undertaking 6-tertainly for Kcow-Notkings
and Black-Ilc-publicans. Wt Lave never pe
rused any of their scurrilous attacks on hi 3
private Ri.d political character, without tmoK
ias of the fable of the Viper gnawing the
file." That Capt. Smith will be elected
j Speaker we do net' now entertain a ciount;
but if Le should Lc detcateci. or one imng
vre may then rest assured; Thug organ' No.
3?tnotrai nnii PtnUmlAZr"""
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C. D. KUERAY, Atsietaiit Editor.
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THE BED! ORB GAZETTE AKD GEORGE
K. S&ITH.
When George W. Bowman resigned the
editorial cWir of the " Bedford Gazclta.'we
confidently believed thiA the new editors,'
Messrs. Meyers and Benford, would cot feel
themselves bound to pursue the pathway,
which their illustrious predecessor had trod with
a devoiiou worthy of the most devoted admi
rer, of billingsgate slang and low filthy bla
guardism in the State. We hoped and be-
. i , i? . m ..-..r..
vck, just as wo were preparing to go io Mievel that Uio new cuuors uuw wku.-v
rrffB which account for the non-appearance refrain from meddling in the local politics of
regular meetings it always large, and the ex
ercises consisting of Lectures, , Debates, &c. ,
interesting "and instructive 'Annexed is a
list cf the officers of the Association at ; the
present time :
President J. C. Noon,
Vice President C D. Murray,
L Etcordmj Sec: etury-V. S. Noon, .......
I orresponiLiug o'muirj j. m. utniu,
- LiLrarian-Ja. Thompson,
.. .Treasurer Danl. O. Lvans, v -
'-.Executive Cvnvou'tlteTr P.TenlcnY Ed:
Evans, D. W. Lewis,
'-Editor of -"Banner" A. C'Mullin. v
Editor .of, the Hag .of 'our. ' rntW
D. W. Lewis. J i - O ; ; .
the Government.
Evening Stai; Social Temple, No
33.-
fcf cur paper on the regular publication Jay.
. ! .
7? KO ARE THE FRIEKDS OF THE
NATIONAL ADMirnSTRATIGN ?
We nud in the Southwest corner of the
Ul number of tho Natioual Democrat,"
Gctie- kcovnYs tho"4' Thug organ, No. 2.'
th; following' paragraph which we cannot
witu'justice to ourselves piss over in silence :
' Vti-y Srdiijf.-Tvvo auti-Administration;
organs urg'mg the uppoiutment of Dr. W . A
Smith to a position us an cfricer of the Na
tional Uovcn.ment. Who holds the ccxt iu
crdor at to-election pledge from the Smithies?
Sinco the appraranee of the Erst Lumber
f tho "National Democrat," we have taken
i:k! ft nn i-.t".(p rif it or iu Editors. In
deed the casttgatious which were weekly ad
ismistertd to them ly Smith of the. " Echo,"
were to well timed and handsomely aduiiuis
ur!, thKt we dtemed any intcrfcranee .on
cur part quite unnecessary We knew well
t uat the pap.r was owac'. cltCv , ccntrclled
py Know-Nothings, and we told cur readers
so on the receipt of the first number. We
thought then and still think, ihat a certain
jroa.incat Know-Nolhiog, who is great on
" Editorial Brevities," had aud still has mere
to do with the preparation of its editorial ar
ticles than Mr. A. J. llite' Of one tLIcg we
ara certain, from its first appearance up to
r.ront time, it has been a faithful labor
er ia the cause of Kr.Gw-Nothirgini, tud
J-.nsk-Republicanism. Akhuugb it did not
weeced in disorganizing tho ranks of the
remouracy of Cambria at the ltc election,
H vrorkfd well in thc Kuow-Nuihing harness
aid;s by tide with the " Cambria Tribune,"
aud the kind and sociable miuner in which
tl,4 f,!;'f. nf the two . " Thur organs," of
ibis county, and that they would cot attempt
like Bowman, to dictate to the Democracy of
Cambria, v. ho are proper men to represent
them in the State Legislature and who are
uot. In this hope, wo have been disappoin
ted. '. Tho last number of tho Gazotte con
tains an editorial article which although not
characterized by the ability and terseness of
the "leaders" of the " Gazette," iu days
gone by. contains enough of the "gall of
bitterness," to be recognized as a legitimate
production cf the illustrious General. This
Bedford ctunty oracle starts out with a
touching announcement, of the holy hcrror
with which its intensely Democratic editors,
have received the intelligence, that it is high
ly probable that George N.Smith, the "geu-
ilcuiaa from Cambria." will be tue Speaker
of the next House cf Representatives cf this
State- These illustrious political censors,
are pleased to inform us, that they have no
ticed with astonishment and regret, that sev
eral of their Democratic exchanges, propose
George N. Sasitb for the Speakership of the
next 1Tous3 of Representatives. And whv
have they perceived this with . af.tonisLx.ient
We will allow lhv?m to answer
This organization, called a Special ".Jleeting,
on last Tuesday night a week; for the purpose
cf electing and installing officers, for the' en
suing semi-annual term. They were duly
installed by D. D., M. C. M'Cague, The
fallowing is a list of the officers :
S. "Past T., Susan Williams; B. Past T.,
N I. Roberts ; S P. T., Prescilla Jones;
B. P T., M. C. M'Gauge; S. V. T;, Jane
A Tibbott; B. V. T., 0. Thos, Roberts;
S R., Martha Williams; B. R., Geo. A
Kinkead ; B. F. R., Windsor Lloyd ; li. T.,
David E. Evans; S. U., Mary Aon Evans;
B. U , B D. Enss; S G., II ai riot Jones ,
B. S., John M.:' Jones.'"'
Becuu-;e, th
Eeipcclfully Declined.
The Coiiiinunlcatioa cf " riGA?.o," on th?
subject of Hoops, Crinoline cvcc. Whether
Hoops arc or are cot a good " institution' it
is not our province to dctermii3. But cf
cne thing we are certain, the Ladies have the
same riicLtto trundle their Hoops just where
they pb-s.se, thai the Lcrd of Creation have
to ewesr, chew tobacco, and (Jrink whLkey.
We v i 1 Le very happy to near irom ..Mr
l igaro on the subject of tho Monetary Crisis,
Mormonism, the Wsr in India, or any other
of the exciting trpics of the day, but we do
hope, that he viii never again bore us with
an Cesay on IIoopsl
and reeve!
the interrogatory themselves.
To All Whoa it Kay Concern !
Washington City, .Nov 17. Advices have
been received from Col. Alexander 'substan
tially confirming all the reports in the', news
papers respecting the dettruction ot tue con
tractors' traius by the Mormons. Brighaui
Young has issued a proclamation to the Uni
ted States troops defying tho Government,
and Counseling his people to Inutilities in; the
most determined form, and ordering tho
troops to keep out of Utih. lie fays that if
they desire to remain till spring, they.roay
da so, provided they give up their arms and
smunition. Col Alexander, in reply, in
formed Brigham Young that the troops "were
there by order cf tlie President of the United
States, and would he disposed Oi as tue com.
manding General saw proper.
When Col.' Alexander- was within thirty
miles of Fort Bridger, which place is occu
pied by Mormon treops, he received a letter
from Brigham Yeutg, through the Comman
der of, the Nauvoo Legion, -warniag the
troops out cf the Territory, but saying that
if they desire to remain till spring they may
do so, provided they givo up their arms and
amunitioiv but that. they must then leave; in
the meantime he will see thst ihey are fur
nished with provisions. Th? letter wes ac
companied by two copies of the proclamation
and a copy of 'the laws cf Utah. The Com
mander tells Col. Alexander that he is at the
Fort to carry out Brigham Youug's instruc
tions, and expresses the hope that Col. Al
exander's answer and action will be dictated
by a proper Tespoct for the rights and liber
ties of American citizens. Alexander, iu
reply, ys that Le has given Young's com
munication attentive consideration, and will
submit the letter to the General commanding,
ns'poon aa he arrives here, meaning Car. p
WinSeld, "on Ham's Fork. In the meantime,
he Jds, I have to sav that these troops were
here by order cf the President of the United
States, and that their further movement. will
depend entirely upfla the orders issued by
the competent authority. . .
Among th documents, is a letter from Col
Johnston, dated Camp on the Three Wings
of Sweet V atc-r, addressed to Assistant Ad
jutant General M'Doweli, at Ne-ar Yotk, in
which he con5rn.3 the burning of the "Con
tractor's trains by the Mormon. lie says
that the Governor's escort is four days march
behind him, with two companies cf dragoons.
He knows of no reason why Alexander frhould
attempt to reach Salt Lake by Bear river.
sr. I ne inoimons l:are
TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION TAS
X scd by the "Ebensburg Literary' Society," a
lecture will be delivered before that body, at the
Court House, in tho Imrongh of Lbeful'ur on
UJCevemDgOl ACUf.Vl, llltCUl Ol linimmi
next, y Ro1 ert L. -Johnston, Kq. Sutject
"The, Mountain Cvunty:" The. public are invited
to attend, v Admittance. 12J cents. 5
Iv order of the Society.
. TilOo. V. FENLON
. . . . . ..... . Ei)
: Epensbcrgr No-v. 'lt: td -'
m Kit iy.
TilOo.'R. FENLON."! o
Dr. D. W.LKW1S, V
EUW. UVAIxS. .... J
LIST. OS- CAS'SES,
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL AT A COURT OF
Cominon RUns, to 1-e l.t ld ?.t R?. i.olurg, f r
Cambria county, .coiuu.cncing ua .Monday, De
cember 7, 1 S7. , r .
- : ; VlUbf WEVK. - '
' ' v liar, ilton et .l
v lVnna. l!-il Rtad Co.
Little :
Rhiiipps
. ohnston . . " ;
Rowland
Lemke
Youiigkin '
AUtu " ; ' '
Lehvnd
Irwia
Cooper
Alien
Watts
;tetai.t
Ricktord
(.learfifld Tp.
l.i:iner
(Jomiiiouweidth
lM-erts
liir.('i.d
Dougherty
IV.ckford
liuti-iiii.oii'a admr.
IHhn
Il.JIen
vr Oeorgo '
Tn Tljnij-.aa
Vs linLhia
v Ii.yle
vs Murphy
vs Ilamilt.'rii
v Ross
vs Rickf rd
T Murj l.y
Mmiher
va Crco
V ('.!!
vs Ho"Vv'r
vs Liir.incr
vs Stfwart
vs liiUnu
vt I). via
vs Nag'o
ts i r
rs V1 e-ry
rs Din, r nd.
v-i iiarlR.
oy The last number of oar pap-er commenced
r,f. tho fifth volume of the "Democrat & Seuti-
fciing a premium for treacrlery, and therefore
'we' feel it enr bounder, duty, s KentiLtls 'on
the Dcmocratie watch-to-.vcr, to protest against
it " They then proceed to epply the epithet
of " disorenniser" to Gcorra N. Smith "Uc-
i cause Ins course last winter did not meet
the entire approbation of the late editor of
the organ cf the Democrf.cy cf Bedford
county. ,
It ii unnecessary for us to go into any vin-
I nel " and we take this occasion to inform
our readers, that we are entirely destitute cf
th " needful" at tho prcscat tinw, and to
earnestly beseech there of our pttrots who
kno,7 themdes to be indebted to xis to " cash
up" forthwith. There is nothing we dLdice
bo much as dunnicg our patrcn3, but we n'.ust
have money, or like the Backs, " suspend"
and go into " lhptiJatien."
live oi me peojuo oi tuiiuiy i.i , , , , . a ,
, , ... . T , noli Isst oaturdiy :
Leeir-lAture. hen tue lilustnous .John . , t tv- vrrrrr"
b Presmont, ALEX. M ICKL,
Randolph, of Roanoke, first artear;d to . , ,
, ' , . ,. ice Preeident. V?i. Kittjel, L?q.,
claim his Ecat as a member of Congress, his i( t. Jc.-N j; 7Ihlkr
Johnstown have jogged along together during uicatioa or explaoatioa of the course pereucd
th- tjut two or -three montus, remmas us ior- j oy utorge c;imn, v. u iuu xivpu-wuu
aibly of the touching history contained ia the
Hc.-iplurfi, cf Saul and Johnathau, who were
" Lovely in their lives, and iu death not di
vided." And so it would teem that Mr. Ilite. and
bin iids -havo discovered, that tho "Echo"
uiy '' 4 Democrat Sentinel," are anti-Ad-ry.i-iE'.ration
organs, and that it is very strange
they should' urge the " appointment of Dr.
"U' V sJrui')! to a position a3 au effieer eft
th National (Jovcrnment." Editorial arti
cles recently appeared in both the " Echo,'
and " Democrat & Sentinel," urging the
'lairii cf'Dr. Siuith to an appointment under
the National Administration, so that th al-lus-.n
co.itained in the above extract is obvi
ous.' The charge that the "Echo," and
" Democrat L Sentinel," s.re anti-Adminis-triti'-n
organs i false, and malicious, as false
aud mniieios ns the luurt of the low croueh
h g iDTv-iear-ts, w ho give it publicity through
tbe'colnn.r.s cf their weekly Know Nothing cir
cu'ar. Bflh parevr. have always been the fcar
Ui d. fenders cf James Buchanpu, in and
rmt nf n'T.rc ?i? a rrivate citiz.-'U. as the ean-
- - - - -
di
exceritin troai
Cancria County Agricultural Cocictj.
The following is the result of the election
for oCtcers cf Society, for the ensuing yjar.
youthful appearance excited universal sur
prise, and he was 3sked if he was old enough
te be clegible to a teat ia the popular branch
of Our National Legislature. The reply vvas
" ask my corslituents." And so with Geo.
N. Smith, .when required to produce the evi
dence of Lis devotion to the principles of the
Democratic :party and, his integrity audability
as a Representative, how proudly - might he
gny ; ask my conf-titucuts, ask the honest yeo
manry whom I have served during two uc-
ccssivu Sessions, and who have selected me as
their Repreoentative for the third time, , iu
spite cf all the plots, falschoods-aad misrepre
sentations of open and concealed foes.
Nothing in the world. is easier than to call
hard nanus. "Every common dauber writes
villian and rcouudxcl under his pictures." It
is veryeasy for the editors of the Gazette to
style George N. Smith, a d'norganizcr and
traitor, but to prove him such, to make good
did ate of the Democrat party for the Prcti- their charges, is an undertaking of a more
decey.'and Cu:d!y a the ehief magistrate of j serious character,
the Republic. The " Democrat & Sentinel" Affr ','xtQ a
are slightly cf the opiuion,
Peerctary Philip S. Kion, iVj ,
Treasurer, J)avil J. Jovtt,
Iviar.agers, Michael Maguirc,
" ' Edward G!as3f
" " . Janics. Myers, '
George Rutledg,
Abel Lloyd.
Grauam's M.kokzh.z. Vro have received
the December number cf this excellent mag
azine, richly embelli.hed with engravings,
fashion jdafec. embroidery patterns, &.O., to
gether with a large amount cf interesting
reading matter. Persons wibhing to sub
scribe for Godey, Graham or Harper's Mag
azine, will be accommodated by calling on
Michael C. M'Cague, our obliging Post
Master. -
burnt the grms on the shortest route. He
jidds, tbit if he cc.nl d eomnaxnieate with Cc!
Alexander, he would direct him to take up &
'good position for the winter ft llan' Fork.
The road is best between this and Ham's
Fork, with companies of Mormons, o that it
is doubtful whcthpi 1 shall be able to commu
nicate with Col AUxandcr.
It is supposed at the'War Department that
tho troops are all in good condition, as noth
ing to the contrary is said to the Secretary in
the dispatches.
.The Iuoiau JJuicaa iiss received 3 vices
relative to the Indians ia Oregon and Wash
ington. They are in a comfortable condition,
but considerable confusion Las ari.n in ron-
BCMuence of ccr.traets for Mippii. s. Owing
. . . ... . .i i i.
pnuc :paiiy to te crt sysrem, me war utui
amounts t? ubout ;,00,000.
The ftdu:ii-:"iraou has received a schedule
and cut-line of the Cecsritution of Kansas,
and will sustain the aetioB of the Convention,
with regard to the mode prr-po?ed for itH
adoption, conceiving that the p.eople wiil thus
kave an opportunity of deciding the question
iu their owu way.
Yrissari was to-day introduced by Mr.
Cass, to the President, who received from
his credentials as Minister Plenipotentiary
and Envoy Extraordinary from Nicaragua.
Tiih Speakership. Tho Harrbburg
trint g'Etes that for the Speakership of tho
Senate, the Ib n. John Cressrell. the Hon.
William 11. Y-Nh, snd the Hon. l.icLaicscn
L--Wright are proxuiLt-nily mentioned; and
in the House, Mr. Lonaker from the East,
Mr. Jenkins from the North, and ?-Ir. Geo.
N. Smith from the West, arc warmly urged
bv many friend.
." . , 8ICC-SD WfKK.
Trotter's jt.lmrs, . vs Dm. hip.
Campbell ' " vs I'oyb-,
Campbeil vs JUV, U . C-v
Grirbth vs Parr j
Asham vs .Fri.rv admr. j
Cii.-siUy vs Tn ie'.l
Rrawk-y vs N.ilf,
FtV.'rr Ih.fl'rr.arj.
p..x vs Rkrr.
I'..iny aduir. ('run.
Baker vf Fr.aihe:iy rt a).,
John Linton vs (j.ilb.eatl: et i'.,
R. V. Rinti'Ti v San.e,
.M,n L:i:t.-n vs (lecrce IJie'1-',
S':itteS-r v U l.v.,
ILuki ess v M'Gonig's,
Siini8 San.e,
Kroft vs !yrrs.
Wood bum vs Th mpson,
La:un:r v& l!n;iiton,
IL'M for use vs Meyers,
Lr.:ks vs J3:r.sS:v:r..
!:!! rxec'utcra vs J;T. V K-nsVurg R.'k
! Stir r.an vs S-.'-zi-iMui -Ton.rtOTs.
! K;t:. Mir par v Rhcv. Mv.thfcws 1 !.,
I M'Mi-dlt-n nir ft ah,
V:;itf rs , CYne -.vh.
MW'cntn v C.ir? it a'..,
Campbfil vs M'O.iiri',
L--fcrood vs F.-.v.bt-iwr Sr 34ea:.r,
Oo :fr v li ek.f':?,
M'Dt:i.n 'vs DutiMi's idm'ii.,
Tii's-i'.o- . ts IU brri.
Gill vs :iii,
M'Gs'.fy rs V.'Gb.-T.
O. iSllll'jEWMii T .''!': tt',
Scott - v S! ip.
Vc-ver vs M'To-.ssbj.
R..,.n t ru'.
rri...ls vs SLarti it v,
i Mills - lb vt r.
lbtai . ti'N'.il!,
Keaii Urli!,
C'ruii t Y.tr f.
Gro'tet vs WtftkUr.J,
V. b's x-rr.ti.ra vs Frr.ioii.
! MuoniJ.o vs 'i :!cy.
MyVondition v.-s oncf th greatwt rr.im:j;T
faco was almost conktsnt'y ruaning wi:h xh J
corruption that escaped from tie tiUic;,g .'
which it was almost ccmpirtclv covcrcu. .f;;r
boinc under the care of my physicians .'-'
two months, without the lea: l-i:eSt, I
ducedto make a trial c f Lkidwy's I'.'.o.-! Srsrcb.
er, and the result was that iu iwir.gouel-.tt'.staj
a half I" found a perfect cure. 1 may also
that I eagerly tried whatever was rccirniI:f, .
as a cure. Such was my wretcLetmrsi tva j
evea roaorted to the dangerous H.cri:u,at
pouting pure erci stto (-n my face p.v-A r.ctk, 3.
all to no purpose the I'.Iood Searcher ua tJ
fr.t r:nd only ti i.-s that did n.e any g.Kl. 4
l.h'od uriiicr ;. i nucqr.r.Reu, r.i:d 1 h-Ae
reason t. ic grate: ul tuat 1 ever n.ade a triaj t,
its healing virtut-s, am'. 1-c.i.tldei.tJy rec n.
it t. any wl-.o may sufllr fr.ijn Teitr. f r anvo:-!'
er disease arising from an irepurv ,",f t:,
L-oo-L ..JOHN IEl.l.mwr
iroRi.&ybxirg, Ta JuTy20, 1S57.
A N lNTFJiSETIMi CASK OF SiVRf PH.A
jfsL curc-l l.y ens botlic of Lmdvy's lil
Sc-ar;di'.-r.; '11.1s eeittfies that ab.-tt one yrsr
our little ned for.r years, was l.t s-n-tlv ,f.
ilicted with what the physicians pror.-.unccuVj l
Rt-rofnla, aiid was treated arc. -'l'vjy f. r r.i'!7
a y.-ar, hut without the " sli-hUrt f. r-.f.t. -'
eves v.-t-re rriinit g a thin vnteiy hi n:or s'..v..i
cor.Mactlv. whie!i would n-f-r-.t hi cwh 'trv -r
j the power r.f o;-e:.i:!: them until t' -y wrrv
j fJ uiid cie.inei by s-.ap and vv;..tv; . . . . . a
sanif tuii au a! Si't.;s forrneJ jUat t.i."V -;. v
-which in d-.: iir.ve Vrke atat ct-uim -nrp-.J j .
charge. wl-.ie!i wa f-'iin l '.p.ipoylhlo t !r- Bp lf
heal the P-.d wml! heveryn i.es s-f i : c-; r ;
ttio rlothirjr of the child pTi'ect'y iirkM..!); :D
.!:? ti'ht's tirne. After having the t if!. t
cf a phy;..-:an f-r s-.'lor.p a ti re, ai;.l fn jin , .j,
chihl to J e .srtting wr r.-?, we ih-t.-r;;.!: . J u, Uv.
t!a-!! t of Mr. Liadsty's I'.'a-o l t.r- ' ,-. ';,,"
wms in !vt y (ch :nd I cf-re two
j ar-M'd nway the -h:srge was rai.ii'-.t. r.r.. Mr.
!iaj 5 y to say t; at m the n-c t a SIN. ; LI". COT
I I. K .ur bt;l- isy ha h n w t r -.'. i tr:V -.ly j
health. Wo c-mal x-ak t hiul iv ,T
va'uab! n;ei!icii-.e. It ah.V!:d iein tvery fR3i;:r
jf.:e Mm -u'.d b: wii'n.iut it. As a puiiilr Cl
M.kxI it i.i heveii-l all 1 ric !
DAMEf. 1 ( !.!.! XGE2,
llclIldsyM :, Ts.. duly ".'-S 1-57.
Dr. J. M. Lim.s r.
J Jer Sir : I havi-
Uf-ru r.
Hoi:id,hnr-, Ti..
Ma' -.a 57.
l-itv.v:-:-t.areiier zv.h. vir:c ixmr ist ru:; ..?, s;.a
I .let m it t. Iw a nn.iier ot d-sly l--tii.i.
r.- t. irs inrijerufir-i' .. r-s:'. -rj-';' .-,
1 love hrfi,,"or a i.un.htr of j.-. -iv.-i'j
tr- uhled -Aith ervxipflas cil il :'e'.-uii ;t
Mrae I p-ut myself xudr th- ::.::. .' y-.r
hhi n.vti! HltMHl Searcher. I !.?:., -rv e:-:.V
i'.:eei. my u
1
iin;.r..'Vv-mei:t.
pi.-niy remark, that I I'.r.k s-.'at and 1!t,m
e.r.d I ktn.w nfiw -thr cause th-. the u.--f .u:
Improve! Blood Searcher. J.dii: fr i:.r. :i
. xt.iritiue, I bvheve th-is is ore .-f ih: ::
liable riiedicir.t t):at we.m;i ..?..-. ?,.ff ','r
.!.:.? v.hr. av or h..vo e::!.-.- ! ni ' n v
(it. 11; .tO to Id eai-S of -ive.)
1 fcrl t..t
C ir.f"s.lli..:r
.-!
a u . v part
a t t c-
o wouhl 1 ff.. r.l
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!. P.lNlSL."i,S(;p.KAT?J:ilCAL LIS
CCVLKY ! -Which is a pun ly rvjftuUc
I 'reparation, l.r the purifying of tiie L!o.r1, y.v
in; vipr t: the Lirer, sti-Uioi-ii aa.l bov.e', an 1
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COMMUNICATION.
wis one of the first, it not the very urst pa- 1 ljat cv;ti tL(. 5rca - 0f tiJC censure of the i
IV t J.' " . I m. c f I. .... . I
pr in 1 cnr.Fyivai:i3, 10 u'm- 1' .is uaoiun.. 1 q
' ' Pur the Ihmocrat ot Sentinel.
Tcacters Institute.
A Teschrrs' Institute was held in the bor-
OBITUARY .
v; I Gazelle men, v ill not prevent the Democrat- i ouh cf Johnstown, on the 12th, 13th and
cand.- t-lc mciup.ers 0f ihc House; of Iic-prescntafives J iLi icsC, which had a respectable number
L.-dG, I ff0m c0C;l-nrr George N. Smith their Speaker. 0f - rersons- present.- SiA'j-hco i signed the
the r.atns of James Eutbanan as the c
esao unw ij j-.ova.-i jty .vt ....-j.v ... eom eicct.n George i. tmuu their tp
eubjvcLtoth.dcc.-ion of tnc Cincinnati Coo- Xjlt,y know that, Lc 'is a radical Democrat,
' "vontion, ami since then if it has not been onei 'anj-cn iliad by ability and eipcrienee,
most tfTi.-i, nt, it hs certainty been one ; r.rorerly discharging tho duties of the
f bcldctt cuan.piors.' 0rice of Speaker. The Democracy" of this
the
if ted
On Tuc-sdfcy, the lGth ir.st., .KortnT, son
of William and Elizabeth Price, aged about
2 V"'-3rs.
Sr. The greatest natural ornament to the
' human form divine," is unquestionably a
no, luxuriant, healthy crrowth of hair. It
has been so esteemed iu all ages of the world.
and aaicng til nations, savage and civilized.
Icnce, tao Indian brave regards the scalp of
is enemy as his greatest trophy. Eor a sim
ilar reason, tho fashonablc belle often dis
guises the region of vanity, as well as her
ail the f'.:iict:-..iis vl ..o'e. .
' UOW IT WA & I 'iSC( ATR!- D. .
In the fa'.i of a d:!'; ter i f Mr. Li"d.-y
w.i s-utTeriior fr.-m a 1. aiicnai.t atiacii of J.; .
crtisx C'i is tOu.kcr cf the ir.onta.) She had 1 re
vioue'y btt?t; p.ros?ratol ly the atla-. ks of Iys
( i.'.ry. lntLiiiiatiiiii of ihe l.ux;: ;.:;d lUctio iV
ver. fiuccesisivily. which rt-Miltfil in the above na
med disease iu it. worst f'rx.i. Ihr c .ruh.ti .'.1
a wt -o
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(Signed.) r.r.c
Sut rn and siihsrribed thiiiiih
A. I. lS.rT, f. r; me.
A'".' .lr. K j p is a Tt-"rv. of
ar.d is-.vt li k! Wi. to ti: t:i:rn.
h'....!i'. 1 1 . C..l.-. it's -y, a rr.se. 1 f -.
a::-l i::f.v.i iae.
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Ji'SL. iy. isia tt.lircly -iied
I .in.. ---y s ho jae-vtii i i. .-Va:
l!nir fi'ii'iy, ' l'rs Ity
!:v. the Mih.-orii -r. en-' : ti.e
I', are, ": :.:! f'-r said e. u;.y. John M : '
i.ci.- d'.ilv svor.i r:cv.r-":in4, t ' I.
a..d s.v that, in the prir)(.-f I '
was xr-ost dej loralle her u h jaui ch
r.onnco.t tue case s j)opt?t'i-.- ..:.. ivi-ryii-.uss; 1.1- 1 :r. 1-. w.-rt t -rrri.
aicatvd a .p.fedy ani ho-r.it in t'.ia-h a ehatii of j !:. v:;d wh.'n, ii
rottms out oi Lie: Jz ta.s entKai matu:r, -,ir 1 fojve ilv.-h; f sw
l!.:..-h woi:I-! 1P..V" f.:
rth xith the.st'iith-
My appetite ..
ordr-r to preserve I
1
l.indey prepared a comjon ! fur the purple of j t
allcviaiiivc:. p.wslble, tlio pains.-of the iirtie .siif:'- r- ft
51.
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She w.wi iiiade to n-e it t'retrly, and in 4 h"Tt tr.-m th .Apw ; each ntr.-.t-n nl 1
tf bin bjdett clian.piors.' j 0fnce of Speaker. The Democracy" of th
Tho cli.pu who centred the " Nation rd countj deserve the greatest praise, for tl
Democrat," haviug charged us with editing ma,lUCr m which they euppcrted their giftc
anti-Aitils-t.r:iii'oa 'rga". we ca'1 tn
tkem, csp'ccially on Hite as the man who
tskes tho responsibility ,T' to substantiate
the charge. We askjhem to lay their Gnger
r on the article, paragraph -or line which ever
- - ppared in this paper, hesli'e to the admin-
- iattfction of Mr.Euchanan. Wheu they do
, this; we. will acknowledge that wc edit au
Knii-Adtrimstraticn organ. If they fail to
. uo bo, uotijiily we, but the public also, must
.-and., will regard them as nothing more than
, jto retaiUrs of low, vile and ftale cr.lumnies.-
.-. Ta. hi-a of Jack . Hitc . k (Jo., setting
!',-,$h'-'ta?nlvf4 p ft" thj peculiar champions of
Democracy of this creaty, is the best joke of
the svwwn. -TLiitd: heaven, tho lime has not
' ypt arrived, vh.;u the Democracy of Cambrian
-I wilt consent to h Irantiered over. , bouy aud
. breeches 'to tho KnovNothing : and Blaek-
lLq.ublieaa partiesi .This is vwhat: ; Messrs.
. llite A Go ; arc endeavoring . to', aeeamplish;
. .' hnt thdv-etrii't . nuita come it." ' And to
- - j .1
lUpretcnf ative in the late canvass ; and we
are confident that they will receive the thanks
of their .brethren for keeping in the public
councils, a man whose talents promise to da
honor both to his party and State.
' - ' '; ; - Lecture. - ;
Dy a notice in our paper this week, it will
be seen "that the 'Ebensburg Literary Asso
eiation" announces a public Lcature on Tues
day of the'first week of December Conrt, by
11. L. Johnston, Esq., one of its members.
Mr. John-ton, as an olo'qaett, logical and in
structive public speaker, has fw if any su
periors, in western Pennsylvania, and has de
voted considerable time and attention to the
local History aud Geograp-hy of this county'.-
His subject, "fJie Mountain County, will,
wcibavc no doubt,'!' be bandied with biarkt-d
ability.-- ; ; ; ' ' ' ' '' :' - ."; !
Dy thr way, it may not be out of place to
Btato that the "Ebchsburg Literary Associa-
cap the tTirjax, the aforesaid. Ilite Co.,1? tion," ai though unknown to fame is by' no.
h-ive- nndrtaken to prevent the election i f
Gscrge N. Smith as Srcukcr cf tkn next
llcuse cf Ecp'roscr.rIva ; a stupaadous
means a "oue nors? -auair.' it can now
boast cf 70 regular membtra, a large'nnmber
of orrespodiDg and honorary raetnbws, an
persons, present. - &u'ty-i:co isigneu
Constitution; end - many were present who
did cot, as they were not teachers.
" Normal Classes" were formed in each
Science and taught practically. ' Each Study
was then discussed and much information
elicited both iu; regard to method and prac
tice. It was the best Institute of the kind
ever held in this county beiug alrncfit entirely
practical. ' '
It is Loped an Institute of the kind will be
held in every township in the county,' and
one in the' Court-IIouse at the county' seat
Let not one township onut to hold, "at least,
one Institute of two or three days continu
ancc, and let there be a rivalsbip as to which
township will hold the best one.
The Institute adjourned at twelve o'clock,
on Saturday, after which an. examination cf
teachers for rConemaugh township was held
at the. Rolling-mill School-hoUcc.. where - for
ty-three teachers were exaruiued in one class,
besides somexix or seven whodid ppt enter
the list. . This was was the.' largest meeting
of teachers ever convened in the county for
that purpose, and they -acquited . themselves
twenty per cent: better than last. year. . .There
was a decided improvement in their qualifica
tionS', -oThc. next Institute now appointed
will be in Je3erson, n February next.
Yours truly, . .. -..
Gwrnij 5upiafrdeiit.
t-r.
tim, to his mo.-t delightful s..-'.toni&hn!ti.t, there
w: a very pcrceptihie chatigc f r thebfiler.
Toe mouth bean t pr.t on a hright an-1 healthy
appearance the fc.:l brt-ith h.-cai-i svet the
appciite.was re-lc rpd, sivt the child sctn.cd V;
pHitake of a new .and frr. lif--. -
Hope was inj.pir vd. aud the n?e c f the c- m-
Iouh i was t fai.nfully c-ntino-rri, the rcti.it oi
S C.:t ef
1 1..
tv.cive.
other parcnoiogtcai organs wuu lorrowoci 1 wtnen, vxin t!: b!-.smg oi -!.!. wvs-t-er e ra
oeks. p. etc restcration. M.cisncw peructiy i.eaitn :
He who should discover a mode of prevent
ing the hair from showing the inroads of en
vious I line by turmug prematurely gray, a
method bv which it could be restored . ween
falling off or turning white, and a way of
promoting its continued and luxuriant growth,
would be justly entitled to rank arcong the
benefactors of tke human -'race. Head the
testimonials ic auother columu. of the wonder
ful, not to say almost miraculous effects of :
" Professor Wood's Hair Ik-storalive," and
see if he has not accomplished all this. Cap
ital City Fact.J '
l or sale here by all DroggiEts. "1 Hit.
There are hundreds of remedies sold at
etery Drug Store," purporting to cure all dis
eases namcable, each advertised a3 the .very
best ever known, till we had lost all faith m
them all,. but there is one exception.
We speak of Dr. Sandford's Invigorator,
which came to us recconinieuded as a cure for
Liver Complaints, and all diseases arising from
a Diseased Liver- The testimonials of so many
of our Physicians in its favor, induced ns to
try itand now conviction is certain that it is
one of the greatest blessings ever given to
Dyspeptics, for it makes a complete cure be
fore -the first bottle was. taken, and now we
can, eat 'anything eatable" without trouble,
while, before nothing but the lightest food
would digest and often that gave pain. Now
what we want to say to all our readers is. if
if Liver Complaint or Dyspepsy trouble you,
do not fail to try this greatest remedy ia the
world.
Fe?r 9 W Vy all Drafjw. 51 4t.
hut little o.nfidetioe, but i.i one xv.vk's t.r--
If , r i '.V
ure -.t its rtstonf.vt p.. er . . ( ;
petite to return, try stomach n--t 'o .--. s .;
so that I l or.'d .-r.i anvthir.3 vxida-v-t ' - -.'
. . r- : - 1 . -. . lit YfXi-l'Z
rt i;ii.ii:ac;..i'iH?, au - , , i.,f
! .1 1.1 . f . . . "r.T II!
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Ills caperiuieiu.1 ei.oris o:.i.; i.r ;n . t-.-ne-i .,i i iriui-.'.ij wicr. .nrr -i ".-;! . . tt.
t.rinsMi.7 To T.eriecc '.ill .1 I" Lrrc-it it evir.n, i.,r t tt(t sTa e : I . n
JhuOU nijf vrtty t-ii;e v. hi. u time its cncc ts r
From this eircuwistance. Mr. Li y w -.s leo t
prepare with greater care and cr.actr.e. -s, v. h..t
had'ao astoniihlv cum! hi: chihl, as,.! c.ntinuol
.n ! i vih'! s:i. i w as r...nr.i .- . .... .
recovery; i tioi.c.t 1 n.;ic;e: u. r--cMt'd
: n.'-iio e-o-b Sceh w;ss n y c.r.
wb.eu Mr. l.iu.Vev -.nvlkd rr.e with sit.s
hi In-prove.! I'.f-v.d St.srchir, mutts. r '
:.svc
heen aiaiot niiraculoiis.. Ih-.r.-lr. ?ls :i himd
Veds, by it, havo beva snatched from a: r.:iri::.i
y j;ravc r.nd rtor-d to the twee!" flualth and
the tndcarr.:et:ts tf fiier.d. The voting and ! 1
have tested its sa-.i;: p..vcis and si:-.r aloud it
virtues. "Say they" ."after iifrhnr.Lhah-cy's Im
proved Blood m archer, ve ft.lt -as if a new life
was stirring t v.r vtiins, a.ud liu'er God we owe to
it moro than woirjs can express. . :
r But hear from their vwh, lipsnd then judec
of its valuable eflVctj. . The few ttftiimiiial that
follow td.ow that it xs deservedly styled the CSre ii
al Discovety of this or an'i oiher a?r.
. J. M. LINDKY.
Uollidavsburg, 15! air county, Ts.
a better sta'P ef health ti
t ... . . - er.-.r. . .
J .il l si 1 1 . i. " -
vca:s It fore
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eonn.hnt that, nndcr
v. to the invaiuahle in.
1 heiievc it in t to he oi.!
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pest of humanity. rS
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C E E T I E I C A T E S.
Tattonville, Bedford cc. , I'a., Oct, 1 , 57.
Mr. J. M. Linpscy. '
Dear Sir : I ys severely afflicted with rhcu-nsath-m
for a whole year mi-' mrnths of which
I was net aide to leav my bowlien hearing
e C'f the wonderful eff.-cts of your Injproved I'.liod
oearcher, 1 uetcrniiueu to procure some of it mul
give it a fair trial. After using three bottles I
was able to walk around aain as u..nsl, and am
now wholly cured. I rnn recommend it to all
who are similarly afflicted, arid relieve it is all it
claims to bo. t , .. .
Yours, truly, : JOIIN SIlATT'Iir..
A DESPERATK CASE OP TETTER' AND
-sTJL BABBEU'S ITCIL cured br the Use cf
Lindsev's Blocnl Searcher. I, the undersIeTied.
scme time in last March, was severely, afflicted
with what wm t ronouueed br mr -hTicisn to
h a frin kind ( T-r atiH arbr's ltb.
'.v.uld rtveiiimcitd i: x
the Improved HI1"!.'
1 fy it mr oiii v to t o
(Sxanci.-) .Vo.V.:,v rt'M
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J0IIN'CL'X.J-1
:w..rn !vul fuascri.-eo
A. D., 1557.
FOR SALE BY rvi-M
liobcrt Da.is. Tucxr.a- Dt -J.Mre,Carrollton:NVmH.lI--G.
S. Chri,tv. J- K- lhte, Jv.hx.s-'n.
Nov. 4S, 1857:2:Gm.
Talisable 'rropcrty "or
miir. sunscKir-Eii win- vt
1. follow bv valuable pl
situated iu Jack-n t.-.wihip. t -l;1;r'r.v,. 1
wxthxna qua.tcrof a mile of the V- , A
dins from llberUm:. a?.? "'; ,f,
M'Vickcr. James Mills and MarU!. -V- - jV
ual4clM:M. (kiiow the I.v..t -
aljut one. bumped r.crej mi a' f,KtPi
state, -of. cultivation, Lvrtv.s'.ttnr..
new fram'v barn, dwollir3 hou '
cess'irv improvements. . i
AIO-i00 acres o IJ.f?,
be sold in paue'. to u:t p-rc-J'-;
. Terms ruad V yr .
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