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pru4.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14
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SO. 25. gEsit 6amiltCnsstraBs, Slaeutamn,
IT tsBt nit etnrm neuen uno aus9ejet6netsn Stpd
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ttrn, uno rper bon itm fault, wtrp f6 ME be-
trceen ftnben.
DS- gr III pantbar fir btsbsr geno1Trne ltbss
rals RunpI&aft, unp brift duf fsrnsren 3uIprut
eerIelben unp auf sinsn 3upa6s Der Simmer.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14
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ben SsFtGt unb bsissiiiste 8e6nuns, namlif
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14

~. S.-St made ale Sdufsr parauf auf.
merriam. pab Id quite g8aars NIT unssmrtt tlsi-
nsm YrpFt psrfaufs. uno am beRsn fam nan lTt
baron ttrr5eussn, wsnn man an psrI6iGbensn
pldesn bic Sattn bsiirtt unp bort fault no man
Die tiaisRen prsiis fiir sle6e Daasn fupst.
e. g. Moier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14
S6QBmeti S~8ert6t

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erun8ss@eieui6aft.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14
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IA S0uQcbrer perl1ngt.

%Pp!Hatjontn werpm purd ods 8carb Ger Di.
|slttcTen 0e7 s9nn 6auni&ip, Fs6a Gaunty, S6ul,
|e'Prltt5 ansencmmen fir IA 9strr, um bic S6u.
eh 0's taaatn Diitrtts Su iibernrbmsn. Die
examination purh ben @auutp Superintsnprut
pL0 liattItnon auf 5rstaas ben 30asn Nuaul,
lnI'nS'ne ees Scrmiitass um 9 ubr, am 6ault
pes y optO Steilsr, in 9punvias. S&uls
ttmh ptcnat'n - unb has Salarium BON 20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-14
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sepsnft. birtst gum Tsrfluf an isn prrtbpcGss
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autss eanb nit trrrli1sn gsb6urp earauf. -
Das 0Sb'Ts niSbri man td
Daniel G, Rei5.
leriffabRs gQsE IL, 1864. n1fN
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8enfeiti0en 8iebitof sSeriiberun9s:
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Z S6uQebrer Derlanot.

5n Dem VppbtLI, Gs6a Gaunty, S&ulOifrift
prroen S6uIletrsr SrrIanst. Die Gramina.
ttcn prrieIbsn, bur6 ben @auuty Superintsnbsnt
finpet idtt auf Samiiass ben 3lasn QusuR, en-.
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Die neus Srael in Der n,usn &r6r in 3icnS.
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wtrp feierlt& dnasWeitt weesn, auf SUnntaas
ben item Scptsmber, 1861. 8crmittaes unb
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9snbct preriaCR.
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q. S.-Storte G'strdnts birfsn ni&t aui benz
9IaBe pfrtauit wsreen.
Charles Softer,
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Carpets un0 OrItutb,
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fir ieoen 0reis berob9eieet.
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pbeto9rapbs unc 2Imbretype 6elIerie.
80. Ol SamiItUn Strass, aGIsntaun.
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Or.
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Der Ssrrstir btlaRst Fh tpis foIst:
QrSmten empfauesu auf l2l nGue Qcli;sn,
rom Wlai 26, 1860 bis NRai 25, IS6l, SgU4 Us
aut julaeltbS 9cItdes wabrsno Dem Sis:
tal Jobr, IL 63
primiGn cwpfan9cn auf julSelibs gcli;iss,
pCr Dem SistoI Sahr, 66 90
1882 81
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rom Mai 26. 1860 bis I1ai 25. 1861, l24 "a
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GRai 1861, Sl57 81
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buneIrt unc fsbeu uno ftinfJjs Sbalsr in lsiusn
pinocn teFnoet
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getro bermtt sssstsn, bab bic llnter1si6netm
ais srseutUrsn VUn Der SintsrIaisnIGaft rss Der.
itprbensn Benjamin Smi tb, Isn., lsstbin
Bon Ster.Marurse GaunI&ip, es6a Gaunty,
angsitrllt wOresn Tno. aGt pistsnigsn Ysrfonsn
habsr, pelas nod an bsfaets 9intsrIafsnf6aft
ltulOsn, Hnr bsrpurh aufssfOrNrt innsrbult 6
9Sohen ar3urufen unb at,utejablen, limb Col
dc bic nod rs6tmdbtes &nIprtids an bisisIbe 3u
ma&en 9atsn, RnS slsidfuls srfudt fOlGs inner.
balls Der namIifen 3sit wpbltsfdtIst sin,ubinNi.
gen an
benjamin Smith, }
9>aniel Smith, Gr'ors.
Scnatban Smith, }
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pas prnnIDluauiN gOtrI.
SSn Der Staot NaCntaun.

Ter llnterjsi6ncte sbt ttsrpu,6 Dem aIsCmeis
usn 9ubItsum Ndhrtt. pae srspas 30 E n NJ
ipIpania Sotsl'', Csbepsm Oas 8aurrn
unp 6dnpwertsr 6otsl unO bcpObnt pUn 6rn
6enrridD in Der Staot Naentaun, Grdba Gaun,
tg, brScsen bat, unb nun bsrsit 1T allen Aniprss
ampen mad g9uni6 ,u rirnsn.
OnS 9NcnitSA,itinlin Gntcl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-11
Death Of Judge Mclean.

This venerable man died in Cincinn att las
week, after short illness. There is proba-
big no one living who has occupied high and
responsible positions for SO long a time as
Judge M'Lean and we do but record the
universal opiuion Of the American people
whea We say that no public man of the pres
ent age has passed through so long a career
of usefulness, and LETT fairer reputation
behind him. Very few have deserved so
much esteera and respect from their country
men, and it is doubtful whether any have
so generally received it. He was appointed
TO the Supreme Bench, by jackson, and al
ways performed the important duties of his
responsible Office in manner becoming a
statesman. In time when public virtue is
80 rare a thing, and in the bour of our coun'
try's peril when honest men are go much
needed the death of such man. must be
regarded as great national calamity; but
he was fullof years and honors, and has
gone from aEaong Us, leaving the legacy Of a
good example of that ''noblest work of God''
an honest man.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-11
The Crisis has Come.

There is no mistakiDg the fact that these
in authority in Washington, regard the cri-
sic ia our National affairs as close at hand.
The atmosphere is full Of it. Frem the ten+
or of our Washington advices, published this
week, and which are from sources thorough
ly reliable, the present position of affairs be-
tween the Government and the Seeded
States, may be Slammed up as follows: Fort
Sumter will be evacuated because it is mil
itary necessity, resulting from the policy of
the last Administration bat Fort Pickens
will be re-enferced and maintained at every
hazard. This is the prime cause of the ac-
tivity everywhere visible in the military de-
partments of the Government. 1t appears
10 be the decided opinion of the President
that his constitutional obligations require OF
him to maintain the authority of the Govern
msnt wherever he has the power, and accord
ing to his view he has the power in the har-
bor of Pensacola. lie will therefore strength
en- the garrison of Fort Picksns, and if the
troops are fred upon while landing, by the
forces of Gen. Bragg, the fort is Instructed to
return the fire, and repel every assault to the
last extremity The onus of commencing
the war will then be upon the rebellieus
States. In this event the President appears
to be prepared to meet the responsibility.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-11
The Difference.

There is difference, we admit, between
the Republicans and Secession Democrats
The difference is wide ore. The former
are for the Union the latter are against it.
The former are for the Constitution as it is /;
the latter wish to alter, change, to recon
ssruct it. The former respect the laws and
would have them enforced; the latter set the
laws at defiance. and call an attempt to en-
force them coercion and war. The former
are opposed to stealing the latter justify the
men who steal the Government property steal
the money of the Government, and who are a
practical band of land pirates. In short the
difference consists in the fact that the Re-
publieans are loyal to the country, while the
Secessienists and those who aid or sympa-
thise with them are traitors and REBELS. The
difference is SO plain-sa easily discern ed
that every one not lahoring under the most
lamentabie moral blindness cannot fail to
perceive it, Columbia Republican.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-11
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ID EdISTER'S NOTICE.

z
IL TIE followi- G accounts
main filed of record in this Office for the inspec-
any way interested, and will be presented to the
Bellefonte, on Wednesday April oath for allowance
and confirmation:
1st. The account of John w. Hays, Admir-. of
John W. & Martha H. Donaghy, late of Howard
township, deed.
I'd. Tho account of John Shannon. Admir-, of
Rebecca Tanyer, late of Potter twp, decd.
Sd. The account OF James Gordon Admir- of
Martin Harnish, late of Walker twp, deU'd
4th. The account Of Michael Boyer, Admir-, of
David Forney, late of Penn twp, decd
5Lh. The account of Michael Roam, Guardian of
BENZ, Duukle, minor child of Jacob Dunkle, late
Gregg twp, decd,
9th. The account of Jos. Wilson, Guardian of
Enoch George Hastings, minor children of
Daniel Hastings, late of Harris twp, decd.
7th- The account of Isaac S. Frame Executor o.
the estate of Jacob Shoemaker, late of Gregg twp.
decd.
8th. The account cf Frederick Burkert lar
dian of Rebecca and William Harper, minor chill
dren of Geo. Harper late of Miles twp, deed.
9Th. The account Of r. II. Duncan, Admir-, of
John Il. Hays, late of Gregg twp, decd.
10Th. The account of John and Jonas Stine,
Adm'rs. of Jonas Stine, Sr., late of Patton town,
ship. decd.
1lth. The account of Jno. P. Packer, Admir- Of
Jacob Bear, late of Howard twp, decd.
18th. The account of Adam Hosterman & Sam.
Krape, Executors of Adam Krape, late of Penn.
towp., decd. VIM. II. L0NGWELL, Reg'r.
Reg'rs Office, Bellefonte, mar. 81, '6l.--tc.
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"Mason and Dixon's Line

In conventional usage, "Mason and Dix
on's line" is the boundary line between the
Free and the Slaye States. Concerning the
origin of that line, and its actual extent, the
following are the historical facts:
On the 4th of August, 1763, Thomas and
Richard Penn, and Lord Baltimore, being
together in London, agreed with Charles Ma
son and Jeremiah Dixon, two mathemati-
tians or surveyors, to mark, ran out, settle
and fix the boundary line between Maryland
on one hand, aud Delaware and Pennsylva-
MIA on the other. Mason and Dixon landed
ia Philadelphia on the 10Th of November,
f flowing, and hegan their work at once. :
They adopted the pininsular linee, and the
radius and tangent point of the circular OF
their predecessors. They nezt ascertained
the northeastern coast Of Maryland, ard pro-
ceedea to ruu thu dividing parallel distance
of % miles, l8 chains, and 81 links, from the
place of beginning at the N. Z. corner OF
Maryland TO the buttoln of valley on the
DdDkirk Greek, where an Indian war-path
crossed their route, and here, on the 18Th ei
November, l767-ninety thres years age,
their Indian escort told them ii was the will
of the Sioux Nation that the surveys should
csase. and they terminated accordingly, leav-
ing 36 miles, 6 ctains. and SO links as the
exict distance remaining 10 be run west to
toe southeast angle of Pennsy ylvaria. not far
from the Broad Tree Tunnel on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Dizon died al
Durham, England, HI; Mason died in
Pennsylvania, 1887.
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Judge Sharswood. and others eminent for
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