THE DEMOCRAT.] JAS. t. WEAVER, Editor & Proprietor. J II IE L L. E FOKTKT'PaT "TsegT.ijmx.iu.m l i m Front Gleasoii's Pictorial. A SONG OF SPEING. BY PAUK BENJAMIN. Love and Spring are born together, Twins of nature, soft and fair; Basking in the pleasant weather, Sporting, in the balmy air. Mu sic of the birds returning From the far-off southern bovvers, Fills the heart with tender yearning For the bliss that once was ours. When we sate and heard, enchanted, Songs of fond romantic lore ; And the fields and groves seemed haunted With these faries, famed of yore. Happy youth ! enjoy thy season, Fcr thou, too, art in thy spring ; Fancy is unchilled by reason, itMind th" blossoming. Let thine eyes, enraptured, ponder All that skies and waters bring ; All that nature joys to squander In the yielding lap of spring. Let thy heart, the transport feeling, ' Gratefully with lore o'erflow ; Like a stream that long congealing, Melts now in the sunny glow. CHORUS. Love and spring are born together, Twins of nature, soft and fair; Basking in the pleasant weather, Sporting in the balmy air. sts.~ F3T NO ENIGMAS, ARITHMETICAL QUES TIONS, PUZZLES, &C., inserted unless the authors accompany them with the correct answers. Answer to Enigma, &c. ANSWER to Miscellaneous Enigma, (Acrostical) in last week's (t Centre Dem ocrat," viz:— Jona is the person of biblical notoriety. On is the preposition. Nan is sometimes used by the aged as an interrogation. Ant is the insect. That is the pronoun. Ilog is rara avis among the Jews. Air ia what all would perish without. Nag is the small horse. Hart is the nimble animal Aaron is the scriptural name. Ring is without end. Rat is the Quadruped. Ing is the participle. Noon is what arrives once each day, but not in the fore or afternoon. Gong is the substitute for bells. Tar is the noun. Oration is what is often listened to with interest. Nothing is what constitutes nothing. The whole is Jonathan Harrington, THE puzzfe which appeared in last week's " Centre Democrat," when arran ged aright will read thus : I once had money and a friend, On both I set great store ; I lent iny money to my fiiend And took his note therefore ; asked my money of my friend And nought but words I got; I lost my money and my friend, For sue him I would not. If 1 had money and a friend, As I had once before; I'd keep my money and my friend, And play the fool no more. Traveller on a bad road in the nignt, has lost his way—stops in front of a house to inquire : Traveller.—Hallo there, house. I say. Female.—Voice from the window. Hal lo, yourself. Traveller.—How far is it '.o Punk in vilie ? ~" r ~Female.-—"Bout as far again as half. Traveller.—How far is half. Female.—Guess you'd better measure it. Traveller.—My good woman excuse me if I am rather inquisitive; but are you white or black? Female.— White, blast ye. Traveller.—Ah, indeed, I thought you were black, you gave me such dark direc tions. Window in the house goes down with pang, traveller goes on his way rejoicing. SHOP-KEEPER. —" That's a bad fifty cent piece, sir; I can't teke it ; it's only lead, silvered over." CUSTOMER. —" Well, now, admitting! such to be the fact, I should say that the j ingenuity displayed in the deception might induce you to accept it. Admire, sir, the devotion ol the artist to the divine idea of Liberty. Liberty, the idol of us all ! lie, having wrought her effigy in humble lead, in order to render it worthi er of that glorious impression, resorts to the harmless expedient of silvering it over! And shall we harshly repudiate his work? Oh, no, sir! You'll take it, I know you ! will. SCALE OF PRICES FOR ADVER TISING AND JOB-WORK.—The undersign ed respectfully announce that they have adopted the following Scale of Prices, in their respective printing offices, to which they will hereafter strict ly adhere: ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements not exceeding one square, | on<f or lhree consecutive insertions SI 00 1 Every subsequent insertion, 25 ; Sheriff's sales, (each tract) 1 124 - Auditors Notices 1 00 Administrators Notices 1 '5 Tavern Notices 2 00 Merchants' advertising by the year, four | Squares or less 10 00 [Double column advertisements double the above rates.] Mechanics' advertising per year, not ex exceeding two squares 5 00 Professional or business cards, per year, not exceeding eight lines 3 GO Advertisements inserted before marriages and deaths, not exceeding twelve lines SOO Standing advertisements, per column, per year 25 00 Half column (standing) 15 00 Quarter column 8 00 JOB-WORK. i sheet handbills, per GO copies, or less 1 GO 1 do do do do 250 4 do do do do 350 All additional copies furnished at one-fifth of the above rales. Circula'S, on fancy paper, 50 copies 1 GO For additional copies at the rate per 100 ol 200 Cards, per pack of fifty 1 50 For every additional pack I~' Extra size per pack ■ 3 50 Blanks per quire ' 1 00 Labels per first 100 75 Everv snbsequenLlOO 25 Ei?" Extra charge will be wiade for heavy com position. J. K. SHOEMAKER, Dem. Whig. JAMES F. WEAVER, Centre Dem. Bellefonte, Sept. 21,1853. STO VEsTSTOVESI-kT HiLLißisn's OLD STAND, Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Penn'a. The subscriber has prepared himself for the Fall Trade by the purchase of an unusually large and splendid assortment of STOVES and their fixtures, of elegant and various patterns and sizes, adapted to Parlor, Kitchen and Room use. PARLOR STOVES. Both of Cast and Sheet Iron of the most appro ved and tasteful patterns, elegantly fitted up and calculated for either for wood or coal, such as SHIELD S AIR-TIGHT, three sizes ; FRANKLIN STOVE, two sizes; Russia Sheet Iron Air-Tight Parlcr Stoves, three sizes ; (pottage Air-Tight find t large variety ol Coal Stovesnf all sizes. COOKING STOVES Of the most approved varieties and useful descrip tions. He would beg leave especially to call the ettention of the public to the celebrated ETNA Alli-TIGHT COOKING STOVE which is admiti and by ell who have tested its merits to be withou ve equal both for neatness, economy of fuel or con ehnience for cooking. Tins splendid stove is ei ster calculated for wood or coal. aALSO. —A general assortment ol ten plate andoth tr Stoves of all kinds, Stove pipe of all sizes whole ale or retail, Hollow ware, Japanned ware, Tea Kettles, Stew pans, Waille Irons, Wrought Iron- Pans, Sheet Zinc, &e. ALSO.—Tin Ware of all inds of the best mate rial and superior workmanship, wholesale and re tail. Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect fully solicits acontinuance of public patronage. EEC Shop next-door to Gratitts' old stand. Sept 17th 1855. N. HILLIBISII. AFFLICTED READ!!—Philadel phia Medical House—Established 20 years ago by Dr. KINKELIN, rorner ol Thirdandl/nion Sts. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa, INVALIDS Are apprised that Dr. KINKELIN confines, his practices to a particular branch of medicine, which engages hie undivided attention, lie cautions the unfortunate against the abuse of mercury; thous ands are annually mercuralized out of life. Re cent affections are promptly extinguished. TWENTY YEA Rfe OF EXFERJENCE In the treatment of a class of diseases hitherto ne glected and imperfectly understood, has enabled Dr. RINKKLIN, (Author of a work on Self Pres ervation,) to prove that nine tenths of the causes ot nervous debility, locel and constitutional weak ness, mental and physical suffering, are traceable to certain habits, forming the most secret yet deadly aad fatal springs of domestic misery and premature mortality. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys, in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood, and which, if not reformed in due time, not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to a series of protracted insidious, and devastating affections. Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice are aware of the const quences, until they find the ner vous system shattered, feel strange and unaccount able feelings, and vague fears in the mind. The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is unable tolaoor with accustomed vigor, or to apply ' his mind to study : his step is tardy and weak, lie is dull, irresolute, and engages in bis sport with less energy than usual. If he emancipate himself before the practice has done its worst, and enter matrimony, bis marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tells him that ihis is caused by his early follies. These are considera tions which should awaken the attention of those sim lariy situated. MARRIAGE Requires the fulfilment of several conditions, in order that it may be really the cause of mutual happiness. Could the veil which covers the ori gin of domestic wretchedness he raised, and its true source in every instance disclosed—in how many could it be traced to physical disqualifica tions anu their attendant disappointments ! Apply then while it is jet time, in order to have your tin -trnngand re axed organization rebraced, revivi fied and strengthened REMEMBER, He who places himseif under Dr. KINKELIN'S treatment may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and rely upon the assurance, that the secrets of Dr. K's. patients will never be disclosed. Young mau —let no false modesty deter vou from making your case known to one'who, from educa tion and respectability, can certainly befriend you. Too nu.ny think they will conceal the secret in their owii hearts, and cure themselves. Alas ! how oiten is this a fatal delusion, and how many a promising young man, who might have been an ornament to society, has faded from the earth. Strictures ol the uretha are rapidly removed by the application of a new therapeutical aaent, used viiiy by Dr. K. Weakncaa and constitutional de bility promptly cured, and full vigor restored. COUNRRY INVALIDS Can huve (by stating their ease explicitly, together wiib all their symptoms, per letter cnclosxga re mittance) Dr. K's medicine, appropriated accord ingly. Forwarded to any part of the United States, and packed secure tram damage or curiosity. READ!! YOUTH AND MANHOOD. I A Vigorous Life, cr a Premature Death Kinkelin 011 Sell Preservation—Only 20 cents. It is a work eminently required, as a means of reforming the vices ol the age in which we live. Also, NATURE S GUIDE, With Rules for the Prolongation of Life, just from the Press. A letter with a remittance of 25 cents, or the val ue in post stamps, addre-sed to—Dr. KINKELIN, Pi.i adeiplna, Pa. will secure a copy of either of the above books by return of mail; or 12 copies will be sent free ol postage for sl. Bookseller-, Canvassers, Travelling Agents, &c. supplied wholesale at the publisher's prices, which admit of a large profit. ID" All Letters must be post-Daid. March 25, 1854.-24—ly. OIL ol Stone, Oil of Spike, British, Cas tor Sweet, Oil and Ilarlem Oils, all valua ble remedia medicines for sale at the store of JACOB ROTHROCK, & CO. EIGHT Day and 30 hour spring and weight clocks just received at the Clock, Waich and Jewelry Store of Wo.J.STWN. Mar 94 < MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY. —STILL LATER FROM AUSTRALIA ! Kind patrons and friends we've come at last, To thank you kindly for favors now past, And to te'l you thai we, to the Oity have Heen, And brought the best stock, you ever have seen Of Watches and Clocks, and of these not a few, Which we can sell cheaper than Gentile or Jew. Think not that we boast, 'tis an unvarnished tale, The truth it is mighty,and must ever prevail. Of half our stock we're not able to sing, For it does consist of 'most everything, To wit, Gold Watches of the very best kind, Silver ones too, the best you will find. Hunter ar., j>ver, and likewise Lepine, The best Watches 'tis said, that ever has been Offered for sale in this County or Town, Or any place else, for many miles 'round. We've Guard Chains of Silver, likewise of Gold. The finest Gold Fob-Chains, that has ever been sold. We've Seals and Keys, and Finger-Rings tov. And Ear-Rings for Ladies, of these not a lew. Preast-Pins of Gold IS carats line, Pencils and Pens pure as Gold in the mine, Ilevo vine Pistols, and Double barrelled too, Powder Flasks, Scissors & Knives good and true But lest we should trespass too much on your time, We will bring to a close our blundering rhyme, We invite you to call, come young and come old, Come see for yourselves, that the truth we have told. , , On Diamond N. E. corner our shop you will find Filled up to suit the most fastidious mind, Repaired in the new from Cellar to Garret Is the Shop of your Friend WM. D. PARROTT. Bellefonte, May 26th, 1853—33 FASHIONABLE TAILORING—IN his new brick building, High et.., Beliefoi Pa.-WM. S. TRIPPLE, would take this oppfr tunity of saying to those interested in having tip top fitting COATS, VESTS and PANTS that be is prepared to execute a little the most genteel wor>. in this place. Having soother business aside from his trade and devoting his undivided attention to Cutting ami Makina garments, he feels justified in announcing to the public that he can render complete and gene ral satisfaction to all whi> muy favor him with their patronage. The latest and most approved city Fashions are regularly received and the closes! application paid to the different styles, combined with long experi ence he Halters himself that he can turn out tne best work in this place. He would also return his thanks to his old custo mers for their patronage and ask a continuance of the same. ID" Prices very moderate. Bellefonte, June 24,1852. 37 New Livery EstafelsshmcisS. —The subscriber would respectful;v inform the citizens ol Bel'efonte that he has opened a new LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT on Allegheny st., in the stable formerly occupied by Miles & Meln tire's. He has furnished an excellent lot of horses and an entire new lot of fashionable and co.ti.si * bie Carriages and Buggies, far superior to th. se of any other concern in the place. Several good horses and buggies will be kepi for the use of citizens, or those who may drop into our town and wish to spend a little time in driving into the country. Desirous of rendering general satisfaction he will spare no pains to accommodate those who may la vor him with a call. His prices are moderate and stock good. WILLIAM 11. BIBLE. Bellefcnte, Sept. 8, 1853. 48 P&UILDERS LOOK HE RE! ! IETHE undersigned having located himself in Unionville, Bald Eagle Valley, begs leave to an nounce to the public generally that he intends car rying on the PLASTERING BUSINESS in ail its various branches. Having had many years experi ence in the business, he hopes by prompt andslr"-t attention to receive a good share of the public pat ronage. Prices will be moderate to suit the times. DANIEL E. SHAFEIt. Unionville, March 24th, 1853—24tf VENTHON BLINDS MAN UFACTURED and REPAIRED The subscriber informs the public that he is prepa red to manufacture Veniiion Blinds of ft first faft quality, to suit all sized windows, on reasonable terms, lie will also attend to the REPAIRING ot old Blinds on the shortest notice. Persons at a dis tance can depend upon having a!i orders attended to according to directions, with promptness. The subscriber would also inform the public that he continues to keep on hand and manufacture Bedsteads which for neatness and cheapness can not be surpassed in the county. Call and examine. Bellefonte. June 50, '53. Wll. PRUNE! I -. T'TO THE TRAVELLING R COMMUNITY—The under- iZ&zUM. signed would respectfully inform the ravelling pub lic thai he now runs a daily line of Stages to Ty rone; Tri-weekly byway of Sti rmstown and War riormark and Tri-weekiy via B Eagle Piank Bead. From Tyrone on Monday. Wednesday and Fri day ; from Be'iefonte on Tuesday, Thursday and Saiurday. and the following days on the Slorms town Road. R. D. CUMMIMGS. ! Bellefonte, M a y 12, 1853—31. ; DOCTOR YOURSELF.—THE Pock et Aesculapius : or Every one his Own TV sieian. THE FIFTIETH Edition, with one Hundred Engra vings, showing Diseases and Malformations of the Human Vjj System in every shape and ,£*■</ X-A form. To which is added aw Treatise on the Diseases of Ay; pU"r"'j Females, being of the highest O /•% importance to married peo pie, or those contemplating M marriage. By W\lSff TF/H. Young, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the Aeu culapius to his child. It may save him from at early grave. Lot no young man cr woman er.ter into ihe secret obligations of married life without reading the Pocket Eesculapius. Lai no one suffer ing from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, rest less nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic se' sations, and given up by their phy sician. be another moment without consulting the Aesculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married any impediment, read this trnly useful book, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of deaih. Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CEffH! enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or five copies will be sent ior SI. Address (postpaid,) DR. WM. YOUNG. No. 152 Spruce St,, Pliiiada. April 6, 1854. 20 ly. CLOCKS ! CLOCKS ! —The subscri ber has just received from the Factory at Bristol a large and very superior lot of 8 day and 30 hour Clocks which he will sell at the following low prices for cash. 30 hour Brass Clocks, warranted, $3,00. 8 day " " from 85,50 to SB. WM, J. STEIN. Bellefonte Nov. ,sth ISSI. 33 Just Received "another" lot of those mourning pins which have lately been so much admired by the i>adies of Bellefonte and vi cinity. For sale by WM. D. PARROTT. June 9, 1853 —35. CI OLD PENS.--A first rate article ST just received and for sale at No. 4 Broker hotf's Row by 1 IMPORTANT TO BUILDERi*.^ 100,009 Joint and Lap Shingles, fcr sale at the j Store of IIUMES & WILSON. Stormstown. May 26th, 1852.—tf HARDWARE, Cedarware, Queens ware, Combs, Brushes Hats, Ready made Clothing and all kinds of Goods received every week or ten days direct from Philadelphia and for sale low at Cheapside Store by WAGNER fc THOMAS. EPILEPSY CAN BE CURED ! LAKES VGETALBE COMPOUND, for the eure of EPILEPSY or FITS! is performing more wonderiul cures than any other meuicine yet known or before ihe public. Price FIVE DOL LARSPER BOTTLE. Th proprietor has in his possession numerous certificates narrating the Astonishing and Miracu lous Cures effected by this medicine, and directs attention to the follow.rg only, to assure those who are so unfortunate to be afflicted with the teriible disease heretofore regarded incurable, that Lake's preparation is almost infallible in its cure! From Mrs. Brooks widow of Maj. Jas. Brooks, flrre ol Conneaut, O. Conneaut, February 3, 1853. Mr. Z. Lake —Sir: Please send me another bol tie of Fit Meoicine, as I do not like to be without lit on hand. When I commenced giving the medi ' cine to my son Edgar, he had from one to three fits per day. IJe has now taken the medicine over five months, and lias had, I think, but two fits in that time, and those very light. His body and mind are very much improved: and by the blessing of God, I feel that 'lie medicine will restore his body and mind to their wonted activity. He is 28 years old, and has ha< fits over 12 years, which have been very frequent, and vety destritolive to his constitu tion and miud. Hundreds of dollars hn.ve been ex pended for medicine to ' cure fits.' but nothing has relieved lnm until he used your medicine. Respect fully yours, POLLY BROOKS. From Jut'son Landon, County Superintendent of the Ashtabula County Infirmary Kingsville, February 4.1853. Mr. Z. Lake—Sir : Please send a few more bot les of your • Fit Medicine I may not need it, but think s'afcrjto keep it cn hand Your medicine has done wonders. 1 gave it to Miss Jane Delano ; she has had fitt for 26 years, brought on by having the measeles jvhen but 4 years old, which could not be brought out to the surlace. A Iter taking the medi cine a few days, she had a fine rrop of measeles, .awl hay had no fiis since. She had fits or symptoms almost daily. She and her father concur with me in saying that we believe the medicine las or will work a perfect cure. Ia so gave ihe medicine to Miss Jane Henderson and Aris Carby, who have had fits almost daily for a number of years. Their fits have ceased and I believe the medicine will have the desired effect. Much money has been ex pended by the friends of the ahove patients for doc toring, all to no purpose. The cure was left for your medicine to perform, and I can cheerfully re commend it as a valuable disc, very. Respectfully ! yours. J U DSON LAN DON," Superintendent Ashtabula eo Infirmary. Prepared and sold at whotesale by Z. Lake, Con neaut, Ohio. E. F. Weller, travelling agent. Sold by S. B. Millar, Bellefonte a.nd C. G. Ry man, Milesburg, [Sept 8, 1553. 4S ly CA STINGS ! BELLEFONTE FOUNDRY.—The undersigned having leas ed the old BELLEFONTE FOUNDRY, together with all the patterns, hereby notify their friend* and the public in general, that they are prepared to make all kindso! GUIST, SAW MILL, FORGE. FURNACE and ROLLING MILL CASTINGS, as well as all kinds of Machinery. They are also making a large variety of STOVES & PLOUGHS, (-& r.cit approved elvles, and at tiie lowest rates for cash and prompt pay: or at fair rates for trade of all kinds. They Hatter themselves that their work will give eat ;re satisfaction. They have now on hand a magnificent stock of COOKING SVOVES suitable for either coal or wood, which they will sell at from $lB to $33, according to size ; also nine plate, Air-Tight, egg aud other Coal Stoves, at re duced rates. They would call attention to a neat pattern of COAL STOVES, exclusively of cast iron which they are now making and for neatness and durability cannot be excelled. They have also on hand every size and kind of Sled Soles, wagon boxes, kettles &c. They are also prepared to make IRON RAIL ING of anv and every description: also WATER and BLAST PIPE of every size from a half inch bore to whatever size desired. All orders from a distance will be promptly at tended to as heretofore, and th y hope by care and a desire to please to keep this, what it now is, the leading establishment in the county W. & D.KERLIN. Bellefonte, July 2Sth, ISO'.I —42 -tf. H BROWN'S ESSENCE" OF JAMAICA js_ Q GINGER—This Essence is a preparation ot unusual excellence. In ordinary diarrhoea, in cipient cholera, in short, in all eases of prostration of the digestive functions, it is of inestimable val ue. During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly efficacious; no family, individual or traveller should be without it. j CAUTION —Be sure to get ihe genuine essence which is prepared only by F. BRJJWN, at his Drug and Chemie>l Store, N. E. Corner of Fifth and i Chesinut Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respecta! le Apothecaries in the United States, and at Bellefonte Pa. by S. B. Miller. June 10 h '53—36. "H7UTS ! FITS! FITS!—THE V£UE II: TABLE EXTRACT ETILEP'I IC PILLS. For the cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases. Persons who are laboring under this distressing malady will ! hud the Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be the only remedy ever discovered for cuiiag Epilepsy, or : Falling Fits. These Piils possess a specific action on the ner vous system ; and, although they are prepared es pecially for the purpose oi curing Fits, they will be Trrrr,.! of ec-pecial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous system has been prostrated or shattered from any cause what ever. IN chronic complaints, or diseases of long standing, snporind iced by nervomnesss, they are exceedingly beneficial. Price $3 per box, or two boxes for $5. Persons out of ihi cily, enclosing a remittance, will have the Pills sent tbein lhroush the mail free of post age. For sale bv Seth S. fiance, No. 108 Balti more Street, Baltimore, Mil , to who'nt orders Irom all parts ol the Union, mu.-t te addressed, post paid. . [J one 2nd, 1853 34 iy. BOOKS, BOOKS !—Just received at the Bellefonte Book Store, alarge supply ol books and stationary, among which are D. D, Alexander's' Practical Sermons,' 'Lectures on the Lord's Prayer,' 'the royal Preacher'by Hamilton, 'Nineveh and its remains,' 'Christian dutv,' 'Her vey's Meditations,' 'Developement of Christian character ' Milton, Cowper, Moore, Campbell, Byron, Shell t y and lleman's Poetical Works, a great varieiy of Annuals and gift-books for the Hol idays, also blank books of a superi or quality of paper, foolscap and letter paper by the ream very cheap, Pocket Diaries for 1853 Juvenile Minstrel,' aud other music and school booksin general use ior .vale by GEO. LIVINGSTON. Be'lqfonte, Dec. 16, 1552. RADDLE AND HARNESS MANU FSJ FACTOR-Y, MILESBUIIG, Pa.—The sub scriber respectfully informs the public that he has opened a Saddle and Harness manufactory, front oi Samuel McKean's Tannery Milesburg, where he intends manufacturing all articles iu his line on the most reasonable terms for cash, lumber OJ good marketable produce Saddles of different kinds and qualities, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Wnips &c., can be had at any time as a supply will constantly be kept on hand. All orders will be promptly attended to, and no pains will be spared to render'satisfaction. JACOB M. SELLERS. Dec. 8,1853. 9—3 m. usv" RECTETVED and for sale a very large as / sorlmeitl ot Clocks, Watches . Jewelry, Accoriieon*. .Music Boxes. Revolving Pistols, Cutlery, Pocket Books, itc., for sale cheap at the Clock, Watch and Jew elry si ore of WM. D. PARROTT. May 26, 1853. i&T£W BOOKS AGAIN !—A Pas tor's sketches, Incidents in the life of a Pastor. Dicks works. Family Testament by Dr. Ed wards, the School & School Master. Lecturues on Education. Young Mans Book of Knowledge. Head leys sacred Mountains, and scenes and Characters, Rollins Ancient History. Plutrarchs Lives. Cristian Minstrel. Boston Academy. Dulcimer, and other Music Books. Also the latest editions of all the different School Book in general use. for sale by GEO. LIVINGSTON May 26th, 1858. GREAT AND ASTONISHING DIS CLOSURE-UNPARALLELED IN THE HISTORY OF THE HUMAN RACE!!!—Bab ylon and Ninevah could once boast of their af fluence, Rome and Carthage of their Generals while the once mighty Republic of Greece, exhibi ted to the world, the most powerful developement of oratorial sway that has ever been transmitted to us through the pages of History. These ancient powers have respectively produced an influence ! upon the people, peculiar to the circumstances with which they were surrounded. Thus in an astonish ing degree, do the people of the present century partake of a like nature, and a retrospection of our immediale neighorbhooJ, will be sufficient to con vince the most scrupulous, tlmt Bellefonte is com paratively the seat of a greater Mania than has yet prevailed anv country, and all in consequence of WM. J. STEIN'S late arrival of Clocks, watches and Jewelry. Hundreds of people have been re cently supplied at *his establishment and aone forth to proclaim the- glad tiding 9 of their success, in procuring articles at rates so desirable. Then open your hearts, and examine your TIN, And with views not illiberal, kindly step in, For now is the time and this store is the place, To purchase fine jewels your person to grace, In order for the Public to form a more compre hensive idea of his extensive variety we give be low the fol'owing catalogue: GOLD LEVER AND LEPINE WATCHES From 16 to 18 carats fine. SILVER LEVER AND LEPINES Of the best quality, all of which will be warranted to give satisfaction. JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. Fine Gold Box, Oval, Scroll, Branch, Leaf, A corn. Vine, Garnet, Ruby, Odd Fellow and Mason Breast Pins for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Jenny Lind, Drop, Hoop and Garnet Ear Rings for the Ladies, Medallion, Box, Garnet, Pearl, Ruby, Stone and Glass set Finger Kings, from 12 to 18 carats fine, for Ladies and Gent'einen. Gentlemen's Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Ladies' Chatelaiu and Guard Chains, Medallions for from 1 to 4 pic tures, Cuff Pins, gold Pens and Pencils, Music Box es, Gold Hooks, Seals and Keys, Gold, Silver and Pla , ed Thimbles, Silver and Plated Table Spoons, Butter Knives, Spectacles suited to all ages, &c. FANCY GOODS. Paper Mache Ptrrt Monaies, Thermometers, and Port Monaies of various patterns. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! Eight Day and Thirty Hour Alarm Clocks, an excellent article for sound sleepers who may wish to rise early. New England Time pieces with or without a larnis for $2,00. Eight-day weight and spring clocks, from $5,00 to $5,25. Inlaid pearl Thirty Hour and Eight-day clocks, a splendid article. The citizens of Centre county are respectfully ; invited to call and examine the above goods before \ purchasing elsewhere, and they will find they will Ull be warranted as represenled. j Strict attention will be paid to repairing Clocks, 1 Watches, and Jewelry, all of wihch will Ire done :n a workmanlike manner and satisfaction given or no charge. By so doing he hopes to merit and re ceive a liberal share of public patronage. Room No. 5 Brokerhoff's Row Bellefonte. WM. J. STEIN. Bellefonte, April 7th, 1853 26 TFUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING A NEW and the largest assortment of Fall and Winter Goods ever brought to Bellefonte at onr NEW STORE ROOM on Canal Basin Cheap side, where customers have plenty of lights to ex amine the Goods. Two hundred pieces assorted Calicoes Fifty pieces Alpacas and DeLaines OncHnndred pieces Brown ML'SLIN. Forty pieces Bleached MUSLIN. Fifty pieces CLOTHS and GASSINETS, Forty pieces Flannels. Twenty Five pieces Ginghams, Twenty pieces MERINOES, One hun dred assorted SHAWS. some very fine. Twenty five barrels Wnite Sugar, Five Hhd Brown Sugar, Ten Barrels do do Ten Hhd Syrup MOLASSES,Ten Barre's Sugar House do Five Barrels New Orleas do An elegant assortment Queens were Eight hundred pairs Boots and Shoes, A lull assortment Hardware Hats, Caps, and Rea dy made Clothing. do. Paints, Oils &e., Assortment Looking Glasses 12} cts. to $lO all for sale in large or small quantities, cheaper than at any other Sitore in the county. Call and See WAGNER & THOMAS. Bellefonte, Oct, 7th 1552.—52 WEW DRUG STORE.—ONE DOOR _I.NI WEST of J. B AWL'S Store Allegheny St. Bellefo(tte.--Tiie subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and the public generally that he has just opened and will keep on hand a full assort ment ot DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS &e., which he offers at reasonable prices. Orders from Physicians. Merchants &3., will be thankful ly received and meet with prompt attention. " Fiom his experience in the business in Philadel phia, he feels prepared to cc mpound accurately the prescriptions ot physicians and familv rtcipes. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CAMPHENE, BUR NING FLUID, LAMPS, in a word all articles usually found in such an establishment. The attention of sufferers is called to the 'Tain Eradicator" for Neuralgia, Rheumatism. &e , and ihe "Tooth Ache eurer," prepared onlv bv him self. GEORGE I, MILES. Bellefonte. Sept. 22, 18-33,-50 if. MAN KNOW TH YSELF.—AN IN VALUABLE BOOK FOR 25 CTS —" Every family should have a Copy."—0000 Copies sold in less than three months. A new edition, revised and improved, just issued. DR. HUNTER'S Medical Manual and Hand Book for lite Afflicted. Containing an outline of the Origin, Progress, Treatment and Cure of every form of Disease, contracted by Promiscuous Sexu al Intercourse, by self-abuse, or by Sexual Excess, with advice for their prevention, written in a fa miliar style, avoiding all medicinal technicalities, and every thing that would offend the ear of decen cy, from the result of some twenty years of suc cessful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or private nature. To which is added, receipts for the cure of the diseases, and a treatise on Ihe causes, symptoms and cure ot Fever and Ague, for twenty-five cents a copy , six copies one dollar ; will be forwarded to any part of the United States, by mail, free of postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden ■* Co.. Publishers, or "box 196, Post Office ,Philadelphia." "This is, without exception, the most eompre benisve and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all tech nical terms, it addresses itself to the reason of the readeis. It is free Irom all objectionable matter, and no parent however fastidious, can object to pla cing it in the hands of his sons. The author has devoted many years to the treatment of the various compliments treated of, and "with 100 little breath to puff," and "too little presumption to impose," he has offered to the world Si ihe merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits ot some twefity years most successful practice " —llera'd. "No teacher or parent should be without the knowledge imparled in this invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortification and sor row to the youth under their charge."—People's Advocate, A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of "Hunter's Medical Manual," says: "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by avtl example and the influence of the passion, have been led into the habit of self-pollution without realizing the sin and fearful consequences upon themselves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands who are raisiDg families have been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be done so to enlighien and in fluence the public mind as to check and ultimately tc remove this wide spread source of humau wretchedness, w uld confer the greatest blessing next the religion of Jesus Christ, on the present and coming generations, Intemperance, (or the use of intoxicatiug drinks,) though it has slain thous ands upon thousands, is not a greater scourge to the btiman race. Accept my thanks on behalf of the afflicted, and, oelieve me, your co-worker in the good work you are so actively engaged in." One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped and postage paid,) on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for sl. Addiess, COSDEN 4c CO., Box 106, Post Office, Philadelphia. Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents, sup plied on the most liberal terms. April 28, 1853—29 —ly. GOLD Lever, and Lepine Watches, just received and for sale at No. 4, Broker hotFs Row. by TNU I STSIIN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—Th> subscriber will sell the/ollosc* ing Real,estate, viz : No. 1. Containing about THREE HUNDRI3) AND TEN acres of limestone laud, situate on Buf falo Run in Spring Township, five miles west of Bellefonte. above two hundred acres in a high stats of cultivation, well timbered and watered. This tract will divide into two or three farms with ad vantage, as may suit purchasers. No. 2. The undivided half part of THREB HUNDRED AND SEVEN acres and allowances, situate in Spring Township, on Muncy Mountain, five miles west of Bellefonte, about sixty acres cleared, there is a young ORCHARD on this iam, bearing fruit, also several springs, and abounding with good timber. The terms wilt be made easy to purchasers. At>> ply to JAMES ARMOR, January 10, 1851. 33 near BeUeioat# HOME INDUSTRY—The aubscri* lerhas just returned from tho City with complete assortment of Cloaths, Casimeres, and Vestings. of the best quality which he is prepared to manofae ture to order on the most reasonable terms for Cash or Grain at the market price. He is prepared to make a suit of Clothes in ono days lime, and more if needed, and in the best man ner. The work done here is equal to any in the state and is warranted. Thankful to his customers for their liberal patron age he hopes by strict attention to business that he may be able to suit them all. He also has a few Vests, Coats, arid Pants, of his own manufacture, which he will sell very low. The Fashions are regularly received from New York and Philadel phia and also the European Fashions, which will enable him to suit hlscsutomers of various tastes. JOHN MONTGOMERY. Bellefonte, May 26, 1833. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—The subscribers will sell at private sale, a farm within one mile of Bellefonte contain ing 188 acres of first rate Limestone Land ; 130 acres of it cleared and in a high state of cultiva tion. There is on the farm a large and elegant -BARN, elegant and constant running water, an Orchard, a DWELLING HOUSE and other buil dings. The Fatm will be sold at a rensoiiable price and a good tille will be made. |3P They have also lrrge bodies of first quality of LIMESTONE LAND in Nittany and .Hhlfmocn valltys, which they wilt sell in tracts to suit pur chasers at reasonable rales. Persons wishing to purchase should apply BOOR as the subscribers are determined to sell* C.& J.CURTIN. N. B —Apply to A. G. Curtin, or John T.Hoover Bellefonte. 29th 1851. 33 S~ iNDEMNLTY.—The Franklin Fire In surance of Philadelphia OFFICE 1631 Chestnut Street, near Fifth st. DIRECTORS. Charles N. Banker, George R. Richards, Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Boric, Samuel Gran David S. Brown, Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson. Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited on every description of property in TOWN AND COUNTRY, at rates asMow as are consistent with security. The company have received a large contingent Fund, which with their Capital and Premiums eai ly invested, affords ample protection to the insured. The a?settsofthe Company on Jannary Ist 1849, as published agreeably to an Act of Assembly ware as follows, viz : Mortgages 11.047,438 41 Real Estate 94,72 1 83 Temporary Loans 96,901 85 Stocks 51,523 25 Cash, Ac. 38,804 37 51,325,492 71 Since their incorporation, a period of 18 years,they have paid upwards of One Million Four Hito.-'rM Thousand Dollars, losses by Le, thereby affording an evidence of the advantages of Insurance as well as the ability and disposition to meet with prompt ness atl liabilities. CHARLES N BANCKER, Preet, CHAS. G. BANCKER, Sect'y. ID" Agent for Centre County, R. C. Hale, Law stown. [May '52.} miOTICE.—D. M. Wagner having as- • JL w sociated with him W.A. THOMAS Jr. begs leave to announce to his numerous customers and the public generally, that they will continue the bo si ness at the old stand at Thomas's Mills, under the firm ot WAGNER 3e THOMAS, and are pre pared to purchase or make liberal ADVANCES on any produce left in their bands, they have also on hand a full assortment of CHEAP GOODS, con sisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FISH. PLASTER, &c. Bellefonte, May 26, 1852.—tf ED LION HOTEL, Ou Pleasant Hill, Bellefonte Penn'a —MRS. E. ZED LEHS, begs leave to inform her friends and IM public generally, that she has leased the above named house, (well known as Map-Armor's old stand ,) where she is now fitting up to accommodate strangers andtbe public in general who may favor her with their patronage. I VW A lew boarders taken by the da?, week flt mouth. I MRS. E. ZELLERS, Proprietress, i Bellefonte, April 21,1853—28—tf. i I&TEW BOOKS STILL COMING.—Kir -1 J. v wans Letters to Chief Justice-Tannv, the Bi ' ble in the Family, by H. A. Boodman D. D. Ranks j History of the Popes, History of Palestine, illustra ; ted, Frosts Pictorial Wonders of History, Farn hams Pictorial travels in Callifornia and Oregon, the two lost named books, handsomely bound in morrocco composing each 570 pages price $l5O, Summer Gleanings by John Todd D. D. Young mail's Friend and guide through life to immortality by J. A. James, thoughts on the death of Little Cnildren by Irenues Prime, Counsels of the aged to the Young, by A. Alexander D. D. Presbyterian Music books this book will be furnished to congre gations or Choirs at a verp low rate. For sale by GEO. LIVINGSTON, Bellefonte June 9th 1852. 35 BLANK BOOKS.—Just received and for sale at the Bellefonte Book Store, neav the north wing of the Court House, a very 'atga assortment o( Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Rt ceipt Books, &c., of a superior quality of paper. Persons needing any or all of these articles may save at least ten per cent by purchasing of GEO. LIVINGSTON. Nov. 24tb 7tf ROPE MAKING.—The subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has started the Rope making business onßishop street, next door to the residence of Geo. Loneberger, where be has on hand and manufactures to order, Ropes of" all kinds. Also Fly Nets of ali kinds The public are respectfully invited to call and ex amine his stock before purchasiag elsewhere * JOHN GATES. Bellefo: te, April 7.1852. 33 LAUDAUM, Opedildoc, Ess. Pepper mint, Golden Tincture, Bay rum. Colognes, and McAllister's All Healing oiniiiii at Arcade, No. 2. JvT"Btr~Rothrock & Co. Bellefonte August 20th 1852. KOSSUTH and Papier Mache Port Monaies ju-t received and for sale at the Clock Watch a - :! ewelry Store of Wm. J. STEIN. May 12,1852 32 FICKARD'S celebrated Horse, and Cattle Powder for the fattening and improvemaot of all kinds of stcck—for sale at the store ot JACOB ROTHROCK. & CO. Bellefonte Aug. 19th 1852. ILES ! ]PILES !—Dr. Culien'a Indi an Vegetable Pile Remedy ; also Hays and Huxham's Pile Ointment, just received and fcr sale at S. B MILLAR'S Bellefonte Dispenser l ■ iILOUR, Grain and Feed alwaya ti JL hand and for sale by inlaws* m mbmt 83u £WI
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