FEED
Centre Hall, r*March 1.,'i2.
Oex. CAifcff-At our county cuvcn
(ion held last week, it a a* nut deemed
necessary to toetwet the rvprmmta
tive delegate for any f " r Kt,vrnior
thepreference of old Centre being*) de
cidedly for Geo. Cass, uf FUubur*,
that any delegate would deem that i
sufficient as to whom he should wp
port, without special instruction. \V e
think Gcu. Cass should be the nom
inec—the Reporter advocated hi*
claims thro year* a;u. an I the party
mode ft mistake in not taking hitu l>.r
their standard bearer theu. We hold
him to fhe best ami strongest nun in
the state, and bcridtw, it is doc the
gallant democracy of the west, that
her nable son be nominated a* the
next democratic candidate for gover
nor.
The llellefonte liepHbtifian crow*
over radical victory in Utcir warvl
electioM, tiiul Us brought out a detul
rooeier atnl lousy coon. 11at patmr
has alaays gone craiy ever the little
local elections aud ever ■ advi#el it*
parly to drawjthe line* iu lowushiji*
where they lusve a majority. Demo
crats should make a note of thi-,
when radical* came bumming around
and ask them to givo them a little
township office, aud draw the liue* un
them too.
The lominiltcc
A committee iu the contested case
of M'Clurc vs. Gray wa* drawn in
the senate yesterday, says the Patriot,
0f22ml ult". atkl the ring Mnalan lost
the tos* for its seventh member. The
committee consist* of Me*r* Ruck
•lew, Davis, of Berka, Dill and Broad
head, democrats, Messrs. White, Filch
andMumma radical*. With hi* in
sensibility to decent public opinion,
Senator White insisted on being
made member of the committee and
in obedience to hi* own demand* and
those of tho silting enali>r, he was
selected. The failure of the ring to
secure the majority of the committee
prevents White from being chairman,
a jKwitfou in which he would have
ample opportunity U> practice some of
the nets with which tie ha* grown
familiar. This then is the end of oil
the scheming to secure a partisan
committee in the Interest ol Mr. Gray.
The case is before a tribunal which
will subject it to a rigid and impartial
examination and decide in accordance
with the law and the evidence.
It is certain that noiw of the carpet
bag governments at the South, not
even the South Carolina ring, more
corrupt and debasmd than that of
Loiusiana. Under it the taxes have
risen front thirty-seven and vhftlf cent*
on the sue hundred dollar* in Itltiti, to
two dollars in 1871, and it has raised
tho State debt from fourteen thousand
five hundred iu 1888, to nearly forty
nine million* in 1871.
Tho following bill pa**ed ths state sen
ate, on 15th ult., it should pas* the house
also. All law* of this character cut off
legislative job*;
Ths*. from and after lb* |ssage of this !
act, the several courts of cotuwou plug* of!
thi* commonwealth shall hare power and
authority to grant charter* of iwcorj>r*;
tion* to water companies and ga* compa
nies ; and when satd companies are so cor
poral*!. they shall have all the right*,
powers and privileges, and be subject to
ali the restriction* and provision* of the
general law regulating gas act! water com
panies, approved March litis, HOT, aud
the several uppl*uioU thereto ; and the
•aid court shall also havo power and au
thority to graat charier* of incorporation
to soctetie* or association* for the protec
tion of birds, fish and game, and to (.Mark
et companies, and town hail aud market
companies.
The Columbus Couieulions.
On lfc 22nd ult.. two Nations! (V>nto-n-
Uoas so-fallvd, couipk-u-d their labors in
Columbus' Ohio, by pWing I'rosidentuil
ticket* in the field. These were tbe Ns
tioi)ul)Pruhibition Party. The candidate*
of the former ara, for President, Judge
David Dmvif, of Illiaoi*. on* of tha Judge*
of the Supreme Court or tt.e United Htatos;
for Vice President, Joel Parker, of New
Jersey, and at precent Governor of that
State. The former gentleman U contarva
tire in polities j the latter a pronounced
Democrat.
The nominee* of the Prohibition Con
Ti-ouou are, lor President. Jamas Black, [
of Pennsylvania : for Vies Pro-ids/it, ,
John Buxsell. of Michigan. Of the politi
cal views ofthe two latter we cannot >p<*ak 1
with any degree of certainty.
The Labor lie6riucr put forv. ardan
elaborate platform, wbiek toay generally
be regarded as one against which but lit
tle objection can be urged, escspt i{s *p
aparent imprscticabihly under .etirtlng
ctrcumitnnce* .' starling <ait with the dec
laration that all political power inhere* in
the pcopie ; that govern menu are founded
for their benefit, sad that every ciiir.cn is
entitled to the fullest degree of religious
and political liberty cos*i*uuit witb the
good order of the community.
The tieusfruin Mexico in iwportnut.
The revolution in spreading in Coiitua
And Guadalajara, and t he yr*u ter |wrU
of the Poebla and Vera Cruz are in
(be bund* of the revolutionist*. The
dead body of es-Governor Felix Diaz
ha* been taken to Pacb**tbt, He i*
supposed to have been treAcbmuialy
murdered. Porfirio Diaz is in ooiu
maud of the revolutionists at £cate
cue. Preside*! Juar<z ia gradually in
creasing hia dictatorship. He intends
to prociaiiiJ martial low in the /Slate
of Guanajuato. His position is be
lieved to be critical. It is reported
that be applied to President Grant for
assistance, and that President .Grant
promised to aupjtort Juurt/. *• 4 last
alternative. /Since this promise was
given the revolution is ts have captured
A<pius Calientes, and the Juaruts gay
that President Grant UWM now
promptly £0 to tbe assistance of Ju
arez. 'Chilly thousand revolutionists
are now iu the field.
Gcrmuuy Arming Agttlii.
Lonili Hl , Feb. 23. —The Germans
are arming. Two curjis are ordered
to be in readiness. Che cause for
these preparations is the great activi
ty of politics! parlies at Versailles,
and the possibility of a change of gov
ernment in France.
Germany reserves the right to de
cide its to any new govern men l there.
Should she deem such government un
likely, either by inclination ar inca
pacity, to execute the treaty of peace
there will he another fuvasiou.
The detective system In this country
has become as corrupt as everything
else. If a reward is MOW <4Tied for
the discovery aiui urr>*ti a criminal,
it is said that the rogue escapes be
cause Ihe detectives will not help rack
•ther, least they loose the reward
which they would hope to get if ihey
worked singly and caught their n*nn.
11l New York city, as iJic Custom
House revelations show, e o<i**j *£t
a rogue to catch a logue hut he don't!
do it.
> Olil Mtiuirr.
Th Mill<>nl hil Miilamora* liuil
wav act, i un M sinner, that hay
been rubbing the state irca-myl
000 manually for n number of yewr*, j
Kepentctl nltempt* have Ikm it made In
hill this fellow, but always failed, li I
cause lie is a tat chicken, and tin
riii); in the legislature heretofore, ul
ways voted against n repeal. L'
week this steal ntvivid another lease
bv motion to postpone, instead of cut
ting it* head right off. All the ring
member* in the lloue voted for |h,#i
ponenunt. We clip the proceeding*
frout the Ayr and call the attention ul
■ UX-puyei* to the little job, it needs
no comment ;
Frvm thr Ayr irl>. 21
The llouse lull repealing *> act relative
to the Milfbrd and .Uatauturn* Ki *v,
which takes SIO,OIO yer aitnuui from tho
Stats Treasury, vvas eotuMered.
Mr. Meek titoveil a pot|.uhoutetU f..r
one week on account of the absence of lh
Pike county mouther.
Mr. Hewitt declared that the repealing,
hill.ought to he passed at eltce. because
the ongtast Milt.-rd atul Matainora* aet
had been a sqtmrv seal of slo,tkk> per an
num. ...
Mr. IWrdslve aid an effort had bona
made tat year to obtain a repeal of this
outrageous act, but the repealing Mil ns.l
boon delay ed ny "tricks that ate vain,"
aud| by uttderuaud measure*, until the
close of the session. It appeared it
some such tactics were again to be resort
cd to. , ~
The repealing bill was finally |Ht|K>ueu
for one week, oslenstbty U>awakt|Ute roturn
,'t the sitting member. The vote was 47 in
lavor of postponement to dft against it.
Our representative doe* uot scud us
the Record. f*r fear we may see what
he is Joing, but the*e things leak out
through other paper*. The Aye, say*,
a* will be observed, thi* motion to
poaipoue was only o*teuible, of course
it wu*, and the steal sliouhl liave been
stoppevl whether the member front
Pike county wa* in hut seat or not—he
wa* out on purjniae uo duuht.
*upjKie Mr. Meek, cau explain, a
usual, to the satisfaction ofgreeu one*,
—it* only SIO,OOO a year, of the tax
|wtyer'* rnouey.
Kx-Congrtswtnnii Stokes ha* been
! convicted of collecting fraudulent
! claim* against the Government bv
hi* own letter*, furnished l>v one ol
j hi* confedrates, who turned Stole'*
i evidence. These letter* show th*t
! Stoke* had eUntr aud full know ledge ol
the fraudulent character of dm claim#
' made, and collected such sum* with a
clear purin.se to deftpud the Goveru
nient, 110 will be*etti> the peniten
tiary. |t i utterly astonishing that he
should have at-toxl iu this manner, He
I once stood high in political circles.
I mid had sufficient energy and ability
'to secure ft good income bv honors
j W.e pursuits. Yet he deliberately
chose, first to lobby a bill through
Congress, whilo vet a member, on the
lusia ot fihich t)e frauds were alone
l**ible. He lluu JaJjl>crtvlr pro
ceeded to cheat the Govermueuu out|
! of large um*, and followed it up per
! shrtcully for a time. When first ar
I jested, tt will Lfi) rfljieniberetl that he
; wore an air of ianooMicn, and nffirm
;ed that if these acre frauds, he was
I utterlv ignorant of thitii. J/e also
said tlint the bill that was carried
I through Cuugri** hy his influence
| vvas, he be thought,' perfi'elly logjtj
I mate. It now turn* out that till (hose
1 statements were deliberate falsehood*;
! aud that, if possible, Ktoke* was the
guiltiest of oil pis Jiarty. Wc regret
that a trau of his ability sjiUH.fl have
so grievously fallen. Act he htu-
The evideoc* n f.lctr. Let his puu
ishtucut be com mens u rat* *tj.hscnmr.
Important to TRAiELi-Kiov ahp
; Married Women. —A case involv
ing the somewhat novel and hereto
fore unsettled point, vvhctLer or int
tlio tiut to the tmraphcrnalia of a
married tyoiugu reside* iu her or her
husband, tuts lately he*iu dpfjJed by
the Court of Appeal* of jk'ta t'oik
The plaintiff was Doretha Run suit,
who brought suit in her owuuanielo
recover $4,000 for the low of clothing
and jewelry by nn accident on the
rod ofdefeiulauU, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co|Mtuy. Thft (letrudai'fo
ciaiut that lite bulk of the propertv
having been received by plniultil frem
her husband, belonged to hint, and
the suit should therefore have been
brought by him BT| d that the terms
of the contract (the tickci*) limited
the Company'* liability to SIOO. Tin
plaintiffs counsel*, ciaiut*,! ipat lite
prejierty was her*, Imth as against kapj
husband and nrdinnry creditors, and]
that the carrier cannot limit his liabil
ity except hy express contract The
Court of AppeaL. in a/firming the
judgements of the courts belog , {.eld,
first, that though at common law the
wife's paraphernalia,during coverture,
ordinarilv belong to the husband, nud
he cau dLpasu of them, except by will,
ilia statute* have .-*i*md ilicru t-/ her
even as against creditor*, iu equity,
the given wolul be treated J
a* the wife'* scjtaratc estate, and rite
w'uuid be protected iu its enjoyment
and potuaowiou even against the inttr-j
ferencc of hor hod.and. This estate,
if not absolutely .? legal ut*te, is
clothed with all the incident* thereof,!
and rite i* therefore the proper pr*ou
to sue, Hecoud, the word* printed on
the ticket do ;>ot cmbotly the contract
of the parties, 'fitey rc ft mere no
tice, but only by contruct. i'laiijtifTs
attention wo* not called to these]
wotd* wheii the ticket wa* purchased]
by her ; and evtn if she read them
when rite entered on her journey, *he
wus uot obliged to submit to ft eon
tract neviy titOflrt, of Jeavc the train. >
I[t-nte tl.a carrier*' Jf>y Hh
bility remaius unchanged.
A personal paragraph concerning
ex-Bci:ufor Jyimund G. Koss, of Knn
sa*, states that ILtfl ptl<mun—who
refu'ed to he bribed or drjf en jnlo go
ting for the impeachment of eg-rreai
dent Johnson "for high crime* and
misdemeanors" —is now publishing, in
the souther# payf af Kti*a>, a weekly
paper, from wJiic.fi he lirriytv hi* spp
port. The cx-acnxitor is a poor man,
and jt is and to reflect that, iu this age'
of official corruption and roguery in
high places, the very fondest means af
this ex-Senator of the United u
one of the best recommendations to the
title of an honcal man—a species of
the gcuus lionw, which uiifortuuutely,
has well nigh diup|e'orrd from the
arena of American public life.
It is entirely clear that the same
kind of a struggle is destined in take
place over the case of Stokes, the
murderer of Fisk, as occurred at lln
trial of McFarland. ThecoiiUst will
be bitter, ami will involve every in
genuity that can be devised, to delay '
the trift), ttfid befog the minds of tin
jury. Graham im* ppl, how ever, thus j
fur received the pons 4'T'ifimi j|e did
ut the McFarlaud trial, and may fail
utterly. Still he has immense energy
mid great ferlilily of resource, and
will do all that is poasjlilg ijt behalf of
his client.
G. O. Deise hHf. liern elected rcj>-
resent at ivc delegate from Clinton
county if) state couvtti
tion. A good cibote*.
Dctuori'ttHc ('tutit(,t foittcttliou
Tltc nu'itdn is • t he lute d niociatic
rot'lilY t'otiv* nt<'it no tul I'.clh u.iitt,
on uitHi I'uisliullt- l it cull,
hv the cbuimot ,h. I'. !•'< i nicy, lot
ibt |lirporc ul xlxtlkg, ho cftt< • ami
h.l'fotfis. (v. Jol'll I I Stilt I Was cull
td to the chair; Wto Alt \ ndc mid
J. U, Orvi, wciv t h*cii sc. tciiiii'-
l> |\ KoittfV nun If t' Kclht
wo t. placctl in muuiti dit-n I i -• i- it
rial dv legate*, the first butinl t.rulltU;.'
in favor of Mr. Furtney.
Air. Keller wit* dun pr- pt>od u
repifscntntive delegate. which n
agreed to without opjawuimt, and in
structed, on muti it ot Mr. tltvis,
lot Justice Thirtttfoun. t-r vttpretm
judge
T, N. Wolf. Witt. Alexander ami
G, W. Mcgnfl'cv, wet - upp'ttiitcd
senatorial confortH*.
Mr. Orvia then i< tol t cn s t rules
for the govvlllttteltt "I tile stent- t liUi.
party in this county, which w.rc lead,
ami tituititmoiislv uih'ple-l. follows
The democracy oft'-ntre eoutitv I'.-t n
lit county conventinit no t,
the following arte rsi' be adopt.,l tot tlu*
future government >'• the party lit si. i
county : , ,
Ut The etevllous for dels aah - to re| -
re.ettl thedifferent districts tt, the annual
democratic county coiiveiitt. t , shall be
held at the usual place ul folding
general election* for each dt.trti t. .-■ the
Saturday proceeding the si.wid lues si
in August, in each and every v. or, In-jiit-i
i„g at taoo .U-ck IV M sir-aid day. and
continuing until tire clock ,
•.'ml. 'Hiesaid delegate elections
be held by an election boaru, to coimst "t
Ut member of the counts- committee lot
sucb district, and two other democratic,
voters thereof, who .h<l b-- appointed r
d s ,-nated by the County, Commit • • "
case atiV of the persons ... c m-tltutmg ihe
board, '.hall be absent from the place . :
holding the election lor a quarter of an
hour alter tlu. time appointed, by Mule
First, for the opening of the bis oi
their plsce or p.aces, thatl bo tilled by an
election to be conducted tiro ret, by the
dctaocratic voters present at tho tune.
1 Srd Every .jua'itttHl voter ol the .h*
trict. who, at'the la.tgeueral election vot
ed the dent.H-talic ticket, shall be enttt.evt
[to a vote at the Ueicgato elections; atid
any qualihed elector of the district who
will pledee his word of honor to support
the democratic ticket at the neit gctieiwl
: election shell be permitted to vote at the
i delegate elections. .... ,
4th. The voting at all delegate elections
i shell be by ballot; upon which t allot
! shall be written or printed the name or
names of the delegate r delegates vol I
'for, together with any instructions which
the voter may desire to give the delegate
or delegates. Each ballot shall bo receiv
ed from the persons voting the saint, by a
member of tho election board, and y him
deposited in a box or other receptacle
prepared for that purpo-o, to which bo*
or other receptacle, no person but the
n-ambers of the election beard thaH have
!*UCeS. . ,
sth No instructions shall bo men.u
or recugniaed unless the saute be voted
upon the ballot a* provided in Jtule rourth
nor shall such instructions it voted upon
the lutllot, he binding upon the dehgute,
unless one half or mure of the ballot, eon
tain instruction* concerning l n" *movl
(lcc. Whenever half or moreof the t -.-
lots shall contain instructins eoncerntnc
any office, tlte delegates elected at stub
; election shall he hc J to l-e tn.li uel.-.l to
1 suppott the candidates havoig the highest
number of votes for such office.
6th. Each election board .hall keep an
accurate list of the name* of all p*r.it
' voting at such elections; which li-lot vole*
kpgdlier with a lull and complete return
lofsuch eUvti-.:- r, irate
: statement of lite pet on. t n etc . > g f.ts
and all instruction voted shall be evltlncu
by said board, to the Cmurty Convention,
upon printed blank* to te furnished by
the County Committee.
Mb Whctev. r Irom ai,v : • ■
i£e*l dcwecraliti so'vsS, ijt •iitn-oer. v
to five time- tt.e de!; - ga'. • wutch such Uts
tricthaslu the Courity Convention, -hall
complain in writing uf Hit undue election
A>r false return of d. legates or of iustruc
ti.is.s, in yrhich ciniplainl the allege,! tact
ihall be ipuiUcsllr >u lurth and '< ci •
by the affidasit ol ope or more jr- n\
such cwuiplaiiianu shall have the right to
[contest the teat of such delegates or the
• validity of -uch instruction*. Such t m
; plaint shall be heard by a committee ol
• tit delegates to be p|iointcd by ti.>- 1 res
ident ol lbs uM*Se:,t'-.>n: which said com
' mittec shall prcc< H tJ hear t,m i irH—.
: their proofs and allegatloii', and as • ■on
at may bei rcjort to the tS-nv < niton wuat
lanlggstes are entitled t-> seal, therein, *nd
! wkaf lprtruetMr,* are binding upon such
1 JcVgatp*. "tVliCreupuii 111* convention
j.ha!, proceed ittiiwediaujls'. up>'.' 1 ••> v*;
jof the gee* and nay*, to adopt or fcjnct
[the report of the contesting partus. In
I which call of tho ytnt and i ys, the nam. •
of the delegate, whose -eats are contrtt. -
or whoso instructions arc disputed, shl
'be omitted.
• ill, All dpltgalc* IHU-.1 reside in the
• district li.'jrtopisevi.s Jr.Mseofabscnct
or inability t' attend, jjpsl:lulio. •>•
made from citiaen* of the district.
9th. Delegates iniist obey the In-tru.-
tions given them by th.-ir respective dis
trict', and if violated. It shall be tho duty
■ pf the President of the Convention, to east
I tbO X'etS uf Kp-'l df'.-o'"iiv Of )eleL'itC
in accprduiigo v. ill. ifto l)slrugtloiis ; nnu
tho deb-gat." or delegate* *o OfTending shall
be forthwith Crpclled from the C'onven
' tion. and shall not be eligible to any office
olar- oflru-t in the jmrty for a |K-riod
I of (wo years.
Itkli." In Conva*Ui<m a mai'UUg or till
the votes shall be necessary to a ii 'iuic.f.-
• lion ; and no person-nam® shall ho et
i eluded from the list of candidate* until
sfler the tist/i ballot or vote, when the
per.-ni gigpiying tho least number of vies
'•hall be oii,itX<-4 tut.l struck front llm
roll, and and so oa at ea s l. ii;sis-is
until a nomination is made.
11. If any person who I* a cadidate f.,r
any nomination before n county conven
ti.m. shall be proven to have offered or
psiij sny jnoney. or other valuable tl.ing.
lirpindbany p/wuii--- cj a ygpsideratfon ot
raward to any person for i,ts mtv w. iliju
entc, to secur, the delegate from any d : --
trict, or shall have offered or paid any
money or valuable thing, or promised any
Consideration or reward to any dclo
)i*l<. for hf* vole, or to any other j>or
gon witii a vuv t' ipilpping, or securing
tiic votes of d' b.gaU'', 'i if vi. m> i -'wlf
he done hy any other pcr-un with the
ktiawledge'and consent oi such candidate,
the name of such candidate' -hall bo Im
mediately stricken front the list of candi
dates, or if such Inct bo ascertained after
his nomination to any office, mul before
um final adjournment the nominal on shall
b* .trirclt fto;., |)i; ticket and the vacancy
supplied by n licw iutni*aiiop_, and in
either cae, such person -hall be insllgtulsi
to uny noiiiinntioii by a convention, or to
an election tw a delegate thereafter. And
*u case it shall he alleged after the ad
journment of the convention, that any
iai)J{jj£t9 put in nomination, has been
guilty of such sew filiy other fraudu
lent practice* l obtain sutli (...Mip.atiun,
the charge shall be iiiVistigHlcd by the
County Committee, and such steps taken
as the good o! the party may require.
12th. If any delegate shaH receive any
money or other valuable thing, or accept
the jirumiie of anv consideration or re
wttsv U> bo p*iJ. dbllVerod, or secured to
Mlu orlapy' person f>; f'teh caiididnte,
as an induceiiioni for S>is v<lfo, up"'. p.>ol,
of the fact to the satufactiou of ttio Con
vention, such delegate sball be forthwith
ex;velled ; and shall not be rcceivct us n
<Ulegi.tr t<> any future convention and sbidi
be ineligible to any party nomination.
pftsc* arising under the 7th, 11th
am] 72th rule*, shfij precedence
overall othJr busiiil.- in' c 'nyvlitldn, uu-.
til determined.
From Fusion.
fiv* la.j.oiitlvnco of tlie ltuportur.
limi. l'a. hi-fc. iitii. -M* Mi
tor:—We are li'l Woet by the orajigi
bay*, with orange* at "four for ten cent*"
land "three for five ccnU." A few (•ven
ting* ago -oine enterprising' gentleman
Ve?r York bronchi a wagon load ol
oraiige* to college and bt.itioiuid |ti* wnt'oll
convenient to Uiu buck >f<a>|> from liiu pimp
college building where pe vijH'ctcd lit in
tercept ilia atudciiU coming from evening
prayers. dirpote of hi* little *"ur orange
tfbrfliilV' 11 fortune. The Student* pned
out in jBlt; jtyiti ly llu Ut'Pf i*tOwtiinenl
alld disappointment of the oritug' man,
did not buy one. The gentleman'* (Mi
niate of the atudeiiU'propeiikitict wo* ( V
idwdly ill fault and hi* |Hicket minus tin
tuce little aurpltu. Wp *pirie know how
he could have attended (o the tula of t.'ir
orange in cave any had been di*|>oc-(i to
buy, for lie found about all ill* attention
convuiiied in holding the atiiiuitl attached
to the vehicle, which persisted in obeying
the iiumcrouv advice* it received fioiu the
vtudent* to move forward.
We promised to give a synopsis of tin*
rotitine of college Julie- for a few day*.
Wii itiit iuk YMI' #c.*.l**k to iinegiop they
hear a great bell rilifeing'on tl/o bolfega
tower ul i.x o'clock iu the morning, which
announce* to tint vtuiicliU ill the laligtiage
of '-Coblw' First Header" of which wc
Ijaye s* IIIC rceollcetb.ii: "James, the
sun i* pp, it i* tjny ijsjv Tin* lijtlc
I limb* are ekippftig mi the groi'ii gliim"j
do. IS either the Faculty nor the nludeuU
espouse the notion* of the Fird Header at
tothe time of rUiiif, ; for theforuier reipiiic
the bell to be rung, a great porti* n ol tin
year, before tunri*e and th latter do uoti
M*i' g in tally ti'it ii lit" *llll hi< been up I'm
suiii" mo in ii'ii 't u]i u iili tin* lir*l
i bell, Mi" aecttruiug to tbe viirei lion* |
ti..- Itimli'i, l.ut vv" val.HOt *"u in w bat 1
way ill"! afe H>lviilltu:"d, mile** It be I"
,eoiMUtio. iu the winter the oil 11 c.i *iivnl
the night hoforv At U flft.ovU 11. ."iniiJ
'hell I Iftg wlllub ind.i-ale that brei.Kt.i-t at 1
'tie dltfbuut cltib. J. ."iidy, u Si n. io !
U '.lev e tb" v*ii,tub* ■ I"* vVli • *ii- on get
there m lil buhic |<ma alt. > i.,lt*|.,ii ox i
mid it i vur. vi" tin Im i*. i tut ' . tti in
uuy one ele, S mo li w ju to i*.i il i.i*t !
then, lull unite n numb. < only at ti. .1.*I• |
"iiluie how long they have to *• audi
.ml 0 time lo get Up, '■ MUlvy .lllvMlgii!
(tio ir ilevotioM*, ! ;bl v!.fti ( iiid **lllll-.*!
• liapel" at 71' lii .II n H" tw. !ol
ilielili'Uied Ii >U.*, >IU 1011. , long at I ll>.rt,
thick and thin, 4ri • Utl Utoi half ilfi i t,
IIIBV bo eoll Hi 11 ■ t Mo. W elolllig U..U
way acro-s (be e.iiupil* to (l.i llall slue
they hceakfa-t Wo wot Oei.r tlieiuli
ii.ry *-tßblibmi. nt-, tiieir apjnM'tvman.v*
'rtluf peculiar .m ~ ouf ■lo Mime irtb™
.a tin." \t cm v.i e. i . ii.. I i! ii i .ap
ol ling* al.d Hie sluden .1* ii.i I Iftg *l*ll
a tin .1 in ffoui Iwoto il!!"> u iniiiui' •, hui r v
Hway, witli books in aisil, t" ibo I'Mpvl
Some ti a d> i.'t "ll l >> i .pei Biol ot
eoutsc 11.. uUiiiiu kiiiili.. ta * 11. to U* met •
it*, irhieii tiny are u ■ lo ~ t it the cl*
oiiseer i- pieniit Ail the l*rfe soi, or
a* many a- liaxe g>tt' •• up in time to malm
a i>a*t,v toilet, Collie l vllHpei. I'rev the
Student* a bi.v iali nl i Vren.i tit) |. ois
i a chapter fiom the Scr ptui. *, iiiinotiiice*
nml -ud a hymn, often a tuuiiliar one
and the >:udc.l join Hi • inging it, led by
loliu of their Itumber itlg iVil be
gi.in.ii i liiaii to it ..1 ti.. tu It I.U ins
ing w.th l!:e ,.| iit and it'll, n.g i* to" -s*
number, with lit" umlei•lamltug aso
"some good old tuuiiliar liymu such *
"Hot'k i i Aj.i- What a i..ntr, t there
i* betw < elisueh ttlU>le and the plMtb -*, Cllt
(tv.- — i* Isloobcfkared service"IoUroiu ra
|tio e'loir* or llic ol> > f mini purely ar-
Uilio vinger such a* ivu lieai •> ■ otl uin our
! city villi i be*. A ter Miigilig the l'rvrideni
leads in an imprc >ivi-. pructical, eomprv
lienstvo prayer, tu which the "dear hßfi
'al home ' arc always remembered, the
I poor, tile tempted, the vlt'graded ufall peo-
I pi ii and clime*, e*j.ev ally lor tin# pirit of
Christ among the >UaiuiU licit aii learn
ing may he .anetitlcd, that this institution
may be one "whruct iuill gi torth streatiis
, which sliall make glad tho city of aur
toul " The -ervicc over, ttt'lcnls and
Professors, hasten to their different rvcila*
.;tlon rooms whure the latter are very eager
U> learn alt tliev can from the-tudelit* w ho
.have o recently invust.gated certain sub
jje't. If the l'rolossois do not succeed in
i, (hiding out ail tbev want apparently b>
i know, they do Cud out all the student
>1 know*, a* well as what he d"e not know.
•Some student- succeed in 11-WI ring all the
i i|UC-tion and aro called "gootl student*"
. while (|uile as many ha\ ethe happy faculty
i of getting every ihing wrong, even when it
. i- mute plain and are act ounevd "tiialers "
■ Then the student in Mathematics hear
ot the "object-i which imaginary indu id*
ual is always well represented in the I'ro
iies-'vr or tutor nd is >ure (■ And the vul
nerable |Kint in every dcniuijslratioa.
The Proies-or of our division in Tuiiik
, Sections, permit* the student* i<> demon
struto with the l.H>k cpeit tru-ting to hi*
. ability, by qu*>tioiis, to flndouthow much
lis understood by the student. The tutor,
• to whose division we belong, requires llie
. ligure* to be drawn and the d"iii.<nstra'ton
to IK* given williout the book, and only re
| gttids it apru vl rvcitatioli, the ability
| to demon-irate tile iii'-t MitUcuit proj-oi.
, t ion - Willi tho !:t Ifltriowto f.guru-, witli*
,' out a figure at all Bltl It u attempt ibis,
> ' nlthougii it is not so ditfk'lut. if the le mer
! know* liow to gra-p It
At tt o'clock the bell ring* ami ret ttnlu n
. is ver. Two hour* now must IM- -pent on
- the preparation of tin- next lesson f..r 11
|! o'clock. Student* who appreciate the val
, ue of time ami the opportunities rd' d.
burv themselves iu (irvek un.l i*atin l-*re,
while the mors* liixurb>u em * who have
, Irarmsl that tliere are two w.iy of
, 'gelling through college and seek (lie
, college walls only for the name, cither
JI sit dow ii to lite pipe and euchre, or "ride
, through the translaioct bv the act of a
, "jMtiiv or "hurt • Tio. i*.!! rittg* IT
[ and fi| students Bgniti go to rs,cit..tio|i for
an hour; the Pr.tfe-s.'r* b.-ing a-greedy as
• sv.i for kt. -w ledge, ihey sC'l'l I n' n
'finding out through sin it students a* are
. indifferent, whether tiny give the In or-
II (tuition or not The bell
. dents agt r iu g*i id t'.-Tc nif.il . kf'.er dln-
I ricr soiue tttxe walk-, aopte smoke, HIIHS
i read. Some go "'down t-wn" on errant*
. and ionic go to the Ueatling r l'o*t
. Office. At 11 in the winter, ai d t i , k
the rv' of the year. |hsi hell ring* i if tf
dy, .iid lite Iti.t* e tner ysfr , I >,
, >iit tkc or "tide a* lit.' case tcay 1". At
r J| <>r t o'll.ik the Im-II ring* ~n ("• r rec
. itathm, and the student* go the ugi. the
t same operation* n before. At ti'clook
.Itiie IK*! 1 rings and all repair to chapel t >r
. devotions. A tutor now loud- ana <ft "it
reading lite scripture* and singing, he lit".*
II up hi* often trembling > <'. * in prny r,
(.Trie t tin-- Prssfi-•*••-* .firsts tl.vir thoughts
i to the Infinite and their cy*e- t-f lit. Nit.hti*
, more seats. After pray'cr. Soph. Jt>!tn
says to Soph. Bill, -"'Bill, bow oft. n >lt.l
Ihe -ay 'Our Father wcpravTlu." 7 Hill
jl WftipgrfH ; I * nb his 10-vt neighbor and
, answers, "ltai)-ten times.
PWT I. WARD.
Fire lUSclitmgtovr.
Oorrespondvnccof the Ki'i^rlir,
1 Ft . Feb.2Jnd. ib2
I!.ill. I*. Kmt/ I-it.' I Itiglll nil- II!
■ half part t> ii oVI -i k tin- 11 ill I 111 • fir.
wan gi vol, and the J*<>ple cause lr'in
[ Itll pit I! S •! I III* I' Wit. but 11l h <lf
1 tt]l tilull- UlO tir<' 1-plflKl until II tdivlc
' ; MIU uc WA- laid in mins.
The fire originated in Father App's
I l ain, w huh was consumed wilh nil
Ma content?, vix. f>ur horns, f.ur
'i C">\M, nogs and Jul itiiug implements,
. from thence to his home, dv*tmy
i pari of lite house, hut on account <i
llie hiMi'i' being brick, and o-v< red
'. witlt sheet-iron, it was saved. Hut the
■ eoniiuii frnm ihe Si uth, it spread
nUng'i|ie alii v in eacii liiricliost, un
til ii reached the buildings on the
r north'side of the up i a re, t lie first was
■ n Plndcgniph gallery, next barber
slic, MfC llurklicnrt* st<>vo and tin
'store, iiinl from tfiein-i t.< eiirut-r of
:uain street, Mr Kcharts now store
and duelling, a!-o, lb". I*. 11. W agin
. -idler'* dwelling, Wugciiscller t*
[ Shingle's drug st>re, ai d Messrs
[t I. 1/I.i dA' Miller's hoot A shoe slore.
The next building Swing brick, the
■ fire was arrested, and If cut there to
; fattier A pi**' dwelling on main street
, is one building, in the whole from
i alloy to main street, there were but
three buildings saved. From the nl-
Jev down, ail was destroyed except
' four builitings. IHI (ha <►.#{ side id
the square, opposite side of the street
on the bank of Peon * Creek stood the
Baptist church with it* spite pointing
heaven ward, and tin one willing
to luppmj pljfj wntph the spark*, j
and a small spark wai carrlod on the
spire, and in u short time the splendid
edifies was laid in itiin-, and with it
three other splendid building*. Such
is the work d the devouring element.
The flup|*Hio!i in, tiiiit it wihSi t in
' fire, hilt a* y i l>y one hrtc !.i, a npnrt
, heitcbd. IX W. IJ
How lite Skull Pi otta Is Ihe Brain.
A caiid hears knocks which would
lie futn} i? old age. This is owing to
ifhe sk'ti I helng thin, uniform In lex
'tore, ami elastic, in childhood ; and to
the I rain living of* a corresponding
structure. The hraiu is at this age
suit to u degree that would bo noon- !
ituial iniiittlurc yi-ai*. This resiliency
of the skull, ami yielding quality of
the loam, explain l ow the child is un
-1 injured by blows which would he nt
'tendril v,i*h fa In I entsptujijnji ip nf|ur-
J life. But there l. also a provision in
udnils f i moderating the effects ot
■ such accidents, in proportion a* the
j iiraio acquires firmness during growth,
• a r ra,|;i|tl elmi <'o lake* place in the
|structure of tiom * It) the |ieai|;|
the protecting cranium is not simply
otrciigthcrcd ; it is not merely thick
iciiril , the Qui Ij >;; c iylticl) surpnind
the brain arc split Into layer*, an eg
ternal and iiitvruul one. 1 ho-e lay
ers huve i itch a dilii-runt density, and
it nfti r snhstttiice than ither is inter-1
(Kisttl between them ; lit" i-flicl tfj
whi.li is, to iiilsrrtij t that viaratiniil
which 4-"p!'| otjtpi'W i# ii"j |
the skull, and rciu-li every uiolcelue
of tho hrain. -- From I'hrcnoluyirttl
Journal.
ji -i.ii.. ..-ijii'iioi, M'k'iiljly iji Ifiiir, t
iiitioo at llari'lslnirg ciimuit reach H
climax. What law are really pnssml
t'tiiilaiii eht-ii '< wrong In make many
iutulci-Ue to the people,, but it up-f,
i .it Vv 'I.I I Hid ' It', ill CVIt-
I ii • i . llu-n thn! ii t Vv* md '
, - .1 * . I'.tt.od ol l!o Mill ill*!,.
i i it (!t u "Mr I 'til ii tit) it Istll
i taut i* lOiliiiii m l iplgliog lii
. > I . | f XIt "lis W nil WHS H|t
.., \ I li, t•11 Vc t itlll (r.glV mi list?
i'ii! . 1 t> i, IH7I. As-" u tliunufti-r
i i tu!i ii- vvt iv in older Mr. I'tt*
■ it. * to .1 ii re* luti'-n in ic
,i,| ft tin* till," vvlmili asktvi for nn
. ,it mi riicivaoluiioiMlcelgrcs
, . ■ r. im shows "tlutt
... 11 i I vv, > II"! Ctiii-ldi It'll or pl.Bitl
itv . till. I I lie S, n,t |c till I till-c of Hep-1
i. i it*iv. *, mi Iti n! (hi' records re*
luting In nt" vv,-' ti i-ciy it ml fiuutl*
Irntlv made ni d nitrnil."
l'lic I'.tii.tt s.i v * fuillici I lint, *.ll
.1 iim ,*it !i, the "iittcuiioii "I ( iuvcrnur
(i.nrv itii< cnii.il tu iIt IB pretended
ut't I v i pi.ii.iiiu nt St'tiglor, who Us
ui >.l l.i iii 11, ti 11 vv a* it li ii tid } tlint it
I .d i.ever rt.civ d the Bunrtinn of
ih<* i.-gislititiM*, uml tlutt it had not
| wen I i t . ,.-.,!■i*.l in tho Senate
Tits' * (..Vi lli it lißpolidcd that lie
: vviitild I < n no iu -le io *ign the hill,
In vilt • until ft \t e*-io|i i" consider
ti ' Vc lho old *igti il on lite l'Jlh of
: .1 uiie
On the iitli iiiataiit, ilin ngh the
Ihlttliiirg I'o-i, we It:mi tlu.t—
--,M . 1). tln rl 111 v w ullc nlmn to (lie fact
loct ii ni.pt Uniil Sc iiMtu auiemlnieiit
in t[ i hi'l it ltcMVi tolhejmyol I'hila
.iclpii —i ptji -enien, was omitted hy
the Htui-eriiu i- In fore lu inj; sent to
ll.c ti. v riior, who rijnctl the hill
without it.
UcioMck ft.lltwed from Mc>r
l;tvi-. lhick.ilevv. (iiay, llrcsoke and
White, ii which facte in past h-gi.la
lion w. ic c'.t. l, showing thut hills be*
etinic law* without ever having passer!
cither I louse, or were deliberately
inuliluiod befoic reaching the execu
tive.
!i thi- i- not "pilitfjy on the agonv,"
:i Ib.vv-c rr ns, we would like to know
what will dec it l-'nt it mil rage uus ?
We are not ottl\ the victims of special
iicwe corruptly pa-red, hut rye are un
it i iim \ ..kit of those that never have
IMC-MII li this is not tht* rlimax cf
cudacitv aiu. li}* the ioscwls whe* sjwie
nlule itt leyislfltion, what can it lie
hat wi'l coiue next f
A -pt eoel ir vestiggtiun euiumittee—-
1 \J. wr., I )c*. In rl. IVtiiketi and Gray—
•in-h en npjmiutcd. and it is to he
''"jtcl they will jiralg the mailer
iln roughiy :cnl i>nng the guilty tn de
J e ved p'.ni-hnicnf
Sji eeli of Senator Slitttx
.Si U of Arm* tu /'ranee.
Thr !"lUwing i# the coneluiiing portion
• f -01.111.,' Miurx speech, delivered in the
■ n.itc, on lUth ult:
After thU ami other ststeweats, he
< churx) thought that Senator* should
. cue U> la Ik ab.ut the want of |itrt"Usni
of lboe. who called tho attention of the
.-H-iiate Mid country this matter. It was
•piito evident that foreign governments
v.cre B well Informed ► their were, or
even bcttir. | l.iiughtcr. J These state
ment*, made under oath >t* foreign courts;
ictt t>.J S' UI-C "t'Vli for tnc I 1 piled States
except to investigate 'lid show the- Ule
in'lit* to be false if t'" > wen *O, or if they
' w ere to punish the gufttjr.
' The see.md <]<ivatmn w as. Were ll.c law.
iof our own evuntry violatrd 1 lis argued
i llta'. it v mI Ii -,rt a p(>'vending *1 doubt*
j ful Irr-lii}' to sell breach-loading rtfl.-* at j
' .11. I i.v loliitvi Bi4t!"'riAcd tiin sale of old ,
j * annua, arms nnd .tbr ordinance stores*, '
i which vs.-is* .Umagcd. or otl" rwisa iin>tiil- i
ritde tor tt.c Pijiti,! Mate* ndliUfy mrvics, 1
ir l .r the militgi of die'l r Stat*f ( apd
at undc-r-chirf ot oiuinanee iiad a-sumed
j ll." rtghl l (ell a largv nuiiibcr of brvach
|! icfing rides of the |utTcrn of 1M, and
j ibal al the time when tin- cuililla through
out the countv were an ivd with old mut-
J JtU.-l.CJ.de- s.
Mr. Morton wit thai ilic breech ! adsr
...bl were of a discarded pvltcrn, and that
j it wa- the intention of the (sovurtimeul to
j arm Use ndiitla wilt. impto,"d n#. In
j view of If"- la>*l tVat they vvrff JlCcafvt.-d
I nflrs. did th- y not propelly come within
j the classes of the ordinance strc ncenlion-
I'd in 111" statu!' *
Mr Scluirr. aid !l>at the S-K-retary of
War and the Chiof of (lr.llpanco had souc
. .l-übt c.ta.jit till- propriety - f their at lion
. lit lim time. Mild It* bad a letter from Hie
i,'b..f o' Ordnance tofi ncr*! Belknap sta
ting lb t lit* arai* *a sold'wcre fit for the
ll.t Tnited>latc service, lie felt kuthor
.xed, 110 rcfore, to charge
i A Iflupprtpi ap>l klanipsi liitich of
Law
: He charged it op the thowing of the
I'hief of (frdinanea himself, and if there
! va* to Ih> any (|uibhling about the* |"i",l be
i w .u|d be w !ad 'si hcr ■ at ont-a. l'o*l-
I bly an nltciiipl woultl be ma<le I" explain
t| away t.ai, but it* Would ak lbs Ss-natc
I vbal woubi become of the |atpu!ar r.--(n-cl
for the lavs if tho law-uiaVcrs lhu reck
.sly quibbled awv tlielr meaning
What woubl lueonceofonstilaUonal gov
-1 crnmtnt in ibis .'an:,try if li*a r*> uittc
otficurs of it". UovcrtttMcmt wete in be al
| low.sd toft-el that they might dc* regard tlic
, iilainest iiruvtsons ofibe law, aud iliat like
t'ac-ar Align -tils tbey cnibl always rely
njton n submissive nml obedient S<nate.
11. I the Senate t remember that
the r wa- cn-re at stake than rait ridges or
Cgs'l
tin the tbir-I point Mr. Schurs argued
! that the facts already shAsnbvcre
...
Kiii'iijjh to Justify llip Suspicion ufj
Corrupt Transaction*-
T! t. "tiitiO", of Jiomij.gi.'o unds.ribe
i French ofljt ial*. alrhadi" rv*klTovl t<>. the
: anxiety of the Chief of Ordnance to aid
Kciiiington in settling hi* account* in
Francv. relatinc to the same transaction*,
f.o which he, Ucminglon. liatl been osten
sihly driven out of thu War Department,
tin difference between the amounts paid
by the l*rt nph ai.u tiiu# loceirt d by o\ir
(fovcrumcnt. the jcopardiaiilg of our na*
tmual relation*, thu risking of our internal
harmony, the flagrant and confcwsusl vio
' . i lavs Ity UM War l>"|.artinritl and
(be mysterious disappearance of large
sums of money all llie<e facts and circum
-tuncos go lo show that there wa* ground
for suspicion and for investigation, and .
Senators on tho oilier side knew it. and
fell ll keenly, a* v..,. shown hy titcH at- i
tempts to divert the Senate ami conn try •
ft mil the true question by eliarging those <
who urge this resolution with acting a* 1
French agents am! with want of patriot
ism.
Tltc#c ("Imrce* Were Flimsy ami Ab
surd.
II was the duly of the government th in
vestigate tiii- matter, nml if .he wrong*
ehnigv d on tha Kveeutiv e Department have
Itern committed, it wa the duty of tha
Legislative Department ot the Governs
incut to frankly und boldly disavow them.
That th- "I.v popr-c -.orthy u';l;# ,sj.(-r
--if'ttn Isoj.vitjlis and, jl.eti lore bu was not
nfriild t" diV".:s tile ,t ifiatter. 11l the Sen
alu, and denounce wrting in them, for he
remembered lliat (""bdanand Bright, when
they warned the Britisli Parliament of tho
eoii-etjiiences sf it*, conduct, during the re
hellion, were far Miff IfHriuP 1 ihgli tlinsu
wlio dei rteq }lu<m for It.
Mr. Scjur* then p"ke of the amund
iiient offered by Mr. t'oiikling. ordering
the Committee to Inquire whelhar any
Senator or American citiaen liad been in
eoliusioii with an v ft reign agent or sy,
ske, (lc ai((, it was
A Kiifijei t of linthcr u Painful Cliar
uctcr.
11l- icgruttfj that lli* Senator introduced
licit amendment f'-r hi* own sake. 11•• ro
• iiiimril I I nut •|>n4 wme ip-ed nHly'fli
I into of war, unit Miggesto.l lliul ho should
tlrikt! Mil (lint worn fiom the iimviuliiiunt
no likely l" be oft'oiislve to tho Krrnoli
Government Mcnri. Morion mid C'onk
ling ligd ..irvio.t m gross insult to tho Ger
■ 111111 (Inn rnnii'lit by • -inning tlml the ag
ile'id. of this i iiti"j| might nmvol (ho iU
(■ln In it o| ilie tni-niiiiii Kmperdr all nrbiffa
tor between tho t'nlli'd Stales jnid Great
Britain, unit now tho Senator from Nciy
York wm goii) to in-nlt the French <vy
rmii< i,t iiLo if this Mpendmapt meant
anything. it loi iiiit collusion of mi improp.
i r nature unit for mi lmpri>|M<r purpose, mid
everybody kr.ew it > aimed at I recper
luu, Mr. Sumner, hiaa elf (S- urn) and
tho Mnripii-do fhnmbrun. lie (Schurs)
*v oil 111 vote tor the HUielnilin til, mul lie
w oil hi give the Si nuti! nuine evidence in
advance of the i -.ib-atl.
ilUlli uV t.lotwtlldht W'rfl ll'h'i Jiy. lie W 1111
II ie legit) advl-or of tho French Legation,
i KreiK-h gentlemen of ril-Unguinhcd fiini
ily and of iiigh character mul utainnient*.
lie hn< not the hum who had iveu liiui
Schillv.) the 111-I information oil this sob
V|j I J.ahiiiii e.j
1011. ■ • uf \| '■ what )• th )iint
<f ttii-v amendment? I have raid that 1
•egret ed for the nke of the gentleman
rhu introdueed it. Ido not know that I
tan
.Jake My .irli.l.llivil.lf.
t> hi- mind .If III* mtiiitl fi'i'liUKi vu'ept ill'
.iim way, by supposing ib.it I lit Iwlfu
iliu'. il iiti Hiiit'iiiliMi-nl directing Im t'i. i
mill<* 111 HtqOII *■ *ImI Whl'tlllT nil tl""' ;
U 111. |'MV|l ll ltvl" llf IhlfUP'll'MlH. • lll'tll
iififii iii Frama. wurc guilty uf wrrupt |
|lt m 114*. • ill rul' llMl'lillll Willi lllOlC tmilißl-
HUH* Due* lliNi i|.ir wiiiil In know why ,
I .l|i| ii.it ffef ll nuWultHl 1 eumhlereil
it infinitely In-in.ntli me (Applause in tin
gatleries.j
(.'oiiktin,; liuli Knocked Out of lint*.
Mr I'oakling -aid ho Hw.it given Mr
I'.'minKl.Mi ii letter uf introduction ti>
Francs- Ho hail merely addressed h nop
in Iteuilnglnn hiiiuoll iho purport of
whlxh ho hail stated tut a former OMWIM.
Mr. Si Intra ll the Ki-nalor ha.l given
Itouiinirtoii ii n.iiu iuiii.)( that ho invaslU
llati'il nil tlii'ti. transaction-, ami that ho
M ■ Ml lil bo very glad il the Froitch govern*
men! w oulil -stile llit'in, ami llial hn hail a
personal Inion >i In therm oven then I
a.in 1 .1 not bo thn limn !<• • nor this amend
ment
Mr. Conk ling Mtid tl.al Mr. Solium had
IN. II tlu- man to drag in the irrelevant
fo t that he (Conkting) had written a nute
Is* Remington, containing statement* which
be bad felt oalUd upon la make In Jtulice
lo a neighbor, and ill the internal of fair
play.
Mr Kehur* aid that when the subject
Cm (lit inetilionetl hv him, be had repeat
edh i-\jireed the opinion that th# giviag
of the noM by Remington was the ojtly art
of neighborly friend hip on Mr. Conkling's
' ".Mr. Conk ling disputed thi* a!o nd aid
thnt lii* amendment was aimed not rnervlv
at Mer. Schurx mid Sumner and the
Marquis Do Chambrun, but at all who
might route within lU amp* and he meant
P> tiid by it. He had drawn, it, howev
er, without liaving the *latute boot; heforr.
him. and if the Senator (Mr Kohurxi
found any offeuslva r>bra* in it, he wa
willing to withdraw that phrase.
Mr. ocbura—Ob I 1 hare no doubt tha
Senator i'in earr.et in tlii* matter. 1 have
ne\ erdoubled that It look* ]u*t like him.
The Senator ha. referred to the *Ulute
which be bald up before u yesterday
tbreateiied u* with flnu and imprisonment.
Ah! Sir, it is
A Glorioui Sjsectacle.
Here stand two American Senators, not!
entirely unknown to the country, whose
rarard i* not ntliftly devoid of patriot- *
ism atid service, and whose only aim is to!
investigaie the abuses and thu violation of j
law* and have them punished. Those
Senators are met hero by one of tin-
Ad ministration. flourishing a statute in hi*
hand, threatening thein with fin# and im
prisonment.
Let it lw Known in Kvery Nook ami
Cottier,
that he, who it in earnest in setting hit
fare against those in power, and who bold
ly seek* to d/trct fraud and punish viola
lion* of !aw, i* confronted by the power*
that be with th" prospect of the dungeon
Why, sir, I did not know that the Admin
istration wa* ii. ouch a desperate condition
a* thai. (Laughter and applause iu the
galleries.] They are developing very (asl.
flow lung will it be until you cannot even
get up testimony against Ieel and St#K-k
--ing, the Knigfits of the General Order,
without having some statute dug up that
will fine and imprison you for it, (letugh
ter.] But if the tsenator from New York
thinks that lie ran in this way trik* /tor
tutu my sun) he will soon find that he t*
greatly mistaken. On the path of duty
thai 1 have walked, 1 have seen nun far
more dangerous than he U. and
Before a Thousand nt Them Mr He.ut
Will Not Quail.
No, sir, 1 will vot- for hi* am *admeist
Vole lor It with ail the ***orn which ll de
serrc*. !L*>ud a|plau#e in the gatleries.l
M r Kylturx then spoke of the charge that
tins wa. w move to ali( uate the German
vote. The Senator from Indiana (Mr.
Morton) ami ihc Bcnator from New York
(Mr. Coiikiing) were
Very Hwect pit thn tlcrnian* JUG
Nuw
(l.:.ug!ilv r.] They had .aid tlial no lual.
owned the Germans of America. Thai
wa* a fact, ana lie was proud of it, for he
was one ol tho titrmi.iis. N 0 l"\ n i" u '
itictap! no A ; tv;r, i-ych tkr President
of l!,u Dniu-d Slake* owned the German*.
Least ufall were owned by that cla*. of
politician* who 1 sjwrately clung to the
skirt of power through whatever k may
drag lh"iii. (Laughter and anptau*# in
the galleries ] The Germans had fought
Tammany in New York, and they would
in -olid array fight ex cry Tammany, great
or small, on whatever side it l.i'Usi.t ap|K-*C
An attempt bad been nia'de to suppress
this illlcstlgafiofl by
Cracking the I'arty Whip,
but those who made that attempt gri> v
p.uslv mi-took t|ie limp and at the
pyOl'lg. Tly c.'uld be no loligrr
deejved tv the niXsrcpreici'Utusns ol the
•Koliv c* of tboie, who wrrx fighting against
corruption. When motives wer*called In
quest Mil. thry'Vncw that the rnotivos teftt-7
bench UK n of'power were nt l-us* si* nj-in
to suspicioi; r.i tun motives ill llue who
Opposed thfiul. Ut me tell tli..e gentle
men, skid he, Ihkl vee know the rxw lo
patronage just as Well as others slid. If we
liad chosen to - alk It. The crarV of
party whip has bot its l.Uqv* At"*'#
time*. Mer, ci'tg 'til lfr
Stale und NBUM nling OO the Stoinacli
of the l'oofslc.
If you think that movement, now spread
ing all over this land, i> a mure plot of pol
iticians. you will aoon di*eov*r p.qs>"C
take (t u N (s-avlnoi agalnH easy polU-
Usal morals and the spirit of jobbery which
ha* bi*en devclopes! in time* of war and
great political excitement. It is the
Kuriurt Uprising for liomx-t nui Pure
Govern mcuL
I'oa raaao) rrjirr#* it 4* />. t> 't**.-sp/s.*,
of *y <.( I (jifupi V may fre a ssicrr
c6oi m.Ju.H {'nJ/rtokf to rmst it,
and jfr u trill tl it grrot and potitimt
rerolufutt twmurrotr. \N HXTKVsR oTII
KR* MAY tso, II R aAi n. I IIAVK TAKER MT
I.OT. IT is TO THIS T.\N THAT
MY HE AWT IS lIKVOTKIf AND.
Wlril TllfS AUSE. I WILL STAND
OUFALL
Mr. Morton said that the only new point
in Mr. Schurx'i speech was the passage
quoted from the testimony ot Lecesne, and
insisted that the statement* of Komingtou,
and the admiisiont of Mr itr Liu j
prpykt-y s.,v>*p spexVitf that Lecwtnffs.
► laieiprnt*' nluU (* Tdlre The Begat ir!
irom Misaourl'had'Fhargcd that an attempt
had been made lo stifle the proposed mves- j
ligation by cracking iho party whip, hut
every Senator and ex cry person acquainted ,
with the proceeding* in the Senate knew
that directly the rever-e wa* true. No
hodv had pmpoed pi r**it this Inquiry.
He bad intended from the first to Tot a for
•ft *ffd t'l" ntsolulmn would haso been)
passed withaul a wind of debate, hid net,
the movers of the IW-olulioil forced debate
on the Senate by ftlslsllhg on tho preanl
! lile. Tlio Senator fr nn Missouri had alssi
asserted that the Senatorial debate had
forced the investigation into the New York
i Custom House. Thut 'ji;.. aL*i untrue.
li,. ( M'Vit.m) aW all dp hi* side had
\wted for tha Investigation 111 New York,
aiidtln ironly offence xv a- that they were not
willing to organize a committee, a majority
of which would have been enemies ol the
administration and give them jmwer to
lhr*.w mud and -mut on thu President ami
his administration, from that time tip ft.
the IK's l vis-n0,.. l|e, tMofb.ti,) wa* in
dupeiiJuut chough Ui'SapiiArt tho adminis
tration which bntild be kstHtllex! iihly on
personal rnnind by falsehood, and eal
iimnv, ami abusu. The hottest friend- ot
the Republican party stood up in the Sen
ate to defend it. They were mtMcd. t<
JVrljr Jlemliincn.
Ho mrnl not for the m>ithcl of tho Sen
ator from Missouri (Mr. Sellura.) Tho
Senator talked about clinging to the ;LUI
of power, hut t't L; tlly tIM wlii*ft lie fell
oi 4 t Willi tho AdliiluMnitlon tftkt Senator
had made unite na many recommendation
mul obtained a* many appointment* to ol
flee a- ho I Morton) had, and he had heard
lit stated that the Senator'* personal ditll
oulty with the AdminLtrufio- had gyod'ti
"Ml i'f Itf ted'ytttl 'fntSnd from ,j-
Mr. St huri -aid that ho would author
ise tho Senator ( Mr. Morton) to to.I ovory
bodv who lohl him so that Im lied.
Mr. Morton wa* not convinced by that
statement. Tho object of those who had
force 1 thi* dvb|o on (lip Senate >vws to
draw lho.e crowds to tl.e SJuuaW l-laimTinr,
afiiVlo hiakf rapltiil'iig!iin*t the Republican
party. The whole a al r W* gotten up by
a long previous itrra|tttcnuu)t. Tho charge
UTM
False front I>cginnitijj to Eutl
and the evidence brought t>supjioit it was
trivial, but whether false or not the major
ity were willing to have it investigated.
The movers of the resolution, however,
were determined to IHnjr It tcwry the
i.'.U ' to IVWidlighttaii, (ie
| (lit(rib they know that the investigation
would iiiuount to notliing.
The object of the Senator from Missouri
(M r. Sehurn,) was to separate the Germans
from tin- Itcpuhlicun party and from the
native cilixcn* in o' lvr { • l hal-
WtieaofpuVt.'l- 'Y , lp ,,^Cllltt, 'V vv Its attempting
til imiVc Kliovv nolhittglsui iu its worst
I'm in.
Mr. f'ohurr. said that no man >n tho
country hud more earnestly or steadily op
posed the formation of auy political organ-
—■ -f- - ——
Ination lim-iml uO separate lut'niit'llliß a*
In l hml.
Mr. Morton said ho mu*l Jtliit* (W Soil"
ator by hi* act*. llnw i
Hcspoiiaiblt) fur IH KiiM'it.ti .j* hit
]>r trior rnlto Coili otto.
Mr. Itlalr, t-.i th" {tonale. df JJ' i'r was'
Mr. Sob lira'* (MiHtk'nl otrVprSii r. {fawtttrti- :
tor. J
)lr ll'nii oitil lo h .il '.well elected totliej
Senate not by hi* colleague, nut by the]
people oi M *ourl. lit* colleague, how-;
.over, hail Mnlrttii l iii (tire tin people
alt opportunity to ham a I ilr flo tluti, and
j..f o..iirn tho Hrnntor (Mr. Morton) did
I not liko it.
Mr. MUIII.II *nlil lurtt w* tin* proton *•*,
I hut tho election of Mr. Itloir wax I ronilt
l of a coalition uf porta lit Ucpttblk" nt with
lit# Democrat*, mi I
That Coalitiuti
Iliad nut yet boon dissolved,
Mr Morton lion "haignd that Mr
Sobura wn (laying in iho Kopuhlirttn par-i
ty for tho purpose of JrCfutiiir ii, aud road
•II extract frum a ►pooch .n 010 by him In
Gfeirago, in which in* -ail that if (vlp.
lit tilil Won r-to .initial* J ho ifk'fflltj]
would not sUp|(ort him. 'Dm Senator had
b right to leave the Republican party, ifito.
! plriood, but ho bud no right to *tay in it'
Hiril al! nipt to do feat It.
Mr. Solium ntko I wlictbor be moanl to
►ay that thoae who wore riot in far or of
) the renominalion of General (irant had
INo lluritit-n* iii the Republic* ti Par-
Mr Morton .aid he did not. Those who
I were uppo-oi to the reiiouiination of the
President had a right lo tttimti their op
position Uut if he should be reiioinina- <
led, ami if their love for the pnrtv and it*
principle* were *lrungcr than their pcrsou
al hatred they would *ubmit-
A man, however, who announced in ad
vance '.hat if the candidate m ot like)* to
be nominated should receive the nomina
tion, he would not support him, placed
himself in a xary questionable |>sition in
the party.
Mr Mrtuit continu. ) kt length, and
read extract* front Mr. Blair 1 * iecn<-s to
show that Mr. Schurx was guiity of what
he had charged.
No Vote Yet.
The Senate, without voting, adjourned.
CI A I'TIOX -Notice u hereby given.
) thai all the personal and moveable
property, Wli|fiii|(tuGeor(i H. Harpster.
of Centre llatl *>, n the !2lh of Febru
ary, lT'i. purchased by the undersigned,
at* sheriff t sale, namely, all blacksmith
tools, machinery, woodwork, finished and
unfinished vehicle*, dec , belonging to tin
several shops heretofore occupied by Mid
Geo. H. IJarpster together with the horse*,
harnaraa, and all the household and kitchen
furniture of the same. The same wiil be
left in the poateselou of Mid boo B. iiarp
ikr, at the pleasure of the undesigned,
and all person* are hereby cautioned
against mediing with the said property in
any tnaner whatever.
C. F IIKKLACHKK,
GEO. DUBHT.
NoTICE.
The public aro bortby notified that Ue
hlacksmithing and coach making horel>-
f-ire carried < n at Centre Ilnll • y Geo, li.
! HarpsU-r. will be continued at the old
•tend by the undesigned All contract'
for wrk, in aaid ahopa muai be made with
the undersigned C. P. iiK.ULACUEK,
fab lb Ik GEO. DC It ST.
Kl IIMTIBK!
(•rami Opi-iiinx
FOR 1872.
JOHN CAMP'S
MILROY,
: where he haa opened with a vory large
[ aluck of the luteal stylus, both fancy and
-! common
, i I'm lor. Chamber and Kitchen Ktitui
t! lure,
CHAIRS.
of all kinds.
■ I .\ll k<i,J. of repairing done h ill. neat
r|n>-- and diapatch having four good wor -
-: men at the bench. I a:.i prepared p do
Jail kind' ofcu'toin work, fine or enigttnit,
l 1 Thankful for pa at favor*, \ hope by 'trict
, IU-lilkin to you and everybody
• 4> will h"W -oniling fare* at my new
, j w are roopi*.
JOIIX i %>II
jjaol2.lt
THEXAMUFACTUAE&B OFIHE
Reliance Wringer,
Have had unuaual opportunities >f gcoer
laining pregisuiy what ;* gakad, and
of jpnMfucifa* a perfWt machine.
3e.oyT.ave brought <<ut an en
tirely Nkw Wkixuku,
which thev rail the
"PROVIDENCE"
New 1871. Perfect
A fiKEAT IMi'ItaVEdFAT,
||
r
t It Wring* Fiuder Thau by Hand.
We consider the Providence superior to
all other*, for the following re-<> • ■ ;
let. The ROLLERS, of largo sixe and
| bart duality of White_ Rubber, are all so
curofl to their ShnU in the mott perma
nent manner, the Moulteti Proems, tank-
I ing the best ntHcr ill tu world.
•2.1 Tl.w lIKTAL JOUR
NAL CASINGS prevent any wear u|">n
jtno journal*.
('I he w.Mideii journal* in which the iron
• haft> of other machine* run. -non wear,
j and the efficiency of the Wrie-.rw here
by great I v raducikLl
ad. The MI'HLK SPIRAL COGS
used ou thin Wring, r give tne utmost ease
and steadiness in working, while the doub
le *t >p prevent* them from bottoming or
being thrown out of gear We fhruish -
either single or double ger.r Providence,
a* desired, .
4th The ADJUST Ail EE CURVED
IC*T..Vn 11 IvadMy AoJudU tnl* Machine to
iiuw of any lre of tlifrltn. •, making a
[iwrfoct fa'tiwings No wooden peg* or
I rubber strati." on thi C amp.
nth SIMPLICITY. STItKNGTH and
IIKAUTY. are eombit •• J i„ U" Machine,
with all t| u, on. ,fa flrU'ias* Wring-
Of.
PROVIDENCE TOOLCO.,
Providence R. I.
II Warren Street Ny~; Y-vk.
nuv hUAKDS. l'lunk and Scantling
for alo by luwi.v * Wilsov,
aplffOg.
o pi N i) LK sKKiN
O r.f, at tSj u,, of tho Apvil.
apl(Vi< tawis a \Y ti.sov
rMlmjKmv VAMEIYTa.
IJ kind at
apllf.tW lit WIN A WILSONS.
JltWlN Sc WILSON arc coustauUy ro
ooivi'dg Uh\y gaudi iu thvir Hue
II A tt I) W A li E
ofovory doaeriplioii at redu.t t prices—now
being opened every day aplO'tVb
LatlU'it Triiaaea.
This invaluable article for females, is now
to be had at llerlacher's store, and no ot);fr
place in Centre county. 1 .\iUn- .wi-u-tifbor
that these trtl.jy hi) "hatl at Oentie
M'lU ' tf.
'pIIK A N Vll. STO it Kis now r7eeimTi P
X a large and well assorted Stock ol
Hardware, Stoves, Nails, HorseSltpn..Sad
dlery, Glass, Paints, Sheet , liny. l!oop
Iron also 4,t|<# \Yujdn Stock ol
ovnfy iis>erintiiTii, —Call and supply your
selves atthelowest possible rates at
hp I •'<*. ill WIN Ac WII^SON.
BAKU MET Kits uiul Tkoriaotacturi at
nffursk IN1>: JIT FOB 9ALK
The offer* it private
a two -t vry <1 welling h<m*e and
X*T n * alii treot. Cledtfe Hall,
with wabhMud all inait#sry outbuilding*
iiitl i'fruit on ilii' pmnltM, ai<l wa
-1 far In thr fufd. Tb htt*v U a* good a*
■ Itiear. K.ir futlicr |iriiilar apply tr>
ir. n (H&han.
'lllaug.tf. Centre Halt
| PUMPS! |
1 Wooden Tumps,
A Nil
PIPING.
The unt|<'niKiiJ auuld n*. iwctful ly call
. tlx- attention<(f llii!citiXaiMufCanlrceqilinty,
I and l'uiiii.vallcy in particular, to the fact
• that ha i* manufacturing
StU UZZ'i VUiAf,
IUMJK at homo wr cUewhere, LLO UHW bona
" but the b. *t material, ui WA*AR*TI TMKK
I in give latufaciinii. a. being the iiniat l*l
--ing and durable. aUCKKIc* T® THE OLli
II W'.'HIBII j>uiit|>, being arranged to let the
water utr and prevent Ireextng in winter.
< Tine, poplar r eut-uutbor (iuu|a alway*
. on hand. Hi* ntatirial far pump* ia all
tawed fmni larg* timber, and are thu*
actual CheekiMgor Cracking.
All order* by mail promptly Cllod.
PIPiNU, made of the beat material. **
five inch •vantling, joined together w.tb
coupling block*, thoroughly banded, and
wi ranted to *Und any pra#*ure required
for ordinary uta Trice, of ti< ing rang*
from 12 to 111 eset# per foot. Mrnid order, to
Mpt.Ml.ly J. TILLER,
i M Ueeburg, Pa.
CdAl^,
LIMK,
and POWRKR!
GOAL— Wilkmbarre Coal, Cbcatnut
Stove, Kjnr, furnace and foundry,
Coal - of b-et quality, at the low.
lea prirea. Cuaomer* arillpleace
note that our coal i* bound *an
d c r com mud iou* abed*.
LIME— Wood or coal-burnt Lime, toraale
at nur kilaa, oa the pike loading to
Mi!etburg.
POW UER.—Having received tkc agency
for JLHI Tool * Powder AT
WHOLESALE, we *hail be
ploaaod to receive order* from
the trade.
Office and I**l neat *uuth end of Bald
Kagiti Valtoy R H. IKp.it, IkUcfouie, Pa.
noy SHORT 1,1 DCE A CO.
/KI.I.KK A JARItETT
I
dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
slso all the
(STANDARD I'ATKNT MRDICINKK
A rery large as*
ttirimeat IW,
urr A*rt<is.\,
P A wc T Ooodt
Soaps, Ac., Ac.,
The itnl qual
ity of S s to a
3TK4L. Pfcwa*
KXIY**. %****
sad B tiOtt
Wtu Fspxa m
Gkiuy Vsanrrr.
PKRKCmITHNS. compounded by conC
patent drujotku at all hours, day or night.
Night customer* pn 1 night Hell.
ZKLI.KR A J A BRETT,
Bishop ft, B.<Ufoate Pa.
unl* 1
GREAT FIRE!
Ureal Destruction
of high prices!
SINCE THE ARRIVAL OF
111 il!
■&.t the OKI Standee
of WM* WOLF I
at Outre Halt
LADIES AND
DRESS GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
AND
GROCERIES
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE
Hata, Cape, Boot*, Shoe?.
ALSO, A CRf,Al* LINK OF
FLANNELS.
MUS .NS,
CALICOES
AND
SHAWLS
' ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OK
NOTIONS,
SYRUPS, COFFEES.
aho a large ftock <f
FISH, the heat, all kind*,
MACKEREL and URURING
tho best and cheaMft t the market.
apr7l 1 \YM, WOLF.
GROCERIES!
The Chepast,
purest, best,
OPPOSITETIIK IKON?|KT,
On Allegheny Street.
RUUt A OAULT.
i Coftw, To*. Muyar, Syrup, iViotl Fruit,
<>Miinet Fruit. Hams, Dried Reef,
Salt, Pickka, Butter, Flour,
Corn Meal. Buekweat Flour,
and everYAhin/r tuualj kept in a well reffu
lntod Bmolaits Grocery Store
niarS.Oni RUHLaGAULT.
BUPPA k,t) fH)A LES, of the best make
from 4 lbs up to bs.
apices. I*wiK * WllAO*.
\t b HL W AKK hTORKI
I. A J. HARRIS.
-No UltOCXtlUfOrF ROW
Alien 1 complete UfftfUMfllofi! bai
keen one l "> tlx- uitiir*tfhed in Brock*
i rhofT . buibling -wbarj they are pre
pared to nllkind. of Build -ig*id UOUM
Kmraia)i< Hardware, lrrn, Stool, Naila.
Ilugw, •<•! in #cto, Champfi.n Clothe*
Wringer 'll Saw*, i inuiar and Ham
Sw.Te * Saw*,Webbs**#,lyeCrvan
Freezer t" Tube (Jlofbea Ruck., a ful.
aaeortmo f<lla. nd MhTor Plate of al.
ire* Pit# ft—Mf ' W ktalWffOf a
Lamp., < I tHI immpc. Halting, Spoke.
Felloe*. iiHub*. Plow*, Cultivator*, Curt
Plow*. 11 Shear Bold Hoard.
MIKI Cultl" r Teeth. 'l'aWei'nth ry, HKet*
ola, Split and Fork*, Lm k., rilt.ge.,
Screw*, if Hur*r Sb"*. Naila,
Norway N*- <"*■ UW. JUWreting,
ICowl l,t!#liTanwora, Anv.l*. Vice*. Ileb
'' low. si TlaU*. Bkei.mitb* Tool*,
i Factory fc< !&• BeHa. Linner Hell*.
Hung !*.' [' rHell*, Grindstone*, Carpen
top Ton!-? fit Jar* and Cm.., Taint*, !*
Vare™* iv"! b ndforMUt
JqdM'w *
j . _ .I*. ■> a in.ifti.iff
Fuiituro KOOJIIS!
if. O. UKIKiXtiLK,
eclocuk inform* lb* citiaona of
county. ft be ha con.Untly cm ban aa ,
uiaki'*iYdr, ail kindaef „„
BEDtmUS.
"#4
WASH STAN US.
CORNIUCLPBOAR] >
ABLER. A*.. AC
HOUK £■ Casta# Aiw* ON Paat
Hi* .toed' .-ady-mada Furniture i lar,
and warty-d or (tot) workmanship an* .
atl mad' Per bi* own iinmcdUtcru} ir< .
ioa, andftfrred at rata* aa eliaap *iel*i*
whera. knkful for pa*t faror*, ba *4 *
it* a romance of the aaint.
Call aif e hi# *tck before piareba* >
ELAOWHEF JSLL AWPYH''*.
WW. H. <I, rr ATIR^GG
ILA A STITZII,
Attorney*at Lew. JielKfotiti
tifle s i'j ( Ulantoad, neat door to Gar
itn'* hi. CenaultaSenain U v rmn>.t
Kngl b, feblPQMf
ftill .V^l at la.
aj Collpupreir.pUy nwd. and apoci*
attreUoßWrn to tW , xm g ! sl ,d t ot
preportyt aalo. W ill draw up and ba*#
acknowifed Deed*. Vortgag#*. Ac. Of.
£ce in i diatuoad, north aid* of tba
court Ballofoitta. aetSXWM
HIFFT XATISHTIRR, A IT LAATAT.
fraaMant. Caabor,
01X4 OOrXTT BANEINti t't.
<la MUliken, Booeer A Co.)
R'EIVK fcEPOHITB,
And A!i Intercat,
I) It count Vote*,
Buy and S. II
tioverntit Securities, Gold tad
' Coupoa*.
J AS. Jm A N l.*S, Attoraay at Law
Bel in to, prmpt!j attend, to all bu
jlnaaaanft'd to blm. Jult,dntf
nPfOETBIY, Attorney at Law
• lefonte, Pa. Ofln ovar Kev
jnold'* kg. p.ayH'dPtf
in *. u' f iTi*. autt *!aia*ii
iiS'AUSYga A ®EAV£fi
TUMttCfS-AT-LA**.
' Belleful Centre Co., Penn'a. apd-tf
IRA aiTCBELU Att rnei at Law
■ IbiuP, Ta. < >®< in uare.au,*
it now bua y opf-o*iteth* Court Bout*-.
II iT
r,t„e* um tJu ddeon e*.
C. H.tteilus,
Bnrsn and Xerhatiical Hrotist
'who i* iiapentiy located ia Aaron*burg
; in the o formerly occupied by Ur. New,
and wht. been practicing with aiilir*
fuceomsving tb* eipcrlenco of a numWt
of year* tb* prufrsaabit, ba would outdi.
ally iai all a.ho bava a* yet 'not givor
biio a co do to, and last lb* trutbfulae**
lofthS pgr Tc lb ulnc'.td ft
t;
jko. u.vis. „ ws®af?fla3flßFssM
G'JS AfA LEX AN DEE, \
AiUTtiui Ur Office inConrad Hi uaa v
Bcilefotote, Pa.
J. P. GEPHART.
' whh OrJc Alexander, attend* to Co. i# -
tbsiunMllMilttt Orphan's rtr'.
TJaWf "
|)A MO B C TTO K O~V E N
? lor Sti TM, tnd fuarunnof Vt
iti rnrrVii i.Uy on t.a>d and far uW
S10"l 1 >l\ A Wll>***A
HO IS BLA N K KTS AKG sleigH
iLLK, *1 low prices, at
api<r la wis * Wttwr'
TJA**.TiS and Guar Hells. *U
II •> Wind* at
|>l In* IK Wll If..
OCAS, at wholesale at.d mail, cheat#
Mr IBWIH A WHXtS
F 51N'ABLE CUTLERY. iiioluiiia
bit foik, UkMiiuL dec, at
ags jnfeW 1K dVILKyy,
BOq Urgo stock, all sly I .W, Maw tVI
pn fur ttira and bu\ a it artirod
aU'IT wall known ~{• Stand
J HKN K'.BV.
a itu
! ABTJN. OIL LINGER A COlir* VV
No. CNOI'.TH Til IKG ST., .PHILn
UclwoUarktl aud Arch, fbfinarty !©l
i MAN ACTITitKJtii A JOBBERS IN
j CarjK-t il Cloths. Otl Shade. Wirk
\ arn.Aoa \ arns, Carpw Chains, Grain
?!?*• nduw Paper. FUtiirw-. A< Alto.
J. •!? &? D WAKE,
Hrufchf>#oking Glasses, Ac. daciMy
ONS PATENT CHURN tba bet
n meat Uwiy * Wilso* .s
i
• Ctaas. H7 Hold, ~ *
Aicw-hVat limaker A Jmrlt
Metit. Centre co., iVmia.
Kespecly informs his friends and ft ,
that he has just oiato -
at his _ c*takli*hinent, shore Alriat,
.. r Ar; 55* constantly #a ham |
all.krr.', tlncti, V atcbet hl Jca.'Jr t
of the It strlea. as also MaranriU-,
Patent lender Clocks, provided a ilk
complrtide* tht tuouth, and day v.,
the TOO nad ycck 01* Its (ace, irhkh
**' perfect live-keeper,
i \v-iks. Watches and Jirh t i
Imi rod ihert notice and warranted *
aepll't-#;! y
Mltn s UiTML, Woodward, Pa
go* arrive and depart daily,
fate hotel i* now in every rwpoet
on- ofhxwl plntist country h*4*i* in
ocnlrabuaylvania. The traveling m.
munityl alway* find Uv heat accommo
dation, rover* rau at all time* be accom
modatciih tabW and pasture tor any
nuutlvt attic or horses.
jutjhf ORG. MILLER,
A I'M, Mtxeis'i *t* uaaiiLK
A >KT, NISIIOF at., BoUefotiU,
wIUS AND L 1 Q U 0 ICS
The acriber t expect fully ealls thvat
tantiun.be public to hi* t*tsbUhiu ■ .
where k prepared to furnish all k J
rto*ifia Domestic Liuuura* Vheles.l..
at the 1 Kt cash pike*, urhick. mrv w# ,- r „
ted to fhc best K < C ordh,r o
their rwtivc h nX K.hi ffiiu
lrish <! other
S7JS of Brandies, Holland
5' T .??.*-*■. Cherry, Blackberry
a:id ot Wmvs—the best "article*—at
JvK*l n i t *'s£ ** c *" ba bad in the city,
Cbam|e, Cherry. Blackberry, Ginger
^ r " I " < Ss. Pure Jamaica end
H ."H?', Curdi " l *' f al > kind*.
®fl*J l'Hieularly Invite Farmers, lie,,
tellkel* and other, to call and examine
linl Ci! U,>P to Jud *° for theMMhres
Svser H, f/ f p T u . nu * what *>•* buy
jngta oHv 0 when P®rcb^
j^Sgssssvag*^
To 1)0,1 at Herlaohu <Jfc CrQmHfcrt*
FurtHHjre.
A Iqf new Furniiun, 04 lud
stand*''" urt,#u ' fells Wmb
J Gisy. t3.
A fcdld I*4 Buckskin Glove*,
urn dree* Glove*.
ceFehall -
Tan lord.
Thaler signed would ~IT>I uHutl I in
form citizens of Cenkrc- county, that
the ah Tan i ard wilt again be nut ii.
full oftion, in alii** branches, by them
nib AND ftAEK WANTED.
Tneheat maekrt uric* will bo paid !
for .iioiallkmda. The highest mar
ket also bo paid fur TuaaorS
Patronage if auMfited
satitmn guaranteed.
d SS£!i. __ MILLKK A BAIIOKIt
DOLK A-N WSIN GLK BA liUKL-.
rltug piece* at
1 •***[ IRWIN * WILSON.