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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07

HAwEs II. SUTTON,
4trtdtas Ganalt unp cTenIllipsr Yiptar.
Sraeuur; 1jsrhtitn Der Stlst 1tbnsne uno ben
SsunIt,S sSa pehGIes ano ,Dse.; sIna.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
CARROLL.

RA-An effort will be made in the Charles
ton Convention, to nominate the Candidate
for the Presidency by States which did not
cast their votes for Mr.. Buchanan in 1856.
All the New England States. the home of
Abolitionism. have instructed, or if they have
not will instruct, their delegates to the Char
lesion Convention to support Hon. S. A.
Douglas for President. In the event of his
nominrtion how many of those States would
cast their ELECTORAL votes in his favor? We
venture to assert not one Ip 1852 they sup
ported Mr.. Pierce for President In 1854
they deserted the Democratic party and made
common cause with its enemies, merely be-
cause it refused to ''crook the plant hinges
Of the Knee" to the foul spirit of Abolition
ism. The doctrine of popular Sovereignty
incorporated into the Kansas Nebraska bill
did not suit them, and they therefore at onc'
deserted the Democratic party. In conse
quence of the passage of the Nebraska bill
the only rorthern States which Mr.. Buchanan
carried were Pennsylvania, New jersey, In
diana, Illinois and California 1t will not d
to allow the abolition States to force on .h
Democrats nom ination not acceptable t
them. The nominee must be a nationa
Statesman as popular in the Southern as b
is in the Northern States.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

re- Hon. A. G. Curtain belongs to fam
lily of could be Governors. His Maternal
Grandfather named Gregg, was the candi-
date who opposed J. A. Shultz at the time
he was elected Governor. His uncle, Gen.
Irwin, was the Whig candidate for Governor
in 1916, and was defeated by Francis r.
Skunk, by an overwhelming majority, The
fatality which has thus far attended the Gu.
bernatorial aspirations of the family, will
cling to Mr.. Curtain, and on the second Tues
day OF mex: October. and give him conspic.
uous place on the list of broken down politi
Clans
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
Three Hundred Negroes Driven
from their Homes by Indians.

The Detroit Free Press, of late date.
says: 1t viii be seen, by the account in an
other column, that all the negroes have been
summarily expelled from the township of
Anderdon, Essex county, a few miles from
this city, on the other side of the liver. This
township was as thickly populated with ne
groes as any in Canada, but they have lately
become so bold in their depredations and
crimes that their presence was no longer en-
durable. Accordingly the authorities of the
township petinoped the grand jury last fall to
take action relative to them, and the jury in
consequence presented them as nuisance
Their outrages eliminated few days since
in an attack upon number of peaceable aud
defenceless citizens, and now the day of re-
tribution has overtaken them. The whole
lot have been summarily driven from the
township. They had been given homes, but
they SO abused the kindness extended to them,
that the authorities are obliged in order &c
protect their lives and property. to drive them
out as they would so many wild beasts. The
account referred to states that said township
| is an Indian reserve, aud that council had
! been held by the chiefs of the Wyando.ts,
and every negro ordered to leave, with the
privilege of retaining whatever crops they
have in the ground. The difficulty originated
several negroes committing a rape upon an
Indian women.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29


H The Black Re publican State Conren-
ton convened in Harrisburg on last Wednes-
day, Ex Governor Pollock was appointed
permanent President. A resolution nomina-
ting Cameron for President of the United
States, and instructing the delegates to the
Chicago Convention to use all honorable meas
in their power to secure his nomination, was
adopted after a storming debate. A large
number of delegates were opposed to declar-
ing the old Winnebago Chieftain, the first
choice of the Republicans of the Keystone
State for the highest Office in the gift of the
American people Hon. A. G.. Curtain was
nominated for Governor, on the second bal
lot. The vote was as follows; Curtain "A,
Target IL, Kline, I. Covode, 27, Howe, 10,
Haiues, 4, Calvin, 1. A A Barker, s. NJ
Green, VIM. Lloyd and VIM. Fl. Koons are
the delegates to the Chicago Convention from
this Congressional district The following is
the electoral ticket adopted by the Conven-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WoENs.-In quantity of corrupted Il.
there Is always 10 be found nest Of WI
They cannot, neither will they any wAers
Weak stomach and bowels are -subject l. :
as they have not sufficient power. TO diges.
food. Hence 9 large heap of matter Is ID
and worms be the result 4 few doses q .
pills ~ill disturb them in their nest, 215
them out OF the system
1t should be remembered. that an occzz
dose when in health, especially after tzk-..i
Will prevent the disease from forming ia,+,ls
TSee advertisement of Dr. Morse 7 q
column. Sold by Thomas Devine
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

JcfersOn Territory.-It is announced q.
a memorial has reached Washington from Il.
portion of Kansas not covered in the VIZ,
dotte Constitution, and designated as Jsss
son Territory, signed by eleven thuusE.
Pixies Peak miners, praying for Terri;ri
Government and protesting against sul.a
ton to Kansas. Kansas with It's prss-
boundaries, contains in the neighborhOO:
leo, 900 square miles, making it nearly
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York togt.s
j. desert waste, a hundred miles wide, !
yides Pixies Peak from Kansas, and form
natural boundary Those who oppose sr,s
alton aver that the expenses Of nileags
Government officials and others in pg,
business from the regions of the Rocky us
tains to the capital of the State at ToGz
should the proposed change be consun1z
would alone amount to larger sum thE
would cost to support a respectable :.
Government eutire in either section.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
LATER FROM CALTFoRr,.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb, 21.-Sau F..
dates to the Both. two days later tb,, b,1'k
vioasly furnished, had been receivel. Pc
arrival at tbs port. a
Rich surface diggings had been dissa-..,
near GreytOwn- ''''S'
A memorial containing a handrs5 !
sand signatures, had been presented = '-.a'
legislature, to prevent the further irD,;-.'- e
ton of the Chinese
The overland line of telegraph b,5
finished nearly two hundred miles - %
San Francisco, on the Butter6elc rOu,s ''-'
SANDWICH ISLANDS a.
the 9Th ult., had been received. Ths =.
had returned.
Elections we're being heldthrOugbOu. i
Kingdom The vote was small.
The building of new Custom Hons. :,
been coommeneed in Honolulu. -
San Francisco markets were depresseS =,
too dull for quotations.
Advices from Tampico to the 18Th ~
have been received.
Generals Laza and MaZa were us,,B-,.
rapidly from Matahuala and Tula. a: =
also Caravsjol from Victoria, to ip,e,...
Miramoh's expedition against Vera Cru,
General Morela with 500 men and Ca
eral Alvarez with 4, 600 men, were n,,eli',
upon the Capitol.
The Liberals were beseiging Guadal.i.s
General Degollsdo had gone to Pluet, !,
direct the movements Of the Liberals A.,
was confident of defeating Miramon.
The wife of Miramon ACCOMPANIED 4.
husband in the expedition agains. Y,
Cruz. 1t was supposed that if be VA. !.
feated in the attack on that city he VII @.
the country.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

ra Mrs. Harriet C. M'Cague has been ap-
pointed post mistress for Ebensburg in the place
of her late husband. NJ c. M'Cague. decea-
sed. As the citizens of this borough we've
unanimous in recommending the appointment
of Mrs. MCaguc, the announcement that
their request has been granted Will of course
be received by all with emotions of pleasure.
She Is fully qualified to. and we entertain NO
doubt will, discharge the duties of the Office
in manner that will give general satisfac-
ton.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
The GENEssEr FARMra.-The March mum

The GENEssEE FARMER.-The March mum
ber of this sterling agricultural journal is re-
ceived. As usual, it is brimful of practical
information on all subjects interesting to the
farmer and fruit-grower Its able review of
markets is alone worth the, price of the paper
No farmer should be without an agricultural
paper, and We would again commend the Gen.
essee Farmer TO our readers. Price only SO
cents year. Send the stamps to Joseph
Harris, Rochester, n. Y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

Ey John Hickman is practical illustra-
ton of the truth of the saying. that, Zone
renegade is worse than ten Turks. Since
he joind the Black Republican party. the
abuse of Southern Institutions. Southern men
and aboye all Southern Statesmen, has been
fasorito occupation. He seems to think that
nothing good can come, out of the portion of
the Union South of Mason and Dixon's line.
In speech recently delivered In the U 5.
House of Representatives, in speaking of the
Rarper's Ferry fnsurrection, be said that
all Virginia was frightened by seventeen
men and cow" Is it possible to imagine
language more insulting than this? Is it not
equivalent, to saying that the Virginians. .inclu-
dug the Representatives of that Statein the
House "you are all towards and dastards. You
have net the courage to resent personal In
suit or protect your State from invasion. =
1t is low and vile attack on the noble old
Commonwealth, which is justly styled the
mother of States, and has given to the Reput
lie such men as Washington, Jefferson. Hen
ry, Madison, Monroe, Lee, Harrison, Clay
and Scott. None out a coward and enemy
of his country, would utter such slande'
against the native State of Washington, tht
father of his country
Who is called coward in his presence
would not feel instinctively prompted to re
sent the insult? It is as natural for higl
minded honorable man to do so. as to breath
the pure air of Heaven. If Northern mem
bers of Congress are unwilling to have thei
heads broken occasionally by Southern mem
bers, they should be careful not to provok
savage assaults by gross insults If in malig
nantly snarling at the heels of Southern mel
bers, they chance to get kicked and cuffe
for their pains. they have no right to CON
back bowling like whipped ours, and clai'
that they are Northern martyrs. If they
not wish to be treated like low foul mouthe
blaguards, they should comport themselv'
like gentlemen. They should remember tn
but few men are capable of treating Il
: tongue of the slauderer, with the contem
which it merits.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
NOTICE.

THE public are hereby notified Il
purchased from Andrew Callahan,
Springs Borough. the following prop-
One white Mare. one dark sorrel Mar,
Mare, one spotted Mare Colt, four Sc. Z
one black and white Cow, one brown G
Heifer, nearly white. one black Hs1
brindle Bull, one black Steer, one speoks
4 head of Sheep, SIX head Of HogS
dozen of oats, lot Of Hay, four h0rS
one two horse Wagon, one spring MAs
Sleds. and lot of farming utensils. !
are warned not to interfere with The I
scribed property as 1t belongs 10 me.
GEORGE CALI
Chess Springs, Feb. %, 1s60.-l4-&
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

A Drunken Ham Boiled to Death.-A man
named John Stumble met with a horrible
death in Westmoreland county, Pennsylva-
MIA, the other day. He was engaged ln some
capacity or other at the salt-works, and while
intoxicated fell into vat of boiling salt water
He was extricated with all possible despatch 4
when taken out. presented horrible spectacle
The flesh fell from his bones in large fakes,
while he was so horribly dis6gured that he
bore but little resemblance to a human being.
He lived short time, suffering the most ex-
cruciating agony, and then explred-anoth hel
victim to the demon intemperance.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
lrTbe use Of Dr. Hostetter,s Stomac

mThe use Of Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach 3
for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, HeayiDess
Stomach, or any her ike affection, Is sal
none in America OF abroad To be abs 1
confidently that the "Bitters" aIe 5 oertS-
for dyspepsia and ike diseases, is to L
prietors source of unalloyed pleasure.
moves all morbid matter from the st0IaG-
rifles the blood, imparJs renewed vitality
nervous system giving it that tone and :
so Indispensable for tie restoration u :
The numerous Acknowledgements Of is 8
excellenee and beneficent results, have :
the proprietors that it cannot but prove q
cure to the afflicted, and impart vitalit! I
thorough system
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
where. 90 See advertisement IN ano-az
| umn-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

Waitjor the Hagon.-Mr. W j. Cunning
ham. pr 'prietor of the Big Wagon which oc-
cupies conspicuous place in the Diamond,
has just returned from the East with stock
of everything necessary to take a life like
miniature: Those of our readers who are
good looking Gand their name is legion)
should call at once apd secure the shadow
ere the substance fades. Cunningham is the
best artist that ever visited our town
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
Hon. jeremiah s. Black.

The Democratic State Convention which
meets at Reading to-day. will probably in
struct the delegates wich it will appoint to the
Charleston Convention to endeavor to secure
the nomination of Hon. John G.. Brecken-
ridge for President. As Mr.. Buchanan is
Pennsylvania, it would perhaps be asking
too much to insist that citizen Of the Key
stone State should be the Democratic STAN
dard bearer during the coming Campaign =
1t is highly probable, however. that the nomi-
nee of the Convention will be new man;
one whose claims has not been urged by his
friends, but who being an able and couserva-
tive Statesman, will be certain to unite the
party and lead the Democratic hosts to victo-
ry. In the event of such crisis in the Coz
vention, we would not be surprised if Its mem
bers should recognize the gentlemen whose
name heads this article as the man for the oc-
casion, and unanimously present him to the
Democracy as sheir candidate for the Presi
dency We do not hesitate to say, that the
United States does not at the present time
contain an ADLER Statesman than he is. Al
the productions of his pen are clear, logica
and convincing, and the opinions which ht
delivered while Chief Justice of this State vii
not lose anything by being compared witt
those of the illustrious Gibson. They ar
tsrse and convincing in their sentences NOR
ideas than are generally contained in tn
pages of more redundant writer's. As Attor
ney General of the United States, he has al
ready won for himself the reputation of bein
the ablest member of Mr. Buchanan's yer
able Cabinet. He is moreover. pure patr
OF and loves his country and its institutions
He is, and always has been, the unfalterin
enemy of Seetionalism, and has never cove
before the foes of the Union. either in sur
shine or in storm. His nomination as cor
promise candidate for the Presidency, woul
be ratified with all the enthusiasm of 184
and 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29

The Eltsnction Of Fesurius. of the
German journals announce seriously that a
company of English capitalists have made an
application to the King of Naples for char
ter for the extinction of Vesuvius. The prin
cipa. seat of the fire of that volcano is situa-
ted several thousand feet below the level of
the sea. But cutting canal which would
carry the water into the crater, the fire would
extinguish. and the operation. which would
only cost 1000. .900f would restore to cult
vation land Of ten times that value
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NOTICE.

THE following Petitions for IaFsil 4 Z
License has been fled IL the Once .
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria oou1..s
be presented at the next Court Of v
sions of Cambria county, TO Wit
TauerR LicenSt,
Peter Kinney, Patrek u -
John j. Glass, Peter h.a.,
Henry Fritz, DAVID S,.,5- Ss--
Thomas D. Davis. George oHI1 n.
Henry Schort, hemesl1us =
George Eng.ebsch. George hai'7
Samuel Holes,
R.no.,ions Dunase Augustus ].
Henry Schnable. hlLrls
JOS. M'D0NALi
Ebensburg, Feb. IS, ls6o--to
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LYcKuA.-A full attendance of the men,
bers of the Ebensburg Literary Society at the
next regular meeting on Friday evening. is
desired. An eulogy on the life of our es:ina-
bic President, Michael c. M'Cague. will be
delivered by Robert A. M'Coy Esq, The
ladies are respectfully invited to attend.
EDWARD j. EVANS Sec,
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Another G,sat Steanpship.-Thep plans for
the construction of a monster steamship, to
exceed in capacity. speed and security. every
other vessel aaoat, the Great Eastern not e1-
cepted, has been submitted to the citizens oi
Buffalo, N. Y. by mechanical genius named
Rollins Gurraine. A committee, of which
ex President Fillmore was chairman, has ex'
amined the designs and reported favorably
thereon 1t Is said that if the steamship was
built, it will cause an entire revolution II
steam marine architecture.
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