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The Constitution Of the United States
WIN exploratory notes fpr sale 10y
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between Divine Fal,h aud Natural Reason,
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

! certain tract or piece or parcel Of land
situltc in the west cnd Of the Borough of
EbcusLurg, formerly Cambria townshipD
bounded by the turnpike, -- street.
lands of Edward Shoemaker, Stephen Lloyd,
ESQ, and lot oi William Gjttins, containing
seven acres and eighty perchcs, or there
abouts. all Of which is cleared and under
fence. having thereon erected q two story
frame house and q frame stable.
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2an5e ibr aus Der Sano eeril1en uno fie
bur4 cenlelben 5l Bpben eeipplfen muvoe
DaS Bfero befrette itd mil etuenl aepalti
gen 9frd in wilreul S9reden BON leiaenSan-
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ben, ipit5enDen S9pauben beS peripunreten
s5aguars, beiien Brult Elm breiter glutffrpm
eutquoa unb Der per9ebli9 fb bon fem@iIen
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uad Der anbern Selte, BON no rba8 albette
@ebeul erl4oq 4Gntieben - -Ruum 3tpan,
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i7a ai 9ie beiltlde 9lusgabe'9 nj
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allen Sbeilen beS QabeS hertprAerue bat bic Berieaer
serdnaBt1ud cine be 6 9LuSeabe su SerGfentlien.
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raen bet Der neberfebung perHert el ttre eengsnbe
arante beten bas bic ueberebuns ene esenSe un6 es
treue it, Sncrrd. tuB nur reiee Dpciniente In bteer
6uen AuSeate asfauen unp bdB bas tnter bebeutenbe
ateral bes engliiden g8erfs crnpenlrt wrroen it, nt
bic @erleeer IN BEN Stnb seiebt etn BUD 5u iefer
weles benz Sauptpertb Der eNelhen Musgate n6t nad-
ffeht unb nur ben bdlben YretSf frfet. g'' -'.sf
Serr Parton tit alS eer fer beken Breraphen bsfannt
n ebenteer Ge6reibung @rei9nifen ibrle er pbne
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frense Anasie lnS sematile @ntheilune BON 8tatla-
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ffaften, in brtem Graee aus3et6net. Setne iberen
grerfe uDas 3eben adlpnsS aglnrpn gnrr4 &C. batsu
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Seiten fblt 1T elm ples 6aB er uplutnbrltb eeprdne
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. @rOterie & Qiqnor- @eI6aft

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Betdnnen lpme bc eeebrte Yubfun berb6upt tie erge
bere iae ba6 MIR ets te kettn Groceries, imYCrtirtf
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rSerfaufen. 8ffrr ns.t..r-t,9s sta1tff (2Mrs1Mt)
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giebert s. gpntuterfel6.

- ltnieren Sreunben unb gefanntsn fOmte bsn 9u,
y, bfifum I'm Mleemeinsn srlaubtn mir, uns piermtt
pe Anset8e iu aen cas- pr uterm beut cen Datum ein
9Sein= llno 2i1llcr=0elr61ft,
Serbuapem NIT beutI6en frdrsSdIden un6 eintetmpen
prpontten,
$40. @1S Sforb 0anffr., 2 Sbiirem benOr SSeta
W1arft,
nter pbteer Srma eabrt baben b perpreHen jeberset
be reeufe unb btItgfe 8ebienutg
SalttnSre. ben21. Wldr3 1854
Stebert & SDmmerfe B.
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.Die 4ieIutte iffDpriiber

unb Smttb, BsU. & So. baben ben arGbten
Drratb bon fersen 8lebern tn Der Stabt uel&e e ~
telauien Gerner Tu fur Shuftler y,
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q .tsrt1, 4s4sstg Ginitb, Srp. s Co., ..Rs
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lrra d @ieitbGfts =NIptis. gs4
Dfsnen merthen &unben sur Nanr DIT bab i'd bas ait
pelaante ~ quor. unb 90 etn9ef daft sjlJ
inter Der alien Sirma, e btsber nit naebwade Scnbs
f6rtfIbre ty's ~ 3ls1 TSff1H YFi Ti'7TTTsiH
f2lmr31mt) r'2 ri 3Gbas.T. 6teber.t
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Gin Gss 6arbCr Gitp, see,p serisp.


Der pteueenemnte geren bat um 3rede bic Wltttet gut
@rrthtung unb unterbaltung eines Sniuts In pbenatee
beateter gSee ;u betafen 3n be Bebufe bat Der ef-
en cine rede xanees aneetdn ba6 tn QptS 80 Tu6
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Bpm > fOS. 20 bet elmer Mn5ablung brn S8.@5 unb
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ausgebpten wirb. Die erp1bnte Strefe 2nnes Iegt pbl
NIT IN Der hsen 2ase See Staetsebies ter 8pbe TT gut
unb ertragsfdbi8.
etsenbumS, nit Obfbdumen unb 0ebf6deu, prb ron tem
Weretne ae9en te 9dlfte bs @rraSes bs Sur Bsnatme
burd teit @iener bfioret g Ifs19fs1 tiD1 fas1
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Schn Der NIT hen nTtheen Sdulfnntnen terfeben ein
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-06
Go to Work.

About three weeks are still to elapse be-
fore the State election. and little more
than one month must yet ensue before the
Presidential election will be held. In seve-
raj ofthe counties in this State an organi-
cation of the friends ofGenela al McCLELLAN
has already been effected, and county tick
cts as well as an electoral ticket are already
in the field. In many places. however,
there has as yet been nothing done with a
view to bring out the conservative strength.
tits not yet too late, if the matter be un
dertaken actively energetically, to organ
ize the party in every county and township
IN the State, nominate county officers and
elect them too. But this is no time for.
talking without action There never
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-06

STATISTICS OF SUIcrpE.-M. Legoyt who
has written very extensive work on this
subject, is of opinion o. that suicides in
crease more rapidly than either the popula.
ton or general mortality in all the follow
ing countries: Bavaria. Hanover, France
Mecklenburg, Prussia, the Kingdom of Sag
ony, and Sweden. (2) Contrary to the
usual opinion, England ranks lowest in the
scale, as regards frequency Of suicides.
Denmark and North Germany stand high
est, and France occupies middle position.
g. There are generally about thirty suis
cides of women to hundred male suicides.
a. The number increases with age up to
about sixty Or seventy years. (5.) The
number is smallest in January and greatest
in July. CO., Women are more influenced
by moral agencies, men by material ones.
e. Among married persons the number Of
suicides is smallest; it is larger among the
unmarried, and attains its greatest limit
among those who have been separated or
divorced (e) In Prussia it has been cal.
culated that of every million of lnhabi.
tants the Protestants give 153 suicides, the
Jews 81, and the Catholics only AZ. (9)
Suicides are far more frequent in large towns
than in other portions Of the country. Of
all the conclusions deducible from the fore.
going statistical account the most sstound.
ing one is, that suicide is generally and
rapidly increasing; and this the author sup
poses to be due to the natural consequen
ces of the intensely civilized (?) condition
into which We are passing.
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,esore va. an elSctiou so frssght with

before was an eli ptiou so frsueht with
goods. OF .syil oursscountry and
OURSELVES " the one now pending
Its issue will ddternipe whether con
stitdtional Liberty .hall live scr die
whether We are 70 bsSagain gnation OF
freemen or nation of slaves. It ID every
mans duty to labor to prevent perpetua-
ton of the misrule which has afflicted the
nation during the past four years. Your
own safety demands that you do Your part
in the work of reform. Remember that
" who would be free, himself mnst strike
the blow.nI You have sat still TOD long. If
you ever intend to .ssert your rights, now
is the time. If LINCOLN is re elected, the
chains Of political serfdom will be fastened
upon, yon forever. Go to work at, once
call your neighbors together; nominate
candidates for county officers; have tick
cts printed, circulated, and, on the 9th Of
this month, have them soted. Elect DEM
ocrats to the Legislature, andlyou will, at
least, be secure against unjust and oppress-
i've laws. You have everything to gain BY
voting, and can lose nothing.
Here, in Wheeling, We have already ct
fscted the organization of 2 Nc Olellan
Club, which now numbers more than
two hundred members, many OF them
among the most prominent and influential
citizens of the place. Our county ticket
is already in the field, and many Of the
Republicans already concede its election.
You can do the same thing, if you will. Let
every Democrat into whose hands this may
fall consider himself personally addressed,
and act accordingly. 1t would be we'll,
also, for each person who writes to friend
in the army to enclose in bis letter copy
of the mcclellan Electoral Ticket" which
we print Arrangements will doubtless be
made to circulate MCCLELLAN tickets
among the West Virginia soldiers but the
surest and most effective way to get them
| into the soldiers hands is for each person
to enclose ticket in the letter he sends to
the army. Attend to the matter at once.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-06

A humorous writer in the Chicago Pos,
describes how he got out of a bad scrspe in
q police court The next N ,rning the Judge
Of the police court sent for me. Went
down, and he received mo cordially. Said
he had heard Of the wonderful things had
accomplished at Bryan's Hall, and was
proud of me was promising young man
and all that. Then he offered q toast
t"Guilty or not guilty?" 4 responded in q
brief but eloquent speech, setting forth the
importance of the occasion that had
brought Us together. After. the cereuo.
MES / loaned the city ten dollars. i =
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From the st Louis Sepublicsn.l
Tobacco Crop I'm Missouri.

The earliest pIantedof the tobacco which
took root and escaped Obstruction from the
worms, has been cut and housed in good
order. The later planted is yet the most
Of green, and much Of it can have no
chance Of maturing before frost. Already
a frost the early part of this week has, in
some localities, done it considerable dams
age, The weather since then, has been
favorable to the ripening Of the most for
ward of the later planted crop. 1t is not
EASY to estimate the proportion likely to
mature, but probably net half OF it will do
90. Our beleaf is that all kinds the
Weld will exceed fifth part of last years
crop. il .,l.airu it.f#. gF e. -
The Warren county Coasers ator says:
"a few of the planters of this county
who by watering their plants, succeeded
in getting an early set, have cut their
crops of tobacco. Others are now en-
gagged incutting. With the exception OF
few crops that were transplanted very
early in the season, the crop of this coun-
try will be both very light and in
ferior."
The Louisville Journal says: -. "a q,
"The tobacco crop of Pike county threat
ems to be almost failure. The scarcity
of labor and the protracted drouth in the
esrly part of the season, intorfered mate,
riallyr with plating, and now the fields
that were planted are being eaten up by
worms. Labor continues scarce, and far
mers cannot procure hands to worm their
plants"
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Editors of the Reysster:-Permit me to
suggest, that i is eminently proper, that
this gentleman should be member of the
next Legislature. His avowal that he Is
not candidate does not hinder the people
from electing him. | don't think he will
refuse to serve if elected. Let US all there
fore vote for him. By these remarks, l
neither intend to fatter Mr.. Lamb, nor to
disparage others In the circumstance d
the case, it is hardly possible for Others to
render the valuable service he can.
u 4 - ~ AVoTER. I.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDY JoHNsoN's OPIRIoN.-Andrew John
son made speech 10 the o. S. Senate after
se0eral Southern States had seeded which
was published in the papers in February,
1861, in which be said:
II think sometimes it would be almost q
godsend, p@if Massachusetts, and South
Carolina could be Joined together, like the
Siamese tpirs, ~ and separated from the
government, and taken of into some remote,
some secluded part of the ocean, and fact
ened there, to be washed by the waves and
cooled by the winds. and after THEY had
been there sufficient length of time, the
remainder of the people of the United
States might entertain proposition for ia
king THEM back. Laughter. For they
seem to have been source of dissatisfac.
ton pretty much ever since the cunfederacy
was formed, and some operation or experi>
ment of this kind, think, aoould haze a
beneficial effect ON thema."
% That is cool comfort for Massachusetts.
1t is worth while to ask the exchanges Of
that turbulent and intermedling state to
copy Johnson's opinion. 1t would be likely
to gain them some votes in that state. 81.
amese twins are good. .....
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tits said that single Eastern leg fac
tory has leased eight square miles of forest
in Maine, for the purpose Of obtaining sup
plies for the manufacture of the artificial
limb. All kinds are turned, from the flesh.
colored and silver plated prop for the Gen
eral down to the rough implanted stump
for the private soldier. If the people of this
country are not on their "last legs" they
will soon, under Lincoln's policy, be stumb.
ling about on wooden ones, which are the
next thing. ~
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An editor undertakes to compare two
persens-Breckinrldge and Brownlow-but
does not hit the distinctive difference be-
tween them. Breckenridge effects to be
familiar with God, and tells us about His
designs and purposes, whilst Brownlow
seems more intimate with the Devil, and
let's us know what he would do in emer.
gencies. 1t must be confessed, however,
that Breckinridge's God and Brownlow's
Devil don't differ much, except in name
Louisville Democrat.
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FH n
WHEELING REGlSTER.
FOr the Campaign!
THE ONLY MCCLELLAN PAPER
In the Stafel

-. THE PRESIDENTIAL campaign, the result Of which
will decide the fate Of the country, 10 now open
Il will b Of less than one months duration, and
its result depends upon the vigor with which the
democracy prosecute it. NOrhishsr duty rests mp
ON every oitissn who believes that the reelection
of Mr.. Lincoln viii b the destruction Of tts last
hope Of the Union 70 devote himaeK to the defeat
of that contamination: The success of the Demo
cratic party viii bring riAcs and REcoNsraUc.
TON It will stop the awful carnage which has
filed the land with mourning, and the awful waste
Of treasure which Is fastening national bankruptcy
and ruin. The REGISTER will exert its utmost
energies to the defeat Of Mr. Lincoln and tho sue
cess Of the democratic party and its usefulness in
these respects will be commensurate with the mag
nituds of the field of its operations. That this
field, already large, may be extended, the Weekly
Edition Of TIE RRaIsrFR will be issued as
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AN AMUSING scene occurred in Washing

AN AMUSING scene occurred in Washing
ton city the other day. The son Of lead.
ing embalmer on Pennsylvania avenue, g
lad Of six years old, was cheering Justify
on the pavement for Mcclellan, inspired BY
the music of Democratic band. His ia
ther, who was busy with corpse in the
back shop, bearing this unwonted cry.
rushed out, foaming with rage, seized the
urchin by the coat collar, boxed his ears
and dragged him into the house, exclaim-
ing: "Tll teach you to cheer that way, you
brat. Do you want to take the bread out
of your old fathers mouth 2"