Ciemo - dr . a - tic Watchman. M 1, I: FoNTE, PA riday Morning, July 17,1870. [ County Committee Meeting e menthe!, Of thO I. OLd'rlt! 1 utinte nut n•,•, ire reque•twl to flues, on IVedne. at Meek . o‘er the \\ Bellefonte, at lin elo, p inn fir of Airport tow.ig the ittl,ll t 1 of - It. the tent [1.41 - 11; 'to re. It" i•di 1.1 , 14 .r 4 01141'4111.n, li.it the Democratic Comity Ohm , nntiltw•r In i•olitro t ut it. MI" 1r 0070- u r oue delegate for itfty D, rim (1141.1 at each rind i rri i hrirri I eh , 111'11111 wud 1 . 011111%, ,1111 , 11 ' LI Id l'[ :111'4,11 0 the 11` ,, 111 1 I. r , I , v th, 1,, ',',11 , •' pr,,1,,,111, , n t ,, c1, , 111. IcU rI/ I N I I. .1 m I,nh. 1111110'1'1i rt. , in iicitt I ,11,11111.10 appk.rtikktittlk t..k t•t) , ukk 1,1, k•ttrti, n lull •it ,111,1 f tL. Cl/111 I e ile•lirt•/1 • Tile VOW', • t 1111104 4 1 , I. . aic lii I \..11 I , •I .111/1- I 1,1110 =MI I NI I 111 ~1n..f L l. MEI INGS ABOUT TOWN & COUNTY I 1 , Tnllv .o,ored N% it I ~.:cLcn.r~ ha.; 11 it z I in :•ni it% .1i I ^t f, .th•'!t!l.nl! -1\ t ;,!:1."1 rtr.• ..V "Tr.. . 41 , 111 I T •"111I.Q I ~•-dUU .., , .Lrrch~~: ` 1 1,. • .r 4) 1,. I. I: W. I f.l.,yAr ti ht it.. 4-4 r• . fr.4l ii 41.41:t I "r rt 4,1 NI !f I_,fut 1,1 =MEI =I ,ttl ~ i~'. TIM I t,h, 111r11 I . 11=11 f I pl , l (r,..,41 =IEEE \ , II .4, r,tzh r.J .t. ,A 1 .tr. 1 ,t 1.1 11=1 .. _!.r.,, ~ S:11 , 1 t lin% bo. .1.411 ,v t,.e•t :I g• rut/ u,ng Dui M r M u ~•r: t n•t; and ui t~,: r.••ntitl :n C •t.rl. to iw~•iuw gal p 2 L. z:zt“.l be ;1,1.11., ILI.: IL N . rte i.. 11 in 4 lIIIIMEIMM=I tl, lr - N 1 0,“ Irr lid, A 11.:-Irny2r, , .411” , t, ht ,t NI r n. ,r,‘a-n lltil t f , flic , 41,1 the al, .bait will ILI illt.lo/1 in t h at C.olltit) M.l.llre I hi (ot 6r. , 11 „re ha- boon creJ rr,runtarir Inrol Iro ging' to Mr J. \V. Devlrag, of ;ton, ahwit I I mils hi a . r , the, nalrl Eagle mountain It our foet four im he 4 rn thivk nos , and ,clieve.l he e‘lifitistle., A goad 'IL: for Lock Haven if .he —A vender of patent medicines de the Diamond the scene or hie Oper. ions during a part of this week Ile is attended by several players upon uul instruments, ,who, during the in rvuls iu tlkelr chief's palaver, made the vocal with music Of course, he thered a crowd, and of 'course ho sold :no, a, such lieople always do —Tiara will be a' basket meeting" in the Sugar Grove of Frederick .athers, Esq , near Mount Eagle, on Imlay, the 1701 inst., under ;he auspi sof the Disciple Church Services in e morning at 10 o'clock, and in the ening at 4 o'clock, by the Rev. Na an .1 Mitchell, of Howard. The public revectfully invited to attend. --For a 1110110 or More bac!, port of a very serious nature, int ols ED I ton, W A • i r tt M A N —WO will the character of a professional gentleman j so on be called upon to make selections . in tiffs place, has Lech goingthe round: for eandidatq for the coming election I t is t the effect that he has; dis- In all probability the nomination of one rant Slate, an invalid wife, while lie is of the ,cnatocbd candidattai will be con pl,-ml4 oir here as thq husband of an.,t - Cl`d6(.l to our county IR, if we r rowan, who live,. with hint at this put forth the light 111101 - 3 man who time. The ww""" wE" " eon rally to hi;-support, the entire Dein wit.° is said to ha ' a. hu.band ()craw vote of the county as well as a in a neighboring State, and from good propoition of white republicans— whom she has recentl r y been diCor- '- a loan, who, when elected, as our camh ced. Tits is the rutnof, and letters re p, tt , he, lion fall, will bt, able to tab, cently aildre , sed to us, from the former CATO of thu llNUrent4 of UP, peopli , of the husband and the deserted wife, girl. x t, and who can la , timed neon ;it coloring of truth to them , but hot all times and under all circuln-t.inee , ing to do-nny one injustice, aml, hopmt; a man wlio ha, had e pertenee s, n 1 , 14 . - for 1.1341 of c,uuw .od"' ni h": 11 and who , experleneo and ""' are Into. ' " e 31:- ` t "' In enable bun to secure a publi•hintt thew until th, pasties appol lit IM Lip eel wu tthe Bahr . . _ ilited lint contmlicting —The engineees who have ',col, "veing'the proposed railroad roufe from till-. place to Spring Milk, have l'ollC'll - their lab rs and are how chgag.4.l rn inalsing out a repo! t e under-tand that the road can hr knit at a gro.le ~ 2 .11 feet to the uul,e, pros tiled a tunnel uto thouiand fret br hoilt .throw4li lin In-t , n II i• , 1 i iota id by Ili., ruati , to :spring , i.ring 1111,11.1-, Mill IL 1..11.‘1 flirt that a him,: to 1.,: 111 . 1 t o I 1 IL 7 L , 7lt , ' wo (hail tt ‘l, ht•ther :111 thin t un •I I MEM 111t , r , bt .l, u, l i ur, the •i qver that lino Itt,t Loa th ing I ...111, ('r04.1, tend, will be bui:t, flo• Lesk :,t , arg Spru(4. Cr.. 1, (,r I,,t‘l,l,tirg ron, ut th t iih t n.tin wh r V, I, , r. , t 1111 , " t 11 , I,lttert 6tlol, -11 , 01 mg prrt,:n4 : . .t; 10: 11.1 v •‘i I.lv,firl ISrnbb, Jar.. _ 1111 OW 13,114 ME n.% lit). I. TIL:r• hero, a- 1,, I_' ' in ( 'l''k 111 LI- !trill L ( , (1 the Lit, it ‘ l l . 11!ls 11l Tho ,hor tot el f•r:s thing he ( rit‘‘ t ,l-t 10,w f u .—, , .;,, to bo 1017 1 1 rIIW Iwllt lL ..s. r•tftrtltr, , 4• (.1 n,ll 11 that they Riil be sharp etiough 1,,r 'fit e Inn the lIIM U. tobor very F Wet.t on ''Gr. It \k ell tu 01.•te litt:e thing , in MEM r ;1 Is • --ThrotigiJ tli, Icaitlt f I: II ),1:, nu, , ‘‘(• 1,111" Dire, h,ri Of the I, No; r“.l 1 , On the 1 ,th of Jun• last 'ft:, ribor , tA, tho ,tuoi, of tile 1 % 1% 10111 lON% fly, eon•ulerel =II r: pild what BEE :tg , talott - flu)tours ego, tiro :lons •, Ur. , 1 , 1" W lirr3flg< I•2l,•rigt: is [1 rth,(l.4 .1• than an a • t on,ta • t•• I 10. , a1%14) - -boot' by tilt! its r t • , 11..1. I I 111.13 , ~J 1 Ire 1,1 t.. • I 51,311 Iro• t ), h. r.t..f. t, p.l I 11+ qt, (Qtfrit...l T rr.o l'i~tir' (\v nuns; 11,41 S re•lderll • in Patton tov.l,shT, 31p.j.xr An.lrvw 11 ~f 1,1.... t Mid •.I n• f 1,11 e , t , r ti I r :/11.1 utlo ill.' I' ‘4llloy and 611ado,v ,pf 11/ nth There , earrek Ow 11 AI,AIM 011.1 county ti:a not know Major Hunter uual' s or by reputation, as one of the •turdy honest old men of the day, and who will nut mourn fur the loss of one Will ,A! PIRO: will not MAMA be filled. I n th e Wltth of Ntajor !inciter our Wllsty 10-e l one f,f Its purest citizens, the Democrat:, ',arty one of its truest members, hp. neighbor, one of the bent of friends and hi , family one of the kindest and dearest of fathers --We direct the attention or teir render: to the eard of Dr Burrower, Pret•idelit of the Agricultural Uollogc, ir, w, `l' Why not procure the u,e another place The annual liars cat re- of -oiii , of our public hall, and charge a ceplion at the college will take place small leo to pay expenses from the ''6th to the 29th, to which all Ila, cn m1, , 0r peeper with discretionary friends of the institution are invited A. power, to admit those really worthy most pleasant time may be expected, and without foe, if necessary Any person / dam ja I r and good beds will be provided in the least interested will cheerfully pay /rarer for all visitors during the recap- the fee, while those who merely go to tion Gov. Geary will be present a per- kill Wile May stay away The exhibi tion of the time tors Will feel 'more at ease in doing their part if the audience is at ease, and can --'imont Itching is t lawful now, (Ito cictrititcl for eacciiing th binteloc of fish give their attention to the subject. Be ing expired on the tot 11110.. eimP,lol,, sides, it would greatly relieve the pollee- The above is as nearly root as the men hustling the little ones (our future lOpuffilean's statements gene Ily are, incii and women) from arat to seat, till but we think if our cotemporar will ! they necessarily conic to the conclusion consult the 1a.w.,h0 will find that it is that tile place is not for them, and retire. gal to frsh for trout until the first of Au- , " would only take a few experiments.of gust thi urt lu got the pliblie to appreciate --Remember the delegate election. i the p an IMII Hr,l lald w ur,ny AI II !JIL 1.1:1Ifii.1. i u~~~~ll~c~iai ES IN S^'i.:ori ;l =I tin. !, and 1.1.0u.0 next, winter, and n).i.le in Li., end of 4,11 e county WC Aire nyt it‘‘ :kr.. ul,whn the el , pirtint• Sett hote,r, nro, wat (' 'l' ..V.•‘aliLlot , itr I LI , ti Ilittrt,borg fnithfully and well, 14 111111111 C 1 .111.11144`r, 111•VOI desel t I)rnnu.•. , it)c banner, :Alit! 01'1111 Oth er- tL mau I, rS. unlur tI: 1- fall From 10,1 11, , xitti , ier nu n n..(;: ,, ‘0, Jul% I:2, I'7o I r MEE = 11.. 0 1..,1111 elar , Ir , in .1.1 'l' 1 V.. , 1 , 1.1 I 1,11.1.1,4 ai I II 1. 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Th,e ith a 4r. at ,leal f pl,a,lhre Lt timlseint,restod ui th , iQn:l., , nt nr,wl ,Ar town 1, , La J•• b.11,1,1e 11,1%]• , 0ns for the :vb an , e th , u-eful uc ninny diree. tion4 13. it a Owe 1 ,, r- free ~ c hltutions 1114 , t et pr.o. 1,1,1 A%, ly !urge 'lll , l l l needed %.101 , xra 1., 1,11,1),' tr.) ',MPH II •l 'nut .1 r rtatiosielitS ol this sort, with or —The result of the discussion of the pew question at the Vresbytesian church, on Soluid.i) afternoon, last, was the adoption of the free pew system. The advocate. of the rent sy•lcm were in a decided minority, and, of eotive, were obliged to submit gracefully But, al though the seats have thin, hien declared free, any person can select a pew and hold it a, hie own, psi ing therefore whatever he plea-'us or foci, inclined to giro. Quite a number of persons select ed their -eat• en Saturday lint The following 1 , the system adopted by the 4 4 4 4/1 44 1, 111.11 1)1111 44 1 4 1111 the Preslvtetten I•hiirl h 111 01 11 11 find Ire.', and th.tt 111 al II perqoti4 li, and are here. ...r,ltath In ite.l Ito enter aro! neetipy, to 14 4 141 itie W 4 4 1 41 ‘l.4t tt 11.•rea4, It P., deitrahl, that the flint the r.,ngte.:ation Im 1.4 4 1 4 ( I 1111 4 •11 en 1,41-4.4.liiit• 14 4,14 4 01 44 1 the 4 hihlrt n tqattinin,t,lN ui that t .ttol tiler the eve the parent... I il* 2 Thal dm .eleral laNithe4 anti in. 11,1.1,11. the t otigregalloh, lots prem.:it, prtwel.4l It, mytke elatlee of ja•in inr totting , . :it !hal all xho dome pe,a. or Nittinv. liotoofter. mate •eleotiml% fruit not taken I,v aptT idwittor4 to NN an Hamar St, rt. t try of Ole laa,l of .• I :11.1e, , In the .rrdot 1,1 Iheu :4110.'1010n+ .11.111,1 sly emttilel n re 111 I h II 0 , 'I V. I.y hen or Ims, I IDS the -1111 e Inn% n 1 Along the s 1101, , hell lie deter. 11,1,1 It .1 llt tii Til Ty pew In the shall I . nnrvi li ri l opt n awl tree to -11 . 111.vg 1111. :mem lant%, tic bet W.:(111 Ih. 1f1 , 161, ()it'- !HAW` ull,lll 4 R 0 ,,,/,,j, l'hat Irk outrilnitihri4 fir It miintaillemmet• Pilloport of lire uun le t, the ILI,II 11 an IWI involontal ,p. n-0 f (1-•,:dl , J, n I 4,/)! )- 11111 , 114 the i0 , •111 . 'd it Wl • Pll le Iq leo • 011 , ripr. I,t t utt tog „etv 11).'111 1 / 1 i b , t .tlNl .LS , IJd Lath IT,. pet I. LI —:\ great runny pic••urc; and 4th of ul • y- colebrat;en. Callie elf in the coun ty lint week, but male of them have becu reported to u , We v,otil,l willing ly -ay s,ronAhtog • ubout but we can't be e% y here at once \\•e are told that the ,te-nto at the Old Fort, was 11 lino a tlair, but that is itll wo know about it Thr telabration by the St. Patrick Teruperuneo A.,soeiation in Milligan 11'ooil•, wo alluded to in our extra ..f lent week, find till- Wl`di our friend 3latt I looley, '-.42cratary furutahes 1,. v itit thv I,,lhnving Ito. Patrick's Sons ut Temperance take 0:1• to return in gerierar4 terra- their sincere thanks b , th!.., citizens f rtellef rate, for their I,:etioro„s expres •ton of go,l will extended to them in their s tbsrts on the 4th slay of July, to urate two important element , . of gleatios—, Temperance oral Patriot- The so,erflowing of our gratitude, we hope, plead on ispolov,y, if we •Isould otl.md by mentioning the practi cal rapidity in the cau-e Mrs Dr Hale, Mr , Dr nibbler, Mrs. Roland Curtin. .)Irs• Austin Brew, Mrs A D tir.t, V n Jas McCafferty and Mrs. the members , of the Belle fonte Itrri-s lined also =here our grati tude for s. hoering our hearts with soul , tirring music. The impropriety of the "little brown jug" for a Is.iiiperiiiiess parade wis ,, not , areahrn; as , •111151 I/ flat/Irani/1y supposed, but a proof tort the sudden con‘s.r..ion of the min -1• ,lid not atkrd sufficient time to =I =EI MEM =I =MEM MEM MEI Ity ohier of c. 1,1 3' 51 ALT DOOLEY, .Verretary For the information of the editor ol the i?epoithean, we will` +tate that if h. 1,10 l uttrolei.l the railroad meeting , at ntre Hall, on the tenth or June, or the pap , r, about that tune he would ha% e learned that the people of Penns \ lley had .t•ubicribed and guaranteed the all :Amount of stock required of them to build the Lewi.burg & Spruce 'reek railroad, and that hit ranting now about them going down into their "ple thoric purses . ' for funds fur that enter- =I They have sub.mbed and guaranteed the Bloch, and the Repub lean may do its best , it can t throw the responsibility of the tailure of the enterprise, if any should be the re , rult upon the friends of the road in that valley. It is the offi cers of the company who are to blame for not pushing the work u'. Let the fa ilt re , t on whom it ought to --Dr I, I Yuan, who we noticed in our regular edition of July Ist and in 4.0 r extra of the Bth instant, as stopping at the Brorkerhoff Ilcuse, to treat dis eabefi of the eye and car, is still in town and will remain only until Wednesday morning next Since his arrival the 1/r has had a large number of patients tinder his treatment, all of whom have been greati3 benefited, and sonic of them pe7iiiu nem!). cured. Among the rent v., may mention a little soti p of our friend B Hunter, Esq , of Buffalo Run, IM Could wereely hear the loudest =EI .l~ n .:n.~1~„ Th,,, having •,fto! n 'tingle operation was so n. h tied that h.• cnnld di•ditictly an ordinary etdiv,dauti.dt t. ...row tinny tdlier rite., that vtt• .tt.ii nano., have been equally benefited, aunt we advise those who are suffering iroei any (noel'se of the eye or ear, to call and see the Doctor, as it may save you something, and prevent you from being imposed upon by humbugs here. after. —For the benefit of those of our lwdy readers who wear such suits erode scribed below 2„ we publish the following from an excliange: WASHING St sum &Tim—Summer suits tare nearly all maderif white or buff linen, pique, cambric or muslin, and the art of preserving the new appearance after washing la a matter of the very greatest Importance. Often wash er women spoil everything with soda, nothing is more frequent that to see the deli— cate tints of lawns and precalen turned Into dark blotches and muddy likcaks by the igno rance and vandalism of apaundrese It is worth while for ladles to pray attention to ills, and 'mast—upon .haunts their mummer dresses washed according to Ile ,dheetions which they should he prepared to glee their laun dresses theinselses. le the first place, the sate: ehnOkl•leeepld, the soap should 111.4 bI3 allowed to tench fho fahrie, it should be wash• ed and rinsed quick, turned upon the wrong side, and hung in the shade to dry,stnil when starched (In thin boiled, hint not boiling March) phobia be folded In shoots or towels, and iron ed upon the wrong side, as soon as possible. But linen should he washed in which hay has been boild, or a quart bag of bran. This last will be found to answer for starch as well, nod exeollent for print d manes of all k Inds. and n handlull of salt Is very useful to pet the cod ins of light eattaa len and dotted lawns. and a hale beefs gall a ill not only pet, lint heighten yellow anil purple tilde, and has a good effect upon green. —Upon the adjournment of the ye meeting of the Synod of Harrisburg this place a week or two since, the per sons compioing that body were invited to visit the Snow Shoe coal regions. After climbing the Alleghanies,viewing the mines and a brief visit to Moshan non, the party partook of a hearty and mptuous dinner prepared by mine host, :llnjor Moi ne s , With which all were de lighted ;hen the dinner was dis patched a meeting was organized with.- Ex-Gov. William Bigler in the chair, and the following resolution, proposed by Re?' 1)r. Edwards, of Hagerstown, .Nld , pas-ed trsofrol, 'flint the member. of the Synod of I arrieborg, and their accompanying friend., to herehy express their high apprecintion of he eourten) end kindness of the committee or orrangementx, in providing this charming excur•lnn and views of nature in her wild, beautiful ocenery They have left nothing to lie added, or to lie desired, to highten the plea.ure of tour vinit to Bellefonte, and to con firm our chrlstian love and friendship to them• RelVe 4 and their fellow citizens who have no ho•ptlnily enlertAned its. ' CREDIT' TO IVIIoNI CREDIT I, DUE " —From the Xenia (0) Gazelle wo get the following complimentary report of the closing oration at Wilberforce Uni. versity, a negro Institution, delivered by Isiah Welsh, formerly of this place, and whose father, John Welch, a very quiet, inoffensive old man, still resides here Isiah deserves no little credit for his efforts at self improvement, and we feel assured that his white friends here who so generously aided him, will be gratified to learn that he has tried at least to improve the opportunity their kindness afforded him. The report says V "Executive Thought" was the auhjeet, of the cloning oration, by Rev I 11. Welch Thin ems a theme at once •nbltme. and an, treated in a manner that did much credit to the speaker and the Inntitut ion. Mr Welch, In hin remarks, called attention 'o the great thought that tilled the rimol of Jehovah, the execution of with headed forth from chaotic dark noon thin manly globe, and of the atilt higher thought—a thought that demanded n council —a thought of making Man Mr Welch, in the eomposition and delivery of hi. oration, showed un that he ponnenned, in a high degree, the irequinite elements of an orator. I would not, by env mean ,detract from the merited honors of the other two graduaten, but. in my opinion, or the three prataworthy oration•, Mr Welch pi wan the masterly product ion Thine Young men labored under many disad vantages, and they denerye credit for their clone application to study lEEE —The "Wentworth Sisters," four charming young Indies from Cleveland, Ohio. gave a concert in Reynolds's Hall, on Saturday night last Notwithstand ing an attractise programme, the au dience was very elan, and the "Sisters" sang for the most part to empty benches. The music was tolerable good, and de served it larger appreciation Had the concert been free, we havn't the least he , utation in declaring it Si our opinion lint the hull would have been crowded What a literary and musical set we are, to be sure , —A ramp meeting for Mileshurg Circuit, M E Church, will be held on the ground of Wm. A Thomas's estate, (near Mileshurg) commencing on the lst day of September and to continue until the 9th A cordial invitation is extend ed to all who may wish to join them from neighboring stations circuits. .T. WEAVER, Sec (Am r a month too late KNIGHTS OF PYTIII AM —The follow ing members were chosen and duly en stalled as officers for the ensuing term beginning July 11, 1870 V P —W. S Zellers \V C—L W Miller W V. C.—Amos Mullen. • W H. S —J. 1)- Miller. W F S —John Meese. W B —W. H Jenkins \V G S Billibish. W S S —Win Garnet W. 0 S —Thos Naylor —On Monday lastour young friendi O E Culver and F. M Askey, of Sim% Shoe, left for Central New York to trl their luck among strangers We hop • the boys may be successful in seciirim, pleasant and profitable• employment while they see fit to remain awl --We hear constant complaints about the Post Master at Fleming A few days ago a little boy who had wal,ls ed 2 miles for his father's mail, ww, home without it, because Humid— that the I'. WA name--was too la4c to ict tip ,or 010 counter where he wit 7 ‘ ui tityrgivit it to him --The borough authorities of l'n. lon ville, like those of Bellefonte, rufi.se to publish a statement of the borough finances. They have, , doubtlebs, !WC!) pocketing the people's money and now fear to let them know bow much their thieving. have amounted to Unionville and Bellefonte are both "loyal." • --The fifth annual session of the Centre County Normal Institute will he held at ltebersburg, beginning on the 27th instant, and_ will continue ten weeks The object 15f this school is "to elevate the standard of teachers through out the county and prepare teachers for the everyday work of the school room." The school is under the control of Bev W. G. Engle, Prof. 11. Moyer and County Superintendent Magee—three gentlemen in every way competent to instruct it, and T ... .L./Ave no doiiht of its great benefit as a preparatory tOstita lion. Wo hope that every teacher in the county will feel it his duty to „ t . tend. —A' teacher's examination for the borough of Bellefonte will be held at school room No. 1, o w n Friday, Augind 19, 1870. All who propose to tench during the ensuing' term, are requested to be ,present. The examinntion will opeAat 10 o'clock LlThe amount of stock to the L & 8. C. railroad ) gdaranteed by the Gregg township coin mittee., ) has al I.bee i , arranged by citizen+ of that town•hip, and Gregg has the honor ., of beiri, 4 ii„ banner township in the railroad prise. SUDDEN DEATH.—The wife of ,1 K Weber, Esq., of*Rebersburg, died % , r) suddenly on Friday last, after an of tnit about 12 hours. MARRIED ITN - lir:ft —CUMMINGS—or? Tuesday Ina, July Tth at the residence of the. parents, by the Her Dr Shepho, ! Wt if. Ilßegaa and Mira M tar Cuirmuros, aecorfrr daughter of Cummings, Esq., of dm Emile hot I, I delphitt, Pa. TROMAS—ISENBURY Married Jun.. tan by Re•. .1 W Clearer, at Cubans Tannin to Miss CATIIIRIIII.I,^L, both of 'AT ileshu rg. HACH—MITCHELL Marrled Rev W ('leaver al Milo.loire `l. 1104 F Furl of Jtillan Vol n• 1... MART A IN ileum t. of Milerbnir FRAY'rZ—ftt I,v tier .1 Renson Akent.. Mu I Malindx 1 12.,01.11K1t, DIED IWNKLE—I.Ned tit Cre•o•nt ens, • 1 , ,13 I of congestion Of the ; klo, son of I. IC & Eltrakt•th Dot., two years four tioolths Mid titre. tit,- The Bellefonte Market =I The following are the quotations up to # eloek Thursday evening she!, our psis t I. (0 press White Wheat, per bushel El I Red Wheat, per bushel. Rye, per bushel.. Corn, shelled. per bushel nati - .; tier tuitheL barley, per bushel .. Bucks heat, per bushel noverseed, per bushel Potatoes, per bushel Eggs, Etta ilosen Lard, per pound liaeon--Shoulders Hides Hams Tallow, per pound .. Butter, per pound Rags, per pound Orutind Plaster, per ton Milroy Markets I= led Wheat,pq•r lye, per htl.ll. I orn, pYllps,lii I ... Mtn, per huohel tarley.ioer 'lnver Ser+l lot r I I SAIL per pmel. Hullerper 1,.. 1.r..11114t !lamp I. . Coal Lime Intrli. , • Stmt. „ " ChrPl Flirt MONEY MARKET Urlleu•t. .$ I sss Ssssite, I h t ,si PLliwd u flArlo-11 tlo follow log uy tss •I /notoint , =I " tt'M 1.411. 8 .1,0'.1r riir ( ri 4 , bold. Unitm rt. tit, It i, '1 Bond Centr.l I Union P._ iti. 1.6m.1 ,, T•int Ilr aid H. tire ; r. Li 111r,t,i, I:. 1. af all denim 1,, •,r mg It.. f NM ' tI I 1 , 111. Or lilt!! ..1.1•1!• Commissioner - ‘ l4 4 64. • 44, 4 :1 4 .1 4 44 1 to 41111. a t of ‘I /1 VF 4.r , • I moil) 1 0b13.415i. , 1 , ” Ili. .le , ~! the 141 4 111444 4 (11414 4• WO Vellil --W.. RN. fit:tho Hied to itnnouw h 4. r. yt, I F.,,,Ex.•1 [Nutty! I ~ u nto C0MM1P111.. ,,, ih I„ 1 f tP , • fff run , I IVIII,II • N Ew Bait tag alley nua T) & i I. alio 61 I: MEM 81=1 ILII 0019 WE,' 1 mplfl 1I ‘‘.mljl ll AIFI /1111, 150 iOll / In 110 l' EMIT I l roll.. I .um{ 61', pm! N4u i'll: 0 .1111( 10.30 IL hill nl; liU2hl.lll 7 NoNt Mil I 1 kit oiorgo SOUTH E flop. v••/ ,,, ' lelirt).•l.l 7(I0 tirn , 2 . 111 plll/1•2 pm ," n I . ltillp+lmry .1 li •• • tJn" 4 1 I titn! ' •,, , a ifj yr, " 1141 •• •• • 2 In EMEM 1.,1 , 1• I '',/ [ll 1 . 111.10 I 4 10 Al ANI , -.% KNIVFS, 414)(0.. 4 , tl , F1•1 . Shovels, Spatter, 11..tke•• 11 ‘ , " , lot k., Chains, etc., at BURNSWE d Titom NOTIONS OF ALL ICINDN, sTni,Rim. B (.10‘.•a t lidl,ls, Combo, Pocket Nook , . In all their %artery and Very eheap, at BURNSIDE a TID IMAS' FISHING TACKLE. FLOPS, LINES, II'll ) ". Flies, Sea Hale Ila4kets, etc Rig wit your.elt to catch trout, Hit 111.:ILNSIDE sr. Tllollo' T 1 $ KNOMtN AI.I. IN 11E1.1,EFON'Itt l and through thu couuty,llort iFyou Wet a good art ink, go to & THOMAS' THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID (or an kin& n( country produce, at DURNSIDE At THOMAS' 9/I,ISPIED FRUITS, PEACRE/i, TOMATOM Pine APPlea, and Pew+, In great variety, BURNSIDE A 111031As' 1II0E,MAKEBS"1 110 18 AND FINDINGB hi BB their varielleit, ut BURNSIDE & THOMAS'.
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