The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14
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source of ciarrhpa. and at the present time,
when symptoms Of cholera are prevalent, should
be strictly avoided.
| u Every treasurer of Kentucky, except the
pres ent one, who has not been in office long
enough to have fair ial, has been defaul.
ter. This looks rather bad for the model Wing
State.
| GJ7A jury at Patterson, NJ T., was out late I
| ly for fifty.two hours without food, yet could
not be starved into verdict. 1t was en-
bezzlement case, and the evidence very
Iperplexing. !
| CAn old lady named Mary MeCully, was
run over by a locomotive; on the Willow street ]
Railroad, Philadelphia, Sunday, and in.
stantly killed She deaf, and did not hea |
Ithe train approaching.
ggRobert Dale Owen is talked of as a can
didate for Congress again in the district of In
diana he formerly represented.
u THE public debt of France is rapidly in
creasng. 1t is already fifteen hundred mill
ions of dollars. That of England four thou
sand millions of dollars.
OTThe ravages of the Cholera at San Anto.
MIA are most awful. The whole number of
deaths is not short of 500. The disease has
broken out in the camp o f the 80 infantry, and
in the quartermaster's encampme mt on the
Salade, where many dying.
FA Galveston paper, deprecating the mum,
b er of divorces granted at the recent session of
the Legi stature of Texas, says in that State the
marriage contract is not as binding as horse
trade.
| The PRoGREss OF SCIENCE.-A New YANKEE
INTENTIONAL patent is about to be secured
for style of spring Gus hioas, mattress
es," ect., to be stuffed with living grass. hop
pers!
U=A Washington letter writer says that the
Senate will refuse to confirm the nominations
of Gen. Taylor-or rather the nomination of
his Cabinet. So it ought.
LANCASTER CoTToN MILLs.-ITe Lancaster
papers states that at a recent meeting of the
stockholders 1t was resolved to unite the inter-
Tests Of the old and new Cotton Mills, under
the provisions Of the general manufact uring
law.
G=An eye, malgnantly diseased, was sue
cessfulIy cut out in Cincinn att last week. while
the patient was ander the influence Of chloro-
form.
EA woman, in Shelby, and another in
esiscrvpur+, Texas. have killed their hvs5at.,~
$ the former stabbing him in the chest a num-
Der of times, ur,d the cutting his .h
from to lizard. Look out all you gentlemen
wot's got wives.
GFIt is said that the price of Land Warrants
has risen in New York.
GTIsaac Schearer, on his way overland to
California, w ith his wife and children discov.
cred that Isaac B. Gore, a young of the
n party, improperly intimate with Mrs. Schearer,
/ and shot him dead.
P 8TA splendid Camp Carriage, built by or
l. der of the late Gen. Worth, about to be
/. forw arded to him from New York city, tc
IS Texas when news of his death was received
Such is human life! He who escaped unsca
thed, the dangers of a dozon battles, fell vic
y tim TO u disc ase that bravery could conquer
LOUIS ILIPpE's PRoPERrr.--President Ma
poleon has been for time sending to ih'
. Elk king of France the moveables of his pri
: vate property. 1t has occupied immcns
number of cases lately sent to England.
. GITThe Hungarians residing in New York
;, have resolved TO petition the United State
ur Government TO consider the propriety of send
W ing an Ambassador to the Hung arian Gov
oc erument, and concluding commercial treat
y with the same.
u A YANKEE CoUNT.-The Portsmouth, (N
he H. Messenger states that the Russian Genera
n Count Rinzerhof is native of Meredith,
ed H., and his real name is Thomas F. William.
ID: GTA man has been fined 5000 dollars il
be Tallapoosa county, Ala, for slandering tn
le chastity of lady.
e, DAt a Printers festival in Washingto
OF the following was regular toast:
IT. WOman-The fairest aoor6 of creftionA-th
O. edition being extensive, let no man be withor
n a copy.
~ G5The following is old lady's receipt 70
y, :, testing indigo: Sprinkle it, in fine powder, o
:" pan of water and if if is good it will eiihe
!, sink or swim-I forget which,"
rs A Big LIck!- George Lippard, the accom-
is Plished editor of the Quaker City, who wa
pc one of the warmest supporters of Old Zach
ot had during the campaign, in his paper of tn
ri 18th inst, a6rs that Gen. Tia ylor is "feedin
or those ,ohO scOuld neither feed him no, his SOI
lc, DiERS" whilst prosecuting his country'ss sxa
ee in Mex ico,! Volumes of censure could not sa
ed any more.
. -
Ie-. u The crime of Arson is severely punish
he able under law passed by the last Session q
in our State Legislature. When the attempt