'3==": Local Depai•tment. BELLEFONTE, PA Nov. Wednesda y Morning . 24, 1869. JOB WORK.—Posters: Circulars, Bill Ca :71:!, Taper. ISooks, Tob Tr°7k of all lclade,.neaffi; executed at the kEPUBLI- CAN OFFICE, at reasonable rotes SATFI INTONE 4 —ll you want posters, b;1111.o , b.. enrciii.paper-hooks, hrs! class job worlt,p'atr.,<or.lltuey. at the P•EPUBLIC 1X office: ". 411 work done Li crrtrc.—The 1:1 . 8 P ress , in speitk ing of Wm L. Dentii4, 7 '4l who will lec , ure in the Court.-)lautit....on'--Wedaes day ant! thurblay - eveniitg. of this welFl, sa3 s : "Mr. Detinis:ii,.unqqrstionably s ' one of the hest leCturei r O'nowbefpre the public. His leciuriare full of bile wit; and we foe.J:ttat we cttn promises pleasant evening to all who may hear him." " • -•• • VEsrstm—We learn that. on Monday the 15th inst Mr. -William 'rimier, of- Fet gusnn tp - . while cros , ring the barrens. on his way to work, hot a large deer. weighing 210 pounds. Our .Tadpnle reporter" says he was presented with a piece which nice sitid fat. If be would send us rt..piecei we could then, with some "Weart, juin - 611r reporter in wishing Mr. Tauier.sucees.s, and a deer every pop A STRAW will make an impression on the virgin snow; let it terrain but a short. time, and a horse's hoof can scarcely penetrate it. So it is with the youthful mind, A trifling word may make an im pression on i'; hut after a few years, the most p owerful appeals may cease to in fluence it. Think of this. ye who have the tr.tining of the iffutt mind, and leave such impressions 2 hereoa as will he safe for it to carry amid the follies and temptatitus of-the world. NEW ltrt.E.—Thte_ following rule of Court. was adopted November 22, 1869. Jurors sill bereofter 'find 'it :IFerious matter to fail to obey the summons of thc Court From' o.esent indications, Judge !Sayer means businet,s: Ally person regularly summoned by the sheriff. er his Deputies. and tailing to attend. &mil be Itahle r to a fine of twenty dollars. tde.s he can furnish.am excuse for his non-attendance. which shall be deemed ,utficient, by the Court. MIGHT HAVE • BEEN Woust,.—We are sorry to learn that Jacob,Carter Esq , of Ferguson IP., met with it -serious ncci dent, a few days ago. Ile stuck a-hatchet in a long po!e in order to rea.ch . it to the carpenter, wli was at work in the upper part of the budding. Before it. re..clied the carrien'er, it. fell.„- the ..bit -striking Mr. Carter on the head. felling him to the ground. - As good - luck would have it, the hatchet wi;s very dull. "To this fact, we have no doubt, Mr. Carpenter owes his fife: BOOKS Terit - tx.s !—Otir,yea.ders ill° de sire to send their orders to a reliable - firm should addreis Hunter &Co., Hins dale. N. H. For ten -years this house Juts led in- the mail borrk- trade. They Race no equals in .., prompt. attention to -orders. They often receive from six to seven hundred Irti4rt.4 daily, and load -41°1%u the mails 'with books. &e., sent to lb ..r customers.. .11 . ytu desire to-deal. with a , •fair and squate7 concern, who isill do just as they agree eve!) , time. be .sure to avoid tile eitkiwindlefs and ad: -dress for Catalogue, &e., &a.. Hunter & Co , Publishers,.lfirtsrlale, N. H.. • WHAT NEXT 7-:-We are informed by our eery relittble , reporter that,- on'Ttzes- e -day or Wednesday of last: week, a young gentleman and lady appeared beftire one -of the citizens of Pine Grove Mil;s, hav ing authority to "tie the holy knot," and informed him that they had come to be married. Thinking the gentlemanfi juvenile in his n'ppearanco,-he WAS informed Hilt the knot could not be tied vntit he brought a, certificate, or a paper, from his father The young gentleman did net -stand long upon the order of his going." but &putted at once, and morn returned with a flushed and joyful countenance, bringing with him a copy of the Democratic Watchman Lrr•e.—•Life the poor pittance of seventy years is not worth being a villain for. What mattura if your neigh bor lies in a splendid tomb ? Sleep you with innoeenee. Look behind you through the track of time; a va-t desert lira upon the retrospect; through this have your fathers journeyed on, until wearied with years and sorrow. they Sunk horn the wal , ts • f man. You mu-t jeave them where they ftl, at d you are o go a little further, where you will lave eternal rest. Whatever you may ; have to encounter between the cradle and thegirivi.i.o., every momint isloig with ;s.l)lml:curable py,e.ete, which come not. in ,_lglu succession..b;ul bur=ring torcib y from a revojving .and ; unktiown cause, Ey over this oil.) with ,diversi,fi,ed influ ence. r Taw Editor ,of the Whee l;ng Intelli oencer is of the opinion that t'an Editor who respecis his obligations to tell the truth about ntenotadroessoresine,vitohly makes many enemies; and the nutuher grows s te9dity with his length of service. „Every rascal whi.ne toes ireo.ds,on, land ever; demagogue %hose purpose he ,thwarts, becomes a lifelong enemy.— ; None of there eyer forget his offence: And as their lA/tither constantly mouton_ fates, the hone.' Editor can ulwayscount pn n large number .of implacable sad bitter foes; res.dy. to stab him whenever opportunity offerS. The general public whom he faithfully. setveS; are his. friends; but only isassivel, - y'so. They look upon him as etitilled `special credit, because he only did•his duly; and they have none of the inceniiie to in his behalf that is felt againSt him by the dif.api ointed politician whoa& refused to becouie, or the thieving lobby:Pan w.om be - Vhetli9g, c9usia appears spoak: from. oxperien.e. TEACHERS' INSTITUTfi.—We copy. the following particulars in relation to the Centre County Teachers' Institute. from a circular handed us by Prof. Magee. believing that it will prove interesting to the Teachers, and all true friends of educ•atinn: Our Annual County Institute iv)11 be held thia year at. floward, commencing on Monday evening, Dec. 27th, at 7 o'- clock. All TeachPre. and all who are prepa ring to teach. will he regarded as mem bera of the lnQtituoc. The law contemplates that Boards of Directors shall grant Teachers the time to attend the Institute, and count. the same as teaching. Directors are remind ed that. this deer not conflict. with the affidavit required of the Prvaident of the Board. The plan adopted by a number of districts last year, of lengthening the term one week, by paying the Teachers for their time and reqUiring . the.m to at- tend the whole time, or forfeit all, is. per hap., preferable. We trust the Direct- . ors of .Centre county will not be found derelict in this respect, for the Insti tute. if properly ci rltieted, is certainly a benefit, not only directly to the Teach ers, hut. indirectly to their schools. But whether allowed the time or not, it. i; a duty every Teacher owes to the profession. and we confidently expect every Teacher in the county, not una voidably detained, to be present. Tenet era, let nothing prevent you from attending; for paid attendance. at best, does not argue for profes-innal zeal; but come because you feel a love for it, and let us try to make it sn at trhctive and in structive; that no Teacher, whether paid or not. can possibly afford to lose the benefit of a single session. It is your Institute, and by your attendance and interest only can it he male truly sue cessf. 1. Last year there were 105 T,ach ers present. There should be an in crease of 20 per cent to properly indi cate the increased interest manifested in education. 13= The Exercises will consist of Teach ers' Sessions, or woilting Sessions. du ring the day. and Lectures and addrm see in the evening. During the day Sessions instructions will be given (in Li-Times, to be followed by recitations) in Orthography and Reading. by G W. Ebrite; English Grammar. by Henry Meyet; Elorm•ion, by B. F. Huglie.; Penmanship, by TT O. Kline; Arit tic. by G. W. Rumharger; Geography and United States History, by F. W A. Shultz; Getdogy. by S. J , Dorsey; Algc-. bra, by Joseph Peters; Mental Science by J. S. Ermentront; Botany ant Chem istry, by G. W. Leisher; Physiol“gy and hygiene, by Drs.. J, lihmids and S. L Varivalz,ll). (As tunny of /he above to be daily, as time will permit.) -. 13:6112EED Lectures will be delivered et the even ing Seveions by Albert : 01,yen, F W.. A Shultz, G. W. Leisher, Dr. P. S. Fi&her, S. L. Silver, W A Shappee,W.A.nlee, J. A. Bright, 1). 11, Ilastings,lEtlis_Lytle. Rev. G. E Zehner. J. P. Swirl:, J. D. Chatham. S. O. u r iy, II IV. Super.. II D. Van Pelt, T. J. &null, and others. ESSAY%, on different aill he read by Misses. M Coy. Barr. Shailman, Moser, Weaver. Huey. Thomas, Shannon,. Cad wallader, Tromp,on, M'Cormiek,. Downing. Canon, Adains, Willow. Doi linger. M'Calvb, Iluds.n, Taylor, Shaw and Russell. ROLL CALL The roll will be called.•morning and afternoon. as required by law, and on Friday afternoon, tickets of membership will be given teachers, to show to the - directors of their respective dis . tricis, setting firth how many r b:estious were attended. ACCoMIInDATION, &C A Local Committee will find homes for Teachers. 13Mird and lodging, 75 cents nor day.. 1 hose who pay full railroad fire coming, will be returned free. Teachers should provide themselves with note books, that they may record whatever may be deemed of interest to tht:mselscs and t heir .schools. • MDKIC The esereists will be interspersed du ring the dry and evening with vocal and instiumental music. The music will be selected trom the "S.•nga of Cllodness." Tenchers are requested to prepare themselves to discuss all suhje&s as above classified. Th.•se should be macre a life•study, and a life-work by Tench- lion. J P. Wickersham. State Super inter.dent. Nill pr bably be IP esenr I'art of die time Ptofs D. M. Wolf. S.. P.. Hughes :old lion 1. 11. Burrows. J D. Wingate. P. Gray Meek, W.II 11 Brain erd, tu.d others. lave been invited, and are expected to be present. PIItECTOBIe PAY We 1. rn si y desire the presence of our School Directors: and in 'order that all may meet and exchange views, Thurs day. Dec. 30th, will be set apart as —Di rectors' Day.' when the following ques• Imo will he cliscit,sed: 1, flog, f.bell se119:!ls be Fnpplied with well quaiiti.d Test:herb ? y. Tefleberr.' Sislariell—What should be the basis fist• grading them? .3. •Sht,uld ualiceat•ed perm :gas he per ,miped to /each in the public school hausen dcri,ng the summer u.onths? DiKectors Blair, of Unionville. and Hunter. of Benner. Hire vett:pie-tell to open the discussion of dm Erst .nareed sue t tion; Rearick. of Farmers' and Schenck, of Bower& the second; and Uarvey, of Ferguson, and Lukens, of Bush. the third. The'Cotumittee on Permanent, Ceriifi cafes will be elected on Frid.ty afternoon, when tha regular Annual election of of &ere will take p'aee. . CAPT. ISAAC LYTLE a student of Wilson and Hutchison,•and Cyrus Gordon a pill_ dt-ut of A.O.Furst, in the science of Law, Were - duly admitted to the Bar 'of Ceittr r e 1 County at the present Term olahe•Court• 1--W-o ;congratu!ate both of these y. , ung: 1 ' gentlemen;and recommend them to. those, ' who . need the services of reliable and energitic Attorneys. P - P.P. WiLsos, of the Diamond Drug Store has - justreturned from the City With 'lot .of •fresh . drugs. aiiik fancy arlicle . A. Also 'a 'srilendfd new Segar Show-case. ZION • AHEAD.—Daniel Lesh, near Zion, in walker Twp.; Ha's, he says harvested one hundred and ninety bush els of corn per acre on his farm the present year. Who can beat it? THANS. 4 OII'ING —This day passed.away quietly,with order reigningsupremely all day. Rev..Jas. Mullen, preached one of the best .Thanksgiving sermons to which we have ever listened As it will appear in the public prints we refrain from fur ther comments at this time: The M E. Church of this City". has great reason to' congratulate herself upon_ the abillty c usefulness, and efficiency of her minis• ter. A NOVEL PROPOSITION.—Dr. Sage has discovered a cure and speedy remedy for Catarrh, and the proprietor offers $5OO fora case of that loathsome disease that he cannot cure. It cures catarrh in all its stages, forms and varieties. with unerring Certainty. 11 your Druggist does not keep this Remedy take no other but enclose sixty cents to the proprietor, R. V. Pianos. M. D ,Buffalo, N. Y., and the Remedy will reach you by return wail. For vale by - most:Druggists every where. •• • novl7 2w. • NEW SvonE..---Do you want cheop clothing ? Are you determined not 10 freeze during the cold winter months ? If so we would advise our readers to call at the New clothing Store of Messrs. Goi.dman, Bernard Si. Co.. of N. Y , just opened in ' the corner room of Edward Brown's new huild ng. on Allegheny St. They have a tine assortment, and it is our opinion, that our readers can cave the price of one year's subscription to the REPUBLICAN, in the purchase of one suit of c'oT hes. P. C. Hoffman who represents the"Co" here, is a clever man, and lakes great pleasure in waiting upon all who favor him with a call. Arta—We clip the following from the .Narfolk Virginian : A number of gentlemen of the city, ac omnpanted by Nlessrs. F. A Gibbon and ft I. Pruner, two Engineers recently ar rived from the North, ye.sterday paid a vkit to Bradford's pond, tor the purpnse of taking a look at the proposed source of the . water. supply of . t he city We learn from parlies who are taking great inter est in tire scheme. tit-at the aentte non above - named ratorahly friirrrenel by t' .e prospect, and declared tbe'sutrol amply-snfl'iciotat for Baltimore or New York They also expres s ed thtdr wit= li ner -f es s to contract for building the works at S reasonable ficure. IVe want water. badly. but an an eConomiettl ¶e *voted here a.sure the authorities of :Norfolk that. an far Iva 17 I. Pruner i'+ concerted. they caul.l not entre a mere reliable or vompet eat contractor. STILT. ATIEAD. That f‘grar .Spartered Balmer" which, for seven years. has tt waved" to the great satisfaction of its Many thousand readers and to the dis sitti.fnet ion of all swindlers and rascals generally. is even more wide awake than ever. It has, at an immense expense, -e cured the services of an emineht artist. and the result is that it proposes to give au•atl .a splendid 'engraving: entitled —Evangeline." to every subscribe for 1870 . This superb work of :tit is on eand one half by two feet in size, and is equal to the best s3,engraving ever offered.--, —The Banner" is a large eight page. forty-column paper. overflowing With splendid reading of all kinds, and costs only 75 cens a year, which is very cheap for the paper alone; but the publishers propose giving every subscriber a copy of their engraving gratis The paper• and its . puhlishers .are reliable, and-it will pay to send for spocimens to •' The • Star Spangle.' Banner," 11in:while, N . : or they can be seen at this office. . TEIAIIIi.SUIVING DAY IN PIIILIPSHUBCI:- We learn from our Philipshunr reporter that religious ~ e rvices were held in ;he different churches, which were very well attended. kt,propriate sermons were preached by the different, ministers. .11 , e pchnoli4 were closed. tbusimplant ing in ihe youthful mind the duty of of fering t hanks to the Giver of the many privileges and bountiful gifts whichbave been so a.bundantly showzred upin us during the past year. The principal places of business were closed during the day and eiening. hnd all seemed anxious to conform to thee President's Proclamation. None but panFenger trains were run ning ;hi- day; hence many of 'lie employ ees enjoyed, the day hugely. Of the illnu men+ tag t urkeys and en- , that were slnughtcred and devoured it. L; unnecessary to speak, as they were requisites to the °consign. A great. Me , hodist revival is now eoinz on at Philip burg, tinder the charge of Rev: Mr. Oilier The Lord grant triat may accomplish much good, and that all those converted may never backslide. Y C. A.—Hon William L. Dennis, of Philadelphia. one of the most popu lar, because one of the ino-t amusing leC!urers of the age, will deliver. in the Court livut. - " , ", his fatuous lectures, enti tled, Ist. "Dr Di pps, of Ponyvilp," 2nd "The Soda; Fo-sils." on Wednes day and Thursday evet,;,:,;s• 24th and 25th by invitation of the Young Men's Christian Association. The lie tures will commence precisely at 7 o'- clock Tickets 51.1 e ts. , - We clip the following notice from the Phil'a Inquirer: L 'PONEYVILLE LECTURES. The third of th.s c , surso of 1.-.ctures waq given by L Dennis. Esii , rit the Apsenibly Building, last evening. to a !list elitsti audience. The social foseils of Poneysville were served up in an emus Mg - style'. and nt the ellinte time . lec• ure was nu earnest and el,quent appeal tor the highest saticiiiies of soci il lite. Tiie lifelike p..rtrsitures'of Mrs. Blinder, Old 'ffilibbil."Tim 'Though t I 'and Me herat~le flush kept tbe iearers 'in the tie -4 - funiar,.whi le the home thrusts at the sociiii lollies of ihe - dly were whole roniely in . strupi lye Alie. Wiggins and and her .party, on:Tuesrlay.eveningnext, will terminate the course of these. very popular lectures. - • - "DOIVr-43.ortORFF.—Or;- ; the . 181'11 init., at! The reside&Rit ittiltfittir,"J'mepti Dole and Miss Nancy Jane Bottorif, of Penu'a: Furnade. MITCHELL—THOMAS—On the 18th inst. at the iebidenee of the hride4 father. by - Nev. Jos. 1.1. Barnard. Mr. 'lsaac Mitch ell, and Miss Debbie D: Thomas, both of Bellefonte. . Mr. Mitchell, and his happy and beautiful bride, have our best wishes for there pOrper ity in life. Long M•ty they . litie.to eujoy,the blessings and pleasuresof connubial bliss, and after their heads haire been silvered o'er with' age, for years and years, at leaSt four score and ten. May their passage be, As sets the morning star,' Which goes not down behind the darkened west- Nor hides obscure ' amid the" tetepes't ot the . rky. But melts away into the light of heaven. _ Spe'Cial Notice's. Burnside h Thomas. are.honeet end true To beat ether' . Merchants they eLsily can • do, They are not selling at' cost as Jews generally do, To humbug the public:m' otteri can do If we want a good article it fisytist the p;ace, They take a .raee with every merchant in • the place, They have every thing in the metehatidize line, And any better is bard to find. .Tust give them a call and you will find, A good assortment of every kind,• • To suit your taste. they will not rue it. For they are the men that just can do it. Grain and Flour Markets. BELLEFONTE Nev 24. 1869. Barley $ 90 White wheat per bushel .. . 1 15 Red wheat 1 10 C..rn (new) 65 Oats 40 Rye per bushel • 90 Buckwheat per bus.. 75 Clorerseed -" " 600 .Plaster V ton 16 00 Provision Market. Apples, dried, per lb $0 12®15 Peaches. " ..‘ 18026 Cherries, " Beans per quart Butter per lb Beefsteak per Beef roasts Chickens. each, live T irkeys, Cheese per lh Hams. •' Bacnn Lard. per 1b635 . . Begs. " ( 107 • .... 30 Niiitton and Lamb per lb - . 10620 Veal cutlets per lb .... 620 Potatoes per boo -.., 50 Dried fleef 28 eituminus Coal at Snow Shoe Depot. Serener] Coal Run of Mines •-, 2.80 per ton Fine Cora 2 00 per ton Lon*et , at Snow Shoe Depot, Pine Bonn's. Run of Mill SIS.OO per M Pine liontriis, (•ulls 14.00 per M Hemlock Rua Stuff 15.01) per M Ifeuilock Boards - • 11.00' pet . AT Milroy Markets. . Corrected Weekly by Hee k S. P. Blymyer MILII.,Y, PA.. Nov. 24 1865. White whpa,r,..f bushel . V. 10 Red 4 7... ..... ... 1 0;:, Rye lig bushel (Yes. new,. ,--- • --•• 42 Corn • -- • -- 80 •• Barley 1 00 Plax+eed - -- - 2' PO - Chiverseed -- ••• • 6Oa Plaster. (1 round • • - • e 10 011 Salt in sacks - go :1' 00 in bbis •- •• - ''3 25 . to 150 4.inieburners , Coal b UO Stove Coal, Wilkes Barre • • ••• • EP 00* YITSCELT,A.NEOUS. .Ii.IIAUN; ALSO, BF:ALES IN Watebea, Cloaks and Fine Jewelry, CHRONOMETER& OTHER WATCHES Repaired on the MOST SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLEF. All Work Warranted to GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION JOBBING OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Carefully Executed at the SIIORTESV POSSIBLE NOTICE Business transacted in German k English DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, Next Door to Harper Bro's. Store, SPRING ST., NEAR RIGH, BE LLFFONTE, CENTRE CO., I'ENNA jy2l'69-1y 4 4 AIIOUND THE WORLD !" THE NEW YORK OBSERVER Is now publishing a series of Letters from the Rec. Dr. E D. G PRIME,.who is mak ing tbe tour of the Wothi, b 3 Way of Cali fornia. Japan. China. India. 'Egypt. : to:ether with va,ions other correspondence. all the "%Taws. 'Religious and Secular. and a great yariety ;'f the best Reading, Original and Selected. Now is the time tt: secure the , ildest and BEST TAMELY NEWSPAPER. We make the fdlowine liberal offers fur NEW SUBCRIBEHS. We will send the New Yong Onsgirwen fur one }ear to One New &breather and one Old, for $5,58 Two " -Subscriber, " 5,00 Two' " and one Old, " 7,56 Three" " 7.00 Three •' _ " and one Old, " 9,50 Four " " Pour " ". and one Old, " 11.50 Five "•' " Six " cc And to any larger number at the same rata. SAMPLE COPTES FR ER. TELIMS43,SO PER, ANNUM, INT ADVANCE Sena by Check. Draft, Post Office Order ct Regietered Letter. • SIDNEY E• MORSE, Jr. Js CO., Novlo'Bo-Bt. • 87 Park Row, rei S. WILSON'STRUG STORE AY A' TV LOCATION Southwest Cor..er of High and Alle gheny Streets, Bellefonte, Pa. (No. 1. BROKESHOIVII Row.) The subscriber respectfully announces to his numerous acquaintances aad the pal lie in general that be has removed his MEDICINE STORE, . . in the corner TOM . . Brolterhoffs.new 'minding on.the Diamond, where he has constantly.on hattd,..a large stock of DRUOS.t . MEDICINES,: CHEMICALS, PER:FOIRM . PAINTS; =DYE STUFFS, GI, A SS;INSTRIJ •• VARNISH, TURPENTINE, • . Linised Oil, Coal Oil, Lamps, Chimneys Brushes, Hair ~Oil, Extracts, Toilet Soaps, Tobacco, Segars,',&c.,•*c.. Also a variety of fancy articles,.too nu to mention-, whieh, he, offers at low rate., and vrtirrarits the qualities of the arti cies as represented. .Purchasers will please remember this. and examine, the qiialifict and pries of his goods before purchasing elsewhere: 2 , Physici'an's' Prescriptions and Fam ily Receipes carefully compounded at - alt h•mrs of the day or night, by calling at his store opposite Reynolde r ßuult„ , . 7.he most celebrated and popular PATENT MEDICINES. are kept constantly on band. aid for: sale F. S. WILSON. jn 6'69.1 y NEW DRUG STORE'. IN BROCKEREIOFF'S NEW BLOCK BISEMP ST., BELLEFONTE, PA: The lindersig.nad taka pleastire in anticlinal ing to the citizens of Bellefonte—Centre; Clint ;-nd Clearfield counties in gen eri t they have just opened their New Drug Store for the accommo dation of the public, and they hereby extend a cordial invite- . tion to all who may be in need and wish to obtain Fresh, PURE AND GEN9INE EDI CINES. CHEMICALS. DRUGS do all snob attioTes as are kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.. lately. .. , selected with great care in the cities of N. York and Philadelphia. by the Se:iior part ner of the establi+hinent, who has had over fin yrs experience in the art. The German Language spoken, read and wr tten here, as well as the English Tongue, hen'e Physician's prescriptions will be accurately and carefully com pounded. in either Language, and at all hours during the ' day or night. We modest ly and kindly ask for a ‘ 5 . 40 20@25 18@20 25 65@1 00 C* 25 30 ®24 liberal share of public favor and patronage. We make no attempt to enumerate the ar ticles kept. in our establishment, since, such enumeration would take up the greatest space of a newspaper, We' would merely say here that ()Ur SELECTION A ASSORTMENT is welt nigh complete. Come and judge for yourselves- Besides the !egular DBUGS.MEDIEIYEE;E 9FIEJIICALS;. - tre linc , e a fine lot of FANCY G 1 OODS.sucli as - EX - TiIACTS A N-D =PERFUMES tor. ;Ladies ; POCKET 'CUTLERY;:: IllEp AGES, IYANGING EYS, SODA .FOUNTAIN WITH C RflA NF,C7AR, A hA aim -well selected lot of WALLPAPER and ellei-1 at that.,viz.:--Frion Ten.. cent* to $240 ,t4r Reit' GlirE je2tr•e I tit! Li WA J ji R. $1.50 ?er ton 141 P._GREEN, DRETGCMT Sr: KPOTHECARt. No. Bun felietonte, Pm. D'esile'r in' Pure Drugs and Medicines, En:- and American Perfumery; Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Pocket Books, Combs, and a kb' eral assortment of Fancy Goods, such as* are usually' kept in first class Drug Stores. ira is also SOLE PAOPTUEI s Ott o the folfowing'artieles, wriferi hlive already attstised a large sale/ SOLELY O THEIR OIYN MERITS, and which nn family al:maid be without. GREEN ; S. CELEBRATED LIVER Pills ate a rattd and effectital catharlid. and as of iemedy in Liver Complaint and Female dis• eases, aro unsuttteed. None Genuine with. out THE SIGNATURE OF F. P. GRION, GREEIsI'S VEGETABLE PAM EAU er, as a reliever of pain, is a medicine fur either infernal or external use end is tr: sur passed for the di.=tascs for which it is ream tnende.i. P i nt up in bettlesi and retails at 25 cis, 50 and one ginltar: COMA HIESTITUTOB, i 3, as its same indicates, A II.ESTOR.I3II, it is an elegant hair drossing, removes dan : droll, cures all eruptions of the scalp, re stores gray hair th its original calor. and stimulates the grovelh of the hair and Whis kers. Price $l,OO. Physicians Prescriptions, and family rec ipes carefully compounded. Patent Medicines of all kinds kept con stantly on hand or purchased to order. ja6'B9.ly. t' 04 i., D q t , R.SACE'sS ' IR CAT A RRH 1 lit__ il , EPA E b), , ° Mgt.L. r ' ..IL*OLn .....a,...1 •••••••• •• • , the poisonous irritating, souffs and :Ulan caustic solutions with which the peoi le have long been humbugged. simply palliate for a rhort time, or drive the disease to the lunge, as there is danger of doing in the use of such nostrums, livt if produces PEFFECT AND PER MANENT CURES OF THE WORST CASES OF CHRONIC CATARRH. as thousands can testify. COLD IN THE lIF.AD" is cured with a few ap plieatiOnS. CATARRHAL HEADACHE is Te leaved and cured as if by magic..lt removes offensive Breath, Loss or Impairment of the sense of taste, smell or hearing, Waterinir or Weak Eyes. and. Impaiaed Memory, when caused by the violence of Catarrh, is they all frequently are. We offer in good faith a standing reward of ssoo for a case of Catarrh that we cannot cure. FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS Ey- E RYW HERE PRICE ONLY FIE I Y CENTS. . Ask your druggist for the REMEDY, but if he has nut yet got it on same, don't be put off by accepting any miserable worse than worth lesss übstitute, tut enclose sixty cents to toe and the Remedy will be sent you post paid Four packages $2.00, or one cozen for 0,00. Send a two cent stamp For Dr. Sage's pam phlet on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor. B.S. PIERCE, M: D., . fe2clo-htu. BUFFALO. N. Y. I\l' ()TICE is hereby givine,tbat I remain• ed with my husband, Wm. L. Moses, until he gave me warning to leave.'hy sell ing the bousheld effects. I have never needed or asked for har-bor. but returned to my former ho e, a better than be could ever give. • ary M. Moses, NoVI 0'69 :It. U 9110 " 11.00 a 12,00. gp.--The Sessions of the Nittany will.be suspended du ring the watter i to be resumed in the spring. • nov.lo'B2-at. ' SAML. M. OTTO. DRUGS; &c lite:teed the B o x DRY GOOD8,"&c IffitiTADhLPHIA. STORE • ' PHILADEL . PAILATALPHIA STORE! -- - KtLi.0.3.1- - cI , SSER: $ . ANOTHER•NEW ~t . 'ANOTHER NEW .STORE ANOTHER NEW STORM.- SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS., • —.---- . ~. KELLER 4,4 MUESERThiYiIast - iiiiinel : the best, cheatteit, largest.. ns well as the" best assorted Mock of Goods in Bellefonte or Central Pennsylvania, at their new. ._ PHILADELPKIA STORE, in _. BROCKEIIioFi'S BLOCK, 1341z0p St • FOR THE LADIES. " They have Silks. Coburgs Alpacas, Merino' Wool Delaines -Lustres, Ginghams, Priats, Poplins. Lawns; Hand kerchiefs, Kid and other Gloves, Hosiery; Hoop-skirts; and a general,va :•• : variety of - • . . Ribbons, trimmings, Buttons, Braids, oto., at the lowest prices. ••• • . FOR GENTLEMEN: They.hare Black and Blue Cloths, Flack and. Fancy .Vassbnores, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Meltona, Water-pruof Cloth, Silk, Satin and common Vestings, etc; .in great variety, and at prices that .will giyo general aatia faction ;• to buyers. • • , . ...Their, READY - 'MADE CLOTHING. is cheap. and consists of • , ; . , • Overcoats. Dress, coats, of. ,varioUs qualities and prices,-Plain and Pancy Vests,. Can& mere and ,Flanned • Ivershirts,. Woolen, and Cotten undershirts, Handkerchiefs, neckties, &c:.• kc. •; ' • Calf and Kip ~ 4 Boots and ghoes, . . Gum Boots and Shoes, • • „ . Bats and-Caps, and • HOUSEBIOLD.GOODS. . • . in .endless variety. such as Carpets, Oil Clothe r ßugs,,Bro:wn Ilinpli~ts, Bleached, Muslim. Drillings, Sheetings, Table Cloths, &c, &c., &e. Their stock of QUEENSPARE & GRO CERIES cannot bit excelled in quality or price. Call in at the Philadeiphtia4tore.qpd:eork vinceyourselves that KELLER& MISSER have everything you want apd_dp business on the principle of "Quick Sales and Small Profits." GRAIN AND PROS/VCR AIM TANEN. ja.6'69-Iy. N EW! CHEAP ! ! GOOD!!! Importantto the Ladies of Bellefonte and • surrounding country. ZIA] MERMAN BRO'S & CO'S No. 6 Busb'e Arcade, Bellefonte, Pa., Havejast opened their Fall Stock of Dress Goods, Notions, Gloves. Calicoes, Mus- lins and Flannels. They have also added to theliStock, Zeph yrs. Zephyr Patterns, Germantown Wool, Ribbons and other Goods not heretofore oTered-by them. • A complete assortment of • Shawls, Blayikuts, and everything ' 610 islet' sale cheaper than at cash priers, We are agents .for the justiv celebrated American Batton Hole Overseaming and Seating Machine. The dreafest iveedex of the age It is LIGHT Itlil4Nll , :ld,Siurpie. Dwrable : does not easily get out of order, and - does more kinds of work than any ether Machine made. Price ef Combination Machine with cover iir ict of Plain Machine,- without but ton-hole attachment, with cover,...- $60,00 forget the piece. Come and see ZIMMFRMAN BROS. & CO. oct 6-ly w STORE. ELIRVER BROTHERS Have opened up an ENTIRE NEW dfocic of GOODS of every desuription,at their new store room on Spring street; which were purchased at PANIC PRICES, and will bd suld as low if not lower, than can be found elsewhere in this section. Their stook comprises in nart, thy Goods, Notions, Millinery Geode, Hosnries ' Pancy.Goode, • Clothing, Boots dr, Shoes . Itats C aps, Carpet-Rags, Umbrellas; Parasols, Gentlemen and Ladies, Pusnishing Goode, Ladies Cloaks .k Circulars. In Silk and Cloth, Carpeting.. Groceries Qneensware Lo. STATIONERY, and everything else that is to b.' , found in a well stocked country store. .COUNTRY PRODUCE, taken in exchange for goods, and the highest market price paid. ja6'Bo.tf.i JAR. 4. QUIGLEY, Q UIGLEY dc CROSKET'S CHEAP CASH STORE, EA GLE VILLE, CENTRE CO , PENN'A WE take pleasure in announcing to far mers and the public generally that we keep constantly nn hand, at our store in Eagle vine, Dry Goods, Groceries, &e., and SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE in town or country. We shall always en .deavor to purchase good Goods and war arta everthing as we represent it. We also el ways pay the highest PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. Please call and examine our stock. for Ourselves. ja13'69.1y.. DOR SALE.—Any person wishing to pur r ch• Fe a Good breedinT Mare,eight years old next spring. a bright bay—would do well to esll - .an the subscriber near Houser- vile, Centro-county, Pa. n06:W.691r, -H. H.. YARNELL.- -- 0 1' ASfi, all rizes and qualities, az IRWIN k WILSONS DO NOI 4 .FOliGliN That the plane to CALICOES . ; READY-MADE CLOTHING, CHEAP CASH STORE, REYNOLD 6, ARCIDE, ALLEGHENY STREET; BELLEFONTE, PA . . We stalk 41 . nt the nrinciplis of"Smalt profits.ond qnfok neturne," arid how well we have succeeded is known to everybody. . _ . , ••• - • OIIIVOR . OCE QUEENSWARE AND • are pt.the very best quality and are sold at• the most reasonable rates. 'WePay at all times the itighest,easlt price for Wheat, Rye, .oate,,gorn and Barley. We most Oordially invite everybody to give,us..n.call.,before pur chasing elsewhere., Do not forget the Place. . REYNOLDS'., A14,E9-HENY STREET, ing.LEFONTE; ye. ji6'69.ly GREAT EXCITEMENT EBTRAORnINARY CONORNTRATION j..t .• • HOWELL, ‘ dILLIAI7I) et. Co of fius4's Arcade. in Rooms No. ). and 2 have just returned .from:the city.with.a large and extensive stock of Spring and Summer Goods. 'We ore now ready, to .pffer. to our. customers a more extensive and better as sorted. stock thin efei before offered- to'the pzbiic.. Oar extensive stock of . Demands particular attention. Great Bargains to be bad in Printi;Mrislins; Notions, -,:; . The latest styles of spring nttd..Stnitiner BRADY 'Mani CLOTHING warranted-to give perfect satisfaction.' A lirge assorment of Hats, Caps, Boots-and • Shoes constantly on hand. Our Grocery department dekoands particular attention. A full assorment constantly on hand,the best th 4 markets can afford, - in efi Ea SYRUP, RUsriAft," TEA & CdPFSk Canned Fruits, Jellies, Dorn and Foreign Fruits, Cheese and Pastries of, all kinds, en4,ercry other article belonging to the (Grocer y Department.' FARDl7ts;fl;TiCi AND . One dollar sared k stilt one. dollar, your pocket. The n and See at what astonishing Low Prices. HOWELL GILLILAND 8 CO are selling, Dry Goods and Groceries. Come and examine for yourselves, and ba convinced of the truth. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE; Bush's ArCade; Rooms No. 1 and 2 j an fr'62.ly. - • ANonin NEW STORE. EMIL JOSEPH k CO., ALLEGHENY ST, $75,00 CEEAP if:Efr YORE STORE SEE HOW CHEAP WE CAN SELL, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,. NOTIONS. • . CLOTHING, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS FURNISHING GOODS FOR LADIES A GENTS, FOR LADIES A GENTS, COVERLETS, COVERLETS. - . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, WATCHES, • WATCHES; JEWELRY, JEWELRY, SfitERPLAtED WARE, SXLVERPLATED WARE, all of which we warrant, and at city prices A FIRST CLASS WATCH MAKER constantly on hand and all work erairahted A liberal dittOunt to the trade. Dire u a call. ja6'69.ly. GEO. D. PIVER'S DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE, No. 6, BROICEATIOFF'S Row, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, BELLEFONTE, PS NN i Aq Is the place for bargains in the way of Dry Goods, Clothing, B3ots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queens and Cedar Ware, Groceries; CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS, . • ALSO, NOTIONS, &c., &c. Everything in his line is sold at very Low Prices. POLITE AND ATTENTIVE CLERKS, are always in attendance to wait on his numerous customers. The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for all kinds of marketing and produce. Cash paid for - ALL Jr.1.N.:03 OP GRAIN. Goodsdelivered with pleasure. No trouble co show goods.. Give him a call before pur thasing elsewhere. [ ja6'69.y =1 : - -- • - - HORSESHOES, best make at IR VIN wnleineg DRY GOODS DELAINtS ; SILKS ) SATINS, EitoADetotttg CASSIISIIIIIHO, CASSINETS, BLANKETS, for Men and Boys, is at JOHN TV. cooKrs GLASS WARE, s. W. CdOICt OF BAIiGAINS DRESS Cassithers already ieceired BORE)$; tOtiK io your interest (V *lrian's Building.) 11OrL1 OPTE, PENN'A. COME ONE! COME ALL ! ! GROCERIES &c S.ECHIER & CO., OROCERLIIk PROVISIONS, ItS.UITS; NUTS, CONSEPTiONBRINS If] 1310 - 4011ORTMIEler Or down, IFOE 8 - 11ALiin PAOFITo 'wisp,. tit o,lli Tit it courrii nousgAmnits snd all otl;erii Wieliirig - to pi isei - ~R©CE'RIEa Olfi Ev.rj f 1 SCAIPTION repaid' ef'NTING` trs I;. CALL. s~cgLsa i ate:; EA SIX, HIGH STREET nen, "ITEM HOUSE" BtOCIC, MILLEBONTB. , BOOTS, SYEOVA Bic BURNSI.Dt. .. ‘ Offer, to the Public one of the largest and best selected stocks of riieiciton. dise, in Centre corng. Calf, iiinaliociend see for yourself. THE Largest and Best Stock of waria . ed Boots and Sbohir, witionfecr to - ti fie satisfaetion, at reduced prices, onllttt b found at BURNSIDE do THOMAS' SPICES of all varieties, gronfld to and warranted to be'. strictly pure. It is the only place you can find unadultora• ted spices. Try them for your own satis faction. You can only find themat BURNSIDE T 110,111115-0. HANDSA WS, tallies; Sp &iri cq ge,m dip veb, sp,ades; rakes, hoes; laps, chains, ac., at itUItNSIDE . . HOBS ~ .COLLARS, if you don't iran. your lionnee Aotifders..galiea Mid made sore, get good bores collars. BURNSIDE. . . . HARNESS, collars, cart whips, egttlage whips, in . great vitrietoht&orern &ant gears, saddles. bridles, martingale , oheek lines, cart gearsofiii hainess, .buggy, harness tames, ao. Everything l i leased. diary line, at 131:11fI181Dt k Tikdar. ISE' NCF TACKLES,. reds lines, hooks, flies, sea hair baskest, ao. Itig yogi out to catch trout., at . „ BURNSIDE k .THOMASi. 9111 E highest 'mark. t Niels piid for alt kinds of country produce, at BURNSIDE 4 THOMAS'. • FINE gitOCEltcpS, rgocha coffee, old got Java, .bast' quality Itio coffee, best,plong black teas;•4sen teas, lovering syrup,golden syrup. Drips fine article ba king, molasses , rice and everything in the ki9Fery lin,e at tliceloirest cash prices - in the market .13tatiggItik. a i'FfOMAS', is the - _ _ •IT IS . known to l all in Bellefonte _L . through Ate county if you want good article go to ; BOHM:UDE h THOMAS'. LEATHER of all descriptions, triach calf skin, span ish sole leather, more Ice's sheep skins, linings. Everything in the leather line warranted to give satisfaction, at BURNSIDE & TOYS of all kinds, at BURNSIDE THOMAS' SHOE -MAKERS TOOLS and findings, in all their varieties. at HIIIRNSIBR es THOMAS'. NNW PATTEltliti§' 6f ail clothe, at ter &iced . ptices -at . - .131JRN ' SIDt b TIROM9.S% aAtlsLl3RSllUCKLES,htwolti ; bits spots . rings. Everything a saddler wants For the mentilnottire of harness. to be found it BIIENSIDE & THUMB'. BASKETS is all their raneties, childrelas ea• ri,iges, Billow ware, ryas, pistols, powder; shot, caps. cartridges, am.. at BURNSIDE Ac. TROMAS'. . _ N OTIONS of all kinds, ig tolring's glore e, Handkerchiefs, combs, pocket books, in all their Variety and very ago" at BITHNSIHE & THOMAS'. TURKEY PRUNES, ra ;sans, readies ap pies, oranges, IntaiinS, all kinds of foreign fruits, Hams. nae,.± l ac. ; BURSIDR & THOMAS'. CANNED FF 118; peadibs, tomatoe.. pine apPle,... any} peas in.great vari4 ety, : t BIIRSIDE MO/MAD . FURS, FURS, FISH, Herring, mackerel, air. at . . jar69.ly RABBITS SOAP, Win. Ragan and Keoas .olive soap, Dobbins' top, Jesse Oakley's soaps, iild castile, pure, Palm soap, Elderling's soap, add a &eat Viiiiety of oth• of soap, at . . Whitman's telebrii. ad ebb fectibhs, Whitman's celebrated phocalate, Baker's. chocolatt • Einith's choioliste, China Ginger. English kicklesi Anieidcan Pick;es. at . BURNSthE k 2.IIOIIIAS'. jaB'B9-1y; iffiratiN r. M IttIiTERY AND FANCY STORE. 13hLLEFONTE, iA The underaighed would retpeefully inform the citizens of Bellefonte, and of. Centre County, that she bas opened a large and ex tensive stock of 3libLiNnt AND FANCY GOODS in the . store room recently occupied by G. Livingstoh: Her gobthi are all new and were purchased for cash and she is there fore prepared to sell at ieduebd prices. Hat experience in the buainei.S Warrants her in Raying, that the Ladie4, of Bellefonte or eleewliere ravii time and money by visiting her store before purchasing. latest style and fashieti filati3s can biwsy be seen at the storb, mylg'69-ly. toartnerAhip o heretnfore existing..; iietweeh the uneefaigned; trading under the . firm nothe ,of Howell; :Gilliland ct Co., has. been dissolved. Tlte,.busineas of the late, tlrr&'itrill be continued at the old itand by, Sam'l;..dillilnnd. who will oleo. settle. the= aocauitt; of the ATM.... 7110!8: M. VOWEILIL, • . A Mt% GILLIEANDL Octl7'69' M • JAS. C. C lEVIV2.II.IA.AIN. :WAGON HUBBS, Apoleos nnol fii innalLat WkiN bz &LER& IN old sell than tiny other BURNSIbE & i'llOllAS'. BJRNSIDE k TUOMAS' t'AVIE BAER ALS eolg MO
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