Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

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The Two Brothers.
The site occupied Bv the Temrle of Solo
mon was formerly a csiTtissted feid. possesscd
in common by two brothers. One Of them
was married and had several children the
other was unmarried They lived together.
however. in the greatest harmony possible,
cultiratiaa, tho nroperty they had inheritod
from. their father. - ~ ~"
The. harvest season Ind erriyed E1he two
brothers bound up their sheaves, made two
equal stacks of thes1 and left them on the
field. During the night the unmarrjed broth
er was. struck With anexcellent thought MY
brother. said lie to ilhnse9, has atwife and
childrep't to support Is q 5nst fbatmy portion
of the llar9est zhonld be ss zArge as his'
And upon tins ne arese and took from ms
stack several sl1eagez HF1Iich he added 20 those
of his brother; end this he did with as much
secrecy asih he had been cpmmIttng an eyh
action, IN order that hls offering might not be
rejected Orsthe same nlght the other broth
er awoke and said TO ms wiie' ny brother
to assist him ff his labor ner, to- reE ard him
for hins tolls. while 6odhas bestowed On me d
wife and children; it is not right that we
sbesves as he, since we have already more
than he. .has-domestic happinesE- If you
consent, by adding secretly a number Of
sheayes to his stack by way Of compensation,
and without his knowledge. see his portion Of
the harvest increased - This object was ap-
proved and Immediately put into execution-
In the morning. each Of the brothers went
to the field and was much surprised at see
ing the stacks still equal. During several
successive nights the same eontrivance wins
repeated ON each side for as each kent adding
to his brothers store. the stacks always re-
mained the same. But one night. both hay-
ing stood sentinel to divine into the cause Of
| this miracle. they met. each bearing the
7sheaves mutually destined for the soihorssi Il
was thus All elaeiaatetl. aud they. rushed into
each Others arms, each graceful to Heaven
! for having so good u brother - =
r. Nov, saws the legend. the place where SO
,aood an ;dss had s;nou,,speously oceurf,sdip6
1 the two brothers and with SO much pertinaci-
ty. must have been acceptable to God Mep
blessed it. and the children of Israel chose il.
there 70 erect the house Of the Lord. h77'1
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Yes, know you viii. The energetic cx,
| preston and determined tone show that you
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=. I win try p said the gallant Miller. as he
marched bis undischplinedl bat determined
troops, up the hill whose summit was eroWneh
with battery that poured death in all diree-
tons, and that battery, guarded by British
regulars, was silenced, and the brave defend
ers sent TO the long sleep that knows ne wa
king ..s .s.aI ,lsr5t .sssi
r. Will le fresident oi the cnitea States.
said Joon y Calhoun5 cn the DAY ne ieft col
lege- Through along hfe, WITH nus eye stead,
ily fixed OIL that as the end OF his scsreer. no
obtained a wide renown, and died but ons step
short of the Pfesidency :. Y .,i..5!!.
.. will disenrd the title Of Emperor OF al
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