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AND SCISSORS.
iocal Items thia week.
f r art House in Kittaning was dea
re , pk: the records were all
-fire last
!byBro . aon nno
,g about
u,r.nrQH. Esq. has been el-
-.j'eteR - f Washlnctou
rf tne - a
Jafl VrksoHUtle Cambria. Peter
.n eminent degree of the
. in
aad good Piel
:tk . r beaver 1
. j vf th lecture at
tr-understand. -
vr. Church next Sunday evening,
C'-boU nf the -Evil of OPPO
SE .rUm"-" subject fraught
N'8 I t for all parties. A collection
P iDtf 1 in behalf of the Ladies Al-
L,e make a rood Justice
:etBaij . , -
. ,i nmetical commou wuk.
iJer our beaver touched.
u' observe among the specimen 'pic- i irs
r t of Mr, Lewis' Ainbrotypa j ington
V fr!. , lioness of Mr. i Pos
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ministerial Crisis in England.
IIalafax, Marco 10. The Cunard steani-.
hiD Canada. Captain Long, arrived at 10
o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool at
10 o'clock on the morning ol the .tn un.
Her dates are consequently a week later than
those previously received.
The steamer Kangaroo sailed for 2ew
York on the 21th ult. She carried out the
news of the resignation of Lord Palmerston's
Ministry, and ihat the arl ot Demy naa
constructed anew Cabinet, of which the mem
horn are as fol'.ow?:
Yicr T.nnl Derbv.
Chancellor of the Exchequer D?Israel.
Lord Chancellor Sir F. Theisger.
President of the Council Earl of Salis-
Tr'' j Trvxr Seal Earl Ilardwickc.
Home Department Spencer' "Walpole.
Poreigu Department Earl of Malmes-
Oolciiial Secretary Sir E: Bulwer Lytton.
M.ni&tor of War Gtu Peel.
i'irst Lord of the Admirality Sir J . Pak-
From the Washington Union.
The Republican Party What Is it T
We venture to say that we have propoun
ded a question which it is not most difficult to
answer. We submit the inquiry in no irrev
erent or even partisan spirit. We want to
know something oi tne elements, m y.y
es. and the character of the Republican party.
To say that it is a sectional organization, cou
fined exclusively to the free fctates, that it
seeks control of Federal affairs through the
conceded majorities of the North, is not en
ough. It has no history, no nationality, and
ntrint.isni It ia a mere storm-
cloud, filled with destructive elements with
the powers of evil. Its rise has been rapid
as its life has been threatening. Its growth
has signalized the coming or aouuvs,
in, and distrust about the valu, and the
possibility of maintaining, the integrity of
the Federal Union. It has divided us into
i . : ...... m fptdiner. ana in
I WO DdrU IU ovuuu'-"i c: -
" . , . 1
a likeness of Mr.
:aBTa i a copy of the "Dcmo-
Ul" in his baud. The "li-
convincing proof that James
. s man of line
ios " , ,v;nT and a
1
!
r MrJ.off to an Exchange, suitors in
' ' v;rrr. Volo iracscripi u
. . i r,nt
V Y...r. nrepented with a
t :ve Ml" v. i
',rl I I" ... .i n
Postmaster General Lord Colchester.
President of the Board of lrade, -Mr. lien
lev
of Control. Lord
Ellenborrough; President of the Board of
Public works. Lord John Manners; Aiuwuey
General, Sir F. Kelly; Viceroy of Ireland,
the Earl ofEnglinton; Irish Chancellor, Jus
tice Blackburn, Secretary, Lord Ellis.
Kanqan also took out the news that Can-
,.tnred on the 26th of December,
! i .i. Art. tl,0T.irtar CJrneral w ere ta-
ana mai x ei auu
Later from Mexico.
The Civil War Raging
New Orleans, March 11. By the arri
val of the. steamship Tennessee, from Vera
Cruz, dates from that port to the 7th instant
have been received, including advices from
the City of Mexico to tne urn msiaui,.
The papers are filled with the details of the
civil war raging in the States of Guerrero.
Michoacan, Queretero and Guanaxuato, which
.Klitr tlio strongest disaffection to the new
Government. The whole country is in a lam
entable condition
Generals Dobladb, Parodi. and Artemza
are fortified at Zelaya, in the State of Guanax
uato, withoOOO me"n and twenty-seven pieces
of artillery
. i i i .
The uovernment iorces are posieu umi
Zelaya, awaiting reinforcements, when it is
supposed an action will take place.
Robbery after robbery is reported almost
daily
VIVIA. --" J
3000 cavalry in opposition to the new Govern
ment, and the downUU ol Ziinoage, is conqu
ered certain.
It is reported that the new Government is
prouounccd for at Guadalaxara. Gen. Gar
cia has possession of Tampico and is in the
Federal interest.
A. IM REGISTRATOR'S MH-
i -B ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION h.
i Ji been grantel to the underlie nod on the e
'l tute d T.liaio Overly, late of Jomissr.wn. Uu-
Ol id CUUUl.) vv - . j.
1 ft-. - - T " ITfl t'. t . t' " - --1 . 1 . I- i t 1 ; I 1 III" I . . I . 1 ilC V I'-J " w
, thenvselves iidelted to said cstato are reviuetea . fanJtv.rc. fuel, board an tnlti
hoi lin
thea
.v.-. ,r,.;, "vai,l estate will present
Properly ahco4iiuited lor: wttlement.
1 1 III-SHY ClVlhL Udin'r,
TSie Csissvllle Seminary.
ONLY $2250 PER QUARTER.
nniiis saiOC-LFW. YOUNG LADIES and
JL Gentlemen is xaiiiu-''tlo01J lut
only $22.5i pvr quarter
Marti 10. I5!?:lt;:Ct
i l -n;nrl aa ni-iinners.
aiubria i . . i- .pL-'s later news from In
CU2 itlVJ WUik w
... t Al
tv .U not tninK me
Vditers would object to fimilar tes- dk but it contained nothing of importance
friends. At
ertain, the Editor of the Demo
lish from their admiring
The Canada s news is as follows:
GREAT BKlTAli
Lord Derby's Cabinet, as advised by the
Kangaroo, has been slightly modified. Lord
Stanley takes the Colonial Department
Sir Bulwer Lytton has no office, his re
election to his seat in Parliament being con
sidered doubtful. t . .,o
rr-u .cnft iA I in VemmCUl UUl IU iuc
Cabinet includes the Duke of Montrose as
Chancellor of the Dutchy of Lancaster; Mr.
Cairus as Solicitor General; Mr. Seymour
t-itzcerald as under Secretary ior xuiciu
iTaTrs; Earl Canarvin as under Secretary of
the Colonies; Lord Hardingo as under Secrc-
i tary of ar, &c , vc
im 1 ' C n (t
ul . . Frionds. dont all
ti sentinel wumuu .
0QCe- A
.:nrp!v hoie that tne long uv
a." e'"v 1 , , f.
c' rei.n of winter is over, "lue lasi,
..urB been deciaeaiy bpii"6-
disappeared entirely. To dy is
lSScit!y balmy and pieasans
.lear'J the hope.
Of those calm ssies,
i,d that soft time of sunny shower,
fin the wide bhx-m on earth that he.
,r..3 of a brighter world tnan ours.
ISa iUluwiwti w - -j
f t r,f;n f, M fid rid,
thA reauestto nno u - ""vi ' ., t ITnnso
buob6. - rrmui. Par lament met on tuc-.m.
rrn thia week, crciui- aro, nrApr&a for the
jceiaour il - nf Commons, new wi i.
Lt the same time to hand us a Mats occupied by membors of the cabinet.
Mlu , ! . , TT .... i mP.I until March 1st,
.v Va that amount on nanu -. liotu nouses i. .j ,
m'6" luw ... ., i , frtipr :i.(liourn till the 1- -
-at exiument in a lial ."ffiS that the three vacant
D Coney The great K, ligh tene dlJ Lord . Lave
WLi.1, SlioC f ffierr.on the Dukes of Welhngtoo
iBliiA- 1, inV in the atest Sty e And ! J Norfolk, and Earl llarrowby. -Mr. Hay
AndlUir .'Vrj nX late whipper in of the Ministry, is to be
nTheprofeaer " of.1 rnfr K' Also Mr. Griffiths, a dis-
ii . .j ii , traviesi luruuii o i hj - ....
V.opw .ftd lus traMCM. .,...,. u.. ; ... i,0.i Tr . .-ivil eniri::eer.
W.ut A accent auu j - ; oi:CurrfcJ at Mountain
'..? he Will put you up iu u .-- . .v-vij
1 v Vi Witci kHliur io mtu.
... r.i' ..r ir.tr, r 1 AhU, aiCS, '"'a . . ., - .... . .1
V- hiricea us me h ; . r,.t:on .TU;i hroucnt hi tue uruwu
i w-ll-ktiow
s iu scntimeut, m ieeuug, uwij, . ,
. , 1 t..ti ntn rpnfirtp(l in the neM witn
ictiou Lt has aisea up anu stimutat --r
life mtenso political natreas. xi
to array the Nortnajamsc tueoouLu, a..u .w
South o7aftlio North, it is then, a dis
union party ; it is more, it is a destructive,
deceptive political organ zation, that, lur
temporary possession of office and power, is
ready to sacrifice the prosperity and the com-
mon weltare ot tnis greai uuuuu -
use this manner of speech in a partisan spirit
it i .!L Afci Tf
and meaning. We nave no epwi
coarse lan5ua?e of detraction and abuse, to
i.. ua i!0nuV.li(?&ns. We respect pol-
ideal parties ; we believe m their good offices
that they stimulate honesty. They are the
watch of the ship ;the detectives of the police;
the picket-guard of the army, They promote
JnViTSitiou and reflection: they hold the
f..,otma tn sMonnt. and visit corrup-
reiirtM'um'" rri -
tion ana viuaiuy v M
history of this government is a niory
t. M,i ,tP(l in nartv: in tho demo
VS. i , ' . ,
cratic spirit of independence wnuu gac
...,1 it attrlVtlltPS.
its naiuc ii.
.t in tr.. United States political
narties contending for control political par
ii : .1.-;- nluinii m flie people ot
ties aaviressiuy -- i
, r-i. 'n Th Democracy is
tne coineucia.t.ji . ; v,
.., u s.ttvt Tt has no hucn
VV IbUUUU c-vy-
it
VvDi-mi-vrv Vekscs Puinciple. At the
jj V -
, "!o.lr flpn.iblifan Indiana State Conven-
LO.HJ l'
tion Ex-Member of Congress Julian, made a
speech in winch he gave ins orctnren a piece
of his mind-. lie gave tne ra to uuucioiu.uu
that he knew they were poinosmg tuai
thev were not making their platfor' of endur-
. . . .1 . .1 - TT ii..
ing principles tuat tne ivansas ui-allci uuxi
which they were making meir piauuim
an ephemeral one, as it might be settled in
i . .i .i ii ii.c.
six weeks, and tneu mere wouiu i e u"""
more of it. lie aavisea tnera 10 wo, inu-
our! that the Philadelphia plat torm was
wnrthv of their reaffirmation That,
Italcable FAR?! FOU SALt.
r-T 1IE SUBSCRIBED OFFTOS AT PlUVATE
i mle. the farm on which he now ret vk-s v.i
Ca.mbiia township CaraUIa etmnty, cojita:-;'
! ucr. About 85 of which are c W and
rru, T ni-vnkYrrhrrits are :i trot
n Ban k Ito. other oi.tbtiil.!in?s. anJ thriving
barin- orchard. The woxnttand is weil t.mlml
. 1 ? i ahfttit SO nH from
the Hu se. Tnere is also a never t;tthti? swing
Mf wat er, in ahr.rst every tield on the larni.
im. i-,r -n is wrnate about Kmr and a halt mne
Xortl. Test i.f EUnslmrg, two miles from the
'EbeLbm -g and Carlton Hank Kcx, . wuh a
-x-d township Koad lcidm? fivm the U-
Hoad thro ugh the premises. Any iicrson wish
to purchas e a farm, would do w,-l to ,-xamme
S prop ftty, as I will sell on reasonable
Urms OWEN R. ROUE UTS,
March. 1'Oth 1858.
. .: . M....;..- w .,;v "..0 por .quarter. , A-l
the LaupiW ar.d t Draumitals aro proVor
tlonailv cheV &M,d f-ra- circular, btuocu.u.
are exited to notify 'f'g
Cassville, Ilu:nin -don co., Ta.
Feb. '24. ISljl Zrrr . ... ' '
4dmlIU-fitor- XA'fr .
T "TTFl: OV ' ADMINISTATIO"N".,0 J
iitl,r -ti .7-.l n.T- Davilate tf tie tor
ou-i r Klvr.4.rswOjn''.i.. -.'h.VrT
. 'i , i bn-un.nte.1 tcr.ho .yznea uv M',
Ml 11C'' m
APPHiLS.
flflako not ice, that the Commissioners of Gm
f J C Co. inty will hold appals f.r said Coun
ty tor the vc r IMS at the immissionera Office
in Ebensbui-gs MJowa wit :
For A!lefc hei.v Clearfield, & ft Me l own
shiii and U .rett'o Borough on Monday March
15
of Cambria i.-Jiivc is hVicby given to avl har-
ir.c c'.ximaaa-.n-t tiaie iu j.,"-
tlr.lv authenticated for scHkmrtit, an. thobO in
ric Aed iLvn-t.-to makeimmi-diate vvi::U. .
Mrs. MARY .T.-.I. IAViS,- KArtin
fl2 DAVID T. JAMF..S. . V-
' . ... . n,in..ii-!VI'l W V T
B i:Tr -S AKAiilA-s nunr.vi"''""'
ii warranted to cure iu evtry instance, if
n-ed according to directions. Biugbon. fep.avia.
"J Spliut. or any oih c,lh.y.s or hard lnmp.
diualikf -c-re ZI."of the present day
r.rofcss to cure all ill, to which man and. beat
ar- heir to. hut will moat assureu:y cure tte alov(.
'and riD-ove all - i'lMuU Hf, .
bv itrntin tU; p.res and conYig-tce to.
n'u rs or callous iutu pus -r matter ami- tucn
disthagwl through the skin without . re-vitg
' MAuufactured and sold by Jarr.es 11... peat tv
and also at the Drug .U) r. .m IX M
HON and at the atore ot THOMAS DLJ K
EUnsbufg. Pa. ; v- : U-Wr0-
mssoixTzcx.
her
C. Tl.
t-r . M,. hrcti.iire xitip? betwemx
T.ili ujuuii-j'i'
.J . . - rill . 1J
V.,r n,.t Suaquhanna and Carroll Townships
on Tui sil ij- A. -arch 10,
r?. .- iirr.Uria. Jackson an
shins and l '.bei lsburh liorou
3iarcii. i(, . . , . rr .... themselves ii;ui.'nvu . ,
Fur Con ems wig layio ; acoount - U:rt;hy notihed t;;e w""
ami ett!e l.elove the nrst a ay ui -i..i.i., -
t Tti,-'u-k Town- t ,J,Stahl& C. Ii-s. i,.r
hBdSay ! Watch Jeweiv bus :
uu" I bv mutual . comeut. and
U,.:.e'it. in the-Ciuck,
is this daV.U!s.soi,i
tersens - kuowiDil
the late finn by njte cr
one wormy ji . v.. u. . . .... , ,r ;.
however, did not suit the managers, who wan- , A1lw"J h i-1)r0u5h and Johnatow Bor-
ted to get the aid of certain Anti-Admmis- JSarci, , .
tration Democrats iu electing the Mack-Ue- - R-lcll laid and Summerhill lownships ou
publican ticket. They objected to ir. i ui- i Miwl.iy jia, clt 22.
stinc that the t i.i v..i, .n.Tb.n and jl
lau 3 reuuuuiivuuu.ivu., . i ui "
i).;uflrdr.hia nlatfurm was made to suit . me , Summitviil'' b..rr.u,'u, c-
1 1- x. , , .,
...... , l Utt m tlie tMids ot
wise tneir act"i"u' .". . .
proper ofiicer f.jr C(.iecti..ii. . .- . . , .
F i1K;- -Kill ?;i,,l became on at tno o.d
such a contestant. It nas uo rucU i t
We are met by a faction in the North exigencies of the times, and they were now .
t
rival. e ,"v'' , , i
i i? : ; Tvi!l bp nnd that only.
when, if ever, its numbers shall overwhelm
the Democracy and the Union together Lt
is idle and wicked to attempt to conceal from
the American people the great fact that the
, ii ..v.i: ; tin ncurthrOW
triumph ot tne nepuuiiL-ain
1 , v r,.l ..t,timent upon
actilig cn that idea expediency wa as im- J
portant as principle iu a political ccutcst. ,
Julian had few backers. Cin Fntirtr. .
JOHN' BEAKLu. J
Commissioi er'-j cflu-f .
Ebensburn. Pb. 17, 1858. 1
(.Toll nt(.wn Kcho pleae copy.)
Innstcr Townsuip.aud nd by C. The. R .r,s, -here - to
Thursday, March 22. j placed for cicca, &
;OBEET5
Comr'a.
1
Jan. 27,1858-
, I Kflf. 1 1. A L-. .-. -r " Till III I I1IC. UUU fcjfcu-- .
Mr. Loftus C, Uttwa.y -is appy uu ol lu r--"--r- a . ni , :ind adop.
country more iatai iu us j"
than that blind feeling- which exists that the
Constitution itself is an instrument of power.
There is no strength in that compact, which
is not imparted to it by tne p.-opi
States iu the current relations
urald ile once c.uii us,.i. . jjj, y (Vuit. by the owner of the Amen
wn landlord of Jefferson, and , ,jLUuV' Leonder, against the steamer North
., a-tnanded a quart of wh;s- j Allricall. to recover damages for the loss ot
tilled, the Major with rir- tne Lauder by the recent collission off Holly
''-!.. rati i-.-iiiivu'i- - -i ibei'icau. m icv.v. 0 ... a-rr n
. ... .-.(.j . .. XK-r- witli . Ii:ir- .i. . r .,- 1... rKn rixlnt ColllSSlOn Oil liUliy
i-: !lAt i.i. ... I ; . : h- stm
.tic ,hrwdni.. demanded bis pay. "l- : hk.ad. A verdict was g.u
J s,)t rt.wted the u.nish,d er, whose owners gave notice of an appeal to
uu, "but d j -'nd nuW' 1 11 'a " f i T 1 , don
. . ..V.r.t'fl the price ..f i The London
,r ;;,. . , ! ninrft buOVaUCV
. ... ..v
,u. b" ' " Jft the pnc oi my u-. .
-'A the Maj. t, and with thaw be .truck the flask
. ntU. tap vith the poker. For a moment it
Mmed a. thou, a jug ..f water had been turn-d
,,iown; but xn the Major the af-
Wr with tlue remarkable words: --W.
r; wnare aure. yu re minu the fia;
1 miniiH the wbUk-y."
... v. ic -i.nil urou thu
arv(l. 11. u. r
made no alteration in its rates.
CHINA.
i Tho China mail had reached England, with
i the details of the capture of Canton, received
i prior to the saiung oi
1 F Ti... (Vntonese. gubmitted, and evacuated
Lrr da by a client in difficulty. "Sut. your u wa8 takeD prison.
.'.aidtheCW. -Wl.y. the m-riu n a, well a Y-h and the Tartar general,
.u Kxei-ution iu hi, hands .aint me for ouehan- . g 0f, Vlhqurlf was subsequently in
Wddlar,; uow wtatamltodo?" "Why. , rtallcd M Vice Governor . of the City with
miied the Clonel. -yu had better pay the ; fcimilar t0 those previously wielded by
Juev" -r.ut" Mid the client, "it is imp- y h . .
Bwiiey. l.m. ..mi...., d u,i,l I .11: nnnr nn. their PfOteC-
vi, .l.t value of the Union shali cease to
b appreciated when its members sha 1 be-
rl ... . :.,.r,..q .-.f allios and trieuds its
come rivuis msuu .
covenants will dissolve into air, ana u Wu
be exchanged for implements of war
Is it within the power of man to conceive
, 1 : .1. .1,-., V..nd cm be SoOii' r
a ivian ny wuicu iu(.v-
weakened aud destroyed than by tae organiza
tion of what we call the Republican party
All concede that the embittered fee ling now
too common, between the free and sla b ates
is the point of our great weakness It there
. . ... .1 .... ir restitution is
is danger 11 is iueic. - ,
it i, thre. If we look for the
causes of present estrangement, present con
tentions and misapprehensions, it is tuere.
If we regard thefutere, we instinctively turn
to the sections to tell us the tone of public
sentiment, that we may couut the canoes ot
n-tlonal life hereafter. The eye of the nation
Monej r continues abundant and the ia upou the sections more than upon tue
lieht. The Dank of England has xinion. v
"b"1' ... . rr.L tho. Ttprmnlican party f e
may not say it is treasonable, ihegal, or crim
inal. We cauuot deny the right of its organ-
have UO power to buppresa
ti VrvT TTtaii Expedition. Majors & 1
Russell the coutractors for the transportation t
of supplies for the army in Utah, have deter- i
.;0 ln make Nebraska City the starting j
(i,;,niTt trains. Thev intend to
iiiiui iui ci-" " -- ..- , ,
start the supplies iorwaru noiu .icuao- v-j
with eiht hundred or a thousand wagons-
Thev will require sis ur viKuui- ; vther
and about twelve hundred men, the latter to 1
be paid twenty-live ollars per month, oiu ana AppHcallow. I
back. Majors & Russell a, e now eugageu Ahuy k R .i 1 LilATIlEU, !
,r.hU the cattle for their trains, and aUhbl K 0N' 1 -i-.7"'7x. ITV , M AP. !
willwe presume, exhaust the supply in Mis- , : RNlTUlli:, ; .
-uH. In addition to this, tha transportation . Tt0. ,lc.,
of supplies over the racinc ivauruw - " . l Z , o. iotouly piu,: s-r
tr - t..,tafmm St. Louis to l'ort ttj it has no su pel 10 r, nt-i j ,
iUlSS(.Uri rici W'"."'" " , , ......,,. i. r KtOWIl anii ir, i-'vi
. . I I I r. t inrf. I . irrnn" . ! Lliail A.i . , ....
. - ,....;.,,,.. stain WIicio i"c
3ICU1G1?S (.'EIEIIKATEU
LIQ0I I) GLUB,
T 11 E O B B A T ADHESIVE
store and ohlce. sr;..ng in W.r.y cr-
ceitxrvt tier i.-iioicn.
! M7-DE1IEAS I.KTTras O -F ' ADMlNiJ
y'V tration on the estate of Iichwll-arrabuugb.
lau- of Munster Tdsldp, Cnniy.axcjinty, de
ocsed.have hP-. praut-to 11.. if.tr5:gned
fr.sulmg m said Township) by. the llepr of
V ,, ... 1..,.;, . liine acAinst
the said county; ait rwsy ; --.V -
... ... ... 1 ....1 t.i v.rHsC.it 1 htm
sa,d lecciien, are uwef:wuu.7 , .
v r- w 1 f III Mart
r M'erlv auUieoticxted for settlement,, and tut
'ndebteS are vcpiired to juakepaymt-nt wiuiotrt
i uc.ay,
in
1SADOBG FARRAEAUGII.
Fr-H. 12." IS.jS. - .
Admr.
hrisklv on. In short
measures are being taken for th- complete
equipu-.cnt and speedy departure of a sccooo
U tah Expedition, embracing soldiers, tea ma
sters and attaches included, about 4U0U
men.
Sry DayBrinsiSonicllilnq
"V-F.W-.YOR'K
ic3EIMISS10K St ' TEA WAREHOUSE.
-UK sriiSCrtlBKU varir. iu i.wj'
I
1
1
ock market bad assumed
(nnsnls were gradually re-
niore uao aj 11.
covering from the depression caused by the
Ministerial crisis, but ciosea uawjr j .u
tion 9
demand
OBITUARY.
DISD, This morning, at 0 o'clock at the ri.
donee of her father Capt.. James Murray, m this
place, Miss Mary J axe Murray m the Sth
year of her age. Funeral takes place mi 1 ridaj .
It 10 o'clock. A.M. Friends are invited to attend.
In announcing the Death of this amiable youn
t o.w was endeared to us by the ties ol kin-
dred, we have no consolation to offer her beieav.
ed rarents.save the assurance they have, as far an
human bing may be assure i.tnai u -
.red a world of care and sorrow, for one of nercr
euding happiness. Miye restinpeace..
THI3UTE OFRESPECT.
. 1 f FtmniiKT Star ?o-
Vr.ani'l 1T1PH III Ul ijvMiM.,
, eial Temple, held March 9th I808 the D . 1 -i
T. announced the death of our bister Mrs.
C1IAIU.OTT.T. RoDOERrf. .
Whereupon a committee was appouiLco-
1 i- w
Pre-
0 ..;I W. 1 i-nviniT no btalU
lereb more ui'.' ,
o irts are ioiuiid. A:ivtB r.uw.
- ? ; "Vi... 1 ..t thr ee veara upwards of -oO.O'JO
"MtCVY rtlv leWted LIQUID ULt, j
1 Doti-t? ( " . - , vi.T,i(.-,r(! which
r xti'-fivi: CEXTSA I1U TILL,
c f .tr..-l ml Sold "Wholn-ale :-nd Retail, by
Manufactured an i ; c w .
.1. V..
No 907 Chestnut Stret t.. Philadelphia
M-Liberal inducements offered t-persons de
sirous of selling the T45ly.
tne citizens of Johnrtown and the smround
c.Knt.rv that he has opened a AVar hou ia
the Arcade Umlding. opnoMte Cannl Stiet.
wheie he is .eliing gotnl at New cit- prtco.
s I V.1 on coromiion (for cash only) I can ot
ter inducements never beior met with m tls !
. tt... -t .,..,- ..Vdicrs in nart ol the "tne.
TES COFFEES nnd SvGAVvS the market enn
atYo'rd,' together with evc.rj-ti.ii.g m the pro.rr
Une v an immense sfot M 'IVliACGD, America
and Imported EGARS: a vn aorUr,nt of
ROOTS and SHOES for lit'js : La ..
Misso.-' and CldldrenV s1IOE: .'he bet ..xc4
HATS and CATS ever brought o. nwrnnist-i.-.i
all grades and sizes. .
ALSO. Wholesale A-ci.t. A-r tne t,e of Dr. J.
Resetter's ct-lebn:t.-d Stou.achU;tters and o.
Aromatic Schiedam ScJ.app. For parUc:.ai
cull and examine my toch.: ,
.XJ-Thave adopted the i.tejiriys'';w. sct.t
a child can purchase a?veil as the mobt experi
nced person. : RETER MAS.TI1RSON.
Johnstown, bept. ic--
1 " (m 1 1 1 J rrl ft ll.r. rAA T f f " C 1 1 1 I I I 1 IX(. IUU L . '
- - "itncrVe i :Sr a t0u. fcory terms were made with
..-.Otonel. "yV. taed tl astonUhe-1 i Coverument. a' Commission composed
Jy." "A levy?' exclaimed tne a ui j Vlli;nmen aall two Frenchmen had
u , SbMt -.. '' - J "IM "he suporvUion of (be Gov-
ty dollar. tW. mornir if lc rty i unTthe people to r.turu and assuring them
writ, and be wouldn't doit." The client sup- . PP
Jl that the Colonel referred to the small ; 1 d tore of the mail everything
CnUh.ilvcr coin generally styled a levy, - uiet. nnd there was a f ??'
.n of lew ou Real or Personal property. thu t Jki off of the blockade aud of the re
, w . . ., t ...::n., ! ,:r, nftrda within a week
Th. following, clipped from tne - 'VC. " h ,,n.,n Canton, there were nu
. 1. 1 i n rriinir ifi LiAi. t in tub ti.j. km - r
r i,, s uwoeL u in.iv - i . . . - , .
lble ana lwesonmous. , . , r i
iv T, hia Tiloased Almighty Lrod
to remove by death from our midst our be-
kind as we have ever seen :
UtV eoming the blushing roce
Vhinpers it low to .ne,
Xud the Htarlight hasten' with It.
Over the twilight a.
All trembling, the zephrys tell mo.
On light winds hurrying past,
.and my own heart. quickly beating.
Coming, coming at last.
The soft-lipped waves of tho ocean.
Gathering at my h-et.
Breeze born from the coral island.
Murmur the secret sweet.
There's not a dew-steeped blossom.
Or glistening orange tree,
But furnish its leaves glee laden.
To breathe this joy to me.
Lht! is the the sound of rowing
Stealing along the air,
1 must gather round mp temple
The weight of this braided hir;
And truat to the growing darknet.
And evening shadows dim.
To hide with their wings the trace
Of tears I've shed for him.
If I am not at home from the party to
night at ten o'clock," said a husbanoto n
better half, -don't wait for me. - That I
said the ldy, signincanuy ,
but I'll come for you." 1 be gentleman
I 1 K..i.rl orwnnntf rS- The Dnt
mcrous uauu w "-" : . , -,i j j
i. i. inn u,l tho French 30 in killed and
1511 IOBL 3.JJ,
wounded. A large amount of treasure was
captured, but plunder was torbiaaen
At Hong Koug freights were dull and eas
ier and the tonage was increasing.
Tni A
mi j..:i r.t P-.Tfiiita np.ws to January -3d,
adds nothing of importance to the previous
teleeraphic advices. ,
Jung liahaaoor cspii"cif , -line
200 rebels, and capturiug seven guns.
V , , 1 1 l.n af.O.nm-
The reaet or aomDuiporo uu
lSo- : nomVipll was fathering his
cir vjonu viiuiuv.. o , . I
Ptrength, for his entry into Oude, when the
final Struggle d a determined resistance
was anticipated. .... a
The Calcutta Mcney Market had improved
and the Dank of Bengal had reduced its rates
1 per cent
izatiou. uc. - ... , .
r, a.-. ..... it ,ca fiintmn that lt is vrnol-
ly wanting in magnanimity and brotherly at
tributes. We deny it all patriotism ; ior it
inscribes nearly half the States ot the Union,
and seeks to array the other half in bitter
hostility against them. Its policy is narrow,
illiberal and tngoteu. xi sceus vo AVuereupon a committee was vim.
er not alouo by numbers, but by making the j t reg6lutions expressive of the fee
minority subjects of the majority and tll0 Temple-, who r-poited the followi
I,'. ,..,1 l.ncw t r r r I T ..1...;.xnu.
upon a geograpuiea jnne ana ivcsoiuno"-.
It is a disunion party, because me ca
pons of its warfare, and all the agencies it
emplovs to gain control, serve directly and
of neceitv to undermiue and destroy the
-pirit of uuity which is the essential eienwui ,
that keeps us togetuer aa uu. y. --
have no beliet wuatever, ior iu,
the fierce controversy into wMicu we uavo
been driven in reference to Kansas is regaru
ed by the Republicans as of the least conse-
-i ,.r. f rvf roritntion
quence, except as a luamxuvu. -0 -
, . i v.:.a l.o Vrirth fifrninst tbe
to be useu iu tiuuiiiti ... a
cti, Thi is shown bv their quick trans-
fer so recently made, of the "slavery ques
tion" in Kansas for that of "popular sover
eignty " "election frauds," 31 issoun inva
sion " aud some other clap-traps thrown out
a3 a net to catch Democrats. Is it not true
. .1.. T k winna ItTA nlOHe IU lUO J.IUH1I,
tnai tne nu'uuuvu ...
seek to operate alone upon Northern senti
ment receive only Northern support, recog
nize only Northern men, and use every pow-
er tbey possess in coiupruan y.- o-
ernment of the Union into the free States (
STAl'FrKR & H4RLEY.
.-.m.'M WATt llES AND .1EWELRY.
Tremendous Excitement :
f I., fl'
tart
elled,
'cmple above;
won t
wait,
retorned at ten precisely.
t, anthn'r went to see. his own
rUy performed, and expressed bis surprise to
. cU'a iViinnrKK of the house. 1
l.tUU VU . -
i ' he added, "its owing uj vuc
rlii blB frieni. "I thin it mnst bt
yppose
rr.i . t:u ci,nntnor. who was lately
cheated by an old woman stealing a jar of
. . "i , -. :..ritpr in its iilace
whisky, ana leaving aj v ,
l.ji craL-ir? ft straose dialect,
aescriDeu uci l f-- o - - . , ,
neither Irish or English. A punster said he
hd reason to complain of the jar-gone
jockey at Newgate asked a Y ankee if
they had any such swift, horses in America.
"Swift '" said Jonathan, "why I guess we
have. I've seen a horse at Baltimore on a
sunny day start againt his own shadow, and
beat it a quarter of a mile at tbe first heat.
Talking one day after dinner of the ne
cessity of employing attorneys in doing eve-
o mon must keep m witn
them whether he wishes it or not. Rogers
..v-. : Anr, orvtVinrr-mv deareir;
6aia. "fc i ..v.j e, j m
the little is with yru wc cannot drinK ny
ernmeuu mi mv. - - m
Is this not faction I ana win u ne less
in its highest possible successes
It mfghtas well be claimed that the in
mates of Exeter Hall and the hereditary Ab-i-.
e fnrrlimd mistituto oue of our
Oliuoms.3 . . .
i-.. -i iK f thn pnemies ot iree
P -ii . tn hr o.ounted
eovernmeni iu au tuaui- . r .
6 . TKminst'the Amer-
as a commou - -o .
ican Democracy and the Amenoan Union.
Lord North, who detested music, was
asked to subscribe to the ancient concerts.
Ho refused. 'But your lordsh,p s brother,
tbe Bishop of Winchester, subscribes, ur
ged the applicant, "it 1 were as ueai ,
I would too," was the reply.
TlnDer Canada, a
ill a uata iu""""T , i i i
magistrate, who kept a tavern, sold liquor to
the people till they got drunk and fought in
. . .r 1 tt . . v. . ;o.nn4 a warrant. arTre-
bis bouse. ie tucu - - ----- - j ,
. . .1 1 l..l thm nn IDE SLXJ ('.'"-
henaea mem, auvx i.. - ,
besides fining them, made them treat each
other to make up the quarrel.
"What keeps our friend
from churchr asked a clergyman ot bis clerk;
"I hopo he has not a tendency to socianism
or deism." "No. sir. it is something worse
than that." replied the clerk ; Vor.c. I
tmt vou don't mean atheism ? No. sir.
Sutor. whom we are
brisht spirit in that better
Therefore be it, . ,
t t ri'i.-i i.;i. -a-a hnw in numoie:
lieaoivca, Aiiat
submission to the Divine Will.wc can not but
mourn and regret the death of our beloved
Reaolved, That we deeply sympathize,
with the bereaved husband and friends of our
deceased in the loss of an affectionate A ife,
and a loving Daughter and esteemeu
but we rejoice with them in the consoling
thought that our loss is her infinite grin
Resolved, mat. we weai ...c e - i - 47lv.
Mourning for the space of thirty days, and fceP t. 0. IS.,.
that we enshroud ine unaner m b
the end of the present term.
Readied, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the "Democrat & Sentinel ami
"Mountaineer, and a copy forwarded to to
husband of theMeceased.
JANfciTlliUvJli.
ANN NOBLE.
ELIZABETH EVANS.
-TnsniOLESAIX aud "Retail, a.
V V the Thiladfclphia watcli ana . v
Jcwelrv Store" Nu. 148 Qow fM
Nu'rth Second Street. Corner of J&U22
liuarrv. L'hilauoipm.
Gold Lever VatclH:3. full Jew
18 caret case!,
(lold Lepme. IS care'-.
Silver Lever, full jewehed.
Silver Lepine, jewels.
Superior Quaitiers.
Gold Spectacles.
1'ine Silver do..
Gold Bracelets,
Lady's Gold Pencils.
Gold Pens, with Pencil aud buverhoi-
itld Finger Rings C7J cU to 890 ; Tah
Glas.es, plain 12J .ct... fateat 1 8 3 , c una
ether articles iu proportion. A.l goods w ar
wntrf to bo what the? are s.1d f,r py bd
wme G .Id aud Silver Levers and Repines s.ul
lower than the above pnee. & uakley
rn,i..- i -v ii k 1 1 sl (r X F.D WOUUj KESPECT-
'no ' - ,.e im ... J.,., . .1
J1- fuliv imorm tue cu:zas ii -'-"'5U1"5
the' surrounding .vicinity, that he Us just arnv
irom the Kaslern'. citiw .wvth.a" la.-e ana varied
. . . f 1 1. r,( a'.l dphi-riiitiSiiii. v-. :
'"Inn SP1CES f - kt"dS Vher Willi u .a, ye let c.
' FlH from Salmon .lowono Uernv. b:ch w-ii
24,00 be"dis;',lOS..j t,f 'ov the barrel cr-dozen.
12,00 ,'(VYi SFGARS-- .-AND SNUFF.
i
.00
7,00
1,50
3,00
1,00
5.00
OUPHAXS' COURT S.4LC
TTBY virtue of an order of. the Orphans' Court
.O ofCa
;i hr.Is andT.rice. NOTION'S aU tJN-
FECriONARlES iii abundance. '
Ve have also added to our stock a we.t sei
ted ai'ortrriCTit ot " -
SCIIOOL Bt03iS sTATioarAnx,
which will be deposed of to Kuit the times. A'i;
Hardware, .paints.
Oil p. ... Dru.
. Dye Stuff. . Ac-' '--ic
Our stcck of. Flour. Meals.' Iron, Nails. Slev'
R, &e., i Urge and will dps.ed ol at tu
lowest caifk pnens. . .
All kinds of Grain and Jarketmg n genera:,
such as 'Butter, Eg. Poultry, ice, will U uea
in exchange for Roods and tne h'-sbeet mark.
price paid. ' . ,
W-is Give-ua acad beiore jmrcnua.g
gSelwhera. . . R. DA via
F.her.sbnr-1. Dec 1?.''5 .
...w,. nntv. tn me directed, there
JL OI CitUJL'Iia . ..... ... .
t ...ca i,. T.nl.Vic sale on the nremises on
win i cwu i "
THURSDAY the 3d, day of April, next, at
1 o'clock iu the afternoon, the following real es
tate of which Jacob Paul died seized to wit :
One tract situate in Richland towmdup. ra tue
' said county, adjoining lands of the heirs of Ja-
, .1 .i r, tliA amithwest. l.in'.ls ol ilan-
i ... (t,n nnrtii ana lands of the heirs ot
loi cirayci u" " , ...
. OU lilt 6UU11I inmn'o
.AVr l.s aoout vevcntv acres
, - i. ,.i.,I ri in a cooJ state tl CUltl-
FORSALE OR RENT. tion A larpo two st-ry brick D wriliog House
ITTIHE UNDESIGNED WILL OFFER FOR bank BarQj Blacksmith Snop and nouses
riTll.tJH. . c;n,atHl in '.he ... r.. tPiT and a larsre apple crcbard there
: : - - j COO Oiun (i1''-
grtu Slbutrlistmtnte. .lSEKu
. x hundred acres m
JOHN PARKE'S
Jo'iiitvlowii M:h11o Vfrks.
Franklin Strctt. nesrly opiwoiw the r;2- 'iteta
TfOSL'MENTS, TOMBS, GRA'
TON UMEN TS, TO M BS, G E
fVrr lTjL St...nes, M.u tck. Table and
i(i-
P4H'fMreau "tons, Eiauu'.actured of tho mort
VrirV, -' beautiful and Cnpt-t quality of fvei? .
fer3s' and duin?rtic maiblc. always rr. baud
"r..A t..HK to order as c! tan as tL-y cat
Sale or Rent, his property A;
"Rorouchof Loretto, a large j. io- -tlTnetsary
couveniences attached. togetJier
Sfh tSTEte. The above if not sold will be rent
ed for a teim m ya,. t A M T. AF.E.
11 iux-
Match. 16, 18, tf 1853,
-TTeceived at the store of EDWAR D ROB
J ERTS.
1 000 lhsUon risn,
' 10 half Brls Herring, and
10 half Brls Mackerel;
Feb. C. 1856.
SoNS OF TEMPBAJiCK.
Jri Highland Division, No. 34, Son3fTT.
lperancemeet at their Hall every SATLB
ffil)AY evening, iu the upper atory cf
Davits' building.
thereon erected and a large apple orchard there
on growing. , .,
AfsO On other tract, wua i
township, adjoining the above dcci ibed tract on
A i i ,.f .:..lir Tt.Sidman n tjie north.
land of Abraham Raul on the east, and lanes of
the heirs of John Raul dee'd. on t- soiit.u ca-tainin-
seventy six acres and entoen perches
and ailowaace. aud having a saw null iu good re
pair thereon erected.
1 rr.i trar-tx of land wi.l 1 &Id together
ox separably to suit purcbasw.
TEllilS VII- rAnu -". " r,
worsa 8U11. l mean mcu
i V.. 1I-... ...ct i
5()0ceivcd at the CLP fcloriEriTS ! T' iUrch 10. iS-4t-lT
m-nevtobe paid ou confirmation i m.e ; one , prue
third to remam lua.- - w-. , ....... .
interest of which to be paid to the wu'on- and
to beTKiid to x'.'ie nens.
JndUie balance two equal unsml .ayin.-nu. to
, a v., thp bond aiv.1 wrtiaeae ;c
l U(3 MrvunM ... .
,,r.Miajpr on the premises,
purchaser on iu t rir ; . VAUL.
v nnr. h.isi-d in the Fa?t, ivh
i
addition of carriaee; r-'ni long txptrienre iu
the business and strict attention thereto, U can
assure tVe pu.ac that all orders will bo piomj-tiy
attended to and the wrk fini.-hed in tLt- bct and
rr.o.t handsome macaer, funii.-ht-i tt- oraer st- l
delivered at any place d-ired. .
, also, Grindstone of varsov.s grits and aa?i.
suitable for farmers and mechanics. bold ly
wholesrile or retail.
ut7For the eonvenknee of persons re. ins u
tbe east ami north of the comity, specimous m;
he rorn ivnd oroeis uu imih uou
his Tinware Establishment iu ELensburg.
r tirui iiTit.l til 'fll:il'l Slock i n
I Aug. 19, -iT."i fjur-etO. ISia-
NOTICE ALL RERSON5 KNOWING
tbtantt-lvt indttu-; to the "Democrat .t
w ... . ;.-.!' v;,.'i..-.r;,.;i,m. A(1verti?ii:r- X.r
oruiiiid .t ' ' -x c-- .
are notifie.1 thut the boks are now in my ha.:d
' i
I
f.w r. lection. Cosi a w ill be pa cd ty ariftair.r
to this notice in time. Address V-x 101.
11. C- DFV1
att?rny."
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