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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-30
VOL. 2. NO. 10.

Not only the Missourians but nearly all the
emigrants from the Western States, are quite
willing to ignore the whole subject, in their
laws, organic or otherwise; just as is done in
Utah and New Mexico. Their belief is, and
that Is the belief pervading the best informed
classes OF our citizens, that slavery cannotun-
der any circumstances attain any Importance
in Kansas. If the law ienored it, there
might be, as there now is III Kansas, a few
slaves he'll as bouse-servants. But few think
ing men in St. Louis suppose that there will
be migration thither ofplanters with their
field hands. There is so far no such emigra-
ton; nor is there any the slightest symptom
that there VIII be any such If southern
planters wanted land to cultivate by slave Ia
Dor in the latitude of Missouri, they would
come to Missouri, where they can vet find am.
abundance of the richest soil at government
price. Bat they do not come here. Why
then should they 60 beyond to Kansas, when
they certainly cannot locate themselves so
eligbly as they can in Missouri? I? If Missouri
planters wanted more land in this latitude.
they would also find it in Missouri They
need not 90 to Kansas. In point of fact they
are neither going to Kansas nor staying in
Missouri. They are nlocing to Te.oos. Sla-
very is no doubt relatively declining-and de-
clining rapidly--in Missouri. What is the
probability then of its making any great head
way in Kansas? We say, there is none what
ever. ''it
As we believe the views above presented
are correct, we should be gratifed to find
them generally adopted by our countrymen at
the East and in New England In that event,
the settlement of Kansas, instead of being
perverted into an occasion Of exciting acri-
monious feelings between the people Of Mis-
souri, and those of the North, would be suf-
fered TO proceed to ward wholesome develop
ment by peaceable process There is really
no need of these Emigrsnt Aid Associations
and other unnatural smethods of stocking
Kansas with settlers. Let the emigration Of
the Yankees be unforced, spontaneous and
wormed up only by healthy stimulants, Kan
sas viii then have from Yankee land settlers,
whom she will cordially welcome For they
win be ingenious, industrious, painstakiug
Yankees not brainsick spectators in those
multitudinous isnas which are the only blot on
the otherwise fair face of New England
Theory mongers or vain babblers, everlast-
ingly seeking some new thing, and who in
six months time would find Kansas too old
and worn to suit their tastes and fancies,l are
not the material for building up that territory
We repeat it then, let all these artificial stin-
ulants to emigration be discontinued Let
Kansas settle herself She viii do 1t much
better-eyen more certainly in accordance
with the views of the least ultra among these
Emigrant Aiders-than by all the machinery
that they can set in motion.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-30

prevails to an alarming degree-in every circle.
The young ladies who used to make their
fathers and brothers clothes and knit their
stockings, now can't make their own, and the
young men patronize French tailors, and wear
French kids Truly, it is no difficult matter
to account for hard times and stringent
money market
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-30

LYNCH LAW IN ILLINoIs.--The Blooming
ton Qll. Aews Letter gives an account of the
progress of a war that has been going on in
Polk Township, Monroe county, between
party of self-constituted regulators and
notorious counterfeitors, robbers and thieves,
who are connected with a nest of lewd women
The regulators" have lynched several of the
outlaws, demolished the mansion of Sallie
Quick, and notified the villains 70 leave the
county within given time. Geo. Washing
ton Fleetwood, Thomas Jefferson Fleetwood,
Andrew Jaskson Fleetwood, Wiley Davar.
and Hiram Fleetwood, were all severely whip
ped, but the latter, on account Of his old age
and ignorance, twas let off with only ninety
lashes." the feetwoods openly confessed that
they had been guilty of house burning, coun-
terfeiting, sheep-stealing, robbery, dc.
rrThe tide Of emigration that is sweeping to-
wards Texas is immense. The Port Gibson Herald
of a late date says that upon single route that
lies through Port Gibson and Rodney, there pass
ed within the previous twenty dayt, between four
and five thousand persons. These enigrants are
principally from Lower Tennessee and the upper
part of Alabama
THE HoTrEyToF's CoUNsEL.-Every now
and again we find in our contemporaries some
such thing as 'sChinese Maxims," or - A Fa-
ther's Counsel from the German" or ''The
Ten Golden Rules of Usenorazor, the Arab
Chief" Now it may be that these rules may
be wise and worthy of attention, but a learn
ed Hottentot. Professor Squashee Bumbo,
has communicated to US the makims in use
among his nation, and claims for them place
in our columns for which he has expressly
translated these pithy aphorisms:
Truth is good thing-but too good for
everyday use.
Never steal-more than you can conve-
niently carry.
Never have less than three wives-one TO
cook, ore TO plough, and one to fan you while
You are sleeping.
Whenever you slaughter an OK send tho
best cut to the judge
Defraua not your neighbcr-unless thele
is no one else whom you can cheat.
Keep your wives busy. but labor none
yourse,f-remcmber it is your purpose to watch;
the husbands eye Is as good as two wives
Never sell your daughter 10 a man worth
less than five hundred oxen, and never allow
your son to give more than three hundred OK
en- for one wife.
Shy 50 doing you viii come to be rich
and respected man in your tribe-yoar kraat
shall abound with cattle. you shall have nu-
mercus family, and perhaps become q chief,
Eg The secret is out at lastl We know
all about the Know Nothings. They had
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-30

Eg The secret is out at last We know
all about the Know Nothings. They had
their origin in Scotland, and must have eui-
put these words intothe mouth of Lord Rose.
in his tragedy Of Maokbeth s
Alas, poor country almost afraid to know it,
self, ~
It cannot be called our mother, but oar grave;
Where nothing, but who KNOWS Nothing il
seen 10 smile
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PURE BLOOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE: sOgTH
DOWN AND FRENCH MARlNO SHEEP FOR


TEA ROSE. White and Red roam; ealvsd May q lsts
DAM White Rose BY Splendid l52'i) e.
yellow by Young Denton te) GG DAM Arabells
b. North Star (i60 GGG dam aurora BY Comet 55 iGGG
dam by Henry $500 GGGGG dam go; by DANNY.
o; heller calf by her side months old BY
Prophet.
PIE Observation-Disclosures 1852. sired BY Prophet dam
fhlox by Yorhreman l5s0) dam Phenix BY Hero GOOD
&C dam Princess by Washington $50 GGG dam Paa.ey &
G. CiG Primron. by Charles GID
dam - by Blythe Comet ls5J GGGGGG dams =" by
frince ('2l GGGGGGG dam 49,; BY Patrio, (iss) Pleas
ant IS in calf by Cuba
AID whi,e eayed May 90 Iss2 sired sy PToPh
cam Coral ey Bertran ID (sll dam Conquest by ash
as"n lisSe &C Gam Ramsey by Blaine GGG dam Prm-
ron ey Charles li27l GGGG - by Blythe Comet.
4 ty Patriot. $50 - $1,000 --' -
hunters attached to the Of the animals refer to
.esis'er In the English herd Book All fthe animals
] Volume published in London ~ VIZ" -ffN -
also ABOUT ten each Of South Down and French Mari
10 Sheep. Also, few Dorkng Chickens All the above
stock was bred Mr. Roeh oIsero county New York
Th;s 70 nus STATE last fall my
ms an Opportunity or breeders g-tA ..w animals
unaouoted purity OF blood that Is er.d In ,his S,ate
se most uu9uestionAoe caa be gyen q. the
/ Pedigree Of the animals. address " s'A ~
/ 49,, r. HUDSON. Agent
| Wv" ALBION. Edwards County. III.
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HURTS! HURT,s!! RURT,s!!!


1T we'll almost every that certain class
having this strictly view led discovery Of
valuable of all the shattered
and broken down originating from and
This the active aud
Iron known the Medical wo-d. and be in all
requiring ehaiybes IL is particularly
Chis and Fever. Sc-vula rheumatism Gout. Distracted
enstrua which has been the of death in
Of young females at that time of lite when they
houid bashing into womanhood Falling OF the wosb
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. KY. July LIST. SO.
Mr. B. F. HuRT-Dear Sir-PerErit state you. for
the benefit Of the afflicted Female community that about three
ago. became dseasel with Falling the Womb
hes. which kept confined nearly all the
time had the the the
without any relief 10 April NY friends perua
ded the SpringI did and after remaining there
home female acquaintance who had using your
Iron persuaded try consented tot and aft
the first bottle found myself i'm proving rapidly
using the 4th bottle and able tend
u my household affairs IS before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsTRo Texas. May I. 1854.
MEssRs. FARNxR. HURT Co.-GESrLENEN:-Havng
been confined the school several i've years
pervadei whole weak and emasated
about like walking skeleton until used three bottles DR.
Hurts Iron Tiseture well and testify of
truth that Is the medicine general debility
loss of appetite and all diseases arising from
adisessed state 9th blood. Tours. with respect.
VI. HAMMOND.
ey5-imw WooLSEY & LlNCK. Sole Agents.
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CONG IL T. $50 NAE.
THIRTY-rHIRD cosGREss-FIRsT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4:
SEsATE.-The Senate and House of Rep
resentatives have adopted the resolution ex-
tending the session 10 Monday next at l o.
clock p. NJ.
The Senate met n. 9 O'Clock and went in.
to executive session, snd at 10 A. NJ, the
doors were opened and the con mittee made
a report onthe army bill, which was agreed
to.
Mr. Mallory from the committee on con-
ference with the navy bill, reported that the
committee could not agree.
The Senate adhered to their amendments
and asked for the appointmentot a new CON-
mittee.
The committee on conference on the river
and harbor bill reported, which was agreed
to, and the bill was thus passed.
The committee of conference was appoint.
ed on the ocean mailsteamer bill.
Mr.. Williams proceeded to address the
Senate in support Of his claim to his seat.
The committee OF conference ON the ocean
mail steamer bill reported that they
could not agree on the amendment, caused
by the Senate striking out the clause requr.
ing the Secretary of the Navy to give no.
tce for the discontinuancs Of the contract
with the Collins line.
Mr.. Stuart moved the Senate insist and
ask new committee of conference. Four
private bills passed. Mr.. Seward adhering
to the amendment pending the debate
Senate adjourned after a session of % hours.
All the appropriation bills passed except
this one, whose only chance now is that the
House will recede before adjournment to-
day.
HOUsE.-The House considered the Sem
ate's amendments to the River and Harbor,
the Army Appropriation and Navy appropri.
alton bills, re Getting all in the first case and
appointing committees Of conference.
At 5 O'Clock this morning the House took
n recess till 9 for the want OF quorum.
The Committee Of Conference on the riv.
or aud harbor bill made a report, the Senate
having ceded from several Of its amend.
ments.
Mr.. Stanton, of Tenn, from the Judiciary
Committee, made long report on the Gar.
diner aad Mears fraud, which wac ordered TO
be printed.
! The resolution of the Senate TO extend
the sesnion until Monday, was passed amid
much confusion.
Vote OF the River and HnrbOr Bill,
WASHINGTON, Aug. B..
Presi lent Pierce has vetoed the river and
harbor bill.
CINCINNATI, Aug. /.
Weather pleasan. There has been rain
through the State, but none here. There
we're several small fires here to-day.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 5, NJ.
The river is receding little, with ~ inch
es water in channel. Weather warm anC
clear.
CINCINNATI, Aug 5, p. NJ.
The river is stationary with feet s inches
below. Weather pleasant.
Eastern exchange lal4 prem. Flour 81 81
and firm. Whisky gale. Nothing has trans
pired in provisions. Linseet oil Coo. Su
gar is in fair demand and firm.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Missouri Election,

MiD10uft EsteCtIOns
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.
Mr.. Sanders:
Returns not yet in. Enough is known TO
make Benton and his parties defeat certain.
Kennett Cwhie) is elected.
A serious riot occurred last evening be-
tween the Americans and Irish. Upwards of
fifty hoases..were riddled in Fifth Ward
Six or seven killed and large number
wounded. Military called out-dsturbance
quelled. Particulars tomorrow.
Election in Kentucky.
HENDERSON, Aug. 8.
For APPELLATE Judge, H. J. Sites majority
over John H. McHarry, 275. For Circuit
Judge, Bradley's majority over McElroy, SO.
Brown, for Tailor, over Sandefur, 81. Lock.
EFT, for A assessor, over Hatchett, 204. Coun-
ty Judge, E. Allison, no opposition. County
Clerk, w. ID. Allison, no opposition.
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H--G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT.

LIVERY FAMILY should procure q bottle OF the
snR Ii Sfa s. vailed ID. mos;
iaense pains in few minutes the synOyia fluid
the bone rsaxs contracted cords, rheumatism
heck Of glands and il he best medicine for
ailments Of cattle ever discovered. curing spawn.
Sun Pain of ten standing cured BY H. G. Farslrs
Mr.. H. G.. Farrell-Dsar Sir: 1 been
Bleeding sai but The iS:i
Lai%:Hs applied over the temples about three times day i
the one night to ag It to Leg
ing and rsn them n. 30 sss tha. shs black
hat rs1s:Ins them applied your Lni%sn and
crushed my finger shocking manner by letting back log
tA upon it, your Linmsnssoon healed i. shGssh
Ia Sale precinct. Peoria CO.. H.. Feb. 6. 1919.
RiTq .I B.S.:r e.Ssr Canton NJ ..y:l bad
s.sss here which every other remedy had
white and contracted leg boy twelve
had aha bad T ,si:S
boys hthsr was induced try G. Farres Arabian Lin-
siss sd N he TO s, B.
thu, Linmsnt you have in the the one bottle got did
Tha, boy now we'll and hearty and s been sO1s
It's good for sprains bruises cuts burns swelings
LOOK OUT FOR coUNrERFErrs,
'Ffs aass Arabic, sssS
Liansnt the most ds1ssrog; of all the
without the knowledge tina, exist and chew
mir
has wrought its evil fleets.
Ire genuine article factur7d Parreu
sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist No
Main street. Peoria. llinais to whom all applications 70
Agencies be addressed Be IL
H. c. before the Farrens thus-H- G. FARRELL'S
and his signature the wrapper all others countrfets
Soldby WOOLSEY LINCXA
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansville Ind.
and BY regularly authorized agents throughout the Unite
ss- Price IS and 90 cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet
the United States in ~hih not already estahshed
Addr~ss H. c. Farrell above. accompanied with good
SIsnee IS to character, responsibility, &c. e22-w
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STATE OF INDIANA. Zee
Nanderhurgh- County, 60.

III the andrbuTgh Circuit Court October A d. 1854
James h. Ogden and
Bmpr whipPle.
a ardavit having been filed with the plantiffs'
"A plant the once of Clerk Of the vanderburgh Cir
Court setting forth that the plaintiffs This
valid claim against the defendant forth the
eemp amt and that the defendant aant believes
resident of Indians The said
fore hereby notified OF The pendeney Of the above entitled
bn in said Court aud that the will stand trial
tie sid Court be begun held
City Evansville Monday
1884. JACOB LUNKENHEINER elk. v. C. @.
WHEELER RoBINsUS Plffs. ey29-4w
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CLINTON HOTEL NEW YORK..
PRICE REDUCED!

FHNHE undersigned Proprietor % the above named. veil,
IL known lOngstahlshed Hotel takes this method of
Informing the Of the house. well he public
orally that he will the first Of August redae the price
Loard from Two Dollars r dav
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The attention OF sud others visiting the city,
either for business pleasure Is pareuary directed the
eligibility of the location h-ing tused in the heart OF the
business Of the City. directly opposite the City HALL and
Psbe Oess withi short disianc. OF the
inent places Of AMUSEMENT. A. b. MILLER.
augiwlm st Bcskman Street. New York
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Z Z z 9 q q 9 e 9
VOLCANIC OIL

0NHR miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has performed. after all other remedies had failed
warrants the proprietor in asserting that 1t s the only
Eminent that will cure Chronic infanmatory Rheu-
matism Paralysis stiffness or weakness in the Joints
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles Bruises,
Neuralgia Toothache Earache. any Pain. IL will
move any Swelling. Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Mus4uos or any in
And will cleanse, purify and heal the FOULESr
ULCER SORES on the legs Sims, no difference how
long they may have existed. II viii also sooths and
heal Burns. scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
- - 49, OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1855 and the demand increasing
daily, and have never heard of wherein IL has
failed TO cure any external disease, when properly ap
piled.
Who then will suffer from Pains Sores, or sxsliings
when safe and sure remedy is so easily Obtained.
Read the followingg :, ee SI Which h
of what have asserted
J.H. McIk.s-sir: feet ifa duty owe to the public
to make known the following hoping they may learn BY
been pressed into notice b. false certificates aud long
advertisements. ~
For six months / was confined to my room cripple
from rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly, producing the most palms. The muscles were
contracted that could not straighten my leg at ALL
applied the Mustang Lniment for four weeks. but t
done more good than any other grease. ob,ained
and used your Volcanic Oil Liniment-in three wesksit
I.aw Mr. ca.eday when he wa. afflicted. as stated. and
Reader II the owe is not sufficient to convince ysu
of the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Linin emit
call and examine the Thousands which we have in our
possession from all parts Of the country and you win
purchase supply from US and does not give satsfss
ton, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLeans Celebrated Linment is the only safe and 70
liable remedy for the cure of SPAWN Ring Bone. Wind
Calls, splints Unnatural Jumps, Nodes swellings.-
II will never fail to cure Big Head Polleyi Fisiuls old
Stunning Sores or swePsy IL properly applied For
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds Il Is an infallible
remedy. Apply as directed, and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company
This is cerS that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and Mclean's Volcanic Oil Liniriept on ouT
omnibus horses that were lame spraned and for swell
ings and have fornd McLesn's Volcanic OiTLinmept
to be the best Linir1ent. ERAsTUS WELLS,
-. . .t, ofthe firm ofC & co.
Directions accompany each bottle In English and
German.
This Lrimentis now put Up in IS cent 50 cent and n
bottles. The 50 cent size contains three times the ouap
y of the d cent size and In proportion TO the cost
For sale BY j. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. No:
For sale ip Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEYG CO. at Proprietor's prices. [mh7
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STATE on EsDIgyk.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that Hors.io o. Wheeler
lN Adinrator Of the of John NJ Blair deceased
has filed k petition sell the real Of the said decsden
bis personal being insufficient pay his debts and that
Petition Will be hard the Of the
mon Pleas of s.ideouuty. JACOB LUSkENHEIMER.
aug4wfts Clerk @. C..P. v. G
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DR.. GEOHEGAN's
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER.


EXTRACT OF HY DROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared by one Of the FaenIr.
iNhtS vegetable remedy which Is now spreading 10 all
parisofthe country. prepared by graduate ofone
ofthe fist Medical Schools in The West, physician Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed
empiriesm quackery any one be, as Is shown
by the fact that The is published and accompanies
each bottle OF the medicine thus exoneratinR IL from
the charge Of being a nostrum.
IT Is PREsCRiBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as Will be seen by to the Circular and BY the
Unlike Sarsaparilla, the Hyropper quick in s &C,
tion the first bo.le often producing wonderful re:ult.
in the Of the negro girl Of Mrs. mrnons, Of
Louisville. who was relieved OF -
BLINDNESS INONE wEEKIi
or tSs soIosips disease: All
Dyspepsa. Scrofua. White swelling, Negro Cpnsump-
ton, Chronic Rh"umatisn, Govt Neuratgs. Uicen and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Afec1iope all
Female Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS Mercurial ris.
eases Secondary Syphilis General Debility and all ds,
orders arising from iHnpurs bio0d and BAD Habit Of
FOR FEMALE. COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unrivaed. II il slight stimulan
and pow erful tonic and Alternative.
As beautAer Of the complexion in the cure of rim
Piles and bothesin producing clear and beautiful skin
1t much more safe and sure remedy than all the
never regre DO not lose confidence IL tho1ld seem
at first to increase the diseasethe general effect Of the
medicine oeingto drive allmpurss V the surface srd
by that msansout Of the system.
hARDENsBrRo. NY, Oct o, 1851.
Dr. A. E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined xour
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Of Hydropper for
the cure OF Scroua In all its FORMS and other ch rona
anecuons, viz: rheumatism, Female Weaknes de-
Having prescribed and watched its many cases
oil the above and having always found II eec
tual most cheerfully recommend II TO the Afflicted :.
the best alternative and tonic have ever u,ed-.uo
gether superior to sarsaparilla. any OF its com
pounds. Mt WAKEFIELD M. n.
OwESsBoRo', KY, March s. 1859.
Dear DoctorI receiv yours Of the god inst ac
dropiper.
Ia several cases in this community Il has relieved
dyspepsia. in shor, consider it valuable prepare
my general health. Respectfully, your friend,
JAMES CONAN, N. %.
PRICE 81 per bottle bottles for S. when taken u
one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, ky.,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK sIODDARD.
Princeton, r. b. HALbOCk
nh26-dxr6m-!s
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EVANSVILLE AND CRAwFORDSvILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
W ka after Tuesday. August t the morn Trsiu Gear
" ryiDg and iTeght will leave Evansville at
O'Clock M and vincennes at o'clock p NJ. The after
Traiu discontinued further order
Board
Freight will DO received at the Evansville Depot till o'clock
P ey25 SAM'L HALL. Prss't.
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IN siyned follows: West halt cf the northeast quarter
SeeIoa 49, Township G. south of isnse Invest hereby
notified Friday the lst day Of SsPsember A d. 1884
County Surveyor OF yanderburxh County will proceed
the lines aud establish the corners Of said land
auKf-3t Il. ID. ALLEN.