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SAVE YOUR ICE.
BU h N ET'S
DAmENrl latter COOI,ER.

PATENT WATER COOLER.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
TX offer our friends and customers SUI
Ra peTiOT article Of WATER COOLERS
c. OF entire styles AID greatly redu.
!. :.
fEIf1G71IT ccd prices. This article Is the result
EgHsAAtIM oftiie application OF scientific prlHcl-
EaahWAHHH pies 10 The purpose INTENDED, Vlz 10
thfsHHlHtA keen water coci cs FOSsi6te, as long
salIBIHIW as possible, aud Lritt the least possible
&HNWHtHl QUANTITY of C.
H9NNlHM The PROPRIETOR has long devoted his
f4NNHI8 attention 10 this particular branch Of
4&sfS@ domestic economy, and passing rom
Fs3@zAz one Improvement 10 another, has at
SE5zSss length. arrived perfection as
isossi!e in REACH proof this is found in the very
Smne statement OF facts regard to these Coolers WI
satisy every their superiority First the ae
ONLY ARTtcLE OF KIND EyER rGTESrED: they ave
furnished with distinct non conducting p
means OF which, with pounds Of ice to the Gallo wat
er is kent al temperature o. 10 above zeio OF eight de
rces from rtczng Gall day) Thus ct cost oil some
Gents peT day. family Of ordinary size eau be constantly
supplied with cold as ice ITSELF large nuh9es III
1be same proportion. been found b. actual cxpe
men: he savingo at least cent over the eath-
en- ia rs fol nlerly used for this purpose.
AGAIN. tcsH Coolers NEVER SWEET; IN thla way saving
MUG waste Inu ITouble
Bcng manufactured the most wOrkmanike style, ana
ha ndsouley finished in respect they make oeauI
ri orna ment for dining room, hotel or Steamboat
CnoIer viz; snail Pan Capable OF holding rom SIX 10
egb mounds buteT) inserted directly under The cover
mis- quantity OF he Perfectly hard all day,
without additional ice; very Important a1duon 10 1he
comfort and econon y OF ianlly'
r. desired The Co6er also be furnished at small
ex,enss with ri LT:RING APPARATUS which SCI yes
the purpose emovtnS all from the
water render ing II perfectly clear and wholesome
The Coolers aud Filter may be seen in al any
time at ,,... ,rris,i,, Essfshiisbno.nt.
II kast Fourth Bt., Cincinnati.
For sale in wheeling. by HOBBS, BARNES co.
aoO-
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STEAMBOATS,.
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
Ar PITrsBuRoH-feet 20 inches.
AT WnEELiNo- feet % inches,

WHEELING AND GRANDVIEW PACKET.
rssszy-I h THE fine light drnusht steamer Il. H..
lls-'&sA5tSt LINDSEY, ]. Hicks. Master, will ran
: regular packet between whoeli9s
Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 nclock, a. NJ
Returning, will leave Grandvc every Tucsd day. Thurs
day, ard Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ. For freight or
passage, apply on board. jY2l
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It has Arrived and no Mistake!
u ECEIyRD this day nesh supply oil the cee oratea
This oil is the result oftwenty years by
a French Physician and is now used extensively IN
Frarce both for the urpnae OF keeping the har glossy
and TestOTngit in bald places s ~ ,v,iI renaer
This oils particularly Teeo a. ~ a. oIt
the Hair soft, glossy, ard plabIe' oesues
two shades darker. 1,.;s -,,,4 f,rse hv
st e' - II b. VOyTELG. q Union Street
%, Price % cents per Rottle - e2 =
% . ms Siay lot nlgIable VII pesye
70 IIats Persors wishing TO 1rehase WI eau Seon
Il BIS FIAXSRED ss9 ~
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DEATHS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DIED-on Tuesday, Mr.. JOHN GALLY, Jr., in the
34th year of his age
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FLOUR AND GENERAL


Commission Business:
TINE undersigned, late OF tho fl M OF Wooh DAY.
NER, of Winchester, Virginia, takes this orpGI tuiA
" to extend to his friends lis heartfelt thanks for sit
liberal patronage stree resident OF this city, bess
leave inform them that lie has taken W2IeOhsn No. u
South Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr.. JS.. w.
BELL, and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW, tosclhet
with Warehouse No ., South Howard Street, gives him
ample to do any reasonable amount OF Flour & Gr-
erQl Commission Business. The location is good one fur
kinds of country produce, and he respect
fully sogiclts your patti onage
lie will also give strict attention to the purchase OF
Plaster Salt Fish and Guano, &c And his knowledge OF
tile wants OF the Agricultural and MercantilS community
that lie feels warranted in assuring them that
consigmmcTts orders with which he may be favored
will be promptly and faithfully attended TO.
MICHAEL. BANNER,
No. 9 d 4, South Howard street.
Baltimore, March,, 1853.
References:
BALTIMORE
Mcssrs. Pollard, Byrd & Cos
d Stuart "a Son;
Chas. a. GGmbrill;
. Norris, Caldwell; q Co. -
WINCHESTER.
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier ofthe Bank ot;he
JOSEPH G' II. sherrard Cashier of Farmers
Bank;
Messrs. Baker a Brown;
Chas. L. Wood a Co.
WHEELING.
Niessrs. Amman, Mcguire a Co;
Logan, Carr a Coz
O. w. Heiske.
Jmo. X. Morrow.
mar23-3m
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CoAtMAxis an authorized Agent to pro-
-r5sNr pI ,;nns to the Wheeling Intelligenoer.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PIrTsBURGlr, July 27.
River % inches and rising slowly. Weather
clear and cool.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

rT,u1c ,s,s.. ,;s.a,o :, = ~, ~, Z - A.,
L picture assumes all the rOundncss and soidity ofliie
It also appears szc and i'll every point resembles the
living being. Nature is perfectly mOckel even
dividual hair Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
5es Jcwery store, Baltimore street, in the city OF alti-
more; also, in his Washington Gallery and will soon be
introduced in all of his galleries, which may be found
all the principal cities in the Union.
Mr.. HTTEnuRsT has the honor announce that he has
Just received letter from the President OF the United
States informing him OF the award of Medal Certificate
and copy OF the JurieS reports al the WORLDS Fair Lon
don. mar30-tf
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Pembertoh House.
water street, Below Monroe.

Water street, ESeioW NA0hEVo'
WHEELING, va.
m NJ pEuRERTON announces TO his old friends ana
the public generals that he has located IN tue con-
modious br OK buid.-s. formerly Known as me :;
ed TO entertain travellers in good style at moderate
prices The Pemberton House IS situpe oo ny .Sn e
IoTe and Ohio Rlosd aGoTdng P1ie@geIs tOr he
nrnorie.r resnectflly invites the attention OF his OLD
10 his house and socits share OF public ratron-
age. IT, =
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iD"'N = FOUNTAIN HOTEL j; , ''A'A

IDWlN 4. CLAhAu0H. II CLABAUGu
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
THE undersigned having purchased the lease and effects
i ofthat old established house, the EouxrAIH HorEL.
Light street, Baltimore and having repaired and rer-
nsel at heavy outlay, now Offer 10 their friends
travelling public establishment TO noLe acOnl
fort and convenience.
The Ladies' Ordinary rn the suites of rooms attached
will be found afford the comforts OF home IImilies
all its patrons
It's central situation tic business
being in the centre OF business, affords
cess TO all the Railroad Depots md Steamboat Landings
any other hotel in the city.
1t will be the desire and pleasure of the proprietor TO
promote the comfort Of the guests Of tho house.
ap7-1y CLABAUGH d BROTHER.
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ATTHN TION!l
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS aENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of AEuin aud 3D. sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING.
HAVING completed my arrangements, am now pre-
IL pared tUmaiiuflctuic
At my laboratory building, Main and Sd
streets All preparations warranted pure and prc'uTed
according TO u. S. Dspcnsatory. Among tho numerous
articles mention:
Acids, chemically rurei
AntimOny preparations,
Ammon
concentrated for blisterngi
Aromatic waters, orall kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;
Extracts (AlcohOl;)
3ercurial preparations, CalomelI ctc.i
Sweet Spirits Nitrcj
CEIoroform, etc etc.
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared &C.
corng to the u S. Dispensatory and sold at manuaCu-
rer's prices. nr23-iy RlCtlD BLUM.
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Look out for Bargains.

Look out for Bargains.
DuoDES, McNAIR DC CO., have determined TO close
out the balance their Summer Dress Goods at first
cost Among which may be found Ee French orgaEdies;
silk tissue; barcges: printed shalys; saly hareges etc
ctc Also fine parasois, bonnets and bonnet RIB
bons which be purchased at the original COST
Ladies cali and select for yourselves bargain. at No
81 AInin stIcet. Centre Wheeling. 1yV
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555S6AY MORNING. JULY %, 1858.
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IN CANS superior SpIced 0ysteIsi
w 30 Sardines;
25 boxes Italian Vermicelli;
lbs. bitter almonds
boxes sperm candies;
2 butts originil Jenny Lind tobaccoi
5000 very superior rcgalia and principe scgarsi
= casks Muir d Sons Scotch alei
boxes table cllrcti , -,
sarsaparla syruT;
c cases pine apple, strawberry, lines and chono's
Preserves; =. 49,, 800.
Cordials
Q Iaskcts Pu2E Salad Oi
6 boxes oranges and do lemons.
lust received ard for sale cheap ut
WOoDRoW'S, No. Washington Hall,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
Senatorial Conference.

The proceedings of the Democratic Senatorial Con
ference viii be found IN todays paper. By those pro-
ceedings II win he observed that JoHS CREsswKLI,
Esq. is the Democratic nominee. 3Ir CnEsswEEL is
well known in this community. As Democrat and
as man he is deseryedly popular Ready at all times
to devote his tue his talents and his means for the
success the Democratic cause and unyeldng in his
attachments to the regular nominees OF the party he
has been recognized leader in the ranks in Blair Coun
ty for years and fany man deserves well ofhis polt
ical friends II is he.
In this result, however, we must confess we are DIS
appointed We confidently expected to raise the name
Of CrRUs L. PERsHING, Esq, as our candidate. The
unanimity with which he named the choice of
Cambria County and the favorable manner in which
he was spoken Of by the papers ia other Counties in
the District excited hopes; and we, together with
others who were attached to him on account Of his
political honesty and gentlemanly propriety, looked
forward with confidence TO the time when we could
support him for this high Office But these hopes
were not at this time to be realized and while the
man of our choice was defeated we have still cause
for congratuaton in the fact that our Conierees stuck
to him to tie last and only gave hna up when the
mination had been made. Mr.. PERsuING can wen
feel proud Of the devotion of his own County.
For Mr.. CREsswELL we shall go to work ardenty,
heartily sincerely feeling assured that our exeItons
could not be given to a better man. Cambria viii
do her duty in the coming contest and the shout OF
victory which will echo from the Aneghanies on the
second Tuesday of October next viii thrill the heart
Of every Democrat in Pennsylvania.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
Profession VS.. Practice.

Some one. we know not and care not who, has said
that ''fyou make plcban king, he viii become
tyrant, and he might with all propriety, have ad-
ded II you make top legislator, he viii become
fool. This conviction has been forced upon our mind
by the course pursued by certain gentlemen in West
morcland county, who take especial delight in talk
ing about waseful expenditures Of the public mon
ey on the mountains and the want OF economy in
the State Administrations Several OF these gentle
men have considerable notoriety from the fact that
they have recently figured in County meeting, held
in Greensburg as the assalants OF the public i'm
pEoyements and the opponents Of our present excel
lent State Administration.
OF course they have a right % pursue this course.
any other they may see proper, politically. No one
viii object. BUY they should be exceedingly careful
when talking about want Of economy in the man
agement Of public affairs that they are not tarred
with the same stick BY reference to the Jour
mails Of the last House OF Representatives, it viii be
seen that Dr. BIoELow and W,I. \. Cook both voted
for bill to relieve the Peuusyyan Rail Road Com
pany from the State Tax on Touage passing over
that Road which bill, had it become a law. would
have taken from the State Treasury aaea thousand
dollars annually. The votes Of these gentlemen win
be found on pages G7o and 75I of that Journal
With what grace can gentlemen, who will thus
vote to diminish the State revenue 100000 per an
mum, talk about want Of economy in any Ad-
ministTation! With what consistency can they
preach about extravaganza q any branch Of the pub
lie improvements, when they attempting to plum
der the State for the purpose of enrichng an over
grown corporation? Men who can hushypocrioical-
y attempt to deceive their constituency are unfit to
be the representatives. Of any party much less Of the
Democratic party, and the honest yeomanTy of Old
Westmoreland should rePu6sse the aspirant y, no
can thus practice one thing while paeacing another
and who can only make himself ridiculous as their
Representative
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apie ! por. Die ~


@This seems 10 be the lratchvord Of Greely ia re-
gard 10 Tie Wing party Tie old, iaded, broken
down combination OF Whiggery, has, in his opinion
lived long enough, and he is now knocking l1
about Ike usedup piece Of furniture No mercy is
shown H. and. Ike DIE irol-4elIted king with the u-
.ortull-s Jane Shore Le aaatleaatzes an Who give
q, 1ag ---llea7Hce. Read tie following:
AI the signs ou the political horizon indicate
chat the Wings ofNew-Jerscy are going 70 repeat
performance native to the genius and familiar
to the experience Of that DISTINGUISHED body
they are going TO make fools Ofthemsclyes. Ihcv
are prepared apparently to insist that their party
is alive, when 1t Is dead, and ought long since to
have been aecently buried and forgotten AMI
they are about to make tremendous stand Er
preserving their organization when IN truth iler
are utterly disoTganizet. And as If to prove that
tleIr proceedings aremercly Of a pOstmOrtcm ua-
tEru, they intend to play half monopoly and half
temperance. and the end of iC VIII be that they
wlL. nominate somebody whom neither anti-m5-
nopo-lstsnJr temperance men VIII have faith u
and that the candidate Of their opponents VIII Dc
elected. This result we may set down as NOT
only probable. but as under the circum stan. .e-
not lae.y n do permanent harm. In the trs-
place it VIII finally dispense with the question
whether there is Wing party in the State or
not all cmauclpate q GOOD many worthy people
from the duty Of throwing away their votes. Ir
VIII thus clear the field for the more important
questions that only Wing folly nowk keeps in aJey-
auce, and prevents from sweeping the State
Owing to this natuation, the whole auti-m5-
uopO.E and temperance strength cannot bc bro
into action just yet, but when it IS dissolved.
New-Jersey VIII pass througha most bmeflcut
revolution. The politicians are already alarmed
al the power Of thu temperance feeling and In tho
case of the " higs, viii. we have stated above
make lukcWarm- absurd attempt TO COlcjliate
1t, as they Eglll also make half way move lg
bring I'm the auJi-ulonOV0,ists. But all this VIII
result IN merlled discontinue. and VIII only pave
L-eway for another campaign when rgIn and
monopoly VIII be assailyd and finally destroyed
,aEc-Lcr.-Nalr York Irtt7me.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
To orr Readers.

Since assumed control Of this paper, We have
met with so many obstacles, many disappoint-
ments, that we have been unable to issue our paper
regularly At first we were disappointed in receiv-
ing paper, and when we had made arrangements in
regard to that, two of hands left us at a time
when we most needed them, and when we had great
difficulty in getting others We thus prevented
from issuing paper last week But we are fairly
started again, and if attention. and labor, and puncu
ality atone for past disappointments they
shall be amply atoned for.
Our subscribers shall lose nothing by the irregular
ity spoken Of Every one Of them shall have ffty-two
numbers for their money.
We have made such arrangements as viii enable
US to send the papers to Loretto, Ashland Furnace
Chess Springs, Three Roads and Fallen Timber and
other Northern Post Offices, on friday morning here
after, and our subscribers there shall no longer be
disappointed.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
Democratic Senatorial Conference

Agrecably to appointment, the Democratic
Conferees, elected from the counties Of Blair
Cambria and Huntingdon, to put in nomination
a candidate for the State Senate, and to select
Senatorial Delegate to the next Democratic State
Convention, met at the Exchange Hotel, in Holli-
daysburg, on Thursday, 8th inst, at o'clock,
2. NJ.
The following named Conferces were admitted ::
Blair-Adam Moses, Samuel Hcnshev, Mat
thew Orlady.
Cambria-Augustin Durbin, Samuel Braclen,
Richard White.
Huntingdon-William Lewis, John B. Given,
John P. Anderson, substituted by Geo. W. Gar
retsOn.
The meeting was organized by the appointment
ofRICHARD WHITE, of Cambria County, Pre-
sident WILLIAM LEWIS, Secretary
The following nominations were made for State
Senator:
.Thos. P. Campbell, Of Huntingdon.
Cyrus L. Pershing, Of Cambria
Thos. c. Mcdowell, ofBlair.
David Watson, of Blair.
John Crcsswell, Jr., ofBIair
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
Russian Poioy---Its Leading Spirit.

Among the agencies that contribute to govern
the present policy of Russia and occasion the eX-
isting complication in Europe, there Is one which
is necessarily powerful and prominent, but does
not seem to be taken into account by the public
lists who have sought to illuminate theobscuIitics
of the subject. We refer to ,he peculiar family
relations of the Russian Autocrat. This redoubt-
able monarch is the father Of four gTown-up sons
to whom, in spite ofthe stcrnness and feTOcity of
his public character, he has ever been q kind
complaisant, and indulgent father. These young
men are ambitious, as a matter Of course, and
this feeling is powerfully aided by the growth Of
the Empire, its conspicuous position and prepon-
derance in the affairs of the old world. Thus
the inborn imperial pride Of the sons excites and
stimulates the father, who naturally finds an ad-
ditional reason for induging their desire for cx-
ternal angrandzement and domination in the
fact that the greater part Of the nation as repre-
sented by the nobility and army, share these as
pirations. Ills sons are also the more entirely
transfuscd by them because they are supposed to
be more genuinely Russian, more in harmony
with the feelings Of the people and the manifest
destiny of this barbarous military empire.
At the same time as the great traditional OBJ
iect which the Russian cupidity and lust Of con
quest holds in view is Turkey, and as a quarrel
with that power Is more popular in Russia than
any other-a fact growing out Of national ten
dency as old rs the historical existence of Russia
and out of the potency Of religious fanaticism,
the personal family and national ambition OF
these young princes IS particularly directed 20
Turkish annexation. One Of them especially,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
Teachers institute,

The Executive Committee of the Couemaugh
Teachers Association has issued call 10 the Teach
ers Of Cambria Wes.norelald and Indiana counties.
requesting them to attend Teachers institute TO be
holden al New Alexandria, beginning on Monday.
Oct Sd and closing, Monday, Oct 10th Male and
female teachers, Of every grade invited to attend
Able and efficient Instructors and Lecturers have been
engaged. The Committee request of the various
School Boards that they permit the Teachers In their
empoyto attend without loss Of time or pay.
We approve OF this project and sincerely hope that
the School Board Of Ebensburg viii permit eyerv
teacher IN their employ to attend the terms propo-
sed- No portion Of a community deserve more kind
ness and attention than those who train the young
iaeS' and IN the same ratio that advantages are given
'aein ioF the attainment of knowledge and experience
are ,'o recipients 9i Common School education bene
htted Again we say, let every School Board IN Cam.
hra county enable their teachers 10 attend ,;s H.,
tute.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16

he noticed yesterday the accusation Of tha
Boston il'Es, tLgt the policy Of the adminstra-
ION is at the same time pro-slayory and free-soI-
ish. The inference from this clash Of contradic-
uuus ia cgnsure OF the President IS Of course
that his admins -Il-IOu is in fact Olcu 10 -ll-t1-
or Of the charges Iu the sense I'm which they are
made: but that, on the contrary, he has been
successful in his efforts to plant himself between
the two extremes upon the true national ground
c- t.e compromises ol the constitution, the rights
Of Che States. and the established rriuciuIl- Of
tEe BlWC- cratic party.
such has been uuqUestiCnablv the verdict Of
the people whenever they have had the issue de-
fore llem d" The. leading issue saws the S9.
'a-llaI Georgian, one oIJhC ablcsl Of lhc south
lIE Democratic Journals. made 10y the Nhr.s
I'M the late elections as in that now pending i'm
Neor4aI = the character 1l Gen. piCTcc's arD0ut-
ment~. North and south, East and Wcst the
charges have been rang upon lhe charge tha- the
o,!gc,s OF ms peculiar favor are. and have been.
aboluoulsts sud scceSsiouists. And the Noon.
were begged imTloIgJ, TO rcbukc hiu al tie har-
loJ-hoN. - wild with cNcItcmCnJ became his
enemies that they actually persuaded them
selves that what they SO much desired was bein-
done.
The New York Courier and Enquirer announ-
ccd:
- In the meantime there appears to be a gener-
al falling away from the President" The Sa-
vannah Bepu5EcH1, harpinc upon the string TO
which we have alluded. saws his auDoinfr1e5,fz
have driven OIL thousands OF Pierces former no.
Etical friends, so that he uigli De said % BE- q
Ples.3elst l7iiaoW a Pu7y." We'll what is the
verdict which ,he people have rendered in this
acton OF the Wings Urrsgs the President We
viii refer to their decision in a few States which
have already had elections the issue every
where beng President Picrce's appointments
denounced by Wings, defended by Democrats
e Virginia led Off by electing a friend of the
administration in every congressional district il
that glorious old State.
'ACrth Carolina, one Of Whicgerv's stronr-
holds, followed electing five Democrats I'VE
claim Clingluanl and three Wings to represent
her IN the next Congress and one of the three +.
elected because the Democratic vote lnoarly dou
ble his oyyn,) was divided between two Democra-
tic candidates.
Alabama has elected six friends Of Pierce
and but one opponent.
e kntucBy yes, the Whig State of Kentucky
one Of the four that voted against the President
now sends delegation, one half Of whose mem
bers are his ardent supporters
Tennessee, one ofthe other three that failed
70 sustain hila last fall, has now repented. and.
by the election OF the administration candidate
lor Gog ernor, has pronounced her verdict ia "a
cor Of President Pierce -