pw EAE Ei -— — gon hn vot ai lt FRED CK RTZ, Editor JowE ESEWING MACHIN E. Go Halvor, at Bellefonte, sells the ¢ ols Day Hawa Sewing Machine] which has no supaiforin the market. Go to'Rairet's atore and sed it. It bas received prize med- sls an abl fairs. - They are thie oldest: estub- lished machines i in the world. ASW YS OR AL. ZRA Po DITZRLL, | RE Milroy Mittin Co., Pa Nv FACTURER AND DEALER IN STOVES, TINWA KE, ja. dis stock consists in part of RPEARS ANTL-DUST “COOKING STOVE; ie best cook in the world The Celebrated Barley Sheaf. Aronsides Cook. Oriental Cook. Fulton Range. diental Paclor Furnaces. "Spears Parlor. Spears Orbicular. ¢ auitable for dwellings, Stoves for offices, Churches, School Houses, &c. A full line of Tinware and SelfSealing, Frait Cans‘on hand. paid te Roofing, Spouting and Jobbing. Close cash purchasers vantage to give him a call near tha R. R. Depot. junel® 686m. TINWARE! TINWARE! J. REIBER, Respact fully announces to the citizens of to furnish wpon shortest notice, and as cheap as elsewhere, every article in the line of Tin and Sheatiron Ware. NSTOVE-PIPE &§ SPOUTING. Adbkinds of repairing done. «He has al- RAT gu hand ucketa, cups, dippers, dish- or, &e., Sin VERPLATING. £r buggios executed in the finest and most durable styla. Give him a call. His char- kes are reasonable. aplO'68 1y. BY GGIKN! BUGGIES! J.D. Murray, i Contre Hall, Pa, Manufacturer of all kinds of Buzaios, would respectfully inform the citizens of Cwntre county, that he has on hand : ot RW 'BUGG I'ES, with and without top, and which will be ald af raduesl prices for cash, and a rea- sonable credit given. Two Horse Wagons, Spring Wagons &c, mada to order, and warranted to give = atis- Feagiont inavery reapect, All kindv of repairing done in short no- ties. Cull and wes his stock of Buggies be- far purchasing vleewhere. any aR tf] Joiner NATIONAL BAXK OF iw ’ Pa. CHUMES. McALLISTER, HALE & CO.) E.C.Hovns, Prect. ~ J. P. Harris, Casa. Mis Benda nbw organized for the pur- sew of Banking under the laws of the Uni- ev | Staten, Curtidianten targed by Humes, Me Ali ster, fle & ts.. will Be paid at niaturity, and “wack of deposits at sight as usual on Bp. $ siitation atthe counter of the said First Na- filaal Bank, . Pasticular attention given to the purchase an-l sale of Government Securities, Ballefonte, i (LA f te ee meg and Proprietor. vp ey age Wy Joh us 7 ERMS, ne "The Ox NTRE H ALL Reror- TER iscpublished weekly, at $1,50 per year lin advance; and $200 when not paid in advance, Advertisements are inserted at $150 per square (10 lines) for 8 weeks. _- Ly at a leds rate All Joh-work, Cash, nnd. neatly and exs I Kietiousty + executed, at reasonable chare | CENTRE HALL REP )RTER. F RIDAY, AU G. Moe 21st, ! i | | 1868, For PRRDEN NT ; HORATIO SEYMOUR, of New York. re A For VICE PRESIDENT, GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR, of Missouri. FOR AUDITOR GENERAL: HON. CHARLES E: Royyrt of Fayette County. FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL: GEN. WELLINGTON H. ENT, of Columbia County. For Congrass ; Danicl G. Bush, of Bellefonte, For President Judge John H. Orvis, of Bellefonte, (subject to decision of distriet conference.) For Assembly: P. Gray Meek, of Bellefifits. For District Attorney : Henry Y. Stitzer, of Bellefonte, . For County Surveyor: William P. Mitchell, of Howard bor. For County Comwissioner ; John Bing, of Unionville, For Auditor: John Rishel, of Potter. Democratic County Meeting. The usual democratic county mee- ting will be held ‘in the at Bellefonte, on Tuesday August court-week, to ratify the nom- ination of Seymour and Biair, and the Jdemoeratic district and county nomi- | evening, Distinguished speakers will be ally, Democrats, nees. present, for God and your country. We notice, by his valedictory, that our young friend, John IP. Mitchell, exq., has retired as associate edjtor of | the Watehman, as his profession de- | E. CHE WES, aplOy6R, President. 4 Seianee on the Advance, (. { HN GUTELIUS, | | | | } { Sargeon & Mechanical Dentist, who is permanently located in Aarons- jurg, in the offies formerly occupied. by Jr. Neff; and who has been practicing with entire suce ess—having the experience of a number of yearsin the rofession, he would gordially invite all who have as yet not iv en him a call, to do so, and test the | truthfulness of this assertion. #@& Teeth | Extracted without pain. may2268 ly &. ’ HENRY BROCK ERNOFF, n President. pune HOOVER & CO. “CENTRE COUNTY BANKING CO. RECEIVE DEPOSITS, Aid Allow Interest, Discount Notes Buy Ma Se a Government Securities, Gold and Can- pons, pa 08. yous D. WING ATE, D. D. ¢ SHUGERT, Cashier PRAT 1ST, Office on Northwest corner of Bis hop and | Rpring st. Athome, except, perhaps, the rat sips weeks of every month, = Teeth extraete Belafonte, Pa. 'y D. NEFF, MN Be . Surgesn, Center Hall, Pa. Offers his professional services to the citi- zens of Potter and adjoining towriships. Dr. Xeff has the experience of 21 years in the active practice of Medicine and Sur- gery. apl0 68, 1y. mse tpn pn Semen re 1. W ALLISTER. Fines A. CHEER MTALLISTER A BEAVER ATTORNEYVS-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Centre Ce., Penn’ a. wrt Ar pg —— RVIS & ALEXAN DE JR, J, Attorney-at-law, Bellefonte, Pa. iS 68. DAM HOY ATTORNEY AT-LAW & ‘Office on High Street, Bellefonte a. apl0'68, tf, "OHN P. MITCHELL =A Y AT- ATTOR N EY- FE Watchman Off AW. Office} inthe Democrat- rr AE _ — acs Apion. CPE LARIMER. : x AT LAW, Bellefonte. Pa., Office with the District Attorney, in the Oourt House. may 15 568, R. P. SMITH, offers bis Professional . © Services. Office, Centre Hall, Pa.’ ~apl? OR, tf. AS McMANUS, ® i by pays, attention to all: business entrusted july3'68. M ‘ILLERS HOTEL Woodward, Centre county, Pa. Stages arrive and depart daily. This fa- vorite Hotel has been refitted and furnish- ed by its new proprietor, and is now in avery respe t Se of the most pleasant coun- try Hotels i entra). Ponsy vais. The travelin; i ity and drovers will al- ways find the best accommodations. Dro- vers can at all times be accommodated with stables and pastire for any number of cat- tle ar Rorses. GEO. MILLER, July 68.¢f, Proprietor. Mr. M attention. our kindest wishes for success, lp Democratic Platform. On the 4th page of the Reporter, we | | re-print the National Democratic Sol- | Sailors’ Platform, framed at | New York, by the convention which It is our intention to keep this the | | close of the campaign, so ‘that every | | So i plainly are they laid down, that all mean- | ' who lays®ny pretense to honesty, can We ask you, Republicans, to rosd our platform, and point out a sen- tence in it which you cannot endorse; then why not vote for Horatio Sey- mour, who, if elcid win carry out those principles? Democrats, circulate our platform among your republican neighbors, ask them to study it, and if they have a con:cicnce left, they mist approve it, * Sreeret if Our County Ticket A pressure of other matter, preven- tod us, in our last week's fue, from referring to the gentlemen placed in ty Convention, hence we discharge | thE du ty in thi¥ Feek’s issue. D. G. Bush, esq., was the choice of Mr. as one of the Convention Bush ix well Know to all, our most enterprising and public spiri- for Con gress. ted citizens, He understands the in terests of this district thoroughly, and should he receive the nomination in conference, and be elected, we would be represented in Congress by one who would be faithful to his constitu- Mr. Bush is; besides, i ents. - yf | ability, oninetitly qualified: to ire pre- “sent us in’ the national legislature, John HH, Orvis, 0804 nominated by | four county for President Jadge, is a lagal gentleman of axtraordinary abil- | him a reputation “which his | | extended far beyond the bounds of this! | judicial distriet. but My, Orvis is a young | man, as a lawyer, the Centre county bar, ever noted for its legal | ' minds, his superjor. His extensive and cor- rect loa Jearning, render him “a safe | $ { | position of President Judee. Fel 14 we to consult the interests of the Dem- cocratic party merely, we would prefer ‘seeing Mr. Orvis brought forward for some other high pozition, which would not debar him from extending his { nsefulness as a debater and lesder, to which he has heretofore | the party, to been so serviceable, that any position | for which he may be brought forward, | is due him, as a recognition for his ar- | dwous labors for the triumph of con- the of- te he we yield, with the hope, stitutional principles; but, as | fice of President Judge sroins his choice, FP ddid sa . . . . . iiousle place him Im nomination for the bench, for which he is so eminently ‘qualified, and which he would grace. Hon. I. M ek hus been re ‘nominated for Assembly. He ' ready served one term faithfully constituents, worthy their ecnfdence, Crra y has a’- Le He has lu {or the sue and and proven tl at bored hard, as an editor, of princi es, stood up fearle £ 'y when otheis shirked duty. His | COSS Domoceratie re-nL.onination was will H. Y. Stitzer is upon the ticket f r Mr. Stit7zer has al- ady served one term in this. office, office, that* his re- at once determined [He a and through his indus. duties of that was 01 by the pegple. 1% alt eth r and perscvefanee, foundation of usefulness in life, for him the :£ pect fail. He is of untarni:-hed charae- ter and a serviceable Democrat. Wm. I» Mitchell is the He ] y . nr well known to the people of our gimm- for mav not be =o nominee tv as some of the centlemen referred vouch for his being a young man who for J, Mitchell, i He is a gon of Rev. N. John Bing, for € ommissicner, is | Mr Bing i: Commissioner. He ds a sterling Dem- oerat, ‘and a better man could not have been fixed upon. For Auditer we «have that hard- working Dentocrat of Potter, Mr. John | Rishel. He will make the tax-payer, being one of the hard- working, tax-paying farmers himself. | Buch, fellow Peniocrats, is our tick- | Lat eSmposed, all through, from among | the best and most upright men of the | county, in opposition to the ring-bone! radicals. roll up mgjority gfeater than ever, Alabama, W ¢ hast week furnished some heal- thy news from Alabama—tie veto by radical Gov. Smith of the bill’ by which the carpet-bag Ril. {ue "of that state was to choose the inf] Mots white or black voter in the matter. for even a radical governor, 0 Swi allow to have any say This proved too much and his veto was eouched in lang 0 £0 sound and sensible, that we feel | constrained to’ re-proditee from the same, Republicans az read the Reporter: After most mature reflection, I am forced to the conclusion that the bill is wrong in principle, and that it would (or £C wn extract | lican government. It cannot but be regarded as remar- | | | | i | | | SER VIR cry, ENG UE LI BEF PIA AbD AND OUR COUNTRY. HALL PA ERIDAY AUGUST, 21ST, 1868, pro principles of its organs | | sddedt; whichoeyory SRepublitan pro- thigd Tuesday, ine MDacenbes fossed to hold, dan, demy nobonly to oboe the colored, but to the white man, thé | THfior tint Riittr Aotit Grant = Dots, Grant Moat to Witdraw? ex IY, ashington special to the World Sys: , & far WPresillont dnd Viee President of i three United States, What exense enti | Is at madre party ex pe. Lt say. either, itgissanaban- [affoat Th ‘this eity totichiily ‘the mex: pected return of Crencral Grant from edgmen t that phrematter all out of jig yw Gorn tot ‘which the Republican party is coms | posed” cannot be tegsted 1 other words, it is to say that thie colored gather among those” Hest acquainted | man will wotda to ba drusted.., | With the views of the members of fhe c puut had de AR the flton of | Rf Pt ublican National Committea, it’! rant and Colfax, | am unwilling te appearsthat private letfers I é Phecome a partyin Behalf BF (hit desis LE ITE vg hoo) (rable results to weetme whieh’ practi- Most extraording ary rumors are ( hengy | { the politic Wl CONN AR, ty, showing an anxiety on the part’of the Gendfil 46 throw up the candida OY for the Prosid, ney. whieh these standard beavers staid pladged. To this he hat "been moved by overwhelining evidences | from cvery quite? of the Mtter wait mais of Mr. Stevens! Were gheriad at | OFspirit in the Republican” canvass, noon to-day from his late residence to | and the tremendbus popul: wr tide rons the rotund of the capitol, where they Paing in favor of the Democratic ticket: * 3 | f 1 will lie in state gti} cight o'clock to- All'the letters received here, Hoth morning, when the io iy 3 will take place. “Ne body was atten- ded by a detadhment of Butlers ! Fut tv aves, a’ éolored organization, wl preceded by Gen, Ekin, Senator \L- Donald; the ¢ hpplagn of the Senategd a few personal frienidd ‘of the de- lly ili Ap (SOF PHAD: STEVENS Waehingtin, Auf 180. “The re- by oa JAR ned Tomy a 'e A Gia Bed.Stor) vis : Wee lit vo do, rosordyn very, sifigular de vanes of a girl, shout three years Wel ige tos parents, after, bei ing carried off by a black bear, and a search of | about thirty six hours through the { { [ i facts as pear as we ean. gather: them, are substantinhly a3 follows : Mr. He ney Flynn lives s about forty miles east of this place, ator near the Hodging camps of Mr, Ludington, and, we Ll lieve, has charge of que of the | camps, Ile 8 weted O10 morning to. {take a horse to pasture, about, two | miles distiurt from the Lopse, aud, WE he was Soi to start, his little girl | ase cand let her ride a short distance per- | | haps forty rods from the house, but.in | lain vie Ww of the house, where he put! her dow and told hid to run home. | hiying in the'sand, He soon. passed | sg al JEHOE SAY ATL HON vs -— Rs te th pesca ler 3; 3 1 # BE i Ea®s i é a Re A A wn wali a. VoL, l.—NQ. 19. ———— EE —— f Adan Sting: io Death’ by Bees e Willinm Formed at citizen of Salt Gok. Lowaship, andadarge heavy many whor residad fait three miles south of Chandlerdy ille, on the Me- Connelsyille r ad, hu em loyed . porary at CET, Toten in Blue Rock ‘Township, ¢ came to ‘his death in a terri- | bTy severe atanner, on Monday last, August. 3d Mn F vraythe, was taking a pair of Horses to ‘water at Mr. To- land's when a 8warm of bees attacked | him furiously, and in spite of his own id Mr. Tolund’s cflortsto extricate him, the ¢ mad Tnseots continued their | attacks ulti he reached the porch of t the hose, where he day down and im. | mediately died: His remains were | buried on Tuesday August 4th, On , his wife died of Comm and wis buried on Wed- “An 5th. They Bomits of gn children dx bert, eo — - * SE Fiis hei [ Bp Prrmsnr RG, August 6.—The panic cattle at the stock vards has measura- tfour thomiand others, principylly co- | tO prévent excesses have so far failed, lovad peopled “Ari ving #6 HE Capi and the. Radicals see tol, the er ctoge filed into the rotund between Hines of the capitol polive, The funeral serviees will be condue- | ted by the “ehaplain, of ‘the Senate. ¢ vance O f thes “tion will a 1d huh dreds of the Danocratic Hence tl idl en sto ppage of Western trip, hence theramors that he is about to throw up the | and the intimations thrown vote in the North! " and M'Donald; See; Seward, General! Gen. “Bamies” Mayor Stanton, and Att] Gen! Ey. arts, The remaine will be ‘taken to Lancaster fom JE si | i candidaev, ont in Republican Na-| be ealled to- ‘ that A 0 tel po-{ rss i. Eg A negro in Columns, Ohio: on 9th{ mot the wife of nasddroad engineer on North * High sireet, above the depo, and attempted to: force her into & car | Hur epics brought her husband | | - - f litical eircles that the fional Convention “will aether again, and rumors have it the nomination will be tendered (reneral Sherman, men to lier A IE and with clubs and stones they A LABORING MAN rocently wrote to black wiffign. j.the Bavgor, Maine, Memocrat. as fol- in Jasper County, lows; Fordour day's work in 1859 I could HUNSIR- | tne, i nost killed the A child Towa, ble turned black and spotted like the snake, and died in { half won hour in great agony. Lhe fico Fixing aS nate one in disenss senator Bradley. Sn. ; vote for his expulsion. I or an | Ihave tol shuy. a barrel of exclent flour. | equally gdod barrel daw; the {work eight Anxs. ing the ense of the wegro | ¥ ! Some Rudienls will Bradley minded BOW For one day swvork in 187 HOF eduld . Thesamedav's . hug five poutils of tea work I can now buy two pounds. } left the senate. “Aewesolntion! lor one day's work then dconld buy was passed, in. the house declaring a , thirty pounds. of sugar... Fova day's zible. : : | work now I can get but fifteen pounds. Hampton, fof South Carolina, A . I work in speech lately, in which, allu-1 : ! buy: eight ponuds of tobadco. i Wade 1859 I could | made a For a | or a day’s hi, reproduced 1 the northem pi day's work HOW [ean buy but three iy reference to thedcont®lerate | 4 *Thiz statement is in (On the contrary, | Dire of the Cone { i+ repaarked that if now was to. be buried ju | pers, mds; lor fifteen. pounds of now. l can buy 1, i 1 i ’ 3 could For fl m 1859 coffee. but five | dav'’s work y respect falso, when 1 « S ke, of the flag I forever, day’s work ld the | pounds, : For one month’s work 18585 1 ; | gould clothe myself and family for one | To.do the | obliged to months and a ' half. I might thus go lis t of articles that a laboring mauand his family ennsume, Is it not ffme for me ‘and my fe Tow in A doting another (having bottled lot. of mice preserves, labeled them, “Lut up by. Mrs, Drew) sodobung am Year. sane How i work two | ' and | whole | cone rpied one of the g Las Jur, and | wrote i. ler: eath the Ll; abv! LP ub down Y) through the The President of MWestern Siberia | laborers to look around us, ascertain | the ce: ause of f this robbery” of labor an i The | A fifths | The | about the time tothe one year | i apply the remedy. Took around, the the Democratie! ! journey formed oir foot. J bP ( ‘ertainly, apply remedy, and vote days’ walking; ticket. more d ston! governments —e—— and two mon the and a half. Tennessee. : AN Acuvre Rgrey.—Those who are Negro Plot-Horrible Outrag: os Cond 4 ford of lesie alent wglements, and can | templated---Murder—Fire. appreciate their felicitous unravel: NasnvrLLe, August 7.—The Union ment, will be ple ased at a” trait recor=taud Dispateh) pn Pemoeratie newspaper | Mendelsohn, the philosopher, as the | that white and , colored men had, enfer- father of the great eomposer wa cal- | ed into a plot to. burn N ash ville, led. In his presence spmg soni so- | Murfreesboro, Columbia and Pulaski, , phigt propounded this pir: adox:t If the land murd wing men, wofen and chil- saying that there no rule without {dren + Atow meeting of eitivens this | exception be true, how fares it With | evening, a committee wis appointed to Men | wait on Mayor Alden, and ask for an de'sohw’s wity out of the dilemma was | investigation; The, Union and Dispatch the i, in the Case mn point, ‘the rule Wild Says it can give names. Iti 1s supposed its wn exce ption. It takes some lime some crazy Fans ties dre’ at the betfom 18 adie a te us From Montana. Pah outntioYietors --Majority Over Seventeen— Hundred. Hrrexa, August 9.-—The passed off quietly in every part of the The Democracy pPer- prf a 4 Canada, Fine 1x tae Woons, CorLrLINNwoon, August 7. ter in the woods buek of this phe The forest for election rific fire have al- day. | territory. ab 3a 0 ! . g mikes IS one | ready | with a number, of counties seventeen hundred v 0 of the town. | | from, which will materially: increase it. > pe The Radieals pay South C farolina a high compliment by adopting her aris- Lh | \ safety y { he houess | te rtaine ¥ Qéveral yo have been de- | stroved, a Border State Negro Convention. fp. até Syste of hooking cletlons, af: Barrnore, Aug. 6.—The, Border | oop own people had repudiated it. State negro convention has adjourned, | New York, August: 6-=Fhe’yellow Nothing of importance was done exeepty foe, js raging atfquarantue again, and fears are expressed that it ‘will ‘spread. | Every precaution is taken in regand to the Two persons died from men of the South to support. General | Gyrant, one thanking Congress and an- matior. playing a fo moments. On returping home he made | mquiry | him. On Zoing to the spot where he had left her, he saw the buge bear ted s in the san ot once came to the conclusion. (Net fie” hid had “been carried off by the bear. The faanily immediatély made search through the forest, which was gone up to almost Nn ! their All day these anxs jungle, search very slow, rendering Pan@ with aehing hearts would listen, with nlmost* breathless, fear, to catch | some sound’ by which they could’ dis- their. Tost darling. ard their search h orning vas fruitless. A votiple of aihleiion looking at land éame'to the hose, and, being in- | i is the circumstance, immedi- | | set ott to help find the child. { No doubt existed as 16 the fate of the + Of could Oli- ly find where'the bear had dispatched his vietin) they ‘might then £0 home that! they were | to see their child again, but un- of lier was found there | rssurance thew either eulldd the child, or else were talking aloud, when one He then eall- ed the child by name, and told her to] the bushes, She replied | that the bear would tof let her! The | men then crept: through ‘the bush, an ¢hild’s voice. | and the bear were, they heard a ‘splash | which the ‘child said wis | Oa going to her thes found! standing wpon a log ox tending | the bear. her | about half way across the river, | The bear had indertaken:fo etoss. the river on thd log, aud being elosely | parsued; left the ehild and swan away, ~—ohe hadreceivedsinasceratehos ff )- | : f on her face, arms, mnd logs; and her but the haar had not bi tn her to hurt her, only the marks of his teeth being fons om her back, where, in taking | holdiof her cloths to carry her, he had taken the flesh also. The little one says the bear wild put: her down occasionally to rest and would;put his nose.up to her fae, when would hang his head by her side, and purr ancl ruby against herslike a-eat.— men asked her if she was ¢old in the night, and she teld them that the old bear lay down beside her, and put to -himand kept her warm, though slte did not like the long hair. She was taken iome to her parents, who could hardly axpress their joy “at her safety. The bear’ has been 'seen lurking oughly excluded from the healthy ones, and every precaution is being ta- So far as we cai’ learn no more re fosted cattle have arrived. carcely anything is being done by yr stock dealers at our stock vards. The cattel disease.in southern Illinois has almost stopped’ shipments to mar: ket. The disease is being earefully investginted by scieiftific men. Yes- terday there arrived at Pittsburg from the west a stock train with three hun: dred cattle, all of yhich were mere or When (he 4s A : TX- SE goes to the polls oj; AF election; let him ask the heavy burdens under which the nation is now sta ring. If a Radj- cal pretends i IEUOTANGE upon the sub- ject, ask him about thy ei. izhtsen mil. Tons of dollars that were spent last year to meet the expense of Radical recon- Let us have peace. — wa ——— ———— ————— 1 ADIES LOOK HERE} 4 » » FAIRE] Be & co, i efonte; Tueete buy your Silks, Mohair, aps Alpacas, Delaina, Janis, usling, Calicoes, Tick- 12. Opera Fianels, Ladies Coat- 48 Cloths, Ling dies Sacques, White . Linen Table © loths, Covnterpanes um! mnter ; White ang piolore io itiaelings W lie bic 0g Lrhitis, Zephyt oh acne, Ti ion, Shawis; Work Baskets, SUNDOWNS, 5 is aR ti, shania Nalians of every Kind, White Goods of eyery description, Perfumery, Ribbona— Toy i ols ane Bonnet, Cords and rai ollx uttons, rn | And Misses Skirts, nmingsy Ladies HOOP SKIRTS, Thread. Hosiery, Fans, Beads Sewing Silks, LADIES AND MISSES SHOEg ad in fuet every thing that can be thought ee { low if not lower than Philadelphia ard New York retail prices. Also the only agent in Bellefonte, for the salt of the DOESSA PATENT COLLAPSING SKIR . Itz peculiarity isthat it cat be altered in- to any shape or size tite wearer may desire, so us to perfectly fit all Indies. G. W. FAIRER & CO., jure 68, ly. No. 4, Bush's Areade. "COACH MANUFACTORY. HARDMAN PHILLIPS, TH Is manufacturing establishment at Lr Yedgertown, on the Lewistown and Bellefoiite Turnpike, figs now on hand a fine stock of Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies and Spring Wagons, which ha now offers for sile as superior in quality and styles to ny nianufactured in the country. They dre made of the very best seasoned stock by first class practical workmen, and finished in a style that challenges comparison with any work out of or in thé Eastern cities. and ean be sold at lower prices than those manufactured in large tows ahd cities; artiidst high rents and ruinous prices of liv- ine: DBeinz mastor of his own situation, about.in the vicinity, it is supposed for the, purpose of yet carrying off’ the | chilil.—The supposition ix tht it isa female bear, and having lost ner eubs, | came across the child and adopted it. | Steps are being taken to capture the bear.— Ludin glow (Mich.) Record. Jeff. Davis ; arrived at Liverpool England, on 6th: anxious to ‘excel in his artistical profession and free fiom any annoyatices. in his busi- | Hess, He has time and | ability to devote his | nitive attention to his profession and his customers, renderige stisfaction alike to | all patrons, oj peratives; his country, and : himself. ¢ all and exaniine his stoek and learn his prices, and you eannot fail to be satisfied, REPAIRING of all kinds done ieatly, promptly, nd reasonably. Y eagertown, Juse 12, 1868 ty.
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