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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-24
Consistency.

The Wings are very loud just now in their
opposition to rthe organization of the ter.
ritories of Nebrasks and Kanzas, and appear
to be very fearful least they may become
slave states IF they are to be believed this
is only to be prevented by defeating} Gov.
Bigler and electing James Pollock These
same wings were opposed to the annexation of
Texas, and denounced every man whp voted
for its admission as a.slave state; and although
James Pollocl1's vote stands recorded upon
the Journals of Congress in favour of its al
mission. yet they now bespatter him with
praise and call upon their followers to elect
him as the great gun of the Anti-Nebraskaitcs
Verify the old issues of the Whig party have
been abandoned, and it has became complete
ly abolitionized
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P UBLIC ALE

Ioretto. Augt Is. 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

CHUNK on RAILWAY CURVES ard I. l LoCA-
tTIQS = PRACII - TRE tTSE Of RAJ" A. -
- LocArIo> tOR lOLNo sSGlHi, - - ,i5. bs.
.rd he Hehees e seersei5s n tle tse r~ 1na -,
trp AID Fmt.TkEsat. Sssss ou wo-s &c; to5esher with
7ahes Ct Nturai Sires sd Tsreas Ron Chords Or.t slh
eissr. e g neTs ~ n ne reis.o by"n snl' Wv" ''
sh''' rice BEcoNNENDArroSs.
ESGNEER DErsRrMENT NoSrH Pa KAN SoAbI 70
GrsrrIvrx: ts,i you for The cory ofN ss1iE, Practical
What should have sstee'd from ~ kaoTiease The 'lh
i,S, 800. .or vt. ,s,r i r1.niv SeseS ieheerfaIy
'''--''+ EDw MILLER, crI Engineer.
Rs,Drse Pa June 81. 1884.
consider excellent work aud prie. ia i,
tr sIston ard particularly vel suited 10 he eesc ne and san
ot the yorreer rheFs Of the professor taA every ssn'
G ANiCHoLS, Civil Engineer.
orFror OHIO AND Ps,>sYLv,srA RArtsoAoCo..}
rh.v looked over The Work or RS.y carvss and Location BY
shuak Civil p which 50 GOOD as % send
poe h''I''' "''Ffs'S'i KoBERTs, Civil Engineer.
osFIos AL1Ienryv VALLEY RAILROAD Coz
PrrssUEsH June g. 1874
have cory shulk Railroad Curves and LOGS,
for which VII please seesp nv ttAns ase oo.ei
Tales sceuraisy printed have hesn n sewing h,i
resd prseea and useal eopeadSIa ana reads hsid
respectfully, W. MtSoR RosERrs, Civh Engineer
OFFICE ORANGE ASD ALIx.xpKI, RAILROAD Co. \
ALEXANDRIA. June ., 1885,
Railway Curves and Location IL ussGass as nell BOOK 20
younr eurnee j. apparent The 'Hoanhon ali 'Tnua %
lis Ser.tod by persons quite youne the profession and without
ore than the rdiIlerfs o. natl en- ltcsl education
CERTAIN II W vAhpERGRfFT Tnsireer and General supr.
For sale thu booksellers generally IN New York For remit
- H. STes .Snsd vii send S'y o bh nf Tss
10 any f' o. the ''u No 81 South ith st., phia.
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Gpetial Noiites.

ting TO following notice viii y held al the
Hoe "a FRIDAY EVENING " oclCcs The sons Of
Hsvsur,rO'' are I s1Ss o E n:vf
Il. Committee Of Arsuseenfs for the Celebration OF
keoual Aunvesry behalf Of the Cy hereby exteoa
,no celebration that occasion and tAey
may assured 81 receiving most srty seieSne cA,
VIZ GRAVES Secretary. NJ DAFENfohi onA''in'1
K.vturyJof June l. lsA
The Rev. Mr. Oncken of &c rmaDy will deliver an sadres'
THIS rdsJ EvENihG IN the Meeting hn.e Of ne oys b
A., iuvic to siield Serv commence Al 80ci'cs,
The r.. Epsilon Dinncr.The Pr Upzilor rfslsrS
eue MiIopoisn Hotel THIS fnesy, s.5 lieu, Of
O'Clock Members are .efnestI ~ reques'So I" P'o ~
the Committee 81 the University. :, :, e. TT, ~, - III,
pst Up.on Grafton and PoemThe okAlioS "a sn et ~
Fniefofs p uIsie9 fI'y,enfnefSG or.Ior GE6RGE
HoOPF NJ Poet, The R'v OEo u hoODlio'.
-nh,,. are 100 beautiful Building Lots at WayerH,
on he Hieb, OIL, One le Jav ~ a. ,bs
IeII.,, ,ebsnee BY ANTHONY J. BLkECkEH See aver
IL. mel Tie Daily Times sPo 70. o sure you 3, 3, u b The
go. and advantage % this splendid location
,,,,,,ou Of the fen caused by indigestion and
~ eu,d by simple Thousands Of which have
,es Is organic of the Heart by ignorant prsston
- t,,, been perfectly by the of Dr. McCLISToCKs
DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR This great medicine composed OF the most
.,l. productions Vegetable Kingdom 10 almost
.yery case the confirmed Dyspepsia and all symptoms how
arising Indigestion Price 81 per bottles sir
hottie. for IS Sold by Druggists generally and by CUSHMAN
& Co, No l22 Fulon-st New YOrk, PROPRIETOR
The only Enectuai Ar,icic...ooSrAR's Rat C0CR'
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PawSe 4, g Mt. psssle COsTARs Fly PAPER Whole
sale md Reel, Depot No. 4fs brosdway. Eew.Y York
Nhy Don't Ne 60 Winfield S-GRAND EXCURSIONS
70 thk delightful villsss every M0NDAY, WhpSESDN and
VRIDAY-oby three miles from the "uismsburgb Ferries and
scrt distance Calvary Cemetery ots 80 s0 IN
.sn M, Of only IS aud them Free tcsets foi
De had al hs Once No fry1nr9T 9o,ne OIL
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L 10Y u 4 Is X O III f. K
u GREAT NEM-YORK BUSINESS CHART

FOR THE WESTERN STATES.
uudesgIed respectfully TO the ciren- a. NV"
yoit will shout the 2tt OF August next
MAMMOTH BUSINESS CHART Tor circulation N tn Ne err
in NewYoIk CIV The ChAIt will b. up Superior sye
tnud several eoiors aud peptGly framed large nanp
sutd and they vii BE- ~ al the hotes .nc piD
rlats and City aud in al tie srd
ces In the States Newio-k OHIO hentleky In
eis1a Tennessee Illinois Missouri lows Mkcousln. hiehgsn AZ
Louisiana and hssiF ana Aso al the popular f-ck
cts ruuuiu Ohio River Pittsburgh 70 Wle-s Cinn
Ohio Kive al reulsr oa - Louis
The Ass IIl Upper Mississippi ke-s -nd n uia,es The
Chan will .ho 81 the Hotels IN Pourgh Wheeling
Cciurs,i Louisville Evansville. Memphis Nssturzl NewOf-
Mobile and al The tle AssoIi rpfr ais
Rver and each Of the Sa-iorna
having New ioS Ciyhas o1eErs 70 New losA Msf
ehLts and Men generally q the greatest oppoft
al MAKING Nes'e-n People their NUMBER ar place
lu.p,ss tie New ioIk merchants hae owe
o,hs In Wee. with merchandise single card
@; ten lre IL vii do real benchi the advertise
than all the "es, u the mlnAns
arc II othe The S1 connection e
wi the general acquaintance viii the Nesien people
", fste ourselves viii be efficient susrAaee that N new
Yc,k business vii be gotten il No style and red md
10 the good Of tie pubic.
will BE- under ia heading AID
er eouu II the VII te for the esrc Of the
lar P,cks pviug Ne~icr ld lie different RAfos taer
time Of arrival &c, &c - -, So ~,
ehsrsta .ccofGrsy Our Aseus vii w the New
Mer ard a. iaose ec-s . a--- i've o. - ns
our tlrossh whih make aeir tus.nss - ne Wes
an = ore rl,sse have their Advesisen snf- Fc-ty
A is or ctel - The = Aclo Hoe4 or i1f''sh me
JAS T. LLOYD :, Louis Herald
WIN A. LLOYD. Cincinnati Co1sGefeA-
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IvNCJE TOMS CABIN OUTDONE!-
u THE GREATEST BOON OF TIE ACE
DIR. GUMS DO Me STIC u l NJ
PHYSICIAN
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IN PAIN AND SICKNESS.
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III, diseases ard Children End the lAiest h n
i'm moved in thr sDd INTENDED Ses ~. ''e
b.i 1T Of families II contains oescIp ions 81 me --rs
MEDICAL ROOTS AND HERBS OF THE UNITED STAT
40 h ihey the Of diseases II u arA~fed
or ne and plan which the Practice Of medicine re-
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TSuals CHECK diseases in he bsnng before ney AA'e
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NHOICE SUMNER READING. -
Z unnn,s WHIMSICALITIES With COMIC llustraiions

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OF ali he hpinos Hood the practical There s
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aid the ching reader into far oher worlds than the
jtst'Ts" - :, -, lLohooh am u "a..
1touss Hood admirable fellow, with warm heart,
sound head tunor qua original disposition snable and
eous boon companion; OF taste, feeling and genius
ackwood.
Of the present century at least has signsed nse 50
much the author Of th, That be had
Mus nj Origin and powerful adult of question but
hing require TO be studied before ney VIII re-
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Wh,r be ourd peeder remedy for the bnes han in
any Of Ttn Hoods works" lWoiceser fnsnum.
he no yet Ton Hood and felt himself transported
into world the brilliant wit contends Tor mastery
with satire and the profound wdom cong stu
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H. thee days when gather about ready 20 vel
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H. LONG NO III NNar-sI
Just Published.
NANETTB AND HER VERS;
~ ATALE OF NORMANDY
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Ntbo,te story in sentiment beautiful 10 construction
and Illustrating some new phases Of French ne ~, , r.
No lz9 Futonst, New-York
delicate beauty Of the style with certain hnenes OF ent
neut indicates ten pen while the truthful perception OF
and OF description ~hch marx the would 90
10 dsert dit a writer Of either sea- IN l. inoune
tale people read without mbioing any o th
INV much the fashion TO ave IN works OF
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A very eeverly written book The tale is Rat;
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This is very delightful story. The style lowing and ases
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06
.save 40 from NY Friends'''


Nyatno,y Of ~ individual who has better
e,nse 10 make this exclamation than the dSun-
vulsned aad talented gentleman ifom Augusta
who was placed in nomination before the Demo-
cratic Convention for the honorable Office of Lieu
tsnan, Gsveraor-Dr. G. e. Harris 1t is, per-
haps, none of our business, but we cannot torbear
n express our surprise at the sudden. unexpected
and unaccouniab!e withdrawal Of his name, by his
own friends, jus, at the moment when, IN our o.
pinion. victory was within their grasp. The re-
sull Of the first ballot shows beyond doubt that
DIR. Harris was decidedly the strongest man be-
fore the body. aud we believe he could have OBJ
,aineJ the nomination without difficulty. had his
friends acted with ordinary discretion, aud stood
up for him as he had reason to expect. Instead
Of this, however. we find his name withdrawn,
although the vote he received was most encoura-
pinr. and Withdrawn too by the very man who
pu, him in nomination, evidently acting as The or
ran OF the Harris men. We say such move
nent was to US unaccountable-to DR.. Harris
IN ,st unjust It was nothing more nor ass than
deliberate immolation. The sacrifice OF Dr. har-
ris accomplished Maj. Hartman. another Augusta
Democrat. was brought forward by the same gen
,Ieman, (Mr Barbour, Of Culpeper,) who orgi
nally nominated and subsequently, withdrew Or
Harris. The result was the nomination by Tho
Convention of Mr.. McComas, the ''gun-Powder
yellow fever and harmony" candidate. aud TIT
Augusta Democracy "came out minus"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06
A Stampede.

On Saturday morning, during the session 9th
Convention in the Methodist Church, Mr.. Ken
ma. of Kanawha, moved an adjournment to the
Town Hall, stating that the building was not
considered safe immediately there was a gen.
ersl rush from all parts of the Hause towards the
doors. and a scene of great confusion and alarm
easuel. The ladies in the galleries were very
much terrified, and some Of them we understand
INDUCED in swooa. Upon examination 1t was
found that the main Il ,oroflho building had slight
" sunk in the centre, but some persons say 1t has
been in that condition for years.
In the course OF speech in The evening, Mr.
English, of Logan, remarked that he would nc
longer apply the word ''unterriied" to the De-
mocraoy, alter witnessing the manner in which
they scampered from the Church in the NOR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06
Demoeratie PLATFORM

The following is the solitary resolution adop-
ted by the Democratic Convention, and referred
TO in our report of tine proceedings. 1t doubtless
feels lonesome
Resaiced. That the official career OF Franklin
Pierce has been marked by a perfect observance
of the limitations Of the Constitution and an en-
tire fidelity to the principles upon which he came
toto power; aud therefore he is entitled to the
confidence OF The friends Of Constitutional Ll6er-
&c in every section of the Coufcderacy.
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STAUNION SPECTATOR,
--...gsS-rAT,N,FON:... .,-.-
waDxE30AY. DECEMBER c. l''i'
a., D.m,era.ie Convention.

Ths Democratic Convention
". publish in this paper iolerably fail report
~ IA. savings and doings Of this body' Stormy
s,saes wee anticipated, AMI stormy scenes there
WIRE. Aln,re turbulent aud disorderiy body zee
,.,,;n,v have never seen assembled together
A member Of the Convention passing ny Us III The
H,u while we were taking notes, remarSed -
lyon editors NAY write all You can' gentlemen
ha, van can never 10 justice to these scenes -
We srresI with him. Such qu2FreH'ng' s"ch
eanG,sion. such bite; war OF factions cann'' oe
accurately described on piper. Ihe onSlaus"'S
nam Harry 4. Wise, the nominee OF the Con-
v,a,inn f.r G,y,ru)r. were force. vIrnient al"
nan,rla.. AMI Disguise it as they who made 'he'"
NAV attic apt 10 d., the feeling which called i'f'n
,ha.a G,rj,u, assaults. lies far beneath the skin
The minority in tina, Convention represented IN
THAR ssn,inents the mjori'y of the Democracy OIL
N. State; aal hlw,yar cordially te" OF We
leaders. p7lrss ~ to believe that they had ''''
a.h, ia the Convention, aud fOryeiful OF the pa
li,ical ras,ll ty" by which the delegates were
..eaCged and bound" ou of the Convention, may
rive in their adhesion to the nomination, the pee
nj, will hardly FRYE, that Wise obtained the
summation by the s,crf,e Of the peaPos ch"ce
that De- Of ''clean record ''-Shel'on :
Leake.
We are satisfied with tbs ticket-al!oSe'her
satisfied. We have long ago expressed our oeci-
d.d preference for Wise over any or all Demo
cr..s both as the candidate and the Governor
Ia punt of talent we considered the Convention
ra,hs, inferior-candidly and respectfully speak
ior. The speeches we're generally indifferent and
eOamon place, made up of set phrases among
which GLORIOUS Democracy the party line
MARTY. :, ..Nor,hc.u isms." &c, figured consplcu-
susly. In TACT We heard but one sentiment utter
Cd dnrinr the session Of the Convention which
rvss above the level Of party, and that was ~
NJ, Skinner, Of Augus;a, who protested against
n. prop,s,ion that the Offices Of the State should
\, dealt out as reward for party services
As we predicted, there was no expression Of o
piojou by the Convention on the Land question
Neither had it anything to say about the
..Know No,hings, y except as they were embraced
among the "is,ns" in the course Of debate one
solitary little resolution, complimentary to Frank
lin Pisrcs and his delunct administration was a
a,p,ed, with few dissenting voices, discussion
being cut off by call for The previous question
,rh;, resolution constitutes the PIayorm' which
va hardly think will do the ticket much good
No doubt the leaders will do their best to carry
NJ, WISE through the canvass in triumph. but
whistler they viii succeed remains to be SEEN
In common with many Of the delegates, who pub
ncly expressed the opinion before the Convention
We caniidly bellows that the Democratic party is
d,rsa,ed--overHhelmingly defeated As for U;
NNhirs-.nnre annn.