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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

"MoRE HAY. An old gentleman who
was always Dragging how folks used to work
in his younger days, one day challenged his
two sons to pitch on load Of hay as fast as
he could The challenge was accepted +,
the hay wagon driven around, and the trial
commenced. For some time the old man
held his own very creditably, calling out
'More hay More hayl" Thicker and
faster it came The old man was nearly
covered still he kept crying, More hay
more hay ~ AT length, struggling to keeT
on top of the ill-arranged heap, 1t began tS
roll, then to slide, and at last it went oi
from the wagon and the old man with it,
"What are you here for?' cried the boys
II came down after more hay
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
Carving Bundles,

Many persons have a contemplate fear Of
being seen carrying bundle however small,
having the absurd idea that there is So
cial degradation in the act. The most trl-
fling, as well as weighty packages, must be
sent to them, no matter how much to the in
convenience of others. This arises from a low
kind Of pride There is pride that is high,
er; that arises from the consciousness Of
there being something in the individual not
to be affected by such aocidents-worth and
weight of character This latter pride was
exhibited by the American son of Jerome
Napoleon Bonapar;e, while he was in col
ege at Cambridge. He was one day carry
ingto his room broom he had just purchas-
ed, when he met friend, who, noticing the
broom, with surprise exclaimed, why did
you not have it sent home?' 81 am not
ashamed to carry home anything that be-
longs to me" was the sensible reply Of young
Bonaparte. Very different pride this, FROM
that of young lady whom VIC know, whC
always gave her mother all the bundles t.
carry when they went out together, becaus'
she thought it vulgar to be seen with on
herself
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
The Right Sort of Talk.
lFtom llle NashviIle rnion.l


Some problems solve themselves, or rath-
er time, the wJnder-worker, the philosopher.
works them. 1t is said that, to save labor
Talleyrand used to put all his correspon-
dence aside for month, and he found that
Father Time answered most Of his letters,
and saved him the trouble and expenses Of
a secretary.
That riddle of the Sphynx, slavery, which
has dragged SO many souls
-ro death aud deadly night"
and which has, as yet, found no Gdipus to
unravel it, perhaps may be solved by time
and the chances Of war. Let us wage this
war honestly, fiercely, untiringly, unceasing-
Is, resolved to strike unsparingly at every
agency, instrument and help of the rebellion,
and Providence, which has guided this ma :
ton hitherto, will, in his own good time and
way settle this vexed question. There is
no probability that the obstinacy Of the reb'
els will leave any part of the problem to be
eliminated at the close of the war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

THE Chicago Board Of Trade on Wednes..
day, in order TO promote enlistments in the
old regiments agreed to close their places
of business after one clock, for the rest OF
this week. and thus if possible, fill up the
quota, and obviate the necessity Of a draft.
At the Eas' the business men are equally
active In Boston, recently, a grand pro-
cession marched through the streets to stim.
ulate recruiting. The three years quota of
Massachusetts, is 900, of which l3,SOf
had enlisted up to Monday last. In that
in lieu of drafted men for the same period,
ard the nire month regiments are rapidly
filling mp. New Hampshire's quota for the
first 800, 900 is already full, and the other
quotas are being completed. In two sparse
y settled counties, a regiment Of 200 men
was raised in four days A little of such
activity in this vicinity would do no harm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
The Fruit Crop.

The time for the peach crop Of Western
New York to move to market is fast ap-
proachine, and those interested are making
preparations for purchase, sale and delivery.
The crop will be pretty laige one. Con-
tracts for the best orchards near Rochester
have been made at one dollar per basket.
The apple crop of New England this sea-
son will exceed that OF any previous year.
The supply of winter apples will be unIsu-
allv full, and the fruit will be large, far,
and OF very superior quality, the season
having been uacommonly favorable for its
Growth. Y. Jour. of Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

MIR SnELnABARGER, live man, and
o,e of the best Representatives Ohio has m
fhe present Congress, has been nominated
hv the Union party for election from tne
Columbus District. Sam Cox Will be tne
candidate Of the butternut Democrats In
that District.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

The rebel Gen. Ruggles has issued an or
der from Tongipohoa, louisiana, ordering
negroes who give information to the FEEDER,
ais or enter or attempt to enter Federal
lines, to be punished with death by shooting,
in presence of the other slaves from SUI
rounding plantations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

TIE Chicago Tiues spys that Col. Nul;
ligan was arrested on the two charges OF
having permitted rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas to enlist in his regiment and the
Scotch Brigade, and Of having failed to re-
port his command to the War Department,
in accordance with an order recently issued
requiring all commandants q re- regiments 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
(which is the Traitor"

Under this caption, there appeared in the
Steubenville Union of last week, honied
sentence from one of Vallandigham
speeches, which is placed in contrast with
sentence, said 10 have been spoken by Mr..
Bingham, NJ G. of this District, the OBJ
iect of which was to make Bingham appear
a greater traitor than Vallandigham; The
sentence which Mr. Bingham should have
uttered, reads as follows
"Who, in the name Of Heaven, wants the
Cotton States, or any other States, TINS
side of perdition, to remain In the union'
! if slavery is to continue"
That Mr. Bingham ever made such a
declaration, we ventured, without consulting
him. to deny, and called upon the editor o'
the Union to say when or where the expires
sion was uttered, or where it was to be
found, or acknowledge the injustice Bu
our neighbor, (who is somewhat given u
putting words in the mouths OF his polltlca
opponents, they never uttcred,) does no
find it convenien. to do either. On tn
contrary, he reiterates the charge by sayint
that he has no fear at all, II misrepresenfet
: Mr.. Binghdm's sentiments. In othe
words, he holds that Mr.. Bingham did ut
ter the disunion sentiment attributed I
him above, and that the Twenty first Con
} gressional District has elected to, and is re
presented in Congress by, man VINO Is
3 greater traitor than Vallandigham Sucf
) If not the language,is the logic OF the al
: ticle that appears in to-days Union, a r.
s Election alike upon Mr. Bingham and h
: loyal constituency. Based upon sentimei
4 attributed to him, which he authorizes as
/ san he never uttered or advocated-h;
t never written nor spoken. Having failee
1 TO produce any authority to sustain hlmsel
+ with this pointed denial on the part OF M
IS Bingham, will the editor of the Union CO
b tinue to outrage the public's sense OF lusti
o by reiterating the charger We shall Sc
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

GEN. ScHoFIELD has levied contribu-
,;on M half A million on the Secession SYM
natbizers of st. Louis, to be collected I'M
mediately. Disloyalty will prove an expen1'
siye luxury in that city, This is an excel
lpnt plan for crushing treason.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
Union Congressional Nominations

ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
At the Union Congressional Conyentio9a,
held at Portsmouth, August 9th, Hon: H.
S. Bundy, of Jackson county, was nomlna-
ted
FIfTBTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
At the Union Convention, held at Marietta,
August 26, Hon. VIM. p. Cutler was nomi
mated unanimously.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

THE news from Missouri is cheering
The Union troops are cutting up and scat. :,
tering the guerrilla bands splsn9idi7. fhe
State has furnished most Of the soldiers
that are performing this work, and yet the
Southern papers in estimating their fight,
ING population, always include Missouri IN
their calculations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

Ono has sent sixteen regiments to the
seat of war. Double the number might De
made ready by this time could clSthing and an
other equipments be procured. Within the
last fourteen days fifteen regiments nave
been organized and armed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

"J KNOW girl SO modest, Sam, dat she
ordered her beau out ob de house. wv nat
for, Pompey?' 'Bekase in condensation
on de .subjec' OBJ de wedder, he said de WIND
had shifted"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

THERE are but two parties now in the
United States, the party Of patriots ana
The pdrty of traitors. To which do you be-
hns?- Nashville Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

WHO are the dishonest people? Hard,
ware merchants-they sell iron and steel
for living. ana a.H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04

Jra man cheat you once, blame him; II
a second time, blame yourself.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-04
Dclmont Chronicle.
ST. OIL AIRS WILL E;
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, Issa.
The War in Virginia.

The Contest on the Roppohannock- Ad-
rance Of the Rebels IN Immense Force
Desperate attempt to Turn our Position
Our Army Strongly Re enforced =, and
mishes-Fow Days SeUere Fghting-
Death Of Gen. Bohien- His GaHanhy
at the Head Of has Mea-Bfil,ant CaU-
oby Charges.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

- r-r.re Of a writ Of AL Veuditioni
Di sued out If the Court Of Common
z....ilf u cambria County, and to me direc>
= 70 will he expUsed to Public Sale at
..' c-.r ,--. Iou,e. IN Ebeusburg, On Monday
~ Inv Of June next at l c'ciOck P.
=. r.-swinE Real Estate, to wit:
-. ..'. .... -:-i.t, title and interest Of Peter
.-r me # Defendants, of, in and To a
-. marcel Of land, situate in White
r.n Cambria couutyTs adjoining lands
NJ Weld. John Beers and Others, con
=, -rr., hundred and twenty ac,es, more
sb,rt twenty acres of which are
l.ev=ns thereon erected a small plank
m,,y IN lie occupancy Uf Frederick
A.. a piece or parcel IF land situ~
Wli.s township, Cambria county, al
.-Il.4;- # /. ". Weli sud other land
',.,r...,t. and others, containing thirty
.--r.,. rsarc OF less. having a saw mill
-r..---t. now in the occupancy of L.
w-F Taken III execution aud tO be
q. .. o. .--s- # Martin R,iI
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
r., O1i.e Ebeusburz, May Il. l662.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
=. IL. Pettenstf, 90

lev v,sa5 Agents Il9 Nassau Stree.
rstbs -o..; ..-i and 10 State street. Boston
caaT q. T.. saorIzed Agents for the "DEw,
al and ~ rm--NIISEL." and the most infiuen-
he IT, est circu ating Newspapers in
e ennC,..,S S'stes and Canadas. They
ov-vs- r,"d C"sfed 70 contract for Us at onr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

Prepared by ER. : CTEEES I q,
Practical snG EaslutiHsl Ch-r'''--s lo,yu.i Mass
SOLD by
Il. ). Runn, EhenShUrg; ( T. Frs zer; ,TuluS
town; S;sigerwalt aud Mauchel, Ca....ll~
town z. II. Shields L,relJ3; NJ Douglas.
Chess Springs AMI 10y Dea.-rs cveEy-,l.ele-
Aprii p lse2-ly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
NOTICE.

s,s ,'sl>ons =, are hcre6y Motif d not 10 pur-
fg.- ~ Me r Tor Ten Dollars aud fifty ,entS.
.=r,,,! y! tAe underS;g gued % S,aue, Ed.
s.yiv.5 .."'eG III March last, for which
,rs MI 10 value, aal will not ray the
--'-ss compelled to do so by law.
N,rr, 80, LEVI MOORE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
NOTICE.

-. .'--sleT ot Cambria County has gran
-, Us :, Lestamentary on the estate Of
J. tt"ewS, Jr., late ct White towns
-s-'~ed. ~. Al persons indebted 70 saiti
~ p. Come onward and make payment
,- N'yin- claims against the same
s'l-.E-. t.eln properly authenticated for
II ..''', JOSEPH MILLER Ext
- p April so, 1862 -I2-Gt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

ALSO-At the same time and place will
be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground. on which the taxes remain un-
paid. and which have been returned to the
Commissioners. agre' ally To- the Act of AS
seml4y of April 29th 1914.
Acr,s lots 4VsobsuU TJ,,rneIi,,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
Dyam0gnAp AMD syam.p1ygraI,.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
CAMBRIA COUNTY. A. d 1890

Of C-NoEAI TED LANDS AND LOTS IN
CAMBRIA COUNTY. A. D. 1862.
/, THOMAS CALLAN. Treasurer ,r Can,
bria County, in the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, i'll pursuance of the several Acts of
Assembly of said Commonwealth directing
the time and manner of selling Unseated
Lands for taxes. do HEREBF GIVE No
IICb, that the following desert oed tracts of
unseated lands and Its Of ground, in the
said County Of Cambria, or such parts there
OF as may be necessary to paw arrearages of
taxes due thereon. for one year or more. will
be offered for sale at the COURT HOUSE.
IN the Borough OF Ehensburg. on the second
MONDAY (being the 9th day. OF JUNE
next, and continue by adjournment from
day to day. until the whole be spld, for such
arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily ac-
cruIng thereon
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE.
Tire subscribers o=.r .lse following vs.,..a-
bic property, at private sale, on alost rea-
sonable terms aud easy payments
TOWN LOTS ~ EBENSBCRG.
Lot No. Ia, having thereon e1e,lsd a
Small Stone House, adjoining re>.deuce T
Rev Nj, HaTbiScl-
Lots LIS, !SG. lS7. lSS. square Il I..f-
fronting on Lloyd street. Lots l.5 and l-ti
adjoining residence ef John LLOYD. E~r -
Lots Il aul /! u .ot L adjoining residence
Of Geo- c. X. Zahm E~q- 1t NJ. - co.,
aeI Of High ami Phanoy street All tie
above are Desirable li's.s,.-- laS
ALSO { acres of Ian J. q nf = ilish ere
in the BUICugh. fronting ~ Julian stree
The tarr0!ltown Ptsrsi, Road rf1.s 5i!rcu-,l
this prupeTty-it WILL &c divided into lois ID
suit purchasers.
ALSO l25 acres u Ia.lJ s;.,..c IN Cam.
hTia township. kn-UH Of lie l-ry5p Ia.
Farm. ..haut Forty acres cleared 80 5..Ef r.
lands pf john Williams, Nm. g-f--,f.-
"ryoe Sid uiLerS. ALSO 20 acr,> s5raafr
IN Cambria township adjoining lands Il
Alex M'Nicker. john N'Br2a AL c.lr-S.
ALSO loo acres situate hear H-irL,.E IN
Washington township. aifiisuE laos Uf
Jacob Rurgoon Charles Noon, ,i,lchari Sharp
and Others
ANY O. all # the above leSoril 81 property
Will 90 sold on vtry accommodating terms. II
application o. aa9e II JAS. {. NDgE -
Pliis- :. Noon
EbenSjurg April 2i-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
AYERS
2 I 1 ], 3
Are curing the Sick 10 n ex:cr. rcver
before known of any Medicine.

lN3iL.lS. REED END .Tl6E FOR i0U5S2lrE2
'rIES mACEI, EE:.s-, lie well known r-rf'r.-r. Of
the>nlt sTett Philadelphia. wly>e CisUIcs IFysuCls
ale i'FInd Al almost esvry ioii,r, says:
" am h11Iy I" say uf yuur CAsHarTru T1trs 'irsI
ave tuHd il-.' better afnN 's-sne- - c'isiii1ii
ESe- ifrn ana "rir within le,.e st NV
friends lave realized marked n llf,Ili asa Go
,ucice with me IN I,-;ie, ~ .lr71 ill.,, r.s
STrues tor dyiu. disease ad riirir rl.e Srt Tney
not only s1fec-rlrl. II lia,,r u, L. taken
luale. winch must u,ske II,u sa.rrd IA illc Ia,5c
Mh.n iilsy are kEoy-u---
The venerable Chancellor gAEDrAN writes fonl b.
iImore, 18th Aisril. iS5s=
great benefit liSiiss>u-~s larnr i, - spfIire
and Bilious headache late wear, ,vt,aS,
nave used yuir Chey Psct,aI ISy yea7- Ia my 'n,ss
al coughs and oulds w.I uuiI- Noag MAKE
.ol ihr tie god have d,.Iie ard arr ,Ioii.e"
Join F BEATTY, Lee See o9Ils Poul RsilrpaG Co,
" Pc h. K orr. PsE4a.Igssa. f.,e. %. 1-5a.
Sir: take pleasure ga sa.-- a. -..,,,I,y lie
en- a'f 90 HuT iu-i.c sVlEe euvSi .eTy material
Fla.-- ,i ili s f-r-ll., t,, -FlI
ever s"u~e'ar Q" he, ~ ii.s ny E' rsrie lem
Tie widely TruVI- :. = - =, E-,, "a. D. vf Went
Iss 'Hg used g,. .1F,,RrHr Trr,. 20 r.,- r-cri,s
srri; afer5-rce that rr-r, ac atr irslte yr7
ci>s.ri-r-ti .r,rur> .f gl. f5,.- ,li.
.st~a>eS ril1t f,.'lg, s,e, ,- --.r, r'. z, ~,
2 Ia "ii rs-s~ -r- iIr-4rrge re-N 9sCrsilli,
7rs-.g rsa-d Pl~ ru -l- ..la..-
-aar,t ar, ,;.sr ss.e r,-r ts.s.a -. IRE >ls.,
's '.eH ..l, ...fs- "a. rn.... r-, ..ae
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'se r''ss,.a 's l.iE sa-s ,,eara'i, q.
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ia. NJ .yar- =. "a
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'., i'rrh "h 'rs'!z rrs1 frl.. ~., r,r, ar,I
we'd rss-' sH'- ans .ilfi,st -
nav" ai completely ,rge 81 f-rv We ,- r..i-.
-...n aii ivp.in=> ID r,f,fr,ug ,,si-s r-r. a.. he
-IS u been -aa,-s s. l-I i.a >..~.-' So .s
Never rrr. ncy, law. been free f,r Ills l,ssl,-,ue
= D "a -rT a.4 4.FHfg g. d
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

JOSEPH M'DONALD. Prothv
Proth'ys Office Ebensburg, May IA. 1862.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
LICENSE NOTICE.

Tie los named persnnS have fled
.s MS rrr Tavern ani q .lst License
a-! rEev VII! he presented f,'
..---. a -a- C,ur, 1t . s,rter Sessions
...-.s ,tLayy yu M"I.s.,.v ne s-uvuI
E \. ID 1862. t. Wit: ri
ET'E.azl-. Chest Springs Byr. Tdvcra
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

UJOB WORK OF ALL KiNDSDoNE
AT THIS OFFICE on SHORT NOTICE
AND AT REASONABLE PRICES
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

Whereas letters Of administration on the
estate of Mary f. jackson. decd, late OF
Cresson. Cambria county. Pa, have been
granted TO the subscriber, all persons indebted
to the estate are requested TO make imme-
Giate payment and those having claims
against the estate of said deceased viii make
the same known without delay to
JAMES S. FRANCIS. Executor
232 Union Street PHILADELPHIA
Ap-i, g., IsG2-lP-Gt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-22
SrnIcEss
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TSs dspssSres ssssssdss sss Gotten
III a. III 3asf es ma a,is
slist ssarns
81 g Il I ik.s.s W
i sssssas saa ssSss er white liver Oh Non
Is
positively this evening w s. ~ "
AS Il. Asssls
Ing for II coast landings up Doualdsonsille.
Nssie III Lafosfeae mn packet Music
e
n skerple, fet The ne.s pssssnIer packsa Z
ssenias f ia above nd eossl
Essi,s M IA Co.'S. rhs neat passenger
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'ssss.ss ss e. sssls
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i q = l0sss en- 81
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0cl0ek evening tafolina Bluffs and
sAy hsssnks The Lonis dot hns ffseless APP
fecisiHg esesy attention. being lodged led
top slyie Remember she ls&vs evening at
O'clock. sfFs4ss WA
OAdeaia fast hid superior passenger
packet THiighe Captain Frank Keeling, commander,
leaves At ihis evening all inters
sts landings re Iylishs has Args and spscteas cabin
prudent and rehaPe steam boanen sS s5gSs~
Passenger Packet for Aeughy The
large pNlRsi passepgsr packet Mary Keene,
commander leaves nt O'Clock this
& Natchez yickshurg, Msmphs and all
landings The sIoo well known require
thar q s a.r IF sscnrs full
Aare III the public favor both in af freight and
sssngers nont forget the ksene to-day.
Na6kss d 81 Mutt nd Passenger Packet 1aI71y This
xvorite Of the chipping ard travelling public agan Vi The
lenang receiving yicksbnrg and the Bends
o1sIosk hts even large and spsad,aly
table II supplied with this bot afforded
Shile her officers Shoatmen Of expert.
popularity The Matches is under the
gsp Aeathers, Ehie Office is ulder the supervision
fMr.AaA. Green. 9l IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-22
serteceipts n pr6aaos


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