"* ————— JSP* sxx s§xntke — Mlwr Ccatf H*n. r.. 1M.2. fKRMS—The R*roT** '► fi . 4 B(r v<*r. In advance. or i Xn no* pa./ in Advance. For.. x month. **l f nt• ft 40 l>rr square ten ltBM) for three insertion. Advrrt*vincnts for a. 6 and 12 month., at reduced Any person sanding u the new subscriber, with the oah will re ceive the Karon-ran one veer Ire. Democratic Nomination*. por stTRKMR jrwiK '- jA.MRS R. LUDLOW, of Phtla FOR STATE TKKaSVKKK: F. 11. HUTCHINSON, of Ailogli>y For Srnator ; JOSEPH S WAPKAM, of Mifi* co. As*rmbh-JOHN H. OHMS Trrasvrrr —J. B. MITCH El*. p fbmmustoNrr — J. G. SA AAA 1 Jury Cmm r—MICH. GROVE .4 uditor —S.4 itL tKASK. 2 yew* A. J. GIiFIST. 3 yror*. Well now, they say John Irwin, since he has loeu nominate*! fur sena tor, wears hi* hal with a din to one side. After the election we will show him how to Wear'etu, Capt. Wareara was a aoldier during the late rebellion, and Jdu Irwin, hi* opponent, was a tay-l-ho.ue. Now where are the "soldier trieu.l*' among the radicals? Will they vote for Capt. Wareara the soldier, or for Irwin who never saw powder bum or heard conoon roai? During the late rebelli.ui, wheu the first rail wa* made for Men, Capt. Wa rearu enlisted in the L->gau Guard*, which has the distinguished honor of being the first volunteer company that reached the city of Washington, and remained in service during the entire war. Maj. Sam. Frank, one of our can didates for county Auditor, is one of the leading and most respected citi zens of llrushvalley . He is an expe rienced merchant and hence one of best accouutants in the couuty. Maj. Frauk uever held any office, al though competent to fill any positiou within the gift of the people of this county. Give him a large majority, fellow democrats, as a tribute to his worth. Mr. A. J. Greist, the other candi date for Auditor, is a gallant young democrat, and well qualified fur the place. He is a thorough bu.iuaa* man, and splendid accountant, us all who know him will attest. He is a zealous, wide-awake, working demo crat, who clicgs to the party because he loves its principles. He, like Maj. Frank, is a geutlemau of spotless char acter. Democrats, these are two worthy nominees, Frank Btid Greist, poll a large rote for them. Let uo democrat be led iuto voting against Mr.Sankey. He has discharg ed hi*duties faithfully as Commission er, and notiiing can le shown to the contrary. We defy the radical or gaos, which are making such a fierce effort to defeat to point to a single action of his, during the three years that he has acted as Couunisaiuo cr, that is wrong. He i* an honest man, a hardworking, life long Demo crat, and it would Ire uugrentfui in our party to allow him to be defeated. Capt. Ware*®. our nominee fi>r Senator, has served the people of Mitf lin county io many capacities, and always proved faithful, and Mitfbn will give him a large vote. He tuds well at home —and that is sufficient recommendation. In hi* life nothing can be shown up against him. He is a plain man, of good sound sense. A great many of the radicals sneer at Capt. Wareatn, tbe democratic nominee for senator, because be is a plain man and came from the common classes of tbe people. None but a puffed up radical codvfish aristocrat will object to Capt. Wareatn 0:1 that account. He is a plain man, nnd be doearpriog from the common classes. He 18 a mechanic, aud an honest man. And these points should bring him the votes of all who wish to see our com mon government administered in the interests of the laboring masses. We have had too many fope and vaga bonds in our legislative hads Let us have more commen men who pos sess a good name and character, like Capt. Waream. The silk stocking gentry may stick up their noses aud sneer, tbey are in a mi lority, and there are enough of mechanics and working men in the district to elect him to the senate. ID the Constitutional Convenlion yesterday the Hon. John 11. Walker was, motion of the Hon. Geo. W Woodward, elected President of the CbnveDtion ; a very proper compli ment *lo a distinguished gciilleinau who has satisfactorily filled the place art Presieeut pro levx. A very im [iressire tribute was then paid to the ate President, Mr. Meredith, whose death was formally auuounccd. Vote for "honest Joe Wares in/' it you desire to have the working mechanics and farmers of tlie district properly rep resented in the Senate during the nest three years. The awful ravages of the yellow fever Still continue at Shrevepc rt. From fifteen to twenty-five persons die dailt . The same disease is also spreading ut Memphis, and from both places come requests for assistance. ——PoCLTET.—Having been appointed to solicit poultry breeders to exhibit their stock at the ensuing Agricultural Pair of Centre Co. I, would say, that it is very desirable that all thrxe who intend to exhibit, should notify me before the week of the Fair, so that 1 may be enabled to make provision to have shedding prepared to accommodate the same Exhibitors will provide their own coops and water "fountains. Coops made of three feet plastering lath, three feet each way and two and one half inches space between alath, with a slide opening for cleansing, is a very good sice for three fowls Pre mium lists will be furnished on application WA HBORTLIOOK Bellefocte Pa. 11l consequence of the tin ilic i'l I crisi-' in w.llilrMl, Nf* \ok n>l tin* general depreciation >t new mi!- nuil securities, order* for locomotive- i for thrio monthsahead at tin- Unguis Lwomotive NVorh* mi Pater-. n !uv ' Iks u cancelled and &8 r > of the w..ik. | inn were dim lunged yestcMlnv It > i* reared thnt 500 more may ho I discharged nt the tmr Works, ami i several In.it 'red nt tin' iVinfoitlt and at the (Imod walks. THAT HKKALCATION. (. the lfllh lny of Apt 11 last The Po-t | üblishrd on the tiret |gv ot its iefueof thnt day, * MH-tt-h which, hat) been delivered hv Mr. Orvis of j Cottier county in tin Hou-v ol Kp tcsmUlive- nt Jlarrisburgon tin h.li of thnt mouth, in which he chafed plainly ami distinctly and quoted front the official record® of the St.itr to prove it—thnt h\ sottu in. mi- li e vrrv large sum of tttfo mill. m*, - v hunlrtsl and seventy lu ll i umi >1 j one hundred and fire dollar, had di. H| pea red from the ft*le lrn.< rt Notwithstanding t'• p'n'U and di mHcharjto of fWntd, utt red u; • l.e floor of the legislature h* n • I the luainbers of tliat body, iiu man aro-r. to reply. No ,w ithslanding iui puhlt eat ion otlha speech in full in the-e columns within a week alter it .:>• delivered, no one of the -quad of |(*d? ical papers In this city dared to nnet the verv grave ijuoeth.n involved; until the 1 lilt day ot this present m .nth. ruore than five months alter this speech had deeu nude, when the Commercial—owned hv U.dwrl \\ . JUckey the Stale Treasurer, and hv liuoi'll J',rrett the .ate I Ink ot the Slu'e SenaU' a..d {he chronic Chair man ofthe Radical State iVojUjitlee at last undertook to reply. U'ecanJ little to answer the Commercial article couleniing ouraelrea with a mere n - tic* of its publication, am! eypie. iug • very natural surprise that *a d a labor of love had bun so long de layed. We observe however, Uat the Harrisburg Patriot ha. taken the pains to eviscerate Mr. Mackev defense, and have concluded to give a svnopaU of that skillful operation. 'flows of our readers who took the pains to go through Mr. Orvis speech, will doubtless routewher tlwl !J* 'it urea are—all of them —taken from i official documents made upbv the Re publican officials at Jlarrishurgh; front tbeMAssayesofGoveru.it' Cfjr|i'i >>d Governor Geary from the rep i*i? ot the several Slat* Treasurers, from Auditor General Hartranfl's Reports, j attd from the proceedings of the C..i niissioners of the Sinking Fund, irre fragable evtdeuce when it rises up in Judgment agaiust the very men who made it. Premising that Mackey's defence, Instead of taking up Orvis figures—derived as they are from official data sent to the fegisiaUtte by . himself and his Republican aaaoeiptejj in office, restates the account in a manner which creates the necessary impression thnt be has drawn largely upon his imagination for his facts: we proceed to slate the principal points in the Patriot. Commencing bv a slalemtut of some importance, that iu a review of the evil deeds of the la*t legi-laiure, the Cotmmfrcial placed the name of Mr.'Orvi* at the head wt the lis' of the few members of thejilou-e who had labored with industry and per- severance agaiust vicious legislation, a point well taken, and which proves that its recent attack upon that gen t it-man is the mere spleen of the un scrupulous politician, it refers to the fact that all of Mr. Orvi* figures and statement* are ignored hut the last one which singularly enough happens to he the oue which he g.e l > show what would have beeu the lesult of an honest administration of the Trea*- urv. but which was not actually cor rect, because of the defalcation iu question. The figures and tabular statement* by which the exist.nee of the robbery wa* >dc*,U' established being carefully ignored by the ctate Treasurer ami Clerk of the Senate, and l>v any clerical assistants they a*.) - control in getting up satisfactory staiemetiu. Thp figures carefully copied from Gov. uemy'j message they boldly pronounce a falsification j the amount of overdue loans is stand as a wpposilion and the bonds sold are spoken of a* "estimated" in regard to their amount. Here is nu admission from Head Quarters that the Gover-i no the Treasurer ai.d the Auditor j General did not know how- man v Stale j Bonds were outstanding! Is the amount of anv obligations merely to be supposed or to be estimated, or j even to be guessed at by the public | officers of the State ? If the fiscal affairs of the Stnte are ito be run by guessers, it might be 1 well for them to set their machinery | in order, to guess where the present ; nominal balance is—in the Treasury i or in the Banking 7/ouse of some other | Yerkea Di.l Hartrsnft only guess, • when he reported in December 186G, j that the overdue bonds amounted to '523,108,626,24. Was it guess wmk upon which wa* based the Act which ordered the issue of 0 per cent bond* to redeem those over due s's ? Is it really so that the affairs of the people j are so bungingly conducted, that in : the grave matter of the fiscal interests ' iof the people, guessing has taken the j place of arithmetic In rcplv to the re mark that Mr. Orvis coolly proceed* to assume that this sum of 23 millions with the accrued interest and premiums on the same had been paid out in redemption of the outstanding bind the entirely satisfactory reply is (given that such was the law providing for borrowing the millions in question—' that the constitution which these Re publican officials had sworu to obey, absolutely prohibits the creation any debt but to repel invasion supj r-s* idebtedness of the State. The argument of the Commercial is evi- dently based u|>on the idea that it* friends utterly refuse to obey either Act of Assembly or Constitution either. In 186" this loan produced to the Treasury $23,353,253.12. During the same year $20,917,642.3!) were paid on account of the public debt $1,794,644,50 of this sum was drawn from the Sinking Fund ami but $19,122,997.89 the from proceed* of this loan. This leaves of the proceeds of this loan $4,- 230,260,23. Yet Governor Geary in his Message of 1868, only reported $2,937,978.55 as being on linml from that source. Will Air. Muckev tell | us what became of the $1,292,281 68, which the Governor was evidently ig Dorant of —the Treasurer "guesting" it was not in the Treasury. The Commercial itself admits that only $21,125,043.89 was paid out of this fund on uccoun' of the public debt, in 1867 ami 1868. It further uiiinits that all payments on thut ac count since 1868 have been paid out of the Sinking Fund. As the differ euee between the money received on the bonds ami the amount of lliai fund paid out on account of lite debt, nev er va* paid ill to the Sinking Fund, pi ay what tins become of it; it amounts to $2.227,614,23—where is it? It surely is not in the Treasury, for your partner (M&ckeyj reports his li illatioo mi hand to Ito 11.-1A2.-l.Vi.ril. \Y tin lot -1.• 1 • nit? • ( Mr. Mutiv ii |t 'ii ttutf ;i.mi Ist 17 to 1872 it elusive, tin to \\iti if'iU.ll'.'O, ' 708 pn id out ."I the Suiting Fund, flic Auditor General i. ■,o s t it, ulu. it nlt|o.| to tli- .i on of tin no i'inilllNl 1"I ntlilirl >lui: . ••• Illio t|o* ; 2,371,26—mtihi - Mi ilni>' i |*ui - ' pro. io!y ! The ('tiiiiiiior. inl Mt'.-i ifii i!i\ ml : lllits the litllt.w il'g |it IliO.'t toll .|. tool : ■ k'tttit... Debt |ip. i, isii.. . r i-t is jN■ loan ..... ' t.....i .o j ('lt*titti. rsti it'ii • ."ft.float. • '' '' "IS tit Agricultural rtillriii I'.'iti • -U,t'Mt. I Total authorised tloltt s I - .', I'jl.Nit u? ! Hn fiir lit' ng;r# with tin- (Winter. lin Nou it is ttttiulU indisputable , I Imt ti |in v I Ins tli in tli V* :tie 111 ti nt, i htt- had sitae I'. ..tiller 1. 1 866: Ki.uu the SiitkiiiK Ktttt.l ■ '.'.tit .*.| 1 Principal..( lieu loutt "t.tssi.tMl IP j lut.-lest and I'frno.il.i SMI i.eu I loan ... '• > - >B. IV . Mono ulii. lt It*, .ii-.ipi lit > e.l fro". the Sinking Fund and ha- not been account ..| f0r...,,.... 'JUI.TTU-IV M -,.|V.;..|- || t I thi* in. tit V 110011 pat.l on lite I utiliv' debt. its llto Inu riijuin.l. tlio .stance iciutiin tig unpaid I). .. nth. r 1, 1H72. U"u!.l have born #24,868, 110.29. ultile on llnil .lay tin" . tit , standing .irlit actually u#27,.03,- 404.04 -a difference of 92. 13.V381 35 If to this .* add tin tint disputed - last six. yea is. \\ here lias it gone ? Mi Maokoy still i. tii-.- t< toll. The I'oQiiiim-ul fldrujja l|ial liov. , Curtain's statementof the Hlate deht t . #35,622.052.16) is correct. Nt.t ulint save Gov. Geary ? "At the fonuu. ta • iiunt of the pr.-s. tit administration in January, 1867, the total outstanding indebtedness of the State aus thirty seven millions seven hundred and lour ~ iljausand four hundred ai d nine dol . jhtruaijd sevt.uy ft-vt ;i rents." (Ex. , DoC., 1869. p. 6.) >n the f sth ft jut: I nary. 1867, the lolai indebted lie*- ol i" the State uas thirty seven uiilii n , I -even hptidretl and tour thousand t..ur Itundr. i ttipl nttis dollars and sfventv ' I seven rrilU " itx Doc.. i'nl). pug. 6.v "The Imolu ot the Auditor I-!*■ , eral and Btate Treasurer show 'hi , total iiidebtedn.s* of the Common. t wealth on the first day of D centner, • 1866, uas thirty-seven million so vet ,j hundred and four thousand fur hum . dred atld nine dolluis and seventy seven ctutj." (Ft. Doo , 1871, p 0 t "Purir.g th<-tn s six |. in .i, , the Jc&t have been mud.- :• f.-K.'v \ Aiouat paid in 1N". 7 £l.Twf'>U 8 ' Autouat paui in 'No- g-iit 1 e Amount paid m IN" .. V'i 1 a Amount paid in I7U, 1 ii'c.t>7: Amount paid in INT 1 U.UI >"i Amount paid in IK7'.'. . AT-M U f Total payments $10,992.i2 5 . 8.-inf a liftle over tu.-nty-n i.eooro. ' > 1 an the debt due Ieoetnher 1 INS'., whiol was then 77." Gov. t.oary' t la-! me-sage, imge •>. 0 are iheoftirinl ai imuuremeiit • of Gov. G. a,y u'.ure tip*; i, I were set forth in tho sj.rrcli of Mi • . Orvis, and yet our ueij;libr skippoi -1 them —guessinp', we pr nume, timt I. - had Iwtter not notice them. The e were douhthas furnished to the Gov 1 letuor by the Auditor Geoerwi and th t State Treasurer. ! In conclusion, the Patriot says,"urn r we quote its w>ids in full: f! a.,' thi> lime Governo - ! Ilnrtranft was Auditor Geoeral, fjoui ■ roi--ioner of the Sinking Fund an. i Sptciul Loan Commissioner. In tli r latter capacity lie was rc.juire.l to sel 1 the new loan nud to apply the eulir I j pr.d'eeds to the pnyment of the publi e.deb; 4s C-ommissiniter of the Sink . 1 ing Fund it was pa to apply tb f; m uieys receive.l into that luti.l fo tit r same object. As .Widitor General i i' was his duty to refuse his approval ' ' any other application of any part n ' I either these funds, and mi use c.ul< 1j be made of them v.uh<>o; Jjis oflicia 1 sanction. Let the parties to the* I transactions wlm are still living bea i the responsibility for this grout out •j rago ijjpoi the taxpayers of I'ennsyl ' vntiia. ? The speech of Mr. Orvis was mini. ' a' a representative of tin > people, and his facts and conclusion ' | should have demanded the immediate ■ attention of the officials charged will deieliction of dutv. We congratu > late the peopie of the State that tin . issue hca been forced upon these offi cials, and we only ask the publii shall give to the subject u ileliocrati j and candid consideration. If Mr Orvis is correct, Mr. Markov lias uc claim to continue at the head of the treasury, and the ring he represent! should be broken. If ne it not correct the officials implicate should make fill explanations and exhibits to the peo pie. The issue is no longer n privati one with Mr. Orvis, but one betwecr the managers of the trca-urv and tin whole people of the State. SAVK Tlf>: COMMON T WKALTH. FLECTION P ROC LA M ATI ON. I. It F. SIIAKKKII. lliß>i Sin-riff of Con Ire county, Coninionwcalth of Penniylvn nia, do hereby inuko known und jrivo n<> lice li the elector* of the county s?ore*ai> represent the counties n Centre, Huntingdon, Mifflin, and .luniatl ii the Senate of Pennsylvania. On<-person for the office of Member o th.- House of Kepr.-i-entative* of Pennayl- Yutlia, for Centre county. One person for flic office of Count.) Treasurer, for ►aid county. One person for the offlee of Conuniioion er for said eounty. Two periion* for Jury Comnii—ioner foi the county of Centre. Two persona for County Auditor fr said county. 1 also hereby unite known and ive no ti.-e ttint the pleee of holding the aforesaid election ill the several Boroughs Rr the twp., of Walker, in the -ehool bou.-e at liublershurg. F'or tlie borough und township of How ar>l ut the school houte in -iud I ot. ugh. For the twp , of Bu-h, i.l the Cold Streuni -ehool h< u-e F'or the twp., of Snow .'.hoe, ut the school house near Samuel A;key. F'or the twp., of Mnrion, ut the house of .!•> I Kin# in J nek ton villi* l'r ltin borough "I il 11• lu'n SclllMll llntl-u ill MilwsllUrg For llln tup , <•( Huston HI tlie house i f .lot.ll 1t....,1 I'l'i I tin |u |i , ll| I'rlHi, itl llt •• llilitr of \\ I. \lii... i. Fm Hi.. twp, ni l.ilu'iiv, in ilii' school llou-n nl Kukli'V llli' Put ihe twp . \\ tilth, t ilu' >i lnwl house 111 t'.iii Matilda. I "..i the Iwp ,of llnr it >iil •' nl nil ml nf I lit* (ii'l.rml \ n!i i nl llic t'omilioliW I'nltli, Alt act irlnl'-i I" the '•i11 •HI <1 llil. 1'• 111111 <•II - wealth,' passed llm '.'ml ileV i'f June, . IK.'I Nll I H'K ii lu-mby Kin II that the tit'll, eral Klm-iion iinl li.. ii|..'iii .I between th bi.iir. ' lti mill * i' i t"* . in tin. InTi iinnii, , mill fthnii cottiinue H it Ii I'll i inter ■ uplioii nr ! adjournment until 7 •• clock in tlie evening | a iii'll (hi* poll* .halt he rll'iinl i Ami In ml by lit.' .ni.l net 1 mil lurlher i the I igi-liilure or K*e. utli e or Juiii' 1 , ;nn ih |nl 11 tie-111 I I hi. Slate, or "I any j iiie. iteil Ji.tri. t ami aim that every llli'llll'. rot t iiiikii'o ami ol .eleet or colli | ni'ii eoulieil of an t eitv, e.>uiti.l-.ioi.er of ni t 11.e.-I (*• I nleJ Jittl let, l h> InW Inea |in tin .J imhiilig ' r ex. Ii la llt V; lit the .nine ■ tllne ll.ii • ll i e or np|aiitilmi-lil ol Judge, ill. l'll tor, or . l.rl. of any eleet ion, .1.1.11 .'he eligible to mix office 110-li ii he t ole.l 110 In-p, i oil. nini J mix* .of the elrt'lhitl. .1, .II lie, I nt tl.ell respective place. lip* r i-'inleil tor lioolinx the eleelmn lit I tie tl.* tint to w lileh tlo i re.|teelit ely belong, helote * o click ill the morning, uliJ each ot - ti.l it|.|.e* to"* .hail a|>|ioiiil tine clerk, . u 1.0 sl.ic I lea qiilltl.-d t liter of .ueh Ji jtriet. 111 I'M*** the pel ..ill who .hall hute le eeitej the -ieol.il ii IX lie .1 number ol Vote* tor ili.pri t.ir. .halt lint atfeiol oil the .lav ■>t ant election, then the per-nil who .hall Imte ii.eite.l tile neon J highest Ii tl in Lit r of 1 jV.ll. . hr ilo'X'' el till' tiexl preceding x'elcKlloh .hull e! it in#|>eetor in hi* pU.'it. , Anil i" a|lJ i" ; a-r, tlie J>er..n elected judge .knit not nlleiol, llm} the inspector ' .who received the highest luiUiherul vote. ■ .hall appoint a Judge in hi* place; or it l, all) Vacancy shall continue in the bward lot the >|iu. Eot one hour alter the time k' tit. Jilt iatt I. r the Opening of lb* election * ; lie qualified voter, of the township, war.l , ot Jn-lrid fr which .ueh offieer* .hall hat e bet U elected, Jire.el.t at Ufh election, 1 .l.all elect one of li.eir number to tl■ I .ut li * vacancy. It shgtl he the lillty ol the .etetal asses sor! of each district to attend a" lie' plair of holding evofy general, special, t n-wn- I' .hip eio lion, during the Whole lime eald r election is hejit'iijieli, for the pur|io* ot citing infoimati. il to the inspector* aI.J * jiidjf* • wb.'U called on, iu relation to the J tie..l of lit' qet—on RoAwtJ by llietu to 1-11 hi *1 ...i'f' ei eft ion, of lycii Uti-er |ii*t , 'ter. ill relation to the riiirnninhof yr>ler * i;, the 'ii).) i|t*j>eclor or cither of the Itl * tt. in lime to liuie require. r No person thall he permitted t" vote at any election, .. atorcniil, other than a " Ire'eiiiatl of the age of twenty one yean * or more, who.hall hate te.iJed ill the Slate for at I' Bl one year. aliJ in the elec , li..n Ji.tri.t where ho offer* hi* vote at li-a't ten day. immediately pfreetling u< h ii election "•*■! within the two year, paid a Ntxlr ,i, eii.1...1a ~ ■ i" ti h • I I ato heell '4i|. . -.e lat Ii lit tt?*. Dat a tefwre h. elee l| thin Hut a citi nn of the United Hutted |H Stati. wii.i h pf. t ioul>' hiH ii a i|UalifieJ v , olrr of lM Staii' and remov ed ihtrvfrolu |T'BIIJ tetoriteo Mild ol l* wlione name i. not contained it' ■ the lit ot taxable inhabitant, fui' * niahed nt the euwiuUeionera. utile*. lir.i lie produce a receipt fortlie payment witle k* in iw year* (if a .tale or county tax a' y agreeably to the t dn.litulion, anil r . •!—I !..et iru..Jfi r either on hi. . ojfh ' * aAJrirtalroii vf lac i ain of niiirma- I:i.of nnuihnf tlmt lie ha* jiaiJ uM. tat. ie'orop tsilurr in proapn' a rrvcjjd, hnll v maka "a" hf ing an elc t'T hetw ecu the age of lU'e.ity ie on,, ami twenty-two year*, lie hall dejm.r on oath or ntllriiialioii that he ha* reddeii i .it thi. .late at )eat one year next belorr hi* application, and mad* .'Jell pruof ol residence iri f|ie di*tri*'t a.i rei|liiretl by ,r till. act. alol that lie Jm i Very believe I rum t' 'r a"'H>uiit eiten him, that tie it ol I i age uteri ..vU aou ijl|i o.ni . f ■ iflfi'-e p •I i. reijuirisl by |I|J ad, whereupon thr e] naine i t tbo t'crvon thu. aJinitlts) P- vol* II j thaM iaiMtM in the alphabetical lot by the ina (vector, ami a note made (inpo.it* £ thereto, by writing the word "tax if h C *ha!l be admitted to vote hy rttmli ol hav | ing paid tax, or the word "age if he .hall ' he admitted to vote by rea.oii ol *lii h ay* <' hall lie called out to the clerk*, who .hall ejfnaki Ihi'def ! *ht of voten II kept by ih 'it.. In all ca*r* where the name or Ilia per •" "tnimiug to vote i* found on thu 11.l d furni.hed by tne , o,T.~ 1 " i " ucrt fcnd M I i}joor, or hi* right to vole, vrlnther founu ■ lhereon or not, i objected to by any ipiaii | Bed citixen, it *bßll bo the duty of the in eu |>ector* in fj.amino uch pcfoii on oath ai r to hi. quaiibcation., and if he claim, to , have resided w ilhin the .late for one year |or more hi. oath .hall ho *ulficient prool thereof, but .hall make jirool bv at lea.t one t (impotent witnc**, who .hall be a , jouulifiod elector, that he ha* recidcd in L the di.triet for inoi e than ten day* next P immediately preceding .ueh elm-tion, and a *hall al.o hiiu.ell .wear that hi* bona-tlie , resident ein pursuance of his lawful calling is in said district, and that he did not re ' move into mid district for the |urj<*e of . voting therein. c Kter4 person qualified, a. aforesaid. mid who >hall make due proof, if required " of the residence and payment of taxes, a* aforesaid, .hall,he admitted to Vole in the , township, ward, or district in which he ! shall reside. If any person shall prevent, or attempt i to prevent any officer of this election, un , tler this act, from holding .ueh election. |or |i*e or threaten any violence to any 4 sui h officer, or .hall Interruptor.inipro|>er l iv interlerv v itli him in the execution of | his dutv, or thall block up the window j where tin* .ame mav be holding, or shall ' riotously disturb the pence of sueh olec >j lion, or shall u*e any intimidating threats, I i lone, or violence, with design to influence ' unduly or overawe any elector, or to lire -3 vent him from voting or restrain the Irea | dom of choice, such jicrson, on conviction, •hall be lined in nnv sum not exceeding live hundred dollars, and imprisoned for . any time not less than throe nor in ire than twelve months, and if it shall be shown to lite courts where the trial* of such otfen.es shall be had, that the.person to olli-mling was not H resident of the city, ward, di strict, or town.hiji where tho offense was committed, and not entitled to vote there 'j in, thou, on conviction, he shall be sen ' j tenced to pay a fine of not lev* than one j, hundred Mf more than one thousand dol lars. and he imprisoned not less than six months nor more than two weeks, i If any person, not by law qunlliied, I .hull fraudulently vote ut any election of thi. Commonwealth, or being quali . lied shall vote out of his proper district if any | arson knowing the want of such j qualification, shall uid or procure *uch person to vote, the person offending hnll lon eonviction he lined in any sum not ex j coed ing two hundred dollars, and be im | prisoned in any term not exceeding three months. II any person .hall vote at more than one election district, or otherwise fraudu lently vote more than once on the same day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver !.o the inspector two tickets together with the intent illegally to vote, orrhall pro i elite another to do so. he or they offending ! shall, on conviction, he lined in any sum ; not less than filly nor more than live hull *i i isl dollnis, ii ml li- imprisoned for I term not les. than three or morn than twelve month*. If any person not qualified to vote in this Couiuionweallll ffreeably to law (except (lie soils of qualified citixen*) shall appear at any place of election for the purpose of influencing the citixen* qualified to vote, he khull, on conviction, foruul ami pay any sum qui exceeding one humlrri] ilolint'* for every such of fenve and be imprisoned (or any term not exceeding three month*. 1 also (pve official notice to the elector, of Centre county, that, by an act entitled "Act Act further supplemental to the act relntive to the election* of this Common, wealth, approved April 17th, lSii'.t, it i* provided us follows; SUCTION I. Hr it rnarinl Ay thr Stnn.it ami I lunar nf itr/irmrntirra if thr i M moti icralth <>{ f'rnnaifl run in in Urnrvnl ,1..r//iA/y tnr,i, nuil it m hrrrhy rnnrtrd hy thr nnthnritj/ nf thr tniinr, That It shall he the duty of lacli of the assessor* within thi* Common wealth, mi the first Monday in June, ol each year, to take up the tran script lie lois received from the county coiuiiiiti.'.iniici'- under the eighth section of the act of fifteenth April, eighteen liun. died arid lliiil.v-fotir, and proceed to an immediate revision of the same, by strik* ing therefrom the name of every person who is known by hirn to have died or re moved xince the la-q previous assessment from the district of which ho is the asses- sor, w h sr. death or lemoval from the same -hall ho mad* known to him. and to | add lo the tame name of any qualified x ter. who shall be aiiow n by him to have removed into the district *ince the lati previous Hsse'siiient, or whose removal in to the same .hail he or .hall have been i.iade know n to him, ami alto thr name*) i t *ll who shall make claim to him to he qttnlilii-d voters therein A. soon a* thi*. i "Vision i completed he shall vi.it every i dwelling house in hi. di.tricl and makej ear e(\ 11 inquiry of any person whose name i. on the lit lois tlii u or removed In in di.tricl, iiiiil ll so, |o lake the same there from, or whether any qualified voter tc sii|i . therein w lists name Is not on the 11* I alol it so, to add the same thereto , and Hi all Can's where a .mine Is added Is. the li.l a lav .hall fiiilbwilll lie a.Bcial again.!, (Is is person , and the us.es.or .hall, in ail ; cn.es n.ceriaiii hy inquiry, u|aiu what grounds the person o a.nvssrd claims in' he a voter. I'pon the coutpielli ll of this! work, it .hall In- the duty of each a*ae*or us ufores or i* not a housekeeper, and if lie is. the number of hi. residence, in town, where the same are numbered willi the street, alley or court, in which .iluatcd , and it In a low Ii w here there are num bers, tin- name of tie .treet, alley, or court, on which said In use front.; also, the oi'i upalioli of the |ier*on ; slid v hen he i. not a hou.i-ket per, the occupation, pint eof boarding, and with whsiiu. and it woikiiig tor another, the name of the em ployer . and wiile opposite each of .aid names I ill- Wild "voter; where nil) per •on i latins to v ot<- h> (• asoli of naturaliza tion. lie shall exhibit his certificate thereof lo the assessor, unless he hat been for five • '•■iiseeul IV e v ear. next pn-ceedilig tt Voter •■I said district ; ami ill all case- where the |u tsoii li*. hr* fi iialutttligrd. the |iaiue -hall he marked with lit* let er "N ; whele Ihe pursuit has merely iliadarrd ill* ■ Mention to become a citizen, and designs to be naturalized before the next election, tlie name shall he marked "ll I where the claim i. to vote h>' reason ol being be tween the IGI S of twriity-nhe and twriily two.s. provided hy law. the word "age' .hail he entered ; and if the per sou lias mov ed into the election district !a leode. .ilica the last general election, the letter "K shall he placrd iqqiO.ite the name It .hall he the further duty of each asset .or, a. aforesaid, upon the completion of the duties herein imposed, lo make out a separate l,t of di new a.e.mcnt* made hv him, and tlie amount, upon each, and furnish tin- saino immediately to the coun tv coinmitaioher*, wbo shall i|iimediately add the naiiis* lo |)ie duplicate, of the war,|. borough, lovsii.hlp, or district in which liirV have heell assessed. Hit i On the list being completed, and tlie a-Sc-mi-iiU made as aforesaid, the same .hall forthwith be returned lotbe county commissioners, alio shall cause dupili a'-e copies of .aid list., with the ob. srrvation. and r xptaiialioli., required lobe noted ami aiore.aid, lo be made out a. -eon a. .mm a. practicable, and placed ui the haliiK of the assessor, who shall, prior lo the Ist of Augu.t in each tear, put one I copy thereof on the doOj (if. of Ofl the jti eu* i' w i.i re tne eteitiii;i of the iv.iir-i'tive ; district t. required to dm held, and retain I tlie other in hi. possesion, tor lli* in.liec tion. free of t Hargi , of any person tesidelil i in and election district, who .hall desire lo i see the same ; and It .halt be the duly I ,jf as,eyq lo M ; 'f*?|o Mff'" (•(•••. on tin- personal ajqdi.aljon of tiy otie claiming the right !u vole, the l.sine of swell claimant, and mark opposite the ! nann* ' 0 v . slid .liilliedistrly as.e*. jhi in with a tax, msliiig, i in all other I coses, hi. nccufwilioU, residence, wiiether s boarder or housekeeper; if a bosider, with wlioin he boards, and whether natur i aiixed. or de.iglillig to be marked itl ail ' case- tlie letlcrx, opposite the name, "N. 'or "If i a. the case may be, if the per i iti Uniting t-t i n attested bw naturalised, he .half .diiblt to Ice (,>.e>>er ins ci-r.iti '.ate of lllUf*IUa("tl, and if V.' tlaim. I tliat he designs to be H*tgr*li3i'il before the pext r ||S ping rlcvllufl. he .ball exh'bit the t e| lificafu •■( h' ultUrilljM or ihteu lioii , il *|| *;%*:* VbflV ajy bard, bor ; I'ugii. town.hip. or rlr.inui di.trn i t di v idrd into two or itioio |ireclncts, the as- ■rout shall tiota Mi all his assessments, the election (iretim I in which each elector re side., slid shall make a srparatr return fi- each to the county e-ommissioners. ir all ca.e. in which a return is required fraai him hy the provision* of tin. ait 'and the county commissioner* making duplicate copies of all *uch returns, .haH make du ll i. - lb* • a... prw cifaff sHpurotcl)'find sbal] (uTHjlffi the •atne tu t{io a■ *e..<>f una thy cotqo* re quired hy thi* lu W p'tiPd on the Juuu of, "f "Ii alvylion tiiai>• ell (if bo mil) the lat nt August, in aach year, shall be jiisced on the dear of, or on the elec tion place in each of taid districts Sac. 8 Af.er the assessment* have la-en completed, on the tenth dav jirececd* ing the second Tuesday in October in this Vear. the assessor .bail, on the Monday immediately following, make a return to (04..1j Co. .C'-.ljiW.lf., fig- .la.sißi all pi-rton. a,*y*.i*4 by 'liipv ificA ibg Mprn required to br inqd# by ft iu* by tbv sci "nf section uf thi* act, iiultng opposite each nam* lh obsof vation. and rinlsns* lions required lo be nolrda* aforcriil ; and the county commissioner* .hall, there fore, cause the -ame lu be added to the n-lurn required by tlia section of tin. act. and a full end correct cojiy tbrrivf to b<- made, containing the name* of all |>er ; iftdrpeq a* rgqiefi. .a.scoz M •aid ward borough, loanvlnp#, ur prc cliu ts, and furnish the -sum, together with the necestkrv election blank., tu the offi of the election in taid ward, borough, i township* >r pres-itils on or wv.oni *.. - ■ rrlock, in the tnornitiK of the second Tuesday in October ; and no man ball be permitted to rote at ilia election on that day whom name i |u| on raid list unless he shall make proof of hi* riclit to vote, a* hereafter r quired. * On the day of election any per wn thiio name is not on raid list, and claiming the right to vote at raid election • had produce at least one qualified enter nt tin: district a* a witness to the residence of the claimant in lite district in which he claims to he a voter, for the |iriud of at least ten day* neit prooeeding *aid elec tion, which witness shall take and sub scribe a written, or partly written and partly printed affidavit to the fact slated to liltn. which affidavit hall define clearly where the re*idence i of the pervon n claiming the right to vote hall alto lake and subscribe a written or partly written and partly printed affidavit staling, to the best of his knowledge and belief, where and when he WM burn ; that he U a citi zen of the conimonweallh of Pennsylva nia aiJ of the United Slalea; that he ha* nided in the commonwealth one year ; or if formerly a citizen therein, and ha* mov ed therotroin, that he ha reaidod therein j six month* next proceeding aiu election : ihat he ha* not removed into the district i lor the purpose of voting therein; that lie ha- paid a state and county Ut within two Iran, which wn assessed at leat ten day*; before said election, and if a naturalised citizen, shall alao tate when, where and; by what court he wo naturalized, and al-i so produce bia certificate of naturalization for examination ; tin- laid affidavit shall it|*o state when and where the lax claimed to be paid by the affidavit wa* assessed, mid when, where, and to whom paid; and the tax receipt thereof shall be produced for examination, unle* the affidavit shall state in hi, affidavit that it ha* been lost or destroyed, or that he never received any; but il the person so claiming the ] right to vote shall lako and subscribe an affidavit, that be is a native born citizen of the United States, (or if bom elsewhere shall state the fact in hi* affidarit, and shall produce evidence that he ha* been naturalized, or thathe is entitled ta|citir.en* ship by reason of bis father* naturaliza tion. ) and shall further state in his affidav it that he is at the time of taking the affi davit between the age* of 21 'and 22 years, that he lias resided in the state one year, and in the election district ten day* next preceding such election, he shall be en titled to vote, although he shall not have paid taxes lie said affidavit of all such person making such claims, and the affi davit of the witness to their residence, shall be preserved by the election board, and at the close ol the election they shall lie enclosed with the list of voters, tally li-t and other papers required by law to be tiled by the return judges with the pro tlioiiotary, and shall remain on the file therewith in the protholiotary'soffice, sub ject to examination, a* other election papers are; if tlu lection officcis find that the applicant or applicants possess all the legal qualification* of voters, lie or they shall ho permitted t<> vote and the name or names shall he added to the list of laxahles by the election officers, the word "tai" being added where the claimant claims U> vote on age; the same words being added by ihe clerks in each ca-e respectively on the list of persons voting at such eloc- 1 lions. 1 SKI' It shall be lawful fur any ijuaii flt-il citizen of tint district, notwithstand ing tho name of tb proponed voter in contained on the lint of resident Usable*, to I'IIMIII'IIKK the vote of *uc.h person, wln*ri-ii |IUII the same proof of ttio right ot Mitfmge a* i now required by Inw, shall be publicly made and acted upon by the* election bunrd, and the vote ailioitleil for rejected, according to the evidence; every person claiming to bo a naturalized citi zi II shall be roipiired to produce hi* nalur i 'izHtb II cortiOcHte at the election before votinir, except where be ben been for ten tear* consecutively, n voter in the district in vt bich be ofli'i'l io vole ; and on the vote ot nub person beii.fr received, it shall be the duty of the election officer to write or • tump on uch certificate the wuid 'voted, with the month and year; and if any elec'j ticn officer or officers shall receive a sec- ond vote on the same day by virtuaof the-1 same r< rtifleale, excepting where ton* are entitled to vote by virtue of the rinturnlixa j l|on of their fathers, they and tlie person* 1 who shall offer auch sooond Vole, men so "tlrmllng slinll be guilt v of a high misde meanor, and on conviction thereof, lie filled or imprisoned, or both, at the die* lion of thu court ; lull the fine shall not exceed on* hundred dollar* In each case' nor the imprisonment one year ; the like punishment .halt he Inflicted on convic tion, on the officers of election who shall neglt (H or refu.e to make or cause lo he made, the indorsement rtajttired a* afore said, on said naturalixatioii certificate Mae ti If any election officer shall re fUie or m-glect In require *u< It proof of suffrage a. is piescrtbed by (Iti* law, or the laws to which this is a supplement, ifront any person offering to vote whose name Is mil on the li*l ill assessed Voles, or whose tight lo vote is challenged b.V any qualified voter present, and shall admit such persona to vote with, ut requiring such prosf, every iterson *■ offending thall II|MIII conviction, (so guilty of a high iiila demean .r, and bafl be *eiilrm-ad, for every sin h offense, to pay a flue ol n-H ex c.-tsdiug one hundred dollar*, or t under- j go an imprison went wot more than one year or oath at the discretion of the court. Mo 7. Tali days preceding every dec tiiMi lor elector* of I'residrul and Vice President of the I'niled Slate*, it shall he' thr duty of the attestor to attend at the place fixed by law for holding the election district, and then and thrr* hear all appli cations of jH-rsoiit who have been omitted from lb* ilsl Jnf assessed voter*, and who rlsim the right to vole or whote rights have originated since the same wa* msde -•Ut. ami shall show dial ll.ey are entitled to the right of full rage in such distrht, on the personal application of llio claimant only, and forthwith assess them with the proper tax. After completing the list, a copy thereof shall be placed on the dour ot or oil the house w liele the election i* to bu held, at lea.t oigtit day* before the election , and at llir election thali be pur ued in ad rs.peels, a> i. required bv thi* act and the get* to which it i* a supple ment, nl the genrral election in October. Tlie lormin .hall alto make the same re turn to the county commit*loner* of all a*- e.uiui* made hy vittue of thi. .ection ; and the county commissioner* shall furui-li copies thereof to the election officer* in each district, in liko manner, in ail respect*, u* i required at the general elec tion in lh-tober. >ir:c. The .ame rules and regulqjion* .hall apply at every *|tecial election, gnd every separate city, lairough. yr ward elected, ijl *ll rc.pwlf gt thy general; electH.fi in Optubyr. Sac V Thy re|itH'lite a-.e..ur., in • |M'i lor* ami judge* of the election* shall eai h have III* power tu adinllilsler oath, to any person, tlaiuilug the right to be assessed or the light mf suffrage, or in re gard lo any other matter or thing requir ed to be amie or inquired into by any of • aid officer* under tin* act; ami wi(lful fa be .wearing by any person in relation to any matter or thing concerning which ikey shall be lawAjllv inter.igatrj by any of .aid officer., thail be punished a. |*er jury. {vice. 10. The a*>e.surt ghnji each f ceive the sanie v1 shall Hot be lawful fur one assessor to assess a tat praoveillng tb* election tu held ou JJit ,e. 'i'iViay >n fp toh w f lli dtiy vgar. .hall be a misdemeanor, and subject Ihe ! officer, so offending to a fine, on convic lion, nut exceeding one hundred dollar.. 'or to imprisonment, not exceeding three I month., or both, at the discretion of the court Mi'. 11. On the petition of five or more citixen* of the county staling .n(jci i..U. that Ue sTI rti Pel eve that frs t b wtll lm r Moxtced at * tbc electiovi about tu 'he held >h (to diotrift, it shall be the duly of thr court of common plea, uf >id cotthky, if in .essioii, or if a judge 1* Vacation, I aunulr v l lyq i idqiom, solicr and intel ligent ritquii ut the cuufity to oxt n* • er.ear* who .hall to .elected fToui differ ent political parties where the inspectors Kn.mp U> ili (fi-rrnt |nrUM, tnd whrrv Iwlb of iu intpecpir* belong to lh *ame ■►ohtnal both f ike overeer hali be taken from the o|.|MOIIc political |nrtv ; ►aid '*'er*eer hall Pari the right to be |ireetit with the officer* of the election, during the whole lime the Mine i held, the vutet counted ami the roturn* uoot owl ant. (I/ leclort.Otl t'tpier*. u , keep k \i*vf rof.-. |( they pe propr ; l challenge l\t. V burton uffeiltig V*) lot#, and to interrogate tutu and ttU wline untie' <>ath, In re(#rj to bU right uf tuflVagf at ea I*l election, and to eiamine hit paper* produeed ; and the officer* ofaieruiit aaid o*erteen to lie fire*, ent, and perform their dutiet * afc.rraald. or it ipfcjt ioaii be tptvpri awajf from thr • iioltklif vit'lghrr ami Intimidation, all the tulea filled at *u< h election dutrict may be rejected by any tribunal trying to oon loat undar aaid election : I'ruvided. that no |eroli aiguing a petition khall be ap (Miinted a* overaecr. SEC 111. If any prothonotary, clerk, or the deputy of either, or any person, *hall af fix the seal of office I* any naluralixatian pajier, ur permit the umt to be given opt or w/ pcroiM It*# aatfte U pe gutn <>ol in blank, war re by i| may be* frauffn telilly used, ur furnish a naturalization certificate to anv person who shell not have been duly examined and sworn in „,.ro row"*, of some of the judge thereof. according to act of Con gress. or ►ball rid in, connive, or in any way |H-rn>U the of any frattfulgnt naturalisation eertigcuW, he-shall 0gull* tv of a htgh misdemeanor; or If mity one alkali fraudulently ue any audi certificate of naturalisation, k: owing that it wet fraudulently uod, ar shall vote, or attempt to vota thereon, o' if any one ahall vote r attempt to Vote on any certificate of natur alization not issued Id him. U akjall U* guilty ul a high ii*deiioa;iuf , and either or any of the persons, their aiders or a hot ter. guilty et either of the mUdemoanor* aforeaaid, ahall, on conviction, be fined in a mm not exceeding one tbouaand dollar*, and imprisoned in the proper penitentiary for a period not exceeding three year*. SEC. 18. Any person •ho on oath or af firmation. in or before any court of this State, or ntlScer authorised to adminiter oath* ►hall, to procure a certificate of naturalisation, for hiuiaelf or any other peraon. willAilly dep>e; declare or affirm any matter to be fact, knowing the same Ui be lalse. shall in like manner deny any matter to be fact knowing the aame to he deemed guilty of perjury ; and any certifi cate of naturalisation i*ued in pursuance of anv urh dipo*ition, declaration or affirmation, •hail be null and void; and it ahall U- the duty of the court issuing the aauie upon proof being made before it, that it ai fraudulently obuined to Uke immediate measure* for recalling thetauir for cancellation, and any person who ahall vote or attempt to xote. on any paper to obuined, or who ahall in any way aid in. connive at, or have an agency in the iaaue ciiculalion or use of any fraudulent naturv lisation certificate*, ahall be deemed guil ty of misdemeanor: and upon conviction thereof ahall undergo t an imprisonment in the penitentiary for not more than two year*, ami p*v a fine not more than one) thousand dolfara. for every such offense, or either or both at the discretion of the court SEC. It. An assessor, election officer or jß'ruon appointed a an overseer, who shall neglect or refuac to perform any duty en joined by this art without reasonable or legal cause -hall be subject to a penally of one hundred dollars, and it any assessor shall assess any person a* a voter who it not (justified, he shall be guilty of misde meanor In office, and or. conviction be punished by fine or imprisonment, and al so be subject to an action for damages by the party aggrieved ; and if any |ver#oii shall fraudulently alter, add to, dctace or destroy, anv ijst of votes made oat as di reeled by this act, or tear down or remove the same from the place it has been fixed, with fraudulent or mischievous intent or for any Improper purpose the persons so offending shall be guilty of a high mis 'e meanor, ami on vonviction shall he punish ed by a tine not exceeding one hundred dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding two years, or both at the discretion jf the court. HKC. 15. All E'eclions for city, boroughs, wards, townships, and election officers • hall hereafter be held on the second Tuesday of October, subject to all provi sions of the laws regulating the election ol such officer* not inconsistent with this act; the per-oiis elected to such offices at that time rhall take their places at the expira tion wf the terms of the persons holding the same at the time of such election ; but no election for the office of assessors or assist ant sssestor shall he held under this act until the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy. Nice. 10. At all elections hereafter under the 'aws of the Commonwealth, the polls shall be opened between the hours of six an 1 seven o'clock, a in , and close at sev en o'clock, p. m. SKC. 1". It shall bo the duty of the secreta ry of the Common wealth to prepare forms for all the blanks made necessary by this act, and furnish copies of the same to the county commissioners of the several coun ties of the Commonwealth ; and the commissioners of each county shall as soon us neccs ary. after receipt o the same, at the proper expense of the county, procure ur.d furnih to all election officers of the election districts of their respective counties copies ot such blanks, as may be rendered necessary for the discharge of their duties under this I I art. Hico. IH. That thi< citlgen* <>f this Hut# I'fflpanril; iu litr < n if th# Hit or <>f the United States K-.virnin.nl, un Har leal or other dtltv, and wlia do n.>l voir whom thus employed, shnll not ba Ihrrnhy deprived of the right to vol* in their sever al ehvln.n ilWlilits if athetwlseduiv uch prerequisite and to hecoma <{ualtfiad to vote, without diatinction of race, color, J or previuu* condition of aervilude ; and it any auch per*on or officer *hall refuse or anewitigly omit to gi• lull edbet u> tho *ection. be (hall, for avery such offense, forfeit and pay the turn of fiva hundred dollar* to the person aggrieved thereby to B recovered by an action on the UM, with full costs, and uch allowance for counsel lee. a. the court shall deem just, and shall also, for every such offense, be deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and (halt tin conviction thereof, be deemed guilty of mi>demeanor, ball on runt let ion thereof, bo fined rod le than five hundred dollar*. ..r be imprisoned not la** than one year, or both at the discretion of the court. U F. SLL AFFKK, Sept 11-IMTH >he riff. I ' NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW STOjCi U? B.OqTS AND SHOES at lha DOS ION Door A SHOE NTOBE. NO. S. BUNH'NABCiDE. Pr.cww I.**. than at any Other Shoe Store in CVutre County. (| and See Us / H. J. Rush'* Anwde. UcllefonU:. i just raca-v'id n hug. c{. .! Spring Goods ! Consisting of the boi assortment of :| HEADY MADE CLOTHING! DRESS GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. BOOTS A SHUKi, LATH A OA PS. ANI FAKCY ARTICLES. ever brought to Potter twp. Also, a Urge assortment of CARPETS! LOWEST .'ASH I'.KICHS 1 i . ptr ProJaO taken in exchange at highest . I in ark et pHee, A. W. GRAFF. i mybljr. || " THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE. Next door to Wilaon & Hicks' Hard ware store, Allegheny St., lIELLKFONTK, PA., R. F. Rankin & Co., (Successors to Linn A Wilson.) DEALERS IE PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CH E MICA LS. PA I NTS, OILS. DY K STCKFS, VARNISHES. BRUSH KS. 1 KRFUMKUY, NOTIONS, AND FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, Ac. for medicinal purpose*. SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES A SUPPORTERS in groat variety! Alio, Choice CIGARS AND TOBACCO, and all other article* usually hepl in firt clat* Drug Store. PRESCRIPTIONS CARKFU Y COMPOUNDED. tf linne U F RANKIN A CO. i\e ClolUingStort' A. STERNBERG, 9 engaged to manage for I L. Reixens in, in (he corner building, opposite Holler's .tore, Bellefonte, has established a new Clothing Store where the bust bargain* in the county are offered. $7.50 to sls for Suits of the tin est Cassimere. HATS, CAPS and a full and complete assortment of ev ery thing in the line of Clothing. (Jeiit'M Furnishing Good* all directly IVotit their own manufactory. A No. Jewelry, WHtebew, Ac. They havejengaged their old clerk, Mr A. Sternberg, so well known to the people, und who will be pleased to see hi* old friends. ap&tf. Piece goods of every discription, told lowto enable everybody to have his cloth is gmado to ordar. I. Guggenhtdnier. ARRANGEMENTI I*AAC <*t:nOKMIIKIMKK, It • v in g purchnacd llic entire atock of the Jala lirtu of Suaamati A Gugganheimer,ex cept iha leather and Hhoe-finding*. liaa filled up hit shelves with a lot of MFLKXDID XKW uooi M, embracing RKADY MADE CLOTH I NO. iiKum uooiw, OKOCKLLI EH, PKOVlaloxa, BOOT* A KHOisa, MAT* A CAP*, AMI* FANCY ARTICLBB audia now prepared to accomodate all 1 hia old euaiomera, and to welcome all new onea who ma* favor him with | their patronage, lie feela aafe in aav , ing that he can pieaee the moat faatidi oua Call and aee. ' ISAAC UUGGENIIKIMKR. T. b.—Mr. Suatman alili continue* Ito deal iu , LEATHER AND SHOE. FIN DIN 08. CLUVkUand TIMOTHY MEEDS, I in the old room, where he ma* alway !e found. l'2ap.tf ' J. ZELLEB Sr SON DRUGGISTS No 6 BrockerholT Row, Bellefotltn.W Mwibt tliemleak, IMaftwerr, Fancy Oaali dkr„ dr. Pure Wine* nud Aw medical purpuaot always hapC mayll.TX F STORE t ttoua ku* tlorraa'a BELLKFOSTK, PA. 6EOBItE (/BUYAN, Dealer in £UWJYU£ OK ALL KtXba, BEDSTEADS, TAtß*. C*AM*. \Ktivt timber Sft.L j SO.r 4A. 10VNQES, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, W ARB* JIM, MATTUSKX*, It Particular Attention to Ordered Work. UKtAlkiXO DOAA* PROMPTLY. ODERTAKINQ, In All Iu Brwnchea, MKTAUC, VALKCT, ROSEWOOD, AXD COM MOM CAkKETt, I Al way* on ltand, and Funeral* Attended Wilt an Elegant It carve. ■Xr jStoYoa! Wit-! Stov's! At A tidy lUeaman'a, Centre Hall, are lateal and bc*t atove* out, be ha* juat received a large lot of Cook Stovea, the Pioneer Cook, the Eclipse Cook, the Keiiacoe Cook. , PA BLORS-Tbe Kadiant L,l|i.L*ulf-fee der, a HBV.O^W' I SalKMlh stove* a* LAjiW a* anywhere la Miffiio or Cuatreco. TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE The undenigned hereby inform* lb# citizen* of Pennsvalley lbt ae be* pur chased the Tinvhop heretofore carried en by the C. 11. Mf g Co., and wilt coalmuf the *ame, at the old stead, in all m e, in the lUAnufapture PJPE A MPOtJTIMC. ! All kind* of repmiring done. He ha* mlwayon hand Fruit Can*, of all Sites, BUCKETS. CUPS. m W?S!'S.(C. All *(k uarzanled and charge* reason 'ablk. A share of the public patronage to ll letted AND. REEMMAN, 2*epTov Centre Hall V-KW HATTUWARK STORE. | J. & J. HARRIS. No. 5, URFK'KKRHOFF ROW Anew and'complete Hardware Store ha* been opened by the undersigned in Brockcrhotr* new building—where they are prepared to sell all kinds of Building and Houte Furnishing Hardware, Iron. Steel, Nail*. Buggy wheel* in sett*. Champion Clothe* Wringer. Mill Saw*. Circular and Hand Saw*. Tennon Saw*. Webb Saw*, Ice Cream Froetar*. Rath Tub*. Clothe* Sack*. • foil **vrtment of tilaa* and irrur Plate ot all aiaM, Picture Frame*, Wheelbarrow*, Lamp*, Coal Oil Lamp*, Belting, Spoke*, Felloe*, and ifub*. Plow*, Cultivator*, Com Plows, Plow Point*. Shear Mold Boards and Cultiva tor Teeth, table Cutlery, Shovel*, Spade* and Fork*. Lock*. Hinge*. Screwy Sash Springs, Iloiwe-Shoe*, Nail*, Norway Rod*, Oil*, Lard. Lubricating: Coal, Linseed. Tanner*, Anvila, Viae*, Bellow*. Screw Plate*. Blacksmith* Tool*. Factory Bells, Tea Bells, Grindstone*. Carpenter Tools, Fruit Jar* and Can*, Paint, Oil*, Varnishes received and for sal* at june& titt-tf J. A J. II ARRIS. J UTICA 1111 y.n...., Woo, I Mm] STATIONARV I PORTABLE Steam Engines. The Beat A Moat Complete Assortmeat in the Market Thor Kngin#* have alwav* malnUinel the Very UghMfcrt (taaxUnl of *—w. W rnsk* the mmnufsrturv of Kngin-m. BmWr* an t Raw Mill, a ■pnetaltr. W* har* aaJ mo-l mmit'M work* ot th* kind m th* country. vriUi BMuhiacry spodally adsptd to the work. Wf kop (xinstantly in prwwM Wnps immlvrs ot Engines, whsoh wr* furni-h at tlw vwiy lomwt print and on the rinvtest no-ma W* buUT kMrin** acridly adspl to Miuw, Saw MUla UrWt MUla, Tannvrvts, LtiMoo Utus, Thrwher. and ad da**** "'wTSrs *w".mi.tin the oelebrwted Lane Ctrcss. tar daw Mill, the heel and naxt ruuipk-te saw mill •wr invented. . , „ W* make themanufarture of Saw MOl ontgta a ■jweial fr itur# of our Wunee*. and can fuxiush oomplete on tne elwrteet noties. Our ifo tn oil mww u to furnWi the best His ahinery in the market, and wurk abaotuMy un uiwl.xl for Wat jot d-*fam, ccowusny and etnagth. Bmjuml fur Cin-uhu aud Prioe Lwt. UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO. ATTICA, N- V. BUTTS HOUSE BF.LLEFONTE, PA. J. B. BUTTS. ProjPr. Ha* first class accommodation; charg es reason* ' *r, t£ f . U JUUL.UL. r A* AI NEW DIBQOVERY Cmiw (adpteai CMMnpliN< Dr. OA*VIS'* TA* REMEDIE* Cam CmtmrrfeL Dr. OABVITI TAR REREDIE* Cure AMManm. Dr. GARVIN** TaR RBHEDIRf Cur* Beart DtaeaM. Dr. UiRVITI TAR REHEDBHi Dr. JAUVDI?TARREEDICI Regulate th* Lim. Dr. GARVIMT TAR REREDIES Bagulat* Umßfgmail mAßwwrla Dr. OABVITf TAR REHBDIBO Cue aU Female WirtgiMM Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Purify the BIMS. N Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cur* DleauM •** Hue Thrmu. Dr. GARVINM TAB REMEDIES Cue Brume Ittl In. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cue Iteve ( old ' r SafFeveP, Dr. GARVINM TAR REMBDIEi Cum Lag] Diseases. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cum ( oastlpatiML Dr. G AMVI.VS TAR REMEDIES Cum Malt lltaeami. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR BEMEDIRS Cum Kidney PtaeiM. Dr. GABVIVS TAR REMEDIES Pfrvvmi CMmlfira A Veillm w Eewcr IPS GARVITS TAR REMEDIES • I'mmt Nalarfous Fevers. f > Dr.GARVITS TAB REMEDIES |tsniire IHsia fa the BremsiL Dr. GAItVIVS TAR REMEDIES ILraaove Patn i* the Side e Bmcfc. Dr. GARVINM TAR REMEDIES Am a Saperhr Tomfe. Dr. GARVIVS TAB REMEDIED Beetumth* Appetite. Dr. GARVIN'S TAB REMEDIES Cause the t'.sod f DtgfM. Ds. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Ifost ur • • • IVetth aw) Debilitated Dr. GARVIV* m REMEDIES OitsYMWte Yowr Syntem*. L. r, FYOE k. CO.. -> a* raopusvoßs 111 ... Jrn. Wic I'orA. llaa.Hr f PROPRIETORS OF THE Bellefbivte Lims Quarries?. The only Manufacturer* of Lime, buna etciusively with wood, in CeatPL. Peansytvaaio. DEALER* IX Anthracite Coal, WkiU Uoe. Uu Pout* Powder, Sporting and Blaating Powder otv hand, Fuae for Blaating, Fire Brick, m Ground Fire Cla*. # Fertiliser*, || I'iit Siitil si ' Ofct u;d yard aaar Smrth and of tha hale WBgla Valley Railroad Depot. Baile foote. Pa. janMLIX YOUNG'S HOTEL. Comer of Third aud Chart out Stmt MtflHnburg Pa. John Bbowora, Proprietwr. 11t* Caatrul Locatkm ataka* u partK-ulariy datimbla to penoftt vwiLng Town on BUS IN CM Of PICRAUTM A- TbyWr'a L*ery AtUche