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THUS the receipts show q decrease of 9ss, coo
bales from those Of last year, and decrease of
'24OoC from 1859, aud the exports exhibit the
following results
Oh. Britain. Frcs.cs on FTP TataL Stock.
Conpared NTH Dec; Inc Dec. Der. Dee.
Last year.. ATS 600 900 III 600 59l 900 li3 900
INC lnc Dec. Inc De-
lSs-e..... oil 900 900 100 O0e 1o1 900 So oso
The Bank Of the Republic has declared semi
snnuai dividend of four per cent, payable August
H. rhe Long Island Bank has also declared semi
annual dividend of four Per cent, payable on de-
maud.
The coupons Of the first mortgage bonds of tho
Central Railroad COMPANY Of New Jersey, due on
the lstof August, will be paid on that day at the
Office Of the company in this city.
An interest dividend OF the New Jersey Railroad
and transportation Company will be paid at the
Bank If Commerce, in New York, on the lat Of An-
gust.
The following are amounts Of Southern State
bonds held by the Bank Department of Illinois at
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Is rndisturbed by nry excitement. There has been
steady sccIlaton Of Idle capital and tho lender would
ally safer the government did 10 bis
net s whole issue or the 10 Treasury notes will be
taken Tho demand Tor commercial purposes has
SNOWY little or no increase, although mare has been done
IN yme departments Of trsde during the past week espe-
Uiy with the Yocers THO rates For money tend down
ward where tho security h. undoahted.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says
The money market las not undergone any change for
SOW raj days Currency plenty ana good piper scarce;
BUSINESS with the discount houses consequently continues
anl Acceptable names 20 freely OF 10 II per cent aud
cal loans nIe obteinahle &C. SC. The movements IN the
exchange market continue on a very limited scac, but
'ates hovc not undergone any change Gold sold Ia
rnsof ~ q premium, but nosto tho dealers continue
the rate at Il.
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NAVY BllEE AND PORK.
Navy AoRscy, NEw YonK. 80 Nassau street, |

July ~, 1851 4
Sealed proposals, endorsed ''Proposa for Beefn and
Proposed Tor Pork, as the case may he will be received
at this Office nntl twelve O'Clock noon Saturday tue
81 day al August next for furnishing and delivering foe
OF all cost and risk TO the United Stacs al the Navy Yard
at Brooklyn
1000 barrels of Beef.
2,Ge3 barrels Of Pork
The beef must he from well fattened cattle Tho pork
must be packed from fed well attened hogs. Tho
beef pork and barrels 20 conform possible III
qHesty 10 the standard assumed for navy beef and
and must pass the usual inspection Of the N&yy Yard
Every oicr must be accompanied by written guarHn-
tee, signed by responsible persons 10 tho
effect that he they undertake that the bidder bidders
will, IL his their Rid be accepted eater into obga
ton Immediately, with good and sufficient suretes to fur
nsh the article proposed This guarantee be
panied by tho certificate OF the United States District
Judge, District Attorney Collector Navy Agent that
the guarantors able To make good their guar No
proposal will bcccnsidered unless accompanied by such
guarantee.
Full particulars may be ascertainsd upon application 10
the Commandment OF the Navy Yard, or at this eice.
N. BThc above beef and pork Is purchased account
OF deauting contractors, and must be furnished within
twenty days after date Of notice Of the acceptance the
PROPOSAL. l. HENDERSON,
Navy Agent,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, July 3t--6 T n.
AsHEs-Tbc market was quiet, with limited sales at
SIS rs for pots and at IS 9. 81 for pearls
-Flour-The market was steady, with
fair demand for NEST descriptions. The sales embraced
about II 600 bbs closing within the range of tho follow
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO.

CEGARS AT a SACRlFICE.--TlIE ASSIGNEE, AT II
Broniway Is closing outule stock the best prices
pro.Mabe Cash segar.buyers save large per cent
age Eau and examine stock aud prices.
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sales OF Real Estate.

BY James VI. Mner.
House and lot n. s3d ST., 1f5 r. e. "a sgj
Lot g. corner GOuverneur clip aud South st. 6.s0
lot Reade ST. SO IT, in Church 600
lot Ii. 33d 81, 1907 W. Madison .......... 100
$ lots Of land VI. 18th av. o. s. Bloonslgdae road,
H. s. s7,h ST. aud s. 8. asth st. 10 7cy
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SHLEf AND LAMBS.
There Is bM little 10 DO said in relation to this branch
except what has already been said The market retains
all the features which characterized IL last week. Tho
demand Is moderate, and the receipts being heavy low
prices have 10 be accepted Tho bulk Of tho sales have
lowing sales made NJ Chamberln's yard will afford
more correct idea Of tho market than can convey -
The sales in lots per head 250 sheep at 81 1876 dos
So 10 400 do 80 50 200 do 50 37 1876 do, 81 70 2l7
Do 10 l2Is 32b do 50; 2l0 do, SIX 225 do $2 20
rs lambs al - o0 OF do, 81 25 So do 81 1875 90 do
ST. 20 do, ~ S7ls 70 do. So 10 49, do s. 62s i3S
do 90 5o 1913 do ss 2o lo4 do. 49, 70 do ~ 10; lss
do, Sc 80; 1870 do. ~ rs.
SWINE,
With largely Increased receipts the market has ruled
lees buoyant throughout while prices have experienced
large reduction Tho sales at lc a41sc for corn
fed, and a%c for stll fed and IL thought that
would be left over unsold.
nEcAPJTULATIoN.
The total receipts "a all stock the various yards for
the week and last week We're as follows
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The S12ping and Commercial list publishes
the following table showing the exports of bread
stuffs fronthe United States to Great Britain and
Ireland, siHce the LIST of September 1850, to .ie
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| YINHE ADVERTISER Is AN AMERICAN, rs YEARS OF
az. of good personal appearance, has permanent
situation IN this city, salary not very large but quite
enough to live in good and respectable STYLE He
like to make the acquaintance Of young lady with
view to nlatrimony. she must live IN or very the
city OF New York. SO as to BIO convenient that they can
get thoroughly acquainted with each other, and thus
satisfy the prudent caution which each would desire
| Address b. N. g., box 10 Herald oRcS
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---a 49, s---=-sHss--
SPORTING.
- = - - z

THOR SAIE--A NUMBER Oh BLACK AND TAN TER
l. from ten to four pounds, full size; aso.
Italian Greyhound Dog, full size, pounds weight.
Apply at 3Ss BDwery, bird store.
@ NIING AND ROWING REGATTA THIS DAY-FCR
~ Ii feet cat rugged saiib0as and l. feet boats
pair of SOULS, from George G. Newman Club House ropt
OF fffth street, Harlem, at enc O'Clock y. ~
N1ANTED-IMMEDlATELY, A LARGE NEwFOrNp
w land Dog and Slut, from two to five years old:
Stat wth young Pup preferred Inquire to-day until 2
O'Clock T. H., at lsl Macdcaga ST., corcr Of sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Is YEARS OF AGE WITH
~ heavy dark moustache, and in comfortable cir
cunlsances, is anxious to open correspondents with
young lady with view to matrmony. She must be
kind and good nature and possessed Of all the attributes
lady Address, in perfect confidence, Chas. p Mon
tapue BROOKLYN Post Office
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN IN COMFORTABLE CIRCUMSTANCES
n wishes to form tho acquaintance, with view TO
marinony Of lady not twenty five years of age
good character and amabe disposition alone required
Address, imperfect confidence, c. MISSION, station d.
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SUMMER RESORT = .

LNoRT WASIIINGToN.-sr FEW ROOMS VACANT IN
H. Mrs. Fanderbeeks boarding house, commanding
the panoramic view Of the Hudson One hours ride
rcn Chambers street depot StablDg If desired. Apply
tho place or by letter 20 box 3,5eS Post ollce.
LNCRr LEE HEIGHTS, QVERI 0OhlNG THE HtDSON-
few select families without small chiii rem. he
accommodated with desirable Board in the above delight
fui ipdliy The Steamboat Thomas Il. Hsc leaves the
fo3t Of Spring street daily at 49, 2, aud "a oeioc
Mrs. JA.HiNE.
CsNiTHS CHAMPIIN HOUSE, ISiIP, LONG 4SLAND,
- IL now open. W. W. SMITH, Formerly Of SeA View
House, Navcsink, v. j., Proprietor.
NiTED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, Jul Z
" iS, 1sGl.As reports are in circulation tla- this
hotel l. closed, about 10 be closed, would notf
friends and the public that the hose open end
will be zept open to the Ist Of October
JAMES NJ. MARVIN 10, propricors
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A.ss sas..aa
HOTELS.

I GLANDS WESTMINSTER HOUSE. BOWERY AM
- Bfoome street, European phn.--Newly sirnislot
good Rooms 4oc soc and 81 per day or So per week F
mily Rooms from 50 to s. per week
W. W. LELAND & CO., Projectors
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NTANTEn TO PENTHOUSE WANTED-ANY PAR
w ty having medium sized Dwelling in good neigh
horhood vacant that they would be willing to let till the
LIST OF May next at half price usual, can get good
tenant by addressing with lowest remit House, Herald
Office.
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RAILROADS..

: ; .
III UDSoN RIVER RAiIROAD.--rRAISG FOR ALBANY
III Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers street
&c am IL A. NJ and $3.50, and 1915 7. NJ
NJ EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany, Troy, No th and West SIMMER ar
rangement commencing Monday, May 81 1851 Ill A. s.
fast express tram, from Twenty sixth street station.
Wiiamsbridge, White Plains Croton Falls Dover Plains
and all local trains. Soc time table.
John BufCHlLf, Superintendent
DpcKAWAY ACCdMMODATf0N-TFTE OLD SOUTH
Ii Ferry Routc.-ffse cars Of the Brooklyn Central
Inaica Railroad leave South ferry Brooklyn direct fer
Jamaica and Rorkeway daily, connecting Jamaica with
tEcfoci'away Union line OF stages, foowa:--at s!5
ard 94d 4. NJ and at $40 and 4i5. 7. N. Returuing
The stages leave R0esaway, connecting nj Jaaca WIN
the nj 645 and $40 A. NJ aud at 25 and 80 p ".
sunday trains from South ferry leave at 1855 and St5
A. NJ and 54J +. NJ Returning stages leave Roc'5a way
ats VI. Through fare go cents. Doughty & Abrams
Rockaway baggage express will take baggage and from
any ract Of brooklyn or New York. in connection with this
route.
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'"' F''o'l' oAf
After deducting the balance OF interest, account
ana two quarterly dividends OF 2j% per cent each.
there remains surplus of profits Of s7s,s57. This
appears in the balance sheet, representa- as 70 l.
lows:--
Grading, masonry land, &c, at High Bridge s1I SIG
y rscn Point wharf. ......,...... q io7
Non f6 Go1
ncrca in iron, cross tics materials &C. hand 49, o77
Increase in cash and cash Items .......... 2864a
Total $.0,S57
The Boston transcript of last evening thus no-
tioes the money MA. ket of tia, city,
Money matters continue ~ aquiet state, and tie market
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We have received the semannual statement of
the directors of the Central Railroad OF New Jer-
sey showing its receipts and expenses for the six
months ending June 80, 1861. The receipts by
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r 0sr--A PAIR OF GOLD SvECfAtLES, YESTERDAY
IL "wednesday, AZ about 10 ocb',f A. NJ in Broad.
way, between Tenth and b cker streets. The finder
viii DO literally rewarded and receive the thanks of tho
owner by returning them to r. H. fanitz, marble yard
4 300 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01

MONEY LOST-slo MARRIOTT, ON sATUF.
M day, July 81 Pocket Book, containing about $50
or sX' and printed paper. II found by poor person
The atove reward viii be gwen by tie loser, very poor
woman whose hard earnings were all contained in the
above sum Address Mathew p. Bfangan, Washington
Heights, y. Y.
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lN OK R!WARD-LOST ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
we noon, between the City Hail. Brooklyn, cornct
OF Canal street and Broadway, New York gold watci
and curb chan. No Of watch n 1872 Whoever VIII rj
turn aaiG watch and chain to c. A. Milbank 1903 Wea
Fortysocond street, New York, shall receive the aboyi
rpvyDrd.
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Us E0 REWARO.--IOST, LAST NIGHT, AT TIL
ADeDO corner Of Chatham street ma New Bowery, q
diamond cluster Pin BY returning the same to IL cha n,
bers street the above reward viii BE- paid.
LOUIS LESSER.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CREDITORS
~ Of tho firm of + Ripley are required to PRESENT
Their claims to the asgrees OF said rm at tho store Of
the subscriber, No "a Chambers street.
II. ATWATER, One Of Assignees.
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REWARDS.

th = REWARD.--IOST, A HEAVY HAIR CHAIN FOR
Noe) a gentlomans watch, the night Of the 18th Of
Of July at about IL r. " between the Old star House In
Lspenard street and the oyster saloon Woos,
ter and Canal streets. The chain, when lost had gold
hook, small pencil with stone mounting a three cent
piece small Spanish piece, and gold hcket with a,
glerreotype To be left in tho Office Of the livery stable
- Hamilton street.
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Business Of tiie United States A1say Onfe
at Now York for July,


WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1861.
REctssFTs.
heoia receipts OF all STOCK at the various yards
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GOO REWARD--IosT, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
EDAO about O'Clock, ia the Park, gold
OPP face repeating cy Under Watch brass cap and gold
dial reward of $50 will be paid for its recovery and
no questions asked j. RIDLEY SO Beekman street room
No 1,
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TTNO BRASS FOUNDERS-ANY PERSON HAVING
set OF Patterns and Clasks for spikes and nails 70
dispose Of may bear OF purchaser by addressing motto
to John wikinsyn, 1874 Greene street, Jersey City.
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r OFT. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 81 A MOROCCO
Wallet with elastic strap, Continuing ono hundred
AID thirteen dollars in ba notes, VIZ. -
Ten $40 notes on the Contnn entail Bank
One 50 note on the Continc ntol Bank.
Two 81 notes OF the Cont mental Hank.
One IS note on the Pank Of America.
Whoever will return tn" to Messrs rUNCAN,
SHERMAN u Co, No. IL Nassau street, Will be suitably
rewarded. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Departure Of the Guards.

On Thursday
last the Centre Guards" the first company
from this place. which went into the three
composed Of sound, hardy and loyal men
such as are found at our Irnn Works end
among cur mountains men of whom we
may expect II hear coed repor: if they are
thrown in contact with the re5els-men who
will be terror 20 traitors. The company
under command Of Capt. j. Irwin Gregg was
formed in thr Diamond and proceeded TO the
Court room where meeting was organized
by calling Hon Andrew Gregg to the chair.
Before taking the chair the President made
some patriotic remarks. He assured the sol
dieFs that although his services were not ac-
cepted. when offered At Harrisburg, on ac-
count of his age, that his heart was with tlem.
Ad iresses were delivered by IL. N. McAliis
ter and Re,. Thomxs Sherlock A prayer
was offered by Rev james Linn. The meet
ing then adjourned and the company went
to the Pennsylvania House and the Conrad
House for dinner. After dinner the comps
ny marched to the residence of Mr. William
Harris where II N. McAlister, on part Of
the la lies of Beiiefonte and Milesburg pre-.
sented each member of the company with
flannel shirt and havelotk. Capt. Gregg
returned the thanks of the company. They
then marched to the outskirts of town where
wagons were waiting to convey them to Lew
istown. An immense crowd followed them
to their starting point, to take leave cf them.
The scene was such as is beheld OF every oc-
casion of the kind and who has not besn
present at an OCCASION Of this kind during
the last few months Gone for three years,
many forever God be with them
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13

IL AfING returned from the East, invite the at
Il tent of the public and their old custom rs
to the large and extensive assortment of
Si'RING Dc SUMNER GOODS
which they are now opening and ready to wait
upon purchasers with the largest and best selec
tion ever offered to this community.
They desire to call particular attention their
great variety of LADIES DRESS GOODS, con-
sisting in part of Challies, Lawns, all wool De-
Lains. of different colcrs. Baroges, Dress Silks
Mantil'as Tissues, &c. The above goods were Sc
iec'r with great care expressly to suit the taste
the ladies. In addition to the above are offer
ed a general assortment of Hosiery and t5oyes,
Collars, Undersleeves, Dress trimmings d.
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.
of all eoors and styles al very low prices, togeth
er with one of the largest ana best stocks of
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies Straw
Bonnets of the latest fashions also, shaker Bon
nets for wives aud children.
Builders will find it to their advantage in call
ing to select their Hardware, as our assortment is
large and complete also, Mattresses
Mackarel, Herring, Cod Fish and salt Sugars
Teas, Molasses from the cheapest to the best
which cannot be surpassed in quality. Persons
visiting Betlefonte from the country will find it
to their advantage to cali before purchasing else>
where, as we take pleasure in showing our goods
end think we can suit them both as to price and
qualify, and are determined to sell at the yery
owest cash prices
&s-AH kinds Of Country produce taken in ex
change for goods.
June Is '6l.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Milesburg Home Guards.

On Idst 1 thursday
this company paid our town visit. 1t is
composed of fue looking men. whose app ar
ance indicate that if their firesides were dis
tur5ed they would do big things in the way
of stopping mems breath. The company is
under command of Capt. Miles Green, q
worthy and efficient officer. Although form
cd for the protection of their wives, babies
and sweethearts, this company has resolved,
we are told, TO go any place in the limits Of
Pennsylvania, that the r services may te re-
quired, and we believe, judging from the
character of the officers and men, that thew
wonld hardly halt at our Southern boundary
II they thought their presence south of it
would benefit their country.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Centre county and the War.

Centre county and the war.
Has Centre
County done her duty to the Government,
since the breaking out of the rebellion p
We strongly incline to the. opinion that she
has. Let US see. Long before the FIRST out.
break Of the rebels, at time when nothing
was known to US of rebellion and secession,
save the threats of the South, the Bellefonte
Fencibes rendered their services to their
Governor, ir the event of war, TO go anywhere
TO aid in the enforcement Of law and to de-
fend the flag of the country. This was the
first company offered, in the State, and it
was the first accepted. When the President
issued his proclamation for voluu teeTs the
and the Eagle Guards of Boggs twp. were
among the very first companies, ordered out
in the Sta.e The ranks of these companies
were Instantly swelled to over one hundred
men each. They were marched to Camp
Curtin. Here the companies were cut down
to seventy-seven men each. With sad hearts
and fearful eyes, those who were thus thrown
out of the service commenced preparations
to return home. At this juneture a rev pro-
ject was pror osed. by no. II. SioVer, to form
a new company of these men. A company
was soon formed and Mr.. Stover chosen Cap
tain, and the company called the Curtin
Guards. Shortly after this Gen. Wolf went
to work ard 10 few days raised full COM
pany of Cavalry. He offered his company
to CIV Curtin. but was not accepted, and
the company WAS disbanded. TIE great
majority of :hess volunteers we're poor men
many of whom had families deI endant upen
their labor for their subsistence. What was
u be dols with these families ? Were the
men 70 be rejected because they had families
t. provide for 1t did not take patriotic and
liberal citizens If Centre long to decide these
questions. subscription paper was pro-
dncei and thousands Of dollars subscribed
for the support Of these families.
When the call was made for men for three
years service, Centre County sent out hun
dred more of her sturdy sors. The Cen,re
Guards is the name of this last company.-
A notice of their departure will be fund IN
another article, in to days paper. Thus it
will te en- that Centre equity has sent out
five full companies to battle f + the right,
and that ii e sixth company was not accept.
ed-that she subscribed money tn supp r.
the families of those who went. THIS much
she has done, and if necessary for he pres
erYaliou of ths liberty Of our country and
the honor of the sr Spangl Bar ner s. e
will send five i'm $ that nun Der of men and
subscribe the m neg to keep their families
too.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
rs MiIliners an Merchants dealing in Str

rs Milliuers an d Merchants dealing in Straw
Goods, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, &C., WILL in
making their purchases. please remember those
who show their enterprise by advertising in your
local paper. Those who thus show their desire
for your custom deserve your patronage THIS is
a general rule which almost invariably proves
good, and especially do we believe it will do so ia
this instance. w refer to the establishment of
S. S. CoRBlN, 218 Arch street, Philadelphia. See
card in another column.
Z8- rheumatism can be cured by very sim
pie remedy advertised to-day. The " Elixir Prop
ylsmine' has been tr ed and is all that is claimed
for IL BULLOCK d CRENsHAw are well kno En to
medical men, and their name recommends it to
the public.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
MO PANIC" AT TIE N. E. CORNER
v of Fourth and Market Streets. Philadelphia.
HO HE'LL s. EgOERKE

have stocked their extensive establishment to it's
utmost capa city with paper hangings, curtain pa
per, &c Tne excellent opportunity produced by
the late panic to buy for cash has been turned to
good account by this enterprising firm.
Their stock now en- braces the largest assort-
ment of imported and domestic manufactured pa.
per hangings in Philadelphia, and their well do
serued reputation to sell cheap will be maintain
ed during another season. Their abundast
means, heavy impor.ations, extensive manufactu-
ring facilities, all tend to give them advantages
which attract shrewd buyers Their business is
steadily increasing each season, and if the late
panic still exists it is not visible at Fourth nd
Marke streets.
1891
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Excitement,

The village of Montgomery, in
which JEFF. Davis and his clan reside, was
thrown into high state of excitement by a
rumor that an important despatch had been
received from the North. The cabinet gath
cred closely around JEFF as the despatch was
handed to him, BE took it and tore it open,
frantically and read "Buy your boots ard
shoss at the Cheap Store of ThOs Burnside.
Bellefonte Pa"