Jormiscioticaltchman
P. OKAY MIRK, EDITOR MID I . IIO.PIIETIIII.
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JOHN P. MITCHELL - AilsoclA , s Bourns
BELLEFORTK, PA.
FRIDAY MORNING, JA N. ii, Iso7
TSAI: per year wield paid le advance
1.6 e while eat. pled .4 adveine, and $3.0 0 while
met palA iNenre the ezplretieo of the year
The Abgjition Revolution.
One of the worst feapres of the rule
of fanaticism in this country is the utter
disregard shoWn by those high in aptlidr
ity for the Constitution and laws, and the
quiet acquiescence of the people_ Things
are being done daily in this country
which no King of England would have
dare! to sitetnpt since the fall of the
Stuarts. Old landmarks, whin were
• Axed by our fathers, to remain forever,
have been ruthlessly swept away, until
now, not one of the barriers which were
erected between the citizen nod arbitrary
power is left.. The Union which ame
formed to secure doutestic tiuhquitlit i 1
being made the iworument of intermina
ble discord; and Matures are being incor
porated into the Federal Government
which must render future pence and civ
il lawny impassible.
Amido,he clash of arms, and during
the progress of a gigantic civil war, there
WWI a shadow of excuse for the quiet
sulniiiaion of the people, and wo fixed
our hopes upon the time when pwision
should die out, and roaism--resmitie itr
sway lint the same fanatical gang
which, plunged us into war, and rendered
the strife so long and hluoay, by exciting
the passions and animosities in the differs'
ent sections, are now, delibetatcly work
ing out plaits which in t Inc% it ably de
,troy the worm lumens of oar fin hero. and
the people look on with indifference in
with applau.e. The speel hen of all the
leaders or the dominant pony admit
plainly that n ntdical iq in
progroos. and that when it is completed.
the dream+ of fanatiri.iii will be fully
realised if, he people were not sa ti,.fied
with the government our 1 . . n hers mat',
if they think that the Poic.titution and
Ilnion can be improved upon by the cor-
!apt and erlxv pmditicinin or ihr pr•cnt
day. it is well that a ie,olittion •hii.thl
work . ed It is the tindolibted right
of any people to change their forty of
govermant, whenevet they de-ire to do .
so, and hate the power, and if such is the
desire of the American people, the revo
lution now Lying is altogether
iirhper, if those engaged in it have the
power to carry it through. It is no mat
ter of surprise to us that those alto de
clared the old toust4t!isiti to he 11
"league with helraitif a cotenant with
death, — alto petitiotiel tongue-, for a
dissolution of the Union, and finally
plunged an into war, dosing to
change that which they alylkfitiiirfed
and despised. They are but uork mg out
what we always knew to be their pur
pose. lint tt 10 surpri,mg to us that a MA'
jorit) should permit a 11111.0rIty tO 11 otk
a radical revolution. and destroy the go v
ornur'eat Pier their heads. It surprises
us that a numerical majority, posse-sing
ninatometweutietlis elan the statesman
ship ju the country should stand supine
ly by and out a crazy ante bloody hii ati
Mout uprisit all the sacred instittittotts
which hare been levered foreent iesi;. -
oui,elves and. our IWI hi .
darkest days if liberty, it woo as
mach an the head of a British so% ereign
was worth to attempt to change the sys
tem pf taxation without luthority. It
seetn‘tharwe have inherited none ofthe
spirit of our Ettgli4 ancestors. With
them every step t iwarils freedom was
held at the nost,of , lite, and the naves of
deszyliisin coda never beat back the gal
lant men who were pressiog forward to
liberty No syren song could lull diet
into a deceitful ineurity. They were
ever watchful, and eser ready to risk
thew lives when then Constitution was
in danger. It was once thought that we
were a n ina provetuent upon the old stock ,
but we fear we have degenerated. It is
natural that the fanatical puritans should
seek to change the form of government
which it had been the cork of their live,
to undermine :nut destroy. But it i ,
also natural that the areas Dentovratte
element of the country should st an d u p
to the death for the m+tit•ttton. wti
anti the government we have ,o long de
feuded. If there is to be a revolution
worked, shall we fold ow Lail,l4 talci we
.t2a work go on, without let or protest,
' be6lllse we hare been gerr thit tolered out
of political power itt a few ts , tutes?
liberty loot dear to us, or our inheritance
in the government less worth detention:
because we are in a tainottry in some a
the States? We area rtst majmityiu
the whole Union, and if we I,ernitt a new
form of goveriitgent to be reared up upon
tho wreck of the old one, we dowel ve no
better fete than to live an we will be
permitted by our blood Lhinity foes.
The time may nut ba„lar distant when
it will become the duty of the Dentocra
cy to make a lass stand for our ancient
principles We arc thleat'ened with
measures which ought not to be borne,
and we scarcely believe that the Dela°,
rany will subnit without a struggle , and
if such a atrutigle-se otwo-comitieneed
this country, it is an end of the reign of
fan dicisni. We dislike discord and we
love peace , but bettor a short struggle
and a long period of peace and trauqbil
lity, than present peace and future dis
cord and slavery. Thosein power under
the forms of law utterly disregard all
law, and we, who are of power under
the forms of law, must interfere to pre:
serve the fundamental principles .upon
which all our laws are based.
—The Radical camp in iu an uproar.
The "Curtin" indrawn, and a rich axon
is prevented. "Cloven foot" treading.
is hot pursuit in the moccasin tracks of
the "Winnebago," !nd all in hot: huste
to the d—ir•by may,of the U. B. Senate,
Moe or four of the most notorious
moundrels, politial renegades. and nor
roptionista in Pennsylvania striving for
the highest position thei4lpste eon give,
and ono or thaotherelirtitO took,. Alas
for the old Keystone
—"ger Andy," reports lay, hui
given op the Senatorial coot*, and 'at
tends owning what ialkooco ha has or
the welt& hugger of Intimater for that
position. It trIS boa henry influence (?)
won't It? •
Newel Suffrage In the Dletrint
Will t'ne Abolition party have 'oho im
pudence to come before the people and
again deny that they are in favor of ne
gro suffrage ? The rank Iliad file of that
party ore undoubtedly opposed to tEtkend
iug the right dr suffrage to the blaeb
man: Bits what does their opposition
amount to while' hey continue to keep
in office men whoare openly in favor of
it, .4d who labor continually to bring it
about. The peewee of the bill by Von
gre..t., allowing negroes to vote in the
District of Columbia, should be convinc
ing to any man that the ltepieeentatiees
elected by the people are in favor of ne
gro suffrage. The veto' of this bill by'
President 4ohnson shows that he still
holds out rgainattbastortn which rages
against hjju Lim there. is proliablY a
sufficient majority in Congress who wor
ship ne utgro to pas it over his veto.
This action of Congress ought to bring
' the question too direct issue between the
Mongrels and the Democracy. With
thiS instance before them, the people
I cannot be deceived. f they continue to
support those who support this tneasare,
they avg co - initiated to negro suffrage all
over the country While Congress has
the nntloubted right to legislate for the
Ihstrict., - wei certainly cannot honorably
ask our fellow-citizens there to note with
the negro, and thus acknowledge hint an
equal, if we are unwilling to do the same
ourselves. While it must be admitted
that Congress has the legislative control
of the ,District of Colombia, it is certain-
Irintended by the Constitution that the
best interests of the people shall he con
sulted in all laws which are passed. ' If
it is hest that the negm shall vote in the
District of Columbia, it is best that he
shall vote in Penns:theme, and every
where else .Ind it is the intention of
thot-e who passed the bill that lie shall
vote in every State of the Union, if it is
ui their power to brine that result about.
Ev , o3 paper in the land iibich supported
in the late eleetion contest
i• lauding to die •kiestito men whilst.,
ed this bill and it is regaidvid by them
all a+ the dawn or that " moral and po
litical n,llenium - so long foreseen by the
1 sages of Abolitionism. The CeJitml
of our own counts, wllle , ll no indignantly
denied that negro suffrage was a plank
tho Radical platfoi to. now kitties out
in its true soliut, and eLprem . !spost
at this tri 1111 l ph. of
"manhood suffi age "
Th e p e ople cannot lie ilegei, oil spy
longer, nudes, they wish to be ery
I Radical and every Radi sl paper in the
load is plainly slid openly conimitted to
negro suffrage and negro equality in its
widest •rime We trust now, that we
may for once hate a square r-ue -w ith
the oppositioh We have no particular
objection to then love for the negro, and
only ask that they will continue befonil
the people in their true colors, and let us
deter tune the question once for all. The
people of this count] ySt certa i nly riot
.at Holley Minded and selfish as to di...it°,
to .tore,, , upon a portion of our people 1
measure which !her would not bear theta- ,
selves. It is contiary to t very principle
f jut e that Com!! e elected by. a
con ueney who lime nudireet interest
iriffntegishition conifidling the Di-ti let,
Yholl lot cc law, upon its penplts which we
refte•e 10 adopt f or .. 01.1rJelVel, and it
et eked) tilt teteett:ol ut the Itatiteltht
to um►e•t ht. bill it precedent for the pats'
age 01 titular lift throughout the whole
cope
Democracy Vindicated,i
The New York 7mica, in a long article
"deploting thlt fact lit a majority of the
Supreme OA of the ° l:yited States tire
true to thei• official oaths, and to the an.
mitt prince plc• of the Republic, remarks
that a laty derision of that Court will
enable the Deinociacy to triumph in a
position unflinchingly held by them
throughout the war.
This thviiittratseems to regard as a
most deplorableseate of thlngs,and prays
for the death of President Johnson and
of the teterans of tile SUplewe Court in
order that_fanaticism may hold /sway in
the last hope of our Republic. With
the Supreme Court and the:. Piesident
holding the same positions on great
questions which the Democratic party
has always maintained. we begin to see
a glimnim of light the ough the surround
ing darkness, , and we pray Heaven that
the honored lives if those men who have
interpo-ed the authority of the highest
tiina in the land between Ha Realism
and its intended t lettme. may Le spared
until the store is in-sed Citizens of
the Crated Stater can no 'angel be tried
Militery Comte without adirectsio-
Luwu
of late, a n d tins devisian . bratids as
murderei • t hose sits were concur tied iu
such nial• in the past No woodei that
thy Radicals ate alarmed. They have
found a lion in their putt., and when they
strive to retreat from their•positions,
therwill find an outraged and indignant
people to thrust theta into the pit they
Rate Jugged for others We doubt not
that every impoitatit position assumed
by the Democtatic party would be'vindi
timed tf hi ought befoie the limper tri
bunal.
The Tune will Change
There are about one down of mongrel
papers throughout the State that are
just now telling inure truth about Stwotr
CAMYRON than we supposed them capa
ble of telling about any oue. They have
becii in the "ring" for yearn 'ad know
alt of Simon's villenics, Ifit we bad an
idea that the "honor" . that 'is among
thieves would cause them to hold their
tongues. Yet it seems they are deter
mined to "peach" on him. Itain't nice
for fellows to "go bask on their friends"
ip the manner these chaps are, and it
certainly is not very •'eharp" in them
when they know they will have to take
back all they say of him in less than two
weeks. For Simon will be Senator.irand ,
no dog ever lickehrease from a cook's
fingers, with more griied,Vion will these
Stevens Mid Curtain "Yununi4s" lick
up the little ennui* that fall from his
official heads if peimitted. They may
bark nOW;tUrWheu he-haeleoted the tune
will oheogo to a whine, just for the least
avor.
—flare was a period in history
when the three principle onus against
whisk the ohurch asked the proteetion
of neeiree were the "Devil, are Turk
avid the Comet." The' prayer of the
7,, lads is SO* offered ihr the destruc
tion tortheee cilia tetanal magnitude to
them, to wit: dm Supremo) Court, the
Constitution and the Prosidept,
Thb 'Crisis 0 timing
The events of the muting week will, no
doubt, be ladened with greater good, or
svelter evil, to wb at is left dale Amor
lean Republic, thro any that have trans
pined in the mule length of' time for
years and veer,. The impeachment of '
the President i.s determined upon by the
Mongrels. 'r hat ha peach went will come
from a Ron se of Representatives, that
excludes fro in its deliberations—no, not
deliberatior is, butwrtingles -the represen
tatiies oft en of tric States that form the
GoVbrond pt. The question is whether
President JOIINSON will recoiiirtil
an act b y such a body, or whether — h
will take steps to carry i.ut g aiti wishes of,
the iv iimile by deposing this so Ailed
Cung As, in place of allitwing himself to
be deposed If lie ha:rale pluck many
Aix a hint the credit of pos.sesiong, lie
wild disregard the writ =cried Litton him
by that body. Potigress win that al
to rapt to enforce it, and the President
will call upon the army and navy to sus
tain him. Tbeh will come the ciisis—
the crisis that mill tithe' enthrone a mon
grel monarchy and blot from esktence
its advocates/Iml supporters, or will las.
tep upon the people a blacker despotism
then any thatlies ever covered the down
trodden 'Read European Autocracies.
If the President has courage, abolition
ism will go down, and with it will be en
tombed the infamous and revolting here
sies that have cost so much money and
`so many lives, and divided and distract
ed the country so lung. 1r lie has not,
lie will go down and be buried amid the
reproach his cowardice n-ill merit. •
If the President stands by the people,
it will be lh duty of the people to stand
by the President. To assist him to throt
tle the Power that would male them serfs
arid vasals, and to go into the war with
a determination not to stop mail the last
fanatic had expired on the altar he as
sisted to build, upon which to saeriFice
the lll:wines ofthe peopli. Courage and
‘igthinee nowt be the waleh- is ' Let
the masses prepare and wait I
Curtin's Bid for the Senate,
We publish on the first page of the
WATrit SIAS, ro-day, a Ind for the United
States Senate in the shape of a Gavel n
or's Message It is the first time. in out
recolleetion. that a e bate Awls seen a
Rose] nor's 3te-sage that had more to
say about niatter• that pertain ev'clusne•
'YAM ( the General memo, and to
tho goViwinociit mho State, than (il
the State to which the a t nei belonged
It is a pitiful dai for time mood old Com
motia calth mita w hem her
Gubernational chair is occupied by a
man who Copies so clowly after the puri
tans of N'etv Englund, that he must 21111 d
every body ekes busine , s,f„ before lit.
thinks of his own. And yet this dispo
sition to intermeddle in affairs that do
not pertain to Imo, is a recommendation
in the ey Co orthe fanatics who will choose
th 6 next Representative from Peinisvl
sania to the United States Senate. TN
it to IM wondered at ticgmli when we
iceollect that the masses of our people
went crazy over the sappgsed wt mugs of
the negru, and carved on a war fury ears
for the pogrom of aught ing them . and
left the wrone that were being inflicted
upon themselves byrtfionoholi . es and cor
porations to be righted as best they
could Read Vie "message" an then,
tell us if Andy Curtin, with hi. in
radicalism, reflects any (Tull on the
State that has honored him or tile coun
ty that boasts of bin) as being "Our
Andy."
TUN CLINTON DEMOCILIT —An noticed
in his valedictory last week, our late
associate, Jog. W. Fran', In,enniretion
with W. P. Ftnyv Etui , lute of the
Rockford (III.) Pfau, has taken charge
of the Mama Demaerai. Our fiiend
ONTO, publisher of that paper during
the pant year, retiring to the shades pi a
more private life, with well earned lau
rels, and the reputation as a newspaper
man, that many in the business might
covet' Joe and WILL, will give the
gallant democracy of little Clinton:all, e
paper We know them, and we know
that they base the ability to make one
of the bent papers in the State, and the
issue dint we have now heToie us. tell
plainly that they intend doing w They
are Denineratssa the right some— and
deserve all the support, that de.erving
wen should have h'e hope to sec t hem
nuereed beyond their mo•t sanguine
peetution4.
—lt is a curious tact that the opin
ion of the Supreme Court, declaring trial
by Military Courts to ho uncon,titutional,
ea., delivered by Judge Davis, an ap
pointee of Mr Lincoln, Ili, warm per
sonal friend and his executor Tim*:
who desounee this opinion ro bittetly.
and the members of the Court who con
curred in it, htill pretend the greatest
veneration for their "niartyred Presi
dent." Thoy huge a strange way of
showing their respect.
• liPßov►.D —The Lewistown Democrat
came to ur last week considerably enlarg
ed. and its appearance improved with a
new dress. It is %super thatdeserves
the hearty support of the Mifflin enmity
Democracy, and we hope its publisher.,
will have no cause, to regret the expense
they have been at, in so much improv
ing ita appearance.
—Abolitionism taught the people
that the negroes were dying for freedom.
Experience in teaching tpt that they die
:from the pollee/Won of it.
Tits Eitamtwas or '•Fassnon
friend, (and a decider Republican.) who
fought through the woo, and who is now
trying torunlyplantation down In Dome,"
coingLainen of the "uncertainty of procuring
labile 2 lltat he bad "aired seven &Reim
gangs since he took the plantation. and
could not inducepny of them to remain loop'
that the last ones he "agreed to pay in igi
vante; week to week, no long as they 'Mild
remain—which was ersioily six days. and
the last he sear of them. they were numb
ing (Indian file) down rhe• road. singing,
••We'll hang Jeff Davis on' a sour apple
tree," In the full enjoyment of "life, later%
t and pursuit of happiness." We imagine
the feelings of our Eteputtliosu Mona. as he
leaned over the palings. and ow hie noble
friefuls, "on their winding any," to have
bees aide to those of ?Manch e when the
obildren of toreol"took to the mter,"—.and
we joie{ regrAlikA. AL this moment, coy 040
whose faith in • negro equality" deserved o
more sonAsslng oholilf limn his. If. is
sow lenkineftw Novelesen - white laborers,
isatislieti that "the fowsilman" will not
be remdttp go to work. dnflpg the present
12100
Th 6 Ul.siuri Freeman, n newspaperrub-
Unhed gichtnond, thy county, Itnek!sen
destroyed by Fletcher'e !Witt*. I ott.
&nen Wltt the pubholtion py Ibs follfeing,
and Avery honest mon In illsiontri nnallt be
equtilty guilty by cbdorsnig it..
..In some coot - site, the eltei ton of the (hurl
tool condhlotes to to be contested The
Supreme Court of the United Stem. ids
decided the Humour' cunstitututolti toil
on, hto be unvinsititalonal, This deoleloth
elfeet Inure or lute. these contests. end
liiere to no ttotilit but what Fletcher intend.
these thirtyamor oontpottiesisto be ,used to
Intimidate iho courts. on well motile people.
auS to Tesubt the execution of Federal au
thority wherever 11 tiny Interfere with the
&ewe of itotbealmm It the Sedicats will
hove war.e know of no .more 'epeetly
toes nn itiougurettng it `The time !Me
come when the onlylntng dint writ pfevety
o it cloth war. is life armed interven
tnntn of the Ftnierfil government i r k. iv
not afforded th tno•L need pr deet thent
,tee,, B u t we ullt k ve good reonon to holier.
, hot within ten tiny" front doe time. 'Oen
noticork will lobe such meaeuree es will
flint rifeetunily e,ptrlch Coroz . or Fletcher
en.l ht. proclamation. nod leave the people
fire front the pt enener of no armed milli.,
ni•K‘ell r It unmans —The well
informed correvontlent of the Cmoinnalit
Comhercial give• rt onnvernnl ion with Thad.
In regord to the tinpenclitorot of line Prowl
drott, clo-iog in tioilOWß :
••Finally Thad was asked what would be
done about it
, lle knew h . epould carry the
House on 1116 subject, a majority being bnly
required, but be wet in doubt•about
.Lbes
Senate, and there woad be no movement
made until the Senate could he counted
on This, after at„misy be said to be the
precise elates of impenchment question—•
question winch looks more serious Inning
01101 It lin. looked at any Gine yet, and
which, I think. will be premed lunch too fat
for tine general wolf before the close of the
erasion Repeated conversation. have led
me to Olin coneltgion -That Andrew John
eon would hair tern turned out of law office he
l'aor the first of Jatettarg If it Ile, not for the
the rrstra to tog "floor:eye trloch ropttoltrts mat
ricotta exert ver sorb annfler. Capital to
nail arid conservative •Iwaya. 44•1 never
knit just now, when AM f;areb
awl rightly i that to impeach Johnson
annul he in viol tconfidence or money
king• ribeininl to le lability of the Govern
meat and 10 111/11 it the value 4,1 Amertc.in
•ectirit len on bail, solt sof ills Silos. is If
Hour wt•ro 110 Fl.re !wen i I , lere 1.0110.1 be
no l ndrevr .101.11..111 al (lie IPlnlr JlOllllll
turns is Item, TI ACti ceril t I ~, /17..1 if
J duet bit eve it lie 14 not posted
Ttis soNI 1.11:141.1“ 1114 or MM. Y.
I %NI , —The Baltimore eny. • The
Legmlattire al olie Slate nave eaot•eneil at
%on tpoltsl.lll..ollly tole within tine years
tom I t , botto Ode to ototet I with soy alien
id nth. tit it
. AL elorneti.eil the [merle of
NI I 111 end Et. .IUIII. 18111 we hive
rot, 1 And eased anti itintiltell It) Ilia tvaent•
of an 1110Igintic it n minority. who were in
et 111, „..„,. pewit tty the 11113 -
WWI. of the ft'. T 4 (10,P1 . 111111.111 .N.l 11 1..
I pre... Leg I.lnture ben been elected
' t ind e r the /n.. 1111011 or 0111•1111111‘111 d
I.“.• which 11.11 ine4lne len+ of thounentiv
of the lieat init./in of Ihn their who tinder
Lien riefiniatoint ni gnvernment which
It tilr toed liere or neventy yeitro. ere
oleo') etnititni rit error the elective
fi Wit ohm., gh the Legisin titre
Ili •l meet. to day 1., In .time to/Tetra. the
et vain, of firer it. I fr mil the pi inciplem
of-one nme.hunorrd insilnlloll% h•Te PO
Ili I eannerteil thentnelven iliet we hew. a
ronena g inle ellp•Clilla..l that through it the
11 , 4114 . ” , 0r t 1 e nt .j.. 1 Ity Wilfllll 4 lke it•elf effec
tively !tenni . Very many of the members
of bath 111111. e. are gentlemen of high char
aster end of great poitt,cal esporte oe and
the or pro y the Lnti,hnurr iftwpfelfion
ably now et Vl'olo'lll4 lien 1 . 1'01111g., COIIVIC
-4,14 eleven! of at lennl .vin or eight
tenths of lire people of the `Annie
—Er (1.0•1.1kOr St.)111011r, of Nelatirk.lB
not o nly oppomol to the ant tolotent, hot he
spoke on the empire!, at the Cooper lomi
Imo Hero to one out root from lute Speech
hove more to four front the South if
it accepts the doctrine of subjugation
we ever tint 111, fear from their .hrtaled re
bel! , we 0011 11111 enslaver them without
enslnvetug ovreelvea we cannot knee •
gaverttlnetst whose Northern face cloth settle
devotion to the popular will, and whose
Southern /tepee! Omit frown contempt, deg
lire, and hate 10 the people of the eleven
Staten The Sunlit lots comparatively lit
the to fear front totvgoverninant, Ile lend.
have 1,0011 told IVA 1 , 11: ue system of labor
broken opt soe homes impo•enaled; and on
fatnthe ikon.] by the sword It has seen
and fetl the wor-tt It eon Lode HBllOlO
It no not wine or sale" 10 trample upon
those who berg en.ry 41... iterate courage
held then- gm...el nintont the millsons we
seat to the held.nntl the thousands of
hons of iresourenent in the contest
t)er'v Ante s In Altnntme in 110 W
ready for deltvery mum, by dritaglets
everywhere; to tal who cell for it Among
the probleinv 01 high timeline which the
Donlor prenetttn m n, 14 the OtritiTTE "kW
t moo 11011 the him ton of the tides tapoeits
sorf tee, rotxrdc the etn lie reVolut(1111 mpon
tin nal, or holds hock wrothforce of
G,10....11, 0 1 1 4 or borne power !fence It It
Cnn) 10 el, I lon WIIIIOIII MOMe counter force,
illy klub° mo4l rotate /dower nod elower,
I I Inc reyoltition• wholly ovine Then
alt It pet per ill night on one side. and n de
gree of 00111 fur below any now lolown, we
poul.l knee 1 , 11 sloe, other lErveni heal '
from Which would melt iLe rock,
and make lie moulualu. run water
But we 'peed feel no harm lie Ant. a
c..." 1 I.r poise which ncx, ly bsinnei siibis
rut tllee, 1111 d 111:1 1.111.4111, subsintli 013,
ilie pr Itt 11101111111 P COW!, iIOII. tlnoogh
get upon !ogee yet to come.
New abbctioments3
II NCI,: TO MA kti MONEY
An cuterpr.n man With n catittol of
*21)4)0. can lean. of 11 sale pleee Ti ?meet it, in •
biio int,. that Will pay 20 per cent. on the
i.apitol int liete.l,ll3 nirdretiving
L M K ELL.
Belh (mu, Ps
MEE
czTo LEN.
I_7 About tw.i week, axii it min represent
mg hinatelf to be Henry Lee, hired from the
ruherrilier n bay .lore, blind f the left eye , 7
,'tare old, a Sleigh, with blue body Bud brown
Alone. !nun who h time he boa not been beard
fro& A reward of twenty dollar. will he paid
,fur the return of the property.
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Jan. 11. 1867
D ISSOLUTION.
Nonce is he-eby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the name of
Irwin it C.., bas this day beim dispilved
by limitation The books and accounts ere ip
the bands of J 0 Irwin d J D
settlement; all Penmen indebted to .al 6 - rm
either by note or book account, are requested to
call •od settle.
J. 0 IRWIN
RAWL GILLILAND
IBA AC KA UP,
J. D. RANK IN,
The onderrigned will continue the tunic...
or manufacturing good. at the Oak flail Wool
en NI anufachoty, under the grin of Irwin et
Itonl.in. •
J.SI. IRWIN,
12 Y 4L J , D. RANKIN.
NEW BOOT & ESTA BLlSH
mtsvr.
Having opened up chop on Spring alma, a
few doors ahoy. the Illsbop street cruising, the
eubseriber very politely incites his old friends
awCthe publte Ili, to give !um 4.11,
re lereonfident that he eau St eny In
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BOOTS, SHOES OR OAITORS
Haring bid year. at a foreman
In one of e twat manufacturing eatabnah
merit& in the country, be feels asfein giving
• guarantee Jur all work done
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
done on A. Aortal notice, and on the most
reammtoblo term..
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FllO cONSUMERS OF FLOUR t FRED.
-L Ordon Ildt Pt th. waren:mai in the rear
of Rarer shire, for floqr or feed, will Itaprompt
cy attended tort end the good. delivered free of
harm. by the Lova Mills wagon,on Twasdays
and Friday. to citizens of tbe borotigb. As we
bore for year. toren dealing la
FLOIIELFERO A GRAIN OP ALL giNOI3
we foal that las en guarpates satisfaction to
sit wins may faros as with their paPhh.lM.
Qptomi from • distrusts promptly OLIO, ,
*Wont* ;ay '1174, BU a• CO.
Nei abbertforimito
SI :RIFF'S
.1.17 R
ef olf
.
sued oa n daps t
Court bf C — be ten e. /ft,
try eounad to ettit
t i t:A . lle , o rr
January. A. D.. ISOM al I o'clock, r m., of said
day.dhe following reel ertrite. to wit
All the right, title and Interest of IL P.
Strawes, on and to a certain house and lot, W
eals in /lublenburg. Walker township. Centre
malty. bounded and described as fAlows, to
init. on the oast Oy lot of John Dewing ; on oh.
walk by lands of 'Anthony C ;on tho.
emit by lot on which la erected • public Schub!
Moore; and on the north by public, road leads
ing from , Bellefonte lo Lock Hat en through
If uhler.burg. tb•noa.sszt•mi • UrVilor, Maas
and frame,etable, eindainargAlt_suest a igurth
of an sore
Seised,taken In execution aril to be etild a
the property o' n, P. rArnwes .
Moo A frame barn. situate in the township
A i. Boggs an said county. containtn2 , front
liftv feet and tb 413 feet in depth, and the tract
or parcel ofland on which the same frame barn
elandslnn said tract of land being hounded by
lands or eorg• Walker. Jacob Walker and ot b.
ere o n Wrillares Run, tho Bellefonte and Snow
Shoe Railroad running through cool tract, con
taining zloty acre., more or less.
Seized, taken to ea/mutton and to be sold as
the properly of Paul tinker
Also A certain lot of ground. situate In the
borough of Bellefonte, said county, bounded and
deecrabed AS 10111,1911, to wit • on the east by lot
of Daniel Derr: on the south by High latent ;
on the west by lot of Jame. Pruner; and on the
north by an alley, contenting one Bout!" of an
sere, More or leas, thereon erected a two . story
tram? house.
Seised, taken In elocution and to be sold as
the property of Charles John....
A certain inesenage, tenent'ent end
tract of land, Oda to In Ferguson township. paid
rnouty, houndadi and described as follows, to
wit: on the seuth by land, of David Reed . ; on
the west by I mil. of Mr Archy , on the net
by lands of I,Za•id Eakly ; and en the nosh by•
labile of R.n Dare, containing fit • acres, more
oe leap, thereon erecled a log house and stable,
and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold me
the property of, Mary Allen. Harry C Allan and
Dachl B. Allen.
Also All the right, Idle and intereet of Der-
Rohle, in and to the following described real
estate. to wit . a centin tract of land. situate in
Penn township, Centre ' , uity, hounded on the
north by lambi of William Eiecolnith • on the
rest by londe of George Swineforil ; on the east
by linunproied bind, and on tho south by lands
of Albert Strineford. containing three hundred
and twenty fire acres. more or lees , thereon
erected a log dwelling house. inn mill and tith
er building.
A 1... All the right tit and intetest .if Dor.
id Rhule, in nod to one other b.t of gc t mad, ed
unto neer II ilheon. m Penn torrnolgp. Centre
inljoin.nw, land wf Michael Dephart nod
otherii, continuing oboe fourth of on acre more
or leen. thereon erected a loosen •nel other bu ild
now onenpieil by Joseph Contner.
Selena taken In exe.•ntion and to he Bold as
the property of 11) A Mble.
Alen: All the right, title and intere•t of
Th nn Tunis. in and ton cerlein messunge,
tea ement end tract of land situate in the town
ship of Miles. count, of Centre, and State of
Pennsylt ante. bouhileal and dsseribed as 6d
lows to wit • eneing at a Tll,ll pane on the
mnme
woilhwest corner ol the tree) herein mentiamed:
111, non by land warned by John Jones north
degrees east 120 perches toe Orli pine: thence
by land dawned by Derr . snal Stab) north 79
degrees east 107 perches to etaines; thncle by
sou tt 81 degrees east 48 pet:thee to stones,
Them e try land of I' Miller Rota, 7,ilegreas went
1211 perches to stones, thtnee by land claimed
by lloel.•Nller north SI degrees wan MI perch
es to theme by roloe south 79 degrees
stet 107 per, hes to the Ware of beginning. con
temning one hundred and twenty revert acres.
more or less, bring the we•trrn part /if a cerLiyie
tract of loud known no the Will:not Wagner im
provement. thereon nested a 110.0, hint and
other amtlaniltlings.
Seised, taken in execution and to be said ,
the property of Thomas Tunic
Aho • The following tracts of limit. situate In
Gregg town.ltip. Centre enunt •, Pettiest., bound •
ad on I !Imo flied es billow. • the tint thereof
Iteumn mg at atone, told comer Spruce Stump.)
thence along a trait k f lend • f Peter Wilson and
Chaffee }leer), former!, henry Rimier north
degrees emit 117 perches to it spruee stump,
thence along I tel of Jatokli Breon coot 59 de
green wept 1001 perches to +lnn.. thence alone
lend reamed to Stephen Healy by Willi/nil
Unite north 76/ degrees test 4/ perches to
tones. them a along MM. south south 501 de
grees west 11 perches to loon.. along mule muth
301 degree!! rent 2/ perches to 'tones , theme
along lambi of the ben. of Jar di Cain, dm
moth 4111 degree* wept 181 perebes to atones;
cheers along lend kkf the bairn of Juba Harter,
dee'd north 261 degree. wept 47 perches to a
dead pine; thence along lends of the helm of
Damil Duhcan, heed in.rth 70/ degrees east
231 perches to stones thence along tackle of
the next described tract south 21 degrees emit
:14/ perches to the piece of beginning, roots.).
mg thirteen scree and 115 perchesn eat mess
ore, thereon erected a house, barn and other
The other thereof beginninF tit a stone (old
corner spruce stump.) 'thence along the abbve
desertbed tract north 70 degrees west 40 perches
to stones (new comer ) thence along lends of
Peter Wilton north 22 degrees west IS porches
to • stone theme along 141141 of John Colton
mutt] 70 degree. went 40 porches to stones near
public road, thence along the abate decorated
tract ..nth 22 degrees east IS pert he. to the
pline of beginning, containing 41 a, rep of lend
neat measure, thereon creeted o dwelling house
I and barn, with the improvements and appor
tennnem.
Seiset{, tokon an execution nod to he sold me
the property of George C. Ilroon
Shelf'. (1111c6 ) I) Z KLIN),•
hell ton te, Jnn. 7, '67 j Sheriff
pARmEHS 311ITUAL FIRE INSU
I.` RANCE COMPANY of CEN rap; co
The annual election for tweite directors of
this Company. will be held at ate house of John
Spangler, Centre Hall, on Monday the 14th day
"(January. between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2
p tll The annual statements will be yresented
and other inportant business transacted, a gen
end Attendance of members is requested.
Miro t
S. :sit/11r ?lON tI , DUCII AN AN.
12-1-2 Secretary President.
REG IsTEits Nouelis
'I be following atteounti base town ez
peseed by we and r•roadilbillnd of
re. ord to (hit offloe Fir the wrpection of heir,
fernier',, credit in. 41111 all others in nor wY
inter...rod end will be presented to Ilion orphen e s
~„o il of (o,piusp• lint)
,to br held nt
ler allowen• r espl coati rmallon iw Wednerds),
the .111111 of .January. A. I/ 1887.
I The n• mint of Davol 1/ lleiss, gioenl inn
of rebols E:dtoser, loin", child of Pavel Rebel,
Inle of Centre counts deceased ,
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2 2be mo.idiett John Gordan, guardian of
Aforgaret Itrfl. minor fleorge Belli lutes
of Centro county deceased,
3 The sag ouut of Jolla (feigner. guardian of
Nancy C Bell, minor 430.1 of George Bell Into
of Centro county deceased.
4 The at count of Jahn Stalker, Ileefl, guar
than of Juntas N. Doll minor ihil l ul ()cargo
Dell, tote of Centre county deeeased, as Sled bl
hie atlmin 'Unarm Martha Stalker.
5 The aceauito Of John Stalker dud , guar
dian of Martha A. Bell, mite r child of Meargs
Bell late of Centre county deceased, an Bled by
his admintstratros It artha Stalker
6 The account of John Stalker deed., guar
dian of Elisabeth Dolmen minor child of David
R. (aleen late of Fergueon Township, deceased,
as tiled by his adtainietratrig:Martha Stalker.
7 The at count. of Jobe Stalker tleo'd . guar
tan of Jneeph It Dolmen miner child of Duval
t o as t Fergueoo township fereared,
as Bled by bis adunal rrrrrr 31a - tbk Stalker
• S The at count of Jahn Stalker deOla Rue
ditto ofJobn liabeen minor child of David R
Daces late of Ferguson townehip, dammed, as
Sled by hie administratrig Martha Stalker.
9 The account of John Stalker deed., guar
dian of James Oahe. minor child of Dar Id R.
Dolmen late of Felt... township, decessed, u
Sled by his admintratris Martha Stalker.
II The account of E.: A Clemson admlnit
trator. o restate of Jelin A. Cambel I, late of In
diem deceased.
11 The account of JOU, L. Test exemator, of
the last fill and boatsmen t ofJalin W Whsrmby,
late ofThlliptiborg borough deceased.
12 Thesaurs& of Frame's Jordon guardian,
of Samuel P. blondes minor child of !Martha
Shasiel late of Centre snooty deceased.
13 The oceans' of Benjamin Coil exeeutor, o
to of George Ciarberiabt lam of Benner town.
skip deceased.
14 The account of Gideon boniblaser dee '4.,
guardian of John If. Beck and Chorine &. Book,
miner ihildron of Bison Beek, late of Welke
townahipo deceased, as fled by Irisanimators
Jock Durnblaaer apd William 11. Dorn%ler.
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lb The atoont of *iris timothy admin Imre
iris of dm, of John Grimily late of Mile. town
ship deceased
16 The /nal aeotiont of Jobe Breit, Henry
Kreps end Mary Ann Roomy, administrators of
ite. of Hostilul•lfeeotl. 1 1410. of .K41,111.41.0a town
ship deceased. t.
If The mamma of Ribenspottlteerurds admin.
ignitor of d. 0., of William M. N• 1 17... lota of
Worth towpobto deceased.
II The ecoolust of 'Michael Ilqwersand Jobob
Dowers, eawtyto of &0., of Lions, Mowers late
P, Hoboes toirsdisseteeed.
19 The account of Hersh 8. Rou end Job.
of Ross administrators of ite., of Robert Hoer,
late of Orem famish's. deceased.
R4st , tori 9104.4.
4/411sfolds, Jan ll7 4. "1141 14: 1 . I ttio . r,
.
Nebi abbuttoemento
A NNU !'I3T.IitEMENT.
ea ' l4;the and Meehan a
c.l7Pai b o
te . o ton li no. u rs urg,
1 • provbeinue :Pamir
Chattel; the Chilean.. present the following
statement of the Culgt4MW7 riare it 0, 1101ni.. 11 .°
mid its transaction. during the year.
Amity bill. terminably being pre
mium moms and payable by
member" for iwurance made du
ring the year .... .............
Percentage paid on same.. ......
Amount outstanding and due
• flrom agents • t 104,24
Thus' making the total available
assett.a of Abe Company deriag
the year gi33107 . ,25
Prom which deduct cum
pensatioe of Directors'. 50,23
Office rent . 10.00
Outcry. of Trea5urer........._20,00
O levy of Secretary. 30 00
Writing Policies ........... 22.75
...... ........ ..... vs,ao
Paid J..= liarbrich for
lose by fire 0.33
Ineidental expanse. inclo
ding otatmeory stamp's
Postage do during the
Thus making the grand unite du
: Ping the year
To which ads prettitum
notes 'taken in previous
years and in force thts day 23424.37
Aleo 414.1. m Treasury . 675,69
Making the grand total of assette
of the Company mince organte•
tie amt t, 937310,75
Amt of ride/ taken during
the Sear 12.5753,35
Ain't et ricks tnken previ
ous to Dec 26 1965 end
in forme thi. day ..... 16041169
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ring the year. . 88
No. of policies heretofore
reported ..... 289
No, of policies issued since
organisation . 387
No of policies surrendered
• niid opproved. 81
No, of pshmes lorce this
day .......... . . 308"
Losses during they ear 8,33
Petite liabilities . . ....none
An election woe held at the same time end piece
fur to sleet board of directors for the ensuing
year, elicit after sliming the polls and rounding
the vides, the buttoning persons hot mg receive.'
the highest number of rules were dilly alerted
fur the ensuing yent.
Copt llehey Dopp, 'Wm. 11. Fearion,
Ilenr, Beck, A C. Henry,
henry Ewen, john Miller, sr
John Ihiss , eu •., ttr Semuel deism,
AI, 71 Itockey; Jacob Nicker,
ItlieheJl Gm% e, lobo Ilurbro Ii
When their met and organised by elsrinut II
Beek, President; II Mrtiwen, Vire President
A. C. (Isar), Sol retury ; stud John dldleq Trait
surer On motion siiiplirned.
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A. r lIEARY, II RY BECK,
Sesrelnty 12-1-3 t President
rlOlllll 1' 110('
lJ W heron, the lion Samuel Linn, preni
dent Judge of the court or common pleas in the
25th judicial dent. t, contorting of the i.ounties
of Centre. Clet.rflt Id end Clint..., and the lion.
onside. John llortertnan end William Allison,
jr,. cup , associate Judi. ut Ceutre count)
1/111.111K 14ntieli their precept, t toe direCled, for
holding n court of over and rertniner and gener
al Ja I dohs cry at Ilellefonte, for the county of
Cr litre, nod etosontence on the fourth Mond y
of Jon 1•va;, being the Vlth do, of the month
end to continue two Peeks.
No,tlee it therefore hercioj gin on to the Coro
ner Jest. es of the Peace. and Coot”table• of the
emit count• off Cetilre, that they be then and
there to tite:r proper performs et 2 o'clock In the
afternoon of Rani dozy, with their records. inqui
enjoin., cznioinsitions, and. other remenibreneen,
to do those th mp which to their care. sipper
lain to be tool, and those who are bound la re
cognizance to prosecute flintiest thiperconz thul
are or shall he in the jail ci Centre county, be
then oral there to prosecute againet theta as
shall ho pct.
(lien mulct toy bond at Uniternnin time lot
den of January, A D., one thoosand eight till,
deed and -Uzi) , seven aml the timely-first year
01 the independence of the United Plates
Z KLINE,
Men,'
Shoran.
Jtliocelanico
IiELLEFONTE PLAINING MILL
The undersigned are now prepared to manu
facture suit furnmh. on appliration at. their
Planting Mill in Ilutletonta, Centre mutely. ,
- -Shutters,
,Flooring,
Haab
Lours 811
,6
Mouldinge,
Brackets, c £0
Scroll .awing of all descriptions, and brackets
or all sines and pattern. made bt order.
LIECKLEI"S PATENT LUMIIER DRYER.
We Lai° tionneried the Mill ' Ituckle3's
Paten: Lumber lir3er," whieli to super-heated
stems( without pressure, will reaseu lumber is
fruin
TWO TO FOUR DAYS,
❑wing tested thni Patent by actual experiment
we are cure that it to the belt prateu of aeaeon
log lumber now in ace
All our work will he manufactured from
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Orders for drying lumber delloared at the
mill will be finest at reasonable prices.
Pledging enmities to till all, orders with
promptness, and to the satisfaction °tour pat
runs we ask all palatine requir ng work in our
lion of business to quo um a cull before coatrao
tmg elsewhere
VALENTINE. IfLANTIiqD &CO
Bellefonte, Deo 21'66 ly
SIMPLE, DI`ItAT/LE. PIYMPACT AND
CHEAP
The CHLERRATED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY MACHINE is now presented to lb.
public with all the lan pent repents that can well
ho entelaineal in a Pawing Machine It is ac
knowledged by the bent Judges. to eland entirely
üboce olnd tryos4d any cheep Methane ow prte
Allred I.efoace
It will sew en, thing that enn he sewed on any
high !kneed hlat hum In the mswd. pat RP nicely
Mei pelt 101 raps , lly It null sew f out Stems
Muslin up to Beat cr Cloth. ut the rate of 1200
stitches per minute.
A old with cue hand can urn At more success
fully than Pile could ordinary Marhmes with
two Minds.
The .Iborha. *roll Motel,. Bro. Fell. Turk.
(Peon, lir sill Enebrut, ou a moat
•1711 . 1 mr 1111/11/11,
SCALE OF P.' ICER.
Machines. moat elegantly 1111.4.1 with gold
teal—Landreapee, Flowere, tf.e., warranted for
three pour, ineludlng It. Barnum . * patent Self-
Elewer. Se/(.Turning Hemmer, Oil Can, Guide
home Dm', tour different
- .tae Needle., Clomp
and printed - threctione all complete for $2O 00
Table ..nd Treadle, Iron Frame, Walnut
Top. ............... $l2 00
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ton can rut every second eticleb of tilts Sew
ing. and then we will dire a Machine if you
ean pull the cloth apart withput fearing it.
Apply to DANIEL DERR. Agent
MMM
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE BA' K!
The insborriber eller. at private sale or
will export, to public rule, at the Court Nouse,
TUESDAY, J. , NUARY 28, 1887,
entire Port M.tiltl• properly, enonisting or/.
TAVERN STAND AND STORE ROOM
The hotel le new large and cprrimedioss, and
has splendid stabling, out houlms, and all the
modern convenience. attached• Also
A FRAME ROUSE 1 SMITH 8110 P,
with good stable. out be ittllngs, and the lot upon
which they are erected. Al.,
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of good latad. blown as 'the "Kelly property,"
sixty acres are cleared, the balance well timber
ed. A good young orchard and two houses are
upon this properly. Also •
TiIACT. OP 30 Apaus,
know'n •• theihelete hill property," end shoaled
about hilt • mile from Port Matilda. dll of
thin property Iles directly on the lino of the 9
V ft It and will poeltively ho raid, to the
blebeet bidder.
I I-39-6t R. I). COMIIII,NOII. •
ATANISItY AT PRIVATIS,
nic'esbidliber Ghee •it prf+ata hle
thofolloriag sabsahlo ma Wife rill A tasaary•
dwelling house, sod about dye acres of land,
eftaatod IR teeth, Rall, lo reusissalley, Centre
aousty, 7 lolls sleuth of Bellefusts The bud
riPLaTs ell new, ;ad the bastion is osa of the
neat la the county. It is offered for soh, or
for Not id ft ts Imaged is heittifehly settled
fanning sorties of lb aquatic still hal a deed.
bargalq. For fOitiler r6 Ttog i r it sfey
P Nagar, 111Mbohp, r a, est»
044 &IVO; lb. darnas. l 44.
cliAll./4 8 8. WAdzi, o lllll,
11-44-3 t hdesin, Fa.
Neb)tVbertioemento.
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$13,053.142
239,19
CCM
sisno,69
24100 06
N ()TICK OF INCODIEQ A I,
Its.ColaixfS . o "Wren
ro elPunty, in the m•ltr of Neition for the
Ineorporation of the... Penn and Paine. town
ship Horse Insurance Company?' And low to
Ina, December 81.11, 1866 the 'Ohio petition and
oiling read. and it is hereby Ordered and di
rected that the Pelee he filed in the °Mce of the
Froth. notary, sad that notice thereof be inser
ted in OLO nenepaper printed in Centre county
for at Dam three weeks prior to the bret day of
neat. sidling forth that en application hes been
made to Ibis Court to grant the within Chester
Incurperathin agreebly to the act of A..em
bly in such ease made !rid provided by the
Court.
IEOE3
N EW BAKERY & CONFECTIO s A lir
TI e subeenber would reppeetfully inform the
Cane. of Betleturita and %intuit'', that hie
new and ensnare,
BAKERY .1 CONFECTIONARY,
are now completely finished. and that he is
prepared to furnished et ory An),
Fresh Bread,
Cakes of all kinds,
Pies 3e , A
Candice, Spires. -
Nuts, Fruits,
and anything and everything belonging to the
CS=
Having had yearn of expersence ' Wille Last•
nese. Ile flatter. hlwelf that he can guarantee
nattsfacthin to all who may favor him with
their patronage,
11-42-ly
BEAUTIFUL R11:81UBNCR FOR
13A LH —The undersigned offers for
mile his very desirable property in the borough
of Bellefonte A lot of ground containing three
fourth. of an acre more or less, an which is
erected a good two story dwelling, • gond sta
ble and other uutbuild rage Also excellent
fruit of all kind., consisting of apples, peat lies
pears, cherries, grapes, quince., currants,
got.se berries, and rasp-berries,
The property is situated near the Bellefonte
Academy, nod is certainly one of the most demi
rable homes in the tons. For further pat tiro
tar. Inquire of
Aug 10-tf.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
,Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary on the estate of Wm. A Thomas, late
of Spring township, deeeased, have been gran
ted to thenoderslgned. All persons Indebted an
requested to make immediate payment, sod
them having claims to present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
ELIZA M. THOMAS, sr
JACOB V. THOMAS,
ISAAC THOMAS.
I-60-st 'greetotors.
FLOUR AND FEED'
The subscriber is constantly manure,
tering XXX Flour, NM feed of all kinds, wht h
will b•. sold at either wboleule .1. retail.
All orders will be promptly ailed, ;and aeltr
ered et the Bellelunte R. It Depot, when clewed
J. R. FISIIER.
11-47 et Penn Hall. Centre C 0.,. Pa.
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FOR BALE ,
The subscriber offers at private sale a
one acre lot with good guitahle buildings. situa
ted at Centre Hill. NIT°, township. Fur fur
ther particulars apply to or aildreu.
SAMUEL IS BWARTZ.
11-49-31 Millburn, Pa.
GREEN lIIDEB.
The highest market pries is psiil for
green bides of all kinds, at
1123 EAISSIIIANS
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The euberriber offers at private Mir a
ra-pi ailualed is Rani'. township, and adjoin.
nog nroperly Pt (be Agricultural College ono
turning.
ITS ACRES AM) SIX PERCHES.
The land is rolling •pd in tho beet state of
coltil at lon, is all eleared except, 20 acres, that
Is well timbered Upon the property to erected
• good two gory frame hon., splendid new
honk horn, cribs, sheds end other outbuildlngs.
There are
TWO LARGE CTSTERNS
a splendid young orchard of choice fruit, and
all the convent eeeee that would make a desira
ble boom. lioo panne's, of new peat and tall
foam anth other tutywntement. Isavebeen madb
lately
TERMS —One half tie perch.. to;nry
be paid in hand, the !miasma in yeasty payments
(.1 Ore hundred dollars each, or made to mil
perebaser.
J. B. MITCHELL, 11.1)
Bellefonte, Pc
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NORTII AMERICAN TRANSIT.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPAKY.
Principal Omce. 135 South Fuurth atrerla
Philadelphia.
THE ONI.Y ACc.LDWAT MAU RAMOS CON.
PANY OF - PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered &larch 3. 1810. Capital, $308,000.
Insures •gnmt
ILL ACCIDENTS
thomal Pollees trend for any sum from al.-
00U to ElO,OOO at a premium of only one half
per rest., securing ihe full amount hinted la
ease of death, and a dimpermation each week
equal to the whole premiem p.td.
Short lime tickets my be had at the Princi
pal Office, or at the various Railroad Stn Joan,
No Atkorcar. EXAMINATION I.
Compensation ii given each week in ease Or
disability..
LOMITA PAID PROMPTLY,
LEWIS L. MANI?. Ptesidcak
HENRY C. BROWN, Secretary
JAMES AL CONRAD, Tneaurer.
- DIRECTORS.
Lewis L Itorpt, late Geo Tk;IAA. P. R R. Co.
J. 19, Yleply, Proprietor Cootiseatal Rotel.
IL, 0, Lehmann, 237 .ad 239 !leek street.
Stan C. Palmer, Clothier Com National Beak.
James W. Nora& fine of Conrad & Walton,
923 Wmrket snot.
ItelebWatem•Mhalles Eipp't P.. I R Co.
Andrew Wallaby, ematlttreat °mint Third and
Waste gamete.
Gloom C. rnmelaese, ileaeral Spot Pees..
Railroad Company
Roe Pewees, 70 . 36 Market siren.
W, Kota, liret of Runs & Howard, 31 2.
Third Week
tonnes based lad Informatics tarnished by
JAMES II! RANYI2W,
. &eat, Anent Ream, 31e 3, limiletostAktPs. - •
Nes 23, '66-3a
AUDITOR'S NOTICIL
The undersigned an .editor appointed
by the sorption toed of Centre enmity. to mete
distribution of the bileaesi in the hands of
George '.usterbordee edministrayre of John
Swinehart, deed., will attend t he doles of
his appoionstent en Sri he lath day of
A. D. IMI7, a ii ogee In Bellefonte,
when and where • potions interested, may
1
atteel if they see per.
VAN M. TILANOCIARD,
Amtiter.
YOU .u.t. hare.
C Ng
on want, But, to
get • 0.-on article.
You then want it as
Cheap us Possible.
hie Is natural and
right enough.
Tim Question is.
Wines to Buy
It le your Pansonm.
intereet to consider
' She followierfactst,
1 Chet, I. orgimised ID
Phil's, an immense es.
tablfsbment to make
1 ge.tokless elotbing, and
to saki It dumper than
oustomary. The mate
rial. are bought direct
from the best Anterieen
1. and European manufac
lert?...and thus eumid
ruble it saved. Flt
price. pt. paid, to ?ot k
i mee, to a. to ensure
eubetatitial and hand ;
some garments ; the
Salesmen and Clerks are
such that autocue. can
fully rely upon them,and
every effort is made to
please and suit palbus,
m as to keep no well as
make custom. The re
salt of combined Indus
try:system, and clots
,opplication of nil the
km.plo, era, has moored
a model establishment,
1 OPSIIIO,I style 4
Clot h Ing,end veer eon.
entre prices.
We have, •
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the teatter•f An estate of Samuel
R, Welkin., dee'd. Ia 'the Orphans spurt of
Centre eonnty, the endersig a te:. being appoint
ed eh auditor to make die lion of the bal
ance In the bands or J. V. Retells, administra
tor, to sod among those parthm legally entitled
thereto, will attend to the duties of Ills eppolot
tient at bps eines in the borough of Ilellegotts,
onAlonday„the de, of January. 180 T, at
10 o'clock Pr. &1., personsintereeted will please
take notice'.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In Om orphan'a .qurtof Centre 000ot,
Penneytennis, I t the matter of the rotate of 11.
11. Kinnha dented, the' auditor eppoloted by
the court to"dhorthute the balance In the hand•
of 11. W Hate, adminlatrator, hr ILa Mate of
11. /1. Kinnle, derestaad, to and amongst the
partlea legnEy'sntltle.l thereto, sql meet Hut
pattlea Wert...fed for the porpom of Ilia appoint
ment, at Ells office in Bellefonte, on the 224 dly
of Januar), A. D. 1547.
Dec 21 60-11
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The underslined an auditor appointed
by the orphan.' court of Centre county to aseer
tour advancements to tineimirs ofJobn
late of Harris townehip, deceased, and make
distribution of the mono" in the hand. of J. 11.
to and oolong the heir. of mid dome.
dent, will attend to the duties of hie Impale
ment, at hi. office in Bellefonte, on Friday the
I I th dai . ofJanisory, 18117, at 2 o'clock p. m. of
and day, when all persons intere.ted am re
quested to attend. and fitment their claim,, or
be Amines. hereafter debarred from any portion
of maid fund,
at. Soot's Really-made
CLOTHIS(I.
id. Special Dapirtalent
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D. 94, Clothing.
13.1. Custom Departoo.nt
td make to order.
4th. Uent's Furnishing
imode in large Vanely,
ANAkIAKEtt AND
DROWN', (IAC SIALL.
E. canner 6th A)Mar-
Amt. et. Philadelphia.
iftfir Samples scot by
wail or express, when
'dewed. I I -49- ly
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter of the partition of the
real sable of Robert •. deceased. The un
dersigned an auditor appointed by said court to
ascertain the Liens and debts against said es
taiewmil make distribution of the money
arising upon - the partition of maul estate, to and
among those legally entitled thereto. will attend
to the duties of his appointment at has ogee in
Bellefonto, on Monday the 7th day of January,.
A D. 18117. at I orbork p. m. of said Jay; when
and where all persons intereeted may attend if
they see proper.
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N ()TICE meoNrit ACTORS.
Foaled proposals for repairing ofcoutity
Brolgo overlaid Bogle Creek, near Beheneks
farm on,sonTleading . from Ilowardville to Lock
Haven, will he recoiled by 'the emoted...loners of
Centre county at their t.lllee In Bellefonte, until
k a [ll of January itle, 1847. The
brul)a babe let p, the lowest and best bidder;
for further perticulare ensnare at Cotendaidon
ere OIIIce Bellefonte.
Attest -
JAS. II LIPTON,
Pt othonuto4 i y
JNO. MOK&N,
LI lit
No 11 ) 311 St
rjio TIIE HEIRS OF JOHN HARSIIIIRR
1, ((ER ,Take notice that II virtu., of •
writ if partition, imued out of thp Orphans' moant
of renter county and to me directed. an Inquest
mll Le held at the la a realdence of John Harsh
barge., decamped. in the township of Greg and
coitnty of Centre. on Tbursday the 21th day of
January, A. D. 1007, at 10 o'clock a. to. of said
day, for the purmuie of making i attillon of the
real estdo of suJ dreessed to and among Ida
heirs and legal repremm tat i•ea, f tbe came can
be done without prejudice to or spoiling of the
whole; othemripo to •alse and spend. the
SW. according to law. at which time and place
J If. RANDS. you moy lie present, if you think proper.
nher iff'a 011 ice, D Z. KLINE.
nellelorite, Der IL '56 Ot
To T I
T I E
1, 1 I b.:llithE. C
(hot,hlyl A v I , L:L EO E . S or D a I ?pi t.
of
Partition, toned out of the Orphan.' court of
Centre county and to Ina directed, an inquest
wEl_be hold at the late residence uf Charles
Ili ogee. deremed, in the township of Walker,
and county of Centre, an Thursday the 22d day
of January A. D. 1887, at 10 o'clock a. at. of
said day, for the purpose of making pedant of
the real emote of said deceased to and among
hae heir. and legal reprerentattree, If the lore
ran be dune without prejudice to or spoiling of
the whole,. otherwise to value and appraise the
awe uceolting to law, at which lime and place
you way be urerent, ifyou think proper.
Rherirs 06ire, D. Z. KLINE,
Bellefonte, Dee 11,'68 It Sherljj.
13311111
It4Tein abbettioemeuto
A MERICAN ARTIST'S UNION!
AMERICAN ARTISTS' UION I
A M ERICAN A lITISTS',UNION I
The American Artiste' Union kistabllehed
18541announte that in order to extend the sale
of the following well known and highly popular
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Th. 1 .1 - - 26x42 •
Departure of the Pilgrims, for Amerlea, 2711361
Lauding of the Pilgrim Fathers, . 2706
laletaff Mustering hi. Recruits 25131)
Shakepeare and his Friend., - • '27:51
Cotter's Saturday Night, • - - 23:28
Village Blacksmith, - - . 2432
klanileet Destiny, (Fortune Telling) • - MIMI
The klusAecre et Wynteing . ln 1776 - 26136
Mount Yoram" he the olden time, or
IVaelileoton at 30 years of age, - 26:34
The escape of Master MacDonald from
the Massacre of Glencoe,
E!Et2SE!
Th e y b.., e deemed expedient to cffer them to
their friends and the public at one dollar aed
fifty cents eaoh, the price heretofore having
been two dollars eadh, and for the purpose or
stimulating the getting up of Club., they bare
determined to award premiums to t►e getters
op of the Clubs, and 10 addition thenske dis
tribute amongst the subscribers the said also-
COO in money end paintings a. 100t1 u this sale
shall hart reached 101.0110 engravings. As it
I. our Intention to advertise nary antensively,-
■nd se the engravings are well kiinwn through
hut the whole country, we have no doubt that
with the low wile* we charge fur these, and with
the exertion which will Le put forth by our nu—
merous friends, the number will be reached in a
short time. As won u It is narked the sub
oribers.•lbruugb their Cl.. b Agents, wilt be no-
Veil by a circular letter (ruin us, naming Uo
lints and method of distribution.
Single E .graving I 50 each—b 2 cull free.
Pur 215 will send 12 Eng end 2 to the club Agent
•• 20 •• 15' •• 4 "
25 -• 20 '` S "
30 25 "
25 2U "
SO " SO "
The club packages willibe very sticerely peek
ed enktorwarded by Express
Any person may gat up clubs lad_ brward
the emoout either by Express. eight draft, Poet
office order or In a registered letter, and le all
eases the Hairstylists will be immediately seat
and for each %.vprials a maaubered serttnente
and receipt will be encloiod in the package.
C. Oitbass.—Pitsuns wishing I. Deur/
for Engravings - and pay the Express, „a r , n
they are received, will be reqdired b., send
their order $2 to $5, according tp its ars;,,unt,
and-this witt-be credited on their bill.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
To idiettilieted.
One of $lO,OOO money
0,000 . ....
Five.i 1.000 •' ..
171129
Fifty of 100
Onohondraalleframi Ollpahitia gs, richly
framed 10tmlacapailtt 111 W 10,000
Two hoodred elogont (MI Pair /lugs rlobly
Nat.,' To tonorylow, at' 4 0 macb .10,000
0,000
The ANILIIICAII ARM 0
, S' UNION would a4l l
That these premiens ere to be considered only
an the light of a free cif I to theft patrols , sr the
Itngteleffis furallt.ed they baba their mar.
end as the cost of amine logs, after
the plate. are prewar ea, 111 very trilling. they
salt emit afford S. make the distribution, large
as it 1..
We trust that on r numerous friends through
out the country and Cothadta will nee their ut
most trartiono, .o . that If pound.. the dlstrlbut
Mon may he mode soon, and It cap he dope if
they areal all motive. Ladles have ate. pine
esealtent Oluit Ageoto_ for us, sled we toilet.
their bind efforts, whtoll will aot to marewardod
Lot one Or more 'portent moons la every town
add Vrlllage In the country amitotic* se woo as
they sea tido and get up ao lartr• Club as pos
'Ws. Hy to doing they wilt. be the Maass of
latreauelat elegsat tattooing' halo families,
sad 'btu aid le ealthitiftg a lash Ph the bear
Utak and ragoall - Adidrets %Mei to -
ewe. Amor,ipt AttigteUalto.
116, Pine St., liew-Iteik.
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WORM; IMANSIDIS sad 81410 UN al
• IL utwal awuaose.
ZIESI
11; RANKIN,
Efl2lll
N. M. HOOVER,
Auditor.
ADAM noy.
A uddor
A, 0. FURST.
Audits,
J NO. L OR AT/ "
JOSIN A POTTER,
NN FUR EY,
Commioloners.
Shervj
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7
a flilrer Watell
MMI2
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$lO,OOO
..5.000
x.OOO
0.000
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