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French Interests in Teuas.
OFFICIAL aEPupfATIos or THE LATE cussUL or THE

From the Paris Honltsur, Feb. 10.
me LONDON Is1es attributes great Importance 10 in
cident by understanding 70 it, Asssrtonthe govern
ment OF the Confederate states ~ America has been
thrown into agitation, and 10 which French sgels
ar said to bc compromised zoe N the deapa.chcs "
published BY the federal government give as the motive
for the eHpusn ~ w. Theron consular agent OF France
and Vice Consul % Spain At Galveston IN adv step
taken Ia virtue Of secret Instructions enanaing either
from The Department u Fore Affairs I'm.
refors Minister Ia Mexico W. have every reason o.
bsyo that tho government ~ Richmond ds
abused ~ an erroneous impression but the tngsh oar
nal does not the Ics- persist " e,asEertnr the impy.
lance OF this Incident, by rrpuDlishlng, veil
founded At least az riansib-. certain supp0s,ons the
mffobabihty o. which that loarns itself would have
mlted u u had been better dofmed " the position
OF tho agent incriminated NJ theron, who len ~.
roTe twenty years ago ~ his re~desce Teras
N neither consul nor nrsulnr ~ trance
a Galveston The b norary functions with slich he
va invested In 1859 make bin simple 10 egats 4 the
tsusn of View Orleans ard urde la ~ h. h4s
cofrc poBdcd excepting with his immediate head The
sny Instructions that he has from superior
stain WITH care from all Intervention " the political
Affairs u the country N, N tSaa>s ~ Uarsd
ates hats tsssder tss~ all drs D. forogri iopa
rsoun>ndDoss o. "a, agrfs tioo,i uno,r tSr DYdsr.
A. H. the other agent NJ. Tab ee who's been
sso Inred w In the pretended discover, d. 0fnatc
mau0suyrcs. he " nsiner consul n0s vhe CONSUL bit
simply cssrk Ia the ffeusi late Il ggud Mr.
Jefferson DAVIS Ia caDceiing Tho order which had ben
given 10 w. Iabouele - leave NMgiaa wilstn tweIty
four hours lfofn The tius u had bon gwen hs ntre
ttgcG mol ne fryi,r9 fnetfsr alfa ceyseYc, n -
entirely rrridcn'at eUcumssrs bat acitensf ~ -
Jicou n tosJoiera,s Senaoy, dd ~ se~s ksl %
slgri ge,tg-g 0f,.nfion
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Tn, H.otseLv Guerilla. ..aiy whip
ned.

- NhefWs NJ Too - 49,
r.iahs tysir fpaicb asys ths tebs. uBarf ci4ss
vsre sserasfa. a. tt9sn, Twelve nii.. u hp.ai
-i.Usg ts-.ne. N,st.i, rs4ud ca. sna x.ra tsoly
sAi.qsi ya.sray
Anr.a-r 80 1859 aaisf festam ~ NJ ysta
ysst-t ~ ntue 80 ~ iS.Hesoa.
1b,a 3 great etc ~ teal - - nr0a.
lac uNsai isll ~ q tsfaiiof es,ei irvttf
~ ksai@e.y " t-ss fsb. foies uro4.h Csa9tt.
i.i osf. shsfss. 80 snaitafy ssitetfea
4vfsi. na - - nuing T. ysla tst pppai'' t -
fb.t .itia l.0ls nr.ssa tro~ .lsi gsfis' b s ~
itstsai
~ .ailarf 49, - H. aiet 80 ~ fgsss sss,
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Personal Intelligence.

Maor Genrta ikiEsl arrive ~ town sftefIty ths Isl
stopping a The residence u ~ ahe- nav the ,ptsr
part q ,ie city. ne hae iA.eh Afrants.. II ~. ~
favorable weather Which has tsfarorsnly easpeaIc1
smy movements, 90 wilt he wife and fafagy ~ n
whqm ~ hr been ssparaLi for rosslaegshe kfgfA u
time. The GLefsin ffst rate health Ard nflfa faI
- 10 ofvard vita sopadoDce ~ 10 rselt u tLe c9m4as
canDalU.
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~ 481af 81 ### t*HA
,ba6i - IN - r Eor6sps blat ias raI
sfasulsf us.t y ,Brss Win iafsgs a. f#v sf. aa
'.strf river. s.sat ~ nle' asass M.satafy. ~
steamer j. cawstl1. ffes lssrt y ~ tr.n~t
G,fer. ain Htiq4l.r HlfrY. u 'sifri q ESQ. efN
hsacs 1hs tt.i ~ 80 fsaeessss Z" ~ Na@ss 49,
Ssfsss4 s.G .ssA.s-
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THE SIEGE OF WCKSBuRG.
~>~~~~o~~~@~-o>~~~~o~~~~~
Reported Capture Of a Rebel Steamer
Near Port Hudson.
SUITE ring Among the Rebels
in Vicksburg.
v-~e-~-~>S-~>~s>~~->~~-e
Deserters Report that the Enemy will
Eyacuate Unless Soon Relieved.
Running Of the blockade by the
? Gunb0at Indianofa.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE EXPLOIT,
&C. &C.. &C.

CliRo, Feb 20. 1893
The steamer Wallace brings the confirmation Of the
capture 0f ,he Queen of tho West.
10 reported That the ipdianola destroyed q rcbcl
steamer near Port Hudson.
Passengers report nothing Of Importance uanspising
below.
10 believed that pn.n suffering exists at vcksburs IN
consequence u The interruption OF river communication
Desertess sccm think unless relief arrives
tho place viii DO evacuated.
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Legal Tsnder Notes Selling ~ Fifty Cents
ON the Doiisr-Contina1d Discovery or
Valuable Mines In Color ado-stase OF
the Markets, &c.
SAY FRANCISCO, Feb. rs, 1853.
The British steamer Robert Lowe sails on saturday
neIt for Hong Kong. and will take out four hundred
thousand dollars In treasure.
Legal tender notcs selling At afty cents On tho
dollar
Advces from the Colorado river mention continued
discoveries Of mines supposed to bo valuable
large numbers ockmg tbthor explore that vast
extent q country, hitherto unknown.
There Ia extensive region beyond the Colorado
Astounding N valuable mines % gold silver copper
Several wealthy men Interested In their develop
ment.
vices from tho East but mostly private
There inquiry for cotton goods Tho Eastern
market. Coal oilSalcs Of 900 gallons At &c Sugar
Bales u 500 bbls. OF New York crushed at f3c.
Sailed ship Ris ing Sun for Caliao.
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Oar Hilton Head Correspondence.

. indebted 10 Mr. Williams purser Of the Augusta
more, for late papers and other favors.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
The Feeling In New Jersey.

The following resolutions were read in
the Senate of New Jersey last week,
which foreshadow the popular sentiment
of the people of that State, The restora-
ton of peace, is a popular theme, not
only in New Jersey, but in many other
States it is the subject of daily discussion:
Be it resolved by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey First
That II Is the sense of the Legislature, aud
of the people og New Jersey, that the civil
war, lii which tue nation Is Unhapiiy invoIv-
ed, ought not to be prItracte0 one moment
longer than i necessary to test the power Of
the government, within the Limits which the
Constitution has imposed, and that so soon as
the conduct of the requires or involves
the sacrifice of rights which the Constitution
secures, Ii ought TO cease.
Second. That the people of New Jersey,
thelr representatives here assembled. and
the gallant soldiers VINO without cumpuI-
sion, have rushed To arms to maiutain the
Constitution. believe that the time for hon-
orahie pacifcatiou has arrived, and that
every effort ought to be made to effect it
and avert the consequence which must ensue
from continuance of war at the expense Of
Constitutional freedom.
Third. That the recent proclamation of
emancipation; the division Of a sovereign
State without the consent of its people aud
Legislature; the appointment of military
governors, aul the attempt on the part Of
the Executive 10 control the popular branch
Of Congress by fraudulent military elections
of representatives are gross violations OF the
Constitution, and merit and receive the com
nIeuIation of this Legislature.
Fourth That u the same category
belongs the system of arbitrary arrests-the
Infringement u the freedom OF the press
the executive suspension of the writ Of
hci.as coroue-thc youfScati0n a1i seizure OF
property withou; iudicjaI process, a.ld the
/ establishment Of miiitarT authority beyond
tha lines Of the army. and al attest tie evil
/ t-ndaurv of riy;! war
! Fifth That IN view of the possibility Of
{ greater evils iu the lark future before Us. II
/ = She duty Of the legislature and the Execu-
{ tive ct tHe State ,n ecuujiaI~e ami cultivate
! it, credit and rCsyErcr-. maintain aud iIn-
+ prove its military organization. and t. take
+ all necessary and proper means . assert the
( integrity, the dignity a2l sovereignty Of the
State
( Sixth. That 81 in the heat &C passion,
excited Icy civil var. Il : Impossible 10 ap.
. gloach tEe discussion "f measures "f peace
. with that c;..I.r--s which i requisite. a.
. arnisiice "f >iX months ~houll he ,s;a ;abii-het
between the cou,euiing Srate~.
Seventh. That la tl,e third month Otter
the aEnj-tice has been greed -, one lele
gate should tc elected "a each cOnrr, S-:uua
district In l-h State. which d-logrt, -loul,
on the second Mnu-igy Of the ensuing w0uti
assemble IN CON se.,;iou IN the city Of L-SuE
ton. IN the Stale Of kentucky. T. DISCUS:
such measure a! a.4ica5ie svtti .nIyEt i
shall Le presented
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
Important from Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. I8.-The ram Switzcr-
land arrived here this evening from the
squadron. She brings news of the taking
of Arkansas Post, on the Arkansas river,
one hundred miles from the mouth, by
the land and naval forces under McCier-
nand and Porter The surrender occur
red OF Sunday, with all the guns, stores
and ammunition.
The full particulars have not been re-
ceived. The Rebel loss is said to have
been five hundred and fifty killed and
wounded. and from five TO seven thousand
taken prisoners. These results may be
modified by fuller and more authentic ac-
counts
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
nRPHAN's COURT SALE.

- by virtue OF a
2d Piur. Order of the Orphan's Court of
Cambria county, 10 me directed. l will ex-
pose to sale, on the premises. in the Boz uugh
of Loret.o, on SATURDAY the 2lsL day Of
February next. at one O'Clock. T. NJ. the
following Real Estate Of which Anthony
LltziHger died seized. viz:
All that certain Lot of Ground situate in
the BornuEh IF Lorctto, known and desisua-
ted on the plan Of said Borough by the No.
rs, i-onting so feet on st Mary's street and
extending back lG0 feet to St Joseph's
street, having thereon erected two story
frame dwelling iLoU:e. with back building
attached, C. frame stable and other out
buildings
T r MS-One third to be paid on confir
nation ot sale, and the residue in two equal
annual payments thereafter with interest, "a
be secured by the judgment Bonds and
Mortgage of the purchaser
WM. kITTELL, Admir-
Jan. IA, lS63.-6-St.
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Uyo COSsUMPTIvEs.

l. TIE ADVERTISE. having been restored
"a health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy. after having suffered several years
with Il severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Cnmsum mptiun-is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To al who dg>i IL. he will send a copy
OF the prescription used (free Of charsel
with the directions for preparing AMI using
TIE same. which they VIII find sure cure
fnr Cuusump'i'l. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c
The only object Of the Advertiser il sending
the Prescription Is to benefit tie AFT c,ei
and spread information which he coucclves
I" be inva uaLle, and he hopes every suffer
er will try his rem7dy, as il wii! cos; them
nothing. and may pr"yea a blessing Parties
wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD 4 wills son.
Williamsburg, kiuES Co, New York
November 5. 1862 SIM. X A
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
DENTISTRY,

EENFE uudersigmed Graiuate # the Balti-
Il more College Of Dental Surgery, respccI
fully offers his professional services 10 the
citizens Of ELeusburg. lie has spared nc
means thoroughly - acquaiui himself with
every improvement i his art. T. many
years of personal experience he mas thought
to add the impaired experience Of the high
ct authorities IN Dental Science. Tie sim
ply asks that au Opportunity may bc given
for h!S work "a speak lis owu prai>C-
SAMrEL BEDFORD, d. D. S.
Office formerly occupied hy DR.. Clark.
REFERENCES.
Prof {. = Harris I. +. Bond. IT. ". r.
Handy; 4. 4. Blandy. p. II. Austen. of tie
Baltimore Cl,e.e.
q VIII ,e at EoenSburE on the fourth
Monday e each mouth. l. stay one week.
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The Confessions s,sd Experience
OF : NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit anal as a caution
t. yoUuE men. aud others. " hp >uiIr. from
Nervous Debility. Early Decay. amt their
ksGred aiiments-sUpplviug the means of
self cure. By one who has cured himself
after being a victim Of misplaced conf ience
IN medical LumbUg aud quackery BY en-
c'n,ius 4 p,.s.-p paid directed cnyeIpps, single
copies may ha hal of the author. NATHANIEL
MAyFAIE, E-I., Bedford. kiugs county.
Nr~ York. jan u .~euIn.
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4 udttor's Notice.

n The undersigned
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of
Cambria county. to repor: distribution Of
the funds in the hands of William Kittell
Admir-. &c, Of the estate of Robert Finn.
decd. upon his account filed. hereby notifies
all persons interested in said fund that he
will attend to the duties Cf his said appoint
ment, at his office in TIE Borough of Ebens
burg. on Saturday the 3 1st day of January
inst, Mt one O'Clock 2. NJ. when and where
they can attend if they think proper
P s. NOON, Auditor.
January IA, lS63-6-3t.
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A uditor's Notice.
The undersi igned

a The undersigned
having been appointed Auditor. by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
to report distribution of the proceeds Of the
Real Estate of George D. Allen. sold bv the
Sheriff on Lev Fa. No. 81. Dec. T. 1861,
at the suit of John Mathews, for use, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he will
sit in the discharge of the duties of his said
appointment, at the FOSTER HOUSE in
the Borough Of JohustoWn, on Tuesday the
18th day Of February next, ut one o'clock.
=. NJ. WM. KITTELL.
Jan. 21~7 So Auditor.
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AudfSOr's Notice.

4. Kopelin for Use of In the Court Of
Thomas Butler Common Pleas Of
IS. Cambria county. No
John Litz. 80 March Term,
1861. Nend. Expon.
Aud now January 9th. a b 1868. on
motion of Geo. NJ. Reed, Esq J f Scau-
Ian, Esq, appointed Auditor 10 report dis
tribution of the proceeds Of tie sale of de-
fendaut's real estate. made on the above writ.
By the Court.
l.. s. From the Record
Certified 9Th January, A ID. 1868.
J. M'DONALD.
Parliamentary.
The above named Auditor vill attend To
the duties "f said appointment, at Lis Office
ing EJens0urg, on Friday, the 18th day "f
February next at one O'Clock. = NJ. when
and where al persons Interested may attend.
J. +. SCANLAN,
Jan. 21~7~3t Auditor.
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TNor Rent.

l. The premises now in
the occupancy Of E. F. Lytle. Esq. situate
in the Borough of Ebensburg. near the
Foundry. Possession will be given lst Of
April next.
ALSO-The office on Main street. in said
Borough, formerly occupied by d. W. Lew
is, NJ D.. of which possession viii be given
Immediately. WM. KITTELL.
Jan. 2l lSG3>1tf
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A uc.ioneers Notice.

TIE undersigned having obtained Ii
cense a. aucti"necr ia Cambria county from
SAMUEL j. RorER collector uf the Nation
al tax law for the l3th District Penna. HERE
ny GIvES NOTICE. that ne will attend 70 the
duties Of au auctiSDcer for ali persons which
may wish to employ hinl-all applications
made personally CT by letter addressed to
L5retto. I. Q. viii he promptly attended 20.
ENOS {. McMCLLEN.
EbenSburg Dee. 18th 1862.
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original Poetry

NEST we publish the follow
5s3icated to an accomplished
.-,,rs by her paramour, who, no
-. inspired by her benignity, and
.,,;,.hing charms of female beauty,
s,r. caused poets to sing, from the
If man, and after which lovers
.--
II til the end of earth
TO Mss
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uditor's Notice.

n The undersigned.
Auditor appointed by the Court Of Common
Pleas of Cambria county. To make dstribu>
ton of the proceeds of the real estate of
Thomas Kaylor. sold by the Sheriff on Vend
Expon. No. As Dec. 7, 1872, at the suit of
J. Blair Moore. for use Of Bridges & West.
hereby notifies all persons interested, that he
will attend tn the duties Of said appoint-
ment at his Office in the Borough of Ehens-
burg. on Wednesday the 4th day of Febru-
arv next, at one O'Clock P. NJ.
NJ. HASSON, Auditor.
January IA, 1S63-6-3t.
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1 uditor's Notice

4 uditor's Notice
y The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cam bria county, to distribute tie money
in the hands of Catharine Cassidy. Execu-
triX Of Lewis Cassidy, decd. hereby gives
notice that he will attend to the duties of
said appointment. at his Office in Ebensburg
on Friday the 3Oth day Of January next. at
one o'clock Z. NJ, when and where ali per
sons interested may attend.
J. E. SCANLAN.
Jan. Il. 1868 -G-3t Auditor.
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THE UNION RIGHT OR WRONG. ."
UNION planning MILL,
-. N-rTEG- rENNA

IBEN>EJRG, PENNA-
The subscriber begs leave to infurm ;le
pnbiic that lie Is prepared To furnish, un
short notice ana on ea,Ouable terms. al
manner uf WORKED LUMBER. SASH
AND DOORS. and MOULDINGS-
All work warranted to give entire salts
facti'n.
Orders from A distance solicited. and filed
with pr"mptuesS and dispatch
tcj-Rrush Lumber taken IL exchange for
Worked Lumber.
r. T. WILLIAMS.
Elen>burg, Sept .. IS62-if
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A udttor's Notice.

A udttor's Notice.
n The undersigned,
Auditor appointed 10y the Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria county, % distribute the
proceeds of Wm. Ii. Garlner's real estate.
soEG bv the Sheriff on Nend. Expon. No. 5S.
Dec. Z, 1862. at the suit of VIM. Tittell.
Adm'r., &c, of the estate Of Robert Finn,
deceased. hereby notifies all persons inter
ested that he will attend to the duties of his
said appointment at his Office in the Borough
of Ebensburg. on Tuesday the Sd day Of
February next, at one O'Clock 2. N.
F. a. SHOEMAKER, Auditor
January IA, lS63-6-3t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21

Els. GRA We STONES. TABLE *
BUREAU TOPS, Manufactured of the
most beautiful and fines: quality Of For
eign and Domestic Marble, always on hand
a NJ made to order as cheap as they can lie
purchased IN the city, without the ad
dition 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
a distance, and work delivered wherever
desired. He invites the public to call and
examine his stock, as he feels satisfied he
can sell cheap.
For the convenience of persons residing
in the east anI North of the county. speci
mems may be seen and orders left with Geo.
Huntley, at hisTTuware Establishment in
Ebensburg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, March Is lo6I.-ly-
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Notice is hereby given, that letters of ad-
ministration have been granted to the under>
signed on the estate Of Andrew Lewis. late
Of Ebensburg. il the County of Cd.abria,
deceased. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby notified to
call and settle the same, and those having
claims against said estate, to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
MARIA LENIS,
Jan. 2l~7~6t-c. Admins trdtriX.
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Winter Clothing.

Winter Clothing
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING EVER
BROUGHT TO JOHNSTOWN!
A complete stock of
MEN AND BOYS WARE
Heavy cloth overcoats, fine Ere>S coats.
vest. fancy and plain. pantalnons Of every
description. An kinds Of under clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
late styles; also
TRUNKS.
NALlCES.
CARPET BAGS,
and in fact every thing In my line of bust
ness kept always Oh hand, which I viii sell
at fair honest prices. l respectfully invite
the public to come and louk at M g..adS,
and If we do not deal. no charges viii lie
made. H. TUCK.
Clinton street. second d"aT from Main.
JohustJwn. Oct. IS 1852 #
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eTrains will stop al stations marked
. =" only :Vhen .ignal is given.
EBENSBURG IL CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, December -, 1862,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBEEsBURG-
At 100 a. NJ, connecting with Mil East
and Phila. and Bait. Express West.
At $50 p. NJ. connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West
LEAVE CRESsON-
At 1875 a. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
At 9.35 p. NJ, or on departure of Fast Line
West
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen Supt.
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..,-s his fading beams supply
lana mounts the dark cujug sky,
-.-, -. .,., l,.s-s... rsIes the evening
s5.,rtiar, silent takes his fight.
~ through the forest cinctured
:A.., ,q--aur in the leafy shade,
the shadows quickly closing
.s.st music Of the twilight sound
MI conscious of the mystic power
.-- .aathing, Of the enchanted hour,
ned glh the beauteous evenings
he ~.ais their sorrows and their
.r., tha, Man though born to care,
formei TO sorrow and to deep de
.. -re-e.f on exile on barren shore
+ f.. -,..s.r. for the sins # yUre-
-fS. t-lt even ha a while,
.r.rz PLEASURE on his desert isle.
Tia. IF. though -carce-Jut endless
.-l~.,l. care and harrassej with
--yI.
-,i.r-. .ts .'casures dep and true.
.a foley and TcE-ue.
>.l-- Lends with magic power
. trarms &. sl"cc tue evening
..4-zcas gift 70 man alone can raise,
ing Lea.-; ty thoughts Of happier
,~e.. Fr.enl hip, thine the hea-
T a-Hg,
~ .r,>e scenes 50 beau5eous to the
s-a-a :sa. zoatas each ruggc
-s--h Silent beauty into play:
--- -ra ut which the sister band
-- --..ce g-aCrs Ger this favored
s-.--e- .ay wishes bid them
.,b. ,ae weary hear, to cheer
E-.aaIsln % JAas z,,i yveutfui day
..- rs. pair J-a-i.e., i'ic.r first decay
rc-v darEs-. ever form OF we
.r... E..-.u The earth bgl,w.
--.rv l.r lai ,rIt the troubled mind
VS. e.. -.ia-a J.-L fingered SIN be
..; sa,-aE verd;snt bower.
.-aa --,~ Ser every voc.
..' .ir.- a..a -,.'. ", magic power
Tee. '-.a.. -,. r.ssEsy EaUr-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21

N MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law
~ .Johnstown, Ia. Office on Market
street. next door to +. Maroourg's store
VIII attend 10 the collection of Soldiers
claims. and tn all other business Connected
with his profession. iy. 80 y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21

- We IeFer 'irn-, wishing t. ron, d,
home. to The advertisement &c William
ki;tcl', ESD, IN t,'-dly's paper.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
LAUREL SWAMP INN.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the travelling public that he has opened the
Laurel Swamp IHp," AT CrsSsou. aud Is
now prepared 70 accoInmol l,e. with lIxury
and convenience. all those who NAV favor
him with their patronage. His TABLE
will be supplied with the beSt the market
can afford; his BAR viii contain Liquors of
the best brands: attentive and obliging SER
wants always at their posts 10 attend to the
wants Of visitors.
BENJAMIN VAUGHN.
Cresson, Oct. 90, ls62.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21

= -Ae legislature OF Massachusetts
-r-'a sent Chas. Summer to the Sen
2 lie United States. But from pres
.'.-'.ons, the power of this arch
's'-iiaker will be ignored, and in
VI -'iias prominent part in dis
Tue quietude of our country, he
obliged 70 take a back seat in
o-'turc corner.