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Democratic Nominations.
FOB svraKMK jftKJK:
JAMES R. LUDLOW, of Phil*
FOK STATK TRX-j't'KKK r
P. M. HUTCHINSON, of Allegheny
For Senator :
JOSEPH S WA REAM, of Jfiflia ro
Ammlh-JOHS H. OR VIS.
JYtatnrtr — J . B. MITCII EL.
Oommietioner — J. 0. SASKE i •
Jury C\>mm'r —Ml Off. <AGI A.
Auditor—S.UCL ERASE 4 year,,
.4. J. OREIST, 3 year*.
The democracy of Clearfield Coun
ty have adopted new rtilea for their
government and returned from the
Crawford Co. System back to the del
egate system. Thair rules are the
aamo as the rules of our party in this
county.
If you desire honest legislation and
a check upon corruption aud an ex
posure of legislative rings, then vote
for Hou. John H. Orvis, for Assem
bly, who has proven the terror of all
corruplionists at Harrisburg. and de
feated scores of their plunder schemes.
Democrats, in times like these, when
a false radical policy has brought a
panic and financial ruin upon the
country, do not stay at borne on elec
tion day ; but turn out to a men on
next Tuesday, and give the "addition,
division and silence" and salary grab
bing party another blast. They have
brought the country to the brink of
ruin, and the ballot bo* is left for the
people to put their seal of condemna
tion upon them.
Democrats, be at the pol's, without
fail, neat Tuesday, one aud all, and
vote and work for the whole demo
ratic ticket—every aomiaae upon it is
an honest and upright man, and con
sistent democrat, aud it would be do
ing gross injustice to auy oue of our
nominees to cut him. The rads are
longing to see you cut your ticket,
hoping thus to slip in one of their own
salary grabbers.
Voters remember, that while Capt.
Waream wasserviog his country as a
soldier dating the late war, his oppo
nent John Irwin was at home, ''talk
sag" about whipping the rebels aid
"hanging copperheads."
Tarn, out, now, Democrats, and give
year vote to the gallant aud houe.-t
Waream ; he is a poor man, while his
opponent is almost a piioc* in wealth.
Let the laboriug classes remember
that Capt Waream comes from their
ranks.
Democrats, and all honest tax pay
ers of Centre county, remember, that
it is an undeniable fact that John G.
Sankey, as County Commissioner, in
every question that caiM bef re that
board always sided in tavor of eceu
omy, and whenever possible, sought
to lesson expenses. This he did, as a
true citizen and faithful officer of the
county. Will any democrat assist,
now, in striking down John G. San
key? We trust not, for he has been
faithful and true, and deserves every
democratic vote in the county.
Vote for John B. Mitchell, far Trea
surer, he is Furgesou township's most
upright citizen. Under hiin not n sin
gle cent of the people's monies will be
stolen. He is an honest ami highly
competent man, and a perfect gentle
man. Vote for Mr. Mitchell.
Tax payers, remember that John G.
Saokey favored your interests and a
saving of the county funds, in eppoa
ing the erection of a county fnark at
Bellefonte, which would have cost you
115,000. Will you sustain Mr. San
key at the ballot-box next Tuesday?
He was a faithful officer in every re
spect.
Capt. Waream will not vote for salary
increase, if elected to the senate he
will oppose all such games as that;
with John Irwin it is different, he be
longs to, and is the nomirne of the
salary grabbers, aud notbiog good can
be hoped for from that quarter. V ote
for honest Joe Waream and you will
have a true representative
Wbat's the Matter?
In view of the large losses that the
slate treasury of Peuo'a sustain*! wjtb
"Dear Yerkea" A Co , anl now again
by a bank failure in Philadelphia. a
will be seen in another article, a oom
mit tee of leading democrats of Dau
phin county, J. C. M'Alarney, J. M.
Kreiter, and Geo. J. Shoemaker, were
appointed by the democratic county
committee to proceed to the Auditor
General's office to examine the month
ly reports of the state treasurer, re
quired to be made by the 45th section
of the act of March the 30th, 1811,
and the 10th section of the act of
April 13th, 1870, and as the act says :
—which statement shall be made un
der oath or affirmation, and shall l>e re
corded, in a book kept for that pur
pose, in the auditor general's office,
and shall be open for the inapection
of the governor, heads ofdepartraeuU,
members of the leg slature, or of any
citizen of ike date dairiny to intped
the mine.
This committee proceeded to the
Auditor General's office, and asked to
see the reports, as every citizen has
a tight, but tbejr met with a flat re
fusal on the part of the radical offi
cials of that office. If tilings are all
right there—and it is notorious they!
are not —why refuse to let citizens
make the examination ? The refusal '
is an (viiiclKt I !•• ( I lit' i• i- so m-thing
rotten, and itirr* fresh evidence t ihf
charges made by Mr. Orvto in !?*,
speech 1k1 winter.
No, tax payera, your ium*p
are rquaiuh-ied and iiwtl tr private
speculation mill the \ ami
.Jay Cooker, ami other busted hank
ing institution* >ii" the parties thai
have the lux<;r that ate annually
wiested (roin \m llm lonu will I
you flailtl this? 1< lu> have a > liauge j
in the ntl'airs of the slate. I. t th
chief of tlie ling, HU Al>uky, n.w
running for itate treasurer, he vte<l
OUt of the place, a'l.l on next lue--
day elect Frank ilutohmaon ti*
Mackey who ha heade.l the thieving
treasury ring of this state |or yeais,
and asks to he kept in the oihee •>
that the ring may continue iu plun
dering! and have the public money,
to speculate upon. \\ ill you give
your vole to re elect Maekev "
• * *
ltrouu's rejubluntu, m U* craiy
awl l injure John 11. P< Vhas the j
stupidity to *sk onr people to rote
agaiut htm ou account of the stauJj
betook iu the legislature iu reUrrnce
to the Cruteuuial jubilee. It will be
renumbered that a bill was introduc
ed iu the House, laat w inter, to lake a
hell onlliou of dollars out of the .late
treasury to nay c(|wper* for the big
Philadelphia spree in 1876, and lhaf
the bill would have passed thus had
act our member, Mr. Ore is, at once
pounced upon the monster, nml with
his irresistible logic the hoy**
to its senses and exposed the wrong
about to be perpetrated upou the tax
payers of the Commonwealth iu a
manner that defeated the bill; the
members did not dans pia*u) tjiejuaelvea
upou the record in the face of Mr. Or
via* arguments. Ihe original bill was
thus defeated, solely through the bold
stand taken by our member, aud be
offered a new proposition which pass
ed and by which the expenses for tjn
Caoteuuial are to be taken out of
the gross receipts of the Philadelphia
passenger railways, who are to reap a
rich harvest out uf the Centennial.
Thus, can the tax payers of Ceptre
county and of Pennsylvania, thank
John H. Orvis that the moneys of the
people were not taken from the public
treasury for the purpose referred to.
If auy on. thinks Mr. Orvis did
wrong, why in God's name, let hi:n
vote agaipst him ; hut we know that
every honest lax payer wit! *ay he
did right.
Then endorse Mr. Orvis bv your
j vote. Ilia whole legislative record
I stands in favor of the people, aud
1 agaiust the schanu-s to rob ib-ui.
Levi Miller has returned from a
trip down the valley, ami now its all
gone up with Orvis. Levi reports for
himself 40 democratic volse in Haines,
;U) do in Penn, 30 to 40 do in Miles,
and a nice tiling for hjm jn potter.
Well, now, who'd a thought he'd run
so well before the election? —As we
are a little busy now we will wait and
count what is left for Orvis, after the
election,
-*rt BSWP*
One of John Irwins arguments, in
favor of himself, is, that Centre coun
ty ought to have the Senator this time.
Well if Mr. Irwio dido'l think so it
woqU he really astonishing, and that
a great numtvr sJoiy'l think so, will
mucii astonish him after inc rlgpiiou.
But, Centre county did have one of
her son* elected to the seuale a few
years ago, Hon. 8. T. Sbugert, and
who but John Irwin's party, with Mr.
Irvrips approbation put him out of the
seat? Did \i x. J rwin think then
Centre should have a Senator?
Capt. Waream, our nominee for
Senator, hasservodthe people of Miff
liu county in mauy capacities, and
always proved faithful, and Miffim
will give him a large vote. lie stands
well at home—and that is sufficient
recommendation. In his life uothiug
can be showu up against him. He is
a plain man, of good sound sense.
We submit that the Radical party,
which has supreme power in the Na
tion, iu the State, aud in ail the chief
cities of the State ; which has legisla
ted with unchecked lioeuac, cpqtjnu
ally, concerning the monetary aud
business occupations of the people,
are wholly responsible for the present
monetary derangement, ami f'-r all
its baneful consequences to States, to
Cities and to private persons. And
we appeal to the people here and now
to discard that party and to remove
it from the places it lias dishonored
and abused. The first opportunity to
do this in this State will occur at the
election to be held October 14, 1873.
(.'apt. Waream was a soldier during
the late rebellion, arid John Irwin,
his opponent, was a otay-at-ho.ne.
Now where are ttie "soldier friends"
among the radicals? Will they vote
for (.'apt. Waream the soldier, or for
Irwin who never saw powder burn
or heard connon roai?
During the late rebellion, when the
fit d call was made for men, C'apt. Wa
ream enlisted in the Logari Guards,
which has the distinguished honor of
being the first volunteer company that
reached the city of Washington, and
remained in service during the entire
[>el no democrat be led into voting
against Mr.Sankey. He has discharg
ed his duties faithfully as Commismuti
er, and nothing can he shown to the
contrary. We defy the radical or
guns, which are making such a fierce
effort to defi-at Mr.Sankey, to point to
a single action of his, during the three
years that he has acted as Commission
er that is wrong. He is an honest
man, a hardworking, life long Demo
crat, and it would be uugreatfui in our
parly to allow him to be defeated.
The election of Frgpcis M. Ilutch*
iusou to the office of State Treasurer
will rescue Pennsylvania from the
Miury business in which the Common*
wealth is now engaged through her fi
nancial officer.
RADICAL TESTIMONY.
Hon. l\ NV. Willard. Kepti licau
from Vermont, make* a
statement in l to ll* President#
connection with the salary grab. 1
When the pMpwilioti met rase the
President's salary w first broached,
he say* it met with email thvor either
in Congre** or the country, an I Ilint
the scheme of raising the Congress ion
itl salaries was ail af ci thought, a de
vice resorted to with Iliu sole object of.
he jiiui? the Presidential 101 l through.i
Mr. Willard ay§ distinctly thai
fh* Provident favored the hill he
|..re it tonawd either Home, and |>er
votiallv expressed to member* a desire
Ui have l:i* own salaiv increased ; and
the selfish inletesU ol member* in in
creasing thru own pay wa* ouly one
ot the tie vice* by which the Pendent*
, salatv was raised ; in other word*, it
pulled that increase through, and the
whole nieaaore ii.id favor at the While
Hou.e on that account.
Mr. Willard goes uu to refute the
statement that the increase of the
President'* salary wai 'just and oecea
aarv" by statement* in detail regard
ing the cxpeim* of the Presidential
office, tttld tile t>rov isiuli made above
thy nle.ry in the appropriation bill* to
meet litem. JJeanle* the S26,IHH) a
year. which was the salary previous to
the passage of |hi* hill, all annual ap
propria!ion of from tarntv to sixty
ihou-and dollars Is made for keeping
op the "While House" establishment.
The grouud* are always kept at the
public charge, and carpet*, furuiture,
g*s. fuel, and many of the servant* are
lid for by separate appropriation*,
fhe appropriations for the current
year U? }, llie items of which are
given by Mr. Willard, foot up #77,-
o<H>, making, as he savs, the expense
of the Executive establishment, with
the increased salary, $127,000 Out
of the salary, Mr. Willard says "the
| President has *u|jr jli? personal
pen sea of himself and family, and the
expense* of his table to pay for." lie*
turuing after the premutation of these
very significant facts at:d figures, to
thu* discriminating resolutions of the
Masiacijujdts Republicans, he says:
Tha coufemua(iuu of members of
Congress who favored ibis increase
has beeu in the main undoubtedly de
served, but even au American love of
fairuem ought not to make distinctions
■ between those voting for and the one
urgiog ti, of aud approving
with his signature, nK!*sry iq make
the bill a law, a measure unfairly aud
unreasonably increasing salaries.
Members of Cougres* voted for the
bill increasing their own salaries, for
which they hyvo beeu properlv crili
cised; the President Urged the jWs
sage of this bill iu advance, approved
it after it passed, aud thereby made it
a law and doubWd his own salary, aud
the Massachusetts Republicans practi
cally approve hi* course
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\ Lov. From the State Treasury.
few ci all postid iu
the management of the piste' Treasury,
or who renirmber the developments in
the failure of Yeikc* £' Co. in this
city, can have been without appre
beusion us to the safety of the public
funds in this crisis. The extraordinary
fact appeared also before the legisla
tive [uvqstijMfim; (.'otHinitiee
winter, that Mr. Mackey setljed In*
loeaes as un individual speculator by
an official draft on the public uioiiey.
Now come* a disclovure that isaccred
ited by the** proved fact* aud by
information from a reliable source
communicated to the pituUifj.b P.wt.
We copy from iu issue of Tuesday
the following letter front Flarrisburg,
which is entirely consistent with what
bat been generally ausjiectad in this
city since the panic began. The
enonuoiji balance nominally kept iu
the Treasurer, is notoriously >lte Luu
of speculations which make huge
fortune* when all got* well; but whan
disaster cornea, the loss falls on the
people, as it did when lb* Chicago
fire exposed the sjieculations in wbicb
the fund* of this city were embarked.
There is pot an intelligent man who
i has not expected *•*€•> >)*<.io-ure
a* i* now made iu lb* following
publication. We bava no further
knowledge of the particular fact stated
iu the Post; but that lbs safety of the
public money in the bauds of Treas
urer Mackey is a subject of well
grounded appreheusions at this time
among most ,u;cl!.gcst business men
u a fact too uotorioOs {by anybody not
to know:
HAKKISBURU, Sept. 20, 1873.
Editor "Pittsburgh Poet
It has just leaked out to day bete
that the Stale Treasury through the
machinations of Mr. Mackey, State
Treasurer, is a loser by of
the Union Banking Company, of
Philadelphia, to the amouut of nearly
half a million dollar#, "fhe tiling has
been xept as quiet as possible, but like
murder, will out. The exact tuts ia
not yet fully known, but it is from
three to five hundred thousand dollar*.
The utmost endeavors will be made
to keep this new breach of trust on
the jmrt of t|ie State Treasurer from
tbe public, a* the knowledge of the
fact on the part of tbe public would
damage Mr. Mackey'* prospect* fur
election in October.
Mr Muckey is iu Philadelphia just
now trying to fix thing# up and to
cover his tlank if he can; but the
people should know that to eutrust the
custody of the public funds aoy longer
to Ujtnau who has proved so unfaithful
to his trust would.be nothing leas than
a ciitpp.
A iiule jiiofo than u year ago the
Sinte loss iu the failure ol Verses, of
Philadelphia, the defaulting broker,
who was also a p t of Slate Treasurer
.Mackey, was about SIBO,OOO. This
sum Msckey asserts was made up to
the Coinm.iuwealth by the Treasurer
but how was it done ? Wheu the Com
raittee consisting of Mr. (shatter and
some other party from Philadelphia,
parties cliosou by Mackcy himself,
certified to the correctness of the
Treasury, it'was done in this wise:
Hevcrnl banks, the First National
liauk, of this city, and several others,
who weyp favored by the Treasurer
with the deposit of public money,
furnished the amount to make the
cash account show a sum sufficient to
make the books square; but in two
hours after Messrs. Shaffer A Co. left
the Treasury Department, the money
was returned to the ">d the de
ficit remains just as it was when
Yerkes (ailed. This same process is
repeated every time it is necessary for
tlie State Treasurer to make his exhibit
41111 wheu the devil is whipped around
the stump; and the honest taxpayers
duped and their uiouey ig squandered
ami recklessly used by Mackey for
his own private gain If ev<r the Stats
I'rtasury passes out of the control of
the"Ring' into other hands, if Mackey
is defeated as he should be, it will be
fouud by (n* successor that a fright ful
stuteof things exists in the Stat* Treas
ury. 1 his is what Mackey aud hit
friends (I mean the knowing ones)
IV'iir more than anything else. But is
it not euough to know that this man,
Mafkey, has used the fuuds of the
Commonwealth, gptrusled to him as a
public officer, for {private gain, gpd
that 100, iu viola4iou both of the laws
of the State and his oath of office?
If the people of lVnnay vania elect
U. W. Marker Stat# Treasurer n*it
(Ictubfr, after thraaexiHwurce, ami the
fuiida, of ilia State ahall htrowArr lie
appropriated, ae the? aasuredly will
bo, ilia fault will be at their door* ami
not at that nf yourcorree|Hiinlrnt, who
sceka to warn tin in of 11.rir danger
VIMDBM.
THE PANIC.
"Few want to buy and many tu tell," k*
una ol the feature* of thia and all other
financial panic*, and the New York Tri
bune ra) > "Tbr necessary cm sequence ia
that If buaineaa ia done at all ll.'.uga muat
be .old at panic price* Hut buaineaa uiu.t
be don*, <>r mankind cannot be clotbrd
ai.d tod Let tile ditllcultie* be what they
may, buaineaa will be done, and It la a
matter, 100, which d><va not admit of any
gicat delay We therefor# conclude that
price* will very aoen adapt tbemaelvea to
the changed atele of affair* Seller*, for
the liuie being, are the mure numerous
end un.tcr the graaelvr prraaure, tu that
price* muat decline until buy era are found.
We well know that tho consequences are
tbet great losses muat be •usUierfi. Uul
there ia no other way "
The aamejournal alto ruainUlu* that eve
ry intelligent studuet of polished and ao
rtal science knew ae muat autfer, aoouer or
later, from our war, our debt*, aad our pa
per money, and continue*. "A attiking
parallel tu our experience allien ItKiU **iat*
in tba financial htatory of Great Britain
for the fir.t twenty-five year* of the pria
ent century. To any one familiar with the
ejcuient* of the aciencee we have eanred,
and who at the aame time baa welched the
! coure ef thing* in thia country, and ceiu
j pared them with similar phenomena in
other countries, the idea vu ab.urj (hat
the disorder could be cured by any plaatc-r*
or lotion* which it i* in tyr. Secretary
Ricbardaoti'* p-o*cr to apply. Tbi* a* we
jliave warned our reader* from the atari, l*
no akin dtaeaae Furthermore, it it a du
.ear to which no wue physician would
' show -jaarter if medicine or surgery eould
put an end toil 11# undid abp!y the kmf*
iiiiirttxliateiy, and turn a dear ear to the in
sane protestation* ef the patient."
After quoting e paragraph from J. Got-
| .hen's Treatise on Foreign Exchange,
! which foreshadow* the present condition
. ..f financial a flair* iu the United State*
t TLwfrtb.jt.w fftjm • speech
delivered at Rockdale, England, in !AtU in
which the speaker declared "the Amer
ican* are mistaken and deluded if they
think they can carry on a civil war like
. this, drawing a million men from their
productite industry to engage merely in •
I urot r* "i 4*ni*ipa,„ p,.u.gg their
' two or three hundred uiiliioaa sterling--!
say they are mistaken and deluded if they
think they can carry on a war like that
without a terrible collapse, sooner er later,
i*tld I gut sure there will be a greet proa
jmtiup iu *rFtjr part uf in* auruMhUiljr "
The pntitc ur prostration ha* cow*, and
now the question ia v* bat remedy shell he
applied ? English cuae* are being exam
ined ia order to find a parallel case, end
also the remedy. But no sucb caee can be
discovered, owing to the difference in the
money * v stents uf the two countries. The
:abr and research are net thrown away,
for jk Jribim# dyc|gre "ilia
worth nothing to Issue e*cheq w ar blils le
cau*e of the injury lb* pubiie urodit would
thereby sustain, Kir Robert Peel gtveath*
I following account of the foaling on the
government'* reftisal : 'The foaling of the
city, ef many of our friend., of some of the
opposition, Wat decidedly in favor of the
iasMg uf tXchrajuer bills to relieve the mrr
ihauUaiid maUwUl.U,*. it We. said ifi
t favor of the lasue that the aiauio tueasurb
hail been tried and succeeded in ITVfI and
1811, Our friend* whispered about that
i wr were acting quit# in'a different manner
from that in which Nr. Pitt did act. and
wouiu h* u *c4 Ji%d |,4 l,pgj} |l|yj.
felt satisfied that however plaasfbla were
the reasons urged in favor of the Issue of
exchequer hills, yet that the measure waa
; a dangcri.ua one, and ought to be resisted
■by the government.' The government
in it* refusal, and the panic ran
j U -opfap, Ihjj paf.k ef gnelafiij, likeotb
l#r Lauk*. doing t's uluiofl {u *p*i tic the
pressure. And so wo get bach to the
I point whence we started, and eur bast ad
vice to tho*e who have debu which thay
must pay, and stock*, bill* of exchange,
merchandise of any description with
' which tbey must pay tbein, ia to Uka at
ooca what thay ego gel, and thus contrib
|Hu rc'Htt* Hf
of business one# wore in motiup.
ALMOST INCREDIBLE DKPRAV
i ITT- AN AGED MOTHER AND
BLIND SISTER MURDERED BY
THE SON AND BROTHER.
SCRAXTOX, Pa. SeptembaJ .T— The bod-
Ut cf p'Hgrra, used lixtj.fivp, and
iter daughter, afi-q tfcjfty.wci'o fufibd P*# f
Montr-ce E tat ion, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, this morning, hut
not mangled by train* in any way. Tha
Coroner * jury elicited sufficient evidence
to warrant the belief that they were mur
dered and piaced.on tba track by Daniel
■ O'Marre, the old lady's son, and bis herd*-
man named Irving, Hieod was found on
Irv iug's clothes and at several points ba
iter acp the house and the railroad, a dis
i lance of two and a half niiiea. liani#}
,o'Marra had inherited sonke property on
coudition that be weuld support his mother
and sister, the latter of whomjwas partial
ly blind from her birth. The suppoeilioa
is ibat he killed them to be relieved of tbe
burd&n ufiupporting t!|W- Re and Irv.
ing have b-<th been bald to answer.
LYNCHING IN LOUISIANA.
Twelve Horse tkievee Hanged bjr the
Yigilaoce Committee.
Tho troubles which was last weak an.
licipeted would occur between tbe citi
zens of Vermillion parish and the horde
of rattle thieves that infest that region
have at last broken out with teirihle vio
lence. Tbe committee, urged to despera
tion by the cool (audacity of lha robbers,
have given vent to their long pent up
feylingsof indignation, and commenced
the Work of pffribuliye Justice. V'P
writing tome twelve of the' gang have
been swung up.
Our street* are full of vague and exag
gerated rumors concerning tbe operations
of the vigilance committee, the number
executed, etc., and it is next te impossi
ble to obtain a correct detailed account of
the extent of the troubles. From the best
source* at hand we elicit the following in
formation i
A delegation of cl'.lxens from Abbeville
had called u|>on Governor Kellogg with
a view of laying the facts of tba case be
fore bitn and ascertaining their course of
action in the matter. The governor told
them, it is said, to go on and do whatever
the exigencies of trie case seemed to re
quire.
Armed with this permission they pro
eeeded at once te seise and hang three or
four nl the > ••* character*, among them
Iwo sons of ex-Aneri Lege. A prisoner
was taken out of jail and shared the same
fate; a butcher was teixed and executed.
Persons who came (rem ]Abbeville last
Monday testify to having seen three or
four bodies swinging from tree* in tb*
neighborhood. The most intense excite
ment nrpyailod and the members of the
commute wero" scouring til# country in
search of the "spotted" individual* and
hnng-ng them as fat as caught. Two ef
the trailing thieves are kaowti to have
pasted New Iberia on Bunday, tba day
after the hanging coinmanoed, on their
way to the bay. One of them is said to
have thrown hi* saddle into the bay. and
turned his horse loos* upon arriving there,
pr eparatory to making M? way ta the city,
lie was, however, telegraphed for and ar
rested. On Tuesday evening a man
named l'agnel was hanged.
Tho up boat was boarded on 11, while at
Jeaneretle by a party of fifteen or twenty
men. armed with shotguns, and a prisoner
on board, supposed to be the one arrested
at Brashear, torcibly abducted. Parties
who afttrward me| this sqma crowd de
clare the prisoner was not than in tbair
possession Tlris morn ing be is said to be
on a tree near Dr. Dungan's plantation.
Tbe foregoing are only detail* we have
been able together in regard to this fear
ful affair which may be considered at all
reliable. It Is not konwn her* how ma by
thiyye* have been executed up to this
time |ho mp;t reasonable reports put
the number down at twelve.
Tliu tiny bcfurit the failure of Jay CwW
he entertained thi President magnificent-
I) at hi* palatial residence at Ch alien Hill
near Philadelphia
When Jay look# failed lleitry Clrwa
•aid bi "died of Northern Paciflr." I'vr
haps it trouble# him now to flnd I'laws to
tbe iialute af hit own fatal complaint
Captain, Hrain. r of the Juniata, repot la
to the navy department from Kt. John*,
N K , September 17, of the luil of the
American sehsscmer Addia Osborne, from
I'rov liu'floii. kl>i„ by collision with the
Ki k I lilt strainer |'rrur>ui, of Hull, on
tbr lil|lil uf Ilia 14th of Sepleuiprr, The
tchiMMter sunk in throe or four minute* af
ter the accident. Only three|nn-n wera
laved, twelve beiiiK lol.
(tun NAVF. THE COiillllN
-1 WEALTH.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
1, B F Kucrs an. High Hheriff of Can
tre county, ('oiumoiiwca)th ef l'eatisylva
nke, do hereby make known and give no-,
tice te the elector* of the county afore.aid
that an election will be held in the said
eounty of Centre on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I4ih. HCS,
iu accordance with the Act ul Assembly ;
REGISTRY LAW
One purw>n for (be office of Judge of ihe
Supreme Court uf the Communwi-alth uf
Pennsylvania.
()ne pet*.-li for the u(Nt>e of Spßa Treas
urer ot the State of Pennsylvania.
One person lu represent tbe count in. of
Centre. Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Juniata
in the Senate of Pennsylvania.
One person fur the ulHc* uf Member ul
the llouaeof Representative* of Pennsyl
vania, for Centre county.
One pcraon fur the office ol County
Treasurer, fur said county.
One person (or (he office uf Commission
er for said eounty.
Two person, lor |t* r y Uipiun*aiupi r fur
the county ut Centre.
Two pcraon• for County Auditor fur said
cou nly.
1 al.u hereby make kiiuwn and give no
tice that the place uf holding the aforesaid
election ill the several Borutigha and
Townships within tbe County of Centre
are as follows, fo wit
rurtheiwp . Haiti**, el the Pubiie
House o| John Limberu
Fur tbe tap ut Ualf Mowu, el tbe
tvchoul House in Sturtuslowii.
Fur the twp , of Taylor, at the hout
erected for the purpose oil the property ofl
Leonard Mrrryinati
For tbr twp , of Putter at tbe boua# of
Daniel W etdrnaaul, Old Fori Hotel.
For the twp , of tifegg el ijaf* puhlifc
hoUa-1 oWUed by J 11. liailCl-
For the twp., of Ferguson, in the school
house at Pine Grove
For the twp, of Harria, in the ackool
house at ttoaisburg
For the twp., of Patlwn, at the house uf
Peter Murray.
F*r the borough of |lellefu|,lg aliJ the
tuwpsi.uo Ol Rptlliu akd Uetiner, af the
Court House in Bellefonfe. '
For the twp., of Walker, in the school
house at llublvrsburg.
For the borough end township of How
ard at the school house tn said borough.
For the twp., of ltush, at the Cold
Stream school hocap.
Fur ihe twp.. hf kf.w w txhue. at tbe s- kool
house near Satuuel A*k*y.
For the twp.. ol Marion, at the house of
Joel Kiag in Jacksonville
For the borough ef Milraburg. at the
new school bouse in Mileaburg
Fer the twp , of Huston, at the house of
John Reed.
Fr the twp., of Penn, at the hams* of
W. L Mussa-r.
Pr the twp.. of Liberty, in the school
For th# r*m t.r World, at lh tchool
house in Port Matilda.
For the twp , of Hurnsidr. at the house
Ut* *f J. K Book.
Fur the twp, uf Oirtin, at the scboul
house near RuU Manns.
Fur the borough of Unionvitle and I'ni
am tw p , at the new school house in Untun
villa
For the bonmgh of Pbiliuaburg. at the
ipht,ol }>o,i,y In s*<J hu;u,.g|i
In piirsuano# at an aot uf the General
As.eiubly of the Common wealth. An act
relating lolbeelectiun <f this C miuon
wealth, psued the 2nd day of Jene,
IHiu
N<TICE is lierwby given tliat lb# Gen
eral Election will be opened between the
hour* of fl and 7 o'fle-. )t in |ki fu ( rpood,
and snail vuhnnu* wrtboat luierruptinn or
adjournment until 7 u'olock in the evening
when tbe pull* shall he closed.
And in and by the said act 1 am further
directed ta> give notice "that every person
except Justice* of the peace, who shall
bold any office or appointment of profit or
trust under the guverament of the United
Mtatea, of thia Ntalc, ur af ijir ciU or le
cuit>er*t<4 uisUhA. qhvlfcef yemp.Uion
ed "fit# of otheivi**, a suhurdinalx officer
er agect ho is ur ahall l>* tupluyed up*
Jer tli# Legislature ur Executive or Judi
ciary department if tin* Stele, or of any
incorporated district ; and also that every
member of Congress and of select ur com
mon council of any city, commissioner* of
any incorporated district, i* by law inca
pable of holding or exercising at the same
tints lbs . ffle# ur appointment of judge,
itM-<,'Vr, iff Msj
he eligible t M f tfif JJ lo \e ruled
for,"'
Tli# Inspector* and judge* oftb# elections
shall meal at their rospoctlve places ap
pointed for holding tbe election In tha dis-
Uici to which the? respectively belong,
briore 7 o'clock in tha morning. and aach
of said Inspector* hall appoint n clerk,
who shall be a qualified enter of such dis
tfivl
in tau tpo pnn who •hail have ra
crlrni ti* wt"4 highest number of vote*
for inspector* ahall nut attend on lha day
of any election, then the per-on wnu ahall
have repaired tneaocond highc*t number of
votes for judge at the nail preceding
election ahall act aa Inspector ill hit place.
And in caee tba paraun who ahall hava re
ceived the hlgbaat number of votoa for In
|iector ahall not attend, tba peraon elected
judga ahall appoint aa inapector in hi*
place , and in caac, lha peraon elected
judge •Hall not attend, they lb# inspoctorj
who raceived the higheat number of vole*
for tba space of one hour altar tba tima
lived by law far the opening ef the election
the qualified voter, of tbe townahip, ward,
ordiatrict for which auch officers ahall
have been elected, preaent at auch election,
ahall elect ono of their number to fill aucb
r m. Ie the duly of tbe aevaral aaaea- ■
•era of each district to attend at the place
af holding every general, apecial, or town
ahip election, during the whele time raid
election ia kept open, for ibo purpoae of
giving information to tha inspector* nnfl
judge* when called on, in relation to tha
rig"i °f apr Ppraop assessed by them to
vat* at such election, or aucb other mat
tera in relation to the aaaeaamenUof voter*
a* the aaid inapector or either of thcui
from tima to time require.
No poraon ahall be permitted to vote at
any election, a* aforeaaid, other than a
tret-man of the ago of twenty-one year#
or more, who shell have reaided in the
Slate for at leaat one year, and in the elec
tion di'trjet v)ivr hf jrw |ii v<R #i
leaat ten daya immediately preceding aucb
election, and wjthin the two yeara paid a
State or county lax, which •hail hare been
assessed at leaat ten daya before the elec
tion. But a cillaen of the united United
State* who haa previously been a qualified
voter of thia State and removed therefrom
and returned, and whe ahall have reaided
in the election district and paid taxea aa
afoieaajd. f|*l| by entitled to Vote, al
though they kliall not have paid taxea.
No peraon ahall ha permitted to vote
whoae name ia not contained in
the likt at taxable inhabitant* fur
nished by tha commissioners, unleaa first
he produce a receipt forthe payment with
in two years of a state or county tax as
sessed agreeably to the Constitution, and
give satisfactory evidence either on hi*
oath or affirmation, or tha oath or affirma
tion of another, that he haa paid auch tax,
or on failure to produoe a recsipt, shall
make oath ta the payment thereof. Sec
ond, if he claim the right to vols by be
ing an elector between the age of twanty
one and twenty-two year*, he shall depose
on oath or affirmation that he haa resided
in thia state at leaat one year next before
hi* application, and made auch proof of
residence in the district §* (a required by
this act. and that ha does vary believe
Irom the account given him, that he ia ol
age aforesaid, and such other evidence aa
is required by this act, whereupon the
name of the person thua admitted to vote
ahall inserted in the alphabetical list by
the inspector, and a note made opposite
thereto, by writing the word "tax if he
shall be admitted to vote by reason ot hav
Ing paid tax, ur the word "agg" if ho ahall
be admitted to vate r>y reason ot such ace
shall be called out to the clerks, who shall
make the like notes en the Hat of voter*
kept by thorn.
In all case* whore the name of the per
son claiming to vote is found on the list
furnisbod by the commissioners and as
sessor, or bia right to vote, whether found
thereon or not, t* objected to by any quali
fied citixan, it shall bo tbe duty of the in
spector* io exammv such person on oath as
to hit qualification!, and if ha claims to
have resided within lha stale for one year
or more hla oath shall be sufficient proof
thereof, but shall maka prooi by at least
ona competent witness who shall ta a
qualified elector, that ne hat resided in 4
the district for mote than ten days next ;
Immediately preceding such election, an<l
•hall also himself Dial hi* bona-flji
residence in pursuance of hi* lawlul calling
i* 111 said district. aliil that lie did Hot re
move into said district fur the purpose of
VDtitlK there-ill.
Kvcry person i|Uulilicd, us aforesaid,
and who •iiall make due proof, it required
of tbe residence and payment of la tM, a*
aforesaid, •hulCbe admitted to vote in the
lownhtp. whiit, or district in which he
•Imll reide.
If any pcraon aliall prevent, or attempt
to prevent any oftl. #r of thia ilection, un
der Il.ia act. from loddiog >uch election,
or uae >r ihteatei. any violence to any
mi li oltlcer, or aball interrupt or improper- j
|IV inletlere v. ill. him iu the execution of
l.la dutv, or aball hbuk tin the window
here the suiue may be holding, vr aball
ilotoualy dtaturb the peace ol aucb elec
tion, or aliall uae any intimidating threat*,
loree. erviolet.ee, Willi deaign to influence
unduly or overawe any elector, or to pre
vent him Ir..nt voting or reatraiu the free
dom of choice, auch peraoti, on coiiviciion,
aliall he fined in any auto not exceeding
five bundled duller*, and impriaoned for!
any time not lea* than three rtor mire than 1
twelve looiitha, and if it aliall he ahown to'
the iH.lill* where the trial* uf *ueh nffenae*
.hall be had, tliat the peraoh >* offending
*■• ioi| a resident uf the city, ward, die
alricl, or township where the offenac was
comoiitted. and not entitled to vote there
in, the, I, on conviction, he ahall he ten
fenced to pay a hue ot nut lea* than one
hundred nor more than one thouaand dol
lar., and he impriaoned not leaa than six I
uioiilht nor more than two week*.
Ifany per-oii, not by law qualified,
aliall fraudulently a "to at any election ol
tbi* Commune raith, or being quali
fied shall voir out of his proper district if
any I arson knowing the want of auch
qualification, snail aid or p-ocure sucb
person to voir, the pcraon offending shall
on conviction he fined in any sunt nut ex
ceeding two hundred dollars, and be im
priaoned in any term not exceeding three
months.
If any person aball vote at more than
one election district, or otherwise fraudu
lently vote more than one# on th n ajtuie
day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver
l<> the in.i.ictur two tickets together with
li," intent illegally to Vote, orihall pro
cure another to do so, be or they offending
shall, on conviction, be fined in any sum
not lea* than Illy nor nu.re than five huti
dred dollars, and be imprisoned ft r a term
nut less than three or more than twelve
■ii<>mb If any person not qualified to
Vote ill this Common Wealth ugn-tabU la
law (except ih# u>n* of qualified citien>)
• hall appear at any place of election for
'the purpose of influencing the citizens
•jualified to vute, he ahall, on conviction,
forfeit and pay any sum hut exceeding
one hundred dollars fur every such uf
lenae and he iuipiisoned for any term nut
exceeding three months.
1 alao give official notice to the elector*
of Centre county, that, by an act entitled
"Art An further tupplc|i|ctilnl lu the *.> t
relative to the cloytioii* of thj* Cotpmon
weajlb. qpprot ni April 17th, ltJWt, it it
[ provided ii lulloAl:
HtiTloti 1. fir it rmartnt by tkr Srnatr
I dNif Honn of Htjimtulirtt of tkr tum
moMu (itllk u tf f'enmyti-> in <initial
[ Am fitly met, nnJ it u kertby r aetnf by
tkr nufAorify of tkt ram*, That it hali be
, the July of > *cb of the u*i*.r* within
to it Commonwealth, on the lirt Monday
in June, oT each year, to take up the trail
! acript he ha* received frutu the cwunty
cuttiinlMioneri under the eighth taction uf
the act of fifteenth April, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-four, and proceed to an
I i ill in rd tate rwitiun uf the •atue, \)~ ilrjk
| itft Ureifoi, tiie nemo uf every jwrton
' who I' known hy hint tu have died or re
moved aince the la*t previous awumriil
from the dotnet uf which he it the aatne
tor, wh.-te death or removal from the
' tame thall he made know n to him. and lo
. add tT the tame name of any qualified vo
lar, who thall he known hy him to have
. removed into the district tir.ee the latt
preriout at>r*tmrni, r whe removal in.
I to the tame tliall he or that! ha.e Veer.
...ad kt-wu 1-. in.il. n.hl gltll (lie RdtuM
I <*fail who thall make trlatui lohim to lie
qualified voters therein At euuti a* this
rcviaioh It completed he thall vitit every
dwelling liouto in hU dulrict and make
, jcareful Inquiry vf an v person wh name
it on the Ittt. hat died or removed from hie
dittrici. and ifao. to take the tame there*
\ from, or whether any qualified voter re
tidet therein w note name it not on the lot
and if to, to add the tame thereto ; n:;d ip
' all Catei vl.riL fle..,- U tddru to the lltl
I a ta% thkll forthwith he alet*d againtt
the person ; and the in-or thall, in all
catet atcertain hy inquiry, u|hw what
I ground*the perton to awiwnl claim* io
Oca voter. I. poll the c-imtiletUn of thit
work, it thall be the duty of each a**c*or
at aforetaid io proceed to make out a list,
in alp' a' el.. J wruv,. u mo fckibr tree
Imen, "above twentytons yeart of age.
Iftaln.lng to be qualified volar*, in tlie
' ward, borough, townthip or ditlrict of
which he it the attestor, and opposite to
each ofaald name* ttale whether taid free
! man it or it not a houtekceper, and if he
, it. the nuuiher of hit residence, in tf.
, where the tame are numbwrJ kgk the.
t|re,-,. tijr, u, -ovl.t, i* W hirh situated ,
and if in apt• wC|i w here there are [no num
, bert, tne Paine of the ilrtri, alley, or
. court, op whith mid h< urn frunU) alto,
ilm occupation of the prison; and w here
be it not a boutekeeper, the occupation, i
place of boarding, and with whom and if
working fr another, the name of the cm-,
r ployrr; and write opposite each of mid ,
n a tort the word "voter;"' where any per
ton claim* to vote by re a ton of naturauut*'
lion, he thall exhibit Ms "c rtmmlg tocreoti
Ito tLe *i.rt*or, unteat fie hat Veen far flvp'
coniecutivayearv nest preeeeding a voter j
of ta>d district, and in all uatse wharo the
paraou ha* barn naturalised. the name
thall ba marked wllb the teller "X ;
wbare the person ha* merely declared hi*
intention to become a cituan, and detignt
to be naturalised before the next election,
the name thall be marked '1). I where
lb# claim U to vote by reason of fining be
tween the asc of tyeeb-eni aua twenty- >
twe Or provided by the Word • age"
thall W entered: and if the per ton ),at
moved into the election Jwtrivt to reside,
tinea the U*t general election, the lettor
r "K" thall be placed opposite tho name.
It thall he the further duty of each attes
tor. Ht aforetaid. upon the completion of
the dulic* herein imposed, to make out a
aeparaUr liat of all new- attettmenl* made,
by him. and the amount* upon each, and'
furnith the tame immediately to the coun
ty rornmiaaioncrt, who thall immediately
add the name* to the duplicate, of the
ward, borough, townthip. or district" in
which they bay a been at*cd.
See. it Un the liat being completed,
and lha attntuienU made at aforesaid, the
tame thall forthwith be returned to the
county cuminittiotier*. who thall cau-e
duplicate copie* of taid li*U, with the ob
j tervaliontand explanation*, required lobe
| noted and aforetaid. to be mads out at
■din „* toon at piaittvablc. and placed in
the hand* of the a*c*or. who thall, prior
to the I*t of Augutf in each rear, put one
copy thereof on the door of. or on the
haute where the election of the rcin-otive
diitrirl U required to be held, and retain
the other in hi* |x>af*ton, for the intpec
tion, free of charge, of go v pertou rctincnt
in taid election ilfttri. V. who thall drtire to
tee tho tame t and it thall be the duty
of taid attestor to add, from time to time,
on the pereonal application of any tM
claiming the right to rote, the name ol
■uch claimant, and mark oppotita the
name "C. V.," and immediately asset*
him with a tax, noting, a* in all other)
rate*, bit occupation, residence, whether a
boarder or Imu-ekeeper: if a boarder,
with w||pm he board*, "'.d whether natur
alised.'or detigning to be marked in all
rata* tho letter*, oppotite the name, "N."
or "D. I." atbeca*e may be, if the per
ton claiming to be a*CMed be naturalised,
he thall oxhibit to the attwtor hit ccrtifi
cate of naluralixation, and if he claim*
that he dctign* to be nnturaliacd before
the next t ntuing election, he thall exhibit
the ceitifl. ate of hit declaration or inten
tion ;in alt ch*m where any ward, bor
ough, townthip, or election dittrict it di
vided into two or more precinct*, the at
teator tliall note in all hit atteaamenU, the
election precinct in which each elector re
tidet, and thall make a tepamte return
for each to the county commiationert, ir
all catet in which a return it required from
him by the provition* of thi* act ; and the
county comniiuionrrt making duplicate
copiei of all uch return*, tliall malt* du
plicate copie* of the voter* in each pre
cinct, separately, and thall furnith the
tame to the attettor ; and the cpic* re
uuircd by thi* act to he placed on tl.
door* of, or en election placet on or be
fore the I*l of Augutt, in each year, thall
be placed on the door of, or on the elec
tion place in each of raid dittrirU.
See. 8. After the ac*iiienU have
been completed, onthe tenth dav proceed
ing the tooond Tuetday in October in thi*
year, the a**e*tor h*ll, on the Monday
immediately following, make n return to
county coinmittioiier* of the naiuw* of all
pertout a*te**e<i by him tince the return
required Ito be made hy him by the
tecond recti.>ll of thit act. noting oppotite
each name the observation* and explana
tion! required to lie noted at nforesrid ; and
the county commiaaionera thall, there
fore, caury the to bo added to
the return required by the seeiion of thi* !
act, and a full and correct copy theitof to
bo made, containing the name* of all per- i
tons to returned a* resident taxable* in
*aid ward, borough, township*, or pre
cinct*, and furnith the tame, together with I
the nscettarv election blank*, to the ofli- 1
cert of the election in taid ward, borough, i
town-hip* or precinl* on or before six o'-
eoloek, ip the morning of tlie second
Tuetday IA October ; and no man tliall be -
permitted to vole at the election on that
day whore name it put on said list unless
he shall make proof of his right to vote, as
hereafter required
;* B.F.SHAFFER,
Sept U-1973. Sheriff.
CENTRE HALL
llnrdwart* Slow.
4. ti. DKININGEIf.
A new, <oni|>)cie Hardware Store haa
been "iiem-d by the undersigned in Cen
tre Hull, where he ia tuepared to tell nil
kind* of Building anil ll"U*c v urni*hing
Hardware, Nail*. Ac
Circular ami lland Saw, Tension Kawa,
Webb New#, ('loth#* Kecks, a full assort
meat of ((lata and Mirror |'at* Picture
Fri met, Hpokea, Felloe*. and lluba. table
t'utlery, Hliovrlr, Spade- end Fork*,
I Locks, liingc, Scrwt, Hah Spring*.
Horre Shoca, Nail, Norway Itoda, Una,
Tea Bell#, Carpenter T.m.1., I'aint, Yarn
iabea.
I'ieturea framed in the Burnt atyle
•A - Any thing in the Hardware line
ordered upon ahortcat notice
Alao a full a lock of FURNITURE al
waya on hand.
•dflteincmber, all wall offered cheap
er than cite where
aug '£' 73-If.
NEW GOODS I
ANDNEW
PRICES.
AN RXTIRK N'KW HTOCA OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
• t the
IM)STON UOOT A SHOE STOKE,
NO. .1. 11l *ll'* ARCIDK.
■ Price* than nt any Other Hhoe
Store iu Ccnln County.
Call and See Us !
i
I No. 4. Dueli"* Arcade, Ucllefoute.
• July I'Jtf. •
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
A. W GRAFF,
CENTRE HILL, CENTRE 00., FA.,
Has Juai rwrivcl a large invoice of
Suring (hunts !
! Consisting of the boat HMrtawat of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING!
j DRESS GOODS.
GROCERIES,
FItO VISIONS,
HOOTS A SHOES.
HATS A CAPS.
AND -FA XCY A RTICLK*
brought Potter twp.
Aiao, a large amirtu.cnl of
CAItP E T S !
LOWEST ASH PRICES!
,P-I'reduce taken in (4 highest
'market trill,
A. W. GRAFF.
myfi-ly.
A- STERNBERG,
engaged to manage for I L. Reixen* In,
|in the corner building, opposite Uoffer's
atom, Belief.-tile, haa established a new
Clothing Store when- the beat bargain* in
the county are offered.
s<".so to 919 fur Suits of the On
ost Casslraere.
HATS, CAPS
and a full and complete assortment uf v
--cry thing in the of olotMr,|.
t.puCw I'nrstkblni (iomh
all directly from their own manufactory.
A l*o.
Jewelry, Wnleheu* Ac.
They have engaged their old clerk. Mr
A. Sternberg, a*, well known to the people,
and who will be pleaaod to tee nt* old
friend*. apSlf.
Piece good* of every diacriptjof;, aolJ
low to enable everybody bo have hi* clotb
i ingmade to ordrr.
jr. n. wiiJioK. T. A. mats.
WISON & HICKS,
, WllOLbffiALK AND RETAIL
lliirdwiirr Musi Mote Dcglcnt.
Builders Hardware
| CARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS.
SADDLERS J.RIMMINOS,
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE ANDI
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STOVES.
SPEAR'S Akill-I' LINKER STOVES!
& DOUBLE HEATERS
whi-h will heal one or two rooms dwn
-lairs, and same number above. Cost
very iiulc more than single stove#. These
arc the best parlor stove* made.
BUSqU ED AN N A COOK
STOVE.
This stove ha large ovens, will burn
bard or wit coal and wood, Every one
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
WILSON A HICKS,
tnurlS tt liellefonle, Pa.
Anvil NISTKATO Its NOTICE -Let- j
lert of administration on the etlate
oi iCisabeth Heck man, late of Gregg twp.
dec'd, have l>een created to the under
signed, who roquet* ell person* knowing
themselves indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having de
mnnd* agituil the ame to present them
duly authenticated bv law for settlement-
J NO. ft DECK MAN',
aug3H fit Adm'r.
HaHTWW
Steam Tannery.
HARTERBRO'S.
Hartleton, Union county, Pa.
ThU Tannery ha* now acquired the
reputation of manufacturing tome of the
be-t leather in the State.
Calf Skin* and Heme made and City
Sole leather, alwavt on hand.
Highest market'price paid for Hide*
and Bark.
Plasterer*' Hair, &c., always on hand.
Hide* left with VVui. Harter, in Hainet
twp., will he paid for at highest Cash pri
ce*.
iulylO.tf.
J U. ORVIS. C. T. At.EXa.MJXR
OR VIS & ALEXANDER,
Attornevs-at-law. Office opposlto Court
House, Belletonte, Pa
J. P. 6KPHART,
with Orvls Jt Alexander, attends, to col*
lections and practice in the Orphan's
Court. jan7 70U
I. Giiggenhcimer.
ARRANGKHKNTI
ISAAC (Juoukxhki meii, having
purchased the entire stock of the late
tirw of Su* ma it A Guggenbeimnr, ex
cept the leather ana Hboe-findinga.
has filled up hia shelve* with a lot of
SfLRXbID xkw uooua,
embracing
READY MADECLOTHING,
t>H tens UOOIM),
UUOCKKIW,
rKovutoxa,
BOOTH A anon,
HATH A CAW,
AXIS PAXCY AKTICLM
and la now prepared to accomodate all
hia old customer*, and to welcome all
new ones who may favur him with
their patronage. He faele safe la My
ing that he can pleaM the moat fastidi
ous Call and ace.
ISAAC OUGGKNHEIMKR.
P. B.—Mr. Kuasman still contiauei
to deal in
LEATHER AND SHOE-PIN DINGS
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEM,
in tnc old room, where he may alway
be found. 12ap.tr.
J. ZELLEB SON
DRUGGISTS
No 6 BrurkfrbolT Row, Btllrfoßt(,Pi
Denier* in Drug*. 4 feeaaftcnl*.
IVrfituacrj, Fnney
4lf,
Pure Win* and Li<juor* for medioel
l>urpoMM at way* kupc atay si. 72.
y E W PrRNITUBKSTORr
1 boot nkkow Qorrn'i
BELLEFONTE, PA.
GEOJi (JE (fBHYAN,
Dealer to
/ \i ri ft ] Y u a 2
OS ALL KIKM,
ItKDSTEA DS TA C'UVIRH ;
ud Chamber Seta.
ZQ,F4& SO, (JJfQEB,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
WAUt )SK, >ITTUtm. U
Particular Attention to Ordered Work.
RF.PAIMSG DOSE PROMPTLY.
UN DEBTAROIti,
In All lu Branches,
M ITALIC, UU[VX, A*
OtittMOS CASKS!*,
A1 army ton Haqd.and Funeral* Attended
Witt, an K !<• rani Heart* a|4tf.
Stoves! Fire! Stov's!
,Ai Amly iUesmau't, Co*lre Hell, are
la leal and beat tiovaa out, be ha* jut I
received a large lot of
Ctiwk Stoves, the l'ionecr Ceofc*
the Edip-e PecA,
tee Reliance Oook,
i,Ur mII Mom m LOW aa any• bare
in Mifflin or Centre co.
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARE
K W Ft: HNITU UK STORK.
1 boot askew Ilorrn'i
BELLEFONTE, PA.
UEOKGE (fUHYAN,
Dealer to
fUAinvuiAS
OE ALL KIXIN,
BEDSTE A DS, TARM& 111 AW,j
aud Ofaanib-rr Seta.
LOUNGES,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
WAKOX )SZ*. ■ ATTEEMZt. U
Particular Attention lo Ordered Work.
RHPAMI SO DOSE PROMPTLY.
I'A DKKTIKIXU,
In All lla Braacbea,
MITALIC, A*t
(tfKMOX CAKEKTA
Alwajr* on Haqd.and Funeral* Attended
1 * Witt, an K Want Heart* ipllt
The undesigned hereby inform* the
ciliaen* of Pennavalley that At ha* pur
rha*ed the Tinthop heretofore earned en
by LheC. U Mfe Co., and wUi cos#*"*
the tine, at the pld lit all Ha branch
>m, lu tl,,' ii:aovfatureof
STOVE PIPE * SPOl'TlltiU.
All kind* of repairing done. Be hu
*1 wayton hand
Fruit Cans, of all Siiee,
BUCKETS.
CUPS.
mppiw.
ItfSH Bii. AC.
A>l VtHTh warranted and charge* reaaon
abiv*. A tnare of the public patronage ao>
lulled. AND. REKSMAN.
J*ep7or Centre Hall
T E\V HARDWARE STORE.
J. & J. HARRIS.
No. &, IIRiH'KERHOPP ROW.
A new and Hardware Store
hat been opened by the underaigufd in
j Brockerbofr* new building- vhurt' they
i are prepared to a&ll all bind* or Building
iland lioua* Purni*bing Hardware, Iron,
1 Stool. Nail*.
Rugrv wheel* in *ett, Champion
i Clothe* \Vringer, Mill Saw*. Circular and
Hand Saw* Tennon Saw*. Webb Sawa,
Ice Cream Kreeaera, Bath Tuba, Clothe*
Reck*, a full a*aorto*ent or Gla* and
Mirror flun( all (iae*. Picture Frame*,
f Wheelbarrow*. Lamp*. Coal Oil Lamp*.
; Belting, Spoke*. Felloe*, and HUM,
i Plow*. Cultivator*. Cam Plow*. Plow
Point*. Shear Mold Board* and Cultiva
.] lor Teeth, table Cutlery. Shovel*. Spade*
and Fork*. Lock*, Uitvgua, Screw*. Sath
{.Spring*. Hunkb-Sboe*. Nail*. Norway
| Rod*, till*, Lard, Imbricating: Cent,
I Linaeed. Tanner*, Anvil*, Vice*, Bel low.
Screw Plate*. Blackunitb* Tool*. Factory
i Boll*. Tea BeU*, Griod.tooea, Carpenter
Tool*, Fruit Jar* and Can*, Paint, Oil*,
Varnithe* received and for tale at
june&US tf. J. A J. HARRIS.
THS PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
Next door to Wilnon A Hick*' Hard
ware store, Allegheny St.,
BKLLKPONTE, k
R, F. Rankin 6c Co.*
I (Succeaaor* to Linn A WiUon.)
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS
AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS. UIIA DYE
STUFFS. YARNBRUSH
ES, f hHPVMKRY, NOTIONS,
AND KANCY ARTICLES
FOR THE TOILET, Ac.
for medicinal purpose*.
SHOULDER BRACES,
TRUSSES A SUPPORTERS In great
variety]
Al*o, Choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
and all other article* u*ually hept in first
olut* Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFU Y
COMPOUNDED.
tf.Uune RK RANKIN A CO.
BUTTS HOUSE
BRU.EPONTE, PA.
J. B. BUTIN, Prop'r.
Has first class accommodation; eharg
e* rettMine *, |f.
TAS. XWSk'W &, |
tf Bllefbnte, promptly attend* to all
buiine** entrusted to him. . jul2,'6Btf
iNfcrii tatfCOVbRY
U nl mm 4 MMwi Mh*.
Dr. aAIVU** T\ n KI.*FJIM
Cure Incipient C'wtt
Dr. GAUVUri Till ItDIEDIBI
, Cur* Cm*!•■•.
Dr. axurtK-n ta;i " :em
Cue* A .(!>.:>a.
Dr. €*.IIIVII TaIS UUH3IRI
Cut* I.Vart
Dr. OAR VIVI T'.l Uf'fEOIEI
Cur* f>u:n •*.
Dr. OAUVX.V4 T:.ll UE lEOIEI
Dr. Till UIIVEDin
BeguLAe th* m*rai>r .i l*wh
Dr.GAUVICI Tt.t UCVEDfO
Cuiu b.t IVmnle Weakßeeue*.
1 Dr. UAUVIY K TAD BCIEMBi
> Purify tW UlooA
' Dr.GiltVlY'i TAB ItEXEMIW
Cw* of Ihe Tkraat
Dr.titKVlVi TAR BEKEDin
Cur* BruarMil*.
1 Dr. GAHVIXK TAB CVEM
Cur* "lln^ l <*|d.*"r "tUyiWßf
Dr. OAIffT.VS TALI KCIBMEt
Cur* I.iim : Diura**,
Dr. GAItVIVS TJUi IIEIEDIOI
Cur* (°4.u:l)iuiio<i.
Dr. GAKVB'M TAB REJIOMD
Omm Suit Uht-aua.
Dr.GAKVIAH TAB BEKEiHEI
Cur* liidur; IMwmm.
Dr. UARVIIIi TAB REWEIMDI
lW*ut Cholera A Yellow Dver
, Dr. G IBVITS TAB BEVfDIEI
Prevent ttaltzrlons Dim. * •
Dr. CAHVITft TAB BEIEDn
luow* rni tn the >miL
Dr. GAHVIW TAB BEIEDIB
Rrta-v> rata m tb* tMc or Dark.
1 Dr. GABVI\*!i TAB BCWEDIBi
An > Huprrtor T*uk.
Dr. GABVLYI TAB BCXrOIB
Bolon Oa* ArUBIB.
Dr. GABVIPS TAB BEiIfERVEft
Genu tk I'oßd IB Digrrot,
TAB KBKEMEtt
W Weak *M DrbllUmeeA
Dr. GAXVIVt ri! BEVEDID
Um T>*w *• V*ur lynta.
L T. HYDJB Sl CO..
AO. m raofurroßA
J95 Hevrnm* Ire., .Vete ForA,
Iftdec.Tty
Shortlidge 4c Co..
PR OPRJE T CJQS Or THE
BftlMtafe l\m Quarries,
only Manufacturer, at Lime, burnt
exclusively with rood, in Ommtu)
i rawyNak
DUIAH ax
Anthracite Coal,
1 WhiU Lime,
Do Pout * Powdet,
, Sporting and Bigistog Powder on
Pom for Blasting,
6 Firo Brick,
Ground Fir* Clue.
Fertiliser*.
Implement*.
leaßß
OBce std yard near South mml at the
' Bald £** l* Valley Railroad Depot, Bell*.
fiHit*. Pa JuaMLTt
* \roVVQ-8 HOTEL. Comer of Third
X and Che*taut Street, Mifltiahurg, Pu..
John Shower*, Proprietor.
Iu Central Location make* It puftiruUH)
* dacirabla to penoas visiting Town on
' H A Taylor'• lawy*Attacbwi,
- —P* ly
C. F. Harlacber N. Ctuu*s 11.
rnSSN ARRIfAA
GOODS!!!
HKBLACBEH * CSOXMILLKK
Will to iafuu the eitiaaua of Potter
that they have opened aa entire n*w
* wock of good* in their old quartern, and
- will keep ootutantly oa hand a full and
good assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS..
consisting of
j ALPACAS,
Poplins
PLAIDS,
TjiiiCi w.
_w4 lit oilier kind* of
DRESS GOODS.
\! . full Una of
NOTIONS and FANCY 6oods
Hats A Cap*, Boots dt Shoot
CROCKERY. ul/EKNS WARE,
STONEWARE. CEDAR WAKE,
SUGARS.
•TEAS, COFFEES.
FIBH, SALT.
etc.. alt, da.
AII of which are olhr at greatly reduced
price*.
Highest price* paid for eooatry produce.
By strict attention to burin*** we hope to
morit and receive the patronage of the
j public
— — '
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP,
* *
LETI 818 RAY.
*t hi* establishment at Centre Hall, keep*
on hand, and tor *ale, at the mo*l reaosna
ble rate*.
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
Plaikaxd Faxct,
and vehicle* of every description made to
order, and warranted to he made of the
beat teaaoned material, and by the moat
skilled and competent workmen. Person*
wanting anything in ki* line are requested
to call and examine hi* work, tbey will
find itnot to be exoelled for durability and
wear. mayjtftf.
LEVI MURRAY,
NOTARY PUBLIC, SCRIBNK* AND
CONVEYANCER,
CENTRE HALL.PA.
Will attend to administering Oaths, Ac
knowledgement of Deed*. Ac, writing Ar
tide, of Agreement, Deed*, Ac, may 16
Gift & Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL
They have now opened, and will constant*
ty keep on hand, a splendid stock of new
SHOES, GAITERS, A SLIPPERS, fev
men, women and children, from the beat
manufactories in tb* country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOOTS and SHOES mad* to order, upon
short notice. They invite the people of
thU vicinity to give them a call, as they
wul strive to merit a share of their pat
ronage. zsylvtf