he Democratic Watcninan
ii,F,I,LEFONTE, PA
A Woman Grappling a Burglar
on Monday • night, Mrs. -Carlotta
and a colored servant boy
.arracro
rma
ere a lote in her house, situated a few
note beyond he Baltimore.
Mrs. Snrracco had been
ItV 1455151•
leaning house all day,and, on account,
the dampness of her bedroom, she
repared it coach on a lounge in the
nruiH mom , and retired. The color
boy slept as usual in the basement.
tout mulnight Mrs. Sarraceo was
w akened by some one feeling under
e r psllnw and about the upper part of
er person She sprang up into a half
ecninheut position, and asked, 'What
,-, eo n want?' seeing at the name time
large colored man standing over her.
reply VMS, 'flush, or VII kill
on.' Mrs, gartaceo, who is a large,
oe , e nlm woman, weighing not lees
hart two hundred pounds, instantly
muses from her couch and grappled
the negro. The contest Wag ft
(TWA. one. The negro drew a razor,
ii flindi he indicted several severe
ids 00 the lady's (ace, she bravely
° Ming, on to him all the time. o h e ,
the man became desperate, and
etbrird a dash across her th roa t, the
furor muting downward toward the
*teak bon r, and merely grazing the
IWI Ore. Mrs. Sart-seen still held on
0 ibe would he murderer, who grade
worked his way toward a rear win
10V1, by which lie had evbktitly enter
•,l
The noise of the scuttle awakened
1)e colored hay, and he rushed up
dints to the resells of his mistress, hut
the footsteps were heard by the rut
fan, who at once knocked the bleed
ing woman down with his fist, and af
ter kicking her several times made his
swaps out of the window ju st as the
colored tiny entered the room. Tile
boy at once raised an alarm, , and as
soot as possible assistance for the
wounded lady wan at hand.
The room in which the struggle
took place presented a scene of wild
confusion. The furniture was over•
turned and the marks of blood on the
floor indicated the course of the strife.
(lik the bill of the window through
which the burglar escaped, quantities
of blond were left, and the walla and
floors near the window were all be
spattered with gore. Mrs. Sarraceo
was ennifortable last everting v but fears
are entertained that her wounds may
prove fatal. No clue line been found
cf the desperado.—flattimore Sun.
PIU“S(; OS TUE MASLCIL—it WllOl on
the Ally of the battle of Bunker fill,
the 17th of Jonc, nearly ninety years
ago, which we shalt celebrate in song
and speech, wall, the iloutillectuttato of
the pealing hell and thundering can
non The battle had already begun.
The 14.4 attack of the British had
6, • r , !111-efl ; lint the brave Prescott
w v re confident of a renew•
arid the latter had
~1 an urgent appeal to the American
ramp ut l'lsmbridge ftir reenforcements
to the denied little band behind those
Irra, orks nil the hill. A few men
were Iluetellitig to Charlestown in obe
,hence to the summons. Life and
&eil, anti perhaps liberty, depended
on their speed.
.lust as they reached the foot of Win
ter bill, they were overtaken by the
-Itaplain i a brave man, but rattier tied
the (*Jaime/BO his profeee ion,
The capihm still kept on, though he
courteously beckoned the chaplain to
Ins side. 'What is it, your rever
ence r
'Captain, the men are going to bat
tle, perhaps to death; let us halt for
veyktre.'
'I cannot halt for anything,' wait the
captain's reply, 'Our brethern are fall
ing at their places. God help us, we
must pray as we march to day.'
Reverently did those manly hearts
respond, 'Gnil help tot,' na each foot
pressed( rapidly forward to the arena of
mtrife. And what more could they or
their chaplain bare said or need e d to
say than those three words with the
whole heart? And what more fitting
illustration of the duty and propriety
of - connecting religion with our tinily
duties, can he given than the ronclii
non of the captain, 'We mural pruy to=
we march
you know the prn+oner ul
the burr, Mr. Jonem
'lee. to the 1)1/C.'
`What in 1118 character?
'Dnirr't know he had any.'
'Does he bye near your'
'So Hear that• he — hasn't bought
,jot III! tire-wo.ei In eight
l"1 "
' l) ''/ he ever curuc in contact with
you in any manner 7'
`i (ince; when ite wan drunk,
anti mistook the (or a lamp pont.'
'Well, Air, iron} what you know of
annati you believe hint ir tinder
oath
'Trutt depolido 111011 eircumelances.
If he Nati so drank lie lint to know
wirat savit g, f 111 10 ; if
I wool I not.'
--A boy was sent by his mother
1,0 saw .otriti stove wood out of railroad
11 ", titling out doors shortly after,
Fie found the yowl) sitting on the saw
horse, with bend down. The mother
asked her hopeful son why he was
ma down, and why he didn't keep at
his work.
The boy replied 'D;ar mother, I
find it bard, very bard, to sever old
—An invincible wit and punster
asked the captain or a craft laden with
lumber bow.he managed to get dinner
on the passage, 'Why,' replied the
skipper, 'we always cook aboard.'
Took a board, do yon V rejoined the
wag ; 'then I see you are well supplied
with provisions tide trip.'
Nbt a Parallel Case.
(hi one ~r lie marchee of the Army
of the V0,,,0, I. Neigh yirginfa,..the
florae of a wt•li men chaplain of a
New York regi , ,wieldityeil out,' nod
wag left lu ‘‘‘e t he road, tuuut
after Whif.ll Ih,. elipiell ii 'hue
looking afftfo.(l grnzitivw et field beer
the road. It re , oll,4'but a law
stet' time trunsfer eaddleeate.,
to Ilia latch m
, and oo; Irbitn', ho
was riding out on to oad, where
he met a united Slates inetermnster,
when the following colloquy ensued :
'Where are you going with that
horse?'
'doing with him? W y, I'm go
ing to ride bins, at cont'*,' said time
chaplain.
'But you don't mean to say that
you're going to steal him, do you?
Certainly not ; but my own horse
has given out, anti we are in an etne
my's country, and—'
'Oh, that's very well, but my duty
As A, Q. M. , compels me take posses-
Sioll of 111111 j beffideFf ‘ i don't think it
looks very well for a chaplain to be
stealing a horse, if his own has given
out.'
'But, my dear sir,' said the chap
/atm 'don't you remember that on a
certain occasion our Saviour command
ed uric disciplee to saddle and
bring him an nee, that he might ride
into Jerusalem ?'
'Yes, I know all about that, but
this isn't a parallel case, sir; you ain't
our Saviour, we're not going to Jolt
staem and that animal ain't a jack•
ass, so you can get right down off his
bank, just as quick as you please.'
The argument of the quartermaster
was too powerful, and an uneondt
tional surrender of the same was at
once made, the poor parson having to
jog along on foot as hest be might.
How Long Men Live
Lay your finger on your puke, and
know that at every atroke some int
mortal !mimes to his Maker ; Nome
fellow-being crosses the river 01 death ;
and we o»uk of it, we may wonder
that it should be ao long before our
turn cninea.
Hall' of tiff who five die before ecven
teen.
only one person in ten thousand
lives to be a hundred years old, and
but one in a hundred reaches sixty.
The married live longer than the
single.
There is one soldier for every eight
persons, and out of every thousand
born only ninety five weddings take
place.
fl you fake a thousand persons who
have reached seventy years, there are
of
Clergymen, orators and public speak•
era, . 40
Farmers
Worktstea
Soldiers
Lawyers
ProtermorE
Doctors
'llvese statements are very instruc
tive, ' , lumen% and workmen do not
arrive at a good old age as often as the
clergymen and other who perform no
manna! Isbor , but this IN owing to
iiiiglert id the laws of health, (mitten
owl to proper habits of lite in eating,
drinking, dress, and the proper etre of
it litter the work of the day
Ia d i ne. farmers or workmen
eat a hearty skipper lit a toer'n day
and sit around the doors in their shirt
sleeves; and in their tired condition
and weakened circulation are easily
laying the foundation for
bilious colic, lung fever, or
CONBI/ITlptioti.
BAPTIZING THE If an east
ern town there is a woman who In ex
tzeinely deaf, and tier affliction has
caused an extremely unpleasant ruin
take, of whith her infant child is tile
victim, She took this babe to church
the other day to have him baptized.
White s he was waiting in the vestibule
She thought she would keep hint quiet
by (ceiling him from a bottle of
Whiliethe child was still taking his
sustenance the mother Wits summon•
ed to the church with the announce
ment that the minister was ready. In
her agitation she drew the bottle from
the hake's mouth hurriedly when the
grim ool,z le r ,•.`!. 'i •1 ft part of the
- • viola's new
clothe, , , • , ..uuttt tool,
the ellll,l Ile looped down
Sit it, an d 11 4 {,t`a the nwthcr ,hzt n a m e
sh o uld be gtven 11. She, w h her
am,l troubled the AceAtio“,
thought he was /Viking lioi the clothe.
became 4114, feed:
'Nuzzle came ofr.'
Rather Murplised, he fu.ked rtgam Inr
the tilte,e, thititcmg he did nut
midei;l,lll , l her, bawled nut .
N.,rzle came off, I pay I
Wlterettvott that tisloutoi.e.l divine
pkiireci dater on the cliihro. head, 1 0.1
WWI:
'Nozzle (-time oft' Forcomon„ i hap
ti4e thee,' etc., etc:.
Whitt, thiB wottovi watit4 tohnow {ti,
whether the legiftlitture or eronetbing
can't lutce t nouwe changed
to lleors . or Locolloq, or ll'ilhato ur
.0 hei ttrpellii
77,m,
Sou N ()S 't it ft, (i°ORF,-»A 11101.11 i MI
gro wortttili Wax 0/We (Alight bY het
maker etealing tt goofy., and the next
Snonlmy partook of tlic communion,
otter witch the roaster accoeteti her tt‘t
Wows :
'Why, Minna'', I anw you to-day at
the communion table,'
'Yen, tank de Lora, manna, f wan
'lowed to be dar With the rent of Ufa
family.'
'But Hannah, I was surprised to see
you there,' be said. 'flow is jt about
the goose?'
She looked a little eusprised, as if
ehe did not understand the question,
but catching the meaning, exclaimed:
'Why, sir, do you tink l'se a gwine
to !ellen old goose eland between me
and my gaiter?'
A King Enjoying Punch and Judy,
On a pleasant Summer day, n few
Years ago, the writer of this article was
standing with an officer of the rtavlri
an arrny in the Odeon Nati!, st Mum
lett, watching the enter, mime Per'
torniance of J'ench and Judy. At the
most thrilling moment of tlie mimic
stir amongst the audience caused its
both to look around ; and to my
amusement and to my military friend's
dismay, we encountered the, kindly
eyes of old King Louis. Noliceing the
ofticer's confusion at being caught
amusing himself in this rather' un
fashionable manner, the genial old
gentleman pleasantly bade hini be at
ease. "You need not be ashamed to
he seen here, Ilerr Lieutenant," Anti/
"I often stop myself to FOee the per
formance, and find it very amusing."
lie remained a few moments, laughing
like the rest of the crowd at the droll
mimicry of life exhibited in a play
house, and then, with it pleasant smile
and word, withdrew. The incident
was characteristic of the man and peo
ple. While he stood there no one
took more notice of lout than if he
hail been a private gentleman. These
was none of that nude staring to which
fersona of exalted rank tire always
subjected by English and A merienns.
Every one quietly attended to the play
moil the king look his leave, when
those immediately about lion rinsed
their bats with every mark of that es
teem and affection which el ell )1,4 un
fortunate infatuation for Lola Monte/.
rem lei not eradicate 4'olll the hearts eel
the fhivt allot people ihrvpu, /or
May.
A Touching Obituary
A disconsolate husband thus bewnOs
!he loss of him wit(' and npustmphirt.
her memory 1
'Thus my wife died. No more will
her loving hands pull oil my boots Anti
part my back hair, as only a true ails
can. No more will those willing 'eel
replenish File coal hod and water pail.
No more will she r rise amid the tetra•
pestuous storms of winter, and gaily
hie herself away to Muhl the tire with
out disturbing the slumbers of the man
who doted on her so artlessly. tier
memory is embablied ni my heart 01
hearts. I wanted to embalm her body,
but I found I could embalm her memo
ry much cheaper. I, pronred ol
'Widget, a neighbor of mine, a very
pretty gravestone. this w i l e wits con .
aumptive, and he had kept it on hand
several years in anticipation of her
death. lint she rallied this spring:ll.l
his 'rupee were blasted Never shall
I forget the poor man's grid( when I
asked hint to part with it. 'Take it
Skinner,' Beni he, 'and may you never
k now what it is to have your soul rack
ed with disappointment, as mine has
been I' and he burst into a flood of
tears. His 14)1Illt VvititlVii wits ‘ttletcy
crushed. I have the following epistle
engraved upon tbe gravestone:
•To the memory of Tabitha, Wirth_ of MOW'S
Hklnner, Kin, the gentionimily eilYtlr the
Titoxaona Terms, two dOit.". a year, Inean►-
lily in adroit., ''
SAV , LOCR AND VIZ TIF.I.IEciBAPII.
riot a little curious, nay% the /a
depoodenic of Chili, to know how the
telegraph wires and lands have (veil
preserved from injury by the imbans,
otherwise the coattattrtiCation of the
frontier forts with one another could
not be kept tip. The lolluaing strata
gem wan bit u pon and related by a
traveller recently front the frontiers,
who Willi amke , ) bow 0114 wait Ile
Eliti,l when the ;nuts were erected there
were some torty or fifty Indian prison,-
ern in the camp .1f the army, Ileneral
Pinto, fearing that they m i g ht d,,,,t e0 . 4
his Important work or civilization, call
el them together, and brought in an
electric biuterv.
'Do you Flee th i s wire which is Otte
here?'
'Yes, General:
'Welt, then, I hate caused ato be
place.' there, so that you should not
mute to the miler side or touch lt , be
cause if y1)11 do, your hands will ad
here to the wire.'
The Indians smiled with an oicreilii
louts look The General called them
uric by o n e , and made thent lay hold
of the wires an battery and then set
rl atzoing.
FO the 111,111.14, S tell sots
t.ir,vily hawk ttre hruumh
51,, Ft h imbito
am hs.s.i , • h. 5 xpviument tor kohsett.- -
Before lettuip, thesis go the tleneral re
cothmetoted them to keep the secret
nod hot to tell it to their cou n trymen
01 course they .10 quote the contra
ry, 1111.1 told every indium what they
had eceu and what had happened to
(hens. Since then not a wire has been
damaged, because they now all believe
that d they touch the wires they would
tie caught and held prisoners until the
troops came up.
--Ghttirolitti—‘tVill the brother
please inform us how flinch it is going
to cost, to gat up this excursion, an pro
posed? Be brief and 1,0 the ;mint.'
The brother addressed --'Briefly,
then, and to the point, 1 should s•ty,
three hundred dollars would rover the
itOk
Cunt lona Chat moan --`Cou ti 't we
pm/1114 secure It Frourat fur the OCCA
F.llOl where there 04 110 heirs I I don't
much fancy pn3ieg three hundred 1101-
Inn; to cover holea. The motley mufti
be put to other two. I have seen
grounds without Lulea, air, in my time,
—qtartha, my dear,' said a ilov-
Ng , husband to his spouse, who waa
several years his junior, 'whit do you
say to moving to the Far Weet V 'Oh,
lam doWeted with .the idea You
reeolleerwhen Mr. Morganptno►ed out
there he was as poor as we are; and
in thtee Viiiirs he died, leasing his wid
ow wor' a hundred t housand dollars.'
--Fred. Douglass (colored) has
been chosen a Member of the Republi•
can Natiolval -Executkie Committee.
nelbmold's Column.
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use been given. irritation of Om neck or the
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toren of the Urethra Allaying Pain and fa.-
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potion, (intent in confluent,tt with the I , lx tramm
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nod upward of lin,ooo unsolicited rertifleatea
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are from the highest *mimes, Inolndira omt.
nent Physicians, Clergyman, Hatestnen, eto.
The proprietor has never retorted to their
publication in the newspapers ; he does not do
this from the fact that hie articles rank as
Standard Preparattone, and do not need to be
propped Op by csertilMaieg.
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Only depots : H. T. lielmbold'r drug and
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AUCTION A (IClfutsl!
The undersigned hawing ',ought, the
entire ittnelt of merebtatmlße oil 111.41 by (i1.1)11..0
fifer, ho the 11,1, , ,), r Heilefontn,
t`t. , Xilost, 11 M
PUUL/c ,1
vommeneing on
SATURDAY, AP/W.l1 s 1771
The /dock conmiate of 1/ryflootift, Dretekiontle
!Notions, Carpets, Clothing, nets 4. Ceps, (loots
k Shove, Groveller, Canned Pruila, Meson_.
were, Underwent, ( ilitattware, Flab ke.,
Title mullet) will he held tho nature ulternentu
and evening of Saturday, tho Nth lost. , and the
afternoon fuel evettleg 14 the Saturday follow
ing, the Pith /net , end will he continued front
day to day, until the entire stung is eat'. In
the fneentinte goods will ittCtield fa private,
ante at °Oat lie &siren it to be dtstittetly
understood lhat nn greeds will be reserved, but
everything cold to the highest Ithltier
Trews —All autos under ten dollars, rash
All alma above ton dollars, etz mom)ix ttrefift
approved seventy
Afternoon ettetton begins at two o'elnek ,
43,01Va11g o'elook
till.11:111c4 /I I.11.1*(IN
N 0,)O N AN 1) N 14:W
III(i II ItAries uviurreP our.
(;oinfiS Al' 01,1) PAsilioNKl) PHU*:
ita-fitil , l.l , :lt & lilt , w 'Fi-iug
Would reoperthilly Inform the world and the
rot "(mankind, that ti n y have pint opened
111, and are daily revel wag a larf• •
STOCK OF uoODM OF A 1... eINJi9
whleh they are °Miring et the very lowoe! tear
kat price.
DRY GOODS
f,onsestlng of the latest evil.. of Figured nd
Plain Alpacas, Figured and Plain all
I , olaine
Shl.l3lll•rd f tittdx , Sliksk Silks, Summer Silk.,
I riali Popllna, while (haulm, IV/ilte Vouritor
panes, Linen and Cotton Sheeittiga, Chia km,
f eingintri, liedtloks. Flatinela, ate ,
Shepherd Plaid Balmorala, Black Cloth,
caeentie rex, Vol. rltnr Corduroy,
Kentucky Jeans, lkula, 1.041.01
Cl OW{ /Hs', Plain Colors, I!(ddleset
Cloths, ltapellant's and Pistils
of Varieue Colors
A fill line of Cloth., Caaainirroe, fistineste
and VoSting.,, all kinds end priree, whieb will
he, NOW oleerp• - Wl3l titre constantly oh him& •
large and Well telneteti stock of illll afraid of
Coekety, (invent", Mantenil, Soft, t ie, eft,
Which we *III thapoee of nt the eery loweat
cash prioon.
All {titian of rounlry produce taken In ex.
et/onge forgoo.i., and the higheet market pri
ce,. ellowell,
FRIENDS AWAKE TI) yutin INTEIREBT.
For We feel satisfied that we can etillyotir
t odes se Wen an your purees. iflAni
LW A YS Alt EADI—A. ALEX-
A NI)Elt d 81)N, afillhefrn, Center Co,,
'tltineylvitnia, aro now offering to the pUbile at
Uhl lowest cant, prince,
GOMA OF bEscEtfrTioN
A. AI,RXANIIp3; & 40N
Mk. this Merthoni of Hnotiti , atlK to their no
/herons friend. that they hart, just returned
non Lim East with a !tow aneorttnn•nt of sea
on able
lelißgtritt AND 1)411,41,114T1C7`0001-ifi
Which they are Melling at such ',Hoes that
tatretntsern It to thou- intorost to buy
of thorn. Their stock consists of
0.-a-F:444i D-fl,
M I-1,
HATS MO) CAPS, 1100Tti AND 8/10E,8
All kindx of country produce taken In ex
change (or good/.
i 6 A ALEXANDER & RON
Insurance
METROPLITA N PE_ INSU
MWI CO, OF tit:W WICK.
A MKS A, ,1)() W, President
R. I.IEG:M AN, rice President
BRA NCB 0YN11.71,;,
Foam.," and Niroltanma Baulk If utlding
Chehtnut Htroet, l'ttiltstlelphl a.
COKRIN, tiA.FPNEY AND CORBIN
(lone rtil Agent* and Attorneys for I , eig,A.,
Delaware. Southern N . Jersey, District
of Coltilllblol and Maryland.
D ( tif 11 EN IJS DEC I,A I? IV)
ANS UA LI, r.
Thirty days grace allowed in petytnent ui
twrrinittin
Large liberty tote/Ivo) without extra charge
All itsliclea no buteitabkiand /net/Meet
/Ws.
C' li. GEARHART, Agent Dolielonte
T S HAT Eli, ate‘itea ksiaminer.
1/14gbly
EDWIN 11, IC INSIDE,
Sueeemor to Sam't L. Barr, doe&
CLAIM AND INVURANCE AGENT.
GOOD COMPAN/Ra. •
LOW RATILS,
PROMPT SRTTIRMRNT OP zossßg.
Cash and Mutual Fire, Life and Aceiden.
Pollees written.
erentpt attendant/Wen to tho notteetien of Bef,
Pny, Pontiono and all otAer clones.
Soldiers who enlieted before July Inid, 196 r
and were honorably discharged without reeel
Ina 0011100 Bounty - are now entitled to It.
EDWIN R. sursLon,
Box NO. 78, Bellefonte, Pa.
113- 2 b5 Sureassor to Scowl L. Barr, deed.
PRINTING IN COLORS A SPEC
MITI" AT THIS OFTTS.
Erotels and Saloons
B OSH HOUSE,
BELLEFONTE, PENNA.,
TLfu eleginit lintel, haying eome undet the
nupervielen of the undersigned, he Would
respeetfullyenuounee to the publie that he
le prepared to eeeettirrehtuto Meru alter the
tuyie of the hat Souses in the gibes. The Bomb
Rouse in n inagnitieent blinding, splendidly
fureteheth and capable of comfortably aceem
inodating
TIIIIEE 111IN1)111tj) (31_LESTS
It is sl hinted opor the depot., and entiveuient
to all places of business, and is the best hotel
In imntral Pennsylvania, its waiters are oblige
ins, polite and attongve; it tables are sup
plied with every lufury In the, Market; Ito
titabloßnro tlretelase r with attentive and humane
hustlers, MA its hat supplied will, the best of
liquors. For infests from the eitlem to spend
the summer it is put the place I The proprbito,
wit( (we (ttypity to Mleitrel ItIO piddle as often as
they wish to call.
F
Proprietor.
ISM
0 A Itlkt A N'S HOT EL.---DA li lEL
ur , i AIL M A N, Propriolor.
Tim, long established and well-known Hotel,
Milli/tied 011 the southeast corner of the pia.
mond, opposite the (ritual/muse, having been
purehased by Daniel Berman, he 14.11I1OODOefl
to t(10 firmer patronsof Okla mitabliehrnent
WWI iilo tr1110.))2)g generaNy, that he
has thoroughly retitled his house, and is pre
pared to render the moot siabtfitelryry 'wren].
1110 , Latioll to nit Oho may favor him with their
patronage No puma will he spared on his
part to add to the con% islifoneo or eorafort of
}lO.l g110' , 1•1 All who stop wrth him will (Ind
his table iiiiiintlantly supplied with the moat
sumptuous faro the mark ot♦ ti I alfortl, done up
it, style by till) Moot I.s(lerfihneeli cooks, ff
liar will always isontant the ehousest of 11quorm.
Ills Stabling Is the bent in town, add will always
be attototed by till) neat trustworthy and at.
tent!vo tlflPllol . ,l fate 11101 a call, ono and all,
nod feet, et.fltstipttt that all win tttatiscttah
trio, their itve o lnfoodallorl An Oivellollt Li?
o, is 100..1,1•11 to 11110 .Hbaidlrtilllellt, which
,t 1 angers from abroad wait ti nd greatly to their
/Otani/life 00010
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CITM Nf I SWi IMUSE.
W I) /II li A /it),
Proprietor
BEI,I , EPONTN; PENNA.
'l•he undersigned, having Resumed certrol
of thin tine /10(0, Vfolliq respectfully mak the
patronage ot Cho pubtte Fie is prepared to
fleeoninmclate guests in the bent of style, AlSd
will lake moo that his tables are supplied with
the best In the market, (tret stahles Attached
to the hotel, With earelul and attentire Ser
vants The tilts ling puldie are invited to give
the (haulm Mgt, House si cell. in•stitiy
N ATION,AL HOTEL,
MILLIMM, PA
JONATHAN KREMPAt, Proprufor.
If nsfritg pare honed thin nilinirahlin property,
lluo proprietor taken pleasure in informing his
(nrinitn. that lin han ruff tied and refurnished It
from top to bottom, al..* in ROW prepared to aen
come - iodate trAivelere and other in a style that
he hOpf. will prove not only rustlehtebory, bat
pleasant.
life table and her, will not be excelled by any
in the country
amid. in ltraiN emit saw, and in attended
by .xPerleneed end attonttve ostler., 14-284 y
Tobacco
fr )1 AI 1 1 )
E lINNT TUE HEST
N
AT N. BECK's•
COME AND tiltg,
COME ANI) t3F.IK,
WHAT ELEGA N PLUGS,
WHAT ELEGANT PLUGS,
COME AND BUY,
COME AND BUY,
HIS FINE SCKNTED
TJIR /1103 i IS TOWN,
E BE ST IN TILE STATE,
TIIN:I3P,HT IN TEI WORLD
His FINE CUT,
FIN):
TiIPC SWletTlefiT,
TII/C SWXRTICST,
ANU TM% Clf EA If EST
AND THE CH I±3 PEST
I N ToWN
Remember In Store Nu. 4 1tu•11 Hotel
1; 14) If.
CIO A ItS A N TOB ACCO
SAMUM. LIPTON &
Ps.z.xits Ix :I,
m
Cigarx, Tobacco, P,lpeak".4c
Bkl)Wß'd Ngw 01311,1)1w.
Corner of Allegheny and Illt , hop Street',
14F;L1E Ft oN11 , !, PA
ttigArt nut trlvt apt Oil •-•
tit
till try ttirm I' luny[ and "tort e 1 1 .1101006
brand.
It, I) ly
=Ol
Bliscellaneou
RWMEGM
$5OOO WILL. M.: PAID
To any person producing lay nteillelne able
to allow foof an many living. 114,108nP1/1 cure.
RM 11t. VitarTtlif.S IitNEDI,
and a /ather reward for any lean of
Kill Or Rheum.' lam 111 WU/ 1.01 (WV.
PIN Rheumatic Syrup In tined low nrillY only,
ptentottq to the tante,and guaranteed free from
Injuriotin Prop,. It Is not a Quack Meilielne,
hat iho netentftio preset intim), of Jon. I' hitter
M V., 1.1161%,bl of Tuxleo/ogy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Penn
sylvania. A. U., IKI9. wboao enslmprofeepional
life ban been devoted apeclally to thin tlinease,
and his practice confined ntrictiv thereto,
Tide preparation to believed. connelentiounly,
under solemn oath, to be the only positive.
reliable. infallible rpeeint: ever dincovored.
As lin evidence of conli.letice In Ito v,onilerful
merit, a legal signet contract will be fowirded
without charge, to any nufferer, Pending by
letter a description of hiffietion, tho contriwt
setting forth the number of bottles warranted
to core, and in cane of failure, amount paid for
the Medicine cheerfully refunded. Mia fair
and genernun offer necurnly ptotocta nottferers
from quack impositions and uselese expendi
ture of motley. Medical advice, with certte
caleo from prominent Physiciana, Clergymen
eta., who have been cured after all other treat
ments failed, sent by letter, gratis, Afflicted
cordially invited to write for adrloa to the
principal office, Sill Booth Fourth street, Mile
delphia. Pa. Dr. Filler's Rheumatic, Syrup is
nold by prugebits.
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pOW DER.
thiving reeeived the agency tor
DU PONT'S PO WDER
at Wools/We, we nhial be plotted to remise or
dere item rite tattle. Until we baud a Mao
sine 4 , 1044 tar Moran', orders ithotattbe
by the talb eed OM e•oh mouth.
lOU kf suownwere rfee