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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12

Zoe. q and 49, Retail Crocex.
3sa'il S1ss REMOVALS New oslsauss n
COOPER & NEIBERT hive fenss 1c
"a. AZ % Nos ~ and % Comncn street, VI
~ anne side, three doors nearer inc n,dr. ds
! New Orleans nov 81. I'm lm
SAN PUTNAM. Ages1t, l
Yicksbnsg, MISS. ii
r.v Tsveruool and London InsuyAnce Co., II
49,. A,henmum Fire Insurdhse Co, IL
Ii sT armer's and Mechanics Insurance 20, q
United States life Insurance GO.
saoTss -AIso- !. u. 5. -. !. -
s ro- the MsssissipH nautfa cthfine %, ana
Adams & Co.'S Express ComPany, 4
d yicksburg, July A5. . -
WINES AND LIQUORS.
QUARTER pipes old .Topazo Sherry,
,Obbis old bourbon WHISKY. 5kaas
| 90 bbls old Rye Wildly 4l.ers 10 ssa.l sd
/ 90 boxes .glass stopper" Claret,
10 casks Byass' best Ale 49, 4fA
/ s casks Ven Porter, for sale q
\ GHAs Z. sDEDES w - ~
I -,,s, ,1 y TSt 5Snf a ss'Ssea "a
lei Bonnets and sash ribbons "n''e ~ WI
n. SO
/ Matted seils, colorrd elastic 'elts,, J.
LADIES' and misses white coston nose
| aides and misses white isle hove;
Mems white and brown cotton IA. nose
D sn VIM" r. D. HOWE eco. {
vicksburg, aug 10 - - - : = :;
90 on 100 AND MORE BEnlND
n rIRGINIA AND NORTH cARGL Y! ~
81 y Negroes for sale at or old stand IN sicks
ibwg. . .,oct and vii
sel' lower than you can buy the same article
ne, roes of any trader. We ask Of the Pla pa.
,s,s 10 call in, we can show them s'ght tne
!, ma, : never seen in vicksburg. We are alwa!
= 70. ~ TO trade, aid if you will call in, you @
nc no accommodated on the best OF terms.
ire BOLTON, DICKENS q co.
mt yicksburc, Oct. 3, ls56-4m-
en- WINES and BRANDtES. j.
ofl 2 half pipes old yort wine.
20 .: Madeira wihe.
nat 10 I" 8. Sherrp vino,
tlyl IA I" Otard brandy
n a Jnst received by ,,,,,
our '' HARbAWAY e. WHITE
un- vicksburg septic ..-----------
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ROBERT B. MAYES.
7 49, Judge Of lrobates Of the
l LIS. county Of Yazoo the an
Monday OF October 1856
J ~ $50 and seal Of the Cou,t.
I..ued the 18th day Of November. lSo'
roIx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
V.yoo civ November i2. no 26 5t.
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BOOKe x P1Ns
nIonrRN TANGUACEM

MODERN LANGUAGES
uyuF undersigned, respectfully Informs |
lie peso,ple 81 Y a zoo City. and tbe pub. I
i carerally. that he is prepared toinstruct
|. : s,sans n bookkeeping by double EntrT.
a ! ne y principle, and one which WIN g!Se
.s,;sfaction TO all Who may pasronise him.
Three a. four lessons are sufficient 70 ~ 4
..ract . pupil that he may take charge o.
set Of Books. 80
IA win also undertake,to arrange tooks
and, make 'ous bills for merchants II .oes'f
- 1 pest Of references can be given Apply
a, n obson's Hotel. sset 4y.siss as. : !. u. /
a no0'0H .'u, JOSEPH PHqEaPP.
- Testimoninl, x,..s
uoxrooxEar Ala. May n. 1885. ]
/ W. The undersigned. 'certfy That ve
k..s ~ hesn nupds Of Mr.. Joseph Philipp n
~. teaching Of bookkeeping by doqsl.
tEn,rv and tba; he has gis6n us entire sat
islaciion. .Wethefefore consider nam. 'u'':
compe,ent 10 texeh she same. imparang
eornplete knowledge ihsa Very few lessons
We respectfully recdmmend h,m 70 !.
favorable consideration who would oes''
I 70 learn Book keeping &c. - !
: John ii. Henry, n ". " c; BIng,y.1
IE. G. EImore, s. 4 Jonn - Doulps'
j. g. Boiling. = s m =. n Mu s1, =
e Skalsan 1.Ra' = b F. Taylor. $
b a. a. : Hawai- 4S10 Henry Brill. 9
. v;nsland ytosaA. P. Bibb.s -
r = #slt w. L. McKaJ.
'e He 6 ally desires to have class !.
e Mathematics. which ought to give sat'sta
. iioh even to teachers
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NV GOODS DRY GOODS!
AT COST FOR CASH!
- oM date, we win seli-our stock Of
DRY g OODs. c,r, =,

NV" Dry coo DIS,
AT COST FOR CASH
fesi'ise.' Az Wholesale and Retail!
rh;. stock lie large. aid in every respect .
COCA one sffsct speedy close, vel let her slide!
Oar motto is-u GODS for Cash,
ou' And Cash for Goods!
Here "a chance 70. b rgains. Come an'
..s ~ Yourselves. "Vsrbum sat" rrr
see NJ !" GORHAM & RoWLEfI.
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TuTs{ Hats! Hats!
xr,r,p dozen moleskin Hats, New Orleans
i , -" Soz Rocky Mountain ataS beaver Fats,
10 d,,s peaflwhise, dsab and black sou
90 doz. ' pedal braid. Leghorn and Panama
Vi k,burl June a IA. CGULsnN q "
--z.---- -..-...,,.c,s 1ShcunA attic Compount
M .na hitter Cordial, just received by
IA anu O''''' DANIEL SWEET. +
| v;ctsburp June 81 .----------------
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BILE ROBT. B. MAY rs.
Judge Of Probates Of SAID
cou ty, the fourth Mon
day Of November 1855
- and seal of said Court.
- -1allI'R Issued the Ed day OF De
81 -.s..'e'e = q cember 1856.
Il -. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH, Clerk.
Yazoo City. dec5 995t.
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50IIT1TERN MEDICAL HALE
ssrAstssskD Mss

NEW ORLEANS IUUI0ihN ID
coming South requiring n's" F
N on, aid can consult DR.. /: G. thompson. IT G
fl, surety Of prompt and Ell .clons TIrW
50 SPECIAL BRANCH OF rnno D...... 2
All 'infamatory and Chronic ure's E1s;" In. 5
Merc,nrral and Sylrhintc Affections, ose G.ss 4e
ss.rs.t,Sv sss1 Permanent strictures'. orsct ~
hs'' S,g;3stnres cured in many instances oy ".
! = + ,. process without Cauterization or Cutung;
/ p.s+;cnh,r attention paid 10 cases OF oreinsSS
rhne causing Impotence arzing fro'a ona"'snA '''
Surgical operations performed 70. r l,s .;.,
4 - IIr;norv in the Perineum, commit nacannS
~ irretha. Hydroce.e Congenitai and Acc'aeh.''
n. .. v.r;ccelc, Thy PRESSURE Csllous lMPAs
s;lje strv,cturer, False Passages, fiies &C. aa6
paon. reading at distance, wishihg TO co"san
IN. T G. T.. can do 30 by wr,ung 2 .Sla m
tail Of their case, addressed 70 NM
!, Medical InfirInary, New Orleaps, La s..
&c. THOMPSON; Phyeician ana ouis"
Ne l42 CaIontlalet Street;
;ui between Poydras and hevia.
:" 49, ss,e nrobfieaurs of Dr. BcR6ys "Componnc
E E nn Affections Of he Urinary Organs. and
;! hose Affections solely, i.
: 70 TIL PU Lie. -
u,Nc - the many demands for this seiebfa.ee
ind ,t;st,,s the pfuIriettfs hive estsolislied IN
ua.;n@ a,senfs. 10 It can be promptly pfgcnfea =.
II, those desiring it. Owing to the dlinep,sy ns
- an - nrocur,aE this articles it eop.q pc onl
,o1' &C. nrs I, d. Thompson CO. New oriean NJ
m, had OF III ! in hid extensively sHthteFfeited
~ has eause o.s,ie vim resollcet lhat 1t tan Sn'y
phoh1 rsr.ine snt of New Orleans, from the du'
hau u's:aJ agents har,ed in this notice.
a"'n'e' Au TiIiHUkIZER. AGENTS: ur
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Il
: rS1.5y = 1-11s AZ. hAs1ek - - :. -
,y1silE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss
q, 81 !, 1.15'-9 - ,sse hsgR0M ssIEsIc, pr
consi.ios shsspuess' safs'y eve end sl' qualify
| OF light. So, sas,,,;t.s.fs s.r,der.
ffhe lamp and pIiis TsA F0ny 'ns ~
don Of al HqtsE!sErsRs' -. ave, s. lie
IBr,ag = ..riaelof 2oo PEI ;ss'' , "a, ~
light. .....ss.ejv "a.
erIam;6s and oil 90 sale 81
: 80 Fls7Hi E. RIVALS,
AZ esst Oh Warren =, Y, ess counties
d 5664l lalIEL szoF pqs
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corner Of Canal end Bourbon street,
t., n Mans novembef 20
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- NEmOV n lJ-ksCW ~ ~ -
COOPER & NEIBERTh have RENE.
n. AZ d Nos ~ and % Common street, -
~ s.me side, three doors nearer tne ft.ds.
New Orleans nov II. I'm
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Delinquent lands and Town Lots
FOR L A X E S.

vuyHE FOLLOWING ST OF THE LANDS AND TOWN LOTS lN
the Treasurer OF SAID
County with penalty thirty added thereto and
Taxes Of 1856.
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November 18th, 1856. !
NoEThe whole the
the foregoing necessary the
the County Wand Ohio January 1851 toe
the 18th day said monh by unless said ana
penalty aeps lbeforet that time JOSEPH McCUTCIEN,
Audito Wvandot Co, ..
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NEW GROCERY.

WILL BE SUPPLIED with
Il Medicines on very reasonable terms at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
FERRIS DRUG STORE.

DA1NTS.-Flax seed oil, Spirits of Turpen-
1 tine, White Lead (Ground in oil and dryl
Red Lead, Venetian Red, Vermillion Red !,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Paris Green,
Brunswick Green, Rose Pink, Tarradisiana,
Burnt TIMBER, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Prus-
sian Blue, Lithorge, together with large stock
of sand paper, Pumice Stone, Rotten Stone,
Varnish, Glue, de-, &C., for sale at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
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CITATION ERY.-A general assortment of
= stationery, Cap, Letter, Note, Blank,
Fancy, Blotting, Drawing, Drafting and Per.
forated paper, together with steel and copper
pens, envelops, waters, ink &C.. DC, for sale
at FERRIS DRUG STORE.
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To House Keepers.

A COMPLETE assortment of Spices ground
N and unground, such as Nutmegs, Mace.
Cinnamon, Cloves, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Mustard, together with arrow root, sago pearl,
barley, sage, Salaratus baking powders, starch,
caraway seed, coriander seed, lemon syrup.
&C., de-. all neatly and carefully preserved
and for sale low at Mz1 sw
FERRIS DRUG STORE
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COnsun
NEED NOT DESPAIR

A WONDERFUL and powerful remedy for
~ Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Weakness of
tho Chest and Lungs, and all tendencies to
Consumption, is in the possession of gentle
man recently from South America, where it was
discovered, who was himself cured by it of the
worst form of bronchial disease, so that he is
now in perfect health, and is anxious that this
great discovery should be communicated to
the world He will therefore forward the re-
eipe for making it to any person addressing
him by letter, enclosing one shilling, or that
amount In postage stamps, three cents of which
will be returned in pre- payment of the recipe,
the balance merely covering the expense of
advertising. Address
E. L. LAWSON,
Box 94 Williamsburgh, New York. 5l-3m
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EOR THE TolLET.-Colognes, Flavor
l. ing extracts, Hair Giles, Hair Dye, Toilet
Soap, "a superior article,] BARRIERS Soap, Mill
tar Shaving Soap, Shaving Cream, Lip Balm.
Magnolia Tablet. Toilet Powder, Tooth Pow.
der, Pink Saucers, &C., for sale at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
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FERRIS pnuo STORE.

4 infatliable cure for Fever and Ague, ia
IA new remedy warranted to cure in every
instance, or the money refunded, prepared by
DIR. Ferris, without Qninine or any poisonous
or hurtful drug, and for sale at his
DRUG STORE
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: A GRICTLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IACultivators, Corn Planters and Corn Drills
for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
maE3, '55 MARTIN & ROBBINS.
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Good Private Residence for Sale
InN third street Upper Sandusky; good
~ comfortable house good well of water and
cistern. Location desirable for private fam
lily. MI of which will be sold low. For par
tlculars call on JOS. MCCUTCHEN.
July 29th, So 45 3'n Real estate Ag't
LAST ALARM!
4 Ii these knowing themselves indebted to
"A the Subscriber either by note or book ac-
count, will not only confer favor but save
costs, by paying up Immediately, either to
Ewald Brauns, No. 2 Yellow Corner, or to j
D. Sears, Esq, in whose hands have placed my
accounts. HENRY WIEDERSHEIM.
Oct. l6, 1856 No. -4-3m.
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Somebody in nv Bed.

Yarn after yarn had been spun, and the
hour for retiring had arrived; the landlord
was doing behind his bar, and the spirit of
conversation was beginning to fag when the
doctor whispered to me that if [ would pay
attention he would ''top off" with good
one.
q believe, captain" said the doctor. Il
never told you about my adventure with a
woman at my boarding house, when I was at
tending the lecturesp'
.'No, let's haze it" replied the individual
addressed, who was n short fabby fat man.
of about fifty, with highly nervous temper
ament and very red face.
.' At the time [ attended the lectures,
boarded at house in which there was no fe-
males but the landlady and an old colored
cook"
Here the doctor made slight pause; and
the captain by way of requesting him to go
on said
well"
g I often felt the want of female society to
soften the severe labor of deep study, and dis
pei the cnnui to which [ was subject"
Well said the captain.
GO But as I feared that forming an acquain-
tancc among the ladies might interfere with
my studies, avoided them ALL
"Well,"
Zone evening, after listening to long
lecture ON physical anatomy and dissecting a
large negro, fatigued in body and mind. L
went to my lodgings"
"Well," said the captain
g I went into the hall, took a large lamp
and went directly to my room, it being after
one o'clock
We'll"
g I placed the light upon the table, and
commenced undressing. | had hardly got
my coat off when my attention was attracted
to dress and quantity of petticoats lying
on chair near the bed y
WE'LL" said the captain. who began to
show signs that he was deeply interested.
GO A pair of beautiful small shoes and stock
ings on the floor. OF course I thought it
strange. and was about to retire. but then
thought it was my room, aud had at least a
right to know who was in my bed"
Exactly" nodded the captain, we'll 90
% So l took the light went, softly to the bed
and with trembling hand drew aside the cur
tain. Heavens what sight. A young
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: ERENsBURG, DECEMBER 3, 1866.

glirl-I should say an angel-of about eight
cen, was in there asleep
Well" said the captain, giving his chair
a hitch
g AS I gazed upon her. thought that |
had never witnessed anything more beautiful.
From underneath little night-cap, rivalling
the snow in whiteness, fell stray ringlet
over neck and shoulder of alabaster"-
WE'LL" said the excited captain, giving
his chair another hitch.
.. Never did look upon bust more per-
fectly formed. I took hold of the coverlid and
and softly pulled it tdown--'
"Well'' said the captain. betraying the
utmost excitement.
s'To her waist"
ssWeUp' said the captain, dropping the
paper, and renewing the position of his legs.
.'She had on night-dress, buttoned up
before, but softly l opened the two first but
tons"
"WEL1 - said the captain, wrought to the
highest pitch of excitement
..And then, ye gods what a sight to gaze
upon a Hebe-pshaw words fail. Just
then"
"WELLr' said the captain, hitchiug his
chair right and left, and squirting his tobacco
Juice against the stove that it fairly fixed
again.
81 thought that I was taking a mean ad-
vantage of her, seized my coat and boots, and
went and slept in another room p
.sRs lie t'' shouted the excited captain,
jumping up and kicking over his chair g It's
n he"
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THE RIGHT WAY TO BEGIN.

A little girl once said. 90, mother how
very hard it is to do right, I don't believe [
shall ever be able: Have you really tried my
deari'' go, yes; try every day" When, [
awake, before get up, say to myself 81 will
be good al the day I will be gentle and KIND.
| will obey my parents and teachers will not
quarrel. I will always tell the truth But then,
mother, / don't know how it is, do so often
forget. Then when evening comes I have TO
say, .'there now! what is the use of trying [
have been in passion have been disobedieIt
and once or twice, mother you know [ have
said what was not" true. The dear child seem
ed very much ashamed while saying this so
her mother looked kindly at her, and only said
s'My dear, do not think you have begun
right The little girl looked up wonderingly;
aud her parent went on: The first thing is to
have new heart: have you asked this? siNo
mother, | am afraid not" Then, my child,
do so at once Good fruit you know can only
come from good tree. If your heart is wrong
your conduct will be wrong. You cannot make
it right yourself, with ali your good resolutions
But ask God, for Christs sake, to help you.
He viii give you his Holy Spirit and you viii
not find it any more impossible to do the right
[ am glad to say that the child took her moth
er's advice That very day she asked God ear
nestly, to change her heart, and help her to
do right She prayed, she watched, she strove,
hard against her sins, and was able. by Gods
grace, to lead the life of lovely young Chris
tian
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NEW ARRIVAL
LIST OF LETTERS

Z , EMAINING in the Post Office at Ebcnsburg
IA Pa, September 3Qth, 1856:
Mrs. Su san Miller, DR.. j. Cooper M'Kee, Peter
Aahan, ?. j. Little, James Kane Paul Kingston.
SamI O'Harrah, Isaac Clifford Michael Chamber.
Chas; Farren, John Fish, James Doherty, John FL
Ger, homas =: Palmer, jacob Heeissemann. Eliz-
abeth Stermer, ,Tohn Calands, John Brady, Thorn
as Brown, B. Backstresler. d. C. Allen, L. Alwine.
Miss Annie E. Wilnarth, (2) Wark A. Well. Ma.
Ty Nariy, Caroline Stein, George Sionalzer, VIII
ham Ross, Michael Moon Jr., NJ Hare, NJ. Met
calie. III. C. M'CAGUE, Z. M.
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WoMAN's LAUcu-A woman has no nat
ural grace more bewitching than a sweet
laugh 1t is like the sound of flutes on the
water. 1t leaps from her heart in y clear,
sparkling rill; and the heart that hears it
feels as if bathed in the exhilirating spring.
Have you ever pursued an unseen fugitive
through trees, led on by her airy laugh
now here, now there, now lost, found We
have And we are pursuing that wandering
voice to this day Sometimes it comes to us
in the midst of care or sorrow. or irksome
business and then turn away and listen,
and hear it ringing through the room like
silver bell, with power to scare away the i'll
spirits of the mind How much We owe to
that sweet laugh 1t turns the prose of our
life into poetry, it fiings showers Of sunshine
over the darksome wood in which we arc trav
Cling, it touches with light even our sleep,
which is no more the image of death, but is
consumed with dreams that are the shadows
of mortality.
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CT didn't like our minister's sermon last
Sunday, said deacon who had slept All Sc. ser
mon time to brother deacon Dld mt IKE
II brother A? Why, / saw you noddtag
assent to every proposition of the parson"
Happiness is pig with a greasy tail, which
every one runs after, but nobody can hold
TnAcunn.-How many kinds Of axes arc
there
Boy.-Broad axe, narrow axe, post axe,
axe of the legislature, axing price, and axe
of the Apostles.
TrAcnEn.- Good! 60 to the head of your
class.
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rsapoRTAHT NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Milton
n Roberts. decd, for costs as Prothonotary and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions are hereby notified
to make payment without delay, as it will be We
ry unpleasant for me 10 have to resort to compul-
=sory measures and thereby add costs, which viii
he imperative unless paid shortly.
Howard j. Roberts, OF this borough is duly au-
-thorzed by me to receive said fees and rece ut fer
the same. He will attend for that purpose, a
sthe Prothonotary's Office, in Ebensburg at the en-
suing Court in December next.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ex'r.
Etensburs Oct. 25. 1856. If.
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Valuable Real Estate
f OR S A LIE.

will sell at private sale that large and COM
:Inodious BRICK HOUSE, situate on High street,
in the Borough of Ebensburg, being the property
occupied by Milton Roberts, decd, at the time
OF his death. Also, a valuable l. OIof GROUND
situate the Clay Pike. about one half mile from
said Borough, containing p acres enclosed and
IN good state of cultivation.
For terms apply to the subscriber residing on
the premises, to John Williams, in Ebensbug.
MRS. MALVINA ROBERTS.
Sept. II, 1S56.-tf.
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anlbrta County SIS.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
To the Sheriff Of Cambria county,
GREETING

WHsREAs, Edward Burk. heretofore in cur
County Court of Common Pleas OF the County OF
Cambria, to wit on the ID Of january, Ahno
Domino, one thousand eight hundred and forty
nine, before the honorable the Judges then con-
stituting the same Court at Ebcnsburg, by the
consideration of the same Court. recovered against
William H. Hamilton, adm'r OF William Barnett
decd, of the said county, Yeoman, IS well a Ger
tain debt of thirty three dollars and sixty-eight
cents lawful money of the United States, as also
ten dollars and seventy and three-fourth cents,
like money, which to the said Edward Burk, III
our same Court were adiudgel for lis damages,
which he sustained by the detention of that debt,
with interest on the debt from the 2d day of Jan
rIary one thousand eight hundred and forty nine,
whereof TIE said admir- of VIM. Barnett was con
vict as of record and proceedings in our sid Court
before our Judges at EbcnsburE, remaining, man
iifestly appears. Nevertheless execution of the
same Judgment rs vet rcnaius to be made, as 10y
the irsinuatiou of Edward Burk NC have received
and because we are willing that those things which
,.ro right in our said Court should be done, we
command YOU that you make known to Alex. IL.
Prnglc, admir-, dc bons non Of Wm Barnett.
deed. with notice to Robert Barnett, Mrs. Sarah
r. pringle and Alexander B. PlinIle her husband
Theodore Barnett, Mary Jane Barnett and Harry
Barnett children and heirs Mt law of William Bar
nett deceased that they he and appear before our
Judges st Ebcnsburg, ct our County Court OF
Common Pleas. there to he held, on the first Mon
day in December next. To show if anything for
thcmaclvcs they know or have to say, why the
aforesaid Edward Burk ought not Ia have cxecu-
tion of the debt and damages aforesaid recording
t., the form and effect Of the said recovery. if to
linn it shall seem expes'iens. And have you then
srd there tlIis writ
WIrsEss, tho Honorable George Taylor. Prcs-
.l.nt Of our same Court at Ebenshnrg. this thir-
.t~enth day ~ September, in the year Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and tfty-six.
true copy, IL. J. ROBERTS, PrOty.
Attest.
John ROBERTS Sheriff
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-03

An Irishman had been sick long time.
and while IN this state would occasionally
cease breathing, and life be apparently ex-
tlnct for some time. when he would again
come to- On one of these occasions, when he
had just awakened from his sleep, Patrick
asked him. 6 An how'll we know Jenny.
when you're dead you're after wakin' up iy-
cry time p g Bring me glass o 'grog. and
say to me, Here's till ye Jimmy and if I
don't raise up aud drink, then bury me-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-03
VOL. 4. No. 6.
[From the New York Daily News.
Hiawatha.

sRepublcans'' have got the shakes''-
Got it badly-got it sadly; 80. q
And it shakes theun--shakes mcst awful
Shakes their Bibles and .hcfr rifles;
Shakes their heroes, parsons, liars;
Shakes their traitors ;shakes their villains si
Shakes old Horrors Bennet Beeeher
Seward; Sumner; shakes old Giddings;
Shakes them outward; shakes them iawar,ls
Shakes their pions paper sinnersD
Out of brecches, shirts and dinners,
Let :. EN- snake, shake and shiver = -
Shake and shiyer up Salt River.
To the land of the hereafter
Tothe bourn from whence no :. shaky''
Demagouge and candidate #
Ever can rcturnl