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rsa- The greatest natural ornament TO the
4" human form divine" is unquestionabiy
fne. luxurianr, healthy growth OF hair. 1t
has been so esteemed in al ages of the world,
and among al nations, savage and civilized
Hence, the Indian brave regards the scalp of
his enemy as his greatest trophy. For SIM
liar reason, the fashionable belle often dis
guises the region of vanity. well as her
other chronological organs with borrowed
locks.
He who should discover mode of prevent
ing the hair from showing the inroads Of en-
vious Time by turning prematurely gray, a
method By which it could be restored wnen
falling of or turning white, and way OF
promoting It's continued and luxuriant growth,
would be Justly entitled to rank among the
benefactors of TIE human race. Read the
testimonials in another column. of the wonder
full. not TO say almost miraculous effects o.
| 8. Professor " oods S Hair Restorative" and
see if he has nos accomplished al this Cap,
ital City Fact.
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Undertaking @certsinly for Know-Nothings
and Black Republicans. We have never Pc
rused any Of their scursilous attacks on his
private aud political character, without think
ing of the fable of the q Viper gnawing the
file" That Capt, Smith will be elected
Speaker we do not now entertain doubt;
but if he should be defeated, of one thing
we may then rest assured; g Thug organ No.
> :" had nothing whatever to do with bring
ing about the result.
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To Eli Whom it Eey Concern! /!

The last number Of our paper commenced
the fifth volume Of the Democrat & Senti-
uel. " and we take this occasion 20 inform
our readers, that we are entirely destitute Of
ths . ncodful' at the presen: time, and to
earnestly beseech those Of our patrons who
know tnemales to be indebted to us to - cash
up" forthwith. There is nothing we dislike
SO much as dunning our patrons, bat We must
have money, or Ike the Banks, "suspend'
and 60 into g liquidation.
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C0MMUKTCkTIoN.
For the Democrat & Sentinel.
Teachers Institute.


4 Teachers Institute was held in the bor-
ough Of Johnatown, on tie 18th, 18Th and
Eth inst, which had respectable number
of persons present. Sirty-t,Co signed the
Constitution, and msny were present who
did not, as they were not teachers,
q Normal Glasses" were formed in each
Science and taught practically. Each Study
was then discussed and much information
elected both in regard to method and prac-
tice It was the best Institute of the kinG
ever held in this county being ALMOST entirely
practical
1t is hoped an Institute Of the kind will be
held in every. township in the county, and
one in the Courthouse at the county seat.
Let not one township omit to hold, at least,
one Institute of two or three days continu-
ance, and let there be rivalship as to which
township will hold the best one. ii
The Institute adjourned at twelve o'clock,
on Saturday, after which an examination Of
teachers for :Oonemaugh township was held
/ at the Rolling-mill School-house. where fer
/ ty-three teachers were examined in one class
| besides somersix or seven who did not enter
the list This was was the largest meeting
of teachers ever convened In the county FOL
that purpose, and they acquitted themselve
twenty per cent better than last year Ther'
was decided improvement in their qualifea
tions The next Institute now appointe'
/ will be in Jefferson. in February next.
Yours truly, s,a.
Ocunty Supesinssa dsnt,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18
EVENING SrsE Soc1AL TEMPLE, No 33.-

EVENING STAE Social TEMPLE, No So
This organization, called Special Meeting,
on last Tuesday night week, for the purpose
of electing and installing officers. for the en-
suing sem-annual term They were duly
installed by D. D., NJ. C. M'Cague, The
following is list of the officers:
S. Past T., Susan Williams; 3. Past T.,
n I. Roberts S P. T., Prescilla Jones
B. P. T., II. G. M'Cauge; S. Y. T., Jane
A Tibbott B. V. T., =. Thos-s Roberts
S. r., Martha Williams; 3. r., Geo. A
Kinkead; B. F. r., Windsor Lloyd; b. 7.
David Z. Evans; S. T., Mary hun Evans
B. U B. D. EvaDs; S g., Harriet Jones
B. S.. John NJ. Jones.
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es CDFkRA Which S purely Tegett-5.c
Preparation, lor tie purifying % the blood, s'V-
ing vigor 10 the Liver. stomach an boS'es' AMI
eIpeine from the system all nl'l BIZ! matter, an'
substituting in Its ste,.! heat1lul ..Ylty ;Ayo'
all the functions Of lie.
HOW II MAS DISCOVERED. ..r
IN the fall OF 1853, a daughter Of Mr. Lindsey
WAS suffering from malignant attack cl Gan
crum Cris (Caakcr ef the mouth.) She had re
Vousiy been lrcstratci b the attacks OF Dys-
cntary, inflammation of The Lungs :.'Id Hectic ie-
YER successivoly. which resulted in the above
med disease ia its worst fJrm. Hlr condition
was 1rost dep,oraGle-her Heu, IA and chsek were
literally rolten-the attending hyelcaa pro
nonncet the case hopeless one. Everything ia-
aiuated speedy AMI horrible death death of
rottiug on: of llfei AtthiS critical junctu:e, hr
Lindsey prepared q compcun for the purpose q
allevaung, possible, tbs pains of the Little su:r-
er. She made t. Use It freely, aud IN snort
time to his most delghtfu! aatonishmeIt, there
was a very perceptibie change for the better
The mouth began u put on q bright AMI healthy
| appearance-the foul breath hacame sweet-thc
appetite vas restored, and the c.iid seemed t.
I parttke of new and frvsh !ifs.
| Hope Was inspir1d. and Ike use Of the com
! pound Was faithfully continued, the result q!
/ which, viii the blessing Of God, was her ooni
! plete restoration. She Is now perfectly healthy
From tins circumstance. Mr.. i-'aIsey weS led T.
/ prepare with greater care and eSactness, what
had 50 astoniSAly cured his child, aud continued
his experimental efforts until lie succeeded Il
bringing to perfection his Great Reme!y f5l
Blood Imp sr1ty-siuee which time its olie,!s hav
been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hand
reds, by it, have been snatche1 from aa untmC
y grave and restored - the sweets e health IA,
the eudearaeI;tS 81 h lends. The young and "l
have tested it's saving powers and sing aloud II
virtues. Say they-"aftoI using I4ndsey's I'm
proved Blood Scarcler We felt as if a new III
was stirring eur veins, and under God We owe t
it more than wor>.s can express.
But hear from their owns lips and then jude
of Its valuable effects. The few testimonials tina
follow show that il IS sieserTcdiy styled the Grea
eat Discorery Of t.is or aHy other age.
j. NJ. LINDSEY.
Hollidaysburg. Blair county, Pa
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TIE SpEAKERsHIr- The Harrisburg Pa
triot states that for the Speakership of the
Senate. the Hon. John Cresswcil, the Hon.
William H Welsh and The Hon. Richardson
L. Wright are prominently mentioned; ; and
in the House, Mr.. I.on2aker from the East,
MIR. jenkins from the North, and Mr. Geo.
n Smith from the West, arc warmly urged
by 1nanY fricn}s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

GRAuAM's Il MAGAzINE-We have received
the December number Of this excellent mag
azne, richly embellished with engravings,
fashion plates. embroidery patterns, &c, to-
geihcr with . large amount Of interesting
reading matter. Persons wishing TO sub
scribe for Cooley, Graham or Harper's Mag
azine, will be accommodated by calling Oh
Michael c. M'Cague, our obliging Post
Master
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Cambria County Agricultural gcci5ty.

The following is the result of the election
for officers OF Society. for the ensuing year
held last Saturday:
President, ALEX. M'YICKER,
Vice Presidents, VIZ. KIrrEI, Esq,
4" JouN B. MrLLER.
Secretary PdiItp s. Noon, Esq.
Treasurer, Darid j. Jones,
managers, Michael Mcguire,
{" Edward Glass,
d" James Myers,
&" George Rutlcdgc,
'' Abel Lloyd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

DESTEEATE CAS-. OF AGjK AAl
e Dyspepsia entirely cured ~ Inc J's r
Lindsey : '-imgToveG Hu-,.- S~arr!.-r."
Blair co,n,f;g. IS :-P,rs ,ually all eaTs- =. :
me-. the suhscFii-r. one O. the JUs'l-ts .. -
Peace, = AID ~ sad Cpufty. Joan 9-,a' W.
ucihg daily sworn according - l-U. ..ia -T.. e
and say that, in the springer is5-'. "'' '-
tim 10 that worst 81 d-eas.s--;s - -ESs. az ..
IN is worst form. Ny appetite "as '.
gone md whaIi H. order % preserve ~ Va.
force n,y~ci; !" swallow = uoG.hi"l - I'D -
s, mach ssallld I'M e..ia;ri, l,sta i, and -.
forth y,isl the s8itilr ! ~. AZ te@1 si'
from the Ague each atEiCE !aS;..g ; , d -, -,
mouji out # The twelve, So Stat. ~'t 'ts '51
an ,lys,,..,.sj. 7 ,.ss reduced s. Gi.eUEh syi'
recovery | thought must die: ny F-i'..-'
could d me no good. Such MAS ny Ct c--l.-', -
when Mr. Lindsey supplied ne With : '',''. 4
his Improved Blood SesTchV., as4ufH> =
Nluld work cure coInnteueUd Is -
/ hut little confidence. but la ore week : t-He
great was its restorative Pow wers--i !l'. 81,
petite Ia return my stomach Te,s:Fs'' ; isN
/ 50 Fiat could eai anything wliEoE5 j.a =.
! est Inconvenience. AID before It's hsSi--'r y.
/ theSSgc ied rs trogn Charm nor i-''7 =
!! troubled with ague oF dyspepsia ;-i''- ef,
q better state Of health ttau h2f Goi.e !''
J wears before ~? Struu1 r1d hT"I'. = n,
confident that. under .he alESslr-- rl - -.
al 10 the Invaluable Improve, I.'... - :,
believe II not to he only -H', tn sr,b
hut an infalltle ;rs.-''f'.''1 -, -, r
would recommend il . al - "a 2-s,1
its or residences, expose sh'T' - - VIZ
pest Of humanity. DysPel SD o'll'',''
the Improved Rlo,d Sfsrchtr Is i''' - :, i
| I feel it my duty To Io;at sit who ''-'''-
all healing medicine. ,o-,,- MORAY.
(Signed.) - -, - ii Nar,
Sworn and subscribed Ills SIN SIN az s,,y ! T.
y. D., 1857. JUN
FOR SALE BY Ehsr.Irr
Robert Davis, Thons. Deyine, T.'T,.s T...,
J. Moore. Carrol!ton WUl 4. HuSl.r'
G. S. Christy. j X. Ilite, JohHs''"H
Nov. AS. 1S5T:2:6m.
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EzTERE.

KN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION PAS
4 sed by the 'Ebensburg Literary Society"
lecture will be delivered before that body at the
Court House. in the borough Of Ebeasburg on
the evening of TUESDAY, the sth of December
next, by Itobert L. Johnston, Esq Subject
The Mountaia County" The public are invited
to attend. AdmittaDee. l23 cents
BY order Of the Society.
TH0S. P. FENLON. q
Or. ID. w LEWIS,
--s EDW. EVANS -
Epensburg, Nov. le-td -
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Ya:usDie property Eor ss,',

wyYFE SUBSCRIBER WILL ~ Z -+,.s -, 5,
e following valuable proper S,,L;, - c1u8i
,i,i'S ,yi,ip a. Quarter of mile Of the stone ~
S;n. w. from Tbenslsirg. adjoining 4ar5 :
NV M,yisker james Mills and Martin Auaaiy'i. i !.
n,ble ~ ll'TyI EARN - Csnown As the Ie.H ts , =. =
oSr.;;,in Ua.'S about one hundred al.d eighty i
So staro os o' cl.iTation having thersoa sJy
new fTame barn. dwelling house ail 0'A''
SOI9Oo acTes OF good pine anu 1,, .,
in SnSoushaapa township. Cambria 'o''''''
ba sold in rarce,s to suit purohs3Ss'
Tern,s o, - n,5. cssy u rit purchaser, ss1.,ys .y
Tr-v 1877
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

Rg- The Sheriff 5 Sales were received this
vsek, just as We were preparing to go to.
rr.re. which accounts fog the non-appearance
et our paper on the regular publication day,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

,svIANTED-Bee Pork, Corn, Oats Buck
S'g wheat and Potatoes for subscription, ad-
yxrtising and job work done at this ONCE. =
We hope this notice will not be neglected "
al ybo know themselves Indebted TO Us.
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EKSY 0I EAs-SEs.

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL AT \ COURT OF
- Common Pleas. to be leld at Ehcnsburg, for
Cambria county, commencing on Monday, De
cember Z 1877
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NV condition wss Ole Of the greatest misery. ~,
fsco was almost constantly running Wit the -.
corruption that escaped from the tuIeIcIts
which it Was almost completely covered bf,s.
being under the care of my physicians fyr re-
two morths, without the least benefit, vas in
duced to make trial OF Lindscy's Blood Sesrcb-
err and tile result that ~ using one bottle an
half found perfect cure. l may also saw
that | eagerly tried whatever was recummerds5
as cure. Such was my wretcLeduess ,hst
even rosortcd TO the dangerous experiment ,s
pouring pure crcosoto on my face and lcck. ~,
all to no purpose--thc Blood Soarcher way -.
first and oily thi-.g that Did me suy good. IA,
blood purifier !. Il uEefuailcd, and have gra..
reason to se grateful that | ever made a rial -
its healing virtues, and confidently recognnsrf
it To any who may suffer from letter, or anv OIL.
er disease arising lroEa an impure state Of the
blood. JOHN DELEuUNT.
ILollilaysburg, Pa,, July29, 1887.
A Y INTERESTING CASE OF SCEOFII.
| "A cured By one bottle Of Lindscy's H.4
Scarchar-Ihis ccTtiiies that about one vcsray-
our little SCI; ased four years, was most sorely =
! fictcd yyiih what the physicians prunoune1l ieA,
! scrofula and was treaieG accordingly fa- nearly
2 year, Bat without the sigLte.t Leree. +.
| eyes were rrnujng a thia Uatcry humor sll5ca
! canstantiY which would .ucr1Ist has ewes be,,-S
tie power Of opening them until they were 7..sl
ed and cleaned by soap aud water. Aaous t-s
same tiue an ,lhscess formed just below t-s af.,
which in due time brokc ard conrrcuced t,
Charge. which was found impossible to dry m ,
heal-the b.d woul6 bc very much stancs sr.I
the clothing Of the child perfectly sick.ling N -
single nights time. After having the attention
CT physician tar snslong II re. and fn.iing n.
| child to lie Getring wOrsc. We Determined 10 try
the effects of Hr. Lindsey's Blcod Sea-. Ae7 TN.
was in lsst y Icch-snd before TWO we.hs bsS
PASSED away the change was manifest ard >,rs
happy to say that IN the use OF q SINGLE BOT
TIE our lltil- boy has been restored perfectly :,
heaith Ne cannot sreak too highly - I'll, IN.
valuable medicine. !, should IL in tYery family
i-none should he without il. "a puriGgr 4
blood It Is beyond 81 price
ItANlEI. l0TLINGE2.
Ho!.i,!aysl uig, Is, July 20, lo55.
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-
Dr. J. VI. LTNDsFY. b.arcn - ls57
BeAs Sir: have been rising yoar lmay7sa
Hood Searc}rer snce some time lsst sua.rr;r. sud
deem It to he a matter OF duty to j-.- r7 ..s-
tnor.y - iss lzriyorafi.sg bo3d T.ytgrGis-.
l ave tecn.:for nUultsr Of y-.rs. severely
troubled si'h eTysjpslGs G's! Cs:..-tsi .,.ji ut
since I put myself under the ;ltgsnce oi yyl,
Improved Blood Ssarcller. fnd 4 r=ry decided
Improvement. Indeed, ny acqEa.a.srces f-O-
queuiiy remark, that Eook s. ''i@t &nd hearty"
ana | know of no other cause thz tie use ai ;. Z
Improved Blood Searcler. Judging Il. = II 5ra
experience I believe this is one of th- nos; va
uable medicines that woman can ESa. .s!scsly
,hNzc who ere or Lave erte,-l uyrn tHs -sr5re
of life (frrn 80 - COY ears # age issl "a,
i y.o,slt! raw een above inE~s s.ituo- part
L, hive Withheld tbs Jc-timl Ty 81 u thrs rp-
s-ItiuC to aIre4r IS witness tr:oTs re iu5i:,
have been artuatcd solely wiki r~.tre:-,s 3; "a
voice oF conscience and duty. You lit,-
= - make = Ehateve- us- you may deem -ryfg
! II this statement.
Yours, respectfully,
MARGARET z. C.IC,7EELJ.
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c TT U & r Y

On Tuesday, the 10th inst, RoBEKr, son
OF William and Elizabeth Price, aged about
2 years.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

g !EFR COMPLAINT CURED RY IINp
Z . SEI'S IMPROVED BI.0GD SEAEtHEA
BI,lir cg,l,.ty. ss.-Persansl' APP ear7st bel-s
rn-, obe # tee Justices Of tee P-zcs. iu and I:
Pair county. G-ofSe hof-p. sha, tej7a 3aig
sworn accordilE u law. doth o@}.Sr and say -
I've wears s2al v.as afflicted Xxi. pzl tr:rr,n
lie shoulders a'C2cSt constant c,s q, p. Z 50
resitc. ellis, ..i-htes eats. s-t vcss setrc. 70
:a5e colds }, :. leT gth, becsr-.. - SsaE 'iAi
could hardly walk T.: Fhlsz-i.u 1.,-s l., -
soa3 Sou.al.u.e last fa.l co-.GsIos3 tsklas
Liu;scy's Iaapssye3 E.osd = -c1=r. -r.a y lie
,:sc q t--o j.....S v..s le-f,c;'y Cu.es. ist
20 rccg1rtacnl Il 10 al WI .'e- :rs-.. Liver -
eases general debility, loss d appetite, sri n:s-
er diseases ar;sag from i.nluEitv Of - t.aot -
would not ike 10 10 Yvit;syc, i. -7-':.-: i
An excellent family H.e.li-iAe
(Signcd.) Gf5hvE - ~.
| Sworn and subscribed his i5tA g. 'i szE-.
4 D. 1857, 5cfrc ne.
! Aois-AIr. Koip is resi 'en' {: fI~. &s'Sv',
aF.d IS well known TO tEe ,:t:z'as ot i'.-l' ~
| Bg,!frl ,tuniirs Is = G.sa q. excellent c-AF'''i
/ and influence,
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Hollidaysburg, Blair county, P,
e Z II T Fl G 4 T r 8.

Pattonvile, Bedford CO., Pa, Oct, IA, ~
Mr.. j. NJ. Linpsey.
Dear Sir Il was severely afflicted with rhou-
matisin for whole year-nine months of which
Twas not able to leave my bed--when hearing
Of the wonderful effects of your Improved Blood
Searcher, determined to procure some Of it md
give it fair trial. After using three bottles l
was able to walk around again as usual, and am
now wholly cured. / can recommend it to all
who are similarly afflicted, and believe it is all 1t
claims to be. .se 4-a
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFEH-
A DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AND
"a BARBER'S ITCH, cured by the use of
Lindsey's Blood Searcher. /. the undersigned,
some time in lsst March. wac severely afflicted
with what pronounced by my physicians to
be -s~~in kind Il T-tter and Fsrhs's Itch
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18

Jos. M'DONALD, Iros@cEotaT!'.
nov. Is, I857-2-td
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18
The Wonder of the age

( n IINDSET' s GREAT MEDICAL DIS
cs COVERY! Which IS a purely regeil-J.s
PrspGratto., ior tie purifying q TIE blood, slF-
ing yigor 10 the Liver, stomach AMI bowels, AMI
e1pciline from the system, all nl' BIZ! n'aiter an.
substituting in It's ste.. hetllul ac ..yity thvo'
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17
'T;,c Next stnte Fair.

Since the State Board of Agriculture have re-
solved not TO permanently locate the State Fairwe
hope the next one may be held nt Toledo All
things considered Toledo is quite accessible as
several places 1wherc the Fair has been held The
Dayton and Michigan Railroad will be completed
ere next fall and thus her railroad facilities will be
all that could be desired while tue canal and akc
afford means of transportation BY water which
will accommodate large districts Of country. II the
people of the Northwest will properly exert
themselves in this matter, they will doubtless get
tho next Fair at Toledo and then won't VIC as
tonlsh the natives of other portions of the Stntc
with the mammoth productions of our soil
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17
GEa1rD shooting,

Reports rom Washington place Douglas in n
very uncnviublc position. While lis own party
regard him as traitor to its interests, Rcpubli-
caiiism will not sympathiZe with man who has
ever stood ready TO Dctruy the Norlh and barter
Human Right for self promotion. He is therefore
between two fires, aud all history teaches that
under such circumstances s. he few tii Is remaining
viii desert their leader and Join one or the Other
of the two opposing forces. Douglas is thus con.
rortcd into wedge for severing the moderate from
the immodcrnte followers OF mcdcrn Shamoeracy
To SHOW the feeling which is entertained toward.
him by the Administration and Republican parties
in Washington, we make tie following quotation
from n recent letter from the capital
THE Administration papers The Star and Tie
Sidiss nSSuil Mr. Douglas this evening, us Il rem
Cgude from the Democratic party. The Demo
crots here generally give him up us lost to them
y Scnator, in conversation yesterday, expressed
surprise that Mr.. Douglas should have turneC
against the South, which had so long considered
him us their property.
" |; surprises me, said Senator Wade, "becaus,
never expected 10 sec IL slave Instruction
Oihcc-Scckers nrc pariotcaly indignant q
Douglass opposition, and denounco him as wors'
than Republican. The President Is much excr
ciscd also, aud told gentleman yesterday that In
would determine on his appointment next week
unless demolished 10y Douglass
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-17

RuM's OoINGs.--What dark catalogue the
history Of this little town Tor lh" lIsl two
years would furnish If all th' misery, paup"r-
ism. disease, aud crime, which is directly trace
able to the agency of intoxicnlin5 drinks, were
summed up. Look at the BIrrihall case. a
young man in the health aud yignr of manhood,
stricken down, his skull crushed by n blow from
the keeper Of drinking saloon, anJ he (the
keeper,) now an occupant Of u cell in the pen
itcntiary.
The keeper of another, also incarCeTated in
the same prison, for crime which he would
never have dreamed uf committing. had not his
moral sense been blunted by dealing out the
burning poison, and nssuciating with the poor
wr.tches who swallow il.
Aud now worse than either OF these comes
the drowning OF McWhinney. A husband and
father is found a corpse, in the river. His two
sous are l,ing in Jail, awaiting their Trial fo
the horrbl crrle Of particle, his wife arrested
as an accomplicc, but acquitted, and all thii
traceable to intempernnre.
In the trial before the Justices Court, the con
stable who had hrn sent To compel the utIen
dance OF two OF the principal Witnesses, maj
aud woman, reported that they were TOO mucl
| intoxicated to be brought into couIt, and lh
court was comp'lcd to adjourn. - WarrsI
\ ChroHic.e