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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-27
An Indian Tale.
! FOUNDED ON FACT. !
CHAPTER II.

I-t q ts2t EOuNOEDS On FACT. -s3s54s 49, -
"a boss CHAPTER II.
Tile red men of America are rapidly
becoming extinct The grand old forests
whose solemn stiffness once echoed their
tread now resound with the strokes Of the
woodinan's axe, or have given place to
cities aud villages; whose spiresa and domes,
reared heavenward, mark the advent Of
smother race. The streams, whose xatsrs
we're cleft by their birchsa csnoes-the
brooks. whose crystal drops slaked their
thirst, are nov nasigatedaby winged and
spirit-driyen boats, or Cow through crop
ped fields and cattle haunted pastures
Those children Of the forest, whose places
we have nsnrped, are passing away; but
they leave behind them many history
and tradition Of solf-sacri6cing generosity
and thrilling romance, which may ftly
serve 10 "p0int moral or sdorn q tale.p
1t was near the close Of the Reyolu-
itionary War that . party of Oneida In
slians were encamped on the banks OF the
beautiful Oriskany, within sight of the
range OF hills. on one of which was the
famous s-Council Rock. - that has within
| a feweysars been removed from the spot
where for ages it had lain. aud nov rests
| in The cemetery at Utica, New York
Their wigwams, which were aheut twenty
lin number, were grouped together: and at
the entrance Of each we're stacked three
Tor four muskets. as II in readiness against
. surprise. e 'te 1873 ssa3H sssa e
It was jast at evea; and the setting sun,
streaming up from behind the hills with
\ . Thousand golden rays, threw to the fur
4 therest eastern cloud ~ warm "0ood.
night" Seated together upon the ground
apart from the rest, were the old men Of
the tribe. g-avely smoking their pipes and
'[conversing inl lew cultural tones Al
Though, they preserved their stoical indif.
ference TO the things around them, which
!, is marked charae teristic of the red man,
yet it was evident, from the fierce glasicing
Of their eyes towards the western horizon,
and the studiousaess with which sach
avoided the others leok that some deep
emotion agitated their minds and oecupi.
ed their thoughts. g
Some rods from these old chiefs were
assembled the youager warriors, to the
number Of abons forty, gayly adorned witf
lpaiat and feathers, and their belts hung
about With ssealps They were collected
! around their chosen leader, Tisha- Mineo
|. whose noble form lowered above the res
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Auditors Office, Seneca County,
Min, Ohio. Docembor Inlh

Ilftn, Ohio December 10Th, 1853.
Agreeable to the provisions of act entitled ian act 10 amend
act the duties of County Auditors passed February
heFe6y give notice that the several of land town
o ana parts OF lots contained in the foregoing list or SO much
thereof as will tho taxes interest penalty of 1851 and the
taxes Oh 1858 charged thereon will be sold the Court House
o Giy OF Iln on the second Monday January A. d. 1852
oeg the 10Th day of said month"; unless the taxes interest and
penalty OF 1887 and the of 1885, due December 2O ss he
paiu sIe poiore ore 'na' ume' }. M. STEVENS,
County Auditor.
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DENTAL SUR GEoN,
: OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
LET, zen IlSI corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, THIN, Ohio will attend to all business
IN hisline with promptness and dispatch. Per
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ensagedinthe basinessfOr the lAstsoven years,
ahS ~ ,Susing thattime have had much experience
IN dihcultcases Heisoonfdent OF fsnccess ana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofgiving porfScisatisfae-
.lonto all whomays seek isprofessional services.
Ohargee viii be al all times moderate.
Market Streets.
Tina New. lIt s.
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LI9T o. LANDS

And Tewn Lots and parts Lots within the County Of Seneca
the State Of Ohio returned delinquent by George IT. Heminp
to Treasurer Of said County, with she Taxes Penalty and In
thereon for the year D. 1851 and the simple for
the year A. ID. 1858.
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once IN Mrs. Snyder's New Brick,
rs,@sf.y occupied ey sib.oa Wilson, druggists, nov
ny drug store, aow intend devote uysslfo M,
o, nedleine ~ TINA apd vicuiiy. Rssiienso Pslry !.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

that soeS road woaid De a powerful bond q
union between the States east and west of thf
Rocky mounfains This i e sslfey Ident a.
h require 40 illustration.
Bot Hgain. IA = com niercisl point q view.
consider this the great question Ct The day
With tee esslers front ST eur republic stretch
ing slong The Atlantic. and - western front
along the Pacific. Il all ths parts should b
Dniied hy a safe. easy. aud rapid intercoinmu
nicatlon. We must necessarily command very
large proportion Of the trade b0h of Europe
aud Ass.
Our recent tfeafas with China and Japan
viii orra these rich aud popnlous empires "a
our commerce; and the history - the world
proves hat the nation which has gained pos
session Of the trade with Easter Asia. has 81
ways become wealthy and powerful. The pe
culiar geographical position of California aud
our Pacific ossessiens, invites American capi.
tai 1nd enterprise into this fruitful field. TO
reap the rich harvest however. Il j. Al indis.
pensible prereq aisite. that we shall first have
railroad TO convey and circulate itS pro
duets throughout every portion Of tie Union.
Besides. such railroad through our temper
ate latitude. which would not be impeded by
The fsos,s and SHOWS Of winter, nor by the trop
zeal heats Of summer, would s,uset 10 itself
much % the travel aud trade Of all nations
passing bstwern Europe aud Asia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

rA row Of nice maple trees has oeen
nlau.ed within day ortwo, in front Of Kern :
Restaurant aud Lawyers Block. on Ohio st'
between 81 and An, cxcsllentiy oossa " Pr
ven, damage from cattle. &c. This - a so'a
n we. and we hope ts see the example anita
I'D in other localities In the city.
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L.Res Hoe hog was taken to the
.laughtering house OF The Messrs. haf'F. ."
Thursday. which weighed $50 pounds. I've
weisbt. A tolerabls good sized pig. We
should saw. ....
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Praise your wife. it will art harm you,
Nothing in il to alarm you.
For know you can remember,
When from May TO dark December,
You could praise, and never weary;
Never thought those hsurs dreary;
Were you gainsr. were you lcseif
Be yourself The honest ehoosef.
lfit then was such pleasure.
Praise to give in heaping measure.
Only for what you beiieues her,
Surely now that you've received her.
Tried her virtues. found them sterling.
Though ia business ever ~hirling,
Yeu might find some word Of cheering,
Something tender, kind endeariag,
She has faults, ali may have many,
Don't you ihiuk that you have ansi
She may of forget TO meet you.
With smile may seldom greet you:
You may think your home j. dreary,
Find her troubled. cold aud weary.
Find the children frett'ngs ciyiog.
And the very embeis dying,
Then there COMES a sad complaining.
For YOU feel her love is waning.
Take her piece, ean assure you,
lis the very thing to cure you.
Think or - the day long worry.
or The ceaseless care aud hurry:
Mother must be here and there.
She is needed everywhere.
Think Of baby wants mending--
Think Of al the making. mepding.
Think Of children ever round you,
Let them with their wants surround YOU,
Try TO keep them good and quiet;
For The sick prepare the diet
Nurse thevesry soothe the eving--
Then be ever. ever trying
Your oNn heart 10 keep ffo~ faFryl
Ia this wessy. life long worry.
womau's work 60 try and doit,
See If you ~ill e'er be throlga il,
You at night to rest retire.
From the warm aud cheerful hrs.
Close your, eyes. nor drear OF waking,
Till Al least The dawn i breaking
Mother too, to rest i stealing.
Through the the shadowy chamber feeling
casef- one and sooihc smother,
Whispers il is oaly Mother
Thinks her labor nearly doee.
Whcn, in fact, 'us just began.
Baby fre,<. and soon is crying.
7sks sAe must, and singing singing,
with - afms around her eiinrinr.
Rocking. walking. lulline soothing.
And It's maynard humarS smoothing.
while the wpsry hours are creeping.
And dear fathers sl,vioq. ssriag'
II pefchanco the noise awakes yon.
Conscience Tor momeat shakcs sou1
Jns, enough % make yor say.
wife. You'll XIII Yourself hat vas.
Slap tbst child. aud stop Is crying.
You'd sing to /, il you were diving.
It's only badres> net the colo.
,rgali take Il. ta rs crgift,
Couldn't stop no use trying
And you soon again are sleeping.
Mother singing. baby weepingl
Think of lhis. twill make Yen tender
OF her feelings. and You'll leBd her
e Mary little Kin 4 attention.
Put stop 10 all contention,
And you'll 6nd fhs, word Of cheering,
e Or the pet-nane so endcaring,
find time 10 kiss that forehead,
Forro ~ed ith the care shes borrowed
: Tror your shoulders. aad youll fod her
l. Daily growing ycuuger. kinder,
Tor her burden yon viii Tighten,
: AID lac dreary days vii brighten.
vi BE Just and honest man,
j Give her all the praise YOU can.
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ay Persons leasing ia the early morning
,ra,ns for the East or West, can procure oresk-
f.s, in the dining room at the Passenger Sia
lion.
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NrlAsoHoIr AoospkST.-We are Informed
by route agent A Q. Hough, that Anderson
John.on. Of Putnam county, 10 attempting TO
get upon the cars. on the New Albany Sa-
lem Railroad. al Cloverdsle. on Thursday ef
,ernoon. slipped and fell between tie ,.arans
tbe platform. ADD was - shoekisgI,, maoeled
hat BE died at 10 o'clock ss.sc zane p;gh.-
The space bstwees the pie form and the ca
Vas bat FIVE inches. and Mr.. johnson wa
rolled along 10 hat space for the distance o
fifteen feet, au.s was literally crushed 10 pie
ees.
Mr.. johnson was a most estirable and use
. :ul man. and his death uill be regretted by
very large circle of friends aud aequaintan
ces.
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IL Hay sold on tha street yesterday. al q
per son-
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~ Daring th>. mor.sh Of Novembsf there
vas iransporse'. owe. the Terre. Hacts d a'en-
Isiond Railroad, 'sogs. as follows:
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PRAISE YOUR WIFE.

e. We publi.h the following ~ The request
Of Lady friend.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

Mckee has been in 4 state Of constant
revelation almost essr since II achieved
It's independents. one military header
after another has usaFped The govern
nenl IA rapii succession, and the ysri'
Gus constitutions. from time n time sdop
ted. have ben SCI D taught almost -
soon as they were proclaimed The sue
Ieessiye gaternmoat< have afforded no
ADEQUATE protection either 70 Mexican
cssixens OF fsFsigu residents against lsw-
less siolen1e. Heretofore A seizure q
the capital by military chicissia has
been generally followed by a, least The
nominal submission Of ,ln country 70 hi.
ale for b.ief period. but not - Al tbs
loresent crisis Of Mexican affairs.
A civil sar has been raging for soms
time throughout The republic, which hs'
endeavofed TO sabseft the constitution
fast framed By military loatf, and those
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

DY VIRTUE CT A PLURIUS ORDER OF
ID the Orphans Court of Cambria county,
there viii be exposed to public sale at the house
oJ John G. Given, in the village of Jefferson, on
Tuesday, the 1st day of June next, at one O'Clock
?. NJ, all the right, title and interest of William
Crum, in the following described tracts of land,
viz:
AL that piece or parcel of land, with its ap-
pnrtenances, commencing at a spruce, corner on
line OF Arant Sonnan. thence perth rs west S4
perches to post, thence South west go per-
ches tc post, thence South IS east 62h perches
to a sugar on line of John M'Coy, thence north
"A east 2 pe~ches to line, thence north east
17S perches to the place of beginning-contain-
ing 80 acres and l % perches. the same being al
lotted TO William and Benson Crurn, and situate
in Summerhill township, Cambria county.
j L f NJ S One third Of the purchase mon
ey TO be paid on confirmation of sale. and the re-
sidue in two equal annual payments thereafter
with interest, to be secured by the judgment
bonds and mortgages of the purchaser
EPHRAIM CRUM, Admir-.
March a. lS5S:l9
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
SHERfFF'S SALES

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI FA-
1O GAS, issued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Cambria County. and TO me directed,
there will be exposed to sale by public ortcry, a.
the Mansion House, in the borough OF Johnstovn
Cambria County, on Saturday tho 18th day Of
Marcf, a. D. 1858. at one O'Clock. P. N. The
following described buildings and lots OF ground
of Philip Turpey and William Mclaughlin, 10
wit: Number one two Story Plank House,
eighteen by thirty feet, With and q half
story back building attached, sixteen by fourteen
feet, situate in Minersville in said County of Cam
bria, on Let, No,-which said lot, fropts oa
Canal and runs back--feet to the River, No.
:. a two story Plank House, sixteen by twenty
eight feet, situate on lot No, IL on Front stree.
in Cambria city in said county OF Cambris,
which said lot has q front, of thirty Eve fees
on said front street, and runs back on Rail Eosd.
one hundred and Eighty feet, adjoing lots CT
Rees and Edward Howe.
To be sold AZ the suit of w. Cald1 IL 6 Co.
gainst said Philip Turpy and VIM M'Laugh,ip.
by JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Snerifs Office, Ebeusburg, March q, 1855 10.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
n "Thers is nothing in the life Of wo.

pA- There is nothing in the life Of wo-
men who have the misfortune TO have moth
ing to do, that may not be explained by one
single rd--loneliness-ennui. E'nnui,
which is supposed to be languishing and
negative disposition of the mind; is, for ner-
vous woman, positive evil, impossible to
support. Is grasps its prey, and gnaws it to
the core. Whoever suspends the torment for
moment is considered saviour. Ennui
makes them receive female friends whom they
know to be inquis.tive, envious. slandering
enemies. Eanui makes them endure novels
in newspapers, whick are suddenly cut short
at the moment Of the greatest interest. En-
nui carries them to concerts, where they find
a mixture Of every kind Of music, and where
the diversity of'styles is fatigue for the ear.
Ennui drags them to sermon. which thous-
ands hsten-to but which not one Of them
could bear to read. Nay, even the sicken-
ing, half-worldly and half-devout productions
with " j c the ilfdels inundate the
Faubourg Saint Germain will find readers
among these poor women, the martyrs of en-
'lui. Such delicate and sickly forms can sup
port a nauseous dose Of musk and incense.
which would turn the stomach of any one in
healt3."
But to counterbalance this unconplimen-
tary mention of the sex, let US copy sketch
Of
The most Charming OF Women:
MADAME De Stael, one of the most ele-
CANT conversationalists the world has ever
known, was bv no means handsome woman
80 far as mere beauty is concerned; hut By:
ron, the most fastidious Of beauty fanciers,
declared she could talk do,cr her face an If
teen miHutcs. at the end Of tohach time she
! became positively beautiful. The art CT con-
yersatiou is rare gift. and to be cultivated
as one would cultivate any desirable art
| With some it is spontaneous faculty; Dtfh
all 1t can be acquired a., greater or tess de-
gree Of perfection. An old book upon eti-
,guette, among an immense deal Of twaddle.
contains some grains Of sound sense, which
would .pro6t all to heed. On the subject oi
eonveraation, We are told to 'interrogate with
out display. not to interrupt profitable spea-
ker, nor desire ambitously to put in word
Of ono'a own, 10 he measured in speaking aad
hearing, not 10 te ashamed of receiving, oil
TO be grudging of Information, nor to pas:
another's knowledge for ones own and
again, that the middle ton Of voice, neither
go low as to be inaudible. nor I'LL bred from
its high pitch is the most desirable. And
also, that .one should reflect first upon wka
be is going to say and then give it tutterance
be courteous when addressed, amiablc IN SO
ca intercourse. not aiming to be pleasant b.
Righteousness but cultivating gentleness II
kind adInonitions. Harshness is ever to b
put aside, even In censuring
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
O B I r u A r Y.

On Wednesday morning, at 6 o'clock
of consumption, MIss Kate COLLINS, in the
Goth year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her Father, on Friday at 10 o'clock
aud proceed to the Catholic Cemetry at Sum-
snitville.
Her friends and relatives are requested to
attend
I, has been beautifully said ,ha. Heaven
grants its favorites early deaths" The sur
viving Parent, Brothers and Sisters of the
deceased have every assurance that holy
and blameless life affords, that she is now at
rest-that her immortal spirit took its flight
from its earthly tenement, pleasing in the
sight ofits Creator and Offering fit for Heaven.
May she rest in Peace.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
SHERIFE,S SALE.

sDY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF
Id Vendiiinni Exponas issued cut of the Court
of Common Pleas OF Cambria county and 20 ne
directed, tEere will be exposed 70 sale by public
outcry at the house of John u. Given, IN the town
of jefferson. Cambria county, on Friday, the 18th
day of April, a. D. 1858, At one O'clock P ID
All the right, title and interest Of Ohm Eegu,
OF, in and to the following real estate TO Wit:
No. IA piece OF parcel Of land situate 20
Summerhill township. Cambria county, adjoining
lands o: James O'Neiil, - Lynch and oth-
er- containing Ill acres more or less, lbou. SO
acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected
Il two story frame house, frame barn and other
outbuildings, IN the occupancy OF Charles Con-
way,a frame house n the occupancy Of Themes
Liily.a log house IN the occupancy of Patrick
Calvin and tenant house pnoccupied. No 2
4 tract Of land situate in Susnnlerhill township,
Cambria county, warranted in the name OF Sam
uel Blodget. including piece purchased from Mur-
ray and M'CUn,-eli, containing four hundred ale
forty-one acres more or less, having thereon ereo-
ted q saw mill and frame hclsc uncccupied-
No. "a piece or parcel of land situate in Surr-
merhill township. Cambria county, adjoining
lands of Austin Thompson, Patrick Rely and
others, containing sixty more or less, hay-
ing thereon erected saw mill and frame house
in the occupancy Of Mary Settemeyer. No. A.
tract of land situate in Summerhill township.
Cambria county, warranted II the name of John
Nicholson, containing 43o acres and l20 perches
and allowance, unimproved. No. 5-The undi-
vided one half Of piece or parcel Of land s!tuats
in Washington township, Cambria county being
the same LAND held jointly with John Kinports
containing one hundred ecres mere or less (un-
improved.) Taken In execution and 70 be sold
at the suit of Newhouse, Spstz Co. Tor use c.
Sherf's Office. Sheriff
EbenSbTrcr March '69 (
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

a COOP lNvEsTaBNT.-Any investment of
money that is certain to bring health. comfort
and hspqiness to tho family circle, must be a
good one. The perchsse Of GROVER & BA-
KER Sewing Machine viii 90 ali this, and
bring more joyous smiles TO the face of a
housewife, than any other investment of a
like sum of money. 1t is deed of emanci-
patton from the tolls of hand sewing aud will
give her time for selfimprovemert, or for the
mental culture of her children. and every
family should be provided with one
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
TREAsuRER,S SALE.

AF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS, IN
" Cambria County, A. d. 1858.
I'George J. Rodgers, Treasurer Of Cambria Coun
~, III the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance Of the several Acts Of Assembly,
of said Commonwealth, directing the time and
manner of selling unseated lands for taxes. Do
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the following
described tracts of unseated lands and lots OF
ground in the said county of Cambria, or such
parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrear-
ages Of taxes due thereon, for one year more
VIII be offered for sale at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebensbulg, on the second Monday o.
June (being the 14th day,) and continue by az
journment from day to day until the whole be
sold for such arrearages Of taxes and costs, ne
cessarly accruing thereon.