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To FAMILIps-M. Clafiin deals in butter

/ To FAMILIEs.-M. UIafIin deals IN butter
eggs, lard, hams, and country produce gener-
ally, at % Hathaway-street, between Sixth
and George and Linn and Baymiller. Fami-
lies wishing to enjoy the luxury of good but
ter can make certain of always getting it at
the above address. Butter received daily, by
express, from the best dairies in the country,
and his contracts are such that he can supply
butter of the best quality at from ten to tweI-
ty-five per cent. less than most other stores in
the city Indeed, every article supplied from
his store will be warranted as TO quality, and
sold at the lowest market price, butsupplying
prime table butter for families, hotels and
dealers will be the leading feature. Avoid
common butter, and go TO Clatiin's. With
present arrangements, he can sell Western
Reserve Butter at twenty cents per pound.
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LOST.

n .OsT-0n Monday, 5ror Thomas Cooppr's. NJ.
Any psrscn fctdfning HIN 70 thu above will BE- re-
waftets lNttNFl NNeHl fA my2i-be
m .OST : MEMORANDUM BOOK Yesterday
- wednesday, morning, a small black memorau-
unli book, containing a. list Of names IN IL. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at No
d3S West fifth.gtieei. mk2l-b.
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ACKNowLEDGEMENTs.-T managers ofthe
Home of the Friendless, through Miss E. NJ.
Gray, Secretary pro tenn, gratefully acknowl-
edge the following donations: l box can
dies, George Shillito l box soap, George
Hill; box starch, Manning Bishop; Hams,
Geo. +. Davis; cheese, A Friend Brooms,
Waters & Co.; / barrel -four, Dubois & Augur;
buckets, Mrs. R. M. Bishop; u barrel sugar
and coffee, Hosea 4 Co.; bonnet for Matte,
for other inmates, with lettuce asparagus
and cottage-cheese, from Mrs. Macy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-24

The RACE YEsTERDAY.-The trottng match
yesterday afternoon at the Park was rather a
one-horse affair. The match was between
Rileys "Grey Tom" and Leggett's LADY
Blackstone" for 5000, three mile heats, best
two in three, the horse to 60 to harness and
the mare to wagon. "Grey Tom" acted badly
throughout, and did not trot a quarter Of a
mile without going off his legs. He was dis
tanced in the first heat, and the "Lady" won
the race with ease in 8:42. The first mile was
made in 2:521k; the second in 2.571S, and the
third in 252. The attendance was fair, but
the race caused considerable disappointment
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THE DAILY PRESS.
THURsDAY...........................,..~~..nIAY "a
City News.

DRues.-see advertisement of Jas. s. Glas-
coe, on second page.
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The Imports and Exports Of VARIOUS articles during
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon were:
Imports-Apples, bril-; Barley, 39s bushels; But
ter 3O2 pkgs Candles, bxsi Corn 1859 bus ;Vheese,
2l7, boxes, Coffee q bags; Flour, g29 brls Hay,
MOlasses, 10 brls.; Malt buah.i Oats, LIS bush
Pork and Bacon, = hhds, tierces, 10 barrels, 1
box aud ll3l pounds; Potatoes, l,0i3 brls. Sugar,
q hhds.; Salt 900 barrels; Wheat, SOS bushels;
Whisky, Lass barrels.
a erls Barley bushels pSt:
Cheese, 80 boxes Coffee, l37 bags; Flour, li3 brls;
Hay, = bales; Hogs, = head; Lard, brls., kegs :;
Molasses, n brls Malt, bush; Oats, BUSH; Pork
and Bacon, 20T hhds, 1876 tierces, 90 barrels, l56
boxes, and : pounds; PotatOes 3j6 barrels Sugar,
6l hhds Salt, 192 brls; Wheat, : bushels; Whisky,
1,793 barrels.
Flour dragged yesterday all grades declining about
i0c. per bril-, and low extra and supci fine brands
being heavy at the close Of the market that 1t was
were about 400 brls Whisky continued st eady,
with sales Of 800 brls, at the latter price
for wagon. Groceries were without any change
Provisions inactive, in consequence Of the un-
willingness Of buyers to meet the current prices OF
various articles, although they seemed desirous of
purchasing at rates triie below quotations. Mess
Pork sold at S7 30; bulk Shouldersa at exc and 6ac
and rates declined 2c. per bushel prime white COM
inanding only 81 300 80, and prime Red 81 2jQl 2s
Corn dull and lower, aud Rye went down little.
Oats and Barley unchanged.
Including the Clearing house operations Of the
week, which show the inter-exchanges between the
banks, and including aso the Sub Treasury state
ment Of Saturday, the following is the general
with the previous exhibit, and also with the
mput this time last
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
May %:
John A. Fitzgeralds, Georgetown, Ky.
Mrs. T.. Grydcn, Napoleon, Indiana.
j. Morton Dillon, Gambler, Ohio.
Matthias Barth, Buffalo, N. Y.
r.. Luster, East Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. Kate Broosart, Lexington, Ky.
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SfRAYED.

NTRAYRD-0R srOItN-May ID, 1850, from
sTwn HaSe' twcye W vears M asccw hands high
She had With her light bay Colt, two weeks old,
lumbia, Hamilton County. A liberal reward will
be paid for the delivery. OF the mare and colt, BY
GEORGE KEUK near Sportsmans Hall, or to l..
KICK, California, Ohio. my2i-b'
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/ EASY FITTING SuoEs.-rEyery person should
go TO John H. Deters, No. 53 West Fourth-
Street, and get pair his walking shoes.
They are of French manufacture. 20 ~
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-A writ of hdbeas corpus
was sued out in behalf of a young man,
named Henry Cook, who had been confined
in the Lunatic Asylum since Monday last.
1t appeared he had been for many years sub
ject to epilepsy. The affidavit by which he
had been sent to the Asylum was sworn out
by his wife, to whom he had been recently
married, and f. statement was made, on hear
estate to his father-in-law, which his father
had left him. The brother of the young man
was in Court, and having intimated will
lingness to take charge of him, the Court
made an order for his release from the
Asylum. Mr.. Coverdill represented the pc
titioner =.
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Law RmfoRT.


81 r.rn 81 -sUPERloR COURT ~ kNF
J. II. Sturdy Us. j. W. Sewell. Action on
q note given for jewelry purchased in New
York. Defense, that the articles were repre-
sented TO be gold, eighteen carats fine, while,
as defendant claimed, they were only dressed
copper The amount Of the note was $3.50.
Judge Storer rendered judgmentfor plaintiff,
deducting thirty per cent. of his claim.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-24

"ANTED-At the City Employment Agency,
w No. 30 Third-street near Vine, up stairs,
third floor, one clerk, one teacher, young man,
with $50 t 500, as partner, to assist in pleasant
various employments. Persons, either with with
out capital 20 invest seeking employment, or those
in want Of clerks porters, teachers, any kind Of
help, can be euited by calling and giving short mo-
tice at the Employment Agency, No. 10 Third
street. Vine, front room, up stairs, third floor.
Imy23-b*I
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The advantages of such efficiency in the
speedy extinguishment of fires are incalcula-
Bile. The rates of insurance are merely nom
inal, and the rowdy element which used to
prove so very annoying under the old system,
has been completely annihilated. No fire can
eleven powerful steam engines to combat the
flames.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-24

Z a UOTION sALE-.BY JACOB qRAfF a. co.
N Tiffy lots in the Buena- Vista Addition In the
CITY Of Newport, KyWil be sold ct Public Auction,
on FRiDAY AfTERN0ON, May ., at O'clock, on
iinthain and Orchaii-slreetp, In the Buepa. Vista
Addition 10 the city Of Newport.
two years with six per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on the Premses Title inaisRusanle' anu
my20 No. 1S East fonrth-etreet,
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a nOrInN sAIleAnY d. y w. sMIrH.-Tou

A UCTION sALEABY Q. J. W. sMITH.-Four
n Good Brick Houses and Lots on Oliver,street,
sold at public auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
May IS at O'clock on the premises, ionr good Two
&c., In each house, and finished In the best style
Each lot is l6 feet from! by 70 deep, on tue north
John, and win be positively sold TO the highest bid
T.rrs az Eals half cash, balance In and
two yesrs, with ak per cent. interest.
q. j. w. SMITH, Auctioneer,
No. sR.l1 Vine-street.
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"ANTED-SITUAT a competent
w person, a situation as Engineer. Has had
long experience, and can give good references Ad-
dress H., at this Office my22-bF
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WEEKLY Report OF THE Cry AUDIroR.-
The City Auditor, last night, reported to the
City Council the following receipts and dis
bursements of the city. for the week ending
on last Saturday, together with the amount
of money remaining in the Treasury at that
time. NJ.
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VUANTED-AN INFANT--To raise, by lady
w who can give good reference. The parent
age will be kept strict secret, If required. Address
NURSE, at this office. my22-hf
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UpOARDING-A gentlemap and lady can have
III a pleasant front rooms with board, In prlyate
n,llV svhere there are no other boarders AT 2Ol
Watef'sfrcet Also one small room for SIN Gle per-
son The best Of references given. myzS-p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-24

AN ENRAGED INEBRIATE ATTEMPTS TO KILL
THE CONDUCTOR OF STEEET RAILWAY CAR
Conductor r. Mocum, of the Passenger Street
Railway, yesterday afternoon, found it ne
cessary TO ejest an inebriate named ID. ].
Dilahan from his car, in consequence of his
rude behavior and extremely disorderly con-
duct. Becoming enraged at what his con-
fused intellect regarded as an indignity,
Dilahan went to his residence and armed
himself with huge Bowie-knife and pistol
and stationed himself on Third-street be-
tween Broadway and Lawrence, to await the
return of the car, evidently meditating mis-
chief. When the car came up he entered il,
and, placing the muzzel of the pistol almost
in the conductors face, would undoubtedly
have blew his brains out, but for the circum-
stance that, in taking hold of the pistol, Mr..
Mocum's hand covered the nipple, and the
hammer fell on one of his fingers instead of
the percussion cap. With the assistance of
Officer Riggs, Dilahan was arrested and
lodged in the Hammond-street Station-house,
to await an examination before Judge Lowe.
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LECTURE TO FEMABEs.-Mrs. Bnrleigh ad-
vertises in another column a lecture for mar
ried women, to take place on Saturday even
ing. She is lady who has received regu-
lar medical education, and has spent several
and comes to this city highly recommended.
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FOR SALE.

u7NOR SALE-THE sALOON-No 24O Sixth
II street, between Western row and Plum.
lmy2i-csl
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coN1MERCIAL AFFAIRS.



Monetary matters have Dyon quito active, for the
season during the week ending last evening" but tho
demand has been rather less and the supply Of Cur
rency has somewhat increased, The market has been
easy for rstclass Paper and the bankers have gener
ally discounted all the approved names offered by
customers al iol2 pcr cent? white they have charged
outsiders l5 Occasionally good piece Of Paper has
been sold in the street at Is per cent? hut that price
Is above the market.
Eastern Exchange has grown ecarcer and conse.
quefftly nrrnef during the week, and yesterday
dealers generally were desirous q buying at 4oc.
except on Baltimore, and held u stiH at u
prem. The supply has improved somewhat for the
past day or two; but tho demand continues fully
adequate thereto. o. ~
ment at A@3Dc.; small lots selling at %@tOc. pre-
New Orleans Exchange has been dull, and rates
are somewhat lower than they were. =.
No alteration has occurred In Time. bills in which
little has been done Sixty days on New York 20 ri
sag, and New Orleans at about II per cent. pei
nnnum. - I
No alteration has occurred in Uncurrent Money,
except In Missouri which Is better, some parties
buying at II discount, and In Iowa, Illinois aud
Wisconsin, which have gone up 70 ~ discount.
The rates Of Exchange and Coin at the close Oi
- L.. A.. al
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rstsIass Il rs
rate workmen steady employment will be given the
ply. Apply Immediately In Clifton to NJ. HYLANb,
at the building just beyond the Clifton Chapel.
Tmy22-c$l
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INOR SALE-A stylish Black Horse, quiet and
II gentle, and new Buggy and Harness. Apply
at JAMES WALLSS Livery Stable, Sycamore-st.,
helow, Fourth, OF to J. CRAFT CO., No. Is East
FOurth-st. my23-b
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BOARDING.

UDOARDINCi--Ploasan rooms, with board, suit
II able for families or single gentlemen, can pe
obtained, on reasonable terms by applying AZ NO.
l03 East Third-street, few doors east OF Pike'
lmy2i-b$l
WDOARDING-Two or three gentlemen can OBJ
IL tain pleasant room, with board-aiso one
gentleman with single room--at. l0t Longworth-
street. betweon Elm and Plum. Terms moderate,
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WNOR SALE-OR TRADE-64Q acres of good
n Farming Land in Missouri, which will sell
for cash, or exchange for house and lot on Walnut
Hills. Apply to q. W. MAGILL, No. III Walnut
street, up stairs. myz3-d'
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w the country, to do general homework. Ap-
ply on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, at No. IVA
Raco-stree between Fourth and Fifth, my23-bs
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WANTED.By young gentleman, stranger
w in this city, neatly furnished room, with
out board, in respectable private family, where he
could enjoy the comforts Of home. Best of refer
Postofice myI3-bf'
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"ANTED--Men seeking situations as clerks
wv salesmen, book keepers, bar keepers, porters
coopers mechanics, laborers and others, should ap
ply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, No.
1913 Walnut street. fmy23-bel HALE A co
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WANTED-BOARDIN In small family, for
w small boy and girl, in the central part Of the
city. Address Box 3,245, Postofice, stating terms,
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WJANTED-BOY-As situation for a boy four
w teen years old, in drugstore. Has some ex-
perience in the business. Would be willing to at
tend da-fountain. Address Box 9,245, p. o.
[my2l-d"l
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uNOR SALE-A desirable Meat, Vegetable, Fruit
n and Berries Store, cheap for cash. ANY per-
son wishing TO engage In such business will find II
TO their advantage to address II. G. H., this office.
fmy23-bsI
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18
EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1860.

Fsooner down than up again-like Sancho
! Panza tossed in blanket-until the mem
bersrget tired tossing him, at which time he
is les down upon mattress; from which he is
lifted back upon the platform, where he is
set upon the top roller with his feet directed
towards tae bottom; an..umbrelIa without any
coverings is then hoisted and given to him in
| his left hand, while in his right hand is pla-
ced cow bell-he is told to hold up the UNI
brolla and ring the bell, and thus he sails
down over the rollers into tub, full of wet
sponges, at the bottom. Here the blinds are
ftahen from his eyes and he beholds himself
Sprrpunded by about fifty persons, in their
fshirt sleeves, all laughing at him.
= ;ss drst the candidate is astonished, then
he gs-tangry, snd finally he laughs with the
rest; and becomes a jealous member of the
Venerable Order
He is then instructed how ne is to get in to
the lodge He is instructed to come to the
outside doo- sneeze twice, and rap once, at
this, the sentinel raises the slide or wicket in
the door and the candidate says, .'Squi,p . to
which the sentinel says, Bob then both say
'Sguibob,' and the member enters. He then
advances to the inside door. where he sneezes
once and blows his nose. and --raps, at which
the slide is lifted and the candidate says La
ger, 10 "h-cn the sehtlnei RESPONDS beer,
and then both say 'Swei Glass and the can
didate enters-proceeds to the centre of the
room where he flaps his two oper hands at the
top of his head, after the manner of Jackass
Gaping his ears, and takes his seat These
signs viii give admission into any lodge of
Sons in the world if they are properly Civ
en-.
There are more of these ceremonies, but
these are the cGief of them
OF course We do not vouch for the truth of
all this, but is probably true. We tell the
tale as it was told to US
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18
VOL. 7---Ne. 8.

Report Relotire to Rifed Canon The
War Department has received the report of
the board of ordinance and artillery ofhceEs
convened recently at Fort Monroe for the pur
pose of trying diferen; prcjeetiies for rifed
canon. After making thorough trials OF
some dozen or more different prcjeciiles offer
ed, they have come TO the conclusion that the
plans proposed by Mr. Dimcck OF 81 Louis.
Mr.. Reed of Alabama. .aad CaPtaip Dyer, O
the army. possess sufficient MERIT to warrant
more extensive trials to determine which Of
them possesses the greatest advantages fer
military weapon. They recommeud the aP-
po.ntment of permanent board, 70 sbom
all matters relating to rifed canon sasl e
referred
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

fd'eness.-Carlyle says, Nine-tenths o:tts
miseries and vices of manhood proceed fron
idleness; Sith men Of quick mind. to WHOM
II is especially pernicous, this habit is con.
monty the frui; ofmany dissppointnepts. ssa
schemes often baffied; and men fell IN tbe;-
schemes. not so much for want OF strength
as the iii direction of it. The weakest liv;ng
creauture by conc ntrsting bis powers q
single object, can accomplish something: the
strongest, BY dispensing his over many, nav
fail to accomplish anything The 6rop bv
continued falling. bores its passage through
the hardest rock-the hasty torrent rt,shes
over it with hiduous uProar and leaves 10 or.
fee behind
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

Skating Feuer.-Five hundred persons. of
both sexes. were conveyed BY railroad. last
Saturday, from Worcester. Mass, to Wasbac
cum Pond, on skating excursion. An equal
number from Fitchburg, dc met them
There were thousand skating on the pond
at one time.
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To Cure Sore Throod Take the whites Of
two eggs and beat them with two spooasful
of white sugar CRATE in q little nutmeg. ssd
then add pint of luke warm water St5- vel
and dtink often. Repeat the prescription Il
necessary, and it will cure the most obstinate
case of hoarseuess in . short sine. So sszz
an exehangd
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NEW SERIES.
n e Il Nj S.:

.DEMoGRAT & SENTINEL, IS PUB
~ lshed every Wednesday Morning at
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per annum,
payable in advance; one DOLLAR AND SEvEHTY
FIVE CESTs if not paid within six months, and
Two DOLLARS if not paid until the termination
Of the year
No subscription will be taken for shorter
period than six months. and no subscriber will be
at liberty to discontinue his paper until all ar
rearages are paid, except at the option of the
editor.
Any person subscribing for six months viii be
charged ONE DOLLAR. unless the money is paid
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

Epidemic an Pris0n-The Cleveland
papers srates that two hundred ccnyicts are
now sick in the Ohio Penitentiary. with what
is denominated corn bread dia-rbea The
disease has assumed epidemic form. and
appearances at present are alarming.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

at his old Tricks Willis. zcsd,pg that :
young lady of E6ge6eld. having large eir
cleatiou (cf crinoline) wen; 10 foncy ball as
1.-The Evening News" her dress beng entira
ly made Of newspapers, says, I'VE should like
30 subscribe to her
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sS 81 do not think madam iha. any
man Of the least sense would approve your
conduct" said an indignant husband =
''Sir," retorted his better half, how can
you judge what any man of the least sense
yrould 40 Q,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

cradle represented by an infant D never to
divulge what be may there see or hear. Af-
ter assuming the obligations the candidates
are conducted back to the G. c., through the
same scene of silence and sorrow who gives
them some advice, after which they are CONF
Quoted to the ante-room. And this ends the
first scene
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

a- Lord John Russell had received sn
earnest memorial from leading London meE-
chants, entreating him 70 exert bis influence
towards settling the difficulties Nith China
without resort 10 arms.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

.Spurgeoa.s 7a6sraac!e. Rev. Mr.
Spurgeon's new tabernacle. in london, IS de-
signed to seat. on the grouad floor. 1872;
first gallery, 79l; upper gallery, 614-totsl
3,037 Standing room. 2. 500. Altogether
5,S97 persons. The estimated cost is SI5.-
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o. An advertisement reads as follows -
'fStolen, a watch worth ten guineas If :hs
thief viii return Il he shall be informed where
he may steal one worth two of It, snG e
questions asked
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

lH Fear is a prOdigious nsgnifer. espe-
cially where il has been excifei BY sny unu-
suai object No traveller ever saw a sns 7
tiger, no laudsrnan ever exps6snssd gnlr e
sea was not tornado
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

Co Two men, Joseph Sparks and Oscar
Flint, were assailed in the suburb. OF Bal,i-
more, few highs so, BY gang of shoul-
der -hitters- Flint was knocked down. bu.
his companion esesped BY fight. Wkea the
scoudrels hin Flint, Spgrks Reac
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

Gentlemen, said tavern keeper
to his guests, ct midnight. Il don't know
whether you have talked snough or not.
but for myself am going to shs< up Z"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

70 1t Is undoubtedly duty to acquire
riches, not for the condition which they mac
bat for tie power they confer. The 1is6ort
however, properly TO employ them demands
even more earnest study and honest endeax-
or
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

By Wisconsin, Is one of the Western States
and IFS chief productions pretty girls, rail-
road bonds, mink and other skins, seed wheat,
Sons of Malta, tax titles, corner lots aud
white fish,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18

10 Peter" said teacher to one of his
pupils. you are such bad boy. that you
are not f. to sit in the company of good boys
on the bench. Come here and cit beside me
sir 20