STAR OPTIlElORTn.
A
VM II. J. ICO BY, EDITOR.
BLCnSBCEG, WEDSESDJT, APillL JO, 1863.
Arrrsl cf Simou Caaeroa.
Tierce Bailer, one ol the person who was
sent tp Fort Laryette in te early part ot
Ihe war, and niierwun! discharged without
even the poor satisfaction of being inlorm-
J ol the charge again! him, ha had Gen.
Camefon arretted on the charge of false
lot prison ment. This is a foreshadowing of
what will be the fate of other official who
were guilty ol the same violation of law
und of their oaths o office, a soon as they
I'O out ol power Their n--faitlilulness to
the Coii'-lituiiou nn2 !aws and their uiiAar
rantel fyra-tiiy will not he suflred to pa-s ;
unrebtiked by the country, so hhmi as ihe
people can resunje their abused power
In reriiatiiug ntipori this nit jeci. the H-risl-urj
Patriot T-im poituediy savs;
'"It is a remiirkaMe (act that of all the
person unUwiullv arrested and imprison,
ed b the Goven.ment lor upposed com
plicit nitft the tebeU. nr.t one has t een
brof.ghi to tr.al Siini o ar leniency has ieen
mm tied with unjtistiriahie veverity. Men
jre-!ed- as traitors and incarcerated in a
Federal forlres tor security. he been ie
le.ised without either th tn-elv or the
wurld being any vispr as to tl.e nature o!
the evidpi.Pff acainsl 1 1, nr itiA avta I tf
their crirninaUiv. We submit that if the i
psrrons thtis uealt with were guilty of trea- temp: ing in shield themselves and party
son, it is wrong to release them alter a i :m,r exposure by crying treason and dis
br.et impri.soumeu;, and il the were not
guilty then it was wrong to arrest them at
all. There in no - escape from this conclusion-
Either pubuc jusireeor private rih'
must have sutTirred in tLe persett ol every,
man who was impusoned w tl.o.it an horitj
of law and released by the same arburaiy
powcr.
It is not to be wondered at that men
torn irom their i ome and routined in
loathsome dungeon hon!d leel incensed
againt the authors nd agents of such cru-l
injustice, and appeal to the law for redrers.
A mau conscious of his own innocence and
worthy of the name and inl eritas.ee of an
American citizen would never rest until he
bad vindicated bis reputation from the toid
aspersion. ;
Few men can be trusted with arbitrary
power. In the hands of the wisest and best
it is LaMe to abuse: but t en wiek'ed hy
the unprincipled and rapacious ir is a fear
fol instrument b-rthe infliction of private
vengeance. Arbitrary a d unlimited pow
er in the bauds ot ihe few has in all aue
proved ihe dea h ol public libertj-. Hap.y
for this,countryt law and reason have re
asserted their supremacy.
'The Chnm;.'t We have pernsed
ibis new novel ol English life jst pub
lisled by the well kn-wn Philadelph a
firraofT. B Peterson & Brothers. Itsu
thore-rs is the talented Mrs. Henry Wood
hose 'Earl's Heirs" and ' East Lvnne"'
have won a lasim- reputation a workx ol
literary nu r.i and genius. -Ti e Chanuiog'
fully sustains this writer's reputation a a
truthful deltti'dtor of human nature in i
various phases atid characters A: ihe pre
en time, when so many families have heen
uddedy deprived ot their customary re
nouree by the lreak of war a valuable
lesson rr.j be derived by reading the rebif
course of. 'Ihe. Chanuings' under similar
diflietiltiea. 'Constance' gains o.jr warm
est sympathies as she patiently bears ihe
trials of a 'governess,' while (Jsrald Yorke;
is much to be i-tried for his ad apprecia
tion nl her haracer.
Arthur,' perhap- :
exels as much in brotherly affection a
Hamih' is deficient in the mm? (a'
Ioay,' Mad Nar.ce' am! 'Tom, the disap
pointed senior, are all graphically itrwn
ai d coutribi te esseniiaily to f e irde'esl :
the work, which increase with Interest o
the end It will prove to be one ot the
most prpular novels ever prin ed and wri
faae an immense sale. It is complete in a
large octavo volume of over three hundre.i
pages, and Hold at the low price of Fiftv
cents a copy and w ill e em to any one
to any plate, wuh Train Slavery," free
of joi:e. on remitting that amuuiu to the
put lishers in a le ter.
We cak fat for the informai on of Dr P
John, of ihe t:rpiUicjn. that the ' out Ian-"',
James il. Price." is home on tudoueh. in
piy a short vis-tt to hi lam -ly. after the
fatigues of a wearying campaign and a
hotly conies e.f and ekhantiug battle. The
"out law"' bear upon his persmi and hi
clothina tie mark ot the striiuu'e at Win
Cherter: but the spirit and the determina
tion ol the flui-taw" are unshaken The
ont-law," in crn.mo k with all lo)al men
everywhere, will, notwithstanding the carp
ing ot nor; hern apologims lor northern roh
beraofthe pub ic Treasury, and nor hern
Un'on sliders, put his hand on Ihe throat
of treason wherever he finds it.. A very
gflnd spirit for an 'out-law." Shame on
tbe broad-cloth gentry who sit at borne
fomenting rebellion, and who add to that
employment the scandalous business ot
caMirn; the very soldier, who are figh ir.jr
out ar war thus inaugurated, "out laws '!
It migkl have done the Doctor good to see
the manner in wbieh ihe 4out-law?' was
met on his return by the people ot Blooms
bur .Verity lor an '-Cit-raw", thsre wat
rauch Iriendiy greet'ng."
lr.y& BtCKSKi.L'e B.nk Note 'Reporter
far May received It gives a large li-t of
jew sp -.riou bank nto which have made
th-ir appearatce e nee the isne of Aril 1-t
This DtesHor staid among the very best
for correct., safe a;.J teliabie information re
speciin bank note. Semi monihi7 two
is'Ur sasJ tha rnoa'.bty one dollar.
; T1.S InTestlgatIn? Ecports.
We learn from a reliable sonrce that j the
Republicans in Congress have suppressed
the publication ol the late report of the
Van" Wyck Committee. This act on their
pan bn been done for no other purpose
lhn to conceal from the pontic the start
ling developements of fraud and corruption
which have been discovered in the admiu-
isiration ol the affairs of Government. The t
publication of the Srst report of the com
mit ee opened the eyes of the people to
the fact that the public Treasury was being
rcbbed by political leeches, who were in
testing every branch of the public service,
sucking out the very life blood of the nation.
Now that the admmistrainri has reported
to direct taxation to fill the 'empty coPers
nt ihe Gov ernment, the Republican mem
ters of Congress have cunningly sunpres
ed the pntdica'inii of reports calcnla ed to
impress the taxpayers of the country with
the enormity ot .ihe frauds which have been j
practiced upon 'hem by Republican polni- 1
Clans. Report have beei made to I It
House of Coigress of Srauds and deiaica- i
tio cover ng milliotiM ot dollar, and he j
R-piibl.caus have tnus iar suppressed their j
publication. Tfce i.xiaviU" oMiiuuir.ilv is
aiivioiiS to kf ii v whsii vh.o.m.i ..I nmnvv ;
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has:een tilched Irom their pocket t.y the :
d.shouesiy .l public se'va -ts. ami rnen.w
h0 , ciared that the war could not be ended nn
n.ler Den oi ralic administrations, were mi ''aus.. a renn-ved, aid as rlaverji
anx.ous to lerret out rnaginary Ira. lis Up.ir ! WH cuose, flavwry . they declared, must
he Treasury, are now e imaged in endeav- i abolished. This was then declared a
wring to rover up and conceal Irom public j ' "'dnary necessity." If there wai any pre
view their owi: hideous deiormities. tended democrat in the country who wa
We honestly believe that the history of ;' if,l !he ,a,H' error of believing tha
i:te world, either mo ier i or ancient, has I lvery was the cause of the war. we art'
never preented a spectacle so foul, black I at lo9" lo know whether his imbecility
and degrading to ihe pub!i mora's as that ; deserves the contempt or Ihe commisera
-which has been brought to light during the i ,'imi of rational men. No greater Irud wat
one e;r ill Lincoln's administration. The I attempteil lo t-e foisted upon any peo--mer
who were ro anxious to break down j P' It is as false as hell is deep, and com
and crip le ihe administratinna of Presi- I mon "se slaggers at the ignorant creduli
dents Pierce and Buchanan ara row
at-
loyalty al cr th so wtio are probing their ne-
laru.u-transuct't -ns w ith the iron hand of !
justice. Thatsil y expelient ha? mo.-i sig.
i.aliv Sailed Men who de.ire to perpetuate i
ihis'goverument lo themseivei and children j
w.ter them, are not to be iuiimidaieJ by
bouihaMic threats of Repubcan politicians
who are moving heaven and eanh to have j
f.emselves and party retained in power. !
No person, at this day, can be deterred j
Iroir, speaking his sentiments in relation to j
trie management of public agairs. The '
treedom of speech, and the ire'edom of ihe j
pre-,, have been suppressed as lo g as the j
public is disposed to tolerate it, and any j
birheraitem.t to us the ag-!aw will be 1
properly and severely resented by Ihe hor.
e.t yeo.n.nry ot the land. We w.ll soon be !
culed upon to furnish money lor the prose
t-ution ol this war. ami we have a riuht to
k - . . . . . . -ii i I . ail II ii'tr!,si ii ie nu ui inn i.ivi iii i ir
now whether that money mill be paid !"'
1 i : ... . v . I . i. a . . . .
ihe l.l.er. tIii. re fi .hm... the h-l le. ol '
ther coninry, or whether it is to go int.. the '
... . , , 1 . t, , . . i
mii-L-p u nl u net nt nn inra vulture who 1
1 - 1
1 pci in idiiuvai iiiiiiiiD hiii
upon .he . arcasa ol ,.,e nation I
are feeding
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iing on correspo-ident o? ine a
The Wash
socateil pre, under date of the Hih of
1
April. ISr52. say
r-. i- i
Ihe i-sio-i n.l i n ilise:o- .
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ari-'-tt uliifh urn 9 mn.i noiirlt Ih i'i miitd
fi ..i - . ,." n . . . ,
ot frauds commuted upon the Lroveriirerit '
i the genera! theme ot conversation to-day.
There i no tliit-g where the investigation :
ol the commissioners and committees will i
end. Men who have hitherto stoo l hiiih in
the community ami enjoyed nnb!ernihed :
rmi-arioiiA men a Iui.r na'rioti-rn the
. , i - i i i . !
rnn ,irv lel.erpil in tiave t een shown to :
wor-e enem.es to the country .hau the 1
most u tra fire eating .outhreli refe r) Ii is j
a ii'imiiiating fact, bnl it is the truth
When neh ir-usactions asth-so mention
ed at'ove are going on continna'ly tetore
o.r e es, w e are aked by Republicans to
keep qu e- and sa riotbing aia n-t the pa ri-
otic aiirriMits'ra ion ot rre-toeni L.incoin. or
we wiil bring npon or.rselve ihe -n-pici t.
o' disloyalty. If it be an evidence oMisIoy- j
ally to expose the racal.ty and cormp ion j
r.fthe Pre?ent pus.i lan.mo.i and vadla 1
admitii.tration. we sbati cenamlv U
epe-,al claim to that i ro.M i:le Repnbli
car. rnembej ot cot.iire my spprs the j
evrdei.ce nt fraud whici has acc.tmula-ed ;
in ihe ha d of conimtttee. but they can-
u i.- .1 f
li " i inr isij'iiiaB , -
ence ii e.is' an.t -ooner or a'er, u w ii
r-e laid t.elore lb- out lie A DemooraMc
Ii e.iH at,,! -o'n?r or anr. ir
conres will I i a il.e curain whiofi now
ciMicea's lroii the public eye, some ot ihe
blackest irar.sac"ins that have ever occurr
ed m ihe his(or of this or any other nation.
Pat the PiiiTK -To those of our patrons
in arr-ars we would say come forward anil
' piy the printer." To many we have sent
our pa per for for.r years without receiving
au)thiu2. and to iho.-e. in particular, we
would say 'pt-y the printer' ad save trouble.
Tney should have the satisfaction ol know
ing that they were reading their cur i paper
and nt tm$ 'I in ane"S for urn year nr
mm t vexeUh to piy us ly My Couit, as ice
h ire moiny t rtte nn-l must htve it There
are a lew who are m the habit of paying us
in advance and receiving ihe pper at our
advance price. To those we would say, if
hey wish the paper continued at the ad
vance price, they rnuat be irmre punc ual
a.nl pay at the commencement. Those
owing os or publishing administrator's no
tice and sale of real estate, &c.. are also
expected to call and settle their accounts
between this and ihe 10th ol May next.
Go mc to VV oa.. We understand that the
Pu. Idlers of the Penn'a Iron Works, or a
portion of them, have gone to work again
Their wages have been advanced en p-r
cen' , the same as was oflered to them pre-j
tiona :o he -irike We are p'ea-ed again
to ree the puff of the steam and hear the
crack of the stjneezer a npon these works
depend much of our town's prosperity.
Danville Litellisfvier.
CFT Wm MeMiCHHtL Assisiant Adin
tai't General in the armyl war lakeu frison
er at the battle of Piitrbnrg Landing. He
wa chief ol the staff ol Al ii General Chas.
V sJmi.li. Ha i- a -on of Morton McMich.
ael, Esq , proprietor of the Honk Ame. hun,
efPajladeipiua. - '." . -
Abolition of Slarery in the District of Co
lumbia. We have always maintained that the
present war Was inaugurate I by the pres
ent administration and it adherents under
lalse pretences, that it has no far been con
ducted under false pretenses, and that i'
whole aim and object is a fnlse pretense.
Men mav talk, su noose, and coniecinre
al,oul horely and conservatism of Mr
Lincoln : am! hug the delusion they have
fallen into in reference to his reputed abili
ties and purity ol purpose in the prosecu-
lien of this war; we have never entertained-'
a uout-t from the heginning of the war ol
the infamous duplicity practiced by the
President and the party that placed him in
power, and our early up;ciou and con
victim) have been Ir.lly confirmed bv the
progress of the war and the new issues that
,,ave in consequence thereof So
ln,v a" lt ws necessary to delude dema
crals into the army under the preie.i-e of
v"ni2 lh- Union, so long Utile was said
pn tde slavery question; but just as soon (
about three or lour hundred thousand j
"ot re'I H le,'4, nomiriHl, democrats
tiau
been deluded into ihecrime of fi tnng the j
r
t'1' AMiimoni-in so roon ttie At-oti- ;
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won leaoers uirew tne wnoie cau-e oi ue
r "P"" "' "sti:otton ol si i verj . and de-
ty of the people who believe the taUe re;
resentations of those who make it their )
study to mislead them at the esper.se of the I
ruination d their country. Now we !
ul'on h"1 urd can Mr. Lincoln an
lne Republican party jnstify the aboluio-.
of Maver.v in lhe District of Columbia?
Was ,here a ,nili,ar) necessity lor it ? Nm
l " and no one pretends there was ar y
necessit. It only goes to show what e
hve -, oUci is abnli
,io" 4,1 'la,rerv U ,he ntl ,h it
tne Witr w" t'rougln on by the presem par y
power for that purpose, the war givii g
lhein a rrieme. Time alone will yet
l'r,Mrc ,h'9 lo bts Uxw- Abolition in lie
Districi of Columbia is but the entering
wec'ge to At olM.o,, ,n the Mates. Une pie
16x1 w"' ,eaU ' '. '! one precedent
wid be lai-t down to ju-tify ihe adoption ol
' tirei,er 'mhy The war wa-
begun under ihe iretei-se ol preserving t te
Union in its integrity and the con-utmion in
i ii . .. : . .
pnnrip-es o uir co........ ion na.r . -r-,.
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wnr" " ,MO ""
the Union by the a'ti-re it o' J ff . I).i
'
Whail.a- been done in .he present Cm
gres1 Why, sir neatly it entire lab r
3
iMve ! eeti devo'ed to the re.
r '
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nenro was me oiuv o neci ai issnn an.i a
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il r i "1 rmm all uni Odi inr iiiiti
s
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t pd
leel there ciu be no mistake in the conclu
sion ma ine treat onjeci oi v-oi-rrs iras
the nigger and the spois. They also t Ja
of confisca ion. Thi is only a new term
l r atioliiion, and mean the same thirii.
Confi-caiiou is at-niition under lale pre en-
re, it is a round-about "way to violate the
Constitution and sal free the staves ol all
xh" S""f,erri S!'" XVi" ,he P""f' "'-'
"'''" lo ' so sbame'.tl a
manner, without rebuking thoe
ho have
(Jeceived them.
Le' -ery one set down the follow in j as '
iri'lctolstile ami uru'i.-pnt! le laeta:
1 Abo rtion a-id not Uverv, raned adi-
sol'ttinrt n the Union. 2. Te war ion
' """''r pr-ee- pre . , -e
10 -v lh" U" u" herea b red
" 'h slaverv 3 That Abra-
ham Lincoln i .be bead a-d fiom of the
i i .i. . .i
AT-oiumn pary wnaiever may :e sai-i in
rontrarT not w,.r,.anO:,,g. 4. i hat . m.
" 'h -rea'e-i po iiical J uii
counirv ever produced 5 That the
i i
Iemeni of monorchia! depoti-rn in thi
i co.M.irv m:ke their atode in the t'O-nti
. i ii rviiii rii if.i ii ii ir' v n iiii niiti- t ii:h
( . I It . .-. I 1 'I l a . I .. . . . U
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! K"I"M''" P f'"' P"-' ,h
peopte will oon find that they have bt
l'e power with which to da il. Seontrove
Times.
The false inrorma'ion furnished b the
daily papers in re erence to war matters, is
not only annoying but an intolerable nut-
sance. About ninety per cent ol al! they !
publish is false The reported da Ii of !
Capt Buchanan, on the rer-el steame . the
M-rrimac. and capture of Yancy,ih la'e
retiel commissioner to England, which were
published a few weeks ago on w hat appear
ed to be positive information, turn out to be
entirely untrue The 'positive information.'
loo, that Beauregard, at the battle ol Pius
burg Xanding, had his ,!arm shot off close
lo ihe t-honlder " wa a fabrication -h was
not hurt. The o'.her ''reliable inlormj tion"
that Beauregard had died and that Bn rkin
ridge had been taken prisoner, had net a
semb'ance of truth." After the bat le of
Pittsburg Landing it was staled by lb s sen
sation daily papers that our toss in killed
was some "eighteen or twenty ihon-and,
and the loss of ihe rebels forty thoin and."
All false. Our loss was less than two thou
sand, and tbe rebel loss about the same.
We might go or. and string out a olumn
in showing up the false statements of the
daily paper Our readers cao see how diffi
cult it is for us to publish reliable war news.
Frequently we cull from our daily ei .chart
ger one, two or three columns ol 'Tillable
w rt ew" This we pnt in type, and ihe
next day we see the whole of it contradict
ed The daily paper have made i fare
sale ol paper, and accomplished th tir ob
ject We have concluded, thereto e. that
henceforth we wi'l puolish uotrting Jiut ac
counts of actual 'battles and army move-
! merits
All the otter trash in trni daily
jur-afs are manufactured fa)ehels; got
op lor no other purpose than to in ace all
I news-seekers to buy their papers. i
Ths Tax Bill The tax bill which has
passed the House of Congres is, perhaps,
the mimt nnjust measure thai hasrever been
proposed to the American people. It it
should pass the Se ate and receive the
sanction of the President, i: will meet with
a fierce and determined resistance from
nearly all classes of our citizens, who will
be compelled, in many ca-es, to suspend
business .operations." We know no? what
amendments may be proposed and adopt-
ed before it passes the Senate, but in iis
present shape, it will prove to our mer
chants and business men aeneral'y the !
haviet bio that has ever been direc;ed
at the prosperity of Ihecournty It is ns I
less to disguise the laci that the provisions j
of the tuft, discriminate in favor of -p'nal
and against 'he industrial interests o-.r j
Stale The niuutacturer and retailer are !
inxd. heai!y iapd for eieriling thev
make and ll, and this tax will fall wi h
I crushing weight upon ail branchns o! in-
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Kui-nj. iiim ik me iim.ukioii in wnicii we
are p'aced by the action ol t'o-igre.-.. cnm-
pu-ed of a large majority of Republic.,
laioi a t('iiin;iists ami
we tiHve l-tte or in !
hope that it will be remedied at this time,
Mr oemocratic merrhers ol v. o. .ress hav-
, .,-..-.. mi. ..nil-, jii.u i ii mi ii ; hi i n i p n i
iii.i.iu.1 il.i. i .. .. .1 . :
J of tux.ition, but a!' to nn purpose All ;
tmeir appea.s nave l-t-en m vain. Ihe ver !
men, vh. in ISf;0. told iih that the election
ol Ai raham fyincoln would inaugurate aw i
j era ol happiness and prosperity unknown
tin the history of the naiion have been la- !
boring lo saddle us with burden which are
previous to borne, and il a rn Aii ha the m
dependeuce to question the propriety o!
such a law, he is at once charged with dis
loyally and branded as a sece-siot.ist. Tfit.
i-eople however will surely iiiM.-t upon be
ing heard in a matter of so much import
ance lo themselves and posterity.
Rk-Appfaravc or DkK Lantchmsm
A Niw Su kkt Political Om; niztios.
The Harnsfcurg J'atnot unit Utn ol la-t ,
t week, states that it has positively been as j
J ' certait.ed that there are "certain loyal indi-'
loyal indi-
vidualsin Luzerne co., thU Stale, whose j
. i
loyalty to the Un.ot, , of so que-iiornhle !
a character that they are either ashamed or :
afraid 10 exhibit ii in a public manner, but 1
preter the shadea of night and ihe scene of1
secrecy to brew and cont-oct their sinister ClelUn is still pushing lorward -"ward " . t
... . . . 1 . . r , , , I 'r'Hh ci -z-iis of ihe tifTerr-m fine and
machin.t.ona. AccorJingly they have ; ork own, with fair proTecs ot it c .pture 1 ,ov, Ili;(.1);,hnui SlittH j(vilKi,
tormed a secret aKtiaiioii, imitation of the ! The taking ot thi- place i styled a siege ; ,n con ,,er, f.,r th- PU( p at winch ihe
Kuow-Nothiui; organization, uuoer the rpe j This riege lias been goinjf 011 ahoni two ti t ANNUAL STA I E FAI fl sImII he held,
ciou. ami suundi. g appeallattou ol the Lu i week and may Iasi much longer. The ar- Poposals eonuiujna in. ur enie-.is an t ad
Zerne County Loyal Union League, , j my is marching on her sW.y but surely; ! j'Z Z'l
which Mr Husea Carpenter is President." everything bing in complete readme and ! jjy , HXt
Thi Mr. Carpenter is a horized 10 Misiitute ! 'he proper approaches, we mav exper, , C.-mn ut.u aiions should f.e addressed to
Lodges in verv countv in the stale. It !
appears further that a Legislative l.ojai
Union Organization was lormed and E W. j
."apron, one ot the assi-tanl Clerks ol the ;
House a id cou- ecied with ;he Chester j
county I ime. whs electel President, and.
H. V. Hall, Secretary The Pa not a d
1 flriifw. l.irilA.r i h ' .1 ... ...... .....
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County t ouncil of Dauphin wa organized
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, by the e,eot.ou ol D tv, M.r mma a P,e-i-
I n. and George bergner. P M a- Ci.r -
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... num 1 1 n il uifi.T l ...... u.i n . . . .. .. .
vii'iiiiiiiii n l.t-on inocnrru auu
I
prl ol ilare published One at o'-ject
are the spoils of otfi e. Repu!t!ic4tiism
must te te ling into straits, to reori to the
lotig ago repudiated hiit of Hark L intern
irn, lo keep iilt Irom utter annihdanon
W ho are the officers of tin i ew an'i Re
publican le.gue in Montgomery count) ?
i Tbe a-so- i.ite of the llculd nd Fire Pes
I was one of the Sr.t chieU ol ihe old Know
i
Nohi- c or.-an za ion when i. started ir. thi-
IJ .rou. h. Hoe- he know anvth.ng of th.s
; new ruidniubt dark yarret league in thi
; county .Voi i;''.-yi Hetis'tr.
KlMo ii ThoCBi.k. O'te dav last week
Et S-creiary Cameron arrived in Philadel
phia, arid pin up at lite Co itinent al. A
few hours later Hon J ime W. W, I ol N
J. alo arrive in the ctiy ant stopped at
the sme ho'e! A sorm -a Cameron
heard thai IV all wa in the ame limt-e with
him he became a'anr.ed a d applied io
th police for pr-.ec'Kn He knew ha had
committed a srpat nnirae upon Wad nn-l
wa alraid the honorable senrem:i i medita
ted a personal assault Wall norred that a
couple ot police oiTicer- were do-jui him
whereser he wept and finally h turned
n Iri 'i thern and ake- what they we'e
' i
: i.: (.,.? -ri ,..n i.: vt- i - I
'
lao-jried, and imrne liately wrote a no' to j
Cameron (who wa locked up m lii room) j
assuring him that be had no idea o! a-aiih
ing him, and that he might dismi hi j
fear The police officers then left lor oth
er duties.
In cntinnat'ton of thi snbjec'., the New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia In
qoirer. in los letter dated April 8, say:
Hon James W. Wall, of Burlington, N J
is out in a rather juicy letter, itt one of the
Journals, to-day , den) ing that he. we'd in
Philadelphia with a number of hi friends,
intending to chatie Mr Cameron for lie in
jury done him lat fall in ockii g ivm u. in
Fo't Lafayette. The E Secretary, lie sy I
may dismis his fears of a personal eba-
tisement. The wrong he ha inflicted up-
on me is of a character that an asi
isauh up
an a gray-haired man like him will not rem
edy." ' The final se't'e
ment ol the qnesiion," be adds, mnst be
left to the legal tribunals of the counfy, at
tfie proper lime "
Th Dkmocratic TirKKi ha been prepy
generally successful throughout Ohio at the
late election Every city in ihe State we
believe cave Democratic majorities. All
of them, with but two exceptions gave
Republican majorities las! Fad. In Dayton
the Democratic ticket wa elected over ihe
Fninri by 100 majori'y. This i the hoire
ol the Hon VaUandii.ham . ihe man whom
the Republicans delight in calling a 'raitor
In Springfield Ohio. o e of the s ro-'ite-t
Repotdican cities in the Slate, a Democrat,
Wm. D. Hili, has been cho-en Major over
be combined nppositior, Handsomely. In
Columbus ihe Democracy elected their en
ire ticket withoai the los of a man. Last
vear the ReDiiblicar-.n had 6i mai . and this
c...;.. ...... . i.. . -r.i f.
.pis'ijt IWO WCIO Irolr II J "t ' j
j the Democracy. "Yenly a chaise ba ta-
' ken place in lha public miod-"
An kffort is now on foot among the Re
publicans who have read the hand wriiiue
on he wall, to pet ip a new party for the
purpose nt rescuing the sinking fortunes ol
themselves ami party This new party is a
heterogeneous compound ot Know Nnthing
ism ami Republicanism, with a slight ad
mixture of 'Union Democracy, " ami is to
tie called the "Union pariy." The organi
zation i- governed on the dark lantern priiis
ciple, with oaths, grips and pass words
and i intended to en:rap the inisuspcctir g
into the Republican or Aboli ion t arty on
iler the specious pretence ol saving tbf
Un'ton. It l)a been yntieu nn by class f)
men who, heremtofH, denominated the
IVmorrats l the NonhUnion ravers' and
Union shriekers '
Trie parti now known as Republican has
clii!iird it name and nrincn es mi fre
i i -1 -
qunily :ha' a movement such as mention
ed abe.ve cieate little or no surpri-e m t!ie
public rniiKl The otdy pri-.ciple it ever I
adhered !o was opposumu to the hetncra'
ic rjr.rtv. and it n.ai ere.1 not under what
name or co'ors tt was known we could!
. .
distmctiy recojnine it as 4 that same oll j
j iooii " There i peifMps a pressing nece-
i nit y at lh rime lor a change id nrme and a '
..a . i ii. ......... i
ciMii'jB oi i. b fi ri? n i. ion. n- ie--i..r:
have im-t all confidence Sn the proles-inn.
ot the Kepuhiican pary. ami it is now itn-
porm.t that some eflorl rhnuld be made to
save it Irom utter annihilation.
Thr wr is gradually drawing toward
completion, il vre may ju.lje from the
!
... , I
manner in which our arm v meet ith sue-
. I
cess ic nry after victory crown it. The
latest intejlttetice "h that New Orleans has
been taken, the rebels leaving all t ehind.
-f-u: .1 I l .v... I, :..
I il is v c r no ii in i ii mi iui i rn 111 nic -
whole It i tint all probnble that the iet- i
els could withstand the rni-h-y - force our j
troop were prepared lo bring upon them t
Our lleet i too mighty for the relel to con- i
tend wi-
h The occupation of New Orleans
T . . ., . .
...ion forces is no small matter, n is .
by the U
tearing a big hole in sece-si n, and mut
eventually widen the breach to such nn j
eventually widen the hreach to sucn n j
-'-" 'hat the whole rebel army will fall
. . -. i ., , T l. j
through H and the s.oug arm ol Union ho d
" nwn uu :ne iasi preaiu oi secessio;i i
completely strangled.
Reports from our dadtea lell n tha Mc-
hear ol a lemble crash. Kichmor.d
safety depend upon the holding ot thi !
plte by Hie rehel- and they no doubt will !
make a ce-pera: ofjori to defeut our irnops i
We have account. tating that the reh I
. .1 . . 1
e's are evactia i-g v ojintn; otn-rs aain
that ihe rebel are there in lull forre.
Autviri A ri' ifi 1 th uur Th m i ! &tiM
!
of the A 'rii'ul nri-l wd te f.inri.l lul l iiiiiJ '
I -
j , . t(UfT,t,er. , hp ca,HII,1er 0; ,
! , lrMW .
tper.ttn
t iperat'o'tt tor lite month embraces hun
dred of h'tits tor work on the h af til and in
the (i ir.Su In addition, ih-s sinjle turn
ter contains oer 150 article and item lor
the F.irm. Garden and Household, including
a ?.'5 I'rize Article on Apple Cubure; a
-Usiiri report on "Art'fieial Manure" by
Ihe President ni Penil.. Ait rici.lt.irl College
etc . etc.
Amn!i the engraTiiinn are a
j .eati,ili pare cm en'i led Sneep IVmli.,.
uw to h !.! and .Inve H.ir-e": Be in iful
Letved Pian.' : A f)i urbed Nap:' S!i l
, oltl Mfl Wall ' etc M
Xl...i,i,.(,i River: the cou
I iliilte Map of the :
counirv troiu .Norl -tk
t u, j,Cf,,IM, ,d. inc
ding I' e lopojraphv o! :
j Vo'kl'wii al-O Savannah till . Fort Ptria-ki
j rin i n-iuit. 'Ir.cis J.nld Piitdi-hr, 41
Trk Knv, rsew lork, SI a year,
a n .n,l er
111 Cents
1'tT Ihtd Tnr T'-ccTHKtt In ihe
Hou-e nt Repre-en:a'ies at VV a-hi.-ij'''n,
on ThiHsdav lat, while the apprnpriatioii ol
i I'urty mibu' is lo pjy
the I wo a "it ttirre
yKHf. volunteers wa bemg di-cued. Y.f
j Vallan tigt ani -ai I it wa- not a deficiency
.ot-e met, tn; a de'alcadon in the War De
p - ri:ierit to t-e p"vi le I ior !
In the leper nt the Washington corre--pondent
ot the Ptnlatel pn'n Inquirer o!
IT day we fi.id this pM-aje:
Secre:ary t ha-e . now- i i Pi ra 'e'phia,
I tor he icrnose l aving a
purpose o' Laving a coiisi.lia ion
with Gea. Canieron, on the sur-j-C ol a !
lalca'inn discovered io the War
Depart-
ment.
Tmk Union Hf.i. of Danube Wil.iam
Henrie. Proprietor. ha- just leen re.pe
ed. having arisen from the scorching ol the
late fiie like the Phcrmx Irom ihe a-he
o. . -. i.. i .nttu. ,.
l n vv lime iiiirnui u- . . j.....,
overhanb-d and renovated, and everything
look clean, neat and enrittorlahle A
urn -1
pi nous tatde, e!l stocked, bar clean, and
comfortable room and bedi make the old
Union" a very desirable stopping place
An opening dinner will be tiven or. tSe
1st o' May. al 4 o dock, in lh attetuonti
I h"P exiling of the same .lay.
u,e "P" -"u"
I room winch
I i,lst '! added to 'he lo
loriner buildings
Dunci le DtiffKrat.
Rssii:Kii George A Fuck. E-q . who
has been ihe laiihln! Cashier ihi Bank ol
Danvil e ever since lhat insti!U'i;n went
into operation, resigned hi post on last
Tuesday, and David Claik, Esq., who has
heretotore occupied the otlice ot Teller was
unanimously elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr. Gner will herealter take the piace ol
Mr CUrk as Tel er
At a mre:mg ol the Board of Dir-cmr.
on the same day. the billowing well deser
ved resolution wa unanimously adopted :
Renutved, That lUe thanks d the B-urd ol
Director are hereby len.'ered to ihe late
Cafdiier'George A. Frtck, E-q.. lor his long
and Isithlnl service in the olfice he so late
!j filled. IhinvUte Demortnt
ATTENTION SOLDIERS ! Protect yon
health, ne sen.-d le ma w ill lea- e he Ci'y
wiitiool a upplv Holloway Pill & ')mt-
ment. r-or wo.wM-, frni-e sore, rever,,
ami ove nery inr ii.eo.r,,,- are .n-
in th- world Every Eujtlish and French
rStl (, et 04e, lUta. Ouly 25 ceuu per Rott
or Pol. 25.
W. notice that the Rev. J J. Reimeusny-
der o, Turbut township N..r,hM. county,
i-cc. pnei, oi as a cau.ii.tate tor Con- t
is time the people ol the different Districts
t.o.iii, is, .... t M : . i: i .
' - i ' I'Hh Mib-cribers hav just relumed fro rrj
we have tot heard any one spoken of in j Cny wi.h another l..r:e a-d select
this District of either party. In the Ln.err.e ' r t-.t of"
District several men are already named a ni.cl ViUUlBMCr (i?flOCl
I kely to be candida'es iri ihe oppolti.ui nrrhsril at Pniladelplii, at the l .wmrt
ranks. Among ihem are G. M. Hardiuu, fijn'e. ami whiuti if.y a-e deivrmtried f '
Ksq.,nd W W KH,i,m, no S.H.eSet.i- (" 81 ? ,"",-"' ,er'"" - n be pro
1 . ' ! cured elsewli-re in rjionmburg. Tbfif
tor. Charles Dennisou r.-jr.-, has been mock eomnri.p
mentioned ty the Democracy as a euilable j
candidate.
REVIEW OF THE 31ARKET,
CARKFULLT CO u U HI CD WKKSLT
U'llKAl", 3t 1
BUTTER,
EGGS
I Al LOW,
L MID.
POTATOES.
16 1
K K. bo
10 ,
.0
to j
75 j
LtHlN, 50
OA IS. 3'
IHit K WHEAT, An
1''' .!'r-..l,l'! 6
DU l APPLES,1 ((
HAM'S, 12
LMJVKUSKED.5 00
AUftiur.).
I
it n
.
On ti e 1 2 h of April .y jhe Hev
1 1 en ' el Mr S i m K r.l .. t s. ,.
i-n- K-ircm
natl Eiiine:l o'ho! L'oliiinJoa eo'ln'y.
I,. M ...... ... - . . i
- ' roi,-iv. ine is. n ;
of April S2 r.V Wdl-arn T ',i.iti.u K-u.. ,
Mr jac.e. Snder. and Mis. Mnry M
all o" ihnl ploi-e.
I arr. j
:
Dlh.D.
If. UILIM 'irri il ill ! lit I liliriiv r4 on
c . . . ., , . .,
Satur.'.y the 12ih inst . Mr Jofiati Hagen-
llOC, in ,he 33,, vear of a e
i.. i :. i,. s..... ,.. r-..i.....i i
Atliniiii'-r:i1orf i'olict.
r j it . i . s ...
Lslule J t'niip Ihtiinnn. lu'e f Scit town
hip. Volumtoa ciivr.ty.dtttwt
, KTTEUS f admini-nt-im, o ihe e-ate
BJ d Philip H ut
lp H iitoidii. "dte ol J..-t: t l-MVti- ;
ship. C'domnta conn-
dee'd. livf been !
-'""""( '- Heu er I -ant on lv, '-l
Heruv I". ReiU uli i rei.fa hi tiu 'e vn-
:t,il!Pft(,-)on, A;, f j
fc0 n:ivig ,
es-a'e i.f tt.e
. v '
i in itr n in.', j.i in i K !
es-ae r.i tt.e itet-e.jent. v. 1 1 1 p-ese:r irem
! ' "'' in.s.r,tvr tor se.tie.ne.,:. ,,! ,t,,,e
in.let'ted lo the -tMle n:e r- tl'ie-le I lo
. mik- pjmetll ,m ,M(., .utt.f.
i ,,0,,1. HEMIV I". liEII.Y,
j Scot fwp. Aprd 3l), 162. Alnir
.- (fl If 11 I SbT .f-nA
1 ei"-' t the loito-vm . p-runs
1 HO MAS P K NOX Norri-iown, P.
AMOS E. KAPP. Nor hnaiVrland P.
JOSH U WtiKilir. Wa-nin.f.on, Pa.
CHAIH.ES K E.N'tiLE. P-iU feiphia,
JOHN p. r.UlHKIO-OKl). Harn-r.tif.,
JOHN II ZIEIH.KK, Harris. ..-,., p.
J. H Zli Ol.ER er'.
A il 30 16?.
II
a'rii nr j.
Mine l mo' t,
QlAKl I HLV MIRKiil. of FASUIOXS.
Mi E.hT I Ml' HOVE VEX IS!
I'HE Siiinm-r Nnifit-er "ill eniitain f.Mir
tre 4ii I ,.!-n Ii I Fi-h-o'i Pi i es ihree
Kul
Zed 'a ifiri.S. com prt-.ii' thn new
r.ein-ji a l ami elegant sleeve, anil a
M is-e- S u-k . 'o-je he a i h nearlv 10(1 en
graving, u M novelii lo' S'i'tioier
l.ti n h. la
CloaliSj Tprnuili.g. Ctili tren'.
etu , V;-ln .file information to Md
j j),.,
li'ier-, nrss niHser-, mother, and iadie
' g-n.ral:v re-..i; ing ttie .-rgei an.i t'esi
r-'.i"it M'ljazine mire V'nr 1 I . pnblis'teii
47 R0dax. and soli en'fi a h-re ai 26
i ei.-5 or t'ni t'i rna l ; r-l tree, iti reeeipi
nt 'he iiiirciMii, euily 1 wi . u,e toil".-Ml-
Vl .a'n"e prem.il-u.
E'o II e-.r!) -i. ts ft-er Will te euii-'et
o ir e reh c ion of o() iv:. wo: h d p'ai i
-at'. ris. trim. i iIk-i-m s it. ''.e !"m, ..r
loin ihe s'.o.v I .ni. or i.e ijii b- rd"t
e.l
ty mail urn
nine tturni i: e
: vea' fn 'ji tug tt.e ,io-.ae.
f 9" S,le. , I i ili.ri"i,riil. : ( ( .'a ! i a-ser
Tr e sunnier ! i n.t.er mIi be tea ty o:i r
i..-i.t - J-t r.' Mi).
Aj.'d 3j n, It5;'g
List r f Ctiuses, for ,tl y Trr, hC2.
1 Ai.i'ifn Cree.ii. g vs Audie'.v Mei i-.k,
ei al.
2 Isaiah Shutnan admr. vs J n-o',. L. S i .
n; a i .
3 Pn I p Wiutersieeu s Valentine in
ter- teen
t liichir l R. Menajh v-J hn G Jjer.
n Daniel F eybeil. e: at A. li iVrc
e' al.
D.iniel F. Seyt nrt s A. ! Pearre el al.
7 t'enrv tVciv- v-G-"r:e Kiiuey.
K i '!-!. A.er v. J '-cph PaM"U.
1 C D He.-r-iiu ei ..I vs l.i.ii-l F Sevbrt.
to "5 In. - C. KtO-iM-.i.i v A' !ii l'..u-ev
11 I'tios C. jo! msoii v v in F.m-ey.
12 I ho- (. R.i'-lou v Will F.iUsev.
13 Heniv Trau. h vs tlie West Branch In- j
si. r i "-e Con. p. tn y j
14 J.irot. Hfrt.t:. ;er a.lmr v- J -dt.. 0-mm. )
16 S J. Healer v Al rh nn W. Ko.'lnu-.
e" al
! 18 Jacob Ever v Ahrana-n K'a-e
17 A' r.i'iani Klse . Jh'-o'.. Ker
1 Divid I. -vi l use In S L l--itle
l! Dan let F Sey t er vs Josiep.'i t.Jen-il.
20 U .t en K j-se vs Lack, and id .o :i-b itg
Kt.iroad.
21 t ha Lee v- l-.ck & Pdoorn-hnr K U.
22
e':l It. Pe.i.i-r vs ilie ctioni r;ct
I Ft hii.rrck
2i E jiS iK'Murtrie et al v Christian
VV oif
24 Join Rarnsey v- Peter Meltick
2 ft F'ederi. M.irkrolf v- i m:i R .011100
2K The Lack. &l Ulooiiirtiurg K R. vs Win
Si van
27 Jnsiah Thom i el e! vs F Stewart el al
2 Wm Cox et al vs W'm. H.d Iren.
V'J V ni A Cn-e et al v Centre ii.vnhip.
So Henry Miller, Executor v J. Geiliiig
April 30 ln2
fui:siTaruival
OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
I'HE i.i.-ieisiii'-ed v..uid ii.o-i r Spert-
uilj announce i'.e eiirzei.s'of Bioorn
t'ur ar il vicii.i' lhat she ha- just receiv--i
trr.ru ttie en- ern i-iiie her
p ing & Simmer Millinery Good?,
ill nt winch she 1 preoar-d 10 make-
and -ell al a veiy reasonaMy low fij
me. Her as.ort ni lit ol ool are a
loile -ii'eror in pom of durabibiy as well
a- lasttnlness. iii an otlere.l in ihis -ectioii.
Sneremrn- thanks Icr the litieial pauou
ae a he tias received a lid respecilully so
licit a continuance Ot ihe sum
MARY BARK LEY.
Rioo-nsSnrg, April 23 162.
ill K.I 91 Cs II 1 1 W E Vil
SUltd F.OS D "NT I ST.
OSce csar Wilsoa'ft Cartiae Siiop,il-viu St
JjOOk f O UHUV ItltCVCStS !
AnRlVAl QF
CppIVr n ritPR r'.OTt
MILLER 56 EYER'3.
T
of the fbiiiiest flen and I te-- tHhlon8. '
DRY GOODS,
Hnrduare. Queen nre, Ce.iira'e, Hc-I-
s., n f -. .
lo-vwftre. I'on, i.iii-. doo's rn"eii ltfs
a d Cy- &'
In short, evertf')n
u - uIlv keoi in coufiifv siore-: to which tStt
ii vns the public uenerrflly The highest
prii e (h it tor Counti i i"i.(-jc.
Mil LEU & EVER.
PI .0'lH. r. A"nl 3). tKgi
Lio!i.tio.i or 2arnit rsli p,
U i ICr. s ter."- gi vn ilia ihe eospurt
r eiij t'ereiotore rxisiiny t e wren ihe
"Mn ' ' ' ' in 'he r-pir-
t'tj and t oa- bui;diug rmsine w nl Centre
vi'le I'oiu r.bia ontty. w d;olve I by
m ii i ii .i I r ii,. nl mi lh l.l .Iji A . i ICO
. . " . . " ' "
t.e t-cok r-ui.-in in u.e hau-U M h inn
,, n.emi.er ! r rirm. (( A lt,l,, r..
s - t leme t:; who, atsi. .ifs.n.in ro..iii.o-ng
ihe tuis'iies. in hll i i4 faraoeh'- heretos
lore. He te'ufns thaiifcs l-r :t ps r iiiag
ail eoliuii a out uu tnce of ' - a ne.
I) (.H KICKING.
(iE A. HKUUI.VG.
Centrevibe, April 3a n2.
A('niii;itrnt(ir's Notice.
e:. tiv,t :, lfr of
1 :iitmii.i-lra r. i.n tie e-me nt John J.
I He'ier. Inte d M -til mi low ntiip, Cnnrutia
j cmjiiiv , 1eceed. have teen i'nt'l by
I if:e Re-iisi,r ol sr I cioinlv lo Mi. Iil K
ll'ler. Wi'" reside- in At tnm lo uri ip.
All i'ft-.K" liavtii r-Uurt nr t'eiiiand
tr,e e-'a.e of die d. cedent are re-
qn--te.i in ;,ie-eni ttuni ior sr-t l-ii.ei. and
...t, e , , 1Mk p;iy,Ir.(ll wu:OUt
ilelaj 10
M tB
MK HA EL B HETLER Amr.
tp. M '. lfc6J 6 v.
i. UU lit Vtftl t li U liu.v,
And I,. I kiipit ss' - liep oh stjtr.'r
NEW HOODS I GWEAT BARGAINSI
THE uodersigred i just receiving a new
sop. I) ol sod-f lreh fii;iii ttie mtie- of
New Voik and Phd'a and i prepied to
sell them at R-n'm-t I Pnees.
Caiicoe trmii 7e to 12i", the best at I2ie
nnrne r l uhuh l-r.l Se. l)res G-O.ts -Challis,
Lve:las. Go-2bans. Mnstii.S. Ken
nek) Jean boy's Cassimeres, tit;.t
in propor rott.
La'tten' Shoe ar il Gaiter, in great vari
rieli of -n le tjt.i quli-) A ood heeled
Gi'er fur 2j arot an exCeller t Cinies
for Si tin A ki t t eeled Lave Horn or Si
ar t1 upward ALSO, if e Hign Cut Pa'mo
Til Lace Hoi.t li.r ladie. Ladies' atuf Cntl
d'ens' Skirts, Linen Har.dketchie!-, fce.j at
a vtv I 'W figure.
Resr Moi e Ware Se's S4.00. &e H'iriiiny,
Hrieo IVii-he. Miirkerel, Ct.-es, Leil'OriSr
eie Good Svrnp AJolases fro-n 50 lo 6(c
a gdl'on S.ifjirs, lower than recently sold,
from 8it to I3e, the latier price f ir te-t
- htte C'al O'l hf, low as any here.
f"Aii exarrnnaiion ol the goodn is noli-
I-1 -d. Co read se- for )Onreve, iht
Itie Cash Sjrlem is preferable iO any oilier.
Gram and country produce taken in ex
change tor Goods by
L. T.SHARPLESS.
Bloom-bur1. March 26. 1862.
C-rcMirootl Scisiiiiary.
' J 'Hi. t.i'U I errti l III- i s. nm, on i
I i-. mi, m--.ee on ihe 7 h of A.ril next.
T.if P.it.r-rpal 'All! be ii-.i-t.-il tii abl
ii.-t ru -ti-r., nn-l a arn,'le tacdiiies will t-
adorded to (ualifv S U !ect- tor eai hn g
I -r tun.es- or lor a more -x en-ive i m.r-e
in liter onre, a literal s.'nie t.f partrnnase
Is aMni S'.hrl'ed
Pup'!- wan do no- rnme frron f;orne, or
ire not i -t iiti.'cr -he i-lia'e o' near reta
i"s. rmisi Kurd a 'he Seuiiriarv, mn! be
sri'j-n-i io ttie r-'nU inns t f.- r t. They
oi ,i,i pi v uie i hei i nan tod and t-av
e.ii-li ar si I-- of rio hi.ig di-i'inci i tnarkd. '
E;everi no iii i-m-iure a quarter arid'
the ie v. i 'I t-e a acaM.ni id aboui si X weeks
i it s i :n in- r.
liiif-Hi.., wa-h-ig srid Tuition wi'h
.r .i-'ie t ri'O ns. wi'i t'e S"5 p-r qnar.rr,
e t.a.l r.ava!''' n a Ivan.-e.
ni-l ! -l .ne r C ori-ii'm trar.cbe-, 55 00'
iii-iiiding sdvain-e Alet-ra
?:ia l.eniii'ic- h'orv 6 00
4 ii. La in. German or French
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3
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riu inrtlt.r itr n-iilar ad !re
WM i:iJKGE P'i cipal.
Millville. C.d m . Fet.. vb" mfi
VtHiaia (. Prrr),
Mo k !!-r, m..ik d-'k Mnnnj. arer and
D-.m- r i.' In:.nfi-d a An. i 'can Sia i'ii.
-r . 1 i n-ii.ir.i Al'-n u. S W cor.
Fi.n'th -d ?;i. e. !!i.l .1
t
1 '
; Ciai.k Vrcnti I C-tnks,
! F' Ol-C. ' P x I'Kil . ; 1 Eii NO' E,
Riil er-rO an.t Dr 4 V '"i P.'pei. Cnrtuinn
a- .1 W';i p"v ) "i- 's. l-.i.v eb'i-. s. Pe-ed.
S ite llii-k joi'ir o'i I-i.iirl- C'-es. G-d.
P11-, t-a-nil-, 8- i--. H o n- Plver l'eks.
.Ao.eti-a' . E -'t fc French ! P i kei
lv' k -. Wi Ii ii De-s-. $. , all ot wi ich
are ei. s"l I l ve lo V .rie"- 10' Cah.
W n..(; Itr, S W. 1 or 4 & Rce, Pni'a.
III.Ti kC hkshfthr Eei Quality,
'an he n'n;it ai Invv (irn -. t t vari
elv ol H I- ol !ii..tilrg a' VT ill. G. Peir's
A'-co'i-'t It h.Is Mam.iae iirer S. W. t or. 4iri
and Race N ree I'lul i ir. ;
r.-imiiy Uillc.
A larL'e assnr luelll -lliliu at TCry IuW
price- for t-.-ish. Wm. (J. Prry.
S. VV ror Fi r.r t S: Ra- Si e,.
Buy Wm. U. Terry's
Sleel Pet., me he- a id rh-pesi in the.
market Wm. G. Perrv . S s-i.mer,
S W comer Fourib &. Rae- Ms.
4ootl Ilook.9
Sejlins ai a bargain Pmciasers buying
Bolc and Stationery for cash, ran pur
chase mtie'i below u hole-ale price at S.
W cor. Fourth & Race.
Wm. G Perrv,
Bookeler and Sutior.sr.
Hook ISinilins
Of every description execu-ed in the bet
sijle. Peron having books in qnamity
;hat need binding, ran have them bom d
at the present time at very low rates. Nona
but experienced workmen are emplnyed
in my establishment. Wm G PERRY, .
?no4 H-nder nnd Stationer,
S. W. cor Fount. & Race Sis, Fbtlaii.
Dec eat 18, 186l.-4co. - '