Tho Newspaper Publishers, The following decision by Judge Sherman, of the United States district court, at Cleveland, Ohio, is very im portant to both publishers and adver tisers : trailed States ts W. K. Brown. Ti m following decision by the court has s pecial interest for newspaper pub lishers. The court, in overruling the; , m otion of defendant for a new trial; fi A : This is a 'notion for a new trial, on which the court 19 asked to review the et „ fence on which a verdict was rem deceit against the defendant at the pres ent term. The defendant, the proprie• for and publisher of the iliticinde Mon itor, n weekly paper published in Stark comity, was indicted under the 30th section of the act of Congress of March 3.1, 18'25, (see Brightly's Digest, page i•cc. Kb) for: enclosing in ft, news paper a printed advertisement purport ing to he an advertieement of the otipera House Shoe Store," by one (I. \V. Dash, which lie then delivered ill to the postmflice in Alliance, to be car ried by post to Mount Vernon free of po ,i ng e. The section of the act above referred to n 4 follows : "If any person shall enclose or conceal a letter or other thing, or any Melliorandurn in ruing in a newspaper, pamphlet, or l ung:vine, or in any package of news papers, pamphlets or magazines, nr mak , any writing or memorandum thereof, Which he shall have delivered •into any post office or to any person fur that purpose in order that the same may be carried by post, free or letter lie shall forfeit the RUM of lite dollars for every 7 ticli offense," Ac Tlic facts, as they appear, showbat an a dvertising hand bill of the slibe of li. \V. Nash, a dealer in A Ili :ince where the newspaper is publish e d, r as enclosed, ns charged, in the edition piddHlied December I, 18711, anal w nailed for distribution to nll sukeriliers who received that paper Orougli the moil, one of them being / a I:Hl:scriber at Mount Vernon. The question raised in this case is of considerable itnportance to the pub lisliers of papqrs, and a ruling upon it has liven desired by the rust( Nice De partment, although in the case at the bar, it is conceded the defendant hall no intention of violating any law, it having been the custom, to sonic ex tent, cut publishers of newspapers to sent •nrh circulars or ad through the Mail, supposing It wits perniimmaide under the Po-t t Mice reg• illations which proOtdes ns fnlho,, I'nbli hers of newspapers may, without Nubjecting them to e tra post age, within their regillar N811(1 a supplement. But in all , rich C:1-01 the added matter must be a genuine peipplement or appendage to the new., paper In question, and of the es Pperliml character conveying intelligence of verperal interest. ' Under this regu lc,wi it IN undoubtedly competent for pdphdpers, as is frequently done in I.•iShrti newspapers, and nut mitre pisently in our home papers, when tax 11,1.1 or voluminous advertising matter to lie published, to print and enclose, fir ol,tribution, by mail or otherwise, regular supplements, containing the advertising or other general matter crowded oat of the regular or usual columns. But a hand bill, circular, or poster of the description here in question, IN not such supplement, al though, as 111 this eTtee, it may be 50 called or entitled by the publisher. It Jul not a 'genuine supplement or ap penilage to the newspaper. " It does nut Meet the COlllmon popular nailer standing of the term 'Alipplement, ' our Is it of 'the same essential character' as It newspaper, nor does it convey 'in telligence of passing events of general interest.' It is noire in the nature of a private circular advertisement, hand bill, or poster, and It will also he re marked that it contains woodcuts of a Tillie style of 'print, which - could not tie inserted in a newspai er without a great and unusal trouble and expense It Is not an advertisement crowded out of the reg Oar issue, but such a one as would never be insetted in a regular is sue It is true that each case of this nature must be judged of by its Own characteristics, but there is a wide dis tinction between the 'genuine supple went' spoken of in the Post f /nice reg ulation, and as there defined and de acribed, and a hand-bill advertisement or circular, the distinctive character of which,as distinguished front a news• paper supplement, is readily appreci ated by the popular understanding, and determines the law lit the ca ~e. It does not appeiir, an I have before remarked, that the defendant in this ease purposely violated the post office arts and regulations, but having done idthough ignorantly, the law re quires me to overrule the motion and impose the statutory penalty arid the costs. ---It cannot be very flattering either toecretary Boutwell or to American pride to be told that the French live per cent loan was almost immediately taken up by European capitalists, while the American loan is that) far a flat failure. Such is the fact. Mr. Boutwell has done every thing in his power to attrect the atten tion of capitalists to his loan, without ft single ray of encouragement. The French government, just emerging from a terrible foreign yid domestic warfare, puts a loan on the market and straightway i is offered more than twice the sum it. asked for.—This is certainly a singular state of affairs. --Women are to vote the samo as men in Utah next fall. This ie ac cording to an act of the Trr , tonal Legislature, giving them the right of suffrage. In Nebraska the amend meta of the State Constitution perm ti t brig women to vote is to be subtnited to the people, and the women as wall as men are to have a voice tit Its ad option. The ballots of the in en are to be deposited in one ballot-box, and those of the women in another. Circumstantial Evidence. A remarkable cage, ehowiltg the danger of trusting implicitly to circunt• to circumstancial evidence,haatecently been completed in Toledo. Nearly three years ago Robt. Sharp was found dead, with shot and slugs in his brain. A man named Harrington, who had been on intimate terms with the de ceased, was arrested for the murder. The testimony was wholly 'crcumstan tial, but so skilllully 'worked up' by the detectives that Harrington was convicted and sent to the Penitentiary. His lawyers had become interested in the case, and although Harrington was a poor man, they determined to light his case to the end. Alter a long and arduous struggle through the dis tridt and supreme courts, an order for it new trial was obtained, and that Trial has Mit closed: The mat points in the evidence on whirl) he 11 convicted were the ap parent correspondence of the shot to the body of the dead utnn with that in the shot hag-belonging to Harring ton : the correspondence of pieces of newspapers found near the scene of the supposed murder, and assumed to be part of gun wadding, with a torn pa per in Harrington's residence and a piece ur his vest pocket, and that the awaits for the inuriler was to be found ur the alleged fact of Sharp having come to Toledo with several hundred dollars of money, which Harrington knew, and that no one else was Intl mate with Sharp. On the second trutl it was rendered doubtful whether there was a similarity in the shot. It was clearly proven that the pieces of paper alledged to have been picke4.l up nt the scene of the murder were not there at the Owe of the finding (Odle holy, nor for a day or two afterwards, and the interference was unavoidable that they wore put there by the detectives to aid them in 'working up the case against ii arrington.' It was further proven that Sharp (Ins deitlillte when he arrived in Tole do, and that Harrington was doing his best to aid him m procuring em ploy - ment. To crown all, an alibi was sat isfactorily proven. Harrington was declared innocent, and the jury volun tarily gave him a letter, signed by every, member, repeating in emphatic terms their belief of his entire inno cence of any knowledge of the sup posed murder, and bearing testimony to 1114 uniform good character. The public sentiment unanimously mince did with Ibis verdict. The former ern over of I I arri ngton immediately tool, lion back into his service. It causes an unpleasant shudder to re. (len 1114 a person perfectly innocent and of good character, suffered two yettri of degrading punishment and narrowly escaped an ignominious death, for a crone of which he knew no Clrreland Herald. Etrrute~T.—'l'hercina table among the Ilindoos that a thief, been 1101:0"1 and condemned to lie, happil) lilt upon an expedient %%hid' gave burn hope for life. Ile Holt for his jailor and toll bon that he had a secret all great importance to impart to the King, and when that had been done lie• would be prepared to die. Upon receiving this piece of intelligence the king at once ordered the culprit to be conducted to his pros ence, and demanded of him lon secret. The thief replied that lie knew the secret of causing trees to grow which would liar fruit of pure gold. The experiment be easily tried, and his majesty would not lose the opportune ty ; so, accompanied by his prime mum inter, his courtiers and bun chief priest, he went with the thief to a spot selected near the city wall, where the latter perforiiied N series of solemn in cantation. This &one, the condemned roan produced a piece of gold and de (dared that if it should be planted it would produce a tree every branch of which would bear gold. 'But' lie added, must be put into the ground by a hand that has never be taunted by a dishonest act. My nand is not clean, therefore I pass it to your inajoity.' The king took the piece of gold, but hesitated. Finaily he 1511111 remember, in my younger days, that I often filched money from my father's treasury which was not mine. I have repenit.ti of the ; but yet I hardly dare nay my hand is clean. I pans it, therefore, to my prime minis ter.' The latter, after a brief considera tion, answered: 'lt were a pity to break the charm through a isnisible blunder. I receive taxes Iron the people, and as I am ex posed to Many temptations, how can I be sure that I have remained perfectly honest? 1 must give it to the gover nor or our citadel.' 'No, no,' cried the governor,drawing hack, 'Remember that I have thenerv ing out of pay and r)rule isitmmi to the eoldiern. Let the high prick plant it.' And the prick maid— YOll forget, I have the collecting of tither, and the ilinhurnementa for uteri . ace.' At length the thief exclaimed— .'Your hiajuity, I think it were better for society that all five of us should be banged, since it appears that not an hottest man can be found among us ? In spite of the lamentable exposure the Icing laughed; and so pleased was be with the tillers cunnig expeirittient, that lie granted him a pardon. Slateharwailaya WSPIDILL PHILLIP ' S Jose on the shelf in the most summary style. This is the way it disposes of him; BEN ISuyi.ait's gubernatorial pre. tensions hare not been received as cor dially as he hoped to have them, and the fact the. altt.ost the entire State, as well as its larz.r portion of the republican join n tl. .4atoa adjoining have either .ienuunstl or roll. u.wl hie f‘Apiraiions 11 a prool that it.. f the iransgreasor is hard. Ittli.r.it 1. a 'played out politician, who ought to be forced out of public hits if lie does not go peaceably." TERRIFIC L XPLOSION IN NEW YORK The Steamboat Westfield Blown to Atoms EIGHT HUNDRED PERSONS ON BOA RD MEN, WOMEN AND MIILDREN HURLED DiMEM The Scene Baffles Description NEW Yona, July 30.—One of the most horrible explosions that ever happened in this vicinity occurred this afternoon at Staten Island Ferry; foot of Whitehall street. The steamboat Westfield was lying at the (lock just ready to start for Staten Island on the 1:30 P. M. trip. About 800 passen gers were aboard a n Urn tier of carriages, wagons, &c. The lirst bell had just rung, when a terrific explosion took place, and tlk scene of confusion and horror which ensued battles descrip Lion. When the explosion took place, the front of the boiler was suddenly blown out and dashed forward, by the force of the explosion, into the bow of tits steamer, thirty feet distant, where it imbedded itself. The forward portion of the steamer was instantly shivered into a thousand pieces and sank done. The smoke stack giving way at the same moment an immense volume of steam commenced to rise from the hold in front of the boiler. A moment ni ter the explosion the water was alt%e with struggling human benign, men, women and children. Many leaped overboard being panic stricken, and thinking to save themselves from Mr. flier evil. Sonic were saved by boats which happened to be in the vicinity at the time of the explosion. 01 the victims who were scalded by the IMlllenHe volume of steam and boiling water, which issued from the hold in front of the boiler, were heart rending. I (arbor police, firemen, and ambit lance department remo‘ed them to the hospitals, alter placing temporary dres sings upon the wounds or those most seriously hurt. Many died on their way to the hospitals, while others be corning delirious from the extreme flail) they suffered, were placed in beds in the hospital wards in raving condi tion. Inc ambulance held a number of young children, whose disligured little laces and closed eyes presented a pant Gle and touching sight. Their injuries placed them almost beyond a possibil ity of recognition. Many of the persons thrown into the water by the explosion saved their lives by clinging to the piles till help arrived, when they were taken 611 in boats, but others, nolfose injuries were more severe, lost strength, and sank in view of the spectators on shore. Drug-stores in the neighborhood of the scene were filled to the doors nith the wounded sufferers, and nionermis medical men rendered excellent service in assisting to relieve them. linniciliately on the explosion lie• coming known, immense crowd.. 1.7, nth erect in the vicinity of the Batten, and before hall an hour elapsed over I "i,(Kitl people had assembled. Mavy of these had relatives or friends on board the Westfield,und anxious, tedr fu I inquiries were made on every side to ascertain the fate of those. Immense crowds also assembled around the hospitals, besieging the officials with inquiries as to those within. Coronors Keenan and Young were at the Battery, within a few minutes after the explosion, and the latter took charge of the steamer and gave orders that she should not he removed from New York until an rn vestigation be made. The surgeons at the various boils tale assembled all their available force fur the occasion. At the Park Ii us iii sal, the lires intimation received of the explosion 14114 the arrival of a CarriNge at 2 I'. M. with four persons severely injured. From that tune the armals commenced pouring in every minute, and scenes of the most heart rending ‘ description wore witnessed. Many of the sufferers had their faces completely stripped of the skin and almost roasted. others acre burned or scalded idiom the body, and a farce proportion were dead, some being so horribly thafigureil as to bit unrecognizable. Beds in the wards were soon full, and afterwards beds were improvised by placing straw and blankets on the fluor. To add to the horror in the hospitai, inflammation in many eases set in shortly after their arrival, and the skneks and groans of the sufferers were terrible in the exeme. was found that many the patients intioa inevitably ihe Moon, the (.Leff stir gem' dispatched a ine-•stinger to pro cure the services of the clergy to ail minister spiritual consolation to the sufferers, which they did amid the groans and yells of those lying in tor tore around them. —A reeking s tench cornea up from the Radical flesh-pots. Ever and anon some angry fellow who fails to get his share of the loaves and fishes, stirs rip the unsavory mess and so offends the oilfactories of the public. The latest of these found in the person of the edi tor of the New Orleans Republican, who in his paper of the 20th ult., goes at his work in this style : 'They (the administration) are fill ing the custom house with all the po litical vagabonds of the Suite. They are giving large salaries out of the public moneys to men who are unthie,l lor any public employment, and who are only expected to attend club meet• lugs. They are adding hundreds of men to rolls where none are needed and paying them for. work never done.' —An Omaha paper advises the people `not to make such a fuss about the shooting of one constable, as there are over forty candidates for the poei• Lion.' An explosion of petroleum at Hhenne• France, on Monday last, csu.l•l Ile dvaili of fifty persons, and the destruction of many buildings. —Mr. Wm. C. Stone,a reporter of the Age, was drowned.while bathing in Rancocas Creek on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Stone was well known as a capable journalist, and n genial and true friend. He was 28 years of age. He has been employed successively upon the Even ingJelegraph, Inquirer and North: .AniPrican, and at the time or his death was connected with the lOC depart ment of the Age. Ile had i .piently appeared in amature thewrieuts ne "Willis Placide," and displayed maid erable ability. The reporters meeting on Monday, and pa , -ed a series of resolutions expressive of their sorrow at his loss and heart felt sympa thy with his bereaved family. F stand,' said a Western stump orator, 'on the broad platform of '9B, and palsied be mine arm if I desert 'em.' You stand` on nothing of the kind,' interrupted a little shoemaker in the crowd ; 'you stand in my boots that you never paid me for, and'd want the money.' New Advertisements W A T (:11 MAKER! MR. F. C. RICHARD Itnaireo to Inform thn publte that ho Is now Spring Street, next door to Harpers' more, Bellefnte, Pa., Whero he I+ now prepared to makn and repair N.; vrt•lcy, , t, (• IdWK4, .1 { , AV , hi Pr.oliptly, awl 011(110 !limit renvoiml,loterifig itolllg Itgatoi non 10.10 all I I ii tug hail a, long r< toe. he lull 110 all I I• 11 der entire "atkractioti 1., to ly BEM ho mold nt Pnhhc Halo, nt the Coot! Bonito, In lII° Borough of Bellefonte, on I'll ESDAN"I'II E 1 , 11.711 DA N' OF sEl"l'ENtlllili N lAT. 'rho roll,. log pr ,, io(`HY. —A LI) l' nllitnte,l on Alleghany Street., In agi.l Borough, know n Ito the - rtlrller Properly" while!) are erected II large NIREE sToitv mucK lii 14110,10, and nt her bffillingn 'Perri. —(1114• third of the putt halo Inhney, to rentstin charged out the property 'luring the natural lift, of Mr• Mar) 4 4 truer, and one half of I.lto 1,4114111.1er to be i.e.' Id the ,•on firtnation of the /tale, 1111.1 the "ilwr ono• half In one your therenner with inlere.t It, he eared I.y . 14011.1 and rtlortgage on the ',r011..., ll..., IILGE 1.11 I %, A Ilonier, J to IL A witNisTßATowsTicE Aonllllll.lrolloon , on the Pooklll,lo ol %%Olt un lofoooe, of o Itoolool hole of , •regg too , 1141111 , lhorliog been Krwroteoll too holm olothroo• ooldiroof In th,• nm,• toWnohlie nil per.on. 113.1. Ile 3i 133 333t131 tat l•hoo heieho o notolhol too mna , • fmmed uue 1111Vtilent,nti1 Illg lootio.hopoltool Hit 13301131 to pre..•ut them, duly authenticated for ar•ttl.ment ,1 1 111\ 1.10 .I.lntuat.tirotor of Wm Pi, one, p,er.u,•l ill •ul t•tr (11 )1' lel' PitI)CI,A NE A TII IN. Whereof. , the Hon Charloa A Mayor, Prv•iilinit of I 110 roast of I vino,. 1 . 1011, Hie .1111,111 liiiitrlol, voilviliiting or the 001111111, 0(1 • 1 Imion and ( hunt-Id and the Ilonoral , le .11,1111 llostvrinan and llul 11ou rn Lie \ A...elate Judge/. 111 I o•iiire v.dinty, oing 14.110i1 Hn' ai lirvoiTt, le•nratig datello ?Nth pla's'h, A II , 1071, t" Mi . 1/.1111, 1 , , II d on't 4l),r nud 'reriinner and General Jail lielivery and tplarter :+ alone or Li., reooo In • ninny of coot ,o, to t L. ~,0,00000 on the 411, :11.iiit13) a Allgood., 1,71, awl to voli tion° one a inik Nit It I herv6 , re lioryhy then lo the ol Ilio Ponce. Ahlio:11,1 nII ~f 1114. P/11.1 I . olinty of that Ihvv I, then 1111 , 1 Iloor proper per moy., ill the h. , 11 . 11.r11"f I,lli day, Aitil nil iht It w n reran roloaneen. „ do Opine io their ditto appt•flitlllei in lan ittid i.,1111, In rto•—gilliy, yes to pr os ecute NClLlilmt the prOolomet !hal are •hall fe. 114 1144 , .1.141 of Centre voolity, he then and their to prosevuto agaiti , t the ot n. I,u en tinder try• hand, at liellefonte, I lie 27111 day 4,1 June lit the year of oar fiord, 1,71, and 4 14 the oolelNdoorll, year 141 the 1 14 41,4 1 ,, H 1, tier of the font 41 Statent W 16.11/ SC it I) I , I E D :11 \ FAI'l 1:1,11. 111 s II A UN II( )INE cLuTlf IN(; A N 1i( )01's, VECT Moll TO II %RI'ER R lIRO'B, I,,,lelonte I hag ,111.1110 I I lett..l tho , 1.1 . FINC, UA It Al'N (1, , PI II 11, fonti. li, long noc.led 11 Flr , t of thhi kind. and my end! i.r •luul nothing lint the hoed tit t- Inl, vittiilo3lng only iirnt, aiPthalell to turn on( i‘ork cqunlcd liy raw and etcclh• , l he Ito itsannt,ii•ltircr In ilthirontitry titintletnen c4ll i r a t e their Ilorn a • , rarcfully ittenAtiritil at thin ntableti for clothing, 1:01,L,, etn• , I hits 111M111111g It perfect titling ,trtiole illl4l imparting tun nii,litional gran, to the style of 16 . 21 Htillt (WWI f,l I . IIZ I,I , DINID II .1 (INTIIt Ann HDRIXS CKELII It it 1,0., Philadelphia, June 13. 1071. Notice In hetet, gttett tint 111.• flint Install in st il of ne e 'toiler. per share to the I aline! St 10.1“ of the Lew t.thurg, Centre, and S ,t two Creek It it I'o, aub-et il•ed In the Toe tedtips of kiarris, Potter, I;regg, Penn and Bathe., Centre County, will he payable on the first dayefJuly, 1871, and the subsequent Itt.dall. meats of kiV4l Dollars per share, a ill he dire and payable on the first day of molt numeeed. fog month, Mali the whole in pool u) month of the above Installment, aro hereby required to be MIDIO to ail. Tretemrer of the Ce,ut the otliee of the County Banking Company, Bellefonte, Pa. JOSEPH LESLEY, Treasurer. N B Any prrwm oirairing, ran pay the whole MT at nnoe. it paymentn are not punt•Lthtlit , made, the law allowa one par eent per month to be rharged in addition. la Rb Rm NoTICF , OF INCORPoIiATION. Notice la hereby given that application has been made to the Court of Common Plena of; Centre county, for a Chartor of Incorporation of the Libdrty Liaptiet Church, Liberty town ehip, and will be confirmed at said court If no sufficient reason to the contrary is shown on or before tiret day of August Term next. JOUN MoItAN, 16-29.3 t Pr othonaftry '- New Advrtisements El EGISTEIO3 NOTICK—The fol. lowing account!' have boon examined and panned by me, and reprint's fildd of record In tide Offiefl fur the hinpeetion of heirs, tegatees creditors, and all others In any way Interented, and will be pre-fouled to the Orphans' Court of Conti,' county, to be held at Bellefonte, for allowance and confirmation on WEDNESDAY Gin 30th of August, A. 0. 1071. 1. The account of MeAllllllO Reece, rltnlnift tratur of Le., Margret Iteose, Into of (ho town ship of Gregg. deceased. 2. The account of Jacob I). Valentino, Guar dian of Richard, Tamozine, Clifford and Mary, minor children of Jacob V. 'Thomas, t Bellefonte, Crean county. 3. The Guardiai fillip account of W. L. Gor don, Guardian of omit anti Hannah Ifaughen banh, minor child en of Jacob Datighenbach, late of Harlin township, deceased. 4. Adam Weaver lftiartlitin of John and Nicodemun Lone, two of thin children me 1101n1 of Catharine Lase, Into of Raines toe n nhtp, In account with the (feta° of the said John and Nicodomus Lone. a Account of Peter Bolt Gunrdian of Conrad, Jacob and Lucy Ellen Long, minor children of Martin Long, Jr., Into of Iturnnulo townoldp, decoased. 6. 'rho nem:motor horses and Joseph Manek, and Emery Brun - want, administrators of to., of Josso Mnuck Into of l'onii to6lothip, deceased, as ilier l by Williau M malt, acting administrator. 7. Partial account of Peter Trees° and Jas. Ir Ur 1.1 tell, ntlinlnlntrator 01 &c., of Elizabeth Trove.: Into Qf Bragg township. 8 The account of M. T. Milliken, ;Daniel Rhoads and John Irwin, Jr., trustees undor the Will of W. A. Thomas, deceased, late of Bellefonto, Pa. a. The 'account of Samuel Musser and John Musser, Jr.. administrator of Ate, of WiWan Musser, late of Ferguson townahip, deceased. to 'rho account of Thomas Doi" and John Williams, executors of the lost Will and testa ment oi ‘V.lliamy Illinois, deceased, lulu of Harris township, f:entre county, i.ll 11. The account of (.00 Jut k, executor of the last Will and te•danient of M, 'Main Wag tier, IMO of Boalsburg, ht Um township ij Frr Ilarrl., deceased. 12. The estate of l'homaa Munson, late the Borough of Philipsburg, Centro county, Pa. deceased In account with 1/wen Hancock, administrator of Xalci I.Minte 1.. 'rho peril tint of Shint , ' Fnoik (limp I Inn of Luclndi4 Scholl, minor child of Plidlp l.tto oftl, con too 'lshii), l lutlon County, I 1 louppletwentstry and Mutt adminkt rlti ion rteeodot of 11. IN MeA II Inter, who numv,l .11wnes Potter nthelnktretor or tale g 00.14 and rlghtt, tat, rt.:int.., IMO ullYllluuu 11 Potter, deeetweetl. 1.,. 'I he xecond 111•1,11111 t I r .1,14 01, 4/olk ey 0110 of the executor,. of John Hanltoy, late 1.1 l'onn harnmlup In the county of t'entre 16. 'llmalnal recount of Jacob and Philip lkittorf e.ft•ctitors of the I t tt 111 and testa ment of Jacob lloltorf, I of Ferguson toe n• ship, deceased , 17 The account of fertin tittikaqt ad ministrator of ,of I t•ol Utugrt. h, late of Walker township, dee red. IS 'rho accountfl .1 I. nepl,,rt minter appointed by the tn-f an's Cott rt t.. make sale ul tho real estate of ;no tbarltrieir, deceased, late of Benner tow ship accoun 01 Henry o'kerhoo administrator of - ',,track deceased, late of Mil. 4ltirg,l' it re 1 • 111111ty, i” Ihe are° at of Mieheftilon,Vi% 1 •111l1.111111 r,l Alma Mar It Itttelsey (now devete.. minor child of Jaeol• Rock ey, laic of Walker t , ..11' 4 11 1 p, deceased 21. 'rho mceolint of Ibliellitel l•ti Inli tll of Anna (;labril•k 1110 W AIIIM 4,11) 1.1111.1 of I ieorgo• I.lkrbliek, lato of B. 11111 r towmphip, ducerwed 21. The aceounl of MiClisill Gr.% o, Guard lan of 1;1'0 W fnirl,rlek (now ileeen.ed,) a minor r 1114 of George trarbriek, late of Item., Loa M'II p, donasrd l'he administration acenunt of Jain', I, Nnmuu•n (Ile ndnnno•lrnbm 11l , of Patnel, IV Vita, lute of Hnow Shoo towlll4llfp, dreva,od. J II MI itii 1 ,, IN, 16 10.4 t • r LSTIOIY --('a me to di. he TUt.ilit , hee I • „ of tn.. snovern.er, in Marion too n.lrip, lln 1,1 10111111. tl,r 2101 day of June, In - 1 I OM steer shout two yen, old or Li ". [ I. 040,1 I 1,0 , ni to t 1/112, I.ltrup... and Ink. , 1,1111 11101•.1 1,. he 10111,0 i11tp.1..11 of ,14 t h. , x 1,01 411r. , 11 .{o.li. .1(111N \r A1)111 N yricE ! -- Letters of Adrnlnb.tration on tl.e o.tate of John Armsgont, deeen.e.l, lute of Hwuu r ten nYllip, 11111111 g been grunted to the 1111.1 , f signed, all persons Indebted to said ,tatti ntv n, l oemed to flunky Itrinie.lllll4l pxy r,•rit. 111,44. linvlng claims aglikitiPt L., pre scut (hem, 41,11 y lanthenti. aleol, A ICNI A 4 i 4 /ST, I; w hi Ad. ttttt fr frforr. BEEI9 sT It A V. — l ' arne to the repidence ' A of the sulrocriloor in Patton loot 114111 p, rAulti Ilnio In June, Nino Sheep, Ithreo of whioh dire 1 , 11.• L at.tl all urwrLi,t wuh n •lit in ear ' I he owner In re.pie+te , i IO 141111 e I 4 raard, prove property, piq lotrge. 111. m for Icy , In . Limy will to, INoI,I OW Lin direete to 2./ 31 CIIIIISI IA \ A u DiTows NoTirr, _The Auditor Apidatitol 14) the 4 irptioth's Court of Centre I 011tity. to hear strut determine totoltplloll.l to Ills ovvoont 441 44444 ItIO, Mild .101111 hilenherger, I.te, of JaMet• ltoga , t1011,04O•1, Nail to ',port dP W 1.111 1 ,11. Wilt RllOll4l 1., till, il4/11.14 of thia arpoiritment at the .474.0(5(int Iv tt A le 'milder, on Till ItHUAI the loth any of August, 1,471, at '2 o'clock. P. M. ISO II (110. 13, IW/7-U A witlor ) . 1 . ICE 01' . I N CORP Ult AT lON Note, Is hereby given that epplleal ton bay 1.4.4. n mails to the Court of Common Pleat. of Centre county, for a Charter of Incorporation Ir thintlo t thtrett of th et II ovt ant, t mtd Iltat 'mid charter will I. gran lind Ow pray, of the petliton, on the 4111 :11 "relay k -t Twat, If oo toilticient rt,4011 I. • •10311 (II the i slitrary JNO M )R N, Plot/1,41,4f,', MEE N (rrlci , Notice hereby gt‘tot that a meeting of the cool nikslonern mooed In the Act of A....m01dy minded "An Art to incorpot ate Mu Lock Haven, 7 tinny and Sugar Valley Narrow t;atige Railroad Company," apptoved the 17th day of March, A Ii li7l, will In., held at the office of li ii Dols., F.en , 111 Lock iinven, on Friday, lino 26111 day of August, 1971, hetweott the leairr of la o'clock it. to RIM 1 oeiock p , (or the purposo of opening bmik O. and re ceiving subscription the Ctmitaltitoek sod effecting an organization of said company. le Music CIIICKERING & SONS CELEBRATED I'l A NOES, at reduced prices OHO A NS, SII EET t &C., T. M. & CO'S.. MUSIC B'F 0 It E, VESPER STREET, LOCK HAVEN, I'A 16.26 17 Sales. 2GOOD FARMS FOR SALE. Thn underslgne,l offer for Sale too forma containing about 225 ACRES EACH Situated in Benner township, within two miles of Bellefonte. For further pull/ellen. Inquire of (;EIHME II ANTINiN, Depth Ow), Pn. or beltrfo I ClElli LUABLE PAIZDiT. FOR SA 1,1 'the undersigned offer forMalo file tntattott In Benner tnvynaltlp, Centre County, Bete een three and four miles from tOo Botough of Bellefonte, and easy of neeeme n the neat of roads. It t•ontaine ra ACRES A NII fla PERCH F., of lila hest limestone land, in a high slate of cultivation, under good fencing I pt fSN ided with eonninaliona buildings I\llll abundance of NEVER FAILINU WATER. 'There is also on tho promisee a thrlOott YOUNG OIRCHAItII of choice fruit, Just Itttglnlng to bob] TA llouso Is a TWO-STORY FRAME with Kitchen attachment. The BARN Pi a largo Bank Frame Building, Al by Su f. m. with Wagon Howie and other convenient attach nientti. A double Corn felt and Shod, , eparnie from barn, proof agninet vermin. 'I 1.. 10 Pt Mao a new, first slit, LIME IC I LN preeled on Ilho prvon....m, capable of p,,lnelng from (I Imwhel4 po.r day. 7he `trier of thlm Om, will he re i•oottble and nlTer. u valtiol.lo Invemloietit and d• , unblo home to lon ilermon ,l(o.iroii4 of !Immo ing the ooeurolion 0111r, Iller Tllifi I 1,111,11 , 0, sell, In utomeetion • property, if des,lred, ANI) IA a 010111111 g very .1,, 'ruble, retl,l i torn Gamily to 11.• empl ayrd on CIO NMI her - Early npplienitlou is .leFilred IMEEMMiI MEM E.VP FOR % 4 LI: V" in the borough of Osceola. It I. loo,tiewl on corm, Street, one of the finest poi oet4 In the borough. Como.t4 of a 11,1 let I, ' hunt, 32,1 feet deep •triti fronts on liele street 'BO 'yet. One on Whieh is erected four dwelllto, No •4 ac f01k..., 1,2, .1, and 4. No. I h tight runing, No 2 has tine rooms, NO. 3 I, 111 (our rooms, NO 4 has five rooms anti other beees• nary 1.111.1111gP, also two wells and a picket roues around the property, inol a bed good brick cloy. !trick hits been made oh the prop erly PO flint It I. po•itl rely known Iloit the clay will make brick and all that can 1., made can be sold sriehout any trouble a• hikh prlee, 15 per cent glinranieed on into !nett. :111111A Ell, HAM/F(1/41 , ()creole • (learnt 1, 1 a. MEE A VERY DESIRABLE PR , , PEit 11 Foil S‘LF.. situated In the borough of Ilellef.'we and 11,,11 as OW . I.lg 'pi lug'' property • float ing of a numb, r " n of it ni , h °reeled an elegant use story Cillltent A tt!4l triune building, entirely new; also, I. new ~ table, wash hon.', and other out I ot, , lings, tin one other lot a two story and I.noenient Irame pia.tered house The grounds n, the,e hot., lire lwatitifully laid out and ',anted with troll trot - of oilnieroun klnd• fancy shade Ire,. and oholeo sh rubber, grails vine•, and flower. lino other lot 211104 .4iteet, I.elow the (lig f 4 prina, Oil .1111.11 la 1.1, • led .1 fine ',ring lion•••• with .piing ,lith• hie for It trout pond of thu 11,4 gush . ' A;ao four shales burl ling lot. Thlit pr , p• t y Is for anle and a 111 he sold low and Ulm WILI 10.11. term. Apply to RINK IN A 11M IN or JOHN I'. 4'l tf P.e11 , 4 , .. 1 t L( )I'S 1 , 1 )1t SALE. Th, offern At pill yr Sf to iIITY T\l'() rrs, lune•lndi I) a.ljlning the I•or.•14;11 I belle (onto, In n hm is termed in Colonvillt• ll'lnsinanll) +minted • Pori) %later ••CI all of Of Thi. ta.nt ••1 Lon ,1•1 n It, 4nted 11 wrif.o.ll.l rtter poorer ul i Olt" I 3 ~111 I mnrgn ln. u. 'Ilc•. for Ili tiolfac. .10/IN ' L 1.., 11.24-nm Cauchy & Co it.;37`. A MI( IN I'll - e qlei tir h1.7111il• 6r• tit. --floes. tit tilt Novell, • CNIA; A I: ll' . cuj,, ;N} IMMEIMIEW It ha, the delleme anti rf•frentling r , ,1•1111 . 19 111 ge . ,llllfll. I nut 1 elegne AA ; • :- ,h-peornhle tit I he tenet 4,f e•ery Lois .•r , •er tlein.tn Dr , igklet+ that D 1 1 17 7 .111 Perheeere 8 1) (' Lo II • K A GENTs WAN I'ED FOR ❑l9TnR\ oil T❑ I'. \V %it IN El 1:,.1'} It tine engravings (Battle Heolion nod lerldente In the War, 1111.1 14 1.1.1.• only hill Aothentie and 0 111 , tel 111”1..ry e,l Thal greet eonith t Agenis are meet, t With enpreeedented nurrren ”011$11t; from to to .ropier per I I V, iind 11 In puldistatti iv both Engneh and German CA UTION Inn•rior 1110 , riel, 11rr ling circulated See timf the you I.llv emittuns Ifs tine On VIIVIIII{4 and two Itogtt• Send for 4 ' . ll In • It lid n our terms, and a full tletterAv ion ,I that wort, Add rose, rt. flt/ISIAL 14 1 141.15 n ING (1), Pa. I. 28-4 m ANT El).— Al; IfSTS.—(::2I) per dm/1 to .rit the celebrated HUPP.; SIICTTI,h; MEV, INI M cif IN E. Ila , the iu 11,r-ftied, makes the -fork nilteh" Iblie nn both nidex ) and In fully lerensni, The eheapid family Sewifig Maehine In the mar ket Add re.., Jr)IINS4 oN, IC All, Um M. 1•4 , 1411.1.1001, Pa , Chicago, Id or St. Mn tw WANTED oterywhern ennvn•n for eilr great In )1.1.A11. Paper A fine 82,00 Steel Engraving gi% en to every •ahvAle her Extraordinary Ind Ilealli0111(t. 4ldreet B. II Hi:SMELL Heaton Maas. MEM WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, FUR (MOLLS, COLDS, AND 11014SL CHM The. Ti',, fr pre.ent tho Acid in Combina tion with other ettletent remettleit, ht it popu lar form, fur the Cure of all Throat and Ltlllg tlltmpiem. Hoarseness and Uleerittion of the Thi oat are immediately relieved. and stetelnitents are con moony being sent to the proprietor for relief In caeca of Throat difficulties of years standing CAUTION—Don't be deceived by n. tthless ifllitlitl.llll/ Get only Wollow' Carbolic Tablets Price 23 eta per lion. JOHN Q. KEIALOW, In Platt Ht., N. Y., Mole Agents for the LT 8 Send for Circular. 16-97.4 w It ED e l Ll C l : o r r i m ° N t o HT] . C IC a f EB rhoTe? t.i eat ant Ing to consumers by getting up clubs. ad-Send for our New Price List owl a Club MI it) a 111 accompany It, containing full citron • Hon.—making a large saving to consumers and remunerative to club organfLera TH Eiril EAT AMERICAN TEA CO., 31 k NsVoney tit ret N.Y, I'. O. Bug 6441 In 27 1w OEM
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