I'BKD ECRTZ Editor.
0
Centre Hall, Ta., Oct. 8.8874.
7 r ,'o v > •
when not paid in adranot.
Adi*rtU*nw*t atVuvi'/im ' '
ertinna, and for C> and P2 oaf* '-.V -V
sal caafracf.
Democratic Nominations.
For Supreme Judge,
HON AYARRKS J. WtKiUWARIb
' of Berks.
For Adiiitional Law Judge,
JOHN B. on VIS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
HON. JOHN L ATT A, of Westmoreland.
For Auditor General,
HON. JUSTUS F. TEMPLK, - ftireeh.-
For Secretnrv of Intern*! Affair*.
GEN. WIUdAM MOANHLLSN.
of Philadelphia.
For Congres*.
L. A MACKKY.
For Slate Senator,
WM. A. WALLACE.
ASSEMBLY,
S. T. Shugert, Hellelcjite,
S. S. Wolf, Potter.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
J. L. Spangler, Bellefonte.
COM MISSION KB,
J. Xewlin Hall, HowarJ.
CO. SURVEYOR,
,T. 11. Ivcifsnydrr, Penn.
AUDITOR.
Adam Yearick, Marion.
Eels have their hearts in their tHils.
That's better than Gov. Kellogg, he
had no heart at all.
A new name for a SIOO0 —a
'"Godsend." Carpenter.
Carl Schura is making stump
speeches in Missouri. —Awl Gen.
Haystack smoke* stump* of cigars
picket! up on the streets of Bellefonte.
Batiks are responsible for bowls
stolen fioni thtm.as decided in Mary
land, last week by the Howard ci unty
circuit court in the case of \N illiaui
A. Boyd, against the Third National
bank of Baltimore to recover $29,000.
principal and interest, of bonds left
with the bank as collateral, aud which
were stolen from the bank wheu bro
ken into and robbed by burglars iu
August, 1572, the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for the lull
amount. The case was removed by
the bank from the city superior court
to Howard county for trial.
Democrats of Ceutrc remember the
importance of having two democratic
representatives at Harrisburg. Mat
ters that will greatly concern the fu
ture of o.tr party will come before that
body, and therefore we need the right
kind ot men there. The election on
the 3rd of November involves import
ant state as well as county officers,
and upon it also haugs the election
of a United States Senator, determin
ing whether he shall be a democrat or
a radical.
Let not democrats be indiflereut
then, but go to work for the triumph
of our principles aud eudeavor to
give an increased majority in this
county for our excellent ticket.
We referred, in last week's Repor
ter, to the Texas Pacific Railroad, as
one that was receiving the support
and endorsement of the Texas Gran
gers, as it will be a competing line,
aud reduce freight charge* for far
mers and others We were pleased
to find since that this is the very rail
road of which Wm. A. W a!lace, our
nominee for senator, U the Vice Presi
dent.
We have in our possession a circu
lar from Wm. W. Lang, Master
Texas State Grange, asking the Gran
gers outside of Texas to give this rail
road enterprise their aid. This circu
lar is signed also by the Executive
Committee of th; State, and was
unanimously endorsed by the Texas
State Grange at its Annual Session,
held iu the City of Waco, Texas,
August 18th, 1874.
Thus it will be seen that no Gran
ger can find fault with Wm. A. Wal
lace, our nominee for Senator, because
he is Vice Pres't of a railroad : on
the other hand it must be gratifying
to the Patrons to know that our dis
tinguished nominee, Mr. Wallace, is
at the head of a railroad enterprise
which is in the interest of the Patrooa
of Husbandry and which has the
official endorsement of a state Grange.
Mr. Wallace's railroad, it will be seen,
is one for the benefit of all the work
ing classes.
The office of district attorney is one
in which our German citizens have a
great interest, as they often need the
services of that officer. Jack L. Span
gler, the democratic nominee for the
place, besides having all the necessary
qualifications, speaks as
readily as the English language, —a
qualification so seldom found in our
public servants. One half the citi
zens of this county are German, and
often deplore this want in our public
officers, who otherwise are very excel
lent men. In Jack L. our
German population will have the sat
isfaction of finding this requisite in ad
dition to the other qualifications of
which he is possessed. Bear this tact
in mind, voters of Penusvalley on the
3rd of November.
The radical papers are raising
cry against L. A. Mackey, because lit
is a banker, —they are unable to find
any thing else to say against him
Now banks are just ag much a necessi
ty as stores, lumberyards, newspapers,
or railroads. The only trouble being
that Bome bauks are dishonest and
take heavy interest The bank of
which Mr. Mackey is president never
took more than G per cent., which is
the legal rate, and his bank is one of
those that does not subsist by skin
ning its customers, fen tuuch credit
for Mr. Mackey, as one of tba honest
and fairdetling bankers.
The banking business is just 03
legitimate as preaching, farming, or
doctoring, and the wrong about it is
only where it i aimed :i:.! used l<>!
extort All trades ami pi.>lVioi.B are j
honorable, yet ive have uiifuithlul j
minister* of the Gt>.-i>i!, lc*t>r- who
abuse their profi-ssion ami n> oil, :n
--well as banker*. Hut Mr. Maekry's
bunk has never to this day been guilty
j of any mean and unfair piaoliecs, but
ha- been carried en strictly up* n tin
principle of fair dealing which has
j secured it the confidence el all and is
therefore l.fkid uj en :: an in-titu
lion whiih hetulils the public ! r
| fair e nipi italiiT, ur di-ru t j,i\ i. t<>
' j|cmg and sin i iiMr. Mark.)
deals in lus bank ;t- he do - in :i!l his
dan-action* outside el it <n an lienor
| able, fair and liberal way and when
j the radical slang-wlisujjeis raise the
cry of ' hauler," "banker ■'* agai:-t
htm, let the reader 10 t Income alarm
jed, for the laH'k Huvcn llank, al
though many years in < \ i-!e:i I :i
--not yet given any of it. . MtOtWrt OC
' oasion to be seared, at J much less
need any he soared now at the i.idu-il
!. rv ngaius: its chief, Mi Mack. v
Win. A Wallace, — twelve ycai io
• the senate —has proven a public -r(
vant tried and never found wanting
; Mr. Wallace's ncord is such as i
I public always desire their servant.- t.
' have, it is clean all ttiroug;,- and ;te ot
• which any publio man could tee. J
t roud- When we have men . ! a!<i .-
tv who have proven true t>* the inter
ests of the public, ir is the duty . t
every good citiweir to • tu'jd hv them.
Wiu. A- Wallace, wh unasked s-
I nominated lor state svi.a". r, in longs
to that el*-s ot men, lit* never wa
! in>r could he he, accused ol going a iti>
the plundering ring and dishonest j
iticiuus. These always feared hiu:,
t because he ever opposed to. ir sei. :ie
, and foiled many oflh -ir corrupt plan*.
For these virtues the- dent er.rev pre
' seut Wm, A. Wallace to the h uu-t
voters of (bis senatorial district
H uiesi meu, staud by your h.'UiS".,
true and faithful servants, sueti *> sir.,
Wallace bas proven to be.
Is there any democrat iti old Centre
who is willing that g single nominee
upon our ticket shall bt* saeut. v.: by
the election of a radical ? Ketneinber
tbs damaging effect such Conduct
might have upon the future of the
party. The defeat of one came up. n
our ticket and the election of a radical
may be sowing the seed for a worse
defeat next year. Defeating any of
our nominee* uoiv will not only have
a discouraging affect upou democrats,
but wiil encourage the opposit; 11 the
more and iucite them to greater exer
tiou next year with the hope of carry
ing their whole ticket. Do * you see
danger tlieu, fellow democrat* ? Can
v.iu be lukewarm, indifferent'or even
w iliiug to scratch a single name M e
trust not, for the whole ticket was
fairlv nominated.
I'Jitßge of ('ongrev-nien
We think every honest man—Dem
ocrat as well as republican—will
agree with us, that emigres- sadly
needs a cleaning out. Salary Gral>,
Credit Mobiliers, ami*;* hundred other
disgraceful practices which are too
many to enumerate, have satisfied till
honest men that the Augean stables
at Washington need the river o: puri
fication tumid up n tht tn, ami that
it is high time the thieves ami plun
derers who have been acting the Forty
thieves there in its reality and to the
disgrace and injury of the nation,
should be sent into political exile.
Let the old sinners be given strict
marching orders ; let the halls of leg
islation be strewn with a disinfectant,
—by all means let there be a change
ol congressmen, for the good Lord
knows that it can not be for the worse.
The latest stain is that unearthed from
Gov. Kellogg's correspondence ob
tained during the recent fracas at
New Orleans, in which were u batch
of letters from Butler, Carpenter, and
other prominent and shining radical
lights at Washington, which show that
these fellows were feed—bribed —by
Kellogg to sustain him. Carpenter
asked 11,000 of Kellogg, because it
would be "a Godsend, as he was
short." Some of these letters we give
in another column. Now to driye
out these fellows will be the greatest
"Godsend" the people eanjliavc. Let
u? do our share in this good work by
electing that man of unimpeachable
character and undoubted purity, L.
A. Mackev, to congress with such a
tremendous vote that rogues and dis
honest men in high places will uot mis
take the deep indignation of the peo
ple. Mr. Mackey is the people's man;
he is of the people and ever was and
still is, for the people. Honest men,
give him a big vote.
Sliugert and Wolf,
let them receive every democratic
vote; the party can not afford to loose
any of its representative* at Harris
burg. This is a matter of great im
portance, not only for the democracy
of this county, but may be of the ut
moot moment to the party in the state.
Stand by the nomineeo, they were
fairly nominated by the regular re|>
reoentativeo of the party. They wiil
oe found true in every vote and upon
every important measure. A radical
will go against the interests of our
party in every thing Dont listen to
the coaxings of lbs eofmy, hut vote
the whole ticket.
J. NVwliri Hull
The democratic nominee for Com
missioner, is one of the most intelligent
and respectable farmers in Centre
county. He is well recommended by
all who ever knew him. He is an
honest man, and a tax payer who
knows what it is to earn money. Mr.
Hall will make a faithful officer. He
w ill devote himself to the inteiestsof
the tax payers of the county. He is a
plain man, from among the common
class, but has every qualification for
the office, and is possessed of that
sound judgment so necessary for that
i office.
LOUISIANA DEVJi I OPMEN is
Asroi'Mus.. lit vit vii'". ■ Tin
Wav IN Witt, it rut Ki:t oi.i.
l-t'ltt' V l 111 N Wv v l I AIM l>~
l.i \t:Ni; 11 vol vt - ' nvui v I t
We submit ihc-e d. vi lopiiietris be
low to intelligent Kept.bin .in-, lUtd
nk whether tln-v will v.-te loan-tain
in \ owcr men wh hav< •nade the no
fortni es i!' people atm u liaiiili/e, and
bought and sii.l the p '. ial int.. i tlv
of State- in the tint t! en; unt ttiu
the hall- ot Co ii go -.
i! .1.-1 '.t. I. t ■ (!. N I I •>' ui'
N. ii r )ilea: ' • r • 1
the day oi the IVuu i up i'tat, winn
the i.v.iluti ui.-.- .. • the iti
Hon-.- alter G v. K. " ' tr it •
the i tliiv of M.tr-h.'i I'm >hiho . .
number ofotheial ntul novate 1 ti.i
vvi'tc found in the atel n< ot the id
tree, and have sis < b-.-in i the p>-
sesfcion ufeltiretis- Am.-ng t .-. .it
tet> were • un.lei whiih | a—<t be
Iweeii (< .v KtllOH and pr.onn •Hi
Com*ft me.i. It h. - l eeU Ini itu
tiuiatid that they contain.<l impoitttnl
revelations a- to the m.inin i in ivli eh
tin Louisiana ease w. - utaua; I in
Washington, with a View t ■
M . t 'inchli.u k in the S. nale, and
keeping G v. K. II . - and ho party
in p.oi. r The Tribune ■- p<; *ttt
live succeeded to-day in • . ing the
•riginais and übtaiuh : cop:. - oi sev
eral of the letteis. and - .tie uiv ;•i v. :
herewith. I'lie first i- trom 1 t
Hilling-, <t Ivepul iea.i law v. i i t llii
eitv, .ue o{ the c. ui.-e! i; (• v. Kdl-.
ogg while llu l Loui-una ease w.s- be
fore Congre.s.
K t' Hll.l.lNtisi Tiu;o\ KKI.IAHJU
\V it.t.van H ii
WasbiC*°*> December *. WJ
1>: m (1 • > knok: Lis an '.•■ t
W.il am K i- W. . a.:' u- a1 he
hnt walked with us nobly and m re ef
' ■
He wished me t> write t • y a '•
} w rl.l arrant the umll. rvi !.i:n
at the i .rlis-t in uncut po- *b •
Kr v. .ui' C H'tttS"-
Tha folhiwit'c were written when >cua
tor Carpenter's I. • ... W.i- t>• eft
the Senate, ami si. t ■•re t jr.
adjournetl
Front Caleb Cn-innp S > It v Ivi
h'gg
\Vsliing'.< , J.. <•is.
Mr llsva Mil 1 have . Jt re ..oi
ol the llltli. hav mg b. >• at nft-jwi
for ten at)., • t • ■•.■■ug\y .1.-a-At
on yon for st.oat I>. i t sot. •. - j
vious letter thai • fthe draft wiu-1
you sent me - rue time since. 1 t.-utid I'.
de-irebie to il ilircr SI,OW ; Mr Chand
ler lam glad 1 t! -at *U pre-, nt o|>-
poattu.n to your admini*.ration t dyinjt
oug ni public cji.a e ti. ■ . i eimf rest, r
ed. I shall bo happy t • see you wi.u > ,
come here, and 1 remain your- truly ,
C Li -ins
To Hon. Wis. Pat K •<.:
From E.G. liiiiing* to(i v. K< gj
Bn.uxi.l i Hi ui! *.
UoCNsHLi'iiS-AT- t. or,
X Csi-t. 11 H i** St: -t.
X. . 0.-iei'is, J.i • I. In. ■
Bb Kscnxcxct -Ditt < ■ .
I u..j leave for th N h T? ir- lay.
and if you ar K-a:. t • id van in •>-
thing in tuy fee in y ur c i-j y 'W --a
it to Mr. Barreti, eir cjuini n fr . i I
aaa. truly your#,
Kuv. vi-41 V'. ltr it is..*
p hopes that V I vv Ii I H. '
the payment a* large as ?- ■ OW'
lttt-i.t v>— -%ilvawC£.
I'n N-rt its-A; - law,
No. S"J CusNou llous.- -tre. l.
N • a Uro .0 . J .ly l. ts
K-Ji-eieod fcw>*Bsa. W P* Kdls||
VX) on ace>> mt for profes- • .*1 "t v •- - in
the i .-eof Kelb g,* agt. Warniouth et '
so,V*l Knw AKt' (' BILLI Nll-
Iwnwal UM t* tUs reaeipt h> m.-
Jous V, llaKHi.tr. Jit
From lleiiUiiiiin 1' }'• "cr to '• '•
Kellogg
It -ton, Jun IT. !-T t.
C*ret and, in ' ' f
ToMv Htvit (iovaUN it 1 think y
retainer in the matter 1 : the petition It*
the iiuprenie Court about th. atha..- *(
Louisiana sh'O. dbe iM I *'. 1 ndvisi ir.
the cause urith the C 'jns. l v 1.0 aigu I it
—they wlB recognise my seri in ai.il t
was obliged in Con e juence the retainer
to refuse one on the other -i.te. l'lease
remit by draft on New V irk w;. 1 draft
will be your receipt.
Very truly* y ur-,
BEN#. F. Bt 11
To Hon. Wis }* Kell. gg, tioyernor.
Ai-.,*New Orleant.
Matters Sett led.
Willard s Hotel, I) l>.e. S, l*7d.
I>C*K tiovEßx >k 1 arriv '.here
i>.>n Monday morning at 6. havl-gb ■ :i dv
'.lined at Hurriburg for twelve 1. ur-; that
| time, however, I improved with Wayne
j McVeagh. my old fr.-nd a*. 1 eln -niH-..-.
1 had wntte-: t'J him, and he ha- taken.
!a 1 di>"i take, n gr- it i . -i 1 i:.
I isiana case, nml ha* dmo iih. h to „<*
' Cameron, uho i- hi- father-in-law, to take
! -uc-h decided sural for us We found our
; friends in the house gutting r- ajy to make
| the move of yesterday, and w to.'i- .„r
eonts off and helped lliem.
You know how the vote . i ..n y a'ing
Sypher—lo6 to '.*• It wu- a strict party
vole, and meant u determination to rn og
ni/.e. at all bartards, your Government. 1
find the party well nigti a tit.;, n the oue.
lion. Sheldon vias seated, and tin. looro •
ing it wns thought beat that the ri - slution
to sent l'inchkack should he 'aid on the
table, as it might embarrass him in hi- ef
fort to t> suatud in tho SeniUe if he should
be seated in the House. The matter in th
House is settled. Smith w ill be sessted i_v
a party vote.
A to the Senate, immediately u|>n r
riviaa I had an interview with Morton
fctiil the Attorney-tieneral. and übmitltcd
to them the alternative to examine Blaneh
ard or to g<i entirely on the decision of the
Supreme Court. W illu.u.. bud u.< doubt
The examination of Hlnnehard might ti.tii
out badly, and the investigation might be
protracted. Mottui wi-li 1 toft 1 of tin
com mitten. Thev will in t in ot till Satur
day, will not or,t in- -e till Friday -n> 1
have pr< pared a hriel mid have hud it
i printed. solely on tin- df> <1 lha tJU
pr me ('■ >urt, *<• it- t In- r-nI v to submit'
I tlti* rnoc on I tint |■ it.t alone, t tot, il
'M 01 ton tifi'.N 11.• ti itipi rof the commit!' <■
! will allow.
An Awkward circumstance. i
I Meanwhile, 1 have seen alino t everyi
one. Sumner and ltmtwoll nro both with
| u, and 1 think if the matter is pushed to
an immediate vote upon jiet enough "fa
I •we hall win. My own "pinion i- to
J put it on toe byprotno Court decision*.
I Than there CANNOT he any JOOIU JOR L-.I GI
debate. There is an awkward circumtlance
—Carpenter, so W'.l myt, told him thntj
he stood where he did and should stutpi
there unle-s a ditto relit ease was made out.
West asked him if the d'-i isiotl of the Su
. j'oms Court would not uiithori/.e a
• ''l # n ' Carpetiler -aid to . So I shall
I UdCfcrtph J'"o K-s-it'.' t < telegraph on
.. - U> Curi.esi! r i.• Palo. ,i "The
r roiM . , 1
. "*> ((d its U' pls'Si tts" SO
party i* tinned •
< - , ■ * RESTING OL
Ist rests require the inn.
l'iru hhaek I propose to pr< --on halts j
er Carpenter g>e with us or eg dust u-. 1M
he goo* against us it may lake more time.
t\ illisin E. Ctiandler i- working with,
us, and he ha* worked with u- nohly ami!
tuore effectually thnn any one except!
\V illiutns. He wished me to write to you j
about hi* fee. 1 would arrange tho mat
ter with lii in at the enrlie'l moment possi-;
hie.
Pincllbock is beba\ i/ig w ell. JI• is with j
Carter almost continually, hut i- inukingji
n good impression. Casey is working fori i
him. So is De Klyue, who is here, evi- i
dently for that purpose. Ugden is hcruji
alone of tho committee of tho other side. .
lie doe- I I like y tcrd> • Vote, Collll d
w ii* telegi'.iplied by Mnrr t • net on their
."limit!> .• IF Inn diciii i I
1 .c, 1-lntive I 11t11.1.-
ICI evening, Wlu I I -nlbd 'II M'llloli, |
he ii-ked madid I know thrio WH* a lie
ptll'iii 111 *'|;i"-, 1 inn tu I'lliclihici- fiiiii
Nc Orient: 1 told him'iio II iil
charge- wore to be ircletred on e.ioiittt
oflegiilnllve fraud- I a*k J him whalj
licit had ti do with In being aeat'il, and
' e a .!, lo thing direct'* , d inlglil lime n
A ! .. . ! ;..
uonld 1.11 tho party eml lie i 1 In eotihi
;t... 1 . . !
,
II 111 il V • i. ilalv T 'ill. 1-1 the will a
Ii .<'ti I Ho 1,1 ii'U lliiltk* ll i* Si. iW alio
Helm. I love to opinion fo. to who it u
YY . t bin no . | lui \Y ill i n not -end
him one t
1I . ieVc I : •*. 1..,! y> u -i.. -üb.lero .
. fall, eveept that there are nunierou* audi
i' !-t tnt Inquitie ft r you, and n maiufea
tftlion of int. ■, : ti you h.-I v.-ui i.ov.rn
ti itto tl I■in g. , l.i-t > ear. 1 am.
in "1 tiuly. your liieittl,
L C liiLl.tNi"
NiU Oilei-i Sept '.'7 The lllillet.no!
• i -!:, v publ .il. the captured letter, t.
K. Hegg, togtther with . ipiei of the ►lubi
m In- ,in .. ! l-i t a th • y• ir i and
part - I l-.t Amen g the nieluurnneluilia
oil th--e' at.ui a: tile" foibiwing bearing'
ik*mnnof Htaakii C*rp**t*r. wimh 1
have Vei .lied by all . Xauillialloli of tlie'
chock t -ink
187 d, May l'J, Mai. Carpelitei S-kOU'
is:- M:c .1 Ylui! Carpenter Hi
l v * I'.- k".' Mnt'. Cirpe'-l.r ... -*lt*l
I i e Huil- lil an.> ►, ,'uka ul a *-..b |i| all
that che-e k b. inJie-ating tho lout uf k
e i-e '! I rj! I**l .• ' in-Id Curprlite . 1 .
Uiat I'rio the dale n ti. t gHctl, the efi.n l.
.! gi . .'! i.ei Mllil- ,b .t ill l d.pir
. flie lltlliel.ll and other 1 i-riiiiii e iauit ti
I.hv, i.'e'li :t. A ording to lii. -e iiiemor
: iu • the- !•.,. 1 Mr Caipen
t-r v." j 1,-a.O.
.. in t*.1,,.v Hc'eerl .if tbU Stale. ■ preu
lltal*. i'.Je ta third |eflit fur Pre;,
i.ul lirui.l, . tiling tiie ai .'lilio:, of <•■•,.
Kvih-ggtuhi* ti - v ice- Jo jliu laller, ait.l
...king an sppointiui'iu for In. tun In con
>itiv rituoii
S.tintor Ciirpe'iitei'* lat: :
Di.ak Kn.iie.u 1 am do*per it.. v
• HI CHit \ U • i liie >l,t**i ll ►
ii *■ id. i I c a ii -.1 *enJ
Yei.:i truiv.
M rr 11 CanvkJii u
't Ytijj. IS7T
(ii ti Bullet i'vifs to * vie h-'.'i ;r
tin Cmirt,but tiiu
wiiuiii tiiuiiliar with Liui-iaiianf
hin uf ti.ii. te.,. i," LmMuumn
i ' re' that C :.rt ..I t!ic time liti* let
ter v.as written, and tint the services
jlhu* tnguoiu , !t|<*-crile<l .re uulii
iog ie'.-- than his influence a* a member
..!( ngri -in t!. I'niriibai k and Me*
Milluu i uti:. In fact, that lie was
imLjc '.v i and fitaitiiel just u* it ap
.if* ft td lit. .'.h i Iclt I. jl.itl l d.eo
C'd-i At' '(i.ei ticiicrnl W tliiam*.
.iii William K. C aniur, Secrets *
. 1 tile' Kept! i.ic U ("ollgri --I dial ( • itu
tu iitewcii riu-re nrc other .ctterr
inakittH T-trlling revdati ti< at I tat-
I ..iit.i.p* pro ■ l ent men iu W.tsl.ing
liv'i:, *l2 iu tWm iA •*• *it t * ILi
eatcut (bat Ibev sic i> -tti t > h*vi
a*l.til f r at. I nckiHiu 'e lgrd lh re
ceipt of
<i iv K> log / wlitie Ibe Louisiana
. ivit'-d the of l'tinh*
,i ■ ' M' >i i . v - Uftlor \*.i- be
, >rc Lid Sinitte. A letter fr mi .Mr.
('handler acknowledge- f 1.0(F), hut
pf hfc f !;i* cKrtive ei vie. •. and
.ik< for iti''iv. Lite remaining ietici*
m l he hi ought forvard hcreaflrr, but
it i imp' -sible lo git copies lv)-nigl.t
Ail bear evidence ol gcr.uiuet*># and
antlicntic.lv uf aiguatiirc, aud the fact
ihat ttiey w ie fii.ti.'l in tiv.
C'llicc i* i tati!ielud on excellent au
thorite
Stu'c- in tin*. K< pr,'* die.
book l r 1 "7-i, nl-o captured, sustain
the lt limouy and It ite rs by show ing
that !arg" amounts were paid by checks
t'> *- nuli'M while the n.-r * pctid-
I! g. in i>ii ' t'Bjie a t:JUc!I U- ?l, )l)0.
Evidence of the manner in which
! the Secretary of the National llcpub
litan Kvecutive Coinmiltef lurtta an
honest pen ii v is n Horded by the follow
ing letter :
II x fiflO Wa-hiiig'-.H., D C , Dc.\ I, im.
M* Dkaß Kilt ... 1 ha*" y.uiri of
t/ct Ip, till.-- tha*. time I have li*d a COB
fcrciiC with Mr' tin ling* and JuJg" Dow
.dl. ami have endeavored to learn the iiu
etion with reference to L- ui*iana matters.
The B-pcct* are indeed gratifying. 1 don't
know of anything which remain* to be
done to give you complete recognition and
victory lieii except the admission of -Sena
tor Pinrhback, which I tru-t will take
; without mi* . ■ :i*iderable delay. Mr
Billing* i. t i ri'ti.rn, and i- the fittest per
il ii thing.- ■ ;-id', - i • riprc.cnt
Louisiana interc-'.*. 1 do not consider
that nay cunsidernbia headway wi.l l"
i...id IK foc iinpcacbineul of JuJgc Dow
el I out giving id— syloeel attention,
and iiu* learned what you have d- no for
other counsel here during my absence, and
am very much gratified to learn that you
were able to respond to their demand*.
T .y large.', iletniiiid whether reasonable
!or r.ot. it „. - i , pedi nt for you to meet a.-
y u i d. M n h would fcaco UCei. la/a-1 if
In had been responded to a year ago ac
i. r.ling to my request. Of the s'J.t****ent
Yi r. Cmhing, lie gave me SI.COt 1 . I cer
tainly oipecti'il ti nt when you got able
you would ipo something, for I gave
dilligent attention to your affair* all inat
winter, and did not expect to call for com
pel. Nt,. i , unless the time should route for
you to bo able to render it. You must not
now forgi t or ift gleet me, but must make
mo a remittance, mid it ought to be as large
'a- you send or have sent to anybody else,
t iieruivl no money la-t winter, and have
met some pretty tia*> lo,*g f lately which
I must miike up. I have explaineii the
• iihji. t fully to Mr. Hillings, who can give
you my jde*.- utore fully than 1 can write
. them.
V 1.1. U l k . J • .4
'low ullii4T.il final!) >■ I.<i i'oui|>iuLdi echipy*
ol, I remain, alwu\* \"ur fiioriii,
\VU K. (.'UAVPI.Kt,
Tit" llon. Win I'. Hello^N't* Or
j leans La.
Hilling* seems t<> liavc been u very
valuable mm, and nolwidy know* how
ninny of (lie hriiiiant *pcrrhe* on the
Kt-Iiog;; iiinl I'incliback aide may lie
1 attributed to hi* pent). I irl r date
<<l Dec. *!<>, I.H7U, he writes tlmt lie lias
'prepared h, brief for Morton at the ic
|U< -t of the i?ial..i K "*' that h" < Mor-
Itoii will go into committee fully pre-,
pared,
MenuUu West, iphliessing dear Kel
, bigg, writes that he hud ''a very IJ>.•-
ant and liberal conversation witli the
i'r "udeut. lie stands njitare tip to
ti-. Pound our fri nds at St. Don is
nil ttgog tor a now election.'' And
di nt a ways to ttinicr ian. wi.iit kind
■i of a witch oil/' is to swap Iti de.v'il for."
M' *' which Is complimentary. Hut
Alio. ' , ..
i; it.. J'resident wA ulwaya of thei
15a.,,1 mood, & nee these .clr'W
! front ('oiigicsripan k'. }} Darnll, on
I the J7lb of January of thy p f eggpt
lyiar:
No tulk about u new I'lm'tion this week,
and 1 linriily tliil> tlmt any utlur actio**
will betaken by Hutler till Pinchbeck'*
eu -e is decided. He says ho lcid instruc
tions from tin. AN bite lloyt" t > make the
move. The President is ijuirt, Out riot Ict-j
tiliK down. If Pinchbeck is not seated f|
Judge we will have n message, or a least
to fipftl. w hole ilillilelli ' ■ I the \dtoill
l-tr 11. . V' liliavi l.t'.ilil w hat In. Jirob
al t < hue.'d th. Pi■'<..it lit mind in our
('..v0l 11. .ve it lioiii the very bc*t au
(t<.'ll t !i. .! ill . . e .li e licit election Cm
t t> -lilt ome to the Senate and you ran
. .1 there i it- e. in* to in.., n tilovu lor
il ■ third term The |*rt dei.t would like
. hitch.., thiic Then you know the
ill"' - It'll ■' lice it Pin. liback i* aeate.l
i 11..* whole thing will drop, and it lie it not
,i • ..lilt- . : t fl. 11 th • .to ■J *
ci J i tl-et th picridii't i* ii j; Hint u*."
Uring eii;. and ell influence lo
a. n.i. Pi- dt nt j• u ' un. think of at
I 1,1.1 U get Ipa ►■ o 111 It plot, at
Itiui lot I, .1.1. ami othe.a, and get the
I itn, to nt t.-,* tl. I iiect ,t t liai'go i I
.. .. C.i tun tln i. now i* iu N ew
\ 11. It -t tie . ■ In • I Lit ill a i u*e look*
b.I, tl rfb ! Mort.ui i active clieugb be
may mi n liim 11, lie- Cba dlrr euij lay.
Ed
In' MHlwiM Ikbotti ('ii indicr i
t.tvi.t nii.il i*coicil (''iiik'riskinatt
sMpliti i.t |iriil'atu ly gleeful in una of
hi* cpitiM* lie my*: " riicm it no
j, ilils cimiicy lot it ilcciitioti witicli
.tii! .t in i !•• our intercuts Tlie
. o-t i- 11cu11 I b ail u hall." And
Ml.t-n In- wddr, iu prophetic voice, "and
the nll*ii who attempts to tni*t' tl is
• luumd' Syphci ►tv.igi)!)' taaitila
Siiiwt' i \Vi*t in lltcanme It l i r.
11 MppCitl * till*', while li.s-c IclloWS
v, ic nil Hoiking 1 n I'IC Itubjug&lioii
of their state they hnlcd each other '
tight heartily. Idicir letters abound :
in chmg. * egiiiust t-itcli other, unit in
idle* to Kill igg nf whit their a-*nci
itln I.ml r.ti.l :t!ii t! him or done
against him.
Wi- iii v. i knew iioiuiuatiou*
ti .it were - • I'll haliealiv lu tucord
| wil'i |!.e .i-hi -of the people us the
n ■ iti.ilH'ii ol (Ii ti. lor Judge, Mack
<i for I'-digrcs.-, and Wallace lor Sen
nt 'i. I iii- Hi.- tin* peojile s doing*
adtiigcth.'i, ( I*.*! !>r that
t IHiu 1 Nt. UK 1 U LI.N lit Hi \N !>
1 tIK W'uUl.h
The It. v. Cl.ee p. ti. cn.-. I). 1)„
prea, licj at the Chur. U .f the Straligi r*.
New \ irk, to a VefV large audience, uk
-o.g fo * to. ie*t John aviii 'Than
. .K-dth . ail ega I Saving. Not thia wan,
liu'. It iraul *• Now U trabbaa un a rob
b< |fr Drviin .aid In aubllaiice
Poor Pile:- ' W. cannot h.ln pitying
l . a man and bit fete, now liie*. tlie lentu
nc I or gone, c ulurh-a which hare Ituap
■! dob >ii- r oil I'ilati > t -mi', while they
have lifted hit prooher far above all the
iry of ttie other g!rl -u* pfSu{ri in
ito-v. -Pile e we* not the v...r*t of men.
FL w*v cutio , sit.- lUf, i-i,d, l*c y*.
merely an average poiTtn i*u aim >d!i>4-
I'l tl: .* cur, wbicil hat made tile
It'UUan Judge * Kama b"ttor.C he bad no
aidm tiiy again." hi* prit -Her, be had no
.. , it.oil to d.tliko him ulld IllUill lea* bed
he!' JelroV 11111 l For three \eara tie
1, ol h. lid . f Ilia d> < Hi* leaching-, lit*
pupulariiy. He hJ int
, • .HI the \ mtng malt :i tnai lie
titlgh' nol prove troukie ""e p'ditickl
. i.jpU at, nt. II" bad no *b t®de*troy
It.III. however. Now, when brought lace
J Jj.e villi Je.-u*, it can; to psn Mojo
vrr ' Ifale- ttllaif. t-.t U-U Uo!111,'tell ha-1
. , d lie found that be had to g< t fid >•(
Jr. ... 1| i 4"C* not de.tre to . iSei.d any
■to on li i> Contrary, ho w ~h. *to he gr*
.. >.i* to every ate. He tried t • band the
cat#back to th* Jaw* 11.- .aid, "I will
t.d 11 in !•H< "-I but in .bag tube
lid i t|M rid of Kin He eml Her >|t.*J
pi.irteie-1 P'lale dea tC 1t > heal that
icoublc v, ill: ;h > t' iIJ- and la avoid an
'i lurca- will! the It'lgil til.m'- I L* t-l
r. ic ! t'.e t<|i At Jo .* vr*■ brought
:>vfofe bint be ret . !ed 11 o* ery dev ic and
-i.trlv en. be cul l think "f i'■ , urc the
three '■ dt Jr.il* uat fr"in (iaHlee. H. r
,k| , ~ri* liction. Pilate -i lit Je-iii to
Held. Tint *et iile*e.l Her I, and the
ir.mbie •' heateu between Hiein. but it
tid i. it r;J '* ile of the ian J<-u* wouid
not *; .i i f 111' -! It" ttiwk- I" cina
.. of Uien but Herod I lid not get liili! b
J rak lo him. He Ua. the only matt, per-
I _.| .. W.. ld - ic" cn Je?U' aid r.ol
• i.r-1 the tone* of IL- voice. J"'
• t aek t • Pilate If Herod < a'.d have
found anything :n bun worthy of death h
wou'd liol have let hull go He regarded
th- . aim of Jnui to Kingahif' a- the
:mrlii!' •* vagary of an cnibu*iat but b*v-
In:,*-r I t *'ro %'4 14i to , fcl tu
*•..! tU* <rv r:ir ► |hof<- mul bo t%
man rojor%l la lh Ie uhlrh I be*
uvf u&* iho * tfrlooi iii lh >o 4ijr \\ f n
iftu ;U u. r"i*H'tnbW ihry reminafd
r-f th<* custom fti i ihfcl
! *! 'iild * u ilh il Nan l< ■* id**
tWh< 1 aero a PtlaU l '* mtnd, bo cuUi r. **
turn ll* domnnd l tho account of Jru.
riiero |fli v ii ibv thai titiio ii iuh?.
mivikhl l>. r Llco. wli-> w n rubber, :.■ < ••
vta* Vtll known that bo had cou.miu.-il
murder It gen. rally suppoaad
that - i tin* -lav 11" would be cruoficd
N ...ii. doubted tie guilt ol ll.rabba.
„ : .MM - Mild bring a parti. ■ I
pr- fto fa.ten the charge-n Jesus. I' ate
i.*fr -w-the -hoee to a .election between
J.-it and Hsrabbas. he not hating any
doubt that the peoplo would at once re-
Je.ut front II" peril and Ini'-ielt
front hit p. rpf *stv "'••••• h* 1 g-'cy-Ut to
tlo- t-c ule an ) ak-. ' Slia'l it be octut 1
r. iea.e t • you Tl.. n tbey all cried out.
• ; ti..- man, but BtitMm " HmtaM
tin-r" v H'l election. Tbere were two
candidate*. Jr-u. and Imntbhas. it v - ■**
the ciuotUon of electing one of tbo two to
freedom Pilate called up-n the people
for a vote. Instead "f putting the <r-ic
lion - luorelv he .aid "Shall it be J-.u.
I release t ."you - And w hat followed
If.et free, an.) allowe ito go forward juU
:is lie bad been doing through hi. child
hood and manhood, w uld any one be in
(Jured In Id* presents, in his family or liit
l.p.rit Certainly hi t. Would the c im
imonwealth be put in jeopardy Certain 1 v
not • Whatbm.Jesu. dona to exclude him
, from fr. -10111 and condemn him to the
> r - There were only two thing* urged
gainst 111.. Qm that he wac a
breaker of tra-litional custom. It .• to h
observed that he was never charged with
inimortality, except as that charge could
he made Inferenlially from his refusal to
. b II dby the custom* of men If a
of conduct it wurto WfaiiM* * irv
-01 me it. then every man who don t act
I like. 11... i 11.11 trial. Je.n. would notsub-
I mil the g-.t'errtiiient o! p.a. . 1! the au
thority of man, or body of men, call tiieni
-i-iiate, synod, conference, convention,
council, church, whatever you will, il the
j authority of men i ci|ual to the authority
of (iod. then every m m who does r.ot fol
io w the tradition, and com man J men t- with
i- mu. li revcr nee n. he keeps care 1 ( the
Icommandment* o| th" i. n.:n
--! m-r. That is ju-t what .11 charged on
.1 esus. He was a sinner because lio wou'd
not acknowledge that man wm* c*|ual with
(1 .d, and he was condemneil t - death
j therefor, while one form ot the a! • gallon
'ugain.l Him was thai he iniiJe himself
. " ihl with tie.!, a claim which he crtain
\ did make, an allegation which he never
: d Ifa did juat what was tight, and
{•-laiitieu ix be ft.- 1 er.on who had authori
'tv ; 1 decide what Wa> right. The charge
■ gainst him look the 1 irm of alleging tliat
In- wh an opja.iicnt ot vheir the-.logical
1..,-M ines Thev had one theory <f the na
ture of (Jnd. arid he another '1 hey tailght
that certain things pie i.ed (Jod. lletaughl
| 111-It Ij.-.l v. Its jfOike.) with certain other
< 1 b'l|fs
■l too- was |n|(- -|i"'l|. ■ Ulideltled, sepa
•ate f.uin sinners. II" was an honest man,
a kind neighbor, u high-minded Mild high
hearted ten.-her, 11 public benefactor. No
i m ill had 10-t health or weal hby him
- No ill-11l '* domestic peace hud be - 1 dis
lurlied bv hint. lie bad great power, lie
j could open the eyes ot the blind, but 10-truck
-truck no man's sight away. Ho could
..pell the ears ol the deaf, hut he closed no
man's ear. to the music of nature and the
human voice He could make tin- leper
.-lean instantaneously, hut lie never kin
dled a fever in tin- blood of any of Ilia cue
( 1111. ■ lis iitihl raise the dead at a word,
! I.ill hi. r.rvei niuil. down foe by his
migllty power. Tlib Was •-* liarab
b>. was 11 robber, lie wt.s Tho 'otlidf can
didate; little Uiorc Herd bo aid to lie-
•cut,i. lijn, 'furn hiip |poe and ull socle
ly U i'!i.(niijfi i nd, to iai * i> hilli fjiTijom wan
to endanger tlin whole community. I'*
eriiv .fv liini wiifl to rid tbe entire country
■ .fii pi si 11 isi>v limn whs to tlund u-cnn
di.lute lor crucifixion there was none In nil
il," country tlisl hud better claims. Hut
ll ir.ibliH* .1> not elected to the ero, Jo
sh , , "ood men sT" conservative and
t.ld.-tOeii ilrrii, it. i. v.hr where n
| innn HtOoiJ iil h nihiomy 4>T tvrl. ii*Hii.st
j tlji; M'li'd" .lew i li |Mi|iilUcl.', whorC WtlFlrt,
ull g'"i t una thuufjlltfpl men, Jew and
have revoked. D* ii"t ha (puled
by tins' cbimor of u,o ""dlUude. The
ouestion wliieb Pilule |iluced hetoro ...
Jew i f !i mob lies before ym. There is to
h" uu olgcli<<u beo ijtti} now 'I In- manor
Hrtrilllbllh W:|S l'lhito's (fuc lioll- Tffli IIIHII
or the world ' Yu must i boose yne, iiyw.
The world is u robber. This inim or too
tlesji; which (bull hiive your opposition?
This man or the Devil, which 9 \ou can
not be ilie possessor of both. If you say
"in t this man but the Devil," then you
crucify him alrosh and turn the Devil loose
to do all possible misckUf.
/(till SAVE TIIK COM If ON
I I IV K A l/l II
I LKtTIuN PROCLAMATION
I II l SliAri i It. High Sheriff of Ccn>
ire count.v. 'ooiin.-nvi ...lib of |'ctin*> Iva
inn. do heirby Minke known HIH| (five no
to e to the elector* .d the county aforcaid
tlint till election will lie held in the aid
count* of < 'entre on
II KDAY, NOV KM II Kit 3rd, 1871.
in Ml e lideni I with the Act of Assembly :
Two person* for the ofllc* of Judges of
the Supreme < lilt ~f ill! ColllllionWceilh
ol |'t-nit*ylvaniu.
One per ton for the office „| Lieutenant
Uovaritot I 11.. ,-t.i . , I J'enn e
One permit |..r the oil) .. ~f Auditor
• i lu! ol the .Muleol IVniie
Oi.i perron for tlie oftti e uf H < letury ol
Internal nil,iii of the Slete el I'ililia
Oil |it r on ii- \m.Ulil Lew Judge lor
ti.. , ouulii of ('. litre, Clinton and Clear
field.
Olie I i oil to fepfeaellt the . null tie. of {
( . lilte Clinton. I 'Seatfield, Klk, Milllo.
II ill C i - It!,, ('tilled
Slate.
Oi t petrol, to teptcr. hi tl,n ,• .untie* ol
C. ii',. t niloi, and Ctem field ill the Sell
ate t Pehli'a
i M.I person* to reprex lit the county nf
C. I,lie ill the if out (i 111 lii pt. -rm iiii, .o!
tt.e State o! Perth u.
One per* .ii for tiie efli .• .if ColttlHt**ton
. r .•! Centre county.
Ine per* n lor the office ..I District At I
t oney tor C utru county
Oim pet - .ii lor t uinty Surveyor fori
t Vntru county
One person for Auditor of the . ouiily of
Centre
I a.*.i here hy make k n.i WU atld gi ve lio-1
tice that the place o* holding th*aferv-aidi
• WtMHI in U.e rwv*ral lior.iughs end!
townships within the county of Centre:
are ea follow*, to wit :
(•or the twp, uf Heme*, nt tliii Puh.ii '
lloiiw of John Limbert
For the twp. of H,:f M ( . n , at the!
S, i|*ol llon.e in Slormti jw ii.
For the twp, of Taylor, at the ItOU sC j
erteud for the pnrpo** ..n tin- property on
tc-onard Merry man
l or ilia twp. of potter at tho houe oi
J. liu (itic.ik.ik, <;.t F _>rt Hotel
For th.- twp, of Gregg, el the publn
I . lire on wed by J It Fuller.
For the twp, of F crguson, in the school!
ll"ti*e at l'i lie Grope
l- r tlie twp, of Harris, in the tchuolj
boU*e at 11. ~1 hoi e
Fur the twp, of Pattoli, at the bouae of:
I eter Murray .
tortile borough of liel'efolite and the
lownabip* of Spring and llcliner, ut the
• :ft II m Itellefolit
t'-rllie twp. *f Wail.tr. in the Oolmol
ho;.-eel Hub!er>burg
I r the borough and township of ti >w>
af'l at the school l.tiu>c ill tuld borough,
1 r tiie tw p, ol ICutli, a*, the Cold Stream
kt tul KuUid.
For the twp of Snow Shoe, at tbatcliool!
!. :l> lu-ar SalliUel A-ki V
For the twp, of Marion, at the boa*u ol
Joel King, IM J ac'kaolivilie
Fur tin borough of Miloburg, at the
new aeii'iol house in Milcburg
I" or the tw p, ol 11 u-ton, el Ilio hu-lec ol
.1 1.11 ltee.l
For the twp, of i'eSin, at the luuae of \\
L Muaaer
F'or th. twp. f I,ib rty, in the school
I bo„Mi at Knglc* Ilia
i ir the twp. of Worth, at the i.hool
house in Port Mitldila.
For the twp, of HurntiJc, at the hone
. iate of J K Ituak.
1 ir the lap. of Cur tin, at the acho.d.
ho jm* :.ear ttobL Mann*
1 'r the borough of I'niontritle and t'ni
on w'ji, at the new achoo| houe in I'm m
. Villa.
f >r li.e borough ut i'hilipsbuig, :.t the
public ►choo! home in said borough.
.\l all clot to,ii* hereafter held under the
'•*< nf Ihl* oounuutiw ualth the ]>oila *hall
h ope .1-4 at e*en o'clock a. m., and lo*-
<hl at < van o'rlick p. m.
Sa. iioa 11 At ewn it the (toll* >hall
< owe. the "(Bcvrtof election tltail proceed
t < lUiit all the y.'tr* C**t for each candi
date voted for, and make a full return of
the 111 in triple .te, w .th a return flint
m addition, in nil uf which the vote* re
. . 'VcJ by cat b Candida'- >halt be g.t i.t
after }p* nr he r pame, fir*l In naii.u and
aif .tin '.a fgurca, andahall betigncd by all
! of **. J old. or* and certified by ovcr*t-er*.,
it any. or if n> '. * certified, the ovcr-eer.
a'.d any officer rrluung to aigu or certify
->r cither of litem rliail write u|mn each of
'.be . .urn* hi* or their rcuaoht for noltign
ing ibcin The vote, a *ooit a* counted,
a ail alau be publicly and fully declared
from the window to the citicen* prekent,
a. i a briaf t'ele in ant hotting ike vou, to
c. ~. ,I v i andutfete kliall be made
Hid ftgnuj by the a.eclioh oSicrra a* a in
ai Hot vote iciuiitcd. and the tame thttll
be itnmcJi iteiy p l"d up on the ii.. ,r -f
th* election liuutc I t information u the
; . The trtpHcota mini wiaH b>—■
i!lK<l itt in re lope* and be sealed in pres
ence of (be iilfici-ri, and one envelope with
the unsealed rrturn short, £'Vci, in U.
' Jhdge, w b.wb shall contain <>n lot ol vo
ter., tally pa par, and oath* of officer. and
a -.her f ,a,d envelope. shall be given to
ll.e u. i oily inp< el 'r. Adjudges living
iibin l te mile* of the prothon -lury *
offlre, or witbm twenty four mile*. if their
reidence b- in town, village or city upon
the line ola railroad Ickding to the i-ouiili
el ball, before two o'clock twsst m-tiji
an ol the day alterthe election, and all oth
er ,lge> shall, b-' retHui., uiimk ma
i o.ii -f t •" second day alttr the election,
deliver laid returns. together with the re.
turn heet, to the pro'.honotary of the rourt
ofcommon plea* of the countv, which*aid
return abort shall he tied, anil tlieday and
hour of L u.g marked thereon, and ahall Lc
pn aerved by the prlhonolary for public
.nipecto ti. At twelve o < lock on the aid
>r< ond day following any election, the
prolbonotary ol the court of ;u:„n.an picas
.l.ii'.. p'#nl tho taid returns to the -aid
court In ieuntiM where there ia no resi-
Jent president judge, the a*ociale Judge*
• hali p< rh-rm the Julio itupoaed upon the
• -urt of coiuinon plena, which ahall oon
i i-ne for aaid purpo*®; tho return* prase;.t
--• J by Ihu proll.onoUrv ahall ho opoi ed by
.aid court and computed by such of ita of-
Scer* and aucb a worn assistant* a> the
court ahall appoint, in the preaence of the
judge . r judgea of aaid court, and the re
turn* certified and certificate* of election
issued under the aval of the court a* la now
required to be done by return judgea , and
. the vote a* o computed and certified aliall
j b" made a matter of record in taid court.
! llie art dor. Ict aid court r open to the
(public. And in .c the return of any
. ectien ..latricl ahall be miaaing when the
returna are preaented. or in Caao of com
plaint of a qualified elector under oath.
. fiargtng paltiable tralid or miatake, and
, partie-lai iy specifying the alloged fraud
•r miatake, <w where fraud or tnlaiake aie
apparent on the return, and if in tho judg
ment of the court it ahall be neceaaary to a
juat return, aaid court ahall iaaue aurnraa
ry process againat the election officer* and
overeera, if any. ol the election diatrict
.-mp)a nrd of, to bring them forthwith in
to court with hI! election paper* in their
p .aa. taion and if any palpable mistake or
: fraud ahall be discovered, it ahall. upon
*uch liearing a may be deemed necea.ary
to enlighten the court, he corrected by the
' court, nrd an certified ; but all allegation*
| of palpable frarnl or miatake ahall be decid
ed bv the aanl court within three day a af
-1 !cr liic day the returna nre brought into
j copri for"oinputgtton , and the'aaid in
quiry ahall Le ji routed only to palpable
Irnud or miatake, and ahall not be doomed
a judicial adjudication to conclude any
rnti -t now <t hereafter u> be provided by
law ; and the other of aaid triplicate re
turn- ahall be placed in the bo* and -caled
up With the ballot*. Nothing in thi* act
• ball require the returna of election of
tow nship or borough officer* to be tuudc
' to the court a* directed in thi* aeclion, but
I all the election of town*lup or
borough officer* ahull oni-Wed in a aealed
v \, r directed to the prothonotarv • f the
court of common plea* of the proper coun
ty. ami aliall by aottie one of them, be de
livered into hi* office, within three day#
after ovary auch election and filed therein
(u cuqnt it - w'i,i i. tin te aru throe or more
judge* of auiu court learned i.) tho law. at
P ast two judgo* shall ail I ' compute and
certify return*, tinleaa inavoldaoly pre
vect. d. If an vof the aaid Judge* himself
being a candidate for any offieo at any
election, hoaball not ait with tho court, or
a. t in counting the returna of auch election,
and ill auch cae* the other judgea, if any,
ahall act; and if in any county there ahall
be no judge qualified to hold the aid court,
under the proviaion* of thi* act, present
and a hie to act, then, nnd Iti every alien
riiM\ the r.-giater of will, the sheriff and the
county commissioner* of the proper county
ahull ie ami coiiatitute a board who, or a
majority of whom, ahall have and exorcise
alltliepoy .rs ut d piTforni all tlio dutie*
veatcd iii. t>r f-equlrttl t" be performed by
the court ofconrmon plcMofaufih county,
by aiof under the provision* of I hi* section;
but lion# of tli<> a.ild officer* shall act a* a
meuibur of aiteh board when himaelf a can
didate for anv "ffleo at the election, the
return* of which the said hoard i* required
to count undei the proviaion* of thi* sec
tion.
• ••••*•
When two or more countic* are con
nv*.*ed r the • lection of any officer, the
cotiVU of a licit voj.v>*.- ich appoint
a return judge to inftet nt all (.Ha time and
place, n required by law. to compute nnd
certify the vote o| uh district. All offi
cers provided for by lhi act shall bo coin-
P named a* like officer- are paid by existing
law* Whenever a place has been or snail
be piwid-id by tho authentic* of any city,
coiu,ty, to. nship or borough for the safe
keeping of -1 he bnilof po**-, th# judge " n d
minority jusp rcpir ?hftll,"filter tjiC ehiction j
shall bo finished, und tho ballot bo* oil
l itvei eontainillg ilie ticket*, lot ill voter.-j
and other mi per*, have been aucurelyl
bound with tape nnd scaled and the. aigna-l
turcs of tho judge and inspector* affixed
thereto, forthwith deliver 1110 tuino, •
••r Willi the remaining I. .*" , in the mayor
tij recorder "fueh city, >t in eounila*,
township* or boroughs t" such iirrmm n,
the court of coniuion plmi of tiio proper
county may designate, at Ilio jdncc provid
ed, nffurwalil, u ho >llllll then deposit the
• Mid boxes and keep the •lime t<> answer
the ctill of nn v • oiirt or ihiliuii*!, author*
tied to try the merit* of such election,
YY In never the election olflet r of any ill*-
tro t >ll*ll require the election tun •* ol
*ucll district, to hold any election, which
by law they are or ahull bit require I to hold,
they tlinll keep the ►nine *eeunly in their
|MWM>ii>n without opening until tho
morning of mich election, nut until they
• hall ••vcrally lie worn or (Brrued not to
iliel we how any elector *!>• II Imve voted,
■ml utter being ►>■ sworn or nlllruied, li.ey
• hell open the aid hue- and burn end to.
tally destroy all the ballot* and other pa.
per* which tin v ►hull find thereiq, before
pi .icreiiiiig ti' hold ucli election,
(in in tinder my bund, at un offlce hi
llarrisburg, tine trl day ol October A l.
1H74, and in the ninety-ninth year of the
independence of the l'ni|i*d States
II F SHAFFER
Sheriff
Miller & Son,
CKN rui; HALL. PA
DKALKItS IN
I'UJtK hli I fiS
AM> SIHDICISJ-IS,
HKMICALS. OILS, |)YK STI'FFS
PKKFCMKKY.
FANCY AItTK'LKS
Fott TiIKTOILET,
Fl HI: WI YK AN IF LICK OICS,
fo.- .iiivdiciiial purpon-,
1 riissea & Supporter* iii great variety.
A U.i, choice
CKJAIIS ANJd TOBACCO,
and all oth. r articlo* unially kept in *
fir*! elut Drugstore
i'lvtcriptiiiii* carefully CnmptiUDdnl.
i i MILLKH k SON.
CENTIIK HALL
FOUNORY& MACHINE SHOPS
Tbo undertiglied bevlng taken poiae*-I
aiun of the above etlabliibiuelit, riwpi-ct- i
fully inform the public that the MIIU Will;
ba carried on by ibam in all it* tranche*
s* heretofore.
They Untilufeclu*" ti." CKLKHKATKLI
TKI E liLl'K COKN'PLANTKU, the
b' ! flow made.
HORSF: POWERS THEHIIN'U MA
CHINKS A sUAKEKS. PLOWS,
STOVES, OVEN DOORS. KETTLE
1' 1. ATFiS. C E L L A It O It A TES. P LO W
SHEARS A MILL OEAUING of eve
; rjr dcacription, in abort their F'ounJry t
lOmplelc in every particular.
Wr would cail particular attention to!
jour EXCELSIOR I'LoW, ecknowl
e.lged bo be tSe beil Plow now in u*c,
; ►liifling in the t>c*m for two or three tior
, e*.
\\ e ul*o manufacture a Hew and improv
ed TRIPLE GEARED HoRSK POW
ER, which baa burn used cllniiaively iu
the northern Mini yeittni State*, and ba*
,:akcii procodvnea over all other*.
We ar<- prepared to do all KI N I>S OF
CASTING from the large t to the *mall
.'il. and have factiiliei for doing all kind*
"f IKnN WtiRK ucb a- l LANING,
rUKNING UORING, Ac
All k>nd* of repairing done on abort no
tice
VAN PELT A SHOOK.
janSl-l* UcH.tr* Hall.
J. ZELLER 6r SON
DRUGGISTS
No u brocketUolJ°Huvt, UrllrfuiiK.Pi
Dealers In Drtig-, Clivaulriklii#
IVrfunicri, litucy (Io hl* dr.,
Ac.
Pure Wine* anj Liquor* f„; u.udieal
purpo-e* alwa-. t may 31.
QKNTKKHALL
Furniture IJooins!
nut kkiuiiim:.
resportfully inform* the ritiacn* of t'er.tre
.Munty, that he ba* t*eug'„ I out the old
•LanJefJ.U iieiningur. and ha* reduce.l
I the pr'.co* They have eonstantly on band,
nnd make to order
BKI>NTKAI)S.
BLI UK A US,
SINKS.
W ASHSTANDS,
l OHNKR CUPBOARpS,
TABLES, Ac., A-.
11-.mk Mauk Alwa va ok Hanu.
, Their iloek of ready-made Furniture i>
large and warrantcl of good workmanship
and i all made under their own immedi
ate auperviaion, and i* offered at rate*
i cheaper than e!*wbcre.
Call and see our clock bef.ire purchasing
elaewherc jfa*. ly.j
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP, !
LEVI niRRAY.
at iiis e.labJi.lUiiciit at Centra Hall, keep
-•n hand, and tr sale, al the most rcaosna- |
hlo rales.
Carriages,
Buggios,
A Spring Wagons,
PI.AIKANU FAITCT.
and vehicles of every description made lt>
order. Hnd warranted U> be made of the,
bed masoned material, and by the most,
skilled arid competent workmen. Person,
wanting anything in his lino are rcsjueated ,
to call and examine hi. work, they will
find it not to be excelled for durability and j
wear. may Stf.* j
LEVI MI'KRAY,
NOTAKY I*l'Hl.lt*. M'HIBNKB AM
CtIMYKY ANCKB,
C EKTRI II A L L, I' A.
Will attend to a-lministering ttaths, Ac
| kni'wle igcnie|:l of Hc -1.. skc, writing Ar-|
tiele.-if Agreement, Uecds, Jtc, tnvl->
I-. H. WILSOX. T. A. IIH'KS 1
WISON & HICKS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
llnrtlit art* ttnil Sltite Denier*
Ituilriers Hardware
( AKUfAGK HAKF.HS GOODS.
SADDLEH'S TRIMMINGS,
A LL KINDS OK HAUDWAUK AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STOVES.
SPEAR'S ANTI-CLINKER STOVES
& DOUBLE HEATERS
whi ill will liimt one or two i.-oni* down
•tair*. nnd *m number above. Cost
very little more than slnglo stoves. These
am the best parlor stoves made.
SITSQUEHANNA COOK
iSTOVE.
Tins to*c Uuiflafgi) o*r,tis, will burn
liarii or soft co il and wood. Every one
warranted t> give perfect satisfaction,
WILSON & HICKS,
'marl6tf BeUefonte, Pa.
NKW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
A. W GRAFF,
t'KNTKK MILL, CKNTItB CO., PA.,
received .large invoice of
Summer Goods.
( 01 the iut a**orlmunt of
It K A I>VMAI)E r J.< )Tll l N( i!
DKLiSS GOODS,
G Hot *K KIRS,
I'llOV JsIONS,
BOOTS At SHOES,
HATHA CAPS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
ever brought to Potter tar p.
LOWEST CABII PRICES!
®®" Produce taken in eichihm at higheat
market price. *
A. W.GBAPP.
myU-ly. .
( . PECK'S
New
Coach Man ufac t or y.
CENTRE 11 ALL. PA.
Tin- undersigned ha* opoiml a now e*.
tabli.hmstit at hi- new ihopi, fur the
manufacture of
Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring Wagons,
SLEIUUH AKI> SLRI>,
PLAIK AKU FXSE*
of every description .
All vehicle, manufactured by btm
are warrantod to render *ati,factiun, and a*
equal to any work done el,e where
lie u.e nolle but the bet material
and employs the wovl skillful workmen.
Hence they flatter th*m*elva that their
work can not he excelled for durability
and finith.
Order* frotn a d.unce promptly attend
ed to.
Cotue and examine my work btdbre
contracting elewliere.
PRICES REASONABLE,
All kiinlHiif Reputing dooe.
T EW GOODS \ND NEW FBIOE.S!
II lull HATES 11Vlilt ED Oil
Good* at Old Fashioned I'ricM.,
At ill* old Stand of
wm. WOLF.
W viuld rci|iclfull)f jn form the \Vori<J and
the r!l uf mankind, that he hat
ju*i b|4Cd out and it constantly
receiving a .large block uf
GOODS OF ALL KINDS
ahuh bo ib offering at the very luttcttl
market price.
DRV GOODS and
Prints, Muslins, Up. ra Canton*. and Well!
Flannel*. Ladies Dress Goods, Mich a*
Uduist, Alpacas, Poplins, Empress Cloth.
Sateens, Tuineue, together with a full
block of everything usually kepi in the
Dw' Good* line.
which be liab determined to sell vety
cheap, cotibitling of
NOTIONS :
A full stock consisting part of Indies ami
Chiidrer.'b Merino Hose, Collars. Kid
gloves, Uci nas lily silk and Lisle thread
Glove, llibjt, Nuhias. Breakfast shawls,
HATS & CAPS.
i A full HiMortiiifnl *t
Mrn'* Bv' and Children'*
of tlx- iilot ulylr and be>t.
CLOTHING,
Bendy made, a choice inltlunof Mofl't
and B>y'#ot lh# m.u<**t *tyU and moat
ii<>ab!e material*.
HOOTS & SHOES,
WM. WOLF.
TK NTRF HALL
Hardware S(ore.
J O. DEININGEV
A n< w, inphtc Hardware Store hn
been opened by the undesigned in Cen
tre Hall, where he u prepared to ell ail
kind* of Building and Uue "'urnxhing
Hardware, Nail*. Ac.
Circular and lland Saw*, Tennot; iiaw
Webb Saw#, Clothe* Rack*, - full u*ori
nient of Ulan* Mirror P>ate Picture
Fn met, bpKtkci. Felloe*, and Hub*, table
Cutlery, Shovel'. Spade* and Fork*.
Lock*, Hinge*, Screw*, Ba*h Spring*,
Hor*e-Shoet, NaiU, Norway Rod*, Oil*,
Tea Bell*. Carpenter TooU, Paint, Yarn-;
ibe*.
Picture* framed in the kucit style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice
a#- Remember, all od* offered cheap- j
cr than elsewhere
aug'J-V 73-tf
The (• ra nger Store !
Something New!
CASH ANl> PRODUCE FOR
CHEAP GOODS.
SHOBT CKKDIT A SHORT PROFITS.
IKIIIML (iIIFXOBLL
Spring Mill* lias e.'labli*hcJ u store to suit
the lime*, and ha* a complete stock of
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
qUEKNSWARK
HATS, CAPS.
HOOTS A SHOES,
FISH, SALT.
CIGARS. TOBACCO,
DRUGS, SPICES, OILS,
In short a lull line of
EVERYTHING FOB LESS PBICKS
THAN ELSE WHERE
com: AN D JUDGE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
Cifeb. y.
HARDWARE STORK.
J. & J. HARRIS.
N. 6, HRQCKKRHOfF ROW.
A new and complete Hardware Store
;)■ been opened by the undersigned in
| Brockerhotrs new building—where they
are prepared t > sell all kinds of Building
and H<use Furnishing Hardware, Iron,
Steel, Nails.
Buggx wheels in setts, Champion
Clothes Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and
Hand Saws, Tennon Saws, Webb Saws,
lee Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs. Clothes
Backs, full assortment of Class and
Mirror Plate of all sizes, Picture Frames,
Wheelbarrows, LumiMb pogl Oil Lamps,!
Belting, Snokes, Felloe*, and Hubs.
Plows, Cultivators, Corn Plows. Plow
Points. Shear Mold Boards and Cultiva
tor Teeth, table Cutlery, Shovels, Spades
and Forks. Lvatks. Hinges, Screws. 3ash
Springs. Horse-Shoes, Nails, Norway
Rods, Oils, Lard, Lubricating Coal,
Linseed, Tajiners, Anvjlj, Vices, Bellows.
Screw Plates, Blacksmiths Tools, Factory!
Bells, Tea Bells, Grindstones, Carpenter
Tools, Fruit Jars aud Cans, Paint, Oils,
Vurnishes received and for sale at
junes'ob-tf. J. & J. HARRIS.
I. Guggeiilieimt-r.
jy KWAK It A N l.t.M hNI i
ISAAC GcouLsiikijii.il, luvi it j
pure hit tied the rnlira stock t>f the nt?
lirnt of Suseinati A x
--cepl ltic Leather sin) Hboo (iiiilii.f ,
lias (ill. 'I up bin shelves with a hi . f
SPLKHDIJi SI.W COOJW,
•nbricirit
READY MADE CLOTH JXC
Itlii se uooiift,
tikOCKHIke,
I'ltovutiuM*,
uootw A Nuom,
JiATn At CAI ,
AND FANCY AltTlCLln
and is flow prepared to aoeotuodatr 8 :
his old cuatomers, aud to welcome wii
new outs who may Jnror htm with
their patrouage. lie feels safe in iy.
iugtbal he can pieaee the tooat faiii.it
oua Call aud see.
is A AC G UGGEXII El M Eli.
P. H.—Mr. Buamau still continues
to deal in
LK ATI! Kit AND SHOE- FIN DINGS
CLOVERand TIMOTHY SEEDS,"
in lite bill rooru, where he tnav alwav
be found. 12ap.tf.
j r | "* JIK undersigned, determined to meet
X the popular d<-martd fur Lower
I Prire., rekpeetfuiljr call* the attention of
j the pubite to hi. stock of
SADDLERY,
now offered' at the old stand. Designed
especially for the people and the time*, the
largest and tnoit varied and complete as
sortment of
Saddles, Ilarnesa, Collars, Bridits,
of every description and quality ; Whip*,
and in fad everything to complete a fir*,
jclasaaaubiisliawwt, he now offer* at pru ea
i which will run tile time*
I JACOB DlNGES.Cestre Hall
NEW GOODS
AND NEW
PRICES.
AN KNTIUE NKW STOC-i OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
at the
| BOSTON BOOT A SHOE STOKE,
xo. a. uinii-k ahcaxi:.
Prices I than at any Other Shoe
Store in Out re Con at jr.
Call and See Is!
No. 5, Bush's Arcade, Belkf<nu*
July CHf
ROCKRY STORK
6c Co.,
At the Grocery <tore on Allegheny-
Street. Bellefoet., P* , oppo*W- IJefft-e
Hro's inform the public generally, that
they have now and keep at all tine* <>ns
| of the 10-t and isiyert rterls <*f (n<rsi ie*.
' such as
OOFFEK\
TEA,
SVC A A,
.WO/. ASS AS.
dir., Ac., die.,
CANNED ANJ' DRIED FRUITS O
ALL KINDS.
■ i u&bistiag of canned poaches, cherric*
omaiooa, pluui-. grceu corn, dried apple*.
! peaches. . kernes Ac.
In briel they have everything nuail>
kept in a first class Grocery Store. Call m
ladies and gentlemen. Our prices are
jaatonablo WE aim U please. ovist 1
Stoves! Fire! Stov's:
At Auuv Ree*maii a, Outre Hail, as
latot and be*t stoves out, he ha* jut
received a large lot of
Cook Stove®, the I'ieoeer Cook,
the Eclipse Cook,
the* Reliance Cook.
PARLORS—The Radiant Light, indf-foe
der, Gas Burner, National l-zi
Jewell A.
t^bHMil* <tOri 11 Low u> anywhere
in MitHin or Centre c<*.
TIN AND SHEETiRON WARE
STOVE PIPE A SPOI I 1 Mi.
All kind* of repairing done. Ho ba
always unhand
Fruit Cans, of all Siits,
BUCKETS.
CUl I S,
DIPPERS,
DISHES, AC.
AII work warranted and charge* roan n
• able. Ashareofthc public patronage*
tlicited. AND. KEKSMAN,
1 "'*fOv Centre Hall
Gift A; Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL.
| They have now opt n-d, and w ill constant,
ly keep on band, splendid stork of new
1 SHOES, GAITERS. A SLIPPERS, for
mm, women and children, from the bet
; manufactories •>' the country, and now of.
: fered nt the
Lowest Prices.
ROOTS and SHOES made to order, upon
short notice They invite the people o.
thi* vicinity to give them a call, a* they
will strive to merit a share of their j t
ronage. n,y 1 Ot f
11. N. M ALLt'TKF.. JAMES A UE.v VKU
M'ALLISTER & BEAVER,
A TTORXKVS-A T-J.A IF.
Bellefonte. Centre eo.. Pa. apGHtt
D. M. Hittexhoysk,
WITH
KOO.YN. KCIIVt'ARX A CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fish, Cheese and Provisions,
HI North Delaware Avenue,
137 North Water Street,
e . ~ PHILADKLPIJIA.
KA.Koox*. a Rciwjm J. Schwab
inmh lv
M ANllOt 'l> : -HOW LOST, HOW KK
gjfi- u STOKED!
published. a new edition of Vt. tuber
well's Celebrated Faeay do the radical i ure isrtthoul
medicine* of Spkum aTOHUHUCa Seminal W,.*kn— *.
Involunury Seminal LOOM. luroTKjrrY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marris*e, etc ;
MiTioy. I/pl/iky and Fit*. induced by
•cir induUciicc or irtuai nt ravage nee, Ac.
Price, in a waled envelope, onlj six rente.
The celebrated nnthor. in thii admirable Rsaay
clearly demonstrates. Iruro a thirty years' mcceasfui
practice, that the alarming consequences of selfabue
may be radically cured without the da>\garoci aso wf in
lernal medicine ur tbe appljcati. n u 1 the ksife . point.
In* out a mcnJe of cure ft once simple, certain, and ef.
foctual, t>y iiiuaHs of i>icu every sufferer, no matter
what hJ| touAlon may be, way cure himself cheaply,
privately, apt! radically.
$.&• TUia Lecture should be In the hands of tvery
youth and ere*-/ nau in tho land.
Kent under jeef. m a pi mm envelope, to any iddrsaa
post-paid. on ipceint of vfi cents or two post stamp*.
Addicts the Publishers,
CHAS J. C KLINE & CO.
16 July 7 BJoadw *J r : Post Office Bet, 41*6.
BUTTS HOUSE
Bellefontk, Pa.
J .11. BUTT S. Prop'r.
Haa first class accuoimodatiou; eharg
eß reason* 4r>r. tf r
i ' *