Democratic watchman. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1855-1940, February 13, 1856, Image 2

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nisTORICA4 80.CrE7 Or, 7E' NN
. StLVANIA. •
SJ a resoh . ooh-of ike &misty, adopted
Janus!" 14th, 1858, tkin6.follotring
_report
was ordered to be furnished-to the vario
newspapers whlished in the State, with s
statement - of the ittuattondition of the
Publication Fund, and the naries of the
Trustees of the Fund ) and the ofilucre of
the Society
Il~'..
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"The Committee to whom was-refe rred
timeKturamuoics i tion of ,our,fellow membir,
Charles Miner, of 'Wilkes Barre, in relit.
Aito to the organization of auxiliary onunty
~eoeotlz, Ilia members ,of sitieh should
fity se annual onntribution to the Pekin
aglvania Hritnripal Society permanenq
establiabetlat Philadolphia; atudiaattiliaries
to reqeive to returmcopics Of the pithhca
t,iona or 6,i. Society - tespect fully report
That they hate givon to the cerumuni
eation the texpeutfel and careful eeueidera
- lion Atm to tiro suggestions of a gentleman
rot well knowo to WI am Mr. Miner, as an
ahlt - cialfuut and successful intestiottor of
Pennsylvania hitters-.
. That Viby occur with him in believing
rhos-it-io t.lw duty *i u
prosperous fell.* citizens throughout the
State, to give hearty itud active aid to snob
oreaselVma shall b- necessary to tranpiitt
to posterity a knowledge of the details of
out history. The extent of the territory
of oar commonwealth,, be, numerous and
issisisl o g pppulation, the variety and en/T
-otted• of its reeouroos, and its relations to
the Svpoblio, must give peculiar And grow
tog importanos to its dowser ; The -princi
ples upon wbioh its institutions were found-
tad, and arbicli are anw for the most part
common to the other States of our political
union, are exhibited in our owl, annals
with pectuliar:advnittage of illustration. In
every department vi the public' service
Peonsylvaniano lave oontributed largely to
the materials - of our get:teal history
aural,' tone of us could revotamplate with
out•paie the prospect of ourannala becom•
in` obscure through the neglirnee of itiotie
upon whom rests the sacred obligation to
tram/mit • clear reelrd of them to future
The arrangements by which wo can se
4, cure a steady oollecti9o, digest mod publi
_Wad= of. the materials awaiting our ef
forts, out tif course be adopted After care
ful Consideration of the special difficulties
of the .ease, the nature and situation of
them materials, the degree of our necessa
ry depredated upon voluntary aed gratui
lOU. serviced, and the instruction derived
from expe rience in other communities, as
well Miff our own. To be effieient, our
manbinery of organisation should be as
simple and permancut as possible, so as to
be to the smallest practicable extent de
pendent thpon4ho fluctuations of local inte
rest, or of periodical pacuniary support.—
The hods open which we aro to rely
abesidboltrottoliti with the least practica
ble-deduction for empanel, of -eolleetion
• and• udminietration, and their application
bets() directed as to coneentrite,tina
--iddlasterm ottka.motirearabieh. ara_to -stim
ulate the oollectoer of historical material
' ihnsfllitimtikr..._._ll-is with sigh views that
the Historical Society of Pennsylvania was
mods Si emaciation for the State rather
'Rau fur the city iu which, on_ account of
its origin . and the special advantages there
available for literary labora the- meetings
of the members bare been held. Its priv.
'laws bare *kip been open to all-reun
sylvaniase, without respect to residence,
1,144 they are of a ellgrackr to eminent.
Iy Weed to all dtio choose to enjoy them
according to the original design. The
contributions to its literary roeourcee have
emote Prom every quarter of the Stale, sod
it now enrolls in iis list of members many
of OW snort eminent and useful citizens.—
In accordance with tho patriotic liberality
of its phis, the Society, regarding it as a
duty to place within reach of every reader
at the earliest opportunity the fruits, of its
aconutulatioum, has Laid tho foundation. of
a Truk, Fund, the employment of which,
so limited by the terms of the trust, prom•
key to give the earliest and largest effect
to the legitimate purposhi of the society.
T}iti fund is composed of subscriptions of
twenty dollars each, for which each sub.
scriber is entitle, iiiriug his or her life, to
receive a copy of every publication of the
Sae:juts. Thu principal is invested as re- 1
and the yearly revenue therefrom
issippropriated to the objects of the Trost.
;try:pereowttay shoe wi re _iurscuumit
interest in the Society, and a right to; par
ticipate in the beat fruits of its labors.—
The advantages of such a oonnection which
it has been properly recognised; and al-
id ad y nweenur eubaeriptiour have been
texpetied out nuly from oilr own iffthrior
mroutim, , Mit from-oaawr States, or which
urn base contributod to the Fund. This
grcartninifestation ui iutercsz appears ree.
~unable eouirgh when , . we consider how
olor•ely the - events which belong to oar Io
rut annals are often related to the greater
~velattious of American history; and how
awry occtonous lung arise for publishing
ogratitcs in which the oitizeds of other
r!oursuonwesltha are oonceioed. The re
noting has-ludnecd the 4.9ociety Jo tellers
thoTrurt from re*trietions athieh might
..tberwire beyp appeared proper in respect
roltrwildity of its subjects. Those so.
?cations of .the materials to be printed hu
I,ceu guarded by making indispensable the
co rn ball & of •buth, the Trustees and the So
ciety..
With soot a-plan, and with a fund . which
haw smoauts to nine thOUirind dollars, and
eke increaser of Which is rapid, your Com
mitter satinet doubt the success of the
' Society; and they share the gratificatiou of
• thykr,Opllow members upon the welcome
give* by the public to the first work thus
atria to the press—the pristory of Brod
• 404's expedition, by Winthrop Sargent.
they have lear;ted with pleasure, from
officers of the Society, that numerous men
motive of local historical character, some
of-them clearly date, hive been received
liana different sections of the Steal ; and
that other valuable materials fur the pew
• 'of &tura authors are promised to us.
It Olfinot be doubted that the incentives
t 'altered will be mush more efficacious
ally which can spring from the routine
of ' ry oorrespOodence between, the
titriety Nod county ; and eel..
tainly the-expenses and difficulty of main.
will be much less. lf, stimulated
i l /It N ; and other views, our fellow chi
na 10 any of the counties shall become
sufficiently interested in tae plaid work
to form so sasooilition for ite batter pro- I
motion, th'e,wny will be 'always open end
the inducements willinfne,btedine stroll e,
with esoh augmentation of the reeonrons of
toe Publication augmen tation
Upon the wbutk t iliertfore, your com
mittee are of opiate! that it is moat expe
dient tlw the Society to talc° early step& ,to
inform nut eititens generally of the plan no&
Pros Peals of the Fund, uod of its cunveni
enee and important:rns au instrument for
'_tha production of n haluit blo histerinat lit
erature in our tnide4
WILLIAM BIGLER, of Clearfield.
Gkonemetimunigs,ofOliamboriburg
S i Am vat Bazolk; of Philadeldhia. •
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The Publication- Fend is oompsed of
subscriptions of twenty dollars each, the
payment of 'which by any person. entitles
him or - her for life to a oepv of 'all the
pnblicatioes of the Society, This Fund is
of recent eetablishment, its increase has
been- rapid and; steatlyP and it already
amounts to nine thousabd dllars, --Resi
dents in all (ratters of the Staol and oyeti,
in other Staten, have become subscribers
to it.. The selection of tbo works to be
published iirdeterinined by the concurrence
of both' the Society and tbo Teustees; eith,
etlaningAtiegafivenp9 the eels f the
other in ihie respect. niriirek' - 6-au=
sued is the iliatary of Braddorles
by Winthrop Sargent ; a hantleoeue
octavo volume - Of 420 pages, with valuable
maps' God engravings. The interesting' '
work hoe been very favorably rectived by
the public. Nearly live hundred copies
have' been sold in addition to the dllitribu.
Hon' to the subscribers to the Fund. Un- I
der a resolution adopted for the purpose,
persona who shall become subscribers to
the Fund infore thte Gist day of May next,
will ho regarded ai mild - a:AD a ropy of
this Hieteey,. Letters contaieingsubscrip
lions to the Fund are to be addressed to
the HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVA
NIA, PIIIILANELIMIA. Subscribers should
give barfly trotieeef-- buy -delay- lc the-re.
%mini of their books.
Tho Society being designed for the whole
State, and its memberships being open to
our fellowreitizene of every county, every
available opportunity is embraced by us to
invite their ye-operation in the collection
god preservation ormeterials for ibi history
of our Commonwealth, and for scouring a
jolt tribute froin posterity to the memory
of oitisens who have been in any way die
tinguiabed by local or general serviege.—
kis hoped that hismitical . notices of towns
and celerities, memoranda or remarkable
facts, biographical and genealogical notites,
and letters, diaries, and other manuscripts,
will continue to be eetit to the Society.—
It is auggested that, in` all eases of contri
butions of such materials the contributor
should.furnish therenith, acfar as practica
ble, a statement of such facts as may be
requisite to establish the genuineness and
authority of the documents, as the name of
the donor, and any information respecting
the archives are recorded milled by the
Society. - -
Proaidint—eThinzas Stndtartr,""
Vice.Presidente—George Sharewood,
J. R. Tem, William Duane, William
Currespadieg Secretary—Horatio Gates
Reconliog Becretar3'.:-IFrank
Trustees of the Publication Fund —Gem.-
go W. Norris, Sixteenth and Locust streets;
John Jordan, Jr., Manufackurene dnd
Plecanies' Bank; Ilan' , Cooraa,'No. 123
North Thii d Street.
'rreasurer--CLarles M: Morrie. •
Librarian—Townsend Ward.
Signed by order of the Society.
THOMAS SIEWEANT, President.
Attest-PRANK N. Etrtwo, Bee Seo'y
January 28th, 3856.
ICT A Yankee and in Englishman were
recently disputing, when the latter remar
ked—
" Fortons,tely the Americans can go to
further than tho Pacifio shore."
The Yankee searched his pregnant brain
for an instant and, then triumphantly re
plied z
a Why, good grecions, they're cutting
down the llocky Mountaina, and•cartiog
the dirt out West; I had a letter from my
cousin, who is living only two hundred
mike west of the Pacific shore—on 1n ade
land.
Lea)) Year Derelopntents.—Wit cut the
following from the Reading Journal of last
week and commend its example to certain
person - tbat-b - wot:of:" grmui Leap
Year Party was given to the young gentle
men of Reading, by their lady admirers, at
the Odd Fellows' Hall, on Tuesday last.
The affair was managed exclusively by the
ladies, who issued the card, of invitation,
eeoorted their male friends to the Hall, se
/voted their p , artuess,-served up the refreab
moots, entertained the company, gallanted
their beaus home, and to crown all 4 , footed
'the.bilf' in true leap year style. We hope
Co record many fruits of this leap year gal
lantry under cur matrimonial annoupoe
menu, before the year is over."
EIOUTY YEARS A PRISONER.-A tough
and hardy old ftliesr recently Passed
through Lyons, Francs, on hie way to Sa
voy, his native 'country. No less than 80
years agof *frau ho wee 41, he was beaten•
ded to the French galleys for life for since
crime. At the commencement Of the Rev
olution, being then a middle aged man, he
wee abut out from the world. The other
day he was released, at .the age of 1.21.—,
No tittle is assigned; bat the proLabilit
that he had worked out more thaU a .atu.
ral life in the galleys, and thatle w , e past
doing any,hartn. It is said that be has
little property in Savoy, the iatere t on
whtuli has been &cumulating eSsetly 100
years, ur since be arrived at the age of
twenty one. The old fellow enjoys perfect'
health, although be etoope so much that
hie face nearly touches hie knees.
Mammoth Love Letter. —A New Eng
land gentlemen in California, who donna
ponds with a young lady of Fall River.
sent to his friend a letter, which arrived in
the mails of the George Lasr,'on the 28th
ult., and which comprises one huedred and
forty-six payee of letter paper.
Relies of the Revolution --Gun barrel'
hive lately been found on the field of Hub
bardtou bottle ? in Vermont, some of which
after being buried more than seventy-five
years, contain cartridges that exploded with
considerable:violence, when tbe—barrel wee
heated in the fire.
,
, lank Nit.ptittfor' 0 TEM arum Yawns co.-
. IT ?
pRoSpk;CT OF
TIIE DEMOCRATIC s
IVATCIIMAX,
TO es TuittellßD witErcuT IN
BELLERONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
MOVIFTLYAW/A . WOMB.
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CORRECTED AND REVISED EVERY'WEEK.I,TtIE ONLY ENGLISH DFAIOCRATIC PAPER
I - IN TILE OUNTRY.
PrOP PR Bunks marked thus Or/ there are °thus— TholMlallo Is rot pecteully irnibrmed thal the Brat
eountorfeita by Filtered note* of various denomint• natubor ofd now Dom.:natio paper, to he milled
pens in alionlatiou THE DEMOCRATIC IPATCIINIANwiIIie issued'
WTllB' YAM* nE all Dahks' on witioh wo omit
iu Dellefonto £bout the 27th of NoVornticr
In commending our undertaking thu favorable
quotations and
.subnfitute ti dash, 1-111.16 reJoeted consideration of our foliow-eitizons, but more liwg 7. ,
by the biokensof Philadelphia. f - ,tiontarly to the support of our Democratic brethren
VirNtime , orkwightlit—Danks. as troll 11111 those pf Ciintrif county, a for words, explatuddry of our
coulee, will not be oOnsidergVut Of place. Ito po
-thai hate goeiwmut_of_egiotopoe, oho omitted.
!Dimwit!. be rrILLLT Dr *On ATI!, advocating the
DANES IN PLITLADE/,PiIIA. fundamental truths rnmolgatod by the "groat Na.
Nairn. • Discorrr. (loyal Demoorat lo Potty, believing tont its ilimtrines
furnish to the whole country, without respect to sec
tion, the sureet teem oertalti guaranteu.of future
prosperityi and that thug are calculated to insure
dignity, position and charaoter to our Government.
'Coder this belief we shall battle in defenoe of the
Demooratio oauae with energy and unoompromising
fidelity.
In the Literary and News departments -wo shall
endeavor to furnish our patrons with ouch matters
as will tend to charm and divert, trawali_astostruct,
the chaste and reflood. the amusing and romantic.
We ehall alm-endeavor to furnish the Agricultural
community with such items as may suit their inter
mitslind demands at tho present der
Relying upon a gencrmr+ and iiGurel public for
oo•oporation, promising that nothing shall be deft
undone or unatlempted, wo skull conic before you,
am' throwwnqp.lves and our onterprino upon sr
-liberality. ''
Tho IV•oveithiN will lie printed .overy Wednov
day morning, on a dolible-inedium sheet, ou- now
typo, in the boat style of typogrophi,oi oseellowno,
at tho levy price of
,!61.10 per annum, if .paid la ad.
Bank of dontrnotno, late Moyamensing, - •, ,
par .
Bank of North Aninrioa,* - - - - • par
Bank of Northern hiborthecar par
Bank of Pennsylvania,* . par
Bank of Penn Tironahlp.. . par
Busk of the United MAUS, A m. . - • • faltrod
CoinneroialPankTePon* ,. .. llr " ' * - Par
City Bask, • • - - ,- ' ---- par
Conaolidation Bank, • • ' ---- pa
Farmers' and Mouhanloa' Dank,*';' -, ',-- - . par
tilrnrd Bunk,* -'- ' - - - - - ---- Par
Bennington Bank,* , par
`Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank,* - par
• Movhanive' Bank,* - - • • - • - • par
-Moranaanaing Bank, row Bank Cornmeinc,* par
PliNdelphin Bank,* - - - - • - - • , pnr
Subualkill Bank,* • par
tiontliwark Bank,* • . - - . par
Tradeamena' Bank.* • par
Woatorn Bank,*• par
. . . •
BA N1:9.-
COUNTR
LOCATION
=EEI333
Allentown(
Timm*
Danvitio, •
Chainbergaurg,
Alettyeburg,
Pittsburg,
Weal Chaster,
Ohm's,
Garmantown, -
Middlanyan,
Narristown,
New Castle,
Norlitumborl'd
Carlisle, -
Columbia,
Pittsburg, ,
Allegheny City
Allentown Bank • • -
Anthracite Bank i • -
Bank of Dantille* •
disdk of Chambersburg 4
Bank of tieUyabure •
Bank of Pittsburg* • '-
Bank of Chester Co.* -
Bank of Delaware Co. -
Bank of Germantown -
Bank of Midtiletown a -
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Bank of Sigy Castle -
of Northuttihrrtaml 4,
Carlini° Depwit Bank . -
Columbia Bank* - • -
Corporation of Pittsburg
City of Allegheny) •
County of Allegheny* •
Dauphin Dopoeit Bank*
Doylestown Bank* • -
Aaaton Bank4).._,
Do
tlarrbberg,
Doylestown,
Pittsburg, -
Erie,
Brie. o
Easton,
Xzehinge Bank•
Erie Bauk• -
Edo City Bank
Farmers' & Mo'os Wk. -
Farmers' Wk. of gobsyl.
kill County* • - -
Farmers' & Drovers'llk*
Franklin Bank
&tali liven
Wayueiburg,
Washitigtolt
Farmers' Ilk of Burka Co
Farmers' !intik_ of Lau•
canter* • -
Farmers Ilk of Reading*
Harrisburg Bank* • -
Lanossttr,
Reading.
Harrisburg.
Honesdale,
Lanoadt4,
Honesdale Bank*
Lancaster Bank•
DO •
Lebanon.
Lock Haven,
Mauch Chunk,
Pittsburg,
Do
boncauter County Bank•
Lebanon Bank* - • -
Look Haven Bank , -
Mauch Chunk Bank • -
Meithanics' Bank - - -
Mechanics' & Nitwit. Bk.
Miners' Bk of Pottsville
Monongahela Dank of
Brownsville* - - -
Pottsville,
Brownsalle,
Harrisburg,
Laminar,
Reading,
Otnoeof Bk PonDaylvinia
Do
do
Do do
Do do
Warren Count; Dank
West Branch Dank
Wionsiog naafi'. -
York Dank.' • -
Enslox,
111=1
Williamsport,
Wilkesbarra,
York,
York Ravine flank
York County Bank
Weller Notes; raggai
Towanda Rol of hag no pie in•Phileulaleka
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE 11. S.
EXECLITLVE DEPARTMENT.
FRANKLIN PIIICE, Presidest.
I , Vixtrast L. MAncr, Secretary of Slate.
JAMES GIMLIRIE, Sec. of the Treasury.
IMITERSON DAVIS, Secretary of War.
.TAMES C. DOBBIN, Secretary of the Nary.
_ JAMIM CAMPBELL, Postmaster General..
ROBERT MCCLELLAND, See: of the interior.
CALEB CCSI/INO, Attorney-General,
STATE DIPIUMMIEST.
Consists of one Secretary•, ono Assistsp)
Secretary, one chief-clerk, twelve associate
clerks, ono translator, and one librarian ; of
the Diplomatic and Consular Branches ; the
Bureau of 'Disbursement, Translation, Ap
pointments and Conimisaimis; of Rolls and
Archives; of Authentications and Copy
Rights, of Passports and Pardons; the For
eign Correspondence, Ireaties, Despatches,
Laws, and the State Library.
Employs but seventeen persons ; and is one
of the moat simple yet powerful implements
of government in the world. •
TREASURT IMPARTMENT.
Consists of one Secretary, ono Assistant,
o Comptrollers, s Commilaioner of Cue ,
tow, site Auditors,* Treasurer, Register,
Solicitor j and Deards for the light houses sod,
COSA surveys.
,NAVY DRPARTMENT
Consists of eine'N —. ;eti)Wry - ,. - aalWltUres47l
—of Navy Yards and Docks; of Construc
tion, Equipment and Repair•; of Provisions
and Clothing: of Ordnance and llydrogra•
pby, and of MAicine and Surgery.
The Force of the Navy Department num
bers fifty-five.
POET 9FItICJI.DAPAZINILNi
Consists of one , Postmaster General, and
three Assistants; of Demeans of Inspoctors,
Appointments, ContraCts and Finance.
There are ninety-one persons engaged in
the . General Post Office Department.
DIPAIITMVerOP TIM INT/MOIL
- Coniists of one Seassterryrand Bureaux of
the Public Land!; o i f Pensiorul
.; of Indiana
; of Patents, tncludhilrAgrinultnre. -
This Department has charge, also, of the
business of United States Marshals and At
torneys ; clerks of United States Courts ; the
Mines of the United States ; the Public and
Penal Buildings of the United States in the
District of Columbia ; the urrettledboundary
Pes between the BtAtesi; Territories, and
.rdering nations.
The number of peraciv- employed is the
ITerfartniont Of the Interior is steadily increas
ing. It may be,ettiriutted at three hundred
add fifty.
ATTORMIT GINIZAVB DEPARTIIIIIIT
Consistirtif one Attorney Oenersl, a chief
clerk and eight assistants.
The total number of persons oonaposing the
servants of the people in all these Depart
ments, ii ono %bowed and.filly;orte.
The number of persons employed in can
t/m(10u with the Treasury Department to
Washington, is four himdred and rerenty-on
WAS
Consists 9f ono Secretary, having 'woe' -
ted with him the Commanding General,
Quartermaster General; the reminder 0,
end, the Commissary General, the Surgeon
General, the Engineer Bureau, and the Bu
reaux of Topography and Ordnance.
The' number of persons occupied in the
War Department is one lit4 L ndred and seireu
1:13131
LEM
TUX DieNOCRASLO WATennlx,—Thisie nen' p..
Wield paper s establiehed in Bellefonte. Penne , and
pi - edged to support the name it bears. With the
aper's political anti's and ismr, awl its party at
Moon's, we have tumgq,to do. We Shall hope
to find it the true'friond e a nand morality, and
an example of oourteey I and social
life, end aim the able and oncomprom .
oate of romperance. The editor. Mr. Henry Hays,
Our engaged for a time in the printing- office of the
Danner, in Philadelphia, Where we found him ac
commodating, strictly attentive to hie Maine's, and
disposed to every thing jilet right. Snob qualities
the Democrats of Centre county, (and mon pf other
parties, aim,) many of whom wu know personally,
will be able to appreciate —/'rerhyrertau Banner
and Advocate.
Tut WATCIIIIIAN.—T¢O IVar,hmott le the title of
a new Demooratio paper established in Bellefonte'
Centre oounty Penna .by Henry Mays, Enq. The
purchase of the old Dettionratio journal by the tnow
. plothiqa and the consequent defeat of the Demo.
orate perTYsriitlfw ebtlnty. rondetatt - the <mat.
lialunlint there don orthodox paper necessary; and
frotathe tone and ability of the Witiehisan we hare
no doubt It will come op to .the expectations of the
people of thatelleurishing region.
Mr. Mays is a young man emulous of doing good
and of riming in the profession of journalism, and
we think from the tecimen before us that he will
gummed,' We wiehhiti Much suottem Washing-
ton Union.
I
Tee ihr.IIOCRILTIC WAITIDIAX..—This is the title
of a new paper Just started in Bellefonte, Centre
county, by Henry Hays, Erg . formerly, we believ e
of this city The first number which le now be
fore us, presents a neat and business-like appear
ance and the editorials give et Wenn° of ability
and tact. We wish the editor Amens in the enter
prise, and trust that the Democracy of Centro ccrenty
*ill feel 11 to be their duly to sustain so tree an er
gen of the partyas the IVoirh man promises to be,
to the utmost of ' their ability We ettend to Mr.
Hays the right hand of fellowship. and welcome him
u tasnichthererr in die glorious cause of the people.-
I,(lnatater lottello.R.rnrer.
10,wornsrte IVArt Ha Vi is the name of a new
paper Just started at Ileliefonte, of which we hate
received the upend number The paper looks
bright and hopeful. The editors seems to have the
assistance i;iif able pens in their neighborhood. With
we could say the same ter this Irirrehnurst. The
Inggestlon of the editors to holdliten editorial vent en
lion in 11•Ilefonto is an otqelle,st ono. and ma go in
for it strong, provided, it to to be a general-thing:lr.
reepootive of party. It oral editors can do netch In
better their oomiltferi If they to only unite as frientlsand make an Abet In break &mil the panty
bigotry which bass been rowed on theist tw "death
ing politicians. A Ifflefief... IVO g1,419V144, --L.aC
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- 7'161 DI(10011.4tle nhavo Mucked
the ant number of a now Devitt - wrath] paper with
the above title Jun tom:penned in Bellefonte, Centre
so., Pa., by I I *Mete' 41orutb-Kon-6.44.4ru has been
witbont an English Demooratiu paper for a plat past
the Derrioerot was loggia °ter to the dark lantern
party, and it now doing the bidding of the tholition
eaders of that party IVo hate-learned from Rip
litreMeek, that the IVarehowto uototnerroal with u
subscription (hi of nrosortit of 1.500 snicenn
tial stbeenhers. and Hint the Demncrats ore moving
in sol i d column to nit the enunly of Know Nothing
at the nett nlectbm—that I try wilt otne - otnplillt
Oder purpose we have not a dou hi, The I l'a tenni 411
It printed on new typo, anti is ably t•noluetti
printed
sip °Om paper will eirlitstly and uldinhh•
(ugly ads oetto tho men and mitaatiret of tho Demo
°ratio part. and oppose Know Nothingtim i,, Vouff
Harlem. and Pm cry other .14 en, allot earl . tl
MILL and aplrit of nor reptibliaan i net i
Ws shalt look for good news fromrkle r
—lltontzngdon Glodt
- 'Tan DeuncnAric Wnrcnsjx( -- -Diese Zeitung,
daeonglisho Organ der Duman ratio on Cent re Coun
ty,
ty, in Bellefonte gedruckt,'welehe hereilst Otto vier
!. Erseheinting gennatlit. let eine. der nchcensten
and beaten polltiplien Zeitseltriflon in Pennsylva
nien. Der "Jratchman" nird von lint liannr
Hera hoorrigsgeben unit votwtuochtigon Redsotau
ren gefothrt. die, Wien." wir roe kronen, hand in
hand mit dem lierw-hier die demokratlache Orund.
solsen trio and ohne I;,rhe rorthehligen werden
Jederenlisa-lesendo Demokrat im County sollte die.
tee Blatt nehmen, owl oils nvoglielle Unterstuctzung
desuselben tugebracht werden, ...lurch Centre eoun.
1,1 wieder in semen guten often ground demokrati.
schen Stand gehmeht woolen kluti I l Meek au dem
Unternehrsen.—;Deme.eralttehe Ilersekier
vi e
DZIIOCRATIC WATVITYLK —We were Mgt , nit
greeted with the appearance on our table of the
number of a handsome polo, hearing the shover,
caption, devoted to iho ever•glormite pi inciples of
.Democracy, and publiolied at Bellefonto, l's Ay II
Hays. A marked *Wilily is displayed in Ito edito
rial contents, and the beiniail,wy of Cot,. tiv i y
congratulate themselves on baring a Ann and able
adrosato In the Irttehirta, Like the liberty pro.
serving. doetrinca it sal.vccm.. may its career be
orer u pwari and oaii . .tr4...—Jeit it •toreil Et..":o .
A DCSIOCRATIC viper lies boon Iltartol at
Bellefonte, by II Hays, Eiti Tins find number
wee issued on the lath ultimo and gives uk idiniuo of
talent and skill hulk in the editorial mid mechanical
dypartmsliste Th• publisher deferret sumous, end.
lasi'. bands of ass bemwermoy of Centro we (stow
la Lrill reklizo IL—Lewistown Dornaerat
DIIMOCKATIC WAITHIMAN.-WO greet with 'treat
easure the arrival of the first number of ■ nest
)emooratio paper, established in Bellefonte. by II
Hays, who 1 evidently a vigorous writer We are
not only pleased to aoe that oar Democratlo neigh
bors have now a reliable organ, but we are gratified
to learn that It sisals with a subscription lift of over
a thousand. The Democrats of Centre have fe.
solred to redeem their county from Jaenbin sway,
and the Watchman will prove a valuable auxiliary
In the good undertaking —liolltdaysbarg , State•
Bard.
Tds DVIOCIIATIC WITCHMAN —This is the title
of s. new paper &trout starting in this borough Tho
type and (alarm have already arrived, and tho
paper will make its first appearance nest week. it
will be edited and published by Mr. Horny Ifays,
late of Philadelphia, who will, no doubt, endeaior
to fiirnish the Democracy of Old Curare with an In.
terming and resulablo paper. Leo lug politica out
of the question, we wish our new brother mimosa.—
I trh
Lir We have received tho second number of'reia
Damerratio IVarchmon, published by Henry Ilays,
Esq., formerly of this place, at Bellefonte, Centre
County, Pa. It makes a 'Wilt appearanch; is printed
on a double medium sheet and should receive a
liberal patronage front the community in which it is
located. We none, that Wien Forney, Esq , also
formerly of this county, Is &Newland with Mr flay,
la the editorial department of the paper We wish
them success in the auterprise.—C'edueebio Spy.
Tee Ditarocusvir'Wstroux t• I. the title elf
new Demooratio paper Just started at Itellefon
cent,i, , county, by our iild (dotal and othomm
Henry Ilays The number before em is neatly go
ten up and will *doubt ho an Invaluable anitliary
to the cause It espouses. He has our beet Waits—
Maria/elan, Marsala. Pa,
Tut Denotaarrt W.Vrttortm is 010 Miller a 1161 V
Democratic_ proarjuat btarted Hollefonto, Centre
county, ifenry Hays. It presents a remarkably
neat appearance, and gives evidence of having a
awn to conduct It. We hope . the Watchman may
'named and in Ile aueeeas purge Old Centro of
Knowallothingiem and it organs —l.yeuming
zeal!.
Lir We have reoeivest.the ilmt number of a new
paper printed at Delleitintc, by Ifonry Hays nle
a handsonso sheet, moll printed, displaying editorial
Wen,' and a sound Demooratio paper —Just snob a
one as has been wanted for some time past by the
Democracy of Centre county. May succor crown
the new Damostraflo orgin. Danystle hotolli
gtAte.r.
Wn received last meek the 'mond catcher of the
Desiteratie Ifrepterh man, a ocr Democratic paper
init. started in Bellefonte, by Henry Hays,
'The first first number never reached ns. There bee been
uo Deniouratio paper published in English int:mitre
count; for more then a year plat, the old Centre
Dentorrar; having been degraded Into an organ of
Know Nothingistn ,
The ,Tira fejt lean, Judging from the number before
us, will be well worthy of the support of the patty,
Talle editorials are well written, and the mechanical
prt out excelled by any.pepoi MTh° country
- With_the aid of such emotgap, it Is safe to predict
*that Centrivotnity will soon ho again whit it has
boon berottlforo—our, of the strongest and most relb
I&do Denmerutio sonatios in the State. W e eta
I ploaserl to loarnslhal the offorto of Mr. Buys are
liboly to ho properly approcid by i tto party in
Ilia county, and amt, he will no t e al wed to lark
fdr aid" in carryiag on hi enterprise
'rho Democrats in Clinton are also giving him a
hamiscino sopport. —His Eat in Lock Ilat on is one
of the largest and Ins( within, tho delivery or the
Poet Mire Welmartily. rejoice at Ids prospect of
suaoess —I,OrL Haven Democrat
" • ,
Tits Bnitoquaric WirenMAN.—Tbil it the title
of a newapaper, published in Bellefonte, Centre
county, Pc, - Itay Henry Hays, Esq.,formorly one of
the publishers of the Mu:toaster Democrat. The
first number givis evident:re of ability, and a deter
mination on the part of the editor to pubitah juat
suoh d paper u the Dcmooracy Ai Centre at, ,this
time need. The Centre Democrat was bought 13y
the Hnow-Xothinge— . the party was conmeinently
left %about an organ ID the county. The Watch
man Was started with the view of taking the place
of the Democrat, anif Via ' ILTO glad that Mr.-Hart
comnieneee lint career in that county under moth
farorallle auspices—ho haring - received, itt the
course at a few days. ono thousand stitmerihors.
Success to the enterprise —liarrsehorg l'atroot.
TUC DEIOCIt ATIC ATI 1111.1 the
of it near paper juil starter.l ithltellefonte, Centre en
by Henry Hays, Pirp, Merit-A nuadar propntga
neat mod buorne4l4 ikon ppeoridwo, nutJ line editorirda
give evidence or ability and tact. We vrioli tko odi-
Deniocracry of Centre county will feel it to be thier
duty to sustiner , true an organ of the party, is the
hatch man premises to be,t o the utmost of their a hid.
by. We extend to aft% flay& the right hand of
fellowship. and welcome him as a colaborer In the
glorioua cause of the people.—Aprristeseor Watch.
man.
M2MUI
Tue DlLittießATld yr sccsuan.—.Henry Hays,
• contmefted thepublication of • new Dem
ocratic paper in ItelleronteXentre'norpty; •
above appropriate eogoolnen. Our friend Wien For
ney, wo are pleased to observe. appears with
Mr. Hays. as Associate rditer. The Demorrolie
IVortAnkitt is • large and handsome abaci, well
tilled and ably condunttal. As it is thn unit/
huh Demooratie paper. in Centre. its establiahment
there is as opportune as tutumera 'ls (wiggles—re-
Itinsdin Degwerat.'
ri m i4 We hero received the first number of ► new
Democratic paper just started in Beltribute. by
liasnit Hors, entitled the Demeeretse Watch
men. whieh Ic fruly a large and handsome shed.
The Watchorim Is purby 'Demneratio—and is just
amlay►lror u deser.e■,_aud will no doubt revels.
a !Marty support; riven the Dcalacnary Old Elmo
tre.—Fraw the Clearfield Repuitliettn.
•NEW RAPICH.—We hayo received the first nom
her of the Drmorratir JVatrvl men, publishnl In
Bellefonte. It Is neatly printed and looks well
We holm the editor 'will realise a handsome :profit
from lie undertaking.—From the Clearfield Rnfts
luau's Journal. X. IV
-We became acquainted with Mr. Raja, who was
about starting • now old line Democratic paper to
be called, ti3e 41/esaocrolir ilrateAman Reappears
to be do energetic, man, anii,Uving • Mixing faith
In Democracy, will, we hope,AalFe old Centre re.
deem itaelf.
Ur , The Dewnra ATic WATCIIIVAN, ie thectille of
a new paper winch has recently been slatted In
edited by 11. flays, who in &racy writer
We extend our best wishes. and hope it may adhere
am an ailhesise plaster, to the principles now espou
sed —J. Shore Repriblinsn
Tua DESlortltTir WATCIIWAN —1701111:11.1h0 the
of anew papet just started in-Bellefante, by II flays,
the first number of which we baye:reesised. It
eery neatly ',Hilted . well edited. and the best of It
is, it is a sound Democratic paper. We wish if Nie
ce'. —Tyrone DPIII ."
•
WATC4IIWAN to the title if a new
Demowratic paper recentle.started in Bellefonte. Pa.
hy •Ilenrs hap, tag ft is neatly executed and
edited with Piiirit and ability. It is Esinad to cur
rent —Jersey Shore Neter Letter
tr . We have received, the tir.tnineber of a ono
opt Deninevitio paper published' in - Bellefonte
I,y Henry Hays It is well printed. 4711 good paper.
fairly edited, and stiandhs Dernoetsitis.--Stitattry
fltnrettr
„
LOCIIATIC %V trettv..s.—This is the title of a
race-Detnentatic paper just started in ltellefont9ev
It. flays. It is neat sfiCei., -- tmill judging fm t he
fled
fit•t. nutpbsik will be ably continental ii extend
our best wu ee to the editei Br* T see.
DEN'ARYLVAIIIA H 0248. W. COR -
J. N,Elt of the I tiamontlAfellefonteXentro Co .
Pa —This largo and e leniently Lon' boon,
Built ; been cow* eeni.btled, repaired and
improsed. is rimy wed fur the aennatteetation of
the piddie the” proprietor of this establishment
rrsintlfullT,iest - ms hie friends and the public that
Ire hns 'Tared neither nalns nor exp.:mac, to render
it a Oidirnbic retreat to all who may &for him with
await. twins to determined to do all m his power to
promote their comfort and eonvenience
ilia Table will alwave he supplied with the hest
that the country will afford
. .
Thin Room+ are larke and wictryntilialeil
-The Stniiionn , ennnetted With ilia ertabliliment in
large and exce'llerd, and In charge of carotid and
experienced 'hostler,.
Re also hu created 'beds fur the ace of carriages
and haggles.
tong
ro neat lal
litaps are arriying and departing daily.
In short nothing shall be neglected to give entire
satisfaction to thane &raring him with a call.
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WIA , AIiiitISON, Jr, would respectfully thank
thepublio for the,very liberal patronage heretofore
conferred upon him, by doing a fair and honorable
badness, bong to merit its ooutinuansie I have
Just returned from Philadelphia and opened for in
spection, a very large assertnien( of It EA DT -AIA UK
OLOTIIIIIO, BOOTH, /MORS, HATS, CAPS,
Hosiery, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Woollen and Cots
ton Undarshirts,Cravata, Collars, Looking (Mussel!,
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dues in,exchange fur goods
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Also, ARTHUR'S SELF-SEALINg lINUIT
CANS at manufacturer's pripie All mbrolmaits in•
Centro county will be supplied by sending their or
den - though the mall. • den.l6-Sni.
PR's CHEAP G ROCERY STORE
—Grateful fur the patronage no liberally be
slimy' upon him by a generous community and
hope,' by itriut ottention. to busincrus, to alwaye
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public generally, that ha is prepared to runtish
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COMIPCILITO ART. ASSOCIATIOIL
SECOND YBAIL
Arrangements for the floutritd Annual•Cellection
of this new and popular Institution for the dimmon
of Literatare and Art, here been medoon the matt
extensive eoalc,
Among the works shawl, engaged is the far-famed
"GENOA CEUCIFIX," ••• ,
Whirdi originally soot TES tND DpL
LARS.•
In forming the now collection, the diffusion of
'Works of American Art s and the enomangement of
American genius, have not been overlooked , ' Com.
minions line. been issued to ninny of the most dis•
lingnished American Artists, who will contribute
-some of their fittest productions. Among them are
three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest living
soniptor—lfinAu tus •
GEOROE WASHINGTON,
The Father of his Country;
BENJAMIN FitArourrT, -
The Philosopher;
•
DANIEL ' , I V EBSTER ,
The Statesman. -' •
A special agent has visited Europe:and mode
careful and „ludicioue seleothspe of , Poreurn works of
Art, both in Bronse• and Marble, Statuary and
Choice Paintings. • •
The whole forming a large- and valuable celled
don of Paintings and Statuary, to bo distributed
razz among the members of the, Association ter the
Seeoud Year. •
TERI.R MIIItiIIERSHIP. '
The payment of Throe Dollars oonstltults any
one A member ‘ of this Association, and oftitles , lim
to eitber ono of the follaninis Magnentn for one
year, and also a ticket in the distribution of the
Statuary and Paintings.
The literature lewd tosubsoriberseonalate of the
Colton in 4 Monthly Magazines . liar pteeg:Putnnm'e,
kei, - 111,tek wood's, tiralinnVe, Otidey'a
Lady's Book. nod Household Words ,
Persona taku,. fir memberships ego entitled to
any fir ref the Main ties for one year, and to SIX
TICKETR , iti the dm Maim,
berships, are deed the purchase works of 'Art
for the ensuing year
TILE AOVA AOES NECUItED,
IDy becoming a illemhor of this Ann Iciittion, are--
Ist. All persons RECF,IVE TIIE FULL VALOR
OF TIIEIR AT THE START,
in the shape of sterling Magazine I,Jterature.
-2d. Each member ,e contributing towards.pur
abasing choice Works of Art, whirh arc to be die
s . wasp thinnagiree, and are at the same
time encouraging the Artists,
of dollars threhgh its ngeney.
reran .11u re eni te ;I fri ride for inembelehlii, will
please giver their pn,t-ruWee euldrr.v in' bill. stating
the nimth they wish the M, aline to conolleUcc.,
and have the letter re -
Al gi.dered et the punt-offloe.to
privent Tom: on t b o r#eetpt of which. n certificate
of inefebendaii, together with the hinge:int, desired.
will be forwanlceto any pert of the country.
Those who - purchase Magazines at ihiekstores,
wilt,nio.crre that by jeining_thts Ateneiution, then
'verify the 21t0,7,, vitt and f ree l'ieet in the rnr
inrnl at tho name price they how pay
for the Magesine alone . •
Reautifidiy.illuattnied Cstale-ues giving full des
criptions. sent free on ""appTication
Fos Membership, addrese
C 1, DERBY, C A A-
At
eitbCr of the principal °thins—
"Knickerbocker Magasine" °Aloe. 318 ilrondway,
New York; or. Western office, ifin Water street,
Sandusky, Ohio . novl
p*onns-PATENT AXuarins
Li . Th e highest Premium unlinked by the Franklin
e Institute, at the late Exhibithur
The subs: riper, after Iring anti patient labor and
experiment. Is new enabled to agar to-the pahlic
new style or Pictures, far exesuding in beauty and
ilttrability.nnythMg.ever before mode Theta pie
tures are not retinal, as Daimon-I.4itypes are, and
may he seen in nay light 'they alai possess the
rare property of bein g •
I 11.Phat ISIIA lILE ' '
Rein hermetinally leaded Initwecn Oita tlatex,
whieb atralrna kwured by JLetiers Pittent m the
United tityites.Tifent Britain and France, an "trip
tined in Philndelilin by 31i nod, Fifth aydChest
nut sitreebt7Tard"
r rturrr,o,Lx, z
or vie: , 7
A:UERICAN I; ALLI:ItY OF PBOTOttit ABM,.
No AItOJI Street, ptaive (Bath, Philatra
Tito great nuenewi v yrdre Attained the modne•
ti.miairibPieTietur in% 011mi:hated 1.C3 Jeal
ousy and ounnirnrnf certain operatorx who not 41111
ilofrinod (ho ptAdic by 'wiling ham' imuntLrfe:l4., hut
who more er one my trade mod.. '• Uu hmt vmi."
to furl r their d a on , ifo',lt• taxi, mid (hut tivlrwit.l
me his name IC, 01o,:,iliattil 11) Mr fluttirq and
• fi.elf to denignnte our double glno., h erinu l l e o lt s
13011101110,1 pi Ausib suM oo other The'n in.rwicr
utakun polure on mingle g 11•., 11114 till Id
nigh hr mg IMlll3o , lintely in rant iol n itGl hr, pl,ture;
malt{ it , a .46rt 11 , ...s.ypApk, o wl then, , hy otteily din."
troy it The mil .
d e or" cautioned ug mint their
tiny ntil .more br olisniirunind in fliedr
permoovory I sill tn6r pleinnin• in Allowing to
theme who wish, the 110111 re of tho tun kinds of pie
(i.ren, and they •0171 fly them,lN es • ,
have now complete I lay nernogemenln for the
Production of 11111-ItI,I:J'ACF: PICTURES, moot
lii A 17111.1 1,1,Y owntm)
Thry pietures 'deem ct illy ono. and give entire
sotilfaction, and are a eureelly on well as a portrait
The, Amiirolypes are proolionced by oumpelent
judge* to be the penitent achieymnent in,the Noe
lographio Art. haying a relief had clearness that Is
truly osionishint;
Tito proprietor is, moreover, enabled itY &really
improved facilities, to produce these Atobru4,tpcs
from the cry smallest Mtn to
• -PPM., LIPP, RIZP-24.-4y :10 irchea. - •
With all the — trillih tirNature, mill the perinancoeg
of the flneet . pl ng
, ale glom, the lo sought fur rod in
POotograptile portraiture: -
AMBROTYPE STEREOSCOPES must he been
to be appatetatted, the relief Whig fully as I,oduct
u We.
K. D. CUM. 1111.103,
Dellefbnte, Pa
14 0- Dagut rreotypes oopiod iu4o Ambrutypes, and
renderm! tu , rmanent.
Therm pictures offer en induceMent to those with
ing to send pictures to Europe, , as they arc proof
against the action of water, climate or ;Limos
phere, and may he lain it. water for months with
PRIM F ELT Y AVETI" . lie aim, yOlOlllllOl to make
M EZZOG RAPIN FROM LIFE,
A great impmernout upon tho Crymtallotype pro
cess, by whiuh pictures are nisile•ttireet 110 M
hasten.' of copying a Daguerreotype a. innAt 41.iC
with pie Crymtallotype pn - mvta All Isueresidul Pho
tographers employ thin proeett Theme Alezzograplis
are equal to the tinustiengrat ing, and snore accurate
iddelcil. Any number imam it mingle milting. from
in
one to thousand, n& tither ',lain, retouchd, ur
colon/slut water or oil
Citizens and strangers ore inn ited to call at the
Gallery and ermine specimens of both or tl abase
branches' of Art before they procure pictures' else
-where, . :Fre,politc-attt-ntiorternli-a
euperioridet ore.
Nstructmn, end rigida to praetier in bulb
the &bolo prrwes,es, I )r s de In worthy operators
ItPIPI, Photographer,
Nu. .tich Street, 'those di vh,
no§ 2-,:dfladalpitia
• •• • • -
EMPIRE DAGUERIMAN GALL - SKY.
The blushing illnliatafagla from Garth,
Youth's beauties piss away ;
Hut Barnhart's pictures astir blown,
To muck at Tinte's decay!
Tbitel/allory is now opened to the puWio , under
the control of
J. S. BARNHART,
With . fiteilities for Driguerreetyping, rarely equalled
or perhaps never nurpassed In the country A soft,
mellow tone, beautifully blended in light and shade,
a perfect delineation of Natures and drapery, and
the plefutlngSfeet incident to a
,judicious arrange
ment of the attitude, are truly objects worthy of no
small consideration. Like many other branches of
srlenee, the most important requisites can only be
attained by years of practical experiment, and elosa
observation. of moll we love hail the advantage!!
Those who have friends they fondly oherieh,
should tomemberdiseatm may yam lay 113 withering
hand upon them The vital spark of life, that to
day Imparts bright antielpationn of the fixture, to_
morrbw may bo aiming - mil the Insi gloking um
bers of mortality Why net,,ivettre your pictures
when It is both expedient ithrl'aeoriWinical to do no
We %sniff not to lie under the nocensity of transfer
nng your Image to a polished surface, in the icy
embrace of death. We are nidsip. called upon Is
perform thin sad act in memory of the departed,
hut hereafter in no 1 . .141: will oil' charge bo lean
than 810, nor will the piefures of ouch as have died
of con*eous diseases 110 taken for any induaefuent
whatever
Picture's inserted In Mimi of almost °vory variety
of sine, shape or finish, Alan, VOLLi aid GILT
LOCK Mt kept constantly on hand,
Instructions given and Apparatus furnished on
reasonable lams
g_si - Room, lirulrorloff',; Rove, second floor, Tittle
fonte,,Pa.nov27-tf
, ,
trfl PRINTERS AND PUBLismfts,_
PIIILADELPIIIA TYPE FOUNDRY, N.
W corner of TUIRD and CHESTNUT &recta,
L. PELOUZE
Still oontinurs to manufacture all kinds of BOOK,
JOB and FANCY TYPE, of the beat quality, and
at LESS PRICES FOR CASII, than any other
Foundry in the Uniod: Hie long experitmon In the
pratutioal 'Mao( the imsinew, and In OM ratati,% of
metals, warrant Lila in his usaertion that the iype
of his manufactoroloontalning much copper, aro as
durable ea the much talked of Copper hum Typo.
Ile has on hang, and can supply at a vary abort no
tine, leery le used hi a Printing Othee, melt as
Typo, Prelate; Rah* ysink Blanks, Brune and
Wooden Oalleye, Loy Brushos, Cases,
Chew, Furniture, tie. Old Type Laken In exchange
fm new at apealmen prlees at nine cents per pound.
ATTENTION FARMERS, AND. nr.
OTHERS LNTERESTED
CORN SHELLERS
The undairignod respectfu y laurnit tjtc rime.
are and the public generally of°entre bounty, thus:
ha le •low manufacturing .the
AND READY CORN SIIJLLEIt,
One of the. heat, most cons niont, durable, and at
the same time, the most only running Shelters ever
offered to theAmblie It will shell green end dry._
Corn,.oloaning lhr robs front and to end, and sops
rating them from the Corn
L . V - Warrunted to run easier than toy other Stud
ler in Mate" or 01/owhore, lin' the quell
tity of Corti shelled wilily. It is constructed with
two cranks, so that two perepne can turn it, anti
shell from 200 to 300 bushoio per day. /Loan alto'
be attached to horns her.
as I am Certain you will he snti r tt I with thin.
DANIEL 14:11.TO
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JL.IL /AZINE.—A . NI,IV VOLUSIE.—During the
lent six months thorn have been issued of lIMIPAA'R
New hifFNTIILY MAUAZINIC over EIGHT HUM? •
RED AND FIFTY THOUSAND numbers The
Publiahere may safely appeol lAa this feet as et I.
• once of the unparalleled and Cannel antly inerrant*
sueeens rich which their efforts to putilish a cheap •
Ins,tructivo, and entertedoing monthly have been ni
teg ((FT They renew the expression of their thablin
tel, the public her their constant evrolidenee and sum
port enelitepeedeelly to the Press few the substantial
aid It has *Tercel in coking their efforts and pltbli•
cation imenv 7 o to the
. Atneel icallyeoplo
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It can Math - ai be neeessnry toda - ribTlemneeranee,
that the plan of conducting the Magazine, which hl',
proved no successful, will be continued with Memoir
,ad asaidulty uhf core The wean and ludo of the ,
great inassof the people wilt continuo to be consul
tad i and n.labor err expense will be neared to give .
them, co erymonth, the largest amount of the mast
- Triferentkog nod iontruetive literary matter otiginal
and schooled. in the best form and at the c{onivpi
oat prise Special near increased attonaliso wisli
always be given to the several perks of original, '
illustrated artleien, descriptive of Atilericifo seen
and historical incieleinn. prepared by the one ip•
eilar a rites, awl ueemiepainoil ley room in ?v the
best Whites fir the United Feline.. In no deparf
ment of the Magazine renewed efforts will be made
Mineralise its ability. Its utility, izuel tic attractive
ness for general renders
...,
its
yotoompleteci the sixth year of ,
DA existfoce,llAlll , l.lif )lAli ‘7IIF liles a cliveiLatlon
greeter, by leanly thousand-, than was ever Minified
by our other 'dud* wellhead ion Pier kneed ill any
part of the world it is the eleterneinali ~,, of lho
l'oblinherz Hort It *ball eosetnene in Mt cit 1111511M/1a •
Kneeled iztai r nlill inerrenuoug proms , ' itv •
Etu,e,h jpgal•er of the /Hagar/see *will - enfilAill 144
octavo page,: ril double, column,. eon' year Ilea
omprining nearly two demons pages et the uhnierst
Miscellaneous Literates] eof Hie elle ? Es Ore NIIIII-'
leer will eventainuumemees Pictorial Illus. rations. ac
curate Plates of the Fnzteiew 4, IL Clipnilln Chroulele of
yurront Events. and Impartial Notice', it the im
pertuct Bootie of the Mantle The Volomen collie.
mence with the Numbers for ill ay nod !Memoirs :
but subncreptions may (commence with ally neemlliFt.
' TERM a —1 he Maglixtn, may toe Melaka,' of mad
'colleen, Periestiont Agents, or from Ow Publishers at
$3,011 a year, or 25 Celli, II Titmice r The Slllll-1111-
mil Volume% nee completect, neatly homed in Cloth .
are sold Tit 5201 earl, anelMseele es rovers- are foi •
oisherel to thong who wishio knvo-theis book' oboes.
uniformity hound ate
1 indn nieat, Eleven Vol
unit,' 'lre noir renoly bound ' lierpete' Story Be e k*,
and "Harpers' Magazine." well be rem to one , Alt
are.. for one year, for ti", ell
Ti,,' publishers well supply rpeeitneu 'Souther%
gralideoluely to Agents noel l'orimnrcern, 811111 will'
Maki , 111/011i1 IlifiingelinelllBo Oil limit fur rlrl . llllllllllt
the Magnrine 'They ell elno Primly llnbee, of twee •
pyrsona Tit $5,00 a year. or filo per.-ews at 510,00
Clerrynien supplied at $2llll R {VIII'
• ll Aft fent A itimTliEltS. Pubri.lleir
MILEFBURG MARFILE WOUSr
A PAlttEll Ali N1IS1,1"fO11. infbrne ,
the public that Inc in prepared Is, der all kinds of
Marble work nt the rhortest net', e nu n ( on the must
rep-Tunable tennis Those Arlie reser him aid, (heir
order, may net assured that aril 11 , AL - both his err
tahlishment will be dour ins the lost style of work
manakin. Likenesses will be executed in statue on
in bast, as large as life, either in minute or plaster.
iriltimesses will he caned on kirroontromts. Tumult
Stones, err frominingueryean ••ars , also is
braninii slipuiyery of Enamelled. Lettering with
lava, on Mirnomenti, Tombstones, ihror Ac ,
erery'vnrietv 0 c010r. ,1
141 r- poi In by
no degrees boat, arranteri to .W a d spy kind of
weather As lam the inventor el this weak, it can
not be performed ins any other • estairlielunent In
P.ennpylvatnia than at Miloshurg There arc many
orders Dnimbed of this brilliant lettenag. pennons
had better call and examine fur themselves, 111111 her
satisfied that Ii Ia the greateet prove of ineehunioal
art that Nal tier pitted to art ins teny on monu
ment or tend, Monti, and width 'will Ire a fit testi
moud to the memory of a departed friend
Any gentleman desirous of having a marble trust
f will warrant a most perfect likeness no large as
hie There will be no eharge if not a perfect pies.;
of seulpture The operation of the nark is, Ist.
The likeness will he taken by Omen allots in cloy,
2.1. A east or (dieter Paris 2d, Than in marble
A mask eau lie token after death of any personae'
that a perfect likeness Can be 1//111 any return time
Undies anti go/440111qt •dcsiroine of pron.:luring a
good piece of inarhlayrprit hail better send their or.
siert dr Milesingg.,lgr' good work I hove no Gee*,
sirs to Amid 1.1 Philadelphia to bring lanai and
lige res • I rut snobs them myself
1 will ahndiFue any person in this no
to exegete a better pfeoe e f enatiarair•e llll l ll We'
SIMI.- -This- wlrrs4 the amebic. linew-Nothirgt•-rel
haven efillilol reach
Premium , ' at the Centro Vrmuty Fair kr. AINIA,
wmk,leadmig S2UO, L 0 '"" ook Ito $2 lee
judges had beau more of the Marble Isuniness,
Haven would hale been bound wanting-
As the antintly hen born llnoelVel with an Mforior
attain by personie paddling the en rooted, eannienitent
ly Oast win/ are WI jack.. of +dF.l urn and, ell
gra% lug halo been imposed upon, I therofare demo
parsons who Mali to preeuve durable work to 414
and examine my 'workmanship. nod natinfy them
selves will not prover on riesorefin after times
Thnnkful fur pain farm's, 1 hope by strict atten
tion to talslllolll, and moderation in churgen, to CUM
drilla to receive a Moral patronage -
Persons demlneun of any other style of work,
noula highly rnootnnienoln Mr Aunilerland it Lew-
Intown, an I bare been thirty years in all the fine
art of marble work, he le exteemeil 0110 of the brat
judges.-
I *l.ll hind myeolf to fomieb every deeeripeion of
work 25 per cent. better and eheapr.o. thitp
Haven A. PARTEAMIII, Ifvo
dee2d '3lileaburg, ,
T 00K HAVEN MARBLE
JLJPitEIU AWARDEb ay von
CENTRE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
To the people of Contro County. It has now be
-00100 a matted fact that this Is one of the largest.
, hemmed and very best eonducted establishments of
the kind in the interior dr Pennsylvania. It' l l.
owned by Mr ft A. (Moon, and superintended b 7
the oolchrated sculptor, M. C F. Lindig, of N.
ktr. Lindig was for tunny years engegud In one of
the boat establishincnts In the city of Now York,
where he gained an enviable reputation as a me
chanic of the tint order, We have on hand and fez
sato nearly five hundred beautiful design(' of REAP
and FOOT STONES, carved in the latest style of•
the art, together with From% Couches, tlreeian
Tomb., Monuments, Hpiras, Carved Limbs outleggn
as life, end {marmot of every dederiptlop, all deslgnint
and ezeouted by Mr. MmHg. Persons wishing
eemetblng rare and beautiful, to mirk the ruatithg
place of their departed-friends, would save money
by sending their orders by.cither of toy airmita, Who
will page *ivy lbw (Jaye through all the principal
towue and valleys in Centre, Clinton, and Lyeaming
coatittee,..aagahat e their work executed by thle
world-renowned and justly celebrated artist.
Lit - ' 'We have retinue(' our price' from this dais,
and will hind ourselves( to deli 25 per cent below the
regulaaaelling pries" of any eatablialenent
foute, MilesbUrg, or Lewistown, and deliver ling
work froo of charge to any plane desired
R.
_A. tilltfgdN, •
Allitlll-411.0n OzNTRE COoNTY ,
Sam'l A. Htonebreaker, Wm. Allison, Jr., Jeekinn
oonrille; Martin Houser, Jr., Ilquiet'q ;' Tim
mas Hollhan , Boshiburg. deel24y,
ZZEPHYR.W9IIB T E B_OIT
and handsomest variety of Solon over =Mod
to the ladles. Aleo, Tapestry Worded, •Citairium
Perforated Board, French WorklAreottonoliksakm
Floes, 81Ik pods, and Llnpp ?Ws, at
n.vo
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