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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26
The Armistice Humbug.

Lately the New York Herald has been
ringing the changes on an Armistice. First,
it raised the cry for an armIstice-lt would
be healing balm for all the National troub-
les. If only the President would declare a
six months armistice and invite general
convocation of rebels and loyalists, the sun
shine of peace, harmony, prosperity, and
slavery after the old fashion at the South
would return to bless the nation. The next
! thing was to declare, ION undoubted author
ity," that the republican leaders were all
raving for an armistice' as the only hope Of
| their party that " the abolitionists' were
giving Honest Abe" no peace till he should
| proclaim an armistice-and the next that
the President had determined on 1t. &c, and
| It gave names as freely as it made assertions
We do not suppose single individual OF
common intelligence and cool judgement be-
lieyed word of the Heralds assertions.
Probably the Herald did not, itself. sup
pose they would be believed. If
they should have the effect to keep up q
general hullaballoo, and make the quid-nuncs
inquire for the Herald, all would be done
which the Herald expected or cared for. On
this absurd story, Hon. Henry Wilson, Sen
ator from Massachusetts,, who the Herald
said was urgent for an armistice, writes to
Tho Rnefa, T-1.r--,r, E,1l
"Sr; A statement copied from New York pa
pers, has been telegraphed to New England, to
the effect that had been to Washington 10 urge
upon the President the policy of an arunstice
with the rebels There is not the slightest found
alton for the report. as have never entertained.
for a moment, any other thought than that Of
conqueriug peace by the defeat Of the rebel
armies
No public man connected with the Admins
tration is in favor of an armistice. personally
know that President Lincoln and the members Of
his Cabinet have undoubting faith in the success
Of our armies in the field, and the ultimate COM
plete triumph Of our cause And with this be-
lief they will pursue the most vigorous measures
10 raise money and men.
Henry WILSON.
Natick, Aug. 20, 1864.
The Hsrald's last is, that President Lin
coin has no thought of declaring an armistice
and 1t warns the Chicago Convention folks
that they need not hope to gain anything
from the present grumblings and apparent
discussions of those who have heretofore sup
ported Mr.. Lincoln. 1t assures them that
all the malcontents and soreheads of the re-
publicans and abolitionists will JOIN heart
and hand for his reelection as soon as the
democratic nominee is announced. In this we
trust the Herald is correct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND CAsHIERED.-
Brigadier General William A. Hammond,
Surgeon General, United States Army, was
tried by Court Martial convened at WASH
ington on the 10Th of January last, on very
lengthy charges Of defrauding the govern
ment ou' OF large amounts Of money in the
way of contract to divers persons for fan
nell. medical supplies and hospital stores The
decision Of the court was that he was guilty,
and that he be dismissed from the
service, sud disqualified from holding
any oihcs Of hoaor, OF profit, o.. trust
lndcr the saerumout o. TIE United States.
lais SENTENCE tie President las approved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

\ c....of ,.,i-.,8ip.. has a.elrrsi In -l1r-
on which has o..a-i,ned considerable. excite
mont.
About one year ago Mr.. Henry Ferguson.
of sharon, took into BE fmily,-which
consisted of himself, wife. and son about
seventeen yc,r- olI,-.r.m tae Strait d poor
'.'
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evening anger '-'
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confessed On putting I.i- % .l -.e Tea. 81
4 .........- Mrs T.~.....-. ,,... ....,,. ...t
-. .' t- a-r 'H'.ll .ia"i 'i 'eF RECOVERY
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''- 60
% BIS e- ni Newp rt Wednesday night
..-
One week ago last Tuesday there vas
..i,....l l-.-. ~ tIt.rs .1e-= ..t
tier, anu i1-t tuesday -7ui- lHtal 90
t.. weeks 1913 tta--nf.rIv ll0d f,r-
.rr .---...,.
'''- = '''''
r-,r F-r.r- -Dr s. " r.4y.- t.. -.r5
.. '- i- i.ii-t'' ti' mousse aAi -'l on Tile
northeast corner al Bank and ST. Paul -rr.,t.
-a.a- t.-l f...
ius iac above an tH, north. ODD Ira d. Paul
t. %lI25.
L. = Drew N1> bought li b m. Ll-mlu
s ,...I. .. 1li acres .u t.. T.Ee .r.r. and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

BlrNn Mitchell Brown and Clement
L.-haNay w.se ought before Justice Hol-
isuhsca ,'-'s-dday, and bound over for trial
H. S7oo. .or resisting Officer Huntington IN
t.e charge OF his duty. Peter Shattuck.
concc ned in the same affair, was put under
Sl0o bonds to keep the peace.
La-haway was also fined s. and costs for
inioxicatiOn.
John Tatro, Patrick Cavanaugh and Mr..
Beatty were yesterday severally fined $40
anp costs for selling liquor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

Tie New England Farmer, one OF the old
e, oi the agricultural journals, at Boston,
Aas leon Obliged to suspend under tie high
prices Of paper and printing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

"In very simple way Withdraw your ar
mics from our territory. and peace viii come Of
itself We do not seek % suliugate you We
are not waginE an offensive war, except 50 far
As il is offensive dei,nsIve-that IS 50 far as we
are forced TO invale you to prevent your inya-
ding as. Let u alone, aud peace viii come at
once"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

Was % not soIl, ur hrrurrwo orgtug
notice 10 tho Democrats OF D.s county
that the halls of Justice we're closodogojn.t
them Whom their ossaIlnul' we're Abolition
hls This the onl, Interpretation that
can bo given to the transaction, and r the
Democrats orclcwGcld county tRDaeI as-
cuirJF they will show that they do not
deserve the uomo ol Crccmcn but Of dogs
nud towards,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

MCCLELLAN on GRANT.-A friendly con
test for the award Of sword to the most
popular general in the army Is going on at
the Metropolitan Fair, and causes more
fun than any one thing there. The wea-
pom presented by Tiffany & Co.. is we'll
worth $1,000, and will be given to the
general receiving the largest number Of
votes, registered on a book kept for the
purpose, at 81 apiece. Yesterday nearly
500 names had been signed, of which all
but a few were for Mcclellan or q rant
1t was a neck-and-neck race yesterday be-
tween those two candidates, race which
was rendered all the more exciting for
the reason that the -McCellaniteS had
dropped their first favorites, such as
Banks, Fremont, Butler and others, and
concentrated their whole strength on
Grant. AS the contest now stands it is
Mcclellan against the field. We rather
think that Mcclellan will win, for the la
dies yesterday were mustoring tremendous
phalanxes for him, and taking up whole
pages with their names.-N. I. Journal q
Commerce..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
abe CIrartjr,0 3pobIjtan,
The Lnte Prnrinns Pardnrr-

The Late Previous PaTdOn7.
rI,l,,l,,,,,r,,;,,,,,,o ,,or,lr,,s ;,, ,l,i. o,,,,,,
''' '''0 ga '0'7 80 '.''-
ty, II appears was the work OF IL. BuCher
gw,ora ESQ rorrosOorleni M Cln9r-
t>'
held communicated the 'acls TO the i1F.-
2 Il. tL'oa which gNDcqrcJ in that Uapcr
ON IAe ISL ol Al'II-EN'hS very Co!IeC'
history or the whole case, and leuouncipp
-, :. ..,.-,,..,I r.,o,.4,,'
me Outrage d. II "'eo' e"' 'H"' S'"''
mcnt II. b. SWOOpe replies IN the Putriy,
f. y-..,,, oril,o gtb. -,yL.,h rorlv dir,rs in
no material pcint from the statement lhaL
appearcd ip the Jgc9jn orgtr Of this place
81 81 ,rl,i,h ,.,, Jo,,,uo.s tr,,,
,I.,..,s,, 49,,
N,'o' ,i,.'f.., ,.,,n ,,rooro5 j., bo|
p,..,c Ir-.,n ,ro o5i,ar ror,o,,,ol ,bo,|
ha ,.o,Id vi,hb,,I ory c,r,mor,, rr,i,
ho would beor "ho,L ,ijos y aud in
,ho meantime mako IT, hi, Ipsircss 10
,coroh ON, all ito facts +, tho case ITov-
ir, 5cro CO IN ciyirc Mr. Swoonc,s Iot,cr
NO ,,r,r,ros Il with o relation Of theso rac,,
r,n, ava epIiro,y corroct md will NOT le
I:.n,,,J IN ,bis con,n,,ni,y nv. onv oro-
M scorro,v nv h, hardened ccnyicts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

DEru OF CAPTAIN BRADY.-The venera-
ble Captain William P. Brady, for several
years late librarian of the Senate died in
Harrisburg, on Monday, sitter brief ill
ness, The deceased was very popular
with members of all parties, and bis death
will cause sincere regret, not only in Leg
islative circles, but in Clinton and Lycom-
ing counties, whore he has numerous rel
atiyeS, and was widely known and highly
esteemed. Captain Brady served in the
war Of 1872.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
LETTER FROM THE ARuY.


-
Cr,pepprp Va March ool 1QGl
1i,,y., E,Et,rq II an, scntod Larp in NV
bunbIn tepl this o,ld bi,ei.ry doy ,Linl,-
inc over the future prospects of our conn.
try. Sometimes NV head /. rull of IDEAS
sometimes INV heart is hr Of sorrow
while ccntcmoIa,ipo lbc future welfare Of
.nrr naopla. Inn as Alavoolar poue save
o,l,.,, c.r.,,., .,r g.,,,ru,,, c..,.,.,...,
Thr Ica"t udminis,rr"J, Go & Gos," iyI' '''''' ~
w.. ,.......1-... .,,....,, .'..,..- -,
CIV, ga, y rs nlou oea' uuullI''' Greg
'..!iI n1'e Il'1 i'D Pu"G"Ce 10 s"y no 1h" /
WI ~ ','''.lt' 1",, s'"'e some ol 'no 'n"S
~ ~ I5 ''Hi,i''s'' @ "'''', !" ''4 ",'' p."1';
.u:{ s""U'u n.,e gwen N"o '.a,eS gooo
CIV 'ot"Co va, tnc'' j.. L'%"'' hN'1l" w re-
,'o'y:'' ~. ',',J ~" I"o ,o'y ,"!PIr,'''
~ yo'I"s "s',Ia' % 'n7 0T'I'cnoSD C'm- =,
- '''".9s' az 'a,',I ,'',o '"o"-"' 'i,sIG re
DO ao.,'1''''"s rT'''', "1' CI"'', "CS o."
,,Il " nv'Y ~ nI9' men we v',, ''NaE 2t."
Cu' '"'Ie . ',Ioo.5 it",'-.'9 o"'y JoNo
c ",' " o'e''N .. I.'' Jo3. 20 u "gn' on
.,I,, .I' T"ol' I o1Ii ""yn SG'le"ouy was was
"",' "uI sIo !'l'',"..o'l sJi'I '"'."
L,I S"T' '"S .''ol '.i'' al p,'',Mo
,o,r, ,r G,,o,,,,,o,t
- ~ - l. -.
Nee' ~ MN" v""' / '''"o "O" "C'e
10 PL"t'c' our tfI'' P.gP,' III l"e'' Io''..."-
place was at the core, and began TO despair
Of leaving the same good gOgeyIu uenL 10
my chiIdren that Was left TO me-.
E,t Il the Whole American rno,le felt
as do we would sweep the rotten Ad-
mini,tratiou into oblivion, and put in q
sound one.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

EXCITEMENT AT HARRIsBURG.-The Joint
resolution for the removal of the seat
of government from Harrisburg to Phila-
delphia, passed the Senate on Thursday
last 10 to 10. 1t is thought it will pass
tho House. Philadelphia offers to appro.
pirate one million of dollars for the erect
ion of buildings, &c. 1t is only one ot
the many gigantic schemes ofspeculation
that now pollute the country -corruptinl
Hesitation, subsidizing the judiciary, anC
sapping the fountains of human liberty
and therefore We shall not be at all surpris
ed if the wrong is consummated,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

GETTING SCARED, The deciples OF A
braham | are getting terribly frightened at
the followers of the Pathfinder, Fremont.
They try to throw the blame upon the cop
perheads.' 30, it is only plot Of the
'copperheads," say they, This is whist
ling to keep their courage up. But it will
not answer. Thousands and tens of thous.
ands of those who voted for Lincoln can
never do so ogain-but only those who arc
fattening upon the blood and treasure of 0
ruined people; and that other class, who
think not for themselves, but follow the
beck and bidding Of others.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
ID DELIEF NoTICE.--Tho Board Of Relief

ID ELIEF NOTICE.--The Board of Relief
IL for the county of ClearfGld, will moot at the
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, tie 9th and 2Sth days Of April 1854.
The Board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier,
regiment and company; when enlisted the
number Of children, with age and sex Of each /;
the township in which they resided at the time Of
enlistment, and their present residence; and that
she is without the means of support for herself
and children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of credibility from the township
in which she resides, must also be produced.
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that the applicant is the person she rep
rcsents herself to be that the statcmment Of the
number and age Of her family is true that she
Is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions car be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of the Board Of Relief, when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
April 6, 1864. WIN, S, BRADLEY, Clk
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

Dsy~The river was too high to run at
this place from Saturday until yesterday,
thus aHording up river folks an excellent
opportunity to get their lumber out Of the
upper streams. We hear reports of many
rofts breaking loose and going adrilt but
hope that these reports, like such reports
generally are, will prove to be greatly ex-
agerated.
Reports from below repsrent prices to
be very encouraging.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
Sup't Ed. Nat. +. X. Association.
A PooE PRornET.-The JacoJm organ, Of
the 30th Of March, last, contained the fol

A PooR PRornEr,-The JacoJm organ, of
the 30th Of March, last, contained the fol
lowing gratifying announcement
"Oar member Of Congress, g. w. Scofold Of
course voted in favor Of the bill which passed the
House on the 9th inst authorizing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to sell gold The beneficial effects
Of the measure will, we hope, soon be demOLs,ra-
ted in the reduced prices Of gold.
At that time to wt;-lGth March gold
was selling in one dollar and frty-eight
cents in greeubacks, On last Thursday
20 days after Mr.. Chase entered the gold
marketwi tho government gold, it sold at
one dollar and seventy one and a half cents
in groenbacls. In other words, green
backs have deprecated just l3! per cent
since Mr.. Scofeld voted to authorize Mr..
Chase 10 sell the Government gold. At
this rate, ,ohen is our neighbor likely to
realize his "hopes."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

{iAu1tOS.--AiItn,,,,..I
" hg1iu'l buying % uts. uga
meddling Win hs florlsr ~. a
zee q Wm' NJ, bloom, or riks .-, " n
hny houcg two sets Of Nam" ,"Etlt
cows, one log-slod, ono sel Of bl,.s.,,s s,s ~
o' the same belong TO me, are an ,.0 ma
March 80, 81 ri, '"AEsfl5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
PUBLIC VENDv |
SALEOFTYUBER LANDpI
PERSONAL PROi2I
SUBSCRIBER n
in Glrard Town8hlS a
county, Pa, will dispose at P'S'
premises situate as aforesaid o. I'd
Thursday. the 2sth Of WI

Thursday, lhe %Slh " "A
commenting at0 o'clock a. m, ni IA
til the whole is disposed Of w NM
and Personal property to 'De ..isc|
bidder, viz: his farm, conialnEtit it,saA|
allowance, adjoining lands ol GS,,s|
and others, 90 acres of this iaIm
ton, forty acres Of which is nov -,
meadow, with a good tWo-'tGFy n I h
house and barn, together WIN y a. nj
outbuildings and large orSsn'% y. .,rs Z
lent spring Of water. Eighly 'l sl
is we'll covered with white ,5a PinSSs' Sso al
iock io II timber. It will cut l2o,vw w.,iS,' N
white pine alone, and is lo'A,,a go Il Ir,rl
the snsquebnnna river riy,.,i.,, at 'nS 'InSSttir;f,
AIS Also, one other tract ., ,a I'as, acre.,
same township containing, 20 :, cd ccood q
house and barn, a saw 'nlll lux. u : d y
The TIr, vIr whole will be sold together P
desired. The Persona A. hbor,si
oTnn oTnn''tS cows, oS IL sheep and SoI - SsIs
wagons, | spring wagon, ,ar. .D hsnot
bo6. .sleds, log chains, ploWD, Tbc.A |:
and other farming utensils uteIlh.l : ~
one ont, and U,I, potatoes BY the Dg,hS, hSSS,Dbosl
template stove, 6od,ieRo,' = household Ci y
52; 9s2s'ars sa2; e, and aaa,a ct 7 !
psr Terms n,oter9t,e, ,t.,..;s, ana Is,iI.srs1
letter at locates ""''i JOHN BS'
Gi,ara tp., Mar. 8othit ~,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13
"A Vile slander Exposed -


a, v,.
'"o ol""UoI hNPoa0"
( Under this heading our Jacobin neigh
bnr ,ubli.bcs the annexed two letters de-
.,..i.'.. .r,,. ,,,,,,o,t ,,li,,, ,.o .r,Ilishod
"9 '"o '''' ''''''''''"'' ''' '., rn.'
/ a low weeks ago, '"' hu'ho'' o' '"o
/ New England female teachers that went
H., S,utb Corol,po souao ynor or two apo.
II, .;no,hon,,, A,o,;,io, 5oc.
'''' ''''' '''''''''''e VIZ ~, ,'''''''
| NNne o. mS5WN''w' ana cars upon us 10
/ publish the reputation, This we do most
Irlecrr,lly Vhp foe, /, tho statement
',,...,:c .,;..,. .,,.l,,.Ion
SCENE" '"'n'' sum "' '''e ''''''' "DU "''''
|ogdlnoJy circumstances, we would nave
5spurned it as a vile and dirty slander.-
IIsr, n,oso or, ,c, ordinary tip,as ondwhore
,.,....,: ,..., ...,
'"'"'''"' A"o''''o'''''' ~ 0o''0'' "'''' Wv
learned long since not to be surprised at
any thing; and after seeing the Fifth Ave
nn, Ah,i;,;on Ladies oryc,v yorl, amend
,'...'..,.., =, Ii, - , n,,in,,n,
'L''' '''''00 ~ '''' ''','' 0.' W
OF negroes win expressions o' "'' az"
h2ngr" we could not more than doubt this
horrible story from Beaufort.
pr,; soor,s that :, ,yos.rot moII "a Iio -
,., NJ.
Inc muIa''o l''Ia"'s "e 'heFe' MlSc'Se-
nation has been in full practice, This fact
is admitted. But Instead orwhite women
l,i,., r,.i, ,,o,b.rs :, ,.,s ro;r f.,l,,e
D''"5 ''''''
Ihat were W!'''e' 'Ne" mo'ilerS D'''S 'Ne
likclicst among the sable domseIs found
'amonr the coptrabands. This is the whole
r,;.,,I.o and ,,,no,roritis :, IN, hore oP
''''''',''' '"'' 'cI.' ~,
securing an interest 'n ''eH@l o' ''''' pro-
geny with these who tAlrk that men
are born to Greatness" or whether it is for
,bo ,,,,,,,,so ,r ebo,,ir, I,ot ,,;sco,eno-
-
uoh Is not conuhe" 70 'ne colil''Io" so'''e''
but that these little responsibilities owe
| their origin to those a5oye the ranks"
Iis not for ne io saw The foct ;s never
-, -, -, .ru..
''le'c'' "pPo.r"' '''"' '"e 'y'"''y - '"e
two races, III this respect at least, has been
so well established by these Abolition ia
notic, Mt Beaufort, that il is made the sub
o,...I,..',;.
Jec' u o'''''"' o0''s''"e'
BRATTLEBoRo, VT, NJ arch 23d, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

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'e''c' !" '"'' Io'',1''''''' '"' S''I,", 'I' b
PREVIOUS 10 we 4D''I" ". court - '"Ie0
i'n', N'''" ''''' "Ii''o"''o" ''' q paw"
'''0 "'e'' 'l,""s' - 10 ','! S'I'"s0 J"
was 's"o' '"' - '"g '''''' ""N ', ~ 40"
N""" II '''"' " l''''" i'''' o''" 8 '"''''
'0', ""5 y'o ,'i G,eI, ,r'.o ,'''' ~ -" "%'
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Bsy'Our Jaco5n neighbor proiosscs great
adherence for the new doctrine of msc.gc-
lnatoa-th last grand idea Of AboIiuonjsm
-choracterizing it as atricE oFthe "cop-
perheada' with which to catch green
gulIs,'
! Well, who ore these green gulIs' that
are being caught? Is Greedy one Of them ?
Is Congressman Kelly one OF them? IS
the dog" Forney, Of the Jrcs', one Of
them? All these bright lights in the Ab-
oHtion galaxy are so much in favor Of the
~" 49, '"' ''''' '',l az ''''' y, q. -
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y 'oo"',' ~ '''' '''uo''' VI WIS o'"'
"""e' ''o ''l4o''o"'' influences " 'Ho
"e" "o''' nv
,,'A 'HO"''S "eo OUT "e'S"OoE u''t'IS'u Ao'
o",Iou''ni' anu IL was 'orI'OAe insult 70
'"'' i''' "h Aoo''onIS'' NO" ne taxes
~ '"'"I' Dc " o''nP'"nenl' % II VII. &c
VIZ" ,',''''s'""''o"' nc KNOWS ''e "o'e
"o''" ~ 'oo S''o"s .o' INC s'on'acns 0,
'''' ''""''S ., II us "o"'" G"e ~ 70 'i'e'l' "a
"' 0''00' "' O0''o' way 'S u H"'"'i
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"'>' '',0''1'' We may =" '0S - "''' "'''i
~ 0'' '''''' ''' " a. az" "l IL. ''' u VI w.
Etg George Thompson, the great Eng
lish AOolitonist, who visited the U niicC
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i'0"o " '"' '"'''"e '"o 0""'0 W. q Ao'''''0''
90" " NV" " 30 '"V'' !" 80 !" '"''! any
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cmn protest of every Democratic member
Thirty years ago this arch enemy of tn,
American Constitution came here to SOW
the seeds Of treason. No,g he comes to en-
joy the horyest.-And so far not a sipgl
newspaper or public writer outside Of th
Democratic party, has had indcpcndcnc
enough to denounce the insult. Are W,
not a taHcn people?
A,o-nr, rr,,.yr p,-n,n r,o onu,,,,,.
borso ,o..,ho.,.;,L a.. ca,aI.. .anaS
"ash-hou'e, &c, on the farm oiG. u lass
more III IINe township was entirely con
Sumeu oy Hre' !oge'her"l most 0! theii
contents, on last saturday morning Ih'
nte was discovered IN one OF the outtul'
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ALSO. FOR RENT.

The farm of said Joshua J. Tate, deceased sit
uate about two and a half miles south of Clcnr-
field town, and containing one hundred acres Of
cleared land, unuOr good fence and in high
state Of cultivation, q large bearing orchard good
and convenient buildings, is for rent for the term
of two or three ycare, possession to be given on
the first Of April 1864. For further particulars ap.
ply to W. 2. Tate on the premises or to
March 30,2t. A. c. TATE. Err.
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6AENED-Oa the eth inst by J. II. Brat
ten, a, the house Of the brides father in Bra
dy township, Mr. Joseph Snyder, OF Lycoming
county, 10 Miss Catharine r, Goodlonder,
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Licensed Ann,.-
~ MALL FARM FOR SALE
> suDer'0er Offers to sell on thon,',
bic terms ms FARM, consi,tina- -@' y, !

Ill Acp5s OKLA,
situate in Pike township, on the pI.'' @
bout 3 miles from Curwenyino" "ug' 4
miles from CIearfoll Tho imn,,,.ai .ai
Frame Plank House and Stable. r,Si,'eai ori.Iail
acres cleared, 20" For farther ' p',,.'
Tuirc Of the subscriber on the prsTi,.. Ta',.'s
March "V, IT, JOHN M09e,
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On Tuesday, 18th day of April, 1864

IN LAMItutc tyhLshlp,
On Tuesday, 18th day Of April, 1864
The following described personal property, viz :
Two head of herses, three cows, thirty-two
head Of sheep, bees, lot Of good hogs two seu
of light harness and two sott Of heavy harness,
two sott otleather fly nets, two saddles and bri-
dies, one Cne-horse carriage and harness, one
two.horsc wagon, sleds, pows, harrows, cultva-
tor, tanning mill, thrcshing machine, a lot of
carpenter tools, grain in the ground, corn, rye,
oats, buckwhGat, potatoes ard dried apples by
tho bushcl, hams and shoulders by the pound,
hay by the ton, longrye straw, short straw.
Stoves clocks, beds and bedding, carpets, bu-
res II, cupboards, Dishes crockery churn, tubs,
meat casks, cider barrels, together with n large
variety Of farming utensils, household and htch-
en- furniture, too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock a, M, of said
day, when attendance will be given aud terms Of
gale made known by A. c. TATE, EXT.
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IsT or RETAUERSofT,.l

IL mestic Merchandise, LIQUOR
field county for the year 1864, sum- ~
mcnt Of License '"@@I