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v pug w Seienoe: on, the rane, hiv
(VE GUTELIVS,
Hi n & ‘Mechanical Dentist,
tui nly’ loéated in’ Aarons
EE ¢ formerly occupied by
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3 who has heen pricticing with
Ravin; ‘the experience ota
‘profession, heavould
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‘Aetertien I par Teeth
pind mia yO Ay:
10 8% Adee soar
wExRgn offradorn | Gf D. SHUGERT |
esident i
Cashier.
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TERMS. ~The Cextri'Hinw REPOR-
TER 18 Published wee kl at $1,060 per youl
in advance; and $200" when not paid in
advance, . Reporter, 1 month 15 cents.
Advertisements are inserted at 81,60 per
square (10 lines) for J weeks, Advertise
ments fori year, half year, or three month
wha less rate
All Jobawark; C ash, and neatly and ex.
peditiously exgouted, at reasonable char
ges,
mrt Apr gad
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UENTRE HALL REPORTER.
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CENTRE HALL Pa, Januar ¥ 28th 1870.
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i 4
: ipirtanh Dechlots;
I~ In Chester county Judge Btlarve.
| cently gave R “decision sett ng the |
{ question of bidders or *puffers” at puib- |
lie sales. “AX
——— OI wy 3 EA
tléman who hitd purchased property at |
"HALL
A
oo wv
pin ER ar Re ogra og wb Jo
rie HR eo
tachment as for contempt,”
Bern pe
vida for its asecrininment now hy any
other than the ordinary machinery of
a teint by wiury ateammon law,
Fifth. The exteaordinary remedies
provided by the Snjegoction wre ‘not
to be used i in ve dsess 2 income ‘duties
if there is ocelsiof to" redisess thei}
it isto be done under the 348th see
‘tion of the. same act, which contains
no Provisions foran attachment as for
a ‘eonrethpt.”
Sixth: If the five preceding pote
are decided against us, the proceedings
here are: so radically defective and
hopelessly inclifabla that the’ relator
must be discharged,
At tha close of the arglimeut . Judge
Cadwalader, without hesitation, dis
charghd: Ai Dal
ngong by C4319
For, the Repl. W561. del
«OUR SCHOOLS.
People always want gogd sehools,
“hut they do not takeinto consideration |
| the time and patience required th es
go hg Mr
LATHE LOVE POWDERS.
(From the Diary of ‘Now York Physi-
clan.)
Abotit the year 1815; a rather stout
course looking man, appatently gome
twenty five years of age, came to’ my
office and wished to spk: with
aside, He'was a Dutchmdn from up
the Fiver, and spake our langage vaths
er imperfectly. i
gg
case with, very, great solemnity.
informed me that'he was in Joye with
a certain young woman/of his. neigh-
borhood, ‘who unfurtunately did ‘not
return his affection.
position on her part, for she, was will:
ing to lewe-him if sheecould ; and in
prier £0 overesme thé natural rept 2-
nince. ‘She OL EOL Rit. would
consent to any feasible méan3 = A'love
powder Was that w high, most patina
called to procure one. 4 Ji
“T would have got it out dour toetor
i
i
i 163 §
Juicy
ve sats ead a0 SS A pn rrr
stary of yoursabout the love powders? ’
continued I, wishing to learn the effect
they had produced, as well per Laps na
mischievonsly to afford spot Wy the
company fn the barroom,’
“What is de ‘shtory ¥ “wy “Mishtert
Toetor, de laf boyders didn t do.at all.
Dey was all ane tam cheat. ‘Day, was |
it
sites i When 1 goes home, 1 hin
mineseil np ina rogm mi it Kay iy
and weidakes dnoa bowder and, tpder
a bowder, just do me you told me. den,
we wails for de'oliériition. Py and py
we grows sick in de stomach. Tinks’ I"
wat for @/tyvel of an oberation is dis?’
dat makes tne feel so all apout de shop
rips, de heart, de shtomach ? Pit 1 says
motting at all, hopin 'twould™ wk darn
pote vu us) tore just Jike de’ sea in; Bh
pander ghtorm: © “Oh, how sick Lipa!
days Kitthring.” Den she grows ble |
| as u gorbs, and I touizht “sKe would |
vaint so I puts my arm round her vais
Peer § pad 3 A ob
sh oORIM ES
' Boston! Yom 10. sDaniel Teauder |
Pinkham’ was examined at Framing.
ham on Saturday last, and held on the
double charge of mu eder ‘and arsoh, on
acedunt of Me fire of the Hehrinstany|
neal Praniingham whardio a womang
"navined Mrs Anu Seseriie. Was,
{ bum; svith the bousgshe, | ized in
Fhe. famlre r reegan repr | phe
mde T qf 1 man m amed Militin”
ging Slrirek Seb evidV timbasn thls he
with & ridin fing inthe hands df 4
mae hater J, eeshy. + Lhe mprder oc
curred pp the JL oo ylvania mirad
wihiy throg mi ies, 9 the scene of §
tlemoyer r tragedy,
At" the ule ‘at Agile,
Fithob, 's real tvayelly took place be-,
hind the scence, Lhe stage. manuger
shot ay, an actness named Desbarol'e,
and a stage carpenter who atte pled
td iuerfere, kitting thet “Hoth: Of
eolltve the Play wis stoppbdythe then
BE
A
Wns Arney. iy rund
1 Wiikteliestags, {i Ang, Ts, night by a
WORN Da! mod SuniLh. he Oma
Toges that Athdy’
F her Flim
A difliolicy depudredion Ww odnalar i
ily ¥
1
Jnceph, Mis
fsouri. Flowers, bang juiet, attire, cards
and minister all had been engaged.
Everything was arranged, except one
high! y portant matter, to Wit, mem-
man cogent, The old lady eutered
‘her daughters room, and di overing
the latter in bridal attire, desired to
riod wliere shawls’ goings.” Going
yw penid Itherinndcent damsel, in surprise,
* | vg, going to beparried”, he be
arid 2) was the, startling rejoind er; .
“who told you that you might get mar
ried?’ "Now, my yoalig niiss,"T' have
bedn witching yout #etions for ‘some
time, and hdve made u py mind in
regard to the mates ou are yet uu-
der my, id I cam assure oll,
no, es yr ds in this house to-
ni ght Without my ‘Consent, so’ you may
jst as well lay: offtall those five things
you Jhave on.” There Mera gprnest
enbygu ties ang prayors, and Ret shed
redusely in vain room |
ph well Li Sot ‘wits demisesd”
a a cull’; "the" miifliterulioy ‘the
divers were “vatuvned, the banquet.
countermanded, aud the tata rset
Jb
“Kel York, Judary TBA duties
ie o
a public sale, and given his note for the |
Ard Allow ister. - "
a to home,
y Discount Notes, | tablish, a, good’ school, ‘and the hard,
j mofiey. learned afterwards that the |
Buy And Sil | ) f there ekillfal, and unweaviad Jub, hich |
Securities, Gold and Cous |
must be per formed, in Ordos to main- |
said he, “but was afraid it | tohold her upr--wheb my QO! we xpota i! wi 81 merchant A a barkegper
might | GAZ, pt Zum haw or noder, and | 6d Us at’ once begins'to ory New Yoig! | a Greunyile, Yea 11) ich the mer
Shih ni
2 Yaubhi og : ur chatn wag stab iE dedth.
den I should be" a taukhindtdg to" de | New Yorg kratious! you Poughkepdle, Bais. 1.02 Aroterrible
from “Ci ienfliego, ‘Jandary 6, says
(vencral Canbo who lefy, Cienfuegos
with a strong c column for ‘the purpose
i
*Goworninent
aplt) OR,
k
|
d were present at the time other bid, Jou | uf
” and “he refused to’ take | atid py
= a9 MiITedldD -
{ “FF IPORTNEY,
Bellefonte, Pa.
exander.
RP. SMITH;
pho fod. (Ofc Centre
of
& UY attention to all Du
Pp.” HT
goon Contel H
ar
tive actice, of Medicine and Sul
Ter he |, upto oy, ay
Feg-trrrn—em
3. No M ALLISTER.
LAR
ATTORNE}
Bellefonte,’ Co ah Ce.in Peon’ Be
eA Hale,
atlas NE, > malig, Pa. decly Pa. dec
10TE L..
oodward. Centre county, Pa.
vad N Nr
This fa
Mo arrive and depart daily.
price Hotel has been refitted : and furnish-
ed its new proprietor, and is now in-
every respagtone ni ghe most pleasanteoun-
try ilotolyim ~central Peunsyl Ivania. : he
' bbtayelin 2 COMMUNI and drovers wi i al-
ways find the best accommodations. Dro
Terrotnn aml tine yhauequumod: ate 4 Ww ik
les and pasture for any number a1 cal-
E1able Ang GEO. MI LLE R,
julsRaif Proprietor.
Dg 2CK'S y HOTEL, RL. 812 & 314 Race Street,
my 140m.
[offers this Professiona
Hall,
GC
torney-at-law, Bell
1siness entruste ol |
july 68,
pad Ant nd
k Fares AL BEAT ER
a few doors above 3d,
Yhiladelphia.
afr § ality p tues § des rable for
ey ijk §
s of for pleas-
ECK, Proprietor.
formes ot of; £0 Union Hotel.
_aplOo'6s 68,tf. ng
WM. H. BL. alk. EY, STITZER.
BL: gai ER
A hE "ATIEN
Bellefonte, Pa.
Offiee-- On the Diamond, next door to GAr-
man’s Hotel. Consultations in German or
pe (feb 19.769, tf
“EFF a F
S, Af whalekale and retail, chenp
by IRWIN & WILSON
o1dv’'68.
ib or FI,
Loot
i ve
action, at
ad Sai including,
edt for {8 JOOHE, XC.,
edi mlbat 4 THROWN & WILSON
i } § 4
TERA and Thamsonsicrs A
1068. “ERW
IN N & w ILSOSN.
L $19 w aaa
EORGE SEER SAL EATING. HOUSE’
O00)
$i Nicalle Restautr-
®a
M6 x
sm
vel all styles, dis
men 8 gust ar-
Foals
11 kno
eal skin, panish, sole leather, mo-
i
i
78
ant Bellefonte, 4
ment is now open, and 809
2008 ih
This exceltent estab-
§ meals CER
5. 2Ronst "Beef; Ham,
{Warm oF col 16k Kent Ty Ci Tripe,
kels, C SF 2 Pup, Lh ww, Cakes,
oe J'\!
connectall he ,
Ri Lemons, &c. rs
ar ¢4 YUilliard Table
estairent. Ovstersin
everystyle—also by the dozen and hun-
dred. dec, ly
AND. BBLLS wud DOOR BELLS
vail Sy: and yindigh
rT AIVIN GSS
“nent at InwIN &
cllootd MMR; 8
pores of all Hi
HN ST DE &« THOMAS
Lo.
#9- JSST RUP, the finest 'ever made, just re-
in smietived,, cheap a Wolt's old stand—{ryit
ray
Loic Stock of Ladies Fars; Se
Ps
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ly made and special |
o those having lands or
} 1 oF ¥
Colleétions: i
Attention ah
Ofiee 5.6
“4 ai
1
aboot) MEERA.
bos Ai
mov buliing
0 !
lief fontes Pa 4g PE
£
b AR TIS ar
{low & ai Te Posts. Vorts
and Dress Goats cheap ts, Wolfls Store,
hi
aq - J | PEOMPSOXIRLACK, Pbyiv |
his profesional services to Hl, cite]
The Judge decided that |
Lif a party procure men oH bid tip Prop: |
property.
| ceived thereby, he ean not be highd to |
its bid, as it vitiates the sale and makes |
it void.
The Supreme Court of ‘Peuusylva
nig, Judge Read delivering the opinion |
has recently that a bond
drawn in the nama of ene obligor, and
signed and sealed by him and four
others, is the joint and several sbliga-
| tion of the five persons, Ii the words
are, “I promise to pay,” and thers are
many signers, the instrament contains
| the several promise of each and the
i.
{Joint promise, of a
i
decided
w—— Noe nlf
| Important Decision as "10 the Tn.
come Tax.--A Merchant
efuses to Deliver His Rooks to
a United States Asspisor isNuas: |
tained by the Uourt
An important decision was readered |
last weak in one of the Po
courts in Philadelphia regarding the
income taxiand tha powers of tha
The points of the counsel for !
the defendant, who was prosecuted for
refusing to deliver his books to the as- |
nsylvania |
us
S@SSOTrS.
sessor of his distriet, were decided to
] The following
} is a
statement of the case from the Phila-
re well taken,
delphia Press.
The case of George Doll, of the firm
of Geo, "Doll & Col, importers of fun-
cy goods, heard on writ of habeas cor-
bus te be discharged from arrest be-
cause of a refusal to deliver his books
to the United States assessor, was
heard yesterday. © Mr. Sharpless, for
the defendant, made the following
points, which are of StRrest to every"
' merchufit, |
First. That the 116th section of the
‘wot bf June 30, 1864, under which the
income tax is levied,’ unconstitu-
| tional and yoid, as untertakingato
levy 4 capitation, or at all events a
direct tax, by thé rule of utiformity
and pot that of appointment, :
Second. That so much of the 14th
gection of thesdme act us invests the
ASSESEOT with power to compel 4 citizen
who had once mdflle his urn of in-
come under oath, to produde his books
1
#
2
is
The |
hot oly
tain: at; nfter it, is establiered.
faithful teacher must labor,
faw weeks, at tho .commereement of
bn tepmy, but all tha
hour's relaxation, or the progress will |
be retarded. The teattier sholilil he |
time: ‘not an |
‘making préparation to mee. ithe wants |
prepare to work lone as ha yery sel-
dom gets any assistance, ,
In alt'the business relations of Ife, |
peopie are onthe alert——they must
look out for their own interests: If there
is any money to be made ata cu arian |
»
i
i
{
i
ylace, they mugt be right there—“God |
but to |
the immortal
siantly receiving impressions, , either for’!
goad or ev il, they ‘never Almost |
twelve months have elapsed sinca the |
gol
and durit ng r. that ti me, n ob 8 pare it hus |
The walls of our school]
is our floor any 4
cay al
sugh a
of the cleanest, bat if parents,
low their children’ to octupy
they might be
‘hoerfill homes
at least ghee in a greatiwhilejand visit
us;eto: leapa for themselves, the plans
ofthe se hool, its operations and their
€ ffeots.
To every parent the welfare of his
child should be a subject of the great.
es{ interegt—rttre p arent, lives for his
child; then why not exhibit more re: |
gard for the comfort bf it, by. way of |
lending his aid te! make the school
room cheerful and homelike? Why,
not evingd a sincere and judicious in,
terest «in the tnental training of his:
child?
WV lat responsibility Poste ou the
parent What'an indueyos thi teach:
ETS exert, Srhile he ‘enjoys ithe ade
vantage »of ‘the iret trainitg of the
young idea. ' Let every teacher en-
|deavor to instill into the minds of kis
pupils thoughts 'w hich are pure, lofty;
heir «
§
il i
stich, that throughout their entire ox:
istence they will cherish it and regard
dnd giveevidence ii reg
a officer
oid, ‘ds in g
rovision of ¥rticle fifth, ( amend-
of 1789, constitution of the Uni-
States: “Nor shall any persons
¢*'" 3% be compelled in any
challenged by
tutional Land v
oh
*
self.
i Al the poyer S04 ght to he
conferred ue in the assesHry by the la
f the “judigial power of
the United States,” which by the con-
stitution can only be exercised
by; * judges holding their offices
‘not by officer who are removable at
moment, probably at the digere-
be of the President, certainly at that
of the President and Senate.
‘Fourth, That the proceedings au.
thorized by thesame: section are an
! infringment, of the citizen’ constitu:
tional right ‘of trial
Legistatiité: cannot create Anew crimis,
nal dffence unknown to the, cofamon’l’
Jaw or our statute law at, the time of
the adoption of ‘the constiti jon, ‘aud
i
upon them all through: lifes pAthway.
ST ARLIGHT.
phe ——— pipiens bl i
Heoey Bucher Swoope, has been ap-
pointed by President Grant to the po:
sion of United States Attorney for-the
Wes:ern Distr ict” ‘of Pennsylvania,
The honor was conferred upon him as
a merit of reward for his masterly and
manly words spoken i in a publi¢ speech,
at Bellefonte, where he boasted :
“The day will come wheh' Democra-
ficdadies will be glad to get a drop
of ‘negro swet tu perfume their pocket’
handkerchiefs with,” A swéet scen,
ted Attorney is’ Bueher.
Lo inp) >
er
The Miner's Journal of ‘the Oth
inst. announces that a . man named
John Logan, sixty yeare of age, was
1 drrbsted at’ Pottsville, charged with
years of age ‘named ‘Ellen! Davis.
The evidence was ‘conclusive ‘enough
to. commit the accused to priscn. Neo.
unishment can be too severe’ for an
‘old brute confided of" such a crime,
+t
ee
op resident of New ‘Albany, Ind.
who ‘has lost three wives by death and
{wo by elopement, has just éntered up-
onhis sixth Sia wedded bliss.
Ww hol¢ dow,
shirong love powder, what will deo de |
bisuess for de gurl, and meke hot love |
| me ki de tyvil all out.”
At first] endeavored, to reson with
him ou the folly of
de ored to laugh him out of his pro:
Bat my ndicale, like my
ments fell harmless vo the ground.
| lov e pow Tor come Ww hat'would, I con-
cluded to give him something which
would satisty him.
Derg was put ope winter
away de Key when 1 first comes’ i
Land so we pote s' ticks ourn he a ou
{
And
wal!
gir }
i
“What, why, 1 suppose the
| grains, ¢ each § tetling
sary that he should take a powder as
well as the girl, in order to produce
the desived:eifect. :
“Bat T'be ivlofe, mow tootor,” ' said
he, "tl does not-heed Ay of 46 bawder
LO, apake me Jafe moré ¥8 '1 db now.
Wati for should I take it den 77
“Nou must take it,” said I, Sother-
wise the powder ‘will have uo: effect
upon the girl.” 4
Bat ants hall have to
dwo bowders instead of one.
bay for
solve the pOwdérsiirwater; andite take
one himself and giVe
at the same same time;
and Hic they
ders, and soon for three hours thera
after; when, I" assared him they
would prodyes remarkable ef
88h vu (ion 5
vi’ The fellow
With the f
[bie sdit'
the hiv except Shbiobhly to laugh
powders would: be likely, Lp produce
or the ‘wrdorous! Patdhidan: aud his
Dulciviea. How far they were likely:
to. produce | the desired’ effect, T' could
not. of course determie ; but the result
satisfied. i}
It’ was somewhat like a ye ar: after
this, that, walking, one duy, in the
and for this purpose I dodged into the
———~Hotel just opposite. But fear of
ten brings the eatastrophe. which it
of’ guilt conjures, up dangers, where
in fealty, none are to" be apprehons
ded:
My motions were indoubtedly suspi-
cious, and the Dutcliman detected mé
the sooner for attempting to dodge him.
At all events, he followed me into the
hotel, and with a very angry. counte-
nance began : in
. Be's you not’ de ddotor wat gif |
me lofe bowder about a twelve month
ago?’ nd
powders 7 said I AppeATIAg LD be vaste
ly ‘surprised at this * question—"you
Wma oie
“Py jinks, I peleive you be de man,’
| persisted the Dutchman ; “you look so
much like him as one egg does to an-
oder.”
* “No my friend,” said L you mst, be
mistaken in tie man. But what i is the
iA vii
fi
{
iS 4M
(iA
so much as shpeak to me pow, And
all de young fellows and de gals dey |
laughs at me, ne boints ‘de finger ‘at
me as I walks de shtreetd, ‘and says.
Der goes de rool vat pought de bow-
laughin shiog of de whole blace. And
Nl dis gomes of de’ tam. sheat | of Tofe |
bow! dois you gin me—for Feanshwear
you pe's te ferry toctor, wat played dat
trick on me, And if I ever cdtch
you in our neighborhood,” aoncluded |
he, doubling his fists in a thre atoning!
es
lickilis you ever had in all de days of
Saying this he left the hot" a
A, ¥. Trans.
Atl RY Abani
QUIET BABIES.
¥ie {
——
A Startling RIT
Syrup and Norphines-Suve thy |
abies,
«A corregpondunt of phe Medical Ga:
Ha says, bg was Gu lied"
cdhdition, apparently from the effects
red that, itshad taken no medicine but
the “soothing syrap.”, The doctor took’
the bottle and “hud seme of the syrup’
andlyzed by a skilful chémist,'and the
an ysis showed that each odnee of
the stil contained near ly | pile grain of
'Winghiw’ § printed diréttious, contain!
ed’ dn amount of morphine equal ‘to
ten dreps of ladddnum. This is ‘order
ed to be given to the ehild every two
hours, in certain cases, and doublethe
quéintity te & child of six months old.
Asichildren are very susceptible’ to the
influenece of optam) of which morphine
is. the active principle, four dtops' of
laudanuti having been known to kill
an infant of nine Doar and as ‘the
manufacturers. of. Mrs. Winslow's
SoothingByrup sell - annually’ about
one hundred thousand iwo-ounce bot:
tles in thé single State of New York,
the reader can form some idea. of the i
‘number of babies that are soothed to
perpetual sleep by this noestrum. Mo-
thersthad better ll, rack on R gdtarp
tea.
i
RiiYis
ToT
nr ert
A young ¢ gentleman at Charles City,
*1 Iowa, sent seventy- five. cents to New
York, recently for a ‘method of wri-
ting without a pen orink. He rocei-
ved the following inscription, in large
| type; on a card : tie Write with a
pent” Py 4 ot
tragedy ier ced! wo Sidépy 1 Holdow,
near Tarrvidwa, this nlierngon. A
| nan wy Vi Wy Bugkbout shot
| his aifeym, New York mere hant, ugm
ed Alfred Randal]. abd” HIS son, ‘the
CH rl ée Randall Mrs
| Bielthout was shot through the temple
Allred Randall through she heart and
| Charles Randall in the side.
Buckhout pod Alfred Randall are
dead. Charles Randall Hie¥' ino dan
‘gerous coding. Buekhout gave him-
I'self up immediately andswas lodged in
| Juil. Lhe cause of the tragedy 1s un-
known. Some persons gscribe to jeal- I
ousy on the part of the lipsband, and
othe rs believe Tie 1s Tifsune.
Thomas Bradshaw, an’ aged man,
living near” shar; psburg, Kentucky,
a few days since, struck his wife on the
| back of the head with an axe. Believ;
ing her to be dead hung himself
i
!
{
of the '"'murder, a few nights |
neo, near Lighter ‘North Alabannyof |
Greenville A. Pillow and Wm. Pillow,
nephews of General Pillow, by a band
masked men, who ™ 1 up “to
| the door, called for Greenville and shot
him whehshe a appeared Wiklinwaun to
irhis brother's nsd€iance, sud was shot
pad kilied, and the ampskers escaped,
leaving A? ciuo.
a tii
The Ha iarness ‘So Far as Heard |
“Prom. {
: A poet Says:
SOFT ow came und left his Traces there.”
\V hat bediitné ofthe rest ofishe hansess
the poet dob’t state, ~kiie Dispatch
Oh no. «Further down the, hill of
poeiry it sayg: “Come wi me. my las
sie, and [1 take thie td ‘thy Hime.’
Thy balauce of the hirnesdds still mjs-
sing ~=La Cease Dimodratie iy!
Yoo urd mistaken about that, The
same poet, speaking of the same young
| lady gays: “And all the Lines that sor
TOW hak left faded ott” iW joy" The
wir
: 1°:
Exthange! 4 a
No stil skbihe? h a¥tornad ups for,
flarthes on. the music Awfigns, us, ghat
“Laing hands aad, sin pla flow 218 lad
sleghed her for. Pi Bridi al? hth ing
has yet frajispirec AL el thE her ens
Repiblichn,
AN a mistake; for had not Walter
| said Give pie but what this Belt hath’
‘bannd, take all the rest the san Flelol
round.” Don't be dis cout ret, Friends
the rest of the Harfiess“ ‘is bound te
come. Lo(Ohio Stave! Joaraal, |
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iad i } {)
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i
shid': When Greak meets Gregk then
comes the Tug of War.” Pass along
the balance, — Toledg Blade.
we'll’ give
ig for
iy 1 NO, poe, no more.
vou only what Giiatiaho pre
Shy Tock. PAS ror giatiay nothing |,
ls for God's ia af} Rigas Rs.
1 publican. HY
There:is still anather piece of leath-
er that may be {asiéned to the harness :
“Give her the, Reins aid soon she'll
Carbiyou to her power.”
of rincipal Cl hipess’ chiipanies’ hava
decided to make anhtlier SH to sup.
press the import. ation ‘of ‘Chinese wo
men. : A fargo {hier of Chinese wo!
instance of "tha" don mj yitries and | tha!
morro. To the mboantims thd prise:
ners are confined i in Ji ail.” “The Chinese.
quarter in the town’ or Rant Jose waa
burned yester lay, Fen Abitg Home loss
| about a, thousantl Chisel uve
PUG UI Lisa! ;
¢ Al friend relates she. following :- —4
‘mile or two {rom own , he met a boy
‘onhorse back grying with cold.
‘Why den’t vou get down apd lead
‘him ?:that is the way to keep warm.’
No,’ said the boy, it's a. b-b-bor-
fowed hoss; sud + ride him ¥ Ih
fresns:
jiu i)
Sk
ar
.
B2iD8
of! aisacking, the “yehel “plsitiofs’ in
Sigrouens, has bec routed and dFiven
bagk by forces under General Cavoda.
There was a heavy fight, and the los
ses on both sides were considerable.
The, Spaniards suffered far the most
which compelled Canbo'to retire. ' He
did not stop until he re-entered Cien-
fuegys. The losses of the Spanish
General were so great, that he has
asked reinforce nants from the Captain
| General, confessing his inability to
prosecyte the eampaign without addi-
tional troops. General Cavoda had
under orders in the fight mora than six
thousand men, who fought admira-
bly.
Burning of Heathen: Idols.
A strange ‘scene is described as ta-
king place at the ceremonies of bs
| tism of the Queen of Madagasear, ”
had lately been converted to Christi-
anity, The Queen had resolved to
burn the royal ‘Idols. The chapel
‘was made ready for the services, and
the disgraced deity, which consisted of
tivo! pieces. of silk with a small splin-
ter of wood in the middle, was taken
from his’ templa and thrust into’ a
fire. The crowd declared that being
"Ww god he ‘would not burn—yet, some-
how, “he” was very soon consumed ;
and then, with no very little pathos,
“the people, seeing that they - Ap had
no, gods to worship, get to “the Queen
't ‘ask whit they ‘were to worship for
the future.” The foundation of their
faith hadbbeen shaken. (The Queen is
to send teachers of Christianity
wrong. them, and Madagascar will ere
long be enlightene’ with the gespel
of Peace did’ good will to men.
The New Xars. Ereving Post says
the forty-nine members of Congress,
who voted against, the ‘admission of
Virginia, Sypped to break the solemn.
ly pledged ith of Congress and to
perpetuate disunion.” Believing this,
fit prints their names apd adds: , “We
&ve Bory, to say. they; are all Republi-
pen, but: then the Post does speak
out. in meeting sometimes,
lt
Yt hat tridtispived that the estimates
for the coming year, which have been
§ Appropriations, foot up ' $49, 000,000
in‘ex eds of ‘the sum named in theesti-
mates of the last fiscal year: of the ad-
‘ministration of President Johnson.
Ad worse still, « deficiency bill is be-
ing prepared to'supply the shortcom-
ings of last year's estimates, over which
the Radicals made sul boastful com-
: fits, ind
met
John W esley, he ps of Meth-
oflism, when oug, day riding through
the.country, was saluted by a fellow
who was laying in a ditch,
“Hello! , Father Wesley, I'm glad
to see you. How do you do?
‘I don’t know you, said MW.
i
SDontkoow ma? Why, sir, you
¢[ reckon Liam? said Mr, W., put-
ting spurs to his: horse; ‘at laast ona
{thing is evident-—the Lord had noth-
ing todo with it.”
oe emer tly =
Thar: is 1 letter in tho Pi offic
a. Riehnoad, postmarks | Sivananh,
(33: dir réoted as fol.ows: To Mr. Por-
ter, & young ‘man in Ri¢'imond, Vir:
ginia, whose first nam3 [ have forgot
»
ten.”
The office of ah mein thet
‘has been. removed from Sel linsgrove to
Milton.
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