Auictirai Department.
WE:OIESDAY MORNING Dec, 1 '69,
Fruit Trees For Shade.
A correspondent of the Counbw
Geutlenurn says trn'y: "Shade tree,.
in the donr and a' "d by the mil sib'
add ntm•h to the be tuts and ther •Iq•
to the value of the farm. Public alter,
tinn has been attracted to this soljeo
and within a few yesrs past very many
net s have been set by the sides cfotnr
roads. ft hats en.t hut little to do it.
and the increased beauty of the firms
has more than paid the t.xpen-e. And
this principle will hold trur univer
sally. Shade trees will more than pay
their cost.
"The general tendency has been to
set trees which would furnish :bade
and be ornamental. without refererce
to anything fart her. But here is a
good opportunity to combine beauty
and utility.- The shade and ornamen
tal trees which are usually transplant
ed are injurious to the soil and make
no return, except their shade and or
nament. Now, if instead of setting
maples and elms. we would set some
of the best varieties of fruit trees, we
would hare shade and also a rood
supply of fruit.
.This plan. T. think, is
practised to some extent in Germany.
and would, no doubt,
.be successful
here. Oar public commons if set over.
to some extent.trich fruit trees, would
yield an abundant supply of fi nit for
the poor, who have no trees and no
land on which to set them. A common
planted with the choice varieties of
cherries, plums. peaches, pears and
apples, would look full as tempting,
especially in fruiting time, as one
covered with maples and evergreens.
But my (articular object, in this article
i s to recommend farmers when setting
trees on their land near the road,t.n set
those which will yield an income rather
That thns , 3 which are merely orna
mental anti which are a constant in
jury to the land. Practical illustrations
of the benefits of such a course are
often seen. We have in mind two
farmers whose land bordors on the
road. One of them has a nice row of
maples, which furnish nothing but
shade and seriously injure his land.
The other has a splendid raw of apple
trees. They furnish shade—arc ornas
mental and do not injure the land ne r
as wuch as maples. They also furnish
a large supply cf valuable fruit."
Cover Your Vines and Planfs.
The advice cannot be too ofte n giv
to to all who cold Cate vines and phi tits
as to their protection tl f rough the win
ter and early srrirg. We hale found
niter a gond n:lany years of experience
fliat therm is no mode so sure of guard
ing all aloes and plants not entirely
ly!,raly against our occasionally severe
winter.-. .1g laying them, down and
covering arm with. soil. Of' course we
mean those which can be so treated.
The covering should riot ne more than
two to !bur inches, according to the
nature of the thing laid down If ton
much earth is used. the buds:front
the heat of the ground in Nara, may
burst too early. and may be damaged
by a late fros t when taken up, which
should rarely be done before the first
of April. All young Grape vines
should be laid down. though it will
prove of great betmfit. in our judg
nient, to grape vines, young nod
old, hardy or otherwise, to prune
theta and lay them down and covey
with few inches of soil. All Earl,-
be , Ty canes should he pruned and laid
down; so should Roses that are liable
to damage front the frost. Sty:mint:
tip hose: and other decidunls flowers
and shrubbery. as it is usually done— •
that ii. binding them as tightly almost
as a pole—is far more iniurions to
them than no protection at all. Where
strawing up is resorto , l tn,it should he
applied wily on the side exposed to the
sun.
All flower-Imders should have e
good covering of stable-manure-borse
manure being very good for this por
pose. In the spring the long stuff
should he raked tiff. and the resi fo!k
ed in. It will not only protect the
roots against all Hwy during the
winter, but the plants will appear in
the spring greatly invigorated, and
the flowers will he touch wore abund
ant and prove of much higher colors
and greater beauty. Even lea ves,st raw.
debris of any kind ; or, if there, be
nothing else, a slight covering of soil
will be of good service.
We trust. that no one who values the
things about the pretniQes here rererr
ei tn. "ill neglect brief advice—
and November is the time ta attend 'a
it.— Germantown l'elegraph,
BLIND STAGGERS.—The first step to
be taken in this disease is to relieve
the over' heated organs or the brain.
The jugular vein should be i mined ia te
lyopened. No definite onantityor W oo d
need be taken, but let it run until he
falls. Three days Oterwards give. the
horse.n physic, bearing in wind that
mtity is required that
would ,-ttfftee for a horse in a lnalthy
erudition, Thik :after treatment must
'be regulated by circumstances. For
some time the ham should have
rashes and green tiro t itt moderate
.quantitiet..a small a mount. hay, and
but very if.ttle grain.--Anterieuit Stock
journal.
BUCK WILEAT CAKES.—To every
three husbels bucli wheat add one of
goi•d heavy oats; guild 'hew together•
as though illete was only bu.ok'wht•at;
thu- yntt will have c;ikes always light
and always brown, to say notliinz or
the greater digel-tibiliry and the light.
A'lllll_ of spirits, which are equally cer
tain.
Fruit Far Deiert:
After the refined and coniplleatt a
luxury of a recherche dinner, we seem
to go hack. When the fruit conies on
the table, to the primitive aim! Lei.,
of the earlit st tikes. .WP eonsume on r
e trements and our f: icas , eeL, nor
wid our made dishes; and doll
our host, as if thrreper!oi'e of delica
cies had been_ exhausted, steps our
into h:s garden anti his orchard, am+
hr ngs it. -a - simple dish of fruit ;
Imoch - of golden grapes. s..ine atttrlr
painted red and yellow by the sots
pencil of the summer mute in, a
Peateli• nr somr hone }
fleshed apricots. Ho is doh , g. what
King Alcinous may have done to
Ulysses and the storm beaten Greeks!
it is patriarchal.it smacks of the gold
en age and the old mythologies] Hines ;
yet it is a custom' that does not wither.
and will never - ernw unfashionable.
How things alter! The salad, once al
that the hermit had to live upon. ha=
10 - conic a relish for the gourmand ;
cbeese,onee the shepherd's only food,
is now an entrement after:many coUrs
es ; fruit, once the only
_food of the
early denizens of the world, is now
the mere crowning pleasure of the
dinner..
ri flit requtres no OOnk log ; the great
stationary fire has cooked it to a turn.
It has been basted with dew ; the soft
balmy sun has been its sauce. Its
flavor bas been mixed by the mini.ter
ing spirits of garden and orchard; it
color and shape are of a lasting lash
ion ;it contains essence , ver disco
vered, and wines as yet undreamed of
it is older than the cutlet,and anterior
to the frieand. au ! its seed blew to us
from Eden, or fell to us from the
amaranthine gardens. Ttirtle soup is
sublime, and there are ragouts which
exercise a moral, and psychoh-gical
influence over . the *world ; but are
earthly. Their component parts are
known ; there is not the mystery about
them that appertains to fruit.
Really to enjoy fruit, one should
pick one's own and eat it. in appropri
ate scenery under the tree from which
it is gathered, or beside the bush
whereon it has grown. The pear molt
ed down from the pliant bough, where
it has long swung like a golden weight,
for Mammon's scales, tastes as much
better than the same fruit coldly cut
by a silver knife at a formal desert. as
a damson does than its humblcaustic
cousii). the sloe ; the striraberry has
it-A finest fragrance only when discover
ed under its own triple leaves. IVhen
is the raspberry so delicious a• - : when
pluAed from the straggliue a tines?
The apple should lie twisted .von its
fostering. twig ; the grape build,. nipp
ed from time ragged brown bra n ch
bound to the green house roof. —All
Year .16)uud.
Precocious and Affectionate Chickens
Editors Country Gentleman—l no
tired a piece in yourjeurnal of the 7th
October. taken from the Canada Far
mer, where the writer thought it was
a novel sight to see young chickens
fi 'How their ntLther to the nrst when
she went to lay. T had a hen th a t
brought off a brood of chickens about.
the Ist of April ; in three or four
weeks she commenced laying again,
and the whole brood would follow her
to the nest every day and stay with
her until she laid. Before she went
to setting th , second time, the chick
ens were all killed except a cock and
puilet. She was put on Guinea eggs,
and the two chickens staid with her
all the time she was setting, only com
ing off when she would to get some
thing, to eat. One morning I put
them both in the yard while the other
chickens were being fed, but theY
went hack to the well, without stop
pink to eat.
When the Guineas were hatched
the hen was tied to a tree. where she
h a d the play of about 8 feet of ,-trice.
She fell the chickens and Guineas
both. —The Guineas would follow the
young chickens about the yard ; they
set•ntetl to take care of them and
Scratch lor them. In less than a week
the pullet seemed to take wore care
of them than her mother; she would
cluck to them and feed them. It look
ed strange to see her going about
clucking and a dozen young Guineas
running after her. The yonne cock
v- serateh- for them. but he made
a kind of clipping noise when he wan
ted to feed them. We had to bring
the Guineas lot° the house at night
to keep the rats from them. As soon
as the young chickens would come off
the roost, Mornings, they both would
stay about the dour• and keep•clucking
and chipOte until they were turned
out. When they ware three weeks
old they could hardly notice their
tuoth.:r ; when ti ey were five weeks
old the three chickens were stolen one
night with 15 others. I have a few
of the Guineas left that 1 succeeded
in raising.— (;or. Counter' Geqtlenunt.
A VALUABLE SEUR.ET:-A laundress
gives us the lolbwiog re . eeipt for do.
mg up shirt bosoms. Any lady ..ho
desires to make home happy. will do
well to try the ex! eriment. It will be
fload a sovereign antidot.: to that.
serious stuff Willett weighs upon the.
heart—an ill ironed -..nd ill fitted shirt
bosom : Take 2. ounces of fine gum
arabic powder ; put into a pit e h er , f u l d
pour nu a.pint .or more of water, and
then.having covered it let it stand all
night In the morning pour it carefully
f?ont the dregs into a clean ivittle.and
cork and' keep it fin' use. A table
spoonful of gum water stirred in a
pint of Hat:ol,lllElde 111 the usual man
ner,. will give to lawn.,•either white or
printed, a look of oewoos., when
nothing . else can re , tore them :trim
they initie been weshed,
MISCELLANEOUS
T_ALPEL'S PATENT
-HAND QAW WELLS
Th: :tbuye represented anytime 11A NO
I . QUA L. It, is simple i n its eonstruetion.
easily operated. and n. t liable to get out of
order. One man can with verfect ease rip a
two inch hard wo.di or a three inch plank in
one third the time that it takes with th , -
ordinary hand-saw, and besides, the riot
inexperienced apprentice van, with this ma
:•ltme
SAW TRITER AND STRAIGHTEI:
Than the beAtj , ,nrneyaran can pith a
liand-Saw
THE JIG ATTACHMENT.
reeentiv patented, (as shnwn h' the tmt, at
the right) to he operated by f0,..t or hard
p•l‘ver..rbath at the slime time is eo arrang
e.l in eom .ination with the Rip Saw that it
forms one machine. and by a einrple devise
ii realtly derneheo. and two dhe,ipet u,
enines are renderei, and by putting ,n in
place ut th.. gip Faw a Or. , ss-Cut Saw. a •
NIV I.] fi SA L II AN I ;SAW- MILL
produced. Pried reasonable. Fur furth
er particulars addros , .
('!. G. SCHOLL. Agent.
septls-3m B•x 1344 Williamsport
T - EW GOODS AND NEW mu
CES 1!
HIGH RATES RUBBED OUT!
(ODDS AT OLD FASHIONED PRICES
LEOFFI,B, & BRO'B
Would respectfully inform their old friends,
that they are daily receiving a large
STOOK OF 0-00D6 OF ALL KINDS,
which they are offering at the very lowest
market price.
DRY GOODS!
onsistiag vf the latest styles of SIGTIP.F.ID
-.ND PLAIN ALPACAS, Figured and plain al
Wool Delaine.
Shepherd Plaids. Black Silks, Summer
Silks. Irish Poplins. Whi:e Goods
White Counterpanes. Linen and Cot
ton Sheatins-s. Checks, (lingnams,
Bethinks. Flannels. tte.. rko.. tr-e.,
Shepherd Plaid Ba!morals. Blank
Cloth. C,ssimeres. Are!refine. Cordu
roy. Kentucky Jeans. Drilis. Ladies
Cloaking, Plain Colors, Middlesex Cloths,
AND PLAIDS OF VARIOUS COLORS
A full line of Cloths. Cassimeres, Sati
netts. and Vesting.. all kinds and prices,
which walho sold cheap. We have con
stantly on hand a large and well selected
stock of nil kinds of
OCK ER Y.
FIROCER.JES.
MACKEREL.
SALT. (lc
Which we will di•pose of at the
lowest cast, prices.
Ail kinds or et.untry product. tnker in P7C
••linnaefor ,nods. _ end the - high, •I nwrke
prieep .71Inte,d
FRIENDS AWAKE TO YOUR INTER
EST
For we feel se tisfieri I hat we ran suit your
I'APTKP AP V ell as youlT PITRSMS.
j+,6*fi9 I v
COVPI.MTP 01 OF THE PACIF
IC RAILIiOAI).
GREAT RUSH 'l'o STERNBERG'S
Sung to the Tune of unkee Doodle
Tho (rent Neff Rai!rnstrs
From ocean unto ocean.
Anil now ciimple connection's made,—
An enterprising noti .n.
The mighty work at lost is done,
So spertlily and b isk, oh !
And VOW: in ten days we (gin run
From here to San Francisco.
No more we take the oneient rode,
The stage, a horrid slow thing ,
haneed the pILS•en :era abort,
And wore out all their clothing
Cnenus. ter the end of each veree
The Great Pacific Railr. ad's laid,
r , °ream unto ocean.
And we buy l uhes from A. STERNBERG
A tri: , st eelightlul nuti n.
Throne} , pa. , sengers by the Pacific Rail
road will call at flo,knie ..r A. Steroberg.be
fore rtarttne,a.ii vroVitb: tile.w , elyrs with
a complete outfit of the eleem,i and substan
tial Spring and Summer the very
hest 3m , ,,rttuent of wldeh will a lwa3 a be
foam} at. A. Sternnere'e Store.
People who travel by other routes, and al
so petty le who, instead of traveling by any
route at all. prefer stay at home ran find
the most superior :it'd seiisonalt e vrm--nts,
for every occasion. of every variety, and at
the lowest prices.
D., not fail t . call and examine our stork
lief ire pu. - ehasing elsewhere, it you d not,
we arc sure you wi I be sorry that yuu tlid
not. Our ,; node are put ,town to the lowest
figure. \Ve sell whole suits, according to
quality.
RADGIIG FROM $6.50 TO k,AIS
—the very beet.
A T 7 .ItNI3EFIG.
Allegheny St , Belle'o tr, Pa
n*26'69-1 y..
B ELLEFONTE ACADEMY
A SRI E(T sviloOL FOR YOUNG LA
DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Next Ses,ien erns on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIRST
with e•vrry theility for the eilticati •n of youth
in ail the etudirs which eoustitt.te a til.eral
and p.dite education.
Special intention is given • to MILAN and
bra. ing. Vocal 3lusie is 'node a regular
branch to the course Or study, and is taught
to all pupils without extra ebarge.
The Principal is ai.sist‘ d by an ample Corns
of tried tool tia t oilile testehere. ih e un it e d a im
being to insure the moral ,ulturr. and gen
eral refinement, as Nell as the inte Beau f 1
,mproyetnent of the pupils. Each seh-lar
ha , a due share of artentinn.
Pa re t.. wirh t.. place their children
whi• re there will he no neeessity her ehatige
till they have eomplettal their education, are
invited to vied this Sch
Parents who wi,h to have their daughters
b..art out of the In-titurian. ran final pleas
ant -homes. and at reasonable rates in the
town fur further particular•.
44 resit. Rev. J. P. I.lThi HES,
jy2l'69.tr. Principal.
FOR, A DIF.,:; ONLY.—For an article
having a rrmsri a le -ale. addrr:-:= Mrs
N. 139 Faitor. sz•. N. Y. j,.23_3m.
L ANlPS,nvery variety and kiwi at
IRWIN d W LSON'S
SCREWS awl flinger nt ever} vsinety and
IBIVIN R WILSONs
pOOll LOCKS or ali kinns.lo suit every
hudv. At (RAVIN & I is' Ns
( x. IIASS: •izeb and quulitinv. ar
IRWIN 4s WILSONS
TIN . & S HEET-IRO N. WARE
T IN AND SHEET-IRON STORE
TilE OLDEST
77N- IVA RE E.• TA BLISH3I EN T. IN
BELLEFONTE, PENN'A
the nnderaigned hereby desires to call . .he
attention of his team patroies, - and
the entire, people of Ventre
Co., th the MUD
ulactores
IN AND SHEET-IRON - WARE
'heaper and on a larger i•eale than ever.—
tie keepS 'constantly I' r
t`in .Rnekets- ' . - Wa'sh — Soi!ers.
Coffee Fruit Cans,
Di,h- Pane. Lard flans.
Wash 13aAns, Coal 0 1 l'ant , ,
Stove-pipe of the best Bus
eta, and other iron,—
eunstanth• on hand.
Par ticular ut4ention pa id to
ROOFING AND SPOU7IIIrO
All work warranted. Give us a cBll.
W:V. S. WOLF.
POWAY: Allegheny Street
WETSLER & TWITMIRE
,lill.llEzß VEG. PY.,NKfA
NfANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
COOK ASP P. 4 RLOR SToVES,
HEATERS FOR CDI7EOM & DWELL
• INGS. -
The following Pattern of Coolr tovcs con
stantly ow band.
BARLEY-SIIR AP. REGULATOR,
• IRON spills. FARMNR,
EUREKA. AMITY. •
Castings and all kinds of remers furnished
to order for nil kind of stoves in mar
ket. Russia Sheet. iron finished,
Gas Burners neatly repaired.
A large assortment of
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
of our can manufacture,
keptconstantly on bawl, which •
we will ,ell Who!csole or Rotell at
prices as reasonable as elsewhere
SPOUTING. ROOFING.
and all kinds of Jehhing done on the short
est no ice and warranted. W e will re.
mire orders for ~nd put up " COP-
Pgit LIGTITNING BOPS."
whin • are superior to all
other Rods in market.
We will pay the highest
market prises for 111 Metal,
Copper. Brass. Pewter, `Pc•.
%u. We always enntlea.vor to seal
CHEAPER 717-4-% THE CIIE.:IPEST.
Try us and be convinced.
ja6-69,1y.
"OUlt OLD HOME,"
r IIE undersigned bovine. Feelll ea ihr ex-
Insiva sale of this justly ecielirated
Stove, 'loci to heel alley in pronouncing it
THE BEST rOOKING STAVE
tnanuraetured in the UHited States to-day
They have improvements over all other
CoAing St o rrs and RT., pro/ion/wed by all
who have Ix- ed or sold them. to he the hest
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
We also keep on hand all kinds of
PLAIN, PRESSED, FANCY
AND J. 4 ANNE)) 71N IVARE.
which will he soh' et the lowest possible
Mill
108 WORK OF ALL DESCRIP frONS
done at the shore: t notice. and upon the
most reasonable rearm. Feeling satisfied
that he OMa please oil who are disposed to
tie pleased. and that he is determined no
to he tau done by either Jew. Gentile, Turk
Ileathen,he theft s the public to mil and
exacting our stock before purchasing else
where. Don't fail to call and see his
OLD ROME COOKING STOVES."
JOHN S LONDEBGEII,
N.. 4, Buz•h's Arcade,
rani24 . 69 ly. Bel ciente Pa
BOOM -1 & STATIONERY
N ESC BOOK STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Blink, Stationer/I & News Emporium
JACOB D. NIILLEtt
has purchased the Book. Stationary and
News ertablishtsrent of Kundos and Brother
on Alleek eny street. near the Diamond, to
whieh be has just added a large invoice
ruck as is generally e.ept in a well
co-ducted Book and Stationery Store. Ili,
Fthek conrists of Theological. Medi ad. Lair.
MiserDaneoris , Sunday School and Sehool
ks. Time [took, Pas, 11 , .0k$0111d Diarics.
Eery grade and price of Cap. Legal. Bill.
Letter. Bib' DWI Nore Paper. fine French
Paper Envellnet it every &script io and
Price, Pens Inks. Inkstands. Erasers. Huh.
her bands. transparent and crantunn Slates.
Sla e Pencils, Lead Pencils, Crayons, dc.
-ALSO
Daily and Weekly Papers. Magazines, an.
Sheet Nusie a large supply of Legsl and
Justices Blanks. touptat.tl3 on hail. Also
Internal Revenue Stamps at Mee.
He it. also Wholesale Agent fur Imehman's
Celebrated Writing Fillid.
C• antry uttwch inns would do well to call
and examine my stack before purchasing
el,ewnere. as I can sell at manolactorer,
prices. jan'll9
LIVINGSTON'S BOOK STORE.
(ENTATII.I.IIED IN 1.45 )
At this well known E,t.bliAtiletit ma 3. he
fouti.l ever thine in the •• BOOK LINK."
whether
TiIEOLUIcAL,
CLSSICAL.
LAW.
SCIENTIFIC
or LITERARY.' An Extensive assortoo.nt
of filthily ili.• les. with or without Photo.
graphie. Pieter ,- ranging in priee nano $3,75.
to $25.. ALSO all the Day and Sunday
Sebo- I Books in general u.e. Blank Books.
Leg-1 Blanks. and all kinds of Stationery.
A c Prim, t attention ghen to orders. A
liberal discount -made to whose a/h.. hity . to
peg again. GEO. LIV INGSTOS.
jafi' 9.ty.1 Bellefonte Po.
N AILS, 411 sizes RIM kinds, at
iawar WrIaSON'SAI
BOOTS & SHOES
BOOT '2 AND ST.lOl±; STCRE
ORA 11 A M et; SON;
(IRA AM et 60N,
GRAHAM SON,
BELI.F.F4) ‘IE IVIOT & SIIOE 5T0141.:
BELLEFoNTE Bol.l' S. FIIOE STOi
BELLEf °NIL Vow!' SHOE STO:zi
ALLEGHENY STREET,
ALLEGHENY sT T.
ALL HO HEN Y STREET,
lone Door. Nth Irwin Hod
, ware Stone.
GRAHAM & SIN,
MANTTFICTT'RERg,
't 4NUFACTURERS.
FIN' CALF BAnTS
FINE CALF BOOTS.
-pt eauptanOy .11 bawl at the
RELLEFO.rTE ROoT t Y. 4101: STORE
BELLEFONTE BOOT k SHOE STORE
BY ORA TIA M h SOS,
BY ORA lI.AM s SON.
AT sq,oo rF.R PAIR
AT $8 00 PER p IR
A large asamrtment of War
ranted,
AT $5 Oft PER PAIR,
AT $5,00 PER PAIR,
BY GRATTAN! Ar SON
BY GRAB AM,A SON.
We respectfully invite the attention of the
public to our la ge selection of
L DIES ROOTS A SHOES,
LAD tES.BOOTS A. SHOES,
and all kinds of
MISSES' A Cul ILDRDN'S
lIIS:NES' A CH ILDII EN"S
ROO & SHOES.
ROOTS A, SHOES.
CA LL AND EX A M ININ
CALL AND EXAMINE
OIJh I'HLAP BOOTS k SHOES,
OUR CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES,
ja20'69.1y. GRAHAM& SON,
T AE PLACE TO GET :110ES
EVERYTHING NEW 4t, WARRANTED
P. IIcAFFREY & CO'S
==l
[One does aboveßeynold's Bank.)
Have just received the tnt•st complete as
sortinent ev-rythiug in the
13007' A.vb SHOP. hISS,
ver bron:ht to Bellefonte. Their entire
.cock, winch is the largest ever ulr«tted so
tare place. was made to order Prow the best
so:sterial. It Wtts put chased f. r each anti
w ill b e sold usua l tower than any one Nth
afford w • h. , on time. They
ARE PRACTICAL WORKMEN,
and everything snld will be ruarantee4l as
represented Repairing and eutttom work
promptly attended to.
jti6'69 iv.
AITFINTION : REFLECT! !
Before ordeling your
BOnTS (I? SHOF,'S
The only exclusive Boot and Shoe Manta
faettuing shop in Bellefonte.
I would respectfully in vi to your consider
mi.!) to the g neral fltisfact, no waich in
every ease •ollows my Work. Itrices reason
able. and neat fits guaranteed.
JOHN POWEBS,
ja6 . 119 ly] Allegheny fit Bellefonte.
LIME
AATUOD & COAL BURNT LIME
Fresh burnt Lime always on hand and for
sale at the lowest u allies price, at the
S UNN Y-S IDE LIME KILNS
on the Raitnia.l near Bellefon e. We have
nu rear or u co. ss cnntradietion
when we ray that we hare the
BEST LIME liV THE STATE.
it is free from core. and our kilns are CO
constrini.ed that all the ashes are sep
arate i from the burnt lime be
fore it leaves the kiln. It is a
PURE SNOW-W El ITE LIME !
And makes as fine a finish as the lime
burnt frnsn the marble quarries in
the eastern part • f the State.
Our facilities for burning
and hipping lime are
such that
EVE CAN FURNISH IT CHEAPER
than the same quality of lime can he ban at
any other place, All . rders promptly filled.
A-ldrese J. R. do C. T. A I.EXAN 888
jofi'tift. I v. Bellefonte. Pa
SfIoRTIADO • BeND VA lANTINK
Sil ORTLI DOE & CO.
WOOD AND COAL BURNT LIME.
Always on h.tnd and for sale at the ILwest
market price at the
BRLI,Ef ONTE LLIIE KILNS
on the Turnpike leading to Mileaburg. The
BEST r ITT:- TON AND SHAMOKIN
Anthracite coal. Also a new com.ianmen
of pla-tering iath, paling. anti stock] shing
les for sale e..sh at our pird, tear south
ei:(1 E V. It R. Depot.
jan 69 It
LEATHER
T HEmEND,) :IS AMOUNT OF
• LEATIIER !
The unikraigheil ha- ju=t received the
Icost ea tensive lot of Leather. flow the
New Yink. Baltimore and Wilmin ton mar—
ket& e ver brought to this place, ;lon:dating
or.
Spanipli Sale'
14. per,
Amerierin Kip.
• Prep , . Kip,
tialritpore o.lf
OIL FINISH AND BRIT- H MOROCCO,
• KID GLOVE SKIN,
Wha t) Leather.. •
Linings and Stine findings,
of every diseriptinn, all ..f whieh will he
sold cheaper than win he linught at any tith
er establishment in Central Pennsylvania.
ABRAHAM SUSSAI .
Bellefonte•
latft'B9.l
PLANING MILLS
li 11. MACKEY
' • P. H. EIALITP
ILESBURG PLANING MILL
MACKEY do CQMPAICY,
baring' leased the aboie imbed Planing
Mill, and added largely to its facilities
.to
turning out first class wofk, are now pre
toned to furnish
FLOORING. DOORS,
BLINDS. . SASH,
..11IITTRS. BRACKETS,
SCROLL WORK,
.and ma ulacfured lumber of
EVERY DESCRIPTION
—et the
1,0 WEST CASH P !CES
All rattnnur t.f nark ,tvels as tieroll •
6awang. Braehets,
Wade aster any dessretl pattern.
ON THE SIIO It TEST NOTICE
Th;s company is compose.l ol• practicable
mechdni , •s, and atonal Adams. one of the
Co., hag Men foreman of the Bellefonte
Planing Mill since its commencement.
Connect d with the mill. and in Operation
at all times, is one or the latst improved
COKE .DEFLA 0 KILNS;
which leaves the lumber in a lerfectly
healthy gate, assigs in preserving it. and in
fart adds iu it.: lasting qualith s, while oth
er methods of drying deteriorate, and ten
ders it wale liable
TO DECAY AND WASTE
Lumber cried in a Coke klin, i$ dried per
feetly, and when worked ano put up, will
not
SHRIVEL AND SHRINK,
that; giving buildings the appearance of
having been ereete.i out ..r Green Material
We know that our facilities give us every
advantage over other
PLANING MILLS IN THIS SECTION
and we feel perfectly free in saying, that al.
our
WORE WILL BE GUARANTEED,
to be of
A SUPERIOR QUALITY.
We will furnish anything in our line from
a door panel, to a
WHOLE HOUSE.
and at such prices. as cannot bat :rav
be an induement to
THO2.IE DESIRING TO BUILD.
All orders promptly filled and a flir
bare of public patroange, respectfully e•
cited.
MACKEY a COMPANY.
at)r2l'B9-1y M I LESBUR G. PA
KoLsiv'S WM. TI
BELLEFONTE PLANING MILL
BLANCHARD R, COMPANY
stAxurAoTußims or
WHITE & YELLOW PINE FLOORIN#
AND ICEATHER-BOARLING.
of Various Styles
DOORS,
SASH.
BTANDc.
Sil ITTT FRS.
do MOULDISG:•'•
Sc' ,11Work of every Denriptuon
BRACKETS OF ALL SIZES
and PATTERNS FIDIIiP to order
II vine: B U I,KLEY'S PATENI LUM
BER DRYER." connected with our e-tab
lishineut, we are enabled to nianufacture our
work Fruta
THOROUGHLY SEASONED
LUMBER.
'ORDERS FROM CONTRACTORS
BUILDERS. DEALERS AND THE
TRADE GENERALLY SOLICITED-6;k
BELLEFONTE - , CENTRE CO., PA
jH6'69 ly.
TOBACCO & SEGARS
S. T. FftYBERGJH
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
BALTIMORE SPUN ROLL.
SIX TW !ST.
NAVY, lb and lb.
Cut and Dry Sm'king Tobacco of all kinds,
also SegarQ of all grades and prices
at $l3. per thousand, and
upwards.
PIPES, SEG AR CASES.
And all the various kinds of articles usually
kept in a Tobacco St re. Goods will
be sold wholesale at manutacturer's
prices. Give us a trial. lin
vite all to coin • and see
for theta-elves.
Store Opposite Brockerhoff house.
feb3 . 69.1y.
N "w
TOBACCO STORE.
LEVI A. MILLER . COMPANY,
ALLEGHENY ST, BELLEFONTE, PA.,
respectfully informs the public that they
have opene , t anew
WHOLES .ALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO
STORE
in the new building recently erected by 3. B
Bunts, where the 3 have a large stock of
TOBACCO. SEG IRS,
HERSHAVAI PIPES.
SMOKING AND CIIEWINt4 TOBACCO,
the very best and of all brands, together
with a large assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing GOODS
In eunnee ion with the above, they have
also opened un exteneve
FASHIONABLE EATING HOUSE
n E ,ropean principles. Everything in the
beet of style
MEAL' AT ALL HOURS
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RE STAIJII A NTS
A RCADE SA I:00N
6,E4). M. PECK, Proprietor
hereby inform my frietria al4 the public
generally that I maitinne to keep the
ARCADE SA LOON.
in Rush's Block. adjoinit g Howell, Gilli
land tf Store. Meals can he obtained
at ALL HOURS during the day. Oysters.
the very be-t. co , •ke•t in every style. Meals
prodded for Reuel:a B-arders when order
ed. and at reasonable rates. Thankful to
the r•tblic for past favors. the continuation
oft se favors is respectfully solicited.
f 17'63.1y. 43. AL PECK.
(/SHE ANVIL HARDWARE STOLE!
WM. C..WILKEY
IRIVIN & WILSON
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North-neat Corner of the Diamond,
BELLEFONTE,PA.,
HARDWARE of every DESCRIPTION
Their Stock of shelf Hood,. i* cotuolore, em
inswing a full variety ot Every Class.
Iu Heavy Goods the satne va
riety i* l ept up, emorao
tag. in port,
IRON,
of all sizes and shapes.
Steels—Cast,
&leer,
Spring,
Blister and Drilling,
Aurae Shoes and
Bores Shoe Nails.
Toe Calks,
Anvils and Vives,
different JD axii prices,
Stoves—Cook, Pallor Gas-Burners, and Cpl
hiders, lour makes and kinds.
SPktlNtiS
Aalee and Skeins, all sixes,
WOOD WORK, all kind*, for
Wagons,
Buggies and
Carriages,
GRINDSTONES. all gang,
and Kitchen do.,
Piatfuran , Genial, tram
too to I 000 pounds,
Counter Scales and Balances, .
Oils, Paints and Varnishes,
of all kind s
MANILLA ROPE; nil Platt.
and PACKING,
The Celebrated
ORIENTAL FURNACES,
for Dwellings lioness and Oburehes,
WOODIrg WATIVR P;PES.
'Amoy Bore and Length
Call and Fee their Stock before making
your purbhase
Are always pleased to Thew our goode.
jan.6/69.1y
HARDWARE HARDWARE!
NO. 5, BRORtaIIOFF'S ROW!
J. & J. HARRIS—win PLAPE TO HITT
The subscribers would respectfully inform
the community that they have opened a
,ornplcte
comprising all varieties of 4.00ds in tba
line which they
WILL SELL AT HIE LOWEST PRICE'S
Their stock consists of all sorts of building
hardware, table and pocket cathtry.
carpenters', mason's. plastefer's and
blacksmith's tools, and mate
rials, nails, iron, horse
shies, and horse-..hue
sails, rope
tackle,
FORKS, CHAINS, SHOVELS, AXES.
Heasekeeper's goads, saddlery, carriage
trimmings. etc., etc., with all
sorts and sizes of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
and: the different parts thereof. together
with areoinplete -eserttuent of the beat
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISUES, &c
BY STRICT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS
ACCOMMODATION OF CUSTOMERS
SIIARE OF THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE
will find it to their advantage tonal] and
jafib9.ly
INSUItA
JAIIIE.4 P. TtANRIIi. 8. M• IVAI/111
A ttontey-s
RANKIN Jr. IRWIN,
RIC ER .4 81711.A 7 cCE .4 GENTS
No. 3, Armory Building, Bellefonte. Pa.
Represent he following Companies
CAPITAL STICK
/Etna Fire, Hartford C0nn..... .$5.502 850.19
Wine Fire, New York 2.000.000
Putnam Fire, Conneetirut .5011,6011
Guardian Fite and Marine, Phira —500.000
Wyoming Firt.,Wilkebbarre, capital
anti rurulu,, 170,00 u
Lance:l-r city anti courtly, Lancas
ter, Peun'a,..
Assets over, $10,00.000
Annual Income, tS 000 GOO
Sol ples 2.000,000
Losses pant in ISGB,..Thiee-Fourths oI d
Dollars.
Dividends over
Dollars.
Life Insurance on all plans.
tIXI I)1'!31,E
SIGN OF THE
is the place to get
P IT M P 8,
for Cistern., and Wells.
STOCK OF HARDWARE
~ RIND STAN S, etc., eto
They hope,
and a constant care for the
to merit and receive a
BIWILDEIO3 AND OTVI4ItB
FIXANIINE THEIR STOCK
J. &.J. HARRIS.
INTf,. 5, Brokerhot3's Row
REAL ESTATE
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A ME RICA.
OVER-SEAMING AND SEWING MA
BUITo,N.UOLE
CHINE COMBINED
MEDAL AWARDED AT THE PLRIS EX-
POSITION, 1807.
In flirectirie attention to the cite' rate?
COMBINATION BUTTON HOLE AND
SEWING MACH INF., we teel full• warran
ted in claiming for it nnaneetionable
over all others as a Family Machine.—
The Simplicity. Eaoe anti Certainty with
which it operatm, as well as the uniform ex
cellence of its work, certainly place it- far in
advance of any other windier invention of t 4
ayp. . .
It is also the cheapest,intrinsically, as well
as the best. since it is really two machines
com bi ne d in one, (by simple ar,d beautiful
meehanical arrancement never before ae
comp'ished by human ingenuity,) making
either the Lock Stitch or. Button }Joie Stitch,
as occasion :nay require.. It is. at the same
time, simple in con.druction, comparatively
noiseless. easily understoo I, and, in a w"rd,
it combines with those advantages exclusive
ly its own the most desirable qualities of aU
others. for it not only does : (very variety
or setvinw in a SUPERIOR MANNER, but
in addition OviorSE.AMS 4nleadilly and
makes h•OUtifol 131111'3N asd BYRLET HOLES
in all fabrics. This is far beyond the ca•
parity or any other ma• hive.
The sPLE:IO7I) MECHANISM of this Machine,
and the superior skill worktnnn•hip and ma
terials employed in its construction. are a
guarantee tf aecuraey. strength ani dura
bility and enable the company and ito agents
to Warrant Every Machine they sell to give
entire satisfaction.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THN KA-
CHINE QRATUITOUBLT.
Lessons may her taken if desired with st .
vier to test the - Machine. or to become bet
ter acquainted with it before deciding to pur
chase. Samples of work will be furnish
ed upon application at
J. J. BISZL Jr, 104
LOCI NAVIN, PIeNN'A.
Agents for Clinton, Centro oat Cleasto
This Machin . ° dose all kinds of
Stitching, Hemming, Cording, Felling,
Braiding, Binning. Huffing, Tucking,
Sewing and. Qat/tering ea.
This graa tot Novelty of the age, is sew ca
exhibition and ft.r sale by
J. J. 8.1. EL CO, Ages.
EXAM ine all atber them fall AEA
examine this one lotifore . briyiag.
feb3'at Ip. -
SEWING MACHINA
THE SINGIIR SEWING MACRINB
Among sewing mashies, nose wade by
the Singbr Manufacturing Company, rank
with the highest. Their manufacturing snit
ch inns. hare 1. na been known es the best
for manufacturing purposes Rut within
the past few years, they have given special
attention to the production of
FA JULY MACHINE,
destined to win !anon favor in th•
ROUSEHOLD
The machine which they now offer is quiet
light running., simple, fast, noiseless. Its•
arcessories for
HEMMING, BRAIDING, BINDING,
QUILTING, TUCKING. CORDING,.
FELLING, GATHERING,
ar. simple and easily understood. Ifs deli
,•ate th .ugh enduring and tireless muscles of
ir.•n and steel,. an all the work noiselessly,
better, H n.l few will deny, "Faster than hand
can do it." Thee urge those wishing to pur
chase a m.chine. to examine all the other
manufactures before buying, as it will, fur
itselc.; oversmme all the objections to the
other machines that can be brought:against
it. achines on hand fo. sale and exhibi
tion. together with a full and complete as-
Epaulet of
SILK, TWIST, LINEN, OA COTTON 'TIMES];
na tie IC 11141. 14 fir th 4 Wlittai, by
W. W. MONTGOMERY, Ag't.
Gen& Furnishing and Tailoring establish
ment, No. 7, Brockerhoff Row. Bellefonte,
Pa. ' j328'69•1y.
FOUNDRY
LOGAN FOUNDRY,
NEAR ThE RAILROAD DEPOT.
BELLEFONTE, PENN'4I
We are happy to inform the people of
Cen.re and the adjoining countie.,, that
we aro now prrpurea to make Rouse
Castings; such as Sash Weights,
Cellar window Grates, cto., of all
sizes. Grist and Saw Mill Cast
ings, Sled Soles of all kinds,
Plows, Plow Shares. We
also manufacture the
IMPROVED W OR7Z PLO D{
AleoEG3 STOV I S. Stove
Castings, Oven Doors and
Frames. Coal Grates far Pave
ments, Water Pipe-. Wag..n Boa..
es. together with every variety of
Castings kept constantly en head, or
made to order. All order- , filled prompt
us a cal!. Dot.% forget the
place, near the Itailroaa Depot, lielletnnie
2Ce 00
j.,W69.1y. BAYARD, ITICKINS A CO
A T N o T w E n D a — ri i N .A ,
11.111Ns•rAe kl to EN sa y, w l l tt lt
4 0 ,
e e
r ry
lady will purplia,p pt eight. .tkiliirrsa Mies
WILIIIALR, I Ili , Praten lie. N. T. jo 8 Stu
MMEMk.
e.ratiou.