The DeMocratic Watchman, BELLEFONTJ, PA. FRIDAY AIMING, JAN. 24, 18011 - OW - TERMS T.i DINOCRATIC WaTC6nalr Ie published every Psiday morning by P. GRAY Mang, at $2 MI per annum, if paid striogy in advance, 6$ when not paid in advance, and $3 00 if not paid before the expiration of the year. Papers will not be sent out of the County nnleee paid for iv onvAncn, and all ouch sn►seriptions will inveriably be discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they are paid. And no paper will be discontinued until all arrearage is paid, except at the op tion of the publisher.' ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for a less term than three months. TWENTY CENTS per line for the first three insertions, and eve (lentil a line for each additional inser tion. Special notieelt one-half additional. All resolutions of Aesociations; communica tions of limited Or, lndi 'dual interest, and noting" of martiag‘s and, eaths ezbeeding five Hail, OM tent* per line. Editorial no tioes,fiftsra test• per line. - `All advertiaing duo after first inser tion. And where there ta no contract made, and the number of insertions is not marked on the advertisements at the time they are handed in for publication, they will be con tinued in until orjered out. 1 • A Liberal discount is made to persons . advertising by the quarter, half year, or year, u follows • 3 months 11w - oaths. 1 year. One square. [8 L] $ 4 60 $ 6 00 $lO 00 Two squares - 600 900 15 00 4uarter column - 10 00 13 00 25 00 Half column - - 18 00 25 00 45 00 One column - - 00 00 ' 45 00 80 00 JOB PRINTING, of every kind, done with neatness and dispa j tch. Tea WATCH "VAN Orrica has just been refitted with a Power Press and new type, and everything in the Printing lipe can be executed in the most artistic manner and at the lowest rates. —TERMS GASH. pr`All lettere should be addressed to P. GRAY MEEK, Bellefonte, Pa. 'Nets Ilthetlioements L OST. A side of harness leather either in Bellefoite or on the road leadingtoJacksoL ville, for which a liberal reward will be giv en on returning it to the owner or leaving it at this office. There was a piece of check lino cut off the leather and rolled inside it 113-4r3t IJARBRICK V - 45 7 rcie. .011 Haines township, Nov- 16, 1887. Six months after date I promised to pay..l W. Brayman or order. one hundred and twenty-five dollars for value received, with use, waiving the-tight of all valuation, ap praimiment, stay and execution laws given for Abraham fluldertnan's patent washing tnacbine. ABRAHAM lIALDERMAN. 13-4 2t• PANIC STORE. 815,000 OG worth of Goods to be sold at PANIC PRICES within two weeks THE GREAT SUCCESS In our endeavor to furnish cheap goods to our BeUelopte friends, gives us encouragement to re main • little longer. D GOODS, BOOTS-mad SHOES, HATS and CAPS, At •EIRT Low E•TkIl Same building with Milliken Hover is Co's Bank, ALLEGHENY STREET, two doors North of the Court House SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. NEW RTOIE AND NEW GOODE, U. B. PERKINS. • Bellefonte, Jan. 24, 1868. 13-4-t1 EGISTERS NOTI(;ES. The following accounts have been examined and passed by me, and remain filed of•record in this (JR°e for the 'impac tion of heirs,lege tees.cre dutors and all others in any way interested, and will be presented to the Orpben's Court, of centre County, to be held at Bellefonte, for allowance and con firmation. on Wednesday, the 2Vth of Jar.- tiary, A. D , 1968. 1. The account of Robert Glenn , Guar dian of Cyrus 8., John G., Nancy J. and Anna-McDonald, minor children of Jane McDonald, late .of Ferguson twp, deceased. 2. The account of Jacob Royer, Guardi an of Charles E. and Rebecca Royer, minor children of John W. Royer, late of Potter twp, deoeatied. J. The account of Jacob Sankey, ouo of tbeexecutors of John Sankey, late of Penn twp., deceased. .4. The account of 11. A. MeGonigle, Ad. miolateator of Ac. of Reuben Haldeman, late Ferguson twp., deceased. 5. The account of Daniel Mosterman, Administrator of &c. of Peter Bostertnan, tate of Haines Swp., dammed. 4. The account of George Boil, deceas ed, Guardian of William B. ant! Nunn W• Dellitio, (minor children of John Brisbin desamamt,) as Mad by John 9. Foster and Thosam Dale, Executors of said decedent. Y. Tie aemant.of George Boal, deceased, Guardian el Henrietta A. and Arabella C. Thelma, Iminor children of Thomas W. Them* ) N ILLed by John B. Yoe ter 'sad Thomism Dale s Bsecnitors of said decedent. 8. The wound of Goebel Masser and Noah Masser, Adndialstratars Ac., of .ko. of Andrew Musser, late .pt Spring township, deceased. 9. The Anal esseoent afi'obitfilamshberger Mid 'David Barebberger, Administrators ado. of do. of John Harshbiger, late of Gregg tsp., &mewed. 10. The sesmaat, of George Greenman, administrator of Ao. of Catheiine Blabet, late of Potter twp., deceased. 11. The amount of B. P. Meter, admin. istrater- of de. of John A. Glover, late eti MON twp., deceased, On tho west sad ;mai imy a public road, on the lied by Isaii - of Williams Boggs ami on t he south by laid Eagle amok, eco;tala lug els mem mete at Mu. TZltlini OF BALD.—One third of the praise looney to be paid en the *inanima tion of the ea* eime-thitd tkareef In eye year thereafter, and cue-third tbeteef at the =k of the widow of eke said deoseeed,ol 'two poydsonte ,with Utmost matt • samu/1h bo Nedra by bind sod nut pie op Ato proatiose. J; P. MIMI% 1, DANIEL Z. KLINE ,t Register. 13-1-.4t Trustee to tell illtioallatteetto. F ARMERS AND MUTUAL IN• SURANOB. Sixth annual Statement of tle Barmen and Mechanics Mutual lire Insuranoe Com pany of Centre and Clinton count les for the year ending December 24th 1867, Assets bills retrOVII , shill being own. notes and payable • ny members made during the year ending Dec. 24th, 1867 = 11,838 89 Pereentage • paid on tame Amount outstanding and due from ag . ts 381 24 Collectid by amoss mint on premium 309 13 -6,719 40 notes Thus making the whole transactions of Co., during the year ---------4 19,236 88 From which deduct compensation of directors koMce rent Salary of TreaLurer do of Seeeetary Paid A. R. Barlow, for loss by fire do A. M. Elder for loss by fire do M. G. Gray for loss by fire do J. Pottsgrove for lota by fire 'do J. D. Gray for loss by fire Attorney fees.. Contingent expenses' Making the whole amount paid. by the Co. during the 89 92 10 00 30 00 30 00 800 on '4OO 00 2.352 35 1,400 00 2,000 00 10 00 12 50 - $ 7,724 11 Thus making tho whole available emboli of transac tions of the Co., during the year.. To which add premi um note. taken Tre vino to Dec.. 24th 1887 in foroe this day. Leas amount called in on tomes moot $ 38,422 81 Also amount in treas ury 87 12 ----$ /1,518 89 $ 38,56 73 (trend total of aseetta orco., to thii date --L-$ 50,1)21 t 1 Loss by fire during the year $ 8,123 80 slo Co , Dr. to D. Mcßride for loss by fire 571 6T Amoupt of risks tak- • en during the year 147,086 07 To which add risks taken in fulmar re ports... 400,684 19 Making, the whole amount o risks am..unt td --6 548,570 26 Number .01 = ' - - issued during t,e • 86 No- of Policies here tofore reported and in force Ibis day 230 Whole No of Poli cies in force this day 1 16 At an election held In the °Moe at Hu bleraborg Dec. 24th 1867 the following per sons were chosen to serve as directors fur the ensuing year Henry bleFsien !John Willer Henry Beck Michael Grove M. D. Uockey iWilliam Admit DoppH Barnhart J John Garbrieh Henry Brown 'Wen 11 Fearon The same day Directors wet and organi sed by clec:ing HENRY BECK, President. HENRY IdcHWEN, Vice President, JOHN MI LLER, Treasurer, HENRY MOWN, Secretary. Attest- HENRY BE.CK, II ENRY BROWN, President. Secretary 13 3-3 APPLICANTS FOR LICENSE. Notiee is hereby given, that the following persons have filed their petitions In this oMee, and will make appieation for Helms°, at the January term of Court: Piersol Lytle, Tavern, Pinegrove. Rebecca Miuesr, Tavern, Millheim. Fred. Smith, Restaurant Bellefonte. J U. Tolbert, Tavern, Walker. Joseph Booth, Tavern, Philipsburg Ira C. Knoll, Tavern, Howard bor Adam Yokertnan, Tavern, Boggs twp. J. J: K banes, Tarerd, Lib. rty. Ben.l.,Snyder. T a , Boggle tn. J. 11. Geier, Tavern, Rusk twp. Frank Z. Webber Tavern, Philipsburg. Wm. BNbl Tavern, Walker twp. Win. *own, Tavern, .Bellefonte, teen. Peck L , . Restaurant, Bellefonte, C'. I', Stoneroad, -Restaurant, Bellefonte, P. Ifluceler, Saloon, Bellefonte, P. W. Gardner, Tavern,- Howard. Michael lloward, Tavern, Bellefonte. Joseph Besse, Tarvern, Burnsides. JAS. 11. LIPTON, 13,1 3t Prothonotary. ORPHAN'S COURT. HALE. lly virtue of an order issued out of the Orphan Court of centre +county, there will he ecposed to sale at public oat-cry at the Court House ' in Bellefonte, on Tuesday, the 28th day of January, 1868, at one o'clUk, P. M., the following described real estate, the property of Samuel Lipton, late of the borough of Mileaburg, deceased, to wit: A lot or tract of landuituate in the bor. ough of Mliesburg, containing sixty-sir feet front on Turnpike street, and running hack two hundred feel to an alley, and known as lot No. 24, in the general plan of said bor. ough, having thereon erected a brick dwell-. log bean, and othir outbuildings. A lot or tract of land adjoining the above containing sixty-six feet front on Turnpike street, and running back two hundred feet to au alley, and known as lot No. 19, in the general plan of said boroagb, having thereon erected large frame 'dwelling house, stable and other outbuildings. All the rlg4,6ltle and interest of the mild Samuel Llpton, deceased, in and to a lot er tract of land situate In Bogs township, la said County, bawled and deeeribed us fol. lows, oh : 13urnotbes, ;Comer. THE PUREST SPICES, The purest Bptoes, The7rt - Sptom, Thi p it Bpirmw, .0 met Spices, The cheapest Groceries ^ The cheapest Groceries _ Th. cheapest Groceries The cheapest armories Tho limiest Toys, The fanciest Toys, The filmiest Toys, The fanciest Toys, At Bunisiddie, At Bomeldee, At burnside,', The place to buy Boots and Slim*, The pleas to bay Boots and Shoev, The place to boy Boots andAhoei, The place to bay Boots and Show. The place to buy Hatt and Caps The place to buy Hata and Cape, The place to buy Hata and Caps, The place to buy !lat. and Capi The place to buy Glo‘ . ee, Th place to buy Gloves, The piece to buy Glove., The place to buy Gloves . Better and lower than elsewhere, Better and lower than elsewhere, Better and lower than elsewhere, Better and lower than elsewhere, At Burnside's, A t Burnside's, At Burnside's, At Burnside's, Do you west Buffalo Robes Do you went Buffalo Robes ? Do you want Binh'lo Robes ? Do you want Buffalo Robes Do you want Aleighbel le Do you want fileighbolls Do you want Sleighlutll a ? Do you want ttleighbello Do. you want Karam 7 Da , you want Haranoa ? Do you want Waimea P Do you want Hanna? Do you want Loather ? Do you want Leather? Do you want Leather Do you want Leathcr ? At fib PASO 7 At oily plies. I At oily plass ? Ai oily prim? • fie to Basslds", , Go to Gas" Woo, Go to llasoldes, • Go to Ilemolsl,ll 11-1-1, • ; Legal 141ittrat rDITSRS NOTICE. The unlereigned, 'an • a. ditor ape potato!' by the Orphap's•Court of Centre daunt*, to make distribution of the balance in the hasultreof tlits administrator of the to of Samuel Lipton, deceased, will at tend to the duties of his appointment on, Thursday, the 9th day of January 1868, at his oaks, in Bellebnte al 10 o'ciloolt'a:m., whets and where all persons interested ran &Mind if taey see proper. EVAN M. BLANC'S MIN, Auditor. 12-50 4t PENNSYLVANIA CENTRIC dOUNTY, J. P. Gephart, clerk of the Orphan's Court of said county of Centre, do hereby certify, that at an Orphan's Court held at bellefonte, the 25th day of November if., 1887, before the llonotable thb• Judges of . On inollun rule yiu granted upon t•a ..ire and representatives of Jacob Houser deceased, to come Into the Court On fOurthAdonday.ofJanuory next, and ac cept, or ref use ti accept, at valuation and appraisment or show cause why the real es tate of said deceased -hould not be sold. In testimony whereof, I. have hereunto set,my hand and taxed the so.d of said Court at Bellefonte the 25th day of November a. d., 1887. iii nmrt D. Z. KLINE. J. P. 01011 ART, Sheriff • V. 0. a A'DMINISTAATORS Letters of Administration on the esstate of John Shearer, late of Miles town ship, Centre county, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby giveg,all persons knowing themselves in delista to said estate to make immediate pay• went and those having claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement. 12-48 Bt. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Letters of adminintration on the es tate of Samuel 'McKee, deceased, late of Walker township, having been granted to the undersigned di hereby give notice that all persons knowing themsehes indebted to said edtate are requested. to make immediate payment, and those having claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement. JAMES MAKTIN, A dministro tor. 12-47 6t CENTRE COUNTY, SS 1, J. P. Oephart, register for the pro bate of Will's and granting Letters of ad• ministration in and for the county of Centre du hereby certify that letters of adminis tration were ISPIled in due and legal fortn unto J. P. Sh , on estate of John Shear er, late of Miles township, deceased/ certified under my handmnd seal of office at Belle fonte, the 16th day of November, A.D. 1867. J.P. OEPIIART, n•yi•fer. 12-46 6t lEN7RE COUNTY, SS ‘..) The Counnnowealth of Pennsylva nia, To P.lizaboth McKean who in istratrix of Samuel M'Kaan doted, Lucy J. McKean, Sarah B. McKean, intermarried with John McCalmont of Illinois, Kilt' It. McKean, Margaret McKean, Laura B. McKean, Wil liam S. McKean and James S. McKean said last named four are minors and have fur their - awardiaa. asllitsse Mersa* -McKean. You and each of-you are hereby cited and commanded to be and appear at an Orphan•.. Court to be held at Bellefonte on tho 27th day of January A D., 1858. then and there to answer a B ill of Petition of Peter Swartz and show cause" why specific perlormance of a certain contract In said petition set forth and described, should net be decreed !word ing to the tr to intent and meaning thereof. Witness the lion. Samuel Linn, President of the said Court at Bellefonte this sth day of December A. D• 18017. 12-488 t N OTIOE I, J. P. Geph•rt,clerk of the Or pban's Court of said county of Centre, do hereby certify. that at an Orphan's Coctrj, herd at Bellefonte the 25tb day of Novemiefr a. d., 1867, before the Honorable the Judges of said Court.. On motion rule was granted upon the heirs and representatives of Henry Gephart deceased, to come into the Court on the fourth Monday of January next, and ac eept, or refuse to accept, at the valuation and appraisement or t•, show cause why the real estate of said dimmed should not be sold. testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of dsaid Court at, Bellefonte the 25th ay of No weather a. d., 1887. J. P. lIEPIIART, 12 48 it. C. 0. c. FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for' sale a lot in Mountain Eagle, this county, containing two acres of land, an which is erected a good }Tame house, suitable for • home-for any one, • good shop, suitable for a cabinet or wagon-makers shop, and an officeformlirly .nasti...by_tha...anglnears of the 8... E V It All who are acquainted with the location of Mountain Eagle, need not be informed that it is one of the most healthy localities in Pennsylvania. It is beautifully situated on the Bald Eagle creek, at the hue of the Mountain, near the Rail road, and is a de lightful plasm for any one to live. The property offered for sale would be peculiarly fitted for the home of a tradesman, who could fad good employment in the sur rounding neighborhood of farmers. There is a fine orchard or growing apple trees on the premises, planted In thin, a One stream of running water at the door, and good out buildings of every kind. For term■ dc, addrese 135 SAMUEL LEITZEL LICENSED A.UCTlONEER,residence near Spring toills , will attend to all sales entrus ted to him with care. Terms reasonable. Mr, Leitsel is said to be the best auction eer in tho county, we would edvine those hieing sales to give him a call Address gyring Mille, Centre Co, Pa. 13 2at 112 Marble 'aftiirto. NEW MARBLE YARD I The subecriber begs kora to in form the althea. of Centre and adjoining counties that he gill continues the EXTENSIVE MARBLE YARD! of W. R. Petty, Near the Depot, Bellefonte Pa., when oan be found at all times' s very large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMB it HEAD STONES, ..._ and where he will be prepared;'wa every Owdlity, to nasaufecture to order, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORE, in Alms,high eet -style of art, on the shortest notice and most aceolloodatlng terns. HS proposes to pay particular attention to furnishing the public, with Arrerything in the manufacture of Mashie ; thereto'', these desiring any thing in hie can be weeonunodated by *Eagl e t onliim,sral to portditiebig of any It 11-29 Wra- FELTY, • J. F. bII EA ItElt, A P. 01tP1IART e. 0. r. JOHN LEYMAN, Mountain Eagle, Contr., CL. P. Drugs *a( Mgr. RINGS, • Ringi Ringo Rini' Ringo • Ringo' To re- Binge Ringo store gray Ringo flings hair Its orig- Rings Ringo inal offibr. Bradt= •Eirge Rive rate Dandruff and Ringo Ringo from the humors Ridge Rigs* 8 0 A 11 . P , Rings Rings and preveit Rings • Ringo BALD- Ring's Rings nets, Ringo Ringo Ringo RINGS. Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia is the Miracle of the age! Gray headed People have their locks rue tore' by it to the dark, iustroue, • oaken tree tea of )(moth and are happy Young People, with light faded or red Hair, have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice I People whose heads aro covered with Dan:lief and Humor., nen it, and have clean coats and elear and healthy scalps! Bald- Headed Veterans have their remain• ing locks tightened, adhe bars spots cor. ered wit' a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy ! Young Oentenien use it because it is' h. ly perfumed' Young Ladies - Wm it, beg krepi*lr Hair In place! Everybody yen and will use it„,k,ecause it is the e1ea.4.1 and beet article in the mar ket ! Call for Ring's Vegetable Ambrosio, and Tor your own pleasure and comfort do not be put off with anything else "said to be just as good:" Beware of counterfeits ! And injurious imitation's which flood the country. For Sale by Druggists general;y. PRICK $l.OO per Burma. E. M. TUBBS st. CO, Proprietors, Teterboro, N. 11. Ilermantown, Columbia Co., N. MICIIIIII/1. E M. 'fuses k Co. Oents—My hair and whiskers ware at least one half gray when !was induced to try "Ring's Vege table Ambrosia, and after using it three week/, my hair and whiskers were restored to their natural color ; it also eradicates all dandruff•from the scalp, and I consider it unequalled an a hair dressing, keeping the hair soft and silky and Joel not color the skin• or stain clothing It will do all you claim for it. W. TOSIPE INS. Demo Barnes * Co., 21 Park Row, New York Wh,leeale Agents. For sale by MeG irk & Cleaver, Phhipshurg ; F. P. Green, Belle font*. F. R. Wilson, Bellefonte, and by Druggists generally. 12-40-1 y GREEN'S DRUG STORE. Room No. 3, Brokerhoff's Row,— The undersigned respectfully announces that he has removed his well known DRUG A CHEMICAL STORE. to the new room (No. 3) under Brokerhoff'e hotel, which he has fitted up for that pur Poseand having largely increased his wreck isnow prepared to furbish lie customers with. pure DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. PURR WINES ,k LIQUORS for medicinal use, DYE STUFFS, with al most wrery Ertiefetri-ba found - fir — Ew Iry tablishruent of this kind, such as Horse and Cattle Powd&r, Coal Oil, Alcohol, Linseed Oil, Glass,Paints, petty, Sponges. Also the largest and best collection of PERFUMERY AND . TOILET SOAPS area brought to this place. .Tobaoco and cigare of the moat approved brands, con stantly on hand. He would call the atten tion of the public to his stock of notions, consisting of Hair. Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Psint Brushes, Cutlery, Pipes, Drinking Cups, Chess ■nd Backgammon boards, Chess Men Dominoes, &e. ke. A leo, a large variety of TOYS F011(4111, DR EN. Particular attention given to preparing PHYSIC"! A NS' PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES. Having had more than twelve years ex perience in the business, he feel■ confident he can renderssatisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage. FRANK P. GREEN, Druggiel, Feb. 9, 18611-tf. Roem. No. 3 Broil. Row A CAR I) TO THE LA D I EH. DR.DUPONCOB GOLI,LEN PERIODICAL 4 PILLS FOR FEMALES, Correctii /001 lig ( b strurtioi4l of the Monthly Totrna fro's. re-hat tier cows, (111 , 1 fi A rray+ surrrsaftil 'ls a pre 153=E12 It is now over thirty jears since the above celebrated Pills were discovered by Dr. Du co co 'OrParis, during which time they have seen extensively and successfully used in most of the public institutions—aa well as in private practice—of both hemispheres with apparelled success in every case, and it I■ only at the urgent request of the thou sands of Ladies Who have used them that he is induced to make the Pine public for etii allovmtion of those suffering from any irreg ularities whatever, ae well WI to prevent an increase of family where health will slot permit It. Females peculidrly situated on those supposing themselves so, are caution ed against using these pills while in that con dition as the proprietor assumes no respon sibility after the abut o admonition although their mildness would prevent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills nri recom mended ONE BOX 18 SUFFICIENT Full and explicile directions accompany east box. Price $1 per box, six' boxes $5.- 80103 one Druggist In every town, village, oily and hamlet throughout the world. Sold in Bellefonte, Pa., by F. P. Green (druggist) Solo agent for Bellefonte, Implies! By send• ing hint Sl to the BellefontelPost Offlceman have the PlllO sent (confidentially) by nail to ae.y part of the rommiry, free of Postage. Sald also by Dr. Preison, Look Haven. J, Read,. Huntingdon; wholesale by Johnson Holloway & Cowden, Philadelphia; Danes Barnes it, Co.,'"New York; and by S. D. HOWII, (soleproprletor) New York. IS-14—ly A VALUABLE MILL I'ROP ERTY FOR BALE. Situated in Decatur township, Clearfield county, Par. The subscriber dosirons of quiting the business, offers for sale one flouring mill with two run of bum, the mill is strong and In good order both, with from twenty to thirty acre. of land sods imp. fortable frame dwelling holies, the property lying 2 miles west of Philiptburg, C. otts county, and within& few rods of barn pike road, the Tyrone and Clearfield rail roiTd Tuning through the hind and within few rods eras mill. Also aoonsldv4ble lot *likelier on head, Hemlock and Pine, it is also a very desirable location for, • woobm factory, and one is mink award in this sec tion of the ooron7. For further partion laralogniniof the inionoribet being on the propirtb or. Wrest Philipiburg, Centro county, Pa. ORARLEet li. CADWALLADER. 12-44-eM . LzAtatt.--litsabs: BALD EMILIO VAILB, RAIL ROAD. Oa and after Monds November XS, 1867, the train/ on the. D. .V. R. IL, Will run as follows: LBAVB BASTWARD: lITATIONg. MAIL. ACCOIIi. TORO' ►p. Tyrone, ' 9 10 • M 4 00 rar 12 10 P Beat Tyrants 9 1&" 406 " 12 26 " Intareeotion 924 " 414 " 12 33 " Bald Eagle 930 " 420 " 12 41 " Hannah 9.47 " 437 " 105 " Port Matilda 968 " 448 " 123 " Martha 10 07 " 457 `• 136 " Stamm 10 11 " 511 " 154 " Unionville IG SR " 580 " 214 " Snow Wein 10 49 " b4l " 240 " Mtlesburg 10 63 " 545 " 247 " SoLLnrowne 11 08 " Mlleebarg 11 20 " 300 " 11 33 " Curtin Mt. Eagle 11 49 " 410 "4 Muward 11 50 " - 410 " Eng[Grille - 12 06 r. 0. 4 40 " Beech Creek 12 14 " 4 55 " Mill Hall 12 29 " 5 20 4 , Flemington 11 33 " 5 25 " Look Ila'n In 12 40 " 5 38 " Labk Haven 12 4* 1' - 6 45 LEAVE WESTWARD. ATATIOMS. MALL. ACCOM. 'YHA& VT Lcok Haven 2 46 P. M. 6 00 Ais " " In 2 5,1 " Flemington 211 " 3 01 " 6 30 " Mill 11111 Beech Creek 3 16 " 7 00 " Eaglevllle 324 " 713 " Howard 3 46 " • 7 43 " Mt. Eagle 3 50 " 8 00 " Curtin 3 571: 8 14 " Milaeburg ' 4 10 8 30 " 13ci.t.p.rorrs 4 27 " to 6 00 A II M ilaaburg 437 " 610 "La 840 " Snow Shoo In 443 " 616 " 857 " Unionville 4 57 " 6 30 " 9 12 " Julian 5 11 " - 6 49 " 9-80 " Martha S 23 " 6 43 " 111 07 " Port Matilda .5 32 " 6 54 ' 10 21 " Hannah 5 43 " 7 13 " 10 37 " Bald ale 6 00 " 7 29 " 11 02 " Intoracetion &.06 " 733 " 11 11 o East Tyrone 612 " 738 " 11 20 " Tyrone 620 " 745 " 11 40 " p il ILA DELPII IA AND ERIE R. It WINTER TIME TABLE Through and direct route between Phil adelphia, Baltimore, Ilarrtaburg, port, and the GREAT OIL REGION or PBNN'A ELEGANT HLEEPINg CARR On all night Trains. On aka after MONDAY, NOV. 25th 1867, the Trains - on the Philldelphia and Brie Rail Read will run its follows: WESTWARD, Mail Train leaves Philadelphia 11 15 p. m " •' Lock Haven... 9 25 a. m " arr. at Erie 9 00 p. m Erie &sprat., leaves Phila..... 12 00 noon sl 61 " Lock haven... 10 15 p. m " " arr. at Erie 9 45 a. m Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia ti 00 a. in --„ --" Leek - Haven... 7 - 40 p. m " arr. at Lock Haven 7 4b p. m EASTWARD. Mail Train leaves Erie 10 25 a. m " " hook Haven... 10 15 p. m " err. at Philadelphia.. 8 55 a. m Erie Express I Erb 4 25 p. m " Lock Ilavea. 24Ua. m -an, at Phil& 1 -00 ja Elmira Mail leaves Look Ilaven .7 10 a. m " " arr. at Philadelphia 6 10 p. m Mail and Express connect with all train. on Warren A Franklin Railway. Pawn gars leaving Philadelphia at 12,90 m. arrive at Irveaton at 6,0 am. and Oil City at 9,60 A- M. Leaving Philadelphia at 11, 1 5 p. NI. LT rive at Oil City at 4,35 p. m All trains on Warren it Franklin Rail way make close connections at Oil City with trains for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. Baggage cheeks(' through. ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen'l Oup't, Brio, PA. PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. M. On and after Monday. November 25, 1857, trams on the P. C It. it., will run as follows GOING WESTWARD STATIORe. PHIL . A. RL. RUM. Philadelphia ' 11 05 r u 7 50 A V Harrisburg 3 15 A II I 15 r Lewistown 5 39 " 4 10 " Huntingdon 7 05 " 6 55 " Traore 7 52 " 6 48 " Pittsburg ARR. 2 00 P r ARR 1 30 Ait 110ING fITAIrIuNB. 1 . 1111!A. ix Pittoburg 4 20 r 'Neese 10 OA " liutilltgdail 10 53 " Lewistown 11 17 " Ilarriabsrg 1 45 A if Philadelphia ARR 7 00 " TYRONE h CLEARFIELD, R. R On and after Monday, November 11, the Passenger train on the T. .1 C. It ~ will run as follows :' GOING IVEST, lousgl 20 r Osceola 140 Powelton , I 55 " Sandy Itidge3 02 " Summit 1 10 ‘• Garden 2 40 " , Intersection 3 02 " ° Test Tyrone 3 07 " Tyrone • 3 15 " (WING EAST. Tyrone 9 20 E. Tyrono 9 2+l " Interserrn 9 31 " Uardner 10 00 " Summit 10 30 Say Iti'g.lo 37 Powelton l 0 15 " Woe°le II 00 " Philipslo'g II 20 " LegalNotico3. CENTRE COUNTY, 8 I, .1. P. Gephart, clerk of the Or ' phan's Court of said county of Centre, do hereby certify that at an Oryban's Court held at Bellefonte, the 2pth day of November a. d., 1867 r before the liknorable the Judges of said Court. Oa motion rule was granted upon the heirs and representatives of Fred erick Markle deoeued,to come Into the Court on the fourth Monday of January next, and swept, or refuse to secipt, at the valuation and appraisement or to shot. cause why the real estate of said deceased, should not be sold. In testimony wereof, I have hereun to cot my land and affixed the seal of maid Court illeßellefonte the 26th day of Nov. a. d., 1867. J. P. OMPII.S.ItT, 12-49 flt. C. O. C. NOTICE. I, J. P. Gephart, Clerk of the Or phup's Court of sold county of Ventre, do hereby minify, that at an Orphan's Court held at Bellefoutethe Mith day of November a. d., 1861, before theßonorable the Judges of said Court. On motion rule wise granted opon the heirs and representative. of John Kooken deceased, to come Into the Court on the fourth Monday of January next, and as °.P4 Or refuse to, wept, at the valuation lad appralsment dr to show cause jtby the real estate of sold deceasel should not be sold. In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my band and aired thd dial of said Court at Bellefoate the.2l/th day of. Novem ber N d 1811/. •• J. P. GIPHABT, 1318.6 t. O. 0. O. 3 30 ~ 6 10 •' 6 20 ,‘ CITE 'I 30 A u 3 28 r r 4 23 " 5 65 " U 25 " I 25 A r
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