— "CraZy John Brown! "rho Republican papers hiiite suddenly di,- covered that old ONsawalanne Itr i nAt II IS crazy fanatic! IV4ii it is remembered that Brown we:, one of the leading sputa in the Kansas broil, and that A Ittlo there' engaged hereceived the laudations and praise of thd entire Republican press, this declaration is aigniflcant. A few month, ago he teas the Tina tampionsott . o „,„ great "free State" leader-idle men was frees ing poor Kansas from the blight of silvery TA en lie was ,WO fanatic. Thep the New England AA Societies could Rod him Slitni's rifes, assured that he was perfeCtly sane 311 ionic now-then to good advan•as t il Tie n Henry lVard Ileecher and file cturgyraiui of the mirth could make 111- Agents - for the Watchman. navwmatory apprets on his behalf, regarding The following gentlemen are authoelard rind mill please act' at Agents for the Deamorat him as one of the great apostles or Abolition t Reptiblican politicians pointed ' floatsrg-Jarnes Icon vith pride to his labors In Kansas and ' Farm 8 gloat -Job. IV eraturi or, Jr nutrtlered the great illart)r half a dozen times Iteberabus A r,,Aews.-S. mroheeker ['Manville- (.1 fit /lush. , in the rewspepers for the purpose . crinak ing Wolf's Store-Thomas Wulf political Capital. Philipsburg-Ilan C It Foster Jaol Millheito -Amos Aiezeodes Now thugs are "ti n e( .1 Mita d Pinegros . e.-Aletander Satu r n , porn, I /7/ I/ b 1«, 111 (I, •lily I , and Sittany-Israel [Matter Mountain Engle-Cam II bun. i his eoatlitito . rc nl the; Ilarrer'S Ferry Inellr• Howard- Ho leer Welter j reetion ate a set of 1 his is th e . Pleasant diet.-. 1 ti Lauritnore MilesburK -.1 S Prondtoot Itepliblican cry final the f.rett Snow Shoe Wm Holt see- Journal to the most insignificant b o l,itton lona° bun-C horse , err- P lion/hart, s h el l diNl i kie land •Ai 1,1 It) 1. The refit•oh ugly l sheds e're N desitnon Lissi;le lies iii a hot II /ft ,via arar. Pi 01 Half Munn Cart .1 A Home; Centro' Hail d eWril •Woif • st item C hit tinwigh he WS., anis Zion-Michael ShnT, • •I lured and is 11•1‘r prtiottrx in a 't irrnnl Spring 1141114-"losswg6l4 ,/[4.llen,isew. Walker-15 in. '• Ile had the aid uflirrrrt Smith Fred • "- I toliglav , 11 tr,delui, , and other A Fair Truk stumpy, plnt was arranged I , y iceltar.• l•re, favoraLly iiiiprr•ssed with I )1 , 4,111411,04•13 Dearly eiery northern 1.1;a:e. the proreediogl at Charleston n, I r oil tobut luckily it 11l thr . o. , g ' il and hence be is Captain Bran n and the i 11,, r t ~insmi3Oors r cr aw ! 1 lie it.epuldican Journals know that by fair trial The r otti,( iron lof favoteig this la,t scheme of Brown, thine acted tot or iv ntth ,t),„„„ y„, t, ~: h etolatt4ei the sa.mes , M their party If Ran te rtnitintitri to ii, fend theyliirf ot the „mink ."I‘lll w the sensie of 111 0 the 141,oblica:1 coil! ort 'flow ati - 7;21". so far ss the I ad!, ~ 1 the cm., 1,, go, tom ti,„ 1,, in, lit on denon , i.iti.iliS ,1 I anlLnnUr. I e , pi, l'dog the y•TThrli•Jor, •h, lan. , 01,1 Ittoen, ....the riot. Itr.,A o auuhl ash, iti he the omit 1,) r however. CO/0710114 of hi, owl, tit mks and " f ; '"' th,. """ f " .l "'"'"" " dc4pairing of a. he, changed er,,wa a devil to " f IT"`I"g n saint, tepudiatttl his ,3111,••• , iih mt rt, n 44I"erY 8_ OA?, nl , but earr) log nett the irrepresoble t doetrine th mks for their u n doubted It nidoe- Hot n; rnureala till by iVin II Seward and it is the nothing t mold hair , • •• of iiirratittile for the Itlitiblican pitspalm !Lot litiatir crow, In Notwith,tanding the d ingi r!„ isle the ' ti g n "" l7x lum 1""Y "...., Ns. r _::__:........... .6, -•71-a.,-- ) -• • f.‘vk.„%-.l4.‘,lxttf" 8. 9. SIN'S ANI) J. 8. nAnivngtty, ADITOH., BELLEFONTE,. PENN'A THURSDAY, 180YYMBER 10. 1859 eltirell'i of lefler•on r" ‘•' ,- "i. I ' s, nix , . i ttit t r 11%1 riN4III.V —lne awl the indignant t 1 ot: m r:tttultk, we the arts ol the eon.: 'Tit' , 'Fr ' ••• , ". 1 I not by the 11 , Itittiore pap, rti that a doe ins for 1 1 1, , ~ rll ad 11,...0ng affair mein - red there last Sunday of recorting to aly • the night in the a:: idental dotting of Acting highest degroe contipend :Wein the .1In)oa Win 31 , 111 . ail :luring a per; mal et:to - coistre between Marshall Huth ' s. (Me of ihe reporters of the Sun, and a Mr Harcourt, Baltimore Plug-llghei. of the operators on the pollee and fire It seems that the in roughs ri - el al.trtu telegraph lt , eetritr that Mr. NlePliail anstated in their outlawry by delegationw eat to tYe -4 wegraph oft., for tire wirvist from Waihrogtria 'nu, State: , Stly4 •of asroolaining the eritt.lithin of a flaws It lite Leer well known for h o or 'lir. I' dal 'hat row d ies on, city „h„ r , • throcivltout 1111. ray, and that while he was , nut itizeils of Mar) 1.11)41, to take par: ur :he there Mr Ilannis entered the room Ittilumeiie eft, non . and if the • .1, , lion of news, when a eerie:mire, ht.tho r 1;041 'lure yesterday is any th lielt "" 1 ''f or in jest has riot Set (reel, ascertained, tent, their management. they have been , pr in. Sin plane bet w eeil 111 Hanna arid Mr Harcourt cessfol Our city bower . , r tiiiin ed to se, who they were. •nd Captain Get: 111 which ai IPat i d wan disellarl;ed: who'h (lard anti Lieutenant Thomas, together wi:li took effect in the acting Mayor ' s thigh, 111 other' of the police. were at the titled last ; fho oig a painful ant i it was f, ared a danger bight on the arrival of the Baltimore trio, In mars Onse net, rf, rer• But it is I.: 1, , "" w'" ' "'l _ regretted that Onreinetor Collins in: '1 it Tire . .‘l,a, I 1 , 11 E t writ), At ri i ,• l a t e lit essary to stop the express train in the bet ~,lit Mar) land, large gaitis were made deep cut bet vs evii thts city and 1 allure some in vvilly utt n t ,o lit and 1 1 '3 ' t h e icmo"rll," party 111 all the interior eu me to the city thr..igh the %%,a,ls, nut 1 dial:lets Ti n y will have a inaprity out &erns:, the contitry p rurct•dimu g j , tut ballot in the State Legielat tire. arid thu, octal. for t l mt at? , as train stops at toil tve64 it, erial•ltql lu_rltr I a lit 1110 era 511••••eSS, stations beta en here and lilltitncr, and will not ssteep at a roy lint, r for ita,...11g, I • tit. s The v atet 1111 i• )1 1.-", 1,0 the road 1,, ire ern tau 5 . .1 lions to tak. i/Il or let off pas., .tg. 1111. in,ta Ty- the general role eras and the cods .ir 1 • 1114 pollee ws tt dtaenmrn d to •••.v. ,%11 , 1 L, tlwm on •wt in prier to ho n•i the ;, 1 uek,ertt iii 1 1 ,‘ »r here moil , tra.)ol) or jqqt.i.'t• I.• It orelrr) or hnr , lllX left the iii v for th. joirpo of I itirferyng ui Ow 11.1 inaolt 'lie party r. Malta d 111 floc I ars mid cam. , on, depot AII a went , lo s HOF l• ac a , Ordingly Min& and 0111111 til'lniat, II In IMO ea.& of the latter deaiription e ttw sox I inch d man I. ok to hie heels, hut, Irrio,i hot ly pot so, at, otli.i r it lo• flight, a horse core la i..tly load. d and a twist v dtotfe . u h almost as krt II us n razor, and shaped I, dcriln of nitird , r, Roth 1, 1,1 1. ed up, and al . ii v a n. t of the r bee The p, ord c h mty. d that ti lonl 1,, ,it freepiently fit el 1 his to a /11.10 a ',Owl' Wn o f the invoker those fellou syy e a nod and the way could y. ry .asily a flisi t the peace of ill s oils It is that, t br.III;411 the morn in, tr of the I, les. ef Ili, f t , if t , t t nitrated and eitinni oily' dealt with Th. manner in which the , tiara, ti r of our has 'w e n d. gu i ded by thaw to nionority, might to be sidllelent warning to all desner 'does not to attempt any , if Ihelr 1111,1, Ilfrrly . %sail . ..re here. It IV C 4 .1.01111 to be (rushed oat 111 us unw phut. _The Ns"' 1 ork 'tribune, latterly de a • it is to the Pelonera tic par.s4 any u li, re. ruu demnx the grossly partiitan.eoliditet i,f the sunaicipal sullen s Baltimore. mid ex• presses sate, fat.tioil that the new Li gislatur,i, bCII.g pi uliahly Ihninekatle, tlllly b e lOtitsrit 194o1,,drieuled a e ion lON aril tin surpression of the rule of net ui d 11.1111.1 fr nt that XII!, governed ed../ It says,. The new It gistatiire sill pally err lainly be carried against tb. Am: ri, ass,' no culled, and we trust it will lhorsioighlv it,. vas:wale these alleged outrages in Balti more, rapt I every ruemlwr peturned • by "fa ience, and enact laws wlthrlt,will' elleotually and inn ver prevent Illegal Voting and ACCILIC every 1., gal Voter in the full and peaceful enjoyment of his rights. Let the work be thoroughly done, and the remedy as broad as the disease If only foi the ertdit of Ito publican - institutions and to disabuse the public mind of perversions sod exaggtratjons, we insist on die fullest investigation and the mostVeciaive action 011-lhe part of the now Mao/tarn] Legislature." Notwithstanding the election of ten Atneri 1, - an members of the douse of Delegates by Dlolench in the city of Baltimore, it appears that the beTocrots have orried the Legis iatflre. which will duct a United States Seri &tor In place of the Hon. I Jamm A. Pearce. The Exchange estimates that the Democrat ic majority in the Senate will be four, and in the Ilona° of delegates eight. TOR 1111PWILICANN continue to talk of "mad Brown," "crazy iirown," sod the like ad• jot:firm Thal apowelitka bold man •t . tcmpts ,t4jl. praCtiQe At. • 'irreproMble conllict'' doe - kill" ) Ail his theorem:al meth reit call h m to the preyoll `-tt it, for also hare, for the tle,t time to the MN( ut y of Maryland, a tnatortly in both bran( liett or the State e ut r : 4 ettate a 4 %VII a 4 10 the !lowly The 1141. Senate tttocol sett tt Democrats and ilftt .latero BIA. hot 111 V TWA , I,•nate will contain rr,lit Aincri r,ny nrnl join I•'njl)cmnrrat.i. I•ho lionNe of IN . ...gates it cointinned of 9eVetltyilr Inetill.ert, and. at the laic 4errlinn, c•onvr,tid Dekuci atm and fifty four Amen. cans The !Kw. ..)1!:11 , ,e will Conlain (I,Venly sia Arnercnny ant forty eight Deni.wrat, ...,•••••• What Gerrit Smith says of the Matter. 1 11 , rani ..; ro., rt Nr„,t,delit Iran Jet rlnn,, r c , Ihv fa of Int 'mei vit with Gerrit Smith hn the Harlin s I.rry cnniipirn . y We suinhin n tnent or thr loom important lororfn34oo lehetted in that intrriiew 'lllll correspnoileot represents that Mr Simile and Ins friend. and in ighbori are ap. 1 - r•tier"tive that l;•n• Wise wiII 10.111,e a r - .10. on the i.overrPor of Vew l orls (or surrender to the nathniu. s of ir;!11011, 11‘01 that Mr Smith is hi mg eon stand). visited by Ills legal advisers arid by 11011114 . 1" H of mysterious pi tbOlig 1010 rollie anti go 011 1 , 118111C , 1 known prily to them. Th.' writer inlimatejto Mr. Smith lii, desire to ht ar his sentiments in relation to the Harper's • Ferry affair, " Sir," sold small, howling like n frightened deer. a word with you on that matt. r . I can t spcal, a mord not a .syldtble even to.my most Intuit .}e friends, I run s ! <penh 01 011 about ; I ain .vointt to be indic ted. If oaf, man in the Union in taßen it will le inc. lam 4;innl,; . to be tiolietril, sir, rodictegi Vent 111t1.11 ,tot (alit 10 nue awl( it, ." Caving In, The Republican journals were everywhere startled into silence by the insurrection of Brown, and hie speedy arrest. But since Greeley, Giddings and a few others of their party leaders have Caine out boldly in his defence, tlftrsmaller craft aro,- taking up the cue, and in a little while we shall have a general cry of commiseration at the fate of '4tiett used pp leaders, Brown, Cooke alto Iloraco Greeley cannot escape the charge of being in every way cognizant ()rand sym pathizing with the Illaek and Drown Repub heat' treason in Kansas and Ilerpor'it Ferry. lle has an agent in the arrangement direct ly connected ; Kaji who wag killed at the Fori-y was his own hired servant during the whole xliair, beginning early and continuing to the end. It is ascertained that, under the laws of Virginia, the Governor cannot pardon a per son convicted of treason to the Common wealth, except With the consent of the Gen eral Assembly, declared by joint resolution. This rids Governor Wino of all responsibil ity' in k -the matter of the insurrectionist Brown. What the Leg stature will do is not , - - - - • -'~~~~ J The Baltimore Election Outrages. EL L,: I In Hsi: inn ,tSets:sl , (NT. T I (From the Tritlihnoio of 3,4qt-day.] We Inn, fly slim up fun!. srd the ontrars of yesterday : rn the First Ward, Edward Cockey was badly stabbed with ants, and sereral per sons seriously beaten. About half past ten o'clock amast named Kelly storied up the lull to the polls, and - vlien about a hundred pulls distant, he was assailed by flVe been, ' one of whom dealt him a blot' which felled I Film to the ground. He instantly regained t Ins feet, and drawing a revolver, pursued and tired six Shots at his. assailants, and threw his pion! after tttem. Ito was not se riously iniuted. in the Second ward, the rowdies interfee ed with the eleettem, ootnTmllis,F rrukt• unitized ,eitizens to rote their tii.giet. Wm. .I'. Preston, P•ilf Detrioeratic candidate for Congress frqln the Third, clu•triet, was bru tally beaten • i., - In the Third ward, Mr. Henry Herring. .Ir., luinher inspector, No B )(1 street. went in behind the harrienfle tit vote. And being pressed and jammed he (he rough... lie I staggered outside and fell tend 'the phy nii ians. oho were Called! ~ .ay that the it, atti tins the result at Apoplexy. A InatOnatiied Dan rri,eier , , nas 1401 y [eaten about 11 o'cloA• After ilint-tintr•Shere was quilt. no opposition tieing otlered to those mho hail posse,dim of thi. polls Mr. isnric ti Gorge, n niost resperfahle citizen residing on Es.t Bali:mole street was standing at the do , +r will, an infant rhihi in his ATMS. -.When he MAOveil , tome parties coining along maltreating some Lonntrpnen He inn& ttn• remark thnl it oil a shainc, when ht , kl 35 at t 3 9'1.1 by sortie: rhee who hflpill tied to,he along and tak. n to the Eastern peihie station, is lietwe hr was s.lhtifOrltlit I3' re leased. No record of his arres► was made. The Fourth ward all •liow of opposition he the nefornwis n as abandoned In the Fifth ward Aroseph Veins:int. siai of the Hon Joshua Varisant, was severely bent en lever:] other, shared the RAM' fate .lo,eph ClatVon. mnrhnast. MI ['runt street, and her, twn sons were se,lrl-ly heat en, after which thwahree wire lure-Aid snit taken hi the Ventral-pollee station Bernie the onenienZ of the polls the windows in the nf Si, . Iluul. tit the corner of Env. ite Ayr st reeti were lir o l,erl, m , I (t ri ck., net, 'brow n tutu his hoi.he -- ..sout tat orhor turnsew shared the same t rea t men t in tln• 'nth ward the Roughs WM lull th 3y In the 1-:iglith card everything progreetusl quietly from the lime the polls were opened • A I amend.. was erected sd that the window could not he crowded and the vritmg trent on rapidly There we're severstl pollee i tri core present. hot they left at noon and did real rei 'l7l The pidees provided themselves o lilt tie- different tickets to be voted for. and supplied all who did not illetain Udall before reaching the polls A larg e number of per , •uns actin do not live in the ward presented th e mselves but their voles wore promptly rejected without creating any diaorster - Alkyd( form' n ' eloek 1p the afternoon a man named l i etttroid, from the Seventh ward. presented hittimelf and demanded the right to vote, whit,lt Ores refused him. lie' became 'relent, n hen some one , groek at him, but he wag( rtTl2rd:ty surrounded and guarded to a place or safety That was the only 'Jaen' iy thirint the day. And no personal injury was styt.tatte d nor wag there at any time 001 4 rowing At the polls. o the \ loth veard, a German teas dread- folly ',eaten w hilst in the hand: of an ollieer Th e Iteptemers weta• finally ilitt•en from the polls. In the Tenth wet d, John Mosby, vtt O less 0 les led on 'I ousley night le) the Goy l'out‘ed a , tell as jisflge iff rhs lion 'k fort mumt,, after the pulls opened T4llitti/cl, WII made on the Reformers by thet.'•tto geilatorq ' \lr. It It Fisher, one of the litre of .1 I Fidler 1. Sots. o as stork by awls , and fired a revolver on his assailant, and (On Ts de fended th, rel....lves A hrte:r territtmle pateil tPfe leered of 1, Tearkle Wallis, C. , 1 ; a shower of atones being thrown. and a limn hr rof men nho iii , di, f 1 foil of an adjs., id tit %Tr 'I ,lailliiim, eft aiii nub.' Mill eat , Ili log with rifles and horse pistols Jellies dr II 1., I son .if Madison Jeffers. wa , , wolindi d If) a shot On the head Si veral others were wounded, but their nanieS ',Told not be as certained. Mr T. II Martin, the Rifol in judge, objefled to A IlegT d unfairness, find I was struck by Mister and felt impelled to ',r ove his pout. A yonag man named Rob erts was knocked down and badly beaten about 4 'clock, for attempting to vote the Reform lieke t Numerous knock downs 0.- , eurred during the slay In the Eleventh ward yie Reformer': were in lull force, atirll.ept the polls; open and free to 211 legal voter, up to I o dock hi 'it u•r..l at I. , .tripti were made to drive olf the former, by the Roughs from other parts of the town tint they were met by Manly re ui Lance, an I wore compelled to retreat Vtlld pr , Juinent trier, hunts and Ri formers nen• vn steel for al.sei tun; then• rights and If ru ling Ili. tnsilves, taken to the station hoii On pe•u • r si 11111,1, N • hen 3;1 the other wards were in Ili, hand. of the dubs. t;eorge NI Gill, eel the Reformer.i.ista nog that as the oho. st lia.l /wen aliandoried iii rill the other ti ards pt the Eighth it was 'melt:sato continue it s h oe and advised tin ir withdrawal. 'rids as thin 1 11111.11 . ‘ , 11011 e Dr John II Thomas. the Reform judge, withilia wing ttoh them everal of the rowdies were arrested during the day. hut immediately I ClellSed A mall named Nally was stabbed during the morn mg. • . In the Iti.elftli ward tteveral persons writ bodly beaten Rob( t 13 Walter, who Ind been to the polls was struck with a atone on Futaw mtteet. near Baltimore knocked down and lucked in the face. l'wl policemen saw the assault and permitted the ruffians to get off. In the Tlorteeoth ward no collisions ne eurred of any conaepteure, Tor the rvasoo that there was no opposition to the Ameri cans In the Foorteenth ward there was a SZelle of carnage. which began about lialfikast nine o'cbwk. At that time there was a rush at the polls, when a man charged James John sen, alias Sonny white, with stabbing Min with an awl, awl immediately drew a pistol awl shot him. The ball penetrated the or. bit of the left eye and lodged in the skull, a little above acid back of the left ear. This was the signal. and sole° ten or fifteen shots were fired. Mr. henry Starr received t‘wo halls in his left leg, one of which passed through the limb, and the other was em bedded about three inches blow where the firs( struck, and which was enbadquently taken out by Dr. Baxley. Mr. Stiles, a young man residing on South Howard street received two balls in the left arm, near the shoulder, one of which crushed the bone and passed entirely through. The other crushed the bone and embedded itself in the limb.— lie also received a ball in the, right leg. just below the knee, which severed a blood vessel of considerable size, causing a large flow of blood, and infiltrated the soft tissues of the limb. Ile was attended by Dr. Baxley, and his wounds are of a dangerous nature. It is thought that he will at least lose hii arm. Michael Mary, wttchtnan at the Eutaw House, received two balls In the right leg, belOw the knee. lie is not dangerously woumled. At the time the fray began it appears that objection was made to the vote al a Reformer named Niedhatatner, which lint-to the Hrst 'Ant, - vthiohloor of l on EMI =9 ---te Johnson. After the shooting had ceased, he was removed to the western police station„ when Dr. Baxley was called to him. Dr. B. follud-hitu eannatese state, and after in- serling a probe three inches into his crani• 'um, pronounced the injury - mortal. lie then : searched for the ball, and found that it had broken thlmidi the skull, above the left ear, whence ho extracted it. Johnson was then removed to the inAtenttry, whete he died about two o'Jock in the afternoon. His landy Was then rinievetl to the residence of his parents on Pierce street. Michael Dully , the man ?molten of above 39 having baenNhdt in the leg, Was arreAted ' on the charge of shooting Johnsur., and he was held for a hearing. A gentleman who was present and saw the whole fracas, point- t ed out a piety to it police racer , And de-' niantled hi 6.4011%, The officer replied "You hed—di'lallend to your own busi ness," and patted - err. A Mr. I.l'mlnernian was also raid fo be shot at thivoll, but the exit rit of his injury could not lie ascertain- ed. In the Fifteenth ward a despera,le alsrtult was made by the ..Tigers" cm the Reformers, :lost as the I I IS opened .V.l Adam It Kyle, whop sale dry goods ile,tler on I ierninn st was approaAring the he was met by a party of fill 1115,.0ny of Whom snatched his ticket frotit !v.-4 hand, and at the same ono-' meat :mother knocked inn down with iron knuckles. Sl' R def, nded hllihelf Ili well as he could a rah his cane until he tegained Inc feet; +Olen he drmt his revolter ,shot\ acre fired at lam. ithom striking his person. rind one hall from his pistol penett Alva the thigh of one of his gm:lC:tots named theses Ford. Sir , Kyh retreatol and took Atli in a h ouse. whither hr WAS followed 1,,,y his asslilants anti shot. -A 1,11 pi notated his bead, in !lleum; a mortal wound . Ile ups removed to the reedenee of hi; fuller,'Fß Ilan over street, when Professor Smith fetid other physicians were called in to attend him -- I;eorge II Kt le• a brother el the above, was also assaulted by the :mine gang, and shot by two halls In the arm and one t the le; Ills wounds ale not considered dangerous - -' hioy who wa4 rear at tht nine received ball in his chest and nal thought In be !nor . tally wounded: - flit name did 'null. Iran4pire. After these occurrences no Reformers ven lured near the polls In the Sixteenth ward. it, Theodor e Woodartall, n chollenger of the Whir in. Is, and Sir. Predict Bowels, were a...lliled. and seriously heaten Crowdg RI 11/. d With swords and lin arms 114.1,1 1111111,111al sway I'l he Reform Judge withdrew, mill 011 e of the, police who desired. lint was pre-rited hj °Our officers horn doing ht. dilly. etPro"." l Insudeutlon to rest ii, am! was reports I to have done so. Ire the Meventenfrili ard, IN:formers acre not, except in rei'y few rin,tanct pc-r•itted to approach the polls, teing waned that if they did so, 0 was at the peril of Unir lists. In the Eighteenth r‘ard, the poll, nett early taken Ira —ion of by the Roughs -- Mr Felix Met'nfley, Mr.. John Mel'nrley, Mr. Edward Moon, and oilier good fniaens, were knocked &an and severely beaten by panics of ruffian. In the Ninet,enth earl. Mr John 11.1111 WAS very badly he *Aim awl eta sbotit the head. In the Twentii th ward, in attack wag made nq the It. b rind N at an early Fe:r. and they were rompell,.l tit retire (Ine tl tWO ptollllllellt geoth trell with' a rrest ed for 1.. I , ielif% theitHi.:% • lint quer tly re leas, tl. Mexican 041aNts at Itrownr/ille, "fetal'. Orprragi:44mt Th , :Town Thr , at , rzed wah De", rpm tln IJn nn (1.5. 1 / 4 1/ 4/0.4 ion ”( ! ' hr I I , 4,/?n,- Li, -L Hour Iv E rprrlr ippr,” ?It lo ~v f,,, f , .; ,,, • ' ,v 11 , 1 Noy '0rt•3;1 4, 1 11, .1r17 , 1113 hnv 'so fro! 4,w ipotille, T.: 0111 all . 2i 11,1 CW .I IIIII - 1 1 / 1 1,1,1 01 1 0 "I'B 141111 . 11111‘ 0111 r .11 pflilatliVl , All I thrvat,:l LC y lhr tov, by firs. 1111 Ow tliiry 11! , 1. 1 ..111( .. 1 1 11 tht• •ay a i f 1 . 111 0 . 0111 1 1,111i.r1 fl n 7 ern •per,(.l l,y the ni 011, y . all.l Ul.l h i the 24ilira 1111111111 d and tuent y men. with cannon hop itzersi tnarJtrl ag 1111.! Curt lIIAS. And drone the guard from '1 lion, They mre ho 4 eveAhiriinseil by an audios catle, lost a cation how if /el-, and were finally entirely defeated, with four , wiiimiled and mile killed Cortinds lost two killed. eon. tinas afterwards sent a letter, demanding of the citizens of BroNnsvllln4he ii,urrentler of their sherilt and other parties, whom he wishes to punish, to save tho town limn Thrte vi as a general panic at, Brownsville; the city la ay harrteaded, and trenches a ere dog, and an attack was hoolly et,,eeted It wac ceported that after taking lhowni ville, Corten.la intend~ to attack lir The mayor of Brownivtlle appeabi to New Of an' tor a hundred non, co, the :krt. o ,rn out, and tile Ranger., have not lir- Sixty frlons, who had been relenotol from ml.on in Northern had joined tlls go , •nlln band, and otre tlevo,tating trio L miltry FURTHER FROM EUROPE. Grape Culture at Hamtilonton. 11,0 Y AL Cil An ACT ' LOST A' number of grape growers fnnu 0111 t) . - - have introduced the eid tine of the pope itt Only Ten out of Pour Hundred Passengers Re.• parted to have been Saved !hill] mouton, New Jersey. It is twenty live . utiles souheast Iron Philadelphia ; and the soil and climate is ronsi*d.(l by many the MONTSSAI., Nov. 7. --The following im- best adapted for thv grape of any in the portant item of lo w ain taxen from the Lir- Union. Frosts never in ore the Niue, and erpool Oally Post, of the 27th of October. a , toere is a high district of land tletwccn the copy of which was obtained by the steamer little and the great Egg Harbor rivers,,,wfiere North American. they have never been known to !suitor' from The public will learn with overwhelming mildew or rot: We understand 'that some grief, that the splendid vessel, the Royal v,,,,,,,ard4 were set out the p ast seysou, (Ammeter, from Atiosttalia. was totally lost mos tl y Catawba and the limbed. yesterday, in Muffs lied hay', near Itangor. The market here presents a great' induce- The nielanchol, intelligence, which reach- merit, grapes bringing twice the 81.1111 they cal 114 late hat night, was brief, but we fear do in Cincinnati : being within but several re only too true. Of upwards of four hen- hours of either New York or Vhiradelphia by dred persons who Were oil board, only ten railroad. the Market is unlimited. Adjoin are said to have been saved There is some ing llaMmenton is a bottle manufactory, and hope, however, that this statement is exag• :Avery appliance necessary for extensive Wine gerated but ;under the cncuttreitanees, t loss of life, it is to be feared, has been its bminonton -is a now settlement but of mense. 1 1 toirvellons growth, rivalling many of the, esteen towns in rapid Inc • ia A little, over a year ago the tract,,Was open ed to sale, and within t ve t e popula-, lion has *reseed some ' . vor three hundred buildings have "s" - - in cif up ; stores, mills, schools, zburchies surd every facility of an old place introduced. It was a por- Lion or an old tract of land, which has been held rot , gederatlcrrls In one family, and is only now thrown in the market for sale. - Its proximity to market and advantages of climate insures its rapid impnweniont.— "The 50i1 is said kr be early and vety ptfiduct, ire. The crops ritisei are excellent. Many persons from this State aro going there, and we are sure it is much more desirable than many po,nts at the West. The littlaket end the Pugilist. A genuitie belly called upon a Frienti ' avowedly to chetah him. remon atrated the Quaker, knocking down the yls. iters• fists, ' before thou proceedest to chas tise me, Wilt thou.not take some dinner ? The bully was a glutton and at once con sented, washing down the solids with liba tions of strong ale. He rose up again to rel itl his onginal errand. ' Friend, ' said the Quaker, ' wilt thou not first take some punch ? ' and he supplied abundance of punch. The bully, new staggering, attempt ed to thrash his entertainer, but said the Quaker. Friendl,wrilt thou mit the a pipe 1' This hospitality was accepted, sod the bully utterly weak staggered across the cormp to chastise the Quaker. The latter opening the window and pulling the bully towards it. thus addressed him, ' Friend, thou cain est hither not to be padded ; I. gave theo a meat offering, but that did not asmage thy rage : I gave thee a drink offering, still thou wen beside thyself; I gave then a burnt offering, neither did that bodice : and now I will try thee with a heave elfin tug.' 4.nd with that be Wesel Jibe ont Of,tbqUilSlOW. Thatinifirceil him. - PEE, PASTE <lc SCISSORS. 1 i 7 -7 As idle hrain is t h e Devil's work sflop. Plverfdriaty of tepentance is a_eheat upon ourselves. pj tharses.llll.o chickens always come home to roost. y 7 Flew titiekand fait —Cabbage stalks and corn on Ilallvcen. ry- Novi roes on the street— and stockings (helloed darnittg '37 Coming—Thanksgivings, with its din h ers ISt torkey and other " axin.s." 117" No man can avoid liis own company —so he bad best make it as good as possi bly. Q7' :The officio: returns of the Alzssissppi election *w a Denial tic mojonty o 1 25,- 108 votes. `.177' Su6nra, Senator Seward, has gone to Egypt. how natural that he should visit 4 ; 7 - trilled —The stotes with nett' goods If you want to find out who, sells the cheap est consult our advertising colur6e. L - j -- A number of anonymous letters hare been rt.:velvet! by citizens of llan•iaburg, thFeatening the destruction . of the ton'n by tire 7• The Postuut ter llenertil has di.,con• untied serrlity-tive post ((!ices thinng the last litany (Altos having been pte vvotiory sl.oltsll4ll. :,/-• 7 be negroes of Daytcn. Ohio, publicly celebrated the succe4a of the !tepid,/ Ica n tlcket m the market house on %Verbtriday afternoon of %reek. Fri' A Ikooklyo paper urges Iloraco (Iree• ley for the next Presidenu It character I "S Ulm as' thii - nian for the pen s ple. The Lord deliver us from such a President. '7' Ten thou.:awl cigars are on their way from Havana to for the privatt, Anio!c• rig of tht_ Emporer they coltibree hun dred delimit--; a ,Istqigar.,t Tiw " itTypscastl,l,l:' timitll, that 11 a OA pttl,hcalt Pt haps nd - but he's nn .1 bolitirdist 1:1.1 \ 0111101111111 anii Iteiiiibliraiti:!fl arc w in ',milt er• a)s precede a lady in going n r . stairq. This maxttn is a h•g l,.cc hoin a 11131,11:11 aunt, a ho knew a hat any what and ala ays maniksted great reverence for tin rults of propriety. rj - • The Mißoman sayo, " We hear a good deal of complaint of the Wain rot a our fartnero:' That's a 'lad thing to p 1 "among the fartnerg ;•' I.ext enough IT itt:ll It is CollfilllA ttt &tie r444tot-rt. A Oda, htg wit's; Vp in Nat, h, z r cenily ror robbing n fr 110%v-boar.l Cr UV 540 , 1 tp.t(l by elluatll4.r, 1,"1 lit 1.1 ;Ili,: after that t Ivry thing rat, all) sir 111i'll 111 ,-Ato; 1,, 1,111% "7 - The I , listl.l Jury I,lll4 . ;hetty co;:w t hues iuunJ 4tx trite Issils agave tot Tlbom;t4 I; late ';;.l;crititt liarlit 114 the Ihnisc of It. lhge at Pt tt.hlturg. for adlat •ry sLifil rap 11;•tw the ;Tutu gu. •I ',lt, Itrrty.n Uul It .414•:. of the I larper . , Rr • r) 11011/In rtlon, npoke Iroun OR same s' awl II Ith f Chant. At n pnlUrral 111149111,4 114 . 1,1 II) Vi 1.11111 SIJII/1 . fikt 111111O11s ag" t`tws , aril f'itnv it 111 re .7,19Y ^ . 811Vo, I Ile same •;ciilitncntg. , • . 4, g 4 . , tl' fl ^f fcllnn vow am , :triiirg al 11 , Att. !.• . 4 .1•(• course of the hatll.• of lour, and fort,. his mouth, 171:1,1) was 10. , CI, (..2 17 a V:IfIl ° 1 . 1 . q rposity TO, ba %vied " I hay rot t cot thnt hole m your C1,1111i1111111141: Igrget, or I•ell starve.' Inc or the Fet6 ri 15'e nee It al tut] that Ossawattatine Ihoa II IS the f.ttlier of En I idy- two children. ‘ll,ether he IN or in not the father of such a little army of child ten, we cannot ct rtitizily Nay but one thing ineouttotertalile lle 1, the fathicr of rt Vast anlOtlllt Ito f L The Blm6 Repo hlicani of indrana last winter niacin a tnovvinenttoward alter ing the 'hate Uoustdotloll 40 as to confer up 00 negroes all the joivileges now enyved by ~hue men . Tie riorS1(1011 h ineVrr, 11as voted down overwhehinna I) at the reel it eltetton. Among the recent arrivals tit the Ohio State Prison Is a piing man partied Price. son of a Connecticut,• judge or considerable reputation. studied law with David Paul Brown, of Philadelphia, afterward with John W. Forney, and was in China for a while with late minister Req. lie'is now souk to Columbus for swell years fun issuing imunterfeit money. THE HARPER'S MERRY TROUBLE 14• SENTENCE Ol' JOIIN BROWN. ' ?•TEV.ell 01 , Tlal PRISON:FM K PRNIF.S.‘Nt IN TENTION TO MUI(11101. OIL COMMITTHHASON. BROWN TOR HUNG ON DECEMBER 20. NE:s:TI , NrIC OF JOlifi; Amex SPEKCII. Brow" wee bought in,to the Court House Wiitch.wna hninedietely thmhged.', . . The Court gave ite.decision on , the motion to erred judgment, overruling the objections irnade. On the objection ...pat treason cannot be cohttnitted against a State except by It kithen, it added that whenever allegiance WAR duo; treason may be committed ; most of the States have passed laws against trea son- The objections as to the form of the Verdict rendered were also regarded as insist !Went. The clerk then asked Brown whether ho had any thing 'to sly why senronce 'Mould not he pronounced, when Brown stood tip, and inn clear and distinct COW(' snit), • " I have..may.llgdease the Court, a few WONIS to say „ts, In the first place, I deny everVtliing 1 / 1 1t hat l have all along adnaitted•—the design on my pert to „free the slaves I intended, certainly, to have made acleanUungof that matter, its I did last wilder, when I went into IthsAiiiiirr and there took the slaves is ' out the snapping of a gun on either, "rile, moved them through the coiiiitri. and filial (' ty.left them in Canada. I designed doing the %aloe thinagain, on a larger scale -- That Was all untended, never did intend to eor,fioit—tiiiiriler or tleason, or to destroy proper ty,er to excite or incite the slaves to ra hellion, nod to 'natal, amjnaurrecuoit. I have another objection, nod that - is, it ' is unjust that I should suffer such a penalty. Ilad I iron rfered in the manner %% Inch I ad- Id --and •vhich I Admit has been fairly (fat I admire the truthfulness and candor of the grt liter portion of the wrl resets who Irate Ir hfird ua Ihaf 1.1140 - had 1 so wt. the! c.l in behalf of the Itch, die port er -thr The uo caTlerl i4rest, or in In half of their ft o rid (•I i 11(4 faltir . h, inothi;r t hintla r, NI`Al r, tt Ire. ty (I,ll , tren, Sr Wry Of UnitrJr, silo, 11.1 hut (iv, if it hint I 11115 , 1' 111 this i;iterftrenre. it uoutd have ~latvit all right. Every unlit in Out court is 0.11,1 H t t t• d it :in nil tt nriliv of rit- W 1 llt collier Omit court :I, Is lei r , •11111,4. the , V 1111.1,111 o f Ott. I 1 t• brie " "l : 4 I 'l'l.pn''' in.' lidtle, or tit ll.t o• T. ..t.l o 1.1.11 • ow that woodpiles ' • all I lii•whit tit I M”lii , l OVAL 101 A I .1,a1,1 it , MI II SO 11/ th. nl ' t. i•lo(111, TO ' (I'llllM lii I Om.. 16.11 are rty Irnnnl With I 1•11 1,, art rip to . flint I -IN 11rn. li t I , lllls to tin- I. r. 0,. :hat 1 hod is v •rycret , :- iht pet I t, L, l e that to ha:, ns I d 01..• I kw. rile.ny, Int Il Admitted 1114 4 thin d, laird lomr. wp s l'g 1.111 ntlllt NOW, it It Id deem I d I,r, i Y that I sliiil/10 In) Idc for the fin tle this l• of the rids Aire, and Ithingle wi• h the I.lAod of toy child' en, and ,r Ith the Woo.? of inilhons in thin...live hioltritrA' 1 -* hi MC rights nre ilire garded by 14 Irk I. and en a c t silents, I 411b1/111. I , lit i.e doll(' let inc say (111Vli Irt•lv , ohs {l i t Or I!‘• fri ati.:ent I have reeetved nn lay 01.1 ( halsoiering all the curamilltice , n more gill, I iiil l l 01411 I 1 XI/feted I'm I f,• e l nn e.resconohness of gunk. I have It ',heti hum Ilse tirnt tchnl was intention, and a lint in AM not.. I never had any (imp, rhahain,t the life ,if any per..orh noh lirly do , po•II t; , n to oinhott nt I Pile (ht. shiyh..„ I h . In; nl 1”.1.1.• nay, g. II( /al ;otitis Hon Iti in in ow , •th d not lei in to do sn hot sin .1 any idea of that kn.ht 1., I hoe .ny, also, in regard to the ra.nh• I,v shnoe ill l Isise i connected h; h hi 17Y Stile of Ihi °r 111,.i1 halt 1111,:iLI • 10 In it TM, 1.41 Ihr 4,1,11 lat troy Ido n,;l say In 0. 1 .11, it,. in,, hot ws I /Tire tt cad, 11,4 : " 14•1 it id h,. bwn ar. old .11 . 1 I 'hi •A)t al. r n, I!", own ph 11.. 1 ipi to I pint and in DI i had 11.11..r.1 of emit. r‘al Inn with, till file day tint 1.1111, 1., me, and that 4ras for the intri.o h n. I h as , ,tali,! I l iar ., illitil• " rrou pei erect quiet pre dnhl d 17heri he hod rfitt.hrit. the Court proceeded to In 000011. I the 'lt Wool. Atte: It rex pi, liiiiiiiary 11111 I/ Lg. I/I it 111.15 he bald M it dmitd i mild e ai.l an to the ptt•t h flo o hr hurt!: p';(.l Felder y, th , 2,/ ISrov.l tcrx crk. if tiK. M•rttct+cc wtlh compvi urn. Iht• oil, wis with the clapp.tig of ha 1,3 one mat) 111 the rrmt k• IS nod n I I , 11 1 111 and hunch il•grt t ,ir , 7 it, at its IEIBIE=I I= Aler loelllZ nut an hnu , the fury to lire rant of I ',pp, c verdict. de -1111 nig )11111 1.; , 101) LH) .111 lln rooms Of tile mlu Inu 111 Ili. ronn~rl ens r n itn r "r .t in,,non to rir nig in !kat% eaSC. TO RENT ! TO RENT!! TO RENT II! T :\ MI Nlinig, a that tote I , lrir, 1101110 11101 IV erelonow end /I goo,' 'it 11 f.V , 11 , 1 Ctnne, else, a new Dwelling Vts RV, e"lliltlr r il..l 14 /111 lII , ' 1)1011 , Mn,,, Ithelli, he erotre of the ltoroogli 1111.11 a first rate sit 0011011 torn 111/411 1%411 Wlllll.l n 1 11 , / a 1 , 11:11/1C11P, 1)1,111g 41111110 T 3 rune Lock !Leven aid .Soup Shim It eileohti I'oancrewn wilfte given on the hr , t dip of April re I t The $t sre .relemse can be hod Boolltng Bonee, if required Apply to Anton Port redge. MileehLug, or at the Auotioo Store of Martin einre, Bellefonte, Po. N 101850 NEW FALL i wevr Eli g(loDti; D. LEYDEN & Co., r_TA VI , : JUST ILECEI VEI) the largest and .1.1. best amsortwent of Fall and Winter , 4100(111 aver offered In liellefonto A fel) stook of LADIES DRESS GOODS. Cloth for Ladies' Winter Cloaks, Tartan Plaid.) for Mittens Dresses, a tarp assortment of SHAWLS, POPLI)V. VELVETS, PRP,NCH MEWINOS, CO- tJURGc. DJ LA/NS, 7'111)3E7' CLOTHS, PERSIAN 71V11.11.9, 4c. 4c. ,oh OEM ?LOY ON C I L° rns, CASSIMERS, SATTINETIVi AND .1 BEADY-MADE OLITHING. BOOTH & MOBS of all sorga.' A large aattwoll toloeted stook of Ca- R. tit GI x 3ri 41 1 / 3 413WARE AND HARDWARE. Which will be sold low for cash or country pro APO. ' Nov. 4PENNBYLVAITIA, OENTRETO„ 88. ' flJesse L. Test, Clerk of the Orphao's Court of said County of Centro, do hereby certify, at at an Orphan's! Court held at Bellefonte tho 234 day of August A D 1859, before tho honor able tho Judges of 'geld Court, On motion a rule woo granted upon the heirs and roprosontatlroe of Wendell Bartholomew, doe'd., to come Into Court on the fourth Monday orNovoutbor next, to accept or refuse or show cause why the real osttdo area,' dodeaiod should not ho sold. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I harp hereunto not my howl and affixed tho!I of geld Court , at, Itollafonta the I,lith-day-ofli rilltirtir, A D., IRA JlitiBF. TEST. C. 0 0 Register's °Moe, Nov t; 1557 - ~sssßirz~ ~~.Es BV Virtud of several *HO of Vondit.rii Hammes ivanps,l eitt or Site _Court. of-th am t, - Wean of t r aiilio county, snit to inc will be exposed to publlo - 41a,tit the Court Ilan„ i„ ihu Borough of Bellefointoy enhionday the 2.ci d.ly of No, Limber nest, the following pr4.4lst) L. wit, • , A eortiltn sneesuage; . tenementor tract of latl situate In Penn townibir, hounded atil :th (bllowS Pegloningnt , :totton Spnahh thinks* along lAudkof:rbot.ool. P Cup., 5,,,, 11 ,„ ly trio and et Ogler degrees, West 112 piwle, to „ o ,6, i, jhk, ca Trig, limits of JACO4 I:llinel:s,t q 28 degrees Wald 1 o,4Y4Fclies Wahines, thence ~ laude of Wm. 1. hi asset, North sixty East thirty-two perohes to stones', t same South 28 degree. Went eight stone., thence Along some North 62 degree 40 perchesto stones, thence along name South dogreen Rant 8 pendion to, stone, thence *ntne North 62 degrees Rant 20 perches t,, r 4.,,,, thence along lands of Peter Wenrioh Keth d o greett East, 8 perches to stoner then-, name Ninth 02 Agrees Slut 20 perubre 1., thence along same North 02irest Fan t „ slice to stones; tlieuce along of Win err, South 28 degrees Vent perches to tile plio of negioning, coutetning , ' 00 urea and n ll with the improvements and apporteneae,.. (A, token in execution and tb.he sold o•t), , 1 , perty of fleorgo Varnish ALSO, All the right title and interest of defend,,; and ton cortaitt tract or piece of hind The Township of Sprit* e, , bounded end deivid' at follitsr..•ir 0, the North by 7/.1.1,4 3,.., 11 OS+, nod on the hest by the Old T0r.,;44, L IYert by A Miller And Robert Thotop*on, then, ernet•ed , n howle and barn Colliallilog Yi ,um more or lees with the improrynehtm aw l L4...flee, Seized, taken 111 471t•CIllion and 1.. • Fold to the propel ly of S,ltquel I'o{lll A roll/sin of lironnil ritunte to the h,1,, nl ere, glttis. Ctnthe etiento, hounded •„ ,1 rd nn follorit, to oil fruitful ort Ihn TOllll,ll, 111101 ililjorltidig lot belotnillis to Sainuol A 1,1 the North, end let of Ifollowny 00 th, therentivreete.l a two story frump dwelling hos,e twilit the irnprovernenht and I p,oirtotionct r d , taken in ereeution and to he fold nit tho p., petty of John KrenAte. • • ALSO, All the,right, title nod fitterest of ilefornient nil flint. ternerrient Mot tt.tet of MAKI tiVsnts itt nr.l township, contiiining IPO acres owl Alton/mon bounded Ny lend of Joerph White, ',WM.. , it rd /I Daniel Bfoleick Mid others, therein, erre,. 1 a I .; 11011.1 anti I.lh Fifteen iwreis of hind satiate in antra. I, dlr by iwnii of A - 11 trptiili: Tiofopli 1.1111 11148 end others, therein ?reclean nm •, and hull' log /inure null stAblii 4 rid other hush, e Irk the lteprwirreepts and nipnrlen 4.1 Liken in reetitinn rind to to Auld fl• ihe pr qty i,l A I.RO, it t ort,.m tint I ,it land ail nate in tike loan. on, Shot', eontaining 225 m.rrs lih a dwelling 'muir and stable thereon ere. 1., noh aboul hurl) Idol 11.1reki 6 / 1 1111itli et Hellen - 41re and Allegheny Rail Rend 111. nitrrotements and nrinirtannner. tivi/ed in e <oration nil 1... *rift I % in .1 111 , 111114 WI), • A evils 111 +.tvlgt• t old t: .1 11 .. th li.uro t ,pnrlttp,.atotti Ilevi.vlt, • Itt, • 1,1 r't Iterlooitt;.t .tt 'tort , I ;L IP! 111,1” ) ;8, Ca/11'1, Ileg Wl BB B iP r t. o t t t • to ^ttvtot3, l'ltooo 41 ; deg's f , n•t 11+ f • ' B.Orono/. South 111 deg East 1)... prr.;o• • .1t tie oak Eusup thence by howl o f :11 ;II South 53 &wee, We,' 4 XI flab nuee th, n ce South 101 liegrtri Wt of ; p. 15.• to ape Once of Ils-ganaing.conloising 131 s oert• .11 1110 petettea, thvreus emoted • fiwellori; boo, ot•lolo and out-bulldogs., chg. phj fi:Trujeforpt • nod appurtenants.. Selina, taken 41 • and lv t , e sold no alt property of Alf P cr, 'th tratte I‘llo'S Breut s l llPrilill °diet, NUMPLI/Mn. S. 18:Al. a SHERIFF BALES. BY Virtue of nevem) write of Levu° I nice lamed 00 Of the Coati atlf Cleentson .1 Centre county nod to toe dtrer.ted Ito n v ~5 t apotrea to pub]. sale At the Court !tutor to 1 , `. itoroogh of liellefonle, on ,Al inglay.lhe 2,4 h N t enthei vett the fottonitux kruperti' to 'en Alt that tint( rpf Intof nitnnted rougl4 Dellefotte, citntre on lotto .I_4l, ; t Ittshop re, t ant ititlge ortet, in raid' I hence I,J lit age otre 41 feel to a 11‘11 . .3. bt raid I Inn 311'. feet to the lot of -r,, tin 1/t I . I,y cold lot of Sar.ilt Milos -sno 1., I r , etreet afore/Nut, 111'11 , 4 Moog Rule,! 0,, 11 piece of hegiroong, rooloiett(, I,) I• tw,re three neren. more or IVO. • Pg i h o eetne e 40.1 toy rrA sant 41.hn, I d Italy /not 1,1txt . . , 1 1 ertfn by ottittsol Jammu 26th, t I NI Dale. together nob the itortnlitane•up..l•4. l • pot - tun Inketi in execution en 14 n. the property of A Breve and F M 1.1111,c rotor. of Bernard Met Attn, 1. I E.l Vl t IlrY.lo, • , ..1 Itroun, torre ' 'Conan/ eertitto inesnuago, tenet/tont or • ' land sit onto to Potter township. Centre on! , • bounded nod tlenerthe.l as follows v D. Or n (13,01111 tick 1/11 . n, clog Rill • 311 tlegre, ti ..11 thence about Inert nl 401.11 Neff ‘' drgrees East 73 perches to the-re Inud ref oittrhe• Ntrrth degrees 1114. t.", to • ,te,. Site tenth hi Cone. thane, at, '" 1'4.'41314e South 613 degrees rotora 12 pan).', ' . place of (kenning; eontannog 72 nettle perc~c. anion[ otetteurr, together with Ihp h•rto'.' moutr RDA i'pent/rlVlni,licua Belled, laic. rn el. ou rat to be 1.71 OS the property of :lei to. Dresher Aid Louisa Dresher his wits A 1.130, A certain lot of ground Innate in Ifitoon 144 n situp, hounded on the North by the, Itoht Proek on the tout by land of Days Her v Wex t by 11.1 r tnoclt's heirs. awl on thu 11 11..4(.0, • hew containing 3 acre! nose tag ' !iron nihnit are Mt...it frivol dwelling li' , ••• Clore *hop, aryl other out- b 4/ 11 wishlnds the improvements end app. Noi red, token in execution end it he 0.414 ".' ,party of tiedree (Donn, 'with' notice to N us p , „ TitOMAB M'COr,Slietal Sheriffs N , , , ,tubr 3, 18''" SHERIFF SALES. BViitoo of sundry writs of Fled FAria 'wiled out of the Court of Cannon Plei• of Centre county, nod to me directed, there will 1, , et fooled to puLliu Male, at the Court Rouse /II oh , Boruttgli 4.1 . Bellefonte oil Monday', Nov 2 1 31 h nett the following property, to wit All that certain mentitiage or tract of hind alto Welt) POllll lowriebip bounded as fttllows 00 flit , North by bands of William Elsenbuth, on the West by lands of Ocorge Swineford, on the Solitb by lands of Albert Bwhieford, on the Rant by tlto improved land, containing three hundred and *butt-five acres more or less, with a saw-mill, log4tonse and other buildinga thereon weaned, with the 1 rovempaits and appurtenance' Seised taken in yn and to be add as the property of enhuth ALSO, A certain treat of land situate in Benner town ship, Centre county, bounded u follows, via ad join lug lands of J emu T. RNA es the South, and ;, Wm Ir. Reynolds on the West, and by lands of arlitn6on the North, oonteinteg 177 acres and 142 perohea, more or lea, that's" Grouted a plank hoyse, frame barn, and other outbuildings, with 'the frdpfdibuients and appurtenances Baked , inkon in eziotttle,n titip be sold aa the prOperlY of Idiot Reynold/. TITObf AS MoCOY, Sheriff. Rimers Office, Bellefonte, November 3,183 g. ADIaIiiiSTILATOR'S "arum ALA: PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOT I - PIED that letters of administration on the estate of Fred'k Markle, deed, lite of Walker tp have boon granted to the undersigned, residing In said tonnehip, to whom all persona having cc count' against meld estate are requested to pre sent them for settlement, and all persons Indebted to make imediate payment. I B. SCHAEFER, Adqi'r November 3, 1859. t PiNNSYLVANIA, Oztral co., Bs. IJ e sse L. Toot. Qtotie. orthe Orphan's Court of 44 064 by of Ofibtio do hereby certify, that at an Ortta's C ourt bold Bellefonte the 20th ddy of q* t. A. 1). CH, t4tore the lishorabla the Jo gee of rid Oo rt ;On motion rat WAS granted upon tho he and reormontatfros ttoorge Meager, doied., to some Into Court 6n Ito fourth Monday orNovonabor neat, 'to oho* osuso why the roof estate of geld deceased shotThl itOt be *Ad. . 1,1 IESTIIIIDNY WHIEREOF, flume hereunto sit my hand and affixed the seal of laid Court a t 11 ellefuute the 17th day of Eleptember. A. D 1454 JESSE L. TEST, 0 0. 0. Regidtv's Othee,ilev. 4, 1869. SI44ARS-&-TOBSCCIY-A: choice selec tion just etionlitod nod tor saleat Vt , A;Ntl, b, batillVAXl , UM ITIM
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