Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-02
DEMOCRAT & sgEr-.!s.L sgEr-E.!s.L.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.

VIM. G.. Tob bev better known as John OF Y ork'
died in Harrisburg, on Wednesday IND INST.
o5-We will lay before our readers next week
the second address of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee.
p--Hon- Augustus Drum has received a reno
nination to Congress, from the district composed
of Westmoreland, Indiana and Armstrong.
e5-The Democratic State Central Committee is
to meet at the Merchants Hotel, in Phlldel phia
ON the 18th inst.
@S-The sale of the property of Chas Litzinger.
deceased, will takeplace the 2Sth inst, instead
OF the goth as advertised in our paper of last week
O-CoMMITTED.-Mr. John Harshberger. of
Rchland Township was committed to our CUun-
ty Jail on last Saturday for breaking into the
store of Mr.. VIM. Bonnaker, of Scalp Level
RoBBERY.-Wm.- Lloyd Esq, one of the firm
of Jack & Co, was robbed at Altoona Yesterday of
one hundred and fifty dollars.
O-HoN. LYSN BOYD, Speaker of the House
of Representatives, arrived in town on Tuesday
evening last; and contemplates remaining few
days.
0o-NoRTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-The returns
of the elections in the Old North State is pretty
nearly ascertalned, which goes to show cOnclusiy-
ely that the Democracy have elected their Cover
nor, and in all probability both branches of the
Legislature.
DENTIsTRY.-Dr B. NJ. Gildea, according to
previous announcement by handbills has arrived
and ready to perform all operations in his line to
the entire satisfaction of all who may favor him
with their custom. The DIR. can be consulted
at the residence of Mr.. Frederick Kittell, few
doors above the office of the Democrat & Sentinel
e3-U. S. DEMOCRATIC REvIEw.-We are in re-
Celpt of the Sd number of this excellent work
with the following table of contents, viz: Aboli-
ton and Sectarian B1obs, Drop the curtain, the
Missouri Prohibition, Ode to America, on Festus
Info Nc
Smith, Weariepen, the Poets and Poetry of An
cient Greece-Published by Lloyd and Brainard
80 Nassau street, n. Y, at So per annum.
UJ~We have been favored with a COPY of the
beautiful address delivered by Gov. Bigler, on the
26th OF June last, before the Harrisburg Female
Seminary
We have also received a copy of the catalogue
Of the Seminary This institution WAS commenced
in l849, and was incorporated in 1853, and is now
in healthy and properCus condition and certainly
ought to receive liberal support from generous
public.
The educational departments are conducted v
Mrs. Aana lie Conte, ,Principai-asssted by Misses
Hannah B. Bradley, Mary Jane Partch, and
others. The branches taught are English, Ger
<nan, French and Italian, with Vocal and instru-
mental music.
EGETTING SMART.-A few individuals in
this place put themselves to the trouble oftacking
up small pieces of paper in different places about
the borough limits, with the letters 2. o. V. writ
ten on them, with the intention, as they thought,
OF creating an excitement. But it didn't take.
We viii admit there few Would Be Know
Nothings here, merely for the sake of being talked
about. We believe, safely say there are
not ten citizens of our town could join the order
of Know Nothings, as they all either foreigners
or the sons Of foreigners.
GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-The August number
of this excellent monthly has been received, and
safely say, is not any behind its prcdeces-
sors-it is well freighted with choice and whole
some reading matter. The beautiful steel engra-
wings alone worth the subscription price
Should any of our readers wish to subscribe for
Graham, they can be Accommodated by calling on
Mr. John Rodgers who is in receipt of all the late
periodicals
Mr. CHAs ALBRTGHT ESQ., of this place, who is at
presentengaged as an agent of the 'Union Emi-
grant Society ,, writes from Washington city that
he expects to start from Pittsburg for Kansas on
the 1st of September with q company OF enigrants.
We understand that number from this place in
tend TO migrate with him.
SKELETON FoUSp- The slteleton OF a man
was discovered near the Old Tunnel, on the Al
legheny Portage Rail Road. 1t had the appear
snce of having lain there for number of years,
The Johnstown Echo says,-''Thpre are suspi-
cions about who the person has been and the
means by which he met his death
THE LAW MUST B E OBEY E D.
We were handed the following advertisement
1t appears that tie gentleman, whose name is at
tached to it, came to town on Tuesday, on horse
back, and after having his horse carefully dispos
ed of took stroll through streets, evidently
with the intention of ''sceing the sights of this
delightful inland city. In the meantime the De
putty Sheriff of the County, having in his posses
sion a small Fier Facias to him directed, ordered
him to levy upon the goods and chattels of our in
1ignant advertiser (who had been so unfortunate
as to become indebted to a neighbor to the extent
of about five and thirty dollars,) and desirous of
avoiding a visit to the home of the good natured
gentleman took forcibie possession of his horse in
the name and by the authority of the Common
wealth, and placed him under lock and key in
stable, whereupon the Doctor considered himself
greatly aggrieved, and loud in his exclamation
for ga horse, horse,'E and would gladly have
given his kingdom to have obtained re-possession
of MS steed Being unable to do SO, unless pre-
viouslv furnishing ''the means" wherewith to
move the Indebtedness, and failing to obtain bail,
he remained in a state of abject sorrow and grief
of heart until this morning, when slowly and sad
ly he wended his way homeward, not however
without leaving the following norced~ for publ
cation and venting loud and deep imprecations
Ebensburg and its inhabitants
PRO ORBE EFT URBE.
-sss 85 SSSSs The Undersigned, Jos. Eber
e @ g stall, came to visit his patients
- nTE-F1N . in Ebensburg on Tuesday last.