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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

whittemore. Peet, Post Co.. dry goods commis-
sion merchants. are compromising at fifty cents on
the dollar on some OF their acceptances. They arc
paying Atty per cent on the drafts of tho stearn
woolen Company. of Catskill; the Moriden woollen
Company, of Meriden, Conn; O. II. Mason a. Co.
and the Kent woollen Company, of Providence; and
sixty per cent on the drafts of james Lcgg Co., Of
Rhode Island
4. NJ. koedcr has been appointed receiver of the
Arm of Loweuberg. Hymes n Galland, manufac-
turcrs of boys clothing, the application of
William Wolisohn. The liabilities amount to about
$4,000
The affairs of Timothy q. Kelly have been placed
In the hands of j. Edward Webb as receiver the
application OF John II. Reid.
John Whaicn has been appointed receiver Of tho
affairs Of Aaron Kngsland, oysters, the spplca-
ton Of silsbse Il Stin.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
PROTECTING GREENWICH STREET FROM THE

PROTECTING GREENWICH STREET FROM THE
IMPROVEMENTS OF THE "L ROADS.
Ex-police Commissioner Joel Is. Erhardt attended
the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen yesterday In
expectation OF some further developments In refer
ence TO the charges made by Alderman Sauer against
his colleague Mr.. Haughton. large number OF pol.
iticlans crowded the Aldermanic chamber. Neither
gentleman however, made any alluson to the SUBJ
joct Alter adopting resolution requesting tho
park commissioners to repair the walks In and
around the Battery SOU re. Alderman Burns pre-
sented N resolution directing tho commissioner or
public Works to prevent the obstruction OF any OF
The streets intersecting Greenwich street by the 81
road companies The resolution was referred to the
Street Committee. &c,
,,ortad mon a resolution of Alderman Hyatt pro.
yiIinp for thanking Governor Robinson, John L.
Apnew and Dock Commissioner Jocob Vanderpoel
FOR their efforts ia defeating the bill that was rushed
throug the last LEGISLATURE that had for its object
the giving away of the entire water front owned by
the city. .
Alderman Hyatt, in moving the adoption of the re.
mort referred to the many articles on the subject OF
The Legislative bill that have appeared in the
HERALD aud said that they had spoken eloquently
In the matter.
Messrs. Morris and Roberts. however. said that
the report was nothing but campaign document,
and that they would not vote for 1t.
The whole subject was then sent to the Committee
on Police and Health.
The CITY Fathers then by vote of II to 10 refused
70 adopt a resolution making II an offence to throw
the skins OF bananas aud other fruits on the side
walks and crosswalks. The vote on the subject was
subsequently rsconsAdered and she matter was laid
over.
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T ONG BRANCH PIER-OCEAN ROUTE.-THREE
Itrips daily to Long Branch direct landing At the
Tubular Ocean Pier Coolest sail finest
fastest Quick route cheap fare no changes
morning boat for New York. Arrangements have been
perfected the splendid steamer ADELAIDE evory
morning from the great pier ut 49, arriving ut
time tableThs adelaide leaves 22d st. North River ct
A. NJ and r. NJ. Long Branch, 7:l5 A. NJ, and lis
r NJ. Fare so cents round trip including pier ticket
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made at the Merchants
Exchange Salesroom July 49,


Exchange Salesroom July 49,
). 7
- " rEnt hocomb referoe-rorcosure sale OF
plot Oh land 3D. III xl25x99 II x23 NIB 9Th
av H. w. corner of l2uth Charles f. Runk S2l ,50
ny BERNARD
Arthur Johnes, re sa of two lots
each -oNsi6. ON Bronx ST., O. s. known as LOT No.
20 ON map of Mott Haven: also Two lots, to-
Hether IN size io5x lOOxfl Ok 100 on the n s. OF
Morris av-. known lot No AZ ON same man:
also two lots, together in size 5uxsa Gx5OxS76 on
the W. s. OF Bronx ST.. known MS lot No rs on the
above mentioned map. to +. W. Clements...... $3.50
- ny WILLIAM KESNELLy
Hugh Donnelly, referee-F orecl osure snie of the,
three story brick building and two story brick
stable, with lot 23xs3 No ~ Grand 81 : II5s
e. q yarck st. 70 Il gaeheracSe. 1000
four story brick tenement house. with lot o5x
lu22, no. 23s East 10th st.. g., $50 f. W of I'd
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BY Scofield's peerless
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
leaving the foot of 22d ST.. n. r.. at
. A. NJ. and = 80 r. NJ, and pier l.
". X, Battery, ut . 80 A. N. aud
3 Z. N.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY e SHEET


CROMWELL LINE n; FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
% H. ps So, s Rss
effected a. 9 S per cent on our open policy
pP sHS GAs M1sissDP Red
CLARK & SEAMAN, SO West st.
HALIFAX, n. S. AND ST. JOHNS. N +.
pie, 10 North River
For passage hav,ns cxcesa, acec@mods;ions' or
freight apply 10 CLARK SEAMAN. SO West St
TExs.Ass. s SE on FOR M
from pier 70 East River Saturday, July 10. at P n
on the and an"
and Antonio railroads Passage to Galveston reduced
to 500 cabin 80 steerage
For freight passage 'Rf TaTroRf
Schooner TAM osuANrER win ' ssii for key West
Wednesday, July 10.
n Y.,HAvANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS LINE.
foR a&SAS1 Sy bhI 'Sl 0l And VERA CRUZ,
CITY anq
CTY OF K s sariass yS,y 70
f. ALExANDRh i SONS. 81 and IS broadway
JAcKsoNynLE. FLA; pIREGT-MA,LL9RYt LINE.
Fla touching at Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer
Sas gHn kaI5E Agents.
pier 20 East River.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Pier ssTH fs
"a w%f ToTET AospxT WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, 3 \. NJ.
Steamers for LEWEs, Del. and REHOBOTH BEACH
connecting railroads, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 3 L. NJ.
CHANGE OF PIER
commencing July 81 temporarily. All freight for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond talso West Po,nD and
railroads and lines will be pier 43
North River. foot of Christopher ST. and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there.
Delaware steamers continue Mt pier ST. and all
will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all
points. Insurance effected ut d per cent.
Freights received daily.
General Office 1877 Greenwich at.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

=MEssRS; TARGEE 90. AUCTIoNEERS.
n. WILL SELL THIS WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
commencing 10 o'clock.
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
NO ~ WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th AVS,
,on, RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, v,,s
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS, BRONZES,
BRIC-A BRAC. SEvRES, &C
SrEINWAY PIANOFORTE.
CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS in rich Gobe-
Inns silk Turkish Lounges Chairs ebony and
buhl Cabinet. Centre and Card fables, Easeis.
~ CARPETS; SUITS: IN SATIN REP AND PLUSH.
SECRETARY AND DWARF BOOKCASES.
CHAMBER SETS. IN WALNUT MAPLE AND ASH;
BEDsTEADS DRESSING CASES, FRENCH BUREAUS
steads Wasstands, Chonniers 33 fine hair and spring
Mattresses feather Pillows Blankets Toilet Sets Marble
top Tables Chairs Rockers Reclining Chairs, Sofa Beds
DINING observation-disclosures Table, Sideboard
Chairs In leather, Sverwaro, Crockery Library Tables
Turkish Suit rich drop light Chandeliers, silver Safe
Enconeim Mirrors, Curtains Hall Stands N. B.-Goods
packed.
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-A.-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
"A MORTON &, MuRkAY's WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON. CABLES and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSEDALE 1DLEwILD and SYLVAN
DELL viii make daily excursions to Coney Island Point
connecting with Park Coney Island
for Brighton. Cables, aud also the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

WITH the closing of the hay and
oats harvest, the farmers spring cam
paign, in this locality, is ended, and
we are ready for the "fall work." The
season just closed has required n deal
of hard work, and we have been
driven through it at break.neck speed.
That which is now opening will have
its full proportion of hard work too,
but there will be less of push and
drive than in the earlier part of the
year. Let us improve this compara-
Bile leisure by doing what we have to
do better than usual, and wedge in
between the joints of the regular
work some of the thousand and one
little odds and ends of jobs, which
seem to be neglected so easily, but
which, when done, go SO far toward
improved appearances, and making
farming pay. We cannot, for obyi.
Gus reasons, make list Of the things
which should be attended to, but if
every farmer will put on his thinking
cap and spectacles, and look about
him, he will find more than enough
Of these small matters to keep him
from falling into bad habits because
of idleness. Whatever you, do or
leave undone, don't neglect the weeds.
Smite them right and left, and keep
at it, until you are sure that hone
will go to seed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

en- to mean any and every substance
imported, manufactured, prepared, or
sold for fcrtilizing or manuring purposes,
except barnyard manure, mari. lime,
and wood ashes, aud not exempt by the
provisions of section one OF this act.
See. 7. This act shall 60 into effect on
and after the first day Of August, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
nine.
The hardships of this act will bear
only upon dishonest manufacturers
and dealers in worthless limitations,
and, as under all other just laws, the
sufferers will bc the rascally few,
while the masses will be the beneGci-
aries, and honest manufacturers and
dealers will receive their reward in a
greatly increased business.
While due commentator and
praise should be given the late Legis-
lature for the passage of these acts,
the State Board of Agriculture is, we
believe, entitled to the credit for their
inception and elaboration, and this is
only one Of the many instances in
which it has done good work for the
cause Of agriculture in its brief but
increasingly useful existence.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
1879. THE PATRIOT. 1879.
Get Up a Club and Receive Your
Paper Free.

The DAILT PATRIOT will be sent by
mail 10 clubs 3; the following rates
saoo per copy per year to club q hss
ta1o yer coy Ter year 10 a club q ten.
s. 90 T'ef oory per year to = ciub q twenty.
40 T-er cTg PsT rear 10 = olab Of thirty.
a. 60 T'or oopy per year 10 = club of hny.
And one copy free for year in every case 20 ,hs
person getting up the elab PROPORTIONAL rates for
psTts 4 year
The WEEKLY PATRIOT will be sent by
mail ST the following rates
= 30 per Aupum for single oopy.
$50 per aunBm Pet oaYy 30 a club of -four
tlzS per AnHHm TsE copy 90 club q eight.
sioo Tsr AnnuH per copy "a = club of hreeh.
sos' per snHum per cops 10 e club Of thirty
sass per shnam PER copy 70 = club Of hfy.
E7s per snhum per coly 20 a cisb q o,.s kan.itvl
And one COPY fres fer year in every oss =, s.sr
M Of clah.
The cash must accompany all orders TO
insure attention. All money should be
sent by post Office order or registered
letter, otherwise IL will be at the sender's.
risk. Address
PATRIOT PunLIsHINo Co,
Harrisburg. Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

If YOUR poultry seems to be droop-
ing, and mot doing we'll" the chances
are nine out of ten that they are being
eaten up by lice. These pests multi
ply wonderfully during hot days, and
must be watched closely to prevent
them from overrunning the fowls. A
coat of whitewash, with strong dash
of carbolic acid in it, for the hen
house, and an occasional saturating Of
the roosting poles with common coal
oil are the remedies, and they are
"sure cure" Do not neglect to apply
them, and then complain if your
chickens die off.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

IT SEEMS to be conceded by the
great majority of successful wheat
growers that the only way yet dis
covered of avoiding damage to the
wheat crop By the Hessian Fly is to
SOW late. We must remember, how
ever, that the Fly is not the only
danger which wheat must encounter,
and not run into others while endeav-
oring to avoid this. Upon rich, teell-
drained land, late sowing will usually
succeed best, but these conditions are
requisite to success.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighh Normai .Sohooi District,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO., Pa.
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL, as at present con

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con-
i sutu'td oncrs the very lest iueilitirs for Pro
frssi1uAl and Classical learning.
buildings spacious, inviting aud oomnDdipus com.
81 with bouHufal supply of pure water, soh spring
water.
lnsatiou he,lthful nnd easy of access.
Surrounding srrurfy un-ufpas.ei.
Teachers cAIsricuroi, efficient, aud alive 81 their
work
Blsrlplins, firm and iind, uniform aud thorough
Ispsnsss moderate.
F.ny cent? q sock deduction to those preparing to
tchrh.
sraIcnts admlitci at any time.
Coutse. q study prearubsl by The State; l. Model
s'hrnL II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. ~. Sci
cuthc.
Apgrycr o1rKsrEs
]. Aeal'mir. II Commercial. III Musir ". Art.
The LirucutHTy SID Ecieuiihc oour.fs are Pro
irssinusl ami students graduating therein receive
State Diplomas, c1uf'uiug tie following sbi ouftes
puudluE Iegr0o Mastrt Of the Eismsnts, aud MAsirf
Normal '@ruhcsirs u their sttSiuB'nts, signed by
the Faculty
The Professional crur,rs are IIhcrai. and are in
uur"ughurss not iui'fior 81 tbp'o u our b ooi"ss
The State require higher order Il citlssushlp.
Tho tiiErs lsulaul a. II is 80 the prime O9sts
Of ,hs rrp, g. bop g. u T., iuTHishiug intel
hEru sad 'nirirut tratlers fnr hrf bogis. 10 Ihs
sn1 u satgih YuunE prtsaus q good aiailties and
gsst FuTfpsrs-iilIss hD iasifs 10 itnp.oae their
time anH ths.r talouts. stGdeuis. T. sli such IL
rfDis's al ,u drr"lulHF tb"if lustrE AMI aiunant
"iG"ffrul'"s i1f s".lpai alssi after leaving vhoa
fsf catalogue ami i'fHs a1dr.ss ihs Principal.
WN htSLEH
Fresiisui bard g Trustees.
+ Nuiu NrCnkwicE Sc fciafy.
bnREu uT TArsgrEs
Clinton enuuty-t T. Bali. T e. HItlr. nf :. n
Barton, 4. u. beet Jacob Bfasu. J. J.. Nrofui'k, A.
Eaah. -. w. Rankin. " O. Goa, SstHu, christ q
kiuiy.uE g. ". Hethri. u. T. Di'n'nl'a'h. j &. e.
Nhairr. J.ss" Nsrr1il : miller Mr,lHfust
tsHu.a= o. Gov. 4. - Curtin.
Cloaroril-Ea Gov William Eislr. hI.ls-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Is IT not poor economy TO pay
$500 or $3.50 for professedly agri-
cultural paper which comes but once
month, when the DEMOCRAT, costing
but $3.50, cones every week, and
gives you the cream of all the agri-
cultural papers, Basides the local
news, official publications OF county
officers, complete epitome of the
latest and freshest general 2ews, and
large amount of the very best OF
family reading? =
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

We REGRET to hear complaints
from many quarters Of the failure of
the catch of clover sown on winter
grain last spring. In many, perhaps
most cases, the seed terminated, but
the succeeding dry, cold weather
proved to much for the tender young
plants, and they had to succumb.
This is a misfortune. Glover is the
sheet anchor of farming in most parts
of our county, and its failure means
smaller crops and poorer land. A
neighbor Of ours proposes TO try
seeding down piece Of wheat with
clover this fall, and if it should fail
TO show well in the spring, SOW again.
This will give him two chances at
any rate, and that fail-sown clover
does sometimes succeed we'll has been
demonstrated time and again.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

course we will avoid the risk of
keeping over large quantities, and
those which are kept will bring better
prices in the spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

From all accounts potatoes will be
in great abundance, and at very low
prices this fall. The present condi.
ton of the crop Is unusually favora-
BILE, and the acreage planted Is much
larger than usual, tbe increase in this
State being nine per cent, and for
the whole country three per cent. In
this state Of affairs 1t seems TO US
advisable to make arrangements for
disposing of the crop with the least
handling, and to the best possible
advantage. We propose to "sort'
ours closely at digging, and put away
only the finest. The remainder, II
boiled and mixed with meal, will make
cheap and excellent pork. BY this
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

THE Farmers Friend will be pub
lished daily at Williams Grove dur
ing the continuance of the tri.State
picnic and exhibition. This is an
exhibition of enterprise on the part
of Brother Thomas which we hope
will meet with abundant reward.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

IT is noticeable that the State
Society prohibits racing in any form
Mt its fair to be held in Philadelphia
this year. We believe this to be in
accord with the sentiments of those
to whom the Society must look for
the contributions required to make
the fair a success, and that it will find
a good account therein.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

SET aside row, or part of row,
of the peas, beans, sweet corn, &C.,
for seed, and from this take the ear
liest and best. To eat the "first
fruits" which, are always the finest,
and save the "leavings' for seed, is a
sure way to have the sort "run out"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Odds aud ends from the table may
be wrought into good fresh eggs at
short notice--only keep poultry,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
PATIENTS

AND
7 II a. . l. NJ a II L =.
We procure LtTTTAs raTExT ex IrvEy4Ioxs No
ATTaENEf TtEs N In application ff Psrrsra
"a The United States. Special attention giteA 10
Interference Cases before the Patent ones sna an
litigation eVpeftaining 10 Inventions of rAseuts We
also procure Patents IN Canada asd osass foreign
countries.
Caveats YfipSi. Copyrights oltaineA, ana al other
business transacted iefote the Patent once and tba
Courts uhich demands the srrvices ef sxFefssncad
Patent Attorney We have had ten years expeSisbce
as Patent Attorneys.
THE SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
All faiehts ci4ainea thrauEh Aeuaey are batics
In the SctENstFlc Rrc9nn monthly pApsF of large
circnatun. pulllshe by Ne and devoted 10 Scientific
aud Mechanical mAtsrs II contains full tists ~ ali
allowed faients. SUBSCRIPTION Is ceuts a year pest
paid specimea ccpy cent free. Send your nddfs..
postal card.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

~" NAL Wet. Niagara EHTfess Nes;. Lf.ck Haven
Accommodation Asst. and Day RTpress Easi male
cisss connections At Northumberland with l. A A n
u trA4Bs fof NllEssl'arrs and srrauiau
Ifie Mall West. kiAEafa Itpress West ard rYis
hflFess "tt and Loci BareH Accommodation Vest,
make elnse connection a. Nillisinsf.ort with k c
". trains uoffh
Ehe Mail West, Niagara TIIros, West. and nAy
ailTrss .ssl make ola-s conBsctigu at Lsek Haven
With y. Y y trains
Lar AAil IAht ard West connect al Erie with trains
On J. : a ". = Il. At Cory With o c "A Y n
y. A. EnPofipm sith y. y. I. ?. L. H.. AhI At
HTiftwesd with 4 NEH u
IAfto' eAfs via run between Philadelphia and
WliHamsTsort on NiAEArH EItHass wsst Tr1s Tsurss.
fast and sunday EIpfess Eas slssI.ine car, On AN
night tfaius VIZ. A. BsLbvIx
Gen1 Euferin ieudent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14


- TTGuREs than any other machine, and Heiuesd n
Only IS. Bach machine the-ouFhly warranted with
wtfrTrs 0tsRaSru far ave yaars kspiin order rHrt
cHtHat onsy refunded at opcs II not satisfactory
The taost saiid. relials and satisfacteFy machine
invsutsd fnf all kinds of family wotk. An
fnavieaEe3 uhsgaiNcoal neehanifAl sanssss, thof-
ouglly ie.isd and used In Thousands of homes. An
efficient silent. rapii, reliable Rnd ever-resdy hstsf
60 the vile soamstress that pl d. the work
= family fer ieiihs or IL wi earn trum 81 n s.
Per dsy af any pha wishes 20 fnt living and
esss less than ef auy EnachInss Il
like qualitY Has exirA hong tasgezei shuttle aasily
removed. Extra larEesiF~d Botlu. hsldinR loo yards
II Thread doing Asay eth the frequent resihdng of
lphldns II makes the shuttle. double Thread lock.
stitch. lthe same both sides of the vnfk which
received The HIoHfsT awAHb It tbs Centennial The
strongest huest and most last ~ stitch produced
II d ai faF strength and hard ark Inter
ehahFeabis uortiHR parts Manufactured oi fine pol.
ishsd steel VIII run fat ysars without rerairs is
simple b. learn, easy 70 manage understood perfectly
IN hour. and always rssds IN moueht 30 do every
description of heavy hne voTk ct lees csst, more
easily smoothly sni faster. and vith LEES laiot
iruuble than auy either machines AZ ANr rRtcI ever
did or can do. II will sew anything needle can
piece frsm lace cAmhrc 10 heast cloth harness
~ih any Kind u thread, and tnn Of twenty yards per
minute. = strong. straight needle. aud never
breaks them u cannot miss drup stitch, ravei aF
break the thtrad. The money eheetfay refunded " u
~tii not ovrvoRK and ovrLas any machine ~ double
the price n yoa have any ether machine. hay this
and have better one. The aad tzIadity IL lie
motion and quality " lie work is its lest recommends
ton II viii hem, fell tack. braid, card and, gather.
quilt rufu. pisai. fold scAor, shifr, toli, hasss
embfuidsr run NJ brezdbs, etc, with elegance,
and quicknsss. unsurpassed by any machine ever
Invented Tho Prices Of NEw machinea arr le4s
than those asked by dealers In seeaud hand. rebuilt
and reanlshea machines these selling nid ssnck
20 close up bsness many such inferior ard oid@tyts
uaarhines befng offered 81 redaeed THtoes.
Beware ~ limitations ard 0aIs buy neu machines.
There are no hrstcass machines offered a. low as
the Family hy many doliars.
Fof testimonials descriptive baaks, mailed ffes
with samples " work.
tl,-ois shipped taAny part nf The country natter
hoe fente the place may le, and saia delivery guar
aate9s, vieh privilege af THoAauuH ExanISsgIoS
before taymsBt If TIL. on recept q price by
Registered Letter. Money order, or Drsn,
Agents wanted throughout the country for THE The
cheapest most satisfactory and rapiaselIng mA1hins
"a the wogld rur liberal terms, address
FAMILY SHUTTLE MACHINE co,
ily sbe Br0advay, New refk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

ruE eP rus NATIONAL wELTlRE II Tus tsfELLi.
GEscE AND PROSPERITY OF raE TAHsEH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14

Every farmer IN his annual erperience
diseopers something Of palue. Write il and
send IL 10 the "Agrieuiturat Editor 6f the
DEMOCRAT, Betiefonte, Pcnn'a," that other
farmers may hare the beneft of Il. Let
Communications be timely, and be sure that
they are brief and toeit pointed,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-14
INVENTORS

ssnd ne description u yaar lavsutsoa giving your
ma In your own language, snd will afte an
ertnion "a 20 lateatAiity, ~ith fell Iastfaetiuns
charging Hothiae fssf advtee. Onr l.nak, sllaa
Caveats, Trade MARKS, thsir cssss a. seat frre on
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NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.


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DIVISION J.
FINE ARTS. FLOWERS AND NEEDIEMQRK

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Hartford; Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Paw Paw.
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