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Per One Year, in advance [sent by mail)-$5,OO
fer Six Months, in advance.......do........ 800
Por Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
~ Advertisements conspicuously inserted
at reasonable rates.
~Papers sent by mail payable in advance
Az we have received large addition to our
Jsb ofice, we are prepared to do all kinds OF
Book and Job Printing.
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reflection, it appears rather necessary that
we should because you wouldn't know it if
we didn't. The young man had seen but
nineteen springs, yet did he urge his suit
attained the ripe age of four score years and
ten, and Notwithstanding his weight did not
exceed one fundred and twenty-five pounds,
he couldn't have plead more eloquently had
he weighed Il ton. The maiden was fair
Tooth brush handles could not compare
with her teeth in whiteHeSs, and the ravens
wing had no more business by the side of
her glossy curls than stove brush. Can
we wonder that the young man swore that
he weuld checrfully catch the measles for
her sake, and expressed willingness to
have the scarlet fever the second time to
prove his devotion?
Alas the peryersity of woman. Although
loving him devotedly, she replied to his ar
dent declaration by sitting down on stone
boat and writing him letter of introduc-
ton to the marines, to whom she recon-
mended him to repeat that narrative
Driven to frenzy by such trifiing, Caleb
turned so red in the face he tore all the
buttons off his vest, and frothed at the
mouth to such an extent he split a bran,
new vest down the back. Then casting upon
her look of unnu:terable anguish through
a pocket telescope he cried-Falss one! fare
we'll for-r-r ever p threw a double hand
spring and disappeared behind high board
fence Phoebe Ann phainted.
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A THRILLING SEA TALE.
BY THE FAT CONTRIBUTOR.

The Magic Tug, or Phoebe, the Pickle
An Enciting Romance Of Land and Ruter.
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A STRONG kIss.-Tennyson, in his poem
of " Fatima," relates that the strong est case
of suction within our knowledge at present.
Speaking of a lovers kiss, he says, or rather
she says:
Last night when some one spoke his name,
From my sweet blosi that went and came,
A thousand little shafts of flame
Were shivcred in my narrow frame.
. love, o fire! Once he drew,
With one long kiss ny whole soul through
My lips, as sunlight driaketh dew.
That's the strongest kiss we ever read
about and throws the poor mans plaster
completely in the shade. PhGbus what a
suction that fellow had.
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Professor Hind says:-

at is physical reality of the highest
Importance to the interests OF British North
America that this continuous belt can be-
settled and cultivated from a few miles
west of the Lake of the Woods to the pas
ses of the Rocky Mountains; and any line
of communication, whether by wagon
road or railroad, passing through it, will
eventually enjoy the great advantage of
being fed by an agricultural population
from one extremity to the other"
From the Lake of the Woods to the head
of Lake Superior, the couLtry is more diff
cult, but roadway could easily be opened
and then a lake and river navigation leads
by the ST. Lawrence to the Atlantic, and
connect wit, Slrnia, on Lake Huron, from
which the Grand Trunk and other railways
extend to Quebec, between which city and
Halifax railway is proposed. The whole
of the distance from ocean to ocean is with
in the wheat growing line
Although the lakes and the st. Lawrence
give an unbroken navigation of 2 900 miles
right to the sea, for ships of 300 tons bur-
then, yet, if there is to be continues line,
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interesting letter, from Gen. 10. Lane-what
an atrociIy.
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CHAPTER FIRST.
Z" If you love me as love you,
No knife can cut our love in two."
BILL PEXTON.
Reader, have your ever stood on the heel
path side of the Ohio Canal on one of those
mild January evenings peculiar to the early
autumn, and watched the sun rise from his
gorgeous couch athwart the Western sky,
and listened to catch the musical warble OF
distant coal-heavers mingled with The cries
of ragged canal driver encouraging pair
of attenuated calico mules? Qf you don t
remember at once whether you have or not,
take time to consider and inform us through
the post Office, enclosing a stamp.) 1t was
az such time and on such spot that two
solitary youths might have been seen walk
ing arm in arm in the vicinity abou. that
time. Need we tell you one was the daughter
of poor though wealthy parents and that
the other was her lover?
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CHAPTER FOURTH.


Snow comes the tu1."-JACK SMITH.
When Caleb left the pickle Pheebe it was
with determination never to see her again.
He would be wanderer. He would land
he would go and be an ancient mariner
| Filled with this desperate resolve he sought
his boarding house, put clean shirt and
collar in a cotton valse, and started for the
river. A gallant tug lay at the dock which
he boarded and requested to see the Cap
tain. A sailor whose voice was deeply
bronzed by exposure to the Tropic of Bar
ieycorn appeared at the main top mizzen
gang-way and informed him that the Cap
tam was engaged in the cabin. He was
being presented with a bosom pin and a
gold headed cane by ferryman who was
about to retire from Office. The presenta-
tion was wholly unexpected.
After considerable delay Caleb was invi-
ted to descend. When he entered the cabin
he was struck with the youthful and deli
cate appearance of the Captain. He was
about to tell him that he had come to snip
before the-well, smoke stack-when the
supposed Captain raised his cap and a
shower of cork screw curls fell upon his
shoulders.
What !' exclaimed the lover in amaze
men, " Phoebe Ann!"
" Caleb ~
| They rushed into each others arm. Afte r
an embrace which caused thermometer in
the cabin to rise to 90 degrees in the shade,
mutual explanations followed. She had
OWNED his parpose to go for sailor and
resolved to thwart it. The Captain of the
tug being an aunt.of hers had allowed her
to be Captain for that day, and chance had
done the rest. Phoebe Ann was penitent,
Caleb forgiving, and that very day they
agreed before minister TO share the tug OF
life together.
But little more remains to be told. Caleb
couldn't be persuaded to give up his pas
sion for the raging main, although, notwith
standing the entreaties of his wife, and so
she compromised the matter by allowing
him to tend a saw MILL and he still follow
that daring and perilous profession.
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VOLUME Ii, NO. SO.
DEPARTURE OF STAGES.

Leares the National Exchange Hotel, Daily.
cr-Nf>frp u-rNr.rr
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All of them Will Rayel.

They use more than TWICE the amount of
thread. They form the under side of the fab
ric cord which soon wears off and the sewing
gives way. This is very Objectionable on fine
goods. No tailor or manufacturer Except for
bags) will buy chain stitch machine. Do not be
humbug5ei by "Fair' q Premiums.
l. II. DUNNELL, Agent,
np5t:. 100 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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FOOT & HARTMAN,
(SucessOrs tn 8. & s. Hauptl

MILLHEIM, CENTRE COUNTY, .PFNN'A..
HAVE remov ed to their new Foundry & Ma.
IL chine Shop. They have on hand, and are
prepared to manufs cture Hunsicker's Improved
Glover Huller, Threshing Machines, Shakers, and
Corn Shelters, Bar Shear, Worts Improved, and
Millheim Plows, Stoves, Bells. Kettles, Mill Gear
ing, &C., and hold themselves ready to do all kind
of Foundry business with correctness and dis
patch. Work warranted as recommended.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly at
tended to.
Millheim, June 2s. 1s6O.-tf.
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A FEW THINGS THAT PERPLEx US.

TO know whether that celebrated Bell at the
l. West fhiladelphia Baptist Church is really
made of Cast'te-f so, why is she SO often told
So?
"Vanity Fair" says that the present epidemic
of sore thrnats is owing to Leap Year giving us
such Forward Spring, We would ask whether
backward Fall is not as equally injurious to the
health?
ia "Cnstaa7 that brings in q revenue like
Powers" the celebrated pantaloon cutter, at Mr..
Charles Stokes Clothing Store could net be prop
erly called reusRne cutter
Would it not be proper for gentleman who
had purchased a coat at the some Price" Clothing
Store of Mr.. Charles Stokes, to speak of it rs his
one priceless coat.
hpI. 26, '60-!y.
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H WIZ ASSOCIATION

Beneroteni Institution established bg special En
doscment for the Relief Of .hs Sek ard Distress
ed, c.3tic'ed Nth VirHent ara Epides,io Dis
eases. and especictiy jor The Csre et DieeGses ot
the yeruot pryans.
mi Ep:CAL advice eivtn gratis by the Acting
lYE Surgeon. 70 all who apply by letter. with a
description Of thier conditer. (ags, occupation,
habits Of life, &c.) and in easa of extreme pever-
ty. medicine furris] ed free of charge.
Vsluable keports on Spermatorrhoea end other
diseases C the Sexual Organs. and on the New
Remedies employed in the DIspensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Two or three Stamps for postage will be accepta-
bic.
Address, DIR. j. Skillin Houghton Acting Srr
geon, Howaea Association, No. South Ninth st.
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAIRcHLD. Sect'y.
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AGENTS WANTED.

10 whom greater inducements than ever are Offer
ed. Any person, either male Or female, who is
desirous of engaging in an Honorable and pref.
table Employment. requiring but lit tie time and
no outlay of money, and by which they can OBJ
Wis gratis i Valuable Library, A fine Gold
watel and chsiI, 4 handsone Service of Plate
an Elegant silk Dress Pattern, z spiendid sot Of
Jsscll3, or mary ErotAct choice articles emu
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Ills .BaEe
HONOR THE DEAD.
BElLEFGNTE MARBLE WORKS.

B Z YIc,G Just returned Iropl The EasieTn plfF
kes v here have purchased lar&a and ex
tens,e s.ocE cf marble et greatly raducad prices
arr prepared 30 fill al; orders with which I may
be favored, with promptness and despatch. Ny
stock includes the best quality Of foreign and do
mestic marbles.
Aave employed in my establishment. some of
tho b5st and NEST experienced workmen in the
State, and persons who have he's fore pGtroniz,
ed me cor testify to the superio' workmanship
both IN exelnsien and design which l mauufac-
ture. Persons who desire marble tombstones,
table tops. any thing into 9ich tho article can
be manufactured will d. well to give III: = call.
Ali Tork Delivered fro of onsrge.
fh' y o. nigh street, i@ielcnte, Pa.
WIN. GAEkGAN.
Anr Y ,Gn &c
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M. GRAHAM
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
BELLEFONTE. PA.


7 7 is conceded by everybody that is man enough
l to W car n beard. that the place to get shaved
easy. clean ard neat is at the Fashionable shop.
just opposite Isaac Mays store, Good Razors,
keen and sharp, kept constantly on hand, Hair
Dressing. shompooing, &c., &C., attended to in
tle most vorkmanlike manner The undersigned
than kiu fVs past iavors, soiicits eontinuane
Of tie sine. IL. GRAHAM. jan. 5'6
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Ladies One Price fancy Fur Store

and See Of F4ncy FRS, which IN acecrdanoe
with The " One i'riee Pyineipke." l have
marked at the Io,oess possible prices cnnas with
reasonable prcri, ! would solicit visit from
those in want of Ears for citter Ladies' or Chsl
drens' Henr, ard az inspection CO nv selection OF
tn: Sc goods, fatifed. as 1 arr, Of my ability 10
please in every desired G. sentjal.
Mss~ Pers.rs - distance, who may find it in
convenient to raIi personally. need only III e
article. they wisn together with the price, and in
strmetio,,s for serdng. and fnrvar3 the nr'ler to
my a.idress-mnnnv accompanying pg-to insa:e q
satfaetnry complicaes with their wishes
Aug 23---'6G G-5m. rI wab.
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70 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Iur
TUSChR0Rk FEMALE INSTITUTE,

U hsWnL6 " G1
1>HlS ispiMri''n is located at Academia, Jnni
alta county, Pa. miles from the Pennsylya-
mia Railroad, at Patterson station, and 6 Helles
frclu the Perrysvillb station.
TERMS:
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions of
FIVE months each. The Summer Session with
which the School opeps, will commence Tues
day, The lss day of May, 1860 and will close ON
Saturday. the 29th of September, 1860, 6pd he
Winter session. Thursday the 'st day nf No
vember. 1850. and close March 3Uth, 1861.
Board including Fuel. Light ana Tuition
iE the Primary and C"slegiate Dspere-
r,ents. Ter term. payable IN a.vance, $?s 90
Wash;s. Der doz+n s 90
Lessons ON Plan" al Cal
ter. according I"
lepgth, s!s, $50, or S'5 per term
Use 0f Piano or Gui,r.
ar'nr,lirg TO time, !, 5 or 8
Drawing or Flower
Pai,,Ing, l0tol5 "
Anciei,f Mo1ern
Iars s,F, ces, enek. 20 A"
When fire is reqnired
Sleeping Rooms,v leach
pupil 3 g.
Seats in Church Free
Young ladies will he met at the abnre stq.ioDs
and conveyed to the Institatien, if short notice
be given by letter, addressed to the Principal at
Academia, Juniata county. For circulars 9th
er Information address the Principe at the above
office. EE. ". s.. Il AGNEW,
Mar. ss, go If. Prircipal
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

BELLEF0NTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENN'A
IN THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF The
" .amond, opposite the Court House.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the travelling public in general that he
has taken the above house, and that the house has
been reftted, improved and newly furnished; ex-
tensive stable accommodations attached, and
is,in short, prepared to accommodate all who may
give him call, in the most agreeable manner
He is amply provided with everything to render
his house desirable stopping place, and viii en-
deavor to entertain his guests in manner that
cannot fail to give the fullest satisfaction. No
expense attention will be spared to make It one
of the best houses in the country. liberal pa
tronage is respectfully solicited.
HIS BAR will be SUP plied with an assortment
of choice liquors.
JOHN M'MoNAGLE, Prop'r.
Apr. 19, '6O,-1y.
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apr. u. 80 If.

A WORD To rEE PUBLIC.
N Whereas the Spring
Greek WOODEN Manufactory. during tire present
season, hss been pa;ronzed to The full extent OF
its producing abilities, and in anticipation of a
still r.ater patronage the eeming season. the
prop,i etcrs rave been induced 80 add more new
machinery o. the very latest impros ements ThiS
machinery will facilitate operations very much
and at tie sams ti,na will improve the real value
of out cloths at least ten per cent, while our pri-
ces shall remaii. as heretofore it being our ambi
ton to bald up reontation for this establish
men, that win add all things thereto. From the
facts here sst forth VIZ confd emily believe tha!
wool growers and all ctker cd people can now
deal with us y-ry znnci 10 their own advantage
While th>,re are many things alike in business OF
this kind. there is also much that is different. A
word to the wise is sufficient Give us call and
satisfy yourselves that this is the place the peos
pie get the wor III of heir money.
ROBT KENDALL,
SAM'L H0USER.
r~rneTtsp., June IL, '60,-tf.
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A VALUABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SAFE

TIE hsyrihpr Gffars f.,r sale a valuable
piece of land. containing ten acres. situated
in Harris Township. On the Brush Valley
road. ard sdf ining lards of Robert Potter.
and wilson Potter.
There is gard two story dwelling House,
Barn, CARPENTER shop ard all the necesss.
Y nuihuilaings erseted ,b,reor.
A never failing stream of water runs by
rhe f'trr Any parsna desiring t, procure u
comfortable home esnnot do better than pur.
eta-e rbis farm. The Subscriber desires to
AeG Immediately. ii possihle. as he Intends
ncSisg esr in the spring.
Terms made to sui5 thn purchaser.
ROb;iST NASSON. ST..
March 80 -4s
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r ETTERS Of Administratio on the estate OF
| 4 Jos. Norigon, decd, of Halfmoon township,
granted Dec, 18th 1860, to the undersigned who
requests all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to make immediate paymant, and all those
having claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement. D. Fl. BURKET, Adm'r.
Halfmoon, Dec. 20, '60.--6t.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND !SJL YEP W4RE

w f would respectfully inform our friends,
have now in store and offer wholesale and retail,
at the lowest cash prices, large and very choice
stock of
Matches, .earehy, Silcer and Plated Ware.
of every variety and style.
Every description of Diamond Work and other
Jewelry, made to order, at short notice.
@s- All Goods warranted to be as represented.
N. b articular attention given to the repair
ing of Watches and Jewelry of every description.
STAUFFER HARLEY,
No 622 Market street, south side, Phipa.
Oct 49, 1S60.-3m
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EDEH, CUMMINGS g. Co.

I OCK Haven and Tyrone Daily Line Of Sta
4 4 ges, leave Lock Haven at 5 o'clock, A. NJ,
arrive at Bellefonte at ] 2 o'clock. Leave Belle
fonte at i25 o'clock, arrive at Tyrone at o'clock
P. M. Leave Tyrone st d. M., arrive at Belle
foEte at o'clock. r. NJ, leave BeIefon5e I.ock
haven at P. NJ, and arrive at II p N.
July l9,-IoV1.
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Aug. 20, 1S60.-tf.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale that very valua
i BILE property now in the occupancy OF Col. K
LiptoH the said property is situate on the corner
of Centre and Market streets, fronting on the Dia
moud and is the most desirable place of residence
in Milesburg, will lie offered for short time only
at very low figure. j. G. McMEEN.
Milesburg, June rs, '60.-tf.
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EUTAW HOUSE.
TIERS MILLS. CENTRE COUNTY,

O11Glt ~ MIIu!Js O1I'I OoONil,
FGHRAVELERS will be accommodated at all
4 hours. Permanent or Transient Boarding
may be had be single ladies and gentlemen, or
persons with small families The location is de-
ightful and every effort will be made in order
that the comforts of pls asant and quiet home
may be realized. Terms moderate.
WM. BELL, Proprietor
Fec lGth '6U--Iy.
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LARGE assortment Of ladies goat boots with
II and without heels, Misses shoes, very good
assortment. Boys and caildrens shoes and boot
Of ali k.nds Mems boots and shoes of all size
and descriptions just lleslfei ana Ior saio o. =
c. McEhiEE
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. &c c.,
MAKyFAoTuRIEG
9harmatentists and Chemists
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AND
BILLIARD SALOON.
OYSTERS WHOLESALE AND RETA

OYSTERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
YNHE undersi gped hereby informs bis friends
j and ste public generally thai he has rented
the basement story of 4. R. Reynolds new build
ing or Allegheny street. where he has opened an
caring saloon, confectionery. &c, on large scale.
Particular attention will be paid to business,
and every effort made to cater to the tastes of
those v no may favor him with call.
GEO. w. DOWNING.
Pells..nte, April IL '59 16-1y,
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CTRAY sTEER.-came to residence cf the
y subscriber in Taylor twp, Black steer three
years old, with piece off the right horn. The
owner is reques ed to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he VIII be disposed of according 10 law.
WM. ADAMS.
Ian g. '6T-3t
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DOOK STORE
ID Geo. Livingston, q. his well known
tand at the North Eastern corner of the Public
quare, Bellefonte, keeps constantly on hand a
large assortment of
THEOLOGICAL, CLASSICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Also large variety of Blar Books and Station,
cry of the very best quality. Mathematical In
struments, &c.
He still has the Depository of the American
unday School Union, where any of their Books
be had at catalogue prices.
e city prices Jan. 5 go ] y
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B. II. BABBITT'S
PURE MEDICINAL YEAST,

PU RE M MEUTCINAL u EASE
6sI,r,7r c,r,1n m 60, .. G.
I'VE Salt and Pure Cream Tartar
When used in Bread, CAKE or Biscuit,
it turns to gas, ('ike that from bottle
of Soda Water) and remains dor
mant in the dough until it is set in the
oven, when the heat causes the gas to
escape throught the dough while ak
ing. The Bread, Cake or Biscuit is
AND not only very light, but perfectly whole An
some. Where this Yeast is used you
will require about one quarter the a
mount of shortening used with nrdina-
rv Yeast. 1t may also be used for
Buckwheat Cakes. Johnny Cakes, and
all kinds of Pastry. This Yeast is put
No ONLY in one pound cans. with check
cred label. Red White and Blue
dU none other is Genuine. be,oare Of imi ~
tctions.
q. =. Rabbits pareoacsatr,'
ted Potash,
Warranted doubieyShe strsogth OF com
mon Potash and superior to any Sa-
poniiea in market, put up N cans OF
h., fbs., lbs, 8 TBS and IL fos.,
with full directions for making Hard
So and Soft SOAP. Ore pound will make 3
fifteen eellons of Soft Soap. No iiue
is rebuired Consumers will find this
the cheapest p, tash in market.
B. Il. H.'s Nedicin Saleratus,
perfectly pure and wholesome arts
Gle, free from all deleterous matter; so
prepared that, as the circular accom-
AND panyipg the salerattls will show, moth a.
ing remains in the bread wheh baked,
but common Salt, Water, and Flour
Put up neatly in papers. D., ] D.,
I fb.
B. T. BIS Concentrated Soft Soap
One box costing enc dollar will make
40 gallons of handsome Soft Soap by
7G simply adding boiling water. Al
B. T. BIS Soap For Family Use.
One poundof this Soap is equal tc
pounds of ordinary Family Soap. One
Io1nd wilt make 3 gallons of handsome
Soft Soap. 1t will remove paint, grease,
tar crd stains Of ali Kinds. It will not
inj,re the fabric; or the contrary it
G9 preserves it. 1t will wash in rd or q
salt water. But little labor is requir -
ed where this soap is used Naein-
lists and Printers will find this sonp 81
perior to ally thing ir s1arhet. ,fyaur
Storekeeper Gea~ no: keep TIL, abaf>
goods. send s. b mail a11 viii send
b package OF either article or au assor-
AND ted 5cX cortalning part Of ach arti- Al
Gle, as you may direct. Send tbe name
Of your post office, also. the State and
County in which you reside with di-
rections for shopping. Address
b. T. BaBBIT
64 SIS es, 70, 72 ~ Washington st.,
ny.
76efA A liberal discount to St0rekeepers. t~G
July 12. 80. -lv-
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One Half Their Money
IME! LIME!! LIME!!!

Ia 1he subscriber re-
spectfuy informs the public that he has erected a
Lime Kiln the Borough of Belefonte, where
he is making Lime of superior quality--whch is
acknowledged to be as white and pure as the Plym
outh lime. All he asks is to give it trial, and
he is satisfied the purchaser will come back again
LEON MACKALL
Aug 23, 1860.-tf
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HO F R PIXIES PEAKl

4 NoMPANIES are being organized in Centre
". ana fi'r adjoining counties. preparatory to
emigrating +" tie Pixies PAX GoSd Region during
the eomDs Tpriag and Summer. Contracts have
been entered into with Jno. NJ. Wagner. of the
MilesbRrg Flepring Mill and Grain
DepOt;
the cheapest ard hest establishment of the kind In
Central Perrsyfvania--to furnish the companies
with ali the Flour and Grain necessary for the
journey.
Having leased the Mileshurg Mill aud furnish
ed II With new and improved machinery, we ara
prepared to furnish -four to the public in any gan
titles. Wheat rye, and grain of all kinis We
kep constantly on hand, and will dispose of ut
the very lowest prices.
Iss~ We are determined not to be undersold By
any establishment iu this section Of country.
JOHN NJ. WAGNER.
Mlesbprg, Pa: Feb. II, 's9-l0-ly