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WHERE BUREAUS,
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
HAT RACKS, |
WHAT. NOTS, |
| EXTENSION TABLES,
Howard Street, Bellefonte, Pa.
|
J URNITURE WARE ROOM.
$2.00
$1.00
wal}
STANDS,
CHAIRS, = |
STOOLS, de, |
f every description, quality and price, for |
than at
jishment ¢
Cer
ralo cheape other estab
f the kind in
ral Penn'a
UNDERTAKER.
{ | sizes and prie
Also Cof
rder
* HARRI
Ready m ‘offing, of a
iy on hand
astured to
mann
es pub
naen
YWANITURE WAREROOM
lished free, subjeet to 4
gation by the Ldit
ot ex JOHN BRACHBILL
HOUSEHOLD FURNIT
NJ ATIO
MILLHEI
Bellefonte Church Directory
Bish
tt ast
BR 2D,
Bireot, ad
i ' pr
iality of CASF
CAKES :
ITS Rinde of art es
PLE Goods
nia
INFECTIONERT
BE MEAT of oar
ey it
ALT re "
xi
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Manufacture tn turer
I'he best and neatert Tee Cream
modations in the town. A room nestly far
nithed and carpeted, on fret floor, for Ia
dies and gentlemen, and & room on second
floor for private parties ~ladies and gentle
men, He prides himrell on the superior
quality and Saver of his Jee Cream, an
most cordially invites his friends and the
publie generally tocall and realize the truth
of the assertion, that McDowell makes the
best Tee Cream in town,
jald'ed.ly 8.4. MeDOWELL, Ag't.
I ine
geo
earn trial
n
ms and
for themeolves
Opponite Brockerhoff Houte,
NEW TOBACCO STORE
LEVI A. MILLER & COMPANY,
ALLEGHENY ®T, BELLEFONTE, PA, |
a tn 6 respactfuily informe the publie that they |
[3 AKERY & CONPECTIONERY. | have opened sow
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO
ALLEGHENY 8ST, BELLEFONTE, PA TORE
The undersigned would heraby respect.
fully inform the citizens of Bellefonte and
vicinity that he is prepared to furnish at all
in the new building recently erected bv J.B
Butte, where they have a large stock of
( )! R HOI SE
ally that he
Limes
FRESH DREAD, CAKES OF all KINDS,
PLES, d¢., do,
SPICES, NUTS,
CANDIES, FRUITS,
EMOKING
and anything and everything belonging to |
his business. He has recently completed a
large and commodious nddition to his build
ing, and has furnished itin a style surpase-
jug anything of the kind in the town, where
ladies and gontlemen can, during the sum
mer month, be accommodated with the very
BEST OF ICE CREAM.
, ing had years of experience in the bus.
po 4A ordi himself that he can guaran.
but litifgction to all who may favor h'm
4 ol” tronage.
-
try the
Grecian helo
J. H. BANDE,
| GENTLEMEN'S
!
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TOBACCO, BEG.RSR, |
MEERSHAUM PIPES, |
AND CHEWING TOBACCO, |
| the very best and of all brands, together |
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with a large assortment of
Farnishing GOODS
In convection with the above, they have
aleo opened an extensive
FABHIONABLE EATING HOUSE
on European principles. Everything in the
best of style,
| botel near the Pa. R. RK. Depot.
| eonstantly on hand
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
apr2i’ée-dy. I. A, MILLER & CO
NE
“Let us See to it. that a Government of tha People, for the People, and by the People, shall not Perish from the Earth.” —[A. Lixcoun.]
HOTELS.
(JONEAD HOUSE.
J
A
LLEGUENY BT, BELLEFOXTE, PA
{Opposite the Brockerhaofl House
A HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Licensed by the Court of Centre County.
FIRST CLASS BAR, RESTAURANT,
ROOMS AND STADLING
AN EXCELLENT BILLIARD ROOM, ;
with J tables, new and in perfeet condition, |
(dive the Conrad House a trial
H. HH. KLINE,
Proprietor
pri
12180 1y
pts this method of |
the public
Tle undersigned ad
friends and K
to keep the Hotel
3 fata
and iis
men of
HO
nforming 1
Wes
rner of legheny
own by the ¢
ared nopains It
ew furniture
( rye & AL
Las, Delle
| H Hee
WM. BROWN, J
NAL HOTEL
\3H CEN
1%
pitas ANT GAP HOTEL
His Srasting
ware be attendedbrtl
stlers
their advantage.
RESTAURANTS
RCADE SALOON
A
GEO. M. PECK, DP
roby inform wy friends aad the publie
generally that I continue to keep the
ARCADE BALOON,
in Bush's Blac rg Howell,
land & Ce's, Bor Menls can be ol
at ALL HOURS daring the day
the very best
Gin
tained
Oysters
whed in every style. Meals
provided for Regular Bearders when order |
ed, and at reasonable rates. Thankful te
the ynblie for past favors, the continuation
of t se favors is respectfully solicited
f 17'80.1y 6G. M. PECK
J to GEM RESTAURANT.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS. i
THE wndercigned avails himself of this |
method of informing the citizens of Belle
fonte and vicinity, and the traveling
munity in general, that he has opened a first
clans
GEM RESTAURANT,
in the basement of Bush & McLaine’s new
He keeps
com
Oysters in every style, Roast Chicken, Pork
Steak, Ham and Eggs, Frosh Fish, Veal
Cutlets, Cod Fish Balls, Baked Fish,
Roa t Turkey, Boafstonk, Fried
Bausage, Mutton Chaps, Tea and
Coffee, Clam Chowder, Lombs Fries,
Fried Bols, and everything to suit the tacte,
Feeling aevared that general satisfaction
will be given, be fnvites 11 to pay
hie a vii,
JOHN MALIPHART,
i
in
WwW W. BROWN, Attorney
! « Bellefonte Penn'a., will
promptly to do
le
| deseription
| lsfaction
{ar may be expected,
{ his office during the week, commencing on
| the fret Monday of each month, and at
| such other times as may be agreed upon, |
{ erty for the following Stock
jald’enly. Bellefonte, Pa.
a . . TITRE 4 Sa
BELLEFONTE, PA. AUG. 18, 1869.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
J G. LOVE, Attorney at Law,
J » Belietonte, Pa. OMe on High Bi,
iaf'eo ly,
AMES H. RANKIN, Attorney at
Ld Law, Bellefonte, Pa. Office in Armory
building, 2ad floor. jub'60.1y.
B.C. nvsns, Mest. J. v. nannis, Cash's
Oe RET NATIONAL BANK Of Bellefonte.
Alleghany Bt, Bellefonte Pa. job'09.
BANURL LINN,
& FURST,
4d Bellefonte, Pa
Ac O. FURST.
NN Attorneys-at-Law,
jas’00.f.
JANES A. BEAVER.
BEAVER, Attorneys
nte Penn's. ja6'00.1y, |
N. M ALLIS
M
EDRUND BLANCHARD
TER,
ALLISTER &
at Law, Hellef
fo
EVAN NM. BLANCHANE
3 & EM BLANCHARD, Attorneys at
de Low, Allegheny Bt, Bellefonte, Pa
afl’ 60 ly
elaw
atier
entrust. d to
jaf'60.1y
g |
a business his
re |
JOURN BN, GRAVIS T. ALEXANDER
LANDER
Office
Attorneys. at
Atle
Original Poetry.
For the Republican,
JEPTHAH'S DAUGHTER, :
BY BECKIE HARRIS
A maiden fair, with gelden hair,
Knelt by her father's side,
Bo meek and mild, the enly child,
Of Jepthah's lovply bride
Of't mon easnyed to wos the maid,
But sipne had ever won;
All werg afraid, and while they mused
A dreadful war begun.
Bo bad it fate, his
And dreadful was his might ;
wealth was great,
His brothers, then—malicious men,
Called him to help them fight.
This Gaughter fair, with golden hair,
Was pleading, but in vain,
For kim to stay, from strife nway,
And there with her resusin
Jepthab went, be so inte
nun wisning vict'ries now
I'o be more sur
He w
and viet'ry la
ade
The vow'was this
The frst on }
» mek him ga)
aces oe | Hitory of the 49th Pennsylvania
RMSTRONG
neve TT
(30. L POTTER. M
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RO
her
We
rk
ja20°60.1y
in |
BELFORD, D, D. 8,, Practical
be Dentist: office in Armory Building,
over Irwin & Wilson's Hardware Store, Al
br. BB. 8 mo gra uate of the Bal
lege of Dental Surgery, and re
specifully offers his professional services
to the citizens of Bellefonte and vicinity
Can bo found al his residence except daring
the last week of each month. aprid'6o.ly
W.RHONE, DENTIST. Boalshurg Cen
+ tre Co, Pu, most respectfuliyinforms the
public that he is prepared to
¢ hy
timoye (
execute any |
f work in his profession Hat
rendered, and rates as moderate |
Wilt be found in |
jal969.1y.
NREURANCE-<LIFE & FIRE ~Joreph
A. Rankin of (his Borough, insures prop
and Mutual
companies, viz: Lycoming Mutual, York
Company; Pa., Insurance of North America,
Eoterprise, and Girard of Phila, Pa,, Homes,
of New Haven, and any other reliable Bom.
pany desired. Also, Provident Life Compa.
ny of Phil'a, and other good Life Compa
nies, Jnb’69 1s.
F. HOLAHAN, Physician and
2} Surgeon, having removed from Empori-
um, Cameron county, bas located in Miles.
burg, Centre county, Pa, whore he will
faithfully attend to all business entrusted to
him in his Profession. Office in his residence
on Main St, where he oan always be seen
witless professionally engaged. In bis sb.
sence from home, orders may be left at the
store of Thes, Helaban. mar l0'80.1y.
3
ple y turned
the greatest
and
at bis lend
near
Redgwick
Hiariers in mmediate vicinity
We were left bh the rebels firing up
us from } front and rear.and with
ir troops in
Dut
, came to our aid promply,
inexirica
ur Second Division chang
and
though, in the darkness and th
no doubt, killed some of our own fi
troops, yet we drove off the rebels,
then quietly got out of that place.
were losing men all that time, and felt
matiers were not in
We back fo
morning and halted long enough to cook
salisfactary sl ape
moved the rear
and eat cur breakfast and get some rest
| left
| there was an unusual
| tract attention
{| an ambulspece
| line in » grest hurry
| heh coming up wilh a rireicher, and on
iwckets, we, |
eing |
and |
We |
| ny prisoner,” he said,
| |)
towarde |
finding some works there built by our |
troops during the night,
Here we remained until near evening,
that
knowing only we had gained no
| real advantage of the enemy, and yet
{ that we had not been] seriously hurt.
| In the evening we moved to near the old
| Chancellorsville battleficld, stall havieg
an occasional spurt of skirmishing with
the rebels at rome point. We lost only
one or two men wounded, however, this
day, and went into camp in good time,
Our new men had behaved well, in this,
their first campaign, and the 45th felt
very confident of » glorious viotory very
soon, for we thought we were just the
boys who could go through a wilderness,
even if it was full of briers, and rifle
pits, and rebels,
On the 8th of May, we marched on,
with some fighting, towards Bpottaylen.
nis C. H., and, on nearing it, in the
evening, were hurried forward to help
some Oth corps troops who were ina
fight, and were being crowded by the
enemy. We did not get very much of a
fight out of them, as they did nol seom
much inclined to press our lines afier
they found us prepared to receive them
in «fective style,
| ted
2 te wd
We fired at each olher a little, made a
grest deal of noise, frightened a Wiscon-
sin Lieutenant so badly that he got s
discharge very suddenly for his conduct
on the occasion, sud then lay down in
i
|
line without supper and slept until morn- |
ing |
On May Oth we moved off toward the {
It was a beautiful morning, and |
|
quiet, Now and i
| then n shot by some skirmisber or picket |
was heard, but scarcely enough to at
juddenly there was a commotion, and |
started (0 the skirmish
Then we saw some |
it the well-knewn military cloak of Gen.
Sedgwick, covering some one who lay
Ia » moment the
It
Lt while looking fut a
se one dead, news
m rank to rank. is uncle
He was sh
r the artillery along the picket
He bad
Lew
Bedgwick was dead
ng our ec mmander, snd A 8
iI, Known
a8 UBC
, Be Was |
“What was the matter with him?
Ve you see, when Sal ran awsy
and got married against daddy's wishes
he just pined away and died
“Good gracious! so nothing has hap-
pened since I've been away?”
No, everything is judd the same.”
A xxwiy inducted policeman spotted
a richly dressed lady ina dry goods sie
on suspicion of shop-lifting. “You are
laying his band
on her shouider. What do you mean?”
demanked the insulted lady
that you've got on your back--stolen
goods! Heaven! 1 never was #0 insu!
No gir it is not stolen goods.” =]
{ wean no offence, madam but my duty
compels me to examine it"
i
“ Bireavil-
lninthat’'s my-—my Greeinn bend |”
Naver istentionally wound (he feel:
ings of anybody. The good opinion of
| the world is the very best kind you can
| have, and the more the betler. The man
or woman who says he or she doesn’t
eare a pin what the world thinks orsays
gives utterance to what they know isab-
solately false. We do care, and It is
and those are gravely mis-
taken who say they do nol
well we do:
A rarer who lives on a eeriain hill
enlled “Hard Berabble,’’ not a hundred
miles from this place says, last summer,
owing to the drouth, and poor land to.
gether, the grass was so short that he
had to Inther it before he could mow it.
CT RY
“Ou where do you get the red for
you cheeks! said a pale wan young la
dy to a bright Inughing minx,
“Where the roses gol their's, In the
air and sunlight,’ was the reply,
=
Babeoribe for the Ravuseicaw,
decided hit
{ Hateful,
ore !
‘What's |
Aristocracy,
We are requestid io republish the fol-
lowing article, which was wrilten by {
| the gified N. PP. Rodgers, and published
| inthe Herald of freedom, at Coneor
Hampshire, Mr. RB. was a lawyer, and
belonged jto one of the best fami
New England
day, for sharp, piquant writing. A more
st that meanest of all the
matifesistion of American socie'y, could
net well be found, We quote
“Let me give it an off band blow here
heartless Aristocraey. I detest
it above all things. 1 was subject to its
bloated frown, when | was a boy—and |
huve a very eariy, if not a native, inborn
abhorrence of it. It bas no ides you have
belong
af Ciel
apy rights or feelings, You do nol
to the same race with your paltry,
He dose n
when you are wiih biu
se of vou
Arislocracy L sssociaie wilh
you He makes
He
“ party nleres
You are
hi
ihan
iulgence, first
leal of & schola
And was of 11s
cated
great grax
ar
ol far was [Pres
i
back
| Harvard Colleges: ck farther yet
|
one wane burnt st the stake |
descended enough, far's 1 know, but some
how, it never made me dispise any body
| I mever could help seeing equal humani
{ty in every living oresture,
poor and forlorn
fore me. Perhaps, if hs
{ istooral, 1 should have been one
ihe had too much sense. Too mech real |
| character and manhood
{and it must be owing to something.
| haven't any superfiaity of sense, ~but-1oo
much to be an Aristocrat. Finally, it |
doesn’t take much, to be an Aristocrat. |
1 guessAristocracyis lack of senseps much | Ao, Packer point to a single libera
as anyibing. Sense—of a certain sort— | in nade by him in behalf of his im-
may acoompay il, —or be in the same periled country during tho late war?
creature, Bat it is a senseless conoern-— No wonder he is a faverite with rebel
and moreover-<saperiatively hateful
He had few equals in his
of | ning certainly.
however
And my (ather did be
bad been an Ar-
But
I am baif incline. |
— n ar _— wrong
VOI. 1, NO. 32.
Political.
| The Pcor Man's Candidate,
When a man persuits his name to
be presented to the people as a candi-
~especially when that
| of s the Chief Magistracy of the
8 lie must expeet his character
be ventilated, all his antecedents
under review and commented on. —
The Beading Times has commenced
this delicate operation in reference to
That paper is authority
3
ui
for office
at that gentleman
n of his wealth
sri
ard bargains with the poor
man go
K
y years a .
he had heavy con
New York
nes the call
woh the poor
Uihe] I
1" mocratic
It don’t strike
msting which
m. We have alway
Demoe
1 be handsomely paid for running
an unfortunate who is se
|
ratic ‘candidates
.
wked down, and then has
Poor Mr
Packer!
BraisNinGg. Treasury off
ipate a reduction’of £9,000
he tolal of the public dept du
ng the current month
If this ex
pectation isrealized the debt will hav
th
A good begin
&4
arth of lart March
diminished 000.000 since
Jully for Grant
ingdon Globe, while it pretends to hon
ot the soldier, takes up for its leader
at wil Tur Democratic party, says the Hunt
°
e
| a man who coldly turned his back upon
i
sought escape from the «
patriotism in a luxurious tour to Eu
ropa.
3 Dd \ : .
| C71 negative, a majority of nearly 5
000 for lay participation
| his country, in her darkest hours, and
gations ol
»
The last report upon the laydelega-
| | tion question in the Methodist Church
| od to think, I have, That is—I haven't a |
” i , : | gives an aggregate vote of 187,605, of
| vein or an iota of uppish blood in me— |
| which 78,536 are affirmative and 29,
}
| Write avs his immense wealth, can
{| Democracy
Waar ux Wasrep, “Fellow citizens
said a stump orator, we have the best
government in the world, and the best | go. naomont.
country. No people on the face of the
globe enjoys more privileges thon we do’
We have the liberty of the press without
onoreus despotism. What fellow sitizene,
is more desirable than this? Can you
Packer made his money by buying
coal lands cheap and then waiting for
He can ose it by buy-
ing nominatiops dear and waiting for
election,’
Do we object to Packer because he
ia rich? Not by any means. Weob
wanl anythiog more, my conntrymen ™ {isot to him because he would never
Yes, sires!” shouted a listever, i
want & suck out of that flask stieking out
of your vent pookel behind”
Modesty promotes worth, but eonceals
it, just an leaves aid the growth of fruit
a hide it from view.
have been nominated had he not been
rich,
Kentuck y is m™ pid ly ‘approaching
the verge of civilization. About twen-
§ Union men have been elected to the
i
elature,