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Centre Hall, fa., April 19., '7'2
TERMS.—The Rxpoaraa is published
waeklv at $2 per year, ia advance, or
when hot paid in advance, bortix month*
half these rate*.
Advertisement* $1.60 per square ilcn
linaa) for three insertion. Advertisement*
far S, R and 17 months, at reduced rates.
Any parson sending us the names of six
new suWribesr, with the cash, will re
cetv-o tile KKIVHTKH ■ yc:ir K.r
The Massachusetts radical state
convention hat instructed for Grant
and Wileou.
The liberal republican movement ia
making headway in Illinois All the
proininwr.t republicans in the state
will be embraced in lite call fur the
Cincinnati convention.
Local Option I ucoustituUonal
Carlisle, Pa., April 9. —The Local
Option bill, passeu for the barough of
Shipponsburg, Cumberland county,
was by Judge Junkiu, President
judge, held to be unconstitutional,
and licenses were grauted aa if uo such
law existed.
Tltis confirms our view ef local op
tion —we held it to be unconstitution
al, and frequently declared eo. The
legislature is the only law making
Kwer under the constitution, and that
dy has no authority to delegate that
power to the people at the poll*,
which it simply what local option
amounts to.
Hartranft Nominated.
The radical state conveution, which
assembled at Harrisburg, ou Wctlut-a
day, 10th inst., noutiuated Gen. Hart
ranft, of Montgomery, for Goveruor.
Hartrauft received 85 vote*, aud
Ketchum 45. Hartranft waa Camer
on's choice, and that put him through.
Simon of course, goes for uo man, un
less he is corrupt and sides with his
corrupt clan; and hence he issued his
mandate in favor of Hartrauft This
shows that Cameron still controls the
radical party in this state, and no one
receives any consideration from that
wing of the party —or will be identi
fied with it —unless he be a corupt man.
This is clear, and fixes the estimate that
honest meu can place upon Gen.
Hart ran ft, already known to be steep
ed up to the crown of his hat in the
great Evans embezzlement.
Gen. Hartranft also had a hand in
the hanging ef an innocent woman,
Mrs. Sorratt, at Washington, during
the war. Every reader of the Repor
ter is conversant with that infamous
piece of history, and Hartranft, the
radical nominee played an important
role in it.
A hangman, and bosom friend of
the embezzler Evans, .are the only
qualities that distinguish the radical
nominee for governor. There is noth
ing to be froud of in him
The Clinton Republican feels sore
because its county is placed in a demo
cratic congressional district. If any
one has a right to feel dissatisfied with
the apportionment, it is not the
radicals, for the recent bill gives them
16 districts to 10 democratic, and
least of all has the little forlorn hope
of radicals in Clinton county a right
to complain, for they were in tbe
enjoyment of a district, black as coal,
under the old apportionment, and a
little democracy now will do them
some good.
Why did not the radicals put a re
solution in their platform endorsing
the forthcoming life of Gen. John W.
Geary, for the publication of which
$30,000 have been set apart of the
funds which Evans A Co.. robbed out
of the state treasury ?
The rads should not go back on the
Life of the Here ofSnickerville.
Senator Howe introduces a foolish
bill, "to establish a national universi
ty for the purpose of elevating the
standard of education in the republic
and promoting the intellectual welfare
of the people." Ten faculties are pro
vided, as follows : A faculty of sci-
ence, with seventeen professorships ;
of philosophy, with fourteen ; lan
guage and letters, twenty-eight history
fifteen ; fine arts, fifteen ; law, sixteen;
medicine and surgery, thirty-two ; ag
riculture, nioeteeu ; and of military
and naval science and art, these latter
faculties to be respectively tbe Milita
ry Academy at \\ est Point and Nav
al Academy at Annapolis. One
hundred and fifty-six professorships,
exclusive of those at West Point and
Annapolis, are called for, aod in ad
dition there are to be tutors ad lib.
Among ether branches of knowledge
to be treated by professors are sociolo
-81,81,B 1 , cholasticism, the Flemish, Coptic,
ungarian, and Celtic languages, too
doctoring, poultry raising, piscicul
ture, and Oriental philosophy. The
regular course is to include just three
dozen branches, among them biology,
psychology, soicology, philolgy, phys
ioigy, Sanscrit, food adulteration, and
fencing, and tbe student surviving a
five years' term of study is, on pay
ment of SIOO, to receive the degree of
D. U. — doctor univcrealis.
Forney's Press doss not like the
nomination ofHartrauft, and says it
will be a dead weight upon the radi
cal party. Of course the hangman
would be a dead weight.
It was Hartranft who put the rope
around Mrs. Surratt's neck, and he it
waa who tied her arms upon her back.
Admitting she was guilty, what Hue
sensibilities it shows in the radical
candidate for governor. But Mrs.
Surratt was an innocent wsman.
Whew ! a hangman for candidate.
The Pittsburg Diepatch, one ef the
best and ablest radical sheets in this
state, grumbles at the Hartranft tick
et, although it agrees to swallow it,
but makes an awful face in doing so.
It is now certain that Curtin has re
signed and is coming home ta take part
in the Cincinnati movement.
John Hickman aud all the leading
Chester county republicans have sign
■ cd a declaration iu favor of the liberal
republican,or Cincinnati movement.
Senator Fenton has definitely decided to
attend the Cincinnati convention, and te
- givo his earnest support to tbo liberal
' movement, and to annouueet te his friends.
Tho Had Iml Convention.
The radical state convention * hlch met at
Harrisburg, last week, ni ad a tho following
nomination*:
Governor (Jen. J F Hartranft.
Supreme Judge— Ulyaie* M error.
Auditor General- llarrtaon Allen.
Adolph K. Itorio and John M. Thomp
son were appointed Electors at large,
Thair platform ia made up of the follow -
ing .lull:
The committee on resolution* reported a
♦arie* ef reaolutioni. The firl reaffirm*
devotion to the principle* of the Kopubli
can party.
The second declare* that adoption <>t
thirteenth, fv>urteenth and fifteenth con
(titutienal amendment* ha* not been ac
quired in by all, a* to render >ecurv
and permanent the incorporation* In that
instrument
The third *u*Uin iu policy of protec
tion and against further appropriation or
public land* to incorporation* or indtvW-
The fourth demand* the continued re
duction of the public debt economy in
National and State administration*, and
the reduction oftaie* a* rapidly a* con
•istent with the public credit
The tilth declares that internal taxes
should be removed b#for# th# ieduction of
the tariff on foreign goods, and that in any
change in the tariff the tax on lea and cof
fee should be removed.
The sixth approve* of the President •
trial of civil service reform, and aiU
that this or some other system should nave
a fair trial and declares that the Republi
can party has given ftU evidence of it*
ability to administer the government hon
oetlv. faithfully and! *uoe***fblly, and
claim* Prom the people a continuance of
confidence and support.
The seventh points with pride to the
records of President Grant - * aduiiuwtra
tioti, Not only has internal taxes been re
duced, but $A)0,000,000 ot the public debt
has been paid off, a result for which we
are indebted to rigid honesty, strict econo
my and sterling integrity, which the .Presi
dent has brought to the administration of
national affaira. „
The eighth praaenta Gen. Grant* nauie
for renouiination.
The lateretolution congratulate* the peo
ple on thecal! for a convention to revue
the constitution.
The following delegates at large to the
Philadelphia Convention were selected,
each being provided with an alternate :
Morion Sic Michael, Pen H. H Bm
haui, Philadelphia ,J.W. F. White Al
lagheny ; M S. of Beaver ; Robt
Purvis, icolaredt of Bucks ; Gen. W It.
Jessup, Susquehanna; W*. ti- Kouna Soru
merset, and Samuel B. Dick of Crawford.
The Gerrymander.
Sirteen Republican ta Ten Democratic
Dietrictt.
The following is the Congte sionat ap
pertionment bo I ax adopted and which
vta* carried in tha SdiiiU by iha y#t*i
four Democratic members, vis: loins*,
Dill. Fuawaw *odlU*©au. :
First District.—Third. Fourth, hifth
Sixth. Eleventh, Twelfth sud Sixteenth
wards, Philadelphia.
Second District—First, Second, Seventh
end Twenty-sixth wards, Philadelphia
Third District— Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
Thirteenth and Twentieth Wards, and all
that pottiouofthe Seventeenth Ward west
of Second street, Philadelphia.
Fourth District—Fifteenth. Twenty-first,
Twenty-fourth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth Wards, Phila
del phi*-
Fifth District—Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Twenty-second, Twenty-third,and Twen
ty-fifth Wards, and the Seventeenth Ward
wast of Second street, Philadelphia.
Sixth District —Chester ana Delaware
eountias.
Seventh Districts-Lancaster county.
Eighth District—Berks and that portion
• f Montgomery northwest of Norrulown,
Whits pain, Gwynedd and Montgomery
townships. .....
Ninth District —Bucks and Northamp
ton and balance of Montgomery
Tenth District—Lehigh, Carbon, Mon
roe. Pike and Wayne. ......
Eleventh District- Scbuyktll, Columbia
and Montour. *
Twelfth District—Dauphin, Lebanon
and Northumberland.
Thirteenth District.—Luxerue.
Fourteenth DistrieL—Bradford, Susque
hanna, Sullivaa and Wyoming.
Fifteenth District—Tioga. Potter, Me-
Kean, Cameron and Lycoming.
Sixteenth District—Union. Snyder. Mif
flin, Centre, Clearfield and Elk.
Seventeenth District.—Huntingdon.
Blair, Cambria and Somerset.
Eighteenth District—Bedlord, Franklin.
Fulton, Juniata and Adams.
Nineteenth District—Westmoreland,
Fayette and Greene.
Twentieth District—Cumberland, Yerk
and Perry.
Twenty-first District—lndiana, Arm
strong Jefferson and Clarion.
Twenty second District —Pittsburg, Ber
mingham. East Birmingham, Ormsby,
South Pittsburg. Monongahela, Mount
Washington, Teniperanseville. West Pitts
burg, Union, Allentown, Si C'.air Verona
Braddocks and the Townships of Plum.
Wilkins, Penn and Potter. .
Twenty-third District—All Allegheny ,
county not included in the above
Twenty-fourth District—Washington,
Bearer and Butletr.
Twenty-filth District—Lawrence, Mer
cer, and Crawford.
Twenty-sixth District—Erie, Venango.
Warren and Forest
THE RADICAL NOMINATIONS-
Opinions of the Republican Press.
The Lancaster "Lrprest" Repudiate*
the Ticket
[From tbe Lancaster Express.]
Those who bare been carefnl reader* of
the Express fwr the past two years, or since
it has called public attention te the reck
less and criminal manner in which our
state finances have been mwnaged, need
scarcely be informed that neither the pro
ceedings nor the results of the republican
slate convention meet our approval or have
any claim upon our support. The conven
tion, so far at its relation to either the
wishes or the interests of tho people at
large are concerned, Was a broad farce
We never saw its equal, and we hope we
may never look upon its like again. It was
more like a ratification meeting, called to
endorse what had already been agreed
upon in caaucus called by tbe treasury
ring of Mackey, Hart ran ft A Co.
"Hie nomination ofHartranit, known to
be a member of a ring which stinks in the
nostrils of all honest man, himself under
a cloud of suspicion in connection with
tbe Evans fraud, was bad enough, and of
itselfagreater load than any party would
be able to carry, but it was completely sup
plemented by the nomination of Senator
Allen, whose principal distinction 'was his
championship of that gigantic fraud known
as the "Nine Million Steal,'* and which
was thoroughly ventilated in the re
publican newspapers of Lancaster at the
time that bold scheme for robbing the
treasury was attempted. To ask the read
ers of tbe Express to support a ticket like
this, and nominated under such auspices,
would be a gross and uupardonable insult.
We do not believe it can be elected, and
the best reason in tbe world which can be
given for this opinion, to all honest men,
is that it does no deserve to be.
[Erom the Philadelphia Press.)
Oeneral John F. Hartranft is the repub
lian nominee fer governor of Pennsylva
nia. We believe it to be a most inaus
picious selection, a sad opening of what
promiies to be a most exciting and difficult
campaign. Made not in the spirit of har
mony in the party or of the interests of Ihe
state, but simply to gratify a "ring" which
has taken possession of the republican or
ganization of the state and will lead us to
inevitable defeat in the city next fall unles
sternly checked beforehand, it will need
superhuman effort to elect General Hart
ranft. Not even tbo placing of Judge
Mercur upon the ticket with hi m will help
to lighten our load.
Governor Geary refuses to sign the
Congressional Apportionment bill,
and two Congessmen will, therefore,
be elected this fall under the recent act
of Congress of February 2, 1872;
SECTION 2. • • • • That in
the election of Representatives to the
Forty-third Congress, in any State which
by tnislaw in given an increased number
of representatives, the additional represen
tative or representatives, allowed to such
State may be elected by the State at large,
and the other representatives to which the
State is entitled by the district as now pre
scribed by law in said State, unless the
Legislature of said State shall otherwise
provide before the time fixed by law for
the election of representatives therein.
Loss of life Las been again caused at Lit
tie Cottonwood, Utah, by avalanches ol
snow. Bnow there is six feet deep on ai
level.
Tho plank in the radical pint form 1
of this Htate. which i>|H>*ka in favor of
nil economical adroinstmtion in the af
fair* of the aula government, is rmthar
cool, in the far* of the Kvans ft audi,
with which every officer belonging to
the present itatc administration haa
been more or lose connected. Tho
llate's history job ia another radical
tucker uj>on tho trcavury, and tho
thouand and one other plundering jotw*
at Harrisburg, under preeeut radical
rule, arc all sought to bo covered up
(by a leaolutiou in favor ef ecanomy,
and all gudgeons will swallow it.
Coat or lb* Radical Gray Fraud.
The M'Clurw-Cray investigation,
baa coat tb tax pay era of tbia atata a
haudrome HI ID, ami the radical fraud*
in Philadelphia, it will bo aoeu balow
are uot Iritiliug to the treaaury.
The committee upou the aeuato con
tested election caeo fro in the Fourth
senatorial district, make* the followiug
report upon the coats and expeoaas in
curred, authorized and allowed by
said committee for the approval of the
senate :
For reporter* and their assistants s7,ho? 60
For printing evidence, 6W) copies 1,708 76
Geo. J. Bolton , bill *3* l Si
Sergcanl-at-aruis and assistant*.... 360 00
Clerical and messenger*' *ervicelor
committee . Hit) ft)
John A. Loughbi idgc, prothonotary 46 00
Contestant for l.Ottt witnesses in at
tendance 1,67760
Contestant for serving subpasna* .1.411)00
Respondent for 0o w illOMses paid by
c0mmittee........... 1,407 60
Respondent for serving übpvnas...l,6Wl 00
Printing subpoenas card* 64 00
Making election boxes, express
charge* and miscellaneous..'. 176 ft)
I'upaid witnesses of respondent..... l,4M)ft>
Liberal Movement.
A significant move has been tuadt
by tbe republicans of Chester couuty.
A call has been issued by
promineut parties, among whom are
Hon. John Hickman. Smediey Dar
lington, esq., Colonel lloolou, aud
others, asking the co operation uf all
citizen* who disapprove of the actious
of the Harrisburg convention. Tbe
paper is verey severe upon the candi
dates of the convention and the manner
in which they were placed before tb*
people, aud is very well received.
A mass meeting will prwbablv be held
to consider the subject Mr. Hickman
anuounce* his intention to lake part
iu the liberal republican movemeulat
Cincinnati.
Defendants as WUnease* in their own
Behalf.
Tbe following is tbe text of tbe new stat
;ue allowing tbe defendants to testify la
> their own behalf:
| An act to extend tke competent} e/ nereon*
| to be vitalMM is certain criminal (SMI
Sac. 1. Be it enacted by tbe Senate and
House of Representatives of tbe Common
wealth of Pennsylvania ia General Assem
bly met, and it is hereby enacted by tbe
authority of the same, laat, in tbe trial of
i all indictments, complaints and other pr
' ceedings against persons charged with tbs
! commissions of crimes or offsnces not
; above the grade of misdemeanor in any
j court of record, of criminal jurisdiction,
the so charged shall, at his own request,
but net otherwise, be deemed a competent
witaess, but bis neglect or refusal to testi
fy shall not crealeany presumption against
him, nor shall any reference he mane to,
nor shall any comment be mads upon
{such neglect or reftisal by counsel in the
' case during the trial of the cause ; previd-
S ed that this act shall net extend totho trial
,of any person on an indictment for perju
ry or forgery. J. W Unit.
April S, 1872.
April Court—Gould Jurors.
Philipsburg—John Hanick
Walker— Itenry Beck, K Markle
Benner—Geo Dale, H L Harvey
Hoggs- -8 Pletcher A Fetxer
Rush—Kbt Stevens, Peter Siegfried
Spring—Jeee Stewart
Snowshoe— A Campble
4 Moon-J LGrmy
Bcllefonte—C MCafferty, Simon Har
per.
Union—Wm II Smith
Worth—W V Bock with
Gregg—S G Herring, Jacob M'Cool
Potter—J no Hoetcrman
Liberty—J no Buckly
Bureside--G P Zimmerman
Heward—K Glenn, J \V Hall
Milee—Sam'l Gramly
Traverse Jurors—4th Monday, 22nd
April.
Philipsburg— H Jenes
Haines—Sam'l Burrel), Geo Bright,
Thus MoU, J H Whit#
Milesburg—Wm Baird, M Irwin, Wm
H Adams
PaUon—John Hicks, G Baiaar, Jonas
gtine
Howard— B F Heller, Mich Confer
Gregg:— John Rishel, David Barges, Jno
Grove, Joseph Smith
Bellefonte—John Ueffer, H A Bell, Geo
A Bayard. A Mullen, John Meese, C Fry
bergcr, Win K Adams, 1 Mitchell
Benner—Geo Johnstonbach, A Garbrick
Burnside—Geo Viedeffer, J R Beck
Huston—Thos Parsons
Worth—J G Jones
Spring—A Stewart, J S Swarts, J M
Furey, A Miller
Poller—Peter Keller, D Pleisber, Geo
Emsrick
Miles—U Fidler
Halfmoon—T M Way
Liberty—D Bitner, J Dehaat
Marion—Jno Holmes
Curtin—Jno Dehaas
Harris—Wm Lytle
Snowsboe—J A Wolf
Peen—Chr Alexander
2nd week —29th April.
Snowsboe—J Gunsalus
Potter—A Koch, Joseph Gilliland, I C
Bo si
Ferguson—,W Garner, SGass, P Kaich
lein, J Gates
Liberty—L Everhart
Rush—J White, W Asky T J Batchelor
Haines— G B Stover
Worth—Mc A larney
Harris—Jno MeyerS Gardner
Philipsburg—A Atherton A J Graham
Bellefonte—H D Yerger S J Cook
Penn—S Ard
Taylor—T Dougherty S Worner
Spring—J L Hockey
Banner—Wm Tibbcns
Milesburg—J B Thomas O Ayers
Boggs—John Curry Win Smith 8
Charles M II Mackey F M Coy
Miles—S K Foust Jonath Kramer
Gregg—S Harter
Unionvillo—Jno Bing.
COAL,
LIME,
*
and POWDER!
COAL— Wilkesbarre Coal, Chestnut
Htove, Egg, furnace and foundry
Coal— of host quslity, at the low!
•it price*. Customers will please
note that our coal is housed un
der commodious sheds.
LIME—Wood or coal-burnt Lime, lor sale
at our kilns, on the pike lesding to
Milesburg. „
POWDER.—Having received the agency
for Du Pout's Powder AT
WHOLESALE, we shall be
pleased to receive orders from
the trade.
Office and yard near south end of Bald
Eagle Valley R. R. Depot, Bellefonte, Pa.
BOV4 SHORTLIDGX A CO.
RIFF'S SALE.
By viitue of writ of oerl fn.iua iaaued
out of tho Court of Common Pleat of Cen
tre county, and to me directed, will boei
iMMed to public tela, at the Court llouae,
In Iteilafonle. on Monday the 22ltd day of
April, 1872. the following property, via :
All certain frame dwelling home 24
■loriM high, 6*l feet in front and 2*l feet in
depth, aitaate ia the town of Centra Hall,
Potter twp., on a lot or piece of greutid on
lha north aide of Church tlreet, adjoining
lot of Wm. P. Shoope, on the north, an al
ley on tho weal and Church atreet, being
40 feet ia front, on Church atreet, and 00
feel in depth. Netted taken in rieeutien
■tnd to be told a* the property of George
U. lUrp.ter,
A LHO :
All thoae 2 certain lot* of ground, aituate
in the Borough of Howard. Centre county,
Pa., one thereof being at atone corner,
near Main atreet, thence along *aid tlreet,
south 594 degree*. we*( 60 feet to pool,
thence along an alley 884 dagroe*. wet
13 2-10 per. to poat, theuca aloug an allay
294 degree* ea.t 60 feet to post thence by
lot of taid Jaeob Meet*. StR degreaa, east
14.2-10 per to place of begittitig ooulaialag
one-fourth of an acre, mure or lea*, there
on erected a two atory houae, alalia, and
other out-building*, the other thereof
bounded on lha north by lot of Jaa But
ter. on the we*t by lha eauta of Buttler.
on the toulh by lot of Jacob Meaaa, auJ
on tbe teal by public road, containing one
fourth of an acre, more er leaa. Netted,
taken in execution, and to be aold at the
property of Jacob Meeae. Sale to com
mence at 1 o'clock, P. M . of .aid day
D. W. WOODKINO. Sheriff.
Sheriff, office Bellefoule, Mar. 29th, 1872.
D. Ac C. Luse
Manufacturers of the Celebra
ted Excelsior Cornplanter,
at Spring Mill*, Pa. Thia machine hill*
and driTla, any deaired distance apart.
Thi* Planter wat awardvd I*l premium*
at atato fair* of 18tl5-'6-'8 A 09, in compe
tition with the MorrUon, Berkalroa.er,
llartman and other*. We alao manufac
ture Cornplow* or Scraper., I6mrßt
PKNN HALL CLASSICAL AND
NORMALSCHOOL
Thi* svhool, at Peitn llall, Centre Co.
Pa., will be epoued on the 16th of April,
neat.
The cour*e of Inatruction will We a* the
name indicates--Clasaical and Normal.
Special attention will be given to Normal
branchra and to *ucb student* a* may look
forward to leaching.
Term* SS,ID to $8,041, per term of 10
woek*. No deduction for absence except
iu caae ot aicknea*.
Boarding can be procured at reaaonable
rate* near the achool.
WM. B. SCUAKFFKR. A. B
Reference, Principal
Rev. D. M. WoLr. marlb.dt.
FURNITURE!
Urund (IjH'iiing
FOR 1872.
AT
JOHN CAMP'S
MILROY,
whore h has opened with a very largo
stock of the lateal style*, both fancy and
common
Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Furni
ture.
CHAINS,
of all kinds.
AU kind* of repairing done with neal
neaaand 4i.patch having four good wort
men at the bench. I am prepared to do
all kind* of custom work, Una or common
Thankful for paat favor., 1 hope by strict
attention l<> buaineaa you and everybody
else will shew smiling faco* at my new
ware room*.
JOHN CAVP.
janl2.tf.
u P. ■. WILSON THOMAS A. MICKS.
J_JAKDWAKK STORE!! jH
3 WIUON & HICKS,
1 BellefonU. Pa i p
v . (Succe#*or* to lawt* a W'lt-ao*.,)
f Respectfully Inform tbe citizen* of 2
Sr. Centre and other counties, that they "
■" have one of the largest and heat e- H
| lccted stock of Hardware to be found,
;consisting of Iron, Steel, Nail*, ®
ic Hone Shoe*. Axel#, Spring Wagon
1 Skein* and Botea, Cemplete atock of
carpenter tool* and builden hard- p
if! ware. lock*, oil*. painU, glaaa. rar- =
C laithea, bruanea, cucumber pnmp* and •'
tubing Lamp* af all kinds, scale*,
4 cutlery, H
= : WOOD A .YD WILLOW WARE. %
(Full lin* of saddlery and coach ma-'
t ken goads, wood work for buggies
land wagons, plough*, barrews, culti
rj vaton and grindstone*. Looking H
*g glass e* and mirror plate*. Picture
. frame* made to order. They also "
have the celebrated cook stove,
3 1 BUBQUEHANNA, ►
x every one warranted to give perfect
r satisfaction. All kind* of parlor .
* stove*. We are determined to sell Q
~Z at the lowest price* for caah, or on _
J short credit—not to exceed three
- month*. Call and aoe ua. a* we take .J
; pi—'ViiSSCi'A'ctV 2
t marlotf. Bellefonte, Pa. £
| %
< §1
a 7
I expect to keep a much larger
a lock of
WALL PAPER
and
BORDERS
thia aeakon than heretofore, and would in
vite all my frienda from Centre County, to
call and ace my atock, before purchaaing
eDewhere. I will have from
FIFTY TO MIXTY DIFFER
EXT PATTERNS
In a few day*, of all
KINDS AND PRICES
9ots. to $1 per Bolt
-12000 Bolt* just received from New
York.
Fleaae call and examine for youraelvea,
or write'maatatingaiaea and kind ofroomt,
and I will aelect and forward, and if not
aatiifketory it can be returned.
WM. J. M MANIOAL,
mar22.3m. Milrnjr, Pa
OOURT PROCLAMATION.
Viwrui Ik* Mae. Chariot A. Utitr. PtmUnl of
tha aoart of (Joauaoa Flamm, la thaMth Jadtmlal Dim
trirl, ooaaiaUna of tha oowatlaa of Gaatra. Clinton, tad
Qlineill. J iWliawMaW. Ylata aad Mm
Homo rob!• Hoon Hops, Ammo* lata Judex, la Cmatn
oowatr. earnta# laawad tbatr prmcmpt, baarlu* data tlx
4th dor of January, A. U . lan, to dlractod for bold
la< a aoart of Orar mad Tamlaar mad (immoral Jmll Dm
hrrnnr mad Vfmartmr Smomtomm of tha Pamca la Ballafoata.
far tha momatr of Cmmlrm. mad to comaimnaa oa thm 4th
Monday of April Bait, bate# tha Mad dar of April U7X.
o™. Jmm~m of tha
PmMS, A 111—HIM Ttd \ 'irtlrtitrlf tf Uit Mid MMtf of
Contra,that tbmr ba thma aad Ihmra la Ihalr prupar
parmoom, at 10 o'clock la tha farawooa of maid dar, with
tbatr rmoorda, laqalritlaaa, mxaalaaUoaa, aad tbatr awn
rarwoathraaaaa, to do thoam thlaca whimhto Ihalr aflam
mppartalam to b# doom, aad thorn■ who mra bouad la ra
onfwlraatat to proaoealo memlnmt tha prlaoeart that mra
or ahall ba la tha Ijall of Cmotrm oouotr. bm thaw aad
Ihmra to pruamoutm aemtamt thorn aa aliaU be Jumt.
Olman uodar mj hand, at Ballafoata. tha lit dar of
XUKASURKH S SALE OF UttSIAT
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" ... " William Dewart 30 34
'• ...'• „,. u ...JamM Tfl**N..... " "
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" ... " .........John Dewart " "
416 WeiUel " "
413. Jaa Black IV 61
416 Jo* J Wallace "
488... 130 William Cook " "
" .130......... John C>wdeu............. 3034
" . •' Wm P Brady " "
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•• _ " John Lyon " "
" _ " ..t'harle. Uoben " "
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368... 92 - Walter Stewart. 9 40
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43J... 68....„„ Paul Cos " "
„Jobn Vaughn 194
4 of
lug... S3........Jeremiah 1'ark0r....... 253
433. .163 -John Irvin *JJ 34
Wm D Karrin........ " "
" " .........Teuch Francis 25 96
" George Harrison " "
" ... " John Nicholson " "
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George Mcad# 82 96
413..." Char lea l'ettit 24 07
468..." Pearson Hunt 3296
George McClanahan.. " "
" ... " Polly McCianahan..... " "
" ... " Andrew McClanahan. "
" - Franci* Johnston 24 67
" " WiUiaiuMcPhersou... 46 )
379 1JJ........ NVilliaui Bell 22 62
433 .151 Charles Stewart 24 67
" ...162 ... John Donaldson " "
,• Michia) O'Brien 1469
293 Andrew Petti L——— 'JI TV
433...163 Charles Ha 11............. 3)14
397 David Lewi*. 1806
416 John Shy n 19 60
358... Kichanl*Waln.._..__ 17 97
416... Jo* Wain 19 49
" John Barron I 9 60
438... KliCanby JO 33
" ...168.... John Rugg " "
415... Mollie aharton...... 17 60
60 Unknown... 10 14
216...166.. „Jcre Parker.." "
140... ..„.„of Henry Harris 362
1U0... Michial O' Brian..™.... 7U6
130... David Lenox.-....—... fIJU
433... 163.. Wm Bingham- 30 34
" ... " —John Barclay —. " "
38H 96 Ja* Hall 36 46
76 Unknown 236
900 Franci* Guraey 4 70
60 Samuel Harris 236
40 Unknown 1 84
100 of Uanry Harri* 2 36
140 do do 8 29
433 163 Charles llall S3 60
161 Samuel Kwin* 6 81
•• •• Alexander FuTlerton " "
•* „ Robert Gray
," " Tbomaa Grant
Washington llall
302 100 Sarah Hall 474
4'J9 144 Samuel C Hall 662
433 161 William Gray owl
419 140 Joha K Hall 668
433 161 Thotnat Hamilton 681
Jeremiah Jackson
424 l'Ai Francis Johnston
433 151 Daniel Kceto
~ " Thomas Reese
410 " Joaeph Wallace 644
416 Jeaae Wain 19 60
433 161 George W Uall 6Hi
Nancy Hall
•• •' William Brady 683
" " John Brady
• •' John Barron Jr
4 39 William Davison 6 76
408 96 Jame* Daviten 642
404 John Davison 031
448 Robt Davison 7 05
433 161 William Davison Jr 097
William Ewing 0 81
" " James S F.wing
" •' John Ewing
" *• Hannah Ewing
•• " John Ewing Jr
433 " Anna Ewing 020
Curtin towuibip.
433.-163 Tho P Ilale 36 64
" ...163——Garret Cottinger..— 17 08
424... 80 Tho* P Wharton 60 00
41 Joaiah Haines 28 06
3074_ ..of Robt Annealy— 38 14
416... John McCaUoy 18 26
"... —Charloa Allen—. 46 66
207 L .—Caleb Launt 10 86
" - —.lsaac Longatreth 20 24
416. —Jo* Tayler——66 00
448... 99 ...Andrew Kppla—- 13 M
392... 8 —Kobt lnrin....—— 82 40
439 .188 N L Atwood 84 66
300... 19 —N L Atwood- 23 10
804... 4 Job W Packer 30 40
169... 82 ...Job W Packer— 11 10
168... 93 Job W Packer IS'JO
433...168. Fiabburn Wharton... 66 00
194... 86 John C llyloman— 16 96
416... —Peter Uaha.—— 69 40
"... —HuaenHahn ——29 70
" Jos Thomas 86 79
—Jac Wabln 36 79
" Nathaniel Levy— SO 69
" ... ' —Thomas Ilumpbrias... 86 80
" Robert Gray—... 86 62
„ William Gray 37 29
461 —William Yard lay— 16 23
376... ganiuel 1Lird—........ 46 20
41 —Richard Tunis. 28 98
300 —N L Atwood— 688
2071- —..Robt Annca10y......... 82 48
88Q|. Jos Kelso—- 62 71
387 —. Lindly Coate* 86 81
416... William Gilbert. - 69 18
2074- —4 of Caleb Locus - 16 38
2074- 4of Daac Longatreth. 16 04
433...168 -James White 69 73
433...163 .Abijali liavls- 29 00
433... 162—Joseph lligbee..—. 24 90
416... Jesse Brooks 72 00
416... Rebecca Kelso 28 06
431... 187... ..Martha Godfrey—- 4968
100 ...of Peter Smith—... 8 25
1C6...142 Mary Laiio 992
396...196- Joa Kelso BlO7
40... Paul Burtin 1014
147 Jeaae llall 44 00
433...168 Thomas Hale 26 49
488... 160 ....Samuel Scott 14 86
398... 80— Robert Irwin "17 60
200 John Palmer IS 2)
420... 48 Philip Meyers 29 48
41 -Simoon Merer*— 11 06
421... 48 Valentine Meyer* 17 17
420... " Michael Meyer* - 10 25
416 Esther Eddy - 47 51
" Carper Wistar 2O 40
2CD...120- David Carscadden.-. 990
818... 4 do 715
890... 27- do l4 99
461 —William Yardy— 16 18
376 Samuel Baird 36 99
85 —.Henry Donnel—2 64
43 -Mary Tilinan B3 (D
488 .168 Tbomaa McKwin 16 24
63... 14 Clint Quigley 1 70
800 Mathew Leech—. 4 40
416... —Richard Tunia BBO
216...168 Fiahburn Wharton.... 19 04
60 JWA L C Packer... 628
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484 Fiahburn Wharton.... 829
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144 JW Packer 6 82
294... 31 Charles Burco 18 98
" Martha Godfrey 17 98
"... " John Meyors 17 98
94... 12 John Curtin 7 46
71.111 ..Roland Curtln 6 M
Ua) ..143 Sarah Lane 12 83
880 Jno W Godfrey—, 20 67
IBS Win 1* Uro<ly 16 61
100 Kit-hard Tuntt—. 7 04
300 d„ C on ;
144 J W I'ickar.M.MHw... #1
488...IM.—.Samuel Scott——. 1141
Ftrguuun Townabip.
162.110. George Ki.hluiyer...... 1300 -
180...1ff Jm Barnau l U
323 Jahn Ani1r*0n......... 26
110... 0# George Nice 30 01
300 —J acoE Li to 7 70
333... 14—.Peter Crispin 4 16
400... §l—.Samuel Duncan MBO
0... 47 —Tlioinaa. McOullougk 330
70 ....Leonard Hawthorn... 21 60
10... 10 I *..<- Worrell 2 M 0
888... 40 Alfred H Crewlt 33 30
404... IV —Thoma* Ftrguaon ll6O
41M... 35..„.....Aar0n Levy 12 60
404. ..116 J ante, Moor* 1208
m Hannah Turner II
**...1 1 hinlei Turner ... 12 00
161 Dydia Fowler..— l6 00
01 Jacob Way 810
16 —Henry M cdier........ 2 70
160 Richard (iin1ee......... 0 00
336 Richard Motley I 8 60
117... .—Henry Mauley.— lu 00
800 ....Berry Horner„ 8 M 0
40 John McKvan........... 240
D .—Robert Rankin— IB 00
>37 Imm Buckle IB 00
400 -Jaa Baker 6 00
400 John l'ethcrbridge ... 600
6*41 Jonah Luaby IB 00.
136 Caleb North 8 70
03 John Petlierbridge.... BUI
110 ......Juhu 1tak0r............. 8 06
60 .......Samuel 141 lea —.. 600
36.., ... Mo*©. Thomson BlO
60... .......Julm I'atton 600
10... Abram Hie ha O9
60 —.lsaac 8uck1ey......... 1(1)
" ... ....... Jaiah Lu>hy......... "
" ... ........ Richard hi ..1ey........ "
" Henry Manly—— "
" .......Samuel 11ryten......... 1800
160 Unkn0wn................ "
Gregg Township.
872... 11.....Wi11iam Hepburn 008
382... 13V.....J0hn Cuwder 7 00
4.8 .. 137.....Andrew Cart0n............ 703
BMO Bernard Hubby B 46
W0... —Ales McDonald 630
200 Kobt Gray 4 74
" Jehn Oaraoa- "
".. —Cornelius Bltbup __ BHO
233... ....Jacob Marktey BUO
344... .....Daniel Reeae ..■■■■ 400
336... --..lsaac Kahardaon......... "
320 .. Michael Zeiglcr "
**)... ....Henry Antia —"
" .. Jauiea Toner "
.....Jacob Anderaoa........ . "
10 Jacob Dre*ur 70
62... —Unknown..——. 206
130... ....John Mercer OB
'* .....K0bt Aakin "
371... ....Unknewn 14 00
JUO... .... do 1300
100... do A (JO
233... G6 do ... 12 06
100... d# 6 00
60... do 6 00
118... do 6 IB
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39... ..... do "
Hnlfmoon Township.
MB William Mine 1336
174 Samuel Bryan 0 47
2U7 Jehn Mcßiaaick 37 74
417 10 llenry Floyd 60 62
308 00 Richard Whitehead 80 00
4UJ 20 Willien Lambum 47 BO
3JO Jabob Underwoed 36 46
136 114 Jacob Pyle 17 10
4UO 130 Richard Joliff 64 40
3U John llauna SI 30
339 Jueiah Lain bum 36 06
S3 John Thompaon 30 70
36 Roland Curtln A Bona 110
336 77 Robt Sbaw 3M 44
44 114 Unknewn 6 62:
62 Itt do 662
6B 13 do 4 84
14? do 13 3*
46 do 98
C 8 B9 do I 37
64 99 do 111.
67 78 do 3 MO
400 Jacob Baker 60 40
" Jno Baker "
IB OK Delige 2 24
liaiuta Township.
406 MO Michael GreU 4 0U
4u6 141 Simeon Grata
436 John Simpson
360 Henry Antia 800
110 Hepburn A Harri* 2 30
422 116 John Mat key 800
277 BC I'eUrSwinetord 6 00
IM6 ofJobn Kcdd 2 46
4U) 00 Chrialiaa Dcvling 8 41
400 Jaa Kowe 4 00
Mary Jenka
•* GO Thorn a* Barr
106 22 William Lowry
166 M) Benjamin Young 209
329 Peter Cramer 610
362 140 S Snyder A H Oilmen 240
262 do 2 40,
418 99 George Kramer 400
SKI 163 Peter Epler 360
43H Adam Kpler 4 00
436 Chaa Hall
406 60 Mary Barr
170 Stover A Wolf 3 40
228 15* Wm Mackey 464
1 AO Unknown 1200
125 do 100
Ilnrria Tonnabip.
3B| 26 JO Flaher 80
4U) Peter Wilaon 8 66
407 02 Kearney Wher.on 272
400 Richard Parker 46
412 124 Thoa Parker
400 William Uarrieon 09
4irja Kluner McCormick 4 82
20 William McCandlaaa 104
364 John Smith 2 32
162 Jercm ah San key 1 32
277 Samuel Kdmitton 2 34
400 J no Bell 186
" Thome* Johnston 10 80
• Jno Irvin do ;
" Wm Irvin do !
•• William Brown do
" jaa Read do
" Abaolem Andre do
•• Kobt Patterton do
William Hoffman 6 40
" Denial Lore do
** Daniel Smith do
•• Samuel Yaung do
Howard Township.
416 Martha Godfrey 22 80
60 A 1J llama 2 85
40 HA Joatlin 2 34
HO HenryAntii *4B
199 1& C H Welch 2267
144 Win C Welch 11 68
IH6 92 JD H.rru 11 21
174 A D Hart it • tB
100 of Jonathan Willi* *O6
40 of tie 12 72
433 124 Alexander liunUr do
" 120 John Buvore do
432 " .Samuel 1 ouag do
433 " Benjamin Young do
• Thorn** Hamilton do
415 jaoob Wefdnar do
130 j J Lingle
433 163 Samuel Pancoart 12 74
Sv 4* jSFural 1111
206 jobn W Godfrey
Hi*s 112 do
164 joacph Green
250 of Jeaao F-ven*
142 23 Roland Curtin \ 44 20
40 Paul Curtin
00 joa Taylor
120 Joa Kelao J
25 Jacob Baker 68
2:15 William Remaey 4018
25 joaGrcvaburg 2 86
150 Jemea Green 17 10|
2110 Samuel Curtin 11 40i
100 Unknown 67 j
104 63 John Brady 22 80,
Huatmi Townahip.
75 Kuhnea 10 84|
41X1 John Friend *8 40
254 C & 8 Kuhnea 22 24
404 Adam Kuhnea 1* 44
114 Andrew Kuhnea
K Joaepbaon 86 88
200 Wm Cnanceller 25 60
815 j;ilcnry 41 12
270 Seely "50
231 Moere 281.2
109 Williama 18 02
236 Unknown 2414
4:13 163 John Price 27 ?U
" " John Wheelaad
•• '• john Kollington
.'166 10 Jame* Baxter
131 Andrew Kunea 816
76 111 Charloa Kunea 484
40 Jacob Burley 2 66
Liberty Townehip.
406 40 Peter LeiUell 25 96
250 Jeremiah jackaon 196
439 Chrlalian Smith 28 08
429 108 Robeit linrin 12 62
198 10 ofjoha Potter 12 64
406 120 Stephen Stephenaon 12 06
•* 120 John Dunwoody "
•• 120 Kbeneaer Bon hem J9 82
50 I>anl Pletcher 8 40
188 Daniel Krauae 6016
200 do 18 80
4U Longbottom 2 60
850 William Hayea 11 20
50 jamoa McGhee 0 40
17 john (joay 216
41*) nob W Packer 40 80
150 Sarah Curtin 18 20
do Simon Dingle 8 80
84 Hugh Shaw 2 68
50 do 960
30 do 6 72
2UO Chriatian Neatleroad 4 20
50 of Tboniaa Paraoga 160
06 of A Hamilton 2 48
70 Joa M Shaw 2 24
298 82 of Wm Scott 18 96,
310 164 Margaret Bradford 19 84 '
40 Stephen Chamber* 4 ot) ;
250 John Jackaon 4 00'
60 D Cam-addon 1 60 '
30 Thoinaa King 128 '
406 40 Peter Lytle 12 801
do William Gorrall " 1
8U Pour Swart* 1 V
2U Jeremiah Sheridan 96
80 Rot* Baker 1 92
3*i Peater* 6 A)
4(1) Mat hew loach do
1(J0 • Jo. Robert* 820
| do Chaa Bruce 8 20
I 7 162 Dan I Krauae 800
398 80 Robert Ilrvin 12 80
176 iamufl Cuatar 1120
Jfcrion Township.
3D Ruberl Young 6 fD
480 J MM. Kinney 12110
117 A Us Scott 28V2
! 4of
199 Paul ZanUinger 24 61
70 Chriatian Kohrar 17 83
D Ale* Scott 46 80
133 Abram Singer 8100
GO Sarah WiUon 16 60
60 Unknown 6 60
400 do 44 00
3D do 22 40
lUO do II 39
4ti) du 1 10
140 do MM
I 68 du 67V
i 47 do 12 92
I K3 John Scbneck 32 83
MD Unknown 22D00
i 46 do 6 M
3UU do 22 00
ATilew Townabip.
120 l Simeon GraU 644
,138 47 do * do
i 195 01 do do
i 196 42 do 204
, 136 141 do 614
i 110 WtrohockerA Kwyaolde 840
i 3UU Jacob Seigfretd 8 6B
• inf
i 337 Tho ma* Grant 8 68
i 460 Ale* Hunter 2 00
300 Jeremiah Jackawa 8 90
136 William Stewdmaa 2 64
130 Kobt Taggwrt 1 OB
i 3D Tho ma* Smith do
3UO Aaron Levy 120
3D Thoma* UraM 6 B0
430 Robert Brady 7 80
410 llanaah Brady 7 34
i 429 Robert Gray do
! 402 Thnnaai Uraat do
> 440 Jehn Kreeee do
i 800 Wm Porker • 40
l 126 John Doraey 60
do Moore W barton do
i 136 Henry To land 8 40
I do Kami Norton 8 46
i do Daniel William do
462 William Brady do
324 Richard Parkar do
831 Jeremiah Parker do
68 William Parker 88
402 184 WiUkm Milee 18 64
I 136 More W hart an 6C
I 100 of Abram Scott 2 64
i 60 of Samuel Scott 102
- 120 Abram Scott 214
) 90 Samuel Scott 132
i 440 J a rue* Hepburn 6 80
, 406 John llouae! S 40
v 260 Daniel Keigfried I 80
■ 110 Strohecker A Reynolde 168
j 38 WUHam Parker M
, 265 John Brady 8 40
I 260 jerry Jackaen 170
160 Jonathan Wolf 1 'lt
I 140 of Lyona Meaaina 10
424 George Calhoun 2 80
PaUon Towbanip.
■ 4tD 120 Benjamin Horner 28 64
|,AD 139 Jacob Baker 8130
J! 178 Robert Burtia 18 48
; 2UN N icholaa Doibl IB 11
.! 106 Adam Delhi 17 34
308 Nicholaa Deihl Q0
i 211 John O' Brian 2194
, BD John White 10 40
i 166 Thoma. Weat 16 33
i 61 jame* Newport 638
, 66 Kobt Grove 676
. ?6 William Wilaon 788
, IH2 WiPiem Ellia IBID
i 1(0 Henry Groa* 1710
] 300 of Robert McClaia 30 80
Poller Townabip.
• 300 jame* Brown 180
John Trick Jr 60
! 177 Bernard Oubley 1 00
't Chriatopher Derring de
Benjamin Pattereen 2 10
' 160 Henry Vanderalice 92
100 Alexander Hunter 00
1 do Samuel Scott do
do Abraham Scott do
. Jame* Mo>Wc do
Kdward Gamigu* 8 00
William Gamigua do
Jame* Forbe* do
. 42 jame* Moore 2 7<o
Wm Hoffman 2 00
Daniel Smith 240
Daniel Levy do
Samuel Young de
William Uarrtaen 8 00
juaeph Cowgill do
George McCiellan I 60
Wm P Brady 1 60
, 108 81 Ferrwl Telly 180
. 138 184 George Pouat 800
! 136 Unknown AS
■196 Henry B Fullmer 800
Penn Townabip
1400 00 George Swineferd 200
1 do Wm Montgomery do
| do Kobt Lyon de
! do Ksekiaf Lyon do
1 do Benjamin Lyon do
Ijdo John McCally do
> do William McCally do
Rush Townabip.
488 168 David Beverage 702
> 438 163 Martha McConael do
i 366 168 Jaa Glentworth do
.' 381 do George Latimer do
' 433 do Edward Mayaetaa do
'■ 329 10 Andrew Armatrong 676
t 433 168 Sharp Delany 762
i SO William McPheraoa 8 60
I 436 168 Wm G Lattmer 340
1 438 168 Richard Maloae 1612
2 do da laaac Britchaa 1614
4de do Mathia* Slough 16 0V
i'do do Saml Kankir do
)do de Henry Slough 084
do do Peter BruUmaa 14 90
do de Thoma* Kdward* do
do do Kobt Irvin do
do do Thoma* Hamilton ? 41
do do Tbomaa Grant do
do do Thoma* Kreeae 80 29
)do do Jno Gundger 00 38
do do George Slough 29 29
do de Micheel Godagar 80 29
18 12 Robert King 800
868 168 John Mover 48 41
438 168 John Allieon 66 40
> 76 William Wileon 1610
• 309 ot Jame* Alliaoa 86 84
I 438 168 Saml Shower* 12 80
1 do do Saml joner 80 81
;do do John Bryon do
I do do William Groael do
1 do do Andrew Graeff do
Ido de Robt Spear 1610
i do do Chriatian Lenhora do
Ido de Caaper Schaefoer 80 31
do do George Hooftaaglt da
do do Peter Miller do
do do John Funk 80 29
406 147 Jaoab Ku.b 28 86
428 44 John Weldman 29 62
4t12 114 Jacob Weidnun 68 27
> 433 161 Casper Laurence 1618
Ido do Richard Lowden do
do do Daniel Fitxerald 80 29
do do David Kckler de
do de Henry Pinkertoa 6062
do do Samuel Chcatnut 1612 ,
do do Jacob Rudiahell 60 64
Ido do Henry Aerr 28 75
do do Christian Stoner SB 67 .
do da John Stoner do <
do do ChrUtiM Hem do j
,de do Kobt Reed 1612 ;
, 76 Jo* Harrison 915
103 John Harrison 18 38
i 438 168 Thoma* Hamilton 80 32
. do do Eleanor bidden* 16 14
do 168 joaeph Hopkins 1612 ,
ido do Jno Hopkins do
'406 William Wilaon 626
■ 433 168 John Lee den 16 71
do do Thoma* Grant do :
lido do Benj Ru*h do
{do do Sebastian Groff 80 19.
do do Jacob Myer* do
do do Robt Miller 18 72
,do do Daniel Buckley 700 <
ido do B K Morgan esq 14 06 ]
>do do Daniel Turner 1512 (
434 Charles Lacas do i
do Thoma* Graat 8066 .
270 Hugh McEntire 86 40;
100 163 Robt King 12 30 <
433 163 Edward Bryan 1612,
120 80 JohnLylly 2100;
433 163 Robt Irvin 6298 j
do 163 John Muaaer do ]
do *6B Richard Peter* do
33 do John Wilaon 1612 4
433 183 Henry Wltmer 664 {
do 168 John Cunningham 28 00 1
do do William Gray 1612
217 Sebastian Gran 11 02 •
do John Muaaer Jr do 1
433 168 William Wilaon 3019
do do Hugh Hamilton 26 60
do 168 Jacob Slough 1612 j
433 John Lowden 1612 j
168 John Hover 19 60
433 163 Mary Smith 1612 j
do do Richard Malene do ]
do do Hannah Turner do
do do jame* Turaer do
406 Barbara Snyder 1419 g
390 116 Anna Arthur 13 66 y
433 163 John Lee 18 05 1
394 17 Thomas Arthur* 17 20 q
433 168 Jaa Welch 8019 1
398 168 Rudolph Kelker 27 49 o
433 168 John Hambright 8019 >
216 80 HughlHamilton 754
433 163 Chaa Risk 1612 1
do do William Stewart do p
do do Tbomaa Leo do j
do do William LaUmer do! U
do go Geo Latimar dol :
104 Joa Bauman 726 .
164 10 of James Allison 22 94 j
821 68 Jo* Pirn 700.*
348 119 Hewy Pirn do| i|
801 160 George Piiu do 1,
433 168 Andrew Greff 80 81 .
217 80 of Robert Kaipey 754 •-
70 Tbomaa Grant wj
80 Chrisllaa Hub— 200
m,l Sr* ioS
s ;vX2, M *
40 .H*mu*l Chestnut 4 M
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JAB. F. WEAVER,
IV<—arer^
Tresaurer't office, Belle/en to, April 4.
On Marriage,
< Venae Mea, on eUAteooXAl
, ETOJ end Aiwna whieh interfere with
1 "•P I ***? £" d nila *Je happiaeee ef thsus
-1 "d,-wkh eurs means of relief for the
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free of charge.
, Addresa. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
i Ninth St, Philadelphia,
GROCERIES!
The Chepast,
purest, best.
orroMWTHs ieok MOST,
On Allegheny Street
RUHE'AdAULT:
/J*' Fruit,
Canned Fruit, Hems, Dried Beef
Salt. Pick lee, Butter, FIoJT'
Cora Meal, Buckweat Floor,
kept la a weU regu
lated first clam Grocery Store
mart.ta RUHLeGAULT.