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STRAY YED.-strayed from the premises of the
- subscriber. in Lawrence township. on the 18th
of April small red COW with white spot in face,
some white on rump end Of tail white and the
point of left horn broke of. and is & years old
this spring, ANY information respecting her
whereabouts will be thankfully received, lib
eral reward paid for her return,
Nav ~ 1855 NATHANIEL RISHEL-
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-G00DS, &C.
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comprising Groceries, Drugs, Queenswsre,
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8aftsman's 9ourlla.
UEARFTFLD. PA, JUNE IA, 1865.

T--one and Clearield Railroad
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lrAiH arrives at Tyrone at 5.55 p. m.
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SHERIFF-S SALES.

Registers Office, May II, 81
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Military ARairs.

Grants army is quietly snesnpsd as
psual. Picket firing continues to seme
sxteat- An attsapt to blew eat the sRd
Of the Datsh Gap Canal was failure.
By the way, it was ana0uRoed three
weeks age that this canal VA, Gnisi.ed
Shsrnas is doing netkipg except, as is
slways the case, be is preparing to strike
terrible blew.
Sheridan and Early have get SO fal
apart that they eannot hurt each other.
and don't seem to want to dc SO.
Thomas vigorous pursuit Of Hosd
suddenly stepped. Hood, sstwithstand-
ing wkat was said Of bis less Of artillery,
and the rout and disqualification of hi.
troops, of the captare or destruction of
sho-ihird Of his army, has made stand
without rscrossing the Tennessee river,
and Thsnas seems ia no hurry to attack
him. ae4# gl4
II is, however much t. be said in our
fsver, that at ne point in the whole MILF
tary field are the Rebels pressing US.
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Washingf0n's 0piniOn OF.
Paper Momcy. a5ge4szs

The following letter written by General
Washiagtor more than seventy years ago,
en- the paper OF bank currency. question,
will be read just now with nsre than err
dinary interest. 1t should be- read,
studied and reflected on by every man
and boy in the land: 8sssH s.
Mt VERNON, Rehruary 27, 1887.
Dear Ysur favor ef the 10Th
ult.,- came duly to haaa. To, give an
opinisn an Al issne. Of SO much simper7
tance as that which has, warmly sagitated,
the TIVE branches ef your legislature, and
which fren the appeal that is made, is
likely ts. create a dangerous ,aiYissa.- is
rather a delicate matter; but as this ai-
versity Of opinion is on a subject which
has, believe, occupied the, minds of
most men, aud as ny sentinents thereon
have been fully and decidedly expressed
lsng before the Assembly either of Mary
land or this State was csRyeAed, I dc net
scrupls to declare that if | had vslce in
your Legislature, it weuld have been Civ
on decidedly against ths eaissios, upon
the general principles ef.its utility as
rsprssentatiys and the aecessity Of it a.
= medium Ts assign reasons fer this
epiaisn wsuld be As unnesesAary as te-
dieus; the grsund has sssa SO siten tired
thata . pl.s. AAIdly reHsihs .Ats uekcd; in
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Butlsr's saresr as General fren Bic
Bsthsl down to Fsrt Fisher has bsen enc
uabrsken series Of failures and disasters
He has blundersa everywhere; but Lin
cells, with blind fatality, seems deter
ninsa to give him the nsst important
senmaads.
His recent ignoninious failure at Fori
Fisher has opened the eyes Of some 81
his fsrmer vorshippsrs, bat it is feared
thst he pust mar ether plans and conduct
mere soldiers to fruitlsss slaughter before
his disastrous ssrser i. ended.
In bepe t. make sens rsputstiss fer
his fayerits, Lissoln gave Butler csnmas5
Of tAe gigastie ssxpeai:iss against Will
nipstsn. The nsst powerful feet ever
as,slaklsJ il he uAited States and large
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Ths Situation.


It is evident frsnl thets Of the South.
err papers, that they regard their situs
tisa as anything but encouraging. Thei-
ais~us,ien Of the propristy sfarning the
negrcss, and ever Of freeing. their slave
sad ierning an allisnee with France AND
kngland, indicates that they prefer some
other termination to the war than the
death Of the last mar in the last ditch
They shsw, however, the same defiant
spirit ts1ard cur government, and pro
pose nnyttiag rather than again cemc M
der What they demoninats Yankee rule
Toward the North they have abated not
epe whit IF their haugatiEsss, and wher-
ever they may beloeking for the means
Of restoring peace, it is certain that they
are act locking to Submission to the
Nerth upea Mr.. Liaceln's terms. If
other terns. just and constitutional, cosid
be offered, nothing is more certain than
that large portisn Of the Seuthsrners
vsula at sAce acknowledge the old Union,
and that the remainder would, Of nsces-
sity, seon fellew. There is aething mere
clear, ts a mind not blinded BY fsnati7
cism, than the fact that, whatever Of war
We may have after the 4th Of next March
is due solely to the re election Of Abra-
ham Liassla.
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Cur Quota,

y
The Provost Marshall General has as
signed the Quotas tc.the districts of this
State. "A Pew basis has been adopted
which reduces the quota of this district
very materially In stead of crsditing the
whole number of men sent into the ser
vice, he now credits the whole number Of
years service performed. As most from
this district were three years nen, cur
quota is perhaps not halfwhat it would
have been under the old system. ~
The total number fer the, State is, 2s,-
l00o The total number fsr, this Distriet
is only 461. ii gaassis3 eDis' b.ea
Our eounty'ss proportion Of This will be
not far from one hundred. The num- ber
to each township will be known.in in few
days. ssa.s7 s5T .gjssaFss al sfss
Let the township authorities go. ts
work at oncs, These earliest ia the }fsle
viii get of cheapest. Let there be nc
delay, bat work unitedly and earnestly
and not man need be drafted in the
county. The men will be had, and it i.
very much better to raise them by pre-.
curing volunteers than to suffer draft. i
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The Full Quota of Ohio by
av- DistPfcfs.A
TErom the Provost Marshal Generals
Circular to the State Provost Marsbal.1

From the Provost Marshal Generals
Circular to the State Provost Marshall
The quota Of the State ef Ohio, under
the call of the Prssidsnt for three hun
dred Thousand nsa, dated December 10,
1864, is twsnty-six theusand ons hundred
and fifty FIVE. This is the nunber re-
quired under the oall, after taking iints
account the credits to which the Statssfs
entitled, by estimating The number Of
years of service furnished BY enc, two
end three years men. The quota Of the
1st District is 2,177 11th District is 3ze.
I'd District is 2,356! 18th District is 1 100
Sd District is 2.577 18th Districtis I'll "
4th District is ,s27 18th District is 3s7.
9Th District is l 1926 18th District is 46I.
9th District is |, ,175. 18th Districts lzSSs
7th Districts !, ,o75. 18th Districtis 7sB
sth Distrirtis l ,e45 18th District is | .o2o
9th District is /. .419. 10Th Dfstrfctis1 1i3g7
| 10th District is 792
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a word, the necessity arising fFer, awart.
reallyis, iecntena that it j. by tho sub
atance, ret the shadow of d thing thatswe
are To ba beneiilsds The W. sd sln of nssn,
IN NY humble epinisn, scannet, at this
.time devise plainly which the credit Of
paper rnoney would be loAg supported;
consequently depreciation keeps pace with
the qsantity of emission, and articles for
which it Is exchanged rise in greater
ratioa than he sinking value of. the mon
ey. II herein then, is the far Mer, sthe
planter, and the artisan beneftted? The
debtor may be, because as-I haze obserx=
ed, he gives the shadow in lieu of the sub
stance, and in prsportisarte, his gain, the
ered tor or bsdy polite suffers. Whether
it lie legal tender or not, it will, as has
been seseryed verytruly;--fenys mo- other
alter native-it must be that or nothing.
An evil equally greatsls the door it lmme-
diately opens for-speculatioR, by which
the least Designing and psrh APPS m ost Sal,
uablss part of the community are PFs yel
upon by the more knowing and crafty
speeulatsrs. But, contrary to my inten-
ton and declaration, am offering reason:
in support, Of my epinien--reasess, teo
which, of all others, are least pleasing t.
the advocates for paper money. ! shall
therefore, enly observe generally, that 81
many people have suffered BY former EN-
issions, that, like burnt chiid who dread
the FIRE, NO apersoN willtsueh !it1 iwhs7eai
possibly avoid it, the natural cohsequenn
Of which will be, that the specie whicl
/ remains unsupported will be instantly leck
ed up. 80.
i With great esteem and regard, q
4 .bs gaI am dear sira&e,t sgsa i
4 qgr}af GEORGE ASHENGTON
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s@r General M.CIellan. it i rsn.rtes j

sGr General Mcclellan, it is reported
will saii for EurOpc n Fsbrpa y; lis vtfs
and child will accompany bin. aBur-
leigh" the Bsstsn Jouraqls Nsw Ysrk
correspondent, says:
"a .cs'npany Of ssntlsnen in this city
have sttod up = fasi-ssiling clipper 81 %
ineiesant At y4s. placed on beard every
conceivable iuxary, N annsd her. cenptste-
lywith fne crew, pat her1n charge Of
she OF our abiest eaptaias, aad teaderea
nsr to General Gssrge b. AeGleliean for
enc year. to sail wkeFs he willauith his
family aai friesds-tas entire expense TO
DO ssrne by tho gentle.en. This is the
New York style ofsdoing sthiags.nTTa
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n@- The Governors Message is very
long. Tho conclusion will occupy NEST
Of our paper next week. Many papers
win act publish it in full. It's very full
and clear on State affairs.
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Death of george M. Dallas

On the last day of the old year George
M. Dallas, ex-V Vice President Of the Uni
ted States, died at his residence in Phiia
delphia. he had filed the important efh
ces of Secretary Of Legation in Lsndsni
Minister to Russia, U. S. Senator, Vice
President Of the U. s. and Minister te
England.
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array were given him;-aad-.what.-Eas.. the
resaltf 1t was beiieyod he -Heuld easily
take WILMINGTON; bat instsad OF that he
is checked and tanned back atsthe first
eutpsst. Tbs feet silenccd the fsrt and
drsYe every Rebel eut Of sight and But
Ter advanced to within sight OF thstert.
skirmishing little, then suddenly turned
about, tesk to HE boats sndzabxndonsd
the attsmpt.
w. hspe to hear no usrs Of Butler's
gsnsralship.
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FA- A St Louis paper says there are
not lssa than zoo o00 persons in Missouri
whs arc little better than paupsrs, net
knevisg where to get feed to maiatair
then through the Ninter.
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m. john JokastOn Of Summit coun-
", has been elected Speaker of the Ohio
House Of Representatives,.
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,T.se cold Market.

New YsRK, Jan. 55-Gsld opessd fat
and lever under the generally favsraIle
aspect Of the military news, Opened 1t
22Sl fell to 226aa, and again rose to
22S. fH' 70 Hsi,ss
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Bae A. T. Stewart Of New York City
pays an income tax of $3.50, 900, being
one quarter of millisn of dollars. His
income is FIVE millions per year. He il
one of the wealthiest men in the world. !
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and House of Representatives.

4
On your return to your legislative
duties, it affords me great pleasure to
greet you with the assurance eff the cen
tinuea peace and prosperity ef' the State.
Our. people have been preteeted- in. all
their privileges and enjoy mepts; and, in
the 1arieas avecationsh Of life. they have
labored with 9Th cir accustomed energy and
Industry, which has been amply rewarded
I cordially units With yeuia praise and
thanksgiving to the Great Ruler Of the
Universe, for the manifold blessings He
has vouchsafed to US as State and a pee
pie.
Ny present comnnnieation to yeu will
be continued mainly to 'the condition of
the State. va The machinery of the State
lGe9ernnent has worked SO smoothly, un-
dertexistiny legislation, that 1 have few
to make asrte emodi6ca-
ten. or amendmsnts. This is gratifying
ito myself; and, I have ns doubt, will be
very acceptable tie you. A'~
FINANCIAL.
THE finances of the State are in sound
oondition.i' Fer the details, / respectfully
refer you to the reports sf- the Auditor
and Treasurer Of State, herewith pre-
Isented. .., a-.f.f- .t..,f ,,-,- ...,- II
The total receipts late the ,-.s- e-s3
treasury, from all sources
fs9 during the year, includ- " %
s ing balauce, Nov. Is, rs 7"'H e.
1863. we're ...y.......L . ss, ,67s, ,s66 81
Total disbursenents,....:s ,679, oo6, X
/ bal to credit Of all fsnds $4,000, 900 s.
The Geaeral Revenue account, whiol
presents the receipts and disbursements
Il for the Stats Government proper, stan j
as fellows. .--,.,ga .ssE E.sv <
BaIaBcs Nov. Is, 1S63-......$t23, 1856 g.
Anoant'cel ectedstrsm ts1ss 924 ,837. 81
Amount collected from othero iee- ao4
ccS........................ lVl $40 Q
aT 3a9 Tetal. IT, ....a..:...!. sI,45o s63 L
Disbursements fer 2aa sdj is beo3 a
Reveane puEpo-I adi .shJn riaaa S "a
/ ses- --S824,152 27 vtsIs
Military Fund 228, ,S89 81
= '2t-s '' -------1 .053,040 3
| ~ esEE 81 aa-@L LII =
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S.THK UNION AS TT WAS, AND
TEE CONSTITUTION AS IT ISP'g
"I hold that THIS Government was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT Of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever. STE
PHEN A. DoUaLAs.
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Grave Error in the Contluct
zsF o.! of the War. ssne' eA

1t is enc thing to sverran territery as
our armies have done in times past, and
as General Shsrnan will now do in Geor
gia Itis quite another thing to eenquer
the country thus overrun, to subdne its
| IiRhabitants, andsts make tksh willing
subjects Of eur goyefnment.. This our
armies have always failed to dc, and this
sven Gen. Sherman win fail Ets, de. great
sst of our active Generals as he is Had
the war been conducted differently, the
result might have been different. Had
the war been wagsd upon the rebel ar mics
alone, if the private rig Its Of the people
asd been everywhere respected, If We had
Sustained from the policy of emancipa
s.sa 4nd cenfscatiea, W. aou.d haye made
friends, instead Of eaem;es Of the scRth-
ern people. - -,
DEsrak OF THE ADMls1srRAT1os TO
PREVENT REUNION.
But it was the design Of the Admins
Itration from the outset of the war to alien
ate the Southern people, and. to prevent
hen from ever again returning to the
Unisn. Hence the adoption Of the policy
|tf emancipation and confscatioa; hence
OF later period. the adoption of the peli7
ay Of subjugation; hence, new, the .adop-
9 sn Of the policy OF sxterminatien. The
Southern people understand this perfectly
They know that, if they were ever exs
pscted back into the Unien sgain, the
policy Of emancipation and cenfscatlos
never wsuld have been adopted; that Sher;
idaa would not have been ordered t.
make the whole Shenandoah valley a bar
ren waste, even to the exteat of brsakin.
up and Burning the farming utensils, anaa
burning the roe!s ever. the heads of help
les. women and chfldrea; that the atreo
cities of Turchin and Mcneil would net
have been overlooked; that Atlanta would
act have beea depopulated and burned,
that Petersburg and Charleston would not
be .helled; and that Shernan S marcF
through Georgia would rot have beep
marked by broad belt Of dcstrr ction.
ULTIMATE RESOURCES OF THE, South
Neither Charleston nor Wilmington
will fall without terrible andabloody yi bat,
tics. If We take those cities we will pay
the full price of them. And esen,i il tn ~
should be taken the work al the subju4
CATION of the South would only be begun.
They still have "a reserve force eliTGo, ,008
able bodied white men, and after them a
reserve ferce of 100000 able-bodied and
faithful black men. All these they will
bring inte the fiela before they Will yield,
and before their country can be con-
qnered. DRUID.
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WaAr is Fashion ? Dinner i, nd
night, and hsssaehs in the nofsipg. -
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"a This township seut 9th. draft
with perhaps dozen or fifteen to spare.
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\ Perfect Cure for Cat.rrh:
= De h. C0OcA lE'Sl
~ SAM9B
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS

/. rae Acme Or Rer1sce5oss.
II penetr0ses she secret Anbosh
Of this tsrsible dis.ase, auAextssuinstes u, root
Il rsS~vss Ala che wr~scAea
symptom. Of this loathsoms ms'sdy, apd sverss
consul nption.
iIeaelsaae he AeaA. aeeaetl.es
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
"a eleviases hsere Ag@ey and %.
tent aulfering than tongues can tell.
u, 10 noted Gor caring she nsOss
hopeless casrs. that every ksOwn means have
ie ceres May. reese sna Period.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
types. - -
the heed ean resist ~ penetraslsg power.
Dr. Goo0o1e HAS new spent =
lifetime in battling with this fell disease His sri
iSr. Gseasie's Cassrrh nesneay
ice hsr.lsss liqsid, inhaled frep the paln'
dr.. =. Hoeaale IL .lxnewn shre'.
ought the country a. the authos Of The only True
Theory Of CatArrb ever published. Where its
origin what its rsvsges-mode Of treatment
6Dr. 6aUoaale.s fanpAlet Sn &C,
tarrh should be read by every one. 1t esr b
obtained 1t our nearest 4 gency, or By sending
postage stamp to our Office
THE PEOPLE AND-TAE PRESS.
become familiar throughout the country 10 thu
vctims Of Catarrh, from his we'll earned fame II
curing this terrible disease. He 10 the 6rst ant
| only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush Of this tesrsti inslsdy. His remedy ans
mode Of treatment il the only one ever ksown :,
esse Il. --fTroy, N. Y. Dsi.y Fines
Pliny Mills, the well-known traveller, ant
| whose family Physician DR.. Geodale was fol
! many years, saws:
"ff Dr. 6oodale says he can cure Catarrh b
! con cure it," lie further certifes thst the DR.
has few equals in medical skill, and no superior
! in successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catsrrh, -Dn Good
ale's Catsrrh Remedy and mode oftreatment no
only affords the greatest relief in every variet,
ofCatarrh, but il extinguishea the disease foreS
1 or In ~ it, typee and oSagee. ktory &C apeak
we'll Of i'm. Y. Com. Advert iser.
| Prioa o.. Send etaggl f@ paTph9et.
| G X. PARkER, Sole Agent.
feb2a.Alv - t1leecker At, y. Y.
r a RA1I0Rn Awenf navanv,orA InNka
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


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49,
~ hitch. the Ceomecueoy setIIieos're,
m!eoe his sostune IN business 10 ner-stars .
ssence ne oolls vt'"ege-rsenv'ss-
~ SesSA H was eesesssr 80 ss's ~
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csoaly 0eoe ne ascent o. hsons D's" ~.
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teae ASer wspo pfy Wy
lives durioe loo o&ses"''
Ths Cfpeiansti >0osstD Dserus- that o.
rsneements are bling msds IN Boston vim
The Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Co.
~ wAich lttiehts can b 6sileo ssfscee 70
Oil points on W - -
A letter from India 70 London paper says
the moakeys u thak coortsJ es
firmly persuaded that the teIeeFsp1 hnes -
polss there are erected ise snew 49, ~
and sshosf in performing gy""ss"' sAs
cises.
The 0eoreis conventions has passed On
orsiiasnos requiring ths lef's'es efs % nsse
annual appropriation 'oT tne 'no'een. VIC
ows and orphans OF deceased soldiers.
Disabled seldieso ere ano eosaued 70 sts
benefits.
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