Cextre Hadtr, Pa, Feb. 12th 1860,
LOCAL ITEMS.
BLANKS --Blank Summons, Vendu
Notes, Executions, and Judgment and Ex-
smption Note combined, for sale at this
Office. a
g&Two. N¥w Empire Sewive Ma
em ings, warranted, for sale at this Office.
IroN Cry CoLLRGE.—A scholarship to
this institution for sale at this office, and to
be had at a bargain,
Bilin il
Tr
Locat NEws.—OQur readors are solicited
te furnish us items of local interest for pun-
lication, Send us the facts only Ar oe
will got them in shape for publication.
Our readers would oblige us, by occa
sionally mailing a copy of the REPORTER Lo
their relatives and acquaintances outside
of our county especinlly to such ns former-
ly lived in Pennsvalley. It would be the
most welcome matter you could mail to
neh. and would be the means of inducing
many to become subscribers, Any person
sending us 8 new subscribers, and $12, will
bo entitled tothe RRPORTERONE year free,
far 4 new gubsribers, and $6 the getter up
of the club will receive the REPORTER 6
months free. This offer good from this date
—tho mames can be sent in as they sub-
seribe.
ee ll ee
_ To Business Men.
Weinvite business men wishing to
silvertise, to call and examine the
subscniptisa list of the REPORTER, and
sutisfy themselves that it prelents a
most desirable advertising medium,
especially for thisside, the heart of the
weunty. This has been the experience
wf so far, who have advertised in
the RrrorTErR. We venture to say,
that mee we commenced the publica-
tion of this paper, the rapid increase of
our list, unsolicited, is without prece-
dent in this county.
nen)
omn—
“Calorifie."”
FROM FLEMI NGTON.— A Correspon-
dent from Flemington writes, date 2 inst.’
that the radicals in that sectionsre engaged
in swearing in members to a secret politi-
asl society. Also, that Mr, Vanada's sta-
ble was destroyed by fire on the aboe mor-
ning, his cow having got fast in tae stall,
and while attempting to loosen her with
one hand, a wide-awnke lamp which he
held in the other, was raised too high,
setting the fodder on fire. The cow was
of $50.
act prohibiting the licensing of taverns and
saloons in Clinton county.
ceesielonsass
“Calorific.”
Sie I
For the Reporter.
ARITHMETICAL. — Eight men
mow 65 per cent. of a field in 7 days of 12
days of 8 hours each; 12¢ per cent. worked
8 days of 14 hours each; 25 per cent. of 300
per cent. of the original number of men
mowed 80 per cent. of what was left, what
per cent. of the flicld remains unmown?
finish the field by working 14 hours per
day. Answer next week.
Oak Grove Home, P
i 0.
D.
“Caloric.”
ad Be.
CALL ACCEPTED.—Rev. J. K. Mil-
ler has accepted the call of the Centre Hall
charge (Lutheran) to become their pastor,
and will commence his duties as such, on
the 1st of April, next.
—
“Calarific.”’
rail
For the Reporter.
say a few words to “Down the Valley.”
nearly a year. and dnring this time often
looked through its columus for un article
from *‘down the valley,” but always looked
azain looking over the paper, I was
ubly sarprised to see an article on
Talk”
and re-read the article. Well done,
friend. “down the valley, try again. 1
es,
if vou only had more cours
aper
ry and write for the
take my advice
among the people of Centre and adjoining
cwanties—for you must bear in mind that
tv. Centre iz my native county, and not-
Centre, and the Reporter always brings me
Hots.” Now I would suggest to “Down
the Valley,” that in the next issue of the
Reporter he give us some more “Farm
Talk,” give us, for instance, his way of
raiting pigs and poultry, what kind of
feed is best for young pigs, &c. We all
eount of its heating nature ; also, what kind
of food is best for hens.
neighbors say they feed their hens roast
cori“to ‘make them lay, others say hran
slop, while one man argues that bone nical
is batter than anything else to make hens
AY.
Chilesquaque, Feb. 1. JAB.
Fauess Fos cnie
“Calorific.”’
logical seminary (Lutheran) at Selins-
growe, where he intends preparing himself
for the ministry. We regret to loose our
friend S., he was a worthy citizen—may
the greatest success attend him in his en-
deavors to build up Zion's walls,
“‘Calorific.”’
Erhard, of Haines, iz mentioned in con-
nection with the next Co. Superintendency.
He is an old teacher and has all the quali-
fications for the position.
“Calorifie,” Ore.
Rev. Reiter, assisted by Rev. Engel, held
p protracted meeting in the German Ref.
church at Aaronsburg, last week.
Communion service will be held in the
Ref, church at Rabersburg, next Sabbath.
The measles are still raging among the
young folks in Penns and Brush valljes,
In some districts the cases are so numeroyg
as to depopulate the schools, but we are
pleased to learn that few, if any, cases have
been fatal,
Lo rp, o
THE CALORIFIC” can be seen in op-
eration at the Stove Store of E. P. Titzell,
in Milroy.
DONT FAIL TO SEE THE “CA-
_ LORIFIC”
The moderate weather of the last
four days, has finished up sleighing,
for the present,
ff oss
ay morning
On last Saturd
of Mifflinburg arrested a person by name
of Bingaman at Miltheim, who had es-
caped the Lewisburg juil, in which he was
confined for stealing clovérseed. A You
ward of $50 was set upon hind.
send titi
r. A A Retlin's reply to 8. I. S., will
kK.
1S THERE A POET AMONG Ul?—
Yes, Fillmore in gallent little Benner, has
her poet, who will soon immortalize Buffa-
Ia Run, and write lyrics of its fair maidens
as did Burns of his Highland Mary in ye
olden time. Hear how he “does up” the
Reporter:
For the Reporter,
MACHINE PORTRY.
What is it that comes once a week,
From Centre Hall, wrapped up so slesh
To Fillmore ; where the Bos all run
To get the news and hear the fun ?
The Centre Hall Reporter.
M
appear next wee
What is it every week doth tell,
Of foreign news, and home as we
What is it tells us where to find
Farming tools of every kind ?
The Centre Hall Reporter.
What is it tells us where to buy
The cheapest goods of every dye,
And where to get your boots and shoes
That will never pinch your toes?
‘he Centre Hall Reporter.
So business men if you are wise,
You must not fail to advertise,
And if vou don't get back your “tin”!
'T will be because they were not in
The Centre Hall Reporter,
And if you want to get a wife
To make vou happy all through life,
Just take an honest friends advice
Get Mr. Kurtz to advertize
In the Centre Hall Reporter.
Or if you want to sell your store,
Your farm, your stock, or any more
Of “worldly goods,” go in a trice
And liberally advertize
In the Centre Hall Reporter.
If vou want to hear the Benner news,
Or of Patton township if you choose,
Just go to Kerlin's store some day,
Be generous, subseribe and pay
The reason John Micss makes it pay,
Coining money every day.
Making wagons, driving shoes,
Is because he gets the news
In the Centre Hall Reporter.
Then there's Joseph Tressler too,
Who can make a boot or shoe,
That will not pinch--beeause they fit,
He, for, subscribes and pays for it,
There, my machine is broke at last,
That made this poetry so fast;
| But betore the lust sound died away,
| It seemed to me I heard it say,
! Fillmore, Feb. 8. R. C. GRABMUR.
ml) meen
Fo r th € Repo rier.
Me Editor :—1 noticed an article in Inst
tion.
i
{ ishing the oftive of Co. ;
We do not desire a tilt with Ar. P,,
there are two things we would like to
know: First, w hint valley does he mean?
If he means Butialo Run valley, hes neur-
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in width, and the majority of the citizens
live on the other side of the valley from
Mr P.
the majority ure opposed to the office? If
is be-
Sania sonnel ss sms TH
he bas arrived at that conclusion,
voad my comprehension.
school system. One or two, I know of,
whe think more of the “Almighty dollar”
Dar Reporter :—The world moves. Wm
Red, oné of the most accommodsfing men
in Paton twp., says he will try the Repor-
for for sit months. I have no doubt by
fhe time the six months are 8p, Mr. Reed
will have a Wife and be se(tivd for life.
Dr. 4. M. Bush, the mah of all men,
says, put my tiatiie down for the Reporter.
The Di. is a fine man, has a fine home, but
«till he says Ho is too near the Headquarters
of the Patton twp. durkies to do any good,
Homan is down on the law allowing ne-
groes to vote; he thinks he will have to
take a back seat in Grant's cabinet. Mr
Hofiiafi had an introduction to Mr. Hager,
the great produce dealer, last week; he
thinks Hager is the best man on the face
of the earth, and is very sorry that he has
no more apples, for if he had, he would in-
vite hii up and have a good chat together.
Homan says the Reporter bents all the pa
pers in the county for news, but he says he
did not say that a darkey took his turkey,
he says it was a gentleman of the colored
petstiusiofi. He is good on a guess, but he
sit¥s fo person need come to his house for
a miss of snusage, as they were played out
some bine ago. :
Squire Rumbarger is still shooting ideas
at the children of this place; the squire is
fond of a good dinner and is glad that the
people butcher in the fall, as school gene-
rally commences in the full of the year and
butchering comes at the same time and he
generally gets invited to dinner on that
day, something of which he is very fond,
vik, a good dinner—who would not he?
There are some very liberal people in
this neighborhood, as for instance Mr. B.
F. Hunter, he made an allowance of 100
Ibs. on his big hog—the weight was stated
at 580 1bs., when it was only 430, but there
arc no close people here by nature, but
there is one that is ¢lose by name—so we
will overlook the hog matten 2
Now. in conclusion, the best paperin the
county is the Centre Hall Reporter, as Hos
man says he would hot miss the Reporter |
for the best dinner that could he seared up,
and he says he is sorry that it is not pub-
lished daily, as he would then have an ex-
cuse to go to the oflee every evening, and
MARRIAGES
Ot the 9th inst, at Penn Hall, by Rev.
I: RK, Evans, of Williamsport, r. Reu-
ben Kline of the former place, to Miss Ca-
tharine Fisher of Aarons we
On 8th Dec, by Rev. W. H, Groh, Mr.
William Reed of Ferguson twp., and Miss
Mary M. Dubbs, of Potter twp.
On 22nd Dec., bry the same, Mr. B. F.
Gititeich and Miss Annie E. Keller, both
of Hyrrjs twp.
On 5th ult., by the same, Mr. Daniel Nei-
dig of Haines twp., and Miss Lydia E.
Krumrine of Ferguson twp.
On 8th ult, by the same,
(toss, of Dayton, Crawford co, Pa, and
Miss Alfaretta Fisher of Pine Grove Mills.
On 2 inst, 8. A. Bell of Anronsburg, and
Miss Priscilla W. Hall of Bellefoute.
On 20. inst, Frank McCumpsey and miss
Lizze Ward, of Bellefonte,
DEATHS.
On Oth inst., Mr. Abr. Elder of Half
moon, aged about 50.
On 7th, at Woodward, Laura, daughter
of Philip Bowersox, aged about 9 yedrs.
On 26th ult, in Milesburg, Irvin
Koves, aged 21 years,
On 10th ult, at Port Matilda, Miss Liz.
zie Hassan, in her 16th year.
(; EORGE FE EATING HOUSE
XT & OYSTER SALOON,
Bush's Arcade Restaur-
On High street, at
ant Bellefonte, Pa. This excellent estab-
meals can
lishment is now open, and good
be had at all hours. Roast Beef, Ham,
(warm or cold,) Chicken, Turkey, Tripe,
Pickels, Oysters, Soup, Eggs, Pies, Cakes,
Crackers, Nuts, Oranges, nan, &e., &.,
comprisa the bill of fire. Billiard Table
connected with the Restaurent. Oystersin
every style—also by the dozen and hun-
dred. decd ly
“A NNUAL STATEMENT.
Office of The Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Compnny of Centre County.
CENTRE Harn, Jan. 11th, 1369,
In compliance with the provisions of their
Charter, the Directors present the Eleventh
annual statement of the transactions of the
Company :
Assetts. bills receivable, bes
ing premium notes, due and
payable by members, for ins
Mr. Cyrus
$20,477 98
the satisfaction of reading it would well re-
yay him for the teip. He tried to buy a
Fock for his meat hotise the other day, but |
could get none to suit him and now | be- |
lieve Miess has agreed to make him one.
Ex-sherift Conly says, the cighr story |
store, there was only one cigar there: but |
now, he saves, there is a good stock on
hand aguin.
Mr. Abram Elder, an old and respecta- |
ble citizen of Halfmoon twp, was buried |
last Monday. The old settlers are fast dis- |
appearing. ,
IR W— Sen S———
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Wheat, red 81 o0al TO.
Rve, 81 Hal 60.
Corn, vellow 87a88¢.
Oats, western at 72
Cloverseed, $949 50,
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat, No. 1 at $1 70; No 2 81 58
al 64,
Rye, $1 46.
Barley, at $2 1342 15.
Corn, new at 88 89¢ : old 81,
Oats at 79¢ for western,
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, No 2 ut £1 17al 17%.
Corn dull at 57 {a58 for new,
Oats dull, No 2 at 52a)! rejected |
at 49¢.
Rye, No 1 at 117, and No 2,1 14a |
wil,
Barley 1,95.
Peef cattle dull;
£4.75a
BELLEFONTE MARKETS.
White Wheat $1,50, Red 1 40..."Rye
1.5.......Corn Q.35...... Barlev 1
1.40,
i the value of an eduvation, agree with
P.—but they are emphatically in the mi-
! nority. I would enter into an argument
{ had not Mr. 8. L. S.,
ably defeuded the cause in his reply to A,
r A. K. in last week's Reporter—and in my
estimation gave him (Mr. A. A. K,) a
sound drubbing. That's right, Mr. 8. 1
keep them straight on that side, and I'll
watch them on this side of the valley’ —
t I mean those who are opposed to the com-
| mon school system. F
a blow at the Co. Superintendency, are
fizhting against the common schools, where
| mme-tenths of our citizens receive their
scholastic education,
Fillmore, Pu., Feb. 0 G. BW. R.
pn
| goods, offers the same at reduced pri-
Call at Frank's for bargains.
————— a @»
i Ces,
S16 Tallow 124...... Bacon 20...... Ham 25,
LEWISBURG MARKET.
Wheat 31,50.......Corn, Old* 1,00Rve
Oats, 321h, 62, Timothyseed,
dail, 800,
White
i: Butter 30
beans 3.50.......E
Tallow
dried Apples Ih, OR... Pork 8@d, .........
Side & shoulder 11,
MILROY
Wheat
$.20. 0 rie
MARKETS.
05 sadvsane
: per Salt per sack 8
Flour (fnmity) HOD....... Butter A0.............
Kags Dna Bacon Sides & Shoulders 16,
Hams 2h... Jared 1...
Apples dried (20 Barley $1 50Pork 10
LUMBER. ane! Sn per M.......
of mil, ary Ri MM... Samples
Bil! = 1RAXY per
Hemlock bili stuf 140 Sper.
18 inch shingle No 1 37 per M.....4do
No 235600.......doNo 23 34850.......do No 3
por
tut?
No 2 312 lo......No 3 37,50
| to “heating churches.”
Milroy, is the place for stoves.
BR sm eee 0.....
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Public Sales.
Joseph Smith's Vendu, near Madison-
burg, farm stock, March 4th.
Peter Kerlin, sr., Fillmore, sale March 6
| house Famitnre, :
George Kline's sale, 11 Mare inde
Hall, ua stock and heh ae, Linden
Anna Fehl's sale 70 acre farm, near Ra-
bersburg, March 6.
Wm. Hosterman's Sale, Millheim, furni-
ture, Saturday 20. February.
Jonath. Kramer's sale, Penn twp., farm-
stock, Monday 22nd February.
J. A. Sweetwood’s sale, above Centre
Hall, farm-stock, Thursday 25. February.
John Dinges’ Sale, Penn twp., 18th Feb,
David Allison's Sale, near Spring Mills,
Feb. 17th, farm stock.
Jno. Reinhart’s Sale, near Spring Mills
Feb. 24th, farm stock, &e.
WH. Harter's Bale, near Aaronsburg,
farm stock, March 3rd.
Wm. F. Jordan's sale, Centre Hall, fi
stock, 10th March. , farm
Jacob Walter's saie, near Centre Hall,
farm Sek. March.
Jaco agner, jr., Potter twp., farm
stock, sale 23th Feb. Py
D. Hosterman’s sale, Penn twp., on 16th
March. :
Catherine Foust’'s Vendu, Potter twp.,
on 26th Feb.
Perc. Nearhood’s sale, near Millheim, on
4th March.
John Breon's Vendu, Penn twp., 25th
Feb., farm stock, &e. :
H R. Price's vendu, Haines tp., 16. Feb.
John Dutweilers Vendu, in Penn twp.,
on Wednesday, Feb. 24., farm stock, &c.
| appearance,
A An Irishman in writing a letter to
is Swesthenr,, asking whether she
would accept of his love or not, writes
thus:
“If you don’t love me, plaze send
back the letter without breaking the
seal,
[ ADIES LOOK HERE!
4
FAIRER &
Bellefonte,
CO,
Is the place to buy your Silks, Mohairs
Mozare sigue, Reps, Alpacas, Delnins
Lans, Brilliants, Muslins, Calicoes, Tick:
ings, Flanels, Opera Flanels, Ladies Coat.
ing, Gents’ Cloths, Ladies Sacques, White
Pekay, Linen Table Cloths, Counterpanes
Crib Counterpanes, White and Colored
Tarlton, Napkins, Insertings and Edgings
White Lace Curtins, Zephyr & Zephyr Pat
terns, Tidy Cotton, Shawls, Work Baskets,
SUNDOWNS,
Notions of every kind, White (Goods of
every description, Perfumery, Ribbons-
Velvet, Taffeta and Bonnet, Cords ané
Braid, Veils, Buttons, Trimmings, Ladies
: he '
and Misses Skirts, :
HOOP SKIRTS,
Thread Hosiery, Fans, Beads, Sewing Silks
LADIES AND MISSES SHOEg
and in fact every thing that can
of, desired or used in the be thought
N CY GOODS OR NOTION LINE
which he has concluded to sell at figures as
low if not lower than Philadelphia and
New York retail prices,
Also the only agent in Bellefonte, for the
sale of the
DOESSA PATENT COLL
SKIRT, APSING
Its peculiarity isthat it can be altered in-
to any shape or size the wearer may desire
so as to perfectly fit all ladies, :
G. W. FAIRER & CO.,
juneb' 68,1y. No. 4, Bush's Arcade.
INE GROCERIES, mocha coffee. ole
gov. java, best quality Rio coffee
best oolong black teas, green teas, lovering
syrup, golden syrup, Drips fine article bak-
ing molasses, rice and everything in the
grocery line at the lowest cash prices in the
marketBURNSIDE & THOMAS. is the
place.
surances, the past vear
has
been ctlled in... , 765 39
on Premium
notes taken the past year $28,712 H4
To this add reCeip
into the Treastufy
from assessments No,
4, and applied to the
payment of losses $3589 82
Also, money on depo-
sit duemembers........ H00 00
Balance inthe Treas’'y 170 45
Making the total aszetts the
past year
EXPENSES,
Compensation to Dis
PRERUIPR . out aaetonsarhensss $11285
Sulary of Secretary... 10000
hs of Treasurer... 2500
Printing, office rent,
stationary
Desk for Necretury to
jrresery «¢ papers
['. 8S. revenue tax and
sjamps
Losses paid, goods &
store house of Jno W
Neo... iiiiniirinnan 2500 00
furniture, Geo Gran-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OMAN.—-FEMALRES, OWING To
Whe peculiar and important relations
which they sustain, their peculiarorgan-
ization, and the office they pdrform Are
gubject to many sefferings, Poa ire
these contribute in no small degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who areill. Not onlyse, but no one
of these various female complaints ean |
be suffered to run on without involving the
general health of the individual, and ere
ong producing permanent sickness and
premature decline. Nor is it pleasant to
consult a physician for the reife of these
various delicate affections, and only upoy
the most urgent vecessity will a trite wo.
man so far sacrifice ber greatest charm ns’
to do this, The sex will then thank us for
placing in their hands simple specifies
which will be found efficacious in relieving
und curing almost every one of thosd trou-
blesome complaints peculiar to the sex.
ed
dreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds of
others apply vainly to druggists snd doe
tors, who ecither merely tantalize them
with the hope of a cure or apply remedios
which make them worse. 1 would not
wish to mssert anything that would do in-
justice to the afflicted, bat 1 wm obliged to
say that although it may be produced from
excessive exhaustion of the powers of life,
by laborioys employment, unwholesome
air and food, profuse menstruation, the use
of tea and ooffee, and frequent childbirthy
itis far oftener caused by direct irritation,
applied tc the mucous members of the va-
gina itself.
When reviewing the causes of these dis-
tressing complaints, it is most painful to
contemplate the attendant evils consequent
upon them. It is but simple justice to the
subject to enumerate a few of the many ad
ditional causes which so largely affect the
life, health, and happiness of woman in all
classes of society, and which, consequently,
affect more or less directly, the welfare of
the entire human family. The mania that
exists for precocious education and mar-
riage, causes the years that nature desig-
ned for corporeal developement to be was.
ted and perverted in the restraints of dress,
the early confinement of school, und espe-
cially in the unhealthy excitement of the
ball-room. Thns, with the body half-clo-
thed, und the mind unduly excited by plea-
sure, perverting in midnight revel the
hours designed by nature for sleep und
Pe He work of destruction is half nccom-
Pp Ishieq,
In consequence of this early strain upon
her systvm, unnevessury effort is required
by the delicate votary to retain her situa-
ting the evil. When one excitement is ove
er, another in prospective keeps the mind
morbialy sensitive to impression, while the
now constant restraint of fashionable dress,
absolutely forbidding the exercise indis-
pensable to the attainment and retention of
organic health and strength; the exposure
produce their legitimate effect. At last, an
and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utter-
This is but a truthful picture
of the experience of thvusands of our young
Long before the ability to exercise the
functions of the generative organs, they res
quire an education of their peculiar ner
vous system, composed of what is called
the tissue, Which is, in common with the
3.007 0
¥ 1 * ~
Total accruing nssetts and funds
of the Compuny, the past year
heretofore reported
for previous yrs $155,778 74
expired & enncell-
ed by parties 16.043 25
ann
— 139,780 &
setts of the Comp, this day...
insitran-
ces taken the past
) $450,383 26
| Same, heretofore re-
ported for ten pres
vious years.......2,355 808 BY
= 4
S108,
Grand total offrisks and insue
ranees since organization...
From which deduct Policies
expired and eancelled dy
consent of parties......coivenen
2, BOG, 282
247.570
Grand total of risks and insu-
rances in force this day
Liabilities, loans and
posits due members... 8500
BE —--
S2 508,702 (Ww
lowing named members were elected Di
rectors for the ensuing year:
t John W Krumzrine, Georg
| shua Potter. Henry Keller,
| At an election held the same day, the fi!
|
eo Musser, Jo
ohn Shannon
hits which sap the very life of their victims
cre nature hus self-completed their devel- |
For Female Weakness and Debility,
Whites of Leweorrhops, too profuse Mins
or Prolapsus Uteri, we offer the most per-
known: Heievporp's Come
Kxtracr or Bucur, Directions
for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
Females in every period of lite, from in-
fancy to extreme old age, will find it a rem=
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functions, Strength is the glory of man- |
HervporLp's Ex-
Herm- |
poLd's Extraer Buchu, having received |
physiciuns in the United States, is now of- |
front whatever cause originating ¢ General
Mpression,
Imbecility, Detérmination of Biood to the |
man. John Kreanmer, John Wolf.
elected the following officers!
President—George Buchanan,
Vice President—Joshua Potter.
Seeretary—Alexandor Shannon,
Trensurer—Henry Witnier,
and all the former Agents were continue!
for the ensuing year,
Attest, Gro. BrcHANAN, Pres'l,
Alex. Shannon, See'y. janls,3t
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
£4 Letters of administration on the
estate of Thompson Deviney, late of Gregg
township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, he requests wll persons
knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate paynient, and
those having claims against the same to
present them duly authenticated according
to law for settlement.
A. J. YOUNG,
Administrator,
jan8,6t
CLOTHING—Overconts Pants, Vests,
und Dress Coats, cheap ts, Wolf's Store.
Wall Paper.
35.5000 New Patterns, just received from
’ v
New York,
747 Over 5000 Pieces now on hand, and roi
sale at Wholesale prices:
#z&-C ood paper at 9, 10, 12% and 15 cen
per Bolt.
u#. Fine Patterns at 17, 18, 20 and 25 cts,
f !
xg, Best Satin Papers at 30 eetits per Bo
Also : ©il Cloth,
wg.a large Stock of OIL WINDOW
SHADES, TABLE, STAND, STAIR
& FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all of which
will be sold at the lowest market price.
AT J. M'MANIGALS,
jan29, tf MILROY,
BOOTS, by the thousand, all styles, si-
ses and prices, for men and boys, just ar-
rived at Wolf's well known Old Stand.
W.
|
|
Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
Low Spirits, Dirorgaunisation vr Paralysis
of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of
To fhanre the genuine, cut |
Ask for Hepvponw's, Take.no
. Deseribo symptoms if all cases.
HELMBOLD, Druggist; 594 Broadway,
New York, and 104 South 10th Street, Phi-
ladelphia, Pa. Price—3$1,25 per bottle, or
t bottles for 86.50, ddlivered to dny ad-
Sold by ‘all Draggists everywhere.
TONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
AX done up in steel-engraved wrapper,
house, and signed
jan.2m H. T. WELMBOLD.
i IME. COAL AND LUMBER.” © **
4
: The beat :
WOOD COAL BURNT ‘LIME,
can be had at the Bellefonte Line Kilns, on
the Pike leading to Milesburg, at the lowest
irices. We are the only parties in Central
Pe who burn in
Patent Flame Kiln,
which produces the
Best White-Wash
and
Plastering Lime,
offered to the tradi THe best’ :
SHAMOKIN AND WILKESBAR
TRIE ANTHRACITE COAL,
ull sises; prepared expressly fot family use
180
Silver Brook Foun-
dry Coal
at lowest prices,
ond quality
[EY 7 f Bi .
BOARDS, BROAD BAILS
PALING, SHINGLES
and plastering Jothe for sule ¢heayp.
Office and yard, near South atl of Bale
Eagle Valley R. R. Depot.
SHORTLIDGE, & bo.
_apl0'és, ly. Bellefonte Pa:
"ORSE COLLARS; if yor dow't want
your horse's shoulders galled and
made sore, g¢t good herse collars gt
BURNSIDE & THOMAS".
Cy ED FRUITS, peaches, tomatoes,
/ pine apples, and peas in great varies
ty, at B
JRNSIDE. & THOMAS
ASKETS in all their varieties, childrens.
tols, powder, shot, ea
Also a lot of fivst and sec.
hs, cartridges, &¢., at
ai. wv A a
MILROY
FURNITURE
5
Wareroom.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Centre county, that he has con.
tht of hand, and nukes to order, all
f* + £% : : - ,
kinds ¥ ry
Z
BEDSTEADS, (Cottage nnd plain,)
WASHSTA NDS a
CORNER CUPBOARDS,
So BORA ENSION TABLES
ss EX EX S OX A nly
Dining Tab
ining Table,
Breakfast Tables, i vod a
Toilet Tables,
I Centre Tables, : a
y Sinks, Doughtrays,
Cradles,
Onne Seated Rocking Chairs,
Cane Seated Chairs (plain)
Cane Seated Nursif Chairs,
Plain Rocking Chairs,
Windsor Chairs,
Children’s Chairs,
settees,
short notice und ‘made in the best possible
muntior—HoMem A DE wad warranted of the
best muterinl,
Prices Lower than Elsewhere!
vg. Persons in want of Furditure will do
well to give mom call.
$558 ~ JOHN CAMP,
jan® 7 ong heat age “ Milroy.
(3 ENTS THIS WAY!
bi SUITS! SUITS:
W. W. McClellan, st Bellefonte, would
inform themen.of Peunsvalley, and his old
friends nod customers, as well as all others
who may desire to be riggéd out,
In well Fitting, Substantially
& Fashionably
made suits of cloths, from any kind of ma-
teriul they choose, I would say that I am
still in the field, and prepared to aecommo-
date. ! have un large and excellent assort-
meni o n
Furnishing Goods,
ALSO,
Cloths, Cassinteres, & Vestings,
from which garments will be made t» or-
der in the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
bo)
Having just bought my goods du-
anic, I defy competition as
durability, and fashion, this side
Remember the Place
WwW. W.
No. 4 Brokerhaf's Row, Allegheny street,
Bellefonte, - Pas where cloths, vassimerds,
véstings, callnrs, umbrellas, ciins, hats,
caps, in shart Avetything to completely rig
out a gentleman, can be had aid made up
in thedntest style, Ta
I min alsh agent for WILCOX & GIBBS
Sewittg Machine] which should be seen by
all desiting a wiaching; de25,08y
— mt pss ns
WE ARE COMING
present to any json
ing ils a Club in Our Gréat
i
GOODS
a Wateh. piece of Sheeting, Silk dbess Pat-
tern, &c., &oyy
FREER OF CONT.
Our inducements during the past few years
have been large: :
We Now Daible Our; Rates 6f Pre-
i minis:
: We have made many important addi
tions to oir Winter Stocks, and have large-
ly oXtetided dur Exchange List, and we
our extensive patronagt:
Seid for'New thircular.
Catalogue of Goods and Samples sent
to any address free. Sémd money by re-
gistered letter.
Address all orders fo _
J. 8. HAWES & co.
15 Federal st; Boston, Mass.
P. 0. Box €. a
Wholesale Dealefs if Dry and Faney
Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums,
Leather Godlls, &e., &e. del8, 12
’ Dr. JNO. ¥. BURTON'S
Ey vplate 0 harmon. 14
ing and strengthening Wower, PA
tiser, enables the ston 0
. 0YS of all kinds, at
3 BURNSIDE « THOMAS’.
OTJONS of all kinds, Stelring® gloves
A Hajdiufesiek, somby, pockét books,
in albtheir vdrioty and very cheap, al _.
URNSIDE® T Oxia
3 LOTS FOR BALE
The vudersigned offefs thre very desi-
rab’e building Lots, at Ceiitre Hall, at pri-
vate sale. These lots are situated on the
Boalsbutrg road, near the Imtheran church
apply to
jan8,tf
ANDER,
J. R. ALEX
: # : Bellefonte.
carriages, willow ware, guns, pis-
BURNSIDE « THOMAS,
Now Warehouse at
Attention, Farmers.
takes ure in infor
hay aed vgn
red to
qusiness,
iD y
a
Proprietors of Lewistown Mills
A. 8. KERLIN, : ;
> Wareheotise, © 7 000 Milroy,
Cor. of Pern
Bs J 20ou A
ful
a |, g 4 :
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL.
ip LEGE & £ “
{iv the "Ui ited Sati
From Thirty-Three States in Ten
vr Xeaws,
wal
i 0% am ne w # Gowiey's Ho
PREMYUM PENMANSAIP,
View of the College on ting diferer rod
D Rha 1 ’ “Ra A
Te an Tre [4ty
& COWLEY,
Pittsburgh
m— 10
EB Course of Stu
aplO'68,1y,
RN
Tie pipe Hi Wimed Out's NE
BOOT AND SHOR ESTABLISHMENT
hus been started at ARN b
pek rod i “eben "ill ‘be
ound dn e upper * north
Jolin Shannon's house, ant
always kept on hand
¥.
sepll;om :
© Chas, H. Held,
Clock, Wate ker & J
Millheim, Centre co., Penna.
Respect full informs his and
publie in generat, that he eh a
i Soars. ad ntl
er's Store, and keeps constantly
all kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewe
of the | les, as also the Maranvi
{ Patent Calender provided
complete index of the month, and day of
the month and week on its face, Which is
ted as : time A
"Clocks, Watches 3nd het re-
paired oa short notice and warranted.
: “Td ‘sopll'681y]
. 4 -
MilyroW arehouse.
ve wnioripuelite infuichety Ware:
MILROY, MPFLIN COUNTY.
Liew
would be glad to sagell r friends
above hegls whete the heir h Fite
will be paid for CORN, RYE,
OATE, BARLEY, and eilkinds of Grain
and &
constant! on hand PLASTER,
is
Gs ath
on hand,
Ww
COA
P=
wilding.
GRO. BLYMYER.
: JOS. P. BLYMYER.
sep1B fin. a .
Sr
iia all
The Bellefonte
- -
loxNt Book NORTH HT}
SONS HARD-WA
A
STORE.
Manufactures aiid: Dealers In
¥
ladies,’ went’, ue’
youths, misses;
and CHILDHEN'SBOOTS AND SHOES
of évery description: AE
Our Stock is Large and will Com
We cordially INVITROVR (
themselves.
selling off
B
Cheaper
arcllefonte,
Avg 28:68:11 : a.
3
Sox =
A Tremendous
Burrs LO SCATTER, of the best make
from 4 tbs up tg 120,000 Ibs:
aplO'68: . CL. IRWIN & WiLsox,
ONVEUTIONERY ve
AT CENTRE HALAL PA.
Having dpencd & new and first-elass’ Oon
cond Ln
linn con ail A
Is “PIES, CAKES, CONF ROIIS ¥¢.
ENC VD PLAINCAN 3p
FRENCH A UITS, NUTS, TOYS an
sedis {GL FANCY 43
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ard everything in his line, at all times.
FRESH OYSTERS,
—
. E
x
HIS ICECREAM SALOON .
Will 0. “Den dtiring the Summer; and
w 'bekeptiirartive by the vefy excel
len Creay of all pupular flavers; constani-
a ban onkial i &c be )
i. Nies, private partigs, &c ca Au
plied ith aiinds S Pniettiotts, Teoctetm,
Cakes, ind fruit at very shorthotice.
2 oct. 268’ 1y
“New trotting
Buggy shu, sac
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