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democrat & Sentinel.
The Progress of Russia.
nnr vfirainst 1 of winter. The face of Mature is no longer
PillUilLllB iuui i vaaaaaaua ouu v . I o I r-t l . ,i
t J- I K-.ka nn.-l n nnniT' nnn aficinff nniPCfs fliTPer. ujuivuvt iiuuiuiiiuvu., -
it, however billing we roay oe ia ao so. -s- " " f; ' . & r"7 " . ,r,r -viaYnt in this colWal erooire. Kail-
If the Know Nothing and Black Repub- Uhe attention or gratify the imagination llie roada of immence j th are ajreail Llndi
Hear, members of the next House of Repre- mind, thus freed from the contemplation of together distant ttrovinccs with their iron
f ntativps work harmoniously together, there material objects, becomes more capable of links, and ere many years have passed away,
rw I . . .. - I rm n l .1 . I
w tLflx. will rmirnl that serious thought, and cladlv turns to those the Hre-tiorse win De ine one great locomotive
boa,. But U U tab.. letl,er tbe, ..udUS winch toprov, ,h Urtdta. an add fJd iZ.M' f'
will succeed ill forming a union sumcienuj uignuy u, ..... ....uro. idlv becominir foci, from wbich tlic mctalic
... l I mmm I - ... " - ...
perfect, to enable them to prevent tne uem-
D. Ml'RRAVi Kdllor nd PubliaUer.
EBENSBURG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING::::
:KOV. 10.
FOR WHAT ARE THEY CONTENDING ,
The Opposition to the Democracy are con
stantly shifting their platform. They have been
in the habit recently of annually presenting to
ocratic party from obtaining the ascendency.
Candor compels us to Fay that but little
consolation or encouragement ia furnished in
the result of the late elections to the Demo-
orntic. nartv. But we must remember it is
i j
not the first defeat we have encountered
We have often been badly beaten and soon
recovered our wonted btrengtb. None but
mercinary camp followers turn back in the
hour of adversity. The campaign of 185b
j
ia now over. Let us prepare for that of '59
.l. i. . n-.rr icno Thus, in inaa. iue
:j:LZZr "unfurled to th. and work with the unfaltering determination
buiuu.im .0 j i
breeze, and a large number of Americans citizens to regain all that has been l06t.
denounced as traitors and the enemies of their
CONTEMPT OF THE LAWS. Wys . i fe. lowarQB l Par"or
.... , -4 r , . inern Asia ana Europe, auu n is uui iwyrvv-
The condition of the city of Baltimore at , . f tra-Q3
the present time, furnishes a practical illus- wjh te opened through the famous Chinese
tration of the effect of Know Nothing prin- I wall, and the traffic of civilization and com-
ciples and Know Nothing rule. That city vicrce penetrate tho Celestial Empire from its
has for several vears been controlled bv a northern boundary, as it now reaches the iin
tas for several years been cootrollea by a ial port3 from thc soutb. Not only is the
ixuuw i.i.j,, ..v Emperor abolishing serfdom, but plans have
and Know Nothing Alderman. And what already been devised for the establishment of
has been the result? The city is now under public schools, while the Universities are to
the absolute control of a band of rowdies, be assimiiaiea to tne conegiaie institutions oi
,, . , ,. , . . , ... Mjermany. X mnK dui a lew years ago, m-
called Tluir oclies who treat the laws with " , ... J ,. ' -
banvu fc, iti known even bv maritime nations, of
contempt and render both the lives and prop- Russian towns on the Seas of Ochotsk
erty of peaceable citizens extremly insecure. atld Kamschatka yet when, during the Cri-
The laws enacted for the protection of so- mean war, an English squadron visited 1'etro
i . . . . .,i ntii.-m-r i-i o rnrtroct Tniinii art frnYttTa
. iv.. .roc haf wo liar ciptv remain unexecuted, and the worst class l'auiu"
country Wcause they worshippd God according vu..jr . and powerful, that an invading and bombar
couiury, it;t.ui!i. mo t'f o , novor PTncct to lie &n ftilmi- of cniuiDals are allowed to roam at larse 1 ,. ' r..n itl.
The clause ,JV-V-"' r i . aing iorce was successmuy repuiseu. ine
at
. . . . .. , o' a. r nf pnld weather. We nrefer the eentle I unrjunished. It will be seen bv the following vwnror rlpserven nohlv of his nennla
ot the unuea Dtaies, mu - r a - - , .w.. v , 1 r. V
les tracts of snow and piercing winds with bring the guilty to answer at the bar of Jus
which the season that rules tho "inverted tice, is attended with almost certain death
year" always furnishes us in our Mountain Henry Gambrill, a member of a prowling ferent races of men in Im dominions into one
Home Rut it is vain to grumble or eom- gng of notorious rowdies killed a police grcat family Tartars, Cossacks, and
plain.' Winter will certainly soon be here ?Jr nomadics to be absorbed in the Panscl
. fit.. r
Ul Hit VUUMIUIllVU V. ' . . m . . .1.1 a -a - t 1 V. ' . aT 1 ' 1-1. t ..T'l 1
IccWs tl at Congress shall make no laws re- breathing breezes ot Spring, ana even me account vi a rea-ui uuirage wwi-u tup me present uuie ue ibuwuug aasiuuuuijr
rre.iSionorProhitit- IooEeSl 6u.tric.t da. of to Ae cod- rom an cxcba.ge, t.,.t the v.ry at.enp. ,. ... CrSKS
ingthe free exercise tncreoi, was ueaim ie?s tracts 01 snow ana piercing wiuus wuu unug iuc tumj ,a.uta " than the crimsoned and doubtful laurels of
nullity, or at least as a disgrace to tuat instru- whici1 tne geaaon that rules tho "inverted tice, is attended with almost certain death. waf jje ig endeavoring to unite all the dif-
ment of which we had gooa reason o icvi
wshamed. In 185C, a new principle was inau
gurated; the dangerous, pernicious and sectional
doctrine that Congress has the right to exclude
ci r., T.mtnnix TI fiiflirnlties
incident to the settlement of the Territory of the snow is falling thick and fast, and the air Friday last, Gambrill was found guilty, and this difficulty for a moment, and we think
Kansas by emi-rants from Northern and South- this morniug was cold and biting cnougn to ou iue eu,u6 x iguuu readers will agree witn us, tnat it is oy
em States were exaggerated, and all the blame
of the rioting, carnage and bloodshed throvyn on
the Southern emigrants, in 180, iney con- that there are those wr o nan ais approacn that bond of iniquity an urban band of T?;a now contains 60.000.000 of inhabi
tinued their whining over Bleeding Kansss, but wjtD ernotions of pleasure, and bid him a J ruffiians! The accused is in custody, having tants. Of these 50,000,000 are Russians
had little or nothing to say against the doctrine ctecrfui welCome. And certainly he is not been previously threatened with Lynch law. (Sclavonics,) and thc remaining 10.000,000
of popular sovereignty. During thc campaign , . . , , .,,. nTwi tfionwhr. Ana wno caD WODacr at ine maddening out- Turks, Tartars, and scmi-barbanous tribes
which has iusr closed, they abandoned in a great I . j burst of honest men, when they see their ja religion, 45,500,000 are of the Greek
au: ..i.,.f. rrrot auu lu cvu mo 6.a,v a v. ,..aa. . degraded, the maiestv of the law derided. ni,.u in Ann OOO of otht-r hrUt n
mt ' f 'IUIAKU .wjwwwjvw-
d other
avouic
lafter was ft f-liief witness arrainst (ramririll'a I -i . t conf nUlmo Rro.clTitic!
for as we now gaze from our sanctum window brotuer) jn a trial for incendiarism. On 0f the entire population. But let us examine
our
no
rt tt was Kline iir'aci ut'Lorn um wuk Hii'i c.uturen. i nctiFn.nr.i.h a ccrriQ i itt rvitn a
.. . . n i vAVnrn fr .1 anii.rv ill iwh vnr " ---iiiiicaijaaaiaaa uiuuu ba.a'aw. - - - r ivv
elVO Ua il . vya uu.aa-.ai. i. . . w . . . . 1 " -a -
I httr misprpniit who wan nn intimntp aerxi atu I i i. . r .... r.-Kli . .tAA
- ... . i 7 . . . ... I nm u II CI i; I L 1 c VT Let 1 .1-. u.uiw CAWLLcvaf
much we may dislike winter, we are aware J . :ncentliarv. and of course had ioined K. Ai, ..ii.kiw. Wi
- j I ILltJ Vf U frt-wvvw ii .
i:iaiii - bllVll ajv. w - .- I . 1I
wrongs of the Ne-ro a"d the arressions of the e uav neara n01 a Iew 01 our ritu"s wuu and the sanctity ot lite invaded by teuows 3,000,000 Jews and Mehommedans, ana 1,
South, and became remarkably" eloquent on the bave passed the meradian of life, frequently who are only fit to grace a gallows? And 500,000 Pagans. Bnt conversions to the
I 1 1 " 1 " T 1 a 1 a 1 1 T i. I . - 1 - III. W MIlllC. Kill T W 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 113. VH I )UH 1 1 LI t Mil I It I- -.. I ama .AnttlTt r ?1 Tl f 1 Tl 11 mPrmi I ll A
. . r 'tt a . z i n vs - -r. 1- at cm. ivn riiino nonagrn t ri riti f 1 . hum- i - - - --- r u imilii .11 n i.uunkuut -tv a-Mv-- vuj. liu
V L
ftUiMeci 01 biic lai'u nuu x iuiovuuu Aiuvntaii i k-- - . - . rU"j a . j r M 1 i i i
I . . . - I ditional r me of ninb-iuan-nipnt. instp&d of k f tli K-nr.ir hn hopn wnnr.or.
Industry. Th.s it will be seen that the Opposi- moon, with some ant by tn.tr Bide as events over the a of . F"-- 8-- of Iwa A D 1&
tion hare within the last lour years annuauj wL,cu had more ot happiness bienoea wun tice! yuch however, is a natural conse- nf. T.ia had onlv 594.000 sauare miles of
Poetical Pkope. The following, from the
Louisville Journal, for transcends anything
this season has produced in either poetry or
prose :
November. Room for the athletic! room,
for the broad-shouldered, deep-chested, and
vigorous November, whe leaps with an clastic
bound into the arena? He has divested him
self of all brawny trunk stands in glorious
majesty, while his head, encircled by a coro-
net 01 the purple vine and scarlet perries,
proclaims him the King of Autumn! Doom
ed as he is, deserted by his his fleeing breth
ren, pressed bv the advancing legions of win
ter, he still looks "every inch a king: ile
has gathered about him his vassals, who nei
ther tremble with fear nor look pale at the
portents around them, but every one has
thrown down his leaty gauntlet and bent his
branchy lance to await the coming storm!
Like thc lastKingef Assyria, ue has surroun
ded himself with all the luxurious garniture
of nature and withj all the voluptuous revelry
of the season, and looks to his parent bun to
send down his fires to consume them all before
he will surrender! Above and all around
him the winds sing a witching song, and the
bright plumage of the clouds grows with
wierd lustre and t' eir winged flocks soar to
the zenith or sweep majestically to rest upon
the bosom of the horizon. Type of tho re
gal month symbol of the pending fate of
November around the golden couch ot the
setting sun the curtains of royal purple are
drawn, and earth and sky are hushed and
mute, lest a breath should disturo his sleep,
while the stars that spangle the c. ensure-less
dome above sing lowly and softly their lullaby-
So will November sink to repose after a
life of majesty and of strong action, to the
mellow cadences of the Indian Summer, amid
the blazonry of thc golden maple, the gorge
ous crimson of the forests, and the bright
scarlet of the running vines which girt his
sturdy guard of monarch oaks. Who then
can assent to the poet's Llea that with No
vember, "the melancholy days have come the
saddest of the year?" Not we! There is no
sadness in any work of God's providence; he
orders all things in kindness, and his smile
can warm this last autumnal month and make
it gorgeous in tho sunshine which fills the
human soul with gratitude and illuiuiuates
it with the full, bright and beatihe knowledge
of his Eternal Love,
jfThe slaveholders of iho tastcrn shore
of Maryland held a convention at cambriilgo,
on the 3d. They resolved that "free negroistn
an slavery are incompotible with each other,"
determined to call a couventior. at Baltimore
to provide for the better regulation of the ne
gro population of thc State, and appointed a
committee to address thc people, setting forth
their grievances. '
j&T Sec advertisement of Dr Sandford's
Liver Invigorator."
3lrui Sburrtismmifs.
auopicu a ucw pwu-iui, "' them, than any otuer 01 tueir lives, jjui quence or a weaK executive or an absolute territory, and 10,000,000 of population. Now
principles for which they contended th year winter has charms aside from those of sleigh- evasion of law. So that in a double sense, her territories cover 7,800,000 square miles,
previous. When we thus see a powerful combi- . The long evenings afford an opportu- when our criminal powers of jurisprudence aml her people number 60,000,000! Ex-
naticn of men actius toprether jTear after year, .....,. , are entrusted to feeble hands, instead of trdin her lonir arms to the East, since that
. II .1 ' - J ! 1
ntitf tsw i Ti r - I afi iii I ini iiriiviiiiiini t nil i. i : i i . . i n
without any fixed principles, thc question natu- J .- I!. being enforced by an arm of vigor, great shs has been prevented from seiziug the Dan-
rally presents ittelf to our minds For what are intercourse which is denied to the other sea- evii3 are produced the wicked practice their ubian Provinces, Adrianople, and Constant!-
' J t I mi .. .il a-.1l-- ...: a jri . . , i - . .
they contending? The answer ii obvious. Their Eona- J-ue ragmg oi me siorm wi.uoui, ou.y Biu wun impuuuy ueuus oi uorror are nople as her prey, sne moves ner Knigtits,
leaders are aspirants for political honovs and the tend to render the inmates of a comfortable multiplied the community becomes so ac- castles, and kingly power on the chess-board
emoluments of .ffice, and endeavor to keep the mansion more sensible of the eomforts that customed to the records of high crimes that oftbe world to within a comparatively short
..,,,' j v v i . i , ii ai a they are almost disregarded until the fell distance of Pekin, and she reaches with her
rank and file of the party in good humor by surround them, and convince all that social flood 0f iniquity burst, through all the usual 4Dtic influences, every tribe of the Caucas-
constantly presenting tc them new principles and inclinations are nocessary to the well being of barriers of civilization and at length, as a sbn mountains and vallies, gradually pro-
1 1 .1 1 ll 1 -!?--... m .!.. I t . 1 la 1 -WT" ... . . . a.
aoanaoning oiaoi.es as soon as iue tnarui e uov- tne worid and that it is therclorc tne duty crowning pern, iguancc committees ate r,rPSg;D towards the kingdoms of central
and interest of each individual to cherish and created, and sentences executed which by 8ja aDd the golden land of British Iudia
imnrove them to the comfort of mankind 60me are considered as righteous, while by while even on the North American continent
I Atti oro n ia tt n re nonnnriAan e o eiirrmot I i ..lnina f,-. -f rf . - U
A f imiwiaH rF t ha vaqi tira Knf f . rltanA. I . . - cuo io v CD O
Smnmarn of Nexus.
elty is worn off. Auy humbug, however dishon
est or even treasonable it may be, that will an
wcr for the time being, and tickle their dupes, is
Instantly adopted, without any hesitation or
illeffalitv of ponular murder. And all t . Ji-refr- he Keen that Russia, nrnm.
sad to observe and faithfully carry out the this, because the laws of the land are Ue to Vrow into a vast overshadoinr Power
not obeyed, and their decrees fulfilled! amone the nations, both as regards physical
nniiiiinrtiiiis .if (V-riK-Mfc.ir.e. Thn Knnila .a Tvitli
.x ai. . - .i,... v precept of our Divine Master, "Love thy
T.:--:., , : j...a npmtiSnr as thvself. Bv this thall all men To pardon such villains as have lately been and territorial supremacy, while under her
ior. x rim iiuca arc as uviuiug, power auu i)iv- l o j i . , - . i.- u v ::. j . ..t iit
ra : c,.'l lT.nw tl,,. von r, mv disoinles 'J vr. lore tr,ed lQ VOTe would be an unmitigated prescnt ruier, autocrat though he be, manu-
,.u.8.n,iU.uSl .....ii.unc. u.; ' J J r. -a. wrong against society. Think for a moment factures .trade, commerce, learning and the
lenuiug, anu noi ior pnncipies. "uuluv" I otthe peril I it such atrocities are measu- art3 are encouraged with a noble affluence,
A party that thus ignores principles and 's The long evenings of the teasoh as we I rably permitted, our very republican institu- tn,t :n onc or two more cencrations must de
controlled by selfish demagogues can never have already said, are well calcnlatcd for in- tions must be endangered in proof of which ve0p her skill, tndustry, and resources to an
achieve anything but a temporary triumph in tellectual improvement Certainly this world lt Wl1 bo remembered that not long ago, a extent hitherto undreamed of by her more re
this country- However the Teople may be de fiTrtrja nA mnrfc 1!1T, . ..i large forcc of rowdies from our sister city rc. fiaed and civilized corapetiors of Southern Eu-
l M LiUi LIS LiU UIUID I 'IrLlfcl II ' aiTt'LIC. LUcUl a UUIHC!i- f 1 . TIT 1 a a at I . - . y-i
ccived and ea astrav for a tim. il.oir ni,er . . . paired to asumgton, ior i ne purpose oi over ror) Great and towering is tne mighty ue
.econd thourrbt ii ahvavs ri-ht. and thev will tlC Cir . . Da WICtCr e.ven;ng ca?b awing an election, and they succeeded in en- uius of the North. May the enlightened en-
w ml
never allow the helm of State to Ion-remain in fa 6 r'1" "l iv ...g .u,.., T"'u'v r relTJ" OI Alcl!luul.1 " w.iuc
the hmA rf men ukn unm i,nt study calculated to afford rational entertain- amusements or outrage ana noimciue. e the comfort, prosperity, ana uappiuess oi ni
the hands of men who know no motive but J ....... . . hnnA that. th "Slnnumeut Citv" wi 1 cleanse v:.. v. .. with trinainhant success.
. .. . I mnn at Mn lAa. j - - S II ri. m.naJVfViaW -
success and worship no god but ambition." But M 'otherwise fair escutcheon from the foul
it U nevertheless true, that even the temporary knowledge. Campbell had evidently such a 6tains jDferreu in the charges of lawless im
triumphof tht Opposition over the Democracy scene in his "mind's eye," when he penned pUnity and that the hateful, vulgar, and
Affairs in Baltimore.
Is always a calamity to be deplored; for the pas- the following lines:
on and delusion of the moment uften inflict ,(Let winter comc! lct polar sp;rits sweep
injuries which time cannot repair. Thus the The darkening world and tempest troubled deep,
constant agitation of the slavery question has in j 1 hough boundless snows the troubled heath d
mayoral sections of tha country weakened the I lorm,
love of the Union which once wai med the brcait
the
And the elira sun scarce wanders through
storm.
of every American citizen, and caused many to Yet shall the smile of social love repay,
regard the probability of its dissolution, as an With mental light thc melanchol 3- day.
event rather to be desired than avoided. Trim the gay taper in the rustic dome,
w-i -l .i r ai 1 And light the wintrv paradise of home,
w.aLiOaa . HIIUUUUJ CallUlglQg Saffi fm. . tnrm nn(l tn Khna!or
their platform, the Democracy amid th rejoi- Some pleasing page shall charm the solemn hour,
Baltimore, Nov 5.
sanguinary sobriquet of "Plug Uglies" will I. TIenrv Campbell, a member of the notorious
. t . . li- ! . 1 I n n r f...r at.- ai 1 r
De iorever consignea to odiiviod, eveu iu iu cang 01 rowdies, lnirsimg ine southern pan 01
lowest haunts of the profligate and the vile ! the citv, and who murdered police officer
Renton about a month sinco. because he was
37The Commercial School, which we J & chief witness against his brother on a charge
believe to be the larirest. most flourishinz and of incendiarism, was this afternoon convicted
completely organized, is the Iron City College
of Pittsburg, Pa. Vwn Hunt's Merchant's
Magazine, of October, 1858.
ISJ- Messrs Evans & Hughes have re.
oings atd elation of success or the gloom of de- With pathos shall command, with wit beguile, ceived a splendid assortment of Ready-mado
ieatstill remain true to the principles they adop- A 6enerus te" of anguish or a smile." Clothing at their store-room on High street,
of murder in the first degree. This evening
police ofilcer Rigden, who was a principal
witness in the trial of Campbell, was also shot
dead in thc western part of the city by one of
the same gang of rowdies The murder was
committed about 9 o'clock, in the police offi
cer's house and in the presence of his wife and
children. Thus two tried and faithful police
te l durine the primitive davs of the ItennUi. Although we dwellers on th hf-iarl.ts of Lrhinn thov will disnose of on the lowest officers of the city have been brutally murder
' - 1 o - -- e 1 j r ----- - - - 1 , , ... r j .f,i . rru-
ed ior me penormauut; 01 iuch uuuvb. lue
name of the murderer of Rigdon is Corre.
Grcat exeitejient prevails in the vicinity
whore the brutal murder was perpetrated.
Lynch law is threatened.
Holding that "while man is but the creature of a tho Alleghenics, encouuter winter in his ( terms. Speak soon if you wish good and
day, principles are uternal," they always itfuse sternest and most rugged form, yet many cheap clothing, as they are selling rapidly
to .acrince tneir principles ior ti e purpose ol of tl)e dwellers in the vallies, behold his ap
Bccuring temporary success. While the Opposi- proach wkh more terror than we do. We
tion are contending for the spoils of ofhee, the i 1 i-a.t .1. c
, , . 1 , know but little of thc extremes of
-i t - , . - . . wealth or poverty. While none can boast of
the principles which sustain our free institutions . 1 , , . ., , . ...
of Government. The Democratic creed is clear sumcient weaitn to jusuiy mem in Claiming
and simple. "It is the retention r.f as mur-1. in- to rank among 'Princes and Lords," all arc
dividual liberty as is consistent with the security possessed of sufficient means to keep immedi
of each and thc general harmony, li respects j ate want from their doors, and justify them
the persons, the rights, the property, nay even in beholding the approach of the season of Colored Men Beginning to Ttink and Act
me very prejuaiees, 01 an. it legislates for no frost and snow without any apprehension of ior xnemscives
individuals or classes, but for the whole. It leaves KffVrinfr from either huno-er or cold Rut it I An Association of colored persons has been
j - I formed in
is utuerwuc iu our vi.ico iiuu evcu iu our
3T Those af our readers who wish to save
time, money and patience, should at once
send off and purchase one of G rover & Ba
ker's superior Sewing Machines, and by so
doing they will have have performed at least
one good action in their lives one they will
ne 'er reeret.
to man the control of their own actions and pur- j
suits, as far as they do not encroach on the rights
of others. It recoenizea no exclusive nriviWps
a o 9
no aolfish monopolies. Its creed may le summed
up in this brief formula : as little government as
possible, that little emanating from the people,
and uniform in its application to all.
Within Seven Days of Europe.
St. Johns, N. F., Nov. 5.
The government of the Province has agreed
to pay to the New York and Galway Steam
ship Co., 42,000 in addition to the grant of
23,000 by the imperial government, in con
sideration of the Company's making this port
a port of call for their steamships semimonth
ly to and from New York and Galway Tho
Company are bound to make the passage be-
large towns. There the palaces of thc weal
thy and opulent, stand in marked contrast j that they must think and act for themselves,
ambndge, Mass., and vicinity, cn a st .Tnl,n w.tMn
composed of individuals who intend emigrat- -th a-L;e to afFord the r,ublic every
tntr in I 1 n5 r ir I hair liirahnnAmA -vn nsmA 1 J ' ... . . .
7a au a r- 1 ' """'""" accommodation in their power. The Steam
tKor rnnw inner H 1 n l (tnH nnf a 1 -
nl.t C.t nrk VkAn mil 1 At VTA 1 1 ATA TaIaiTPA VVt IA
-.1 -.1 VI. 1. 1 . .1 1 TU:-a f 1 1 a t . UUUirauy nill li.o aavao vwcaapuib
wun wi;u tne raiseraoie noveis 01 tne poor, -tm.ay uoout Bauiug ior A.iDeria. dispatches of the latest moment, and forward
.there the poor laDorer who even during the " " v ""'J -.ww ,vua, nom the game t0 (Jjalwayt Where they will be tie
long days of summer can scarcely succeed in "-."T"'" BW"W,1UW1; ine fcs: livered as they may be directed as soon as the
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
Elections were held in several States on
Tuesday of last week, nearly all of which
resulted disastrously for the Democratic party.
In New Jersey, Miohigan, New York and
Massachusetts, the Rlack Republicans have
triumphed. In Illinois, the Democrats have
secured a majority in both branches of the
Legislature. In Delaware, our party is tri
umphant by a handsome majority. The Le
gislature i Democratic, securing the election
of a Democratic United States Senator. The
campaign for the present year may now be
regarded as over, and the result can bo sum
med up in a few words. The Democracy in
the Northern States have generally been de
feated, except where their candidates sus
tained the course of the Black Republican
party during the late seision of Congress.
Tbii is a painful truth, but it is so plain and
CLUuiiautja. ui u il; pin nrapp I .111 I . . .1 . i
earning a scanty subsntonce for himself and ffiembers. The occupation of the 30 about to 8f" It n !' .u.
f :i l.t.u. .1. l. a : :.e -i :n t -,... r ... ., ... lue iciceisuu vuuiuu, assuuareu mm iuc
"""' utuulua tue FF" "luwr Wllu a oe "griCUlture. IOr WhlCU the IrUlt- Kmtan -TAwnW finmnnnv havfi akrt a.
m . -mm I a?..l a, CV. 1 V. 1 1 t
emotions ot terror which no Mountaineer has iu cuuutry auorua sucu aounaant means oi tn n T,;f. t,-
ever realiztd. The sufferings of the poorest succeas. The Bettlement they propose to offered and transmit tne same throuch to this
1 . n I'M .xrtll r.n V. . I'nnl'. c Cl I J
laatiikB n iaa via aj. a aui a Uttl, BO LUC alllUtTU I 1 ;y,a T, .taam f:i:.
.... .. . i Liiauc. LU luicttcub laic D.cauiiOf vi ituiiuj: in
do so. no charge will be made for tolls
The Coioni-
portion of the laboring classes in the cities, nr . . m5, fr tt,A nnn.
ai ' ii , i . . I -j au8 vulUu.- ri. no nharrra will he made tor tfl s. -l hii
uuxmg tue winter season, are weu caicuiatea ,atioQ Society provides for their passage and 6 United Stated will be placed
to excite the pity and sympathy of every feel- furnishes them with evrything necessary for within seven days of Galway and London,
bv those who have never been debarred from Plieu 6UCU otuer necessaries as may
1 I . . 1. . a I mi m .
the ordinary comforts of u 4uu m u w occupation. .. : lffiiue newspaper is a law book for the
J I r.:ir n emurrant ia a un rn roooiva trnm th I . .-1 .1 f a rAim rn fk v. a v. ;f..i 1 :
A- .1 1 ..i- - .11 .1 . O ' ' . " ,UUUltUk' a. a.aaaa .v uo lUVUgUUUI, a ll
ia.o aumnu! nsau l8 .eauy me man society a grant ot fcve acres of land, and every brary for the poor. It may stimulate the
himself, to its cultivation and improvement a I niar tied couple ten acres, on condition of their most indifferent it may also instruct the
large portion of the approaching season should occupation, ana tnat two acres shall be clear- most profound,
be devoted. It U said that rha fanult;- of ed in. o years; at the expiration of which
, a t:ia . period a deed m iee will be given. Necessary a&r Accounts from Jamaica state that thc
7 X 7""7f"7e Rigorous food and houses to live in, rent free for the government of Her Rritannio Eajesty has
after be was deprived of sight; his imagina- space of six mouths, will also bo furnished granted permission for the immediate intro
tion being wholly abstracted from earthly ob- from the same source. The whole arrange- duction in that colony of 2000 coolies, for ag-
jects. waa left free to pass beyond the bounds I mcntl? extremely liberal on the part of the ncultural purposes, to which, likewise, will
of the "visible diurnal sphere," and "tell of CoJoniztlon Society, and everything seems continue to be applied the African negroes
thine, invisible to mortal iht lt U rrruT"aQri? secure from captured slavers
fjCJ- In the school of the world as in that of
love, we must begin by practising wkat we wish
to learn.
(53- A good wy to stop blood Take the fine
rhiKt of tea. or the scraDiacs of the inside of
tanned leather, and bind it close on the wound,
and th bloed will soo: cesc to flow. After tha
blood hvs ceasel to flow, laudanum may advan
tageously be applied to the wound.
Qrj- The returns of tha Michigan Election show
that Cooper, Democrat, is elected in the first
Congressional District, by about one hundred
majority over Howard. Republican. The Fourth
District is still in donbt. At present iudicatiens
the Legislature stands: Senate twenty-two
Republicans to ten Democrats. Bvnse forty
six Republicaas to thirty-three Democrats. The
whole Republican State tieket is elected by from
six to eight thousand majority.
fjej-The other night the moon shone bright.
Thinks I, l'il take asmoke;
itfy pipe I tilled with cut and dry,
VVhen it fell down and broke.
At New York great dissatisfaction is ex
pressec1 at the accumulation at all retail estab
lishments of Quantities of silver coin. The banks
will not take it on deposit, and it cannot be sold
in large quantities, except at a heavy discount.
The war with China, which has stopped the ex
port thither, and, to some extent, the deprecia
tion of the coin here; have led to this state of j
things. We would just state that we continue to
receive silver at this office, where any person
having a surplus can send it, without fear of
refusal.
Ccj- A certain Irish attorney threatened to
prosecute a Dublin printer for inserting the death
of a living person. The menace concluded with
the remark that 'no printer should publish a
death unless informed of the fact by the party
deceased.'
CO An Ancient City. On the fourth of Oct.,
the city of Munich celebrated the 700th anni
versary of its foundation.
Ccj- At West Chester, Chester county, in this
State, on the 5th inst., John Lathers was convic
ted of murder in the second degree, for killing
Edw. Miller, in West Chester, on the 21st of
June last.
09- "Wife," said a man, looking for his boot
jack, "I have places where I keep my things and
you ought to know it." "Yes," said she, "I
ought to know where you keep your late lionrs
but I don't.
CCf- Gov. Pack-cr, of Pennsylvania, has issued
his proclamation, announcing tht election of
John M. Head, as Judge of the Supremo Court
of Pennsylvania, for fifteen years, from the first
Monday of December next,
Ccj- The Free Love State. Such are the facil
ities in Indiana for obtaining a divorce, that the
Indianapolis Journal says, there are fall a thous
and cases now before the court, four-fifths of
which are from out the State. Some legislative
action on the subject will be taken at the next
session of the Legislature.
CO We learn that Morphy, the grcat Ameri
can chess-player, who has been making such
havoc with thc players of Europe-, has been re
quested by the Emperor Napoleon to give a spe
cimen of his blindfold playing at the Tuileries,
before the ladces of the Imperial Court,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDER,
signed having been appointed Auditor to
hear, decide and report upon the except-ons filed
to the account of David H-. Roberts, administra
tor de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Da
vid Todd dee'd., and the report of the said Au
ditor having been referred back to him, undtr
exceptions, hereby gives notice that he will kit
at bis office, in Ebensbnrg, on Friday, the 2ctL
day of November next, at one o'ch ik P.'M. .f
said day, when and where all persons interested
may atteud. JOHN S, 1U1EY, Alitor.
Oct. 27, 1858:49:4t
D-BLIC SALE. RY YIHTCE OF AN ORl
der of the Court of Common Pleas of 'Cam
bria county ,to me ditectcd, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the Court
House, in the bortngh of EbensVjurg, on MON
DAY, the Tth day of DECEMBER next, at ote
o'clock, P. M., the following portions of lots of
ereuud. situate in the Borough of Ebeiiibure.
Cambria county, known on the general plan cf
said borough as Nos. 141 & 142, Beginning at
the corner of Center and High streets, thence
south along Center street two hundred and four
feet tD a post; thence east one hundred and thirty
two foet to a post; thence north seventy two feet
to a post; thence west sixty six feet to a post;
thence north cnc hundred and thirty two foet to
High street; thence west along High street to fLe
place ef beginning, having thereon erected a
a lare two story brick House, with a frame or
plank house attached, known as ''Thompson'
Mountain House," a onc story plauk store room
or office, an ice house, two large frame stables
rnd other outbuildings, uow in the eccupar.ev of
John Thompson, Jr. TERMS CASH.
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
November 10, 1858.51.3t.
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this liuid Lecomcs vitiated,
weak, and poor. 13eing in the circulation, it
pervaded the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there cne -w hich it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, thh
and filthy habits the depressing vici-?, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. "What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending from parents to claldren
unto the third and f.iurth generation ;" ir.deed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who snrs, " I
will visit the iniquities cf the fathers upon
their children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, ia
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles ; in the glands, swellings ; and oa
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of ilfe, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their naiurc,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates thc human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination ; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply ia
with the minda of all during the season of j a good Btart
13 j the comfort of the emigrants and to give them
rientj Sheriff's Sales, this week
S3T Positively the most wonderful thing
discovered in tho nineteenth century is Pro
fessor Wood's Hair Restorative. It restores
perfdetly gray hair to its original color, makes
it grow on the bald and will preserve it per
fectly to any age, if only used by the young
twice a week. Dandruff and disease cannot
exist on the soaly where this is used. See
circular, and we defy doubt.
Caution. Beware of worthless imitations,
as several are already in the market, called
by different names. Use none unless the
word (Professor Wood' Hair Restorative,
Depot St. Louis, Mo.., and New York,) are
blown iu the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by all
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
Sutes and Canadas. Se advertisemennt.
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsapariffa,
the most effectual remedy which the medicsl
skill cf our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that htse
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as EaumvH
and Skix Diseases, St. Anthont's Fibr,
llosa, or Ektsipelas. - Pimples, Pustules,
Blotches, Blains and Boils, Tumors, Tette
and Salt Hheum, Scald Head, Ringwosm,
Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dis
eases, Dbopst, Dyspepsia, Debility, and,
indeed, all Complaints akisixq trom Vitia
ted or Impure Blood. The popular belief
in " impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsape
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible ia
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are so composed that disease within the ranpe t
their action can rarely withstand or evade thea
Their penetrating properties search, and cleaw,
and invigorate every portion of the human orein
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of t
properties, the invalid who is bowed down w
pain or physical debility is astonished to nd tj
health or enerpy restored by a remedy at once w
simple and inviting. , .
Not only do they cure the evcry-day com?'1-1"
cf every body, but also many formidable
dangerous diseases. The agent below r.mM
pleased to furnish gratis my American AJntnj
containing certificates of their cures and direct"
for their use in the following complaints :
nett. Heartburn, Headache arising from
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, 1'atn in and -V'r"
Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of fp
tite. Jaundice, and other kindred compE
arising from a low state of the body or ocjuu.
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
TOR TUB RAPID CURB OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump
tion, and for the relief of COBnB,p,e
Patients in advanced stages ot
disease
So wide is the field of iu usefulness and
merous are the cases of its cures, that a
every section of country abounds in person
licly known, who have been restored from
and even desperate diseases of the lungs fi
use. When once tried, iu superiority over
other medicine of iu kind is too appre1 tte
niuir.tMii ar1 wlir i virtues are kno. ,
observation, and where lU virtues ar
Jmblic no longer hesitate-what anudote to -t
or the distressing and dangerous ffecUO,1V1ie.
pulmonary organs that are mciacm ,5
While many inferior remedies thrust I.
community have failed and been d;ifJ?tTIsCf
has gained friends by every trial, cor.ferrea
on the afflicted they can never RrPtbft ta
duced cures too numerous and too rem
be forgotten. prepared BY
DR. J. C. AYEB fc CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
fc- Sold by T. DEVISE, Ebensburg,
merchants generally through the country
Nov. 2t 1858:50:ly.
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