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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-25
Sam Split through the Middle.


Poor Sam, who got so dreadfully mauled
in Virginia few weeks ago, has had wedge
driven straight through him at Philadelphia.
He is split g from stem to stern, . and his
most skillful surgeons admit the impossibility
of uniting the parts. !.
In conducting the siegeof Sebastopol, Gen.
CANRoBERT had recourse to stiaA-oots to drive
the Russians out of their rifle pits The lea
der OF Sans southern division in the Nation-
al Council, takinga hint from CAasoBsRr,
threw that great political stink-pet, the mig
ger, straight in the.face of the opposing ,di-
slsioB The effect Was immense! Men who
had nerve enough to steal a. niger in the
dark, were reduced to a state Of asph sxia
when the Niger was thrust under their nose
IN broad day ight. > The monleut they recoy-
cred their breath, they seratehed out ofSam's
rifle pit as if the very Old Scratch himself
was after them. With wistful eye and wa
terry mouth they gazed at the fiesh-pots .gbut
the stink-pots We're trife too strong for them
Sans Sebastopol is taken One-half his ar
my IS destroyed-stifed by stinE-poti-
Taltey Sptrft...
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-25

SIMON AGAIN HIT.-The Know Nothing
nominations as far as known to outsiders. are
John Il MCresry for Senator Wm. 4. Ham
1ner and--for the Assembly, and Daniel
Koch for Sheriff. 4 Gl
1t viii be seen by the selection that the
Cameron faction has been repudiated in all
the most important Offices. Ii is understood
that M'Creary had better than 400 msjority
over Charles Frailey, the Cameron candidate.
So far the ana-Cameron -Nothings
have gained decisive victory over their an
tagonist, and that was an easy matter where
everything was left to the rzak and file. No
indiscriminate gathering of the people could
be made IN which a majority. would 60 in with
their eyes open. for general system of pnb-
lie plunder, or in other words, fer Cameron.
But now comes the danger Hereafter un-
I'll election the affair viii be managed between
she candidates and the Cameron wire-pullers.
The candidates viii be desperately in want of
votes the high priest of Cameronism won't
give them vote without compensation, and
that compensation must be a pledge of devo-
ton to Cameron after election This has
been the policy of that faction for years, and
the Democratic party has never been half as
disgracefully defeated, as when, in many in
stances, it elected its own ticket. The same
game win be played on the Know -Nothings.
unless they compel their nominees to give
public pledges of fidelity before the election.
PottsviUe Gazette, July 1S.
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July l8. 1855.


DROSPECTUS OF THE IRON DEMOCRAT
undersigned will establish a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
in TYRONE C1Tr, with the; above soutriqua, In
the course of a few weeks -.
The large and increasing population OF Tyrone
City and the surrounding country, require that a
paper should be located in theirmidst, which will
not only be sound exponent of Democratic pril-
ciples, but also, a Commercial sheet. In the ex-
position and advocacy of Democratic principles,
it will stand upon the Democratic platform of the
Natioral Democratic Conventions held at Balt-
more, in 1874 and 1S48- s.s.
It will also support the present Administration
and all Democratic Nominations, National, State,
or Municipal, when properly made. From the
advantages presented by the location of TYRONE
CrTY, the facility of obtaining, the latest news
from the East, West, North, and South, at the
earliest moment, the patrons of this paper may
rely upon. having the latest news at the earliest
practicable period that they can be furnished by
a weekly paper. 80.
AS an advertising medium, g E IRoN Demo-
CRAFT will endeayofstp bes pn$ufPassed by any
weekly paper Published vithin the intsrlor Of
The material is all new and the typographical
execution shall not be unsurpassed.
PHILr 2. COPS will have the entire control OF
the typoghthicd department., and hass conse-
Of the e TYRoSE CIrr TNeuIRER. ~
TERMs-$1,, so If paid IN advance; $500 If
paid, within the first six months; $3.50 if not
paid before the expiration of the first year.
DEMETRIgJS A. MAGEHAN,
@ tfs* - Editor and Proprietor
PHILIP P. COPE, Pubhshcr.
.JuIv IA 1655 a zsf .t774s1
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FRANKFORT-oN- THE MAINE.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of certain writs of Vend. -Exponas
Id and Levari Facdas, to me directed, there will
be exposed to public safe, at the the House oi
George Engkbaugh in the Borough Of Johnstown.
Cambria codntys ca Wedpesday the 25th day o
July next, at one O'clock, P. NJ.
Ali the right title and interest of Henry Keech.
of, in and to a1ot of ground, situate IN the Bor-
ough Of Jshnstown, County of Cambria, beginning
at a post, atEcorner Of Market street and Barnes
alley, thence along said alley 223 feet on Johr
Zecks linefot, thence 81 feet to post on line o
Zeck's lot, thence along line. of Hite and Ellis
223 fett to Market street. thence along Market ST.
425 feet pjaceof beginning, and having Thereon
erected two story plank houses and. part of {
frame stable, now in the occupancy OF Benjamin
Thomas. ! s--s.-s.s
A1so.4All that certain frame stable, situatesor
the ground, of the Cambria Iron Company on tht
North east side Of the ConerNaugh River IN tht
township Of fConemaugh and County of Cambria
Containing in front on said River thirty five fee
and depth one Hundrsd andfoxty feet and the
lot, or pieaeoe ground and curtiaage apPertinsnl
to the same, the property of the said EamsrF
Iron Company to be sold at the suit of Edward
s>' A. DURBN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. s-...; st - 80
Ebensbufg, July 8, 1855
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Sherifs Offce.
Ebensburg, July 8, 1855

Cambria Couaty, IS. SIS
The Cossmen,cealth Of Pennsylvania to Put,Icl
Nc Cir, Berxard dft CIR, John McMeei, and
Cdihdffae his soiJe, Peter Nc Giar, and Bird
oct his scife and Mary Mcbride, Heirs and
Representatives. Of Rec. Terrence lMcGisv, de'
ceased, and to ell Others concerned IN the f'renses
as11Ese TMTE sannnand ;n YOU As We have heretofore
w commanded you, and firmly enjoin you,
that layingaside all business whatsoever, you be
and appeal before. the Judges of the Court qi
Common Pleas of the said connty, to be held at
Ebensburg, on the first Monday of September
next, to shaw cause if any you have, why the
witnesses on behalf of Ellen Mccarthy on her
complains against you, before our said court duly
exhibited, shall not be examined; and their testi
mony reduced to writing, and filed of record In
our said county, in order to perpetuate the same
agreeably to the constitution of our Government.
and the act of assembly in such case made and
provided. Hereof fail not at your peril.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Pres
dent Of our said Court at Ebensburg the sixteenth
day of june A. d. 1856. =. q -.
as, MILTON ROBERTS, g
June %. 1856. Frothonotary.
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J Arfnur,s sPetent selfaealins Cams.

FoR PREsEByISa FRESH FauITs, TohArToEs
s,.. R,, He,u,eficd Sealing. These Cans. which
o,s ssaied bv the House-keepers without the aid
e timer. and open easily without injury to the
can. are rapidly coming into general use. Full
J;rections for putting up fruit accompanying the
cans and the work is so easily performed, that
bv their use, every family may have fresh fruit
and tomatoes on their tables all winter, at sum-
~ PRTES.-Pint Cans $500; Quart $3.50 /;
Half-Gallon $3 so; Three Quarts $4 rs; Gal
Ions As 90 per dozen. The different sizes nest,
in order to secure economy in transportation -
Country Storekeepers will find this new article
one of ready sale. Manufactured and scld by Z
ARTHUR, BURNHAM & Co
/ No. so South TENTH st, PHlLAD'A
July 25. 1855.-3m.
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The CoBsnoasoealh Of Pesansylpsssia 10 JOHN
TAILOR Of Cambria county. GREETiNG - !.
NTHEREAS, Frances A. Al. Taylor, by her
w next friend Isaac w. Gordon, ex reiationc,
did on the twenty y-secoHsi.day OF November, A d.
1854, prefer her petition teour said Judges of our
Court of Common Pleas 6ar the cosnty of Cam
hi pray ing for the causes trsan set forth, that
sbe might be divorced; from the bonds of lnatri-
mony entered into with you. john Taylor
We therefore command yea, as we have here
tofre commanded you, the said John Taylor that
setting aside al either business and excuses what
soever, yot beand appear, in yeur proper person
before our Judges at Ebenshurgh, at a Court of
Common Pleas there to beheid for the county of
Cambria on the first Monday of June next, TO an
ssrer the petition or ibid Of the said Frances A.
M. Taylor. and to shew cause. if any you have.
why the esaid Frances A. M. Taylor. your wife,
should not be divorced from the hands Of paisi=
mony, agreeably to acts of General Assembly ia
such case made and provided. And hereof fai
not. lsr4rtisI
Witness the Honorable George Taslor. Pnesi-
dent of our said Court at Ebensburg. the twenty.
fourth day of March A. ID. 1856. ss rsfies
S - W 81 MILTON ROBERTS.
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a PersecutedI Young Woman.


The Raw. ID. It thompson. writing from Par
is, relates the following while seated one
morning in the Office of the American Am
bassador, Mr. Mason come IN. and after the
usual salutations, said, !" Did. you ever get
into profuse perspnation, and have wei .,
blanket thrown over you 2" 8 No. 1 did
Yesterday. A lady came to. Ile with the loi,
lowing narrative 81 ana from the Uni.ed
States. and haye in care young lady VINO
has bcen visiting her friends, IN this country
She is a Protestant, and her father and moth
er, when dying, charged her never. to forsake
her faith or marry Catholic She has, more
over, Protestant friend in the United States,
to whom she is attached, and to whom on her
return to New York she expects to be mar
ried. While in the South of France, she met
a French gentleman who was smitten with
her; he procured an introduction: 20 her, and
las been courting her with unremitting atten-
.rions ever since. She has used every measure
TO shake him off, she has frowned upon him !;
she has told him that she never marry
him. that it is utterly impossible; that his at
tentions are unpleasant, wearisome, DISCUS
ting, even painful to her, and she has peremp-
torily ordered hinf never again to see her He
replies, That is impossible till die. : I can
not live without setting yeu. = We came to
this city in hopes to escape him. but he sFsbch-
ed our movements, and came with u.s. We
sought to hide from him here; but be has found
as out We have. told hizA we shall leave the
country, and that he had better return home.
mo, no. says he, / win go with you when
you go, I VIII stop when you stop, will stay
where you put up, viii live where yoa live,
7 will die where you die Now, can nothing
be done to save US from this annoyance =
Mr.. Mason said he Immediately sent for the
Rrefect -ef Police, and gave him the facts in
the presence of the old lady. q Your treub-
aes are at an end, - said the police officer,
- the young man will see your ward no more
Give me his name and address, we will COM
snand him, and if he obey not, we have way
of making him obey" Mr.. NJ. returned with
the old lady to her lodgings, and announced
TO the young one the joyful news of her deliv-
erance from the annoyance to which she had
been subjected. when 10 with gush of grief
she cried, +" Oh. you have been SO cruel as to
ap,ly to the police2 You viii wound the
young mans feelings. o, he is such fine,
such noble young man. l would suffer
aaything rather than wound his heart" g
started homeward," said Mr. NJ, +" immedi,
ately. saying within myself. We have been do
ing mischief; they will be married as sure as
the world. No resisting French enthusiasm. y