B UGGIES "RUGGIRS | J.D. Meprav, Centre Halk Pa, Manutacturet Xiuds of Buggies, would respe the Fitnens of Contre county, t and N E Wnlebida G 1-1 N with and witheut tom aiid whic! h will be sold at roduced yrices for €¢ §R, and a rea- senable credit givon T wo Horse Ww REORS, Sp made to order, smi watrante Do jon in every resgact, All kinds of repairing « pre. * C all and ste his stace R of Tor purchasing elsewhere, aplO es ta kat Re hason ring W ngon seo. » lone in short no- Buggies He cliente on the Adeaice C. H. GUTELIUS, who is wermanenily loeat od in Aarons- burg, in the oMec formerly occupied by Dr. Neff and who has been prac ticing with entire success— having the expe rience of Dumber of vearsin the yrofession, he woul cardially invite all who have as given him a cally to do su, and truthfulness of this sas:zertion, ¥rtrae tod without nai te 1 val Lat 2 Tee tf mauve » BN, 1h SPHUUKRT Cashier ARNRY BROCK ERMHONF, J. PP. President, (ENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO. / (LATE MILLIKEN HOOVER & co.) RECBIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow Interest, ee Niicount Notes, Buy - - . 3 - % Government Securities, G old and Cou- P YS ani Ua. O85 IS & ALEX ANDE Ra. lorney- at > 4 Penn a. " N $1°ALLIS ATTOR Is VS-47-1L Bellefonte, Genre Cen Chas. H. Hale, Attorney ai Law, oa } J Rall af CLIT Les -— py PENT NM .LERS HOTEL Wand ward. Ce or a 1qda Ringe: arrive a as apart brie Hatel har heo \ rat ed its DAW prop ietar, awl evaly reipectono of t try Hotels ig coniral traveling community aad : wavs find the A pecumni1atinns, ro vers can at alltimes be nceom undated wi stables and pasture for Rn) number af cut tle or horses. x 159. MILLER, uly: + 68, it. Proprieto ( NJUG AL LOV E. : ANDTHEH APPINRRROT TRY Fisay for the Young Men, on hues - Diseases which Manly Powars and ecroate Tape M arriaxe, with sure mean ‘a sealed letter envelop Address, Dr. J. Skillin ard Associatian, Philadelphia, june,5’ 68. 1r. Ch’ B= a few d ours above 4d, Philadelphi a. i 1.5 cont ral locality makes it desirable for ally ‘siting he ¢ hy on business or for pleas ure, . BE! ih. Propriet r (formerly of Mi ve Sates Union Ho: al. _aplO'6s, tf. o (; t REAT RE ice 1 Alta (hye ni ss piEa st nite ANS Th thin rovers wii a. of re! fees of H: nig: Pa. a or f- Clary v SE - HOTE L. 212 & 314 Race Mt red. DU CTIO? {IN PR 1C ES, AT THR The Bellefonte Boot & Shoz Store. E. GRAIIAM & SON. ONE DOOR NORTH of IR INS WIL SONS HARD-WARE STORE. Manufacturers and Deulers in GENTS CALF BOOTS, warranted, now selling at £% per pair, HALL'SKIP BOOTS, wi arranted, CENTRE H AL L Co Oo * ving 3 AND’ TRE O., PA CENTRE HALL CEN our New AGRICULTURAL nt d tute Having enlarged Stops and Stocked with all new att they nro NOW él LTE RN anyihing iu their lin Graham & Son’s ware Store. A large assortment of Gum Cloth Artic Over Shoes, For the Season. Pullies, Hangers, CASTINGS of every dt seriplion made and fitted up ia MILLS FORGES, FURNACES, FACTORIES, TANXERILS, (., &C. wted 1 Nn +’ ro Sole 4 no H ARVES STi SO ‘ 111 wich we San P. INRCHINGS, holsting and lows 1 : i 3 ye the driver has under of the machina; ine the dri yvep'¢ [LH i Ril tnsian . rviny the siuiae itside of the mae ~tde it is to a ie ¥ 3 ' i i: and bh i other i Wo PITS Apa his on BITES} nocann machi Wit LAC Ledin, ¥n . ; as on the } irat Cin niu I's Hh} Hipsterind ; We warrant it se or H Faq PW . Ha tld Gerain Ba Al | kin i: of Re pairing done. “PLOW S Nf) LOW CASTING. to] a, Threasi I y n Joy t n Ne 1A ANH ud nroy ol pe jorat ) 1 i jpoult Hig T. Hun “pe DIPPERS DIS E3, &C. | promptly attended to Mr yrders by mui CENTRE HALL MFG CO ap ions if, All « The Centre Hasl at ~1, x2 (x) when ! TERMS. — Rrror- mm lish d weekly, 1oand Re porte . 1 mont h 1h cent _. A Jvertish ments are inserted ot $1.50 (1(¢ lines) for: 8 weeks, . Adv half year, orthree oe wt paid in per Crtise- (hs " less All Je rate. vh-work, (Cash, executed, and neatly aL reasonable Hs \1L L Re PORT ¥ I. cnmicar ll ae Cexree Hav Pa, May C E NTRE 281t 1860. y A) iS cenees, The traveler of to day would fail to recognize in the charred, blackened and thinly settled hamlet upon the hillsid thriving busy | the once famous, and years since—Pithole—whose greatness Consists of the best of Custom Make From the most fashiogahle workshop in Philadelphia, and warrant every pair. Beautiful Button Boos, Jeather-lasting, only $1 per pair. We liuve the lurgest 28 gortment of LADIES & CHILDREN'S Shoes Shoes ‘in Bellefonte. Remember the place, one door North | of Irwin & Wilfon’s ‘Hardware Store, Bellefonte, Aug. 28.68.tf WM. H. B "BLA AIR & STITZER, ATTORNEYS AT LA W, Bellefonte, Pa. man’s Hotel. Englich: feh19.°69,tf ee rome by o1dv 68. ——— IRWIN & WILSON. ————————————— — BOOTS, by the thousind, all styles, si- ges and Rilo for men and bave, just ar- tived at Wolfs well knerwn 2 OM; Stand. 1 i i { | i { i able growth of which has no equal since golden fever drew after hidden wealth to the auriferous shores of the new Eldorado. Born amid the exci: ting sceues of a closing war, it budded | | and bloomed, fungus like, into an exis. tence as brilliant as it was brief, aud to day but few of the original landmarks show where the thousands of vietime paid their tribute to the fickle goddess, and left but the monumental derricks bosom of mother There are few of the original inbabitants who care to revisit the spot. The picture as it presents itself Lin sad contrast to that of former times, is not productive of cheerful thoughts, and there are but fuw who do not cher- ish a sorrowful recollection of the days | when feverisl excitement, fraud and speculation ruled the wind, and 3 heh sid diminish : ols Or 1R- Ses Sa wil BES 2a NG Wo HaLL wi Mn dy web ae ol a — ya TT — oT , pon tee —— i —t ot — nile upon this great fare bank | crease only to he Swopt Away by tulse move, The decrense in the production of vil, calities, and the terrible destruetion and the Ee like those of our frontier livelier | and followed the advance nnd cuard create cities which bud, and nothingness in a year. v must be at the “front” amid So the early set Pithale found in every town in , and the past bas shown are amane the most daring and saecessful operators, and hear pe sor disappointment with a stoicism worthy of the times, F'flE DESERTED VILLAGE CIN tothe foot of the traveler stands of Haoln at the len loakine towards Ld il sow hart ledisaera »orayad \WV OH LOR renin, fire Kine I" 1 PF yo thriving loe al- 1 ‘ \ . those saved from the heing iy . ae } : tranzieried fo santville * {he bu crowd Roe | the 1Lies, ~¥ that : » t} He slieels ans cone, il the few inhabitiunits who remain move round as though they had seen better ut the culation in th hor of oil {4 olare of *y [he el * 13 that onee tilled +. but with faintest LH . ir eves, count . e== Ltn His nre lio long r * } : sell, * 4 : hve the mir of lis bia Ww aed An 1 {Wn stores led ariel the Cries, tor dru re i rues, ls ensed Lye! instead of + (hat {3 SoM ned Site, hiladelphia, Pithol: heing the order, ol alin, buildine near House, . 1 aecupies 4 SInydii who has "been At one time seven assistants wore necessary to attend hich wer sy nu lgad, front 11: rush to We was tho ol Nes home, have frecaentdy scen a line i i i he delivery window to be near the head of the eolumn, seekers n dollar letter ole impatient foot for and THE HOTELS, None of the elegant hotels Onee made Pithole a remaining, save The rected at a cost of nine- First Farm Hotel, « Rireets. the were wont to give wine din- cald water throughout; at which “princes” ners, upon the striking of new wells, | by an incendiary. leum -aristoeracy—-and upon and well some of of the wealthiest, men of the country, as moved to Pleasantville, while upon a tour through the oil re- gions ; and its tables have often groau done er dit to the St. Nicholas, the finest of its class, and its proprietor a» pat [NN pH ATI A The United States hole for hotel purposes, and there are the difhi- cuties attendant upon getting a meal remember at this house and paving one dollar per blanket and hoard in an ex- hospital tent upon the hillside, The water works and reservoir the city with drinking fluid is w be 1" The drilled deeper in search of oil. their boards, Othello has long since “Jealous Moor,” the while one of the original Romeos- censed to enact the railroad, -the gentle Romeo who entranced the nfl Ohl titude with ul between Pleasant- Juliet, tender -is now hauling ville and Titusville, while in- to of passion from a balcony, stead of listening necents is taking hing at ten shillings per Cl. But no locality exhibits the chanve, like * Jook of desolation, that ME FLATS Here was once seen the great Yen Crazy he seen Alrain, to down and whose equal will not t was with a feeling akin that Wi wended our the wi y $e y Creek, rted, without even the eroaking of a Most ofthe derricks hava been removed: those hull wheel to relieve the stillness, ih: iL It ened as si! ‘1d reminders of t he Hardly a rod of ground upon these flats 1 ¢ +} s » , Lat that contains one or more holes, | | | AER VMRININYZ 1O ls dU t LT ¥ DOG. i'i ship BY JOHN QUILL. ———— — ol sit SE sung out |, “Jack,” and whole six dogs looked up | and wagged their tails like a lot spay: ined oxen in Aly tim “Why, I eall it confounded none genselto expect me to take the whole | Bix 028 beeanse they'er named Jack, | I don’t want to start a sausage mill | | you understand. Mince meat isn't in “We.w-well, ain't you goin’ to take him ?" “Certainly not do you suppose am a gibbering idiot?” “Wew-well, you shant have him now if you want him. I wouldn't trusta a mau like you, RUYW ay.’ And the six canines fell info line I had hefore not rot fairly into the house, there was another ring. Seedy | His ribs stuck out so, that he looks as ifhe had gorged himself’! “You advertised for a dog, I believe, ~Well, 1 caught him around here in | think he is. well. “Well, I don’t looks to me as if he wasn't He i He | cternal for this worle, young man, depend upon it.” 18 {un “Oh not at all sir, Only sir ’ all good dogs shedding | his coat, do it at | that, sir,” holding the | mee said this seedy Caveasin, “See how | he velps; that's a sign of pluck ; thet dog would fight a million wild cats, | he would, and liek "em too, sir.” “Get out!” I exclaimed, and the ran for the gate, “See that, isr? sec that ?” said the | “that’s a sion he's well trained ; no raw dog behaves | I want Now, g fork over that, nto know. that five. “Not much! rend “YY oil We him jor sev I don’t want him, my mt do it? Well niv-five cents, H - never, eel , then take | and sy no i i ; 3% | nore about 1, He's a valuable animal you'l other such ud chance | “1 1 I vou I won't have him,” “Well, don't then,” kicked the animal over Ol ay | brute dashed madly down § the middie of the street, Just then a big ruffian in a slouch hat came up with a bull-dog sprung in OST. Le ¢ Dog, with a brass collar wei, und the tip of om tail gone, name “Jad Five dolla he given to the person ‘who returns him 1 Quill, No, 81 Rickety Row. upon Of Lo I inserted the above in the Daily Fist p. in th: hope that I mi_ht re- the to I was attached.—The Flipflap goes to at5A. M. At halt-past six I | my door! t cover animal, which press bell. I got out of my bed and opene the window. As 1 looked out I saw a | up and observed: “Hello! are vou the fellow who lost “Yes I am.” “Well. then, I've fatched him,” said’ I then explained to this wretched | human being that my dog was a terri- | er, while his looked more like a log of any kind. “Weil, ain't you going to take!” “I wouldn't him gift. And I want you to move off now, or I'll call the police.” “Now, I guess you think smart, don’t yon? I'd bust you over, the juw for five cents, I would. You don’ know a good dog when you see | him, you don't and he went out, after | ripping the palings off the fence. In about a half hour there was an- at the bell. I went down. was a man with gix dogs of a | have as a vou're | variety of breeds. «Wh-wh-which of ’em’s him, b-b-boss,’ would strangle on a swall syllable. Neither of them.” “Y.you said his Jack, d-didn’t you ?” “Yes, that's is." n-na-Name was loss of his tail; When the ruftian spoke the observation made by the reckon. “My friend,” dog.” “Yes, it ie, though,” “But it is not.” “Don’t I tell you it is? the tip of his tail was gone ? just look at him, will you?” “Well, I won't have him, anyhow.” “You want to cheat me, do you? S-sick him, Bull!" said as the dog barely time | to get inside and shut the door on his | frontispiece. I guess 1 squeezed the | the nose off that dog. But the man | | cursed me for about five minutes, and | then flung at the door said I, “that is not my Ir you Well, a brick aude went away, In less than twenty minutes anoth- er ring. Small pock-marked man in out without an umbrella when it was Saye this victim of the “You know that dog you advertis- ed for? Well, here he is,” “0 pshaw !” said I, “you know that isn't my dog.” “Your name's Quill, ain't it?” “It is,” said I. “Well, then, this here is the dog. He's the best ratter you ever seen. Slings them around like he was amusin himself, he doos, n “But he is not my dog.” “And he is a bully watch dog. Look at him! Look at him now—he’s watching now! Why, he'll sit there and watch and watch, until he goes stone blind, he will. [He'll watch all night if you only let him. You never ~ ec rs or - —— jest chain him up whileyou goin and | get the V.” “Xo, ven needn't,” L I'l said bim away.” “Well, say, stranger, I'm a little strapped to-day jest lend me five on him this morning, will you? I'll pay you to morrow.” Jee here, now, you just get out of here, or I'll take the hide off of you,” I said, for I began to get excited you know, “Aw! you ain't worth a cent, you actually ain't,” said the pock-marked crippling the dog over the head with ene of my fence palings, and then putting his fin- gers up w Lis nose. Not a minute after, comes a as a small up “Say, five, 3 boss, I want that ing the subject. “Well, you can’t get it, and if you “Watch him, Zip,” eaid the man, and the flew at me, me down, and bit a slice of mus- leg, and disfigured my Then dog . turew cle out of my him [ didn't answer any more un: of the second | Blak’ 5 aries all kin Is of dogs. dogs, tails, dogs without tailz, ratterriers, bulb pups, poodles, fox hounds, Newloandlands, setters and a mixed breeds, pointers, mu.t tn of other varieties, barking, snapping and jumping about at mea! time, Vel. I don't care d 0 { i * i) a ony Wink sit I haven't got my dog want hie, either. i 1 1.9" id . tl at s SCHL Td VE, Wali | fram collerete ail hold of that man with the * qhat ti «1 into a Convention, | n In hey might gnaw on hi a til he hadn That is all I want in the dog Stil nue A