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sANFORD'3
L I r q Il INVI GOPdT TO
Never f9ebtIttates

tits compounded entirely from Gunls AUG has
sa'shed fact Standard Medicine appoy ID y Gil
that have Esed 1t, and is rescrted l. with - -
the diseases for which it is recommended
1t mas cured thousands within the ast two years be had
given up all hopes of relief, asthe numerous
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the ta,,ysrsr.. -,
ual taking it, and used In ,hs
Bowels. e'' 80 "
youradgmen gpds you In the use Of tho
'ef nSgorator and 1t will Lvsr Couplnnts Bions
A'tacks, dyspepsia, Chronic Darthss Complaints,
Dysenery Dropsy Stomach Hsbua Choi.
Choera Cholera Morbus Cholera Faulence jam
dice Female Weaknesses may he 1sed successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. It will ctse Sick Headache
thousands testify twenty lhutaa if two three
Uroonsfu Of attack All who ua
are giving their testimony in itstaVor.
Mix the mouth With the T17tyo-ato9 and swa=ow
bothtegether.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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Leaves every SATURDAY at 6 Pm.
NEW s.EkMG AND Naf

, ~ L. burg g $. Mail LiueF0r nouGdsonvle, P!al
ueDtme, Baton Rouge, Port lLaton Bayou Sara
Red River Landing. Fort Adams Na.chci Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrentou Vcks
burg-Ths passenger steamer Lafnurche, j. j. Brown
master lin place the NRchez sill lea as every Sat
nrday at O'Clock 2. NJ.
J.J. PERSON & co, Ageats,
selG '47 Carondele street
and Charm for Yazoo river
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MEMPHIS PACKET,
Leaves on FRIDAY. 10Th inst, at 5P NJ

- MEMPHIS TAEkET,
Leaves on FRIDAY. 10Th inst at5P
THE STE 4 EfEGtS EOErIS yILI,E.-
. To- t. Capt. Joseph Comhs-Tls fay0ri,e passenger
nacket will arrive here and be ready 10 receive
reght on Monday morning for Baton Rouge
Nache2 Wick burg and all the Bends. For freight passage
apply on board,
THOS. KEEFFE,
SEE If IS tirnyisr sircet
b. This line connects Napoleon with regular rnckets for
Arkansas and While rivers and ~ Memphis with the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad taking freight for Charleston SnyGp.
nab, Norfolk, Nashville etc
Bills sdng sged the office of the agent no to O'Clock
dry OF departure.
n The Louisville will nle freight for YeEoo river
reshipped on steamers Ghlrmand Prince Vlchsburg.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION


That has--
st ooD HE TEST OF YEA
And grows more and more Popular every dayi
AND testimonials and almost without NUMBER might DO
given from Indies and gentlemen MI grades society," whose
testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair
VIII restore the band gray and preserve
the youth to old age, in all syouthfu FIJI beauty
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A. u. lshl II,
Attorney .CoGDsellor al Law

the word - '''' tA'|'-b''N"S
s pat up tn bottle 5f viz LARGE
e1u6 anG Email The small holds hnil % retaiIB or
one aoHT per bottle The medium bottle hois at Least twenty
ri neta u proportion than tha small etRils
oah per hot ihehrPe holds quart forty psr cent mora
n nrqporon and Tetaa for thrss doliafs 4 bottle 6 J.
MooD co. FtoPrietora, 444 BroaiFsy New Yotk And iii
street - Louis Mo- aud sold s good druggists
J. WRIGHT d co, Agens,
Il and Isl Cha.tresslreet,
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samdtorts,a Fmnstly Gatflarttc Pf,Ia.

pure VegtINbe afI
Gases, air tight, end will Eoeptn any climate.
The Family Caharc Pill ese and active srtic
which the proprietor has used in bis practice more than twenty
The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long sed the Fills and the satisfaction which express
gard 70 their use has induced place
VI all The Profession we'll know that different CathartIos scS
on different portions of the bowels. -
The Family Cathartic Pill reersnce to this we'll
established fact been compounded from variety of the purs
vegetable Extracts which alike every part aen
ar canal and good in al cases where Gatharic
needed such as Dera1gement f. he Stomach Sleepness.
rams IN the Back and Ions Cosveess Pain Soreness
over the Wh0 body from sudden cold, Which frequently
neglected. end in course Of Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
g Sensation OF Gold the body Restleness Headache
weight in the Head all In1amnlatory Diseases, Worms in
children or Aduta RheunRtis Purifier of the Blood
and many diseases 10 which flesh heir
mention in this advertisement Dose to g. Price, Dimes.
The Liver nvigorator and Family CRhartic Pills reaed
owns.
S. W. SANFORD NJ. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor
aS6 Broadway Y
). WRIGHT Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents
m2IdGH And cid hys very Druggist,
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p,of Wood ~, BATTLE GREER. Mich, Dec. Fl, 1858.
that tbc h thee wilt please accept inform
caused Nv " n ny eid all foil of twenty years ago,
TO-, ~ x chronic disease attended with eEUp.
hU o me end continual course Of suffering through IFe
h1 ~ ~; s 70 htnte of dependence have not been
o in coses TOT oas neither have been able 10 do them
~, ~ nee OF which Head
from cold This induced to nae H., ~
f3e Hst cent bad on earth for dollar bos Of nv uT
hs e nnd bSr ana the bald WITH
my heta ceiling confident that another ara n, H. we
store u entirely and permanently, feel anxious 10 ne
ius ue ana being destitute of 10 ~
would ak thee woui5t not be willing 10 send ne ~,
DER on thine agents Tor bottle and ecatPe 10 thyse the
widow and The fttlerless." " A'oe 10 inc
Thy friend, SUSAlINAH KIRBY
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SPkLDING'S PREPARED s4IUZl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLERl
3PALDING's PREPARED GLUEt
Saws the PGeccgI
O O N MY DTsPArOu
aga Stitch in Tia:e Saves Nine."~lEE

As accidents will happen, in well regulated families itii
vary Desirable to have cheap and
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crookery etc.
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BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
NEW ORLEANS
- - And ahsssa $3.50
BAYOU Sara MAIL LINE COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

FVk 0HVUH SHFSs htRu TIC CNHsts
The new passenger packet
ACADIA. Capt, JOS Vincent
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at o'clock.
WEDNESDAY at o'clock.
:. FRIDAY :. ut 9oclock
Returning, leaves Bayou Snra
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, R.3 AM
For Fort Adams. TUnica, HforganZa, Bayou
sara and the Coast,
The hnepa3tenger packet
lAl REL HlLII tjhp 5. Hcno,
leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING. at O'Clock
FIX ending her trips on Thn6dny MS far Fort Adams
For DonalHsnn vile and the Goa {,
~ The new and tine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
clerk is always the landing St. Louis street. 70
receive and deliver freight and sign bills Of ang
boats
my2 &, LANOUE,
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E1PAyE DU PREMIER J,TsrRycr.-u


IA etc conduit depot
coignfre Bienviile ct Galve2, CONNIE tpave-
une Jumrnt bruno, mains lie hgitteur des
taches banches e 'front.' Tongue cruieEe Tongue
queue.
Tn P0uain brun, raie blanche la
peds baucs ct Ia cruiere 6GuurtGe.
81 lea dts iours
fra lis 7endn aenchee publique a dit depot
lie JEUDl, - de septembre 1861 IL heires NJ. A.
j, MILTON RELF Gontaissaire des rues
Eouvelle- Orleans. Il de auI3 81
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leaVeS0U SATURDAY. llth inst. p. NJ.
FOR UPELOUSaS VIA ATCHA-
E7SsS NJ FALAfA-THe light drnught passenger packet
Pfcnyuue No. 3. c. C. Pickett, master. aud
A. P. TOusdae, clerk having been put
pete repair will commence running in the above trade
regular packet and will leave above taking freight
passengers for Old river SumSrort and All landings the
route to Washington Far freight passage apply board
VIRGJNIUS g. DENTXEE,
seq Advertising Agent.
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las. C, KATIIHIANN,s
TRO PI CAL r OOFIS G
Are Cheaper and equal in durability to
II Il II o . f. $,
CORNER BIENYILLE AND MARAIS STREETS, N O
a4-0rders left in Box No 1858 Posoice promptly execu
ted mo If
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Observation-Disclosures,

,~A 0SllAllAN EUUSs
WnHHs. HRANF'ras. ESQ.
AGENCY OF
MAEETT co., BRANDY. ro,,,,
PoULTNEY 200, BRANDY, ooknso
G. q. H. LURHAN, BRANDY, sords,nx
F. KEEPER d CO., WINES, Rerdsa,,
MORT CHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE EDerp,v
| &ARZETTl SONS PORTER and ALE, London
subscriber being duly authorized agent for the sboys
poations Of ali articles in their line stock of which always
sonisslon " ''''' bought anu ''i' on
nl7l y arsvisra and New Lsvoe strssts.
IA SAKonNxG srBtEtaV spHAHz BOILER
III A. MANDATORY, betweea Peydras an& peva, only
andessgned having largely Increased his ocrk
o oapRs Of bo @ s n d ~ o order
20 they can be had In any ahop In the South tina
80 AlS1ys OF hand DOUBLE FLIED BOILERS, from 40
Also CYLINDER BOILERS So 81 "a and SIS Inchss diane
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Ptpes, vstve, etc. constant,
on nf1 work will b. guaranteed Of Ss, ,,,,, Ard
s'ss Wishing purchase; go;lsEs Ter
AF' rsPSSSs invited '1 HeES f''
T BEDS FUunpnY, NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS > CO.. IRON toUHpEKs,
md hshpfsetuTgrs oF Vertical and Horizontal aesR Engines
SS and Hofs S ro%or run s asS Ss Saw N
Oh, 3ens ifen ooin"a :oG Fronts for Binding Farncos
South.
G 81 'S aEEfHa55h
IA dbwlv
n BREW STEER, BLAikEVET Is CO.,
~ "a Successors LEAaY l. BIAkFNFY, Gopper8iniths
e and Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers
~ Fulton streets, between HutTe Dame ard Julia
Clarifying and EvGporsiug Pans,
STAIN Trains Fiterers.
Jniee Boxes, Chimneys, Breechens,
And all kinds fSTEAMBOAT and PLANTATION work IN
ourli ns. sn7 INV
/ G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER Ii
~ Gas Fixtures, No. Harris Row, (542 Magazine street
the rnerkei VIII attend nithuly puucfay
des to him. Stores Dwellings, fitted carefully
and reasonable terms.
gS-Al orders left Boz Nv s4a Aeesanicrt Ezchsnsa
Stil be FTerrtlT atPn6e6'F r5tT
- OF THE sou1up 4A -
j. MAHoNT, Algiers, La. ~
VIII furnish the shortest notice, butt
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club Skeleton Ro
Boats, Ship, Schooner and Steamboat Yaws and Row
Beats, Of all descriptions built the shortest
Also hand
Oars spas Blocks and everything appertuning Yacht
Citing hand and for sale the lowest market price,
MIS- lytW
Hk&ESGENT RiUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY |
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- LIGok1Ea, Noble county. Ind, Feb. g. 1889
et a. No9d: Dear Sir IN the latter part (he year
as VINE attending tho State sud National School NJ tt
State Of New York my hair from unknown me CON
eea al oa very rapidly, that In lt, space Of az
me ~oe upper phft Of scalp almost entirely
pere OF us covering aud much Of the remaining portion anon
te sue ah back pHrt at head shortly pf esy ~
thai you WI rot he surprised whom e roG poR nv re-
tnrn 70 the State Of Indiana, scuualntanres
were nor so mach 1T loss 10 dsCov,r tue change ppesr
at ali, - S"O LAO
at once made application 10 the skfn PHYSICIANS In
the county but recei wing from tay hair
could Rgun be restored forced
my rae nni fortunately In the hitter part the year 1857
your Restorative recommended
ing the mo"l rcibte Hair RsStoT tried one boz.
tie and gnnd to great satisfaction that producing tho
Desired effect Since that time have worth
o. your Restorative and result hive rich ooR Of very
soft klack hair, which no money Duy.
s mark OF gratitude your skill in the BRO.
uncoh OF 80 wonderful an article have recommended lie uso
70 many Of ny friends and acqanNacoa who happy 10
INFORM you are using 1t with like easct. 80
Very respectfully, va1-z,
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WINES WIRES, ETC
W CLARET-f0U cases Kcpper'g Mhrgarx.
$40 st. E5tephe.
90. 800 ST. Julien.
ALE-50 casks Ma1htti's East India Pale.
100 f. K ]. HbUerGs East India Pale.
IS Bass =. :.
30 Alisops =.
P0RTER-4Hl casks T.. K ]. Hibbert's London Stort
800 Nf,zc's :,
SHERRY-4o Il casks Harmony Nephew's.
WHiSkf-I5 bbls Old Bourbon.
. Rye.
PtNCH-l39 boxes Batavia Arrac
For sRe by s WOLFE
elO cor Grayier and New "a vae s.re.+,
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Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th insr arhP PM
RED RIVER PACKET Conf
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

leayes evarv NTURuAY aFq4.h-
THE FAST PASSENGERS PACFFT
s5eS q Music Jos DnIfcrcs, rnlslcr, Nav Or
teams vereturuiug down the Coast every
ssssaFs8EazA Wednesday, in daTight
FIRGIEIUS c. DESFZEI.
1l2 Advsrtisilr Agent
r. fhe y ., G. and H. r Company will have clerk 81
the of St Louis from this date. to receive r-gh
Eor freight passage apply board the warehuuse
foot Of St. Louis rect.
Leaves every SATuRD Az. at Iii O'Clock A. ".
FOR t@ALEEE, SOUTHWEST
5sg n, Pas and Lower CoaE-Once n Week.-Mrs. Gne
passenger packet Homer, Grant. Jr.
ter lin place of the Empire Frsh) will leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY, NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, For freight
or passage apply on board,
alS F. ISEOTrE. Agent
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
DISAPPOINTED.

On last THURSDAY information vas received
that the President had couute-maudeL the or
der for %, 500 more troops from this State.
This vas 4 sad disappointment to our gallant
-olunteeTs, who had been in town all week, a.
waiting marching orders. They returned to
their homes in very low spirits. Gentlemen.
do not despair, Your services may be de
mandei much sooner than you anticipate
You will all have an opportunity of smelling
guupowder before the struggle is over. Al
ocean into tempest tossed, cannot be resto-
red to tranquility in q moment, and the intense
excitement which has recently agitated the
Country must be productive of more or less
of carnage and bloodshed before tranquility
will be restored. Wewould fan think other
wise, but We can see no reason to justify Us in
doing SO. What is the present omuious
calm p
is it peace? 10 the treacherous lull of the
In the pause of the thunder, new hurricanes
! form.
Is it peace! Are we safe Have the min
ions OF hell
Exiting guished the watch-fre and buried the
/ she'll?
Is it peace? No-tbo calmer the current
runs deeper.
The harvest is riFening. and Death is the
reaper.
lis the calm of an -Etua-an omnious rest
! Where the lava is boiling TO leap from Its
breast,
At night-while laudsmeu see nothing tc
dread -
The weather worn Pilot breaker:
ahead -
There are those who think that as soon a.
Congress meets. the whole difficulty betwee.
the National Government, aud the Seccde>
States will be amicably settled This is b,
no means probable. The Northern member
Of Congress it Is not likely will fell dispose,
to discuss compromise measures when the
come together, or accept of any terms frol
the seeded States save unconditional sutmis
sion.
The Country must feel the evil effects
civil war, before either Congress or the seces
siOnists will talk seriously of restoring peac
and tranquility to the nation The blood {
both sections is now up, and We fear it can
. not be cooled without a few hard blows ;
least We would say to our volunteers
; prepare and watch, for YOU know not til
day nor the hour
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
The Situation of Affairs.

We have received but little news during
the Ia week. Of reliable nature. Wash
ington is now garrisoned by from 20, 900 to
10000 troops-a sufficient number to repel
any attack that may be made upon 1t. LII Is
not generally supposed at present that the
secessiopists contemplate anything of the kind
Maryland is tranquil. and it is said that the
Union party there is gaining strength every
day Even in Baltimore the flag ofOur coun
try is beginning to be respected. Delaware
still remains true to the Union. A battery
has been erected, by the Government on the
Georgetown heights, near Washington, A
portion of the volunteers Of this State, must
cred into Z. S service, stationed at York
IIarrisburgh and Cham bersburgh. The
health of the troops generally speaking is
good The news from Kentucky, indicate
pretty clearly that she intends remaining neu-
tral in TIE contest Geographic commuOi-
cation with Baltimore i r. stabi!shed. Eirc-
"a wi.. y.ir .r th- s'rs->iuu ordinance on the
I,h. ---iay ui the pres, vt month. 1t will
doubtless he adopted by a large majority. al
though Wheeling and several of the Western
Counties re main true 10 the Union.-The
secessiouists have concentrated large army
at Pensacola, Florida, and are actively euga-
sed in building !ortifcations &c Geul Bragg
Is the commander. They are not thought
however to be iG condition to commence an
attack on Fort Pickens, which is strong and
well garrisoned and provisioHed. Eight L
S. vessels were of Fort Pickens on the 21st
inst with their guns ready for immediate &C
tIon.-One report statos that. Gebl. Braggs
army amounts to only 5000 men, poorly sup
piled With arms ammunition and provisions. anC
completely demOralized.--Fromt the cours,
Mr Lincoln las recently pursued. we are in
elined to think, that be intends acting on th
defensive until the meeting of Cong ess, o1
the 4ih day of July. However this is maF
conjecture as he and bis cabinet very properl
keep their counsel to themselves With Gen
Scott at the helm all the military movement
will of course lie conducted with all the skill
prudence the ezigency demands.-The Ne,
York papers, by their IL timed censure ar
doing much to embarasS the Administrator
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
,,cn,ocra.ic County Committee.

Aucusti0 DurF.ln. thaIrm2n-
Alleghany-MiehaalM NJ CURE Blaek'ick-
Joseph s. Narlis. Cambria John NJ Bride.
Carr1lI-Tac35 Luther. Carroi!towD-Ja:nes
Fagan Chest-Josoph Gil Chest springss =
Augustine Byrne. CIearf~'i-WiIiam Rat
pev. Richard Sauders"n- tr"y.e
William Murray. EbanznrrE-Charles ID
Murray. Galitzou-Davi} NILS. Jackson
Henri Ragpr. Johnstown, lst Ward-hPh-
Ram Buck. 2d Ward john Grouse Lewis
Iuckhardt. 81 Ward William Winner. 4th
Ward-Hugh MaIoy. I.oreito- -Wi}lia" By-
an. Jr. M.Ilvllla-A. N Gre"s. Riehland-
Henry Topper. Sumncrhiii lanes BuTk.
Summitvie-John Sharhar II. Susquehanna
John Bearer. Tavior-Amos Davis Wash
ipgton Richard white Whi'e-Georga Wal
ters. Wiimore- M. VI. O'Nail, Yoder-Geo.
W 0sN0-n
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
Death OF stewart Steel.

Stewart Steele formerly resident o. this
County, died of pneumonia at his residence 1T
Blairsyille, Indiana County, on last Saturday
morning, aged go years aud 8 months. He
was native of Londonderry Ireland, hut eai-
grated to this country while young man.
lie read law in this place. with Moses Can
an Esq, aud was admitted to the bar about
the year 1925. He was Treasurer of the
County for several years After removing
to BIairsville, he continued 10 practice his
profession In 1S47 be was appointed by
President Polk L. S Consul to Dundee. Scot
land. He continued to discharge the duties
of that Office until the Inauguration of Genl.
Taylor. We knew him well, aud can truly
say that he was the most perfect specimen OF
gentleman of the old school we ever encoun-
tered kind hearted. courteous and affa bic
his greatest pleasure seemed to consist in
rendering those around him happy. He was an
upright and good citizen, and commanded
the respect Of ell who knew him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
BUY 4 HOME.

THE subscriber otferS at Private S4ll lie =.
lowing Heal Estate situate Il C.-s.aTia C.-lE.-
teuit:
IL Mansion Property Situate Il tie Ws-, ea5
& tie Borough cf EaeIslg-E. c.-.>i-rfa- q
~grHs. ,- trr.s7.r4r- having thereon grer-e. O. --
-t.r.i-l~ DWELLING HOUSE. a large ST.
BE ar BARN. aul eev.-ai ,.ia-r yu, l- 2
t--st.se- With a hlf 1t Il Ground n U---
There Is q levs- ia'l'r- Spring of tie ure,. Z
ssa-,r, from which the House &c-. T. >gIl.--
Wants q dispose # TINS - he intends ---l y-25
e. auafhar i.a-r Il tile E-rarsh.
Also Three Lots uG Ground Szrra.s -- 10
Borough q SrImnI51,s'ie. having ir-se.- s-ts.-
"a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. rHa FRAN
HOUSES. an a 5ar-e Stable. MI r-- -
-ether .'r seIssrate ~ -sly 81. rzrch ss--z-
iL5y.-A at uf Ground >.-uafe = u
Iior,1i-h uf l. reito, fr.ntinE 81 s. MAJ
Street ani az-el.5in.- back % II. -j.~sr >.57.
a'i} iuiuE Laf of John TraNell r.l- Ea--, J.
4 Lar Il 'He Hens of Anthony Llt-uzg-- -7.
I n ,ne W. aa.irc tiser-.n e1eeres s. ne Al .
F 'a.i Stprs FRAME HOUSE, 4 lex Il. -7--- d.
4LSu--A fsels OF parcel Of land s5'1'
L-si-.sl- -.a..- -E'- a-5 .-E-rE -.s- -H-t- -.-
. ts'.ar. lands ID Is-r- -s-sl George y is, t-
4 T. Murray. alyx- Nl'R5ck,r ans others, o1----
,ng - asnrs ard 50 r.1ches-
diSD-A f.eCe or Tsarcsl at .--s N -
--ail~s.- s......-.. a.. -..-Ts ... a.E are
af.1 Cree. Ea5i Ess6. lands yl Peter A-.
aE.l etlscr~. containing 70 aSTeS and - ls
>u-s-ry a.. y'yaroag having fherea q, s..
4 LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND a Nl-i'.-
EASt--A trrrl st land sl,-a-- ia A-'.--
g. u tos"-~f-n. .''..IuiuC lands uI -i-7'. -
lr-ela Caste iuEh J. M'llu>kev and %. <
containing SEQ acres cor theTaalrrurS. Wi.--
he s-,H in parcels If desired hy i.url1asfis-
ALSO-A piece OF pared II land slt-l-5e e !.
Peunsy ylvsnia Tail Rad. near Porta-5 g.
an Washington township. c,i.t.. rllI- % 80 49,.
sLSr--A liece ,r parori oi lana :. ;, -
SrmmeElil township. h1undei by the - = ~
vaui3 Rail Eg.l. lands # tie lielrs ID -. -.
Finn decd. Patrick Riley AID atheTs' - 3,
I'M. al,slt GO acres. having thereon eitl''- -
. al DWELLING HOUSES. .,--,--,
ALSO.-A tract uf land situate ID -AI.r A,I,,rsl
township. adjoining lands oi FairleA - --.s
and Others, containing 2l2 acres ana o.
ami allowance. ..-r-
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate N - v-1
ship. Clate the property Of FraoeIlcN 4p5-.--rs5s
NJ. Schneider, adjoining lands oi +, ON -. Loss
AMI others. Containing $50 acres, ln'lS ..b.rsr
small portion # which Is cleared Al'
erected a CABIN HOUSE. ..----s q
q ALSO.-Annut 1000 acres = land - .tsr
the waters # Biarkl'ck. IN CafI.i' ,sss-'
which vii be sold In hts - may .-,t,r1T S.S
WILLIAM KIIlE-L'
Ebensburs. October -. ls6O--iS-h- -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-08
The secession Party I'm the South.

We have no disposition to get up con-
troversy at present, with regard to the last
Presidential contest, but we deem it right to
notice report that has been industriously cir
culated in certain quarters, that the secession
party in the South, is composed entirely of
Breckenridge men. TAis is untrue 1t is COM
posed oi Bell, Breckenridge and Doug las men
Mr. Bell, the candidate Of the 'Constitu-
tional Union party" for the Presidency is
now a secessIonist. Ii. V. johnson,
the Douglas candidate for the Vice PresidcD-
cy, voted for the secession ordinance in the
Georgia State Convention. A Ii. Stephens.
the Vice President of tie Southern ConfeGer-
acy, was the most devoted friend Of Judge
| Douglas, south of Mason & Dixon's line
during the last campsign. There was DO such
thing a secession plank in the platform of
any party last year, and all the candidates pro-
| fessed to be, and were, we believe, at
heart Union men. We do not. as we have
already limited, allude to this subject in par
/ tIsan spirit, but merely for the purpose OF
/ correcting a misstatement which some how or
other has gained currency in certain quart
ers