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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25
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ROCERIES.
which must and shall be sold at prices to defy
As every effort will be made to make it the inter
eat 81 all to encourage the CASH SYSTEM, they
respectfully invite their old customers, well as
nnt aud all to visit them their 1ew stand, pleg-
ing thcmselvcsto sell their goods short profits
for the CASH. HEDGES & TRUSSEII., F
AT the oil stand of JeIe Harris
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

we, the undersigned having each of us purcha-
scd of Wririck * WcIl"r's Thr.sher and Cuaf
fer and Horse Power pe'e, the last season, eau
say that it's work is entirely satisfactory, aud an
recommend them t" the Farming community asa
labor and gt ain saving Ea'hIne, and entirely sim
pie and durable in it's cOnstruc ion.
GEO. w. EICHELBERGER.
JOS. T., EICfIELBERGER.
JOS. CRANE.
CharIcstow'I, March 30. 1860,
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AXE NOTICE.

Itis with the greatest .luctance that Dr. w
s;-T0S .,.r,nits his card to appear bCtOrr tn 7.
dee,nine, il ,inprOfrssiouali for physician 10 Z.
ise. nut unless he did 50, the afflicted. efl.,
tranzers, could not failtO fallint" tue hSnei.
manvfnpu,icnt and uniearned ilnPost"rs. ~ u
mn ,rnbIe False Names or combined PuGftt,n
warming Lhese Iarg cities, copying Or; 'r q,
dy.rris ments. Shoe-mcnder, Boot bIar ksgs .
amo Eril..meFs, &C., PaltTy nrld cnS Z, n
Istlitat0rs wslusc lives instead OF nt th, ~
euce of Medicine have been spent IN 'h' u -
NAL G tpacity, now styling thensGlV" ~ h
Educated Physicians, illitcrate, ana I:o.I,r
ed fellows, too lazy To work at their or liz
with scarce two ideas beyond the hrutF -.r,r
the purpose of Enticipg and DcceIvins I ELL,
or.;,x ,,iFcss t,nder as many Ditteteni ~ ;s.
so that the aflieted Strangers, Esca rs
totn,nhle hcahlOnG into the other gu, -
with enormous Twin q certificatcs "i graz , -,
stineLures from persons mot TO re Mt, r,rE
you Il kin 2 large bTttics of lIlrt'riee ,nI, =
Pr1l.klgns NJ filthy and IIstrrsif'
ninglv prepared tofmpose uPor thr ogth 4
nnsusoectine Trifling month aiict 80 ~
one as the smallest fee can ne ~, ,osishS
Iesoair ,leavrs V1u with ruined hea'"'
vour sailing disappointment. ,ks
T,ersons douhting these remarks ;secd
sfors. he rrrineFi in hralth and he e"n I...,,c
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADVERTISER;
DR.. Johnston is the only PhysieisT, az or DIP
clre secret Diseases His CredentN
are always hanging in his ofhcs. YOU.
He ALONE can REsIurnpnIcE sTR
OFFICE no. 4 SOUTH FREDE
Mech 10 tSSq "
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Great Fire aEd Explosion

NM are really sorry,ae> very sorry. toshave ii
SHN To saw. that We h.Ivt resort 10 This t;npleis
4nu method at infurminE.0ur friends. rIraI 1--WE sell
Them our Goods Oh the Iniwest pc slbie Terms Tor
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n. 3. Subscriptions received and tcrWarded by
g. w HERBERT s. BROWN,
Agents for CharIestuwn aud vicinity. whcri speci
aeu Engraving and ArtSJournal Can bn scsliS
!, December q. 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

From the above 1t will be observed that have
disposed of my entire Stock of Goods TO Mcssrs
Beller & Burnett, who Will continue the business
at the old stand These gentlernen being long ard
tayorabiy krown intbis community, any endorse
unnecessary. ] heartily commend them to the,
confidence andpatrona ge OF my FORMER customers
sss WM. HUNTER
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SEVEN YEARS!

The seven years of tinnvalcd success attending
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCLl TION."
have made it II he uschtId word lhr4ughupt every
U"dcr the t.14picrs Of this popular Institution,
over rec hu drtd h Lsamd homes have l"Srncd to
a@preCa c-by brautiI1l works Ot til. wa lis,
and choice tcra their tables the g:rat bcn
ctits derived fr, III becoming subsc ibcr
Subscriptions nO% bcIEg received in ratio
unparalleled with that Ut any previous yel,r
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50 inches, entitled, :.
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2nd One copy, one year, Of TIN, elegantly IL
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comprising valuable PantIngs, ma+blcs, snrans,
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Nam 1oC I'D
HOW LOST, NOW RESTORED.


Jnss pudtphed, IN. Stotet Empefo0s.
LECTURE
AFLglz1 on THE NATURE, TREATMENT
AlL1SS% AND-RADICAL CURE OF SPERM
AToKRliokA, seminal Weakness
cal Incapacity!
BY ROBERT yERwELL. Md, II
The impqrtabt TACT that the awful Consequences
Of self-abnsc may be cfcctualiy removed Without
Internal mLdiCinrs tho dangerous applications
/ "f caustics instruments. meciicated bougi 5. and
other empirical devices, issbere cleary dcnon-tra
ted. AMI the entirely neHi and highly successful
treatment adopted 1by thu celebrated author tul-
bIet to cure Einsylf n.y. and az the least nos.
slble cost thereby all the advertised nos.
to thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal toa address, Posi- PAID, on the
x k lMS sy YORK. ORR
Post Box 45S6 4
Deeemberal7 '59,
DRUGS MEIlIGINEs. &c
"a. f. fla GARD d co.
a. F. HAzARp.s j.v.cHEEsssAx..
-. 8 ueosc e SO. R g. TO
III O u ID Dc TN, "A R D.,
NO l7S MAJ KET ST.. sra DOOR ABOVE 5rn sr.
lai1ade1pbia.
Offer to Drnge Count ehantss and Others.
stuiis. on tic h.t
eeasonatle TERMS 50 March 10, s60-ly
n IoHMoND SHOES 90.
t ~, We hays Just receive Boy u ~
and ! Mems Richmond halufac tnres d
MSfe'i 8. KEARsLEY sHEERER s CO
1T EGENIAN's SHINES s. MeKENslE's ElixeFo
= = g = al Bari jug. reeeiyedl and fer sale by
apI. g =. HI. GAMPBELL.s
NEW GOODS
M tsaFe now receiving ocr i all and and Winter
wv Z, Goods KEAasLEy sHEERER 8 Co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

LIEGEMAN,s Cordial Elixerof yellow Peruvian
Baris, This surpassingly agreaB1, Elixer ia
iiptensed as an efficient substitute for thnse repuI.
sye bitter i0nies, agRinst which the delicate stOI-
ach so frequently reyots A lafgr supply direct
from the proptietors just received and for by
March 81 BEIiLER s SBURNETT.
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on IWE LOICtSt I ems.
also keep on hand and ma nuiacturc IL order all
kinds of OFFINS, from the plaine+t to the richest
mounted aud trimmed in the most a ti tic aud
tasty style Also GUfius covered with black cloth
sc have just had mae, by MIR. Barnhart,
enable me to attend promptly TO all calls in the
Undertaking line not only. from this but the eur.
usually low either for Cotins o. for use ii Hearse
U p FL o L 81 r Y, &C.
All kinds Mattresses tiiair, shuck, Sod kept
en- hand and mace to rider.
I.ooking.Giass Plates for Mirrors or Tor Parlors,
on hand at Wholesale and r.taiI,
Trimmings, for Frames, of all kinds, such as Tas-
sells. Cords, &C.
Also. all kinds of Carved Work executed ac-
coriing To any PATTERN
Chairs Of various kinds, including Cane bottom.
Rot king Chairs, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The nLny thpnsand cured at TN. 'o. ~.
within the last sixteen ycars' and the ns' /,
important Surgica: Operations peFI"If nc, >;
linn stnn. witnessed by the repOr tcrs Of faI,r,
oIuv .,tI,. r persons notices Of which baVeali
artin and again beforethr public. hcsidfI pr. Z,
ing asa gentlemen of character and rfspoa''
sufficient guarantee to tie afflicted
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

q IL LEEcHES, LFPCHESa
OST received and for "a le by
= Feb. isr E.H. CAMPBELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

NEW GOODS.
AM now receiving large aud general assort
= mcnt at scasonnble Gu0ds.
October Is 4. w cRAMER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25

3 ~ We sY0UI1 RAGsS.Es
d f1fl aPoapss Ct Rags wanted, Tor which We
Z, the b price IN ex.
uly q, 1860. HEDGES 8 TRUsSELI..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Military Movements.

On last Saturday
the Eagle Guards, numbering one hundred
men, under command of Capt Snyder, start
ed from this place for the seat Of var. They
met in the Armory in the morning, where
they were formed and marched to the Court
House. The house was so crowded as to
render it necessary TO adjourn to the Court
House yard. The meeting was called to or
der and prayer offered by Rev. Switzer.-
He asked that God would bless the Eagle
Guards, give them the Eagles flight the Ea-
giles might, and the Eagles glory. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. Samuel Linn,
Rev. Odillo Vondergreen, and III. N. Meal
lister, ESQ. At the close of his remarks Mr..
McAllister offered the following resolution
which ELECTED much applause and passed
with shouts of appreciation.
Resolred, That the Ladies of Centre
county who have encouraged their brothers,
sons and husbands to respond to their coun-
try's call, by enrolling themselves as mem.
bers of the g Bellefonte Fencibles, 80 Eagle
Guards" and " Cameron Guards, respect
lively, have manifested to the world that the
spirit Of '76 still actuates the daughters Of
the aoOmen of the Revolution, and have en-
titled them to their country's gratitude and
their country's praise.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Bower, and
the meeting adjourned. The company was
marched in proportions TO the different Ho-
tells for dinner. Immediately after dinner
the com oany was formed and marched to the
outskirts of town where wagons were wait
ing to carry them on the journey.
Immediately alter the starting Of the
troops the citi2ens held meeting for the
purpose of raising more money to support the
families OF those who left US. a considera>
BILE sum was raised.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26

BGa While treason is holding lis carnival
in one-half the Union, and is engaged in bat
terry down the land marks Of our history all
true men have enbounded confidence in the
the frmness, energy and integrity of Pres-
dent Lincoln. No man in authority in this
country ever before encountered such fearful
res possibilities. A correspondent of the
Press says tha: Mr.. Lincoln is equal to the
occasion. He displays much of the Jackson
spirit in bis qulcS decision and unwayerlng
frmn sss. Those who expect to find him un-
nerved will be disappointed With the aid
AID cooperation of united Cabinet, Mr.
Line, In has q plain duty before him, and
that duty be is prepared to meet and dis,
c1arge, without halt or hesitation. His ga
pacity fo- the emergency will be recorded in
indelible characters in the future history Of
our country
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
our country.

SOUTHERN CHIvALRY.-On the occasion Of
the presentation, on Friday last, of sword
ta Major Aids son, by the citizens of Taun"
ton, he spoke OF the conduct of the chicalry
at the bombardment Of Fort Sumpier in the
following terms:
at is enc Of most painful reoollections OF
that ev MT, that when our barracks were on
fire, and the men were compelled to cover
their faces with wet handkerchiofs and lie
with their faces upon the ground to avoid
sufocation, instead of sending white Tag
with assistance to extinguish the flames, then
threatening us with destruction, they rapidly
increased Their fire ppon as from ere'y battery
IN total disregard ct ere'y feeling Of humaaa
tU
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26

1t is an historical fact that every four years
Charleston is visited with the yellow fever in
it's most malignant type, and, as if the Lord
wished to punish the traitors Of that city, this
ia the year Yellow Jack makes his appear
ance. Between the ayengiag hand of the
Lord and the just pun shment they will meet
at the hands Of their countrymea, their con-
dition is truly deplorable
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Important Report from Washing,
ton.
Difficulties with the Baltimore Authori-
ties Arranged.
The Railroads and Telegraph Lines to be
Re-Opened.

New YORK, April 22.-Collector Barney
states that gentleman, officially connected
with the Government, says that he has in
formation from Washington that a corre-
spondence has been opened with the Balti-
more authorities, resulting in an undertak-
ing on the part of Baltimore to repair the
railroad bridges, telegraph lines, and to
keep the communication open for passeng gers
mails and dispatches, as well IS tbs troops.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
The Cameron Guards.

The following are
the names of the men who volunteered in
the Cameron Guards, which company left
for Harrisburg last week
Robert Mcfarland Geo. A. Jacobs, John
Boal, j. Hook. G Ecinroth Isaac Lytle, Geo.
Cronimi Ter, Jas. S. B isbn, Henry Forbes,
Theopholus Baird, Wm. N. Riley, William
Sicop G. c. Herman, J. J. Mays, VIM. Po--
ter, H. rsy Nal lery, Yarnell, Adam Hess,
j. H. Hoy, Geo. Curwin. j, c. Brown, Geo
Dufie, J. H. Meyer, d. Parker, L. B. MoIn-
tire, Robert Lyle, Harrison Heckinberger,
Hiram Heckipterger, VIM. Reed, j. Nc
Coo'e, j. Felt n, John Miller, Khilip Wirts
A. Boyd Iutchison. Jerrie Blair, DR.. James
Thcmnson. J, 7. Stuart Henry Evey. j.
x, Dauie G4,nar, G orge Brown, j. Daugh
intaugh j, P. Burchfeld c. B Green, G..
0sman G. Lvtle John Delinch, A. Dale. A.
g. Creamer, W. H. Swinehart, A. Jcnsou-
baug' II. Ecinrotb, G Singleton, D. Moore.
j. c. Faber, D G Campbell, j. ShortbilI, j.
Marts. Wm. .Nusser, S. P. Dennis, D. OBry-
on, J. Swoop, j. H. Harpster. W. Condo, Gen
j. Wolf. j. A BurcbfeIi D. Ii. Johns, Jac-
OBJ Fisher, w. Kuhns, NJ, Rhodes. J. Bartae,
David McReady, j, II. Jacobs, W. Bell, j.
H. Williams William P. Harpstsr, j. Bing
ham, j. Beck. w. I. Grey, NJ. Harrison, j.
H. Harrier 8. Roop, A. Roger, jos. Wiland,
J. McClain. S. Otto, j, w. Barber, David
Parsons A Deal, John Liverwert, George IL
Slower, Clay Cook, William Whippo, D.
Walter, James BarDhart, Jonas Z. Mcbride.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
From Hartford.

HARTFORD, April, %, lS61-Col. Colt has
offered Gov. Cunningham 1000 carbines.
which have been accepted.
= We intend to send full regiment from
this city. Three companies were sent to New
Haven last week five go down in day or
two. and two more are rapidly filling up. -
Orders for arms from the Rebels are pouring
in, but none are filled. An immense amount
Of powder is being transported from Hazards
works for Government,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26

Eae The Yard Arms Of our men-of war
are to be ornamented with the bodies Of eve
ry captain sailing under the rebel fla. with
letters of marquee from JEFF Davis, cmpow-
ering them to rove the sea as pirates. This
is the trne policy. Let it be understood
that those who seek the lives of our fellow.
citizens are to be treated as pirates, and the
Navy Department will not be annoyed with
the piracy of the rebels.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Our Flag.

On yesterday afternoon we raised
the Stars and Stripes upon the building in
which we have our Office. 1t is beautiful
flag, measuring twentysseven feet long by
fourteen wide, and floats gracefully from
pele sixty feet high. We are indebted to
some Of the patriotic ladies of our town for
making the beautiful flag. During the whole
time since the excitement has commenced in
Bellefonts, eur ladies have manifested untire-
ing zeal and commendable spirit of patri-
otsm. Again we thank the fair ones for
their kindness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Tha Presidents Determination.

A del CATION from Baltimore waited on
the President Monday forenoon and entreat-
ed him to save the city. The Presidents re-
ply was decided -" If the troops are allow
ed to pass by some other route across Mary
land, Baltimore will not be harmed. But if
force is used to prevent their transit across
the State pdl lay Baltimore in ashes"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Governor Hicks.

The Ba timorN Sun, which has always
beeu violent Secession Journal, continues
its attacks on Governor Ii cks, and advises
the Secessionists not to trust him. This
would almost seem to establish that he has
not been traitor, playirg deep game, as
msny suppo sed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Meeting On Monday Evening.

On last
Monday night public meeting was held in
the Court House for the purpose of raising
money for the military relief fund. Judge
Burchfsld was called to the chair. VIM P.
Wilson was called to the floor and delivered
short and appropriate speech. D G. Bush
was called upon. lie said bis position in
polotics was we'll known. He was Breck-
nridg eDemoerat, in the late campaign. He
respected Breekinridge as a man, as a states
man be rsyered him but as a secessionist
he would hang him. Speeches were also made
by Captain Hunter, Jas. McManus. II. n.
McAllister, Isreal Test, hev. Finley Rid lie.
The paper was produced and the following
subscriptions taken:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
FAlRVIEW SEMINARY,

JACKSONVILLE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNA.
Rev. j. s. WEISZ, Proprietor and Principal.
Mr. W. d. WAGNER, Principal Teacher,
Miss c. GIBSON, Assistant.
This institution, under its new arrangement,
4 will open on the 10th of April next. 1t is
designed for young and ladies' for whose
moral ana intellectual improvement no pains will
be spared. The first term will consist of ten week
each, with tha usual vacation during harvest.
Terms as reasonable as at any other institution
of the kind. For particulars address,
Rev. j. S. WEISZ,
mar. 7, '6l.-6t.] Walker. Centre Co., Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26

that at the earliest moment the remains of
our fallen will return to us. | am over
whelmed with surprise that peaceful march
of American citizens over the highway to
the defence of our common capital should
be deemed aggressive to Baltimorlans.-
Through New York the march was trium-
phal.
(Signed) JOHN A. ANDREW,
Governor of Massachusetts,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Flags Everywhere.

On all our public
buildings, and many private dwellings, the
Stars and Stripes wave in triumph. On our
Court House. Public School House, Arcade,
Reypolds Iron Front, and at SO many differ
ent points that Es cannot enumerate them
all.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Military Relief Fund.
We published

the following list, last week and have been
requested to give it place in our columns
again, which we do cheerfuly. In another
place will be found another list Of the same
kind got up on Monday night.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Our Volunteers.

Last week we published
the 5auzee os tbs brave fellows who enlisted
in the service of theig country and went TO
fight her battles 1t is desired by many of
our citizens that we publish them again
NAMES OF THE RELLEFoNTE FENcIBLEs.
John B. Mitchell, William Mcclellan, Jas. A.
Beaver, John A. Rogers, John H. Slower, Jas H.
Rankin. Henry FL. Montgomery, Isaac May, Sid
ney T. Mufiy, Cyrus Strickland, c. P. Stoneroad,
William L. Raphile, Monroe Armor, Edmund
Blanchard, John J. Curtin, James H. Hughes,
Tharles H. Hale, w illiap Hart. Henry P, Harris,
Samuel Nichols, joseph W. Schlem, Henry H.
Stone, George Rowen, James P. Waddle, William
5. Hutton, Thomas F. Kelly, Cornelius W. Har-
raid, Abram " Miller, Henry C. bennington,
+ Jesse Steward, Simon Roush, Jacob Dinges, VIM.
Smith, B. f. Adams, II. H. Benner, j. H. Rob
nson. A Contner, S. I. Dixon, 7. R. Stephenson
Joseph D. Thomas, ". C. McCauay, Isaac Thorn
ns, John Anderson, jeremiah O'Leary, A. 3 Val
entine, Jr., L. C. Cheesmau J. Y. Sviers Geo. W.
! Hutton Charles Robd, Mathew johnson, G.. W..
Rodgers, J. r. Tate. VIM. F. Montgomery, H.
! Sharer, Abraham Graius, John +. Jack. j. P.
Wilson. Joseph Schnell, DR., Foster Tate, Geo. W,
| Armstrong, Charles r. Bullock. VIM. Mcclure,
| Geo. Il Burkert, Geo. A. Bayard, i m. Showalter,
Charles johnson, W. C. Vanvalin, JAS M. Rosen-
steel, John Harris. Hezekiah Dixon, John A. Bay
ard, Thomas W. Kelly, James P. Gregg George
| D. Plfer. John B. Tate, Allison RauBt, Henry c..
| Keager Jehn Gingerich, William H zimmerman,
James Harris, John Croft William A. Mccoy,
Daniel Pruner, A. Gregg Nef Bartholomew Nc
Inarney, Michal Laug him, Mart Hays. Lewis
Duracner, Alfred Hicks, John Q. Adams, George
D. Ingram, J. W. Boak. David Henderson, Sam
uel Butler, John L. johnson, James F. Riddle,
Thomas G. Crawford; ] ohm Williams, William r..
Orner, Walter johnson, Jos. G.. Stone, J. Ii. Mus,
ser, Thos B. Grafus, John Swartz, James G.. Lu-
cas-, Henry Calhol n, J. M. Lucas, John Kerr, Jos.
Peters, Geo. W. Lucas, Park B1 lloch, Albert
Fern, Antes Harnish, 7. Nc Cafferty, Thos. Roth
ronk
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
Court Week.

This is Court week in Belle
fonte, but little business was done owing to
the excitement which prevails in our midst,
and the absence of SO many Of our lawyers
many Of whom have shouldered their mus
ket and gone to fight for the honor of the na-
ton. Court adjourned on Wednesday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26

NJ OTICE.- Notice is hereby given that the
IN account of Wharton Morris, Sequestrator of
the Allegheny & Buffalo Run Road Company has
been fled in this Office, and will be confirmed alb
solutely at April term Of Court n ext, unless ex-
ceptions be filed in the meantime.
JNO. T. JOHNSTON, Proth'y.
Proth'ys Office, Bellefonte mar. rs, '61.-5t