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HOW THE NEW CONFEDERACY is CONSlD
Erred AT HOME.

We copy the following extract from the Augusta (Geo
Croicle from which 1t will DO readily inferred that the
people Of the confederacy not unanimous with
the used TO accomplish their independence Of the
North. The article referred to reads
Their ignoring Of the people their proceedings hth-
might have been excused from the necessity OF the
times their stretch or power IN eiectng themselves
of Congress. without consulting the choice
the people; selecting the chief executive officers, i'm
posing heavy tsee in ne putting TITO operation the
whole machinery OF qnas repubc have been submitted
10 patiently because IL thought there was no time
appeal the masses; bat the throes that attended
he birth of the infant nation having passed we are likely
have peace and calm reflection, and there
IN longer any reason way the people shoald not be
recognized a portion Of The state.
We advocsse the snbisan Of the constitution TO the
people, convention chosen by them Tor its consdera
vop, 9 measure Of expectancy II s notorious that
such dissatisfaction exists among the people OF some por
ti9ns the conederacy and think II our duty, as
should be the duty Of every good citizen to take that
cemse which viii tend to aly discomfort and prevent
civil CONNEXIONS Give The maleon.e n's opportunity
TO decide upon the government they TO live under
IL ey will feel themselves bound by thor action
Refuse that opportunity and 1t will be hard 70 persuade
them that their consent could have been lawfully implied
II would to be expedient too that govern
sbouh be recognized by lis people, by popular
ratification Of It's constitution before seek recognition
rom other nations, 10 whom and for which purpose
dry sol smn embassies have been sent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22

81 DptiS nGCu Il. ioOls
IN the state Convention yesterday the following res
ntiops reported By the Committee Federal Relations
were brought up, discussed aud amended:-
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Mr.. Hutchinson then came forward and
supported the majority report, in lengthy
and strong speech. Mr.. McAllister followed
him, and made a very able speech in defense
OF the minority report, taking strong grounds
in favor of compromise Col. Brown follow.
ed him in reply, when one of the most excl
ting scenes We have ever witnessed. occurred.
There were load cries of question, question:,
but Col. Brown kept the floor and demanded
to be heard. The President tried bis voice,
but could not make himself heard. Slower,
Brisbn aud Hutchinson, each tried to get
the floor but failed, Col. Brown positively re
fusing to give way. At last order was rec
stored, and Brown went on 70 make his
speech. He was severe on Mr. MeAlister
and his Resolutions, and declared that he
was not in favor of the meeting passing any
resolutions. At the conclusion of Col.
Browns remarks a motion was made to Law
both sets of resolutions ON the table. The
motion was ruled out O. order by the Presi.
dent. The question was then put, and the
minority resolutions adopted amid loud
shouts of applause. Mr.. Brisbin then pro-
posed three cheers for the Constitution and
the Union, which were given with hearty
good will, and the meeting adjourned
The Bellefonte Brass Band was present
during the meeting and discoursed some fine
music.
CENPET
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

ern pro- slavery Empire Mt the instance. and
under the sole ausyices of State like South
Carolina, would be ielt shrougheut Europe,
and the strong einews of Southern wealth
and enterprise would wither and die under
the blighting curses which weuld be instuc-
lively hurried upon them from the galleries
of the civilized world. M
The right to coerse rebellious States into
submission, is unquestionable the policy Of
bringing them to terms BY immediately
blockading their ports. We cannot Tor mo-
ment doubt W hope no blood will be shed,
but, if treason cannot be suppressed without
the shedding Of blood. we say, LET THE
WORST CONE Cincinnati Times. ~
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Fred Ku.tz.

The .aucv little Editor Of the Berichtey.
pay our sanctum a visit. He looks fine. and
is as full of fun as ever. Politically. we DIFF
fer very widely with Fred. bnt personally We
agree perfectly. We like him, for be is bold
and manly. MIR. Kurtz is the only Demo.
cratic Editor in this County. he gives hard
blows and expects to get them back, and
when he gets knock. (unlike the m;nnies
Of the Watchman he don't pout about it but
strikes back like man. Fred has got a
young wife, and from the bottom of our
heart we wish him joy. May his posteritJ
be numerous, aad may he long live aad re-
pent of his poll ical sins before be dies.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31
Minutes of the Institufa

We this week commence the publication
of the minutes Of the County Teachers lnsii
tute on our outside page. We will com
plste them next week, and would ask our
readers TO give then careful perusal, as
they contain matters of special interest. We
are the only editors in the county that would
publish them. We hope the teachers will
bear this in mind, and when they have any
printing to do, send it to the Centre Demo-
craf. They should support the paper that
supports them. We would have published
the minutes sooner, but waited in hope that
we could make arrangements with some Of
the other papers to publish them with u.s. -
Having failed to make an arrangement ct
this kind we concluded to publish them
alone. We hope this explanation will be
satisfactory to all the teachers. and account
for the delay. & f5ea Ha3 s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

tS- The Indictment of Secretary Floyd
by the grand jury of the District of Cdum-
bia. f 'r completely in the late malversa,oa Of
bonds in the Depar tment of the Interior, will
give universal satisfaction among honest
men. 1t is humilia.ing to the na,ona! pride
that one who has occupied so high position
"a member Of the cabinet, and conssifu
tional adviser of the Presid. ut should be
arraignee for an offence which, if proved,
would, according to law. corsign him to the
penitentiary. No such instance has before
occurred in The history cf the gov sernment =
But 'he higher the position the more degrad-
ed the act. and TIE worse the example. If
the secretary is guilty. his condign punish
ment will be yind,catiou of law such as
will do more than anything else to re-estab
l.sh the old standard of Official probity. If
be is innocent, tbe trial will do him god
serv ce in relieving his na ne from one of the
s;ismas which rested upon it when he left
Office. We do not say the worst stigma. for
sven positive swindiing is, to our mind. a
lighter offence than abusing bis fficial trusts
putably did, for the hehoof of those who. he
knew. were designing subversion of ths
government which he had sworn to defend.
Justice, we fear. has long account to settle
With the gentleman who 40 vociferously bar
anguad US in Wall street in 1856! And If
50. we hope she may get her dues.-N. T..
World.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

A PRAYER FOR MAJOR ANDER1oN.-A
Indianapolis papersays that on last Sunday,
in that city, at the closing exercises of a
meeting at one of the Methodist Episcopal
Churches, Bishop Ambs, man of strong
ratriot still, astonshed and thrilled the con.
gregation BY the following Irayer:
:. We thank thee. o! God. that while trea-
son stalks abroad in high places, there is one
man who loves bis country -one man whc
will defe.d lis country's flag! God bless
and protect the gallant Major anderson and
his noble band !"
The :. amens" which came up from the
brethren around, were loud and enthusias-
tic. and when the congregation arose from,
their knees, mi IS and tears we've sean strug
Cling in maj counienance.
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HONOR THE DEAD.
RELl.EFONTE MARBLE WORKS.

HAVING just returned from the Eastern mar
Il ker where have purchased large and ex
tensye stock Of marble at greatly reduced prices
l am prepared to 6l all orders with which may
be favored, with promptness and despatch. biy
stock includes the best quality of foreign and do
mestic marbles.
l kave employed in my establishment some of
the best and most experienced workmen in ths
State, and persons who have her Z fore patroniE-
ed me can testify to the superio' workmanship
both in execution and design which manufac-
ture. Persons who desire marble tombstones,
table tops. an, thing into which the article
be manufactured will do well to give call.
All work delivered free of charge
Shop on Spring street, North Of the Presbyts-
rian Caureh.
WIN. GAHAGAN.
Jan "a 1891 ss
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disease. cold settles somewhere in the body, and OBJ
structs its natural functions These, if not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggrayaiion, sutfering and diseasc
While in this condition, oppressed by the derangemcns
take Ayers Pills, aud how directly they ts
natural action of the system and With it the buoyant
feeling of health again. What is true and SO apparent la
this trivial and common complaint. is also true in many
Of the deepseated and dangerous distempors. The sna
purgatve effect expes ein Caused by similar obstrc-
tnns and arrangements of the Hatura functions CT the
BODY they are rapidly, aud many of them surely cured
by the means None who know tho virtue: Of those
Pills will neglect to employ tLem when suffering rom
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ASA NORGRl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

T ETTERS Testameniary on the Estate of Eli
Ia jah Boyce, late of Ferguson twp. decd,
have been granted to the undersigned. who re-
quests all persons knowing tbemse Ives indebted
to make immediate paymen and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated for
settlement. SARAH ROYCE, Exc'rx.
Jam "a '6i.-6t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

TH UND.- In tho ourt House, on Wednesday
I mornins, ladies Victorene. 1t is supposed
some one lost it while attending the Concert OF
the Bellefonte Brass Band on Tnesd,y evening
The owner will please call atthis Office and after
thanking the editor for the notice she can have Q
ths Victorene.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

CTRAY. Game to the residence of the subscr-
y Der in Harris twp, about October last a
yearing b, own Steer The animal has no partic-
ular marks. The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take him
away. otherwise he will tie disposed Of according
to law. CYRUS WASSON.
JAM 81, '6l-4t$
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n6s- The Hudson River Railroad mas pa.
triotically refused transportation TO all cans
non and other wariike stores destined to
South Carolina. Quite number of cannon
were offered az Troy on Friday morning and
peremptorily refused. They Sill conse-
ousrtly have 70 sock some other mode Of
transportation to New York city.
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II ETTERS TES tAMFNrARY on the Estate of
l. 4 John Jarrett. late of TIA. o. twp, decd,
granted to the undersigned. who requests all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to make I'M
mediate pay ynent. and all those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN THOMPSON, Ex'r.
Ian 81 ,el At
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What is Conservatism.

We notice that number Of Democratic
sheets, and their attendant demagogues, are
assailing the Republican party as lacking in
conservatism. because its leaders refuse TO ac-
cept The thousand and one plans of aeccr-
mediation prepared for them by the Cons'i-
tution-tinkers at Washington. Some have
even gone SO far as to aver that if civ,l war
Is the result of The present complications. the
guilt thereof i'll fall on the Republicans
Under any other circumstances a charge of
this character would deserve only contempt,
but at the present time the prevalence of
such an idea, ridicslous as it is May posi-
bly, have serious consequences. Still, we
have very little to say IN reply. more than
this: Conservatism is not cowardice-it does
not mean desertion Of fundamental princi-
Piles Of right ard wropg-it does not imply
the surrender of the Government into the
hands of a vicious and r-bplious people
and more than nl. it does not mean giving
up Of the future d.s,inies of this great and
free republic to the domination of clique Of
slave breeding oligarchs So far az we can
see no; hing less thar entire and eternal sub
missi,n would satisfy the demands If the Sc
csssion leaders. They will have the whrle
or mons. They will rule or ,uin. This be-
fS tue Cdsc, ne utlIef6 tDdt tit ~ puCIl-
cans, and the more reasonable Dem ats.
are prepared to fully endorse the firm and
manly position If their representatives.
Such Submission as the South demands is out
of the questio and such concessions as we
could reasonably grant, without sacrifice
Of horror or principle, wou'd be unavaiIng
therefore we must stand firm. If nothing
but q fight will answer the purposes Of the
rebels, much as all true patriots would regret
it. fight they can have. If they must at
tack United States forts. ships, srsenals and
custom houses. the Government must defend
the national property and punish all rioters
and rebels with due severity. States. as
States. are not recognized in this quarrel -
There is NOT. and cannot be- any such thing
rs =" coercion of Srare"-Goyer yerument deals
altogether with individual men, owing ale
glance to the United States. - Harrisburg
Telegraph.
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AY e RS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
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They stimulate the functions
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HEAD QUARTERS. CENTRE BATTALION
Pine Grove Mills, Jan. Ist 1861.
To the Companies Of Centre Battation.
In view Of our present
exis ting National difficulties and in obedience to
the orders Of our commanding officer Brig. Gen
Jonathan Wolf, you are hereby notified to be in
readiness to march. at days notice to defend
the Constitution and the Union, should the Gov
, rnment need your services.
LIRVIN ROSS.
Commanding.
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CTRAY.-Came to the reidence of the suhscri-
y Der in Ferguson township, about the 9Th of
August, white yearling steer, with red spots
and small crop off the right ear.
Jan. 81 '6l-4t. J.I ROSS.
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II ETTERS of Administration on tho Estate or
4 Fred'k. Shank, late of Howard twp, decd,
granted u the undersigned who reque SITS ali per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to make inn
mediate payment, ahd those have claims to pro-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
allaa CHRISTIAN SHANK, admir-.
Jan. "a, '6l.-St
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Axe Factory & Houses For Rent.
.YEyllE Bellefonte Axe Factory. capa bic 0
H furnishing twenty dozen axes per day
now in the occupancy Of Harvey Mann.
ALSO,
The dwelling house on High Street. with or
without the frame building adjoining. now
occupied by J. v. Thomas. For particulars
apply TO WM. A. IloMAo
{ Bellefonts, Dec. l3. '60-6s.
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As a Family Phxsie.

FToni DT. q. ". tEitirfIg7it lNei0 U7fednF.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

nS We have this day stricken from our
exchange list The Centre Democr Ut and The
Central Press, beth republican, papers pub
!ished at Bsllefonte. Pa their editors in
their last issues having proven themselves
liars, villihers AID blackguards.
D. S DUNHAM.
Oh. Mr. Dunhan, how could you? Indeed
indeed, we don't know what we w,u DO if
you stop the Watchman. Where are we to
ger our blackguard articles If you don't send
us your paper? You don't know how you
will Inconvenience user you would not strike
us from your books. Our family likes your
paper it is so handy. We have not used any
cologne about the house since we got 1.-THE
boys say it makes such good kindl,ng and
shasing paper, and then we have tied up all
our apple butter crooks with it. Now. Mr.
Dunham. don't be so heartless-de Sc nd US
the Hatchman, or a lock of your hair.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla-.

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Headache, ,sIekneadaele, Foul Stomach
Lrnm ur. td,pnd Roud. Baltimore.


DEAR BRo AYEn tcannot answer you iDiat eomplslnts
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Bilious liver Com pI.

From D,. Theodore Bell, 0f Ntsu lorI, Giy.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

IN LEYDEN 4 CO., have Just received a 6rs
~. assortment Of Fan and Wiater Goods wh'oa
they offer very low for cash or esasry produces
Nov. S, 1850, tt. ESD -.
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HARDWARE STORE

opened
HARDWAR STORE
in the Room formerly occupied by Wilson Bro.
on the Northwest corner of tho Diamond. They
have selected their stock with great care, and are
to sell goods from ffty to one hundred
per cent lower than be had at any other place
The ladies are particr iarly invited to call and
examine their sssort ment of cutlery. They ear
nesty solicit liberal portion of the public pa
tronage, and will take every pains to please.
They have constantly on hand variety Of
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
Rifles, Shot Guns, and Locks Of every descrip-
CROSS CUT, MILL AND CIR RCULAR SA IYS,
And all varieties of
HAND BACK, GRAFT(NG AND PANNEL
SA VS.
Broad, Hand and chopping Axea. Butchers slsay~
er aud choppers.
DRAWING KNIVES, HAMMERS, HATCH
ETh, CHISLES. and AIDES.
hay, MANURE
AND SPREADING FORKS.
EDGE TOOLS or EVERY DIES GRIP TION.
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE. ~
PAINT AND BUSTING BRUSHES,
NAILS, PAINTS, OIL, GLASS & PUTl v.
COIL OIL AND LA.lfS
SADDLER Y HARD WARE.
Coach TRIAnI0
Also, COFFIN FIXTURES,
Ard every thing that is generally kept in well
regulated Hardware Store. Terms Cash.
- BAXTRESSER & CRIST.
Bel,efonte, april &c, '60.-y.
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DEPARTMENT. CT THE lSTguoE, I
u T. Sflt I,h is5H- r

WHaHIIBtVIi d ktUI ]
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-31

nw- Wishing to publish the proceedings
of the meeting on Wednesday We delayed our
paper somewhat this weak.
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Jan. "a, 1s6.

A o. FURST,- ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
II. BELLlFoNTE, Pa, will attend promptly to
all busiasss entrusted to his care. Office On
Northwest corner of the Diamond.
Will practice in the seerval Courts Of Centre
and Clearfeld counties. jan. "a, 'el If.
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Constipation, Costtveness, Suppression,
Rheunatisna, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, ctc.

system and purity G.s fosi.a'HsY ue UoAt
JOHN u. NEAGiAM NJ. d.
Combination Costiveness, Suppression,
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the progrnitor OF others that believe
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From Ms Rer. Dr. HaaUses, cfHs Methodist Es C,sea.
PULASKI IIousE. Savannah, Ga. Jan. 0, 1856.
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