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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-29

Destroying Bed Bugs, Cockroaches, Ants,
Moths and Parasites of all kinds.
- The apparatus for generating the steam is
an ordinary nursery lamp holding half pint
r OF the Medicated Fluid, with a tube at the
top to direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. tits heated with
a small spirit lamp beneath the boiler. For
Dwellings, Hotels. Steam Ships. Restaurants
&c, nothing ever discovered equals this ap-
pliance. 1t is harmless to human life; is in
Expensive and simple IN its use. While a
<.,host potent means for destroying Vermin
1t is the best disinfectant known and may be
most effectually used to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as Yellow Fever.
Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever. Dptheria,
Small Pox, &c. One trial is the best proof
of the great advantages of this over all other
appliances. Tor sale by Druggists and Gen.
eral Dealers.
j. C. SPENCER, Proprietor,
532 Washington St., N. Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-24
$ II A E T II

$ II A E L r.
Java Coffee,
Mocha Coffee,
Coffee
Costa Eica Coffee,
Blended Coffee
Package Coffee
Canned Coffee
English Breakfast Tea
Green Japan Tea
Green ,Gaupowder Tea
Green Young Tea
Natural Leaf Japan Tea,
Natural Leaf Package
Green Package Canned Tea.
Sugar
Family Soap,
Family Utah Flour,
Family California Flour.
Crackers, All Kinds,
Mscanonl
Vanilla.
Spanish Paste,
French Paste,
Dried Fruits
Ec,Ec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-24
DAsRTgR's MANuEs

DA2ATgR'S MANuEL-House and
Il sign painting, gralning, vanishing. no.
ishing, kalsOmining, papering, lettering. Siam.
ing, guiding, etc so cts. Book Of Alphahefs
eO-~Scrolis and Ornaments, q. Watchmaker
Baker, 50. Candy-maker 80. Taxider-5fst
50. OF booksellers. or by mail
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

The SuDbury Gazette says there are
several instances OF disease among
people ia that city which 40 nearly re
sembles what is known ns pink eye
among horses that IL Is called by that
name.
Al about 4 o'clock on Saturday morn.
ing Charles q. Wells. OF the Dudley Oh.
seryatory, at Albany. n. y, discovered
bright comet in Hercules, right ascen.
sion seventeen hours ffty.two minutes.
north declnation thirty two degrees
thirty minutes. The comet has a tail
about five minutes in length, aud a
nucleus OF about the eighth magnitude.
The three mnsted schooner Isle OF
June arrived at New York from Nassau,
with IA cargo Of logwood. The entire
frame OF the vessel Is made Of mahugny.
while the Rangways. the sky leights and
the finishing Of the cabins are of the
same wood. The Isle OF June Is one oi
the same substantial vessels in the world
Her length II l0l feet, with II feet beam
aud she draws l24 feet OF water. The
vessel is owned IN New York, Nassau
and Camden, y. J.
a farmer in the Neustead nciehbor.
hood. near llOpkinsville, KY, lett some
Rarntreled swIHe hanging on pole oul
Of doors. During the night a colored
man stole shoat and walked of with
the pork on his shoulders. Ia attempt
ing to pitch the animal over a fence a
bali mile away, the Fambrelstick caught
the thicfs neck and the force ofthe falI
wts 90 great that the neck Was broken.
On the following day person riding 10y
saw strong siRht-on one Of the fence
dend thief aud suspended on the 9th
cr a dead porker.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
Attorney General Brewster makes some
Truthful Remarks.

WASHINGTON, March %. 49, Attorney
General Brewster has written to Dallas
Sanders. assistant district attorney gen.
eral, who j. now at Charleston, ). C.,
enclosing = copy OF the proceeding,
testimony and argument ia the con.
tested election case of SmAlls and
Talma IN the House, calling his and
Judge Mrlton's attention to Il. and di
TcCtuc a thorough Inyestigatiou aud
the prosecution OF the most important
persons concerned in these attempts
to defeat honest elections 10y iraudu
lent or forcible means. The pfosecu.
ton OF few Insignificant aud obscure
persons, he say-, he will not consider
IA being those that justice requires to
be- instituted and purued.' Coniin-
uing, he says, You are Democrat,
and | very properly sympsthize With
your party, and talk TO you with
little more yigor because YOU are
Democrat, ana also because we enjoy
such close personal and friendly rela.
tons. | wi-h TO express my Repuhli
can convictions upon the subject. but
irrespective Of my Republican convic
tious intend more emphHtlcalIy to In.
dicaie how important all Of this j. 10
both tides, that there should hc far
play fair play all around. There il no
just judgment Of popular will in any
election chat Is controlled or biased by
force or fraud, aud do insist that both
Democrats and Republicans should have
their faces set - flint against any
abuses against the free and fair use OF
the ballot box" Mr. Sanders IN reply
says the cases selected for trial are, ex.
cept in one or two counties, the man
ayers of elections and the board of
county canvAssers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
L0ngrellOw Dead.
SKETCH OF TUE CAREER or THE FAMOUS AMIR.
ICAN PoET.

lCAN PoET.
BosToN, March "a. Henry Wadsworth
Longtellow, the poet, died at 3.l5 L. M.
to-day, at his house in Combridge, sur,
rounded by his family. He had been
alling for some time past, but it was only
yesterday that signs of immediate dis
solution manifested themselvs. Mr..
Longfellow was horn at Portland, Me,
February 81, 1907, and at the aye Of Ii.
when be entered Bowdoin College, had
already given evidences OF poetic taste
and genius. After graduation he cssHyed
the study of the law with his father,
but his tastes soon led him to accept
the tender of the Professorship of
Modern Languages in his Alma Mater,
and after four years of travel abroad-in
lS30-he entered upon the duties of the
position, which he faithfully and salts.
iactorily filled until 1885, when he re-
signed TO accept a similar proiessorship
at Harvard, and then again spent two
wears in foreign travel. Removing to
Cambridge, Mass, Professor Longiellow
devoted himself Tor seventeen years to
the Harvard proiessorship, which he re
signed in 1854.
Mr. Longlellow's first volume ofpoems
was published in 1888, and thenceior
word his work improved and his name
spread until his poems have been trans
lated into almost every spoken lang
dage, aud his name to day Is a familiar
one throughout the civilized world.
Mr.. Longfellow paid third visit to
Europe in 1865 60, on which occasion he
received the degree OF ID G. l.. from the
University of oxford. lie nd already
received the degree OF Ii. d. from
Harvard in 1859. and that OF u. c. L..
from Cambridge, England, in 1868. In
1873 the Academy ot Russia, an institu.
uon founded by the Empress Catherine
II in 1873, and in every respect a coun'
lerpart OF the Academy Franchise, ex.
cept that highly distinguished foreign
writers can be elected honorary mem.
bers, conferred that distinction on Mr..
Longirllow, and also on the late VII
liam Cullen Bryant. This distinction
would have secured to the poet, in case
he had ever visited Russia, the honors
due to nobleman OF the first rank. In
1874 he received large complimentary
vote for the Lord Rectorship of the
University of Eilnburg, and IN 1878 b."
received from the Emperor Of Germany
the Order of Civil Merit. Ia 1877 he
was elected an honorary member OF the
Spanish Academy.
The poet mrrricd Mary :. Potter
when he was hut - years OF age, but his
wife lived only tour years. + ght year,
later he married Frances Elizabeth Ap.
pleton, who died in lNGl under very
tragic circumstances, her death being
the result Of serious burns. longlellow'-
surviving family consists Of two sons
and three daughters.
The Christianity Of Lonpfellow was
as simple a. that OF the New Testament,
and ~ catholic, his creed, h:s worship
and his life aerc love.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
The Falling Rivers.
ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM EVERY QUARTER |
AN ESTIMATE or THE OVERFLOW.

AN ESTIMATE or THE OVERFLOW.
VICKsBURG, Miss, March "a.
Encouraging news from every quarter
regarding the falling rivers continues to
be received. Large portions OF tillable
land in the YazoO, Tallahatchie and IN
the Deer Creek country are reported
clear OF water. with rapid fall in these
streams, also above here on the Missis.
sippi river. Dry land is appearing in
several places on the Mississippi side,
and planters in that quarter are feeling
encouraged accordingly. At Delta, La,
the river has fallen Two inches in the
past twenty four hours, with gradual
decline above that point rs far up rs
Henderson. 1t is believed that plant
ing operations will be in progress on
Deer creek in about ten days and on
the Sunilower in about twenty. Steam.
boats still continue 10 bring large lots Of
cattle. people and plumber from the
flooded districts to this point.
NEw ORLEANS. March PA Delphi
La special says the Black aud Tensas
rivers and Bayou Macon are rising
rapidly and fears were entertained that
the stock scaiioldcd along these streams
would be drowned. The loss of stock Is
now estimated at $50 900 and the loss
IN fences wi amount TO 500 COO. Fli.
ty.elRht thousand people 1--we along
these streams and cultivate one hun.
dred thousand acres OF land. The over
flow in Concordia parish extends from
the Black to the Mississippi river, a die
tancr Of thirly.hye miles; IN Tensas
parish, from Tensns river TO the Mis-.
sissippi river. distance OF thirty miles;
IN Franklin parish. from Tensas west to
Ouachita river, a distance OF tex miles
Madison parish, from Bayou Macon To-
the Mississippi river, distance OF thirty.
five miles; East Carroll. from Bayou
Macon to the Mississippi river, 10 miles;
in the upper portion OF Franklin par
Ish, west OF the hills ot the Tensas,
which skirt Bayou Macon, the food ex-
tends TO OuichIia river. Il distance of Is
miles. The TentAs river since Saturday
has risen feet and Is stlll rising at the
rate of ] ! inches in II hours. Along
the Teusas and Bayou Macon the water
l. 3 feet higher than in 1874 and the
unprecedented How is accounted for
by freaks in the levees at Auhken's
bend and Goodrlch's landing. The ra.
tIuns which have been sent up ~ this
section are suiiiclcntto supply the wants
81 destitute people tor some time, un.
les. the food becomes still more disas
trous. The people are all in good
health aud say II the water subsidies by
the middle OF May they will make full
crop.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
COURT PROCLAMATIOv

ss-,,t 't'.NhAH t'e Hon. ChaflrsA A. Mayer. pre,I
i,t.,,t, ~ NINA F..ais %. 10. sath Judicial
80. ,'"hE ~ TIE 'Igbtir- e C-ntfr ,lib,,,
,, no 70 h,ia End ihe lion = isfIr.r, .,5 a.,
H.h HIhti'. hss riztr ludsr, Iu Capt,, ,,.,,
SS."F ,sf'l nor Tf"osfi is.s8rg date tt. l.fi r
a., 80. w. Hi" '4tsftTJ flf luIIirr a C,,5,, r.
~ - Aha I"finin'r aud Srurral JaI b,,-,,,, 80
N.4'.'f -i"hs 81 %" Peace in EsrIrfsrf. g.. al,
Inv .''n'i' and o. oamururs ai tHe stt NJ.
isS ~ 1I.'' "'hi being the -Gth dag II 1p,it
'-+. A"4 Z" continue tus vefl. Eaft.. al, 49,
k''n u Ne '"fnurf, Jusfos. - isr Peace 49,,
W. 'o.''Hilr, d" sld county of Centre tia, ,bs, i
~ The forenoon oi ,aid asl vifb 49,, -, @ 80
"'ohs examinations. AID their own ,,ts,,4t,ts.
~ ~ th'a+ ming ~hirh g. Thur oH.rr afi,,tIl. =,
pr"teeniF aganst the prisoner. tiai ~
we JAZZ - 'ruit" county. D., then aud thrr. =, 49,,
"piF Azaiusi 'h'in hs shall o. joel
,'h "i's, ny hand, AZ ilsilsfrtfs the "a dsy
hli'l Hh1 EhA ysaf - The IrIaf.td,.,.,. "a a.
'H''"' Sta''s THOMAS J.. uJAEEL Hb.rig
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

washinEton Dispatch 10 the Boston Tost
The majority OF the house is so weak
and so without n leadership that 1t j.
drifting. II is daily becoming more
evident that it is the weakest majority
the house ever had. Reed cannot take
command because he is tho most thor.
oughly hated man in the house. lie
cannot get up the Geneva award bill,
and IL is unfortunate that that measure
should be entrusted to him, because the
longer action shall be delayed the more
certain IL is that the government will
retain the money. un the whole, 1t j.
safe TO say that that seems likely to be
the result. KassoB reveals an amount
OF nervous dread Of taking responsible.
ty not suspected Of him. and he wants
the friendship Of other ambitious men
10 aid him in his future aspirations.
Hiscock is thick headed. Robeson has
no skill and is not really respected.
Haskell IL TOR sfproeterea Hihi, and above
all sits The stupid, III hammered Keifer.
Any one of dozen members OF the mi
nority can floor the majority and their
speaker at a moments warning. The
bankruptcy bill is not talked about, the
civil service reform committees are both
asleep. nothing Is being done or con.
templated that is not in answer to some
popular demand. PolyFamy and the
Chinese must he because the pressure
against them was too great TO resist As
for the rest the majority of the house
has not capacity enough to put through
any important piece Of legislation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
Ex-senator Wallace.
HE Is INTERyIEwEp oN THg POLITICAL SIT
CATIoS AND THE PROSPECTS, oF TuE DE-.
NuJRNCY.

HE Is INTERyIEwEp oN THg POLITICAL SIT
UATIoS ASD TuE PROSPECTS, oF TuE DE-.
NuCRNCY.
The travelling correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Pres. interviewed eR Sen
ator Waiisce on - railroad train the
other day and succeeded iu discovering
that Ir. Wallace has no favoriie for the
suhcruatorial nomination. Tue CORES.
youdeut also learned from tho eG sena.
tor that the democratic party - held to.
gsther and sustained 10y ITS devotion to
principles while the republican party il
kept from falling TO pieces by the stick
ing plaster of the spoii.. By further
vigorous pumping the enteryrising cor.
respondent got from his victim m opin.
toD that the democrats will nominate
he next governor The interview is
preiixed by the fo.loWing compliment To
Mr Wallace which T. worthy ot note az
coming from n prominent republican
source "Mr. Wallace has rarely been IN
Wa.hIp gtpn since he LETT the senate.
How strangely different from the course
Of most men who have lived In The glare
pT official lie at the national capital. II
Is Is mclnncholy fac, tina, men, who have
teen IN cpugres. and gone out. like
night flies hover about the old time
light, dash into its flame for moment
only to be turned awey to.come again.
Rid Of the cares OF public lite they can.
not rId themselves Of the desire TO pose
.iatue.quely before the phulic eye. Hos
often have seen bright men reach the
level OF the lobby from the height OF a
-eat IN congress. They must be in
Washington, and they take what offers.
How often may they be seen trading on
the standing they gained ~ congress.
men and the privileges they have as ex.
members, plying their vocation Of cor
rupt manipulation % shamelessly a.
courtesans practice their arts under
the glare Of gas. Only the strong men
resist. Only the rich and brave return
to their homes content to enjoy their
fortunes in the respected dignity OF
private life, or labor like other men to
gain an honest living. Wallace left the
senate with great influence in the
councils Of his party, but he has content
ed himself industriously prscticiug his
profession aud sccumulating wealth in
the coal fields of the Clearfeld region. :"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
Retiring General Mcdowell.

WASHINGTON, March 24.--Some little
excitement prevails in army circles here
tonight over = report, said to emsnate
from trustworthy sources. that the Presi.
dent has practically determined to place
Major General McDowll on the retire list
and to promote Generals Pope and Nc.
Kenzie. These changes are said 90 con.
stitute one oil the objects Of General
Grants present visit 10 Washington.
General McKinzie IL said TO be one Of
General Grants favorites, whose pro-
motion in the service has been unusually
rapid. His proposed advancement, l.
not generally approved by army officers
here.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
BITTERs.
~ THL GREAf
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy |

The ekisf ingredient ana fe giving sisusst 81 th.
greet reHseay l. en- bert eamEzunly kBowu e httsT.
mnt slshsaEh bat vefy rsrsit soasd IN Ihis oantrt
excepting 10 the extreme Northwest. u - rathrsrd
in Ffoiass abundance - ths IatlAnders IN the hrAk
and sass-elaa mountains q Nnfaay and ssesasa aaa
has, IN eeaHetiun With either tagrediaess hexn usea
ainone themselves exclusively fgr yfnrs enc If the
erestest remeaies Ger byssesss4a Kianey AaA Liver
oetHflaiHs that has ever been sna~n.
" Fia1laH this pfepaHastan before the American
rahlie ss eandldl9 believe tAal have eiisa lann
ieii WaHt, - giving mszleins that vii net uniy
temPcFefiiy relieve bot vii pititty earsayspepsia
kidnr1 aHd Liver UcmpiHnt had a their vAfss5us ~
fects surh - SOUR siasnAeA sick HesdarA. ns&ns Ia
the sds sd Rack Fait4faEasn af the Heart Caasife
ners ladigrsiioh, Yeile~ EAin, ewsmmiH< - ne
ltead, fallnsss ~ PIT e staaAeh tnw Spirits. A..
ihfee dos=s stli relieve ihs vsFst easa.
Ask yeaF asaegisl fof bestis and b esaxinesa.
Price. 7t eeata. -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
NeIO Advertisement
Bellefonte Enterprises.

Hih Ike Ne,o Year Belieionte prom
iseS 10 depeiop into the most propero,p
Of our inland to,cns-enterprise after
enterprise Is being started blythe capital
Of our public pirited citizens. The Car
Works are running 10 their full capaci.
ty, our Glass Works are opening wih
erery sho,o oC Csuccess, The Steel Eorks
'o'H giVe employment 10 100 men, the
Nal Works, for uhose success General
Bearer rOuches, ,0iH shortly offer employ.
ment TO hundreds Of peopLe-aH thee
public enterprises ,rR put Bellefonte in
he ran Of prosperous and widc.arake
'o'rns. Here, then, IL room and yidce
for Ereiy, spirited and dciire young
mcn. Among The bet aud most success.
j,H business cnterprises organized recent.
iy Is the LARGE AND WELL
FILLED FURNITURE ROOMS
ofJOHN PROUDFOOTG CO., op.
post The Bush House--nohing Ike It
IN The County. II visitors 10 Belcionte
,ciR only take The trouble 10 call al
onr Store, they ,ueH BE- surprised at The
quality, style and prices Of frst-class
Furniture. W. arc aiming 10 buy all
goods directly from The manufacturers
'cithom t'e Intervention Of agents, 50 as
to offer goods at bottom figure. ONE
profit "a sufficient W propose TO FIJI
your homes 'rih ParLor Suit, Bedroom
Su'ts, .S?(as, odd Chairs, Table,, any.
h'ng and ercrytling IN Furniture at
prices totrer than you can get IN this
County. We mean just rlat ,oe say.
We oLso offer he public ao serrioes
Of Mr.. John Proudfoot ,cho has tho.
rough kno'eiedge cfhe UNDERTAK.
ING business, and who 'riH keep on
hand, COFFINS, TRLlfuLNGS.Gc..
together ,cih a frst-cIass HEARSE.
Fair prices only 'ciN be charged. Gire
us trial.
JOHN RoUDFooT 4 co.
2.Sm.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

In response 10 the sensational report
Of the spread OF smallpox at South
Bethlehem, A. s. Goodwin, Chief Bur.
gess Of the town telegrsphs under date
Of Sunday as follows "The spread Of
small pox In South Bethlehem appears
TO he considerably checked. Only three
cases we're reported yesterday and three
so far to-day. Six houses were relieved
from quarantine to day and several
more are being fumigated. There are
now exactly 100 houses under quaran.
tine, many Of which we expect soon 10
relieve. Not single case OF small pox
has occurred where there had been re.
cent successful vaccination. The mem.
bers Of the Board Of Health think that
they have good reason to take hopeful
view Of the situation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

IF the mother Is feeble II is impossi
ble that her children should be strong.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable com.
pound is perfect specifio In all chronic
diseases Of the sexual system OF women.
Send 10 Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 223
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass, for pam.
phlets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

MoSRoE. Mich. Sept. 2j, 1878.
Srs--l have been taking Hop Bitters
FOR inflammation Of the kidneys and blad.
der. IL has done for me what four doc.
tors failed to do. The effect Of Hop
Bitlers seemed like magic to me.
w Il. CARTER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
DR. FRAZlER's ROOT Br1rERs.

RfHzisf's Root Bitisrs are Dot drAtB-siar vhi,tv
hevefags. tot strictly medicinal IN ever sssss
They act strongly upon the iivet and tian.ss ssp
the bowels epsu and feEbisf make th. Ssak strong
heal ths lunRs, buildnp the Brrfcs and cleanse the
bll.oa aud sssism q every imYufity.
fof bizztHsss Aush u hload ta the Head sndins 10
ApTlsxf. pyspeIsia fevsf and Ague Drrrsy p5gnflas
aud bleiehes scrufuluus Hunors and Sofsz Tetier
Ring Worm. White svslling, Erysipsias. Sase Ryes
snd ter YuHng men suffering frun Hsaknsas or
dellosts h.slih FraEieft Root Bitterars ssuseally
recommended. -
" ffssIet; have usea twp hgs,lcs Of year Root
Htisrs far Dyspepsia Dizziness. weskbess sad Kisrg
Disease. and they 90 me rod than the aecsa,
and al The medicine ever nsed Frsm the ffss aess
Eel ~ veil - ever did consider yuur ssetlss.s en-,
II tie greatest oi iissaings
MRS. 4 MARTIN, Cleveland q
sold by sl' druggists everywhere Al 81 per bottle,
HENRY & Co., Sole Props.
stly. e. ve..y 81. Nsw York
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

] HAD Neuralgia and Paipitation Of
the heart. PERusA cured me. AUu.
MELoEKT, Pittsburg, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30

NExT to an effeminate man there Is
nothing 50 dissgreeabls as a nanish
woman,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
Fifty-six Acres, more or less

Thetein erected iargr HOTEL. Hotel stable. nank
Rank. Distil.ty and other outbuildines Al ia gosd
order aud eBBaiiinn.
No. 2. Also all that certain mes.
suagr, tenement and tract If land situate In said
township, lying urar sstiainins thc afssve tract
Bounded hy lsuds ~ ihe BALD Eagle Furnace cssatauy
ard others. Being the same premises vhgrh Thomas
NcCuy, HiEh Shsih oi Centre cssunty ~ deaa dated
November =, 1855, cQnveyed 70 John CoIenhzves--
containing
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
NetO Advertisement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
hohs ~ license ~ The Offra = tbr CIefk u o,S,,s,
rs.'yhs oI We Fraef IN aui fgf Centre counts, asd
pat aFIla'.h Nii - made az the text Ea..igp, a
oi taid Cont o. grant The came. ~
Daniel GafnHn......... I..lt.r,..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
NOTILE 10 sTOCKHOLDERs.

~ The Annual Meeting ~ the sn.ckholdsrs a
ths Bald EzKs VALLEY Raitoaa COMPANY !. called f1r
TUESDAY, April ~. lssz at u oclock. NJ At Zu
south Fourth street. Philsasiphia. pa neztian f1r
President And Director sante day and piece
l2-a ALBERT HENs,iN Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
IN the Court of Common Plea. Of

y the Court of Common Pleas of
Centre county, Ne lzG Arrll Tern. lssa. In the
Hlaitef q the spplicaiian o The "Isntfs Mining ara
Manufacturing COHIaBy,- fof a drcfes Il dissolu.
upu. a.
10 all persons whom II mAy concern no.
cs a harehs given thst The Court Il Common Pleas
aid On the lsih dAy n Nsfch lss2 grant rule 20
.how oSuss shy tbs ''Csntis Miuug And MAnufaotur.
ng Company should moi be trd and it ehsrter
suffeuaerHi. and that u .uss - shown 20 the
ontrary dsrre q disaluiiOB vili hs nlsds co The
ith Aauasy u AFtil, lssg
ts-st J. @. HARPER, Pro,h'y.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NO. i. All that certain tract Of
A ' lard situate 20 TAYLOR township. Ccusrv ueahiy
Pa b''uudpd snd descril-ed follows viz neginnink
~ pcsi 90 the turnpike read. thence hy lard ~
Lyon. Shofh Go. south 81 degrees wsst 80 perchss
% = chestnut. thence north q degrees. west 81
Tsrches q pust. thence moth "a degrees szsi ~
perches g. sugar tree, thence north " degrees
= TeFchsz g. red osk thence north "a degrees
vesi ~ Pesehes 90 maple; thence sDpth - degrees
east " TsFehss 10 p'st thence south iif degrees
west lZ1 psrches ie the place q beginning-oon
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