The Democratic Watcihnan.
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BELLEFONTE, PA.
Death of Phoebe Carey
Our readers are more or less familiar
with the names and writings of the
sisters, Alice and Phoebe Carey. Alice
died about six months ago, and Pinch°
followed her on the 31st ult., dying at
Newport, It. 1., whither she had been
taken by her friends in hopes of re•
gaining her impaired health. In a
lengthy and interesting notice of her
life and death, the Tribune relates the
following beautiful and instructive in.
cident in connection with the hymn
written by Miss Phme—a favorite in
many christian families—entitled
NEARER HOME
One sweetly Polomn thouliht
Conlon to me o'er nod 0 or;
I'm nearer my home today
Than e•ur I've been before
Nearer my Father's )1011MO,
Where the many manstone ho;
Nearer the great white thronh,,
Nearer the eryltal pen.
Nearer the hound or life.
%Viler° we lay our toil dens down
Nearer Inaving tilli erns,
Nearer gaining the erown
Hot the waveti of that silent sea
Roll dark boron, my sight ,
'flint brightly the Itthor aid°
Moak on IA shorn of light
4), Ir my moral feet
Hari , minima gained the brink
hit he I 'in fluor, lionio
Even to-ley 011111 I think
Esther, perfect my trust,
Let my swilt reel in death
'I hat her feet are firmly set
Is the stuck .if a Irving faith
A gentleman in China, intrusted
with packages for a young man from
ins friends in the United States, learn
ed that he would probably be lound
certain gambling house. lie went
thither, but not seeing the young man,
tint down and waited in hope that he
might come in." The place was a lied
lain of noises, men getting angry over
their cards and frequently coming to
blows Near him sat two men —one
piling, the other 40 years of age They
were betting and drinking in a terrible
way, the older one giving utterance
continually to the foulest. profanity.
Two games had been finished, the
young [nun loving each (line. The
third game hail pint commenced with
fresh bottles of brandy, and the )oung
man vat lazily hack in his chair while
the elder shuffled his cards, and the
young man looking carelessly about
the room, began to limn a tune. Ile
went on, till at length he began to
sing the lo tom of Plimbe Carey above
gwde 1. ' the words,' says the writer
of the story, 'repeated in such a vile
place at first made me shudder. A
Sabbath shoo' hymn in n gainbling
den !. lint while the young nun sang,
the elder stopped dealing the card.i,
hi.ired at he singer a moment, and
throwing the cards on the floor en
claimed. 'harry, where did you
Oita time?' 'What tune?'
.'• ~ •\V , that tune S kt', l•
I , _ I; , s ming atom X0„1
~ .1 alum Ito had been
II ihe elder repeated Ihe
earl in 111.4 eyed, and ti
•ail lie had learned thew
Ii It Sllll.llll Meilolll In America
the elder, getting lip,
'come, Ilarr‘, here n %Vital I won (rout
go and live It for MIMIC good lair
pove. As lot 1111'. all God sees lot•, I
Lave pla)ed Intl last game, itad drank
my lust bottle. I have misled )1,11,
Ilarr), and I /till (Let: ine you,
hand my hov, and nay that, for old
America'," sake, it for no other, ton
till quit thin lidernal laitone , s Cllr
g entionab who tellv the story (origi
!tally published in the lionton daily
new') saw these two men lease the
gambling house together, and walk
iota"' anti lei arm , and lie reinarke .
'IL moist he it voliree of great JO) ill
Miss Carey to know that her
lthiel, hate runuolte , d in tilt
hearts, have lees the 111.•.t1,1
of
the bre,,, , , of two tempt
ed and erring men, tin the vide
01 the globe, a revolioom to lend It het
ter lite. It Warl it are Of grt.,l' joy
to Niiss('prey, ns t%, , lotppen Io know.
Itetore 114 bee a private letter to an
aged bend 111 title city, with the prnit
oil
store and (atilt:thong ill,
comment, ettelose the liy Intl and
the etoly tor 3.111, not beedit.e I am
Lain of the l,lti.e, [tot devao, I
thought ),,11 woal•1 till a peculr'u ill
terest in them when ton knew the
hymn wad writ en eighteen years ago
(1812) u, your House I consumed IL
tti the httle back third story be•l room,
one Sunday morning tidier el/111111g
1101111 , from churell ; and it mike., rile
very happy to think that any word I
could sat I, is illlll , 'Mit'
WIOII.I.
---Tale Ittoll ilk , I,oily ,Clll - 011 ut
the pro-pert at OW I'll4lllllg ell'ettOO, and
aro re-orttn.4 i'1.1•1 - k .•1100111 to ai , tinl
defeat to ord,r to prop to their Fink
ing h no , e, the N are ti-hinq the aid of the
Federal er nment, nn I, with that end
In view, Rept one flamer, of tlo•
Fllth cong,.. , ootitil .11.0 met , r W IS
Matin,tho I nrididah f u,diet in Attorney,
and Ger end Coro.. the ,•ati , 11.1”1 .. for 5..•
Itritor, 11:1.,It . en nt Wa , line!ren to
tinl retary te Miler the rep lir ol
geveral Ow l'hdadolpida Nuvv
Yard, w6trh W4lllll 1101.4,01t1110 11141 Of It
ploynannt or a large number of 101111 i
al outside hands In other wards, thin!)
Is a deliberate proposition pending to
eoloniz.t n largo number of voter-tithe
yard thorn, and Mr Robeson liti , tens to
accede to the remi , d. The Omaha anti
Quinneleing are already at the Philadel
phia yard, and other United States ve.t
sets will shortly he ordered to that
mint.
—~Viteun~u haw vorli sixteen lea
high, and the tendency ixetill upward.
—The Itoche4ter Exeress rcportm
a shower of small fishen m (hut city,
in a heavy rain recently.
—A. bill has riveted in the French
Assembly far the greiliml (11,benilinent
of national the guard.
A WONDERFUL DREAM
There Was it limo When dreams were
Ilnnly ittoteve.l in by nearly the entire
world. I,initit ,sod warriors sought
to draw augui ot - 1 1Ceefla from their
nightly v Isom.; statesmen —so,t, its
there were tit Oh., ilays —Outlast t heir
policy from the admonitory e 01.1 . 41.1
whichois they firmly bolieved,was a his
pered into their 1111 a during the dark
hours of night by good angels. In short,
the sukwrstltous belief in the truthful
ness of dreams was woll nigh universal
arid ho who scouted at these midnight
royals Bons of mysterious spirits was
looked upon as little short of an infidel.
All this has been changed in this
latter day. Before the lull orhod glories
of civilization the darkness of super
stition has vanished as fly the shadows
of night before the potent arrows of the
god of day. l'ooplo who place any
faith in dreams aro now few, and aro
apt to keep their belief hid from the
great army of saoffers. And yet it Is
perhaps too much to say that dreams aro
always haseloss visions. NV° have often
read of wonderful dreams; dreams
which were afterwards fulfilled in every
particular; but we are ft PO to confess
that wo never believed them to be more
than the coinage .1 11,1110 rim - Hume
writer's brain And beenese we have
hitherto been so incredulous, we have
hesitated to test the faith of our readers
by the relation of a story, to which,
some three or lour week. age, we hap
famed to be an occidental listener NVii
have finally concluded to tell the story,
premising that the lady who tolls it was
formerly a resident of this county, and
that, from the circumstances, in ho
ley(' her story to be strictly true
In the State of Ohio re sid e d, smile
sit month ego, 114 they yet do, it family,
formerly iir this county, consisting of
lather, mother, and several children
We are of course in possession of their
mimes, but 11 , 1 the dream was related in
allXed company, which we happen
-I.d to 110 one, and as the relator hest 110
Idea that /I . 'lllolll repor ter" Wll, 11110111,
and finally, 114 WO have 110 authority to
mention 1111111e4, to say nothing or pi b_
iishing the facts, our readers will pardon
us for belllg a illllO indefinite
In the family mentioned above were
two boys, ono about thirteen years of
age, and the other perhaps in his third
year. Use day the older boy approach
ed his mother and asked her if dreams
ever came true She told him they did
not, adding the bundler sat ing that
"dreams al Way s gu be c'Mrsres." The
singular question awakened her curl .si
ty whet fie anent by pi,-
potaiding it 11110..1100. 11 0 told her
that Joi Mid dreamed, the preceeding
night a very ugly dream; tl at it had
111111111111 M 101.1 very uncomfortable all
day, and that it relieved him very 1111 fell
to lu n ar her tell him that dreams never
came true l'pon being pressed to re
late lit, driallll, u,n 11111 so 111111 this Is
111 10 111 What be drained
Sown I. the distance from the 11011. 1 0
'4/Inil. , istern containing water, who h
the unruly use for boushold purposes.
lie dreamed that his :nether directed
him to bring her soar.' water, that in
obedience to her riluest , he went to the
I-tern, removed thecover 111111 1111'1'1011
1010 111 ' 1. 0- , • two 1111110'1- 0f w liter ,
that irf ter doing this, he went to the
w.,,i ; ale, pp, 1..•.1 p two sticks of wo o d
1111.1 111 , 111 to his another; tlo,t all
tune 1114 little brother was 1.1:1%111L!
le t he ri..l. , hborlaaal of the OM., u ; that
iteur...linlely alt. r bringing in the wood
ho the 111/lloe for the
I 1.0 r icons , that ho thought h. 1.. ...I
I 1,411er calling him, and nll 110 •1,
11-klll2. if .he had called him, b.
bo r. 101111 tit the 11041111 V" IMit 11 ,
• .ol a must 1/0 tllO next 110 11" 11'
:mil lir coed.] •eo , that tho
• inl lied not cidloil I it
:t 40.1.01
111 II ut t6rt OWIIIIOIIIO id
r_ toen uncoverod ci.torn
driettnod It I W t I
iii ithor told him to hunt lip IP. lirl
lirothor
dolt they •ettreh.l J . ..? 1,,
11,.• tune without ili+l,or.rinL., 1,1.11
1.1110'11 , 111 , r Milt , '
it , c••• 11 010 114,111 . 111111. f1.11.,V 111 111,.
without ot 11,11,111 .' • '
1,0,11 11 , 1.. 111 e t•T tern to Ow ~r
I. , ( trillhurt r, iihrr,
11 ..us 111 -I 14 , 1 11,
11. 1 111 r. 0 , d 11111111) LIM
was tlllllll do•all 'l'll,. b.l, wits
11110,11 .1411.01.11 hi- terril,lo ~..1.11/1, 1111.
1,1 .11,1 1,11)&111141 111111, 11111 11111101
that 111, .11, am tam.
1, ,,, 11 nit
ti..w the wonderful part el this •Iretini
14 111111, 01 1114 , ul f,1111,111114
, v0,,0111,1 ofel.l week,
ll'. I• 1111,1111 1 , 1111 ,
r 11 inti , the
i 11, i• thi
11115,1 b., , 1 1 , I, 1 , 11.
111111111.1 In• the
111011 who Wit 111.011 by b.py to
1114 dream The 1111.11. who,
hnd
1.....11 u, the water but It I.•W 11111111 On 1 ,
\SR. It , ' 111,1 a 1111 , Ir a, tarts, /1 1111
W.I 11 , 11 Vl` theii•ndo•r to mak., the bent 1/1
h 1•111
.1.11 t• IVI 1114 11.0. WII 4 tenthly alfeet
bv his little brother , tragte death
Ile le rani.. I,llssessetl with the 1.1., that
lii e,uolrsne,s had cawed the deitth
of
II Is brother, and for n 111111, It was 1 . 1.111,41
he would 1111115/111 1 1 1(1.11111' Ili,friends
ienllls t•il luvl Iron, the fitt.
and by Ireoping 111.4 111 1 1111 V 1,11411110.4 I'lll -
1 , 11 .4110 r things 11..p.1 111 1,1111 1 1,
In
restore hint 41 his 1, , r., , e 1 4 ,1 11 , 111.1 , M.
'rt., tooth, Ills,. 4, I ,lu d ilito the
(i pilo, 11,11111 Unit
4 . 11 owe ..1 411•111 , m 1,1,1 1111 , 1. 111 . 1 . PIll1fOr•
,I„, r, 101.1 I• 1111 1 ,•
I . 1.1. •I. t• r n' Isll I.. 1.9 friend- ,
who r -1 ..1 till- 0..1111 IV
\ 1.. 11 1, 1 , 111 14 111 be one 411 111 ittre4
wonderful events that it hits been our
[troy't co to record, aid it suoiliS to prove
quite conclusively that therd ore 411111 1 )
things in dreatn.llfe beyond our Ilene
4 11 . course It Wl.llhl
folly to Say Lllllt all dreams .1 re pi -
it. , ry of the future, or that people hlearld
endeavor to rend the future by 1111 . 11111 i Of
lho r„„ t „.‘,..a of the,, but as a
4•44rimis coin, not mare, this
I'l4l 111 l I.N.lriliv of preservation.
.Esc
th r 1
—The Grand Duke Alexis is now
on his was' from Russia to this country.
lie will meet with a grand national
reception, in token of American appre.
elation , -denly friendship of
Russia town , ,is ills Uninted States on
all occasions.
To The Front I
The line of battle ie marked out.
The ranks of the denmerney are in
motion.
Every men is eNvecteA to do his
duiv Il n i oolllrllllllo 111p1 111110 10 insure
a gland 10111 0r10% 1 10 . 1111111g VlloOry at
111.• 1i.1141111 October.
I.ei IT stem einulaiion and gener
ous rivalry lie encouraged between Ihe
various voting divisions, and let each
strive to outdo the other ni increasing
the number of democratic votes.
We have a cunning and a desperate
foe to deal wi,th, one who will serUple
at no weans to aceotnplish desired re
sults.
Trickery and bribery.
Intimidation and corruption in all
its forme. , r
Money, promisee, and in tact all lie
enginery so successfully practiced in
the past,sis to be used now, in the
present campaign, by the Radical lend•
era, to get kohl of the public Treasury
and plunder the people.
Forewarned let the democracy be
forearmed.
See to it that every man it; at hie
poet and undoretande his duty.
There ie tolt a mingle name on the
Staie or County tiehet hut an hottest
man ehould teel proud to vole tor.
Then, let no one antrer to the ex•
tent of a mingle vote, and Hhun am you
would ',onion, the luau who ahke you
to deface your ballot by eeratehing
name therefrom.
Let every Democrat make the tri
umphant nuccems of the whole ticket a
permonal matter.
Hunt up the young men and get
thdhii eithmted in the fight.
Counsel with the old men, and let
.union, harmony arid Democratic inn
poll len be synonymous terms in every
township 01 the county.
There in, at leant, a clear Democrat
I'i nuijoniy mil ~111. 1 4011Salid 111 the coun
ty, and it should he developed upon a
permanent Mous thin tall.
trpon the result in this amid it few
other counties muneeptible of propor
tionate increase in their majorities, the
redemption of the Commonwealth
from taxation and oppression—from
the shoal 01 corrupt politimann and
hanger , on, it has led out of the pub
lic crib -depends.
United, determined,
Indnulunl etrort,
1V 111 lll'folllldlNll tio+ and reward
Howe who bane battled for It, WIC!)
•uull :t vietory on the 111th of I t; toter,
11.‘ WIII torever, wipe out the anbetit wee
and ahadoW of liadtealintit he
County and State.
This IS no woe lor laggarda.
To the front, then, every Democrat,
and let the result not only be nn
Overwhelming Democratic victory,
But a total :tint complete
Rout of lindtcaltr , m I
A dog Artillerist
Thera are• many interesting stories of
dogs, ills strating their sagacity arid ul
most lInTIIRN intelligonce This is ono
of a flog who dill 11111 V r artillerist so
well that ho won a battle
Slllstlipha, it strung and active gray
.
hound belengtng to a Captain of artillery
war raised from his birth in the ninlAt
cum r+, always inasiiniiiinsial his mat
ter, and exhibited no !damn in the moist
battle In the liettost VIIVII4effI..IIt 4
lio ri . 11111111.•ti near the canner , and t ar
med the hal netteh ill les iteinth
A t the 1111.11.'1'0 , 1e battle nl Fenteney,
the master of M 0•0.1v1.11 a !nor -
I:II \veiled At the reetie•rit when Owe;
to lire Ilion the epee,, linil several
et lie, eel lei were streek to Ihn earth by
it 'II. ha I' e
his 111/I , L , r lit •Ir••••
41,1 1,1,•• tl.. am.. Dart
11.,51.•.1 itt that
tulle n bolt 4.1 Free, h r. Ad
\ 11,,111,z tai,
will, it W k• ;11r11...1 th 'MI lh • t.lll
ft -1..1 1 'll oitol ,101 it
1.. nt • n., lit, n, 1•1, r trt .1. •ii i., k1t..41.11.ini
tloh nil :In. to
thl• I 111fifii I/ vi. IPi l• .hilt
woo 101 l the t 1,1.1 tho
retwiltid , r to.dc to llltrltt
A rt..r thi, tat .1 tho .1, , ,L! lay
dawn Fad hoar hotly tir hIM
not -lc r, lii 1...t1 1114 W. 1 , 111/1l ft
1.111'n• -iv., hour- wit.h....t
t.mar.... llc wu. at will (1131-
,111\ 1 . 1,10,1'11 by 1.11. i 1 . 0111 , adv. ,
of lhn
111 , .•/1-1 , 1 Th.. •il I hint t.tray.limind WWI
to 1111. i firo.ontod to
(:,..,r , •O II rln h.•i him Otkon cart. or
110110 V r d
.1 Al the liepitiv Attorney
General ot the Stine, WI, tine:tithed
the embezzlement, has been removed
by Governor (heart. Amt why'
pause fie exposed the thieving raseality
of one Of 11114 (Henry's) political pets !
Mr. M'Cliire 11.4e4 pent dearly lor tin
charging what seemed to him to be his
tluy. \V ho can doubt that the Over
nor was a party to the when by
which the people were to be red, eel of
$363,523.85 If he was not, why
did lie seek to shield Evans, his I lip'
honest agent, and go still further 0.1111
11.111010 11.01,1 OltiCP lhe gentleman who
ferreted out this deep luta scheme of
plunder? There are questions whheli
demand an answer at the hands of the
Governor if' lie wishes to east Mr the
strong siemicions dill. now rest upon
him.— Ellh. Donor, at.
: h.. Itadteal party In North Uar
olndn h..realter he known as tho
"WI nch party ": .h fellow who styles
hicrelf n, " Major Smith," and moupies
tho I,odtton of of tli North
Carolina 1i...tir0...1, conlesh.... to have
drossed two hundred negro wenelto , in
nden'sclothei and Vi •ti`d them at the polls
In .lohnfon county Under tho bayo
net election I/I iv no one was permitted
th..v voted without
diffieu It% . ro.thor Ir.wel In Grant's
crown
4—Thomas A. Scott is said to be
Prfoident of two, railroad companies,
V tie President of eleven and diteotor
of 'ill irty-four
Dry Goods, Groceries
G lt EAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT
TEA: AND COFFEES
JUST OPEN) 1 A NEW LOT 111 0 TEAR ANO
COFFEE.. 4, I HTiIiLLOWER PRICM.
=1
Sold at til 50 w•e are eelling at $1 25
I '25 1 00
1 00 85
Boat 35 eta. Java Coffee, induced lo 30 contra
3J Rio Coffee 28 "
OAT.T. AND TRY THEM
and wo will guarnoloo you can nave 25 per
Bold only nf. tho Agency of tho
AMERICAN TEA WMI'ANY I
MISS (1. B. PRIES'I"S
Trimming, Notions At Varlely:Storo
Bush House, ItolleNnte, Pa
ELEMI
y oUNG&DEVLINO,
WHOLESALE AND ItErAll, DEALEHS_IN
ENEIIAL MER('ILI IV 1)18E
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On Allegheny Street, Ilellelonte,
=Rerpectfully Invite the nurnerotn. roaderw of
the Watchman to call and gen their unequalled
MEM
FoREIWI AND IoMMTir lIRY 00()I p 4
SIIAWL:- ,
I'A It l'S,
N( Yl'll /NS
BO( Th
S 111)1',
G ROCEIG EM, ,{;,?_;
They ha% e the largest stock and
(71E,I11 , ;tiT GOODS
In ren 1 rn) Pentigvh. num
DEmANI , EXPEDITION
prompt r and ddeel.nm iu I,ll4lnCgei ;
timbre williont quibloint!: mqoareneem
w II lnrul Yuri I.ult.lrm
MIR ONE PRIcE
Spitetn mean thin demand, dinpenning Nn
-Iwm•litn ❑npw tinily, aml al thu lowent [llll
1312=111
A NUl'llElt NEW sTuitEl
LllOll,-41, 1•Il1•APF4'1' ANL) 111..41
'WIT!) ti'D )CI( }F
0 1)
kJ; Elt 61.,T1' IN .1 uou NT le 1
.',7 Olt E,
[iv. twon opew..l in the Soto root» id
ZIO N ,
TI BM NS, BETZ Sr.. CO
They n re" . lII II g
AKTONISIIINGLY (11 BA I'
PLEASE CALL AND SEE 'MEAL
111-27
Will, & ° AULT,
(tinecoesora Loy' A. Miner.)
(i EIU9 ti PRO V LSI 0:‘ 111,.14E
Allegheny Street, Bellefonte
tidying purchased the extenolye Moro of
Levi A Miller, lhoproprietor.. take pleasure
in announcing to the publw that they will
keep eenulAntly on hand, UM elioleoat
G ROUE RI ES,
PROVISIONS,
SPICES, rßuiTs, &c
to be found In the market
EVERY THING AT ALL TIMES
MEEI
THE LOWEST PRICES
16-84 y .
Dry Goods
NEW GOODS AN t) NEW
PRIOEB.
WWI R.ITE• ralai.ll OUT.
G oolE, AT OLD I I-Li to . •;.1 , PRICE
so-ituFFLI: &
Would respectfully .nforin the world and the
rest of mankind, that I hey hoe.. lot opened
lath and aro daily receiving a larl
STOCK OF GOODS OF ALL K , NUS
which they are offering et the Ter) toe el' mar
k et price.
Consisting of the latest styles of Figured nd
Alpaeas, Figured and plain all W°
1 )411111110.
Shepherd PIIIIIIA, Meek Silks, Summer Silks,
Irish Poplins, White White Counter
panes, Linen and Cn
ootiiihootings,Check
I:inqiteiltickw, Flannels, etc.,
Shepherd Plaid lifilmorml4,lilitek (71t,t11,
I'nsoimeroo, V0110(11114, Corduroy,
Kentucky Jeans, Drills, Ladies
Cloaking, Plain Colors, Middlesex
Cloths, itopellanCs and 11/11(1E1
of Varjoua Colors.
A full line of Clothe, Caselmeres, Satinetta
and Veatinga, all knits anti prices, which will
he mold elleilp WO have l'Orlrattiltly on hued a
large and well selected stock of all kinds of
(YoeAr ry, (irocen ccs , Alarkctot, Salt, dlr., etc.,
It hie!' we will ills pose ai at tics very lowest
clash prices.
All kinds of country produne taken in ex•
ehantro /or goods, and the highest market prl•
CON RHOWeII.
FRI ENDS A %YAK F. TO YOUR INT EH ES'l'.
For we fool mnipoled Owl we tow null your
tuol,••i well As your 1111r,t ylinl
NV AVS A EA I)!—A. ALEX
ANDER A Si IN, M 11111.411,1, Center Co ,
'enuffylvfolia, fire now offering to the 1.116 i
lhu lowe•Nt eatlt prone,
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Take ihot inetho4l (Jr antioisiteint to their no
-11111:1:1, Iris Lint they too o pis.l retorned
froto--4-1..0.,E54t III: :I new iiHsortruent .4.11 r
1 0 (11/Eli;N; AND I.I4OIF.STIC (.4)01)3,
IVllleh they ire selling at surh prick., that
lain lowers aill find It to their Interest to hay
of them 'I heir stork monists of
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k 1 , 4 ,‘NI 14411) . 1'S 114 Slit)FA
k aoht nl I . l , unt ry pr , tiltiei. taken In en
lott, tar 14..." 1 "
I' It. 1 ‘1,1 , X ItElt A St rs;
Books and Stationery.
TII E 1( ItOuli )IU
retie i veil t he
reek•llle.l the
received the
nter•l,
1.11 1.1 , .eis
•.t hiloeh
L i
IIuLEs.II,E u.r.rAH
I“ H Ili ;41()RI.
of the Ito.,kn of 1111. "kitieriesin S
S Union mei Society" and
.II them, pricer, the MI
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to 110. ttttt Disc Ile would . '
t iny hi) t hoax . .0111 . 0[11M41 F 1614,1011 .1•1,0014,
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LOW RA T KS.
PROMPT SETTLRAIRNT OF LOSSlini
en.nli and Munini Fir«, Idle and Arc'den.
lee n w r fltt.n
Prompt nltention 111111.16 G. the ,Iteellon
Pay, Panononli owl all other (Gomm.
• rm whfionli+ted before .July 22,1,
And vl•ere honorably tikohargefl without reel
log the $lllO Downy lire now entitled to it.
EitWIN Is 1 \ SLOE,
Box No 73, fiellefonte,
MAO mteertsor I Mon! 1, Borr, ttec'd.
Mr iscellanoous
Omit OF Tilt I,lnllllllllo CLIFF!.
ANII 14111991CF,CRame It It. Co ,
14111Ude11111111, June Lt. let
Not lee 19 hereby given that the Bret install
men( of Five I/01111ra per share to the Capital
Sloe kis of the Lowisbnrg, Centre, and Spruce
Creek It It Co, subscribed In the TOVIIIIIIIIpe
of Harris, Potter, firegg, Penn and Heinen,
centre Cooqty, will he payable out the first
day of .1 lily:hal, and the subsequent instal '-
merits of live Dollars per share will be circa
and payable on the first day of eaoh atfeaeod
ing mouth, 'mill the whole is 19011
Pll9/11119111.9 of the *hove itisralimente are
her shy required to be made to the l'reasurer
11111111 Ci. at the °thee of the Centre County
Banking Company, Bellohonto, Pr
JOSEPH M9I:EY,
'fraaairer.
FLOUR,
N. B. Any person i.leelrlng, can pay the whole
off at once It payments are not punctually
made, the law allows Ons per rent per month
to he charsed in addition. 16 26 2m
290 —f o r first class Pianos—sent on
irlol—nn Agenb.. Agereos U. B. PIANO
1113 nroadiray, Now Ybrk. 16 96 4w,
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11. Jo t
11. pt.t
thql eArr Orylll.
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Insurance
aoteis and Sa►oons
B iJSII
BELLEFONTE, PENNA.,
This elegant hotel, having come under the
supervision of the undersigned, they would
respectfully annotinee to the public that they
111, prepared to nettommodate them after the
style of She beef 'unisex In thn Mess. The Bush
!haute Ili a rmignllittent building, splendidly
furnished, and capable of comfortably accom
modating
THREE HuNDRED GUESTS
It is shunted near the depot, and convenient
to all places of business, and in the best hotel
in central Penney) yenta. Its waiters are oblige
lug, polite nod attentive; its tables are sup
plied with (gory Ititiny in the market; Its
stables are firsts lassm ith attentive and humans
host lure, and its bar supplied with the beet of
liquor. Nor guests from the Mlles to spend
the summer it is peal the place I The proprietor
Will be lumpy to receive the public as often as
they wish to call
CLEMENTS k LOWRIE.
Proprietors.
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GA I M A N'S noTEL—DANIEL
GARMAN, Proprietor.
Thin long-established and well-known Hotel,
situated on the southeast corner of the Dl*
mood, opposite the Courthouse, having bran
purchased by Daniel Garman, he announces
to the former patrons of this establishment
and to the trat cling public generally, that he
h. thoroughly refitted bin house, and Is pre;
pared to render the most natltifactnry IlleCol4
Modatioll to all who may favor him with their
patronage. No pains will be altered on hie
lpart to odd to the otinvenience or comfort of
us stit,ts All who stop a lilt him will find
his table abundantly supplied with the moat
KUM 0110,10 fare the ma: kid a ill afford, done up
In style by the mostexperienced eooks Hie
liar a di always contain the choicest of liquors.
Ills Stabling in the bent in town, and will always
be attended by the most triode orthy and at
tenth c Mettlero lilt e bun a call, one anti all,
and feels eonfident that all will be satisfied
w silt their aceom 44 elation An excellent Lie
110 is attached to this e , Mbli..),ltient, which
strangers front abroad will tied greatly to their
adValilngt•
MI=E
AV I). HI I{ A HD,
I 'r9 pnetor
BELLEFONTE PENNA.
The undersigned. ton tug n.surned cortrol
of thie tine hotel, would ask the
patronage of the publlr. lie 14 prepared to
iteetenroodete guests in the Lest of style, and
will Inko vare that lila tables are supplied with
the hest In the unit ket t.ood stables attached
to the hate I, cult 4 , nreltil and tittentlr• ser
vants he rut ling piiblie are invited to give
the I . lllll,lllruc. tilt 15.2ti1y
NArI(NAL litlrEl„
Kim, PA
IXATII A K fit'Y KR, Pruprtefor
purchased this Inlinirnt/le property,
lii, noor itit•ssure informing
Irtetttis, that Its has irlitteti anti reforni.lted It
from top t ,, i ,,, it.0111. Wl , l h 111)4I prepared to se
-Inono.len• lINII lel. uhf otherm Ina style that
pf Olt not snl) palletuctory, bat
1114ilt• 1111111 bur, .111 not be excelied hyany
II l• ir large and tit,, and le attended
)i.114 g•ii and m arms I. 110 ier.. 14-28-17
Tobacco
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C IGARS AND T(IACCaI
NA Ml' El, LIPTON,
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T,,lnteco, Pipes, /ire
Illti ,11'1\ NE 1V 131111.1)ING,
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MAMmoTa ILARDWARP: FATABLIHMENT
G. S. FLEGA L,
so appropriately named the
IItONSIDES
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was Kw irt to twl lon am' ))))) bat—LlM pf 01111-
nus,t fvultironeliantelei clog the in.iurti mum.
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and doom I leJtver heavier broadeldon at !pager
range In the Idistpe of
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CLIPPER,
SUBET IRON,
.ant MU: I, \V 111,E,
homidoB ton thousand other miße.llo, than Any
other ostabilehmonts In (I, I‘ mr;
now permanently anolk" .1
PUILIPSpr ,r
armed and equipped for the frit
Kith a determination to undersell a .
mine, he respectinily nolleite your 0,
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