THE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY APRIL*, 1874
LOCAL ITEMS.
Our friend* will oblige by rending us
Lent* ol local news in their locality, give
u ! the facta only, and we w ill put them in
shape, also notices of deaths and marri
age*. , .
Any one sending us the nanu s of six new
subscribers, with the cash, w ill be entities!
to receive the Reporter one year free.
The lUrotrtßß being read by nearly
everybody on this side of the county,
whore it has a larger circulation than any
two papers, will be found the best mod mm
for advertising business, sales, Ac, Ac.
\ Splendid Ciiav. k to no into
th x Hakpw arx BraiKßas. Finding it
very inconventonl and vary expensive to
carry on two stores, 1 have concluded to
sell "out either my Milroy or Millheitn
stand, (weuld prefer to sell in Milroy
These are both good stands. Any ona de
siring to go into the Hardware business
will find this a rare chanca ; any intorma
tion in regard to what business has been
done will l>e cheerrtilly given. If desired
the Real estate in Milroy can also be pur
chased. Tortus casv. Apply to
W.J. M Mamgai.
IrtMarCt. Milroy Pa.
Miller A Sen, take all kinds of Country
Produce at highest market prices, in ex
change for Groceries, Drugs, Medicines,
Ac.
JW-For the convenience of our patrons
at|Millheim and vicinity, we have au
thorised Esq. Reifsnyder to receive sub
scription for the Rkportkr, and receipt
for same. St
Gov. Curtin has returned trom hs
Florida trip, and is said to be looking
well.
The Centre Co. Normal will begin
at this place about the uHU of July. next.
A heavy thunder gust passed oier
this section on last Mendav evening.
Prof. J. P. Leiuell's grammar
school closes with a grand exhibition on
Friday evening.
Spring being somewhat cold and wet
makes it backward for farmers with their
\VOrk.
Dr. Schneck, a leading member of
the Reformed church, died at his home in
Chambersburg, on last Sunday morning.
His funeral look place on Tuesday follow
ing.
The past winter was rather lavor
abie than otherwise for the grain in this
section, with the exception ef tha cold
spell, beginning of this month, which was
s inewhai severe on the fields. The fields
however, do not have a discouraging ap
pearance.
The Tutec* .-ay Brown got out a pe
tition and sent it to Gov. Hartmnrt, pray
ing him not to appoint Mr. Onris judge
Or*is was appointed and now we expect to
bear Brown read out llarlranft and put
him where be put Bearer, Bianchard,
thortijdge, el al.
—"-M-. E. B. Bute, of Buffalo twp.,
Union county, boasts four dun horses,
which hitched to hi* big wagon ladened
with wheat, he drove to Lewisburg and
had the "scene photographed and won
ders whetherCentrW county folks can beat
that
The rails fer the L. C 4S.CRR.
were purchased in Pittsburg two Weeks ago
Ist not President Miller put a little more
energy into the railroad, our pvepie are
very justly tired of the snail's pace with
whicn it progresses. There was more
speed promised and the road might now
be cwmpleted had it been put through
half as fast as promised.
W iUvu A flicks still stand No. 1 in
tne Hardware business. They have the
largest and finest establishment in this sic
lien of the stale, and their stock embraces
everything in that line of business. They
tffer . xtm inducement* to builders, me
chanics aad other* needing hardware, and
will be found the most accommodating
firm in Bellefonie.
Mr. James Love, of Trey, Miami
county, 0., writes us, April ltl : Very
Utile wheat out here, except along the
river.and creeks—all froze out on clay up
lands, but my wheat it No. 1, and I think
I can take the RcreaTXa another year.
. A great rush at Wrn. Wolfs old
star.d. since the arrival of his new g.oda,
which is tke finest ever brought to this
vallev. lL
stand farmers and others te make their
purchases. Always good bargains.
Mil'heitn is getting up a brats band.
Money has been subscribed to purchase
instruaenU. llope it will be a success.
—-J. C. Ranch of Early stown reports the
following large eggs; One of 71x61 inches;
one of and ajtbirdone of "4x51 inch
es.
Crotber's Sewing Machine Pitman,
if a useful little invention which should be
attached to every sewing machine. I
prevent* the "cbuch" attending nearly all
machines when operated *f well as the
wear ID the main center of wheel, besides
enable* the operator to start the machine
with the f<©t, thus obviating the necessity j
f using the hand for that purpose. Mr. j
Smith, of Mile.burg i the owner ef the
patent, and may call upon our reader*
with the article. Cy
/■ —The council ef the Presbyterian
6t.urch, Centre II ill charge, sat as a court,
in the Ev. church of this place, on Mon
day last, to try the case of John Shannon,
against whom the charge of "falsehood
and misrepresentation with intent to de
fraud," had been brought by parties con
nected with the Centre Hall Mfg Comp
Dr. Haiuill officiated as moderator. The
hearing of evidence in the matter com
menced at 11 a. ui., and closed near mid
night, quite a number of witnesses having
been heard relative to alleged mismanage
ment of said establishment-under Mr. Jno.
Shannon as superintendent, leading to se
rious losse* to certain stockholders of the
concern. At the close of tbo testimony
the members ef the court respectively
submitted their opinions upon the evidence
before th- % m, each one declaring the same
totally insufficient to sustain the charge
brought against the accused, which opin
ion was also shared by the moderator, Dr.
llamill, whereupon a vote was taken re
sulting unanimously that the charge
again * 1 was not sustained.
The mem S,rs °' l^e councl ' were *WU
liain Kerr, C ' arsou . Pllil '>
* and G. L. Good hart.
Rirtiklecan remarkn
bloiftK in depending from h.' 4 "-ulky, and
even if "Lbo infernal thing" gt'* l ° n to P-
Nobody hurt, but a soiled overcoat n d •
scared nag were the consequences.
Weather rather damp this week and
don't suit farmers.
I'ENN HALL "SQUIBS.'
The academy at this place, opened on
the 13th inst, with about forty student*.
The present term promises to be the most
interesting ever held in this place, and all
this is due to the untiring energy, and
general popularity of Frof. Kerchner.
Spring Mills, and our burg in paxtner
ship, had a runaway on Wednesday last,
and are now both happy. There is some
thing decidedly sensational in a runaway,
especially when u fellow slopes with a
pretty gal; but as the runaways were only
two spirited horses, it didn't sensate worth
academy students, have organized
a literary society, which is to meet every
Friday evening. A general programme
' r ~*ereises will be baa from time to time,
a L of the boys are chuck full of speech,
and'a re a ' rettdy B P rl!din K their ""fel!
ana area. naptory to u grand nop.
7u n 5 8 ' ana Calhoun !
Shades of Clay • jj j lawsuit before
Twe feUows wb (J flttir iuU) „
tsq. Herring, turn.^V 1 ' jjr y
rough and tumble tight.
„ . better or
THE MACUC INKSTAND.—VV. V,I E ; NVERR .
niore useful article than this vaua. . ~v
tion ? It is a little treasure, costing f p'
dollars, and makes ink enough to i. "*
lifetime. No acid can effect it; no clunin
prevent its flowing brilliantly. It is just
tbe thing wanted. Sold by all stationers,
or by mail from K. 0. Root, Anthony A
York.
Thk Army Sot imiK- Hon. John I?
Linn. Deputy Secretary of (he Common
wealth, tcnlm the follow ing circular:
Kißßi&iirßo, Pa., Marth 18. lhT4
The following in the i>r.>grnmme nrrang
krthi Rttculiti Committee, for the
meeting of the different Armv Societies on
the lltn, 12th and 18th of Slav, in thil
Cltr:
MONDAY, MAY 11
lie-union of Ninth Arnc Corps a
p. m.
Re-union of Uarlrauft's Division at &
p. in.
Banquet tNinth Corps si rt p m.
TURSD A Y. MA Y VI
Re-union ot Sixth Army Cbrps at at t
a m.
Re-union of Cavalry (Vvps at H> a at.
Re-union of Military Order of Loyal
Legion at 10 a. m
R*-union of Society of the Army efthe
Potomac at 11 a. m.
Governor's reception at S p m
Banquet Society of the Armv of the
Potomac) at 10 a. m.
WKDNKSDAY, MAY 18
Meeting of Council of Administration,
G. \ 11 .at• a. n
Moating of the National Kncampmeat,
G A U,at 11 a m
Banquet (Grand Army of the Republic' j
at 10 p. m.
BX ECUTI VK COM MITTKK
First Corp, General Robert B Heath.
Second Corps, t'o! \V \A' Jennings.
Third Corps. 00l Clayton Mc Michael. |
Firth Corps, Gen Win AG-Candles*.
Sixth Corps, Gen Jas AV l.atla
Ninth Corps, Gen John 1 Curtin
Eleventh Corps, Gen Adolph Rush
beck.
Twelth Corns, Gen Joseph F Ktiipe.
Artillery Corps, Captain Go.-rge AV
Durrel
Cavalry Corps, Col 11 S Thomas
Moj A. WILSON NORRIS, Chairman.
Mwj Lane 8 Uait. Secretary.
"Cover them over with Beautiful Flow
ers, by Stewart, is a New Quartette for
Itivoration Day. Theseutimant embraced
in the celebration it a beautiful one, and
the Quart, tte named i- certainly, both in
word- and music, wedded to the occasion.
Everybody who loved the bra* a bovs and
cherishes the memory of our fallen heroes, i
will want to hear the song, and as it is novr .
in full rehortal wherever the day is honor
ed "C- ver them over with beautifttl flow- i
er> will become very popular. It can bt !
had at *!i Music Stores for 30 cents, or will i
be mailed f.>r that amount bv the publish-'
ers. Lee A Walker, Philadelphia.
PROCTOR'S FA UK W ELL
Lectures on Astronomy.
I. Earth's Past and Future.
If. Life in Other Worlds.
111. Other Suns than Ours.
I\*. The Infinities Around I .
and
BROW N-SEQI'AKDS
lectures on the Nerves.
I. Tho Nervous Force
11. Nervous Induence.
111. Indirect Nerve Force.
I\J. Nerve Derangement
A". Sumner's Sufferings
VI. AA hat Nerves Mav Do.
Published in full iu
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. la.
Now Ready.
This Extra also contains
Eavard Taylor's Fatuous Letter
SCH LI EVAN'S DISCOVERIES ON
THE SITE OF ANCIENT TROY."
And a lecture by Prof. U. F. Chandler on
"The Germ Theory of Disease.' Price
uhee: edition ilO cents per copy. Pamph
let edition. A)cents, b irteen */Vi4*e Ex
tras (sheet form) postpaid to any address
in the United States lor One Dot ar, and
circu ars giving full details of the center If
and price ef all T.-ibune Extra- free to ai y
address
Add res Tux TIUBV\K, New-York.
AN EARTH URAUK IN NEVADA
SKKtors SPLIT IN THE FORMA
TION.
Gold Hi li.Ngr.tda New
About throe minutes*' walk in an easter
ly direction from Main street. Gold Hill,
there is to be seen a wonderful phenom
enon. The ground, either from an earth
quake or acme other cause, has recently
split open tar at least a quarter eta mile
The crevice thus created, starting at I< t
Homestead, crosses the railroad track and
thence pursues a nearly southerly direc
tion down the west side ef the canyon
embraced between Fort Homestead and
the hill beyond It then crosses the can- i
von and extend* for a considerable dis- j
lance up the side of the hill last named.
The crevice varies in width frem one to
twenty inches, and in place: appears to be 1
bottomless The most interesting locality
to visit first is directly east of Foetmaster
Chulbuck * residence. In going to the lo
cality indicated it is necessary for tbo lit- '
it or to cross the canyon named above.
The crevice or chasm throughout its en
tire extent it a-straight as en arrow, and
is of recent origin. It was fir-t discovered
by our fellow townsman Mr. Fleming, an
old prospector. That it is something
mere than a landslide is evident from the
fact that it crosses the canyon in a
direction nearly at right angles to the
same. Our reporter, who visited the
scene of the earth opening, lost all trace
of the same at the fort. It is possible,
however, that it extends northerly us far
as the Imperial works The ground upon
which '.be town of Gold Hill is built seems
to possess the element of instability, and
in many case* the water pipe* have pulled
apart and the boiler beds have got out ef
position owing to this circumstance. The
I question, "whither are we drifting is a
pertiment one. Any person possessed of
ordinary cqjiosity, <>r laving a taste for
geological investigations, will be richly
rewarded by visiting the scene of the
phenomenon refcrretf to above.
4 UDITORS REPORT OK PoTTKR ,
J\. TAVP.—In account with John Uos-, 1
terman. Overseer.
1873, DR.
Mar 21. To am't due twp at
settlement $143 21
1874
Mar 25tb, Am't ofduplLnto 751 15
1873 CR.
Mar 24th By error in acc't
of' 72, SI6OO
, ft Cash 1(JO
34ar 25, 74 Am't for keeping
paupers 463 Si
do Exonerations... 1 35
do Service* 36 00
do Dr. 1' D Seff 90 00
do Percentage 37 65
do Cash at Audit 20 00
do Due at settlement 280 63
In acc't with D Gilliland, Poor tver*eer.
1873 Dlt.
Mar24;h, To am't due twp
at settlement $20252
1874 Am't of duplicate 032 00
Mar 25, Am't refunded from •
State Hospital 2100
de Cash from John I'en-
I nington .. . JO 00
1873 OR
Mar 21, By exonerations, R
Lee $2 32
do By cash 4 (ML
do 25, '74 keeping paupers... 023 16
do By exonerations ... 14 20
do do Services 50 00
do do Percentage 31 00
dodo Bal at Settlement IP! 10
In acc't with P Sheffier, Road Supervsor
1873 DK
Mar 21, To Order from Jno
Good heart. $72 07
Mar 25, '74, Toaudit of dup lot/928
1874 CR
Mar 25, By audit of work SB3O 06
do do exonerations... 5 46
do <] service* 13500
do dp Cash ut audit 10 (*)
do do Bal at settle
ment 76 03
In acc't witii S Royer. Road Supervisor.
1873 DR.
Alar 24th, To order from
J B Lee $lB2 72
Mar2s, To ain't of duplicate 637 •'
$ 820 81
1874 CR.
Mar 25, By am'tol w0rk...5626 20
do 25, do exonerations 047
do do Services 75 00
do do Cash at audit 84 09
do do Order to R Lee 26 05
$ 820
1874 I)R.
Mar 25, Auditors Received
Cash sl4l 09
do Deduct Auditor's credit 84U)
do Bal in hand of Audit
ors $ 6009
1874 CR
Mar 25, By W A Kerr,
(Clerk. '73). $ -",00
do \V \V Love, Auditor... 200
doJas MeCiintick 100
dojje? Uilliland 4 00
do J •! Arncy 1 (XI
do \V W Spangler 2 00
do 1) Weiden*aul room rent 150
io F Kurtz, printing 10 50
do K Lee 50 00
$ 84 CO
JAS. M CLINTICK,
i JOS (JILL! LAND,
i J AILNKY,
i AV. "VV. Sfaxgler, Auditors.
■
accept post-office orders on Belle
fcnte p. °> for subscription. Always safe.
MASSACHUSETTS
Washburn Elected United Stale*
Senator.
Huston, April IT Mr AA'aahburn has
' been elected United State- senator, hav
(j mg received 162 votes.
1 lie ton, April IT During the re. o*
; between halt pu-t tweand three o'clock, a
, communication was received and read
trom the Dawes men proposing a union > n
the name of Dr Loring, which was reject
|ad by the Hoar men by almost a unanl
i matt* vote. A not lur proposition wa- re
ceived by tho Dawes men that the Hoar
I men should pan a resolution complimen
i Lary to Mr Davro* tin.l the Dawes men
j would th. it withdraw his name They
also proposed that but Otto more ballot
should be taken to day and the conven
tion then adjourn to Saturday. Both the
prepet.ition- w.-ie voted dewn
l ite thirty-third and final ballot was
taken at i 10. and resulted a* fellow*
Whole number of votee, W , noooMory ie
a choice, ISt.
AVasliburn 1 Hank 4
Curtis ' f Philips.., 1
Daw#- B Gttl'oid I
Adam* 16 Wliittier 1
luring 4
The president Mated that, it "appear*
that William H \\ nshbutn is rho-en sen
j ator," and- declared the convention ad
journed.
Boeton, April I? Ihe election ef Gov
\\ ashburn to the United States senate
caused considerable surprise, as hi* name
| ha- had httlo prominence in the contest.
The people, hcwevr, were growing im
patient under the prolonged controversy,
and the .result, although unexpected, is
generally welt received.
THE IRON TRADE
Threatened tleueral Suspension ol
Work in lVuusylvauia—Secret
Meetings of the Workmen—Many
Establishments Closed.
Pottsville, Pa , April 14. The proba
bilities of a rupture between the worker,
and the manufacturer- in the Schuylkill
and Lehigh iron region.- are increasing
The trade at this time is excessively dull,
yet the men are demanding an increase oi
'wages. During the last few Jays genera!
j meeting- of the iron work* or the societies
of the National PuJdler* Union have
been held in the leading cities of tho iron
| country. These conferences have in near
! Iv evert instance been conducted in so
-1 . ret The result of the national meeting
which took place Reading a few days 1
; ago and in whkh lA> forge* were repre- <
seated by delegates trom every iron-pro- ,
ducit.g State in the Union, is of the great
est importance, inasmuch a- it forecasts a
general "stand-out ' iu tho producing
trade.
A large number oi the leading produ-j'
cere have determined to close operations,
some even going so far to declare an in
tention of suspending for the entire year
The following great establishment* arc
already stt-pended : Pennsylvania Iron ,
Company, Danville, employing 2,000 men,'
the Duncanon Mill, situated in Cam
bria c unity ; the Cambria Iron Works at
Juhn.t-wn, employiing (.4,CM) man; the
Susquehanna Rolling Mill at Columbia,
C. E Pennggk's Rolling Mill at Coals- '
ville, the great Crane AA'orks ut Calasaqua, I
the Reading Hardware Cotnoany, Guif- |
fert. MoManus A Co, Reading" and a ,
number of others. Fully 12,000 men are
idle. There are now firty-three lurnaces
out of b!at in the State, and, as an oiten- (
sive manufacturer a- -erted the other day,
by the first of July there will not be "a '
single forge in operation. 1
A SALOON KEEPERS DEATH
CAUSED BY A VISIT FROM A
PRAYING BAND.
[From the Boston Advertiser.]
On Saturday the lad ice called upon one
of the principal saloons, the proprietor,
Mr. L. Simpson, having refused to see the
gentlemen, and wore received very polite
ly. He was asked it he thought it right to
sell liquors, and responded, "Yes, as right
as for grocers to sell groceries
One of the ladies then read several pas
sages from the Bible, remarking, "Let us
see what the lord saya." On bearing the
a-ripture. relating :• the anger of t he
Lord with drunkards and tao- who sell
liquer the proprietor turned pale, trembled
violently, and clutched the counter con
vulsively tor support The many loun
gers in the saloon were slupified, and only
offered asMsUnc* when urged by the la
dies. On being led into an other room he
cried several times. "Oh God! have mercy
on my sou!!'' Immediately his tongue
began swelling, tilling his mouth to such
an extent as to render it impossible to ar
ticulate.
The ladies did ail in their power to ren
der him comfortable, and a physician was
called for, who on ariving pronounced it a
case of anoplexy and in a short lime the
man died. The community was of course
stunned with the news, and the feeling for
Mr. ISimpson is intense. The ladies all
agreed that it wa the direct work oflhej
Lord, and even sonic of the frequenters of,
the saloon acquiesced in this decision.
BALD MOUNTAIN.
An Eruption Imminent.
Raleigh, N. C, April IT.— Private Jis- j
patch"-.received in tins city thia evening
irym Western CaroMna report severe an.i .
heavy rumblings in llald and Stone
Mountain* On Tue-day last a trembling
of the earth was felt mure than one hun- 1
vlred miles from the mountain*. The
•hock* are nmre sever# than before, and it \
is firmly believed by scientists that an |
eruption is imminent
TLIE 1. AST TRICK To BRING
TWKKD FROM BLACK WELL'S IS
LAND.
Nw York. April IT.—The reports of
small-pox prevailing on Blarkwall'i I
lan Is turns out to be the result of a con
spiracy of the friends of Win. M. Tweed
on and off the Island to save him from be
ing subjected to'the discipline of the other
j convicts. Two convicts confess that their j
, eruption i were caused by the application
of erototi oil. The erder.y of the hospital •
ha* been dismissed, and a full investiga
tion will be made, with a view to present!
all concerned in (the affair to the Grand
Jury.
ANOTHER DISASTER
Steamer Tneoa Wrecked—Nineteen
Lives
Panama, April, 2.—The steamer Tacna
which left Valparaiso on the 13th ult.,!
when out to tea began to keel over. An
attempt was made to throwethe deck load
overboard, but before anything effectual
could be done tho steamer upset, and, fill
ing with water, sank in about live minutes
on tho morning of the 14th. Nineteen
persons were lost, all of whom, it it assert
ed, might have been saved but for the pan
ic which seized the crew, and because two
men ran away with a boat. A court of in
quiry is investigating this nitit unusual
accident.
T ERRIBL KCO Ah M\IN K DISASTER
IN ENGLAND.
London, April 15.—A shocking explo
sion occurred to-day in a coal mice at
Dunkinfield. near Ashton-undor-the-
T.vnc, Lanca-bire. One hundred men
who were !e!t in the mine alive after the
accident have been salely rescued. There
t* intense excitement at Dunkinfield.
Tin. pxplosion wn caused by the use of
nakeAJights.
Londvp. April 15. Dispatches from
ftnht i Ihn 'lj no this evening re
port that fiity-tbre" person* were killed
by the ("ollii-ry explosion at Dunkinfield
and fifty bodies have been *">gered.
jD
A spar 09 feet long, 14 inrhes in diame
ter at the lower end, and 30 inches at the
top, was run down the West Bra ich of the
Su-'iueliarina, litis spring.
The Shipments of coal.and other freight*
over tho Tyrone Division, Pennsylvania
Railroad, show* an increase thus far over
1873, 0f53,838 ton*, white the Broad Top
coal trade show - decrease of lf-,3ti9 ton*.
The Kaftmau's Journal say*: There are
seventeen colliarie* inuppcraliun along the
line of the Tyrone and Clearfield railroad
and it* branches, producing two thousand
ton* ot coal per day.
Four negroes were hung at Themas
ville. (is., on 10th, three of theui, named
K. M'Cormick, Nimrod Austin, and Cba*.
Walker, for the murder of a planter
named Hall, and Webster Lyon* for poi
hening hia wifo with ittrycbine. Threats
had been made that they would be rescu
ed by some 500 negroes from Florida and
portions of Georgia, but the mi litany were
held in readiness, and no utleuipt te carry
out such threat* were made. They were
all hung in tho jail yard, and after they
were hung the sheriff admitted the public,
mostly negroes, to view tho Lodios before
they were taken down.
Another attempt at revolution was made
at Lima, Peru, on the 10 ult. The scene
occurred in the barracks of Santa Culali
na. in that city The plan ot the conspir
utor* wu to seize the President, and get
the other regiment* te join. An agent of
the government discovered the plot an
hour before the time for acting. The
9 ringleader* are in irons.
Active operations were resumed en .Sat
urday before Bilbao. Gen, Manuel do la
Concha hus assumed tho command of one
• of the corps of Marshal Serruno's army.
The Spanish army in the north bus been
► heavily reinforced. It now numbeis 40,-
i. loot) men, and has 70 pieces of artillery.
LOUISIANA I'NDKK WATKR
> ThoUMllila til People Without tiooil*
or Shelter ami in Danger of Star
vatioii—An Appeal for Aid to the
National t internment.
\\ Huhingtoii, April IT Tloi following
(telegraphic correspondence teok place to
day
Ks lltrr. HTATK or LM UUM,
SKW Out \M, April IT.
(Vr>ii/*( ( .V. (irant
The unprecedented lit* itt the Mi*aiip
pi, aided by \ toll'tit lot lil storm*. )i
-caused a mol disastrous overflow Sir i
ei n of (tin Surges! puii-Sie* of the Mats
are already under water, ami thousands of
people, white and blaek, tiro without too,l
or dialler aiul lit danger of starvation, Tin
emergency it so great that I feel constrain
od to appeal Id you directly, aking til<
tseneral liovernuirtit, if po-stble, to extern!
to thrse poor people the same relit I thai
w< given in liia seal eel V more di*atrou
ialauiitr at Chicago
\\. r. Kat i.oioi,
tievertior tif Louisiana
tilt LIVINGSTONE.
The Tuucral of the (ireut Explorer
London, April 19 The procession at tin
Itinera! of Ur Livingstone 11 mmeneetl tl
j mote at twelve o'clock, uaon yestardaj
i rem the hall of the Geographical Sonet t
in Seville How. The hearse was followac
by twelve meurniiig coaches ,J tliea caini
the tjt.een and Prim e of Whale* on -riaga
and numerous other* of the nobility. Th<
i pall bearers were headed on the right ham
by Stanley and on the iart bv Walnwrighl
tli# i thcr-i were Irs Ktrk, Horace and
\\ alter, Sir Theuia* Steele, Col. timid
Mr \\ ebb of Newtlead Abhey, and Mr
K. Young
The chief mourners were l)r Meflat
Dr. l.ivingtotie's father-in-law, and tin
dead explorer** two tons -Thomas ami
Oswalt Livingstone
The ceremony was iiupre.-sive ' t io a high
degree. There was a full choral service
Dean Stanley, the sub-Dean and tho Ca
nons ef \Ye*tminster Cathedral officiated.
The "Dead March from Saul ' was per
formed.
The coffin was covered with tamelia
and palm branches. An immense con
course ef special-rs followed'the pr ces
sion along tho route. The store* w ere half
closed.
The experiment of lighting street lamps
with electricity, which Now York ham t
money enough to try, is to bo carried out
in Providence. It. 1.
Gold tut not ura reported "to have been
i discovered in the mountain* of Arkansas,
near the Choctaw (Hue Miners and ad
venturer* are docking thither.
The Chicago paper- report that on week
day*. Gen. Sheridan dathe* along the
boulevard behind four Government mule*,
but en Sunday* he trot* out a team of
haudseme bav*.
One day'* whiskey raid in Holland. i
summed up a* follows Two ten-gallon
calk* and two jug* of whiikey, eleven bot
tle* of cider, two barrel* ef ale, one pip*
I of gin and a bottle of claret.
, The Mortaon* think Jhey've got the or
iginal Bonder, and console tlieuuelvc*
j with the re (lection that even if they have
not, their prisoner looks bad enough toi
havo committed a dozen murder*.
''And *o they go." said a member of
a Boston school committee, our great men
are fast departing—first Greeley, then
Chase and now Sumner and 1 don t feci'
i very well myself.
In some part* f Georgia land it rapid-;
ly declining in price, if wc from'
occasional reports. In Houston t unty a
plantation of 2.18U acre* of oak and iucko
ory land* wa* told before the war for $25.-
,<AW. Four year* ago it was told for fl'd.-
tWU, and about two weeks ago it was sold
by auction for -le-- than a dollar
an acre.
The Brazil Government teem* to be very
■ much in earnest in iu contest with the Ha
inan Catholic Church. Beside* the con
viction of the liishop ot i'crambuco, the
U shop ef Olinda ha* been arrested, and'
the Archibithop ef Bahie ha- formally
protested against the-act. The bitter war
fare between church and Slate appear* U>
. have had its origin in the clergy's effort
to suppress the order ef Free klasons.
Victoria, it is thought, will
emerge from her long seclusion on the oc-'
caaion : the visit to England of the Rus
sian Qir, to the delight el her lovir.g sub
jects, the London shopkeepers.
Flee large ocean steamships havo beer
lost within the past twelve months, name
ly thy Atlantic, City of Wnbinton, Inn:..
ia, \ lle du llavrc and Europe.
A relic of the ill-fated steamship Atlan
tic. in the shape of a pa.-<?ngr ticket,
printed in (si-rmari and English, hat haen
taken from the stomach of -aimon at St.
John, New Brunswick
i tiov. Ames of Mississippi has held his
'erig looked -for levee, but Mrs Ames was
not present. It was a very tame atlair
plenty of negroes and t arp. t-baggvr-. bu:
no women.
New \ ork, April 20.—This ha* l.een an
eventful day in Wall street. It opened!
with the failure of Messrs. Capr -n and
Merriam, and the C. C- and 1. C. pool, 1
and this was followed by events which
precipitated a panic on the stock ox. hange.
| The failures above noticed, were followed j
by various rumors, all of which tended to
disturb confidence and unsettle matter*
| generally.
SHERIFFS SALES.
By virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia
levari facia* ar.d venditioni exponas, is
-ued out of the Court of Common i'tens ol
j Centre'ceeinly, to me directe.l, thore u ill be
i exposed to public sale at the Court House,
in Bellefonte, on Monday, 'JTth day of
i April, 1K74, the. following described real
i estate, vir..-
All defendant's iatrrcf-t in and to certain
lot of ground situate in the boro" of Phil- j
ipsburg, Buah township, Centre county,!
known and designated M lot No. 7. in tSol
ground plan efsaid Boro' thereon erected!
frame dwelling house, wood shed and oth
er outbuildings. .Seizod, taken in execu
tion, and to be sold a* the property of
Alexander Adams.
ALSO:
All those three certain messuages or
tracts of land situate in the township of
Gregg, bounded and described a> follows,
to wit: Beginning at a chestnut oak,
thenco by land of Isaac Hettinger: 8. 38 c
K. 2D perohe* to a none ; thence by same
N. 60°, E 6 6-10 perehe- to a stone; thence
bv land of l'olly Hettinger, N. Ic', \V
28 2-10 perches to slene*. thence by land
lof Iaac lletlinger t 8. 68° W. 6 6-io per.
to the place oi beginning, containing one
acre neat measure.
The second beginning at a chestnut oak ;
tin nre along land of Isaac Hettinger, 8.
60 . W. 6 6-10 perches to stones, thence
along land of same, 8. 15 , K. D2 per. to
stone*, thence along same N. .15" W. 29
perches to the place of beginning, con
tutng one acre neat measnre.
'I he third beginning at a pine tree,
thenie along laud of Isaac Hettinger 8.
61°, W. 162 perches to stone, thence by
land of Daniel Livingstone, N. 81" , W.
58 porches to stone : tliencu by summit of
Egg Hill, N. 691" E. 168 H-10 perch.• to i.
stone, thence by land n John Uorell and
John Sunkey, 8. 29 . E. 55 per. lies to tin
place of beginning, containing 61 acres H2
{lerches and allowance, together with the
luilding*. improvementa,. and heredita
ments. Seized and taken In execution
anil to be sold as the property of Thoe. J.
Decker,
ALSO :
All that t ertain tract of land situate in
Harris twp .bounded and described as fol
lows : Beginning at a post and running
along,laud of Geo Sheneberger Hi" W 16
parches to u white oak. thence along land
ol A A Henderson, S 65" W H'.t nercnes to
a stone ; thence Hlmig land of John Han
son, 8 27° K Se; 4 10 perches to W ();
thence S 62S° W 7 perches to a stone,
thence S 271°, K 127 perches to stone,
thence along land of (ie.irgo Sheneberger
N 72" K AM 5-10 perches to t stone, thence
N 271" W 77 8-10 perches to W. O. Stump
thence N. 684° K 11 per to stone, thence
along land of Joseph Moyer, N 27" W AW]
porches to a post, thence N. t'.ASj K 6 8 10
perches to po.t, thenco 27' West 53 perch
es to place of beginning, containing 117
acres, about 125 acres cleared land, there
i on erected a two story frame dwelling
• house, bank barn and other outbuildings
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
. as the property of J,dm B. Al' \V illiams.
B. F. SHAFFER,
ap9-Bt, „ Sheriff.
Owing to what ho regard* AS the un
favorable admit of Iho Intcrnntionn
('onmiiv>ion in regitrd to full* and ton
ungo through the Suez Canal, M. dt
Lcaiepa threaten* to iliamin* hi* pilot'
,ami cxtiiiguirh the light* in tie light
house*.
•j
Judge Muilill of St. Lotii* i put
ting the lawyers who practise in hi*
court under diiciplinc. In one day
ho lined ix of tin in five dollar* eacli
- for violatiug tin- rule* of pleading.
' (lite lawyer had hi* ease disuumed be*
f eatme he wrote such an illrgililo hand
I that the Judge eould not read it.
C.delict William Philip*, late president
II of tho Alleghany Ynllsy railroad, led an
l -vtute valued at s'i,UbU,ooo. It l id thai
he ilinl without making will, in which
case, being unmarried, the <-tat. will go
to hit brother and abler.
Col Philip* was also a director of the
I. C. A T It It
MARRIAGES.
(in the I'Jlb, at the rtwidelico of the
, bride* father, near Snydortown Fa. by the
ltcv J A. Bright, Mr. lii'iun* Burner of
i Clintoiivill# l'a t > Mi* Mary C l'ealer
j ofSnydertown Pa
On lii, Mr. Aaron Tbuina*. u! Aaron*-
burg, and Mi.*, Muggio Witmer, of Haifa*
:! I Hull.
Gil l<th Ot Apt il, at the res idem i of the
, bride* home in l'ine GroTe, by lte\. M
ii Karbart. Mr Jacob M Mu-r*r and
M i* Snllev C. Sninpis, both of Pine Grove
Mill*.
DEATHS.
O* 20, in ilaine* township. Mr. Rebec
i-a krcaiuer, wife of John Kreanier, aged
about ST year*.
In Centre Hall Pa , after n protai ted ill
ness, William llarkiu-, i,cd year* )
month* and l< r > day*.
■ (In the lb inet.. Elmer Miller, *on of
Michael and Amelia Hettinger, aged lo
' mouth* and '-'7 day*
Gn IMb, in Perm t- wn*hip, Mrs. Polly
llosterman, wife of Adam llostcrman,
aged 58 year*.
K L L K KG N T K M A It K KTB.
White |Yheat $1 .Ml, Red 1t • live
70 Coin 50 ....Gat* ils Uurti-y Ml.
70 C!o,er*ecd ),*V' l'otaloei U< j
Lard per pound 8. ...Pork per poundOri
Hutt. i :l Egg- V) Platter perton
jib Tallow 8 Bacon 10 Ham 15
losrd per |ouml H rent*. ltucj, wheat
05 ct* Flour per barrel retailß,so...
whole,alu 7,"J0 to 7,10)
MII.RGY MARKETS
Corrected by John M Dowel. Grajii
M. reliant.
White w heal 1,50 ... Red wheat 1 4b....Ji.Vi
ti Core iU Gal* .15 liarley 8U
Clover*eedl,Uo Tiniothyeed, i'-bl)
Salt 'J "Jbper em k
Bacon To Hare 15 Buttei 27... Egg*!
7* Plaster 9 50
CliMinut Ci 1 per lan $5.75 Stovo
Coai pnr Ton $450 Egg Coal per Ton!
$6.50 Liuieburner Coal per leu s:s.so,
SUM 11. d I IT M.
The under*igned having concluded lo re
main in ihc vicinity of Centre Hall, th,
precni eea- n. Would respectfully inform
ike public that hp will engage iti the bui*'
f BTBNCIL CUTTING IVraon*
ItMiring Plate* tor marking bandkerchiefa.
> !otbing, grain tack., faruui g uten.il* A .
! will do w ,dl! > give him a cal! N'. tr uiM,
t *how sample* H. C. O u attaint
laprlo- t; Centra Hall
LUMBER FOR SALE.
The Uudenigned ha* for tale a
*U>-k of Lumber at the Loop Sawmill,
(lately Colyer ), eon-i*ting of
WHITE, YELLOW
A PITCH PIN I
HEM LOCK, OAK.
POPLAR,
PALING, LATH,
SHINGLES,
HEADING.
and all kind* of Lumber generally ued
(or building purpose* DRY WALNUT
LU M HER afway* on hand All kind* of
Coopering done
J. A FLEMING.
ipr*-3ret PoUer* Mi l*.
H. H. WEISER & CO..
Manufacturer* of
Sheet iron & Tin
ware,
Millhcim, l'a.
All kind* "f Tinware, constantly <>n J
hand and made to order.
Shoctirmi Ware of every dacri|4ion,
alway* on han-l.
R.uifing in Tin and She,-!iron done in.
the mo*t approvad and *atif*eiory tyle.
Spouting Uuoe to order
Their *U'< k of Tin and Sbeeiir. u Good
it large and complete, and olforod at tin
unviNT nt ii' T.s.
Their ettabliihment ha- be- n enlarged
: and to> led completely throughout
Satisfaction guarlantced, and all job
: promptly attended to. aprl'i-v
TO
Farmers& Builders
Having attached PLAINER to our
steam raw-mill, on the Seven M untain.-
n.-ar Fouct'a, wo are prepared lo ftiroiab.j
WHITE A YELMRI I'IM
FLOORING d SIRING,
AT LONVKST MARKET PRICKS
SHINGLES A RILL LUMBER <>F
ALL KINDS. FK.Nt ING A . FUR
NIsffKD T() ORDER
1. A J. UNDERWOOD,
MiUroy. l'a., or,
d.apr '.in J'olter * Mill*. Pa.
' TAKNTItE HALL
Furniture Booms!
Kit I'M It INK A <• ROSS .71 IN,
j repectfully inform the citizen* of Centre
' county, thai thev have bought out the old
i tand of J. G. Deiningi-r, and have re-luced
j the price*. They have constantly <>n band,
. and make to order
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
SI NKS,
\V ASHSTANDS,
CORNER CU I*BOARDS,I
TABLES, Ac.. Ac.
Homk Made Chairs Alwatson Haxt>.
Their stock of ready-made Furniture i* \
large ami warranted of g.od workmanship
and is all made under their own immedi
ato supervision, and is offered at rate* i
cheaper tliati elsewhere
Call and see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 26 feb. ly.
Keystone Store.
FOR FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS
Go to
H. YEARICK;& SON,
FOR FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DllY (i(M)l)S, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
CT,OTIII\<4, Oil. CLOTHS,
OITEENSWARK, G ROCKRIKS. PRO
VISIONS. FLOUR, Ac
No. 0 Buah'd An-.iilc, BcllcluiiU', Uu. j
All kiiula of roun'ry proxluce tak
en. Bust Baroain* in town to be
bid, uov3otf
BUTTS HOUSE
Bellkfonte, I'a.
J 11. BUTTS, Frop'r.
HUH tir.it clues accommodation ; charg
es reaeoaa 4*nr, tf.
; Lime 6c Cement.
Tli. b( uuality f itlwHyi on
hand nt th- ( iiir Hull limekiln, ' A I*o
■ coin.nt, which i * * ft. 11 toil to be of* tie
* pcrlor .pialiiy. Aj>|>ly to
Up9-tf GEO. KOCH
[JINK (IKON I \i A 1)1 MY A HEM
1 INAItY TheSpringTerrn will be
gin tli. #rt Monday In M*y. and eonllnue
twenty extent ii mention of two
„ m t>k during harve*l. Tuition and board*
, ni nt moderate rate* lor ftiriln r infor
mation nd.lr. ilo Principal, Jaimin
i Runs* A M, or Dr. J II Smith, See'y.
of th. ll,mnl u( Timtec, I'm. (.rove
Mill*, IVi ire Co. I'. ap'J at.
Miller & Sou,
CKNTRF HALL. PA.
DKA I.Kits IN
rent: nit cos
AM) MEl)I cists,
CHEMICALS OILS, DYK STUFFS
PKHFU M Kit Y. NOTIONS
FANf* ARTICLES
Fit It I'll K TO I I.KT.
A<\, Ac., Ac.
ri rk him: an o i.iqi ohn,
for'medicinal purpotea.
Trusses C Supporter* in great variety.
A bo, choice
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
nnil all other article* tuually kept in a 1
'irtt elarx Drug Htere,
I'rescriptioui carefully Compounded. l
*oct tr MfLLIE A ftOIT. j
Shortlidfte & Co.,
I'll 01' Jilt. TO its Of nit:
Beliefonte Lime Quarries,
The only Manufacturer* of Lime, burnt
exclusively with wood, In Central
Pennsylvania.
I>EAL!.UH IN
Autliiacilo Coal,
White Lime,
Du l'ont'a Powder,
Sporting ami RJaating Powder on 1
band,
Fuse for Rluntiug,
Fire Rrick,
Ground Fire Clay,
Fertilizers, i|
Implements.
jan3o ::t j<
office aed yard near South end of the'
llald Englo Valley Jtailroad Depot, Belle* j'
fonte. Pa. jan 10.78 j
NEW GOODS
AND NEW
U
PRICES.
H
A X KNTIitE Jf K\V STOCK OF !
f
BOOTS AND SHOES
at the
BOSTON BOOT A SHOE STOKE, :
t
NO. 3. 11l NII'.N AIIC A OK.
Price* Leas than at any Other Shoe 4
Store in Centre County.
Cull ami See I
No. ■">, Bush'a Arcade, Beliefonte. }
July 19tf_ 1
/ i ROC LP. Y STOKE -
\ I
V
Woodring 6c Co.,
i
At the Grocery Store en Allegheny
Street, Beliefonte, l*a . opposite II offer I
Bro'# inform the public generally, that <■
the* have now and keep nt all lime* one'*
of the be,s and large-! -tuck* of Groceries, <
fttch a* ' t
I
i
COFFtIKS, I
i
TEA.
it
SUGAR,
Mai. ASS AS, J
i I
t
Ac., Ac., Ac., I
I
1 *
CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS OF J
ALL KINDS,
conn,ting of canned pea, tic, cherrief,
omat 'r-. plum*, green corn, dried apple*.
pencile, . heme, Ac
In brief they have everything unultyL
kci-l in a firrt e!a* Grocery Store Call in
ladte* and gentlemen. tur price* are
J* .-enable. NYo ami tv plta*c. ocUKf
Til K 1 l e, t
I the popular demand lor Lowvr ]
Pri ><*. re-pci tfully call* the attention .f ]
thepublu to hi* ttuck of
SADDI.KKY,
now offered' at the old stand. Designed
< specially for the people and the time*, the.
. large.-l and most vari. J and complete ax
• ortiii.-nt of
Saddles. Harness, Collars. Bridie*,
of every d.-*cri|>tin and quality ; Whips,
and in t everything to complete a first-!!
. rla- eathlibm< tit, he now offers at price*
which will suit the times
JACOB 1)1 NGKS,Centre Hall
ENGLISH ROOFING FELT,
!• (asunwl l* fff II la all rltmata*. tsoln# r(>naira
li tit K>toflM Hoimm. (>ltwil(tti)|t. WMi .
ftar 1-M tn KUI Rotifa, Ijoina GrtaarH*.
Mssrrthtmaoa. or Wall*. oUtdr . ao*l for planum ,
Milm >r Ttlaa. ll D 0100 a <B*a|)arid aflff Utr Irllia*
•nibo uo4*tiw>at.h •!<!• of at a Slated c Ttlad
llaMif. ami aa a lltna to Iron 00-oal^racUa#
, H#*t. Ktw. and fkHHWiMlkii of Noffiui*
Tr.a KiMrtlah ritlt la |mltun in r*ll of yarda
l>naih, ty XI Hb hM io wl.IUi, and roatalatn* a *orfcp
f Wkj foal,
THREE-PLY FELT.
For Hoofing.
In HoUa. X Inch*• arid®. I iO foal la lan#lh . aach I
will wiw * kiirfftw 10 faal aijuara. or IW aqaara faat, j
It li to bo laid a*maa lha roof, khinilc faabun, with a
lapof u irn-Uf. and oacurad by nat line Ua ad #a
atth Sd nail* and tin apa
Whan laid. Umi I alt u to l*a paintrd with Maatlc
R( Uivalinf, tad Sandad Tha Maatlc Roof i'oallaf
la mliad. ready f*r uaa. and la a|*fHad wttb a braah
TARRED ROOFING FELT
Umk) iitaniinh for Hhtwillne llxmara, and for Tar
and t.ratal li*tin. aiau for Diatlue under Mata. Tin
and Shine la Kooflne
It la u*d In packlne Woolana and Fart t*) |PPtllt
them from inotba.
Pot up In rolla wetehine 45 pound* aach
{ 16 |H*onda Fait will cvvar a aurfacr t*f lw aquara fact
TWO-PLY FELT.
For Hhcatine* Hcmaaa, lt*M*ftne Tamporaxy H itldtne*
malt lne alar Tie hi Floor*, aod for idactne uodar
Slat# and Hhlnelaa .. .
In rolli, Bi Incixa trldf by & f*at In laneth Kach
roll will corar a aurfava lu faal qtiara cr U*> aqoara
' fpnt.
, For Shaattne It can Im nailtnl t>von Ui# atu ldtnc.
maklne a jmrtactl/ atr Ueht ahoatine. and auro pro
• I taction fr*>m daut|Miaaa. Rat*, mica or rarmtn will not
, e-' naar It
MICA CANVAS ROOFING,
In rolla oontainlne lo*> a-iuara f*at Uto ba latd i. mw
xthe nwt, and laDftad ah4n#l- f*ahlun with a lai *l two
tnv"l*a. and aovura! by nallne th cnleaa with 9Hoa.
1 ack*
Thi* la tha only t-ompoaltion Kontlne ttt does ot
requite a hnuMae coat of tuuut or corneal.
ITNTARRED SUKATING FELT.
Fir t ariMct Idulne. Ih*afettie FIor*. and for |>*tUas
; under Slate. Tin and Shlftel* K**<>fttte.
Put up In roll* walehlne 1W Huod
la innind* F ait will oovar a aurlaoa to faot aqunra, or
luo aquaro fcat Manufactured l.r tha
IVnu Koolliig Co.,
nir 6-2 m 105 South 2*l Street, I'hiU.
THE BUN.
Weekly. Semi-Weekly, ami Daily.
Til K WfcV'KLY HUH la too widely known to miolrr
an cktondasl rrcotumrndatloD , but tha rwaaona which
liatr alrwidjr f IW it fifty thousand aubacrtbatw. and
which will. w hopa, iti> it many thousand mora, err
hrtatly a* follows
It la a lira! rata nowaoaimr. All tha nawa of the day
will he found In It. oondanaad whan important, at full
laneth when of momcut. and always urwaantod In a
claar. intaliietbla, and intoroattne manner.
It la a first rata family pa|*ar. full of antartalnins and
tnatrncttwr rtradina of arary kind, hut nothtne that can
offrtid tha nnat dallcafa and acrupuhma taata
It is a ttrwt rata story papar Tha l>aat taia* and n>
mancaa of currant lttaraturo aro carefully aalactad and
legibly printed In It* pagaa
It la a flrt rata agricultural papar. Tha moat fraah
, and Inalructira erth lo* on agricultural topic* regular
ly appaat In i|U department
It la an rndepamleut political Kiwr. btdunglng U> tu>
party and curing no collar It Aghta for principle,
and for the olecllni) at the l®t man U> offtco. It aape
" dally darotaa Ha energies to the MIKMNUra of the great
corruptions that now waakena and dlwgraeea onr conn
try. and threaten to undermine republican Institution*
altogether. It ha no fear of knavtui. and asks no fa
wora from ttrakreoppoHara.
It rt>|rtirt* the faahlon* for the Iridic* and the market*
for tha men, capocially tha cattle-uiarketa, to which It
par* parth ular attention.
f tnally. H I* tha cheapest paper published, one dol
lar a >' will secure It for any s4l*orll>ar H la not
necessary to get up a club In 4irtler to hare The Weekly
Sun at (Ida rate. Any one who scud* a single dollar
C will get the paper for u year
We have no travelling ageuta.
TilK WFKKbY SUN.- Kight pages, fifty.aU col
uinii*. Duly $1 mi a vest No ill .count* froiu this rale
Till SKMI WKKKLY Si N Same sire as the
lai !y Sun ij jDO a year A dlacouut ol 20 per ceul. to
clubs of lUtxr over
Fill, l \ ILV SUN A large four page ncwspnmrrol
twenty eight column* Daily circulation over l>,uoi
All the news for 2 cants. Subscription price 60 cent*
a month, or flti UU a year. To club* of 10 or over, a dl
; couut of 20 per cent.
Apr. 864 Address "THE SUV, 1 ' New York City.
]r|3HKAHUKKH'S BALK nF
I UNSEATED LANDSFoJt
TAX KB FOR IHT2 and IH7B.
' ANI) I'RKVIOPH YEARS
-1 Notico I* haroky given. thai in
ptirvuMiiro of mi Act of Aaaatnbly,
ixtkMtl the 12th ilny of June. A.
. 1) 181 ft, entitled "An Act W>
ann-mlan Act ilimlmg the mod*
. of selling unseated lands, in Una
, trc county," ami th several i|>-
, plemettls thereto, there will be
<'i posed nt public sale or outcry,
the fallowing trncu iff unsealed
land* in said county for tbo taxes
<lue •ml unpaid thereon, at the
Court House in the Borough oi
iti ilefuiite, on the serolid Mon
day ol June, A D 1*74
Bogga Township.
• •as*. eta iuiarian ntu
I - J... Kit... A mln-w Boiiuuer* 27 fID
i ''<o Unknown 8 'JO
' . ... '• Iho I
80... 94 ..of A Fetrer SJI)'
ID7 1'(kr & I.ucat_ 12 *0
ft . ...Unknown 'J66
ifth... 188...Jonathan Harvey IS M
*31... ft ..Mores llood - 13 74
13.1... 108...t>avi<i Lawia 27PD ;
do ...do ... William Gray...- do i
45H . 04... Win Rn55e11....... 7 SSL
Mt fa SwmU ll
Dunwide Townahip.
•00... 96...James llall 35 *>'■'
433 AtexDailra ID utt,
do Thomas Bum: lion do ;
do ...188... Unknown .......... do I
| 80... ... " DOB
1(10 40l Jer. Barker... do
do ... Kt...Jeremiah l'arkcr 240
111...168...J05eph Morn... ID'JO
[do ...do ...Alex (ireaver...... do
!do .do ...Geo Eddy do
40... ..Unknot. lot
1 SO. Samuel Harris..... 230
111... I^o...Samuel Scott 10 U1
•to ...do ... itvbari Gray ID 96
1110...d0 ... Wm Di>warl...„. do
111...d0 ...John " ..... do
do ...do ...James Towers...- do
ido ...da... Wm Gr*y do
41 John Wetzel ID OS
do James it 1ack...... do
d<> Jos J Wallace... do
iU IJO. WmCook IDDO
I do ...do ...John L'owdea.,,- do
'do ...do ... Win 1* Brady.-- do ,
do—do ...llenry Bhaffor...- do j
ilo ...do ...John House)—, do [
do ...do ...John Lyon do t
|do ...do ...Charles Gobcn... da
'do ...do ...Thus Grant... do
do ...do ...John Brady da
do ...do ...John Kidd. do
do ...do ...Henry Itoneily... do
do ...do ... Robert Brady...- do .
76 Unknown - 2 30'
129 Hnarj Whealar. 6 92:
Itenner Township.
100 Jacob llartam .... 8 90,
Curtin Township.
3HU|. ...Joseph Kelso D 4 60 1
337 l.indley Cmtc*... 47 8l •
41". Wm Gilbert 77 40 !
297} t Caleb Lann 3DOUH
297} 4 1. L oiastreth... 2964'!
411...163,..James White 77 tvi '
414... ...4 Job W I'acker. 6©n
40U 4 Wm 1* Mitchell 66'
414... . 4 do 8 18 1
23 k 4 do 4 73
42 4 Jos Devi tug 6ttfp
413 103.. Thomas Hale 34 40 1
'J® John J'almer..— 16 "J9 H
16 Wm Yardley...... ID 7b *
376 Samuel Baird..-.. 80 29 '
43 Mary Tallman... 21 50^
4.14 J<M Derling IW
216.. 163... F Wharton 18 861
60 J WaSC Packer 616 '
291... 81-.Charles Bruce— 15t*>|
416 Charles Allen— 44 2D
217... F. Wharton...— 9 301
29 A Hamilton..— 861
320... ...4 Job W Packer 6 K<.
414... ...4 Jos Dcvlinjf 838 <
'J3O 4 N P Mitchell.... 806 <
) 4 do _ 7 80;]
43 4 do _ D3U;
3D0... ...4J P Mitchell— 6Cd
63 iCiioe Ouijflcy... 226 .
75*74- ... Robert Ai'ulvy— 84 4<t
a00... .-Richard Ti nis 1204
do— do 12 MP
,2V 183 li. mas M. Kwen is W, 1
144.. J W Packer— 1204j'
2074 ...Caleb Lann -2209 !
2J74 1 Lonjr*tdh— 20 If
416 Richard Tunis— 8 (*• .
do. ...Rebecca Kelso— .86 66
do Enter Eddy...— 71 38
da ... —Casper WVtar 84 40!
2674 Robert Amley... do H
416 —John McCalley- 17 84 '
68... 14...C1ine Uuigly..—. 1 •*>(
421 4" Philip Myers 36 121
do ...do ... Valentine Myers 11 tk& ! 1
do do ...Michael Myers... ke j
do ronton M vers A* "24 I
483... 163...Th0mas P Hale. . 46
4'U... 168...Garnet C< ttinyer 22 1
t.t 1 h..P Wharton WIHI
411— ..J iwiah J lames— 866&B
435...19 D .. Alex Bell 87 26 1
413... 126...Charles Hall- 87 2D.1
416 Joseph Taylor WOO 1
44.*> Andrew Kppla— 17 23'
I*.c2 . aO. Rebt Irvln 42 2< I
4 fJ. _IBB—N L Atwood 46 S:
aw.i... ID— do . Blt lu,
•tt>4 .. 4—Job AV Packer— 26 U'i
168 te Job W Packer 17 26
do do do do '
418 Peter Hahn 77 40 i
415 Jo* Thomas 47 W
do Sutan Hahn 38 7t '■
do Jacob Wain 4SV.'t
425 Nathaniel Levy BDSW;
415 Thus Humphry 111 •Dp
do Kobt G ray A3 A'i'
do Wm Gray 86A"
461 Wm Yardley ID > 1
306 Matfaew Leech 4 80S
do NLAteackl 12Ai
411 IG3 Abijah Devi* 37'Ji
4,ih ltd J HlKbsetßifbee) 11908
Ferguson l.iwnsbtp.
162 118 tieo Kwlb niter 32 75.
1115 127 Joseph Barnett S> !
898 John Anderson ID 12 '
t<.; George Nice PA (*'
122 Jacob Lilo 7 D7|'
180 Peter Crispin 4 261
384 Samuel Duncan 87 4.5!
M, 47 T McCullough 2 83)
70 L Hawthorn 22 02 j
10 Isaac Worrell 8 27
:tSS 40 Alfred B Crew it 25 17 (
lot 10 Thomas Ferguson 1202;
lis 23 Aaron
404 116 James Moore 13 2t
i.hvi Hannah Turner 12 4k
lias 122 David Turner 12 70
151 ;*1 l.ydia Fowlor 16 41
i*l 41 Jacob Way BAC
15 46 Hcnrv Midler 2'.®
100 Richards A Ginter S'.tf
-225 Richard A Mosely 14 73
177 Henry Manly 14 67
145 Benj H.tover D 44
40 John McKean ISS
):100 Robert Rankin l'J 66
Isaac Brinkle do
Ptt James Baker 6 65
do John Pelherbridge do
li*t Jos:ah Lurhv ID AN
125 Caleb North 4 07
63 J Pelherhrtdge 8 26
110 John Baker 8 01)
150 Samuel Brysen ID 65
Gregg Township.
121 .Tame* Barber
I-JUO Unknown 8 70
60 " , . 1
Half Moon Township.
216 Joiah Lamboun 26 (V
--210 KM Unknown 14 3D
44 ii| •' 568
52 138 6 M
40 10 " 814
A8 12 " *
H8 Wm King 1107
174 Samuel Bryan 818
2t7 John .Mi Klssock 26 06
417 40 Henry Pleyd 62 50
:MiH 80 R Whitehead 88 8V
ft) 20 Wm l.Hiulburn 60 40
210 Jacob Underwood 20 46
136 117 Jacob Pyle 17 14
400 120 Richard Joliff A 40
2*l John Hannah 2"> *2>
It*) Jacob Baker 504k)
do John Baker do
18 C A T Deligo 2>
Harris Township.
,'io ofJohnlrvin 142
50 of John lrvin 142
do do do do
400 Win Brown 11 40
do Jas Reed do
do Absalom Andre do
In! 25 J C Fisher 325
150 Unknown 4 27
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
282 K Joscnhson 48 50
2XI Wm Chancellor 84 30
315 J Uenny 6418
270 Seely t Mouutain)44 84
213 Moore do 41 78
102 Williams 17 64
113 163 John Pico 4166
da do John Wheeland do
do do John Hollington do
do do James Baxter do
611 Unknown 501
Howard Township.
25 Jacob Baker 78
i do Jo* Grayshurg 805
130 J J Lingle 899
242 97 Jos Harris 14 76
40 11 A Jostlin 2 44
' 60 Jos Grayshurg 305
63 .1 R Leathers 6 10
1 U 15 0 B Welch 24 27
.50 AD Harris 8 05
131 12) Alex Hunter 13 17
,do do John Buyers do
I do do Sam'l Young do
.do do Benj Young do
>do do Thus Hamilton do
'do do Jacob Wcidner do
HO Henry An lis 3 88
11)3 Wm Ramsey 36 30
. 104 03 John Brady 634
50 "Whit A Nestlerote 3 Of
• 217 Sarah Bonbatu 13 8".
Haines Township
4t*J J antes Ban S A*
w fo Alary Jenks 2 AH
• do Thosßait do
r- WO 60 Mary Ban do
I? m' r* •.aaayrai e*Mße T*|JMH
{ do do Wm II arrant ao
262 IXI Himon Hnydef 1 71 j
263 do do
, 6*6 Charles Hl| 3 )
i'.U Mtv.f A W..!f 2 46
243 17 Ue.>rgeHny4*r 70S
.i4il 133 Ceil) Snytfar 12 66]
! Liberty TuWntbip.
60 Daniel Pletchar 680 '
;;UH Hi Robert lrvi 27"Jf>
■ V*'. 120 BU'|ih StephtMMl ISBOf'
d do John Dunwoody do |1
d<> do Kb Benhnm 'Ji67!'
i mi Robt Smith 3741
40 Peter Leilxel 37 6ft '
48',1 Chri* Smith It MS
liw 10 of Jno Potior 13 14!
! IB Daniel Ktoiim 61 ait
360 JnoJackaua 4 33:;
7 143 Daniel K reamer 6 44,
i 3UK HO Uebert Jrvin 13 00:
I 70 Jo* M Nhaw 237
60 D Cam-addm 104]'
1 ho Tho* King 1 '
b*j 40 Peter Lyi'e 13 (Jo|
4) Mathew Lc'-h OHO <
' 341 .Irr Jack toil 11 64 '
4) J..b W Packer 13 MJ
360 Win ilav* 11 HI H
A*) < 'brial Seallerodt 451 '
40 Steph Cbainbora 644 i
3U lto Baker 204 '
JWB Peter* HO 4
75 Simon Shingle 6 09 *
■ 200 Daniel K rouse 13 00
Marion Township
300 Robert Young 6 40 .^
60 W A Thorn** 2 70 \
20 Unknown 1 Off J
in do 031 '
100 I) Lamb 18 60 '
47 do 6 30 j
222 Alas Scott 46 44 *
133 129 Abr Singer 80 00 f
16 Henry Mt Kwln 201 \
80 Wm Alliaoii 6 40 *
33 Unknown 23 60
117 Ales Scott 28 42 *
70 (lbrial Robrer 10 90
MS John Sbecne 10 MO
Mile* Townabip.
402 Tho* (iranl 630 ,
4 91 Alex Hunter 1 44 j
:k*i Jr Jackon 3 03 j
125 Wm Siewdman 1 97 ( j
130 Robert Taggert MO
AW Thoa Smith S3 j
iJtSJ Aaron Levy I 33 j
430 Robert Brady 5 67 a
410 Hannah Brady 6 67 d
420 Robert Gray 6 69 j
100 Abraiiam Scott 196 j
50 Samuel Hoeu (40 j
I'di Abraham Kooll 1 69 j
'JO Samuel Scott „ 96 m
265 Jane lirady 265 *
440 Wm 1* Brady 6 76 4 ;
AW John Brady 2 66
425 Henry Toiand 2 65 ~
[Jo Daniel William* 276 4 ,
Jo Wm Brady 2 93 gj
Ido Samuel Norton 2 76 7'
324 Richard Parker 263 .
224 Jer Parker 2 80 J
419 John Seigbrid 2 65 i
'AW Tho* Grant 6 30 d
506 Peter House) 2 76 .
402 134 W® Mile* 11 68 j
Wm P Brady 60 4
980 Jacob Heiebrid 2 65 •,
110 Strohecker A Eiyiiuld* 285
do do 1 71 a
,350 Dan'l Seigbftd 3 55 ,1
424 Geo Calhoun 2 M 6 lt
do Benj Calhoun 2 85 ?
425 Win liarner 307
Jo John Trip do 4
260 Jer Jackkea 1 41 *
160 Jon Wolf 102
427 W m Dewart 2 66 4
Pallon Townabip. d
20 Tho* Wet 8 20 d
15 WmlUii* 2 40 4
14 Tho* Weat 2 29 II
21 Wm Wilson 8 46 d
4'H Benj Homer 87 26 [II
*W Jacob Baker 49 20 31
133 Henry Gross 27 25 4
Potter Townahip.
Wm Harruen 3 80
190 11 B Fullman do d
Edward Camagiu 320 <*
W m Camagu* do j'*
40U Win Hoffman 231 ®
do Daniel Smith 2 64 < j
do Daniel Levy do. d
HW Samuel Young de ~
42 Jautea Moore 66 *
106 George McCleiiaa Ibe 7
Joecph Gowgill 830 ®
Tavior Township. ?.
mi 'Jo* Dreak 20 95 "
,669 M J Craig A S Sherriek 87 06
I 2 TLo Wallace 422 •
2*l Richard Win teheed 11 4U fj
ISO Jo*h Wiliiama 8 65 '•
:k*i JneLamb 8 85?!
200 Wmß.il 45 24 ,
3UO Get. W Alberty 17 101;
15CI And BurryhU 8 60
211 -Nich Hammond 1199 '
AO Gecrg# Biter 11 40 d ,
800 Jo*epr. Welch 2 85,
an Klixak Mrrriman 27 On
'joo Kobi Campbell 11 40 j
15 JnoCarr 4 27 ®
•j*! lame* Carr 6 70 i;
150 Geo Many 8 60 J
lu> Thoa Martin 6 70 *
50 Jo* Clark 286 ■
100 Jno Shenk 11 40 J
150 Jr.o Hover 856
800 Wm Addleman 70 06 J®
40 James* Fos 6 84
250 Maria Mt.rri* 8 74 2
4,(3 163 Job William* 1710 J
28 Jno Brigla 317 >
488 153 Jo*b William* 17 10 '
80 Daniel Beck 4 63 f
00 of jo* Yoder 171 •'
250 Clem Beck with 21 37 '
100 Jamee Cowher 6 70 |
176 Mo*e* Ceat* 20 03 1
100 George Markley 17 16
444 Jno Lamb 8 66
t jno Sebenck 6 13 j 1
1(1 Henry McEwea do j
do Pollv McKwin do 1
217 job*Wil!iami 4 27
4(4 Polly Wiliiama 618
do llugc Hamilton do jli
Spring Township.
250 Henry Tool
M 99 of Henry Tool 401*
, l.j j j Lingle 7 36 *
1 60 WmWihwn 2 (4s
Ml james Smith 8 571
! 50 Tho* Johnon 4 90
? do 612
"JW Cath ltobiaon 12 20
|Jo Rebecca Rebiaon 18 90]
ao Richard ltabiao* 7 85 *
Union Township. -
318 David Rune* 2417
50 Beyce Davit 4 42
de do 229
; 82 26 RMulhollen 427
' 50 lioyce Davis 2 38]
iltW Jane Blake 4 701
de Samuel Philip* do 1
,191 Dun woody A Long 7 84
Kueh Townabip.
|4:(3 163 Jno Such 16 98
j 400 Jno Black do j
312 Jo* Well* do ]
JSO of And AUi*on 1850j
ai l of Allison A Lilly '£t 20]
313 106 John Whitmer 66 67;
do do John Louden 2816
438 168 Cnn*t Hare 64 07
247 16 Jacob Stock 86 64
lA> 164 Christ litre, jr 68 #4
J67 7 (ieerge Slough 12 36]
433 168 Andrew Shcnk 64 07
do do David Hare Ao ]-
t 219 And ScoU 1619
433 163 Michael Shenk 82 CC
Ido do Christian Shenk 64 07;
do do Chrwtian Bohrer 82 02
Ido do J<An Miller Uo
do do A Reigharl jr do
, do A Reighart do
> de IC3 John Miller do 1
1 do 163 Johnllubler do !
do de John Hand do
i 321 68 Joseph Pirn 740
; 348 189 Henry Pim do
i 301 160 George Pim do ;
1216 Hi ofllugh Hamilton 16 97
i 433 153 Isaac Britcher do
ldo do Richard Malone do
do do Hannah Turner do
ido do Janie* Turner dO
406 Barabra Snyder 14 99
1 390 116 Ann Arthen* 14 36
, 394 117 Thiw Arthau* 18 19
4!(3 152 Jeteph SVelcb 3203
f do 153 Robert Irvin 66 07
do do John Mu**or do
do do Richard Peter* do
i Jo do Jacob Wilton 15 98
do do Jacob Miller do
do do Johnllubler 16 97
, 405 147 Jacob Rush 29 96
, 422 44 Jno Weidman 3122
, 402 116 Jacob do 49 47
434 John Miller 15 97
433 153 Thoa Hamilton 3203
>do do Klienor Siddena do
; 216 Robt Bainy 16 97
40 10 Rich Atherton 392
433 163 Rich Malin 16 07
do do l*aac Britcher 16 97
Ido do Jno Gundager 61 07
do do Ooorge Slough 3218
do de Michael Gundager de
5 177 84 Hard man Philip* 27 20
' 216 166 Tho* Hamilton 798
*do do Thos Grant do
> 433 163 llenrv Witncr do
1 do 163 Richard Londan 16 96
' do do Daniel Filzerald 82 08
do do Daniel Ehler do
■ do do llenry l'onkerton do
'do do Paul Bush 16 98
' do do Paul Black do
do do Paul Such do
do do John lloreland do
do do John Kellcy do
do do John Hush <lo
do do l'oter ltrutciaan 16 96
B do do Thos Edward* 1697
o do do Robt Irwin do
4 KJ9 Tho* Hamilton 805
15 1118 Thos Grant do
12 433 163 Tho* Reese 32 02
do do David Beverage 806
Wdo do Mar M'Cormuk 806
Sj do do Ja Ulentworth do
1 do do Geo Latimor do
> do do Ew'd Moyerton do
—"W"
i 1 .rate. ru' wtMujrrni n t*
XTt 100 Aid ArmtKMf S
11488 168 Sarah D-Jeny 000
300 IVm MrPhim 870 1
I 188 fiS WmO Latiinore 261 .
4X3 168 KoH Hpmr 16 M I
<Io d' Chriet Lenbere B*2oß
j<to do Carper Shaffer do
Jo do Owen Jurdun 16 96
do do Chrit Ruhrer R2OB
HO Robt Kin* 18 01
1881 168 And Allleon 14 80
I i'ji Ml Joka Lilly 586
483 IM Jec Slough 1608
M II Jno Breebblll 88 78
210 HO of Robt Hilny 108
! 70 Thoa Grant 6IH
! >MI (!hrll Huber 2 22
1160 Jotepb HarrUwn |
J<> }'r#d I>or!i do
'-'6O Whit# A Pereone I 8 60 I
M Robt King *7
ma Unknown 74 CO
810 do 71 00
4X3 163 Itobl Miller 19 72
13 I*2 Robt King 84
4CI ,63 John llopltini 82 08
434 Jno Montgomery 29 60 |
M W W H 7 do
433 163 Daniel Turner 16 98 .
do Jnnn Miller do
434 (the* Lucae do
do Tboa Grant do
262 Robt K ing 82 62 ,
488 163 Daninl Buckle* 970 '
Know Hboe Townehip.
433 108 Jlobt Waller. 1689
434 Sarah Slack 199
460 Sarah M Cart ban V 90 1
190 00 Henry Vandykn 900
196 do do 101)
800 Jo# Derating 8 70 1
do J Z lent 1600
do Jot DevlTng do
488 183 Kearney Wharton 4601
100 Da?id CarteaddM 620
433 163 Sarah Delaooy 92 49
do do Win McFbaron do
do do Edwin May .ton do
do do Wm Lewi* do
do do Fraaci* Wt do
do do J aaper May Inn do
do do Itenj Wtsi do
do do Wm High am 22 49
do da Jaa Hawthorn do
do do Blair M'Lenahan do
do do Rdward Scott do
do do Paul Cot da
do do W Lewi* |Lawyer] do
do do Tboa Calhbert do
de do Robert Morri* do
do do Pbelii Brunt de
do do Tboa S Sbippen de
do do Tboa Hawthorn do
do do George Maada do
do do Gaorge Campbell de
400 Alex Martin 29 60
100 Lewia Lewia 2140 I
433 103 Kearney Wharten 46 01
m John PHta 16 97 '
John l.igget 16 801'
182 168 Margaret Speer 18 08 i
216 ltobl Rainy 11 21 i
IflO Sarah M Cam.ban 23 40 J
433 163 And Bayard 22 60 :
do do Mary M Whaitoa 24 49 4
do do Joa PNorrit do
do do Praaei# Wart 46 Ol ®
do do Wm Wart do ,
do do John Wart 22 89 I
•i. do D H Cunningham do ?
m 71 JohnMNaabitt 18 72 <
HO Joe Devling 16 80 *
do " 870 .
do J Z Long 1680 ;
do Jo> Dealing do ,
325 Wm Bank* 129 l
400 Darid William* 1 29 '
486 (Samuel Dobeoa 1121
4Mary Wharton 749
383 J nine* T Hale 19 91
413 jama* McManue 22 6(1
da Samuel Linn do
do Be*u R Morgan do
416 Barak Wharton 21 57
168 | Mary do 22 60
de UP Xorri* 46 01
160 oJ JO* Herman 6 90
300 job Riley do
416 Richard Wain 1122
433 Burd Wiltoa 22 60
da 163 Moora Wharton 1121
do do Wm Parkar do
do do Rebecca Wain do
do do Bcnj H Tollman 22 60
do do Elixa Wharton 1121
do do A H Valentine do
do do TM Mitlikea de
200 S J Mitchell 2080.
433 joicpb Murru 92 47
do Alex Grearer do
do Get Eddy do
do Geo Parker do
182 Richard Jonet 8 41
Walker Township.
92 26 Wm Ackert 140
211 44 Capt Otman 999
115 IS M Dougherty 168
214 165 Margaret Jamee 308
179 110 Kliaa Daugberty 947
110 39 jeaepfa Kraiu 140
211 73 Peter Habn 996
90 94 John Mercer 124
do do Robt Aakm do
86 40 Job Packer do
W do job Packer, it do
59 do Daniel Jobnttoa 84
327 164 Wm Man red 460
127 190 of Ruth Brooke 3 20j
327 100 David Mercer 463
887 I*4 Koto A J Baker 469
22 47 Ebeneaer Halm 88
66 40 WmHahn 90.
385 138 David Leller 689
3H4 136 Wm Miller de
380 129 Mary Gamac 892
214 165 "Edward jamee 801
60 BeaJ Pyle* ACo 68
106 75 Mary Camahan 168
96 Jno McCoraiag 967
212 Samuel Bvrkauao 696
150 Darid Reed 4 50
94 89 M Daugberty 140*
140 Chrietian Rohrer 24 14
198 6 Rdward Jamee 280
60 Mary Camahan 68
70 Jot Baker 1 12
161 John Knox 3 86
182 Richard Purdew 380
175 Raphael Robiaoa 660
Worth Townsbio. •
9! 53 Jacob Kubnee * 13 39
180 40 JO* Kubnee 37 73
119 88 Abraham Kubnee 18 81
247 160 George Kubnee 3808
a 40 Mathiee Kubnee 60 06
j B Gray 19 25
30 Roland Richard* 560
30 Unknown 7 70
71 Robert Campbell 61
26 " ,r 1 71
74 Unknown 7 TO
JOHN B MITCHELL.
ap9 Treasurer,
| Chas. H. Held, J °RW*M6RR%V KK ATL A M TTTT TH
HAIK DRESSING. Clock, Watchmaker A Jeweler P Al inavallav ADAA Xl IL1I;
PROF. 6 11. WRIOHT is now prepared Millheim, Centre Co., Pa. XT tJIIIISy 51 A T> A TIVFTTT Mjlroy, Mif
to do all kind* of Hair Dressing equal to Respectfully informs his friends and the 1-vO T1 IT ITI fF I .A * A -EjXYj flin co., ra.
the be*t done in the citioa and I at less cost. public in general, that he ba* just opened xf(X 111V 1 1 ILL \-/U. offer* hi* service* to the cltixensof Mifflin
He ha* had long experience in manufac- hi* new establishment, above Afexan- O Centre and adjoining counties, in
luring Wig*, ladies Switches. Curl*, Chig* Jer's (Lore, and keep* constantly on hand, „ nFSTHV IIAI.L PA Ifonse. Mian ftnl Ormamcnatal
pons, Ac. Prof. Wright guarantee. *u- a l! kind, of Clock., Watches and Jewelry * JJ* KTlotlK.
perior m all kind* of Hair (> fths latest style*, a* also the Maranville RECEIVE DEPOSITS, GRAINING
Dressing, and ladies wishing Swiiche*, patent Calender fclock*, provided with a And Allow Interest, v * " Walnut, Maple, Ab,
Chignon* or hair curled, will please call, complete index of the month, aad day of Discount Note Mehoronv Ac
" 'R.. a H. WEIGHT. JSTT&SSSILEIL ~, P.T.. w„. B. ,ro,h " P "" W "
Rs4c. tf. Centre Hall j y tepll' Mly I Pree't. Cashier nerfftf.
M-" Orf- ■• •■"" "rw.a.o. OUTEIITO. J ° r ,. Tt -. topi. HK, a 1. Town. 4 CURRY
11111 l IMIIHI D. M. RITTKHHOUBE, lee. of Phil's. PA., dssir* U> inform ths TAYLOR, uln . , m An Special mention eiren to tboeehavln* j\ ,>. rLvr?? ll^., jk OHrtT A. CUfIV MilfCD*
JjjSssgS-tui£ie WITH pub I it thai they have now fullyentered NOTICK. -Letters i of Cnt Hall wh.ro h*L at all Umm prepared enmteli to the fj COUKTf BANKIIfO CO. U i *!*** wiUee ofM. HUlihisb' (lunatic), & U BROCKERHOFF HOUSE,
VIMWV wIVI, into partner. hip, and that heranfter any Pi Execution on the estate of Ilenry 810- to make all kinds of men and boy ■ cloth- Offew hie nrofeesionnl mvlcne to the V and Mortgagee, fIM | n the office sf tke Prothonotarv of D JOHNSTON A SONS w,,..-,.!CE.%TBE MAUL, PA.
lVlrlß^KA ■ ■ K.OOIVS. BCHWIBZ A CO* fnoa employing one will consider bins. „ late of Haines twp , Cenlrs county, de in*, according to the latest styles and at public. He is prepared to perform all k en, Hooter *<X) * p Offlos in the diamond, aorthMdeef the Court of Common Plr* of Centre Bell#forstn p„ r .n Woeld moat rrspectfuily inform theett
. WtmWAMOIW .elfemnloying both, and that if a eonrul- having been .ranted to lh. under* reMonahl. charge Xffiu a., "x.U „l RECEIVE DEPOSITS, T "*"£ SH22£' county. end * thm be ha. .Unml a
gSSSfoe.g'ttwy y as , WHOUMAL* dealmui m Ution .. required, no extra ch.rgs will be .Igned h* requests all person, indebted to O T ALEX a.wane. ShAlLJull A.ttd Allow lotamt, rYBNTRR MALL HOT It L for confirmation at A,ril term neat. p.... t . ZT>.. , n ~ ** **
! Fith. CHeaSe and Provisions, *"*• . ' aprt.74.tf ,*ld eeUfo u> make immolate payment. 'el.am teeth c*eefMy*t<Ao<j>i. my-7-tf. " A, ° i>; w nli- V Jo* S/AHPtRE. fWWr. AARON WILLIAMS, . _** Iwm to •* jree* <* Pep*. Uaakftflfcr a .hare of the puklkpairw
-1 jfjwww'* r . .*. *sa£r>w. 144 North DeUwere Avenue ¥ SPANOLKH, Attorney-at-LaiT, *ud tbeee having legal claims asmlnst the Qayjg ALEXANDER, ih BOWKHS ' ' „ _ .. otagnearrive and depart daily, Aer al marlP-At. Prothoaetary. M >*?*. °*"i mede to order aad
MllMwueil hps *1 afWRr J Bellefonu. Pa OMce with eame will present Seea witheut delay (a m PORTMKT. AUerner at Law. By aod •!!. poinu, aorth. south, eaat and st v..; ..t. —rs t._. SfL**' atoerding tw style, and erarrante >iewortE,
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