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RAEsGlM,I's AMERICAN. MUs 81 a u Z

DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUu.-r. Y.
DBsRHUM, Manager and Proprietor; JOAN GREEN.
WOOD, Jr Asssiani Manager. Tie 0RUHKARO all
Ills week commencing Monday, Aug y Ia ooasequecoe
OF the en1sssc crowds that every blight ihoog he 0esu
al ssloo- of,be Museum 70 vines shl. s5sofbGg Dtsns
Mr. Bsrnum viii presentTHE DRUNkARD DOT noly every
evening OF this week. bat also Saturday aferuoop. 10 Nc
shernoou comm encing 81 o'clock sougt dsne.f, ths
Lancashire selRintert ard the farce Of THE TAfLO8
OF TAhW0RfH TIE Negro farming Wolfe, by are
cent process Of sl and may be Also,
Queen Adelsides Carriage 7snis, hs fsfg Queen, an
immense Boa Constructor, se. Eyeting perormsneeseon-
msuce at "a O'Clock Admission = children under 10
yesrs, l2i eta a1~o
gI,HE DUssELDOhE ACADE&x OF fish
u ARfs.-Nsv fsnt'ngs recently arrive t0r 1rofa,
sro1g witch 10 Gernsrie" b koehol, u'sEet Az OF
oh. highest elssr ghs exhibition Of PsnrnGc b. Ar.E.
q The above School hes received rr1- sddo1c trt ~
rhr open ct The ruo roornr ovtr The hal OF M ctreH
Divine Unity n Brotdeay be.ween spr1- ar rriIls
50. from 10 o'clcst Al. Ill 10 oelrek, r.k
Admission, Is seuis tsGten riefs.s - cent? ctic,
Isfuee va c-.ta iss
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JoHESToE'S NATIONAL ATLAS,
<>REAP EDIrION-For sale a. Wholesale AID retail.
Inv J. DIsIU RHELL,
- p Isl Bfosdway, up fs1iri
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS
ND STATISTICAL WORKS o. .m29 every
AsGriety, for sale b DisIlhnELL
a. u 90 -. olo.t-.y
SESSION LAWS FOR 1860.
rvrIfE Laws OF tde sax o. hs.-forf' Psssea y "
xsr sesdcu Of tbe Legiff1rs for sale By ne s1hteLf
ssr, !, tbe.r Lxw Bans and kAno1sfy Nora ID nass-'
ELLl eOuLs, EsropsgI DstleI
.~u add Law Rlanf FubEshera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

,>ra.rPRRuIUN CHEMICAL OLIVE soAr'
Il nSsessrmred " ] ?. MERRIAM, Pfovdence. l. =,
~, ,csp "a vsl ard issorLby known az ros.
s.rle for families or lsupdries and - wsrrsnoo '" "s'
go n hard. ,on or sslt water Fer sale ov
uee w. ANGEL, Jk les MAIDEN isre
x,so securing soap tor msoufsclarefs ave sa.s I'm
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LG CARRINGTON Auofor eer
ny IAinH -. PEATT.-hAkD NARE AND

pY JACOB :. PLATr.-HARD WARE AND
DCUTLERY-Oo coz Eag isn corn &C. thea, cases ans
ivory contf quantity Of original Bagiia pttesn ettdt
cf cutlery catfs dansged No 3srd race ehiaspiie
metal rue psu 100 pair brass csndlssets, e.egA1seIi Of
es usys, sc. - ,,. -
JICOB FLATr VIII sel this day, without reserYe,
ry o u the catalogue NE ghes bidder al 10 DC IN
a. ne suc don roof1 q rGift a. ahofe Ais, 40 Invoice
Of Birmingham HsriNsre eonsfuDg OF Pedi9cAs, Laoo
80. rurry combs thcyelt and tonsf glue pots, waite
&c As1 table hives and forks 100 dozen i.cel ssca
th-irs 100 dor ore, puTie 500 doz vcry con ~ az
geld rers win silver holders, fs-cy boxes, BITis knYeA
ours 10 boxes Git rlsq1ea aae bucAlesi &C. Aso lsa
ny u fre cartt euurfy. ~ ~
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-nu saIE-Two large objective mhes ~ tlre.sn,
ssr Nd several email French tpees e. lay LISP 80
sood those Of vfet snder kso very ane
oSysrx large tie IN reims and qefes SIS
PsP ,-,yy ysfi. lies ervtIops, vsinng carh pc
c;rSnsnied whiting and drawing ma. s. ne So.t
49, 49, poit,olios rcckssbookf Pcttn1oo roe,
viii ard without insrums1ts pe.ars 81 ,sss bro&n
tp. =, -,-orS rires suitable for Dag 1eff oyps
wi be sod ii retail though ne ,ser ~Sai pre-, = a.
rose ofsl together, al tie cost psice; 10 'S -A
sxeelien, ire f,r ,ho Sc " no buy 10 sel az al
so Oh at nsds ae wehneTgs studio.
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Fl IF 81 s EiafsFs1 AIlsd Ii s.sSc. q :
ts.sH W. p. BISHOP, \ decSued.
4 fVHACLOsURR sALh-y.la,

o. fvHACLOsURE sALEs-vsosole lss.eno
- lioP-ty ~ Chamrerft he'd under l-efe from trinity
Church h premises hnosn az On slhersst bsiur
ne isi,s hq1ss Tom srosdwsy VIII " sod sucoa By
A. n hULLEk, Aucttoreer, a. The Merchants Exchanks
or Wednesday he 18Th Ar g1st at n oclocf Terms
maSe tDown 81 the ime % ssIe For further pa sa,Fs
Inquire Of BLATCHF ORD 4 CROSBY
sOT 2ufs 4 dsao-rr.st
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WOOL PICKERs.

w JUL FHORIfhE1s
DARKHURSFs IMPROVED MACHINE for Cle,n
Ing " oO uUder patent OF April % 1889 which 10 uno
most perfect apparatus ever applied 10 his Pufposo
now comp eed and csn be IN Ope s0n, By applce
ton 10 he subscribers. By this mechiue The wool 10
picked ard cleaned % burs prior to s bepR wsshed OF
rogred runs separately from the cardf and hs-ts t1e
eean,ng without injury to tho sspee Of the WOOL or
bressng tearing The borrf and VIII do inc rort Tor
f,ur 10 I tetf (eccoroirR she qualify OF the
wooll Price $50. Also machines attached " eards-
An OF which will be furrfted a. short nOuce. BY
HAYES 4 REDFIELD, Agents for s. t. PsTEb5nt
80 >. ,awt,T 10 Bfoad.d
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nIArK BOOKS, PAPER, 60 ,cssss s a.,
u kssai buyers suppieo- We sts n9- reeelsIs ~ M,
rrsss~S F.ncv Ard elApie slsti0refy. kavsopt 1yS
Pers Copying ARD No.n Presses h,nr9a ,I Ls'f csrss
g. ss-s'tt,-.irS Basrd 1c sc EEANCIS& IOUIkeA
80 80 Ssrut.etIrsr. "a Importers, u Mreenisrc
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nELROsE VILLAGE
WIN KkaY nkAIRAHLEp ouble

q VERY ID EsiR&BLE Double
building lOts sil Tor 10 tns uOss ceslfaoe locs
tcr a. fair rrcef ard pgY meat received la monhiy
INN merts desired FOR msPs and TAU particulars sP
plyto II ELTON. % Nassau a. rom 10 II AZ. or al
nerofe from 10 g. ctiy Pctsous de-lrous OF hsy-
n Village homeEeSd 81 smot e0ugeusot data cs nom
TIE city. VII frd Il 10 heir advantage 70 call aud examine
this properly The OF this plot deem pu5lg l1ne
cesssy, ssusfed hat cEce Waite. viii recommend L.
self suT 6dss
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MORRIS l.. HALLoWELL s. o..
rs hrrtesft Philadelphia,
,xpot-yRs AKp wHoLEsiLR pzALERa - -
LACEs, sHAWLS, ke-
FRI,IlIRT PAID TO NEW-YORK
or rood, purchased o "a and shipped 81 norarr roois
trs x,nia
IlINYOTTvILE GLASS WORKS. fhlhss,,
DDELPBlA,n viii resume operators "a m3nlay, -
roer ard viii be prepared TO execl ofde-t ior 's
al medicine bottles csrboys Madeira ara csre nc oo
T-s porer aud mineral waller bottles arr ssery aes.ns
on bottles and walls. Orders III
Tredn,e Attention n addressed 20 ..,n,,rr
"'NN'0 BANNERS, SMITH CAhP6kLL
,usss S5t souIh FROM 81 rnuelo.Pa-. --
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CRANES PArENT sohp.-Ies SET p>s."s Nv
d-1 sciepce For wAshing clothes perfectly eso VIZ
s,loLhiDg esse and dspsien arc wlIn,a ~! - s,.s
80 - rlor by the use OF his SOAP vefhrg can % uoio
~ ,s,rd the time consumed BY ordinary s2ays pee a.
rectors accom- PAM lrg each bar lndre - o. ss
"a rrser II 10 al other soaps powders Or qlsn IL ~,
Wishing All this be tested al SIN, u - no ~
,s,,s he whole Civ 10 come and Try IL fot sae ~ =.
p srocers ard stihe us-usctoryl i'll SlVsnf'
NY orders thankfully received - -. s.... t, ~.
Weneoi e0"PN'' sn3s Sgsods
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4kfR eHAELrsf5S. c-fss .Olsndd ,Ie.1-
ssme :, hip OsPEEY, }. Dicsinson. esmn.aser, WI
s.il ron, The wt&f EOt = LouDsf1-sl rA-as'Po u
ssrrda, Augus, "a al 10 o'clock A a c,,s
For feigtf or ptsssge sppy y hI"SS.. :.
EIpfess walsL eoTGef Of efo-ds. ~ "o''' P.4'
tfS.htp tn.y be sceu aoi 5srthf s-carsd -,
FreshI fox mia sbo1t leave Ssr-fOfA Oh f1a''
dsv Price 10 csnts pee cGbic iocl
yor fur Der infnrnsr u, ret-r 10 .-,..
L. LlfTLEFILLD AIhsbsf 4 COS fxP'e"'
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N. McGRAw.
~ ANE'&A

~ Ps~ .G-v S--.~as Sos.os,. &c. I'D r@se.
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NJ F0r susE hasi hslaIs .1ass- l.ss.s... g. YIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

% FARM FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR
~ BROOKLYN PROPERTY The farm 10 stu ,ted Ia
Middleser County, N-W-Ieusy, 81 lirng the Kali
rord to Philadelphia end about nine miles RON New.
Blursvick IL contains about s5 scres Is Of Which 10
wood the balance nearly oil under cultivation. Aysuaos
Peach Ofchsrd Of near 1900 nees you1g and thrifty
Cherry Orchard abundance Of wNer good noase barn,
snI esgon house nearly new ard 10 good repair. The
teruA sds very two tbirdf OF re pur
ebsIeuouey remain bond snd mortgage for torn
OF vars, " desired. Address G, Bor slb Y Post
Office suA tlDkW
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- pnV CAI.IR0RNIA. vA CaAGREs-

go DOR CALIfOkNIA, "a CdAIkhs-
1ElE " uhsuI ceIenuon a. Psnana-Ine Oai.sd
s<n~- ses Mall sesGshp Co vii disqsice th-
,-spdN double sugire sf-anship GEORGIA on "ednes,
cav geptsnber H. 81 O'Clock, "A from nc PIER tJoi o.
Warren n rodh River with re G0yernnent aslf ana
passengers FOR Sal Fraccisco ane l1setneesee i,ss
sir erurecfou a. Persma Nil be carefully Espi up %
a, 10 rreTentsny selsron beyond The us1ai say In p1
Th books are now open ard pGsfsss can De ca ..
the following utesi
TEos new YORK TO cHAeEfs. 49,.
sSie Room berh..... 81
Stsncee b@fth forward saloon
gt.eraee ef H. iound bed snd separae gs5e..ss. 60
IRON PANAMA TO sax FsAsclsco.
Room berth
steerss. found BED ard ,-psrste is5ie..,s..ss 80
IRON sEg.Y0Rg
STATE Room standee. sesfake.
Gherlestcr .s..s.....sss.f9 70
Savannah. -
Hsrrnr. .
New -OTears............ - W,
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Frsisht 20 Hsvacs sc per cu5-c lot .,-,
Coriisnees 20 receive hsr goods a. sniPs AeAef nnie
Gely AMER her arrival A. hsvsrs- ,,r. "a
TO ,eeufe feighg psasGge appy 81 NC ounce " NC
corrnrv III Wess-sf. csruer Of Warren-sI %
NN-b'-S 49, n o KOBERr8.
SPECIAL HorIo Ia Evea % shippers ~ Is naS Inss sos
nave pppsrec form OF oil Of stirg adapted 70
,r q,ness tleh val be .uraishsd 20 snippers 90 ~
prcsuOu a. the ConPaay'f once, sna ~iie S.ea oe, 80
rr.e.,s 10 prov4<e therselyes 10 her iofm VIII Dc
stoned bv ths scels n M cOupscy Al ehis o. eans
-, he gn.d 6slore TIE log Of s vessel sns sstl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
SCHOOLS.

MONSIEUR ALPHONsE PERRIN
HAS THE HONOR 10 inform bis patrons and friends
That bic school for Young Genuenen win e5psn for
Ae Winter sessien on the llh Sept at SOC Broadway
Apphcatons for sdmifsion may be made at the school
rooms the 9Th l0h Sept 81 ice
ioence Of the Principal, a,disonsv. cor. Tnirtethst
euz4 2wss
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BOARDING.

DuABpIRG-At6A Broedwsy-A gentleman and -
IL &c - he accommodated ~ith handsome room al.
,nt,i, on e arf door and hkewfe one on tne second
ih he'd room and pantry attached tue housen 10 cor
'pleee 0'oo'' NV WV su2s 2its
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nfoRRIs l.. HAI.LoWELL g. o..

Fs For oihsr Msdiebs AdSertsemeats zee Hid Page.
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nounced to be richer than those of Spain,
are already being worked to great profit
in the same region. Coal strata have also
been found in the coast range of mountain
near Santa Cruz, in the neighborhood OF
the mission, San Luis Obispo, and near
San Diego. California coal seems to be
in the intermediate state, between the an
thracite and the bitumlnous. 1t is not so
hard as the former, nor SO soft as the lat
ter; it burns more easily than the first, and
does not give out so smoky and unpleas-
ant flame as the second; ii ignites easily
and burns with very pleasant flame
without much smoke. Iron is scattered
through the mountains of the country, and
we have no doubt that workable mine
of it will before long be discovered. We
mention not the gold washings that are
being worked so successfully at present,
for as respects their duration and the de-
velopement of the industry of the country,
they scarcely deserve the attention of the
economist, be they ever so rich, as all 9TH
er mines are more beneficent in their in
| fiuence to the progress of country than
gold mines. These will become the means
of advancing the prosperity of the country,
only when regular system OF mining by
sinking shafts into the rocks shall COM
mence, which il is to oe hoped will be
done ere long.
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not another world of such for him to con-
quer Such genius as his should not be
left to pass away in such a low station as
criticising upon volunteer toasts; he should
have wider scope for the machinery of
his ponderous brain to work upon, than
that of pouring forth his wit and wisdom
upon few country volunteers. We
would say to the Blair county editor,
sound the tocsin, draw the bright blade of
criticism, and let it cut deep into these
country volunteers; wake them up from
their deep sleep of ignorance, let them
now learn to be careful how they compose
their next toasts, to have every thing cor
rect, for if they don't, the Blair county
editor will be put to the trouble of heral
ding forth their ignorance to the world
By Joseph A. Buck: The Editor of the
Blair County Whig-Let him look sharp
when he next criticises. A little learning
is dangerous thing.
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Affairs at WASHINGTON.

The Baltimore Suns Washington cor
respondent writes under date of February
9th:
am very happy to inform you that an
arrangement has been made whereby the
northern members agree to abandon the
project of forcing the California measure
by the gag rules. 1t was well known that
the attempt would endanger the quiet of
whether it succeeded or not, would retard
and obstruct any plan of compromise.
The northern members are we'll con-
vinced that their movement last Monday
week was premature and indiscreet. The
resistance of the minority was conservative
and proper, and will be restored again,
whenever it may be necessary TO check
the arbitrary and oppressive conduct of the
majority.
Mr.. Doty's resolution accompanied by
a bill for the admission of California, Is
now before the committee of the whole
House on the state of the Union, for full
discussion. This is the proper mode ol
relieving anxiety and calming the excite
ment both in the House and In the coun-
try.
Next Monday, when Mr.. Doty's reso-
luton comes up as unfinished business
it will be Withdrawn or passed over by
consent.
So, the imminent and pressing danger
alluded to in the Senate, on Monday ha:
been averted.
With the prospect which we have before
us of a wise, rational, constitutional, ant
practical plan of compromise from Mr.
Webster, and signs of better disposition
on the part of the House we may congrat
ulate ourselves upon having safely passe'
the crisis. Unless some untoward events
should happen we shall, in three months
see land.
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Alabama and the Nashville Convention.

Three Southern States not Represented.
In the Legislature of Alabama, which
has just ended its session, no legislation
took place on the Slavery subject. Each
House, it is true, passed resolutions con-
cerning it, but neither House would agree
to the others resolutions. Delegates to
the proposed Nashville convention were
appointed by the members of the Legisla-
ture, but not under any Legislative act de-
claring any particular objects to be accom-
pllshed by the convention. In addition to
this, there is the positive contrary action OF
the Legislatures of both Kentucky and
Tennessee, which we have heretofore no.
ticed; and we have now the statement also
from New Orleans, that the Louisiana
Legislature are strongly opposed to any
revolutionary movements, and are not dis
posed to recognize the Nashville Conven-
tion.-BaH. Sun.
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Mineral Resources of California.

The following statement respecting the
various mineral resources Of California, is
extracted from DIR. Wiezbickis' new work
"California as it is, and as it may be, or a
Guide to the Gold Region
"When considered in point of mineral
productions, if allowed to be developed by
capitalists, California in capable of becom-
ing an important centre of the commerce
of the Pacific. Here we find in the neigh
borhood of Clear Lake, about l25 miles
north of Sonoma, lead, copper, sulphur
and Saltpetre; on the south side of San
Francisco Bay, silver mines have been
found, i'll the vicinity of Pueblo dc San
Jose; Quicksilver mines, which are pro
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II Among variety of matters which
will come up before the meeting at the
April Court for the consideration of the
democracy of Cambria county, there is
one particularly on which we would be
pleased to see decided acton taker.-a
question in which we are all, as Cambria
county men, deeply interested. Rep
resentative in Congress is to be chosen at
will be generally conceded that this coun-
ty is entitled TO the candidate. We have
never had member of Congress chosen
from this county, nor are we likely 10
have that honor conferred on us for num-
Der of years to come, unless we assert our
rights on the present occasion. Since the
and Bedford counties have each had their
member for four years, and common JUS
tice would give us at least two years out
of the ten. After the taking of the next
census, we will, in all probability be pla-
ced with other counties in the formation
OF district, when the larger counties will,
as heretofore, claim precedence over us,
and we will thus be diddled out of our just
rights for another term Of ten years.
As we have acted in good faith towards
our sister counties of Westmoreland and
Bedford, we would fain believe that they
will throw no obstacle in the way of hav-
ing our modest demand granted. In fact
we apprehend no opposition to our claims
from either Westmoreland or Bedford, if
we only present man who is worthy
and competent to fill the office. Never
thclcss, we think it the duty of the demo-
cratic meeting which is to assemble in this
place on Court week to express publicly
their views relative to the matter. and
adopt resolutions asserting and setting
forth the claims of our county to the priv
ilcgc of presenting for the suflrages of the
democracy Of this District the next candi-
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Mississippi Preparing for War.

1t appears that the committee of federal
relations, in the Mississippi Legislature,
says the Baltimore Sun, has recommended
that s25O,OOO be placed at the disposal OF
the government to be used in case Missis-
sippi is thrown on her reserved rights in
the great contest between the North and
the South on the slavery question. In
view of this fact, contemporary respect
fully reminds the sovereign State of Mis-
sissippi that there is small balance of
several millions of dollars due from her to
certain creditors, part of which her Leg
islature has repudiated, but another por-
ton simply stands over from year to year,
unpaid, principal and interest. If she has
any $250,OOO to disburse in any way, the
cotempoary aforesaid affectionately advis-
es her to apply it son account"
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The New Bank Bill.

A kind friend in Harrisburg has sent us
the Bank Bill reported by Mr.. Laird of
Westmoreland. 1t is very lengthy, but
the importance of the subject, and the ne
cessity of placing proper restrictions on
the banking corporations of this Common
wealth, renders it necessary to make law
of this kind very stringent and particular
in its operations. This bill, which affords
evidence of signal ability on the part of its
author, embraces all those great principles
of the democratic party relative to the
banking privileges, for the adoption of
which they have been contending for a
number of years. If Mr.. Laird succeeds
in getting his bill passed. he, as well as the
democratic party will have achieved sig
nal triumph, and conferred favor on
Pennsylvania of the greatest magnitude
But we ale afraid, as has been heretofore
always the case. there will be sufficient
number of men in our own ranks who have
not nerve to battle against monied corpora
tions, and who, when united with the
wings, have always been able to defeat a
measure of this kind. Fears are enter
tanned that if this bill is passed at all, ii
will be so modified as to render nugatory
many OF the most important provisions.
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DA number of the citizens Of Johns
town recently rendered a public dinner to
Thomas ]. POWER, Esq, late Superinten-
on the Allegheny Portage Railroad as a
mark of the high esteem they entertain for
him both as an officer ard private citi-
zen. Mr.. Power declined the honor thus
rendered him, alleging a multiplicity OF
business which he is anxious to have set
tied, as the reason Of his inability to NEE,
his kind friends at the festive board.
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Necico.-rhe Mexican officials are at
the game Of blood and plunder again sew
raj Texan merchants. Warrington,
Bowen, Campbell, Hillman and Mangus,
of Roma, crossed the Rio Grande with
goods, and paid $3.50 duties, The Mex
ican officers pursued them and took a
large stipend. When the Americans
reached Salinas, the same Mexican Off
GERS araived there and shot Mr.. War.
thington thro' the head. Campbell shot a
Mexican but fell beneath the fire of Mex
leans, Bowen had his brains beat out with
gun, and Mangus surrendered only to
be murdered in a most shocking manner,
and their remains mutilated and left a
prey to vultures and wolves Texas
will revenge these barbarous deeds!
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Democratic
COUNTY MEETING !

The Democratic citizens of Cambria
county are respectfully requested to meet
in the Court House, in Ebensburg, on the
evening of Tuesday of the April Court, al
half-past seven o'clock, for the purpose OF
appointing Delegate to the Williamsport
Convention, to place in nomination dem
ocratic candidate tor Canal Commissioner,
and also for the purpose of giving expires
sion to the views of the Democracy Of
Cambria county on the various agitatine
questions of the day.
S. ]. RENSHAW,
Chairman, County Committee.
Feb. %, 1850.
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date for Congress. This is the proper
mode of giving publicity to the position
we intend to assume, and we sincerely
hope and trust that the democracy of this
county will act in harmony relative to
matter of so much importance.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-07

"News from California have been
received up to January 18th. On the 10th
San Francisco was nearly inundated by
floods from The rising of the Sacramento
and American rivers. The people were
compelled to fly to the hills and vessels.
Several lives were lost. 1t is reported
were destroyed.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-07

TTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
culation of any paper published in this county
and as an aduert,sing sheet offers superior
inducements TO merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous Of making uss OF
this medium for extending their business can
do so by either sending their notices direct, or
through the folloping agents:
John Grouse, Esq, Johnstot1n.
E. w. Carr, Euans' Buildings, Third st.
Philadelphia.
Y. b. Palmer, Esq, Neto York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.