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Jot:l4w, irstora the eltpltados of, tiara,.
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gewatawienalkaa look side WillNis
wed'Apietilt et h Woos t "a glani of gla 'with
Willeses‘K Was ,psepszed. and swallowed at
owe elsetti i :tirew rata hg to ber - beestd
el was darner& good; sitsytdoa't yod
bey soars toe yOutiell/r
I rrin9dostrelfabout tie - Main ae mein
ores be, but it is not too mean to be the
en of a real, genuine, New England,
aludition Yankee. They are, as a class,
Nile n !Aiwa& pooplepebont Uud allowsu
hive wpan the face of the each, and the
%nen of *tow the ate* , is told that he
wiughtiVkasor, ititlß, amiaspeating fly
and iiinkedluto elle-itacks of Its Stet. to
see if it hadn't. been stealing -ettitle 'of
his Leaded auger, his been' ascertained.
• 'to hie Watillie 'of Massaellusetta. They
are not only stingy, but they will lie and
*Seal, as was proved in• the late'-war,
Where Ahoy stole 4he niggerelrem kifd
aid geminsee masters, under the prom
ise, which they will not• fulfill, nor ever
littendel to, isT giving to the Poor, cad
aloes deAceys free and happy homes in
alts ;dead. Bus not content with steal--I
lag Diggers, they stole money and plate
and jewels and rings and, spoons and
horses and dello and sheep and hogs'
and ohickens and geese and ducks and
turkeys and peacocks end birds, and ev
arititing takeablo, ,riot excepting under
.clothes and. bed-quilts, and even robbing,
Mid &Wens women of
honentl home end friends and country.
Neuktijarpin F. Outlet:, the woman
wsnior of the great nigger-loving State
of Itiassaohosetta, and others of that ilk.
.tiothing is too mean fora New Eng
land abolitionist to de; nothing too
'shameful for him to advocate; mist:ego-
Dation and negro suffrage are his hsb
bies, and he upholds them with brasen
effrenterr: He'll tell waken nutitiegit
ittittervidg woman, and steal the cents
off his dead grandfather's eyes to bribe
ant-abolitioninentberef Congress to vote
Ira is bold in every
/Mille thde is bad ; a coward in every-
Shims that is gOod. He can stare the
eld4l WO of countenance, but is ashamed
1 5 413 g I m0der 1 4 451 .) , . decent man in the
lips. — In Moral eoursge heis a pigmy—
n rascality aslant. His equal in infamy
is found nowherkin the wide world. He
is a "Jmeals" without a peer or a rival,
and that bees won this title by his Own
'meannss, is everywhere conceded. His
delight is a bustles wench; his terror, a
nen,qtern soldier. Like a chameleow-he
is the - Color of whatever he crawls on,
and:ha presence is an offense in the nos
trils of all honest men.
As appropriate to New England ribo-
Minutia's, we apply the following text
from Jgazwiaw, 9th chap. and 6th verse:
"dad /key wilt liq,*llM eery one Al. neighbor,
emit will not opera the truth: they hare taught
Moir tongue to *pooh lies, and weory themselves
is andealkiaiairmity."
nut, even as there were a few righte
ous men in Sodom, and even as good
name out
_of Nazareth, so there are a
foie brave and generous spirits in that
benighted. stnd unrighteous ..country.-- ,
The straggles . of this devoted band to
ate the tide of fanaticism and wrong,
command our admiration, 'and bid us
pray them God speed in their efforts to
eheirtlie maddiiiintoirWent. IVegiWt
these good men our hands in fellowship,
4 cheer them on the rugged we'
Sam • ' e, perhaps, the aloud may
• .break, au. e sun. of reason again re
vivify that der .me land.
EDITORLAL PLIANOIL • on. A. J.
Oloasbrenner, one of the pro 40fIland
editors of The Age, at Philadelphin t .has
retired from that establishment, and r.
succeeded by, James M. Robin esq.
The tons for Mr. Glossbrenner's re
tirement ire the pressure of his , public
duties as a member of Congress. Like
a faithful pilot, he has stood at the holm
during the continuance of the °venni ru
lug More that threatened to fink the
DeMoorsde orginisatlop,•and blot all its
papers• out of existence ;- but now that
the Wolfs have stbaided, ind The Age
sails piuudly,into port, he" hale that he
can witli propriety retire from its con
nection. Inlosing him the-edikirigfrit
tensity lose anAble member, and the po
liting eldit graphic, vigorousandloxt
eel *Ater. Bitt, he will do, his dutt, :In
thehalls of Coriiiresso anihi"" t hf °
williCirs leant fur geed WA' Pen was
mighty.
Mr. W. H. Woletiond Robb will
hortaftAir tkootiost The Age, 14 1 1 k Mak'
10 00 to 10141,40ns of ito loan*. • /S, is
rtiod MO) oktiOipl.skaore. - nit
111'4 ' lie UK* WWO I b#144 6, 0 1 44 lowa
Ihr,4, itclips been, , .
-- 4tirinitbiq iwia 4l4l Nn a&liiiii-
V 144 " 1 Of' Mr. , tl4e abolition
Patio 41 104.00014: ibrittlft
riAt Kthir , teedority 4d rule, iesl A.
dear ~ri .oriLY Actaiii.
rola 4 1 Thivediat-paimagitst shvi Itpiro
ilatalielalleilleinewas#,kepiele
g
, eardik,,. - th e 'iiiiiiituionyli , ex
; pimpliest ' ..ilt thiltettoto Or !he Dis
-16404! . 1 '40 14 1 04:14iiii24
tbsi t ia% v .
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is 7.• ,74 42 4 : ,:,..,
tart:
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ef".'str'
now
take tlelmelu!ronlablis i►y.st
4:9 1 4 rliP/?9,4
The abristr i i-
among the Kirk.. f'
ir - s t 44-
aPpegotto . 70 .]
for an abolition paper.
doubt-of its truth. It in infinitely
likely to be correct than the stories efr- '
°Witted by abolition liewspdPnrs genera;
.of the haired eslstiag, between the
nepireen.y;td -their masters 111111 - af the
orueltYpf *ii latter towards their ger-,
vents. • The of the matter is , the
ileitrotS 4ltntsinthYsznleighlebbit'seflw"
elite the Inuit lifferepse tintypes- com
fortable. iieivittele frith' it . lead' Master,
and piupor freedom undeettYankeeges
dray.
.Thepece the 'great doritrast
tween the warin,-cany cottages Of former
days, where they ahnrga bad tote ' of
corn-cares, 'bioon; Pastries, isolasses,
chiokena, etc., eto.,. And We
1361.",h4 ta, the dower
biudiht to. them' by their abolition
friends.: Friends, did ire sari Rather
enortiles; 'for qe hold abolitionism ..to be •
.the.' worst foe the negro • has. It has
tempted him to his present misery—has
robbed him'of hirreinnfort, his home and
his bread. Like an, 'lnk ja/my, it is
still leading him, through miry ways, in
to impenetrable morasses ; still leading
him awnr from the 'Arm ground of his
mantet's care into the quioksands and
cesspools of abolition philanthropy, and
will finally leave him, sunk in darkness
and ruin, amid the broken wrecks of his
ownebredulity. Better, far bettor, for
the poor nebre, were S outhern "slavery';
with its kindneeoi and plenty, than North
ern "freedom" :41 its harshness and
bongs.
r --:---john Comae, the renegade dem . -
'beret,, and prospective abolition candi
date for Governor of Pennsplvania, hat
sued the editors-of the Bedford Gazette
for libel. The Gazelle tneteilb not seem
to be very much alained about it, as
la:Unease the following remarks on the
satject •
P-te e-w ! Phew our pliselittke I I :We
have been prosecuted for libel by "Gover
nor" Cessna I We. Meyers anti illestgel, to
gether with that other attfuldStprobate, 0.
B. Shannon, have been held, , severally, in'
ihr. • hundred dollars ball, for publishing
sundry "malicious mid defamatory articles"
en the character of the fitters chief mile
trate of this grhat Commonwealth. Well,
all we ask Is to be permitted, upon our trial,
to Oro the truth in evidence, and if we don't
prove all rte ever paid or printed about the
tenderloin, he may, in Amore, give railroad
passes to whomsoever be pleases. Now, all
when, it' may eouoern, take notice, flat it
the Court WU permit we, we wilt prove to be
pre ell that we ever said of John MIMI, AND
4 000 D. DILL KOSS I If Air. Cessna wants.
to vindicate himself, let him demand that
we prove what we alleged against him,—
and let him not hide his character belaint
any legal quibbles. The public shall see
whether he will tam the must*.
Mr. •Cessmi wilt probablyfind that the
new lsw allowing the truth to be given
in evidence, will-not be much to his ad
vantage. We tope iiktr Bidford cetera
pantries may suicteed in proving the in
famous abolitionist as big a villian 40 ho
is a traitor.
Now Daass,—The American Volun
teer, a sannd Democratic paper, publish ;
ed at Carlisle, Pa., makes its appearance
.in a complete new dress of elegant "long
primer." The Volunteer is now printed
on a power press, ono of cautpbell's,
and the impression is distinct and beau
glad-tcrsee—this evuhlitta
of prosperity on the part of our Carlisle
cotemporaries, and wish them all sue
ease In the future. The foot that they
are able to buy new type for their paper
is evidence that the Democracy of Cum
bi3rland county appreciate their efforts
in the good cause, and are willing to
support them heartily. We hope the
Democrats of Cumberland will heed the
bitter lessons of the past as we of Cott
tre county intend to hived them, and
next fall be found, with /firm and impen
etrable rinks, ready to do •glorious bat
tle for the right's and internals of the
it* man. .
---T e-following, from the Washlogton ,
correspondence of the Carlisle Volunteer,
shows the scene in the goose of Itepreeen-
•
Wives on the passage o 40)111 allowing
negroes to rota in.the District id' Colo
The su ff rage 1,111 came lop in iti o r
and then the mafiosi" became "Trighten
[. sad wanted to postpone ; but the Democrats
wars determined to form the Issue upon
there, and to Ode Them fairly and squarely
loon record:' Thom' - lobo bid' their
written but unspoken phrase hi their pock,
etc, were M. berm that fprther delay would
afford opportunity, for debate., Out tba,
Isom •Prillsertk•tend ' the - - bar pasted.
&soh a WOO as followed was nen' , before
witnessed , in. tit Cougries Of theWnad
&stag, —Male sod featale Palo" rods to
, their feetvelawpingtkide lug:46,MA weiing,
their tiptima Mita and imiled'pooketlinndP"
ketchiefe. Pella 'mice" th****Okett main
*soda thoie. 4, didalee " necks #14,..140,0
pp their ebony heels in • parteed of
of )j .4delhsilei Alain rushed, Into aDI-,
embrotto c *KW te. 4 .31401141, lila!? I
aild wept , Aibilt,palls , Ailll;
APerilidittillmtserik
nuked at onanjoir flooraf Ahe Masao,
pritel Iftestetel Wl4lams
4,41•7 to his liertrilfliearts ; while little
dall°444lr wwiksilonAtadutiittr 43l. :ilie
916 yea s 'mei . 13 1 1 44 6 w 43
eateritie 'l6' ,
111 plitate ri'
kipad. What • days' haiie tali% upon.
Vitsajwitlytappa,ltse 1411,uN~ . 001.6
nerd isoi}Amvseloof : their Amps t .
u
dow
—44616 "
_o44inek Of . 44 I•ambila.
pwortittipt , INIVIPfr ' -4 "41 and
bas Mate Itbw bw
- -adorn
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ve r ,„:o+o..
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Wm. •
la . th• Rump .001 1 1 ell
fikaorsts gaff
11, has hank rap
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.1411F0N-$4.411ni - --ITU •
um Vikericamwt • fit
Oi l ioTt ' iliebiriet i ptn;ditt ;la titeLan.
branches of the Rump, *tire to, fectelt .
negteo)lttiltilrolki~fbu
upon all the Etutionf the- mien
It le treilifuteun to the lostlein We
lo:
ens Ropublicitti pithy that they ran secure
tiii,etidereeindet of ile;•,xo,entfrage, madly
of universally., bylke preens Legis4ilum
..or, nineteen
.01 the remainilig• twenty Asa
&alai, beefiest, Hie •momberiblp o(- most of
them Were elected as Radical Abolitionists,.
—,through frauds.—thipugh Ike dis
franchisement of yoteri, as.ln the M'Con
iittgltY Ibtirefoltilitiblittranif
unlawful creation of a State, ( "Wester%
'lrirglnie n ); awl thrash etest-oaths" and
bayonet efeotkitti, ne kililatyland,
rl,' Kentucky and Tennessee. Hence the,
haste with whictilke ounidttXtlcestleamend
ntenti are *rushed thringh (he Mwr,. - Ali
time (e to be the People la express Wit
'wisher; through Sack elected ripen/Wades* in,
future Legislatorial Nor is popeler repos-
Dance to negro suffrage 'and- equoility of
pclpiael and civil rights to be TegOdedi .
AFIJOO exiirressed through pnbro — meetings,
through the pressnr by means of peados&
The recent outrage of the Rump House upon
the People of the District of Columbia is
olearlylndicative of the course to be m
atted toward the people teen kite States.
Now, it is well known that the negroes
tkrougbout the country are in possession pf
all Me NATORAI. MONTS ,40 which they are
Attila by law and by right. Titer curia
TOSSIDIBID EQVAVTT or POLITICAL DIGITS
ONIONS Out GOVIINNDIZNT, AND HATS' NQ
RION? TO FOITILICONS NOT stmt.! ORANTOD
viten sr rue WHOLE or tit", WHITE
PEOPLE ofthe tountry—who edema have the
right and power to restrict or extend civil
and political privileges. Any and •nuev,
attempt, therefore, that shall be- made by'
the revolutionary leaders of the dominant
party, to form Or emugyk negro entrap and
negro equality upon the people Of ANT of the
Stater, for the purpose ofpe-pettsatiny the su
premacy of Ont pa/WO/party, (As HAI SINN
AVOWND NT TUN RIVONI.IOAN xsensen)intet
be met by rotas—PT ARMED REVOLU
TION I The ripple whet, if need be, ap
peal to the sword and MI musket, and MOT
IT DOT 011 TUAT LINK, until this land .hail
be smasernolly admitted to bo--is was in
tended by its founders--“a Gooernmentraf
WHIT! Ml* for Warm lON sad their Poe.
ream -manna I" ,
Let the people at cknee speak out this de.
termination in llamado/Amiss, and forever
estop the Negro DieunWaists who are limit.
log the country on to amiably tied deltrue•
lion!—Patriot and Union.
Abolitionism, ii daily involving its
ere in worse and more perplexing Inconel,-
teneies. But a few years since they oppo
sed the admissfau of Kansas, under the
Lecompten .eonstitotion, because, as they
alleged, am; eonstilunon was not ratified by
the voice of the people. Now they pass a
bill allowing migrate to vote, in the District
of Columbia, when the people Of theals
triet, at a public election, decided almost
unanimously spinet, petro
,fenge. _Are.
the people of the District of Columbia leis
able et) take care of themselves than were
the outlaws and murderers of the Kansas
bonito.? If they are not, thallium net their
wishes in regard to their own local govern
ment entitled to some slight respect. at the
hands of the abolition fanatics in Congress?
The truth ot the matter is, this action of
Congress in regard to the District is but the
entering wedge' to prepare the way for uni
versal negro suffrage and equality ; and
these same radicals are already declaring
Diet se liberty to the slave was ffrst secured
in the District, followed by his liberation
throughout the whole etuntry ; so.wlll his
enfranchisement In the Disirict be followed
'by congressional legislation compelling all
the States to twofer( upon him the right of
In-socuaviag--this-end u -th
pay tio regard to- eoniisteney, law, justice
or decency; their main object being 'to se
cure every possible advantme for the negro
and curtail anti destroy the ri - ghts of the
white man. Already, in the District, this
--oonfariag---t 3 / 4 4.84g1et--of—suffeteseka • •
every ignorant and thriftless nagro,
. as
been followed by another law diefrassehin'ng
eerlais while citizen I it is high time while
men began thinking of this matter earnestly.
We t our solemn e3nvigiiim,-when -we
say 441 the purpoWe of these abolition
fanatics to confer the right of suffrage upon
the negroeverywhere and to take the same
right a : I Item lbti poorer class of white
•
Lora ROLLING Sit TUX Clues JUSTIOS.
We And the following art .le in an influen
tial western journal, and having no infor
mation of the truth of the statements rin
leaned in the extraetfroui New York Hired
respecting the *lined participation of the
Chief 'Justice in a partisan caucus in Ibis
oily, rod impressed with the impropriety of
auffering.ineh an aspersion upon the ermine
of the highest Judge of the land to go with
clat..aathoritative oentredietion- we repro
duelit for ittehru s- aitt de n ial as may
befit so loose a e.
ntettest mem tail barren sitirns
Is OM/CUs. " •
"Thad. Sterren'a sudden anxiety to rePeal
so =licit of the Congressional teat oath - as
prohibited, !leathern utterer/ye Item- praati
clog lit the Beath Prettied lunch surprise - it
the - tittle. skid hia lett te Mitalt - diseonsiori.
Ani s Okr a : 4 14 1 übt run 7 t4 tbeimeret.:
tt twesec, eetuine ortbvielthia •
' Diet, at itrt-ebelislii, Elatinley even) ,
where the .001, subject was leferma
diesteeed. Jodi& I:lbeee' 'eatlibratood
haveletiot , that tlielew was fleetly
_siabsit ,
Ihe '4ltiSt . AMSLutetkut "Mi ri f9 l l / 1 1 .
Sore,* Court 'browse theViiis . 4 '
ku must IMM be 4,1441 0 7 gm? dd
i•ta emirs", jturetieWlei, , eel on,
broethix tei . lie kat** Ail*
1104 11 11 111 04.14•04& ,. ***** 11 g *
drilslPW•lble 4 eitiition. end the party boa
'lVlmussimltht" o 4 tutm4ri ,
I *.lv
' tiOt• ).1),
•
TIIIIII*OOIII • Yliet
ili)lll44*, aft As Sleuth werchivireikte deg
ilteolMee6:* rfew'' the 'tail 3NR art{
slob% e .ll .fay air 'wet .to austere the'
tstlejs ..
ty htilartititoO•
4*.
'4:teth. ?. •
iiiiMEl
Aliolition inconsistency.
-.'+l
.i.a It
upon tl
tens wiri
nigh .11frougL Jilt
knOws flat Bair breath .wili • twistili grid
ifteesisa..itv t
t b , the 'lead
Sio nte ,
•Y
• but'ekbifows,liitF
fife atilt, Ate wig ini*** ay et" tsoa l
"idetuto 4444iiranxiiko
.0g liskterivt eaniva l
wear y,opwa on f •Purti.
and pain volowtd thodpoplitetotab, - but bow
briefly-Mc mind lingoes around that dismal
spot. ft is filled witleter•re and - grief, and
tits willow and lbe emote .glitlier stround.
it With their loving, but Inornftaljniltntoe..
Add le this OW Not so. If n'mati . die
skall be not live agrin I Beyond'thagrave
in the distava. lidro„hrpe provides cad
elysinin of the soul wherolint , mortal as-
eunitoAttunortality ind Ufe hcoontesan end;
lees, splindoi: -
R a t where, sir, in all the dreary regfobb
(tribe past, tilled with convulsion, ware, aid
;crimes,, can you point your finger to Uto
tomb of a free commonwealth on which
angel of resurrection has ever decandid
from whose mouth the 'atone of despotism ,
hes everbees_vnbui ~.arag_f. = W hem in
what agolitid in whakellme, have the ruips
of 'constitutional freedom renewed, Asir,
youth and regained their loft "Stale? 'IV
whore strong grip bas thy dead corpse of a
Japulello oboe !Wien over - been raised ?
hitmerciftel Master who walked upon the,.
wale); and bade the 'winds bo Trill .leftlito
ordained apostles with power to wrench
apart the Jaws of national death and Telexes
the victims of despotism. The wail of the'.
hattrl. broken over the dead is not so sad to
me as the realization' of this fact. But all
history, with a loud unbroken voice, pro
chants it, and the evidence of what tbe'perst
bee been is conclusive to my mind ‘of.vrhat
the future - Will be. Wherever in thisswide
domain of,,,buman conduce a people once
possessed oeliberty, with tat Tower in their
own hands, hays surrendered these greit
gifts-of God at the command of the usurper
they have never aft,er,wards proven them-.
select worthy to ragas :their forfeited
treasure,—Daniel W. Voorhees.
Jonx Orville has applied to Oita Court pf
Common Pleas for a mandamus commanding
the City Councils to allow him to enter his
security and perform the duties of City
Commissioner. If this were dote, then he
would ask the Court to compel Mr. Lyndall
to countersign warren). bearing the name
of John Olsen, mph,. Commiesionerrfor,
the ,City Controller will not recognise hie
right to sot in that capacity, But as the,
cue of Mr. Given Is now undergoing a Judi
alai inveselgettion with a View of eecertaln—
lig in a legal wiener the extent orthe
'trend cementite; 14 the so milled army re—
turns, it Is pot likely tbal the_ Court of
..on Pleas will act in such a way as to
prejudice that movement. The city Coun
cils areAmiled. neon to examine into the
surromeding of public officers entrusted-with
the keeping and disbursement of the public
moneys, apil if in their jdtigements the cir
cumstances attending any petioular ease
are suoh.an to imperil the public interest,
then to all Mauch a manner as to protect
tiMelty. In tills ease, and pending the de
cision of the Court as to the legality of the
'election of Mr. Given, thellonneile have
refused to aolysowledp kiln as City Com—
missioner, or accept his securities, and for
refusing to do the latter, the mandamus hag.
been applied for by Mr., .We hkie
no fear et the result. The more tdds case
examined, the hotter It-will be for the pro
pie. —Ai*
—The Radicals have thrown their ban
ner to the Uremia, and declared their pur
piketo go before the country. on the great
and,final issue of universal negro suffrage.
But they will reaßze the overwhelming truth
that "whom the 16tide.wish to destroy they
first make mad," It is one thing to punish
the South, and quite another thing to'utie
the same scourges upon the,backs of their
own eosatitittents. All this arbitrary bogie- -
laden—ails- party -tyrany, tending to the
destruution of the sights of the states altlyr
North as well as the South—all these 4015'
traria _which tha_radkalsreally_lpaglne
are helping to preserve their; organisation,
are only bastenlny its destrUction ; and no
one can be more anxious to see the radical
party ,stand upon this universal -hersetif
frilige basis than 'thous . _ who are anxious to
• , rty ;aim' its leadero-polhiesily
destroy* andoVwdpt fromipir the tetra of the
earth. "Let them bring thalami before the
people in the coming campaign in Pennsyl
vania. We are peepared to m,eet it, wheth
er they two or not. , -Oarlias Ilitcatssie
•
—The' Louisville Journal 'lays 'that
thole persons wlto arp looking tietrard , to
specie payments in order to hoard it away
in .414 stoo kings, trunks, drawer, etc.,
should keep their eyes peeled, or they will
awake on' some floe morning with ,p rueful
conviction of the truth of that old Nair which
says that-sills not gold 1114 glitters- The
villains, it is dell, have taken advantage of
the'absence of gold, as a circulating medium
to counterfeit-it-extensively so As to be
ready for the rush for it so tiffeatually as to
make deteotion extremely „difficult. What
shall be done with the scoundrels ? We
begin to think that We shall be obliged to
adopbyee French method and biog up 16
the neatest limb every coanterfeiter - eaught
for the first offense. This is said to be an
efficacious mode to prevent el second Offool4ll
*which we are disposed to orsiptS,
-4-The Secretary edit Tressitrylisoin
plains that he can't if nd any proper persons
at the South of sufficient honesty or 'cepa:.
ity for agtenjnorhohntu take, the gointp ifOn
Chid oath. Re as find plenty of first-rats
so, tell reeomraentted for honesty, indult"-
ry, ia., bgt,: living had soatighz:
with , t'he ishogioii, "they ire. lii 'ibis,
ilvininellit he , will , 'MO to Dabs.
ot.4synr IssoOnstatpsrrlootrsepikhoraisds
4 1 0 w 011144": OW- ,eLtbeir , otr4 1 4qii
terifgtil*ro)d,* =lt gnu
ogi.
it
:„„ituiplarnimbiat. witr ito,,,tis ,10.
*kb P 4 04 Ph0m0,444 ollt) Walla ,
If fituilt eft; ip.htt. e,tt tit; 40 ist.
hs., num - look '4E4, for Val 'cud WIC
stithenfoihneltiositittit it :kn. , •- •
•
.-.1 -- .-
..t., ' . '.. ,••• -
• ...40auctila Ross, to silnahigito 04
iroi t
)14411kraincte ono.of ONO oil Ifisb4A ,
tii;tls far er4 - A • 11l Yr fle d 004" .
140 4 • iitt, - . 4 ! - , libM.:!!! Ill •
. 411 4atud ela
• • ' •
-1110104* 04 AP ` 1110411 ••
. .krow**Nli oilmiPerAdiE.roLgraitir
. —
LEE
EME
tee the* , pe, playing eti ft
.ehereupon a young hoi about rook y tamer
agiwemensitneed:pointi4 lt.sizther-ShlldreiV
Ablkl ig _lVi l l u g' tlitittnr: • Mrs. Veloofa
tirmspnles . %, an eatinsabler Mr% lady. spd
tensulyrerm:_oper rmediermeltertrother
siNtin dirreleia userhe,,trihe
Mu dd pled it at
bet head add *lied the 7!o the
Mitrmiwet4W 3 Lll l s .
loadedleormineg a ton' ,'tideng
4 liternallffilmidildi Wit° • • .IbCoO.
The isothermal° tieing dl almost'
'tasty. What adds to iberrererity the sad
e*lslhlty a-4 titi4 ibatalew. yultilittoe
1007 Oiler:l9st her husiteisti.,atedre
later, aeon in the only, and She depended
l&tgely upod her &tighter lir oonduetin . g
lier baobab old fitaiii--PrOe,etdmlllinsaik"'
- 40
Slovens' Cs. bolti,biottea Weir prattlers,.
nant!ning. ; Dim, niter4Pntith• Ps*.
pls. of rintnaptioulta. Anon Atorr do
fon liken: Thor* 'Jacobin Tinditog UNA*.
terettned rictinsolowto.
African; and you tasy alt WI roll, now; to
obqoae, your Mrs. 'obit,
ro tak your
oloyal" neighbors, 'obit, thnitbink of Oi,
position Wiped (hem by their party lead
ers 1--Rs.
• —lt Is announced by the l'int'elligent
contraband's" Mit' allLthe negtara
in the eermtry, will be Invited by Sumner
SWUM' . 1i Co, to remove to Weskit:looe.
wbere they can ..soolate led de wits trash,"
ink Senators and members of Congress In
pad outer. Go ha flanrbo. you Li a man and
a brudder—to Sumner Stevens k their fol
lowers, but not. to the "white Wash."— Ex.
1
--The St. ' ander irSputo!Asia pie. "This
following simple question to its-radical oo
tensporeiries and hopes they will answer it:
Should congress refase.to admit the Repro.
eentatives of the Southern States ..to their
seals, on the ground that they are mil of
the Solon, what will they do wills theaters
Which repreient these Slates uPoit "the old
flag 1" Lo therthenseehres propose to de
face the lfag "bent, whisrh they kap.. made
each a noise 1
i:i ►:i~~~v:a;Ij :):3s;:4j a
A Rmy pgraucirrs.
Attu Pension. are due aad•puiable
on or after Moth lth neat. MI pereenaharfat
Tension Cartidratol are kilted to mell'upon A.
B. UUTtgiii. WON, at Ma Mae, neat door to
Ilatstresaer's hardware store, an or after that
date, to execute the meotoeary papers to collect
the amouata duo upon that data.. Mt kiuds of
buelmese with the (Incontinent transacted with
sore and withopt unnecaieary delay. Charges
muoniddia- • •"' Fob. O-3t
A IIDITOWei NOT,CE.
The undersigned. air aerator appein
tod by the orphan's 'mut of the Dounty of Cen
tre, to make dirtrlF to and among those Ire.
titled thereto, of de in the hinds of Mn..
Marl A. Derry ad inistratrix of the estate of
J
Dr Benjamin J. Berry, late of Barrio townekip,.
deceased, will attend to the dudes of his
ap
pointment at his Mites in DelleTonte, on Tuesday,
the 27th day Of February, A. D. 1806, at 2 'o'elk
p. in. MI proe' baring elalnu aphid said
estate are &leaky notified to prawn ib i z a k
and there, or be former debarred from
any portion of raid fund.
J.n. 0, 1866—EL
A UDITOR'S_ NOTICE. •
The underslgoed, an andllor eppolp.
Emir by - thsrorphans - court - tir'Nallni e l s ounty, to
distribute thetmdanee remaining In hands of
B: F. Brown, admintstretor of the to of J.
I. Broein, late of Ifet.ds townsftfp, deceased, to
and among those legally *elided thereto, will'
attend to the dotter of hie appointment at his
office in Bellefonte, on Wedeesday,:the Stith der
of February, A. D. 11166, at 2 o'clock p• m. All
persona haring-elaima to tiny portion. of said
hind are hereby 'Retitled to present the same,
then and there, and to attend if they see fit.
h. B.IICTOIIINI9ON,
sditor.
Fob. 0-3 t.
NOTICII I
MI protons art• warned not to Intr.
a or in any, way meddle with two notorgiv.
en by me to John A. Cook. one for $lOO and the
other for 00, as twill not pay the Aims antra
compelled , J- W. ADAMS.
Feb. 2,18110.3 t.
Q.TjtAY. •
• VIPM to the residence of the subscriber
nem. the Penn School, on pr abouttbe ;stet No
vember liii;h• large white It:mullet dom. The
Itr to requested to Cositelartiard, prove pro.
erty, pay chances, and take her away.; otherwise
she will be disposed of arord ing to la*.
Jan. 26, 1866-31. WM. FOSTER.
ERWABD W. MALLIOI, _
• WITH
YOUNG., IWOORW. & CO.,
YORLICRI
ItIWAR YOUNO, BROTHER CO.,
Importers and dealers la Embroideries, Laces,
Waite Goode, Boilers, Mitts, (Bores, Trim-
Mast. &0.,
No. 429 MARKET Sr. A 418 COMMERCE
I) * Timm',"' yCt it r.
N. Q. noon!, 444w0 1! , 00r.
-r IVINGSTQWB BOOK STORK.
.1-17 -- This old and well known eetabliebment
haLstabt been removed to the new Bsokethog . .
B" &rattly opposite the
-C . ONRAD 11011611
' He still t 4011 . ent bang Ms usual assortment ot :
theological,. obuutioal, sobool,Ssaday whoa), and
ralseollanoons books. stationall and photogappb
albama. — AWO an exteasiva.sasortment.ot wall
and window papers. A libleal • dlseolat mole
(on school laxiksaari.statioasa7e),
bay to sell again. Day - aid
einstaatlj WINd, ' No* pnblleatiorit Ist
ilsbers•pribeaf - Jeist. 39 1 66 ii.-:favnirar
UPHAM' COURT fiALIL "
O .
. f e *Tiatao an Odor of tips orphans
mulct of 0 0: 1 471t Shofthnum,xf6fil4 to
poblia sal% the prowliio r iii- tomb
impolentro omit', on Tooodoi, dot
ot-Nbruary 000klao •Mioarlog dootoltrod rod
=isi•-* Pins/4' 4 411 9e11e. tfisafti do:-
: • t
, 1.'4 1 toff Of food altosicto Ili said tofyia:
I loolittlif Mho*
- toatOrf •ate Mar 2 *, 41v.pmai..
4:040e,030.:
it aftz i.
wine:
,:borfiroold •thir tadpole/44s
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iiof#l4V- .114".
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lir ankounts dumpy rediondon? 41. P..• , i 4 4.. ,
1 i ebb and rufous 0,4.4,1;, 1:. 9- 14
Hy 'cone _
. o #/. .. ••1 .01, n
R Nik,io ;ACM •• ; 0 0.°F.•.•-”r ,,
r s i *innate; stoninnely ...... ~ .
I trannainee nor: on wpm H., - 'tag
emu porn--nn.
.r • ',less. t:4 - ratiwair."tffiilel
Ti.sii.dostewit s airaimijimbiat I,lO Yi
To bo). d0k016700100 , 1 , , 2147016
presiots row.
To ialy or ilitpllittos as
TA Wet of coP4o4 6oo ,orie,folisikti lD B I~
cONTILA.--CR A ,.
'Anima'' , 1, 1800.eassuia . 4 nea
B r niter...as ontstaailiat IslllsAuld' ' ' '
priniuus yens. ...A.A.. 0.11114711140
szuPeratie4Psia . P 6 rentais.6: • - ' •••
Dy . outitipsaiis ,•
2
Br eiestinitiono
By lifted.
By T'll 000111413310T1 17 4 1 0 7 6 . 21F,
' inane. - 11: 42--42
To balance due by Treasteer .....
By nio'pt of J.D. Bhagat, Troo4.
see
RICHARD CONE,HY, Shofffr,
In stowed, with Cantor County.
DR.
Answer" 1, 1666. Amos/ 1, 1866.
To amount arias., how and Amos:. 026 06
T. amount o:rutty 0rder5.........108 06,
• Balm All! AA
CONTRA—CR.
Jaeliry 1, 101111; - Jostrary 1, 1866.
By jury houtand isui exonerated sb2 00
By boarding priesi . ri laktarokey
feu
0$ OuronsuswealtB vests, jaws'
.samosa sud proclamations
\ tto• node/signed, Anditere of Centre
meaty) having exsaidnal the foreplay mimosas
of Juba Bkataten. limearer,And Ulobard Coo
ley, High Blierit Of Mid Ceilidh do herety
nerUIY7OIIIA tbb Anstalt ithienntillure berried
as shover stated. In testimony whereof. webave
borealis° sel oar hands this bib Or of imam
ry, A. D. 1885, JAMBS W. &NYDER,
JCIIIN Itll3ll et.;
J tl o - 1 34„_ 1N-8 . . , 4110MA8,
Bellefonte, rt.
li
EXPENDITIIRM.B or CENTRIIIIOOU-NIV,
•A D. 1a6.5.
Tti'ereler on treasurer fur muditurs'
ihijand sleek - , 430 00 ,
Ditto Ws. yer l y, thsamer's pup.. . 303,99
Ditto Janes Futeinpia, do - tO4 00
Ditto Jamul. tleair =de 22$ 00
Ditto John Mors* Cantedtes Mork, 119 00
Ditto J. B. Proudfoul, sae in. It. 8.., ' 11.5 00
Ditto B. Uantralidt,ate j/Raiter -lbt• 00
'Ditto 4.V., Pinion.; as tipittave.... 35 60
Ditto Andrew White, court crier... u. 77 60
Ditto ()iris 2 Alexander, mil. laity's
to comm'rs 2 fees on collect' us.. 531 32
Ditto J.U. Knits, printing '64 2'06 257 10
Ditto Frederic Kurtz dude... 430 26
Ditto P. O. Meek do d 0... 720 06
Ditto A.Wbite for eoro'foland sales • 6 00
Ditlul3 , ephen Brown entling-orutid 1 25
.Dittu John Iluffer utLeitandise fur
Jail and court house • *0 45
Ditto W. W.MoritgenislOy, postage .16 83
Ditto Detikei Dar fur pi Oxtures 13 Mr
Ditto M. Harding, eleitnittg Ds J'. 12 00
Ditto A. 0. Furst, for fess on teL , 10 00
Ditto-John Mitchell Air en Book.. 36 00
Wunrasiak Doo l l3 l / 7 71! 10 4. a 609
es-Ifs - tainti for - stutt- ''' ,- •
-Wig noels of keg. 2 Pro 84 a 65 " 10 06
. t thastaltaartarktewetteB4-;.- - -43 NV
Ditto Jr 8. Ramos do . 1865 40 CO
Ditto Thos. Burnside axe & heirs 2 75
Ditto --. Bennett for sweeping
JaU chiumy5....4,.........-,...........
B. Gadbraith, mach. for Court IL.
_Ditto Minot/fur itiore grata— ____
Ditto Shorilide 2 Co. for Cool.-. 301 49
Ditto do do for w00d.... 3 76
Dittoltobert McKnight gar bills,-
.243 40
Ditto Wm. likein for doo kite 89 89
Ditto Deo. Idrittptun statiosooi
..
and - tkookabG. —............. ........... . 191 45
Ditto int. ore'ton botOrli notes- '5408 43
.
Ditto County c00t5........... 1720 02
_ ___ __
A. B. lIITIVIINdON.
Ardifor
Ditto County prism
Ditto elastics 411411111114
Ditto pretnitusit 911
Ditto road ....
Ditto grand a tray. jurors pay,— 2701 ID
'mu imp. a gi, to pals, buildings
Ditto eanclobWo for mail; sebum 120 IT
Ditto Assessors' pay. .... 800 if
Ditto State lunatic asylum for
keeping bursae paupere - 1581
10130 IL liasak penitsafry fur cony
Pato immtkallotul on dead koalas... 1 Of
Ditto oolleitors for am'ta overpaid
go the difforgai r isaosta-dorliestra- --MA - , •
DIU rop'g'rr Carotid tazai oo U. D. t - 944 22
Ditto Callieli. lo 2srs' Alga*, lifted« • 144b3411
Ditto sooliatori., !Ng., t Troia. 37 00
Dltto Lydrait Ita l*Sor amem'ots '4s f 9• Ditto lola *oncoming draft... . 329
Pitp,4441112,T,64•211........—.„ —, ,43 -00
dign. 1, 18611k,SZLINF Accorrar '
1:04A
To emdunt relief orders Loma dl5Blllll
To menet relief amen out/tint:
(i i r_ 01 1 01 !...** 1 1*i0)4i. , •••••• Plid`iff
Or VS
;k • •
ermr,c4.. 104;.
By tumid warnliftOl by Tress- • Tatlt IS
sit
To balonoopoidapli 6 7l4l4ll4o EOM Pk;
• HIWAPITI7I4IIWW. ' • r 4
:Ciperrs Coo:3Kr, ,
IN maimat hidebbiodoess49. 4, 099197 414 r
, Do.do . urelleroolso *tom& '
tug/109'0M
10 do ladshyds44l44l443l‘:
Ihr4 1 47,19 1r
vsb. 41944iesiv 13u . '' 41 4 3,4110
1 .4 0 9194ai505919 W0rd.::94919.44t
4146144.74
/
1 . . = h , 4
talaue• das Troissim
EMI
By bilaisidbe Tregap!trer..
B 1 balance due Bberiff... t ... $412 8
ME
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yen pc iont ' ..,,, 13 ,, ; : Itirig..rira?
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'Mei any foricsllklipt• nue
.. $ •• rAilOaptfo,!‘p- . o.+lst. ~ , :.1.1.:. i .
. • L': - OA Y" itti l otrir i 3
• : constitute eltliii'litiotliql*Br ' '
vitlOWilltb'Alttt PLATY ILNltlyij "•" -It.
. riontse tam i.r.phriauporossoosmasi.,
BIINBUBBD-PlAlla o .., • i •••••••••• - •
BLACK:J.ILO, I •• •,*,,..••
BJlMMt:ielli k .s.,,„
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. .... . _ It•AlooDs„, , .:
-
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/anon .Dd_CetiyADj tar .
Cb•cks,' • • ''
il
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3 1. 41101 .4 Ate. , ,
Bhapherd Plaid Boloiopah,
... -
_,
Black Cloth. • • , -• ' "+
, . coutinero.,. . • ..e.
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ginAttrop • .
1315 of
'l3OB 01
ii 7312648
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-- -- Ilea+ ea
ltentsekey Jassy
• • • brills,
Wks Clqatta&
• " lrialleta
PLAIDS 01 ItaRTOVRI. COLOR&
GENII. M .08'V$xR.
A fun line of Clatlia, - Cittlitlfret,f
and Vowing, antrirrieer. *tech VI
'sold cheep. Wedrore eortateatly. ow hand •
l• and wall selected steeled olUttladirot
, oitatisTE43," •
meoxszsu
...•••• • • SALT, is
Width we rtUldMPNtiaftit tlw rely row's%
- • loot I- , •
All kinds of alittatty.p
wf rottae• tattoo ptop i rs
for code , an&flrierirreoisertie , Vi t
PRLINDB AW
. 4141 70 'TVA. IrtilltlOßT
Ifor we feel stelated that We eau sii,yvir Tepee.
as well as your PORIINIII. ' Sept, 11,74F-ty-
i 11
V 1769 61
$77142-42
17143 42
FAIL AND MIIN:t1;111,1"AA141.
vadtba b. kat art* Imes/
at the cheap 'tote et • ,
q's
aE Centro BM N .
air" "
Pennaviantg,
ass at ft} baser NlWlllibbiiidinlfiti Stattl. _
•Ustoopo ounoomiroutowitik-ilkiiii — :4Wltk, of
1/3311V 33
STAPLE Arip FOGY:. GOODII6. : N. -
BOOTS 2 . 81 . 1 . 01i8; 61.11,
READY MA.DI aLorzrifire,
• STS 00
Notions, Qupddenonn, ner4wdri Willow Md
Vomits - Ifain. •
And la flud • caliph**, assortspeninßs4.44o•••
tirlee ulna)* foun d first stalk **tar
. 'Mete. - i
•11, 33
ss33 33
IntErs canons. •
Yntstek Merlons, sll woyel,
Reps., Mpacess, - Rlssic 6kikee.*,,,4114. *
110KIERY—Wipkt-Aand Coital' Obirta wad
• DrawasyllwfibleDy.„llllk, Co4lols and LHDa
ith
Naadkereb loop N 1,10 8! lia4 m 4168.
- •
t'LDTDS AND DA MIN NRES,•-lifilaala Dam*.
(Qat% &dingy, bleltaa'sraa., tar aklase war.
AIAN't,N--A - Dili ha; att:iithit-'
,Bools Tilk,ollollll,
w• will hoop a; itti timed • 1.011 •04•1111••• kt
, -
enatallo mitt pain. ,‘
pßoncca r iir~x,
uQ neIIANCIII TOR GOMM;
o asossar auatititAirsolik. - -
PAID IX CAB
au. ZIZDt. •
Amt. 7th,
VALekIIFAI F4R3I Flint • di,ll.
The^ subserther oars lei aalartiiii
hundred-std twenty eight dent -of
farm land, situated io iloward-TownwhipOroas
tro. county, on the banks - of O. RiOd
Creek, within' a mite and is quierfo ofit depot
of the Bold Eagle Valley Itailjteado hang owe
of the most desirable 'hoodoo to tho county.
It 'has erected upon ..it • ARO I'USW
PRAMS liWKl‘ralitl LIAKINI4
'building necessary necessary fora well rekulated Strait
also well of porch Iresh,mati.r. at _Um Amon-.
....large lEttelog and bearing sr.:Lard grows alas
the hovel and
FIFTY ACRES CT OQOP wfion•LANX I / 4 ,
(thin a how hundred yards containing pH,
abundant* if Vekevy."Abile ohaciarfiailit
timber- The land ft well arndeted an omit!: •
"ft/ OrNifakinit_ opu t iarii4iiktpranis.*
the streams whkih,wiamillfroopflo m4muz,
000 of 00 but ditch** hrftlie Stia.
There is 140OTIVAI upon - It a gitiod.logdmv..:,
ant house mid su staothil . 3 " 4 / 1•
i•ott - tordarapati - wall arVaaalisat realm.
was formerly kis fartife,ibleli bairn been ward
sod 'lividly immeTed ,tha subs/Aber and' •
,arti w *Wend for silo at m low 4guttf., :rrr
further Information apply- fn pieson sr by hit
ter to John P. Mitchell, at 4111, aloe of Crib olj
Alexander at Bellerdsdarar s - •
1 Oa
18 To
227 32
1346 36
163 80
9290
Nov. 11861 gni.
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nossiiootolelni*Witad I would *el** :
matgoaiiiir frilkek4ig o*in%, .
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