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FRIDAY MORININB, APRIL 27. 1166.
T/111$3;—$2 per peer whirs ttd In'sdeases
~ 06 lama sot:paid in sdrs i slos, and $3,00 when ,
341 bests lb. explntgos of tbs risr.
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HON."II4IESTER CLYMER,
or orrilis 000l!ry
The Greet hum.
Noterithatanding all the eforte to Melted
the attention of the piople from the real
questions now at issue in this country, it ie
•• solemn feet that there is really but ode
great pobitio he ddoided In. the hereafter.
And that great point Is, whether the white
blackavd) race of these United States 'shell
be pronounced, sooia)ly and iolitioally, on
an equality, or whether Um, distinction of
master and. servant, of superior and info
tier, that hamheretofore prevaiied, shall
be maintained'ind perpetuated in the future
policy of this republic.
• To our minds, had, we think, to the minds
of all sensible men, this Is the most solemn
and important question that -the American
people have ever ben called upon to decide.
It affects not only their political stales, but
their most intimate domestic and Booial
and has a direct bearing upon the
established institutions of society. The af
firmation of this proposition fearfully en
dangers the good old (metope and usages of
the people, and gives free lima° to immor
ality and vice. it the megroat once be-,
mimes the peer of fhe white man, and "all
..the evils that follow in the wake of amaiga:
mation descend, as an unhappy' heritage,
apon.the shoulders of posterity. The mor—
bid end unholy desire for the oommirtgibig
of the races, which even now exists, and of
which we see such-frequent and disgusting
exhibitions, in the elopement of white wo
ollen with negro men,'would then Mooch in-
Id open debauchery, and the damnable free
lovelorn of the New York Tribune would at
once assume a firm and evil foothold in our
amidst. Morality wouiit be laughed at, and
the libertine' and, the Inerlott would "ply
their vocation" unrebuked by sublic send- ,
meat, while the general structure of society
,
level be overthrown', and all the germs of
Innocence sal virtue periek In the rains.
Surely, this reflection is enough I. make
the people pause - and consider. In the on
wad march of fanaticism, almost all the
barriere'let up by morality and religion'
have been. swept away, and we are now ar
rival at the verge of the preeipice,to plunge
over which is certain destruction. Surely,
the people will come to their senses, ere the
evil men who are leading them in evil paths,
shall have consummated their design., and
brought the countryle its utter ruin.
• IL is the white man's duty to do every.
thing In hie power to keep the negro is his
proper plane, which istne of inferiority and
seerrlttuia----God made. hint a .errant. and
He never intended that a black• man should
beetle the father of s white woman's child.
lie made him infsrior, and lie never intend
ed that this wmrk of His hands should . be
come a ruling spirit In the land of Ills white
children. Li the workings of His provi
dence He decreed that where the with., and
black races should come in contact with
each other, the latter should occupy the
• position of a menial, to serve and wait
upon the former. The equality •of the ra
ses was not °mindere& la ,the Divine' dis
pensation, and the relation of muter and
servant, aa indicated by RI. holy Word, is
a sufficient guarantee that all men were not
created equal.
We ire not among those who believe that
the negro has a right to vote. 9n the con
trary, we do not believe that any black
man, in this country, no matter artist de.
ma of intelligence or.bow much wealth he
may pauses, is entitled to the franchise.
This, is ,the whiterdman'e privilege, end his
only ; because this is the white man's rieun
try and the white man's government, insti
tetra far him and4lll* children forsiir. The
aegro le.merely the servant and not the i
equal. Ile is, messily and intellectually,
thdinfertor, and hones, kS cannot have a
right to a voles In the 'affairs 01
govern
ment. lie is hors by sooldent, not by right,
and no white"anui can tithe him by the hand
as an equal without en° inirard feeling of
shame at his own debasement.
Between the white and "the - bleak races,
then, there I. a,..great gulf fixed," and ii
' kultsrlyjrapoetable to•bridge it over by
any social or political 'masonry. The very
attempt to do so ),e a sin against God, and
• crime nitwit the 'parity of society and
the rye which God made in HL own image.
The paths of the two rums are widely di
',argent, Mid their temporal destiny leads
CA tope UM point. In eternity all dia
daations of color may couip, but in time,
delligro. like the Indian, mist wake way
tee , tbs.' . bite Man. , The fist , is the Ores
kw* thotit is step al.' -
T44o***llY, the party that advocates
tits squiiity of Elbe negro may 'noosed in
eageafting:lheir ailinnitutisht-dooteines upon
the body potpie; bat; ior everylmivanoesin
That 4**o i ton ah 0 Whitoljps,Vill sifteribe
pangs of..rollerse, ana, lan' the And, OS tin,
natatti wolathinship.wilt &thrown clif-wltli
. hewer and disgust; , hainGrilliTo t01 , P, 401, -
!tibial& and at the volnt.'; of ,t h i s . haYonte
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Thad' Stevens and Charles Ammer are
the acknowledged leaden nf the part, whieb
Is asking the,votie ofthaPiapte ,
Wain for Abll,W..qayry rotoovein" : 1 *
the de y@ of our tvenstrYNCettry; th tut*,
would 'be suftoout to *him any Pan:
with defeat and disgrace.. When the ties of
our Union were strong , and oil was peace
end proeperity,they mere both disunionist*.
Their pub - Ho/11h has been one isaieless ef
fort to destroy the goiernment, and. live
rears ago no respectable Republican
be ibtind.to endorse the course, a either.—
They hairs both been known to be the very
personification of all that was evil,aud do
airwave to our repittbito, and we well re
member whew our neighbor . who voted for
Anrebam Lincoln scooted thn,Jded that they
voters sustaining the doctrines .. of Stevens
and Sumner.• ' Yet those doetrines triumph
id, the warfollowed, Our institutions were
trampled in the dust., the Union wits broken
up, and every principle of 'shish we were
proud in the past was utterly forgotten, ole
only remembered is serneihing whiokinust,
lie destroyed. But a storm cannot leerier ,
ever, end, the greiter Its violence the sooner
it must exhaust itself. After the war had
pristraled our inatitutions and devastated
our-rand, lifter the bate which thy;, pity of
teveirs'and Sumner had sowti in the hearts
of our people bad exhausted itself, the hour
eamn when the Cnicl'it could have been re
stored on a fire! basis and our glorlope
his
tory have, commenced anew. At snot a
crisis `we can discover who were the true
Uolott men. Sumner and Stevens immedi
ately owned themselves against the Union,
and openly- edroosted
.their revolutionary
schemes for its ,destruction, !mind to-day,
they and the party that endorses sod sup
ports them, is the only obstacle in the way
of a restored Union. If these men are right,
if the party that is now supporting John W.
Geary for Governor of Pennsylvania is
right;, then, every drop of blood that was
spilled in the late fratrioldal war was shed
to destroy! the 'Union, and every life that
was lost ire. but a sacrifice offered upon
the altar of disunion! Instead of lighting,
satire hundreds of thousands 'ofvbravi men
believed they were doing, to preserve chi
Union and Goiehtgliint. of our fathers, they
were but assisting to destroy it and degrade
themselves to a Una with the negro. Let
the eoldiers, and those who wotild ' have
peace and union onee again prevail, /mem
ber that this 1s the position of the party
that would have them support clorary.: It is
for the diinaion of the States, and the union
et thoraces.
Ageinetthe Union and fitr the Negro.
- It
The dis-Union maTkilAy in Congress, aro
true to their antecedents. When we were a
united and happy people, bleued with
peace, prosperity and amity, they and their
aasoelates attached the Union of the States,
and the Constitution of oar fathers ; .the
ono wee denounced, the other viVitied.—
COuttord, amity and forbearance,. tie silver
cords that bound our people in a common
destiny, wore rudely sundered, and in their
stead Gene a career of hate, 'vituperation
and bloodshed; love for the Negro prompted
ita inception, anxiety for his freedom nerved
them in their progreu, and a desire for his
eoeial tSexidlotrrinrsed -them to escrowed ex
ertion. As the peculiar friends of the Ne
gro fifty nullified the plain proeisions
organic law, and violated laws enacted un-:
der its requirements. As hie sealouicadvo
este., they now violate the elementary prin
ciples of the Constitution, and refuse repre
sentation to people who are true to the laws
and faithful to the government. They wore
against the Union. at to begtdning, and
they are but oonsistenr in opposing it now.
They are for
. ths . Negro, and against the
poor +White man, and their policy of to-day
is but the reflex of their sentiment/ in the
past. Thejapme rallying cry is: Ur WITH
TEI Neon. AND DOWN WITH TWO UNION.—
They are die-Unioniste in thought. die--
Unionists in word, and dia. Ulitionista in
deed. s.
Tllll DlB-17111 . 10 sssss 11.1170/MD TO TOTE TFII .
onpranona 11.11110118 • MiDAIL.—Ia the
Senate of Pennsylvania, on the Bth of April,
1884, Senator Lambereon, a Dentoorat,olfer
"the following rosolutipp
~R eeeteed, That the committed on ensues be
instructed to bring in a blitauthorisingthagov
snout this Commonwealth to eause*a suitable
r., in gold to he 'Amok and pp :wanted to
amoral Mead*, suid snob other siiittablowstiroo
as it may desire, to be presented to the oth
er commissioned end non-oomailisioned *Meer*
end privates It this State who wrought for to,
Commonwealth a great deliverance tmnt yebel
invapion, on the sangahiary and vistoridif Aeid
of Gettysburg!' .
Senator Jehneoa, as-Unionist, moved to
amend by, directing the committal to ingstirs
into ihn espechneg of doing so. The Demo
crats voted against smemding the resolution
and tie dig-Unionists for it. The amend
utent Pas tarried. The committee did not
.conniar it expedient, and never brought in
lite bill, and no medal-was ewer presented to
General Meade and hie soldiers, because of
this vote of the dts-Un_ionieta.., Look at the
Ilocord,page e.
T* "Divraiiirilitn.7-the freedman who
pave thil shrewd and pbUceophio view of ,
the dgrenswie between hie old and haw
acrd, we (aka It, I. capable of. geitim his
living without the aid of's. bursae, and of
'nudnuiiiing his 'bleu rights 'without the
;Le o f Congress :
ow,„whlte - foiku. roe • gittooto toltioo,
weirirsen wean as
` '11;4 ern inairliii - stop at,
de hotel,' hi at Nor a ihowar, ha Ode . kek ;
'ha eay "Kers, Pg. labs At vanes:" Wholi
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ThaVion.43enry, the diskittallemblia.
reekblll 'andidnte for dorirticia 100444
ttlor nah*r2 I 14 . 11' isiidhisitted
hei r VIA h wih . remain; Scii 7 ' no "pa I,e•
Atm rilistlih Wald blyiS b M i
doubt
Here fa.. ihorla ihniterhoin his reoord;wh‘.
,en oho who served under him, while in
commend et Point Of Rooks, Md. • We tete
it. from lib Gisttysbur e i Gotopthr, And net
the soldiers and' eighene who reed the
Weronthe, to isms, it oeirorulis-tytd thiti
mottle *balh - er lohn W. ,Chstry - is desetriny
the etippiork brdieent nrhu.' Thrill is r •
I deem *emulation a .few fads in regard to
this individual whilskhe was at that place,' IS
the winter of 1862, and as to my right to do so,
no' ne will deny, when I tell them that Istria
four years in the Union minks, was twice Cap'
tared, and along tints a prisoner,besiderhaving
beep oboe severely wounded.
It was whilst John W. Geary occupied 'Point
of Rooks, with the 28th Pa. Vol. Intry, (of
labial' he was. Colonel,). and Knappi Battery;
jhat the rentorkabla "ongagenvont came or that
'was to heralded throug h
, tte papers bye certain
'Correspondent of the ,loody 28th:" Although
it is a well attested truth that there was not an
armed rebel w'Xiiin mile*, and thatalthough the
etlitegewler.i was kept up for days,•alrthe Mug
Imo *nig on Gomel side—lad the reports eon
eavnb,g,the fight gave rise to. Mr. Idetfolo's.an
ecdote of the dies of physte that some lady once
,took. - .
' This same John W. Gear]onee knocked down
am intoziested private of the 28th with is list,
and stamped him In the mud with hifiVel, fez,'
neglecting to ptoperly salute him.
This 'same John W. Geary refused to sit down
to Mr. Befilly's hotel sable, begarge a private 001:
dierieae gigging ar one end o/ if '
- Brig. Gen. Xorpany, then Lieut. 001. of the
28th Reginiiii (us well as many uthar ofilcers,)
was seen to Nip up and run out of the hotel
frequently whe
_Geary was seen coming toward
it.
'This, soldlefs, le the tyrant who mks your
votes. Mine, for one, he will not get.
The Candidates fortitivernet of Pennsyl-
I=ZE
The 'buffon of the New York Herald
which this sagacious community has, by
buying it, made a leading paper, complains
of the Democracy of Penttsylvenli for hiv
ing put up for their candidate for Governor
a man such as Wester Clymer, of Berke
county. The - auld Beolehman of Mad:fertile!
Is right, on present ideas. Clymer's very
Janie, and family are offeneire to loyal ears.
Hie snoestor was one of the signers of
Thomas Jefferson's absurd "Declaration of
InAepenektioe"—se-called--an act of rebel
lion against the "beat Government under
heaven!" That Is, of itself, • note waist
him. Then, p•rsoanlly, it le kaolin, that
Hiester Clymetl was a traitor to the "sense"
of the Freedom of negroes and ileuiebter of
white ragas, inaugurated at the "firiug of
the first gun" on Virginia soil, by that great
and geed murderer, horse-tkief and patriot,
John Brown, at Harper's Ferry. This is
badfor Clymer 1 US; auspicious 1 It looks
as if "blood does telM" He seems to be a
"ship of that old block," the Clymer that
joined George Washington and! Thom Jeff•
orison, fn very rat:milieue movements against
that "beat,i'
Then "turd &crane" of the Head con
tracts with this bairn of a rebel family, the
wise nomination of the Gineral—mark youl
patriot Qeserol, Geary, by the Peunsylva
nia radios's. This Getti-y waebeard of once,
in Kansas, under Buobanen's Administra
tion. There are nfany highly respectable
families 'of the name, in this country, but
Pennsylvanians can not trace this Geary to
any connection with them. He stands on
his pion merits. He wee a complete failure
in Kansas, but he became a hero. of the
Beast Butler kind, its the late war. We
publish two articles about him from the
Philadelphia Ape. In the first, that un
scrupulous Democratic paper gives remit:us-,
cenomLotbbufrist exploit& from the memo
rial& of some one tbpt knee the hero. Tin
the second communication it will be seen
how this disloyal paper Mut bean itompolled
to eat its words.
The second letter shows how this Geary,
patriot, (consult Dr. Sam. Johnson for the
definition) made effective War on the South.
What if the "gun" he was going to present
to Pennsylvania, wee scold piece stink tip,
for many years, as a curious landmark!
The big thing to do in Virginia, was to sub
dua the ola mod; and the women and ail
dron—and to"oapture the spoons and chick
ens I Now didn't this particulk,,r,a,,:db
that! If any one doubts of It,
ter consult the triumphant vindication' of
this piertiouler decry, * set forth in the
latter we publish, from itbe Ago, written Gy
"a veteran of It is thus that homes
true what the inspired ,reyal Pr*Pbet wrote
1.41 g ugu : • itti a.ii aairsta unqadJa.l.'
The littoral interpretation of . whiph, as near
u our Latin dictionary servei,Tia: ''What
e show these war-patriots do make of theta
helres I"
6 . 1137 is the kiwi ihet , bad old men shot,
sail - Women and roffildren abased, in the
fitete in Which Washington and Jefferson
lived and died. /is, moreover, took sere of
the spoons, and the heuroolte
Clymer is a man that hespreeed, by his
own actions,. that be has the taint in his
,blood of that old rebel progirator of his—
the - -01Inser that belped-Washington---and
Jefferson to rebel *getout the.best Govern
ment nadir heaven I" Can any Pennsylva
nia on this simple Issas, Ifoubt has he
•
ought to rots
We rather reckon thi r It will prove one
very agreeable to Oar slings end pried
pleat—Phoneme's
A Boos Como e.—lint if th is 4,..0wd of
white' ni ggers a at asbiagton is not •
"Motives' of,th United States," as it evi
dently Js not, hat it le evident that an it -
Lamy do, is • illy as illegal ae itself. The
simple Ire e, that ivies aside the gees
time se t hat er the northern States as
sembled I yr agten, during the thrie the
Soothe ,uere etterupting to wed.,
were .. ogress" in the true 'epee of that
.woll(L Übe, there 'eau be no doubt"thst it
cute to bit Ma Otnigress of the United
SA 'j ust as soon as the Southern people
re Waiting their itteeopted seeesions,re
solv to return to the Union, altd , were
de ed ' representatloi In it. The 'entire
A ry of the lute was upon the ground that'
peOple of afffSoutit'conid, pad ought
I k e "ompon e d A* return to the Irrliec, roca
winonteht tbey,wonld consent to 4itr Wee
hernierueste Marin was restored.' Thu
09
Platement use repeated and repeated" by
seares.saul scores jut Ithe,.adiocates of the
wee, wait it became katiped Ouse..
Now, bowel'', all Is to*ung . ; the Routh
Is denied ill representiUon o the Soon of I
Cleagreett, and a few of the Slate' ollaira the
sovereign, forcible or divinelight,'lrbioll
war It may be, to rule crrebtbs entire Amer-
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UMMetlifq. The Oilit•Pli of Wash-
Tiiiiiiii - bows .lust . ali *soh glit -to drlVd
Thal limns and Iliie Crowd of negro xaosTr=
greis out of tieClapltot'ns they have to ins,
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testi tolcui r at: c om mi s instep
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,thi elands-00Mo** ant*Waft eeentlek ,
• that bitlise estaillthial
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Neis the D. a, V. D. 0, Depot, Ilellehltik Pets
whirelead,be hand Al - an. Huai • tilt" •
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seNA. Tgldß-& HEADi-OTONBEI I
sad yams be wilt bopeopsioltyrith every fu M
ty, to reanathotore to oast. 14 1 -
BCItIPTION UP WORE , ip a hlsbut 4jrl•
'of firt v 'oh the oltOitoot moats foil mei iflllolllo4l
dating tetras. Ins work las & for several Parlii
draw*
nix Er." xl , .PRENIUMI
at UM Yorititrounity Avianlbws! &Vete. tab.
aaB A 7 liiinPinitei to pay taintiaitlik attention to
fie &tatting 411•40bIlit with all . thi
NEWEST ANA NrcuivmPßovip STYLIIS
in the malleitieture orMarble; thiowiforiOhom
dmitluit s Wtbritig la hie floe can be atwounaa
tinted by Mling -upon him. *goal to purchasing
at any city waits.
April 30460., DAVOUST BEEN.
T ADIIIB rimy
P.- A Nair 'of fancy and upend articles
for the benefit of Bt. John's Catholic Church, of
Bellefonte, Pn., - gall be held In the "Brokerhoff
Boise," during lliiketorta of conit, beginning on
Monday, April 21, 1866. ' • •
Joe erumt, oysters, and other refhophateute,
will be done up into style to plume the most fax
thitompalatem. •
' The Win antioipate • lineal pstrsnm, and,
therefore, nr• determined to !saki OM Pairararo
trust, worthy of the-mined Mote of this 000221111 ;
loty.
dtholnion— monis at the door-10 cents.
Children Arran 10 years (sooomponled by
ash wants), half price.
• BY ORDZB 07 THIIISOMMITTIB.
MIES WREILLY PATRIOT AND UNION,
1
FOR 'THE CAMktAIGN.
The Weekly PATIRTOT LCD VMS will be fur
nished from the first week in May until the sec
ond Tuesday in October, as a coempilgu paper,
at the following low Wes:
One envy - - - (- - $1 00
Twenty, or merit, to one address. 9Q cents per
copy. Address,
PATRIOT AND UNION.
April 37. Harrisburg, Pa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the estate
of Martha Z. Carlisle, late of Phillipsburg,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed,"all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and those _having. elation against' the same to
present thdlp, duly authentiested for settlement
April 'V, IB66—ilt Administrator.
flOPpANSitsilip 110TICR.
We, the liebeeribers, hare this day ,
' , entered into • Partnership for emidneting the
besinlet of.gendrlP merchandising in the aor-'
ough oellellefonte, under the firm n me of
"Harper Brothers;" the terms of whim, ner
shin hers beim this day Bled bathe al of the
Prothonotary.of Co tre county.
SIMON' HARM
April 2T-3t. WILLIAM *AMASS.
ADMINISTRATORS .NOTICE. __ _
Letteriof amitietrstiOn on the estate
of Tooker Knot, late of the borough of Belle
fonte, having been granted to the undersigned.
all pawn knowing themselves indebted to mid
emote We hereby notified to make immediate
e nyment, and tholes hnving claims %gain'st the
same to present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
- • JOHN HOFITH,
March 16'66-6L Adoninistraiw7
A D6ILNISTAATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate
otiVilliatti Potter. decetuotd, late of the city of
Losangelos Cal, hirin'g been , grented to the
subscriber, he requests all persons knowing
thetnetives indebted to said estate, to make im
mediate psyment, and those having claims to
present them dhJ.j authenticated for settlement.
_. VERGUS POTTSR.
March 10 '66—Gt. . Linden Belt.
ADKINIBTRAI OR'S NOTICE.
lietter of sidalnistratlon on the estate
of Samuel Slagle, deceased, late of Ferguson
townsbip,huving been granted to the undersign
ed, all persons knowing - themselves indebted to
said e3tate, ere requested to make immediate
psyment, and those having claims against the
same to present think duly authenticated for
settletnent.
J. W. EllindltlNß,
March 30, '63-ot. Administrator.
A DMIIIPTRATORT. NOTIOL
.t Letternof administration on the estate
of George Amoy, deceased, late of Potter town
ship, having been vented to the undersigned,
allpersous knowing themselves Indebted to laid
♦state, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having elating, against the same
to present them dhly authenticated for•setle
ment.
JACOB ARNIM,
Morph 16,'66-6R Administrator.
A DiuNISTRATOR'S.AOTICE.
Y Letters of administration on the estate
of Peter Wylandtleted., late of Boggs toWnship,
havingbate - periled to the Undersigned, al t
personspersons indebted to said estate ere hereby notl
tied to maks immediate payment, and those
having obsims against the radio, to present
them, duly authentiosted fbr settlement..
• 2. M. HALL,
Mardi 23,186a—ist. • Admisistroter.
FARMERS, LOOMMERE I
Farmers, on that want good, dura
ble gralit cradles, of have old Dna that need re
pairing, should send your orders immediately,
•• '• • filtrThialsbug, Pa., who manu
factures the but cradles now in use.
, April 20.4 m. JACOB FEAT,LER.
riIVtTORO NOTICIL
lanters testamentary mt the astaks,Nd
John Boozer, deceased, late or Potter townsh ip,
Lasing been impaled to thip subsoribers, they
mead aU peraens knowing themselves indebt
ed to said estate, to make immediate' payment.
and those kering claims to present them
,dsily
,anthentleated lb; settlement. JY
OATAEINE •BOOZER. •
JOHN H. KELLAR,
1=
NEw- 7 111tWATItE WASH' upo*s. 1 '
' B. GALBRAXTH 4 CO,
. • • - ...4
borejust revel ad a large and splendid wort.
moot of household and kitop m fontiture, which
they offer to the public it -which cannot
fell to gin sath&otltw. ore stock ednelets Of
plain. Buoy aid Marble top ebiather pads,
I II if • a of 4 100,0 mg c u m ,
a a a " wash stands,
I 1501%...,_" . .
4;4 +Aloe
, ,
-' - ' What-noto,
.. - ,- • Ward alley '
. Se 4 rued',
.
,of ellahsdi, demand - illtktiweli . tA,pad Frio's.'
-' Malik • si
-
I i CitidlW,
' • . Mirror, ? kir i s t a:
sad elm, thing that 'should" be k 41a sp es:
• tohffehnnuet .of this brand,- . 4
1 . %Arra Aim shop Mr i,,efr —.-
I . end strweiek iio fir ms - .
~ .. . you to owns sad soiti vi :ell.
gad pion. tad 'lbw non ( which
you eartatily will beltblit the, elm* fbr bas
Is at*Or Wan, nooottul. . ' • '
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Mee el igen benne pure s Vg thew ero.
',. 'lo , resitteittilltot - liter - thifie tileVilt,'
mood-rdfneetlyosopoelto A. 'mouses ikon. 1
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rfifALLANgfiTGlUldnat AA/iliirlk •
NJ, I hog*, oba}leagefdble- Ateate, If en
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aparigmbrg i roir, la , Quitrdeed
eOttaelea, Oi a. of ebelediShbOefri,
1 -sWs di grabs or both, order tip told their' to
-4041% 166, * In 001)Pulia,iriet Waal of
Jiabbardr combined impair-yak:lg tedpeo lid
'mower, thereon/fie be aateeted"for bial *the
spot ordgeatsperbo Ws the saturate to moo,
the shore *Web" to meet the Hubbard In
the Aeld. Bald agent ot,agenta are rempeetherlY
requited to swept early an thatereaud may be
Odoetotad public node. give%to farmin • g gen
erslly, , he preiset at tr i a l In eeaueet ~
will this sodas I would make nteution of lo
it t the adra~e and good f s ea of the Rub
ber/4W oferldoh cad be ed on the d.
AretliklitfobA. bora , *tail ea , and wed, 1 all.
- Ist. It is autabiels4a 4oub #firo wh eel=-
AWL .;
2nd. It has no side draft Or *eight on the
bomb nooks. . ,
' dd. It a jointed steel linger bar. .
dth. It has • spring steel draft bar. ' .
ttb. It has an eliptic spring mat. • .
dth. The bar can be easily folded lbr 'trans.'
portatlon, or raised with a lever to pass abase
tieneh e. trees, stumps add large stones.
7th. It is the lightest draft machine in Inc '
Btb. Itdds an extremely wide cut in grain,
best one foot wider than heretofore, mad Bouts
four Jim! 8 'nob in grass.
oth: It has t d only self-rake tba p will make
• perfect sided ivory and work well in all kind
of grain dkßist s ing entirely with a nisi, and
making hoe ga hi shy aim the &bar may de
sire, say boy that can drive s pate Of horses can
operaledhe machiumitid self-rake.
• taakr. It only needs . to be seen to be convin
ced of its parlegt opperatlon and its nonliabiliti
'to get out or eider. Call and see the machine
and rake at my agrioultural store ow,liiihop
street Bellefonte, tea.
- April 13-10 w J. 11. BIYBItB, '
"Agent for RuLbarde Reaper and Hower isi
Centre, Clinton and Clearfield counties. -
P. S. Sines the above was put in print, I ant
advised that the Centre county Agricultural
Society bora eignified their intention to appoint
a time and place tor trial, where I hope I shall
meet !Nary machinoodereil to the public.
T .. "EXCELSIOR" ACCEPTS!
Hiving noticed the challenge of Mr.
Myers, agent for the Hubbard Reaper and Mow
er, to Reaper agents to a trial of their respective
machines in grail or grain, as agent for the Ex
edgier, I hereby give notice that t accept said
challenge, and as my time Is too much occupied
to waste it in running over the county, will
choose the piece of trial at or near Centre Hall.
the day to, be decided upon as soon as the grass
or grain will permit of cutting. A. fair trial to
beAlven in all kinds, light, heavy, lodged and
stffding grass and the same in grain.
The lixceleior is known by every one wholes
need it, to be-the-best Reaper and Mower lu the
market. The following are a few of its many
excellent qualities:
Ist. It is durable, and for shnplielty of pon
etntuion and contrivance has no equal.
2nd. With reaping attaehmente and all, ft earl
be folded together in two mintage to- the side of
the machine, so as to, rue through gates, bars,
or from place to place, with am much ease and as
little room ea a common cart •
3d. It is a double drive wheel machine—
has the driving and a flexible cutting bar and
Amite itself to the animalism of the ground.
4th. Its guards are of the besieharemil iron,
faced with , steel.
.sth. Ititiefrilbuined a half feet, and reap.
six feat wide.
9th. It bas never yet found grass or grain so
heavy, or badly lodged that it was incompetent
to out, calked to botch out.
Vth. It has a out-off rod, whioh prevents the
dropping of grain. .
Bth. Its draft is light and its motion steady.
9th. It is sold fifty dollars ten than hereto
fore, (self dropper and all included.)
10th. A boy that can drive a team properly,
can manage the machine.
The following named gentlemen,
with many
more,
more, in this county have used tho Excelsior, Jill
of whom are willing to testify to its merits. •
' joshes Potter, ~. Lidcion Hall,
Shoham Boal, do do
Henry Myers, dp do
James Soul, Centre Hall,
James Lingle & Ere's, do do
Wm. Folder, Agricultural College,
Jaws Rrungard, Wolf's Store,
Michael Grove,_ _ Hellefonto r _
- . WO-I.l3fOie, _ -
- - — dO
George Dade, do
Michael Plehburn, do
Joel Strobl. Zion,
. .
Isaiah Strobl., do
Por further Information, and pamphlets °ou
tgoing recommendation, ho., address
PETER fIOPPEIR,
• Centre Hall,
April 2S -Ow , Pa.
Tag "MET" ACCEPTS I -
As agents for the sale of
'TUB KIRBY
Reaper and Mower, the ohlleange of Mr. Myra
is hereby accepted—the time and place to be
hereafter designated.
The Kirby is already to wall established in
Centre county to enquire any further recommen
dation from us. We believe there is not a farmer
in the county, who owns a Kirby, wh*would be
willing to stetwige it for say other ma.
chine offered for Ws. James P. Hughes, is our
•traveling agent..
IMIORTLIDOR Jt CO.,
April 20-94. Agents.
Office near the Raid Eagle Valley R. R. Depot.
ORPHAN'S COURT BALE.
By virtue of an ord of the orphan's
eoart of Centre county, will. exposed to pub.
lio sale at the court house the borough of
Bellefonte;.
MONDAY THE 29d DAY ?APRIL, 1866,
the following real estate, ail that farm or trent
of laud Mantel ip Benner township, Centre
county, adjoining lands of Abraham Valentines.
_heirs, Henry BrokerhoL.H. Vandyke, Hastingo
heirs, add others, oontatufng
!MB XIINDRBD AND FLPIT ACERB,
more or less, having thereon emoted a large two
story house and other buildings, one•Amdred
Ores of the land cleared and in a goo state of
d well
I .
cultivation, the reeidne well timbered,
supplied with a IMMO r failing spring o water,
and a good orchird.
This tract of lent it within three miles of
Bellefonte, convenient •to one of the but mar
kelvin the centre of the State, and generally
bet ed that them g is large deposits of lion oar
on a land.
Tenor 9f sale, Wier half of the purehase mon,
ey to be paid on the oonfirmation of the ashl;
the residue in melees. thereaffikaiith Interest
to bit secured by bond and
JOHN-•PACINA.
Administrator, .Do bonnie own Aro.
of Owen Nalfarsoo, deceased.
Nam* lii_te. .
1.3418E4 DIMLY L. ItiaBRIIM,
'* jot hashed ft:m Plailatlolpitli slaw sod
.iiifully Mooted stook ottir *oat solos of •
Bonnet:it' . - •
. . .
!fas t
r flower%
- • • Ribbons, ito.•
, .
I t
owili,ll ding tettolo tart* ifilliaory lion, which
44.-. proOk• Tod to soli st
MIMI TOtSUrr TOR MUM
•'w .
having had the d 'aireataige of working the Let H
H. ,Am "reeks hi on* of the -o
iii fit'A
1101 IT FA11111191413 i MOM
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11% Ailed AN lad lo• to do all wollt
etitmagloradd.la *be a suit bah..
forbleWahafir.
Alocii Sivizping for 'biaidi4 . 1 4 B o y:.
, 44l i i3O. rol4orin ii. .-• , • ,
iyrcimmit•oi zuvrinuoiii. ,
_ /wt. isloroky i tty0,304,99..rf5z
airship, heretofore 'exhAlag hater =W.: au
Ohaaaa_ , hi* Potadry haathelli. at . Contei
ne4n. MareAteeetred ea eh, 2.1 das Of Alailebr
mut* 141idili. 'Xh• boas awl moosids of
tla latesivijiss*o We 'ilii liiioa,otiLet:
emi t _ ' fitr.ropoitikt ,
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I"auldna 'Ws , ii: rinixt.
I 44 14.06 OR %Will s 1808 Jars
ras t eethe la beeeN-iltea, that
18 p ea AitertesiiablykpateW et
11th def ,A. b. 1215, eitti A, bet
to
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.- t.Prewsig tbe,osiidei itl telltale
anseateitlaaile, th' dikes aunty, artirthe per.
rom a
wea wan es thereto, there vilrbe eiptwed
to vette% the Itollowiss beet* o
eases trildd county, for 'the tax'
dutehod•unpaid thereon, at the bout house to
.0 0 bootie' O.DeDerollte, on.** wood lion
dity.attniehi A. D. 1866 1
t - DUBSSIDE TOWNBHIOI4 .
401.. 7P71114 . waasaerizaNk ' • taxies.
423 120 • Jobe Denne11y,,......,.., ! ,( . 21 82
433' .120 ' &NMI Scott 22 4 62
ve, 166 •Aramish barker 0 91
'4llll 198 Joseph Mottle. • 19 20
488. lidi Alataodeir Grieve! ... :.. -... 22 02
415 .. George Eddy.... . . 22 02
073 '..... Beery Wheeier..,.v.........., UOf
I 388 096 Jamescliall 40 28
i 488 lid Charles Ash 85 80
I 897 ...c. David Lewis. "18 06
v .- • Johit ......
Richard Vtralp
./osoph Wal•
..,- John Marron • 19 08
, NE Canby,.... ... .
..... _411.08
163 John BO
060 Molly Wharton r.... 16 17
166 Jar, Parker 11 11
8140 W SHOE TOWNSHIP. ' '
163 Kearney .... 33 96
168. Thomas Gimes' 33 96
130 Luke Miens! 09 34
044 D. Cankaddon 28 53
044 Carekaddon 28 58
080 D. Carskaddon...... .......... . 16 15
044 D. Canliaddoix 28 53
044 D. Oahkaddon 28 53
080 D. Carskriddon ...... 16 15
143 Moore Wharton, 77 00
113 W il liam Parker • '1
17 47
143 Rebecca Wahl.... 17 47
163 Benjawin H. Tallman 17 47.
168 Elle, 'llrharton 17 47
163 A. 8. Valentine 17 47
153 M. T..Milliken 17 47
• N. J. hiljohell 08 07
034 Swum Gilliland 04 26
169 Robert Waters 17 47
..... James T Hale 13 40
James MoManue 17 47.
... Samuel Linn 17 47
163 Phoebe Walnl7 47
163 Samuel W. Metier 17 47
163 Samuel M. Fox 17 47
..... Sarah Id, Tallman 17 47
..... Richard Waln 111 64
Joe Harrison 04 80
12 . 0 Job Riley 06 46
168 J C Fisher 17 47
163 Bird Wilson 17 47
•.. Richard Jonas 07, 84
163. Kearney Wharton 17 4$
. Samuel Daimon 16 66
1 . 63 Marganet Spear 13 47
144 John Pim 07 •74
Carekaddon .. ......... 02 42
RUSH TOWNSHIP.
163 • David Beverage...,.. • 18 61
1,113 Martha MoConnir 13 61
IN3 James Glentwortb 13 01
.103 George Latimer 18 61
163 Edward Morgan ......... 18 61
410 Andrew Arend:oat 10 23
168 * Sharp Delaney-, 19 46
000 'Wm MoPhmon los so
168 . Wm G Latimer 27 32
'Charles Lucas 13 38
Thistrote - Oran 3 38
106 ;Om Witmerir 61 35
106 John London ........ .......... 17 41
153 Christian Hair 78 71
010 Jaeob Stake 37 51
164 Christian Hair jr 68 45
007 • George Slough... 13 35
168 Andiew Sobene 09 34
163 David Hair 69 24
.120 Alexander Scott , 17 41
153 Michael Schenck - 34. 62
153 Christian Schenck-- ...... 69 24
158 John Hanna • 34 03
153 John Allison 64 00
Wileen 17 27
James Alliwn. ' 42 92
153 James Allison 27 22
153 Casper Sharper 34 62
163. Robert Spear ......... 17 27
133 Christian Lenhors 17 27
153 John Putilt 34, 62
163 Casper Eminence • If 27
- isr - ssanaorctokitaut -
William Wdeon 06 16
169 John Louden • 17 27
163 Thomas Grant, 17 27
153 Christian Rohref.... ...... _„„ 34 01,
163 Sebeatian Uraff..c. .......... 34 67
153 Robert King ......... 13 82
163 Paul Bush 17 27
163 Paul Black 17 27
163 Paul Such 17 27
163 John Boredand 17 20
413.
433
433
413
116
J. 11. MYERS
183 John Holly
163 John Bush.:
163 John Snob—
John Monk
•.. Joseph Wells
1 . 3 . 3 Robert Ireila
153 Jobs Musser
163 Richard Peters...
080 Hugh Hamilton..
183 Jacob Sion&
Robert Ki0g.......
163 •John Hembright
163 Andrew Graff;
075 Joseph BIBITIIIOII 10 48
103 John Harrison 20 83
214 0 8 0 Robert Raney 08 63
406 147 Jaoob Rush ` 82 37
422 044 John Weidman 33 73
402 • 116 Jacob Weidman 64,61
33
,163 Edward Bryan 4 17 80
104 ..... Joseph Bauman 98 31
970 Thomas ..... 06 70
030 ........ 92 05
251 08 6 Philip Eberman..,...., 40 00
144 075 John Eberman 12 00
433 13* Thcsaas 34 yo
lts Eleanor Siddiliko 17 33
108133 Roberi'll34Sey '
040 - 011T - Rishard-Mherton..-- ' 90 40
438 158 ' 17 85
433 153 Immo Stitches 17 35
433 153 John Ound&iw...... 69 40
4311 153 George 8 84 TO
433 153 Mishaeleundager 34 70
1770 084 Hardman Philips ..... 28 17
216 r, 154, „Thomas. Hami1t0n............011,70
219 , 156 Thomas — Eradi ' 98 68
433 _ •
133 Peter Miller •17 27
483 163 George Hotrangle 'l4 01
433 163 John 111.pasi St 81
431 163 WOW= Quail l4 81
... . IT , us] Ants, 4 114 el
393 183 : u.. p 2 14.41144 F„ ' •11 42
270 . m Eng 2112114,06., ... •o. 38 96
218 . 118 Samuel Shower* ' 17 27
202. 044 ! Robert Mug 35 85
621 031 ..1021k • 1,7:4g 49 49
321 098 49,40 m • a .1....... 08 00
044 C 49 Wary rini ...... ... ...... '.....".. 08 op
. . 160 atom rm • • ~. 98 . 00
'BOGGS TOWNSHIP. 4-' 4 .: --
.
33 143 124416. 14470 1 ... . '39 . 711,
183 0/1111604349.7 .. ... .:..,, 33 76
3 120 7414warpt8i5tAtt1.........,." OA 88
.303 112 John 60024 an ' ' 08 22
458 080 William Rissell :,. 09 44
433 ..... Moeda* Rimill 09 94
400 ~.4 ' .• •D. Carsk4d443l - lit 80
430 019 DOardaddii6 .............w... 84 94
109 ; 120 Gongs 1212
, ... Janet Iti=d- 18 Or
421 ,089 Jigui 8001 i .
a "
.364 .00i -,W,Ullasn W11ta0.... ... ...-...... 10
toe ~..., , Fool* lacks 16 60 i
CURTIN TOWNSHIP. ~ r 1
100 ' 120 ID Cant54d40....—.,._, .... .. .s. 03,26
118 004 .D 0ank5ib1iab.....1.4.....4... OS 641
390 - „am , D 0and062166....4...: , .. ...... .08 04
QM ;130 A1vap00rna..,.........-.... 39 37
433 1.130 01101looEt011 y ' .«. $0 87
107 040 .)0460211411449- - 13 24
ISt: - 4 13119,141.01irtk . , • .13 , :ii ,
11,4:)19. g i IIFZZAW..... .49 80
300. ; : 5010 24 Is , ... .. ...... ..... ..: Li t .41
804;. , , 444 , J 01414, 0:„...., ..... ..... .03
149' : .01$ Jtib W 1068244.4.4.,:, . aro*
163 : , ^ Sill: , Job*Pasksie...44o......ur .06 , 111
446 ' . .0.. ' . pia1ia.,....... - .... Ulf
413 : A .:. :. , . Niire5..44;..4..a....•..4 44,98
Up, ~ ~..AT . TIM 011114•444; ..... 33;111
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1813 120' hoopla He150..„,.........., t , 11l SO •
US , ..... Lindsey Cemme, ',, 4....' 11
II ,
415 William 011bert.... ...... .....„ HI 40
107 Ilk Cale& 1mme............i. aim.a.d 11.24
207 • . 1 11 1 11....losatagnAptrimstle/,.... ...... Is jI4,
AU 101i../1535•41151t4.......Z........; • 55'14
046 - ` ~..• , 11480n47,0 5 / 1 »... : ' ..eilt a
z a Sisgailails.,:../...... PI 08
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296 ' ..4 ''Rath .111fott ...ay:a:4..118,26
890 ..... /tea*, ipjp..1..4: 1 11r..1! 96
415 -... enai1..Z.........V.,....ma 78
147 -... 3 2 4 11. 2•21......,:.../.....:tit...,, 0 4, 20
420 .048 ,Phillaillyers 211-33
$l5 • ' SinsecinNyOn ......... 111 245
420 041 -...
Valentine . 111yekt.....„:„....„ 19 86
420 028 Miohma ltyins..-,......../„. 17 14*
423 . 150 -Samuel 800t5.. .,..,......... 12 18
Or ..,..,. Hobert Anook - y.....7....,.. UXS
,415 ... Valentine . bilyera.l./....,..„.,. 39 $
411.., • _441m7i1 Sally ..... ............. 13 24
307 40 HobertAnnasly ' -33 011
216 153 • Ashburn, Whayton... - .......: 27 66
484- .... Men? Tallman • 4164
13416 193 Fish/min ,Wharton 27 66
415 ..... 'Richard Tanis ' 4.%-' l2 40
035_...- Henry Doting' - .., 03 20
'O2O "5.... A Hamilton m......,.:.- 01. 1 111
. HOWARD TOWNSHIP.'
217 - . Barak Isontaan 03 85
390 049 .1 8 Fund 12.43
050 ...t. White ill Ne5t1er0d5......... 03 10
214 • -... William Riimsey-iic....-.. '46 9b
504 053 /An Brad ' - II 80
416 -... Martha Hoare/ - ' 16 80 -
4§B - 080 Thomds Ilmee 4...... 06 90
243 047 Joseph Harris.,
___ 13 46
. LIIIRKTY TOWNSHIP.
420 ..... J NO, Packer -'l5 80
188 - -... 1:0 Irauss....-;.. ... . . .../.:-178 St •
200 ..... Assessed to elleoltdol 16 80
040 ...- Astound to (I Koehlet.i.... OS 16
108' ...... James Bammaa.. 08 20,
030 „,.. denoted to 8 Becbdol 07 11
050 ..... Thomas C PlllllOOl.. 03 74
06 6«•••
A Hamilton., ..- . -... 02 74
HALPIN/ON TOWNSHIP.
421 043 John Slag, 21 06
081 ...r: JHi Py1e5.„.L...... ......... _OB 41
332 ... Josiah Lamborn 27 96
- SPRING - TOWNSHIP.
257 ...,.. Catharine Robison' ~ 12 09
320 ...- &hems 80b1eme...........,„ 14 60
150 .... 'Retabael Robison...- ... rm. 07 $0
415 19$ -John MeCornning 21 49
419 010 John Johnston 21 79
400 - ..... John Wi150n....,20 80
080 ...- Jima.. Smith • 04 20
coo .... Thomas Johnson 02 SL
400 ...- Samuel Porbes Obi
MILES TOWNSHIP. •
425 ..... Henry Tolima '
.426 -... Elanniel Norton -
.426 -... Hanka:Williams 04.31
432 ..... 'William Brady .... . . ....1....- 04 81
324 -... Richard Parker • 04 80
331 ..„. vlereantali"Parker -- - "14.80
410 ..... Hannah Brady 09 81
401 .... Robert Gray 19 20
237, . ..... Thomas Grant 90 42
184 ..... Robert Brady ' 10 13
'l/0 ....•. Wm P Brady 06 33
1117 ....._ Thcimas Onist.. ~.. 02 71
460 ..... Ale teller Hunter 06 42
300 -4 Jeremiah Jkakson.„.... 22 '6l
126- .:... William 5tedman..:.......... 11l 46
181 - Robert 'Laggard , 111 49
400 003 Jamas Crothers 111 Sil
440 -... James Ilapbern 01 1t
200 .... Thomas Saab,...._ ~ 11l 37
300 ..... Aaron Levy OS 3t
SOO ...- 'William Parker 04 75
123 ...- John Dorsey ' Oa 7t
125 ---- 156676 - 11101312/3 - .7. - :W.;„:„. . 161-11.
gag . ... Willitins Parker-. 61 16
- WALKER TOWNSIIIP:
433 ...- Samuel Ilamiakman...
300 ..... David Reed
161 ..... John linux .. -.. ...
182 ..... Riabard Piardian.
175.... Robert Itehinaan..,
100 73 . 8 Benjamin Garisos ..
052 ..... 11 Py le: t yleo
U,N1024 WNSHIP.
318 .... David arse}..,:, - .... -87 71
050- ..... Issue Seely 0 0 14
040 ...t. Ades Kenos 04 02
386. .. Mary Xernsker ' I 3 31
193
433 William Baird ' If 83
433 163 Benjamin Bi rd
30 13
260 -- William Brook* 3 38
as
044 082 Thom , Burnside 66
052 000 W P Platier 02 44
068 000 Pmar Benson
__,‘„..,..... 01 lf
- sro vao Lidl4lCiiiakez 44 33
100' 000 James Vann ..... -.....„. ..... -HI 19
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