Ei
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Tairms.-43 pili yaw lam pale be adismi6
Wiewirsi 164 iN4a Iki edra'acw, aid Otetlibak
Pilia ' A " *OM Orthersir.
7Atir , e,4:11
•
intsltallist cir latentit from ;thi
ssparlid to Si within tie
wpm. of ihisinwhilith a i•nr•eintied:rata fOrre
IfiliffeWil kik: ills twansaini Woo 4wheakd
aseirtookaa#thettissil www: Manias is still
anted lePis ismaseptist td
NIP spilt :boat Petwetibmw.
ihrrelliniElatasatiama ttan eavidatiowsoA4
ALI& Lk* W4bWooltoal goad, wed It has reamed
witiona4 aseaciplishing alsythiali of ineriekeeoe*
The ieousbekdeoent of Cbsteteekme wewee . d ." . d loot_
Wedgeweley week, woo glee ap. for- -
jvb ,Ipoeh.te thi synopsis of du
mow as auefog the, week jui
raw** vas bookfie Smier
Ojewilwigo the de"'-':
of Med, but illeepoth."
P ir keittwo to 411 their efforts to draw'
the' howtest DentocracY Wait into the
support of this 'horrid war, by premises
of Voioneiliatrea", and appeals to them
to Ilweet the past Stith Its outrages and
mitwpatione, and seeieg the fate of thifit
attempt' to get •the party as an (womb*
tion'to endorse their infainous schemes
atid insist .in cartying out their wicked
plaiie by giving a cordial and hearty sup
port to - their suicidal 'policy, the Abo
lition Journals hare chang4d their course,
and are now dnifiNtheirutihost.to
, their 'readernstniblieve that our gocid old
patty—principles, associations, null all
are dead ; dead, and ont i et their way:
;• , eed . with it all barriers remoted
- _ of disunion : dead y , and
• all' olaitacleaiu their march of +Mime
• tjen cat aside. They havonaludpd_
• that, if they Minot obliterate it in the
gnst~rea~nB_o4.9l±lime It
in the blood of ir infidel war, that
gm! will Forafelt themeeWes by foolish
" imeginationiand feast their faneici on.
‘whet. = m . hoped for as a result of the
tan
. • they Will sec t.
Rein the masses of their own 'party
se•btllleve that the Dentocraey is dead,
let slime the thousands of Democrats
they would induce to desert their prin
iiieetiand pirty_by such silty twaddle.
we have not the faintest idea. The re
turns of the election just passed-are too
significant for that, the wank .of the
campaign too close to allow any sash
speculations. i . •
If the political demise of a few
"policy": politicians—"leaders"' - who
have ever pandered to Whatever, idea
promised suoseas--individwde that fear
so advocate what they believe to be
right, can be construed into the:death of
she Democratic party, then we are
.willing to' admit that oppoidtion
Abolitionism is no more, and
that enetnies of our country and her
laptinitio .may go on, heeding and
fearing nothidg.fpm the party'thoithks
ever stood betwees-them and the object
of their hatred—tire Cotitution.
The triumph of d.bolithism'in No
vember was not a victory over Democracy
or Democratic principles. There was
11000 of them at stake in the issue.
Those who for the time had the organi
sation of the Pampered° party under
their elutreer„ ignominiously thrust its
principles aside st.ehicago, and with an
ill-stared conception of political expe
diency, forced the masses of the party
to choose between two candidates,'
neither one of which represented their
feelings, neither one of which lots en ox
ponent of their views. It cannot be said
then that the fight was between the
Du/necrotic and Abolition parties. The
prineiples of Democracy bad been set
aside for the time being, to give place to
a unworthy and diegracethl "policy,"
and this members of the party were free
aet-as their feelings dictated. They
pro their suppOrt to M:Clellan wit be
*muse be sea the riipresoutative °Pack
principles, not because his triumph
wonid be the success of Democracy, but
because he was in opposition to the mad
and , fats) policy of Abraham Lincoln,
because with bim,as President, if they
Iponld inn stop this anti-Derseeratiei
ua
+sonstitutiopal and barbarous war, they
pooh; at, least have it, conducted in a
of raised and Christian manner. They
acted ab aids, not as principals in the
41f, and the - lWri they leartkt - ire
hope will* teem forever.
The great, tits 'v'itel principles orDp-
I poemlY cannot die—they e,re eternal;
pod as loig as7there•sreinenho 'Could
frett,ikere w4l too a patty ofuphold
them, Seekers after ofttoe„ "e*di
alloy" 'beings, mod who Weida sacrifice,
-eveii7tsLog for tutu ivy airmen :nuts%
go' oltikne willstik4 deflate, brit, lie
parts will,till (Asa It has s foundation
perie 'mil !eating it the decrees
of ito no poirer okeiriN
eels .It. • , Walesa but Logi:46'
Ric l o 1.64 r Democrats , keep
Or Widens, throw' l l7 the di.
iswlttOr. * l e. as
y the "would be of
4,04 6 ,mi4 the law imdcioi
sitax , A. C m agioa
Nalg, r , aadinto, years weisr,
,that Demeariey iq
tkiNti-IffMtir4tat° l °.. 4 1 ° 1 0: I
alloisaccog=o:o,.,
misesiii Mgr fieligisf-Sikaili'
• ' ' 6"lllsiri.
0 ) 4 4. kook eiver%poott
• h r •-• vitti
falifeilfew Woo hisletienitt.
WU Oppose
Obaidnield e tlitirlittiefahtneni, the blood
of their twentieth their plaything, when
children the sword slid bayonet, and the
music that lulled them to sleep the nu
_liMitzttrobL aity .0410181140 . 1, but
are — baretoroii - opimed every war
jo _iodui/ts . ash* ' 1 44
proved by tbeiswerions,
now, tbat they wore, the
able, nett of -
life was !sisal
4 Tories of the Rev
, to - Kingl --- o Mid'
our patriot fathers As "rn:
an. • t •traitors ;" Puritan, Aboli
tionists, whose only deeds of valor was
the burning of witches and the banging
of Quakers; "bine light" Fhleralists of
1812, who gave what little influence they
had tilkglanstin her crusade against
our country; Old Line 'Whigs of 1848,
who'hifped olir soldiertin the Mexican
war _worthl be • "welcomed with blOcdy
banal to hospitable graves ;" - Met:Sheri
of Peace Societies, who but a few years'
Binae thundered their anathemas against
all wars, defensive or offensive, as con
trary to the teachings'of our Divine
Master ; Quakers and Friends whose,
"conscientious samples" against shed
ding blood has.been sworn to from time
immemorial, to exempt them from drafts,
tzar taxes, and the doingers of tho battle
.4jb
held, , o , be , n ... the honor of our country
was at stake, or the rights of her citizens
in jeopardy ; Loyal Leaguers, who
raised a terrible howl about the taxes
imposed uprrn thew - to . prosecute the
Mexican war, and vilified Polk and the
Democratic party for parrying it on sue-
-'"-11111115ernild—reg"*"."-
it bu
. Out
It tltla rate at
will • ip e_ 'tibia-
ulna members of Gin elinith who hit'ie
-heretofore tanght Oat War - -was:/ther
ageney of theilevil, and that itewas but
lottowing - theriojeuction of the
take a cogliding with equanimity, or a
kick as a compliment; able bodie cow,
''ands who have denouncleall wars - As
,carol, and uNqst for her their precious
, 1
carcasses would come within the range
of the enemies guns, but favor this one
because they are '"loyal,"latid nee a
chance of skulking to CAsida when
called upon, or , of buying a nigger to
take their place in.the ranks;contras
torn whose fathers grew rich waling the
bodies of murdered Americana in the
days of the Revolution, and who see a
chance of reaping a rich • harvest of
greenbacks if they eau prolong - this
butchery and death.
This is the class Of people that hound
on the aeottrakd crusade, and swear by
the Gods it shall not cease until."alavery
is blotted otit"--ntiserable, cowardly
wretches, that, hate been traitors to the
country and% disgrace to - humanity
since the day they were born—Poor
white livered cravens that would run at,
the eight of an empty pop gun, or faint
at the sound of a Chinese cracker.
There are others that should be men
tioned in this catalogue of raving, rant
ing, war sehreeching, blood thirty '
beings, who serve as a reserve corps to
keep up the cry when the former men
tioned ones aro frightened into silence
through( fear oeconsoription—cripples,
who cannot be drafted ; old maid., Who
hate mankind imam!, they have been
unable to eecnre'a husband.; wives who
want fo get rid of their bitter halves, in
order, to gel hold of some one else, and
young girls who admire the ebony face
of a greasy nigger, And long for the
loving embrace of the sweet scented
"American of African descebt."
Where is the consistency about these
individuals? They are the only advo
cates of war, the chief instigators of the
butchery that is blotting out so many
brave Americans.. Yet, like Job's
horse, they stand off, "scenting the
battle from afar." . They have prescribed
powder and steel as a polices for our
public ills, and we ptliy4lod that they
may yet be made to take of their own
prescription.
Why Don't They Report
Nor oontent with 'the hundreds 'of
thousands of dollars they have alreelly
taken from the people under the specious
plea of rendering assistance 'and .aid to
the sick andwomided soldiers, the persons
.managing the Sanitary Cammiation are
just now doing their--best to get up an
other furore in its. &Tor, in, hopes that
thei treasury which they have depleted to
All their own pockets may again become
plethoric, and that 'those among them
who WI not yet been able tvioni.
selves riet, may hadb one , m
to ifp AZ_ Preachers and . Wieffieri Ire
hired tn-tioyel Over the confitir; taring
harrowing Wes `Of ititd *nut,'
sad , destitution *mops the" soldieri ;
°healers sad lippealti are 'sent broadcast,
giving heart rending accounts of the
misery and. death that is being 'Meted
out to them on stopostiteltaintmleisiteg
of foal, eliith*; tnedreines,
the
,tnya tonebinft:Mstnief the sempit-;
aim of the people are APlTale 4 r
• giro—not as we /was* ltelitire' *iota:
Aatt ***Wit, 44 the Lody, Obi 'benefit.
those wise are. anfiarjperb. 41 :*,ll/1 the
coffers or- ft Astapt_efirkitißlitils Ofick:
those oontrolling thisEsamagth,organi
mike. *ad .9t:#o4Pcfßkik:
kw *pm Who "Argot us ail takti
lacikkork b tart anor Ait"1111410r.
Asellt-weivietoloy-Aiimato
Midis ailltmadidila
Oposii4oiiiwi3agip
'1 1 .:=01-lbsCAirwir aft 116:
itotes" that sin be pointed to to stow
mesas !half&
to accommodate
niched them . wii
muses, and Ir
_woad! )Idif
welt"
Mat hoe • I eoome, of the
iy T ' d6l.
are hive alms* been contributed in
oneWeiror the iiiker,Sand we heat of no
iplod that theaeldiere have deriied from
it. Can those Ike aro' wpo ,begging
more for this ihenciatioti answer?' Can
All emit _m4l4oom.sotinat -ottbet
disposal of the_ immense amount that
bas already- been -entrusted to their
care? 'We believe not. Wily then
should the people give more? It is
reported, .and• we believe comedy, that
Out At every' dollar given in this way
ninetyOecks is kept by the agents to re)
imburse them for time and trouble,. and
the balance is giverf to' somebody else,
the,„Lord - alone bum's who. Is this so?,
Can those who are_gedling up entertain
ments, 'and traveling the country, to
raise new funds give us a satisfactory
recount or the. disbursement of what
they
,have already' received ? If so we
Rill be glad to publish the staMmefit,
, and retract anything We• have said in
this article reflecting upon the Sanitary
Commission. .
Let them Act.
,
Tan Chiirman of tle, Democratic
State C i entral Committee, ,p.an address,
to the . Demeeraey of Pen Ivatkiawhich
we shall lay. before our 'readers tn ext
week, recommends that some actifin on
the part of the Democracy be taken in
of 11,1mnio:a
- eotmtzi who - wro now - suffering in the
inoisome dungeons of 'Pik Mifflin; for
'Wedged political , offences against the
,1 • • • ' ' • • .---The- suggestion is- a
tituely one, and we hope it will be acted
pen immediately. If the' Democracy
I.
„pot defend the liberties of the people,
other power will. 'lf the two hundred
.seventy-six :thousand freemen who
Cast their ballots against the usurpation
of Abolitionism at the late election in
tend •delivering up their rights at the
command of animbeoile tyrant, then we
of Pennsylvania, i like the citizens of
Maryland, Missouri, and Kentucky may
bit farewell-4o all that freemen hold
dear. :lie not prepared for such
an event, their duty demands of them
that immediate action •be taken in the
cases refered to. The masses of the
Democracy in this seetism.of the State
we know will be ready to stand shoulder
to shoulder with their'brethren of other
sections in defence of their rights, lib
erties and privileges. tot the movement
be made by those having the,power. Let
the State Central Committee act, and
set in a manner that there will be no
mistaking their intention, and they will
find the bone and sinew of the country
ready and willing to act with them.
The fate of the citizens of Columbia
county who were torn from their homes
by military power, tried by is military
tribunal, and Imprisoned in a military
prison on charges which come within the
jurisdiction of the civil authority, may
be ours,to-morrow, unleiss A stop be put
to this manner of prdceeding. No indi
vidual is safe, no citisen has any assu
rance that the sanctity of his hoine will
not be invaded by the hirelings of4Fed
eral authority, who will drag him from
wife and children, _family and friends,
and w ithout accusation or trial, confine
him in the cells of a political Bastile for
no offence whatever. Wheie are the
safe ,guards that the Constitution throws
around the, citizen? They have been
basely. surrendered by our State audio
riti% to the tyrants that control the
administration of the Federal. Govern
ment. A cowardly and•truckling State
Fa Live has sold the rights Of those
it should protect, and now nothing-re
mains but for the people to defend them ,
solvessi or become the veriest elan* of
a military despotism.
Wilt our State Central Committee
'email!, silent on thisrgreat question, or
will it take mat a course as will blow
Ott moment and .tyrants flat Peinsyl
va ia is no Iplsce for them to isttirmpt
theitiirdismons Watt.;Lqt actionmi their
part be the word. Their utydern •
their party demands it, their conntrit
de
asanda-it"= Fitts's. 4) 6 0*
all, demand it,.
Goan Erramat.—the ' 1)11=U Zeal,'
an nightly ten sheet onstablittinit . ti
otreik you fyto aeon indopeneentintper;
Anne lientoosvo
hist riia4iincnitrag. It died we
on; from inintlinl it.o own ate* i-444
the nom Mini duntiet whidt *Mit
gotta* will b. w Anob aitt loolthig
b y o.4 i ng T t4 of ti dirty
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•Abeditistana:. '
Apsnited. It fill be sit is. Europe, Where
every Mae must be ke ei - ' dgeon, hoo
t merar , Our ' es and theirs
ire Wel NW (hi woriblidps. mecte
4filitior &Mee hbek milks 0.--iiiii-1616a4-
= ta 411 111,
le "
Llisrseit7fOftied-
rod of Iran u 4 tiie-Ithisphamsta .of _Man
es. incapable of s. become his
true historians. - - • -
On another ottesidoelte said: •
"Goverirmtogt is now taking se -steely a
Rome aatie show by- what road it will pals
todestruoti" At ressWidaii" finik
and then corrgers 7 its eaters' contagion , '
Pa viewnfl)Htlilildert of the resent ad
ministration, wdte.now can-say that *hat
Jefferson Cbought
.lie sew in his day, has
not ip feeLeonse to 'pass in ours, or, deny
that all government is now drawn to Wash
-14100 AO Who can say that this con}
ettOddities of pewee' in the ovate' germane
lasnt„hatt mat been followed iy its natural
conaesmence--"corroption?" Whoy in view
of the existing conditionof things„ can deny
this' rider this ti4ministration 'of affairs,
the American people are practically divided
into two diatinetelasses--the p governing tind
lb, • governed? The first, the administra
tldn her neer, ruling without let or hin
drance frotn any legal or constitutional rem
trends. has stricken doWa the independence.
bud sovereignty cf. the ~Stetesirthe great
barriers of individual liberty, and redgsed
the second to the condition of subjects of
the central power. Local self-government,
developed, here in State governments, exists
non only. in form By Se luirthous policy,
the general government, under pretense of
military 118dessity, has usurped, one by or.a,
the rights of the' sovereign States, and de
prived the people of the proteetidn of these
laws, processes and Institut form whiob 'the
original organization of our political Coin.'
=putties were intended to secure to them,
uht against foreign foes-•-hnt against this
vary central government itself, -This silent
descent of the government into the gulf
w'hich swallows up State and individual
rights alike, we have been steatily and grad
ually making. The venality and corrup-
see, and 'hear, end leek . . Our - imply are
now the smile on which the arm of govern—
ment strikes its ponderous blows—or sim
ple ' , gudgeons," devoured by the voracious
•'pikeit`of -
And what is die temedy? I.ione, but it
retracing the downward steps, and restor
ing the balances of the Qonstitutfon. The
great evil is the 'tonsolidatlon of power in
the
_enerid government, by the deentotion
By some strange fatality or infatuation, the
great battle of the last election was fought
on a false issue, and State tights, only an
other; name for boost, self-government, the
keystone of the aroh of out Union, were to
tally, ignored in the contest.
When no one questioned or violated State
rights, tba..Demoltratin party used to assert
the-Resolutione of 'OB with wonderful bold
ness, and pertinacity at every State and.
National Convention—but when they ware
stricken down and trampled upon by the
.t•Executive Government" of Abraham Lin
coln, the Chicago Convention, in tender re
geed. for Its enrididate, or for some equally
good reason, avoided all reference to these
"foundation prinalples"'of Democracy.
There can be no restoration of our Union,
no resumption of popular rights--no restric
tion of the general government to the lhnits
prescribed by the Constitution, no eelf-gtiv
ernment, but by the assertion and mainte
nance of all the rights of the eoveireign
States. The State governments 'ere' in the
hands of men who have blindly or corrupt ,
ly succumbed to the tliturpations of the
eentraLpower, and the only hope le¢ us to
regain our•liberties, and restore our lost
institutions, lies in rescuing the States front
theireontrol. This must henceforward be
the object of every Demosrat, and the asser
tion and %indication of the doctrine of State
rights are the only means by which, to ef
fect it.
We cannot. evade the issue if we would—
let us *noel it like,men and patriots. The
work before us is simply oust of re•oonstruc
tien —it is to rebuild the glorious temple of
the Union, in all its original symmetry and
strength ; this we must at least attempt to
do, or witness its overthrow in silent apathy.
To reoonstruot we must follow the plans
and use the materials of the original buil—
ders. Let us then revert to the old land
marks of the Demberany, and 'raising t i he
old standard of Jeffersonian Poutoorad.v,
bereafter_monfully do battle for principles,
and not men.-- Journal, Lawilrag, Mich.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
A,DAULNISTRATOWB .NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the 'estate of
John Brenta' dammed, late of Boggs Township,
having. been granted to the subscribers,. they
mo ot all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment,
those haling shams to present them dab , au
thentiosted for settlement.
MART Blt ONB OL,
T. M. MALL, Administrators.
910 JAMES P4.11130N8.
Prutney4ante, Centre County,
I, J. P.. Gephltrt, Clerk of the Orphan'e
Court of bald County of Centre, do hereby Ger
tifY thatnts Prit i an'a .dart, at aellefonte,
the 28004114 ovember, D,. 1864, before
the honotible t e Judges of said Court. On
motion a rule WAS grant.' upon-tb*Jaehn- wad
representatives of Junta PILTIOII4, dwelled, to
oome Into the mitt on dui fourth Monday of
.Tiburiry next, end swept, or Wank to-aeoept.
isad Mahe at valwidon, or show Ann* 07
th e real satats at Aida ohoulittosb.
sold.
" 4 2n tes4tozoii wiwnikelliste barenato set toy
hasaikftitaind4lk• seal* Ovpittt bille
a r dPVAVIT. 4. O I : . 6 1884..
Dee: iIeiL9O),GONLEIG Sheriiri
MITT 12.18TrItT,V.
The taio en or . Centre County are hereby
• froginginelniWit
flowarasille on 0 the MI "that, to 002;
4 thatekKhili Pe Trikjkiji.o 6 4ooro4o o , It qat,be
1 44 .010 0 1 0 - W V ° 4„M” le IPTre
Nonwis at toloorotiehei leadhes 14.wwn
s*s borft mood. 4401.qtavi.A p_ , _ igkr
oar u "rar r y,==' s
up bout* a u JO ,
lin Me iloors, - ree lat otthet as with the
01410 4 44 1 /090 4, W40 4 , ' tPUICI.
itian " A l Cgr e Uto at Ita
:goo ,
tlisibtrielleil horilre i t
..atterat& '
zioosomala r k r 9ale o ward at I d o p!k .0.; orOoh.!tlObSU 01,ro es.
1.,:,
MiatliWlJllAWaliVe Lir..
•P*Oualeke l jt' '• , ..
m o t o va s
e
NEW ADvgar
arm
EXTENSEVA AEIBORTMgNT OF
.F , AtfeT AND - EiTAPIa DR Y GoNI
:;.41UMMII BMW
•-*r.; 4
4 ' - 1 1 leiii;sir4its,
;"&kbentlas, ie:llMr:
Our entire stock wit purchaser' since the
late decline In geld, end ere ere selling nil , ktpdii
of lords
TWENTY TC TIIIRTY PEW CENT
I cheaper dna the-riorto good' could hariloodi
.ought for s,short time ego. -
.
Venom la - WO - i.
Wad= ow Week before purebealovisOwitWlN
W. WILL DEAL FAITILY
with thoiti who favor as with a eat!, and wiTt
give ahem the benefit of the decline In good!
IN WERT riIIttICULAIL
IL B.—The liigheit market price paid in
cash for all kinds of grate.
J. IV—COOKE a Co
Ilintzrorra, Deoonzbar, 1864-it
MT - M
C ONIMIBBIOXER'S
In the Common Awes
of Notre Crouitty;
101114 LORD, Jr. 1
13$, /ARIA t0in0,1604.
• Citation - hi do(ontionts
The Moire and legal to show, cause why the
Representatives ,of mortgage eflueirfn this
David Lyle, de• cue should not he sat-
Oiased. islied.•
To the Rein and• .gal Representetiiii of
David Lyle, deceeeK -
Take. ootite that harlot been appointed a
titimmissloner by Mid court for the taking of
testimony in the above stated suit, ao., on the
part of the poiltioner, that I will execute the
said commission at my Glace the Dorough. of
Dellefonto. on Wednesday, the 11th day of Jan
uary. 1805, between the 'hours of one and four
o'clock, P. M. of said day, when you of any of
you may attend if you think proper.
Witness my hand this 14th doy of December,
1864.
' W. 11. LAURfIifORE, Commissioner.
031M1881061tR'S NOTiCg, _
I.lazabatla B.Glover
by her next friend,
Silas Dixon,
- i • oromonWai
of Centre County, No.
12, April term, A,. Dr
1804,.Alies,13uke in Di
vorce—A Vineslo Mat-
John-fiforar.
TO Juba Glover, sir.
You take ankire that haring been appointed
a Commissioner by said Coln% for the examine
tioa of wittiossesagat the taking of testimony in
the above stated ease on the part of the above
• • • •• 6, eccutath
coutenimion ott bebalf of said' plaintiff at my
office in the Borough.of Bellefonte, on Monday,
'tbe oth day of January, A. D., 1865, between
the hour' of 0 o'clock, A. M., and t o'clock, P.
M: of said day, when and where you may attend
If-you think pre4. •
Witnees my hand this 14th day of December,
1861..
W. 11. LATIRMIER, Cometll9Bloller.
'XT OTICE OF IRQIIISITrON.
To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
of John jViniclohlech, deoease.L
Takenothie that by virtue of a certain writ of
partition horned outtif the Orphan's'Court in and
for the County of Centre, an inquest will be held
at the late dwelling house.of John IYinkleblech,
dotting — ed. kg the Township of Unities, couniy
aforesaid, on Friday, the Thirteenth day of Jab
nary, 1465, at ten o'closk of said day, for the
purpose of making partition of the real estate of
Cho said John Wiuklebtech, deceased, to and
among his heirs and legal representatives, if the
same cad be done without prejudice to or spoil
ink of the whole—otherwise to value and ap
praise the same according to law, at which time
and place you may be present if you think
proper.
RICHARD CON-LEY,
Snicutrr's Dreier..
13gt.mircmrm, December 7, ISG4. 1 at
ESTRAY.
L/ Caine to the residence of the subscriber in
Spring d'ownsilip, on the 25th of Norember, a
dark brown Ileifer, supposed to be three or
four years old, no marks
,poreeptible. The
owner is to-Nested to come forward and prove
property, pay charges, and take her away, or
else she will 'be disposed di according to law.
JOIIN UOY, Jn.
Dee. 8,1884-3 L
ESTICAY. -4
Came to the residence of the subscriber in
Walker Township, about the 23d of September,
a light red cow, supposed a yearling last Spring.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take it away, other
wise it will be disposed of an the law diverts.
JESS)! SWARTZ.
Dec. 9,1864-3 t. -
SAWIR WANTED.
anted immediately IL man thoroughly
competent to run • first clue circular ,saw mill,
and who is willing to go to Mexico rot a term of
not teas than one year. Wages payable in gold.
Address, stating amount of experience, refer
ence, and wages desired,
JAMES STEWART, •
December 11, 1864-2 t Lanesater, Pa.
CAUTION.
AU persons are hereby cautioned against
p
/c
hoeing or meddling in any way with jibe
fo owing described property 5.....1 brown Horse,
I gray noise, wagons end barases, Os I. have
II cottoned them from, sad loaned tnem to Wm.
Meyers, of Plink sbmi.
Ilea t 9-3 t, T. B. PATTER, N. D.
STATES UNION HOTEL,.
PHILADELPHIA. - •
This Hotel Is pleasantly situated on the swath
trot Market stree4 - s tot; Soars above Sixth
street. Its centre locality makes itdpartieuterly
desirable to '
VISIYIN2 THE CITY --
on
business orpleasture.
J. DE HAIM* Proprietors.
#Seck lU4—ly. - -
;1 •
Came to the p .of -thk absorber,
Id:Netter to,waship, tat orlibeet 'the teak. day
of Novembar, 184, a small rid Cow„ v 4.19 the
right horn broke lades, byle a nd
tip broke or She bft herbs --60 o ther m ar ks per
eephibr,--TheinreioiammaNekho •
ward,. pito" reporthestiLektir 10 ,
isei **ay; 414 140 he a t tt
bar. ts.;::PititlloWATill'UNDl4l. •
ta t illes , ..llo,lBfiL4.4W • • --,
tDlll66oitlo
. Ilottoto of .4¢nietor ration oik the or-
Mofjiltrber6 Emoriek dedd,lits cot i g
itypi,, Whim's bolio.girtoir4 AL ow.4 4 ritiPed ,
peat.. AU Ipiaoa. bolting; tfiemseve. "
in
to woks boroodlatepayount: *ono
*jog orsloisjo pissoatthoutaluly , r .
Iclf
fed fOiroottlooaont. ,!, JSIR
alotefibok,4o4B64--dt: " 11,0011
rpwrowra
• Al *ma
410 14 4. 41ifF
•
A
levrrim.,., - - •
TY teacher eithoN
NEW
, -.., 1 .,,
• ItuBLIIIIIBuit • 18414.
To somptlans• wi visions of their
vikuWiamtbit
thin of Coin sliumits o satioivand
10 assets datin the par r
minas Noes, sad payabli
ben byitunn
be for ituntrenee *Ade der*
Percentage on inedience daring Ma
..larrevraitetrataar4enenegteigag.. itgru
. ..
"NW avidlibieitooebt orlitiroiolptot
orthuotopoos **Ai* tho yysi.,.. 6,904 94
From w oh acsoontitoonol"..frusos
• dort*tibOtiltet- 4 "
Compoosatko of 31fr00tat0 0 ....311. 0*
%
• 1 04 4 1 4 2%:::.7..!...- - 1:12
iiii , Q4;;;;Ii. - 4,1•14
• .16........, ............... ...,........20 10 '
LOyw flaciattheyt,r
Making the total fitwableAtubets and '
Monde of dui etimphaYikolotiut to 0,878'44
To which add Premium Notes and
PakPago.kr:tileobergi jpr ißfprapee
In format ion* • ' 2 3, 8 5b 71
Aliaoirdt oitstinaing' atad *mkt' •
novas
Also aulopok LIR tricalir7 ~„.
Thu !Eakins 'a total availably, da
• seta and Ricolr4a of the Company
amount/46; ' • ' 31,31? 46
Debts and Idabilltleorr..4 s.
Mika and Insurance tak0n,41344 past
year .1%54
Same hdroioforti leptntad •• 840360 10
total of 4,0 Ammo orouhts,-
.4.400
"PollolOt uma 411 , 113 41
$ 1 1"..t 101
Me labial. ► dd the number Wate
rer° ieperted' -
211 ,
Aitept. lismt7 BULL, Prgident.
A C. '0 its.inr, Searetiq.
There will be en electron held at the office or
the company is Heblembarg on the fbartrroes
day of Ditanabec, 1444 for the pupae or, elect
ing a Board of Directors for the atmutng year.
By order of the Preside/At.
9 flea. 8-4 t.
OTlkli. 0
INQUISITIOiS.
orJeretniah Aninlnit, docesisot
k aka notice that, by virtue Cl a eiirtain writ
of Partition lowed out of the Orphan's Court of
Centre County owl to me directed, in in mist
, • , Id at the late- dm
With Downing, deceaseih, in. the Ulan ip of
lldlf Moods Centre County, On 'Tuesday, the 17th
doy of ..14innory; 1865, at 10 o'oloek, A. M. of
saki day, fm-the purpose of ittaktag partition of
the read estate of the said doimued !dead arsons
his heirs a , legal rep •
eon one wapiti pee to or epo rig of
the whole--otherirlie to value aud appraise the
Caine according to law, at which t me and place
you are requested to be, present If you thigh
proper-
RIC/CARP CONLEY, &ion".
quilt:yeti Orrice,
Bet.LitowreMeeember 7, 1864.} 6t.
NOTICE OF 1;41.;18IT '
To tho Heirs and Legal Representatives
of David Wearer, deceased.
'fake notice that, by virtue of a certain writ of
partition issued out of the Orphan'a g entlfila and
for the Convey of Centre and to me directed, an
inquest will be held at the . house of David
Weaver, deceased, in the e towushlp of Ferguson,
county aforesaid, on Tuesday, the Nineteenth'
day of January, 1865, at one o'clock P. M. of
said day, for the purpose of inking partition of
the reaLselatamf_the_aaid _DarllLWeereri de
ceased, to and among his heirs and legal Ames.,
',Weaves if the *me can be'done without pre.
ludic* to or spelling of the whole, otherwise to
value and appraise the same accordiug to law,
af which time and place you may attend if you
think proper., 4 ,
' RICHARD CctILRIE. Sherif
&temper Orrice,
BELLETOVIII, December 7, JBB4. 6t
ÜBLIC SALE.
The subscriber bete leavetp call the
attention of the public to the sale of tile follow
ing described property on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER, le, 1864 , '
Which will bo disposed of at his residence In
Benner township.
TIMER YOUNG ORM,
one blooded Stallion, two colts, cows and youbg
cattle.. A. lot of slump,
•
lir 11006, EXTRA BREED,
Threshing Machine, three wagons, one Reaper,
Horse Rake and Drill, throe Fanning Mills, one
Carriage, Sleds, Sleighs, Harrows, Ploughs
Rakes, Forks, Gears, a large quantity of
HAY AN CORN FODDER.
Corn by the bushel, Groin in the ground, a
splendid lot of sound Potatoes. a sett of !nook"
emlth tools, a quantity of iron. •and e othar arti
cles too numerous to mention.
PLEASE COME EARLY,
as there will bea treat many *Melee to melt.
TRAMS will be .vade kaotrioa oaths day of
We. ,
Deo. 2nd,, '64-24
DEAN'S WREST TOBACCO WAIL HOUSE,
413 Caler,CT Porazwr, Pt/L'&.,
(Opposite the Custom Douse.)
Dean sells better Tobacco and Cigars than any
one In Philadelphia.
• Deem sells mom Tobiason,. Cigars and Pipes
&e., ha one day than all the Slime is Chestnut
Bisset cell in one week. The repson is because
bedcaDayin than any establishment In the
;'DEAN BELLS QUICK AND OFTEN.
- -Vogl forget the =umber. - add you - 4111 go
home with skill pocket of TOBACCO, CHUGS,
PIPES and money.
I[ - -yow don't want to go to Philadelphia to
tiarriltrToti&Mmorallop, or send your order
to J. G. I.tiarimer, realist Gap, Ceutre. coun
ty 4, who will stipply you at---Dean'e.tehishiaide
2nd .
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PHOPOOIL4PIIIO tioams, - •
11.1Leester 14th and Macke, Philadelphia.
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UP.
1111 r MIL Oc!*s ilane
the brat abed' aiedaer, " "
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shiltstrigMfaol4l4 to 0 10 41 ur e r"i 08
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monied the • :letaar
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noetell ; Dr. id. B. lona"' abelainumlter.
Oltiol' 14 19 1 t Vi voadst•
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C, and JiVAL-Blab•V•1101 , 0.- 4414-MarinerConiiittaklaeraW Diltaiioatorwhom bawd
• analV. Co4ll6 s4 aftodyiiiiidAmpiassild It /
in the gmismstdrint . /
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t no
sailor aims!** nislOwt , _ o,qtt Ills e
ruse •PirieSOM • 'V exes to
this Brandy an Boor a lailts te 01 1
Bice rue% or grOit °IL -./Wedar Seitrboth'
the DIM and oil of. 717. 3 , p ro.
.
duees stbersof A ; iAttin-
Con of this Disisnet,foy_ :ion do
away with theopmpt
sold under thiaparactuAlt.Wonas% jitbroad.
RAIDABLIA.Teap.:e •
• b- -
'sl.i f ayer to Strew 9iors o 10 Boyhmton St
By theeami, '1644. 4
I here analysed aly/P4MOKD6IDIII CAT-
A Wo* DBARIPIrir MI 10 I ts °ap
position and 010 %kr .114 that
produtrid I • • from*
ten casks aff " oelltiVreirard
to purity., a ellgiKe et the
Oriaoiole on whieb Its ilivtd , airrißbinis datur ,
mined try oompirlson with its foster simpler
The indientlarto of analyili"lbetv" thatithl.
Brandy is produesni by the atne piunneural
of the Imported Brandt:
Beepeettallx, , •
A. A. BATA% F. 11/;;Beet• Mayer.
Boston, July 90, WIC- .:-
' , l.•l4ll4l3eyisitan Bk
Maaufaeturad only by H.Th Jeoeb • Co..
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CM
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)4&9 2
(Tu wbum all orders shnuld biilltdroand,)
begot, 91 !AMA, Bt. New York
Nov. nth, •64-4 m.
S TIBNEff*G * CO
Or elfEAh. noois,
0} CHEAP BOOT6r.
MO
CiIEAP GAITE/60-
cuEo. 0.117X11,1.
ousAm GAITKIZEL,
POE WOMEN,.
FOR WOMEN,.
COMB ANDIOEU,
COME AND SEE,
COME AND SEE,
Oar new and large Moak of Boots and nett,
Getters, L. for mon, women and *Baran. We
mortal. the very ~beet artiste Lite Markets cart
produce at from 30to 40 per Ma: lest than limy
other establlshatent law otgof Boilercia* and we
worraut our hook tithe what we rintreseyn. The
li , t
pphlie are particularly requested to beer land
tbat•the Boot and Shoe bullrings is s4wow' astute
adderto our ettabllibmenkand we boon WO •
eel coy other establishment m Gooks county to
plaint of i
QUANTITY, QCALITY, VA,RIXTY ANI
• Our stock of elotbing and all descriptions e:
furnisbing goodsbie just been largely replinislf
ed will new styles and patterns. We,wsk tha
people to ooze and ex/ mina fur tketsisarsa,
before snaking purchases elsewhere, IYe par.
tante° to glee entire astitreation 114).511; ea
keynold'a new building, Bahama..
Nov.
]E ).I3ILLDELPIIIII AND 31313 RALLRAVID
This great lino traverses the KorOnirts.
and northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the
city of Erie on 'Lake Erie. ' ' "1 '
It has been jeesed by the Tenusylvaala Ran
rotatoiiiiiWY, and is operated, by apart, - •
Its entirelength was opened for Passenger awl
Freight business, October 17tbi1864.
TIDE OD PAADDXODD TRAINS AT iOeX
- Letori Seeneard.
Mail Train, 5:36, P. M. AcoonOrtn, 6:55 P. DC
Lear. Weetwerd.
Mair Tran, 6:33, A. M. Aeconerte, 1/13, P.M.
Passenedr earis.,ron through nitlknat &tease
both ways,between Philadelphia and Foie.
ELEGANT SLICDPINIO CARD on X xprnse Treble
both ways between IVillieraspert and Baltimore.
and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
Vol. information. respecting Passenger bail..
noes apply 'at, thfr S. E. Cornei Eleraoth and,
Market Dire/As; ••
And for Freight burliness pf the Companyeo
a t. :
_ E iaggeon,n, Jr., Corner 13th and *Medlteib
streets. Philadelphia; J. W.'llsallidde,`
J. M. Drill, Agent, N. 4', It. it., R4O/Pri;
110118 TON,
Gaol rieigial , Aeiy Pkiki„
LEWIS 1., .11,011P31
OPI7 Tiokes 4„e4
JOS. D''POTTS,
IT. wrzenimt.,
SADDLE& HARMS'S* .
r, MANDFACTORY. -
The subscriber bogs ' , Axe to ilifurseatheir
and the people of €outro county
that he stilt ocatinueslo carry 04110)40M
bastions la all its Various bresiebbii, Ist his's
on the-Nortb-oast corner of ALLIUMANY
BISHOP St to; where can be (Ruud at . alb
Alma a full et ply oL - -
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•
Wagon Ilarisessa.
litrkalles,
Woion WW I%
Trunis,
Va 1..., • • • • di,
• ,
&c. &o.' 64. 4
tliMao of Off very boat materietipid
ito pnt topibtl , in tan inntiii‘itigillMil
noC - Picioto.,o Butt tho nrillpfT '
OKA ariO, totanana tot yoiliteltoCgentlegintd.
and trYoit is not afithiftectiloti not per.
as" :„ AtOitiftlf
Dieu; .tu
MEI
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