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P. 9 ! tr am v. BDITOIL AND PROPIUSION.
JOB W. MURKY. AssuatAiie Smroa
BEI 4 I,EFOVTE,. PA. t
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20.18881
Toms. —li2 per Feat whenpnid in umbrage,
2,5 a wben oilt paid in advance, andB3,oo when
nut paid before the expiration of the year.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. .HIEITER CLYMER,
07 1171tRS COUNTY
County Meeting
A wags convention of the tlemocratie party
of Centre:county, will be {geld in the Coort
lipase, at Bellefonte, Tuesday evenlogV April
24th, 1860; for the purpose of ratifying tho
resolutions adopted by the County ,qofivtr
tion,held in Janoruty , last. A . full representa
tion of the party is roquested.
The Hiding Moe.
The continued' crooking of the disunion
preys about the love of that party for the
suldiew, has more significare about it than
many may imagine. It io‘utentied, not as
a proof of -their devotion to these who
foughwtheir battles for them, but for an en
tirely different purpose=to draw public
attention from the real issues of d the day
and to 'hide the ridings and designs of the
leaders of that party. They know that the
popular feeling is against them, they know
what the pin:llia verdict would be, were the
Ililitiaal questions now.at issue put fairly
and squarely before the people, they know
that abolition disunionism is doomed,
uniese the voting masses can again be dup
ed into its support; they feel that power
and plane is passing front them and that
their only hope, is based upon their somas
of averting public attention from their prin
ciples, and centering it upon this profee-
Moe. And 4his is the manner in which they
are attempting to do it.
Charge them with favoring negro suff
rage, and they will answer you, by telling
how muoh they "love the soldier." Charge
them with being. the supporters of the in
famous negro poor house bill, and they will
reply by eaying theusoldter's serviees mast
he rewarded." Charge, them with being
disunionist", and with endorsing the Mad
scheme!' of Ste4ns and Sumner who; are
laboring to prevent a restoration 'lithe
Union, and they wilireply by telling you
bow much they would "sacrifice for the
soldier." Charge them with being the ad
vocates of negro equality and they tell
yon how much they have done for the sol
dier. Charge them with favoring the Hob
by' exemptl9g 'their wealth from taxation,
and with oppressing the poor, by coibpell.
ing them to pay so much the more to make
up for this ilxemption, and they answer by
telling hots , they love the "brave boys in
blue." Charge them with advocating
measures, that are in direct violation of the
liedertilCtmstitntlon, and 'they will tell you
of thole admlrition for the "breve defenders
of our country's cause." And so on through
the Whole catalogue of questions that are
now before the people for decision.
They are in favor of negro suffrage
They are in favor of the negro bureau bill
—They are opposed to a restoration of the
union—They are in favor of compelling the
poor, to pay the taxes for the rich,They
arm in favor of negro equality and amalga
mation—They are in favor of violating,the
Constitution in order to havietheir doctrines
succeed—Thej are in favor or tariff lawi
that will prevent competition fropicompell
lug Nev Sngland manuftidluins tb lower
their prices; and they are - in favor of any
thing that will benefit the few and oppress
the many. And yet while they are ready to
applaud any one in power that will attempt
-4o carry out. 1168'1 . dt:ovule -they•fear to ad
.vocate them openly, and 'attempt to avert
public attention from them by howling
abdut their devotion to the soldier.
And what does all this Pretended devotion
and Inv amount to ? Tear aside the
Aim
soy YOU that hidqa this political deception
and see. Who hold the offices throughout.
Ills country ? 8117 at home disunionlate.
Who Obi the elerksisiptt about the public
offices? Cowardly home guards and pollti
oal wire pullers. Who receives their nomitia
tiona in counties -where that party has do
tided =Orilla ? Loyal Leaguers that
wonted the battles from afar. Who voted
against paying the eoldiers in coin or its
equivalent 1 Disunion members in the
State -Delude. Who cheated the soldier
out of his pay? Abolition patriots (?) Who
fed him on musty beef, and furnished him
straw hats, rotten fish,paper soled shoes and
ehowidrclothes to wear? Abolition con
tractors. Who says the negiku fought
better dialt"the''white soldier's ? The rep
resentatives of rhea disunion abolition par
, ty. And yet these very men, - who have
dehsuded the soldier in every conceivable
way ; who have attempted to ditgrace him
by leading the public to believe, that ne
gro*s made better soldiate than did these
white men; who Ail tha4Meelf that should
be given to therWoutided.and disabled sol
diers ; who kick them off their pavements
and turn' lb* from their doors, and who?
Leap .111.1ibule. cA indignity upon this,
have tl,q a‘iityln order sthierreeruP their
real designs, 'to talk-libettt"tiseir. 4 .leve",
their '"devotions!, they ..440 . 1110ett" aid
J,lisdr"!`deternanatlit74o ,Tilitiad those who
"new to their oonatrylsireNue."
Let no one be"dendliiii r li4is.hollow,
this n01v,44 illeopptiela,p4atien,
only used as • stump ..beitinti which. the alp,
01414 party O t emoks k bl4O, isAqt tbe
frieo of white, men., beer aan, it be, tha
frledtiytat►Jtjiint t y,. ~ •
with • flee
roof
• , • ijes , I - 1
igot near
snittlM Oita. left 7, 14-
bo*be:i9f4**;bi •! , :#7 2, 4 0 4",
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of tit
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le-**-40tit. - ii . olllonwess-Adji!iiriA
In the universal anxiety' that nor per
vades the'conntry in reference to the" doings
of the present Cqngrtos, kbe, ;to ; iott l is
9 1
frequently NO. " ' '. ,1 10 11 0 4 - •. ''''
The itiswet?to,: is 44101,114 ivy :telte
deeply Interliiti a Retipliti ; e4e ich'
they lOU I milt .44Aly,..lteisi.. antereria in
the,affirmative. .'Ususlly, the long session
comes to a close in June er July, and to
that period the '"sovereigns" are looking
with hnse anxiety,
It is unmistakeable that thq,people desire
an early close of the present saslab.. The
evidenees which the radical majority, in
both libuses, are giting of their deterinina
tion to
.rule or ruin s are creating:-.:elk' ,
Alarm thfoughout the country. The design
:whleh• they meditate to crush the; PreSiaent,
if they can do.so without too‘mteih, danger
to theinselvee, *a become so prlpable, that
the massed are beginning to fear that perk
tonal violence may be atletnpleti upon the
Executive, as a, fitting, segnence le the in
sults and outrageavinich they have lately
been meanly offering him. Thd iniquitous
fogislaPoit, ton, Which is daily being fois
ted upon tlke country, to . the advantage of ,
the negro and the disadvantage of .i the white
man, is another painful reason Irby th e
people desire an early adjournment of the
'Rump Congress.', Thelendonoy of near
ij• every importad meseere which they
have yet pissed has been to degrade the
white, man to tiii negro's baser level, and
to elevate the child ohlam to an urinal; ;1
and vomiting equality with tbo .race which
God. made, morally and. intellectually, hie
superior. To these measures, the people,
though long ground down 'beneath' the heel
of party opinion and.demagogotilsra,'object,
because they are beginning to see the evil
results which are likely to follow their
adoption in the almost certain ruin and de
moralization of society. They are at last
beginning to Lejilize the fact that intelligent,
organized soolota in this country is (cater
ing upon its basin through the insidious in
novittionsidado upon it by the stbolition par
ty in favor of the negro race. .They are
beginning to behold, with fear and trem
bling, the swaying to and fro of the wall's
of the great superstructure of religion and
morality which have been retied with so
much care and with meat loader regard for
the best interests, happiness and prosperity
of all of our fellow-beings. This dire re.
suit they now see has been brought about
by the attempt to lift a class of beings,
whom God placed ins condition of servitude,
l out of their legitimate sphere into a condi
tion of perfect equality with another class
whom God intended to bo masters and su
periors. Such a reversion of, the proper
order of things could not fail* produce a
correvonding effect upon communities in
the endangerment of-Ell the, opyrinhed prin
ciples upon which society is founded, and
upon wbic'h the different classes of mankind
bold their relations with etch other. Iledoe
the, alarm now manifested by the people at
the sots of representatives whom they them
selves Owed in power.
But the radicals spy they will not adjourn
this summer; but will prolong the term
until it is time for the opening'ot the next
session. In this way they hope to perfect
their schemes of negro equality and to ren
der the President jai:merles, for good to-tho
country. They fear to adjourn, lest separa
tion should weaken their resolution to stand
by each other in the crusade against the
President. They are afraid of the influence
of the'people over individual members, and
dare not trust themselves among their
constituencies. They know that the hearts
of the people are with the President, and
that should they go home indignant frowns
would meet them at every corner. Hence
they fear to weaken their majority by a re
turn of their members, even for a brief sea.
sou, to the people from whence they came.
Such a course would, In all probability,
result in the complete overthrow of their
schemes of aggrandizement for themselves ,
and their infamous party, which are only
to be secured bt the speedy perlootlonor
their present• designs in referencoje - fiegro
suffrage and equality. - ,;---- '
•
IKE
J. 11. Orvi,
Ciairmaq
The demooratio; r pt in the Senate
and House are in r of an early adjoun
ment ; but gables an almost miraculous
change_shochl take place
,in the abolition
sentiment, of which there is no pbability,
there will.be no adjournment, auit e
coun
try will suffer the evils of unwisi lultlig
,uant legislation for months to ohms. 'And
in view of this Impending misfortune, let
us hope that the people will be careful to
ohose,at the fall elootions, wiser and better
peen to represent them in the council halls
of the Itopublio.
A FAOT rasr Dens Nor DKNY,—We no
ticed several weeks since, the factthsk*Con
grass had considered one bill that expressly
referr to the white man. It may be news
to ma kow that it has pasmol,another.
The b onTri to imp ose fine noit exceed
ing SI,OIIQ and imprisonment got exceeillng
one year,' upon any white man who shall
deprife any negro of the right of worrying
hlidaughter, or any wenob the privilege of
taking his son. Infamous at this play seem,
yet it is a fast, and we 'dare any! supporter'
of Sumner, Stevens or Geary to:deny it.
let the white men of the country remain.
her this. An actosuoh Es we have stated,
has passed both houses of Congress, and ea
ery.abotitioisjournai Ode *ate endorses it.
Are men, in whose veins flows the ,proud
blood pt the Caucasian, willing to,submit to
and support suct: , a OilinsiPhOlgwn
their rase and upon Common deist:toy f Are
they willing to supporrt a party thug, end,pr
!l.s such Inisuraok4"suoh detestable mite 'a-
The party now it% power does.' Theirparty
editors know it, .thedr party speakers know
iC and we dare Liste totteny d. •
eloT. Crepe Of 41141,gan, eve that "mil-
Amu Of freedme n , are weeping and treeib--
ling fctr • the safety sad' eeenrity of the
government." , If he lad said.Om were ~,
;wee p% and • treMbling , *muse th e .
day vrintid'Oftdlif Arbon,* government;
w°o 4 fe.flii•• 10 , fe° 4 1 4M, 9 P "ag ,and
) 0 9 4111 b ) i iiiilie. iii•••• gl'AS' r., 14 1 . 4• , -.
5ea,bi'1w9 4 44.414 4 been !Pukr•f•f" -if4•
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no realm& korrible mut* Ik-f14140, i
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ws
p 'by • whieh a family mraisthisrog
0 tli n ' onc,iand
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it to it liter p . t l / 4
'of li l imili zdykd Ip, • has pleated
to be fe4l4 1 d e e `llltextfi y This
Is, ilte6ali, lifit a blosided, Mart
:eon masswore thak has ever been known in
the annals of ortisk, and stamps the perpo
troflr as a very fiend from hell. x
But it it net with the murder that Repo!,
have tv, do. We desire gimpy to 'remark
the ektraordinarl pativalanni of mime in, our
errantry sines , 111:alos, tif the wile, Thiffil l lit
the legitimate oensequence of (ha strife,tintite
le not the •lesed doubt. The terrible imam ,
of murder, robbery and rapine whioh are/
always incident to a state of war, and whioh
have been so vhfilly impressed upon the
minds of the baser spirits that are ever To
be found in the track of armies, are only
being repeated at home, •and the mourning
cries of the bereaved ones are but a repeti
tion of the sorrowful tones uttered by a
hapless people fleeing from the purauit of
organized ruffianism. It is bard for a good
man Lingo to war and come baok with hie
morals untainted by- the evil scenes he is
compelled to witness lbw much harder,
then, must Ulm fora bad, man to moist the
devilish influ‘noes of his nature thus eon
flamed and strengthened by the sights and
sounds of woe and desolation for which he
has a natural affinity. Tho love of
tourt..leo, which is inherent in the nature of
man, and which no law prevents the soldier
from taking from an enemy ,on the battle
field, Is an almost irreeistable inducement,
to those who have learned these fkarful les
eons in the lawless school of "glorious glorious war,"
to take the life of the .private citizen in de
fiance of humanity and right .
But war leaves its influence on the mind's
of peaceable citizens who never saw a bat
tle.lts very existence in a country has a
tendency to brutalize the impulses of the
people, and to reader them hard-hearted and
unfeeling , In the triumpkof a victory they
pay no attention to the groans and cries o
the wounded and dying,• and learn to look
upon such things as mere trifles, in compact
son with the rout of an approaching enemy ,
All the finer feelings seem to be deadened,
while the bad passions of our nature become
fully arousa t We talk of war to our neigh
bors:and wo teach war to our children
Murder, fo; a time, ecomes a commendable
thing, and wo sot a premium upon it by our
hurrahs and our approbation. We recount,
with delight, the numbers of our enemy
slalii, and look upon our own loss as a trifle
not worth repeting These are the lessons
and s effects of war, and they linger with a
people long after the strife itself has eiftised
In Ibis day and age, then, we cannot wonder
that the terrible scenes of the battle field
are reprodutied In opr midst, or that murder
has become, like email pox of 'dieters, an
epidemic of malignant form
Let us pray that the holy teachings of the
Bible and the severe administration of the
law may.econ do. away with this fearful
thing, and restore us once more to that state
of peace and happiness which once existed,
and when all the stains of blood shall be
wiped away.
---- Gov. Curtin, Ex-Gov. Johnson, Ex-
Gov. Ritner l U. S. District Attorney Carna
han of Pittihurg,llon.Andrew Stuart of Fay
ette county, and a sopre of other moderate
Itopublicans in this State, have ileciared
in favor of Preside ng Johnson, and against
Sumner; Stevens a Co. They can't go
Geary because he is the candidate of the
-disunion majority in Congress, and would
refuse to support the President's reconstrue
t ion policy if sleeted.
—The abolition majority in Connecti
cut, at the late election, was out down ten
thousand, four hundred and ninety-one notes ,
and yet some of the papers advocating
the cause of that party claim it as a great
victory. Another such a "victory" will
leave the abolition party in the land of
wooden filitmegs, In about the same fix the
Rod Bea loft Pharaoh and his host—dead
and damned. •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N EW MARBLE YARD l
The subsertber bap leave 'to Inform
the citizens of Centre and edjoining counties,
that he has established an
EXTENSIVE MARBLE YARD!
Near the B. IL V. R. A. Depot, Bellefonte, Pa,
whetioesa be found at all times a very largo
assortment of
MONUMENTS, TOMB & HEAD—STONES!
and where he will be prepared,with ewe* , rMIII
ty, to manufacture to order, EVERY DE
SCRIPTION OF WORK, in the highest style
of art, on the shortest notice and moat ndoomo.
dating term. His work hae, for sorting years,
drawn • •
TILE .. .FIRST PREMIUM!
at the:York county Agrioultusti. Boolety'q Eats,
and lie proposes to pay particular attention •to
33( furnishing the public with ell the
nrAvicsT AND MOAT IMPECTED STYLES
in the insnufs4iiro of Marble; therefore, those
&airing naything . .in his, line can bar secommo
duhutty can in g up:ohhim, equal to purchasing
of any oily works.
April 20-6th. DAVOUST KERN.
L ADIES FALB 1 -
A Fer•-of fancy and useful articles
for this benefit of St. John's Catholic Church, of
Bellefonte; Pa., will beheld iq the "llfrokerhoff
House," during the ter*.citposO, beginning on
Monday, April 28, 1888.
Ice cream, oysters, and other refreshments,
will be done up in •style to phew the most fas
tidious palates.
The ladles anticipate &liberal patrusagsf, and,
therefore, are determined to make tbolfalra rare
treat, worthy of the retried torte of t his comma
inty
Ad ission-'payaille at the Aeoir—lo cents:
Ckifdren under 10 years (seeonfpanied by -
their pins . te), half prim
B O 1 11 0/01'412 CCllifilllTTEß.
A GE Tt I eI LTURAL MEETING. ••-
ty f,tho Centre oocu4p
court
to held In the court
'nose' di kidadayofening,the inetaat,lor
the, purpose of eleotfkg Mtwara for the eneein
roar,. aEd also to take the lnitlaq stops for hold
luta nth:the °Oft' ,
• . • • JOHN T. JOHNSON,
April 20.1 i.. Rearelarif.
VAKIKERS, LOOK • - -
£
-
Plawook, , ,tou this mod good, dors
i& poikorodleo,,or Uri olkones this need to-
Rabb& lhabolrootor yosii &tete Immediately,.
to tie mama& of Kloslabosg, Pa., loth°
I 'WAN* the bait masa irw Milk.% Ic2 , 'r..
fIArIONI4/11/1..,
4a.ss..zr.
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Apropos on If_
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,CIIALLENITIV/E:A PER AGENTS. i
. I her b . ohNhinp the Agents of ell
Iteatti eitdernic=in . = and
lin.
sor or rotilroider to MTG . _ ir re
spective •in oesene r isow. with 'hose of
Hubbard/ ~ tomitisted sidf-Iging reaper and
mower, the ground to-be sehented for trill by the
agent or agents, who have the °enrage to accept
the above challenge, to laud the Hubbard in
the field. Said agent °regents are respectfully
requested to accept early so that ground may be
Soleatial said public, net 'given to farmers gen
erally, to b e pneen( at trial. In connection.
Nyit-4 Stlitattlienbi gs ri .thir-ocri
of the vial and faitires o the rib
bard. all of width can brestablisheden the field.
I tall, strong,..kipw whet I s'ay,and mean it all.
.
18ti It is 'an siohiler,doribletdrife‘wimera.
chine.
. .
27A., It ha no Ado OA or woight op pa
Drain -nooks.
• 34. 0 1 t has •jointed steel eager bar..
4th. .4 has • spring steel draß bat.
6th. lehairan sliptio spring seat.
•
6th. That Ise eaa btrualtl, l 3 , folded fur trans
portation, or raised with a 'ever to pass obstuo-
Bons i. e. trims, stumps and large stoner.
7th. It lithe lightest draltmachine Va. Ao.
Bth, It hair an extremely whin put in grain,
being ono foot wider than heretofore, and It eats
four that 8 Mau in grass.
• 9th. It broth° only salfLrake that will make
&perfect aide 'delivery and WOX)I moll in all kind
of grain, dhpending entirely with a, reel, and
making the gavels any sise./he driver may de
*sire any boy. that can drive a pair of horses can
operate the machine aid self-rake.
10th. It only needs to be seen to be convin
ced of its perfect opperation
to get out of order. Call and see the Machine
and rake at my agricultural store op Bishop
.street Bellefonte, Pa.
April 18 10w • J. 11. BITERS,
Ageat fur Rulaarcle Reaper and Mower its
Centre, Clinton flosd Mar./Uhl cokntitti.'
ME ' , EXCELSIOR" ACCEPTS'
_ Haring noticed the challenaCJl Mr.
Turn, agent fbr the Hubbard Reaper Mfd "Mow? ,
er, to Reaper agents to a 6rial of thbir respective
machines in grass or grain, as agent for the !ix
colsior, I hereby give notice that I accept said
challenge, and as my time is too much occupied
to waste it in running over the county, will
choose the place of tried at or near Centre Malt
the day to bo decided upon as soon as the gram
on grain will permit of cutting. A fair trial to
be given in of kinds, light, heavy, lodged and
standing grass and the same in grain.
The Excelsior Is known by Ivory one who has
need it, to be the best Reaper and Mower in the
market. The following ape a few of Its many
excellent qualities:
let. It is durable, and for elnipllell," I! Can ,
struotion and contrivance has no egad.
2nd. Witlf reaping attachments and all, it can
be folded together-in two minutes to the side of
the machine, so as to pass through gates, bars,
or from place to place, with as muoh oast) and 1111
littlp room as a common cart.
Bd. It has the driving and a flexible cutting
bar and adjusts Itself to the uneveness of the
grilund.
• Oh. Its guards arotof the boot charcoal iron,
faced. with stool.
' bth. It mows four and a half foot, and reaps
six feet wide.
' Bth. It has never yet 4onnd grass or grain so
heavy, or badly lodged that it was incompetent
to oat, orhad to back out.
tth. It has a out-off rod, which prevents the
dropping of grain.
Bth. Its do ft is light and its motion sOady.
lith. lais soldAtly dattars Ices than hereto
fore, (Self dropper audit& included.)
10th. A boy that can drive a toast properly,
can manage the machine.
'X4oe following named gentlemen, with many
more, in this county havo used the Excelsior, all
of whom are willing to testify to its merits.
Joshua Potter, Linden Hall,
Shannon Boa), . slo do
Henry Myers, • do d 6
James Deal, Centre Hall,
James Lingle k Jiro's, do do
Ww. Foster, • Agricultural College,
Janice Brungard, wolrB Store,
Michael Grove, Boßeroute,
Woo. (trove, • do
George Dale, do ,
Michael Fishburn, do .
Joel Strobl°, Zion,
Isaiah Strobl°, do
For further information, and pamphlets con
taining recommendations, /sc., address
PETER
Centre Hail,'
April 20-Ow Pa.
T" "KIRBY" ACCEPTS!
' As agimts for the salo of
THR" KIRBY
Reaper and Mower, the Alleging° of Mr. Myers
is hereby accepted—the time and place to be
hereafter designated.
Tho Kirby is already to well established In
Centre county to require any further rooommen
dation from us. We believe there is not a farmer
in the county, who toeing a Kirby, who would be
willing to exchange it for any other, ma
chine offered for sale. James I'. Hughes, is our
traveling agent.
BHORTLIDOE ,t CO.,
April 20-9 w. Agents.
Office near the Bald Bugle Valley R. R. Depot.
ORPHAN'S COURT HALE.
By virtue of an order of the orphan's
court of Centre county, will bo exposed to pub
lic solo at the court hemp in the borough of
Bellefonte''. on
MONDAY THE 23d DAY OS APRIL, 1866,
the following real estato, all that farm or tract
of land eituated in Benner' township, Centre
county, adjoining lands of Abraham Valentino',
heir; Newry Brokerhof, IL 'Vandyke, Hastings
heirs, arid Wham, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIZZY ACRES,
more or less, having thereon erected a IDlrtwo
story house and other buildings, one hundred
acres of the land-eleared and in a good state of
cultivation, the residue well timbered, apd troll
supplie# with a clover fulling iilling,fdr water,
and a faasl orchard.
This tract..of land le within three miles of
Bollefonte, donveniont to one of the best mar
kets in the centre of the State, .and generally
believed that tkdre is large deposits of Iron oar
on elialiad.
- Terms of sale, ono half of the purchase mow.
ay to be paid on Sho confirmation of the salo p
the residue in one year thereafter with intowist
to be secured by bond and mortgage.
JOllll PAWIFA%
Xdminiztrator, fie bow 11011
of Owen /Rogerson, deceased.
• March 15 ts. -;
M.ll3Ef MARY L. ..IifoBRIDE, .
has jript reeelved from Philadelphia a large spd
carefdly'aelooted stock of the latest stiles of
licopulta,
• Bale,
'lovers,
RiblAs, dm.
and all other article in the Millimity line, which
she is prepared to sell at
PRICES TO . 13IIIT THE TIMES,
having
hea f2 ° . -
&4Y h u, rin c e t :f e V g the
lest
sipjar EABIIIONABLE BaLLOLIORMENTS
in that rah oho So pre to do , all work
-antruslad her, In th e n Iliad bah
lnnoldn uprises.
Also, Stamping fir braiding -and Em
broidering. .
Apr* 13-6 w
DI4OI,IITIQ# Olt T 311.8111. P. • .
Notice is hereby given that the „ps
2
netship, heretofore axlitlng betweilit B. Cf. at
A-lilitannon, In the Foundry business, oaten
)1141, dUsealved oQ *old day of
Isn'ttud consent. The books and soeinonts of
She Welkin havebeen left in the bands of 8- G.
Obannonlar.satelsinsnt and solleotion, b 7 whom
tbe bps will be Itsorsalter parried on.
11.4,11-A. SNANNOIC-
01124 118.110TIOB. , . •
ttits testantestas7ion the estate of
hif Boatiredebeased lite of Potter tOwnship
Amos 'stinted/An-the rehieribaya, they
;toe 14,peeseas latewittii,thentselTes indel?tc,
estate, to pate immedlite papassok
41100. West*olitda td_ ptesestt these, duly ,
Mid ice ettainamt it
• a 4,9.9 z. •
• 4 30Lut i ll. 4144, •
Airal.s* Esileitore;
. • - •
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Wale - Crltalta SAID OF I '
I •
, ANDS you max& v • _
r v4 ei gs.mliotiseFb
aill - .1144 of 1)11 puled the
of Mine, A: D. 1 , OM'S "An Adt
aftilet.dlreetlug 'Om neeitttafiksille,g
au lands, W Centre •Ountf." alb 9991 off'
mil • entente Omit* 91410 001 V
to pub • • 'be =tory, the flillotrinu of
a:mated lands in said county, for the taxes
dde andmnpidd thereon, at the court hones in
"the borough of Bellefonte, on the second. Mon
dal of,Dine, A. D. 1806:•
mrlosiDl3 TOWNSHIP.
11011/1. t. w•Ratarnea's. irex'ss.
438 120 John Dandily, .....
Sc sl
433 '126 Sl . at - 22 82
AM, 41111' Ver amue vi. l 4 1 6 91
433 1 - 63 Toirpu 19 20
483 153 Alexander Greaves 22 62
413, ..300 „ Gaeta,.
22 32
073 000 Henry Wheeled ..... 11 09
888 093 Janice 40 23
43.4 151 Charlei .. ~ 65 86
897 000 David Lewis. • 18,06
415 000 John Shym 19 08
383 00C RichartiMaln . l7 60
415 00% Joseph Wale +. .19 08
415 ,p Q 0 Jam Wa1m.....4 19 08
415, 000 Juba Barron, 10 08
433 000 Bli Oanhy t 19 08
488 163 John 'Rugg 10 80
415 01.0 Molly Wharton., ' 16 17
216 166 Jer.karkei ' 11 18
.SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP
438 163 Kearney Wharton
433 163 .Thomaa Cirecives.:
433 120 Luke Misner...... ........
412 044 D. Carskaddon
412' 044 D. Carskaddon
287 080 D. Carskaddon
412 '044 B. Carskadden ......
412 044 D. Carska4don ..........
287 080 D. Corsktddon
433 153 Moore Whart0n...... ...
433 153 William Parker
433 153 Rebecca Wain....
433 153' Benjamin 11. Tallman..
43'3 .153 Ella Wharto
493 153 A. 8. Valentin-'
433 153 N. T. Milliken
200 000 N. J. Mitchell...,
134 034 James Gilliland
433 163 Robert Waters.... ...... .
383 000 James T
433 300 - James .3feklanus...;....
433 000 Samuel Linn
433 'l6B Phoebe Wain
433 168 Samuel W. Fisher... - .'„
433 163 Samuel N. F0x...... ...
415 00.0 Sarah M. Tallman....
415 000 Richard Waln
160 000 Jos Harrison a.
300 190 Job Riley..., .....
484 163 J C Fisher
433 163 Bird Wilson
162 000 Richard
433 153 Kearney Wharton....
434 000 Samuel Dobson
433 158 Margaret 5pear.......
360 144 John Pim
100 000 D Carekaddon
RUSH 'TOWNSHIP,
433 168 David Beverage
433 163 Martha MeConnel..
433 163 James Glentworth...
433 163 Gmfrge Latimer
433 163 . Edward Moyston....
839 010 Andrew Armstrong.
483 Hilt' Sharp Delaney
200 900 WM McPherson
-435 168 Wm l 3 Latimer
484 000 Charles Lucas
484 0017 Thomas Grant
813 106. John Witmer Jr
313 106 John London
.433 163 Christian Hair
247 010 Jacob 5t0ke...... ..,.
426 164 Christian Hair Jr....
167 . 007 George Slough
'433 153 Andiew Schenck..
433 153 David Hair
219 120 Alexander Scott.....
433 153 Michael Schenck...,
433 158 Christian - Schenk..
433 ' 153 John Hanna .....
438 158 John Allison ......
075 060 William Wilson '
.209 000 Jame" Allison
164 153 James Allison
453 153 Casper' Rana
483 158 Robert Spear. .....
4113 163 Chribtiati Let:hero.
433 153 John Funk
433 153 Casper Laurence...
433 153 Samuel Chestnut...
- William- Wane
483 153 John L0uden...... ..
433 . 153 Thomas Gram..
433153 Christian Rghrer....
138 153 Sebastian Graff
100 153 Robert If ......
433 163 Paul 8u5h......... ...
433 163 Paul Black
433 163 Paul Such
433 163 John Boreland
433 163 John Holly
433 163 John Bush
433 163 John Snob
"400 000 Johp 81ack...... .....
312 000 Joseph Wells
433 153 Robert 1rwin:..,....
433 153 John Musser
433 I. t 153 • Richard Peters
216 080 _Hugh Hamilton
433 163 Jacob 510 ugh.... ...
050 000 Robert King....,....
433 158 John HaMbright....
483 153 Andrew Graff...—.
076 000 Joseph Harrison....
103 000 John Harrison
216 080 Robert Raney
405 147 Jacob Rush,
423 044 John Weidman
402 `" 116 Jacob Weidman.....
433 163 Edward Bryan
104 000 Joseph Bauman
070 000 Thomas Grant
030 000 Christian Huber
251 085 Philip Sherman.....
148075 John Kberman
433 153 Thomas Hamilton
433 153 Eleanor Bidden... ,
108 153 Robert Rainey
040 010 Rlohard Artherten
433 153 Richard Malone
158 Isaac Britohog..
158 John Gun
163, Georg° Slough
153 bildhael Gunaagor...
084 Hardman Philips ...
156 Thomas lltuoilton..
156 Thomas Grant t.
4153 Potor
153, Oporge Hoofnagle..-
153 John Bryan
158 William Gana ......
153 Samuel Jones.-- .....
168 'Rudolph Relkor..„
000 Hug/ill:Wham '—
156 Samuel Showers
344, Robert Kuig . .. ...
-
081. John 'Myer
058 Jo,seplia'im
189 Henry Pim... ..... ..
150 Goorne Plm
BOHM ' - '1'0W115,1111 ; .
163 ......
202 W1.111.a Gray'
120 Margaretaptler
112 John Naha°. •
080 William Russell
.000 Tltomaa Russell ......
000 19: Carskadden
182' D Carskadgen . .......
120 George Aston
000 'James Rowland
089 John Boott
093 William Wistar '
000 Packer 19 Loses, .... "
.
CURTThI -TOWNSHIP.
200 120 Dden • ' g:' 03 20
Oat:dm/
118 004 • D 0 8 64
390 027 D Oarslmulden 06 04
433 120 A.iessiider Roll 29 87
438 120 Marley Hall • ' 39 87
-207 080 Caleb 'myna. IS 24
307 Jl6O Leaso,Lopsatreth 11 34
415 000 Charism 63,12
415 000 J Tultir av 53 11
444 0101 Andrew 09 60 1
892 080 ^Robeit•.lrWin " 25 16
439 1.888 N L ltwood 27 94
300 019' N L Atwood ' • 19 26
.80t..__11114.-01ah W. Paek 08 02
139 „ 023 lob W • Piekli. ........ 08 03
.158 .003 JO Wr Psalter 011 02
415 000 ...... . : .... 59 13
1 111 0 '9OO 8n1911,14.19. 1 401 , ..-yi-44,,...i5.:1 8
''bed Joeepp Tamar ....... 12'-
415' • 000 . 18
4 1 15 , r • ~0 40 - NpAkaniiii n tr4. 4 ,4,..{,;4.• id (fk
415 . . 000 moose 79 at
416 eto leciberi 26:42
At% .41112 ,
'461„ 1 . Witliins PY•rdis , A+!involl -
AV) •00 —4l . o W o4 . 43 # l : l4o Vitit' 6 '"`:" . •
,"• r • .1 . , t 0" • • i ) :; PPO'4l
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Aoki.. ram
111 1441111110 M i,• r 4211..
888 1 20 I_osirph ebo —' -h.„ er 20
837 090 Idadsroe:Coatme 4fd....... 81 36
415', poo, wilitim Gfiber4.:...4:.t.i.. 65 40
207 080' f.Mllll,Lirhar ----- 13 24
207 085' , T1N)44/0111reath...,„ .: 13 24
433 103 AO& te •;::.... 65 64
042 0110 Seteeel all, • " .. 02.68
433 , 103 * Abllth OWN, ..... .......
27 48
-435 163 Joseph
_Abeam orßlAbee.. 0689
290 000 Roth /Dhoti 18 56
890 000 Joseph Roberts •24 90
416. - 000 Rebates Kelso '„,-..„ 33 78
147 7, 000:” Jess i In i i. 4...,... 47 Q 0
420 048 Philip My a 26 88
215 000 Simemelity rart y ...„:.. ' 13 10
420' - 1.1111 Valentine My i5..........:.....711, 86
420 048 Michael My • • ~t, 17 14
433 1 5 0 , 13a9Siel Soak ~.1'..'...b.. IS 78
a r
207 000 Robert Anneeley..,„. 63 12
413 , 000 Veloptine.blyersr...'..
, 39 80
416 000 John M Cony , ~..,... 18 24
207' 1:180 , RobertAniesly....:..l.... ..... 118 02
216 143 Visbhurn Wharton. ........ -... 27 66
434 000 Miry Tallman ~..: 41. 64
416 103 Fhibbena Wharton ' 27 66
416 . 000 Richard Tunis 12 40
035 000 Henry Donne] r O2 20
020 000. 4 Hamilton.— .. ... .. . .... .. 01 18
HOWARD TOWPORIP.
217 000 Sarah bonham.,./.........,..113 35
800 -,.., 049 J - Furst " 'l2 45
060 000 Whitels Nestler . ode...„.... 08 20
294 000 William Ramsey • 46 90
104 008 John Brady 1.6 80
416 000 'Martha Godfrey ......... ...... 10 80
428 080 Thomas Bruce 05 90
242' 097 Joseph Harris 13 48
.IjIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
400 000 J W Packer • 15 80
188 000 D Krause' • 178 21
700 000 Assessed to 8 Beohdol 15 80
040 000 Assessed to G Kochler..... 03 17
208 000 James Samuels 08 20
030 000 Aseeised told Bochdol 07 11
050 . 000 Thomas C Parsons, 02 74
065 000 A Hamilton,. ~. 02 74
HALFMQON TOWNsfilp.
421 043 John Ding ,
081 000 J 1) Pylees
239 000 'Josiah Lamborn
SPRING TOWNSHIP.
257 000 Catharine Robison 12 99
,900 000 Rebecca Robison 15 60
I_so 000. Raohuel Robison 07 30
419 173 John "McCornuing ' 21 49
419 010 'John Johnston 21 79
400 000 Alin Willson 20 80
080 000 James Smith 04 20
550 000 Thomas Johnson • 02 62
400 000 Samuel Forbes 05 30
MILES TOWNSHIP.
425 000 Heriiry Toland 0
425 000 Samuel Norton ..... ..... .. 310
425 000 Daniel Withanot - 116 10
452 000 Willßrady 04 80
394 000 RIo Parker • 04 so
331 000 Jeremiah Parker.. ....... ...« 04 80
410 009 Hannah Brady 09 62
401 -000 Robert Gray ‘, 10 18
231 , 000 ' Timms Grant 09 52
; 184 000 Robert Brady - - 10 18
110 000 Wur,P Brady 06 88
237 000 Thomas Grant- 02 71
460 000 Alexander Ilunter 05 42
900 -000 Jeremiahgnokson 03 bl
125 000 William Stedman 91 45
130 000 Robert Tairirard 01 411
400 003 James Crothers....... ..... ... 01. 80
440 000 Jamekllepbbrn...... " 02 11
200 000 - Thomas Smith 02 37
300 - 000 Aaron Levy 03 51
300 000 William Parker 04 75
125 0011 John Dorsey , ...... ..... 00 71
125 000 'Moore Wharton 00 , 71
058 000 William Parker • 01 26
WALKER TOWNSHIP,
425 000 Samuel Barrickman.
300 000 Dai id Reed
161 000 John Knox
182 000 K.lebard Pardon
1.75 000 Robert Robinson
33 96
33 96
09'84
28 53
28 53
16 15
28 53
16 15
1Z 00
4 .. 17'47
17 47
17 47
..._ 17 47
_ 17 47
..... 17 47
, 08 07
04 26
17 47
..... 16 40
17 47
..... 11 47
.... 17 47
~.. 17 47
17 47
.... 17 47
.... 13 6
04 80
, 0645
,17•47
' lt 47
07 84
17 48
10 66
13 47
07 14
02 42
038 Benjamin Sarigui
000 10 Pyles c you
UNION '' WNSIIIP.
000 David Hanes 87 10
000 no 6 Seely 00 lb
000 A Manisa ' 04 92
000 Mary rnaker 23 82
163 Willisui 1 r 26 52
163 Benjamin d 26 52
000 IVilliam 8r00k5:::,.., 82 28
082 Thomas .Burnside '•-,. 04 66
000 IV P Pi/her.-- .... !....,;.-.., 02 44
900 Peter Benson ' 'ek 67
000 Ludwig Karnaker..— 4426
000 James Long OO 15'
011 antes 0ng.... ....... 1111 - 1 - 5"
000 James Long . .... 00 15
000 John Dun woody .. 'l3 43
000 Hattfuel Phipps...:„.' , 06 15-
000 John Dunwo dy.... 2_4_or
000 John Irwin ...... ....
000 . Jane Biddle
FERO USON TOW .NS 111 P.
050 rwben. Mc CaLtheY
011,„BOO TOWNSHIP.
000 James Laurimore. ...
, .... ... .
HAINNS TOWNSHIP.
080 Adam Bolendor.... ....... ..... 03 37
0110 • Albright Swinefonl 03 04
000 James Row... ...... .. ...... 04 85
000 Mary Larks • 04 35
060 ,Thomas Barr 04 36
HARRIS TOWNSHIP.
42 92
. 27 22
. 34 82
. 17 27
. 17 27
. 84 82
313
300
400
Ao
4do
000 Samuel Wilson 09 18
000 John Mohan 07 14
000 John Reynolds 08 18
000 8 floury 00 12
000 Thome Sankey . 05 78
000 John giant 10 20
000 Robor4 Simple, 10 20
000 Adam Connally ' ..,....;.• 10 20
000 David Wi150n..,..... , 10 26
000 Joseph Work 10 20
000 David Work 1.0 20
000 Nathan Simpson... ..... ./...-'lO 20
000 Williim Wilson r... 10115 10
000 Allen Steel...av 4....,1 0 20
000 Edward Wilion 10 20
000 William Brown 2p 40
000 Jatnes Rood 20 40
....- 12 00
84 70
.:. . }785
..... (8 63
06 40
17 85
17 35
69 40
..._ 84 70
..... 84 70
..... 28 17
08 70
..... 08 63
..... 17 27
..... 84 61
..... 84 61
400 000 Attieloth Andre.... .......... .20 40
400 000 J 111404 Stool . 10 20
300 000 Peter Wilson 06 60
300 000 Eleanor MeCurmiek... ...... 08 10
100..,,,,000 Peter Wilson ,/ 02 55
lIUSTON T010E61111%
163 - John .Priod ' 31 83
163 Jobh Wboebuld .„ 31..83
163 J - din Rollington....., ........ .31 83
010 Jamesikiness„,„ 31 83"
000 It.:itiort Relines 1.1 29
000 Roberti Enbnot 22 00
000 Robert Rubrics... ........ ..1.3 86
000 C lit S Ku1tu05.......... ...... 35 66
000 Adam Ruhnes • . 10 30
.31tiRION TOWNSHIP.
000 Robert Young 00 66
• 000 J3l MeIC inner. 14 40
000 WA Thomas '', y 33 04
POTTER TOWNSHIP.
00 James Iforbei ' 'Or 65
000 John Brown 02 85
000 Edward Garrigus„ - 04 75
000 'William Garrigus O4 75
000 Willinin-Harrison 04 78
400 Andrew Duff 03 80
000 Josopb ,Oowg)11 04 73
000 Thomas Grogg 08.80
000 ' I oo PaArlethin 00 30
JOvph lair 03 80
0 02...ansonsa 80nt0n............... 03 80
. 000. J IQ Reed... ..... :. 03 80
opo.,h v b. - 03 80
000 Thome.. Fills 03 80
000 John Morels. 03 80
000 Robert Me lm 08 00
000 David McKim.... ... .. . ....... 03 SO
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP. '''
000 Jaoob Book ' '
1 90 '
000 Palatal 800 , ' . %, 0 31
000 Jacob , et, . ...: ........ --i... 03 / 2 ” .
' 000 ' Joha , X' ' 13 00
Jacob ,
' oeo , Jaul . haft tolte ' ' 08 01,
000 Rend' hlioNwou .....,./. OS 00:
r pent ire al.. , ..;
00 01 1
0 Joit i ns W • ' ~: 00,01,
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• 00 lio *us ... : .... ........ - 00$ a
efW"llug tAI ' „ r ile' Or
000 JapolOtes4ool ;
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00(k.0 0 .thiti Vial)* . .. , ...:.3.1 11,
094 Mohlikeno4nai.... w .t
OOP (M 416111 3. .i 'ii '
000 pieta' Intooo
000 OlentinticOls"' ' '''
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12T9tiltiMISIXO ...
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41reinniklen 0 II 31 231 01513* *
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433.
433
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366
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.. 88 96
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- 35 23
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.- 82 80
... 34 98
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•AZA
Lai
AR ORM • ." .11 , -.- „..
'do preserve the heath otainrialtabt- -
tents.alithb borodsh ottellidonie i• -c ,
Boortos lid.lfrii it ordehrod, and einicl4 by
lown'Coanett of theliortnagh of Bellalbsto,
nod it is hereby ordained and enabled by dm
*glorify et Allotaante that from and - Atter the
mmig, onus ordinanoe, litho Cuoneileshill
hare constitatat a biotin, hooll i iiior shill here
after hutitate snobit biard.of twalth within.the
borough of .Belltdbanss undet.thll tipproatti or
apprehending the vomit' ritilikiy=soneggiouo
d
U R
or dangerous epidemic °rather& It shall
be the ditty of the laid boss* $Ol. In tohn
such mean. as they stall teem &aped tto pre-.
rant the•approaeh or errost4,hopropoient Nab
dooesse, end *honorer the maid board or major
ity, pr a ettelttee of them skill direct any
drain clearing of purifying or the remov,al of
any Nth 9t any denumWildon or Med to to
done, it shall ho tile ditty of the panne' so
direetoll to bare tint soinerforthwith done and
complotoltogreeobly and in accordance with the
direotioacof said board etatall:h or • commit
tee thereof. and in math& parson or person.
so ordered slistli neglect or refine, to nose tho
order of said Board of Health to-be tally and
fairly carried taco effect, be or they shall; on
cooriction bofuro be Chief Bursae orAssistant
pay a die not less then five doniirs nor more
than twenty dollars and shall moreover-pay the
costs and %sperms of causing the samekto be
removedln the mannor hereinafter directed.
BIIOTION 2nd. And besit furtherordalned and
enacted by the authority isforesold s , tho',t when
any person after twenty four boon; notice, as
afonosold, from the Beard' of health or a com
mittee thereof sholl,„negleet or refuse id have
any filth df anyoledinidnatien Or kind removed
from their prodisco,ll ilia be the duty of the
said board'of health or any one thereof togive
notice to the Chief Burgess or Asslidint bigots
who shall conk the High Constable to bane the
same forthwith done 'according to the direction
of the Board of Health end ir shall further be
the duty of the said Chief Burgess to recover
from •the proper person or persons, who shall
neglect or refuse to comply with this ordinance
the expenses thoroof, together with costs by ao
thin of debt in the name of the corporation or
debts of equal,onmount aro by law recoverably.
,Re-enacted Man* 14th, 4806. • .
Attest, B. K. IRVMS, •J. A. 13BAVER,
Clerk: Burgas:
2T 66
08 61
37 26
Iq purenance of. the said orilnanee passed
March 14th, 1866, notice it 'hereby given to the
Inhabitants and property owners of the borough
of Bellefunte,'within fifteen days from this no
tice to iemove from their promises all dirt, filth
and refuse metier of whatsoever kind the same
may be to 'thoroughly cleanse and whitewash
their senors, to open andvoleanse all drains and
Hers, to restore front their freqt doors. end
.auk yards an garbage, eoal sulker, Ao., and
goners'', to do all thing( in lure - libourtheir
said prettifies neoffsisqy to be deludes order to
promote the pealth of this Mittens of said bor
ough and prevent the appreedh of any arid all
cionAtifolis or epidemic-diseases. If the same
is not done in the time specified the above ordi
nance will be enforced, By order of theßoard of
Health. Dated April bth, 1866.
Attest, 01 , ALEXAND BR, H DOBBINEI,
.^Beorchfry, Preadent.
CITATION.
Centre county aa : The eommonweidth
of Pennsylvania to Joseph Logan executor of
the last will and testament of Elizabeth. Ifemi,
leer, late of Taylor township deeeased, and-Mar
garet Logan, heir of the said Elizabeth Venal.,
deceased ; you are hereby cited and commanded
to be epd eppear at eit orphan's court' to be
held at Bellefonte, In and for the sold eountf'of
Centre, on the 23d day of Arprij nezt„,thenand
there to abetter it of petition Of Dec
rid McMonigle, ang shod cause If 'spy Jon hive
why specific performance of a certain agreement
betteen the petitionir and the said, Elizabeth
Vanlew deceased, should not be decreed by,tlie
wort. • •
09 72
06 90
07 38
08 34
08 02
46 00
02 20
Witness the non. SamusdjAnn President of
the salif emirt at Bellefonte, the 22d day oflan.
nary A. D. MI,
R..CONLEY,. J. P. 0 EPRA RT,
Mimi" ARtreta 23-41. C. 0. C.
i 1 ITATI ON. 1 ,
11 C Coerrr, n 0" The Common,
wealth of Penneylrian' "to the Administrators.
Holm and tot reprmentstires of William, Da.
lon, late of triton township, dee'd.. You mul
inch; of you, are cited and commended to be andl
appear at an orphans' oourt to be -held at Belle,
(onto on the Lid day of April, 18416, then and
there to answer the bill or petition of Joseph
F. W Hamer, Administrator of dO., of. William
. clionald, dec'd, and chow cause why proof of'
d ls4pth„...„
on on William EloDonald ebonld notbeniade„
and spoc erformance thereof domed. - Wit.
rtesr,, the Ilb Samuel Lion, President of the
.t .t 11.11,,foor‘th. 9!::I ,Ipy,st T ....1.4„, A.
_ _
"AgT.
P. - I.IOIIANT,
C. O. C.
NOTICE,TO,IOIBPONIT;NIS
Margaret Temple ea Temple,
In the court of Common Pica of Ce • county
No. 89 Unitary two, 1868, Aline Sob ain
Divorce. Notice is hereby given to the do
=On the above staged ease that he shall ho ana ,
appear bailor° our court Of Common Pleas to ho
holden st 'Bellefonte, in and for said county, on
am 4th Monday of April next, to answer sold
ffbellants as the decree of the court, will then
and there be made, in accordanee'tilth the Act
of Assembly in such cases made and provided.
R. CONLNY,
' Al'hery.
60
..... . 06 15
D. 1868.
Feb. 33,'66-6G
04 60
13 60
Muth 23.'64-4t.
ADatiNuand.l9RA.NqucLE. •
Litter Of administration gin 'the — Mate
o fgimual` Slagle, deceased, late of Retiniealt,
to*nshlp,having been greeted to the underaign
ed, all persons knowing themselves indebted ttf
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims againet the
same to present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
J.W.KRUMKINE,
Makch,io, 'OO-Bt. Ailatintstriator.
ADAI/14STAATQVgi wartoß.
Letters of administration on the estate
of (learns Arne*, deceased, -late of Potter town
ship, having been granted to the undersigned,'
oil pinions knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against die eame
to present tkoin 'duly authentioated for MAlD
wont.
March 80,'66-0t
ADMISISTUATORV NOTICE. ..
totters of administration on tho estate
of Peter 'l9yland doo'd:, tato of Boggs township. l
having been granto4 to the undersigned; all'
persons indebted to *aid notate are Inertly noti
fied to make innediate.paynihnt, and, those
having chants against the seam. to .prostsit
them, duly irchentioatetforsettloqpit. .
•
T. bf, MALI., ,
March 2301386•4_t, _ ~. ,Mailiaw,rwtor.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIOS. '
Letters of administration on the utato
of Tooker Knox, late of the'horough of Belie,
fonts haring been' granted to theamidereigned,
ail poisons, knowimptbemsehres indebted to eta
estatersubereby notified to make. immediate
payment, and those haring elaimmysidut the
same to present them duly authisutielitod tsar
settlement
JC4IN norm,
Much* 18 'BB-81.
Letters of administration on the estate
of William Potter, deceased, late OP thenity•of
Losangelos Cal, having been granted to the
subscriber, he reiplhats visit -persons knowing',
themselves indebted to Baia istate, to mite im
'mediate payment, and those having Wilms to
tumid them duly authenticated for settlesPeit.
PRUQUI3 Ha
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Letters of admieistiatiee op, the. se.
tasty of OiDeriaidrdao;
deemed, having been treated to the owlet
signed, silt paMons knowial4bakotelieeitidehte4
Mossid estate's* hereby notified to make imme
diate payment, and those haring claims meted
the Saar, to meet them, duly eutbiulloeMd,
Pa' latalant;
g2tMarch 1,10,46.41 t. _
.pe IP yr. •
ai?Towlititiriat' t r '7"" 4.
Looms mmegton the estate of
Jacob. Bottorffdeed, late or Ferguson tome-
Eqtrallytoollrlettl i
ison lial ifo Lia lmeut tirCgti ) "4 :
r?!-`/-11Wr"41titraIRIllit BOTURY 1. •
Q9B SOTTO it,F, Sr,
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Mar& 16 16-61
JACOB A RNEY,
Ackuinierator.