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N. S SICKLY AND . J. 9. BAnNUART, RDITOR9.
. BELLEFONTE, PENN'A.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880
FOR SALE
The undersigned being desirous of aban
doning the Printing business, Avis for snlo
his interest in the Dernnerarlfl 11 , atchtnan.—
The eslatlishment is a paying one, having
:Aabout I'4YOO subscribers and a fair.shnie o f
_lob Work and Advertising. Any person
wishing to cinbalk in the business, would
not find a more pleasant location. Posses
%on given on the first day of January next.
S S. SEELY
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The Election
The election vaunt. oil on last Tuesday, de
ededly in fluor of he Republicans, as we
111 expe,thil. In Bellefonte, Borough the
(tetuorralsnte begirt] 42 votes whoth is a
Donocratic gain over the Governer's cive
t. le We are unable to give the full returns
or-thr , &IT - Crete( toil-m.111),s m this neik'N pa
per, and Nlll ryait for the official We had
no I ‘peetatton of care) mg the Count % know
that our party, uati do.,coutaged. from
Ow late defeat. and that ilny woild not
co:ne out to the +lii lion Tln• Stare ha,
gone Tor Lincoln by n largo mnionty,
Bell and Et ro I t have t art d irginia nip!
Maryland,
Lincoln nil Ilnrul a 14ve, earn, d w
York, Ohio, Bluing-, eml i11,i111113
Douglas tad .101iir.,11 I an canted 111.04011
Mr. Cameron on Lincoln's Cabinet, if
Elected
A Harris' , tug eorreTt udt fit of the Nt
York Tribune ,ay., 0;1l the upon, n efg'lV , ' WILY eati , ing the ve ,, t I to lot( It r,
untor Call. I ,ill 11111 le‘t aid nhui Ore • rapels lilted tilt u tit , I. /111 , 1
Rill he nllen 11 the t•ted ul . • ,!•retary of the .fink .1 great Louth. r 1;(01,1,.
Statt. by Lincoln t e , ttl This i 4 111 111- 11/W. 111, 111111147 nn 14, Wlllllll and , bible, n.
reel II It if • hat IJr Cory' anti siel. 111 11.1 all 4,1 Imtli I
in the ICla r to Mr. liodelt• aln mat lett( All the l artirtilari el the th.astei
Mr. l ' urnin not 1.111 14114 that Mr were not known Al the late.. doe : loft tL
a¢. hi to vet] hat the number kill , otild
tells him, that, if t Iketed. it his Iturpose
to ([elute the Fugitise Shiro Inn at all Imni, mach one hundrul and fifty In N ' tt•o , n2iii
anti 1 I Cry VI fit ri• throughout the North, mud Nlart Inez 14 ELS 11l the lit ad of a flet , r c Mow.
• 11l tter one to accomplili tts imrptete .half'
he enacted • hut also that he NM maUmun
the right of or) future State to be admitted
11,110 pith slavery In its Cons'itu-
Lot , if its Horde decide on coming to
frame that in•drittnint : and also that hr
will opyrise all act ts to abolish alavety
the District of l'olionl,ta against the t of sent
of its legal ,ffirr, I without full Comprn
cation to the oi,loira or ,laves in the DIN. net
lie rt.tht r slat, s tit the same bitter that
,1 1 rtnination h. ,Jler the
punk ttf :'••It retary ',tate to the lion. Writ
t' Rives of \.t a:A to, all In'', hne.tbnut
Mr it , tt ti, nt Mn in: (n
-!%lr of ohio Thor, ran 1,, nn 4 1,, 0 bt
AA liatever that Lincoln dot a not he , ital, to
ITC,N tll ht.. Clolifoll 101111 ft tcink that thole
%l et t cpt., t littn to aid m th, deNtteetion of
the (Not ti nment t ••,a) , ltgiticorpornte
the principle mitheti•tn"
Ilk his ad minixtration, r , . at under a profound
an.lake.
We Want Money
We (In t 1.61 to be cohttnually ltntinr
()lir (.4.lby (therm Litt twist mil. %%Oh th(.ll2ln
It(lk MT 41 It'll :hell(' ha , WI It ant I/ () lIT
freq.:. t.t 'y peen Ibid . bef.,ri.
it Ili a .1 yet him dellary Are , 1111
ry,r 1.1 .1 %Ve H tv. , wiper
%A.; 1 - I"tm h AY, 'll, 11111.1,.' ,
relli n 11.14. 2101 ) •ina• paid, lit le l'r
regltd our .!, tear .1, 11 :1,Z31'1
goy to 41. in ru, PAN ll' Nov• in
ter t. rrn fl lir: ; r .0 an f lien'
R I I ('Y
art I n rl , lli • ‘VU ( all t ILId IQ I liill - 11
•I,rNy r•a.thr':t r.tilo4pnid.nn.lwhat
IS Ill , •re 11" ( 4 0TV . 1 11.'44111 10 %% I
borrd tr. :hrougli ane of tie
fn . "! [ ,, 11 , !( / irltgV itti Icl r
I.crx Hrol in tl.is 811 , 1 111.•
lur till rgn lIAVI L rrll ..1 , 11, It Dann,
rc tr prtritid.r ili Ir t.,%111 , ,' 111,14i1
amt,ti , ,o to (;uf .
more tecuy Itd m 'Own n to the
out offl,e ut Innin., n:,•1 1 / 4 ay , 01111' 4
evt dvitry,ctos that ~,•C. w ill hr itniposo.l
U1,411h111111 1 , 111111 1 :111 I INITII I IIIIIII 4111111
1.4 , 11 110 t ge% u n 14/ I 41 . 1 'lp 'II 1110 rt"-md , hl
t 1111 'o:t or 11 tore (1,• elo , e f 1111 1 h 1 crud
week the Noventh, r tern Of I.4mrt.
Fall I ItYS t\ BALTIMORE - tirtat . -,eacite
went prevails nt lialrimore over the v•wper•
aion of Josiah Lee & '8 banking bowie -
le% firm eiitim,t, of Boner & Brothers', who
ucce ded 1.. e, Carter & Dalrymple. and
have been ilmag bu,rtiess under the ninueB
of Josiah Ii e& Co The house ill one of the
beet known in Baltimore, having
been in iiiiiierati‘m fir more than forty yearn.
The failure W 54 enlved by the recent depres
stuns in stake The Ptock and honking
holm of Appleton & Co , according Li; cur
rent rumor. pas also t,p, riled from a slim
tar ClUge. The failure of Josiah Lee en 4 lort.
is said to be a had one - s are nt
least 8500,000. The assets are piaci d in
the hands of truateaa.
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Wucar.—Since the-Ural of August there
' has been received at Milwaukee and 'Chicago
no lees than ten million bushels of wheat.
Since the same date there has lean received
at Buflato nine million buoiltels The Buffalo
idea •Commercial says : "Wheat is hardly a moi, '
rt-lut ,sty of the grain trade, even when we 'lulu&
of g
( o h q with it the receipts of flour Thus, reducing
1 „::' , " Jour to wheat, our total grain receipts, from
rltst,- icy opening of navigation to the cloaetfif last.
Tye have been 26,804,270 bushels. We
•
• tate the year's receipts of grain at this
Ilig(,not less than 82,000,50 (1 bushels of
Latest Foreign News
The rebellion in Chin& is still progressing .. I
The rebels were ekpeated at Shanghai:, every
day, and measures of defence were being in
augurated by the foreign reeidents of that
city. A volunteer rifle corps, consisting of
foreigners, wits about to be insitutedi Mr.
Ward, the Amer man Auivster, and Lord El.
gin and Baron Gros, the ministers of Eng
land and France, were in the vicinity of
Shanghae, Later &thieve, by way of Bong
Kong, &tate that the rebels had made an at
tack on Shanghne, but were compelled to
rttir The Chinese were confident of being
able to defend their city, although the reb•
els were in the neighborhood pi epn i ing for
I another attack.
'Lire allied fleet has anchored a few miles
from the mouth of Pedro. The debarkation
commenced do therst—the French
securing the lthnor of first landing by jutry•
mg into the water &Ind wading ashore. The
forts:of the Peh Mug Village. having lie.
previously abandoned *ay the l'lnne,e, we
occupied by the allies next day. ' The po.t
lion of the Cidnese on the Per ho river, in
represented to be a very strong one, and. 'in
1 addition to these fortifications, they have
two bodies of troops, one numbering 40,i00,
and the other from .141,1101 i to to i,i Sal It was
expected that the at t a wilt ceihtinly he
made on the 12th .o 11l a lowtcyr dcla y
might it iu a „tint dt ni klicss, ft..frP
the i i tta of the mai ,
Cmirll•l% -1 be rti
Light arm( (I at NO. lotk Vu ,ter day with
(hires from I'lllllonm l'i•tittal !trot,. • , ,ittlit
AIIIITWR .otiarrirr ”r
the nev The iiIIIIII,IIUIII th, , Atm.! II nn
, ove-n had bit It 14j,•tcd by
fat as the 1 zio• Thotap•,,o,
' 4 11f1011:1 (1:11111q Dr; rr,IICI 11,01 :this r, fu ul
%% ~w,prl [tit I 1r1111 , ,1 , I
mnnd Im prlS`l , l`r Thf. .hip 1,11(`V
The pt nn mn ft
, 11 ,k at the dr \ •r, I, , tt , 01 the
ISIMEN
the ili tir
gI he verii.l•l n 'ink he
Hi r cri ry
on Lanni, whim •iimir the k
let Dirnitry wet r nil. at,,,11.1: in nrtnilge %%oh
Mm for the selik-ntrnt -A-trtrri , nn
11tit thus far a nhrml ,iwerNs
, nu ihili ulty built evil the .Ititerienzt f 11.4
Itritnill fore's. oecniooncil by the arreNt of 111
merles') r (”r r fo.ing to re).iyintl to
the challenge of a I's 'isms
%%as in a ,tate of i xvilo nn lit. on w comnl. of
rarnorm that were in circul.•ation r. intue to
Another clerk on the ton ii II) the Tiegr"ea
The are ird I 'OM
Mr. the trance laa t 1 ea. not tiem•p'ml
, 1%11,1% fflitll (1 11 , 11` , 1 , 1 , 1 s t all' 0111 H. , . s
%%11.4 dlhtrandlnß his fnrrry but ill it
rnytnn l'n•sHient s'l'l rimt wo .1 on
hostile rattttudr. and ea..rrking ',ern -s,on
from lit 'ongress to de, Imre Tar W 46111 a :th
Frund r
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hvit rtrrtv•l from I)ri ; fon brings (Lite v from
V3TICIIIIVI . r, a tun n 011 the C1)111111111/1 /I, r
to the 3d instant II S. Iteltrer hid just ar
at that plan % , 1 1111 new, of iLt
re by the SmAiltz.lMltans of :111 t nun , pull
grant iIIIIII, C(111;1•011% Of forty p(1,1,11%
mnetern of whom were men and the Lorgentre
WIAIIII II :11111 A 11111[A II party lAII4 111,1
h.1,.1 a , I, , 1 a 1 , 0 ,11 fifty mit ti 1 1 tl
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worlll'e , , )0%113 rii uuw , l .1451111
way, living at W 1.4 11i11.1..4 r \ld ly
1,4 ap,ll)twh low I.nt e.. 1, It
1,,, m the tst,iritin. I that a daiighrt t' v 'l'
(.Ihiodet, one of the nem,i J•ullet,t and
amiable young in the enmity, took
stroll iltine to Sonnet 11111, sill. r I. hill . was
01( . 1ChltIg ,101111. ve•wg of the gr,tod toil pee
tore , (ioe serum, around it when she w its
Suddenly summit:had Its l'artivitil Alone
and unpititi chid tilt.' timid. My bue•111112 Ri
mo,,t frows with liar when she court Foist
him to leave her, to whit+ the }wine vee,
bond Oat atoned to kinteli her hind till if she
attempted to eseape or She had no
money, but gave him a tine mg, w him Jost"
at that opportune moment ides Stull , r.
who was out gunning, hove in night, when
the reprobate left her and went to Still, r
with the utmost composure and exhiloted
the ring, which, he stud. the sting laity
gave hum. Hastily returning home. Miss IL
f joteorered to the family what had oceiii red.
the neighborg anon got wind of it, p.m , * an
impromptu conthitme of vigilance, ant-sled
the I ou lug scoundrel, and would hove lyucti
ed him on sight had not viiliter counsels pre•
railed. Ile WAS finally commuted for trial.
WZATIVOP TUN PIIN(Ig. —The Prince of
left 51.50 to lie distributed among the
servants of the Revere House, 11l BOSt.III. I t
is stated , fiat 9. draft on Ratings for £2,000
repaid tile entertatnnwnt nifirded the Prince
and his suit at the Revere itoil'ae, ti like slim
hairllrg (teen paid at the Continental, in Phil
adelphia. and Fifth Avslialie in New
York. The Prince abort pas! 551,300 for the
use of the steamer Daniel Drew, pn the trip
from New York to West Ppipt.
PEN, PASTE Si SCISSORS
rrii . As a man Minks, he generally grows
reckless. In Les cage, the mere drams the
fewer scruples.
Bow to destiny. One of these days
'he may be polite and realm - 3 our bow.
Laughing after dinner if; 'a betltr
stomach to promote dtgestton than cheese;
champagne, or pills.
t 7" A liNetheif, lately arrested in Lono
don, swalititt NI his false =stitch, and thus
prevented his Identification.
a 3 A celebrated writer says that in sleep
we are especially open to heavenly influenc•
cs. How about the nightmare I
It has hien thscoveied up ILLCanadt4
thatt - fiaiibutdi is el Iroquois descent— no
more nor no less than a "big lnjun."
Li — IL is the opinion of the doctor that the
lawyer gets his living by plunder, while the
' .. lawyer thinks thle doetur gitts WA by
Never fducr yourself that you have
obtained the pet feetetn 01 politeness, unless
' on can pull it 1111111 ' ! i nose without giving
him (invitee.
' T
1 . , TO Rd 1 , 11 -- nmC dirty ealtr left b
the l'imve of %V ales in a bacin in lip; apart
meld at ltarhrc. Hac holt!. d and sold at
lour slilnings n vial to sytne of It' , toayling
Will .1, IS
A i1q. , 04, 1 / 4 ..wg caught ,tralizig from a.
114.11 t :1 1.)
he Onlp come (Int to sce it dr t lit..k4hls sleep
v 4141 1:1r . : 1 . )1 .1 Opel]
rl.l pc t. a lan ails of Fidel. t '
auy Ibmg IS a 1111an4 lif gthce that 4atli to
111,1'10:Mr(' EXII Jultl %%Whit% 111 the
Of a Moon haadlc.
' %,114 111'1'11111i anrlh telezraphing
c to a N vt% paper 41int lhr
a 11 :1:1, lend hi,
hi r sold tI 141(6. Munn hum Olt hind ..I
0. 0 , 0. 103 ally' at ti high 1,1 iri 1(I ihr
lit Illg iii lutr "ill having ..
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Illek m IEI In', StAte t ii 111.0 nun
I,l,sfoWd b) a 111.11 r, of strut;, holding in
hi, hand a cop) of I lia Pr.
I II( re Ai ns
!":I,'" The habit of 11111111111 g an lie C u red by
gIVIllg 011' drnikt IS all the liquor ih(y %is ant
to Ii oik all the rune W of lA. In'
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ha," trt,u g mit r Ills 111 all
111 the prim. 3 aril
i• An freshman ALnntlyd a part ref ihe
verenel Motk of ft pit Ce on tire. that
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alartneng 111' 111 , 11 l
IN MI 11 , 111 A large he tile of never tins on
iln• fire •• 11t It ig let rle n't oirTrn out
161 firt I — I hy,
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1101. Ru hr,
4:,Tht• lin'tltnore l'atrint 4:1'9 The
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h I
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and 11.• llail hl, et 111 • 1.11 . 11111111,/ 1. 1 1 111 1 111,
111111 . 111111111 • Xl l lllllll 10 11/111 npon I n r net
Ile has 1•1.11111.41, Ili/ Canaan.
Y 1 all till t•Ii11111 k how 1/ dr
I ft ia have cllalnl ll,11,111( 11.
hu i s Ahovy an h,'rutlll 1111 1 k 1 . 11111 11,111
Mn itst tir .1111,z ion 1 . /4.41110 o6llFallon for the
warmth and kuulln •ti of )its r,c, 101011 11111
/111 , 1 Erl:!11-11
this s 111 1 / 1 . 1 ,11111111 1/1 all cla s io,
who 11 it a 1,111,111, vs ri nili•ii+l to On it Ihnn e
n. it Il V 1 1 re n oili rl d to Tii he
frank Wait ilo+ t not vi ill Melded!) make
Englariel nlnl Auli,rwv Leiter aitil wal our
fn' oils than ever Should the question of .1
old!. relics I Sur 1111/.., 11(111'1111 111/1111 It, the
Ponce will fianklr moo +i against it, al'eg
lung, 111 ,dipporti.f hp, all Wa pllhnbul ht•
the i charami r and in xliatisti.
hie e+ouromt of a liquiltry aloe' rival+ King
1111111 iti tha a,ta of mace% acid can summon
three million of voliintprr w 1 II ilinriplonil
solders to light for her, if the inisfut tune 01
' war sltuuld.ai tar."
TOKEN DAY VISITS TIII: STYLI[ —All YOS-1R
to the p l.•rce of the got en of England are
restricted by r ut.toin, to dine 1119 14 the flt sl
tkr for the arriva4. the second day for the
ept 1011, awl the last da4 ,, for the departure.
The Pinney of Woks has rightly ohmn veil
this practice ui his lour through the United
51.111,14, never stopping mitre thrill three da3s
in any place, onlemi Sunday ltitervened
Many families would rejoice to have this
fashion introduced into the United Statee.
• 11r. Jtmes, don't rnit think mar
Itt V, like 1411,0 r 4 % ill Proll 111
111. , 111) , 1,111',g,11,1 II 14 ~ r , t 1,11, hlm
111•'' „1 It f 11111.• at,
IMI( , 11 Ole h i.l,nnl , pru le,
titZtlitttltriot% ,tgelt.
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An
,Eloquent -Appeal for Democratic
.Ttie Philadelphia prprra containing the
report of a hitt cch delivered of National
in PlitladElpittit. on Thursday evtning the
2d insC, to a large Democratic Maas Meet
ing, by cur fellow toviinsman,..Tra C. Mitch
from which we Extract the follow
ing :
Tho Chairman introduced Mr. Ira C
Mitchell,, of Bellefonte, ()entre county, Piaui
Sylvania, who spotto substantially as fol
Toys:
REMARKS OP IRA C. MITCHELL.
PELTOW CITIZENS : I have just travelled
from thy heart of our Commonwealth, car
ried by the swift wiuged railroad car, over
lwr romantic hills and' along her blooming,
valleys, to meet in this metropolis the thou
sands here to-night assembled to pay tributo
to the princidles which underlie this glorious
fabric of a I,3vernment. As I was hurried
alto*, I was 11.1111 to eitelaii, ° 4v - hence all
this unexnutpled piosperty ? ' Whence this
evidence of human freed , rn and of !minim
ir re a tier - AA - l The tee °life tiiiititf my Country ' s
lIISInIy replied. t ' All. all are llteollsptingof
Demon atieplinciph s "
\Vito that Is per intact! to witness all this
can terrain (rein xelaittling, in the exhoher
attee.9,l his Tin's, ' . l thank God that I not
an„%mi rican ',sine • Ameri
can is a ele.sport nt eVI n zone, and o his
I the stars and yrtites of our flag. ale
vv aitt d they how the It, reverence for
the II iltlt •of pttittilar goN erittiu tit uhirh
th , y syttilteltie Sit fin as gitvernawilt ar
k els the plat.iterity of a nation of the wt lfar,
of a retitle oho dare draw that all %qt. are
Is Ilie work .4 the 1), nine/aim jtarly Ilttld
ug, as t 4 'have dom., the retie:,, ',owe, al
moAl eottlietiall) solve the days itf I‘'iishing
100 ; advoca nig. as we have. all the cleal
rdilleiltlvs that have la tri engraft,. d upon the
iwolltitiotta j our ruuntry, %le can ii•tly
t lawn, ',Nth ntit• it in the hour of final eem-
Int n• a 1111113', Ile bllie eteel«l to
11E11E111 fill d„inn ettltt,tal rrittiowatql,
1 , 11111) 1u 1 6. Wood 1 hat to It r or Itto•tivitll
iis , I :up ‘llll.liig 11Cat WI t)C 1.110.1.04
,bull t 61 it Rll4l I 11 , 6 1113 1 1111 11
col 1411 OOP 1 pallll , shall he gold , .1 by hr
CI F.. I %V, 11 iII tiolittri how this
il I who rein tit I dullllllvgnnen
.11.1 1.. 11111(1•11
th• t ) th
r %.‘ hose liotryll i. n rn In lit
11•1 , 11 ii /111.11.1* , .h41, rs hilil/11,111 hit
11,1 II µ Im It the Fildltr iol lu. I . PII/11-
11,nt
II " n Lli , 11“ nmllll r. nil 1.11 11,11,
1.11,11 t 1.1 ho, toll hr sd.l at
wnllud h.. ilti II 11e 11311 II IS
111.. .A111 , 1.1..111111 I , 1•1•1141-
11l 111 lilt \„1111
a. those vfle. I ' ' ).offif of the
rout 111111, Ili nwl 1141,11 r .11$ to
HIS of I.‘olf Nit ft VIII
Sh.lllllrlll t I 4 , 11.11 , 111 ae ',use noifflogr
f..r Al I.olfh , ince the adoption, of the
(,:" 'I" r' P " " ffiii
,non non, ' he si '"' h " litn i 4 1 The speak, r then advu rt. d to the powers
3 nit , F. *ow.. t , their prepotoleraws have lof c'ortgruss to , haw that that body had no
it 1ti.0.4 t toff fifirtll v cont rollt il the Fedi rai aii ,h m it v li , , t , a , , I n v , ,4 fat ,h e go y, r „„, e „,
~,, i,t A ,,, lbe rell,lis of I i' , I•11 the ,Of ilialVl,l•lnk, and tuner sliutimg, 1p the Read
see ti ti I' tit pll,ll r dopgrts front them tottlf,r '
tug eh moral ticket as pledged In the nomi
tl` rue "ill' l'""i the 1. 4 g.` a th"r h''' l l' r Y.,p(.4, of the Chat letoott Convention, and urg
mar use not hope that the Noah a, out Na
, mg Ito intfcrat, to . support it, and Om, defeat
iittUal Mulls are trilit,fi rued lii it, will ri le 1,11.001111,1,1 ,ectitoitali,qii, and seemr the fii•
tht ttfuulty an a is, k, Ws 111,11 y, •is comer - WI, orglllll7.allon of the party for !)onging
" liv. 13 " " i "" 1 " .111 • and as f "" I Y au and poptufni sovereignty. He retired' amid
itie South has dolr ding the • ighly four,
grunt applause
)tar, ~ I our 1.1111,111 I Nt.lell4 el II t.• Sir,
~,,„,.....„.
.113 Northern St C11”1.1.11•111 /111.1 tf111111 , 101,111
N. 111111 Ivt ty dangr rlo 111Pla, 1 11101 1 1 14
11.11. 11 II 1.11111/111, Nlll4 h 111 , Fhlot d 1114 . 1111
1111 1.711 %% 1u.1.r 11l 111 N uNn 11 , 111' • 11 Cll.lllll
(11,1 01 111 1.11111.111 11 , 71%1 110‘1,
ll,' 11., .111,1 NLIIr lIM 1.47rp, ntllni G 1111
. . - ~
VI:11 41 IA 'll tort,livilg, lir,llll 1111110 1111.1 ritogi.l Clappilig th, 1r hinny. Slid saving igood.''—
Ito:. it I 1 huov, h IS 104 pall lots to Cool low. li:1111.t, roilutg a slow, largo ball makaii i;h th•
to tot .I it and dine it batik to the insignif. most hits St Gertnains rolls withit a •at_
trance of its tomtit As the Factor, ..I the' tient air, rv11111111111); 11l pl”.11;011 1 111 his ball
'Ol ~1 it 4 t, In tally 100115 in Ws rapidly in I stens, or to mopped by the boys. the latter
tr, a s iii.: i ota i l lot (Ay spirit of that islet happening more frequently. Newcastle's
int. 11 . 1 ' ptotilamod by 11,u, ral Jakson, he balls are like himselt slow a oil strong, sure
1. knall..l in lin I'V AIM Oran lii art nod 011 in .10 I'XI. Winn Millie. 11l re either larliOlig
ia,li I i i iiir log i leel lon day let it.. sic iur toy ; the pins top 1.03, 'Fiacul ile noot only takes
our Ida TI) itself that we will 111 tr - lie to the' 011 his roil like the rust, but 1111114 Inv arm,
1. Moll I liii 10 I lIV C011.41[1111.15 and faithful I 1.111 don t I it the pois any the brit,, for alias
lorilo. It i. , intl.! ot ile constitutional tights display of musele lie A ikland saps 'hat
of the , itizens gol evu ry p moil ,of our mutt ; he rolls far ex, reuse and it it likely that tie
tr 3 vO.OO r their 1 - 10110 .1 are II iron Ow pe ' 4110 1., four he or rtainly don't roll to hit or to
elad laoks of the Aroostook, in the I ver ' sin 'I lie Pt mg a takes the stmt . ]. or pony
glades id Flolida Jr ..Yerlntoktoic Itallotio like halls, and 11/1.0.4 SVi ry a.. oral, ly, irenerally
the boo:loha 1.0.0 m „I' th. , 1 , ,,, rho 1 latiLlaiht Li, hill in OW 01 the g utt e rs tipOri
W1.1"4. such n spirit sunhat. , this people, i either side of the alley, or in the stomach of
null is t x. cupid', d in, the st 1.0,11 of 011 r the -Wall 1,1 who ruts op I hi. N os whill
niter. 1411 the Olin, Ira. rut of our lass Oa happen 10 topple Ovi'l' All of the party
aut. 01 per. spotty Wlll Ili Vir set upon it-, nor , 1111. , 1, .1.11./ig the perfonnatorti and kr eve
sill .lie 1111 Wi IVOMe hob 14 of int, 01100 war I 11111 t: any olifillwr of sherry i 061,1. IN were or
fare LOW le3reil lit Si) rurally 4.V. I In' lirlirl , l, mint lip 41,1 ~ 0 1, 1 11114.41 oil .k. of macaroni
‘..'a 11 1 , 1 in all amet tat\ I n-ls 11 ran sr, I.vh..z •1,1)•11 , 11',1 'or hiraWf. Perllll pa tis
OXI 11.1.111 1 our love for lonr whole rolirilry hy later part ot the I rograllilile Is the real t
so ppos tong a patty ,t Ito 11 exists la but hall I, 7 , r11n idler all, for 4.1 0 rry eohlolers •re
of it f the moving:swills of th. .‘l.ol.tion :tic f ixiitites aMt all o.itancers who viola
'art Y 111.ilvralnittIllig s, 11 the sprinrs 01 Inc- the -ay. s Ihe rot al party r 0111111114•41 in the
moo a, non have for )ears la sir incellonsly allot moil after 12, and this was all the ball
, ra i toltit a 1.1/ing the public 11.11.1 of Ille frt e they mit 'slid.
:states D. gate bus dug, ve, the f.r•eltii a I
Sure 9 s
'4
th ‘ 1.11;;/ "'I'' ' he arth. the Bu ' ll" C an" a. 'lnv l'thin try OF PAT/. •TS The Srien
'hl l'arn""'S have 1 "" "din g Ihr title 111 noln•olta new !Intent
P I " I thi. •-•'"111' Lloilf I! i"t" ilia T "' bi, r lor low ring ei , ftio. into gthves indulge s
t r ,11 ill Ito it ilaneerthis and hi r. !hid hlzh
In the follow in attain in ref , run , e to lilt
r law 'lief Coithlootion . Joe.' , , i t., 'I!, l i n. thin au, mint ith•iir , illy
wit, • Holten How no Ip, r the tillior Oil patent myuoi ,,,,,
it Vt • .1 hipt,l4ll • .1 I t
11 " 1r. "" \i% rapped to linen which has been woven on
~1 'thigre•s and Inn • a pot mit loom from %lire mom on • patent
iJ hl thin' ratty gethiolly tit di. , 11"1”' ; ' 'tame, owl drawn hi , . firm drop of nom Inh
ti. I'M/ hi Ivi ern a RI piihno.iii and an Anon ' nu of from hi„ nintlier'n Lire ant throihr,ii
1"1"..d ii " rer u n, as I " l" " ". "1 / 4 1) , patent nipple ‘liteld 'Me girt - (Mullen at
\ha' I tare a 1" ,
I'"Ir cod- a b . " 4i - ha - doll, the hoe whirls a patent
Ninny 01 thi ni Tony not be tlx a a
ith a bell a inch rx marl,'
antler
One
.uis if it, bill tliey are (+dolt. the ‘,l hr urost vxluAhle patents of the age In
.tl,llt.,tho fithily and ith it V: 111111.'11Y ' au r IJe
vr..
put a
yoke ,
nn chur n
lOW h , w ith s h e rest of ow clothes is •rwed
MI a patent thorium. 'etch a Pa tent Ihr''''°l
with a patent m r dle which COMOs rnvrdnls d'.
ton poiem wrorther our very hootß
mr, made of pit, tit leatetie tl.l . 111 the
undoing from n patent ellptir Apron.' fled.
undo the 'talent fastenings of one iettidoWn,
roll n r , nnr 'intent emlnins mom the ;went
of our doors, eilitelt were roost runt eel
ti gill u a n t. y . t . ;:o h. hi n n: A r a v :
l o ) n o r •
unt , oll volley Tot, IVe w tile with. , one of
NI .rtou's pen. which We flip 11110 patent ink
a patent inkntatirl. This surrounded by
patrnts, Vie lo s s our whirl) iN filled
wt h Injege(lll4 dreams of makin• a splendid
fortithe by Forth, potent invention of Our
nail till at last, we are placed In a patvnt
banal cane, and low ered from a patent bier'
into our linal place of rent
I)cki nu,K a 1,011, ei or t 0 yi wild
101 l pnt, d 10 NV% % . 1
t til rani. A
i%.tt ivi 1,1 II 11l they yet tli Ifr
ta11.11,. a t lie 11111 . u,un 111 1111
1 , 0.01 , 011 . , hut 111 NI w Ellglll. 11
nuiger rapper, and mg:. I run 11111.111 y -
11 lint are Ilie pla , (1 , 11 vtiirlcitor , ; of tlas doe
t I ins lit ilittlit an tittvi rine if 1011 lit, ilig• to
t a,l hi vrtt f r Shut( -it , or , Is Hs ,t It • r,,,e fly
let t ,,, me would rlitt It+ i•iut ." 1111 I 11‘,11 1 / 1
bsn uhiliaithin by an% halite wit` ,•Itit
a. , 1111' I,,itik Niii.o.tit 11..4 It New
..11, nod 0111,1 %Vh. r, ver tin. part) lois
nt irttrr 1 pm+, rr the tilt, ok toms tv ilt , intrut to
1,,,1111,.,1 ,quality wulr outi-elves Thry
11 , rit shwa, t,ri op :tile by lode n ith the
lath tars t.r io . h t are marruti and per
t ti j.11,111,4114,1151y nit the ill
110,111111ln ttt I.le the thumb and the rattle,
woolly I,,iittett MlllB Of Africa is prnuuted,
v let.' lone with Cupid ' s darts. to lead to it,,
fl.ll altar the lair nkmnrd (laugh', is of
Japlieth To day I be her Whirr yours of
the Buckeye Suite a , ri overborne by a negro
tonjurity. The entire I{TO/1111111 majority
1 . 1/11h141%1/1 . 11. grit votes, and thus, by giving
the moral force of that great State to Iteput,
heanitini, tit' ne grr.gt tire, to a great extent,
controlling the electron of the President of
the Uort , d States. Hut I am bound to Ohio
by too many ties to give it up in despair. I
I look to it with hope that on the 6th of this
utooth•tt w ill Inde, in itself from this horning
dthigraeli In ninny of the Suites law's have
bean-placed by Republican Legislatures and
nppruwd by Itepulthean tioveropri, nullify •
rug tht , constitittional tight a of MERV litiltirr
to reclaim bas fugitives. Altimbets of COW
great and Senators who, in order to pocket
their SNI/11'3', swelinto support the Consti tit
trout of Vie United States, go home and de
-1101111CU-illl provnontis and violate its guar
anteeif. The Hover nor of Ohio, in the face
of his official oath has refused to enforce the
Principles
fugitive slave clause of the Constitution.—
Men openly denounce the Supreme Court of
the United States. Lincoln himself has
boldly proclaimed the doctrine of "art irre
pressible conflict between opposing and en•
during forces," and has said that "this Un
ion cannot endure half slave and half free.—
It must become all one or all the other."
There can be tint two sides to this 9,egro
question, and but two partite based upon it
—abolition and nonintervention. Slavery is
either right,or wrong . conatittltionally. We
have nothing to do with its moral aspect un
til we are prepared to risk the experiment of
destroying the Constitution made' by our
fathers ; and trust the Abolitionists to re•
unite the States under one or their own con
struction.
lislayery is politiesily wrong, then the
most ultra abolitionist iii the truest patriot
and the best citizen. It it is right, then he
is the worst—and the institution or slavery
must come within the same roles and sta n d
upon the same basis with ell other question's
of internal policy—subject to the legislation
of the, respective States and 'her - mines, un
der:constitutional restrictions, the tnenmure
of a hich shall be deterunned bk.the Federal
courts.
Hut the Republican party, founding its
notion, of jteit.iee upon the 'principle that
%Mt'. t makes litho," emblazons upon its
banners "no mote slave St ate's ;" and the
North, try the gradual abolition of shivery
and the in'quisition of free territory, having
tuition d the power they assert that we
shell exert that power to take, possession of
the Tel roories of the ICt st , and prevent our
Southern br ether it ft oin au quill voice in the
formation of the institutions of the- 110i*
Spites. They per SIN!. in milking a national
quo,Uonf skeet y, and thus protracting the
trrrlble artIa111)I1 whtrh it, Often has shaker'
the Vition to its very centre 'l'he Derno
I ain. party. standing upon the boned
duc-
Ittne of poptilar aoVElleighty, ihielareß the
right of the people of eiei,y Slate roul every
'I el ritory In ii' ride for theni.elves whether
sblrrtt• shall or exi.t yrillitti their
hums - imltjeet to uo rl,lrlCllOlll. lint sneh
14, m e uupunld by the of the
oiled Slates, the common law for iis
And the Sur', t'eurt to lix thoi.e re.trio.
llt 111'4 lIIC/Ii11,111,111• put 1". , r
ev. I tit t v,t the I 0 01...4. %%111 be bet wi en tle at
N tin lice., ran, ali nirarwielie.4 herald I'1•11
trail/ t , ion it. Vrl,lllt. tint , oo al ne , tivioes
Cflllll d 11 1 1 11.,11i it I.llr, It lo c al and ihose
of re to regulate
liprat i •lIIT r ,I , luvul tmterre those
it Ira mineral,. Inv l'osuileisie Intnrt. and
lit, 111 11,111 lien• 111111 It hos. II
W,. 1, till 11 . .1" t 4111 111,1~14,141 judwift'
I arid ..•1 op Ihttr own
eons , 1 , nee% nod olontoos m 0 p i ,,,..11 0 . 11 th e n , .
UI . L, IN, 111 hi. favor the impartial
I ?doer, went 01 the lan R 11) , Ii I hose ato re
all law% or u loch they 11 , 1 00l approve
'lllt. tesue is a plain one l'hor , : t 4,n u Ittrh
master )nn udl verve in %new of l IV'
rOlpolll4ll/lilly that rest% upon you The
true leat is INN the relation - of Ow Stat..% to
the FI dent Limon —soot ltog all vottfumon of
nut hority and ronllwt of poirttr
11,m init. Hot Al.
Th,. " 1 plirly roll vory loolly Any Of
11111 N. w 1 (II kV! ben( Ow whole siring
and not hall try A ten strike 14 a matter
tiC tongrati.latinii,with the whole
ESTI/I/NW* RICTWRICN el)W8 AND alll6B/1
he following from the West Iltgh
larel,(C• W) Journal of September 20 On
'1 hursditi aft et noon. n flock of shout twenty
geese, lit longing to Air F Hogg. farmer,
Blythe, a andered from the Links., where
they usually feed, two a field near Crofton.
where four cows were grazing. The cows,
on seeing them, bellowed furiously, and
presently Netting themselves smoulder to
shoulder, Bye soldiers, they made a run at
the geese. This 06 repeated several times,
when one of the geese getting detached from
the flock, was run upon by the cows one of
which caught it upon its horns, ifitd tossed
it up in the air, After it fell. the four cows
set upon it and killed te. By Owe time ate
alarm wax given by some persons who had
wiiiieAsed the strange scene, and two men
went to the rescue with a dog. While driv
ing the geese out of the field, the cows again
gave chase after the dog, men and gem.
and it was with some difficulty 1110 Om
got clear oft.
ELECTIO RETURNI3 !
GREAT TRIUMPH ! !
LOOK WHAT TILT DEMOCRATS DID ! !!
qqAtMgqg 41q7Ngt4
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liiol
' Horrible Suicide.
# N NUILNIS N SKIM TO MAIN.
One the most ho ' suicides
heard of in the calender of lf desire. '
wes.enacted in East Flamborough. nu
urday last., when James Black, of New
wick, burned himself to death by sittirr.
a pile of burnin *eks ! The facts ci
~
re as ows : Black had le
tavern me twenty yea A in ['wait
about a year ago, in one of his 'fits of
.• blues," he beat his wife till her life
despaired of, but through great care sh.
covered. He ranted the tavern and re
to Mount Forest and started in busin -
a butcher, whioh did not prosper with
A few tnontbe ago he removed to Cli
on the line of the Buffalo and Huron
Road, where his family are at present.
came here on Saturday week and at
appeared very unsettled, and told sow
his acquaintances that this would be
Ist tinde4hey would meet—they had ..
ke hands. The week passed on till
urda morning, when he was noticed g
k e...3,
into a where some bort — were bu
brush. and down on the burning pile
all-144 clothes, r e burned off him. ._boys gave theffalaineArhen two of Mr. I
Marshall's sone came I'm( dragged him
but he still persisted in Ortiing on. T
tried to take hinwpff the second time, bar
threatened them, *hen one ran kw ask
ance to Mr. Martin, who with some
Mk
got km o ff , hut he still wanted to rent" ,
on, saying that was has doom. lie was tl .
entirely roasted. Not a particle of cloth
remained on him The bare it all wi
out any signs of torture, until' taken
Marshall's where 'he was attended by II
Ghent. but medical aid was of no avail ;
lingered on for about eight hours a lien de
came to his relit f. -- Gue/pA (t IV.) ..id
•Nser.. , -.-
CONLIWN SENSE rules the masa bf
ptofsle, %sttterer the misnamed and nue
thi•ope Citilokopliern may say to the contra
Show them a good thing ; let its merita
clearly drinonstrated, and they will not h
mate to give It their most curate! patrons
'l' lie masses have alriarly ratifisd the pi.
went of a ph) SICIAII , co:writing; the stria
of 11l r•TETTER'S Brri }AN. as may
&esti IT the se quaninn a of ibis m
urine is huh are animal)} sold levy s
(ion of the laid It is now 1-ecognizsd
greatly Hops tier to all other rem. this yet s
•is, d fur &seas(a of the digssiive orgal
such ps diatrhaa dym fiery, (I) spepaia, a
for the various ft tern that arise from
ratigement of those portions of the syst
Iloatetter's name is rapidly Lemunil
household word, from blame to Texas. In
the shorea of the Atlantic to the Pirate
Try the article and be sansflrd.
Sold by all druggists in the w orld
yi?' See arrieitisetneut in other eulueuu
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDIC% T. - 7 1 1 p
:tenger on the train of cars wlm h rancid t
track of the Fall River and Hinton railroa
early on Finlay morning last says:
MrPI. Drinkwater who had an arm tot
off was sitting nesr him at the time of ti
accident, and was thrown down. She r
up after the train stopped, and was leave
the car, when she said to her companion,
'elieve my arm is gone '" 11cr cortipanit
replied. •• (Th no, it is only numb from
bruise. A moment after she said. • It
gone for I cannot find my hand !" 11
companion removed some of hr r clothing at
found that the arm had been tiler) off ne
the socket of the shoulder. It waa_ afte
waidi fotind under the car, with a glut
'ell Upon the liar d
Wm Alter, use of Itt the tof CO MIS
- l'ltax al Contr. , oiktwl
Jostipti J Lingle .Vo 2'Zi Nur icros
By virtue of a writ of lout Exporis
tented out of the Court of Conttnon Pleas
Centre °manly, upon the aho•e judicto•nt, to It
dim-tett( there will be •spre.l to public sets b
Yublio out cry, at the Court nous. in Ilellefout
o the said County of Centre. M lay the 26:
day of Nos enther nerd all the interest ..f the •••
dlefeirti•nt. Joe J Lingle- Leong th• undt•td•
fourth port in all that eerie.] meisuage tenets.
anti tract of is ,d mituate on the waters of Tro
Kan //11.1 M .lAlll\lllll/1/ Cterk, m Ilia Tow embip
Hush. in the Lounty of Cet tee. and the mwriatil
sal /Mentor in the County of Clelrfield, eont•iniu
seventeen hundred and Ore sore, and allow•ne
being held in common with 41 U Curren 11
Pruner rod Jno M lisle si wLieh esid premise
are described In a mortgage given by the as..
Jos ./ Lingle to Wto If Blair. dated htlt Sept
0457, sud tern riled in the offi•e rd the recordtu,
of Deed', de , lu Centre e y in Mortgage boob
F. tinges J I Ac , all which will he sit as at,
pr..perty of J Lingle; in orcordu..e with th
provisions of the Act of Assembly of 131 h Joe.
' , AO to referene• W execution., ag a I nit land. t
•dioirung Counties TIMS MeCtlY, Sheriff
r.her,o'a t ItOee, littler gilts,
Octolor 34th 11440 I
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of :2entre cu . there will he espawed
. k i t ii i t h h l a
cif N a xr” 1 1:1117 ,80 0n T o d 11 , 0 , :1 1. 7 k s A ho
mi of amid day) the following proper , y to tell.
A cer t ain let 0 1l ground situate JII the t PIN .01 IF
TM toll hi,1111.1..a by land of Dn oI I lieu 'ls OD
BO it. 11,1..1 12 Young til al. tOninigiiiig two •01.
..ore sir Irea on whirls are erected a log dwelling
house and stable, late the property of Ltunab
Young 11..1'd
T. , rIJIA one half the purchase money no eon6r.
MS I iOll of the sale the residue in one year. there
•
artss,wtlh thterest, to be secured by Bond and
id"OVIS.
!SAO le
ALL persons are cautioned agai not pur
chasing or meddling with the following prep
arty pureli easel by me at Sheriff's sale, SA the
property or Win Burchfield, and by me loaned
to bite sub net to my order 560 4lutop lebear
and Rye, 200 dozen (1011, 25 sores Of UMW 10 the
ground, 22 acres of Corn In the ground, 1 Red
NW, 1 Bull, I heifer, 4 calves. I Wagon, 4
Shoat., I dearburn Wagon f old Carriagr I Bug
u I Straw Carrier, I Wind Mill, I Sled, j Plows,
2 Cultivators and Flows, I Corn Plow add Hai ,
row. I Bay Mare I Blind Mare, 1 Gott, I Dyable
Tree, ku , I set of hey Ladders, l Horse Bike. I
set of Spreads, I lot of Gears. I lot of Shingles, I
lot or Lumber, I Iron Kettle I Copper Kettle, I
Sleigh, 1 Stove anttone (train Cradle
JOHN BRETT.
Pine Grove Mills, Nov I
ORPHANS COURT BALE.
By eirtud of an order of the Orphans
Court of "Centre County. die following de-
Neribed property will be exposed to public sale on
Tuesday of the Now . Court week All that cer
tain tract unsaid situate In Boggs Township, amid
County. containing about 110 warm twnDlYAtii"
thirty of which is cleared Thereon ersioted'E log,
bowie barn and other out buildings, now In Om
possession of Oeo. W. Shope.
Terms ,ne half on confirmation of sale ,
ldu the III&
0 In one year thereafter with Interest to be as•
Oared by Bond and Mortgage.
JOHN T. HOOVER
Actin' of James Holt Dee
SO, 1860
NOTICE "
Is hereby given that the Pine Grove sloe.
aviation fpr the detection and apprehension
of Horse thieves, have made application to the
Court of Common NOVI of Centre Coooty for •
oh erter.of Incorporation, and If 00 suglairet rooms
will he shown to the contrary, the said Court, at
the next term will Ineorporate , the same according
to the said application.
JOBB HOFFER Prot.
Bellefonte Oct. 26, 1860
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTIE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of
adminletretion ow the estate of arark AV-
Gulre late of Bogge townshig, doo'd, have bees
tented to the vuWettber, who requests all perveve
fodebtod to said estate to come forwird Auld melte
kipitirite Plijuloot , ai3d these having claims ts
at sheet silly suibsoilestAsd for owlem•et
IMIDwiS HUTTON Ads'.
NOTLCK