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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
LUTHER's RESIDENCE AT wIrrENBERe.

Ascending rough elected stain way entered the
room in which Luther resided after his marriage. His
old furniture is still there. There is the table on
which he wrote, the chair on which he sat, kind Of
double .es where be used read converse with bis
There too is the old large sove whose plates
by Luther himself That fortunately, cannot be into
chips little case protected by giss doors contains
number Of relics such pacimens Of his handwriting
come old documents and embroidery wrought by his
wife There are fragments OF druking-glass raid to
man he Waited Wttenberg and desired to carry away
tho glass; but beg refused permission he dashed it In
pieces the floor, act worthy Of this harghty ami
passionate There too, IL beer mug OF large size
which shows thai three centuries have changed the
Germans devotion to bis fsvonte beverage.
Over the door Ia straWi in chalk protected by eass
which may be guessed TO be Peter, and tradition says
VIC. written by czu If so, the scribbpg propensity
Ia not confined TO Americans In an adjoiDng room Is
the desk from which the great Rsformer lectured. On
s front are four circular paiutirgs representing the
four iacrl;es tf the university law, medicine theology
and philosophy. The latter contains ne female zuIe
which my guide said ikeness Of Caharins, show
ing alike Luiheis taste AUD sf.eton. Ga the walls are
portras by Crlnsch. There is also cast taken after
Loihels death.
Ivas locking at these monuments and ssked where 10
Luthers grave wnen my guide pointed plain
nv feet which ives part the floor whereon the
OF Luther Removing this there bronze table,,
with his and da,e of birth and ath. Such is the
simple uonum NJ; similar one marks where hesnc-
thon sleeps.- -B!skop Simpsos's L:t:sys.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
LAW CARDS.
T. D. kKsygJ-. n VAIN
EERFOoT g. WALLER,
kTTORNgYS AND C0UNSELL0RS Al Law,


NR-Prcmpt attention to Collection ana Land Claims
RzszSE,sS-Ssnue, N. Garland, Anhs'ss C. H, Va; Joh
TAaapson Jr AEhers Q. L., Va; Garland Christian, Lynch
bir. Va Mcsry eei do; Judge a. y. Burford, Ds'a
Texas; kon n n. Da-noil, d. uliS9-dtely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

RKcArTURE OF DAN RIcEs RHIsocEHos Later ad.
victs from Lacrosse inform thai the amphbious vaga-
bond has again become prisoner. The Democrat, 0!
the 3ls says:
"Dau Tces rhinocercs captured last night after
fearful struggle and is securely chsred 10 this city,
wal ing the nNkipg OF new csge aad wagon, at the
shop OF r. O. Tft II csrae out Of the yesterdsy
afternoon about O'clock and with careful step wsked
into Managers fsli fl Id his cspacious belly with
corn and OF bs way back got into the chain trap which
had been se by Hessrs. Potter, Wrghtson, Munger ard
Col Prestou the agent of Mr. RiSe, catching both fore
feet securely fast Arcpe thrown around bis neck
and by severe ehoaing the mepsler was subdued ard
blindfolded when il at gave up and led like
calf TO this CITY, and Gagged for the time IN DavIss
stable. Col Pzston compensated each Of the men who
helped in his successful capture with two hundred do
larl and gave young Egglesen who WAS huFt on ssur
6sy last thousand dollars in ful for all damages, be-
sides paying the bill! Of DE- Cameron. e monster will
be ken Alwsukie the cage be hni bed,
which viii bA on TuPF6sv rcz,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
CAlM PATTESON.
pARNB POINpExTER,
WALTER Il. ROBERTSON,

kAOAhNNv, 'As
WILL practice regularly II all the oOuIs held In the City Of
w cfmoaL and eouBties Of Eendeo Chesterfield and Aue
IL -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
Public Meeting---Sympat with
the Sufferers i'm Kansas.

Pursuant 70 previous notice, the citizens q
EbenSburg and vicinity met at the Methodist
Episcopal Church In said Borough on Monday
evening January 2Ist 1861. ca motion, John
Williams was called 10 the Chair, and MoIrls
Evans appointed Secretary. Rev. d. HarbinsOn
stated the object Of the meeting and read an ez
tract from appeal to the public BY the com
mitte5 in behalf of the sufferers In Kansas Ter
ritory. Whsreupon tine following persons were
appointed to solicit ard and contribution N
EJeusburg and vicinity.
E-St 0f Centre Street, John Evans, CTanner)
and Richard Jones, Jr-. between Centre and ju-
liam Streets. Robert Davis and L. j. Mills; West
Of Juliann Street. Isaac Evans and NJ. :. HaTr;
Cambria twp, North OF Ebensburg. Thomas j.
Rees and George Roberts; West Of the old Car
rclltown road. Gwilym Evans and VIM. Hughes;
North West. Rowland Humphreys and Richard
Davis; West, Griffith Jones and VIM K. Will
iamS; South. David 4. Jones and Benz. Lloyd
South beyond Greek, Owen Roberts and Nm- r.
Jones; Fast. Franklin Powell AID John COnEell
said committee requested 10 20 around thl'
week and make their returns 10 Robert Davis q
( John p. Jones on or before Monday next. An5
| article Of clothing, though much MOTH. or anl
material fur clothing or bedding viii be thank
! fully received delivered at the place above men
/ toned. arrangements having been made tha
! such articles will lie conveyed safely and free @
/ charge. II is hoped the above appeal Is no
made in vain. Signed 10y the officers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

AugasiJn Durhin. Chairman
ehsnv-Michael NJ GuiFe. Biackl;ck-
Joseph S. Nariis, Cambria John VI Bfide.
CarrolI-,Jaeo5 Luther, Carro'liown-jam ames
Fscso. Chest-Joseph Gill, Chsss Springs
snguz-irs Bvrne. CIesrheld-W Wil.ian Raj
ne ,ans1pau. h-Ricaard Sauderson. Cfoyle
William Murray, Ebeosours d
h,-rrar G,Htzea- David Mills. Jeckson-
EeDrv Rage. JohustoaP. Isl "afa-Eph-
riom Bre5. 2,i Ward-,joi Craase- Lewis
!ueyharit 81 Ward-W liiam Winner, 4th
wari-Huza Malog i,oretto-Niiliam by
:. Jr AIll,-iile-A u Gregg RIehland-
Henry Topper. So:nmeraiij james buFk'
standardization Sharoaugh, ousquebanna
JOHN Bearer raylor-A'nos Davis " ash
;ngton -gichar6 White. Whi.e-ueosge y al
Isrs Wi.more-I II. = Neil, Goder-tfeo
" Osborn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
The News.

Major Anderson has telcgraphed to the
Secretary of War, that be does not need any
reinforcements or supplies He Is Dow fur
nished with provisions by the Charlestoniaus.
Col. Hayue the new South Carolina Commis-
sioue:, Is now in WashiDgton City The
Georgia State Convention, on last Friday
passed resolution declaring it TO be the right
and the duty OF the State, to secede. So she
may now be set down as one of the seeding
States. la Arkansas the Convention ques-
ton has been submitted by tie Legislature to
the people. who are to decide it at an elec-
tiou to be held 90 the 18th of February
The secession party Is strong in North Caro-
lima. Arrangements are being made for
holding Southern Convention or Congress,
in Montgomery Alabama, shortly. AL
of lhe Southern States viii probably be rep
resented. The u S Senate has confirmed
the appointment OF Mr. Holt, IS Secretary o.
War. The Virginia House of Delegates has
passed series of resolutions, inviting all the
States, to send Commissioners to Washington
/ City on the 4th day OF next February. to con
! slider aud endeavor to agree upon some plan
| for adjusting our National difficulties. The
1 Crittenden compromise is gaining strength il
Congress aud its ultimate adoption is not in
possible.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
Goyernc: CurtIn's inaugural Ad-

Andrew q. Curtin, was inaugurated into /
the office of Governor of this Commonwealth !
Oh Tuesday of last week The address which
ne delivered OF TIE occasion, is very com
mon place proddctirn. lie of course refers
to our Naliona! difficulties. and expresses deep
regret that the position Of mutual estrange-
rient IN which the various sections OF cur
country have been placed by heated paE'izans
has resulted in he parais cation of trade, and
the weakening of commercial credit. But
yet, be adds. the elements of prosperity
everywhere dsfused among US, and nothing
is wanting but a return of confidence. to ena-
able to reap the rich rewards of our diver
sifed industry and enterprise. II maintains
thzs eur system of government has fully an
swered the expectations Of its founders, aud
demonstrated the capacity of men for self gov
ernnert and he does not seem 10 favor the
/ movement for amending tSe Constitution =
lie euiogizcs The fidelity With which the peo-
| pie of Pennsylvania have ainays adhered TO
the Union and Constitution, and is certaic
they can always be safely counted on. as
ssry defenders Of our National Government
They love the Union and stand ever ready to
protect and defend it, He speaks of Mr.
Lincoln IS distinguished statesman and pure
patriot. TIE record Of whose lie affords ample
assurance, that be will discharge the duties OF
the ofice Of President. with al eye single to
the happiness aud prosperity of toe whole
country. lie viii not be = sectional Presi-
GeIt. Wi:h regard to the personal liberty Iaw
of this State, lie sayz; siuoo my election tc
the Chief Magis,raey of the State. I have
taken occasion to say publicly, that if VI
have any laws cqon cur statute books, which
infringe upon tue rights OF the people of any
Of the States. Or cootraveno any laws OF Ia,
Federal Government. or obstruct its execc
ton, they ought 70 De repealed The o,he
topics discussed in the address arc uDimpor
: tant.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
The Presidents tEesznee-

Z has been cur l0rtsue 20 feel iuuei,s3 =
= sense OF duty to comment With WIZ, :.
deemed meTited severity upon some Of the =,
nual messages OF Mr.. Buchanan. but the ,o-.
of his comm uuisziion to Congress yes,srs,,
Is so patriotic. s;Et-smaDlike. sDd yivo-0--.-'
that it affords Us much pleasure 70 comns-s
it ss one of the best State papers that on
htlcal literature bSs ret produced Sb6-,
pointed. AID emphatic, It viii be read -;.i
pleasure all over the c2uutry, aud even tbo..
who are not prepared to endorse al IL g..
gestious viii still acknowledge thai IL sui5s.
has addressed his countTymen Ia style -.
thy Of the Chief Magistrate o. = gres, eonr
Try, 10 the hour Of rs extremist pe.il. Il.
are stabGiBg ca the threshold OF great eys,,.
with civil Eer aud al It. attendant bo-r,..
looming up IL frigLaal and gigantic proso.-
tons before Us and = terrible ca.an,ii.,s =
ture ready TO snpplaui our unprecedented
happy and brilliant past hist0ry. Ths p-..
.deut has of late shown : disposition 70 s.,
charge MS whole duty aiJh Ede.isv. zas :.
suggestions be DOW submits 70 Congress as,.
1t the Ec0st attentive aud respectful c5ls.la-s..
;ion. al time ike this tie ez.secc;z. =
Jbs country demand from al men sgr-ezss,
Of extreme aId extraVagant opinic,.s. sbi.s
tend 20 imPeTil the u8:ty OF cur batos. srs
( - forever destroy its greatness and rrasrer,
. ity- EnlbzrrassiBg zs IS the position yB;A
recent events haze placed Mr. SuchausD n
/ :he E;Os; pTe5udics3 must coLcsde taz. bs IA
acts and speaks much more Ike = nst-i-.
( than narro~-m.G3el Isr:issu aud sarf,,
+ his ezzuspis ia his respect ~ zsl- Ec-.s
! - Is0i-aI.yu. - T-e Press.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
For the "DEnooRAr & SENTINEL.
Gallitzen January 10Th 1861.

Mr.. Editor: Dear Sir:-I had the pleas
of being present to-day q: Public School
Examination in this place, and was greatly
edefed to hear the recitations. Reading, ex-
aminations iu Geography, Arithmatic and
English Grammar. | have seldon seen more
Intelligence displayed by pupils, than on this
occasion The afternoon was employed by
al exhibition. which consisted in Declama-
tons. 0ratious, Dialogues, Comic Plays &c.
The performances were commenced by In
troductory Addresses by G. B. Fox and K
Z. Smith Among the principal actors were
Masters J Smith. Charles aud Alexander
Mills, b O'Hailigan. r. E Smith. John &
Joseph Plotuer. Great credit is due j SmiiL
and O a. Mills for tue Mastery manner in
which they delivered tbeir Orations; their su-
periors 10 this respect would be, hard tc
| fnd in the country. An eloquent UDiou
| speech was delivered by Charles a. Mills
which closed the performances Quite a
large number of spectators were present, whC
were much pleased with all that occurred.
ONx OF EN-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

return of fugitive slaves to their masters
But it should be remembered that the Re-
publicans contend That the personal liberty
laws IN the Northern States are strictly con-
siituti0Dsls and therefore should lot be repea-
lsa. W. can not therefore know whether be
is in favor of repeating those laws in Penn
sylvania, Massachusetts,, Michigan, &c. he
still upholds The doctrine tia. Congress pos
sesses the right to iegslate on all subjects
whatever ia the territories, and says be will
never by his vote sanction the establishment
Of slavery 10 auy of such Territories 1u
speaking of the proposed Convention for amen
ding the Constitution he says:
when the eccentric movements Of soces-
sion ard disuniou shall have euded, in what
ever form tia! eud may come, and the angry
rxci!emeuts OF the hour shall have subsidized,
ald caInucss once mere shall have resumed
It's accustomed sway over the pubic mind,
iheu, aud not until tnen--oDe, two, or three
yesrs heuee-I should cheerfully advise a
coisYen5ion of the people 20 be assembled in
pursuance G! the Constitution. to consider aud
decide whether any, aud what amendments
. OF the organic national law ought TO be made
Now is net this absurd aud ridiculous talk.
unworthy OF a great statesman? Does not
every sensible man in the Nation know. that
whatever is to be done for Tue preservation OF
the Urion must be dono quickly? Now is
the day and now is the hour. The Southern
people Go not ask indemnity for the past, but
they do demand imnediate security for tht
future How absurd then to suppose tina
after having gone 50 far. they viii sit calmly
dewD aud with folded arms wait for one, TIVE
or three years. or until ''esImuess one more
shall have resumed its accustomed sway owe
tbe public mind" in tie desperate hope tia
the Cuns;ifutiou viii then be so amended. tha
their most sacred rights viii not be endaOger
Cd by their remaining in the Union Ihi
is tuc much gu the alive horse and you'n se
grass" principle to satisfy our Southern bre
Ibren- II it is right or necessary that th
Constitution should be amended, Why nc
call Convention for that purpose at once
The only effect Of procrastinatiou will be t
increase the excitement, and render the pres
ervation Of the Uniou impossible
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

lEyj0- 4adersoI,'s co4z,ii Jon L.suisssLl
Talbot arrived a. Washington ID Fs.5sF,
from Fort Sampler. aud he'd 2 coDftssu.s
Immediately with the President aud Ggr=ls.
Scott Ee reports thai ,ho caYGlt:5u II .o-t
SuRpter Is noI 50 favorable ss SAG bsiir,so
by tbe GoE=rEmeat. Twenty savc8 guas sss
mounted OF tie fE-; gieT, eigh; OF Ihz H..
lier, snd they arc mounting others Iae sec
nnd tier 4 slnorssE.es Il blocked ~ =.
fort, be thinks eau poll of.l rr 10 month
with ths present supplies, taC-e beias plea.y
Of gOs6 wa;=r aud fa=l Fs- COX u. Tss 81
ply Q. clsi Is sh315 TIE sga-=lIeaL of ss---
csat supplies probably wee ns-s D. sst
Ulcers &c c-.et tLe =rgrsb.rssoBs Z. lLsr
friends. Major Aniersar's brother - -
p-a-s,iy stated iLar tie supplies xe-. stIl-
liant Z, : said ia; ,ar : Etl,iulaa-ziiJ- L
( determined u seni scTpl.es Il - lsz.I5i
( an thal Z; 5 reported iaat tie Brooklyn -
20 down, aud. 81 necessary. euEzss he D.
teries CO Ncrris Island sittoa. crossing I15
{ Bar. ~eile another Steamer escorts tie S;l-
/ ot tie We; - Fort Sampler.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

THAT al application has been 1ls~e 1cI-.- : =
Court Of Common Pleas u Camera S'.-i7E ;..5,7E.
the incorporates, u ''rHE GERMAN %.
MEMS SOCIETY. . 10 DC heated Il j'.--S', -
by petition fled in this Office on tne - - - :
January instant. aud If 10 sl2lldl1--- = 3.
shown to the contrary, the SAID Co-I. " = - *
fourth Cav Oi March lo1s deCIee aid - :
German Workmens Society . oorPoT''-'-
body polite in law p-,-tr.
JOSEPH MDONALD, t''--''
Prothonota-ys Office, Ebe-sburg.
January 2S. 1S6i--9-St-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

e5- Godey's Lady's Book for February has
been received. and is still great improve
meut on former numbers. The embelish-
ments alone are worth the subscription price
of the book. The Lady's Book now surpass-
es all other Magazines in the country, and
richly deserves all The praise it gets from the
press. Price So per anum.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

The Charleston Aerc,i5y of Thursday says:
j. y Merri1Dan. Collector Of the port of
Georgetown. South Carolina. was OF Monday
last arrested bY the people of Georgetown 90
a charge o. treason against t5e State. i let
ter was found written by him and addressed
to Mr.. Buchanan stating that be (Sierriman)
had jRst cleared vessels 10 the name OF the
United States, and that hc would continue II
DO so The letter csils gpon the Presiieu: to
send boat and men to collect the Federal
revenue, and Informs him of The progres s.
made in the construction of the works aesr
Georgetown. and promise to keep him posted
froTn time 20 time Ia relation 70 the same =
The letter is signed hv his METALS, J y. NJ
When arrested, he acknowledged having writ
Ten it. Lopse. his deputy. was also arrested.
He said he had been in the habit Of writing
out Merriman's letters. but had not done 50
IN this case. as he considered il treason
Both have been committed for trial.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

The Lyceum The question for general
debate at the Lyeeum on next FRIDAY even
ing is:-Resolred That all mankind have
descended from one original pair. Mr.. VIM
II. Seehler will deliver lecture at the next
meeting r. SINGER, Secy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
Notice

THE frst and dual account q ~. - ss
sIilsq. acting Assignee Of Z 4 'r i.r-ss
fled in this Office on the loth dAN = ss-~s-rc
instant. and ys1li lie presented icr T's.s
and allowance to the Court of Clll--'aL - s.7 :
Cambria County. OF Monday the -
March next p-,..'F
Prothonatory's Ofhcs, Bbensb11s
January 2s. EssI-e-st
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

@ There are but few Conservative men
among the Republican members of the State
Legislature, and 1t is therefore vain to hope
that tie offensive law on our statute books
relative to fugitive slaves will be repealed du-
ring the prescn. session.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

20 During the year 1860. there arrived
II New York. from foreign ports, l03 ,621
immigrants 46 659 were from ireland, 81 :
954 from Germany, 11.112 fSm England.
l,506 from Scotland and the rest from Yari-
Gus ether countries. The total number OF
immigrants arrived at the same pors in 1859,
was euiy 79. .322
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

Co The report of al alteration between
General Scott aud Senator Toombs of Geor-
gia was untrue. 1t was manufactured by Ger
tain sensation correspondents of tie Pbilsdel-
pdis sod Nov Xo.l Press.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
azy- TBE PECI1LIARITIEs Of n. g

IS THE PECULIARITIES of the fe-
male constitution aud the various trials 10
which the sex is subjected, demand au occa-
sional recourse 10 stimuIants. 1t is impor-
tant, however that these shall be Of harm
less nature, aud at the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article Its eff
feets in all cases ef debility are almost magi-
cal. 1t restores the tone of the digestive or.
gans, iufuses fresh vitality into the whole sys-
tenn, and gives that cheerfulness to the tenn
permanent, which is the most valuable of fem
inine attractions. The proprietors feel fat
tered from the fact that many of the most
prominent medical gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encomiums upon the Bit;ers.
the virtues of which they have frequently test
ed and acknowledged. There are numerous
counterfeits offered for sale, all of which are
destitute of merit, sud positively injurious tc
the Eysssw.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

s&- 4 Convention viii be held in TeDue-
see ID the 18th of February for the purpose
of deciding the course it will be proper for
the State to pursue in the present alarming
condition of our Nationel affairs 1t is said
that il will favor secession
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
TAKE NOTICE..

ALI persous knowing themselves indebted to
the undersigned faT SUBSCRIPTION, ADFER-
TISTNG q JOB WORK. viii please cemo for
ward and settle up their accounts on or hel're
the Goth day of March, 1861. Those neslectInG
tbis notice will, after that time. find their ac-
counts in the hands Of proper officers for coiec-
ton. Persons residing ont Of the County can
remit the amount due US (which is 81 by mail
D. c. zAHM.
EbsHshy.rg. Dec 26. 1850.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

Ey The Johustowa Tribune favo.s the
repeal fthe tax on the tonnage of the Penn
syivania Raj! Road Company. Does it 10
this reflect the sentiment of the majority of
the Republicans of this county, We think
not,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

Advertising Agents 10 Nassau Street. Ne"
York. aud 10 state street, Boston, are tne ati-
thorized Agents for the ''DEAoC'tAr q o.-., !
EEE and the most Influential ana -. "a -
49,, Tsv-srarers in the United States am
C,na6.s. Tfev ars empowered 10 coniTac; ior
-.S az alr Lowest TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

sA- The Huntingdon Union has ceased to
exist 1t was ably conducted paper. and
bold defender of democratic men and meas
ures. We are therefore sorry to announce
its demise
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

~ We are indebted TO Mr. Hall. of the
Senate, end Mr. Mulin, of the House, for
valuable public documents Hope they will
continue to remember us during the session
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
Weakness Of tI,e stomach and In
Digestion.

Aaother Great Care Effected By Bchare's ROl-
land Bitters.
The wife of Pieter De Wiiie, living il Hol-
land Town Shoboygau county, Wisconsin,
suffered much from weakness of the stomach
and Indigestion. She had been uuder ply
siclau's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle even his skill. She purchas-
ed some HOLLAND RITTERS at our Office
which mas gi7en tone to her stomach; her ap-
petite and streDgh are returning, and We
firmly believe that this is another great cure
Effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected By this remedy, bat must wal
another opportunity One thing you can re.
Iy upon. what we have published are from
persons much respected in our community
aud are literally true.
j. QUINTUS,
Ed. ShetOygan Nieuwsbede. SheboYgal
Wisconsin
Sold by all druggists in the world.
ES- See advertisement in another column
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

sB The President has withdrawn the gov
ernment patronage from the Constitution
newspaper. on account of its disupiou procliy-
tiles
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23

- We learn that Mr. Henry Michaels OF
Wilmore has been appointed sealer of weight.
and measures for this county.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-23
Raj RORn NOTICE.

N-,.oc = lsseSy -.v-, = 40 -Ts1-- - -1.s
subscribed stock -1- ta= ss-a.iuE "a - -,
section of tbs .-aensburg ..l1 CresSoa l-l -
that oHe half Of said ,abscIIpri1u Is s'-' =
end that innIeGlata settlement IS -5---l-i,
quired either n money ~ lo.e 81 .i'.'.
al subscribers neeieciinE - settle 1s-'.
first day IF February next VII Hll - =. =
counts Ia the hands ol an o.lc-I l-r 1l-.'-
after that date
JOHN WILLI1AS,
Treasurer Il =. L c - ,