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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
.5aCODi and Evans.

These two vrctchod prisoners, who are 10 suf-
fer the extreme penalty of tie law on the goth Of
May next axe be ginning to suffer considerable
mental agony. Evans spends large portion Of
his time in Scripture reading and prayer. but as
Ae still persists III declaring his innocence, his
heart is evidelt tly not changed for the better.
jacob has borne up remarkably. we'll, until
within a few days past, when his stole inditter-
euce is TO more apparent. He shows 10 signs of
emotion, when entertaining company, but his
thoughts prey upon linn terribly in the silent
hours Of night Ills cell mate, a German, conf
ned upon a charge Of larceny, states that jacob
has slept but little for several nights past. He
tosses and turns upon his miserable cot, and fre-
quently gives vent to his feelings by tears and
sobs. lie cannot suffer to remain in the cell
without a light and candle is kept constantly
burning. He often speaks in the most touching
manner in reference to his children, and wonders
what shall become of them after he is gone. He
attributes his mental distress to this painful
anxiety in regard to the welfare of his children,
aud does not admit that he fears death on his
account.
Wretched, wretched indeed, is the condition Of
these blood stained men. and it is not to be won
dered at that they pass sleepless nights. ''What
is done cannot be und0ne," and they must con-
tinue to suffer the pangs of remorse and the
goadings of conscience until the law deprives
them of that which they have forfeited by crimes
unnatural and atrocous.-~Putts. True Press
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
Lord Cowley presented his credentials on the

Lord Cowley presented his credentials on the
2Gth.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times states
that the people was disgusted at the policy
OF the Emperor Napoleon that they loudly ex
pressed hope for war, i'll order to end the pres
ent suspense.
La Nord publishes telegram that the pro.
jected Diplomatic mission of Prince Frederic
William had been abandoned
GERMANY.-Thirty-nine members of the Wur-
temburg Chamber had issued a strong address,
representing that the arrangements in France
were made with view of establishing vassal
States for the Napoleon dynasty. This is the
view entertained generally 10y the German radi-
Gals Unless the Emperor abandons his war
projects, it is asserted that the German sove-
reigns will have no choice but to form a coala-
ion against him.
INDIA AND CH1NA.-The mails from Calcutta
of January 22d, and Hong Kong January 10,
reached England on the 2Sth ult
The letters confirm the complete paciication
of Dude Lord Clyde arrived at Lucklow on the
18th Of january.
jung Bahadoor had announced his readiness
not only to drive out the Mana and the Begun,
but his will n8ness to go upon the expedition
himself
The correspondent of tie Times hopes by the
next mail to ANNOUNCE the surrender of the Be
/ gum or the execution or suicide Of the Mama
| Lord Elgin's EXPEDITION up the Yang Kiang
extended far as Hangkow, in lat, so. 33 n,
| long. Ia. l3 e., and is said to have been sue
cessful. During his stay there the river fell Sc
much that the steamers Furious and Cruiser
were unable to make their way down, and would
! have to remain there until next spring.
| Details Of the fresh disturbance at Canton
show that body Of 900 troops having been
! fred upon by party Of Braves, a strong eXpe
ditioa was organized, and the village was occu,
! pied by the Braves was destroyed, and fifty OF
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
'ro aal yyl.cys, Z. IA, :, Go.e rn.

Notice is hereby gwen that l. George J.
Rodgers, have been duty nominated ana appun-
ted Trustee Of James Mlrrty. an insolven;, aad
that my place of abode IS in the borough Of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, Pennsylvania. And
/ do hereby notify and require all persons. in
de5ted 10 the said insolveut, or holling property
belonging TO him. to pay and deliver all such
sums Of money and property due. and belonging
to the said iAsolvent, To ne, the said Trustee
! nd I do hereby also desire all ccoiitors Of the
sail insolvent TO present to me Immediately their
respective accounts or demands for settlement
according to law GEO. j. RODGERS,
KbensburS, Mar ?, l6ta:it Trustee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
SuERIFgS SALE.

IY ,irtue of a decree issued ont uC the Court
ul Common Pleas oj Cam Jri3 County, and to Ms
directed there viii lie eX posed to rubic lie al
The Court House III the Borough ol Ebeueourg On
THURS DAY the 8I-t day # MARCH \. I
1889 at > O'Clock p. n. ot said Gav.
\ certain Mcssungc "r piece OF land, contain
ing 5C4 acres, being tic plantation Oh wiicl
lac 10 Magic d ceased formerly lived, situate H.
Carroll Township. Cambria Comfy. described
in the will oi said Jacob NaEIe deceased. rcc0r
clcd in the Office f the Re lister Of said County.
aud described in Return of Inquest No /
aud. ALSO. at tic same time and place 4 lot Il
ground situate in Washington Township in said
County. having 4 house and Other buildings
thereon erected. described in the viii of said de
ceased. and described iu return If lhquisition as
No 2.--being tie property lately Of JACOB Ma
gle deceased.
ROBERT p. LINTON Sheriff
Shegia's Office. f, ej,>burg,
March 8. lS59.-l6.-4t.
Tl17as Of SaIe--One tlurd # the amount o.
bid To he paid when either property is knocic
1 ,wn t. purchasers. the balance in two eqra al
nual payments to be se ureI Ey Bonds an,
Mnrtgaec ou the premises, D eds to be mace n
the Court following the Sale.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
From the Louisville TIMES.

gE ''What is it for-this Woods Hair
Restorative?"- question asked daily by
hundreds We answer, without hesitation
or fear of contradiction, that it is the only
article known which will do all it promises
for the human hair It will renew its growth
it will stop its falling-it will restore its
natural color. It is not Hair Dye, bat a
speedy and eficatious Restorative Trial
bottles 81 pints 81 quarts So.
CAUrIoN. Beware OF worthless limitations,
as sevora! are already IN the market, called
by different names. Use none unless the
words professor Woods Hair Restorative,
Depot St Louis, BEo, and New York. are
blown ia the bottle. Sold by all druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers in the United
States and Canadas
For sale by thomas Devine, High street
Ebeusburg.
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, Dire tors Of the Poor and
House Of Employment Of Cambria county. acre
hy give notice that ii case If any destitute per
son becoming sick or disabled that may become
a charge upon the county, they rcquc>. persons
in whose charge such destitute pcrS ~ may
be, to give notice to the Stewad Of the Poor ana
House of Employment, or to either of the Djrce-
tors, of the condition Of snah persons, So that
they can be removed to sail Poor Huuso wjthuu;
delay. NM. PALMER.
DAVID 0HARRO.
AuCIL. INQUIRE, !
Jah 26. lS5o:tf Directors.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

Decreased H3tnaigrGtjon-HS Cause.-The table
published by the Secretary Of State, concerning
the nationalitieS Of immigrants from Europe to
the United States during the past year, show
marked decrease rs compared with former years.
According to the tables Germany and Ireland
forming together about fifty millions, are tie
principal sources from which have flowed tlth-
erto to our shores the current Of immigration
The whole population Of Europe consists of over
Two hundred AMI sixty millions, comprising thr>
pliucipai races. Out Of them the Teut.Lic, N
Guiding FL gland. ard the Celtic from Scotland
and Ireland form the principal fountains of i'm
migration, constituting in the aggregate not more
than eighty mill us-.esS, III short, than tElrd
| Of tie entire European population.
| The tables show how altogether insignificant
! is the immigration from the two other races, and
above alt, the tribes from he other side, such as
| the Scavc. Russian. including Waliachian5,
Moldaycs, B-lgariaus, Greeks, who amount to
more than one hundred millions! Equally in
consiirrate /, the number Of immigrants furnish
! cl by Tie Latin au2 Gallo race, forming near
| eighty millions in tie European family.
! The conclusion we draw from these is, that
Germany and Ireland have sent to cur shores ths
disposable surplus Of their population; and that
/ this surplus must therefore diminish yearly more
and more. The tWo other members Of the Eu-
ropean family. composing more than two-thirds
! in number. EN- for some reason or other not to
manifest the same rowing and migratory propcn-
sites, but are more attached to their birthplace
or homes and are not. in the future. likely 20
swell the population Of Amerca.-N. 7. Post.
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STRAWBERRIES

More than one hundred varieties, embracing
nearly all the Foreign and Native kinds, both
old and new, worthy Of cultivation.
One Hundred Thousand Peabody's Seedlings,
at 80 cents per dozen-S2 per hundre,I-Slo per
thousand.
Great care has been taken to procure and pre-
serve these varieties true 10 name, and they are
warranted correct.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing stamp
Address j. KNOX.
March. 10th At. Box 478, Pittsburg Pa.
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Is one of the largest and best illustrated Liter
ary Papers IN the United States.
An Imperial Quarto containing pi ses; or 10
columns OF original. interesting and iaclnating
reading matter, from the pens OF the best Amer
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An aIlnortant ELL

The following blu, to '.prepem the intermarri-
age Of tie ichits and black races has been offered
in our State Legislature, and we trust may be-
come law.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania in General Assembly met, and it is
hereby eaacted by the authority of the same.
That from and after the passage of this act, it
shall be unlawful for any black man to marry a
white won an, or black woman to marry white
man.
Sec. 2. That any person or persons that shall
marry III this Commonwealth, contrary to the
first section of this act, and any justice of the
peace, alderman, clergymen, minister or any
other persons, who shall join in marriage any
person contrary to this act, and every person
who shall be present at such marriage. shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and shall, upon
conviction thereof in any coIrt of quarter ses-
sions. having jurisdiction thereof, be fined at
discretion Of said court. in any sum not exceeding
five dollars, which shall 90 ehalf to such
county may have jurisdiction of such case,
and shall he imprisoned in the county jail of such
county any time not exceeding one year,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
VAEUABLE TRACT OE TIMBER
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale q valuable tract
Of Timber lard, lying in SummerhiIl township,
Cambria county. The land IS handy market
being about one mile aud quarter from the
Central Railroad. Persons wishing to purchase
will call on the subscriber, as be will soil the
land at a bargain. An iadisputabIe title will be
given. MICHAEL .. ShLLLl.
March % IS59:4t
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UP! PAY UP J.!

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned, by
Note Book Account or otherwise, are requested
TO settle their respective accounts, on OF before
the 1st day of April 1859, or will be compelled
to ,roceed against them according to law.
VIM. LENNON. N. D.
March, o. 1S59-16-4t.
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A CARE.
IAi7ndslrIia- p

PaaadsllIsa, Pa.
Tie undersigned, the Founder and Publishes
of VAN COERT;S COUNTERFEIT DETEC-
TOR. desiroris of retiring from this branch OF
business. has merged that old established work
il. the popular BANK NOTE REPORTER OF
INLAY & BICKNELL. Having published Van
Courts Detectur since 1888, the undersigned re-
luctantly parts with his old friends and subscIi
bers but this reluctance is lesSened by the eoa-
viction that in INLAY & BICKNELLS BANK
NOTE REPORTER they Will receive work ths.
matches the times J. VAN COURT,
Philadelphia, Dec. 20, 1853.
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DORCHESTER.
\ very long. beautiful. sweet berr', Il I a
dant bearer. Highly esteemed.
NEWMAN'S THORNLESS.

PrizeI on account of its comparative freedom
from thorns, aud its abundant yield Of excellent
fruit, though not so large the first two var ie
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RkSPBERRLES.

Brincle's Oranges, 81, per dozen Falstan. ltiv
er's Large Fruted Monthly, kneverett's Giant
Hudson River Antwerp, Red Antwerp and Yel-
low Antwerp. at 81 per dozen, and S. per hun
lycI rlarts
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SMALL FRUITS.

HAVING paid special attention to the cult
vaton Of small fruits. and spared no pains or OK
pense to procure everything Of the kind rare and
valuable, am now prepared to furnish, in large
or small quantities, on reasonable terms, the fol
lowing varieticS:-
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BLECEBEPRTEE.
NEW ROCHELLE. Or LAWTON

NLW NUIHEALL, Or LAWION.
$4,000 strong and vigorous plants Of tht, su-
perlor variety, at the following reduced prices:
100 Plants, $1,000 20 Plants, s. 90
30 do 600 10 10 200
80 do 500 do 100
Circulars, giving information as to manage
ment Of plants and general cultivation, viii be
forwarded to all purchasers
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

gg- 4 Constable pursued 4 thief who
took refuge on stump in swamp, and
pulled the rail after him on which he went
in The constable made the following return:
"Sig Sightablc-conyersab est comat-
able in swampum-up stumpun'-railo.'
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THOMAS MCCONNELL. !
JOHN BEARER, Comm
ABEL LLOYD, sioners

GEO. {. X ZAIIM, Clerk.
Commissioners Office. bcn>burg,
january, %, 1870.
\. & The Commissioners will also meet 1t
tie house If Michael J. Smith. in the village Of
Galiitzin, "n Friday. the sth, day Of April next.
for the purpose of hearing ANY # the taxable in
habitants in that part # Allegheny township
who may wish IL appeal.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23

Gold Bracelets. Armlets. Neck Chains, Cameo,
Florentnc. Mosaic and Gold Stone Sets, Gold
and Silver Th:mbles. Gold Ear Drops, Rings.
Breast Pins, Bosom Studs. Sleeve Buttons, Cuif
Pins. Lockets, Keys, Scaf and Shawl Pins, and
other articles worth from so cents to Sl2.
Ala communications must be addressed TO
A. NJ. BROWN. & Co,
I23 South Third street, Philade phiA. Pa.
AGENTS wanted in all parts of the United States
and Canadas to sell Books, Music, lewelry, Gold
Pens. Pencils. &c, and receive subscriptions for
the RED WHITE AND Blue.
Catalogues and numbered Certificates. viii be
sent to those wishing to act Agents. No
capital required.
Philalel phia. Elarch ., I858.-I6-1Sw
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. HARD TIMES NO MORE

ANY PERSON Gs5ly or Gentleman in the
United States. possessing small capital of from
So to s. can enter into an easy and respectable
busi ness. by Which from So to SO per day can
be realized. For particulars, address. with stamp
w. r. ACTON & co.
Il North SIXTH t. PHILAD'A.
March 81 1853 m.
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3 o. 0. F.-Highand Lodge No zss5erss
ss 42S meets every WEDNESDAY KHxxs
vening at their Hall ~ High ST. in
the upper stoyoi S..orn!4Acr's ; et.re
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NOTICE.
Ali subscriptions to
TNLAY s. BICK NELL'S
BANK NOTE REPORTER

are Payable scrupUlously IN Advance. This is
the Oldest Bank Note Publication in the world.
For thirty long years II has Inaintaincd an unsul
lied reputation. aud continues to be the necessary
companion of all business people ovsE the whole
continent of America,
THE COINS or TIE FORLD!
Now in press by INLAY & BIcKsELL, will Co
given gratuitaHsly to all old and new subscribers.
All Coin Charts, Guides and Menuels, IS compa-
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TER MS:
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05
FROM NEW YnRn.

New YoRE Oct 4.
The steamship James Adger from Charleston,
was boarded by boat from the bark Whitening,
from LaguayrR, and received on board passen ger
with Venezuela papers.
The French charge d sffiires had boen uont oul
of the country oa two days notice. His opposition
to the existing government aud participation in
the late bloody revolution are the causes alleged
for driving him away
Cen Reuben, with the government forces, had
taken the town Of Marquelia, noAr Laguayra, but
the rebel General Aguudo, escaped.
barcelona had been 'etakon and the govern
m6nt forces were everywhere victorious.
The TeyOlutiOnists or rather robbers had com
mitted the most outrageous cxoesses, numbering
and plundering TO fearful extern. From present
accounts however, their triumph is At nn end.
The Teutonia, from Southampton on the p. NJ.
OF the l7th ut, arrived at this port last evening
bringing London files to tho date Of her sailing.-
She contains Admiral Hopes report Of the battle
between the British and Chinese at Baka, In
which no alluslon whatever Is made to aid and
comfort rendered TO tho British Commander by
our forces on that occasion.
Cornelius Wood, who II was alleged had pushed
down StrykeT at the instgation Of the Mozart Hall
men, comes out Ia affidavit declaring that he
was 10 the interest of rsmmany Hall and the Re.
gency as represented by Caggar aud Fowler. and
that in knocking down Stryker he knocked down
the wrong man and intended To lay low for Mr..
Alyord, the chairman Of the regular aud rival
convention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05
PROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct 4.
The play on The st. Georges Cricket Grounds at
hoboken was resumed TO Gay Rt a quarter before
~ o'clock. Parr aud Hayward AT the bats TO the
bowling Of Gibbs Halls. The following Is the
seore including the runs made yesterday
All Englond Eleven, lst innings, HAYWARD b
Halls, s3i Carpenter, SeUior, Halls, 90; Yves.
den ran out, 3; Parr, Gibbs. j; Coffin Gibbs, 8;
Locker lang, Halls, u; Diver Halls b
GlbDs' j u. Stephenson Halls, Il. Cesar b
HALLS g. Onndy b HILLS. 90 Jackson not out 8;
Byfs 10; Ley byes |; wides 70; no balls 2-25 -
The % Of the u S I'd innings, Long Carpep-
ier, Wisden, q Waller LocEyer CoGryn. none;
sharp g and b Coiiyn, 8: Hammo Com,n
none; Gibbs Lockyer, b Coiiyn, none; Scarlet G
IaTRenter Cotyn, ! March Wisden b Cohyu
u Wiby b Conyu none; Senior Carpenttr b
CoiYn, 3; kgham b Cohyn none; Newhall b
Cohyn 6; Morgan c. Lockver Coifyn, none; Bar
clay runs out, l. Halls Wisden 5; s. Wright not
out 3; head rot ont none; byes ! leg byes "a -.
Iot9 q 1876, The play was stopped at o.
clook this evening when the q - % we're Sc be
hind With only wiobets to 60 down. There
large number of ladies'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05
CITY COUNCIL

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 4, 1869.
Present-Messrs. Ransom, OyIatt, Thayer, Craw-
ford, Russell, lIovey, Rider Winsow, Thompson,
Hopkinson, Christian, Lewls, Worswiek, Marshall,
Dotmer, Dixon, Hayward, NoLano.
The President, 1. U. Masters In thoehair.
Minutes oflast meeting read and approved.
PETITIONS AND coMhUSIcAuoNs.
OF @. r. Hand and others, praying that some
steps be taken In regard TO the working Of the
bridges Of the eiiy 20 not to interfere with the
working Of the steam tugs. Referred to the Har-
Dor Master.
From Johu W. Hsisisy, presenting the bill Of Z.
A. j. Van Buren, Of Chicago, for .sorvices In
taking dispositions In that city In the case Of R.
COWles Co, vs. City Of CleVeland-amount OF
bill. $50. Referred 10 Committee on judiciary.
The Acting City Commissioner presented he
pay,rol for september. Amount for the East Side,
1851 p West Side, Sl9s s5. Total-Sl05O 80.
From c. Q. Rogers, demonstrating against the
propofei change Of grade Of Seneca street,
The contract with s. NJ. Styles for tho eonslrue,
tion ofthe sewer upon Case Avenue Snd Kinsman
street, was referred to the City Attorney.
From Board Of Olly ImproVsmeuts, that they
have aeeeptedthe work Of Luke BFonan on Cham,
plain street.
Of John Avery, representing that the manner
10 which Perry street was graded, has damaged
hts property by reason Of causing stagnant water
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05
FROm WASHINGTON.

HAhHlNbIohi Oct z.
About month ago information was received in
this city Of dlhbustering movements against Mic.
aragua, although the statements were not fully
ere tied, Il deemed Of sufficient Importance 10
justify the issuing of instruction to the proper
Federal officers 10 exercise more than ordinary
vlgienoe, the President himself sup eTintending
thege precautionary measures.
The recent advertisements In New Orleans pa
pers OF steamship 10 Start from Mobile for CHR.
ique on the lst Of October, added to the other de-
mOnstratng suspicious cumstanofss attelding the
alleged contempt at invasion OF Nicaragua, but on
inquiry OF the Collector at Mobile, nothing had
beeu heard 10 confirm the truth Of the report so
far rs that port is concerned. Within the pres
ent week reliable Information has been received
here, as stated in the despatch yes terday, that
large number Of strangers we're la New Orleans
including many prominent persons known TO have
been heretofore connected With ib usterinR enter
prises. aud together with other circumstances ex-
cited a suspicion ia the mind Oi Collector Hatch
that they meditated an unlawful expedition.
Late last night 100 or l50 ltft that city. The
presumption being that they had gone 70 the Ba.
Isle 10 walt a vessel, their clearance having been
asked Tor steamer Phllada, profsssedy for Chlyiqu
but which Collector Hatch refused, for the reasons
above stated
OF these facts our Government is informed, aud
probably they are the only ones from authentic
sources In lis possession.