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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
David CALDWELL ESQ s

Io Is We are pleased to See has been nom nominated
by the Democracy of Huntington county, for
5Prothonotary!!w In addition to being endow-
ed with every capacity to perform the duties
of the office. Mr. Caldwell is a sound radical
Democrat. He resided in Waship gton town
ship. in this county, from 1854 until 1887
and during that period, he distinguished him
self by his devotion to Democratic principles
and men, and by Iii. .unceasing opposition to
every form oftqKnow Nothingism and Black
RepublcanisnI Asa member Of the Bu-
chanah Club Of Washington township he rem.
dered valuable services during the glorious
carr IpSaign of 1856. The Democracy of Gam
,bria viii lreioicc to, hear of his election. ,,-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16


SPECULATION WITH S ALL CAPirAL.-a
Thousands Of men and women every day in.
vest small amounts IN business which they
cannot carry on successfully. and thus lose
much time, and sometimes much, larger sums
than they at first proposed to risk. In spite
/ of the popular claner against lotteries, they
seem to offer as fair chances for small invest
nents,. as mercantile transactions, which are
! said to- prove failures IN a majority of bust
nesses. Il is to be questioned if gambling
has not vastly increased in the Northern and
+ Eastern States since the lottery system was
abolished there. in consequence of the want
of facility to crafty the natural disposition of
individuals to accumulate money rapidly and
with but little labor, In the Southern States
lotteries are still protected by the Government.
The lottery which we refer to, is to be drawn
on the 18th OF September next. in the city of
Macon, Georgia. and is known as "The JAS
per County Academy Lottery" of which
Messrs. Anderson & Son. of Macon and Sa-
eannab, Ga, are the managers. There are,
in all. $3.50 prizes, and only 10000 tickets
issued-naoking one prize to erery ninth tick
et-ranging from $40 to the capital prize o
100000.
We suppose that all who wish to invest il
this lottery will send in their orders to The
managers without delay. and they will read
t lily supply them with all information.
We have heard of some large prizes bein;
drawn recently in this lottery, and this vii
encourage others to try what the turn of For
tunes wheel may supply them in the State
Georgia.
Their small schemes are drawn every Sat
;. urday throughout the year, the capital priz
. of which is S12. .o0o-tickets are from one t
four dollars
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
:. : E 6 sG9s: sisss.r, Secretaries

GIVING n, UP?-The 1aontour american,
the Black Republican paper of Montour coun-
ty surrenders the political battle in the fol-
lowing language: 8 v tssaeasta
From present indications, there is no pros
pcct of defeating Packer 4 triangular fight
must result In the defeat of the opposition !;
and, IN our present divided state, we feel assu-
red, that we have the numerical strength to
succeed, if united on single ticket. We are
d efeated and rendered powerless by the i'm
prudent zeal of ultra Republicans and intense
Americans. The settled conviction of our
mind has ever been that united We stand.
divided We fall. :"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
Attempt at oalcia, Dictation.

SIS The conduct of the Postmaster in Johns
town Epraim Bnck, is beginning to excite
the Indignation of the Democracy Of Cambria.
This individual. who holds the best pa ying of
fec that the national administration he's to
,bestowin this portion of the State, has for
: sometime been en- gagged in a war against the
Democratic county ticket. and particularly
against the Democratic nominee for Assem-
sembly, George N. Smith. ier.s b.a<r.ls ~
Buck is endeavoring to make people believe
that the President of the United States has
commissioned him to defeat Mr. Smith. and
as We are informed. is constantly taking peo-
pie into corners, and telling them that his op-
position TO Smith is in consequence of Mr..
Buehanan's instructions. ~,
It is time that this outrageous conduct of
Buck q should be exposed. Here is an indi-
vdual who is paid by the Democratic party at
the rate of $1,000 to $500 per year; yet SC
far from exhibiting any, thing like common
/ gratitude to the party which has sustained
him, and is even now feeding him, he i. on
| the contrary in daily and nightly consultation
With Know Nothings, with Black Republi
cans, with all kinds of enemies to the Demo
cratic party; and in order to cover up hi.
trcachery, he impudeney dares to assert that
| Mr. Buchanan, the reyered clief. Of the Re
public, is like himself, conspiring with Know
| |. .Nothings and Black Republicansto to defeat th,
1 Democratic ticket in Cambria county! -
Buck has overshotI the mark, In his ca
gcrness to in8cta deadly blow uponthe Dem
ocratie party, he has asserted what he canno
lpr6ve. The assertioneit that Mrs Buchanan
either openly or secretly. desires. tile defeat o
the Democratic ticket here in Cambria coun
ty, is a nionstrous falsehood. It is not insth
power of Buck or of any other man to PROV
ct 1T rs a base unholy SANDER. worthy q
the black Know Nothing hearts where it orig
mated. In their anxiety to defame the il
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

RAILROAD DEcIsIoN.--It was recently de-
cided in Buffalo. before Justice Davis, that
railroad companies are bound to keep ticket
Offices open at places where they are estab :
lished, one hour before the departure Of pas
senger trains; and a passenger who had paid
Eve cents extra in the cars, not having tick
ct. and the Office not having been open to en-
able him to purchase one. recovered the five
cents, and Fifty dollars in addition.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
y roi5uii1saoJFhe Meetinr.nst

5d3 . roi5DtI5snoJFhe Meef3nH Si5ns aaIs--If'rd
The ineetih giiase highs was "a large and
enthusiastic, Z qpds the pfeceedipgs fich,3 rard
land raeyy rInlAaediately ynaftef-thea reading Of
I HE report Of the Committed on Resolutions,
Squire Palmer came forward and .eAed,do
the meeting, to- hear < him for his cause
OF course his request was at once granted,
and hc was forthwith delivered of speech,
Which he was graciously pleased to inform the
meeting, would have been much. longer had
his health permitted. He stated i'm his
:. speech" that he meyer was requested by
any man ,sor combination of men, to announce
| himself as candidate for >Assemblys In his
published g card ihc, states tdat be announces
himself as a .'.candidate for Representative,
! in pursuance of requests from numerous Ma
tional Democrats in different parts of the
county" Tho two statements don't quite
tally
The Squire is an Orator. but not such a
one as Rrutu. is" as he probably discovered
before the meeting adjourned. lie wa. re-
Piled to by Philip. S. Noon, ESD, and Il. l..
Johnston, Esq ;. who stated few homcly
truths, which VIC think Mr. Palmer aud the
other disorganizers present, will remember for
a q few days" at least. f
We hope our readers Will carefully peruse
the resolutions adopted by the meeting. They
are manly and straight forward, and speak
the honest sentiments of the Democracy Of
Cambria - - 39'7a pr =
bHfC--F-.I25 Jsr ls n LrEg.E ,.TFI :. Z, Jis
t. We could not help feeling at the time, that
the unsuccessful efforts of our esteemed friend
John'F. Barnes, Esq, to obtain a hearing
afforded touching illustration of the truth
Of the immortal verse of Gray ~ .lHsii.1a
8. Full many ., gem Of purest ray serene,
Tie deep unfathomed caves of Ocean bear,
in1ifFull many flower is born TO blushunseen
Aid waste its fragrance on the desert air.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

lustRiens. chief magistrate of the Union, these
mar have gotten up charge thstis at yari,.
spce With feason, jastice and copmohf fsepss.
Hosssert that James Bud ban.nl wishes 70
sgriks> aSwn the gallant dehpcrecy ofsCana-
STA. esEgls the last campaign hsti6sd fhsH
love for him by rolling up their inn ense ma
jority, is pfeposterous. The SANDER will re-
coil upon the heads of its originaters, and
|hpdDna one withsnorsskksAt Khan the mis-
cradle tool, who, in his anxiety to have anoth-
er four years suck at the PUBLIC te9t. has ube-
s. come Abe instrune Mt q ands lave ef 4he Know
| Notbings and Black Republicans.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
Why Don't the Squire Resign2

~ u, Dasidr rYillmot hsyip psen7 nominated for
Governor by, the Black Republican Cenyen-
ton. has resigned the Office of President
Judge ofTthe 18th judicial District. Squire
Palmer, having been selected by the Know
N9tIiinggs and Black Republicans as their
candidate for Assembly,.in this county, should
at once, in imitation of the example of the
illustrious David, resign the Office of Poor
House Director which he at present holds.
Why don't the Squire resign =; His friends
arc becoming nervous on the; subject. II + he
don't, we fear his case issdesperate. .-arAE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
. A Returning Penitent.

The Charlestown Courier says: :" Our
readers may remember an advertisement of
runaway in our columns some three years
since, which excited some characteristic com
ments from the New York Tribune No in
formation concerning the fugitive, who was a
very intelligent and valuable servant, that
had been we'll treated and well regarded. We
have now before us, however, o letter written
by the servant referred 10, who addresses a
friend and relative, enclosing an appeal to his
mistress, and begging permission to return to
seryitude aud safety.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

STATBE OF WASHINGTON. The Florence
correspondent of the Newark Daily Advert
ser says that Powers noble statue of Wash
ington has been transferred to1bronze at the
foundry in that city, and is about to be ship
ped for Boston, The casting is quite worthy
of the model !; admirable for tone and accrfra-
cy.. 1t was visited by the members of the
Royal famay y,o the Ministers Of State, and
many of the eonuoiseurssof the country, who
concur ID ascribing to ii, the highest merit
Eg Several Editorial articles prepared for
our paper this week. have been .ecrewded
outssa ty the fT6ccedings of the Democratic
meeting
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

Esr We call tho attention. of the Coroner
and Justices OF the Pence to the following
Act of Assembly, passed at the last session of
the Legislature o e5s4 sasaH aa' INV
,. BE it enacted, &c. That from and after
the passage Of this act, the number of jurors
summoned by Coroners and Justices of the
Peace, in case of Inquests upon the bodies Of
deceased persons. as now required to be held
by law, shall not be more than sac to attend
to any, one Inquest''loH ,sa-sifi hE <i4sI
re- Approved the 10th day of May, 1857
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

imprisonment in she county Jail for two weeks
&C.
Com'th Larceny. Jury find
VS. + the defendant guilty.
we'd nsGea th sa.aa y Assault and Battery
baa no's0dysisM 70 sn5 Continue. - - -
2 Robert yoheas: ~ s'.'sdl ,si4ei l s9as9
tisS4 ttis94 81, Com'th,s * Assault and Battery
~. 4 3nIgys8 gatJeasF 18th Sept, 1851, de-
Valentine Smitll,se} fendanta pleads guilty.
Sentenced to pay hhe of So, 90 and COSTS.
I'd go Com'th Assault and Battery.
isTi.,s1. VS. s4-a4a Jury find the defen-
Valentine Smith. dant guilty! Senten-
ced to pay fine Of $o5, 90 and costs, - -
/ - Com'th - Assault and Battery
Eeaa-J VS. ~. Jury find the defen-
Jehu Jones. dant not guilty but that
he Fay the costs. lel
Comth Jury find the defen-
vs. dant guilty but that he
! George Murray. pay the costs
| ' Com'th Tippling House.
! vs. Continued.
Isaac Parfet.
Com',h Libel Verdict gull
vs. ty- Motion in arrest o.
Isaac T. Dishong. J Judgment.
Coni'th \ Assault ard Battery
vs. Not a true bill, and p
4 John seigh M'Mahon to pay cost
except 81, GO to county 2a
com''h Selling 3glI !iqqoE s,os on ms Sun y h
Nicholas Knorr. fendant guilty 12tl
Sept, 1857. sentenced to pay fine of $40,
90 and undergo an imprisonment in the jai
ofithe county for 10 days.
Comth J Keeping tipplln,
VS. house Jury find tia
Nicholas kporr defendant guilty. Sen
!, fenced to pay fine of SO, 90 aud costs
Com'th Passing Counterfeit
VS. Meney. Not tru
Philip Davis bill.
Com'th J Assault and Battery
VS. Jury find the defendan
William r. Jones. not guilty, and tia
they acquit him on the ground Of insanity
and that his insanity still continues.
Con'th Riot. Jury End tn
vs. defendants not guilt
: Isaac Parfet ct al. } and that James MGor
lick pay the costs. aF Taa
Com'tti Assault and Battery
2 VS. Not Il true bill and Eliz
Margaret Knorr. abeth Jones, prosccu
: trix, to pay costs.
Il 2 Com tn Adultery Jury I'm
.9waaa,ys) G the defendant not gui
Margaret Mullin ty and that the count
f pay the costs i5ai 5ai Z.
! Comth :. Fornication. Jur
Il vs. Ind defendant not gu
4 Michael Kenir dy ty and that he pay Il
l. costs. Eef f r.-..,.rt
u yr Com'th \ Assault and Batter,
:. Tvs Verdict guilty Ser
4 Robert MKim. J fenced to pay fine
= ST 90 and costs
e Com'th Assault and Batter,
= vs jury find the defendal
= i =, John Glass. not guilty on 6rst cou
!, and guilty ON second count. e.-
sa Com'tn aa Nuisance. Verdi
y s vs. guilty. Sentence pof
. William Tiley J poncd.
.e. Con'th Assault ard Batter
T. - VS. Verde: guilty.
ia James M'Gorliek, .6 -s
T. - ,,ss-,,,- -, H. a., E,.a;.,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

large and enthusisstic, meeting of Go
Democratic party. was held at the Court
House on Tuesday Evening, September 15th
whiehzwasPsg. .nined bytheo seleetisgEef the
following officers:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

4or4 Bsa. We are author ized to state, that the
report WHICH slie X Knew-NSothiags have circu-
lated, that GEORGE RUYLEDGE, Esq,
xefI CleaGeld township, is opposed to the Dem
lecratic county ticket and wilbvote against sit,
is false. He viii cast his vote for the cntire
Democratic ticket, from Governor to County
Auditor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

\ number of eases in the Quarter Sessions
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
Vice Presidents

,,r.a George Rgt1eage Of Clearfcld t9Ypship.
non e.ansSs Aufrs4o Of 4 aeks9ohs baa b5:.sruS I'D
nds -Augastiae Litls of Loretto,l .a'si.e -
DO zaTlomas .Hollen of White ot bsilgts II
- bna .Ay5tneJa Glass Of Allegheny 10 .stGist
Joseph Cletin Of W hite soqIuq 1sf"o OF
Ds'lra .s, l Iy T, htfery of gons.naush B0feagh
li stat6 s.i' Secretaries zse1qqr ,uos
'isbe,.J. Noon of tJeas6u4g. e! g 70 -aT
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Below will be found statement of the dis
position made Of al the ippofrant casesip the
Court Of Quarter Sessions last week. 4l
Commsnweakl } 8 IndlctmeBt for keeping a
seP.1s aiffi ls.sj ID Ss
'pleads guilty and submits. Sentenced to pay
fine of SIS, co.
Com. Larceny Jury ind
soany as ass3dsasI gsis an
imprisonment 10 the county jail for two weeks
&C.
Com'th Iarcenv Jorv find
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-06
l. PARAGRAPH FROM e. Z.

l. PARAGRAPH FROM z. K.
(oHtrTED FROM HIS LETTER OF LAST wrEK.)
Several years ago, heard a truthful man relate
the following story of a remarkable fight in the
mountains. In committing the narrative to wri-
ting give it this caption:
"THE BATTLE OF LIFE"
The beams of the morning sun rested on the
gray craggy peaks of the Blue Ridge The loud
scream Of the eagle mingled with the hoarse voice
of the cataract. A hunter with poised rife was
scanning the light graceful figure of adeer. Sud.
denly he is anticipated in the work of death by q
prowling panther. A prodigious bound and the
long sharp teeth Of the blood-thirsty beast were
fastened in the throat of the unresisting stag and
in moment it lay on the earth lifeless and bleed
ing mass. For few minutes the panther, sitting
like cat upon the trunk of fallen oak, licked
his CORY breast and contemplated his coming
feast A crash is heard in the adjacent thickst Of
laurel, whence huge bear is seen emerging,
fierce, shaggy and determined. The panther and
the bear, with piercing cry and solemn groan
known only to glooms and solitude, meet in dead
ly fight Each found his equal in the mortal strife.
The panther is crushed TO death in the strong arms
of the bear, whilst Brutn is complety disembowel-
led by the claws Of his antagonist. So, the three
animals fell prey TO the astounded huntsman
without the waste Of single round of ammuni-
ton. And thus We see how the battle of life u
is literally fought among the inferior orders OF
creation. Wouldn't such spectacle as that be
worth twenty pageants on Broadway?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-06
THE OLD ONES.

The papers are getting up some fun at tho expense
Of the aged Anns and Aunties Of Garth. Thus rum
the vein:
Miss Ann Tiquity is said to DO the oldest female
known in histOry.-Boston Star.
Pshaw she amt near as old as Anty Di Lapiun.-
Syracuse Journal.
Both old to be sure. But didn't Am Terror pre-.
cede them 7-Ctica Telegraph.
True, but Aunty Date was born before all on EN-
and holds her own yet-Toiedo Blade
The list Of cold uns" is not complete without An,
Cestrat and Aanty Cedent.-Burlngton Free Press.
Aunty Mosaic is also Of the old uns" but
Aunty Mundane is the oldest of the whole batch-N
D. Picayune
1t strikes that our venerable friend Ann Ticisa-
ton, should come before either of the above-CAar.
leston Courier.
At this point the vein eliminates, and sinks lower
aud lower until W. J. c., nearly kills Off tho whole
affair by the introduction Of one vi" Ana Tioch."
Theroupon watchfu reader says, through tho Char
lestoa Mercury:
"MEssRs. EDIroRs: The Courers list of aged fe-
males seems to have reached its Anti Climax"
But another watchful reader rcdecms tho whole
chain carly next morning by the following good one :
at cannot agree with your correspondent that the
Couriors list of aged females has reached its Anti
max. While its AntSecession editorials continue to
draw out their long length, the nge Of OIL Aunfie'
will never end"
We think this the right place to stop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-05-06
DISEASE OF THE LIVER.

When tho celebrated DR.. Rush declared that drunk
enness was disease, be enunciatcd q truth which
the experience and observation Of medical men is
cry day confirming. The many apparently insane
oxcesses Of those who indulge in the use of sprtuous
liquors, may be thus accounted for. The true cause
of conduct which is taken for infatuaon, is very
quently diseased state Of the Liver Nor organ in
the human system, when deranged, produces a moro
frightful catalogue of diseases. And it, instead Of
applying remedies to the manifestations of disease,
is too often the case physicians would prescribe with
view to the original cause fewer deaths would result
from diseases induced by deranged state of the Lv
or Three fourths Of the diseases enumerated under
the head Of Consumption, have their seat in disea
sed Liver. DR.. MLsne's celebrated Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, are certain cure.
gH- Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr..
MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
featured by FLEMING Bros of Pittsburg, Pa. AL
other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless. Dr..
McLane's Liver Pills, also his genuine Vermfugo,
can now be had at G. L. PENIS Drug Store. None
genuine without the signature Of Fleming Bros.
April 20 1t-(D Is