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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

Ihe Republicans, it will be perceived, vo-
ted unanimously for the bill, the Democrats
more than two to one against it-one only of
their twenty-five yeas being from Slave
State. And yet the Democratic party has
always claimed to be, par excellence, the
"poor maa's friendl" Is it?
Next comes the vote in the House, on the
5th of April, to Suppress Polygamy in the
Territories Mark how the. Democracy re-
sponded to the hopes and prayers of all Chris
tendon. Oh the passage of the Bill the vote
stood TINS
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
For tie Democrat.
2 OF Ifte DtTlOcFut
SONG.
FOR THE BELLEFoNTE GLEE CLUB,
SONG.

Inscribed to Hon. James T. Hale by DR.. WoRRAI
OF Le0istosoR.
Our hopes are all bright,
AND our splits are high;
Let US rally Tonight,
For the spokesman is nigh.
Chorus.-Let us rally and cheer,
For Liberty dear;
We have Hale, we have Curtin,
And victory's certain
Come all from the mountain,
Ho up from the plain;
From valley and river,
From hilltop and glen.
Let US rally and cheer, go.
Two milliSsz ! ftssmsn
Arespread| e The field;
Frqna 6sasS hd shield.
rally and cheer, &c.
Our home'sin the Highlands,
Our homes in the vale;
Hark Lincoln and Hanalia
Are heard on the gale.
Let us rally and cheer, SO.
The eagle shall carry.
Proud bird of the skies,
The shouts of our triumph
When frs emen arise.
Let us rally and cheer. &c:
The voice of the nation
From the land to the sea-;
Like the earthquake is sounding
I" Free homes for the free"
I.of oil md oh Ro
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

bad been wrought in bis appearance, For he
had been to the New Clothing Store 81 the
North side of the Diamond, where. fer a
small sum Of nluney, he bad purchased a
full suit aud was noG enabled to appear
respectable again. We know few others
who might prof by his example.
THeHAs EwING.-N Noticing the announces
ment that tbis distinguished gentlemen has
come cut fur Lincolo. the Ceeveiand Hsrala
says.
It makes the cd wlig blood course TO a
mans fnger- 60 81 that andurceMent.-
No truer man to be cause oGfres labor ever
lived than Mr. Ewing no nan trner 30 the
slavery question. as viewed by the fathers Of
this Republic, ever lived than Mr.. Ewing
md he belongs to the Republicans a'd we
rrjaice that he has identified himself with
them. One word from Mr.. Ewing Is worth
ihouseCds Of men to tur cause in Ohio.
VorE EARLY Republicans. do you know
that voting early has wen macy a contest 2
Ii is the active. energetic rarty which gem
orally wins the victory. Get the lukewarm
and doubtful voters 10 the polls .ftISt!--
Friends vf the tawnships get all your votes
poiled by three or four O'Clock in the aitera
noon, and victory Is sure to perch upon OR
banners Don't wait for your voters % come
NJ to the polls. Elifch up your teAma, go
a{fer, ana bring them TO the polls
fSr The Wide Awakes If Pittsburs had
4 novel spectacle on hand far tee great mass
meeting which took place iD that citF on The
= Il ut, They had torch light progression
on The river on th9 evening Of the 2Tth ult.
a ilJtilla Of beats tasteCulg marcevei cd, and
filed with thousand uniformed men hold
ing lighted torches, ygoald bs = mage ificcnt
sight from the river banks, bridges and sur
rounding bills
SEND IN YouR ELECTION RErUaSs viii
our friends ia every election districs would
send us their reats as soon as the vote is
counted eff # they will d. this VIE viii
furnish them wiih the vote Of the whole
county, and She result Of the election in fhp
Stare This offer is made to democrats as
we'll as Repu5licane.
BE- Gen. Foster voted sga;nst the tariff
OF 1912, and for its repeal and since shen
has uniformly advocated to use his own an
guage in the Senate :. Free trade. to the tuH-
eSI ertent IRE can carry 1t, and at ihe same
time collect reoeaue enough to detiny lie &C.
penses Of the Government"
pa We invite The attention Of the alfic
ted to the Card of Madame Schuends Reme~
dies. We are assured that they will do all
:hat is claimed fcr them
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
Txamire the Eacord.

a tree is known by its fruits, men are
known by the company they keep, and polit-
ically, parties must be judged, by their acts,
and not BY their professions. We propose in
a few brief paragraphs to show. by the Con-
gressional records, that the votes of Demo-
cratic Members OF Congress upon four ofthe
great issues of the day have been grossly in
consistent with the professions which the par
ty they represent has set up with great
flourish Of trumpets all over the country. The
Inconsistency and duplicity Of the leaders Of
this party have been. proved q hundred times
before; we only propose now to show by
few figures that those leaders arc today as
false to their professions as they ever were.
Firzs, what is the Democratic record on
Mr.. Crows Homestead bill, measure which
was designed to open the Great West to the
poor man, who could settle on and cultivate
a farm which, by reason thereof, should be
to him home forever? On the final passage
of this benefcent measure in the House, On
Maj CD 12sh, the vote was as follows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

Democracy has ever claimed to be the con-
servator Of the public morals, but how could
is represeE tatives, under the control of the
Slavery Propaganaa, vote to condemn Polyg-
any, which the Republican platform ofI856
has denounced side by side with Slavery as
the twin relics of barbarism." True, TWEEN,
ty-.wo Democrats voted for the bill, but
where stand lha rnajoiity?
Next regard the vote in the House on the
admission Of Kansas into the Union, taken
=. IL 4. 4
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
GREAT MEETINGS.!
THOUSANDS ASSEMBLED.
THE MASSES M0VING

1l1G MhbDGO NlOf1NU VI.
From tie Daily Nesos
A very large meeting Of the miners was
held at Blair Station, near Broad Top City
on Saturday the 22nd. Several delegations
from the neighboring towns were present,
bearing beautiful banners. S. S. Blair made
one of his best speeches. Maj. j. S. Brisbip,
of Centre County, made most .amusing
speech. It was full of fun, argument and
pathos, and delighted every one who heard
it. Hon. Fl. D. Moore, of Philadelphia,
made the closing speech, and spoke with
great vigor and effect.
From the Daily Meas.
Meeting at Bread and Fitzwater Streets.
Thousands and Thousands of people assem-
bled at Broad and Fitzwater Streets, last
night. There was speaking from two stands.
The first was occupied by Phillip White,
Mayor Henry and Hon. H. D. Moore. The
second was filed by Mr.. Rea, Major j. S.
Brisbin, of Centre County, and the Hon. Jno.
Mollier, of Iowa.
From the Daily Meas.
Tremenduous gathering at the Wigwam.
Last night vas a great night at the wig
yam. Mr.. Palmer, Col. Jas. S. Brisbin, of
Centre County; Oliver Old School and the
Buckeye Blacksmith, addressed the assem-
bled multitude.
Col. Brisbin made powerful speech in IA
vor of Gel. Curtin. He was frequently in
terrupted by storms of applause.
The Buckeye made most amusing speech,
and Mr.. Sargent delivered a good tariff
speech. Over one thousand ladies were pres
ent, and hundreds of people were unable to
obtain admission.
From the Epening Bulletin.
A tremendous crowd gathered at the wig
wan last night, 10 hear Col. Brisbin, the
Buckeye and others, speak Mr.. Brisbin is
fine speaker, and delighted the crowd for
over an hour. The ladies were out in their
strength, and the Buckeye spoke to them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

THE GooD WoRK GOES BRAyELY oN.-From
all portions of our county we have the most
gratifying intelligence that the Republicans
are Wide-Awaks" and up and doing. In
several townships aceessions have been made
to cur ranks by men who have heretofore
voted the Democratic ticket, but who now
say they will vote the whole Republican
ticket We have the best of news from all
parts Of the State, which justify US in stating
that Col. Curtin will be elected Governor on
Tuesday next by 22,3'20f majoriiy Hon.
JAS. T. Hale will be elected by 1000 maj jori-
ty. Our member Of the Legislature, if Gem
tre county does her duty, which she will,
will be elected by 500 majority. Gee.
Alexander and our whole county ticket will
receive handsome majority. Republicans,
now il the tir1e, if ever. to redeem old Ceu-
tre, aad will be done if you vote the whole
ticket
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
FnELlNa TEE Errrcr.-Naw Yor

FEELING TEE EFFECT. New York and
Philadelphia merchants who secure South
eFn trade By selling their principles with
their goods, are beginning TO feel the effect Of
Southern failure of crops. in their inability
to collect what is due them in the slaye
States. Lane, Boyce & CO., of New YORK,
have gone BY the board, and other firms are
expected to follow. After all, straightfor-
ward, honest policy is the best in the end J;
and we advise these parties and others in
clined to the suicidal policy of bartering
their principles, to pause, retrace their steps,
and retrieve their fortunes By supporting
Abraham Lincoln. The merchants of Phil
abelphia, those of them who we're and still
cling to the conspiracy to maintain slave
over free labor, will discover difference in
their accounts before the arrival of an April
shower to wash the dust and dirt from their
door sills. They have challenged this com-
petition and resentment, and they are bound
to snfer By and submit TO the consequences.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
s, JAMES Pollock,
THOMAS NJ. HowE,
j HoAAS ) w. hUA
Rrpresenfafiycs.

eNcfTeseafG'1tes
HBf. DIST
l. Edward c. Knight. IA. Ulysses Mercur.
, Robert P. King. Is. George Bressler.
8. Henry Bumm. 16 A. B. Sharp.
4. Robert NJ Foust. II Daniel O. Gahr
3. Nathan Hills. 8. Samuel Calvin.
6. John NJ. Broomall. 49, Edgar Gowan.
T. James W. Fuller. 20. VIM. M'Kennan.
9. Levi B, Smith. 81. J. N. Kirtkpatrick.
Q. Francis W. Christ. g. James Kerr.
10 David Mumma, Jr. %. Richard P. Roberts.
il David Taggart. a. Henry Souther.
a. Thomas Il. Eull. 25. John Grier
Is. {. p. Penniman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
BELLEFONTE, PENN,A..

HE undersigned Respectfully announce to
4 the lnhabitants of Centre county. and tbo
pa bic in general that they have opened at the
ao owe named place, the most extensive assort-
ment of = "'''At-
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Foods, that has ever
sell H0A 'Aos "41
SO Fer celt Cheaper than the Cho.uoet
Our seek embraces full and con plete assert.
men Of Fine Black Cloth Dress and Freci, Goats.
Casslmere Business Goats Satiret, Tweed, Jean
FARMERS and Mechanics Cashmere, Froek nd
sack coats, Pea Jackets, &C., sc.
OVERCOATS or FINE OLOFH
residnnt and Moscow Beavers, Seal and Linn
SIX In and Union Cassimeres, ribbed and plain.
PAN1.4L0ONS OF FINE CAS.SlNERE
and Doeskin, black silk mixed, and other fancy
colors Of the latest styl,s as well as Satuet end
Union Cassimers Pan IS Of strong and substan.
tial material, for the farmer, laborer and me-
ohanic-
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF TES7S
such as Satin, Silk, and silk finish ed volyets,
Grenadine, Valencia, Mattalese Ca ssimere; cloth
Satinet, &c.
general assortment Of Boy and Youths'
Clothing and Gentlemen's Fur nishing Goods.
Hats. Caps, Undershirts and Drawers, Knit Jack
cts, Fine White and Fancy -bo som Shirts, Collars,
Neckties, Handkerchief, Stocks and crayats
Socks and Gloves, Trunks, Valces, Carpetsbags,
Umbrellas, and, in short, everything usually
found in a we'll assorted store Of this kind.
Ill
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

Saca is the record Does it sustain the
claim OF the Democratic .fugJ emen ofthis and
adjoining States that their party fayors the
adoption Of a Tariff that will protect the in
dusIrial interests of the country. Assuredly
man voted against the Tariff bill. and a
Democratic Senate resolutsly refused to pass
IT,
by their deeds ys shall know them"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

All our readers know with what seeming
earnestness Democratic orators and Demo.
cratic editors have proclaimed that Kansas
should be admitted into the Union as soon as
her people knocked at the docr5 Of Congress
with constitution framed in accord ance with
the provisions Of the Nebraska bill. And
yet, because the people Of Kansas would not
consent to be governed by the infamous Les
compton constitution, ffiy-six Democratic
members Of the. House yote to keep them in q
state Of territorial vassalage. and Demo
cratic Senate sustains the unjust vote
Lastly, what about the Tariff Bill Of Mr..
Morrill,, of Vermont, which passed the House
of Representatives Democrats in this sec.
ton of the country claim that they are as
much the friends of that MEASURE as the Re-
publicans. What say the igures2 Here
theJ are:
T.. tl,o tl,o R;l
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

11o'H' % = ~ TT y -
Of the mountains.
So FAR SO good, now let us look at the fig
ures .enst Of the mountains and see how the
whola will foot up,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
=. n APERlENr ANn srnMACHIc PREpARA.

1 APERlENF AND SIOMACHlC PkEPARA-
tIon of IRON purified OF Oxygen and Carbon,
hy combustion IN hydrogen. Sanctioned by The
highest medical authorities, both IN Europe and the
Euited States, and prescribed in their practice.
The experience Of thousands daily proves that no
preparation Of Iron can be compared with II. mpa-
rites OF the blood, depression Of vital energy, pale
and otherwise sickly compiexlons Indicate It's re-
ce>sIry in almost every conceivable ,ase. lnnox-
~ all maadIes in which 1t has been tried, il has
proved absolutely curative IN each OF the following
complaints,
IN Debiifg, NerU0@S A4sctions, Jsaaar' 7t,0n, pVS
pspsta, CoRSnpgii0H, Dlun4ah, Dysei'srg, hCiWsRt
Consumption, Scr0tPfous iH5ercioSiS. SAT- hhe"a'.
characterization, Whites. Cb/orosts, Lirsr CmPk2fgt,
Chroaie Heaaacdrs, Rtramgtfsa, i"ts' nae"t tercr,
P'mp|cs O" ihe ffre, a..
Ia cases Of Geaerai prb1'sT, whether the result
OF acute disease or oi the continued dtm'Hnton OF
nervous and muscular energy rom caTonic COM
paints, trial OF thS restorative has proved sue
ces-tul 10 an extent winch description writ
ten attesrat,on would render credible. invalids so
long badIdfrn aS 10 have become forgotten iu 'heir
own "e'ghooIhoods have Suddenly re-aPpeafsd 80
the busy world as ID just IrihIhed Hon po5Fa'-
ted travel DO q distant Ia0G. some very sig
uol instances OF jbls AInd ar" aite-ted oi female
Sufferers enlaclated victims o. apparent narasmus,
sauamnaous exhaustion, crltlcat changes, and that
complication Q, prTrons and dr-PepTlr aversion 20
air and eS-rr.sa for winch the physician bHs no
name.
IN Nsrr97e absrf'c"g o. 7i kinds, AMI Tor rea*o9s
familiar 10 medical wan, tine operation oithls prePa-
raJcu Of lion must necessarily be saiuidry, for, uH-
ike the old oxides, il rs vigorously tonic, "inoat
/ being exciting and over-neatmg and Gently rS2h-
lariy aperleu', even m the most OBSTINATE cases Of
co.tlvsuess, without ever beng gastric puJsattve
/ or iuHicung d'sa@reea5iH seosat'o"
4 tits latter property, among Others, when
! makes it so remarkably e!iec;ual and permanent d
remedy for Pfsv, upon which u also appears to eX-
ert distinct and specific action, by dispensing the
( local tendency winch forms them.
/ In pgsgepssq, ,nnumerahle as are its causes. a
single box Of these Chalybeate Pills has often snH-
cei Tor the most habliual cases
IN unchecked p,arsh"a, even when advanced t"
Dystentcry, confirmed, emaciating and apparently
malignant the eiac'S have 'een sqna'l ah'
astonishing
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
TDURLIC SALE OF GEORGE h,

EDURLIC SALE OF GEORGE Il.
2 EAY'S REAL ESTATE, N H0PEWELL TIP.
Rv virtue OF an order OF The o paaas' Court OF
ReG5or3 County, .he undersigned will offer at pub
lie sale. on the premises. on THURSDAY l3th OF
NOVEMBER, next the following descrlhed real es-
tatr. viz THE MANSION TRACT Of SAID de-
ceased containing 2t2 acres about if5 acres c.r#r-
ed and under fence, and in high state OF cui!ya-
...s- non. Ta4 improvements are -
F-r4NEss$1 ONE NEN Log FRAME HOUSE, isssE Hi
gt1ys BANK BARN, and the. necessary y@---@<1=1
IL out bindings. This farm Is one Of
the best in Hopew ell township, being good limestone
land and having three good springs and orchhd
thereon.
One other Tract containing lt5 Acres, l&2 per.
about 6t acres cleare, aud under fence. he I'M
provements are two Log Houses, two Stahes and
ont buildings There IS good spring on the prem
ises and also an orchard thereon. his IS good
and aud ia good state Of crltivatton.
These lands are all in good section OF country
within short III stance Of the RaIl Road and at th'
door OF a ready market all the ume.
TFRMS-One third to remain ln property during
lifetime Of widow. the interest thereon payable 10
her aunnally-oue third IN hand al confirmation oi
sale. and the balance IN Two squ annual payments
JAMES Z. KAY.
Sept. Il, IS 90. trustee
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EFO = . "a T. y
I D R fR A D +

1 Il
\ f~st-rate tarm Of limestone land. in Mornsou's
Cove. containing about I3l acres 100 OF which are
cleared and ba lance we'll tiraoared. The farm IS
well wateIed. The improvements a good two
story Frame House, Log House. Barn, &c. There
is good orchard upon the premises. The atm ad-
,nlns Bloomfield Furnace, lies half a mile from thu
Hc. l1cYsbur2 Turnpike, and four miles from Mar
tlusburE, There 4s a teaiY market AZ the doc: for
al kinds Of pIoiuce and Tire land in a high
Of cultivation. For particulars inquire Of David
Daniel IN possession, OF George Ceugh, at SPang 5
-ALSO-
4 Gilst-mu property in Harruan's Bottom, now
owned py Lewis y. Fyan. The mill Is large frame
VITA two overshot WHEELS and tour OF stone IN
good ORDER and IN 4 good settlement, with sut-
fcient supply Of water. The farm contains nearly
400 acres about 100 aluvIal soil. and cleared and
the balance we'll tnbered. The improvements are
a large brick house, tenant house, milieI's house,
barn. distery, tc The farm be divided with
out disadvantage Telms reasonable.
Also
\ tract o. land in s. Clair tp.. containing %
acres o. thereabouts, about - cleared, with
a tHo story log dwelling honse, tenant-house and
two log stables thereon erected also an apple or
chard thereon adjoining lands OF WIN. Keefe, Jacob
selnleg and others formerly the property of George
KjmberIia,
. Farm Of l5G acres about 100 cleared, with Double
Log House, New Bank Barn. and two good orchard )
! thereon. lying on the Junata RIveT, TWO miles
fron S,oaerstown, and half a mile from the rail
road. This farm i composed Of good quality of
river bottom land, 30 or 10 acres of which can be
put into good meadow. Ehe whole IS now IN good
state ot cultivation.
Also
\ farm OF Is acres OF limestone land IN Liberty
Township near Stonerstown, known as tue '.5ohn
S,olei property, adoto,ng lands OF Squire KensIn-
ger. Sloler and others. The improvements are
! Iog ou,e, log Barn &c. There l. good water on
the premises also az orchard OF good fruit.
4 new tso-s;orv Rough.cas; House ans two lots OF
/ ground Broadtop city.
ALSO
| go acres of the best qrdiils Isud IN Harrison
! county, Iowa neal Ihr M,.sger. ema eIo>e 10 u.
| county seat.
-hLSG-
! 4 Lot Of ground - Omaha cry, Nebraska.
ALSO
| 100 acres of land. il Sonthamplon Township Bed
ford county, lately an4d BY Wa. Lashlty
! TERMS - sui baYsyS
/ o. T.. SHANNON,
! ia, 2T $500 Bedford, Pa
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ORGANIZATION Q1 e%&NE-
,osaLarfoss.--EE sscE c8s. ygs :gseG

go .- - Gsn.,sI Assembly OF the ComT.on-
ann OF Pennsylvania. entitled "Aa Act 10 reg
- fine General Elections WITHIN Lms Common
..l.b.' II IS enioiued up'n ne 20 El'e Puplc TO
T. nj said EIe, uons, Gat 20 enumerafe In satu no
bat officers are 10 he el -c;ad, J. HiG. >.
& luke, Sheriff OF the County 1i bediord' 90 "rte
NJ Ike known and gice this puui3c notice 10 the
4 ,.,rs of the County Of Beitn.l, thai a General
,.f.n ,gjU be held in ,atd County on the Second
,.l,y ,gtbl October 1852, al fbr segeIai election
-Is s'erra o: the Boro ugh OF Eedfori and town
n l.-.;o H. 10 meet at The Court House IA said
1aH.n.
sr5oo. House la the to~a OF HoP-weil.
r.s .ls,,5.s Of Colsrain township 10 met at the
50 oi Joshua Filler, ua EaIns5uTg, 80 said town
r.a electors Of Cumberland Valley township TO
-.,s,rreaaw S.hoot House erected on the land
...-i hy Jo.4 WHIPS heirs IN SAID township
-ae lec.o1s 9t Harrison township 70 meet At
,.-or7u.e number i, near tue dwelling house o.
+. ~ Keyser in said township
r7- -scto7s Of juniata township 10 meet at Key
s,s ,raool House "a aid township.
-..s,sc.or5 o. Hopewell township 10 meet al the
l.sr, Fagse near the house OF John DasEer IN sand
3aasAI.
E-s --r.ors OF Londonderry township "a meet at
,-s a9l.e aaw occupied by Wm. II H!iI, as a shop,
d srla -yost, u saJd township.
The electors OF the township OF Liberty to meet
4. ise ssaggt House ia Stoners'owu IA said town.
sip.
lie electors of Monroe township 10 meet at he
a,a.a 'l,ey occupied by James CorneIl in Clear
7s 10 said township.
IT, electors Of Sche.lsburg boioush 10 meet at
K ack School H-nse iu sad borough
lcs electors OF Napier township to meet A. the
s-.; school Hous- in the borough Of ScheH.-
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Xoaice j. gseYeby Giyean,

1oa' every Pesson excepting Justices of the peace
40 Saa,. -yt any once or appoint nent OF profit
n''' side: taa United Sietes, OF @. this State, or
aay e!y Or corporated distrcr, whether a commits
'a'a otheer Or otherwise, subordinate officer, a
n' ,. "Ao Is a' shall be employed under the iegisa
executive or judiciary department OF this ate
y soy city, or o! any incorporated district, and
~ ,az' every member Of Congress and Of the State
sss'are, and OF the select OF common council of
~ el'y, or Commissioners OF any incorporated dis
"'.s Is 81 law incapable Of holding or exercising
,,e lime, the ofiee oSapPoin tment Of Judge, in
10 @,ye'o' OF clerk OF any election of this Common
n aaa that no Inspector, judge other officer
f,r. 0' ~ '' ''eH 'o''u
r, ea me said &c. Of assembly entitled can act
~ 20 e'eci1ons o. this Commonwealth" passed
.'' 1919, further provides as fellows, to
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GRIND lIiLiTibI EYOlNP HE3T.
GENERAL ORDER. NO. 2.

lGth Division, p. c. vs.
The several Companies, staff Odcers and all
members of the lst Brigade ! Gth Division OF Penn
sylvan!a Volunteers, are hereby ordered 10 attend
an Encasup-1ent, known as Camp Tayor,'' TO be
held ia Bedford, commencing on Monday, the 18th
O! October, $50. aad 70 contsnne six days
Companies viii supply themselves with Camp
Kettles, as there are 10 be had from the State
Fresh meats be purchased on the Camp ground.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 all the neigh
boring Military 20 participate with soldiers
welcome vii! gleet you. Ample preparations are
making ior fbe comfort OF all those who may be
present BY order Of
LEMUEL EVANS.
Brigadier General, Isl Brigade, 6tE Div. F. U '.
Alexander Compiler, Aid-de-IamT.
Evansville, SEPT. !, 1880.
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,1s. nnIRT SALE.

lhF H. Bv virtue OF an order
ohon. Court Of Bedford county,
o,.Fg,,gned will sell at public sale'
onus,. -. on Thursday, the 22lh day
P'y",, ;os,., a tract OF land containing 50
d''.'' ,', less. about 90 acres under cnIiiya-
{ ''y'so 1,s 80 acres more suitable tor mesi-
r'l tn ,nereon erected a two story log
'1'','s I,r barn, also a young apple or
+ 'nu .,oo and a sugar camp good run
= 'os,. =, the door, adjoining lands OF Ellis
vac, s,acben Wonders, Joaathen Bomgard-
.s -, hers s..uarr in Napier Township,
'a ,,gao,v. ,,D being late the residence OF
a71 n N,c,s deceased. The sale vii be-
r - INK A. NJ. when terms OF sale
u y ~. known. Persons desiring to pnr-
be n.54. " fo1 th.s very desirable property
.oy,.ed 70 attend.
are '1''' GEORGE y, ELLIS,
Admir- Of Geo. \. DAVIS, decd
o. 1869.