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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-25

Near Birmingham, 10 England, works have been
recently started for the manufacture OF architectural
decorations 10 the bAsalt by melting and casting
10 hot mo1lds The products are vesy Grm aud
beautiful. and are asssmed 70 be very durable.
When cast Ia cold moalds glAssy lava termed
employed Il the ragstone Oi she nrsghborhood. bus
furnaces have beer erected Cor the redaetioa oi
Quarts by direct fusion. according 10 new process.
in which the pulssrisrd quarts Is mixed 9Th aOaF
spar. hEs, aud oxyds Of Eop. which sgrnts eOulaDs
with the silica and req Ter the shoie perfectly auid
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w. T. BERRY d 90. have also on sale
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr..
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mr. Buchanan's endorsement OF Mr.
FfllmoFe.

Rome thou hast lost the breed Of noble bloods!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-15

every member of Congress or the State Leglsia-
.ure and of the select common councils OF any
Incorporated DISTRICT Is by law incapable OF hold
ing or exercising, at the same time, the office or
appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk OF any
election of this Commonwealth, and that no In
spector or Judge, other officer OF any such ell
ecion shall be eligible to any office then voted Tor
Also in the 4th Section of the Act OF Assembly,
entitled, Gan Act relating to elections and Tor
other purposes" approved the 10th day OF April
1880 it is enacted that the foregoing 18th Section
shall not be so construed as to prevent any militia
officer or borough officer from serving as Judge or
Inspector at any general or special election in thS
Commonwealth.
Pursuant to the provisions contained IN the act
first aforesaid the judges of the aforesaid districts
shall respectfully take charges OF the eertiheate
or return of their respective districts, ana produce
them at a meeting Of one Judge from each district
at the Court House. in the Borough OF Eoensburg,
on the third day after the day of election, beng
Friday, the 17th day Of October, A. ID. 1886,
then and there to do and perform those duties re
Quired of them by law
And further, if any Judge, by sickness on una
v0idable accident, is unable to attend sald meet
ing of iudcss the certificate return aforesaid
shall be taken charge of by one of the inspectors
or clerks of the election of the district who shall
do and perform the duties required of said Judge
unable to attend.
Given under my hand at my office in Ebens-
b,lrg. the eighth day of October, in the year
Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
six, and of the Independence of the United States
the eigbty-frst.
Sept. H., '56. JOHN ROBERTS. Sheriff.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

& ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of Rees
County deed. have been granted to the subscri-
Der by the REGISTER Of said county, and he hereby
notifies all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate, to
present them duly authenticated for sett ement.
EVAN II. MORGAN, Executor.
Aug. p. 1856.
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yasuable Properly for. safe.

The subscriber offers his farm at private sale,
containing one hundred and eight acres, situated
in Pine township, Indiana county, Pa, about
four miles north of Strongstown. The land is in
a good state of cultivation, with sixty acres
cleared. and under fence There is also erected
on the property a two story frame dwelling
House and an excellent Saw Mill. capable of
cutting 1000 feet of humber in twelve hours.
The property will be sold exceedingly low, the
subscriber wishes to 90 West.
JACOB GLASS.
Sept 8. 1856-St
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration on the estate of
~ 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 are re-
quested to present them, properly authenticated
for settlement
MARY JANE SCOTT, Adm'z.
Aug. 81, 1856. 6t-c acix
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E0CEfE.

TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE JEFFER-
son s. EBENSBURG PLANK ROAD Cos
You are hereby notified to meet at the Cambria
House. in Jefferson, on Saturday the Goth day OF
September next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M A general
attendance is requested. The Propriety Of in
creasing the tolls will be considered, and other
business of Importance.
Bv order of the Board of Directors.
VIM. R. HUGHES, Sec'y.
Aug 25 1856
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Executors AotIee.

3 FILTERS testamentary have been granted
Il 4tothe subscriber. tie estate Of Milton Rob-
erts, decd, 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, ard those having
claims against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Eyee'r.
August q, 1856.
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NO1NCE.

z ETTERS testamentary have been granted by
Z the Register of Cambria county, to the sub
scrber. on the estate of Francis Gillespie, decd.
late of Carroll township. CaggJria County,
All persons knowing themselves indebred to said
estate requested to come forward and settle
without further delay.
ISABELLA GILLESPIE, Executrix
Aug. 81, 1856.
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PRIVATE SALE.

PRIVATE SALE.
ENHE undersigned will sell at private sale the
i following property. situated IN Allegheny
Township close to GalIitzin station, double
house and lot. The building is and half
story high. having all the convenicnces to make
it pleasant residence. AIso-One house and
three lots situated at TIE west end OF the new
Allegheny Portage Tunnel. The property has
been occupied as Tavern Stand, where large
business has been done. Possession can be had
by the first of next March.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Sept. "a, 1856. ct.
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
DY virtue of pluries order of the Orphans
Ee Court, the following real estate, late tn
property of Daniel Keefe, deceased, will be ex
posed to public sale, at the house of John @ odfrey
in Gallitzin, 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 N'Closkey
and others.
ALSO-Ihe undivided half of lot piece
of ground, situate in the village OF CalftZin, ad-
joining the Pennsylvania Rail Road. land OF Jack
son and Watts, Samuel Watts and others, con-
tanning fourth of an acre and twenty-five
perches.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half of the purchase.
money to be paid on confirmation of the SALE the
residue with interest in one year thereafter, to be
secured by bond and mortgage.
WILLIAM FLYNN.
Guardian of the Minor Heirs of Daniel keefe,
deceased.
Sept "a, 1856.
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EOUND

On last Sunday evening. August 24th, near
the ''Welch Independent Church." Watch
the owner can have his property by calling at
this Office and proving property.
Sent. q. 1856
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s1tguors : Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Bran
dy, raspberry brandy, French Brandy, Port
Wine. Old Rye Whiskey.
brushes, SC, sc :-Horse. Sweeping, Dus-
ting, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, Bed Cords
Twinc, Corn broons, Baskets of ali kinds Tubs
and Buckets Of all kinds, Wash Boards, Butter
Bowls. Nails, Lamp Globes, Curry Combs, Carpet
Hammers and Tacks, Window Glass of all kinds,
ArpoId's Ink, Hovcr's Ink. Steel Pens, Station
| airy Of all kinds.
Together with large assortment of other arti-
clos not enumerated, which will be sold as chcap
if not cheaper than any establishment in the
county. RICHARD TUDOR.
Eben.burg, Jul 90. 40.
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Sheriff s Sale.


DI virtue of an alias writ Of Venditoni Exponas
d issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county and 10 ne directed, there VIII be
exposed to sale by public ontcry, the premises
in the town of jefferson, on Saturday the first
day of November, A. d. 1856. at l O'Clock 2.
NJ All the right, title and interest of Peter
Donahoe. OF, nsand TO two lots of ground situate
in the town of jefferson, Cambria county, ad-
Joining lots of John Holder, Elizabeth Lilly and
Mrs. Collins, now in the occupancy Of the said
Peter Donahoe.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of
James Donnel by
JOHN ROBERTS, S1erif.
Sheriff's Office
Ebensburg Oct S. 1856.
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Ran Away.

Itrom the subcrber in ANeghaney Township,
IL August 4th Boy named Nathaniel Ben
don aged about ) years. | caution any persons
to harbor or trust said Boy on my account.
JOHN i. MYERS.
LOretto Auslist G. 1856.
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ARCADE sE0TEsI.


HENRY FOSr TER, PROPRIETOR.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Cambria county and the travelling
public generally, that lie has leased for number
of years the above Hotel, and furnished it in a
manner equal if not superior, to many Hotels in
Western Pennsylvania and it being situated in
one of the most business streets in JohHstown.
makes it desirable stopping place for business
men. The Bar will he furnished with the best
liquors the Philadelphia Custom House afford.
Attached is a large and commodious Saloon in
the basement story, where every delicacy will be
served up. Every attention will be paid TO visit
HENRY FOSIER.
Johnstown Sept. 3, 1S56-tf
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ga ya ia Mg s .

THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa;, at 81 so per annum, IF PAID
N ADVANCE, if not 81 will be charged.
: ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
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EBENsBURG, OCTOBER Is, 1866.
Ezsszsa - - s:sszzssa So
Arrival of the 5rrains at WilmOre
station.

The Fast Line resumed its regular trip on
Monday May 18th. The following Is the schedule
of the trains passing East and West.
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Sherif's s Sale.
The Estate Of George yviseI Decd.

Sheriff s Office
Ebensburg, Oct. 8, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-19
Then and NOVA Difference.

When, in 1S4S, Gen. Cass in his celebfa-
ted Nicholson letter, first promulgated his
Squatter Sovereignty views, the southern
Wing press detected the heresy, and expo
sed it. The Union and american, and
southern democratic papers, furiously denied
that such were his opinions, and he being
candidate for the Presidency, and desiring
Ito run with the hare, and hold with the
hounds" declined to solve the riddle. The
question was held in suspense until the dis
cussion of the Nebraska Bill in the Senate,
when Gen. Cass acknowledged the Squat
ter Sovereignty construction of his letter, as
charged by the Wing press. The Charles
ton Mercury, Richmond Enquirer, and 9th
er Southern papers, Immediately attacked
his position. The Union and american be-
ing party organ, declined to attack the
old Michigander, and now finding his
whole party in the North tinctured with the
heresy, he writes ponderous articles in ex-
tenuation of their positions, and justifes
his association with him. o Temporal, o
mores.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-19

SAM SMrH's FAcTs.-In the famous
speech which the representative from the
third district made in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, on the state of parties, he
charged that 100 members of the House
were elected as Americans, and read over
a list of them. Mr.. GRow, of PennsylVa-
MIA, was one of them he placed on the list.
On the 9Th inst, Mr. G.. called attention
to the statement, and corrected it as fol-
lows.
"All desire to say is that am not, and new
er have been, connected in any way whatever
with any secret political association OF any
name, kind, or description"
Mr.. Grow also said, speaking of his
nomination and election
81 received unanimous nomination by the
Democratic Convention of each OF the three
counties composing my district. was put in
unanimous nomination by the conference; and
the return judges of the election in my dis
trict certified that every vote polled there for
member of Congress was given to me"
So this distinguished Black Republican,
instead of being an American, was the
Democratic nominee, and elected without
opposition.
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Presidential sigma,

The late desperate efforts made in Washington to
depreciate Buchanan stock have not produced the
desired effect. On the contrary, it seems as If the
effect has been to demonstrate more clearly the
strength Of the stock and to make il more 'buo-
yant" Letters from Washington state that mark
ed change has come over politicians 10 that city
since they have ascertaned how strong the current
Of popu ar opinion sets towards Buchanan. The
Washington correspondent of the Journal Of Com
nercs thus writes
The Cincinnst Convention will, IL is believed
here ignore the policy Of putting every man ont Of
she ring who had earned high distinction. IL is
not an encouraging system for the many aspiring
men now 10 the Democratic ranks, and who pro-
pose 70 enter the Democratic ranks. They will be
very likely TO take one OF their oldest and most
distinguishedTme and 10 doing So they will incur
less risk OF failure before she people than in taking
up some new mediocre merely on the score Of a
supposed availability. The chances 81 present are
wholly in favor Of Mr. Buchanan.
The Evening Commercial, Mr.. Fillmore's most
faithful supporter, Publishes letter from Washing
ton, 10 which the writer says
The Buchanan movement prospers. His chances
for nomination at Cincinnati are improving
MANY Of those who disspprovs Of the Nebraska
bill, but are willing accept il as settled quess
tion. are coming 20 bis support The South is bes
coming reconcied 10 his nomination In the place Of
Mr.. Pierce, whom they generally prefer IS
more fully committed 10 the policy Of the Nebras-
ka bill.
Il IL well understood among the knowing ones.
that Il Mr.. Buchanan 10 nominated ~ Cincinnati,
both lizard" and ''SOfts" In this State will unite
heartily 10 bis support.-N. ]. Ssn, i2h inst
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FROM HAVANA.
Correspondence of the Charleston Standard.

Nicaragua Afdirs-British Naval Force
HAVANA, May 10, 1855.
Messrs Editors The news lately received from
Nicaragua and Panama, has caused oonsidera-
able sensation here as well as speculation, as to
3 the probable course that will be assumed by the
y. States in the grave matters brought TO its
attention. The French and British wire ones
have come to the conclusion that the United
STATES, if dsengsged from the serious obliga-
tion that rests upon the present government,
to make President for the relief or cOntin-
uance Of General Pierce in office, will leave
those Central American trivialities OF murder
and violation of treaty and obligation, ITO the
providept care and management of John
Bull" This power for srbitriIneEt, has GER
tainly taken the Monroe doctrine by the beard
aud citizens Of the United States upon high
way established under treaty, are told BY
these pads of the ocean to 'Iight about face"
and march about their business in some other
direction, or to return home as may best suit
them.
The Eurydice British frigate) will be rein
forced by other vessels of the West India SQUAD
ron, TO enforce the blockade of the waters Of
San Juan, assisted by vessels of the French
arm of the protectorate. A French frigste
now in port, it is said, will 60 down to the
scene of action in 8 few days
The Costa Ricans have been assisted with
arms from England, and with Spanish officers
from Cuba.
How .John Bull" will settle the Panama
murders, do not perceive; and, perhaps, they
may permit the Sc. Mary to adjust, so that
Uncle Sam does Outeiss the territory and peo-
pie. At any rate, there has been no sympa-
thy here with the United States or the people,
growing out of the Panama outrage, in which
q Spanird, well known here, was melting the
negroes and Indians composing the mob, and,
probably, had his share in the plumber. The
French, English and Spsniards have already
determined that Gen. Walker shall perish, and
they approve of the proclamation of Gov:
Mora, that the Americans-men, women and
chldren-shall be eXterminated. We shall
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s1~ The Uni0n and -Amsrieaa reiteEates
the assertion, that Hon. John Bell, Ia. Ger.
n. S. Brown, and Hon. n. p. Gentry "ad-
NIT the constitutional power II Congress
to establish or prohibit slavery in The ter
ritories Of the United States" We again
call upOa our neighbOr TO prove this ssser-
ton by extracts from the writings Of these
gentlemen. M
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Maritime Law-NeutraI Rights.

The following is a copy OF an important declars-
ton signed by the psnipOtensisries Of Russia and
the allied Powers;
Maritime Declaration respecting Mari
time, Signed 6y the PLenipOtidrieS Of Great
Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, RuSsid,
Sardinia, and Turkey, assembled IN Congress
at Paris, AprH l6, 1856.
Translation
The plsnipotentiaries who signed the treaty of
Paris Of the S0th Of March, 1855, assembled in
conference considering
That maritime law in the time OF war has long
been the subject Of deplorsbe disputes.
That the uncertainty of the law and Of the duties
10 such matter gives rise to difference Of opinion
between neutrals and belligsrents which may &C.
cssion serious difficulties, and even conflicts.
That IL is consequently advantageous 70 establish
O uniform doctrine on SO important point.
That the plenipotentiaries assembled in congress
at Paris cannot better respond TO the intentions by
which their governments are animated than by
seeking TO introduce into international relations 6x
ed principles 10 this respect
The above mentioned plenipotentiaries. being
duly authorised, resolved 20 concert among them
selves to Of attaining this object and hav-
ing come TO an agreement, have adopted the fol-
lowing solemn decaration:-
l. Privsteering lie and remains abolished.
2. The neutral Gag covers enemy's goods, with
the exception Of contraband OF war.
8. Neutral goods, with the exception of contra
band Of war. are not liable to capture under enc
my's flag.
4. BlockAdes, in order TO be binding, must be Of
fsctve, that lie 70 say, maintained by force sufh-
Gent really to prevent access TO the coast Of the
enemy.
The governments Of the undersigned plenipoten-
tariss engage to bring the present declaration to
the knowledge OF the states which have not taken
part in the congress of Paris, and TO invite them TO
socede 20 it.
Convinced that the msxims which they now pro-
claim cannot but be received with gatitude by the
whole world, the undersigned plenipotentisries
doubt not that the efforts OF their governments to
obtain the general adoption thereof will be crowned
with full success
The present declaration Is not and shall not be
binding. except between those powers who have
acceded OF shall accede to it.
Done Gt Paris the 10th of April, 1886.
(Signed)
BUoL-ScHAUKEsTEIE. HATzTKLDT.
sa HUBsKR 0RLoFF.
WALERsKI. BRUNsow.
BURQUTEeY. CAvoUR.
CLAREEDoE. DIX VILLANARNA.
CoWLEY. AALL
AAETKUTTEL. hEHEMNKD DJEMIL
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ANKRIcAE HUsBASDs.-New Fo,k society Is
curious enough Ii Is entirely under the control Of
the women The men work themselves 70 death,
that their wives aud dAu.htrr may enjoy them-
selves, and the Fsit l. Characteristic OF American
husbands. fine house and fine furniture are first
sought for. Fine clothes sre always 90 bsnd-th0se
are never wanting The streets swept By the
trains OF or fashionable females NEXT q good
visiting LET Is 10 be secar,d; and every art6ee is
restored 20 procure a. A grand party Is given, and
cards OF invitation. by the hundfed. are sept Out
right and left. aud the host and hostess 6rsi do
not know their own guests. Brown, the sexton Of
Grace Church, Who has hs country seat and Il
worth so. 000, Is generally engaged By The par
venus 70 supply them with guests Happy are The
yO0Dg Dep wbo stapd vel on bis books.
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Iowa RAILROAD BiLL-The grant ct lands re.
Gently made by Congress % Iowa IN aid Of the
structlon Of Railroads provides for four railroads
through the State and one bFAach road. Doe line
is from Washington 10 the mouth Of Platte River;
one from Davenport 10 tCouneil Bluff; one from
Lyons 20 the Missouri River, the forty second
parallel; and one from Dubuque 10 Sioux City. Then
there is a branch road provided ior from the mouth
Of che Valley OF the Tete des Morris on the Hissis
sippi River, opposite 6ulrna Illinois. 10 iutersect
the main line from dialogue west; the said branch
20 be completed a. soon she main line Is Eaished
20 the proposed pouI of intersection.
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REV DR- BAIRD win deliver his two remaining lectures be.
fore the Young Mems Christian Association in The basement
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Monday evening" May
18th, and Wednesday evening, May 21st.
suijecs for Monday Evening-ItGly.
Subject for Wednesday Evening-Ezgidnd.
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n@- The Black Republicans OF Illinois
contemplate nominating Col. w. II. BIS
SILL (democrat) as a candidate for Gov
ernor, in opposition to Col. w. A. Rich
ARnSos
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FOR RENT.
New Books.

Abbie Mott and other Knots.
Reality; or the MlioEare's Daughter.
Madeira, Portugal, and the Andalusiss Of Spain.
Second Journey round the World.
Aspen Court Story Of cur time.
Courtship and Msrrisge-Lee Hentz.
Rogers Table Talk.
Italian Sights through American Speetacles.
Letters Ct Lady Montague.
Scammyl and the Circassian War.
Married-Not Mated.
Courtesies Of Welded Life.
Irish Revolutionary History.
Eutaw: Tale of the Revolution.
Humboldt's Island Of Cuba.
Received this day, and for sale by
maybe BUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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NOTICE

To the Stakeholder Of the Citizens 9Oal Company.
HE Stockholders Of this Company requested to make
payment the Of their stock subscribed when
called on, OK they will forfeit their amount Of stock.
mayf9 g. B. VANNOY, Sec'y.
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Eg- The subscribers to the Patriot, served
directly or remotely By the Chattanooga Rail
road with the mails, viii pardon Us for irregu-
lArities which may have occurred last week
aud The week previous. Ia the latter case
they were caused BY the damages 10 the Rail-
road, which prevented the cars from running;
aud ia the former, the mails closed az honr
earlier than usual, Of which fact We were not
aware until Saturday. Il is quite as uupleas-
ant % Us as il can be TO any subscriber, TO
have the Pafriet behind lie time In the mails.