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

Ination his week |
EyAiiourned Court still in Session, In
49,. case of Wat. vs. DR.. Maugher, action for
NJ, Practice, the Court to day granted g lew
ia, N On motion Of Defendant.
~zv-rao.. 3 MDerm;tt will please accept !
"a for a very valuable present Ia the |
..-., }, an elegant engraving. Our motto
:. ANAL favors thankfully received. and lar
,.r one. in proportion"
WANTED.
plate 0! butter from the cream of q
'joks."
A email quantity Of tar supposed TO have
,.an lef, where the Israelites pitched their
tents.
II. original brush used il painting the
...signs Q! tic times"
bu,ke. Of water from ''AIl's wen.'.
so,c With which man was washed over
board.
TIE staap vhioh Is used to shorPen tae
waters edge
The psnci! wi;h which Britannia ruled tho !
wave
ror,.ca Of Tie yeast used in rsising the
wind.
dine frou, the moon when she gave
change for the last quarter,
The saucer tlat belonged 10 the cup OF sor-
Afsrcc made OF tbe railing OF acoIdiag
wife.
The chair in which the sun seta.
The hammer which broke up the meet
Ng
A buckle TO fasten the laughing stock.
Kcgs from n nest OF thieves.
Hinges and lock from tue trunk Of an ele-
phaDs.
sketch from politicians views.
4 CONVERTED VILLAoE.-It is stated that
in one of the villages of the town of Sims5ury,
c., there is not au adul. to be found who
Ia. not been converted.
The LEGISLATURE Both branches of the
State Legislature have agreed to adjourn on
Thursday, the 22d of April--or month from
the present time. Many impor,an. bills are
IT, TO be acted upon.
AqPoIsrMEyIs By THE q tsovERSoR.-Joseph
Clark, Of Armstrong county. to be Inspector
Of Domestic spirits, of Philadelphia James
Allison, of Mifflin county. Measure of Corn,
Salt Coal and Lime. Philadelphia. William
Comely, Philadelphia. Auctioneer. Uri-
an S. Losc, Commissioner 10 take acknowl-
edgeneBls Of deeds Eln,ira. New York. Sol
omon Fogel, Sealer of Weights and Measures
for Lebigh county.
Az EXECUTION PREvESEEp ARREsTINe
| THE SHERIFF The Pacific Christian A5ro-
cite, printed at Portland, Oregon, Feb 9th,
reports that great excitement las been caused
70 Pierce and Thurston counties, Washing
ton Territory, by the execution Of the
Indian Chief Leschi, who convicted of
ihe murder ef Mr.. j. Is. Moses. IN Novem-
Der, 1886, aud sentenced to be hanged on
tae 22d Of January, 1853. The delay be-
tween the first trial and the sentence was ow-
ing TO a second trial, writ OF error, &c,
Gov. NJ Mullen was requested to respite the
~,.s5uer until the President Of the United
l a,s;1s cauld be heard from, but he refused
Tr1a L. 8. Officers at Fort Steilacoom thou't
-. hi ought to DO treated prisoner o:
ar. because Mr. Moses was killed after the
late Indian war broke out. On the day ap-
pointed for the execution the Sheriff was ar
rested on warrant issued by the United
States Commissioner, charging him with the
crime Of selling liquor 10 the Indians. ano
iqvnE the process. had thereon. the period
ran.ed IN tie death warrant for the execution
eIpired, and Lescki was no; hanged.
GgWe find in one of car exchanges th
following liitle lyric, entitled. "The Loc
Knot" by Nora Perry. The tying Up Of
Young mans heart with bonnet string, or
ringlet, is a sweet old story to which the worl
ALWAYS listens; but it never has been NOR
dainty told before.
Tying her bonnet under her chp,
She tied her raven riGgiets in,
But not alone il the silken snare,
Did she catch her lovely floating hair,
For tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young man 's-heart within.
They were strolli-g together up the hill,
y Where tho wind comes blowing merry and Chi
= And il blew .he cur!s a frolicsoIne race
2 All over the happy peach colored face,
TIL scolding and laughing she tied them in,
Fl Under the beautiful dimpled chin.
And it blew a color. bright as bloom
: Of the pinkest fuchsia's tossing plume,
All over the cheeks of the pretieSt girl
4 That ever imprisoned romping curl,
Or, in tying her Bonnet under her chin,
Tied young mans leart within.
!. Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Ma6der, and nerrier, chiler still
= The western wind blew down and played
' The widest tricks with the little maid,
rs, tying her bonnet under her chin.
She tied Young mans heart within.
oh western wind. do you think it was fair