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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-14
John M,Eeaee

anufactursr and Dealer in all Kinds Of Cisa
suuh, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Montgom-
cry St., Hollisdaysbprg, Pa
Tonstantly on hand, a fine and well selectod
~ stock of Spanish. and half Spanish cioars
at the lowest possible prices. All articles sold at
this establishment are warranted to be what thev
are represented.
August 8, 1S55.-ly
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Spring is here.-Commence planting vour
Peas. onions. salsts, redishes and everything
saat will stand little frost.
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PHILIP REYMER. RoBT. = ANDERSON
- EYMER & ANDERSON. WHOLESALE DEA-
4 LERs II Foreign Fruits. Nuts Spices, Con-
dictionary, Sugars, Fire Works. &c. eJ-Oran-
ges and Lemers received weekly No. 80 Wood
street Opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
Pittsburg, Feb. Il, 1S5S:tf
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nIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA corn
- T1.-Ths subscriber is preparing. If s,,fgi.
Gent encouragement be given,) to publish Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
coLtaln as much information as anv other Copno
" Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same 10 De autographed, colored and mounted in
the most modern style and wo.kmanlike mnaner
and delivered to subscribers at S. ner conI
WILLIAM CHRiSTY
June so, 1858.
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ARCADE HOTEL, Eben,burr p.

HENRY FOSTER. PRoPRIETca.
Wills HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN AS
IL the "Ebensburg House. is one of the old
est and best stands in the borough of Ebensburo
ior the accommodation of the travelling comrnuni-
posed to patronize him that his TABLE viii be
supplied with all the luxuries of the season his
bAk with the choicest of Liquors, and no mains
pared to render his guests comfortable.
Ehensburg, April a. 1S5S:22:Iv.
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REMOVAL!
e O G IL VI yUFAG ORy.

'HE subscriber would respectfully inform
n the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that be has removed his shop from the
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John
Evans (Carpenter,) where he Is prepared to do
all kinds of work in his line Of business at short
notice and on reasonable terms. and he hopes by
using but the very best material and employing
but the best worsmea 70 merit q full share of
public patronage Persons wishing bargains ia
purchasing Carriage viii DO well By calling at
this establishment He is prepared to manufac-
ture the following kinds OF vehicles, viz =
RtGGIES. of different qualities and prices ;
BAROUCHES. CHARIOTEES. one and two
horse ROCkAWAYS, close quarter, elliptic and
C-sprIng COACHES. second hand work Of differ
ent kinds, Sc, making variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAIRING done
with neatness add dispatch.
WM. BARNES.
Ebens burg, April %. 1s59-28-tf
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REN. r THOMPSON, Wih P. /. PATTON
- CO., Wholesale Dealers in and Manu-
facturer of HATS, CAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
Ierials, Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers, Buffalo
nooes, DC. No. l2S Market street, below Fourth
South side, PHILADELPHIA. Cash Maid for
Wool and Shipping Fu-s,
PRICE 1. PATTON. A. OPPENHEIMER.
February Il, Is5s:tf
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10000 Catalogues,

10000 Catalogues,
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GUARANTEED l. each purchaser 100000
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during tie next six nientLs.
Tne inducements offered Agents are more Ik
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ness
Having hcen n the Publishing and BooksG,
lng business for the last eight years. nv ezTsr-
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with tie greatest satisfaction 10 all
|AGENTS WANTED IL every Town III
County
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PHILADELPHIA WooD MOULDING MILL
Willow street, above Twelfth. north side.
Mouidings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
met aud Frame Makers. always on hand. ANY
PATTERN worked from drawing. Agents wanted
IN the various Towns III his portion of the State,
to whom opportunities will be offered fo. large
profits to themselves. SILAS f.. WEIR.
February II, 1S5S:tf
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EOHN H. ALLEN & CO., NOS. . s. 4
ee Chestnut Street, (south side, below Water. }
PHILADELPHIA (THE OLDEST WooD-w ARE
House, THE CRY Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BRO0MS, Patent Grooved CEDAR WARE.
scarrGnted not TO shrink. WOOD WILLOW
WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES, sc, of all Cescrip-
tions. Please cali and examine our stock.
March 4, 1S57.-1y.
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prices. a doneo the sh0rtst stnOtie.
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Ebnsburg 8, GEORGF
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JEFFERSON HOUSE. TNEAR WILMORE
- Station,) Jefferson, Cambria co., Pa JOHN
M'COY, Proprietor. Tfel7.I 1858
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
Great Trout Fishing.

A party Of gentlemen of this city, con-
S.stin. of Capt. D. B. Loonis, Col. G. J.
f,ue, r. w. Peckham, o. F. Cheney,
Z. IL. Robinson and'W. w. Heleombs,
returned few days since from twelve
days sporting expedition on Rush River.
They are a jolly set Of fellows, and aside
from the sports and excitsmen.s Of camp
'fe.they had remarkable Success in taking
trout---same of them resembling young
whales in size. The whole number taken
was 63o--;tii Of them were of large
size.
Col. True presented us with one Of the
iargest, which, when taken, measured 10
] inches in length and weighed 4 l
sounds We have heard of larger brook
trout than tins, but We rink they are sell
lem cen. We thank Col. True for hi
net and generous remembrances. ano
iav sent he monster to some easter.
sporting friends to show them a MINES
ia production that will both graft
and astonish the1n.--iStil,Oater Messen
ger. 8 ,sia as5
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

The EDIToRrAL TREApMILL - The
Home Journal thus truthfully describe
the editors burdens:
at is one of the bardshirs of our pro-
fess'on, that IFS working wheels--brains
and hearts--are not allowed to lag for
sickness. or stop for calamity or sorrow.
The Judge may adjourn his court, the
sch oil aud the workshop may close shut
'ers. the mourner may vail features and
turn friend asd stranger from the door,
but the journalist must forget iefore to-
morrow the sorr,ws cf to day--mus.
write gailv and freshly, as news-rnon-
ger. "n the trfie of he hour, whatever
burden has been laid on that same hour,
by Providence, or hrs hear. and brain as
u man. II sometimes tries and mocks--as
the world tina, reads what is thus written.
would never dream Of
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
rom Tia. / hiiadeiphia Post
A TrifIiRg Reduc tiOn.

On Tuesday last, the door of our sane
tum opanei, and presently our eyes fell
upon peddler crossing the threshold,
whose features aud outer costume pre-
claimed him Of the house Of Abraham
Opening large, obleng paper box, he
expos d a countless heap of spectacies,
aul anxiousiy inquired if wedid not v ant
to buy
Scarcely glancing at his wares, we re-
,lied in The negative, and tuning our
eyes on heap of exchanges lying be
fore us innocent'y fancying that our rely
ans manner would serve as sufficient
hlu. to drive the travelling merchant from
our presence. But we were ton verdsa,--
the Jew. like Mi the trafhcing tribe, had
not the slightest idea Of taking no for an
answer.
~ offer you," said he. laying pair
before us, lash low ash three doilarsh.--
l must sell pair---I 'av sill noihing to
d and my wife and cbld 'av got no
pred--you will take him? :"
We shook our head.
"Ah, you will not take him at three
dollarsb?
Well then, you shall 'av him at tw"
dollarsh and seventy -fve--my family we
no pred--i must sacrifice him."
We looked at him, but were silent.
"vell, then. if | split the difference
at would make no ference. I have
no use for them.
well. then, you shall 'av HIM at two
tiollarsh-my wife and shid must not
starve--take him Mt two doIlarsh."
''What, when have no uss for
Them
"But they are too sheep--iake him for
to!ler and a quarter!" be PERSISTED ear
nestly | cannot let my wife and shild die
for want of pred!"
We shook our head ominously.
.'VelI, then Won shall 'av him at toll
la"--but the profits wouldn't pay me de
crumbs of a shoes cake. Take him along !;
| YOU shall 'ay him at a tolarw
mol"
well, vat you will give--ssy quick
YOU shall 'av him Mt your own price -
Seventy-fve shents!"
mo; we have already told you We did
not want lhem!"
'.Say halt tollar! I cannot let m.
wife and shild starve. and | nv not the
first copper to buy them pred! Take 'em
ainng at a half to,lar!''
We looked at the spectacles, which Ger
ta;nly were not gnt mp for use. but to sell
and then we bent our eyes upon the
Jew.
snow" sall we taking fifty cent
piece from our pocket.and laying it tempt
ingly on the table before him; we'll buy
those specta' les from you. if you will tel
us truly what your profit is on each
pair"
"You gif me your word yol will buy,
if tell you?'
Yes"
"Then, so help me Colt. if sell him
to you for fifty cents, my only pra
fit is three shiliings and nine-pence"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
The Booth Row az RipOn.


We give below the greater portion Of
an account of the Booth row at Ripen.--
The row occurred while Booth wss speak
ing there on Saturday evening;
Showing his pistol now and then, he
called it his little habeas corpus He
pitched into the Marshals pretty strong,
and defied Jehu and all his hosts with
considerable vehemenca. In the midss
of a philippe upon one certain deputy, or
would-be deputy, who had offered to ar
rest hna for s 900, and whose aquain-
lance Booth had sought. out of motives
of philosophical curiosity, Frank NcCar-
~ stepped forth from the crowd on the
aide OF the platform, and saying, Mr..
Eo til, have writ for you, graspsd
h,. co / collar. Booth dashed his hand
in bis pocket for his 'hsbeas corpus but
before ne could ge. it cut, dozen mea
had Jumped between them, and Frank
va, twenty feet off before he knew whs.
touched hlm.
A cry of put him OUT kill him; &c,
.rcse from ell parts of the house, and
with what the shrieks of woman, and the
shouts Of the men, and the upsetting Of
benches. and the rush of everybody to
the centre, we had perfect Pandsinon-
ium for few minutes. Frank looked
down the barrels of a number Of revolt
vers in marvellous short time. A stall
wart person strobe through the thick Of
the fight aud hustled poor Frank to the
door. and thence to the street, some thir-
ty feet 1t would puzzle him to tell
whether he was drawn, dragged, slung or
projected. =
1t was sometime before matters got
Quoted inside; but when order was re.
stored, the people organized League
o. Freedom to protect Booth from the
Ms,slals. A committee of safety WAS
appointed, and then the whole crowd es-
corted Booth to Prof. Daniels house.
| The, then selected guafd-armed them.
aud agreed to reject next day Sunday
nj 3 P. NJ and thea dispersed.
To day fresh arrival of Marsiisls ad-
died to the exniternent. Booth was escort
OF to the meeting to-day by some twenty
men, armed with ,ifl.s, and an uncous-
.
ted crowd.
After some elaboration a comrnittss
was sent over to the Marshals, MeCsrty,
H.nery, Striker and Garlick, advising
Them to leave town. The MarshRls re-.
fused to receive any message unless it
was in writing. A leng discussion fell
lowed between them in the matter
Meantime Elder McKie delivered ser
mon from dry goods box to the people
who filled the streets. This Elder is
rampant abolitionist, and he made the
fur fly in good old fashioned style.
The committee finally reduced their
proposition to writing, and the Marshals
gave a written answer. the substance Of
.hich was that they were here to arreat
Booth, and that they would GO away when
they had completed their business.
The committee came back and reported
whereupon the people organized club
of minute men. The precise object is
known ONLY to its members-whether to
mob the Marshals, or merely to protect
Booth. These proceedings have occupied
till ten O'clock this evening.
X
Monday Morning.-Booth has lsfrhoxa.
Marshals ditto. 4@ a
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
A eorresnondent write. .-.Yn 1857

A correspondent writes :-'In 1857
attended, as a delegate, the Southern
Commercial Convention at Knoxyille,
Tennessee. I learned on the way. that
the town was overcrowded, and that Tiers
was but little chance for accommodated
The first familiar face met in kuoxv!i@
was that of my old chum, F---l, who
had started some days in advance Of ac.
He fastened to say that he had slept th5
night before in magnificent apartment.
the furniture of which Was worth fiji
thousand dollars. Surprising him to /
quarted upon some millionaire, Ienvious
ly vsntured to ask whether there was
room for one more. oh, yes, he repli-
ed, plenty of room; T slept IN the rail-
road stors-hoass, among several thousand
bags Of acheat'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

ALAS TOO TRUF.-Whel a rex 81.
youth goes astrav, friends gather around
him in order to restore him to paths o,
virtue. Gent!eness and kindness are law
ished upon him to bring him back to in
nocence aud peace. No one would ever
suspect he had sinned. But when poor
coniding girl is betrayed, she receives tie
brand of society. and his heneeforth driv-
en- from the way of virtue. The be'ray-
err is honorably received--there is ~.
peace for err this side Of the grave S.
ciety has no loving helping hand for her
no smile of peace, no voice of forg yeness.
There is deep wrong in this, an fea
ful are the consequences. And yet, TO
our shame be it said, in this Christian
land, We boast of humanity and kindness
to females!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

REMARKABLE EscAPR.--We have JUS
learned of u remarkable escape from in
jury or death Yesterday, just above thu
city. Bv reason of the fright of the team
a four horse wagon. heavily loaded wit.
,ml,er, was run over a woman---the for
ward and hind wheels passing d.rectI,
over her body-withent causing the Sigh
test injury, except terrible scar. w,
did not learn the name of the lady Shc
walked off on both feet just as if nothin.
had occurred. Messenger.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
iiGy Douglas came near
GOi:ss for The Eng lisa Bill.

The Chicag. Press and Tribune. give.
ne fellow ny account Of an interview be.
ween Messcrs. Brod rick and Douglas,
W 'Ile the Eng'.sl' bil' was pending before
Congress:
'On the Sabbath b.fore the final vot.
III that bill, meeting of Anti Lecoin,-
~, Democrats of both u uIscs WAS held
:.'... fo'rns If Senator Br ,i-r:ck. 10 con-
n...n hat c,urs. II was advisable t,
|; IN he em - ncy A aumbar of the
saegf ''t;.elen. Incini.rg Schator
Z l-.a-, I, SCI c"nc,la;.hg South by
."p,i : &c English bn. Only four or
r he uu. against it. Among these.
eefa 3r,r.cr'.k "f Calf,rna. ana Harris,
.'.n,is. Mr.. Douglas manf ell a
" ..i!.gn IS t. tie'd. aud the gaian: Har.
RS 'sheI t,ars If angusa, aud gave utter
ance To his despair Mr. Brolerick ross
sol 'in'iiy to hs lecr. ami pointing b fiug-
er .iir4cily toward NJ. Douglas. and fas-
len ny his k".n FISHING eye upon him,
So: Y u -an vnte for th- English
If you VIII. hut sIl,,'d you .lo
:" Is sure rs there is G.nl Of truth and
;n>tce in Heaven. will dcnounce Won
'.s.'n the fioor of the Senate as having
ira t"ronsiy d r, d principe. and sold
voir- # 81 III AHA n ration THIS. We
are iIifsained. was TIN iapguag. TO which
Ar. Ii kinau mad~ aiius IN, aud the use
f"ifet., hy Bfo'ertk saved Douglas
rom follow ng his own craven desire to
.arrea.ier.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

~ John Hickman'> speech st F..
aieiphia. is SAID 10 be rro.:uc.n.
damaging fleet On the Doagr"s u !.
cracy in Penn sylvania. l; gav.
through exhibit OF thu ->.aat.ai de,,.
gogue sln of D"ugia an.l c.,"ln.. from %.
of his former friends an earnest Dem
Graf and through believ 'r in P,,u.a---
Soversign'y-it deserves and W.. ras4,
marked attention.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15
s'rSc. g :sim-s as tise Republican
District Convention Held IA
s:ae Fainter .s9asc ip DMnn-
Willie, august s1&h, 1860.

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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

Il is said that Booth, at the present
time. is safely slowed away in the "Amer-
lean H>use," at Prescott, under the kind
" care AM powerful protection of G.. P.
bAH.Asp Ne rian't believe it. As
friend t. NJ. Barnard, We rspei the
charge Ho IS a respectable Alderman
IN respectable city. and the respectable
proprietor Of respectable Hotel, and We
do moi believe Il. III capable 81 the Indis
csetlon, not Ia say ritDe. 1T throwing
.ile mantle .. his 9esi.eciah.. " ever that
stu,en..ao.ts hu,ulu. an,i enormous com
u.und ,,t a,ne ani Human nature SheI-
man II Booth.
Mr. B 18th has some friends ani a few
admirers. He j. ph'lanihr"pist by pro-
fession. . ianatic by rract'c" and fool
b, nature. Not that in a certain sense
he is not m active energetic man. with
fair measure Of liability, hut his visual or
CANS are turned iDward-he sees Booth
he wandcrs n, B.mth-and to him, Boot
is the special wonder Of the world. Con.
seouen,ly he is a fool. NJ. B nth has
done niany good thugs; rs an eiit"r he
has ably advocated u noble esu> All
lent powerful assistance in buihi!ng HF
tie Republican party N this ); &c. |e
came To this Sta. ci,er:shng ardent aa-
mirati,,n for Booth. His cunnexlon W..
tn. Glover case, won him the esteem al
nil anti slavery men and gave him ma
tionaI reputation. We first met him
about two years ago, in = State conven-
ti.n at Madison He was then in the re
nth nfh;s power, Tut we did not like his
-, q" H WAS too good. There was
,.,,,,.,,l, mr. N his "a, and bearing In tn"
un!arn.-hed respectfully Of bis gold
i, adcl ca, - the hr,md exianse OF bis
immaculate shlrt iront---n the sanity
.u,e az H.. fl win" hais----in the satisfied
.,rol ng nf his patrar'ha' ieari--"hm;'
~. c,ud. MI admire
Since ihas tnn'. t.y unworthy act'"i'
u. has f,.rte,ed respect ~ man. ami
siurn himself ot his pcr."aa! power, and
,hu. weakened aud degra,ie.i, til" Feder-
a! tools Of tn Save Puws. seized h.m.-
He l.> suff red an arbitrary and cruel i'm
pr;sonmrnt-- an impr'sou.'cnt which may
nave protested against III account of the
principle involved, and cared little for IN
mrcn,.ni of the man. Through tho daring
ii tew friends he is at liberty. and in
rad Of taking himself away quietly, as
he: should, he is howling around, full OF
wrath and wind and braggart buster
clarifying himself, damning most other
people, predicting war in Wisconsin and
rip up Of things generally 1t ought
to be known that Booth in his sense'eSs.
egotistical course is going it an his own
Individual curve and the Republican par
~ are not his endorsers. Even with q
revolver in one hand aud b, nrh of pos
e. in the other, he d. o, not look niue
Ike n.artvr or hero. for Caroline Cox
z IN n to-. seen.
'fnoyg 81 hen Ia die,
avs some sensible poet. d OH sh,'u;''
haze died Is" nrs "go.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

WHERE are you going! said a young
gentleman to an elderly one in white
crasat whom he overlook few miles
from Little Rock. am going to heaven
my son; | have ben on the way there
for eighteen years. We'll, good bye, old
fellow, if you have been travelling to ward
heaven eighteen years, and got no nearer
to it than Arkansas, I'll take another
route.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-15

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