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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Additional Local.

The following order was handed u'
by commander II. II. Bcnnyr, Esq, foi
publication.
Gencral orders No /.
HEADQUARTERS" DEPARTMENT OF PESS.
sYLyAxIA, GRAND AMY OF TuR RErru.
LIc. Philadelphia, May jth, 1884
There ia .nothing cphemcral in all
Gods Creation, the tiuy blade ofgrass,
the quiycring leaf and the mountain
rock may change form, but they exist
forever. The lives of our patriotic com.
radcs, like the principles for which they
died are inieslructibe. The good men
do lives after them.
As comfort TO us, and to keep bright
in the hearts Of the present and rising
generation, the lives sacrifices and sui.
fcring- of our country's defender, the
beautiful and suggestive ceremonies OF
Memorial Day have been established.
Sculpured marble and storied urn
are only appreciated as the evidence OF
,u,,.h,i ti,-,.. ,,, all o,r horo,. may
have their history chi,clo1 upon marble,
but it is possible to have the IT, eds OF
e.. iu..,,,,.
- .,,.,,,,,lo.al,na rooord.d pnon
bo hat. - ,a,r;,G, ro,rIo In M
,,,, ,,,,. -. ha NOR, s,,soi, cG.c,cd
,b,, Ly g., e,r,o., r,r,ic;,,,;op in the
solemn cv,rci... or tho 9o,h oc NAV.
,Io.o,p.r,.,Ira,i, i,i.o,r dutv
to be- in tho r.or, rank ;u ,bi. noble
work We roro. orlv ~ p,ufner. bu,
~ instructor. standing beneath the old
flag, we point 10 ia. heroic decd. Of
those Whose .cryjcc,apd whose .,crifice.
80. cor,,,.,,or,,.
-,
lhA' 'hi' work "i loTe may De 'uI'E
accomplished, every Sabbath and Public
school. religious and civic society and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Hol for the West

j. {. Morris Is one Of Miles toWnsAips
best and moot successful teaohers and life
long Democrat, and = gentleman in every
respect, and II Mr Morris should make Up
his mind to remain in the far vest we shall
feel sorry, a. they cannot we'll aford 70
lose such good citizen from Miles. And
then whom We visit our old place of resi-
dcncs We cannot expect TO NEE, and take
hold Of the warm hand, Shich warmth
comes from the heart and hear hi. yica'-
ant chat And sec his Alwayssmiiing couute.
nance May JOY 20 With ysu and over al
tend you. But, Cal, do come back, a. Wc
think there Is room here for us al.
a. J. WOLF, Esq has been resident Of
Missouri for some time, and .urpo." nov
has such attractions there that would no,
allow him 10 return, for which v, are
sorry, Tor he has always hoon an c1ompla-
~ young man, and ~hat y" have lo-t in
I Pennsylvauia Missouri ha- gained. May
I prosper IS ever a,,"rd him ID hl- Ucsiorn
home. Arl may 1t not soon he Die lo, q"
! visit Va again with such - aias.. o.. .z- % j..
| to accompany the corps" of h, dear broth
or, TO- have his remains rcst In rcnnsylvA-
nia soil Ny friend, sorrow not /, vs..
/ God that called him - an eternal home
| Mrs \ Brungard il lSdy % lho same
iowu.hip, Of whom many Of her friend,
and ueighboTs will fool sorry to have re-
main away from them, as she is = woman
Of large heart and always on hand when
good can be done, and one that tho entire
community love and respect We hope she
will NOS make her home 90 far away from
friend, 20 ncar.And dear to her May h4p.
pincss ever attend her.
Mi. Mszic Hilibish, the handsome, IN.
,elHgeut and charming daughter of Dr.
Hilbish, lac Of ,Rebersburg, tone who
WAS 50 well known by most Of Ccntr,
county people has also gone to Wow "a,
wcst in sIl lts glory. But, Maize, can yor
End one more lovely than-wcll, won 4
cay it. Wo are only too sorry to kno~
that you arc gone, but We console oursclvc
that you will not remain, and soon roiarr
10 those who love and admire you 50 much
Your place down In tho quiet old tuRr
cannot be filled until your return, which
We hope will be soon. May love, rospco
auI good fortune ever A,,cn1you.
Bcllcfontc, May II, 81 '.
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Buffers Experience on a Jury

When Butler WAS young he was walk
ing one afternoon in Court Square, Bos
ton, when a sberifTs officer came rush.
ing out Of the courtroom and seized
him, aud compelled him to come into
the court house, where he was told that
he would have To- serve on the jury, the
panel being incomplete. This was the
old way Of making up the panel. Pen
protested loudly, and informed the
Judge that he was BENZ tmin Franklin
Butler, a member Of the Middlesex bar,
and therefore exempt from forced jury
service But the judge quite a wag,
although knowing Butler we'll, affected
to discrcdit the story, and said
"If you are lawyer, show me.some
proof Of what you my
Butler had only hi1 word tor il, aud
was put on the jury The case was q
harness larceny. and Butler, availing
himself Of a jurors privilege began tc
examine witnesses at interminablc
length. The court got mad, but dared
not show it. Finally the jury retired
and in the jury.room Butler stood ou
for acquiltal, and argued his fellov
jurors nearly deaf. Some Of them Eel
asleep. Meantime the Judge outsid,
fairly boiled with anger at the unac
countable delay Of the jury over 30 petty
a case. At last after three or four hour
delay, the jury came in. The judg'
bcokouod to the foreman and said to hin
What kept you 50 internally long 2
"Why, said the forman, chat con
founded Butler talked ms almost t.
death"
After the verdict was rendered tb
Judge, by that time highly diverted a
Buffers ingenuity, excused him from
further service, Fen retreating will
the observation: 81 thought you'd gs
enough OF me."--Dstroi Tfmff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
CANCER CURED.

No diseases have so thoroughly bained
.hs skill Of the medical profession as
,aneerous affections and as they have al
ways been considered incsrable, II haa
been thought disreputable TO adopt their
treatment a. a speciality and hence rhysi-
clans have neglected their proper study.
But Of late years new and important dis
coveries have brought forth a course that
now proves successful in any OF its forms,
with certainty, without tho use Of tho
knife or cauitic plasters. We have .
treatment that is comparatively mild. II
il not poisonous, does not Interfere with
the healthy hOsh, can be applied 70 any
part Of the body, even the tongue. We
lake nothing for our services until the
saneer is cured. Address
d. J. HUBERT,
RAglsvils, Centre co, Ia
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Ready For
!

During the past week | have re-
ccivcj the largest and best stock Of
shoes We ever had-iu fact there j.
none IN the county 70 compete with it.
] have the exclusive sale Of the very
bes; lines in the market: such as
REYNOLDS BEo- and ID. ARMsTRoNGs
Ladies Fine Shoes LAIRD, SHURER
& MIrcHELL'- Fine Shoes for. child.
rcn, and a great many other fine
make. | know Of no other line
would exchange for, or add to my
stock.
-ell the bc.t Men. Calf Shoe, for
$500 ever offered in Ceutre--couuty
This il no bait, but'an honest business.
These goods come in Button Or Lace
Kid or Cloth top.
My Manufacturing Department un.
der the management of Mr.. Rom is
fast gaining popularity. Our work is
second to none, and superior to seven
eighth Of the work made in this couH-
~ | rnarnnine saiis So clinn
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
BARE
The CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
The AMERICAN FARMER,

\ book on the Treatise ofthc Horse.
All for SI.s5. Cash in advance.
Old subscribers as well new, who pay
one years subscription, and 31 cents
extra, will be entitled to the above
liberal offer.
We have perfected arrangements
with the publishers Of the
AMERICAN FARMER.
Of Fort Wayne, Ind, that enables US
to offer our subscribers a first class
Agricultural Magazine at the bare
cost Of the white paper on which it is
printed. The American Farmer is a
10 page monthly magazine which is
rapidly taking rank as one of the
leading agricultural publications of
the country. Each number will con.
tain useful information for the farmer,
his wife, his sons and his daughters.
And 1t costs you almost nothing, sup.
pose yuo try It one year
This offer will hold goo1 for = short
time only, 80 tell your friends and
every body YOU meet. Remember we
don { 90 back on our old friend, but we
need money, and make this offer a. an
Inducement to all. Send in your names
and money early A letter will receive
just As prompt attention asif you called
IN pcrson.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
Cor. Of Allegheny & Bishop Ste.
Bellefoute, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

EnIroHIsL EXCURSION. annual
excursion Of the Pennsylvania Editorial
Association will this year be- at Getty
burg. and is expected TO take place
about the middle Of June. This will
bring Il At timo intervening between
he tWo national political conventions.
This week an advance committee of the
association will visit Gettysburg. view
the ground, sud make the aceesssry
arrangements.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

I'ITfI ~ y MT. : I, ~.
The Rockford watch purchased Feb
1879 has performed better than s=y
Watch | ever had. Have carried II
every day and at ~ time has II been
irregular, or in the least unreliable. |
caeertuly recommend the Rockford
Watch. HORACE II. HORTON,
at Diehton Furnace Go.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

This ia to certify that the Rockford
Watch bought Feb. -, 1879, has run
very we'll the past year. Having SET Il
only twice during that time. its only
variation being three minutes. IL has
Fua very much better lhan ever an.
;.Gpated. II was no. adjusted and only
cost 30 r P. BRYANT,
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RocKrosp w.rru Covr,~r.

BY IuSM ER 7. HULLAND. Sec.
Having mo-t thoroughly tested the
Rockford Quick Train Watches for the
leat three ye"rs. otter them with tho
fullest confidence A. tho beat made and
most reliable rme keeper for the money
that can bc nb;aiuci.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
DELLEFONTE 4 SNOW SHOE R

DELLEFONTE Z SNOW SHOh K
d Rhine Table in effect Nov. 10
Leavas Snow Shoe i:l3 a. m, arrivesin
Bellefonte 6;20 a. m.
Leaves Bellciontc $50 q. m, arrives at
Snow Shoe at ll.0I u. IN.
Leaves Snow Shoe $50 p. m, arrives At
Bellcfonte 5:3S p. m.
Leaves Bellefonte $40 p, m, arrives at
Snow Shoe 1910 p m.
S. S. BLAIR, Gen. Supt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

The Rockford Watch runs very &C.
cnratcly better than any watch | ever
owned, aud have bad one that coat
$50. Can recommend the Rock ford
Watch to everybody who wishes fne
timekeeper
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

Erie Mail East and West connect At
Erie with trains on l. :. X NJ. :. RR.i a.
Cory with h. 7. S ". RR.; at Emporium
With b., n. Y. * =. RR, and At Drift
wood With A. V. RR. 7. QUICKER,
Gen'l Sup't
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ASSEMBLY,

ASSEMBLY,.
W are authorized g. announce the name Il
HENHf MEYER,
~ NHrs tpRuship. candidate fpr AssnubIY sut4
jet I" ne decision u the Demo- ratio County Con.
Youi"u.
H'aro nuthpiiSri TO Announce the uarar Il
Is D. HUNTER
~ Hruarr unhig. candidate far AssrrutTY cub
Jet o. the decision of tho Bnm8.fau- J.uaty q u.
HrHiIau.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

--Wilson, McFarlanc N Co, call atten.
ton to tho only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint IN the market. Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Puir. Is not ,nly 2uporisr 10 any
Ready Mixed Paint soid bat rivals pure
white lead in its smoothnosa In working
and durability. This paint Is guaranteed
by the manufacturers not 10 crack or pee
within three years. Tho guarantee IL not
only good for replacing the paint but II
will be put on If II should crack or peel
within the time specified II will be to
your interest 10 call and see Wilson, SIC.
Fnrlanc & Co., before purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready MixeI
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
Men, Youth, Boys, and

Children's wear manufactured for our
trade Of the best material, and in
all styles to please.
Our stock Of Mems suits in Cuta.
ways, Sacks, Prince AIberts, Double
Breasted Goats, Reversible, Chen.
chilla aud Beaver Overcoats are Su-
Perior, and Invite Attention.
And now Just look here. Meu and
Boys, are you going TO freeze thin
Winter, or metz Why, of course you're
not. You must have Winter Cloth
ing, and what you want is the BEsT
in the Market for the LowzsT
Price. You have got your money
honestly, and Of course you want the
most for it. WE WANT JUST
SUCH BUSINESS, and therefore in.
vite your visit to the PHILADEL~
PHIA BRANCH. Our business re-
la,ions With the People Of Centre
County in the past have been pleasant
and satisfactory, and in Offering our
Thanks for the Liberal custom hereto.
fore given w., we renew the pledge
upon which we started out-FAIx
AND JUsT DEALING TO ALL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15
--EIeiu.lvsly dry goOds-G.rmAnt.

Curtain poles and lace curtains. The
bss, quality for the. .less, money. GsrmAn's
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Sun n)c
CLOTHING

and respectfully invites the public to
call and examine our elegant Suits
and Over Coats, for
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Bargains in kr't-e'as' curtain pole,
GarmAn's. s.trt
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-ltEkIFP
We afo authorized a. announce
jos l. HEFF
- bs-gs tnWn.hp. AZ = candidate for ghsrtr .ul.e.,
q The decision Il the Demo, tatr Couaty csg,aptss
Ho arc authorized g. announce the name u
u NEinIGH
81 IefEus'nsou t0vn'hip raniliots fr tho Office
~ rh"hl. 'pi3"ri g. Tie da=i1us u To- democratic
taustF Convention.
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EAST TWARD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -
(PhilA. & Erie Division. )-On and
after Nov. IS, 1888;
WESTWARD.
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TREASURER
Wo afo authHrgsI 20 announce
CHARLES SMITH.
~ Esllefputs. asa candidate f,r g.ngiy T,,..,.,,
subject % Tho decision ~ the Dsnssr,t, Cg.rf a. "a
EsHfuu.
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NOTICEOF APPEALS-AnncsI

y 'IiNb'T Al EA ALN.-A ppcals
ill hs hsi faF the ssrsrsI t1pnahips ssa lsss.
9aEh' IA ihf ''mHis'lahsts pscs, At Bslsfouts e.
f5tiaus
Aantar. Jurs .nt.-THr The tovushit.s - Rssh
Tsylar Narih, Uusfan. Tni0a ard the t-gyuuEhs ef
PhsHp.hurE, luionvlls Nlle@bafE
TusHiay. juna 2ri -Fof the tawushir,s Of Rutusfas
-rrw sh0s. B1ggs UawArt Curtin. Liberty Marion
WAits sbi the issr,nEh uf Howard
Ws-ins@dsy juns f'h -Fnr the tovn,hgfs u NIies
HsIuss. Fsnu, Gf"rs Potter asi ihs borough - All
h..u
Tbu'siz, luus I'D -F4f the trvn,hir. = HsFrss
ca 80 F"fEH.F0 ils'' WON. Patton, Hsuusr, srrIBE
49, fas l-H-HHsh - Hslfsfarfs
Nstss'n ih' hauf' = Q" aria-E ,sndG a',lark
IT, A'sa"r' 49, frInrsd 2. A'tsnd ihs sT7.sa' uiiA
tfs 'rAust ttt
I-gr nfi.s '.- rauufv furt.ssss
JOINS WpTF
nc. C'vrBTLI rr-,rs.s.,orsr.
4 ! .KE3ET
HHu WuErs
tlsFk 1aAs
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IN" yyouU'sc srerv Wa'.l E,r ',ra vrars.
FRANK \. RLATR,
No > Rroel lrLoT Ra.r.

iVoi1r imsrisIl W1i-Llt n rt}.tai
rr,ocs
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;. 7. HUBBARD. ". D.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-15

Base ball belts, Gsrman's
Laco curtain net, 10 cents per yard, at
GHrmHn's
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rRpTuySOTARY
W. arc authorized 20 announce
g. BRETT
- FrfEnsan ,"Wnship. AsA candidate fr Pra;hapa.
iAir sul"st 70 the iHrisioa af tho psneeratr C5et
- CuuteHtau.
We are Agihaisei T. aBBounrs tho name =
l. 4. sttAFTER
- bellsguts late e walker tpunshIr A. zrsedidAt.
f9f Frutbonotary sut ri The dec soa Of the Dsrs
pcfAtie Cauuty Convention
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NOTICE.-Notice il hereby given
4 that Nr John M7Calloagh has ~iti.drssn . from
The csnifs Mining O., Limited su4 that Msssrs G
Y CLARK Gorge Lyon. G. J. H,llAri } n Steven.
s1a Ahd John Lyon hAts been admitted - mstaber.
ship u sAii association
issi CENTRE MINING co u4mi,.4l
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EEGGsIEE
"" afs authafisrI . .t-saBss
JAMES ArCLATN
as sAaii3Ats 81 Reg stsy autIst o. the A~.I-s-
the psraarratlr CyunIy C8Ivsutlar
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1885
HARPER'S MAGAz NE.

With the new volume beginning In De
cembcr. H,rp,r Wfgf-n- will conclude
its thirty fifth year. rae oldest periodical
Of It's type. il vet. in each new volume, "a
ne,r nqg1,ne. nor simply because it presents
fresh subjects and ueu pictre>, bu, also,
and chiefly. because :. steadily advances u
the method itse.fot maeaziuc-mak.ns To-
G word. thc N1q4-iae becomes more 0ud
more the faithful. mirror 90 currcu. life and
movement. Leading features inthe cataract
i've programme Cor 1850 are: new serial
novels by Constance Ftnnimore Woolson
and ". ID. Howel.>; Sd new novel entitled
-' Atthe Red Glove" descriptive Illustrated
papers by +. d. Niiict. Il. swain Clifford
r. A. Abbey. n. Gib-n-, and others Gold
smith, She St0op, to Conquer, illustrated
by Abbey: important papers ou Art Science,
pfe
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MRS. J.. y. WELLINGTON Is prepared o
Va Repair Cane Seat Chairs nt short notice
and upon easy icuus 40 her home in ,he
Southern suburbs of Charlcsiown. on Bloom.
cry turnpiko
September %, iSs2.
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1855.
HARPER'S BAZAAR,
ar ra-..IHrn FtFfn

U,,.,r's q -r- IS thc Only paper 'n the
world ihat cambinc- che choicest literature
and the fue,tart Illustrations with the l''es'
fashion, and rtho-> OF household aao.i-
menf IT. weekly Illustrations and destrif-
tions of thc newest Ptf- 1nt Ne" ''A
STYLES. with To-. u>eld. pattern ,heet -nPp..e
men,s and cui patterns py enabling i"d'.S
TO be their own jr,>-uJScr-, save many
times the cost OF subscription. IT. p"P.'
ON cooking. the mana-cmcnt OF s'iN h'-.
housekecpu- iu ii- various details ,Ue e'"-
inently prs,tica. Nach attention. l. gwen ,.
10 the interesting inrc ot .ociSi tt'41 1i','
and IT, illustrations cot art ne,dit-Wosk age
ACKNOWLEDGED tp De qualified. liz literary
merit is of thc highest excellence, ami the
unique character ot a., humorous pies u''-
has won lorit thc namc ol iht american
Puach
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Notice.

ThoS G. Rust hereby notifies the citizens of
Charlestown and vicinity that he hasa new
and improved steam Feather Renovation which
hc intend, 20 put into operation at once. II
removes all mott ,@d cleans the feathers and
makes them as good rs new. Can renovatc
from > ~ pounds at time. Prices ca Reno
waiting. - 20 for Sed Bolster and two Pillows
without Bolster and Pillows, 500
Ii will also remove mGth from Blankets,
Clothing and Brussels Carpet. shop on Con-
grcss St. next door 10 residence, near Baptist
Church Respectfully,
April -. 1881. T. G.. BUST
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w DOL w anted!

IAN ready Ia pay the highest market price in
| Cash fer all the Wool clipped in Jefferson
County. viii receive the same in person OF
by Agent in Charlestown ., the Adams Express
Otlicc National Bank Building, or a. the JEFF
ferson Wooden Mills therefore known as For-
tcrs Factory near Wheatland Station : V. Il. r.
Marx IL Ny arrangements are such that |
can handle all the Wool brought or shipped to
me and Cash paid ON delivery
JNO J. JOBk.
L. o. Whcatland, Jefferson County, West Nir-
riuia
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RA.fSTRR,
The Suraemse Aiee; i. :.o,c.
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
aeii h.r Valley az Virginia
March IS, 1857

DURE GROUND RAW BONE Wcarc now
l. grindingat our mill near i. u o. r. II. De
pot, pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which wearc able to guarantee to beabsoiuIely
pure. Call and see.
~ Z are now preparing orr Corn Fertilizers
w loF the spring trade They are in fine
condition. no extra water put dry and thorough
~ manipulated
VALLEY FERTI LIZER 90.
March = 1883.
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Pullman Sleeper daily. on Express Nos, New
York to Chattanooga Harrisburg, connecting
at Roanoke with Pullman sleeper for New or
leans. via Knoxville and Atlanta, and at l4i-
tom with Pullman sleeper for JacNsohN hie'
.n.tfrr virtually mo change New York t0
Fforiig aud New York 10 New Orleans.
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

Throne,. :ho kindness of Air. Geo. II. Hagley,
the Bible Depository OF he " Charlestown and
Vicinity branch of Inc American Bible So
gietv" las been established in the store Of Mr..
Haei.... yD The \. ". corner Of Washington
and Charlcs str.c.s, GbarlestOwn.
large and varied asaorneFt 81 Bibles ana
T.stament,. o: different sizes and price, ~,ii te
Kent constantly on hand, and sold by Mr. Hag;-
h., ~ eo.t-thc profit is looked for IN the read
i. and study u Gods word by All M .,i PIT ,'
chase. in cgscs IF necesshs !Hh"S VIII " us
tributed without price.
The public T. cordially iWiteg 90 caii aud eN-
anime our Depository OF bibles, &c..
y : WHTE.
Hon, NV / WttsnH President.
Secretary.
Ger iSS4-,t
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CONNECTIONS.

Al Haecr,,own. Nd. with the W c>tcrn Mary
land Railroad toand from Baltimore, Frcdcuck
EmmittSbur-. Gettysburg, Pcnmur, WayneS--
b1ro. Pa. and points Ou Western Maryland
Railroad and It's branches.
With Cumberland Valley BailrcadtoN from
Harrisburg Carlisle. Smppcnsburg' thainhcr>-
burr. Ncrct-sburg Martiu>burg, and points on
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches.
Also to and from pittshurg and the NcSt1nd
Northwest. and BuStou. New York, Philadcl-
phl aud North and East.
AtShensndoah Junction. W. Va. with Main
Line Of Baituu0re and Ohio toand from Wash
iugtOn.
a RivlrtOn. -. Wilt Manassas Brauch oil
Vir.iuia Midland Railway.
At Wavucsboro Junction, Va. viii, fhc>a-
pgakc and Ohio Railway TO and nom Green
1rier White sulphur Springs and Richmond.
40 Loeb Laird. with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
At Natural Bridge with Main Line of Rich
m0ud and Aleghsny Railroad.
40 Roanoke with Norfolk and Western Rail
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NEW GOODS.

TAN I'm receipt OF mv supply or Spring and
4 ~1u- tn pHll-
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u.H.E ua.. Hr 4.a.uily ~ii,,'-. j..el Icc q aud
... ~lIcny GhO -. L. NEARSLEl.
GROCERIES.
4 'EOD .GlE> oi 100 Grades inciul Ice
~ lu. 'f Canned Gp1i>. ALI Of wn4cn viii
.. ~'I.I s> l'w a, tue lowest.
GFO w. +. HEARSLtl.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
DLACE Cashmere Blk and Cold Nuns Veil
ID iu- ulmc-tica and Fancy Ginyhans Zephyr
N,H.u aul Chambray-. Victoria Lawn. India
Linen Plain and Figured Swiss Hquc and
Plaid Muslin. Just received ami for sale by
GEO. ~. T kEARSLEN
4 'uTION Table Cloths a.sl Blcachci and
\ Hail Bleuched Linen pami>k. White
n,erruc>. Iowcin- in variety by the ward
srI Towels from tine lowest priced io the finest
qualities, Napkins and bowels. White and Tur-
Acy Reds also Turkey Red Table Cloths for
ollch GEO. W T. KEARSLEG.
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IttHIFtlIIIiIIff
j. JOBE & co.
Post Ofice-Ripon, Jefferson County, W. Va
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.gMO. y. .IOhe s. HrO. .

Will purchase ali the Wool delivered to them
at their Brucctown Wooden Mil, Frederick
County. Virginia.
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CARPETS

! have just placed in my Carpc, exhibitor an
addition of eighteen styles OF new designs OF
Carpets, NJ reduced prices, making u total OF
about forty patterns 90 select from.
Apr ~ 81 GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
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No, ~ .NGckerei.

NEW No. Mackerel by the kit or dozen, for
y sale by GEO ". T. KEARSLEY.
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