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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09
ay A PENNSYLVANIA editorsavs ..son

&J A Pennsylvania editor says, sHsome-
body brought bottle Of sour water into
our office, with request to notice it as
lemon beer, If Esau was green enough
to sell his birth-right for mess Of pottase,
it does not prove that we will tell a four
shilling lie for five cents
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

eS- Once on a time little boy was
naughty, and his mother said TO him very
Solemnly: g Ii you are such a bad lit
tie boy my son, you viii not go TO Hea-
VEN Well, said he pouting his lips,
- believe I'd about IS lief STAY in town.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

er Aunt E. was trying to persuade
little Eddy to retire at sundown
& Hou see, my dear, how the little
chickens go to roost at that time
Yes, aunty," replied Eddy, ''but the
old hen always goes with them
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g 4 hrow-heating connsnl 80,

EF y brow-beating counsel asked a
witness how far he had been from GER
tain place ''just four yards, two feet
and six inches" was the reply. How
came you to be so exact, my friend r.
. Because, | expected some fool or other
would ask me, measured it,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

t. We note in contemporaries col
umn the advertisement of a lady for a
husband. ''None need apply under six
feet - Whew but the lady goes in fe-
rociously for Hy-men
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eT Fowler met Chapin the other
night, and says he, 1.-The street cars are
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. No! - replied Chaplin, ''what for -
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e. A Mr. Hem has started a new
paper i'll Iowa. He says he hopes by
hard scratching TO make living for him
self and his little chickens"
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e. Jones writes TO a friend and closes
by saying: II am glad to be able to
say that my wife is recovering slowly"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

a. Nothing is more certain preventa-
tive of old age and its accompanying in
firmities than slit IN the wind-pipe but
we can't recomend it TO good members of
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

her heart, it did not beat Estelle was
dead
Then Henri knelt beside the bed, and
pressed his lips to her brow, in one long
and sfraining kiss
"It is better thus" he said /" she
has spared us both life of torture, for 1
loved her.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

Quite a change has come over the views of HIS
ex-EIcelIeuey JosEPH \ WRIGHT In 1857 he
accepted an appointment from Mr BUCHANAN
under circumstances not SO all creditable 20 -
usnliness or sell respect. Having become ac
customed TO the servIlity Of European coursiers
during four years residence az the Court Of BeI
lin his resurn To this country after tho insu
guration of Mr.. LINCOLN he found il convenient
TO pay homage to an administration which enter
,,ned views Of public policy in drcc, sgonisni
10 those he had advocated during bis public ca
reer To b,sk IN the sunshine of court.
no matter how corrupt. was 8 temptation
he could not resist Suddenly be became a CO
ercionst, subjuga,iouist and an aboltionsi. For
throe years be has been advocating the l-st man
and the last dollar, bu, ice takes most excellent
care hot to illustrate his teachings by Offering
either his purse or his person upon the altar at
bis country In 1850 HI eI EIccllency was
Governor OF Indiana In CAREFUL, sud dcb-
eratsly PREPARED message to the Legislature.
which assembled that year. JoskrE A wReBT
gave expression to the foIlosiDg sentiments
The truth should be understood by our peo-
pie. thai this Up0D cannot Oe preserved by force
Ii il could IL would not Dc worth preserving
The Cnion. said jon WRIGHT in 1850. csnnot
ne preserved by force Could there be =
stronger rep-obstou of civil war than thi- :
he even vent still further IL opposition
% the pbnins oil tue Uninn together bv
bsycncts. Hc remarks that If eysn the Union
could be restored by iore-. lit sauld 10, be
worth preserving" In al address - The .tu
dents OF Asbury UNIVERSITY sbou, lie ..ne time
he paid most glowing sribuie 70 lie spirit of
compromise and coacliaiion which bal bsea e.
hIbitei bv the frImer- of cur Government AMI
uhich had held the Union togeihe, IN every trial
which ], had encountered H. the light o. his
past declarations. ~hSt spectacle ~ iurousis-
,ency does Hi OF. EIe!ileuey noa lae-en, he
is advOcstug With al bis '.migit af.i msn'' The
preservation OF The Uuion by sorcs. righ "a ste
face of has ois-repeAted 1eeArsious thst il sould
not be worth preserving even il IL could be he! |
together by such agency. Alss' 20 What
base uses will vsultiug ambition force poor hu
mon nature, sut JoE WRIGHT has the con.o,a.
ton. IL consolation i, be. CT knowing that he ha-
sacrificed principle 10 place. ard he neo aui
parry Who had given hun all bis honors to prop
tate the favor Of those tho had ever defidei and
dAspised him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
Appoin tmenrs.

The Democratic State Central Committee have
made the following appointments for public
speaking:
McCLkILAS ratification meeting at Rockville
franklin county. on Saturday the l7'h inst
Hon. THOMAS B. WaKp will speak az follows:
At the ratification meeting ~ Now Alba
ny. on Thursday, the 18th inst.
At the ratification meeting at Leavenrorth.
Crawford county, on Saturday. the 18th inst.
A, Lexington. Scott county. on SATURDAY. tire
9th inst.
At Psioka, Gibson couriv. on Thursday. the
18th inst
Hon IoHx Prrr,- Ill sts-l - '-ii"~s.
At Lebanon. Boone county. on Monday. the
18th inst, NJ I O'Clock. Y. NJ
AT Monticello. White county on Tuesday the
9th inst. at o'clock. p. N
Hon Dawn SHEEKs will speak AZ foIlows:
AT Lebanon on Monday. the I9.h inst at
O'Clock. p ".
At williamsport. on Tuesday. the Goth inst,
q, 1 O'Clock P. NJ
A, Covington. on "Wednesday. the ais' inst !.
att o'clock 7. n.
At Craw fordsvilic. on Thursday. the 22d in-, ].
at I O'Clock p NJ.
At Lafayette on Friday. the 23d inst At !
O'Clock r. VI.
At Dayton. Tippecanoe county. on Saturday.
the 9th inst. at O'Clock 7. NJ
At Delphi. on Monday. the Goth inst, ~ ]
o'clock T. n.
At Frankfort. Clinton county Tuesday. the
9th inst, at | O'Clock 7. n.
At Logansport. on Thursday, the 2eth ins, !,
at o'clock p NJ
At Peru. on FRIDAY rho 10th inst n, o'clock
Pm
At Rochester. Saturday. October LIST. a,
O'Clock 2. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

Ever since The day Of jackson. the Name
State election. preceding the Presidential elec
ton, has been regarded as significant OF the re-
result Of the latter. The election in Maine came
OF ves,efday. Both parties bad made strong e.
fosts. being fully sensible Of the anxiety that
would be felt regarding The return The result
il q Union victory Large gains over the Union
nIsiorites lss, year. arc reported EVER pollii
can in the coaotry ~ill regard this even, as iudi
eating almost certainly the reelection NJ P'cai
dent Lincoln. -COmmercial
The result in Maine il Just about significant
AZ vote in the Western Reserve oil OaiO would
be- IL is peopled by the same class Of men II
i equally strong abolition. With ono exception
il has been against the Democracy every wear
for eleven years-strongly against them. Ii
elected WhS Governor in 1882, when the
Democrats elected General Pierce President. Il
chose Hannibal Hamlin Governor. in 1856. BY
20 900 majority, Yet the Democrats elected
Buchanan 10 November The feeling in Main,
is no pulse at all OF the feeling in New ork
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Kentucky. Illinois
Ohio, Missouri, and other States
The Republicans have probably. however
made no large gains even there. Their majority
Is probably little more than half a. much 8,
Lincoln received. in 1850. over Douglas - Gin
cinBsti Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

In response TO the accommodation OF the
Democratic National Convention, Arrangements
have been made foe holding mass meetings at
v.rios. places in the State TO ratify The nomina-
ton of McCLKILss and PEsDLEros.
The Democracy Of the Second District will a.
sembls ., New Albany on Thursday. the 18th
instant
On Saturday. the 18th inst, there viii be mas
meeting. at For, Wayne: At Brookvills. Frank
10 Co; az Franklin. JOHNSON Co; at ConuersViilc
At Lafayette. Tippecanoe Co. and At BIuffton'
Wells county. In addition. eoents. township
and city meetings will be very general Al n'py
places large and enthusiastic demonstrations have
already been made. There ia every evidence
that the nominations Of the Chicago convention
meet With the hearty response o. the people
Keep the ball rolling
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

The reasonable demagogue, Seward. said in
his Auburn speech:
ION the eve Of the election in 1860 told the
followers of Douglas ami of Bell that when the
election should have closed they would find that
they had inadvertently favored disunicn and re-
bellion. They persisted. and the attempted rev
olution came. DisuTion then presented itself
in the prscsc.rl form of preventing Abraham
Lincoln from, assuming the executive authority
Thus the Democratic party produced that ca
IzmItv.
The besotted secretary of Lincoln, when he
uttered this SANDER, presumed largely on the
credulity and patience Of bis audience. II is TO
be regretted that he did not proceed TO enlighten
the public as to the particular manner in which
Douglas aud bis friends contributed to the "a
lsmity sscrioed TO them.-( Milwaukee News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
President Lincoln Reviewed: by HIM
self

Ia speech against the Mexican war, deliver.
cd BY him while member of Congress, in Jan
uary, le4o, at time when General Mcclellan
was rsking his life under the A ig of biz country
10 Mexico, Mr. Abraham Lincoln used the fol-
lowing language in respect to President Polk:
After twenty months of this
'ame President gives Us a long message. with
out showing Us that to the end lie hiss himself
even sn imaginary conception. - He knows
not where he Is He is bewldered. COMPOUNDED
AMI miserably perpexed man God grant he
may be able TO show that there Is not something
about his conscience moro painful than all his
mental perplexity."
Was there ever finer commentary on tue
Scriptursl warming: Judge not, that We be no;
Judged -
Sixteen years have passed. and Abraham
Lincoln himself, after twice twenty months OF
war. stands before the people OF America "be-
wildered, COMPOUNDED and miserably perplexed
man, >" showing that las TO the end he has not
himself even an imaginary conception" be
knows not where be il, and all that charity can
say for him il TO echo his own words, "God
grant he may be able TO show that there is not
something about his conscience painful
than all his mental perplexity !'-Lousyille
Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

Governor STvARD, Ia bis Auburn speech.
stated ths, there would be no DRAFT. as the daily
enlistments reached Ave thousand. and that
would be sufficient to keep Up the strength OF
our arnies snd enable them TO assume agrees
i've operations On The other hand. dispatch
tho draf, !. ordered e. commence in Ohio and
other States uhose quota has not been filed up,
on Moui4s. the 18th of September" Which /,
rghti II Marshal Far, It appear. that The pre-
nies OF the Administration is no. well advised
g. to the operations Of the Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Ka;haron IL from the Greek word "Kathro," or
"Kathsro," signfying to cleanse, re,svnste and
store. This article j. what its signifies For pre-
serving restoring and besutfying the human hair a IS
the mos remarkable preparation in the world. I, /,
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
is male with the care skill and attention
which gave it sae Of over million bottles per
aunum-
Its mos, delightful Hair Dressing
Il eradicAtes scurf and dsndrur.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
Itprevents the hair from falling od andturning gray
Ii restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head OF
hair should Lyons Ra,hairon It is known and used
Throughout; the civilized world
Sold by AL respectable dealers
DEuA> =. BARNES a CO.,
feb4 -d6m-eOd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

s The Lafayette Journal, leading Repub-
lean paper. pays the following tribute to Gen.
Manson. the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant
Governor:
No one will depreca,e Gen hanscr's bravery.
He has scqui,ted himself CALAMITY and deserves
the thanks of HE countrvmen.
Yes; and his coun,rymen will express their
thanks by eecting him Lieutenant Governor -
Terre Hauie journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
from " a. = In n gton
WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE follovio
has lust been received from Gen. Sheridan
NEAR BERRrvILLE September lith :. +. N =

" ASuINGTOS. September 1.-THE following
has lust been received from Gen. sheridan
NEAR BERRrvILLE SeptemSer lith :. T. N -
This morning. seat General Geiiys. of the 9Th
ccfrs, with two brigade Of cavalry Co the cross
ins oi The Summit Point and Winchester road
4ud over Opeqna creek. Rhodes Rlines Cor
don au6 WhaTton's divisions were found Oh the
LEI, bank ~ the same time Esds Wilson.
and Aclutosh's brigsdes Of cavalry dashed Ut
the Winchester pike. drove the rebel cavalry at :
run, came in contact with Kershsw.'s division
charged il and captured the 9Th South Carolina
regiment 10 officers and las men and its battle
dag, Co II mi an {, nm nd ng bi ale, with
los OF only TWO men filed and Eve Noundel
Great credit - due to Generals Wilson and
Mcintosh and the 81 New Jerscy aud - Ohio.
The charge Wa valiant on.
A portion OF the III Massachusetts brigade
made a charge ON the right of the line and can
sured an officer and men " Gordon. division
~ infantry
Or loss in the Tsbennoissnce il yery Esht.
siRnedl y. SHEnTDAS,
MAJ. Gen.
Sill $50 600 OF the bonds. on account of the
recent loan Of $3l $40. has been sc, of b, the
Treasury Department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many PREPARATION sold under the OF
Bitters, put NJ IN quart bottles compounded II he
cheapest whisky common rum, costing from 20 20 40
cents per gallon, the TASTE disguised by snse oorr
ander seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and III continue
cause long they be Sold hundreds die the
death OF the drunkard By their the system kept
continually under the influence Of alcoholic stimuanfs
the worst kind he desire for liquor created ard kept
up and the result Is all the horrors attendant upon
drunk ard life and death.
For those who desire and will have iiquor bf,tsrs
publish the following receipt Get bottle Hoof-
lands German Buffers and with three quarts OF good
Brandy or whisky and the result will be preparation
that will far excel in medical and true excellence
any OF the numerous liquor bitters in the market ard
will cost much less. ioa will have ell the virtues Of
Hollands Btters a Connection With good article Of
tons will cost You.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
MoRr REPUDIATIoS.-The Wcstchcstcr Coul

~. IN. y Monitor, renounces the Lincoln
dynasty in favor OF Gen. Mcclellan. After re-
ferring 70 the imbecity. vacillstions and cor
rupilons OF the Administration, that have 81
shocked the public mind the Monitor saws:
IL view Of these indictments sgains; the
Lincoln Administration. the revolution in public
sentiment i astounding. and the country with
one accord eIclsims, give Us a change in the
Administration. Influential presses. heretofore
~ advocates. all cry aloud give Us a change!"
We certainly csnnot be any worse off. We must
have il. or nay high heaven alone protect our
common country from the impending doom that
await rs IN the downfall of our Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOR The PEOPLE. In answer TO Gov. o. p
NoRroxs erroneous statements the Repubcan State
Conv.ntion, February -, is6s. Prepared and pub
nShed By order Of the Democratic State Central Com
nittee.
This Is a mastery and complete refa;a;ion Of the
missstements and false reasoning contained in Gov
Morton speech and should be placed in the hands Of
every voter in the State that the people may judge
themselves correctly and ntegeutly 70 the issues
raised By His Exce.iency. The fcsts contain TvrsTr
large and closely printed pages Price. - per hundred
PAcTs FOR THE PEOPLE. IN German, Price
- % per 100,
THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
Poets OF THE COUNTRY speech Of Hen D. W.
voosuErs delivered in the House Of Representatives q
the Uni,ed States, March s. 1854 The multitude In
all countries are patient 10 certain pont"-JrSIrs
This Is pronounced 20 be Of the sbeSf and most
eloquent speeches delivered IN Congress II Is q
most elaborate review Of the present condition Of the
Union, and its future from the expert
and history Of other nations ms speech cccu-
Pes HxTkss large and closely printed pages. Price,
81 per hundred.
SPEECH or Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,. I'm German,
: Price ~ 50 per 100.
ZEN. MocLELLAN's REPoRT.-A suocipot and Con-
secutve summary OF the entire ACKNOWLEDGMENT
scheme OF the WsrThe Generals Letters TO the Pres
The virginia, feniusuisi. and Maryland Campaign
now The Army Of the Potomac Fought, and bow lis
Sacrifices we've rewarded in washington-Gen Ncciel-
10 ti> rctolefs SIXTEEN p4st- FElce,
- per hundred.
THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Inportan,
Decision of the Supreme Court Of lndsna-Nilitary
Arrests declared llegalThe Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined.
This opinion regarded By the ablest jursis Of the
country an unansverable exposition Of the subject
discusses. EIGHT pages. Price, al 50 per hundred.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. Lecture delivered be
fore the Law Class Of the North Western Christian
University. in March, ls60, By Judge PERKNs.
This Lecture is intended show the oblig atoms @
the citizen in regard to the reclamation Of fugitive
slaves and the rights guaranteed 20 the Slave State
under the Constitution. FoUR pages Price, 81 pc
hundred.
AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained In the Report Of Hon Joseph Rstine for thu
year 1854. with the correspondence between o. Nor
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per hundred.
Orders addressed the undersigned accompanied with
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sent by mail the postage must be prepaid
Address,
ELDER HARNESS & BINGHAM,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
The Dayton Empire.

This sterling Democratic journal thus puts its
heel upon Republican hopes OF iis disaffeciion.
Ii says:
Tho point OF danger is past. There is not,
Democratic party against Mcclellan. OF course
there dissatisfied persons. No convention
csn nominate candidate to suit everybody But
all will eventually sacrifice prejudice - secure
Democratic success -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
TaKsr vlrws-Mr. Lincoln tell, "all whom

TaRsE ViEws MIR. Lincoln tells "ali whom
il may concern" that the shall 90 on "till
slavery is abandoned
Mr. Ihaddeus Stevens says:
Those Who advise negotiations for peace, on
the simple basis of the integrity of the Union,
offend all GOOD sings among men and an
gels "
Mr.. Seward. at Auburn. says:
:" he moment the war ceases and the South
submits. all attempts to affect slavery sre to
cease ~ once. and ti 10 he re-estsblished -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

MCCLEEI ~ The Schenectady Star (inde
pendent, bit which has sustained the Admins
,ration In the main. speaks Of Mcclellan from
the knowledge OF its e,!iior l, calls hm "a
jackson in trmnoss-a Douglas IN sll thas is
strictly just between the North aud SOUTH and
again; the superior Of Abe in SUBSTANTIALLY "a
military ability and in that natural dignity which
should sl~ays be attacked the office re Pre>i
dem "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

tE-In consequence Of the ratification meeting
having been called a, Lafayette the 18th inst,
the proposed meeting a. Rockville on iaat day
has been postponed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

We commence this morning the publication Of
an interesting sketch Of the lite and public ser
vices Of GxoRor b. MCCLELLAN. the Union csn-
didate for the Presidency Il -il he concluded
to morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

Hon. ID. w. VoosHEEs will speak at Liberty.
in johnson county, on Saturday, The 24th Of
September This village Is seven miles west Of
Franklin, and arrangements have been made to
accom- nodatc all Who may attend. Tie Whole
State il invited.