Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-20
oEN AND SCISSORS.

- In cODecd" .
,,;.,.on of our paper last week until Sat
"" I,v for the purpose of laying before our
~" lsr. the official returns of the election in
& .ouuty. we arc compelled to issue half
,.., this week in order to get back to our
.,uI,r publication day
t.,,,v suNuEE.-We are now enjoying de-
c,hfrl Indian Summer weather The air
,srccctly transparent, and the breczes soft,
W b,lD,y and pleasant This is truly the
for contemplation, and opens the hearts
van the cold and selfish to benevole nc~.
~, faded and discoored foliage of the trees.
=, ,videnccs of decay we everywhere see
.,rrd US remind US that Autumn is about
t,ke his departure. and that Winter is
..,.r ot the door" bringing back to our
,.,rt. the solemn warning that, though we
az he in the spring of life, there is an au-
o,r existence which will be followed
l., ,ho u;nter Of death. \ reliable author
i1r,rms US that this charming season is called
l., Summer from the Aborigines, who
.aJ;or. that it is caused by wind which
.,wes Immediately from their great aud be-
,,volent G God, Cantantowwit. or the South
-osterp God. who is superior to all other be-
;rc. who sends them every blessing they
,,;ov and to whom the souls of their fathers
>, after their dcceasc.
MI William Simons Fashionable Tailor,
has removed his shop to the room lately occu-
Nal BY A. Blain, barber, on Centre street,
,nc door North Of Colonade Row. Mr. ST.
aors is like q medical gentleman Of our as
g.intancc, "son.@' on ITS. He merits pat
rnsss.
TT 1t is now universally conceded by all
PARSONS qualified to judge, that Grover and
hsrs Sewing Machln IS are the best in the
u.rlet They merit the commentator they
tvrEhcrc receive.
DlGp, This morning at o'clock of Crour
asGgAx son Of DR.. d w aud Maria Lewis,
,gei 2ycars and months.
AZ referring to the Nit. Vernon pur-
chase. the Baltimore A,acricdm says: The
sum to be Yaid is S200,000 $4,000 ,rcre
raid at the signing of the contract The
trst iDstalmeut of S47 900, due January l .
1850. IS nor rcody to be pail, and it is ho-
ped to raise the entire purchase sum during
The present year, in order to take possession
On the coming - of February.
EE History, We believe, has failed to re-
cord what We stated in the papers. that
the hrs: settlement in N.w England was not
At P!ymourh. bus at PhrIIp>burg. Maine. y
"uicmcnt was made III this town by SiI
ieorge Popham and one hundred cclonists
M England. in August, l641 --more than
,ytccn years before the lauding of the Pill
INNS At Plymouth
w will soon haze n telegraph to Kansas
We clip the following from the LcavcuwortI
pUaH
TuE Onward" is the wor,
'il the telegraph, Fifty miles of poles hao
ycn erected when NJ Drake left Lexing
Ton, on Oct 81 BY this time it is sixty
.a. S,abLins is building at the rate Of thrc
niles each dag. SO that. admitting thcr
hall be no delay, the work can be complete,
odi, place hy December.
NG MorpuY, the American chess player
n teen astonishing the Parisians BY repeat
q Bis extraordinary performances of playing
q. games with eight separate players, a
"lnd the same time. without the boards
w. Norphy won six Of tine games, and th
her two were drawn The play lasted 70
-n hours during which time Mr. Morph
never took the slightest rcfreshmc!,t, ard j
he conclusion do not appear TO be muc
.,igucj
EsA Correspondent of tho Nick-lur
lr"e Nouthron, Whiting from Livingston
qll>on county Mississippi. on the 2Sth ult
Ays that within a mile Of his hou5elresid
The grand neice of Oliver Cromwell. TIL
ry is Mrs. Anna Maria Lowe. widow
cures Lowe Her maiden name was Cr
' and she came from North Carolina
alison county with her late husband. III,
sler John Crowell, was the son of job
DWELL or Cromwell, the brother Of Oliv,
rUmwell
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