The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-23
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QI-There is a closer connection between
good sense and good nature than is generally
supposed.
G5~"One of the rarities of Iife," says Eliza
Cook, ais a woman thoroughly satisfied with
her daughter in law"
GTHorace Smith, one of the authors of the
clever parody of the British poets, the 'Rejec
ted Addresses" died at Tunbridge on the 18th
July.
To be read tIpice-People of mean capac-
ties always despse and ridicule more what is
above the reach of their own intellect, tha
that which is below its standard
4 Female Merchant.-The Princess of Or
ange owns eleven steamers, with which she
trades to different ports in Europe, going oc-
casionaliy with her own ventures as super
cargo.
o. He who betrays another's secrets, be-
cause he has luarrelled with him, was never
worthy of the sacred name Of friend; breach
of kindness on one side will not Justify
breach of trust on the other.
GTThe strangers at Rome during the seige
may be thus classified: Poles, two hundred;
French, fifty; Spaniurds, Germans, and other
fore gners, one hundred; Italians, not Romans,
three hundred. The rest were all Romans.
UVIctor Hugo. in the French Assembly,
raised perfect whlrlwind recently, by sser-
ting that an unfortunate literary man in Paris
had rcbently died of starvation, after having
remained six days without food.
uFather Mathew visited Deer Island on
Wednesday, and wen. into all the charitable
institutions there, and administered the pledge
to about l30 of the inmates, and IN the after
noon dined with the Boston port physi clan, DR..
Moriarty.
0JThe Attorney General of the State of
New York, has commenced suit against
Harmon Livingston, in Columbia county, for
the recovery of the lands in his possession,
WHICH are claimed by the State. The papers
were served on "Wednesday last. The tenants
have employed John Van Buren,, Esq, to aid
the Attorney General in prosecuting the claims
of the State.
G5EIeven dollars and sixty cents postage,
says the Boston Transcript, was PAID let.
ter to the care of Mr.. G. NJ. Simmons, of Bos-
ton, received by the last mail from California,
from young man formerly foreman in the
boys cutting department at Oak Hall. 1t was
his remittance of sixteen ounces of gold dust
collected by himselfa: the mines, and remitted
home to his mother.
! U9A lett in the New York Tribune from
Panama, states that one thou sand natives of
Panama had died of cholera since its com
mencement.
UThe receipts of the Fulton Ferry, New
York, are estimated at nine hundred and
twelve thousand five hundred dollars per an
mum!
| D7The students of the University of Vir.
| gina. have determined TO erect monument
to Thomas Jefferson as token of thcir respect
for his memory, and their appreciation of the
benefits which they have derived fIom his la
bors.
4 u "A meeting to express sympathy with th'
gallant patriots of Hungary is to be held il
Faniuel Hall, Boston. next week. Rufu
Choate, Charles Sumner and Robert Ran;ou
, Jr., are TO speak on the occasion.
p GTA clergyman of St. Louis recently state
: from the pulpit, That since the cholera com
{, menced It's ravagcs in that city, at least soc
E citizens had been carried off, and that al lcas
d one halt of this number were parents.