Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
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In being angry We punish ourselves
The uay to bring the world under Us, IS 70
lie ratieut under It
Its Undressing ourselves for another world
by the glass of this world
Riches have made many good men worse,
bu. never made any bad men better.
DUTY can never have too much ef our dill
cence, nor too little of our confidence.
There is no landing on the shore of felicity
without sailing IN the bark OF fidelity.
There was not drop of waer for Dives,
who had not crumb % bread fog Lazarus
P. Green asks if it is not rather inhumau
not to allow invalids to recruit?
a man passes for sage if he seeks for wis
dom if he thinks be has found 1t, be Is
fool.
Happiness must arise from our own temper
and actions, aud not Immediately from any
external conditions
Tha flower of love can never flourish upon
soil that Is not mOistened JF the deWs Of re
spect and admiration
We should make the same use Ct book
that bee does of tiower-she steals sweets
from it. but does not iujure 1t.
Whenever you drink, be sure you have
YOUR nose above wa.eT-is Prentices very
excellent advice to the world.
Thrice is de armed who has his quarrel just
But six times armed is he who Owls a good
revolver.
True beauty is but virtue made visible in
outward grace. Beauty aud vice are disjoin-
ed by nature herself.
Gossip is one OF the meanest as we'll as one
of the most degraded criluss that society tcl
crates.
They who walk on the heads Of the multi
tude walk insecu5ely. Mems heads are a
dangerous footing.
He who blows the Goals in quarrels he has
nothing to 60 with has no right to complain
ifa spark fy in his face.
Nothing can be more unjust, or ridiculous,
than to be angry with another because he is
not of your opinion.
Cheerfulness is always to be supported if
man is cut Of pain, but mirth to a prudent
man should always be accidental
1t is impossible to lay down any dotermin-
ate rule for temperance, because what is lux
ury in one, may be temperance in another,
We should educate the whole man-the
body. the head, the Eeart-the body to act
the head to think. and the heart to feel.
riage should 90 through a course ofcookery.
Unfortunately, few wives are able to dress
anything but themselves.
y modest person seldom fails to gain the
good will of those be oonverses with, because
nobody enyies man who does not appear to
be pleased with himself.
Hon. Geo. VI Keim. prominent and well
known citizen Of Reading, and equally as
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last week.
The election in Maryland last week result
ed in the election of six union members OF
Congress. Davis was defeated in Baltimore
by May, professed union man, but we think
doubtful one.
As the Democrat has defended the Quar-
termaster's Department as we'll as ourselt, il
can ask the question whether the blanket.
referred to were purchased at the proper place
as there are lots Of democrats il Office in it
Tommy, my son, run into the store and
get some sugar"
Excuse me, ma, [ am somewhat indisposeC
his morning Send father and tell him t
bring me plug Of tobacco"
4 corps of operators and workmen is now
being organized, to follow the army of inva
sion, for the purpose of establishing and keep
ng open constant telegTGphic communicative
with the military authorities at Washington
''If should be drafted into service, wha
should you do :" said gentleman to hi
wife lately. ''Get a substitute for YOU
suppose was the reply, where upon the wors
half changed the subject Of conversation.
\ young candidate for the legal professor
was asked what he should do frst when EN-
ployed to bring action?
Ask for ten dollars on account" was TIT
prompt reply. He passed
The pleasantest par. Of mans life is gen
orally that which passes in couTtsLip. Prov
ded his passion be sincere. and the party be
loved kind with discretion. Love, desire. ho.
all tho pleasing emotions Of the soul Use /,
the pursuit.
TIE most bsautifu. flowers soon fade an,
droop, and die THIS is also the case with man
bis days are uncertain as the passing breeze
This hour 1t gloWs in the blush of healtl
aud vigor; but the next day he mag be couu
ted with the number 20 more known on earth
The steamer Canadian. from Quebec 70
Liverpool, struck on foe of suaSea lee aut
sank in thl:ty-fTe miUutes. From twenty t,
thirty lives were lest. The survivors, on
hundred and eighty IN number. have arrivet
at st. Johns.
There was peace party" in the var Q
1912. the members Of which were regulalI
denounced By the democracy as 8ritisi
tories" There is peace party springin.
up now under the patronage of southern sym
pathisers who are suggesting peace at an,
pIice. What will the people DO with them
The Lancaster, (Pa.,) Erpress, says tha
the principle of firm Ia New Orleans, La
who recently sent out eight young men from
their employ fully equipped at their expense