L-U a riontairaii ohs. from tLe :Inu•r;r u ! 7,ropx rO7. SEPTEMBER September lurk i, ordinarily no t of .a very pressing kind. It requires (Yood judgment to know what should be first done of several things, all requiringattention, but unlike the labors of the spring and slimmer, a f e w days' delay will not be certainly disastrous, or entail additional labor. Comi. The corn crop over a large portion of the Union is back ward. It is folly to top it, to pro mote its ripening. It is not the sun on the ears that ripens corn, but the effects of light and air upon the leaves and entire plant. After the kernels are well glazed at the tips of the ears, it may pay to top the largp coarse kinds, in order to secure a better quality of fbdder. We p re f er, however, to cut at the ground, and s.took up as soon as thoroughly glazed. The grain will ripen, the staks make better fodder, and the Leavy butts, it not: used fur fodder, are easily made available in the com post heap, lnd worth more than if left-in the field. Colin roe SEED.—Should be selec ted I,ersonally before the stalks are cut up. Go through the best part of the field, mraicing the cars on the most jirolific tdalks, and choosing the e.,tr: „ wh i ch yon best on the which are of median) size and 1;4.1 -Hen to suckerii.j. Mark by a Fi rin tied :Found the middle of the .I \ ..t . Id:nlii1:1! time all these ears he saved by themselves, and out of ;hew. when the husks are stripped ,the can select the most peril:et. _._:j l: t v,-0 or three times as many as you v, need. I', , :•.:roEs.—The death of taps the maturity of the tubers. If Go lla 111 amongst their], we nold it tit:' to let them ro'i in the ground ti—ii in the cellar or pit. Many how- and mark at once. It COll - the disease makes a larger portion of the crop thus utilized. When other II . not press, early potatoes sh;.:1:! be dug and put in cool cel ir, ci in pits in perfectly- dry soi% : nov,-..N TO GI2ASS.—May any time during this month. 1',:1 htt surface in good order; tine compost or some guano; mellow and even ; piek ofr all :.•_ , !:o3; sow grass seed, With if' you please, and roil. Clo- VC:• coring may be delayed until s:Jrilig. Three pecks to a bushel of oats, may be sown of a mid. PICELES FOR SEED WHEAT.—Sin at in wheat is to a very great degree prevented by soaking the seed in a strong brine previous to sowing. The smut is a parasitic plant, which attacks and entirely destroys the head of the wheat. It propagates itself by invisible spores, which at tach themselves to the grain, remain upon it, and are sown with it if not destroyed. This is proved by the filet that pickling the seed is a rem edy for the disease. A strong brine efficient;is many suppose they im proveas efficacy by adding blue vi triol, and others that it is essential to dry off'with slaked lime. In the absence of proof that the blue vitri,l and lime do no good, and as tins for mer is but a slight expense, and the use of the lime a great convenie:xe. we advise to make a brine that ~;11 float an egg; add two pounds ofblue vitriol to the half barrel of brine; wet a bushel of wheat at a time, stirring it thoroubly, and skimming oif the - light stuff as the wheat is poured in— t:, thebrine ; arm• ten minutes, dip out the wheat, and letting it drain thoroughly, throw it into a pile on the floor, and when all is done. sprinkle with dry, powdery lime. shovelling it over until dry e1: ,, u01 to sow. 7105 may be done 21- to :2, hpnrs befof.e sowing. 1);:.\-nc:Nr..—Deepen and el:•an OUi Q ; in land. :1;It• ont).01 ‘‘:tl , l thasst..eiti:nt_ c t he gren pr,ssiltle deplh. In laying st,,ne drains, r..:tv.inber to :17:1 k, the 41 of a 'int*: lf,l'ade, and iite litr a f;•wi or raort. , above. the drain tt:s lo water e , } , :nis• putting in el:1y (I , this sCiFest soil you can . !).;et : and raw hm.d. This secures perma nency. :.S a•elI as efficiency. ('(:ors.—Sow wheat and in the spring. _Mike ]•1 tV, `I; \ViiigS, a month or six weeks apart, the first sowing to be bet weep ti:tir:.t and middle of September, ti her about the middle of Ocl o b. : caeli time sow a patch of ad a patch of rye. The rye lit to cut first, one patch will f,• Ihe other, and then the first will come in cutting conditio.l. 1.• itred or soilinc , crops should ilc :•oughly enriched by either :in:ire, guano, or stimulating 4%r some kind. ..1.1 - ::E.—The season is i'avorable ft.: the manure and coin po:..L helps by all sorts of vegetable nwilcc,—potato tops. weeds, swale gra:.s. reeds, and rushes. Use n o weeds the seeds of which are ripe; or will ripen, and follow directions in previous numbers in regard to coin posting, etc. COMMERCIAL num LI us.—Pe rr - vian guano. will pay applied broad cast and harrowed in belOre sowing wheat. Use about' Nibs. per acre. It may be mixed with its weight or three times its Nr ei of plaster, us ually with marked benefit. At the South, they use equal parts Peruvian and swan Island, or some good phos idietic guano, which supplies the place of the gypsum and add phos phoric acid. Fish manure and hone dust, applied at the rate of about 400 lbs. of each, is a good substitute. Bone-dust is an excellent application to pastures at this season. Mix with equal parts good lively wood -ashes, pound the mixture solid, or moisten slightly, and after lying a week, shovel over on a floor, and break any cake lumps before sowing. FALLEN FRUIT usually contains in sects. Do not allow it to decay upon Life ground and thus propagate a brood for another year. Gather and feed to hogs, if these aninnils do nut have the run of the orchard. The best use to make of 'idle!' apples is to convert them into vinegar. Gather grind ivid press as for cider, and al low the juice to ferment, with free necoss of air, in a warm place. The addition of the lees or mother of yin egar, of li quantity of old vinegar w.ll exi-edii.e the process. VEEns.—lllow and turn wherever ti und, if they have matured their seeds, clearing up the fence rows and 81121tered places, as well as open grounds. • TINWARE. JEW TIN AND SHEET IRON vrA M CTO RV, Immediately opposite Bush's Building, on the west side of Spring Creek, Bellefonte, Pa. • JOHN H. LONEBERGER, doing loviress in thii line in Dish..p t.l,estahliShed a Tin and Sheet t . ? r .s.lannfactory, in :he im•slity above ire, , i••re I. ,chore he is pr,•Tetr•-1 to =apply the ttuh't , woh ,• in his io•tot Om tra.le a.r I.IVIYG 11.1r1: 111:itIC .11 . t h e Lst 111.1!!' BOOTING AND SPOUTING ITeeire prompt attention. and at reason al:le Inns, anti et erything desired in this line +..11 he promptly made to snit pertiu D IRON. COPPED, PE:I7"MR AND V. , tal,r a in x.:lninge I. r manuf.etured n.-;i: h•Q. 1 . 112. 1 LACE! NEAR NEW - LOt: AN roun)ity. lIILLIBISII, • nr.d retail dualta in ~To YES AND T I .NIVARE Ard-efieny St.. Ildiefidite. Hi t of the puidie t.. his elegant stock jii rieeived fur Ihe hit and whit r on•braeing LARLOR AND COOK STOVES, Tat iibn mate. japanned yrnre. seutaless tin etare, min t,it.lled. 1.1 , 1,11 a 1.11 , f , 11.11.1 in a first till :MIA, Ina „t;E•etory itnit sos. e+.lTee ee..21 11 a;t,. (.IJUZI,I and ;,v: •Irippiog purl • • I:: ;;;. , 1 ;,,1.1-er kc tie:;, ;•r •••• ;I; , ,ottitit•hi • 1“; L:, • Itlrliirh :; _ g; Lit:l)g JIM 1,11'.•ChI•I It. I.lJta ;;;, - N (1 tt LON I' Pi.; - : L'_< STOVES, Lave or ail Tl.cy i:lurnizrate. I: dors rri:tt pet pet toil ;airuvrs. That :r. - 1 ri, treaitx,...., durability .1111; 01 il/ei. The IVELLI:\ WrON AND i:oa - AL COOK, l't ielo i and Or: ;mental Ste% with a• It/7. are inooinallad 1.. y any 111;0 4 ,(!t 111I' fr.les, g high °Vent , 11,1 dratl4, and are • • , ;••,L •!u:1)!.• re tweets, :Ind urn war ! .•:r4ert ;It I , . 1: , ;t4 Tilutiadi t tli constantly at low Ggui ed. 1 ZOOFLIG- AND SPOUTING 1:11Ay ait,biled to. and teei. , l attention vel..‘iring stoves, and jubiAng general- Cal! and Fee our aFForttueot before purclias u,g elsewhele, as we are prerarrd to offer gr. at iffilueemeuts. N. 1111.1.1111.511. Dec.2o, 67 tf. DRUGS S. WILSON'S DRUG STORE N in *CV I. 0 CATION is.!.-worq etirner r..f igh and Alle• Lttinny Streets, Bellefuttte, Perto'a. (No. i, IluolonnoFF's Fite subscriber respectfully announces to is many acquaintances and the 'public in that he has removed his Drug and It,alicine Store into he corner room of Broker ..i•tl•t• new building on the Dianind, where be :no el , istuntly on hand a lar:it. si , cl( of ,!: L'il;z. MEDI CIN I?,S. CIiENIIC k LS. P.slt- PI I UERF. PAINTS. I.tVE-t-: I Pi' S, CLASS, I NST .31.7:d EN TS. V.l NT:; TIT DPENI IN E, Oil. Coal Oil, La Ch honeys, tlnieltes. Pair Oil, Extracts. 'rode( ' ,, oup, Tobaveo, 1 ,0 a variety of limey art:c , ml•••• !tltEtter ••• I • etei:tiOtt. he offer , rotes, it:111111115 the (IttlitieS Of the articles tea. Parc: . imers will pi•-ese r,tr.em , • khis, and exit:nice the qmilliMs and prices g ,•titl., tiurelumit:g ,:ttr • idrais . Prescripoom , and Family A:art:fully eempounded a: all hours of by calling at iiis store opp o Itank. • lie tuo,it euietattle,l aid ponal.tr . e :re, mistactiy un loan,' t'or sail' ' e.--iv. .F.H.S, VAI - ZNISII, G LASS ki; .Ic:a Pi: t'i•Y by F. S. IV LSON. T.:OOUS AND BOOKSTORES .I I, ES No.. 9, contaiiiint , Six eS . I'S:3 11 31 ,-; in •. Fa in Ay Re !;.+4.k S!• tt.ll 1 11, , 5, •rvi,' a. 1%.53111,, , F.,.ujiv .A I it.i• h };I , .. 5 Ot• ?, t...,.-nty .11.1 I Sail, a tl, p. tvi this!. al.ti 11 7: 1:1, I' 5t Mgt : . !;* l iii . !'int viso r qtnti.ry e:••d hi: A iter Thvy ale ul 11.111r:1N (i'S BIBLES, IV:it-T.:in:ed. rind an; tar :•ttl.e-i"r to ut ; ten for 11 1 ,, purl ~,, e to Le h wkeo ••,,tlhe coui:try, awl 5..11 :it ex•o.::o:iar in , ;(1.1,11 . 1,Nt;:-.ft)N. No, I lOOTS AND STIOES NNE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES FOR GENTLE M. . A.: tLu u.t.iiug styles uti haiiil or math, to fixed at DAV VI.JIJIIES. Price List with in,triietiens for setit on reel ”; l'oAt Of n•idress. ‘‘: M. F. EA iI LET, I. South Sixth %i Iv.-I P..11;1.4.1011.: IN S URAINT C:E URANCE.—Joseph A. Ran i in, .4 this Borough insures property for •. • companies, t•it Lt rowing In- Ili11111114!(.4 4 _ 0., Pa.. Cotutu ...a it.varane. , Co.. Pa , COM , ;,;, V iz: Insurance Colopony of North I..ntorpiiic insurance t it., , ;hard In ft.suranee Contrary State of and Enterprise Insurance Co., .1 • O. Also, Etna Life insurance f.• Muttiai • iiiiii Insurance Co. of Ncyr York, anti Prosi,elit Life ••o , i'liira. Ile has also liaolt4 , of Pros • Itoar.l of Publication for sale. [3l 13 El-iLAND VALLEY AM- A-, UAi. PRoTECTION COMPANY. 1.4,11.;41:ty, Which 11111iliff the 11:,13:, twer,_ ,bati earned an enviable repu t,.u•.n :nr.tegimut l'ennsylvania. ha; rendered its t,,,n t> -:nurtli Stalte111(111t, a gene r„; tV:dell is hare aiven : An. •pertY itiStired at Lie $7,426,632 uti li()te:: to this. date 615,17' , lii ),,,es paid scar I.si•s till MEM rile ear i of Cu. during Tc..l. nett No. i,euett dur7l44 . .4 4 ar t.. 4111 ,11:U0 "rga i/..1. (3.4 I)() 00 it 11 vi. 12,..11UL I,EN , Pres. 1111'1.T, . 4 .. ! .;ent tor CeUtre (lit; near the U.ileonte, Pa I:".iii. JUJTICE 02 THE PEACE C zs lA.3lt:l - 2L L. .8.A.1111,, Justice of L) : w1:1 ;wend to the vnirinv of .t.: ~ t emeat. <f7.3. Cotteet.itted • . entrusted to hi: rare u• thHea tale door enriL iintch is o n's law office, Bulle. 1 • • IMES Of;. SALE.—A new and good Wa=tir.. Apply at this °nice. Se, t. 4, IS6S-tf CLEAIIFIELD HOUSE, Kept by .) A '511..1S IT. UALER, FRONT STREET, PTTIT,IPSI3URG, PA We wal impeach any man w!io Nara we r a il togite 'tinter and prompt attention tp AL , L oste•ner-t, or fall to cam!r theta torejoice "e el wt.il I"nrniNheti Nile. anti u can roma z t with new beds. where all may feel at butne and the weary be .tt. NEW STADIA N•: .A ND SI-I EDS Tfor ser and rarriagt.g. .il/1-EN .`de LAM; MAN une i2.'6S-rf Prop) ie!ors 4 1 LEMING TON HOTEL, FLENIINO TON, PA. IL (4ERHART, - - Proprietor I,ephart would respectfully inform the public generally that he uo.r eemiiies the ah.•ae named Hotel, where he will be gl i id to meet and greet hi: termer friends, and reeeiro a share of the panic patro.iage. By strict personal attention to the details of his bust nes..., he hopes ttithe able in render satisfaction to all who may favor hi In %rith.thvir patronage. kis bar and table will be made a specialty. Ili::table is good, and he attended by careful and attentive ••sthas An excellent LIVERY is attached to this establishment, which strangers will fitid to [heir advantage. Give him a rail, uthi and lie cowl tent :oat all Will lie it..titdi,tl will their accom modation. June 108-101. n. BROaliikkHOEF HOUSE, BELLEFO:\ TE, PA HOUSEAL ProprietoPs. This is It e only first-class Hotel in Rellennitu. It is a large finely located pssossing sll tito tnuoern occe,.,ory to the tau:trait of their t uet•ts ny y ARMA.N'S ROTEL, Sowhenst corner of the Diamond, LE'LLEFONTE. P 1 Proprietoi E.Xvc.lloll gotl , l and bar M i.. 1 c.AGLE HOTEL, 227 NORTH THIRD STREET, (iletweeulZ.:we CUMMINGS Sc KELLER. Proprietors. Sept.C67-Iy. STATES UNION HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA i This Hotel is pleasantly situ; ted on the outh side of Market Street, a few doors above Sixth lts central locality make 9 it pat ticularly de sirable to persons visiting the City on Lush floss cr Pleasure. W. D. ROBBINS, . A. DECK, Propr:otor, Clerk. Formerly of the Merchants' House. • dpr.2;6S-1y.12. MERCANTILE HARDWARE, Knives, Spoons, Coffee Mills, Shovels. Spades, ltul , es, ]loos, Lamps, Forks, Chain•, &c., at BURNSIDE'S ,t THOMAS. O R S E COLLARS.--:-If you don't want your horses' shoulders gall- ed and wade acre, get good Ilorse Collars at BURNSIDE'S THOMAS. ARNESS, Collars, Cart Whips, A. '4 Carriage W hips, in great variety, tiny et nment Guars, Suciles,..Bridles, Martingales, Check Lii;eF, Cart Gears, Tug Harness, Buggy harness, lititneE; everything in the Saddler's line, at FISFIING TACKEL, Rods, Lines, Hooks, Flies, Feu-Hair Bashets, (r,,s you out to catch trout.) at 111:B.N.S1DE',3 tf: THOMAS. 'TINE GROCERIES—Mocha Cof fee. old:Goverment Java, beg quality ~1 Rio C•dfee' Brown Coffee, Best Oolong Black fens. Given Teas, ',overly Syrup, Golden Syrup. Drip.:, tine exude Baking Alolat , se.,, Eire, and everything in the Grocery line, at the iowest cash prise If you want the best article of Groceries in the market, 13U1tN z,11)E'S h THOMAS' is thEplaeo. rf is proverbial in Bellefonte and thr , ,u t thout the county if you want a ,eotl aniele go to I;UP"NSIDE"; ME I . ",TIIT:r.IMI.IAN'S Celebrated Con v f- , ;tioneries, \‘'lli(ll3:llt'S eeleor.ited ker's Chocolate, Smith's Choc°. ANN hitm Pickio, A trier' can at EATIIKR of all descriptions.— i•recidi Cale S Sheep Skin , i.ining , and everyilling iu :he I.tather line. Warrihiled 19 zit , - isatiislaction. liirl'iNSlDN t T//nAIAS. . c ,_,,( - 11 - 101?, MAKER'S TOOLS and kj Finding: iu an their varieties. BaAbliery, thiehles, ii"ak Bits,-Spats, Rings. awl every :hit% a sa.id:er wants in the inanufaet.Lr:ug •.1' harness is to to found at BUIiNSIDE'S &THOMAS' WSICETS in all their variety, Children's Carriage?, Willow•Waro, 13titts, Pistols. Powder, Shot and Caps, Car tridges, .1:e. Also, Toys of all kinds, nt ItURNSTWE'S & THOMAS'. NEW PATTERNS of Oil Cloths at reduced price 4 at BURNSIDE'S& THOMAS. N OTIONS of all kinds, Stockings, Gh.ve..i, llanilkerchief:4, Co ulis, nooks, in all their variety, and very cheap Turkt:y Prunes, Peaches, Apples. Oranges, Letutins,ail hinds of toreipn Fruit. Bates; Haeon Caiincil Fruirs. Peaehi, Tonnitoei, Pine Apples. Peag. in great ety. Pairleo's Soap, Van :Hagan Olive Soap, Dobbins' Soup, .leg Oakcly Old Castile, Paltn Suap, Elderberry Soap. ,dal a great variety of other soaps at higligst market price paid tbi all kinds of country prmine< nc BURNz;11).1 . : .1: T/b)YiAS. rpE largest and best stock of coots and she,s, r an : , e tpd to g ive satisfaction, at railadcd unly to be (*Duna at 'slUli2 S THOMAS'. - SPICES of all varieties, ground to order, mot wdrranted to he strictly pare. it is the tudy Mace yon can find unadulter ated :tykes. irl them fur your own satisfac tion. taiItNSIDE tk, TlittMAS. T 1 ERRING, White Fish, Alsek i__A_ . 'W.; BURNSIDE'S Ti/OM AS. NNSIDE & THOMAS offer to u •te,. pubhe 01 e of the largest and best -e'r'ocd stocks of uterchandiee in Centre corm 's. Cad examine. anti see for yourselves. ;110DUCI? OF ALL KINDS, tout good quality, wanted at the highest jacket prices at the cheap store in Ite.lelonte. A. ST ER ?; DE HAL / 1/ 1 ' 1.. 11113 v . . HEAT.--Theuudersigned wish 1 1 I' to inform the farmers of Centro coun ty Ilia they will pay the highest market price in each for all kinds of grain. Aug.l6. ZIMMERMAN BROS. cs CO• ENTLEMEN'S DRESS GooDs, such as Cloths, Casimers, Casinets, lre.tings, Hosiery, Collars, Neck ties, very low at mart A. StERNTIER.G%i. ADIES' GAITERS, Children's yJ Shoes. rooi Sundown's. have been add ed to the atovk of FAIRER A; CO. A pr,26,'417. A 'CiIES AND CLOCKS large lot just received by W. pis'', SALT AND B A C ON _L oonEtantly for tale. A. STERNBERG THE ITA-TIONAL, BELLEFONTE, PA., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1868. HOTELS I= =I BURI.`ZSIDE'S W .1110 MAS 11151INSII)E'S ,i, 'I /10 .k 1 A:7; BURNSIDE'S A: TIP MERCANTILE SPRING AND • SUMMER ENTIRE NEW STOCK AT FAIRER S: CO'S NOTIONS, &c. &c —Only complete stock in town.— Trimmings. hosiery. Gloves, Hand kerchief's Buttons, Zephyr, Yarns, Shetland, Germantown and • with er Wool; Col lars. Ribbons, Velvets, Doll Babies, l'a per and Zeyher patterns, Corsets, Work 13askebt. Buck Skin Gloves and AI itta LADIES, GENTS AND HISSES DER CLOTHING It can he it.sertcil without danger of con tradiction that the like of display and v aria ty is nowhere to be found in Corn" county, an d i t i s use&oss toataanpt a prt.pvr ilesr.rip tiou. We have also on hand and just received a large stock oft ;,t3 best LADIES' AND GENT& WIN- TER DRESS GOODS, eugth uN dress, at:A bonttot Alpecens, alicoes,Aluslias, Flannels, eossimere?, leistings, and hildretes 'loop Skirts. FUR TRIMMING AN( ?WAN'S DOWN • Umbrellas, Edging and inserting Laces, Fancy Wood and Willow Ware Blankets of all kinds, Shawls, Nubias,. . Suntags, LADIES', MISSES' AND crar,DnEys SHOES Trunk?, Carpet . Bags, Papar Co:111ra, and in fact every conceivable 'article in the ling of ladies and gentlemen's furnishing goods. CLOTH AND CASSIMERES. Aleo a largo.etoch of Ready wade Clothing. Come anfilliicus. If you don't wish to 1,113 to t will ply look' at our gook and' learn tlo prises Again we cordially ini.t s yoil 'to call. NO. FOUR BUSH'S ARCADE. GEO. W. FAIRER Co May 12.1i7-ly GO TO .0 ELL, GILLILAND &,,. CO., EB3 SAYE YOUR MONEY TN TIUYiNG SPRING AND S U3l AIRI? DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, PROVISONS, SPICES QUEENS, WOOD & WILD AV WARE WU would re6rwettully roll general atten tion Io il.e Inige Flock of FRESH GOODS jest recoi%cd et. ..er commodious store rooms ;•,r the p , , ,q 111 believing that it th• otttl rat , unit and Foe what oar greet of, they will ho convinced ni 4iiei flint UURa IS THE PLArE to per m,c,,c at Hives that will SAVE THEM THE iNEY. 11'u bare every deecriptioo of LADIES' DRESS GOODS for the semen, such as POPLINS' cALlcors, Slli WLS, tc GLOVES, HOSERY, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, LINEN AND WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS, NAP KINS. TOWLINGS, AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, AND GENTS' FURNLSIIING GOODS. A fine assortment of late stylo TRII BAGS for ladies and grnthanon of the best leather and make, In Groreries and Provisions, Preserved Fruits, Spices, dc., we cannot be excelled, if equalled, and are able to sell both WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at lower rates than anywhere else. Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Crackers, Salt Fish, Dried Fruit, Hams, Ba con, Flour, Chop and Feed, . always in abundance, and at low figures. FARMERS are particularly invited to exchange with us their produce. Ministers, Lawyers, Doctors, Farmers,Me chanics, Lab,rers, and ladies and gentemen iu general, are invited to our store, to talc') our goods, and leave us their cash. BUSH'S .ARCADE—LOWER ROOMS, (sear the Bridge,) 134:LLEFO11TE; PA. ar 1 -'6B FIRST PREMIUM 4 , A s, Of a Silver Medal WAS AWARDED TO • im7BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE 1 6 y the N. State Agricultural Society at qv B its Fair, holden in braahua, Sept. 2 0,186 5. OARBETT , S Vegetable hair Restorative Restores Gray flair to its Natural Color: pro motes the growth of the hair: changes the akki roots to their original organic action ; eradi cates Dandruff and Humors: prevents Hair falling out; is a superior Dressing. 44 It contains no injurious Ingredients, and is the most popular and reli able article thmnehout tile 44 East, West. North, and South. South. VET 0 • GOODS J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MANCHESTER, N.H. May 22.'RS- v The Last 4 tiri~IMPR.OVED et wog RESTORER f ,- -FAVp kat- DREsslfig fi ew ptyie oneßoille will quickly restore Gray Hair to its natural color and beauty, and produce luxuriant growth. It is perfectly harmless, and is preferred over every other preparation by those who have a fine head of hair, as well as those who wish to restore it. The beautiful gloss and perfume imparted to the Hair make it desirable for old and young. ' For Salo by all Druggists. DEPOT, 198 GREENWICH ST., N. Y. pmetONEDoilp Feb.2l,'6b-t 1 DIIILADELP HIA & ERIE 1, RAIL ROAD. SUMMER TIME TABLE rrmouGu AND DIRECT ROUTS BE TWEEN PHILADELPHIA, HAUL MORE, HARRISBURG, • LIANISPORT, TO TOE • NORTHWEST. • AND TIIE GREAT OIL REGION ' UP. PENNSYLVANIA.. Cuffs, Elegant Sleeping Cars on till Nigh] On•and after MONDAY, MAY 11th, 15611, Lo Trains en the Philadelphia, & Erie lta toad will run as follows: Westward. Mail Train leaves Philadelphia 11.15 p. m 61 i• " Lock 11aven,..... 9.39 a. in " " nrr. at Erie 4.50 p.. Erie Exp'ss leaves Philadelphia....l2.oo noon •` " Loca Haven,....10.1 p. " " arr. at Erie 10.05 a. Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia..... 8.00 a. in " " arr. at Luck haven 7.45 p. Eastward. :Jail Train leaves Erie. 11.00 a. M •4 Haven 8.55 p. " " arr. at Philadelphia 7.10 a. in ric Express leaves Erie 7.40 p.m " •' •' Lick Haven.— 6.30 m '• '• ' arr. at Philadelphia— 5.00 a. m. Mail and Express connect with Oil Creel. nd Allegheny River Rail Road. :beaked through. - ' ALFRED L. TYLER, May 22:68 ly. Gcneral Superintendent BAuGLI'S COMMERCIAL MANURES TRADE MARK . ON EVERY „fro PACKAGE BAUGH o ;.-ALNS, AND NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO BAUGH'S' BA W BONE PIIoSPitATE, $56 per 21)01) pounds. ;MUG WS CO I eiltlO BONE FERTILIZER sst 2000 pounds. BAUGH'S CBICAOO BLOOD MANURE, $5O per 2000 pounds. The above Manures are furnished in boti age and barrels, whichever customers prefer f 1: 'The Bags are uniform in weight MC pounds.. s Pl • The attention of Ferule's is especially di recten to the fact that the sources of the Ras Material of which the above Manures arc com posed, are so well under control that we cal furnish them of strictly uniform quality an. condition.'and that they contain a larger per centage of au/tomtit' than any other class 0 manufactured manures in the matliet. LAUGH SUNS, 20 S. Delaware A'enne. Phil's. NORTH W ESTE RN FE it TI LIZ IN4 CO., Cur. Lake 4: Lasalle Ste., Chicago. ,:tal - Baugh's Commercial Manures may b procured from dealers iu any of the priumpa towns in the United States or Dominion 0 Canada. For sale by IRWIN ILS , )N, Bellefonte Pa. ,1103..63 41u BELLEFONTE FO UNDRY TODD AND DUNCAN laying leased the Bellefonte Foundry are now prepared to manufacture of all KINDS OF ISIACIIINERY do CASTINGS They manufacture MeG INNIS' PATENT TURBINE WATER WHEELS, GRIST AND SAU •MILL cet:•:TINGS, OF ALL KINDS, Circular. Saws, Mill and Steam Engines with Fixtures furnished at short notice They will also have constantly on band an as sortment of COOICINui AND PARLOR STOVES, PLOUGHS and SHARES. IRON RAILING VERANDAH, POSTS, 4te. Mr. Todd will also be prepared to do Millwright work at all times june17,1564.-Iy. rpE HERO ! THE HERO ! TUE HERO SELF-SEALING FRUIT JAR is positively THE BEST NOW IN USE. For sale by julyl7 ZIMMER:I.IAX, BRO'S & CO. fIUEENS, GLASS and CROCK- Nioe, ery- W are. A. STERNBERG A TTENTION CARPENTERS ! 1 - I_. A valuable lot of Carpenters' Tools are offered fur aide cheap by ZIMMERMAN BROS. & CO. Ju1y3;68.3t. II AIR RESTORER TIME TABLE r flll ill la plofttifiltv.snirtgA CIJICAGO, Solo Iltalttlfileturere. PRICES FOUNDRY SMUT MACHINE I RWIN 43: - , WILSON are con... stantly receiving new goods in their line. lIA-RDWARE of every demiplii.n at reduced pric4s—now opened every flay. inu:29th - - - I AMPS OF EVERY VARIE j ty and kind or IR.vi IN 4V, wii,zioN.s pAROMETERS and Thermome ter; xt IHWIN WILSON';. TUE ANVIL STORE is now re eeiving a large and well assorted 'Stock ot Hardware, Stoves, Nails, Horse Shoes, Saddlery, Glass, Paints, Sheet, Bar and 'loop Iron,also Buggy and. waggon• `'tuck of every desription.—Call and supply )ourselves at the lowest possible rates. novll I H WIN 1. WILSON. ((;ALES, at Wholesale and Retail 10 cheap, by IRWIN S• WILSON. dee2l'66 FINE TABLE CUTLERY, including plated forks, spoons, Se., at mar 2 IL WIN ,S; WILSON'S. CUTLERY—aII makes and prices at Inwis b WitsoN's. mart cess. DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR rel cowling pieces at mart- 'awls ct, WILSON'S. ciROSS-CUT AND MILL SAWS, best make at IRWIN .45 WILSON'S. mar 2 fIOFFIN TRIMMINGS, a large assortment at lItWIN IL WILSONS. marl: HAND BELLS AND DOOR Bells, dl sizeitand kinds at ina 2' IR\VIN S• WILSON'S. _D PLY BOARDS, Plank and Scant ling tier sale by IRWIN tf7 WILSON TAPANNED TOILET SETTS tfl and other Japanned ware, at the Anvi RIM in:1,711,6n QPINDLE SKEINS for wagons, kJ tilt sins, at the sign of the Anvil. tnnyll,ntl IRWIN 4i WILSON. OOKING-GLASSF PLATES of 4 all sizes for sale by IRWIN er,,,WILSON. BOLTiS for Buggies and Carriages, all sizes in use; Fire Bolts, dittto, at MEI RUFFALO SCALES, kJ of the best make. from 4lsup to 120,- 000 lbs. IRWIN k WILSON. mur2 pARL OR COOK STOVES, Parlor Stoves, and tour sizes of Gas- Armors constantly on hand and for sale at mar 2 IRWIN 4, WILSON'S. ijORN BLANKETS J 5 SLEIGH BELLS, at low prices. at IRWIN &, ‘VILSONS'. UNION PATENT CHURN, the best in use at IRWIN Sc WILSON'S. der2l'lBB6 VFOULDING—GiIt, Rosewood &- La. Plain 'Walnut of 01l :?izos tier framer may 1 LIM lItWIN k WILSON. A N ENV HARDWARE STORE : T.& T. IIARRIS NO. 5, BROKERIIOFF ROW Anew and complete ITardwaro Store ha •een opened by the undersigned in Broker ielrs new building—win re they are prepare , o stl.l all kind. 01 Building and House Furnish. og Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails .tnd ever: ariety td goods in their line, ar the lOwcri tes Confident or giving entire earistbetio, ye would respectlullj boneit thepublic patron Vie.• • janslio—ty IQ UGGY WHEELS, in setts, re dy-made, for Fate by J. Sc J. flAit Hz% 0ct.4;t17 fIALL AND SEE THE CH4-1.31- 1._./ PION CLOTHES WRINGER!—Th. 'est article in that line ever offered to the pub ie, now for sale by J. IJ. DART US. sep2l:66 Airand L L Hind ennon SAWS, CIRCULAR _L Saws, T Saws, WebL laws, do., for sale by J..k J. HARRIS. may I0"67. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, BATII Tuns, Clothes Racks and Universal Jlothes Ringers, for sale by mac•l'6fi J. & J. HARRIS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GLASS and Ifirrror Plato of all sizes. tnd glass cut to any required size or shape by sep2l'6s J. & J. 11ARJUS. PICTURE FRAMES of ALL Sizes and Styles furnished at short nu• ice and low terni.4 and all kinds of moulding .onstantly on hand by J. Jr. J. iIAItRIS. WHEELBARROWS 1 . Wheel barnms ! For su!c low by 16;67. J. t J. HARRIS. I AMPS, COAL OIL LAMPS, U Brackets, Ranging Lamps, Sive Lamps. Iniversal Lanters, and all kinds of Lanters, a. sale by 21'68 tiELT.T.NG! BELTING! A fine lot of the best oak tanned Leath r Belting just received and for vale at menu acturers prices by J. HARRIS. inny2s .„4POR . ES, Felines, and hubs, a largo and well seasoned stock of wood -tuff now on hand aid for sale by : • J. HARRIS. PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS! Culivators, Corn Plows, Plow Points, •hear Mold Bards and Cultivator Teeth, for ale by • J. J HARRIS. May 1 0 ,'67. 'TABLE CUTLERY—A fine lot 11 just received and fur sale by mnr23.'B6 J. So J. HARRIS. I,...}IOVELS, SPADES FORKS Nj for sale by J. kJ. HARRIS. mar2:3.'6e OCK.S,. HINGES, SCREWS, Latches and builder's hardware by J. J J. lIA fIRIS. mar23.'fitl ASH SPRINGS.—J. &. J. llarris •,._) arc t..le agents fo rßr.wu Itro',4. in,! r Sash Spring. The be.t thing of the Mtn ver offered to the public. Buiiikrs Call an.. ace it! A ug.lti.N7. _FT_ORSE-SIIOES, NAILS, and Norway 141 s fur sale by mar23.'6l; 1. & J. HARRIS. OlLS—Lard, Lubricating, Coat, Linseed, Tanner, for s2lle by sept2l.'liti J. J. HARR-lit. IN VIL s, VICES, BELLOWS, Screw !gates. and all kinds of .81:,& - • milks Tools for sale by J S; J. HARRIS. I_ELLS.BELLS, BELLS.—Schc ol ..1.111 , .u5e Belk, Fact.,rs Bells, House Belk, bil.ner Bells, Gong Btlls, Tea Hells. Itn , ale by • J.& lIARRIS. may I 0,q17. • (4111NDSTONES, Scythe Stones, anii•whet stones fur sale by Inas] o.'d7. J. J. HARRIS. IARPENTER TOOLS fbr sale at the hardware sture of J. J. HARRIS. FIWIT JARS 85 CANS. 11 'USE KEEPERS TAKE NOTICE ! . large lot of the must improved kinds for sale by J. et J. HARRIS. Aug. 9.'61 pAINTS, OILS, Varnishes, &C., received and fur sale by mar23:66 WEAVING. COVERLET cC CARPET MAN UFACTORY. WILLIAM ETTINGER, A ARONSDURG, Pa., Prop'icier of the old and and well-known Wea ving Establishment, in Aaronsburg, has in creased his facilities for the manufacture of every description of CA RP 131 S AND COVERLETS, and will sell them at the lowest possible rates for cash or exchange them for wool. His work has the reputation of boing well done, and prompt attention is given to all orders. attended to at reasonable rates. Address or apply as above. Wat. ETTLNGER. mayl7;67. HARDWAEE IRWIN ,t. WILSON IRWIN ,L• WILSON'S J.. J. HARRIS J.& J. HARRIS ITOOPLAND'z' , COLUMIV. INTRODUCED INTO 'AMERICA FROM GERMANY, in iE3S• HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS 1100FLAND'S GERMAn TONIC, PREPARED Br DR. C. Jr'. JACKSON; PLIILADLLPIIIA, PA. The greatest known remedies for Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, Nervous Debility, JAUNDICE, Diseases of the Kidneys, ERUPTIONS of the SKIN, and all Diseases arising from a Dliv. ordered Liver, Stomach, or • IMPURITY OP THE BLOOD. Read the following symptoms, and if you find that your system is affected by any of them, you may rest assured that disease has commenced its attack on the most important organs of your body, and unless soon checked by the use of potoerful remedies, a miserable life, soon terminating in death, will be the result. Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn. Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Defi ciency of Perspiration, Yel lowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud den Flushes of Heat, Burning' in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs, combined with impure blood. fjoofinb's &nun Bitters Is entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor. It is a compound of Fluid Ex tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barks front which these extrilcts ore mode are gathered in Germany. An the medicinal virtues arc rti reef cd from them by a scientific chemist. These extracts are then forwarded to this country to be used expressly for the manufacture of these Miser.. There is no illeollolll.l substance of any kind used in compounding* tile fdtters, hence it is the only . iii:la rs that can be used in cases where 20cm:tulle stint uluncs are not. advisable. ijautlanbia Berman (a° mr is a combination of all the ingredients of the Bitters. with Niue Santa Cr= Ram, Orange, etc. It is used for the same diseases as the Bitters, in cases where sone pare alcoholic stimulus is required. You will bear iu mind that these remedies are entirely different fron. any others advertised for the cure of the disease, named, Uwe being scimayic p r eparations of medicimas extracts, while the others are mere decoctions of rum in some fore. The TJNIO is decidedly one of the inns. pleasant and agreeable remedies ever qfered to th. public. Its taste is exquisite. It is a pleasure to tale , it, while its life-giring, exhilarating, and medicina: qualities have caused it to be known us the greatest of all tonics. CONSUMPTION. Thousands of eases. vrisen the pa tient supposed he was afilieted with this terrible disease, Lave been cured by the use of t hese remedies. Eztreine emaciai ion, debility, and rough art the usual attendants Al poii severe cases of dyspepsia or disease of the digestive organs. II vett its eases of genuine Consumption, t remedies will be found of the greatest benefit, strengthening and invigorating. DEBILITY. There is no medicine equal In ifirglamPs Comer. Bitters or Tonic in cases of Debility. Toe i m p ar t a Lone and vigor to the whole sptent, strengthen the op. rdite, cause an enjoyment of the food, enable Mt stoma to digest it, purify the blood, give a good. sound, healthy ample... Won, eradicate the yellow tinge front tin eye, impart a We on tothe che4 , , and chany, the patient from a short-breathed, emaciated, weak, and nervous invalid, to a faltfaced, afoot, and rigor ous nergon. Weak and Delicate Children are made strong by using the Bitters or Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medicines. They can be administered ♦with perfect safety to a child three months old, tile most delicate female, or a man of ninety. These Remedies are the best Blood Ptulfere ever known, and will cure all diseases resulting from bad blood. Keep your blood pure; keep your Liver in order; keep your digestive organs in a sound, healthy condi tion, by the use of these remedies, and no disease will ever assail you. TiM COMPLZZICYS. Ladies who Wish a fair akin and good complexion, free from a yellow ish tinge and all other disfigurement, should use these remedies occasion ally. The Liver in perfect order, and the blood pure, will result In spark ling eyes and blooming cheeks.. C A XI IV X 0 ZU Honfland'r German Remedies are counterfeited. The genuine hare the signature of C. Itr. Jackson on the front of the nuts,* wrapper of each bottle, and the name of the article blown in each bottle. Allathers are counterfeit. 'Phonsands of letters have been re ceived, testifying to the virtue of these remedies. READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS, FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD, •Chief Justice of the Supreme Conrt of Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 16th, 156 T. Ifind "Rhoßand's German Bitters" is not an intox icating beverage, but is a good tonic, useful in disor ders of the digestive organs, and of great benefit in eases of debility anti want of nercous action in Me system. Fours truly, GEO. IV. WOOD WARD. FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 25th, 1866. I consider ttllooftnnd , s German Bit ters" a valuable siteilicine, in case of at tacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. I can certify title from my experience of It. Yours, with resprc JAMES THOMPSON. From REV. JOSEPH 11. ICENNARD, D.D , Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia. DR: JACTCSON—DEAR SIR :—I hare bcenfrlmently re quested to connect any name with r.wommentiali ma of digirent kinds tf medicines, but regarding the pudic, as nut of my appropriate sphere, I have in all cases de clined ; but with a clear prof iu various instances, and particularly in my mon fancily, of the usefulness o f Dr. Hmdland's German Bitters, I depart for once from , n 9 usual course, to express my full conviction that to general debility of the system. anal cliecially for Liver Complaint, it is it safe and valutlile preparation. Jo snore cases it may fail ; bt.t usually, I doubt tot, it will be very beneficial to those who .suffer front the awe, Causes. roars, very respectfully, J. 11. KENNA RD, Eiyhth, below Coates St Price of the Bitters, $l.OO per bottle ; Or, a half dozen for $5.00. Price of the Tonic, $1.50 per bottle; Or, a half dozen for $7.50. The Tunic is put up in quart bottles. Recollect that it is Dr. Ilingluturs German Remedies that are so universally used and so highly recommend ed; and do not allow the Druggist to induce y- to take any thing else that he may say is just as good, h. cause he makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will by sent by express to any locality upon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, No. 831 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia. CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor, Formerly 0. M. JACKSON & CO. These Remedies are for sale by Druggists, Storekeepers, and Medi chin Dealers everywhere. Do not forget to examine well the arGc!e you order to get the genuine, flay I,' fiS-1 y . 11 lIS C L N BELONGS TO TUB LUTHERAN CHURCH OF BELLEFONTE, and the proceeds of all advertise ments. inserted in it are to be devot ed to the fund for building a new Church in Bellefonte. As this wif, for one year, be the most conspicu ous part of he paprr for advertising purposes, no advertisement will be admitted unless the public can be well assured of the good character for hon esty and fair dcaiinga on part of the party advertising. Itirleor terms of space apply to REV. J. A. ITACKENBERG, Bellefonte, Pa. BEATES 45 MILLER, TiVholesaleDruggists No. 224 N. THIRD STREET, Corner of Branch, PLULADELPIILk, Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Glass Varnishne, 1)743 Srilin. Perfni7.ery, S2ie es, Patent Medicines, ,GC. O 7 We guarantee all our goods pure and ;enuine, and at the lowest market rates._,EG July 31.'8: lyt J. WASH. XILLISII Miller & Elder, No. 204 North Third Strect, P.HELADELPHIA, WHOLESALE BOOY.MLLERS, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTUR ERS, and dealers in CURTAIN & WALL PAPERS July 31;63.1yt GRAYBILL & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Shades, YARNS, EATTING, TTADDING, GRAIN BAGS, WICK, 'moo 51s, TWINES, &c. Also WOOD AND WILLOW itiTARE, No. E 5 North Third Stiect, PH.ILADELPIIIA JulySt.W.lyt BURNSIDE 4, THOMAS, BELLEFONTE, PA DEALERS IN FINE gitocEms, TEAS, COFFEE, SU- GAR & MOLASSES, Pure Undulterated Spices, War ranted to be strictly pure, Pure Confectionery. Porcif,n Fruit: b Nuts, BOOTS it - SHOES, Warranted, Leather in all variety, Hata, Cap Notions, Belting, dte., do o. Aug.3l,'BB.ly. . 6 9 8 • 1100 PSluRTs. 628 ~. WM. T. HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE" "KE YSTONE SKI irrs," Pre the hest and CaI.:AN:ST Low Plumm 1 1 onp Skirts in th• mark..t. Trail Shia , . 25 tti.rihwt, $1 011; 211 t•prin;r4, 1 2k; and 40 spring 4. 1 45. P am Skirls, ti htl.e.t, 20 spriotttl, Bu tte.tt:; 25 springs, 05 eent , ; i 0 : , p-u'!.'•+, $.l 15; aroi 35 spring.., 1 25. IVA rrasted ifi curry "Our OWN Make" of "UNION Si lit Eleven T.lpe TrAi!,. from 20 to 50 1-trirt,..s, 4%1 20 to 2 50. Min, Six 'lures, 20 to 50 horn 'JS ccuts Skirts urn h. [ter that, those ;old ity tither estithlish molts au Brat 0;0.8 g,u•uld, and ut much lower !meet). "Our OWN MAKE" of "CHAMPION suit IS" are in every way superior to all other hoop Skirts before the pli,he, and Only have to he exam:tell or worn to eolivinee every One of the met. slairefecetered of tho ',est fn. u finished English Steel Springs. very -uperror tines, Sind the ety le of the metallic fa,tenineo awl manlier of securing them sur ptss for durabi ey and excellence any other ...hill in this errantly, end are lighter, more elaetec, will rear longer, give more ratisfac tivn, and are really cheaper than al others. I.%ery L,01 . } should try them. 'racy ar e . [ sing sold extensively by Merchants throu.themt this end the cdj iuing States at very moderato rat t the best, ael; for "flop :thee Chomp:or: Soirt." It you di, not tiro them, zut the merchant with whom you dial to order them for yi.u, or come or rend direct to or. Merchants will find our differen!graots of Ski: ts exactly what they nceil,anel ere e6pe. daily invite flit CD to call and OXAMiIiB our exteesive assortment, or scud for Vt•holeettle 1,6 t. To be bed at Retail at Manufactory, and of the !Let::ii frcde generally, and at eholesale of the Allarinnietuitz only, to Whom all orders should Lu a.ddres•cd. Manufactory Lldiialesrooin, G2:B Arch St., Between 6th th Philadelphia. Mar. l 4'66 10m..rwlli. I'ol. 11.0PKIN'S. DM itEl'lst , LES' NEW WAEBLIS FRONT, DishopSrt., WINES AND LIQUORS 121: ‘ - f -- 17::. • I , TIIE subscri r I lt-7es,.„:l‘, ber respectfully e!.lls the ntten -7 non of the public to lis establish !pent, where he \'; ! , rel mill to J tuTr.iA hinds of Foreign and .I.)onlestic Liqu- IMEI ors. wbelerale at tlveloW CSt ea .h prices, v , hich aru rtarranted to be tiar b•::4 qualities peeped ing to Inc r reeptetive pric stock con sist,' of 1l:re. 3lotrot.Kahcla, Irirh and other bisk Lind, or brandier-, olland (lin, P in t, M l ,l O ht, Cherr.%. MaCk h.rry and other ertielcs--at ai rt-wmat)lo rA . P 3 Car, b., 11: , •1 in the Olt V. ( . 171.nprigne, Chet ra 1:1t14 .1”,:r%, riltr.:cr and Cil , rAway 1111•And:Pm, t Ervilan t i RUM, COPtial ..i*,l It. w oil l particu larly iotita Far incr., il , .trl Keeper , and ort o •rx hr yell la,r,e Stit ply, jrul f y for tt nut be or atria of pro i.,,l„r• rh.y tan!, nlith car, nuldetar be iontt %vitt in , fit• C ty. e „Zar f h‘,:ri in,. nri• r, spvctfally requesttd u give hit a trial. TOBACCOS AND SEGARS of every deLeription. Best Saaff extortt. Pipes of variond kiziflg, alit! all articles belorigibg to the Toil:lee° Trade, wholesale and ridtit, to the very lowest prices Also, Paper Conant, Cases, and No tiwn of .aiious kiads. Feb.?7,':;;.s ly. 'IIOLE;:;ALE. %VINE /t -ND EIELLEie 0 N 1' E, P A. la .tone formerly occupied by the lieyztotte Bakery. • , 1 1. 4 7 .7 an '. •-a.;11.1 All Partels, Kegs excl, Casks war apt ed le enhtai, . the prantily 7Cprese.ftn/. =l= The propriet , 7r of titis e... , tablisbnient takes plea:nre in inforrl 7 n,;,- the public :bat h* hay eon:qui:l:ly on band a supply of choice tbrcign and tiotnnstic lir;inrs such e. 3 WA; N 4.;TA CLn MONONI4ATIELA, A 5"...) ‘VILISKEI. DLACN:;F:itnY, GlNtir.ft AN DtiANDIES. PORT MA Dl:rt lA. SILEILL/ ANL) LISRON SMITH A 1.1 IioLI.AND NEW !Lem. JAMAICA lain. CORDIALS Peppet riit:r, ,lonisectl rr.d it:p.c. Tha atztntion of runcticing physicians is ca n e d to 0r.7 of puss 11T1U13 6 for tnedicai purn , scs. Bottles j4-IL;s and bow ijoSris conazotly on into.i. lir:e the ;.).N1:: PURE recta? rhis ice; in to-•n. All our liquors reTZ bought F. hen liquor; wet-cite:7, and ?eh them aceordiniiy. All liquors ate r•-trrcuted to gi:a satisfac tion. Confident thet he cm) ple:tse customers he respectfully ?•Brit a aba:a of public patronage. Liqtors t!ia cs sohd by the quart, barrel nr tierce. Place a large lot of _ _ BOTri_' l ,ED LIQUORS of the finest gr:.l.;s, on hand. Ns:v. 1 - )OURBON RYE VinismEs! 4. BAUM, Importer Wholepale Dealer in WINES, *No. 1224 CALLOWIIILL ST. Philr.•lol}hia. 'l l ll E OLD ESTABLISIJED 1..1. {1 IC IM. }SON Co ., 126 r :•71:FE'r. r1..11 , 'A., ti. 4 Yilvtitit,tiir;wz C"Hreeriun..rs it, Nuti, Ac., in be I 'fiired Mar 6.'08-1 %raw° L ADIES, take particular notice! The Real TELPEAU FEMALE PILLS Thres ezylehretc,l many years ago it P,,,ris for the, relia ft•toale irretzislgritio+, gaol after-ar.lz rtmoriaaa ha their eri.oinal , r.it•lovni.nt in tl.l prat•ti-2 of aht.r , ion, are nocr offered for sale for the first tittle in Amer iea. ThP? hat hien kept in comitnrativ• ob- Cl;•ity f7t , ill tb l.tet that tha originator, Dr. Velto:.n, it R p`ltt.ician in P r eis, of go tot tcrim e•mouien ti".l• lid i•ldeg t n t l., withheld them fr , tit trzner4l mei le,t lacy tilt employed for u•nl4rrtUl totrpoqee„ In ore:co:lan it Female iJtoittuetion, Balling of the We - 71h, Whites, flytto Siehnt-m Sup er Itonio.letato Flom of the not.thl7 Ziercous and spi na l AEtctionr. in the Itto.l: Ya. titre;: CD :lisdlt Exertion, Polui , atien of tho Heart, god trill effect a curo alien all other metinti hava failed , bud, al though a pevrerfol reami:y., do not • contain calomel, •ntintony, or anything hurtful to tpo constitution. To married ladies end young girls who have never been regulated. they are peculiar y suited. 't hey will, in n short ti tan , b r i o3 , on the monthly period with rept:larity. CACTlON.—.:Aartita 110i.:6 should never take them r. hen flu - J..: is any reason to believe themselves pregnant, for thoy will ho eure to product: IniB(•Zrriagi. These Pills are entirely safe, under all cumstances, being composed entirely of sub. stances from the vevtable kingdom Each box has a coat of arms fur the city of Paris stamped on the box. with the words "Trade Nark," in French, to counterfeit which is a mh , detneanur, and all persons will be dealt with according to law. Full directions accompany each box, L a dir s can procure at box, see ed from the eyes of the curious, b?./ enclosing one dollar and poetai7e , -t7t , np to A ~/: T l l ". Gcx:aA7 , !..t, for 1; oit , ! I Str.t,:q up-r1;•11,, (;",' .; For P. ao•t f!; 'Mull, Bellefonte, Pa., Adams cf; Co., Lock Haven, and all druggists throughout the country. Aug.9;67-Iy. HOOP SKIRTS L1QU02.113. B A.O M , .AGENT, WiIIiLESALI: ea,mn Also Dealer in LiQuon STORE! J. i:.111:1.E. STREET, BRANDIES, A.ND GINS, "engua"....-re.,•••,,wownwaßsoslnse.m.Arar,3 CON C lONERLES. MEDICAL (WA RRA.TED FRENCH.)
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