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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
the figures are:

In foreign Exchange there was fsir Dnslnees aone
for the stesmer and rates steady. Sterling lO7
1851 Francs 54095l5.
F1e;ghts continue dull and heavy. To Liverpool,
800 bbs. Flour a. % Grain at 80Sld.; Cotton at
3 Sd; $50 bbls Rosin at q. 3D. a2s Cd To Rotter.
DAM 200 hhds. Molasses at 3lc, y gallon 100 bbls.
Rosin .. &c. 3D.; 80 hhds. Tobacco at 40s 100 bbls.
Ashes At 32s. cd. A big fron S.. Johns River to
Buesos Ayres, with Lumber at $50 Another from
Nsv'York to Buenos Ayre,, with Lumber at $l5.
The bunness Of tho Sab Treasury was: Rs,eips,
1852 800 5-$4l, 600 from Customs; Payments, 800,
266 90; Balance, ~ s77, geo "a.
There s essential difference 10 the money nket
10 far negotiations in pspsr indicate it's condition
Rates still higher for paper which not be in
cuded in the strictly frs.-cass rank varying from
to 2 y cent per month; while for names which meet
the approval Of lenders and stand the close scrutiny
10 which paper Ia subjected the rate generally about
IL can't per annum. This quality of paper is very
scantIy supplied, however and there is consequently
but small business done at private discount houses,
compared TO that transacted before the psuc COM
meBeed. Paper negotiation Outside of the banks has
received severe check from the effects of which IL
viii take long time to recover, and the reliance Of
business men must be almost entirely upon the banks,
unless their applications in the street unusually at
trsc.ive 10 point Of strength The banks take literally
Of all offerings fsyorsby considered to standing but
ARE about much troubled 10 the selection OF paper
o. private leaders The accumulation in specie
and deposits still continues, and we likely to ar
rive at perfect plethora Of capital in this general
stssnacn Of business, snd ndspostion to embark in
the ordinary inks Of trade.
Ens Ludlow. jr., & Co. willhod sale Of ,ecuriaes
as the Merchants Exchange, st IL o'clock On Monday,
Nov o.
Albert II. Nioolsy's regular semiweekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds viii take place on Monday,
23d ipst at l2l O'clock ct the Merchants Exchange.
Simeon Draper viii hold sale Of stookf and bonds
On Menesy, 23d nst ct 12a O'Clock, at the Merchants
E1ebssRs
Adrian n. Muller viii hold special sale or Monday
Of l2} O'clock ct the Merchants Exchange OF Missouri
I'D Louisiana &c, by order Of John w. Dodd ESQ.,,
Auditor of the State Of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

MINIATURE ALNAHAc......rrns DAy.
sun-Rises,,. 657 6ets....4 81 Mcoa-Rsss 10 "a
wArRR... vaIs
Sandy Hook. 1854 Gov. ld. IL <sn Hell 0sie>... liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

tier tine Jsst.id,y morning. bsius de.ains3 ia tAs
Sound by ahssvy gale from w. TO SW.. VIII ao-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

PIcKPocKETs Mr. Dudley S Gregory jr., OF Jer'
y City had his pocb. picked 10 New York Saturday Of
wslet containing 600 IN Ia aud several note
The eco paid him Drlmonico s1d h. hsd walked
there Courflandt street before he msei He sup
poses that the operation performed b. who
the money psid t. him.
ssntlen named Decker, from Newark hsd hs pocket
picked naDing the Jersey Railroad
pot JeeJ City Saturday, In the pocket there
. ron Of $50 in hills, which the thief did not nod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

A LIGHT-HousE DowS. Bsrnegs. Lgh. HOUSE on
the Jersey oftte important between Maine aud
Georgia umbsd to the ground with crash MONDAY Of last
i. had BEEN isiusly undermined By the
many monhs the Keeper ard fixture. had
novel to temporary bu'iDs in anticipation Of the accident.
A house IL 70 be imnedAtsly erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

TRIAL OF HoBoKEs WATER COMMISSIONER
The trial Of Menrs Charles Clinton ssd Ireland three
bers Of the Boboken Beard Of Water Commissioner
charge Of IN Office which has been for some
rfe IN prof,s before Hboksn CouLc c1ninusi
Saturday evening Philip Milford, made the closing
sument for the defen,e and followed By Lttsl
Ion the proc. enion TIE further confederation Of the
Was pottpon. 20 "Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

BALTIMORE Nov. % The Henry D. oescs hS,i
ERE last tisht a. O'clock and we. ~ k,s 30
ard engI Of her dscs sTsed eeoie We .ss
that which resiued 10 her hss been more or ss
thrown her hold. The hull il more "a
had 70 suppose when teegrsPnea 70 YOU
tie extent Of several ihoGsard dollars - ,,,,.., ..a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
SlaEREEE,S SALE.

BY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county, and to me directed there will be exposed
to Public Sale at the Court House, in the Bor-
ough of Ebensburg, on Monday, the first day of
June next, at 2 O'Clock, p NJ, the following
personal property, to wit
All the right, title and interest of Austin D.
Moore. Of, in and to the privilege of Mining Iron
Ore and Coal on the lands of James Murray,
Samuel Paul, David Paul and John NJ. Rager, IN
jackson township, Cambria county. as per artl-
cles of agreement recorded IN the Recorder $
Office of Cambria county, in Record Book, Vol.
12, pages 43S, 80, 40, & Al, &c.
Taken in Execution and to be sold by
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, May 10, 1867.
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H We have been favored with the fol-


ES- We have been favored with the fol-
lowing list Of officers of the different societies,
il this place for the present term.
TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-John Rodgers, W.
C. T.. c. Thos Roberts, Wv T. /;
James n. Kinkead, W r Hugh J. Hum
phreys, W. A. r. George Huntley, W. +.
II Lewis Hoover w T.. B. D. Evans, W
u: John W. Roberts, W. d. T.; George
A. Kinkead W. c.; Windsor Lloyd, ". S
John L. Slough Chaplain Newton l. Rob-
erts, P w. c. T.
SoNs OF TEMPERANCE. David James, ". P.
John b. Jones, w A.. George a Kinkead,
r s. Evan d. james A. r. s. James
n. Kinkcad. T s.; A. Lewis, T. Ezekiel
Hughes, Evan d Jones, A. c.; Ben
jamiu James, l. s.; William Clement, o. S.
Daniel Jones (Smith) Chaplain
LITER:RY ASSOCIATION -Rees J. Lloyd.
President; John James, Vice President ;
J. G. Noon, Recording Secretary NJ. G.
Nc Cague. Corresponding Secretary D. W
Lewis, Hon. Il. Jones Jr., Ex. Committee
Daniel o. Evans, Treasurer Reuben Jones,
Librarian Il. L. Johnston, Editor of the
Banner.
GoMER SOCIETY Jones, President
John James, Vice President David S
Jones, Secretary Isaac Eavns, Treasurer
Isaac Evans, David j. Jones, and John
Evans, Committee of Arrangements.
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~ aD M FL a. H g

The undersigned has this day withdrawn
from the Democrat &c; Sentinel" establish
ment, his personal engage m ents at other pla-
ces not permitting him to give the paper that
attention which responsibility so serious re-
quires.
Mr.. Henry C. Devine will settle the busi-
ness of the establishment, and will in future
conduct it. RICHARD WHITE.
Hemlock. May sth, 1857
Rg 1t will be seen by the above, that Gen.
White has withdrawn from this paper, and
that it will hereafter be under the control of
the undersigned Having been connected with
the paper for several years one of the Ed
itors, we presume our readers will not expect
US to 90 into statement of the principles we
intend advocating through its columns The
Democrat and Sentinel" from the period of
its establishment up to the present time, has
always been faithful, fearless, and we trust,
efficient defender of the men and measures of
the Democratic party, and it will be our con
slant endeavor to conduct it in such manner
as to merit the continued confidence of the
noun tain Democracy. We will always ex-
tend prompt and cheerful support to the
regular nominees of the party for all Offices in
the gift of the people, from President to coun-
ty Auditor. and will ever stand prepared to
denounce brawling demagogues whenever they
attempt TO disturb the harmony of the party
We will endeavor to render our paper in
teresting to all our readers. by publishing the
important news of the week, domestic and
foreign, and we will also, carefully collect and
publish all local news worthy of notice. In
short, we will labor with all the zeal and abil-
ity we can command to render the 's Demo-
crat & Sentinel an interesting and welcome
visitor to all who may deem it worthy of their
patronage.
1t is with sincere regret that We part with
our late partner, Gen. White. We are con-
scious that we will miss not little his coun-
sci and assistance in the discharge of our ed
itorial duties. However, as there is but little
of pleasure or money strewed along the edi-
torial pathway, there is consolation in the re-
f1ection that q our loss is his gain," as they
say in orbituary notices. We will always re-
member with pleasure the many pleasant
hours We past together in the editorislsane-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

Cross examined.--Suppose there might have
been one hun ired bills in pocket book. Nothing
further elected in cross examination.
Joseph Lockard recalled.-Prisoner wanted me
to send for papers three or four years old, as he
wanted something to read.
+. A. B. Rooms sworn.-Seen prisoner at bar
before, first seen him on the 11th of March, at
Long Pond Hotel; arrested him; he surrender
ed without any resistance; | asked the Landlord
for rope; prisoner replied it wasn't worth while
to tie him, he would go without tying; thought |
would ratherhave him tied, and did tie hinl-his
arns-we took him into a one horse carriage and
started; Mr.. Wolff was with me; a mile away from
the hotel he asked what he was arrested for we
told him for the murder of DR.. Norcross; he said
is he deadl He went on to say that his name
was Mckim, and the fellow we were after, or adj
vertised said he left Dunleith with Norcross knew
him very well, and boarded with him. He cal
led him ''poor Sammy said he had great deal
of trouble with him-he was sick and partially
deranged; he tried to commit suicide several times
and he had to watch him all the time; before that
he said he was innoceat of the crime; then we
asked him whereshe left Norcross; he said at the
next station above Altoona; then he said he was
at Altoona when the corpse was there; said he
know who killed Norcross; asked him how he
knew it and who it was. He said it was per
son by the name of Roberts; said he left him in
Ro berts care when he got off at the stations said
he didn't see Roberts afterwards: that he should
got away from Altoona he did not answer the
question; asked him why he did not go to Nor
cross and say he was his companion and friend;
said he was afraid to go up for fear they would
lynch him; said they prisoner and Norcross had
stopped in Pittsburg, said he got Fat station to
friend; after he left Altoona, he said be was
trying to get to the Governor to give himself up;
| asked him if DIR. Norcross had money told him
coming down the mountain not to talk too much
as we did not wish to be witnesses; he said didn't
know exactly how much money Norcross had but
it was a considerable amount; we lodged him in
the Bloomsbury JAIL the first night, where he re-
mAined week when we took him to Harrisburg
and delivered him to Sheriff Port.
G -css examined.-Didn't mention name of
station he got off at; had dispute with Wolf
at Bloomsbury and at Harrisburg as to who
was entitled to the reward; Governor told me
the reward was for the conviction of McKim;
did not try to collect the reward offered by the
State; expect other rewards in case of a con-
viction; live at New Columbus, Luzerne
county; am engaged in no business.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
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Notice 10 Tearhers-

TEACHERS of Cambria county. will ro.;.-
that all old certificates are null, and that hereaT
ter a much higher standard of qualifications Will
be demanded. The Directors and the peonls
demand it.
a Normal school, Of one months durst;o,,
win be opened in Ebensburg. Immediately afte,
the September Court, free of tuition fees, where
every teacher, who expects school, will be re-
quired to attend. But preparatory to this, they
should avail themselves of every opportunity 70
acquire a thorough knowledge of the branche.
required to be taught in our schools
Teachers solicited to attend the select scboo,
of Mr.. Brophy, at Ebensburg, or the select
schools Of Johnstowns during the summer, where
a thorough practical knowledge of the Enelisb
Sciences can be ATTAINED.
Teachers should also read diligently and obtain
general knowledge, especially of History.
S B. MCCORMICK, Co. Sup't.
Nav f3. 1887.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
HAIR REsTORATIVE-Everv or

HAIR RESTORATIVE one
will we think, agree with US in the opinion
that the human hair is the greatest ornament
that is possessed either by gentleman or
a lady. just meet an apparently good looking
man, for instance, IN the street; you admire
his features, whiskers, and general bearing
but 10 he lifts his hat in recognition of your
bow, and the charm has vanished, for Icha bod
is written on his bald head and the glory has
departed with the flowing locks that once fur
ished luxuriantly there In the case Of a
lady, the matter is, If possible worse-such
cases reminding one of the circumstances on
which the following epigram is founded
80 give me, fair Emma, a lock of your hair -
A bashful young lover took courage and
sighed:
9 Twas sin to refuse such a modest request
So TAKE THE WHOLE WIG, the dear creature
replied
Now, to prevent such a catastrophe, IS
within the power of every lady and gentleman :;
for. by using Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
hair is not only prevented from falling of or
turning grey, but the article will restore hair
20 bald places; and even if it has changed
color and become grey it viii bring it back to
its pristine beauty and luxuriance. Those who
are acquainted with the anatomy, physiology
and pathology Of the hair, must be well aware
that certain substances have a specific action
upon it; and it Is by judicious combination
Of these that Prof, Wood has succeeded in
compounding mixture possessed of remark
able virtues Waverly Magazine and Liter
ary Gazette.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
FOR RENT.

THE subscriber will rent, for one or more years,
the dwelling House and Store room, lately occu-
pied by Joseph A. Todd, deceased situated in
Allegheny township, Cambria county, at the
Junction of the Cherry Tree and Philipsburg
roads-five miles Northeast of Loretto, and one
mile West of Chess Springs. This property is in
the midst of thickly settled neighborhood, and
in a good location for a country store, or any
mechanical business There is one acre of ground
belonging to the House, with garden, stable. &c.
WM RYAN. Jr:
Chess Springs, March 2c, ls57.-4ts,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAV-
TIFUL CoMPLEXIoN-can be acquired by using
the g Balm ofa Thousand Fotcers." What lady
or gentlemal would remain under the curse of
disagreeabe breath, when by using the 6 BALM
OF Thou SAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice, would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
as aabaster2 Many persons do not know their
breath is bad and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of counter
feits. BE sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & Co. y. Y.
For sale by all Druggist. Feb. 18, 1857.
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na- The New York Legislature adjourned
sine die on Saturday. i he Dred Scott reso-
lutions, denouncing the decision OF the Su-
preme Court of the United Etates, were pass
cd The Broadway Relief Bill, which failed
in the Senate, and the Trinity Church Bill,
which died in the House, were the only mat
ters of Importance which have been defeated
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

Eg- Shall help you to some of the to-
matusses p inquired young exquisite of a
venerable physician. as he sat opposite to him
at one of our hotel tables.
''No, sir, thank you" replied the lear
ned savan, g but III trouble you for some of
the potatusses, if you please"
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tan. Verify. in the language of good old
Bishop Horne. very pleasantly did those
moments pass. They are gone, bet they
have left relish and fragrance upon the
mind and the remembrance of them is sweet >
III. G. DEVINE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
Executors Notice.

LETTERS testamentary having been grantcd
by the Register of Cambria county. to the sub
scriber upon the estate Of Enoch Rees, late OF
of Cambria township, in said county, deceased
he hereby requests all persons indebted TO said
estate TO make immediate payment, aud those
having claims TO present them properly atithen-
ticated for settlement.
- Z. T. WATERS, Executor.
March ! is57.Ass
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

Esr We this week devote large portion
of our paper to the details of the McKim trial
to the exclusion of other matter.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

ES Attention is called to the notice of
our County Superintendent.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

GS- Harper's andGrahams Magazines can
be had at the Post Office, at the publisher S
prices.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
The Third Annual Agricultural Fair

VIII be held at the Fair ground, near Eb-
ensburg, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs,
day, the 6, I, and Sth of October next
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13

PUBEHC NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of tho
Act of Assembly of this Commonwealth approved
the 91st day of March 1856. l Joseph M'Don-
aid, Clerk Of the Court of Quarter Sessions as
Cambria county, hereby give NOTICE that the
following petitions for Tarern License for Restas
rant, or Eating House License. and Petitions for
License 10 sell Liquor quantities. not less haza
One Gallon, will be presented TO the next Court
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county, to be
held at Ebensburg, commencing on Monday the
first day Of June next.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-13
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aeiu t' EociiaD1'Is 2 = commencing on Aondsy The
lis' o"S Vi S",l1 ne
ECe''S.,.fg AI'c09t-
isaac Cra%lcrd' ~, Tavern License
voiiH - ~ D'.-H,
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yol,'S'of7j u, Aof1aSya-
E-.ZaoeLA fietcilers Tavern Licei-sc,
yaEasb lanes g5~noyi y, ,"a.og :. :.
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~ n.Ia,tt 7,.-l-0's0'l' aseih License
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G'Sa-ga SosTLr Gnr,a- CO A,efn &c License !.
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H.. H. p -;
Henry HaroeT, Tavern License,
G,a.I1d " l.l,lln ~ 1'yan, at;;s,- SF,, :.
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G, Nm ga 0'' .l,'-
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c,e1,,ebl,,n1 JT,,,,,biy
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Michael ). flatt, Tavern License.
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conn Soi-n ~ ~
George L''zi'Sef'
gohn }n Mot; ,fo[H' g :.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-10-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Couri
OF Columbia c0nniy, Solomon Neyhard, Ad.
mlnisrator OF Benjamin Haymau, dece ased,
SATURDAY, the cath of OCTOB r.
next, at O'Clock. P. NJ, expose to public
sale upon the premises. in Orange township,
Columbia county, at the late residence of the
decedeni, the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND,
the east end Of the farm, adjoining lands of
VIM. DeIcns Jacob Rsub, VIM. Msars, and
other lands of B. Hayman's estate, and con-
laining
90 Acres and lO4 PePches.
on which there are erected Frame Hou-s
aud Barn. There is good sptine of water
on The premises, and oil kinds Of fruit trees
About fify acres are cleared land.
At the same time there will be sold
sES GoDTRss
adjoining The above property, two Of them on
the west containing respectively 81 and II
acres: the other iour on the south, coHiaining
respectively acres 81 perches, 8 acres iI2
perches, 8 acres 1875 perches, and acres 90
perches, and adjoibing lands Of Benz S.einer,
R. Sitter and D. Montgomery.
A, The same iiRe and, place there will be
sold The ,iereden,'s inleresti1
Limestone Quarry,
in Genre township, SAID county; TO wat, the
un.ivided I of quarter acre Of ground.
Late the estate Of said Benz Hayman, do.
ceased, oi Orange township, Columbia 20.
SOLOMON NEYHARD, AdmJ.
Orange township. Sspi. 80, 1857.
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tesn,h Senatorial District, composed of the
counties OF Snyder, Northumberland. Mon
tour and Columbia, will meet at the Court
House, in the borough Of Sunbnry, in the
| county of Northumberland. on TUESDAY,
the Twentieth day of October next, 10 make
out returns for State Senator.
The return Judges Of the Representative
District, composed OF the counties of Wy.
ing, Sullivan, Columbia and Montour, shall
| meet at ,hs Conr Honse Ia loomsburg, in
the county. of Columbia. on fQESDAY The
Twentieth day Of October aext, 10 make out
tetnrns for'membefs OF Aassuftlys@- $50
And in and by the SAID act, am further
directed to give notice thar every pefson,
excepting justices of The pesce, who shall
bold any Office or appointment OF profit or
trust under The Government Of the United
States, or OF this Stale, or OF any city or in-
corporaIed district, whether o com missoned
| office or Otherwise, a subordinate officer or
| sgent, who is, or shall be employed under
! The legislative, or executive, or judiciary de-
partmenl OF this State, or of any incorpora-
led district, and also that every member OF
Congress, and.of the select or common conn.
| Gil or any city, commissioners OF any incot-
| porated district, is by law, incapable OF hold
| ing or exercising al the same time, the Office
! or appointment OF Judge, inspector or clerk
OF any election of this Commonwe ealth, and
that no Inspector, judge or any officer OF auy
such election shalt be eligible 10 any office
than 10 be voted for.
Given under my hand and seal, at my Of
flee in Bloomsburg, this aist day OF August,
A. D., 1851.
STEPHEN. II. MILLER.
BlooTsburg, Sept. 8, 1857. Sheriff