tmoti: . tir4titatchiitto
Ml=
=7.
iMEI
4#8101:rb tea)
,1 ;01r1J170;
B. 7e.P.:-$Ol4 - aa l .4a. iA. in "'
walthig "
tor, Owe& -
1114 : 11111 -Te li* ". a "41-° Qe
taro eieeted froth, nib utatriet
yet, we hewe heard as tweitlea mad& SA: it
who would be &SAVO+. •
SA.ll.—We need* etch help; r
some of the
-. 9 447 Okiiiit . ilieeld , Pf year . ; e 6,
nloyel" deaf, taads* * l.ll a 4.40 ar
seradhle manner. • •
Woutivi rd, we bOlidlri, would
mob° one of the beet eandldater ibr the
Presidency the Detochwaoy could doininate.
31e a sgletesman, a•Chtiation,* Delo° 6l let
and a gentleman, and n - a mad in our
party Out could add would vote for him,
Joxivite:LThere is but little hop* of post
I , to lag the Chicago Cotagration. War beat
etraey YOWLS determined force its mea•-
tirea on to us, no differettceat what coat, and
to compel! the geed old Dentooratie party to .
•i¢lit again, or ignore, for tko time, 16 rip.
eir'es..
AWIIIRICIAA—Ton must b a little beside your
. aelr--.Doe...Yol4sow•tbok4all-iner-ii-"th •
C.)02 in g men," end s Wench the "type of the
future. Anserietin Women." Wbatorlght
then haso you to suppose that your Imo, Ms
lesa he is black. wilt ever amount to *my
thins in this had of mulattoes tad bascag
ahatorst. ilaalsh.ibe thin/ion; or n yuct will
• be tlMtlied "distoyid."
tar A fete riErLeherries found th
tolailefonte, during the put week. They
were eofew that we couldn't geksa eaten at
theta. • -
falser, in the comity wee instantly killed,
Ft the 'froward banks, on Monday lest, by
the falling la of a drift. •
In====l
Deka •itiartia B. bac been
- theisesney oecationed by
tbo deatb of C. Mcßride, as Street Coin:
mield over.
I!=Ell
Ira egreenntag.-Thig • deticiong fruit le
haing brought ihto bairn in ennsideruble
queen itieg and is-sold at inteen °cute per
quart-
I=o=l
1 Can any body tell *lint bae became
of the i klpultikler, or *hy soalli enterprising
*hap is not trying to make a fortune by
"watering - the dust just note so plenty
and disagreeable about town 1 -
IM=l
sm, Our friend Barnhari, of the Fleet
elerpieture ear has just returned from the
Laity With the largest assortment of l'bote
graiihs and litiuteenith Albums ever
brought to this to*o. And what is the
best of air be is irelliftg theni tic estioeding
low rates.
I=El=ll
iscr The following are the names of the
perhoon drafted from Penn townshippir
Thursday the . Milk ,inet. Daniel liar*
baniel Bartley, Da'VW Philips, John Stover,
Isaac Fultz, Viii. Netts. Andre:: Albright,
Jesinh alexander, Wm. Young G.W.. Stover,
Urtuh Wyrick, Peter Aces a:Apposed to be
been, Henry Reae supposed to be Keen.
Wm. Peary, a breakesman on the
whil, 'aiding the ears, at Portma
,,tilda Station on 'ednesday last. lie was
it resilient of Unionville.
leaves a wife and throe'
is the Brat fatal are;dek
is ltapposed on this tut
M.. From some few.secitioneof the min_
try we love reports that the orope tljll be
good. In this county there will not be suf
ficient wheat liarvestitr to furnish the for
mers seed and bread, what little the severe
lrinfer Test the weevil and fly are now de
stroying.
, Tlke rye crop will rya ttimosi
an eittirefitilure, the fields are tilled with
white or dead heads, and what few seems to
I lse good are.exceatn,ly short.
--
ter ildhentiboy who Was noted among
kis playtellowl for Lis frolid among the
girls, was reading in tiye 91d Testament,
who cuing to the phrase, '•Waking waste
places glad," he was staked whist it meant ?
The youngster paused. scratched Ida head,
but gave no anew er; *hen op )nipped
more prococlous urchin, who cried out.
41 know what it means, master; it means
buggin' the 'for tom Rosa is idlers
Luegin"em around the wair.t, nod it.makcs
'em glad as can be." The way to make
yourself end nil your family glad, is to go
to Lonoberger for your Stores and Tin
ware.
=I
Vitt inn 011.tnu, fur Juno has been re
‘ellived awl road.' A splendid steel plate
ttigrniing of tfin /i llon. Alexander Long .
graces iys first page. While the articles
that fill it too ovirflowing and such as only
it patriot anti' scholar • would write. We
wish this nundi'er could be put in 10 intntil l
of Of afk:fulcr in the Natth; it would oAtainiy
awake many or them to the danger that
awaits us as a people, and save them who
are the raid tusWitiona add traitors Whit
Constitution. Let the Denioerate — el-this
bounty giro it a hearty support. It Is only
$1,5 ) per year. Edited by Chauney Burr
an I lubl•aLed by Van EtrieHorton and Co.
N. T. - •
o -k
flfsi,. At a pliblie meeting is Mansplak,,
an eloqueint adiboalo of popular edetratlon
thus delivered himself:"Mr. . President, r
'lisp to get ttp, I'4l am not .baokward to
come 'fosadhrd in' the danseofotbeoation, for
bad it not been for edlinselon, *mild be as
ignotint as you are, Idf. , litesident. 6 You
nbould tuttle..ignorankattba,fam that— r.-
V. Isbell has opened up a flew Jewelry
Mrtablishment, on High Street, whore be is
prepared to do all,trutnner of work, in his
line, in the best manner sod en the most
reasonable terms. life. Isbell comes 'here
well recommended, as a first elate workman,
and we-would -fepommend - out Mond. L O
• blurs trial r See Adw.
Hots lilkeAVF,; It July sumbdt of
this dump jurmi44h steltistai,is behind,
Ilene Of the promailagnumbers in embellish- . ' -
EITIBROOrs 9 A H. • - _
is -141 4aldititlirliWillartil It, is Belly isith 0 ' BY villager a plarfsejteri facile
thji*kktterMrsetreir ft, Illgimis yen ' .it,L4Lii',„ . iestical eV_ the' mart ty r ci s., ; ,, xm ogpleties apt
arnalitte *fiber lteo...Pidliid .
~',114- t itt:.r ' : centre U9B. '" ode- ild eit
., •o• . - • rood to Po ludo at the Court" Mouse in the
o 1 borough of Bellefonte on Thursday, the 40th
Saw Godwy's Lady's Book tot: idly is on day of Jitney HUM, the following property, to
yy eur emtwi tAßle :.
winintrai The emb ‘ ell bot4 lehm i s e, nte, ,r ote ri P lo iti o - t. • '
ta wi l lh m e tw o twen
aga an ty d -rono t h o s t trt d e i tg a il te t i k n a: i rer ,
Maly," and the tinuide colored fashioned township, Centre county and Bette 'of PennZglg
illitl,, anstingiOna.: 114 ps ' jimili,. wt - ,
„yenta
ca k e . rtaining about 1; . 60_0 acres andh.en ebe
aw-•
int,. estaiibutlOne, &e , hileoCoreillt upon four tracts in the warrantee names of terid
00Bey's entermdse ' and tadt. No lady Musser, y; tn. kismet, ROW Hiker and John
&dolt ThirWithhut IC' Terms $2,50 per tracts la the warr a ntee in lee di nTu r na l eV s ' .foohfn the Bye ye
annum: Address L. A. Oody, Philadelphia. 1 Robert - Mom, Job Packer, James l ine.
Jr.,
-....---:.0.----- :- -, and David JOhnston, the southern line. of the:
Or Tat ',nut's. Entsno.—The daily, eald tract of land, being the summit of the see
number orthie magazine is one or the best e a ' in d e rid if:, a i n f e rom h t e h au e ,l 3 o 7 Bb o sv n all ;l7e ether , th ree
yet issued. It opens with a beautiful and tides by the lima° of the Mt. Merle PurnAre
r ii quan c etee t engrav i ng , *l e d ..ii ew T hey •
i ?oultany. se b i e t tract of land Wing 6(10 pontes
Dough/ Fish'," !blob represents A hoopla df i Y AL;lrThe . undivided two, tmentpfourth ; a
young 'overt! earnestly engaged in oonver- ' Er of litia failandalt messages. anti tracts, of
PM ion, apparently.mul to the astonishment th Z r e ,,„,, P r it : a n t i e gte in i n C ;P e l et e° t u ee n lh a in rore" „ n ai t a d i n T n n e
of a party•of ladles; who hiteajustreome to ' 00 acres, with a furnace,. rolling mill, and other n
the edge of the woods. ' Then follows a very - outbuildings thereon erected and known as Mt.
handsome fashionedplate,suoit as this ning- 1 11 74 1 ,:tAsr t L Thereofsituattin Walker township.
*nine is becoming noted for. Then an en- °anteing itl"at•ros, with an ore e batik andadadrt
graving of the Empress Eugenie, and a large r e n e ees
I t be ;ye
hik ere i ge l d, l. bor i ded by Inuits ~..f
number of °there, derotedlcotheillustration . and ry other, k no wn n as ;to loth Tract . saaa 3hillnnel?
of the latest styles Of dress, Re. The music,. Asoihee thereof situate in Walker township,
of this number is a- Grand ilarch.from- the j .l n e n t t ia n et i oi et h ers end known as rag 08 acres, bounded by,lands of Jet.
th e th a n e .
opera of Faust. The literary matter in- i tract. -• . ' •
melee---u* . -r-fliarry—Trmr- - Sittrenttln , Lair,"
"Mistreat!' slid Maid," (wish an illustration)
"Edna a Faith," .:Rickard Graham's Love,"
—The.Maiden's Answer." "First and
! , Tbe Transformed Village„' (illustrated,)
?•A Womatia.Pride," Editor's lleporyolvdt.
&O. &o. Price $2.00 a year ;• 20 *into a Nib
gfe numker.. Atideasa thataafk .2. 'Paterson,
310 Vfnitil4 St. Philadelphia.
sec: Plum Till bifillifAlilil,r4DtTOß
•W..Tcumels isol: attbe alsirdeld papers
bare lowa eorresiondents 'lt Philipsburg,
but yeti, spirited sad spierAourard Seems
of tbeitenTety.
The resources of thle section are being
slowly dovedoliall; travel in much ?saints
ted.by the extension of the Tyrone and
Olearfieldlt R. and on the Increase. The
*Mount - of Tellans-sitippstitat,Pldlips
bdrg, the present. terminus of the road,
would diet who know this Em
den of the state. only as a semi-wilderness-
Steam mills are multiplying. lumber Is ship
ped, and employment given to an enterpri
sing 'population.
An adjourned meeting 0(.60 iluntingdon
Presbytery convened at Philipsburg on
Tuesday of this week Rev. G. Zalrhiser in
the chair and it adjourned on Wednesday
at noon. During the proceeddige, trial ser
mons wermpreahhed by two young Been
crates. IP. 0, Wright was ordaimml, and
installtd pastor of , the -Presbyterian
Churches itt Philipstnrg and Kylertuwn.
When the hour of adjournment had arrived,
a written communication was handed in
from the ladies of Oeceolo inviting the mem
bers of the Presbytery to a fishing excursion
at or-nettsr that Mace. • The invitee - tort wes
PelitMy recoiled and several of the younger.
and bachelor members seemed inelined to
accept the invitation. The clergy were
pleased with the romantic appearkuce of
this iicinity, and many of them ex.breseed
&Invite to visit again the Banks of the
Moshannon and the pine clad hills of Clear
field.
Mere ae ilt other places there Id much
sorrow and bereavement becalm of the war.
Many go cldd in mourning, many wait in
dreadful suspense for the slow intelligence
which ma in a moment send i .
the heart; and the'young child that peter,
day tossed its curl, in glee Nakm;Blrustful
doss, le, to day art drpliati, dependent upon
the charities df the world for futilfe gui
dance and support. Such are 'the blew
einge of war; and the fruits of the manage
ment by the men in power who offer up
•r millions to the Moloch of party, and
tranop - hepeath their feet the deareet rights
and Whiheirlf the people.
-.... imcat
Sari pt oral, Cootallest init ' nd Iliforieal
View of Slavery, 'from , the s o the
Patriarch Abraham to the I'g canal
. Century. Addressed to the Right Rev.
Olonzo Potter, 1) D., Bishop of the Prot
estant Epropal Church, in the Diocese
of Penns) , 'nein. By John 11oppkins. D.
D., L. L. .. Bishop of the Diocese of
Vermont. New York : W. 1. Pooley &
Co , Harper's Building, Franklin Square.
This is sortainly a remarkable book. The
amount of labor which it must have 'cost the
venerable Bishop of Vermont would tiro the
Imagination of any less devoted and pains
taking icholeri ft seenis to have shuck the
Aboliti nista st-efttnning blow, fot; 'tone of
them have ventured to attempt an answer to.
its whole World of facts anti arguments
against thorn. •The great learning brought
to the prepttation‘ofthe work is kit more
admirable than tge zeal and temper with
which the author Inds Vico. It is true that
he lashed the BishoP of Pen'nsyl'vania anti
his clergy terribly, but with such a kind and
Christian spirit that tholes whn Ara the vie - -
time of his stripes cannot but feel their chas
tisement to be Just. He l u te completely si
hmded the batteries of Abolitionism. Botha
no.sonud is beard from its old entrench-
Hients adept now • and then a Fifty
,platol
fillet from the lotted of tiotine Pair recruit,
whose ignorance rimy he an excuse for his
impotent valor. In the last chapter of the
work Bishop Hopkins says : "The position
I occupy is impregnable. for it is de
fen*d by thii Ward of God. Ha inlet of the -
Church Ind( he Constitution of the emitter."
So far aA his arguments againel Abolition
imanreahernett. this is entirely true.
This work An is unanswered anti omtntreerahle
idiom the stand-point of the Church. Ii is
WO. treasury of hot and argument, le
which any man may resort who Writhe* in
prepare himself to refute the innumerable
'Waleartelt and falsehoods put forth .by the
Abell lien clergy.
The Bellefonte Market.
—r—
Wlll.4 4 ,Nbeae, per bushel
Rod do do
Rye. • all
• • MOW& do
Oats.' do
Rarity " 'Oa
r,lO , -
CClover .
-. r -J.. A.."'
1411006 ............ ca .
..... ..d o
Lard per parent •
Baron t d 0...
Tailow
ISattee- , •
Birgei per dozen
?WON.. groand....:.pet ton; ........
NEW Anil EI~T~SEMENTS
Another thaesasitnatit-in .-Walkosr-tossatsti4h
tenththieth 6,600 acres, bounded by lands of
lames (Jordon on the weft, tondo late of John
13. LowreY, east, by David McKinney end otbees
on the north, and un the south by Brush valley.
Another thereof situate In Walker and tiregg
• township, containing 2,600 acres, bounded by
tend - PtkW of John t 3 Lowry on the Wool. Brush
valley on the tomtit. Adam Shafer on the east.
and on the north by laude lath of W. W. ;leo
"N.-;,-,x„. thereof situate in Wolketr township,
contaimng arras more esleco, bnwitloil by
tondo of Joan Zimmerman, lands late of lease
Mt Kinney and others.
ALSO the undivided two twenty-North's part
of one undtvoled half part, of one and three
(porters acres of ore hind, situated In Walker
township aforesaid, bounded hp hand of the
. IV. Amour': •
ALSO the undivided tw twenty-fouliti's part
of the ore privilege belonging to the present
owners of lleola Furnace, 800 acres of lands of
hfeKinney. the Whole of the Auee described
prewiees homy kniiwn es the floe!. Furnace
property.
ALSO the undirillocttwo tweily•fourth's part
of all, and any other lands, tenements snrt
he
reditamente belonging tr, or appurtenant to,
the Reels furnace royalty.
ALSO the undivided two twenty-fourth's pert
of two -ertsin treats of lands situate in the
township of Rogge, county of Centre and State
aforessid,one therpi't containing 05 acres cud one
halt; being part IA the WAG tract of land *IAA
wad surveyed for Christopher Wort on oppli
cation, No. 1105. dated
,tile 3d day of Acril.
1760.
.Another, th'ereof containing 48 acres (Doing
the sante tract - of land "Mat wee ranted to
Matthew Dill by tutttent dated the Ist day. of
Nov 1780.
ALSO, the undivided two !runty folirtfie part
of a tract nt land situated in Doge Top, afore.
cold, containing 158 acres and allowance for
roads &0.. (Doing the game tract of land ear.
rayed for Geo. lloat)--
A LSO, the undi tided two twenty fourths part
of font certain tracts eflead attuated la the Twp.
of lloggs aforesaid.
One thereof survived in the name of Even
Stiles °entomb's 4019 acres endthe usual allow
ance.
.
- Anotitel-, thereof soljniningthe foregoing
and surveyed in the name of Nathaniel Davis
and containing 4011 &cies and allowance.
Another, thereof adjoining the last described
tract and surveyed in the name of Win. Winter,
containing 401 f arres and the usual allowance,
A wither, thereof situated on Raid Eagle Creek
and Neal) aids of Money Mountains, surveyed
in the name of John Price, containing 33i1l
semi and the usual allowance.
ALSO the undivided foul twenty-Tourths part
of seven tracts of land situate in the township
of Boggs aforesaid, one thereof surveyed in the
name of Samuel Miles, and lying on the waters
of Wallis' Rath containing Oa arms acid al
lowance.
Another, thereof adjoining the , forgoing and
and surveyed in the name of Wm. Chancellor,
Laining 4011 ulna and all wentte.
Another, thereof adjoining the forgoing and
last described tract surveyed in the name of
Sampson Daviuliestaining 41,12 acres sod al
lowance.
A north, r. thereof enjoining Wm. Chanceller,
eirrvereil in the name of Geo. Astin, containing
4011 acres and allowance.
Another, thereof adjoining the last mentioned
tract and curveyed in the same of Jas. Rowland'
containing 379 acres and allowance.
. Another, thereof being alt that part of a tract
surveyed in the name of J,t'.n Mlles, which dom.
net interfere withis-aur4tt74li name-of-Jesse
Brooks. containing 93 acres and 83 perches
with the usual allowance.
Another. thereof being all that part of a tract
of land surveyed In the name of Robert Shaw,
which dime not interfere with a survey in- the
:moue of Andrew Gregg cautioning 82 acres and
143 perrbet and allowance.
ALPO, 'the undivided two twenty fourths part
pf all other lands, tenements or lieroditatinents
beton& or appertaining to the.propert) known
as the'iMilesliurgi Iron Works." '•
The said two twenty fourths part being the
entire rotiminirig interest of the said Ahdrew
Gregg in the sullawirty,aboved described.
Seined taken in ildeutilmandsto be sold ag the
property of Andrew t!regg who ourviciehithits,
Irvin lately trading under the arm of Sling
btoertA"xxo)l
& Iran.
Saic to commence at 11 o' t 1,4, of 'raid clay.
Sher/re RICHARD
it.tio\mt Jude Int', '64 j .Shwr IT.
OB.PII-INS COURT SALE.
In pursuance of un order of tLe
cirphans Court ut Centre comity, will be sold nt
the Court House to the Borough of Belief - owe!):
SATUILDAYHE oth DAY OF
A.,D. '6 t at 2 o'clock P. bl. ut egad day the fol
. loviing described analßutate viz., all that cer
tain lot or piece of ground situated in Walker
township Centre &mow, Bounded end descri
hail is foDowe to wit ; beginning at SPA. thane
slang mobitt l e,, a ollots South thirty ode and a
half (314) Degrees East, thence (12) perches to
a pew* thenee plasm Street Bc orty-seven( 42)
degrees West nine (9) a post, thence
North thirty-one and a h Harms 'West
twelve (12) purities to • pot thence North
forty.seren (17j Darren Beat nine (11) - pereber
to - Stones it the ) plai e of beginning : containing_
one hundred and -eight IEIB perches Inure or
less.
Teams or. Rst.a.---Osie half the porehnee'
money to be paid on °unarm:l%6 , n of the sale,
and the residue in one year thereafter with in
terest to be secured by Bond and Mortgage on
1120 premises.
MICHAEL DIINKLE.
Jane 401'04
~ .I dm. ofjr.o. Cai 'ter deed.
QRI'ITA ftrOURT SALL
,' otrtue of an order of the Orphan.
4101/ 10
or : Cautly oeusity._therikolll be exposiel to
of
side at
the Court HORNS in the f i erough
of Bellefonte on
BATURDAY TUB 16th DAY OP JULY,
1864 at 2 o'clook P. Al. of said day the follow
ing Real Estate viz :—.lll that certain mestuage
or tract of land situated In: Spring township
Cotneie county bodnded and described asfrileits
on the ffifffth by lands of Jon flanison Kart
by the Lewistown Turnpike, South by lands of
Jno. Harrison and West tor lands of Shank..
konLeinty feet in front on esid Turnpike 'Ad
tWo hundred feet tit depth end tiontninhig about
one iburth of artier%
.3 1 76
-...1.74
.....•1.35
1.10
'mint of BAt.no—Otto half t' e parching
money_to be &RI onli— Imtati i t i l i oLth
&op the Id one yeilithe r with inter
-4101; to he skated by Rend and -anima on the
premises:
CIMISTOPIIIIII. 8011.1,114114
4une 10th '64. Ado. Cariliarise 'Olittia4d
MARK YOUR BAGS 1 1 .
Btampsfoi Bask hash,
or asyliklag abs-dai
hrimodintly Berpriags; alp stieY
c li rtralsoriber La Belisha.
591
NE* ADVERWitifEW-T8
t irlWilLßY ESTABLISHMENT,
a . . •
1„,0 " . pietioN;,.."4/aykret. _
• •
Hiving,Phrehead the arlansivs Jewelry Es
tablishment of W. J. Stein, asullaurely berms
ed the St&l, the Proprietor will keel) ohhatant
ly on band; a trplendid auortment or
. AMERICAN WATCHES,
pATENT LRVER,'
: zerarisirT,
9YLRIVDAR lISCAIPENENT
•• • WATCHES.
•
• WATCH CHAINS OP ALL EINES,
VIOLIN BOWS,
•
C)LD AND SILVER . MINDERS,
SPECTACLES,
• &c., Li., ie. AN
whi, h will be sold chettier than at atty other
uteblothment In Central Pennsylvania. -
Watches, blocks and jewelry repainid, and all
wo warranted.
Jan. 29, 1961.-Iy.' •
BARLOW 8 INDIO a BLUE I
, Dealers sn4 Coaatimerit of the above Cettbra
led Wash Rime, will please take eutiee, that the
Labr/e are altered to rasa
N_D 0..114,111L,L_ - -
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S
No. 233 North Seennd Street PIIIGADEL'A.
Tie qui!lot) of dsi• tiles rcill Zs as ionic Ws
erery req4.
It is wirranted to color more water than
wice the same quantity of Indigo„ and go to
moat further than any other Wash Blue in the
morket.ll/tlt dissolves perfectly clear and does
nut settle oil the cloths as most of the other
makes do. One Box dissolved in a half pint of
water. will make as good a Liquid Bide as 'Any
at one - third .the coo._
_ .
Ax it h. reteiled .t the same prhe as the UM
-tati Its and interior articles, housekeepers will
Bud it very murh to theiradrastags to ask for
that put up at WILSIICROINR . P.
laipt.All bias put up attar this d!itta with Dar
low's NRISIC OA it it all Imitatfou. •
TA. New Label doe. its regale' a Miami!,
jOe•For Pale by Storekeepers generally.
Feb. 18th 1864-13 m..
N OTICE'. •
To Jln J. Stover, P illy Stirer,
intermarried with J• tin If.,epp, wad Catherine
tjtover intermarried with Join; Kota. Take
notice t
f ah,
en inquest will be held at the late
dwellin X 01 Jahn W. Storer: doeil4 in th e
townsht o f Baines, ceudty 4 centre, on Sat
urday,t e 2.1 day of July, et 10 o'clock lit the
feral:mon elf - that day, for the purpose of inakink
partition of the real estate of Said deceased, to
'and among hie children end represhntatives, if
the same can be done without prejudice to, or
spoiling of the whore, otherwise to value and
appraise the same aceordling to law.'at which
tune and plate: you are requireslio ho present'
it' you think prbper. '
ffieltslll,o CONLEY, Sheriff.
Elberire Office, r je3-0t
.
Bellefonte, May 24. j _
NoneE,
• All moons knowing themselves
indebted to Geo. Graham, Sr., aro respectfully
requested an make immediate payment to Christ.
GrahatO,__After_the_Aitgest_Vcitrt the account&
wJI be tali in the bands of Esquire Weaver fur
collection aroording to law.
June 14. GEG. GEAEAM. Sit
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR'S NnTICE..
Letters of suimlntetration mit the Es
tate of Jonathan erreerner Jr. late of Spring tp.,
dee'd haring Been granted to the subaeribera.
they request all periwig . hfiritig elfiime against
and those knewinsgebenitelves indebted to said
estate, to meet at' the house of the deed at
Pleasant (lap. on the Evening of the lA. and
2nd of July, prepared to settle said aerounts.
JO,NATE N ERESIEER Sr
I 1
I.IIIITWEVIUDIMMEMMTerenfIYI9,I
Al;1)1ORS NOTICE.
In the matter of the distribution of
the moneys in the handief Richard Conley. Esq.,
High Sheriff of Centre county. arising from the
sale of the real Estate of Robert Armstrong.—
The undersigned appointed by the Condor POIn -
mon Pleas of Centre county, to make distribu
tion of the above moneys, will attend to the
duties of his anixtinttuta ( en Thurscpy, fie 18th
day of Aitgust next, at 10 o'clock I, A.. at bin
office. • If M. P. id ACIVS.
Bellefonte. June 24.'84.) door.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Adminietrathin on the Es
tate of David Weaver, dee'd, late of Ferguson
tp., having been granted to the undersigned. he
requests all limatins knowing themselves indebt
ed Cii said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having slams to present them duly
uuthenticated fur settlement.
JOHN WEAVER,
June 24, '64—Gt. Adm tnistrator •
AUDITORS NOTICE.
, In the 0 i pbensyourt of Centre county
in the math r of the estate of JILIZei Holt late df
Show t6b..c towti.hip deed.
The undersigned being apptduted by the
Orphans Cuhrt of Centre count) , an auditor to
distribute the Katmai, in the hands or J Ain T.
(looter Administrator, to and among those le
gally entitled to receive the same, will meet the
parties intereo,l at his mice in Bellefonte At
Priday the 1301 day of July neat at 3 o'clock
P. M. for .he purpose of attending to the duties
or h i e npinnt.ucnt,
GE9. M. YOCUM.
Juno 100 'fol ortuditor.
AA UDITORS NOTICII.
. In tho matter of the distribution of
the moneys in the hands of Richard Conley Erg
Sheriff of Centre county arising from the sale of
the real eApte of A. ft; DIVellid011;
The thulersignell appointed en nuilitortirthe
court of tinatoirrispleas ofTentretousty tp make
'distribution pr. the said moneys will attend to
the duties of his appointment on Friday the Bth
day of July at his office in, liellelonte, when and
where all persons intemsted may attend.
EVAN N. BLANCH Anti..
June 10th '6t. Audit ul•
AUDITORS NOTICE.
In the turner of the exceptions to the
a count of Daridu I. Pruner administrator do
,h Co. Petriek Canstreidge dee'd in tleiF
Orphans Court of Centre COMM,.
The imitersigned an auditor appobeled by the
said Conft lb settle and dlsnust maid aessolant
will attend to the duties of his a point:tient on
Wedneedoy the 13th, day of ditly..at his °Hee in
;Bellefonte when and Where all persons Interes
ted may attend.
Z. M. BLANCHARD.
Atdieor.
June lath 'B4
A DAILNIErritATOILS NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the es
tate of itebeca Gunman's, late of Howard Twp.,
deed haying been mental t the subscriber
he amnesia all persons knowing tit/m.ol'ml hi
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
meat and those haysksg claims .against the
same to present them duly antbenticsdad,by law
tar settlement,
Wm. ALLISON Jr.
Adosasfmtaier
sfauktionville, Div 24 2 _
EXIICIITTORS'NOTICE. - ,
Letters testamentary on the estate pf
B`lijakateo, Berk, late of Mandan • Twp., &it'd
been granted ad, the sebearibar, he sir
4weisia all persons knowing thentssites indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment add
694 keying Weisel. to present eke= *ay ere
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DCVO STORII,
: .:141EbtatIAL:
DR. WinteßT'S
TAlt CORDIAL,
IS TUX ?MAL rinrmur. bi ltri PEW" TICILL,
.-I‘.
Obtained by a p‘raliar promo jn tb. dietaii
lion el the ten, by wide,' Ha bbibeat tinedieat pro.
perdu an retained.
ifentelant f Rave Arai aeon( Moat/
Hays you any of the' pretplaittoty ifyintoaa of
tug most fatal Alan" Cousataptlas t
Them who should beentreed by,theee
sP
tow wakefully Mink lightly of them aattl it is
too late. Prom thie fact. PerhaPt Isolethan co!
other, arises the sad.Prevalesto and futility of
disease which sweeps to the grayout least "one
Muth" of death's viotthatn ti
Condemption has 'tieStroYekl more of the be
'item family than any other dime" and the best
phyde n iaos forthiray years harm despaired of a
ours, or s remedy that would heal-the bodge, but
fur more thaw. two bundled jeers. thb whole
medical World his bcen impressed that dike
was a mysteribne 'lower and ellifeir# lit the
Pine Tree Tar to heal the hairs, •therether they -
toes reememended the use Of Tar Water , whic h
us
ewe had a good effect; but bow
the combine the medical properties se ske to heal the
longs, has ever been a mystery until it was dis
covered by Dr. L. Q. C. WI/MART. of Phila
delphia. Pa.. the proprietor of "Wieltart's Pine
TresTar Cordial."
You now emit, "1. titre a ears
' Conmoirprfon hoe bone alba Mru be mired by the
use of my Ts. Coenta6, even in apparently
hopeless cases, Thls assertion I mike with the
Ability to present the Mostcomplete evidence of
the truth. Space will not admit of my 4timing
the contents of the many thousands of testsmon
lals to its value, who h I have been and ani re
miring from men and women of unquestionable
worth and reputation. I have had a number of
these tortificates printed incircular form which
I Min send you free on applicati.n. Whether
you now determine to try tba medicine or not.
send for the treater. After years of study and
enperimefil, I aferthis Medicine, believing it to
be the best remedy for all potHen.ary ned /woe
ekiof disromv. If you can nut be Itereetted by
use •( the Tar Cord L. • - • -
beyond all earthly aid. Yet if there are better
curate agents. I eerneetly advise their UM% The
best remedies, the but care, pre needed by those
aAictsd with this disease. Decades I biller.
this to be ties best, Lash you to try IL
Many, not only of the *pia, but phyalelatia
of every school and practitie, are daily asking
the, ••Whistle this principle or rammer y our sue .
rein in the treatment of Pfilwomary
r fly answer is this:
The farigondios of the digestive organs, the
sownythenney of the debilitated system, the pen%
,fiitrion anll intriedistest mart 'spell from the
systeni the cortuPtlon which scrofulatimer' is.—
whin; (his If edbeted by thyy powerfullielterna.
live (c§anging from d health# pri.per
ties of the Tat Cordial, its hooking - att.4 rem*
ling principle is also acting upon the irritated
surfaces of the lungs end throat. penetratillk to
each diseased part relieving pain subdu ng 1. -
fiamation, tba restoring a bealthial tendency.—
Let this two-fold power, the heeling and the
strengthening, continue to ad in nonjunetion
wit§ Nature,* constant reenplatatire tettdeney,
ail the patient is saran, if he Mu not too lung
deloyed II resort to the means of mure.,
I ask all to mil the renewing certificates.—
They are Han men and women of -ufiqueatirma
ble worth end reputation.
Dm. ViiiitrytTr—iienr - h "iedir
dreadful conch and sore throat'for ode year, add
my whole eystbm *iv fast gllihg retyy, add I
was prostrated no my bedr with but little hope
of recovering. My disease baffled the power
of all mailtylueu, and in a short time I must
hare gone to my grace, but thank tiod. my
daughter-in-law would not rest until she went
to your store, No 10, N. Second street, and re
lated my cams t you, purchased one - bottle of
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial apd t eounucnced to
use it, and in one week, I els ihfieb betthr, atid
after Using three bottles I am prifeetly, Well,
lad a %rider to envoy friends. for they all pro
filloneed me past cure. Publish my sue if you
think proper.
RKIIECCA HAMILTON,
• Xet 1321 Wylie street Phila.
Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial le an in•
falnalde taro for Brontbitia, Bleeding of Loop
Sore Throat and Breast, Indentation of the
Lungs.
MID. WARD WS:
Dr. Iflabart--Sir bsid Broni•bitis, tlea
mation isf the Longo, Shortness of Breath, and
Palpitation of the heart in their worst forma ; I
hadl been treated by several of the moat eminent,
thyideians in Philadelphia, but they could Trot
atop the rapid course of itly discos*, and I- ales
pared Of °vet being motored to wealth. I 'was
truly on the verge of the ;rare. Your Pine
Tree Tat Cordes' was highly recommended' to
me by a friend ! I Cried it, and am thankful to
soy. that after Using four large and one small
bottle, I was Irostured to perfect health. You
can give referenie ty my house!, Ni. 008 N. gee. ,
end street, nr at my office Roouirer of Tates,
from 8 A. 11. to 3P. 0.;1120(Delf of CSealnut and
Sixth Alves. .
31111 S! 'WARD.
Read the follow ‘ hrg temp Mica :
MT WMVAIM—Dear Sir:-1 take pleasure in
informing you through thin source that your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial which was recommended
for my dipighter by Dr. J. X. Hall, of thin city,
has cured her of a cough of more than five
months eta:piing. I had th apht her Insiond
cure, and had employe oust m e dical Aid
without an; ienent. I coo cheerfully recom
mend for those similarly adlteted as I know of
many other cries besides thud of my daughter
that it has entirely s.uret of long standing
coughs. .Tours respectfully. •
JOIDI.N. PARKER.
Bannerman Artist.
118 Genesiet street. UtkiOklr•
• • • • :—I bide Ott{ Dr. Viriiiiirt's
Pine Trite Tat Cordial in my family, and can
cordially reconenuend it as a valuable itti'd" saft
medicine for eoldn. tonight and to WOMB
pradia
poeed to consumption. -
Dr. G. A. FOHTER 162 GOWlltiee street.''
Ile above are a fig, awn% a thollaiitol -011,1
this great iiiaary bu oared frum as aat►mely
gra?.re '
We hare(Mad& or tidier' from Ordains,
and druggists who bare never prescribed Mid
sold the Tar Cordial saying that they !more,
wind or sold a medicine Whiehgdie uillroit
sal utisfaction. •
TU . Tar Oordltd. libelatakep in cosatutica
with Dr. Wisbart's-Dpipeprir PLII4, is an iota
liable cure for dyapapaia.
The Pine Tree Tar ConiiAk trili cure coughs
Sore Throat wad Stasi, irfunaldtis, Asthma,
Whoosi Coug h, Dinfiterls, end Is also an
reliant remedy for dist:sea of the kidneys and
fesiife complaints.
o's
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The ipisitine has &anima of -the ropthlikt:
and ► pine tree:Vann in-the bottle, Alif °thin'
ara spuiiniaba
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Pm* Vutrr owns *Om „pet *A
lla. Prepared may by Ilkeptoprl!tAtr. , ,
Q. 9* Wiggitali
• No 10, rroi l / 2 11Barond streopistr., ts
ikattikin-at -W i4!aal
patouslioni -Kew York gilabkedill
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April %18114--ly.
11111.tfttAiiitiM3
R be. boos lorogi!ii trAntlaP
that fa lb. spolbine e
ifbertaid; Swam
them exist obtain plarta et- ,,berte, and mob welch
ebbs oesdreeed ardleoPsely prepare& posse*
, &be extraondbaby ?k errlassring RIO et
all eatarteers Mende& Tee ,preat secret id
lb* ererldifirred bearty er Die • Dinearder lul
-1 dews sad the parity et their traftpleskeu is ed.
bibtinple te tire ldfret itelt. , o 2l 4 ll ** 4
troM bees OOTTIOUTIOu •
Ire bate seared: at Porst:"PirarlibirciPe
for this mairdons commend; Nave Disported
a creentfty el - the t ats earposlag
and sow offer It to the potpie .1 the
Stated , •
wr ITLICIL/TIT IT TO 0023 '
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MAUS^ Mires *Resirdeas of Os Okla.
mad to entirely vermeil
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nizegue. TAN. SUNBURN. ROUGE:NW
AND REDNESS OP SHE &M 27.
• rt larders the kinds sad eoraplarlor soA
omumormit sad wooed, aa4 gives to the gin a
lubbleand ci.
Remember that it Swore: body
should ass it. our dragest bias rotyet pro-,
mod It, Anil orders directly to us. Peekspe
sent by mail or ea• (Me of charge, to any
part artier United Wleo, on receipt or 21, 0 0.-'
Address
JOHN H. *IONS ge,
Chemists arid Peirriscoutlets.
April 22.114- 7 2 m. Na 102 Centre IX r.
HAUT Soo.,
ibahr Foundry "finer
tbuold Stand at Soilstoeta to the Members
Foundry and 'duchies shops. when they ovatio
ns tiNceasuliwthre the Watts iaomure . d pia*. cen
tre Lover vidrilill sat ahem %Tall the plows
ever made to soon y. They also have as .
attractive variety of
IRONRAILING,CSWiTgIITENCI.OBI7ItES
STEAM ENGINF4d7II) MILLOSARINO.
To this department of the business they gin
partiesdar attwation. Rod have a large 'Stork of
Patterns obliged for ileum, dear and flaw Mills,
STATIONERY STEAM rsa MRS
of arty desirable repeeity. frbes tea to twenty
Horse .wer built in the beet" of Mete. They
aim, manufacture one lend two Horn tread pow-
in machines to suit either. Curb crushers and
other articles to noutmons to mention. Order*.
received mode/Laing, delivered, with a variety
of the above- named nttlethe kept it the old
Hayes's property dear Cite bjiot •Itt Bellefonte
Pa.. where they have liavhine, Plow and Patera
makers. the best in the country. that can
eonrtrited at any time eon•ernin any work that
may be wanted in their line of huskies., Give
bem a call you that want your work dune op to
Order.
May Atli 186a.-1y
NEW STORE AND NEW G 00E81
OMIT/a? ►ICOAIY/ IS-TMS COOKTI !!
The undersigned will - open on the Ist of April
at LIPTON/3 STORR ROOM. in
111LB3ItUR It
A kagnikcent assortment of mairenew gouda.
DRY GOODS!
Consisting in at t of„ Dross goods of every
description, ,
Crticolr, -
- • Cassimeres
Sandals, CottOh
eta, Flakes's,
filfig-
Lamb Iftlllua. Spring
and 8 miner shawls. also the
- -latest-llt"yht of Cloaks nd 'am=
Jars, which ilnanot be surpassed, In
itl.hkiltualili or_ prices. Also a Lary as
- iort merit of Ilueq goods of, every
description, Balmoral and Elkel- -
—eton Skirts, Ken and—
Boy: Clothing, all
kinds of Shirts,
Ae, A.. A.,
—A L 8 o,
GI ROC E'R g! •
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Dirludizig large supply Of Salt Fish. Bison,
Dried Drat. Lard, Candres, Coal and other Oils,
An endless variety of Wooden & Willow
Ware. Glass and Queleneware, Dan:braze, Soots
and Shoes, Date and Cape, Trunks, Valls.
Stationary, Nutdpne, Carpets, Fluor 'and T •le
Oil Cloth As.
to ,era e; moneys p ny, or tit •ter
the paper that Is 0611nd money+ ne.w-a-days Is
plenty, but everything is sce Intolerably high.—
goods of all kinds and eNciy.thing excepting
grain or whet things we farmers Lave to sell,
that a bowl of greenhathei go lonl ai.ttlo ewes
in eupplyiug ones wants. But how is It -Daly,
that yolk always go to neatly dressed, with
clothes of math good quality end such carternt
lit. when I kßerti that you don..( expend cue half
as much in the year fur clothing a s I 4/4 and
yet I _ look like, s ragaulugin, most of 016
time
B.—Well John te• cane ees6olly ' tea, VII admit
that 'pelt:Mk pretty,eough e, ornt lines. and
know you get a iieviit litany el , tbie, but perhaps
you go to the wrong estobl:ehtuent to make your
purLhases—some place whole the merchant
not acquainted with the hrsiness, owl has noth
ing on hand hut wage '41,0 shop" stuff, steak.
en to 111.11 by the ttrart Cr, in.the city. Now If
you will-take try davlee•and go to Sternberps,
Oben yea ti r efelt your nest butt, you Ivill len•ew
*by it he that my, clothes at neatly and ant et,
Ways of s good quality.
—But how in it that he con yelj - riarblii;
elteappr than other merchants - abelif
Belle
fonte?
11.—Becanso be modies It his txclusivp
busi
ness,bas beenbrunght to it •from boyhood in.; is
connoctud with one of the largest clothing as
tehliehtnents in the city, where he gets Whatever
he wants whenever be wants it ?
long bane !on' bought clothes that r--
him?
_ 71.-'-rver alone be came to Ilotio.,,nte. and 4 ,1 t
ine tell lion John. my clothe, do eel cost toe
- any More now,--everything higlint it Is, tlem
they did beforepri• et weM up noel I hoopla ,fr• In
men whb khan nothing of theigisinettrbbt to
put big twit OR on poor mottle.
J.—Well VII try him, for 1 have got Weil ef
paying eitorbitunt prices for such. things aa I
hits been wearing the hat tido or three Ors.
If be makes it his business colt rely. - osll.ou Ile
knows what is good. end I eupposo as Unto'
settled down for good. he would 'offer niearhog
but tlf,hest_artiotes. fbr fear of apt:ink ha rep
istati.,h and isorlng his burinesid
11.—tieve him &Mal when you gi:t . to - Belle
fonte, you Oil find bier 34at opposite the "p.m
Front" in Ws. firaflituns Stott, ;tooth. one of the
most oldigriig, clever feltows yon eve!' seen. It.
will furnob you anythinj from stlifilwir oollar to
the fittest hind eta coat, .at. paten, which for
cheapness is perfectly aott?nlaildt; and give you
a geed cigar to sow dteinto tho Aisergoin. Bo gut.ed
i omming John. mind whit Vet told you, when
For Rea, 'Miry,Ronakre, Ass., lied Begs, 'jogs want *suit of clothe*. •
Nods is Fun. lloolem, 1.e., Loma ea Piersor, , will.aud rod) each oblige tor dm' tarot- •
Feelr. Aaitsnis, Elbe. sioNtattem.:l beard others week Tory blitilkit of
Put up in lbw and 41.00 Basel.BeApe, an 4 Sternberg , and3R try hlettelothes the he/4am
Seeks. Bland to akes for notelet POPO /on- Ingo to tows. WO" motoiltS.
Mention/idle. May dii' '64—tef.
Ilaviog purrhaved our for
Cask we are enabled to oder thew for sale
chestier than any-Store in Central Pennsylva
nia.
,IfArAlt kinds of Country produce taken in
Exchange, for which the highest Market price
will be paid. Our motto is
"QUICK SALMI AND MULL rntwiTs.",.
April lot. 1864—tt LYON a to Elliv
rzarri rot* -114INDRED DOLLARS
at W ANTFD. -
Ttii &Wool Director. df Springywp. desire to
born 4's for which they will mom bonds
payible, so foil
$7OO, January lat, '65,
$5OO, May Ist, '65
t7OO, Japuary 14, '66 - .
$5OO. May let. '66
They will Lane bonds from t 25 sip to f
amount of each payment as the tame me* be.—
The interest will be. Six per rent. ponkarA at
the first two payment.—with the binds.
they become due. The bonds of the lAA .
payments will have coupons kttached, interwar
pe,yab'e Semi annually, (This will Le a sale in
vestment, and the bonds will he promptly paitr
at maturity as there arc tti other 4144 ag-ainst
the townabip and the ache 1 dirertvs are au,
thorized by a special eat of Amenably to issue
bowie and amens a tax to pay the raise for the
.purpole of paying bounties 10 soltliert who hate
lately g ote into the United States ors ice ging
been eccreditcd to,,Ahp,nikr4..wnship.,), Map
money to toe subacrAbil, latittpikid in by the 26th
day of June 114'ye. say ipa boatd will
meat to intim Vs. Fui sly further informs.
Moe - inquine an. Shortlidie.
M. P. WEAVER, J. WEAVER,
Secretory. Presid.t.
May 20th, W. •
IL=LII
I"Only infbilible rensedien known."
"Pree from Poisons. ." •
"Not dannerous to the %Minn: findly,r,
"Rata come out of tick liokoe to dimFf '
JlNP^B.lld' wholesale in tarp eiti4 • 1
or-saila by all Anaggiste and ii
line trel7 ,
whew's. .- •
h! !Beware !!! of an wotibleas imitation!.
See that 4 •Coreak's" name is on oath net,
Ilomie and Moak,' before you bur. '
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WaranbAtebos and an fat, youisilf
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a—taasa sr* ltr meaty! •am sip
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LADIES r
INES, NOM, • • am a*,
;I;,P TV; •
LIMN Booking. itoiplf; MOW Ilhablite; N i
*Awe d all
COYE dap- misramry rs . ir;
00oPs • . ;
Yarti West Comet clew Dlopitoo;sa.
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WAARANTEb'4e be pur " we*Fat reporAimit
'Lbw We bard the very best which we
wettest, and Lower Oradea is an tiyir
Varkitles. • '
CALL AND DEAkINE V= irrOtt
Lunn or.. ALL DPORIPT*Cir
A 'Akin ince*
8008 PINDUNG-9,, ,
g/tObLzi.altibt 6 _,ltAqills
-- CSRTOBAREG ttl. • At, CLt at
111,klit ES, LOBS,
and *very 'setkier made and kept by stedtkere,
Water-Proof Bootie, doubts guild werrente4
WHIPE!, Tit.UNICB,
Thaorit.nfo /JAGS,
.POWDER., SHUT AND CAPS.
A large augur meet of Buffalo Robot. Hugh,
' Blaakirta, Sleg6 Bella, Fox Trap., tr.
nislitsiktat urillrat prima paid fur Rid.. MEIN,
skit all Wiwi of for..
For Hides and Skim it Burl:Ride's.'
• The good thew Mee ovate bey,. when yos ewe
hare ell yea &Awry eat, at a Tory low re*.
• litihNtilLtEg..
Just nweired a large and well il q . a rled *foe
TWI --- 'en tre menus to ont V
.
gamble raton—oo low so not,to bt extolled by
Noy other eatablistunont of An kind to thk
country. You will And it rreitly to your id.
mango to buy your Glrocerkei , at Banosidon
iluy drlikt booboo. Apple*, Cherries, Prunes
entranu Tainsprinda , 11U* Buraildw.
'film want Prime Chem. Salt. Rive,
Coagulate, Fine out, Nattgai Lear. Er-.Ssuokiiit
Tobreco of superior qdalitY, go to Suidaidea.
.Ladies wilt find it to their advantage to
_§ity
Moroceo Boots, Freorh'ealf and Kip Phone Slip.
pen and Gaiters with end without heels, of in
rile* and eolon, from. Burnside".
Boy Sweet airily Orange*. Freah Lemen...rige,
nem, Raisin', Candies and Nuts from
mks..
A. HAUPT, & Co.
If ydn want trim Drape, !Woes, Jujube bud, FIN
Paste, Jelly Cakes, Cocoa,' trpoteugeta, Froneti
and English Secret., Sugar or any other
kinds or Confeetionasies, go to 'Burnside'.
Doi Hair &galosh Portnioniu. Parses. PICIEM
and Dressing Gout* tans. Hair and Eaglisb
Oat head and iiitu , fting Pins, Glove", Roder
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