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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-25
CLOTHING! CLOTHING II
EVANS s. HUGHES

ID ESPEGTFULLF invite the attention q Il.
q citizens of Ebensburg and surround IL
ing country 70 the large and extensive stock
of u
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
which they have just received from the E4slsrn
cities. and are now opening at their sI07s q
High street, and which they propose 70 sci s.
the lowest possible price. They have also Re
ceived and haveson hand large and ins s
sortment of Cloths. Cassmeres. Tweeds TT;z
mings, &c, &c. Handkerchiefs. Stocks, CTa
vats, Hats of all kinds and descriptions, Um'Tss
las and Suspenders. Clothing made to order .
the shortest notice. Please call and see Is hei;'
you make a purchase anywhere else, as We q
guarantee that we will not be beat in quS-g
and low prices by any establishment in the sisa
Terms-CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE
EVANS d HUGHES.
May Is. 1S5o:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-25

Rsa- See advertisement of DR.. Sanfords'
Liver IuvIgorator.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-25

4I, I06 ,JU6
Tie following table gives abstract of all
the nations that can probably become imbroiled
in this
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-25

%, ,9O2 ,679
The reliable population may be set down at
26,000,O00. Austrans, as to religious belief, are
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-25
STRAYED AWAY.

Jan. &c, 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

ANOTHER LETTER FROM CooK.-Capt. Cook, under
sentence of death at Charlestown, Va, has ad-
dressed letter, dated Nov. %, to Mr.. and Mrs
Sellers, of Cleveland, Ohio. We quote the fol.
lowing:
One short month more and HE whom your gen
erous hospitality welcomed to your happy home
will stand upon the scaold to take his last look of
earth. The dread of death with me is small, for
have faced it oft before, unfinchng and untrem-
bling. only dread the mode in which it now must
come and the disgrace attendant on it. The only
ties that bind me are the ties of kindred and affec
ton. These, it is true, bring with them deaths
deep agony, and almost crush the spirit with their
weight of woe.
Brave men have fallen in this brief, fatal strug-
gle. Comrades who to me were brothers, compan-
ions of many scene of danger and many happy
hour, sleep in their bloody grave, with the cold
earth above them. They died as they had ever
lived, brave men and true. Eleven of twenty-five
fell in the contest. Five more were already
doomed. Another but awaits his trial to meet the
same sad fate. Those who fell died like brave
men. Those who yet remain will not shame
trust, their comrades who are gone. We, trust
shall camly meet our doom, untrembling and un
shaken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

La Gazier shines 80 brilliantly. The house was
filed to depletion.
Died in this city on the 18th of November ult,
Bernardo Segeir, Esq, a native Of st. Augustine,
Fla, and recently resident of Indianola, Texas,
aged "A years. The deceased was for many years
Justice of the Peace and Postmaster at St. Au.
gustine. He was father-in-law of Major j. O'Brien,
y. s. Artillery, and DR.. Daum, both of whom died
in Texas.
The weather continues delightful. The beauty
of our moonlight evenings must be seen to be
realized. Language, such as is at my command,
cannot portray them.
The brig W. R. kebby arrived here from New
Orleans the Sd Instant The brig Lacne Bates.
sailed from Cardenas for New Orleans on the lst
The Spanish polacca Bella Dolores corvette Sepeta
and briggs Chunita and Bernabe all sailed for New
Orleans the 4th instant, and the polacca Modesto
on the 5th. As ever xS*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
Louisiana Intelligence,

The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter of Satur-
day last says of the weather:
Seriously, it is unquestonably the coolest weather
we ever experienced in the South and although we
have laundering likeness for cool weather, the
past few days have given us quite a surfet Ice,
ice, everywhere, and almost too thick to break,
On Thursday morning at 7 90 o'clock, the thermom-
eter marked eighteen degrees above zero.
The Clinton Patriot of Saturday has the follow.
ing:
We have been a sojourner in this State for 20
years past, and do not remember to have felt the
weather more intensely cold than it has been since
Tuesday night last. The ground is frozen very
hard, and ice and snow visible upon every hand.
1t is too cold for comfort-we do not enioy the
season.
Pork was selling yesterday and Thursday
from wagons on the streets at s cents nett Pretty
good price for hogs just killed off the mast,
The lberyille Sentinel of Saturday has the fol-
lowing:
In the afternoon of Tuesday last the weather
which had been extremely sultry for several DAYS,
considering the season, portended change by the
gathering up of dark clouds in the Northern hori-
zon which was verified very soon thereafter by the
occurrence OF cold rain. 1t was of short dura-
ton, however, the weather having become MANY
degrees colder within a short space of time. q
strong Northern wind prevailing all night. Ice
had formed by 10 or II o'clock Of that night and
at the present time Of writing Thursday S p MY
the same ice not only still remains un1nelted but
has become much thicker and stronger, and the
approaching night gives evidence of being as cold,
If not colder, than the two last. This continued
cold weather, its severity and extent exceeds any
thing that we have experienced for the eleven or
twelve years that we have resided here and we
doubt if the like has ever occurred here before,
We were informed that the thermometer was at
twenty-four on Wednesday morning. on Thursday
morning it was at twenty EIGHT in close room in
our office. Fortunately, but few of our sugar
planters are SO unfortunate as to have cane I'M
ground.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
Hinton II. Helpers Pamphlet.

The patronage afforded for the circulation OF
Helpers pamphlet, entitled "Thc Impending Issue
in the South,n we think, affords the most distinct
manifestation Of the designs of the Black Republi
can party which has yet been made. Gov. Nor
gan, of New York, gives 800; Thurlow Weed
500; Horace Greeley, 500; D. r. Goodloe. of
Washington city, sloo; and some fifty others, con-
sisting ofJudges and Chairmen of Committees, are
down for inferior amounts to circulate this pamph-
let. But the most important endorsers and circu-
lators Of this pamphlet are the Abolition members
OF the present Congress, being pretty nearly all
members of the Black Republican party, the same
of whom we published in our edition of Dec. l.
In order to afford our readers some idea Of the
Infamous character OF the work thus endorsed by
sixty-seyen members of the Congress which met on
Monday week last, we call attention to part of the
platform which these Abolitionists have put FORTH
for the purpose of striking down slavery and slave
holders:
|. Thorough organization and independent politi-
cal actsn on the part Of the non-slaveholding
whites of the South.
2. Ineligbty Of pro-slavery Shareholders never
another vote to any one who advocates the reten-
ton and perpetuation of human slavery.
3. No cooperation with pro-slavery politicians !;
no fellowship with them in religion no utilization
with them in society.
4. No patronage to pro-slavery merchants; no
guestship in slaye-wating hotels no fees to pro-
slavery lawyers; no employment of pro-savery
physicians; no audience to pro-slayery parsons.
5. No more hiring of slaves by non-slaveholders.
6. Abrupt dscontinuance Of subscription to pro-
slavery newspapers.
Z The greatest psssible encouragement to free
white labor.
But see further what these Abotionists, includ-
ing these sixty-seven members of Congress, say.
Addressing themselves. to Southern Shareholders,
they use this language: "Henceforth, sirs, we are
deniandants, not suppants. We demand our rights
nothing more, nothing less. 1t is for you to decide
wether are are to haze justice pedceably or By
uiotence-FoR WHATEVER CONSEQUENCES MAY FOL
Low, WE ARE DETERMINED TO HAVE II, ONE WAY OR
THE OTHER
We would give our readers other extracts from
this pamphlet, but we think we have given enough
The whole work, with its address, proves beyond
doubt, that this party has for its distinct object
and end the emancipation of the slaves of the
South. Brown is rightly considered to be martyr
to its uolicy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

LIGHr-MoRE LIGHT - Everybody is not and
canno. afford be supplied gas but amos, ca
afford to be supplied with the best illuminating agency
wit Kerosene oil and the lamps burn it in These are
highly ornamental while the light supplied by the kero
sene oil is at once clear and powerful and agreeable the
eye All who have tried it concur in this and has decryedy
won high and an increasing popularity Let those who would
save their eyesgh and have their houses bright cheerful
these winter evenings, cali Mr.. j. u Wnslow No 40 Caro
dce street for he has just received large supply
quality of the OIL and Of new parlor and Office lamps They will
md Mr. w. Hberamnded and agreeable gentleman to deal
with. Sec Liz adx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

Mock EXECUTION OF JoRN BRowN-A party of
persons out on lark" Friday night, amused
themselves by stuifing some old clothes with news
papers. snrmounting the image with white cap
and clubbing the artificial creation "Old John
Brown" A scatfod was erected in front of the
north wing of the courthouse, where the figure was
suspended, and where Saturday morning it catered
to the hungry curiosity of large number of per-
sons. It was not however, permitted to remain
great while, and was taken down.
We presume it was the same joyial party that
draped the doors of the Democrat office with
large quantity of black Grape.
Lon pni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

HEAD COVERINGS in all the various forms of hat
and of the latest fashion, newly made in the
and Of the best material hand the Mr. Thomas
s. Turner, IA Camp street Also fancy goods for ladies'
and children and of elegant design for
Mr. T. deals in hats and wool hats by wholesale If
want fashionable becoming le advertisement and 10
to II street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

Dr. BELDEN, practitioner of acknowledged
merit issues advertisement through coun ms 10 the effect
that he has removed his Office Curendeet street Partc
uass given in said advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

WINTER FURNISHING Goops. of the choicest
quality and vt thu lowest prices may be bought the famous
shirt depot of Mr. s. N Moody, of Canal and Royal
streets His stock comprises besides the essential articles
derclohing and linen all the elegant etcecras gentle
mans toilet He has just another immense
those six shirts six dollars See his advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

FUEL OF ALL KtsDs.--John G. Stewart, II Gus
femhou.e and Julia street landing, New Basin, asertises
Psbg eaanei and anthracite coal oak ash and pine wood
in quantities to suit purchasers We recommend him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

III L! I'd ~ ~ t1e utalerm people are learniE
n; ~ That fact w repose b
M ifutufe security, whether the Union
~ ~ ~ 81 whether i i |
~ under on sccount of the tressonabl
pesSs q ionists md traitors.
slsus Asp AsoIsssox DocyMssrs.--
NJ Assorney tseneral " ginia has given d
81 IL tle al III the State authorities I
thf0so n attorney General Tucke
an ~ III u Il VI Einia require post.masters /,
give M ~ u sosss justice, II they receive al,
book ~ n meeting negroes to rebel, or incul
u - the right Of property Of mas
tsa llxss; and the Justice shall have sucl
bo6l Wfiting burned IL his presence. Thi
" Desa he says, u entirely constitutional ant
dDss NJ conflict With The Federal authority. Th
N FedefS p0Werto t1snarit and carry mail matte,
does IN eslry With Il ne power to publish or e
TIT 1T y y great State power, Re
seryss sbsolatsly necessary to be maintained
= ~ n citixens and to their rights.
II 1x1e ~ naster u an officer Of the Fedora
Goxes ND, i i equally true, he is citizel
~ Nv taking tie Federal ONCE, he can
not avcla Az duty IS citizen; and the obliratio,
]. q perform ~ duty II his Office cannot absolv
him ffom obedience 10 the law Of his Common
Nealta Ihs opinion has been sent to all the den
uty stera III Tie State, that they may ree1,
htethefr conduct by it. II they act upon it, tlei,
action viii cnrtail very much tie operation Of tie
franking iylsge a used to circulate incendiary
M not ~ much in the above worthy the
stssatch cf the deputy post-masters Of Louisiana
- I'LL
A6xEx ElsyoS. We are informed, says the
AeN Herk Evening Post, that although the v hole
purchmBe money Of Mount Vernon has been raised.
&Asa Cunning who is at the head Of the asso-
about aging overtime last INSTALL
e1s Ana taking the title, because she and her as
u then have the whole responsibility and
cnarSe M keeping the property in order and
Y Anl1n1 tlse necessary repairs, without any funds
4 a hand Tor Ne purpose.
1hs ladies' feel that the comparatively small
amount needed for this purpose onght to Be ex
pected from the rich, as the amount heretofore
rAised ~ 1o1tly been furnished in small amounts
TX ReEpona'0f moderate means. IT would seem az
= 660gnt p be necessary only to announce the
A1nount required, 10 secure $50 and 800 subscrip
tom, ~ even larger amounts, from those who
cAn cOhtzibute out of Their abundance without
feeling III "a
fter ~ almost unprecedented exertions Of the
aided % eactually BY Mr. Everett, it is too
M1c1 Y ssk them to go over the same course again
u rite re funds necessary to take care Of tile
property now secured to the American people.
For the dlsinterested exertions Of Miss Cunning
y ham the Southern Matron I in starting and carry
lng The subscription for the purchase, amid
the nn1 severe trials 81 bodily infrmity -haying
been c0n6ned 70 her bed much Of the time-a debt
0f Id alroa.l., 1,o.,,, 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A MORRISON s. BLEssING,s
NEW AND sur ERR
PHOTOGRAPHIC 4 DAGUERREoTYpE
SALOo
No. 81 Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
OPPOSITE THE PIoAyUNE OFFICE.
We beg 10 inform our numerous patrons and the pub
c that have removed Canal street to the above
nishcd in suitable STYLE with .he
Largest sky-Light in the city,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
Exclusively for Ladies' and
LARGE STUDIO for orr Painters
Together with necessary rooms and couveniences for
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
MINISTRIES and Portraits known to the art. |
THE sNALLEsT LoSKET
FULL. LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OH.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Size, by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards, by the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes, untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel coors
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes Ambro.
types, Paintings Drawings, ETC., and finished any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups Of Families
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings any part of the city
taken in all their beauty and perfec
ton.
taken deceased persons in any part
of the CITY,
AABRSTYPES taken and improved plan upon me-
al'c plates, thereby obvatng danger of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs Paper or Leather letter SIZE
for mailing.
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

NUTS, DRIED FRUITS AND FIRE WoRKs.-See yari-
os attractive ADVERTISEMENTS Messfs A. Cochran Hail. 10
New evee and II Fulton Streets who oer for sale Malaga
fruit, Smyrna figs Brazil nuts sofhellei and sheed almonds
dates large Texas pesans Zane carrants lemons Are
crackers, Winchester soap etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
PHILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
Richmond, Virginia,

PtIILIP IsAHN, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, OF all sizes and descriptions
shaings, Couplings, Pullcys Hangers and Boxes, of all
sizes
Locomotive, Flies and Cylinder Boilers
Single, Lath and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description
Agent for Bergers & Reyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Penitenary Made Axes-every one of which is
fully guaranteed.
H. N. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter.
My Machinery the highest testimonials given In
the Experienced mechanics sent to erect
Machinery sell when desired and the Of the PURCHASER
discovering that the article is what represented can
be returned my expense.
Orders communications addressed the undersigned
through The Post Office will meet with prompt
An Illustrated Catalogue containing List Prices Certif
will be sent by mail postage paid amy desiring IT.
PHILIP RAfIM
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
eoce in New Orleans 81 ST. Charles 2p6jal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

THE CHOICEST OF WINES AND LIQuoEs may GER
tainly be had of Mr. scwe T. Taylor IL and Is Royal street.
and The customer may feel the get
ting what is and genuine above all suspicion when
deals with this old respected and long experienced importer
stock is always kept full and the ranges through
all the varieties of choice and unauegaed wines and spirits
each article which good way made We direct
the attention the his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
WEBSTER r. HOLINESS.

L WEBSTER a. HOLMES, WnoLE--E
sALH AND RETAIL
i - UGGTsTs,
| N Chartrcs, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
Invite tho attention of Druggists Merchants Physicians and
Planters their fine fresh stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
| CHEMICALS. TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, etc,
for tho Fall ind Winter trade all of which warranted
and first class articles One OF the firm having had long expert
eno in several Southern cities fixing orders for the Hade
feels confident that the firm give the unest satisfaction
We shall DO prepared all times fill orders for large small
amounts Orders solicited from the All orders, with
satisfactory reference attended the IT left in person.
and prices guaranteed low my other hone South We
name no large quantities of article always pre-
purcd to fill all demands
Chemicals, all kinds
Perfumcry, all kinds
Fancy Goods nil kinds
Brushes, all kinds.
Cream Tartar,
Gum Camphor
Sienna Leaves Alex.
SIENNA Leaves r. 1.
EPSON Salts,
Chamber Salts
Sal Soda,
BCarbonate Soda
Acids, ali kinds.
Alum, whole and ground
Ammonia Aqua,
Ammonia Concert,
Alcohol 50 and 95 per cent.
Ralsam Copaiva
Basam Fir, ..
Balsam Tolu,
Blue Mass, p and W.
Blue Mass, Eng
Peruvian Bark, red.
Peruvian Bark yellow. @"".#
BoraI, refined
Calomol, P. and W.
Calomel Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure az.m
Nitrate of Silver, crystal.
M.. .m. Choroform,
Cloves
Copperas,
corks, Bottle and Yas
sulph. Ether.
Chlorc Ether,
Spirits Ether Nitrous
Extracts for Fiayoriug,
Extracts, Medicinal solid and fluid
Funnels assorted.
lsiugass assorted
Gum Arabic Nos l. 2and ),
Gum Aoes,
Gum Futid
Gum Opium Turkey.
Gum Drops assorted.
Hops crop
Indigo,
LUX, Black assorted sizes.
Iron Preparations Of Iodine.
Lancets, assorted.
Iiquorce, Extract
Logwood, Chip and Ext.
Magnesa, all kinds
Aortars, assorted sizer.
Nutmegs,
Paints, dry n oil
Oils Essential, all kinds
Nntgal whole and povsd
Mamma, large and small fake.
dorpha Sui, Acct and Muir.
1odido Po;ass., AM Fl. and Eng
Patent Medicines
SedltI Powders, two sizes.
Soda Powders
Powders Selected assorted.
sulph ouinine
Preparations of Quninc,
Aniseed, cardamon Seed,
Coicbicnm Seed,
Corander Seed,
Fennel, c"raway,
Iobelia and Mustard Seeds.
syrnges Glass
Tr.s.a ~ a,,,.s.
i3hile Acid
Tooth Forcers ass,d.
Ampn'atns Instruments
VEG nea'I enc Ine''s assorted
Sponge Bathing Cup Carriage and surgeons.s
:, ",A','t oVp"'
Varhih, Demar
'atnlsh, leather.
'"'s' ffes' assorted
riasswafe,
lAhseed'
Lump
Sweet
Boiled and ~".
Goa Liver OIL
liable ohi
Quarts and pints-
ne nave only mentioned lew leading articles In this list
1t womb take too much time and space TO ennmerate
pete sock we invite those visiting the CITY, who need goods
IN our hne, TO give v a call. oaef
IRERrsnN a. ,rIrncr
n
AGENTS FOR THE SALE Of
-
" IL a b Il II 3 1 L y RY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

THAI rHE FNkLE i LYON SrwNa M.cu,.r !.
constantly Increasing popularity i q, ~, Z
net tor has merits which en,i,s Il Il hi,
p1acs aa &c severed Varieties Of those
= staple y construction opcraiioa does besa
no wonder Mt win All these qualities Il soa,a y ~ ss y
Nnros g.. Of great Story Building s,o
corner % 0anp md Common sreess are agents "a MA IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

NICE THrNGs.-At rs Carondelet street Won will
find The Old Maand who does ?-and him
you purchase the incest and gensray
delicious OF pies, cakes pae coffee chocolate and
champagne meed-sonietng knowing approaching
holiday Times. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12
yEw WINTER Goops. lust received per la

New WINTER GooDs, just received per late
steamers offered for sale Mr. John Todd popular
dry goods emporium u and Cartres street We advise
our lady readers to lose Tins in looking which
they are much interested These goods same scale
oil excellence which uniformly chafacters the merchandise
offered by this dealer and therefore entitled the cosera
lion of his many and appreciaiiye lady customers than whom
none not even the Patisienne knows better what is
and what is oHtt of date See the advertisements
wellknown and extensively paronized establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

JIG. McALLIsrER ENGRAvER.-Ths accomplished
artist who has rnedo such fine specimens of his skill in
and seal and door plate engraving, publishes columns
card announcing his removal 10 No Camp street the music
store OF Mr. T. Wcen Mr.. McA does his work promptly
artisticay and those needing thing in his line should call
and examine his elegant speeimens. See his card