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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
ADMIXIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
Ia been granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate of William Byerly. late of Johnstcwn. Cam
bria county, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and all persons
holding claims against said estate Will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY CREVEL, I ,,.
CHAS. BILESTIEE. 4'uiii >
March 10, Is5s:l6:Gt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

If Fortune with a smiling face
Strew roses on our way,
When shall we stoop to pick them up7
To-day, my lore, to-day.
But should she frown with face of care,
And talk of coming sorrow,
When shall We grieve, if grieve VIC mustl
To moTrose, lore, to-morro,c.
If those who've wronged us own their faults
And kindly pity pray,
When shall we listen and forgive2
To day, ray lore, today,
Brt, ifstern Justice urge re5uke,
And warmth from Memory borrow,
When shall we chide-it chide we dars2
Tomorrow lore, to n,orro,c
If those to whom we owe debt
Are harmed unless we pay,
When shall we struggle to be JNsti
Today, my lore, today.
But if our debtor fail our hope
And plead his ruin thorough,
When shall We weigh his breach Of faith3
Tomorrow, Lore. TO morrow.
If Love, estranged, should once again
Her genial smile display,
When shall we kiss her protfe,ed lipsz
To-day, my lore, today.
But, if she would indulge regret,
Or dwell with by gone sorrow,
When shall We weep-if weep we musH
Tomorrow, lore to morrour.
For virtuous acts and harmless joys
The minutes will not stay;
We've always time TO welcome them,
Today, my lore, today.
But care, resentment, angry words,
And unaVailing sorrow,
Came far too soon, if they appear
To-n,orrop, lore, to-mOrrOU.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
Il sale, the farm on which he now resides in
Cambria township Cambria county, containing
1876 acres. About SIS of which cleard and
in high state of cultivation and well fenced
The Improvements are good hewed log House,
Bank Barn, other outbuildings, and thriving
barring orchard. The woodland is well timbered
with Cak and cooper shop about so rods from
the Huse. There is also never failing spting
of water. in almost every field on the farm
The farm is situate about four and half mile
North West of Ebensburg, two miles from the
Ebensourg and Carrolton Plank Road, with a
good township Road leading from the Plank
Road through the premises. Any person wish
to purchase farm, would do well to examine
this property, l will sell reasonable
terms
OWEN R. ROBERTS,
March 10th 1858.
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

EeY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
ED of Cambria county, to me directed. there
will be exposed to public sale on the premises on
THURSDAY the 81, day of April, next. at
l O'Clock i'll the afternoon, the following real es-
tate of which Jacob Paul died seized to wit
One tract situate in Richland township, in the
said county, adjoining lands of the heirs of ia
cob Stull decd. on the southwest, lands of Dan
iol Strayer on the north ana lands of the heirs of
John Paul decd. on the south-cortaning two
hundred acres more or less, about seventy acres
of which are cleared and in a good state of cult
vaton A large two story brick Dwelling House
bank Barn, Blacksmith Shop and outhouses
thereon erected-and large apple orchard there
on growing.
ALSO-One other tract, situate in the said
township, adjoining the above described tract on
the south. land of job n r Sdman the north,
land oi Abraham Paul on the east and lands of
the heirs of John Paul dec'G. on the south. con-
tanning seventy six acres and seventeen perches
and allowance. and having saw mill iu good re-
pair thereon erected.
The above tracts of land will be sold ;her
or separately to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchars
money to be paid on confirmation of sale one
third to remain charged upon, the premises, the
interest of which to be paid to the widow, and
at her death the principal to be paid to the heils,
and the balance two equal annual payments, to
be secured by the bonds and mortgage of the
purchaser on the premises.
SAMUEL. S. PAUL.
Trustee of the real estate of Jacob Paul decd,
March 10, 1S5S-4t-17.
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DENTISTRY,

N A. J. JACKSON. Surgeon Dentist
sA will he found at Thomps ms Mount
I1LD ain House, where he can be found
ri week of each month. Office in Johns
lcary opposite the Cambria Iron Store.
lch -. 1856.
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Dr. Henry YeasIey,

FTactlslnS PHYSICIAN, JohnStoWn, ia.
.lCtEneXt door to his Drug Store, col
d Main and Bedford streets.
-gstown, July u, 1852.
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The CassVillc Seminary.
ONLY $3.50 PER QUART Err

HNHIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
IL Gentlemen is unquestionably the cheapest
one of the kind in the land. The expenses for
room rent, furniture, fuel, board and tuition are
only $3.50 per quarter.
Piano Music is only $500 per quarter. All
the Languages and the Ornamentals are proper
tionally cheap. Send for circular. Students
are expected to notify me before coming. Address
JOHN d. WALSH,
Cassville, Huntington CO., Pa.
Feb. "a, 1S5S.tm
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M. IIASSON,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg Pa
LFFlCE adjoining the Post Office.
\ AVs. "a, 1853.
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j. G.. NOON, T.,
ABRAHAM KOPELIN,

Attorney at Law---Johnstown
\FFICE, on Clinton Street, a few doors north
J dthe CORNER Of Main and Clinton.
1 pn7 %. 1873.
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Oboice poetrn.
DEMONSTRATIONS

By CHARLES MACKEY.
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Professional Garos.

&. Id. MURRAY,
mornoy at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
rlCE OPPOSITE CRAWFORD'S HOTEL.
mar17, 1853
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. ,l advertisements must be marked with
mnber of insertions desired, or they will be
mod until forbid. and charged accordingly.
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

ynGISIA DAHn-we find in the Boston Post the fol-
lowing notice of exquisite satuette Of Virginia Dare
executed at Rome by Miss Louisa Lander pupil the
larnen,ed Crawford and lesm that photograph Of rs
In theenhitation al the Cosooran Gallery
The figure, which is about three feet high, represents
fsna t.'e the hrst offspring of English parents born
the scsf o the United States The infant named
from the place Of her birth She the grand daughter
of John White the the colony the time OF
cf the early disastrous expeditions of Sir Walter
Raleigh
Miss Lander represents her Virginia a. though brought up
Indian princess, displaying in her attitude
and beautiful iorm the fearless dignity grace that
such life would mpart The head and fsoe are very
fine exhibiting the thoughulness and spirituality that
would naturally be derived from the dreamy recoiions
Of her early life The figure is semi nudethe draIery
which is charmingy conceived and executed being
like Indian blanket, aud the ornaments wampum
beads This design, possessing the charn OF novelty
and historical interest shows that have in
country rh subjects for sculpture without resorng 10
the old besthen mythology for them The siauette will
probably be received within few months when, We
trust opportunity may be afforded 10 examine tins
beautiful and original work OF art.
Mn Hrrxr has on exhibition at Franklin Philips Fine
Art Gallery fine collection OF his paintings, embracing
great variety Of subjects The stormy c Of Maine,
the exubrant vegetation Of tho oriental tropics, the i'm
posing rush Of Nagaras waters the smilins landscape at
Conway with other equally interesting scenes rcre
sentei with great fidelity The handling OF the tropical
landscapes exquisite and the collection we'll worthy
Of a visit. We shall notice it ia detail hereafter
CHEsArEaKE AND ONO CANAL--There a meeting Of
the legislative committee appointed Investigate. the
condition and prospects Of the canal at Annapolis Fri
day evening last Mr.. kgour presided and able adj
dreS made by Governor Frank Thomas in which
he reviewed the origin OF the canal the difficulties and
esnbarraslneIs under which it has Iabored and le
cent peciry paralysis with which it has had to contend
Miss FANNY MoRAET, who is a fayorite with the nc
tropoaa play goers, commenced engagement last
night at the Washington Theatre, Pauline, in the
q Lady Of Lyons p The after-pieoe 'Slasher and
crasher with Dawson Sasar and ID. Whiting as
casher
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
OF FFICIAL.

nrAkYMrST,
February II, 1855
GIVEN that sealed proposals win he received
deprmenf day soxno for the
any rn,on who f millions "a dollars
noses in exchange for gold Of deposited
c the Mint al fh!sd
New Orleans the assistant
New YORK Chsrlstn s. LOUIS within ten
sys acceptance proposal the authority the
Congress entitled authorize the Of treasury
soaez.' approved 1857
herc uf certificates
i.sue Of the Cn
They payable the order G such httder
agree lowest of IN
-xce~fug ssA WI Garry sssa
rate from the 81 Of such drro~c
Tho proposals without condoD and
other fractional
fartbs cc1inm Five
be exchanged ms'st be dco-
sd frcasury above enumerated whose oed
q depos, sopompany each proposal seoy r
proposal aecr~i imnasaa direc'soAs
l given should be proposals. be
AMI from frgess, this notice they
Aiil nos ooslalnred
All be sealed, and incrse5 on fbe
outside frpsa Treasury Notes They viii be opened al ,
scJaartmeni clock said aiec1ih day Il March
HOWELL OOBB
secretary a The Treasury.
Feb l2-dn Intel Astar
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
Books from London.

TNGAyA; a Tale of the Esquimaux; by r. NJ.
Bailanyne 81 rs
The Coral Islands rne Of the Pacific BY r NJ Balsnype
Lights IN Life by Twoedl.
rs
The Bible Hour rs cents.
Masters and wortmeu; by Sarah Patterson. rs
Flora; a tale. so
RaInhes og a SO
Tho Better Way; by Miss Bslsntype. 80 cents
The Eoby Fanly so
Ubdinis Progressive Drawing book. 81 IS
Dbdin's Advanced Drawing book 81 25
The Broad Line Drax xing book 81.
Wilie's First Drawing Lessons. 80
London and IL sights. 25
Buerhys Ball and the Grasshorpers Feast ooored plates
Coicred plates. e5
The Life of a ship CeJor-d plates. 6s cents
feb - FTANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

CPRING SUPPLIES IN FIRSTILASS DRY
- gceds-we daily opening spring supplies, win
mnch the and comprehensive
European
ics adapted for general family consumption.
price only marked rsn hgures therefore purchaser
prcrchargcd
correspondents send supplies
daily
inhrxible sppiraoa Of rule requiring all
by presented viii scces
able
shall balls monthly for settlement; others
remarkably WHO
July and January Ri be permitted
those periods
n all odd halle be paid prior oelng
We accounts.
We make thls prevent Applications
who siai-t settle bills VIII
greatly prefer discontinue fhir
the
supplies demand the above
parenly stringent rules,
purpose
sle without disturbing the pheasant relations which have existed DC
and ourselves r ser years
FERRY X REpriIfR
Central stores, = bnlding
23-Iotdh opposite the Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
NAVAL

Tie United States ship Germantown, Commander II.
l. Page, arrived ut Bombay the 4th of January last
after voyage of fifty xix days from the Cape of Good
Hope The Germantown had been about li0 days at
sea, out of l51 from the United States Commander
Page had been visited by the senior captain Of the navy
the '.Imaum Of Muscat." who at Bombay suJerin-
tending the building Of fgate fr his government The
authorities at Bombay had shown the officers OF the
mantown every possible courtesy and attention
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
D~n,h Of an Editor

BuuAbo, Feb p DIR Focte, editor of the CONNER
cal Advertiser cf this city died at his residence Sat
uriay. DR. r. American minister 10 Bogota. New
Granada under the administration Of President Harrison
and 30 Vienna under that Of President Fillmore
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
Fre Nerhalsssts Bnyya.

NEw ORLEANS Feb 2z.-Tbc steamboats, Virginia,
Montauk James Montgomery, Sherman, and :. s Prem
tiss, burned opposite the city this morning. Lcss
about $40 000 and fully insured.
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.
i j Brush Navy ls5s.
The caocns Regulations and ordsre for the Army, complete
July.
Cadets; by Capt f,yd Eoyal navy Lpdon
Fire by lAeBt Bengal artillery lnBasa 1857
Les AoaieIr Ia
On sSgnaIizing at Sea Iasnphsf. L.fslaa
Memoranda Mining and MetaTurgy i vo London
Nariar on 1 vol london
Hardvicks Photographic Chetni- iry London is5-.
gsrfthm frncs Trsonosnetrica Surveying Nheis
eneIG, A5cock's
lsss weales md Couoct-
ors Pocket book for 1875,
% TRsSCG TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
7ks lSpanisl- Mer,eaa Dieicsity .&vslcf

NEW YoxK, Feb z2.-1he Havana special oorrespcld-
ent Of the Daily Times writes that the dcuty between
Spain aud Mexico has been definitely settled and the feet
is under orders 10 return io Spain.
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

TINE POLITICAL ECONOMY or ART; by John
II Eu-kiu. NJ A.
Mabel Vaughan py the aufiinr II the Ismrighsrr.
editon az the wavericy Novels.
Erniiwcrfh, just ready vols
Life ana Times Of Barr; hy J farseh.
For sale ny BLANCHARD a AuiUN,
FEB s3-3t Farnham
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FEB I2--aa
CARD.

10 ne Ladies ef ra&hiagon.
n impression having gained ground among the
N LADIES' thai the sf
FANCY IiEss Gooie FROM NEW YORK, ~
establishment, rs TO be OF
ferrd public auc,sn-
distinctly and an~qaivocaly
Sould te rraizs on goods : sskes.
oid gois held beAsy prnGi and
proving aasalah slightly and adj sscd az
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES,
Bu
Choice, Desirable. and Elegant Novelties,
Entirely market the Washington Ladies ST
haJ DAe acteoi cast Of arpsn~scr.
Saturday February ID the hssnce ID t-
remaining unsod VIII be returned Ne~ York
is chance sasg
IlOOE, BROTHER, K 90,
FEB IT-esH avenue Srtwr-n stil and gii SIS
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

DLANKETS AND BED C0MF0KTS.--A very
I'D large siny s1 and sircs from usafim up 10 ertrs
Table diapers, from nirr 20 EXTRA aoc and wide
Pillow sheetnr shtnrs, Al wass. of ihs
best grades
Towels doyhes, and napkins in great rar'ssy-
A 4 snd ffnrr dress goods
saws si1ks largely reduced prrs msHv
nj nnder cn-f
New Suppses from North and Fast daily.
plan figures consequently purchaser
is ovcrclarged
prices and fair deaing relied all
cases. rf1RY & BROTHER
Afennrai Scrcs,r l,oiiding,
Feb I7-ssif osrssns Csntre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
DoatA of ymfge Ean,.

PHLaDmPHtA, Feb. 22. Hon. John X Kane judge
Of the United States supreme court in this district died
last evening al his residence in this city.
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
The R.eamoad CeloSrUsoa.

k'cnsoSD, Feb. zz-lWe have Incorporated our tele-
graphic dispatches into detailed sount Of the cciebra
tiOn. which will be found the first page
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

BEATRICE CEscf.-The literary worsl is Just
what agite by the appearance of two trapslstions Of
Gusrrazzs famous novel Of Beatrice Ceni thai record
love and of crime that has handed down from past
generations Its morality is than questionable yet
probably immense edition Of each translation will
speedily I've sold That by Professor Lngi Monti, of
Harvard University, s decidedly the most correct
These transations doubtless made to satisfy the
public curiosity the history of Bcaariee which
awakened iy the exhibition of remarkable statue of
her, rcocntly executed Ut Rome by young American
artist, Miss Harriet Hcsmer Of Massachusetts,
This statue pleased to learn, will soon he on
exhibition in this metropolis having been engaged at no
small expenditure Of time and money by Mr. Franklin
Philip who will inaugurate with il his Fine Art Gallery,
which promises become Of the ascc~hle r-~crt~ Of
the metropolis The rooms have been fitted up with
great taste hy Mr. Philip at No 522 Pennsylvania ave
mp stairs where the sestor~tim 81 the Resoute
exhitstcd f.,sr
The statue Of Miss H,smcr represents the unhappy
Beatrice she found by the priest Who went to an
nouncc 10 her that she 70 he brhe~ded She
lies peacefully and calmly asleep, her prison oouch,
With rosary at her side II - highly praised at
Rome that beautiful engraving of it pub~hed in
the Tnsra,i Art yoserna' and trust thst Mr.. Phr
viii I've well repaid icr introducing II to metrcrclitsn
audience II viii bc really for exhibition under
stand, early next week, Is ara
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

L>IFTEEN YEARS AMONG THE MORM0NS-
I Tho Narrative Of Mrs. smsh. by n "
Meridian; by Mrs. sgourn~y
The Chess containing the radments Of the game; by n
" Agbei
Mustang Gray by the Hon Jere Clemens author
BARNARD Lie.
Fors sale hy BLANCHARD A NuiiCN,
10 X
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
Wolfe,E SChiedam Aromatic Schnapps

welfe's Schiedam Aromatic SchnapPs.
The proprietor particularly recommends the above schnapl
travelling q
i medicinal properties in the di=ssr-eabe and often dan
effects poanced by change { Visitation which all
travellers a and West particularly hahc shoad
DC careful Purchasing the scbnaTq whole Hoded
The has the proprietor
bottle, cork label fr sale ty All the drugsiss aud
grocrrs.
uIyGITfo WOLFF,
rlec I3-d9mI peT~a Beaver street, New York
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
BY TsELEG RA PA .
TAe 81 Laas Fire

NJ. LOTS, Feb ~ The loss of life az the destruc-
non OF the Pacific Hotel was not 80 great as stated on
sa,udny The following is corrected Inst Of the dead
icnry n Rochester aud Thomas II. Strong, Of Roches
tef IL NJ oFeEsg, Charles Davis, William CunniDgha ham.
oeoise A NFane, Evan J. Watkins, Mr.. johnson, Of
Michigan EphraiIn Do~ne Chicago and Miss Hunter
M'ssiisg ana supposed 10 he dead Bruce McNutt Bark
hadt Mests Paul btcrriil, William Tsyios j. Wagner
snd Dr Lfa on Cincinnati The bodies OF Others have
been found and taken Of the ruin. bat :, much
burned that they cannot be identified Severely injured
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard OF Boston the latter fatally !,
Eihn Hayes, William W. Torrcnoe. Mr. sharpe Mrs
Jonathan Jones. Collections being made provide
attentions for the living and oequies or the dead Is
funeral Of those MOI identified win take place wene
day Other bodies supposed to be IA the ruins and
vigorous search is still being made
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
Tn Dav ia PI44asesfstsa

rHILapFIPHIA, Feb 22 Notwithstanding the slusi
state Of the streets several military companies celebrate
The day 10y parsies Flags displayed by the shi
ping aud from the Psblic buildings
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

WASHINGTON THEATRE
Tusnn EusIso FruxrAm "a,
Second nigh, Of the brief engagement or
MISS FANNY NoRANr,
Who will appear
LUCRETa BoRGA
In thrilling play title rrripocd great care ard
strong cast cf characters
consloaing
s-sIIER AND CRkSITER
-. FANNY AoRaNT rnn possibly remain heyos Frdu, nsrr
az sbe afg"ars in Bos'cn "a the 2ata asi
ngrr orra at :; p~rfurusanos commences atTys.
teb % int-staiesssar
No SOC,
Nos Of he poopeaf Of p s,ls- N Manssota ora,r.d 70
b. hid ~ proclamation No 5s7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
IN sa q tae vacant public nf within the hate m the
ORDERED ~ ypoeiarao No ss7 seIasT s lss7 y, be
held At the land oes tara ae Iiender- n the Territory of
order - President The sh day of Augnss and 9Th scne.r
% wh aut-s the sales ~ e ss according
Commissioner Of the General Land oHoe-
frb as--alw Iln,ca. ss.r-l
Furniture, Furniture.
WYE have lust received large addition 10 our
w sock of cabinet and other furniture which has s,en
Up tnss and eIgnns ayIe 10 order bs workmanship
which e warrant cf N. b-~s qnshty
FARoR SUITES CoaTTETE
waipu and mahogany spcssrred
sa CENTRE .ir sisg-rns
~hsAs ner and mansel glasses xat with marble slabs snd
brnrk~s
cHAxrEx sF1s oourrHrE
acd oak, hsodeorees ornam~nsed IN gold.
scd wsinu, and shcxsny carved hst .nsccd gold and
Towers wHh osisr i~inf>d sSs, an coscrr.
DINING ROOM
Oak walnut usbovapy, and cherry dnns tables. n
eight twenty
0mk, wsinvs mahogany srd ssdsrs dining
O~k wsfnwt srd nnahrgnnv Nsehssrdr with marble
Shelves ke. ~nam~as-s bsck-
feather nEIs BasrERs, AND rTIIoNs
eurl~ b.sk ami bu~k and
OFFICE DESKS cHAiRs AMI sAIAxANpsE sATEs
Mryr ws~v. pss-rf satsnnna~r hr uo safs
s~carea nv r~l~s~as~a Ia R~He lock =
variety s-i-'-s- hures-s wsrirsh~ wshsians
snd rts karh
cA2rs All ~ which ssd
cnsh cr srprov-d pslsrr MssrrsuR 90,
F-e gs-e~vn Nos $50. 5Gs and s3l sevc-ft
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

rOSMOG0NY.-Cosm or, the Mysteries Of
CrrsioR being ADsiys Nasurs stated
q ,c c-~tcn uproa a-veirwsu,
,s,ing cf God towards nstsr ~ Tbcsnss A.
by A TAYLOR NArRy.
ls-fi 1ssteskSssrl BsA4 4-l,~r~. nesr -trcz
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
Mrrk1-

SEw YoRK, Feb. 22.-Cotton Is buoyant-sales Of
5000 bales upland mddng, liz cents, Flour Is firm
sales Of $500 bbls State, s4 80 . - IS Wheat
very dull and prices nominal. Corn ID eaaee
of 1000 bushels white, 81 s82 cents yellow, 66
6s cents Provisions quiet and generally unchanged
Whiskey is dull Groceries quiet Aoaasees is NOM
nsly lower at 30 81 cents Spirits tsxpcntne closed
firm Resin is heavy at 81 Al. Rice n frm Freighss
dull
The Washington union., 1858-02-23
Hi % Baa.

PiuIADKLPaIA Feb. 22.-Mn. Fitzwilliam, whose
animation has been pending for several days charge
~ attempting TO poison her brother family has
loen held to bail for trial The testimony strongly i'm
peates her The servant girl who examined recog-
nsd the plate which the poisoned pie soat and
stated that the prisoner broke up two similar plates
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

Grover Il Bakers Family sewing Machines.
Get tL be~ ns r-rrl<- -r.~y scdy ato~ld Asss
YNHESE MACHINES are unquesonalty the best
or market Nc w~H rccuis~d family anrd % 90 si
GRoyER BAKER msohr n.de expressly for i~Hn
They MAKE s~h wis 'ee threads are 70
fastened r every f"Fa ~"1n we
dwrsha~ -S-n fnsn enh ~ enSss
hy band sb,. sk -es ~sh sqss
fa1lns, Wy sers cfsnge 81 sI"~as r..u,.
ua~tsoe
rrarirr "a
sas gtrrsis.y, New York
IAN 10 Inf
The Washington union., 1858-02-23

We find the following in the Herald of Freedom
Of February Is, which seems TO confirm previous
report by telegraph Of the same fact:
We stop the press TO announce that the legislature
has closed its sesion and the bill providing new cons
tutionsi convention it is reported has failed for
the governors approval.