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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19
Office No. 144 Superior Street.
Stores aud Gin afart.
THE uDESpATCHn COOKTNG

THE DESPATCH COOKING
STOVE we are fully convinced Is the best the
market affords. Siuco ils first Introduction to tho
public about months ago, t has been purchased by
many dozens Of the best and most reliable house,
In prOnouncing Il perfect In
BAKING, BROILING AND ROASTING,
Aud also 10 execute with convenience, economy and
"DespRtch." Large numbers Of these Stoves have
been and are being introduced In VariOus cities
and towns Of the West and South, and almost daily
most attering testimonials received iu regard 10
its great excellence. In short, q has met with IN
PRECEDENTED SUCCESS. We boldly and un-
hesitatingy offer them for sale, guaranteeing them
to give perfect satisfaction. We would invite all
housekeepers and others 10 call and examine for
themselves. Enquire for the DESPATCH STOVE
which is for sale only Ut the well known store gi 1
W. L. MARVIN,
who is sole agent for Cleveland, No. AZ Public
Square. nearly opposite old Court House. mRyl
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SprtiaI Aotiesa.

n- HoILowAYs PuLs AND OINTMENT
ERrEFELks.--These desorvedly popular medicines
have met with astonishing success in the cure Of
erysipelss, kings evil, ring worm, seuryy, scrofu.
lous eruBtions and al inlcmnastory diseasoaoi the
skin. Other preparations may aaord atemporary
viii BY their detsEgeI.t aud purifying properties
elect a radical cure IN the blood and system.
Read the Advertiseuent elsewhere.
sold By s DruggSts, a. sc, Sc, and 81 Per box
.,r
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
separately
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

- All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
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TMP0RTANT no FEWALES

II IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
De. OHEEsEMAE's PILLS. fhe combination
oIaeredients in these Pills are the result Of long
hndsStensiYe practice. They mild in their ope-
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Msnstruations, removing all Obstructiozs,
Wbsther from cold or otherwise, headache pain in
the side palpitation Of the heart, whites an nervous
etsctiOnsS Mysteries fatigue pain in tile back and
Enbs 6e.s disturbed sleep, which arise frOm inter-
Taption Of nature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

SHERRY WINE BTTTERs.-It is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring and summon com
plAinis. Il has been more literally patron "a. than
Gzy other ever established in this country Is the
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored 50
many invalids to health throughout the Northeast
s1n States during the past thirty years. Read the
following;
VAN WERT, o., July Is, 1855.
DEAR srR; Having sold CDR. Richardson's Sherry
Wins Bttsrs for the last two years, must respect
fully recommed it to the notice Of DyEpeptio per-
sonS, and all persons who require a stimulating
medicine.
D. K GALLEHERs, n. D.
Tho sherry Wine Bitterr are for sale By Gaylord a
Hammond and O. s. Mackenzie, Cleveland, o. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

On MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d, 1860,
At the Republican Headquarters, (Grays'
Armory.)
Mr.. EDwARD NAPP, of Eewburgh, formerly
a prominent member Of the German Patri-
OTIS in ls4s, will address the German Repub-
licans on this occasion.
CHARLES W. NOBLE,
Chairman Central Republican Club.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-19

OIlhl hLaANUI- OCI- 10 IoOU.
In behalf of, and by desire of the Board of
Trade Of Philadelphia, whom We have the
honor Of representing, we are requested to
return thanks TO Mr.. Ensign, Proprietor Of
the American House" as also to Mr.. Mar
vim, for the kind and courteous treatment re-
eeived at their hands. Also for the comfort
able quarters provided for US while guests at
the American. VI
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
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SHERRT WINE BTTrERs.-It is the B,

DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills .re sold o. .
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
10 s. W. cor Ontario %. q Pnhlie sannra
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ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
It is now generally admitted that all sruptive dis
eases depend upon some internal or constitutional
Causs and that to washes or ointments for them
Ia way to injure the system, and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease. But Humphreys Spe-
cihc Homeopathic Salt Rheum Pills are true spe-
eife for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rhsum,
Barbscs Itch, Erysipelas, Pimpss the Face, Ring
Worm, and 6ettle Rash, by curing the cause upon
which they depend, and by restoring the skin to the
stafs Of health and purity. Thus, not only is the
disease cured, but the softness and beauty Of the
comPloIion restored.
Price Is cents per box, with directions boxes 81.
Sent by mail express, free OF charge, receipt
Of the price. Address,
DIT. r. HUMPHREY's 3 CO.,
No. $50 Broadway, n. Y.
Sod BY T. ". sacktider. and Churchfn a Bro.
RR-Sse advertisement in another column
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-. What a wonderful discovery is Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer it not only cures ali
the us Of the human family, but IS also the only
remedy for horses with Collie it has never been
known to fail in curs Of the worst cases. and for
sprains, Galds, &C. It never iails-try it Di-
Fsetions accompany esch bottle. Sold by Druggists
generally.
sold By Gaylord 3 Hammond, VIM. Fiske, c. s.
rl.......-l. - = W e..l--sa.- f,I..-.I.-.a n
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

are the most edectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 Eslaaies 10 all Glasses they
are Invaluable, iadReiH1, i0i oraiHty PERIODICAL reg
uiIrtV They known T. thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the coun-
trTs having the sanction Of some OF e eminent
picidns 10 america. EDlcif diTecions stating u5heH
ld t5hg tbey should not be Hssd with each bOE-Prios
Ole D0tidT each boz, continuing 80 Pils
valuable pamphlet 70 be had free, Of the Agents.
Pills as By mail promptly, BY enclosing price 70 the
General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
3. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent
l65 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Gaylord 4
Rammond's
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DR.. CHEESEMANS Pulls.

IN. NhH1,oLA<AN = FILLS
vas thu commandment Of 4 uHVF era in the treat
mont Of those irregularities and distractions which
have consigned many thousands Of the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to q Premature Grave
No female enjoy good health unless she Is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the general
healIh beriuT TO decline
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SIXTH WARD WIDE-AwAKEs.-You are
hereby notified to meet at the Wigwam on
scoville Avenue on Monday evening next at
I o'clock precisely for the purpose of parade
and drill E. B. CHANBRRLAtS,
Commandant,
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ES In all cases where DR.. S. A. Weaver's
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, together with his
Cerate, has been used it has cured Erysipess Some
cases that had resisted all modes OF treatment for
many years, had been perfectly and permanently
aas-9i ~ UrrIc1es IN efficacy in such cases,
is truly wonderful. They ever fail Of efeeting
cure foE al humors.
Sold By Gaylord a Hammond, @. S. Mackenzie, E.
W. saekridsr and VIM. Fiske Cleveland, o.
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JURIEs FOR THE U. S. NOVEMBER
TERN.-The Grand Jury and District Court
Jury will meet on the second Tuesday in No
vember.
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Terms iH 9@: 5Sai EE'is
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SAN'L. T. CANBY,
SAN'L. L. WILMER, q
RICHARD WOOD, ~
H. II. Houston,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER VIII.
Mordecai.

Glancing into that room, the dim light of
tallow candle discloses strange scene to
our gaze. Seated at table, is an old man.
whose locks are as white as the snow that is
falling around us A dark frown rests upon
his brow, and his soul is evidently i'll at ease.
Before him on the table, stands square bot
tie marked s'Holland Gin" a small drinking
glass. and tallow candle, supported in a
brass candle stick.
Who is the gray haired man, esetsd alone
in that chamber, at the hour of midnight.
IT'S Moriecai,
See he pulls the bottle and glass towards
him and takes a nip.
Now his brow grows darker, and he smites
the table with mighty sound. Hark! he
speaks HE shall die, and that too before
to- morrow evening. The Sun shall not 60
down on my wrath" Wherefore that fear
full and bloody threat? Behold, be takes
another nip.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

Cdndid-The Tyrone Star very candidly
acknowledges, that 1.-The sentiments of pure
and enlightened patriotism are the basis ofthc
Democracy" Spoken like I man. jolly is
evidently determined not to assist in keeping
truth in the dark. With regard to the tar
if. we beg leave to inform him that the
Country prospered under the Tariff of 1916,
and that it was repealed by Black Republi-
can iCongress President Buchanan is the
advocate of a Tariff which will afford ample
protection to the great industr ial interests oI
the Country, as his msssag to Congress fully
prove. The democratic party always has
been, and still is. the advocate of the doctrine
Of popular sovereignty. and we deny that il
this or any other matter, il ever 'breathed
the word Of promise to the ear to break it to
the hope" 1t has never changed its princi-
pies, aud never failed in .edeeming all it.
pledges.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER Y.
The MdniIqht IWeetin1.

The four inmates of the room, are now con
yersing together. Thou must spare his life
Mordccai says Bitters ''we have come to
entreat thee to have mercy on tho ASS. Sure
ly thou wilt not, merely because he spoiled
thy hunting expedition to day, deprive us of
the pleasure of hereafte listening to his me-
lodious bray, every Thursday morning. -
'He must die answered Mordecai, I'm de-
termlned he shall die Entreat me no more
in his behalf" The visitors are silent
Mordecai now retires into an adjoining room
Soon he returns carrying with him two bot
| ties marked Brandy" box of Sardines and
| two pounds of Crackers. He sets them down
upon the table and then speaks-'Gentle-
men, help yourselves and your friends, viii
| like you the better" Il drink nothing but
whiskey." says Bitters. "Then" says Nor
decai' ''go into that room and you'l fiud some
thing that will suit you. ''Bitters hears th e
command aud obeys it." without saying q
word.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
The Union Must BE Preserved.

The following plain talk and sensible -.
ticle, concerning the feeling thss exists Ia
some parts Of the south in resarl to the diss0.
luton of the Union, and the forming Of
Southern republic, We copy from the Louis
vile s(Ky-) Democrat, which says: The
Union is ours Let those who strive to per-
vert it. 60 out" 1t reads as follows:
There are some people in the south, s1i
particularly in South Carolina, who look TO
Southern Republic as the cure for all political
maladies. The millennium will come as saoa
as Zone can be formed Now this Is sll u.
statesmanlike and foolish. This Southefa
Republic would be, Ike all governments, %
better than it ought ip be. The same disPo-
sition to magnify and exaggerate inconEeni-
ences or real evils will remain. There must
be somebody to find fault with, and many te
find fault This Union is as good as Al!
that will ever be made of Its parts. Thers 4
no government (which has not had gresiei
difficulties to couiend with than ours. Thsrs
is no one where people are so free, where per-
sons and property are more secure. We hsTa
no right to assume tnat these evils will groE
worse, aud apprehend that they must bscona
insufferable. We have still reason to e1psa
that wrongs will be appreciated and recti6et'
At any rate. We need not expect that Ehes
they become insufferable and we must eo'
them that We shall get into political Par,'
! disc in Southern confederscy There :
| 10 government without It's evils, and gr5si
/ ones
We are not in any event, for going GU: y
the Union. We have complied with its coz
ditions The Union is ours. Let those VI
strive to pervertit. 60 out We can deisn
our rights in the Unior. if We must do II, o
force The old Constitution is good enoug'
We shall not get better and We oon t va.
it altered. Let those who disregard il 60 %
of the Union. We prefer driving them o.
70 going out ourselves"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

AMERICAN STocK JouRNAL.-We have re-
ceived the first number of this Journal for
1860. Its contents commends it to the at
tention of every farsmer and stock grower, as
it is devoted to the Improvement of domestic
animals. l. is published monthly at 25 Park
Row, New York, at one dollar per year; ard
each number consains 80 large octave pages
handsomely illustrated. The engravings of
the improved Kentucky Sheep and other ami
mails, in the number before US, are we'll worth
the subscription price. A specimen number
of this Journal can be seen at this office.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

EV James c. Noon. Esq, informs us
that he is not now, never was, and does not
intend TO be candidate for the Office of Coun-
ty Superintendent of Common Schools. The
numerous Riehmonds already in the field
need aot apprehend any opposition from him
The School Directors of this County will
meet in convention on the first Monday o
next May for the purpose Of felecting Super
intendent II is an Office of considerable i'm.
portance to the people. and should be filled
by man fully qualified to discharge all itt
duties.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER TX.
TmphOol and Sunndrd0un.

Bitters, Damphool and Sunnaragun.
Hist, heard We not a noise? Behold three
human forms approach the spot where we
stand, with slow and measured tread Let US
retreat behind this wall, in order that We may
discover who they are, and wherefore they
are abroad at this hour. Scan them carefully;
have We not beheld them before? Yes, they
are Damphool, Sunnavagun and Bitters.-
Now they knock at the door of Mordecai's
room and are admitted. Approach We the
window again
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

The Great Edaern.-Mr. Campbell %
chairman of the Great Ship Company, ha.
sued circular to the shareholders sgal~
certain misrepresentation and misconceptloF
with regard to the history of the Great II
tern. Its general purport is to the effect y.
every inquiry will be courted at the meeo1s
on the 11th of January; that much OF
present trouble in connection WITH the uDc'
taking arises from discussion at the b9.l
formented by persons who are seeking IN =.
own personal aggrandizement, even 81
risk of running the enterprise and tie "
requisite to fit the vessel for long Fo!1l
connot involve any heavy amount.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER XVI.
Katarind.

Mordecai was weary when he arrived at the
home of Katarina. He entered the kitchen
and found the damsel arrayed in blue cali
co dress blue handkerchief tied around her
head, and engaged in the intellectual amuse-
ment Of stufing sausages. She at once rec
ognized her visitor and said in cheerful
voice "Whey geats, 1Mordecai." Mordi-
cal drew the brass ring from his vest pocket,
and held it towards her. She caught but a
glimpse of it, ere she leaped about nine feet
into the air, exclaiming, "Mien Gott Pitters
ism toat," and fell on the floor as dead as a
Mackeral. Mordecai rushed wildly from the
room, and did not stop running until sign
bearing the mysterious words Entertainment
for man and horse" arrested his attention.
He entered the house. and called for small
beer. Had none Mordecai compromised OF
tangle foot.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER XIV.

''Mordecai," said Bitters, I'm DYING
Il hope not.' replied the kind hearted old
mau, and as he uttered the words be glanced
at the bottle out of which Bitters had been
drinking. GOOD gracious, Bitters," he e1-
claimed, you have made a fearful mistake;
this is tangle- foot. Then" said Bitters,
sit is all over with me, I'm dead man"
Bi.ters drew fine brass ring from one of his
fingers, and handed it to Mordecai. ..You
know Katarina; give this to her. told her
when she presented it to me, that would
never part with it while lived When she
sees it she will know that 1 am dead, ;" Bitters
closed his eyes as he uttered these words, and
never opened them again.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

Trarels of the .Dead.-The body Of =. -
Hughes, the wife Of an.emigrant: was Ie's.
" carried from Fort Laramie, where sne
and inferred in StoctoH, Cal. Upon ieAI:s
for California she did net expect TO sui
the journey. She had previously prev -
for the result, tin coffin having oeen
cured as part of the outfit Her 1s@s rs
we're carried some seventeen hundred nD
according ,to her request, and buried =
vicinity of the former residence of he' ,s
There is a lesson of tender, earthly Nv
this respect of the wife and mo'ns''
the faithful fultlment Of her deske-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

? Ev There is an interesting fight going on
just now in the opposition ranks, between the
Cameron and anti Cameron men. The Cam
eron men confidently anticipate that they
will have a large majority in the State Con-
vention, and are therefore in favor of Its ap-
pointing the delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention and instructing them to vote for
Cameron The anti Cameron men contend
that the delegates to the Convention should
DO appointed by the opposition voters of the
different Congressional districts of the State
This plan if adopted would prevent Simon
from going into the Chicago Convention with
the Pennsylvania delegation unit in bis ia
vor. With all his shrewdness he would
hardly succeed in securing the election of hi
friends as delegates from all the districts o
the State. Ex Governor Pollock and hi
friends are said to be bitterly hostile to hi
nomination.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHARTER H.
Conuiri1lifv.

Bitters soen returns, bearing a bottle and
three tumblers All hands, now take nip
in solemn silence Soon they take another.
but this time they touch glasses before imbi-
bing. Another;this this time they shake hands
all round. The Sardines have already. been
disposed Of. and the fourth nip, COM
memorated their disappearance. Mordecai
ard Damphool are holding serious and con-
fidential conversation together in one corner
of the room, Bitters and Sunnavagun are
shaking their fists menacingly at each other
| across the table, while they utter fearful
threats, that may not be repeated. Now
Mordicai approaches and addresses few
words to them. They grasp each others
hands and utter vows Of eternal friend
ship. Another nip all round is the, ,eonse-
quence 49,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER XIV.
Renorse.

.'Sunnavagun," said Mordecai, ''this is a
sorry sight, and it all comes of undertaking
to hunt deer out of season If we had not
undertaken that fatal expedition, never
would have vowed vengeance against that
Ass, and Bitters would not have come to my
room last night to entreat me to have mercy
on him. L repeat but for that ill-starred ex-
pedition, Bitters would still be living. But
the Ass shall live; W would not now touch a
hair of his head for Kingdom. Go and
arouse Damphool. He is certainly sober by
this time. l will see Katarina before sleep
What a blessing the poor fellow didn't leave
behind him numerous wife and children.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CHAPTER XII.
Hon,etcard Bound.


''I've something to say to you in private,
Damphool," said Mordicai, and if you are 60
ing home. will walk along with you. Come
on them said Damphool. grasping his arm
and leaning affectionately towards him.
''Mordecai," said DamphOol as they walked
along, "this is Thursday, and you know
its the day on which the Ass brays. They
say he'll bray longer and louder than usual,
sometime this forenoon" '.He shall die
said Mordecai in gloomy voice. They
had now reached Damphooi's home. "You
Internal scoundrel," said Damphool, as he
propped himself up against the side of the
house, and turned fe-cely towards Mordecai,
"what have you been dogging my steps for
If you wasn't drunk I'd think it was your
intention to rob me. Leave my premises
immediately"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01

re- We would call the attention of our rea-
to the advertisement of D. j. Evens g. Son, in
to to-days paper, persons wishing to purchase
cheap Clothing, Dry Goods and Groceries,
will do well by calling at this establishment
as We are confident their goods are Of the
best quality. and will be sold CHEAP. Give
them q call.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
CONGRESS-.

The proceedings of the House on last Fri
day were very exciting. At the commence
ment of the ballot for Speaker, but little
doubt was entertained that Hon. W 4. ID.
Smith of North Carolina, an old line Whig,
would be elected. However, several MEM
bers who had previously voted for him deser-
ted him on this ba Hot, and there was no
choice. The vote stood as follows:
Whole number of votes, 22e
Necessary to a choice, 115
Mr.. Smith, n. C. IL
Mr.. Shsrman. LOG
Mr.. Corwin,
Scattering,
All the administration. and nearly all th'
snti-Lecompton democrats voted for MIR
Smith OF course, Hickman and Schwartz
of this State, voted with the Black Republi-
cans. After the announcement of the ballot
the House adjourned until Monday. Severa
Of Mr.. Smith 8 friends stated while the ballo
was being taken, that he was not menbe
of the Know Nothing or American part
and that he was apposed to Its principles
It is highly probable that he will be rlecte
durioe the present week. He is an able an
conservative statesman, and his election woul
be brilliant victory over the Disunionists
The Black Republicans will probably with
draw Mr. Sherman asd unite on Hon. Thorn
as Corwin of Ohio, or Hon. William PEI
niugtoP Of New Jersey.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-01
8. M. Pettengfm S CO.,

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are the au-
therized Agents for the ''DEMoCRAT & SENTI-
MEL" and the most influential and largest circu-
lsting Newspapers in the United States and
Csuadas. They are empowered to contract for
as at our LOWEST TERMS.
Jones Webster,
General Newspaper Agent, S. ". Corner Third
and Arch Streets, I'd story, Philadelphia, is duly
authorized to contract for advertising and sub
seription for the DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL.