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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-07
NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
J0HNSTOWN MARBLE WORKS.


The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
zens OF Cambria and adjoining counties @ GN
that he has Just received fresh stock E.SEflH
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar fAy1alfll
bles. at his Establishment on franklin isiE{N
street, Johnstown- MONUMENTS. SEIOk
TO NJ BS. MANTELS. q r AVE
STONES, TABLE & BUREAU TOPS, @
manufactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign and Domestic Marble, always
on hand and made to order as cheap they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
of carriage.
GRINDSTONES of various grits and sizes,
Suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by Wholesale OF retail.
Prompt attention paid to orders from dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
ne feels satisfied lac can sell cheap
For the convenience Of persons residing in the
east ana North of the county, specimens may be
seen and orders left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebenshurg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, June I3, le60.-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-07

Sheriff 's Office, Ebensburg, I
November I, 1S60.-tc.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-07
SIX CENTS REWARD.

yIOI1L II " ItI-N ULIl, I-AON
'-nmerhIll, Nov. Z, 1860.-50-6t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

Plantation and Family Double Thread

The desidefan long sought for, good TW0 THREAD
Sewing Machine LOW PRICE, has length been found
The Machines presented 10 the public with the full
confidence III heir merits and challenge comparison with
the high priced Machines Tbs following among their
mistakahle advantages
They spe strong and durable easiy understood and
managed and liable got Of erder.
q They thread from the spool without ewindng
thus saving time
B. The stitch stronger aad difficult rip than any
other made b machinery and Is the doubieoek stitch
that maae by ihe GROVER Il BAKER MACHINE.
l. They will stitch, hem fell tuck, gather and emhroder-
wilt run Silk cotton linen thread and equally well the
finest muslin OF heaviest kersey,
s. They FINISH their work requiring to fSen end Oh
seam hy hand, as in other machines
6 They VIII backwards, therefore do not break
many needles other machines,
4 Each Machine made by hand foot power thus
combining the advantage Of both Methods
The HeIer used this Machine Is the ONLY that will
hem goods any thickness and nrn heras Of any width
The simplicity of The aforementioned Machine il shown By
that the manufacturers daily sending them all
parts the United States and Europe with other nstrnc
using than contained IN praed circular which
accompanies Machine We prepared All all orders
Rsf-ohiee ana Saissroorn--No. 20 CAMP STREET M o.
WENTWORTH & DUKE, :.
fc1 apdoWe&Saff AGESTs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

Comprising every description Of arcaH Of Dress suited
present and coming Summer, which they
spectfulls call the speedy attention Of their friends.
large assortment Of ENGLISH BAREaE, by tic yard
Also. in Robes Of 2, 4, I and iouncea.
Ae superb ROBE Of and flonnces embroidered in
ell cplofs with Shasis to match
Embroidered Swiss ROBES with MANTfLLAs to match
Elegant styles rich y coored GRENADINES Robes
from . 10 HonIces. in printed hrocade figures
Aae small figures every color, sutahio tina many
foaneea or friled Dress
These being now in season, rapidly selling we
would recommend an immediate call
Silks.
Through the antire soek iae reduction in tho price has
been made. with tho view to clear them ont The
every style of Robes Also, choice Spring
Dresses, made in and fonnee All silks BY tho yard
reduced
Orgnmsly HfusIins.
large assortment high efcolorei BY yard Also
aounces Double Skirts the elegant
niaue Dress.
Embroidered MarseflIes Robes.
A new and stylish Dress for Spring.
Printed MARsEILLEs, tenlanline) by the yard
Ladies' Embroidered ca the morning toilet
Elegantly Embroidered fine French JAG0NET MORNING
ROBES
large assortment Of Ladies' CHEMISTS, plain emhroia
erred, and trimmed with Eaeneiennes.
Embroidered and richly trimmed NIGHT DRESSES.
stock Of plain checked Jaconet, Null and Swiss
| MusIIks.
blocked and striped white organdy MusfIs new article
| for wrappers.
Ladies' White Cotton fisie Thread and silk HOSIERY.
| French and Irish LINEN SFIEETING
TABLE DAMAsKs, DA1TltsM CLOTHS, NAPKINS
| DDIBEYS, etc. etc.
| Irish LINENS, DIAPERS, LAWNS, T0TI.Es DE pa RIs
| etc.
i full and choice selection Of EMBRoIDERIEs, LAcEs
! LINEN 6AaBRIG HASnKERoHIEFs, PARAsoI.s, etc,
| etc, etc.
J.. LEYoIs Il CO.'S.
iei3 ap6 Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
D'fsfeasfiases.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES d
PETER o,DONNELL.
10 I. CAMP STREET I6
Has inst opened very fine assortment
Fresh Imported
VALENTINE CARDS and
VALENTINE ENFEIoPs,
Al all Prices from
Five Cents 70 Twenty Dollars Each,
And Of which era
FERF RICH AND BF4U4gRuE.
PETER o,DoNNELL,
stasioner, Printer and Blank Book Manufacturer
faa 2p6t No. Ii Canp street.
- -=-7-----
M. n. RescEsley,
s..- CAMP STREET
Respectfully calls attention TO his NEW STOCK Of nne
English and Swiss
Watches, In Gold and silver Cases.
q shs finest material and order
Or selected hy himself.
Fine JeweIry,
II ~ the newest patterns Of BREAsTPINs EARRINGS,
BRACELETS. ETC.
a Large Stack OF Fare sIlwersvare.
The whole Of which guaranteed unsurpassed In o,sl
w. and Is offered II reasonable prices.
Watches Jewely ssarwars made e ssdes and rsparsa
d. 2psm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

IN. sat:zAs IsAsIs. Tosafoaaow Nlsar
u ase lar sssats n thfs wssk
Ss - grand haal for children
ak Hill rslious' HaIl to-nsorrow night,
ne II ~ believe tsat Il MN NJ i SPLEEN
aa thal slsa NIL. ~ sea II ana parsiet
ssalss M II VIII III INV great Thcaa Who intsnl
hsl ~ so II ri Anne, md have eyerys
4h5ffs aas tos ag.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

BilsssK Z AsoRA Let eyery-
has HI III seen Till splendid series ii
pIstuFea y Masonic HaIl II o'clock
Aud At TIM saula hour M NOR row, Iur
lion nm BE MI the benelitsof fhe
ssyIu1nas and tAs other for tIle
asls sylaaa. These paintings III eze-
eassA sauisise I'D and most graphically
ahief scenes II biblical history MI
md paAl MI MN gsepad and sustain tls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

AnX ssa lssE gF LoI1sf The Cain
leKns A klss oIlsgs III Louisiana fer tLe
Yesf assa slloWs Tho total number
dents II fha iuHsitution IL ID two hundred
ans Nhe Hi II the aluuani u she Centenary
nols numbers one hundred md aixt ysnine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
AUCTION SAL rs rHIS DAY.

Riache beaumont sell II 10 O'Clock. ut Ne 60 Charities street
dry goods, damaged goods etc.
Aussl Edwards sans Il early light No. IS ST Charles
street. general Of books # eaoses
standard iasasare, eie
III under heads 9Th page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

YDHNG Mess sodTETY HALLS, The managers of
THE Young Mems Society Balls have our thanks for
tckets 20 their last grand bal Of The seasan which
Ii 10 take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Mardi-gras
night. This ball, NE opine, viii Be a 7 regular
sumner 4;'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

I5 Ihs NJ artisesnsnt III M 80. Ro-
fintsnsent If slle First District Pub
Ntish Hsates that Applications for tie
1T lin Eiria' High School viii be IT,
saeixnd 81 natii tle 18th instant; Ii 70 bs
f8sftaa III aasS5hav enIsIsfIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
sPRIN q q GODS,

m ;tfl F,lssr HEeklPr 0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

BALL oF TINT EssW LtsITASfaSs.--The grand
dress bail of The New Lusftanes Benevolent Asso-
eiatfon night before Int was brilliant ana truly
delightful alialr. the attendance being large and
NE large hall tthe Odd Fsilows' perfectly radi-
ant with fashion and beauty. President Veira and
NY young eoadiutors bestirred themselves Id 4
spirit 81 the heartiest hospitality and left nothing
anaone 70 ensure the perfect happiness ii iii who
we're present. The sapperrnom ARA uaemeats
Wefs pf the suiaptupns order, and the manner n
WHICH ing invited guests were therein treated was
somsting NOT soon to be forgotten We dronned
mat The ball 10 step and look Oil d little whi,a
+ Ne were 80 well pleased with tic COMPANY. ard
| with HE managers, aud with everything about TN
ball, That W. came yers near staying Till L broke
M in The morning. The Thing ii certain, thai tha
View Iasitaniafas know how u SCI np and give
ball.
TaeSg tsoops. The trade are referred to tie al.
ssFilsemat " M Il III Rssnos Magazine ss,se, VIII has
hand Haaas sess eseNsise and completely ase i'd
ssse ef IN Kinds of Trunk soe aess ii india sabhet eie
VALUABLE PIsAsrArIoS roa SALE, The. we'll
knosn alden uaova pla.asion. II he afish Of 81 James
with hane md fs HHd It'll ssssaai stack
assass aseAed aer aIe N aaegAeF Application
ii IL aladp ii Mr i'll ai ssensssa On aie prrmises.
Az~sEBgerss Sewing Machines hare Fs%
gseat improvements FIJI RiNK SEMISkss and the
ase aereasirg r#fidly They used Largest
sh aaala nscssmagefs III New Orleans ali he
large Heels sncipsl Haaf and ID hundreds
Pssase Faeiies rise universal aaisfacslau They
y dssiIs. trai witt mn mi u usar Sewing
AsHsslass fals apl2sAzW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

A fsrst taaat tlss interests he repre-
III ssssss 5zAy A9ag 1870.
III. IL. III. 81, s;sxs, 81,
g. u co., ansness
zes zfa n a'asa cen
lsaE eSs paper ~ sWfaeh ane po-
asaaas aTashs'ul ~ pfoaeh snfeasaea'
asaai as'l aHaosg fas ssae nsa 81 q sesaons=
BsplS NJ VI which Ne refer- 10. 8.
az sasHal stFaet Wig receive aabscrip-
-
NJ III Il afs s,f inI,tls
ri y,,.s,.s ssal1 m thraa
ssss Asss ~ q sAs1sS II hses
Hi faena not only repay the care
1oi Hi s.iDeriipaa observation hut
H. sssssa sap III
sa ON ,l.b sv;as s,snst;,,,sa
ss.ss.ss sss'. Is u. q !.
sss MIMI nm. III i'll III Isa
50 III.
n - assa 49,
Mslsl fatss faaas pieaslaias TN flie
af tHe Ifrfs High School will lie re-
sfsaX s8 I'LL asfls ;ssss,,ss IL III III
BE-
RaSE iii. III a1go II A trotfiIa race fir
j. ssss sg 81 .{ III. I'M, gsss "a M, ,l,a,s
,i,sss NJ, zo,sg yol,,s md
ysSs8 sy;l1S as,,,, t
asI ss,s ass
-. -. 3 !, 81. ''s %
s1sA HsIsf RAh1H 1hs assoud aaas iast ilssll-5
AzEsn hali af hin New Orleans Opera House
assss III " prominent siiiAens aho hass the con
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Retassss Nj aasI direct Tho attention 81
as eeasslls ths
as assssss h XII eo,sg II
N assa gsAse oxsassse isaars
" ilsasf saisi1a
All xESseess se sAigla ill., NH M
81 esu d sseaTsd IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

kTss aexsaa isntsHEI III Il aIM Assoe1 ALTON.
iIassa sbeaixsa Y Hill u Tie pseminns 10 BIZ
u ~ lsaaaA naaae Inaastslal Fair Aaaecia-
aiAn. III III he held II tthe city Of Baton
<6x ozs nm seSppa Aapnday ii March, 1850. The
aEl 9ss 4 HI lsaaA scale of Mberality
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

RzrImportant to the Pubiic-Prices Re-
dneed-Sloat Co.'S New Patent Elliptic Sewing Machines
now put the price II 500 forsals Ma 90 Canal
feis 2plm " 4. HEBRIek. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

Bkafs xsss i'll KTgd III Il Hid Hmm i. MI.
rsassss Ii hs ID sssiisssnsts Il
AasssS Hsa sssaal aa,aaaIees q
u I'LL ssiasef dsess goods ii
~ sa y Mi speds plise Is nsske
epsnl gadas which neg III
ssas ss5g Gsads hssf aad II
fAs s IN sl.s ass raalls NH usnisgsk
81 sii is1.ss !. Il, .sa.5 Il m.
WY Il iii IL sessbs snonsi,
~ aaat14 Il, III, ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

~ Planters In want Of Sewing Machines
that the only kind used extensive Flanta
on Clothing Factory II Hehfard Co. the Grover Baker
make which are pronounced SUPERIOR TO ALI. OTHERS.
fea eptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

m-WorIs-Box Sewing Machines are made
BY ,he Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company, and
ars sold from 50 500 Southern Depot No II Camp
astrest. feg 2nif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

The New Patent Elliptic sewing Aia-
chimes Of soa Go. CREST and decided eyer
Wheeler Wilson'S The Elliptic has leather pad locp
check ana Ii superior Al Others for sails n
No. 20 Canal street. tei5 xpiM
Rg-The George Washington Sewing Ma
gsfsr il new shuttle Machine made by the Grover sskes
Company ard Is sold she Southern Depot NJ y Camp
street. Ill the low priceof NO. y pr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

night ~. q. w gouldoek, leading man Of the Va
rieties company II tho heaviest lines Of business.
thorough and excellent artist in fact, one 81 the
finest actors On the stage has his benefit, and the
habitues Of The Varieties should give him the brim
mer that be deserves. He will appear as DE- Fes.
nes, II The play entitled e The Advocates Last
Cause !" and the very entertaining and popular
comedy, I. Eyerybody's sriend, I viii also be per-
formed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15

The only Iaas possessed Il
SAfgRAI. eLAIRyoYAST PIONEERS,
md who y capable II successfully locating disease . ,i
sHfes. Her powers Of
Spirit Vision
sahe her 70 correctly eaeuas Horoscopes mon ssmpy
ms The day 81 birth Mslane Gapfe Ii ne ony siairYant
~ s city who passesses ths Al Revealing III pas
sent and fnra and visit from hsSs who have hsen hum
aassea n ehsIlasaHs soisitsa 1t NJ tn euonlloasa
fraeA. fsIS 9rst
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. six. s

Through the entire sioek large reduction in tho price
been made with tho view 10 clear them The
embraces every style of Robes Also few choice Spring
Dresses founceg All silks BY yard
| reduced to
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
4 SfsrY as Is a Story.

We are not given much to sensation arti-
cies, but occasionally remarkable thing will
come under our notice, and it would be sin
to keep 1t frosl the public. We cannot Youch
for the truth of theA following story. told US
this morning by an old sucker. but venture
TO say that such things have been heard OF
before, Gin the Arabian Nights Entertain
mentsJ:
sit is just twenty years ago that a party
of Us feliers went over to Cahokia Greek On
skating match. The day was colder than
ten icebergs stuck together, but the ice was
smooth as glass, aud we made up cur minds
to have heap of fun B!ll Berry was tie
lcaIor of the crowd. He wss tail six foot
er. full Of pluck, and the best skater in all
creation. Give Bill Berry good pair Of
skates, aud smoothe sailing, aud he'd make
the trip to Bahins Bay and back in twenty
four hours, only stopping long enough to take
drink. Well, We got TO the Creek and fas-
!engs our skates on; and after taking a good
horn out of Joe Turner's flask, started of
ia good style viii Bill Berry IN the lead. As
vas telling you it was a dog-onned cold
day. and sc had to skate fast to keep tue
blood up There was little breathe holes in
the lee, and every now and then We would
come near goin' into 'em. Just as l had
AIISutu bdSAAHS OH Wy otidpSs l. AeSIO Il
noise. looked up and saw something shoot
iug along the ice like lightning Il vas Bill
Berry's head He had been going it like
CREASED electricity, aud before be knew it he
was into one of them cussed holes The
force was so great as to cut his head of against
the sharp col uers OF the the ice Its all
day with Bill Berry" said |; land all night
too said Joe Turner just as he got these
words out of his mouth [ looked at Bills head,
which had been going it on the ice, and all
at once it dropped into another hole. We
run to it and | heard Bill Berry say, ''For
Gods sake. boys, pull me out" L looked
into the hole aud there as sure as I'm a sin-
ner, was Bill Berry's body which had shot
along under the ice. and met the head at the
hole in the ice. l. was so thunderin' cold
that the head froze fast to the body, and we
pulled Billy out as good as new. He felt a
little numb at first, but after skating awhile
he was as brisk as the rest ofus, and laughen
over the Joke. We went home about dark,
all satisfied with our days sport. About nine
o'clock in the evening somebody Knocked at
my door, and said was wanted over at Bill
Berry's. l puten my hat and went over.
There lay Bills body in one place and his
head in another His wife SAID that after he
came home from skating. he sat down by
the fire to warm himself, aud while attemp-
ting T., blow his nose he threw his head into
the FIRE place.
The Coroner was called that night, and
the verdict of the jury was that BILL Berry
came to his death by skating too fast
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
VOL. 7---k0. Is.
Yankee Rih,icist.

Standing for a moment, the other day, at
that paradise of genteel loafers, the Bank Er-
change corner, who should come along but
.'Old Slapjacks?" Stradling himself, as if to
monopolize the small remnant of sidewalk be
tween the stationary crown and the curbstole
ne commenced upon politics anathemized
the administration, and was ''gel darned IF
we don't have a co!ored President IN less than
ten years-as black as the ten spot Of spades:
for" said he, 1.-THE time Is already at hand
when there amt no distinction to be made be
tween color of skin, head-vegetatioL; nor an
cestry." He built his arguments upon high
and dry moral grounds, having religious
hope, and quoted Scripture like the d-ll-
At his frst breathing-point. remarked:
"Why. Slaps, you appear to be as we'll
posted in Bible literature as you are in game
of old sledge."
''Je-hos-e-phat, guess know it ALL Can
begin at Genesis, 60 right through Job and
Esther, dive into David. clean out Solomon
and his pumpkin vines, stir up the Evange-
lists. pitch into Paul, and his fve-act play of
the Romans. and clarity the Revelations clear
er than rectifed cider!"
do you think you could hold your own
with DR.. Scott?"
Il don't know any thing about your Dr.
Scott; but you know Parson Basset, don't
yer? Wall he's hoss and half; but can
just give him the First Book of Kings, and
skunk him like whittling,'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
Right to the Point.

The gallant Commodore Stockton, of New
JERSEY, has hit the Republican party lie
says in his letter just printed:
The Republican party is an organization
formed for the purpose Of hostile geographical
aggression 1t breathes menace and per-
petual conflict towards the laws, and institu-
tions. and social compact of fifteen States OF
the Union. 1t is from its nature and consti-
tution an instrument adapted to produce dis
union. It's success must inevitably insure
that result
Such an instrument should be dalied; such
an organization should disband; and the Intel
liseuce. and patriotism, and conservatism OF
the North ought to rise up en- neasse and IN
sist that such party should become histor-
ical. ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07

The last number of the Kuickerbocker has
a good anecdote of a man who rarely failed TO
60 to bed intoxicated and disturb his wife du-
ring the whole night. Upon his being char
ged By friend that he never went 10 bed
sober, he Indignantly denied the charge, ana
gave the incident of one particular night in
proof.
Pretty soon after got to bed. my wife
said: ''Why. husband, what is the matter
with your You act trangely!'
There is nothing the matter with me, "
said. L nothing at al" i"
I'm sure there is, ''said she; ''you don't
act natural at all. Shan't get up and do
something for you?"
And she got up, lighted candle, aud cane
to the bedside to look at me, shading the
light with her hand.
Il knew there was something strange abo't
you," said she; why you are sober"
Now that's fact. my wife will swear to
it, SO don't you SANDER me any more by say
ing 1 haven't been TO bed sober in six months
cause l have"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07

~ Don't you think my eyes look quite
killing this morning :" said country dandy
to a smart girl: and he twisted his leaden vis-
ionaries in the most cruel and fascinating man
ner. They remind me" replied the damsel.
''of a Goldfish dying of the toothache." She
can pass.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07

1 Carrier pigeons were used by the an-
clients. There having been. in the ancient
world, nothing in the way of post Office.
people Were accustomed, when departing from
home, to take pigeons with them, aud re-
lease one, with letter tied to its neck.
whenever they wished to send news home.
The birds fiy back to their young with as
tonishing directuess and celebrity On one
occasion, about the year 1918, thirty-two
pigeons were taken from Antwerp to London.
aud three set loose at seven o'clock in the
morning. At noon precisely. on the same
day. one of the pigeons reached Antwerp.
Fifteen minutes after another arrived. The
remainder all came in on the following day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07

Tie Champion .Ssrimmer.-A Sandwich
Island boy recently deserted the whale-ship
Franklin when twenty miles at sea, jumping
overheard about eight o'clock at night, and
swimming all night for the land. By day
light he was within half mile of shore. bu,
there encountered a strong opposing current.
and after buffeting the waves in a vain ef-
fort to reach the beach. he saw sail several
miles to the leewari, changed his course for
the vessel, striking ont TO sea agair, and was
on her deck by nine o'clock on Friday morp-
ing, nothing harmed by his fourteen hours
swim.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
Select 1)oetrn.
from the Dollar Newspaper-Philad.
BYGONE DAES.
BIZ Z. s. BoUToS.


Oh. the winning voice of childhood,
How it melts the heart of stone;
How it wakens buried mem'ries,
Thoughts of days forever flown.
How it brings back joys forgotten,
When in sunny days of yore,
Oft we sported on the hillside
With TIE fries7ds We see no more
How We use to gather cowslips,
In the meadow by the brook,
Then, when weary, we would hasten
To some quiet, shady nook,
There to tell of future honor,
Which We fondIy hoped to gain
All we thought not then of sorrow,
Crushing anguish, bitter pain.
Oh! those long. long days of summer,
When beneath The ola oak tree,
Through whose branches golden sunlight
On the grass danced mersily;
We lay with eyes upturned to heaven,
Gazing through the either blue,
Wondering where lived the angels.
Mother said, watched me-and you.
Wha. web of glittering fancies,
We would weave of coming years,
Not a thread was tangled in it,
Not wisp Of doubt or fears,
Then would pass a silent hour
When each others dreams we knew,
For, of loved ones we were thinking,
Locks of gold and eyes of blue.
Boyish love for boyish idols
Gose forever, ever more;
Gone the dew Of early feeling;
All that blessed us then is DER.
On hilIock in the churchyard.
Side b. side those loved ones he.
While we wander at distance,
Meath q brighter. warmer sky.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07

R The most astonishing Western hunter
was Lord Gore. who remained nearly three
years On the plains, and the plateau Of the
table lands between the Sierra Madre and
Sierra Nevada. His rstinue consisted OF
thirty men. sixty horses. large baggage and
provision trains. tons of ammunition. and
S10. 900 worth of improved firearms.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
~A Connecticut

~A Connecticut correspondent. says:
Having made call on a neighbor. I hap
pened to take up an old family Bible, and on
looking over the family record, saw an ac-
count of 4 birth written in this wise: ..Eliz-
abeth Jones, born on the Goth of November,
17s5. according TO the best Of her rcocolIec-
tionr"