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September 2, 1853.
GROVER l. BAKERS
S3WIu0 y A02x01S.

'INHE nnd. rsign,l arc sole agents Tor the State
/ Of Texas, for the sale Of these valuable Fam
lily Sewing Machines, ami ready to All all
orders for the same.
Terms cash. or il. equivalent.
Those wishing 10 purchase, will please call on
DR.. T. A. Harris. ut the Postoficc. ~ he il fully
authorized to &c, in the premises. W. have u
few Machines on hand
O. q. GREGG K co
Mar.hall, Nov 10, SO ll-N
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q. l.. KOUNA + nROeS.
~ ONLY Low WATER THROUGH LINE FOR
UPPER RED RIVER. -Ss
0Gs No : Front stree Nem Orleans.
UPRIGHT contracted to he delivered through
Il with dispatch, by application to either Cap
tain on iNard, ~ at the o(lc~. Mcr-
chant. rnd rlan,sts' orders hIrd ard L.
delivered, by PROMPT PAY -
MENT being made on delivery Of the goods.
- Con.ignmcn,s u Cotton Wool. Pccans
DC, for sale, and orders to purchase Groceries.
Manufactures &c; also shipments OF goods and
Merchandise to receive and forward, respectfully
solicited by
q. L. KOUNS l. BROS.
December ~ "a
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DoNhDl.QfTlON.

vvNIIE partnership heretofore existing uni~s Ihe
/ name and Ity,c NJ Bcll 4 tluii, il this dav
dissolved by the death Of II. ~ Huh.
T. A. BELL.
Surviving partner.
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~ W. JONES, proprietor OF the Brass n
/ . and Iron Foundry. has determined 10
TO put down the price Of castings. such as W
graf. bars and gin gearing, to the low figure Of
} cents pcuud also the HAL 4 spe~r" plo~,
improved, No. | and to - so and 81 90 the
Scooter plow improved, at 30 cents only.
lie Is also prepared TO do any kind OF ma
chincry that the country may wan, in work'
manlisc manner.
lie has on hand Iron railing Of beautiful pat
terms for galleries, grave inclt-ur,-, &c. Also
mt lie packing, second hand boilers and steam
engines, which he viii sell on reasonable terms.
('ircular saw mills made to order, and all kinds
Of machinery repaired
Terms win bc made to suit purchasers by their
giving good city acceptance. on any responsible
house.
T. W JONES.
Shreveport. Sept. 9. 1883 pol-tf
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. ~ 10th inst at the resi-.
dencc Of David Mcrhaii, by r. u. Anderson, Esq.
Nr. BENZ. =. THOMPSON u Miss CAROLINE
MCPHERSON. both Of this county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-24

The remarkable remedy for Coughs. Group, Coldo,
So. &C., and every pulmonary affection. ~ are con
stralr-d from the lrnct derived in lair tral and
like a. must stnt is superiority above all others.
In immediately giving the most marked relief, and by
ia continuance permanent CURE.
is -edom ~ can give need of praise 10 Fat
eM Medicines, but this remedy called Wcodn'an
Cherry Exprct"rans. Ia all Il proesr, 10 be- and must
Of necessity become the only reliable medicine Tor
those affections. kold by
ue) A. \. JOHNSON. Marshall. Texas.
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CITATION.


County Cour, p'r'anng 10 Estates Of dcccas,!
persons fcr Harrison County, State of TeAas.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

THE tOW " J.. III u NV ! u l..
Nii.,N STREET silHrslfoET. IA.
- The undersigned having purchased the
4: large and convenient ihrce-story brick
LA building So iaYorably known to the public
as The Aston House, Is now thoroughly rcpaini.
inr and fitting tup anew, aud pledges himself to
'parr neither pains nor expense To MAKE i a Grs,
cas, hotel and render his guests comfortable
T. u. POWELL. Proprietor.
October :. l-5- 5-,m
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BUILDING AND PAINTING.

BUILDING AND PAINTING.
F1NliE undersigned have entered into copar,-
/ ncrship for the purpose Of carrying on the
tarpen'crIne and Painting business in all their
branches. We intend 10 build and paint houses
cheaper than have ever been done in this country
Persons who intend To build in town or country
win find it greatly To their interest TO give them
a call as they are determined by Industry and
close application to business to mer, public
patronage Orders for them, lcit at the Post.
Office, will receive prompt attention.
". SMITH.
Dec 10 IS j. A. NELLY.
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\. OrIca~. Ana ShreVepert Packet.
- PASSENGER BOAT
The new and splendid very fast run
ming steamer LUCY HOl.COMBE. W. D.
Ia,eman, master, will. so soon as III. water p's
mi,s, commence her regular trips rs a Shrcve-
por, and New Orleans packet. taking freight anil
passengers for Cou-hat,a. Grand Bayou, Camptc,
Grand Ecorc. st. Maurice, Alexandria, and all
intermediate landings. The Lacy llolcomlSe
was bull, expressly for the trade, has commod
ou. cabins elegantly furnished, With large state
rooms and for comfort, sls,,l, and good accom-
moda,ions Is unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade Her officers viii pay particular p -''a.l
attention 10 all business entrusted TO the BOAT,
apd make use Of every effort to give satisfaction
For freirh, or passa.p' apply on board
The Flag, and Republican, Marshall; Gazette,
Jefferson: and New FRA. Henderson copy.
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This is t. certify that am foreman of DR..
iiillips' mill factory. G. ". 10y has put his
patcn, mill s.oae dress on fourteen inch rock.
and i, will grind fourteen bushcl. Of good meal
in one hour. which surpass.s ANYTHING in the
way Of mill stone dress that have ever ~en
in this country. J. II. Moong
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WHITE. SMITH, \ BALDWIN.

ID EcElNING, forward0e and Commission
IL Meycjonfs, and dealers in Groceries, Boat
and Bar Stor's Formation supplies. etc.
Corner tomiucrce anl Milan streets. Shrcve.
port Ia.
April 20, lsas. No 3tu
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
No. ~ Nass.im STREET. Ntr Orieoss.
CONSTANTLY on hami the largest sssoes.
u mcns II S.nsouahle Clothing. Of every r.
scriptson, hs Mem and IIeys, 10 h. can4l in New
OrLu,~-a ali II which will Lc sold al tho lo~cst
prices IN CASH. II r,4sil os ~hcls~s'e
Ae1lvs eS IS silly
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This is to certify that work in DIR. Phillips
shop saw the burr dress put on the mill, and
am mill-wright Of long experience, and !, !.
the hest dress now in use by over one hundred
per cent j. ". CoLrxAS.
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WIN. BALL,
WHOLESALE ANp RIrNIL
Druggist and NOOkScllcr,
vrrandAh Drag and Book St0rt,l
rsxAs srgrsr, SHREVEPORT, IA,
MOULD respectfully inform merchants, plan
w tiers, physicians and ihe public generally,
tina, he now has in store and is constantly recciy.
ing direct from the manufacturers, importers and
publishers, general assortment Of
OruGs. Medlcimes. Che Meals,
Paints Oils. Patent Msiicnes, Pcrhimcry, Ply
scians and Druggists GLASSWARE, pye-Stuf,
Window-Glass Fancy Goods, Stationery Musr
cal instruments. Mineral Waters Syrups, Sur
gicul Instruments. Saskilc~bags, brushes &c.
Together with complete assortment Of BOOKS,
comprising sacred, scientific. historical am, ms
ccaneous, IA large and complete assortment Of
school. BOOKS. gcsgraphys, ALIASES. and
Medical works all Of which he viii sell as low a.
goods Of the same description can be bought in
the southern market.
May ~, IS. No 39u
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~IANDK OUT!A

~ LOOK OUT! -
4 Ii. shosr due US fos Good aid BY King
IA Thetford, in the to~n n Marshall, will find
THAR noass Al q. a. Gregg 4 Co.'S. which notes.
II M paid II maturity, will b a~esi ~ without
Discrimination fEhTE' siNNe W.
I)rc. ~. 1853. is-u
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Chenille Cord;
Hack Silk lAcr and FIRING;
lDo do Mists smi Gloves
Pearl silk Glove;
po do Hose and Half IIo~;
Gents and Boys silk Pocket lidkE;
Do do black, white and fancy Silk Cnvats,
Black an, colorcd Sewing Silk;
silk Embroidery. Braid and FIose;
silk Cord and fa-scls. black anil coloreJ;
Blonde Lace and Edring;
Thread do do
White. black. pink and blue Crap;
White and color-d Taric,on;
White Silk Illusion;
All wool d. IAin,a
no do Robes;
lIayad*.rc and Side Strip;
All wool dc LANES, plain, all coIors 1 qsAi.,
,icrmxn d. IAipc~;
French and English Merin~, ali eoIor.;
Shaded French do
Black and coiosd Alpaca;
Scotbh Plaids.
Opera Flanneis. all colo q;
ladies Cloth for tloaks, black, brown. &c.
DO and Gents Linen Hdkk
DO Embroidered do do
DO do collars and slcryv
Do Marseiiks and linn do
Circular silk and IA~ Wells;
Ladies black and colorsi Cashmere Shawl.
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins;
Check and cord do
Null and Napscok do
Embroidered Curtains,
Curtain DamAsk;
Ladies' lambs wool Ho~c
DO Cashmere do
DO white black. brown. slate, and mixed
cotton Hose
Misses, lambs Wool and cotton lIo-e
thildren'- lambs wool Do
Cen" n Whit, Whit brown brow, and "i'~ half ''o'e
Ladies and Gents K id Gloses-al colon
Buck and Kid 'Aun,lc's
4" worst.d and silk Gloves
Gents Wcollinrd Gaun,lc,s Ard Gloves
DO CAs,mcr Gloves
Misses do and Kid Gloves
Jacone, and swis, kdcins and ln'ertins
DO do Hands
Irish Linen
Brown do
no Ard white Holland
French Bounc, Cord
Dlcaeh..l Domestic -, 7-s. ~. anil 81
DO Shcctins. 81 10 -, and i2A
Brown do do do
Brown poutstic., 81. -, - and G-l
Lowell NuinugAN'tF ana y" ts~t ttcAiog
I}ro~n Drill
DO tn lowell
Also. great variety u Negro Blankets, bssl
Blankets Crib Blankets. Coloo'l blankets, ker-
srys all wool ker~y. and Iin~ys.
Prints and Furni'nrc Prints
Ginghasn-; Apron Chcchs;
Cou"'crl~nc Chrcks, oil WOOL
Flant,els nd. white, ycllo~ and erceu;
kentucky Jeans;
sa'ipet> AMI Tweed CAaaimersi
Black and bsown CLOTHS
Also grv~' variety Of Hoop skirts DFass
AMI STEEL H"'i~, skirt tsc
rcrf''nery q every kind
Fancy and Io,Ei Soap
tA-'~ AMI Bar do
shaving Soap and Cr~r
Hair bewhre
Tooth And Nail brushes
Toilet r;,l' COMBS '"a =, an. nd, n ,Aa..
Tuck q" Shell and lndF
turting do
curling brushes
Nccdka and rms
hair Pins, shril and India Ruobcr
Chaneillr Head Drcses
Fancy Hair Fins fcr Head presses
1ily White
rum AMI f'un box~
Porte N"nuahH
LADIES Rrtcaks
Silver Thimbk>
Watch Keys
lssiscn Ring. and sihhs
SILK Worstssi AMI Linen bFasi
Irari Gard CAAr
Visiting tassia. Douute f.nametes
Looking GLASS;
Nosair md jet lFareirts
Jet Ncrklaru
tsoai rcns
Coat Binding, suk and " osstNV
Skirt Braid
Velvet and Shk tsrts
Mack Elastic hrits
PAicss Irsthrf 20
0lan and thifa Aesoscs
Tips. A.tch. etc;
Tahtr AMI I'cchss Cutler!
Isssr and Tea spoons
h.stinx Do
!taschrs An'ves
Rasors
sheep alsass
se'ssors grras variety
aascs STRAPS
u L. ~ ~. Il Il
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U(OK AND Jon BR1NTN 10.
Uoa vs. ~ safe ~ tkta OSoee.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Ennn PAIR WOODEN SOCks-Fo
CVVV which the highxt market psce viii
he ~. II u. II. Pixies.
fc~ HslN--A lasgs hi n CLOTHING.
Nov. ~, So. l?.m
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CITATION

Tns SrArx Of TExss--Ces~iy Of Ha,riss.
No. SGT.
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December ID. lass. 1871
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
The Wonder Of the Age !!

Il. .fLNDSEYSuREaTM MEDICAL DIS
ID CuVERYi -Vkich is purely ce9dosse
Pr-,su oiion. Ter tie purifying OF tIe blood. CIV.
ing vigor to the Liver, st0t.lact and towets, snd
expciImc from tie system al morbid matter. and
substituting il its stead hea!thtu. activity taro'
all The functions Of life.
II the Ia! Of l354, daughter Of DIR. LiF-'soy
yvss suffering from rls!igual3t attack ct IAN
crum Oris (Capke- Of the rao0tt.i sic Gau rre-
vio,lsy been Frustrated by thc attacks oi DyS-
entary, InGazast;un Of the Lungs ard Hectic lie
ver succeasi veiy. which resulted III the above ma
med disease i: It's worst form. Her condition
was most depiorab.e-her Eeuth and check were
literally rottcn-the attending physician pro-
uounced the hopeless one. FTc!ythinS IN
aicatcd q speedy and horrible desth--a death OF
ro.ting cut Of life. At this critical junctule, Mr.
Lindsey prepared a co,C pound for tho purpose of
aleviating, possible, the pains CT the little suffer
er She WAS made to use it freely. and ia short
time, 70 lis most delightful sstonisLnlent, there
was very pcrceptibie change for tie better
The mouth BEGAN 10 put on bright and health :
appearance-tLe foul breath became s'Teet-thc
appetite was restored ana the child S-e.f.ed &c
psrtlke OF a new and fresh Nle.
Hope vas inspired. and the ESQ of tie con-
POUND was faithfully continued, the result O
which, with the blessing Of God, wFs her ooin
p.ete restoration. Si.c is now perfectly healthy
| From tits circumstance, Mir. Lindsey was led t
prepare with greater cary anu eA>'e'L -
had SO as.onislIly cured his child, and continued
| his experimental efforts until he succeeded il
bringing to perfection !iis Greot hs1nsdy 10
been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hund
reds, by it, have he.n st,atched from an untime
/ " grave and restored 70 the sweets OF health an
the ,ndcaImcnts Of friends. The young and o.
have tested its saving powers and sing aloud il
virtues Say ttcy-''aiter using LindSey's In
proved Blood Scar.l.er, VIC f.lt as ii = rev Iii
was stirrin= our veins, and under GQi we eve I
il more than woris car express.
But hear from their own lips and then judg
Of It's valuable effects. The few testimonials th'
I f,low show that il is sdeservodly styled the Cree
es' DiyeorsTy Of .his Or any other Gge.
j. NJ. LINDSEY.
EoLidaysturg, Blair county, Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28

THE MILITARY LAw-Wo observe an ar
ticie going tho rounds Of the papers. calcu-
lated to mislead the public mind in reference
to the operation of the military. law The
Constitution provides for militia euroilmcut
and militia tax. The previous law fixed the
tax against every militia uAan at SO cents
Tie present acts does not change it The
fund created by this tax is appropriated 20
meet The expenses pf the military department
and must be kept within that limit. One
Brigade canuot draw upon the funds Of ano-
ther Or upon the Treasury of the State, for
any deficiency. For instance. suppose Chca-
ter county contained taxable population of
one thousand, and the whole uumbcr were
members Of volunteer companies, then there
would be no tax collectaHie aud no fund to
draw upon they would have to do without
pay. But if this thousand paid their tax, in
preference to joining a military organization
then there would be q fund Of $500 for such
Volunteers as nigh. exist, to draw upon The
law fixcs the rate Of pay at Sl,50 per day,
but it does not provide means beyond tho
Brigade, and does not pledge tie funds Q
the Commonwealth She law fixes the rat,
of pay for not exceeding four days and on
campment. 1t is not probable that the ar.oun
raised IL Chester county would more tha,
| bear the expenses OF the present military or
I caniZatIon, for encampment of three 0
four days. Bat this act is & manifestation @
encouragement creditatlc to the Common
wealth West Chester Jcft7soniun.
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cl,i3aysJur5, Pa.


Dr. j. NJ Ii:;T,syY March f9. 1857.
Dear Sir have been using your Improved
Blood SearcLer since some time last summer, and
| deem it to tie matter OF duty 10 bear my tes-
timc1y & lis i,lrjgor1ttiHq Hood yesjo;ittUc riT
tseS have been. iOr nliialer Of years, severely
troubled with cTycipelGs and general dsottjy );
bu: since pot myself under the iufuenc" Of your
Improved Blood Saarcicr, l fad very decided
improvement, Indeed, my acquaintanccs fre
quentiy remark, that look 50 e fat and hearty,
and know Of no ether cause than the use OF your
Improved Blood SeArcher. Judging frc1n my own
experience, believe this Is Of tie most val
uable medicines tLet woman use, especially
those who arc or have entered upon Tie dec,inc
Of life (fronl 10 70 so yeara Of age.) feel that
il would have been abeye ingrattUd on ny part
to have withheld this testimony. Gnd II thus con
seuting to appear witness before the pubic.
have cen actuated solely with reference to the
voice Of conscience and duty. You at ljber-
to make whatever Use ygu nay dem proper
Of this statement.
Yours. respectfully.
MARGARET W O'DONNEI.L.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
Trial List.

HRPHANS' COURT SAI.E-BY VIRTUE
~ Of 81 order Of TIE Orphans Court, u me
directed, there will Ire exposed ia public sale,
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of
AUGUST next. at O'Clock z. NJ. the follow
ing real estate Of which Edward Evans died sci
zed, situate in the Borougisc cf Etcrsburg. viz:
\ certain lot Of Ground known and designated
on the general plan of said borough 10y the No.
81, beginning ~ ths corncro Of High ana Mary-
ann streets THENCE along High street perclles
t. corner Of lot No. S3, thence North al ing line
u lot No. So. Is pcrches to Sample stree. thence
cast along Sample street perches 10 MaryaEn
street, thence south along Maryaun stree IL per-
chcs - the place Of beginning, having thereon
erected q II story !teIae dwelling house and
frame stable,
AISO-A certain osi.er let os ground knowu
and dcsirna.cd On tie Ian Of said borough by
the No. SIS, beginning on High street, ~ corner
| Of lot NJ. 81, thence west along High street 4
pcrches to lot No. 81, thence moth along lot No.
So, perchcs % Sample street thence cast along
Sample street 4 Perchcs t. lut Eo. S4, thence
south along line of lot No 81, Is pcrchea to the
place cf beGnuiag.
/ AilSO--'Thr north ualf OF l., No. 81, teEin-
| ming S,mpi. street. at corner OF lot No. 83.
thence west along Sample street peTches tt
corucr Of lot No. 81, thence south along line OF
! lot Nc. 81. S rerCles to corner Of Isaac ans
! thence cast along line of Isaac Evans perches
to line OF lot No. go, thence north along line O
! lot N. S3, 8 perches to the place If beginning
having thereon erected small y story fraru;
bouSa,
ALSO--The north half Of 1T No, s., begin
Ming at tie corner Of Sample Street und SprUc
alier thence east along Sample street nerche
to corner Of lot No. 81, thence al'ng line Of 10
No. 81, nth s pcrches to corner Of Isaac Evans
thcacc west along line of Isaac Evans 4 pcEche
u Spruce alley, tn nee north along Spruce al
Icy 5 pcrcAes t. the place Q! b"ginning, having
a s.urn ! ! story f.ar-e nous tl,rccn erected:
tt Il n Que third OF the purclas
money ID be pail on confirmation Of sale; on
other third with interest, in year thereafter
to be secured by the Judgment bonds and muT;
cages of the purchasers; and tie either 'li!d :
remain lien the pr,mi>cs--icGal interest :
which sum to lie paid annually and regularly
from the date Of the confirmation Of flc sales, b
the purchasers. 10 Elizabeth Evans, widow c
said dccedlnt. during CT lifetime, and the prin
cjpai, al hcr decease. 10 tho heirs aad legal rep
| rCsenta:j-cs Of the said Edward tva.?a,
J.. J. WATERS, Ez'r.
JUL 81, 1s5s:G6:a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28

Frorl tho Boston WANERLY MAGAZINE.l !
ic1 Many of the much-vaunted Laic mix
lures are not only useless, but positively in
jurious to the scalp; but Prof. Woods is Of
such balmy and nntritive nature, that il in
vicorates the skin of the head and the foi!i-
c!es or hair glands beneath l. 1t also re-
moves all daudruff from the scalp, and etfec-
tually bauishcs every kind of scsld head and
cu.ancous eruption. Hence il is OF grca;
service II children. the Ingredients being ot
SO harmless nature that tho most delicate
cuticlc ca-not be injured by its contact
CAUTION Beware Of worthless limitations
IS several are aircady in the market. called
by difTrrcnt names. Use none unless ths
worls (Protcssnr Woods Hair Restorative
Depot St Louis Mo and New York: art
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggist.
aud Patent Medicine Dealers Also hy a
Fancy AMI Toilet goods dealers in he Untcc
States and Canadas See advertisement il
another cn,umn. 10 50-3m
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
t. While Mr. Solomon Schsuh. was engaged
" painting the = Arcade Hotci." last Friday,
the ladder on which Lo VAS standing 4ippex,

Nho '"u"e' On ~'hch Lo WAS Stancing A,ppeI
and tie fell head foremost, a distance oF shnr.
thirty feet, through an outside cellar d, or which
happened 70 pe open, yet strange TO say he
escaped without the slightest injury. His escape
under.the circumstances was truly miraculous.
cS-.Our ncighbors arc all busy a. present ha7-
vesting. The weather recently has been favora-
bic, and our farmers have faithfully fulfilled the
injunction Of the cid adagc, i" make hay while
the sun shines" We haven't taken very ac-
tive part yet, although We did some extensiTe
| moving for our n,ighbor, Mr. John a. Blair. on
Monday evening. A young friend Of ours who
! has been g harvesting" was unga!laut enough to
assure US the other evening, that Hood was right
in giving the preference t. making hay" when
| ne said : .,.
There Is nothing IN Garth like making love,
! Except making hay in fnc weather."
GJ-Iarpera' Magazine fur august, Is on cur ta-
bic 1t is highly Interesting number. The
article entitled the ',Romance # Wyoming" is
well written and beautifully illustrated. For
sale AZ the r.a: Ofiiae. Price 25 ce,4:s.
C2"Owng to the high r,ice Of ink, we still
have local LabtatjoT., and name on this living
breathing world cf ours. This Fortunate circum-
stances prevented the editor CT The Nountaineer
from exte5ninating Us last week. Blessed be Tie
man ti.at ra!-od the price Of Ink May the dews
Of Heaven f.i. thick with blessings on ii1l.
TuE CRops We had occasion to pass over
a portion OF Dauphin, Lancaster aud York
counties last week and were fully continued
that the crops will not be I whit behind those
of last season. The corn, about which the
most alarm was fcit, was ding finely anf
she fine rain O; Tuesday viii give i vigor
GUS growth Fruit, it is admitted. viii b'
scarca, especially the apple; but inteIli
gent horticU!.nrizt informs W. what Is lost il
: quantity, in this respect, will be made Up il
| quality - l'o'r:,t {; unica.
: SvIc.pg ~ RIruIAyD.- Intrilig, nee reac!,
81 our town On Thursday last that Pete
heilr an Cd, wealthy AMI respected farmc
Of Eich3aul tow nship. Ia this county, ha
that morning committed suicide hy hangiE:
himself with hanlcstriHI il III barn attach
Cd 20 his residence Esquire Shannon va
Immediately informed of the affair, and re
,air.ns - the spot, saniu:o,aI Z jury. who
upon cxaminatieu - witness =, returned
verdict i'll accord si,e. wigil facts p1 seute
81 but were unable Ia decide shat lei t" III
:, colr,uissitn Of the ra>i. act. The deccass
!. was about 6.ty yeas of age, uan "f family
- and in very aif1uti.t circu l.sianc>s, aud wit
the exception, understand, Of occa
5,oual !its oi insanity. Ia rapt1s nted q hay
= my csscssci good judy dgluout al" sound s"rse
:. H. was 4 devoted a.ll"roat to the Auisch Il
,i.inu and, We Lrli -. preacher Of III
fsl,h i".'hec the Insane i;s to which /
sui q. ~" rr",p. ctive g 'Ftrne:ion {
It = portion, q; his wheat crap ~ the wecvii If
ia iure, 80 dcubr NJ, t!c commission ot I'll
.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28

\ Coon srNyEs ,MEN-.-Aoy Investment Of
money that is certain to bring health cor
fort, and happiness 20 the family circle, must
be good one The purchase of GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine wii! do all this. and
bring more joyous smiles to the face Of i
housewife, than any other Investment of a like
sum Of money. 1t is a deed Of emancipation
from the tolls Of hand sewing. and will give
her time for Improvement, or 70, the
mon.al culture OF her children. and every fam
ily should be provided with one,