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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05
CTTY A-DvnkIIsnID nN1sll

AZ ONhN.A-Netice N hereby given. that there ar
pending before the OitY. Council Of the city Of Oin-
Cinnnti, the following Ordinances, to-witi
TO grade and Mchdamzo, with broken stone,
0hiQ-hyenue, from. Horizons north line 20 a PORT
grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Baum-Btroet, from Third-streetto Sixth
street. U t .,
10 grade, repair and paye, with brick, the side
walks on the west aide Of Pendleton. street, from
MOodwardlsteee to Liberty street.
To grade end pave, with limestone, Anderson.
alley, from the Whitewater Canal north, to o.nnect
with the present. pavemeht.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances we're
vice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk In
OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
Rcoru from said Improvement TO be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount o.
DAMAGES claimed, within two weeks after the exptr-
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
re- fes! ddNs'0 Sam, L. CoswINE, CITY Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

Anderson & Co., Of Mobile, Alabama, are
now very busy in casting ~cannon-balls,
prape-shot; and other like articles for the
State
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05
Fistula In Ano Treated

K5ts or f%inat1re, ~ 4 rev, simple had psols
lar method Of treatment, discovered b himself
about eight years ago, and which has been At
bonded with complete success In every casa. DT.
OWENS has been q citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last tWenty-h Y0 years, and assures the afiicted that
the aboys IL no humbug. For further informA.
ton, apply at his Office and residence, No, so West
HeVentb-st Cincinnati. oc8O-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05
MIsCRnLANEOUs
sale of valuable Zeal Estate,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tifion suit Pending lin IN said Il C9prt, %SerSsiin S%fillPissnm l
i. Daniels g p%laiIPtIlt, aud Ja5@S9i I nan aud others
day Of April, 1851, between the hours of ten o'clo:k
a NJ, ard four O'clock 2. NJ Of said day, at the door
lucas, and state Of z Ohio, < sosa for sale 1t p"6lic
auction the following %prSper{y, t9-wit First; Al
session of tracts Nos. one and two Of the twelve.
mile square reserve, second AZ title to the TT.
from the Riparian ownership Of sai1 river tracts one
and two: Third The rsyersi9nary, Interest ia so
purses through said river tracts one aud twey
Fourth; All title to so mu b Of the middie;gronnd
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
ownership of said tracts.
Der four hundred ardfsiehg four lot aumb9r
four hui dIed and eighty four anf 4 fRSHdlf O Sihss Son z,
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
t4igt si Iihg re Id feet bd in Sist seven ,5G% "a sh' AZ HHp Sf tfSt T Hsa.
Ter thirty .fve9 95( except twenty-five feet from the
n nSd PaSntn end ba tGEeF fo@ar dios & Sls on I nsa'i to sSs;
rear of said lot; lots one hundred ard nine Q09li
S SiSye aap GiS, one SeI hundffe ! and nineteen qnel, one
hundred and twenty Q20l a.d one hundred and
f fEen dy i lot number nibbsi four saS fRT G@dTsd PS anG seventy saS n az
and the point where the chSnnela OF swaq-oreek
feet front on each side of Ottawa-street extension
Che line of dock on the Maumce River In front 4
and M eighty t1sG). Ali Of siid zeal estate lying aGd
being in the Port Lawrence Division OF the Citylof
TOLEDO.
Before sale, said lots II9 aud 100 will be divided
INTO lots twenty feet wide, fronting on
be oTeTed for sale separately, and said lot I09 Will DO
divided e1ui. distant, between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately and said lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided equi:dlstant between
Summit and Water. ST eets,s aud into lots twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back 20
said equi-distant line, and from Water,street to tAS
sfme line, each of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SuGl-
nit, street with a privilege to the purchasert to with
draw the same in case he shall fail TO secure the lot
in the rear fronting on Water street. Leases have
been made of parts Of said or perty, none of whiph
extend beyond the first of April, 1861, which will be
assiGned to purchasers.
T~erms-One-third cash on all except tho frat four
items balance in two equal aunual payments, So
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids To-
ceiyed for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
further information apply to
feo4.tt Special Muster and Receiver.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

HAaIILTOF o IA M on PLEAst-
HI Sarah J. AridsE Vs. Joseph 4. stridsri-.No.
3hssI2s.7 t Tss ests aSs aSa. RSosss al y y I Ht5as5i q the
akoes Complainant Rlsd hsr e~stitloa An the 99yrt
aeaipAt. hin, Sherein she charges the SAID esisHf.
and aduitery. snd pfayd 10 be divorced from her
SAID husband. beye alim0nys her name changed 70
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit 10 now
pendiDg in said Court and unless he, the detond-
ant, shall oppsar on or before the 22d day OF March
neTt. and show good cause for delay, the same Will
Be heard in his absence, and a decree taken therein.
ROB'T MOORE,
ffe7.fWs Attorney for Petitioner
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

. .MH ~
N We have now authentic Information az
the sentimsnt-of Kentucky. It b " be
found, 30 says The Kentucky Stdtesmaa, In
the following extract from the speech Of MT,
Machen, IN the House e Representatives..
Accbrdipe ia This. the sentiment Of our
~neiehboring COMMONWEALTH is rather top,
%loftical than otberwise. TheI closing ta-
blesux.wbere Ne orator claspsh his companion
TO bis bosop, gathers his children in his
arms, and takes his flight for the sunny
South, isas pathetic as any thing we have
seen in story orin song; and properly dene
up, wjh red lights and an orchestral Aourish,
would bring down the house in any theater
n Christendom;
mr.. Machen reflected the Sentiment Of
Kentucky when, in the House of Represent
| atives, he spoke tbusi "a dss. -.
az want Kentuekyto beawake to the dam
gers surrounding her, sDd to be directing
her energies in such a way as that when
hope of further Union takes its light her
course will not then be q matter of doubt.
Six States are gone. Virginia, Texas, Mis-
souri,. Arkansas and North Carolina are pro-
vidine for the crisis, by summoniug Conven-
tions-an yet Kentucky says, stand still.
"A little more sluuIDeE uuu lONulnB VI Ile
hands Together and we shall find ourselves
with Maryland and Delaware, standing aloof
from all our sisters Of the South. Then, as
sheer before the shearers, we will open not
our mouths. Sir, l never can consent to
such a position. Let us be up and doing, not
to bleak up this Government, but to save
ourselves when it is broken. Let the people
speak, and their voice shall be my law. 1t
has been said in this Capitol (by Mr.. Dixon)
that when this Convention meets and en-
deavors to carry Kentucky into q Southern
Confederacy, that one maj at least would be
found to draw his sword and point his bayo-
net in defense of his personal rights to hold
over him still the flag of the Union. Sir, if
the time shall ever come when Kentucky has
to choose her position if she, contrary to
my wish, contrary to my interests contrary
to all her past affiliations, shall go North,
shall submit. No blade shall be by me draw
upon my brother of Kentucky; his BLOOD
! shall never stain my skirt nor hands. Blu
then, sir, with q heart fun of love, I'll clasI
my companion to my bosom, and gathering
my children under my arms, | will take m,
Hight to the sunny South, whore congenia
souls and genial rays will give me welcoml
ard smile away all my Sorrows" .
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Ruled Bill-head Paper.

0nn RRAHIs q, 4, @ AND 8 TO-
AOO Bheet-a hne quality OF Paper 'u
~" -" NIxoN, OHATFIELD q WOODS,
no2l ~ and 40 Walnut-s&
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

Attest FROM FINEST
~ and most varied stock of choice Green aud
Black Teas In the citb at FERGUS0Rla, corner Of
Ninth aud Yines fs1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

nLD BRANDIEsI have eIways on hand a
W Well-selected stock. of old French Brandies,
toyhicb ] call the attention q tAs pFFRlAsai uaoN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05
Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

= CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER.
LSD ZINE, First-ciass and Congress- Ruled OaD
Papers, Just received from the manufacturers. Eef
saw HfXON, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
Manufacturers Agents,
no74 ~ and 10 Walnut-Bt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05

HNNGIISH PICKLES I'M "a u q Il ),
H. PhESEHVED FINGER, received,
800 dtzen Grow & Blacknells celebrated English
Pickles. comprising ChOw-chow. Ghirkins, Piooa:
Pickles, Also, WorcestershiTe Sauce, Soho Beet
steak and Harvey Sance, India Soy Oyster Lob
served Ginger, in Jars, and 8 cans Dried PTeserVed
les National Theater Building, sTcamofe-stl I.
ITALIAN MACCARONI N VERAI-
ACnLLf-A genuine imported, arioles ~ IEERs
bAdvertiSs IN the DAILY PnEse, end you win
have buyers Ia abundanee, Ths RhhAe has the
1900 nIroulakI0Hf " ahs aftv aI d. VIVID
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-05
Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

~ CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SgPEH-
HEB FINE, First-class. and Congress Ruled Let
ter Papers. Just received and for sale by
EIXON OHATFIELD q WOODS e
po2I ~ and 40 Walnut-str8sE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
Wouldn't Osvn Up,

Joe Stet-Ju 'S.s L wlid, IoiiIcAng fellow
who spent must ot ais uuis ia drinking au,i
~pr'eIrg, sLlse has wife Folly, wes i-it a
iI"ue t. 10 ihc chores. Upru u c-Ttaip &C
cz>Iui ) 3e !eig GuuIc, TO u blck. a. he sand
that night
NI-ht cane. but joe dil'ut The mex,
day passed. bat. a.ous sunset. Jne casue uy
iu the wuGsL 'uiIsIul Iius siI4uie. uiS c,usgr-
dirty znd tom. "ue eJe iu GyrP uioruIug, aEu
hi, lace preventing more tue q p.aTaiscc ui d
pl, C. u: raw BET tBau suy,hIug els. P,!-
J., met bun al the door, All uOucIug hls Ap
peaTaBce, txciaIUirc
Why, Joe, what lu the wo:li 10 the mat
ter =
Polly said Joe. 10 you knO- IOas jim
AudreSs!
Yes said Poly.
eli, hin. aHd ms had fight.
'Who whippei joe : asked Pslly.
PLY, We had tne hardest t-hI you ever
disc lat Eim aud Ia n't :i.e, and thea,
- cliuched P..iiy. aiut supper reaCy!
sn,'t had pothiu' To eat sihee yesterday NOR
hing
But ,sll me who whipped. Joe? .-ked
Poly.
Polly replied Joe. 1 tell Yer Jon never
uli see eucb Il -nt Us nil aud me had. -
4
ban. aud then giu hiai Ihrce or tour .; tue
most sUliiclsntest lIeks yer ever hearI OF. [
say. Pory. amt supper must ready? H.'
nearly starved
ID tell ,ae ~ho ~biPpei, won't you 2 COD
tinucl Polly
Pu.ly.' sad joe. 'you i5n'l kuow ruth
In tout ii,nlii'. ,eii ger s. foIsht iIke
tigers. We .niiei ali We rolled. We ,u nbeu
ard we tunaiei. list diIi sop. aai Sheu
the boys would pat rne the shoulder sod
/ say: III la. j - uh : ,=; hiu, up wnIl
ni.u " w gaus,d and t'it aui tore up Iur
iuJ 10 Seth Euuue!s sr"e - yard aus, I."r
,wo ouls P,.iy. aIn / supper Teady ~
I very la :. J..
.Jo-eph orels.u :. saii PLY. il toue
, brl.,ilns with anger, viii you tell me WI.
whipped z
Polly said Joe. dra~ing long sigh
! L h0.trrcdr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

and the ship. relieved from the usual strain .
held on her ecu - wirh easier motion. though
With diminished speed.
All eyes were now turned upon the iriga;e
which les than two mills asifru. was dash
onward 'hrough the storm. with hcr snowy
canvas and towering spars-a gallant sight
indeed y sh0F; lfieeU minutes brought her
8" the spai Hhere the ship s5rucf; Lut that
fifteen minutes Eas ~ tha utmost impnriaucr.
The tide was falling. and rhe frirare drew mo
water than the ship ~ she nearei the
h-r. 1t was cvi i-pt theY were Incoming aware
"f the DAGGER: tho stud ii' gsaii gear and the
r"p-a.laut sheets s@i ha.yar6- We're let - by
'he run, and With eveyilins .ina, the ysr,'s
were hrac@i sharp up. aud the vessel tsuipd
on the wiri
But their precautions were taken too late.
Rising On the heaviGs ~. j. she rolled 10 lee
ward and sinking ia the ;raa n struck heav
is brnaisii- ou the hask. . rchiug b,r three
InaSis over the side. ani fairly draEsi 8 her
hnH>Vrit out by the roots The next wave
ssrapt her over the blUk. and lay wai,rz
i"r IA the fr,ugh Of th- sea. with her hull uu
dan. -el hu; wIrhnEt a spar upon which T.
stretch an i"ch o. canvas
The frig4'e w5s n"s ftin 80 beg assistance
froaa the vessel which -he 50 lately hnpei 60
make p-iz'. an eur after gun flashed thro-
Ush the igz.l ..hr. AM boo-ied over The wo 'zrs:
tut Il Il treason - render All aus ,iuf,lrr -
:ie enemy la Iime of var and ;hs snip I=ol-
80. to th. wind stead iu!i AMI by for Yankee
tOwD on ID taUr bow .rir
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& SENTINEL Is PUB
, Hshsl every Wednesday Morning at
r,, DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTs per anuum
,r,bIe in alvance; OxE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY
.rs CsvTs iF not paid within six months. and
ia D1Ll iRs If not paid until the termination
y the year
\, subscription will he taken for shorter
.s-i1i than six months. and no subscriber will he
n r5s-ty II discontinue his paper until all ar
e7-lgas are paid. except at the option OF the
s=,or.
4lr -a-z0a s1hsoribing for six months will he
s,-rsl one D7L1,R. '11'nSS the money is paid
&nEerstsinC Rates.
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T0L. S--NO. %
Tie sohoeluester,s in That Bed.

4 rnresT o;.,',rt of the Nev York Wsverly
gives tie foilrvinE $ ono of Ih- many iuci-
deuts that beFcn ''Lcardic g-rouDd school
MASTER
I had been teaching II Mason county in the
Sucker State, ami ihis isrr' bad been boar
,iiug-round Ore evening. after school one
of nay i3ttle scholars stepped nP to me aud
sai.:
M. Jones, father said you shoald come
home with u,e -
..Vrrg we'll. :" replied, ani forthwith set
cut Ter lny patrons J.. use. which Was distant
,1ru; ;ro Ililer NV ba It kuoxn. J ames
Aie'IIarry-far that VAS bi< nasne-haI TWO
daughters. ihe a'id- aui envy Of the whole
community I h-a-d 50 much about them.
;ilar / was naturally Xxi n 10 ih"In- 1t
s-slme5 l.s,y,.ysr tast sra> 20 hc disappointed.
Wh-n We arrived. ] l.srrsd 'le gals had
cor. So . Tarry 81 tie 'ibrr side @! ihr crttk;
50 w-ut :, b a CURING iie luck which de-
rriysa NJ of seeing theai tba: night
The nigh: was vrH r.i-h aivaacsd' when
heaf: o,.a az lhr rariS cryie hsrls. and pass
iug iuro :h- y .;ainr Tpnn warming
i.,. Erre sas.. c.,a.s which were alive rn The
h~arfh II seems the oia LADY and 2, nrleHan
<l.Er IN ile same rnuIu lu' ! rss hot aware
of j. all then Having warmed herself ste
,r-ued 20 leave tie rooan, When the old nan
pike:
Girls said Re. '.'be sehoolm.sier's in
YOU BID
--V,ry veil. sid Ssrsh. rassirg through
the r,.oI, slept in weuf NJ stairs About
an hour hal elapsed wbeH h-arG Judy, the
ether nra. e..sse Sh.. stood al the door
lang time. ra.sia. wa aer feiie- tien tu-
I. -r! s,Fr'y; ,.I>rnhiuS har feet. she entered
whore I lsy l. h-T stocking feet. Carefully
undressing her~-iF an4 coming IA the side IF
,he h-d. >he r.rt pared - Eel IN NV u hap
pencil thai lay :u 'he n'i';clr. ana turning
hack he clothes. she give me shake and
>aii. IL a Suppressed ~hI-Pcr. -SaTsh. lsy
over whipped III en- "f the pillow IL
"a my mouth :, ksaa f-nu lau,hiug IA she
bounced hut the bed wonl! equeak- The old
man hoard 1t aud called out:
judy 2
SIR. Tas responded il faint tone from
rhe b.i j.s-ii,- me
The sch3lssaS'sr IS an thqf bed
With uue lali Yell aui a. 'oh heavens :
ne ia..!rl "u the a ,nr. AM fea WIN The ra-
rrii;y ~ deer up s'airs She never heard
'h. LAT - it j.u' yrnhally she -larned some
dun shout -etayin' 'ut late q spsrkiu' aud
al irving to slip in unoekno=a to the old
i"iks.
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dverstsiEG Rates.

u-rvcpr-7r F0UNDRY.-HlvTNG rrr
= -,a4e7 ~ oarir- stock an fv'Urns ot The
.tsrsIrrg T,rn1rv. -',e 5uhsrrihnr IS prepared
= f,-nisL ra--,nrs AMI others with
plo.,e E,<. EssevsgFr Doyuss. Sfoves. EsEEg
EroGs. Cs,rasSsGEs= SsEciasg1rs-
~ castings # sr1y kind that may he needed in
u -orrr'rrH'v.
pr st-.ct attention 70 the business nf the con-
SIN ho Aarez IN merit and trIists he will receive
Hba-aI "a 'ronage from rhnsein want Of Grtic'' =
His Ire.
AT fnsf, .zs done 81 the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
March .. 's5-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

TO THE CITIZENS OF NEIi JERSEI IND
PENNST " TANLA.
APDTHFCaRIFs UHUGCI>TS. GEoCERs AND PRI-
vATE FANrLTES-
:. oIfr's Pure o=na" Brandy.
VOICE pure Jamaica and ~. Gro Isuni.
u oife'' Fur: Ls".sh ...g!Tts "na It's
beg leave t. cali the attention If the citizens
of tn. United States to he above Wines ami IL
qunrs. imported hy Ud"lI.hn Wolfe. "f Eew York
whoss name Is faHilia in every part of this c''Tu
try frr the purity "f his celebrated ScbiedHni
S,hpGyps Mr. " lfs iu lis letter me. sprakiug
of the purity of his Wines and Liquors. SAYS: u
will stake uv reputation a man. my standing
as a merchant of thirty years; residence in tie
City ot New YorK. that III the Brandy and
Wines which tr.ttl- are pure a imported. and
nf the hest guilty, and eau lie relied upon hv
every rurcha~r." Every bottle has tie rr"
'sretnr'~ name on the wax. and fac smile #
his Signature on the certificate. Tie public are
re-re- Jfl'v invited +" call and examine for them
selves Fnr slie at Retail by all the ApntleCa-
ri-> and Groccrs in Philadelphia
GEORGE II. ASHTON. No. S3Z Market 81. Phila.
Sole Agent far Ph'lp7eIphin-
Read the f,I'uwins from tn. New Y"ik C,u Ter
Frornious P'sines. far one Ne,7 York N1-
chant Nc are happy :" inform ftll0w-C -Cifi
zrns that there i place in city where the
physician. ar"thecary. and country merchant.
can go and purchase pura Wines and Tiqu ITS. rs
prire - imported. ana of the hest quality. We
DO nat intend - give elaborate description #
tllis merchants extensive hSiut S.. although II
will rprav any stranger ur citizen tn visit td"
pho W,lfl's extensive warehouse. Nos IS. 20
and % Reaver street. ar3 N1s l.. 10 and 2I t..
Narkptfefi street. His stock f Srhnapps on
hand ready t.r slipnent could not have |'een less
than thr til,nsani cases: tire Brandy. some ten
thoIl-aud CaseS-Nirtage~ "f 1886 tn 1856: and
ten thu1l-and cases nf Madeira. Sherry and P"rT
Wire Scotch and Irish Whisky. Jamaica and
St Cr,ix Rum. some very cld and equal tn any
in th. country he also had three large cellars.
f'l.,l with Brandy Vine &c. H. casks. under
Custom House kav. ready fnr h"ttling. Mr..
W"Ifr'< sales rf Srhnapi's last wear amounted To
one hurfipeI and eighty rh0usard d"zen. and we
hope IL les than tw" years he NAV he equally
s1ioocssiul iih his Bran3ics and Wines.
His hrI>iuess merits the patrc mage of every
lover .E hi~ SPECIES Private families who wish
pu-e Wines and Liquors fnr medical u.P should
send their orders direct - Nr. Wolfe. until every
inofTacarv in the lar5 make mn their minds E"
fiscar.i tie rriS.roIs< s'uf from fneir shelves
and replace 1t with Wnlfe's pure Wines and
Liquors
We under ta7d NJ WOLF for The acccmnn-
IL ti,r Il small .',rel in the country. puts MP
assorted cases # Wines and TiGuors. Such n
man and srcl a merchant. should be sustained
aai- - lis tens e thousands # opponents in the
I-r:ited S.,tes Who sell rst'irC Int limitations.
r,rinouS allie 80 rrran health and happiness.
September - ISGG fin
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.lShat dlt he nreach sbout 2

II vas uu th- sca,h OF the Saviour
~ Ey. is he dead? WI. all Boston may
te deaf AMI w knrw nnIhiHg about II IL
WON'T 10. We must have the uewsPaprr again.
TOR everything .ue< wrong without the news
I,ap-r, Bill has a!mrst forgot hls reaiius,
aui Poly has got Ini,e uI'piSh again. b.
cause Shc tlaS uo puetry ani -tnri.'s {" Tean.
Wrii. il have Il take cirt-l"ad Of p"la-
toe. AMI ouinus Ia market, I'm resolved =
have newspaper
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
rta,a1 rane tne Papers.

Soma "a agu, ID lady u"uc.ns uaisa-
brr V wua Was Hn; IA her -ra; af chu.ch '.ne
Sabbath. c1i..d ou her return home Z" lmq T',e
hat -Hou.u d,'ai., - puuctusi an attenIaus
3u catering. ;ue .iou-e sac fund tne .aauiis )
bg>y a. work. SIc WAS surprised when her
..ieua addressed her
Wy la. where nave you been to-day,
dressed up ia your Sunday clothes :
r meeting
Way VIA. day is It ?
'S4unai., lay
.Sa!. stop wa.b:ug in a minute. Sabb1.h
d4y W-i did not know 1t. for uy Lus-
hani h.S -, 80 pllguey s.iugy, he w"n't
'ako tQe paper, and We kao8 nothing. Wei.
siin preached !!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

The Union feeling in Maryisnd is gain
lug s;reus h On Thursday Ihc merchants
az Baltimore held meeting. where Tesolu
tious la favor Of the im .ilats re-cnus'rIc-
tion "f the bridges rrceuily destroyed were
al" ted. aud a petiii"n t. the Legislature TO
his effect Was nuYieFously sisued.
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In all noble enterprises, the ladies' are
like the electric telesfaPa-far iu advance Of
the nisieS.
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RRRNsBUne HOUSE.

lie urdors;ced having purchased and taken
possession f the Flrnhurg HnUye. (f"rmer-
7a-ugie1 bv Henry FOSTER. w'li he happy tn
-.'re and accommodate his old customers. AMI
orhers who nav lie ci.sp'sesi r. patr nize him.
TIE Prnr-iefor fp.-l< assured fr'In tho sI'sci'us
z0USE.. ST BILE & other f9Cili'i'S tat ho can
T. Z, least aS good accommodations IS can he
al At any ether stand IN the pli"e He is in
7ssps,ir7 II large SIMPLY of tie "'o~est iiPu"rs
MIR yhish lis har viii le fnrr'iSl cd; his table
I'll r. furnished with III III jrlxr7rrS Of the sea
s77 and h. intends Tr r;@ ho-~iralifv and care 70
-s-;: the patronage # I'll t2ose who stop with
1T.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
F---.l-- .--., JorI &C
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-.Toma,y. NY s,u qua luto tue s;ore'and
grt some rugaF.
.Excass ns ma. I m saneAhat iniisfosed
tb;s uporniaz SEND father. and tel. bin %
bring me . pug of tobacco.
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AoaIed.-The war excite ns1t.
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C6NvhssERs WANTED.

ITHrIAL INrVCtNEETs 10 AGENTS
fTffg Da,Jiors ~ noHfh and DH erpcHSes p'Iid
" County tIrnugh"U: The United States and
CanalIas e. travel and in'rs'uce nur NEW
TWENTY DOLLAR D1CRTE THREAD
7 GCE STITCH SEWING MACHINE. This
Gel. nr Naci ire Is inst patented. wirh valuable
/ rruvemcnts. which make II the cheapest and
us- popular rnach;ne in existence. :: al acknowl
icei t. he UNSURPASSED fr general utility. A
-ni-eI number uf responsible ag-rtS are wanted
O. solicit Orders iv sample 10 whom a salary of
$50 uer month and expenses will he 5laid. For
conditions and CuH particulars address. with
stamp fir return postage.
j. ". HARRIS & co.
\, l3 Shoe & Leather Exchange
Nov 9 1859 -5O-Sw. Boston. Mass
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WATCHES. JEWELRY 6 SILVTR WARE.
NE would respectfully inf'nm our fricn 5.
patrons and the pui lie ger orally, that We have
now in Store and nffer.
WUOL LESALF AND RETAIL,
ct the lowest Cash Prices. large ana very choice
stock nf WATCHES. JEWFLRY. SILVER s.
PLATED WARE. Of every variety and style.
Every description of Diamond H0Tk and other
,JeV-elrv made Z" order. at short notice C~AH
goods lcarrnHtei to be as represented.
n B-part"ular attention given to the Re
pairing ot Watches and .JelrelTy, of every de-
scriptiou.
STAUFFFR & HARLEY.
No 622 Market Street, South side, Phila.
Sept. 26. ls60.-3m.
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-sub.orib. for the D.aocr,. & seosinel
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The Virzinil,s boast ., having 5000
men At Hsrpers Ferry. hut suiheauc sSeo-
unts sx tue rumber as :. AGO.