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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16

I'm so sorry that tomorrow is Sunday ~
From whence does this sad lament Issue From
under g9,sr roof, ola mistaken but weil-mcauing
Christian parents; from the lips Of y0nT child,
whom you compel to listen TO two or three uuin-
tcllsjblc sermons, sandwichod between sunday
schools, and finished oifat uight-hu by tedious
rcpedti0ns Of rcrccds and catechi-us, I'll sleep rg-
leases your weary victim No wonder your child
suFflrs, when the minister tells him that '' He-
ven j. one eternal sabbath
Oh. mistaken parent relax the 0ycr-strainod
b5a--prsUsaf i.,e fearful Fsb0rHd, and make thc
sabbath what ColdesizneI it not q woarincss.
lut the &c 5-s'" and happiest day OF an the seven.
FANNY FEgE.
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teacher was a true friend and not tyrant. AZ
fection for the office led this man TO become an
insluctor Of youth. Love ofchildron makes him
aceerate in his perception of their character, and
WIS., in all that appertains to their real good. He
never repels them by harsh or angry words; but
always so shows them their faults that good rcso-
Iutssns for the future are awakened"
ssffI could only get my boy with HIM" said
AIr.sNilkins, E. how thankful would be-"
elThore is a single vacancy, believe"
as it in the city! 2"
Il am sorry i5- that, replied 1lr. Wilkins
e. I have always been opposed TO sending children
away from home"
:Not only a new school, but new domestic i'm
fullces are often the best for boy Ike your
son, was answered. b. Such boy does NOS al-
wars find that consideration al home % which he
is ladlleI. His faults are hereditary, and those
froll whom he ul.orits them, lparlon my free
dom Of speech,] are not always the most patient
and i1rbearing. In fact, the reaction upon us Of
ourovn evils, in our children, is particularly an
noyiug. Few parents can cudureit.'
How deeply rcbuicl was Mr. Wilkins by these
go.ds a new light was breaking into his
mind, 10y which he saw himself in a new posi-
ti0a.
fought to me my child's best friend, " said he
TO himself. 50 I fear that have been his worst
enemy"
low salutary was the change that Immediately
took place. From 1Ir. 1IelleyiIle's school, WI
liam was at once removed, and placed under the
care Of the teacher 50 strongly recommended
The boy, when he learned that new complaint
had been made against him BY Mr.. MelleyIIe'
suddenly prepared himself for sharp rebuke OF
severe punishment.
:. William, said his father to him, 4 have a
note from your teacher, with renewed com
plants"
The tone was not angry, and this created sur
Prise The boy looked up, half teartGlly.
I think we had better try new school" ad-
dcd Dir. Wilkins, now speaking with something
Of cheerulness IN his voice.
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SeIttt 9oetrg.

wssr -
80 ONE SUPPOSED TO BE FALSE
# vet TO old affection true,
One chord in al thy heart remain
Ifvet can fall some plying dew
Upon q brothers pain
If recollections blottod sheet
Can vet reflect the days Of old,
Oh let the chord responsive beat
and memory UNFOLD
How closely once we twain were hnit'
The sornd--he sight must move thee yet
Look lacl. 10 DAYS when hand IN hand,
With souls and aims as firmly bound,
we wandered through a dreamy land
And much sweet soiace found;
Dur laugs tas saIue-our hearts, 40 leaz'
With much 90 slare-aLls! u0J all
One pleasure moving either breast,
And unto each one cali
From that dim land where All i1EEot
lie STRIFE dat mars our human lot
oh. more 20 me than ucalta--than power
Than an that hope NOT yet denies
The ra-ol'scti1us %. au hour
ILIumet by friendly eyes
Though warm. tie heart has lost lt5 tone,
The light Withdrawn, lae chord unsiruls-
With none 90 sympathize-a-JUe-
Crey-soulcd. YET worldly young
Tie dreamy drug, the uIaddealns bowl,
stll Offering Lethe 10 my soul
0.. Temp,egs in thy fatal arms
A liie like mine might Ejly close;
some moments OF dalIrIous JOY
And theU-the long reposei
And on my tomb let this be writ:
The man below was weak i--lus brain
Had mower that could not benefit
That could but feel with pain
4 warm heart withe- IN his breast
One passion swallow all the rest
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
reach the Woman To Save,

There's the secret. \ saving woman at the
head ofa family is the very best Savings Bank
vet estabEshed-one that receives deposits daily
and hourly. with no costly machinery to manage
it. The idea of saving is pleasant one, and if
the woman would imbibc it ct once, they would
cultivate and adhere TO it, and thus many, when
they were not aware Of 1t, would be laying the
foundation Of "a competence, security in stormy
time and aehcItor IN a rainy day. The woman
who sees to her own house has large field TO
save in and the best way TO make her comprc-
hend ii IS for her % keeD an account current for
expenses. Probably not one wife III ten has an
idea how much arc the expenditures Ci herself or
family Where from ono o two thousand dollars
re espcujled annually, there is chance to save
something if the attempt IS only made. Let the
housewife. then, take the idca-act upon it
and strive over it-and she VIII save many dol
lars-uurhaUs hundreds, where before she thought
II impossible. This Is a duty-not a prompting
of ayarice-a moral Obligation that rests upon
aEI-upon the women as well as the men: but 1t
is duty. we are sorry TO say, that Is cultivated
very little, even among those who preach the
most and regard themselves as examples in most
matters. Teach the women to save ~ Is good
/ enough maxim TO be inserted IN the next edition
/ of Poor Richards Almanac.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16

and meaning ofthe word kentucky, has been ac-
counted for in different ways, both ingcnius and
plausible. The latest analysis Of the word Ken
tucky that we have heard, we had few days
ago from the lips Of an old hunter, now IN the
nincty-ninth year Of his age. When Boone first
came to that country it was inhabited exclusively
bv no tribes Of Indians, but was the common
hunting ground for all the tribes Oft the adjacent
country. The rich yallies were covered with a
chapparel Of cane, bearing a small berry, on
which the turkeys caIBe IN countless numbers to
feast Thus it was enough for the whites to call
1t the land of Cane and Turkey. The Indians
irving 10 pronounce the same words got into the
Kane Tuclee from which it was abbreviated into
Kentucl<, and finally the name by which it is now
known, Kcntucky-thc t0ld Of Cane and Turkey.
-Piuadm Banner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
VOL. NO. 3.

UNCERTAINTY OF TIE LAVA laughable Illus
tratiou Of the heading Of this article occurred IN
Illinois lately as win b. seen by the following
from the pcsra News - Mr.. B. was ont hunting
with his rifle. and IN crossing the field of Mr.. C.,
a Fr,urhruau. q. 3 lar-e dog attacked him -aycCe-
ly. while e.. stood looking on without attempting
Co call oil his da-. b.. getting 0Ut Cf patience.
shot lhc dog. and d. f1 apparently dead. G..
BOZ high dId -J1u. forthwith go ont warrant and
had E. arrested Or killing hiF d0---Ucrg t1 thr
ld,lr- and was c1rruhaTatgI ly two Ci DIS u- i-
brr-. who were pre- enc af Che shooting. 1hg MAJ
-i-.ate Guli B. ten dollar and costs. which a.
mounted OBJ about ten dollars more. D. Taid his
Ene and costs, and when tho parties Ga homo
fofH N fiaf tie i., led -1i home also, anil was
not killed. ID thel -rt Olf warrant against
the Iraltu.l and bis t.so associates Ga perjury.
i1 swearing t,-t b. bad killed Dis tre. They
wur. frightened. made pace with T., TaIi him
back li- twenty dollars and t-r more &C. Dds fruu-
b.e aUI u1 frll vas had and whom iLe TaItIes
returned iaul Com the last s,.It 10 The dog was
dead"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16

TREES DESTROYED By GAs--In Salem, Lynn
Gas has recently been introduced it is said, that
valuable ornamental trees have been destroyed by
theleakage Of the gas pipes. BY the escape OF
gas from broken pipes, 1t has been found tAa' All
trees within fifty feet Of the leakage have been
Killed.
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WESTERN HyPERBoLE.-A physician called up
on TO testify In regard TO the physical effects Of
a severe whipping given TO a servant girl, said:
4" "Gcntlcmol of the jury, if q jackass had the
skin Of an alligator for an oyercOat and piece Of
boiler plate underneath, and that iackass were 10
be noggcd one half as bad as that woman whip
ped that child, all creation couldn't save the jack
ass from dying
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CETruaEIA IuLTaNtUEs.-N0t the least oi
llg many extraordinary novelties n California
-geirtyi~ the weal.hc-t Of some Uf It's citizens,
who. iu four five years Of energetic attention Co
business. good luck, and n1w and then little
trickoTy. made honorable out there by sgccess,
are the p1-sgsz1rs Of property from which they
enjoy incomes almost equal to the great million
airc fortunes OF European Lords. Ii is said that
the rlH5fGi income OF Samuel BranuOn, Esq, Is
over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
while chat OF j. L. Folsom, ". ID. VI. Howard,
and several others, Is but little if any less. IN
lS4T-S hundreds Of lots in San Francisco were
purchased for fifteen and twenty dollars that arc
now worth over a hundred thousand. All those
who then Bought lots, and had the sagacity to
keep them, have grown rich. We recoilcct, says
q California editor, that in the winter Of lS49-5O,
n merchant ofEaiparaisO, named Brown, who
left Albany, New York, some seven years before,
made an Investment Of S5O,0 coo in certain corner
lots, in San Francisco, and on that investment
enjoyed yearly rental Of SAT 900. His was not
an unusual case either.
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l-r When Pat Hogan fir, arrived IN this coun-
by. he was told by .ome Yankee that many
things IN this coun' ~ were larger than IN Ireland
the rivers la'<cs &c.
Soon aft r Pat came 20 field where jackass
was ding, and seeing the animal cock up .
pa. Of long cars, Pat loudly exclaimed TO hrs
companion.
oh, Teddy, my boy, look Oh, Jasus, vrhAt
a rabbit ~
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GooD.-There Is a proposition about being
made by party Of wealthy spectators, to apply
to the Ncg York city authorities for the loan Of
ground enough near the city whcron to build a
CRYSTAL Palace third larger than the present
onc-in which it is their intention to exhibit the
dencss of all nations, instead Of the industry.
Nothing but the following articles win be ad-
mitted:
Law men, professional boggars loaters, filthy
street congressman, who must bring session
with them, and dandies.
The country producing the largest prison vii
be presented with All the rogues now confined II
the penitentiaries throughout the Union.
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~ A young wife demonstrated with lrer hus-
tnnd. a dissipatcd spendthnlt, on his conduct.
Niy dear" said ne, . 1 am only Ike the pro-
digal son l shall reform BY and by,
Aud ! viii be like the Prodigal Son, too, re-
plied size, Il viii arise and 80 10 my iath5-
house. and she ss.nt.
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The Power OF SILENCE.-A good woman, who
was sadly annoyed by termagant neighbor who
often visited her and provoked quarrel, at last
sought the counsel of her pastor, who added sound
common sense to his other good qualities. Hav-
ing heard the story of her wrongs, he advised her
to seat herself quietly down IN the chimney cor
when next visited, take the tongs IN her hand,
look steadily into tho fire, and whenever Il hard
word came from her lips gently snap the tongs
without Utteringa word. \ day or two after
wards, the good woman came again to her pastor
with a bright and laughing face, to communicate
the effects Of this new antldote for scolding. Her
troubcr had visited her, and, us usuaE commen-
ced her TRADE Snap went the tOngs each time.
.. Why don T you speak e. said the termagcnt,
more enTagcd
Snap.
Speak - said she.
Snap.
don't speak -
Snap.
And away she went, cured Of her malRdy by
the magic power Of silence.
4 STERLING FEILow.-Thc following unique
advertisement appears ii late number Of the
Lebanon (Ky.) Post:
- ! am in jail, and very unjustly, I think, and
/ am lonely and desolato, having nothing to while
away the hours. ] solicit a share of patronage
in my line viz: Tailoring l VIII work yc+y low
half price rather than be idle
Lebanon Jail, Feb, 1853"
Ue might have added as an additional induce
mcut that lac would always be found at home.
-~-salrr r
A GooD ANEcDoTE.-They tell good story Of
Lorenzo Dow, or a prcan buating preacher Of his
school" to the effect, that riding once in stage
coach on his way to an appointment, he itllin
company with some wildyoung blades, who were
led. from his eccentric appearance, and manner,
to IMAGINE that he was proper subject for their
Jokes and raillery. lie at once humored their de-
signs, by affecting 50 and making the most
absurd and scnsecss- remarks. Upon arriving at
the place where hcwas 90 stop, they ascertaincd
who their butt was, and began to apologize, Oh
serving In c2tenuaton Of their rldencss, that his
/ own conversation had miscd them
.'Oh said he, - that S Tau Jr0y ] always try
I to accommodate myself TO the company l am in
and when l am among fools, talk foolish !"
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Lebanon Jail, Feb, 1853"
Uc might have added as an additional induce
mcut that he would always be found at home.
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Gales am Skettbts.
BAD soy S
J WORD ron PARENTS ASD TEACHERS.

BT 7. S. ARTHUR,
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And away she went, cured Of her malndy by
the magic power Of silence.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE or THE DAILY CREscgSr,o
Friday Morning. March Is, 1853.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
hii slip inisns HyIaad, sy LiysIpool, nc JenIlas
sehI Ghpoa, o'ISsry, for 81 Marks, &c Rogers &eo
s1 a k k9S' Fs Ss' Ssr York s sos.i :i is
seGr EaosG fsnsS Hail. RMarriscs %eo
ARRIVED.
ss s hos agS g 2 ss fen Hsrs @
BARK Tonquin, Kelly, from bristol, o m,sisr-Pont
Brit b'k AosSna ence for yeoq previously reported burn. a,
Brig oneea, Emory days PorIa1d Me, maserIst d
Steamboats,.
Felipe, Surgeon, from Louisville
seIa p BARN i Sai M%p i1aa wiIlam.por.
R R,1, Msy.etl from xitsI SgE., .,~..
ss5. y 7 w gfs, irG 3,od B9l EsS,
e aiS hGsYl d Dsf fion sobh i'''h'
ssssFa i In. Rs,' White i5sT ROW 'i SsE.sair
Pink Tony, Guy, from Mobile.
lie ts sip ADD op ,hp sds burg
Towtoa s5 baai o he pna.e.wsns down up
bark Altoona and brig onsea.
[By Tslegraph.l
Below-Coming Up.
'imOrs, consigned to J ii Aahbidge Acc.
SPOKEN
On the 18Th Janusrycape Fso bearing ives. 100 meslpper
bp Golden Eagle from Now York,
10 be reported.
EXPORTS.
BRAZos 81 JAGoPcr steamship Yacht: 10 bb soar 50 kg i
$50 soap and guadrss.
HAVANA-Pr brig K bbls $50 bbs GO o es
pork taios "a butter 400 bYa cheese 700
Ibis potatoes 10 hf do peesns gks
PENsAcoLA-Pe Martha; 1850 bAles hsy n
boxes soap
SAVANNa-Per schI Enoeh tobacco 20 do sugar
2sg cks 10 tb hsss do
candies 65 d. t1sdi.iHea 40 sko
LIYERPOOL-Fer ship 3as bors bacon
100 barrels pork.
RIO DE JASERoPer bark Panama: s,1a bbl flour BIZ ad.
At MARKSPer tehr Chpo -four IS do whay 81 do
pork do Lard oil So cka bacon tea hams % ks
NEW Yok-Per bark KanswhG las bales bills pork
800 tks 80 bales hides. " f
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vH,HE OFFICE OF CHIEF JUsTICE.-The

election Of Constitution
subjects that could
administration justice involves the fortune Of the the
society II behooves all careful 10 choice,
the privilege Of all to to their fellow citizens the selection
they make and the which based. Awaiting
selves Of this privilege have determined TO eyne this
pleasure the Of the Hon. THOMAS sDEL
candidate Chief Supreme
desire his the approaching
For past the position Judge Sde the
Bench the Supreme Court has brought him prominently
the the pube him only justice
his Judge ha bec- marked by distinguished ability
uou considerations and independent discharge duty and by
dignity, aabty manner,
highest confidence respect reported opinions
the beat evidence the cearn his
his judgment they afford higher testimonial
worth than it would be power express.
who believe that
able integrity AID ab lily
cqued the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25

NE URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- g.
lYN RANT, Charles strsst.--This estab- sA
Lshment, popularity known, having been thoroughly A
pared furnished In particular 80
open Of the resident well
pu No eort will spared the Of the proprietor his
every dcay with dispatch and render his guests
comfortable. [iec6 lyl RICHARD MURPHY Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,
Torfign Murktts-prr Afriea.


LIVERPOOL February .CoTToNThe large receipts OF Cot
ton At 20 por q America being $4,000 babes the
ke The decline ali the qualities
IA qog9ws;a nsspSy The ce@,e Of Brokers place fall
LONDON February "a MONEY MARKErThe market for the
Ergah funds l. Iay this %Crang but there not much business
% , se F Ss MonsaegG
account ss to ksdaed Three per Cents ioo y THREE
and 9q,5 P' os os y, lahsqa.d 81. iJ9nee to 20
10 q India Bonds 81 pm. The foreign
luther quotations. Australian bank SHARES
ws Soya sloaa to X SS.rn st T s 9 TO
premium The late arrivals Eagles
ID ss% ar msy The r.9a 4 Ae.aSdra Of Ge overland si
caf y l lsssPs motto. in Amer
s qs ] We as ai u %9sa @ 1
oD iY ~ BGds o li. a New ss STATE IS $50 100
Sterling lO7j5 Maryland Sterling ss."
including $500 SaoS Of 1850 bales were sold The
%st S prices Y 70 g better b., as our pets smG;t
s.-s cons II lively demand for speculation and
RE- well supPoItel vim limited sales s kill duty
lAld The demand for Sugar is somewhat revived.
Domestic faarkets.
and but at the s s tiso s ss aa
few ee below q 81 medium and better grades
s Msn Hdrsas y md u si SVi r Sl SA's
1900 bq,ls. good es3ssee sold q
e. gss SSi rs FoEK bet
to "a an ee. @ go ZEE ss for Gs S M P S 81
unchanged is6 bbs .BAcoSsalos 100000
u a 'oGt duh a5 R sale.
20 f loo s sss R Il
sOg sjgs MSTacaiso &C. insS,ive
s ss sso Ss d' jersey and s sl
1 M9S \ STOCKS gTcMePsy plenty and
que, al losdio9H Stocks active and yaate
sG gn nsr Stock .Ss saas es iGS% do
..eoa Bo, e. .P sssss bdSS M'E saqi Az
Mortgage Bonds lts Nicaragua Transit Company s2 Railroad
n s aa sls'is fiena 1884, ''2 Michigan Central Railroad e'
Vance SE% YORK. NA 5o & 5.ss c Fl
"a s co. & :, ass 81 Som. 6 saFa q ss FLou
1000 9b southern unchanged Win
S MssS E.,s e 4 y ktSdy &c.
G Gd o $50 Ies MIS- '0e 4" ss324 gallon
Mes BEEF unchanged and limited demand b
BOSTON H. .coTToNTberc is rather better feeling il
p G p5e and HGiSe sales Of zoo Isss a. rather steady
se at q 5o6 70 Hney 60 - Ohio and Michigan sgPerfno Al
At IS s. bb leS aohih GRAScOrn continues da and tn H.
aae confined 10 %aa Of Of V Som
trade Extra Clear Pe5s $? Clear $40 5000; Mess sl7 5O1s
liz 5o4 for he bGt brands at sGla Il bSl lon
H." u.s. ii Ssi + b. Kegs '''' d. four months
h9s2N ,aggAseS IossE. At Ssw orlE4sBy the burning
MAS Ieay nien upon which there Insurance ssssCo
tonO, s5Ooo Boyso6 sS5co Manufacturer sl005
CHARLESTON, March 49,, .CoTToN-There quito an aey
raSss SSSi1&c VIZ Sellers The sales embrace 500
SAVANNAH, March .CoTToN-The sales of the week ar
ay ] being si pas ss HSf apop is
na @ low {; &GS s M G a S
continue BRISK prices & Of The @ sss D
at from e RCE-SS ne feature 6 the Rice market III
GRAINcom ceiling rom IS to 1oe oa's at 5ee tREGTs
'55 's SO 'esi fiss
nominal FLoUR-Daii d WHISKY IA, declined
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COURTWe antnrised GEORGE STRAW BRIDGE
eauidae for the 81 JUDGE or THE SUPREME
COURT FOR HE SECOND DISTRICT, composed portion
the city above julia and Tbs New Canal the Lake
aheA Of ehersen ST. John tbs baptist ST. Charles ST. James,
aud lberyllo. yox pOPULL fes
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touHfROBkRT PREAuX, Esq, will be supported
co. tge 9ife Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE suPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed the parishes
uss ST. Bernard mud that pa Of she parish Of Orleans below julia
street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25

ZEE TUX hSSUUIATE JUDGE OF THE SUFHEME
COURT Judge A. NJ BUCHANAN a candidate for the
Office Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, The election he held on
tno fist Monday Of April The First District Of the
Parishes Of P.quennss, Bernard fright nver)
aud that portion VI The city Of New Orleans below Julia jana H.
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Spring MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
NEW FRENCH GOODS.-Mrs. YARMOUTH
~ - X - q

street. respectfully
has choice and select stock FRENCH FANCY DRY
GOODS AND MILLINERY of the late imperialism .oieits their
examination by all.
~ Orders from merchants and others invited, with the
that they viii be hled the most sasfac.ory
noyl D.F. YARMOUTH.
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marked g. Shoes, diamond
bark Gov fNCkLEY, Boston, will please their bills
aiding the Clerk the Lsgee otherwise will be
mhli G. W. HYNsoN, so Camp street.