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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30

EXTRAORDINARY CALANITY.-A letter from
Taganog, in the east sea of Azoff. of the oath,
states that three days before. a terrible calamity
tefell that town. The weather being beautifully
fine. many Of the inhabitants of all classes, were
on the ice - some distance from land. All at
once violent tempest came on, and me sea.
breaking up the ;ce, rolled IL the land With ex-
trioriinary violence. 1t even broke oEer the
cliffs near the town, and filed extensFSe valley
with W ter Transforming literally into marsh
The woman, who had bsen left at hosae, assem-
hled on the ghts and tops Of houses Offering
up prayers 70 Providence TO spare tss lives OF
persons on the ice or out az sea Soon alter.
dead bodies, friehtf-lly mutilatel. Bsgan 20 roll
in. and persons were seen on large fragments OF
the broken ice. running to an2 iro In terror, OF
/ apparently delberatjng as TO what could be done
Il is impossible to tell haw many persons perished
but the rumber was considerable. In addition,
many fsherman were out at sea, and Il is feared
tat they haze perished.-E SIisa i7lper.
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Drorers US FnpS.--Dinner was spread in
the cabin of that peerless steamer, the Net0
World and splendid company we're assem-
bled about the table. Among the passengers
thus prepared for gastroDomjc duty, was
little creature of the genus fop. dccked dain-
lily as early butterfly, with kids of an ir-
reproachabie whi'eness. miraculous neck
tie, and spidel-Ijke euizzing- glass on his
nose. The delicate animal turned his head
atfcctedly aside with
"Watal -
'-Sah q
'Bwiug me the pwopellah of female
woostah
'Yis, sah'
and waitah, tell the steward to wub my
plate with a vegetable wulgawlg called on
ion, which viii give a delicious aayaW to my
dinnah ~
While the refined exquisite wos giving his
orders, Jolly Western drover had listened
with open mouth and protruding eyes When
the diminutive creature had finished, he oro't
his fist down upon the table with force thai
made every dish bounce, aud then thunderec
| out
"Here you gaul- -darned ace of spades !!
''Yis, sah."
Bring me thuuderin' big plate of skunk
gizzards! !"
'Sah 2"
And, old ink-pot, tuck horse-blanke
under my chin, aud rub me down with brac
bats while feed !"
The poor dandy showed a pair of strai9h
coat tails instauter, aud the whole table JoIl
ea IN tremendous roar"
!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30
CHAPTER II.

-Four months had passed ere Harry was
again able to leave the mats whereon he had
reposed, in an utter prostration. The fever
had at last left hiic. but he was very weak.
Ahtawahta had clung to him with singular
devotion, and had been true to her promise
Aided By couple of aged squaws, she had
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30

''Ma," said little boy the other day. I.is
that ugly clothing merchant up town, he
brew p
Yes. I believe he is )
"Well then, if he had wife wouldn't she
be O Shebrew -
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'lhr Scliooja,as'er, do you..k algebra?'
'.Algebra? Ne but [ know his father Col.
Bray. AID the girls, too" This IS cousin
to the man who Didn't know mathematics.
dut knew Jim Mates ike a book.
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A commissioner said to an insolvent debtor
pray, how could you wilfully, and with
your eyes open, contract snoh number OF
debts, with no means to pay them = isis. .
said the insolvent, Il never wilfully contract
ed debts--I done my best to enlarge them
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sI- Down east there resides certain NJ
D. Ore very cold night, he was aroused
from his slumbers by very loud knocking
at the door. After some hesitation be went
to the window, and asked.
'sWho's there 2"
GA friend"
'What do you want 2"
s'W ant to stay here all night"
''Stay there, then," was the benevolent
reply.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-30

Fool Proverbs. drunk yourself ard
say your neighbor staggers.
Stand oD your head and say the world Is
upside down.
Spend your time in poking in cess pools.
and wonder that you get yourself dirty.
Mind everybodys business and wonder at
their ingratitude.
Stone a dog, and wonder that he barks at
you
Act like Satin through the week. and
wonder that you don't feel good on Sunday.
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GlisfelIolgeous.
from the Red, White and Blue. 7
TIE POISONED ARROW.

A sToRY 0F FRoaT1RR LIFE.
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~ cATr. n D. ALEXANDER, I. :. a.
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w Shut the Printing Omco door.
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81 Tao darks hour ia jnss before dawn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08

B1- Our neighbor of the Eaqmrer, it
seems, has met with n little incident calcu-
lated to relieve the every day monotony of
editorial life. In its leader, Wednesday
evening, the Enquirer sets forth that the
Mr.. Bridegame, who came here few weeks
ago, and bought an interest in the Ea9Hirer
Office, from Mr. Whit:lesey, eloped, one day
last week, since which he has not been
heard from; and, moreover circumstances
have been developed such as to induce the
belief that the fellow is swindlng scoHn-
drei, According to the Enquirer, Mr.. Bride
game came here representing himself to be
Virginia editor, and made so fair show
of money, talent, and Democracy, as to in
duce Mr. Whittlesey to offer to sell him half
his paper, and make him joint proprietor OF
rhe concern. A bargain was struck, Bride
game giving his obligation to make the first
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payment on the lst of July. He was then
brought out as big gun in this Democratic
fort-pufed, polished. and exhibited by the
editor with the defiant air of the captain of
a small fortress when n second hand gun is
cleaned up and reared or the walls. Fort
Enquirer was now a stronghold; il was pre-
pared to lombard the opposition with killing
effect, from this time until the Charleston
Convention, and from that time until the
election of Douglas-an event it would be
one Of the principal means of bringing
about. The gun was loaded, primed, and
went off
The Virginia editor, who turned out TO be
only Pennsylvania dntchman, forged tel
egraphic dispatch requesting him to meet a
sick brother in Cincinnati, and he left on the
cars, promising n speedy return. He has
not vet returned and when last heard from
was vending his way northwest. lie left a
large board bill aud tailors bill unsettled,
and besides borrowed a moderate sum of
money before starting. Information has been
received establishing his financial delinquen-
cy in other places, and moreover his thiev-
ing propensities. His name has been hauled
down from the Ehquirer's flag, leaving that
of A. T. WhittleSey to fiutter alone. Bride
game has evaporated. Althoughbut recent
ly welded to the Enquirer, and permitted
only short time to lie on its sheets, the
Bride has been divorced, and the game dis
covered. We sympathise with our neigh.
Dor, and wish him better luck in his future
alliances.
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REPoRTER OF THE SUPREME CoURr.-Gor-
don Tanner is announced as a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Reporter of the
Decisions of the Supreme Court, at the cleo
ton in October, 1860. VIM. S. Lamb. for
many years the excellent Clerk Of the Per-
ry County Circuit Court, is a candidate for
a nomination, by the Republican Conven-
ton, for the Clerkship of the Supreme Court.
He is as well qualified by experience an apt
ness for the duties of the Office as any man
in the State. His party could not make 4
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TCOH,Bsaaicdted.


Mr.. EDIToR:-lf it were generally known
that any particular portion Of our mercan-
tile community pursued such course as is
adopted by our millers, what would be
thought of them? II, for instance, the dry
goods men, or grocers, combined TO charge
twenty per cent. more for their goods than
the same goods were worth in any market
in the country, what would be thought of
them? But if they pursued this course to
such an extent as to partially injure the sale
of large quantity of their goods, and that
they were compelled to seek other markets,
at ruinous loss, and that this was contin-
ued from season TO season, what would all
sane people think Of them Yet, this is the
policy acted on by our miiicrs; we have
the highest market Tor flour in the Union
and this is kept II y" Icrilicing large guam
titles Of -four ~ Ne,. ,rlcans. A more lib
eral policy would secure The sale of every
barrel of city mad, it-ur at home. at remu-
nerative prices and mills in (he interior,
which enjoy the advantage OF our city mills
narrow policy, would be compelled to seek
other markets, or sell here at far rates; it
will never do for millers to be Speculation in
| -four; they must remember that
a. bird in hand is better far
Than two that in the bushes are. -
Let them be more liberal, and more just
let them take wisdom from the past, and
they will be rewarded by safe home de-
mand for every barrel of their flour.
The article has been sold in the last wee L
for seven dollars and half in this city,
while in New Orleans the same flour brought
six dollars, freight, commission, and interest
included. am not uncharitable enough 10
wish them more OF, the same luck, but
think it is time to be guided by the course
tue millers pursue in Cincinnati, where they
generally give twenty per cent more lor
wheat, and undersell our worthless considera-
Oily. o. f... I4 4. .
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geS- A bill is now before the Philadelphia
Council, providing for the sale of bread by
the weight instead of BY the lump. 1t is bit
terly opposed by many OF the bakers, who
appear to claim some peculiar right to ex-
emption from regulations TO which farm
ers, merchants, and tradesmen must sub
init, for public protection. Not only the
weight of bread but the quality of ingredi-
entS used in baking, should be a matter OF
legal relations. Honest bakers do not use
unwholesome ingredients, but that some
purchase sour and musty -four, and SECURE
it by unhealthy ingredients, is entirely GER
tain.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. The
Evansville Library association ackuow ledge
the receipt from the Department OF the In
terror, Washington, d. g., of one set of the
Annals of Congress, in AZ volumes, from
1871 TO 1924, which valuable work is fur
nished 10 the Association by the government
at the request and instance of the Hon. W.
E. Niblack, to whom the thanks of the As
sociation are due, and are cordially rendered,
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D6- The wheat crop, in every quarter, IS
represented to be in excellent condition la
Maryland and Virginia it is being cut, and
the yield viii be large and unsurpassed in
quality. In Tennessee, il is abundant
though slightly damaged by the fly
Alabama, North Carolina, aud Texas report
favorabiy. In Southern Illinois, says
the Bellville Democrat, Harvesting is going
on in good earnest, and we are pleased TO
learn that the yield is very heavy mo rnst.'
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es- The Peru Qll.) Commercial says that
young man, lately a member of one of the
aristocratie families of Ireland, died in that
place short time since, in the most abject
poverty. When he came to America he had
about seventeen thousand dollars in. none.
rF .
but too free use whisky soon pu. an end
to his fortune, and finally to his life. He
died in an old shed, on some straw used rs
a bed for dogs.
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~c0.uR THs.N.Gs GIN. BE DOVE

som. six or sevtn wears since, Il. II. COOK com
nIenced what most Of the people called ons-ho
s,acery with wagon 10 deliver his goods 90 his
customers The undertaking was looked mon az
q hnmbug, and hs failure was predicted. But L
think he did not fail, and now can furnish greater
variety of substantial and fancy Groceries than any
other house in the West, and quito as cheap.
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By PhotO-LithOgrsphic Fac-similes, in miniatur,
Of every genuine note Of every solvent Bank
ia the United States and Canada
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With fac-simile Of the genuine Notes before YOU,
how can yOu take the bad?
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AYERS AcuE cuRE:

which neutTaiizes this malarious psison In the
blood and stimulates the liver TO expel it from the
body. Asit should, so il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more
rather does what is of service to those sub
ject TO this Infection Iftaken In season it expes
il from the system it is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free free from its attacks keeps
the system in health although exposed to the dis
ease. Consequently it not only cures, but protects
from the great variety of affections which are in
duced by this malignant influence, such as Remit
tent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Agne,
Periodical Headache, Bilious Headache Bilious
Feyers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Tootllsche, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful, Affections of tie Stom-
ach and Bowels, all OF which, when arising from
this cause viii be found 10 assume more less of
the Intermittent type. This sAGUE CURE" removes
the cause Of these arrangements, and cures the
disease.
This il accompanies by stimulating the excreto-
ries 10 expcl the virus from the system aud these
organs by degrees become habted to do tltis their
Office of their own accord. Hence arises what We
term acciimatios. Time may accomplish the same
end, but often life is pot long enough, II sacr-
deed IN the attempt, while this "AGUE CURE does
il at once, and with safety We have great reason
To believe this is a surer well safer remedy
for the whole class Of diseases which are caused by
the miasmatic infection, than any other which has
been discovered; and it has still another important
advantage to the public which is that il is cheap
as we'll rs good.
re Prepared ly DR.J. c. AVER & co, Lowell,
Mass Price One Dollar per Bottle
no Sold 10y KELLER a WHITE, Evansville,
aud by all Druggists and Merchants throughout
hls eOuntry. ca E-- --p-a- On mar22-dsweow
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APOLLO HALL FOR SALE.
Il = % % NALL. I.yGETDE.N.ly

IL tie German Theatre, rround lease, either
with without furniture, just as suits purchaser
Two ten iin alleys tire PtS pins and balls, one
good stable, ten harr..is assorted liquors, Wines
sc, will Ice offered Ighlie auction ON TUESDAY
the 2lst piay 81 July neNt.
Apollo Hall confirms tb,s,ides the theatrr) seven
large and well arranged rooms, two bar-rooms
connected with the theatre The property viii
lie sold subject to the mortgage in flyoF OF Fred.
Cook. Terms Liberal
ie2I-td q f f-Ers G. n lIfIIER
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN BANK NOTE
CURRENCY.
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AN INFALLIBLE DETECTER OF ALTERED
. SPURIOUS, AND COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fever and d ono

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous miasm of veg eta-
Die decay. This exhalation Is evolved by the &C
ton OF solar heat on wet soil, and rises with the
watery vapOr from it, While the sun is below the
horizon this vspor fingers the earth's surface
and the virus is taken with il through the lungs
INTO The blood. There ii acts Irritating poi
son an the internal viscera and excTeng organs Of
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails t.
secrete not only this virus but also the bile nom
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the Circulation, and produce violent eonstitu-
tional disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach synpathize with the liver, and become
disordered Also Finally, the instinct of our organ
ISM, as il in an attempt TO expel the noxious infu
sion, concentrates the whole blood of the boly ia
the internal excretories to force them to cast
IL out. The blood leeves the surface, and rushes
70 the central organs with congestive violence
This Is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then
the FEvER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as if in
another effort 10 expl the Irritating poison rough
that other great exoretory-the skin. In this also
il fails, and the system abandons the attempt ex-
hausted, and waits for the recovery of strength 10
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
the hts or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGUE. Such
constitutional disorder will Of course undermine the
health If IL is not removed H
We have abOred 10 find, and have found, AN an
filata
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4:FIRE .f.N.D HUkGLlx PROoE

w carr Al AttIlOc.
If net sold bViore at private sale viii sell al
auction without reserve, on THURSDAY, June
Goth, good Fire-prUof Safe iOI cash. 1t is go,d
article, and viii be sold
je25 H NELSON & co.
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To Travellers.
FOR INFORMATION,
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE
Pitts Patent Thresher and
SnDaraf0r

With M0FfITT'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED.
IS sons ierrl TO la the best machine Of the Kind ia
the West.
The Undersigned are now prepared 10 furnish
machines OF the above Patent, Of style and make
not eNceilcd IN the NesteTn country All ask Is
that "nr work may la compared With any Of our
ooicn roraries, as also our prices. These Ma
chime yer" already thoroughly introduced and
them; ari Ne shall only say that al the Lachines
If that iateut which We make, shall he made in
sIch a HrtnDers OF such materials, and with such
improvements at our own, as viii materially in
crease the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Threshe:s
We can now offer Ia our customers a choice Of
these excellent Machines and also a choice Of the
Horse Powers 10 drive them, Of any size, from 4
10 10 horse, upon reasonable terms as any other
establishment aud respectfully solicit orders
for either size Kind, and would request that they
be sent i'm rs early possible to insure ge.iag the
best machine. KRATZ a HEfLMAS.
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II The partnership heretofore existing between
Wm. Roessel and J. Hess Il dissolved by mutual
consent, June % 1859. All persons holding claims
against the above FIRM will present them 60 VIM.
Roessel TOR payment. he collects all debts due
said firm WI. R0ESSEL.
jyl-Hd JOHN HES.
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LII IN The q Do MS OF THE NIIl-
l offer the premises where reside for sale GA
easy terms, including five acres of land and yains
BILE Improvements. --.
jy6-6t : Il So es- a. Il. ROBINSON.
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COUNTERFEIT BANK-NOTEs

EUREKA COUNTERFEIT DETECTER
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m B0xEs or .n.s.VVF.1CTURED

u II Tobacco, Of various brands, in good mer-
order, 10 he sold al auction at Auc-
tion Rooms, oH THURSDAY, July Ia, 1870.
credit Of months given, the purchaser giving note
with approved security Ifr
iy6 IL. NELSON & co, Auct'rs.
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HnO.nR-.n.sDE RL.Y.N.K ROOKS

M MANUFACTURED By = NJ .GEurEL
l am able now TO Manufacture very COOL BLASK
Books. well PACED, ut lover price than The New
York made Books are sold. Twenty per cent. will
he saved 10y ordering Blank Books in my esiab-
lishmrut.
Magazines, Music, and other jobs VIII DE done
- per cent cheaper than amy bound before Ia this
place Bill fading Books VIII liz bound la dur:'-
BILE style at 40 TO 10 cents piece. Paper VIII be
ruled TO any pattern at ~ 10 ~ cents ream.
Pamphlets will be coScrrd and trimmed at in
cents hundred.
Blank Books for city aud county Offices, hanks,
Sc, will be- manufactured uf the best paper, aud
Warranted {" IL good as the hest done in Other
places. = NJ. -GEUPEL,
iei-lm Corner Vim and FIRST strtptS
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BRANCH BANK

y EVANSVILLE, june 18th, ls59 J 4
!. This Bank will b. closed on Monday next, July
4th and all per having paper maturing on that
day aud the day preceding Sunday, are requested
10 attend t. the same on saturday.
ie90-3t SAML. BAYARD, Cashier.
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zeor .fFFEtrED ~. u.ER. -.

eS though Powder. Lead and Provisions have
advanced since the eommeucement OF the European
war, yet SAM. EMBICH a. CO.. k8p the popular
low prices on Watch spring skirts, Dry Goods,
Shoes Sc., andi meet the rushing army Of
toners, they keep eOnstsnily supplied with ih"
choicestgoc,ls OF the season- hencethe rush. Jes
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WILL EXHIBIT ATEvANsvTLLE, TUESDAY
JULY 10, 1859. ~t-l'
ADMISSION, 30cents; Children under niue
years of age 20 cents. Doors open ut one
and seven clock precisely. isd .Glisti
70
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j.I -,lSrylfn 80 Leopard stlect, New York
Sold. 10y KELLEE& WHITE aud BIERBDW ER
& BROUGHToN, and all Druggists. ...
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,cE.- a.asa Els NY 7W1In

AOOTftE.-HH EHE.8s 81 VIE
efv Mary JaHe Hemeiwright, fss la MY led
and board without any just cause or provocotion.
This Is 90 waEn al persons from ooniraetibg with.
or harbOring her an MY account, as am deter
mined to nav no debts ~ her contracting after this
date $50 CHARLfS HEMRLWRIGHT
ie2s-ltdSw3w --re.-r .-r-r--- r.s-..
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