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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

To tnc C!t,ztns of Nen Jersey and P,rH>, HdEia
Apothrcari,s Druggist Hiu',T- aud f!l'ate fai.4t-
Ealfe's Pure Cosnac Brdndg.
Uoif's Pure N4deirG Nierry Gad Part VAN
WoiEs's Puye Lnnaica and 81. Croif Rum.
Wgife's Pure ScofcA and Ljsh Nfiskey
Lin beg leave to cal! the
\ attention of the cirzen> OF The l. :. To
the above WINES and LIQrons, imported by
InoLpno WoLrE Of New York, ,who se name -
familiar in every part Of tins country Tor the
purify Of his celebrated SoHEIn,N SrhNArr>.
MrWo!fe, IN his letter 10 me, speaking Of the
purity of his Wines and Liquors, says:
"Iwill stake my reputation man, stanIin- "
a merchant of oyrr thirty YEAR Tr-l"" IN u" ~ !
New YORK that all the Brandy aL1 Iu'- Lch l"tt
are purs imported ant Of tie est Iul,y, aud cH De-
rrli'I upon hy every rurcLa-' r.
Every bottle has the Propretor'S name On
the wax and i fac-simile OF his Signature IN
The certificate. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call ant examine Tor tham,eiye'.
For sale at RETAIL bv all APothecarIes aud
GrocerS in Philadelphia.
GEOHASHTON, Nos32 Market Si.,Phila.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia
Read the following from the Ny Conriar
ExuENa,- BusINls- Tor rNr NV IplE NH'rtNI-N
happy Iui,im cur "! I'Il"u- that tf~r i- 'rr
place uur city Sh"r- III" IF~ria,. ~ tirc"fF Hi
country mrTcb1Lt, - aL4 rIr asc ulr r'- at
Liquors, a. fuIr IuIostr art - o., i-r g-a..'s
W. do not in'-uI to give an elaborate lIar 20
thi- hats eNtcu>y" 'G-in.~-- thou IL % % "i
repay any -Jran- rtsru 2. visit 3. .7. N"-If
extensive WHrrLOu-c-. ~ I- auI -. Beaver >t-.r.
Il, IL end IL Narke'.lI -. A. -tH"h % -ruali-
hand ready tor shipment could rt have been .r- t.su
.uuuO tie Brandy, ,'u." lH'Tu ctsrs-N I"'-''
l~6 Ia l>5t. ant lurou ,.-- ot NI,.It. sherry All
Port Wine. scotch AMI III-h WHISKY. J. mai. AL -
Cr.iS Rum, very ola aLi equal o. any W HI au
Try. lie had also thr,- large CELLAR t.d with rtulN
Wine. Ac., IA Cas. uni"r Custom House k"v- Y o.
tottrr. Mr. Wrt-'- sar> pf- hrapI> last ,uIuUu
ted o. lsn uuj dozen, aud w- h IN tHu tao N'ar'
be- may be equally successful with h.s EraHl-, aa4
Wines
liz business merits the of every lover
sperIrs. FrIEa', fam!'i,. = 90 vi-l rurNrur> aud 81
tor m-iIrAl should ri their ur!rr~ llr.~t g.
Nr Welt, until every AuHtArary m the land mas ~
thlr minds tn discard the g.I-.uDu- -tut from th'lr
shelves aLd replace it with VOTES pure " ms and
Liquors.
Ne uElrr-tnni Nr Wolf, the arr umol7ti.n q
small dealers ia the country. puts mp rt rs"s %
inr> and IL iuor-. Surh man AMI such merchant
should i" sustained against L- t"- oi thou-ar OF 'U
Irn,nts m the iuitri state. ~ 30 -,I n,,hiu bot t
tatuns, ruiuou- alike 10 human health haGi iur>-
s7Om6l Sold hv J. BAKER Il co Lrui,burg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
or.

Ealanca IN hands OF IrrasUrtf OF 'TF--tT'I -
.J,hm b. Linn, Treasurer, IN dcct truh
ne Borough, DR.
June L. ol To amt reed Of Snyder Col todate 81 20
Baldu- a per report nf Aud-, ls1n ~ "l
Amt reed OF Sami S-r. Collector 800 y
Amt reel of Jacob " Woifc Coll, 2Ill Is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
GET INSURED I!
West Branch IasuraHrc,C Compauy.l
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
"ON. c. G. HARVEY. President,
II J.W. CHAPMAN, Secretary

lion. c. G. HAKN E1. Trtsidtnf,
II J. ". CHAPMAN, Secretary.
This company, on entering upon the fifth
year of their busigeSS, submit the following
statement Of their assets and business 10 the
public.
Number Of Policies in force January !, 1900 ssoas
Amount Of Property insured do S2.Is5,4"h IL
Amt Of Premium Notes in force do 3U3,all "a
Number Of rcl;cies iesuod past year sl3C3
Amount Of Property insured SSte.I- -
Amount of Premium Notes received s3.7I5 ~
Amount Of Losses SUSTAINED e,1v1 %
This Company continues to insure every
description of properly, such as buildings.
goods, merchant ize, &c, against loss or dam.
age of Fire, and tur any time limited or per-
petual.
SAM'L II. ORWIG, Agent.
LewiSburo, Oct 20, 1888
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
LUMBER! LUMBER :!

TNHE subscribers have for sale 1--
Gn lots to suit purchasers E5t-l ~.
a large stock of
PINE BOAR DS-Panel STUFF SSs1.r!ss s-v:Is 80
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
% inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. al our Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end of our Road.
tSA Diploma for a superior sample Of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shins-
les,were awarded Us al the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CALL & SONS,
ly773 Forest Hill p o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
LARKIN & CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc. Corner Eighth and Arch Philadelphia.
(EEtrancs on EiJiM Strscil

4 FTER many years experience in all the
Y various branches OF the Art, the Propri-
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friends and the public TO their extensive esia-
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procuring the best Pictures, equal al least 10
any fr>t-clasS Gallery in the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
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patent nj for Da-u rrcotvr6- &c
making them Lit size II dCsiruI-thc only Of the
Kind In TIL. country Attached to tLis establishment
are three colOrnc Artists.
FHOroGRApH-, including Painting, as low as a. 90
do with fame do 2Gg
do 81 Pho. at75cts. Extra copies so eta.
or as Per doz. Lif, size ftotn-rarh ln~ g. ard
lyorytype at same price. Durable Auibrotypes at 50
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most extensive assortment of Git Frames. emhrar-
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ces from ~ cents and upwards.
Especial attention t"s,ovsl uron Iifesizod Photo
sraphs IN o. tT.nfrrt from small pictures, aIi from
life Prize, from Sl5 10 Sl00.
ta.Ins,ru-tiCns given in the Art ssiy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

they happen to be citizens. Where are now
the Brecki uri6ge men in the Northern States :
All standing by the Union, aud ready to as
sist the President IN the enforcement of the
laws Since the bombardment of Fort Sum
ter. they. have With one voice declared them
selves in favor of Mr.. Llncola adopting prom
pt aud energetic measures for crushing out
the Southern rebellion. Thousands OF them
hsye already. at the call of their country,
.s!,asteued t. the rescue" Generals Patter
son and Kiem of this State, aud Butler of
Massachusetts. all Breckenridge men last
fall. were among the first tn lead our gallant
volunteers to protect the National Capitol.
Dickinson, Pierce. Bigler, Dix, Cass, Cush-
men IN the North who sustained Breckeu-
ridge during the late campaign, were among
the first. when the time for action arrived.
in calling on the People t. assist in saving
rebellion They arc the truest Union men
il. the land In Ike Lincoln, Corwiu, Sew
ard and other oisiing guis ! ed individuals con
recree with the Adininist' alton. who opposed
their Country during the NJ xicrn War. they
have 10 aid OF comfort 70 offer tn the enemies
nf the G ,vcrnment. ia this dark and trying
hour. Like true patriots. they still carry
the flag, and keep step to the music of The
Union The truth is. the Nstirual Admin
istratinn is receiving more efficient aid from
the Democratic ParIy-E"uslas meD and
I.reckenridge meU-than from the party
which elevated it to power 1t Is stated on
reliable authority. that more thai one half
0f Z volunteers now IN the field are Demo
Gratis Democ,a il. Cambria has already fur
uished more ihau 800 men. aud can furnish
500 more at days warning. While aboli-
riun Indiana the home o: DIR Gritty, which
gave Lucnln more than 600 majority. has
not furnished eUen one compIny Keenan,
of the GreeLsburgh Democrat. charged by
DR.. Getty. with being secessiouist and trail
tor, is now engaged in raising a Volunteer
company to all the Government in saving the
Union He is ready to march to the battle
f Id DR. Getty 80 stay at home and malign
him After this is i; necessary to ask who
are true patriots and friends of the Union
Who will not answer the American ID moe
racy-the mcu WIN know no North. no south,
no east, DO s,st under the Constitution
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
ICoMMUNIcATED
Lorretto
May. 10Th 1861
M IT,

Permit ne through the medium of
your columns TO announce 10 the world, sBd
IN paI5iculas the Southern C"nfed-racy, that
the hitherto peseeable village of Loreti" ha~
assumed ighIing attitude, and Is now con
siierel impreeuabie.
On THURSDAY the 9th inst. large and re-
respectable meeting ss held at the hotel q
j h. Meyers for the purpose of orgsuizine a
Hone Guard. Agreeable To a previous no.
r,ce a large number nf brave hearts aud strong
arms responded tn the cai-such hearts ani
arms as are to be found only on tbe cniuiIn-
anng point O; the Allrghanies For th- truth
of this statement reference being had 10 tt,
ladies' will more fully and at large appear.
C"l Shirlds being called upon TO preside.
addressed the meeting III his usual haPp,
style The Col, ia bis remarks, aivelIel
TO the gathering tempest with which We AZ
threatened. aud urged ia the most conviuc-
ILg language me necessity of esIablI> bing =
Home Guard, for the protection of the live,
aud pTperty Of the cItiz-Bs of LOre'to. and
cone uici by inviting al. present to come NJ
aud d. themselves the honor of eurolling theIr
naJnes with the yrrItsbie piuion hich thai
..blrd Of the broad aud sweeping wing" drop
ped while sailing over Camp Curtin
Patriotic speeches Were also delivered b.
Z HrrIzng. Kayior Jr. john Bradley
sni J. Buk. Mr. Herrzag stltel that the
iuauc-s of rhe B,roush were uuJ sufficient T.
:I.eet the a!reai. pressing demands. and tha'
tie Guards u--d not iOok fcr aDy assislauc
from tbst source
The election for uficcrs resulted as follows
Csprair--A. Braii-y. LI-ute'.a;.l- Il
Aism>. J DrI>kell zud j Vi G"ugl jr s-rs-
euauts, i Carney aud + ). Little.
The company Eunber, about Que hundred
men.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
Virginia..

Virginia has not inappropriately been styl-
cd the mother of States and Statesmen From
territory cedrd By her TO the general Govern
ment. several of the most Furnishing States
of the Republic have 1een formed. From her
l"iLs sprung such statesmen Washington
j fft rs'n. Madison. Mnuroe, Randolph and
Clay Washington the li6e rator of his c"un-
try. jefferson the author Of the Declaration
of Independence, a. d Madison the framer Of
the Constitution. were her sons. aud in her
bosom Il cir ashes now rep"se No State un-
til recently. was more steadfast in upholding
rhe Union, or more prompt in rjsctins the i'd
that it c"uld IN any event be abandoned -
With such brilliant record of the past, with
so many ties. may hallowed memories to
hiud her to the Union. it is strange, passing
strange. that she should have allowed herself
to be drawn into the secession whirlpool. She
should have been the last state in the Repub-
lie TO assist IN degrading the American Flag
and in destroying the Government OF which
her own sons were the chief architects She
should never have allowed such glorious
very conceivable inci,ement to do right. she
has done wrong She has taken the fatal
lluuge. and she viii have only herself to bla-
Inc for the many evils which the fatal step
may bring upon her. If she is soon made TO
feel the evils of a civil war. the fault will be
hers and hers alone.
From her proximity to the capitol, it is mo-
re than probable. that her soil will be the
first battle ground of the civil war which has
Just commenced. Its horrors will first fall
upoa her children. BoIh armies are now ex-
cited and exssperated. and the war when ac-
lively commenced, will not only be carried
on with vigor but at first at least. in a fierce
and indicative spirit. Friends when con-
verted into foes are the fercest aud and most
unrelenting enemies in the world. 1t will
not be astonishing if many a Virginia home
If made 6es"iate by the unnatural strife. and
many Rachel found within her limits
weeping for her children. and refusing to be
cOnfnrted And when these dire calamities
shall tall upon her, the sharpest pang will
be the thought, that she has been the author
"f her own woe, that her own hand mix, d
the ingredients in the bitter cup which she Is
draining to the very dregs. She should have
continued to occupy tho position which she
assumed several mouths ago She was right in
recommending certain amendments to the
Constitution, and in suggesting the propriety
OF holding peace conference. She was iusti-
liable perhaps in announcing her determination
to occupy neutral position in the contest be-
tween the Government and the seeded States
out she was wrong in passing the secession
ordinance. In hoisting the flag of rebellion.
and IN joining the Southern Confederacy -
That the rash aud i'll judged act will be
the direful spring of woes uunumbered to her.
We have 10 doubt. Having shaped her own
course. she must take the consequence annex
ed to it.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
Democratic County Committee.

Aueust;n Du-hin Chairman
Aneghanv-Nirhapl NGui-e. B'ark'irk-
Josenh s. Msrdis. Cambria John M'Bride
Csrroll-Jacab Luthpr Car7o>lt0wn-.'ames
Fagan. Chest st-.Josorh Gill Choe' SPRINGS -
Augustine Bvrne. Claarfela-William Raj
uev. Couemaush-RirhardS Sandcrs"n- rrnv'"
William Murray. Ehersnrrg-Char'es d
MURRAY. Galirzen-Davih Mills. Jackson
Henry Rager. .Tohnstown. lst ward Fph-
riam Rncly. 81 Ward-John Grouse Lewis
Luckharit. 81 Ward--William Winner 4th
Ward-Hueh Maloy. Lnretto- William Ry-
sn. Jr MlIlvill A VI Gregg. Richlsna-
Henry Topper. Summrrhill James Rurk.
Summitviile-Joh Sharhaush. Snsqu@hanna
John Bearer. Tavlor-Amns Davis Wash
ineton Richard White White-Genrg" Wal
ters. Wimore-M NJ. O'Neil, Yoder-Gro.
W Osborn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
A Comedy of Errors.

Every body has heard of the glorious un-
certainty of the law, but this seems likely to
be eclipsed by the glorious uncertainty of the
appointment of Post Master of Ebensb 4rgh,
by the Lincoln Administration. 4 feS weeks
after father Abraham was sworn N. Major
John Thompson received what he regarde as
an official notice of his appointment to said
office, and he forthiih commenced fitting ':p
room for business About two weeks after
wards. NJ. S Harr Esq, received letter from
the Pust Master General, in words following.
to wit
Sir, you are hereby informed that you
have been appointed Post Master of Ebens
burgh. Pennsylvania. Your commission will
be forwarded soon made out" This
was regarded a. clincher. Mr.. Harr sc-
corSsx xly forwarded his oath of ofice. aud
bonds, aud quietly awaited the arrival of his
commission Imagine then his surprise when,
un last Thursday. he received another letter
from ,he Post ,iaster General informing him
that his appointment had been revoked and
MAJOR joan Thompson appointed. This
We presume ends the controversy, and that
Consequently our friend Mr.. Harr has mt beeh
appointed, for which we are very sorry. aud
our friend Maj. J~hu Thompson has been ap-
painted of which we are very glad How
ever it is said that 4 4 Barker, who done
heap to nominate Liucln at Chichago has
gone on 10 Washing st"n. To stir up he Admin
istratun with long pole, for revnking the
appointment of Mr. Harr Ii this b. 50. il
not unlikely. another scene Will be added
to the comedy nf errors, before it is played
out. We SHALL See what we shall see.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
THE FEMALE ORGANrz,T,o,-


often as frail as that Of tender tosa-
ny of the sex enter into marriage ,sl...
sithuut being able to Undergo the l,bo,.
trials of maternity. Ia this country e.
ands of young and beautiful women s..
ri6ced every year from this cause slo,.
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach B,.s-.
save many OF this class from an uD,i-..,
grave. This medicine has been used ::
great bene6t 10y immense numbers Of ~,
throughout the republic, and the pror-;,.,
have received grateful eomnendstiops g
all sections of the country. The Bitter. =
be found to be very pleasant to tie ,,.,
even as beverage, SAD prompt aud pa...
ful ia it, effect as medicine. l. i1fDs..,.-
vitality into the frame, and strengthen. ;.
Whole system. so that women who u,a :, :.
Enabled to go through With lsbors vl;.,
would. without it be certain 10 PROSTATE ,l,,.
Sold by all druggists.
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CHEsr SPRINGS. }
Nav D. lS6l [

4H' Editor DEAE SIR-OuT town for the
last few days has lad more tbe appearance Of
u military camp than that ~ peacalui aud
uu-preIeudIns village The stars AID stri-
pes are msjesrIcaily 'srIug fron tie tops
and windows of every house, church aud ship
III town. The streets ar hourly paradc'i With
bsuis of martial music
At carly cand e nght. the Chest Spring
HIshiaDders, accompanied 0y the ct'Izcus oi
{ hest Springs aud vicinity repaired 10 the
large ami ,mmO iJus school room III the Gor
Ouga. teudered To them By the directors for
the occasion.
Th. meeting was called to order By ap-
pointing Captain n. Nagle, of he hume
Guards presiden.. assisted by VI ID Wag
nrr, T. Ns!suu. 5 L rbiuson. j. Wagner. +.
N Pike. DR.. b f. Tomb. Capt Chrisry
and others. a. Vice Presidents
James Burk was theu called upon. H sta
ted the object OF the meeting, iu short but
elsaueut speech
J. Will was then loully called for. who
responded in a short but eloquent and patri.
rintIc speech.
The comp pany then proceeded to elect their
officers, resuiring a. follows
Cspiaiu.--Jntn Humphrey
2-t 1t -Petrs Kayl"r.
= IL. james j Will.
3 IT, Wm M'0rrm
= Serrt. Lax B-h-- 3 Sergt, NJ
F-eiv Ain i"hu VI Fe.ly.
1st Corporal. b VI Feeiv. = corp. Sam
Blake. 81 corp. } Daily. 4th Watts.
The election of officers vas mauie unani
nous by the company
Three cheers were then proposed for the
Union. which was responded To with u hear
ty good will. After this the company wa,
formed in regular order, aud escorted to tbe
hotel of Daniel Litzinger. by the Home Guar
ds. where all parted with the utmost good
feeling.
The Chest Springs Hehlanders are prin-
cipaIly composed of young unmarried men
| who were brought mp in the couutry-and US
ed to hard labor and are therefore able {,
| stand camp service much better than those
who are brought up iu the lap of luxury
They are just the kiud of men the country
wants at the present time. The company
has the required number IF men
Capt Humphrey starts for Harrisburgh to-
morrow.
Yours, &c
Be-lo.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
F-EAITAs

sss- All the letter tiers from camp Scott
at York in this State, loud N complain
ing of the mauuer ia which the volunteers
have been treated by the ''pnseEs that be.
at Harrisburph. A correspondent Of the
Johustorn Tribune says:
Our caup now contains over five thoussDi
men, who are drilled FIVE or six hours every
day. Not one half OF the number sup
piled with proper equ'pmenis Many "f tue
men are becoming dissatisfied With the hong
delay IL furnishing their outfits EerT many
O. the first men 10 respond TO the GoFsFBOr'>
csll for troops; left their homes nurriediy
without any preparation. under the belief that
they would be fully equipped; soon a. rhey
arrived in Harrisburgh 1t is uc- haif
month since they were ssnrn into serVice s..d
hey not YET equipped Those who w
Efst upen the raund IN Harrishurgh It app
-a,s are the lest g, RESERVE heir "urtit tioS
Curtin and bis .fficrTS az NsrTi>hu, :b apre.T
TO pay mnre attention tn ih- caunT at I-si
riciaus. who are fnlinwiug SnI,i- "f the rrgin-
inen;s. aud who have fri-i,'is iu .h-rn IhaF
thcy DO 20 the real wants "t the eul.Iisrs |
vas bur fair AMI just Ihar taa,- sh" ~-ys
fi,s; fn respond "a the G.'vss u"rs r.lI <'i,u'-
hr first equipped for the i-ld The 1T =
au1 81 sI-gIig"Bts f-ei inst they have bO'
been fairly dealt with. q hers Have bet,
sent ou before them t. the C.pir,l of rha D2-
ri.n Others again are fujls prepared q"
march. while are laying here -.i'ing th-
pleasure uf his Excallency. The Rssim. a
ffoers OF the 1sr. 81 aud 3 Regiments star
t,l for Harrisharsh this morning "a reinon
s:rste alsinst this Injustice. ] hope they
will be enabled - change the policy of th-
powers that bs. aai that We will Be put "a
proper trim TO receive our Southern eaus
Ins.
No;hing can be G-Eei in palls:ion ~ this
shameful treatment On the part cf Governor
Curtin 4 sufficient s.nouUt Of money Wa
appropriated by tbe legislature for armiug
clothing and rendering omfortable cur gal
iaut volunteers. who have left their happy
homes. at the call of their country. Their
is evidently something rotten or wrong in
this Kingdom of Denmark " Governor Car
ru is evidently more anxious 10 sllo1 few
dishonest and gr1sping individuals to max,
,non"y. than to provide Tor The comfo.t OF the
voluutee Neither the soldiers, nor thei.
friends at home. will sooa forget the oulrag
eous trestmen; they have received.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
AGRICULTURAL.

!" HE MANAGERS OF THE CANDsrss33 CN.,ss33
Il County Agricultural Society are - J;
tn meet at the office Of ID. II. Roberts =. -
Ebensburg. at O'Clock P. NJ, on oA'-'o
lsi day of June 1861.
By order Of the Prest. c..'f.
May Is '6l-st D. J. |oNr'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

WrrLir Wo,ks-The establishment Of NJ.
Juhu Parke. J,hnstown. is decidedly the
best place Ia Western Peunsy lvania. TO puT
chase any article in his liue OF business. II 5
stock of marble is the finest that can be pro-
cured, while his work is neatly and tasteful
ly executed. Call and examine for yoursel-
yes
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

re- a secession ordinance has been pas
sed by the Tennessee Legislature. subject TO
vote of the people on the Srh Of June a
similar ordinance has been passed by North
Carolina aud A,kansas Missouri aud Ken
tucky still rem so true To their first love.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

Gz-The following communication was recei-
ved too late for pubiicdtiod last week Our
correspondent should mail his letters day
sooner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
COR BnDitace WINNER. Abbot Of

e5-Rv BnDifaCe WINNER, Abbot Of the
reiisinus order of B nedictiucs. has orgaui-
zri V"iuu'e'r company composed OF :he
numbers "t the Mnnast cry. near Lsrrnbe.
Wes'""rlsud C"un'y II accepted, they vii,
doubtless rem ier good service 70 he country.
History proves that good chr i-tiaus make the
hravc>t ao1 IN ~ iuvincibie soldiers
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

Good poetry that, is it not Mr. Editor said
Mnrdecsi ss We handed the paper back to him
Yes. first rate, We replied We'll then.' said
Mordecai If yon treat to the small beer, you
may publish it in the next Democrat aud SEN
tinel. Agreed. We replied 'Wellthen.' said
Mordecai. Il move we 60 and get the small
beer forthwith. 1 hav'nt been, ,as dry as am
now siuce / had the measles.
Suicide "A man named Andrew STUDY
committed suicide AZ his resi- Ienca in Carroll
tnwnship On last Friday evening. by cutting
his throat with razor He was alone at the
time, his wife the only other u,e nIher of the
family at home, having gone 70 the barn for
the purpose of milking When discovered
he was laying on his face. in pool of blood
iu front Of a l"oking sass. dead. His hand
still retained the razor with the rigid grasp If
death. He attempted to drown himS.lfa few
weeks ago. and was supposed TO be partially
insane He was a coal digger by trade and
was employed until recently. By firm in the
neighhnrhood of Hollidaysburg He lust
about $500 recently BY che failure # a rrer
employer, a misfortune which seemed to prey
upon his mind, rendering bin gloomy ard irri-
table. q probably led to the perpetratior of
rash act. He owned considerable real estate
ia Carroll township. aud was in good circum-
stances He was about 60 years Of age. aud
aud leaves wife, aud son abust 16 years
old