The Democratic Watchman.
BY P. GRAY 'MEER
Terms, per Annum, in Advance
BELLEFONTE, PA
Friday Morning, March 16, 1869-
N
Grant as a Cabinet Maker
I l4.ty, in an !housing strain, no
tieiT i ,,the odd aasem Wage of names in
t;aiyr's Cabinet. It Bays : "HIP pre
mier is FlSH—not "preserved, — but
11 Ir:ray, we believe—but fishy with
al. His trupiliars are Wash•nun t - ,and
tao or tl.fee what the §cottli
tirslo Boy T. feel aml C Rcss. well.
At GI a, by name and nature, is a great
Lora, and, of course, our Secretary it
a hoer'. Here t‘e must pause. The
names of the Attorney t:eneral and
die tiit.teretar from Ohio ale not to he
Ilmhen eNcept by allusion. We
%mild pay a forfeit tor a glinipse itt
the pit% ate lettere of the Pritish Minis
ter to his chief nf home. tle---,crilang the
I.llCiloli hits ehich he availed him
st. if or the diplomatic language of Mad
nine. in making his bow, ashen the la
dy addressed, !am he comprehended in
illat dumping tongue, x% ithmit rro
110/ li:11111'
I he ‘llliti)F•ipal ion Of
the nirungrntte of 'lie nutter'
al. eompo.ing the cabinet is not ll'e
itinarkable Tatting together all IN 110
J.:IN I,' been appointed, n itbout including
the rabble of army officer. by whom
the Pregident is surrounded and alto
liolibtle , d tom a kitchen cabinet, no
administration in this liepublie has e%
et influiled to small an amount of Lai
( 4,t, or in4,4141ce41 equal I.nri4r:%cl7"-lithe
I=
plant In i.ntert , , th. ittn-ni,• 1 , .;.11
Guru I xeter Hall. and the Itch aped .if En
gland t. P unkt.ytent
on InKtkink to It:.: hewt of the n. whparter to
e aho wa. our ,•01Iner, di.eo,ored Ilio
t ditor to lin • (.try " a name that
shottld hurt, guar.nattcM "milder' treat
lintitnt, 0,1 el. aWI `1,C,11101. hr meat
istly dc,ertbed b•: Tit atir• that W:1.1
11% a celebrated Premier of
t.tne, had so many poirit, of re-em
Hance that ttc c“py the description
If, e it 1 that--•lIe made an admitii,.
put together tl 111( . 01 .1 joitttcr,
ern. -!y indented 111,1 iyhnu•iu e nlly dose
tady.l , a ealoilLi vat i0n.51,5., :
rite}, a Fleet of dise.. - 4ith.l .Iti-nit• .
hitch a tetticlaled pa•.cnuent woltou
eetnent . here a h;t (d . Mack rtutie, arid
there a hit or ohitt. patriot.. and flat
tt••t•r • mart. t. and
~thig• and tortes ..tieuelierou , triehl
and N...ticwipp.u • t(r- that it tine in
deed a citrtou.ehuun but utterly
1-1111. 10 111!14 11, all 1 ookorc to •tantl
"I 'lire 1 . ,ileagu1•'1%11111 hi_ a-.orted
:at die , tinie coatlvil tabk. Jared nt
vtieli (Idler. nod %%ere ohltgeti to n,h,
)oitr name ? )011 lia‘e the
11,1%1.1111'pc of the —.Mr. SI ell a 011 C - I
. 11(.4 11 tlinitqatni pard.ln..--- I venture t,,
it did uo happen, that per...ons %ere
gatlierv,l into the smile a‘lininistiation.
.poken t‘i each ()diet in
their until they Antinl them
Melee,•, the knev, not hole, pigging to
get her, head. Lod (into, in the :,a.ine
trit,
Ilnui our Pre,ulent Inatorcuiti no
gleatet aptazde Ito Cahmet Mak
111/All lie had for tanamt , It 14 e.trtuLge
how many 1411.11 N old have
n. ola•enritv Irad not 4.1111 Nat tlini , t
giratries, tzerotl them.
Interested Partios as Witnesses
1 hill Lue, been . pa.tied th the Senate
ollr NAtt t.hl h tidnOVOi liarti.* in in
teii,t to testify lii *II civil caws. It is
tte.ugli that. it will pass the Howie 01
Itepre.eu,sitsve4 tort he signed by the
hoveru %ILI then be law of the
ME
'rills %I r. 1111tkOt. ladlett l chair.ge in the
1110,1 , eaTicitlt tlllf. •111t11 In our courts,
but whether for the better or worse, we
are nut plena-et to sot It will he an
experiustat here 4th it has *teen eke.
where. in .smne plueet; it has gis en
sittisfactimed. In other.; it has not
tVlitist Et is 1107 wilily calculated to
throw meow l'glit itpoo the eao where
the interest...ad istrties ere honest Inert, it
affords a good opportunity for dishoneit
men to perish*. a jury by egitltrlldiettlry
111,0111011y_ hItAITOW4 open Is wide rbsw
for the eoperniiktion of perjury Men
no regard for their oaths, (end in
out dny their fire •CATIN•Iy ,trove many I , f
1116 ktnd,) will .use it for the purpose o
swearing mostey isa, their own tax kets.
We do not object awys the orottley Spt'it
to the trial. th,lst thing is certain, that
.it will put ttpon the witneas stand the
emery persons who know the moat about
a transaction, aaa a discreet jury may
le able to rift out 'the truth in a
majority of canes.
Tun. LITTLY. CORZO6AI, as original
amp:tails!) fur boys and girin, sad for
dder people, who have young bearts.
'Chili k one of the - most interesting mag
wines falOw published, and skottkl be In
the fast►ily cifelo of every house whore
there is any one to enjoy good books.
It Is published by Alfted L. Sewell &
Co., Chicago.— It costs the small awn at
one dollar per unnUm.
—Mr. Wllbara Mobray had Ma leg badly iae ,
oratda by bolds tamight joel.wabn_two war fifbe
Vanvfile furore* of the Grave Brothers. So
lamo. wvry lookon. µo Wller, thr inttfilyentir.
ME
• Lath Publications
—Thus far, we believe, we have
neglected to notice Capt. MAYNE
Rein's new magazine, entitled "N-
W tan" fot March. Thin Taganine in
ostiminhly devoted to the "Youth of
A ineritia,r and it certainly displays
good deal of litlent ns well as tante.
Whether, however, the style and char
miter of Mil contents are peculiarly
'relaipted to the improvement of the
minds of the ziring generation. ne arc
not just how prepared to say. It sfrikes
us that there is a lack of solidity about,
its pages, although they are naives ,
tionably very entertaining When this
magazine first made its appearance last
K EREMF -WAIF in-the
torinl chair of the Ws and In
noticing Captain REiti's new interpose
Ile npoke of hint an being “a gallant
cochney come over - to plant in America
the poisons breathed lorth from FiNeter
Hall, and the rich need Cul England' b
flunheyism, - or aomething to that
feet. In reference to tlui
and to the article gencrally, Capt.
REID, in the ninnlier of "ON it AHD" 110V1
ber4,ll. 11., WC !ten Its ti,l!oa •
iivioipapi r [et: cited In tLt ru.,l C l/1 . 1. of
I'enn•s luunaunt, pi roily
be, in a Stain nn creel to the I:iin
rornmg iron; is tow et It'd
Bellefonte its poi; et ill uudernhrnd the iillinnon
ailed u•n• Itli,lHll t In Is
this, in bold t) po. 1148 t h e heading of the
article, u e vOlll.lllOl at flirt toll w hetlwi or not
it wag inewal In be abuniNe tt e horn it rould
not well Lie eurnplaneuLuo, . nine!: IIC alc ne
litutlnted w till no kind Of enoknny loin tab ike
1.11 in pile no a glory It WWI GO 111 - 1,01" that
11101 e eopecially pooled
-Wahnter '" called we, anAke rll^tionar)
van that lute. our hands
oil tile 411 . .1)111W/ 0 , , Mr. di in IS,
that II IN pin.Nll\l\• ii 1111,,11l Fll~~ll' In
the • hiash, ' lett 1,10 v r i r r
ly take exceptiou.
Awl mr 14.1.• k t 1.4
• •. ~•4
to ns Mn Mct k , ban , .Inaty ttst•lalo•ts
you...lmb \ln t erstttro I, • 4n, as.st lout
r.ssolrrs ).111 [senior sms.l , n out kilflt to
DEEM
‘Vi 'le A.. it-ire
Bt , ‘ "~halt eon - tinily np•
rotate it linte‘cr be nutv do "to In
, (rurt. ele,ate. and conduct the youth
a!ot , c, dim path lettding to the highent
and Indde.i manhood
-----It rr hardly pos.ohle r" fine it
p'.ea6aiit companion tlihn .1a
lin m AG 5 „ d c h g l it r u i
0t edited Ity T. S. A Imo a and Vitt-
I% F. Ton NSENp. We hit% e the
April number on our table, and are
tempted to drop et er thing else to read
it •flee cry I; ir copy, hoiie er, lotnd4
this indulyence, and NC ire compelled
to portpone till a 1110 re (.11 len L nea
•win ' • Tell in! , the ()Id Story - rind
••Itird,, at the WindoN‘" are yen 4up
;!entire ettgra% repre.etattig thou•
tv‘o Hacred ,u the human char
peter I.,‘e anl oleic% (let
H k)l . :‘ and the A tutzeag)m.... iw contitt
ae,l, %% all "A Bar•helor'n Storv," unit
other inlere'(lnr rewhog, he.thlen
ta.hiort.. recipet, &v. Stitorribe fir
.1 al
I'lll+ollth . eta, for
March, bright and heatitifillii4 lit hand.
This is one of the most rlegantl) jinn
fed mpeoinii ris of the tu pographo art
extent, midis eorrespoidlingly apprecia
ted li) the craft The pre.eitt uunrher
innitainn it well written criticism (it
Shitkopeare's plug or "Mach Silo about
nothing,” en which the pie:l.ll'lg rhar
actere of thot.e tutu eery pleating per
sonagen, to fiF ATIlt ICE and ItataltDlCK, are
held tip to our unqualified lithe I ratiOn.
Theft in lIILLCII °diet matter of !Mei eht,
besides it great deal of information for
the fraternity. P. S Menu In, at
515, minor street, Philadelphia, is edi
for and puliltsher
I'M A tans TIII 1. far April 11,
IIOW bl . filre 110. IN chit nge of form, en
larged and improved. It &Ten t from
most other periodicals in being thor
oughly readable from begining to end.
It 'knows nothing about the dignity of
dalltienti. It is die cheapest periodical
in the country, 'Notwithstanding (that
it is the best. Subscriptions to this
valuable magazine is the iimalltium of
$l,OO per minium. Address, S. H. -PACK
ARD, 937, Broadway, New York_
AL—GODIFS'IR LADY s 800 for April
is out, looking as fresh and pleasant as
may be,and Ailed with choice am:Lester.
taining neading. The fashions oeeupy
considesable space, so that the. Indies
need not be at a lose where to fl nd out
what is to 'he the go/wailing sprivgg
styles. Wei/ is an ‘ lrosellent fast*
maga/hie, send ought to be in .every
household. Address Leptis A. GODLY,
Philadelphia.
. —Tea Ounareasr'a liana foe April,
4 pleasant little magazine for children,
is received. It isedited by 'C ir El Ai.
emir at 809, Chaetaut street, Phila
delphia,
-THE LADY:EI FRIEND for April has
alsp come to hand. We have looked
over its pages with great plfasure, and
pronounce it pp to,the times and c'en
pith its rivals: "The ForetineTeller,"
"Les liodel Par ;ssennes," , "The A
lanche," &c., arc uell gotten up, and
give nt once a 'pleasant impression of
Arlie hook. The ladiescunnot fail lode
lightin it.
--PLTI.RSON ' S LADIES NAI lON AL
ISlttfiheiN e, for the coming month is al
so before Ile. There in so notch in this
magazine always that is good, that it
iy hardly necessary for us to commend
to the public favor. It is well filled
with choice literature from the pens of
orr -- - - hmt renrrattcer-writers --tinti-vpoet4r,
anti. is a drawing-room delight that can
not ‘lell be dispensed with. The la
dies, and gentlemen, too, should all
tali(' it.
Movrn, for April, anoth•
er of T. S. A irrnt ft ' s magazines, we
have not tet had time to examine
but it seerm, to as to he worthy
of praise. An article on the 'evil mines
of Penns) atom is worth reading, and
the "Mills of Tax bury . ," "After the
Lessons, — ••A Shot. — with a
number of other shorter arooleN, look
as though this magaina ttas n n made up
of the "cream" of literature Scud for
NV %, rA \ ERROR 9 -We 1181 e beard
of clerk., iti tetereatil lie house,: taakuig
errors huh re: , ulted In the of a
feir dollarm, but na 3.1 r Butler fhoued
the other day, a Congre.sumal clerk
Illalle an en or w hich ham voqt the
eoluutry about fifteen hundred tliottmand
' Ti e little (hot or fli g ht or
hatol in omitting Ilium the
n i .p r opr w !i,,nlbill a pro% i,..1011 letor-
=I
Lm - t.(' the tioo.erlwieut for salaries paid
lip stoielo...perPi. 'Mi. Bulls] testifies
that this t otisisim. no- 111 the 101 l
heii rt lii , raine a 1,1%1.nt till n • ,1001.
on the morning 01 the 4th of
Lut whets the hill %%as enrolled, lii tLc
prortrion un- not to it.
F,%ri rill lime to
. 111(igy for
lour eli ulo•lier tht onirssion uas nn
error or all "41,1 II fOrIIIIIIg
a jtnigt;tent, not only the aeakness wt .
human oat arc. but or !Gish oigtort hu
man nature, !ionid he taken into the
account—alp() the Nt eight and infin
ewe or the ahrrka -ring Mr
Schenck na\'v such errots arc eottinion
at Washington. We are norrou to
hear it —E.r.
°ill) the ntorni-touned soul that ban
a stir, haven oil the -.the] nide, ' Hill
endorne the sentiment of the following
linen Youth and hope itru sweet and
but kw, we think, would refo,e to go
hark and live,ter again. It I,
only those to w horn the pant ha, been
but a •bater &sawn ntment, whose
paths have been all thorns and no flow
elk can look' into the great, un
fathomable Vtiture with entire (milli
dente and on the purl without-A long
mg to retrace their Htepn
wove. "'or cr TOCNO ,A 1?,
W o ,ild you he young again'
Ho ;mold not I,
I toe tear to nattoory given.
Onward I'd die
I,tfe's dark etrenm lorded o'er
%II but a rent on ahore,
Hay, wool.' pat plunge once more
V, tat home no nigh •
It von could, would you now
litetraer you! way
Vr Wad,' thro' stormy wilds
Faint and eatray
Night s gloomy wuceltes lied,
}lounmg all gleaming red,
smile around 114 shed
Il.livenstard, /May
V. hero are 0101,0 dour nova now
• 4,Our joy and dedight
Dear and more dear, the nem
hidden from bight
ll teem thay rejoice in be
Thera IN the land for me
Fly fly apeedsly
< orne h e unit light'
:-.Timior ittr I , :b bill to repeal the
leer at (i" destru ed the Lyouin
ing rut district has not yet passed
llsruselif RepreHe Vet, rCTI,
114 um. :Oro cl.l that it itch not pass,
either, an.d has iipeal& 'Amsted that he
eaninty the l'erins) k aims?. Legislature
like so many sheep. 1111. r. Helton
c o n t ro l s the law-making pusceof this
State, Ake people ought to lotow it; in
order that they may be able to - apply
the proper remedies to etch all
Mid disease of the legislative lune
tiona.
—The StoOkton Hotel at Cape May
in one of the most entensive and henuti
ful buildings any where in the hounds
of our continent. With Mr. ALERT
W. id •lIMJAGT as president of the .coini;.
parry, the public can rest assured that
no pains will be spared is the tlaiela of
the building. For full particulars if
the house we refer you to an article .caa
,mother page of to-days paper.
--A. M. Clapp, editor of the Buf•
falo Express, has been appointed pub•
lie printer at Washington, in the plaee
of 3. D. Defries, removed. • This ser
ved Defries right. He was a narrow
arinded,smail-potatepolitician. Many
a•morltman be dimwitted simply for
bein a Democrat. So unpopular he
had biome, however, that even the
high position of his personal friend,
Schuyler Colfax,cou.ld nob rave hire.
Spring Fashicne
With the advent ol• March the ever
recurring question arises, what is to be
worn ? ' What wdi be the spring titsh•
ions? Have hoops fond'out entirely ?
Will short dresses lie worn on the
atrret 7 Are bonnets to lie enlarged ?
And front a thoupapd ditVercnt voices
from all parts or the country comes
the inquiry, how can we stress fashion
ably hut not expensively ? Corhmene.
ing at the begining we beg to assure
our readers, that, as usual, pretty much
everything will be worn ; that spring
fashions are under the snow as yet, in
this latitude, but that we shall endcav•
or to exhume them ; that hoops (very
_twat!) will te'rnorelikely to come ill
than go out, w ith warm weather ; Thai
shout dresres , are permanent; that
fmall bonnets twill be morn at least
another season ; and that. there never
wash time when fashion was more
' sensible or economical than now, pro.
provided people are willing to be serisi-
Ide and econommal. Suits and ens.
tomes are the leading features of the
new flu ing styles, and are, many or
them, pretty in design as well as hand.
foli. in material. (Wall that we hair.
seen in preparation, the h eftiest mid
the mo-t virvi•eahle me_ made in
change:ll)e or tine ehene sill. trimmed
1 1 %%jilt rich fringe or wttlt ruffles, or
double ruching of the same. The
fl,irtf of inoi-t of thein are ()I' modemie
walking length, the upper skirt is re
litined and the coytutne completed In
a tight fitting bagmie, or by one of the
many pretty and stylish r arieties of
Capes which will be %%urn largely iN
the spring advances. When the Basque
is retithlC,l It is generally ruffled, or
timnined with fringe to ,mailate
N ii,tre or.pointed pelerine , sometimes
ii pintod cape is attached open upon
the back as well as upon the front and
e d ge d all rir wand with drop trimming
or
MEE!
l'anieis, proper, ale hut little storm, somo, borough, leo olontnlly net kip In In
hut the huge sash, hussy and ends 111 C l'th,', "" h "r" d "' 1 e' 11 • ""'l """;
' r i rtt.ted to death rett4.l,
as important as es er, and the liasque
or upper skirt is tort often arranged
lag Agro`tiltorril tin, I
Iti IL-pouf at the bitch, which add, h; ate km , dr tot mined to hold Its next ituntlitle,x,
the prominetwe green . 0 the mines of 1 " 1 "'". Ott 11 0' ^l'ePternhr. lBl,ll .
untie four 1111( f 5 I:11• 11111: Nof ei titbit Poi 01
the skirt and the small hustle rims al , not f fl 'teelllllll 41 hilt It .111111,.1 11 , 1
most universally worn 'sit)) or attach- I ttbotit the 15th of
ell II) the hoop. A tol a l t Vic.1(1111 It - filt.•1111.1 . 0 horn the it 4,i41e, 4
of I P ! ratt,lll . tf oe, itt illrK (bpi nn
niit renmeited thot the !Hinge
toe Itolowinii shit Inn ot.hol.
mcnt or the shiest !tong. andh u tt„ re
Icoo Ne/ to•to.i t Ilru.
00l thi 11/I.IIIIH .1••
mains the same , the ttillheon Is gtlth bur g j ail chitrgrit alit, the
ered at the back, the Nide-I Mid in large (In stir tr.th met, a )onnyr, holy, Mho, (Inn
pirate, the front left entirely plain \ lin ""`""l'r"l'i".‘ .irobier ut
In g ton \lont g otuory county. %I I. 411 11110ehing
less upper skirts form a tunic &sided
ly burneil the i xi/10410U 014 I/11111,11N tl/1,11111.
111t0 IllltlingS ill front as hell tin tit (111. 111 r dealt,
bark. There to a tendency, hots es el, I - nun notion! John lA,. Na+ piloted un
to get rid entirely of the nom it the nem Peon •Irt et. Pitt.hilig h.,
" " :ut,l lobbed "I.- bun
upper skirt, and drape It st tilt ti lin died douse w.tl , 11 ,": tnon
ming flute the sides dittiseling lull at te:trtestad the 1.1(11: " art :ll 11 ,,i;:
, d null
the back, but at the present it is a more I lin'
i Ile tee
a question of taste that) II 1110111 On. -111eie I a g ilt 11l lon rant yl
111,11 pllll,l 11 , 111.0,11 1 . 11111L , 1 , Iphw Ono ploptetit
tit EIF.Vr% (NV TIII%(.• linn-eo wl,l , ti tented 011 Y year etgn for
I CB there is to great nisi Jet), nod thou
the nty len being adapted I,) of
taste and Judgment In the itiatetilds '
ito, {A•.1 , 1111g lint n 4144111
and requirements of the dress The
sleeves are adaped to the armdmi inure hi.,'oteilp'rnule. (.las tint ing non. It of
closely to the cut to the wrist, in still trixurts nr...red ti.t. hi tint p•tolmi it off n
F ol pol l .- from u I. .t. Ilf•Ti
n employed for walking drerses
tins for It ur un
the house they are nonietimes made
with a single puff at the top, qr lightly
putted all the way down from the top
to the bottom.- They are also worn
half long, and pinched a ith lace or
nifties hall below the elbows This in
a good style for the %%arm latitudes,
the upper part being straight, potted
or filled id lengthwise, according to
taste. Bodies cut or opened to a point
hi front, and worn nufliciently off from
the throat to display a black 'civet
pendant locket, will lie ry 'kmlll,llla
ble the coming season, and se memo
mend it an a good style for house and
summer morning dresses. Single capen
worn with suits, arc looped high upon
the shoulders instead of at the hawk, as
last neanom Ransil bon id/ ends
are mon fashionable than roset,tes.
Nuare I(slien and triiiiimid bodies seem
RA if they had olitamed a lie/WWII]
lease, and the 1(.11$011 is undonlitolly
'because they are becoming to o.ar that.
chested, small-armed W91111:41, 00 M ore
out-door exercise, more good 'broiled
(rot fried) beefs te , I esn'pan tr ) rre ad.
kweittlinig instead of harp and guitar
twanging, would sooli bi temedy tlrtc
physical difficulties iii fits otherwise
hanilsomeat race of women to' the
world. Elegant dinner dnessee4f rich
silk tar satin- are still cut out square,
but they are not untrequently out out
both Sciint and back. Meaning a coat
plete pompadour, and the citrus, when
filled in with rich lace, is very dirtin.
gue. The - square may be trammed
with lace, ruffles or .fringe, according
to the material of the dress, but if of
eatitior very rich silk, the trimming
should be point or point applique 'ACC.
BONNETS.
The distinction between hate and
bonnets will be very small this season;
the one ie nearly merged into the oth
er. The sins is not in the least en
larged, but the brim ie. universally
thrown up, blipecially from the leffeide
them C.l Tf , t4t , with lea\ CS.
consitutes the appearance of bight and
impairs an air of distinction. Narrow
strings arc absolutely required to tie
thciF little hats tinder the chignon, and
otherware now• used upon all imported
bonnets, to tie under the chin.
CURLS AND fO3III•LESTION.
More hair is Atom than evt).f. The
bonnets therefore cannot be enlarged.
The olugnonTs not only composed of
large pull's, but a profusion of curb;
spring out from the centre and fall at
the lineli..(tf it, not below it. It is also
morn very high upon the bead and
crowned by n massicc braid which
forces tha.crimping and curls down up
on
the forehead or leaves them only
the smallest amonta of spare on a hich
frviliOlfty ttreinsetve. - -
.I~~~n..linr
Stato News
—The Democratic. Guard puldlxbed fit Still
bury, form , the nomination of Gen tilYnnd
lean for Governor
=Messrs linker, Felhtol and 'I olbert !awe
',Nall the Gettysburg Forge, amt ;milli put
it in irperntion
—'l he Butler nth neat, s lila election
tsl - Aisle 'l tea , uror 155 the people Insteo4l of the
Is gi,l%tiire
- If g, ( t .nwn, homely ol the
1161,4 RI 1.4 Mill m tilt. Sltitr --.r lint ing been
hillit li/ 167'1 himdreol nuu•tt VI•1114
—M '1111111.1,11 Lig!, fm elq.ti, of Borg('
pin•lri till., it, lit, ilir, 1,3,1 Li• 11111,1 11111 1111
by it vitt - Id,: lu•a uvr,h,v,,,, , 11 11t•P,r.•1111t,
011 11111 11111.11 Itlll ofbt. 111 111
—Monty Isnltlot nom oI.M. 4'1111.01 1;10111.1,
of Ilanoset. Volk eotinty, bettig n lILSCd ititnley
by in Nth,, hAn K ed the gtirret
et the famtly it,,thletlee, out the Izllt Ito! '
-110( h 11.1 i nr 10001 and lurk 111011(M used
ft`i tord in neh rerrpt the I ill r root nod the
bat h ol 11 slog
sending abont lhu e thonh
nnrl brlrreq. of NilitAtey to Noll' 101 k ill l ollly.
The Nl - 0 OH. 411,1111011. 1 11 11,11, .t•yped in
oon.etin, IWO of the exactions of the re,rhtie
ofheet,
- A n um !•..i .ling at Loretta mad.• a imolai
II Ame. on (AI :Attempt, (010 MI) AtAoetitl, to
L , 11111 , 1: nuin I. by cuttilly Inn tlll ,, at s,lll,
L" , 1%
Ifithe Ittit lattit. INI) 140,1 a) , .m
o•lert, • grant/m.li 4JI t human or
t.onnship, Ful t..nronnll war. f.
a •mall tan mtom.ling rin.,• t.. a (•m r. Id. h,•ad
ran, UllOll M • lwgrn Or I. • m+ • and ihn Gtlhug
Wing huu alum -I m•tnntly
(ea dit)•• ago n little girl of %k ni Swoon,
of !Joking Creek loan 4 / 1 1p, Fulton county,
aged 11. ton or tm e Ont.., nab ii.t6Leked by
annum ram, aha h litlnh the
kgite h ‘adela e n. to. an.eeonen.nion
of the brain, a• rtnnniv endangering the life of
the
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hind L. i."
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iv• 1% , 0,1
I .•1 .ort rilsinii K
frlAtt • Ile rehded 1.11 the ,e, Thknocrat whivh took Owe neer that place
few days ago A dog first etarted a (ox. the f 6.1
then started tho dog and elotked it home where
It haw remained We er nine., rofttking to !rare
the door
—On the IRtlt inntant R lad named Lantz
aged about II yen, r , Ilt South Kustonynceitiont.
ly fattioneti bin foot between the trattk and the
planking of the railroad and wan enable to en.
tricate It In time for a panning train, which. cut
off his leg dlrjectly below the knee.
the evening of the 16th Inet , llr. Gen
Allen, of VVllmelinig, Weld N'a, aux panning
along Re nth street, Plttaburg, wearing a gold
watch wont. 1125 and carrying 1335 In green
harks in Ida pocket, was act by a enupla of
higlmaymon who knocked him -down and
"went through" him In the moat approved
■tyle, relieving him of the valuahien ahoy,
elated
—The Huntingdon Woes notices the fact of
a woman In lowa, whose house took lire, and
who took &barrel of crout and carried It out,
and left a package of bill. amounting to $4OO to
burn. She must have been a near relative to
the Pirgte editor, for the first thing he would
probiby do, Incase of Bre, would be to Imitate
the woman and carry out hie erout barrel
Standard.
—Anew hotel to coat 135,000 is to be built
near the Katalysine Springs, at Gettysburg,
during the coming anthmer—or else the am-
pier is mistaken in its prognostications. They
will have to have two or three hotels of that
kind down there if they want to equal Belle.
loute.—Bellefonte Watchman. •
Stuff stuttl Mr. Furey. If 'you were
here to 110 M the eatenskre foundations and cel
lar-walls (nearly completed) ter the Lithe Ho.
MI, you'd "shut up" forever about your Belle
fonte taverns.—tiettpebtyp Ciampi/cr.
Protuably, the foundations and cellar•walls
will-be all of that hotel that will be finished.
The proprietors might sfithie before they get
tins( huildlug up.'
—Speaking of the doings . of the Methodist
Conference at Danville, the Intelligcnrer O m ,
notices a certain Reverend, well known'in this
locality .
In all deliberative assembles It appeary there
must be an excentric character, and the for
Terence had one. A Mr. Mann. Hot header
nervous, Impulsive, with a pitanactotut dupe.
Altlhn, he Was a sort of religious lehrfiselit,
who warred with every brother who presume,'
to crops his pathway We happened to be p r „
dint opo day when Elder ('raver made ,some
remark which touched this "soldier, of the
Cross," who sprang to his feet and gave the
flateontradiction. This was a stunner to the
Elder, who flushed and betrayed the "Ad. n ., , ,
We waited for the, reply, it came, alerthi, se,
rind thought, in tone and matter, gently h i ,
for this breach of good manners, Irreprevsible
Mann was obliged to take his neat.
We preaume the individual alluded to
above is the sante Mann who so often arn.o
the boy at Milesburg, in thin county.
according to the Reading Eagle, Barks Nair
tV im the greatest iron calmly in the great in
State of Pennsylvania.
But don't be too certain about it.
Centre's how elm are pregnant with Iron•ore
- Al the l'iirceialocii 111 - 07TIren lair, at' 'lltanin
town, Lancaster county, recently, five of ho
were present., the youngest of nhoo,
was over eighty years of ago.
—Nisei Susan J. Wiliftltley, pokinistres.
Jackeonitation, Pa., has been held to answer •
ehaige of robbing the mails It is said po,
Inc proof exists against her It strikes 4,
that ALen Susan_ missed it when she nod,
took to rob the mails In 11101 manner, and
hope for tlio offense she may be confined
mimic pi lson, nr hung about the lied, of W pi.
molt OW doe. not like Jiro A Porno .
—t:vo W Whiffing.. of Coelirnnton in
tempting 10 get into Ii ti ain of vino st
atotton at Mentit illy on tlie 12th 1111111111 i,
1111.11 . 1 a vt heel trhiyh eiuslied trim, left Ire n
bneli it wanner I, to lenithe
In his ilt .01. on the 1,1101,1,e
-I.rt krniPtittt,, It ettliert of 11 , 4mn.r.,,,
lII°, Ittreer eotutly, 't ,It 1391.112(1 IL,AIi A
A Idol, front n brit I, to the totro of )1e44,4
the etentog of lhn 13th foment, nlul dle , l
the etleetrnt of the blow thenante night Ge t ,/
1tr0%41, n )(tong :trail of 80.10 18
beon.tnestetl up the perpot I AtOr of the , 41.ir.
-- In honest boy An.. erc.l In l'iltsbn,
on Il Iday !Ant, u in round a h o nk
the Union Depot containing 1715—‘,Iiich he
Immediately pun to the ticket ligent to
identilication.
d' g. me still pi evident in
ry comity, Pa Nearly a dozen pi I.onn
been bitten by them during the fto.oii
--hen in Giles, of Earl town,hip, Rrrin vut r
ty collimated rmeido on the 12th Inninut
hmigvig han•elf In a Idlet in hi, %table
N Ew !4ToltE.-11 A ItPl l t IsR
opened It I I
F Rf: E ll' sTgrh P ;o1)0
•.rJ (IC rlplfnn, nt thins 111, tore r 4 .,
an Spring i,trretc, w hie),
run Itased
%lid will lie sold ne• low if not loner 11.11
lh lotind elwnwtlere lnthib beetion I tom r'
e.inpruen in 144:I.
Ort GOOtiP
Notions
'loots and Shot n
jionot Illtti .hot-.
Poo!. s.
,t3l. I. titan and .
Illat. undr II
rorpet•llagp
I o f p.IISxKw
1 HI
11,1 eherpcnt
I.s fled• Gentleinrn Ard 14/114, rnrni•l
I.ntlie%rlnaks and Circular.
bilk anti I loth, CarpetinK,
errte...Qnotnnvture,rir,
t i GI 14! 11. i tl/.1. bland
‘ti Led 011111r1 ptoilut .
Iltk • n ul ext•huzlyi• it, 1...0w15, land tilt. higlie
111.11 ilt 11,2 :et • vllff
Olotting—tailoring
MEitCH ANT TA I LoRiN(;.
tabilahnient, No 7, Itrockerhotrr
The underelgned taxes pleaeuro In Infernarl
the eitiaenn of Centre county ■nd the pohli
generally, that he In Juot opening a
, pl..idul nod ROt I •mor . ( molt of lo,ovit
MEM
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CASSINI El , mod V EFITIN(O,
('ABBIMER end 'l' MITI NOV
leh he lo prepared to Tnako to order it
the Intent and most fashlenable ntylee, for mre
or Imp'. Goode cold by the piece or by th.•
yard Ire also keep., on hand a full line a
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Of every style and description
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FII RNITU E WARE ROOM.
'Howard Street, Bellefonte, Pe, where
Bureaus,
Bothe. Lounges,
Nat Reeks,
What Note, Stands,
Chairs, Stools
Extension Tablee,Ete :
Of every description, quality, an d K W, for
vale cheaper than at any other edabliehmes t
of the kind fa Central Pennsylvania.
•-• HENRY P. HARRIS
WILLIAM BROWN, Licensed
Auctioneer, Belleforte, 1.a., will It'
toad to all sales entrusted to him with wood
fidelity. Having had eighteen years ester ,
ence 'nth° business he flatters himself that he
ran give general satisfaction. ramoo
lary Oootus
I'ANIc PRI(
P1N1( f:
Mtllinery
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Fouw% Gnoils
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JOHN MONTGOMERY
furniture.