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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05

The following Is beauulul-ono Oh sAoSo usVi
ns which touch the heart: :-
"wATcH, MovRER"
siother. watch the lite feet
Climbing Ger tho garden wall.
bounding through the busy street.
Ranging cellar, shel and hall.
Mover count tho moments lost,
Never mind the time it costa.
Little fest will go assray,
Guide them. Mother. while you may.
Mother. watch the little hand
Picking berries by tho way.
Making houses in the sand,
Tos4ing up the fragrant hay.
: Rover dare tho question ask,
why TO mo this weary task ~
Thess same little hands may prove
Messengers Of light and love.
Mother! watch the lit.lo tongue
Prattling frequently and wild,
What is said aud what Is sung.
By the happy joyous child.
Catch the word whilo yet unspoken.
Stop the vow before It's broken;
This same tongue may yet proclaim
D!ossings iu Q Savior's name.
Nother. watch tho little heart
Boating soft aud warm for you;
Wholesome lessons now !mpart,
Keep. o keep, tho young heart tue.
1xtricating every weod.
Swing good and precious seed;
Harvest rich you then nay ses.
2ipenirg for eternity.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05

EE- An Irshman was indulging IN the
very intellectual occupation of sucking raw
eggs and reading newspaper. By somc mis-
chance he contrived to bolt live chicken. The
poor bird chirru2ed as it went down bis throat.
and be very cody observed. !" Be the powers
nv Young friend, you spoke too late"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05

DrArH OF SuIIY. THE ARrrsr.-Mr. Rob-
ert NJ. Splly. the distinguished artist. who re-
residence in Wisconsin. died at Bufaic, n.
Y. On the 2sth Of Ovtabsr fsst
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05

SAD AfrAIR.--A. Baxter. proprietor of the
Melodian Exchange, in Cincinnati, was killed
on Tuesday OF last week. in an altercation
with his own son, In consequence of falling
and striking his bend against stove.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05
EBENsBURG, DECEMBER 5, 1856.
Trial, Conviction and Execution Of Gen. Cor
raj for High Treason.

Gen Corral had entered Granada, and was
received by Gen. Walker, when the pro-
gramme of the new ministry was promulgated
At this the people we're much elated How
ever. on the 5th~instant, Gen. Vale handed
several letters to Gen. Walker, addressed by
Gen. Corral to Santos Guardiola, an ex-officer
of the legitimist army. which were hostile to
Walker. and invited Guardiola to invest the
city, when Walkers party might be routed
and put to the sword On this Corral was
charged with high treason, tried by court
martial, convicted, and sentenced to be shot.
He was accordingly executed on the 9th inst.
Affirmation of Sentence of Court lfartint and
Order for Erecation Of General POnciano
I Iorrfrl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05
TR r Nc s:

TIE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
sa eysry Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so per annum, IF PAID
IN ADVANCE, if not 50 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuousiy in
sn-tal IT .hn fnlin,rinr y rrtns xiz
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05
SsInt BoeirlJ.

The following is baautiful-ono Of those little
genus which touch the heart -
"wATcH, MovRERw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
MEDICAL.

A ~. BOOB I'm IA sniAox oUrDs On vAsny
~ ssswsi ss1 tyaeAAxssas ianv~Ss. h.s~iNa, - ~
ssasu ssi sssesw Bsn1ss1 e1sSs sys kus.drsS ra<ss
@.Srs 49, prse 49, 6s6S rstAksS u T. ~.
s0e1r0, y hssnss sses uss Tat .tso vrE k~sssd -
r~ rss 30 rsra1< ~ DOL ss e1sr~~s rysa NJ
esAl M eGG,ss. nsvsv, rks ssns<~is&ry
w~ rsA = One ssssess wt<h psysAesAsxy go
Nuussss us tnSh hn~ ~ oAsss II D. bh1, ~ - sv
49, sshsA<v Al Es~ssv stssA pw~ssh"
M. wAnD1 ruIOHYrHArrs 1nfnup. 40
- sAss sesfvaDs1 rssss<ss wvps y ses 49, - NQeU
sessasn 1ss~sss f4SSdsi wi-A p u>~sssvsA a1Sn6e
81 ~ r>s<scss asscs AfAssse ~ Asys - espen1 ~
ne saxsarAx1lA ~ vs~s1 M ns1arss . $1,000
bese IL mtwsv1ss~ Az seskps ~ &c anDzr6H n
nttassins 1s vf.1rs' any asAy. or~ss ansun1 =
svssy eA>s sxN ere G~sys ssrssssl o.. d. aoa
I'M HuwrKn. no DfvfsfOB sTugoV ~ wa
IL ~ ,sts 90 hyavssiy hnsvs - ~ $500 - - -
ssl~1 q ~ ~ sssssa~A~4 49,. 49, - -
trssst ~ ss4s
 - - - = y1pss. "a 49, -
svv.s sss. cap so<s ~ As g. Nsv
p~r~.s cses<lssss ~ svUkl % = 49, ~ -.
REFER " tsrstsAss TAAsess snnkneuse go ~ -
. e-rs g.ssassx 'ssy-hy ess4 s.eez, 49, -
2. 49, 70 >. ~, z - - ss.s Prs b. d - -
nn oonbETr v DIANE sYngxY. nxrsrn 90 -
-. ~. ~, -, ,.,s ~ y s-~yh~S y svs.s y
Nuyoys DEBILITY IscAPAfTrY Nm Ar vH4r
nA~ 1917 lsyscsi ~ pssuesi r~~aAnS ssrs Ssis
49, egrsf rN~r ~es~s~sy W ~ nsvsvss -<~t,s<s 80
eSfs Wa~p~~ 40 ~~Ass.anr rseamwssv, .~~t sy~<
Din bkskhk ns Lev FN eEse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

T,RIEeEMAR-rHE 0RKAS EUROPEAN DisCovERY
Protected by royal letters patent Of DnRiand ard =
cured by she q NE .ools q fhames fsds sn1 <.
Imperial College Of Msdkne, viensA Tnesaunar No l.
De remedy ior general debiy shanspsd oonatuuonr an
ali The distressing Ans FROM early abuse r.
physical npedmens vanAA NE magic before ~ nhueo
mus Rendering i Inv aiushs % those entering he marA,
III traces u bo.e dirdes which eopat~ cd eubcbs have
long been bousht AntdJe for W the Yun a hs heaSh
portion Of he pcpulsaon. TrsssmAr No gr~s
European remedy fos aa eAss Of disorders which.
nafely NE English phymdan treats WIN mercury 10 H.
evabe desruFon q de psuents consussion mi vhich
NE Ar.apenns N N vvvd cAnroe remove rnsssnar Sbs
qualities rbsy may Be la q soss ehIs without the
go bsinG suspected Sold b In eases, - each divided
esparsie doess administered BY vApsAa LAemand Rog.
As TO be had whos.as and rslan u Mr. H. A. BARI ROW
20 ssAss md ever osss psss q Ansrn. Imnsdsiey
70 pas ~ d world aesarSsy psrs ana sddrs -
according % u nsrus0oos Of e vrsr SOFA ssa ~ VI
sAebkA poU AsDe v0isA rW1s6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
SHIPPING.

LyOR LIvBRPOOL-sr. 0BORoE's LINE-rHE NEW
II clipper snip ESCORT, Captain Lynch win sail 70 NOR
~ Il O'Clock. ev gers oan % aten bv
applying ON board pier No q Nos,h river DEMAREsr
50Nks, 20 South street and u Old ship.
I1OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEAI WEEKLY
IN United States Mall LineThe and magnificent steam
NAsHvILLE \. Berry. Commander. Will leave pier No.
North River, Saturday, Nov. 3, NJ O'Clock NJ pre-
cisey For freight apply on board where eli s Of aug
will be signed and passage At the once II 5pod Ties
her regular pN 10 the various handbags the St
Johns River loda) WIN connect with the New York
ers and Charleston Tuesday at O'Clock; r. NJ
Through ucAe.s Jacksonville, ISL; PnAska, S The
Eouherner win succeed aud leave Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Cabin passage, e25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

DEFINITION or THE DAILY LINE or THy BAY
III steamers Norolk md Portsmouth, end ahcr the ir
OF NOVEMBER nerOmcA1 notice having been By ,hr
phycians Noron and Portsmouth,, that the absent cdzns
81 The above named places return with safety
the III Of November the Baltimore Steam Packet Cops
ny TAKE pleasure IN Announcing 70 the travelling public z,
days eieeped on snd ser THURSDAY ls Of Eoyemse pa
tor on The line the and splendid tDtTAkA
and NORTH CAROLINA, which have been thoroughly over
hauled cesnssd. re painted and PIT In the conpsrse
ern tsysl soss WI eave ne foo Of Union doct c~aeod
street, bAfnorc, Al the usns hour, O'Clock
going south 10 Weldon, Wilmington Raleixh Charleston
Augus,a Mobile ard New Orleans win this srreeA
,sre,sh iins,~rsAys s,v yors :. An rhaAds.gia.
II M Wilmington, W r. ~, for Augusta fhars~s.s ssd
he 1nh, via the Manchester RanuAd anised PAssr,
dspos on he route Passengers BY hss Ina privileged
10y over a. nigh - any point. ana resume er srip by
Daylight For urtbsr Information and through ucksts apply
New Yort II 'he New jersey Rskc~d onscs sss n dwE
lsnd street. IN Phnadelps AZ Tho rhiisd~i phla snd Han
RAixoed ofhce, IN Library ssree.; hslunsrn
odce Of he bslsofe steam Packet Conpany cn,on
docs, eosrd ne Bar se&msrs
n ~ FALLS, Prcsssenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

rTNix sARKfyD wQ1ANp YnivA1x nHDIcA oos
! ps,*n " ~ - 1AUnic1A0, Evvss~w sfAsssss
.ry .@s s 49, 80 hsss Sssoysv smgsrne ~ s.p yme
her eo,ns sns sd . asf1 nssh ansy sna ssssns ~
rus atsi bccsnNq 0nss - aea nssA ~ kfrssA&p
.sh ~ hss .ha ns sAMsv NJ ssss - vhsA - FRS
Y an ~ e.i $500 ys<ds 81 So = - 0n 9Asee@1
~ tsnse ssm, o. hcm rrslApsss vs7l hnng a<h~ vosss
from fuov ayhup. Nm 60 nd = e 49, n ~
vrruesa sass.rsxka snl rs11 1G a6 81 b7tfNUKk 3
TowssExn "a asss4.sy ,Mssmae %, ta~ Aosss. -.
a. as g,sIsss , 49, tssvsy 49, ns- 81 yst,
dsFhA On y rsssp1 = - en- va - 49, "a !,
nsh. res 0yfess - 80 = - vsasS 80 AZ i
aees ~ bS-Ts srssf ss- Tea, sos ia e. Yea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01


nfsPyrSTA cuRED,-THE GRAND sgcRgT ~ Tns
~ rrss<rsson kssth 10 70 prrsert
tserre rvrnAr and ssospus s,ss u lie dxssJss t.oe
ard when syfppsons r@sssoa~s rr~~~ns as~~irss
BE- ~ once fei<red ~ ,Atng Hsynsnns Ds~ysA rtsf.
With In 81 oAses VII be hsnl . 1e>ty s<-f pssnsasa
~ AZ SD Asr~. prpnn~. ". 10 y.s~. ~,-~.
L,oa rHRrR ows rHoracrIos. -rHs AFFLICTED
VII pvtvNs dissAsss a onif rsss~Ass es6Ss
seliins DR. IAsusgst hs hs6kat A5visw - h>yrsSs
GgtSs - 81 kssds srs~s. orbss - brss1vsy ros ~
nUICE AND UvKcYrAI HKDn.AL AID BEHUnu0
~ sdss jass uts& psss 80 hes esxasa11 eurn
sssIs s..ss cured : : =. kav Ras swsss ~ 49, -
a. tIs bsoAtssy. % piss y - ~ ssvs~1sanR ~
aax hervush vsnsAs svfvsilsi y svWv gSDsa HsSE
ssrs ssa<asneA
pHrvArs ooxsuLrArToss-pn. wArSos sos
fs,ss hs pes<sios sias - MM.A~a N u4A - X.
Aax f~srfy to1ssn< USAo<v - 49,
~ fsrugs Jts remedies mild AoA ~ 49, = s.s
srfn bnsinsss HIN 70 1<ss~as. 800 = - -
Asrs y cure s~soy sbss kSura ~ Wsx.v
tsssrvs s nssy hevs kssa aerssss1 ~ A. gr~
a. ssrAn fhsgsasA 80 bssA Soyxsed 81 Irvxs -
tssy~stufy nsts1 V san \ - ~ rsss = A.,
xnaaAs xarsos. = p
fsns< sn< Cure" runsvvas piseas. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
rEDrCAJ

nR. ocQrER-h DUANE srRKET. NAY M cos
~ suNsA AssAess, ysAss IN speciality snas - hsn
% guarantee pssnAssns sxSss wssh0st DDsusy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

II Dv yaksson- DwAse svss fS ~ y~sss . -
gf-~~ns a@ss, nAy ~ eo.~y~a -vh ork1ses pr1r.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

r EASES or HOTEL AND REsTAURAHT Y0R SALE
~ he eight Year, snexphed lease OF drss class euane@
Aoee for sls The location central and railroad
~ and he landing = river and ocean steamer 9nnse
fsrn.hed Aoushost ard In COED order and would sccoo
he ss teyt By s present. proprietor for no as I'VE yearA
Ahp long lease Of restaurant ~ low rent, and doing
yeasy business OF 10000 o8 co. Ether both The above
IN - so q bargain sI bcusAnd y lhovsand dollars
eyse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATION.-Mr. w. NJ
ThackerAy win deliver his first lecture this evening
eight O'Clock Subject George the First Single admission
ticket 10 cents can be obaed at the door, III not previously
Disposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

TOR sALE-TIIE STOCK AND FIXTURES or LACE,
embroidery and trimming store; exceIlen. location:
stock bought Tor cash; cash trade established. THIS
really desrabe opportunity 70 engage In business, from
$1,000 10 % 900 yearly be made Terms reasonable APP
$40 Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

E,OR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND RICHMOND
Change OF Hour-1le q. 4. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN.
win leave for The above PLACES saturday nexi ' ai
O'Clock from pier Is North River No freight viii be
Tor Peerrburg but passengers viii be forwarded pere BY
railroad from City Point A. usual Freight for horoR and
Petersburg be shipped By the koabe every Wednesday
Passage rnre, included 10 Norfolk es 20 Pc.c-
burg and Richmond 30. stcerage, bali price Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
ANTHOLOGY.

STONIsHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROw.-THs
"A highly gifted lady the wonderful Asroiogst In
hc world that has been known; she viii tell all the
events Of life the very hough and VIII speedy
10 The great astonishnent Of ali who vist he All who want
good luck fly her Tor relief and comfort All nerviews
strictly private admission given TO gentleman Nc
charge saAned. 10 Broone between Cannon And
Columbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

I,OUR LOTS FOR sALB-FOUR BEAUTIFUL Lots
Cor Eighty hh rreet North nvcs These lots
three quarters Of hc money remain bond and
enGe. Inqure OFFS r. fOWF6END 81 Saassu ST. stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

LNOR sALE-FIvE NEW HOUSES, AT BEDFORD,
Brooklyn two stories and basement high and he< In
With brick containing nine rooms each besides closets and
presses finished with marble nantels graes folding
doors srlors front court yards well painted
mortgage Inquire Of g. r. TOWNSEND 50 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO 1911 SEVENTH
WI avenue between Twenty third Twenty fourth sis
She oonnuse tell past pres. and fature evess likewise
marriages. Journeys pro~peHta
absent fcnda property lou stolen Madame ksyer con
verses In Engih French and German and gives
Tor her Art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

LyoR SAVANNAH AND YLORIDA-UNTrED STATES
IL mai hpe.-1he and eSesAn, steamer FLORIDA.
Capt " =. Woodhu, win leave on saturday Nov from
pier No North riyer O'Clock r. n Bila Of ladlng
aencd board Yor resh, sppy board passage
81 L. xITCHlLI Is Broadway Cabin passage 70 aAvannah
III; for Torbda through tket< fm New York Jacxson
vile Isl; 70 Pnsska 81 Large and commoiIoas
Lave Savannah foS FLORIDA three times week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

DROADwAY TIIEATRK.-CARD
ID BENEFIT or MR.. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
To MORROW, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. z
MODERN MEfHfSTOfHiiES OR LUCfFER Matches
rhelnm bogery' barney Williams
with the Yankee song OF my May AnneJ
BASHFUL IRfshMAk.
Terrence O,Grady Barney Williams
(Wuh the Irish song by Lover OF widow MAchre.'D
OUR GAL.
(Wiu the popular 'Bobbing Around'locAl vorses)
BRIAN O'LYNN.
bran uLynn., ~ WILLIAMS
Shelah McCabe Mrs b. Williams
(Wuhaa Irish jg)
N. B.-The box book u open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

DUCKLEY's 6ERENADEHH HD BROADWAY
ID Triumphant Of the piccc
IL CHALET. on, hWlss COTTAGE.
which viii be repeated every evening this week.
Bishop Buckley as Teck
SWAIN BUCKLEY
viii repeat biz ,,,o.o.,o
'OLDu LAUGHING HOf0,
and second edition Of Dog Tray
great bin 81 NEGRO kINsTREIsY preceding opara.
Concert commences ii ~ ococh Tickets Is censs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

LCOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE 2
avenue a, with 81 years unerprcd lease Of lot, tie mo
Apply 70 j. FULLERTON, $40 Third street, f. Kiot
MosfoK street. to j. w. Rnmscy, No Ma ssau stress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

INOR IIvERPoOI-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC J. j. Cornstock. commander This
shtp win depart with the United states Tor Europe
lively Wednesday Nov 4 u Y O'Clock from her berth
qualled accommodations Cor elegance and comfort appl
EDWARD. X COLLINS, 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested 70 DO BOARD II O'Clock
NJ shippers please lake loce that lhe Ds q his line
goods conrAband Of All ieuars
through the Post oice any others win be returned The
steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic, ard sa Nov -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

LsOR sALE-saOoo-BRUBH MANDATORY sITUAT.
II Cd down town, doing large and profitable Trade, an OF
sder and clearing year Also fixtures and lease
In Goerck street. splendid stand and trade;
brcokiyn doing rushing price $40 Apply
Nassau airpet. room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

rcOR SALE CHEAP-A LIQUOR STORE DOING A
rood burmese present in the Fourth The reason
r selling out he going South his uncle, who dying
Inouise at 69Jn James street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

EOR sALE-sTEAMsHIP TENNESSEE, OF I,lsO TONS
register built In Baltimore In 1854 of the best Maryland
OAK, the strongest dagosaly strapped with iron
Engine Of 800 horse This ship has proved herself
coal moderate win he sold low. Apply 70 MORTIMER
m Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

Tor sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND
with nplete. including
sable the northwest Delaney and Gocrck
Streets has excellent Of CUSTOM 80 sid very
cheap Apply J. G. HElN6OHN corner Of Se,oad ave-
nue and Second street, n the store.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
NUMBER 4.
Legislative Erecocity.

In an early history of the state Of In
diana, Sullivan county. u portion of the
state famed for it's iniexibIe adheraucc
to Democracy, elected Sol. Turnan o!
Iurman's Creek. 20 represent II in the
Assembly. 1t was his first experience
in Legislative life. aud tho mantle Of his
dignity at first sat bat uneasly upon his
broad shoulders. He got along pretty
WELL however, by dint ofsaying nothing
and always voting as Mr.. A. did, whose
uame was called first aud who was Il
bright and shining light among the
faithful, until one day he took down
| the house" as follows
He happened to come into tho hall
/ in the mids. Of some business which
rendered it necessary TO know tho popu-
| Iation of several of tho counties, and tho
speaker, not having tho document at
hand was asking the members for the
information. As soon as his eye fell
upon Mr.. TurmQn he addressed him:
"Ah, Mr. Tucman, what IL the pop.
| u'etion ofyour county"
Mr.. Turmau, taken entirely by sur
prise: Sir, we have scarcely no pop
Iar''n the county, tho timber is all oak.
hickory. birch aud maple, with very
small chance of poplar in the bottom"
Mr.. Speaker: "You misunderstood
me- What is the censVS oi your couu-
| " Z"
Mr.. 7. very badly scared: ooh.
they have no senses. They are con-
| founded ignorant set. ASSURE you!"
An enthusiastic me,nhp- from CLAW
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
UNIoNNow AND FoREvER-oNE AND
MRAnDM MNVAA COUNTY, VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER
Great Excitement in Rockingham.

The people of Mt. Crawford, Rock
ingham, were lately surprised and in
censed (says the Staunton Spectator)
by the removal of p. A. Clark, Post
master at that place, and the appoint
ment Of w. X. Gaily in his stcad.-
Clark had always been consistent
Democrat, and the people of Mt. Craw-
ford were thunderstruck by his reno
val. Intense agitation prevailed thro'-
ont the entire community, a public
meeting was held, and the following a
mong other resolutions was adopted;
Resolvcd. That if the Postmaster
General knew Of any reason why the
old POSTMASTER should be removed, he
has appointed man in his stead whom
we consider in every way unfit for the
office, and one of the last men who
would have been recommended for the
office by this community.
A correspondent of the Register
says that the thing was done '.by Il
very small junto who live in Harrison
burg, and have undertaken gratuitous-
ly to manage the business Of the coun-
ty.' Upon enquiry it was discovered
that Clark had been represented to
Postmaster General Campbell as
"Know Nothing" )" and Immediately the
command was issued by that bloody
executioner: .'..'....
"oR with his head-so much for Rockingham.
Caring nothing about the quaiilica-
tions of either Clark o. Gaily, the lat
ter was appointed Postmaster and en-
tered upon the duties Of the Office
The inccnsed people Of Mt. Crawford
determined that the thing should not
be so, and, we understand, sent dep
utation on to Washington to tell Post
master General Campbell that Clark
was not Il Know Nothing. AS soon
as he became satisfied of this fact, that
eminently conscientious functionary,
who of course had an eye single to the
Ipublio good all the time, Immediately.
/ iicsaS aaneds ods.ed Jany and rg.insta-
ted the badly used Mr., Clark.
The cream of the joke is yet to be
narrated. Gaily, it seems, was a Con
stable, and in order to enter upon the
duties OF the important Office of Post
Master at Mt. Crawford, resigned the
office Of Constable into the hands of
The people. He was in the Post Of
flee one day and one night, when the
order came for him to "git cout," so
that he is now deprived of both Offices
Happy Clark! Poor Gaily! Con
scentious Post Master General Camp
bell.
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WAsniNc SILVER WARE 1t seems
that housekeepers who wash their silver
waro with soap and water, as tho com
mon practice is, do not know what they
are about. The proprietor Of ono Of
tho largest and oldest silver establish.
ments iu the city Of Fhiladelphia says
tha, "honsokecpers ruin their silver by
washing it in yonp sudst II makes it look
ike pewter. Never pGt a particle OF
soap about your oilveri thop it wiIi re-.
gain IFS original 0stre. When it waors
polish take q piece ofsoft leather and
whiting, and rub it hard
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Veteran Sunday School Teacher

d. At tecent anniversary ofthe Sunday
Schools connected with he congregation
al church al 3irtingbourn, Kent, it was
a pleasing dmy of the preacher the
hoV' John hdey, of tondon, to present
the supcrintendant Mr. Wood, with n
valuable testimonial from the teachers
on his retirement from office. The von-
elablo man., in bis reply to the address
accompanying the gift said il had been
his privilege TO hr c0nnrsIed with Sun.
day Schools id lhds town upwmds of do
years. and that he bad lab1red in them
2, l84 Sabbath. never having been absent
a single Lords day from his frst enter.
ing on his work 10 IFS close.
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FIailed to tho Counter

A Nh. Richardson, of Illinois, utter
cd for the five hundrcdth time, the fol
lowing slander in the Democratic Pierce
meeting in Philadelphia:
"Tho Know-Nothings declare that
Americans must rule America, and
wherever they have had the power, they
have abused it by destroying ballot
boxes, shooting down citizens, and throw,
ing men and women into burning build,
lngs. The speaker deprecated the ac-
ton OF the Know Nothings as prevent
mg the emigration Of intelligent for.
ciSners, while paupers and conyiets
who came for bread could not be kept
out"
The above is one of those wanton
and wilful slandcrs which Wise and
other unprincipled demagogucs have
been uttering for twelve months past,
1t has been refutcd, and "nailcd to
the countcr," as often as spcwcd out
of their lying mouths. When will
their witlcss, gaping auditors believe
that these ambitious, selfish Admins
tration dcmagogues, who love to sport
their oratory and play their jesuit fid-
die strings upon their listeners, only
put on the livery of Heaven to serve
the Devil inE" They regard truth on
ly as a "jcwcl' snatchcd from Heaven
when their own selfish party aims arc
to be served.-N Y. GyUSader,
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a Short s,ermop,

fHde comoth before destruction, and haugh-
~ spirit before Call.,'--Soiomoa.
The Boston Post says that a man
once well known IN the business commu.
ni'y, bat who fOrseveral years has been
last running down, was brought before
the police court on Saturday. and sen.
fenced, to four months in the House of
Industry. 1t is related Of his assump.
tlonsin his earlier days, when surrunded
with the advantages which wealth gave
him, that he objected to have another
party less favored, sit no&t to him it,
church; in tho revolutions Of the wheel
oi Fortune, he is a vagrant and his des
Pllsed poighbor ono OF The largest ship
owners Of this city.