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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13
uDsE DOUGLAS AZ sELuA. Ala
RNWE.

~
IN
The defender Of The peoples rights has
been greeted with the applause Of listening
uulatudes in his entire tour throughout Tie
south. His speech at Selma, Alabama, is re-
presented to US By a private correspondent,
writing from Greensboro Alabama, as shaving
bEa a most tremendous effect He says "On
last Saturday, he 3rd inst, went TO Selma
for tho purpose Of hearing DoroLAs' speech,
and since hearing it can fully share with you
IN your appreciation Of him. Obtaining a good
n~ositlon, I was enabled 20 bear every word be
said. and an now completely satisfied with hin.
He convinced me that be is a sound, conserga-
tive. Union-loving man and honestly believe
that be is the greatest statesman in America.
Personally I prefer him to BELL, though ]
vot.d for the latter because be was the
stronger Of the two IN this State.
aBs met with a very enthusiastic greeting
from the people Of Selma, and spoke for more
tbsn two hours to an intelligent and attentive
audience. var.ously estimated al from six %
ten thousand persons"
ne reader will Be surprised 20 know that
the author Of the above extract was, only a
few weeks since, q most bitter and uncompro-
missing opponent Of Judge DouoLAs. HE
sDssshss N the South have doubtless convert
ed tboussnds ef others 10 bis standard, who
viii recognize and support his claims upon
the people fer the presidency In 1854 Until
that tine. We say, sire Ia Trpsjiiqust
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MARRIED.

A. ths rssidsass q Es brides father, on Thursisy
snsruooa, sh inst. By TIE HsT. John GrsT, D. D.
JosErH K. LAZY asd Nia LAuaA N-eALExANpEH,
both Of Hardsmsu county, Tennessee.
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BsEy E'O5E1' franks
AT WRIGHT'S,

2RI nHAIr
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And ell ,orms Of Disease kaviag a AalariOH'
OrigiH.

A FEW DOSES viii cure any ordinary case, andONH
DOGE Invariably stops The chila- II onAlN
nothing in the least deEree hHrtful q lie system uaael
any circumslances, and never produces The uupiessali
Effects that attead The Use q Quinlne and other Esens
In general sse. Il cures every form Of ne dls-ass snd
lF The original and ONLY ANTIDOTE tOh AALAklA-
Al for Or. shaIesberEerS Fever And Asue Anhd0tsi
and be sure you set PILLS
Nessrs. Haviland. Stevenson s. Co. EEo are among
ne largest wholesale drug dealers IN The SOUTH Srite
as fol0ws:
Gents: We take pleasure IN sisuzs that ou yesisr-
Az orr Mr. sssvens1n ard others were ear-Uitnesses .
a most astonishiug recital and hiEh eno5uium IN regard
% YOUR Pills. Henry Goethe. Esg-r q promlneuf citizen
and planter Of Beaufort disirict, called up9t u snd IN
ruired ff Ne kept Shzii-uberEer's Pills Upon uraG
ing II be knew auythi1g o. them BE- replied suhstan-
italy a. follows "Sir, / regard them . spec3nc ~
Chins and Fever. They were used Elin signal sueoes
ou the Charlastou snd savannah railroad last sumner
aud autumn, in the INST ackly region and under ne
nest tryiug circumstance lcantesufy That oct O one
rsnr af about two hundred negro operatives, my we're
sfricken d5Eu with Fever and Ague, and every o1e re-
covered By the timely use Of ssaIlenberEer's Pills. and
VOC may tel them for me, n you chose, that they ps-
zezs the GREATEST MEDICINE IN n hOELDF'
~ Sold BY Druggists everywhere Wholesale agents
sr Memphis. s. MANSFIELD n CO.
q W JONES & CO.,
H. T.. FARESWORTH & co.
WARD 4 ~NoCLELLASD,
Sole Propriet0rs,
A. 2. BHALLKHBEE6ER Il CO..
sufs-suanfs Rochester Pa.
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EPHnADELFH1A-Ths following is the vote
Of PHILADELPHIA

The majority Of Lincoln over Douglas in
Philadelphia is about 5000, If we count all the
votes be receives on both tickets. Indeed, a
msiority Of the Douglas electors were on both
tickets The total vote Of Philadelphia Is
about 50, 1000, OF within 1900 Of the number
that was cast in the city Of New Hcrk-Cin-
| dinnafi EnqufTsr.
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- The Democracy have elected nine Con
~rs-,nen from The State az New York, being
: clear gain Of fire over the last House, in
which they bad bat four. JoHE C~ocHRaEE,
via was reported By telegraph as being elected
in New York city, was defeated by CoNKLEo
Republican, who had CO majority. His defsst
was ssenrsd By tie running q another Demo
sTsFs~ ssndidsts, who received 500 votes.
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ARARE CHANCEI
Grocery for sale.

A aR0cEaT uEca Is nstlng noney, aad heatst IN
~ Gee q ne lest busi1cn paTta - he eG. Il ff
g.ls. as zee ouuer intsnl1 % ucVe 90 3 f1rm- Nrrt1er
i1founstinn win - EiFsn b. sdarsssing . fsw laes 70
POH oaes' sa ~ sfVs
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DR.. Jas. McCIinseek,, COLD and

IN this spaameile climate a cough OF cold makes aiArra-
inE proEress n neglected for . fsw DAYS Administer
this great sciehtide remedy IN the early stages, and you
Ersrpie uith and master the complaint At oncr. FsrJ-
eiEht hours after the nrst dsse the cure IL complete.
FFlee IS cents. Sold by
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EDITING A NEwsFAPER UNDER Difficult
rIEs.-A correspondent Of the New York
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IKE CHAMPION STRONG MAE.-West Hsr-
RS, living at CounersTille, Tenn, who has
ffled sixteen hundred pounds dead weight
is ella med. By the Tennessee papers, 20 Be a
stronger nan than Dr.. Winship, Of Boston, the
" champion strong man," who has lifted only
eleven bundled pounds. Tie Dr.. is still the
champion, however, for while be is a little
man, weighing but one hundred and fifty
pounds, the Tennesseeani is a giant nearly seven
feet high, and weighs two hundred and thirty
pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13

DEmOCRATIC STATE CONVENILON
There viii be a convention Of the Demo-
cratic party held in NASHVILLE, JANUARY
S, 1860, for the purpose Of nominating q can
didste Tor Governor, and Tor a more thorough
organization, preparatory to the neNt August
election. We therefore suggest hat primary
meetings be held on the first Monday In De
rember. in ali the counties in the sateto elect
delegates 90 the convention
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Wood Aahes I've.

TNHK Highest price win BE- paid Tor god sirong LIE.
u made frsn Esoi ashet, and delivered In any guam
Ss-i@ F-BBLlsHERs APPEAL.
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The Hessisn hy is down upon the fall
wheat Of Texas, and thrsstsns 10 eat L all up.
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Rrvan5s TasfeTess We

Rryauss TasfeIess Vcruffnge.
worms in ~chilfren. II ua digic3xed. lay the fouRda-
u1n o. fatal diseases. one dose q this Fesily pleassut
liquid viii destroy and bTinE them away. Its operation
IL thsrouEh. The cumpiaini rarely returns. Every con-
stituent q ths yermlfuse h vegetable and harmless.
Il gives no pain. -
Put up in bottles. Price Is cents. sod By
ocas-im MAEsFTKLD a 90.
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RTRAYEn.

UYAoIETH, TULIPS, ara othss Bulhs, tust arrived
n from Honsnd. F1Wer Secs and risns q az
mol Ssiii iS5 'i's y wrs.-ox.
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PoruLkTIor oF B~RooKLYE, n. VI The
csas1s taking Of tie city Of Brooklyn has
been completed, and the number Of inhahi-
tsuls ascertained to Be 266, 67s. making her
the Third ciy in the Union III point Of popula-
ton. III 1850 Brooklyn contained q6,s58 in
hsbitants, and in 1885 Il had 205,250. The
remainder Of Long Island contains 70 ,4G2,
Brooklyn is properly a part Of New York.
Tie latter contains $4,000, which added to
the other makes q grand total Of Las, GA,
This approaches Paris, and makes New York
with BROOKLYN the third city in the CIVILIZED
world.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Coal, Coal.

II HAVE NEnM M.aNNra AA 20 HNNA NAAN NN AAN NAH
i twelve Eeara have haaiei coal 10 this market fr
he retail ciiT and stesmbast tfaee, ana hqve learned
from e~rperisnce the necessity o. haring Aeaqer incl ir
Memphis than hss heretofore been furnished % hsr pe1-
pie. Tls uecssHities % The rlrh and pq9r alise require
ne cnanEs Proposed. AMI While ] O. nt pFeisrd o. dis
EuIsa tho fat thaf 1 iuilul 10 maize sQEne money, 10 Do
nof ne Iess true uat I sail 9 publr beuefactor I
NV have On hand a large supply % Green river coal,
uhieh I have always furnished 81 a price FAR below that
which must Be paid Tor PitisburE coal. me pieces are
-ot nov - iarxr a. the coal blocks received froul Pitts
burg. but ihsss grow larger a. tke nine j. penetrated,
and with each khipnsnt % ne, By Epriug me iumps viii
be a. large a. the largest tlken from ne Pftt.burg pits.
Green river o1.l eosis ne less than hat frum thr heal
aatsrs % The Ohio, and I therefore sell 10 low and nof
|becarss IL , not 30 valuable for 81 Purposes I have
deemed IL useless % cbiair and putlsh certificates Is 10
ils prupfnies from hose Who use % here. tn 10, and
bsut cheeks are rs csruaeatssI want. have. how
srsr. . larger stock thah ever beinre o. Pittsburg coal
Which SSes % a. market prices. I Eoud state. more
5Tsr, that those VIC bay from ne pay money T. al %
du1cl Of Memphis All hat make gees into eircula-
ton here. take nothing from ne city which our ere
sisr aid net intend shonid 90 away. sin-e he dd not have
M-mphis On . eoai bed. Kesr your money 81 home, and
stand b. Jour eva people, which Tou can ~acoompish by
tuying coal a ne Blue once, on Tsasrson, or At the
foot q Poplar street
no7 THOMAS JAMES.
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n i Hilbe remembered that 3 political
m1dnan, By the ZANE q TooNHs hon Seol-
GA, boldly announced, sometime slnee, that II
LINCOLN was elected be would resign bis seat
ia the Senate Of the Unitsd Stats, and BE ?
esndidats Cor the White house Of GsorgiA
tt vet remains to be seen Il the loTe Of
plundsr exceeds bis devotion 10 principle ana
bis, word 90 Tar as to induce him TO hold o.
until death or the natural expiration OF on
term relieves him Of bis "disgrses."
IvEnsoS has announced himself il is saia
as d candidate FOR reelection. Alas 1i'
love Of oficei
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FEED STORE.

Dr.. Jas. McCIIntOck's PectOraI
Strip
ENEHCIsHE an innacucs over ~Ceasumpuou and nran-
chrfis unparalleled IN mssical prartcs. aTrssiug tae
cuurh. healing and strrngiheuing The iuuga, promoiing
erpec.sTaton. and iaiuting sleep. The amendment -
gins from The dFEt d1ae.
Price sl.00. Sold BY EAS3f1aLD co.
oc25-lm
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRr.6I'S

RELIEF IN TEN MIN UTEb
RRrAI,S
PULMOEIC s.
Trr o-lriu,i xedislns Established IN iTgT, and arn
.ruale u he hiBd ever in~iroipced under TIE rams q
81 pr aorfc WAYERs.fl in his OF any other cuuutryl
All cther Pa.m1Bie Nafers sre cqu1lerfais. ne Een.
uine ozn be Eagvn b me cAme BRYAN eeiHs siampct
BarAr's uLMorI wAFEas
p.lisvr Couzhs. Cold. sore throat, Hoarseneas.
BHYAN's LAOS WAFEns
R.lisve Asthma, BroRchius, Dimcut breathinG
BRrAN'E PrL.fOEIc NAfEhs
Rsuexe setting o. niood. Pains IN the Chesf.
BKrkE's uLNoE WATEHs
Rsiisxs Inclpisnt c~ousumrtion, Ln1g Diseases
BaTAE's RuLsoEIc WArH1s
Relieve f~rrIfatioa a he rvuia and Tonsils.
BRYAN's ULMoEI WATEH1
a.f.ve ~ abovs CsrIplains IN Ten Ninutea.
RnVAN's FuLNoEIe WAFEas
An Eiessing % an Glasses and Coustitgtions
RaYAS's PpLNoSI WAfrRs
Are $3.50 for rooallsis and fnoile sFeaksu.
RRvAEia WAIKRs
b. A. IN : rirria form and pleasant e TIE taste.
nRYANis WAFERs
Net oriy relieve, but e1c1 rapid SIC ia-AA baea-
BRYAr's PuLAor1c NAYEh
Are wsrrented % give satsfItisu 70 even one-
Ea fsurv shouid Be without . sox o.
sRvAN's PuLMoEIc WArEHa
In ne boise
Ne traveller should be v1thoua q suppy
BRTAH's ULHosl WAfkRs
IN his pocAct
No person win ever ohisd % give for
BaYAEis PuLIosrc WAfEha
Twenty-PIFa Cenfs-
Jon MosEs. SOLE Fropietor, Eochester, ~ r
SID In Meuphis ~ Chandler 4 CO.. and al ou-4-a
~svsry~hsrs. =. vrisAtA O. ~ orlsses. ssa.e
Ala asen&
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Lumber, Lumber

900 FEET
OS hand being me largest kssoriaeE Z hAFo sIer be-
Ofors offered 70 the public, consisting In Paft o. Pine,
Cpres and Poplar Framing Luneeri rough and
dressed weather Boarding, l. ~ and inch clear and
ooumou Pine sd Cypress dressed Flooring and Ceiling
Pencins. and FencinI Cedar Posts, heved and sawed
from ) - % u b i2 square. Also, % hand, . very
large assortment q Ptre and c press Shinglesi cut ADD
sawed Lsfhss Doors, Sass, sU1 glatn and tAnT Piehee-
Psot o. Washington and Poplar sgests.
m~rt-iy8tpjy7 n. !. OChhAk
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"a A dispatch from Washington City 10 a
South Carolina paper says;
Five thousand MIME musketE were yes
terdav dispatched South BY express, IN charge
Of an ordinances ohcsr. The arms are pre-
snmsd 20 supply ths quotas due some Of the
Southern States. Their exact destinstioh is
unknown.
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Municipal Election.

NOTICE LA aocord nee viii a Report Of he fluanoe
~ Comuitee, adopted b. the Board cf Mayor and
Aldermen. an election viii te held 81 the several wards
Do this city, On MONDAY, ista ina-, Tor ne Furp9se o.
Obtaining the serse o. the qualified voters % Memphis
Is . whether The city shall sell TIE $50. go % STOCK In
The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Company a.
lot les than 80 rents can On the dollar
uof0-td 4. p. HAUGH Mayor.
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Afh 5Obsrftssmtrts.


aFHB. MOHEL, from Paris. late upertn- 80
NJ f9narut q he establishment II LAVA
ne H. r.. bsEa leave 70 infdrn The Lslles ~
renaraug nat ne has taken rsoms "a sash-N
~-1-s areet. aorfh-Eest aide. hrst door from eESa3S
s~rnf. two blacta frsn Worsnam houfe, where ne WI
crsinds % rire The most ampe aatisfaction gltn pr
I~-~fffrl srd perfect system of cuuinE and nttlng
'rlnfFH UREsaES. Dresses made % q feW n1u1t ~
- no tnsta ard neatnsss. aasln-tm"
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YOUNG 90 WELD.
PSI MAIN STREET.,

OVER MANSFIELD cos DRUG STORE
OVER RI Tor sale, IN 9 diuon b the liu q property IN
smother column, q Plantation % so acres. "a Ca-
bona county, Mississippi. an q superior ootun lard :
100 acres nov 10 cultivaiial. and 100 more rstdy O. cul-
uFsfa. Only Elk miles from the rivGrs In a hcalLhy a a
desirable ueiEhharhoo1. Good DWELLING house. neEro
cabins. and al Necessary outbuiii1es. ac etc Tue
owner 10 DESTROYS 81 cunceutratiuE hs forse 10 anoiher
place, shich is his reason fur saiiInz. We arp author
iIei % sell this place II q great harEdn. ami on very
sssT terms. Amau with twenty hands can make the
place pay fr Itself without eXpeuiing 9 d1uar alter the
arst paymcut.
We have liso Enother rtrtE Who desires Q, trade im-
proved city property, payius about twenty pcr ccut In
rents, for land and nrsrsess OF Eerchansise.
YOUNG \ WIND.
ne 81 Maiu street, up atafrs.
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Ubierts- FRANCIS JOSEPH"
CONTRIBUTIONS TO n ?
r.. p.,.f ,r,~io az Madrid il said 10 bar

The Papal nunciO at Madrid Is said to have
RENTED 70 the pope 2u,OOo,UU reais, when
have been raised b the bishops Of Spain.
The NEETrSG OF -sovEHEIGSs At WARSAW.
HThe recent conference Of the EmPeTors Of
Russia and Austria, and Princ Regent OF Prus-
sis, at Warsaw, appears TO have excited con-
siderable apprehension. In a number OF
French journals, the cry OF another "holy
alliance y even was raised. Satisfactory eN-
plspatons. however, had been made to France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13

EtaoM cur diver On he niEht a he sh
Inst q dark aorrel brown mare MuLE,s
Fsther rnter me1inu GiEe. Hha harness o.
whea s1e isn. 4ny peTE11 fading q givinz4D8
Of De same vii Be literally reEsTted.
wHTPPLE. Rid a Co.
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e The vote Of The Uaitsd states in me
presissntiaI election just past, win be about
$4,000 out Of this number LISoolN VIZ
uroboBly receive about i,soo,oooi or Just one
tbira of The whole.
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TPOcheVsS.

A SITUATION i waited - Two youns ladiss. sisisra,
"a 10 leach toEether the rsual Bngiish eranooS,
Freuch. Muic on Piano Porte, Pencil and Aoncean-
nsnant1l NeeflerHFs. etc. etc heftrthees yves
Ad4ress N& LUCz APENNfIGroSs
nstIagim Dafansa rsnpssasef
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ARISING FROM
use Extract Ruchu.

Prom WhAfever oause originating, and whether eHtslng
In NAL on FEMALE.
FemaIss, taxa ne mers Pillsi rhsy are Of 10 avail for
complaints incident 70 TIE sex.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13

Hslmbold's Extract Burhu IL a medieins which b per-
fectiy pleasant in Il, taste and odoT, but immediate IN
it, action, giving health and vigur 70 The frame, bloo1
10 ue palld cheek, sad restorius the patient 70 a per
fef state Of HEALTH AND PURITY.
HelmboIdss Exlrart Buchu IL prepared socordihg ts
pharmacy and ehenistrys and Is prescribed and used hy
The Most EmsasAt Physieian5.
Delay no longer. Procurs ne remedy At once.
Price a per bstfle, o. 81 Tor IS.
DeTct io4 sogih Teufh street. PhiiAdelphla.
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Eight Iron Safes,

TUsr RECEIVED and fer sale very iov By
j efs-H as LEvT a co.
UU g. w. DNEa& CO.,
~ - Hain street.
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The election returns from Georgia "
70 last accounts, stood as followsfo seventy
nine counties BsEcKIvRInsE, s5,isS; bElr'
2lIs5. DoucLAs. I0.loA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-22
c0URT PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS the Hon. Samuel Linn, Presi-
w dent Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
in the twenty fifth Judicial District, consisting OF
the counties of Centre, Clearfeld and Clinton, and
the Hon. Henry Barnhart, and VIM Burchield.
Esor's. Associate Judges in Centre co.. having IS
sued their precept to me directed for holdg Cort
ofCommon Pleas, Quarter Sessions, Orphans Court;
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and General J all
Delivery at Bellefonte, for the county OF Centre,
and to commence on the third Monday O. Now
being the 18th day, and to continue two weeks
Notice is hereby gben to the Coroner, justices
Of the Peace, Copstabes of the said county OF Cen
ire. that they be then and there in their proper
nersons. at 10 o'c lock in the renoon OF Nov, 70,
with their records, inquisitions, examination ana
their ether remembrances, to do tn osa. things
which to their offices sppertain to be done, aid
those who are bound in reeogniza to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or shall be IN the
Jail of Centre county, be th,n and there I" prose
cute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Bellefonte the - IN da5
cf Nov, A. D., 1860. and in the s5th year ef iaa
ipdependence of the United States.
iA"' THo's mccoy, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Bellefonte Centre CO.,
Penn'a., Nov, 18 1S60.-tc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-22
I1O FUR PIXIES PEAK

4 fOMPANIES are being organized In Centre
" and the adjoining counties. prenar,tnrv IN
emigrating to the Pixies Peak Gold Reqion duripo
the coming Spring and Summer, Contracts have
been entered into with Jno. NJ. Wagner, Of tbe
SiiieSburg FIGURING Hill and Grain
Depot;
the cheapest and hest establishment Of the kind In
Central Pennsylvania-to furnish the cotnn,n;o,
with all the Flour and Grain necessary for the
journey
Having leased the Milesburg Mil and furnish.
eo II win new and improved machinery, we are
prepared to furnish flour to the public in any nan.
Titles. Wheat. rye. and grain of ali Kinds Wa
Keep constantly on hand, and Will dispose Of "A
the very lowest prices
N-S we are determined not to be undersolj hy
any establishment i'll this section of country.
,,, JOHN NJ. WAGNER
Miiesburg, Pa; Feb. II, '59-1O--1y.
MEcHANIcs AND BUILDERS Lo0x.
1SA HERE!-The subscriber having last en-.
pleted MS Planning Mill and Machine Shop, ami
iurnlshes them with the most perfect and complete
machinery, with all their recent improvement, il
now prepa ed to furnish
Diors, Sash, Blinds, Shutters, d Nonldipgs Floor
'ngs, Siding, Shingles Dc Lotb. Scroll ,s Re-
Sa'0'ny. Painting & Glazing done to o.
der. Dry lumber Of all kinds.
and everything in his iine on as favorable terss
as they can be produced from any establishments
IN the world. Having had the ex xperience of ma
ny years in the business, he has been able to per-
iect his machines, and employ the very bes,
"orkmen anywhere to be found, and can now
safely say he cannot be excclied in his work. lie
Is always to be found at his works on the corno E
OF Sd and West streets, Wilamsport, Pa All ore
edrs and communications srictiy attended to-
A. T., & w. NICHOLS.
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BELLEFONIE FOUNDRY
S. Ia UPT. Jr., & CO.,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
IL Centre county, that they keep constantly on
hand, and warranted, Peir Points Patent Shaker
and Straw Carrier. the same thst formerly
manufactu ed at Millheim, also Threshing Ma
chimes & Horse Powers made improved
plan.
Farmers particularly invited to call and
examine those articles before purchasing else
where. Grain Drills, Glover Hulers, and all
kinds of Machines and Powers repaired on short
notice. Gum Betting for Mach ines, for sale
Glover Hullers, Iron Fencing,
Corn Shelters, Verandas,
Cart spindles, Mill Gearing,
Side Hill Ploughs, Saw Mill Gearing,
Wortzs Furnace
Rich's Iron Deam a Rolling Mill &c
Iron Kettles, New Wild cook stove
Bells, Hathaway
MilIheim and Hublershurg Shears, Tin Sheet
Iron Ware, together with the usual variety of ar
tieles in the Foundry line, kept constantly on
hand or made to order.
Having in employ experienced mechan c.
in the various branches of our business, we fat.
ter ourselves in being able to do up work to the
satisfaction of all who will favor us With thei
custom
Our terms ard prices are reasonable.
Bellefonte Iuly 26,-iS60--ly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-11-22
Orphans ourt Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
ID Centre county, will be exposed to Public
Sale the premises in Port Matilda, on SATUR-
NJ, of said day, the following described prop erty
being the Real Estate of John Beamer, decd, to
wits Two certain lots of gro und in said town,
bounded as follows, viz: On the East by lot of R.
D. Cummings, on the West by lands of Humes &
Son, on the North by the same, and on the South
fronting the Philipsburg and Glade Turnpike
Road, which is erected good Two Story frame
Dwelling House, Stable, Blacksmith Shop and
other. .ontbuildidgs Said lot containing one fourth
of an acre more or less.
TERMS One half of the purchase money on
confirmation of Sale aud the residue in one year
thereafter with interest to be secured bo Bond a d
Mortgage. A. R. BARLOW,
Admir- Of John Beamer.
Halfmoon, Oct 49, '6N-ts