dcmccrot U Sentinel.
C. O. MIHRAT, Editor.
James S. Yotl1v 5uMIsIier.
WKHNKSDAY. MAY, S. lbOl.
S. 31. Petteiijrlll & -'
Tli Situation or Affairs.
We have received but little news daring
I the last week, of a reliable Dature. Wasb
i ington is now garrisoned by from 20,000 to
! 25.000 troops a sufficient cumber to repel
! any attack that may be njade upon it. It is
not generally supposed at present , that tbe
' eecessionists contemplate anything of tbe kind
j Maryland is tranquil. an.J it is said tLatlbe
j Union party there is gaining strength every
; day. Even in Baltimore tbe flag of our coun
try is beginning to be respected. Delaware
: still remains true to tbe Union. A battery
; l as been erected, by the Government on tbe
(Jeorgetown height?, tear Washington, A
I portion of the volunteers of this State, niust
ercd into U. S service, are stationed at York
Harrisburgh and Chamber sboreb. The
health of the troops gcueal'y sp.eaking is
Tbe Secession Part j lu the South.
We have do disposition to get up a con
troversy at present, with regard to tbe last
Presidential contest, but we deem it right to
notice a report that has been industriously cir
culated iu certain quarters, that the secession
Volunteers from Cambria County.
II akkblro. May 6.
Col. Wm. Iv Piper has arrived here from
Cambria County. lie has tendered to the j
Oeueral Government, through Gov. Curtin.
one repiment of Infantry, nnr organized in
Cambria Co., to serve for any length of time
party ia toe coum, is compost a eitirciy oi j "-.- . j". ctcj..u, uk 'i..iici-
Breckenridge men. Tiiis is untrue. It is com- ! ODVSt , $10r00 ,0 ,Le S,a,e Cambria Co..
,.,,, T , ., ... , has alre-i'iy four comr-anes accepted C I
posed o Bell, Breckenndgc and Douglas men. : .- .,, A .
CCJ-Tbe folL-wing am the !iirs of he
Wilajire company, whioli is thoroughly ori-
j anized an ! rea ly 1 1 take th field.
Captain. William II. Gardner.
1st. Lt. George Rushbareer.
2st. Lt , Sterrcft Montgomery.
Mr. Bell, the candidate of tbe 'Constim
tional Union party," for the Presidency is
now a secessionist. II. V. Johnson,
the Douglas candidate for the Vice Presiden
cy, voted for tbe secession ordinance in the
Georgia State Convention. A. II. Stephens,
CO-The editor of the RWir$vi!l Jmirnnl
gives notice, that hj wants
I ment for subscription larj
FEVER AND AGU"! CilHLL FF.VFt.
DU i!i ague: ::
It is not a very d'S rult thin j to br.Vc tv
aue that i, f.r a ti.au to scatter it ove'th'
"Htm with Quinine. Arsenic, or e:.r '
Lut a vegetable medicine widca r-
sons.
only breaks the Sts, but era I'catesitf-
Vten i a remedy worth having. S
sea
hardy Mountaineers
The above we clip fro u the Philadelphia j s he 's VerT snail potat
LulUtin, of My TJih. lSol. It U nes to ! ;'S family is never out of
us. but it is doubtless strictly true, in a horn. article
o ;
Another Buttle. The &,itth aj-.tin Victa- ! -fThe net monthly salary of Privat- in
111 .'iriHil, 1 lll.lKtJl -TIIiP irT-
potatoes in pay PILT.S a ba?iu'es suar r.iJl - it cre f
ennos w,- pr.-fum" .fisew,rcils up the fit; an i tra-Jica.-, ':.
s I.nnlf, of curW ,r,,n' 'sin; aui even prevent, L
a surnlv of the -' "r " " '. 1 . at,t5 si
Advertising Apents. US Nassau Street New , g
York, and 10 State street. IV.ston, are the au
,.,r;.1 Anfs for the "Pf.mbat & Senti- I
rtL r ,iie rcrtiniliumti:l and larzest circu- i tral in t:;e conttt. - g.ptji
'atin 'Newspaper- in the United States and J j, wj,i, Wlium i- r --vfabb
f.oli- Tbev are en no'vered to ct-'Utracl for ...
Canada.-. ' lx vvi.. V'-'f i i- - --t!.u orui
;:s at our lowest terms1.
Ioniociatlc County Committee.
n--u-i'u! P-.i-' in. (Chairman.
lleghanv Mieh-ird M'Guire. :i-k-.Tosej.b
Mar-li-. CmiVria T.din M'Brtde.
1'nrroutown ;i:r.
ocd. The news from Kmtucky, indicate
pretty clearly that site intend remaining neu-
d Urzest circu- j tral in tie eonttat. - Tfifgianbic commuai-
shed. Virr-
uance on the
i -iih. 1 i i'uo i re.i iit month. It will
! doubtless bo adapted by a large majority, al
j though Wbeelirg and several of tbe Western
i Counties ri main true to the Union. The
(TarrrU Jaco.-j
Au2U-,tine Byrne,
ncv. Ctnemaiiih Bt.-bsr i
j K'CesMouists have concentrated a large army
1 -it lrision!'i Vl.tr III i t1 nr. r.f tivclr r f i ri.
1 . .-.-..I i i J.iv flinr f.-.rfihrt-itl ins V" r I.Jr I r. if.?
Ti irs-i. Crvle ; is itie commander. 1 hey are not tnouglit
the Vice President of ti e Southern Confeder- j Tl'jUS lhe cd.I battle of the Campaign i V 5. Army is Jiicl: .i. rati m i'
acy, was tbe most devoted friend of Judge 1 can,e cff lu ljcki ick township, iu this Co., , amounts to $2J. Musicians, 9. Incla
Dougias, south of Masou & Dixon's line j OD last Mn&y, in which we are sorry to say f JQg rations, i-s , $21.
during tbe last campaign. There was no such the oiih suffered an inglorious de'eat The j
a thing as a secession plank in the r.Iatforrn of ' Parties f"gase,i Wtre a sou of Mr. Jacob! f" " ,
.... ... ! it vf i . i of Ibe celebrated
fjcj-Mr Sam C dt. iu vt-ntor and manufac?-
ay line u WitD i:nuT.:-
! The m t inveterate cases are ladically curt'
uy ii.
I'rire. 50 crts per box.
N. !'.. A f::!!set..f ilrirf :!.-.rrs'Ios:ropATI.
Shi.cifio, with II - dt .f Din-ti. ns. an.i twr-T
brierent llemt-iif-i. in i rce vials, m-.r(J tij
!-".: tiittit. in phiin ca-. J I; c..?e . f fjftt-ta i i, '
an-t B k. 2. Mi2le l xes. -J.j vt- a;,J i
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ontr nortr na rnnr nn.U I.... t CamTiOClI. U'Jtd aDOUt iO Vear.1 r.l.rPftl t In I ! . . e lJ -J
furnib any arms to the secessionist.
Died O-j the fifth in-.'.. Benjamin
fessed to be, and were, wa believe at tbe oiIj. and a son of Mr. John Ross of
heart Union nan. We do not. as we have i about the Mine aje, the South. The fiht
already hinted, allude to this subn et iu a rar- wa9 uo,'' contested, but eventually resulted j
tisan spirit, but inertly for the purpose of , 513 we 1,:iV0 stated. The North, however, I'kanklin.J iuai sot, of, I C i E Si.xolu
oilier ias giueu currency in certain quart- 1 j t--. auu u,c au ur wm un-
ntNIiS
ers.
William Murray, rnr
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('I arVs !" ; however to be iu a condition to commence an
ekson
.Hack on Fort Pickens, which is strong aod
Eisiht U
T 1
llenrv lisr. Johnstown. at ar.i i .t.n- ; anrA afil1 nrnrU:nn(l(j
run. iick. - . - ; . - , s Te5Jii;ls wcre off Fort pickcne orj thfi 2lft.
' .lifkhardt. .1-1 v ;ini .ti.u.i.-.
XtT The cowardly miscreant who eJits the
Biirsviile t'.-urnul, thitikin;; perhaps ih:t lor
: - j . r . : .- i ; : i - i -
falsho'jil concerniog Ui, .stated last week, that
! we had reoanted that is. after having fu-
j dergo an investigation before our ne.t Court
j of Quarter Sessions. j
llet row. U'ernal li(f- li.v i; i i ri .
Dr. F. !1UMI'HI:KY Oi.
E. J. MILLS. YA-u- vt7.
ii:cial. XOTICIX
LxriiAcr of iima::mc ,
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(Xy-'overnor Curtiu's. me'ige to tbe Lrg-
; islature, dots not contain aiiv suggestions
;p rtanee, esc-t the contained iu the
All the pcrcu.-:o.i i';; u( i ia the ar-
i t otk tuirt ti fiitiii!!.! n ! 'iff in I i ,
! State. C.C0:.' ('.:) are n-.-.v im baud.
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yar,j Ilu'h Maloy. I. -reUo- -v iniiri! ny- : ms:. v.itu tntir guns rcaay tor liumcaute ac-
an, .Jr. Mi'lv'lb A. M. O'-'. Rteblnd ! tu n- One report states that. Genl. Braggs
IlJnry Tapper. Samtn.'rh-il -.Tan pr.rk. ar aBj,uns to only 5,000 nu-n, pooilytup
Summitviilp John ?harl :r; Miueh.mna ; ,. J . , . J K.
v.j i . . n. . i iu J arm.-anjj'iiiioa an J nrovisuns. and
John Bear'T l av lor ; "..?. itiM nn i
:n.ton - Rifliard White. W5dtt C.eorc- Wal compl. t ly demoralized. From the c urse
I
lie telegraphic abstract w hich we t.uidislu-d a r. liable 'iiv i uiivc' is needtd i v the i
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.,.,. , lS ,i .ii- .iiii . wet., isiay aw win ti-.uoiic.vs ne j a. ; p;e. Un a s; J -s ot m. in a!i c-sm i-u-jttu s.
C'jurairca tti' ooutucrn ret)illi.n. w mi! h-io!:-
seu aiso a law auuiuriz nrtne Uouutv vuin-
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ters. WiI.r.ore-M. M. O'Nil, Yoder-Geo.
W. frn
Yuim; Jo!m Brown.
auth
Julm r.r.-wri to 'taket'se C:
Mr. Lincoln has recently purM:cJ, we are ia-
ciiocd to think, that be intends acting on the
i deftnsive until the meeting tf Cong es, or
j the 4;h day of July. However this is a iu.tc
G.al.l not tae i.overnmei.i am-...ri t..ni, . as iI(, ar,.l v,;s ral,;rij rrru r,rnrPrlr
.hnr.rnwnto -taketr.e etrat t-r the cap- - - r - .,.. aaA itllf t;,ti... l I ..r ,.ltu !....,!,
ture t'f that ne.-t nf Traitors at Jlarper s Kerry ; ' 1"-r p lucn c-.juli.-ci iu mi iiise: is. uu ueu. v "'F1'- v c-iov-v. i.-,.i.v- - " " ui. j ..i..,
He would be gla.l -t" tlir .rportr.n;tv, and would : Scott at the bclm all the tuiliiary n ovement ardment of Foi l itumter, we have endorsed ; are att;ic:ie.i Lt James Carn-ll
isemeii 'flfM-rhis f ttber s heart to the ; q , . j , ,j L , j,j j the course of President Linciln. an 1 openly j d. Ced Cap'aio iu his stead Th
rk. it the Government w.-iihl give mtn Ie.ie. f i . -
j it qir.etlv, ar.d let l.ir.i n! :;e f-r the re-. pruience the exigency dcinands. The New declared ourself iu iavor of the nuti. i a! !j. v- ! at l.it aec U.its w .s stili in Hani
i'J iluirn nr:il n.-ine tint in fnrnr nf t , . .. r
, n . . . . , . r i missi .ners of the different Counties of the
the nag ot our country and the fational A-.-!-.
of the families of volutiteers, iu the U. S
u.inistralivu in its eiloits to ave i!jc Uuiou.
This ii aJdiug iusultto it-jury. As we nev
er encouraged armed rebellion against the !
Govtrnm. t.t, we ha I n.nhing to rcr-mt
Like Crittenden.
Jjiieh.tnan, and
service. Prompt aud eCi.Meat measunswi!:
i be authorized, tor oraoisiii. aad arL.iiu tl
Hail
t vei vwheie there are mu' :i:u 1 s t!s
fioni c-'mplaints that n -tb:;' b ,r j:i
ativt: cures. llt t.c,a
have b'-e' ti.n l- a';d ! y
s-:ti-i-v-. .!' be.:.g edict-:.!.
:.i!ar tr u'.
i r: i 'y
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i :j y
the militia ol the titate. Hon. L. W.
thousands of ?ra? putiiot-?, north and s ut' , I
1 .f this district, has entered the dicbaag- i, tdis
el
we were in favor of a?jvsMng our La'.i.ual
diiUcultkf, by an honorable compromise a? ;
of his duties as spea'it-r of ih S-.uate
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Hcwi'ldo n.nhir.g unworthy a s-.lditr. Hits
lurg Dirri'itch.
Vi onr,i..-.t beiievo tb-at the editors :f the
Dispatch rro Mnctre in making the above
suire stion?. Surely they are not ih facr cf i
i f ..r
romotut Latitjin JiicnarJ jiti id toe 1
loci: as there was anv bor a that such a thivn : Wahiniton lliib s.' has It-t-n e'eetcd M;i r i ' " ' ' u
t- . i- i . n- . . .-
i i . t it it i i . "!S in market is,
1 Lt James Carndl tias been
i fur k ,c i i: is re-
le eumpauj
, , ; iiol i c are a-.i
buri;h, a i
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York pnpers, by their ii! timed censure are i vriiiner.t going to the full extern wananted j waiting luith. r oiders L
: doing much to embarass the Adtidnistratijn. ''" lue constitution and lawi. to put down the j the Citizen's 4GVtrd" of
' e : ;
Jubnst-wii. has
j rebellion and save the Uuiou To the truth s been appointed Adjutant of the iird. Regim-
I of this the Ubensburg AKfjIuinluii, an ultra, j t-nt. He is stationed at present iu loik. j
neighbx-: ll K-1 a:i i l:Ve V..: :
of i-ur o-,t;i p;r..rii':;c of 'i Li
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IDC VOVt-TUUItTUl UPiriiaiuiui; -" u.vo v.. , , , f . . , . 1 I .1
c , , : mat tue 1 resident n-j-J countermanded the or
liizd warfare in its tnorts to put uown me
Southern rebellion ! If Harper's Ferry is
On i-ist Thursday infoimati-.-n was received
J der fr 29,500 more troops from this inate.
to be retaken, why should the wcrk be en
trastei to a band of lawies? rufians and mur
derer?, for such the men 'after John Brown's
h. art' iun?t be, ins.'rad of to ear gailant vol
unteer?, who w bile brave, are patriotic and
law abiiinx, and tLe respecters of tbe right
.r ...srir Wi-.nl.l tin' 5r. Lin.
ti ui l in i t.v. .... -if ,
, , - , l .i f t i- ' iiuopowuer nefvre th
cola be violating bis oath of oEee in winking r
. . . , o ! ocean "into (em test
at or authorizing sucu a lawless raia ;
This was a sad disappointment to our gallant
Toluntt c-rs, who had been in town all week, a
waiiiug marching orders. They returned to
their h'jtnts in very low sniri:?. Gentlemeu
but honorable Republican paper, bears testi- ! Pa
-ef Farmer, N
Till: FF.MAL
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iminy. We have always, thought and slill
think, that Aboliiionisiu was the "great and ! .
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- . 1. 1 r r a I j r ita n.i ir . ini-iir ill I'liiiiin n .11. 1 wtift. 1 M'li.'.t.'. 1 1 .Lu. L'v ij . . . .
the citizens of that portiou of the Republic
have been greviously wrung-? i, but not to au
extent which justifies an effort to redress them
do net despair. Your services may be de ! b3' ia appeal to the sword by an cllott to
manded much sooner than you anticipate. -
You will all have an opportunity of smelling
re '
Pe
e Strug-tile is over. An
tossed, cannot be resto-
.... . . . . , . , i itu u tiauiuiiii iu u ujuuieui, aua me intense
is bound to regard irginia, notwithstanding 1 J .
.,, - excitemeut which has recently agitated the
ber secession oraiaance, as stud a eovereign
, , . , - - , . . i Country must be productive of more or les
State of the Union, and it is his duty to pro- J j ,
i fit t-arna p ami liinmUI'i i, h, f.,rn tmn.nn hti
irin lue son ci toe inurutrci, uvuu u unu. i t ....
f-.pr frnm invasion, m&tcaa oi encoura- i
the son cf tbe murderer, John Rrown,
..-...r.c.-.i o-tiKIrt tr tr-rrifnrp thf ITarrrr i .
iv t-i tuavi. " J j dome EO
Ferry tragedy cf 1S59. on a grand and liu- j ,
pcsicg Ecale. It is bis duty to protect pea- '
will be restored. We wvuld fain think other-
DO reason to justify us it
What is tie present omniou:
ceablecitizen3 everywhere, as far as he can, ! "Is il PtaCe? Io ,Le treacherous lull of the
storm
throw tff their allegiance to the national gov
ernment They should have sought redress
by constitutional, aud not by unconstitutional
means Our country is as dear to us, as any
man living. We were b-trn in it, aud we ho
pe to live and die in it. We have uevcr f 'S
tered the selfish Fpiritt f sectionalism which
recognizes a North or h?uu h, an Fast or a
West, under the c-onstitutiou. We have known
nothing lut our country, our ho!c country, i
and therefore the slave .States have btcu as
dear to us as the free ."Mailt, and the tree
Staus as dear as tbe tUvc States. Aecus-
(!:;;an!Z tion i-
JEgrWe wuuld remiiid our readers that i.ften as frail as that f i t .-i; I : il .v -r. M i-
Wissel, has just received from the j ny ff the stx t-ntei in'o marriag- r. :a'i -1;;
r-i it
I i t'.is c .!;try tl. -ns-
bacco, seiars tkc. He also keeps constant- i ands of y-'Utig ai, i v au'i'ui ;:.-n-'e e-
ly oo band a very superior artiele of Aic. j iinced every uar Ir-:
Deer, aud Lemonade.
W-.t'i;
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city a large assurimt
-v eonfectionarics. raisins. fi;-s. sar-'iucs. to-" ! trials of m :ter:ity
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lVrtOCS wishing cakes ? H-st'ttt rs Cci.btarcd S'-i-ru.!, iJifvts w
fur parties, w.uld d, well t give him a call, .save many cf thi- c'.i.-.- fri.i :::: v.,-...
as he gets tln-m up os short notice, aud at j tfavc. 1ms n.e ..eiiie ii s i t - n us- i
reasonable pxic-.-s j great Le.i c: l-y lmm-Mi.-e t.u i.f,, . .-
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ATT ir.NETS AT l-i-.
jf-i? A Ytdunteei company has beeu or- j
t
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IS'.l-'v.
have rt cived grat-.t'al c-::j-i. r
i mi mi. m mm m.
fAti,rjl f rrnror.l tr. lrir.n :-i t-.-j ! t o ' I n ii f
'J , . . , - r , I Io the pau-e of the thunder. Lew Lurrieuhcs 1 American iibertv, ve Lave atwas opposed
rrti
of cut throat9, tnieves aca muruerers. lue
suijestion of the Dlsp-itch is eminently wor
thy of a crazy fanatic like James ReJpath,
who boUs that it is no crime to kiil a slave
holder, but it i unworthy of one of the most
infiueatial &od widely circulated journals iu
the Treat and conierrative .State of Pennsjl-
Is it peace? Are we safe? Have the min
ions of hell
Extinguished the watcn-Sre and luiied the
theil?
! Is it peace? No thn' calmer the current
runs dtep.tr.
Tbe harvest is ripening, and Death is the
reaper .'
.'Tis the calm of an JEtna ao omnious rest
Where the lava is boiling to leap from its
breast,
At midnight while land&meu see nothing to
ureal
The weather worn Pilot cries "Breakers
ahead 1"
There are those who think that as soon as
Congress meets, the whole difficulty between
the National Government, and the Seceded
States will be amicably settled. This i.s by
uo means probable. The Northern members
of Congress it is not likely will fell disposed
3
vania.
If j uog Je-uu Crown would do 'nothing
unworthy of a soldier' in carrying on such
an expedition, then he is not a man 'after
bis father's heart.' Old Urown was engaged
the greater part of his life, m concocting a
plan of wholesale murder, and in endeavoring
to carry that plan iato execution at Hatper's
Ferry, he murdered a number of peaceable
and unoffending citizens. His object was to
stir up a s-itviie ins irrtction an.onir the slaves
of th i Southern States, and to encourage and
as.ist :L-::;i iu ?;;urd-jriog their masters, and ! to cucuss compromise measures when they
weak womcu cud helpless children. If our.j' j come together, or accept cf auy terms from
Brown, in carrying on (he j roposed cxpeui- ! the seceded States save unconditional t-ulmis-
tioTj, shc-Jii tread in the foot-.tcps ..f his fath
er, would he be doing nothing uuworthy a
s.-liicT; The Ditjialch wi'.l probably tell
us that Virginia is now ia a slate of insur
rection or rebellion. Rut that would net jus
tify Mr. Lincoln ia dUregurJing tie inks cf
civilized warfare in endeavoring to restore
sion.
Tbe Ce-unlry must feel the evil e tec Is of
civil war, before either Cungres3 or tbe seces
sionists will talk seriously of restoring peace
and tranquility to the nation The blool of
both sections is now up, and we fear it can-
i cot be cooled withont a few hard blows at
ieast. We would fay to cur volunteers
"prepare and watch, for y--u know not the
day r.or the he ur.
every effort, come from what quarter it miijht
to alienate any portiou of our Country from
.anized in Philadelphia by Geo. W. (tv n biiJ. il.tU SUUillil nlJu,.
Km,., formerly of. hi place. He is Captain. 1 fllfitf M.US STHEET. JOHSSTOHS ?j.
andR M. Jones, also formerly of this place. Uvt.Ta. . t a;j , t LFWIS l.rcKII ."T. i, Ve
Is. Lieut. It has been metered into the U- J -u i;s tfftC, :is a n . lt ia:u , ,w ! 5 " r , 7
S. Service, and is attached to the fceott Le- ! viu!.v i:,t lbe fra:ii,t a,,l c,r,.:Jlh!:, tbr : II-J j-r -'..'tA -nd' Vl- fully a-.: :1-::-.' "
gion. Captain Todd was a member of the j lSlat wom. ,, i; Ulr -M-''.
...... . . .1 - W , J i - - -
Cambria Cuards duiing the M xiciu War, j
and was, we believe, for sometime A-iju!aui j
of the 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment.
;i-jb'.ed tj no thrtiuili wi'ii 1.
j w -uld. uith' Ut it '.' c-t taiu t J jr.
S .-id : y all drugcists.
'strate :hc:n
BUY A H031E.
rj-A man named TLou.psoc Vandergroff. .
was shot by a steamboat cjptaiu uam-.d Rod;:- i
' . If.. l , t ... l . . i; 1 '
. . fit.-, i it ers. in i nisuurv-ii i'ur nt ia.-i -.rvn. . i
the rest, or to enfeeble tiie sacred ties which i fr - , , :
i.. ., r ... ii....;.... : lived only a t. w m-meu.s . oiu.iy
uun .in ik. iusjv'.ui'i l ie idi.uuj uai is. luting ;
ut a STiiii s'jui
of
t?m ( Ann ti-iiu f-k f 1 TTti ati t:-k ..ut imtiA l.tr i; '
J J . . ., 1.1 . I li . ..
11 -:t t . i . . .i . luaut'ij t'V liiwti - iu anin.i''U
wouiu in necome us so uetrt ii now, inai its - ... -., : ;. v. i. n
existance 13 menaced. If there bad beeu
I
Tonic.
nCJ. AlUrt V. M C. ...; .1
WASi.lN.jr N. I C. d t'.e 11. 1 ".
mot-rv which bad U-u V',??' " V V.:'r
Ut. : 11 A 1'. O IIUIilil.M1 II 1 I r. 1 1 . !.iV.
fu! io e:.-s f Indi.-ti-ni
tit.
:r:
f t' t-
; ; . i- : i
- ii ..rr c ::e
Y -r .,r. .
.it Pi:v.; Sdv
.:..vi ...
't Frj-T'y s::iut!e i:. t: e
:u'i t-f Klt.-t:!.-:-. -
!
i i I i ...
fewerone idea fauafic.-, North aod South, like i',lJJtrs
the editor of the Journal, the country would j jai'
now be tranquil aud tbe Union safe
arrested and lodged in atvi IK-l.tcbe. ar,i lec-mm. .d it toad wh-.
i i -iv;i.j t !.--r -n t( . -
-u f VKid.IN'l !itl.'K. a I.. - I
iii.L - l WIS. m v- r .1 .-t:.i.r i-. " .
ti.tr -ii'f !. t t-f Or-.r:- i . n
i':. rv ; a :.t vi - i ;.!' :: j ri:. .f ti.e j ut -.v.i-r.
f- .iii t i-irii ih IIlIIm1 iVf.. ' J '
W.t: : r, , f vV: i. '..f j;.te!..'.s n:u
nt I'd a piea:int
valuable tonic.
and tfik-aei' us reuicdv at:-j i -'
North-
CrJ-Thrce members of the Rrookville. Jetf-
t..rit
ft!.
I .
-cf tlr-iiril
f Si;n ji,":tv i'rt. -i:.v:: Vi
cm Abolitionists ou the one side, and South- ; Couuty C-mpauy. were married to the- j ' '" U'jh Sh.,.j , A:,j.uy couu- j FtOl'!K. an 1 a tar.-- W
rn firr.wti.rs nn tl. .tl.r 1ai. - . ' . i ... ... : , .. i ' 11 9l " ' !e J' '" " "9 ' p-l!-er -r re .:.'. :s r-.1V sn". t":
work, and in
have raised
i Tf - tt... t . ... i l)vsnriia. w(;:cti nil fnfurt n-i i''.U cu i ij.iv.pi-tj .t . t .).;:: 1 r -v. . --n '.ei
illiU t,uiuu
it is to conservative.
must look
the hour of her utmost need, and we think it ! Tv r ...v.,. iV. A .rt,., i llavl"-u?-" " ir ,;j
I A iJU -I v .TC HI t ...... i
. i... i,.. :i .t .. :: .-. i ...:.. l HOLLAND ISIT'lKUs. WJ u-:.i .:ai:;e.i r.-
-iii Liui e'(j tUUJJ uuiu iiit-j win t'Uta.n a n'i.. j
in the Government. The national AdmiuLstra- ! ZW understand that a Volunteer C.u- a;.d are kip; to afTird -u it.., I:c .
organized in t.het prin,-. j Jiuce of i;s vulu .
eys of Sutnmitvii'f, ; JOHN FO'.iYTil
I I'lII :H 111 I I.CII . l L(lr - " - . . . . . I r . - . M . ....
the useless clamor whc.they tnr iUa fnr nt b!a aI,d ValUnt act "l ' f - rZ7.k "7t in :
. it is impossible for conservative ,t r. t rnrt;.., v.lt fc..in!? 1aff. i tivi; ()aL? s,',!',,- ' a M H,::4 ": ! S.-r-t -r.te .-'i - '.."U test..:
loving men w get a neanug. it rJs ia ,OVft tbe Jt.u3j? br:jegr.omS wi.l D-l - ' , I L-t . f II m s .f Antl, , v Llt, i
men thit tbe country j .,c.Qr,,-ri " - .n;;,'.-.! .:,:-::.-,::
for protcctioD and support iu this, ..Te, rrt 1(1 ffr,lf rrst I s3me "ta,;c,. .-d v.;:.. s,::- c,-.-as-. ! , .tr.,- F..AMK ilVVZ. 4J U-.ti:
iiCUi-.- oai.. .1 i;e:;i.AVt i - j -
the rein of la.v and order within her limits.
Two wrongs wiil loi make a right. We
beve too much confidence in Mr. Lincoln to
suppose for a moment, that be will authorize
or sanction a lawless movement cf tie ki:. ji A ,.., utti The "Home JturnaP informs
BugS.-stvd by the DispMch. In the Procla- j uS that a lady in .ewburgb, New York, ad-
inatioa whica n .nblisuea ltuioeauteiy atiei : vertises an etier of her services to anv editor
0
appear to be actUited by a coi..e. vutive p-".v 1 as been organized
putrktic Fpirit, and determined to turn a j Uomu-h. John Iluu.phrt
May heaven grant theuithe viitneof perseve-
lion
and ntriitii", print
i t . .t i e it- ..i;. ! I. as u-ii el cttu v.aptain, aLu l uvr ia .
leaf ear to tbe clamor of senseless .'auatics j i . ,
. j 1st. Liiuteirant, In Ti utMcs .t U.e l. xican
... . p . i. . i
ranee iu the right path. Wo trust the day war. 1 ne services n wie c mj.y u..e- ,
mi i i m.tr .-. r tp?i.!..tril to (I.iverri.'.r L'u'tiu.
may never arrive, wnen cur country win no ; j
placed at the mtrcy of fanatical Abolitionists, ! ...:,,: r,
and equally fanatical southern fire-eaters
i .i - -:; a. ore ... . .
! x. '.I'Vit ktr Ai l tiiei,
t .
2 lei:e.
Pi.'tsbnr;
Jan. -22L
5 A
ar-
-i
A eoii.inu'iicati m froru J. M. f'wanK, z,
Superintetident tf Common Sebols d"-.- j
this County, will be found ou the t utMie this
week. A portion of it contains suggestion j
- r - 1 Vi. : -l
ana lntroianon oi ciiii.irraL-.t- ni-.jt rnoe-- i. .
the lombardment of Fort Sumter, be distinc
t!y declared that eactable and law abiJ i.
who may wi?h to volunteer, proposing to con
duct bis paper gratuitously during hisalseuce
citizens would bv prt.ttcted iu their persons ; II .vc we a Cghiing editor among us? If so,
am pi' pertj, by tiie U. b. troops wnile en- ,...r0 is a eapitai ehanee fur him to make ar
dtav..riiig to execute the liwa in the seceded jaainenla for getrirg effto the wars. IJretb-
btates. e
wis iriaie in
have lu doubt
ibis declaration
ood fait!, and that he intends
LGnis'dy aiheiiog to ir throughout. We be
iic.c t!:.t?h' iv.-isiintut, with the aid of
the citiz :u s-l ii- ry . she loyal States, can
put down tin; itiiurieeii ju in t.e South with
er!: dv not $11 speak at once.
Or-When May arrivrs we always lock for
ples-saitt weather, lut this year we bavc been
sadly d:srppeintfd- Thus far we have bad
uotbirg but a suceff.-ion cf cold, damp, bleak
iiUt the aid ft :itiete a.d cut throats. If it j days, decidedly out of season. On last Sat
cannot do so v. .shout the aid of euch infamous J urday nst-miig iu (Le words of the old torg
allies, it had i tier abm.tioa the contest at I 'The vallejs and bills were all covered with
KtlOW.
oi.ee. I
Certain picnics which were to come off en
the first bad to be indefinitely deferred.
if-iTTLi. wesiLer eontinurt very cold.
E9eatli of Stewart Steel.
Stewart Steele formerly a resident of this
County, died of j mumoiua at his residence lti , jync,1r3 Xhey should therefore peruse it
carefully
Rlairsville, Iudiaua C u-iiy. ou la.l Saturday
morning, aged GO years and 9 months. He
was a native of Londonderry Ireland, 1 ut emi
grated to this country while a young n.au.
lie read law in this place, with Moses Cau
an Lrp, aud was admitted to the bar about
the year 1825. He was Trcaturer of the
County for several years Afttr removing
to Rlairsville, be continued to practice his
profession Iu 1847 be w as at pointed by
President Polk U. S Consul to Dundee. Scot
land, lie continued to discharge the duties
of that cEce until the inauguration of G-nl.
Tavlor. We knew bim well, and cati tiuly
nay that he was tbe most perfect specimen of
a gentleman of the old school we ever encoun
tered kind heaited, ceurtecus and affable
his greatest pleasure seemed to consist in
rendering theso arouttd bim happy. He was an
upright and good citizen, and commanded
tbe rpct of all who knew bim.
The nailro-id. Traeklaying is progres
sing rspilly on th- F.ben-.burg & Cresum R.
It. The iron horse will pay us hi- fir.t viit
in a few weeks. . Wi.n'l hi.s first snort aston
ish th slumbering teho. ? of tbe gratd old
Alletibenv bids wbica surround us : Yea,
verily, will it.
Somite turtit d ral'tsuu-u inform us that there
is no demand for lumber 'down the river' and
that it is, alii 'st to iaip vsiblj t-ff- ct sb-s at
TpRKNSRURG MAIL.; HI".
1)avi. .kni:s & C
Flfur per l-Ll Em;.-. Fau:ilr,
Evtr.i.
Saj.-if;n-.,
Wheat, pier buLel,
l.e.
Link wheat, "
Orn,
O.tts.
r.t.ttoe?,
Api.u-.s
Apjoes. " " diied,
reacles, " " '
R ai-s.
Cl-.ver " 44
Timothy, do. "
O.ii-.ns,
F.uiter,
I .anl.
Htcou.
ST.--. j
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1 . f
I. .a:; S U i e.er
II L PORT. , f- T v ... e'. an-d) liav:- ' ! t -re ft
( I Oii 1Y FLUNG UOFM-: ANi A i '
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i :; v l iT .N i 1
1. C::-. iii: ri, ,1 M h.kev a
it .i:iv: j :v.r - -r t:'rt-.-ti-uTs. " :
( iK'S. :i in irvi !-; :l .u-rire-J i r ( t.: -
AL-'O. A ii e r parcel t-f ! tti.l r.t,--t"'--re-ii.st-'.vm-a
11-:! 11 .ad, JK-ar P.-tte
W-.0.;::u:..i. .wi..i;.. c.. ;:
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j i
A A l ...... -e tr t..iret . !
v.M.fil.ri t-.w-i.iii.- f.,-.i.-..!,-i bv the 1
,.ii u.-d; inds f the iu;
.4 i:-
I F.mr,..! , ' !.. F.itrl k Ri'ey and .:!.-. fJ3;;.
,'.'" i- :l-t;t '".0 h ;e. ii ivlr; tbertv-u eitvtt-s-'-
.v;'.1 i a :ViV. LLiNti norsi:s.
-,-a i ALSO. A tr.u: t.f land .Itte ir. Af ':
t..w,sl,i;.. V; lands, lVri'V'!
, a:id t ti ers. c-..t.ti:ai:ig 212 ac:es aud
iii.1 lit
. an.l :t'.. -an.-o.
11.
l.-Z.
,10 to
.tO
121
.l.i
.14
LIST OF CAUSKS st "ih wn f r trial at a
Court of C-.n-tr.. n P.ea. to I ! eM at l'.K. n
any price. Sot ry to hear it cireity of rcn- ; bur;. ti the first Monday (leitig the 3rd tlv)
t-y in the Northern section of our Couuty will
be the result.
There is said to be in Liverpool, Eng
land, over on hundred men. who are each
worth 500.000.
of June next.
Pimnnd
Mt C'.lgan
Weaklaud
IT.U
Flinu's Exe'rs
v O'D .rtnell
vs
vs
vs
vs
M urrav
Luther
Kram
r.ur".i.n
fc-Tbe President has issued a proclamation
for 40,000, volunteer for 3 yean itcrvic,
josFrn McDonald. Pro'ty.
Frothonatarv's OfSce, Fbcnsbnrg.
May 8," 1861. -tr- f
ALSO. A tra. trf lanisitinte m . . 1
s'.ij.. (I t'o the pr 'i-e-rtv of Fredetiek v --
M. Scbiu'ider. ad.:u:ng bin.5. f f J.-hu I .
;n 1 f.tlivrs. rt-nt. lining ISO acrts. W1'72.1,
m:iil ...rri m - f v. hi.-ii is c'.earel a-1
reot.l a CAL1N RvU'E. , ...,.t
ALSO. Aiv ut 2000 aores f l-''- n "",
th waters ,f IVn.kVek. in Crir '.l t
w hich w ill le s...;d b-t a- ni-v -'t V"T--
WILLIAM KlTia-L
I'.benslurc. Octt-Ur 24. lSt0.-4?-t-
JOB WORK,
OF ALL KINDS,
XEATLY DOXV AT THIS. Oft
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