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but the sorrow not as others who have no
hope. 1t is only the body which is the pris
.oner of the grave; the better part. the im-
mortal spirit is free, and now inherits the
promises in heaven. Revelation throw rays
of glorious light around the grave. and hope
looks away beyond the things that are seen
TO that happy morning when the dead in
Christ shall arise, and be made like him.
Then all his people appear With him in glory.
Thus died. lamented, in the primo of life,
valued mother and faithful wife,
Called not away, when time had loosed each hold
On the fond heart, and each desire grew cold
But when to all that knit US to our kind,
She felt fast bound, as charity can bind;
Not when the ills of age, its pains. its care,
The dropping spirit for its fate prepare;
But all her ties the strong invader broke,
In all their strength by one tremendous stroke
Sudden and swift tie eager pest came on,
And terror grew, and every hope was gone;
Still those around appeared for hope to seek
But viewed the sick, and were afraid to speak ,
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But it may be objected that the will of the
majority was not SO cx pressed. II is answer
cd thai the customs and usagcs Of the party
were observed and obeyed, and if people did
not turn out to The Delegate elections, the
fault was theirs and does notsie either. at The
door of the Delegate system or of Democracy.
And people who failed to put in their objec
tiens at that time, should yield them now, or
forever abandon true Democratic principles.
The ticket must be sustained and the can
didate must be elected, or the Democratic
party must break down under the troubles of
useless and profitless discussion.
Democrats of Cambria county, will you
obey and observe Democratic usages7 If 80
vote the whole ticket. If not, join the enc
my of your long cherished principles aud
assist in elevating Jour opponents to pro-
motion. s
| Thus far VIC have argued as if the presen:
candidates had no claims upon the party. Lei
us now view she case in stronger light.
The nominees of the party have always
been Democrats. If ever NJ. Hasson failed
to support the Democratic ticket let US know
it. He stood by the party in its darkest hour
Capt Smith has at great expense kept up :
Democratic paper, which b a 8 advocated
Democratic principles. He stood up las
winter in the Legislature, and boldly defen
ded the taxpayer against the cncroachmen
of corporations. When powerful corpora
tion asked that the farmer should be doublN
taxed that they might pay none. Capt. smitl
said, No He argued that rich Companie
are under obligations to assist in defrayins
the expenses Of Government as well as tn
poor farmer. Do the farmers and tax payer
care for none Of these things? Smith coult
have made money by taking the other side o
the question. But he chose to defend tn
taxpayer. What shall be his reward
! In fact the entire ticket has claims upol
the party, and the party must and Will sup
port it, Mr.. Bowman to the contrary notwith
standing Then. Democrats let your mott
4 be, ''the ticket the whole ticket and nothin,
! but the ticket"
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IT u a r 7

On Thursday the 10th inst. in Ebensburg
WILLIAM WOODS, son of Isaac and Alice
Crawford, aged 6 years and mouths.
The funeral will proceed from the residence
of his parents. this (Friday) evening, at A
o'clock, P. NJ. vai.sseq fia 3aeg
)oOu Thursday 3rd inst. - ELIZABETH
JANE, daughter of Charles and Jane Owens,
aged year and months. eb y
On Sabbath morning 9th inst, in Ebens-
burg. Mrs. JANE DAVIS, wife of Mr..
Robert Davis, in the 32nd year of her age.
The subject of this notice has for many
years been an active and useful member of the
Presbyterian Church of {his place and ever
maint aimed walk and conversation becoming
the gospel She was an amiable and sfso-
tionate wife, kind and faithful mother, o
true and constant friend. Her fine qualities
of mind and heart were adorned with the in.
Buences of divine graces which made he,
greatly cndeared to the members of the
church, and . neighbor respeeted and beloved
For a considerable time her delicate health
adomonished her that her time on earth would
be short, and she diligently prepared to mee
her God.
In death, rs in life, she bore testimony u
the power of grace to sustain, ana comfort
and cheer the weary and heavy laden sinner
And With Der heart fixed upon Christ above
she breathed her last on the morning of thu
Sabbath, and entered on that rest that re
mains for the people of God. In this be
reavement an attached husband, and tw'
loving children of tender years, her parents
and sisters feel what no language can express
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~QDCNHaE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
IN plication will be- made to his E1oolcncy
Governor Pollock for the pardon Of JAMES s.:
CLOSSIS, convicted in tie Quarter Sessions II
Cambria county, 1866, for Larceny. and sen;en-
ced to undergo an imprisonment in the Western
Penitentiary for 2 years and months, and at the
same sessions convicted of Burglary and seateu-
ced to undergo an imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary for 3 years. j. ". SLICK.
Sept 9. lS5T.-44-cim.
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M A r r I =. D

% On Sunday aoth August, 1897, in sus-
quehanna township, Cambria county. Pa. by
Wm. Berksiresser. Esq. D.. RIP HOVIS
toSUSAN Il. GRUMLLNG.s'H et7e9aA
On Tuesday 9Th met by Rev L. r Pow
ell. Mr.. VIM. ROWLAND to Mrs MAR
GARET ROBERTS, all of Cambria town
ship. 90 iadead g.
Us On Thusday 3rd inst, in Steubenville,
Ohio, by the Rev E. Thienpons, Mr. I. K.
MCANN, of Pittsburg. formerly of this
coanty,) to Miss RUTH J. INQUIRE, OF
Virginia. .,,,sesr-,,.f.r ~
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Gifts Gifts Gifts - -
APrize to Every PurChaser,

'e' At the Quaker City Publishing House If
DUANE RULISON, PHILADELPHIA.
pY buying book for 81, OF more, you are at
ID once presented with prize. worth from 25
cents to 500, consisting of Fine Gold Jeweiry
Watches, &c All orders by mail will be prom p
tly filed, and the prize or prizes will accompany
tho books Our list contains ali Of the most pop
ular books of the day, and will be sold at the
usual retail prices, many of them for less. Per-
sons wishing any, particular book can order n,
once. and it will be forwarded with gift. A
catalogue giving full information, witt list OF
books and gifts, will be sen. post paid, by ad-
dressing ,-...-.c, ..g-..I .-s.s +5.5ss
DUANE RULISON.
So No 3a South Third ST., Philadelphia.
SO gd-Agents Wanted, go
Sep 1S57.-3m. -1 1ifpas 90 30
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~ We perceive by the Democrat, y
that renegade Democrat named Ross. has
offered himself rs an I" Independent candi-
date" to the people of Fulton county, for the
Office of Prothonotary, in opposition TO the
regular nominee of the party. We sincerely
hope our Fulton county friends will give him
threshing. on the second Tuesday of next
October. which he and his confedsrates viii
long remember.
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To the voters of Cambria County

TN PURSUANCE OF REQUESTS FROM
i numerous National Democrats, in different
parts of the county. / hereby offer myself rs q
candidate at the ensuing October election, for a
seat as representative in the next Legislature. II
elected, pledge myself to discharge my duties to
my constituents to the best of my abilities
WM PALMER.
Jefferson, Sept. Q, le57.-te.
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pA- We direct the attention of our readers
to the card of our friend of Mr.. PETER MAS
rERsos. who has opened store in Johns
town, where he will be glad to meet his old
friends. We welcome Peter back to Cam
bria, and are glad to have the assurance that
he can sell so cheap. His. reputation for
honesty and fair dealing is SO well known to
most of our citizens as to need no endorsement
from us.
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ENECUTOR,s 1OTiCE.

ETTERS TESTAMEMTARY ON TIE
IL estate Of Denns Duugherty. late If Ale
gheny Township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Allegheny township,
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested To como forward and settle.
and those having claims against yaid estate will
present their accounts properly authenticated fer
settlement. HUGH DOCGuERIY.
Sept. Q, le5s.-7 Gt-44o
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~ @DEmaH.

4 MEETING of the stockhol.iers OF the Eb-
IA ensburg s. Susquehanna Plank Road Com
pany will be held az the Court House, iu the bor-
"ugh of Ebensburg, on SATURDAY. the 10Th
inst, between the hours Of and 3 O'Clock. P
NJ, for the purpose OF taking into conside1atra
the propriety Of advancing the rates oi t,i said
road. By request of number Of Stockholders.
GEO. J, RODGERS. Scquestratcr.
Ebelshurg. Sept. o,-'57.2te
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, LOOK I'll ER d 1! /!

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
81 ROBERT DAVIS, 7,sF IS
a lot Of Pure White Lead, t.-l.g,,s3. .,G -.
\ lot of Linsced Oil,
a lot of Putty.
a very large lot Of Bar Iron and Nails, all Of
which he will sell Oh very small profits for cash
or country produce. CALL AND SEE Also,
don't forget that lie continues receiving fresh sup
plies of Flour and Provisions generally, of the
best quality, every few days. gb se4eI nh
Ebensburg, Sept. 9, 1851 ..sEF ,i-- -
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Thomas H. Porter, ESQ. .

A favorite game with the Know Nothings
and Black Republicans, is their attempt to
excite distrust and want of conf lencc among
the Democratic party, by circulating reports
unfavorablc to the loyalty cfprominent mem
bers of that party-they have lately been
slandering the gentlemen whose name heads
this article. by industriously publishing that
he was Of posed to the Democratic ticket.
Now, as usual with Know Nothing SLAM
dcrers. there is. not a word. of truth in the
story. Mr.. Porter is a Democrat attached to
the glorious principles of his party. aud is in
favor of the whole Democra:ie ticket. State
aud county. This base attempt of the Know
Nothings to injure, a. man who deserve cdly
stands high, will rceoh upon their own heads
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BEAR.-On Sunday last, Seargent p. w
Fox. Of the T" Washington Rifles" who is
well known as crack shot," brought down
bear. Mr. Bruin had walked off with a
young hog. which he had captured in the
neighborhood of Sonman. the Seargent came
up with him, and trusting that leaden pill
would assist bis digestion. administered it to
him, and brought him at the first pop"
The bear weighed over four hundred pounds.
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uTHEREAs, LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA
w tion to the estate Of Peter Mclaughlin
late Of Cambria county, deceased, have been gran
ted to the subscriber, all persons indebted TO the
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
meut, and those having claims OF demands against
the estate of said decedent viii make known the
same without delay To
PHILIP M'GLAUGHLIN, Admir-,
No Penn ST., Pstssburg, Ia.
Sept O. lS56-44-6te
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To the Independent voters OF Cam
brta County.

Il as an Independent Candidate for the Off
ces of Register & Recorder, and Clerk of the Or
phans' Court of Cambria County, at the election
in October next, and pledges himself, if elected
to attend to the duties Of said offices promptly
and satisfactorily. GEORGE C. h. ZAHM
Ebensburg, August %, 1887,
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CORPORAL KEErFER.-Among the arrivals
in our town during Court, was the Corporal.
who is we'll and favorably known to the citi-
zens of Cambria generally, as one Of the first
Landlords in Western Pennsylvania. We
deem il unnecessary to speak in praise of the
"Logan House," of which he is now propri-
etor. 1t is considered by all who havs been
fortunate enough to stop with him to be in a
irst class Hotel We take pleasure in rec
ommending the Logan House" to the tray-
cling public, and to the citizens of Cambria
particularly.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

ELEvEN TEACHERS ARE WANTED. To
IL take charge of the Public Schools in G,lin-
merhill town hip, Camtria county. fpPhcau.s
requested 10 n eet the County Superintendent
and directors: at jeff rson. on SATURDAY, tba
10th day Of October, 1857 By order Of toe
Board = WA1. MURRAY, Scc'y,
Sumr,erhill Sept O. lS57-44-
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Town Property for sale.

HVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE or
IL his valuable property, situated on tae Us
quehanna & Ebcnsburg Plank Road and aatpin-
ing the residence Of Rev. David Jenk:ns. The
property being beautifully situate, would naks
q good summer residence. TIE building is two
story, and well planned. together With all she no
cessary out buildings attached. There are acres
of ground attached to the preHnisss on which Will
be found choice lot OF fruit trees. Terms rna,1s
easy. JAMES E. DAVIS.
Ebensburg. Aug. 60, 1s57-4:-
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ra we viii next week publish the pro-
ceedngs Of Court, up to the hour of going
to press. The attendaEcc is large but We
can't say that moneys plenty No eases Of
Importance have yet boon disposed q. So =
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Ey One year ago Squire Palmer was, or
.professed to be, one of tho strictessparty men
in the county 81 = Stand by the, regular NOM
inees of the party" was then his motto. But
then he was the candidate of the Democratic
party for I" Poor House iDircctor'La Now the
boot is on the other leg. aud heiis firmly I'M
pressed with the belief that it is the duty of
all true Democrats to support him for "seat
as Representative in the next Legislature. !"
although he is running as volunteer in op-
position to Capt Smith The candidate of the
F Iarty, fairly and honestly nominated.
sscau such shinss be, and osoroems ms like {.
Summers cioud.7 4 rOr-v
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~0HHGHo

A MEETING OF THE BoNDHOLDERs
IA of the North Western Rail Road will b
held at Miskelly's Hotel, in Blairsville; on Tues
day, September 18th, at O'Clock p. II.
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EBENs U.RG AND CREssOs
r A AIL-R GA d
ETTINGER, ULLMAS s. co.

OlLMAN q W
! announcing to the citizens of Ebensburg and
assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING. in
the store room adjoining the Mountain House, y
and Immediately opposite the residence Of Johns
ton Moore
Their stcrk has been purchased at the cheap
est and most fashionable establishments IN the
East with view to suit the various tastes Of the
country Their stock consists OF all kinds Of
goods suitable for gontlcEnen's wear. including 9
every variety of rE
NeckerchicfS, Scarfs,
handkerchief, Drawers, E
-. Uundershirts. Collars,
s o k S, Com forts,
Gloves. Fine Shirts. &c.
FINE D.REs ) COATS,
Cashmere and Cassinett Coats,
r-..... Monkey Jackets,
OF all sizes and pr1ces. Fine Black Fancy Cas-
simere and Cassinet Pants, Vest of all Patterns.
from 81 90 TO $1,000.
HATS S,
CAPS,
BOOTS. -a.a r
and SHOES. aa So
Together with large assortment Of art,clrs FOL
! gentlemen's s wear, not necessary TO enuinerate.
fs A large and varied assortment of Ready Mad,
Clothing for Boys Farmers and others, vsishins
to clothe their sons with winter suit will find i
| to their advantage to call--we are determined t.
sell good tice and at prices to suit the times
! All the above goods will be disposed of at great
| ~ reduced prices FOR CASH.
! Ebensbmg, Sept. ., '57.--44
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GT, ALOYSIoUs ACADEMY STUDIES
- will lie rcsumsi in St AlavsiUa> Aca.i .ie.i. ,.
Loretto. Camlra county. on Monoay. Sc p.sn,-
Der 7th. Il would be 'e.irable that tss I.np4is
attend on that day Il az the CLASSES may fr-
med without delay sug. h. 81
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CANDIDATES FOR ORFICE.-In a few DAYS
We will be in readiness to print the State and
County ickets. Candidates for office will be
required to order their tickets and pay for
them in advance We have now on our books
three hundred dollars due us for tickets The
County Committee, we suppose viii attend to
the printing of the State ticket. -
Ebensburg and Susquehanna Plank-Road
0ompany. =
It will be seen by an advertisement in to-
days paper, that there will be a meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Ebensburg and Sus-
quehanna PlankRoad Company. on Saturday
the 10Th est. A general attendance of the
| Stockholders is desired.
-
E% Our fellow townsmsn. Thomas p
FkNLos. Esq and Mr.. JAMES S. MURRAY
of Pittsburg. started on fishing expedition
last Friday morning, to creek about 81,
mules from town. In the evening we me
4 them - home ward bound" with upwaod o
nineteen dozen of speekled beauties, one hal
| of which we're at least foot long. Prett
good luck that for three bours fishing ass
/ E We are indebted to a number Of Kim
friends for their assistance in favoring Us wit
quite number of new and substantial subscri
H bers The Democrat & Sentinel has now th
4 largest circulation af any paper IN the county
i and as an advertising medium is not to b
i excelled by any paper this side of Pittsbure
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: ESTATE OF EIssF ARD EVASs.

r E1TERS TESTAMB,'TARy HANIS0
Il been granted 10 the underxigsei up the
estate Of Edward Evsns. deceased late Of Eheos-
burg.horough. Cambria county, Pa. sSs;os is
hereby given that all persons indeh;e, to ssiJ es-
tate, as well a, those having claims sss.nss ths
same to call on the undersigned for settlement
6. j. WATERS, Executor.
ELIZABETH EVANS, E1ecutriI-
Ebensburg. Aug. 2s-6t@42-f-4I- t-rE ,.r
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.a JOHN PHRkE'S
JObEstOySn Marble Works,
Franklin Street, nearly opposite the new Meth 0
dist Church, Iohas:own, Pa ---

addition Of carriage. From long experience in
the business and strict attention thereto he. can
assure the public that all orders will be promptly
attended to and the work finished in the best an
most handsome manner. furnished to crder and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO, Grindstones Of various grits and siLa-
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sod ty
wholesale or retail.
1TFor the convenience If persons relda,g in
the cast and North Of the county. specimens may
hc cecn and orders lef, with t;roTgc Hnn.lev, st
his Tin ware E>tallishTncnt in EhcIsturg
Purchasers iI,sited to examine stssk ard
prices. Aug. 10, 80. tiure 90, 1855. !
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Our paper has. been delayed beyond the
regular publication dag, esiss to Bresa pf
job work. - sgiassos. u lsss7 .-sI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES,

privilege OF yearly advertisers is strictly limited 10
er own immediate and regular business; and the bust
sL " an advertising firm IS not considered including
Shat OF its individual members
or others advertising by the year will only be
allowed the space Of half column in the paper at the
rates al present charged them by this paper.
other advertisements - O' l''oi'0u %
advertisements of two columns width will be CHARGED
huverisenents not marked the copy for specified
fte VIII DC inserted till forbid and payment exacted.
ana nhaiiy-Ai communications for this paper of auv
etey character whatsoever, intended TO promote the
private ends Or interests Of individuals corporations So
A"eS or schools, will be charged as advertisements
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Moral Courage. Sidney Smith, in his
work on moral philosophy, speaks in this
wise of what men loose, for want of n lit
tie more courage or independence ofmind:
"A great deal oftalent is lost in the world
for the want of little courage. Every
day sends to the grave n number of OBJ
scuTe men who have only remained in OBJ
security because their timidity has preVen-
ted them from making first effort; and
who if they could have been induced 10
begin, would in all probability. have gone
great lengths in the career of fame. The
fact is, that to do anything in this world
worth doing, we must not stand back,
shivering, and thinking of the cold and
the danger, but jump in and scramble
through as well as we can. 1t will not do
to be perpetuaIIy calculating tasks, and
adjusting nice chan ges; it did very we'll
before the food, where man could cons
suit his friends upon an intended pubica-
ton for hundred and fifty years, and
then live To see its success afterwards; but
at present man waits, and doubts, and
hesitates and consultS, his brother. and
his uncle, and particular friends, till, one
fine day, he finds he is sixty years of age;
that he has lost SO much time in consult
ing his first cousin and particular friends,
that he has no more time to follow their
advice
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NUMBER 9
UacfuI Reeefpts.

10 PREVENT GLUE FROM SMELLING BADLY
"A traSpoontul pf >aItpstre added 10 a large
S'nr pot fuIl Of glue Will effertnally prevent it
rom smelling bad besides it causes it TO dry
faster and harder than il would without il. No
meney woald prohibit me from using il so long
as am compelled to use Cor Conch9
maher'S -NqgGeine.
10 STOP BLEEDING FROM THE CAVITY OF
AN EXTRACTED ToorH H-Noticinc the case of
Mrs Locke, who bed TO death in consequence
mi Tue extraction Of tooth, DR.. Addinpton. Of
Richmond, Va, says he never fails to sion The
bleeding by packing the aveous from which
me biood continued to trckle, fully and firmly
WIN cotton moisened in a strong solution of
alum and water. He cured brother physician
IN this way, whose jaw had bIed for two weeks,
POISONED DoGs-Upon an emergency, hold
Inc dogs head between your legs, open the
mouth with stick, and give handful ofcom.
mon salt. The old plan of washing the dogs
Iegs' after days sporting, with strong salt and
water will prevent scab and foot soreness
London Field.
PUMPKIN PIES WITHOUT E8Gs-Prepare the
pumpkin IN the same manner you would when
you use eggs; take tablespoonful of fonr TO
pIe-mix it with miIk--stir in the prepared
pumpkin, and " hen baked you will not be able
o tell any difference in the pies made with
ggs and those made with -four.
WORMS IN THE HoRsE-Let the animal fast
or fifteen hours, at least, give him from to4
i gallon OF potatoes which hive become
Feen oy exposure to the atmosphere (no other
pod Tor two hours after) Tape and other
'orms will be avoided-London Field