THE NATIONAL
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cents per lino. All S o ciety resolutlona whaterel cornmunleatiena Taco..
mending candidate. for .o.ce, NOES LI PAID TOR 1 ADTI,IICI, at the rate
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LOCAL- NEWS.
GIRARD'S SECRET..--I-HAVE ALWAYS
OONSIDERED ADVERTISING LIBERALLY
AND LONG TO BE THE GREAT MEDIUM
OF SUCCESS IN BUSINESS, AND THE
PRELUDE TO WEALTH ; AND I HAVE
MADE IT AN INVARIABLE RULE TO AD
VERTISE, IN THE DULLEST TIMES, AS
WELL AT THE BUSIEST; LONG EXPE
RIENCE HAVING TAUGHT ?1E THAT
MONEY THUS SPENT IS WELL LAID OUT.
THE cotillion party at tae Pile louse, in
How ard,• ast evening was largely attended
and proved quite a success.
The 'handsome iron fence around Mr
Bush's residence, was not a 111.4 dannved
on Sunday last, by a runaway hdrse and
linggy
Look out for new counterfeit WO &Mu
bills on the Sixth National Bank of f hula
delpina. They are not well executed, ant
with care may be easily tletecied.
THE rain had within the last few, day:
has had the effect of raising the various
streams to a height not excelled since the
spring floods.
IT will be seen by. reference to another
column that the Centre County Teachers
Institute will meet at Unionville, on Dec.
27th and continue in session until Jan. Ist.
COURT.—In consequence of the contin
uance of the civil list for this Term, no jury
was retained for this, the second . Wdek.-:-;
The court sat however on Monday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, for the - hearing of
motions, petitions, arguments, &c.
Both the publishers are. away and have
been for, some days. We simply men
tion this fact, so that in case there should
be any irregularities in the make III) of this
number, our readers, will not be:entirely at
a loss to account for them.
TILE laying of the gaspipes along the
New Hotel building is about completed;
and we hope the ditches will not be allow
ed to remain open longer than necessity
requires. The pipes are now being placed
in the building, which will have gas on
each floor.
THE Phrenological Journal is a publica
tion whose advent we alwa.ys . with•pleas
me. Its matter is unitbrinly readable, be
tokening thought on the part of its contri
butors : and its neatness of finish, taken in
connection with the pleasing variety of its
contents, will always insure it a hearty
welcome.
Ti N.Y.lndependent,which we esteem,
as one of the most valuabld of our ekehau
ges,comds to to this Week !greatly enlarged,
and if possible, improved in appearnce. Its
publisher Henry:C. Bowen, claims for it,
that its subscription list at present , is, near
ly, if not quite, three times as large as. that
of any weekly, of a similar character,' in
America or Europe.
INFORNENTION wanted of Willie, Millard,
aged ten years; who left his home• in
Williamsport ou Tuesday Oetobet 6th, and
has not since been heard of by his parents.
Ile has sandy hair, freekled face, and:light
complexion. He, 'Was dressed!in a long,
light colored roundabOut,liiht
salt and peppWhantaloons, patched one .
knee, a straw' - hak, and old. boots. , . Air
information concerning Litre will be thank:.
fully received byliis - father, W. P. Millard.
Williamsport, Pa.
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SA.NFORD.—The State Gaud says :
The "gay and incomparable-Sam.Sanford,
with a talented troupe, -is now inft4in,g
tour of the State, and will visit our
,city•
early next -month. T4eir perform - .. , three
nights tlii3 Week la jOhOtoWn; going fromn
thence to Altqima, where they perform
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
They open is Bellefonte on the 21st
.inst.,
for the week, appaaring in Williamsport on
the first and second of January, and from
thence to the scene of his former success in
this city, where a host of familiar friends
will cordially greet him and render his stay
a campletl tritanph.
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young men of town are, it
seems, remodeling the band. This is a
move in the right direction,and we shallbe,
glad to believe that it will ; prove sne2egal;,.
Enough members are diititillea, We learn,
to inc all the- necessary :iiiittunkents.—
lfuntingdon has a bind, of whit it is
justly proud. Ilelletbnte, we would fain ,
belieye,posesseS as lintel' musical talent as
"Mother lluntingdou l l and sholdkin no
particular tallbabind. It wont do geutle:-
men live upon the recollecteons : A ra
former band. It was no doubt all very well
in its way, and since •it baS" deinonstrated
the possibility of getting up in the town of
Belli:lb:Ile, a really good band, you should
be eacouraged to greater effort.
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IlEzcimrt - § SEumoxs IN THE "Cu linen .
UNIox."-=Many papers having - announced
that these sermons would nok be printed air
in the Church Union, we talt pleasure,
stating that the SC . /111011S of this preachar do
appear in every issue ofthis Paper., mid that
they are to b 5 'whited liSra'after 'twelve
o'clock ounlonday; gAting the sermon of
Sunday out on the: nekt 'day.' We under
stand the publisher of the• Church Union
promises to print Mr. Beeelie.r's - serinons:
so long as they are accapLiddeto the &lima
and request; all otherplipers to lisbliah thein
from his own pages freely. - • -
if our friends want a • wide-n\ - i - zike l'elig-
OttS paper,. unsectarian, and of inter
esting matter, the largest :Ina most catholic
paper in the world, let theni semtio RebrY-
E. Child, 41 Park RoW, for-a. copy of thiS
paper, enclosing 110 cents. • -
WE have at other times, and repeatedly,
registered our opinion of Bellefonte. We
have more than once taken occasion to
speak of its location and surroundings; and
have prophesied largely concerning its fu
ture. Not long ago we, by accident, over
heard some gentleman, on:: of whom was
a Philadelphian, and the others of Williams
port, discussing the improvements- of the
&IV, when it was remarked by one of tip)
party, and agreed to by the others, that
Bellefonte, in tha number and quality of.
its improvements was not 'excelled by any
town in the state. The permanency of its
buildings is a feature of the town, which at
once attracts the attention of observing
visitofs. We felt oar pride in the immen
sity- of our town incease ; and were con
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strained to say that these gentlemen were
right. They had noticed, what some of
our capatilists seem ignorant of as yet, the
unequalled facilities to be found within our
borough limits for great manufacturing en
terprises. As we have remarked on other
occasions, our valuable water power, our
ready access to inexhaustible supplies of
coal and lumber, are items of interest to
the shrewd speculator, and arc not passed
unnoticed by the observing strangers who
come within our borders. So that we feel
constrained to say that unless those of our
Own citizens, who possess ample means,
take speedy action in this matter, they will
be unknown in the future history of the
town. This is an age of improvement,
and the moeume Las which men erect to
their own glory, being perishable in their
nature, soon pass away. It is only by . re
peating them, that the names and deeds of
their projectors are perpetuated. lbar this
in mind, ye men of "stamps," and tact in
the living, present."
TUE OLD JAIL.-,This, to souse, well
known institutihn, with all its : pleasant
reminiscences,its happy memories and sad
dening recollections, was • sold at auction ;
on Monday evening last. Jno.ll.orvis,esq ,
was the purchaer at $3,150. If we mistake
not, this will prove a very valuable property
GIL & COLFX CLUB.-LA full atten
dance of the members of this Club is re
quested at the meeting to be held on Satur-.
day evening, sth inst. The organization
for the ensuing year will be perfected.
By order of
JAMES A. BEAVER,
• " President.
IF any of our readers have not seen the
great advertisement of Seehler & Ziores
in to-day's paper they will find it to their
advantage to look it up and read it as , they
advertise to ltae "everything that is neces-
sary to make the culinary department
complete and the table enviting." Give
a (al].
WITHIN the past week, we had occasion
to visit the Allegheny monntains. We
found a gre.tt quantity of snow ; and saw
innumerable deer—tracks. We Pursued
at short range, a herd of eighteen, and
although our armament consisted of a hand
:Iv, and clay pipe, we felt all the enthu
siasm attendant upon the situation. We
don't feel specially called upon to say that.
we did not kill more than three.
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NEW Sroim.—P. H. Haupt Co., have
opened in the room formerly occupied by
E. L. Greenc,of Milesburg,a complete stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, and in fact every
thing necessary to a country store. 0. D.
Hoffer, one of this firm, is a gentleman of
twenty years experience in the business,
and. this fact alone, should, with a fair show
ensure the success of the firm. We feel'
assured that the people of - Milesburg, and
indeed every other place within reach, will
exhibit a due consideration for their own
interests by giving this new firm a call.
NOT a little disgust was felt by the boys
of this place, when, during the ;,trial- Of an
important case , in court, last week, were
requested to leave in a body: They thought
that by their presence they showed a lauda
ble desire for information, and were at a
loss to account for the failnre on the part
of their seniors *to appreciate their motives.
The defendant in this case was charged
with the commission of adultary ; and the
boys, it seems, only desired to familiarize
themselves with the theory of the law on
this subject. In this case, we see ulearly
e xemplified, by the expulsion of the boys
from the court room, the familiar sayings
that there : is no royal road to learning, and
that the pathway to the temple of knOwl-
Oge, is thick set with obstacles.
Tub: Publie Schools of the borough will
open for the winter Term, .on Monday next.
They will be d as
,heretofore, under the
pervision of Prof. D. IT. Hastings, - Of this
gentleman, we must say; that;slnce'we be
lieve in rendering unto' merit that whicb,is
is due, .we feel constrained 'to , say 'that .
during the past year or more in . Which he
has had cluirge of the public schools of the
borough, be,has gained for himself - anany
and warm friends; while he has convinced
- all who era interetted in . the * cause of edu
cation, of his eminent, fitness for the posi
tion be has oc2apieel. He is a yoting mail .
of whom we CA:I . without reservation, say
that he is earnest, straight-forward, an I ca
pable. We can but congratulate.our school
board npon their 'SWMSS in securing the
services of a : gentleman so .well i quallified in;
every pa'rtioular for the poition, as is Mr.
Hastings.
THIEVES.—SouIe individuals who: . ,have
.entirely lost theli• owl; self-respect, and who
fano put a proper estimate upon the res
pect of others, are now engaged in replen
ishing their wardrobe, and preparing for the
rugged blasts of wintm:. In this, they may
,possibly think that, they but _exercise an
ordinary prudence; and we'should certain
ly agree with them, were it not for the fact
that their method of recuperating their
stock, strikes us as not a little irregular.—
In fact with the most favorable construc
tion of which their acts are susceptible,
they only amount to downright, dastardly
theft. ?he stripping of clothes lines has fou•.
some time been the chief amusement, but
we by no means intimate that their ellerts
are confined to this branCh of their busi
ness. We should be tempted to read them
a lecture on the enormity of their moral
turpitude, where it nut that from their acts
we'are inclined to think them beneath re
troach.
GRAND SUPPEIL-011 Tlnir. day eve.t
ing of last week, Thanksgivin,g evening,
the many friends of Captain 'Dolan, of
. 11ilesburg, pare hint a benefit in the way
- of a'supper. Three or.four days notice had
been given the Captain, of the intention of
friends,so that on thick arrival, although
there were perhaps a hundred or more,
they foand everything in "apple pie or
der::' A delegatioa numbering thirty or
more, went, from this place, and on their
arrival foam: many-others already waiting.
The sapper was complete in every particu
lar:. We've known the Captain intimately
'for years, and although we had expected
something "very nice," we were altogether
unprepared for such profusion as Was vis
ible in the dining room. There was an
abundance of everything eatable, while a
very noticeable feature connoted with the
entertainment was the ihet.that, the •euli
nary skill which
.hal been .brotight, into
requisition was of the highest order.—
Everything was just right, ;nothing was
overdone; and the entire feast, for such it
.Was,was one of the most enjoyable we have
ever 'taken part in. The waiters on the oe-_ .
casion were uniformly attentive, Ond indeed
from their alacritty, we feared that they
Vere 'disposed to kill us by kindness. The
whole affair passed of agreeably, and will
-ever be regarded as a particularly bright
spot amongst many pleasaat recollections..
. TROTTING at the Bellefonte Park; on the
grounds of the Centre county Agricultural
Society. Ali exciting and interesting time
'of it. The largest assemblage of spectators
seen for some time on the grounds of the
Agricultural Society, near Bellefonte, was
'assembled on Thursday, Nov. 12th. The
day was not all that coal ha wished, yet
was cool an I bracing, and the sport gave
evident satisfaction to all who witnessed it.
Much credit is due the several gentlemen
who came here from a tlistana3 with their
animals, thus adding zest to the day's en
tertainment. In the crowded state of our
columns we can bat give a com2letc sum
mary of tho Sevval trols, .with the time
made. The foll3Willg tells the tale, from
which it will be seen that Bellefonte went
under.
Mile be:zts, three in II in harn:;ss, for
a purse of $l.OO. • •
Jaz. Clark's bay nyare_, '•Jennie M tv," 1 1
W. D. Ilikard, g, g, "Watchalau," 3 :2 I
Frank Herdic, s.b. ' , Andrew Ja::ks - in," 2 3 3
TIME-2:35; 2:33 1-2 ; 2:43 .
Mile heats, three in five, in hay.i. 3, for a
a purse of ti:3o.
L. C. Smith's,. g,. g. ":grey Sluirrd, 31 1 1
Frank Mullen, b. g. Tom," 1 2 2 2
TIME-3:5; 3:3 ; 3:2; 3.
Mile beats, three in five, in lia:us33, for
a parse of $2O.
A. 0. litrvey:s, b. in. “Lady May" I 1 1
Arno; Mune, - s. g. "Dan," 2 2 2
Geo. Lose, b. in. "Jennie." 3 3 3
P. B. Wilson. g, g. "Wu',"
TrnE,--3:15; ; 3:06.
. On the same day a match for $5O, utile
heats, two in three, in harnes s.
L3Wii H.313A21, b.
P. B. Wits3ll, g. g. tipan , t)
TIME -73:55; 3:0.
This last trot caned the greatest - inten3t
as the owners of the animals ar.3 1113.1 of
note in the sporting world, and the 110 . 1'8:33
both roadsters, kept for use and oat pro
fessionally. • , ,
THE NATIONAL, Brj:JLEFON..TF,
.PA...i..!.FR1DAY!,,,M.013,..--NTIYS.i4,:IL-10TA04.ALBER,-';.::,4:186.8.7,
TElt. scareitfof reading Matter in this
issue is accodnted for; bY the Tact; that we
have had a rush of advertising, which could
not in justice to the parties interested, be
postponed.. Hereafter we shall endeavor
.to have our usual complement, and variety.
HURRAJI FOR BELLEFONTE AND BAT
TON'S JEWELRY STORE. //0//07 to wh onz
honor is due.
iWe have just learnej that Mr. Pattoii
has made arrangements with Lazrus
Morris to send a regular optician here ev
ery three months so that persons having
weak or cataract eyes can have them sui
ted. Mr. Patton has spared rur trouble .or
expense to have these arrangements made
Mid we hope the people will call and see
his store—by far the neatest in this place.
THIEF GAuctirr' rough looking - chap
entered the boot and shoe store of Messrs;
INlceaffry &; Co., Wednesday" morning,,on
the pretence of being a rheumatism doctor.
He remained but a fey moments and then
went out.
The clerk discovered that no key of the
outside door, which he had ; laid on the
desk a few moments before, was missing.
The doctor was suspected of having taken
it. Mr. Alcaadbry immediately followed
him and found him in the store of Abiath
Sussman, and charged him with the theft 7
which he stoutly denied ; but on examina
tion the key was found in his "bundle.''
He was taken before Squire Klinger and
gave his name as Samuel Hanpt trout lowa
Ile was committed to jail for trial at the
January court. •
We would, -rarn our citizens to be on
their guard for such chaps, and Urge them
to notifTthe police, giving them a descript
ion of all suspicious looking persons. The
season of the year is now at hand when
thieves and burglars •go into their worst
operations, and by all persons interested
cooperating with the authorities much can
be done to deter these scamps from car
tying out their unholy designs.
• We notice by our exchanges that horse
thieves arc operating very extensively in
several counties of the State, and would
urge the farmers and owners of horses in
our county to be on their guard.
WATSON'S' PUILADELPIIIA BUSINESS
DIIIECTOIZY,—for 1860. We call the at
tention 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 bitSi
ness with Philadelphia • to. the extent of a
thousand dollm ; s. a. yeai. will: ,contain
cassified list or all . the Merchants, Manu
facturers, and Professional men of Phila- .
delphia, arranged ,in .sy . Stematid alphabet
ical order, a well executed Lithographic
Map of the City, aad views •of ,the
Buildings, with ether Ants of interest in
and.around the Quaker City. ,In ordering
goodsoni•ecting , correspondence; !or ascerJ
tabling where to obtain any article of trade,
or Manufacture, it. ill be, indispenSible to
to our Merchants. Such a work is much
needed,, and its popularity, and the standing
of the 'publishers, is vouched for' by the
Daily Inquirer, Telegraph r and the leading
Daily and Weekly Press of
,Philadelphia.
Messrs. Watson . & Co., 219 Dock Street,
Philadelphia are the, Publishers, and; will
Send the work :as goon as issued,'"by
postage brepaid, upon the receipt of -One
Dollar. Send your subscriptiooB in int,
mediately.
BURGLARY. The Cummings House
was entered on Friday night last, and
robbed of some sixty or seventy dollars.—
The money was taken from the bar tender
Wm.' Carr, who was at the time sleeping
in the bar-room. He discovered the loss
as soon as he awoke in the morning. He
recognized an empty bottle lying near the
window' through which the thief gained
admitance, as being one which he had
filled fbr Jack Turner, the evening before.
He immediately informed Police Officers
Mullen and Felty, who captured the coffee
colored individual about six o'clock, a. In,
and lodged him in ditrancevile. Jack seemed
quite surprised, that the officers should
gobble him up so early in the morffing, at
the same time assuming himself as limo
cent of any such charge. They imme
diately visited the shanty in which he
lodged over night, and found some six or
seven dollars in currency lying on the floor
where he slept. During the forenoon be
acknowledged to the Sheriflithat the police
had got all "de scrip" but he knew "whar
de big bill were and would gib dem up if
dey would let him off. At the hearing he
confessed the deed, told where the money
was; and was committed for trial by Esq.,
Klinger, which will take place at the Jan
uary Court.
THE NEW JAlL.—Sheriff Kline took
charge of the New Jail about two weeks
ago, and is now prepared to take charge of
all the "dare-devils, thieves, liars, &c." who
may be placed in charge of him. This•in
stitution was commenced about two years
ago under the direction of our county
fathers, who are strictly in favor of "white
men's institutions." They awarded the
contract for the building to "fob Con
tractor," whose zeal for "scrip" is only ex
celled by his energy 'in building up the the
town. it gives us pleasure to add that the
contract was faithfully complied with and .
the building'*as finished long before the
time expired for its completion. It is an
ornament to our town—and we give notice
to the old jail birds that if Sheriff Kline
turns his key
, on them now, that.they : will,
stay there 'Until the law sheik, haVe been
complied with. Notwitlistanding,lis con
sidered a white man's institution the Judges
of our court had the assurance to sentence
a white man and a nigger, each thirty days,
to jail at our last court,. Will the Watch
awn read the associates out of the party
for bringing a white man down. to the level
of a nigger In conclusion' it 'gives us
pleasure to add that Sheriff Kline makes a
most excellent officer and deserves the
thanks of all good citizens for the manner
in Which he has co-operated with the Bur
gt!ss and Police in maintaining the good
order of our town.
'P. S.—Since the above was put in type,
we learn that Jack Turner made his es
cape.from the new Jail, by butting a hole
through tlir partition wall with his head—
ye Gods! what an immense amount of pro
tection this "New Jail," contracted for, and
built by, Democrats—secures to the cit
izens of our county, whose taxes have been
to meet the expellees incnred by the erec
tion of this building. Our readears may
form an idea of the security which the walls
of this massive structure offer against the
acts of wrongdoers, when they arc told that
that the division walls between the cells
are made of brick. .
BELLEFONTE MA.RKETS.
13ELLEFoNTE, I)ee. 1, 18.08.
Grain and Flour Markot •
Flom• wm. barrel $ll 00
White wheat her bushel I,SO
lied whit - tat I,SO
Corn (new) c: 1,00
Oats " "
Bye per bushel 1,25
.Buckwheat per bushel . 1,00
Clovers: e 1 •
Provision Market
Apples dried, per pound SO 12 a 13
Dried Peaches, per pound a 18
Dried Cherries ~ , c 22 a 23
Beans per quart, l2 a 23
Butler per pound a 45
•
Beefsteak per pound 20 a 22
Beef roasts a 20
Chickens each, live : . 40 a 50
Turkeys live, each 1 00 a 2.00
Cheese per pound - -•29 a 25
Barns per pound 20 a 22
Bacon a 10
Lard, per pound 20 a 25
-
Eggs per dozen 20 a 25
Mutton and Lamb.per pound 10 a 20
Veal cutlets per pound • . a2o
Potatoes per bushel. .$.l 25
. .. .
Co. •
co .1 by Shortlidga & Co.
Anthracite coal at Yard. •
Shamokin Pure Coal 00 per ton
Shamokin Nut . i 00 per ton
•
Shaniokib Stone . SO per ton
Shamokin Pin - 7 90 per ton
13
Sheinokin Broken i 30,per ton
Wilkesburre Nut - • ' • 8 - 50 per ton
Wilkeeburre Small Stone
WVilkesbiu•re Stone
Wilkesburre Egg •6 70 per ton
-Wilkesburre Broken . 6 70 per ton
PERSC&SN - vishing to economize in cloth;
hig their Children, will do well to try metal
tipped shoes. Children -invariably wear
Out their shoes at the toe first. Metal . tßis
never wear out at the toe,and a pair of tipped
shoes at an additional cost of a 1 . 3 w cents,
will more than outwear three pairi of the
same quality without them.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAGNOLIA WATEI3,—A delightful toilet artl
elc—auperior to Cologne and at hall' the
PUBLIC attention is invited to "the House
hold Gas :Machine advertised in another column
by David Jones, of Philadelphia.
SUCCESSFUL, because of superior merit. Mrs.
S. A. Allen's Impreved lICNV style, hair restorer
or dressing, in one bottle. Every Druggist sells
it. Price One Dollar.
EYRE AND LANDELL, 4th and Arch Ste.
Philadelphia, arc now offering a large stock of
Tall Goods to purchasers. This is an old es
tablished and reliable Dry Goods House 1 Rawl
their advertisement.
Ir is not probable that Absalom was obliged
to'use any hair preparation to force his hair to
grow to such an extreme length as it is said to
have attained. In our day. however, people
quite frequently find it necessary to call scien
tific skill to aid them iu this respect. Such will
find their every wish supplied to “Itarrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative."
TAKE Plantation Bitter,, andwith them a 11 ,, w
lease of life. The old are mad.) young again
the middle-aged rejoice, and the young become
doubly brilliant by using this splenuid tonic.
Dyzpepsia, Heartbarn, Liver Comp hint, Head
ache, Pains in the side, "Crick in the back," and
a.ll symptoms of Stomachic Derangement, yield
at once to the health giving inflacnc... of Pianta
ton Bitters. They add strength to the, system
and buoyancy to' the mind.
D.ISAFNaSS, Blindness and Catarrh treated
with the utmost success .hy J. Isaacs,
M. I): and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and
Ear in the Medical College of Pennsylvania,
12 years experience, (fortnoly of Leyden Hol
land.) No. 805 Arch street, Philadelphaia.Tes
timonials can b.) seen at his office. The medical
faculty are invited to accompany their patients,
as he has no secrets in his praticc. Artificial
eyes inserted without pain. No charge for ex
amination je-ly
TO CONSUIPTIWES.—ThCAdvortisOr, having
been restored M b alrh in it few week's, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered sev
eral years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge.) with the di
rections forpreparing and using the same„whicli
they will find a sure Cure for Consuption. Asth
ma. Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the ad
vertiser In sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread informa!ion which he
conceives to be illy:1111;1We ; and be hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it Nvill'eost theW
nothing and may prove a' blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
Riv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
165 South •id St., Wiliianisburg, ing3 Co. N.Y
.
TIIE DTS.Prz,ic.-:—The trials ond sufferings
of the •Dy - spoptiecan only he realized by those
so unforturato as to be afflicted b: - this di•
sense, and:.yet how many of them suffer and
continue to suffer ? Why they do this so pa
tiently it is impossible to tell. It may be from
ignorance. of: any certain : niedy, 'or it may
be from prejudice against the use or a Patent
Medicine. Hooflaad's German Bitters has
cured thousands of the, worst cases of Dys
pepsia, and each day adds new names to the
record of its usefUliess. Give the Bitters a
trial. Headed's Bitters contains no Liquor
in any form. iloofland's German Tonic is a
combination of all the ingredients of the
Bitters, with puro Santa Cruz rum, anise,
orange, &c.,.-"making a preparation of rare
medical value. , The tonic is used for the same
diseases as the bitters„ in cases where some
Alcoholic Stjmultis is necessary. Principal
Offlco, '631 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by Drnggists, and others, everywhere.
DEAFNESS,, BLINDNESS and - Catarrh treated
with the utmost success by J. Isaacs, M. I).
and
the
of Diseases of the Eye and Ear
in the Medical. College of Pennsylvania, 12
years experience, formerly of Leyden, Hot
tandd No. SUS Areli street, Philadelphia.
Testimonials can be seen at his aims. The
medical faculty arc invited to accompany
their patients as he has no secrets in his prac
tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
No charge fur examination. Dec 4 if
Ir is Grant ed that you will See-more po
litical turbulence or tranquility , after the pre
sent Presidential campaign than at any time
since the .death of Washington ! We trust
that, for the sake of trade, and all that con
duces to the prosperity of the-country, all par•
ties will favor the pence policy, and quietly
turn to their ordinary business pursuits. Long
continued agitations are not bealthY, either
individually, commercially, or nationally, and
therefore we condemn them. But give us any
amount, any continuance of sound business
excitement, like that 'Whieb has been created
throughout the country by the introduction of
the wonderful ''BARLEY SHEAR" Cooking
Stove, the great triumph of modern science
and skill. All parties unite in awarding the
palm of superiority to tho;"Barley Shoal,"
and richly does it deserveit. Messrs. ,Stuart,
Peterson R Co.; Philadelphia, - are the manu
facturers, and they will promptly respond to
any applications for information concerning
the stove named. Beware of imitation "Bar
leys." For sale by W. W. Wctsler, Miles
burg, Pa. It
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, I SGS
trACO/I SIIEETZ, lisq.—Some eight In onths
ago when suffering from great nervous pros
tration, the result of exposure and overtasked
energies, I was induced by you, (an old
friend) to take as a tonic your celebrated
Bitter Cordial; and so agreeably surprising
have been its beneficial effects that I cannot
refra:n from thus bearing testimony in its
favor. As a beverage,, it isams pleasant and
delightful as a glass of rich, dark, brown
sherry ; as an appetizer before meals, per
leetly magical ; and as a digester of food, the
most potent compohnd I ever know,
Alto
gether, I consider it One of the happiest com
binations of medicinal herbs ever offered to
the public as a• curative. most chectrully
and confidently recommend it to every suf
ferer from Debility, Dyspepsia and itheuma
tism. Asa substitute for the villainous niche
hullo and vinous concoctions imbibed at too
many of the public bars of the present day,
it must also prove a blessing. •
• A. W. BLACKBURN,
Fire Marshall.
AV-Read Sheetz's standing advertisement
in another column.
TUE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD we esteem
to be the greatest industrial triumph of the age
—a triumph that will attract the attention of the
world, and of which the nation may well ba
proud. More than 12,000 men are engaged in
constructing this colossal road, and 8U miles of
it have been completed, to lip equipped, and are
in successful operation. In a few more months
the, whole line to the Pac!fie will have been
opened. and the mammoth work of modern
Ammica achieved. And then in the enormous
freight from the East, what hundreds—what
thousands of the "BARLEY SHEAF" COORS
will be found hastening on—on—for distribution
in distant Stat , ...s—two great modern ti inrophs of
art, science, shill, ingenuity, journeying on to
gether, hand in hand, as it were.
The "BarlCy Sheaf" is beyond all doubt the
best planned, the most admiiably coostructed
mid quipped stove ever invented. Its b,:auties
as a baker alone, are worth its entire cost ! Its
oven doors being double tin lined, render it a
splendid baker, and thin, too, at an immense
saving of fuel. The Bat ..y• Sheaf burns both
wood and coal. A vo:d imitations ! For sale by
W. W. Wetsler, Mile: , burg, Pa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TREMENDOUS - Stock of Horse
Blankets, Butlldo Bo d es, and Buckskin
Gloves at
ll:•9:'GS BURNSIDE 5 THOMAS'
A B. II U T II ISO N,
111IL1TAR'Y CLAIM AGENT, will
attend to all business entrusted to his care.
Office with W. P. Wilgon, Esq., Bellefonte,
Ya April 2Sth '65.
I\I ULES FOR.SALE
A pair of Mules that will arork either
singly or double, can be obtained on easy
terms by enquiring at this office,
10 30 tf.
100 PER MONTH.—AGENTS
w:thod, Male or Female, that can earn
from 555 tc $l.OO a mouth at their own homes,
and all aspens paid. For roll particulars ad
dre With two stamps. E. E. LOCKWOOD.
1U 16 Wt. Agent.
BARGAINS.
A large lot of Sash; Doors; Flooring.
Moulding' &e., will be sold below the regular
Planing dill price, for:ero:h,
A S VA LENTIN b:,
9 25 3t E M VALENTI:s.:E.
WANTED. •
One hundred Tons of Oats or Barley
Straw at thQ.Glitss Works.. Also one hunre
cords good seasoned .wood. I),dtf
A MEETING. •
Of the, board of School Directors of
Spring township, will be held Oct. 3d, 186 S, at 3
o'clock, for the purpose'2f hiring teachers.
'Salary,.s-10.00 per month fof`four montlni.
6 50 per ton
6 70 per ton
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we rival Philadel
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Prices Thro2 , :n into the Shade on
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Of Every Description
LETTER,-HEADS,
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B/LL-lIELDS,
EKLELOPES,
ca be had of us f
paper furnished, as
low as the blank
paper earl be obtain
ed elsewhere in the
county.
We lbar•e unusual facilities fur FINE
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size, caller plain or colored, ai e gotten up
with despatch, in the Lest s!yle.
Our facilities for: Bo . ok . Work, are also
unsurpassed.
We assert, without fear of contrad!ction,
that we have greater facilities for the rapid
execution of every ' description of work
than any other (Alice in Central Pennsyl
vania. We guarantee to give satisfitcticin
in every instance, or no charge made.
Address, •
44 KINSLOE PP
JOB PRINTINC OFFICE
Bellefonte, Pam
HARDWARE, fFI. 1 0,V.:ES, &c
&- WILSON are con-
stantly receiving new goods in their line
II A It D IV A It E
of every description at reduced priers—now
being opened every day. • mar2Oth
AMPS OF EVERY VARIE
. ty and kind at IRWIN WILSON'S.
AROMETERS and Thermome
ters at WILSON'S.
riILIE ANVIL STORE is now re
eeiving a large and well assorted Stock
of Hardware, Stoves, Nails, horse Shoe',
Saddlery, Wass, Paints, Sheet, Bar and Hoop
Iron,aiso Buggy and wazion Stock of every
desription.—Call and supply youmlvos at
the lowest possible rates.
nov9 .T.ItAV IN h WILSON.
CALE'S, at Wholesale and Retail
kti.ap, : by . IRWIN g WXLSON.
ded2P66 •
fl IN E 'PALLE - CUTLERY,
including plated foltb - , - spoons, &a., at
nutr2 & WILSON S;
D ociirr.CUTLEßY—ftll InAkes
and prices.at Ii sv Sc WILSON'S.
r
WUBLE. AND' "SIN_OLY BAR,
foisiirig"pkees'at •
mar 2 — liiivisr& WILSON'S.
eiROSS-CIIT AND MILL,SAWS,
vV best make at IRIVINW)i.:.OI'S:
mar 2 . 4,3
i riOFFIN • TnEVIMINGS, a large
X.J rioitrucut , at IRWIN WILSONS.
umr2 • - -
lIIENTY - E•ELLS AND ; DOOR
_B e115,.111 9 i Z ' Q ' S and
~"„rwtlN
rt RyBOARDS ; :PIarik Scant=
JUlLling for sOle•by .IRWLN.& WILSON.
T.AIsANNED TOILET SETTS.
fte and other JOnnnoil wain, at the Anvil
IRWIN ct: 'WILSON.
Store. ' '
may 11,66
QPINDLE SIMNS for-, .wagons,
nil 'iliesVat toe sign of tb
may 11,136:„ • •/-IVILSOR..
T .OOKINGOLASS PLATES 'of
JLI all sizesAr sale by imyrN . ! t - 7FLSO.N.
01,T-f
• 13 -
or , Buggtos and Carriages,
r , all 'sins in use; Eire bolts, ditito,
tuar2 :
F:F.A L:C+Xt. S OA: LE S,
LI- of thobostAnalce,.frimn 4 - -15.1'. up' to' 1 . 20,-
000 .ths. • I ,E 'WILSON
AR L 0 11 - .O.OOK • STOVES
r.4•FIOis to Va , ,, And 7 - 11)u r. sizes:.of ?Gas-,
Burners conskantly,on band and for.salo at .
mkr2 _ IRWIN • Sr., WILSON'S.'
TTORN BLANKETS
_
BES1;8, 1 ailow pric'es, at ''
dee2l'l36 'ntWIN ct--WlLBols`..ts''
TTNIO:ST PATENT CHVIIN; tife
LJ lidst lIOVIN, ITATAWS.'
dec2 . 1.'066 ;.: . .
COPP,E - 3 'KETTLES. "OF-DIE-;:
.
.F.BRE ST sizes . a - id weights, direct
from tlleTaetory, at 10NY-rates by • - '
yuiti • Iltly . 114;& NVILSON:.!; •
- 1/r i oodtsi.
- Plain liialnitt of all siztra
tn ay 11,66 IItIYIN & wltsox •
T ILE ANVIL STORE ;
• • •
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STOVES ••••
STOVES,
• - STCAVII('I
•
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The Anvil Shwe rtai3Oing' the largest
and best lot of Shres, ever' brinlght tu the mar
ket, arnoiig which isThe justly celebVated •
. . . . • ••
OPANTAL.PARLOR.STOVE,•
" . • :3
all sizO, "rafliw Ifmteis, .'for 'clialnbgr fib }ve
These stoves hake, no'equal fcir lieutity or utility;
NLADARA-CGOK,•Pour •sizes:4-
SUSQUEHANNA' 650 K ., Fuuf 'sites.
NEW AND IMPROyED::PARBOR GAS
BURNERS, Four Sizes. ~.. •
NEW•STYLES 'EGG STOVE. •
• NEW STYLE' ARCTIC.
NEW STILE PICKET'STOVES,
and va,rionS other patterns; also Heating, Fur
naces for chvelling,S and churches to be, put up
with bricks. and portable, cased with potil.Vanized
sheet, to be•iised without bricks, NiThich will heat
from four to eight rooms, according to size..
9 25 tf . ' WI,L,SO2'. • '
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cV„ . J. Tagil:lS;
Dealers ,
ri.DWAS 3
STOVES,..
No t, Brookerhoff Row'
- ,BU,LEPq.I4 7 PEI 'PA,
WM
A iorge-as,gorttacnt.of
BUILDEIIS.rikADAK44tg
Cutlery, 4c., euustat4ly.
RALTO'S
AIR-TIGLIT GAIIWRNING
II E.A,TER.
\ATAOANTED
T RV/LB-EST.
SE IT-FEEDING EVAPORATOR.
, A 1
Satisfiletion
RAND, PERKINS co.,
MAN[/ PAVTIiItING"]jEA4ERS.IN
Cooking Ranges,
Low Grates,
ReHsters,
ME
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
A.Tagee Patent Heaters, Ran
ges and Stoves.
NO. 121 NORTH SIXTH STREET
NO. 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Scud for descriptive Circular
256 in
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We keen , constantly bn hand . fall and well selected stock of
FRE
FAMT,LY FLOUR,
LIGGET'S BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
NEWCORN MEAL,
SUPERFINE
PRIME RIO COFFEE,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFE E, •
XX PORTO RICO BAKING - MOLASSES,
SUGAR CURED HAMS,.
NEW NO
NEW , SMOKED HALMBUT, • • '•
• -" • PRMIE. , FACTORY CREESE /
COAL. OIL :AND LAMPS; • • • r • .
•-• '• • 3 ' • DRIED .FRUITS, of all kinds,
CANNED FRUITS; of all • '
•-• FORialdN iIATIITS, :Of kinds,
HAW:P-PICK - ED WINTER APPIXS,
And all otheikilid..§'6f Goods that is. rieceSsaty tes i3l - 4 . 4.e the
Culinary Deiiii"rthlent coinlilete . alidthe table
-cs,- - EciTLIER - 111004 g,
Allqe.ramsfo - 1. 7 .13,n1leiuzite.
14.,$,F.ettft ' SSi'
i , • - trf —,• • • .
EPARATOP I ,S, 11E-AT'EF,„ : S., ag:
SEPAIIATORS. = • •
LA. • qciser:syittept i*eir-it.e:4:lll.ttino• Grain
. .S'CiSaratbr; Cie:aver . aid a r er,, with the latest
jippioi=ed Triphi-aciireat;ii , .r,:c;,Poweii: driven
tither by., gea t r This machine , trill
."-timesl'a P. d clean ybtir grain
. for t market, liy end `nporatlon, wit ..Ariore
,rtiyeeablences to hands than the old - Iyay,of
Threshing.
MILLS, ,
The celebrated Willoughby Patent Gum
Spring can't • be' -beaten:ln-Aim
country for, rocky or stumpy ground. No ,
breaking of - Lins'! No bunching of grain!`
r. REAPERS
- The - Ohio ilarvestey Is . no Iv.taking ihe lead
'among reapers 'and:nil:A*l - s. It is a'eatabineci
Poniper, and Uower, has two drive urbeels,,a
drand platfulin, arid - gives 'either :side 'e l f
rear delivery.: - Is' easily.' mil:liked for -.hers°
and man.
• RAK . Es: -
Pratt's Patent 'Horse ala,;-I.lal:o;ls.ihe •best
in the market. 20,00.0 of them are now inuse,
.and give universal saifaae:tiOn;' • ' •
FORKS— .
. ,
~. . .
:' ' Gla ldiug's IloKze Bay Poi ks. with the above,
named machines. with rep:th's 'Tor the same,
are.all being
. seld.hy J. P.. ZIAIMP.MAN,
who can be sere At. 1:11S11:8 Arcade, • NO.
.6,
Bellefonte; -I.!ii.
'',f.ail 10, 'GS. if. , -
ZERFECTED: . SPECTACLES .
arid Es-e.;Glasses... . .
T . 0 . 4e0f the firm will , he at.the Stem -of. their
Annt
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inu,r,En 1N JE)VELRY, WATCHES ; ETC.,
•• Stite . kgt , fit inrl26 . llelonte;Tc., •
POI. two ditys 'only, „Friday :mil Sntoarday,
January Isi anJ 2nd.
pre attends fc.r the iiurpose of assisting NI::
! ..Patton;infitiing •the , eye• un usint 1
-eases. T,iose suff I,• w ll4 . !'reln.in:ip!lr94
dtllv . ision are receuanc;udC:dlto
'tel.i.os of this oppottanity... "
Otir spectacles and Ere-Glasses! aide
..•
Acknowledwed to be the
liloat.Perrect . „. •
as.sistaece sight { ever tnannfacturcd,.and can
• alvkays ,lie 'Mkt! nliuu s'afordiu,g pfr'cct case
and:antnfort . whilo Stren . ;tbari and preSE.r.Lig-:
ink the IT..yns,inost theraughly.
We lake nee'tiloti . to netif . V the
„lie that pedlars, '
-and , tititantionithem against. - -
those.pretendifig.to have: • .
-,ourza.eds for • •..
Oct. 2, Te-ly„ . • ,
MEMO
CM=
p H I M L A R D O Ej., P ERIE
WINTER, TOIE °TAI3tE,
TDROlithl AND DIREC r ROUTETWEEN THIDADEC,PIIIA, DAM
" :MORE, • DARRISBURG, - W 1147:
• LIANISik)RT, • • •
TO TOO
• :NT co B e T WEST,
Tug
GR : EAT-OIL'•REGION
. Or PENNSTISANII.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all
TrainS.
On and after MONDAY, NO7. 2:led, MS,
the Trains - on• the Philadelphia, k Erie hail
Road will run as follows:
Westwarl I
Train lt;ares. Philatielplti.t 10 50 p.
" " " Look 11a 9.31,4. In
" '• arr. at Erie '9.50 p.
Erie Exp'es leaces noon
c. " Li/Ch. liarun,.., U. 55 p
, cc arr_ at. Erie 10.111 a. m Hlinira leaves :i•0 0 a• m
• 'u , " arr. at Lock Haven._ 7 15 p. at
_ • • 'Eastward. .
Wail Train leaves Eric. 10.50 a. m
" s " Lock 11:1 van 11.21 p. to
" " arr. at Ph L.... 1.0.00 a. n 7.
Erie Express Naves Et in 1'1.25 p.
" " • " Lock Haven_ 6.1 n a. tn.
* " " arr. at 'Philadelphia_ 4.24 a. te.
Mail and Express connect with Oil Creek
and Allegheny River Rail Road. Baggage
checked through
EO. PECK'S NEW
1) I lIN G S , sl. I. () N,
In room furinfuly 6K , etipir,Ell.y C. If. titanrroad,
wralt.-r areade. , Ata.!,; prupacell al, all
hours. A lirA, chnia
Ventilators,
connneeted with the It
7 1 ly
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who wish to take'out Letters Patient are ad
vised to counsel With 3i UN & Co., Editors of
the Scienbyic vii have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for over Twenty.
Years. Their American and It uropean Patent
Agency is the most extensive. in the world.—
Charges less than any other reliable
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A handsome , Bound volume, containing 150
Mechanical engravings. and the United States
Census by Counties, with Flints and Receipts for
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TIME TABLE.
ALFRED
May 22,'65.1y. Geueral
Tin: oItEA u - AND
BILLIAiID TABLE
l IC y ' Street
GROCERIES.
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ItTISCELLANEOUS
• I INE GROCERIES—•=2Iocba Cof
j: oid:qpy,erntrient Java, hebt:tinality
of Rio Coffee, Drown Coffee, BesCOolong Week
.Teas, Green Teas, Lovering Syrup, Golden
Syrup, Trips, flue .artiele Baking Molaeses,
'ltiee ' and everything in.tho ,Grocery line, at
the letsi6t• cash pliee. 'want the best
article ,of . Groceries in.,the -market,.
TT 'ip,priiveibial in Bellefonte, and
thiiin g hout . tho 'co'untY' if you want a
.koott sty . tis,le go to - •, , • • . •
ptiRNSIDE'S S 5 T.LIOgAS.
•WITIT.MAN'S Celebrated Con-
YY 1V; . fectioneiies;;' Whitman's cclebrittod
Chocolate, Baker's Chocolate,. Smith's Choco—
late, China Ginger, English Pickles, American
Pickies r , tte., .
BURNSIDE'S & THOMAS'
LEATH - RR of all descriptions.—
French Calf Skins, Sparkish. SJle ,Lea
ther, Moroceoes, Sheep Skins, Linings, and
everything ' the Leather line. i Warranted
to give satisfactiOn.
lIOE MAKER'S'. TOO LS .and
kj Findings in all their vorieties:• S addlery,
Buckles, Houk Bits , Spots;.ll,ing,s,: And. every
thing a saddler wants in the manufacturing
of harness , is to IT ' found at't •
HARDWARE, • . nines, Spoons,
coffee igins,.sh v. 18. Spades,.
Hoes, Lattips;FLirks; • ChainF.,,te., at
.;-,BUJ NSIDE'S .t THOMAS.
:FISHING TACIiEL, Rods, Lines,
Hooks,
.„Vlies, Sea-Uair Baskets, (rig
yotiVut to•eatch trout,) at
• ; i.BURNSIDE'S'cr: THOMAS.
.BA . SKET in all their variety,
Children's ' Carriages, Willow-Ware,
Pistols, Powder, Shot aqd. Caps, ' Car
tridges, &o. Also, Toy& of all kinds, .nt
.• . IsURNSIDE'S 4: THOMAS'.
ENV PATTERNS of Oil Cloths.
N
reduced micas at • ' •
' .111J134 , TSIpE'S & THOMAS.
IVOTIONSof all kinds, Stockings,
ill • Gloves, Handkerchiefs; Combs, Pocket-
books, in all' their variety, and very cheap.
Turkey Prance, Raisins, Poaches,. Apples,
,Oranges, Lemons,all kinds of foreign Fruit.
Hams, Bacon d; c. Canned Fruits, Peaches,
Tomatoes, Pine Apples. Peas, in great vari
ety. Barrett's 'Soap, Van pagan Keen's
Olive Soap, Dobbins' Soap, Sep Oakely Soup,
Old Castile, Palm Soap, Elderberry Soap, and
a great variety of other soaps at
.BURNSIDE'S d T :41AS.
THE highest market price paid for
all kinds of country produco by
UItN6IDE . 4I; TROMAS.
THE 'lamest and best stock of
Boots and Shoes, - warranted to giro
satisfaction, at reduced prices, only to be
found at
BtfItNSIDE'S S; -THOMAS'
-SPICES of all varieties, ground to
:order, and warranted to be strictly pure.
it is the only idaCe you can find unadulter
ated spices. • Try the'm for your own satisfac
tion; -BUR SIDE it THOMAS.
TTE , White Fish, • MaCk
et6l, at
Api.lo,liB. BURNSIDE'S THOMAS.
I_IFURNSIDE & THOMAS offer to
e . The public ono of the largest and best
seleetcd:stocks of merchandise in Centre coun
ty. Call, examine; and see for yourselves.
DRY GOODS,
GROG ERIES,
CLOTHING, PROVI-
SION S, &e., at
NO. 5, 'BUSH'S ARCADE,
BELLE,P):crE, PA
My entire stock of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Dry Goods, Cloth Clotliori. Gents' Furnuis.bing
Goods, etc., etc., for cheapness and durability
are not equalled in Centre connty.§
aprl C. DEM..
IOOK AGENTS,
) • Are in..eting with rare success in sell
ing S:r S.W. Baker's Explorations and Adve
ntures among the Nile tributaries of Abyssinia
to whielt is now added an account of the Cap
tivity and release of English subj.:cis, and the
career of the late Emperor Theodore. Nu book
is received among all classes of people Wi h
such unbounded favor, or so fully combines
thrilling interest with solid insruction. Agents,
male and female. sell it rapidly.
“An admirable record of scientific explora
tion, geographical discovery, and personal ad
venture."—N, Y. Tribune.
"It L, issuedin a very attractive form, and is
as entertaining as a rumauce."--Boston Journal
Full particulars on applicati , 311 to 0. D. Caso
& Co., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
10 11i 4t
GEORGE A. LOSE'S
NEW LIVERY STABLE
An entirely nee• stock of Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, &c., for hire. Private families tar
nished with safe horses and good carriages. The
stock is entirely new and the best in Bellefonte.
Enquire either at the Brockerholl Ilonse or at
.the stable. Sint
1 MACKERAL,
'MU lINSTDE THOMAS
BHIINSIDE'S &THOMAS':
MISCELLANEOUS.
LECTI9. TELEGRAN FIN
CHINA.
THE EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH COM.
PANY'S OFFICE.
ri)
NJ
Nu. 23 Ic 25 Nassau Street, !NeelYark
Organized under special charter from the Slats
of New York.,
I
cur ITAL 6,000,000
$50,000 SHARES, $lOO EACH.
DIRECTORS.
lION. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadel
phia.
,PAUL S, FORBES, of Russ. A: Co., China.
FRED. BUTTERFIELD, of F. Butterfield
Co., New York.
ISAAC LIVERMORE, Trt :Ismer Michigan
Central Railroad, Boston.
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treasurer
American Express Company, New York.
LION. JAMES NOXON, Syracuse, N. Y.
0. 11. PALMER, Treasurer Western Union
Teleftroph Company, Now York.
FLETCHER WESTRAY, of Westray,
Gibbs & Ilarcleastle, New York.
.NICHOLAS MICNLES, New York,
OFFICERS.
A. G. CURTIN, President.
N. MICELES. Vico President
GEORGE CONANT, Secretary. • .
GEORGE ELLIS (Cashier Natio/TA Mink
Commonwealth,) Treasurer.
HON. A. K. LfeCLURid, Philadelphia, So
licitor. • •
The Chinese Government having (through
the lion. Anson Burlingame) conceded to this
Company the privilege of connecting the groat
seaports of the Empire by submarine electric
telegraph :able, we propose commencing oper
ations in China' and •laying down a line of
nine hundred miles at once, between the fol
lowing ports,. viz :
• Population.
, .
.
Canton - . 1,000,000
Macoa - - 60,000
Hong-Kong 0 50,000
Swatow 9 '00,000
.
Amoy 250,000
Foo-Chow 1,250,000
Waii-Cho 300,000
N.ingpo ' 400,00.0
Haug Mean - 1;200,000
Shanghai
1,000,-063
Total 5,910,-600
Thee!, ports laa.ve a .fortigu commerce of
$900,000,000, and an enormous domestic
trade,besides which we have the immense in
ternal commeroe' of .the Empire, radiating
from these points, through its canals and "nay.:
igable rivers. ;
The cable being laid, this Company propo
res erecting land lines, and establishing a
speedy and trustworthy weans lolcominunioa
tion, which must conanAand . there, as every
'where else, and . of, social life, especially iu
China. She has no postal. system, .and • her
'city means now of communicating interims
on, is by enariers on land,. and by steamers
On water.
The-Western World 'knows that China is a
very largo country, in the main densely peo
pled; but fiya yet realize that she contains
more than a third of the human race. The
latest returns made / toher central authorities
for tuxitig purposes by the local, magistrates
make her, population lour Hundred and Fear
-teen Millions, and this is more likely to be
under than over the actual aggregate. Near;
ly all of theseovhe aro over ten years old, nos
only can but do read and write. Her civili
zation is peculiar' but her literature is as ex tensive as that of ? Europe. China isa land of
teachers and traders; and the latter aro ex
ceedingly quick to avail themselves of every
proffered facility for procuring. early informa
tion. IC is observed in California that the
Chinese make great use of the telegraph,
though it there transmits messages in English
alone. If the telegraph we propose, connect
ing all their -rent seaports, wercrnow in ex
istence, it is believed that its business would
pay the cost within the next two years of its
successful operation, and would steadily in
crease thereafter.
No enterprise commends itself as in a
greater 'degree -remunerative to capitalizit%
and to our whole people. It is of a vast 'la -
Hone! importance -commercially, political;. ,
and evangelically.
"0 - The stock of this Company has lictql
unqualifiedly, recommended to capitalists and
business men, as a desirable investment by
editorial articles in the New'York Herald,
Tribune,, World, Times, Post, Express ' Tajo--
pendent, and in the Philadelphia Nor tlt
lean, Press,-Ledger, Incttirer, Age, Ball
and Tole ,raph.
Shares of this Company, to a limited nna,
ber, may be obtained at $5O each, $lO pa) a
,ble down, $l5 on the, Ist of November,s2s payable in ninthly 'instalments of $2 „,,
each, commeaeing December I, IS6S, oa ,Lp.
plication to . •
DREXEL & CO.,
34 SOUTH , THIRD STRIA T,
PHILADELPHIA
Shares can be obtained in Bellefonte by ,p
plication to W. B. Reynolds & Co., Bar
who are authorized to receive subscription
and can give all necessary information ou t
subject.
9 25 'OS.
BIBLES! ; No.. 0, containing six'
plates, Psalins in Metre, Family It,.
cord,. Gilt Back and Sides, ;:43
No. 11, containing ten plates, Apocrypha,
Concordance, Psalms and Family Ito
cord,
No.ll, P., Same, Arranged for Photogra
phs, • • .50
Same, with Photographs and Clast,.. aSlro.
No. 12, containing twenty plates and
same as No.ll,
No. 1:3, containing same a No. 11, P
Gilt Edges,
Same, with Clasp and Gilt,
No. 22, containing same as No. 13, Fin.. 7 5:)
Same, Fine Morocco, full Gilt and
Clasp,. J
The subscriber has:also for.s.ale Bible: 01
better quality and higher prides. They 11
HARDING'S BIBLES,
Binding Warranted, and aro far superi
those gotten for the purpose to be hat:
about thee, country, and sold at exturtiw
prices.
N0v.15;67-0
MERCANTILE.
NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON
WARE MANUFACTORY,
•
•
Immediately opposite Bush's Building., on
the west side of Spring Creek, •
Bellefonte, Pa.
-
JOIN 11. LONEBERGER,
formerly doing business in this line In
street, has again okablishod a Tin and
Iron Ware Manufactory, in the locality t,b,-.0
mentioned, where he is prepared to suppl.; to,
public with every article davirable in it:J
branch of the trade at Livisa Paulus. Ir.
wares made of the bast materials.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING
will receive prompt attention, and at re
able rates, and everything desired in th's
will be promptly made to suit parties.'
.70 - 01.0 IRON, COPPER, PEWTER A vt..
ltic:s, taken in c.?icha.ngo for manufactarr.
articles.
MARK TILE PLACE! NEAR NEW
LOGAN FOUNDRY.
Juno 19,'GSAy.
.HEADQUARTERS FOR GEN
TLEMEN'S
FUBNISIIING G 001,)
•
z0.. , ,1,DT0 el:m.110ot Row.
Anew .^..s.sertment of Gauze. Merino. Linen,
rind Jean undershirts and drawers. IN eekt'e .
and bows or every description. gloves, sl-p , n.
dens collars, hats, caps, &c., by
W. W. MONTGOMERY,
3IIIRCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
Agzlit for-tho celebrated Singer Sewing
chine. 9 4't* t
SOAP ! SOAP!
“Itich 2, Croesns." Tremendous ex-:
citement - Unprecedented rush for the Lew
Cro::sus
SOAP ! SOAP ! !
The washinz powers of this Soap are truly
marvelous. No person who has ever tried t
will do without it. Its reeommendations
perfect PUP, ITV, utter HArtm LEsszr Ess nti
wonderful EFFICIENCY'. Warretited to con
tain more washing power to the dollar's worth
than any olltar soap in the market—therefore
the cheapest. Try it. Satisfaction gnantntee/:,
if used according to directions, or money re .
funded. Ask any grocer for it. Manntitetur,d
only by HOC ii LEY & HALL.
(aVESUS SOAP WORKS.)
No. 443 York .A.venuo, [Oh York Road,] Nina
I j W.
CONI{,AD
RESTAURANT.
HARRY KLINE, PROPEIF:COR
Fresh oysters, shell and tub—sold by the quart
hundred or plate. Parties desiring oysters ca❑
rely upon these being fresh and nle.,
Oyst:nrs servM in every
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GEO. LIVINGSTON
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