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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-12

Where have ye strolld, ye friends of old,
Companions of my YOUTH
Each walk, each nook, each DIR cam, each ofooi
Brings back the bitter truth;
call TO mind but cannot find
The forms once love well,
Where have ye fled ye vanished,
/ ask, you do not tell!
search. Iroam-abroad, at home
seek each much loved spot;
NV labor ends, but ye, dear friends,
Like Rachers ba bes, ''are not"'
ask the deep, if there ye sleep,
Like sea-nymphs in u shell,
And echoes sweet, my words repeat,
But Oceans will not tell.
| ask the skies if there ye fly,
With angels s'bright and fair;',
Each silver star, that shines afar,
If ye are singing there.
l ask each stream whose glancing beam
Makes glad each fl owery dell;
Each bird, each wood, each crag, each flood
But none of these will tell!
ask the crowd, SO gay and loud,
If in its maze ye hide;
The clty's throng, which floats along,
If down its course ye glide;
From hallowed ground, the solemn sound
OF distant ''passing belr'
Attracts my mind, and then l find
The truth its tidings tell.
Friends of my youth, know the truth,
No longer need l ask,
My conscious heart, though keen the smart,
Tears off the selfish mask.
The greedy tomb, in its dark womb,
Conceals your form from sight,
And now all-blcst ye at rest,
In realms here frowns no night!
'Tis sweet TO dwel! in hawthorn dell,
And roam the groves among;
To climb the mount, to haunt the fount,
And catch each warbler's song;
To mark the grace of Natures face,
In foliage, flower, or sod;-
But oh! how great, how sweet the fate,
Who dwell with Natures God!
'Tis sweet to while with friendly smile,
Lifc's troublous hours away;
From earth appears a vale of tears
And hastened to decay,
But oh! TO Heaven much more is given!
Eye hath not seen its glory.
The joy of saints no poets paints
Ear hath not heard the story!
Old Friends, and true! adieu-adieu-
- 'Twere sin to wish you here;
In love ye dwell, be yond the spell
OF earthly woe or fear:
No mortal man your bliss may scan
'Mongst angels "bright and fair"
Then may rise TO yon blue skies,
And share your glory there.
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'Is anyth ing lost whin you know where it
is Captain?" asked an Irish cook ono day
Certainly not, Pat replied the Captain, 'sbut
why do you ask that ueston?"
''Faix, an ust dhropped the taykettIe over
board come to ask yer honor whether i. was
lost whin knew it was at the bottom of the
saw"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-12
John Wesley, the founder of Methodisn

John Wesley, the founder of Methodsm
when one day riding Though the country.
was saluted by fellow who was living in
the ditch.
'Haloo Father Wesley, I'm glad to see
you. How do you dog
i don't know you,' said Mr.. w. rein
ing up his horse. who are your
Don't know me! Why, sir, you are
the very man who converted me.
Il reckon | am said Mr.. Wesley put
ting spurs to his horse, 'at least one thing
IS evident, the Lord had nothing to do
about it,
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"Let go the jib there. quick. Let gou.
shouted the captain of an eastern packet to a
raw hand. as sudden squalI came up. "What' s
all that yelin about2 amt ,ouchin yer iib,'
honestly retorted Jonathan.
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yHgHE undersigned having associated them
III selves in the Cabinet Making Business,
under the firm Of Lloyd g. Lisinger, beg leave
TO inform the citizens Of Ebensburg and vicin-
ity. that they intend manufacturing to order
and keeping constantly on hand every variety of
BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, SET
TEES, BEDSTEADS, &c, &c,
which they will sell Gerry iow for cash or up-
proved Country Produce. All orders in their
line o business will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Persons des iring cheap
furniture are assured that they will find il to
their interest to call at their Ware Room, oppo-
site Litzinger 81 Todd's Store, and examine
their stock before pu rchasing elsewhere. They
hope by close attention to business to merit
a liberal share of public patronage.
All kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for
Furniture.
STEPHEN LLOYD, Jr.
ID. A LIFTING Err.
April -, l049-27-6m.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
N 10 the subscriber, either by Note or Book
Account, will call and settle the same. The
accounts &c, are left at his old stand with
Mr.. Frederick Kittell, who is authorised 10
receive and receipt for all moneys paid him
for me.
JOSEPH PATTON.
April 10, I949-2S-,f
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1--WE took sweet counsel together"
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DRY GOODS

Consisting in part of Black and Brown An.
lean and French Cloths, plain ard fancy c.
simeres and Cashmerets, plain and a..
rweeds, blue, black, Cadet and fancy S,,,.
cts, red, white and yellow Flannels, pl.,n =
plaid AIpacas, French, Domestic and Earl
Ginghams, brown and bleached Shirli,.
Irish Linens, Russia Diapers, Cotton Dj,aa
Linen Napkins, Ticking, Crash. A ric5 :.
sortment of embroidered, cashmere. silk .,
fancy VestiDgs; new style ef Linen Lust
Printed, black and plain Lawns; mode II
Tissue; satin stripes Barages Muslin de LaD..
black Gro de Rhine. Barage Scarfs, and pl,,
and fancy De Laine Shawls; fancy dress Bg
tons, Fringes and Flowers. A complete !.
sortment of Bonnet and Fancy Ribbons; islr
Combs Brushes &c. g.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-12

Reading aloud is conducive to health.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-12

The Largest, Cheapest and most Fashionable
Stock of Goods, adapted to Gentlemen's
Spring and Summer Wear, as Just
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Ny First Party.
RY A BLACKSTONE.

Charles, you must go with me to Mr..
Browns tonight said my pretty cousin
ID Whu Ellen Won knOW-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Our Chagres Correspondence.

CHAGREs, March 70, 1S49.
Mericam boundary Commitment Steamer
Orws-SYenlatioa in Land at Chages, &c. &c.
The United States steamer Alabama, Captain
Baker, arrived the 18th, having on board Colonel
Weller and the commission appointed to settle the
California boundary line she leaves to-day for
New Orleans. The brig Henrico is here again !;
she arrived yesterday from Charleston, with
twenty-five passengers, all OF whom have pro-
cceeded up the river. There are, however, some
bank; A large marque, denominated the st.
Charles Hotel, and kept upon the same plan
as that Of the celebrated establishment of that
name In New Orleans, stands upon the right bank
of the river, amid host of smaller ones used for
various purposes, and where may be had all the
latest Yankee notions and inventions of the day.
The steamer Orus is still employed towing YES
sells into the harbor, and canoes with passengers
up the river The object of her mission here is in
manner frustrated, her great length precluding
the possibility of making the short turns and angles
OF the river, nor will her draught of water allow
her to proceed farther than the mouth of the Trni-
dad, or little beyond, which is only about
eighteen miles from Chagres. A small iron boat,
with stern .paddle;wheel, such one as is now in
Mr. Allaire's establishment in New York, would
answer the purpose we'll She draws but eighteen
inches OF water, has good breadth of BEAM and
would carry large cargo up to Gorgono without
difficulty.
Much speculation Is going on here and in Pana-
ma, respecting the terminus the proposed railroad
bought up extensively by parties and individuals,
in the hope, that they will be made the depot, or
terminus company in New York, who has an
agent here, purchased through that agent, the long
neck of land which forms the beautiful harbor Of
Porto Belo The bay of Porto Bello is one of the
finest in South America, and can at all times ride
at anchor hundred chips of the line. 1t is five
miles deep and three wide, forming perfect horse
ahoe, and is altogether a safe and commodious
harbor. Lmon Bay, although not large, is
nevertheless eligible good harbor, and, with
little expense, would answer the purpose of rail-
road terminus admirably. The ship news send
time, say to those coming here in command of YES
sells, that no danger need be apprehended on enter
ing the port. The entrance is not the best in tn
world, neither is it as bad as many would have the
people of the United States to believe. 1fthc mas
ter Of vessel is disposed to act honoraby toward
the underwriters, he need entertain no fears as to
the safety of his vessel. The underwriters should
have, an agent here it would pay them we'll
Much might be said upon this subject, and in JUS
tice, think certain transactions should be made
public,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
YELLOW, SHIP, TYPHUS AND ALL FEvERS-
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHEA.

In the commencement II OF ab.olue Importance view
or speedy that full dose Of pills be taken once
because the humors which produce diseased Of this class
always OF the most malignant poisonous quality
safety 70 life exists while any portion remains the bowels
the blood Should the first dose
but rsts a the dose should the be
SIX pills twice day Itais Also teaspoonfu Of powdered
charcoal every day while these symptoms continue
Let diet be light and of Digestion arrow root
rice pudding Indian meal Cruel ALSO sleeps With
rice and Of cinnamon boiled broth
Sleeps head makes the best diet II unA the bones
clean A. rule the first dose Of pills when timely
used Sometimes three four doses may necessary There
which it takes weeks cure; they do noS
once in thousand times In any event. medicine
or will sooner cure So soon the irritating matters
moved, SO soon will be WE'LL and not before AAodynse
and have delsterous effect because shy
dysentsy diarhsa hoer. and al other diseases secsd
are opposed to tbs as water to fire. heat eod and
drive this death principle from the body all
but there be work for fifty doses dose b
expected to do the work Of fifty And this truth should
always be kept in mind.
Let not the patients frgten themselves idea thsA
they too weak to bear much purgng
that these mildly operating Pills Dr. BrAndrsh puts not
weakness into the frame but draws weakness leaving
strength in its place and gives composing sleep night and
IN appetite 80 relish any food. 49,,
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TUHE SVBSCRIBER OFFERS TO EXCHANGE FOR
ySs two Sranshs: Of the Rahonins river
's Mn hs having
ss EsssS S : y 3 u
hat dSr laS Of requiring
on. GsT and situated Cottage
shnf 'S,as aISa ia@ afSt building '''' anu
Ai.o-A good frame house and three acres Of land.
Al Of the above situated contiguously the West
nd.pendsat value .ats 9i @ so
s sssCns s E6. s or to sell s for
The The .Ss
This mill dr' ~as sold s s .s the
sS SFs hs @ SSH e. for
'ea Canal nj '
ss n;S sa With
:o a q T SdSI3s IL; o R
few rods from the other, not entirely finished
Ths offered for rent at sao Tn. entire
Fourth large Mansion House main par; Is b. .
@ ah ., Es9 snS S0".,
o.ets bath rooms. and hsl: stacks Of ehmneys and =
By fss the whole forming quadrangle measuring on
VA, a5v. and crane sll
@
IN bearing 900 young trees fruit ornamental and
shrubbery) All OF the above buildings
recently completed at q cost Of SS27
The whole now offered for sale for the 5000
firth farcei-Four squares Of village lots containing 81
central and eligible streets
Aso-Four other squares adjoining containing about the
same number Of lots The above Mansion House
ysrs Of these lo. and the whole Of them win be
sold IN connection with IT, The value Of these lots
present selling price Of $50 lot, is. 700
The whole taken together, offered At. .... 5000
Sixth Parce-A good two story house by % feet with
two lots attached situation pleas
ant; price. ................ ri 900
seventh Pareei neat and .ommodous two story house
with four quartsr-acrs lots fronting tho public
rE;ch,h p::.o.i e"U
them the centre of tn: village plat selling price
NINTH Farcei-Aiso LOO village lots: varying in ... from
20 acres and held at different prices, from 500 TO 500
both parcels are offered wholesale for tn. sum Of 1905
In addition to the above the subscriber offers sell
reduced price, several snail houses and shops village
Aso-A number Of large out lots skns the village Plat
and two small farms in the vicinity adjoining smother
and containing about 100 Terms Of sale easy aud
dress Du Ios Vandervoor 81 Water street New York or
the subscriber at Newton Falls
mh1O HENRY MI ROIg
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DR. Brandreth would call special attention to the follown
letter from

NEw YORK, Third Month, q, 1913.
Dr. Brandreth my dear friend, il be good
evidence give that he is good then feel
address thee who has the mark Of
destiny.
testimony that this not vain aatery give the
following brief sketch Of my experience
When was twenty old, sick for about
two months with what physician called slow fever dur
ing which time took much medicine; from that time fog
thirty -four often sick under the Of
tack Of Infammatory Rheumatism during which l was
attended BY Dr. Moore Of rhadeEha then ,ssarded ny
descending to the Soon afterwards however,
chased box of Bsndreth Pills and finding trial 10
tried before replenished my supply from time time,
occasion required Since that time have
the country where much exposed
to vicissudes likely produce dsease twice
office in this sickly city Once while travelling tho
west taken suddenly very ill., The friend az whoss
house stopped called in physician, who made
full examination Of case and then proposed
which, he stated would reduce my system
conhne to the house for least six declined
his prescriptions took dose of Brsndreth Pills. called
travels and this Is the only instance Of my being Visited by
phy,cian since purchased the first box Of Brsndreth Pills.
twelve years ago.
my health vastly better than il has been for thirty
have been constant companion wherever have BEEN
land or by sea- and only medicine; pounds
heavier than was before used them when take cold
now have cough and attribute all this change, under
God for the substitution Of Brandreh Pills for the equens
bleeding and the caomel dosing TO which was before
subjected Ny wife, too by the same means enjoys ne same
not amounted five dollars in twelve years When we md
health impaired from we take dose Of brand
reth Pills and the difficulty removed anu from ny
experience believe IL family should adopt the
sae practice health and the longevity Of the sommu-
nifty would he greatly promoted ...o,.~ .s..r,,.
Most respectfully thy friend, ARNOLD BVFFuA'
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ANEURISM, OR ENLARGEMENT OF THE HEART,
arteries PILES. &c. &c

Cso the pills two three week. sufficient
TO purge freely and when fearless
OF be made; down with eight, and =
little while the dose do this until the bowels
strongly puged This effected the danger for that at
tack Angina pectoris and stone the gall bladder
treated the same and although considered
bic by the medical profession cured by the
RErHa PILLS Piles are cured by BRANDRErH's PILLS.
severe attacks the doses must be FULL six eight for few
nights together will the Whenever thio
disease in the treatment of other diseases
good sgn nothing but the pills and outward app
cation cold cream lard and make frequent cold
locally Where there have been pectorsl affections asthma
consumption &c. will be the pills
to effect permanent But any other course will
euredly bring On the pectora affection.
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cannot be too OFTEN reminded that n all obstinate eases
will finally effect cure exoep&
in those is altogether exhausted before
mi, medicine Of healing powers was used
Tor further information pamphlet Purgation, ~
Raudreb which may had without charge from the agsnts
r chs sale of the pills hch that by drawing the
pnres ont Of the by Of Brsndreths Pis the
onjy poss striking the Of all Diseases
making every who uses them their own physician
The aud inhuman practice OF bleeding suppng
leeehns hoped will be exploded, experience
proved have to do nothing but Brandreth PILE
which the impurities out Of the system alone leaving
good blood to build and strengthen the body; WHILE
ing the blood takes It's good well lie bad We
soon few hours recover from an excessive purss.ion
with Brandreths Pills but IL takes weeks FROM
single bood-lstting Be sensible and never be bled.
The Brandreth Pills sold rs cents per box, by one
agent every in the United States and In almost every
city throughout the world Let all be careful where they guy
they will obtain counterfeit Buy only o. men wnoyy
characters know to be above an action a. 70 ssh
false for the Brsndrsths Pills Observe the Az snA-
lures Of Dir. Brandreth ON each box.
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETIITAN OFFICE, NO IA
BROADWAY NEW YORK, UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
ESAaar.ss all letters concerning agencies or advice
Dr. Brandrsh above All such letters must be post psa
" NV l3SN
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SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER, CUT BIT MEASURE, AHp WARRANTED re
MRS. Z. &. BEAAN,
Clinton Hall. l29 Nassau street. New York.

Established in lS<3.
ITO BE REMOVED ON THE lsr OF NAY NEXT, TO
No. Aston House, Broadway, Of vesey streets
Richardson and Owden Sadder Fenton Family
Linens and York Mills Muslin, always for sale Mrs. b. 10
the vsntor and only Of the celebrated
BEAAE COLLAR
Stitched oeom the best richest
for sale in the United States Bosom Embroidered Corded
Run &c. more than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs Beman is paying the highest
prizes ever paid BY any Shirt the world
prices rarely paid by the royal sxroya
Europe Shirts she charges from Two Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts
No Gentleman in the world said rich hand
come Shirts the gentlemen Of New York At six to twelve
hours notice. Mrs D. will any time get up Shirts order
cut by measure and warranted IT. Several hundreds bes
stitebers constantly employed.
Ito reference Mrs Beman point with confidence
pride TO her Order Book in which original
OF between two and three thousand regular customers
whom are the names Of Presidents and Of Re-
pubie Ambassadors at and from Foreign Courts Senator's
Officers Of the Army and Navy Editors Poets. Orators Asr
chants Lawyers Doctors gentlemen Of distinction
grade Of Military, Naval, Diplomatic and Civil
Life mhl8 l3t
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SPECIALLY TO MOTHERS.

The sosvsness and the sickness Of which sfts
prevail at certain interesting period greatly relieved
and ultimately cured, by the Of BRAND PLs.
which should be used once twice week during the whole
time They insure and safe time, and what
wish OF every mother they secure healthy tempered
child.
is remarkable fact that those ladies
the habit OF using BRANDRErHs PILLS have ultimately be-
healthy and the habit changed thst
sickness Of stomach, other unpleasant symptom has
prevailed during the interesting period At other
times Dr. Brandreh has 1t in his give personal
reference to establish this proof Of the wonderful e
the BRANDRETH Pill.
In CASES or DEBILITY, WkAKSHss, WAsrIses DECLINE,
OR CONSUMPTION APPRoAcHIsG, it will be necessary 10
commence with small doses Begin with pill going beds
next night two pills. do this alternately for three four
longer; IL alteration takes place. increase
pill each night until five pills used then
pill, down to pill. Should any feverish symptoms
arise then take strong doses until the fever reduced When
this DONE the patient may drop dswn such doses their
judgment shall determines being careful keep
drain upon the impure humors; these removed
Ne their Advancement to sound health.
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TWO CENTS.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS ARE A SURE CI1RE
FOR INFLUENZA.

THIS COMPLAINT HAS BECOME so FREQUENT
times kind Of malignant contagious cold attended,
with much fever and great pIosrston OF strength So
uty to relieve the brain that appearing
suffer greatly in this complaint When they have operated
WELL put feet and legs hot water take hot BATH
BE sure and be purgd before Of increasing
bed and when in bed take two more pills and hot bone
set tea canip or balm basam e1wAtsr cruel
OF these warm drinks will and which may be- left -
ehoceeiter Of them will help to restore nsensbe persp
ration and this method will generally Should, how
ah len after the pills and this after treatment not
Yen pills more according to the urgency Of symptoms and
,ne warm drinks and foot general bath, night. Ny
Peiehce mas shown that the third generally dnds
nm wei. when this plan has been adopted in the Begin
he best that can be adopted whether one day or
twenty TO eheet the cure However bad may be-
never let blood be drawn leeches applied
blood We have Instead of losing this" life assh Les
u.s. leaving our blood relieved and ready rally
free TO eject this object.
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CHOLERA.

This terrible disease has resisted nearly all the sots OF
medicine TO arrest its progress but PILs
almost Immediately they are swallowed, exert beneficial
influence they out Of the system the irritating matters
upon which The disease depends for its eonsinuanoe they
arouse the vital and restore warmth to the
Previously chilled by the eodness Of approaching death
There occasion for fear provided Brandsth Pills
on hand ready for immediate their prompt sdminsta
ion will yanqush the maady and restore the health. Use
hem ~ directed in the diseases enumerated below.
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TO OVERS AND BLOCK PRINTERS.

NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx
IN listing between THOS u. HOWE ROBT. II. JAQUES
dissolved the LIST Of February 18l9 The will
be continued and oil orders received at No. 30 Orchard street,
by ROBERT ii. JAQUES.
n B-A pair Of first rate Horses SALE ason
Harness Brick Cart &e &c. For particulars inquire No
81 Orchard street. inhZ St.