Altionatirailat(hman
P. (MAY MEEK. ED!rug Pico,
di/MN P MITCHELL - plero°
°B ELLEFONT E, l'A.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 26, 1667•
rPRM f 2 r pear when 1.1.1 in .1, air,
It 0 when 1,..1 to a•f.nnrn, and 8
p tis. •xrinaloon ..1 the).•
11)11 PREMF: .111))1E
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Congrets Not Represeptinq the Poliole.
— II
The Mongrel patrit iiitattiniou'..ly.peal
iit the Kumla as tilt Heine-entail,. ~r
the people, and reran to the thffieult3 he
ti, en them :Ind Pre-tilent doliNia , N . 1 ., a
atilte lietneen the m.,ph and the l'req .
11l lit We ale •iiint time , at a 10 -, to ,I,-
..
lei none al to whether :\lhattgrel tilttoi ,
are .ii idiallow and ignorant a- to Irt . lllt 0
What they %nue or whether they think fff
their reader, ignorant enough to be thus
inipii-ed upon, it ntu-t Le pre or the
oilier, and neither ...peak- well/ riii the
' .ill-the intelligence ii.lW
111 •1111ple truth, the vijiiilit i. who \.
i o n ,p,,, th e ina jo ti t orthe Hump Con
0.1,- ate it t reprii. pug' an:ithing tilt
1
.lilt Lode in the nihlt but their own 1 . .1
Ilatlll4l idea , 111 . 1.11 • tar -a place the ,It , -
ti
t int- all ittitr „North' had,- tutor -O
iCii
e, iryttiattileretrtl it a it-0 ion eh !Aldo
i I,Jpoi twit ,d'ourici(itei, are wiz it pre
lite.l at all iii l'enti. It anta the lie
ii, ,i rat) bate but -it of the twenty four
theinlii I- ut Qityni!tei.., while iie are real
It entitled to t‘ol%t'. It t , In-t 'CI in
I t enell. ~I tile N'ortlirin -tate-. cline
1 ,, o ..i a i,,, of.' tlig,Siiittli alt . 11 , 111 , 1 .111
rtittl , al . l.lt 14 1 11 . bait ,ei The me.. 4,111-
{..)-Ing the 1.3) calling ii-elt the. Finn
eth I,....yligreaa of the [titled :tat.,' ,arc .
111 It at: [Allied itt their action , 1,3 ally
eiin•iderable tluititrer of citizen.- at all .
Many per-owt alio ha% e for
_ic0r...M.0 ,-
rd the ilentocrAtte path iontinue to act
again-lu, atal lit ihi not t mkt,. the ,
diction of tong re ,, . and Wl,lll-1 tint rat - ,
a 'Mail to pre, ne them neatti-t rho. '
lit ail 'it the 111•1101 . 01 that lie do not
bell, to that there 1 , 11 kin - 111.1 J orlt , Ve a
111 chi \ °tilt, v, he ‘,..111,1 , totel I. ('iiii- '
via-- n heti their ii.i.. att) ltd. lit 4,- 1 , 4 0 .
Inelniliii.: till' pt Opt, et rite S ' ilt 1
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Mid If l'r,•-olent .I.tti
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•1.1111111111
iziwr tip wo , boo hut .t- ittattor
•tatttl now, oe h it • liktle to hope rs r st ,
that 4111,1..6. it.
NV, ale a-tossisso d at the impudence or
Ig DOM C t•I till , I viy I tw,lll dab
colt. - i•\1•Ilug hetueeti tlo• l't• -plent
and tits v f , A i do Tf people has, sset•
bidet. do ~jilt it, ,tiel ,slid 101 l
to Imo 4.1 the
litc.,lll. • of tegaisl to the
South, 11 subunit. d to them dos , tly.
4)1.1 TH
the WA .1. trait"! moon, Ili. in ail
llow want Penn s 3 it.sstimis slo
I e•I lit, iloW Man) Won't) at till- lo•olo tit
ellaor,c his eungres.ssonal action Intlst
'Mongrel rat mown who Is noitssilatrsd
LIN. OLN and VilIN , (O.. Old Th.l , lel•-
14.1104 befins . ,the tepresentatives of 4)4..
3losigrel party are very dottrilms
in regard to sessinsts mason w luck str.
now beita! coned out In isolit.tr) powei,
aiod to, I r IoY chit on,
it /wham , / ona t er, ay that too at a
time when the South was strong and do
war w,t• here,' and bitter The he-}
of the party um e there in the contention
and deliberately voted old Tutu and
his cowardly and uneottst itutional pat.!,
down. Yet isotv, when all star bast:et—,
ed when the South 11,s- peen crushed
down l ot lit erwhohniag numbers_ when
the Ihnon would se•hre itself if it were
permitted. that policy and .1.1 1 . 44.‘1414F.-
). are toted up itV those who pretend to
lie representing the people, when, in
fact. they do not represent one half of
their own miserable supporters Then ,
in not One of then] fn twenty in thin lo
cality Cot is not anhamell of ( - louvres'+
and ashamed of tl,c policy to selfish it
has eonsinitted tliJ party. Our own con
gressional dill riot is a fair sty:Wilde of how
the people all over the North are repre
sented. STF.PIIFN F Vllst,ssen would not
be the choiNtof one nunirrel in a hundred
in lithcr of the Democi-atie younties in
the district 'They desrsiss him utterly,
and were only whipped into nupporting
hits by the severest applications of the
party lash. yet lir boasts of a hens . ' 1 1 4-
jority in the dintriet, as though it Were
an endorsement of nll his fists! deed+, in
l'ongresn and nut.
They are a ptetty party to talk abont
majoritie, ruling, or to threaten with all
sorts of pilment those who compose
a vast ma' rity of the whole people •
They exist novrtiply by the forbearance
'or the Dennieritey of the country, yet
they have the impudence t,). speak of
themselves as "the people,"as though
they had been chosen by vast majorities.
It may do for them to talk now, but if
they are determined to carry thing, to
the extreme they threaten, they will dis
co% er that they are very far from being
what they boast. The American people
would dispose of them irWro days, and
we have - only to'regret that the-l'resident
has not led the' way in sending rung.
STEVIENH after his conscience, and the
whole Rump after hint. •
---If Wit.t.intim, the Connecticut pu
ritan should succeed in securing a se it qn
the,Suprente I;eneb of thisstate. 'We ff.r
soon expect to sec decisions 'and t edicts
Frow4int such as charaCterized his an
cestor?in the days of witch hittntrtg and
quaker hanging. He will decide that it
is wrong for a man to kiss his wife on
sunday , to cut his toe nails on friday or
i'at anything but "elate chowder" and
"owl-fish" or "ye holy sabbath". Wo
men will be prevented eoknbing their
hair, looking out of the window, putting
clean linen on children, or doing any
, ther kind- of "sinfule, ungodlie and
nidlie" work •at "ye Lord's day," just
they were in corigectieut, during the
lue law reign. What a holy, virtuous
Heaven deserving people we'll become.
—WiLuesse say!ii negtoes shall vote
in Pennsylvania.
Why It Was Left Out
Among the more out :Token u 4 the
tisongrel paper. in tlii,;tat e t4e l e c entaur
tcrilte quite a dl.posttioy,lo find fault
witli the pi oveethogti ot.their State 'Con
'ventiim toe not itroorp.rratpg the negro
.uttft.tuti plank in their itlittforin In ex
pliwatwil of 111. It 11.1- IA out, 1111. ,
rjhrrir o'r,l, I, .I‘llllg 1110111111:1,
Je.tllll,ll 1.111 , 1111..1 ,i 1 Wevl
“The twue horimAtily dteot•.ed Lt
the I..initizttee . I 'll rr the air inks, (Ike
cromurstteelrorn Ilur miiinty making nn argu
ment of the nilliptiim of en, 11 n
lion. The expediency of 1111 A nelnin, honieser,
liras opporgil roinu or the, elegate..
from the interuiroshrt thought their
were irri,rrinlu'ed flo1•1 , • oP , •i• It
at mggerteil th it the,u'.~e, t want.' ut any rate
lie urtml upon np4r..qt i+ the pima
be ratdird,
I hit the Statti• eit n lila -
I
t reigiiminliititie. ot tic iti4 stiitna
i itttuniihip re+pe,t I htta it mime
tit that the •nill,ra.to plank tit .1.1111(ir l 1,111
nr MVO pl,trilli
tier,' 1. a t ery hotte , l and emtilt.l I 'II
Ir••inu •unl oar ton that •1111ti/df , pl,l the
flit. thou , int, timhneme,, who
j)nct
but hot e , tloliett
they trill Ito louver sole for thitt patty
hell they tt, V011%1111,1 that It LIN it.
-4.161 Tr. roe Lt n tot y
ale 1:111 iti Lane if
ire, au- • they would Ceep ithitt ballot out
and rte.-4'1,16' the •ot pc riot i
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Our "Representattve
A 11,..111:1, I ip.ilwr ‘ , .1%*
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of that ill 111 . 111111. 4.r
'hr st.ite too it..t i . roll hourly
• ,t„ to not it.t,, dont , it
'llth 1,01 1 01-, .11 in T.1.0 1 : - IVI/1 1 11 Tutu:
1/ti : 4 1 /..1"1- the /,'• cott4 . 4 of the
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4441 Intel; I mho denies the cm-4E4,4 4.r hi
; eat, --.1 .1 etch .1, sleep, nightly
.itli a 14 alloor colored . 014 ,h, no t I shii,
.4 II'! not I, the weakness caused 14;
the 414 0:1414i14.! I /1.1eIlee• or lit, youth
NVAIIIIII 10 1 I“iptilatiiii; our . 4 11. 11 1111 our
„ If -l 01.! - .1 tdlain -VIII 1 . 7 0111 the
?1 . 1 11 111.1 1.1 111, of —v4lllloolllll 111
.1 /14,1, or' teach a ,c 114414- cowai 41
nit Led with .1 4 -ear termed in Juininie-t
tlhough a bat Is 51 nislow of the capitol to
ese,tpc Judiee--a culprit coleus' '11(11
prunes and with a -old blaelserie,l 143 per
m). --a Ideals, id Lew , and a ‘l,4l:it, 441'
piddle - decency—an cgottltica.l, tine
-4.44 1 ing plaec hunting. nairow-ionnied
fanatic—a ham:, low, gro‘cling, semi),
undignified .retch 6 ,,guiltyofinoir 11111111 ,
than tut enunnlll Who bas stood upon
the scallohl 11,111 .ith mote indoecn; y,
141.44 ki.tuardi,m, dishonor tionclico and
iii tainne 4 s about bun. than t an be 11,1141
in tile tile , t nil-savant that ilisginecs the
tart, to which he belong , ItiAontli
STE \ repre=entative of l'ennvy/-
I,ini,tor f lie maybe the representativeof
11,1; I 'enits3 I lanians .110 hare 11,rgot
ten till' honor of their -ditte,;;Yhe ha i
,liar' her laws -rubbed her treastily—
impo‘eri-100l her people, 411/4-rkvariled
her eloistitut'litn and VOW seek to drag
t
her honest, ;tiny. inasse, down into the
filthy pool of inongrideqn . but he is no
more the represeittaii'Vr , of ber t inillion,
of ',tunable .liiteAen, tlinn.lll, negro
ouneuldfie r , . of tiv24r9ll: 7 ,..iotelliuqutp
and purity of her imble-tni actrwomen
-Tn AU O TEVENS says "there are
htvaable pow, at work in Ohs country
whieh will protioit the inipeatihnient of
the President " Wit sa IN of lowa hid
mated to old flub foot Oita the "invi-ibb•
power': was what he had thirty
)earl before "thrown to the titivil,"--
eullSeirtoi Sot a bit of it, Conscience
hay no more to do with the impeachment
'cif .Itnuis,ng than it bad with the trial of
11NItt.: cIIASF. Mid PNI,FAWoI/1/ dare
not try D.teN, rot their own deliberate
utterances would be quoted in defence of
SeCC4.IIOI . which would put the Chief
Justice in au awkward .situation. If
SALIION P. CIIASE as ChicrJustiee had
to decide that SAI.MON I'. CHASE as 11,
S. Scampi- advocated doctrine, and ad
visedicourse of aft which wft, treason
it would present the saitViAtAtoN P.
CliAsE In anything but an enviable posi
tion before, the civilized world , and
ther4a Itioixis wao discharged on bail
for tile purpose of relieving the Chief
j tptice.
Congress dales not impeach JOHNSON,
because by so doing old BEN WADE
would be Preside vi, while Cobras and
St.:limmt and WVISIoy and QUASI.: and
ti RANT and SHERIDAN, Sir KYAA with
scores of ethers aro waiting anaiddsly for
the place at the end of Johnsons term
If Wade is let in they can't get him out
again Therefore all Radical aspirants
for the presidency unite in preventing
the impeachment or Johnson, which
woad give Wade the inside truck decid
edly
—Sonnawooo is Vic white man's
candidata. Read DAVID P.yr. Bnovird'A
opinion of him.
-- TilEitE Ia ~a aleely a lea,ling attor
ney in the ,tate,but i. giving 'his support
to the Ilion. I SiLutswooD lln i,
acknOwledged everywhere a►lld by every
body, except xi few half. nigger:, and nig
ger wtr , hipper., to have flu superior in
profusion, and few equal on the
bench
A r.tor.— If tIA pri% ate hidon or the
who4tirts been
der: of the -Alovi g rel party rot. * ttlo
,X car, tenth !Lit would -1;7;W more
crune,‘ asorNeral slepravity.tlihts
would the biography ill the inmates:of
all the Penite s ptialie , its the eistasitn.
Wts IN A '— A ft lila ; I
Mai on, I; 1.. ttntr ,r ll...lll:ll lit 41+lic ,
01 that rite thin• are . t 111, - thit - o Hat
' kill. ,l1•11k, II “.),tiri
(.1%01% e — ICI N.) tliN lit
and Ili entytone "111111%cl' REELA
ictti-loictl toad) to vote. .
Al 3 u. NinLtlol exeltatmo
in
Imaq-, that a apt tty tir th loadt if
that furl)" made men \i'e
dmuld third, thet wote Athdjudgm.4
:11111 I,llll.lllot.uuntCOritqllile that
the) made thelmelte, ..f• the 111th
YaHing, IA a imp It camp.
inongrel. do not like to heat
that they/4 - 4 4 7 so hard up, ots to be Cole
'pellokl,tuomport a Connecticut Yankee,
fir their eandidato Supremo .ludo.
A Model Sulige
Agu nig CI)" coin nblueutal y
uu
trec of J u dge SiLlit.w(poi) the Dcuw
male nominee ful the SUpi Only
flom ILL. pvii 01 1110
4clpltl.l la‘t)tor, \ I. BII,oNIN
A.1111°111 . 4, and I, tu I,e l'oUnd Ina t‘o:I.
1 . ..-11e , 1 I. \ 111111 in elititlecl Tlw
Pie !tot, (/. / .1r7,0 Slllll WOII.I was born
on the nth 01 ..1.1.11y, Inln, 1 11u1 grisLox
teil or the L of l'itittesy 11.1111.1'
11111 ./1 111 11.1 .1011) 15.1 . 1, with the highest
lino., ill-kmring the Ilreek nllut.uaryl and
to wufesring 11 .cllohir4 Toll which Itts in
-IJetivhig iirlllltry hltd gt-ven irrt rotrii-enri4l
- Its the inurith of Atsgust, of the some
year. lie became 1 stOileol In the toile, of
\lt Josel It II • Ingersoll, and alter it
t leeere olitillettlion to It ts 11111.111,1, ens ml
- INI-rracuoe vu the flh of :seinen/Imi,
frs-11*
tifty„r me'
stillwoph. , l hint 1,1111 Ile. Imo
lessotiml donee, besides giving rune at ten
hese. In the glesilerit longoogts, tinil tt may
lie truly oleset yeil of him, that it lax
dwn happened that •nell young -thintlilers
Ito,- soo 1-o• betel
1/.. N Y 11 nitt tit lieerit I I grout., Lot 1111
gi eat qua 111y011..ig11 , 1 111 11g1.1 /111./ 111./e
-to ug Oily Le.," 0.10 3etilel lot.l
s trt
01%n,r cheer
folmii um I et trinr no Oil orlon. s,
et Lll 1111.111.•111 1 1 exigently not ilittiment
Just no lulule 111.011 111111,11 Wi 4111 11,1
think he colllllur It Ito been nn art:llle
ask, we 'lll, tor:Ler his towel leas trill
,mlutl to ellifly Ira tomelons the tumult,
sigionti to, :mil excitement of jury it --
Vint
in a ristine u t lie 1,111 I 111 bane,
111...111 1.0 1111 111 11,1 11 11 1111 11 IL les ears
iv. nod 1/11,1. 111,11 1110 1. 1 11 11moil, et Int.
~.......,
k lit knowli tips 'ditch until nog per
hero . ..tee and matt-my !mil enttbleil. 1111.1 to
11,11111111 11l •
After r s enaining at the lint tonne lire
). I'l 4 , ruth rebuilt the ;Ito Shal n
lets.otonl business, but atilt bright hopes
e'eestering rooted hem, he veaseleciedio tbe
Inege•lature on the 111th int eletolow, 1n1;,
went it• it us null, inn! to •ay, lhal he Jot:t
ried the inuntl sanguine hopes and expecta
tions of lees ennuolltineints 1111 the 'nth of
tict u bet, IN in, in !wow.° one of the `a Ines
Council, and on the 2'iele rr Jtule, 1 , 11,
was appoented keetc,fisry of the investngni
mg cone miller ill the stockholder
of the rutted S , t Ctrs, the the I 'ten of no
[ohm, 1 , 11, he Volt elet.tenl again to the
Legiklature, and ennutinyeed ent that belly by,
ninether eleiAnese on the Ilele of October,
Inl2 Scarcely lend his legttlntrtes,,,,,,
termluated, when on the nth of Ipril, In
the year InCi, he received the appoentinent
of Judge of the limtrect Court for the City
-rml County of Philadelphia, 1110 on the lel
nnf rehrtiary. in the year 11410 he became
its President Intl the Ilth of October,
utn.ler the lo tir t in:1411111111w he ale
lllcored n large ijolliy fur ,Inne
pull - end petition, which be IcnOutenvitaisly
held fl urn the I: teceiteve.nn I S4ntiate of Ihe
finite Ile artaeuttemesmonenl on the Ist
leincemilnet,, In)],
In all these varied and highly houniralihn
and responsible employ mews, In may lw
el
Justly kaid that he timine kted (lee most
abundant capactty rend fitness Inc the du
ties imposed upon Irtn, -Pint be more ea
['email), shone en his junior el qualification
Take hint for all In all at lees tune of life,
no bench m Pennsyleienire lass borne n more
tilibleralthed, more competent, or more ex
emplary Incumbent Ile too mote of
liberal, and honor able feeleng, Jost quell a
roan 119 y'o“ might suppose Was born to he
it Judge, Altnl tf he holds tall as he 1,‘,4,,
gun, and Ileaveir and hit censtetitents elm
cone hint to his "thiee-still' years 'lntl
ten," We are mint lino, or he will tarnish
the best pr ictne.il proof of the folly of leg.
-nishltiagyinlivos out of office, of the exptre-
Int ill sextyjears
Since his presidency In the District Court,
Judge Sh erswood has been chosen Pro
fessor on I,newen the Pennsylvania. Poi
e emelt'', where he re till invaluable :segue.
Inner A psrt Num his duty, he in eingagea
tlelnvertng a rumee of elnibronte leettii ens
Inn lore t Ire l'nmmercutlinslrt Into 1 ird a he en
It 14 remembered inlet the court In which he
{l .Ides nets tell Intonate lit •a ear, tool is
I Omit inuously and Inbornously occupied dint
tug all that now, inevery dieersity of teeth,
eertatilly no better commentary es. Ire
required n pan his envious . less patience
noel energy of character
Bat to glance from the nonfat to the per
nod—Judge Sharswood is about five leer
ten inches It igh, well a styli situp
of the shoulders, net trebutable, probably,
to leis studious pirenlie throughout fele
Ile bus n benevolent face, all even temper,
greas,pailenee, unit that wethout wheal
everrhing else notheng tineonipronint•lng
honestly 'rite honesty of le Judge, how
ever, is loirelly neceemary lo he referred 10,
ad Without it, no intall Is 10 be, r”tlstfierefl
Judge Ile is only n pageant 41 the temple
of yuedice
Judge Shorewood may he cited in sup
port of our theory, that judges—all other
tialtfleat morticing equal—taken from (helm;
before they have been extensively engaged
in practice generally discharge their ditties
more settafactorily than those who are
hackneyed in litigation, and therefore take
partial or perjudiced views of 11 ense
Unless the opposite tildes of the isaue'ex
Mint great inequality in merit and strength
we defy any than ler perceive, front the de
pertinent of the ledge, to what resnli hie
mind inclines 'ride to in great virtue in
a judical officer—nothing is so becoming 10
authority, no to decend front its high call
tog into the arena of professional deg lathe
ttou, and advance gratuitous opinions, and
join in a conflict between out-posts, before
the nand entirely grasps the merits of the
controversy Counsel may he less oboe] ',-
unt o of what they say or do, but judge
should preinit no word to escape his lips
during the progress of A trial, that may
lend to bias the jury, or throw reproach
upon one party or the other Worde, as we
have elsewhere said, are things, and . judi
cial words are very operative, if Dot con
trolling things, upon the minds of the
•liiworn twelve" who having for the most
part but little light nu themselves, look nn
:wanly for the least glimmerning of ti final
may be shed Prone he bencli,and sometimes
even convert Nati light into darkness
Judge Shorewood puts Linesmen, of course
very fairly to a jury ; he seldom in tren
ches upon their rights to determine upon
the facts, end when he charges upon
. the
law, lie does It with great elearnees,
Memos, and cogency, and no as com
prehended by any glop of theatiesrordinery
iittelAgenee. the thoughts are not only
peispicuous, taut the language in which
they are clothed is Impisia and unaffected
Aito prevent all equivocation or mis
spprehension-
. t
Another Sharp Speech From George
=ME=
The following is a report from °core
Francis Train'e Madison, 'peach on
female auttra:o and on Satiohal Debt
Ito gays :
.•W hat aboat woman'! safrrage,': nuked a
Reu•ttor
MIZE
Like Senator Wade, Igo fur (hem 1 %p
-ylori, 1 It is the only self-edge we rln
nave on the tirgro's voting [Oh, and his
-, 4 1 I Milli se with ikese distinguished
I 3 woman a a man and broth
er Ll,Lij cheers and Laughter.] Women
are more virtugua than nlleu ; maye moral
less brutal Besidea, women rule their
homes—why not help save• the notion
Ipplause 1 (live ur unman suffrage and
I will organive la Lllnii or lily Iriah girls
to vote down 11 Avenue and sale your
speak, into the 11 ha" Items [(.011t1
cheers 11101 oohs
1%0111,11 KllOlll , l 010 11 Ily Aholliti the
plantation boor --the unlettered, ignoiant
fresh, who, hair gruel up and book in
to Ilia head like the Banyan tree —whose
leg is set m WaHmiddle of hta foot Laugh,-
(~‘ 1 . aabu has nine taltic Itiches'less brain
made his Hitch skull[Maser] - who has
only one handl ed nil silly pores to jhe
a,firtnria.nteli of carne le. which accounts fur
as beinwahle hoounell,liiiii for a hall mile
1. nugl.ter atel , why ahintlil
Ilea
half enrage of the Is ,cl,roo,ls plantation
make lowa for Anna Diektuson dr Ilarriet.
Beecher Slone for your wives,
boom able Senalina, or none Oppk o se
'll !Ili( man dare any his soul's his own at
his own table plow is it with yon,
Train 0 lam the beat managed husband
on the continent ( laingiiler I I gay I inn
lePdy to lake the 111111111 for - Violin. sill-
Doge IpplaiDiel It will purify the
polls, they will vole doll o 11011,0 or hail
repaith , vete down lain hanha , vote down
groggel Ida , SIMI up nun shops, and close
the gill placer apploll, I The)
IV 111 Ville ICA 1111,1 for °nice who ills willing
to preach 4tpo Oermen nut prart , , 11
Don't drink of I 41111.1,e , don't chew ,
don't savor , do t 1 11:11111,1e doll 'lmre but
one wile don t lie a D i v o t 00 g 0,1 00001
'[ :lon I.till pulls! a, Ithe Thoioa, 1 ap
plause [ Don'tl.•an, like .1:10,01
toile tied, but duMl l loar (Did ao unieli that
you h are 11:1 11111:` 10 love yam fellowman
Ls,o. won]. Love Datil, love virlue, and
Gc happy [Loud applause 1
omen Will Cute, every Bate, for that
platform %gam, 111 our day, the moment
a titan can bun ow enoughmoney to settle
it on ht.+ Wile, he goes in for the Bankrupt
Law Benet., the Wlllll/111 needs votes
pralucuLa-pzafcrty Ilkut belAuga her.
Inislosod x creditors Ipplatise awn:Bigh
ts,
A I, Vlllll —• 11 lint about the debt '"
1 . 1 Tama- -DO Olt a not toktiow' Well,
.)Lit hall have what you probably have they
er selefole--11 de lit and It credit of the
wit r,ll 11 Aol.l and loos account
1 You know that ue hen, I,ad a end exhil
1,10. • 11 , 4 41. „h , l .err l,r, On lit
1 , 11 , 1 it I't "
2 The oh lire fll I lifer
cnn , l+tx hn 'AVM g salklinc hay id the
grnvs.‘a) , l, fool a !Intl, seven In his rclsket
in ext.). Inge ISen•at lon )
1)n , here the aLLottrit
I'
l'l. l / 1 141 of II I' tonal di bt
uft ettl.ff In I.V. 1 . 1 {..ti) but .lay Cooke
2 -.. , 1,1/011,11111 , ,01111 .'lift,- city and lumpy
lebl. born 01 ilie Utsr
1144.11011 nLiro kindled farm( Ir, tuedilLll
- and oilier white a rn d r .1, WA
Hr.", ' - ,,,11111,114111.110'1
I - 0 , 1 - 01111 trNr , I I . ,nr 4 rrq,. ivut .000
,- 011,11110,0111/ 111491.11
Imtio,ooo hack laltotern, nom, women
mml eli 111 roll that it took three generattoto
white my thration 1., 1111117 C Into profon-
Irly !atom --toinlly Mottorhlize,l and theorga
mien! for the 111111. being I %Pplatme and
et,nlerable ths4ent, the lholtenk getting
nosey, nn , l etoloavot tug to loop lr.totht
1 . ,1/05111011 01 11.1111,1/111 ILIIIII, Train
hiked them nil low., matte fun of their
lotott 11,141 e.../.1,1 111+ 11014119, 1,, Ilseevi
dent ,11...g0•t ot many pr Cent'
, - 1,11110,1V/I) of bi/11.1,111g, 111111 II look .
/111.1 /11011.. 111 111. 1 .113', entice SYn
1 1 iooo, to WII 1 1 101 1.N1.1y 0,110 1,1111 nur
00111 101 red., C. midriely x 1118(1 081 11} , 1:ng•
1 : 1 . 1. I . " \ppinu:r, nitd "".
7 ^ll /I 10,1 1111 WI) 11 1,1 ti of pill Ilia 11009.
1009.
11011, , , 111 IliCto( 10.1 rva! ovate, per
-01,041 pi olovity, Lllrllud. Wl[llol 0111,
runtpletrl) llr , n oye.l I lie acct... !mot hit
,111.113 t 4. IL 11 11 11. i 1 I.i t•ti s
.11,1 land) it 1111.111 i rl ~n rltruity,
tlrunik,unit,s, rust lint tun, kir
nourallt thon 1113, 1.1111101 110 01111 mBBl,lBl by
figole4
' rl6lll will , 1114 m lIIV 1,111 n and Will.a fit
teurin sloops for a 111011Ielli, the a 111.1 1 .0
•yeot will ittota 11114 t re tenon will sot in
/Int will u 11101,1 1 ,11.• toy eonstllttent•y, the
that- to. pit /.1110. 1111 , 1 Ipplanso and
•sent 1
SO VMS 11 tur 110,0 wh tl Cr, trt,lo
ent I. to 01 l h ive 31.111,11°4 111111100,1 be
011 h 11l V, *144
A Brownlow Jeffreys
In the 1'11.141 Court at Kingelon, 110 to
euonly, bast Tennessee, Judge lick hold
ihe court Id id lee of .lodge Ilall inan
tt its at r tigin 41 fel trill, glArged wtlh a fel
otons a.saulf The ploWniur had been
i 4 rebel, the defendant IL 1.1011 110111 The
Fe lot 41 !loops had 1...010,1 all 1110 prO••11-
11101 . 41.10110`,. TllO 14111,1 wournmand
had sold Ole coin of die proseontor to the
defendant 101 the ,11111. Oi Ilit• corn They
11/111 agreed In an hiniate the 111111ter They
met for the j1111110. , 0 The defendant, with
tustul, made !111 114,1101111/011111e present
tol,such 114 the gt and July deemed a fehnii
'rhe en , ecnine on fir: hint The
Itiorney 14eueral W.L11,11 the felony and
;he defendant r1414444111t 41 fin n191,1e11/1•11110r
` ll4e I Xlllllllllllllu of witue.,..er developed
Ile fuels as /111 , ,,• 1,111,i1 1114 Iloll,r( 9 1
11011 k glitstly announced that he slim, ball
Inehned to mold 111 r defendant to Full be-
Wein he 1)13 not 4 4 1441 t the pt war't, , et. Ile
vnl that he ought to short him )el Ile
fill then rod that thereltels had It led t trgn
their independdnce in the held .11441 hod hail
4 41, and that ihey could nut be nllossed now
to avtil thetarelves of the moultot the COOT,
try to inorecute Paton nien Ile fat ther
rdol ilint nein Olin might slay
rebel under the circumstances of the case
before Ine court should tiot be punished
while be held 11110 COllll •
Colintel Thornbutg,the I) tom! ,Attune;,
iniiinolialely amuse, and with a look !bat
vas it'd( a IP bolte to the so called Judge,
nui
the court please, I Wish to i+ny, for
Le bent Id of this !people, that tf any one
•hall, node! the oPletre of your Miler, lake
he Iple of any culten or this county, I will
late hunt inillettil nod brought to punish
"
^lle will not Ile poni,ltea by this atom
s 0 , 1 llonk
••I „l)//t11•1 1/1)1 expeef to 1r) him before
th” court,' nul
Ilk ILA n pro/u•drl to Itl Otlollllco the
jinignneut of u.,• cot. I in !he eat, nhuvo
Olulti nmd II • fuu•A thy ilefen•lan 1 the
t•niltini/li3 .11111 of 11101111,
IV,: I/1 , 01 (1011101
iLr bar I‘l.lo VOM.:111, /111t1 limn the
11fornl1 ut: tI4)J.J“”Ii IVlint vlol.ls ut
lull; e laedid *ont,rfirhenloQ Thlnk
01 H ,
onk in th.ent Al,anikr '
die ( %',u/o) lot,
Ilatrmon Her :ot
ter, Written to Prenolent lanco In fur ab/11 , 1-
lall(T..in.l courintm it: ettry hoe, wan the
of Infinite how la, not yet altogeth
er n 111,04 from all mongrel journal., been use
It 1011ell'e 1 politico, an It was said. Observe
the blepil ewes flu n General Sheridan 'n
letter to Gen Brantis all about politics
Il Wes Moult language At . orb Pre.id,,o;
hie superior officer It In interpreted by
the Trthunr as charging upon the l're.tlent
a desire In std peeps and fraud It to
applauded by thn rf dame for this, and fur
"the direct Heel anti nlaceritx ut that great
act:moire chatecter "
A number of cap allots m 'Washington
who have grown rich by the fat lobe of the
war. contemplate the erection of a slam-
WOlllllO.Ol nu PenDaylVflilip avenue or an
other prominent street, to be called the Re
publican llotle, and, as its name indicate.,
to he the headquarters of Republican Oon
greasmen and Reptebitcans'gonerally who
visit the National Capital /They have sent.
ounular.lo all the Its Mean Congress
men asking them to pledge their-patronage
and influence to the hotel
Reading the Fugpeg..,
Albert Pike, the distinguished eilitbr of
the Memphis Appear, thus speaks to Ilea
people of Tennessee, who are now tyran
utted over by a band of bad, designing men:
'All over the State and especially in the
cities, the man who bare soinethinget stake
in the common-wealth, oiled co unite afid
organize at (mem The work of enrollment
should begin,--ot once,—here, everywhere.
km soon as sixty Or eighty men aro enroll
ed, let them at once he organized as a com
pany, with all the necessary officers Let
bolt flier., regiments and brigades be form-
C'd Let us have organization officers, a
military chief .14 ,every man art.i. to pro
tect. his properly, his Life, and the lives of
thoso that ere dear to hint. Let arms, and
powder and ball be procured, if finery has
to be dispensed with Let this force be a
Civic (board, nt the disposition of the offi
cets of the low, where those are fit to be trust
ed -to keep the pence in spieelofjlicm,
where they tire not Let them* overawe
turbulent elements th it ()treaten civil con.
lel stuns Such an organization limy pre
vent excesse4 Notlimgelve will let them
see that every in in, ohne or black, who is
entitled to role by law,hriniinoppertunity to
vote, and no others, registered or mire
giAlered If pillagers and. assrvistits under
take to do here wont they L Ito done else
where, let them bo disatmcd, mid expelled
from the cliy, or the the demi. If the au
thorities of the Slate, executive or jud lend,
connive ht the nuirder of cithens, let the
cigleinsprotect *themselves They can do
0. and maintain the public pence,and pre
vent riots or punish rioters ; nod they must
du this, for neither laws, courts nor police
protect them. Area few rag-mullins and a
mob of miscreants to overawe and ride liver
a whole Smote?
Let there be no m 3 tarry, no secresy It
is not needed Let the rayks of the Civic
(limnd be open to all reepeciable white citi
zens Let the officers elected be known
Require prompt obedience to the eignals
agreed on Let the city 11941/11 tile country,
and the country the oily ()hey the lawn
as they are until theyare repealed, but
restrl all unlawful oppresmon - Every 001-
,11 line the right to keep nod bear nrnis fur
the common defence, and all have the right
an organue to 1111111111111 rdet. Tills will
hardly he denied, Mule •Loyol Leaguer
qfrunil 01 the Republic' exist
Without organOrstliiii, thorough and
moil. every good citizen is at ail, mercy of
those who 1110 bunted together, for the
worst purpose, and prompted by ibe worst
men •\ nod org Mee, or hold out your
throats to the nscnsv tab knife The streets
11111 V trot be Bah. for butterflies, between
flue and the August elections, unless the
citizens prepare to mandato the rtgli,t
ishac.l3-113wy—dulmi hold ar. t l e , 0 0 lomuar.o..aL
men, but by the gift of God '
Booby% Ili h outs —The Radical party
ail num majortiy in the Stale Senate and
ibitly-four in tine loner house of the Leg id
lature, lout w . jiler, but ILel they pa, a free
enthrall Imo .ftecoriltng to thew. pledgee ,
iiy I n o ittesti. , rirrthey did defeat free roll
out! hill. I Notwitlistainflog tilts undenia
ble fact, the Willininsport convention have
had the cool effrontery In put their faction
upon in free ratlroad plotforro, 11101 ins they
dill at the lasi election The people can
fillll4l ill un orgonuation which
preaches 0110 thing nod prtutices atmlinur
11l •h , too, their governor, although elec.
till on a pledge 10 favor 1,1101 11 inn, 1113/10
n 3 I !fort to secure al Ne•erthelees he could
go to members of both branches and entreat
them to coat mine flint hooding :tittle agency
in Washington Pity, nil no mutual cost of
so that tinily Cook might be nble
to "taint him up" at the expense of the
Common wea lib Perhaps, had the people
mini in porno of a hundred thousand dul
ls, Of t.O for the ••1 ousters" and ••pinciters''
they might have hail 3 free railroad bili
passed last wittier by line Itinlicril otajoi Ily
Ily using such means perhaps they inlay
seem g one during the cooling winter, should
line Hails be to majority, hnt they may rest
assured that Inc ouch inn 111il or min be
passed 11/101011L 1103.11 y felling Ibolie who
control the Radical party This fact is
oolot musty known, Flll , l nulrind corpor.o
tors simply lough nut the II Idle tl platform
- wt.
---I:ientme, of the louitsvulle Journal
nap .•The suhmet of lolling whim share
the right of nutty ige is a good dealag Mated
Why not let theta late it all n IlFzi have
monopolized n for sic thotentivt yearn, 111 d
why not let thew mum toonopohio for
the next thousand " In there any danger
that they would make it 00100 world than
me have done "
cla) o.bllcrtismcuto
PlllO (in )10 Milk July 2 . 1t1,1467
1141 rr Esy.
Lieur Sra The Machine I bought
from) Mol, t not racial real by l Ilall (' a , has
been use ng daring hayi and ha, eqt Illg 011 my
Linn nil has thr..ugh s Alat, se‘ers trials
both its llower iiviaper. As a Mower 1
COM,older at stands foreiriost an the rank of Ma
. lanes basing no superiors,and dopyup.a nig the worst kind lilt tangled grass wall ell
MI
c o o h rai , e ,11•1 does the stmading. As a Reap
er it needs hut to be seen at work to he appreei
:tied bar strength /1114 hard usage I Clunk
it will ?Viand as a.m. la ais tan , ml mar) ' , bail ur
wagon I van eheertiatly reasaninen.l nto the
fanning eoniraiinit) as a superior m.June all
I...atia.. hong, (Aber] into ....11..Pleration
11P•peetbally
JAM IV SNYIrEIt
&lona r0,.1,f1y I,,th 1967
=
Dear Sir —The Worlds Mower
and Reaper, obtained from you and Manilla,.
tared by Is: 11a11 b Ntepany of Canton Ohm,
and otlerered for sale by y ou a+ thew agent, nt
your more routes tn Itellelonte,bas, fur two days
been m use 00 my farm as a Reaper and bus an
sered my most sanktutne es 'meta lions, and I
ha w te lath doubt rt tvtll oanmeni Itself to the
entire Atlanta g vommutasty. It ran ha seen at
work on tiny farm near 5a10n,.,, daring the en
tire hart 0.1
112=
lantivit Hull, July 2.th 1967
I: ItAi
lk.fr f.firf —Mt fog port ha -e4 one
our Alm Iffne, I root lonian Haupt, yotar
Agtrat ut Bellefonte, Pa , I must Fay a anttvero
ivy tow, purpose
JOHN 11. It ELLER.
V'Al,l/ABI,F, REAL LOTATE ItOlt 8A LE.
An e•vellunl Lot cent:on:rig two Warn
tonotttlt. level land, lot :oed within timber
°ugh limits, and sooty dirt led into
Ell ;if I' LOTS OF 5I x !If tfi FE - Kt`
edelc I/1 offered for vale on fed terns al n low
proe. Upon one el the lots 14 erect
NEW 111. \ \li uwlLllNu itousE
31 2e, feel tr, xite, awl well numbed mink end
out 21s I elableanit.stn excellent well of
wetter twit it ii, 1110'1., Tolle u . er•
feet. Thew, ate Inwn
311 TO lo 111:ARINo APPLE TItEEt
soot other fruit upon the preutime+ Th. peeper
ty to loente.l on the anal pole ..1 the Mtleeburg
Turnpike, near the Northern line “it the I'or•
nigh. lor further purlieu lure, inquire Id
WILSON & HUTCHISON,
12 21.1-.11 Ailoo ot , ye.
rAI DRILL
1j Any toe:anon wl siting to porn Lace the
IVilloughby Patent Gum Spring and law Ital
ian Dram ra in Separator run do ro
tilling on the antlers tuned at No 6 . Bush 'ii
Arvada MI II gin nimbi, Bellefonte, Pa. Hand
in your ardow early al there Ia n gaud chance
tot theot hernia put For particulars add.).
't. J. I' ZINIMERMAN.
Bellefonte, Ps.
1)08 IT I V 11 NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
All persons who hat o been deal tog at
the undurcigned mince 1802, and who urn bi
lk:Med to hot for merchandise, are requeated to
811 at his c B tablmittensit without further delay,
and make Nettleutitat, otherwise the accounts
will be placedln proper hands to enforce this
payment
Ito also deeme to notify all thee , who may
hate Jamie against him, Oa Louie forward and
-.receive their inontia m All gouda roil be *sold
hereafter, lower (It elsewhere von CARL ,-
12, 22, Gt. . A. SUSSMAN.
LIM Ali.l) W . MILLER.
I'_.A N.r . la
18.1 Ac P. i . '11.‘1.11 , ANT S. co.,
_ Wludenale dualere 111
A, I TIO'O 1/Hl-(1.08, NOTIOee de , 4t1 . ...
NO 238 Church St,
(Near ad Mill Market Rtreets,)
12 20 IL Philadelphia. r ,
J. 0111,55 NRP : lIKART, •
Wren
BARNES, OSTERAOVT . , HERON A C....
Wholesale A Retail alere in
UAW, CAPS, STRAW U i i. AND FUNS
No. 503, Market Phila.
Neln abbertiomento
J UST PUBLISII!D,
1 , 1 B Mr! iIORKON SINGIN(
' BAI3.?INUB
~.
TVANTV MELODIC • MIMES,
1% TORY
SOLFROMOS FOR VRYPII. Vb OR MEZZO
SOPRANO VOICES
=
"The exercises were composed to be used
simultaneously with his system "To tt Aar or
Susumu," or with enritrAtdrlnethiol fur the
cultivation of the tone, nod will take the
place of Coneorns's Elm.ruotries • being more
melodious and better adapted for teaching.
..Some of those eterelsos are specially beau
tiful as coil as useful, a mingling of the Jules
el wile, which secures the interest so well as the
improvement of the student. The various Idyl.
rendered in these exercises, render them inval
uable in an educational point of view, as they
tend to enlarge the intelligence and the appre-'
cietion, and at the game Wee form the ludo of
the pupil They lutist he studied carefully
reference to the innumeral marks of exprgs
alone and forms of ormtmentaon Upon the
minuto accuracy with which these ere /Wenn,
&dished *Upends the actual 'stinting advance
mant of the pupil ; any *Vuitton or alumni:l'
' " '
,ero rcepe:.te . ie: I sum and effort utterly •witet:l
- -
htlo,.oh.t he ether hand, a close and pain
n esttgation, and a minutely - faithful exeruti
yf theta, w all wee II nee heeled power and fad
ty, and open to the student, the means and
tureen by which great arthita product, Ih
noet brilliant and in...found all - ante.— It'cona..
A • t .11111,11111.
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Prier(enell. in lloardn. $ fli
" •• in ClOth. Itototl4 . ........ 151
A Samplo Copy Pont by mail, pont paid, un re
voila of Wholonalu Prtre, $1,50.
Publish., and dealers in Mario, nod AI
fn. torus of Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Ae., e
tielld for a ontalogne of prires• Palo. o
WAI. lIA lA. if 00.
12, 24-It. X, 513, Brondsrny N
ORPHANS coutur SA 11.1 e,
it, t , r t,,,, Order or the (Intl
(Cur ni Centre entinly, to us Ihreeted, t
will 1,0 eximeill to sole, nt the I'
llnuee Belh•fonte, . tha
1:1111 DAY OF A FOUST, D'67
At I look YM. of moil ally, the idiot ol
o. 0100 l
MEKSZE
to the property f John S%'nikni, deeesomol , to
rt Alt that eerlam trait 4.f 1,11,1 ttante
Donne townalup, Centro county, Pa , bounded
as follows On the north by land id Andrew
Fetter. on the text by Intl+ of Willoon Butler
and otheoi . on ihe tooth by land of Elisabeth
Fetter, nod on the weft by land of James Craft,
ONE lIIINDREL Arkll) FIVE ACRES
More or tem T, nor of role: toe half-the
money In hand oh i nt.-rnation of sale, 'smithy
`residue in ono rear lhatoottor, with intorca4 to
be permed by It-nd and lottgago on tho prom.-
ti!I!MMI!!IIIII/IIEMMKIZZI
•
mote or cothotwo Jolts PROFFBOT,
12-21-tf A111441 ' 11 „f .l 011 N WA Lit Eft,
/TICETO iIitITEDSTATES T.VX
l'A 1 LK ,
The lance on the metal llot, 0.13 \ 11 ;wog tot%
OF on ;mmo., earringee Ate. LIOVIIFF• nre non
doe, and pnynblo to me nt
liellefonto on the 15, j lerth 07 Jot),
l'hilhprletrg 17 Int ' to ,
Pine (Dose " ,:lp
Cmitro Hall " ,22
Aaronlburg " •2,1 , ~v '. •,
I la tri r
hi nds Will Ed', Period upon till K..
r
Hal,
a
any of the &bits° risiwti•incol,talcorosho
TO eiffect to make pit,frhent nil illio day.
swaps', (of the issuing and servo itilßieli a
ffri et:flinty ecnts,and four cent s , foci:fit+ mile
travved in scroll* the same, will, •on„,each
.nee 0 f neglect, ho eklingratk in ndilitiutiNti the
RS. I I payment is nallsaiiito within ten days
,flee the enrolee of demand, Binet will be mil
led with the penalty ill c ßto per contain, in
met at the rate of one rver ingritum, and the
opor costs and expenses by distraint
*I dAMES HASSON',
o ' Lopt. Col. Inth Dint.
SMALL F.BIM FOB SALE
Mont hie milts south of Bellefonte
1,011 Dining 1.111 acre., 1201 lensed, well fenced,
good buildings and in a good state of cultiva
tion—balance. in Om mg timber. A largo up
plo sparchuril and other fruit tines There are
sera] springs on it, and running water in
cry field. Title indisputable. Terms i ory
,sy. Apply to corner sin rho promises
DAMEI Mcliltilir,
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lI EII ERSIJUIthI SCIIOO4.
I lie Fall Tenn, under the direct cod
tr.,' ..e . the County Supt, willcommence tin
Weilneriln), July 21, 'CA7, and el/11 I nue IU weeks
Et et) 4,11..0 will he made to render the school
w"rik.l of support Fur Particulars, whirr,.
A. U. Havre, or the County Sup nt
Hehere
burg, Centro county, Ps. 12,27-A1
G ENTLEIEN -I el furnixh,you with till
sizes cl the Hunker City Whitt. shlrts,
and challenge any tondo 10 praline° its
et nal IV W
G REEN 11111F:S.
The loglir , it market price la paid for
groan hider of all kind r, al
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SAWED 2111ING LES, Constantly o n band
and for solo by HOFFER & IMO'S
A . Flll.l. alotornaent of lists and etlpll key,
on band at MONTOOIUERI"S.
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(111,MAM 4 NicAFFES",
ManfActorersof, and Dealers in
oa.ing added largely to our former eta 1,, we
ran fewer° the I,lllllllllllly that we ha% 11
now fle lewt weir, two m ('ea
ansy 11 atm, el
Awe Buttoned,
Front Lace,
;into Lace.
An.l Vonvena
Boots,
Nfannfactured from the Ine.t English Igniting
LOVE KID, CONGRESS g 1 HA LMORALS
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ISSES AND CIIILDIt ENS SHOES
Al o n large lot f those t heap shoes, duel]
eawe read about nut of
which we are sel
lout 1.11 X,,
CH HA PElt THAN TIIE CHEAPEST.
,IPB \Wu invllo an examination of our goods St
IT 20 ly
BOOT & SHOE MA N (IFACTORI
The undersigned respectfully infotaa.theclt.
isens of Bellefonte and • trinity, that be Ino
estishlished a first Oa.
BOOT AND SHOE IdANUFACTOBY,
next door to Pruners store, on the north wont
side of the diamond, where he will be pleased
at all times to wait upon customers, Ile lazing La
EXPERIENCED IVONKMAN, •
customers con rest assured that no pain, wit'
ho apnred to render complete satisfaction. nen
tlemen, ladies, misses and youth can Ice MCCOM-
Inudatatl with the best
Boots,
Shoos,
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•nu lectured from the best stock, and in the
test styles. Repairing of ail kinds ptoteptly
ttendal to.
May 7, 60--11. " PEVA; MchfAllON .
N" OOT ESTABLISII
'laving rood to the room op Allegany
street formerly °coupled by Triples talor shop,
subscriber very politely invites Ida old friends
and the public generally, to giro him a call,
feeling confident that he can fit any in'
ROOTS, 13110 ES OR GAITERS.
Raving had years of experience as foremen
in one of the best menufaeturlng eetabllsh
manta In the country, he !MIX wale to giving
a guarantee for all work done.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
done' on the shortest notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
• 12 2 ly. YONNIPO 'Y ERB.
Nell) Rbberthsemeot
STAIttLING ANNO UNCEIII t; NT
TOLL PARTICULARS ORLOR.
2 6 OEk
1 1:1ollare reward for a preparation equal to
"Mrs. Wheeler's Nursing Syrup for children"
Teething, and to produce deep, also fur diar
rhea, dysentery. colic, cholera minims, cholera
infanturn, fits from worms, spasms, wind in th e
stomach and bowies, Ac. The fermi of teeth
ing is the most critical hi any during the life of
the child; and Dior, children die during th in
period than all others combined. According to
Melodic. which are well authenticated, seventy
five out of (nary hundred
BABIES
that die under two years of age, die from die
ease caused from teeth ing. I elate this, moth
ers and nurses, that you may exercise a greater
degree of rare over your liteyt O
nei. during this
time. It is a well-establ is e fact at a great
majority of those who die in t e prime of life
contracted the disease in okildhoitil. whirls
through the negligence of mother or nurse was
allowed to pursue its course unchecked, and
which might have been arrested in its earlier
stages by I cry simple means. It is for this pur
pose we offer you this valuable reinely, safe in
bands of any one, and sure to relieve in alino-it
every M.. UllOll ono other point we wish to
give you coals valuable information, mild' which
If obscri ail will sate ou touch trouble and
many no nos alas aleepless night It is
F 0 U N It
that sleep Is "Natilfre's sweet Itestorsff," and it
is • fact beyond contradicti in that an easy,
quiet and natural sleep at regular intervals, and
especially at night, is absolutely neeessnry to
health. It is during repose that the system
itrengthens and fortifies itself against the ex
haustive influence of waking hours Infants and
children reissue to leo the sleep of al an adult„
and unless they obtain it by some means they
are irritable and restless, the system is more
sensitise to cold or other exciting,mess, more
exposed to the tillages of olixearc, and easily
prostrated thereby. For Inodu, mg n genet,
natural sod refreshing sleep one from which
the child wtlllki(r, fooling refre"holl and
no
gleeful. Many the artn•los put in market
aro •
EEMEI
and worthlow, bat the - Nar•ing too • hits nil
wiaal l'or the beneli t nn lie r. and t iorw.i,
we woof! niliko yun,n hen th , idtild 14 rE 411e.tt
feterwli, Omit., head hot, fate Il tidied, longue
moto,l, poky ipt lakentil, to gwe %awe kith,
followed liy appropriate do. • ..1 the '•Nar•ing
tt)ru p, nod
Mill
S s trup you will Una an ortielo whore magical
Miceli; will gladden your heart. • All ur.ll
is for you to try line bottle, and If )I,u ore not
fully after tong half of it, rettilln it to
the agent and got your money Try it when
your children are teething, unit you ',II find
116. Syrup per extlillent It renders that pro.
- evereasy, met ewer. thmudun hla ttottote.tn Hain
gurus, without ',nolo...tic flibeo ,_ltunet notional
and °filmes fatal ity 'option+ no ofFen uttneered
in children Try it in nerve., tirnkeful and it
weld. children. It ran Ito git en to the most
delicate infant with perfort moiety, J. If.
WHEELER, Sole proprietor, No 221, Water
S T It E E T,
Elm's, Chewing ca , N. V
Where eh orders by mail in. othergire, w
receive prompt attention. For rule by
Druggists and Country merchants et crywhe
at 25 eta per bottle 12 ?a
e. vArk re. II 11. IM nr
IJACK ER S: PACK FA haTg pur
Ow.] the
F M I T N M I Ll, 8,
PLIMINGTOIf,
Are nat. , prollared b, curniell all' klade
FLOUR AND FEED!
lIEMEI
PLASTER GROUND 4. IN TIIE STONE
,t,"AT Tint 1111011T.81 romen'ttia
Their Fuethtieellor Manufacturing or er) thing
Usually Maul:gar lured in
1: I, 0 El lt I MILL!
I•rg ,
By any other Elitahlitilitnent in the country
0111,1:118 ' 1111f 1.10E4 Els ArTICITI4OI.
They have alou iy_conneetiole ntth diem M
TUB SToRE FORMERLY OWNED BY
J. I'
And ttr . e !prepared to turn Wk.
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Awl it general It.sorl mon t of Store I Inwl.
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CA II PAID FOIL G ,1 I N IN U
COUNTRY PIOLI•CI•
BUY YOUR
Ef.orß, FTELI 444 LEO (IA I : 41
PACKER, S: PACKER
A[ Flemington M
13M1Ell
G REAT REDUCTION IN PR WES
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BELLEFONTE, PENN'A
The undersigned has added to hie ate, k
groceries, a largo end well selected assortut
of ft kV GOODS consisting in pest of
Calico Finis,
Chintzes,
Ninnies,
Mithoirs,
Alp/wall
Armor., o,lored d Bluck
onghto.,
Cue ncrr,
Cottonntles,
111 e. hod nod Anil!lnd.' Moo Inns
ghirtmgx, , Av. At.,
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•,tendla 1.11 iris, bolo, rape, boots and sl,,
HOSIERY of all kiwis, glove, shawls, se
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Ile also pay!, particular attention to grocer
ies, in that lino ho kcopa a In II aseiertinent sued
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thig r ars,
Syrups,
Baking and Sugsirilittinse. Molaysca
Canned and Dried Fruit,
Englinh Pickles,
Macaroni,
Cheep.,
Mackerel and Herring.
In fact every thing that the w•nts of the pub
lie require, can be found at his store
All theses spode he sells at as low a figure a
any other Merchant in town, and probably
little lower.
lIE WILL DEAL. HONORABLY
with all of Mx customers, and by so doing h.
Inipen to receive a full chore of the-public, pat
ronage. Goode wilt be delivered to any Point
Marketing of all kinds taken at the highes
market price in exchange for goods
12-115-1 y OEO. D, PIFER.
I RATHER.
J r /
To !MST lluiselos Areas arlB came
No cut up Arinoca; nu henry fleshed California
but the real, genuine
Bur ilyre•,-Spooma Sole,
O
of a boat qv Illy, at 38 rout per pound, to
Lad at
ABRAM BUSMAN'S,
12-1 -6mOn High at., Bellefonte, Pa.
Book o $; 55tationarg
LIVINaBT4IOB BOOK BTOB.
This old find well known establishment
has again been removed to the new Brokerboff
Row, directly opposite the
G'l3 NRAD 110 UH E.
Le .till Leaps on bond his usual assortment of
theological, olossical, sohool,flunday school, and
miscellaneous book.. stationary and photograph
albums. Also an cstensive assortment of will
and window papers. A liberal discount mado
(on echobl books and stationary,) to those who
buy to sell again. Lally and weekly paper
constantly on hand, New publications iskpub-'
Ushers prices. Jos. 19 'en 0. I.IVINOSTON
J'altagat Notlrro
A 111)ITORS NOTICE.
The undersigned, nu Auditor nt,
pointed by the Orphpne Court Of Centre corn
ty, to Fettle end adjust the nrcmu,t of Jove',
Illerehall, earl h tug ethutnb4rator of Willi,.
:Hardball to. '.l", and make Imlributs. of th
balance, will ot lend to tio dot we of•his np
poinlenewl at the °glee 111 I' Il Blanchard t
Bel lefonte, on Alondny the .:oth d n y,,r 3,0 3
1887, nt 2 o'clock I'. 21., 0 ',en and whore 1.
persons in [created mu_ wrfend if they IO
proper ^^rl .N BLANCHARD,
12 27-11. a Au.lito
iiDITOES NOTWE
The unilessigheil en Auditor ni
pqinted Ly the Orphan's Court pf Centre oon
ly to wake distribution of the balance in lb
hands of Jarob linker, Executor the cetot
of Margaret iVatkins clued , nill attend to lb
duties of his'appointment on Tuesday the 201
day of J.Lly, 1117. at the °Mee of E. A I
1114nehned in I', I fonte, at 2 o'clock 1 1 AI
when and whet. nI I ',croons interested may of
trod if !hay .1 wap , r .t
INAN
12 27-4 t.
A lIIOTOLIS NOTICE.
The Ilnilernigned en Auditor at
pointed 1.3 the tirphen'a Court of Centre rout
ty re the matter of the real Male Of Joh
Ilarahltarger, 10 .ttecertmn Ilene egalnai
estate, and to make di rtribotton of the Loll..
among thorn legally retitled thereto, viii a
tend to the dollen of hie •proantinent nt Pie t.
flee in Bellefonte, oat Friday - Mfr. 2nd at In, ..
clock A 1.1. when end where all partian lettere
fell nifty attend if they tee proper.
TIIADEt S P. STEVENS,
12 27-It.
A unrrons No - FRT.. • -
The lorttler,4tota. tin Atol ttor, ul
I° ool ' 4 ItY Ih,• Orphan. , . , ml or l'untre coon,
to out kcal o.trtlttitton oI tholotlan.c in the hand
of Eltettler ortl , whom, ,tor of Ike e.1.t1
of NV illonnt 111. holtry, in o'll will alien,' to 111
tlutiett of Linn ottpotnitoont, ttt Inn offit ts m Itel'
footo on hot ortlny tlin 1011 t of Augottt, K.
11117 ttt 10 o'clock it tn of pool t 1.13, wh,•n SI
whew nll locreoutt tettoreetett may ntlt tot ,I Iln
U. :-.TITZhIt,
Au4lha
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Th. ond, rlignetl, an Auditor. /I
. 11011Iti d ho Plc, 0
in,lollllll, ill .110111110 Ihe ni 0
on
se
Iry In
Lnndnef the Sherol, arising (nee the !.
the personn I estate oI II J Merlon. to no
emong 0 legally entitled Iheralo, 10111
Iriel to the duties of his appointdneet lot II
°Owe 111 Ilellefonte, on Thursday the Ist 110
August, A 11. 1067,10 2 o'l 1111 k P 31 of -di
dev , when nod where ell purl. n nely utten.
If they see prover A ii Fl'itsT,
• Audlor
TI
J. 4. Letters testsimenitiry on the celnte to
Samuel Lentliere of Jecob) deed, late of Bow
and township, hat tog been granted to the sub
briber, lee retlitetts all permits ),1111,V tog them
mites Indebted to raid estate to make henithat
'optima, nod (hove besrmg elan.. to promo
(Lein duly authentsenied for settlement.
JOHN IL LEATHERS
ExornO
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1 XECUTonS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate
Peter Spangler, doo'd , Into of Potter townehi
hat mg boon grunted to tho subscribers they r
lowas all forgone knowing theinsolt os Holub
erl toeaid estate to make immediate impost!
and Hose having claims no prosont them do"
autheittirated for nottleinent
DANIEL FLEISII Eli,
HEOROE N. 110 A
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AI'EMIN IST It .Tint's NOT IC E.
Notioo is hereby gla t en that letter.
administration hare been granted to the under
owned on the estate of Felix Leo, demi.
ed., site of Benner township All person
knowing themselretindebted to mild oiitute or
requested to make immediate payment, a nt
those hating ileums to present them duly au
thenticated fur settlement
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Allmmietrutor.
MEM
A MIINISTRATORB
Notice is hereby given that le
tore of Administration hale been granted
the undersigned on the estate of Lev l•Swee
wood, deceased, of Snow Shop toe nshil
All persons knee mg them/mit es indebted
stud estate, are rmittested to teale insured la
payment, and' those having clam. to prone
them duly authenticated for settolnu•nl
SUSAN SW EETWOOD,
Admintearntti
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A DM INISTItATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration On the want
of Henry Uhl, deco:vied, late of caytin town
slop, Imo rug been !minted to the undersigns.
he requests nll persons knowing themselves in
&bled to raid ,tatu to make itinuedbito pa) ni
ent, and thorn hat tag claims to present the,,
duly autheigiented for settlement.
JOHN 131:1111.,
A duimutratur.
EERIE
ADIONISTRATOES NOTICE.
.) hotter* y yth Atlntinintrution on It
eynale of iglun NotM of Ferguson towni.hi
tke'd, hnottg been granted to fib untleegnm
by hereby wadies all pommel indebted to tt.l
entn i loylo utake itinnedin to payntent, and tho
hnvinguguinxt it, to preyentllftun duly 1111 th/ I
forgettlenlynt.
JOHE If NE:nitl 11,
12, 22-81 Administrator. ,
CENTRE COUNTY S it
J — . tiephart, llfar,k of the Orphan
Court Of 11.sofre county, do hereby certify, Ina
at an Orphans Court, held at Ilellefonte, u ll,ll
for said county, an the Rh day of May, A It
18117, before the Honorable, tbe J 8, 114 .8 ra°
court, On motion a rule was grantid upon Thom
an McCoy, Trustee, and the widow and Belo , an(
legal represelgoalavus of Wendel Itaetholtnew
deceased, to a 01.0 Into court on the fourth Mon
day (28) 01 August next, and show cause wt,
a certain mortgage given by (loorge, Bartbol
mow to said Thomas McCoy, trustee, m the
sum of one thousand five hundred and tweet
tits dollars shall not be satisfied, pc, tint,,
In testimony whereof, 1 have horetin to se
my hand and nßnd the coal of soul Court a
Bellefonte, this Nth day 01 Juno 1667,
J. I'. E PILART, C 0 C
Z. KLINE, Shuntr
EEZI
TO THE HEMS Of tIM MAR:IIIAM,
Pennsylvania. Centre county (MICA i.
I, J P. llephart Clerk 01 the Orphans Court of
sold County of Centro, do hereby cerhly, that
at an Orphan's Court held at Bellefonte on the
221.1 day of April 18117, before the /forlorn' , tt
tho-Judgoe of said Court. On motion rules was
grunted upon the hems and representitn es of
William Marshall deceased, to colon into the
Court on the fourth Monday of August nemoin.l
act opt, or refuse to accopt, at the t aluation sad
appraisement, or to show cause why the real is.
tale of geld duce ed should not be sold.
In textunon iereof, I have herennt , " ant on)
hued and is od the seal of said Cowl
Bellefonte on ho 22nd day of April A
'llll7. J I'. l 61' !Pr.
DEEM
110 TIIII lilt. its OF SAMBEI, fi'l'l NR
POllll I‘ en lc, Centre county [spot
1, Gephurt , elerk of the Oti,i4p's Court 0
sold county ,of Centre, do„herdbr, certify, the
on Orphan's court held at Bellefonte, on th
22nd day of April, /807, before the Ifrou'orabl.
the Judges of raid Court. On motion rule wa
planted upon the helm and representatives 0 ,
Samuel Stine, deco.. I, to come into the Cu.
do the fourth Monday 01 August net, and no
cept, or refuse to aceepteat the valuation on,
appraisument, or Wallow cause why the run
estate of said deeerised should not be sold
In tentimony whereof, I have hereunto no
my hand and affixed the seal of acid Coda e
llollefunto, en thu 22nd day of Apml, A. I)
1862 J. P. üBPIIART.
12, 22—It Cleft 0. C.
fir 0 'TIE p 11 H. lIT A
an fa, ct l ent l e E n
county [erxt.
1, J. 1. Ilephart, Clerk of the Orphan's Cour
of mud county of Centre, do hereby certify Ora
at an Orphan's Court hold at Bellefonte ou th
22nd day of April, 1887, before the llonoralt I
the Judges of mod Court. On motion rule we
sta% fid upon the heirs and representatives I
Eamon! Lipton, deceased, to cove into tbe Cou
on the fourth Monday. of August next, and ay
cep!, or refuse to accept, at the valuation an
appraisentent, or to show cause illy the re
estate of said deceased should ruche sold.
In testhooxy whereof, I have hereunto set to
hand and Willed the seal" of odd Court
Bellefonte, on the 22nd day of April, A.
1887. J.. P OEPliAlt%
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TO TIIE lIEIRS OF PHILIP FOSTER
Pennsylvania, Centre county [anat..]
1,,J P. OEII4I, Olork of the Orphuu'e Court
of said codtity of Centre, do heleby ce• lily,
that at an Orptinn's plat held at Bellefonte en
the 22nd day or AnsYl, IBd7, before the Honor
able Judges of said Court. On motion rule wow
granted upon the heirs and representatives of
Philip Foster, deceweed, to IMMO Into the coon
on the fourth Monday of August nest, au I 11l
cent, or refuse to accept, at the valuation tool
appraisal:Dent, or to ehow cause why the reel
rotate of nail deoeseed should not be sold.
. .
In testimony • whereof, I have hereunto se
my hand and affixed the seal of meld o .urt
Bellefonte un the 22nd day of Apri! A. 11./
J. P. 01SYLIART,
Clerk 0 C
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