, 'Oh, y„„ y 1 sed,
'Oh, no Etc bed, 'du you %%mit tu be
ground to Kellen?' I sea, 'pis, I du, tl
there is a
when be strbick lin' :1 J 1441134111 4. Mow
in the lest it) is liie hi caused that 0011.
Cern to Ce olisie fur repairs i but
he did burl, nis,any mum 1 went
for .aberget'eally. ills parents
lived newt- by and 1 will eimiply state
that fifteen minutes alter 'l'd gone for
turn his mother, seem' the prostrate
lorm oh her anti VINWOCIIIn' the hustle
onto tt shutter brirriNt by your then, run
nut doors, keerholly blok'd him over,
and ned, Btv son; you've been foutinl
round ft infteheen. Yon went
in at the end where they put the grain,
Caine out with the straw, and then got
up In thin thing-umftjiii and let the
horses trod on you, didn't you my sour
You can imagine by thin what a dies
greeahle person I am when I'm angry.'
A WA4olik.--TWO comedians having
a wager about whidb of them sung the
beet, they agreed to refer it to a friend.
A dait was accordingly agreed upon,
and both the parties executed to the
best of their abilities before him. As
noon iti they had finished, the arbitra-
A
wt.- proceeded to give ' dgrnent in the
tollowing manner: `As lor you, air,'
addressing himself to t first, 'you
are the worst singer 1 ever heard in.
my life.' 'A said the other, exault•
ingly, 'I knew I should win toy wager.'
'Stop, si r,' said the arbitrator, 'I here
it word to say before you go, itillieli is
this, ghat yon Caltliod ling al all.'
----A few days since a genileman
veiled upon none lady friends, and
%ens plume( iatethe parlor by servant
maga& him What name elew
be.-wtslued to
(sate thorn —toy durpriae , be ropfced
'Anoeue'—a friend line girl seemed'
at first pushed, bunt quickly re•.
gained her. composers, and in the
blended insiiides ixiesibles obeerred.
'What-kind of e 'ones aid oyou say, fief'
tgbeigoll.l
I.oll.thaittlifiliflaillptollll , 4llltlllllll9obbilt
t bipimaistlos,wot ta-ileanatin Waite int ia
a. lictiosh• s camel WI a •-p ins for
wiles asil mites. • TIM
bothers tha.... 'ft it a
snare., and. will, opt pp ow it; Tipsjt. run
along 4y Ojaititip of too train fo . A.
Old wen they abrno to a culvert they
dive under.
HeA44boldi's .co}uFaß.
A 1) I) It E s S
=MEI
N VI 11:.; :AND DEISI.I,VrAIIEr),
'l'll‘. 1101 M HIDDEN
AMU WilusE CA.4114 REQUIRE
Pn 0 m vi"r it EA TMlasT,
•rn RENDER EX'S TENCE
If you aro canting, or Imve suffered from
Involuntary discharges, *hat eltoct doom It
pro,lure upon your general health l' Do you
fool week, debilitated, oamily tired ? Doom a
little extra exertion produce palpitation of Ow
haartt Do your liver, urinary organs, or
your kidney'', croquet' tiy gra out of order? Ig
your undue sometimes thick, milky or hooky
or Is it ropy or settling , Ur does nOilek skturi
t tee to the top? Or In A MOdilllr lit nt the hot
tom itilPr It hm, stood tuvhflo , DO you iiiIVP
wpnlle nt .41tort bry:itiling ur aptpepqilk Aru
)0m bovild+ l'un , litlled' Do you inure breik
4,r (painting, or rush o f btu.' to the head
your memory impaired? Ili your Imml cop.
odanily dwelling on ? In. yon 1(411
, tiled oornpitity, of ilfn
lio yok %in!, i lwi left ti no, lo got
.•ti ribuee shy little 1.111..15 nutku yoll
vuirt or jump , Is your sl, i p Itroken or root,-
1e.. , IA Ilio luster of your eye 4 iv. brilliant
Tlio bloom on your cheek sn bright Do you
onJoy yournif in nudity nw w ell+ Do you
11111,110 your 1Lu , •1n044 .1111 the Blithe energy'
loryou fool as au -I volkfidenen in yourself'
\ your spit Iti dull :sod tl %ging, ghost to
mete:01101y I f to not lity it to yam
In Pr n/ MM• you ro•illtnt. nlghtl
1,11 k 114,14, /111.1 h ‘,.• hitt hlth• .typetiti
11,0 ILir t.• or liver
Now, roorler, •1 it otol4o, lenertoll tikotoo,
gild 1.11/11 Are all eapa
hi° , 4 pr..llt , nig II ,11,1(111 , 4 gem:rativo
organs. The organs of genvrstz , l, when in
perfect health, make the Man, I n d you over
think that tlinse 1e#1,,1, dolinnt, energetic, por
serving nUrvewnlirl hostile,, melt um always
thorn wLere generate be oriour ere In perfect
health! You never heard finch inert complain
o f being ineinuolioly, of noriotpoiens, of pal ph-
tattoo of the heart. They are never afraid they
eannnt Alieel.(111 In business ; they don't lawonu•
pall and dllll.lllragoul they are always polite
end Walnuts en the oomprny of Indies, nail look
you end them right In the fare—none of rm.,
1,,,n,”-t 1,,,,1, .pr ans "übi•r numnnl•nr about
th..ro I I n,)t in, an tho.t , win, kw•p the or
g. 11.4 Pdbtte•d by running t. eiCes. Tbefiti will
unly ruin thou. umno.stun on., but nlno
thoope tboy Jo Wiriness with Ilr 1.,r
lime many men, from badly oured diseases
from the efTeete t•f .elf Itltu.te and
Idai r e br , ..lght 10101jt Elm 'Milo of wg►knonn to
th 0114) {A gam• Um' bits niclu,4utl be 0110n1.1, pys
tine Nr, ITllleh IA to Mild. iarliOnt (wiry t.htir
,tf.ornse—lillory, lunacy, paralyvix, xpinal nr
feet lons, nuicide, /Old almost overy other form
of ilfeea.e which htimautty to h4lr tal—and the
(Niue. of the trestles scarcely ever suspected,
and hare doetored for all hut lite right one
WHItASF, OF TUE:4E offaANP; faxiump:
TIAZ LSI, Q., A
131 TTREITTO
II ELISEISOLD'S
mum NxTu.AcT
SUCH 1J
Is tlku great thurette anti Es a cortaln care fur
disease , . of /ho
BLADDEIt, 1(11)NKYS, ORAVEL DROPSY,
ORGANIC WkIAKNO3B, FEMALE COM
PLAINTS, UENEItAI. DEMIATY,
and nil , linoar. • .o i Ilia urinary (UVIII4. WllOOl
or oxl.ting lo mule or fosoAlo, from what.-
error aurae orlWalitrug, and no matter of how
long *Wilding
If no trentAntint. In aubergtod to, Copromptlani
or humility may ensue. 'Our flesh sod blood
are sUppOrted from those sources, and Aim
health awl ItappinaesokaOlial Of our pia. rlly,
depends upon prompt nrO of. rotiable remedy.
net,MilorArs rriltAct Milli I, ontatt.
1114 bed upwards of 19 yeatit,
. • . IL 1,4544.4404 , p, . ..:1
DutlobtErr,
504 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, tod
114401,1 TH }ou, By., P 1/ 0 11,,,U;1ELP.4.44 Pa„.
, 0110 , •:+-46,01 per bogie, Or.e.tertt.teeldr
d6ll4eMt %Tiny rtaifteig.l- •
1361,1 by jilt drdrigiels
". • . 1 - • •
None are geoulpe, paler' 4prip tip In Maui
enlin.wed wwwlitgr. with Ilkoldmileonny Gb
iiiq'slrierd,l . " n.
t6.28-ty S.T HELMBOLD.
Dry Goods
ir jc 10F, UN DERSION ED 113 v iiir dr
tortnined to quilt the mereen,i.t• let+inoo
In loAtlbbie, 'Absolutely and pf. , 1 , 1 , ...iy, no*
9404 I?is entire Cock of
,
/
1=
II APR & (7)IPS
bt )(11 4 :4 & SlfoBB de
AT COST
lie Wilt very lino ansorimorit of Ladioo
DRY GOODS,
which he oilers at (208 t. Also u SplOntlllll/406,
of
oyEit COATS and other cLoTii ING,
also a largo and satinet stock 01
HC$ fEI Y
(41.()VES, du
nil of whirl, an, offered at ..I
('all In and nee that thig Iv nn trap
but tile truth Bellefonte , Oct Nth, 1,471,,
1:1•41- ' (IF:o l'IFElt
NE w UOOOB AND NEW
Plill'
I/1011 RATES leUltBRI) OUT
GOODS AT ()II) F.V111 ,1 N1.1 , PIM l•
,t Rito's-441
Weald re.ii,,,tfaliy utfnnn the amid mid the
e..it of ipaakinil, that they have "lamed
lit, aim are daily rect.:tying a latY '
, STUCK OF (:()UL ti of ,
which thty are oakirselkst the very lotteto mar
Let riee.
iiOOlA
r'onni•ting ortho Intent Ntylentlf Figured nd
PhlUI Alpaca*, Ftgurod wlll P l / 4 11/ •ull r••• 1
Shoph , pl Plitailm Black Sllkti,Sumi.o..r SIIO.
I r,lk hop 1111•, Whit, 1;014.1.1, ‘% , lota? "wit.
panm, Lirinn 'liokp .
.144•41.1, K., Flitorlo,
Attopf . rd P 1.1.1 flultnornlQ,
1VC41611,,
Kent m•ky Jentim,
CliNlikbllg, Plain ( kph .rs.ll I X
(I,,thg ROpeill111.1 • M ml , l
of 4•tiou. Vol or.'
A fhilline of tl j ,:pba raaairneres, 1-I,olnetta
end \'u r
nakinga, all do end prince, whieh *lll
be sold cheap. NA e have emote/it ly on 1..10 a
large end well animated stook oretl kleda of
Crockery, (Jrocerits, Alockerai, salt, eta, Me.,
Wineh we will that:noon u r at tho ve r y inmem
cash ',neva
All kneel,' n(rententry prealucu Leaked ;et ca
change, forgotalc, anal the [dewed market pit
cur alluvercei.
FIiIENUS ♦WALE WU JOUR INTHRENT.
F.a. ea fell ma 1.141,41 tlyit qr twit your
taAteri an wrn Its your wino,. s 4nl
AnhLWA Yki AILEAIJI-A, ALEX
ANDER. R :4( );SI L Millhvon, u,oui,,c (;,,,,
wylvartin, are how offering to the Imbhe nt
the luwwil, crab prloww.
❑6Ubq OF s EVEItY rmseßipTioN
A. ALEXANDER ,t spN,
TAU; LIMA twolliotl DC n iwelitlDlC to their HD
n14.1,114 rrivii,lko that they. /Hoe Jurt rettirned
rem the Kant with tt new iielhOrtfnent et
olthl.•
FoTIEMN AND DoMESTIc Ginms
Which they ern polling nt 411011 pr 111.4 Llint
p 11 1 ,111 0 ,111114 wtII find IL to timtr InWrest to buy
of them Their ,thmk nnvt.v to of
it E 8
M N E-R-Y
fittl4 AND ('AN, A , 11) sii.)r.s
All lomln of evytMr.T pr , 4l‘wo (alum ts ea
koody
.A ~LE ANDER a SON.
InguTlM/ce.
MET 1W P ITA N I, k IFE I NSUR
ANCE OP OM YORK
AMb A. DO W,
L. 11EG 1.:41G4 f Ice tertuidaul
I
istp.„Nsat
snd Ma.hublos Hank 00114Ing, .•'
4211 elratuut Strect, l iii dplpbi a.
6)11111K, tIAPFIO.II' AND eo fTN
Oetletai Agent* and Atlotturyn (04. Penna.,
IleIowan", tint,tyllepu Jorany., Plourilet
of tlntrunbla And Maryland
IMEM
DI VIDMNIm kULA It ND'
ANNUALLY.
IMM
TlOrty Oyyp gravm p.iipyro In ps,yrerent at
ternittrn.
t.yme !Wyly to trAlmi F 411.-11. 011411• A VlWArjy..
pm (Wyly
non.flrfoll )16 and inoontomt.
C. It (11 , 3.1211 ART, Ag.l Bellefonte
'P. 11 1111V103, htbaka iotirtilever.
liwW-Lit • 11. , Ki 5041.0
call7:F4AtrrA t4'
'.; 4 i.
(icon. N , ' '""
t)d, lettfl'illkottinl"lllrlo, 'RAY' add 'Accet* ,
N1"f1"49. 1 41.• • r . •.,
Prompt attention gtoen to the oollason, of fat
Pay, Penssamrdlistifilq4Uhr kidt.l ;••
.44,41tAttoblOgtzigeyrki;f0.01
u4tn on 44,45 0 .
, .
_EDWIN H.. KINSPUE,
1; t ;gum - leg yrnmummat,,; - •
.),OwOluiat .50411,.,47
l tf
PEnrrlOUtil,Y PEINYED
AT 'r 1118 OFFICE,
Hotels and Saloons
B I{O , WERBOPF HOME,
BipplifvlFONTlZ, PENN 'A
ALLEGANY STREET,
110UsFIAL d; KIIOM,
(Proprietors.)
k fint class liotel—eomfortable rooms—protnp
nttencianet.
All the modern convenience* and reasonable
elkargem.
The proprletere uflbr lb the litetallng public
and to their eiiiintry friends twat nuts aetioni
modationi4, and eareful attention to the wants
of guests, at all times, at lair lilt, Careful
hustlers and good stabling' A t nxvel lent ta
ttle, %tell aerved. A bar, eupplied with the
Of liquors. Servimita well trained, and every
thing mintage in a first chive hotel`,
oar Itaint ion is in the butaness pt firkin of the
town, near the poet °thee, the Bonn I limier, the
elan Mont, the banks, and the principal pitmen
01 leciince.i, rendering it the limed eligible
!duet, to atop for thmiii who visit 14 (Weide ei
ther VII illlnllll,D IN, tar P 10101111... I
Ail "iambus will curry pametingei a and bag.
gage hi and from all trains ft.ce of charge.•l4-li,
111 110 USE,
BELLEFONTE, PENNA
NOTIJNM
Thle elegant hotel, haring Pomo under the
w per V Ipuu tit Use ttederelglieti, lIN would
r.•.pm.trily te the jalltlti• that he
1 , 4 prepare4i t.• :1 , 1,1110110.11it0 thorn after the
4iyie of lhn be hotwox In the ritlr4. The Ilunh
11.,11..• 14 3 111140111.331 t. 13111.1111)t.
(arms/red, and elavablo of emodurtably mecum
toting
EE lIUN 1)1tEll tIES I'S.
II Lent rho dolma, loot (4.11,011100 t
Lo all plitoes Ot lalltitist4, and la the hot hoh4l
In realm.' l'cliao)l,ania Is nailer- aro oblige
tog, polite awl altonlive, Ito table,. are Cup
o ith ot ,ry Inx toy 111 the illy loot, ILA
All• lit 141 elms w nth Alleiltlr u and humane
11,401 , , and hta bar tot,,phoal alit the heat of
jo i el i o n o " i r :h nicei e r V-17,"ptr:')p7s'eetnodr
will In. 11:11 , 1 , ) In. tmlClve the WILL , ' is 011011
they n4ll to roll
GAHM .1 INTEL--- NEL
(~1101A7Y, Prlprietur.
'llll4 long e.tahlialied anti welhknowa
situated on the eloULlittiod corner of the Ina.
niad, oppoaite the Coos thietwe, having Wien
Wilt by JJJJJ Garman, he anitulittean
to the fm inur pairtni4 of this entahlinlituttrit
and to the hat generally, that he
has I hors Wig lily a tthitod Ills lantar, and to pie
pared to reader the must itatlsfitotory mecum•
inialatlon to all a ho may favor hilt/ with their
patronage Nu pains will be aparad u Lila
part to add to the coliVariletica or tainifort of
its guests All alio stop with lion will find
hot tad's ahunilitubly supplied with the 'boat
sumphbnns fare the rive het a ill afford, dune bp
la style by the rriAmt prperientaml crlftlot Ille
a ill al olive 1,11/Ulin the t hi/L . 1,10f liquors.
It le lillthllng 15 ll.' bout in town, and a r al always
Letii•
atoled hv the must tritietNortl y usid at
tentive lottl, is flume sirs a 'sill, one and all,
and be feels ettalidula tlO.t all wail bo atatintioa
tt
Mt their ae. oortotlall in An 1 . 11 • 4•111 . 1 it
cry to WA/keeled to that aataltlivhmeht, which
-trnnti 4 flow Ilbrcutd wtII hod greatly to their
ttpanlnge. iHnltt
CUMMINGS PoUSE.
NV D.
Proprietor.
BEL L EION T E l'E NA.
1110 tiaving assumed enrtroi
of 1.1.0 t hue hotel, would ree . peetlully eel, the
patronage ~f the fitliolle. He lo preplred to
eveottinto.legy Kutii,t• in the bout of style, and
a ill lu6n• itri'r 11141 hi. table% ate pplard with
thn Mort to Ito market (mod etablex attached
to the hotel, with caretul and attentive ser
vant. The 11..4%1111g 1.0,111 are Invited to Kira
the 1.11/1111.11110 11.1.11 k i all. Ifp•toly
NA l'li )N.ll, II(TITI„
MTI,I,RICTM, PA
JON AT I lAN K !IVA PAL, Propnevo
lint tnu trirotirmw,i thin nilmltshle
plerntire In informing his
Olen. rhitt helot n4tted.nn rnAirtiklitnl It
Aunt Lop to Ituttout„ nod in rue prepared to re
, onon,nlnte tray.•lern and uthenn to n tit) to Out(
Ito ii"poil Mill prtrve 1104 uuly rattaretory, but
ple,otlit
But rablonntl liar, will not he ttiOrllral any
th, molly
1114 rtuble to large Anti new, end in attended
by en p•rj.. , WQ.l 411 , 4 01,1glit IN* hotly tn. 1.4-Y.4-4y
MI )NTI WI:. lint r ;4l , „ LOCK If A
W Hli .4 /N Prom-loin.
lesniit lloted formerly known a. the
"Won 11.tyve.,,' on Water street, in now
ready fur the ree..ntinii of yisit.,Tel and board•
er. It has been elope:ll4y furnishest,_and lit
(Aide Iv ikinajoualayTh.. , ...". ,..- ' Vinttora
n , Haven will find this the ploaaantoal
platy. tpthalty A. free oonvoye the
stiest.....f the house trq and from the radon
train. •141151 n
Imwth w r Y
WNI. I'. D U NC A N
[OA.. 1,1411144 TO VOLD • DUKCAPI
NOPNIH It & MACHINIST
‘1•:, I; VACTLT RIKK OP 'l/4.'N
PQRTA.I3LE AND STATIONXRY
ENGINES,
TURK/NN; WAVER WHKELS
CI RCULA R MILLS,
MILL MA cm NP7RI
WOrk4 near 1 1 IL H. depot. 15 44 ly
Coal & &boo.
COAL—WE ARE NOW RWEI.I7,
lag n large stock pf lbp best prepared
WMk ESBA &RIC 00AL.
of all mom, which we offer at llte
LOW EST IN AliliE r PRICES
~tornera nr advlned that out Coal la bouved
',dor largo and cammodlotw ahodtt wNeh
protect A.lrom Ivy wrothor, ,woich id.b very.
unotorlidry to MO% Mot. aai.4.
'rho., who donire to Inke stivantage of
174 , 1{M/71 PR/Cirs,
tokvo gm) onyoslutil4 dolpg No,
'LIME
Limo burnt w i lth
WOO. oa eciAL&?
al but Ohio on thWililie leecitz4 to Milewhiirtt
W
I CV ' " i p
' 8"1
° ""d 4 r V, V'
po , e g ra t e, R.
I": 4 .. .t , -411d01iT141060 k Ott.
14-16 "'Waite Pa
f 7 7.9 1 T
1' per mopgapai4 tp cod
agontb. "MtVeriP, "
W. TUCKER, General Agent
Clearne I, l'a,
15 47 tmo. •
Fotti 'I,A, IN