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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-11-15
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Departed tEls hie. ou the l4th Deccmbe
1893, E.. TO-

'''NN~4 N'''H me- b1i lLie I4Lu DeCCulOGr
1893, H,. TO-"
Besitcs the reading matter, there are
about two columns Of advertisements -
, NE are FOR stray Leifers and bulls, (for
no person ever heard Of the one leaving
without the other) some for dry goods and
groceries. We suIjoin an advertisement
OF the one-half of saw mill for sale:
For SALE-TLe one-haif of a Saw Mil.
with c, nvcni"nt place for building. lying
IN Ue town OF Rochester. BY the Mil is an
M'1uaustlble quantity of Pine wood. Also,
a stout, healthy, active, Negro Wench Any
pei"p" InciIncd to purchase, may know the
EMGcu.ars by applying to JOHN SCHOON-
AAkER, Jun, at Rochester.
Nov. %. 1900.
Here is one of watch lost
,,. LoSr-A Watch. on Wednesday last
LIE person who has toaud or may fiud it,
"iii meet with suitable reward by hauding
20 the InHttrs. Nov. II, 1893.
Here is another, which would Indicate
rowing disposition:
STRAYED-A Red Bull, branded on both
horns p. T. Is. Any person having taken
up the said bull will be thanked, by giving
information thereof to the Printers.
Kingston, Dec. IA, 1899.
Printers must have been ID of a
set of fellows in those days. IF Watch,
Bull or Hcifer was lost, all that was nee
esSary was to inform the printers. In
lac, if anything, except money, was
needed. the printers could give it without
trouble. Just to think of bulls, heifers
and watches being left in their possession
until called for. Ridiculous thought
ANoNYMoUs.-Weh have received an an
onymous letter signed "Mary Montague"
and purporting to come from four "town
girls" If the four will furnish us with
'heIr names we will freely publish their
communication; otherwise we will have
70 be excused. The man question treated
ol IN this communication has been ao;tated
about long enough and should now die n
natural death. If the young ladies insist
VI having their communication published
"'n accommodate them if they furnish
"''S iheir nspes and on no other con-
dition.
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IMPROVEMENT Nls.-Ebensburg is impro-
wing. This is an undisputed fact. With
in the last few months several new build
ings have been commenced and are now
almost completed. Besides the new ones
in the course of erection, several old or"N
have been repaired, .thr'. .:.... ---~
beauty of our ton @'dIng to the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-11-15

JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
Feb. 1st, 1865. ".
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stern ability of majority of the Conferees
and the candidate of majority of the coun-
ties OF the district-that Democrat, spot
less and without guile, was nominated, and
that the Democracy marched to the contest
under no chequered or doubtful flag. They
met defeat and preserved their honor-pre-
served inyiolate and untarnished their pure
principles, unadulterated even by suspicion.
We are not disposed to animadvert upon
the conduct or to denounce the acts of any
of our own party who differ from us as to
these things about which we write. We on
ly deem it due to the Democratic party to
detail to all its individual members glimpse
of what has been done to compel them to
surrender, and to appeal to them, in the
name of all that is good and great, to stand
by their organization, to fear no danger, to
succumb to no chicanery, and to "neuer sur
render. - Clinton Democrat.
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Our ScHooL-DAY VISITOR. .-ESLARGE-
MENT.-That very popular young peoples
Magazine, " "ClarA'S School VISITOR, will be
enlarged to double its present size, and other
wise materially improved with the begin
ming of the next volume in january. It's
name then will also be changed to sO1r
Schoolday Visitor" a title, we think, more
unique and beautiful. The ITsitor is now
about entering upon the eleventh year of its
publication, and has richly merited the very
liberal patronage it has everywhere received.
It's contents are varied and interesting, con-
tanning just what our young people desire
and demand, original frst-class Stories,
Sketches Of Travel, Spicy Dialogues, excel
lent Music, Biographies of Great Men,
Letters, Problems, Refuses, Puzzles &c.
Among Its contributors for the coming year
are some of the most eminent American wri-
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signs by our most cultivated artists. In
short, we can expect a Journal as eleyating
In tone and elegant in appearance, as Amer
lean talent and skill can produce. A De-
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tie Folks, = and viii be devoted and adapted
for their years and interests We bespeak
for the new volume glorious career, work
ing and winning Its way into the hearts of
our young people everywhere. Now is the
time to form clubs. Terms S125 a year.
10 clubs, Sl.00, with handsome prem iums.
Specimen numbers, ten cents Every new
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fore the first of next December, will get the
November and December numbers of this
y year free Address ]. w Daughaday, Pup
Usher, 1908 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
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LEWIS. North d Co., Pa. |
October 27, 1866.

1fessrs. JacoJy d; iStuman, ,-Sirs Allow
me again space in your paper to take ex-
ception to Mr. Tate's reply to my commu-
nication of October Sth, in which he says
Il have not imputed corrupt or improper
motives, to the action of Mr. Montgomery
in the late Senatorial Conference, nor did |
write it In a spiritof unkindness. So far,
very good. / now understand him to say
that had no right TO vote for Mr. jackson
on the last, or on any other ballot, on the
ground that / was instructed to vote for
him, Mr. Tate) He gives as evidence of
the fact, that Mr. Purdy inserted in the
Northumberland County Democrat, that
the Conferees of Northumberland County
were instructed to support him, and asks
me what have to say to 1t. My reply Is
that Mr. Purdy is mistaken in making the
above assertion. At the primary election
in Northumberland County each elector
votes directly for the candidate of his choice.
When the vote for Senator was counted the
result was that Mr.. Ent had received sew
eral hundred votes, Dir. McNinch few,
and Mr.. Tate none. At the urgent request
of some of Mr. McNinchs friends from
Columbia County, who attended our County
Convention, there was a resolution adopted,
after much opposition, leaving it optional
with the Conferees to vote for the choice of
Columbia or Montour. In this resolution
there were 10 instructions to vote for Mr..
Tate, neither was the resolution of any i'm
portance, as no one in the County believed
thai the Return Judges had right to set
aside the vote of the County, which was
given to Mr.. Ent. As / understand it, /
was instructed to vote for Mr.. Ent but his
name not being before the Convention,
was left free to vote for whichever candidate
| preferred.
{ Mr. Tate says my vote sealed Mr.. jack
son S nomination, and that it ultimately de-
prived Columbia County of the Senator
Sealing the nomination of some one, is the
object of all conventions, and after voting
for Mr.. Tate as often as L did, and finding
that ] had no pawer to seal his nomination,
/ discharged the duty for which was APP
pointed, by sealing the nomination of one
that hadpower to seal.
Very respectfully,
DAVID b. MONTGOMERY.
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Written for the Democrat and Star.
The Market Street Colonel

= AAC &1A0A ACb 0S1C COt NOxOACtu
MEssRs. JAcoBY AND SHUMAN During
the progress of the late memorable cam
paigns it was not unusual to see In the equal
ly ever memorable % Little Campaign"
sheet, labored articles to fasten upon the
undersigned, the above cognomen, of "The
Market Street Colonel. F." And now, that
the election is over, the dirty little bantling
Is dead, and the country saved, propose to
inquire what these Ingins' made by lying
and deception. Their combined efforts to
blast my character-morally, locally or po-
itically,-even upon false issues, most sig
nally failed, and they are to-day upon record
as band of political desperadoes, who had
the aoW but only lacked the POWER, to
blacken the reputation of one, who through
long lifetime, was to all and each Of them,
faithful friend and benefactor.
wish it to be recorded, as a part of the
history of the times, that this miserable
little Campaign cretu-of Office expectants
and political cormorants-failed to fasten
upon my character or record single tangible
dereliction. Having thus failed to make out
case, they united their forlorn forces and
next tried hard to establish, by the aid ofold
letters and other collateral evidence. the
exploded fallacy that had, once on time,
favored the widening of Market Street in
bloomsbury at the expense of the county.
In this last desperate effort of my unnatural
enemies, to do me a serious injury, in the
estimation of the people whose interest and
honor l have ever tried faithfully to uphold
In adversely and prosperity-for a period Of
years dating anterior to the time when many
OF these lngrates were in their swaddling
clothes-I have, indeed, gained great tri-
umph. For in no single instance, have these
fellows adduced one iota of evidence, and |
defy tile acorld to prore that eyer-in word,
print or letter, FAVORED THE WIDENING OF
MARKET STREET AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
PUBLIC
On the contrary, / am prepared to prove
by competent testimony, that one of the
most self-conceited individuals of the 'Ingin
tribe about Bloomsbury, has since the cleo
ton unequivocally declared himself ia faror
Of aoidenng lHarltet Street, at the e5cpense Of
The tar-poyers Of Columbia County, His
name is Peter H. Freeze, brother to {" the
Colonel. " And how many more of them
are Of the opinion of Mr.. Freeze, but have
not the candor to publicly express it, must
be left to the inexorable development of fu-
-ture events. LEVI L. TATE.
bloomsbury, Nov. 5, 1866.
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seA If the 'lamented Lincoln was so
generous, so mild, SO humane, so benevo-
lent, so magnanimous, &C., notwithstanding
that every State prison and Federal fort was
filed during his rule with citizen prisoners
who had taken his name in vain, in how
much greater proportion must Andrew
johnson possess those virtues, inasmuch as
he has not arrested or harmed single one
of the hundreds of Disunionists who have
for SO long defamedand belied him and coun-
seled treason to tie Government Is Andy
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III A II RI ED


On the 2Sth of October, 1866, by the Rev.
VIM. j. Eyer, Mr.. Lewis Oxley, of Hazel
ton, Luzerne County, to Miss Catharine
Wampole, of Catawissa, Columbia County.
In Orange, at the residence of the brides
Father, on the 2Sth of October, 1866. by the
Rev Nathaniel Spear, Mr. r. w. Bowman,
to Miss Lizzie Welch, both of Orange, Co
lumbia County.
On the 2Istult. at New Columbus, by Rev.
NJ Z. Crosthwaite, George X Green, of
Espytown and Miss Salinda Hess, of Benton
Township.
On the lst inst, by the Rev. William J
Eyer, Edward Dunham, of North Brown
vile, Kent County, Michigan, to Miss Ma
tilda Cleaver, of Williamsport, Pa.
On the Sd inst, by the same Mr.. Yelling
ton Yeager, TO Miss Sarah Jane Hurst, both
Of Locust Township, Columbia County.
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October 10, 1866
RARGAINS IN WATCHES.

The UNION WATCH CO.. manufacturers i<g
Broadway, New York offer their entire stock atless
for dealers wishing to replensh for holiday
select from great variety unsurpassed for richness
% design g umsseePing sl qualities and real worth
Silver and Gold Plated Cases-warranted correct
time mekeepers beautifully engraved. white dial and
fancy finished hands superb ornament. Price, per
case of six S45. The same gold plated pc case Of
six, S45, SOLD ONLY BY TIE CASE! We do not
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES, English move.
peTlec tlv adjusted and warranted correct tmo
keepers beautifully engraved stout double eases,
white diaI ard fanny cut hands Sold only hy ,ha
Of six p. ice So. This is the cheapest really
good article in the market furnishing stout hunt
ing durable watch, which WILL KEEP GOOD TINE
at MODERATE PRICE In justice to many retaii
dealers whom we supplying, these watches will
not be sold to any al RETAIL in any quantity
less than OF sir.
GOLD PLATED WATCHES, I5 X plate. samo
NOV emcnt above, and is precisely the same style
of watch, with the exception that these heavily
plated composition metal, Pfce, per OF six,
Sj7, Sold only by the case
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES, in superior na-
isheI full engraved, Ich that readily sell at
retail at from Ssj each upwards, per Of sir 81
Same in gilt cases. per half dozen, s1s. Sold only
by the Case
Improved Heary .Silrer Dupl<r Chronoms-
ters IN fully ruby action Increment.
Those wishing superior time-piece, that be
relied upon in ali seasons and w~athe RS should buy
this For Railroad men and others requiring nm ae-
curaie time piece this IS unsurpassed. Cased in be
Of six, S204 A ample will be sod for S35. These
watches retail at from SIS to $500.
AMERICAN WATCHES. OF OUR OWN MANY
FALTURE AND WAkRA NTED.
Two ounce Silver Cases Have the best running
apparatus Of any watch IN existence. Per case of
slsu. single-o s34 Retail At $50 and upwards.
Also Gold and Silver Watches. superb stock of
silver ware, and gold plated and Gilt Jewslry for
Country Merchants, Pedlars, &c.
C Goods sent any part Of the country by Express
G o. 20 be paid for when received order at Ioass
No adv yances required. Send for Circular.
UNION WATCH Co,
lie Broadway, New York.
October 10, 1864.
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BROWN & PERKINS,
Pianos for the People !
42O BfO0ss ST., NY.

We would call the attention Of the public aud the
trade 10 elegant New Scale Pianos in the follow
ing styles
STYLE A, 7Octave, Front large round corners
plain case. either octagon carved legs,
straight bottom. bead moalling pilnth. =. $3.50
STYLE b. octave. same style A with ser.
pentine moulding plith, carved legs and Tyre 5or
STYLE c, octave, Front corners large round
seTpentIne bottom, mouldings same s on style
ID. carved Tyre and desk fancy carved legs. $50
STYLE ID, octave, -Four large round corners
finished back, mouldngs rim and Llinth
EerpentIDe bottom carved Tyre and desk, eIe-
CANT carved truit legs. coo
The above styles all finished in elegant rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame, French
action, harp pedal, beveled top ivory KEYS and kew
fronts and eNreed in Uversrung bass nearly HI the
Octave Pianos now manufactured. they are
made Of the best materials and for finish durability
purity and swcetnes of tone, cannot be surpas ssed.
We invite the attention OF the pubic OF dealers and
the profession, 10 critical examination Of the
merits Of our Pianos
By avoiding the great expenses atteada upon
costly factories and expensive wareTooms The
city, We are enabled To offer these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite all TO call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from a distance rely upon receiving
their IIanOs promptly, and no confusion can arise
as the styles are so distinctly designated by the
letters A B q ID.
The four sly les described above, embody all the
essential changes in exterior finish of case, which
are by many manufacturers up to IS and 20
patterns.
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A Saw Will.

II is a desirable situation for numbering.
Also, the Undersigned will offer at private sale the
following farm, situate in Jackson Town ship bound.
ed on the East by The last mentioned tract, the
West by George A. Frick and others, and j. Jaycox Z
the South containing sixty eight acres There is
on the pre- misses a good young apple orchard he
premiRcs and about forty live cleared land IN
a good state of cultivation
The grain in the ground will not be Sold but privi.
lege granted the owners Of the crops enter the
premises ard cut, gather, haul, store away and
thrash the same.
TEENS: One-third TO remain in the land during
the life Of the widow, Interest he paid 20 her
annually. Ton per cent day Of sale half the
balance April I. 1867, and the remainder April l.
1862 with interest for two years Possession given
Apnl l. 1867, on payment Of the above sums aud Sc
curin: the unpaid purchase money by bond and
mortgage.
TERMS FOR timber LoT Ten per cent, down on day
OF sale, and the balance IN fun December T. 1867.
u PuTohassfa TO pay for stamps and convey
aucing. ~
JAMES W. KITCHEN, Agent.
October 81, I656-ft.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Watches! Watches ! W atches !
DE TREY & CO.,

DE TREY & CO.,
Importers and Whole sale Dcalersin
Gold and ,SiIrcr Watches of all descriptions,
"a Liberty Street, NJ y,
Beg TO inform the public that they have lust re-
ceiyed the most elegant perfect and Watch
ever introduced IN this market The EXCELSIOR.
a beautiful, extra rubis jewelled, heavily Is Carat
Gold Plated on Silver, magnIfice ny engraved. fine
y and richly En- ameled Hunting Cases Patent Lew
er, genuine DamHskennet Han DIS. thoroughly regu
lated by the obseTvat tory, and warranted TO be the
Ne Plus Ultra Time Keeper, superb and most re-
liable Watch, Gents Lady's size, will be sent
free to any ad dress receipt of S25 if prefer
red, will be sent, o. d., receipt of S5 as part
payment,
The watch will be sent by Express, or mail regis
tered. that there is almost acertany of aching
their destination but should the Express Co, or
Post Office fail in their duty, will send another
watch Immediately,
Orders for any kind of Matches promptly
and faithfully fulfilled
E5 Liberal Terms to the Trade,
AGEN S.-We want Agents every town and
county in the conntry, and those acting as such
ibOral inducements will be offered.
Please send money by Express, POST Office Order
or Bank Drafts,) TO
DE TREY & CO,
81 Liberty Street, N. Y.
Oct. 24, IsG6 On. A.
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FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. w. MAUGER, Proprietor.

The above well-known hotel has recently under
radical changes in its internal arrangements,
and its proprietor announces to- his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort Of his guests second to in
the country. His table will always be found sup.
piled, only with substantial food, but with all
the delicacies OF the His wine and liquors
Except that popular beverage snown Nc HsaTv Il
purchased direct from the importing houses are en-
tirely pure. and free frcm all poisonous drugs He
is thankful for liberal patronage in tho past and
will continue 10 deserve il in the future.
GEORGE w. MAUGER
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Frame Dwelling House,

about new frame barn, Wagon shed, hog pen. and
other out-brildings. There is good apple orchard
and other fruit the premises and about sixty
cleared land, IN a good state OF cultivation.
Also. A certain tract of timber land sit uate in
Jackson Township in sa id county, adjoining the be
fore mentioned farm the East, land Of George
DIlts on the North, lands Of James w. Kitchen
the West, and Boon. A Andrews & Co, the South.
containing at out fifty FIVE we'll timbeTsd with
pine. Len lock and * IheLe is on The lrhei
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BE- The new borough of Chapman, in
Northampton, county: at the late election
cast her first vote solid for the Democratic
a solitary Republican vote. We
hope Chapman viii always continue in that
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I Attest FASHIONS DE3IAND
j, W. Bradley'S celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE SPRING)

@EEn~-

The Wonderful Fle1ihIliiy and great comfort a ID
pleasure To any Lady wearing the Duplex EiIrptso
skirt will be experienced particularly all cYowJsd
Assemblies. Operas, Carriages. Railroad Cars. Arm
Dress, the skirt be folded when use TO oe.
cupy small place easily aud conveniently a.
SILK or Muslin Dress, an invaluable quality in erin
oline, not found IN any Single Spring Skirt
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort und
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex EIIiptic
Steel Spring skirt for single day will uev er amer
wards Willingly dispense with their use For Chit>
dren Miss es and Young Ladies they superior 10
all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring
but VIII preser We theii perfect and shane
when three OF four ordinary Skirts win have been
thrown aside useless. The ItoooE are covarsd
with double and twisted thread nd the bottom roa.
are not only double springs, but twice (or dobhsl
covered preventing th-m from wearing out yhs u
dragging down stoops. stairs sc,
The Duplex Elliptic is great fivorite with all la
dies and is universally rccomm nded by the Fashiou
Magazines the STANDARD SKIRT OF Pup
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To enjoy the following inestimab,e advantages In
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CAU1 ION.-TO guard against IMPOSITION n,
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P1EA" nave the red ink stamp. viz -. w. Bfnd.
ley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the waIst.
band-none others are genuine. Also Notice tha,
every Hoop will admit pin passed through tho
centre, thus revealing the. lor doubIe0 spying
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found in any other skirt.
FOR SA LIE IN all Slores where FIRST CI ASS
skirts are sold throughout the United states .uA
elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY K CARY
"a Chambers & - & eI Reads Sta NY
October 10, lS65.--4m
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Saturday, Nov. 2A.h. 1865,

at 10 O'Clock of said day A certain tract of lend
situate in Sugarloaf Township Columbia County,
adjoining lands of William Hess the East, and
Peter Baubach the North ontaining Thirty Acres
There is on the premises good Dwelling House
aud Log Stable, and about five cleared land.
The balance is well timbered with white pine, hem
lock and white oak.
Also, certain tract of land situate in Sugarloaf
Township aforesaid adjoining the East the before
mentioned tract the North land of Peter Laubach
the South lands of Boon, Andrews & Co.
urndf fvayn
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