Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-21


DEATH OF GESERAL QUITMAS.- Quit
lnan died Oh the mornicg of July Il, at his resi-
dence, Natchez, from disease contracted at
the National Hotel last fall
THE BERLIN FREE LoyERs-The Cleve-
land Herald states that the Free Love reo-
pie at Berlin, Ohio, who were supposed to
have been "squelched" by the late hostile
demonstration of an indignant populace, are
up again, fierce, loose and rampant. The
Herald says:
The honest truth is, this community,
which, instead of having multitude of |
names, should be nameless, numbers from
thirty to fifty in the township Of Berlin. They |
are constantly erecting buildings-fve or six !
having been put up within few weeks-and |
the occupants becoming more and more |
bold. On three several occasions of late |
men and women, from among them, have
been seen in bathing together naked On |
Sunday within four weeks past, two wo- |
men were so bathing, and third woman sit
ting on the bank, contemplating the scene
We suppose part would call themselves Soci-
alists, and part Free Lovers--a nice distuc-
| ton. The Age Of Freedom, which promised
! to remove beyond the borders OF Be liz, has
/ returned to the village and ensconced stself
! in the very midst of that community"
| FEMALE PREACuERs.-It seems that the
! United States is not the only country in
which the ladies enter the pulpit and per-
form the duties of preachers. 4 London
paper mentions Miss Buck, who has recent
ly made her second appearance in the pulpit
of Salem chapel, Belfast, and preached from
Romans l, 16, & For | am not ashamed Of
the Gospel of Christ" &c. She is said 10
have displayed extraordinary talent, great
| command or language, profound logic, and
the analysis of the character Of st. Paul with
which she p:eEaced The discou.s was mas
ter-piece of oratory. The sermon, which last
ed an hour and fifteen minutes, was very elo-
qucnt. and never, on single occasion, did
she descend to common place Or hackneyed
phrases Originality and genius pre-
dominant" This is encouraging to the lady
members Of the clerical profession in the Uni
ted States. The Rev. Miss Buck is said to
eclipse all the male preachers in that part of
Great Britain.
|, HARTFORD ELopEMENT.-On Saturday, an
olopemcnt took place in this city, the general
particulars of which are these:
The parties, are the wife of Mr. AleXan-
der Brooks who resides on Hawthorn street,
and Mr.. Charles Alderman, a brakeman on
, the Hartford, New Haven and Springi ed
! Railroad, aud oltener going 10y the ua'ne Of
Charley West Mrs IS. has repeatedly rct
f Alderman in the depot and elsewhere, aud
? was seen on Saturday to leave with him on
e the down tram at ) o'clock, r. II. MIS- Is:
, leaves not only her husband, but family of
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!; broker /" Boston lately purciascd of the
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WHO o,ed rccenuy II NarEs.a,l lie county, &
quantity oI c"in "4icA had evidently been
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= Own" the h''tNe aud ."hl "bi2A be occupied
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property D,S.'cS. Al. a'"si' .hr ""S kno|n t'
he e'"'' "i" n..S''iy, Aief h's Death, hi'
D Aind> was G.uad 10 to the ann. ef abou
> Efty Hto"So"" @a8"rs. Many o' the SPanist
IL dollars were Of ancient date; but th2y showed
IL BY their colo; ana perfect stamp that they
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