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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-21
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HALIFAX, March 12.-The American ar
rived at this port this morning. bringing Liv.
oruool dates direct to the Goth ult., and by
telegraph via Queenstown to the 26th, four
dsys later Her news is interesting.
The English Channel feet had departed
for the Mediterranean. This movement is
said TO have been occasioned By the demands
made by Spain upon Morocco. requiring q
large region OF territory from Morocco, rs
onS Of The conditions of peace.
Austris reject Engiapd's Italian PROPOSE
sions, and abides By the Villa Franco agree
1ent She viii not employ force at present,
but reserves the liberty of doing Sc if neces-
Sary IN tho future.
Spain demands from Morocco a large in
3snrity, and possession of all the conquered
territory, eet.,
Tie Atlantic Telegraph Company propose
10 attempt the restoration of TIE cid cable,
xIE ALLEGED ALGIAEGE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
RUSSIA.
The morning Chronicle publishes the fol-
lowing in its second edition.: Intelligence
received from sure source in Vienna is to
ihe following effect: Russia has decided ou
renewing her old alliance with Austria. The
treaty is on the point of being sigued, and
will be carried TO St. Petersburg by Prince
Alexander, of Hesse. We have excellent
reasons for believing the provisions will be
aas follows: The most ample CONCESSIONS as to
oil that relates to the holy places at Jerusalem
aill be made by Austria to Russia; Second,
With view to eveutualize that which will
have every probability of being refused, Aus
agrees to conform her policy to that of Rus
s:a as to the DanUb:au provinces aud Seryia;
Third: As compensation for these coBces-
sious in the Eass. Russia viii guarantee to
Austria the whole cf her territory, including
Hungary and Fenctia, against insuTrection
aud foreign foes.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily
News, fears that it Is but too true, that at
Ministerial nleeting held on Friday. and pre-
sided over by the Emperor, and which las
ted four hours. 4 resolution was taken against
Italian unity, on the pretezt that Russia aud
Prussia object to the annexation which alone
can satisfy the Italian people.
The French government, 1t is alleged have
resolved to reject the annexiug Piedmont 10
Tuscany must Lo abandoned altogether. The
reople OF Tuscany will be called upon to
choose sovereigus. aud their will be 20 OBJ
jsctCu 10 their choice falling upon tno Duke
Of Genoa. Victor EmaDuefs nephew. Sec
oEdiy the DucTies of MUdena aud Parma
m,y be annexed to Piedmont by the consent
Of the inhabitants Thirdly. the question of
Romagna is to be submitted to conference
Of the powers But still the idea of creating
separate State Of the sovereignty OF the
Holy See, and annexation subjects to that
sovereignty either to ruscany@ or Piedmont,
ia not abandoned. Piedmont will be reQLi-
red to adhere to these proposals made und.r
the threat of Withdrawing the French army
from Italy, aud leaving her to the merry of
Austria
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
r 4 Al EST ATE.

BY virtue of authority contained in the last
VIII and Testament Of Ignatius Koontz. decd.
the undersigned, Executors therein named. will
expose to sale on
SATURDAY TIE 31st DAY OF MARCH 1860.
on the premises. at O'Clock p. NJ, the folIew-
ing Real Estate, of which the said Ignat;us
Koontz. died seized, viz:
a certain piece parcel of land situate in
Carroll township, Cambria County. adjoining
lands of William M'Combie, on the East, John
Leslie, on the North. Joseph Finkenzegler. on the
West, and Leonard Farebaugh on the South.
containing FIFTY-THREE ACRES and ore
hundred perches, be the same more or less.
about 30 acres of which are cleared and thereon
erected a two story hewed LOG HOUSE and a
cabin BARN
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money
to be in hand, and the balance in two equal an
nual payments thereafter, with interes. from the
day of sale. to be secured by the Judgment
Bonds and Mortgage of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN WERTNER
PETER STRITTMATTER.
March Z, 1SoO-Io-3t Executors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASE OF THE LIVER.-By this disease
we understand an inflammation either in the mem
brane or substance of the liver, known by dull
pains in the right side. the stomach always dis
ordered, the yellow tinge of the skin, dry cough,
tongue coated, costiveness, high-oolOred urine,
and of a thick nature; severe weakness and Sc
pains III the head.
The quantity of corrupted hunors in the re-
giun of the liver causes defective secretion of
the BILE. The liver when healthy, serves as a
filter to the blood, to seperate all impurity from
it, or 10 refine it. When diseased, it rannOt pU-
rify the blood. which, when sent to the lungs,
brains, and other parts in 4 morbid condition.
may cause Jaundice, Consumption, Insanity, &c,
and Withholding the natural stimulus TO the In
testines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles, and other com
plants, you perceive the direct way to un-
ravel and tear tine whole system to pieces.
y patient, suffering from this complaint should
resort to speedy relief. Yet there are very few
medicines worth cent in curing diseases. What
then shall he done? We say, use DIR. Morse's
Indian Root Pills. as they are composed of plants
and roots; they will be found sure cure for this
painful disease, because they purge from the
body those corrupt and stagnant humoIs, and SO
bleanse and renew the blood, which is the cause
not only of the disease of the liver, and the in
tiamatCn of the kidney and bladder. but Of every
description of disease. From to 4 of the above
pills, taken every night on going to bed, will in
a few days entirely relieve the body of every
thing that is opposed to health.
See advertisement of DR.. Morse in another
column. Sold by Thomas Devine.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Cambria County, to me directed there
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Hotel of
Henry Foster, in the Borough OF Ebensburg, on
SATURDAY THE 31st DAY OF MARCH inst.
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following REAL ES-
TATE, viz:
All that certain Lot of Ground situate in the
Borough of Ebensburg. aforesaid, on the North
West angle of High Street and Julian Street.
known on the general plan of said Borough by
the NUMBER %. containing Sc feet in front and
extending back 264 feet to Sample Street. having
thereon erected a large two story BRICK HOUSE
with back building attached, and a frame
Stable.
TERMS CASH-And to be sold subject to
lien OF one thousand dollars to be paid by the
purchaser to the heirs and legal representatives
of Richard Lewis. deceased. at the death of the
widow of the said Richard Lewis, the interest on
which sum to be paid to the said widow during
her natural life.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Trustee.
March !, 1S60.-Ij-3t.
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uOrTid Murder ai = Party.

Last evening, ct a quarter past seven
o'clock, one OF the most fendish murders was
committed that ever outraged the feelings OF
humanity. 4 spcial party was assembled at
one Of the apartments in No II Eas; Broad
way, visiting he family who resilsi there.
Among the number was Patrick M'Hagh,
biz vile Bridget aud their two children.
The evening appeared to be passing plea
sanity with them. They were talking and
snusILg themselves together, when sudden
y Patrick said to his wife, Wont you give
ne some beer?" to which she replied, why,
DO Patrick. never give you anything now" "
as she spoke this he placed his arm around
her neck IS TO embrace her. but in his hand
vas an open razor, with which hc suddenly
CT: her throat. The stroke was given with
such power as to cut away even part of the
oole (the third vertcbrae) } She fell, and
tel without tue utteraDce of a word.
The sight presented. as we entered the
.:use, was piteous in the extreme. There
! y the mother, 50 frightfuliy mangled. AT
ltr head sat one Of the guests of the party,
With an infant in her arms, stained with blood
ThIeh bed spirited from the wound, while
around her were gathered the son and his two
sHers, rending the air with piteous wall.
ile son, manly fellow Of seVenteen, de-
i'd to us how the father had been dis
S'Eged from the Ohio pcnitensiary, where
:: had been inearcerated for seven years, for
#1Pilng his mothers life. She died with
-e marks of the wounds received on that oc-
fisol still upon her person.
Slnce his discharge, the son relates that
las been kind to his mother and that
-sasTer ne could slip home from his duties
~ tae FIver, (where be worked) he would |
al pleasant at home, until Monday night,
q lls father began to drink again. and tie
IA tragedy was the result After the
--eFtle father deliberately walked to his
- IL Longworth's vine barracks, on Sixth |
- q: east Of Broadway. and began to talk
- = tSa' who knew nothing of the murder |
- O4ceE Bolzer and Anderson entered and |
''Sl his father The three child |
,,e ,fe James. who is seventeen years
nary and Hanah, who are aged resPec
!: zen and eight years
son as the information reached the
s5tad-street ). -. station house, the officers
i:tebed BY Lieutenant Brocking,on,
,,,r! r,! uTeet!on in pursuit of the murderer.
S:y oihcers Boiler and Anderson had
&, J'ec'ed :. to his room in the barracks,
'uey reached just as he was making
-CtHctHRGti Commercial.
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Marshall's S Sale.

BY virtue of a Writ of Venditiuni Exponas
issued out of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Pennsylvania.
and to me directed. will expose to Publis Sale
at the United States Building. corner of Fifth
and Smithfeld Streets, IN the City Of P.ttsburg.
Penna.. on
AONDAY TIE 7h DAY OF NAY 1860.
at O'Clock. p IL, All the right. title, claim
and interest of Luke M'Guire and James Nc
Dermit, of. in and 10 tract or parcel of land,
situate In ClearGeld township. Cambria County,
adjoining lands of Murray Hoffman, Jr., lands Ct
Bingham and Holiday. and others, containing
seven hundred and seventy acres, more or less
ABOUT thiTty-tive acres of which are cleared,
having thereon erected frame house one story
high, two log houses each enc story high, and
two stables, one saw mill, with the appurtenan-
ces in the occupancy of John Weaklard and
Samuel Wilt. Taken in Execution and to be
sold as the property oc Luke M'Guire and James
M'Dermit.
ALS0-All the right. title and interest of
Luke MGure, of, in and to a tract of land sit
uate in Clearield township. Cambria County,
adjoining lands warranted IN the name of john
Faunce. Jacob Faunce and Christian Hsnnan,
containing three hundred acres, more or less,
about fifty acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected a two story flame house aud
frame barn, now in the occupancy of Luke
M'Gure. Seized and taken in Execution and to
be sold as the property of Luxe M'Guire, at the
suit of Murray Hoffman, Jr., and will be sold by
me.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Marshall.
Ma,shall's Office. Pittsburg,
March II, 1S60.-1e-6t.
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CHEST SPRINGS AHEAD.

BvHE undersigned begs leave TO announce,
Il that he has opened Saddery and Harness
ManufacUory, at Chest Springs Borough, Cam
dria County, anG that he viii Manufacture and
keep constantly on hadd every article in his line
of business, such as SADDLES. BRIDES.
UHLPS. Sc. Articles manufactured cheap TO
order he invites the public to cali and exam
inc articles OF ~ manufacture, confident they
will command the appreciation of Competent
Judges. BY manufacturing none but the best
of artic es, and selling cheap, he hopes to meiit
and receive liberal share of public patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country produce.
NIB All kinds of HIDES taken in exchange
for work.
JOHN E. CONNELL.
Chest Springs. May %, 1859. If.
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AN ORDINANCE.
EN RELATION TO THE BOROUGH
OF CAeROLLTOyyG, IN CAaE-
EsSSEA C0lJSTY.

! SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Burgess
and Town Council of the Borough of Carroll
! town, and it is hereby ordained by the author
| ity of the same. That from and after the first
| day OF May A. ID. 1860 no person or persons,
shallbe allowed to hitch any horse, mare or
| geldlng or any other animal, Within ten feet
from the outside limits of the streets, or either
side of the streets within said Borough of Car
rolltown. Provided however, that any person
or persons, nay erect hitching posts for the
purl lose OF hltchIng norses other animals ten
ieet from the outside of said streets, and in the
manner and on the ground as directed by the
Street Commissioner of said Borough of Carroll
town ANY person or persons, violating the
provisions of this section, shall be subject to a
fine of FIFTY CENTS for the first, and ONE
DOLLAR for every subsequent off nce to be
recovered according to the provisions of the
several Acts of Assembly relative to BorougLs,
in such cases made and provided for.
SECTION 2. That from and after the first day
of May, aforesaid, any person or persons which
exhibits bad conduct within the limits of said
Borough of Canolltown, by being drunk OF in
t'xicated, or by cursing or swearing, or by often
ding peaceabe citizens in any manner whatso-
ever, shall be subject to confinement in the Lock
up-House Of said Borough, for not less than
twelve and not more than thirty-six hours and
pay fine Of Fifty Cents for the first, and One
Dollar for every subsequent offence, to be re-
covered Is like penalties are recoverable by law.
Ana any person 9F persons, DelLS unable, or re-
fusing to pay the fine for violating this section,
shall be compelled to do work on the Roads of
said Borough to the amount of said fine imposed
upon him or them.
SECTION 8. That from and after the first day
ef May next, no person or persons or occupier,
of any house within tue Borough of Carro!ltown,
shall be allowed to have stove pipes running |
through the floors of said houses, without having |
them secured Of net catching fire, either by |
having stone or earthen crooks in said floors, or
other wise secured and that no person or persons
Of occupier, of any house in said Borough Of
Carroltown, shall be permitted to have stove
pipe or pipes running through any roof of any !
house in said Boroug!, and that every person or |
occupier of any house in the Borough of Carroll
town. is required TO build chimney secure of fire
proof and directed by the Committee of In /
'poction appointed for that purpose by the Town
Council of said Borough of Carrolltown. Any
person or persons violating the provisions of this
ection, or any part thereof. shall be liable to
inc of FIVE DOLLARS. to be recovered as like
penalties are recoverable by law.
Done and ordained in Council in the Borough
f Carroltown, this 10th day of March, 1850.
JACOB Jackie, Burgess.
JOHN E. MAUCHER, CLERK.
Canoiltown, March 81, lse0-17-st.
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C0rrnptton is the hobby of John Covode.
It is mission to expose the malpractices of the
Federal Administration. To emblem of po-
litical purity himself, be smells the scent of
corruption in every breath of AIR He offer
ed resolution in the House on Monday Tais-
ing committee TO investigate whether the
President. or any other officer of Govern
ment. hasused money or other improper means
TO influence the action of Congress or the e!ec
ton of members of Congress in Pennsylvania
or other States. The resolution was adopted
Covode will therefore enjoy the distinction of
being at the head OF corruption committee.
Great things expected of Covode IN this
line. The Tribune is gratifed, and will ''be
disappointed if this inquiry does not result in
some startling developemcuts Of course it
will. Startling developemeDts are what the
committee was constituted for The Repub-
lican party knowhow to manufacture any quan
tity of startling developements" to order,
and there is great necessity for material
of thus Kind juss now to give something very
exciting will unquestiopably be forthcoming.
Covode is the man to do it. He will dissect
explode and aunihiate the Administration,
aud while he has his hand in, perhaps be
might be Induced TO investigate the cause of
his defeat at this place on the 22d of Februa-
ry, and the nomination Of Curtin, merely 10
satisfy himself whether corruption had any,
thing to do with that Pntriot q: Union.
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ESTATE OF IGNATius KOONTz

WHEREAS Letters restamentary on the last
Will and Testament of Ignatius Koontz, late OF
Carroll township. Cambria county, deceased
have been issue1 by the Register of said county.
to the undersigned. All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hcreby notified TO
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment, and those indebted are requested to make
payment without delay.
BENyAMlN NERTNER. / Execu-
PERER STRITTMATTER, tors.
Carroltown, March Z, 1S6O-l5-6t
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CHILLs AND FEVER! CHTLLs AND FEvRR!i-
One Of the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public for Fever and Ague, and
which have received the highest enconniums from
the press and the people. is DR. j. HOSTETT-
FRS CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who would
endure tie tortures arising from this terrible dis
ease, when 1t can be easily cured? Who
would endure sleepless nights, burning fevers
and icy chils alternately, when a remedy can be
obtained for mere trife2 And yet how many
families linGer out painful existence under this
deadly blight, and do nothing but gulp down
suinIne, until it becomes as common as their
daily meals, and vet they are not relieved None
but the foolish and weak would hesitate to pro-
cure these valuable Bitters, and save themselves
intense agony.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. CO See advertisement in another col
umn.
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NOTICE

To tie Creditors Of the Huntington. Cambria and
Indiana Turnpike Road Company.
THE Court of Huntingdon County, at January
term 1860, directed to be paid to Creditors, one
and half per cent. on their claims, ON which
former dividends have been declared. which 1
will pay on the Presentation of their certificates
of deposit, by themselves or their agents.
JOHN S. ISETT. Sequestrator.
Spruce Creek, March IA, 1560.-l6-3t.
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VALUABLE TANNERY
EOR 8 A LIE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the QUITMAN
! TANNERY, situate about three miles Wex.
of Ebensburg. and about 9 miles by Plank Road
and Turnpike from the PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road.
A Branch Rail Ro.d will shortly be constructed
II Ebensburg. The establishment is one OF the
largest in the State and Is now In successful op.
Grafton The main building is I4O by 40 and
wing 90 by 20 and the whole two stories high.
A new ENGINE and BOILERS erected last
summer and now in good order. There are all
the necessary outbuiidinss on the premises. and
dwelling Houses foI the Proprietor, Foreman and
hands Also Blacksmith Shop. There is also
an excellent Saw Mil in connection with the
Factory. There are about 700 acres Of lard well
timoered, which will lie sold in connection with
the Tannery- About 400 cords of Bark now on
hands, Hemlock can BE- purchased at &, so and
Oak at $3.50 per cord, delivered. The property
will be sold low and on easy terms. For further
particulars address
c. p. MURRAY.
Ebensburg, Cambria Co, Pa.
Sept. q. 1S59.-44-tf
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NOTICE.

THE following Petitions for Tavern and Quart
License has been fled liz the Office of the Clerk
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county, and will
be presented at the next Court of Quarter Ses-
sions of Cambria county. to wit:
Tarern License,
Peter Kinney, Patrick M'Hugh,
John j. Glass, Peter Ryan,
Henry Fritz. David Metzgar,
Thomas ID. Davis, George Shearer,
Henry SchoTt, Remegious Dunace,
George Englebach, George Kurtz,
Samuel Holes, Joseph Shoemaker,
Daniel LitzinSer,
Quart License.
Remegious Dunace, Augustus Burgraff,
Henry Schnable William Bott & Co.
William d. Nicholson, Richard I'll. Tudor,
John Mullen, Henry LitZendorf,
JOS. M'DONALD. Clerk.
Ebcnsburg, Feb. Is, l860.-tc
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NOTICE,

THE public are hereby notified that have
purchased from Andrew Callahan, of Chess
Springs Borough. the following property, viz:
One white Mare. one dark sorrel Mare, one bay
Mare, one spotted Marc Colt four set of Gears,
one black and white Cow, one brown Cow, ono
Heifer, nearly white. one black Heifier, one
brndle Bull, one black Steer, one speckled Steer.
Ia head of Sheep, six head Of Hogs, As or so
dozen of oats, a lot of Hay, four horse Wagon,
one two horse Wagon. one spring. Wagon, TIVE
Sleds, and lot of farming utensils. All persons
are warned not to interfere with the above Ge-
scri5ed property as it belongs to me-
GEORGE CALLAHAN.
Chess Springs, Feb. -. lSGO.-lI-St
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ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BeaeroleIt Institution established 6y special Eai
d0rDeent. for hse Relief Of The Sex and Dis
trcssed, afflicted uih TUulent and Epidemic
Diseases. and especially for the Cure Of Dls-
eases Of the Serual Organs.
EDNAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
AE- Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, Gage, occu-
patton, habits Of life, &C.. and in case of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoa,
and other Diseases of. the Sexual Organs, and On
the NEW REMEDIES employed il the Dispen-
s&ry sent to the afflicted 10 sealed letters envel
opes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps for
Postage VIII be acceptable.
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. ,
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order
of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 8, ISG0.-1y.
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