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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

Revolutionary Anecdote One of the regi-
ments in the battle af Bennington was COM
manded by Colonel, who. when at home
was deacon. He was calm, sedate, de-
termined man. and went to the battle because
he was irnpelled by a sense of duty. His
whole parish was in his regiment; so was his
beloved pastor, without whose presence and
blessing they scarcely thought themselves in
d way to prosper. The Colonel was ordered
by Gen. Stark to reinforce one CT lie wings,
which was suffering severely. He marched
at the instant with his forces. but as slowly
and composedly as if ne had been marching
to conference meeting. The officer IN
command of the corps to be relieved, fearin Z
that be should be compelled to give way,
sent to hasten the Colonel Tell 'em we're
coming" said be, and marched steadily on
4 second messenger came, with the intelli-
gence that the wing was beginning to fall
back. That will maze room for US. Tell
EN- we're coming, rops;;;olt t ttia Colonel. with
unmoyed c0untenance and unaccelerated
pace. 4 third messenger reached him,
just As hiss troops emerged from behind a
coppice, in full view of the enemy, whose
balls now began to whistle around them.
HALT" commanded the Colonel; "form col
unn and attend prayers" And there, in
the face of the enemy. did the regiment pause
while solemn prayer was offered for their
success in the deally struggle they were
about to begin Prayers being ended the
Colonel addressed his men in speech, which
| for brevi:y, conciousness and vigor, may
bear comparison with any that Caesar OIL
! Napoleon ever addressed to their troops
Soldiers, said he, .'our wives and children
arc in the rear, the Hessiaas are in front
give it to them They did ''give it to them
ani that band of mercanaries melted awal
before these Christian soldiers, as the host
of the uncircumcizad Philistincs meltet
away before the armies of Israel Req
Ftiay H. IFhite.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09
ObeYing ORD ers.

A certrin General of the United States Ar
my, supposiug his favorits horse dead order
ed an lrishman TO go aud skin him.
What, is Silver Tail deadT asked Patrick.
What is that you?' said the officer. do a.
bid you, and ask me no questions
Pat rent about his business, and In about
txo hours returned
Well Pat. where have you tesn all thi,
time? asked the general
SHINING your horse, your honor
Did it take you two hours to perform tbs
operation
No your honor, but then you see it took
me about balf an hour to catch the horse
Catch him J.! Fire and Furies vas hs
alive?'
Yes, Jour honor. and I could not skin
him alive you know
Skin him alive dii you kill him?'
To be sure l did, your honor! and sure
you know must obey orders without asking
questions
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

Intrinsic Worth.

rs not the bird Of brightest winS
Doth loftieSt soar or sweetest sing;
rtri'iant pIumage who would mark
.io piuions Of the warblmg lark!
..... lie gai'y painted flower
.4a' sweetest blnoms in wood or bower,
e. ,,~,,t # hurnjls raien
Erel.a,s Quits fragrance all unseen.
'.r.. ..l .ae sparkling lountain'a low
fe' e,.dlen: most the vale below,
-~c Silent dew. the gentle rain
N... rIo-e refresh the thirsty plain.
r p the costly pearl or gem
Il1ttrns the lovliest diaden;
TIE .rnuncnts that most adorn,
Are by the lowly spirit worn.
rs not the faircst fmm or face
That most reveals the spirit grace;
..e noble virtues Of the mind
L. deep within tie soul enahrIned.
Iii No! the man Of shining parts
Ias .tr,ngest sway DER human hearts,
I'm hr Of sympathctie soul
III. wj'i.ng passi ,ns doth control
-, aot the boasting Pharasee
W,o finds acceptance for his plea;
Iaa routrite heart alone wilt bring
To- heaven pleasing Offering
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09
geIe1t Doetrn.
Ls. Ne E.iss Him for MS Mother.

Le. Ne Eiss Him for MS mother.
tie funeral # a Young man who died of
.-rer IN New O,:rap@ drrinz the last autum,
7.J lady ra-c Gtw".1 as lis q, liu was TO be
~. a-d saado tie above rcqucss
"les r- hiss hir Gor he mothCr;'
Il. i licndless md alone;
3, Lis te,th-couch stoc2 no brother.
.rcat'cl y'.r him 20 mothers moan.
S;sa7scr Ian .s have smoot,.elhis pillow;
Strangers lay him in the grave;
C-n.e there n: arrosS the bill1~
whispered raycrs the loved to save?
|s.rot t,t,for.l mntLcr pleading,
'llii her car.s. through silent night;
or ".7s sle nuwarnod. unhccding;-
s,a' C, ler spirits light?
..,v til. f.na + !e-us hold her
Wler ,..l, wave of sorrow breaks;
NJ + the Flt1er', !rvc eufo,d ler.
B'essirg even whi!e he take.
LIT ne 5.s* Aim Gr IS lna,her,"
i,r bear = uotAer'a heart;
Z n@r.g. tI.agh So- Al, thcr,
Ic-al.; ne n15ther's part.
=, lpon ~ ira'nc Is creeping.
@l' my heart Is yet uncL.!!ed;
.arse o,l eycs ar--d;m with weeping.
E.7 he heart So ,..;e!y stiiIed-
:. ue k;.e aiu f.- his I.oth"'.'
IN NY lips her love shall rest;
1t me ki.s him for his mother"
re the tur: lies on bis breast.
IRENE
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The Hod Carrier. er.-Who supports faui-
ly of eight children and two dogs Oh dollar
a DAY displays more true heroisn than is re-
quired to effect conquest CD battle field
SO says an exchange. In this view it is con
soling to know that the age of chivalry viii
never die until architects find substitute fol
bricks and mogter.
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The Craze Digger Miserable maui"
said an officer, was passing by grave digger
after battle, why, you have just tumbled
10 man VINO still breathed!"
oh sir" replied the grave digger. ''it is
easy to see that yoI are not accustomed to it
as am IF | were to stop and listen to them
there never be one of them dead"
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Death ofthe H,stor Al. HalIam

Almost at the same moment that the an
nouncement of the death of the illustrIous
American bistorirn, William Ii. Prescott,
reaches Europe, we receive here the iutelli-
gcnce of the death OF the TO less illustrious
English historian. Henry Hallam. Mr..
HalIam died on the 22d January at the
great age of 81 years Among the histo-
rians,'' says the London Times, we doubt
whether there is 10 be found one equal to Mr..
Hallam in imparlia1ty. There have been
historians as erudite as he, not less acute.
more inspiring as thinkers. more elegant as
writer's; but for stern justice he is probably
without a rival There are few literary men
who have reached an eminenec to be COM
pared with that of Mr. Hallam, of whose
personal history so little is known to the
great public. That he was born in or about
177S. that be was educated at Eton, that
from Eton he passed to Christ Church. Ok
ford, and that at this University he took his
degree in 1899, are ALMOST all the facts of
early life which has been published. In 1918
he gave to the worlG the first, and, perhaps.
the greatest, of his works, the Fietc Of the
State Of Europe during the Middle ages.
He waited nine years and then gave to the
world his Constitute i,nal HIST rycf England
from the Ac~ession Of Henry w. to the
De1th of George H.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

N,oler riU Out The Vicksburg Sun OF
lie l5Ih says, that some four years ago a
saD named solomon Northam, residing IN
NsI2eu2 county. owned u negro woman WHO
ha away from hm. After she returned, he
I'd ler hat if she ever ran away again he
''9.d kill her. She again fed, a7d after re-
l.n!ag out for short period, she returned,
aad as soon as he discovered her, he took
.I'she' aud literally cut her to pieces IN the
'e'eacl Of three witnesses, but so much
4ead had they of this fend Northam, who
~'satened to gerye them 10 the same manner
had the negress if they revealed what had
<'asPred, that they kept the secret OF the
-''ler until he was arrested, four years sub
yciani, %heu they testified against hun.
,~'aam is now confined in Jail in lsraoqena
"'U'!, awaiting his trial
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

The Cuban Question "A letter to the
Charleston Courier, dated Havana, February
10. says.
Words will not readily convey to you an
idea of the deep and excited state of feeling
caused in this city upon the receipt here, per
the last steamer but one from New York, of
the report from the committee of Foreign AZ
fairs upon Mr. Shdelfs bill to grant thirty
millions of dollars to the President to reopen
the negotiations with Spain for the purchase
of this island.
The Spariards affect to sneer at the idea,
! reminding one ofthat eiass of men wLo laugh
when they ar" aDery. They have a story
| going the roup5s among them. which they
hug to thei. hearts, that Isabel Seganda has
said: As the frs. Isable sold her jewels to
surply Columbus with means 10 discover Cuba
aud place it under the Spanish flag. so tho
second Isabel viii sell her jewels to preserve
this island 10 her successors Nous Ferron,!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

ChGppcd Rands-A good recipe is almoud
oil or sweet oil, 3 ounces. spermaoeti, oun-
ces. pulveTized camphor, | ounce: dissolve
in an earthen vessel by the aid of heat. and
stir while it is cooling. Apply night and
! morning.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09
E a speaker enlarging on the rascalit

Il d speaker ehlafging ON tne ! 1sc7t'tJ
of the devil, got off the following:
Il tell you the devil is an old liar ; for
when I was about getting religion. he told
me that if did get religion | could not 60
into gay company, and lie aud cheat, or any
such thing, but have found him out- to be a
great liar"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

Il. 20 We often speak Of being settled in
IN i've We may as well think of casting anchor
d, s MIDST OF the Atlantic ocean, or talk Of
rr.p armament situation Of q stone that is
'""'s tovu b!!!
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a. Hs Gran dmother. 10 YOU want some
YES ny dear child"
,r naId' Then go to the store and buy
'~'' and will give you part"
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

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the following complimentary stanzas engraved On pa1rh
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THE ACT0CRAT.
The Czar's proud banner IA m 'urled.
Ger lands that circle half tue world:
1twaye from Chin to kronstadt-
Is there greater Autoc1ut?
Fut then. Us only half the world,
Ger which his banner Is unfuried:
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The l'reakfdst-tahle Autocrat.
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SITE rights 70 aad se!i the Care III be taiea
receive Patented article right for sale that u uot
possessed Of kenuua e1t: betax the Of the
tto maintain character worthy entire confidence
Of Ill Hho uAy Nah to purchase An1 useful improve
mentA TRlPP. HALE / CO..
No. 1u9 Lake tueet.
1UN4HE8:
Nr1. Jones No. & GutaUe: s., Boston: 2. Il Field /
Co.. klry y. Ho:soo: lanes y. Hais Nix =. boHoa:
~ B4usA Water S. Chlcaeo; Non Pierre ~ st.sa
e.. ChicAsoj A. }. AuspaJ Bur!inHtop7 X; J; rnvp'
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, 1859-01-07

WHOLEsALE AND ETAIL
NEW YORK 8. B0sTov PRICES.
FAcrs WORTH Uown8,
80 per Cent saved In tho Purchase.
Shearer, Paine & Strong,
Having Removed 10
JONES' NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
NO. 2oa RANDOLPH ST..
Asenov prepared o exhibit To taeIr cid ccsson7 and
10 the public generally.
The Largest and Best Assorted
STOCK OF FURNITU K E
WEST OF NEW YORK,
Which tttey asYc recently received md sss nov opao.
lnE. eonstdtnk IN paEt Of
Nehogany, Rosewood and Walnut
PAR koR RNITu uRE, j,
In Bzoeateile. DeIAtac. P1zsa a2d Hais Cloth.
Enamelsd. Oak, Chestn1t, Mohogany Rossv'd
CH 4 n Il Z Il SET rs,
ossz T.: IA Ess R Re- 9 E e
-ALbO-
Az E1tec=rs vadety Of Moaeea7zy: waln9. aad Rose-
yood Tsse ~ Te:s., ~ = 02ass ta:ios 1aa:51 Eas{
hhcAl1~ AaA14. ceE34 GQ3tfA Uf2QA EOuctE3 kEt
L7u1xe1 nASe5aA MAfole!on Centre Aad Pe7 fables
Bureaus and E!deboardA Pateat Spring Beds Curle1
air. Cotton 211 Husk. p1co and EXceIAqr Mxttsr.ses
Elae Rcsh Sta1 Ch2.zs, CA.ved Oak Extension Tablek
Osk Dnaz Ct a1 Caae Sea: Ch.i-y Of every desptioo
--AI4su-
DINING ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
r; GREAT VARIETY.
6ood1 Manufactured Hsrs To o.ds, oat Of ths
BEST MATERIALS.
We Sre eorf4at:y r.c.!yiak tpu BHrAkER JONES
Nav iarx. nHd SdE4RER / PAINE. Boatoc. Ma11.
tA.ta1err~) the
LATEST PATTERNS
Most Approved styles of Goods,
Which will make 1t ceAt iaduceuea 70 those
FURNISHING HOTELS IND H0ISE
To examine or E:oek hetpre send:nG Ea.s.
No u.,..e: VISITING TIE CITY roa ~.iL puzouAzE
Or PuASlTCRE aaoal1 tAlI 10 x.r,i?e
OUR NJ MAMM 9TH STOCK
Before Max ~ tae.r P1c-1~.eA
go tho Public at Largo
Te ae prepared - osove taat P1snlt.e t..uy
Grade, tFotn the h!tcaen 10 tho P2-:;p
viii be Furnished from Oar Ntabli .tanent ut
Prices Lower taaa a1y House in the We.t-
sHEAREIk, PAINE d. sTR,:;t:,
co3 RANDOLPH STREET,.
lstlkns51
, 1859-01-07

F. =. Glcavcr's Prize Medal Honey
s,iF the only Eenuae will be found best Toilet soap
u1e- possessing free Aad creamy lAsher lasting md
delicate perfume. and xa7s1ted not 10 inure tue skin.
beware Of CO ruterfeIA
F.a cleAvcrs Muak and Extra Rce0ted Brown Nlrd.
gar and Ggceztne 6aapa- Also, SpouRccoua Tooth Pow
De-. 70! the teeth and be had s respectable
Drus. Grocer and Fancy ssnres Ia the Emitted Ssates
ManufactoT in London. Wholesale and Retail at J. IL
REED CO.. IA anll4s Lskest. Chicago. oc.ls t:{ 3n