•orii attinnan.
7, Ikon Vanity •Iltaty: •
hiterview_between a Coats*l)&24
'• ~you •b'long to de . army,
Mara'r asked the intelligent
contraband uneasily.
Yes. That is—l am—yes ; I
ans. with the army, air, .replied
:'the' Tribune correitpondenr, and
I would like, Sir, to aslk• you a
,----few—qaestiens,# Wherels_ Beau
- : regard, at Corinth or at Rich
• vinendff
Mars'r,
Trib.—Whpre, at Rich In nd.?
Trib.—And low many , men
has he 7
—Niggers, Mari i'4.
Trib.—NO---Soldiers.
Sixty t'ousand, 1
'
specs.
Trib.---What ? Are ycm
sure 7 Aren't you mistaken.?
Trib.---Well, when did he ar-
ELMS'
¶frib.--Yon mean week's;-Ajont
you.
Marsr
Trib.---Dr you think the rebels
will evacuate Richmond ?
Int.--0, Yis Mars ; deyll fight
like de debbil !
Trib.--Yoii dont under:stand
the, -Air. I mean. will they zt
-away.
Marsr, they oilers
run away.
Trib —But if Meelel4mt—had
attacked thVeity three weeks ago,
he could have killed them all,
couldnt he ?
; he killed eth
I spec: --I got under a fence
and he'didrrt saw me. •
I========l
lh( se slave were 'you?'" as
ked The 91rresponde.it after a
pouce.
Int. Con--‘Mars'r Davis's'
.„
Trb. --What, Davis •?.
Int, Con.-Yis, Mars'r.
Cor.-And be treated you
with great brutality no doubt.
Cort Wig Mars'r treat me
lust rate.
Trib. Cor.-But you want your
flieclorti don't you.
T Col .-O Yis Mars'r.
Trib.--:Rous , , would you like
to go north ?
In.—Putty col&norf, aint it ?
Tijb.-0 no, Hirer been North
Ins Mars'r.
Int.—To Florida Ma 'r.
Trib.—Florida !
Int.—Yia, Marb'r. De oA,
gemman lib dar.
Trib.—Wliat, your master ?
Int,---lis Mars'r.
Trjb.--Why, did Jeff Davis
ever - live in Flos ida ?
int,---0 ; he lib
dar some forty or fifty 3 ears I
speet.—
The evidently untrustworthy
nature of the replies of this . man
and brother began to strike the
correspondent at about this junc
tiire,,and he shut up hi:; note
book and retired. Zhe Man
and. brother gazed after his re.- craten.
trea'in , fornrvith interest, and "'
c> 0J) tie upper corners ot the
murnmred gently : - filets will be the denominatichn in
a niStey sassy feller.--- white figures on 11, dark ground.
Specs he is a fool ! with which I lic lives Will lame in t* ten
skeedaddled, leaving our--.S.pe- tre the five cent Jwsture *amps,
cial in much doubt . Nvllether thed w i th a "5"
_iv geometrical, lath-
I • •
. wOrse •ice 'ibileaiAa
btand would be if he endeav
raored to fin(' perfect freth'oin
by following the North Star.
'..ASS CRICIMOMINT HISTORY.-
The{ hickahomu river, all know
from the reperts.of Gen. Mccjel
lans' operations, to be a •
stream in 'the: vieinity "of WO
. n4rontiovhich broadens and deep
ens graanally in its course.—
Some time before it reaches the
James river, into which it ernp
-ties thirty-seven miles above For
. tress Monroe, it is affected by the
tides, and'at the mouth is, as it
appears from the James between
two and three miles wide. The
Cldekattominy is .the stream
which Capt. 'John Smith .was
exploring when he was eaptaired
by the warriors of Powhattan.—
It is believed he was captived
:somewhere near the scene of
battle. It will be rememebered
• :that its hanks wera in the days of
. John Smith, as new, noted for
=halm • Smith was mired
in the, twamps iihenlhe savages
pointed upon him.
I deseriptiou of Congess.
The Syracuse [N. Y.] Couner' •
in noticing the nAlkkurnment of
• ra.v. the followin,
mirable picture of the proceed
hip in that body. It says :
"With violations of the Con
stitution innumerable ; with plun
derings• and stealingi beyond
measure ; wit'h unbxampled de
votion-to the black, and unequa
led neglect of the interests of the
white man; with unsurpassed sub
serviency to the lash of Abolition
faraticism; with a relentless
hate, unrivled. ni AV.annals of
history, orthe white citizens of
the South; with - treason to the
Constitution in their hearts . ; with
a fell spirit of disimienism -in all
their acts; with a noisy Profession
of devotion to liberty on their,
lips. but in fact a real support of
evry act of tyranny, they .--hate
sulli! el --the freemitu's tight - of
habeas corpus to be denied him;
they have encouraged unreason,
ble searches and seizures; they
1444~ t• • '. • •
tity of the freeman-is home; they
have trampled' opinion, free
speech and a free press; they
- stave encouraga-the-se-i-zure, mid
imprionment of free white citize
ns accitsed of no offens and guilty
of no crime; they have sufferd
free horn white citizens to
languish week's and months in
.Northern bastiles without investi
gat-OlUthey-have cinmoreti about
the confinement of black men
sanctioned by law and custom—
in the. District of Columbia ; they
have created inquisitorial courts
unknown to the laws, called coin
missions to hold or discharge per
sons-without trial by thier _ peers;
they have expelled, and sought to
expel, the qualified representa
tives of Northern Sovereign states
under various pretenses, but rea'-
ly, because, of their Constitutional
emoc racy they have maligned
our soldiers mild denounced our
lenerals ; they - have divided up
military departments only to
make room for partisan favorites,
they have; in order to inittife the
success of their abolition schemes;
embarrassed and produced the
defeat of our Cenertds in the field;
they have sanctioned every out
rage, submitted to every usurpa
tion, aid are responsible for eery
disaster. By their 'Artisan tar
iff they wall nigh have ruined
the commercial interests of the
country, and by their wild and
crude schemes of finance and
IRM
currency, ley hate iiu u r
the triumph of shinplasters."
I '
II E NEW POSTAGE STAIIP3.—The
design for the postage stamps to
be used as a currency have been
adopted, and are now in the hands
of the engraver. They are to be
of dour del ofnnations, viz: five,
ten, tm enty-five and fifty cents.—
All will he printed on bank note
paper, and the five and tens will
he two and five-eights incheg, and
he twenty-figs and fifties th ree
'belies in length; and all are one
and three-quarter inched wide.
The fives and twenty-fives will
1e brown, the tens and fillies
NV} 111 V( Cif een mu), wit
"10" on each side,
The twenty-(fives will have
live cent .starros, partly over
.lapping from left to right; and
the fifties five ten-cent Stpmps,
similarly disposed.
()var. : the designs as above 'd4
seri:oo44in be the wcrds, "Pos 7
ta*Stamps furnished by , the As
sistant Treasurers and deign
ted depositaries of the Unitsd
States,"-find underlhem,"Recei
vable.for 'postage stamps at any
post , oiliQel" In the mid,dle of the
lower partof :the notes will b_e
in large letters.
Large ogal-es in lathe-work
denoting the denomiaation\ will
be in the, centre of the back of
each .stamp" or "note" surroun
ded by the words "Fachangable
for United States notes by.any
Assistant • Treasury.,: or designa
ted United States Demitary, in
sums not less than five
.4eCeivaMe in payment .of all
dues to the ,United States less than
five - doilara.. ,Act approved July
.17, 1E412,"
Aki ENGLISH VIEW.—In a, long
article on The PosSittion of the
Negro in ,America ,the London
Tines arives at at the foHowirrg
conclusion: •
a• -
Notwit g a t
on behalf of the negro, his real
pos . tion is very simple. He is
the denizen of a country 8,000,
000 of the inhabitants of which
are willing to allow him to exist
there in the capacity of a slave
and 18,000,000 are unwilling to
allow him to exist there at all.
The Sotith forces him to labor, but
gives hitn food, clothing, and a
home. The. North insists that
he shall no longer be forced to
labor, but refuses him a home in
the land of his birth, and while
ernalicipating-him from shivery,
denies him all the privi eges of
freednin. The opinion of R uses
sin has decided that emancipation
of the seffs carries with it the ne
cessity granthig, them a .por-_
Lion of the land for their' subsis
tence. • No such idea is maiutaiik.
ed in America. L . The black must
.• .n.tiar-vneslipote
step between forced labor and
expulsion. The opinion that
would protect him against the
first is silent, and, could It speak,_
is powerless to protect him againSt
the second. For him no middle
state between the tWo is possible.
The desperate precipitation of
the South, maltheinst for domin
ion of the North, have hurled on
matters-to- a-prailit
no possibilitY Of dealing gratin al I y
and temperately with this terri
ble question. Popular passions
have been 'evoked and excited,
and it may yet turn out that the
only point on which the two Con
federacies who are pouring forth
each others blood like water, may
be able to agree, will be the de
struction or expulsion, of that un
happy r:tce which has servedas
the pretext for theirxiirrel
Vallitridingliam
Two weeks ago we had the
proud satisfaction of publishing
the great speech of this sterling
Democrat, delivered recently be
fore the Ohio State -Convention,
through the columns of the Col
umbia Democrat. We were in
hopes that sonic of • the - Union
Savers and Abolitionists, would
detect treason in Mr. VaHand
igham's speech, or at least find
Some tangible object ion to it, but
in this we were . dissappointed,
excepting a Riot squeak -from a
w-r'f tho rot tpnostikilltLEaterl
Legyo worshipping , lawdefying
and Constitution breaking small
fry papers of the country. And
not one of these, so far .as we
have seen, has ventured to call
Mr. V. a "Breekinridger ." flur
ry up boys. Don't tell your
readers, that lie said in that
Speech, that on the day of the
election he traveled several hun
dred miles to vote for Stephen
A. Douglas. ' ,
B,—What has become of
the - late -rumor, that papers had
been found upvn a traitor preach
ex implicating Mr. Vallanding
ham. Hunt up your "rumor,"
boys, swear to it, and keep run
ning the "rumor." through your
machines* and possibly you
may raise an excitement against
the friend of his country and the
foe of disunion. We will cheer
-Thfl-y publish if you establish,
rnent or infiaelity to the Consti
tution.
AN INFAiSOUg AVOWAL. The
Toledo Nide admits the passage
of the Crittenden Coppromise by,
th,e last Congress would have Pre
served the peace of the country
end mail tained the Union inta4;
t a6y,0400404at the Kepublicans
could not support that Conpromi se
kqeause it would have bepu 'buy
.off the South with new con
-cession; ' tq have done which, says
the Blade, would have been de
grading to the Republicans,-lac,
This is a precious confession,
,The Republican leaders re
f use .to pass the Crittenden Com.
promise, not because its terms
were unfair or unjust to .either
section of the. Union ; not'because
it conceded to the Smith' more
than she was entitled to wader
the constitution—but simply be
cofii4 it conflicted with doc
trines-sof the %Oilicago .11a.tform,
and to s yield Ono jptior - tittile of
that, platform waidd degya
ded Abe RepUbliaan,i)arf7. ) . Had
-the Crittenden Compromise been
adopted, we would not to-da_i
have a dissevered Union and g,
civil war. But the Republican
' But the Republican leaders alibi
d , not afford '.t.b .ritlee. Thv
a i oi. ,nr - t - ii3 ,c,
said, let the dissolution conit;4 , - ;
the country may go to the
devil—
bnt the Chicago platform, that
'holy of holies,' must be preserv
ed.—North West.
EMI
Is FRENIONT A PATRIOT.
he remembered that when John-'
ston reinforced Beauregard at
Manassas, thus contributed to our
Bull Run defeat, .great indigna
tion was expressed at the blunder
A similar, but more aggravating
case has lately occurred. When.
Stonewall Jackson
. mode his rai
in the Shenandoah Valley, the
President ordered Freniont to ,
cross the mountain at a certain
pass so as to cut off Jacksons' re
treat. But Fremont, vain in his
own conceit' disobeyed orders,
too,a diffeient. rout, do as to:ga.
"behind the enemy and — let — hifn
esc. e to hel attack and perhaps
desrrOY-' :11 • a irTrr!
' And when the
,President zollects
the yarons stragling
.forces, and
orders them on to McClellan,
Fremont refuses to fight, tl rows
iiow it his, t'sword,, and with his
staff, comes North to' dabble in
politics, and foment strife----yet
still drawing his rare pay.
Meantime, the rebels can beat us
for all he cares. And for theFe
.things Abolitionists woship him.
paErtoWaill . .
GEN. NELSON MADE TO MARK
A r, respondent of the I onton (Ohio)
relates the following ns haring oe
.orrrd it Camp Joe II tit
The ramp guards after night are initrae
t. , .1110 W Mille to r),14:4 in or cut without
gi':og a countersign, and to retain ea prie
m,m, tho4o o a come from the °Mettle to
Ow Ine %%idiom it,. Gen. Nehon came to
one of 'the guilltis one Opening, jug, after
1 the cohntet , ign bad been given out, and
I bald something like the folio-dog convene-
IME
if: it ! Who comes tterel
General—l am Gen. Nelson, commanding
1 (lionnl—
this army
nuardLl don't care ft d—n ; mark time,
marA. Corp , ,ral of the guard, No. I,
(e.,•king Isis piece )
Gimernl—(Comowneing to mark time
Blom ly ) —You d—L fool, I'l hale you pun-
nLcd hku
Ilun't care a il—n ; it M'Clel-
Liu was.,here withi,ut the counten4ign, he
.Imohl mark time till the corporal coney.
gold( t hive, march.
GeHernl—(Swenring and went ing.) —Let
me rent.
Guard—Nii ; nun(. li n e?
hy this time thil i News had eprehd like
wild lire through tauup that one of the
marking thine, and half of :he regiment was
collected on that Nide enjoying the joke
I hugely. The eorpnral was sery slow in
coning, and every time Nelson would
edaekeu speed the guard would cock hi 4 gun
:tin) command—mark time_
I By the time of the arrival of the Oorpo
al, the (:enentl's rage had so far subsided
that he toe began to nee the humeroub si le
of the j,Ace•
There has been over lour them and in
erea- , e in the population of ebiewAo
the yenr. Over two tbouquil new
henget; have been built.
(o , ..Sleep ts called ‘• death's counterh it."
and this is a ease in which the countierfeit:lB
generally preferred to the genuine..
ii_For one half of th humeri race, Ra3s
Mrs. Reed, the highest end of civilization is
to cling like a weed to a wall.)
THE CHEAP CASH STORE OF
MesSrs. Hoffer Brothers,
TIIE Subscribers hare just received a new
and full supply of Spring and Summer
try Having liurchnsed the stook of goods cn
hand of Mr. George Jnektloti,. they will eontinrte
the business at the old stand.
No. 2, Reynolds's Arcade
Their stook con:data of a general iussortznot on
Dry Groeeries Hardware, Queonaware
and 114asawaro.
including a host or other nrtiolee in their linp,
utnung which oan be found an extensive and varlad
molection of
ingEtSfi IDREgII4O DS,
r p y chLa
lltidals, ?ocean Cloths, Debeigos, Clobarge,
Cashmeres, Detainee, Alpacas,
Yrench Murinnos, Plaids.
Ae.
) Their gentlemen's wear consists of a large as •
sortment of Caeirneres, Clothe, Satinets, Satin,
Vesting, Tweeds. lists and Caps And an exten
sive Assortment of Boots and Shoes for Ladiee anti
Gentleman and Children, with almost every other
artists tbetmay be necessary to supply the wants
of the community
The premiers of the moray market baying had
the effect of reducing the prim of many 'Mole,
of rueretrandieo. the undersigned have been ena
. bled `to b o rtt.itstoch at such rates that they clan
cell goals at priests tomtit the times. And as they
intend to do their best to please their customers,
I both In the quality of goodat and prices, they
hope to receive a reasonable sham of patronage.
j All in want of goods will plea:mean and examti
their stook.
D.—They wfil keep constantly on hand, EX
Tild FLOUR., which they will sell at the lowest
cash prise
LIAPP ()centre produce et all kinds taken in ex
change for goods.
Dried Basieskter sad constantly on
hand, and for sale.
LifOPPlift DROtHEBRS
Bellefonte, idarah,lB, 101.—Iy•
FINp amp awaants FOR SALE
- ,low.by . E:OVirN lc COOK.
Aier's Cathartic Pills.
TIME_
•.. e lured to esecuto all orders in the Am.
hn.typo, 0 ogrnp t, end, y po,
any of the customary branches of the Heliograph
ic Art His Photographs will be of the hAttur:T
tifZE ever taken in the intetior of this State
Card Pictures, and altinutk. an endless variety of
common and Finley unapt, are offered at prices
which vary from
Of the Boeetgradeon liana
July 19, 1962.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN
Town of Delmins, Shepard' and Mb
hair Plaid', all of which will be sold a% the very
°VFW rates, can be seen at the Btore of
' - 110FIBR BICOTHRREI.
Cligoe and Reshienne direotly .Narth of the
Clowrt Louse portion. Al his ofgoe exoept - two
weeks In sash month. beginning with the first
110 inlay of the month
Balitakts, May ist;ll36l-11.
glentocatu attnunc,.
•
PVREI & liCVE7rablishers
Per mutual, (twariplaly in advsnao,) Si btl
Nn paper disoontlnued until an badk :attbaortp
tipna are .std, and a failure to notify r tinoontin
• • into aubsorfr , far grit'
be to r nsiiiereW ini7r—erigagement
?IMO OF ADYIIII7/ .0/6.
/ insertion. 2 tlo. 11 do.
Four lines or lam. $ 25 1 371 = 50
One square -12 lines 50 75 100
Two stillftFOlP-24. Hiles tOO 150 200
Three squares-3A lines 150 -8-00 250
3/mos. 6 moo. 12 mos.
$,150 $ 9 001 5 00
t 2.50 400 r 00'
400 0 00 10 00
00 8 00 12 00
00 10 Du 14 00
10 00 14 00 20 011 .
16 00 22 00 40 00
Six linos or less,
One square
Two squares,
Three squared.
Four squares,
half a column,
One column,
.
Over throrsploefi and less then three menthe,
25 onnte for each insertion.
. .
,Advortlsements not marked witiktime number or
InsertionsidekireiN will UM 'motioned. tills thrisid
deo and charged according to these Mims..
Fire, political and miscellaneous notices obarg
ed according to tho above rates
Business mottoes, five oonts par Ilhe for every
insertion
No reports, resolutions or prommlings of
corporation, society or atstoiation, and t,
munication designed to mild attention to any a t
er of limi•ed or individual interest, can be insert..
ed unless paid for so an advertisement
Obituary notions exceeding six lines, fifty Cents
a square.
Communieations reoeminending persons for- of
fice, inserted at ten cents, a, Use; and the pay
must, accompany the ffmnmunication
NEWS FROM
E SEAT OF WAR
ANOTHER
.A.EQUISITION
A HEAVY IMPORTATION OF
RA - RDWA
FOR THE FIRM OF
lAXTRESS PR
_IRIS?'
Who have just opened. in the Store Room on the
N IV korner of the Diamond, in Bellefonte, for
merly one upi ed by Wilson Brothers, tlisi r li ti largo
and splendid assortment of Shelf ilarilivitte, !mire
Trimmings of ev•ry description,.
POCK ET AND TABLE CUTTLERY
of every variety and prise
CROSS CUT, MILL AND OrksCULAR SAWS
of the best manufacture.
IiIRI.i S, PI,SITiLSIiTI.TrrinINS. AND LIIcKS
of 01017 description anutthe beet iitivaiij: "-
MORTICE AND RIM LOCKS AND LATCHES
of dilterent kinds.
CUPBOARD, CHEST BOX AND TILL LOCKS.
and largo and small PAD LOCKS.
iI AND, 13 k CK, GRAFTING AND PANNL
SAWS, Broad, Hand and Chopping AXES.
IAJTCHERS' CLEAVERS AND CliOpplißs,
Drawing Knivealletchets,Chise:s Adzes
11 AY,M A NITRE AND SPADING FORKS, EDGE
TODLS of evory,desirable variety.
SADDLERS' HARDWARE,
A general assortment, and 50 per sent
lower than any pine° else
oARRI AG E MAKERS TKIMZINGS,C ARP EN
TEES' TOOLS which cannot be surpassed
VICES, ANVILS, DRILLS, SCREW PLATES.
FILES, RASPS, PIPE SE EIN WAGON
BOXES.
STEEL SPELNDS, IRON AXELTREES, BENT
FELLOWS, lIAMES, ho
PAINTS OILS, -0-LASS AND POTTY, COAL
OIL AND LAMPS, VARNISif, Y L('rlr -
OIL CLOTIIS,PAT ENT LEATHER, ROPE AND
WIRE of every size in abundance._
.SHOEMAKER'S TOOLs, -
And all other kinds of Minds nenally kept
inn well regulated Hardware Store
Their stork lean entirely new one, comprising,
ell the loading articles connected with the
ware trade, ned their facilities for pus chasing
goods not being excelled by any other estalklish.
mord, they here declare theineelyee able to sell
rowfifty to one hundred per cent lower than any
taller Ostablishinent in - the country, and invite
Gangers, Meehanics, anti all others in need of
Iferdware, to call 'and satiety thcto4elees of the
truth of the aseertion
duly 18, 1880.
N W PICTURE GALLERY.
MR. J. BARNHART, HAVING innui
A now and splendid
SICV-LIGUT PICTeRICGA Elf
25 CENTS TO 25. DOLLARS !
Tnat ruetionc gis en null hppartus furnished upon
reasonable terms This Gldlery is located on Ihq
hill tumid° the Court house, near Garman's 110-
22, '(32.1
- - -
NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS I
A fresh arrtval of all kinds of new
goods. just received, which will be closed out at
vary low prices for- cash or country Tiroduce.
BROWN & CODICE
July 10 1002
TRUE EVERY WORD OF 1-
. If you went to be shaved without siiiraping,
If you wish your hair cut smooth and quiok,
Just go down the street to Bill Ilardings,
110'11 fix you up ever so slick "
At hisold stand on Allegheny St , just above
Tolima Sadler shop,
Another Requisition !!!
600, 000 DEN WANTED !!!
To purchase their Wines and Munro at the
NATECO:I,ZBALE
VI , 1)E & LIQUOR STOR E
ULU 'd.3
BMW 131 REE; BEUNFONTE,
TWO I,ObICS WEST OF LOSS'S MEAT MAR
KET
Foreign and _ Domestic Liquors,
Snob no
•
OLD NECTAR; OLD RYE, & MONON
GAHALrt ,14WIST EY , COGNAC
44N D COMMON BRANDIES,.
PORT 4ND .IL4D RIA
W INB 3,SCOTC If AND
HOLLAND GIN,
NEW ENG.
LAND RUM,
And all grades of Liquors found in the Eastern
Ci ies, sold as low aa in Philadelphia and New
York. „„
All Liquors warranted to give
Satisfirtion.
Confident they can please purchasers, they TO
apbotfully solicit a share of public patronage.
Bold by ths-quart barrel or tierce. Also ►
large lot of
BOTTLED LIQUOR*,
. .. WINGIATIC,
DENTIST.
444.105e,•
111 Q Tin nuts or ADANI STAM, LATE
OF PbTTICII TOWNSHIP, DECD.
To Rillaboth,Stam, widow of Adam Siam Into
of Potter township, deooltimd, Jacob Stara, John
Stem, Geoygettem, Alitabtoth, intermarried with
Joint Meiribadh, Rebeooa, ititermarriod with' Mi
chael Rowley, Maria, Intermatried with William
Spongier, ZaCharing Sittinglex. trinity Bintrtglor,
Peter Spangief, Admit Spangle 7 Sarah - It - angler,
Annie Spengler intermarried' with
Rebecca Sphngler Sohn Hoffer, Jinn
AO wax of Catharine; SI!. angler. John
Spangler, William Spangler and Samuel Spongier
Widen' of Catharine Slam, donned, who woe
intermarried with John Spangler, Mary 'Ronirter, --
.Angel'ine Runkle intermarried with Alfrial Flash
er, Amelia Runkle Intermarried with William
River, John Runkle, John Hoffer,
111111X111611 Lb LlTtg, of Marla Runkle,
Snub Runkle and Elisabeth Runkle, chit.
dren of Susan Stam, dc&d, who was intermarried
with Jacob Runkle, licurs Stam, Daniel Stam.
Csrollna Stott!, intermarried with John
iifuitser, John P. itunkla, Quardian. of Wil
ham Stara, and Dante (1 rem •Uttardlan or
Leah 1341 m, InSermorriett with the said Daniel
tfrove,'Ohildren Williaffil3tAtn, don't!, ail heirs
and leg,d representatives of the said Admit Slam
difeened. _
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of A Writ of Par•
tition and Valuation issued out of the Orphan's
Court of Centre County, an inquest of partition
and valuation will be held on the real estate of
the said Adam Stain, deceased-, situate in Potter
township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, and in
the said Writ of Partition fully deaeribeff, on Ft i
day the 11th day of August next, on the pten hies,
when and whore you may attend if you see prop
er. 140. ALEXANDER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte, May 22, 1862
Legal Notice
To the • Heirs of Casper , Peters,
--late of Union towns ID'l)ee
Tn S. C. Peters. Not ty Peters' intermartieli
With Goo Hoover John F. Peter:saint Eliza Peters
in °marl:ie. tel t minas " pp , ;Ttc
MIISCIRT - leibit4-401148414416{Fy.
Ellen Mason who are min ors „and th? children of
Hester Ann Mason, dee'd, who was interim:it:tied
with, Harry Patton, viz : John Patton, Wm Pat
ton, ornetist Patton and Mnry Patton, Who are
minors, all heirs and legal reprosontatives of Ma
ry Peters dee'd, who was intermarried with Win
Mason Ada!ine Itlttoin who is intertnatrietl with
ENJ
And Oscar Marill thdtirn and legal represonta
lives of Hannah Pot rl?, (ICOOIIIIO4, who woe inter
inarried nith Wit tinm Merin, all heirs and legal
reptesentatives of Casper Peters doe'd.
TAKE NOTICE that by Virttie of: a Writ of
Partition and Valuation issued out of the Or
pbait's Court of Centro rowdy, an tiVeu•et of
partition and valuation will be hold on the real
estate of said Casper Peters, d causal, situate in
Union Township, Centre County, Pennsykanid,
and in the said writ of petition fully described, on
. Troarny: - A ngurt7ther — htt rest. - , 111- 4-he
Ind where pin may attend of yeti save pearl.-
er: UEO ALEKANDER, Sheriff
BANK NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCR O' TIM 2511
Section, First Article of the amended Constitu
lkm of the State of Pennsylvania, and the First
Secilmi of the Act of the General Assembly, pass
cd th`e First-Jay of Juno, 1:339, the undersigned,
citimins iit the (loininol wealth of Pennsylvania,
hereby give notice that they intend to make - itp•
plieatiou to the Legislature of said State, at its
next stwiiiii, commencing the first Tuesday of
January, 1803, for tho charter of a Bank, to be
located iu the borough of liellefonto, In the ooun•
ly of Centre, and Slots n foresaid, to be celled the
“IIEELEFONTE BANK ,"the repel stock there•
of to be Ono Hundred Thousaod I/0110a, with the
Kit Sego of IRCIORMI lig i.t to Tee Hundred Thous.
and Ihdlers : and the opecitle object for whioh the
propqsed Corporation is to be char tered raid DebB
- usual and legitimate business of a lank
orTssue, Discount. Deposit and Exchange
II BROCK FIRIIOFF, C T ALEXANDER,
4011 N IRVIN, J r ,
ED TILAN'OnAItD, IV.FTRET - 013 - )LDS,
I) O. 1111SIL 0 M ELDER,
WAONER, MAY A 1,0E13,
HTIO W. JACKSON, W. A. THOMAS.
1t.11.11 UNCAN, HOFFER BROTHERS,
SAM sTimiEctuit. M'COY, JINN k, co ,
A It BARLOW, THOMPSON, LINN CO ,
HARVEY MANN, DANIEL RHOADS,
P. P HIJIIXTHAL, CEO BOAI.,
JOHN. P HARRIS, C. A. JCrltTEsi,
VALENTINES A CO
Bellefonte, Juno 211, 111112.—tf.
LOOK HERE.
CENTR k: fIArL POUADRI
SHANNON PAINIs, Prroenrxronv.
Thu andentignotl, having oseorintud themselves
together in the
Foundry Business,
bog leave to call the attention of the eitttena of
Centre county and of the public generally, to the
tat that they intend t tunnufacture all kinds of
---- STOVES AND I 1
the Wt.rts improve d Plow, and several
oWury cf Ike most approved styles, shirk are
warranted to give sat olactiun. at the lowest rates
for each air prompt pay, ur at fair rates for trade
full kinds
CM:OO O 32C errtl:=1 1 1710
suitable for eith coal or wood Also Nino-plate
and Egg stoves, awl Parlor stoves of the hand
somest patter. A
PLOW-SHEAR Inf all kkals constantly on
hand Also the Ot hot Threshing Machines
with Stinkers attache , . Fled , and Sleigh soles,
11'agon Boxes and Kettles always on hand
BRANNON d; PANE
Centre hall, May 22,'62-3m.
CIPXZEW
I=
CLACKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Htoying purchased the stock of Clocks
Watches and Jewelry lately owned by Bible
& Moran, anti baring made large additions to fre
some, respectfully fuvites the attention of the pub
lic to his stock, consisting now in part of Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Guard and Fob • Chains,
Gold & silver Bpeotaeles, Bracelets, Gents' Gold
Studs, Watch Keys, Card Oases, Silver Pencils,
Finger Kin gsasir Rings, Aretuit„Pina, Gold Pen
cils and Pons, ogglea, Stcel Bags, Silver Plated
Ware, Ac. Also, Eight day geld thirty-hour
Clocks, at the veryt lowest priaoh John Mosan
offers these sodas to Om publte,coneineed that they
will most with satisfaction. Re is determined
so dispose of neither en inferior article, or offer for
sale anything in his lino but mina be can war
rant. Considerable experience in business, and n
• • • • • , • ••• re him n ad-
- _
lie parnoular y invites the' attentstoß 6I — ti
dies to his stock of Pies, Rings- and Pracelets,
which are of the latest styles Awl he also in
vites the gonllemenlo examine a very fine lot o
Watches now offered for sale.
BollefoaLo Jan, 5, 1860.—U%
HOD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Rothis-Rottet of the Sick and Distressed
tiillicied with virulent and Chronic DNS
•
lases. and especially for the Cure of Dis
eases of the Serurl Orons.
EDILIAL ADVICE given ghats by the
Acting Surgeon„
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spormatorrhoon or
Seminal Weakness, and other diseases of the Sex
ual Organs. and ou the NEW REMEDIES .am
ployori in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
Euieled letter envelopes. free of charge. Two or
throe SioniPti for postsge-itittemeeptable ,Ad
dross DR. J. SHILLON HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Assoolation, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 12, 1862-Iy. • „-
BOOX STORE
GEORGE L/VINGSTON,
at hls well known stand on dui North-eastern cor
ner of the publio egra,--Dellefonto, keeps
deafly on bantiAlgWassortment of
THHOLOGICAL
CLASSICAL
Mtscr.LLAsuotra
LCD &Boob }BOORS.
Also, p large variety of
BLANK. BOOKS AND STATIONER q Y
of the beat
- MATIIEMATIOAL INbTRUMENTuaIity
PORT POLIOS, &n. &o.
onifßooks brought to order at a small advance
e oily prises
unalß -11.8
6.yer's Peptond.
Imporiant to the Public !
..1133St.CrOiriNT eite acid:nix:can
I VV °I24ZI I "" alt a t '7l4 * .eni2 " l
of , Bellefrio and vroinily, that they
bate just reeelved and opened a
In tbss loom torrnerl) oaleplod by Mr. Stone, oon
riming In par , ne follow :
- x) - 1: 7 1:w; Gc
Noi ions, Clothirg, droceriea, ueenswere, Enrtb r
on Ware,
- 1360 TS
Hats and Caps it traware. Wooden a nd Willow
Ware, rieti. Salt, Paints, MANN Patt y, eta eta,
And. In Net. everything usually kept In a amotry
six°, all of which they will sell it low prioes
for CAM or PRODUCE. feeling satisfied thlit
they can otter superior inducements to Dash buy
err. nROWN 4000 KB.
Belief nte, May Bth, 1862-Bm.
.GAIMAN'S HOTEL.
(CATR TIIR FRANKLIN /201.1811,
Opposite the Court Home, Bellefimte, Pe
DANA I. GARMAN, Proprietor.
THIS LONG EaTABLISIIED AND 'CraLl.-.
kntwn Hotel, situated Gotha Southeast corner of
the Diamond, opposite the Court Xl9llllO, having
been 'pip-chimed by the undersigned, he• am:mum :
es to the former patrons of this establishment and
to the traveling poplin generally, that be intends
refitting it thoroughly, and is prepared to render
the most satisfactory ROOOMM 'dation to all who
may favor him with their patronage. No pales
triple spared on his part to add to the oonveni
enoe or comfort of his guests. All who .atop with
him will find
37C.X, s , r.eart,m
abundantl# , trupplied with the most -sumptuous fare
the market will afford, done up In style. by the
most experienced cooks; while HIS BAR will &I
-wo?? median ._
%) Choicest - or
ft is Stabling Is best In town, and will always be
attended by the most trustworthy and attentive
bovtiora
11.00 him a call, one and all, and he feels con
fident that all will be satisfied etch their accent-
AN EXCEL E' rLI LEE
jeattaebed to atilt satabludonent, whlah atrangera
from abroad will lied greatly to -their advantage.
DANIEL BARMAN.
Roller to, Jan 9, 1882.
.7.A.S.IIIEPERASLIIIE_OEANN.Q.IIIU7
-11- !Tyr,- to his- friends and the public in gen
rid that ho has taken charge:Let this well known
utel, lately under the mapervi. on of .3. 11. Morn--
on, and is folly prepared to accommodate the
raveling In a style and manlier tommenea
ate with the progressive spirit of the tunes_ _
lie is in possession of all the modern improve=
menu and conveniences, as tt. &Peeping apparl
monte. supplied his larder with the choicest
the markets afford, and hi& Bar with the parcel
WI nee •
With the moat extetniivestabiingacteounnotintions
end attentive and skilful ostler:l, together whit as
siduous attention to business, he feels justified. In
soliciting a there of patronage end the euprort of
his friends.,
Oet.ll-'57.42-tf
ftLINTON NOUSE, LOCIEILtITNN.PA-
The subscriber flaying leased the above
named Hotel in the borough of Look Haven, Clin
ton county, Pa , takes this method of informing the
phblie generally that he has made every risoluary
preparation to entertain strangers and travelers in
the liket possible manner.
Tfirt ante WTI always ar.tain the cherieest tum
mies that the country wi' offer& and be is deist
wined not to be surpassed in this department by
any otherilotel_along_the _Weetl3reach,
life Bar will contain the choloest liquors ibatean
be,purchated_in the otty market.
Careful and attentive Ostlers will - Constantly be
on hand to take charge of horses and see that they
ere properly attended to.
Trusting that he may relative a portion of the
patronage of the traveling piddle, he by
dose attention to be able to-rende r general satis
faction. ALFRED MANN,
June 6, '6l.—tt
Pleasant Gap Hotel
IS NOW KEPT 'RY THE UNDKRSIGNED
where he *ill be bnppy t duct on Nw travolins
publie generally
June 41.11 18111-1 y JOHN H. NGIIRISON.
K OLLOCK'SINFROVEDDANDELION
"-a- COFFEE. This p. cpa ration , made
front the best J ass Coffee, is strong' recommen
awn,
BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyspepsia,
alla all Bilious disorders.
Thousands who have boen reluctantly eompelled
to ahandon the uso of Coffee, will find they eon
use Otis combination without any of tho Injution
effoote they formerly exporieuood.
Ono can contains tho strength of two pounds
of ordinary Coffee
Forintle by nil Druggists and Grocery, and by
tho Manufacturer, corner of BBOAThind CHEST•
NUT Stroote, and by JOB. B BUBBIESI •,C0
108. and, HO, S 1111.ARVBS.
Prtoo 25 cents.
March 6111 1862-Iy.
JOHN MONTGOMERY
Respectfolly informs tho citizens of
f(l6le
-
(unto that he still condones to oerryon tho
Tailoring and Clothing holiness at , his old 'Mad
in Brokerholrs Row. on Main street, where he Is
prepared to make to ordbr, all kinds o 9 Olothing
in the neatest and most tmiltionahle style.
Me hoops on hand a general variety o
CLOTHS, c A SSIMEREB, AND VESTIIIOI3,
of the [nit at and most approved patterns. I
ALSO
Ready made Clothing of all kinds which he is
selling at reduced 'prices. fie Cede thankful for
the very liberal support heretofore extended, and
hopes to merit a continuanee of the same. •
Ifellisfonte, Jgh.
TO THE. LADIES.
cirt Ilivringlust returned from Philadelphia,
are with a ;Lew and splendid assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
attic latest et lee and faahicatore feel .repard to
fiats in part of
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
PLAIN AND PANO YTR IMMINGS,
and all other artiolee generally keptin a Millinery
Store.
We have procured the servioes of one of the
moat experienced Milliners in the oily. Store on
Bishop street, next door to the old stand. .
Bellefonte. May 8,431. MARY SOURBE6II.
But Yankee Freedom will now show.
Swett Where been mistaken ;
Though of necessity he's their foe
. Until they right again aeriken. '
Then Seoul/ the tone will and
Was turned Au short ae this
While turning to the Clothing Store
' Which we don't went yowl* wIM !•
A. STEIRIfia#W k $3O.
nte, Jane 6th , 188 Z
GEO LIVINGSTON'
iwg AMORE. ANDARRRING JUST , RR
/••• mired and for silo by •
BRON ' & COOL
CONRAD HOUSE,
BE]LEFONTE, PENNA.
J. B. HUTTO
STKRABF:fiG AHEAD I
.
Yankee Freedom is e t Ind.
Aod Union is his sister •
Uncle tient he Is their da d
And he'll give encash. a twister.
For they said Mrs. Sant she aitur—
We always railed her
But you, Search, indeekhavo 'red,
And now he's going to hire& yam
Yonkem and bin sister, too;
Are bound on retribution;
For our mother they said they knew,
Died of a broken Constitution.
tiji'