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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01
WHAT THE BLACK REPUBLICAN
HOUSE DID.

The late Black Republican House of Rep
resentatives at Washington is notable for these
things:
/. It was nine weeks in choosing Speak
er, which is generally effected in one day, and
during the whole of that time Congress was
il state of disorganization
?. It refused to pass q bill securing peace
in Kansas and which nulliicd certain obnox-
ious laws in that Territory, for the reason that
such peace would be damaging to the political
prospects of that party.
,. 1t passed law legislating slavery into
Kansas for two years, and extending the fu-
gitive slave law over it and Nebraska.
i. 1t passed an enactment raising the sala-
ry Of its members from IS to SIS day.
.. 1t refused to pass the Army Appropri-
alton Bill at the regular session, and an cx-
ira session had to be called for that purpose
putting the government to great expense
These measures arc the only things which
rendered the last session of the Black Repub-
lican House at all memorable -Enqtmer.
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REFUSING TO FACE THE MUSIC.

In every instance, during the present cam
paign, the Black Republican speakers, when
challenged to meet their democratic opponents
in public discussion. have refused to do SO -
John r. Edie refused to meot Cyrus L. Per-
shing before the voteos Of this county at our
last Court Wlmot refused to meet Ellis 3.
schnabel in his (WiImos's) own district; and
50 it has oeen everywhere, that they are afraid
OF the truth aud that they expect to cheat AID
humbug the people by misrepresentation aud
falsehood. The latest instance Of the kind
will be found in the article below Black Re
rublicauisn is at low ebh, when even Thad-
deus Stevens shrinks from its defence in the
presence of mon who are prepared TO strip it
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01
THE FAIR.


The Committee of Arrangement Tor the Ag-
,icu)tural Fair to be held at Ebensburg, on
the 7th, 9Th and 9th days of October next,
resnectfully announce to the public the follow
ing programme: -
At2 o'clock, P. NJ, Of the 9TH, grand
parade of all the horses and colts on exhibition
will take place; during the parade 20 animal
will be permitted to be ridden or driven at a
faster gait than slow trot or canter.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, of the Sth, Lady
Equestrans will compete for the premiums
At 8 o'clock F. NJ, fast trottng and rack
ing horses entered fer premiums, will be ex-
hibitod
At ! o'cock P. NJ, the Judges OF such
committees as shall be indicated by the man
ayers, will proceed to decide on the merits and
award premiums for articles on exhibition
At 9 o'clock a NJ. on the 9th, the Plow-
ing Match will come of.
At II o'clock A Nj. The Judges Of the re-
naming committees viii proceed to award
prem iums At l o'clock, the Agricultural
Address vii! be delivered by VIM. A. Muir
ray, Esq.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01
Died,

Suddenly on Tuesday the 23rd ult, ut his res
idencc in Allegheny Township, Nh Joseph A
Todd in the rs year of bis age.
In Lorctto on Friday Morning the 26th inst.
Mr.. Anthony Litzinger aged II years and mos.
The deceased was one of the Oldest and most
respected citizens of our county. and who up 10
the day of his death led life of activity, indus
try, and usefulness. For many years he resided
in the neghboring county of Huntingdon where
he was we'll and f;tvorably known, but his last
and declining years were spent in the midst
of his relatives and friends. He was followed to
the grave by upwards of fifty Of his immediate
descendants and relatives and large train of
acquan .ances who tlus testified the esteem in
which he was held by the community in which
he had so long lived. May he rest in peace.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01

BUCHANAN AT HoME.-In recent account
Of a visit to lancaster, written by gentle
man in high position, he says: . saw no
in Lancaster who was not his devoted
friend You would be surprised to learn the
large number who voluntarily tell you OF his
numerous acts of kindness to them, or their
parents, relatives. or neighbors. His old eli
ents are universally attached to him, and ma
ny speak OF gra;uitous professional services in
Sighting the battles of the poor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01
The Discussion az Indiana.

\ good dpal OF interest has been manifest
ed in many quarters to know the result OF the
great debate, which WAS 10 come of on the
23d--Tuesday last-and we are abic to
crafty public curiosity. Three weeks ago,
tho Democrats challenged the Abollti0nsts
aud this challenge was accepted by the latter
/. was challeuge to discuss the great issues
involved in the present canvass; and the in
,erest occasionei thereby was great. The Abb
otionist7 named THADDEUs STEVENS and
BURLINGAMg their champions; til. Demo
~crats, W. y Stokes and II. ID. FOSTER, of
Westmorcland. and the indomitable ELLIS IS.
ScHNABEL, as theirs stevens had accepted
the responsibility, and Doubtless Burlingamc
too The day arrived. Hundreds focked to
the scene The cars TO Barsyille anJ lndi-
ana were crowded with the curious and the III
t3rested and he latter place was crowded
with living mass. Thaddeus Stevens was
on the ground. representing the Disuuiouists,
and was accompanied by MIR CowAN, of
Westmorcand L. B. Schuabel, Stokes and
Foster were also Oh the ground for the friends
OF the Constitution. Tte ajseHtec was Mr.
Burlingamc 1T the appointed hour the Dem
ocra,s were ready for the discussion, hut their
opponents were non est. \ message was then
sent to tn latter, telling them that the Demo
Gratis were re0dy After long delay the re-
ply from the aboiitionists was, that they would
send an answer III in hour. Before this hour
expired, it was ascertained that Thaddeus
Stevens was on the abolition stand, address
sing his followers After he was through.
the second reply came that he (S'evcus,)
sould not meet the Democrats. bat that Mr.
Cowan would meet one of them ue1t d ~ =
IN vain our friends offered to let Nj Selma
bel meet Mr. Stevens the leader declined
and without entering the town. stole away in
private carriage This most inglorious re-
trca. is worthy of Stevens, and so consistent
with his history, that his own friends hung
their heads in shame. The upshot was, that
the Democrats held the ground and able
speeches were made 10y Foster. Stokes. Selma
bel and others. Mr.. Schnabel kept the
stand for several hours aud with his accus-
toned bold and stirring oratory, made the well
kin ring with his exposures Of Stevens and
his hackers.
Such was the result OF the famous debate at
Indiana, on the 23d of September.
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PRIVATE SALE.
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

pY virtue of plures order of the Orphans
y , Court. the following real estate, late the
property of Daniel Keefe, deceased, will be eS-
posed to public sale, the house of John Godfrey
in Gatzn, Cambria county, on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1856
The undivided half of FIVE acres Of land more
or less. adjoining lands of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, Samuel Watts, James M'Cioskey
and others.
ALSO-The undivided half of a lot or piece
of ground, situate i'll the village of Galitzin, ad-
Joining the Pennsylvania Rail Road, land of Jack
son AMI Watts Samuel Watts and others. con-
tanning one fourth of al ACRE and twenty y-iiVc
pcrchcS.
TERMS OF SALE-One half Of the purchase
money to be paid confirmation of the sale, the
residue with interest in year thereafter, 10 be
secured by bond and mortgage.
WILLIAM FLYNN.
Guardian of the Minor Heirs of Daniel kecie,
deceased.
Sept. ID, 1856.
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7. B. Moore, !
J. M'Donald,
Il, J Lloyd,
Jno. Thompson. |
j. G. Noon
- 900
{" SLAVERY AGGRESSION" i"
Ebensburg, Sept. 80, 1856.

Fools talk about slavery As though il was
making constant aggressons. But all scnsi-
bic men know that precisely the reverse is the
case. Seventy years ago every State in the
Union but one were slave States Now six
teen are free States, and but fifteen slave
States In less than FIVE years seven Terri
tories will be admitted as free States TO wit
Minnesota, Nebraska, Washington, Oregon,
Utah. New Mexico and Kansas. Then there
will be flcenty-thrce free States ana .ffteen
slave States Then the Senate will stand
from free States 46; from slave States So
Then the House of Representatives will stand
almost two to one from free States. That is
what Abolition spouters call q slavery aggres-
sion" Delaware will soon be free State,
too; and probably Missouri. Does not every
one see that the Black Republican stories
about slavery aggression are simply lies?
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VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned in Carroll township, offers for
sale his FARM containing one hundred acres,
twenty-five Of which cleared. on which there
is Young Orchard There is an Il" HOISE,
s1 bv SO feet and a BANK BARN erected on the
premises Il lies on the Plank Road, . miles
from Carrolton and u miles from Ebensburg.
II is well watcrod For information inquire Of
Michael Snyder, adjoining farm
FREDERICK SNYDER.
a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01

TUE NEGEoEs At WoRK.--Let Giddings,
Burlingame, Clawson, aud Beecher rejoice
Fremont and disuniou throughout the West,
as the following will show
Colored men on the &ump.-The Columbus
{Ohio) Statesman says that two colored men,
named jenkins and Langston, are stumping
the State for Fremont.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-01

NNI HEREAS. Letters of Administration on the
w estate OF Joseph A. Todd, late of Ale
gheny Township, Cambria comfy, deceased, have
been granted by the Register of said county, 20
the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement
and those indebted are required to make payment
without delay. NM. EGAN, Adm
Or+
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-UoLL1DAYsnURG, Sept. I9, Io0O-

gy- The last Register charge US with aid.
;ing in bringing out Col. WHARTON IN opposl-
zion to MrLLIN. This charge is not true but
if tho editor ia not desirous to have hls poiiti-
cal hide laid open. lie had better indulge IN
more respectful language towards men VII"
feel like letting the election of Senator alone
--Hd Vag
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WANTED

VHEN Teachers to take charge of the Schools in
n Summerhill School District for four months
APPLICANTS will be required to possess 1st Glass
certificates Applicants will meet the County
Superintendent in Jefferson on the 25th day of
October next at one O'Clock to be examined by
him. Schools to commence lst Of November next
BY order of the Board,
Wm. Il. HUGHES, Scc'y
Ofice Of School Directors
Jefferson, Sept %, 1856, st (
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FREMONT BORN n FRANCE

Il II III - 4 I|NIts-' ~ I I.---E III
The Boston Bee, black republican paper,
on the I'D Of April last contained the follow
ing:
= fEEWcNr-Cot H. c Fremont ,cas born
1" TRANCE, January, 1913. HIS tatler
'cas an en1tgran from france, and his moth
era natice Of Virginia."
If this is true, Fremont is not eligible The
constitution requires that the President shall
be a natiye-born citizen. But all admit that
his father was Frenchnau, and therefore ev-
cry Hindoo who votes for him will violate
THAT awful OATH
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
8 ETfERS testamentary have been granted
Il ltOthe subscriber, on the estate Of Milton Rob
erts, deed, by the Register Of Cambria county
He hereby gives notice to all persons know
ing themselves indebted to come forward and
make payment without delay, and those having
claims a asainst the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN WILLIAMS, Exec'r.
August 2l. 1856.
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ADMFaEsTRATOR,s notice,

ETFERS OF administration on the estate of
II James Rogers, late of La Crosse, Wisconsin
deceased, have been granted by the Register to
the subscriber. residing at Hemlock. Cambria co.
Those having claims against said estate arc re-
quested to present them. properly authenticated
for settlement.
MARY JANE SCOTT, Adm'x.
Aug. 81. 1856. 6t--c. ak
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NOEICE,

a ETTERS testamentary have been granted by
- the Register of Cambria county. to the sub
scriber. on the estate of Francis Gillespie decd
late of Carroll township, Carabria County
Ali persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and settle
without further delay.
ISABELLA GILLESPIE, L lecutlix
Aug. 81, 1856.
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sCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.

The School Directors of the Cambria School
District wish to employ nine School Teachers.
The examination of teachers will take placo,
September 22d inst, in Ebensburg, 4, the Office
OF r. l.. Johnston, Esq.
WM G.. WILLIAMS,
Sent IN .ls5s.-cf Ts'esi3e1;t
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MEDICINES,
ct James NJ Dernit's
EBEEsBURG, PA.

I'd ICHARDSON'S Sherry Wine Bitters.
Ia DIR. Weaver's Canker and salt rheum syrup
Hungarian Balsam.
" Gods Hair Restorative,
Fckers tetter ointment,
PetitS eye salye,
Insect Powder
Syrup black berry root, sure cure for dyssnrery,
Ayres Cathartic Pills,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Brandreth's do do
Bennet's Plant and Root do
McIane's Liver do
Swaynes Sarsaparils and tar Pills,
University's-Jaynes aud Railways Pills,
C;.mbrian Pills,
Cough Remedies-Ayres Cherry Pectoral.
Kevsers Pectoral syrup-Swaynes Syrup Wild
Cherry Universities reinetiy-Jaynes Expecto-
rant Brant's Pulmonary .Balsam, Syrup of taE,
wild cherry and hoarhound.
va e. @%GD
Perry Davis pain Killer,
Railways Ready Relief,
Mustang I.nment-lndian liniment,
Electric oil and Magnetic oil.
Kennedy's Medical discovery,
Brant's Purifying Extract.
Hoofand Bitters, Holland Bitters.
Browns essence Of Jamaica Ginger,
Holloway's worm confections, McLanes, Swaynes
and Jaynes Nermifuge,
Thompson's Eye-water,
Cure for toothache,
Cure for earache, deafness, Sc,
Balm of /, thousand flowers,
Hair tonics and Hair oils.
Ebensburg, April 30th 1885 ..
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oITp SFSAToRIAI, DISTRICT.

ez- We clip the following notices IN relation TO
the Senatorial question, in tie fighting fifteenth
from the Blair county Wing, the Fremont organ
in Blair countys -
Sale Of the Public Works
M,1 RAyMoNp The question OF the sale
,fthe Public Improvements will no DOUBT be
brouobt before the next Legislature. L am
and have been Wing, as you know TOR years
and have always opposed their sale. and still
believe that it would be folly toilet them go
into the hands of corporation. Our late
Senator, Col CREsswELL, proved himself the
aotive opponent of the sale, and believe that,
in Justice to him, he is entitled to the votes OF
every man who thinks as do on this question
He has proven himself faithful to the interests
of his constituents, and when public servant
ful6ls a duty, he should not be stricken down
for it. throw out these suggestions, having
learned that his opponent, A. T. MuLLIS, IS
pledged to the interests of the Pa. Rail load
Company. As Whig of long standing, |
ayill vote for CREsswELL on this question
AN OLD LINE NHlG.
UoLrIpAYsBURG, Sept. 10, 1856.
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Estate Of Joseph A. Todd, Deceased.

OI1Ce OF gccnOOl directors
Jefferson, Sept %, 1856, st
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Co.PARTSERsli1P.
TIE nderEgns win continue the business In
their present under and style IIssKEtL
SWEaRlS0EH. They would respectfully solicit from
old friends continuance Of their favors
december 81 1s,s SMii1hIsaiss5 s.B swkARisGES, ,Js.
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ARCH II. 1856.
MIsCELT.AN
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The sost 1hoe0uSht and PrRctkcnl Instk
li0u in Ih6 West.

II = idra TERMS: aii
eiss ass,as e5ssfGs ana saso fRss fasSrsa5 9G e
r IHu G6arss IN ladies g
rTSHE pRoPR1EToRs take great pleasure in exprersing
ees, abs have nr S lie Of Their since
its establishment At the CaP and stimulates them 70 re.
rapidly increasing demand for sdcgs fa
s, If n @ Pncps Banking and tsarr
cial oISes assisted educated and accomplished gentle
. has Of Go9ss 3 X aSs,s
NOT ATTAINED by ANY OTHER 1ISsTITgIloN: Zach
uag Step By step anti has mastered the whole routine
Sfrsed @ az. GpgrsGcssi in sonic htrge Cofnmsretat
RouSe; and titus ali faerlng and egrcs0us
Iii addition engagement of accomplished Ass5t-
ants We have also secufSd die services OF some OF hs
eInent Lecturers in ohoo lecture on commercial
| topics. -aN
Instruction Is too EXTENDED to
ENTRY HOOK KEEPING, wifree and full discussion Of
m a Ss aFS p Men,
ography, Commercial ProiuctS Commercial Calculations,
uership, De- .ss
TIE LADIES' eLEI'A RTAfE1YT
Is now opened reception otLadCs. No Institution in
the Union iupr,sa thorough intereng cOuFfs in
In concuSton We would add that NC shall put forth
to merit still more eminent degrre the nat.
gs egssgss f. is 1Ss 1, tho m9oHgh s gsasst
Among The many give the follow
inr:--
We undersgne take pleasure in testfying that
personally gcGuainssd with Mt; GESnEers agy y a. an
highest order He has had great experience as mn Ae
eoNntnnt in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
svts him superior facilities in inipartng Practical
RaolcledgS e Book Keeping, and thorough Coa1Sretat
]. ]. ALLEN, LII, D.,
President Of FARMERS College.
| LORIN ANDREWS,
President ofKenyon College.
To voung men who wish to acquire "Bnsfness Ednea-
SiDn' we think it affords facilities very seldom equaled
Ar tiRASGER las qualifications Of theoretcs Gnow
ge and upneSs teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the mot con
Gated set Of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. 4
J. y. JANSEY, Sce' Board of Controi State Bank OF o.
J. f. PAIAt, Book Keeper at D. 4. Woodburys
D. OYERDIER Book Keeper at Clinton hank.
| II. H. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C.B. MASON, Book Keeper at III Riley 4 Co.'S.
Hz3"For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER os ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-iv Proprietors.
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Ne. q WashIn9ten Hail.

NOTICE.
" firm Of HeIskel Co., will bediSsoyed by Imitation
,ISues A. Fctzer retiring from the Arm.
Apersons indebted to US will please call and MAKE pay.
without delay and those having claims against the 6rrn
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
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RALPu srcSE, NJ. u.
JONAS A. MOrT, N. D.
CYRrs KINGSLEY, n. D.
W.. i. ArsTtN, n. u.
ORyiLLE TYSON, N. D.
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SI REILLY has removed from his old stand IN Market
l1s Square to that and spacious Warehouse, No. ST.
'front.' aide Of Main ereet betwteh Monroe
eutney lately occupied by Hsssrs Anaan& ASKre, ~
or.ment Of Groceries aud LiqeeEs which hS viz sel ht
Tholeeals at the l0Neet market price, iIf7
a L o-GunpoWdcE ef every icscriptec aa6s Ssfcty
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The Musical world for 1856.

VOL. N
w Ni,.d from our former subscription We take this
sgp to give our ~ tf S[s' @ sT @ 10 M
rug 0ipGacs; those who do not pay In advance
(onI will be three dollars This reduced suhcripton will
had specy engraved for this journal and which will
excellent title page emGhMent for the music vol
MuscaI Novelette, viii be commenced and published
serIay with the first number in January. The other val
uablc features Of the Journal will remain as before viz
pages fresh music weekly PACED separately which,
bound at the end % the year will form Volume worth
$12 Instructive musical reading articles vocal and in.
The new Department of General Literature ia still in the
comprises the best ranElaons Of the best things
the French oreg. Journals juicous selections
from books and Magazines aud generally one sory ia
CITY and irooslyn subscribers are charged with any
the expense OF carrier Canada subscribers
twcntsiN cents UFhe necessary prepayment oil AMER
lean postage.
ing January, 1856
will receive Musical World in exchange for year and
fe'' RICHARD STORES WILLIS, PrOpristor,.
tnI . IT, sos @ bEosdwsS, NeM 1eEk: YORK
TOWNSHIPS INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE ASo.
1rrrpR, +, h. ,-,. D. M ;,. ,,,r,. nrov5ed with
w nfaibe remedies for all the ills that 1rs Is heir to- Il
is certain that Of the distressing Affections In the
catalogue of human suerng bc speedily and eaectu-
ally relieved by . harmless antilotc,
TOWSSLETiS TOornACHE AEnDYEE
Is liquid composed Of purely vegetable substances, unniH
ed with acids posOns OF kind and stands unrivacd
neveTiaIug the acute pains Of Tooth and
compounded purchased by the proprietor from the
Pnee tribe OF Indians in the Platte country Of Missouri in
The auodyre has been extensively tried by the ars faI-
esi New Orleans and oer cities South and West, and
1s been ionad to be ana oFonEhly eicaeous
se to the nb!is has Ptorrd SO harmless and at tie SAME
time 5eHsrc!alin its results ~
dccs3 Sole Agent, Bridge corner,