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Jay Gould Givoa Up the GARFIELD Ship.

A special despatch to the NrR York World,
from Kingston, n y, says Mr.. Jag Gould
last week visited BIS former home in Delaware
county in this State, and h0norcd Kingston
with his presence en- route While here he
spoke biz mind freely ON the subject Of poll
tics prophcsyiHg ihr certain election u Han,
cock and English In conversation with Maj
Thomas Cornell, the wealthy lorWardsr here
"A Republican, by the way-Ar Gould on
hesitatiugy said that be anticipated thc sue.
cess Of the Democratic Presidential tiekr, this
fail.
"How is thar qlerieI MAJOR Cornell
"WeN, ssil Mr., Gould. "ihe fact Is, Gen.
Arthur loads dosu the hrpablican ticket, aud
aside from that the Dsmocgatsare thoroughly
united on Hancock aud English. have no
hope OF carrying New YORK. aud believe
tha, - goes Ngs York 30 will also 70 Now
Jersey at least, and Connecticut probably,
Mr., Gould also ycatgryd the remark that
the Republican "machinc had already prac.
tichlly abandoned the Presidential hsh, aud
would bsnCcioub concentrate ~ efforts upon
carrying the various State legislatures, with
the obvious purpose Of controlling the United
States Senate.
Nc. Gould revelations are important auly
as exhibiting the fact that wha, Is called the
money power does NOT seen 10 DC as much
afraid OF the Democracy as some people max q
out, aud that the Tribune lot IN this coates,
is not happy one.
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An along the line the intelligence comes
that the Democrats are closing up their ranks.
Tammany has laid down the Ratchet; peace
has been patched up in Philadelphia, and in
Massachusetts anicable oxertures have been
rendered which are expected to bring most
satisfactory results, and everywhere personal
preiadices are being sunk for the general good
Of the party. This means that the Republi-
cans will have 10 work harder TO achieve sue
cess. A united democracy in the North,
with solid South behind it, will oblige every
Republican to come our and work. IN Y.
Com. Advertiser, Repubiicaa.
The foregoing extract is from leading
New York Republican journal, which
sounds the note Of alarm, thus early in the
campaign. We are glad to learn Of our
opponents, and to quote their opinions.
The Commercial Adpertiser announces
that harmony prevails all along the Demo
cratic lines. That ga uaited Democracy
in the North, with a solid South behind
ii, will oblige every Republican to come
out and work. Let US say to the ADDER
tiser, that there is no use in struggling
against fate. The Republican party may
"work, as it never worked before, but a
solid and united Democracy is marching
forward to certain and signal victory, as
sure as the sun rolls onward in his daily
course. The days Of the Republican
party are numbered, and the hour Of its
dissolution draws nigh. IL the Republi-
eau party shall "work hard in this Presi-
DENTAL canvass, the Democratic party will
work ten fold harder, for it means to sue
coed, aud viii give its opponent no advant.
ago a. ssy point. III is terribly Ia earnest,
and a train Of concurrent and fortuitous cir
cumstances, happening from the time Of
the nomination Of its candidate, all poin,
like the index finger Of destiny to a tri.
umphant victory. The hardest work will
not save the Republican party. The
fates are against it aud its history i,
written.
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ACARD.

Twas much amuscsi last wax Ia it.,At,.
slHiad although De not take The itlf.'s II ~ At
rbtne into any hands by chance, a. f,i r. e4ttf
rs4uondenru fFnm luiun nfidre f,i.st - ~ 81
Hictory luie falsni Ia ffunt III ny han... y ~
weeks hgn The correspondent seems I, Il. ~
iiouM whether o. eall u VaFhula % lias,l -
and intis up by tnyinE he hgi-is q Z NJ ~ ~
pic take Trcst Ileasurr Ia Stating M ~ e.lt
III tho correspondent whoever &C. mac " pssi,i
nli ho arc siiniiafy Interested that Id h. a q
is,le all the way up ~ feet aud / ut,,if ssae,,t
.tsto that IL a Just such ufstraipHsr tist Ail,i
M sarrcsIs Indcui rgferred g. that la p q
fgtlm the Republican rnuks / mHs b-,.,-t. y VI
lived Republican all tnY iiie aud IA thf y, W ~
stair nf Illinois east tng int vote a. 49, th
Lincoln personally known % me and ,lllaela
1 Kind hearted, honorable man. 30 me 49, q
more sincc that umr for the sucteta Of M W.
can party than have, ready aud Willlns etsill2el
81 work and spend my money undcf maj tN.,,
lat the time has eunr Whsu aud other 49,, ~,
driven intp the ranks 81 the opposite parie " ~
litl bud Einaina A. the spundfrt ~ " ieia
A. 1 have worked fnf the Republican -. ~ %
ps,i intend "a work iOf the snccsss III tflll ~
Inc coming election, with renewed eu,,ys- y. ~ "a
ihr cfy ring out from OCEAN 10 ocean tg,fss w ~
py,.,.i0u let us have united country ia w n
luther tho correspondent wishs. 10 know g. NV
usrtaia by calling upon inc Al ny plaro ~ 49, n
have lately had side door eat h INV =. i,A.s
be Nlll have no trouble ~ gut IN wlt6oaf ~ ~
seeing him ] ana always at hotne Ritst,ii--l ~
aafa sssifea and letting other peoples baii., \, |.
July -, 1854 MAHtr 60,
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MOralize as We may upon the propriety
Of redressing all grievances in society
through the courts, there are certain Of
fences for which no adequate punishment
has been prescribed by law, and the crime
Of seduction is one of that class, It is
one, also, which appeals with irresistible
force to every male relative Of the victim,
for speedy aud summary retributiOn.
Where the ease is aggravated, as in that Of
Miss Melvin, the victim Of r. ]. Jump,
not one father or brother in a thousand
but woald have punished her seducer, in
manner more or less severe. A man Of
fifty years Of age, having a wife and grown
up children, deliberately seeking the Sc
duetion of young girl of twenty, and
following out that purpose to success, and
she his pupil in the Sunday School, forms a
case Of more than usual moral turpitude
aud aggravatiOu. When his sisters dis
honor and ruin came to the knowledge Of
Thomas +. Melvin, her young brother,
not yet nineteen years Of age, though Of a
mans proportions, no wonder he visited
upon Jump severe and summary punish
ment. Most men would have shot him
down, on sight, but Melvin chose a differ
ent mode of punishment, He took a
small iron bar and beat him until he was
insensible. For the sake Of Melvin it is
to be hoped that Jump may recover, aud
it is said he is recovering; but he deserved
all he got, and if he escapes with his life
it will be we'll A grosser and more hei-
nous outrage cannot well be imagined, Ia
king Melvin's statement as the true YER
sion Of the affair.
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RoaFpr MogRlss Seventy foar
years after his death the Orphans Court has
Just adjudicaled the estate OF Robert Morris.
the great huAncicr OF the revelation. Mr.
Morris voted against the Declaration Of hide
pendcucc, but signed il after ia adoption.
aud then issaed bis own notes 10 the extent
Of 81, 10000 TO pay aud irei the colonial
army. lie redeemed every dollar, and retired
from Office a wealthy man He spceulaicd
in land aud died poor, hi, principal asset upon
his death, To lso6, being stock 10 the North
Americas Land Company, By his will,
dated June 70, 1894, he lett his estate to his
wife and children. The widow died 10 1921
The estate remained unsettled, nnd n 1888
an the parties interested agreed 20 convey all
the property lelt by Robcr, Morris 10 Robert,
$ Pasehal, intrust tot the Morris heirs. The
neat year Paschal transferred by general con
sent the effects to John Moss, who died 10
1872, In December, 1873, the heirs selected
Henry Phillips, Jr., AS trustee, aud letters
OF administration were granted 10 him. and
he proceeded 90 settle the estate. last month
he submitted his accounts 90 the Orphans'
Court, showing that final division Of the es.
tate had been made by him, sp,G92 % gong
TO the Hepburn estate and Sy,Gp5 81 70 Rob.
EFT Morris rs next OF Kin. The cOugt has
just approved me report -Phil1. Press.
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the leader 1--WE do solemnly swear never TO
diyulge under any pretense or for any cause
whatever, ia any court Of this State, whom we
see or what we see here tonight, so help Us
God, amen.
A eoroner's jury was summoned, aud aiter
hearing the facts rendered a verdict OF death
by violence committed by parties unknown
Reports from Darnestown state that Mts'
'rschihey is improving. 1t is thought she
will lose one eye entirely besides her other
injuries.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE,
A dispatch from Rockville, July ~, says
on "Wednesday evening Deputy Sheriff Jones
arrived in Rockville, hayingi charge Wesley
Gillson, colored, on the charge of assaulhng
a eolored woman named Motion, The officer
had great difficulty in bringing his prisoner
to jail, the Colored people OF Colesville, armed
with all manner Of weapons, making violent
opposition. 1t was only by drawing his re-
voiver aud threatening TO shoot any one who
approached that he succeeded in passing them
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AS kxFIANAtIoN WHICH aAEEs Yng aArrER
WORSE 1t seems nos that q, Was not .ludee
Swayne, OF the United States Sopteme Court,
but Judge Furwell OF the Cook county mi.
noisj Court, who condemned the conduct of
Gen. Garfield in selling his inhueacr as Con.
gresham 10 paving firm. Bu,Judge Swaync
did condemn n similar betrayal Of ,rus, and
his definition Of the difference between pfofes
sioual services aad the sale of official inha
ence as gwen IN that case was applied b.
Judge farwell 10 the transaction In which
Gen. Garfield was concerned. So that tbe
original charge that Garfield was iudicially
Condemned becomes all the stronger on nx.
aminationi for. as n matter Of fact, he was
condemned by two dgcs-inieren,ially by
Swayue and explicitly By farweli. Asis the
case with the other charges affecting Gar
Held $ personal integrity, tie deeper this mat.
ter Is probed the worse does it appear.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE
GETTYSBURG. PA.

DNliE first Term Of the next Collegiate "a.
Il will beFia SEPTEMBER .. lssl. m.
FnculIy Of the Initiation is full. The coar,
Of instruction Is liberal and thorough. NJ
location is Eost pleasant aud heahhy. nd.
midst OF an intelligent aud moral commusll,
aud accessible by railroad trains three IN,
a DAY
the PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
which Is uBdcr The direct supervision Of 4,
Faculty, has been &c organized, and furai,s,
thorough instruction TOT boys and Young a,es
preparing for Business or College elas,e,
Students in this department are under IS,
special care Of officers who reside ui,h ,bsu
in the building,
FOR further information or Catalogues. u
drrss N. VALENTINE, D. D.,
President OF College. o.
PROF =. NJ. BlKLE,
Principal Of prrp, Dep,
Gettygbure, Pa, July 3i.8fs
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
CoAaIsslosFas 0nler,

NfelNiAaN0At wv "ANN HNt fH-i
IN pursuance OF an Act Of the f,cs.,a
i scmbly, passed at January Session. ~,
/ hereby give the iolloNing Notice y ~
Payers;
This IS to give notice that the Count, Ca.
missioucrs OF Carroll eoan,y have made ~.
annual levy on the Rssessable propsrty ~ ~
county, for State and County LAKE, q, ~
year eighteen hundred aud eighty. as5 NJ
all persons or incorporate institution, ~.
shall pay their Stats aud County Taxst a. !.
before The hfs, day Of September nsxt. I'M
be entitled 70 deduction Of five pet ess,s.
ON the amount Of said iases; and u pa,d ~.
b,fore the FIRST day Of October next, an.
ton Of four per cenlum; and Il paid on !, h,
fore the frs, day OF November newt. a.,
ton OF three per eeutum, that said lase. n
be in arrcar on the first day Of January no.,
aud bear interest from that date; that All -
sons or incorporate institutions failing 10 -,
their State and County Taxes before III ~ w.
shall be In arrears will reader the pfoDsr,
ard estate Of such delinquent liable 10 y ~
for the prompt payment Of said iaNes
JOSEPH A. WAESCHE
Jolly si-5t County TREASURED
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The total equals the electoral vote, 500.
What adds to the force Of the above remark.
able figures is that they represent the electoral
vote aud their division between the two can
didates.
While the writer does not pretend that
there is anything prophetic in this, 1t is Ger.
tainly singular coincidence. IL it needed
any Strengthening might state that in 1876 /
was an editorial writer on the Pittsburg Post,
and taking the names of Samuel j. Tilden
and Rutherford b. Hayes and applying the
same rule as above it resulted :--Tilden, 203;
Hayes, 1856. The electoral vote was divided
between the two candidates in exactly that
proportion. The Republican eonspirators,
visiting statesmen, aud s.to-7 Electoral Com
mission, stole votes in Louisiana, in
South Carolina, and in Florida, SO as to
make the count stand 1856 for Hayes and 1874
for Tiiden.
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For The Democratic Advocate.



But not on the streets Of Westminster.
Messrs. Editors, common sense, humanity
aud public safety have right TO know how
many more savage holidays remain Of the
SUMMER, or whef will our native Jehus cease
their furious driving, passing lady drivers at
the peril Of a runaway, Ia wicked breach Of
courtesylY Or do they suppose when dead
woman or child or aged man is taken from
the heels ofan enraged horse that ~ am sorry
for IL will raise the dead or mend broken
bones? Reckless accidents are too often
credited to a mysterious Providence to hide
a murderer.
Some people cherish the hope that such
legal provisions as we have might nuke the
streets Of Westminster as safe as an IAdian
war trail. Let the law be enforced after SUD.
set, at least, against furious driving. One Of
many and A PEDEsrRIAK,
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NOTICE.

CApRohroS, CARROLL Co., Nh,
July 81, 1850.
the undersigned, hereby declare that all
Is those reports which have spread, eharg
ing the Rev. j, Geo. IIalfner with the cmhez'
element OF money in,rusted TO him, are uniraes
and false; ! know Of nothing that could
affect his honesty or character.
ANDREAS PFAUTSCH.
The acknowledgment aud signing Of this
declaration was Witnessed By John J. Nea,
decker and William Struth. July 81 IL
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A consignment Of enormous horses was re-
ceived in Boaton on Wednesday Of last week
from Normandy. The lot comprised twenty
stations aud SIX or eight mare colts, and isto
be sent 70 Bloominetop, III. Three Of the
horses weighed 20i0 pounds each when ship
ped, and the rest averaged about 1900. They
are magnificent loqki1g animals, standing
about sixteen hands high, FsgV atontIy limbed,
apd with heavy names end tails, Tbgea IF
then are valued at 81, 900 each, and tie 9TH
ers II $500 each for stock purposes. They
are brooded With c9mmou Restern stock, and
The cross j. On animal weighing from 1900 to
1900 poands, apd worth n The West from
$l76 q 500 They ere used principally for
dran horses, but ore also easy drivers They
sfe neied fpr iher doeiIisy anS intelligence.
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la the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Peter Woods vs.. Hesekiah II. cAple aud wife
this 9th day Of July, A. D.
~ 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
hled N this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, uRless cause TO the contrary Thereof
be shown on OF before the 18th day Of August
next provided copy OF this order be insert
ed Tor two successive weeks before the AS
named day in some newspaper published ~
Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy,--Test:
jolly si-2ts FLASK I. SHAW, CLERK.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby gwen iha, the ssbien
~ Der has obtained from the Orphaa,
Cour, Of Carroll county Letters Tes,ameanr
on the personal estate OF
HARRISON II. LAMOTrE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An person.,
having claims against the deceased are herthy
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 10 the subNfi.
Der on or before the 26th day Of Febrsay.
1881; they may otherwise by Law be exclsAsl
from oh benefit Of said estale. Those 10.
debtcd are requested to make immedai,
payment
Given under my hand this 2c,h dag d
Jaly, lssO. HANSON 81 DHACH,
juiy ai-ft Executof
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An immense Democratic ratification
meeting was held in New York city on
Wednesday night. Hon. Samuel ]. Til.
den presided. Speeches were made by
Mr.. Tildeu, Gen. Ewing, Of Ohio, Hon, J
Randolph Tucker, Of Va, Senator Jones,
Of Florida, Senator Jonas, Of Louisiana,
and others. Over 10000 people were
present, and the meeting was held in three
different halls, in addition to the outdoor
demonstration.
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Sunday School Pic Mic.

HNHE Deer Park Chapel Sunday School
"A will bold Pic Mic On sATuRpAY, stf'
TENDER :, 1880. The exercises will consist
OF Singing BY the School, Addresses by sew
eFal prominent Speakers, Balloon Aseea,
SION, &c. Ice Cream, Confectionery ana
trnli will be sold for the benefit Of the school
A hand Of Music will be in attendance.
July q
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

REMAlNlNG in The Post Office, at West
~ minister, Nd, July "a, 1880;
Bausl, Jos. l.. Saviuston. Mary Jane
Birighlner Elizabeth Shipley, Mrs Annie n
leisier, Abraham Spencer, David
Kicker, Frank +. Zaeharias, W. ].
Richard, Bros.
Persons calling for matter in the above LIST
viii say il wasadyeriised..
july 81 A. H.gHUBER, P. N.
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IsDIAsA.-@Whai will you do with the
10000 negroes eOloniaed into Indiana r.
said gentleman to an Indiana Democrat,
at the Cincinnati Convention. eve will
get two white votes for every black one
the Republicans have colonized in India
ma he said. "0ur white voters, of both
parties, are greatly iaceused on account Of
ihss Attenuation scheme, and viii vote ae-
cOrdingly. Mark what I tell you
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Anthmetical Political Omen.

w. A. Taylor, writing from Ohio, to the
New York Sun, solves the political question
in this manner Take the letters of the al.
phabet in their numerical order from one up
to 20, spell out the names Of each candidate
and number the letters in their regular order,
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Ancient mariner, Thompson. says that
the Navy is not the baby il is representa-
10 be BY the press, and that 10 case Of diff.
fculsy with Spain, ii will give good ac-
count of itself We hope the Secretary is
not romaucing.
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The Garfield pole, at Towsonsown, with
a forty feet banner, blew down, on Thurs
day evening Of last week. Garfield him
self will 90 down under The strong Hancock
breeze ia November aaxt.
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Tammany wishdtaws Is Electoral Tick
1t, 70 tlnt Hancock and English viii 70
esissSthe anis1d Democratic vote in New
York. Thisensanss victory Now let the
Virgins HeaaiasIsE Dsmogacy do Ike
wise
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New Windsor College and Seminary

Mems Sept. g. Climate ansnrpassee'
~ extensive buildings, experienced insiras
tors both sexes admitted and graduates.
Address Rev A. NJ. Jelly, D. D., Presidenb
New Windsor, Nd. Ialy sl-2m-
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The fatal results following the use of aars
iheties by dentists were the subject OF an In.
teresiing discussion before the New Jersey
state Denial Society the other day, and DE
sensible conclusion was reached that The
nse OF aRiostheties should be DISCOURAGED. ex
eept Ia cases where il cannot be avoided. A
better plan would be 10 refuse To administer
them at all, except after consultation with
the family physician Of the patient,
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No. 1927.
In the Circui, Cour, ior Carroll county, Sitting
In Equity.
Andres J Eckard and others, VI. Ellen v.
Eckard, and others.
ORDERED this 2slh day OF July, 1854
~ that the account OF the special auditor
made and iiled 10 this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shoun on or before the 10th day
Angus, next provided copy Of this order
be published once week for two successive
weeks IN some newspaper pablished in Car
roll county before said day.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk
True Copy Test
july Si'2i Faux. 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

NO. ll73.
IL the Circuit Couri Tor Carroll county, Siiing
in Equity.
Elizabeth Eckard, next Friend, &c, v. Elleu
Y. Eckard aud Others.
ORDERED this 2sth day Of July, A. y.
~ 1850, that The account Of the SPECIAL
auditor made and filed in said cause be hnAly
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 tive
contrary thereof be shown on or before iht
10th day Of August next; provided a copy Of
this order be Published once week for ,sd
successive week in some newspaper pub
llshrd IN Carroll connty before said day
FRANK a. SHAW, Clerk
True Copy
july 8l2t fRAxE T. SnAw, CLERK.
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A destructive hail storm occurred In Nor
iolk county, Va on Wednesday last
Snow fell for two hours at Mt. Washington.
July 20. ''"'
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A Cam WlrHorr ExEBALls. The Tyrone
Pa, Times says that Mrs. Robson, ofWar.
r'orsmark, Huntington county, is the mother
Of a little son, nov about months old, born
without eyeballs. The child, as matter Of
coarse, y entirely blind, bnt cheerful, happy,
and beautiful TO look upon. Il Is physically
perfect 10 every other respect and looks Ike
a child asleep, IL eyelidS being eIosed, but
perfect.
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Is IN tbs .ir--H Hancock win 30 she
next President
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08
NeW Advertisements.
PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A. Mayer PrrsI.
dent af the Court q Common Pleas Of the 2tth Judicial
District, consisting 0f the counties Of Centre Clinton
and Clearsld. and the Hon. Samuel Franck and the
Hon John hiSens, Associate Judges In CsutFe ooauty
having issued their precept bearing date lfth DAY ~
February, 1880 10 directed for holding Court Of
Oyer aud Terminer aud General Jail Delivery and
quarter Sessions ~ the Peace In Bellefonte for The
county OF Centre. and to commence the FOURTH
Monday Of April next, being the 26th day of APRIL
tshu. and to continue two weeks. Notice Il hefpby
given TO the Coroner Justices Of the Peace Aldermen
aud Constabes Of said county Of Centre that they be
then and there IN their proper persons At 10 occk
In the forenoon of said day with their recors iaau
sitions, examinations and their uwn remetabranr@s
10 do those things which 30 their Office appeFtalns 10
Be done aud those who bound In recognizances %
prosecute against the pro0nefs that or shall he in
the jail Of Centre county he then and there 10 prose
cute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at nellefonte the lst DAY Of
April. In the year Of our Lord 1850, and the one
hundred and third year Of tho Independence of the
United States.
144t JOHN sPANGL.R. sheriff.