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` Au E r tightih cOrrespontlent of the New
York' Trjbwee, esjtatiates on the introdue
, lion of stalutfivweraran aid iu agrioultu
rul'opeettilt!nia,
_as follow b :4.7,14te Farmer's
Future will be found in the application of
efeatlrlo Mt, iolticalfon ol (he soil! We
_artrrapidly enuring to the concluaion•here
that. the putt' old plow is a bonding: 'We
begin t,o thitik that. spade husbandry, np
piiedluty stem, is the right thing ; indeed
tpce aro Aonur-among us of the opinion
•'t tat ti maehiuo utuy bu livittited which
*ould in effeet, plow, aow, harrow and roll
tokidtber--=a diatiltine in fact which shohltt
make a seed:beit and Now 4httn •sned all at
odd' eperatiou. There bus 'already been
onetateam etigiuuu exhibited in Mk uountry
which will walla any Olthero and do anything
it la-required to do. •It hat feet about the
site of yours, air,'und it puts them down
bind the ground, one after the other, yet
very much in the fashion of a dandy going
upJ3readway, only the feet of the machine,
era tiled on wheels, and revolve regularly,
inateed.othintiviug upend down awkwardly.
Uke hi'. This maci,ine will Kolh , n4tli
a plowed field very coinfortabl,), awl rath
er quicker than'a B ond bunter, will g..t
over it; cud as it will drag a dozen plows
after it, I do 'not see, for my putt, why it
- altould not-be made'to eatry, as part uncl- 1
parcel of itself, a wecittibiaut that-will rea
dily °elven the • untitled giound into a
seed-bed. Well thou, as to drainage. I
saw a maoloine, the other day, that would
dig, dein audits , down ,sixteen and a half
feet of pipiug per minute; the pipes being
rather more regularly anti satibtlietorily
laid 'than any skilled workman can lay
them. The machine labored under the
disadvantage of being cumbrous, and of
being made to be 'worked by a- stationary
angina. But having got thus fur, it seems
to be .only one step further to give us steam
applicat ion , to the soil, so as to enable twen
ty, times the 'quantity of land to be put un
der cultivatiou' by the woe atuouut of la
bor, and it no greater cost than now.—
Then we may hope fur a produce of cheer
corn, ttie greet desideratum in this laud of
sweat and ti ii, where o depends upon
shilling nr trio, wine or less, in the price
of toad, balmily whether a man can reap
the tuivaittages of his labor, but atisolutely
tut crow ;whether he can continue to exist.
)
now WE DID IT.,
• Some twelve years since my father par
abased* farm whioli war. "Worked In death,'
Ant the-neighbors said. WO, "refound out
bow it bad beau worked, 'when we put a
heavy team and new plow at work, and the
virgin soil wee turned up six inches below
the four Welles Worked to death. Our
neighbors prophesied a failure, and when
our crepe vied with and exceeded their
own,. lbey wets full of stirmisings cc td the
wonderful strangers s auccessful in renew
lug such
- -"What intimate did
_you put on that
161 d ?" --- a neigher asked my father, one
morning, us they were looking at the deep
green waving corn, growing so rankly
triereio.
upk io a ftneed deep !" answer
ed he • " th ere is mulling like plowing deep,
and thoroughly pulverizing the soil, to
Wing good crops in all kinds of weather."
That field had been used as a meadow
"anus fifteen years, produeloglAlf a ton of
.bay,to the tiere.. We broke it up deep,
planted one year, sowed oars the next with
clover and timothy, and the third year cut
two toes to the acre
- Another bold has been used for oats - the
eag l e length of tithe. We plowed, but bad
poor oatv,..es so notch deep, new soil was
ward rep, never hating been exposed to
the weather, a hard end altnyat impeet3tra
lrle frost I t ,n leg been formed at • the depth
of three or f..or ir L ehes, where the plow had
neraped for years'.
As 130(.11 as pos , ible we grassed it, nod
had excellent 'meadows, where others tho't
nothing bur a bud weed, called devil-gut,
could grow:
All the posture laud had s vigerous
growth of elders on, but we fixed than by
plowing,"and orrofully picked up tho roots,
drawlug . thern in piles to some largo log or
tump heap, and enjoying a beautiful bon
fire after they become well dried; ao
etidetl all trouble with our "elders," but
not hatters, as !bey had failed to establish
—ihemerh•ee.du our tssiini . i;tion.—Cort of -the
Ohio Farmer.
GOOD Goer.): Fak.o.—Mixid of
grain, under the name of "meshes," have
been. eonituen in Lwow sections, and have
been prAtable. A correspondent of the
Rural NdW Yorker relates the following.
We should Oink the crop would make ex•
celleut horse or cattle feed, ground :—"I
had ileonversation with a tuah lately, who
was Traiparteneed farmer, having farmed
bout lk this State s (N. Y.) and Ohio, and
his g l immer of raising 1101110 tend was this,;,
I, take about huithels. of outs, and wix
them ith one bushel of rye, and sow this
amoutit-to tee* WO. The rye will support
the eats 311 ease of a heavy growtti„,and
prevent lodging. In this manner I have
rallied Slily unit seventy buaLtda to the
sere."
-
nom IN It' I N rm.—The filtureaehnsette
Memnon rueoultueuda to those who are
rearing 'owls &Mitt's; to feud out - roots.
They titer the growth rather thao the fat.'
ten mg - of animals, and are - therrrore otrre
suitable fur the . young than auy kind of
gain would be. i!or thitt purpose the fiat
turnip abswers welt, mid as it is often'
growu with but little trouble;,'it is worth
laying up a stuck. Turnips may be bur:
tied under kipile of - hay iu tbo bare—or
in the barn del'ar, without a errveirlog.
71EW Fr owniso uftui!.
The-January number of the llorlictiltvrtst
gives &last* and notice of a shrub - found In
Macon county, North Carolina, said to be ct
nameless and undesuribed variety of Rhodo
dendron, the flower of which is, second only
in magnificence to the Magnolia Grandiflore.
Irgrows to the height of four or five feet, and
ie millig,transplanted and cultivated. It is
gated that no American flower,elpteds this
in beauty. Its color is a bright crimson, ap
proaching scarlet, and the ponicles arc com
posed of twenty or thirty flowers, forming a
conical MSS nearly as large as a mart's head.
„Tfie Waves are evergreen; of deep color.
The spot where found is on the top of almost
inseCessible mountains. ,
ElM=ll
EMI
Nimorous agr
BIDDY' AIAiN HY'S CAT.
, . .
' Matthew Malony, better known by the
boys at.the will to "Father Mat," on , ro
u ning'frorn work ono evening, vas ml
at,the gate by lAiddy, hia better half, io
high state' of excitement.
"Matr each she, "there'd a strange cat
-et-the cabin. ` '
• "east her out, thin, tin' don't liebothor
in' tor about tho Wee."
"Faix, en' iv'o been strivin'' to do that
Porno for the matter Of ten minutes, past,
But she n jiet beistit My 'rialto, tiohint thit
big red ehlit in the corner. Will yes be
- lather helpin' mi. to (Arlie her out.klat?''
"To be sure I will, bad look to the eon.
sitWelle bus for me houae; show her to me
Isidtly,, till I tacho+her•tlio.respict that's duo
e man in his own liouse—to be table' pott
cetssion without as much as by Yet lave, the
thafe of the world l" . •
"*Now•.Mat had a special antipathy for
cats, and never let pass an opportunity to
kill ono. This ho resolved to do in the
present case, end tnstantly formed a plan
for the purpose.. IVercoiying but AIM 1110
.4 0
of egres6 fin the animal, be saya.to
"Have ye ivor a male bag intri house,
mo darlint '
41)tvil a wan is there, Mat. Yertoolt it
to the will wid yea to bring homelhipswid
this nternin'."
"Fuji an' I did, and there it is yit,
thin,- Well, have yet . ..paling' at all,
.in
tIU. house, that *ULM up ike a beg Bid
dy
"Troth, an' I have,- Nat; there's me
Suuday pittiooat ; ve:ean'dbraw the strings
omen at the top, an' sure it will do better
-nor lettin' the eat be Istria' yes."
"Biddy darlint, yea a jewbl to be think=
in' o' that same; be afiher bringin; it to
toe."
Biddy brought the garment, gild when
the strings were drawn elm it made a
very food atitietitute for the meal bag, and
Mit declared it was - "illigaut."
So ( holding it close against the edge
of the *et, he took a . look behind and
aw a pair of-bright - eyes glaring out at
him.
"An' fait there ye Ire, ye divil r Be
out o' that now; bad luck to all your kin,
ye thaviu' vagabono, ye. Bedsd an' ye
won't lave me htSuele at all wid perlito 'az
in ? Yer self-will bates a pig's jutirely.—
Biddy, have yea got any hot leather in the
house?"
"Yis, I've pleuty, Met; the . tay reitte's
full u• it."
"ile,aftber matte the matter of a quart
thin behint the chin till I ray how the any
divil likes IL"
"Ilonld 'im dose, Met; here goes the
water." Dash srent the water, and out
jumped the animal into Mat's. trap.
"Arrest', be the bowly poster, l have him
in, " Biddy," says Pit, drawing dose the
ads of the garment; "Dow bad oess to yez,
ye thafe, it's nine lives ye have is it Y Be
afther aiin' me forgiveness for the thaviu'
ye have been dein' in me house, fdr I'm
thiokin' the nine lives ye have won't save
ye now any seer Biddy, seise hook - of
the poker( ate whin I'll shoulder the bay
then yell' beat the daylights oat of 'im."
Mat throw the bundle over his shoulder,
and told Biddy to'play "St. Patrick's day
in the morning" on it. Biddy struck a
bout. three notes of that popular Irish air,
cud suddenly stopped, oielaiming—
"What swills so goitre, Mat, 1" It's
takin' me brith, away wid the power uv it.
Och, murther, Mat, share an' ye have the
devil in the seek."
.....
"Bate the ohld hayiben, thin ; 'III
Diver have a bettor chance, Bete the
horny off 'im ; lather 'im like blazes, me
darliiit
"Augh," !Lays Biddy, "I'm faintin' wid
the power uv 'lto. - Cast lin of yes, Mat."
"lowly St. Pother," says Mst, throwing
down the suck. "Biddy, the NEW is a
pole-oat t. Lave the bouse, or yea„ ; :ill be
kilt intially. Murther an' turf, how the
haylhen smells Och, Biddy Maloney,
a purty kittle of fish yes made- uv it, to be
sure, to be mistakin that little divil for a
harmless cat."
"Met, for tho love of God, if yea becon
vanient to the door, be zither openin' it,
for I'm pearly choked wid Och 'Bid
dy Maloney, bad luck to yea fur lavin i onld
Irelatwb to ho murthered in thin way 1—
llowly Alary purtect too I Mat, I'm claue
kilt, intirely; take me out of this !"
illat,„dswai her .out of doors, and then
broke for the pump like a quarter bale,
closely followed by Biddy.
"Shure, that little villain bates the devil
intirely ; he's ruined me souse, au' kilt Bid
dy, au' pit me out o' contrite wid myself
fur a month to come. Ocb, the deeinvin'
s agaboue`, bad luck to him ;" and Mat
plunged is bead into the horse-trough up
to his
I "Getout o' that, Mat, I'm nearly blind,"
and Biddy went under water.
"Ooh, the tnuitherite baste ! " Jaya Bid
dy, sputtering the water out of her mouth,
"nio'biast pettiooat is speitlt, intirely. Mat
Maloney, divil a trap will I ever help yez
sit far it cat ROM."
441)(41'4 trouble yourself, Mistress Malo
ney, ytivd played tbe.divil ae itia. Niver
fear me aim' a ba'porth o' yer anisMnee.
It's a nathral fool ye are to be tabu a
baste uv a pile-oat for a bonotha."-
Mat and Biddy went cautiously:l:mak to
the'cabin from which the offensive quadru
'ped had taketthia departure. Thingswere
turned out o' doors, Biddy's petticoat bur
ied, the bed, which fortunately escaped,
moved to a near neigkbor's, the stove move
ed outside, cud fur weeks they kept house
out of doois,by which time( by dint of
iscrubbing, washing and airing, the house
wits rendered ouoe more habitat, but neither
Mat nor Biddy have forgotten the "strange
gat,,,
._ 'John,' said so angry parent to his
son, , yop go into your room, and prepare
far a flogging.'
The boy departed, and when the angry
parent sa ,ght the offender tie was surpris.
ed at ibe swollen appearanoe of the young
rascal's beak. ~
•What dons this mean?' be asked
Vbat'son your beak..?'
`it leather apron,', replied John, !three
double. You told me to prepare fors flog
ging, sod I did the best I could.'
The bard set features of the father's
conntrnance•rclaxed, as did also the mos.
ales of the hand which grasped the• whip,
and John got off for once with a gentle ad
monition
MIMI
oink sole Pluto,
PEMYLVLITIA sarn,
conazolluP AND 'REVISED VERY wArs
Wen all Bank, marked {Misr/ them are other
counterfeits or altered notes of vartouS depoidAilv
timie 1p Cinculatlou.
UrTbe nines bf all Banks on whlgh we omit
quotations and substitute a dash, (--) ans reilated
by the bockats of Philadelphia.
LArNitmaituftimdulent-Bauks, as well as those
that havo gone out or existence, are omitted.
- BANKS.LbI PiIi,LADXL.PIIIA.
liank of Commerce), late Moyiunensing
Bituhof North Apiaries,* - -
Bank of Northern Liberties,* .
Wolk of Pennsylvania* -
Bank. of Perin Township' , •
Bank of the United States, - •
Commercial Bunk of Penn,* -
City Bank, - .....
Consolidation Bank, - -
Partners' and Meehaniplit Bank,*
(lizard Bank,* . . .
K onsinglon Bank,*
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank,*
Mechanics' Bank,* - .
Moyatneludng Bank, now Beak Ootrunenre,*
Philadelphia Bank,* - • - -
fichtvlkill Bank,*
KouillwaiiinoltdrOr -
Tradesinetus . Bank,*
Wosteru Bank,* ..... r -
ollitelnell ON BANKS
Allentown Benk
Anthrsolte Benk
Dank of Danville* I - •
Dank of Chamberiburge
Bank of tiottysburg* -
Dank of Pittaburg*
Dank of Chanter Co.* -
Bitok of Delaware Co. -
Dank of Cermantown -
Dunk of Middletown* -
Dank of Montgomery Co.
flank Id . New Caatio - •
D'k of Northumberland*
Carlini(' Deposit Dank •
Columpin Bank* -
corporation of Pittaburg
City ofokilegilonY. -
Cot of Allegheny* -
Dauphin Deposit Bank*
Doy eetown hank* - -
Eulan
131411k* • -
Xxehinge Bank*
E==l
Erie C 4 Bank '
• - •
Farmers At. ftfu'esll'k. •
Farmers' li'k. of &buil
kill County*. .
Farmers' d Brovers'llkst
Franklin Bank - -
Farmers' Bk of Baas Co
Farmers' Bank of Lan
caster* - - • •
Partners Bk of Reading*
Ilarriaburg Bank* - -
lionoulalo Bunk• - •
LNmuteriluAi
Lancaster County Bank*
Lobanon Bank* • • -
Look Haven Bank
Mauch (Munk Back -
Mechanical' Bank - • •
Mechanics' d hfnuu Ilk
Miner.' Ilk of Pottevillo
Aloonegobola liar& of
Brownsville* • . .
Office of Etre:inkyPrints
Do do
Do do
Do do
Warren County Bonk . •
Weet Branch Bank - -
Wyoming Bonk* • • -
York Bank* - - - -
York B►vlugs' B►nk
York County B►ok
Retie Notes, rijrd
Do do
'Formed* RetriTtas no
•
Trenton Banking Company, Trodon, N. J.
20's altered from 2'.. Vignette, /female with a
baaket in her hand.
Central Bank, Frederick, lifd: s's spurious.
Vignette, Beinale, shield, La
Mercantile Bank, Hartford, Conn. , spu
rious. Vignette, Reaper reposing.
gcchaitic's Bank, Willicansburg, N. Y. 10's
altered from I's. Vignette, Balklr steering a
ship
fud.on Bank, Obrtienttirryr, N. Y. s's, 10's,
and altered froM 2's Vignette, a boy read
ing a horse
Roc/eider City Bank, Rochester, N. I'. 20's
and 60's altered from 6's. Vignette, a (amide re
clining. .„
Hudson River Bank, Hudson, N. Y., Ws,
'Jotter 8, 'grimily filled up. Engraving nti
arable.
Easton Bank, Barton, Pa. I's spurious.—
Vignette, Ltioomotinvand train doers. On right
end a reaper asleep, and on left a female crowned
with ivy. Dated Septomhei , 20Lb, 1855.
2's spurious. Vignette, an Indian holding a bow,
and looking at an approaching train of earn. On
right end a deer, and on left a female holding a
scroll in her right hand. Dated Sept. 20, 1855.
Ws spurious. Vignette, a man ploughing with •
yoke of oxen. 19h - right - end, head ofirathiston;.
and on left, denomination. Dated, September
20th, 1854.
Boston Bank, 'Boston, Man. s's spurious.
Vignette, an eagle with wings 'Vended. On
right end an Indian female, and on left, denomi
nation Dated July 20th, 1865.
C,tu Bank, Ilartford, Conn. 3's spurious.
Vignette, cattle. Oa right end, female feeding
an eagle.
Farmers' Bank of Kentucky, Frakkfort, Ky.
10'e, letter A. Viuieusly filled ttp. Impression
heavy and dark.
Mechanics' Bank, Ph:hide/Ala, b's,
letter I) and 0, varbmsly filled up. The general
appeuunee-pod, though the Impression rrthe}
pole: The medallions on either side of the rig
nette hive too much white In limn.•• The oppr
portions of the lyre In tike genuine are Woaded
,alike, but In the oounterfeit they awe difforent.—
The words "The" and 'Bank'. in the title, hens
tho ;tisane! in ;think they are shaded, appear to
be blared. Signatures poor. .
Iron Bank, Ironton, Ohio. 10's, letter 13,
variously tined up In one hand *Meg. The en
graving of the eyes of the ague In the vignette,
blt3,vred..
TOIN' AND LAP ONNOLEO, ON
hand and fur sale cheap, at the alma of the sub-
AE P. WHAVILR,
doul2 hillaiburg.
SALT, FISH AND PLABTNt
10J On 4/tact and fur Edo by
WI F. WEAVER,
Miloshoirs.
floe] 2
LAsiomyrn QIfIurs.IIIVENDID
vat* ty. Juls. ruoeivixl Mal kw ado by
nov27 ' X IGA L9ll.
tipaits, Hoirrorr, RICA RAISINS,
,A.i NNW or all kinds, just received and for sale by
poen PIitINER.
QUGAR, OMNI, TRA, MOLASSES,
b./ Chocolate, liploseof all kinds, Hilt, 01le PIA,
Vinegar, Apples, Le. A good and herb assortment
for sate b y [nurfrl PRUNER:
WHO HAVE MHOTI WRITING
t 04 6 we me* them to try ItgALBll'B
impellerß7EL PEWS end INTL. Then articles
en Jan the thief fur 'wheel ember& Mali
a]MU—
Tat Oafee, eagar,
( Ohavai, Mobu Ml3 me:, 4 l:4 61 .
Good ankle'. On
hand and foe nab by JAO. F. WEAVER,
:dealt Maims.
Eli
DIACOIINT
1:23:11
- Par
- Per
• Per
- - t faired
• - - pat
COUNTRY BANKS
voevox
Allentown,
Tamaqua,
Chamborsburg,
Gettysburg,
Pittaburg,
West Chaster,
Chester, -
Germantown,
Middletown, ,
Norristown,
New Castle,
Northumbaril.
Carlini •
Columbia,
Pittsburg,
Allegheny City
Do
Efarriabsug,
Doylestown,
Easton,
Pittsburg,
Erie,
Erie,
Easton,
Sobk'll Haven
Waynesburg,
Womblngbao,
Bristol,
Lancaster,
Reading,
Ilerrliburg,
Ifunesdaic,
Lancaster,
Do
Lebanon,
Luck Marco,
Mauch Chunk,
Pittsburg,
Do _
rott;;Mo, -
I/rowan'lle,
Ilartleburg,
banesetar,
Reeding,
Esitoo,
Worn.,
W II liwurp,A,
W il kesbarro,
York,
• in PbULd•lpMia.
NEW 00UNTWANNITE
4 ,
TO TIM I=lll=l OY CENTRE. : i ..._
li/11,011PECTUE OP i -
THE DISMOORATIC WATCDIIWAN,,
To RR IWIELISSIME WIIIIIMT IN
BELLEFONTE CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
. - .
THE
THE ONLY ENGTHZ COLISH 'DUNT RY EMOCRATIC PAPER
rs .
.
The public' Is respeetfulilinflarmed that the Ent
number of a new Democratic paper, to be called
THE DEMOCRAT/0 WATCHMAN, will be lamed
In Bellifbate about the 17th of November. I
'ln edenmending oar undertaking to the favorable
consideration of our fldlow-oftisens, but more pat
tkedarly to the support of our Demooretlo brethren
of Centre county, a few words, explanatory of our
cousin, will not beelimeidered oat of place. Its po
lities will be ouitati DEMOCEATW, advocating the
fundamtintal truths promulgated by the great Na-
Coma Demooratio Party, believing that. itesioetrines
'fordirth to the whole weary, without reaped to edi
tion, the emelt anstMoet certain guarantee pf future
prosperity, and that they are calculated Co Inettro
dignity, position and character to our Government
Under thle ballet we shall battle In defence of the
Demoennie cause tiltis energy and unoomprousteing
fidelity.
In the Literaryand News departments we shall
endeavor to furnish our petrone_with such matters
se will tend to charm and divert, as well as instruct,
ihnnoeheete and refined, the amusing and romantic.
e shall Also endeavor to famish the Agsicleit , irol
triunity with nod items as may suit their inter.
ills laid Crennande at the present del.
Esbier upon a generous and liberal public fbr
toperation, promising that nothing shall be left
done or unattempted, we shell come before you, -
end throw ourselves and our enterprise upon your
liberality
--"Tire-WSrollwasete-will tetrwrinted every Wednes
dee morning, on a double-medium sheet, on new
type, In the best style of typographical excellence,
at the low price ofi f l.6o per annum, if paid in ad
vance, otherwise $2 00 will be charged
novl7 HENRY HAYS.
,
Tam Dem/Carrie WarraNAM —This lea new,po
litleal paper, established in Bellefonte, Penns , and
pledged to 'support the name it bears With the
paper's political anti's and %.11111A, and• its party at
Mehments, we have nought to do. We shall hope
to find it the true friend or a a tend morality, and
an example of courtesy both in political and social
life, and also the able and upoompromising ads.-
eats of Temperance. The editor, Mr. Henry Hap,
mewed for a time in the printing office of the wan engaged
in Philadelphia, where we found him sic
commoditing, strictly attentive to his business, and
i disposed to everything Just right Much qualities
the Bzomerate of Centre county, (and men of other
'revile' ' also,) many of whoof we know personally,
will be able to appreeiate.--zriesbytersan Banner
• , Meade.
Tice NY/email/4 —The IV - ateimam la the tii i le of
a new Demoontle paper established In itellefuni el
Centre twenty Penne., by Henry Hays, Esq Thu
purchase of the old Democratic' pelmet by the Know
Nothings/ and the consequent defeat of the Demo.
erodes party in Centre county, rendered the eget,•
liehment thereof** orthodox paper necessary ; and
Bum the tom) sad ability of theWatrhoopf tie here
no doubt-ft will route op to the especial' m s of the
Teo_ pie of that flourishing region.
Mr. Hays is • ybeing man arnalons of doing tend
and of rising in the profession of journalism, and
we think from the specimen before us that he will
suoiseed. We wish him mash success —l4'l/Aking
ilicll.Ull%.l7loo. SATIC WATCEN•N —This is the title
of a new paper Just started in Bellefinne, Centre
county, by Henry Hays, Eaq , formerly, we believe,
of gbh city. The first number which I. now be
fore us, presents a neat and buslness-iike appear
&nee, and the editorials give - .evident. of ability
and toot We wish the editor nevus in the enter
?thee, and trust that the Democracy of Centre county
will feel It to bo their duty to sustaio so true an or
gan of the party, 111 the Watchman promisee to he,
he the utmost of their ability We extend to Mr
Hays the right hand of fellowship, and welcome him
as • too-laborer in the glorious cause of the people
-Laiictimet Intelltgencer
DEMOCRATIC WATCHMAS is the Mime of a new
paper just started at Bellefonte, of which we have
received the second number The paper looks
bright and hopeful. The editors seems to have the
andelance of able pens In their neighborhood Wish
we could say the mine for this Watchman The
suggestion of the editors teebold sal editorial con% en
thsn In Bellefonte Is an excellent one, and we go In
fur It strong, provided It is to be a general thing, ir
respeetive of party. Rural editors can do much to
better their condition, If they will only twits, as
friends and make an effort to break down the party
bigotry which has been (timed on them by " lead
•in " politkdana American Watchman, Loci
oln-
Two DEMOCRATIC W•TCENAN.—We have received
the first number of a new Democratic paper with
the above title Just enownenowl In Bellefonte, Centre
eio, pa., by Ilatcar Hera, Esq. Centre bee been
without an English Democratic paper fur •year peat
the Democrat was bought over to the dark lantern
party , and Is now doing the bidding of the Abolition
leaders of that party. We have teamed from Rev
Mr. Mesh, that the Watekesn,f commenced with a
subscription lht of upwards of - 1,140 subeten.
dal subearibers, and that the Demoende are moving
is solid column to rid the county of Know Nothing.
Ism at the nest election—that they will twoomplialt
tiller paqtwe we have not a doubt. The latch own
Is printed on new type, and is ably eooduelad The
editor says "the paper will earnestly end unflinch
ingly advocate the men and mewures of the Demo.
era 110 party, and oppose linow Nothing-tem, Aboli
tionism. and every other dm so contrary to oho
genius and spirit of our republican institutions " --
We shall look for good nuns from Centro next fall
—Thstitingtion Globe '
"Daft DiIIOCIATI , WATe ' iIKAN ''- - Die, ,e "e I. ung,
dasenglishe Organ der Dr mok retie you Centre COlll3-
ty, In Bellefonte gedruOkt, welde hereon. afire vier
te Ereeheinung gentacht, ist eines liar echtensten
und beaten poiltewhen Zeinehntten In Pennsnlva
dee. tiler "Watchman" ward von lint Hager
HAYS hemusgegeben und von tuechtigen itestuoteu
run gefuehrt, die, indema wir We kennen, hand in
hand mit dem Beriohter die demokraltsche Grund•
sunken rein sad ohne jnrcht vertheidigen aversion
Jeder enlhich-loseode Demokrat is, County collie die
cos EMU nehmen, und idle mtegiiche Uoterstuatsung
demselben zugebreoht warden, wolureh Centre otion•
ty wieder in' seinen genie alten gusund domukreti•
when bland getirscht werden keno lihteek Video,
Unternehmee —flonokratt Oft 11(dr/ft,
DRIMCRATIO WATMINAN We were lest week
greeted with the appearance on our table of the first
number of a handsome paper bearing the above
caption, devoted to the ever-glorious prinoiples of
Democracy, and publlehed at Bellefonte, Po , by li
Hoye. A marked ability is displayed in its edito
rial contents, and the Demot-racy of Centre rosy
congratulate themselves on having a firm and able
-advocate in the Watchman - Like the liberty pre
*seeing doctrines it advocates, may its career be
ever upward and onward.—Johnetosou Echo
A DEMOCRATIC paper has been started at
Bellefonte, by IL flays, EN The first number
was issued on the Stith ultimo and gives evidence of 1
talent and skill both in the editorial anti mechanical
departments. The publisher deeerroes sUCCess, and
In the hands of the Demoortey of Centro we k .dow ,
he will realise it—Lewistown Democrat.
Dmitooitiric R arceitan.—Wo greet with great
pleasure the arrival of the first number of a nom
Demos:natio paper, established In Bellefonte, by H
Hays, who le evidently a vigorous writer We are
not only pleated to see that our Democratic neigh
bors have now a reliable organ, but we are gretilitel
to ler:n that it *tarts with a subscri ption lift of over
a thousand . The Democrats of Centre hare re
solved to redeem their county front Jacoby. sway,
and the Watthanan will prove a veluable auxiliary
In the good undertaking.—lfollidaysitorg Stan
dard.
TIM DEMOCRATIC WATCRTIAI4—This is the title
of a new paper about starting in this borough, The
type r az i t fit e re l e have already arrived, end the
Wm, mii i W il d send rot a ret
wird by leirn.etfte7r"y w ee k,
late of Philadelphia, who will, no doubt, endeavor
to furnish the Demtureey ef Old Centro with au In
; tereetlng Ind readable paper. Leaving polities oat
i of the question, we wish our new brother eassome
Whig.
11.1 ,4 We have received the second pumber of. The
- Democratic Watchesanqublisbed by Henry Hays,
' Esq., formerly of this plies, at Bellefonte, Centre
County, Pe It makes a meld appearance, is printed
on a doable medium shoot and should receive a
liberal patronage (cum the community In which It is
landed. Wa %Woe that Wien Forney, Esq., also
fonnerly,of thli county, is a/Undated with Mr. Hays
In the editorial department of the paper. We wish
them suotwee in the enterprise.—Columbia Spy:
THE DEMOCRATIC WATOMMIAM is the title of a
new Democratic paper Just started at Bellefonte,
Centro county, by our old Mend and Ofeen•lnate
Henry Hays. Thd lumber beide us is neatly got
ten up anti will no doubt be an invaluable auxiliary
to the cause it espouse.. He hfut our beet wishes.—
Atari/whin, Marietta. Pa.
Toll DIMOOR AT/0 WATCH/111 la the title of a paw
Dennierette paper just started'at . liellefoote, Contra
county, by Weary Hays. It , presents a' rentarli•bly -
neat appearance and gives evidence of having a
man to conduct It. We hope the Watchman mpy
*noosed, and 'ln Its gumless porge Old Centre of
Know-Nothinginn and Its Organs,—Lyooseing Ca•
setts.
14P` Ws have received the first number of a new
paper printed t Dellehmte, by Henry Hays, It is
a handsome shoot, well printed displaying editorial
talent, sue a wand Deerweratktpeper—jnst nosh a
owe as has home wanted for some dale past by the
Demeeinv ad Centre minty. May meow crown
the now Mass'sue orymet. Maarills iStfiii*
ficOIT.
We reeeired last *soh the seemed number of the
Democratic Watchman, a new Demoorstio paper
11033
Prr
a
10
6
Jut starteti tier, .11
The that number vivre rushed as. There }as been
uo Damooralle paper published in English id Oontre
county . fot More tun a year put, the Old Cmitre
Ilemocritt ; having been degraded into au mad of
Kncw NOthingism
The WateA man, judging from the numlier before
us, will be well worthy_of the support of the party.
The editorials are wall written, and tik e mechanical
Vrth ol pet e:oslled t : y an an or y gitn7i e t r il i t n a e lo o" p t r r t y 4l — ct
that Centre county will goon be again what it has
been herotofors—one of the strongest and most reli
able Democratic, oeuntios in the titate. We arc
pleated to learn that the aorta 'of Mr. hays are
hi
c o to be properly iippreoleted by the party in
his county, and that ha will net he allowed to lack
for "material aid" in carrying on his enterprise
The Democrats In Clinton arc alfl giving trim a
handsome support His list in Look Haven is one
of the largest and beet within the delivery of the
Post (Mee. We heartily role's , * at his prospect of
111100091.—Lock Haven Democrat.
Tea DaIIOOIIATIC WATCHMAN.—This Is the title
of a new paper, published in Bellefonte, Centre
county, Pa., by Henry Hays, Esq., formerly one of
V
the publishers of the Larwaster omocrat. The
Fret number Oval evidence of ability, and a deter
mination on the part of the editor to publisKjust
such a paper as the Democracy of Centre at this
twee need The Centre Dortorrat wee bought by
'the Know-Nothings—the party was. ooneepiently
loft without en organ in the county. The Wait . .. -
min was started'lsith the view of taking the playa
of the Derwerat, and we are glad that Mr. Heys
commence his career in that county under such
favorable auspioes—be having received, in the
coulee of a *few days, one thousand subscribers
Success to the enterprise --Ilarri•hurg Patriot.
Tee DeIIOCHATIO WATCO MAN. — This is the title
of a new paper pat r , et BeHefentsr °entre cio.l
by fl oury Hays., Es ~ Thas lirst number presents n
neat and business-II 0 appearance, and the editorials
give evidence of ability and tact. We wish the edi
tor success in the enterprise, and trued that the
Democracy of Centre county will feel it to be Oder
ditty to anstain se true en organ of tho party, as the
Vatrh matt promises to be,to the utmost of their abil
ity W 0 extend to Mr. Hays the rights hand of
fellowship, and welcome him as a colaberer in the
gimlet.' cause of the people—Norristown Marlt
on,
'l'nn DEnhenamo WATCCIIAN —henry Keys,
, has oe:unmanned the publioation of a new'Dem
ea paper in Bellefonte, Centre county, under Om
above appropriate oegno nen. Onr friend Wien For
ney, -we are pleased to observe. appears with
Mr. Hays, u Astoci .to Viler. The Democrat' r
WohJ ma a is a large he masonic sheet, well
filled and ably conducted. Ai it Is the only Eng
lish Democratio paper In Como", lie establishment
there is an opportune as Itv sucoeu is cortain.—Co
htmfita De mosrat.
CO" We hare tecotod the first number of a now
Demoeratio paper j ist started In Bellefonte, by
Bonny Mrs. outfitted the Democratic W"pteli
moo, which le Doty n Isms nmi bandannas sheet.
The Watchman Is putty Nisitstratto—nnd Is Jost
faith a paper as detterves, and will no doubt resolve
a hearty support from the Demottrany of Old Cen
tre —From the Clearfield Repohlicon.
New PArsit —We have received tho first nem
her of the Deraorratie Waltham'' , published In
Bellefonte It is neatly printed and look. well
We hope the editor will realise a handsome profit
from his undertaking.—From tha Clearfield Rafts
ows Journal
We became acquainted with Mr. Hays, who was
about starting a new old line Democratic paper to
be called the Democratic WateAmara. Ha appeals
to be an energetic man, and having a strong faith
in Demooracy, will, we hope, make old Centre re
deem itself
L e' The DiVACRATIC WATIIIMAN, V the title of
a new paper which hes -meetly been started In
Itollefonte, edited by II Ilkyr, who is a racy writer.
We extend our beet wishes, and hope it may adhere
an nn pinster, to the prinoiples now aspen
sod —.l. Moore Ropublsean.
Tee DEMOCRATIC WATCIIMAIE.—ThIE Is the title
of a new paper Just started in Bellefonte, by Id Hays,
the first number of which we have received It Is
very neatly printed, well edited, and the best of It
Is, It Is a found Beincoratle paper. Wqp wish Bye:
cue —Tyrone Dem.
DEMOCRATIC WATCIIMAII Is the title of • new'
Deinnerotio paper recently started In 11bIlefunte. Pa.
by Henry Hays, Esq. It Is nosily executed and
edit." with spirit and ability It Is bound to site
coed —Jervey Shore Neter Lever
. We have received the first number of • fine
in 'long Dnmuorstio powor published in Bellefonte
by Henry Hey. It is well printed, on good pipe
fairly edited, and soundly Dontoor►tio.—Senhwry
Gasette
The MOCRATIC "Waventrite —This is the title of a
new Benvooratto paper Just started In Bellefonte by
11 (lays Ills • neat sheet, and Judging fmm the
first number, will be ably conducted We extend
oar best wishes to the editor —Norm, Berlin nem.
101ENINTIVAIIIA HOTEL, S. W. COE
/. NEB of the Diamond, Bellefonte, Centre Co ,
Pa.—Tbis large and conveniently loomed house,
having been c o mpletely remoddled, repaired and
hummed, le now opened for the accommodation 14
the public The proprietor of this establishment
respect! ally Informs his friends and the public that
ho line spared neither pains nor expense, to render
it • desirable retreat to ail who nmy favor him with
a call, as ho is determined to do all in his power to
promote their comfort and aonvenlence
Ills Table will always be supplied with the beet
that the country will afford
The Rooms are large and well ventillated
The Stabling connected with the retablidtment
large and excellent, and In charge of (fateful and
extaxtenced hmdlers.
Ile also has created sheds for the use of (terriers
and buggies
Stage+ arts arriving and departing daily
In.-abort nothing shall be neglected to give entire
gatistradion to those Livoring him with a roil
lt. D. CIIMMISIUB.
liallefonto, Pa
nov27-Lf
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Lion of these pictures boos imuluted the envy,
jeal
ousy and ounuing of certain operator., who riot only
detract" the public by selling b.rme oounterfolts, but
who moreover use my toile mark, “Ainhrotypeo."
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wn.. and they ran judge for thenrosives
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With all the truth of Nature, sod the permanency
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am life.
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phere, and may he lain in water for months with
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A greetlmprovement upon the Urystelletype pro
cess, by which pictures aro noels dirrot from life,
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tographers empl o y U na princes These Mezzographs
are efilllll to thp finest evras 1111, tend mere tiocurato
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Winery and examine eiteelmetwo . of both of the above
branches of Art bothre thej - prneura plotares else
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nov27-tf Philadelphia
tIIPILE DAC/T=3o43f OALLERY.
The blushing dowers fide ?loin earth,
Youth's beauties psis away ;
But Barnhart's pictures Geer Montt,
To muck at Time's daisy! '
This (lathery is now opened to the . lowiiiiseemider
lbe control of
' ' JB. BARNHART, . .
With facilitlei for Lague•rrotypiog rarely equalled
or perhaps never surpttawd in the country. A soft,
mellow toile, beautifully blended in light and shade;
aperfect delineation of restored and drapery, and
the pleasing afoot incident to •Judiolougarrange
ment of the attitude, are LI uly obite's wonky of no
smell oonaldoration. Like many other branches of
science, the meal Important requisites ean,only he
*Stained by years of pi-Isabel experience and goose
observation Of snob we have had the advantages.
Times who have Meats they fondly cherish,
.should remember disease may faun withering
hand upon there. The vital spark of life, toot to
day barrio bright ~ kielpet:rms of the future, to-
morrow tasty be war.. 4 amid aat lion - um
bers of mortality. Why not secure your routines
when it is both expedient and economical to do no?
We wish not to be under the necessity of transfer
ring your Image to a polished surface, In the icy
embryo of death.- We ere ellen tailed upon to
perform' this sad art in memory of the departed,
but hereafter in so rose, will our charge he loss
than 1110, nor will thepictures of such 0/11 hare died
of contageons diaosums be taken fur any indsteement
whatever. '
Pictures iniorrod In eases of almost every varlet',
of siss, shape or finish Also, uoLD mxt amt.
LOOKETS'kept constantly Ms band.
iisstruodons Aiven and Apparatus furnished on
reasonable terms
((Room, ilroketho ff 'a BAIW second floor, Ylello
fon , Ps. , nor 27-11.
TO PILTIMERs AND VUBLMEEEBS.-:-
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNI/EY, N:
W. owner el THIRD and CHESTNUT Street'.
L. PELOUZE
BRII sontinues to teenufeeture all hinds of Book,
JOB and FANCY TYPE, of the bent quality, and
at LEBB PRICES FOR OASH, than any other
Foundry in the Union. , His long experience in the
practical part of the business, and la the mining of
metals, warrant Mon in Ms nseortion that the type
of hie manufacture, containing mach copper, arc as
durable as the may 1 1.1311-4a/ked of Copper Pane Type.
He had on 114ndiend can napplg ia t * L eery short everyno
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Type, Prem., Rules, Ocenposisie 6, Bras' and
Wooden Halle" Bodkin& Ley Brushes., Cases,'
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oat Volume' , ~ mT.'" ik kikth,
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Mahe,' to thew I :in w::,1 to I avt. tail, hod: numbers
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Mitt " 11n. pt. ' A/ J " VIM bit 111.111; to (MO 4.6
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The pi , T .1t 111' , Ort V .13poelmen Nrin'Yni
gusted oast, ,o As..0 e sod l'Aitiosurtent, era will
make 'theta! 1 - .-tsv,rdeiitew lib them for ereutrtirg
the - Ali afro supply Clete, 'of owe.
.poreios at fo 30i y r or hie meowed 310,0--
(Ileezytuen crab'',.-. at ;11l 0) a seer.
t PitOTHb.lll3. PUbilshers.
A TTENTION EARNERS, AND ALL
.01. OTHERS INTIMIiBTED!
CORN AHISLL,s,
- The under•iurd respectfully infomie the Pam,
toss end the public generally of Comae county, that
,o$ menulicturing thy
7: Otslt AND READY CORN PRELLER,
Chm of 11. e brat. lame, convenient, durable, end et
Ow rerun time, the mood eery running shelters over
offered to the public It will elicit green and dry
Corn. cleouing the nob. from end to and, and sopa
ratieg them from the Corn. v
LirWarranted to run easier than any other Shot
ler in the United Stamm or elsewhero;Thr
thy of Corn shelled per day. ' It is sonstructed with
two cranks, No that two persons one tarn It, and
obeli from 1100 to 300 bushel. per day. LI can also
be attached to horse power.
Cali' and see them he&re purchaSing any oiber,
as . l am certain you will be satisfied with this.
LANIXL DERE;
Belledmite.
QM
ITH THE FIRST HONIS, (JAli-
VARY) NUMBER, (18584 will commence
tho Sixth Volume of
THE FARM JOURNAL,
A Monthly Perioilleal of Thirtytwo Octavo Pagel,
devoted excluidrely to the beet interuete of the
Farmer, the Gardener the Pratt Grower tuol
Stock Breeder.
ke - A fel bank Volumes handsomely bound, at
$1 si/ each.
Among the subjects treated iu thmioarnal wdl be
comprehenekd the tbllowing—
The Cultivation of the :oil;
M&111.1114 and their
Application Dearriptions of a.ll new and fruprowl
Implements of it oiltnntiry, designed to facll !tote and
abndgc the !iiot of the Farm; Descriptions of all
nuwyruitirlilowt re nod Trees, Pruning and ro. -
log ; Expel tundit• of l'ornicro; Rural Architecture ,
Market It eport4 , Plowibg, Sowing and Harvesting,
Draining, (Inn ino and Onuses, Feculent Rbotc . 4
fowl foi Cattle, Gardening; Live Stook of mery',
dleocription, breeds, modes of fattening, km, The
Dairy ; Revlewtt of Agrioultiirall and Horticultural
11044.4; Rural Habiti, lliontired and Custom, and
other ...object+ which ere otilaulatcd to interest and
inform. the ,class for ;silent we ate laboring, Tho
1.41114.rard Dctwirtment will then lie mamma by A
M SPANE LER, the originnl ;Editor and Proprietor
or the Journal, tosintiol by a number of endue,:
Agar uttuioliets and !doctoral Farmers. making it
at the mum time r tv pituitary object to keep tb
Journal elenr Imo all collnteral interests, and to
render it in all rc,peer4 iv tellable paper.
"It to a great faliticy to 011ilp010 that whop en it ,- ,c
-dividnal bermes the editor - of Agricullur.Tl
-
paper he nceess.rrily conditun cliotator
of onion and practice to his madam
"Without the eneourrigement of,Agrieultere, any ,
country, however blessed by nature, must rand - nun
poor
We Send slots - mien nntobers to nll appliennts,
gratin—ttml will sedwer promptly all letters of In
qulry, Jte , rotating to matter" contained in the
Journal—not omitting oven film,e that have a No
•gBe slump • nolored to ! may *,r
Our Torsos of Ynbyr,aptima t he reply.
n she Journal
se• thth, the reach of 411.
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F RIINER'S MitutY 011.4XXILY STOILE
—Orstioibt for thq patronage so liberally be
stowed upon b'm by a generous oornmanity and
hopes by ilia& attention to btudneen, to always
railliime tiltl niwrobation of nn 01 , 1nrc(1 , &.1.1
He h.° u.. lends, mullont-;:^, -ad 110
•.1 0 1- Inners'. 0. 'l , I, tin is prepvio to cam' 3
them, a Jf, t. xnoWil stand Whig
0110(11 , :l' 1'1" that may he called tbr. ernons
wishing to en/mowing will please oafl and select their
Mooring Of me, as I ant dotenuined to give Nati...
feelion to nit
nov2l- ••' - W AM PRUNER
rt, 0 THE LLDIE9. -A 13PLENDLD
soivrmithrr of Cellars, Undorsloovea, Linen
Thread laws, and Minis of the hes: In ,Le
and War, warranted Call and examine the
differ
outvirleUes.atlnev27l KEA I,Sll'
rIEPIETit • WORSTRD.-Tas, BEET
szA wid / hareJluillf•lit variety of oolors aver oiferl
to tho Vadtse . 'Alia, Tapostry Werslni, Qesru'l
Perlikated Board, Frettoit Working Ootton, Cot'“ u
VlOBll, Silk Flee , and Linen Nose, at
nosli KNALSIPS
eoustan fly on hand and for sate by
Ham' EXTRA FAII/ITY FLOUR,
g..WSAVEII,
deol2 Pdfleshurg
APPLia,
PEMIthiSTQNIOBS
..IYE I Ta band *nd for aids by
JAS. F. If
Paoli Mllcnbiq
& B.&DDLERY,
ei the very lowest prim * & rode by
JO. WAANXIC,
glean Mltosburg
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