The Dennferatic. vypc ,R.
TER:SO.-43 per 'per r 01240 paid! re !A
rena, $2,59 when not paid in advanee a4ll
$5,00 when not "aid before the expiration
the art
.00a Aarmrs.—We hove authorized th
following gentlemen, to receive and receipt
for StiblOriptiOU to the DBINOCRAVIO WATOIS
MAN: , ..
IerARI. J.
.6R6NODLE Gregg twp
JAEN 11. REiren enen, Penn tap
WALTER DIE7ERPIRAC#I.
Sugar Valley, Clinton Co,, l'a.
THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY
-111 x. Millar, has Aucaeoded tho
Kinnlee Ilt:oit in the book nett stationery
busineee.
—The slaughter of the canines atilt
continues, and every morning several
of the race have to be buried.t,
ISnisor \Veber, has enlarged his
store room, and. will soon increase his
stock of goods, when he will have One
of the finest stores in the county. ,
.„
--The cbrn and potato crops for
some miles around Ilelleronte aro not at
all promising There has been littlo rain
or ever two montliv,,und everything iv
.uffering frOmAlto - drought.
- —On - litontlay evening last, a fine
bursa of Mr. John P. Harm. run. away
with a buggy in which a gent lonian wan
.rated The getith man was hurt scrim' dy,
and thobuggy entirely destroyed
--A son of Mr fleck, of liregg
touneldp, aged Hille yettES, While fishing
ut Penns creek, on Vi:Onesday of last
week. fell into the strrini and drowned.
one body was found neet, day twenty
feet under water, and interred on Friday
last
I'oormaii, wife of Henry
Voorronti, of Pleamant Cal), wee found
lend in her Left on Tur•dny morning
last. She retired RR well as usual on
Monday evening ' • i
--On 51111 , 1,y night. lusi. Fume ma
licious person pulled) upeix rows ofJohn
NlcDerniors potatoes, iiiie inflicting se
rious less upon him without accompligh .
ing anything for hifn:4lc, as there wero
few potatoes and verymnsiallitun thsvines.
—We have received the measure of
two stalks of cord, oh:tirueanuring twelve
feet three inches, and the other twelve
feet and half nn inch, which is the hest
that ten can be done'for Grant and Col
fax pr Thomas 1. tuirock, of Howard
sends ns the'measure of two Seymour
and Blair corn stalks raised in his gar
den. ous measuring thirteen and the oth
er thirteen anti ,t o half fee'. George
Gray, of Patton tewnship, sends us the
measure of • lila° yellow.,,, „ zorn
measuring 13 reit 4 inches Another
from the farm of Michael Gephart In
Penn township, Measuring 12 feet 7 In
dies, tt h-as two largo ears on it, meas
uring 7 feet Jti; the upper one, it is a
Seymour stalk, if it can he beat in corn,
the township says it can not Os twaien in
voting for Seymour and 111 air ono
raised by Levi Kberhart on the farm of
James 11 Weteh, in Bald Eagle township,
Clinton county, measures n feet 7 in•
dies. Bent these with your Grant Corn
('err-msertmo.--The Bellefoote Dis
trict C l amp-meeting of the M. E. Church
is appointed to commence ea Tuesday,
Aug , . 23, to continuo ton days. It will be
herd' about one milt) efom Wayne Station
un & H. 16,4ibtuit t , lee miles
from Lock Haven, in a deliftaul woods
where there is plestty of good water.
Tents can be rented at four and eight
daises ;. Lae Cornier is 8 by 16 feet, and
the latter 16 feet square. Hood board
ing furnished at reasonable rates, and
sleeping accommodations provided for
those desiring . them. We expect the
railroad company to afford facilities
extra trains and excursion tickets to all
who may desire to attend the meeting.
We extend a cordial invitation to all to
come to this Feast of Tabernacles.
M. K Foorrtn
J. N Com
S. M. Qusanuc.
1u COUNTY CptivicaltioN.—At 2 o'clock
P. Itf., the convention was called to or
der by John 11. Orris, Eng , Chairman
of the Dornoeratie County Continittee,
when on motion of A. A. Kerlin, Joha
H. Morrison, 'of Worth township, was
unanimously
_chosen Prosident of the
convention, and, oil motion of lion
Wii
liaa Allison, 1 F. Portnoy, and John P.
Mitchell were chosen secretaries,
.The names of the several boroughs and
townships in the couuty were then called
over in alphabetical order, when the fol
lowing persons answered and presented
their credentials as dilileg4es to them:T..
'gamier' from their respect4e didtridn.
Benrjoisie Por.—Q T Alexander, Yens
Mullen, 8 A McQuistion.
llosierd.—Willlain Allison Jt '
.Jfit.444grg.-I.lr. Joseph Adams,
Phitfprelitg.— Dr G P Hoops, Mdward
Perks.
Unsowille—A J •
Benner evion.hip—Mlahaal Provo, B. F.
Hunter, David Lahr. t,
Boggv—P W Barilbalrei Willista Marks.
Ihruide—filtrnstil Volpelfer.
Curtia—lhary 7,111.
Porsidiaa—thinvi Ktla
Runt, J6lin 8 RoCo' ix& Rub•kt a 'l l / 1 01.
Ono John htultel, 4 Iv Boer, siottel
G•ttly 3:uhof Gums, Jo4ll . (toodlnurt,
.
Mart.
Haitat-Pr N J Deqb!or, It At 1414,
Dnstostinktip, lint tesie 7
yoosi—Joho Orin. •
Hit 14--1, 1:1 Ratt"lst, ,IPAspo 111141 n,
Suusertlinutt
Howord—Jacob Leathers, Juku N
If ton-40111 COMIP,b•K ' t it ; •
Liberty—Nut ropresentie .--
lhorion—George Zeigler. D W Eberbart.
'!tiles—OeMizoifibilifit 8 Wi44 Om*
tukenback, Harvey Corman, P SDierly,
Pant—Dr J M SCAT:
Penn—Jacob Keen - Capt J P Smith, A
ATerander, George W (UMW, Adam Hooter-
Mall.
dotter—Aleti' Shannon. ineenit Crotzer,
Hon John Ilosterninn, John Mabel, Janice
McClintock, John K Runkle, A A Kerlin.
ifutilt—J A Lukene, Joseph Williamson,
Levi Reynolds.
Smog?. Shoe —to IT Yeager, J C Tiankin.
Ajoiog—D N Fortney, Saint Tibbetts,
John P Mitchell.
Taylor—Jsetlh, Snyder.
froioc—Jail P Unit.
(Volker—Rantll Lash, John Miller, John
S Swartz.
WGlrth—Joltn Ti Merited'.
On molitm of Iron. Nil am Allison,
JJlin 11. Orvis, Esq , stns nominated . as
Centre Cotitily's choice for President
Judge of the 25th Judieiai District,
.and
on motion of Samuel Gilliland, Esq., the
nomination was made unanimous. C. T.
Alexander then , offered the following
resolution, which passed unanimously.
/trsolcrif. That John G. Orris, the unani-
None ohiiice of Centre °Dant) for President
Judos of the 25th Judicial District, he and
be is hrralty ataorlaad to .appoint three
conferees to. meet the conferees from the
other counties composing the District.
Mr. ()rids appointed Ron. T. Slt
-gert, lion. C. T. Alexander and John P
Mitchell, , as the Judioal Conferees
On motion of C. #r Alexander, D
flush was nominated as the choice of
the Diiinoeraliii
for Congress in this district, and on inO
don of lVilliam Allison to make the nom
ination unirnQlous, a row nays occurred,
and A A Kerlin, Lsq elated that hr
desired to nominate Mr Hunter, but had
foricotten his given name. Mr. Hunter,
being present, thanked tho oonvilntlon
and declined the nomination, after which
the motion of Mr: Allison was once more
put and carried. with one dissenting
vote.
'On rob/ion-of Min. John llosterman,
the convention proceeded to choose con
gressional confere'esi when the following
names were placed' in noniGuiltiiiii: • .
Edward Pens,
John T. Hover,
Wm Allison, Jr.'
C. I) Keller,
• John S POllbdfoot,
Fred, Kurtz.
• S. T Shugart.
4 011 , 1 P. •
S T. Shugart and Fred Karr:, having
withdrawn their names, convocation was
proceeding to ballet for ttzit Roes sank
dates, when Ca fit. Jame+ P. Smith took
the floor in favor c d Mr. Bush being al
lowed the same courtesy which vrasiex
tended to Mr. Orvis, and said there was
no reason why Mr. Bush was not rn
every way worthy of thismark of emzfl
dence from the Democracy of the county.
After Mr. Smith had concluded his re
marks, Mr Alexander, spoke in favor of
the same object, trd said that the reason
why it was proposed To deny to Mr,
Bush the courtesy which had always
been extended to others in his position
was not because of any hostility' to
him, but. Mouse It was understood that
if .tr Bush was allowed to select his
conferees, lie would choose such persons
as would go for L. A. Mackey, as the
second choice of the Centre county De
mocracy as a candidate for Congress.
Mr A then presented thirclaime of Mr
Mackey with great force, read a commu
nication from that gentleman endorsing
the Democratic plattbrmand'the position
of the Democratic party in general. On
motion of lion. Wm Allison, D. O. Bush
was then allowed to choose his own con
ferees from thosa who had already been
placed in nomination, when he selected
Edward Petits, Keg., John T. Hoover,
F.sq , and Hen. Wm. Allison, Jr.
P. Gray Meek was then nominated by
acclimation for Assembly. .
11. Y. Stitzer, Esq., was then nomina
ted for District Attorney, when, on mo
tion of Felix Mullen, the nomination was
made by acclamation
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for County Commissioner, with
the following result.
John Bing'
Joseph McCloskey
Mr. Ding haring neoettetl a 'major ty
of the votee cast, was declared to be the
nominee of the Convention for I,:ounty
Cemminsiober.
Tho Convention next proceeded to bet
lot for County Auditor, with the follow
ing result.
D H YesiorlB
George W Jae)teen . 12
John flishel ( Potter twp) 25
Joss* hl 6
' No candidate having received a major
ity of the voles cast, a second ballot was
had, which resulted as follows :
D H Yeager 12
George W. Jackson ~ 5
John Rishel (Potter twp)........... ' 3%
Joreph M Wi110n...,..—"
John BJabQl ttaiing recelv'ed a major
ity of the votos oa st, :was unanimously
dealared the chorea of the Convention
for county Audilei..
A county Surveyor was nest balloted
for, which ballot resulted as follows t •
HJ Deshler.
William P Mitchell
William P. Mitchell, receiving. s ma.
.fority of the votes oast was declered ilie
unanimous choice of the Convention for
'county Surveyor. I
The following resolution one tins&
mously adiipted : - . .
Resolved, That we hereby cordially. en
done the Demberstle platfornie 'adopted at
Now Torii and Harrisburg, and-pledge the
enthusiast% support of the Democracy of
cellino.ffpin f)thvjklptlqua t t, Eltatet
Local 'tickets.
Mr. Bush, Mr. Orvid and Gen. Wm H.
Blair, then addressed the Convention in
able and eloguent''Flieechen, after * Which
the Convention selected Hon. C. T Alex
ander as a Delegate to the [date Conven
tion, to be held on the fourth of March
next, by acclamation. The Conventibn
then )instructed him to support Hon.
!Hester Clymer for Governor, amid
great enthusiasm, wh Mr. Alexander
stated that be would rather support Mr.
Clymer for that position then any other
person on earth.
D.'Shugert, FAT, was then elected
Chairman ot the Vennly Committee by
acclamation, after which the Convention
adjaurried.
Jolla 1411 ":" 13114 Stcretaries
a F. Fortrigav
—our friends, who desire to hear
he interesting address upon the poll! ical
issues of the day, should not rail to attend
the meeting of the "Democrutio Aemoci
tion of Bellefonte,"• on .4a turday moat,
next, at 8 o'clock, P. M., at the room of
the Associatien,2nd floor, DuSh's Arcade.
All are cordially invited, and we trust
the number present will ho large.,
POST I*# ' DRAMATIC Cow.
PANT played to very good honees while
111 oqr place. The playing was good as
was also tho scenery. Miss Sylvester
was acknowted by all to be a Mar leer
forineV Putgueen and Lascell's lady
OAR A 019 to a goinT advantage. Taken
in all the company is excellent, and de
serves the patronage of all theatre going
citizens
Business Notices.
lIONIIT.-If you want good hooey, buy it
at Hoffer', cheap store.
—To all gentlemen who use tobacco, we
say a few Words in reference to where
they can get the best, and moat pleasant
chewing and 'making tobacco...lt is at
C. T. Frybarger's Tobacco Store. Ile also
he keeps s'
tleo keepall kinds of gents collars,
entre, co mb.., brushes, and all of chili be
sells very cheap. (live him a call.
—At the new Bakery, on Bishop street,
of 8. J. McDowell, Is the place to get good
fresh Bread of all kinds, and the best of
Cakes, Pies, nista and foe Cream. Ile Is art
old hand et tht - husiness, and knows how to
pt up a splendid cake and a nice dish of
lie had a splendid room fitted up
for the reception of guest", give hmt a call
and you will not fail to call again Ile is
iieitsr and obliging.
WHICH 19 Trill 51ST rawitr SEWING WA
entma I—An opinion worth something, ta
ken from the &Irmo:fir American, the best
and highest authority on Mechanical im
provements and invention.. It says:
.We ate having %great many inquiries for
Sewing Machinert from various parts of the
country, and . ria rite sennot conveniently re
ply to them,all by Mail, we have thought it
proper to state our opinion in regard to
them in this patio Manner. life have used
Wilson's patent, risme fari
taliWd by •OM
Wheeler A Wilson Maria tacturing Company
and we can say to regard to ft, that it is with
ma a rive/. It is simple, not easily put out
of order, and, in point of effectiventis aid
knish, n• other =Shine stands a head of it.,
We state this much in regard to the excel
lent machine on our own responsibility."
Theft machines are fur sale at Harper
firothers Store on Spring street, Bellefonte,
and by the traveling agent, Thos. Patton
13 32 ft •
'They made her a grave Vet cold and damp
No- a soul so honed and trite.'
If they had been wise, the dire neceesity
of opening the pyre for one au lovely might
have been averted. Plantation Bitters, if
timely used, are sure to 'rescue the young
and level), the middle-aged and the tiling,
from confirmed sickness. Almost all die-
COl6lll have their beginning in some digit
difficulty of the stomach, which would even
tuate in Dyspepsia. Headache, Liver Corn•
plaints, Night Sweats, Consumption, Death.
Plantation Bitters will prevent these pre
monitory symptoms, and keep the blood pure
and the hea.th good. While they Diuigur
te the system, they enliven the mind.
REAL ErrAve.--11s.ving associated my
self with W. P. Laidley tf: W. IL liogeman
Attorneys at law of Charleston West Va.
In the purchase d sale of real estate and
the sale of rea estate on commission we
offer is these is may wish to purchase, a
large numb of splendid Farms with Houses
out House 4 . c., all in good repair. Also
rich coal nd timber Latvia and town pro
perty. hese lands are situated on the
great K new Eta River and iti.tril?utarien
The Ka swim valley Is celebrated for its
fine climate and in beauty and fertility is
not surpassed by any in 1,0 state.
13-23 3m • R. Unsafe.
ONLY • racer, sin! - There is a great
deal or quiet, unostentatious charity in the
world, after all! This thought occurreil to
es as we obserred,a bright-eyed little street
sweeping girl collecting in nick!es from
such passers by am wore disposed to bestow
them. These "droppers of an unconsidered
trifle" were numeroue- - - - suelciently en, we
marked, to warrant the little recipient in
in the cou'rse of a few minutes In advising a
youthful ootemportry lass opposite corner
this her aggregate rarviple hid stirred,.
swelled to a "quitter." A'od we 'feather 4.
fterveA that Most of the dembrsilid skte.set.
nobly—with no *lead; kruciging' air, itat'ii
though it were a snit pleasure Wei lore hi
see charity worthtlf Cornered, and properly
performed i It has a salutary influence; and
Just snob Influence is derived from the pres
ent» lh a family of the inhattable "Harley
Shekel' Cooking' gliive Ttligenial house
hold oompaaio* is to the 'eery 'maid, of its I
peiiblailty, orders dewing in fruits all fear
tore It burns wood and coal with equal
eat& and ocartnny. Meagre. Stairs, Pelona'
& Co , Philadelphia, are the Manaficturors.
Ardti Imitations, For sale by W. W.
- -
Mir Mows' Teat..—Seeing several no
tioefAntiMikirkiiipapssge isetOtifa Wit a OW
of Mowers, an July so. fu }twice to all
parties concerned and the public in - generel,
I would say, that some, if not all the state
ments are considerablemerreggerated" in re.
gard to the points of merit, as reported by
the committee, consisting of M .
Carson, Wagner, Rohl and ,WIE. From.
Some of the statements claiming to have,
(we ■s a committee hereby certify *c.,) en
tirely contrary to the report of said emninit
tee. The aforesaid committee reported tkat
the Ilotheim had decidedly the lightest
draft ; the Keystone 2nd lighteet ; Excelsior
:Ird ; and Buckeye 4th in point of merit.
'filo committee 1111;0' reported at the same
time, that the Keystone cut the Jewell ( not
the hest 1 Yet iwo lays after, when the
hay was taken off, there could not be seen ■
particle of difference in the stubble. (This I
have from Ihree of the committee.) Nor
way there any merit claimed on low rotting
by either of the mehines, prior to the trial.
from the fact that all machines are consid
ered to cut low enough for'the good tit` tither ..
meadow or upland, light draft, simple con
ttruction, and another great pottit "durabil
ity" were the points claimed.
Now gentle representatives, be "honest'
and confess to the merits and demerits of
all machine,.
In regard to the next beet ufuchine (The
Iloffheim.) I saw nn graze In Mr. From's
meadow, that Would "keep the mules mo
ving pretty briskly," even had they been
attached to the llotTheim 'in either grass
grain.
Xny parsoi doubling thecorrectness as to
the *love report from *ail committee, can
addret etther,or all of them at Centre Hill,
Penn' I , Z. L. araaal.ea.
Time's fir.t footprints are wrinkles and
gray hair and although nothing hart been
disiovered to eradicate the former the latter
tipsy le easily obliterated by the use of
Ring,n Vegetable Ambrosia. We knew that
it will restore gray hair to its original color
and remove tkout the scalp all itching irrita
tion ,whether caused by dandruff or humors,
at the same time imparting to the hair that
glossy and beautiful look so much desired
13 30 4t
'MARRIED.
Qn the 2nd ult, by the Rev. A Ifred Yeo
mans, Mr. Simon Neighart to Miss Jennie
Rubinson, both or Walker, twp , Pa.
DIED.
Mottams—Ou the Lt inst., Mn. Mama.
ret Morrison, at Philipsburg, aged 80 years,
10 months, 10 days.
'S•musr. Llrros—prcomumption as thd
30th alt. •CJlNTiabarg, fiatapei Lipton aged
30. years
BOLT-OO Jta 9th. near koshannot,
Centre Co., Mrs. ary Bolt on the hut day
of her' 72tisi year.
The life of this azeellent lady waillpent
io oomparitive obscurity yet it stands tine
awing the many as en evidence that a prom.
inent,position Is not necessary to useful
ness. Mary Holt was born In Centre co.,
Pa., near the present •illiage of Zion, 6
iles .East ofllefonte, July 10, 1796.
United wits the Bellefonte church, under
tho pastoral charge of the Rev. J. Lind, D.
D., in 1812.:-13. Yarded in 1619, and
moved to Snow'Shoe in 1822. Bhe attend
ed the drat funeral in the !settlement, end
was present at the second birth, and all af
terwards for nearly 43 rears, waited n and
administered to all cows of sicknewe end
distress for mile* around during - that v4rind.
She was the mother of seven children.
Three only survive her. She also raised two
families besides bet own. her cares
throughout life wars incessant, being in limi
ted eireneistances and having the many dis
advantages, attendant on a pioneer life, to
contend with, and ell the neighborhood be
ing similarly siteated,demanded the greater
Deed tot her lemeeelent Dery ices.. She would
frequently, after a hard days work, leave
house, it all betintsif the night, In all weath
ers, and walk 1, 2 'and 3. wiles, speed the
night waltiegina eke aka. glegarli lag at sun -
rise and 'vertu' her work et salubrious du
ties jut isa if 'behalf netted the whole night.
It was a tepee* isiFityfientie fur her to tido;
over the mountain on horse back, a distance
of 20 miles, carrying a child on her lap and
a bundle besides, there not being a house or
inhabitant for lb mile'. She was ~never
known' to have •n enemy, or a quarrel!
with any one. Her whole life was in patient
keeping with hftr profession, and a living
exhibition of the principles of Christianity,
and her conduct towards these who might be
disposed to act unjustly Was such as to heap
coals of lire on their heads. -She 1.-eves au
aged husband, (a ruling elder in the Mg
hannon Church,) three children, revere)
grandchildren and a very large circle of
friends who deeply mourn a lose which to
hA is a gain. May her Ohara), and a double
portion of herepirit rest on her survivors
U. P.
The Bellefonte Market
The following are the quotations up to 5
o'clock on Thursday ,eveulsg, when our
paper went to.press :
White Wheat, per bushel"
Bed Wheat, per bushel
Bye, per bushel
Corn Shelled, per bushel 01d...,
Oats, per bushel
Barley, per bushel
Buckwheat, per bushel
Oloverseed, per beekieL.
Potatoes, per bushel.
Eggs, per doses
I eed) per pound—,
Pork, per pound
Kern, per .pmead,
TIIIIO W, per pawed...
Butter, per
Rags, per p0und.,... ,....,
Ground Plaster. per ton
EMI
'Netv Rbbertioe*lnitg.
CAUTION.
: All parlous ire isigided pot
to mod& with a dote lived bY 'me to the
amount 0/.50 to Jelia' N. Wagner, for will
not pay ituolerr oomPetisit
lil 32 311 , 1 a Or. USWbtIAUJ ti.
411 . 1,4ittpanFom,
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01110A00 PLATFORM
• Introresxoltnt reigns at the ,
X,141.10R STORE
In tbo marble trent. on
BISHOP STREI::IIIELLEFOITE
Where im kept conetnntly a full lupplio of the
ns pricee lower shun ran be found 'else
where outside of Philadelphia
His stock consists of the best
Old Rye,
Bourbon.
Monongahela,
k. Irish whisk".
/11oliand Gin
Cognineand
other Brandies
Jeinsica at
New England ,
Rum
_Altman,
.
Lisbon,
Sherry, ri
OEM
Riod■ Or •
ty rU ps
all of which ha iii polling so low ao to Aston
W
8 I 2
SHERIFFS S A6Mlilre
•-
By virtue of Sundry write of Levan
ratios and Venditioni lirpmna issued out
of the Court f common i!less of Centre
county tad to rots directed will be_ exposed
to public sale at the Court House in Bellefonte
on Monday the Roth day of August next,
the following property to wit:
All that certain lot or piece of ground lit
mus io Spring townshlp.Centre county, I's ,
oundgd by the Bellefonte and Lewistown
turnpike on the south and welt, east by land
of Henry Null and others, and on the North
by land of Erkenroth, containing there and
one fourth acres mare or less,thereon erected
a two story dwelling house and other out
!loadings. •
Seised taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Hugh B. Tate.
All the right title and Interest of damn
denton and to all that, oertain lot or piece
of ground situate in the Borough of Philips
' burg, Centre county, l'u., bounded and
described as follows to wit: on the north
b 7 Beaver street,' on the Net by South
Second street, on the south by lot of Jacob
11. Kepler, and on the west by land owned
by John R. White, containing about one
fourthir
acre more or less, thereon erect
led a I house ho.,
ii
'Seise taken In execution and to be sold
as the property of Joseph U. Jones.
,A SO
The following &scribed building and lot
of griund of Paul Bilkers, to - wit: a frame
barn situate in the township of Boggs in
said county of Centre, containing in front
fifty feet, and in depth thirty eight feet and
the track or parcel of land on which the said
frame barn a anda the said tract of land be
l.. bound 'oy lands of Georg: Walker, Jacob
Walker and others, lying on Wallace' Run,
baring the Bellefonte and Snow Shoe Rail
Road running through said tract, emetaining
sixty noses more or less.
Belted taken in execution sad to be sold
es the property of Paul Bilker.
A cortsia Irx , t plea, of land situate In
Rash township. Centre county Pa , Spruce
Creek turnpike running through. said tract..
bounded on the south and east by lands of
Lyon Shorb a Co., and on the north and
east by lands of Morgan Hale 6 Co., con
taining one hundred acres more or less.theris
on erected a log and a frame dwelling house
of two stories each and a frame stable.
Poised taken in execution sod to be sold
as the property of George Vaughn.
gale to commence et one O'clock, of Raid
day.
Sheriff's Office D. Z. KLINK.
Bali,iferata Pa., 13•304 t
PENNSXLVANiA, CBNTIVB COUNTY,
BS : IJ. P. °aghast, clerk of the
orphan's court of maid county of ca lrr , do
herebrcertlfy that at an orphan's co eld
at Bellefonte the 27th dgk, of April A., D.
1868, before the honorable. the judge's of
said °carton mottos a rule was granted
upon the heira"and representatives of John
deceased, to come into eOl3ll. on The
fourth Monday of August next, and accept
or refute to accept at the - •aluatlon and ftp•
points, or to show canoe why the real Witte
of said deceased should not beeteld.
In testimony whe eof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of mai
court at Bellefonte the 27th Icy of April A,
D , 1868.
13 30 3t
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of admlniatrstion on the
eat ato of Michael Eason, late of Hash town
ship, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned,he requests all persons knowing
themselves iudebted to said estate, to make
immediata.piyusent, sad awe hiving alalms
against the same, to present them duly au
tbonticated for settlement.
AUSTIN KERIN, Osceola Mille
13 28 fit , A dominiotraior.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Farm for rale bordering on
the town of flublersburg, in Walker town•
'hip, Centre County, within five miles of
railroad and two miles from coal -mine,
about .ONE 11UNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, cleared and in a good 'Mateo( aulti.
ration. The balapce well timbered, the
whole tract Is drat fate lime alone land with
an apple and peach oroh'ard',. , Warm at ten
mires bearing yearly. two 'itirellteg Imams
thereon; a well of good wider at the door, a
large bank barn, with power house attached
Also an elegant water power for a gristmill
or factory and plenty of iryn ore thereon.
furtlme‘intbrmatioti tall at the premises.
' ANTHONY CAREER
12 10
$3 00
SI 25
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p l 4 0
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2 60
ME!
Came to the residence •of the sub•
scriber, In Half Moon township, on the 26th
dn . ! of July, one Bey Mare. about ten years
eld The owner is requeted ks 11011111
ward. prove property, pay charges and take'
her way, otherwise she will be dispelled of
ae the Ws directs
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D. Z. KLINE,
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JOHN A. HUNTER.
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REuisncireplioveEs.
The I'olliffill4 a:counts have boon
examine?"ami pasied by toe, and remain
filed of record in thisellicl for the inrpeetiow
of heirs. legatees, crelfitors and all otheri
any way interested, and will be presented tb
the Orphan's Court of Centro coenty to
held at . Bellefonte, for
,allononej.pad cen 4 e 7
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motion, oediesday, the filti) , 4o, of Au
gust, A, 1018158.", '
1. Tho account of .I(;nothan WcWillisupd
exeeetor of the lost will and testament 14
'William Misilejr,late of limpets' townshiP"
deceased. , .
The ai , eolint of Andrew dtegg and Elf.
ea Mitchell executors of the last will and
testamenhpf noire Mitchell lete,of
Belle
fonte, dicetteed.
3 Thd &count of A. J Graham (Sethi')
ndminist retui's,d, 4r y(ii i iines trraham, late
of Philtpsbdtg. CrAtle county, deceased.
'4 The tined srecettitt of Eftoon Voneda,
ri
eeutor of this rest voll and testmr.ent of Pe
ter Vonnele w hoe ,dh!l bhy, dee'd.
5 , The account at Tito es Bisnhart., ad
ministrator of rto, of Philip Barnhart,' late
of lloward township, deceased
Finnl agleam* •tsfr Itudobh Pletcher,
guardian of tatharine Shank and David bf.
Shank. miner ebildreit of If athan Bban ,
late of Centre county, dcceasid..
7 Tbesaceisant of Vowels dq1:11.
Guardian of Aralodla ,m. Shuttle and I.ra Q.
Ethadle, tninor,eblidien of Martha Shadle,
late of Centre county. deceased.
8 I* noctnag. if Armen Outweilet. Ituar
dinn of Mary Oeietweitc(now Mary litover,)
Wllltatn dwietweite and Sarah Unflawed!,
(nnw Sarah Condo), miner children and
heirs of gleorgslinistwcite, late of Raines
decesegd.
9 The pccount of James H. Mitchell, rig
mlnietraffir of do, of 'Robert F. Barren, late
of Verguson tuwuabip, deceased.
19 The acettuenV of R, D. Onininlngs, ad
iiini.trator die, of Sarah Cummings, late
of the borough of Bellefonte deoeseed.
11 The account of Amos Clemson, guar
dian of Perry, holomon. Clary aryl Jefferson
Gates, minor children of David 'Hates, late
of Ferguson township. deceased.
12 The account of Sathuel Rider sihd
Amelia Idler, adwinin rotors of de, of Wil
liOM Itaki,hop of ifarpeen
13 Tlf6 aNsount of Martha Btaiker, admin
istrator of de. of Jobe Striker, late of Fer
guson towurhip, deceased.
14 The final account of George Living
ston, executor of he, of Rebecca Unions,
late of BelleTonte. deceased.
Jr The account of David Arson and Wil
liam Jr., executors of the lut will
and testament of Gemge Allison, late of
Gregg township, deceased.
16 The account of George Johnstonbangh
executor of the last will and testament of
John Hulbergar, lota of Harris twp. deed.
17 The account of Joseph Baker, executor
of the last will and testamen6 of Alinibun
Haldeman, late of Harris township, deo'd.
18 The account of John Irwin, jr, guar
dian of Elizabeth Harrold, minor child of
C. W. Harrold, late of Centre county, ch ild
19 The account of Joseph V. Williams,
admittistrator of *to of William McDonald,
late of Huston township,.deceased.
20 The account of Ilexekiah Hoy, execu
tor of the last pill and testament of John
Hoy, late of Haab:trough of Bellefonte, deo'd.
- 21 Bopidetoeittary screount of Robert
Cooke Executor of the last will and testa
ment of William W. Cults, late of the bor.
ougD of Milesburg, deed
27 The account of Cithezine Campbell
Illreutrix of the last will sod testament dll
H. B. Trcsiyulny, late of the borough of
Bellefonte, d d.
23 The account of George W. Bomberger
administrator of rfc., of Jertniab Mayes, late
of Benner township, deceased.
24 The account of George W. Rumbargir
administrator of ac., of Puellx Lee, bete of
Banner township, deceased.
25 The account of William F. Reynolds
and George M. Yreern. Biecotors of the last
will and tenement of John 1. Durieini, late
of the borough of Bellefonte, deceased.
26 The account of Bewail Frank. Guar
dian of Dellis Sholloaltior child of Phillp
Shall, late of Clinton county, deceased.
27 The account of Samuel Frank, Broca.
for of the Last will and testament of Chris
ten Dauchenbach late of Mlles township
deceased.
2K The account of William Thompson
and George E. Wasson, administrator's of
se , of Jacob llouser,lats of Harris township,
deceased.
J. Y. OZPHART, Ifirgister
4300k0 itnb 56tationetir,
B II3LBB
Ro. 9 Containing six plates, Psalms
in metres. Peachy Record, 9111
back and sides, $3,T 5
No. 11 Containing ten plates, Apocry
pha, oonoordanee psalms, family
record, bounded as no 9. 44,25
No 11 P. Some arranged with Photo
graphs, $4,56
some with photograPis and clasp,
$5,00
Na. 12 Contalcing 20 plaice And saws
as No li. 46
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plain gilt edge•, 44,00
same trial clasp and gilt. 40,0 0
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One, $1,60
urns line mor3cco full guilt and
• clasp. 47,50
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ter quality and higher prices. They are all,
Headings Bibles.
BINDING WARRANTED,
and are far superior to those gettestilp for
the purpose of being hawked about dialogs
tty and sold at extertioitary prt6 6 4, •
12-46 tf. OEO. LIVINGSTON.
LIVINGSTON'S BOOK STOKE.,
The undersigned MTh* New Boon,
in the North end of the Brolterboff row, on
the Southwest Corner of the Diamond, still
kelps on itemd his IMO I.assuricianrof
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Albums, Rotary Albums, (intim tnsletitklillo
Blank Books and Stationary/ Legal Bllmeksi
Metallic Slates, /to., Ao.` Be ul ale* the
Agent for Centre County for tim tetreslue
doe and sale or Parker A Watson's Read
ers, ,Raub' -eller', Clark's Grammars,
Broors Arita mottos, 'footfalls's &aligns
pities, Martindale's History
. of doe Called
StAtes, and Wright's Orthegroby.
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