The Democratic Watch Man.
The Tax-Payers' Revolution
All over the length and breadth of
This broad land •eo hnr of eltangem
—changes ft otn bad to goo I, ft out lindl•
caTism to Dentderacay.
Everywhere the tax-payers the people,
aro leaving the rank. of the dest . Mictive
party, are withdrawing front under the
black flag of the Jacobins pirates, and
mardothog themselves unit the 'prof
tec Mg folds of the irervineratic standarti
Everywhere you go. alfi-Ote more you
travel the more you see, you will h..c . bnitt
convinced of thk most important f tot—
The people do not talk en nmeli Radi
calism now RI thqy did they d t no'
talk so 'twat about ttrebel ' and “traitor, -
and use ouch shallow argignernis in WI
effort to controvert the straightforivnrd
s Anriies made by the DemoJracy, of
corruption, fraud and villainy in the
Radio ! administration of Minim
The people hive become disgusted
with these we',k, senseless tirades, and
ho tXleft them eoloty to the lo.durs of
Jscottigto—t he petty edam.; and orators
of the party
EOM
11 nil,—
STZ
Negro Bureau--
Sived.ny
.. Armies
Radgral T/4,eves
Radical tnjusnee and duAonesty gener-
ally '
These are the questions that now en
ipg• the alien on of iho people of the
Unitgil States, and from Eas•t. to \leas,
from North to South throognosts the
len k eit uud hre.ulth of this land, upon
the hill-tops and sleep hobo she 'alkyl.,
go everywhere, and pan w hl fill
the ins payer- unanitnowsly
nand a chanyr
Ilerciofore it ts •tttete custom to
attend closely 10 the lottonetet of the
eltor or the fat 111, r , eting seem, ly awl
ro.p tott..'y Looter rie g .0.1 curio
totcol a Imittist rKlioll of the Dernocraey
Wolt the Rd we'd of Itrollettli.nt they tor.-
pivieil nothing wrong but they now ewe
Mlle)" that 11 not r g .t. 'J'oey hove
oreoell hear ry.o to much , Wlllll4l Ili;
padyeitr or two, un I t hey have In
covered I l nd.culisw w all Its CcJl*l Uili 1011
and ra-,eality.
They have .11.0 tvere , l that while they
wet e bu+y in the hell I,t't lit p'ow
Ratite: 4i tttlietali were engaged to staling
the money they 11.1 I paid lir hell 1 . 11 •it I )
111 Ihe *h.lpe 111 I t 1.4 nlld 1111',III.
They Ji•eovrrel that rshiln Ih.y tsere
working fnm In• 1 tologhteiin II
each lay in or lur no morn the dennonnl•
of rho re'ettile%s Lit globe, er, tin• Ittt I
teal Iturni, %%a+ iniln•!! 0t1..1y
eng.ive , l in cone CI .ng -ch•pnw le in
ereast. the bnrdru+ 11( illll pui
mt won• tax g,tlllorors
mn'rlind,•r in all countro.4 arc
'rho pa
pal toot to 11, certoln root
I itmet• of ILr Amer -Iran roll r II I. b.•rn
rI .1, .1, 1.. t II el•i I'll 111 V flll 171 .I r 1
Ot Ili I tolt• tot it 1.111,1 nn lilt, lt ul
lasing the psi r for In •.nppn t ft It
rich, iiii more er In ant on to siiiiiiiir
three MI 11°44 .1 liardy, ,, Le 11. gr II
waleof 11[11110 I ILI 1111 . 11 IL 11.•1.111.111'1
Cllp`liMUl. :Limy in Imo of ponce, no
111,1". of 11114 lOU in •II ppOr I ii•
Radical lor4lem ‘vilo Irnvi• d0...11:1,3 , 4 gov
crnnn nit mind conit ti tit 111 , 111114 b, by
Jefrel4o(l an I • %Wiling! on, awl I hell
Comp!' rtolv or that .:vohaL,Lu nluch
brought, throuirli fire not' sword, our
fi P. don) fr in tyranny, our 111, ional PI
, Iln 11101 C of 11111111. 0 to hil the
pockets of IL:lilted thieves •he hang
about the p.•op'e y IrnaMuty ; no inure of
taxation !lint Itit tic ii Congre-ounett way
have money to vote nAly m northlo,4
appiopriahon4 Uf thwie tiling , ' the
people tie .e.try,tig
dine thing. 7 they rehel '
11.011..1;4in has t:ixed, an I I,led, and
litir,lened them, uutrl iliay will 111 longer
14111111 It, 'Wile(' we find them inking their
phice4 Itt , tile the yOOlll4ll Deno) t-.try of
the I Lod, atol ,lentantling for the:niche/
and their posterity.
Equal laxatiou
i'lirretiry for oil
S.ereo . epoly ol the Stq
Economy on public affairs
t/tien, and prate, ail Ilepub(wan
GOVerllrneril jarful,.
These are the live issues of the penil
i4 canuois l'poil 'theme issuint are
the people arrayed in solid opposition ro
the Radical thieves ant Hhoildyites nt
Washington, and in opposition to the
hoodliqlder and aristocrat, the enemy of
the laboring men everywhere.
Thu u the Tai-,Puyers' Herobaton
Let Illulicalimm boware!
Democrat
"CONINICNrs on the Presidential can
didates," which every •oter should read
and consider :
11la,r saved Missouri from secession
in 1861, and be and :+eymour will Have
the country from ihe Radicals in 1868
Colfax, in 1864, said that he would
not rote fora foreigner or a Catholic
Will the foreigners• or Catholics rote for
Colfax in 1868?"
The Frheilmen'a Bureau--a device for
supporting the idle negro at the expense
of the white main-t--$130,600,000, per
year.
Blair fought to keep. the Southern
State,r in the Union, the Republicans are
fighting to keep them out of the
Union Which ie right
rironr'ear, ' het. !la harp pence
Wee in "hint whn /nye "Peace, peace,
when there ill no pewee."
. . ,
Ton litgh road le reptitlmiton • lite
entnitant. iincrenxe of the national debt
Under lindienl rtile,front Anynet 1,186 H
the 1nen.R....1 111.1)t ' l4 nvPi• $12,000,000.
"Am.!, gireir !" ery,, the wir
er! baggers, "Let ottOgive penee,,,axyx
Orin!
Itadicalq nryi trnllore deny thn hind
oblirotio,n4 of 1110 Constitution
Grunt lima no policy.
B.yrnotur's policy, "pconronv, rrfluto
lion of tile national llrto. km.; tox,p,
.prrio payments " Grant line no pnl
iry ".
Lot there he nn more rnbhing the Ger
ertininnt tinder the cry loyality.
- Orstir hms no policy. oon•equently hie
election IC not intorn! Aeyittotir 1111 1 1 14
perney mild his cletitiot) is insured by the
people.
Re moor nneed Ppnneylvnnin from the
Solit'hern re t,..1.4 in 18M —MI" will nave
the Union front the Rathjai rebele to
18118 .
7•he country cannot afford to elect a
dear end (limb Preardvni, ;0.1 Greeley.
in IRV. Tho people to 1868 say the
mune thing.
Trinperenee. polierneme and cheatity ix
the policy of Seymour. Grain baa ••uo
policy" of that kind
If OPnztr LI Grant wee "not fitted by
education and ta.te,•' to accept a diplo
m•tito tntsaton to ion, le he fitted by
..,htealiou to be Preptdent of the United
Stated
Butler indorse!' Grant Who will in
tree Butler 't Internal d ebt 1
1868. $.! b 73 GOO 000 --Gold $1 46
Who pays else were?
More Debts - More Bends -More
Taxes ! ! !
When Congress pasoal the appropria
tion bills fur the current ti - col year. it
w.to will known lollies° corm - now with
our finances, that the amounts voted
wool I not pay for the things authorized
, e tie done. Toe people were warned
tot as -,, ured, that the reduced eppro
pri.ttionet were intended lor 1110 effect
oil 1110 election-- ,, u , 1 that the actual
'outs whicia town be expended iu 1868
and 11869 would nei be 1,6 than the ex
prod!.l rev of 1867 (l 9 In oilier words.
the 84.11e,1e k.utir that * the eumi %tory
vote I wont.] not c ,, ver the elpendlioten
Ivry li.l suiltor tzeol- -lout Ilia! I hey
to, ant I 0 iliucre e‘.l)lliitig as they iLd
Jeor, filth anoolloo r Deficiency Bill.
N .11 I“ve Ibe fLures to prove
three oust K., from oho Tressury Leolg
-pi epoo.reol !tool attrooled by leittroler
1.);Ionar, ty ,
Si el Il•Iler 111 the rre:ollry Urpunweut
ti Washington.
We ...all out tire nor perplex our rea
ders with the figures itiroyed
m ind 41-
i oog .1 toy Mr 1)P1111 or, bet .will notice
the to ,Inpoint ol only -the moot orupoor
I 111 1/11:1C11 it. that it Ilie Trea-ory
elide Iv or• too lo• it 1 , / , 1 etsfletil Clprti.ll
tires 11.1. ytnr, II wit, tell neon lacc
eviiie, I IPIO.is .0111 0
013 t ,a3Y,202 ! I
A. thii+
T'ir tni wv..l.lible r cpendt ore!.
1., IMF, nil or 1! I $17.3,U59.202
r lie ;In L“ .111 itvt, u. c,kl 321.620 QUO
11•Itst.g thninijore &Grit o' $151,319 20/
1 , 11 111 , i Vial/11.011 PiWI rill 1 , 16-ly be WO
v Het by hir 111 r mill ineren“ell
' op , e elpr from 11114 re
••,11 S imh , .ly um,l Ki unpai d -the
A , my nr the N I,r Illr VrlOt.llllell
rsr 11, V • ..u.ner. -or hen
1v ti 4 , 11 114 , 111`r I. [ OO .
,lii WEI : - I WO Ilia 1,., 1/)
I ' ..tigiem• In pre Ibon Rai 14.1 )1 . 1 , 11T,
rt ., ' UtA/Orre in 11.• 11/0k ed lot, or te
In ~m•Ible • ".
Mr Delmar koea 011 to Kay that as ad
.lil, nil ink it ion Is regarded NS 101
practicable. there 10. 11 i.'1"eforei I V I RP
-00,01 way not of !hi. ilifficiAlly but 10
Mere i.O the puidic debt by 14c ISSUM ht
more I 1,0 , 11 , . T 6 1 .5 the Treanoty has
power to do unitll the whole' nom of the
ohlic debt 1.11111011 1, 1 10 IWO 111011./111 1 1.
eight 01111.1fE 1 11411 1 1 1 WrIl r y -10,1111 millnin e ,
or tin tittioniti MI the dale of [lto 'tannage
of ille a.. of the 12th of April, 1861 i
ti'.-M' Alel'olloch can el.ll mare'
bowl, nod he inti.o Nell them, or Map
payment ' We implore the people who
are dally and nightly cajoled and Ile
moved by, lying Itidiral mpeakerti and
writern with ,tomtit of reduced expend'
,aren, to look at these figures They are
ri liable They are ofhutal They are
II? rll Irum 1110 poipleroun re •0n.14 of the
l'rea.ury Department and cannot nun
c.entolly he 1111 pupil , ' We are told
that Mr. Well.. ll t e authority for many
of the garbled attir. p.t Ir. the Radii:alit one
00 the stomp, tit I nut nom, Mr Dermar
Siolement It in not likely that ho will
Ile cou ld only fly to do no at bent. The
Liets are incantroverillile
The item of nitert:t.i on the public debt
1,1 put ...town at one hundred and lblrly
tu Id on , . -moat o f his could be Paved by
buying up the bonds with ereetibacks
Is a not better to , lo 'hie thou to ir.ite
more bond., or to levy new laze , • One
al theme thinge we must do Cticoim
ye, cii Ilene of Penney Iron ia -we used to
appeal ii.ferionen Hut are the people
true whit have au ietolerable burden
honed to their titioublers? Will ren !m
-ane more boucle, or will you pay oft
you now owe ill groenbaclie Ornins of
hiberly
Net abbertioe memo.
MOSIIANON HOUSE.
rnitirsutnta, I'A
La Craw
This long 'established and well know
Hotel, hay ing been purchased by the tinder
signed, he armoury •s to the former patron/
of the estab.ishment end to the pubic gem
orally, that he intends refitting It thorough
ly, and is prepared to render the most satin
factory accommodations to all who may fa
vor him with their patronage. All who atop
with him will lied his table abundantly sup
plied with the best fare the market will
afford. Itie Bar will always contain the
choicest of liquors. His stablitig is the best
in town.
Give him a call one and all, and We feels
confident that all will be satiefiedwith they
accommodation. Stages run to and from
the house. , JOHN S. GRAY.
11-30 Proprietor
G ENTLEMbN.-1. can furnish you with
all 1111.0 , of the Quaker City White
Shirts and challenge any trade to produce
them equal. W• W. MONTGOMERY.
pooflanb's3 13itters.
HOUFLAN G MAN.I
TERS, AND
1100FLAND'S OERNIAN TONIC
The Gyeat Remedies for •ll Dis f the
IVER, STONI MILL OR DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Ie e posed of the pure jukes( or, Ira they
are inetheinally termed, Extracts') of Route.
Herbs, an I 13arl , s, making a preparation,
highly eoneenitated, and entirely free from
,q,ohotic adma.ritire of any kind.
HOOFLAND'S UERMAN TONIC,
Is a combination of ■ll the ingredients of
the Bittern, with the purest quality of .Sant.
C. on Rum, Orange, k. , and ing one of the
most pleasant and agreeable retundaes ever
offered to the public
Those preferring • Medicine •free from
A feoholic admixture, will use•
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Those whn have no objection to the corn
bination of the Bitters, as staled, will we
IIOOFLANDB GERMAN TONIC
Therare both equally good, and cootaln
the vane medicinal virtuee,the choice be
twcen the two being a mere matter of taste,
the Tonic being the moat palatable.
The stomach, from a variety of causes, as
,Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
ete i-very apt to have its functions derang
ed. The Liver, sympathising as closely as
it does with the Stomach, than becomes af.
levied, t e result of which Is that the pa
tient suffers Irmo several or more of the fol
lowing diseases:
Constipation. Flatulence; Inward Piles
Fulness of Illootto the {Teed, Acidity of the
Stouinch, Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
•t , e Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Horned or Difficult Hreathipg, Flut
tering - the heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when In a Lying Posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pam in th Head, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Palnln the Side, Back. Chest. Limbs,
etc.. Sbditen Flushes of Heart, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil,
and Croat Depression of Spirits.
• The sufferer fr •in these diseases should
exert ice the greatest cautiontin the selection
01 a remedy for his case, purchasing only
that whith he is insured from hi, investiga
tions and incomes possess true merit, is
ek Molly compounded, is free from Injurious
Ingretliente, nod has established for itself a
reputation for the cure of those diseases
In thw connection wo would submit those
well known remedies--
lOUFLAND'S KRNAN BITTERS,
liM
HOOFLAND'S GERM - AN TONIC
PREPARED BY DB. C.'ll JACK !W M. •
PHILAPPLPRIA, PA
Twenty two yeare since they were first in
troilisced into this country from Germany,
durint which time they hare ultdoishtetily
preformed more cures, Anil benefited coffer
tug humanity to a greater e . Atent, than arty
other rt met les known to the public
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Pony , L.lnt, J 1.111.111,, 1.1)S1101.11t, ChrMllll or
N ers ,, ii ,i t !ironic I)lllrTlitrit Dud
rare of the Kidneys, and all D•eeanea armies
fr.osi a Disordered buyer, Stetuach,or fates
tines,
1)1:1:11,ITY
Reigniting from any Cause whate•er
ppoitrution of t.ao system, induced by Severe
Ikeidetrips E ql.lPUre, Fe , ge rs,A r.
There is no medicine extant equal to there
reined ice 111 such ^area A tune and vigor
Is Imparted to the whole system, the appetite
is tlLretigthetintl, fond IN enjoyed, the
ittoinach d ignite promptly. the blood is purl
the COMplekton becomes sound and
hi alth). the yellow tinge is eradicated from
Itrtrey, a bloom is given to the cheep ,'and
the week soil go. opus invalid becomes a
healthy leuig
PE/I.ViNS AI) 1 A r: 1) IN LIFE,
Aoki Ire hug the hind of time weighing henv
fly ule awn. with all lie attendant
will find in the eve of this limiters or the
an elimr Eller will in,lll new lile into
their relnw, recite in a 11101‘.11, the energy
more youthful dilljn.Thull.l up
their phrenken forme. and give health and
h..ppina,s to their remaining years.
cOTI. i
It well-estuhli..hed fact that fully one
hall el the female porle of our population
are seldom oi the enjoyinera mood health,
or, to bye their o wn ntpremeiou, ..never feel
well." They are languid devoid of all energy
ext•etnely nervoutt, and have nu.; appetite.
fu th Cla,, i t ( person.; the /tot. r+, or the
Tot w, is el ref regiopriton ded
fr!
WEAK AND DELICATECAILDiEN
Aro made ettonz by the ittte of either %f
tite+e remedtet 1 hey will earn rr cry rare
of reigtra•trioiN. .Ithout fail
of err? ifiratom hare areumula
led in the band, of the proprietor. but mimeo
will allow 1.1 the publtention of but a few
will he oh•erved, are teen of note
and of such ettituthog that they roust be be
tiered.
TESTIMONALS
110 rro W. Wo..DivA un,
Ch lel .le.tree of the B . llprelll COU tof Pe,
writes
Phtladalpnitt, !ilskrab IR, 181;7
"I find 'lleofland'a Mermen Ilitterd . is a
good touu•, naef ill 111110.'11 - 1. of thudigextive
orm.ns, of grpat benefit in eases ut de—
bility, and want of narrow+ action in the
tiyattun. 1 ,airs, truly.
W. WO.DWARD."
Iton . J Aurft T1V.111.40K
.Indge of the Supreme (lout el Penne vlvanla
Philadelphia, April 26 1868.
eonnider •Iloolland's (Jarman Bitters
o valuable medicine in cane of attacks of
Indigention or llypepai.s, l cap certify ibis
from my experience of it. Yourn,wtth respect
Jarrx Tuoarxos•" •
From Rev. Jpsoph II Kennard, D. D. Pas
tor of the 'renth ilaptist Chureh,Philadel
phia
CAUTION
HooflamPe German Remedies are enunter
fotted. See that the signature of C. M.
JACKSON in On the wrapper_ of each bottle.
All others are counterfeit.
- Principal office and Manufactory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES M KVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly C. M. JACKSON J. Co.
I't ICHS
Hoofland's German linters, per bottle, $1 00
• half dozen, .. i 011
Iloollanirs Gorman Took, put up in quart
bottles $1 50 per bottle, ore half dozen
for 7 50
Ofie - Do not forget to examine well the
article you buy, order get the genuine.
For sale by Y. P. GREEN, Druggist,
flellefente.„,Pa.
And by druggists generally.
• March 28.-1868-) •
Non abtler:ionnento
el-ENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMA
TION
Whereas, in and by an act of the Oeneral
Assembly of the Commonwealth of l'onnsyl
vahia. entitled "an act relating to the elec
tion of this commonwealth," approved the
2d day ofJuly,A. , D. 1839, ID. Z KLINE.
high Sheriff of the county 01 Centre, Penn
sylvania, do hereby make known hi gcq
notice to theeleeters of.the county alorlmaid,
that a general eJectfoll will be held in the
county of COMM on TUESDAY, NOVEM
BER 3d. 18631, for the purpose of electing
26 eleotors, who wl.l vote for a Candidate
for President and Vice Proolsl . pot of the
United States
In perituance of said Act. 1 *loo hereby
make known and giye notice that the piao
of holding the aforesaid general election in
the several boroughs and town.hipe within
the county of Centre, are ■s follows, to wit.
The electors of the county of 'Centro will
take notice that the a►ld General Election
will be held at the following places:
For the township of Baines, •1 the pubm
lie house of Absalom Hurter, in ,hko town of
Astonsburg.
For the township of Halt Moon, at the
school house in Stotrostown.
For the township of Taylor, at the house
erected for the purpose on the property
of •Leonard Memnon.
For the township of Miles, at the school
house in the town of ItebersbuN.
For the township of Potter, •t the house
of R. 11. Totter Old Tort.
For the township of Gregg, at the house
of M Guise.
For the township of Ferguson, at the
school house in Pine Grove.
For the township of Burris, at the 101091
house in Bualsburg.
For the township of Patton, at the house
of Potter Murray
For the borough of liellefbnte. ;Ind spring
anti Donner township!, at the nowt twuso In
Bellefont
For the township of Walker, at the rehool
houre in Ilulilertiburg
For the borough and towne 11. w
ard ,a t the bowie of Mts. Eitnionipton
For the borough of Philipsburg, at the
newechool house 13 glad borough.
For the township of Rush, at the
school house in Philipsburg.
Fur the township of Snow Shoe, at the
school house ne.r the house of Samuel /.11.
key.
For the township of Marion, at the school
house in Jacksonville.
For the borough of Mileeburg, at the
school house in Milesburg.
For the torinship of Boggs, ■t the new
school homie in Central City.
For the township of Houston, at the for
mer plat e of holdinz electrons
For the township of i'enn, at the house of
Musser.
For the township of Liberty, at the school
house in Est.,levile.
For the township of worth, at the school
house In rort hfetolila.
Fur the township 4 11$ . rosidag, at-,,the
hou Kll John Boar. - -4 •
For he tuistishin of Curtin, at the school
house° ar ROA Manna.
Fur . tte borough ot Unionville and Union
too rtshy, at tho school bun. to - Uutun
villa.
NOTICI 1:4 HEREBY GIVEN
"That every Derson except the Aff.tiet of
the l'es.e who shah hire any offict,at.pont,
me at of pr. fit. or Inlet u. der the l • utted
Stales or of this blaze, or ally city or In
curt...rated districts whether a 1 . 0111all•Alone.1
Orlit2fr ur Utheritise.llll l l.ollltdinattti ofticer,or
agent who is or .hall he employed under the
Legislative. executive. or judo MI deport
vent of this t-t it, or of the Vni all States,
or of any 12 ty or any collimated el intro:Land,
oleo, that every m• amber et Congrens or of
the State Legoilato e and settee or rani men
council of any incorporated district ix by law
incapable of holdina or exercising at the
no time, the uffiro or p e t of
lodge, Inspectors or Clerk of any eleetton of
the• Commonwealth, and that n in.pector,
judge or ItiVet Or such ele. lion shallb he ele
gildt to, ho voted 1.. r
And the nosioloAo t, of A s.embly entitled
'An, Act la fie ring ie ode, to i s . ol oloss Coal
July 21, Ihn, loart,otr
pro, ides iks follow e. to wit
' In ease the persen who shall have re
eeiveof the highest number of vole , for in
trector, shall net :Latina on the stay of any
site den. then the pi rs to who. 41,11 Isis,. re
rested the Net "oil I.ll,:he•t nuoulicr of voice
for ridge at the nest preceding tiles twat.
shall /Letat inspector in hie Wave, Anil in
ease the n who shall have revised the
highest nu her of rotes (tor inspeetor
shall not attend, the person elected Judge
shall appoint all Irs.peelor in hi. Ow t , And
in ease the person elected judge shall not
attend then the 11:/peclor who lAireived the
highest number votes shall appoint a judge
in his plate, and it any vacancy shall col:I
-LIUM, 111 the beard Gar the spites, of ass h cur
alter the hose liind by I tw for the opening
of the cloy hots, the gnat LI J ,okr, el the
township. ward, or tlintilrt for which gas h
officers shall have Leen ales to I; present ato
the pin e of eleetioon, shall elect one of thou
number to fill. such vacancy.
•'lt shall he the duty of the reveral ureet
lore. respealully to attend at the ['Nett of
bottling er or general, epecial or township
cleft 1.111 lining the whole triune X nil non
kilit open, for the purpose of giving tutor-
Ulll.llOll le the Inope‘ tors and Judge wheti
called on in mutton Le the right of any es
sensed by thane to vote at noel, elcrtfoc, or
, +tit ti oilier matter in relation to the na lit id
any person ati.teit•etl by them to vote at Puch
eleetion,enil °blurb other meters In rorti nto
the aaiestinient or Voters en the Paid inSpee
ho• Or either of thew Inlay trout thee to tuna
require
"No person nbali be pi-emitted rote nt
airy election other thin a whit freeman, at
the sq. 01 twenty one yearn or in• re who
shall have reveled O. thin State at leant one
year, nod in the election distrait where he
rifler. to vote at leant ten dap, tin.and lately
proeeeilind swh election and within two
yearn paid a State tax, wh Mh 'hall hiivrlbnan
annonned at leant ton day, before the election.
Rut a owlen at the United Staten who Iran
I/14, newly been a unaliOeil voter of thin
State, cud remove therefrom and returned,
and who have resided in the election
district And paid taxes an aforesaid, 'Mali he
entitled to vote attar residing-4a. tills State
sit months. Ptolemy', That the - free
white citizen. of the United States between
the ages of twenty one and twenty two year.
and have resided in the election districts ten
days as aftireaaid' shall be entitled to vote
although they shall bare puidltreases.
"No 'Arnim shall be-entitled to vote whose
n mil is not contained in the lot of taxa
ble inhabitants furnished by the connote
nioner., unities, First, lie procures a receipt
for the payment • ithia two years, •f a State
or county tax, asnesseel'either on his oath of
the oath or ark. illation of another, but that
he has paid toe] a tax, or any failure to
produce /mob a receipt, shall make oath to
the payment thereof ; or second, it he elaint
a right to vote by being an elector between
the ages of twenty one and twenty two
ltuu that ha
il
l erpos rlde
eoinod au
or tlaf
bo hu e the
one year next before his application and
Make ouch proof of reeltienoe in the dis
trict as is xiiquirmi by this act, and that ha i l
does verily believe from the accounts given
him that ho ix of the age atOresaid,and give
such other evidence as in 'egoism' by thin
art whereupon the name at the parson so ad
mitted to vote shall be inserted in the in*
'.S'eln-.Sbbertistittent .
evictor's hot and a note inadCopposile there
in by writing the word •tax,''il be atoll be
admitted to vote by reason of. for such votifil
all be citled out, by the clerks, whq shall
make the like notes in the That of veleta ktpt
by them.
••tn hill cases where the name of the per.
POO {AMU:IIOg to vote is fouull on the list,
furnished by the commissioners and aloes
'km, of hits right to vote whether bend
thereon •r not, is iiii)ected in by any quali
fled citizen, it shall be the duty of the in
Spector to examine such person on oath as
t • his qualifleatiom, and Ii he claims to have
resided within the 8 tato fur one 3 ea- or wore
his oath shall be suffi lent proof thereof but
shall make proof by at least one competent
witness, who shad be's qualified elector,that
he 11.1,8 resided within the di.tnet for more
than ten days next Mime lately preeeeding
said election. a d shall also himself swear
th t his bonafied residence in perfiurance to
his lawful calling is witnin the dirtiir.. and
that he did not remove into said district hit
the purpose of voting therein.
"Ev«ry person qualified as affuemaid, and
who shall make due proof if required, of his
residence and payment of taxes, shall be ad
inittfd to vote in the township, ward or dis
trict In which be shall reside.
"If any loosen shall attempt to prevent an
officer of en election under this act. from
holding such election or use of threaten any
violence to any such officer, or shall Inter
n pt or improperly ints fore with him in the
execution of his duty, or block up the win
dow or avenue to any window where the
same may ho holding, or riotously disturb
the peace at such election, or shell see or
pract ee any intimidati .n threats, fool, or
v tolanco, with design A. influence unduly or
overawe any elector or to prevent him loon
voting or to restrain the freedom of
such persons on eonvsetion shall lie fined In
any cum not exceeding five hundred dellers
and to he imprison - rid - far at time not
than twelve months, sod if it shall he shown
to court. where the trial of such •odfesicem
vh.l, he had, I bat the minion No offuniloor
wav not • resident of the, ward district or
township, where the said offence was corn•
Hotted mid not entitled therein, then on
etinvlction he shall be sentenced to pay r
fin., of onehunil red, sod not more than one
thousand dollars, and be iwpioineil.not less
thin sx inionthenor more th n two yeitrr.
"ff NI, person or petenne shall mule any
bet or wager upon the tees It .O the election
within thtv entunionweaith, or shall offer to
make any such bet oewager, either by vet
bat proolathation thereof. or any written or
printed abvertixeitiont, challenge or invite
any pal h persons to make such bet or trigger
upon con ivietion thereof he or they shell for
feit end pay three awes the amount bet
or offered to he bet.
If any person shall vote at tunre than one
election diArict, or otherw see lieu lulently
vote morn than nnee on the Paine day, .r
eh•Il fraudulently fold and to the
the prr'or two tickets together with the in
tent illegal!, to vote trice and prOCtlrt. en
other to dolt°, ho or they ricriffending ahall
upon ennvicti •n, lie tired in en• Puns not
lees than fifty nor more th o u hie hupdlicit
dollar!' allid Itnerimneed not lees - than
t hree VIII wore I han Me no
If nny person (vilified to tote in rhir eo n
twine/o.lth nicreentle Win., (except the
eons of qualifi e d eiturone) shall olipeer at
any eleetion leer the 1 orip.re of I/10(1111Z to k
els err infleene rug the eitirene (vilified to v. te
to Tote be 141.11 on eonvicii..n forteit any
Porn not exeeellinkc ono hundred duller. 1 r
every rug h offonee, ruin let i m proioned for
airy therm notomin(erline three tier ha "
The elect roue t open hot wren the hours of
13 and 10 o eel( in the fore... n r.n•l rhnll
cower:of, will t interruption or n(1 . 1 tire
went until 7 ei'e her k in the e, elm% When
the poll,e ell en Ire
The ...venal end .1,4ge% ele,t
ell on the I I Frldity of March Inst, id tour.
imam, .1( the id thr a rt iil the 2.1
a July I' l 3o will hold th e ,Jr, hen ow
Tuoullity. the 13 h den el Oetol•er next
Th., judger arc 5.. mal.c hc,r rettitntt for
the 111111) to 4 ..ntte. mt the enu 1 t in
Bollel..nto, on Friday, the II of October, A
It 1801
11 ,rn r rot ti4n , l J 4,1 or .1 lot PIT..
(too Om. I lib glary ol irprou,h. r, A. 1)
1868.
D. Z KI.IN E„,?her,ff
Al K'z , l: 4 . k RUA & MORRIS,
OPTICIANS& OCULISTS
Ilearroan,
flare. wil‘a • iew to meet the increased de
mend for their eelel•rated PEILFRCTBU
aminted
GEOROF W. PATTON
riM=CO3l2
Bellefonte, Penn■
An their - kolo Agent for this plane. They
hate taken are to glee all needled iniitruc
Dune, and Ilse° t onfliionee in the ability of
their agent to meet filo retool...tents of all
rioitionerii. Au vportimity will be thus al
bunted, to procure. at all tittle' `per•rm lea
Ur.•opettlied by any for their ASiranylkentay
and Prearnany Osnatites.
To , ) much en omit be maid sate their FU•
Patti Oil II Y over the ordinary glass,*
worn More is
No Glonmering, Wavering of the Sqhl;
Ilunness, or
Weir ooplea•ant nennation, but on the coa
trary, liana the peculiar ounatructioa of tali
Li uses, the% are
SOOTHING and PLEASANt,
emoting a renting of relief to the wearer, and
produring a dot, and distorter oicion, as in
the neturenealthy sight. They are the
enly apeet.elea that
Preset-re no well RI A he SiyAt
And ere the 01JEA PEST because the BEST
'Rimy@ la-ling MANY VICAIRII without chaos.
befog necessary. ,
CM
CATION
Mr. (lenrge W.Pation, dealer In Watches
Cleeks, Jewelry, kn., Is their ONLY Agent
appointed in this place.
sir WI EMPLOY NO PIIDDLEEL - at
t3' 4- I y
M ONTOUR ROUSE, LOCK HAVEN,
IRA A CM uaca, Proprietor
This elegant hotel, fornietly knows as
the "Washington Mune," on Water etreet,
is now ready for the reception of viiiitera
and bearders. It has been elegantly furs
lashed. and its table is •Iwaye 'supplied wilt,
the belit.,Visitors to Look Haven will find
this the pleasantest placer in the city. A free
Buss conveys the gtresta of the hones to and
from the various train.. 11-36
N'clu gait gralumco.
L ICEN:ED fIY T 111; UVUtIiNTHI.
A UT 110TIITT
S. C. TIIOII'6ON. CO'S
CEEAT
ONE TALL‘E SALE or
Silk', Sbnwl►, brert.(lootie, Linen Death
!Armee, Dry Nord►. C..tt-no, Faney
Goodr, A hllver Plated
Ware; Cutlery, Watches. hewing
MIL,IIIIIISP.
Three srircles to be .old rrt tl.e on ifo rrg pried
OF ONH DOLLAII EACH
and tiol lu• 14 mid Jru mutt/ you knots matt.
you 1.1, (0 TOCE/1(
The 'noel popular and teanamirat method of
dug ba•totoo• in the ,ontal , N
By Patna tttt t f/9 'h'e hare a chance fir
CAI &awe your ytnio
The emelicet Artiele 'old for onus 001 LW
can be each , nixed for a Silver Plated,
Five Bottled Revolving Castor, ur
your Choice of a largo variety
of other Articles upon Ex,-
Obange Lilt,
I=
Certierc tee glying s eelnplele deierip
tipn of articles to be sold for One .I.sollstr,
will ho sold et the rote of ten cents es,eh.
FOR A CLUB RV TRIRST, AND TER RI DOLLARS,
The pers., tending it ran have their
choirs of the nvllowing 'Wide. ea their cote.
irsion • 21) yerds eonon cloth, !tattle Clutk
Paints Piittarn, Splendid Bowls Knife. Lan
rootor Quilt. En retail (silent lip on Holder,
Pair Ladiex' extra quality Cloth Boole,
Print !treater. Pinter!). Worsted Breakfast
While Linen Tix Clot d. est of
elect Marled lin leer :.nd R.rka, set of silver
Plated Forks. Eintinetril fable Spread. Eie
glut rnlmved Slier, - Pitted Olitut Lured
Goblet. Violin and How, lane, LIMN , Pal,-
tern Elegant Silk Boad•it Pa scot, Ito pc
ore Ittorocro Plintograp Alticnin, Elegant
Ivory Handled Spangled billk Pan, On•
d. see large MM. Linen Towels, Foney Hel
m rail Skirt Leiliele rlitrocto Sh piing Bag.
lioneyeoutb Quilt. Alb•mhte Quilt, Ladles'
Splendid Squat" Wool Shawl. Ladies' Solid
()old Culif..rnia Dim ad It lug, ilenea Plain
Or Engraved (told Ring (11l ...stets one)
La
dies' Solid Meek Walnut Writting Bask,
Ledies' Fancy lllii k Wa'nut Work Box,
Cottage Clock, one .I..zen Ladies' Linen
Iland•ricli.efa. extra qiiality, or One [linen
titers Linen Ilaniikerch isle.
C==l
' One of the folio r eng firth - len • 40 yorum
Clot;, Pain ie and Ve..t Pat
torn, Pali lloncji; m a,h, die, Cylinder
Watch, Rouble IlArr. I Iliac Porto', P.n.
C. rhir.rrn Puttern. Tblbet
Thrr• Innis Double w•dth W. erproof
Cloaking. Poor Yard,. Wool Frocking. Set
"I I. Curtiono, Led,, lion le Wdoi
Shawl. Silt er Plated Cacd fiit'oiet, Splendid
Engrg . , cd Silver Plated Ice iteber,lingrar
mot Siker 1.1.4-4 Teninot, 100 pictu e Turkey
Mo•ocor. 'Photograph A 11.... n. Lit•rilitor
Quill. Aintree DI C., Pattern. Engraved
r Plated el-. Lon led Itcrolring Castor,
P...n.t it. nt'a I',. If Ilii..ep PO. paid Thelcnoral
;.‘kirt. Set of Ircry Liendled linirea. with
Silv e r Pluird . t Frnme Brea.
Al e in. k, of It 1V....1 T'anke'r,
11.n.1“.1 mod Line I Silk Para.),
ph ndol Moro,. T.. #1 hug.. P•g,
Pura A Itoinihra Q.. ills, Thirty l'arde Prin
or a Ntar••ilie... Q..ilt.
'OR A CI.I a or oar 111'11DWP.n, AMOCO 00,
1101,0. 1$ .hr•tty Pact• Umhicare Cold,
a... 1 Vat. Ilera. ntros q-nlity. En
vrm‘r.l '...l , ner PL. rd ix Hart Lel 11,
....II I si 1r 0.. ISoiLep Pat, i-plco
dot Fiore Illannroa. Splendri Enr,ll,ei Sil
-1.1111• (Alet. (Ihr4o. ar
T , t Creator r )
Coke 114-ket Floe{ 1'9n14 . 3V00l Long Shawl
Taro , , hue iioran Iletop d'af caner, Spite
-1...11/ :el atop. MinirL
spleodlot Pre.,. I'.Al .In. 13,1ver
Watch Splendid Ball. With
E,1•01111 Ent 11,InKo, l'at./y Record
awl Rho , ct 'pl. I lire,. l'atiern,
zr .‘. . 1 r P P eidan
.ll.l :ix'', • Iterolier.
~pler•ln 11. ;tint", It. (Ine pair
iLicon.k Coy,. with D. nag
Olonot Napkin,. la watt h.
Cin51.1.1.14". iter Lo,ger Cllllll PI ‘lOll
A venis 14111 p.m... !Ake notion Ithia Do
ant 414114 but litiodwr y.•Jr (ruin
one up••ards Mat t e juu letters ab.rt, and
•ud plum es popeilr4e.
TANK rA7tTICULAtt NOTICH.
liffrlle rare -nd rend money by registered
letter, whin pornthle In some tnctanees
Country Postntastc is hart retu.ed to for
ward lett.trq t.. u., noppeatng that our bust'
neat came cider the law against Luttcrealr
(lot Em.erprolos N ,:t• , although It has been
°arr over i:e4:arr,l bortul by the legal
authoritiot. 'fhb. notion is inarigAted by
the jea 10w... of tenntr)- Merchants. In
it, eI 1 spun decline to
torwa - .1 lour", !fa t•D hr 1 I /I.EMII
He r• an nut L.. re povettlle ter money loft,
unlefts 'ollie precautiere are taken to mime
.
. .
SEND kOlt,
Sena your sidrces m full, Town, County
and State.
8. C T110%1P80:g ‘4. CO,
136 Po 1.1111 Street,
Boston, Muss
1w•13 37
WE HAVE COME
With great inducements is
agents to en-it/perste with u, in oar
(IRANI) ONE DOLL4IIa./1
Stinstioy Fri of C , at to our Aponte.
W•tonce fr, 01 to / or Airolt..
Sewing Toe', Frei., of Coot to Artiste.
heath m ?roe of Coot to ;.gents.
lenen 1141,:n irk of Cunt to our Agents.
811ke nd t l.n ab Gros of Coot to A7ents.
Bout. rod Hll.-5 :+1...e 01 Cott to Agouti.
Decor Vo,tts Frs of Coot t. our Agent,.
Groot 11,11• r P.:m.(llml for our enototners.
/hod ler cur eireull.r. Agentr wmtd
otorriloore.
Lddro
PAR.IIIB AND Pr.DNINIEIk,
Have 1.111111.4•4 w 41intit. , Huston Masi
BOOK Aft ENTS, WANTED FOR
The faxteat selling book extant.
"MEN OF OUR-TIMES,"
or Leading Patriots of the Day. An ele
gant volume, splendidly Illustrated with 19
beautiful Steel Engravioge f und a-pertrait of
the author, Lire.
lIARRIET REENTER STOWE.
Agents say it le..the best, and sell' the
quickest of any book they ever sold. Now Is
the time to sail It. Every body wants
•Agents are taklnv 100 orders per week. We
pay Extra largo commission and grant ex
clusive tcnitory. Send for circulars, giving
full partipulars.
Address Hartford Publishtteg Co., Hartford,
Conneoticut 13 37-4 w
W ANTED
100 tons Oats or Barley straw
for which the high• at catb price will b
paid.
BELLEFONTE GLAkil
13-38 3t