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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

e. Revd. WIN. Bacon Stevens, has been eIec-
ted assistant Bishop Of the Episcopal Church in
this State, in the place Of Bishop Bowman, de
ceased
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30
"A N "A G1T
For the Protection Of Sheep and Tax
ing of Dogs in the County OF Cambria

SECTION / Be it enacted By tie Senate
and house of ReDreseat1tires If the Common
lreaIh of Pennsylvania IN Eca5rgl -isssmJy
met and Il Is hereby enacted ty the authority
Of the sIBle That from and after the passage
Of this act it shall be the duty of the Com
missioners Of the county Of Cambria, AM they
are hereby required 10 cause al accurate re-
turn to be taken annually Icy the assessors of
the several townships and b0roughs within
tho said county of Cambria, Of all dogs up
wards of one month Of age. owned or possessed
By any person Or persons within their Fcs?rc
tive townships or boroughs, particularly no
ting the number owned or possessed by each
person and keVt about any one house aud
Rhen the said commissioners shall have so
ascertainod the number OF dogs aforesaid.
they shall levy and cause to be collected an
nually. from every person or persons owning
and possessing one dog, fifty cents. for Every
second dog kept about the sane hoGse, one
dollar and frty cents and for every additional
dog, two dollars aal dstg cents, by the col
lectors Of the several townships aud boroughs,
| at the same time and IN the same manner,
the county rates and levies are collected, for
which the said collectors shall be allowed five
! per centuul out Of the money SO collected and
| paid into the county treasury; and II shall be
! the duty of the county treasures TO keep sep
arate accounts of the money arising TrOu
! the tax on dogs, and the said money shal. be
/ and is hereby Appropriated as fund for re-
muaeratinZ The inhabitants of said county lor
/ any loss they shall sustain after the pa. age
Of this act by sheep being destroyed By a
dog or dogs.
SECTION ,. That every dog kept OF staying
about any house shall be deemed sufficient
evidence Of ownership to authorize the asses
sor to return the person inhabitiug said house
as the possessor Of such dog: any person
sending his or her dog from house to house,
or from place to place, ID order TO evade The
said tax or to evade the rates above the hTsi
dog shall pay double the rate Of tax therefor
and every dog not returned shall be deemed
TO have no owner and and may be lawfully
killed by any person seeing him run at large
SECTION That Il any person in the said
county Of Cambria, shall permit any dog tC
be kept or remain about his premises, that i
not returned by him to the asse sor, such per
son shall be liable, ifsued before any justice o
the peace. to pay fee of three dollars, Will
costs, one half of which fine shall be for II,
use of the informer. and the other half TO b.
paid bv the Justice n the county treasurer
and by him placed with the fund Of taxes OF
dogs said fine to be recovered as debts o
that amount are by law recoverable.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

TIE railroad fare for regiment of on
thousand troops from Cincinnati to Washing
ton City, costs the government Sl3,96O.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30


e. As the following sections OF an Act
passed By the Legislature last winter. VIII
be interesting to many Of cur readers, We
give them a place in our columns. Although
it IS doubtless true that '' every dos Will
have its day" It seems that If every man viii
have his dog. be must pay for him We
think the law I good one. It will tend to
encourage the rearing Of sheep in cur county.
for which We think her soil and climate ad-
mirably adapted, Mountainous regions, have
always been regarded as better suited for wool
growing, than the Iowlands The appetite
Of the dog for nut on, Is not surpassed by
that of MS first cousin the wolf, and fearful
havoc always marks - his descent on the
fold This :act has prevented our farmer
f.om raising sheep to any great extent, but
As the following Act remedies the evil of which
they complain, we should not be surprised
if in a few years, Camb il viii be ole of
the most extensive wool growing counties in
the State
IA MAJ "A &IE~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

Csz- TIE A7sghaaian denies. that it called Ger
tain Democrats Uncircumcised traitors. We ap-
peal to any one who had patience enough to read
the twadding article in question, if that was not
The idea conveyed in the sentence 70 which ve
referred, in our article in reply the following
week The object Of the AHegIaman article
seemed to be. to prove that all Democrats are
traitors However no one was very badly hurt
by it, excepting Barker and his deputies. The
Democracy of course treated it with contempt, in
all Of which they showed their good sense.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

O. Thomas Wildey, the founder Of Odd Fell
lowslip in the United States, died recently in
Baltimore, at an advanced age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE CHEHIsrEr OF MEDlcyE-,-
the special delights which 50 richly -,
our visit to New England, was the i6.-,... .-.'
It WIS cur privilege 10 make Of DE- r =
Aver Il CO : laboratory. at Lowell A..
though We knew by kea--say that.
large, yet We we're surprised when ws
into view Of its real magai:ule. ana III
more 10y the extent and compliea,fa- -.
truly immense business. The whole
sive structure Is IN fact one vast r,,.-.
laboratory. ia which the process. ,s
wonderfl. art are constantly going %. r-
co-ehemical science has found thar tS- h..
tive property Of any subs,aucs gs.s. -- -
one or more Of lis component paris q.
the remedial effects opium zra Que z-..--
the morrAia It contains. ai,hausa Ills -s
one-eighteouih part of i-z weight. ..s ..-
seventeen parts are gum. rz--se.-ss .-.
ert or offensive matter. D-. t.r-. ..
separates she medical properties
stance employed. sua ra -- s--
processes bg which ,le .--.es ..-a
cal agent are chased -asaa-r -
until Jhey come Gus e.G-...e'r -- --
These concentrated. ru-l5-. uaa5s-- ~.
ties. or virtues. are finally CON
, 70 produce the remedies a.i.. a
themselves d reputation fs- -arl9..l
hence. al over tLe wa-,i- N-.... -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

Prentice defines the slavery issne to bt
about p 600 niger babies year"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

rebellion, yet because they would not become
Abolitionists, they denounced them as Secession
lists. They would not agree that those who
would not 60 in for Iiberating the slaves, were
pure patriots and friends Of the Union, although
fighting in its defence. Their scnseessfanatieisrn
has dissusted many patriotic men who acted with
the Republican party last year, and caused them
to join the Democracy the only Union party in
the land. Of course there are many Republicans
who love their country, revere the Constitu-
ton and are therefore not Abolitionists. But
they should remember, that it is controlled by
flnatical members Of that organization and should
therefore dissolve all connection with 1t at once
The Battle al FBan's Bun.
1t is truly heart sickening TO read the de-
tails of the recent unfortunate battle near
Leesburg, Virginia. The loss Of life in pro
portion to the number of men engaged, is
without parallel in the history of the pres
ent war. 1t had made many mourners The
action seems to have been badly planned. 4
handful Of our troops we're thrown across the
Potomac into Virginia, in the face OF an over
whclming force of rebels. On landing they
were almost entirely cut OF lrom commuu!ce-
ton with their reserves, SGT or three rot
ten scows were the only t1 ounss at their dispo-
SAL for conveying reinforcemeuts from the
Maryland side. Under the circumstances.
the gallant Baker and his men, went into the
action. with death aud defeat staring them in
the face, bu; although driven back. and al
most literally cut to pieces by the enemy,
they scorned to surrender. Immortal be their
memory. If they had been properly supper
ted, Lees5urg would to day be IN the possess,
ion of the Federal troops. Poor Baker, our
country Will not soon see his ike again. In
the concluding words of his immortal eulo-
GUM on Broderick,
6 Great soul, true heart.
Hal and farewell "
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

GA Confederate ietter-vri.eT from Mis-
souri, says that the German troops are every
unattraoliys in their appearance No doubt
when attacked, they viii DO found terribly re-
pulsiye.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

ST LOUIS Oct 24-Col Morgan. vita
two hundred and twenty men Of the Eight
eenth Missouri Regiment. aud two pieces Of
artillery, had a fight with s0mc four hundred
Rebels, on Big Hurricane Creek, Carol
county, last Saturday. killing fourteen, taking
eight prisoners, and pntting the balance 20
fight
Col Morgan had fourteen wounded.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

|aef HaoFs Har R.t ..--.
srarauvs i.r masking The L-i- gross --
irz falling aut. aud restoring =--E hair
original color, Is becoming c-,.d-.-
the guack ucstrums are giving way fir.
Three fgr-h> Of fha mixtures t.- -..-
and Identifying tae aa.r. a. F. @-.
-thzu good. They tu-u It u7-5.s-g
life of is roots-na-a cl- .r.- El @
produce premature la,-a-s Ga. .
Woods Restorative nay BE- relied an
containing nothing vhlsa ea- IN any n.--
be Injurious io the hair. willie lis =-e-.-
accomplishing WHAT It rr-'ru-s 10 %
been verified IL huri-e-= Of e-s-s- rs
wise gray heads, and heads getting h-.--
who wish 10 save 1hcir Wool or Obtain e 2
stock, ~ get . bottle of Woods Ges,a--.s.
y ]. Democrat
SID Is al respectable Dsugg
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30


From the last data Obtained If Uar-.Saa's
Island, up 20 late last evening fost. p ;
II is believed that the number of killed ) 1@-
wounded in aur possession and IN ihe posses
Of tie enemy. III; missing, NOW Tr.SaGIoS iu
the hands of the enemy or wandering IN the
woods on both sides of the river, not ozcee-
ding 100 The total loss in missing killed
and wounded 620 This vii be reduced by
men returning 10 camp, as they are caustaut-
Iy coming IN.
The oiiears and u.en behaved vllL ,La
most extraordinary uraza Thy were n--s
s-i ly ag ,ya-as s1esiae force. lu- -.aaa i-G
until their whole supply If ammunition gave
ou'. and tAcn retrsaled 10 TIE river an-
threw tLeiI guns and swords into Il TO gre
vent th.jr being taken hv tile saau.y.
Colonel Joshua T O-ea OF the second
Regiment, California Brigade a-r.rel her,
20 night direct from EiEaris' Ferry, related
the toilaglag additional particulars IN reEars
10 the recent cu-a-clneuut.
The force engaged on orr side was seven
tceo huai-en aud thirty-siz. or the number
killed, wounded and missing two Luul-e.
aud tAirty-seyea belong 10 Cr.oIci Baker
Regiment
Captain Vaughan. who was sent over t
bring ,he dead, reports thata large nu-ale
Of the Rebels slain were carried away. wl.l
others wC5ein-errel on the ta'-.g &. Il
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

What do young ladies' look for in church q?
The hius.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

-J-H Davis IS 4,I.ichmoud.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-30

Read our advertisements ofthis week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

the secessionists will pay him. A few days
ago, some 80 northern men on that rail
road were assured, on condition they would
enlist, they should have their wages in ar
reas paid them, and uniforms found other
wise they must leave the State aud get no
pay. A large number put down their names
got their back wages due from the Il. II.
Co.-put on the military-but on roll-cal
had marched--Nonh. AT Nashville there
are many rebel companies forming, but
have no guns or equipments, no inlorma-
ton as to military tactics, and no officers TO
drill the motley group. Nevertheless, they
confidently expect, as soon as they can get
guns, TO march upon Cairo, and ripe out
every id Yankee in the land. Until
the success Of Beauregard at Fort Sumter
-'eihom any loss Of tJe, as this rabble be-
lieve-there were many Union men at
Nashville, but the surrender of Fort Sum-
ter so elated the people, that they believe
they can end the war and subduc the en-
tire Northern people in about three months
OF actual service. So much for Tennessee,
southern education and bravery!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Married.

In Grafton, May 9, by Rev s Adams Mr.. GEORGE
FABR Of Wudham, aud Miss HARRIET A. STILES Of
Grafton.
In Brsttleboro, May 2, by Rev f. c. Williams, DANIEL
KELLOGG, Jr., and MARGAREr J. MAY, both OF d.
In West Halifax, April IL By Rev J. Clifford, Mr.. WELLS
Il. TiIuRBEK and Miss NANCY L, SWAN both Of Halifax
In Wilmington, May 5, by Rev Mr.. Baliou, Mr. EDGAR
+. BOYD, acd Miss MARY Il. J. TYLER, both Of W.
In Wapoe, n. H., May 2, by Rev }. M.stowe Mr. T. A
CHAPLIN Bellows Falls and Miss W A. BAiC of keene
Pcrkinsyilie MAY /, by Rev. N. Cadworth Mr. JOHN
p FIELD Of Weatherseid, and Miss SUSAN A. BATES OF
Springfield.
In Woodstock, April p, by Rev NJ X oder, Mr. GEORGE
T. DIMICk, the lst Vermont Regiment, and Miss MAR
TIA MARIA MANN both Of Woodstock.
In Windsor, May !, by Rev. f. IL. Byington. Mr.. p o.
HARRIS aud Miss MARY Z. WALKER, both of Wealth
ersiled.
In Walpole Apr "a, by Rev, J. NJ. Stowe CHARLES /.
Mestmoreland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

PRoCToRsvILLE.-A gentleman who
has been for some time past conductor on
one of the railroads in Tenn, returned TO
his fathers house in Proctorsville on the
Ilth inst. lie left Nashville last week.
So completely do the newspapers and lead
ing men in that region keep the people in
ignorance Of the condition of the country,
that it is impossible, he says, to learn what
is doing at the North. Nor did he know.
till he arrived in Ohio, that there wds a
North in other words, that the entire North
was unit in support of the Government
at Washington. He says every young man
there, is being forced into the army-to
whip the Yankees-while old men are
formed into military companies as home
guard TO protect themselves against the
dreaded slave instruction. All northern
men are invited to enlist into the rebel ar
my or advised to leave. He chose the lat
ter, leaving his earnings of many months
due him, behind, which he never expects
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
DIXIE.--A PARODY.

By Gao. NJ CLARK.
I'm going home, fast as ! can,
To join the boys for Washington;
Look away, look away, look away Dixie Land
And when we get to Washington
Oh how well make the rvbels run;
Look away, look away, look away, Dixie Land
Choyas.-llow wish I was in Dixie, hurrah hurrah
In Dixie laud we'll take our stand,
Aud win or die in Dixie
Away, away away down South in Dixie,
Away, away, away down South in Dixie
Now here's a health to all the b'hoys
Who've gone to fight iG the civil wars
Look away, &c.
We hoIe they II SIT the good from evil
Aud send the r. bells ali to the - Dixie
Look away, Sc.
Chorus.
There's General Butler and General Scott
And lots Of others have got;
LooE away, sc.
While way down south there's Beauregtrd,
II lac comes this way We II bore him hard
Look away, sc.
Chorus.
The rebel leader, Uncle jeff
When Old Abe gets, he II lose his breath
Look away, sc
For though he married cd Zaehs's daughter,
iTSont save his neck from Abrams haIler.
Look away, &e.
Chorus.
Three hearty cheers for all true men,
And all who fight for the Union;
Look away, &c.
and every traitor, sick we'll,
Wen give hunea down into - Dixie.
Look away, sc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
!" aShing Machine.
IL will do Washing. Sfarchin= aud yriur-

'iis machine has been thoroughly tested for the, z
taoiths and FOUND 10 do all that il vas designed ~ A,
y y adapted 20 ali kinds of clothes, from pocket hausIkr
ehirf TO bed guilt You wiring your clothes In lss
tnan one quarter q the time and dr CT tst tls
VII DRY IN one half the time and iriurr vcrr el.
one hait a. much - when tss Ell by hand This IN
= ore " tns spring rolls eoscr. with rubber ana -
a. 70 run together With great pressure, and f-T
ttst anu -y The springs In are %
= 20 5le'd he ost IN the scDfFr where IN. hum ~ n
cotier are conducted ~ tay pas het them NJ .,s
lsae tue sprns nit the rubber % tisht around fs
soses tat they come through nrary enough - ir.
"Aefsf uneven The arueHt may & Il receives a ....i
anentt = pre-snre The clothes 4asis b. mi.
VII rrlairs no rubbing exr!t the slirfi..f rrt. se =
with the hands ''s"' iae
The aaehse Is ndry's patent and the sub.er;.~ h..
ssa@s thr right IL Inanafacur aud N3..s,, an,
Wind er csusifirS PRIV <l&tp : ~. ~, s'
ieiic~s Falls, VI ttt. s. i<ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

READING.-A town meeting viii be held
at the centre meeting house in Reading, on
the 24th inst, at l o'clock p. NJ, TO Gil the
vacancies in the offices of town clerk and
town treasurer, occasioned by the recent
decease of G. D. Merrill, Esq. We hope
the citizens will not forget TO do something
at that meeting TO encourage the young
men of Reading to enroll themselves under
the stars and stripes and 90 forth TO fight
the great battle of freedom. Reading is
represented in the first regiment, now in
active service, by but two persons. All
should be willing to make sacrifices for up
holding the Union, for all are interested in
the maintenance of law and constitutional
government. Look to this matter, men of
Reading
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

SoUTH READING.-The patriotism OF
South Reading, gave vent TO itself last Sat
urday by raising liberty pole 1l5 feet
high, and the national flag with the stars
and stripes was hoisted thereon, amid the
roar o. guns and ringing of the village
church bell. This bell, by the way was a
gift to The village, by the late Ebenezer
Robinson, an honored soldier of the revolu-
ton. We are informed that the
marriage we published last week, of f. d.
Keyes and Martha +. Leslie is hoax, but
as we copied it from another paper, we
don't feel much responsibility. Hope to
hit nearer right next time
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

I'VE, the subscribers, being duly appointed By the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Westminster co
missoners to receive examine ard adjust al claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of HtLAt
HENRY Eco late Of Rockingham. in SAID District decreased
and also all claims aud demands exhibited in Offset
and six months from the third day Of May 1851 be al
loved b. said Court for that purTo do thcrf here
by give NorIcE. that will attend the business
said appointment the oe Of A. Wentworth, Jr in Bel
lows fa In sid District. the third Saturday June
and October next from nine O'Clock A. NJ until fur O'Clock
p. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
a. wENTwoxTH, JR,
GATES PERRY. Commissioners
GEORGE SLATE,
Msy II, A. D. ISL. @9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
STATE OF yERMoNT., A. Probate

STATE OF yERNONT,l At Probate Court,
DIST. WESTMINSTER S, held at Grrffon, within
and for said District the 10Th DAY Of May, 1861.
An Instrument purporting be the last will and tesla
mcnt Of SOLOMAN HOLMAN late Of Windham, in said
district deas being presented TO the Court here by Asher
Putnam The executor therein named for prohate It IS
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned terin,
be notified appear AZ session Of said court to be held at
the Inn Of A X Wilder in Rockingham in said district
the first wednesday Of June. A. D. 1851. and show
If any they may have against .he probate Of said will FIR
which purpose 1t is further ordered that copy II the
ord Of this order he published three weeks successfully, in
the EHlSss ftIs TsEs printed sid Rockingham, in
this State, NAV be copy Of record
4ffcsi, BENZ ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton. May 10. 1851 za-22
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Died

In Westminster, May a. A. v. D. UNDERWOOD, aged IS
Massachusetts papers please copy.
In Sterling. H., April % at the residence of her
Mrs C0lNA aged ~ widow Of the late David Leayit of
Boston, formerly OF Putuey, Vt.
In Reading May s, Of consumption, GoRToN b. MEi-
RlLL, aged 40 years.
deceased the time of his DEATH held the Offices
Town Clerk and Town lie highly respect
able citizen and his loss will be deeply felt by his fellow
and his relatives. The funeral
preached saturday by Rev. W 5. Balch.
In Springfield April ~, of consumption EDDY H. young
est child Of r. H. and Elizabeth A. Meaeham, aged
months and II days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
HYDRO-MAGNETIC sIpHo.

FOR me PREVENTION AND or AL DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS THE KiDSKYs STOMACH
AND BOWELS. AND PREVENTION or CONCEPTION.
THIS sho, when used prevents and cures Nervous De
putty, costveness Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint II,acl.
or Whites, Prospsus Ute Falling Of the
Womb obstruccd Mrns alton all Complaint az tf
Urfnai Organs, Kidneys af,i Bowels
The sipho enables all prevent and curc disease .ho,
recourse TO drugs herbs pills, IL i eretly
sae II VIII last lifetime, without getting out OF orirr
aud never falls IL is simple can be used by e;it ~
acts Theoretically aud chemically. removing .sorlo. and
destroy Ing all morbid secrrtions aud poisonous matter +,
the stset IL Is cassnt TO imp strength ami liz,
% te body enhVens the spirits npats 10 the
mint aud gives tone snd elasticity an who ur /, tlet
WI, .s Tor yesrs wotses those whose health or cir
10 not. ts'An Increase of
or hbit their offspring but he used DURING r
nancy, as It would produce miscarriage 49,
Nc seHd trffh eash Sto sBos'aAt PIRATE aaf ea, s
- -, nofm ton for ite Afz0sd. aad Dass eonissiaf,n
Hns'agf, also, J'EA d'feciioax for as Hss
PAIL NOT 10 sEcURE ONE
Single oncs s5; cheaper quality sa zach o,ei.
ihes are securely packed, and forwarded to all
DIR J. RUSSELL
tBoA B-l IliOil BEooKLrS, New xork.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Benereent Institution, established tby special Fn.or-
ment for the Relief Of the Sick Distrsse afflicted
. Nren and chronic Diseases, and especially the
ttIe Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
ADV lCE given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
- VALUABLE REPORTS ON spermstorrhaa and other
diseases o. the Sexual Organs and the NEW RENEDIE
IN the Dpenry sent in scaled envelopes free Of
Two or three Stamps tor postage acceptable A-
Phi.edelphia, Pa. 151I '