cp wd rp a re tr peed ater wm UGGIES | BUGGIES ! ‘J. DUMURRAY, Contre Hall, Pa. Manufacturer of ‘ull kinds of Buggies, would: respectfully inform the eitizens of Centre eounty, that he hason hand EW BUGGI ES, with and without “top, and which will be sold at. reduced prices for cash, and A il sonable eredit given. / Two Et Wagons, Sprin Wagons de. made te order, and waivante $0 GIVQ Mis, faction i in every respec All of: yA ne, ing tice. | ‘and see his sto 0 Bese for and elsewhere. apl¥ Stienck on "the Addsance. TT WB GUTELIUS, Surgeon who is permanently located in burg, ia the office formerly occu Dr. Neff, and who has been practicing Ah entire success—having ‘tha sxperience of a number of years in the profession, he would cordially invite all who have as yet not given him a eal, to do so, and test tha truthfulness of this assertien, ed Sheth Extracted without pain.’ ‘may HENRY BROCKERHOFF, President. Crates COUNTY BANKING {rare MILLIKEN HOOVER & CO.) J. D. RHUGERT Cashier. co RECEIVE DEPOSITS, And Allow Interest, Discount Notes, Buy And Sell Goveranient Securities Gold and Cou pons, : apl0 68, RVIS.& ALEXANDER, Atorney-at-law, Bellefonte Pa. aplO'68, F. PORTNEY. Attortey at Law Bellefonte, Pa, Office with Orvis & Aléxander. : HEL my 14a, R. P. SMITH, offers bis Professions services. Office, Qentre Hall, Pa _aplP6RAfL. AS. Mc MANUS, e Attorney-at-law, Bellefonte, prompt- ly pays attention to all business entrusted to im. iw P. D.-NEFFE, M.D. Physici jun ey Surgeon, Center Hall, 1 Offore his professions] services o the citi zens of Potter and adjoining townships, uv Dr. Neff has the experience of 2i years r the active practice of Medicine and Sul gery. aplU GR ly. appre i i etm Rp nN, MW ALLISTER. . JAMES A. BEAVER MALLISTER & BEAYER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Bellefonte, Centre Oe, , Petin'a. 3 in ln Chas. H. Hale, Attorney at Law, Bellefonte, Pa. de ¢251y. N ILLERS HOTEL - Woodward, Gentre conpty, , Pa. N.oages arrive and depant daily. This..{a price Hotel has be ed r Rags od and furnish- ed its new proprietar, And is now in- every 0 tone of the moss pleasgntcoun- try fot n hs viva traveli eh Shin ol! Id bE ways fi he best ac Rall dru icis. Dro- vers can at all times be accommoduted w ith stables gn pasture for oH fhe on tle orfhorsés. dl y july2i68.tf. , Proprietor. K'S HOTEL, M2 & 314 Race Street, E . B © u few doors above sd, ; ‘Philadelphia. ————— all visiting the ht on business or for'pleas- ure. BRECK; Proprietor. (formerly of 4 States: Union Hotel: _apllf 08, tf. WM. H. BLAIR. BLAIR 8 8 FRET ATTOR NE) Bs A Bellefonte, P! Vi ty Office-- On the Diame next door to Gar- as "hE whl ons in German or feh190.760, tf SoA Hdd orde’ 68, “BOOTS, by the Thousand all Vi, &1= ses and dprides, for men and hove, just ar- rived at Wolf's well known oid Stand. fly retai &W HCO calf skin, spanish sole leather, mo- rocco’s, Cheep ins, linings, ‘ Everything in the eather line warranted {0 give satis- 1 at, BURNSIDE & THOMAS. (8% TABLE © CUTLERY, inehiding ate oons, &c. Ap10/L8. ot IRWIN & W TLSON | AROMETERS and ‘Thermometers at B’ apl068. 7 IRWIN & WILSOSY. Millheim Saddlery. GEO. W.! V ju, res ooth ly in- oro Fa pil Feo Brush val- eg, th ed a ew adder a rien Ed ame Co Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles, BY nish and Whips of eyery kind and quality, in fact everything complete, equal to a first class establishment, and at the most rea- sonable Prices. He warrants his work as tnd others ar Sawited of style. Farmers others aredy rirpie Rogie Dis stock. ay He is determined to please: customers. ap2,ly G. W. STOVER, ir. i GIR FECES, ATING, G, HOUSE fg Ty Aréade Restaur- On High street, «t on Bellefoute, Pa. ~ This jexcellent estab- i) good meals can is now open, lishmegh al EY Roast Beef, Ham, warm or cold,) Chicken, Turkey, Tripe, Ovsters, Soup, Eggs, Pies, Cakes, ee Nuts, Ora dos Li otis '&cq' &., comprise ‘the bill of fare. “Billiard : Table h Restaurent. Qystersin eit A An TE dred. AND BELLS ‘and DOOR BELLS, H® Fh sizes and fil a Wilder's OBA WRPOR(ES ment at apl0'68 YS of all EL PENH cori Ps UP. the finest ‘ever made, just re- SE at Wolf's old stand—tryit k of Ladies Fuss, Horse Asie lan we “ind B Bo ahs ies hi “grofing’’ ak ATR ATA a 1a M 5 Rui] HIN DY! £ pr A Jeg gd bid per MY OY Centre HALL REror. ho 1s published weekly, at 51,50 per yead hen not Amt in advance! Reparter, 1'month 13 é¢ntd. ‘Advertisemouty; sréingerte «dat $1,060 square 10 lines) for 9 Weel ' Ndverthe: Toni ry year half year, or thved month nt leds 11 Fobeivtirk, Cush afd neatly and ex- Jiiously wieuted at Fensonable chare w—— CENTRE Hath, Pas, ——— re Vogué—The Statute of 1299 to ¥ Joo Construed. The vast interests involved in the cel bratell Will of James Potter) ide- ceased <4 copy of which we append-—= is attracting unusual attention, The qlestions of law arising under this case are of The qué: tian Whar the statute of Januany 16th, 1799, on entailments, is binding; whether tha Assembly had the consti tutional right to pass that law; if “so whether it, had ‘heen. com lied » w ih 1) this case ;'w a an Est Ay tail can be barred under:this Statute, and other great questions of i will be brought to test, next week, an issue now formed on which a oh of the Pot- ter estate is sought to be recovered by Gen. Potter, Orvis & Alexander, with whom Judge Black is understood to be asso- ciated, are counsel for the Plaintiff’; McAllister & Beaver for the defend- auts, who aré now in possession of the land in displte. "The case is especially important to. the citizens of Pennsval- ley, and in a general way, to every Jand helder ii; tiie! eoumty’ dnd ' State, We shall endeavor to keep our readers apprized of the progress of the case.— Bellefonte National.” Last Will of James Potter, deceased. “<In the name of God, Amen, I, Janes Potter, of Potter's Township, ‘in Mif- flin County and State of Pennsylvania, being of’ sotnd niind, fémory ‘dnd -an- derstanding, but ‘donsiderifig’ the 'wn- kértainty .of. this transitory life; do make, publish and decliire,’ this my last Willand Testament, wiz t Jmprim« is, L will and order. that all. my just debts shall be paid ‘by my Executor, hereafter; nominated; in the manner hereinafjeriifected., 7 | 1 ITEM. 3 I give, devise and‘beljdentt bil WN also, the sum of five thousand pounds, to be paid him partly in the © manner following, viz ; tracts of land, situated.in Patter town- M Kain, Esquire, containing two bun- tract, surveye Cay le, containing twohugdred and SEV» enteen acres, two different tracts, lying Nittany" Mou eain surveyed by virtue of two warrants, one fir one hindred and fifty and. the other for three hun- ter; one other tract on which my barn stands, adjdining $he'traét’ surveyed in the name of Coyle and’ a tract of the proprietors, ithe ahove: described cts, surveyed by yirtue of two war rants in the name of James Potter, two hundred acres including .my improve- ment iv the great plaing adjoining the surveys of the said Coyle’s and M’Kain's tracts, surveved by virtue ‘of a warrant in the name of James Potter; one other tract surveyed in the name low Magrew’s mill, eontaining. two hundred and eighty acres, reserving however, forty acres of said ‘tract as shall hereafter be described, for the use of my daughter, Mary; also one hundred acres to be laid off out of a tract surveyed in the name of John McConnell, so as to include a mill seat y | together with the mills.erected thereon and all other improvements thereunto belonging, a with: the, work which Messrs, acob Houser and John for the use, benefit and hehoof of my trusty and'beloved friend, Jean Camp- bell, during her natural life, an an- nuity of nine pounds, lawful money of the State of Pennsylvania, to be paid her yearly out ‘of said mills, as’ shall’ hereinafter be described, the ‘within |, ‘tor | taentioned and devised tract of land, hs AAW NR A io Hy — brances before: mentiotied, valubd by me at four thousand one Huwdred and | thirty ‘pounds, also one other tract of land, @tudte divd 'beig in Whitedeer township; “Northumberland county, { surveyed in the dame of John Potter, containing two’ handved aiid twenty his issue, their heirs and Hsing forev- er; also'one N¢ ro man named Hero, and ove Miilatfo' boy’ named Adam, {awhom T value at one hundred pounds, to have and to hold to him, my said gon James, his Heirs and assign for- | ever. 11 ' ITEM. I give, devise and bequeath unto, my daughter, Elizabeth Poe, the sum of two thousand. five hundred pounds; to be paid her partly'in mannerfollowing, viz: ‘Oné'tract of land situated and Tv: ing in Kishacaquillas Valley, known by name of Moutgomery tract, adjoin ing land of widow Dick and others, |, containing five hundred and thirty | acres, valued by me at thirteen hui: dred and twenty five pounds ; one oth- er tract containing three hundred apres, surveyed by virtue of two « warrants, one in'the name of William M’Cor- mick and the othen in, the name of Elizabeth Pot:er, situated and adjoin- ing the Proprietor's manor, in Potter township aforesaid ; also one other tract, containing three hundred, acres, abjoining the tract next above men- tioned, surveyed by virtue of an appli cation in the name of William Hay, now in the possession of Henry Ben, reserving, however, the rents, "issues and profits of this last{deseribed tract for the use of and beunefit-of my brother | Samuel Potterand his wife, Sasannah, during their natural lives, the above two tracts subject to the asumbrapdes above mentioned, valued by me at nine hundred and fifty pounds, to have atid to Hold said several tracts of Tund | to her, my said daughter Elizabeth, beki 18sue and their heirs and assigns forever. ITEM. I give devise and bequeath unto my daughter, Martha Gregg, the sum of two thousand five bispiired pounds, to be paid her, partly, in manner fol, towing, viz: The ling devised | | a aforsaid, one surveyed in the 3 hame of James McKee, containing two haya conveyed to her husband, Andrew one other tract, surveyed in the name of Wiliam Me Cormick, ad- | eontaining one hundred aud seventy: {dhe acres: one’ ‘ther tract rarveyesdfhy warra TE THENEHANE of Mackey, ad-} taining, fifty acres ; one other tract, in the! great plains, containing three hun. trdots before mentioned and lands of yeys; one’ other. tract, containing two hundred ind tvénty aéres, surveyed the, name of William M'Cormick; be- ing! the same | Wilham Reynolds now lives on, alsd one other tract to be ta ken out of two surveys, in the name of John MeMath, « adjoining land of Potter, the Proprietor, to be laid off by a straight line drawn from Elizabeth Potter's line to Will- iam King, so0'as to'make’it contain one hundred and fifty acres, the whole valued by me at two’ thousand “fone hundred and forty-eight pounds, to have and to hold said several tracts her, the said, Martha (Giregg, her issues heirs ' and assigns forever; also ‘one Negro woman, named Daphne, one her daughter, named Sal, and one Mulatto boy her son, ndgmed Bob, whom I value at sixty pounds, to have and to hold to her the said Martha Gregg, her heirs and as. +igns forever, i i i i ITEM. 0M Ad give done and bequeath - unto my daughter Mary Reynolds, one, Negro girl, named Phebe, also the sum of two thousand five: iundred pounds, to be paid her partly in manner following viz: One trhct of land situated and wl his aN Ee ea onveyed to hep 'hisbund, Benge Ridd'es Hone other trot, in Potter's township, » Miia" coutity, Alin lands of surveyed inthe name of Isabella Rots | suid tract, and land Alexander Long, containing two hubs juinding lands of John Barber, James Potter and Martha; Gregg, also; one ‘other tract of forty acres, reserved out of the survey in the name of William Nesbit, on Sinking Creek. in the town. ship wforesaid, to Begin at a white oak to Sinking James Potter Creek, thence down the North-east side of said creek, its different eonirses, tilt a line drawn taing one hundred and forty acres, afl: joining lands sold by. me. to Thomas Sinkey ‘and James Pottérs land" being valued by me at two, thousaud two hundred and minéty five « pounds; to have and ““to* hold ‘the said several tracts of land (exept the one already conveyed) to Mary Riddles, her is ever. ITEM. I give devise and bequeath unto my deughter © Margaret, the sum of two thousand five hundred pounds, to be township” aforsaid, viz: one tract on which John Roll now lives, adjoin- ing land of William Rankin and Ja cob Jack, containing three hundred and fifty atres; one other’ tract, sur veyed in the name of Catharine Potter | containing ‘thrée hundred and twenty- nine arces,’ on which Abraham Stan- taining upwards of ope hundred acres adjoining the above described tract | and land willed to my danghter, Mars, tha Gregg; being part,af twe surveys | in the name of John McMath, also one other tract containing one hundred and fifty acres, surveyed hy wargant in the name of James Potter, adjoining ‘the surveyiin the mame of! Catliarine Pots ter and ''Thdsesd mountain, alsd ! one gtlibr andi¥ided moiety, ‘or half part of one hundred and fifty acres, sur- veyed in, the’ ’ flame of Mary Poe “fp | ad] joining the tract next “abave, men: tioned, the whole - salued by me at two haye and to hold to her, the said Margaret Potter; her issue ‘and their heirs and assigns forever : also twenty acres, adjoining the above survey in the name of Catharine Potter, and land of 'William ‘RahKins, which ‘twenty ed to beincluded in’ the above valua- tion, also I give devise and . bequeath unto my said daughter, Margaret, two of my feather beds and beddings, with one stand of curtains, and also the sum of fifty pounds, to be paid her as soon as convenient after my decease. ITEM. | It is my Will, and I order and di-, rect, that all the residue and remains der of my movable. estate shall be ap- praised by two freeholders and’ taken at their appraisment by James Potter and Martha Gregg in part of their legacies hereinbefore devised and be- queathed, ITEM. I give, devise and bequeath unto garet Latimer, a warrant . for three Thomas Chambers, and also the ex- penses patentingsaid land, when sure veyed, to have and to hold to him, the said Jobn Latimer, his heirs and assigns. ITEM. I give, devise and bequeath unto ~ of my brother, Samuel Potter, unto James Cavuthers, son. of my sister, Catharine Caruthers, unto John Mul: len, son of my sister, Hannah MeMul- Ten, unto Jimes Young, son of my being in Potter's township, Northum. berland county, in the forks of Pine | and Penns Cregk, (being, the same that ‘was bo oink by ‘William, Levingston, of Rubih Hains) containing three hun. | -Vorijucrey which tract I have already, ‘sister, Annes Young, and John Jordon, subjfet to the resorvations. and i incum- we md A 00, i. PTE RE fie iso Lo ipa AEs add d glocdes silda babs 11D ti il - bY PA ae uortinated,, or ay, ¥ tw of am | tHe lands I hotd inthe: dow purchase | flowy » wd his if ante, al ITEM, Jagd nd vp ives devise and bequeath’ ow James Potter Jordod, gon of Thoad | Jordon, and. unto Tames Potter, Mur: ray, sonof James Murray, wito gach two hindred: acres ‘of land to be laid: off and gonveyed 9 thor, their “heirs and pssigos Feapeitieell “by my Exe: cutor's; out of the Sand d land I Hold in, company. with, the aforesaid imdb Pickering sid assaeiates. ' TTEM. 1 A I ipower, AUharize, onder, and dis rect niy Executers; hereinafter nomi: pated, or any two of them to divide the lwhd I hold in Company's with the afore- sald Tim thy, Pickering and associ: I ‘acts, aud transact w hatever other busie | ’ {1 sii ' Joitiant fHReam Gif ership agtéeably to my Article with them, und also to divide all the resi- due and remainder of that land being, ‘about fifteen! thousand one ' hundred: acres, after deducting ‘the aforesaid Legacies ‘nto six equal ghares—hav- {ing ‘due regard to quantity and quali ty—these to be drawn by lot, by , my afuresnid son, James, my aforsaid daughters, Elizabeth, “Matha” Mary | and Margareta ; my son J umes to driw | two shares and each of my. afor daughters, to draw one, which, shares | when drawn, I hereby authorize an impower my Executors and'it is my | do convey to the dower his on her heirs and assigns, respectively. ITEM, I give, devise and, bequeath unto James Potter Beard, son of my sister Mary Beard, the sum of fifty pounds lawful money of the State of DPenn- gylvania, to be paid by my said : Exe- | twenty-oule years: ITEM. I give, devise and bequentis 1 unto my, | trusty friend, Jean Campbell, and it is Lamy Will that she’ sHall be paid yearly and every year during “her natural { life, (he Sir” oBnind Pounds) Tail money of p State | of. P. si syI¥epid, gut of the is hersibgfots devised ba imy son Jumes. TERM. ' 1 give, Qevise wd beach" ‘into ty ‘aforesaid son James, ope tousapgl. acres of land on, the waters of Synama, oning, being the for which a/preemp:: tion right was gratited to me by the Hon. Assembly of, thie" Ssate, to have and to hold to him the éaid James | ' Potter, hig. Issue , and hej his dod. assigns. i . i iad Ee .. orden and direct, and it is my Ww ill that my subscription forthe support of a Clerg¥inan in’ West Péntis “Valley Cougregation be continued and paid, yearly and eyery year for, six. years, successively after my decease, coo JTEM. : "I order and direct.and it is my Will that thesum of iffy pounds shail be paid by ‘my ‘Egecators'’ for the par: navigation in the waters: of Susque” before ny decease. . ITEM, ° "§ I give, devise and bequeath unto my wn Susannah), the rents, issues, profits; Ke. emoluments of the “tradt' of “14nd "on which Henry Ben now lives, hereinbe- fore devised tu my daughter Elizabeth Poe, for, and ‘during their natdral ives. fe ITEM, mentioued, should die without isstfe, or should ‘leave issue and that issue die without, that, then in these ‘cases the Estate ‘devised to such child or chil dren, and its ‘or their issue so dying, shall be divided among the rest of my said children in porportion ‘to ‘the es: tate hereinbefore devised to them, re- spectively to hold’ them, their heirs and assigns. ITEM. vel I order and direct, and it is my will that all the remainder vf my’ lunés herein not devised, shall be sold’ by my Executors hereinafter. nominated “and I 'impowerand wuthorizé ‘them orany two of them:by a ‘Deed or Deeds’ to grant and eonvey the same to the pur ahd also'to convey to such Joes ‘or personsias [ have sold to,diut have not conveyed te, upon his orf hr ing with theiy contract. © " Ng ¥ 4 i jer Higls 0 sodmpa : 3 i qo Hl , ohpsimyam — a A A Se a as Ss A OI SA ITEM. 1 ik and irons Shad fo ol bi iam! lof the aforednid SoA BS my. perotial Bithte, be Kp Bxeoutdri herp fer, he af Br ehié payment of my. just debisy, {ing my gunerd] libres, rgiog; she from Sal Ca Her thy di now interrp: d," apd hiring, t any dn Stanford b arving ground, in, Potter township, aforesiifd, ti Aoinb- the grifdi’bf my Hie! Sof Hi or-1" mer wife, Elizabeth, al my, “lather | wife Mary, and Any OW ; » Aor patenting the lands herticheford by melsde vised | which are not already phitentéd; forpaying the Liéjhcied “and ‘rénfiiy: dets of Legacies Tora behors. devised and bequeathed, ~ exeapt the annuity to my friend Jean Campbell which jg ary. Will,and 1 ovderjandidi-, veet, shall be paid her,as. baveinbefore directed by, my som James, out of] the; rents, issues and profits of of the milly q ; 1 dev ised to them, in a due course of {may he vested in ‘any. otlier person or | that such child or children, or their is- so deprived, shall be paid by my said Executors out of my personal Es- tate, and the money arising out of the aforesaid sales of the Lands herein by 1’ me directed to be sold, as much money as will idemnify such Child ox children or their issue so deprived, agreenbly to the valuation of such lands! herein: expenses attending any such suit or suits—and it is wy further Will, thac | iter the:payment bf my just debts and fraying my furierdl ehiries | réhioving and son, ng héreintisfore by me’ dirée- | ted; ‘erectitie tombstones over the graves hereinbefore ‘by me’ divected, and paving other expenses that’ may ‘accrue’in respect of Liaw suits or other wise, and patenting the lands hereinbe- fore devised, the residue ¢ and vemaipder | ‘my said children, r respectively in the in wade to each ‘of them ; ; 0 hold #0 il ¥ dinithe payment of the Leg soil Herel ‘devised and Deqnealed to hy Said’ hit-¥ in, due regard, shall be ha a 10 a ority, that is, the “oldest Sha AJL be, “phi d And lastly, 1'H3 hry | mak, ality, and’ itis my fur ‘ther Wil 1'Jaiftes Potter, my ‘Sond-in- law, Jaf! Poe, Andrew Greca, “and George “Ria 5 dles; Executors SPE my last Ww i {amd Testament, hereby Terokihy AT my last Will anil Téstdifent.” pedo withest whereof, I, thie sald Jafnde|" Potter, the’ testitoy have to this,” my last "Will and’ Test: ment contained Tn (ta wit): my atid zo the bitton of the | sHeets, whore thev are fixed tgaether!y this 8 tw enty’ seventh day of Olrabor, in" the year of ‘olir Titkd otie’ " thotghir) JAMES POTTE RL. £1" an nd the’ pros coding, was signediiand sealed by tiie | within named James Potter, and by him ublished aod declared as, and for’ His fast Will and Testuménty in thigpresohne of us who have hercunip ateerth our +mames in his Rrgsepce gud W Whey pros ence of each ot ’ RICHARD J( INSTON, Ww ILLIAM Md I NHI, WILLIAN x CARN AGHAN. 1 mark. STATEOY PrvxsrL VANTA, 1s’ 8 County of Mifflin. "wm L. 8.) I, Michael Hiney, Register for the ( probate of Wills and granting Let ters Of Administration, in, und for sad County, Penna, do hereby certify that the fore; zoing is a correct and true copy of the last Will and Testament of James Potton, déceased, law of Pauer township, Mifflin County, (new Centre County, sie sine is proven ind vii}, ap ’ remaimsaf Reeord inl the: Register s+ at Lewistown, filed the loth day of ber, A. i 1780, In testimony wher have hereutito set my hand and affix iL official seal. of wail offieay ag) Lewin ow, this 30c. day of dict iN iy) gions i .—as aug The Crown Princessiof Prussia, elde | est daughter of Queen Victoria ; issaia to have show of Tate, spots oF 10 he . | sanity. Domestic | unhappiness is, a: h i | Aaa =i tan RATHI) men . dnd | st bok vodumooni Ads s3al gapercs piel & fll a 3% Jer] T fo bras dell Wins | Aoot | ) tl sin by Ha gta oi PTO o1 on 0 A If you've Anything to True and needed, Senna; na wel of phon FA i y Sa | bas digos| ft wodgpenil Rh : It wou'vénm Asai blessing iNEaY si el 3 oan se ok MH of ro i maytive | fio iia teil waistio af “five | spose wad taille dos Suestiry # goth: , wom iliowiérasdh ko ub)" Thre world show vile RR Hp hovd pyas ein AO | ail pegrond | jrirclo il heel’) | 8 bag J ols I 3 Yo fn)’ ’ 1 an io 3a {lise youikniow what toreti=of Ii Si oss rt pd If you've wy done pag, don end Rest Jou, night 0 shan’) Fig Ky Tif cond iin ay, | "4 webs Foiured iy joytotold, boot © Next your reset, est'it ‘grolweold: dire { HL Te ai owas oft Hold ite 100 a atte ik bustin tou ber PoE Tk 115 | #58 xl Shug adits AT Ja Mla What wchitd.of God should ide. a —— life be bright or dear, There's a message sweet and clear: Whispered down to every ear— : How ii * * | iting Revelations nthe Cus . : ‘tom-House Fronds. ui NEW YORK, N60 binbét 18,1869. n Phe devélopmdité indde Ta the Cus | fon Hose frauds, now uodér invests "gation, before” the Uiired 'Scites Come" | missioner,” wife” stirling” fi the ex mn | trot, “oly. The itnest, Kien hi os ‘and ha'thriéd State's S¥TdeneE, swore a positively thi th pet ‘bent. of ‘the money tendilently obtainbd trond the © ; ' government of Wortid Se J An hacks, “whs pail’ 'B feast ahd” tei’ per cent. to Fada. Hownrd, _ the Chiet'Clerk?® iW atu WH fice, “Hib dit a PERNT Ered MY per” st. aia” wil Caldweff ro sth’ Feliah Fie r opi” “UPOH ROH “olity Rbked 0M, he knew that this mone ney was Aid h | noney paid din thy rok 8 75s PP DION 4 eo. a oh a idehee jute fm by ih ner a8 ag Ha avledge ved fa chin, 1 as 4 confi at conviction of i i # oY ainh iw 35 4 Ha | feitimo ¥ he is aii dant} anise ste? a . b HVE Ba wt ae sowge lu as B 1 ei & HATA some 5 “The ; pith “by. rant of Mr. J. Russell Jones tinh 8k iad en oo bi rise at He ti ut is full plaived Be i hy vot sys 8: WPebpl Jug op AR enf w. et be oa how sn ud ey iwalich hodepi oe ! J Big bagd fasten Ehita or Joes . By useefd nigh fe Tes der hel E85. Wir hin eo fof d does, tp 15% 4 van Hr i! Reto order's aie py | poco Lied's ‘ i to U. 8. “Gil hl ig ‘hundred acts % of fun or consideration on bf ove y dollai wis filed for rocord on the 280) ‘May, 18697; ils ¥ oiled = M. Rasp, th Franch fresconella ble, it said is worth 1,500,000 fian:s which he made in the sale of a quack edicine of his own invention. He jes in a mean and ugly village | near Pris, but his’ residen: 3's "a fine chateau, standing ina beautiful mark © filled with asi eit seventy- five 3 | that he has. % ppt a he prison for poli i ie sal Ff Ws hex; ile, has peen. Aoshi ed a hy A to Xi J and py sone 218 won, HS 4 ie Dg - oy Iyehurg inl cobiscit’ dread of bb) 68's; ut auf" Jestits! ai WEE Ye OVER 8 bags hat | ALD BLL iy 3 Ludi wi witls are nauber instead + a] <p ’ J ie begs eos idered cheaper’ « imag (am weastedy v. fasta n SIH oT ; : 7 ' ] iil i AY afd ni 3, ti bap a
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