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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-20


THE BEARD.-Each hair composing the hu-
man beard is furnished with distinct gland,
deliberately and beautifully complete. Under
meath are innumerable nerves, Immediately con-
nected with the various organs of the senses
ramIfying in every direction, and performing i'm
portant functions. In shaving the upper lip
with dull razor every one has noticed that the
eyes water, showing connection between the
nerves of the beard and those of the eyes. Many
cases of weak eyes, according to good medical
authority, may be traced to the removal of the
beard. This hair when in full growth, forms a
natural protection to the nerves, and also holds,
as it were in suspension, quantity Of warm air,
through which the cold air in breathing passes
and then becomes rarifed and attempered, and
fit to come in contact with the lungs.
DC-In a late Abolition speech, Miss Lucy
Stone said >" But know so we'll there is cottoI
in the ears of men, let US look for hope in the bo
SONS ofwomen."
Won't you find cotton there too, Miss Lucy.
There was something in Jular,
So very peculiar :"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-20

q Pretty girls face generally fills mans
ribs and empties his pockets. For psrticulars
inquire at the regular places.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-20
CHOICE POETRY.
THE HOUSE OF CLOUDS

THE HOUSE OF CLOUDS
Mrs. Browning, formerly Miss Barrett,
for the powerful flights, and bold
nality, which distinguish her poetry.
more masculine in her cast of thought thar
other British poetess, Mrs. Hernans perha
cepted. Here is characteristic specimen
peculiar manner, and strange turn offancy
would build cloudy house
For my thoughts to live in,
When for health to fancy-loose,
And too low for heaven,
sleep, and talk my dream aloud,
/ build it fair to sec
build it on the moonlit:cloud;
To which I look'd with thee.
Cloud walls Of the mornings grey
Faced with amber column,
Crown'd with crimson cupalo
From q sunset solemn
For easements, from the valley fetch
May-mists glimmering,-
With sunbeam hid in each,
AuO U cineli VI SpIluS.
Build the entrance high and proud,
Darkening and exc frightening,
Of srriven thunder cloud
Veined with the Lightning,
Use one within an iris stain,
For the door within,
Turning to sound like rain,
As we enter in
Fer the fair hall reachd thereby
Walled with cloudy whiteness
Take the blue place in the sky,
Windwork d into brightness
Whence corridors and long degrees
OF cloud-stairs wind away
Till children wish upon their knees,
They walked where they pray.
Be my chamber taperstricd
With the showers Of summer,
Close and silent, gloriied
When the sunbeams come there
Sudden harpers hanging on
Every drop asssuch,-
Drawing colors like tune,
Measured TO the touch.
Bring shadow green and still
From the chestnut forest
Bring purple from the hill
When the heat is sorest;
Spread them out from wall to wall,
Carpet wore around
And thereupon the foot shall fall
In light instead Of fsound.
Bring a grey cloud from the East
Where the lark was singing
Something of the song at least
Lose not in the bringing
And that shall be morning,chair
For poet dreams,-when with them
No verse constraint-the floating air
Their only, lovely rhythm.
Bring the red cloud from the sun
While he sinketh, catch it,
Bring it for couch, with one
Side-long star TO watch it,
Fit for poets finest thought,
At curfew time to lean;
When things invisible are brought
More nearer him than the seen.
Poets thought, not poets sigh
Alas they come together!
Cloudy walls divide and fly
As if in April weather.
Hall, corridor, and column proud
My chamber fair to sec
All pass-except that moonlight cloud
To which l look d with thee.
Let them!-Wipe such visionings
From the tancy's cartel;
Love secures some frailest things,
Dower'd with his immortal.
Buns, moons may darken-he eaven be bow
But here unchanged shall be,
Here IN my soul-that moonlit cloud,
To which look d with thee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-04-20
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

Pick PoCKETs.-1hese slippery fingered
fellows are reaping harvest. On Monday night
Mr.. Glenn OF Rockbridge was relieved of his pocket
book; and yesterday a gentleman had his wallet
taken, while near the Fair grounds.
Three gentlemen had their pockets relieved of
their wallets yesterday afternoon, and one of the
professors was captured at the Fair last night and
Gagged.
twenty gentlemen robbed yesterday and last night
Ifpersons will carry s'pap" for these thieves, after
the frequent warnings Of the newspapers, they
must submit to the loss
have had lot of counterfeit money In his pos
session.
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NOTICE

"a TIE subscriber having, on the
k sd Oct. purchased the stocE IA n, fixtares
owned By Jss- w. 0oH, successor 70 Otss
Got, bess leave 70 snnouncs 70 Sc
band : eooA aoet Of SADDLES, HxRNEas. ENG.
LISH AND AMERICAN Birdie LEATHE6s.
ana almost cysrs thing usually kept In Sad6lsry
establishment. al OF which he VIII scll low vken
the cash e offered. His friends from diHsrsnt per-
sens q the STATE, who may be IN the city on account
OF the State faR are qaeetsd - eli and exEmIt
his stoek and prices before sufrhsssne aIsewh ere
Mr.. JoHn OTES will remain With the suhser hev.
whsrs he viii b plsased y ~ 81 BE ell isnas
80 j. w, DEHNln
osSi-R No. s. Mola 6tiees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

COMMITTEES ON PREMIUMS. at the State
Fair, are requested to make their reports to the
Secretary as early to-day possible, in order that
they may be printed and ready for distribution as
soon as they are read Be punctual,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

SAD ACCIDENT IN THE GERMAN THEATRE AT
LoUIsv1LLE.-One night last week. while the play
OF ' The Robbers was being performed at the
the actors, was shot at by Mr.. Aldersbers another
actor. The gun contained hard ball of paper
which strucx MIR. Meyer in the arm, causing Sc
we're wound; modification ensued and on Saturday
night the suaerings of the unfortunate man were
relieved by DEATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

r. A. r. r. ATTENTION are here
by requested to attend meeting under the walls of
Sebastopol at O'Clock THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING Punctusl attendance il expected from
every one that calls himself member az there will
be very important business on hsnd
By order of the Commsnder-in- Chisf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

~ WEsr's GsAnp ExHfsirion.-Min, Moons :.
HousE, the Nebrasks Gantees. ! feet hieh. ana Mrs
safecs the prishtiy and facilitating little Lady and
9aaer osoaGE q. BUSH. the world renowned In.
rscan HcteL They are great cariositiss 90 ana &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited attend my
ton sales Of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, OF
my store, No. log Main St, THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com. Merchant, log Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

A GENTLEMAN Gone of thousand) who
visited the metropolitan" yesterday, openly ae-
knowledged, after he had looked over our immense
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. that he was really
struck with wonder to know where all the calves.
goats sheep and oxen came from, that were slain to
make up our large assortment.
Strangers! If you want to buy cheap BOOTS and
sHOES-if you want to buy the hest OF goods at the
farest prices, go there. 1t 10 at Isl Main street. Ea-
gle Square, near the corner of 18th street.
1-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

BALLOON AscENsIoN.--It is to be hoped
that our citizens win literally patronize Mr.
Elliott to morrow, and cheer him in his up
ward fight. He is man who labors hard in
his profession, and never fails to perform
what he promises-unless prevented by the
most untoward circumstances. Let every
one purchase ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

The Cuban fiIlibusters at New Orleans of which
Gen. Quitman was to take charge, have, it is said
dsbanded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

HENRIco CIRcuIr C0gRr-.Judge Clop-
ton residing-Benjamin r. Prentiss, Indicted for
biaamJ, has been set at liberty. under the law ol
1919; bis counsel having plead the act Of limitation
% bar to his prosecution.
John Adans, Indicted for larceny, was found
guilty OF petty larceny by the jury yesterday, and
the Cont sentenced him % SIX months confineme nl
In the county jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

THE CIRous.-Spalding & Rogers Cir
Gus was thronged last evening, and the per-
formances were vociferously applauded The
clowns, the horses, the men riding in all ina
ginable positions, and the animating music of
Kendall's band, all combined to tnrn the
heads of our Juvenile population, and we ex-
pet to see them performing feats a la hippo
drome for weeks to come. The Circus con-
tinues to exhibit to-day on Council Chamber
HILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

THE You've Guam BALL, at Lafayette
Hall tonight viii DO The beli Of the season. and
Will doubtless be extensively attended By rnauy
arang0rs, who can md NO moro agreeable way 81
pessing - evening. Such Of orr readers . isel
disposed q participate In innocent amusemeuts
willfad tbs ball % hatihey could desire,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01
| TO conclude with the laushable Fares of the
| LOAN OF A LOVER.
nu,s ! r. !. AZ A r,,, Il; r: :, ur,,

MUS MSSaiaNh1Fsri.NkiNTh .,a WIZ
i DRILLED ARMY, under the command of His
Hishness Nicholass. Kommardsr inchief and Ear
Of al these Roosters having been deferred by the
Society," having been % as e
the daily papers, the use of portion Of the Fair
Grounds have determined to meet on FAfR grounds
opposite to Sebastopoi. hesd Of Cary street
Of a. ss &
2. sns y The ss Fleet
Programme.
THE TRIUMPHANT EAGLE,
KEEPER OF BLOOD HOUNDS,
REGIMENT OF FUsILIERs.
"Kar of Gaeg a-nott," hauled by number of wild
ELEPHANTS, driven by native Hindoo.
EY-The Ladies need not be alarmed. a. the Ele-
S 81 ggTEsr 3 h ssgf
ARTILLERY. KNIGHTS,
PuNCH AND JUDY,
The distinguished straneere
LIE AND MOzE,
sikEsEY AND JENNY,
Lady Patrones,. in . splendid chariot,
Driven by CARTER WEAVER; Esq, the Porter of
Ssbas.opol
TThe Three wiss Men who went to s.a In
bowl, and were cast away tbs day after yesterday
morning, on the Virginia shore, having just arrived
KNIGHTS-BA EGG COMPANY BANNER
KNIGHTS
BALTIC FLEET KNIGHTS &c.
BarhuIn's "Great M enagerie.
Mr.. Finius Barbum having understood the object
of this Grand Army, has kindly loaned his grest Ne.
agerie, and volunteered TO accompany the sams in
propria persona This colossal Slow is composed of
many wonderful "hsnnimals" tsRether with the
Happy Family, the "Barbun,n or"Wi.d Man of the
Woods" and curlosties too numherl-ss mention
HAfter the parade through the principal Streets this
3rsnd Armv will pitch their Tents opp osite to Sc
bastopol, where for the amusement of the Ladies'
ana many as tors they will give
GRAND TOURNAMENT
The successful Knight is to have the distinguished
honor of crowning the QUEEN OF LOVE and
BEAUTY, who will be selected from among the
beautiful Ladies present.
After the TOURNAMENT, the whole Army will
repair to the Armory enco sures to witness the
censon of Prof. ELLIOTT in accordance with kind
invitation extended to them through Mr.. ]. T. Ford,
Agent for the Eronaut.
E-A number of the patriotic knights have volun-
teered to act collectors during transit through
the Big" Settlement; and trust that the citizens
will contribute literally toward the great objec. for
which this entertainments has been gotten up, viz to
gladden. the heart of many poor widow and orphan,
by furnishing them the fuel to ward off the chilling
blasts of winter no1-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

FIRE WoRKs.-This exhibition at the
Araory last Monday night was magnificent af
fair, and did great credit to the Band who got h
up. We are sorry to learn that they realised very
little from their entertsisment, owing 70 tbe sud
den shower which came ID about O'Clock. and
prevented many persons from being present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

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against tho
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

UNCLE TOMS CABIN, as represented by
Kunkels unrivalled "Corps Musicale at Metro
politan Hall, is a keen and epigrammatic reply to
the absurd and calumnious misrepresentation 60
long leveled against our institutions, portraying in
its truecolors picture of Southern life 1t abounda
in witty and pungeut dialogue-rich humor-and
is interspersed with attractive songs chorusee dan
ces &c., which for seven years has rendered this
would commend to our country friends Kunkel'e
Nightingale Opera Troupe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

MAYoR's CouRr.-Tuesday, Oct. 81
Elizabeth White accused Mary Maggie and Ann
Lindsey, of committing an assault upon her per.
son. Case discharged.
One of j. s. Atlee's teamsters violated the ordi.
nance against rapid driving and Mr. Atlee paid for
it 10 the sum OF 81.
Jane Semple, claimed to he frec-had no regis
ter-committed to jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

dispatch from Cincinnati states that the credi
tors OF P. B. Manchester met on the 29th of Octo
Der, and .pro rata dividend of FIVE cents on the
dollar was declared by them. &.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

SPEcIAI N0TIcE.-I ask special atten-
ton to my auction sale of Bugses, Sulkies Harness.
&C., to take place this morning, at John Hsgan'l
moi R. CAUTHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

THEATRE.-Two capital plays are an
nounced for o-night, together with dancing
and music. The management have spared
no exertions to render the Theatre an attrac-
tive place of amusement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tue RICHMOND BuILpIsG FUSD COMPANY
will hold their regular Monthly Meeting IN the g
ins at II O'Clock. Dues, &C., received from to
o'clock.
NJ Two months after cate application VIII be
made TO the Directors OF said Company to issue
Certifcates of Stock in lieu of thsee heretofore 10
sued to A. A. Hughes for 20 shares. and to William
Rooth for shares which have been]ost
no I--Iaw2m B. B MINOR, Sec, he.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

AUCTION NoTICE.-The attention Of the
Trsde Country Merchants and visisoIs to the Agri-
cultural Fair 10 solicited to Stock Sale of Car.
1iaee Buggy, Cart and Wagon Harness, Saddles of
al styIes; Brides; Bits Whips. &C., kc.. which will
take place This Morning at o'clock, without gard
No. 81 Main 1t he being about to change his busi.
mess. See advertisement or band-bills.
nol-1t IS LARUS SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

EX-GOVERNOR BRIGHT, Of Indiana, now
U. S. Senator, arrived in this city on Monday
evening last. He is at present sojourning
with his friend, DR.. Tucker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

inoePenosncs ana even the security of Virginia,
heavens, warn that crisis 10 approaching in pub
lie affairs which will test as it has never Vet been
Of seconaiism which tn eaten the institution. Of The
Republic. are rising higher and higher eveyv hanr
and the gale OF anaticsm which sweeps it on rosrs
that Virginia has gallant hearts and stIone srrns
which, in the hour of battle, would prove the M
selves worthy Of the warriors who led the vanguard
and blood the foundation of the grand fahIi. ar an
State. know that she has statesmen, whose wisdom
deserted the public mind, and orators WHOSE sio
quence might melt eli but the most malignant and
stony hesr.s But her statesmen have tailed to ar.
tors have been laughed to scorn by the howiins
storm Of abolition nsdnes,. Long. long have they
70 the raging pillows Thus far shalt thou come and
entreaties, the winds have blown fragments their
paper resolutions, and the noise of the waves has
drowned the voice of expostu1ation and Of warning
But turn With hope and confidence to her sgricut-
=, rss and her mechsnes to create By their industry
the ocean 10 respect fields and hsbifation, and
dash back It. angry biliows in harmless spray and
wsioh 1 Sol e them e sise II. Safe that might
ing her the means of selfdependence for aIl her
vents. 70 make her Independent Of all her foes
own bordeni when she supplies al her neceasities
within her own bounds; when she encourssss eyerv
dspsItasnt Of her ov2 industry vhen she manu-
ladies woTk-box In the par.ors. TO the rrest ship
that taverses the sesa she depends alone upon her
onn iDssneity and mechanical aLill. then. but not
-. the wealth and / he secsri Of Sta g. with
pnfaetures. Agriculture and Commerce, a. the
scsnsr ..os.. Of fss nssansse ;t,SasssI.s The
viii stand, for Il h built upon rock.
Afier the conclusion Of Mr.. Baidwin's speech.l
which was greatly applauded. the AUDITORS busted
lncmselyos viewing the articles on exhibition.
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great Temple Of Industry, 1t whose altars Toll and
Skill shall be the ministering Priests. which
shall dispense blessings and happiness to the
whole community. and be an acceptable struc.
turo In the eye Of Him who was the great
Architect Of the Universe, and who, when he
came to earth-took not upon him the form
Of princes, but % the son of carpenter made
labor royal and divine. This hall In which we are
gaihered, We hope VIII hereafter be crowded with
mechanics Of Virginia. listening to features from
the learned and eminent men upon the PRINCIPLES
and facts Of Science, and upon Agriculture. Ne.
chanics, md Manufacturing Industry; that here, a
collection Of books win be gstheredn which where
ode BY sids with Die wonders made eflivng hands.
mechanics will Gee wbatthe world has done Ia every
department. u knowledge and art as well as what Il
II now doing that here every year, the Mechanics
ofthe 6tsfe WIN engage In nobler competition than
the Olympic s.rn0 thst here. the strong hand Of
meath whose fest the earth ahall yield her iafness
whose approach shah be greeted By the music Of
tho loom and the spindle, and every worksh0p be
medc palace worthy Of the Goddess Of Wisdom
Iwoalo not detsin you now b IN elabotsts pan
eeyre upon labor. need not stop 10 repeat what
hss bsea % often said that h i the most ancient
Gufy and profQgntive Of humanity that without
mechaaica labor there would be no supplements for
cnlsal3g the earth o. felIine the FOREST, or sape
~ ~, , 80 g NAT agriculture and commerce
neer go insepaEable companion al ciyiiix esou r.
mi NhoroyG Jon Ind nation pre ernine..s q -
0o@, vifSse. tnowledgs. humanity, justice M .
po.er, Jon ~ nation which Il pre-eninsrt 49,
g H. deyelopment Of its mechanical indnssr-
q! !sl Strange sesay, from the DINO Of Tubsl C.ip
eH row, meehan3cal labor has been -vznd -.
mrossh desayt Of tFibnlafion q has now snd 49,
approached Canaan, only 10 be driven back sss,n
Ne The cbildfsn d isrseI, Into the wilderness. Z
- feena !ordan hard road to travel, or - 81
s.sa9 ~ nefdeet kind q river 70 crees into the
kto9hed lee4 6p6ated, WoyWoru VIII the snovre
~ r. 1872 - vlsters upou u head. covered
- - = - pilgrimsse md ~ toi, ~ WIN
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$ selected poetrn.
GROWING OLD TOGETHER.

You have promised that through lifs
We shall journey heart united
Husband fond and faithful wife,
And | trust the vow thu- phghtrd.
Hand in hand, and side by side.
Through fe's storm and sunny weather
We will our one fortune bide,
And AT last grow old together
What # Times unsparing wing
OF some pleasures has bereft ua'
Let US not by murmurng
Lose the many that are efl us.
What though youth and bloom depart,
Swift as birds Of lighiest feather
Why repne with feeble heart,
Shall wc not grow old together
Few indeed have been our years,
Yet enough to bind our hearts, love-
And TO show how mary tears
In life brightest cup we find, love
Since in our united youth,
We two spor,ed on the heather
Dearest il is meet in truth
That we should grow old together
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From the knlckerhockrr Magazine
MY Duel With Captain Elliott,


Z" Ny duel with Captain Elliott" said
the Doctor. lighting fresh cigar, took
place during The war with Mexico. But.
before ! proceeded. mus, give you short
account Of my previous history
Elliott and had been rivals and enc
mics from our very boyhood We were
educated Mt the same public school BE
fore | arrived, he was the pet the hero. the
Napoleon so 20 speak OF the school; the
leader alike ia siaty, in sport, aud ia mis-
chief He was proud, lmpeflous, over
hearing boy though with many generous
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wnrxxy IN DIsorlsS.-An inspector
Of liquos 10 Tuscarawss. Ohio. ~he b -
.,niueu, German chemist. stasss that 81 ~
loaor acid there for brandy. which h ~
examined. !. nothing ha. whiaksy. sontaIs-
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