£h €ltr Reporter.
MAIfM •.-•• SUITOR
Ckktrb Hali., Pa., Mar. iO. IN7>.
7 KRMs.—s*p*r jrf.tr, adra**', 2,30
to'ifn o* paid in ndrnnf*.
A irerUttmrnt* %k4rti*t for (firm-*-
Mfrticms, nd for 0 *<f 12 wmiftj ' w
,j/ e.mtraft
Col. Wm. P. Wilson, of Rellefo nte, i
the senatorial delegate T< the radii.l
State convention.
Marsh and his wife arrived in New
York on 21.
The Treaaury lTepartmeat rocelvtd
during the l-t week frivni i-an Vranei>-
c v fourteen tons of silver .sin in antici
pation of the pernd fiffoutturtifitig ••'<
circulation of sftver. This will amount
to a half million.
Tho investigation iuto the po*t-ol#e>
department, shows great founds under
the management of the former P. M,
General, Oreasw ell.
The Foreign Relations C.miinilti #
ported hack the nomination of H. 11
l>ana, Jr., to l* M nlder to KngUne
with a revmrnendation that it l>e not
confirmed. It waa placed on tho calen
dar with an arleerae report for fntnr.
consideration.
The New York republican* in tiicir
state conveutioa inotrwete.l in firvmr •'
Senator Conkliag for pkanient. Tin'
instructions were not earriod ly a unan
imous vote. This is another nail in th
thin! term coffin.
We publish in this issue the proceed
ings of the democratic state convert too
which assembled at UuMMte'i or
Wethtwdny The deliberation!*
throughout were characterised by har
mony anil good feeling, ami will tint 1
endorsement with every good democrat.
There w.ui no nominatiou for state oiti
cent as none arc to be elected next fad',
unless a vacancy ahontd occur through
death or otherwise, but the duties of the
convention werenolely with reference to
tlie presidential election —appoint> ug >
electoral ticket, electing delegates to the
national convention and choosing s
state central committee. These dutie.-
were all well performed, and a sound
platform adopted which will also be
found in this issue of the Reporter.
Hieder Clymer is jnst now petting a
full measure of abuse front the erpul. -
can organs. But what for* What an
they scolding at him for ? Mover hr.d
a man a cleaner record. Ihil Mr. Cly
nter steal ? No. Pi I be engage in i
--rapt practices ?No Pid he bribe shy
one ? Xo. Did he perjure himself? No.
Neither of these crimes is he accused of.
yet the mouthpieces of Grantisui and
apologists of corruption are scolding Mr.
Clymer like a harem of fish women, and
why? Simply because the failhfu;
member front Berks is investigating the
frauds agaiust the government, and has
found Grant's secretary of war, Mr.
Belknap, guilty of disgraceful practices,
which a republican congress herelofon
refused to look into and expose. If the
republican organs were honest they
would standby Mr. Clymer, now U .it
he is finding out the plunderers. The
democracy broke up corruption in its
own ranks by having Tweed prosecut
ed for his stealings, and only recently
kicked Josephs out oftheir state con
vention because he was not a fit subject
in a body that was determined on re
form and driving corruptionists IVom
place and power.
All the abuse thai the fish women at
the head of republican organs can heaj
tlpon Mr. Clymer, will not deter him
from doing his duty even though it pull
down the great hippopotamusin thewhite
house, who has been receiving his divies
from the plundering* practiced by the
office-holders under him.
The mg-baby in the I-an caster plat
form i* a mighty wee one, nnd It re
quires considerable inflation before it
can be found there at that. Sensible
democrats were in council and they were
true to the ancient faith of the party.
.Vr. James Black, chairman of the
Prohibition Stale committee, has just Is
sued a call lor the election of two dfcL
gates from each Congressional district to
the Prohibition National Convention to
meet in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 17th of
Jfav, to nominate candi.latefl for. Presi
dent and Vice President. It is the set
tled policy of the Prohibitionists in
Pennsylvania to run local tickets for the
Legislature in every district in the .State
next fall. Their calculation is that on a
direct vote for legislators they can poll
doable the vote they gave t their htate
ticket last fall.
In the Chicago whisky trials on Fri
day two ex-revenue officials testified to
having received, respectively, fl ,700 and
$2,500 as compensation for services ren
dered members of the ring.
In the senate on 24, the bill providing
that Wilson JfcCandless, Judge of thu
District Ourt of the Western District 'f
Pennsylvania may be retired on account
of ill health, although be has not readi
ed the sge of seventy yearn was taken
np and amended so as to provide that
he should resign at the end of six
months after his retirement, and then
passed. '
Tire resolutione |iaereil by the demo
cratic state convention at Lancaater will
meet the approval of every honest man
There is no repetition of last year's blon
der at Erie —our best and most trusty
leaders were at Latnader and gave the
doings of the convention a healthy Cast.
Wallace, Buckalew, Dill, and ot Iter hon
est and patriotic democrats, had an eye
only to the good of the dem'H-ratic or
ganization and the country, and thecor
ruptionists were given as wide a berth as
possible.
One of the beat things Unit the Lan
caster convention did was to kick . c aui
Josephs out. Sam's few friends up here
mav think it rough treatment for their
old* cornrad, but that is the right way
to purify the democratic party. If the
democracy succeeds in putting out a few
more of the same stripe the party will be
the better for it.
The democracy of the counties should
follow tl • example of the democracy in
the recent state convention, and put
down theit corrupt local politicians and
squelch out the rings. With a purified
organization wc can go befoie the peo
ple in the next presidential campaign
and get their support. Honesty, honest
government, and honest most be
our watchwords, if we would win.
The republican stale convention met
at Harrisburg on Wednesday, 29. The
Cameron influence predominates among
the delegates. Will give further partic
ulars in our next The convention will
pronounce for Hartraoft for president,
with Blaine for second choice.
How are you Sam Josephs ? Who is
JUT chojce for speaker now ? GVJD
STARTLING FHMJtL
M laqo STOLEN FROM "nil PKN-T
HON on in
A HldemU K. v, -it.
Washington, Mareli Tie 1 1 1 ,
lummidec on invalid tension* I'■ >■ |' !
to light to-day a swindling opctuti. • > in ,
the pension offiee, w hieh foi umgt.itud,
ox.ve.ls anything that tho inve-.it, .lin>:
committeesof 'he pr> -cut omgi. -shave
yet devel<Red. Mr. Jciiks. .-t Pciiusy I
vnnia, I'hairinan of the > inniitt. e, - I
Mr. MteWWi i H Vt > i w4
iv ria'rirwßiHnwmiißj Tne*< i ft. fs.tx
and it ia haheved that the pre • lit i tp. • (
ure is only the first revelation fa ►}*•
tomsUv course >f robbery which hiw e\
rated iu 0i puufittu wthce for ii'um
Henry \on Aonw.au "f N*a i orh was
t'lMiiniiisiiinrr of iiiNuiim- ff'tti I.m 9 un
it sometime in 1>I. Sturm* ho •
mi lustration of the ulttev IW .S ln
if ilbtn, w**.hint'<*Mk. mi l Mi
ton's testimonv n-day sntuuni..i. •! Ihv
•Ireornvtantial evidenee thai hat Uci
In WW*ee*efoit of the cnmtaitieo for * t.v
•mie. When Von Acrwam wa* volutin
.onei #,300 dormant bounty Unit w.p
rants for IWw.res of land aaeh liMi
mutilated In Hie office, Wing the v. ~i •,
i-Rhtapfpyrapn* whoAvvre dead r 'ad j
forfeited them otherwise, fht' *v;u!a
■ p.ons of the iiflk v prevent anj one eto j
plgyod therein giving any inf. : |
nullum as to the nuiat cr of i" i i. .
whose names thess dorpuut wanaul
,-xiat. At tins time Uhu wvi. tun
lawyers, nam.d Cheney, M..-s,T - n
;er,ofvLyo ,,s N. Y..ud llill, I'.in .ui..
N, Y., engaged iu lh' pr> .i i •.
• Janus sgitiii*'. liie gowi tim. lit in it ■■
mgton. Van Amauttn waiann iniiuiau
irn iiil of thi Wgtd trio, aiid ihe ii.s u
.-wentary evulemv in the possession o!
ihsaanniltsttlK<w ihttt he iravc tin
daw vers the information on nhsli tl.t
swindle vv.is |H-r|vtniied. An order w.
nadeon the .-oaMniamotier by \ .hi M
,er, a* administrator for the 3,;whl vlut
in.ir.t warrants,aud without ihe 1 .id in
c-tigalion they were lianded oVer t...
>l.ee for the name of thy a.hniui*trlo
.r guardian on the wairant* Trtis I iat.k
and the trio made '.hem out, putting in
ilhcr OBonev. Vau Meter' <r tub
,ame*as ailpiiuutnktfjr vf guardian *'•
lie [encoi t>* * horn the Warrant wf
then put upon the market in V*-Uut,
No* \otk and other places. The r iuar
Ct value at tfutt tiuH- Wa* i -'*■
,*ioee, making lite oMlrv bauh w,.iU>
about BitAUMk l'lm wuioiko as to
*• tat portion of this -uu \ ou Aewiafo
rucviwod i.vnot conclusive. but it cuuk.
not have bean lew.- (ban
>n tenlitlnd that he mwsiigetvd w n
imndrrel of tln-ae suminl* after tl*\
were iMmtVeJ fonn*l them alt fr..w,lu
'nit, pwviiig, i-oftcluaiTolf, that iu i>
uarancg did the proceeds of the 5..! o
wirranWteo to the per*uwt© whom U* >
rightfbllf belonged. We entire pTki
purions warrants were <sned wiUiit
one vear.
The vupiceiiiaiis'c duivgaU to the I
•cjnccratic state convention fo-r.i t!i
'liinty—l'lu.ted i >!;orl Jiiw'fgo W" :l i
ru-rvmvtsuirgyj tUu cetuily couv-*it; i*
—were Dr. lfobbins and l>r.
l>r, Pobbni-' Attended the jr. .veutlvi
OWaDr. lllllbsail did •*!, lwi.lii*V bv itl
not wish to l>e elc-ted fort he nts-i ai>*l
persons who were present af the rr* •
,-eoibUug t,f tlie cuntentiojii, hmji ci •
thorized to say for Dr. llillUsh Uutt in
lid not wish to l*e a delegate and treuM
not attend if elected. Tlie Doctor's ntrn
attcudancc at the laitu-aster Convention
■onflrtns the declaration* that wen
oiude for him at the time referred to.IV hv
(lit* thing we* thus set up ivntrary to
the Doctor's wishes will be for tlux-<
about BeTtefoute to explain who did the
work knowing that Dr. llillbidi won}'
not nervi if elected. No hkitne att.uhv
fo the Doctor for this trick, but it wm>.
KHtptcUd thing ou the {*art of at
Ikliefonters who misled the defepitc
if that neighborhood into dicXating
who should be* the man front thU
<i*le. although a!i the delegaio/roia ti ♦
tide — excepting tiro —voted for a gentle
man from reunsva!lt-y of the strictc-.
honor and democracy, but the dilegabes
from the other side said No, and v*Wet
for a gentleman who it was known
would not accept.
Such dictation by a few arm: ml
Bdlefonte mu>t bo stopped. Fetuisval
iey democrats moot IH> allow ed to cay
whom they desire when certain pUwi >
are to bo filled ffdU? this slide, and dicta
tion like the above .and n wo. had in
an instance one year ajpol will V s T
*ented at the ballot-box broflr people,
because It is a direct instult to tlie ster
ling d< ru( racy of this aide, to w-hirh
thf*y will not snbmtt.
At a of a convent ion
like the one above. Use attendance from
township* at a distancv from Bellefmifr.
is meagre, giving a few wire-pullers in
that town the opportunity of drum
ming np a full representation from tUP
districts around the county town, :.wf
these they use U fix matters to in
their purpiws, totally disregarding the
wishes of the
and other sections. IVnnivalley detrio
ccats inuMt not submit to three imatlSutd
fill not, |s the ones who engage in them!
may find out, to their sorrow.
It hi eoneeslM that thr* siiie of lh>-
ountv shall have one of the two stems
•ars to liteUgbbvtureaqd ouc.'if the t* <
delegates to atnte convention, and tire
-iiDis is conceded to the Hellefontc side.
of our cour.ty. Xow it is no more than
iwoper arid fair that as rug.ir ! those po
sitions, the democracy of tbiwsii^; :nf
couni); Should be allowt'd \hnr rli'tio
yet this' IVM been di nted t#*< ru
tllnea oflate. Sueh iroomae, it 'inust 'w
reeyi. work ill for the natty. Tim
ilnwnaynfy of Pufinvl!#j wilt Sub
mit toit>*Ht few over hire wlib jilnnyr
go agarnst tlds side, exi-epted.
Iu IVauphiri (unty, whiih is a lee
iislatirc district, with several rcj re;'r.-
tatives, like f'entre, the delegates of' he
different sections of tint* county to which
is conceded a representstiva or n-pre
sehtative delegate, settle tlmt matter for
themselves, and the city of Hirrisliurg,
although represented in the coiinty con
vention, is not allowed ro dictate to the
country democrats u/io shall be their
nominees. Any other plan would en*
dsnger the harmony of the party, and it
must be so in Centre. The democracy
of Pennsvaliey have the power to assert
their rights ; onr townships furnish tin
democratic majorities, and oir peoj4-
are not made of the cowardly material
that will suffer itself to be Imposed up
on.
If we are to have a member to the leg
islature from this tade, that man must
be the one whom the majority of the
people over here desire, and so with any
other position that Ls t<> be filled stand
ing npon the same footing—and flic thing
most riot be fixed by votes manipulated
by Bel I t'fo nters. The democracy of this
side of the county concede the sanie-'W
their democratic bretbern of Ibe pi Iter
side.
♦ ♦ ♦
iloW roll -4-Y ISTi:OI)C< Tio.v TO
Ii ELK SAP.
Washington, March 21.—John > i.v
an* testified before the war dt-partnn- vt
exjienditure.* eoinioittee this nffenioon
concerning his tnulership at Fort Sill.
He savs he paid General Mice, of lows,
fl,6oo"for introducing him to S.i rt-ti.ry
Belknap. Nothing turther was eliciii'.t,
except wlwtf lias altvady been piililish
cd.
What might the market price be now
for an introduction to Belknap.' lliut
article is scarcely in demand now, and
aould not command .1 thaw of tobacco
from any imp in the Reporter oflice.
Whew ! SiiWu fur on introduction to
Belknap! "The &o! ami hi money
were soon parted.' <
'rill ft! tH AM .1C > AVS
Wa him ; mi. M c. h |U. Si uator Hu
rl •w (w Viif i January uu U
linn tlu re luid he. a distiml itera
i ions in a,a units and ligiitc- in ill.- li
ial re| rta am II) in the public
deht statements. Hie Senate isunniiUc.
on tlnance have ui-t sent the Treasury
Ik imHinout tl:es. |UH'dies, and asked
an explanation of the following point*
In |S7I. during Senator limitwell'a a.l-
wholeaaie dnapw were
nti.de ill the tallies, show illg the palilie
' it the n I ev't I• i yenr.tldr
tv or fort, reports h ivitig In-en uhe.i lv
inildt The snfU of thee alterstieiis
imourded in the nggreftate tan in. rea-i
in the pitN c deht ei Over f247.(Xi.1tl
Tie i haitijis rdh-rre.l to date l>a.-k to
!<u, \ that time the 5 ipdie deht vv;n
at fin miuitmin I 'l.'h y.'.ii after that
;be f't s'lVeffhe Trt-.is.irv tmole an
mtai ,o< in.-i't- the public .lel't, and
f ,-<c were -ent to f'orrprew. unchanged,
ovh r< j ft -eeelng it* to the delu of
f liner vet'.r? aithlhe rejavrte list had
•uen 1. until !HO. the vear uftri Mr.
j;, iit.vi Jf t ok the pmtfolio. when many
hoiwe-i wa re made in the-e ofh n |.nl
llshed taljle*. For instan.a, a statement
1 >r the .leh* f< r lWlill having once t i.Ji
' HYr.dc up and k e:.t t• 'oil; iv-- Itll sail s. -
! uv'd icp. I - for that vc.Ni ougi.t to
j e,, ( e V, ith it Tlie flittin'-e report# from
|'s -tviv*. Dhl thYis atrrte. hut between
' he p.ih'i.ntifm of the rV}>ot. for I^7o
li,! IWTI hi ineri a. was uuide in this
i". in r r hv which it appears to
I s -4 \ . h<e!t itiere.is.s! ne ,rly ??l ixm.OC*.'
I l", n kt this s.atnnem e\art, It wilt up ]
oar by Rout wall's Hpfeli'i * report thjii (
h.e jtnnsn.t aideb had hooai sa.k'd a
the null . debt mi the Ist of July. lfifM,
••vus H . !"iv .• and > very siilswquent
I . i-iiM 1-~1 wlici! it was re|w rt,d lv
dmPo :"br is 1 tin: .23tM-O.W. It
' iu.s Ih.ui reiwated at the last tignre ev
,ti \,.r yuice. Tiie only rtMYclusiou
"hat cull he i.rrived at (Vi -ni theo ohvl
,us d - -rtpH> .lei l~ that the Kryrisier of
'he Trcn-urv eiiiinged the flgtires in !h<
J ■t' ? I^l, nr.d S.Pattvr Pavis and
I tJieSeafttecommittee want toknow who
' lit .uni w hat it w is done for. Sehit
t IlivuJw cU undertook in answer Sefta
h.r Pvvjs*gpeoehrt*, hut he did not t.uieh
UusO points,-7"i'W. qxri'J-
A CLKAtt CASK All A INST BED-
KNAP.
Testimony tIC Mr. Marsh.
Veiling . Mflrilt •A'.—The wtneo
f"l<*h P Mareh srdrrel here sriy tbi*
• rnle. hot w* not I e*r<l of utuii " * 1
o'clock tlii* crettlt e. when he wn subject
■ At.about tw-' hours of MNliitf I** 1 *
alii * bv h •übcominittfc <f iW juJicmry
.-■niiioUci*. cmsistip of M*srt. K •I'-"'
lut,i mi, el YVeii . democrat; WiUiaw*
I p l.v, ,i c , of W . ; Oretlty liber*?,
and Gi rge F. 11 >r. *f MatsachntetXt. re
.Jb r cr the lever*! thldri of politic**'
Irtimrnt in the h*w- bring deje rrerr
!in lbs three gewtlfines *be wit
.... „ *•* ' thtretiftMv #*it.|s mh>,l and
gnve hit teflliwttiv wd'.l out be ,t.'i <n, ex
m? tt tbr k or so rr- Afe. V in foriiictg an
I Mitten sustte- t" • •pUsi'op. •' 1
tifV-sod in t*l .orn'uiu : s\- M.UC.-tv 'on )
jvv*l,.g pht duni.. K f
• I . . ni o, 1 ■
wamhlor<'• v> r- • , • '-y the com 1
.. .. . -
v', VS* : *t -:-B-y with each ft;..r h
■. *• it Sb* f>—- in M-K,f <>'
.ii iriilt. Tb wiir.eii r< pc*i
ii hH .worth n thnl i c had Mnt tin C'l
oe .m.rfitnt $1.4(11 to Mr Belknap, ami
ihnomtnii'e**are m ot MviJenc
thstlbii iwcksgo u*> r- ciptid for to
exurvs* ,a-iuu*i > bv Gei-i .t*. 11*' *n*p. At
no prt of the UWliniOpy would the witn.
-ev th*t hi-1 ! ever convened ulth Gen
eral Bi lkimp on the uhi* *t "< the pay
ment- 1 money. *h*cb, r the tint
italmont t** Mr- lfo'knup were ail trane
mit'ed to Gen. B-lkWtip or dl|w>.d of aa he
directed
Mr Mars'* irv-i re|ii#e'.ed t*> be at lt*e
eaptti l at l -n ,*'elork in tne uurijing. *b*i
rie cxnniiiiitliaii wi> b** rnMinind. Mr-
Ma rah, nlUMHigil *Oil>pi*iia*'d, rein*in in
N,*v, Vor . i*!i*s l rig i.inct. mid will n
•ii r*-t|iiitiil I* cHit* before the renins lit e
un ci|"iili'.ur, > in the **r Jepkrtia nt un
Irs* it T>ec*.me neeewanr to eatahlleh,
through' h?r. tt'e s'teged ra*nfeion or
>ast of Mm Retkrap that the l>l r B.*!-
bnvj* had -h-red in the pr*** reds of thr
ith'ivare •• ef the Kreituekv railread ciuim
by the then see rotary of * nr.
SECRET-SERVICE CO BR C FTIOX.
How a G .Tfrntnvt t IVt ctivc I'ro
ccelni Ajjkiial the Ku'iiui
Wellington, March 23, - Seen t-wr tr
•genu of tne AdntttiNtmtioa m almntt
•laitv tUbnog "tafe'l rti lenco and rrvcul-
I'jr tbso njsrac' , - aitd crime* ©f (irnnt
■,ii Wltitelrv es-l'hiaf of th<- SvcreJ
fii-rsli s and one t>f the nafu burglary con
j4r*4w wh'i w Jwlitd m<i tried bat
.■soai'Od by * pi* i;cd jury . recently return
ed hera trnm Genir* j and U* been sunt
taaiuwar bctore spyornl invwtigst*
ma cumui nice* u ■ II UU>*. T<, day h
icj'.iCcJ before the C >tiitni!ie* on Ripen
biuret m the D.-partrrtefrt of Junior. *t.
• w.>ro thi •• i-Cl A ttornoy-flenend Ack
••trnan gnve him an unbodied nrdnr on
the Abhorring r'.-rk of thn Treaiury t<
IrtrWs* mm b mcney as. waa tt.-ndod U
procurearro* of itio Waders of the Hu
ll lox outrage* in the Shwilbcm Staff
Ability igeh>m>i pr two ui|> to "h.ulh
Cnrvhu* and Gnoraia. an j came track writ
,iPac J uuh i xwggerslcd *U'rii.* to circu
it: n, the N'.rli i>b d iVarful outrage
ninth bad never hen committed. and
• re of uo t> the Adtrlfitrtrwlidrt for ;><>-
' 'Wife* pdrtj<> r '. Then he tent detective*
Smith to writ tiivfhe .-are* These dotec
iyya y,yr lfroei!V relntix o of W li'l"*y, U
(ria ni hi* v<m 4 (ire St.OUt) or iiO 0 each
with irvtruction* to nttblitll agro ry
-torn or *' int" '".v 'U*<ir Uuim* th.it
ibky tihud, imkJ 0.-' it • aj blind to obtain
imCiu-tii.u; ii about Kii-K ut oi>< ratioii*.
Tae wit© t-- very frankly stated In the ran
jori'j olcsiM ds t*"vcr heard Iroin there
deiiK'tivi'ii after they brc'itftir PvlahtisUed
'in gT' i yty t res or on farm*, ard the hi
fornintlfi:'that ho (fid ehfain from the fee
seas n-'lt o: eeatt to rinuhit* bl>'d curd*
Mow tnrb-a. Mr. W hlilev acent btw ism
slittMAliand fIuU.OUU in tbss way, and be
to toil thu < lomitira now m<u h
f this amount ho appniprbitssd to hiutroif
Hi-stey •*•• lh 0..l story of DuUieUVi
aiwi*r.> at-e Ku A-ohaiuu by
nnufhdMrsew hi* cr mi - nntl us;n({ tic
"iPir> -tyicted powers ofthi Fi<rce b !! to ft -
tlnitdafe and df nehse it.!re counii"
-bywinleala ii reels ol' inn K-eiit podple
*bu we urt'T ereu csnviuieJ in eour'ta
controlied by Gri.nl.
WKxrco
Vera Crur. *u ilsvann. March It —The
! o'voluvuc *:.* cut tared J*lu|m on ihu 12th
j i"" 1 -
The -'.w' of V* ru Crur. wn, on the Jttih
■ ii*: , ibtcoay iiu itiii* of ige. Tlio in
varuewV- ucrupiv j the rail row J heiwntu
-I i city and the capital \■■ Unlay, but
jf.ov p/ru'dt train* to p-i*f.
The prinmry m . tlrtg of i-oiigresi will be
hcpl or* the "Jl'Ti Inst . the rorular opening
oft**o *i-ston mi'l take pl*c- April 1.
Ualfi>it<in, 'lVxar. March 21 The
Itr.iu tisvills rpceial U> V i: new* say*: Yen
terdn.v alicmoon Gen Li-barrn gave the
merchant* and iiu.-ini moo of .Matnmorss
a p<w*"i|'t< ry ordi r to meet bin* at hit of
ti.-e at halt pat f ■r o'clock. He inforin
d ibem whi-ti ihry met Ihst the ohjvct of
the meeting vm to rai-n $!t00.(*)l> to pay
: lib troop- and place the city in a state of
I defense. He offered a premium of :>0 per
' i -nt in ■ u-!>'in hon*e boml*, saying it wai
a friendly offer and if it was not accented
he would raise the money by force and n.d
•cru pie t-> use severe mean-, thai if neces
sary to wimibe murohnnU to effe t his ob
. jct, he would do-so- lie said he had the
interests of Lis government in his bands
and he wouhl suh-erve ihiin at all IIHZ
• arda. The inerch nt* present were than
, e ill' d'Ui to f uh-errtie to the war. When
fit.or Ante! io L-ttvgoria Was called he said
In- wa* nefthle to -tib-erihe. He was itn-
I medintelr e. ntined 111 tha artillery <juar-
I tr., and i* th-ro v<-t. He can be releaser!
by subvert! ing Ten thousanrl
' dollar* b*M-ii demanded from the bouse
i tnl Duir Kratiftarm Armedias. Tna inana-
Cfr of the firm i* mi American eltb.eu and
ieIB New <hdeans at orrwent. Knntnoflbs
member* of he tlprn are en (Lis li Jc. Lot
night *WitU) was ,übseribed. and to day
*H.uui Thi- Hum talis siiort SST.Oflil of
' v hat i* needed it",
William M I.lri\d. debtor, and of lh
11/ m ..f W M I oyd *V Co. banker* of]
A toolia llled II litrl' l|l iTrdit'r at the
United Stall-. CetnmieOoli'-r e offiee, Pitti
bsintb • n the it'iu not. The list i a long
on**, ii I**4l in* hoi'iv. eg i* tbo ri capftola
lieii; i
Win. M. Lioi d (.el . Altoon.a ?-IO : 'I.W 1 0.<I8
Lioy-I, <V Co . Rii.-w-hurg 170 71 1 74
11,'ovd. ll'inii ion ik Co.. N ... tiH.347,1">
Lipid. CnhKell A C- . Tvi.me 148.912"*
' Huff & C '.. K-i-l Llverpi 01. ' •!.to2l IVM.U7
/Lloyd. Huff A Watt, L'ltrohe . 722-11..%
Total 1 1,010.402.20
The puti ioning creditor fsThornsa Ritch
ey. z.aO' H'i was ma o in the United
Stat' D.t it Court, re erring io Kegis
ter s u e question as to whether the
i p.-titioaiug creditors constitute a legal quo
[rum
Pr\r<>( mrir statu tosvi V I;
TJUX. if
i. iiujirtiT, T\. Murvli 53,, The lViu
ruti SF itc t'ottvciitioit met in Kultunj
llttll,
Mr. II II W right. I'hnirtUHii >f the
lute tVlMiiil tViuuiiUet', called tin *"
Mtviiiliiitt In flitlcr, mid it<>:i Win A ,
• lay fiilil, "I I it) ctlc. Wit* elected tclu
[wsrury I'lusiriunn h\ nn nlnnol uiuini ,
IUOIIH vote. J ,T
Mr I'lnvfnrcl t> ltmn,l Ihatska ftsr the '
|,,in r i cnlri iml tijw'ti hup, Kmiiaclotl
liiinnxnv .slut itiitiri-il the I'llaiiiin
•f i orrn|itiim wherever it <xiatct 11-
whi llii'te liiouiii ho no heailulu y tu l-j
luring f>>r tlit" right i>rlti*l|lr-w.
t lie fhlltiwitig rer/ihitidn una ntlti|ilc<l ''
l>\ n l.irgs- intsjiifity ;
lu-ta-ls -J, That one rvpti rthUtive ftdni j
i,n h SctiuiMrtal dialri> t Ih-M'h'ilt'll a* l v
t'oinuitltt'o on t'rt'tlcnliala, lVt ma turn) I p
Orgntiiautioii uti'l Itoeoltltiotia, and tlamt: t*
.in- ti -olutioii* l>t iifwrrt'tl to the ton
Vt'hljoii oillomt ilfl'jlf ; th.it thf toll i
vent toil reh'vt font Kt tmtorinl di'leitnlt** "
to ihi- N ilionnl C'lnivt'iitioii, two Koprf-
Miitntivi tlrU'gali - frnlti t-Ui'h t'ongrt'M
usnul ihrlin l, .< nil thul tlit- (,'onvi-ntion
ilut tho i hi.iniKin of the ?liili* Coll- n
ral Coinioilti i' ,
The vail of tin- roll nftowej UIKIUI flf N
fin l oiiti'ati 1 *fut, nii-vt of thf w from ji
l*htlni|fl|<hia ami l.uttcrne, Afrcr the r
|ijointtni'Ul o( thf Committee on fro-
Ini.tuila, Orvunlmtiors nnil lkfeolutionsi <■
the A'onviution ailjonrncil until three 1
oVhuik. r
The iMuiStilltc on I'fodviitikl* ' ,ni '|t
mauy i-onu hefoio tlifin There H
an imtneu.-o throng otthiilf the (
ivp.uiitliw ro. ni Ihiring the wamonr j
•InM' vif voitajUernhle egcitetni - nt.
The toiiveutiou tfaircniblfd nt lntlf
,ie>. fottt o'eJiX" a IvolnTt E. Mutlugiittl.;
f Wfgt t'lit-aivr, was elected |wrniiit,eiit i
hitirmuti h\ a uuunitnous vote. i:ft> '
vice jiresiileuu ami numerous necret*-
i H were eh*'teil, A committee of two |
ua.iaftit to the committee on emlen
liuls to Ivtiow w lieu they would he ready j (
to report, and returned rav-',
ing thi refa.rt would W reaiiy i
at hulfpu-t live o'llo.k. The,
ouventiun adjourned till then. Jftiring
the rvi'eswt I\. Tlummer made a
11 ' :
The convention reaitfetuhled ui hall
live o'l ha k. The committee were'
'tot ready to reisort. and a further recew,
was taken until half pant seven.
On the re:'.isetnhlirig of the conven
tion the committee on credentials re
ported generally in favor of the conteat
,nts ;ts follows : Cieorpe MclnUre, de
tared elected In the Twentv-cighth
Philadelphia diwtrict smhsiitntcii Samu
el Jcigephs, Mr. Woodruff, of Cambria,
me ved that Mr. Josephs be not admit
•ed as a suhatitnte. hn view of the op- 1
position to him Mr Joscnhs withdrew <
Hon. Uohert E. Monughan of Chestct
■oliutv, upon taking the ehair, after
•hunking the Convention fbr the honor'
•onferred,stated that corruption is the'
enemy that confronts us on every hand
to-Jay.
Wtlgg TDK DIDSoCRATIC r vkTV OK ISiXE.|
The iMinoerutie parly ruled us for
three ipmrtern of a ctuilurv, and all thai
is erv.it in tins etsiinirv belong* to thai
varty. It atliksi houisiana, Tc*aa, Flor-
Ida, Ac.. t > our .luttiaiii and made our
.'ritire | e"|'le (MKkieftil, | uerful, urna-l
->crousand happy.The Ih-publnwu* have:
<cmcd jKiwcr aud uro r<-;Hn"illc for
.11 the cerrnptiona of the day. It make*
it* h.'iito uith ua to-day. even in the
it imri.l capitol of the nation, and taxes
all alike, the poor x- a. 11 a-> the ri< h to
maintain its aaccotlcncy.
(IKJEXT or Tltli UfcM'H&mt I'AItTY.
it i the pnr|K*e of the fV-nioeralici
tKirty to stand for the people and to
bring all cnlj ritato condign puniahiuent
without fear, favor or ntfection. Again
thanking yon for the honor conferted. l
the Convention i* ready to proceed to 1
bnstnc;**. I'
Mr. Stanley W.odward, of Luzerne,
presented a resolution that the conven
tlon present for the consideration of the <
[ democratic party of the Union the
name oltbe Hon. Jerenuah 8. it!a k for
Prenident, being well aaanretl that hi>
nomination and election would secure,
an administration distinguished by the
simplicity, economy and jrcraonnl puri
tv "f former davs. The resolution waai
laid on the tahfe
James P. Barr of Pitt*burp, W.t'ooper
Talley, of IVleware. Charles U. Buck*-
lew. of t olnmhia. ltiehard Vatix, of
Pliiiadelphin. 11. M. North, of Lancaster.)
! William M. Heily. of PhiladelnliM.l
! He inter < Tymer. of Berks, A. 11. IiW. of
t Union, W. A. Wallace, of ClwvrfieM.
'Jeremiah S. Black, of York, bliss >1
i Clark,of Indiana, James Kill*, hchuyl
| kill and William L.Jf.-ott.of Krie, were
i nominate J for delegate* at large to the
j national democratic convention at St.
. lamia.
Meshra Wallace, Clymer. Dill and
i North wore cloeu-d. Mr. Wallace bad:
i 'JUO rote* ; Clymer, 210 ; Dill, ltW : audi
I North, 140.
Mr. Wallace nomitiutfH! Charles R.
lUcknlcw to head the electoral ticket
of rennavlvania, and moved that h? be
elected by acc'atimtinu which was fol
lowed by applauac. Mr. Buckalcw xra#
at* led ad without nppoailiun.
Messrs S. H. Wilson, of Beaver. I*aiil
M M. Fox. of Philadelphia. William 1
Scott, of Erie, am! C. Heydrick, of Yc
nn|D, won- nominated for the remain*
isipr fiortion of elector* at large.
Sir. Wilson was elected, receiving 11A
votes to 54 for Mr, Fox and 53 for Mr 1
Hendricks.
The chairman announced the election
of a chairman of lite state committee as!
in order. The following |M-r*nns wore
nominated : William McClelland, of'
Pittsburgh i W llinm McCandlcss, of
Philatelphia ; Joo. Miller, of Cheater;
11. F. Meyers, or Harrisburg,
• FIRST BALLOT.
M 'Candle* 71
Myers 58
Miller 36
M'Clel land 79
BBCONP BALLOT.
MrCandlcss 78
McClelland 88
Mvers 60
Mlfier. 22
No choice.
While the third la l lot NVH In progress
it was discovered that a Philadelphia!,
not a delegate was personating one. At
the direction of the chairman he was
removed from the hall amid the ap
plume of the convention.
The third ballot resulted as billows ;
McClelland Jl3
McCand!e*n 53
Meyers 53
Several delegate* changed their votes]
from Mr. Meyer*and one trom Mr. Mg-
Candles* to .Mr. Clelland, Increasing Ida
vote to ISO, a majority of nil the votes.
The chairman announced the selec
tion of Mr. McClelland, after which the
names of members of the state commit
tee were announced.
ELECTORS.
1 lioWrt F. Sheif.
2 George It. llell.
3 William I!. Wright.
4 Thomas K. Gaskill.
5 John Morgan.
<J Dr. John A. Morrison.
7 Col. 0. Jones.
8 William lv. Hawk.
<J Joel L. I.ightncr.
10 Ilcnry T. Trumbauer.
11 George 11. Rowland.
12 John Noalon.
13 J. B. M'C'amant.
14 Daniel I). Boas.
15 J. 15 M'Collum.
10 F. W, Knox.
17 John H. Chi.
18 Thomas Bower.
19 David Small.
20 Sebastian Wimmer.
21 James J. Ilaslett.
22 John It. Guthrie.
23 It. N. Gibson.
24 David S. Morris.
25 It. B. Browne.
2(1 Thomas W. Grayson.
27 Benjamin F. Morris.
KKPKKRENTATTVE DEI.TOATK*.,
1 Geo. M. Iteily.
2 John It. Hush and Thus. 1). Pearce.
3 Samuel J. Itaiulall and S. J. M< Mul
len.
4 W. X. M'Grathand Henry Donahue.
5 John Fullerton and Frederick Ger
ker.
ti It. E. Monngimn and J. B. Ithoades.
7 George Itohs and Jas. B. Gotwald.
8 Amos B. Wauner and Evan Mishler.
\V. Hayes Grier and J. L. Mteinmetz.
10 William Mutchler and Thonuis B.
Met zgar.
11 David Lowry and A. CJ. Bromlbead,
12 l/oudrick B. Wright and James Cor-
Irett.
13 W. M. Ramsey.
14 George W. Ryan and Geo. H. Spang.
15 It. A. Packer and W. 11. Dimmick.
10 John B. Book and Uw/rgi; p. Jackson.
i? 11. 1 Johnson and E L. Keo
h |r. A J. I isher nd Ttihn A. M.igct
ii | l bith over mid Thennas it#
vrr '
'o \ t Novi-s und 'I ltotnns M Attley, '■
fl Charles I itoyloand Ale*. I'attou. i'
!'J Vnthony 1 Keating ami IV, J Bri ti- i.
nan. . i
Muholin 1 In) and Ali k.t, ('oiTirun' ,|
l W. Il Ituulap and Janthus llunth ).
!o Silas M • laiki null II \ l ie.
.'ti John T. Hard ami James \. sirana
han.
!7 lUdsert I Coltln nudJ, 1 A*• ihomp-i j
SURi ! „
M I Msi > 100, I ,1 I thf , .'Hill,it- >
~ on f. f. huh,' > rip rtrd the fhM*irttigH
fiUlforiu. which wa gdoptvd
Ti.e lie tunc racv of I'fiinfjfleania IM|i|
i',invention mel, rcsin'tt* it- oh rep—ted n
Art irutii,i,* > t <i sotsini to nli nt tl, pie. j
viiio'ik . fill, tiilorwl i oi .iilut.oii imi u> *
lierprtiinl untuiiel the *tsUi, it< ilgi *null •
to rigid flili'litv to ptiboi tru u. to I'lm ,i
tl.il • fohollili'Mi M-llliillti 1 Tutilill of tl,r !i il i
•fwl. t'u eUii nsugii jnai jp" * 4 bibt'Ol'i t"
Ik.-..| elf go* i innifiit in . v rr.v n i tints I. If
hom.t pwynw rt i.t'tho puhln d!il, slid ti -,
koutid I'r.M.t IMI 'l'll if I tin pit bite leith, n
liii*v w lb t'UiMil itiou end kUm,. tb*
BVtiUaoa* of bill.cry, fruud and Ipcculstioti
in bigli pjini*. thi ilitlut* tl at pfeveib
and the Midi- l us,l of f, ihclsl ruin that ,
in i eml ■ vrr the pe. (,it *,f the air,tt i ami
they uhartf that the •' e'vit* sre the dun.
rendu • f the present government the ui 1,
war legislation,' vicioua fliittsciat po'.ii v,
extras Csn, e fc, d earruptnui ot t!,a ifptoi I
lie.'.rs purtv and it* tt)<ia<>. and invilu g i
all • t overy aliade u| pulnival v(,ias>* wl • r
behrVe In otUi'.ai |,UI,l> slid 6dv.i(y, Ik -
thw ai!juuio-ni of hnnni tgl um >iion upon s
M aiHilld h*i, lii.V.l |j I'Ksltl fn 1 thts inter*
i fit e wholi Joi i' f an.! not of .•> i lure. i
in thts recognition ,-f it,e f. ' -ettlcuieiii
ofgll tpit*liisns Hihti'ilfed to the arhilr* i
a ent of the sword, end In a jediCjr wlii< ! i
m der the conatit ,tin k 'Cp* sbteaat of the s
and eivitigali u of theage to unite .
wilt, them, they dictate. i
Kirat Thai she ch il n r*ue el Tho guv* ,
eriiluenl hat btfuiuo , auu|d am, la niude
thw object of pcit' ite' gain, glid ItihiO'liil ji
la public I> ut l.e bfi'Olfl# tin.' rule und n.,l *,
} I it* ixit j, si M >.* ImiivM th*l lone*J.j.
11 apse *1) si'l fdelity re l)lt i fl'y tcata ~i ,
fi, .10* fir public .tation, and tha the
\ whcle.oii# piuaHies of the taw .houiil be
imed with vigor to CTitori e official BCOolitit
iibilitv.
tjfi-ond. That tho rreriit and rrpekiftl
|exposure* id (ratia slut fotruptian in the
i sdmtniitrati'Ui ol iwibt.f atiaire nil tor a
|*cnrchiag and thorough iatnligalkiii ol
Ihnfonjufl übd copuiitub pfgvety hrnch
if th* puhhc .allnc lu I r end that *U
corrupt pla-'litw* lby be bfi tlglil 10 l.gbt,
anil that sli who have ithu*<-J and bt-trej
#d their public trust#, whatever may tu*
their alatlon, my bw eipoaed nlid puni.-h
ed; and Vie uege llinn* *.n f liarge of tksiill
J.Tt at AVaahlr,ft,.h to prompt, tnoruugh
ar.d exhau>t>ve eysrninaUott ol ikeir rt*
ispcotivw field* of labor
I TbirJ. 'that retronehni'i.t aid fOoWO*
: ,ojr are itidi.pvi'uWr in ted. ral *tut<* *nu
i nunieipa, ailuiiH *lratioU at all eager.Ual
jmenna toward la*caing the hurJattt wi
.dm In,4k** of renrce*nuUve f,,r tlie r'duo
!uoti of tJm vjtpAhtniurt k „rttve tederal gi *•
' ornnifiht to • Just rtandard and their drier,
lunation to mi sen lire iiunfrer of Un'tti
'offlclsls.
Kopitn. Tliat genera! amnesty to nit
Ipargfwi* iii.phcau* I in in,* lata iwhe!jit!
•against the govr-niuent <>( tho 1 l iled
! Moles, whu |,„ir ik*i ajiii.Jy I mSI rvilew.
Ed I rum 'lenitiiitio by the a, 11 ** t. "! i*st'
greak and by tb Tivrid.llt, W 'U.d ho C |
..allowable aoJ prop ' -vk of g.-Teri.
. I mental pow i r in the year or the centennial
~ce!ebta'.,un of Antericwii isApriitpo,!
" and thel the eon.tn<*i of v -ci. a
r 'ni,anl'' hy Pre-i.i.nt tyfsut ut a j phi ll*
'!ran! g •. s*il Hi<i.erti.ri and t i-*,. ■
' bv a republican 1.-iuae <f repr.^eaiatlv•
* at a fiiriue <-a#tr , oirloUluU* full t r s !
> that nuch a m. .oro ;* fit, jwdicmo* snd
Ilhnwh'.
Kill!) 'fhsl lb dtuiocravy of J* nnayi
vania cordially el'p' <*• u! thojc wievi-i. ,
of the slate constitution to wtl: The <igi**
trenth section of the third article and the
liiKiHidMitiessf the tenth article which
it I protci I nt only *chuol fundk but otlu-r
puuilv ITionO) ' HVIN Mil • ft If (
Mali Uci, It'lU that tli \ fl'.ij illurtrato ttiat
doctrine of the *eparau-Hi of chuecti and
■gate which h alway* Lwn a cardinal one
with the democratic I -My.
Siith. Taatthe .letulo for the roump
lion of i>ec <• paymei.t* e tle l.t d>,r *i i
January, • iui|Mt*ieic to UKMtr.|
and it i* a <i.theme pr>etaiiinte.3 il at a".
that dale the United Slate will go iff.
bankruptcy li |nr*l)|MiA|a.ir|je>*p>j
JittTU.l ct ti c future, tun * ilia laborer 1
and pioduccr out <1 en.p.oj luti.t, U |
alandiog threat upon th< butineai tnan and ,
ougnt to be forth* Ith ret', a'c.t
S. vefth That gld and $i vcr are the
only true bai ft-r the eurrerr* of the re-'
public and thai congro *hu!H take auch
• trpa fcr th>< reauioplnm ot >prc: pay
ment* will moat .uraty ai.o g>< ,diU ,
r.-arh that retail * ilboul dtutroyiog th a |
tm.inw. inli rc.t of Ibe pe>p,'c.
Kighlh. That l*r pr. enl d. pro*, on of.
all our uallOlini lfldutre. which r heel>
ilia * Imlctuinc flow ot caioLal through the
i honor it of entrpri atol d-*riic to honest
, labor a Je en; lltrlihood it the diiee: ine*
■ table fruit 6f eitr.c agance and o! rrcklo>
#nd di.huneit republican tampering with'
the finanect of the e>'untrjr, and we dc
nr> >e.ce the author* of that Irpslalion at,
■ fllclai.wbo have unu-lited tha fouuda-,
i tuma alike of tlio alute and of the b*>iur.
We CtM up€in llo> people to aid ut to halt
i ibeai in tin* fata career, anil to *et thnr
lacrt nlhn direction of praclivattl* men
j. urn* which thai) evrntualijr enable the
treatury of the Unite I Slate, to Keep it
plighted faith with r.cb end poor alike,
i We demand legiilation through the pow
er of the federal government which thall
' irlve ut prrformance for rrmirw. and re
.tore lolrrncy to the nation by rtwloring
1 protpenty ui the pt>p!e.
K' eolreJ. Tbul ill CoUluiOU with tiiepeo
: pie of our ti.tei ktalet, we rrpuce in lh<
iopportunity u> rr leh-alo tho oenieuniat i f
I the pr.K-Uiiialiun of our emancipation from
i the guv'trniueiii of the ilriuih cr >wn.
, uiarlting at it diJ tbo epoch <T the greaiaai
. r'tent in tnodcrn hlttory, nd fr i a jutt
pride tint*, it* ce'lebmttofi *bou!<l hi' upm:
ihe toil of "tir own coinniwii wea'lh oti In,
'hwcitv where independence tsi duch*r>
od.
a ,
HIGH LIFJi IX WASUIXGTOX
Beautiful \\ uniuu of litnnv'a ShWddy
Cnutt —Their (Jiiurrele ami Tip n
Dow ii fa! I.
[FVaw tht f'sytfafj
We published t rme extract* from nnor,y
inau. lettnm *ld to tie Writ ten by lb" Wlf< .
ot a latu Canmet oib>'r. and now we call!
attention to the ti aaaarlton that is Immg'
uitrttiirateJ, which teila wliy hn lcf\ th. i
Cabinet and bow tUuse ietla-r* came to b<-
wsillssa.
A Wealthy gentleman of Xe* V"t*k, ot
| the name of Lamar. *iuc< d' >d, hd -.u ,
, toft ctpluii being adjud ctiled that amount
ed to tonie (our or ova tiuodred ibvutanu I
dollsr.. The.a clnini* were, uh iggtiy,
others of iik* ort, l la*t dfctdrj ii ,
Lamar'* favor, but fioin tin* decteion u
appaal wan la Lea to lint tMipretft" Ctuirt '
At lt<! (SM lUllltd "li thi* npin-nl Of I'll I
the Miiuc Uw and evidence, nttevled aeUs*
iiluiotl liklhate-l cn.e was -ceded r.il|
aigped helote lbc Siy reiue Court, nnril
OVOnt'Jwily decided in llvrff'Af the ulauo i
ant*. But Attorney-General WiiiiamtJ
neglected or rmirnd to dnmi-s tliu Hp
pea !*
Mr. Lamar, anxiout to cecum hit money!
tell New \oik lor V\ nthuigion, .'tying to!
hi* fricfld* tlnil be Could ath.rd to expend!
Lilly thouoiad dollar* to secure the tho dis
mittal. Arriving In Wn-hincton, he em
ployed, of Course, Benjamin F. Butler,
and then, of course, went in*enrch of Judge
Louis Dent He found the la.t uniiiod cun
dned by the tickne** Ihnt eventually tri
niinalod in bisdwtlh lie ( Lamar),* hew
ever approached Mr*. Dent, aaying thai he,
withed to retain her hu.baua a. Ins attorn
ey, and tendered her a wriUon roi,tract, 111.
which ho agreed to pay u lev ol Iwcnly-
Hve thouMiiol dolluri contingent upon the
ditmissul ot lhe appeal, Mr*. Dent said
that her husband wh* too ill to approach otij
butineii, but a* the Attorney-General. i
William*, wan in thr hwNit of Culling al-i
most daily to impure after .Indgn Dent'*
health, shi would consult him and give,
Mr. Liiinur an anawer next day.
Tile Atlorn<'y-(>i<neral Called,
id, and advi*vd Mrs. Dent to accept tlx
proposition, a*, sooner or later tho appeal
wouid have to be dismissed, and her lnt
bund might us well secure the fee n any
other ullorney, mid so Mrs Dent •losed
with Mr Lnniur.
A few day* liner, Mr*. Grant culled on
her lister. Air* llent, in some excitement,
and said thai Mrs. William* had been to
toe Iter and complained that Mrs. Dam
was creating u scandal iu the attempt to
usuilie fatuity influence to uiuve the Attor
ney-General, in the discharge ol hi- duty.
Mr. Dent, nlurtued ut thi*. rmurncd the
contract to Mr. Laifiar Within a short
time thereafter the appeal wa di-mi-ted,
and Mr. Lamar returned to New York, re
porting the expenditure ho was cull nil upon
to tuako in lecuriug an curly adjustment
of hit claim.
Mr*. Dntil wa* nnturallv indignant at the
result, and brought an influence to bear
,that ended in Mr William* being forced
from tho Cabinet All ihi* was purely
tocia), and among her cnetnies Mrs. Wii-
Ham* found the Belknap* and Robe-on*
the most bitter, '1 lie three ladies, in in
tellect, tienuty. and influence, were nearly
equal, but Mr*. It lilt Mm* llad to give way
to the higher power of the eouit. 6ho wa*|
not the woman to retire without a struggle
hence tho Hght that began with anony
inou-o letter*, and ends in the disgrace of
one of hor opponents, and, if current re
port cuu be relied on, the downfall of tho
other.
Jkll it> 1> Y d bKJIMoN M
Mtr Moody t#ad i H> ol .1,1 sn.)
l,s| t, is of f (Witilli)ti>, and aftt r tin
IV.'d lis lu". " Woik, for the night is coili
ng." had been *ung, he read at the t< kt
. r 111* 'll court, tho S(t verse . f the 13th
I,spier "I llaiiicl "They that he wi r
,lis 11 shim* at the I tighln.••* of the firnia.
it eli! "
t he) thst I,#* wire- n*>t 1,,*) ahii •
I.'ki/i' shine," liu b' gan *u,l thn, co'itinui d
11, at per hap* not in thi* world would l> *y
>hn. *..(< r maiit ,<1 thr greatest and lrl.
in St, of III* world h*,d died before they b*d
liver appreeiatod. To b,- luit,cs*i every one
mtttt acknowledge ttiai i, want* pi shifiwi
j'Cte and people d"ii't I ei il preacher > to
ihfl >,e frM'tti to r.trli a drure (iml det
>i I ray g<e-.t 'alem,eii ths great men >,f
thi* woiiii li.pl ah lie in beaten. Ihaie
am law thst <on rlnna h, ru in tl,i world
that e.ri make name h< ra b I A Isn't so
nt Doit • .nn *. Kv i yone can both labor
,1 Irh ■ ill 111* t**t V!i e, *V itl ll • I.Ullib*
rib A* example* Of ibosg who lV btiin
blew iW*h"V' tried glory, the intatica
of tt • Jirw.r won i-n. the orse who broke the
atat .tier li,*l of ointment over tile Nk.ivr'l
' f sid the oth> r who dropped her two
in 11*k Inli t • be., krrr cilcl After thus
I uaifstoig how the huml,lc*l livr.r. w ilk
i laitbtul heart, tw> d b turned to It,a
lory ot tied >1 r. Mo .dy very em neatly
*!.0i0,1 ll p*e piaaei.t, each one. to liy
U *or hrr pvtkonal ii.flu nee up *n a. to*
ring pc|roll tu bring him to tr,e Lord
Hy 1.1 nli u'alion he *h.. wed how manycon
i, rtr Could tie msd.* it eaclt oris of llu
-0 ISSI p'erent aauM rr.ilravat Is save „il,
-out* year for the tteit fifty yiwra "Wt,ai
v*e w ant in N, w York,' h. said, "'is In yet
•town to ituMviduai work The world isji s i
wan U( lu lie itivitsd tr, Cb-iil. 1u ak 1
a I I,til tu P the roll! n!>uut hi* eternal we! ,
trr every day.'* ]J then told how orie (
night, very Isle, as h* wn, goll g liotne, af-|
a day in winch he faited t" avsll bim-j
-ill f rtny opjK.rtupity ot aiivaking tn any,
, lie of, this rul ject hi sw a man alandmg
1 *o d**r ftieet tlgl t. grid lie went upto him ,
• rid plk' iog hi* iiatitl on hit iluwild* r, .
j.poVeto lon. kit diy. The m*n rerogn j
ul Mr Moody, ai d curird bini, at.d u.v.t
jod t,ins to inn d los own hunt e*k. An
other day he got * mutual aci#iiati,tAiice u|
goto Mr. Me .liy to luUl it, bim ageirtat
""il, |*r*uii! tpu jlergpcs with atrattgeiw
'J! ) raw a Hint,. ' <Xi lairued Mr Moods
'walking off a bridge on a dutk night,
would I wad for gfllrttr •durlion bctorr te •
ing hitn of hi* danger Thre<* month* lati t
at f o'clock in the morning, that toOM man
want to Mr. Moody's h* use. and c,.nfe*i
.hi that he bad fwjyvd tace of Ino rlj
bince Iha kind *|>uf"k, h angry rrpul-.on;
cptaode tkndar thn gaslight ii soo br
c ime a tri or I active and Vi,lbu,itfi *e ,*r k- j
ei in the l,rd a caUao. The fet tUI <>f tHva j
incident was so v.tuple atid earnvat. and|
Mr M.onty reem.-<l ro mui h iff. e:ad htm*,
ilf hy ttia memory il iccalled. thst mcay j
in the bouse were visibly and audibly at
frcted (ir 'ttni at d atnens were ho*d .
from many quarter*, and toefl and women j
-a', with hai dkoeehiofs at iter eyes He
then gv# advice P* lb# Christian*, "ilotht j
be m anxioua to gel a g*Md real yoUr*elf'' j
l.a veh'Aerllij (liliillitli. "Don't take
lhipe *eal* Ulitlat* 1" IS., pitlghl* rgn oVOr !
the kctpnutcfe iif front seals 'Gc and get
i**uni | oof and Uheonv, rted peratie and
bring bitn in here, and then you walk up
*nd d w n the streets, if there Isnorooni in
i here, till the tneetir.g i over, and than
. srslv boms with I*l txi From his sacmon
■ Mr Msi'iiv esntiitunl in a vary narr,esl
|,rwyar und than prar.uunecd th* ten. die
|on
For Witmt ii tiiily.
Mr. Moody's tost wj.s irom the third
, cJisL't* rot Uencrik, ami the i.tntli i are
"And th. Lord catted ut to Adam and
• aid onto him. w ereart thon?'" This.raid
Mr Mo dy. was the fir-t question ihatUod
i pirt to man attar thw fli. and eveiy •
itiav, aug t to be interested in il be**U.e it
iu*> E*e that i**4 Adam a-tray it■* the*
Lltvided hsw audience into three clasooa and
► ald'tv*d h msaif Ural, to those wbu profess
p> be Christians. Ot such, he asked.
r !' AY here do you stand? cati you think l
1 ,any "u? you v e led to Christ** !l held
■ tha' eacb'prrvon was a curse or a blo*ing
intt • hill |t-1 r •. wn* V.VI w. >'• '
e'tber made the world better or worse!
by M* living in it, and thowe who do mo*t j
barm tre thoae who niakecoid hollow priel
ta,-tons <d beir g I'bnstmris l'f pleotlhel
world Won'* believe ia Christianity, h-l
cau-e thswe lubenarm CkrilftM, whiljl
Ihet make profession-, male no pertong J
rff.-tlt tw lie'u lUetr faliow-roen One g-aKi I
playing mother Uo&* more to up-et in(ae!i-|
tv Jha" *" l|i* book* in the world j
i lust rale the danger of parent, becoming j
in-dive and indifferent to their children'.]
.-tema! welfare, Mr. M""dy dertbed
father at falling asleep whilo hi* chiid was]
ylayini at hit t'de, tiid waking t* find tb,
littie creature strayed away and fallen
.•vera precipice and killed Much sob
ting f -lowed the recital of Uu* wd"t*>
and Nlr. M<ly'aown eje tee moisten
cd. Thi* Mil ut t! t wnuon *• J'toml
iwrtkutally to a trrvenl eyhorUtloo t
n.oth-n to set G.-dly example* to lha.ij
'clil dren. for. .aid he, if children lOtecua
'r .lence in mother* thev wont have c'C
' lence In anyone The wend clat. t
'whom hea*ke,l, "Why did you leave th'
'fmi!y altar? Can y>a* give agood reaaon'*"
'li*a*|is*i*d with groat wntMaa*. P- all
i kackal'dnr* to return to God a* they had
; 'oft him. aasunng tkeui that God hart
uaeksiider*. The thirdclata addressed was
, c-mpoaml of iho# who tmver had made
protest). 0 and t.i them be urged the truth
that the shortcoming, of Christian* it re
i *t use for them "I b"p." *ald he, ' you'll
have no re*;; 1 hope you cao'l sleep; 1
! hope vou'll bare no peace till yau accept
11Mir Ist 1" Onv the most affecllug auec-
Jo' .-t ui tlo tcinon was of two brothers
soldier*, who flighting side by aide in bat
:le, *•< re separated forever by a ha!l pn-a
n* through the hrea-t "! one A* he lay
dy 'ng in the midft ot the fight he sent hi
! lalt metsaga to hi* mill her and then ex
claimed; "It- gioriauv t die looking up
This Wast" give opportunity to say that t
du- so giorit-u* a death one must always
' Urn "looking up ''
i At the close of tho sermon Mr. Moody
[in.mil!"d a-hurl sue—'O of silent praii'
, for Ge l # bl-'ssir.g tm nuD-phrt-tian. ant
tMi Ltiideii present, and asked a" who de
>in Jto ahare in it to rie. Here and there
dotting the whole u.as of people. w<-m
,rute, with hawed heads and rye* red with
weeping {sever*! Hundred stood op a.
'thi-timi f'r prayer, and ttwn Mr Mooci.
tasked God to kicMt thum Then <lucina
iho singing id the hyra i. "1 need lliee
i every hour," tin** tl"iruu 4 of special re.
ogiousof tp. cial couv ersaliui, were invit
■ e.l to meet Sfe,r. Ma "lv and Salikev
| and the ,- C4iaia*in workers'' in the luqu -
' r r-nams and a large nuinher throng d
thither.
I Kilpairick dde* not back down. He
write* . "I -aid Geneml Butterfleld wroli
I me a letter offering jj.'AMi'O 1-r thu Collec
terakipoftha port of Now York. He dr
nil * it. Lot th* committee • immon nie '
No doubt fbe i>mmitten will.
We would esteem it an especial fa
vor if.ewn fffcnq ofthe wmil •
"oiiJ us the natria of al lettit otic mb-c rifcer i
'with the C*h-- f'r tliri e months 40 - *h*;
si* months If 1 fkl, and one yen l- o'-
er, Won't yon try and )■• u this little li.-l
• or. ab.l willfopav row by improvii g H
Reportt r. Send u the nawiis ol -ix ev
subscribers, with the t a*L. Ml.d w > j
Saotd you the Keporiar owe yiai ti* . i
??? * * V
LOOK ! LOOK !
If T"U -Hi.' 1.. Shvc M.Hi. y, bi.v your'
guoila (if K. G. F IIAXUKT's,
LEWLSTOWN, FA.
ALL GOODS are guan ntccl to In
right or the rtt'iniy refundid. All or
der* filled | romplly, accotupanied by
the money
BAH IRON *2} ct< per lit.
BENDERS HOUSE -HOES nt
S&(X) per Keg
WINDOW GLASS, B*lo to 10x14,
fUhelper Box
PUTTY at 4 els. ner lb.
18x10 KABII, 12 Lighu, 38 cl*. jet
Window.
FOUR PANEL DOORS, SI.BB
each.
BLINDS and SHUTTERS $l6O to $1.75
per Window
I'UHK WHITE LEAD $lO 00 ne 100 lb*.
TRACE CHAINS, Straight or Twiat d 7
ft. $1 00.
llAliltoW TKETH, 4J iK per lb
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH. 60ct.-.
" CORN PLOW SHOVELS7Sto9O.
•' Lg HANDLE SHOVELS, 63cts.
" lit >KS, 38 cl.
II AY BAKES, 20 ct.
F. <4. FKAXC INC I S.
NA ILS, * good us tlic liest ut $2 85
per Keg.
Cooking Stoves—Complete.
7 Inches. 8 Inches. U Inched.
$lO 00. $lB 00 to $2.1 00. $23 CO
WINDOW SHADING, 25 ct*. per
yard, all Colnrs,
25,000 pitcis WALL PAPERS *Y
BORDERS,
from SI 00 to $1 U) per piece.
omo i-nd Sou our STOCK "*®
J. G. FRANC ISC US.
LuwiitowD, mar <fj y.
II MATTER OF POM INTEREST,
We ronilrnm/trom the JaMpA Rrrtder the
■ui-'lenre r a/oiivemattoii about < >ak It kit. In
AII lUR>\ MENIUK. R.
auiujfcdo*e lu As&enqe." A visitor et4
MlendauWle the ifw lorn i
Purdue. " e hat comer t* ths li'illdlng On f
Atlrndti.nl " Mouth Part ConM-r of M4A en/1
Market Hesse n u> ttio HIXTII. I f
strangers sucking Oek Halt, have been misled
by doslgtiliig |**rauii* "
V. "It t* perfectly colossal! I>n y,.u know
lu dimensions?"
A " VA.OM s, (tiara feet-M on Market, And
ISO odd on hum, >•} etortee high, has ovnV
three aam* Ar,.*ygf. and mvvwre apaae one*
w
haas places,
V. r*o jrouTtae etaam power?"
A " A giant young engine ftitsliliri je vf. r
for the freight and peso r.grreleveto.k.iu d tl.a
UilUn stasia fur h, uuig, and ike ulhur opera
tion* of the hi tia "
V -* What order do gen take with pondar*
A. " limy are t.rt ■ si4 arranged In
the baaelliehl on lung /• coupler* and taken
then,* cm tin- ijnhjlj/.'tevti. r to me Inspec
tors rones on UiJVLri floor "
V. ttrat operation f
A. "No, sir. measuring. Tie good* are f!nl
isaamrod la the pine, Thro itgerM. Tho
cloth peons* over rotter* in the tare of a Wrong
light, and two men alt. Oba before and end
taiiiod the good*. wauking with the eye of a
hawk for the lout pin hoi• Imperfection. and
marking every flaw, no that the cutter may tee
and avoid U whan he comes |t> tut the gar
ments"
V. '* Vim must ens ploy an *.rwy of eMtenf
A "tome to our filth fli/</ai d are I Me
keep7ohand* all the I A aßlt.g up Uu r! Hi
lota rarmei.u leeidAhag raaehitiet that do
a duarti then * Work on R> a r A* •'
V. -ilu you manufacture all >uor own
gO/Klt"'
A. •' M'e do, and moat caneftsKr, Our eg*
amittrr* inapt <n tvrlj rt-u.h and atem, and
rcruiyto avery garment as tatra well made
before * out our ticket on it, and become
rtwjunribl# fir It"
V. Voter eyttcin must aave yon a great
deal T y
A "In every dlfertlcA, Mr. It ti 1)1 tyr„oo
and eobhuaiy we ja*iWit**:l uw w J through,
that enable* u> to put our prtMAcwa to me
|„e fti nt du. "
V " A(Ut inspecting the work, what be reset
of Itf
A. " Before It goer Into htock It i txfeit4
*•'try nog., garment be* it* number and
other Jul no, noted cm It au that lu enure hie
tory ewu be traced without fait, upon our
books,"
>." Van Bitiai hate SO or #P salesmen f
A- " Why air, on bury day* y <u ma Aee 1
In the various iwwe and aoite* il/roc*.,
wiiiug to the throng* of cvutumu* "/
V. * Xx> yon do an order by mail
iMlanmir
A. • Very great AH over the country Our
HOUSTON WATER WHEEL!!
i;Ki>T Mil 1.. fIT
—axt~ i"-iri '"irgaiT
Jm
WmA
M. o.
i i Xi 't iku. * r
AKLLEFOXTM.PA *
| ,* Send for CireaUn.tfc
-.. - _
SHOUT LI DOE I- CO. COAL, LIME.&*.
WILLIAM biIOKTLIDGB. B'IXD V A LEX TIN K
SHORXLIDGE & CO,
Burner* nod Shipper* of tb< celebrated
Bellefonte
- wiiisiniE! nam ;
Dealer* in the very beat gride* of
ANtIIRAUTKCOALi
The only dealer* io Centre County who eIJ the
Wlf U KE S! BA!RRE GO A L
from lb* old Bthtinw* mine# Alio
SHAMOKIN AND OTHER (.HADES
of Anthracite Coal dryly houaed mpreuljf for bouw w.al the lowest pricta
UEAL ER S I.y GRA I.V
They pay the highest prief In eah or grait that tho Hasterr. market* will afford
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED &C..
| Bought or will h tuH on oatpmifapm when desired, and fall i-aarttMeed. In.
| f.nui*t n onacarnltig the- grain trade will he furnished at all time*, t* farmwr
, jlb pleasure, £c of chargu.
RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER.
FIRE 11ILICK AND GROUND FIRE CLAY.
DS.\LEKS IX
CAYUGA GROUND BLASTER.
which i* al* ays sold at )>w prices, and warranted to be a* good a fertillier a* an
other plaster.
brmg Ann yj\n r D ,
NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT.
BKM.FOXTC* I*4.
THE NEW "DOMESTIC,"
A DOUBLE THREAD MAOHDCB.
Freuics all ikr virlwrs ei tkc Li.;!.! Kur.niii; "DOMESTIC," ludujiug Use Automatic
Tension slitch wa— >tiU il the t-e-t 'ii Ji t
*ir I'lcave noii.c out PATKN f IUW>tNtD CONICAL BEARINGS ob both th* Machiaa
Our new anj old iitaas. wor'-til oul v. iil> Lr.ui.l new Machinery and Tools at our own new works.
In the u* cuy ni Newark, New Jcpey, luv;- vyn ux a sundard of MECHANICAL EXCEL
LENCE Minimum of Frictl. 'i, Mnvinuim of Dtirsbility, anil range of work, never heretofore
reached i'h the Savin* Machine World.
TO THIS STATEMENT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF
We invite the attention of all. especially those haviog high mechanical akall or
(psetvatioo N II.—AII Mackiucs piiiy .rrauied.
DOMESTIC SEWINC MACHINE CO.,
New Y'ork uud Chloagpo.
LADIES, USE "DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS*
perfect tyrtcm g4d rule* of *elf roeirarramt
iimte t j.Uaae people ;.* milt*
t vay rlcctTjr u If they war* bar* In
mpr* •> yen hare ai lea btlfadoan
different department*r*
A "Wy d<-ar lrl wo bare mora than tomfe,
est h rimmed with Iw own buuncta. and aa< b
then uglily Ofganifad, a miouaory wboel with
in the at rat wheal."
V. -wlll you name a down or ao of them T
A. "With pleasure The Cuntota Detart
tnriil. f. rthuMi who pfeft-r etiMum mad* to
t.ailyt 'Un Furnlablng lieiautment,
with ita f%mfha at-*k ol mu I**—
The Bbtrt we ~rr, with It* h'say machine*,
making our own Cm <l* shirt*. The Trun
in In* r. jorfmer.t, itself a* hie a* many a iwu-
Inr Mm*. The <ikf*icnt Block Boom. The
lu-er|v;uf Know. Ihe Order Deportment.
tu.t' ed ta 'fore The Special In I form* Jiepart
metn The Bell very la-paittaent, with 11*
atom of Burnett*) ML The—"
V. il ,l<t, bold r air. enough **
A. "I ■ not btir theiuelii The Ad certain*
Department,with le MIL* nd *ig n dlatrtbutoea,
editing and publiablnm ft tiulbr9 and puptiiar
louniu, cie ulalfci* to 00)<s.o,i* month'.*
flell all yUtif tr\WM. I aend f• *ic The Men*
1 icpaiWMWt, w I tint* many rum* The H- *'
lw;nai*tU. lh lulhV J {crtneftl Iho
Children a Department, with ita apcrlal
EIIUANCA for UUMW lha Telegraph mait
n.< ot Tha Chief Clorkh HetauiaaiaL with
Ita Ijjoh-ktwper* *nl cmMADIa. Oaoerai Woo
Urrt Department j fleam >cr* Often, and
ether oftee* of the flriy all be*y aa bee*
thinking, t lanrinr, * tanunc, lasyln*. mak
it regWlot-of. rcraW .fh.**indlneutil.MlU,
and in a th< !■ !i,n Uartr foera*
1 -rorry en a Uw ra*ii.le amount
in* to hetwacn oud t&.UUUfW *B
ftb** pe n-d/vn-t!"
A. "InCrid it hi I ruttt ta name the
(*-hir lH ponmrnt whichi.ondlroit**A/W)
U ! vto-.l salt* on *o king)* day*!"
V. "t&jomtl Itutnenw!Thti'j^wholenalde*
tl.r brum to hoy cheap and w r*
A. -i*at!yi Viol lave idst bit it. Tha
I* i pi* tliruu* hrrt, k<iw iim u.-t we depend
on low price* rod iv.mWWM "
V. "What are U** n.r wruw' I hear ao
muck ahontr*
A. ' Otir*y*te cftiMtnew de*l!n*-l On*
jiruw, no dertaOon : 1 (arti Ibrevorydtlnt, .
A guarantee pn*< i n* the purcha a*. 4 Tha
tui.uev rvtonmdu the buyer can't other*lM
be riil trd "
V. " WoOitb* could tw fairer "
A "WuUtri*. AI l lb< people tor IL"
V W ell, I thahh you, *tr, for your poUt*
attention" .
A " b<< at *n If*a piamwr* tomfrcycw.
Call a**Ju, and U aura of IU pah- w'ana
maker A !>r 11.' <>ak Ilh.A Alt* cw
tier ft ilk and Market" wf
V. "fha-ik you! lafctU he lap;) Who to.
Ciuod pinrtiitig"
HARDWARE STORK.
J & J. HARRIS.
So. *. IIROCJK KRIIOFF ROW.
A rtriw Ktid rniulpi Ha.dware Store
*• uprncd % the undertlffted In
Hrin Iterhoflri new ho lining—where they
re nrepereei t.i ll *ll Kind* nf Building
ind H<ne Furnialiing Hardware, Iron,
N . 11,
Wbrela !n ett, Champion
D!r<tfcis Wringer. Mill Hfw, Circular and
lai d Kaw*. Tennnn few#, Webb Saw*,
U* Cream Fit exert, *U Tub*. Clothe*
Kar'ak, f.,il irtil . I (>la* and
Mi#r< rWat- "falt.De., Picture Frame*,
V* bcell arrow*. L*i<>t. Coal Oil Lamp*.
Betting, tiirfij trt) F.'Sioe*. and Huh*.
' <•*, ('uUtvat' t Corn I'iow*. Plow
iPiflM*. rlnar Meld Hoard* end CuHW.-
,or Teeth, table Cutlery, hlmtel*, Spade*
nl Pork*. Hunk*. Hinge*. Screw*, Saah
, Spring*. Hor*e>Mi<i.e*. Keila, Norway
! , ** . Q§k, l.ubric*Uft* Co*!,
Ilc.eed, Tanner*, Anvil*, Vice*. Ucllow*.
Hcrew plate*, Hliirk.nilth* Too!*, Factory
Bel!*, T< a B M*. <rndtnr.e*. Carpenter
Tool*, Pruh Jar* and Cant, Paint. OH*
Virci.l er t >-<-rir<'l ao<| for tale at
UunoS f if I * I 11 tit 111-
IX L THE WOMAN'S FRIEND
THE B3T FIXIKnr:> aVd MOBT PERFECT
" FLAT Utuß" EVEIi WADE.
InttrchkßffMbU Basul* hud ShUld Casblßtd.
at.wd fvr'exy MCWI W
liuui. Ii can on *yo*t
ed and iwdaj
wl.aa Iba l-oi ta he!>U(
ru.au* Mar • *• h*arad. tac handle tutiat
ha detarhad T' •IB r'l to any addo-a, na w
.dpi of .r*ft or 1 O Order fur !*, anwu t,autr
of two fuiluwdag rota:
hot Ko. 1-9 Iron* of So and 1 fht,, J faandW, $i W
•• A-a fe 7*l 1A *9O
•* *- " J.Bkodtiiim, •* 9.99
Klckel pitted Iwwa. tVt*. T Wt #U.
Any warty Ardrriat AT* acta will raw
Mir* owe art extra < a premium.
Thoroughly reliable cgeota wanted.
AddraM BIHWIIUSUDIIIOKC9.,
M Ftrat Su, BroaUym £. D, M. T.
teeealtWeSa*# Me**ae.
urtslAwaa A WhenaK
Etiabiithed, 1843.
MILLIIKIM
MARBLE WORKS
BIT
DEIIIN3ER & MU3SER
The <*l4. r.Diablo pWtw, wber#
Monuments,
Couches,
Headstones,
and other marb
Work! mud*. in the J bwt ylei < J
up n raa-Miablc Until
VST Thankful far jxtd faton, we re
*peetirely *oliei! the patronage of the *
public.
Sitop*. Eti of Dii 4(, M iliWim, Pi.
Vp- • > _ *
CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP,
LEVI MIRRiY.
at bit cAabiiiLtaeip at Onfre Hail, kwo
ion httn ', nrd lor M I*. •( the mot r*a.->nn
' tia rate*.
Carriages,
Buggies,
& Spring Wagons,
PT.AiKAKit Fancy
and vehicle* of every deacripuo# made to
'order, end warranted to be mode of th*
boat -e*oo-d material, sod by the moil
jikiilod and competent workmen. Bodtn*
{ for baggie* end |.rir.g-wag.i Ac., of the
•tjoii n proved made to order.also
j Gearing of el! LnOi made to order All
Hind* of repairing dr promptly and at
'the loneit poanible rat**
Perron. wanting anything in hi* Use are
'•equeMedto call and examine lit* work,
thee will find it net to be excelled for dur
ability and wear. may fitf.
"LEVI If I'lt RAY,
NOTARY PUBLIC, SCKIBKKR AND
CONVEYANCES.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
; Will attend to sdntintMoeing <>nth*, Ac
I kttowle Jgemeel of Deeds. &<-, writing Ar
{'ieletof Arreeno-nt. lieod,. Ac, mavlb
J" OHNSONS HOTEL.
bellkvovtk. r*.
J iHninn A Son'*. proprietor*. Having
i refined and oewiy furnlh*-d tbK are
now pi-pa red to aceointnodaie traveler*
I in the m>t aatiifactory wanner,
j hnaW tf
j <!• F. IStUttl. 3,9. KIU
Kf.v*louf Palrrtt A lodel Works.
' J. F MILLER A < O.
PATENT OFFICE & EXPERIMEN
TAL MODELS OF
IIDOX. WOOD on 1111 ASS,
M UE ON SHORT NOTICE.
167 Water Street, and SO Firti Ar esse,
PITTNIH IKill.
Office with J. B. Sherrlff A Sou, Work*,
3d Floor. lapr.y.
Jas. LHKTNUST Attorney at Law
B,llvfor,te, promptly attend* t. nil
butiaea* ntru*lu to bite u!2. >:
Chas. H. Held.
Clock. RniehinakrrA Jrsriei
Millhcitn. Outre (X, P.
*1! kind* i t Clock*, Watch*-* and Jewelry
d the lateat *tyle. nti*t>tb Mnramiile
Patent Calender Clock*, provided with a
complete index of the no-nth and day o.
the month and week on id (net. which i*
j warranted *• a perfect time-keeper.
11 MFCltoeka Wilrlnt and Jewelry re
i<ai-l •, ibn n<ai*-*i><l mrrthlrif
N'O 8 HO UlTIp
BUef*ltta. PA.
IS \AC MILLER, Proprietor.
The Camming* Huutc, on Bmbup ttreet,
one of the pleamnu-st located bote!* in
the town It ha thr bet *;bie* in the
j dace, hv an utcelh-nt livery attteivxl and
! 'Very attention will be paid gucntV No
: min* will bo pred to make it n plea-ant
ad Wrreenble Mapping p!or<- for the pub
| -e. Boarding by lti day or week, and
i charged will aiwaya t>e mind very
io* t?t
! J~JK~S. G. GUTELIUS,
Dentist, Millhcim; '
OFer* his profit* ona! rv <e* to the
poWic. lie i* prepared to perform all
operation* in the dental profhi* on.
WBei* now fully prepared to extract
•eetli iiAto/a teiv without jam. rnvS-iK-tf.
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN.
7h( long end of the tube i* interied in the
cow** trati, v hen the milt trill fh ir, irithout
the aid of the hand*.
The attention of Dairymen i.< called to
the above cut, which rm>re*cnt*' a SIL
VER MILKING TUBE by which more
'than half the tune and labor of milking
cow* i* *:;ved. F'our tube* to a set, which
will be rent poupaid to all t net* of the
country on rece.ptol Two Dollar* per *et.
An Agent i* wanted in every county, to
wboiu h liberal discount wiil be ai-owed.
Add- e-, the manufacturer.
GEORGE P. PILLING
701 Chostnnt Street, Philadelphia.
SSR.AH kind; of Scciet Society work.
Jewel*, Emblem*, Budge* and Silverware
geneiaily.
Diplomas awarded *1 the Berk*. Mont
g imery, Ohe-ter and Buck* County Fairs.
For teatim nial* seethe Practical Farmer
for Sopte iiber and tk-tobcr. Sead for cir
cular* ToctSbn,
Tube* can be **en at the Reporter office
—they are neticce-*.
lis RY BROCKEKItorr, J. U. SHUOKRT
Prwideßt, Cnsbier.
QKNTRE COUNTY BANKING CO
(Late Milliken, Hoover A Co.)
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow iuterest,
Discount Notes,
Buy aril Sell.
Cover.imeut Secu - iließ.Goi' 1 A
M>loiHtf <'oiir"n.
D. M. RITTENHOUHIi,
WITH
KOOXfi. NniWARE A CO.
wholesalk dealers in
Fish, Cheese and Provisions,
144 North Delaware Avenue,
137 North Water Street,
Philadelphia.
> l.Koon, G Scawiax. .rcavAl
!
.C. T. AI.EX >.ndk. O • m
\LEX ANDKK a BOWERS rtttor
iraye at-Law. Bibfonte, P. Special
attention givun to Coileciion*, una O'-
[ phan*'C-'url practice. -Vlay <e in.risL.ted
in ©arm-u and Englieb. OSc- h '.ar
aian • Butldiug. ut> "Jo T4-L