ihe — Democraiic Watchman.
BELIeEPoNTE, PA
Friday Morning, March IS, 1870
ANNA t. DICKINSON
The undersigned berg the pl easure to an
Meuse. to the public se enliertment With hi i"
awn Dimino, by wthott she grebe to deliv
er e lecture in Bellefonte,
Os MONDAY EIIIN/NO, MARCO ItSTe
the subject of which will be:ibatioutaed In due
Owe. Alias PIeRIRSON I e widely celebrated
thsoughout the country, and is really s most
eioqtreni and entertaining epeaket, Posseesing
a finely educated intellect, and haring the ad.
vantage or, en attractive person null graceful
address, 4tth undoubted culture and reline-
rent, nhe may be expected to fill any 11,111 to
Its fullest extent, and cannot fall to please,
As thin W fU be'tho first visit of this youngtand
talented lady to Delleionte, and mny, perbnre
also Do the teat one, our athieo to everybody
is to go and hear her
Owing to the tart that we ere obliKetl to pny
NU.. Dickill9oll fifty dollars more than wo paid
Mir Greeky, the price of ltd.) vis wn will Ur
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NAVERVID Stars
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Ali uir tho former 0yt . ..4011, u,. >lw n cud.,
ID? to mi.ka Ps vi)l,,t•ty 34 comfortable m• imq
sible, ued tionv 01i) at, W' tal 111
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THINGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY
—Muddy road, and muddy .treytA
Ate now nll the go,
—Brainerd black eye is at last
explained. Ile s alked fair and •quart
ar,ai nat. a l nut-hole
L- --Ili , . great oys e lit_llexluidr u a uill
On doubt dram. hirai. cross 1- or s
I=l
For , lah• alit ,r
of llnrn•borg .till/' 6: , /wrl, and pr..-
sent tutr Librarian. v. a- in town 1.14
Friday and :•;attirda
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Lsrl , ilitz 11 , Ni I,r c.,ti
litiett to hi:, re:startle() by 11110 ,,
is, we arti.ghtel ttimx., about again
tilts of 4146 paper can be
found in New York, Ii e office of (co
w.. 1/ , vrtl-10':
No :0) Pork Row•
—NVt. (/‘ vr,
Ent wr (lon t w nnt tit Isq jilt it Th,
di...A,. to trii, r.. g 1,11111',W
a Radical electlon board, and about as
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-Aft udjourned court m
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dignlio‘d frienth,Judge. 1111,1»iti,1
--The lootore of Arum 1)1t kito•ott
wlll be gi cen to Iteyrod , l, elccutst now
11.e=sers est -eat' Ist, ts-w tt,t. , t sle
(o ot go Patton s It., ' , loco, %hot.
dt:lLfrl.lll or Ihr 14441, , inn 14,• -4•4•41
TIP" , w1%11111:; t ,O %.•4
It out”, ill they MU going hi%t
lIAT.—We wt.d,
(.. .\ on stroi t,
Other (la% , with it new re
be got ,t or. 1,,v Ito got ,t t /snow
but otipposo tomaioriv travr It to him
It waN Alloy.to%v-mpr.
and impr ,•
ot,d ven t'y toe, good upvour
utco mkt,ltly
TANI TO 111, f lit.sl Ai RAN
AA 0 SA Lil.)?: K EF:14:10. II per,olß,
intending to DNA) , for hcen...4, ut the
1461 term of Court must tile their ap
plications on or before the tlr , t Monday
of April; otherwise, they cannot be pre
sented to the Court.
RAlr.nom) ESTII4(I.—We are in
forpeed of a railroad rueetirg at Tyrone
last Saturday, at which was present our
friend, the inevitable "McCracken,"
alias larainerd, alias "dander Legs "s‘
Ile got there in bad plight. When he
Lift hero be had on "thorn" tight boots,
but was obliged to take one of them MT
and put oil . a slipper. A friend of ours,
who saw bim at Milesburg, after lie had
boon down telow on a collecting tour,
and prior to his embarkation for Ty
irons, says ho presented a truly deplora
ble aspect. 'Ho was all over mud ; his
stockings were down at his heels, and
►i s slipper would hardly stay on hie
foot. He got on the train for Tyrone,i
muttering 'cuss" words, because a cou
ple of friends whom he 'expected to ac
company him didn't, make their appear
ance. He wanted to "take something."
Wog but, owing to his recent obligations
to she Temperance Society, was obliged
to content himself with pop and cold'
want,. Bo was,"we are, Informed, in a
bad humor all the way to Tyrone, and
wee away eonciliated by tho opportunity
given him to make a speech. Of this
speech, we presume, the least that 1! •
said, the bettor. We met bim on
day after his retnim. He had regained
his siquanimity, and was affable as uln
a/.
TIIK CONCII III Off EIATIMIDAT
—Bellefonte showed her desire tog
tronize.home entertainments last Sa -
day night, when so many of her eat
zens turned out to Mrs. Dunham's con
cert. There must have been five hun
dred portions present, a fact BIM made
Mrs. Dunham's benefit of some conse
quence to her. The exercises wore well
conducted, and on the wholii gave gen
eral satisfaction, as showing the profi
ciency of the pupils and the skill.and
accomplishments of the teacher. There
was plenty of outside talent assisting,
among which' was that celebarted quar
tette, Messrs. Blanchard, Harris, Mont
gomery and Hibler. These gentlemen
added much to the pleasure of the occa
sion, and wlipa vociferously encored.
They sang several pieces, among which
was the' beautiful air of Nora O'Neil,
which they had to repeat. Messrs.
Fred. Smith and Frank Green " (lid "
the instrumental part on the big and lit
tle fiddle-, handsomely, and all went
merry as a marriage (not a Seward)
bell. Where all did as well as could be
expected, it might SONO in Thjioll.9 to
mention any in particular, and yet we
feel like stsiLir that Miss Emma Wag
ner, Miss late FOrey, Mo; Itebecilt
Me'Ginley, and- Miss EAller I; robllM
have especially sort and pleasant voice-,
and WPM to be more than ordinarily good
Singer, The laughable scene of the
"Grecian !lend created much mouse
fmint, There were several beautiful
tableau a, all of which were well gotten
up, exhibiting much taste Mrs Dun
ham had everything nicely arranged,
and there was no confusion, and but it
few trilling rei.talds The smaller
por
lwn Of Ole pOrfOrillOrei enj,',ed the occa
sion iminen,ely, and added their little
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voices to tho general harmony. Alto•
getimr the cnnet r4.a.va= n sticce,', and a
are plemed to know that .1r• Uimhnw
1,01/.'d n htuul•omm profit offer Illf e‘•
pen.,
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ca% er had t 11:,Ile11z,ed the
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anr partiality flt. nil %%11 , , howl by the
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4..0tb nit the t a tor) of the I.•w
or the lulwt I,' lhl. 1'11 4 .• Thenp
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but 1 , 11.. '1'.14 . had 111114 h more
than ttint.•ritil to plio.,e tho other
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in, I'lll.lll 111111 v,ettinit up (Ills
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ble It •t rat , -. I. rult thoir
;oil tact OA g . ) 4 1 ,111, 1 flit lent teach..r-,
that the; Ln , ,tt h p, train Ow
mind, and that they 110' niiiv
to Ih.•l4ll l ,lrtaric.. la . irr 4 a 1 4 , mil
fin lidat.l , ,n fur n fain ftt 0.4/12,1111,,t1
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Scho. , l }/n. be m n IIIi u strur;o:
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which is
The siihject cipereenees at tho incipi
ent stage a alight tingling in the eye and
a certain faintness of vi.don. By and
by the tingling changes into a dull e on .
tuitions pain, extending to the lids, which
get very red. The sclerotic coat loses
its clear whiteness, sad the iris and the
pupil are more or less affected.
This disease spread in the aforesaid
.choral until its number was reduced
nem ly one-half It attacked tho leacher
as vigorously as any of' the pupils. It
sr:cup., too, that this complaini is not
confined to this sehnol. Last evening I
was informed by the teacher of Murray's
school, in Gregg township, that quite a
number of his pupils were afflicted shni
lar/y. Arid there is reason to believe
that "sore oyes" are not confined to
thee. As to the cause or causes wo aro
left to speculate. Will some physician
please furnish us some light on the sub
"ect ? a.
A DARD.—Feeling under many H.
gations ,to those friends who so kiddly
assisted at my late Concert, I °wish them
one and all to accept. my sincere thanks
the newspatiers . of the county, which
contributed so much to my success;
the Milesburg Vtring-Band, for the
sweet and heautiful music, and the pub
lic for their kind . appreciation of the
Whole, have placed me under renewed
bbligations.
M as. M. S. DUNIIANI.
—Sutler fell to the depth of about
fcrurteen inches horo on Tuesday, night
last. As wo write this item:the sleigh
bells are jingling merrily. And this the
middle of March, too.
Primeß.rtertort.—A very interesting
occasion was that at the Presbyterian
Sabbath school room,, on Sunday Vie
noon last, the animus of which was t he
desire to boar testimony to the worth of
a deserving and selfsacrkflcing young
lady, Miss Nannie Ammerman, a
young woonaFt who has long boon con
nected with our public, schools hero in
the capacity of a teacher, and who is al
so a teacium e tw thb Sunday school above
mentioned, hiving made up her mind to
go South as an instructor of the freed
mon,,in accordance with the designs of
the Presbyterian church. a largo assem
binge, including a number of strangers,
met in the S tbbath school room to show
their appreciation of her unselfish and
christian conduct, and to present to her
some testimonial of their respect and
good will. The gifts of the occasion
consisted of a. handsome writing desk,
presented by the teachers of the Sabbnth
school, a volume of "Spurgeon's
Thoughts of the Morning,'' presented
by the ladies of the prayer-meeting to
which Miss Amingraan belonged, and
Poke's Commentaries on the Con -
Naion of Faith," presented by the Su
perintendent. Gen. Jileaver made the
presentation speechas i in behalf of the
presentors and Rev Mr. Wiley respond
ed on the part of Miss Ammernfitm The
occasion is described no n most interesting
one, in which much feeling wns mani
fested
Miss Ammerman left hero fur Con
cord, North Carolina, on IlfoiidliOli4l,
attended by the good wishes and heart
felt regrets of all her ncquaintanct»ind
the community in general To the peo
ple among whom she goes, we can com
mend her as an intelligent and moot de
,,erring young lady, who soil) be an or
nament to society, and a faithful and
conscientious instructress
THE DI. It I 11.1 , ..1 I'M" -Alin let
hno of ilickinson, on the 2tttii in
~bmt, fillr to drew n lary• crowd
mild, in!MW US tin. , filet, it will lr mit in
tagt,,i , I.) nil j irtln to obser 1' thl . 14d
lowint,:hifit•+
ion th. 0 , 1,1
(in 111 , 4 e% ening
1 Ihut ftrgerveil `rut. rein hr lend
uk' Ilt Ger,rge l'ittton's .1, n lry
on H. ;;;:i fly ,trpct
Thr . t por,ote.
et"; rnti+t pay the money when they
FrAti , otherwine they will not
lOC 1111.1 for them
3 That i•iiatsi will bri .I.t. apart Tir
fidk, that no filler ra,,• aill he
.11-vii-I , A by 44. cifi.lo pro \ 11111 h t 4. (111
That no drunken nr /11-nrde:l 11011
1110 will he nthnitted,
5 That the train for Loel, llat•rti
Tint leave here that night until half after
nine n'y'lon k, thin giving all Ih people
Lrlow
=IEEE
Y Tlint ttse mitnitgenwrit sill ..n.1,.it%
or to oink, er)l
1. old,
Thal 1).(6111
II I.' Wl , ' Will be Breals,
gnu ..f lior in•w anti t:1,,,t popular Iri
ant m, t. v. r‘
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A Rot NI, flip. N ri%
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of ti 11114 ..%11)1,11.1.rik Mist I
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an I Tili , dll . ‘ c%, , 11111g, XI It .1
liEll
pi t t,rittli it 4rt I•.tir I r.•-
hind and nnnin4 l I rIJ, n I. 11 with
mit! and 111%trilt, don,
, lir-t i las, 1,01 . ) awl
a I'll r/, IVI. Ilre 11,--11rv.1 I,‘• •
J. Q `-;
st.,l tliu3e who nave Nero tLei
that thi• chnipaii) ntr vo , rtit ttt
and that thou' perr,ritiatlcen aro :;f the
Ittgltost I,,,twetabtltty lfur Iri ,, ltn•ti,,w
I it, 4111,wi1l pi) (10,11ot ho ' , peel/111V
filVtl.4ql atiltthilt and they
will 1111%.1, un opportunity to Bee a ropre
sentation on a large ..eitlo,o4 tho beauti
ful lakes of Killarney by moonlight,
and other lovely scenes w Erin --green
Islo of tho ocean Tho houre will no
doubt IM a cruwdud one See advertise
ment
- We direct Alton I.lorl to the lid -
verti„einent, in another place, headed,
"School in the Mountain , . " The in
stitutiora that it described under this
caption is a first cleat academy, the
Principal of which is en experienced
educator and who has tinder Irrni pro
fessors and' teacher Aof rare ability anti
accomplishnrunts. The institution has
been divided into throe departments,
"Primary, " In terniediate," and ••Col
legiate," and the course of study is so
arranged as to be entirely copse/Pent
while it advances the pupil rapidly.
Turn to the advertisernr•nt and read it
carefully.
D. Frank Druckemiller,
formerly foreman of this office, but now
of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, will take to
himself a wife on Tuesday morning
next, at eight o'clock. Th 6 fortunate
lady is Miss Mary McFadden. We ac
knowledge the receipt of un invitation,
but home duties will deprive us - of the
pleasure of attending on the joyful cere
monial. Our beat wisbea are with the
happy couple.
—Both sides of the Bush Ennui
havo been lettered,.the effect of which
is very striking. When entirely finish
ed, the lotions win be gilt.
.rtunit‘• 1.. ~int
1 li t 1111 .
MEE
SOld INOR. —More al - embers - arc
wanted in the (load Templar Lodge i f
this place, and a bettor attendance II
those who are members would inure te
the advantage of the order.
—Gander Legs, having reformed,
now swears that the liquor traffic must
be put down. Ho used to put dow'n a
good deal of the liquor.
—Our merchants are getting ready
for their spring stocks, determined to
bringitn the finest assortment ofgoods
over brought to Bellefonte.
Fred. Kurtz made his usual
weekly visit to Bellefonte on Liciniey
and called at our sanctum.
—We understand that our genial
Mr. Robert I. Duncan, is in the
coon business. He got Ilia fingers bitten
the other day, since when he has been
careful about where he puts them. We
think Mr. 1). ought to have abandifhed
his coonish proclivities, after the death
of Henry Clay and the disintegration of
the Old Whig p4ty. But such is the
force of habit.
—Bead the circular of Zimmerman
Bros Ar. Co , that ReColllpanie this
sue of the WATeIIMAN
-I)avid Yoh II WIN Offer at, public
nalo a lot of personal property, at hex
about one 0111 e west of the
Agricultural College, on 'foesany, It
_9th instant - Among other thonzi he
offers a flue pen) and u W,oll
rill 'eh urw
--The question itsit%lilio is the
ties girl lira not et been determined by
the young men's t hri.tinn nsioseintion
eCnickeli," of the Notoird,
Could tell
—Gvorgi• Itrylin and 1. , ,(4)
s r rulnlni`n(V•d pa) inf.; wit
er change We oceitcloestlly, there
faro, get It I)etteoerittte leen
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it 1131 n 1,04 ' AVillinru Gatolor
..:•• o. quite fin
~ lontitolorb of 41n•
gone by, such its lemon !;col and "Rich "
(nir friend, Nina Ihude3, who
brooght the hill. of thy• Si l'utru
lli. ..Dive to idintod,
own reAporp , ilnhty , dgnod mom
"hl Patrick." and antno wog, notirdng
tilt Ivid.l with It lend tlell tile Millie
Jut after "St Potrj, k '
tbend'ow, now go., by the 11111111'
of Dooli•N
lIIM
I I r.• rolorination Or our jolly food
'mild, \V A 'l'obot., F-1 wit;
joined the tiomi Temrinri
of. I'.nz,6•t iRr
r" , I ll.r Bing nn g, .11 for Ihr
\• eool rparklmg water
—.lames II punkin, E.ii , returns
hi , ditin k • to pers, on, w 1111%1
made prompt rt•turni but
,tt) lot " fm.
11 r. Mar) It titteparkl, of 1t... Is
f..ttl, Illtnul,, a lady who har, drvoted
Iwt gws and talent• th the temper
a/li, 1.0,', watt tklivrr a fret. lectart.
of the hall. in this plan•, o n
rikai ISatiiiilayi evening, under I ; ,, m1
TeNll,ll' 1111 plePs lecttire will
I in the Lodge rvuau or iu
the of the Young bleu's Christi/sr:
The public generally are
invited to attend.
—St. Patrick's Day was celebrated
hero in line style by our Irish fellow cit
izen•, composing the St. Patrick's Sons
Temperance, who paraded the streets
with a band of music and the banner of
Green Erin floating above them In
the evening a lecture was delivered in
the Court /louse by Rev. Father Browir7
of Loretta.
LKTTKK YHOM EN LKa..—TlO fol
lowing letter Irorn the great Southern
hero, (kn. Robert E Lee, in reply to
one Bent him by Mr. Brainerd, on be.
half of the lecture management, hue
been received
/4‘XINOTON VI , 11111r011 I I, Hall
Pear Sir It will be out of my power to de
liver a lecture at Bellefonte as proposed In
your letter of the nib Mot. I am not In the
habit of delivering publio let turoe nor would
I
itbe convenient for me to do so. hope (h e r o .
fore that you will ozone, me fur declining
your kind oiler.
Very respectfully
Your Ob't isn't
W. 11. H. BavixeaD, E 4144
RXMOVAL —Our friends, Foster, Dev
ling &Wilson, merchants, will remove,
in a few days, to the Turner building,
on Allegany Street, fermerly occupied
by Loeb, May & Loeb. Their numer
ous customers will therefore p/oase take
notice. Messrs. Foster, Dealing, &
Wilson are among our most reliable
arid enterprising business men, and ire
regret to lose them from this end of
town.
LOOK OUT TOR THEM. I, IR reported
that sharpers are now visitlng country
towns for the purchase of poultry with
counterfeit greenbacks. Dealers and
furl:non should be on the . watch for
them.
--The following poem, dedicated
to Mrs. mg*, yilonljoes on tie ft.
of her two children, cannot fa o
be Consolatory to ber grieved and striek
en heart. Mrs. Valentine's little ones died
of what is suflposed to have been malig
nant scarlet fever, very attddenly. Thq
lines are beautiful :
Win thnoalowa, Feb. 27th, INN.
AVISOMINNULT dedicated to cousin Metals Val
entine, on hearing the sad news of the death
of her little darling's, E van and Jennie,
Tht;ti Mutt twn little imp& waiting for then
On theiteatitiful banks of the crystal sea;
Net Impatiently wall your do 'Priv thorn,
Fur smile. light up their brortn no fair;
And their little herr, ringout 'meteor,
Bo soothingly invetit,lo faith's listening not,
And they live In the ion& of the Harinea love;
Who so early nand thy darlings above.
Thou bast two little Angels waiting for the(
On the beautiful banks of the crystal sea;
Forever free from sorrow and pain,
Spotless end pate from all earth's stain;
Never In error', paths to mou—
ser,. In She bosom ofMllnite love. •
Evermore, evermore, walking 'in light,
Those beautiful angels robed in white
Thou heat two little Angola walling for thee,
On the beautiful beetle of the sliver era ;
itrilen thy weary heart la throbbing with pain,
And you fake would clamp your darlingti again,
look away from (lON earthly
to the beautiful field's of the "better land,"
And think of theangela wailing there,
And offer to (tod a thankful prayer
Thou hart two little angels to weleomo thee.
When thou too shalt Maori by this crystal eon,
When lbollreut Refiner Ills Image may true. ,
lu the (fear t lie has non try his seeing grunts:,
And in robes of elirimem own righted arose drent
'I by moot Omit meek the home of the blest,
/(1 rho bomottrol bunks of tiro eostal nett,
here, thy illnnlings, ahll ‘nnitioir, shall
COUR' (1110.1,
The l'orowlqg ~
rouununienlion bnA
been bindle,' tin Ihr publlennor, :
EDITORS TIV DElMMlltkfte WATP - It WHI4P.I
—1 notlee Ibis evenink an article in
your paler, written 1. M r.• Shortlege,
m aking( statements which are untrue
and dragging n woman into a public
111111 el because she owe,' hin t th e
of Now the plain
unvarnished truth of the l inatter is just
m rs went lodic office of
Mr. S. and asked credit (or a half ton
of I.IOIIS K stated that he did not like
to give eredit, as lie had litany small
,hells tint %, Lich lie could not collect,
1,,,i ns -I,e 1 0 .1 always paid her preei
tillM :Wl4llllll, hr let her have it,
remark rig that lie nouhl like it paid
the latter plug it the month, to which
.I.e 41.1 nut r ! ily, buy nig promised to
\ the amount ! , ttitie lime. lout stilling
no it:irtienlar ilnv Shortly after, per
haps two ~r three weeks, the clerk
clone and denointle I 1%111E1,1 ITP. pay
meat. Sln (amid not make it rtitt
nient , knit h toinire 1 It at 1 , ()U1C luUtc
tone. The bill was then brought round
several limes. Soon alter, she went to
the Mik. and - otrered to pay the bill
on condition of renewed credit for
motile' Brill ton 111 , 4 proio-dtion
rehired hv the clerk, w ho
ll‘ Ilellllo,l the :11.1011111 11111., then,
upl 'h ere . Nit willing to, leer
!nuttily withering troin cold, she went to
the Other (lIIICVIIII , I colsl,lllf-Col hereon?.
The hid lots Leto pre.tinti (1 mane
times sinre rind auk in many ill timed,
impertinent remarks. that we are met
, -tirprrieil Mr S ,8111101. rill
1,1•{ 10 , •1111.11111 t AO) liV111•114
""- M4//.•i, .11 ' , in t.
IP(fil, eq Iln• Re. I", 6! I re, hnw
!won retro% 0.1 to kili•glons •troet, in tin
t,ht lILJ gtoro by Idol
‘1,11,1' (; - ,111 1 , 01
111. , I.lltheinit par4f.ri igi• L lie V I 1 lln.k
tilwrg )Ir I .1,11•1 %%1,11 1.11.1 Sir
(.U.11.1.1111111 of thig
The Bellefonte Market
ll=l
Hitt I , Is
r 11,E k ; loir•ohoy eveolog nip; r; our pop, ril•ilt
0. Pit . ..
11 Ill.%%heat per 1..1.01 fl IMI
lied Wheat, 1,114..1
12v.• p. r
Corn, )11.1 1111411.•1
II lair, p, r I.ll4hivi
I.y, pOr 1.11.110 I
i11•11,t, pert...to I
1 10ver...v.1. per 1.11.1101
Pottiloom, 1,1.1 1.1,11,1
I . Kg., per cl..r.en
I. ,r.l, per poolel ,
flacon-
Solo.
Ilan.
Tallov4, nr 1 ,4 1111 , 1
per powill
r
lictottel l'6,ter. per tau
Philadelphia Markets
Th. follow fug ern the quotations up to 12
clork ye•etr rdny, Thursday
,
Flour ()NT bbl) #94.4 5 (4. r 5O
ti'llent—while .. • 1,35 a, 1,50
V" Red .. , .
11.,y)• . . Ull
. .... - 1:1* hl 2 ; f . ,,'
:
Corn 90 (04) 92
than . w . 41 kg rk,
Itnrley . , Lou (4 1.31
(4.rer ti 1 . 1 .11..". 7 117 99 •
Timothy 4..941 , .....1 ..... ... -- .1 ',or
Butler .... ' (5 99 12
Lard ' . .. ... ~ . .... 11, 01, zot
M ILL PROPERTY FOR. SALE
ho mihaerlhor Offers at private aid,'
has extonalvo and %idnithlo Altll l'tul>.rrty, mitt
110.1. ed 111 Coate county, 1111111, eon
slating of a largo
FOUR tiTottY BRICK MILT
with 4 run of Iturra, plastar Miii
Inga, rnbn, An. Alio, a
GooD•YRAME DWELLING HOUSE
N. F., Lit
and lot of els acres, with fruit and water, and
all Me - conveniences necessary to make •com
fortable home. The mill has been lately over
hauled and completely repaired, end is now In
a splendid condition. It Is located one cream
that has always plenty of water, and In the
best grain growing comniuoity in this Neaten
of the Stele. All together It Is one of the moe
dentrahlauillinropertles in the country, and
the terms of sales will ho made easy and rens
otatble. For further particulars enquire on
the premises of
, l:«Lam• DAVID FINKLE.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALES
The undersigned offers for sale Two very
desirable lota qn the Bellethnte sod Lewis
town turnpike tet Pleasant Gap, Whereon theta
Is erected
A 0000 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
and Stable. There la also on the lots a 'thriv
ing young orchard Of apples, plastic., {ware,
to •nerer filihmolsiern et the door, 'nit),
trill be sold ou ai ry - }euonsible terms, as the
subscriber !pleads Moving-to the West. For
Anther particulars enquire o n the premises,
of lc W. PISHMJRN.
14.44.3 m.
WAITING
OEM
MARRIED
UM
SWAZIS
Q
RPHAI I III3' COURT SALE'
- In Ithrititinito of an order of the Orptem s
Court of Centro county, pm will he ecoo.ed
to sale, by public , vondtte, ot• the Pithife
OF WILLIAM Boni;
i h. village
OF 14'1'11 ANY HALL,
Walker township, es
FRIDAY, 771 R TH DAY OF A PEIL,IB7;
tho following described real estate of R/11111111
M'Kee, deceguied, situated la the townxhin of
Walker aforesaid, In Bald county, via
hire( —The undivided one half put 01
tract of land, hounded by lamb of the WriA);
ington'tartan° Company,ttrd other huuht nt
deeeased, containing
THREE fiDNDRED AND fiEVENTv-FR
croAcitni, OR THEREAltor•ni
Second.—A tract of Innd, bounden! by lotto.
or inept, Sober, Philip Walkor °thorn, e
talning
ONP, HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT,
ACRES, OR THEREABoI , Ts. -
In pursuance of The Same order, there will,
ho exposed to sale by piddle outcry, ni
COURT 1101781.1% IN BELLETONTK, (I\
MONDAY, THE 25T11 DAY or
APRIL, A. D. 1870,
the following tlegyribed real ebllle belonging
to the I.llllle entnte, viz.
Fere —The right, tilt, and:interest of Sam
uel Mit en, &uncalled, in and to the following
tracts, Nit.ipti; In Walker township
to wit
Onr thereA(ln Ihu wartlinteu ntunc of Jilt
llilyex, cunt/lining
i)NE orsi)REl) ANI) TwF,NTI-1 , 11i % it
AcIIEN NNI) ONE HUNDRED .),Nu
111 , 11" THREE
One Other Viel cot in untie.
'rhomm. (mint, emitinning
ANP •FKrnrr an•r~
MEM
(0110 other thereof in liw garratnee Harm• 0
Alexander Hunter, containing
Fi)111 SIVIY (41.4,) ti lil
theleOf in Illy %,trittnte.i. run
Javknon, vnittalnl ng
virtu:l , : II :NimEt) Ac itEs
nioi other ilicrcof in tiro warrant..v.ll.ll l l
fitottiliiian, containing
o.NE JIUNI))1E1 , ,11s0) TIVENTI Flt
cow. other ihrreof hi the mon.
Itolwit 'I aggart, eomtalnlng
Ill'\lllCl.l , \Nlcllfllen (19 , 1 %( Itl
In t o nlfu•r thereof in the grutxnp a 11,411, .1
lnron Lesty,enntatnlng
THICEE HUMMED .\
other thereof it, iho %%arrltttl. r nano•
Illtowth
Eul R III•NDREI) AN I) I',)t•R F.,ES RI ••
(rher tlu•roof in 010 warrant., llAtne of
Robert. Gra), containing
FOUlt 111 NIIItEI) AND TIIIICTI-NINP. , 4
ACRES
1., 00.1 thereof
I' 14.1). c.mt.tming
WO: 11l ANI , ‘i Ili;
ther. I.r w till , %,trritlttre balm.
/oh!, •.,,aitnitlitig
111 . N1)1i1,1 , ANI,IIFII 01$1 1i 1:1
St ,nd Act or land rillnialud ui \li
Inn di II ing
11l \ ANI , '1'1%,0 A' la's tiro
t \lt {1111:1\
1.1 ft 1 . 1.1“ 1,..4
1 hi, rl I he nndiv idled on l . i m ir
("11.,stig, n ti
plirvi•yed in Ilie• moirritnier R., 1
ett I.llly, V.lllilkti) N It s. Mos,“ 1..11 , ,
and Co, , ht 1,1
nut 111 , 0111111 , 41 Vlliit It C; 111.1.411. /,k1
, ~,4 11111,1 of !WWI,. HI,
, v t„h. 0.i0100.1,n nt
lit op, •r It I, al,. it It lot. I. -I tJJ I
17,114111 e r... 1 L. th• wit.) of thtt nth
thl• 141 , •5t the Interrnt pit4l
and Hu• laKt ix° 101y000101 t‘t be becllr...l 1,,
hoed and mortgake• 11(1111 thi• premLl ••
.1 I' lel', .1. 11 M \
(1 , r4 0 C 71rom0.e 0,
At MIIIIII . 'init . a n d plat, 11,11 17"--
riKlit Mitt& Ole
till. Is of hind lit lii
Samuel I'll /see, deceit:tell
I, It
- Vo NEW I)ISCOVERY
IL lot. I.ing boott k not. II that the old e•hil
tilorlied 1.11 , 1T1 uRi nud Itr 1 , 1.1
tutu u. of II It. 1.1 . : W IS, ill , .
1.1 uI threity Ile pi ot,w 1•)////g
In 1 . 10-)1.111111 . \\nlii ,
clotitilwr ;wit, in oil or vitt tioth 41 line I 111
tiitiiro. , Rind
110.1 , nor., ohtiittier pikes I I".
and , tillivitteell 11111 1.1111
timilry Iry glvlng on a call trrlmr purl 1111..114.
elsowhoto
tt R CS, sa
ICU t 4ki tr hrnrr. Pifit.thst.riutt
Neil door to eor. Fifteenth
MEI
I M PORTA NT TO PENSIoN
h., IM. n revq , ll,l4l Ir.o. A
H Ponoon Agvea rot tho pnyntent nl
the W Wow.' and t illardillo.o 1'ellS10(14 In 14111
ndclpinuolliut paynnmi would nut Ls toady on
iii on or abut Mardi MO, 1870
HI II K INSIA /E.
10 t Surentsor fn Annum., I. Barr, deeraral
ETTEUS of acninintrntion, de bu
• PDXn , Ar , on the estate of lime . it.e
ney,11,11.1,1,1. 114113 G4Hpritig townxidp, Centre
tooletv, l'e having been granted to the
Pogood, all penult'," indebted to MAW e11111( 0 nn
hereby butified to make I 'dial,, payment
and these having MOW, In
prement them duly authentic," ci for 'THU
Intent ADAM MO,
if 01044
"N oTii , E 'l'o CON Tit ACT( ) RH.
Not Ico le hereby given thet Heeled Pro
;washa will be received by the richool Board of
the City of Aftpona, up to the 'Pub day of Afttreh
Iti7o, for biliklittg a publl, PCbOOl ht/1.11.e in void
oily Montt and epeelticatlon of the building
eon be coon by eaJlinig upon J. 1.. Reitonydoi,
with whom propeenin ono be ion. or they May
be handed tho 800retstry or lUly other mom
ber of the hoard. H. Y. NNYDRl . l4l'ree't.
June W. Fe 8110/- 15-10-2
A UDrrows
BIEI
In the Orphan's
fin the matter of the
blink, of
Centre County.
Jacob llowsrsoz,, deal.
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by
the Orphan's Court of mid county. to hear de
termine, and report upon the ol4eetions triad
to the account of the Administrators of Jacob
4owerhoz, dace/mod, will attend td the distieo
of his appeintMent at hta oflice,ta Bellefonte ,
on Wednesday, the Zid day of March, A. D.
1870, ata o'elook p. no. of Said day.
P. V. FORTNF.Y,
Auditor.
15-6-3
dE SALE.--4Aree new two-horse
wagons, tw'o'wee* end-nand wagons, one
ciZt, one track .vrawicoo, and two impales, to
gather with a variety of plows and nook•atoyea
will be cold at ten par cent. leen than market
Value for cash ,
vtihn
ISAAC HAUPT
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