davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l8. ls4s.

1THE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
culation Of any paper published in this county
and as an Advertising sheet offers superior
Inducements 10 merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous of making use o.
fhis medi I'm for extending their business can
10 90 by either sending their notices direct, 0,
through the tOliol1ing agents.
JOHN Grouse, Esq, Johnstolrn.
E. W. Carr. Euans' Buildings, Third 81.
Philadelphia.
Wm. A Kinsloe, PittsbuTg.
George Pratt, Isl, Nassau ST., Nt,r York.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
h D R \ A / b.

TIE subscriber offers at private sale the
farm on which she now resides. situate At Mul
leIa~1 Bridge, about three miles east of Ebens-
burg, containing FIFTY ACRES with about
fifteen acres cleared, There is an excellent
Dwelling House and Barn,
together with other necessary buildings on
the premises. The land is well timbered and
is well suited for eiths grain or grass. A
large stream of water runs through the farm,
which affords good location for either grist
or saw mill.
Terms low and tile indisputable.
ROSANNA M'kIMM.
Oct. 4, 1S49.-52-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
NOTICE..

W Office is hereby given that Letters OF
~ Administration on the estate of William
Webster, late of Washington township, Cam
bria county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make payments without delay, and those
having claims will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
ANN WEBSTER.
Oct. 1s. IS49.-2 ct.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18

PRSAcHEo.-By Divine permission. the Rev.
Mr.. Lynch will preach in the DeciPles Church,
in this place, on Sunday next. al three O'Clock
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
A E A IL w
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale rent his
FARM situated in Susquehanna township Cam
br1a county, on the road leading from Ebens-
burg to the Cherry Tree, about four miles
southwest of the latter place, containing
Three Hundred and Fifty .Acres,
moro or less, seventy acres of which are cleared
and under good cultivation, with a good or
chard and excellent meadows. The timber Is
abundant and suitable for every purpose.
The improvements consist of log cabin
barn and two cabin houses.
The terms will be reasonable and possession
delivered on the first of April next.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct 1S lS49-2-tf.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18

uIn to-day's paper will found the official
Returns of this county. We were very careful
in muking out the table, and the reforc think it
can be relied on as correct
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
STRAY HElfER,

Came to the residence of the subscriber on the
CIar Pie about four miles wesi of Ebensburg.
ON The I2lh day of September, three year old
nick HEIFER, with a white stripe along her
back. The owner is required 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take hes
away, otherwise, she VIII be cisdosed OF accor-
ding to law ,o.
Oct IL 1871. 81.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
FOR RENT

THE Subscriber offers for rent or lease on
the shares for one or more years, his Saw Mill
situated in Summerbill township, within one
mile of the Portage Railroad. There are four
hundred acres of land, well timbered, attached
to il, with about thirty acres cleared, on which
is good dwelling house erected. The person
renting or leasing will have the privilege OF
using the timber. As the line of the now Penn
sylvania Railroad, located, passes within d
few rods of the Mill, this property affords
fine opportunity 10 any person wishing to en-
gage in the lumber business.
JOHN KEAN.
September 90 l649-5O-3t.
IF"Mountain Echo" will copy times and
charge Col. Kean.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
Office.

gHNIiE notes of the late firm of Davis s. Bell
a. have been placed in the hands of the sub
scriber. Persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed on said notes requested to call and pay
them on or before the first day of NoVembe
next, as | am directed to enforce payment i'm
mediately after that time.
oh ROBERTS.
Oct Is, lSl9-2-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
" A K d ! ?

Delinquent Collectors i. Others
The undersigned, having been appointed
Treasurer, for the unexpired term of David Todd
Esq, Decd, finds the Treasury without one
dollar in it, and Court is at hand, and Jurors
and others must be paid, he therefore gives
tice, TO all delinquent Collectors and others,
owing money to the county, to make payment
Immediately, or legal process will be resorted
TO, to enforce payment.
P. MCCOY Trea surer.
Ebensburg Sept. 18th lS49-50-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18

a Large lot of Glass, Nails and sat- just
I a received and for sale at the store ,,,, OF
MURRAY Il ZAHM.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Frnm the Gold Digging-.

The following letter is nearly as late as anything
We have from the actual workings IN the Gold
Region Of California. twas written to Mr.James
Spears of Lafayette, la. by young man from that
uppecauoel County, and by Mr. . communicated
to the Lafayette Daily journal.
GOLD MINES, Feb 20. ls49.
When lett home u was with the intention OF going
10 Oregon but happily for me-, changed my mind at
Fort Hail. and direct % California where land
"a among fhe gold mines up o. my eyes The hrst Two
weeks | dug >y75 worth Ot gold. since that have
dug : 600 worth more frequently digging a. nigh a.
$50 worth per day ltls common 10 dlg from one ~
nve ounces per day and not unirequently men dis
from $500 % 500 worth per day.
This Won can rey upon true tor nave my sell
se.ni H. These mines excel any in the world. Their
exact extent is not known. They secm ~ iono" tne
range OF the mountains North and south. They are
known 10 be one thousand miles IN length ana tnelf
width ha- not been asccra.ned The gold Is found Ia
larre chunx. know OF one which weighs 81 pounds.
Tho Gold seems % have been melted and from all
appearance these mountains have been volcanic -
Blown as II is from the face OF almost everything,
goes 10 prove the suppositon
have no room for a farther detail Of the mines but
4 live 20 get back again wiz -ho" you sample Of
Gold This Il the place 70 make fortune but would
advise nobody % bring family tor i the most de
graded place ever 10 is mixed multitude from
all parts oi the world Vice OF all kinds IL without
bound saw three men hung almost without Judge
or Jury
can give YOU no description Of the country, Tor I
have not seen much OF H. / have not seen house
.ince let the settlements II Keep my health thls
season I shall have all the gold ! want intend 70
work during the good weather, and then leave for
home have Travelled the wide and extensive plains,
ana have seen the numerous Buffalo herds, and the
various tribes Of Indians and intend % ride the 0.-'
'' '- JOHN HARE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
New.york Post ONCE Appointments.

B-tfarf W--ioh--t-r Bates Pages Cor
n-r. H-rin-r Co. John L-v- Is-re, : hohar~ Co. alter
Juf4 G.to4 seIalar- Co. John Reed Clarence. tue g.
JOSIAH b BAILEY Covag'oa FrfnsIn Co. Jo-sfh spencer
= Bfbratk -Qrug Nti-g. q fk anf
a.. Rrhat " Coe. VI 6rawvr-. Cortland Co. Perm n No
Gfae PhnP.burg Orne- g., tcontnu-d Aifos. si-nb~n
90 Crsre. GI.t Ms-f-port. CssuEt Go, VI heniersuu
C,i.ll Greene Co., Disii rs n~y- s. rne G. tissri
D.sn. Ms.or,f- Delaware Co. Fireman, JcA Rect,
DrnIaes Co. Harry Hall Mor-st-. >fntar- G., jeremiah M
. Oss..- Ot-~sn thas ChIf. Hannibal. o-1~go Co., Al
fr- RE P.rnnn Mlno- Co. H-lr Van b4r-n tt.klnu-
.....,.s,. f s.a- Adams. I-
Srn--@i Magma frsoc a. Frit, oss H Greene o.. n
pa. E.rirHl- DAME W. ATors.
ahr ID G-ssolf Warren Hesr- Co. Ferdinand TlnuHlf
shand Nus Oras- Morgan sh-n, Bo1mF- D-s~ar- Co.
T1r Peters e.. room Iat- Co. Van k-ll
e..~ t-r fulton CO. Hfuhn hfryln sit c., Naf~r w
Rosto. Tonvi- Oraaa- Co. L@s- T. smith Wa.h'ns0n li0
I'D. D.tr-.. CO Joshua -fnian.. .f0rsi- nf1n Co, Tim
ob, C.n-n,-r. SMOKY HOLDS Columbia Co. Jsoo Pafr-r
l,,-.vs Cln.tanl.- Co. J0ha W'enH h- fH~ ja-.Dl
gr,+f,rt Hsus- Past Pembroke Gsn-ss- Co. Geo Nra0
Cassolar- Montgomery Co. Joelf " cac~- star -iou kth
rond Co. EtNartBake " r kn- Co. James , I-it
''- Ef-rr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
To THE PUBLIC

~ IL IL with nefabe regret that the undersig gned
called before the public 70 handy words with one un.
known him. BY card published In several Of the most
nhuenta al papers The country observe that
has mo. OpO.-ed ny name which Is all my inheritance,
and mas doubtless been perpeualng specusto on my
credit feel 10 bat due 10 the public and myself 70 disa-
any know edge Of acquaintance with MIN, such
persona 10 l. evident that his intention Is 10 supersede
the CITY Of the Aztecs" for t mas been well under
stood among ny friends that after making
o. the United states ny design 20 visit MeKco-end
be may have from the Post Office there letters Of IN
innsic value % one buI myself But for this, and an
amo glOus card published Ia the Spirit Of the Times "
New YORK should not have condescended notice the
presumption and efrontery Of thus ndlydua-usUrping
a. he does himself the world Of mage and necromancy
In ilstce 20 myself and my numerous friends In Mexico
IS well hose Of this country and Europe Il Is but pro-
per that should resent this vie imposition But short
Tine WILL intervene before shall he the city Of Mexico
and prevent fraud, hope all letters intended for
viii be addressed 70 Don AlOnzO de Regione.
would respectfully thank my friends and editors
u the different public newspapers FOR the Kind insertion
Of this card
real artist does require interfere with another
persons business, aud gentleman would be guy of
laundering bis eighbOr's name.
L. my intention 10 perform In New York and Boston
lh.s Simmer HERR ALEXANDER ".
June !, 1919. llejlwl The Magician
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

large proporuon--ncarly the whole oi the families
desttutc-are Foreigners, ami OF these the principal
portion are OF the Roman Catholic Church most OF
whom positively refused o. take the Bible Hence the
large number ieft unsupph,d resolution Was
passed To- the effect that the society pledges ts best
efforts 20 raise 600 durin- the current year for tie
Bi I.c cause.
We were visited last week by Circus, which, Of
course brought together large number 90 persons
from our vicinity After the show was finished AN al
fcrcatOn between several persons IN which tie
words Yankee and " irish were exchanged Two
three bore Oh bruises ami blood hs an evidence oil
their eNploits.
About { O'Clock the same afternoon Woods tavern
was struck with lightning while crowded with people
who bad taken shelter from the rain. Tie chimney
was shattered and scattering some dust ana slightly
loosoning of the pasterugon the wall the electric
1ul passed INTO lAc cellar. Proudentaly no one Was
injured
Our Plank Roads nre progressing rapidly. The road
20 " Maiert0wn nearly 20 0me- from Rome. seNpcctcd
Do bee completed hy i-t JuIy, hen the ufw mail Hf.
rangement goes effect Lateral roads all over tins
and sd oining counties vigorously prosecuted, and
speak well tor the enterprise and ssgacy OF the people
and give promise OF most agreeable and rapid transit
over hitherto inpractcahlc pathway
Yours. utteuflEely. o.. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
LABOR At san FRAScIsco.-A col

LABOR AT san FRANCIsCO "A correspondent
of the Clarls,9l M1cry writes from San Francisco,
April lO, a. follows
arrived here on the ls, iust. Our Commission mad
meeting the next day and became gained but have
not been able commence our dlte, Tor tne want ol
means Tho Commodore and al the Navy oHceF-' az"
well disposed ~ cooperate with us 20 Tar a. regards
the lending Of boats and crews or them plt me many
sftrmD Dts of the sailors - desert from ooas "Arh
ashore and even from the ships AZ anchor VIII not
il.tfv the employment Of the sailors upon our "DiA
There appears 10 b. a wild frenzy among 81. classes ~
get Al the dizgngs. The most eNtraysgant estimates
are formed OF the gains 20 be derived from tnat occu
nation AMI the cost of labor procured Tor ordinary
purposes is propOrtCnatey extrayagant ne servant
cf one OF our Commissioners was Ar oan ranclsco
few davs ago and received the otter 81 >lOO month
and on his refusal 70 ntnated 10 hin tnat ne might
make double that sum was. Jew days ago A. benl
ca a new town. laid out and about O. De Dul- about
IS or ~ miles from thls. IN the direction % the mines
II LES on the north ide OF the strait tnat connects the
Bay OF IAN Pablo with -Osun Bay. into which the FAC
ramenio and Fan Joaquin river- are discharged
large party 0f including Gen smith and ON Jones
went there the steamer kdith " lille al anc nor
there three Of the crew OF Eiirh deserted although
their wages was 800 q month and found On our
rival here IN the Oregon nine u her crew refused 20
work ani were confined board % this chip for safe
keeping. The Oregon IS - sal to-day or tomorrow
two day. aro her Captain here and offered these
nine men loo mouth. and they refused H. although
several O them signed articles % serve IN her Tor three
wears Al Sl2 o. 50 a month These facts Will Illus.
trate the Wild notions Of the working classe. As ~ tae
value OF labor.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

into League I'D The cxi'cs who have found home on
these shore with all the americans taat would az
prove oi .ueh proceeding
This Do, the place for details Comln.'tee ru.-ai
oo appointed % digest them another meeting called
70 sanction them. ami Directory appointed % give
them eject
a confeder4cy could be formed such rs tAe world
never saw conieder4cy which. hy the simple eN
precision OF ia will might check the ambition o. IS
rants and arrest the march Of armies.
invoke you thereiore-I invoke all who have .nil
rnce-to exert yourself ae there Is yet time O. save
as it- as yol can the irt,ess independence ani dig
nifty OF The human can promise at least iar the
lusA-l do not promise from any influence may pos
ses-. 1ui from nay know. ledge of their untnng .mmor
20. .ore oi liberty remain. Sir your oot 'er'
NlH nnHENN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
sR. HoBBlE. First Asst. 7. NJ Gcnl
ANA1vrnsAn1rs.-.Th Rantist Conventinn ol

Answers ARIEs'--The Baptist Convention of
Connecticut il % assemble az Bristol the l2ih inst
The Rhode Island Convention at Providence the same
day.
INDEPENDENoF Paris journal states that mum
bers n sweden, after demonstrating for years against
ihe introduction OF changes IN the formulas of the
legally established church have renounced this church
AMI organized one independent OF the state
SUNDAY TRAvELGNG-A bill was lately introduced In
the British Parliament for compelling the Railroad
Companies to run cars the Sabbath which, after
caslouing much discussion and uprising OF the public
mind was denied a second reading
THE BIBLE N IrLY.-Arrangements, It is stated,
have already been made for printing the Scriptures in
h,c OF the principal cities, and copOrteurs appointed
for distribution.
TEMPERANcE-A correspondent at the Boston Re.
cori states that during the recent session of the Rman.
cpatOn Convention at Frankfort (hy) only fifty cents
worth OF alcoholic drinks called tor at the two prin
cpal hotels, by the 100 delegates present
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

LATE PROM BusNos AYREs.-By An arrival st
Boston We have received fes Of the Brri'h Paekg Of
Bueno. Ayres to April a. We make the following
extracts
The French steamer Chimere, which sailed from this
mort on the 4th inst tor the Buceo carried passenger
Dom Antonio REYES Oriental Chargs A1nres IN inis
citv with important dispatches for President Oroe
touching the late diplomatic transactions II - under
tood thai Admiral Lepredour VII remain here al the
return OF the Chimere- - ,,, =, NJ,
Tho (acefa Of the 18th April charges NJ Pcolet, eN-
hre a A4,res Of sardinia 81 Buen0s Ayres, with en-
deavorlnr 10 drag the Governments Of rance and ing
ana mo fresh armed Intervention against TIE kepuo
lies OF la Plata
The following additional news Of the same date is
from the Boston Trgrslr.
Vete,rn further by the Bazar that Gen Rozas had
ubrnit,ed certain propositions % the French Admiral
~ settlernent of the difficulties with that naton and
hat these propositions had been forwarded 20 Pres
tent Oribe for his acceptance az above stated. The
Fnelsh mail boat spider had delayed her departure,
and was waiting for the return Of The Chmere IN order
10 take the propo.rsns France for the approval Of
the French Government The siege OF Nonievteo silI
continued
Business was dull There were - American vessels
In port two Of which bound % California
Freights 10 the United States quoted sl2. per
1000 lbs dry hides 81 Tor salsed do D0ub.O0u', JlO
s.42
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Rrssr.S RArlwAY-sr PErERsBcRcH To Mos

cow-Thc Railroad Journal Of "a INST contains an &C
couu of this double Railroad undertaken by Nicholas,
~ connect the two chet cities Of Russia. Inc dls
tanco Is 40 miles the work was entrusted 10 Col
George " Whistler. an American, who died recently
after having accomplished large portion OF the Work
The Emperor employed another American 10 complete
the work. on which Messrs Harrison, Nnans y last
wick have contract OF more than iour mllons ol
dollars They have already furnished OF Russian manu-
facture 80 locomotive engines - passenger cars ooo
freight cars and two carriages 70 feet long Tor the I'M
peral family. The whole line Is lad double and th'
Journey can be performed III 10 hours when the road i
completed Forty millions Of dollars OF less than our
Croton Works have cost Newiork Is the estimate Tor
the railroad and locomotives.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
NEW ELECTRIC TELhG

NEw ELECTRIC TELEGRArH.-The London rat
qf Journal in two Of ts as month numbers contains
very long account. with variety Of engrsvings' de
scrpve Of a ewy-invented system OF teegraphins by
electricity Dr. Buchhofner, professor OF Natural Phi
losophy in the Royal Polytechnic Institution enrolled
hi. specification on the 4ih Of May last The telegraph
does no, mark ike Morses Bain's or Houses, but
works with pointer or indicator, on the detecting
-, riu1a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.YORk TRIBUNE.
Ten Days Later from Bueuo, Ayre-.

UOsT ON- -aTUTVIy- JUNO IT "
Tho bark Bostonsn has arrived with dates
from Buenos Ayres 10 April p and from Montevdco
the nth Letters from the latter port state that the
French Admiral had entered into arrangements with
Rosas for A settlement Of all difficulties which will be
Immediately sent 10 France. In the meantime an ar
misiice Of - months will take place It was thought
OF Buenos Ayres that free communication between
them and Montevdco would soon take place
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
BROOKLYN Board of Health.

SATURDAY, June ., l-i9.
rbere were reported to this Office cases, Of
,.hicb viz Mcssrs P Hepburn, and Henry Patchom,
died yesterday CHAs. -. "ooDHi0"'
Physician Of the Board.
Mr. Hepburn was reported by Dr. At""ei ana MI
Henry Pa,cnern by Or. Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
The ChoIera nj the West.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, June ..
Up to noon yesterday, there were 81 ne" cases
of Cholera and deaths in this City.
At St Louis up to the same time there were report
cd 26 nermens OF Cholera and 10 OF other Diseases
The weather continued TO be very warm River nsng
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
RKnOkLNN AFFAIRs.

INPRovEMENTs.--A few buildings, built IN the
Gothic style Of architecture, ba,e recently been con
structed m Wiloughby st. They look well and orna
mout the locality very much In the Navy Yard, work
men are bu-ly engaged upon the Government Dry
Dock while in the suburbs several houses. displaying
the wealth and taste OF their propreors, are gradually
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

NAsHINGrON, saturday, June =.
The Board of Commissioners OF Mex All Claims
have extended the time for hng memorials on cases
provided for in the 5th article Of the unra6ed Conven
ton OF November 20 ls43 10 the ist Monday OF No
,erphar rnxf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

" thOIera PreVentIve nnd tNre.-I TIC
Asac Golden Life Drops ian Eat India preparatonl Is
certain and neyerfang preventive Of ihe Cholera It IL
also pc ye il IN the early stages Of the dis
ease The late Dr. Gram, Of New-Yorx City, prescribed
the preparation 80 cases Of the Cholera du
rng 81, Dr. Burrows, II Philadelphia, also prescribed
10 over Neither Of the above physicians lost
single patient Every man, woman and child should pOr-
chase mmed y, and Il IN their pockets
Price 81 cents O.. " CHlLDs Co. sole Propretors,
Phi adephia c RING, l9l Broadway, only agent for
New-f0rk Jes Nv MW&S
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

MIcHIGAN Crops The Wheat looks well in
the timbered lands. The season has been unusually
backward but Is thought II will prove beneficial 10 the
Wheat crop. The Corn but just coming out Of the
ground We understand that the Corn IS rottng in the
ground where il has been planted IN clay soil
ansing State Gazette, ith.
FrRE The ioiner shop Of w. w. Wilcox and
the dwelling Of Mr Bings, Detroit were destroyed BY
are On The 9Th INST. Loss about si,oO0