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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03
AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Az TON.
BY r. M. MONTGOMERY

49,
hot7Eho'b FURNITURE Al Az ZION
BY II. NJ. MONTGOMERY,
Auctionecr-Oface, u Carnp street
etc and G9d sirs@ts vii be 'a ,'" 'eS" '7''
All the Furniture c2utaiGe4 in said dwelling crnprs'og
Ha5-TERMs~Cash u ''''' r.:
sUooFssI? 2, o. J. =: AyEgCIy-:o l.9.7-s2coN0
nv ACrr,E- coEArs
~ A1ACAO| D. OK 11<11'i
tween os be and R DG e @o 2 and f n e BE-
Of "a order ora the TO- j. Bermuds1 ndss Of The Sec
as T5s & I'd Is Sis-s m % 4 M.
5'5 ba da 4 6orS nse"s' Shelving" Counters whole
~ --l.,..-ea,n Oh me spot royI2lZI q = -
STOCK OF FANCY GROCERIES AZ AUCTION.
PY D. r. NOnPuY
,.iooa
WEDYEsnAy,t The 5th inst, a IL O'Clock
conn. Of Iit iii % J '''s 49, Oh "e
The lalas. T Id toe Of Ci,ocerc gonne Of general
IL Hb 3n De a5s" d 'N' P01@ ia
--------
.''','''' ,"" ''D'''s' ''''''''''
% Persa Heavy ba2k Silks
80 pieces Swiss A'sas Checks N"i"s"ok md 5a@'nets
And
bapcrs' Da.a"sh7, Napkins Bareges, etc.
B9 T. ~, Eo1hS q Co.,
Auction Rooms, No. q and and A. Old Leyes street.
vrru,eD,1, t,,a+t 5nt 4 n ,,,
~ tlsr salesTooms Nos. IS and Il 0ld Lezss
will De ac@d-
~ ~ cot,oh7 IAN r t 1'1,c' -! iS'ooo.s'
az pieces e Icy v b' f 9''N'
i 55e f rt"n N""'.'f''
50 Linen Bro Eve Diaper.
t11 i. f i ~, !lS.i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03
COMPREHENSIVE.

HlOIICE-I1E FIRM 0E KEA BROS. IS COMPOSED
Of Ios r. Rea and Edward ). Rea and ~ responsible for
no bills contracted b. any other Rea. ~ "
rny23 If r nv , = hEAa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03

E3y. Merchants Lodge No. ~, l. .. o. F.
q odd Feows' Hall Officers for ensuing terrnEI. NJ.
haacson n. G VIA. H. &. King Y. q john RHwie Rec.
3ec VIM H. Iludo Psr Sec; Francis Rawle TREASURER.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03

b'SSOLf TEDN-TEfE COPA RTNtRSFFIP HERETO.
- tore existing uder the firm T. c. BENEDICT i Co
c%pieS on this da'e by limitation - ''
ne business will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned
III H US o WI name, w f. c. BENEDICT,
j .,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03

OTFICH NEW ORLEnHs, Jackson AND GREAT NORTHERN }
RAILROAD COArASY,
E0-Noficc to shippers of ight-i4avins
ArtH2Hd Through Iai 10 The ptnCrs Ittncd below viz;
yncbnF, Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk and CITY Point
are prepared to Sign through bills Of nG and rwatd freight
without delay. r. :. WIIIIAMS
my22 II General SHperintendcn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03

H. RAUN, GEEER Al. COMMISSION AND FOR
u WARDING MERCHANT Nos. 81 Fulton and 80 Front
street. ,
Prompt asr given forwarding lights and to the
chase and Il e of all kinds of Prodnce, JAZZ lY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03
Z rsrRANCEx's rERsALE CORDIAL

sThe above Bters found also in the principal Grocer
les opftjolerle Hotels, CEhs, etc m2O Gy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-03

6hT HAND ANt5 EGPtS SAAEl-TI4E CE1! EBRATED
" McChesnoy Patent Washing Neutrality-suspicious. to b!
j. Waterman Bro a the corner Of Magazine and
Grncu soets and the M6chAncs md Dealers Exchange
No. St. Charles Btreu and shop crrner Of Itata3st!s
I'll " HhuGVEE-"" D.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
LATER FROM CslVF0RvT1

FoRT EEAENEY. March 2I.-The D.
express passed at 9 % o'c.ocE, p. E -.
about 30 hours alaal cf jinc.
Sax EnAScE-to. March 5th-4 81 p ~
The Legislature assembled IN Joint r-----
ton g twelve o'clock to-day O. i--.. 81 -
s. Senator. Ihl Republicans Lad -------, y,
IS nominated Senator T. s Phelps. IL ,.--
IS their caullG-te- James LlB.r--r ~
also received q partial caucus rouieat-- -
the D-v-las uruh h~~z- Eu--l-r f---. .,-
the members OF the Convention were a-...
vasc az they pleased. First 5al... -
Th .vs, y; EGLoucal, -: which -ssr.-
fhaa majority of tie Dou-lz= r-.aH--s
john ), Weller -; nearly. al TIE RS
5-riI-o f.r John Su-1-t, @ I.r E.,- -
Daas.r, IL; unexpectedly smal. r--r r.
Nlit.si5-s, >: for J Z. Eg-c. \
Republicans are expected - c1st her M
strength for any ac1T Tta-le E-zH, -L5..-.-
such q causilaea Is brought forward. --r i.
prospect seems favorable .er clae.fr- s.-. -
dr. Probably ID ca--i--.e yct l-l.s..5 r
can be elected.
4 series cf s.-o-z TDl-1 r. lu.--s 49,
zz5 ,ac Assembly yesterday, t-a. 5s.r =
SIM - concur Il IL. Cri----L-- -----.
ls passed br tla Senate al -.e
cas- v5-al fCr The As lT r.
Ig-a more ballots we're has- ga -. ~
and last tLc vote Eas aa follow: i.r-.- ---
EcDsu-aL .: Eu-e-r. lG- Ial--- 81
Weller. 10; Crslrer. : ; iI.Ea. p
/: Brr-e. l. Tile joint C-uTll--
u.E -. --.uI-y - 10 a.r-uaE-
I'D dates a-. received .- - -.-
a-- a== --G .--sl ---- -.- g.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
Den,ocraetc County Committee.

AuoustIn UuFDIu, OII.II. l.''-'' ~, ,1.1
ATeghany-Nlichael NJ Guire, Blacklick-
Iosenh s. Mardis, Cambria-JOhn NJ Bride.
CarroIl-Jacob Luther, Carrolltown-James
Tagan a,rg Cbest-Joseph Gill. Chest Springs
Augustine Byrne, Glearfeid-William Raj
ney Conemaugh-Richard Sanderson, CFoTIe
William Murray, Ebens6urg-Charles D.
Murray. Galitzen-David Mills. Jaekson-
Henry Rager. Johustown, lst Ward-EPa-
liam Buck, ID Ward-John Grouse, Lewis
!uckhardt, Sd Ward William Winner, 5th
Warl-Hugh Maloy. LorettO-William Ry-
an. Jr. MIlville-A II. Gregg. Richl2nd-
Henry Topper, Summerhill-James Burk'
Summitvilie-Jobn Sharbaugh, Susquehanna
John Bearer, Taylor-Amos Davis. Wash
ington Richard white, White-George Wal
teTs. Wilmore-M. II. O'Neil, Ioder-Geo'
". Osborn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
Extra Session o. Cangress.

Judging from the statement of Washington
letter writer's, It appears to be the general
impression at the National Capitol, that au
extra session Of Congress will be called by the
President, TO meet about tee FIRST Of June.
4 quorum of the members Of the House has
already been elected, and number of the
States wiu elect between now aud shat time
The necessity of taking some decisive step
with regard to the unfortunate sectional con-
aict now going on in the Country, the i'm
portanee and strength which the southern
Couiederacy is every day acquiring. render
ing it inperativeiy necessary to at once dec
Iarc for or against coercion, to at once prepare
for civil war or acknowledge the independence
of the States which have seeded, thcrreyision
/ Of the new tariff Law, so thai 1t can be under
stood Icy the officials ingrustcd with the Gutv
OF carrying Into practical operation are ur-
/ gcd IS the reasons for this step. The fact
ttat extra sessions of Congress have always
resulted disastrously for the administration
| which called them may, perhaps, have a ten
deucy to prevent Mr. Lincoln from issuing
the call. The extra session Of 1887 called
by hr Van Buren injured tho Democratic
party and rendered to bring about the disas-
terous defeat OF 1910. The extra session Of
1871 called BY John Tyler disorgauized tho
/ Wig party, aad paved the vay for the tri
uuPh of the Democracy in 1874. But stn
he may feel ilat that this is The only cours.
! he can take under the tTying circr1Trsta = o..
which surround him, and we will not be sur.
| pFised at hearing oftbo Issuing Of the call f9r
an extra session in Csw DAYS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
EsETh contcs. for Post Master in this

"a The contcs: for Post Master III this
place, has, We understand. narrowed itself
down to Major John Thompson, and NJ. S.
uarr, Esq. We don't know which has tine
inside track. While Major Thompson is
"backed up by Hon. S S Blair. member
Of Congress from this district, y. Il. Bar
ker, Esq a delegate to the Chicago Conven-
ton, who assisted 10 nominating Old Abe,
aud should therefore have some Influence at
headquarters, Is working zea!ously for Mr.
Harr. Either asPjrant VIII make an excel
lent officer, and therefore Ike the woman
while looking 1T her husband and baar fgh-
dng, we don't care q cent which Whips
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
ErnrElnr GETP.
WAUuADEE, 3Iinn. April 10, I.

WAUuADEE, Aiiun. APRIL 10, 1891.
Messrs. B. Page, Jr. & Co
Geatlemcn.-Du-ing the past
seven years have suffered from all the ills
Incident to weakness OF the digestive or
gsus. st times-being seized with al ex-
treme loathiug of ood-I have not tasted
nourishmeut for days; anl again, when an
appetite partially returned; the stomache was
unable to retain what was eaten. 1t the
suggestion Of friend, who has received MUCH
benefit, in similar case, from your HOL-
LAND BITTERS, I procured bottle, aul
before I hal taken half Of it, experienced
much relief; and now. after Laving e2-;in-
uad its use for q short ijme, enjoy ezceiieEt
health Yours. sc.
J. McMASTER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
a CGn9Dr0DliSe.

A correspondent of the li5untaineer who
signs himself Allegheny. calls our plan for
uniting the Democratic Party IN this County
''doubie barrelled compromise" He may
be very good Democrat, but he IS certainly
4 very bad punsseT. Did he ever hear OF 4
compromise to which there was not at least
two parties? We cannot see why rcall for
a County Convention. signed By Ncs1ers
Douglass 6. Durbia, rs Chairmcn of the two
Ceuty Committees, would not have at least
IS much force and virtue a. one signed only
By Mr. Douglass. If a double barrelied or
triple baTrellei compromise viii unite the De-
m0cracy of Cambria, we are in favor Of it
1t would certainly BE preferable TO the elec-
ton of Black Republican Sheriff, Member
of the Legislature, Associate judges. County
Commissioners, County Treasurer &c next
fall Would it not Democrats OF Cambria ?
Mr. Allegheny informs US that he was a
Breckenridge man last fab, and writes Limeell
down bolter. He has not only a right to dc
| this, but to write himself down an ASS also, il
the name pleases him. From the tone of the
communication, We arc certain be Is not q
sincere Democrat and well wisher of the par
/ ty-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

Euus'-aa -'s.-L0ais Ea-a'5-n &
the Diva,al caI ,fe os la.s tle lgaGaE gossip
cF jls .o.si n F-azs Bv la'c usa..s =a have
Al, sorts @. items Er-u- .lrs. Il s. s,a'eE .l
before Tus las- Ike .-.rr -t#a aEa Oh IBIS great
work, 'Iaa History r. ,il:-- Caassr, s.5sr
has been So long announced, he desires 60
have some local iu5rr.sat5.s from -A--a li5aa-.
a8d has seiec;e.! a vrue- a-eIi-tc, @. Ia. .--
cienuez. u Liuoa3 Gu..-agaa. . islsaa-a
e lla sehoo! oi H-- arts, aa- Gsst I-slfau
priza naa: TO 20 gu- tos H.m @ that 4atrr
TO make inquiries Ne ere next tsl& o5 lls
purchasing, i1E -. .QC55., o-e II lae la-- Ta5a-
tIu.s czeyufel br H. La--cs l. represents
tho scene CI i-a-is XIV. reC.iri-. - s.-a ~
bis table iB fresag11 sd aI tie gentlemen @.
jhs cocgt.-Ag-iu- soma gl lie l@sis 5a1Tg-
MS state thst, iy ossc- O. tle LEHeraF. tal
/ Chinese curlosi.ies sent aT lhe a-Gv in Calaa
( 90 his Majesty, are 20 te exhibited Gariu-
/ ten days ia ths pavilion I25saa. II tae Psisez
/ 0f he Tui.,cries sDG the FGbsie men are t1
/ be admitted without cards. las Majesty Las
/ besides directed ahGt q catalogue ai tle 1-t-
/ ilies shah le drawn Up- Among the articles
/ sent are said tn scveufv-ive splendid pieces
} of fur for the Empress; also some b=anti.G
carals and pearl necklace of unparalleled
| beauty. Finally, the Paris correspondent o.
/ tic Independence states that an i-5erV.s-r has
/ taken place Within thu lass f5B days between
I the Emperor aud the yagng lauapart. grand
! son O! Prince Jerome by AS Grst vi5s. Lls
/ Patterson, and Eh-ss fIIuer Is the PiauH.I o.
the action which has occupied SO much rubE
attention. This ia;eTYieg has led 20 tie cup
position ihat before the decision Of the co1-
Is pronounced some friendly arrangement vi
be effected. Vive Napoleon -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
@Charles Francis Adams has beer az

E5~Charles Francis Adams has beer ab-
pointed by Air. Lincoln Minister to England
lie Is a son of tue late ex-pr5siieut. John
Quincy Adams, aai Of course grand son
Of JOAN Adams, the successor Of Washington
in the Presidential chair, both oswhom repre-
sented this Country in the Court OF St. James
"a circumstance to which he Is more
indebted for his appointment :haa to any mer-
it Of his own.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
TeiegrapEIIc Eeyvs-

WAsHINGrox CITY. March 20.-The two T
indictments against Gov. Floyd II the Court. .
have been dismissed as unteaable The first
was Eor conspiracy TO defrau3 the Govern
meut. The District Attorney said, IN open
court, th-. there vas no evidence - sustain
the charge, and with the leave Of the Court
entered . ualis TTosrgUe. The second was
g3r Iaalfeasaoce IN ofEce in izsuing accgptan-
ces. The act of 1851 prohibits prosecution
vheTe the party Implicated has testified b
fore q Committee Of Congress, touching the
matter charged. This has been jul5c;1ijy
decided TO Le not privilege OF the witness,
but maidate OF the law. aul the case would
have TO come to an abrupt ,ermialtiou On the
fact appearing in the course OF the tIial On
the fact being submitted in advance TO tie
Court by counsel on both sides, the indic.-
meut vas ordered 20 be quashcd, as 1t could
not have been maintained
The Commissioners from thc Confederate
States viii wait leisarelT Cor the ectioa ci .ac
Government Great efforts are being made
bv distiD-uisbed gentlemen 70 effect peace
fal solution of tie Soufbe-n ecnFlcotious.-
The government ct Montgomery have I'd 9P-
r-che1z.aus Of : collision At Eoyt PicElLs.
It IS said that the accounts published G.e
rrozs cxarceroyious OF the true cgUli.iaG gI
! fairs IN that quarter. The Commissioners
/ have Information that the best feeling exists
F between the Federal aplLo-islCs aul the o-l-
/ GERS in command Of the confederate troops.
and 10 danger Of q collision Is anticipated
| PnlLADELrHrA, March 22.-Tte fo'Io=i--
additional particulars, Of tie accident ard
I lurliar of the Eost-r1 mail n1 cL1 I.lH- Z.
/ L have been Obtained: The accll-lt o--
ca-rel on "Wednesday night, about ,|o E-..-s
J .a=- of E.Gat5rrsaa. lac baggage and s.--.a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
:. u. pettengFal s. 60,

Advertising Agents. 119 Nassau Street. New
work. and 10 State street, Boston, are the l au-
rborized Agents for the ''DEMoCRAT q SEMI oEN II
MEL. - and the most influential and laTSes.
ana5a+ t%rln5 Tbe1 are empowered TO contract for
,,s at Our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
a neyv version oItI,e E0=t sul,pteG
EE-t.c-.


We have an item of information in relation
to the Cabinet history Of the Sampler mztter,
before the retirement Of tbe late -6r1iuissra-
tion, which somewhat surprises Us, and MI.
We think. be news to cur readers. It vas
stated this morning By eZ-Att0Tuey General
Stanton. that 1ir. Buchanan, Secretary Black,
Treasurer Dix, and Attorney G1GeIl Stanton
were 20 fayor Of n reinforcement of Fe.t Sum
ter, bat the opposition Of Secretary OF War
Holt aud Generai Scott vas so decided IS 10
prevent the oljecs. Ii will be seen by the
above statement that this coUsl.tatioJ and
division Of statement occurred before tle las.
cast made Of the Cabinet. Nr. Stanton makes
no coucoalm1ut Of this matter, and Is very
emphatic Ia his statement. aaI AYERS that
Sumter might have been reinforced By con-
tract. This places . different view upon the
matter from the one generally credited, and
gives rise 70 many CRITICISMS upon tae posi-
ton assumed by Secretary Holt and General
Scott. It probably you'd nos be In p-r.cc'
/ accordance with Iai'I5ary tactics 70 throw ucg
aad supplies into bcscigei fort b coa.rc
With an enterprisin, skipper, but vr4eiiea
men would not question tie means employed
! provided the objects sought we're obtained.
! The rein .oEcoueut- however, Ci SurnleF. was
/ one thing e. the time Of which Mr. S.au.o;
speaks. a-3 another thing now. Men. mcta
/ and cytnccs have daily accumulated. az,
What might then have been a feasible mater
may nc" be atscsly imP:act:cable. The com
/ ueL's made upon this statement cf CE-At.or
ucy Goneal S,antou, su~pases that GeueGa
| Scott looked at the question merely with
refined military eye, hence deemed NJ plan @
! reinforcement practicable ualese made bT re-
/ NIL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

- We have received a Interesting com
muaioa'ion CT report. frcm the County Super
iatepdeut Of Common Schools. which We win
take pleasure il rnbjisLiog uext wcek.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

DrED.-On Tuesday. the 19;h Inst. at her
residence in C1earieid county, Mrs. MARY
CARMAY, wife Of MIR. JoHN F. GARs:Ax, aged
Z ! -esrs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

= There appears 10 te 10 lack Of officers
for the army OF the ncv CouiedeIacy. aiany
L. S. army and navy ofiaers have resigned
and taken uvposit.oGs under the rovolUtioDa-
y Government, and recently adVeuturers.
nio-ceuaries from the ola world. have made
their appearance rendering their swords, tall
eats and blood FOR = considerable -Four dis
tinguished Polish officers recently arrived 81
Charlston from France. and have entered tae
service with the Iari; Colonel. So highly are
these distinguished foreigners esteemed, that
4 grand banquet has been given them q. the
Mills House.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

hgricultaGl ,g2cieiy- following persons
were elected officers Of the Cambria County
Agricultural Society. for the ensuing year, on
last Thursday:
President John Evans (Smith
Vice PresiGents.-Jaoob Luther & Wm.
Murray.
Managers E. Glass. Alex. NcTie,,er.
Wm. james. john Z. Roberts. j. ). Bar
kcr and Z J. Mills tie vote.
Trcasurer.-Goorgo c. k. E4hm.
Secretary David j. Jones.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
JONATHAN OLDBUCK.

P. S Percciving by the -f2untaiaeer,
that its subscription list is increasing rapiliy,
thought [ would turn cut the other day and
see If couldn't do something for you among
my neishbors. The resuls Is that [ send you
FIVE thousand new subscribers. 1 will send
YOU ten thousand moro next week. J. 0.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
MoyKBARys, March 25th 1861.


Mr Eiitor.-I am very busy at present,
revising and correcting my history of Cam
bsia County, before sending It to the publish
CT, but caunot refrain from dropping you
line to say. that your suggestions with regard
to uniting the Democratic Party in this Coun-
ty, for the coming campaign, meet my ur-
qualified appreciation. The rank and Gle OF
;bo Party are Tor union and harmony. 1 was
pleased while attending Court. to hear my
old friend, r. L. Johnston, Esq, express
himsel! in favor of uniting the two hostile fac
tions Of the Democratic Party, in this County.
on fair and equitable terms. lie talked Ike
a sensible man and good Democrat. I hope
BIS views have not undergone any change
since then MorGecai sends his respects, and
the pretty School Mistress her love. Ia
haste, your friend
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

lodged IN JaH.-We published last week,
an account Of the killing Of newly born in-
fant in White township by its mother, which
we clipped fron the Johnsto8n Tribune.
The mother whose name is Har,zsn, and is
aged only about 1G years. has siuce been
lodged in Jail, to await hor trial at June
Court. The case viii doubtless excite much
interest, as from its nature, it IS not likely, II
their is a conviction at all, it will be for less
offence than murder in the first degree, &c
which the law has annexed the punishment q
death.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27


EgWe are sure there are but few of our
readers, whose hearts have not at sometime
or other, been touched, by the sweet pathos
Of the words and melody, Of the world re-
novned song, "Home, Sweet Home" but
few Of them are aware that It's author, John
Howard Payne, knew but little of the joys Of
home, and that ho died in foreign land,
broken hearted exile The following ad3i-
tional verses to the song have recently been
given to the public by a correspondent Of the
Home Journal, who introduces them IS fol-
lows:
"In reading late number Of .he Home
Journal, l saw a toucljuc notice of JOIN
HCwAED PAINE, the ausho. Of Home, Sweet
Home" and 1t recalled an incident which
may interest Jour readers. In the winter OF
/ 1893 or 81, [ was dining in London with an
/ American lady, The wife Of an eminent ban
! ker. During nay visir, llr. PAYNE called and
! presented her with copy of Home, Sweet
! Home set to music, wish two additional YER
J ses addressed TO her; an these she allowed
me to copy. euclose them for you to print,
! if you see ft, without mentioning my name.
/ | doubt very much whether the lady 70 whom
tbey we're addressed, kept copy Of them"
ADDITIONAL VERSES To HOME, SWEET
HOME.
DY JOHN HOWARD PAYNE.
To as. in despite Of the absence Of years.
How sweet the remembrance Of home still an
pears,
From alIuremcnts abroad, which but fatter the
eye,
The unsatisficd heart turns, and says, with a
sigh,
Home, home, sweet, sweet home!
There's no place like home!
There's place ike home
IouT exile is Jlcst with al fate can bestow,
But mine has been checkered with many a woe
Yet, tho different our fortunes, our thoughts ar
the same,
, And both. as we think of Columbia, ezclaiul.
Home, home, sweet. sweet honei
: There's no place like home!
{ There no place Ike home!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
~We have received the Grst number of

a paper published in Huntingdon called the
HorAjagnaea's AaCocate. It seems that
''Workingmen's Party is to be organized in
that County, and that the Adrocate IS TO be
its organ.-Wo shall see a dcs time what
this Increment viii amount .. In the mean
time we wish tle Editors abundant Pecuniary
success. There are two things we Ike IN
their sou-ze; they are down oR the Abolition
course Of Hon. S. S. Blair Il. Congress, AID
the repeal Of the tonnage tax.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

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