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.desereerde./k_ *we tie amen - hi'
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&shot freak. Hi; 'echelon *web hi ekes
enheellerisi a k a oieueeekties - behhid them,
sad the apse( (ashy bases a his task'
end rear imiliteedly. nen rill se &Debt be
efopitrete beide Ibe i ght Won Menem neebei
Melphe, "berg Aihideet FeamiphOthieele se et
teek by "stir. '
Oft. loarked Y idoodor !swath's Kum-
Ale tu t tattli,of stidn Zed Tokio= k'
%lke
Prlaskes of thopikomstautossespedhair
try prima luiirs bola tain by do Cooid
nate&
pt. Westin% Ifkiimila • newt Nun' ow&
dos orptood ormirloss Fission".
All tblaV ladikato a dospends aid bloody
opening of Wowing evatiolgir •
egi-lis we mum neressasity be doe*
front our post lb" a fart days, ve Lave
left our paper undr the e►arge of our
Mend Jobb P. nitwit:a, Nang wowed
that the madam of the iVnicitniut
will kW *Wilke by the temporary
change.
The lissild AwwhU Itiirohnkosi.
It is a redstarts idea that isvolittions
are worked only byviolence j • that' the
overthrow of a government is only to be
accomplished by brute force, and by the
esectmeat &noel mimes as hare mode
esetilar wind, revolutions are always ac
eompaniethy all the horrorslthe home*
ation csinomoeilst, and Alit Indica al
ways °Par bold, and
aocomplishment of their dhotis' tue.. The'
revohnion,;which ilooh Dlfb e Einglaati
when GUAttli
meat,. to the thrum from 'Welt hirilut
er had' bees led to the block, was 'a com
plete overturning ' of the
Yet secomplished in quiet, and without
the los ofa singlei life. The revolution
which placed Louis Napoleon upon the
throne of France yea not - attended by
either violence 'or bloodshed, yet *Pa
ged ill completely the former governess&
as the "Reign of terror" had done
years bailee.
It is hard for Americafis to realize the
truth that our s government has been
completely rertdutionined, and that the
Piston).eitiddished by our Alban has_
been for months suspended. They eau
not realise it, because we Imre Been DOW
of the commotion and violence which is
generally supposed to attend such revol
utions. It is true we have been suffer
ing under the most gigantic and horrible
war with which the world was ever mus
ed i• but the hands of our Eddins have
been turned ins wrong direction, and
the most dangerous enemy to our Repub.,
lie has been allowed to work out his evil
designs, unmolested, in the confusion le'
the tempest be has raised. The reason
that the French Revolution'a '9B was
so bloody and terrible, was that the Rev
olutionists met with most formidable re
sistance reason that the revolution
which restored the Stuart. to the throne
of England Was so quiet 'and bloodless,
was that no such resistance was made.—
And
that is why the revolution in` our
own country, of the pastfhree yeses, has
not been attended with the discord and
violence usual in such omits. The atten
tion of the people has been directed to
another and a homer danger, while the
first pripciples of their 'government were
being subverted by those entrusted with
power and authority.
The American people have been taught
to believe that outdde of the Constitution
we have no government, and when they
rushed to arms three years ago, they did
so with die mistaken idea that they were
going to edam the Constitution upon
those who had resisted its authority. It
is unnecessary for us to centuterate .the
instances in which that insirament has
baen violated by the revokthensoy lea
ders at Washington. It is solidest that
Vice Furesidettillatedindeelaresthe NAM
as it WWI' to he 'nonsense and bad non
sense at'that ls enough that the lea
ders of the Abolition patty stand boldly
out and toll the people that they 01.114,
" 9 / IlaVietigAMMtitlahlitat it is. ITow
can any lane doubt that the deigns of this
Administrition are .rervoletiotemy, when
wsi have,their dedaratiesee in proof, aid
mikes duke acts are anti& af, and In o
pen old ame of Was Casetitatima 7.01
Tire asiv *pa at Are holes la time
movearebta I. a satraeniesof theirrera.
meat. %II ereli.dirthey. bow ihOt the'
en gel* of die hishosSotasS: sal
that their trial aid peat Intim
the tritsite tr resatitierr
of the„ gik
The kali: tha
law of edreSierwatif_ltimes emir la
overeffik it/ lame
laws die Au"
oda* lid
Nifty. la lai*****letik pOilat
mei wbe Immaimoici mine lireks
claim*** oir f •• fr i 1
ran,"3411 oo owpswa.mkaii
tbsilataseltow to .0
dm* Ilimarisii by *an
Lora lb*** *OW row mai
bpsome, 1 0 Ai
magi 10Y0161/***trill .
tbso‘ialloWii
so/ twit! t
aca NS or on •the !Aglow of 14?5*
reillistantrer Iwo& •
Ala can , workatlitilitifr
out bloodshed, in the coming &Woe.
There is no. dotht that ler. Ishnooht and.
his %Rowers will work within the ener-.
g y of desperation ; fin their salvation de
liellialtil9l4ll9ll/0001,
of 1884; but we booboo art
of this intelligence& oterpeolleilts
peat lbr a moment, that they can either
tbi bought or terrified into the subpolitlf
measures which their Souls detest; Anil
which'utnst resale in the &striation of'
this Republic,— lice believe that the
election can only la carried against the
Democratic party by frd and 'ool=o
- ; venom* modo•not fear', for the
movement' fit tat dir' eation will
'Midown the long pent up vengennoe
e outraged people, to hurl the cow
ardly to the deatructitm they
have so eritod:
We found Inman the intelligence
or the people, on capacity to was=
themselves, bediering t they 11141 ,1 0
Mate he dingers which us, tend '
- fisi the fearful .responsibnitiy a*ing
upon them he this important mUs kap
nation's history. The lines are clearly
and boldly tirawa r it is monarchy or
ntscracy, And'. the sovereignty remain
with the people or be seised. by a sin
gle man T. Thisquestias must be deter
mined In leas than &year, and we melo
n:mildew:ly the Gale. •
WhO the Soldiers Mend? ,
We blew .Ifsething mere deepre4,49
mean than the unceasing efformthoideby
t h e a ppeeitko t , to lame tmlOPEthol*
Wily
e to theirs ; that we do not appre
- theeerlficee they have midi, er,
empathise with them in the privatibin
'limy are fi aced to undergo. It Isamu,
because it its faleeeis thofistiser .of lies,
Arslfollitell do those who. circulate it
know that the very beifriende the ad
dint has are to be found in the ranks of
lite Demme* party: We had no idea
of the extent to which this thing has
been carried on until we met inantbeenof
soldiers, at home on Ibriough, who were
utterly astounded to harp the true state
of affairs. Ire have takers by the hand
old Mends, who in the spring_ time 'of
lifb, were our constant compatriot's, who
shared our study and.oar phsy, our sor
vows and oisr joys, and shuddered err
think - 411m dangers they had ;eared.
Niece we parted, and of new tilt& they
arc yet to meet "en the future batik-
gelds of the *at. - And then, to boo* '
that while we watched with antions eye
their every movement in the path of dan
iter, while our prayer's went up for their
rarity when the gene battle raged, and
they were lost to view in the confusion
of she contest, t hey were taught •to be-,
lieve time we prayed for their destruc
tion and gloried in their dbfeat. Noth
ing they Gould have said or writtenwould
embitter us so much against the leaders
oftbc Abolition party, is this cowardly
attempt to create feelings of hatred be
tween life long friends. • We an afford
forgive them, for already their evil
deeds are recoiling upon theirowu beside,
and time will teach all mon, that those
who are guided by the principles of Dem
oeracy are the only free Mends of the
soldier. Wore our principles carried out
there rould be no neeeseitefirr any of our
brethren to tread the path •of death.
We hare labored to remove the cause of
which the suffering of the'sokilers is the
effect., we have attacked, openly and
boldly, the ipstigators of the war on
both sides, we have exposed ourselves
to insult, to imprisonment, and to death
mid a beceusq we love our brethren who
ha taken up itreur, and would remove
the nemssiti forehem togo forth, to !suf
fer and to die in this most horrible of
wart. Information is denied the sol
dier in camp uPon thesequestions ; but
they will yet learn the truth, arid despise
those whe have misled thous. •
While the Democratic party has ever
denied the necessity of this war, end
charged this Admiehrtradon as reeponsi-
Mc for all the blood whiulkbariheen
and which is yet to flow, it nee always,
when iltdecnnfort Odle soldiers' in the
field was in question, used itserhole pow
or for their good: We have always said
and believed, and we believe and assert
still, that the onestione ehont whit* the
Tar is being waged, Kiiihiltaie inea set
tled by compromiser.. Is • that. tavesony
If so, Abraham Ulm& is der MOOri
ty,,and though a miserable' witness ors
many piste, hods °composts**, ; Aealde.
this. Ho says, if* 4;1861, "than •
Maier soicquoi*eastiot, l6 4,l l o%*,
marked precodent,theisheraltboiellY
an eiessito ewe* ytrP4 *Ma ,
,meanness immediate
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titmote hem bait Pruftralbio to the Or.
at/Often oufWeioMpultieuity; the Imo
avalikelifi. of Noes ant
Aare oarto weave • Woolditataltavo
beet bogie* out oat tha mem*
Wool Oldospolludiou, duo to M
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Okeiguistioa, c h it Nw
fbrilitlitualged'alii Oa
tiouttitutiossi ateastiou of the MAW'
tration. As s party, our sympathies
_+y.. •*;.4. - .•siftrela.-,lo , ,+Sgta,:rAeq wM
,•••
mafiosi d. piwaUtisirks. .
tibiae fiftlieWa Tiara a
case it point which statmlawathqcwwwa .
atioagala bathed others. A ' nottaa
rextiu, Nationa=gra
ca~lie
ar its equivalent." It rewired the satr
gas bites* ellpele W eke *behalf*"
lion' pert% powlienisrlyiry Btensios,
of lAtionsylveils, the great Mogul of the
Abolitionists.
Did the/ dieplai - any great feeling
itieristddp for the soldier? Have.
they eve!' flowo It? ,On the mina,
they bereigt them to odostghter by
thew:nods, and noeconpliidied sell*
heft the imillerende_offloeir own nab*
same& They *wild send• naiads 'of
our white citizens tb death, to free the
negro, who neither asks nor atialits their
'sysopoloso. Thee will sholr whinfl the
real Mende of the sold*, of the Union,
and the whole , country stand, aid we
ran , God that soak knowledge. Ina not
000ne'tobinte to he aseltd.
rift.ll' ltaisk.7
The &cling' of hostility between the
tM s parties of the country has been ,
daily 'ng morel bites, until now, Wo
hear it dad, that the hatred le
stronger than between the North
ern and Southern po • .ns of the Union, -
when the war first 'lt is
natural for each party to e the
other _foe this tlepleutbla state, af
ibr certainly no one would wish
iteknOwledge himself irTaalostsible. , Ifni
what are the biota In tha ease? " Thera is
aka , in We Northern states whish
!. e . ' ones :T* ..I-. a . II .1i . .
Ok s half of votes. lii members look upon
the, war whisk has stripped.= land ;of
its bravest sons, as a needietwand ' ernes
less one, they. Udine that it eordd have
been avoided intim beginninp and that
after its oommoureement, it might, by, it
proper policy, have .been brought long
ago to an honorable =minden. HoW
dare any set of men smart, that fifteen
hundred thousand of their felloweitiums
are dishonest, and desire the destruction
of our great govereasent? The Demo
crettle-joirty believing with their great
leaders, Andrew Jackson and Bteriben A
Douglas, that 'Saw is disunion. thud and
eternal,' and desiring to preserve us from
the horrors of which we Imve only new
the beginning, stood up' to tell the leo-
ple of their danger and to dismiss fairly,
the onostions which an9nned so firarrfld
on impedance. flow Ire they received
by the= who SOW irpOir — Sego - ilea- 1
dons, and we suppose differed honestly?
Were their positions examined, their
arguments fkirly and candidly met, and
tjtoir views treated with the eoptderatibe
Which the past history of the party mer i t
ited ? On luestions enninorimportanoe,
the opposition had mete thee once met
us in open, honor able debate ; but when
the meet vital question which ever de
manded the attention of the American 1
people Crone, a question involving the
lives of millions of our citizens, and the
very existence of our government ;' all
who opposed this wholesale slaughter
were pronounced traitors, and treated as
convicted felons whenever such • thing
was possible. But, say they, the Demo
cratic party, is in eynaretthy with the en
emits of the Union an are entitled teat,
consideratiom The absurdity •of this
charge istoo palpable for any one ofsense
to fed to see it. „How silly the idea that
the party which made the government
andnp and fl ourished with it, should
wish to grow
&Story the enure of its prosper:
ity ? Had the opposition met us ae we
did them, believing the.maJority of = to
be honestly mistaken, if mistaken we
were, there *cuddliest. been none of the
bitterness which pow exists between the
two =nick We offered pence l and they
gave us war, they inatuisoned and ban
ished our leadem_thv hurled the foulest
epithets up= us, they taught the ignor
.ant mama of their party &Atte take the
life of a Democrat was a godly set, until,
our mrinberesSad etranneli was our only
protection. Their morn has been that
we were traitors, and even seek an =-
lime will not cover Omit' guilt. We have
been treated as our Constitution •and
laws will net allow an :Avowed Witter to
be treated` We have been permuted
withestmerey, ecodonieedwitl,
and punishments inflicted =known to
the Imo of slur Republic. And all W
eems we attempted to stay the felleirrit
Willa was Waiting triw destnispervbe
'be-
cause we oimdidlytria, elle* intitrismed
tires ni t = AitteetioThe Whilth 0 3 04 -
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mapatipkeietbr.
, their ; :deal*. with, then. it : •
save-beth them ands. much hued& •
aboHLtoa3ife,•
of the fearful oottoopeasso which
im z,_
follow it. "A patielf mad blind
the V% : no v aa** - to mm►_
rilsd th e ktiwt.
dent wig boie a ." ifiralidts
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4 " 34 mi lk 4 1 1 : 06 * 11 1i .
Mourn Iseinmeof it, rent luna-o
inektinabely p ' , and the testae
tion of thettrnieni perhdpesindered 1111-
poidtdl4 ,Is 101 the,Pleatjlent aaidi
"There 'iv Meet resonate , believe that
the UnleamentSre the millerit7 in mans,
if not in ovary one of tlejto•caghod sece-'
ded states" He Soulki — iietTleve ,paid
tar a 'mouth Otte ther...Priehaadoe
was lined ;and Hbeetion intense die*
.that the alave-holdein orate sloth were
more friendkr to the Union than the
poorer clammk this ininne posoy nil,
ofthem were (Wei ipto, rebellion, and
the Airy and saxes' with which the mat
was prosecuted * thinntifter that thne
trims Vie eflistr-if the proclamation!
And now, we blase Another, of iuunesty,
knelled, hut ,ink reality the opening of
11110 W page i the a lihmery, of the war,
more bloody ankteitiblethan any which
preceded it. For these - two-aeof of She
Fresidoet, millions of men have been
sacri&cd, pr are yet to die, and the debt
of thi-eountry' inereamed to sue amount
incalculable,
Will the peeplotontinue him in power?
Are welo burn ehtettnagistaute who
plays wiol Mt64l aiingclrOiS toys as these
"hplls mina thi.comm" 1 .00 may be
tione*rmd inmiorrnt, and all that ; but
.„„. _ the
ling engine
Olt.,were in 484
fbierrs
buret,-11 _
Shfrr
Somefotti free,
be wreaked by th'elsillY doing.
cst Old Abi4.l4
Tim Abolition camp is in a ter
rible uproar ist ta, who shall receive the
nomination • for ..the .Presidency. Mr.
Lintroli holds g lminutanding • position,
while Chase b 6144 the Cireenbacks, and
the contest between these two worthies
is growing quite waist. • Therriho Wes
tern naiads hlbraWremormin 'their eye,
and Mune down: frii both die ether' OM
eandidateristituraityle. .Poor Fremont
has starved tbeirlialtbfially pad been peer
ly rewarded ; louring et fir bsell erwignod
ur position where Stoma Jackson
threshed him sontxlly; and 4en removed
from etenusandrhs some say eV ruin his re
made*, bet we thick ktirin &mei tesiti3O
it, the rocky mountain; Matrinated more
to his Rune .than the , Siginoitoll he foetid
in Virginian. •
,) •Woeabe not what they quarrel over,
the more they, quarrel the bettor.
.A.s . the wearers said when her husband
was lighting theirmr. "go it husband,
go hinter, and . tradom care whioh wins."
In our estiur Mina they are as alike, and
ail goverhed itu ono erred Via "Fire
leaven rued Insu j ••• ."
We see bttise Mutes Republican
elect emit, '"Copperreads" of
that Ceekr selected N. L. Atwood
and S. R. Putle to, represent the lm in the
State Convention ton be held in Pitilidel.
phis on the' 20tyarli1arrh. We maser
ry that onnapscintenee in Cl intone's:sr
ty does not extend to every '!copperhead''
in: it ; for itidgrig them all by those they
hive chosen as their delegates to the
great gathering bf the "seitents" of the
State, tAier must he pretty goad "breed
of snakeect—iNi Jt. Atwood is an able
exponent of the, principles of the old
faotioneOPMeemer end has more than
once proved himself too much for the
taitest tin the ranks. He
greatly suiste he Dennocrats of Centre
by his clansmen ) and logic in last Poare
campaign, !aid will always receive awa l rm'
welcome frail •the ' "Copperheads" of
this County whenever he comes tunong
cis. •
-VI/WILILL OP. Iit4UOIII4MUOMIOL.—The
Enema of *tor James., H LetrimA
took pleeein Clearfield borough, on Mon
day last; and was one of the most s impo.
aim demonumtions of upeoplese lose far
a gallant goal ever whammed in Pennsyl
vania. We home on hood a full moan
of the proceedings from the pen of our
fined Mr. J. W. Piney. who attended
the flnettl, and ! chleh would have hen
pubruthed this week, but c ame too late to
allow of its being set up. It will spent
htlour next hnpression.
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Mr. r oldur Tretway De
partment, Wl* allltkitl4wali and not;
Itikjilstandingthat sada his mamaraimaii
trambaalosiatody be emoted by a ka-
Oho, thajitikiiinhor i bahyr tau for
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previcrealr fetnietted. end In aseertalang,
21 . 404 i there eholll i t
nelmichert whIN
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yleteemeteger_e lapis the onaitheentitet
(A:Money_ pirsom . enrolled ender the
of Ydspiit or who May hereafter be
so enrolled,. Ali fainlitti ' at way thee
rhea;o4ol
ko akti iit, sketorl ii tle 4, l s it t i bt
vholl *a liable to dank V TM
sdilbsa - ist**l bertfoia tilifedlo'
&MAI ' tobittlute 'lltall bp lOWA
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flatelbi *doh tin* libbotifiits litdU hire
.besseetteittmfl 'Mt PZiva - doldier, mw '
Wan or istm-cotiassi~ Mart befog'
set 1p tho, r 0417 lkirOfe $ 6, 0$ 4
or seeepted sea ealtseltote:
of Marollemest a% id *era! r3N per.
Sony Ito ledoildins of
this set, sad the enrollee** apt, whose
names may have omitted by the :prepitr
raltingollicerp. and all permed - idle arch*
at, lige of hardy yews befbre the tirtft,
and iditesl 'who declare their -intended
to bemoan, ablaut, and all persona
aired from the military or naval service
*be letto not' been in' genies .two reel
during the 'present - snarl and all peftena
who have .been exempted under; the liroti
done of the 24.metion to Web -the amino
supplement, bat whogremoSesetipted,
the prolate*. of this set ; • and the babds
of surglvient AAA ndeket AndAIMI4,I 6
from the draft: pitman wbo.loffieni the
time of enroltmeOt and drat; midi LOW Mr
-rived at the age of, foriy.fiee. Any person
drafted nay before the .tisp‘ deed for MS_
appearance for duty at the liddistetts;
Ihrnisli`ns acceptable substhitte, subject tio
snob ruble and regulations as may be pre
scribed by the Beoretip7 of WO, saditsttelt
soliatteeefs gsneto *aft; ri l inAtar
penes' furatiablug shun lia bp* 4raft
qufaao;, V omit
dratted shall hereafter. pay Miing
for tae
procuration of sulletitnte ender the
•
Meat, slab payesegat Of Money shall °potato
.6edy to relieve imoh pergola from draft dos
rhAthe si t r iine for which ; im 10 :4 11 was
.tiateptillo-unmet , hi filo box .
' • olbaxixott; Ix -V OM efts
1 maims shall be returned collie trhOWL-.•
Members :of-religiona denoednatlons, who
sheik by path oatinftetkeitleolare they are
*stimuli
_envied to from bearing of
arm &who are prohibited doing so
by, rule. d,artleles of Itilfti and prattles of.
said 'rent! dettonittatlom WA whee
drafted into the Mary service, be eseudd
ziork
ered nos minbatan d - aboll her ageignei
by the Secretary of W deity in beepftals,
or to lalai care affieetbnen, abon&lbe .
oath of POO to iamb persons II
ryaf War shall dodoes, to reel — l - 1, -- to
ite•ei to theeichwedwoornisfteo
ao pertain be eatifted the be
Ell ' ofiie pawls/ewe 'OA% s te elelolti War*
his declaration of eliaati - esetteirip=ito by
against bearing arms "half be
eattheimitewy, evidence; that ltii portrait
has been inwilbrinty ' comeletent with nob
deolaratking.
no Mowing persona are exempted
from tarallment - and draft; name]
.:
waffteeelversaratedeeti o , - or
fee parries; all mituilly la the
military or naval of fliettlited States,
at , the Moe -of the draft, and all pencils
.who have served In the military or nerd
department two years deftieg the present
war, and have been hostomeMy discharged
therefrom, and no person hut each sme ate
berets excepted shall be etearpi. The tiro
ohne* heretofore provided for nth* crerolt•
meat are coneolidetesi. In alt woes Where
colored persene bate been heretofore - ogre
led in ibe military service of the roiled
Mateo all prowisicenr of this sat, to fer as
the payment of bounty add oolopeoeatioo,
are provided. shalt be tequally' applteable,
ae well as to that who may be hereafter re-'
malted. I , .
Uncivilized Warfare.
Leek, the Twelfth, of France, who was a
great and valiant prlnete r msed, whenever he •
entered a city or province which he had eon
grimed, to wear a soot efirmll, upon which
km pointed. s& swarm of bees ! With this
motte....A.27acy bar/0m trir*, "which signified
that, although his legions were there, they
had mit emboli opprfie. a hurt the people.
The lbtudasse of a General is to overcome
men in arms, not to desolate the homes and
destroy •the prtrate property of the unarmed
people. Abraham Lincoln, end his Aboli
tion generals, seurnneither te understand nor
appreciate these principles of humanity.
• They have made war mote like sayagee
than civilised being s .
' They have tel upon
the people of - th e' South asthma& their
*sleet Will-to plunder andttacterminate, rath:
or than to bring them back into the Union.
The civilised natio* of Europe look en
aghast to see our generals burning wheat
fields, ,destroying pianos,' robbing private
homes of piker plate, and shallot the gold
*ltalie" sail clothing of women. • If we is.
not Ishamed of these thing" ' our claim
will be. Uwe hamolostlke flail* of blush
ng, our thilliren will blttslt tonne.' Un
less the IlsleiYteivilisatien trolls .baekwerd--
unless the course of thee he termed, co
that we live ht the past time instead Or the
fOtiire, 111 must wear d crown ,otinns*
shame when we come Whose& dorm to (Cie
. pdat o rs o . lege, 114 s, Afity thli of rare
paintlap; fhlek have been' *lnt from the
the private inasukaut of the Bdutb by Jive
eerwerie ofhtr. Liveaht, hr 6 vitht. here
and *old for the bens* et' thi thtgree:—
I=
, tor
boat
r
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br sepPlosikaaM lo.l4 % o3. - •t 9
Flat aside out by the telidietiV:gatapaal IR}
esoadess, el*-foirObieledb7 uttmtettls,a
ftE6-0 11 ,1. 41detelit• Pro*, Nerthal.. t * . 4. ?
!MA , attithilloTk 4
•- d•reotive
bth. Thd t eetnett t
and beets _ *Ohs WWI 14etriort M
u .
either by ttni Reeved Moping Gatelealt Di
deal& &lefty* Annelid' MAlLltost
VOA MEOW thane et - - • '
et& !be Phloem* Mann Genteel les arab- 1
tad tbat the Ysenotestontib wed .$l5 to
iPald to.ar7 Itaft-emuollidiaistatihtera et Pritakaa.
althea who 'pretest, as ameba teerldlt
7t/a 710 tratiadore sew be Soda.
a ir*lnteet, unties opeciediNetherton toS ,
sow Wore Co eAbefer all
baying ea • lith: • •
Bth. It thoodd Dr liehie - hr Wad that the
tae lieretetbas publisbed will not in all eal be
serrects . The an quotas aessaie3h harm in
are to be reduced by dedieUng' fropa them;
'lot. The mother b( valuators ternisbed by
each nb-thatrhot, ancepseet I. the late *ln,
,to tbe 31abeflaa..1/14. bat help
ported a* reek
21. The member Owen held to serviee wider
the lets dealt or she paid ininuantallea or Ma
tihn atthatltutea
the Witte, • dm, assulahied senitftetbe
the amber to ,bor draitsfitos eon sab-diatriet
'West to • resin for seelo volunteer. as mob
thatieralab bemire ieb, lat cad fab.: 2101,
W.
avolams"fitist.
BEADY IN A YEW DAYS.
•, 7iWit I
A11)43.A1(1)..11 - 01111AsCir.
OVidIORGAi
Ain all III& f •
BY MU. SALLY ROCRINTISZFORD
Author of ggraeor • Ithrork• '*ass
90.maiwilf Priv=
NWT swam or
maw,. swig 0 .4 VIP* ; '
was srisasw)ostiattos OM, atasinst
=!
Thelma of thS Amp wesh.b set Us,*
ens of the boaset saktiolit lA =
•
thor Boo& Ths essistkette asi
Ids woe Ste hog this hope ths fs
• 410testandir ofessiihessill, PAM Is
logelisheist "Mk Ithriebrwor aostra
rds vehmSs Orr s pleisse
lad ishoislaw' seeeest of
Fle sea Is entetoslies este ilho
moot steeseptlsbett silos is HA *ma, trout
its Alois! Ireikorts of Ilse liestegtso4, -
jliarTh, trstloste tegetWatttetestor serfs.
ItICSANDISON
PottllsheS4o6 Droadisty, le. Y.
orCophs seat b: siskpcse-psidi epos re
« lof peke.
==M
P . T777; • M ' ‘ ''' MrWMTM
„
Dealers sad Cassamen,st the above C 4.11 4 -
fed
We Biro will plows lake *Ales,. that nee
that
are altairel to nail
INDIGO_ BLUE,
OrtIZO
ALFRED W1L7BE110BR•8
==,
Ns. 111= North 13;reoad arid PIIILADEVA
rliZerredAy if this Bhsr wilt be tie omit in
nwp7 respot.
It is warranted to color more water than
twits) the assomswatity of Indigo, and go to
mach roarer thew lay other Wash Blois the
market. It absolves periled, oleo and deer
not settle on, the e3lootthhss as most of .the , other
makes do. One lbex dipelvedhsa half plat d
...on, will make as gasda 1,411a.8140 >!di ! I V
Ursa is made, at one third the mot. •
As it is Mailed at the loos pitiless the Imt
tedious and inferior article', housekeeper,- will
tad it very mark %trek *parasite to iied for
time lien* at Wn em'a. • • -•""''.• • --'-
'‘..‘,Allhbre pat Fp afte ft r this dike withlbar
low's *abate oto it it on Anitorea.. ' •
•
The Nes Lethal dew Not requihe a Statep,
W-Ych. Bobs by Storskispers gaiLerally,
tie 1564--ka.
EMMII
A Leeture will Le delivered in the Court
Haase, in Bellefonte on Pride, evening the 4th
lday of month next, by the Rev. J. C. Lev'
of the jgrecnttreit, for the beheilt 'of the
Ladies id of Befiefinite, fife Unt
ried Retro Chris n Cionnerkiden. Sebjeet:
WOMAN" •
"Let her on, billet her. „
° Lavertr htteAt re etrated lb
rote the ea4re metre& etirtht to The
above metbedaeektb Orr the befit of the Ira.
lest =ea who ate tgbibqg la defames of ear
tlesal lategriev. Atikftiliala at osil44lz aptA
common Country are teratelly: era.
Price etliikete, 21 eta. Iror mile 'a Y. P.
Green's Dm : 4m I gat 9 I , Boo b Rote,
sad all the stored I. teats. Liao* to
sourooot 1' '
• 4 MD111171410 BLANCIIIAItD,
• r 6.•0.Y11ZA1.
' rJear% Jasunit",,„
rnit t ant
• A BO
• - 1 1!mb•-
lps•Aft widlr .
obtury - fiti2le4
=MZi2I
- Avrto T zEi..' . ,,l* - ; ~,,
tourircii4oT.cs.si•,- iii.f.pirtOrne; ,
tlielleribite tbe bottlueettin eft -et ptiietin.
:
.
Mirtocik, dial on Zit* ", i, !.,
.._
.. Orli . ••
betobee'rattett Tip , - '., *i 41"' '', „
144
beiilly ratlike} tbettbto, , 11 • ~, . ~
,_, . :
leer oft& gerpolo t t e melz . i.„. ~ '1 , ,,,
te: Bei r m i 7 look ' 'IP . • .
li" ';' • '•
' P • I II : '
Qt l'
3'
11i
- 'atiiliablie'abritatti , -
'eb. fikb.;3•B4—n ' /• • • : - 'Aim*. .
Atll7-4003.11 "
0 701M0114 of 120061" 104 0 'MO
et vme Pleattre
Audit* to Okada thranneitrin =al;
Thlettelli poi% 21 1 2. 4 r1t mid, aents,
r i b t lk ftg oi:meg Law *ems Lot
IN t i ft wit attend to t;e ifittlestetida RR,
pent et ble',olll44l 4 triet i f = ite „
en of 44'2
teol i Thoe ~ • ' . atatfille
Yitt. iftto• 1864 ---41. •",; Avdttare
A VDITOR
Is the matter or the Estate ef4ail
Belibtel, aseassa&aptv.
Est tiPletated bl - of CtNii'
Imathipsolw eesesty, to ssil imuli e tawNy 4 ; 7
•
mid Etas* taseagat elope ea
wile ON masa, ME *Wed to the itattes , of Me:.
'aryl 4 4- 44 -111173411""--
Thor seepropes. • • . • •
IVAN* 8111Alre1f#AD
INS 104-4 e
A VDITOWB NOTICE. •
Tbe sultssinsi. Ss' Asditur. ,
- Abrill'kr Orpliatio et Cadre ikosnly.
14 NAM** the basses l a
ths hands of t J '
Znacitotl4 of hes A doesemd; to
Vag t•
kb Al of•
o~i*ht
lot Ile the &tail of *l4, • iirppotaitoreiK dikf
Nei*, dome kitirtwitil us to &fund.
- tIi4C.NANUN. „
ISt% SOIS—At..• . lewd itor.
ADMINEWIFILOWS N414.1M1L ,
Loftus at
Asti of hiliry litstyer lat. oitForeitsoi olap,
&new, bvivill6 boss gaMtet Wilgs"Oankt •
10 4 11 1 1 ‘ Wrim 440tfod t:r..
So slake Gesis paympA t
;Wiwi havkag aglow maim iLtr, pliant %IT;
lutiostlesso.l fof
Falk 10th. 11 1 84-Bw. A•diblisfatrait4..
A UDITORR SOTICE. "•
Votin tieeleferar ittlattl•
dereand: 'Thitiviei,
Aim* en Auditor appointed by. the
CM* of Centre Cooney; eisturkfrAe~on'ol'• •
airneyitelentninon,thil.lieedei imPllmi Apo:am
wising fmm the mile of the Real Estate of mi 4 •
lietedent, .1111mneed Mame /*int of IS ap
point64„,st Ws ment
(Mee on Thoreday tbm lOW* dt
f 8 liellefenoo what: lett where
a patella lateeeete4 *ln 11.141,14 . .$ i!bl7
tr 49 . 1 .
see
IVAN ICILLARdiA RD •
Audlinr.
itli. tilt& 1684-11.
•
N OTICE.
Notko h berth, Ors" titat tho es- .
designedhos boon oppoissted 00ovoitte*, of
Bossy DunkloilLisatk) VEntriird tburostiki)y
sottlo,soti alma Idostooosessr, itsolloillstreby
voqtnests MI poisons kuoirin-Shislosollsos {sight- ,
isd to , sold Henry Doak*, to *oho issobtdhhisr
rainiest, and those bavtpg.el4lll , % likagirk
to rung thew, doily outentteollki, poi
moot. micahst. D (MK LE; + •
Jut. 29, 11$04-lit. .
A DMINNTRATOR'S NQTI6I, ,
Lefler, of Altai taietratiba eq tbe EP
tate of Jolpa Reffisebeheyktit of RaerllSQl)
&Naomi, luming bees giaaemi to Hot Itadtr- •
Aria, be haneby notifies atl innione *Alga
te,mabf Maio bo wake lgiimedixtopkwilaiii, NM •
Thom , bartag datum! *Mutt4,ramtdi,t, e
duly ibritteitticatid, forialttlemezit.
' ZDAGSVITISTAIIMIcIid ' •
Atop. 29, 1864-4lt. ' • •
A DM/NISTRATORI
Lotter, or atimlitistrattin QM . 011 ei
tats ferAhe Comer, dem* late- Of Walker'
having been vented t 4 tati : 47o4Wittpilditle.
hereby notifies all paradoxhethple= MI
Were to teiakerfmmedlate o,4ll"Kippinp ,
tlim• having clothes antlast fe PONY thelli,
duly stathenticOedl, fbr syttlemerit.
MICHAJKL DUNISLE. .
•'.eteriorreetrot..r.
Jim 15th. 18114-11. •
ACDITOR'S NOTICIO.
The Itaderrigninini
aby the Orthea'a. Court; for the County' of
Centro, to diottiltote the uperier in thif.lrandrosi
Timmp Butemson, Aimm Of Joita' 7
.4.-4.04.••
•.Itinitottg then logittly hrtitte thereto, w '
il'l
Wend to the duties of Ihi appsionnonfr al htk
olleend A. 0. rant to Bellefonte vrs '
the 15th day of hlarch, IMO at 2 e'elaolo
P.AL, of aid der, whertand irrlfereall primer
!Atereeterl can attend if they kers ',limpet, ,oillirr
arhiri ti be forever debarred haw eernint b on
nail rend. S; svorws,
Feb. 20. 1764..—.11t. J
Xf VMS . , - . .
.4.11 Ix baralOy givia li a pp ra,... :
of the .13ellefosta add .Ph ' Taaapfk 0
..Uukyt !bat as olooffao Ale ad , Ilse I
Woo. P. WWI, .friv boiSellodbate eu
1140116 Silk day Or 114/011)1 OAK al 'VeNek 0
rat. -du sattpois otolistioyeallo 'l•liii'iii,ias
hr mkt Cooopsoeir ho.isoihrTah
',* War of ha-Boont. •-- - ' ,--",--'
ream T. HDOITTP,,
Feb. 26. Jai. - ' - ika44 4 7'
~ • -
ITALIXABLX PROM. • r,-
owiar n• sit• 1,•••hk.
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let" it& wart •
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