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V. MILT -`- *Mar.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUS.I2, 104.
Mier* par par when paid to sham"
OA wino sot pad la adrasies;!ad.ll3,oo wham
sof Old Nifty the a • • of at•Yein
DosOen* Comity Convention.
tip- of s. m Cooottlie,
Befoorselo owiefios qf Comore GOO% will
wit was Otrirsiaws, oda hoessOlo of sour
ANA ow Toodoio, da 23111 Ws of , deipeeose
efafeek, P. leadrypfre lao Kow qj *-
won k. said osowelos will be /aid is Igo sow
rd of/waive sod boracteirass atda 4106414 , 111
plow of /AWN WOW*, co Boordag, eke lid
fiop V anew. o'ekefa
WY.4. BirNOLig c'hoirwao.
• agieffeefes, /Oro OA, Mb.
The Confederates have Withdrawn their firrees
Rein Maryland, sad with them the thovaands of
bushels of grain thyme:a enabled fic)l.csiaM
oneAfien. 'ffierit
_mans tel have "pegged out" pegging away.at
Richmond, and the recent defeat he has sue•
Mined at that piece base made him the defen
sive instead of the offensive operator. Lee has
previa hheasif too mach for Grant, and the
poor fellow with hit decimated sad disspirita
irmy is studying thi; geography of the country
to we which is the bat way to get out. Ober
man, like Grant, has proied a failure, and At
- ionta stands as safe and defiant as it did two
months slime: 'Disaster and defeat seem to fol
low the Feders2. army in whatever direction it
Thom I; wewrof We attack and inicrudar of
=MO
Mr=
et gunboats under command of Yiulagut; wbeth•
es almost or not we osunot state. Missouri Is
14111 overran with gustrillss AO do t 147 Mush
as %h. plasm► . '
" Invasion."
The only 'datum of the Federal Con
atitutiottorhich imposes anob '
perform
an act towards .the several. States as
stmls it Sec. 4, Art. 4, a portion of which
reads as follows:—"The United" States
shall guarantee to every State in this
Union a republicadform of government,
and shall protect each of them against
nitosing. - " — Notwithgtanding this poai- •
live injunctions-the administration of
Lincoln says to Pennsylvania, officially
and unofficially, in cases both of threat
ened and actual invasion. "Pennsylva
nia must take bare of herself." The
whole pack of Abolition newspapers
have taken up the cry, and after. this
State has furnished a quarter of a mil
lion of her fighting men to carry , on a
war of invasion against the Southern
States, without hesitation or shame,
they Join in the °home, "Pennsylvania
must protect herself." War meetings
are called all over the Btate, and the ab
olition orators rant and rave like so many
howling dervises about the horrors of in
vasion, but all conclude their windy
harangues with the stereotyped my,
- "Pennsylvania must protect herself."
Why is it that these administration or
ators and newspaper writers never refer
to the constitutional obligation of the
Federal government to protect Penn
sylvania as well as every other State
from invasion? And why is it, that
while expatiating upon the horrors of
sewn, they strive so sedulously to
keep from the minds of the people the
idea that Pennsylvanians for more than
three years have been invading other
States. le the soil of Pennsylvania
more sacred than that of Virginia?
Are our homes more endeared to us than
were their homes to those Virginians
whom Hunter feel. honseleas in his de
vastating hegira from Lynchburg Are
tour wives and children better than the
thousands of southern wives and chil
dren who have angered at the bands of
Northern soldiers? Is Chambersburg
any , better than wits Hampden, Grand
Gulf, Jackson, Rankin, Brandon, Green
ville, _Austin, Trenton, Tappaltannock,
Bluffton, Gatesville, Monticello, Darien,
Eunice, Richmond, La., and other
Southern towns and villages which have
been plundered, sacked and burnt by the
orders of Federal officers? Was it worse
for Harry Gilmore to butt the house of
Gov. Bradford, of Maryland, than it
was for Gen. Hunter to destroy the pri
vet° residence of Ex. Gov. Lecher, of
Virginia? War is horrible enough at
any time; and purely to have our val
leys laid waste; our homes destroyed,
and our town sacked and burned by an
army of invallion is not a pleasant pros
pect, yet it ill becomes the abolitionists
who have sung panne and halleluiahs
over the worse than fi endish conduct of
oarown men in the South, nowt° whine
out their a jeremiads when the same
things, with less atrocious features, are
being perpetrated on ourselves When
the people of Pennsylvania and other
Northern States will agree no longer to
carry a* a war of invasion against the
South, there will be no danger of an in
vasion of the North.. When we stop
• burning Sputh s ern towns and villages,
our own will be perfectly , secure. When
we owe demolishing privateresid' ewes
in the Oonfadersta States our . awn will
be unmoleilteid. Whenever we are wit
ling to withdraw the Northirt twos
who have been ravaging the South, our
0111601102 s can gather their crops in
pace and seernrity. Whenever we will
permit the mother*, wives and: eldlthen
of tbe o r 'AO Live in Apr bonne
quietly 'mtsgolested, thesalthanikers
held dada the Nardi win aoe -
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Some of our tato.hante
• seem to be ter
ribly troubled abonts late call
for fire ikvidrad Ahosuitad'uirtec and
speak of ifast great "'iamb 4114141 d
imbecile. We wasihtilinei IfOrmiti it
in„ the same manor ai fiz tont seer
taking everything hito ionsideritconhave
come to the oonchiston that' it is about
the be thing that has happened the
Country since the inauguration of Abra
ham. Not
: that we raft44 loam mon
thilr Eames by the mer
(ilea hand of sksioription, not- that we
rejoice to see misery and death meted
out to the citizens of our' otinnity, not
,that we would see this miserable fanatic
cal war prolonged,, and our neighbors
pleughtered, as slaughtered they have
been through the incompetency of
accursed administration—but because we .
believe it is only through consetiption ,
and' taxation that our people will be
awakened to see the end and aim of
Abolitionism and learn to love pearl
better than Congoz ai beemme•
will
nothing but experience will kg them,
and until they feel ado woes that fol.
ow to She thtliforela - vra — r -- a - n. see a , e
desolate trailit .leaves. behind,—
there is Re hope of puttingan end to it.
Tor almost four years-our- people ha
acted like so Many serfs—they have•dis•
carded the ides of being freemen, and"
booted, at those who claimed rights, oth
er than the few Abraham Lincoln per.
,milted them to enjoy, and in the blind
ness of their political seal and the bigots
of their partisan prejudices, have cried,
"on with the ball, though it takes the
last man and the last dollar to put it
through." Oa with the ball then, for
a merciless conacrip.tion, enormous taxa
tion and a desolate country alone will
teach the. masses of . the people what
-long sirioe—it will open their . eyea, if they
are not already openertand through thew
evils-good toll come.
If our people have seen enough of the
horrors of this war, if they have gathered
enough of itifrultt,
with the seerillcesalready made, we need
feel no.upeasiness about conscription, it
wi Cot Cense Wren
they are unwilling to
submit to it, er when the. muses have
reached that point— when forbearance
cum* to be a virtue, for with them is
the power, and when they will it these
things will cease ; dot before. And if
we are to judge by the
," signs of the
times," the end- of conscriptions, of
usurpations, and New , England fanati
cism is drawing nigh..
' A correspondent hart kindir sent us
a report of a grand DemocratiCpramr
meeting held at Relbersburg, in low
er end of this county, also a synopsis
of the speeches which we should be
glad io publish in full did not our limited
space prevent. We are glad to see the
Democracy waking up. What we want
now Is the determined expression ofthe
peoples feelings, spoken out boldly and
backed up by a perfect organisation—
al' organisation. that ca i be relied upon
under all airmunstanous—a peaceful or
ganization.mes of peace, a military
organisat: times of war or danger.
Conscription is tearing us, from our
homes, taxes are bearing us to the
ground, a usurping tyrant is forging the
chains that are to bind• us forever, , and
unless we awake to a sense-of the danger
that surrounds us, these things will go
on until there is no hope of relief.—
Words may effect now what bullets may
fail to accomplish hereafter, and an hon
est, open, dcterrnined opposition to any
more conscriptions tall stop them possetn
bly. It is the duty of the people and
press to speak out against these lumps
tions, unless they intend like 81 %09 to be
driven into the shambles to be, slaugh
tered. Let meetings beheld then, let
resolutions be passed declaring the inten
tion of the masses, and let organizations
be formed in order to protect the citizen
from foes abroad or foes at home.
The loyal followers of Abraham
stiff keep up an incessant howl about
supporting the "government." Did
they mean the government fou_noled on
the graves of our grand sires ; did they
mean the government under which the
people of the different States of •the
Union, prospered and were happy.for
over eighty years ; did they, mean the
government of Washington, of Jefferson,
of Jackson and Buchanan—the govern
ment of the people, then could we strike
hands with them. But as it is, we can
only say, the sooner the "government"
they are clamoring to +rapport goes to
the devil, the better it will be for all
concerned. The "government" they
are. in favor of has robed the people of
more taxed—has robbed the people of
more lives in three yogi than the necks
of all the miserable wretches that would
have it sustained, are worth. Let it go
down, and send that, that would .sup
port it along with it. The people want
the "government as 4 was," and will
have4t, though loyal abolitionism must
be strangled in blood to obtain it.
—A friend of ours Lao taken es to
task pretty severely, for spealdmg ai we
barb been in the habit of doing, of
Abraham Lineoln. For the life dos we
cannot see why it is. We bave told only
,the truth, without any etammestion, and
in a manner that all could understand.—
Our made*, would not havens tall a
olsokgnard, a gendeman—an imbecile
and tyrant, a Matesuran and eliziadan—
I low, eentemptible, obscene ioker,
person of ewe and riantuaniir7a ‘101176
!verebiliti perigee Abelitim. 4 as
Amariew pork* pia Wet 011ie bid
*done of ifirVottitsil-esejeAsitynot„—
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leo Ter, bunire, do:sitar
Whaibitg/Ar
Atisteafpn ? iswhatMOlOW.
game eau tie abodes Ala
feta in glace et aakAamuleank '
be iliaoribod. .114faryinoe Inoirs bsfgra
paikkuriblik—ek. rotten _gusu4 l . 014.
sbouldle kicked fteaTlEa path of an
decent white men. and to pedals the
use of warm language is luteenting a
=doe of • him. .
Tbe• Conhoderste. Maidhita.
" ! At iheolloSe7of thi> to sessiondilhe COD-
fedefate Congrese 'they issued e aesthete
to the world, deelminA. that they are ready
aid Willing to mire Piaoe,npm_e* honor
able Mims that would secure to them. as
right of air posermatid. We pnb/Jsbed thin
dominant throw weeks ago, sad Wany of our
readers filled togive it carefhl eensideration,
thethave passe by one of the Wet Argil
cunt and worthy documents that 'has • been
p_roduced sines the early days of thellepub- •
HO. Ito tone and templir, has produced a
profound effect upon the thinking. mind of the
world. It mode talks astonished gam of
the civilised' world - the • rod cense of the
prosaic r evolution , and the moth*, ant ob
',loots of the Ektnthern p ple. It is the voice
of the sospoPidi speaki n g terongh the Con
federate Congrees, for *eV forrentmest,PlES,
ed Union, if possible. Hear the
-- -"fro to the pecipliroribe Itinehern
Ei2S
•' Forbear aggiessions upon us, and the
war la at an end. If there be questions
mbinh - requirsai*natuatt by Negotiation,
we have ever been willing, and are still wil
ling, to enke into eonuottlioation with our
adversaries in a spirit' of .peace, of equity,
and of manly frankness. Strong in. the per
suasion of , the justice of our *suss, in the
manly devotion of our Masan soldiers, and
of, the whole body of our people, and, above
all, In the gracious protection of HEAVEN,
WE ARE NOT AFRAID TO AVOW A SIN
CERE DESIRE FOR PEACE ON TERMS
CONSISTENT WITH OUR HONOR AND
THE PERMANENT SECURITY OF OUR
KAP*"
Wiiat more do the people of these North
ern States ask? They tell us, " forbear ag
gro/114one upon Its, and the war is at an
"Vii aye not afraid to avow a sin,
tions which require adjustment by negotia
tion, we eta have teen Willing and are still
willing, to enter into- communication * *
in a spirit of Peace, equity sadmanly blank
ness." What more can we ask? Great
God! what arouse Is now lea for the prose.
outitmuf war simghrlitet and et*
Jugs - Eon our brothers of the South,
who never wronged us I
In the face of this Manifesto, what cause
itave-wefortoodlog fltrehor wiz? WEhtd
you meart,, by still prosecuting this war,
when such terms are Bung- into, our „pampa
and compile ? Why not meet this Manifes
to in the same spirit? What olyea can we
now have, in slaughtering our own people,
and the Southern people? Whet came for
war nevi t Every plank upon which' the
Adniinistratton pretended to wege the war,
is swept' away by this offer of "term of
peso by negotiation." Tell use whet can, why
this war should last one hour longer f -Who
shall answer this appeal of the Manifesto ;
We hive n. interfered, nor di - ire:4lA
in auy manner whatever, t.O interfere with
the internal peace and proiMerity of the
_Buttes arrayed in hostility against us, or
with thetreest development of their desti
nies in any fortd of action or line of policy
they may think proper to adopt for them
selves. AU we ask is a like immunity for
mnsedvat, - and to be left - to ourselves in the
undisturbed enjoyment of those inalienable
-rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness, which our common ancestors de
dared to be the equal heritage of all the par
ties to the seeieloompact."
Why has not Abraham Lincoln met this
proposal of " negotiation for peace 7" Why
not accept these terms of negotiation, when
they declare; "We are not afraid to avow
• sincere desire for Peace on terms muds:mar
with oar honor and lAsperaument security of
our rt , ltte." They do not demand "recog
nition "as the terms of Peace. Nothing of
the kind. But simply; - t - terms by negotia
tion oonsistent with their honor and their
rights. Is there a man among us, so dead
to honorand the true instincts of a freeman,
that he would ask this people to sabmit to
any other tams ? If there is, he is a vinain
so base it were injustice so call him a dog.
We say, to our people, that in this Manifes
to, the Southern-people have made the most
manly and noble offer of Peace and concilia
tion, that is possible to conceive of. The
civilized world will so pronounce; and God
will curse us with bitter calamities and sore
distress, if we fail to scoop'. The reigning
Dynasty refuses even to notiee thee. terms
of Peace, and if we will not hurl from pow
this wicked and torrupll Artministration
this fall, when the opportunity and photo is
offered, the curse of, God and obristian men
%will rest upon us' or all time to come. The
responsibility is immense. but the remedy
Ii simple.—Jiiiihiborostgh (0.) Gantt,.
The following is proof that if the
Loyal Leaguers won't fight they will w&
:
Basso Nimes/it Comfort. ONAlain. 11. L. A.,
Wsearseros, D. C., March lb, 1864.
" DIAS Bnis—At a meeting of the executive
committee of ti do League, bald in Washing
ton, February 9th, 1864, the signal whistle sub
mitted by Messrs. Banks & Brother was unani
mously approved as the mistral of the order,
and is hereby recommended as snob.
• , "Pb.' Grand Powideut and the National Bo
entice Committee have savanged with..the pro
prietoti—of - the - patent for this Invention,
Mauve. Beaks & Brother, for the fell and ex
clusive control thereof, and have taken satisfao
tory bonds that it shall be furnished only to
members of the Leagwo,elid to those only
through the proper aloe% '
" The sound-is so-distlact and peeallar that
It can be beard et a great dietsatoe, end readily
distinguished. It is intended to be used only
In oases of danger, when help is essential. or
Leartagency reqng • prompt ga th ering of
e moorhen of the ordr.
J. IL Mummy O. P
uw. it. Irwin, G. IL IV'
The Carthage, Mino Apiaum thinks
that Democrats "ought to provide thkot.
selves with stout hickory dubs - or toot
rides. We should not wonder it, igen the
boys understand, the 'meld of this whistle,
they main. the La* Leaguers *afar cog ql
the other side of their mouth& Their patent
whistle may tam out a cause of danger in
earnest to them. • That whistle will say to
every man rho li net an she/Mold/Ih'
.• Neves* ore, a Wit oatitiloormibosed, moots
to istedt gtow, to rag ,elt qj roar Only sad
We* That will be the leapadmt lan
=l4 their Whistle. 11. ll* wholesome
from the hied, honest handi of the .
Demmtrats may mao
_the mannam p if it
fails to Gareth the rais, of Anse ogre;
*Abend& We are quite - Boa.
tia wi Mon the residt of the Irst instant
of this o hr/sr whistle being !third in this
city. .„
Vaszsis."—Tke Abolitionists
used to sEisit ioeissogitouily ot Anthem
ins eigisst dollen," bemuse tio7
bouit eta sold Nene& The Siete of Obis
Isom la tie Wass bassos. keying goody
Own *Moot or abestosa sessoltiag
*Waal
M vairpftimirdiaalessn=
to - 10 op r IMMO
lbe bit* elostifelemesi
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blimbo" &ibis/
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4 the effontry, 0114 ibe
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Woad,
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wet*. • theAriV
Poses er ar for foirtiblikustelpitisn.
amnia wise and gOpd otouthers of
the Democratic pUrty,Win have Millard on
this • question Wore, remit 'vents have
reoffered estlbl e thatany differenoe of
tmdbion should *ger Wet amens them.;
Whether slily for thepmWt of freeing'
erillso
oouki' be morieN on without the
m of opeoldel Odnelplee, and if so,
whether it world , expedient to vamp pit
on, were gneatione 'kick in littlest divi
ded men who, upon siVother matieri of
pawl, we" ,llrmippnited in opposition to
to the vieter and matures of the party in
power.- But UM meant development et Ma
rra of the policy of the Administration
loam no room for doubt—if - fmeh existed
—in the mind pr of i ti n rerooning being, that th e further of the - War has, and
can have no other o set QM the fitrolbio
and uneonstftutienal overthrow of the load
and ,domesde institutions of the- South.
Thee the duty of our ConventioM in obe
diem. to every shade of opinion which it
if mdled odic ropreseniewM be clearly to
dealer* them plain truths. Those of the
party whr are known as "Pews Democrats"
wW of course rev,* it • while those who
-- r. a , awar, TO
Deter advocated it, except as a means of
restoring the "linlon as it was" and the
..Constitution as Monet oonsistently
- supperet-poliey-se - i - tbe
Chief Executive of the elation hasinfirmed
theut,.and Hall whom it may 'torment," that
snob policy means the continued protean
lion of the gar for the abolition of slavery r;
and that he will not - listen to any proposi
tion for the 'return of the South to the
North, and the renewal of her allegiance to
the Constitution, whit% is not preceded by
the total abolition of slavery, and tho ab
jog - submission of an, nunense number of
the free white men of our once free land to,
his unlawful and tyrannical edicts, involv
ing the ruin of their fortunes, the despoil
ing of their homeavand the saerincenf their
liberty and honor. A war conducted for
inch pEe ca n
es have no early or honora
ble te lion; and, therefore, a oonven
rwhi. men
the question fairly, frankly and fearlessly,
while it may look to receivefor
dates the votes of those who wisely con
sider that any change must be better than
a - Continuance of the Lincoln administra
tion In power, will fail in its duty, and can
not hope for-that spontaneous and entbusi
lido support which the people will extend
to the party and the 'men who, should offer
them the hope of a Iptedyr honorable
• baggrliditteo - til oral their afflictions.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATXFOR BALE.
The aubeeribers, executors of
Bar:nabs' Shope, late of Boggs township, Cen
tre county, deed, will offer at publio sale, &tato
Court Ebony in the borough of BeStoats, on
the .. •
BOTH DAY' OP AUGUST,
A certain tract of land containing about 240
acre., 100 of which taro cleared and in a good
Nate of cultivation; having a saw mill, 2 dwell
ing houses, 2 barns, and other out buildings,
also two good orchards. The land is bounded
by Bald Nagle creak on the south, and eau be
convementil i v divided .into two films of 120
Met °ads, if desired by parcluksers. The
Bald Zagle Valley railroad runs through the
nook and the Bald Eagle and Spring Creek
canal passes along the opposite side of the
stream from the premises, thus affording' the
`owner a °holes of ways to reachany of the
'eastern maskatiwith his produce , . One third',
of the punkas* money to remain a Lien upon
the land.during the lifetime of the widow, on•
third to be paid on confirmation of sale, and ,
the remaining third to be paid in one year
thereafter with interest. to be secured by bond
and mortgage. Possession to be given on the
Ist day of April oast T. lif• HALL,
•-• J. T. HOOVER,
Executors.
sagl2-ts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subscribers, executors of
the estate of Philip Meyer, deed, late of Hestia
township, will offer for We on the pronnison,43n
THURSDAY, OCT. 20,1801,
All that valuable tract of land Waste lo Barris
townsbip, bounded by lauds of Jacob Meyer,
Henry Meyer,'John Heller and others, oontain-
Ing thirty six acres and fifteen perches, known
as the Linden Hail property, formerly owned
by Col. Andrew Gregg. A large Brick Mansion
lionise, ten rooms, tenant house, good bank
bun and other out-buildings are erected Amm
on. & splendid orchard of choice fruit, and
a good-spring of water, belong to the property.
Also, a traced mountain land, - containing about
tau scree, wall timbered, will be sold In connec
tion therewith. Possession will be given on the
ref. day of April, 1880.
Taams.—Pour they.. sand Ave hundred dollars
tole paid in band, the below,. to reseal& in the
estate era dower. 10 MMITYRII,
HESS,
anglAds Baeoutori.
susrasirs SALE.
By *Me of Tonga= Pier! Fa
cies lamed out of the Wort of CPuunon Plass
of Clinton County and to me directed will be
sold, at Wolf's Stem on Friday the 19th, 1864,
the following proPerty, to win All the right,
title and interest of John Xspeld, in and to •
certain tract or piste of Land situate in Miles
township, Centre county, bounded as follows;
On the west by lands of S. Swint, on the north
by lauds of Daniel Walker, midst east by lands
of George Mune, and on the south by ands of
Orals Hies, containing forty sores more or las,
thereon erected a log house and barn with the
ingrz d
ements and appurtenances. t
taken in execution and to be sold at
the property of John Lapold.
Sale to bemoans; at 10 o'clock o said day.
11110HABDOONLIWT, Sherif.
ang6-11t.
FOUND.
The undersigned, In company
with other persons, found the following articles
in the woods eir Gatesburg, which is 4 sappoe:
ed to hare bean stolen p
yards broadcloth, 14 yards of Aspire, 4
Montle' Shirts" 4 Yeste, 1 pair Claaimers Pants,
I Th• Crook, I. Curing Knife, I Skeleton
Skirt, sonte calico mad &bike, S sap, about
de poen& of flak, 1 tin dish, • whiptle,,pad •
pair of slimes. Any person haring ICA . the
above deecsibeti goods can them by sell
ing on the andendgned at Osteirtoug. by MY*
lA =
AVELISPARGBIt,
IBIELIA70111:1_ / DAME! ,
This Dowd of &hoot Dirootiwo r how.
Ins 4 (harp this lastitatioa man 'give a
*fok it la , now opal agoll• will @madam 00l
My mat whoa thaw, wiltiaOwe a v a s boos of
weeks. hatractiowe woo la Oho onus=
lad Mew liglowbwi GM , oducatiolo
together Teriiitaill4s iniaohoo assolly anhOha
Aamiaoloa.
Soiddlitrain hougatakumi_.th the Amadway
Landis
4. rgamm rphi fti ro Jas. U. /kakis
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ASM.
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auk faro tot Islet ot tot
Weak on Poor Otroot, in tile Boroo 4!(
..13•1104, lei fieffrosty mat ostwolleg Wit
ISt Ito% Zu ALA ors wootoots loop taw, two
likwy Masi Mitt . :tdl_oilkor oat boo* now *a
oupboot 4"1"3 "0. iairZliefrON.
8 -T7 • • t
Pita* ail Amass
*M. Joums be 161• al Rea* I&iu.
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Eizatiars xarz - .- k • - '-- ;
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...,
be el iled
of,Avistibere, hr eoafrita Vro ilea NW . , ,
Ma
I, Tao Amazed A. C. Geary, Adealalstratar 1
dike errata °Moab Miagedite ofWeara Teas
1, (WA
The Await angina= Oho% A
tester
a WWI Mel^ baa of Howard •
aeSt.
1. Ties 41Auppoi of Jamie W. (hap=
ea. 04101111Allssed035 atiduk
Woof tervison Township, dee%
, The Aceoust Obelsk..l4hdakir
into/ anNamdok Moak:Lb anima Town
st
4". of inziatumi
dim olg=ey (late Nary Inswm inor
cand oilluir Shaw, kita, of. I.llerlgr Tow nship,
died.
The A t dining Brokortioff,
Hzeon
tor of Kaßlwelne, late ontellefonra,
dee% •
V. The Beal Awn* of Daniel Raab, Base
near of Hew Naha, late of Mee Towiudilp,
deo'd.
8. The /wooQM of P. W. Bs/stunt and Jobs
Honor, Pasontors of Wllffssi Shawls% 11So of
Bono Township, deo%
I. The Assoost of Ohristlas Wolter sad
atoldian IL KW salvd t ddadnistrators of Jobs
Weber) lab ofWorth Pownaldg deed. • •
-10.--Thodsoosstokamosar
latratOr otßafel P. Leone, late of Curtin Town
obigh, deed.
11. The Aeoeumt, of &met brWilllams, Ad
roe T
it.,4l,,liosdi
fp deed T_MThaurlobiref-ihrgew
ii-.
13. The Aooonnt ofJnoob G. Moyerand John
=
Snot:atm' of Georg* lgo f er, lete of
Township. dated.
13. The anal dooount of Georo B. Gray, and
John W. (hay, Advainietrators of Baas Gray, late
of Walfmoon Township, deed.
14. The Account of George W. Johnston and
Alexandes Johnston, Adininisirstore of Banjo
min late of Flares Township, dewed.
16. Tbie Account of.fiszah Gunsanlies and
Cline Quigley, Executors of James Giuwaulles,
late of Liberty Township, deed.
16. The Account an. O. Delninger, Adminis
trator of Jacob I. Eisintok r iosn Township
t
Ir. Th. doom:it - of Easy Toots, ,idnilnistrs,
4r allow Markley late of Walkor Township,
deo'd. •
• OCLIOR.t. • • •
lstrstor of Daniel Millerdste of Raines Town.
ship, deed.
19. The amount of John Rama, Administm
for Of John Women, late of Talton Township,
20. The Amohnt ofni. N. M'Allister, Ad.
minis rotor, of the Ron. Julies Burnside, late of
Bellefonte, ' deoNL
21. AMociiit oariseph Wks* and
John Debi, Rstwators of George Coble, late of
Rini. Township' dee'd.
-TheAeseuntof-Pr.Trilmse2, - .lolmitiel.
el and Vel /inner, Administrators of David
Masser, of Gregg Township, deed
- 23. • Aeliormt of William A. Thoroas, Ad.,
ministrator of William T. Barris, late of Bella
fonts, deo'd.
24. The Ammint of RobestVallatine, Adinin
istsMor of Bond Valentine, Esq., late of Bellla
,fonts, dso'd.
23. The Account of Moms and Ferdinand
Loeb, Guardians of Rosa Dukes, Minor child of
Moro Dukas,dirced.
26. The Amount of 2(0111011 and Ferdinand
Loeb, Guardians of LIMA Dukes, minor child of
Mare Dukes,_dered.
27. The Amount of 111101 M and Ferdinand
Loeb, Guardians of Josephine Dukes, minor sand
of'Mari Dnlres,deed,
28. The Award. of Moms and Ferdinand
Loeb. guardians of Marx Dukes, minor child of
Marx Dukes, dee'd
29, The Account Gramme' M. Irwin, Ad
ministrapof John L Irwin. late of Benner
Toeurk Ned.
30. e Account of Robert Haines, Guar
dian of /Greta B. William L. and Jared 8. Hard
ing, minor children of William Hardin& late of
Marion Township, deal
31. The mooned of IL A. Foramen and A G.
Bnmiprdner, Administrator of Joseph Bum
gardnet, late of Liberty township, deed.
32• The trustee account of ThomatMoßean, ep
pointed by the Orphism Court, lo mike sale o
the real estate of Wm. McKean, late of Walker
township, deed.
33. The dual administration &smoulder Daniel
Greve, administrator of the estate of John
Giese, late of Gregg towhship, deo'd.
34. The account of Sand McWilliams, ad
ininistrekor on estate of David Drisbin, late of
Potter tbiwnship, deed.
Register's oMise, Belle-1 J. GBPHART,
fonts, July 19,1864. J Register.
FRENCH BREAKFAST AND ;BENNER
COFFEE.
Owing to the very high pries of Coffee, and
the great diNenalty In procuring a good mid.
form and reliable article, our customers have
Often expressed a wish that they could be sup
plied from first hands. 'lt was the intention of
Tpli GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do a strictly Tea business, but es we have
hid some customers living at a distance that
hive:slid upon no to supply them exclusively
with Tee and Coffee, it being inconvenient for
them to coma to New York, The Great Tea and
Coffee Emporium of this count:7-ond as oar
Tea Taster was pcpsweed bf information relat
ing to a Coffee that scald be furnished eta mod
erate price, and give universal satisfaction and
at the same time afford the retailer a handsome
profit—we hare been compelled to supply those
parties. Tbig Oalraa has become so popular
with our customers and their miles have it:-
creased to such en extent that we have beau
compelled to make carte additions to our ma
chinery, which will enable us to sup W, a few
more customers with it. We will **ore send
it to those who may order.
IT IS FAST EIIIPBROMDLNG ALL OTIII3
130117=13..
This Cofite has been used for more then a
century In'Paris, end sinew Ito introduction in
to this country it hit .been In nee by some of
the leading Preach Restaurants hire. • The Par
isians are said to be the beat Judge " (Mee ;
mid the great favor in which it is held by them
is thabeat recommendation that can be produo
ed for its fine darn and healthy °Soto upon
the human velem, •
We put up but one grade of this Ookee, and
that la of a quality, that our 'customers have
found from experienoe will give perfect sat
isfaction and meet all the demands" of their
trade. It ii the lowest prim that we can re
commend.
We do all our business en the 'nest extensive
goals, buy ti th e cargo and sell at only 2 Dents
Tor_ pound fit.
Weyet op this Cafes in 'Barrels of 125 lbs
sash. Thu wood of rubstuP save* from.
2 tub mats per pound to the gossamer, bad by
Its Wag la a large quantity it retsina its tine
flavor much Jaeger in this teem than In any
other. We send with eaniCbarrel Show-Cards,
Obteulare end Posters. to ardst, the the dealer
to Introduee It to his enstorsets. We hope our
eustossenrwM take pains to have thearielidl
posted up
toand distributed, as it will he to their
adisnaso do se.
This Nese we warrant to give perfect Rile•
tatand if it does i nt s i :Aasee. row
privilege of the who or any
part of it within all derhan having money
retteeded, together with all the expose of
transportation both ways.
We issue a pdom 'kali" at her ilipts
IMO we ate sled Po wind teen*
I t l r= it, Comma er mob shoole en
quire ibr the Prenoh Ibreekhot and Diarrat, Qat
** and be sure tbit Was purchased ottliNo
°BELT AIIIMICAN TIM COMPANY,
WITCP*EIIat AID J 011111•16
/A & St MOM 137118T,' New To*.
. ,
. .
VW ciaL 4rest the sob 2
aerlbmOilkamattolitin i 4 ZOW
Bilkent M. 014 ,ef 6
141" la 46.11004- lobo; OM
.061 pa • The timer sirelaoss•
.4111 = 4Z r r Altakt.e.. iiiikela _
••,:,_ 1-aspra
E
NEW AD
•
OWIWZO.V.:
of entgibter thok Ct`
41 1 , 11 1 4 116% . :
. 4 sik 04 . 7 5 1 . 0 i1a"i, •
TWIIDAY, INltbd4ll4, f
Y.l deb* P.M. a of $hM valuable huna or
tray* of load altualed 4 saw tag of the Ai*
sultutel Oolltie r IA Centre emir, aratelalug.
TWO HURD= AND TWINTY—TWO
AORDO•
skis&bosmisd isadi of 117511tiss
; d
Whoolloir.A4 others. About
ISO soros of th e tract ass ioUld psi aiodor
Most state of Sultivallioiii - Ths' hind is of W es
bolt soo!Itz of 1.!oo6 floor ,ausi pro
bum swim if niA impuidflo Say IA Um - mast-
IT. A sone hithsic strews water suns
h pandas Astir oho of
boildiAg. A
largo
BRICK 3,17,0U194,
Bask Barn, add bat bodidlajd, In pod roped:
are drooled thereon.
Tams, One heft the money on oonlinentlon
of the sale-the Wane. In two Keel manna
minute.
30BN HOSN/01;
- Gurdian of Numb and Gawp Hasttniff.
ORPHAN'S COURT /ALE.
• By virtue of in order of the
Orptubes Court of Centre County, there will, be
.• • • 10.0614'40k. en the Gout How, in
_ -
MONDAY, the 22d of
at 7 Ikdoek, P. M., all that eartaln measiinge_or
aitnatwin KWirtotrailiip, Centre
ocant7, hounded Jim lands of N. Raven* John
6. Thompson eii - koldwii, el:attaining
129 AORE/3,
.
more or lea, about 90 of which ere dewed end
under a high Mate of mdthration, upon which
are emoted two frame houses artli out building,
the Winoe of land is timbered. ,
Terms. One half the probes' money in hand
on the eonflrmallon of the sale, and the other in
one year with interest to be secured by bond
and mortgage on the presaisla.
B.REOORDB
Administrator on estate of W. M. Kelly, deo'd
itagb..ts
ORPHAN'S COURT BALL
By.virtoor of in order Issued by
4b. Orphsa'a Court of Centre comity, there will
SATURDAY, August 20, 1864,
at 6 delook, I'. L. a eertaln menu" awe
meet an lot of ground situate in the village of
Pine Greys, amity dr Centre, oontahAng about
One•Bourtb•df{en Acre, •
4- 're or Naar Von witi*illetecteti a two Moo
*IMO dwouunglMille, toptber with good sta
ble
wad out buildings. '
Terms of Bale:--Ongha_tha_puotbese
attuisTINIMHOU - TamirrinMion of sale, end the
°that tulle in - one year with interest, to be se
cured by bond end mortgegamo the premises.
JOHN B. MITOHBLL
Dmeoutor on Beate of D. H. Gobeen, deo'd.
ORPHANS' COVET SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Or
phan,. oOurt of Centre county, there will be ex
posed to sale at the Court House lathe , borough
of Bellefonte, on-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29T1r,"18641,
at o'olook, P. M., a attain Wet of Mountain
laud situate In Gregg township, Centre oounty,
bounded by tendik. of Dan'l Gift, Matthew
Botts Meyer aiteMbors, containing about
THIRTY-THREE AORES
Terme, one-half the, purchase money to be
paid on ecofirmation of the sale, and the bal.
anoeln one year thereafter, wii lf intrad, to be
mound by bond sad mortgage o the premises.
~ MICHABL HE TINGES,
SA IfUEL BUSHEL,
JOIIN RISS EL,
Admintstsatan on estate of Law Hettinger.
sagb-ts
ORPRA,NII COURT SALK.
Byfirtne of an order of the Orphati's
Court of Centre county there wUI be exposed to
public: Sale at the Court Rouse in the Borough of
Bellefonte on MONDAY, AUGUST THE 22d.
at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, all that certain
or=, tenements and tract of land situated In
opmehip, Centre ommity,4ounded and
described as follows : to wit, On the North by
lands of Henry Role and John Poorman, on the
West by land of John Harper, on the South by
land of Joseph Green and others, and on the East
by lands of William Shope, containing eighty
nine norm and one hundred and fifty-one gerchee
neat measure, thereon erected • two etoryii
FRAME DWELLING HUME
and a frame barn, and other out-buildings. There
Is a good young orohartof cholas fruit on said
tract and Alpo, an unfailing spring of good water.
TERMS OF SALE r—One-half the purobase
money in hand on confirmation of sale, and the
residue in one year thereefter with interest to be
meowed by bond and mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II PRO UDFOOT,
Adminlat rotor aid JOB AEL RIDER, deo'd.
COURT PROOLMATION„
Whereas the Menorahle Bsunuel
Linn, Presldiot or the Court of Common. Pleas
in the 26th Maid District, consisting of the
counties Centre, Clearfield and Clinton, and the
Hon. John,* P;cludfoat and Sanibel Btroheeker
Bogs, Ass Pella* Judge's in Centre county, hav
ing issued their precept, to me threats& for hold
ing a court of Oyer Terminer, and General Jail
delivery, at Bellefonte, for the eoudty of Centre,
and to camomilee on the 4th Monday of Aug
ust, being the 32d day,.lBtil, and to *Quantal
two weeks.
liotiee is therefore hereby given to tho
Juidiees of the Pesos and Constablwi of
the the said County of Otiotre, that they be then
and there in their proper persona at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, with their Bawdy
inquisitions, eraininatiane sod their other re
niesubranoes, to do those Wasp which to their
ofilosarappertein to be done ; and those who are'
bound in resognisanoe. to prostainte wina t the
persons that are or shall be in the jail of en
tre county be thenandthere to prosecute against
them as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Bellefonte, the dtli
day of August, in the year of our Lord one,
GA( hundred end sitty- four, and the
elf; ht year of the independence of the
II a •
saga
RICHARD CONLBY, Sheriff.
ExAlintenoN Tztanoss.
The examinations of tescheritibr
the edam& ,of Centre county for the current
lear , will be held at the following places And
vim Hamer, Aug. 224, look School
Honer, Patton Aug. 21d, Waddlifa . , .. col
Hones= Half Moon Aug. 2446, Walk
Worth and Taylor 261 h, Part listilnet
26th, Phillipsburg; Roden, HU, Martha Par
uses &hod Moven Union 29th, Unionville;
Snow Shoe and Burnside, libt„ Asks?. School
Hon" to Sr 24, Milasbom Nitta, Id,
Mean s Schoo l dose Liberty otn,
Howard 6th, Howard Marion 2th, Jul
ia:MU ; Walker ilth Hnblereborg; Spritz 9th,
Bent Heats 10th, Boelstetrg; Potter
acacia-34k Gregg 13th; Spring Mil*
Penn 146 k, Millosite; Haines 16th, Atronsbnrin ,
Pergnson, 29th , Pins ,Grovp Milbn Oot.,
16th, Rebereburg. 41.4 sat& Sad rag Eirtiato
went the exercises will comment* at Y - arsitock,
.A. X. Aprolmil AO , *begs: no nspatifltAl
Invited to attend.
THOMAS
omtyporinslattHOL9 fi
rag
•C ttlo ,OJawo/804 of Otitfßoaty -
0 !mom /T KAldeenY ClON that .1 ;
Ratko la berebyw
=dew of Thanes Wuhbaswa ,
Trusti aooo er o at f
Ilaudio' tar, bamboos pled la the Warta!
Ooannop Pleas of Denies Candy, and - will be
4.lw o next Tenn *font) (Mb We
iftlimom s ola oni... es-
Zkaalire op or W , we WM/
Ttriti34 iiieskst lite lii 4,7
thatleed) -L JAB. IL )
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to 4 Jalyflpti,,lllo4,
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- 114044 for MO; Biaalopkto
or say thins ahmtotAtio kind, to be IA WI
those Zi t l ibsit i low pdiole Vie do
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T MINTS.
•
SAIIDIUR itEIUtINO'S
GREAT iloglit
lahommed,
.Max illsessl4.
ZELA .
T.M.1l Opium&
All Makommed.
tbali= , 114.•
bow*, who ai espies la /mow
Prammis. Daimons, Laos. la.
ifiestsalsa ympeetla• opts 111 i.
imil . Dirstl talk 014 Wadi
MAGNIFICENTIIA ND CHARIOT
omm.ima _
by Winding Droltbans Innlnsalad Comb Pnlld•'o .l
Pio. Yong Cif.T. Tb. design of Oda obarlol
mod anion and Man alabarato demo' plo w. 11s
-inllnaninrinw-goldrwod — san nits.
'town stpon lhn morning isfoabilltlon divan by Ifinsao
cos Cannons 5 . 1 sowparloonod,w toad onswlrklo
prosantod of Iso ad Annan sod groadovuo TII
PA VILLION w kis enable of walla( WOO noirlalns
Isontindy now and was soasualbst and ninon, fey
Benson, as a soot of *MOO by Mr. Haas, Domain, of
lbonb St., Nov York. The Casa tans, l'lnaroso.
Gan Vans. P10P.4710 sad An nwransa to an
gal In Ow extrema Th. 011,11 of Hams, Poona assil
Moan no of hanl and bed Iswisiodsorlottlea Mtn
world. The Troops af Parlbranso tongs. Ilso ran ell•
Probsolta. Jaok a* dialloas w ;
AN GARDNER.
sakes lasoffts C 1...
lard Hemming!
found Tiphi Ban Anna
Jay and natio , bin
_ -*woad Rwal Troupe
other
tra .itab ba. us t s w!t a ri sv fla d a sti tbis oo wi m illi pe a l ii!
don
Amerkaa, Claw will oxtail is
PHILLIPSBUSG, on TIIRSDAY, A 130.111.
BELLSBONTI, on WEDNXEIDAT, Aug. 11"
mige.,td W. IL GARDM, Aiwa.
C ENTRE COUNTY, as.
The Comnionwalth of Penneyirania
to Samuel W. Gardner and John W. Gardner
Adzidniatratora of do., of Samuel Gordan. deed.
Ephraim G.llardner, Wm. Garduar,Jane Como.
lin, Mary E. Aleut& and John P. Priam Gees,
data of John Numbs, helm of Elias Gardner
late intermarried with/obn Console deed. Juli
an Gardner late Mien:tuba with John B. Waits
John M. Gardner, James J . ; Gardner,,_ Johnston
Gardner, Samuel W. Gardner, Letts Jane Gard
ner and Winfield B. Girding bobs of NA deco
.
dent Greedne—
You are aididad and tommanded to be and
sneer at on Orphans Court to beheld at Belle.
~sri the 22nd day of .doitastilidd, then and
there to the bill or petition of Wlllll4lll
G. iiandaer, and slew ropee - s - by proof of a oars
tale centred between the said Samuel Gardner
deed add the said Winfield B. Gardner should
mot be made and opoofflopethdaidatoollefoif dio•
'M i ta the Hos. Samuel Una Wadden% of
the Coast at, Bellefonte this 28410. day of .
April . 1864..
J. P. ,GIIPHANT:
.9.0. C.
Ady 16tb''64—t6.
IMPORTANT TO ALL.,
—WU
I W. w. MoOtELLAND
Laa rentovtl , 'figp *mai a t om et
/31413*-3111&11:11' ALOIOLUINt
GMT" lumunntrd 00 . 0ps.
to the ARIWItIr BUILDINGoitt the north
omot.fother of the Disteond o .where bi lOU Ds
=to MI hiqeds oistd outman P. Mb
0 91golook Pon et
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viitlearti;
currimia LOS ct 9114 . 41.11 ,;
on. sh. fugues ii•g«.,
imeima,serl- awl
43 Ivo klit-s ••11. • natirlM-17.
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.OHN RIVERS,
!Water isal eagle Vieedd
Tier* Carpenter.
be Celebrated Leseetrie.a.
'grim De Louis,
. bet ay out oft!. /46.
rank 'Whittaker,
averwellsberl lteetro
De Moo.
' OROE BROWN.
hoot Amnia. TWO.'
I Eliza Gardner,
Pride al lb Am*.
nAE. CAMILLA,
bared Palo t/ 4 .
east. • .
Petit Carnills.
th. tnakniPlaigr
IQUNCIDAN,'
the Ppeket Clews. •
Veko o. s jZn
oath,.
of loop,
, par,
ar with wwwwww well Ile
, Aasillariw `above
lied Artists will appear al
Exhibition, l etralatteries
Arab Troupe,
/ variety of Sows Irma%
Rurra_,• GTIMIASTA
i al
AVIV LX=0.11•11,
DASPIRO, ii 1511127.0,
THE BAND,
Oroheatra.
mooed of poky Prima or
••100, Loaded b 7 SP pool
•. rpm. Ilooroor.
Grand Proceed"
• of M mini •411.. 1 Awn
bal r Base,
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nod MllllO/le.
Open at •nd IP.
atlas 4 ennotenee beet r
Wu.
MS 60 gaid,26 Copia.
R. oorilry, .
Sherd