Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-30
NEWS AND MISCELLANY.
,lpleasdnt-The weather.

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! GCTCouiag dolcn-Price OF -four.
| DCTA line of steamers between Boston and
Baltimore IS talked Of
DCTThe lumber business is very active at all
the depots on the Susquehanna.
C-A letter has lately appeared from Hon.
Jere. Clemens, explanatory of his course on the
Nebraska Bill.
John W. Forney has became one of the propri-
etors of the Washington Union.
GC-It is thought that the Washington monu-
ment company have found clue to the pcrpetra-
tors who acted such a conspicuous part in break
ing the stone sent by the Pope to the Washing
ton Monument.
C~Plemty-
~ MOUing-A great many Of our citizens.
C~Sharp-M Pilkingham-it is supposed
she is laboring under indigestion.
C~Sore-A certain Paper about sundry court
Proceedings. Were they not satisfactory.
GAS their Loco-Foco opponents are notorious
for their rottenness and corruption. '-AHeg.
This comes with bad grace from the above,
but we presume the creature who penncd it judg-
es others by his own propensities.
..Three trucking dernagogucs who have been
placed in nomination by the Loco-Foco Party"
AaeghGRian.
How important this fellow would make him
self! We see the cloven foot and we have came
to the conclusion, that it is perfectly natural.
1.-THE Nebraska Bill was referred to the com
mittee on the whole, in the House Of Represen-
tatives, which las caused considerable rejoicing
on the part of the enemies of the Biz.
1.-THE New York Herald sums up the circula-
ton for the week ending March 18th, at the enor-
nous amount of SO $50 This is even surpassed
by the Philadelphia Ledger, which has reached
81, 1872, and is the largest daily circuIa ion in
the world.
G-FPresidcnt Walker has met some sad mis-
fortunes, and the last accounts state that he IS
retreating with The Mexican troops within nine
ty miles of his main body.
It is said that Walker, the noted Utah chief
is about to commerce war against the Mormons,
because they will not permit him to own as ma
ny wives Brigham Young.
Brigham Young in his annual message, decIa-
red himself very much gratified at the prospect
Of having the Pacific Railroad built.
CrCourt meets at Hollidaysburg on Monday
the 9th of April.
The people of St. Louis are agitating the ne
cessity and practicability Of bridging the Missis-
sippi.
T7=The annual State Election in Rhode Island
takes place on the 18th April.
GJTThe first poet Laureate OF England was ap-
pointed in 1851.
GLrAdvices from Mexico state that Santa An
ma had taken the field against his opponent.
D=The whole amount of specie coined in:he-
three great mnts, during the fiscal year, reached
f3S, ,725, $50, which consisted of no fewer than
ia AS O21 pieces.
C-There were J, ,223 wild cats killed in Ken
lucky, and their scalps paid for by the Common
monwealth, in 1853.
''Altogether they constitute ticket which, in
point of strength and popularity, is peculiarly
fortunate. "-4Heghanian
We congratulate them upon their peculiar"
fortune, and hope the mis- that Will be attached
by the people this next fall, will satisfy the Al
Legkanean of their strength and popularity"
GJTCol. Benton says if Photography had been
invented 40 years ago, it would have saved him
just 20 years labor.
r5=On the books at Williards Hotel Washing
ton il the following recent entry, "Mrs. Lewis
and husband Buffalo"
Judge Richardson once said that everything
was forelznown, except ''what would be the
dict of petit jury"
GCTLong words, like long dresses, frequently
hrdc something wrong about the understanding.
We rather think they indicate something wrong.
CC~They have "Sore Head" ticket in Provi-
denoe. Politics is the mother of many queer
wrinkle.