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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
Eorstmann's Factory.

Ofell the great manufacturing cities in our land
none present stronger evidences Of oftheimportance
of American manufactures, their rapid progress
and generous appreciation, than our sister city,
Philadelphia. As one Of the most prominent
landmarks in the march to industrial indepen-
dence, We have the pleasure to present onr reders
with the accompanying beautiful engraving SO
skillfully executed by our artist, Mr. Devereux.
The establishment OF the Messrs. Horstmann is,
without exception, the largest, most complete and
ornamental structure ever erected il our country
for manufacturing purposes-exhibiting the per-
fection to which brick architecture may be
brought.
The fronts on both streets,-Fifth and Cherry
are seventy-two feet nigh, faced with pressed
brick, and erected after designs, and under the
direction of the architect, Mr.. 1. G. Hoxie. Over
the main stairway rises a tower one hundred and
twenty -four faeg high above the side walk, built
of brick, and quite ornamental. The fronts are
handsomely constructed, with projecting antess
corbel courses, deep recessed and circle headed
windows, that give to the building bold and ef.
tective appearance.
Nearly two millions Of brick were u 81 ~ rs
construction. The walls are twenty-eight inch
es thick, and no plaster is used on them-they
being finished as smooth on the inner as o,-s-
er side. The steam engine is On the vertical, low
pressure trunk system, and is capable Of being
worked 10 one hundred aad sixty horse-power-
The interior ofthis great structure is supplied
with all the conveniences and improvements of
modern science-in lighting, heating, and Eentil-
ztior-ior- the comfort OF the five OF six hundred
persons therein employed. The cost of erection
has exceeded 100000. The Aessrs. I2~. IL n
have been long celebrated as extensive --..
tlrers as military goods ana paSSe =.
business having b back as
1915. They also manufacture carriage laces and
trimmings, tailo-s', curtain upholstery and blind
trimmings, and quilted cloak bindings, etc. The
capital employed in their business is about hslfa
million of fdollaTs.-GicaS0nS Pictorial.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
: EIat-poctea Candidate.

The following is the card of candidate for JUS
tice of the peace in Palestine, Texas -
Fellow -Citizens-With the assurance of this
SHEET is unfuried to the breeze, whether in tenn
pest or calm my name before you as candidate
for the Office of Chief Justice of Anderson county
at the ensuing August election. 1 do it from
choice, not from solicitation. do it, for the Of
fee is honorable and profitable. feel myself
competent to discharge the duties of the Office
claim no superior merit or qualifications over
any one else who may choose 70 run against me.
] would ike t. run the race solitary and alone
bal iEany ore desirous let them pitch int isn't
deep, stand lat-foo,ed, square-tocd, hump
shouldered upon the platform of free rights and
true repnblicanism. IN politics, an opposed
to the present Legislature-in favor of Texas ant
her citizens. Opposed 10 telegraphs, i. c. on tn
| time extension scale-a right up and down al
| over railroad men; but not at all Of the twent,
section stripe. Finally, fellow citizens, if 20
elect me your Chief Justice, will make the yer
welkin ring in loud huzza huzza j for the SOW
of Anderson county! If defeated, / will retil
with dignity and perfect good humor, rernenbel
ing most beautiful little song which 1 wi
sing remarkably well, called 'i'm afioat, II
afoat," &c. hope ere long to see you face
face.
A. G. CANTLEY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
AHBRGlR.
W0MhrI.


Who in this world of care and strife,
Doth kindly cheer and sweeten life
As friend, companion, and as wife;
'Tis Woman.
Who, by . thousand tender ui'H.
uyTotIu endearmUut and by smiles.
Our bosom of its grief beguiles;
'Tis Woman.
From whence do all our pleasures flow
Who draws the scorpion sting OF woe,
And makes the heart with transport glow
IT'S Woman.
Who of . nature more refined
Doth soften mans rude stubborn mind
And makes him gentle, mild and kind;
'Tis Woman.
When hours OF absence past we meet,
Say, who enraptur'd d runs to greet
Our glad return with kisses sweet ;
'Tis Woman.
Who in word, touch, a sigh,
The simple glancing of her eye,
Can fill the soul with escagtacy :;
'Tis Woman.
Eden she lost ensner'd by vice;
But well has she repaid its price;
For earth is made paradise
'Tis Woman.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

SIZE OF OUR GREAT LAKEs.-''ia latcs+ meas
uremcnts Of our fresh water seas are these:
The greatest length of Lake Superior is 335
miles; its greatest breadth is 1G0 miles, mean
depth 9SS feet; elevation 627 feet; area $4,000
square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Michigan is 360
miles; its greatest breadth l08 miles; mean depth
900 feet; elevation 587 feet; area % 900 square
miles.
The greatest length of Lake Huron is 200 miles,
| its greathest breadth is l60 miles; mean depth
| 900 feet elevation 574 feet; area 10000 square
miles.
| The greatest length of Lake Erie is $50 miles;
its greatest breadth is so miles; its mean depth
is 81 feet elevation 555 feet; area 5000 square
miles.
The greatest length of Lake Ontario IS 1SC
miles; greatest bredth 65 miles; its mean depth
is 500 feet; elevation 262 feet; 5000 squar,
miles.
The total length of all five is ,585 miles, GOV
ering an area altogether of upward of 10000
square miles.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
Oriqinal ann Selett }S)oetrp.
Written TOR the Democrat and Sentinel.
nnIust all Things Fade and Die"

Must all things fade and die,
Which heaven to earth hath given,
Must7au things meath the sky,
By times rude hand be riyent
The rose upon the stem,
Will bloom but for day,
And then, like hopes of men,
twill wither and decay.
The scenes of smiling spring,
Bring 81 adness to our hearts.
T hen birds their requiem sing,
And Spring again dep arts.
When youth and love are past,
And fame's bright dreams are fed,
The grave appears at last,
And ALL are with the dead.
But faith, ,-the poor mans treasure,
Is given from above,
For to fulfill the measure
OF never ending love.
Aad the stroke to mortels given,
Is by loving hand,
For to replenishss heaven.
With pure angelic band.
Cambria CO., Pa. AHER0iH
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
From the OskaloOsa Herald.
THE PRINTERS TOLL.


Blow, We stormy winds of winter;
Drive the chilly, drifting snow;
Closely housed the busy printer,
Heeds not how the winds may blow.
Click, click, his types go dropping,
Here and there upon the case,
As he stands for hours, popping
Every letter in its place.
Heaven send the useful printer
Every comfort mortals need;
For our nights were dull in winter,
Had we not the news to read.
Sad would be the worlds condition,
no printer boys were found
Ignorance and superstition,
Sin and suffering would abound.
Yes, it is the busy printer,
Rolls the car of knowledge on;
And gloomy mental winter,
Soon would reign if he were gone.
Moneys useful yet the minters
Fill not half SO high place,
AS the busy, toiling printers,
Fing'ring type before the case.
Yet, while type they're busy setting,
Oft some thoughtlcss popinjay,
Leaves the country kindly letting
Printers whistle for their pay.
o, ingratitude ungracious
Are there on enlightened soil,
Men with minds so incapacious,
AS to slight the printers toll
SEQ him how extremely busy,
Fins'ring type before the case,
Toiling till hes almost dizzy,
To exslt the human race.
Long live the art of printing.
Here on happy Freedom S soil,
And with joys that know no stinting,
Hsas'n reward the P1ntRS toQ
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
4 Holy War.

Russia is using every device TO give the char
acter of holy wax to the mos ties, IL Nc SOL
diers are told they are on the way 10 rescue
Christ's Sepulchre from, the fnfdes. The Patri-
arch Of Moscow had issued an address TO the sixth
corps, on loaving fer the Danube, OF which the
following is translation:
Children of the Gar, our father, and of Rus
sia our mother our brothers of the army the
Czar, the country and Christianity call upon you.
The prayers of the church and the country ac-
company you. Russia is again provoked by an
enemy who was vanquished under Catherine IL.
under Alexander I, and under Nicholas l. Al
ready have your brothers revived the old habit Of
beating him By land and by sea. Fit be deereed
by Providence that you are to see the enemy be-
fore you, rccoilect, then, that you are fighting
for the most piOus Of Cars, for your dear cOun-
try FOR the holy church, against the prosecutors
Of Christianity, against the profaners of the ho-
Iy and ycncrated cities, which have seen the birth
the passion and the resurrection CT Christ
Now, if ever, victory, glory, bencdiction and E.
ternal benodction are but TO those who give their
life for their faith in God, for their faith to their
Gear and their country.
by faith you viii gain victory Hebrews
| hap ii, 49, You likewise, will cong uer by
! faith. We bid you farewell, with our prayers,
and with the symbol of our faith. Carry with
Won and re,ollect the warlike and victorious
speech Of the Car Prophet, David: Salvation
and glory is in God psalm 4lst."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
John, how does the thermometer stand |,

John, how does the thermometer stand -
'Agsinst he wall, dad 90
II mean how is the mercury?"
81 guess it's pretty we'll it hasn't complained
lately"
''You little rascal is it colder than yesterdayi'
81 really don't know, dad, but III 20 out and
feel 90
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

A Yankee and Southerner were playing possG
on steamboat.
81 hav'nt seen an ace for some time, remark.
ed the Southerner.
''Wall guess you haint,' said the Yankse.
'but can tell you where they are. One of EN-
is up your coat sleeve there, and the other thres
are in the top of my boots"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
A. G. CANTLEY.

The new Catholic Church in Lancaster Was
dedicated by solemn and interesting ceremonies
on Sunday last, by the Rt. Rev. Mr.. Neumann,
Bishop of the Diocess.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

~ A preacher in the ''fsr west" gave out
for his text certain chapter and verse in CioUer.
The Deacon arose ane told him it Timothy.
oh yes replied the Divine, its Tin othy
knew it was some kind of grass"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

A Kentucky paper says it is getting to be very
fashionable in that quarter to enclose dcllas
with marriage notices, when sending then. 10 tn.
printer. A good custom that ought to prevail
everywhere.
Six dollars to printer and priest,
No sensible man could refuse:
Five dollars to render him blest.
And one to publish the pewsI
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

A fellow who chopped offh;s hand the other
day, while cutting wood, sent to an apothecary
for remedy for chopped hands. .
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

u 1t is generally allowed that there is NOR,
of what is called chisel!ed beauty in Arneric'
than in Europe.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
EDBNSBURG, TIIURSDlE, APRIL s, 1854.
-s~ hegrs I! A lifetime, Mary! But Hea-
ven be thanked, it is past like q wild dream ~

ven be thanked, it is past like wild dream p'
twas not all past. One enduring effect remain
ed, ever after to imprint on Ellen Strings mem
ory, and on the memories of all who knew her
the event Of that long night. Such had been her
suffering, anxity and terror, that in those few
hours her hair had turned as white as snow
Household Words.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

E Excuses are the pickpockets Of time, The
sun does not wait for bis hot wster. or his boots.
bat gets up ss once
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

The man who is stranger 20 the finer foe
,ngs," proposes 20 have en- introduction.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06


Some crusty old bachelor, having been Tilted
by his bright particular star, in fit of despsr-
alton, wrote the following horrid slander upon
'femalc women" in general:
The girls are all 1eeting show,
For mans illusion given,
Their smiles of joy, their tears Of woe.
Deceitful shine, deceitful flow,
There's not one true in seven.
--~SS~
ma, didn't the minister say last Sunday thas
the sparks few upwards"
Eyes. my dear, how came you to be thinking
of it?"
Because, yesterday, saw cousin SalIys
spark stagger along the street and fall down.
wards"
Here, Bridget, put this child to bed. she muss
be getting sleepy"
! "Ah, doctaw does the choleraw swfect tia
highaw awdaw 2" asked an exquisite of cels-
brated physician in New Orleans.
NO" replied the NJ. D., "but it's death on
fools, and you'd better leave the city immediate
: ly."
The fellow sloped.
Meeting negro the road, with Grape @
{ his hat, traveller said;
:. "1Ou nave lost some Ol your H4e1oo' . 49, U
I. Yes, Massa."
1 WAS it a near distant relatiSei
..Well, putty distant-'bout twenty-fcur mnss
I guess" was the reply.
-~-~ss-~---
. ..AIr. SchoolIaaster, do you know algebra ?"
No. but know his father, Col. Bray, and
the girls too"
er This is a cousin to tho man who didn't know
y mathematics, but knew jim Mates like book.
Goodness me % cried a nice old lady the Other
J. day, ..ir the world goes to sn end n~D ysa&
vha. shall do scr snuff y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06

TAnoRs--TwO tailors, who wers tsievins end
trying to undersell each other, one day met .sd
thus socosted one the other, who had stiu IL
upper hand
:, Il steals the stuff to save my psH.
And then I makes them up myself.
So cannot think though oft try,
How you can cheaper sell than l."
"lll tell you friend" the other said,
Il steals my cloths ready made
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Goodness me % cried nice old lady the Other
day, ''ir the world goes to sn end n~o yss@
VIA. shall do scr snuff 2"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-06
gunmuus.

| hAVB ToU EVER BEEN wAuSATKD f-Thsrv
was much puzzling Of strange voters ct the polls
At one OF them a new conner or o Patlan6ss pre-
sented himself, to exercise his suffrage. lie MAs
shrewdly suspected Of not being right" BY .
man who winked at . challenger" gAs '.shns
then" in.erposed:
tAre You naturslised Q"
Eyes, w-a-s-s"
when 2"
"a spell ago-an' more"
How long have you lived in the country -
"Anan."
"HOw long have you lived hereI"
Coin on eight months
His consecutive answers proved satisSctofr %
the inspectors, and he was advancing to tho polls
to deposit his vote, when a wag with fsse %
clerical" as Hollands inimitsbls conmediAa.
planted himself before him, and in an under tens
but in very significant manner said
Pat, TN your triend-loOk out! HAxe Yu~
ever been lcarincted 2"
"I never was."
''Then you can't vote! Its bgany-Stsssut
Prison!'
And the incipient voter was Led oR Era q
lsmb.
GooD.-A young lass who went to esmpmsst-
ing and came back full of the revival which they
had, and who did nothing the following week h1t
sing,
shout shout, ygc re gaining ground %
She had the tune SO pat, that all shs said was
but continuation Of that song, and not unfre-
quentiy the rhyme was too long for the tune
Old Jowler slipped in and took bone OF the to-
be, and just as he was making for the door, abe
sung out
'lf you don't go out I'll knock you down.
Halle, FaiIelujar.
You nasty stinkip' flop card hosud,
o. Glory, HAllelujar!
Our Tommy believes this to be dos-rd
IAMORS.-TWo tailors who xrern fk,-...nu ss.d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
Apu Won cUrrUpIWC

--yRoh, Fisdjd1tiam, s6fo Thtoat CrOup, DMtult
/ iIrtalhins, Tooh'Arle, nc DooIcnNi Pain N Tue
iion sim onil Cuts, Brte Olson Sores, Fever Sores,
Pain or olnmpo IN The blomaeh hoqfa hqrhnAi lnQeiN
Qua nSeos OF Rehid Dpg 4sooo.ke A92t " !lo bp,aet
or Face burns, bruises, chahng chanped honde cQh!i
SSsisSons q S T SS Fs SS, S ii Uc@
san llhsQpl ssgfsy sore fppss sore t4ps yee9'eal
Ais0yERElGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain ilmOat Enthusiastically but
pshStFtiis 10 iile sat Of aud entirely
PEP ERADlOAVES THE DISEASE,
sone will labghtt iie idea OF any composition curing
euch number 81 didoaeoo bufyo but rehect that taqQ
causes, ho proposition Will iem lees eXlIavagansi but
were tnee uro % TN BAcia which STARE u9 iu the
elI who have used Y tlpmseiyes or wilnestea 10 sgo
toots on clhoai ulte afelanpg lget what We Rame
(Noppa'elD lnaleeies Lls ~ hinimsni SgSeA'
TO THQSEW WHO THINK,
HaVo you5evnt nolecd the sltlkinEa maTlly BETWEEN
many eHorna and internal diseases having entirely dlor
sgt naqSs es 9es9gysa . yg ts1 5sm,
to bOihf This remedy d now onbled you III lh9 oEPA,
NIX Imlhskl, which does not insult sour qpleroandps
ejMe4teo Or mighty eatss Of heSdrk but q simply the
OltaPHIHd spkNe being mild aud simple ~ ne acon
-rcdehng the most hidden slneWh Of man on bonut,
and yet being imoyons TO The weakest hlent ltio eO
by er TIC ehsapss iincnt IN tho naTke being put u In
than The aTgcs besides 9llng mort thpnioHr time9 np
ttrongl we theieoro Oer YOu with Ide and con-
hdenSe exactly tie wants OF rich or
poor, higi low, HS t.tan
lie unprecedented sIe lnwhchthc Nonparoll lininient
IL put upi aud The vast expense Oihe naieale ued hit,
W6kes Y Impossible iOI Us torpy lO Tic printing Of tho
hund eds ocerdcoles we gilt publish, IQr DO we deem
y necessary az the Article WHO ever II used Will eeTty
for ITSELF
ws would however rstor those a0i'cled ones who have
tqoeu been gpled BY lheoes and assertions
10 The following nanei, belrS huta low Of Tic many per-
sons whose cmtpcler ior ehdDr aud yefocly hces no
paegye on vs. aud why having iy tesled ils yiliuea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
Fron n, Rairmenl { Ya. ) E.pn1lLean.

FToEI TEr FdIT7oHI ITa'l RlYN5IIe1II
An INVAtUAhLE MEpIoiNs.- u Is but eeldtm we ilnd
among the many Offered TO the public Tor tile cure
VI dteqse ono we ealeOnsent TO commend, VI who Nr'
tues we able 70 dAeOVef aud lave qlWaya edpQusy
avoided giving ute 10 aiytbng that mght lead any
one ~ suppose that we pec Any faith IN tleir pleen'
siOn, Hut Will ieidlelte 10 remedy manu- Hctuied IN
this plaee and which has become as familiar to the public
de-, we lpesk tom knowledge Of ite In
tlnsc excelencles, s adaptation TO qniy Of III ilsol
lie, and tue sehulty With which Il may be u1ed, we
steak OF The NOnaIe Nerve aud Hone Lnmeni, nreper'
ID by H. Carr SO.,flom aprctcdptiou FURNISHED by
uT WatOn Carr late OIL MOigrhtOWn, ludlow Of Wheel
Ing, Of tho most eminent PysicauH m Virginia THIS
inmcnt Is based uOn tho broad principle that any renee
dy which Will Teeyi External pain Will property COM
lOuuded, De equ eiicaolous In icmovllg inelna aleo
llona, ptIeipe that has be- SUCCESSFULLY deyeloed--
II Is almplyt tie ospnug OF Scelce being mild and sm
pie 30 It's Pellop aud YET revealing ns eieota rover
more Incredible hing tho m 81 hidden spews Of man
aud beastpnd yet heng lhMOXOia TO tho weakest nRI
II Is AlsO by aI the ehSdpss nent To tho market, being
nut Up m oiles twice az large az The majority, AZ uile'
tlmes AZ at dig we commend Il 70 thOso n want or
sale aud cerDinIomady. H.t
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q superb eolleellen OF Diamond H,,.,,.,.
BJ49as Eyer Hug, mi SSits !, y:
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q llto bFauQh Qlout hnslnebs Il moi t,,,,.. ~
iabll nient 10 lli5 country having v,n't bin
leropr own sure lloils eonsliniS b,I,e t'Itl,
aiM ~ every eteoneI we are Suhhiiti ~ eiq M
MES po 70 give 10 otF
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Statutes Parlg Bt0DEea, Fino Pninin,, J. ~ Nfi
'iNbe8. ahu NQrk htAndS, Porte Mb6nili s.llt ti,i
loguey FIelth PeriunieTipe, Rosewood mi 4 .tis
slug Ce1ee, khgllshhoals ., Tooth Bnais, III, g y
&c. ~ .4fEt Hl SO Ntif iH ii1''t hl1a
i ~ sljt,i5 HuPFRlOR ALDAT4 Want
New Fatterns oil FORKS, Spoons, l.5ls' y.
elpi F+teh y fat tupctsedins silver Wils ma
,Htf4tis gPLEHDID MANTLE clOcr,l
Br0n1e ana Gilt Msiliie ('lOckS OF elszs,Ii..,
y9ll9N, dI9b ogd white marble aoI Pititb Pos,1
WtTcn ThotS AND AATkRikLa, oftb9 p,,t l..
uilnlly Kept Oh hand end earelAl ae,ettd i'aIA
large, gpacl0tS stole, BiPlh2 Gus omen evtf1 ~.
inspecting our extensive stotk Of GOodSS / ~
tetull flsea ROOM We have hued w ob,al,1 n ltt
lO1 leel IN depth, Tor the Wholesale DepanT,s "
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TO Be az good as epre5enied. una
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n p VOC sro troubled with cough rain ID the breast
j any 6f5eiloh Of The LONGITUDE BIeniilpg9r'a Cone
nOuGd RyTlp OF honeeet.
iT 700 aJb aheied with RheunAtismi have reeel we'd
brussa or your hadS OF feat are frost bitten
olrhsrped ust re Berger or Spine and Musele bnl-
mentI and M ~
ofsinq from iupnftty OF 10 hood or tLe ldleon9 use
81 nefeury by an ea1a cue Fiuld Ike
tract of EatAafaiilll end Etndeton.a $50 u Il,
Theie feniS hav6 btt tld BY hpndr ana IN ell
esfeb have gyen sat0ry oyidtnee Of telI superior
eilcaqy over eV11y olhef medcirg SN's " tnis'
cpnflhlpis ior Which they ate reeommeneea
Tobohldal .e,,,. $50,
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