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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

W MONTH"; Z ! III TEkDS af}.SS'o PRESIDENTS
ex members and oitizsns Of hi. Ds.rios, sbc
wish TO sustain our ongiral orgsnization are re-
ii on Tuesday, EVENING G ns.s {Sss,ss
os5 S,h, ISS' at ~ O'CLOCK. On that evening
omoers VIII be elected for the Comeany and
SHOULD there be sufhoient number prearnt 70 en4
roll themselves into q regiment, officers win be
oiScteo LOT tae companies ss soon "a filed
By ORDER of the Committee. oc ao-lv%
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A PRossECT CT Z" A Frss IN rHK FAMILY -
The New York TribEns, by some legerdemain,
procured from the War Department, and published
Yesterday General Stones report Of the battle of
BARS Blum and Gen. Tbomas's report to Secre-
efy Cameron In the Fremont imbroglio. That
10, In advance Of the rest Of the press. Theupshot
VIII "a feroclous war on the part of the New
York Herald and TInI.s upon Secretary Cameron.
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Hon JOHN c. BREckISRIpsK--ThisR sailsmsn
has published manifesto 10 the people Of Ken.
lucky. IL 10 dated at Bowling Gaeen, and be say
sion from home that he could place hss feet on
tne soii Of Kentucky. In IL be resigns his seat a
sHemoer Of the Senate Of the United States, say.
las," exchange, with pLood satisfaction. a term
81 AZ Yean In the Cnited Ststes Senate Cor the
lDHskct Of a soldier
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PHohorED.-James Fishback, Of Illinois, has
been promoted from a class cIerkship CsI2OO)
70 second class clerkship (sliOO,) In the Third
Auditors Once Of the Treasury.
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IL Commodore Breeze, recently relieved by
Com faulding as commandant Of the BROOKLYN
navy-ysrd, hes taken up his residence in Phiia-
delphis
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IL The employees Of the Charle.town navy
yard, on receiving their pay last Monday, gave
one days wages for the benefit Of the Massachu-
seus soldiers, The sum donated amounts to
5000
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IL Edward Kendall, the celebrated bugle
Player. died At his residence In Boston on satur.
osY, OF consumPtion His age was 81 years Fes
military bands of Boston, and has been the lesder
OF seVera OF them. He also Travelled abroad. and
war.e.er be went bis bugle playing excited the
kI0'es wonder. He was doubtless the best Der.
IoImsf On mat instrument In the world Those
WHO nave heard him, play the w God no q uIck-
STEP, or the "winsiow Blues Qufckstep' - can
never fofget hIm.lE aaal
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f aas Ifss ySs sI ssSn ptss!s h.,

Branch s SaicsagxS Psnnsyly.nis avenue. between
Corns, Bsniens, Soft Corns. CalIositse.. Club
Nets. end MAILS penetratins the fesh, re- CURED
patient As07 - ~
=. The Boot or Shoe can be worn immedistsly sfter
a re ny RUE OF science, sueh al surgeons VII
His CHARGES are cutie moderate, tr,f,ps ipoeed.
the sufferer ~ ~Ne'es
city. = - - = 80 - Wa VI sAis
persons attsndsd At their rooms or rssideuaas
~ eve /. nst f5th and isth SITS. - .os I i,ns
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W. NOTICE.
Beg leave to oall the attention of Oncers
OF tne Army 70 our verI extensive Assort. A
m n.s o. al CLASSES Of EQUIPMENTS,A and 81
Cloth and Doestin Cashmere, which We NJ
variant vii retain Its color. OuT escort -.
Caps ladigo dye), superior Flannel Shirts. Ter
s,nss, sword Knots, Gold and leather BugIea,
now compltt e, and We are well satisfied thai An
lar. - HINTON = TEEI
90 26-Im Merchant Tabor, No. lO6 Pa Az
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HBG!0sM a .A." y. s .ENG!NRERs-
n be sIstsd @ iii sSis conssns 70 fiSS s mss
t nan q hxea BY law.l0 men. Inquire st No.
besides food and clothing, auiy N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

GREAT RUSH FoR sEyKNTH STEEL
~ t28et some Of the Ersei b$sEaies o5s,sd ~ y
Cass. No. 40 ssvena ST. osposiss Pot o.
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OFFICE,
~ To ar wuoM ~ M VTGIo5ER ~; 1861.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
.. Nouce 10 hereby given that Licenses given 70
hqa.rs wines and oordials 70 groceries,, dry goods
i haE,re, me, hedieines, Pc famery. watches and
onans; s.so 70 Keepers of haoknsy osrriases and
fec ;on.F' oil isfS aoLes ten-pin alleys and CON
oc c 10 oia ron brass copper, &e viii expire
On tne 4th day Of Noyember next, and thai
ten days after that time, 'oo is1ao
90 % urNov. SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS .
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AUCTION SALES

By GREEN a WILLIAMS. A,.,io,.-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITUREsn .
uRbnS d tsss e Ssy ns A. a. AserIGs.Ois lf
Of our Store, No. sas seventh ss,st. 81 oi SS,
large and sxesllsnt sssortn.r, Of Bo,..,.,.
Al.s, Fiifis. Of Butter c..l. Of en-. H.D...
With q large lot ofOthsr ARTICLES. which 30.
90 sI.s Ss & sfir;'' WILLIAMS, A.,
By &c: MesUIRE 4 co. Asotioaesr.
aftSkk sBa s kP2EskAJ5oSSg QS,os
Sat, st * oooet. a. the xuctoh Room. v s,ss
,hs SslssT.,.d Naf.sry d 'yss Der S ssi .sS.
Sing HysnOinths. Tulips, Crces,, Sass,,.s,s.a
riris. Ga, 40.
0e q LReRl &c. MCGUIRE CO., A.o,.
BY BOTELER a WILSON, Auctope.,,-
SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR-
- SIIvnn. Fsr OIL P.IsrISss, suvI PlsTIp
the late residence OF Hon !. p Benjamin. coma
Of 20 ssf iFi SSk GsiS:s d bs:
fs.nsasIs s az ssfsH, % ssSP e Hos,s
sss.rss 81 h a. acc Ts ps s ssit.s
Etns t m.S Sn.mee5 Curtains, Marble Bust,
Tapestry, Vel -tt, 8rus..ls, and other Carpets,
s s1d MsSSs SSS Gssss Cabinets. With
w.Inas and %;hos.n, w..sst.nd.. with marble.
Spring Mattresses, Bolstsrs and rulovs,.
A srse And very superior eollscIon Of Silver
Waters, Gators. Covered Dishes.
salt Cellars. Grvy Dishes: Pitchers, Spoons,
tsse: cksfns and 9tssr h Dishes. Sugar Dishes.
Coffee an Tea Pots, Casters, &c.,
Elegant French Gilt Clock anc Crndelsbr.s
IwePty Two hne Oh Paintings, BY old masters,
m, OF tre2t value, -,
Fine Bronze, Large Msntel and Pier Gissses,
Lounges, French China AID Crystal Glassware,
Ssh s9' ssssI e.. o.
s'!e POsitlGIf; Tens "a O 81 II ,ssas. p,.
ocSd BOTELER & WILSON, Aacts.
s4 MSKsNS N.E.SY
% "' SSffffSs stws ltHs5s p, as.i
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AactiOuseTs.
T. JEwsIRI -seoond-bsnd- Gold and Silver
Watches, Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. Breast
s' %eif st. Boas sss
Pistols, SI ser-plsteo Ware. Fancy Articles, and
large lot Of other ARTICLES we deem unnecessary 70
I'm MGNDAx: the 9Th e Ncysgss.; z: shall
10 Day until ali is sod, very eIssnsivs ss,o1
ment Of the above meniioncd and other goo Ss, cod
on account Of whom Il may concern.
oo S sa 01'n' tSsREESsotSs WILLIAMS, Aue...
A UCTIoN SALES IN PHILADELPHIA
VIM sSs SMITH Smith, s~ ssd, s. sss
Regular sales. TUESDAY and SATURDAY
p,r.T .,.. M nS pns Ct 6 10 2 m. u,a-
Fancy Goods. soaps, Oils, brushes, &o. 40,
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III PPEE iP Ar METROPOLITAN
siphsrs having taken the house SIC Eleventh a.,
i, hs re- coansoted with the Police Of the city
genera complaint boob win be opened, and sis
nisint. sts eincssrd to call and enter any ooul-
I se 10 "e pohss or 3 heath Sf ths city;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

u ALO ROBES
II FOR SALE,
EMILE pGsRE's.
90 S-H $40 Pa. avenue
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WIN. n. SMITH, GsssroI lsefiossr,
sos Chestnut St, above 5th.
Regular sales TUESDAY and SATURDAY
Mornings Ut 10 q M.
Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Hardware.
Esncy Goods soaps, Oils, brushes, Ao. 40.
Foreign and Domestic Va ines and Lie uors.
1000 lots ever Thursday Morning. oo Il In
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HORSE FOR SALE-A heavv Draught Horse
H for sa e, on I'd It, In roar of 534 Pa avenue.
90 % q
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~ SHAWLS
full supply OF Plain and Fancy Silks, at the old
"A A eomPete assortment of Mourning and Glossy
New lots of lo-. medium and fine Dress Goods,
Ladies' kId Gloves, ali oolyrs and sizes, best
quality.
Ore prIoe only, marked in plain figures.
PERRY Il BRO,
Penn. avenue and 9th street,
oo S-5t "Perry Building"
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W DRY GOODS.
w Have receiver and are now Offering for sale
q large and vel assorted stock Of foKIIsN and
DcMksT!c Day GooDs. to which we would respect
fee ing confident inst We can sill them AZ as low
prices as o,n be had in this or either of the Eas
DEvRIEs STEPHENS q CO,
Wholesale Dry Goods ID slers,
No 312 Baltimore st bit Howard and
90 . wv Liberty St, GMarhI4 Front
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NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOAKS!
TOMORROW CFRIDAYD, Nov. Ist,
RBsuLAR WINTER OPENING OF
CLOTH CLOAKS, SICQUES, CIRCULARS
COATS, &c, &c
All of the New Styles. at very moderate prices.
At MAXWELL'S
Cloak and Fancy Sto o,
0c 81 81 32S Pa. avenue
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLAINFIELD ACADEMY, Mar CARLISLE.
Il PA.-Slst session On veeksl Commences No
vember Thorough instruction and the comforts
Of home. Circulars at Star Once Will L< AZ
Martins Hotel October 18th or address,
K, X. BURNS,
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II
The means Of transportation across. of the ann;
cheney OF which be (Baker) was to be Judge was
detailed, and authority given him to ma he use of
,ne gun. OF section each Of Vaughan Is and Bunt-
ing's batteries together with rench' q mountain
howifzers, all the troops Of his Brigade and the
Tammany regiment, beside the Nineteenth and
part OF the Twentieth regiments Of Massac husetts
Volunteers, and left Il to his discretion. after
viewing the ground, to retire from the Virginia
shore under the cover Of bis guns and the Are of
the large infantry force, or to pass our reinforce
ments In case he found Ii practicable and the DO
sition on the other side favorable 1 stated that
l wished no advance made unless the enemy
were Of inferior force and under no circumsa
10 pass beyond Leea6urg, or strong position be.
e., the Manassas road. Col Baker was cautioned
In reference to passing artillery across the river
and begged II he did do so TO see IL well ann
ported by good infantry The General pointed
OF the river, from which artillery could act with
ELECT on the other, and, leaving the matter of
crossing more troops or retiring what were alread
owe, 70 n,s aiscreuon, gave him entire control Of
getic ofdcer left me about 8 a. m or haIf-nast q
and galloPed of quickly to his command.
Re-enforcements were rapidly thrown 10 the
Engnha sac 6y zen. Gorman, at Edwards
vanced cautiously and steadily to the front and
right, while the infantry lines were formed In
such positions a to act rapidly and In concert In
thrown by Lieut.. Woodruff Parrot guns into The
woods beyond our lines as they gfaduaily on.
tended, care being taken to annoy the vicin}tv of
the battery on the right. Messengers from Har.
rson's Island informed me, soon after the arriya,
OF Col Baker opposite the island, that he was
crossing his whole force a. rapidly an possible
and that he had caused an additional fat- boat IN
be RATED from the canal into the river, and had
provided q line to cross the boats more rapidly.
In the morning sharp skirmish took place be-
tween two companies Of the 10th Massac husetts
and about 100 Mississippi Rihemen, during which
n W NJ he
Devens then fell back in good order on Col. Lee,s
position, Presently he again advanced, his men
behaving admirably, fighting, retiring and ad-
Vahcing In perfect order, and exhibiting every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

NEW SUPPLIES IN CLOTHS, CASSI-
meres and VestinEs. of qualities that can be
relied on. at less than the ual prices in standard
plain colors and select fsnoJ STYLES
With al kinds Of Dry Gods for the general and
special wants Of families and nousekeepers.
floors. "
One price only marked in plain figures,
PERRY BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth ST.,
oc 81 ~ "Perry Building.u
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
To tho Military of Centre County.

The Military of Centre County are among
the best drilled, and the best equipped, in
the State. We have long fels just pride in
eur citizen soldisry, believing them to be as
brave and resolute set of fellows as could
be found anywhere. Until now. our Compa
nies have been used as Nero ornaments. but
she time has arrived when they can be of
use. In thirty days from this writing, the
Troops will be on their march from Pennsyl-
vania to the seat of war. and. shall it be said
that Centre County's sons are not as chival-
rous and loyal to the Constitution and the
Union, as the people Of other portions of the
"old Commonwealth ?" No! no, they would
spurn, with scorn, su,h an imputation upon
their courage and patriotism. Centre coun-
" will do her whole duty in the contest for
the Union, but let her not procrastinate.-
Gov. Curtin is every day receiving scores OF
applications from Companies, all over the
State, asking to be put on the list frat CAP
tains of Centre county, what are you doing !?
Send in your applications quick, or you will
be too late. There will be, at least, seventy
thousand men who will tender their services
10 the State. Not one-haif of these will bo
accepted, for the Government will not need
them. Among those that are accepted, We
would like to zee the Companies of Centre
County. Remember, soldiers. the rule in
war is, first come first served" If then,
you want hand in the glorious work Of
crushing treason and rebellion in sour dear
native land" you must apply at once. or you
will be too late. Send in your applications
Immediately, and ANDY" will do his native
County the honor to place her sons high or
the list. Capt. Dunlap and Capt. McFar-
land, do you hear? We want to see the
"Cameron Infantry" and the Dragons .
applications fled right away, go they will
some within the limits of :he requisitisr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
REGISTERS NOTICE.

TIME following accounts have been examin ed
and passed by me, and kemain filed of rec
ord in this flee for the inspection of Heirs Leg
atees, Credito rs and al others in any way inter
ested, and will be presented to the next Orph MS
Court of Centre county, to be held at Belleronte
on Tuesday the day of January next for al
lowance and confirmation
Ist. The account of T. M. Hall Admir-. of Geo,
SwaItz. of Spring township, decd.
3D. The account of E G. Humes. Executor OF
John Seibert, late of Benner twp decd.
Sd. The account of Jacob S. Shope and Enan'
uel Shrozer, Adm'rs. Of Adam Shrozer, late of
Boggs twp, decd.
4th. The account of John Ruble. Admir-. of Jao.
Houder late of Marion twp. decd.
5th The account Of John Rishel, Guardian of
Susan, Anna George and Mary Crawl, minor
children Of VIM. Krawl, late of York Co., deed.
6th The account Of John w. Shol,. Execr. OF
decd.
7th. TIE account of W. A. White, Exec'r. of
Chas. Dingee, late of Walker twp. decd
Sth. The account of Michael Ulrich, Guardian
of .dary and Rebecca Kunk}e, minor children OF
John Kunkle, late of Potter twp decd.
9th. The account of Samuel Beachdel and Mel
son Askey, Exec'rs., of Christian D. Bechde, late
Of Liberty twp, decd.
10th. The account of Robot G oheen, Admir-. OF
Jane Goheen. la to of Ferguson twp, decd.
11th The account of John Teats, Admir-, of
David Bartholomew, late of Walker twp. deed.
18th. The 6ual account of jeremiah Kline,
Admir-, of Dauiel Kline late Of Gregg township,
decd
18th. The account of Samuel Meyers, Admir-,
of Wm. MeGhee, late of Miles twp, decd.
WM. H. LoNGWELL, Register.
Registers Office, Bellefonte,
Centre CO., Dec. "a, '6e. tc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
Pennsy,.vania Legislature.

Both branches of the General Assembly Of
this State were promptly organized. on
last Tuesday week, by the election ct rs
publican officers throughout.
Rober. NJ. Palmer, of Scnuylkill. was cho'
sen Speaker of the Senate, having 70 votes,
4 Mcclure, absent and Shindel 3.
Mr.. Errett, of Pittsburg. was reelected
Ulsrk. Mr.. Ramsdell, of Venango Assist
ant.
Sergeant at Arms-uerman Yerkes and j
r. M'Afee.
Door-Keer.rs-John G. Martin, }. B.
ueines and George Bubh.
Mes;engers--W ii. Huddleson and Will
bnr G. Brewer. lof Danville American }
Lbrarian-Wm IN. P. Brady.
Ia the H..use, Elisha w. Davis. of Venan'
10. the candidate Of the Railroad Compa-
nies was chosen Speaker, having Il Votes
10 II for DR.. Hill of Muntgomery-2 Demo
Gratis absent.
Clerk-E. II. Rauch, of Lehigh county.
Assistant--E. w. Caperon. of Chester.
Transcribing Clerks-C. w. Walker, oi
pbiladelphia w. II. D,nniston, Pittsburg
". A. Nichols, MKean John Il. Porter,
Sehuylkil.
POST Masser-I A. Woodhoufe. Wayne.
Sergeant r. MntbeNs, Phil
adelphia.
Assistants-James Gubers. Philadelphia
j. C. Ssurdevant, Crawford John Meeklin,
Armstrong Casper Gang. Allegheny.
Asor Keeper-E. D. Picket. Erie.
Assistants--W Gaidy. PhiladSlphia j.
r. Miller, Lawrence Wm. D Wis, Brad
t-d Hanrv Hough Burks
Messenger II. G. Gibson Mercer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
COURT PROCLAMATION.

VIZ HEREAS the Hon. Samuel Linn, Presi-
w dent Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in the twenty fifth Sudical District, consisting Of
the counties of Centre, Clearfeld and Gin oD, and
the Hon. Henry Barnhart, and VIM. Burch6eld,
Esqr's, Associate Judges in Centre Co., having is
sued their precept to me directed. for holding a
Court of ommon Pleas, Quarter Sessions, Or
pnans' Court, Court of Oyer and Terminer, and
General Jail Delivery at Bellefonte, for the
ty of Cen tire, and to commence on the third Mon
day of January, it being the 2sth day, and con-
tinue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of the Peace Constables of the said county of Gen.
tre, that they be then and there in their proper
p rsons at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day
with their records, inqusitions, examinations and
their other remembrances, to do those things
which to their Offices appertain to be done, and
those who are bound in recognizances to prose-
cute against the prisoners that are or shall be IN
the Jail Centre county, be then nd there to
prosecute agains them as sha' be just.
Given under my hand at Bellefonte the Sd day
of January, A. D., 1861, and in the S5th year oi
the indie pendence of the United st ates.
GEO. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Bellefonte, Centre CO.,
Penn'a., Jan. 3, 1861 -tc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
OHRR1FFs SALE,

y By virtue of writ of Venditioni
Exponas issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Centre county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed for sale at public outcry, at the
Court House in BellefJnte, on Monday the 2Sth
day of January next, all the interest of the de-
fendant, being the one undivided fourth part OF
all that certain tract or portion of land situate in
the township of Rush in the county OF Centre,
and the township of Decatur in the county of
Clearfeld, containing Seventeen Hundred and
FIVE Acres and allowance, being held in commln
with A. G. Curtin, D. I. Pruner, and Jonn M.
Hale, all of which said premises are described ny
metes and bounds in mortgage given by the said
Jos. J. Linge to the said Wm H. Blair, dated Stn
September 1857, and recorded in the Office for the
recording of Deeds in Centre county, in mortgage
Book E, page 81. DC.
Seized and taken in execution and 70 be sold as
the property of Jos. J. Lingls
ALSO,
All the right. title and interest OF defendant IN
the undivided one fourth part of certain tract OF
land situate in Walker tow lship, bounded as fUls
lows: On the North aHd East by lands of Simon
Beck and others, West by VIM. Lee, and South
by the Nittany Mountains, containing 100 acres,
of which 100 are cleared, thereon erected two
story Dwelling House, Barn and small Tenant
House, with the improvements and appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property of Patterson Dingee.
ALSO,
Two certain lots of ground situate in the toTR-
ship of Haines, fronting North on turnpike. and
adjoining lot Of Thomas Hosterman on the West,
and on the East and South by lands of John E.
M otz and others, fronting ON turnpike one hun>
dred and twenty feet, and running back two hun
dred feet. Thereon erecte large and well fin
ished Dwelling Hous with the Improvements and
appurtenances.
Seized, aiken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John Motz i Solomon E:lingsr, part
ners, lately trading under the firm of Mot. d Es-
linger.
ALSO,
A certain tract Of land situate in Ferguson town
ship, it being part of certain tract of land sur
yeyed in the name Of james McGrau, Jas. Boggs,
Michael Rodman, VIM. Elliot Alexander Clay,
Henry Davis and John cochran, containing nine-
ty>,wo acres and fifty three perches. and allows
ance, on which is erected a small house and barn.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of John Greim.
Sheriff's Office. GEO. ALEXANDER,
Dec. 22nd 1850. Sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10
CONSTIPATION OR cosrlvsnEss.

No one of the " many ills flesh is heir to" is SO
pr evalent, go little understood, and so much ne,
elected CostiYeness. Often originating in care
les-ness, or se1eRtary habits it is regarded as
slight disorder of toe little consequence to excite
anxiety, while in reality it is the precur and
companion of many of the most fatal ann danger
Gus diseases, and unless early eradicated it wiu
bring the sufferer to untimely grav. Among
the lighter evils of which cosiveness is the usual
attendant Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, FUal
Breath, Piles and others of like nature, while
long train of irghtful diseases, such Malignant
Fevers Abeesses, Dysentery, Di lrrhaa, DJspsp-
sin, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris.
Hyposhondriasis, Melancholy and Insanity, frat
indicate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom, Not unfrequenty the dis.
eases named originate in Constipation, but take
an independent existence unless the case is Grad
icar cd in an early stage. From all these eonsid-
ersions it follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs, and on
the first appearance of the complaint. as their
timely use will expel the insduous approaches Of
diseases and destroy this dangerous foe to human
life.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-10

What President Fillmore Did.

Some ten years ago, when President Fill
more occupied the White House, South Car
oina got up her secession movement because
California was admitted into the Union,
without being cut in two. making one slave
and the other free State Now, though Mr..
Fillmore was an amiable man, chock-full OF
peace principles, what did he do? Why he
quietly put into Fort Muultrie strong body
OF troops, without asking their leave. The
gay and gallant Palmettos awoke enc fine
morning and found this awkward fact suo-
denly staring them in the face; whereupon
their chivalric Governor waxed wroth and
applied to President Fillmore for an expla-
nation. Sir" was the answer, "tbe Presl-
dent of the United States is not responsible
for bis official eonduct to the Governor OF
South Carolina" The amiable President.
then in office, did not particularly affect leo.
nine or heroic qualities; but he understood
his duty to the Constitution he was sworn TO
support. and his vigorous mode of confront
ing rebellion nipped it in the bud to the
great satisfaction of everybody except the
combustble and explosive Palmettos. If
the pusillanimous "old public functionary,"' ;
row at the bead of the government. had bad
the forecast discretion and spirit. two
months ago, to do his plain duty. he would
not now be the object of universal contempt
and derision.- Telegraph.