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DEHETtPTOny AUCTION SALE OF VAL
L UABLE FARM WITH A GRlsT MILL THERON TOGETH.
Ea WITH TIE FNrIRE STOCK or Ck0Ps p RMING IMpLF-
hENTs, &C., on TIE NEW CENTRAL R0AD, ~ MILES FROM
TIE CITY, Gubscbe,s business IN the city recurring lis
undivided attention. will proceed sell public Aucton upon
the premises WEDNESDAY the lst day hsy ecmrnencnz
AZ II O'clock NJ the Farm upon which h. latsy resided stu
ated the Ce trail Ioad In cnrc3 equity mil from
the city The property viii be subdy!1ed and sold follows
1t The HOUSE TRACE containing 100 highly Inn
ed a-d which there has been eeded % bushes Wheat
and tea OF which well set in clover
The Improvements comfortable wosory Dwelling contain
Ing Eve with essry outhouStS such stable barns
Sheds &c. all in perfect order.
2i tract Of LAND containing about so acres with beaui
fu building Bite thereon excellent water and abundance
Earl easy Of
Sd Of LAND conaring about % acres known as the
NIL Tract upon which there Tlst M Ia complete order
large mill Jond Which has eicslen. trade
location for any Desiring TO In the Ice business
Immediately alter the sale OF the Real Estate, will be
entire stock Crops Farming Implements and many oh ar
cles too mention In an advertisement.
TERMS SALg-Ror the real estate oneourth cash. bal
upon 10 and Is months for negotiable notes
with interest added secured by trust iced
1861 70 be paid by the purchasers For the peroDa property
Of 60 under cssh that amount months credit
for approved negotiable notes, with Interest added
For further particulars reference Is made to the scrbcr
18th, between franklin Streets the suctoueers
The usual crops will be seeded ard the farm kept perfect
der until the day a. sale b. W. ROPER
JAS NJ. TAYLOR Pos. Auct5.
Ps-A plat ofthe property be seen at the Office ofhe
auctioneers
ap9-ctIs J. NJ A CON
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MARINE NEWS

MARIN NEWS
pORT or RIC.nCND, april 10.
uss uArEs rrsDlY. o'OlOCE.-sUs 59g, SITS ssh
ARRIVED,
Steamship YORKTOWN Parrish York, mdss and paIsengrs
steamer George Peabody Pr;ehard, Balsre nds0 and
Itnsers d. a ". Curris
shr Arson, Ward, down the liver light
Mary Elita. Mor-cock, 1oWa he river HghL
4" Wm james Wallace, down tte river Light
MEMO kANDA.
sa 1-ne Grant swain on Rio, below In the river, opPO-
ste Nar.A
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WOoD.s NoHTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE

w HERRINGS
80 half bbs OF n O. Family Roe Her1i,g, Woods brand,
81 bills Of n G Family Herring, Woods brand,
ibis. Of n. o. Family Cut Herr'ngs, Woods brand,
100 bbls OF Fa1y Flour, that cannot be turp.ssed,
10 chests superior Green Gunpor der and bAcs Teas
5OJ bushels OF n oG such Bran, BiownstuG and Ship
stuff
1000 bales OF Timothy and Clover Hay,
100 bales OF Oats
goo Queen City Hams,
Old Humgardntr whisky, 0ard Brandy and Champagne
Wines Of the very best quality.
For sale on the reasonable terms by
R0BT. A. y DABNEY,
Garner of BROAD nd tie Theatre
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

L6G. p. DAVENPORT, Aucrs.
CHOCRUlT.s, ac.. AT hUCTION.-On tn mrs.
VI day, 18th April win SELL al 10 O'Clock, Auction
Store, an assortment of CIR ceries viz
Refined Suga's
MossEes In bbs
Portland syrup In bbls
Csndlgs, Soap, ard starch
Green and Black Teas
Pure Molasses Rum
Western Rectined whisky
Superior Ole Byd DO
French Brandy
Champagne and Port Wines
also,
500 Slides Sole Leather
TEsxs-Unier 500 cash. 800 and months credit APP
proved paper.
api5-d LAC. d. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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% TUES AVID FyREEyS SUPERIOR FRESH
ZC ORANGE COUNTY BUTLG Just received by steamer York

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout Vie State
~ respectfully Informed that the Commissioners appointed
by the purpose obtaining accousments &C. have r.de
contracts Items they delivered at this
ps they issued Immediately according 10 priority q date
Of orders. CHARLES DlNhOCK,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
Richmond. Va. January :, 1861. jalO-u
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CLASs-wARE-Compris GobeS Tumbers Wines,
W Chgmpagaes Lemonades Ale and Lager Bee Glasses sal
vtrs Finger bowls Glas Pickle 81 nds Hyrlp Pitchers Glass
Tubes smp Cellars Fish G ber Gc for sale 1t the China
and use Furn!shin; ltore Of THOS A. BULKLEY CO.,
apis 1871 Main street
CIIILDREE;S CiRRIAGcS.-An new and beautiful
~ Of Chiren Carriages from the nnest the chespett
quality, for sale ny THoS. A BULKLAY co
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- WoRxs.-For the first time since the con-
has become exhausted, or nearly So IN e0nse-
,,e rroirsetcd fresSet in the river-eAus'ng
of The pumps TIC n mains s.5 I Sy @seT from
osli - into them By The steam FIRE engine. IL
De b''n sbatcs the pumps will be pat to work again
BE- ife', - ~. dav Ia the meantime Let the water
p s,5r,rts be used with the strc'es; economy
so1 v Council had adopted the plan for erecting the
90 ...s-voir 40 urgently recommended Two years ago
y "a IN tbis unpleasant pred'oameuI
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49, SPECIAL EOTkCE.
$50 OOO WORTH OF Elegant DRY GOODS, AT AND BELOW
COST FOR CASH ONLY, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
consequence Of the general financial deriasement through
out the y have determined to sell of superior and
desirable stock OF .
sacrifice 10 close business, possible.
We offer this day every article prime cost FROM paper OF
needles up the richest silks brought 70 this country
In Housekeeping Goods stock Is large and complete,
consisting Of
Table Dsmask,
Linen shee,ings
Pillow Case Liners,
Towels, Hrckaback, &c &c.
soendd elegant Dress Silks and all the latest
ves OF French English fabrics for ladies and cdrens
dresses for Spring, Winter and Summer.
Enbt oldeTes, Hosiery,
Gloves and Handkerchief,
shavls, Cosks and Nantes,
shirtings, sheetlngs Planncb and Blankets, OF
" Irish Lioens and Diapers
BombGznss and Black Alpacss.
Large stock OF goods and winter clothing
Purchasers are invited 10 call for themselves
A. X. PARKER CO.,
No l43 Main street, EAGLE Square.
NB-A peesons indebted 70 will please csl and settle their
accounts without delay longer indulgence will not be given
mh5 A. K.P.& co.
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ALEXANDER's sSLANEAU,

For restoring he Natural Coior of he Har OUt Staining
he Skin, and Without PrepdrdtCa
SIMPLE application, producing any shade color,
brown tobeaut black dependent the number Of spp
cations producing permanent and natural eoSr beau
ful seh, SILKY and glo' sy )pearance
THIS article OF The most extraordinary discoveries Of mod
science dispensing entirely with all preparations trouble
In other Dyes leaving permanent stain smut the
skin and free from any perneOus effects.
This Dye has
NO EQUAL IN TIE woRLD
so,d retail BY all Druggists, and wholesale by
z 4 @. A. WRIGHT,
mh2f-dgm Philadelphia
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SPECIAL 7orsCE TO SEIFrs% %%EA
- A CONSEGNGRSI n. N1Jktevl VI be ~ -szkSstss
her wharf hs morning and VII ts--ase cargo anu receive
frrsht as tNe htshet s-hslles
hour OF her departure VII be announced IN ne morning pa
pers Pr further infoEm4iol, apply 90 49, . -,,,
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NnrI6E.

MEETING ofths Director OF the Rla,cks NAVIGATION Com
a vii b. hell al HALIFAX Court H. use Va On UEsDAf, The
sais-ss. CHCABlNIss, sest'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-16

RicinoSp ApJu lOth, 1851.
,,NWas,Dtg OFFICERS 90 Fcof and Mounted Troops who
btv. procured arcs from el.eEhcrr than the Annoy
Ro-d viii rfel,s sens Department 'he sac OF tcr
bat An order nat anmlIl0n may De prepares Tor hem
vheu needed a..
vUi be- best 10 send tuo bullets cap or two, NE
a.. he cone ana me maze Of thc asker % TIE piece
al, Z. CUaELEs DINNOCK. Col Osdnanc%
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-16

E~ WATKINS az FECKLEN are OPEN
E>5 irg this morning, OF those
Linen Sets collars and -leeves) at rs cts
Beautiful Broche Barge Anglais, very cheap
Elegant Printed 0rglndes
ack Barge Hernsnne
Brilliant Lustered Heavy Black Silks, very low
New Ytyle Black and Colo. Parssos with many other
Spring goods by every arrival
5-Rh silks Bareges Chsies Barge and Fouard Robes
&C. LEFT from auction, will be sold Second noo
at great sacrifice. - -
ars WATKINS FtCkLEN.
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many o. iris Spring, PorAcn oo~stt AZ Ps ?d'e' % be sold
a. l5 cents per ysrt-
90. ia ana see 'l'" 0''''' sAN'L NJ PRICE co.
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lNOR LIVEHPoOE. -The Or class ship SAML ia
IT TARBOX cApee.-. s51r'y a. CITY Fn; wh27e Is SssA
Uhe loaded h'ut delay having on 70 neg eA-' eugas
e. and ready FOR shlPmeuL Pr iEe.h apply 70, -.
Al Ga WAS fALMeh
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oRDyANcV DyP1ETYSVr, sTATE OF

C,INCISNATJ RECTIPIED WHISKY.-2
WOMBLE& CLAIBORNE
agl5-st Noll Re street
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CREsTADORO's HAIR DYE

For all who desire 70 have the color Of their hair changed with
safety certainty and rapy shade they desire Man
ufacured by CHRsrADoR0, Aston House New York sold
everywhere applied by all Hair mhiSdtwlm
gMSBAk e RS PREMIUM BIT
ES% TIERS conceded 10 be the delicious whole
and eHecua tonic in the World used by almost fam
lily VIRGINIA solely for this climate and should be
found in the Of every Southern Family FOR al d
Of the stomach and bowels They fan u make PER
o. DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache &c With pain in the
stomach bowels they give immediate ie' coec: dsoTdered
OVERS and In weak aud debsed persons they viii give vital
energy the whole system They only need trial 70 give them
precedence all other Bes Thee bers be had OF
Mcsrs GRAY PURCELL. LADD CO.. and by all prominent
Druggists city Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia and
North Carolina Also, by O. sToTT CO., Washlngton City d.
O. o.NGY GtiPiN CO. BaItTSTe; B. A FAHNEsIocK co.
ORDERS fied by addressing y. BAKER, Proprietor,
Feb 6-dEc Richmond, Va.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
DO not be Misled

We think il part of our duty always to con,
tradict any slander against our principles or
our party which we may see published in
the WatchmdR or elsewhere, and we hardl Y
ever fail to pei form that duty. But the ar
licle in ihe Wotchman of last week will do its
own work,without any contradic i'm from Us.
1t is SO glaringly false and fooiishly absurd
that it cannot f. il to arouse the Indignation
OF every patriot in the county, and at the
same time create deep feeling of commits.
seration in half of the misled and benigh.-
ed author ef the article. We do sincerely
hope that such pieces will beget spirit Of
inquiry 10 the minds of every honest and
loyal man in the county. The time has come
for people to be independent, to think, to
speak ana 10 A4i ior themselves. man, we
hold, who will do his own reading and think
Ing cannot long remain in that once great
and pow arful, Luz now broken and disband-
ed Organization the Democratic party. In
dependence is hat we want. The Republi-
can cause, which is now the only hope of the
country, eonrts Investigation. 1t seeks the
light. The more intelligent the people, the
more complete and glorious will be the tri,
umph of our great principles, the elevation
of labor, equal rights, and justice tempered
with mercy. We bope our neighbors Of the
HatchmGn will yet live to gee that they are
IN error deep and dark, and when they 90 we
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
Shall It be DESTROYED 2

This beautiful land, shall it be DESTROYED ?
When we think of tne rebellion at the south.
and consider its apparent objects, this is the
question that naturally occurs 20 our mind.
These objects are not to extend the freedom
of speech-the liberty of the press the lie
cense of academies of learning g-the right Of
property in the North-the privilege of the
tranchise-self elevation, protection and ed
ucation. All these rights are already guar
anteed to the people in ell the States. The
Constitution of the United States casts its
broad provisions over the humb hamlet in
the land, to vouchsafe all the rights we have
attempted to enumerate, to all its occupants
No man would acknowledge that he has been
deprived OF the exercise of any Of these, be-
cause the acknowledgment would be the ev-
idauce of his own degradation and abase-
ment. We are ali too proud of such rights to
atmit their infringement. The people in the
South, themselves, are too sensitive and chiv-
alrons to permit the impression to go forth
that they could be oppressed. Tnen what are
they contending for 7 Simply to destroy this
beautiful land. To wipe out freedom and
substitute slavery. To dig down the alters
of pure religion and rear others on which
to sacrifice the interests of noble humani-
ty, love, affection, hope and joy To make
the pulpit mockery by muzzliDg it al ways
Wheel ir seeks the discussion of any sublect
save the adulation Of wrong and the defence
of licentiousness. To bold the press in check
with the lash AMI blind its freedom with the
thong. TO erect barriers in the path of pro.
gress, and compel civilization to cast its tro-
phies at the feet of barbarism. To close the
free schools, because education is inimical 80
oppression. To compel government to rec
ognize the superiority of classes by denying
the right Of whole communities. These are
objects of this rebellion. And with their
achievement follows the destruction of this
beautiful land. Itcannot be otherwise when
the symetry of the Union is attempted to be
marred or destroyed by its dissolution 1t
cannot be otherwise if another Gag floats
from our hill or casts it's shadows in our
vaIiies, to attempt the corruption of the 70
taries of the stars and stripes. IL cannot be
otherwise, if we attempt to erect two shrines
before which to worship liberty-becaus
liberty, like religion, has but one shrine
throughout the world. All the good that we
ever achieved all the majesty of our laws
all th. purity of our system, with the safety
of our policy of government, sink forever
with the success of the rebellion with which
our armies are now contending. It is not a
struggle of right against might It is not
contest even for theory or dogma. The
fight is for an open and admitted wrong on
one side, slavery-while on the other it is
noble combat to save this beautiful land. To
maintain its commonwealth in union and
harmony. To preserve its power unlmpair-
ed at hume and abroad. 70 vindicate its
laws and maintain its authority. This beau
tiful land, SHALL 1T BE DESTROYED !?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
By WEDNESDAY EVENING MAILS.

WARRINGTON. June, 17-Reliable informa-
tion continues to be received that the rebels
are advancing on Fairfax Our troops con-
tinas TO be sent over Tito Virginia as fast as
they arrive here.
lhe District volunteers are in possession
of Leesburg.
1t is believed that the Government will
hang the pirates captured on the privateer
Savannah. There is general feeling in fa-
vor of it here.
The Secretary of the Treasury has his res
port nearly ready for Congress.
The National Lafelltgencer of to-day says.
that unless it receives support from the
North, it will have to suspend. It's clroula
tion among the Union men of the South is
now entirely cut of, and besides, money
owing TO ii at the South cannot be remitteG.
The President, who is busy with his m es-
sage. will, it is said, recommend call for
500 900 men and an appropriation of $780,
600 000 as the sbortess mode of putting down
the rebellion. He has received assurances
from State Governors. Sena ators, Congress-
men and others. that such recommendations
will be approved by Congress and the peo-
pie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
By MONDAY EHENING MAILS.

BALTIMORE, June H. -Crisfeld (Upion) il
elected III The first Congressional DISTRICT
lie has 10 majority in Queen Anne's, 400
in Caroline, and 450 in Dorchester. Henry
(Sscessionist) has 20 in Talbot. 1t is now
believed that the only Union man defeated is
Henry Wiater Davis, and be was beaten by
Henry May, who claims to be an uncompro-
missing enemy OF Secession, and an independ.
ent Union man. He was supported by many
Union men.
Forney is making strong effort to be re-
elected Clerk of the House. lie has u for
midable opponent in Emerson Etheridge, of
Tennessee, an Exmem Der of The House.
Mr. Etherldge is warmly supported by Hon.
Thaddeus Stephens. Col Forneys alleged
interest with Contractors has injured his
prospects very much. In addition to this,
some OF the more ultra Republicans say that
he has already been sufficiently paid for his
.ervices by the party. Col Forney has the
support OF the President.
1t will be source of qualification to the
friends OF the soldiers in the various Penn
sylvanla Regiments here, to learn that they
are we'll fed and clothed
ln uniform and drill they now compare
favorably with any of the regiments in this
vicinity. The boys strut around very proud
ly IN their new suits which are well made of
the best material.
The result OF Gen. Pierce's incapacity at
Great Bethel has br, ught to light deep
feeling which exists among the subordinate
ofHeers and men in the regular army. They
say that they are unwilling to be butchered
through the Incompetency of civilians hold
ing posts as field officers. The term of en-
hstment Of many of the privates in the reg
ular army will expire in month, and they
declare they will not resenlisr if the officers
appointed from civilians are to be continued
They say they will stand by the country and
the flag; but they cannot bear the disgrace
of being led on to defeat and confusion, in
order that political hacks may be rewarded.
Hon. Arson Burlingame has been appoint
ed Minister to China, in view of the refusal
of Austria to receive him.
Con. Scott has ordered ten mora regiments
here Immediately, most from the interior Of
New York State.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
For the Democrat.
The Next Election.
A UNION MAN OF POTTER
Mr.. BRIsBIN /:

DhlsBlN
Sir IL have been for some
time casting about me, for the purpose OF
finding some man to be ths successor Of Col.
W. W. Brown, in the Office of County Treas
urer. Col. Brown has made a most excel
lent officer, and now that the question arises
who will take bis place, and at the same time
honor the great Republican party? take
1t for granted that DO better man can be
found than Daniel Mckinley of our own Bor-
ongh. Mr.. Mckinley is an Industrious hard
working mechanic, a sound Republican, and
deserves something handsome from his par
ty / feel confident that be can be nomina.
ted, and if nominated, elected without any
difficulty. hope you will. ia view of th sse
facts, announce his name as candidate for
the, Office of County Treasurer, subject 10 the
decision of the Republican Convention to be
he'd On Wednesday evening of the August
Court.
By inserting the above you will accommo-
date the mechanics aud workingmen of Belle.
fOnte. A CITIZEN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20
The New York Dav Book.

We believe in, and advocate Free speech
and free men, but we cannot advocate in any
way Free Treason" The Watchman allu-
des to the fact that there were fanatics in the
county who desired and even threatened to
hang Honest Democrats" for freely ex
pressing their opinions. We do not know
what the WatchDaan's S idea of an honest Dem
ocrat is, nor do we know what estimate they
put upon free speech. But one thing is cer-
tain if they consider the Democrats hoaest
who preached Treason until after the Proc
lamation CT President Lincoln was issued.
and even endeavored to prevent men from
enrolling themselves in the companies that
march from our county, we want to know
nothing more of such honest Democrats.
No man was injured or threatened 20 be in
jured for exercising his freedom of speech.
but it was free Treason that could not be
tolerated. Nor will it be. We are reioiced
to know, that great majority of our people
are loyal and a unit in defence of the glori-
Gus STARs AND STRIPES.
But the Watchman perhaps is not to blame
for it's loose and ribald assertions, as it takes
its cue from the New York Day Book pa
per as full Of treason--of aid and comfort
to the enemy as an egg is full of meat We
have several copies of this paper in our po-
session, and for the life of US, We cannot i'm
agine why the authorities in New York per-
nit its publication. 1t could not be publish
ed in Philadelphia. Why should treason be
permitted In New York; and why especially Y
Should the n iEds of our honest unsuspect-
ing citizens be contaminated and poisoned
against the Government by reading this
wicked, this libellous aud reasonable sheet
Why should these things be, we ask again,
when our sons our brethers fathers and
friends are enduring ali the hardships of a
soldiers life in defence of the Old FLAG and
tls best Government God ever gave to man :?
We hope no honest Democrat o. Republican
will, in any way, circulate this Day Book
of treason. No man should permit it to en-
ter bis house. 1t will poison the minds of
bis children and perhaps make traitors of all
OF them before they arrive at the years of
maturity. or entitled to exercise the right of
suffrage. We are in faver of free speech,
free discussion, bat opposed to free Treason.
Let traitors beware. The motto of everv
loyal heart should be death to Traitors"
whe in New York as publishers of the
Day Book, in Baltimore as publishers of the
Sun. or in South Carolina as publishers of the
Charleston Nereayy. The Post Masters who
aid in circulating this reasonable paper
should be removed at once by Pres dent Lin
soln and good loyal men put in their place.
We are happy TO learn that it receives no
countenance from our old friend Capt. Cook,
Post Master in this Borough The Captain
is patriot and and gentleman,
This Dag Book is the same paper that ad-
vocated white slavery in 1857, aud proposed
selling all poor foreigners into Slavery We
may refer to this subject again. III The
meantime we hope that no man will be found
so disloyal as to read, or countenan in any
way, the New York Day Book
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-20

believe they will have the honesty and the
manhood to confess it, and give their read
ers the benefit OF their research. Hoping
ter their speedy conversion from wrong to
right, we shall not interfere much with their
cogltations either uttered or unex pressed, but
we must call upon the honest people of Gen.
tire to remember that the days of dema-
goguelsm have passed away, and that it is
their duty as patriots to study both sides of
all questions and thus elicit the truth.