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630ton:wits lonia than dye lines liend ha pa t‘ ", at tho rate ot 'i, ,- 7.
Celia r. r lire. All Eoc:ety reaolotiondAstevet onntnicalons roma
eronang c, A1a..% fat office, =PS DX.lO3'Oll I 111,1.01, at tiltrAtlii r (;.
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LOCAL ;NEWS
GIRARD'S SECRET.---I HAVE, ALWAYS
CONSIDERED A DVERTIsING LIBERALLY
AND LONG TO BE THE GREAT MEDIUM
OF SUCCESS IN BUSIN.Ss,f AND - THE
FREI UDE TO WEALTH ; AND I HAVE
MADE ITAI INVARIABLE RULE TO AD
VERTISE IN THE DULL. SI TIMES, AS
WELL AT THE BUSIEST; LONG EICPE-:
RIENCE HAVING TAUGHT ME THAT
HONEY THUS SPENT IS WELL LAID OUT.
A.
eery bad case of Grecian Bend was
noticedin our streets, the other day. •
Is the matter of the weather, we believe
Nye are having about as much as, is necessa-.
DEATIL—The wife of D. I. Pruner, esq:
of thfs Borough, was buried on Sunday
last.
wa3 drowacd at Beaelk Creekin
this county, on Wednesday of last week,
while attempting to' cross the stream on
horseback. Bisname has not been ascer
tained.
M. Lydia Ileverly, an aged and respec
t 33 citizen of How:trd. borough, - • died .on
Monday of last week, and her funeral,
wihn took place on the WediieSday fol
lowing was largely attended.
Our fanners have bee.a favored with ex
callent weather for getting IT their corn
crc;:, - hick we understand is a tolerable
. ,„,
yield, notwithstanding the greit dronth
which prevailed during the summer.
Tim Engineer corps on the Mifflin and
Centre comity Railroad when last heard
from, ware on the, other side of the moun
tains locating this way. They had run
one line through to Milroy, and se - veral
•
side lines.
Ei.srumr; trill • be : found ,an adver
tisement of the Hollidaysburg SeMinary,
boarding school for young 'ladies. "lt is
under the charge of Rew. ' T ,Toseph-Waugh,
A. M., as Principal, assisted by competent
instructors in the Torious departments.
JUDGE LIS - x has laid out a 'portion Of
his farm, on the western side of the :lior
ough, in town lots. Judging from the
number and kind of houses being built in,
that quarter, we have no doubt that these
lots will find a ready sale.
OQ 40 perlice", it seems, can, by their ac
tivity when occasion requires it; Make
themselves quite numerous.. They quelleci
a disturbance on Saturday night; ,bpthe
prompt arrest of severalparties who we
heavily laden with benzine'.
IN common with other mortals, we -
love the beautiful, whether it bb iu nature.
or art. And as often as we pas. the win=
does, or enter the store room of Air. Geo-
W. Fairer, in Bus:l'a Arcade, our
adniira-
Lion is excited by the, fine display of elegau.
goods. Our dreiders . will be doing thenit
selves a kindness by visiting his store.
Born President Johnson and Governor
Geary; have ficed,up9u,Tharsday the.2sth
inst.., as a thy of Thanksgiving and prayer.
On this occasion onr people will have au
opportunity of showing their respect for the
"powers that be," while at the same time
they make their hUmble acknowledgements
due, for Presidential care - excercised over
us both as individuals, and as a nation-
ATTENTION is called to the change made
in the advertisement of Mr. Hahn, jeweler
in the Bush bvilding. Mr. Hahn has•here:
tofore been engaged almost
.entirely in re
pairing. Hereafter, he will have constant
ly on. hand a complete apsortment of arti
cles usually found in a well arranged jew
elry establishment, where his prieces will
compare favorably with those of similar
establishments elsewhere. Give him a
THE firm of Barnes, Osterhont, Herron
& Co.. the largest, cap, and far, establish
ment in Philadelphia, were peculiarly for
tunate when they secured the services of J.
Niles Repheart, formerly of this place. ITC
is known as one of the best salesman in
tb.c city. He has unit up an Wilma - se.
'trade in the hat business in which his opin
ion is law, on the matter of taste. His
:many friends rejoice at his success ; and
_pray ifs continuance.
Tim bby who spends an hour of each
avevinglounging idly on the street corner,
wastes in the course of a single year, an
amount of time, which, if applied to study,
would - familiarize him with the rudiments
at least, of almost any of the familiar sci
ences.
In addition to this, nine out of ten of all
thy boys who spends their evenings thus,
spendt.money enough uselessly to pay for
a lialf dozen of the leading magazines of the
country. Boys, think of this. How much
precious time and good money you are
wasting; yes, worse than wasting, in acquir
ing hurtful habits which will cling to, and
grow upon. you With eaeh succeeding year.
You may in. after lifa shake them off; but
the probabilities are that habits thus form
ed, will be conaponeiat parts of your mental
end physical being, as long as you . liVe.
Be cautioned, then, and resolve that as the
hour spent in idleness is gone forever, you
will improve each passing. one, and there
by fit yourself for usefulness and happiness.
A YOUNG man by the name' of Willi ard
Crissaa, who resides at Beach Creek, Clin
ton county, was arrested on the sth inst.
and lodged in jail, charged with "smashing"
e seat in one of the cars attached to tut.
mail train on the Bald Eagle Valley Rail
road. lie . did the act just as the train was
aproaching the Milesbure station, where
'he left the train and started for Snow Shoe
on foot. One of our horough pcdice startr,
nd in pursuit the nest morning and
over
took him at the summit on the Snow Shoe.
Railroad, where he was arrested, bronglit .
to this place and disposed Of as above stated .
in default of bail.
Rowdyism of this character has occurred
several times ddring.the lastjear on the'
cars, and we understand that hereafter the
perpetrators will receive the 'full benefit of
the law, which will have a - salutary effect on
evil disposed persons, while traveling in
Railroad trains, and add to the comfort of
passengers
. .
WATSON'S' Philadelphia - Business Di
• rectory, for 1869. We call the attention of
our Merchants to this new and valuable
little work of reference to the Trade of
Philadelphia, and commend its utility to
every merchant buying goods, or doing.
business with Philadelphia to the extent
of a thousand dollars year. year. It will con
tain a classified list of all the merchants,
manufacturers, and professional men of
Philadelphia, arranged in systematic alpha •
lbetieal order, a well executed Lithographic
Map, of the; ,city,."ami?vipvs.of,the Public
:Buildings, with other objects, of interest in
.andiround the Qhakei Ciey!' In Ordering
.goods; clireztirig correspondence, or ascer
taining where to• obtain any article eflrdde,.
.or manufacture, it will be indispeisible to
'our Merchants. Such .'& VOik - s much,
.needed, and .its popularity ? . and th stand-
• "ifig 'of tlie - Ptiblishei.i, is Touched fo by the
1
.Dallydequirer, Telegraph, and the 'leading
:daily: and, *Alp:. preas„.of Philadelphia.
- 'Vents: Watson. as, Co., 219 Dock Street, Philaaelplila p are " the Publishers, ;4iiiill
.iieud thew orif:ag .Wort: aciratkeij, I),T4nall;
!postage- ptepald; iiii i i4':tl*Oee!pti of One
Dollar. sedd'iottieuliseriptionie4rly.
1 1 5i. 4 .._4 . 14i5... 1 - 7 fie — advei - ds - entent of the
6Onlidd House restaurant appears In
another _column.` OYsferS, fine and fresh,
served in every styie , on short notice.
Prt our promenades we note no direct ev
dence. - ofseraph summer save in the lone
liness of ldst leaves—while :gossamer garbs
-and delicate hites haie all been transform
ed into the livery ; of 4ntumn.
WE desire 'to ;eared our report of the
election returrOjor ?Philipsburg Borough
and Rush township. • Philipsburg borough
gave twenty-nine . Republican majority, and
Rush township twenty-three Republican
majority. The published returns show
these Agures reversed. .
SoNGEBOD.;i once said "time and tide
wait for no man," "and but few women,"
said another. ..In,this ive,have only to say
- that' time and tide ‘,diff6r very materiall
from the. Zimmerman Bro's, whose stock
of goods is . well selected, prices moderate,
and clerkS attentive to their numerous
'customers. •
Ix consequence, of our removal, which
commences to-day, it will be impossible for
us to issue our paper next week. Some
time will be required to get our affairs in
order. We shall be
.pleased to see dur
friends, in our new home.,
CAPTIAN" COON, our street commisioner,
doesn't'seeni to •'weary in well doing." He .
has by raising the crossings effectually abol
ished the "man trap" which has for some
time existed at the North corner of the Dia
mond. The side walk at that point, he
•ng considerable higher. than the crossing
ints heen afoot sore as well as- an eye sole'
o our people, for sometime.
QUEER QuEnrEs.—in *hat car did the
man. ride who was "driven frantic ?" What
length of a line is requisite to take the
soundings of a functionary who is beneath
contempt? When a man revolves much
in his mind, does it make him dizzy ? If
all things are for the best, where do the
"rations of the second best come from?
What is the exact width ofa, broad grin ?
WE are informed by Col. Gregg of a
much needed improvement is , being made
in Bald Eagle Valley in the' natute of a
bridge across Bald Eagle creek, about one
mile below Curtin's Works on the farm of
3tr. J,ohnEfolter. The new' one which is
to be raised to-day,' 'Will be 110 ft. between
the abutments.
Another bridge is very much needed across
thesame stream at 31.1 bunt Eagle.
pi r 4arod.' ,pontineutills. occupied
Busb's , Hall last might,:givitig, as is their
custom;
. '2uniVerSal
,'satisfad,tion.. To-night
thefappear for-tik time,l and those Of
our peoPle who wish. to see and hear some
thing enjoyable, would do well to attend.
They , honored our town with a visit last
spar, and their .per: irmance so filled our
minds with pleasantilioughts, that we bar)
-never shim beek•entirelY without them.
- 2/7.—The appearances of these mystic
figures in several prominent places through
out town lother morning; gave rise to ma
ny surmises. Some thought it was a Su
Klux arrangement, and others ;Criiiduded
that they didn't know what Was meant.
However a very sagacious individual intiiii
a.tecl that these symbolic figures, might
possibly have some connection with the .
reduced Democratic majority - in this cotm
ty. We believe his explanation was the
correct one.
IN voting for badges to be presented to
the most popular Conductor and Brake
man on the B. E. V. and T. & C. R. R.,
at the Catholic Fair held at Tyrone week
before last, the choice fell upon Conductor -
W. C. Irwin, and Brakestuan S. B. Hood,
of the Tyrone and Clearfield Branch. The
amount realized by tile Fair, throuiih the,
badges, is estimated at three hundred and
fifty dollars. While speaking of Mr. Irvin,
we take pleasure in noticing the fact, that
his train, which runs into Bellefonte each
evening, is now made up of new and very
elegant cars, which are in themselves quite
a luxury.
"SOME MN," it is said "are born great,
and others have greatness thrust upon
them." So some men have fortunes thrust
upon them, while others are the architects
of their own fortunes. sow, if we were to
give directions for the • accumulation of
"stamps," we should iusiat upon, as re
quisite, a free indulgence in industrious
habits, a judicious coarse of advertising,
a gentlemanly deportment, with strict
honesty. BUt here we have described ex
actly the process by which the arm of Loeb,
May & Loeb have attained their peat suc
cess. And then too we should not neglect
th . e fact that their goods are always of the
best, while the prices are reasonable.
Th AT TUItKEY.—We should forfeit our
self-respect, and be guilty of the basest in
gratitude toward the indiv . idual whose
:kindness of heareand care for our welfare
prompted the gift Of as fine a go' bier as ever
trod a "barn-yard all deserted." We should
never forgive ourselves for such Au unpar
donable breach of propriety, as that of
which we would be guilty, were we to omit
mention of the gift, or failed to express our
thanks to the "giver.
The above, or something of a similar uo
ture, is what we had concluded to say in
case soniebody ihouhi c so far forget himself
as to chuck us a ItObbler." '
guar.—The races which, were ar
rangedfor Wednesday last, wereiaistioned,
ill yesterday, on accbunt of the late rains.
We received the result too late for this days
i.-sue. But for the satisfaction of those in
terested in feats of lic7seinanship, we• ap
iiend the following as the entrees' and the
purses trotted for. ,
Tem. fnifse; James Clark, enters
bay mare' "Jennie May," (formerly Lady
Breeze ; ) ; ;
Frank Herdic, enters sorrel stallion,
"Andrew Jackson."
W. D. Rikaril , enters gray gelding,
"Watelnnan."
For $3O purse L. C. Smith enters, grey
gelding,"Grey Squirrel."
.Frank Mullen, enters, brown gelding
"Blind Toni."
For $2O purse, 0.. A. Harvey, enters, bay
mare, 44 . Lady May."
Amos Mullen enters sorrel gelding,
“Dan."
P. B. Wilson, enters, grey gelding,
"Don."
George Lose enters brown mare, "Jen
nie." •
Committee-A.• Krom, W. I). Bikard,
B. Mitchell.
TrrE ceremony of laying the corner stone
of the new Presbyterian church on Spring
street, will be performed on nest Tuesday,
the 17th inst., at 11 o'clock A. M. •
A temporary floor will be laid upon the
joists to accommodate the congregation
with good standing room:
The public are invited to attend.
ORDER EX.CERCIS CS
1. Invocation, prefaced by brief remarks
upon the object of the appointment.
1. Scripture Reading; Psalin XCVI.
"Oh! sing unto the Lord a new *song."
3. Singing, by . tile, cor!gregafipn, Pasim
138, page, -I , ,:last , tliree.statizis," .
tfftlie - anhoititedKiiig:"
4. Ceremony oflaying. the stone, with
'fiatuing'Of aitieles deposited. -
5. Chant, by the choir, Psalm =KIEV
"How amiable — are thy tabernacles,l 0 Lord'
of Hosts 1"
:0; ,Addre.ii, by Elie pastor.: 1'
• -.7. pi l l y • ' :
"
• ft.-Dozology:
n'T"iseGod from wlksiii 4111pfasinwilo ) 7,4 .
O. "Benue'
-, t YfESIIXATTONAL.; F EELLEFONTE PA.:7,.FRIDA.Y
ESE
Life is a beautiful right, in whidh,;..some
st4rs go down, 7thersTile.
WE are in receipt of a communication'
. •
from Major It. H. Foster, in which . ll - e.. - rp-:
lutes the statements made in theletie:iiita;
dressed to J. C. Peters, which appearekiii
our last issue. It will appear next.
A Scrnxiaptc lady, whei_i a question
turned on dynamics, asked , thi• 1:40 .60o:rge'
Stephenson, the celebrated engineer, !!what.
do you consider the most pc . )weiful-, for.*
in nature 2" said he: "it is the.: eye of'a
woman for the roan that loves heii',.:for•i
a woman looks with affection on a .
oilnz7
man, should he go to the uttermost ends•of
the earth, theyecollection of that look will
bring him hack. There is no other force in
nature that could do that".
NEW COUNTERFEIT.—A.. new and dan
gerous counterfeit two-dollar note on the
Sixth National Bank, of Philadelphia, has
made its appearance. It is not very well
executed. A ILtie cation will at once dis
cover its falsity. The cleads above the fe
male on tb3 left (IA have a scratchy up,.
pearance ; the shading ullider the words
"National - Union lank" is course and ir
regular. The pa er is of a blueish ; tint.
The engraving • the back is coarse. Exi
amine all bills of this depomination care
fully,•aS the plate will undoubtedly be al
tered to (Abet banks. _
ADVERTISENG.-It is a poor arguMent
that a merchant brings forward 'in
,suptiort
of plea: alai adVeitising does 'not pay,
when -he tells you he never did such x• thing
and does not-care about beg,inning'ipw,
Dr. Campbell says of advertising; ‘. 0 .117n
farmer plants his 'seed,. and while hesleeps
the corm is geowing: So with advertising: ::
While lon tire sleeping, or eatingi : toner=
sing with one set of customers. your Over=
tisement is being read - by hundred's . arid
thousands of persons who never saw .3:0,1/
or heard of your business, nor npYe - pw4Uld :
had-it not been for your advertisSindrie ap
peaaing in the paper.
MEssns. Maliphant & Cline, Of this.
place, have been appointed agents for the:
celebrated Stump and Grub machine, and,.
as will lte seen by the small billsjssned
from this office, are prepared t0.,,5e1l either
Township rights or machines throughout
Cameron, Elk, and Centre counties. .
furnish the best of references from Messrs.
Robert and George Valentine, and,uther:
men well known tLrougl it the;popply. ,
Mr. Cline also- sells the i.,etallic clothps,
line, an article, theinhereut calue of-which
has made •it one of the inStltutioris of :the
day. Messrs. Maliphant and'Olne are
both reliable men, and we ask for them a
favorable reception at the hands of 'die:
people throughout the county. -
WE have through inaadvertense failed to
notice the Philipsburg Journal published
in this county; It has rerched. its; nurth
number ; and from the appearance of its
advertising columns, seems to be doing a
good business. We can do no less than
wish it abundant success.
We take from its coiunnts the following :
WILD ANIMALS.—We have bean infoim-;
ed that a black bear was seen Oily a short
distance from town some time during last
week, by a man who was driving a car on
a tram road near Coplin Sz Co's Mill. The
cub; for such it apparently was, seemed in
relined to be - friendly at first, but at the ap
pearance of men it hastily retreated into a
thick growth of pines. 4. panther, we un
derstand, was also seen near the Black Bear
Mills. They are approaching quite near:
A LECTURE by the Right !Rev. Michael
Dominec, Bishop of Pittsburg Will de
livered in the Catholic church, Bellefonte,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 17th in aid of St.
John the Evangleist's Beneficial Associa
ation. .
'Subject "The doctrines of the Catholic
Charch IllusErated by the works of
God."
. The characte:istie mildness and . charity
Of the Right Rev. Prelate disclaims every
effort at con!,roz,cl-6: ; but from a Cat - bone
point of view, will ~ : .2.ek't.b fan the coun
sel of St- Peter t",:).uctify Christ, the Lord,
in your hearts, and be always ready t 3
satisfy every one who asks of you." First
Peter, 3 chap. 15 verse.
Right Rev. J. F. Shanahan D. D., Bish
op of Harrisburg and other reverend cler
gymen will be present on the occasion.
A few pieces of select sacred music will
be discoursed by the choir under direction
of Philip Gallagher, est . !.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, P. M—Lecture
will commence at M—Tickets 50 cents—
Sold at the stores of Messrs. F. P. Green,
F. S. Wilson, and by Messrs. 11. Brocker
heti, Edward Brown and Patrick McCaffrey
By order of the Association. • •
John Finnan See't.
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Eiruntingdon County Items.
Court is in session at Huntingdon
John J. Miles, esq., in the columns of
the Journal and American, urges thellon:
John Scott for the 'United States Senate.
The next Quarterly Convention of Goo d
Templars in this District will be held in
Huntingdon, commencing on the 24th of
November.
FREElEcTurum....Prof W. Howard Pay,
a colored divine, deliverd aqecture in the
Court House, Huntingdon, on Wednesday
evening last. Subject: "The March of
Freedom around the World."
. ,
SAD Amu:lE. - N-I%—We aie Pained to learn
the untimely death of Mr. Philip Pheasant,
of Cassville, who was instantly killed by
the capsizing of his wagon, on his way from
Mill Creek to his home. ,
• .21:1•T attempt has been made by the Rev.
Mr. Love, of Alexandria, Huntingdon
county, Pa., to intordace the black, or 'Lake'
bass,into the water' of the "Blue Juniati,i s
A few days since, twelve fine specimens of
the piscatorial inhabitants of the Potomac,
were left to flounder with impunity in the
Juniata - river, by this gentleman.
Professor Day, a colored divine, preach
ed In the Methodist church of Huntingdon
on Sunday last, morning and evening. He
impressed his hearer with his eloquence,
and we have no doubt that many an indi
vidual's prejudicial belief that nothing sen
sible can come from a colored man, was
happily removed.
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•
CAVED IN.—One of the abutmunts o
the Broad Top Railroad bridge spanning
the mill race of Fisher & Sons, in Hun
tington, gave way on Saturpay last, throvi
ing large quantities of stone into the stream.
A locomotive and tender had passed over
the bridge a few moments before the acci
dent. The bridge was kept in its place by
the rails of the tract and timbers. Work-•
men were promptly on hand and in a short
ttme trestled the bridge so that tra,mz. were
able to pass. The masonry of this bridge
is of the most inferior kind, and the great .
wonder is that it bad not given way long
api• lithe old wall will be taken .down,
and its place supplied with one more" sub
stantial.
A BOLE IMPOSTER. ANC) A Corn% SWIN
DLE.—Our friend Elisha Shoeinaker,• of
Oneida township, was recently "done" out
of a small amount of money under the fol
lowing circumstances, A stranger, during
the early part of th , ! Summer called upon
him in the held wll.-re he was plowing, nod
represented himse.f as an agent for the
National Agricultural Department, saying
that they were. about getting ready for pub
lication an extensive work oi - . 1 / 4 Agricultural
'statistics &c.; - *lhr which he was at present
collecting materipl ; , Ho gave his name-as
• Geo. -W. BoWnian;said . he was stoppingitt
the "Franklin House," in Huntingdon, and
proffered :Mr. Shoemaker a copy of the
work gratis, provided 4e Woutkl furniSh
Certain statistics; and also prom. 7
ised him an annual copy of the forthcom
ing'-ibikitt; irhe'WoUld agree, to. furnish the
department with an ! occasional coannuni
.C.ititili. In`clitiEtinatiiini of the genuine
:nem— of the assertion hi produced a blank
bobrof statistics, with a number - of printed
gnestions,relati7e,to the l condition am! pi6s
fieets-ciftli6 diffeieni CiOpsintlie neighboi
hoqq., the. answei . s. t.o, which he wroe down
aedietAed tblifiri by ! Mr. Shoemaker, re
marking in relation to a blank spao at the
7,bot.tom ofthepage; -that' it' was for
irepiilybich he pallid fp up from
other sources; and then asked lir. S., to
sign his name to the report, which he did
and,tlepughtno more about it till -1, few
day -ag Q ; , :when lie rece"'ed a notice from
the! - TiOt National limn.. of Huntingdon
14 . 4 pts'itote'ifox!'ninety five dollars was
due;;And:)iponjuitlaer investigation dis
cpvered-td his coatthat the pretended agent
.liad- - ',Widtten ; ,a , not , for the aforesaid
s,l3iontit; abovc:his 'signature in the blank
'4 l ,ic:g,.dispi:qict-Of the.-,paper to a third
patty, and - immediately, left for parts un
known, leaving 3f.r. S the satisfaction of
pal:ng the arnmaitt -- of, the not , for the
privilege of-enjoying the wonderons infor
matidn that strangers are not all"angels in
inn . i " se. '. '
- .We.givithe - .Public .the benefit of the
transaction as the neat best thing to be
done, in order to pre - vent others from be
ing victimized in a similar manner, and
under the impression that there may be
othet farmers iu- the countay who may find
out they have similar. obligations in bank
maturing at a time when they are not sus
pecting them.
The .public press may confer a benefit on
the,. conitaunity by passing this notice,
round. -
Blair County Items
Tar, potato crop io this SC:tiOD. is sail w
have yielded renuukably well—and many/
bushels have been. taltel to Altoona. One
dollar a bushel is the price paid here.
A vein of leia Ore bits been nand nea
Hbliiclaysbur4' by fir. James 23'a1one,
piece of which was smelled by F. B. :32th:
and found to contain abons SO par co.n,
lead.
A piece of General George Washington's
first carriage was exhibited at the Hollidays
lairg fair ; also a Geiman bible printed in
1533, cad it iliult made 1O years ago.
Simie of tbe sporting ones in Altoona
ma4e . preparatimis to have a shaking
pond itkthg,,plaee. - Hl:pat isn't big enough
for them they slicidld. emigrate here nap
we Will,loan4heJuumhetiaat.
The, Altnoua Tribune gives a somewltat,
lengthy account of the daanage efiezted by
a tornado which prevailed in that place on
Thursday of last week., it seems that the
rearwall'of the new Methodist church, iu
the rourtward.was blown down, entirely
demolishing the .chapel; used as a tempo
rary place of worship; by the congregation,
and by the Sabbath School, The Church
was only-in.procd.§i3Of'erection.
BLOW.N ACCIDENT.-
On lloliclay . a.fterpipn,laq, engine No. 26,
hauling freight . trains on the Newry
Dranch, exploded her boiler while standing
oitthe track near the portage iron works,
, at ptincansville, instantly. killing Robert
Patterson, engineer, and 'Philip Davis, fire
man. The force of the explosion was ter
rific, as may be judged from the fact that
the 'engineer was thrown between 900 and
1000 yards from the engine, passim over a
churchAn . d;stable. One; person who wit
nesced;the
_explosion says that the hody of
Patterson
..*as,:fully—fifty feet above the
Church when .it passed, over it. The body
of Davis was thoWn over the embank-
Inent of the road
were horribly mi
coguition. _The
daysburg and - i
of the expi
A WA.GIi P.
William Marsh:
Bingham; Repui
result of the St
State went Re]
convey Binghol,
the Depot in this
residence ; if the
the wager was vice versa. The election
having resulted in favor of the Rbpublicans
Marshall came promptly to time, on
Wednesday evening last, with the wheel
barrow, to full his part of the contract.
Quite a crowd composed of members of
both barties, collected at the Depot to wit
ness the start. All things arranged, Mr.
Bingham took his seat upon the wheelbar
row, and Mr. Marshall picked up the lta
dles and moved off with his load. They
were accompanied, on their journey, by a
large party of friends, and trere.was much
sport attending the performance.—Altoona
Tribune.
Clearfield County Items
The barn of Mr. Foot, near Janesville,
Clearfield county, was, on Thursday night
last, entirely destroyed by fire, together
with a large amount of grain, hay, tic.
Cambria County Items
A girl in Ebensburg was eaulit it the
act of applying the torch to 113: employ el . 's
dwelliag. She said she "gas instigared
by the deail."
Mr. Teter Kinney, of Jackson township,
Cambria county, was thrown from
. his wag
on the other day and choked to death. His
mother, who was in the wagon with him,
was severely injured.
A Democrat in Cambria county was fool
ish enough_to bet.with a Retpudli.:an.. The
condition of the bet was such that he is to
be lucked in his ice house, and remain there
four hours. We hope his desire to make
Bets in the future will be frozen out of him,
with out being confined in such cool quar
ters.
While four men'were engaged at work
upon a scaffold at the new Welsh Congre
gationalist chnrch in Johnstown, the scaf
fold fell, and they were precipitated to the
floor beneath, a distance of twenty feet.—
One man was killed, and the others more
or leis hurt.
Potter Comity 'tents.
KILLED rry - b HORSE.—A boy of about
13 years of age, named Vangelder; living
at Air. Amos Raymond's iu Ulyssus town
ship, this county, was killed by a horse on
Sunday afternoon, the 11th instant. He
had, a day or, two previous, in watering
the horse at the.well, tied the halter to his
ancle while drawing. the water, and was
told that , he must not do so again as he
might get killed: On this occasion he took
the horse to the well, and, probably tied
the halter as before, as in a few minutes af
ter the horse was seen ruuningat full speed,
with the boy attached to the . halter, }lying
in the air, and within two minutes after
terward was taken up perfectly lifeless, his
skull being badly fractured.—P otter JOttrrill
MARRIED.
On the 2.5 th ult" by Rev. Ei Butler, Ictr. A. T.
Boggs to Miss Clara M., daughter of Major Hall,
all of Milesburg, Centre county, Pa.
Ou the 6th inst., by the ReT, J. A. Blacken
berg. Mr. William Mulbarger, and Miss N, E.
Simpson, all of this county.
On ,the Bth inst., by the. Rev. E. Butler, Mr.
'Jacob Foutz, to Miss Adeline, daughter of
James Dale, of Centre county, Pa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. .
BOOK AGENTS,
.1 Aro meeting with rare saccess in Bell
ing Sir S.W. Baker's 'Esplerations and Adven
tures among the Nile tributaries of Abyssinia
to which is now added ar account of the Cap
tivity audreleate of English. subjects, and the
career of he late Emperor Theodore. No book
is received ,among alt classes of people wi :h
such .uutteunded favor, or so fully combines
thrilling interest with solid ineruction. Agents,
male and female.• sell it rapidly.
"'An admirable record of scientific oxplorn
tion, geographical discovery , and porslnal ad
venture. ',-,N, Y. Tribune. • '
gtlt ii iskied in a very attractive form, and Js
asnutertaining aka reinanctt.'i--Bostort Journal-
Fnll application to O. 1). Cale
. Co., Publishers, Hartford, Coen.
.1016 4t
WHO DID IT?
•
WHY CLINE & MORGAN
DID IT.
AND THEY DID IT JUST RIGHT.
They believe that whatever is worth doing at
alt In worth doing well. And upon Ulm prin
ciple they hare opened a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT .MARKET,
In Mrs. Irvin's, store;room on the north side
of the Diarnond,'and two , doors north of Alle
gheny street. • ' •••
!rThey.will slaughter good cattle every day.
mud :will therefore hare constantly on hand
good fresh meat of every diseription. '
.They will also keep for the accounhodstion ct
customers chickens, eggs, butter, oec.
Whenever the people want something real
good—a little extra nice, lit them call at
CLINE A MORGAN'S
• CITY MEAT MARKET.:
9 / 8 ' 6B, . •
AV ANT E . • MALE
or
at their own home, in• a lig l ff and honorable
business. Any person hating a; fes; hotu.s daily
-to spend will fled this a,good paying business.
Addrestri,fiending two stamps,. f.ir4frill particu
lars E. E. LOCKWOOD,
. 10 16* Detroit, Aria&
MISCELLAXEOUS.
RANI
Ali, TIGHT GAS BURNING
HEATER,
WA R RANTED
T GUEST.
SE FF•FEE
Satisfaction Guaranteed
RAND, PERKINS & CO.,
dANUFACTURING DEALERS IN
Cooking Ranges, .
Low Gzates,
Registers, -
Ventilators,
ALSO
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Magee Patent Heaters, Ran
(Ts and Stoves."
NO. 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET
NO. 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET
DELpfIIA, PA.
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REMOVL
"THE MILLEVONTIS NATIONAL" Will
henceforth be issued from its comfortable
rooms, in the new hotel building, on High
street, West Bellefonte.
THE EDEN SCHOOL.
I This Institution situated in Union
ville, on the Tyrone and Lock Haven Branch
Railroed closes its Summer Session the 24th of
October. The' Winter Session commences the
16th of November.
Good Board and accommodations furnished
students at $3.a1l per week.
Tema of Tuition por term of twen y weeks,
514,00. -"
For Further parti
EDIT
a•idre •
-*I :KEILSI.
to..atog. Centre Co. Ps
10 16 4t
CALL AND SEE THE UH:AMI
YION
ULOTHES WRIA'Ok. I—The
best article in that line aver offi..ed to the pub
tic, nvw for sale by • J. b J. HARMS.
,AW
114 ILL Sh i'S, ,CULA4
and. Hand Saws. Tennon ciarrs, Web!,i
SAMS, tte , for Bale by J. &3. HARRIS.
may I W.'67.
I CE CREAM FREEZERS, BATH
Tuns, Clothes Rocas and Universal
Clothes Ringers, for sale by
snayVelti .l. S J. HARRIS.
FULL ASSORT NIENT OF
,;,,A„t-..;;LP.,; Siirrror Plate of all sizes,
and giae , out to in) required :lize ar •hape by
tiep2l:66 • J. &J. li ARR ES.
Stoll PER MONTH.—AGENTS
IVant.3d, Nate or Female, that can earn
from ss3.te. Sled . a month at th . .ar owa homes,
and xp , .ner..B pal !. For foil paxicals.rs ad
dreai stamps. E. E, , OKWOOD,
'16'16 iitik Agent,
EYRE LANDELL,
3;e11 ` 4 TS., PHILADELPHIA.
.Gooil Blabk SILKS,
Good Colgred SILKS.
• , lOO.
BE
.:FALL GOODS' OPENING.
A N ••AN A PL' , E
Lyons Silk :Velvets, , Now Style Shtiw,ls; tv
Drem Goods; good Blankets, Table Linens,
S h ootings Sliirtings, Cloths and Cassbxteree.
N. 13.--New goods - received
_daily in large
lots JUL' Jobbing.
, • ' ' • EYtt:E & LANDELL, • ;
10 164 t 4th &Allay rhiladelphfa:
ORNING, NOVFMBER 13, 1868.
BELLEFONTE, Aug. 27, 186 S. .
White Wheat, per bushel,.... 1
,_.S'J
Led " d0...•.: - .",.... 1 7 , 3
Rye, do..
" • '.
1 20
Corn, do • 1.15
Oats,. do - • - •
Barley, do.
Clover Seed,
do. , •
Potatoes,
Lard, per vound,
Butter, do ...
Eggs, per do•-•±n,
Plaster per ton
TOR
1V ''
MAGNoirs. WATER,-A delightful toilet arti
cle—superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Puma° attention is invited to 'the House
hold Gas Machine advertised in another'column
by DaVid Jones, of Philadelphia.
SuccassruL t because of superior merit. Mrs.
S. A. Allen's linprcved new st 3 le Bair restorer
or dressing, in one boitle. Every Druggist sells
it. Price One Dollar.
Erna AND LAtirott.L, 4th and Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia, are 710 V; oaering a large stock of
Fall Goods to purchasers. This is an old es
tablisneo and reliable Dry Guocis House ! Road
tucir advertisement
• IT Is not probabi, that Absalum was oblip - ,;:d
ro . use arty in.ir pie; azution to bra: his hair to
gro ot to each an eat no lurgtY as it is said to
have attained. II: our day. hOwev.!r, peap!
quite ir_quuntiy ila it necessary to call ECL.:II
- Skill to aid them in this ri.spect. Such will
find their every wish supplied in "Barrett'd
Vegetablu Hair itestorative.".
'TAXi. Plantation Bitters, and with them a new
lease of life. Tho oil are mada, young again,
tue inzeldte-aged rejoice, and the young become
doubly . brilliant by using this splemticl. tonic.
Dyspepsia,. Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Head
ache, Pains in tin: side, "Crick in the back." and
au symptoms of Stomachic Derangement, yield
at once to the healtu giving influence of Planta
tion Bitters.. They add strength to the system
and buoyancy to the mind.
• To ClozisumPTivzs.—The Advertiser, having
been restored to laculcli in a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having sneered Sev
eral years with'a severe lungallection, aid that
dread disease, Consumption—ism:Wow; tomalie
known to his ioll•w sunerers the means of cure.
To allwho desire it; he wiil send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure Cure for Consuption. Asth
ma, Bronchitis,&c. The only object of the ad
vertiser in sening the Prescription is to benefit
atilieted, and spread information which he
oiceives to be invaluable ;.and be hopes every
"tferer will.try his remedy, as it will cost them
..uthing and may .proir . e a blessing. Parties
wishing the perscrip.iou will please address
Ent. EDWAItD A. WILSON,
185 South 2d St., Williamsburg, Rings Co. N.Y.
• lir there is anything an honest farmer likes it
is plain dealing. It is his own way of doing
hings, and he will never. do business if he
knows it, with any one who is even disposed to
take advantage of him. When he is dealing hi
corn and wheat, 'he isn't afraid of any man's
getting ahead of him, but when ho goes to town
to bay things with which he is less familiar, then
be wants first of , all an honest man to deal with.
All visitors to Oak Hall, are struck with the "in
structions to Salesmen" posted on the wall, and
signed .by the proprietors, Wanumaker and
Brown. This is one item :
"No mis-statement shall ever be made about
the material, quality, value, fit or in any par.
ticular as to the character. of the article offered
for sale. The utmost fairness, candor, honesty,
and truthfulness, ,shall be exercised in every
transactwn.. No overpraising, putting up, or
anything bordering upon deception, shall be
practiced in the sale of goods.
Tux Ulfloll reourte ItAILItOAD I we esteem
to be the greatest industrial triumph of the ago
—a triumph that will attract the attention of the
worm, and 4 ot ti c J . to nation may well bo
proud. More than 12 ,0 1 10 mon are engaged in
constructing this Colosiali&S. and 800 miles of
it have been completed, fillip elia;:zmed, and are
in successful operation. In a low more
the whole . line to' the Paci :will have '
fie M
t"
opened. and the ntamMoth work of Modern
America achieved. And then In the enormous
freight from the East, 'wha:t hundreds—what
thousands of the "BARLEY SHEAF" COOKS
Will be found hastening on—on—for distribution
in distant States—two great modern triumphs of
art, science, skill, ingenuity,. journeying on to
gether, hand in hand, as it were.
The ' , Barley Sheaf" is beyond all doubt the
best planned, the most admirably constructed
and quipped stove ever invented. Its beauties
as a baker alone are worth its entire cost Its
oven doors being double tiu lined, render it a
splendid baker, and this, too, at an immense
saving of fuel. The Barley Sheaf burns both
wood and coal. Avoid Imitailons ! For sale by
W. W. Weteler, lllilesbarg, Pa.
WANTED.—A
.situation as
Salesman' s' 1 Bonisacc in a store
" • •
or nianufactory. Can rnish thevury beat testi.
Ilas been engaged in the mercantile
"nasin,is as salestnat , for twenty fire yeats.
Ingure at this (ace.
TT.ATEST STYLE BALMORAL
4
and Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Kid and
Cotton Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, and all kinds of
trimmings, for sale by
nILS, PAINT, VARNISH, GLASS
ELI and PETTY by F. S. WILSON.
apl3 - •
THE, ANY.II STORE
•
STOVES, • . •
. .
STOVES - •
•
• . - STOVES
• The Anvil Store is now receiving the largest
air d beat lot of Stoves over brought to the mar
ket, among which is the justly celebrated
ORIENTAL PARLOR STOVE,
all size., Parlor Heaters, for chamber. above
These stoves, have no equal for beauty or utility
. 'NIAGARA COO*, Four sizes.
SUSQUEHANNA COOK, Four sizes.
NEW AND .411 PROVED PARLOR GAS
BURNERS, Four Sizes.
NEW:STYLES EGG STOVE.
NEW STYLE ARCTIC. .
•
NEW STYLE PICKET STOVES,
and various other patterns, also Heating Fur..
ilexes for dwellings and churches, to be put up
With bricks, and portable, cased with galvanized
sheet, to be used without bricks, which will heat
from four to eight rbome, according to size.
D 25 tf IRWIN & WILSON.
REMOVAL.
LM
The Cheapest and Best Job 'Printing
Office in the Central part of the State has
been removed to the new hotel building,
West Bellefonte, : .
~~-.. ..
EELLEFONTE MARKETS.-
SPECIAL NOTICES
STERN 13ER(4. & BRANDEIS
=NI
, 125.
6 00
1 00
25
• 4 0
20
.. 16 Oo
SEPARATORS, REAPERS, &C
GRAIN SEPARATORS.
Geiser's Patent Self.aegulating Grain
Separator ' Cleaner and Bagger , with the latest
improved Triple-Geared }acre Power, driven
either by gear or bolt. This machine will
thresh and clean your grain perfectly, ready
for market, by one •-ation, with more
agreeableness to hands oa the old way of
threshing. _ _ _
The celebrated Willoughby Patent Gum
Spring (rain Drill can't be beaten in the
country for rocky or stumpy ground. No
breaking of pins! NI bunching of gain !
RESTERS.
Tho Ohio Ilarcester is nnsv taking the ion.'
among reapers and mowers. It is a co:old:led
R‘;aroa., and Mower, has two drive wilcvle,
drop and platform, and rives either side or
rear delivery. Is eajli man god tor- haree
anal mars.
Pratt's Patent; Item Hay-IZakc is tho be,
in tho market. 20,000 of them are now in ase
and give universal satisfaction.
Glakiing's Iforsollay Forks. with Cle above
named uwxhiacs..ivith repoirs &r tho sumo,
are all being sold by J. I'. ZIMMER:42,I\r,
who eau he seea at Bush's Amok:, No. 0,
Bellefonte, .Pa.
. April 10,'a if.
• .
ELEcnac TELEGRAPH IN
C iI I N A
THE EAST INDIA TELE CI ItA
PANY'S uifliii.lS
N0:23 25 Nassau &mot, Now Yuri
Organized under :3peclal charter from the State
of New York. '
CAPITAL
SoO,OOO sir,uti3s , $lOO EACH
DIRECTORS.
HON. ANDREA' G. CURTIN, Philadel
phia.
PAUL S, FORBES, of Rutaiell Co., China.
FRED. BUTTERFIELD, of F. Butterfield
4t Co„ New York.
ISAAC LIVERMORE, Trianner Michigan
Central Railroad, Boston.
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treasurer
American Express Company, New York.
HON. JAMES NOXON, 6.yrucoe, N. Y.
O. H. PALMER, Treasurer Western Union
Telegraph Company. New York.
FLETCHER WESTRAY, of Wotray,
Gibbs Hardcastle, New York. -
NICHOLAS .M/CKLES, New York.
OFFIC'LIi.S
A. G. CURTIN, Presi , icrit.
N. 11 , 1ICRLES. Vice Presi , lenC.
GEORGE CONANT, Secret:ivy;
GEORGE ELLS (Cashier ,National Bank
Curnmonwealth,) Treasurer.
11.0 N. A. K. McCL URE, Philadelphia, So.
licitor.
• The Chinese Government having (through
the hoe. Anson Burlingame) conceded to this
Company the privilege of connecting, the great
'seaports of the Empire by' submarine electric
telegraph .cablc, we propose commencing oiler.
ations in China' and, laying - clown a lite of
nine hundred miles at once, between the fol
lowing'porte, viz.:
Canton
Macao. ......
HOng-Kong
Swatow
Amoy
' 1 2.- - A-Chow •
Ningpo
Hang Chean
Shanghai
Total
These ports have a fo,
$900,000,000, and an
trade,besides which we ha
tertial COmMeroo of the
from them points, through
igable rivers
. Thu cabin being laid, thi
sus erecting hint; lice;;,
speedy and trustworthy me,
whieb. must commouti
wbera e!s3. and of e.)eial life, especially in
China. :;he has no pito] sit•tew, and her
my means now of eminunioalw.g informa
on is by couriers on ',Lod, and steamers
on water.
The Western Worla knows that China is a
very large country. in the main densely peo
pled; but few yet realice that she contains
more than a third of the human race. The
latest returns made to her central authorities
for taxing purposes by the weal magistrate.s
make her population Goer Hundred niol.Funr
teen Millions, and this is more likely to be
under than over the actual aggregate. :Near
ly allel these, who are over ten years old, not
only can but do read and write. Her civili
zation is peculiar, hut her literature is as.cx
tensive-as that of Europe. China tea land of
teachers and traders; and the latter are ex
ceedingly (pick to avail themselves of every
proffered facility for procuring early informa-
Hon. • It is observed in California that the
Chinese. make great use of the telegraph,
though it there transmits messages ie English
If the telegraph we propose, connect
ing all their great seaports, were now in ex
istence, it is believed that its business would
pay the cost within.the next two years of its
successful operation, and would stealily in
crease-thereafter. •
No onterpriso commends itself as in a
greater degree remunerative to capitalists,
and to our whole people. It is of a vast na
tional importance commercially, politically,
and evangelically.
- .
Ag-The stock of thi. Company has been
unqualifiedly recommended to cap.talists and
business men, us a desirable investuaeot by .
editorial 'articles in tha New York Herald,
Tribune, World, Times, Post, Express,lnde
pendent, and iu the Ph iladelpitil Sec h Amer
ican, Press, Ledger, Inquirer, Age, Dell eti
and Telegraph.
Shares of this Company, to a limited num
her, may be obtained at $5O each. $lO paya
blo down, $l5 on.the Ist of .November, unt;
$25 payable in monthly instalments of $2.50
each, commencing December I, 1868, on.ap
plication to
, DREXEL & CO.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Shares can be obtained is Bellefonte by ap
plication to W. F. Reynolds 4' Co., Bankers,
who are authorized to rettive subscriptions,
and can give all necessary information on the
subject.
9 25 '6B.
DETER MCMAHON,
Guarantees to give entire satisfaction in the
BOOT AND SHOE
BUS' V SS.
Employing none but the Very
BEST WORKMEN.
•
He feels safe in requesting every one who wishes
a neat fitting boot or shoe, at a reason.iblerrice
to give him a call. at the northeast corner of the
Diamcntl.
GEORGE A. LOSE'S
NEW LIVERY clzr ABLE.
An entirely new stock of :Lorscs, Carriages,
Buggies, &c., for hire. Private families fur
nished with safe horses and good carriages. The
steel: is entirely new and the best in Bellefonte.
or atlnquire either at the Brockerhotr House
the stable. S
n
.FRUIT JARS & CANS.
.must KEEPERS TAKE NOTICE
A large lot' of the mot. hoprovol kinthl for
sale by J. S J. HARRIS.
Aug. 0,:67.
Tr_ 4 , ORSE-SHOES; SAILS, and
Norway Pods for by •
mar2.3.'6 • J. 14,1 RR'S.
OlLS—Lard,, - Litbri . ca[ing, Coai,
- Linseed, Tanteis, Lt
'
ANVILS; VICES; !BELLOWS,
.Sonew Plates, and ail cf - i:i.trii
einitb.s Tools for sale iv J. J. 1I I:2[S.
RO 1t S E COLLARS -If you
don't want your }p,rsee outer gall
ed and made eate, get good II Cully r; at
BURNSIDE'S; 110:4 AS.
RIRT - TLES OF DIF
COPPER
• FEREST sizes and weights, dtract
from the Factory, at, lotY rat by
• 10 1t: tf
10LOUGGI WHEELS; in setts, re
dy-made, for cal° by J. & J. liAltitlS.
0ct.4,'67
DRILLS
lii tiLS
FORKS
3000,000
- Population.
.. . ..... 1,00;000
60,000
050,000
200,000
.........200,000
"......1,250,000
.:....200,000
.........400,000
1,200,000
=
NEW ADI7F,,RTI3EMEITT'S
VINE GROCERIES—Mocha Cof
-24._ tee. Goverziment Java, best quality
of Rio Coffee, i.:rown Coffee, Best Oolong slack
Teas. Green Teas, Lovering Syrup, Golden
Syrup, Drips, fine article Baking Molasses,
Rice, and everything in the Grocery line, at
the lowest cash price. If you want the best
article of Groceries in the market, BURN
SIDE'S Sr, THOMAS' is theplace.
T T is proverbial in Bellefonte and
throughout the county if you want a
good article go to
BURNSIDE'S & TiIoMAS.
WHITMAN'S Celebrate 6 Con
fectioneries, Whitman's edebratetl
Chocolate, Baker's Chocolate,•Stnit§'a Choco
late, China Ginger, English Pickles, American
Pickles, &e., at
BURNSIDE'S 4 1710.11AS'
_LEATIIER of all descriptions.—
French Spanisix SJlo ,Loa•
Moroceoes, Sheep Skin:, Linings, ann
everything in the Leather line, Warrantea
to girt; satisfaction.
11 - JRNSIDE &
Hi MAKER'S TOOLS and
Findings in all their varieties. Saddlery,
Buckles, look Bits, : - ipots, Rings, and every
thing a saddler wants in the manufacturing
of harness is to to found at
ii DE'S &THOMAS'.
ARDWARE, Dives, Spoons
is °Wien Mills, Sii 11. Spade', Reif C ,
Loa:, Latnps, Forks, Chain., be., at
BUR:N:7II)L'S S THOMAS.
VISHING TACKEL, Rods, Lines,
Hooks, Flies. Sea-Hair Baskets,
you out to catch trout.) at
BURNSIDE'S & THOMAS.
BASKETS in all their variety,
'Children's Carriages, Willow-Ware,
flans, Pistols, Powder, Shot and Caps, Car
tridges, ac. Also, Toys of all kinds, at
Lt R :FIDE'S& THOMAS'.
•
NEW PATTERNS of Oil Cloths
at reduce! -, rtees c.
Ell i ktiN ID E'S L THOMAS.
TOTIONS of all kinds, Stockings,
Gloves, handkerchiefs, Combs, Pocket
books, 'n all their variety, and very cheap.
turkey Prunes, Raisins, Pesohes, Apples,
Oranges, Lemons,all kinds of :areign Fruit.
flatus., Bacon &e. Canned Fruits, Peaches,
Tanta: des, Pine Apples, Peas,in great vari
ety.. Barrett's Soap, Van Mogan & Kean's
Olive Soap, Dobbins' Soap, Jep Oakeiy Soap,
Old Castile, Palm Soap, Elderberry Soap, and
a great variety of other soaps at
BURNSIDE'S g TiTOMAS.
THE highest market price paid for
all kinds of country produce by
BURNSIDE I; THOMAS.
Ti -W, largest and best stock of
Boots and Shoes, warranted to give
satisfaction, at reduced prices, only to he
found at
'I3UP.I%.ISIDE'S 8; THOMAS'.
_ in Cem
ty. Call, examine, and see for yours
GROCERIES, such as
Syrups, Lagura and Rio Colim
Tobacco, Spices, Imperial, Young lip
Oolong Ten, for Edo by
STERNBERG BRAN
BARGAINS.
A largo lot of Sash, Doors.
Moulding, &c., will be suld below tb,
Planing Mill price, for ca. 411.
A S VALEN'
E M VALES'
MEI
WANTED.
One hundred Tons of Oats of _ -
Straw at the Glass Works. Also one hundred
cords good seasoned wood. 9 1.8 tf
MEETING •
Of the board of School Directors of
Spring township, will be held Oct 3d, I,ScB, at 3
o'clock, for the purpose of hiring teachers.
Salary, 8-10.00 per month for four mouths.
y EATHER!—The best Buenos
/ Ayros at 33 to 33 cts-- no cut up Orinoca—
no heavy fleshed California—but the real, gen
uine.
Buenos Ayres Spanish Sole at 33 to 35 ets. per
lb., to be hurl at. -ABRAM SUSSMA.N'S.
High Street, Bellefonte, Pa.
bfar29'67
- FOR SALE.—The residence of
Judgo :Shale'', on the corner of Allegheny
and Howard streets, containing twelve rooms.
finished attic, hot and c.dil water in bath room,
kitchen and wash house, gas, furnace, range and
brick smoke house. Lot 59 by 220 feet. good
stable, chicken yard and garden. House recently
refitted. Terms easy. Apply to F. RET
IN OLDS, or on the premises. oct2-3t
AIRY VIEW ACADEMY.
FOR MALE AND FEMALE PUPILS,
Near . the Pet mine station of the Penn'a.lt.
R., in Juniata elunty. Winter session com
mences Nov. 1, Itli. All Cie branches of a first
rate education thoioughly taught. and the ut
most care taken to promotc the comfort and im
provement of the pupils.
Musical, Drawing and Painting Department
under the ttlft: of Prot'. C. F. Kolbe. and MIS
A. L. Elliott. Send for circular. Address
DAVID WILSON, Principal.
A. J. PATTERSON, co - Prin.
9 IS 'W. Port Coyal P. 0. Juniata Co. Pa
The subscriber has also for sale Bibles of a
better quality and higher prices. They aro all
IiAIIDING'S BIBLES,
Binding Warranted, and aro far superior to •
those gotten for the purpose to be hawked
about the; country, and sold at extortionary
prices. GEO. LIVINGSTON.
BOOTS Olt SHOES. I N0v.15;61-if.
ATTENTION, PONDER,
Deforo ordering your Summer
The only exclusive boot and shoe manufac
turing Ibillefoute.
I would resp•aetfully invite your consideration
to the general satisfaction 'which in every case
follows my work. Prices reasonable and neat
JOHN POWERS.
Alleglwity St., Hellefonie,
fib; guaralitectl
5 8 fy.
BELTING! BELTING!
A fine lot of the best oak tanned loath
er Belting just received and for sale at manu
facturers prices by J. ,f; J. HARRIS.
msv2s
QPOKES,• Felines, and Hubs, a
kJ largo and well seasoned stock of wood
stuff now on band and for sala by
Aug.16,'67. J. S. J. lIARRIS.
1)LOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!
Culivators ' Corn Plows, Plow Points,
Shear Mold Bards and Cultivator Teeth, for
sale by
Mayl
rrABLE CUTLEItY—A flue lot
just received and for sal° by
taar23.'66 J. ILIP.RIS.
QROVELS, SPADES cL FORKS
fur sato by J. .t J. lIARRIS.
mar" .'CC
TOCKS, n , .; cGEs, SCREWS,
4
Latches and htlil4r's hardware by
me.-2:1266
DICTURE FRAMES of ALL
:Sizes and Styles fnrniAnd at short no
tice and low
on
and all hinds of...moulding
constantly on. hami by J. wJ. HARRIS.
NviitELBARROWS ! Wheel
barrowi Fur Ett!ll luw by
J. & J. HARRIS..
MSS
I - AMPS,. CULL, OIL LAMPS,
u 4, Brackets, Ilaagiug Lamps, Sive Lamps,
tioiversanailiers; aul ail kinds of Lautcrs,
for : sale by .. J. HARRIS.
21.'66
SiOOkMONTH.—MALE OR Ft-
Male Agent.; war t-d.
10 10 Ctii
E. E. LOCKWOOD,
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1 - I,OITBLE AND SINGLE BAIL
:el fowling, pieccs at
lawm 171r.soN's.
CIROSS-CUT AND MILL s.: , _'_.\l:7;c
‘..,) best make at IRWIN W Wl_ Su .N
mart
COFFIN TRIMMINGS, a large
assortment at IRWIN S "WILSONS,
_RAND BELLS AND DOOR,
Bells, tll sizes and kinds at
mart IRIVIN
DRY BOARDS, Plank and Scan
ling, for salo by IRWIN (f 7 WILSON.
JAPANNED TOILET SETTS.
el and other Japanned ware, at the Anvil
IRWIN ,t; WILSON.
EMI
J OOKINGGLASS PLATES of
I_4l all sizes tar ziala hy IRWIN 6 W ILSO N.
OLTS for Buggies and Carria z - a nTs
7
all aiZ , :a in /16'a air(' Ital Is, . , trCIO, LC
IRV:IN-...4 r. N'S.
kUFFALO SCALES,
A.) of the best make, from 41t)s 12t),-
000 ths
mart
pARL OR COOK STOVES,
Parlor Stoves, and four 51Z133 of Gas-
Burners constantly on hand and for sale at
mar?, IRWIN 6; WILS9N'S.
inratlN BLANKETS b'LEIGII
ALL ELLS, at low prices. at
IRWIN a WILSONS'.
TTNION PATENT CHURN, the
'4,J best iv uso at IRWIN & WILSON'S.
dee2l'lB66
MOULDING—GiIt, Rosewood 47
t'iain Walnut of all sizes for frames.
may IRWIN WILSON.
NEW TIN AND SHEET, IRON
WARE JEANUFACTORY,
Immediately opposite Bush's Building, on
the west side of Spring Creek,
Bellefonte, Pa.
JOHN H. LONEBERGER,
formerly doing business in this lino in Bishop
street, has again established a Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware Manufactory, in the locality abovo
mentioned, where he is prepared to supply the
public with- every article desirable in his
branch of the trade at LIVING Patens, and
wares made of the best materials.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING
will receivo prompt attention, and at reason
able rates, and everything desired in this lino
is 41 be promptly made to suit parties.]
ground to
be strictly pare.
find unndulter
ur own satisfam
..b THUMAS.
Fish, Mack-
..,42/ s Os.D JUON. COPPCI1 2 PEWTER AND
11/ 'T.Char & -ufr
& TIP
SEM
wanted in city aid country.
• TILE LADIES
Are pa!ticularly requested to try our popul,.r
club system of selling all hinds -of D^y and
Fancy Goods, Dress k:dterns, Cotton Cloth,
Castors, Silver Plated Goods, Watches,
(Established ]Stl4.) A patent pen f .untain
and a deck describing an article to 4e old
for a dollar, 10 ets; 20 for 6 . 2; a 0 for 00
for $0; 100 fur $10; sent by mail. Free rre::-
onto to getter up, (worth 50 per cent. more
than thoso sent by any other censer.,,) ac
oording to size of club. Send us a trill club
er if not do not fail to send for a circular.
li.—Our sale should not be elassedluitli
yew York dollar jewelry sales or 111)gt1.3 Tn .
Com!mnies," as it ig nothing of Om ;:ort.
EASTMAN s KFtND.
d 5 ilaoorer Street, nostou, Mass.
May 29,'68-dm.lo
B IBLES! No.. 9, containing six
Psalms in Moir?, It ,
cord, Gilt Thick and Sides
No. 11, contaiain2; ten plate, , , Apocrypha,
Ccneordance, Psalms and Family Ito-
cord
No. 11, I'., Sarno, Arranged for Photogra.-
plts_
Snr.T2 with Photographs and Clasp,„.
No. 1l"•, containing twenty plates and
camp as No. I
13, nantaining; e,,tro at No. 11, P.,
Gilt Edges,
wilh Clasp and Gilt 11 75
No. 22, cou , i,h.iaz ....ma as No. 13, Fine 7 Lto
;lax-. Fine i!orocea, full Gilt and
'!asp,.
ITEADQUARTERS FOR GEN
TLEMBN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
A new assortment of Gauze. Merino, Linen,
and Jean undershirts and drawers. Neckties,
and bows of every description. gloves. suspen..
ders collars, hats, caps, Lte., by
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER
Agent for the celebrated Singer Sewing Ma
chine. 9 4'68 tf
J. / J. HARRIS
DINING SALOON,
In room formerly oeenpled by C. H. Stormro,, , ,,i,
under Bush's areadu. Meats :111
hpars. A first daze
BILLIARD TABLI?
J. ,k, J. HARRIS
connneetea with the RcEtaurEt.nt
, • 7 1 1y '
2 . GREAT VARIETY of Boots
awl Shoes, //ats anti Caw; at inanula •-
turers prices. With an attraetive l room,
anti desirabio•goods, attentive and polite elerl 2,
and a close attention- to .bnaine33, the •ina,
hope to receive the can share . of y 0 ..:
intittenee'and patroildge which was so
heretofore.
:''' ~%. I), Ili\ il V), 133..ravestt-ftl
12U ti 9 ‘.-1 li v the purchase 4.:f a:I
k•ir.:l3 cf-..-, , itin from farmer,-; ;.1 (.leffire ....Nil*"
Cali at the :.teru L.J . a, STI.i:NL:.::Li;.
Auq.o:C7
TEE S, GLASS and ci Ot7
A. EiTEL'.aBILP.(.. -
• arv. 5Y AN.
H.A.P.DWARE.
IRWIN (Ss WILSON are con-
stantly receiving now goods in their line
HARDWARE
of every description at reduced prieas—noor
being opened every day. mar2.9th
T AMPS OF EVERY VARIE
ty and kind at IRWIN Ss WILSON'S.
BAROMETERS and Thermome
ters at IRWIN ct IVILSON'S.
THE ANVIL STORE is now re
ceiving a largo and well assorted Stock
or Hardware, Stoves, Nails, Horse Slices,
Saddlery, Glass, Paints, Sheet, Bar and Hoop
Iron,also Buggy and waggon Stock of every
desription._.eall and supply yoursolves at
the lowest possiblo rates.
nov9 IRWIN dc WILSON.
QCALES, at Wholesale and Retail,
kJ cheap, by IRWIN & WILSON.
dec2l'66
- pINE TABLE CUTLEitY,
12 including plated fo7ks, spoons, &c., at
mart ialynr cs; WILSON'S.
tOGICET CUTLERY—aII makes
and prices at IRWIN S WiLso's.
inar2
EMI
111123
nt:, 11,6 E
...;,I . P.INDLE SKEINS for wn,sonl:,
all sizes, at the sizn of the Anvil.
may 11,66 IRWIN t WIL4C.S.
'ELWIN t WILSON
MERCANTILE
!Toff, Drockerhoof Row
W. W. MONTGOMERY,
NEW
ICE CREAM AND
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