The Democrtic Watcninary
BELLEFONTE, PA
Dr. Pteters' First Wife
'Dear, dear no toast eggs boiled
bard as brickbats, and the coiree stone
cold.'
And Mr. Peters rose from the table
in a temper by no means amiable; and
rang the bell violently. There was no
answer. Out of all patience he went
to the door and called :
'Maria I Maria
A slight, pretty little wotnan,dressed
in a soiled, tumbled wrapper, with hair
in a state of direful confusion, answer
ed his summons. She had one of those
faces which nature intended should be
decked with continued smiles ; but now
all its roses in bloom, it was drawn to
its fullest length, and the large blue
eyes had a serious,or rather doleful ex.
prassion, totally at variance with its
usual joyous look. Her voice, too, had
lost its melodious ringing sound, and
was subdued to a dismal whine.
'What is it, Joseph?'
'Where's Bridget
'(lone out for me ; I want more white
ribbon for my ascension robe.'
'Mr.Peterssaid a Very naughty word,
and then continued :
'Cold coffee, hard eggs, and break
fast not it to ent.'
I wish,' whined Ills wite,'you would
think 10s - or - temporal matters and
turn your attentito to the grunt, end of
'
'Hang it all, madam, I like to enjoy
Inv Mc while I have it. Here was I,
the happiest man in the United States,
a pleaauro at home, a chatty loving
wile, with good quiet children, and
now, since you have joined the Miller
iteq, what am I ?'
'O, Joseph, if you would only come
into the Mewled circle.'
'O, Murin, it you would Only come
out of it. Where nre the boys.'
'l'm sure I don't know.'
'Are they going to school ?'
'No, dear .1 ose ph '
'For what reamononadarn 7'
'My dear, their teacher has given up
the school and turned his attention to
more exalted objects. 11, Joseph, turn
now while there IS (line. Von null
have a week for preparation and Ye-
pentanes.'
'Repentance! WM, when I take up
the subject, it will take more than a
week to put it through.'
And Mr. Peters put on his coat and
took up his hat.
'Joseph,' said his wife, 'you need
not send home any dinner. I shall be
out, and I'll take the boys over to their
uncle's to dinner.;,,
,Inc made no answer, unless the vio
lenty emphatic manner in whirl) he
closed the door was one. Muttering
with anger, he strode to a restaurant
to make a breakfast. Here he was
hailed by one of him old frjende, Fred
Somerw, who looked up as ho heard
I • rnb r
II !o,L, ried, ‘%oo heVe ? What
111 , Nt,ll .1.11.1 g here at breakfast time?
%Vire mirk
'No'
'I laa a quarrel V
'Gone to town?
' N o.'
`Then why don't you take your break
fast at home? Chimney on fire.'
'No.'
'Well, what then ix to pay ?'
'Maria'm joined the Milleritem.'
Fred gave a long, ehrill whoole, and
then maid: 'Going to ascend next
week 7'
'Yes and al 1 don't commit suicide
in the meantime, you may emigrant.
late are. I almost distracted. Can't
get a decent meal, children running
riot, house in confusion,servitrils saucy,
wife got the blues, either irliioving the
speeches of the elder at me, or sewing
on robes, and groaning aver 'Fig third
or fourth stitch. Hang it all, Fred,
I've a great notion to join the army or
take poison.
you draw an enchant
leg picture; but I think I can suggest
a cure '
'A cure?'
'Yee, if you will protium, to take illy
advice, I will make your home cheer
WI, your wile pleattattl, and your chil
dren happy.'
I)o it,' cried Joe, I'll follow your
advice like a moldier under lull super!
or officer. What shall I do.'
At tea time Mr. Peters entered his
home, whistling. Maria was Heated at
her sewing, and there were no eigns of
the preparation for the even trig meal.
"Maria, my dear," said Mr. Peters,
"is tea ready ?"
"I don't know," was the answer ;
"1 hav e been out all day attending
meet i rig.' '
"Oh, .11).1.1,11, I now go when I am
called."
"Yes, my dear, 01 course. Well, I
must resign myself, I suppose. By the
way, my dear, has it never occurred to
you that I shall he !elt a widower with
three children? I think lam a hand
some man yet, my love." And Joe
walked over to the glass, passed his
fingers through his hair, and pulled up
his collar. Maria looked up in sur
prise,
"You see, my dear, its rather a re
lief for you to go qui ckly, you know --
it is CO wearing on the nerves to have
illness ; and besides, my dear, there
will be no funeral expenses to pay,and
that is quite a saving."
Mrs. Peters' lip quivered, and her
large blue eyes tilled with tears.
Joe longed to quit his heartless
speech and comfort her, but he was
fearful the desired effeet was not gain
ed.
"So, my dear," he continued, •'if you
must, go, I have been thinking of get
ting another wife."
"What ?" cried Mre. Peters.
'Another wife, my love. 'Cho house
must he kept in order, and the boys
cared for.'
The grief wee gone from Maria's
face, but her teeth were set with a
look of fierce wrath.
'Another wife, Joseph ? Another
wife T
'Yes, I think I have selected a good
successor. I ilidilierated a long time
when I was tt hatehelor between her
and yourself. You will like her; she
is your bosom friend '
'What'? Sarah Ingraham
'Yes, toy dear, I think that on the
(lay you ascend, I will marry Sarah In
graham.'
'What, that good•for nothing, silly,
empty headed old maid the mother of
my children I ' What?'
'Well, my dear, it eeems the best
that I can do. I don't want to leave
my business and go' a courting, and
she will have me rio doubt."
"Oh, no doubt. Oh, you great, bru
tal, hatelul—'
"Stop, my dear; don't go into a fury.
We will try and spend our last week
in happiness. And, ph, by the way, I
have a proposition to make.'
'Go on, sir ; don't spare mu.'
'Ali, yes, that is the very thing-I
wish to do; I know that your mind is
entirely engrossed by your ascension,
and I wish to spare you the care of the
house. Suppose you invite Sarah here
to morrow, to stop a Week.'
'What?'
'And, my dear, one little favor. It
'nay be the last 1 shall ever ask you.
Stay nt bonne one or two days and
show her around, where you keep
things, and so on, so that we won't
have any trouble in keeping order of
ter you go. You will do this to oblige
we, iion't roil?'
Mrs. Peters for an answer, rolled up
the ascension robe into a small ball
and tired Rat Joe The cotton, eels
stirs, the work basket and the table
cloth followed each other in mind sue
cession, and lie was unable to uy
Then Maria's rage found vent in
words.
"So you are going to marry Sarah ?
That is the reason you whistled so
nice when you came in. Rut you
shan't have the gratification. 1 won't
go. I tell you, Mr. Peters, I won't
go.
'But consider, toy dear.'
..."1 won't go !`
'But my deur, you must go if you
are come (or.'
'I won't go!'
`But what will Sarah Ingraham
think of it?'
'Sarah I Don't mention Sarah to
RIO again I I I oh I I ant fairly
choking!' and the little woman threw
heceelf into a'air in a fit of hys.
terice.
Next morning Mr. Peters met Fred
on the street.
'Well, old boy, how goes it?'
'Fred,' was the replyrf am the hap.
'nest man alive 1 . ,` have regained my
wife and domestic peace, arid got rid
of a busy tattling old maid, who tin
der the pretense or loving toy wile, was
everlastingly interfering in our house
hold arrangements.'
'Then Mrs. Peters will riot ascend,
will she?'
`lftiarah is to be my mecond wife and
otertscother to my children, Mrm. Pe
term ham eonclumled on the whole, the
won't go.'
Anecdote of Wm. L. Maroy
Proctor's 'Bench and Bar" contains
the following anecdote of William - L.
Marcy :
There wax a debating society con
nected with the Adams Academy of
Leicester, Massachusetts, to which
young Marty belonged. Though very
young, he wan one of the chief dispu
tants, but the partisan sentiments of
the principal (Mr. Adarnm) prevailed
in the society. In the discussion Jel
fersiin and his principled were often an
sailed with great bitterness. The young
student admired the rising statesman.
and he repelled theme attacks single
handed and alone.
The ability which he displayed in
his defence began to exert an influence
in the institution. At length several
of the students united with hint, and
M.arcy lowid himself' the center an
small but increasing party. Dr. Adams
saw this, awl deemed it his duty to in
terfere. Accordingly he summoned
the young man before hiiii or the pia
pose of expostulating with him upon
the course lie was pursuing, in advanc
ing lie dangerous political sentiments.
1." hi♦ surprise he found the y o ung
Democrat its firm and unflinching in
his presence as he wan in the debate.
It wits it vain that the good doctor
reasoned, threatened and cajoled, Ile
was met with arguments which puz
zled him to answer, and which were
lirinly Mil modestly maintained. At
length Mr. Adams saw that Matters
must lie brought to a decided point.
'Ain 1 to underetand, then; said lie,
'that your'e determined to openly advo
cate the cause and pri nel pies of that
infidel, Jefferson, here in thin inslitut
tiun ?
'II I hear Ii or his proiriplesopen
Iv attacked, I shall certainly stletend
hini, 11, however, you will forbid all
allusion to polities here, I will Inmost
cheerbilly subscribe to the rules,' said
Marcy.
'lt is my duty, sir, to expose error
and wickedness in all ways, and in
every manner, and to teach my pupils
to do the 814.111(f; and therefore cannot
establish such a rule,' said the doe
tor.
'Then, sir, if von allow one class of
students to discuss politics, you should
give others the same privilege,' said
the young man.
'No, sir; riot when one side propos
es to advocate infidelity and all manner
of evil,' said the doctor.
'Who is to he the judge as to what
political principles are erroneneous?'
asked Marcy.
'I am, sir; and to lie plain, you
most abandon all public utterence of
your sentiments here.'
vAnd if I do not obey this order
what is to be the consequence ?'
'You will be expelled from the in•
stitution, sir,' said the doctor with
%vie warmth.
iprrhia is bigotry and injustice, Dr.
Ail 1.T114, and I shall leave your iiTstitu•
tion. My father will sustain the in
relusing to remain where free discus
((ion is not tolerated—ss here narr.nv,
bigoted sentiments can be advanced in
the hearing of those who I hirer from
them, and where the privilege ul• repls•-
ing is forbidden ; and for Mr. Jetrerems,
1114 memory all be vencrAted long
alter his traducers lire forgotten,' :au.]
the student, the deep ;l imy on Isis cheek
the lire in:1114 d e pth-. “t
the feelinge which prompted tItH ans
wer. The next day he retureed home
and faithtilly related to his lather all
that occurred between bins and Dr.
Adams.
'You did right, just right, my boy,'
said the lather. 'Never lurl your ban
ner to the enellNQH of Thomas Jeffer
son:and never turn your back on the
Democratic ship, which undet hiscom
mand is hound on it long and prosper
ous voyage.' t
Marcy soon after entered another
academy, where he conipletetd his pre
poratory course, and then entered
Brown's University, at Providence,
Rhode Island, where in July, 1808, he
graduated.
--Rev. Dr. Alexander 11. Vinton
WAR instantly cured of chewing tobac
co by a young mime of twelve, to whom
he Wag giving good advice about lent.
'Paha! don't preach mell-denial to me
when you have your month. .4,111.-4,11
naety tobacco I' The reverend grille
man turned aside his Freed, removed
the odious weed froin hid month, and
liar never eince lamed it. -
- --A vegro wax caught in a, gentle
!WlWl.] garden in Roanoke, \. , one
night, in cloce proximily (4) a lot 44(
tine cabbage. When interrogated (IN
11l Whitt he waig doing, he Paid, '(10041
tor' I dta (lugger eau go no whar to pro.
without being troubled!' The next
day it wax dimcovered that be had
preyed some half dozen liealx of cab
lotge away.
Sir Samuel Barker's party have
discovered a ktherto unknown eon
fluent of t}i Nile; and it hying the
youngest child of "Father Nile," the
jokers propose,that it be set down on
the maps as the Jaye Nile.
---, M IS. Stowe thinks there comes
a time atter marriage when a husband
has something else to do than to make
direct love to los wile Tim , Is probe
Lily the time when he 11l inal . ting love
to 'moth rnita.....n's wile
'`,... ~
lady in London got the Idea
into her head that the devil was in her,
and hung herself. It' w Oflle a go to
hanging alternatives for a Itttle thing
like that, they are going to be !nighty
scarce, "that's all."
- —Some sinner ham stolen the ther
mometor front the Fon .111 I,rtc Report
office. That parr inlorinn the duel
that it will be no Ilse to him where he
is going, as it does not work higher
than 313.
--James Parton classifies Ins au.
dieucea as follows • The "still atten•
Lives," the "quick renponsi yes," the
"bard-to lifts," the "wont applauds,'•
and the "get.up and go-outs."
—The Boston Post tries to tell W 4
about the two headed girl on exhtbi
Hon in Philadelphia, thus. 'They is
eighteen years of age, waltzes together
beautifully, and is twin sisters.'
A carriage was tq,set in Au
barn, New York, the other (lay, by an
inliiriaterti animal that wit,' afterward
dnicriptively relerred to by a molest
lady as "a batchelor ox."
—A Vermont girl wantm to know it
the W0i111111'?1 rights mmenient includes
the right to ,10 the courting; it it does
she is in for it, N 4 tne men iii her vi
cooly are very Int.litul.
Poverity and pride are inroovenient
companiona; but when idleaeee illilieB
with them, the depth of wreteliedneas
ax attained.
-A coquette is a ruse bush from
which each beau pluoks a leaf, ;nil
the thorns are left fur the husband.
-- K 3114114 colontea are being organ
izeil m iill pert- of the Emit, varying
from it' •r ti to fitly bundle....
—Tillie Is sometimes maid to fly,
that is what the fellow said when lie
loosened the clock periihilem.
--The religious editor of a St.
Louts paper was caught, in a raid on a
gambling saloon.
--Because two men wanted to
dance in a Montreal church they were
arrested.
—Western husbands liitv'e fused
that coal oil is cheaper than divorce
suits.
--Cure for the ear ache—Get a pretty
girl to whisper In it night and morn-
--The man wrio 'eouldn't find hie
inateh,' went to bed inn the dark.
Cen n lLin person properly he relied
a swell 7
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AND
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ANDERSON di FREYVOGEL,
Successors to 8. 8. Fowler,
IllON * FOUNDERS and MILL FURNISHERS
taturkerunsirs or
Orbit, 113 , 111 mill and white lead Machinery
French Burr, Coes.lco t Esop`s mill stems
(Do Four h Co.); Darman anchor brands bolt
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rolling mil { and other machinery, pulleys,
hangers and shafting.
No 30 WATER BTR EET,PITT9III.IRO, P.a
In 73m
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Minn of the kidneys and to , atider, r e teira to
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whether nritonir Irian iir I.o'lo' of
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the most eminent pliritittianti anti Midwives
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posure It eauee•e a frecotent cloture•, and
Riven strength to Urinate, thereby removing
itcst ricetions Prevent iog and CU rillg Hine
lures or the Urethra Allaying Pain and Inlla•
Malin°, NO fr.•yuent ut (II •laws Of cliseares,
an d expelling a .l P"Iwoi11,114 matter
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cannot lee .111 . 1t.. 4 1 to a f ere. wash and wID
,be loon 1 the only special. iv...dr In every
opectem of clitaneoup affection, It MpeCtlily
eradicates pun porn, yr,•orhn4t drynese,
indurationm of the ellMllooll. ,
114M(Is redness and incipient intlancition,
rash, moth patchem, oiryness of era p or
skin, front (rites, and all purposes for width
motives or ointment.. are MIMI rMal/reft the
skin tea suit. of purity and motiticsm, and in
mitres continued healthy action to this
Of It2l vemmels, on W 101'11 dejlMlghl thenyreca
ble elearnemS and vivacity of MIIIIIM/11011 so
much nought and admired But however
a remedy for existing defeats of list,
ilk In, 1 1 T liclitibold's Rome Muth ham long
mip.hotted its principal elami to unbounded
patronage, by va.e•ming goal men which ren
der Its toilet appendage of lilt, wont Super's.
tiro and Congeninl eharacter, combining In
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lure, and no an Infootion for 111 , 44,4011 of the
Urinary Orgatim, 'ariming from habits ,If
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Sarmaparilla, /111 , 1 C/MM bn I imp"
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aro from the highept non roan, including emi
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publication in the newspapers , Ito doen not do
thin from the fact that min article, rank as
blandard Preparations, and d o not flood to be
propped np by eartincatem.
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convoAtlng of I.lle lateat style. of Figured ml
Plain Alpaca., Figured and plain all Wo” ,
Shepherd Plaid., Black Silk., Summer Silk.,
Iribli Poplin., White (food., White I minter
pollen, Linen and Cotton Sheeting., her k
Uinghnmit, Iledt iek .1, Flannel., I
Shepherd Plaid Balmoral., Black cloth,
‘'elvetine, Corduroy,
Kentucky Jean., Drill., Ladle.
Cloak irig, Plain color., Middh..e.
Clot h., Repellant'. and Plaid.
of Varlona
A full lino of Cloths, Cannlinerea Flatlneltv
and Vestlnas, all Inds and prune, whieh will
he sold cheap We have ronataidly on hand a
large and well soloelV clock of all kinds of
VrocAery, Orocents, Aluthrrnf, Salt, etc , etc ,
Which we Niii .1 pose of Rt the very loweet
earb privet. ,olk.
All kind* of eountry produee taken In ex
change for g 0041%, and the highest market pri
et, allowed.
FRIENI*I AWAKE TO YOUR I N'I'EKFSI
For we feel satisfied that we ran !Ma your
tastes as well its your purses vllnl
LWAYM AII EA l)! 1. ALEX
ANDER AAI IN, Mullsh,, renter ,
'eunsylvanis, are new offering to the public at
the lowest cash la-WON
one os oF EVERY PEIicRIPTION
A ALEXANDER A SON
Tsk., this uuelhel of nneuni•mg to their nu
-11101,119 friend" that they have pint returned
rom the East with It Oew assortment
FOREION AND DoMNISTIC
Wloeti they Oro no.llng pt mush prieto. that
ptirolooofrft will find it to their 1111M1 . 01.t to boy
of them Th,,ir stunk conftintlf Of
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M N E-R Y G o_( ti
11,1'1'4 AND CAPS, Bo( as AND SID)Ky
All kind+ of country prodooo taken In
ohango for goods
'4, lb A ALEX A HWY
Insurance
METU( )I'I,ITA N 1,1 E 1 NSU
ANTE] CO, uF NEW YORK
AMES A. DOW, President
R. lIEGEHA, Vice President
BRANCH orrlcE,
Farme r ' and Mechanics Hank Building
Chetannt Street, I'll iladelpli
CORBIN, OAFFNEY AND CORBIN
(inners! Agents and Attorneys for Penna.,
Delaware. tionttiern N • Jeremy, District
of Columbia and Maryland
DIV I N Ph:CLARA:I)
ANNUALbF.
dap. grace allowed In payment xt
1,1,111111 m.
Vargo liberty to travel without extra charge.
All itn rondos non f wfoltable and Incontort-
Ode.
C R (WARBART, Atret Bellefonte
'l'. It II AY ES, Medici. lexa.nlner.
In-26 ly
JFI)WIN 11. KINSIME,
Suceeirtr to Stsre't ff. Barr, deed.
- CLAIM AND INSURANCE AGENT
(1001) COMPANIES
LOW RATES,
PROMPT SETTLEMENT ON LOSSEE.
Panh And Mutual Fire, lAN and Ai:widen.
Pollees written
Prompt attention given to the eollection vJ Bal
' Pay, Pannone and all other anima.
Holdlere who colleted before July 22,1, L i•
and were honorably (11.4,11*mnd-without rec.
log the Wu Bounty two now untitled to It.
EIIWIN KINHLOE,
Box. No. 71, Bellefonte, Pa,
durceseor to Son'! L. Barr, deed.
pRINTINCI IN COLORS A SPEC
lALITY AT TIl 18 OF.FIE.
Hotels and saloons
B ROK ERHOFF HOUSE
ALLEGANY STREET,
Il ELLE I , ' ONT E, I' ENN 'A
HousEAL& Kllom,
(Proprietors.)
A first clue hotol—comfortablo rooms—promp
attendance.
All the modern conveniences and reasonable
charges
The proprietors offer to the traveling public
and to their yountry (riptide first tins ReeoM
-1110111“101., and careful attention to the wants
of guests, at all times, at fair rates. Careful
hostlers and good stabling An excellent ta
ble, well served A taw, supplied with the ben
of liquors Servants well trained, and.every
thing requisite in a first 'lass hotel.
slur location is in the husineas pc rtion of the
town, near the peat the count 11011,.., the
eh iirelte4. the hanks, and the principal places
of bustte•ss, rendering it the meat eligible
plat, to stop for those who visit it, Ilefont,e el.
timer on business or for ideaaure
An omnibus Nmil earry passengets and bag
gage to and front all triune free of charge:l4dß
ItousE,
BELLEFoNTP:, PENNA
This elegant hotel, having come under the
nupen iron Kir the illiderni 'nod, lie would
respeetfolly dimminco to the
horn after the
style nt the be xe lionAr.s in th♦ rate, Th. thigh
House rn n mn g nthcent hwhiin g , splendidly
finished, mid r aplible of comfortably seeom
modalln
FIUME HUNDRED (iLliltiTß
It In militated near the depot, and convenient
to all [doves of ilthelle.l, and la (lie best hotel
in ventral Pennsylvania Its waiters are °hike
ing, polite and attentive, its tables are sup
plied with et vry luaury le the its
stables are first via...with attentltu and humane
hostlers, and In liar.upphe.l ail, the hest of
liquors Fer thite.ht inert the ettlee to spend
the slimmer tar Wore I 'rite proprietor
will be happy 111 ,01 . 1• M• the publicas often SS
they a Isb to vall
GA um A N S IIuTEL-DANIEL
G %IMO!, Proprietor.
This lonivestalilinlied IMO well-known Hotel,
Pall/tied 011 the southeast corner of the 11 1 / 1 1-
mon,l, opposite the Courthouse, having been
purelisted. by Iwitel liarmaii, lie announces
In the former patrons of this establishment
and to the traveling public general!:,', that he
has (hot °uglily refitted his house, and Is pre
pared to render the 111041 satisfacuiry Scrum.
infelation to All who may favor him with their
patronage. No pains will be spared on his
part to add to the courctiletice of Col7lfOrt Ot
Ids guests All aho stop with him will find
hie table abundantly supplied with the mu
sumptuous fare the mar ktet will afford. donwSp
in style by the toOl.if experienced cooks. His
Bair will always c.t.11(11111 1111. C 1101,114( Of liquors.
111/1 Hlahh nay is the Is.rt 111 WWII, and will always
be attended by the most trustworthy and at.
tentive taunters. I live Itiin a call, one and all,
and he feels 001111111.111 1/1111 he
with their 111,0011111111101..11 An e xcellent Lie
cry is attached to this establishment, which
strangers from abroad will find greatly to their
advitlit.nge
CUMMINGS HOUSE.
W I). K AHD,
Proprietor
ii I.:14 EH /N T P . ; I'ENNA.
The iindervigned, hevtng aioaltrieil eOrtrOl
of thia tine hotel. world reepeetfillly avk LtIO
intlr,lielge of the piddle tie its prepared 10
aeennitnialate gneets in the Lent of st,le, and
will take 'sire that lila lattice are eapplled with
the bent in the market tilted ~tables attached
to the hotel, with earelill mei attentive iter•
Vantv The trot link pull le are int tel 'Klee
lie riiniiningi. 11 e n i.e•n call
N A TI( /N A L HOTEL,
MILLIIEM PA
JONATHAN KREMER, Proprselor
Having pot - e1m5...1 this admirable property,
the proprietor takes to Informing his
friend., that he , loam retitled amt refurnished It
from top to bottom, And is now prepared to
so
r°ont.date travelers and °Liters In a style t hat
h.' hopes
.111 prove not anly nalpit.etury, but
pleasant
table and bar , will not I. excelled by any
In the el try
.bald• 111 large and new, and In attended
by 1.% wrii•need and mitentlle ontnira 11-2?-17
31)\;1'1)I'lt 111)I'SE, !WN HA
ran —r. W BIBUY Y, Proprietor
Thin elegnnt 11 , ,1.•l, thriller!) , known an the
H,eini ," un %V/laer ntreet, is now
ready for the reeeptihn .if nnttor. a r i d hoard-
Pro
It innt% L.vn I . ll • Rant I y furtilehed, and Ita
laid,. ILl.nyr .111,1111.,1 li tin , twill. V tiotonl
to 1.4.. k fifteen will had thin the pleanantent
plitee in the lu y A tree bum conreyn the
gonna:. of the )10.11 to and f the v•rioti
tram/. •141120,
Coal & Lime
C 0,14 , E A Itl.: NOW ItECEI V
log 3 Large• stool. I,f tho Lent prepared
WILK OrriAlnE
1!!1!2f!illill!1!11
1. 0 )W frf It F:r ICES
14 nn. r% ar. • .11,4,1 that air Coal IN howled
ndPr LVK , • and 4,111111.1ii1011M •hale which
proif et it rI,III OWN PM • WIIIC II &dd. very
in/aerially 1.. 111. value an t.•el
Those who desire to take sulvantage of
SUAIMICR PRICES,
Have the opportunity of doing
LIMB
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WOOD oa COAL
al our kilns on the pike loading to 11111oebur1,
°Moo and yard near South . 6:11$1,of B. I.; V.
It It. Itepot,itellefonte
BiIOItTLIDGF: & CO.,
liellofonte Pitt
EMI
Machinery
WM.P. DUNCAN
[ PI UCCISIOII TO TODD I DUNCAN j
FOUNDER & MACHINIST.
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PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
ENGINES,
TURBLVR WATER WHEELS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MILL MACHINERY
Works near P.R. R. depot. 16 46 17
CI
F. M'I.AIN
Prnprietor
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