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FRID AY, AU a
For Pri ERIDENT
MORATIO SEYMOU R,
of New York.
ot h :
1868
For Vice PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANK P. BLATR,
of Missouri.
“DEMOCRATICSTATE NOMINATIONS
CUEPOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
‘HON. CHARLES E. BOYLE,
of Fayette County.
‘FOR WURVE Yok GENERA?
EEN. WELIANG THON 1. E NT,
of (olimdia County.
For Congress :
Daniel G. Bush, of Bellefonte,
“Eub)e Sct to decision of district conference.)
For President Judge
John H. Orvis, of Bellefonte,
(9) oot to decision of district conference.)
Jo 1 For Assembly:
P. Gray Meek, of Bellefonte.
For District Attorney :
Heary Y. Stitzer, of Bellef inte.
"For County Surveyor
Wi iliiam P. Mitchell, of Ho
For Couey Com ot
Joh Bitig, ‘of ¥ niche
For Auditor
So Ride! of Potter
As we were evobliged to be in
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ot devole oar usual attention to this
week's paper, and therefore ask that
4ny imperfections may be overlooked.
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The Doda Fock in the J adicial Con
ference.
last week's
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As we mentioned in
ReeorvER, the judicial eanferecs §
this district, which
the following Friday,
able to effect a nomination for Presi-
dent Judge.
ed to meet againon next Tuesday. 1st
Sept., at Cle: wrfield, where from all ap-
p2arance , tha
will be He same as heretofore ns amely,
Orvis 3, Mayer 3. Barrett 3. How
guess, and under the cii cumstances, the
eracy of Centre county,
itstde the i
« nt
nominated who resides o
trict.
Qa the part of Centre county, no té-
nevity has Yee shown in this ihdtte,
and the dead lock, or failure to make
and Clinton eounties. Mr. Orvis
willing that all should withdraw,
1d
an
this judicial district; he is further
agreed that cuts be drawr, and the one
falling sfiost be dropped, and the bal-
lotting be tonfined to the
two, and the one then AP in a
nority be aléo drop ed and the final
choice thes be made b
the one falling short us drawing
and the one who previously od fhe
highest vote.
be a rit ru tani YL,
Nome two or threo weeks
mi-
azo a =
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rett, in case he failed to » nominated,
would runas af xd ne at eandidate.
Th ramos aust *ando: abtedly have
reached Judge Barrett's ears, and i.
they are unfounded, and he has no in-
tention ‘of playing such a role, then he
should set the ramor at rest by
denial—so far he has not done this,
ang this leads us to fear that there is
som? ground for the rumor,
Py
AR
De
not intend to abide by the decision of
the conference, then he should not ap-
words, he has no business there, Going |
into conferene, he is 18 honor bound to |
abide its ‘decision - be'itifaverable or |
ungiviiniie pe his aspiréitons,
tlader these circvmstrices; then: we
fink it would'ibe altogether proper
that the delegates ask a pledge from |
Mr. Barrett, as well as from Messrs, |
Obvis an] M yer, that they will sub- |
mit to the decision - of the conference,
whatever the result may be ; and shoud |
either of the candidates refuse to give
uch a pledge, then the conferces of-the
other. -ebunties should refuse to mbvet
his delegates infconferenece. We have
no doubt’ Mf. Of: will cheerfully
pledge himself to this effect, as also’
would Mr. Mayer, and should | Mi.
Barrett refuse, then he should nosbe
permitted in conference.
Mr. Barrett has friends
among the
Domociats of Centra county,
but none
candidate, in opposition to the regular
nomines of the Democratic party.
see meres ra fp mae lf een eae
What Is a Carpet-Bagger?
The term _“carpet-bagger,”
gu2utly insuse at this time, may nee
£5 2 exnlanation, az some do not fully
undspstand its: force and meaning
neither its appropriateness,
The Southern States being. control-
led soley by the bayonett, under radi-,
al die tation, for ng other purpose than |
ty aeperintend the nagro at the polls,
and foree him to vote the radical tick- |
et, there baz no decent Southern
mn willsuz to espouse tha eanse of |
radical-ism, ® and cons=at to figure at |
Was hington as a ¢ongressitmg OF sena-
tor, and “tha ra lial by vyonetts ns er
mitting any other but one of thets
kind to be electel from that section, it
hrzomsz n2cessary to import mean
wh tes from AL: wsachusetts, who, on any
nmoraing can pass x their dirty finen i mn
a carpet-bag, and turn 2» in ‘the south
on tho followi ing mor ning, aad on the
next day he back at Wasaington «jth
so fre-
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whi
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1.ast Sunday
during
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NAN CF RANCISCO, Apgust 20,—~The |
stépmaliip, § Constitution arrived this |
evening from Panama.
i
rlwind and Waterspout
» ’
(‘hicken Cholera.
| Take a small wooden spoon: or pad- |
On the 15th of August, a singular dle and move the yellow glutinous |
matter that aceumlatos under the ton- |
m oce aired at San | y Lies
Pods phenomenon ee valifornia. \ | gue, and then apply lard and black | When he lies in weight.’
WAT I RO) " w.
on ankaeis 0 ion f | flowing up- | pepper to the diseased parts. A gin- |. When is a bow not a bow ?
LI . meed lowing up- | Lite
A hen it struck the yond it took the | series of waves commence ole application is generally, sueffient it's a bownot, ;
\ | P { on the coast, caus’ in; r the tide 1 Lo rise le i] l cat 5 a he :
Ww ater up} “to abo ut the +h ight of one | sixty- three or sixty- forty fo ot abov eC Or. and Seco applic ation 18 HE RY ay: N KU
| hentdred foet, the column being about | iy qpy high water mark, followed by | Re _— of poultry
or » \ Lu x .
thirty forty fect in [t 5 I .
an ebbing to the same distance be dow |
traveled diagonally across the pond in the usta low water mark. The
| this fashion a distance of two miles
rise |
\
L tough
-~ - .
Th the i Tgp ro sa
| the Radicals offer ballots} to the Indi:
ans of the frontier bullets.
|
\ % i na
| his cprpet¥ag, “as ‘o “either of con- | .
gress frén South ( aroling or A Iba. | fren, Ch Ae
A “gl ‘arpet- -agerer, ' then, 18 a mean : q ok . X 4lar
‘white sheak Gi m tha Vi ankee Q Cl( ‘ WH
states |
with his carpet-bag in hand, preten- storm, whirlwind passed over Harri-/
| Yond, |
ding to vepresent some southern dis- |
trict or state in Congress or in the |
| Senate,
“This is the chagactor of all the r: WH-
cals i im OC ONEIress wlio preena wo repre.
SCV ore
Lm in ?
When is silence
Wegret this from ane xtensive | When it reigns.
What the difference
| truth and eggs? “Truth crushed
earth will rise again,” but eres will not.
Wohv-is a writer more free
king? Becaus he can choose
| SU biee Ls.
The Governor of K tuts ac ig re puted
to be one of the most successful agri-
¢ ulturigts in the State. His wheat
viel” the present season was 10,000
bushe ls
Fikely to gel
| betwee
18
or diameter.
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Atlanta, August 19.
celebration yesterday
torchlight procession, composed of |
some three hundred negroes, Between |
11 and 12 p- m. a drunkan unruly ne-
| a9 was arrested by two poliecmen in
front of the National Hel, who were
proceeding to the guard he 30 with
the prisoner, when a. mob of negroes
pursued and attempted a rescue. The
polic ¢ resisted, and the negroes
ted, Reged with clubs, knogk ed down |
the pol ¢c and the prisprer escaped,
At this time some person ir. the mob
gave word, to fire, which the negroes
did, woti.ding one of the police, The
fire was returned by the police, and
discharges followed in r: apid, SUCCEssIon,
One NeZro wirs Milled and two wounded.
. negroes fled, but rallied near the’
ional Nomination, | | The negroes ie, ut rallied near the
+ | guard. hose and moved forward to af
August 20.—The
| A Be . «
. . tac k the palie ¢, By this tim C0 the lphama roe )e cted her Constitution,
| conferees of the Eighteenth C Ongres- Ww ho Je efi ’ 1: | Ana. was «ag dmitted into the U nion.
p Int ax | ce force and a large num Seat, Maddon :
stenal | Ristrict (F yoomi in Tiog a, | ber of J itizens were on the round pre- | Mississippi: rejected hers and was ex-
Clinten, Centre, and Potter “C ounties) ) | pared for the conflict. The negroes then | ¢ luded. The reason was that Alabama
' met, to-day and nominated William 8
by 1 , or Cl rapidly dispersed. At one time there
vr atr or C0 r or . ” . . .
(IL. Armstrong, of Liyceming, or Lol) wera apprehensions of riot.
| gress. :
Reverse this ‘outrage, and imagine |
and fall ocetrred regularly every, be If
hou fur several ov creating ied
alarm to the inh abit inte thor reihonts,
The incident attributed to some |
marine disturbance’ eansine the bottom
of the sea to rise and fall, thus impel-
ling the waves towards the coast,
& cle ®
Union Pacific Railroad,
Secretary Browning has receiv ed an
affidavit from the President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, announcing
| that an additional sec tion Lf twenty
miles of road, extending to the seven |
hundred and sixtieth mile post west |
from Omaha, has been comple ed, and |
‘the goverhment, commissioners have
been instructed by telegraph to make
an examination of said section.
pe»
~The
than
Radical
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closed with a |
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Pa
ani
rep
M: assae Jhuse tts and
and the Ciher yi ankee states.
| What an unceasing howl would be
raised against “carpet-baggers,” by the |
| pious hypocrits from New England. |
tt pene
Me. Alam Hy, ex]., of Bllefonte
| formerly a republican, hae announced
| hin self’ in favor of Seymour and Blair.
| Xo they keep piling in, stabd from un-
det, Spoons dnd w oe!
knocking at the doors of congress ;
‘
Ey would have béen Custos
ner for such vessels at least as navi- ia
onte our fresh water lakes to encoun-
After leaving the pond it amused
v few
| ter,
itself’ by tripping over
several fences and laying |
.
‘
good
sized trees,
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The clause! in the: Bankrupt act
which provided that no person should
be disc i arged whose estate woul not
pay fifty per cent; on the dollar,
‘and which took effect on the Ist Of
June pst, has been further extended
'dowh corn and gi chin ‘bItd gether too |
the season to suit the conve-
It wate snidl ‘that in
p arly Tu ? wilap:
nience of fi ArIErs.
| crossing &. road it Li ok. up an tnfor-
tunate pe strian and {0ssed him over
| into kh adjoin i g field. What hichme
of it after 1t le fi ith At vicinity we
not know but we PCrst me Mr. Sew: rd
will be fer it tQ LE | with hi $ céMlec-
tio Portia Pre:
i
The Be Hefonte rads, wont bet D. (1.
i Bush, after they talked loud about bet-
| ting, promptly put up 2 81000 that Penn-
sylvania would for Seymour.
The rads literally ran off and hid,
---
‘seven months more time for the appli-
y cation of those who have no #&sets.
$ x)
August 1 pita
() 135i .
Williamsport,
[adj al rules won't work Dat WS,
-— oo
Cookrvg witout Fire.—There is
A place et led the Smoky
Valley, where th people have & very
They do not
m— * hd
The democratic econpreastoniid con
met at Pockha
| yen Thirsday. As Wi
A ol: press, we had inform aiion
rom there, but presume Mr. Mackey
{will be the nominee.
in Oregon
?
yesterd ay,
ake . .
Lio no | eticions way of ooking,
| hi ave the trenble of making a fire every
morning where they wish to get break-
| fast. They just walk out with kettels,
coffee pots, and whatever else they need,
ississip pi did ne
— rp --
ITT "ns! The substitution of thie. ‘National |
Charles Cabot, of the. Allentown | Bank currency for the gregnbacks of |
| Rolling Mill, Company, is the man the Gigyernment costs {he o poole $18.
(who has decpniped with over ope hun- 000,01 A dinually i 0 ih iorest.
| dred thonsand dollars of the eom: pany. 8
money . It is said that he had a faney
partn erin New York who he A eng rade
largelv in the speculation, in whic bh a-
i Serious
The Rinderpest in New York.
New York, August 20.—The. cat:
tle. disease appegred in the town of
America, New. York, and seven ér
eight animals have died. Two men
who skinned the dead animals were
inocula ed with the virus. Light or
ton head have died at Sing Sing fron |
| the disease,
EE
W hat satisfaction do you Pave mn
voting for Cnt and slsts ning a
ted pont tap Congress which voted “and cook at the boilipg springs. The |
th ARRAY ds to its own salaries and keeps | water seems a gi sat deal hotter than
in petpe gi = R101, inate: ad of D0 ds a common b ling ow wer, and all they
as usicer democratic rule, He reby | need to do is to 1 we their kettle in it
ding millions to the pu ¢ dg |;
i shart ti eand thie fool is nicely
| What satisfaction does it ive yon”
mien ER {1 C) kad.
| DEMOCRAYIC VICTOR IDAHO. |. of
i San Francisco, Aug. : >
vices of Aver 13, stat
Schieiter, the demdcratice
for Congress is 400 ahead.
large democratic gain.
‘
‘ 1
a
gos
i
~
sr — fpr rm—
I 3 ¢ 3 have a new drink down East
the YG all “Butler Cocktails.” Y ou
stir it up with a spoon, squint one eve.
| hot 18 $4pposed tw hive bq inf ferested drink the lis quid down, and put he
pd b WE Posed he has termed the 0 hin your poc kot
fe 11 Le gold and left for the
via His father, Jose C following is said to
almost heart broken Jot the of
g Ont vat volinble j .
He One of sal most reliable closets of these annoying
erprising merchnnts ty
: Procure a large
It is reported that a beesraiser 1 well dnd press it
L
Windham, Me. tivo, months
and a half of GL tained 418
3
Wy
11! Nn.
nv . \ ]
Phov are able evento bake
The
and lowered into the
two, and
tok » west
abot; 1s
affair.
and en
oY
17.
IN
—JIdaho ad-
es ly -— : ‘4
Ridge WY ay, I A. August 24. --Hon.
\ - saucepan,
that Judge William A. W: alls wee, was to-day unani-
candidate | flood for mously re nominated for a third term
This 15 9 Gra) up most ex jhisitely baked, in the Sanate, from the Twe nty- third |
| with Buta thin rim of crust, | Disteias by the Democratic Conference
| Meat is cooked here, and beans, whic! which met here.
It takes
bread is put into a tight a
I
be
and
ANTS.
sure
The
way
he
boiling |
then
houses
little pests .
sponge, wash it
which will leave
tlhe © ells quit ¢.apeu; Nn sprinkle over
it some vhite ugar, and place. it where
pounds of hore from te swerms of the ants are troyblesome. They will
| Ca 1 he ; HE ‘at swarm ma le ' 30 SOON collect pon 1 the pone and tke |
4. :
pounus I three weeks du ring, Septem: up their abode in the cells, itis only
a ride ling
an hour or
over. dry,
> —o———
The conferees of the cong rcssional
district comp Yosed of Canibria, Blair,
Huntingdon, and Mifflin. nominated | but a minute to cook eggs, or to make
Col. John {, L mnton, of ( ambria for | a p 't ton . hut if f there
Congress. We know Col. Tattdd well; | jaa1d td Bo
he is an able democrat and upright | , 2 in
; ©" | the cup and the lip,
gentleman.
AR dorine
1867,
>
One of the C hief peculiarities of the:
Missouri bottom is said to be th ¢ great
1
i
are the miner's great luxury.
of coffe 3g or For nes and
unbroke
erowth of sunflowers,
slp between |
the food
— American |
chance miles they extend in n and
profuse luxuriane and utter usefulness.
They,
| by the Mormons, when they were emi-
hot water,
—dead. Puton more su_ar and set
the trap for a new haul. This pro-
cess will clear the house of every ant.’
yield for the season.
A gentleman in Norfolk, Va., plan
ted last spring. 41 barrels of Irish po-
. ; : tatoes, He has just taken his erop |
grating westward from Nauvoo, and | of the ground, and has shipped nl-
ceadt D1 apd Be: bout 100 THE KEYSTONE HARVESTER
barrels on hand. This is a FIOSS I'e-
b tary upward £3,000 from his potat
would
§ “WON “Or TOTY . . . .
+. > | be gone beyond recovery. it is said, were first brought there
Gen, Grant Charged with Drunk-
eness by Wendell Phillips—. tn
Investig ration Demanded.
From the Anti-Slavery S
the week ending February 1, 18368.
This an anti-slavery journal.
| Looking out on politics, as the negro
| iooks
nied
‘true or fals to him But it was abin-
dantly
| tence of the present administration,
. Paper.
SE ti
Foreign News By Cable.
Rusmonrs oF Avorner WAR.
London, Aug. 20.— Advices from
t Paris to-day indicate that piovenients
Are positively in progress looking to
war. Napoleon isat Plémbieres; with |
i
Miishal Baztite, and dther promi-
nent military officérs ¢f the Er npire,
| consultingepver a plat 6f cant fonien
across the Rhine,
ee Sh pms
have since spread until they have ex. 1 hats
tendo 1&5
river
|
S tandard, for | ver the
1 for go thanadnd miles 0
of
READ THE TESTIMO NY OF FARM-
ERS WHO HAVE TRIED IT.
is Bellvionte, Aug. 17.
| Manfy' o (
tts
that
system
w
hy 1868,
Th
bi nt
Rad lic als in the Spnate wineed,
len t, Senator Hen
dricks pressed t to, show what they !
had done with the thirteen hundred
millions of dollars taken fromthe pock-
{ 1883. NH
w 0
The reason Butler favors the
creenback
{ afraid that
and run into coin.
The Chicago
| that Seymour
3
,
because he is were s when
be
1s Har.
1
wz it to the far-
uly i first-class
and case of
led, having
nd it hav-
oppo=
go ito !
t=
Ving use ad thi
1king
EU ple asure in recommen
ming communi ty + AS IT rev
machine: ‘ fur li
iehtnes
ment,
cnt them,
and
}
.y } - -
it desls with public
as they are
vester durin h
tal
measures only: his spoons will melted 1x hay-m:
The idea that these
) 10 effect the elec.
upon im
1 Nd fd als
' 4 : | rar t
proved ever before the exis doings are got uj
| tions in Framee 18 looked
: ! Paris as ridienlsus,
that only temperence is the substratum | a
How sad the re- | Switzerland.
SH ‘heii powder is civen to men who |
tit wheh In der isgiven to al >. | Alleged Feniian Plot to Assassinite
to put g ther | the Queen of England.
to steal their brains, August 21.—It
this war has most impressively shown | known " the Swiss ii»
A Ie July.
nporu int aq! 10st] Mm.
3 0
thinks ! the peopi
That
“yy
Wii
) i; : \
Republican He it ean not be excel
mana i"
nay
ing lever power, ai
site the axle, when
row, the knifeturns thi
ther no ront jirto
t} : th urs
ve {Was all antaces over all other mach
l
“will go
that Grant
"
up. . . '
! id cutting dirgcidy «
the drive w! Is
run.
:
pile
Ig
A rat Newbern. Va., who
Pp Stmistress,
vy the Radigal
childs
sy re stom
a pre tty
down.
£2
a fur
| that
| wath opards
LO! ment is truly
work tl _dropy
standing grain.
ie to til te on i
to farmers wantin
stone and save t
me your friend,
Cr SO
. 3
fava
Po! yr wid: J
2
2270)
ARs
-
receives
has been
cormordgarts,
suppost
A ne
cr ina New
' of all other reforms.
yin
}
i
is g
arral
as any i
in lodge
Ra
ifn Ap o 4 fe
Cattle Plague at Chicago.
Chicago, August 20.—The Board of
Health of this city has doe
sh on lent, ean
bot h
nl cut tt i le oO
Shih vould «
Reapers, to get a Key-
aud Roney, Ihe] eve |
AMOS GARBRICK
Linden Hall
entre Hall
nen teaper 1 pure hased |!
has given entire satisfaction. 1}
ny grass, amounting in all to al-
acres. Among the pny lm-
into d
from
nly sax
an
are wont
mouths
an enemy .e wr
away : 2 : . A
. re aro Jegislator met a dark braogh 2
i
(Cricins street ca 1 nt
latter asked in how Legepent his tie
“Oh!” saul the
‘maker, assuming what he intende d |
be a very dignified posture,
[ goes to the. Legislature at
k and stays thar til 2 , When 1 | can cut
: most ninety
els ve: - $1; =
to the Jako.
aving
Ia ing Ted {oO !
tablish a cattle duarantive in the vi-
cinite of thestdeh yards, as
tion sninist the introduction of dis
ea cattle into tFe city. Tus
will be appo inted and no cattle sus-
pec ‘ted of bei "ng diseased will be admit-
ted into the wv ards until careful exam-
ination. T he quarantine regulations | 'H
vans ;tonded to all j aowa | takes a ia
| Wit ox 1 aid ‘hier - = ;
| then eats dinner. That's ey
HOUSCS. i ‘
| work, but I manages. to stand
A > |
s moderate, yo
[ aicérnie;
tently heednde
thidrities that an attempt was inte rtded
to have beer made upon the s of
the Queen of England, didring her re-
dent sojourrt hf this city, a strict search’
was made by the police for the parties
concerned in’ the diabolical plot: To-
a man, whose nam? is not oi iven,
against who it has be
But | | Fenian, was ste da \ hh upon exam.
: ination, made such statements as leave |
even the possibility of the truth of ‘no doubt that it was his deliberate de
these reports is of too momentus im-{gen to assassinate Queen Victoria.
to be lightly dealt He
| The nation is bound to inquire as to tfie | await a requissition
: . . . ‘ . authorities.
habits of candidates for high office. | wuthoriti
| msl sf dp
After the ex Xperience of the las t three | From Baltimore.
years it has no right to run the slight- | Chief Justice Chase out for Sey -
lest risk in this respect. No public | mour and Blair—The 0ld Do- |
. minion all Right.
Baltimore, Aug. 20. The Commer- |
!
high office ought to complain of the |
| cid! kas a Spee ol front Washingtor,
- Chief Jiistice ‘Chase
| strictest scrusiey by the public,
} bythe public, sx to which’ says that
Mr
{ bi is. Lakitsin thei particular We all, | will vote for Sevimour and Blair.
tharefore, . on the naticnal and ‘State! Chase says that his recent visit to
| tempoerande’ societies to investigate | West Virgirin asSured him that the
| these reports. They lave this subject | Conservatives will carry that State.
in their specisi They are Sy — | ve foul i a had ben’ correct- | :
7 U nited ‘States Comrt.- | REL hi J th 5 ” > to a afte Lape May to Lape Henlopen,
in the bankruptey branth, final dis- puarter of the bazaar at Manickgunge | niles, for $10,000.
flier Sa lliationids tha: natich naw sat. charges were granted and certificates | he saw a cluster of girls, of from two | eral (iv
2 : n a3 Le nation now su | aw: arded to John IFarout, of Susque- | to thirteen years of age, st nding up | free git af big, houses at St. Lous, |
fers. Eapacially wa call onthe Hon. | hanna county ; L=vi'8 Burrows, Clin- | for sale. The brokers were very busy | Galera,. P hil adeiphia and Washirg-
Henry Wilson, a pledzadtoctotaller, | ton county ; John Bi: Herb, Clinton | summoning custome Is, as they ree reived | ihn, and with th e exception, of the Jat- | |
| to see that the whale teeth inthis ma t- county, Wm. L: Musser, Centre county, | a commission” of. tei” per cent. on all | tr he lets them' all at high rents, thus |
ter isiwiven to: the coutitiv. He’! | John Gandrum, ‘Clinton county ; John | | the bayenin i effected through their in- | shgwing that thrift in Lis case follows
ot : ; | W.Bweely, W liam sport, Lycoming" | strum Cutality, besides some trifling of- fawning.
devote} himself to the eases i | county: Thbinas J. K einper, Centro | forinus. FI prices nried crordine 3
Grantls claims: As a temderance man, | cotmy. | to the aoe and beauty of the childre n:
ke ts: bouind to see that we rn ne risks | | girls of f seven ruled at abe gt four hin { Blair will carry that State by seyenty |
| of this kind. Living in +Washiegton New York. August 22: ~Gile of the | dred rupees; an old man of soventy Eo d Eile ) an l ths ) he sum | 1a ae they ver Be Universal sal lefuce
ho HY OF Teo go | NOSE Serio-com io all urs ever pbrpetra- | whispe red an offering of seven i hdred | LAgUSI } y! pals . NEBERGER.
he’ mtvist vies ave ample méaad | that Sc smour will be the next Presi- | Q ; .
; ie i in this city was the' arrest of the | rupees for a'very beautiful: girl of thir- A Sugar Valley, July 25th, 1868.
of kijowing, th 2 EF ae to this mutter, | whole Board of Comiton ‘Councilmen | tel who was surrounded’ by quite sd | dent of Me U nited States. No takers! ~T knbw of n> Deb wis of tel
IH are | for contempt of Judze Barnard, of the’ | crowd of bidders. An' exchange the I hs = Jre all my tha by ¥ ie eo : hn
Wim relieve | Supreme Court, in not obe wing an in- | daughters was taking place in anoth- : 3 \s3 and nearly
June fona aby Om Writs for their | er part of the bazaar. Fle writer of
arrcét had been in the’ hands of the | the letter, who was. mirelr horrificd at |
| Sheriff for several] 0 ays, butthey could w hat het witnfsedinplotes the editor | re that i of thecorn in New Eng:
not be found. By’ a ‘précen terted ar- | to direct the attention of the govern- | land vias killed. ;
| rarrgemeznt the con uneilinen met quictly + ment offic als to this matter, and” save | : one, TPT SM00K
at their rooms in’ the City Hall to-day | many Bralntin families from perdition. | A great many carpet-hazzers are Logan Mills, July 23rd,’
and proceeded to trapsict business. sneaking hack home to the North with Lam now done cutting grass and grain,
They had Just passed a resolution ad- | their. dirty clothes wr: wpped up in | and hi ay, that the Keystone, Harvester
mitting to seat the five members to | corfespondent writes: “To see Niaga- | Southern newspapsrs. They will not | acl Mii: If 1s sts Teshios deat
| whom they Jheretofor denice that right | ra yon Buy e leven silk dresses for your | CAITY carpet-bags for fear of being re- | stall. The machine is truly the nicest I ev-
Land by that denial brinking themse Ives | wife, and six &hirts for yourself. You | cagnized. x er ray itis durable, and not liable get
Butit will be the gravest crime into the contempt of the order of Judge | | then’ get all the ready money you have | Why db the S. ihe ry p2ople love | auto dider. Bl The Dioerwarks
to give it to him if that viee still holds Barnard, when the deplities of the | borrow all your friends bi ave, and | | (xeneral Butler? Bocatae, “wn here our as were they laid down-straw by straw.
| Hintin Of eourse SAelitv to the Sheriff appet ared iw their midst declar- | make arr ange ments {fo Tu li; ited cre 1- | treasure is, there is our heart also.” RoBERT KLEC KNER.
‘ole re. ed then all under arrest. A mt tioh’ fo | it at two or three good sbfvent b an ks. | The New Oftleans Crescent is responsi- | Joalsburg, Ang. 14th, G8.
negro must be our first and dedisive. adjourn was carried, snd they then | You their take six trunks, some more | ble for the above. :
test of any man’s fitness for the Presi- | formed into line) and headed! by’ the | woney, a nurse, a colored servant, | Je
d NT ‘But this test of temperance Sheriff and his! deputic; S, marched to
| Some more Money, and then, after get- |
4 . '
is also vital WeNDELL Pinups. | the Supreme Court. The Court had, |
— however, adjourned, when the Sheriff
ree tp mR
| ting some more money, and extendin
: put them each under parole’to’ appear
A Democratic club,
| your credit at one or two more stron A
1] 80 etter, if | the man w ho spoke of the Supreme bo- :
a oe ti he | anks, you set out. It is bet i l i grand improvement is the lever power,
« ’ . +» .
has i "whole affair regarded here as ‘a
l possible, just before you leave, to | ing as “the ideal gentleman bey ond Eich saves 100 per cent. of draft and gets
| faves,
Ct
3 oF
~
NN
‘
ns. New rumors reach us from Wash-
nd tri
G'raiit Fras
| bean remarkably drunk in the streets of
We kiow
1
thoxp
Ala
+
.
y
recau-
HE
\
Ke of
¥
i theze
Jaw
should
Yon see,
: ]
\
i 11 Q ClO
| tngto¥; comang jrous diffe ent a ft- warm days! ue. 19. "68
} worthy source that Genéral nectors To the C
Gent le
| from you,
tal 113
omp
tn
that city within a few weeks.
of the truth
ke no charge
xO
in this respect.
nothing ourselves of 5
We
moral Grant
day
i but
ed i Koya ne Harvester is the best.
Bard lever power is really the grandest:
| rangement
i I ever saw, as it saves all
ty dey knocking and friction that accompanies
and more than that, it saves
Taking
it makes the
pro
FIINnOTS. ma the the
1G
Sid tug
y
VY .
to it
”rn
ad dN
. =
1 : !
-.
bob
Wife Murder.
Milton, Pa., August 20.—A color-
ed man, named Joshua Jones, shot and |
killed his wife while walkiug with her
this P. M. on centre street, in this town. |
He escaped and has not yet been cap-
tured.
A
" ,
wilt.
most reapers
at least 100 per cent. of power.
the improvemen her,
Re vstome justthe mac hine, for our section
country, is light, and very lizht
draft. no side draft at all, and vet durable;
it affords me great pleRsure in recommen
)
| Ped)
A letter from
the following story few days ago,
| Sherif W. S. ML ‘kee, on returning
| home from an, adjoining county, stop- |
p ed to bathe in the Tallabate hie Piger.
| His feet topched son'e (Hy g gmicoth on |
| the bot:om several (mes, and curiosity
‘at length led him to examine closely, red op sung ner pur
~ 0 ya = Js it LF cand r:
| when he found a small iron ¢ het. chased of Lhe Ha €
puri assistance, he took it to Ox- | cuts ond. delivers it, 1
broke it open, ¢ aod found, £3.000 Hater Has any machine
n ae $2,500 In go 1d, $1. 2 { “ NE SO easy manage
can dollars, and 84,000 in Confederate |
Oxford,
“A
Miss, oives ts toget
with. | has been committed to prison to |
portance
from the British
os it
(
ISAAC RESSLFH,
Fry ait E
missin Mulwim Ang 18 1868:
The combined Mow
Sate of Girls in Trflia.
Some of the leading native papers of
— Ammen a——
' man, whose friends are asking for him
believe, Bittle
ever sas, aad 1s
J. H. Fravk.
Welf s Store, July
are ple
, Nn
India el ain aif ace unt of # sale of |
Calcutta, at which the wri-
ter was present. When he first heard |
that such -a sale was going on, he | money. ‘There were no papers mn the |
could scarcely believe that he was liv- | chest to sh OW its ownership.”
» British (Gove rament; how- |
| ing unde 3 the One Boy ton wants _to
girls near
22rd, "68,
Lents Wi ased to informy vou that |
| Kevstone Harvester, and it is tr uly the best
x. A larvester We ever saw. Nothing can be
swim from made that will excell it for light’ #rafts it is:
hiiteen | also durable,and it is really daughabl:
| how nicely it drops it off both i in lodged and
in standing grail We reconynend it to |
Lk Hy ers, feeling se atist edit car not be beat,
32H HosTERMAN,
HeExrY WoLr.
Boalsburg, Aug. 19th, 1868.
Gentlewien of the M: anufacturing Comp.
charge.
v
i
| bound to gite us the facts, and save us |
| from even the possibility of such ano- \ :
: (General Grant has accepted the |
cess of the Ke wystone Harvester, it has made |
ity wo: ark this sewson, and from henceforth it
Vv: iN stand
Mowers snd Reapers. I believe it is the
est mac hi ne int he market, and you need
not fear about selling all you ean manufac-
{
|
| th |
I "man in New York offers to bet |
| from $500 to £5,000 that Se ymour and
{
err emanates
i
or
Gents .
ling you
you,
ey “yi ! LTT Cr ty . Pr . ST os
we tnneccaiaYity vanxious, let | ot | Slight frosts on Connecticut =
us by
| ranges that Grant is now a temperate
fully able, on abt orcasions, to |
| withstand thie temptation. If the
| fact is mot so, let Lim explain to his
| temperance assotiates how he dares to |
| isk their votes for Goneral Grant. It |
is perilous enouglt tor give the Presi-
| deney to one who was confessedly an-
{ anveterate drunkard two oy thvee 1 years
trusfwirthy assu-
. ter never went into grass than the Keystone,
| It is the lightest draft machine in our val-
lex, the dropping arrangement is the finest
thing Leversaw. * # Every person that |
sees th e Ke ystone work Pe bnnd te have |
| of that Sate last week, On the 2Uth |
nian, of Argust, iy 1816, the frost was so .se-
Jes
‘ a a ——
<
SQ,
What it ‘Costs to See Niagara. A
£1 As. »
£0
Ge nis:
| a Mowgr and a Keaper combined.
| satistied ; )
| market, for simplicity ‘and durability, it
| having many improvements and advanta-
over other machines. The first and
An Atheist on the stump—Carl
Shurz is stumping areund in the in
o | terest of Grant and Colfax. Shurz is
ir
o
| aes
nunherl ing o two
R ' \ r r y |
| mortgage vour homestead and et | the skies , called hy some God ! We ov er all the jt ar oand knock so prevalent
hundred and fifty members,
| some more money.” | deem comment unnecessary. {among other Reapers. The ‘dropping ar-
organized in Johnstown.
15
| the machine and make the sheaves any de-
sired size, delivering them free and “clear
| from drag or trail Austin. W. Dar E.
|. ¥4. Next week will be furnished 8" vim-
| ber of similar testimonials from well-kndwn
| farmers,
S———— praia augment st wt
AD} VER! TISEME: 7.
NEW
- -
int
PU BLIC SALE i.
of V aluable Rend Estate.
Will be sold at public Sale, on the premi-
ses, in George's Vallay,.- «©.
On Saturday, September, 12h, next,
“at 130’ clock, p.m. a lot of ground, con-
taining.l v ENTY ACRES, ope half clear,
and in the hest state of ‘cultivation, ‘thereon
fed erec ted a good” ‘Zstory,’ wenther-
boarded Log House, Barn, Wash-
house, Smoke-house, 'Woond-shed and Pi 1g-
| penga never filing apple Orchard: » ia well of
exopllent, water near the door. The balange
of this tract is well timbered with white oa
and pine. This tract of Land lies on both
sides of the public road, has a small stream
of water running rough the middle of it,
ne adjoins, Jan? 3 sf Win tn. Zerby, Peter
reon and Si nel Eh
on iy BREON,
mg Grea tp.
DMINISTR Pa R'S NOTICE.
J NOTICE is hereby given, that Jet-
ters of Administration, over the estate of
Jacob Powe rsox, late of Haines township,
fo d, have been ranted to the undersig:
as ig themselves | ne
All pémsons.
ba: i b od oh statoure | hereby notified to
come fore art and make paymant, and those
having accounts against the same will pre-
| sent them properly authe iititated for seftle-
| ment, SIMON ROTE,
aug, it Aaronsburg,
»
. ans pean ——
pay Bellefonte
Boot & Shos Store
*
i 14 00d a
CE. GRAHAM & SON.
N& WIL
JRE
ONT DOOR NORTH IRWI
SONS HARD-W AI RET
Manufacturers and Dealers in
t
»
ladies,” gent’s.
youths, misses,
wd CHIL DREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
i of gvery description.
| Our Steck is Large ands LK ¢ Sn fre
with that of any other: 1 i fablish-
ment in Clorgad: 2184.
{ We cordially RY ITENER “OU NTRY
FRIENDS rO CALI and examine for
then Ie dives. vOur pr ice avid satisfy that we
are seiling off as 83 *
(Cheaper Thai ie Cheapest!
Bellefonte, Aug. 28.68:
ee mmm seg Ag PA en: mee—————————
i JISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnerslip existing between Simon
Wolf and Abriham Far ‘kenback, tray
ding under the firm of S. 8. Wolf & Co
{ has this day (August 10th) been dissol eX
by mutual consent. The business wiil
| hereafter be carried on by 8. 8S. Wolf The
Lb avks and accounts remain in the hands of
ie undersigned,
Q 8, Wolf
Centre Mills.
| S.
t!
age]. d
V AL v ABL E FARM
AT PRIVATE SALES
The Gide resigned ‘offers his valuable farm
| situated in Penn township, on the tarapike
about 2 miles west of Millheim, at phivate
| sale, containing
70 Acres of Clear: Fo 2Y
| under good feneds and io. the highestistate
of cultivation, and 18 acres of woodland.
hereon are erected A tworsto-
ey log-house, good barn, good,
o] outbuildings, with running wa-
ter nf the Louse and -onrn, and
=a fine young: xpple orchard
_ This rin is under as good a state pei tie
| vation as any in the valley. Also, 81. other
Tract of 15 Acres Woodland. *
| wooded with spruce, gine, Shown oak and”
| osk’ situate on the forks of Pine-ereek, in’
1 Pent th, within domile of Fry's saw-mill}
and ¥pile of Kersfettor' siiw-mill. Also,
+46.000 11. choice Lumber,
e ster. ut residence of the undersigned.
PETER KEEN,
Penn tp.
:
i Fe
3
te t
aug2l. 3t
None TO JURORS. ’
AH-jurors drawn for the term of’
Court commencing at Bellefonte on the
oth Monday of August, next, are hereh¥,
notified not to appear, as the order calling
for the holding of a court said week, bes
been re-called. By order o
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS".
Aug?l John Moras, | Clerk.
! fou SE AND KOT
AT PRIVZ 4 fi gait
The undersignec
« house and lot, at Ce ‘tre Hall,
at private sale. a house is ,
ey Wo-story weather-boarded &
“new, the lot is a good one, and.
Fas sev vers out- buildings. Forfither ok
ticulars inquire of REIBE :
aug?l 2 + * Centre Hall.
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a 4»
on
ap10'68.
RWIN
RS ‘and Therniormeters at
IRW IN SW ILSON'S,
& WILSON gro constantly re-
ceiv ing new goods in their line.
ie
HARD WARE
of every description At reduced prices=nfow
| being opened every day. _. aplo6s,
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hy IRWIN&G W ILSOX.
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