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Wm. 4. BathsIOr's Hair Dye!

The oafy harmless and reliable DYE kn0ieR.
The Original and best in the world
All others mere mtations and should be avoided
wish escape udieule
GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to q
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
Rlwy 10 Hair OF Skin.
EHrdsd % Wm- A. Baieholer 1888, and 5000
Applications have been mus 70 the Hair Of his psfrsnI si
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VA A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
net 70 be Distinguished from and s WARRANTED
rot to iure in the least however long be continued
and the III eject Of Bad Dyes emedied; The Hair inVigUT
uied foT life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied In private roOmsl At the Wig
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Sold n an cities and owas the United States by Drug
giEts and Fancy Goods Dealess
u7 The genuine has the and address upon s.ee
plEts engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WI A. BACHELOR,
iGnld No 139 Broadway, N. v
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To the honorable board Of s chool examiners We
the uDdersigners do hereby sertify that - -
dose establish good moral esricsture and IS capa-
BILE Of managing as far as government and morality
is concerned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11
N. H. oLO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.
sops tha largest assortment Of the most appFe ed kinds
Of SPECTACLES. An his Glasses, whether for o
ar sighted, ground under hls 1ection, BY
knesy Of construction, with the care
suit the in all Weakness. Dizziness
" udlmmatian Of the Esos, and mpartng strength 70
Aohg rsading OF hne sewing
IN. r. SoboN0Ns N world here inform the public
that be enpoys any ths sale OF his Lenses
p- Also-A Splrndid assortment OF SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, CONp ASSES SC kept on hand.
g ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted witt II pain, per.
feet ural.
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
febIf Near Fnrpsg CrockerV Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

The letter accompanying this report was read in
part. as also the letter from Rev. gentleman Of
,he same county, showing that the energy and in
terest in the cause predOmlnates with the ladies',
to a large degree. Many other incidents were
mentioned, showing the extent OF the interest
throughout the State.
One half hour was new spent in religious exer-
cises. Judge StOrer spoke of the ladies of Gin
cinnati bringing out and taking the degraded fal
en- women Of the city by the hand, and leading
them to the Sabbath School. and raising th, m
from their fallen position 10 honorable places in
society. Adjourned. J.T.B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

II For the best qualities of Segars, Tobace
ED Snuff, 60 to r q. Dietz III suDerior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11
TNPORTANT TO FEMALEs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TlHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
l. DIENTS in these Pills ere the result Of long and
extensive practice. They mild in their operation and
certain N eOrreo III egularitis' Painful BIenstrua-
GsioHs removing all distractions, whether from cold or
OthsrvisO. bsaaehs pain in the e. palpaton Of the
heart whites, all affections Mysteries fstigus
pai in the back snd limbs Ec disturbed sleep which
a1se from iBterruDiion o. nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
as the comm ,nreu eHt Of new era in the treatment Of
those ares und ubFtruc ons which have consigned
thousands Of The youus the heauttu and the be-
ovai a Premature Gave. No female can enjoy GOOD
ealth unless she Is regular and whenever obstruction
hes place the gene al health begins &c decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eHecnai remedy knownf all com
plants uecuiar 20 FaGes. To all CLASSES they invai-
uahlo inducing Bth certainty periodical REGULARITY. They
known 70 thousanss who have used them dieren
pods Throughout the country having the surcon ofsome
Of the most eHssaf pigicaufiH America Explicit dfrec-
holf gGlng hel Gnd sa fhey should rot Be used with
eaeh Boz-She Price One Dollar each boz containing 90
Rlls.
valuable psnrhlst 20 be had Free of,he Agents Pills
elf by md promptly BY enclosing price the General
Agaut. Sold b. Druggists generally
R. b. HUNCHINGS, Ceuernl AGENT,
l85 Chambers 81, New York,
Sold IN Cleveland at Wm Fisks and Ganrd Ham
nondb, dec7eOwd&w:R20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

Jacob W. schuckers, the lighting editor Of the
Mt. Vernon Republican, is paying his respects to
Cleveland
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sptrial NOtirts.

ID-For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply q
Fo0G. EaswoRrH a CO.. Cor Superior ssnscsrs
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

InVigorator.
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COMMANDS THE ADMIRATION
- Of eyery lover af Pure Water. Tha OLD OAKEN
DICVEr with the impTuv emeuts n1farhed, make II
BTaT article In use for raising water tron Well Of
eny depth In no other way wafer be raised tdsy
90 quick 90 eheGp -,
II n naa IN snD-araucs and oecunies little space, simple
10 Construction snd liable q get Of order Call
and sec Il IL recnnmende itsiif
e WHEELER co Prourietors.
Hevius Block, Vineyard ST.
f- Agsn:s wanted in every State and C0aniy. State
ald County Rights for sale IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

HoLLowAE's PILLs AND 0INTMBNT-old
sOros serofulous Al eoas and Glandular swengs In
eli iHdolsni ulesraious where tpATk of vitality
hngsrS this oiuimont viii induce speedy cure Il pen
Sraos the hear Of the ulcer sWcng by eaun-
tsr-rfunf uotou Stmulsss the ahsorbsntn renewed
oaort, and ~ tuhluing the ammlton, and
healthy flesh The Pis. By Pur ing The BLOOD consider
ably expedite the operation.
a Sola By sn DiprEiuts sc. S2u and 81 per hOE or
pot NAYS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
IN Adela, the OCtUToOn, Just pubshed---..-.-Sl 90
HAYES AEctC Boot Journey 1 -
IWevo ears Of S.ldiers Life in India. IS
Cyropeda Of Scientific Anecdoe. ............... IS
Eric Little by Ii tie 70
Life and Correspondence OF TLOmaS AmOiJ....---. %
Ihnrnburys Life in Spain 10
Fisher BiyeT Scenes and Characters 90
RedpathS Life OF john brown ............... l 90
Diary OF Member Of the How ard Association .... "
NcClintocks IS Fate Of sir John Frsnk lin....... rs
SchOo Days ni Eminent Meu-Sims ... %
Self Help, prize reduced to. IS
Irip TO Nuba-Stone- 20
- s....
Preachers and Preachlng-hurray ...--......... co
Good Fight-by Chas. Reade. .
Almost q Heroine ............ ..... ] 20
leunrI Geausy "
Ne ,l's True Woman hood
avery Woman her Lawyer Of
< b6rtsnns Sermons. eth srries 10
Harry ss Hope for ihe Poor ...........-.I 90
Mary HUwitt's History Of America ........... 2 90
From Dawn to Daylight-Mrs Beeeher 90
marl5 INGHAM 4 BRAGG
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Mr...WiIlsOn offered Tss0lution inutruetiag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11
NORTON'S OINTmENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCROFuLA;
Permanently cures Soadhead. Rnsworus and all Itching
EruptioEs u lbs Skin.
Ts ointment penstIuiss to the blsis Of the disease
Eoos VsTy s0urcs-und Jm the hesh beneath
the skin the surface Sold in lrge glass boxes prcs
50 eeutS.
Prepared By GERRIT NORTON. Proprietor, New York
Depot Al PENFoLD PAREER MowERs. No. Is Seek
Sod b. STRONG q ARMSTRONG ssb2s
DR. MoCLINTOoE's CoLB AND COUsH MIX
FVRE-Among the cold and cough remedies" that food
the market this alone stands solid basis Of
medical uoisnce Dr. lIcClntock stands In the fire mon
Of the profession. He stakes his putafion Whist he Of
feu &c the Eck Renuine curative. Never has thi
preparaticu faisifsd hts gusrantT. Price 8 CENTS
Sold ~ WA. EtsKE, and BY STRONG ARM
GTRoNG Cleveland. feb8
ELIR nYEI HAIR DNEIL EAIR DYE b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

universally aoknovsdged be preventive and
Tor Fever and Ague Fs ulence Hsaviness Of the
Stomach and other ike affections. Thnr eject upon the
sys most maeulops they sive healthy tone TO the
IySsm remove ali morbid matter, and IN aot thoroughly
slsanss the system of an impurities. The Propue1ors IN
presenting ths preparation public assure them that
IN single case when has been used aocording TO their
iFoosioul has Il been known fa but TIE ooatrar
Rsuvirtuss have been discovered To those AZ
aiotsd wh auF OF the ah us Of the bOT the Bitter
ass oGsrsd as speedy and certain cure. TI tben and
fern yo1r oUn egluion.
For sale By Druggists and dealers sensraly everywhere
by Ioststtsr Saith, sOs ProPussors. s. ws,st and
q Front streets. Pittsburth. nsyslW
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BRYAN's rASrELEs vERMt FU0E.
Prom stats Of u Maino 70 Baton Rouge,
Al ka0v BRvAN's NsRNIFUoEi
Iustelcsn. harmless, dsath o worms
Of all alzes, kinds, and i0Imsi
Mutheu feel. 8ndeed secure,
VITA this painless, peerloss cure.
Put up in bottles, price AZ dimes.
sold By WM FISKR, and BY STRONG ARM
GTROEG. Cleveland. fehs
DR. JAS. MeCLISyoCE's PEoToRAL SYRUP.-
In the Seemingly hopeless ve the earlier stages
ehrOne lung complaints wren the ocushng EiuosSsant
the threat e0aisd vii mucus the cheat sunk the lungs
sore and the siEOugh goas this thing iranQuilzing
eouuter-irTiHut sRd restorative vii from impend-
ing death.
Prios sloa. Solo by WA. FIsKE, and by STRONG h
ARMSTRONG, Clevoianl fsh2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

-HUMAN TRAILTY. or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE.
SEARCHES
Should be real ~ every a. Hneais Of safinaio Cd
diseases aud the results Of early ma-seee tho causes
that frequently lead 70 unhupp7 mragrs ths ali'f and
prevents VIII eououa lens TO the sure method
% dspeiun- the missvi g. that lrouaatH take hold
thoso about % enter he msrriagp STATE n wok il
beautifully lusT ted Nhh eoluEed sagTavngs, and
huught Wi'h ", oloscme "a ioa ana ezhoration
SOLE DE. BARROW, "a BlsecksrsiFust, n Y. Prizes
9 ceau Sent frus erarl who're.
CY-Sold ulso hy UAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and WI.
FISKE, nT1srisis, Cleveland, o. mhys
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octl Coz. Superb
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
BELLEFONTE PA. THURSDAY MORNING. NOV, /, 1860

ing for the confirmation was Senatar Berrien,
Of Georgia. The Georgia Legislature passed
the following vote of censure on Berrien for
this act f:
Reso7ved, That The opinions publicly pro-
claimed by Edward Everett, now Minister to
England, of the power and obligation of
Congress to abolish slavery in the District Of
Columbia, to interdict tie slave trade be-
tween the States, and to refuse the admis-
sion into the Union of any Territory tolerat-
ing slavery, are unconstitutional in their
character, subversive of their rights of the
South, and if carried out will destroy this Un-
ion; and that the Hon. John Mcpherson
Berrien, in sustaining for an important ap-
pointment an individual holding such ubnox
ious sentiments, has omitted proper occa>
sion to give an Efficient check to such senti-
ments, and in so doing has not truly repre-
sented the opinions or wishes of the people
of Georgia, Of either political party"
The sentiments here aseribed to Everett,
are far more ultra than any ever held by Mr..
Lincol1. Yet EEerettsis ope Of the PreSid,n-
tial nominees of the party which declares
that Mr.. Lincoln's election will endanger
the safety of the Uuion.- Daily Neaos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
The Prince Meets Waterloo Veteran al
Albany.

The Albany Journal says: Just before
Lord Renfrew left this morning, very inter
estng interview took place at Congress Hall
Philip Mills, an old veteran of Waterloo, one
Of the Guards to whom Wellington said, on
that eVentfnl day, Up, Guards, and at
them," was presented to Lord Repfrew and
his suite. He showed the Prince his Water
LOB medal, his certificate of honorable dis
charge from the army, for extremely good
conduct, and his certificate Of ten years. ser
vice in the police, in London. He also hand
ed the Prince two letters, one from the Coils
onel of the Grenadier Guards, and one from
the superintendent of the London police, ads
dressed to the Goyernor-G General OF Canada.
They were given to Mills in 1885. and their
seals have remained uDbroken till they were
broken this morning by the Prince. They
were found to contain the strongest possible
commentator OF Mills. The Prince and his
suite manifested great interest in the yeter-
an. Viscount Hinchenbroke and Mr.. Elliot
are themselves officers in the Guards at pres
ent, the former being in the same battalion
in which Mills formerly served. General,
Bruce took Mills address, and we trust and
belieye-the veteran will have cause to re-
member the visit Of the Prince with life
long pleasure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
Isn't it Worse for a Han, Father ?

Tt is two years since left of the use Of Co.
bacco. l only chewed little, but did en-
joy my cigar. l prided myself on my fine
Havanas, and might have been seen almost
any morning with cigar in my mouth,
walking down Broadway in a most comfort
able manner,
The way it happened that left off was
this: I had a little son about six years of
age. He almost always hurried to be ready
to walk down with me as far as his school,
His bright face and extended hand were al
ways welcome, and he bounded along be-
side me chattering, as such dear little fell
lows only can. The city had in it many
dirty, uDcared.for boys, whose chief delight
seems to be to pick up pieces of discarded ci-
gars and broken pipes, and with their hands
in their pockets puff away in a very inele-
CANT manner. Que morning it seemed as if
little Edger and met a great many OF these
juvenile smokers. beceme very much dis
gustsd, and pointed them out 10 little Edgar
as an awful warning to youthful delinquency
talked quite largely, and said the city au-
thorities ought to interfere and brake it Up.
A little voice, soft and musical, came up
to me as gave an extra puff from ny su-
perb Havana. A bright little face was Up
turned, and the words, Isn't it worse for a
man, father?" came to my ears, looked
down on the little fellow at my side, when
his timid eye fell, and the color mounted his
cheek, as if he feared he had said something
bold and uniting. "Do you think it is
worse for man, Elger? ?" I asked
Please, father, boys would not want to
smoke and chew tobacco if men did not DO
it."
Here was the answer. threw away my
cigar, and havo never touched tobacco since
in any form.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
a Difficult Question Answered.

Can anybody tell why, when Eve was
manufactured from one of Adams ribs,
hired girl vast made at the same time to
wait on her p Exchange.
We can, easily. Because Adam never came
whining to Eve with q ragged stocking to be
darned, or collar string to be sewed on, or
glove to be mended " right away, quick
now p Because be never read the newspa,
per until the sun got down behind the palm
trees, and then stretched himself, yawning
out, amt supper most ready. my dear ?"
Not he. He made the fire, and hung over
the tea kettle himself, we'll venture, and
pulled the radishes, and peeled the bananas,
and be did everything else that he ought to
lie MIXED the COWS, and fed the chickens.
and looked after the pigs himself He never
brought home half a-dozen friends 10 din
ner, when Eve hadn't any fresh pomegran-
ates, and the mango season was over He
never stayed out until IL o'clock to ''ward
meeting" hurrahing for the out-and-out can
didate, and then scolding because poor Eve
was sitting up and crying, inside the gates
To be sure he acted rather cowardly about
apple gathering time, but then that don't de-
preciate his general hopefulness about the
garden lie never played billiards, ncr
drove fast hol'Ses, nor ehoked Eve with cigar
smoke. lie oever loafed around corner gro-
ceries while colitary Eve was rocking little
Gains cradle at home. In short he did not
think she was specially created for the pur,
pose Of ,Saiting upon him and wasn't under
the impression that it disgraoed man to
tighten his wife's caras a little.
That's the reason that Eve lid not need a
hired girl, and We wish it was the reason
that none of her defendants did.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
Rearing Children.


l, Children should not 60 to school until
six years old,
Q. Should not learn at home during that
time more than the alphabet, religious teach
ings excepted.
3. Should be fed with plain substantial
food, at regular intervals of not less than
four honrs.
4. Should not be allowed to eat anything
within two hours of bed time.
5. Should have nothing for supper but a
single cup Of warm drink, such as very weak
tea Of some kind, or cambria tea or warm
milk and water, with one slice Of cold bread
and butter-nothing else.
6. Should sleep in sapera tie beds, On hair
mattresses, without caps, feet first we'll
warmed by the fire or rubbed w1h the hands
until perfectly dry; extra covering on the
lower limbs. bat little on .he body.
7. Should be compelled to be out of doors
for the greater part CT daylight, from after
breakfast until half an hear before sundown,
01A3SSS III I-.&t 4Sst sftO-f.lS1i NA1Nh
should not be allowed to go outside the door
s. Never limit healthy child as to sleep
ing or eaeng, except at supper; but compel
regularity to both; it is Of great impor-
tancs.
9. Never compel child to sit still, nor In
terfere with its enjoyment, as long as it is
not actually injurious to person or property
or against good morals.
TO- Never threaten a child: it is cruel
unjust and dangerous. What you have to do
d. it, and be done with it.
IL. Never speak harsh CT angrily. bui
mildly, kindly, and when really needed,
frmly-no more.
u. By all means arrange it so that tht
last words between you and your children al
bed time, especially the younger enes, shall
be words of unmxed lovelincss and affection
-Ha0's journal Of HeaM
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

AN INGENIOUS PIECE OF WoRK-Mr,
Nicholson. ajourneyman carpenter of Phil
adelpbia, has just completed a fac siaa7e in
nj nature of the Washington monument. :
The miniature contains six thousand four
hundred and eighty pieces of wood Of Amer
lean trees. 1t is built On a scale of one-eighth
of an inch to foot, and completed, itstands
five feet eight and three qaarterinehes high.
The base is composed of three thousand six
hundred and eighty one pieces, arranged as
a tasselated pavement. The wood in this
portion Of the structure includes white oak,
walnut, oak from the frigate ALLIANCE, red
cedar and ash. The pantheon is composed
Of three hundred and eighty pieces, consists
ing of live oak, walnut, cherry, cedar, boz
wood (from Patterson farm Of New jersey.
maple, mulberry, burtonwood, treaty elm
gum, hackinkack. locust plainmable, BIRDS
eye maple, spruce, paper mulburry, red ce-
dar, popular, white pine, yellow pine, white
white oak, live oak, and wood from frigate
Alliance, the ship of Constitution, wood
from the Fort Du Quesne, The star at the
top Of the obelisk is made Of piece of the
old Independence bell The whole is most
neatly joined, over three years having been
occupied with the work. AS the model now
stands it carries out the same design in wood
as it is proposed to be carried out in marble
by the erection of the national Washington
Monument.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
Lyman Beecher's Courtship.

An eminent diviRe, who is as we'll known
as he is universally respected, many years
since was led to the conclusion that it is not
well for a man to be alone After consider
able pondering, he resolved TO offer himself
in marriage to certain member of his flock.
No sooner was the plan formed than it was
put into practice, and getting cut his cane,
he speedily reached the dwelling of bis miss
tress.
It chanced to be on Monday morning, a
day which many New England readers need
not be told is better known as washing day.
Unconscious Of the honor that was inten-
ded her, the lady was standing behind a tub
in the back kitchon. with her arms immers-
ed in the suds, busily engaged in an occupa-
tion which. to say the least oft, is more use
ful than romantic.
There was loud knock at the door.
"Jane, 90 to the door, and ifit is anybody
to see me, tell them am engaged, and can
net see them"
The message was faithfully rehearsed.
"Tell your mistress that it is very impor-
tant that I should see her."
"Tell him to call this afternoon" said the
lady, "and viii see him."
But it was unavailing.
81 must see her now" said the minister,
''tell me where she is"
So saying, he followed the servant into the
kitchen, to the great surprise of her mis-
tress.
"Miss -, have come to the conclu-
sion to marry; will you have me ?" was tho
minister's opening speech.
"Have youW replied the astonished lady.
''This is a singular time to offer YOURSELF
Such an important step should be made o
matter of prayer and deliberatiOn.
"Let US pray" was MIR. BIS only response
as he knelt down beside the tub and prayed
that union might be formed which would
enhance the happiness of both parties. His
prayer was answered. and from this union,
thus singularly formed, has sprung family
remarkable for talent and piety.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

PREPARATION FOR DRATH-D Death is the
most certain of events. That it will come,
no one can question; but when, no one can
decide. The young behold it far in the fu.
ture; the aged regard it still at distance
but both are smitten suddenly as bolt from
the clond-a serpent from the brake-or
shaft frcm an unsesn culver, There is NO
safety, therefore, save in that habitual prep
aration which nothing can deceive, and moths
ing surprise.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

EGF Pickard's Dog bite, it appears,
was not fatal to Andy Curtin. The 'lotery"
story did not g draw" The Dutch" seem
tohave got into the notion of voting for the
Republicans through both their skulls. =
And the Democracy will have ample time,
during Col. Curtin's Adm inistration, to re-
pent OF their folly in the renowned shades Of
Salt River.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

sas- Hon. Bailie Peyton, of Tennessee,
who spoke at ratification meeting few
days ago, said that the corruption of those
in power at Washington is so great that 'the
man in the moon has to hold his nose as he
passes over that city
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
CURTTN & BLANCHARD.

A TTORNEY'S-AT-LA ,BELLEFoNTE, ,PENNA
IN The undersigned having assoc lated them
selves in the practise of Law, will faithfully at
tend to all professional business entrusted to them
in Centre, Clinton and Clearfeld counties All
collections placed in their hsnds, will receive
their promt attention. Office in Blanchard's new
building on Allegheny street.
Nov. 80 '5S CURTIN & BLANCHA RD.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

HG@ A facetious boy asked one of his play
mates how hardware dealer differed from a
bootmaker? The latter somewhat puzzled,
gave it up. "Why," said the other, be-
cause the one sold the nails, and the other
nailed the soles"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01

ng The Providence Herald relates sto-
ry ufa market man in that city, who, una-
BILE to give away his pigeons, tied nine
pence to each bunch, as an inducement for
some one TO steal them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-01
B .qyV,Ka.VG HOUSE OF

" III z. ILU ~ OIIAITO 70 OO.
BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO., PENN'A.
Bills cf Exchange and Notes discounted Collec-
tions made and Funds promptly remitted. Inter,
est paid on Special Deposits, Exchange the
Eastern cities constantly on hand and for sale.
Deposits received. April 90