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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29

me Burlington Gazette, of last week, was so ex-
cited by report Of the arrival of FIrz HxyRy
WARREN in that town, that it stopped the press to
announce the facts and in doing so, he is spoken of
as s'the Haynau of America and ex- Second Assist
ant Butcher ofthe Post Office Departments This
is me sort OF speech which has excited so much
disgust III this state as to break down one of the
strongest politicians ever known to the country
we alude, OF course, to Col. BENTON, and 10 his vi
oieht language last summer, particularly applied to
men who had been his devoted admirers for a quar-
Ter OF century. Something might be lea ned from
'h's fact. In the Burlington article there are al
most as many errors as lines. Col. Warren had
not arrived there at all, nor is he er. Assistant
postmaster General. He enjoys, on the contrary.
the 1all confidence of the President and of the
ana we are quite sure that he will not be removed
10 srauiy any Of his enemies wherever they NAV be
found. Col. Warren is ore of the few men who
placed IN Offices OF great difficulty and responsible
Ns, nave had the moral courage to turn incompe-
tent ana dishonest political partizans out of Office
anu, ZOE SO doing, he deserves, and has received
.he thanks of the country. He has not exercised
TINS junction too frequently nor too indiscrimi-
naely, and 1t might yet be performed to the adyan-
age oil the public, In many instances. At Wash
ihgton, Col. Warren is known prompt efii ciept
devoted officer, and his popularity is unbounded.
such abuse as that Of the Gazette is not likely to
iessen the confidence ofthc Administration in him.
and he win probably remain in office as long as his
inclination may lead him to do so.-St Louis Re-
pubiaan.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29

We are indebted to Mr. Ogden, of the Boat Store
for his attentions to this Office
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29

Hon. J. NJ. DAVIS, U. s. Commits sioner to China,
rriYed In Washington city IN the 18th inSt.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29

TIE United Breihren in Christ.--We have gather
% tA statistics Of the Iowa Conference of this bo-
dy, Which met recently at Cark's Point, Lee co un-
W from Rev. n. Glaatrsuner, Bishop Of the
Church. There are two Presiding Elder Districts
in the State, which are separated by Skunk River,
Is itinerants and Is local preachers So organized
societies, l2e regular preaching places. and lois
members.
This body has 10 conferences in the U. States,
three superintendent, who are elected every four
years, and about 10000 members. They do not al.
tow slave-holding. They have one or.two institu-
tions Of learning in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The
holy originated soout SO years ago among the Ger
snans in Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. NJ. DAVIS, U. s. Commits Si0nei to China,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
print,s Hrdrnrrrhnnit Msht.

Mr. Pa De's NV hEhl. Ii Do II winch 50
much mas been said darlne the lRs1 +igh-
teen months 50 Tnuch prInlrd- uHd 81
lDch promised. has utterly gone out- Tbt;
n-wspap pers say, and SAY 1Do that Il Was
n1ihinr from the oerIn tlUr bui IN -Tnpos
tu-s and q hBmhu-; IhH1 Pmne had DIS
co-ered no sncb luminous or pbmo-eHc
principle as he pretended, and thai D.
knew az Rad discovered n0inIng, Lhd1 q
corn11ittes Of chem ca p-rs0ns hBT--
lDpsed mo Ihe rnaItar, and .Dud n0 ! h.
Dur very cirHriy IN ITnP7stUre- Winch
consists IN s1pIying furaFelg U-IIh cotn-
non cas during the -xperIgn--nL. the d lgbt
WINCH be pret-nds Is prodac-d bV decUm-
posing waler. which Is t.ffr=s I'D Jy HH ~
Esnipus use OF ras-Conc uctlng pipes
Hs guPpo-e all thus d socn-lhIng Y ke
u, % bs ErEe. Or IhaI upon d furthsT pro $
ecuriUn Of the inquiry, Il viii Be found
thai Mr. Paine, II a bDH1 .T7de inres-igs-
sor End sxps-Imsntafls1, mas gross Y DE-
ceired himself; which Is probably In
whole rnuuul oi LhF dtcsplIon, for ws ID
= II perceive v nai II I1Ive he cDBLd pnssi-
be have for decsrrIng and hBmbU ggIng
fhs public as he mas dom If there be an Z
anDasiure n the rase--HG8. Globe.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
I,5tr frHu Epu iisevinn


.37solheT Massacre Of .7nerScUzas oz fhs
Plains
The 81 Louis Republican, Of fhs 2lsi
ult-. has l8is adrires from the Plains. CIV
ing Rn anc0un1 of ths murder by the L pa-
ches Of ten Americans, Massrs. T w.
FlourDoy, BENJAMIN Shaw. John Duty,
NJ osEs Goids1eIn, Clay. Williams. Hen
.dricks0n, Freeman, Brsnton, and others
not recognised
Our adrlces from Nsw Msxiro, bF tns
.Tecsn1 arrival II Independence. ara no1 oi
"a very pleasant character. There Is Z
great excIlemauf growing out of fhs sttsllp p
=ot Texas 10 RESUME authority over ths 1er
.rI1ory- The people Brs decidedly oP
posed 70 these prs1eBs ons, and thsv ar:
ex ceedIngly sodIciIous for the ImmedIR1:
.aeri0n Of Congress On tins gnesti0n.-
sFhHre can be no doubt thai the people de
sire the establishment 0f = terT110rIa1 gov
.ernDen1, and TINS as speedily Is possible
= eIlher fhe formatiou Of z Sta1s govern
'msnL. nor the continuance oI the presan
half riFl- half military g0rernment. WI
satisfy them; and still less VIII taex ba dis
posed 10 submit 10 any ac1 which shaI
transfer 1hHm, II any shape 10 Texas
eSDch an union can be productive II II,
srOod, and vii be resisted
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
Purchase Of CnDs.

Things c1 HnvUnn--A is+1H- dried
Havana, June 19, II 1hE Mobile IT25zLzzf, ,
from gentleman V hD had lately arrived
there, and had been very EsDeEpeclEc.lgg
l,srInItle4 20 hand without q pRssPort. 50 3:
Generals 8ccredi1e3 rREnurs arg =
ttlal negotiations f0r 1hR pUr-
chase Of Cuba b. ou- g0Rs-nnsnt, arg
nearly cJDrl uded- lawyer {fOulh0GzP)
from New Orleans. who mas been sonB-
y hs1 conspicuous IN Cuban affairs, l. sRld
10 bs here N connection with thai pur-
CHASE. We E-e Indsoted 10 him. ! bsllsre
fOr IN z permission granted II land. HE
seems. and. IN fart, clains, 10 be upou thE
most inama1e and .conident terms with the
.CoDde de Alcoy. That the government
Hears is. no one whD lands here can doubt
AnT one who ohssrves thai the large nIli-
Itarv force IN and around the eifv- and lbE
Ihelghts brIstlIng wIlh cannon mpst Deees
IsarllF arrive Al the conclusion that fhE
IConde de 4lcoy Is equally distrnstful Of
Ihis own people For II IS not 10 be sup
posed thai he would deprive Havana oi
.the adranl8ge OF Ihs money scattered sboU
by some 1000 Or 1900 passengers. eapel
10 ruSfSLr en GzDerD," merely from II
apprehension OF CirIl eommotion Great LED
.bT those passengers unassIied bF the pep
Iple. To nv Certain knowledge e7l1I04s
erS 0f THE g0UErnnen1 were semi Of 10 1ht
|stIp- 10 examine the appearance OF thF
passengers IN order 10 form some opinion
az 10 their motives for going ashore, be
fore permission WAS grained 10 them 10 dl
SO.
(Tbe Mobile T7rz5al4 eis rather opposed
! 70 The BcgulsllloD, Is eventually New
England emigra1i9n and 1hrlft migb
uke The ls.Rn3 al eloagat5on Of Con
/ In-r't cut, Or s7me o1her SIN lar Slate.-
he Mr. Fouihouze, referred ID above
was for long tine z res dent o. TINS civ
Wutr- b. lhr-w Up his VOWS from thz
..CH-hOlce IT IS hood- an6 afterwards be
came z school 1escbrr. He IS French
man ~ b.r1h- and The same person WIS
lsfl Nv Orleans some IEf0e BgD wIlh 1h-
pe.riL5on for 1hs pardon Of lhe Amer .cal
prisoners 4 purely Spanish proceed n
-a4l- - szgRsglDG gja8.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
T-eTEu-f TrnVf..

A few DAYS sTDce, {sRys the DelHE0Urt
Strts Journal, ri Tuesday) p00T bul
bon.si laborer named William Shaw.
while examining an old unIn X bird brIck
building n appoq Hundred
near CsmnlsrclRl Ct,rner, thrust ms hand
spike Inio the frame 4 oDt of the VIII
eows End gave II wrench. when per
ssct shower of roiden c0in. uf English
stamp. Came pouring down Bp0n him, Lei
ms surprise and delight Upon further
exaulinUuon hs finally succeeded n CIR
lerting seven hundred and Plgh1V dollars
when ms imPatisncs and eRgern-ss Ii
herEid 1bs good news, lmpslie5 hun K
hasten u neIgooor and make i known,
sno hEslsHIng ID The SPIT secured R1Dul
thr-s hundred fJr himself, making ln RE
about one tbuusEnd dollars
These Fwo kep1 me stscrst for time
bul Shaw ssid hs did not feel Is thn1gh
ne ou2bt u keep -h- gold and thNretorr
made i known 10 one - 1wo gentlemen
n The DslCbborbond- Ths Dwnsr of he
aopss was fnfonsd of 1ne fact where
upon The Tna-ter was lsf1 ID three refer
e-s 70 d-iermine whethsr 1be finder or
ownsr Of ths building was entitled n tbt,
ID LDt UlShl1LiIit LHS SA4a s
os sposl@o N the Smyrna Bank
De bDHr7aOl adds. 1hBt ihs House was
sreciso and occupied bT The Rev. Mr.
hecior of 81 AIMS Church 10 the above
named dislrac-, who adhered ID 1he rorRi
csnss dnrIng The RsRplu.ion and renderd
hlmsrlf thereby odlons 10 Lie n4,ipnors..
slBuDch republicans all. who tbr-g7ep-.d
a burn ms house and destroy ms ItFs. a.
alsd very Suddenly. and Il Is Supposed
that ne secrPied Ihs treasure IN 4 ITlorrl..ut
oi fear One cannot bu1 bs s1ruck bT
sno commend, The honorable srruples of
Eood EBd honest William Shnw
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

If -ocS. winch they had % climb. sndI
EuurltsIr1s cf gnow which Ihs could ho-j
avoid: Narrow gorges lbroBgh which lie i
had ID na.s. and s1IA IlarT0W+T : IFS l0ng]
y hose cresrs nothing bul mule con Z,
pass E1th = ProsPerl Di safety, and wheT-
shs stishtes- nIisst-P would land 11Leri
and al hundreds of fee, b-ios: bu1 hey
Pnshed on nhoul IFO hundred and talr-r,
zlI.e. from Puzt4p- the pE-u1 1or winch,
they -,s-led. Here, among lhs eastern
EPur. OF ~. Sierra Nevada tnsy 1O1ndI
the otleci OF tbsIr search-goio-aDd
silver toa. and n such quantities rs lhsy'
had r,ot dreamed of--a Psrfsct TTlon Iilal p
u rocks with silver and gs'id mingled and
ooulmiuFiea in sold masses welg hIngI
from one ID Innuy Ions. ne qnarlz
prorrs 70 De excredingiy- hard 10 such Z,
degree thu, during their sbor1 shy, an
the irlpie7nents made f0r fhis parl cuiar
purpo.e bt.furt, starring. were completely
u-o-n OF IN th- oDersllon Df drilling a0 q
blasting
The strangesi part of the whole dlsc7F-
err Is yet 70 De loid- These 'Br - bodles
q god. silver and quartz. hEys the g'DL1
N the srzrfh end raa the szlUeT az fht
vso-sh end Ms eEcFPtr 0ns were touna
Il their sSn nrniRatiORs. the silver beng tie
rnusl abundant of ths Iwa- In The words
q The per on whowas on the sPo1, here
Is enough silver 1hsrs 10 sink every stlP
II lhIs harbuT-
Possibly sone NAV look On Ltls bCcou nj
Is z i-st: and Sd far Is The PRACTICE DlLIty
Of putting lhe discovery ID any nse q
present IS CONCERNED II IS So Al ths
winter IL t,e found for miles and miles
.round IS highly ImPrPcnatfd win sal
salR-atus. Or both Nol Z slng'F drop d
wr1sr free from one Or other of these prop
srIies, did une nf the party ohluln during
ihs len dTrs of their Elsy- The whcIe
country IS psrfeCl waste, UDd dIseaEt
and death must inevitably follow Z pro
longed star- On their return they mel Z
large company gong 10 Hhe sane spoL
A-rus sla1emeu1 Of the IhcalIies and
danger Of a furih-r TroseCuliuu 0f The ex-
pedItipr. iudured ab01l Iw0 hundred 10
fDrn bark-hfty wrui uu-
The gt-ntit-n an named. from whom
these facls have been ubia ned, s now in
shis cIir, wtlh spec mems IN ms possession
b-oucfI from The ID nllntT-rIouulaI -
Ther are the rnasi singular and beaU1 =
IN ue have ever seen and one u@sd onl y
ss see them ant hear h5rn, 10 be CON
WINGED thai nuthIuz ms been t-ld but the
E-uh-
These isCts are c0rnH UnfcEied bF 2
gentleman who headed lne parry d *
piu-alion-a gentleman formerly c8HD+ct
81 with the New Y0k press NJ ReII
q the New Era TIE specimens sc
hare seeu.-PncLfc Ns1Ss.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

In JnB IaiE OraBUn Of Hon EDvAEI
ETERETT, he made the following glorious
IN fator OF 1he Union
A higher than human wisdom mas taurh-
rs, 1ha1 every kingdom divided agaIns1
itself Is brough1 10 dissolutlou- and II g.
er inns more than kingdom Of ours.-1hIs
imperial family Of SIalRs- spread ouI be-
Tween the IWO grez1 oceans u the globe
|" bridging tue WY, Eur-ps VIM asa jniDer.'
10 gather as il were INTO her bosom tnt
richss OF hoth hemispheres and either sea:
4 say sir # TINS mighty family OF SlaIes-
In tbH Providence Of Sod and BY The mad
ness Of men shall ever be divided arains
tseI II WI bs br0ughI 10 dlssoluU0Ds
along 1his curlously indHnted frontier Of
Sta1es- fined, dore-tailed INTO
each other IKE me fingers or hands ap-
or0aCaIng II irIBnGsnln. me line 81 demar-
cBH1u viii soon ne -uu win olood and
arB- Our mIEhry rivars. thai bear the
worlds commerce, eas1 and vest from the
AIiuntic cOas1 70 lbF Intarl0r= Or which
sparkle down the cauuDenI from north Il
south * II the greal circles OF the rlobt
were chased n living silver along I1s SPY
'taca-thess s1speDdoUs rivers W Inch spring
fL1bA4 Il siG su8NS EBG lBOHT ltLD Lag ScE
beneath IhR tropics IhHv VII become like
HthR rivers Of the old world, 1he Rhine anC
The Danuhs, me Fupfrafes and 1he Indus
E1he boundaries Of 2llen and hostile races
whose eternal DurdBr wars have fixed uD
loG IheIr necks the eternal woke Of military
Gdespo1fsIn- This II was which III thR nor
.nInE Uf 1he world, b-3ught me oeamInE
Il0rehead Of Asa QUEEN OF nations cradle
sof mankind ID The dust Tins Il was tia
Eslrnck down the sbor1lived civilization OF
Greece and Rome, and Urerw htslned +
with 2 millennium no1 of grace bu1 oi bar.
|harIsn- And If | read arlgh1 1he Signs oi
|IhB times, II X tins which * even now
shaking the social system Of cUutineu1a
Europe 10 Its foundation. Is II not plilr
|as day- 1ta1 If Germany OF TIE one hanl
land Italy On lhe other han been united II
well CON pac1ed constitutional ronfedsra-
mons, resting On Rn historical basis-ce-
Imenled By z common national feeling
Iand possessing tribunals for 1hs amlcablt
sdT Tustman1 of public controversies instead
of referring them 10 1he bloody and abum-
Unable TN pIrare Of war, that Hungary anl
Lumbardy- and Rome. and Sicily insteac
Iof being 1rampled under the iron hoof al
Foreign and despatic power, nigh1 al TN.
ImHnan1 have been enjoying al The bless
Engs oi freedom and peacet
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

Major represents the Indians ID have bes-
aHis1 for sone Don1hs past
Al ths trims destined fcr Sanfa Fe were
gHflng along very well MAJ FIfzpRtr1cE
msI 4 company Of Bbou1 9o0 Cherokses
.laF-Ing sixty wagons with fben OF fhal
route 70 C4IlF0rnia.-Sz Lszzzg Es12s5Es
ouz .7Zczs -.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

Prom fhs 1JsaiEn I'errzlz0rg-IE- -esz--
Among the Passsngeas In0Ba OF the siean.
|ooals from 1hs Missouri, yeslerday even
Ing- was The well known and intelligent
MAYOR I III patrick, L :. Agent for 1he In
Edians Of The Plains. Major FItz patrick
passed z portion Of the winter al Fort
Laramie. We learn from lIin, thai he left
Lara rnIe lats IN February-trapeIled over
foe Plains ID 1he head Of Inc Arkansas
and down II 10 the crossings OF the river
Ia doing SO, ne collected delegations from
several tribes ri Indians, who were assem-
bied Tor about 2 month al the crossing of
tbe Arkansas IN the expectation OF Com
10 hold council with them
The delegations were from the Cbev ennes
ara pah0es, Sioux, A paches and kIowass
and IN answer 10 messages SEM 10 them,
the Camanches sand they could nof meet
the whites this season- for fear Of The rha,l-
era. bui thai they woHid DO So hereafter,
and would engage IN do more hos1IIIres
against Ite Americans. MOI receiving IN
slructons from The Gorernmenl, the Indi-
ans separated, and MAJOR Fitzpatrick de-
li'--rnlned n retBrn 70 the States. Tire
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

CaHUHEEJ-M Why Is the csp OF Z Cd
red Individual like The Tariff Beca IS
affords protection 10 wuul.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

lBIlBiniRg ID KHrrury Uf Dlhgr HiBs-sl,
ENOR IINDRS. IBC ERS. Hfsc RI EInds %
u SORES. Il mas Nd Equal
7, is irnpsEsfilis EfRt Iiss public al noscusie
Idg1 II ihs Ersai success wBTrh ilHE Hftt-iscBd
tie GErII FtrHtIDm II lhs Healing ON mem
fsr IhH puFt 5hrss rEHr8. Il is D=rfscliF rs
fouisilIng wItnaas Lhs sfsctE uBo hsHr tbs
5rEIses beElUwEn pn tins rlsLIEfns- n
one Euu ID ca;fcsIvs fhE1 Z Bing5s InedicsIne
l,glssessse uIurH ErrfnE uno had puWbr &c
.hs Il HIg ~ EIssEEsE- Bun since q has DGsB
known IuUf sens ~ hUnsIndE nave iaseu cured.
;8u friends WI bsEIn q -aalIss tbs truth ol
sour r.uIEl as Z fBrmHT HcVsri nsti.i- VIZ
=lbuI Lbsrr wsuia nol bs siHEls family Il a
nsrIcH, hU wBuid I've L Gay ltbpUi posses
ssIlru bu. Il
E'ALE8TER'S AELHEALING CTNT-
HE@E.
+ ihBF buf knew Is RlTIuas.
II RNS.-I1 Is 4ouH d lbs beBt 1hinrE II tns
40 ID fuT burns.
L NDIHE Frs Bnd NURSES Ensv itE vI,liE
IL Easaa u EwuiisH g. 4SBrs SreEB1B rnd SBTt
AzYFles, lhEy wuuld HlWB 5 Hpply 81 In snrH
cu-tzs. u usBu, HrrurnlHg IN lhs oIrBrlloHE, u
gives - ii,i 1H psrp 1eLr hours-
Pills -T'huuBuI1Gs Hrs y+surir curs1 TT
His 0lilmBEL Il zlsDeT fs1ls II .IvIug Eaiisi
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
BHEJNzTTSM


Il removes, ElIB0s- immediately. 1ns I1atEIn
IHl Illu uud swelling. IH6 1hs pAin csEsses-
Z Ia. LIE z L.. -Ir,rlE r..rlrltl he -.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

6EA IA LE1
The FHlrs HEE Cured persDuE 81 lbs hss Geras
wh0 mar Il reEuia iaT!y every week liz i ynlrs-
IsD Fersrs io GaIEe TDfLIlIuE-
I'ht fullUgIuc tEEl IEuoniAi was ETvEu IL The
rotiebrHlsd LDr. "a Uus1 p Bench. 1hH sEtbBr Il
ars Ersut MatlEui y urk suln-isd 'sThs Ams-I-
cgn frurllcs q Ae1IeIns IDd Family PUFEi-
srlgI1:''
--HarIug bean nn6s urruHi III 81 viii tnE m
1rrsElsuts - q ir a ;uInIross H'4LISE E& =
AL HEALING OINTMENT, Inu hrTlllg
prescribed Hut lesisc Il IN sep.rul Gases Ia II 3
prIrHls prucliee, ] have hsEnHlIun ID shy
sIIsg rsTilft IIE IhHi q L rsEs UDis remUUy
euiIlI lIIHC n-LgsTE! substance LDhua-1s. IiIlt
| ilk lIETt.llssIItK. cDIutIuBl ErH, EBu USED RE
.EIrtgltsc Dv ne PrUprIzlU U-- urs uDt tIllg hDrK
LeSs ut al ETel- III ne, fsIng lrusiY sLltsn1Irlc
r4zrrl.scy II grsll 1Ua'er5 lnu ch-s fully T4caLl-
mend Il 4 cunrauHC y i.4cA lsas dtsne EsuEl
.sour. Enr WiIIuh Mapped Id tas CurE II =
grtsal V-rIsTy u GaEss I'nuDuh I nEv vs nsrsr
either Recommended engaged II Lns sale u
sEtrst I'D 80 IegueE. regard ior Ilis army buns-1
EeunsEisnllOhS, uLu humHns ch1raslsr u ns
|f'-DI-l slUT II lhs OIntnrsI-, BB6 ins value d
ms disDuFsry obil.es ms - Euy thuE much r.
gnrdIEE q.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

WOOL Wanted and The highest
p-inss pad n ths stu=s uf
JP JRRAN & Cr
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

E RLSI8 arrival u t1racerias si fhs store
Z IP URBAN & Go
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11
New Yurk April 22d I546.

New eDrK 4 prll 2-o lo4b.
AROUND I'f3E BOX 2E DIRECT IONS
FOR Using N AL4>TEReS ON FNFNT
FOR SCB0FILA LIVER COMPLAINT
r Z 7 z Z z. C8IILBLAIN
< a L Il = Z 4 u. SORE EY E>. eORE
THROAT EkE O L ~ ECIIOAS-
PAINS HEAD ACH L. DEAtA ESS EAR
ACHE. B1ENS. SORE LIPS, T1MFLE>
s&e RHEU dATISG PILES cNELLEL]
DIR BROKEN BfsEAST. TOOTH ACHE
IAECE IN TIE FACE, 6.c-. a..
IL fir Uulmsi1 Is goHd for any pE-t Il
ii. bDdy Il limbs when ii4dEmsd- IN sous
.cgsgs L should bs uppiftsd s4ftsu-
JAMES MCALISTER.
Suls Fr=u1risisE- uf me HbrrVs Ma6icrns-
PRICE - CENTS PER BOX
OK SALE bV
Is.ygls 4 i s,i,er' s, E.lgTsburg
es-u q &5e-EHs. JulInaLuvU-
Nm Houston, lax ILnH-
:. CDuf=r, Z BDl.Inua aEt8rE-
F'-Iuriu pie Office M =, NJrLh Fhi1d st-esL
ftliauHl piILE-
UN- TERRY. General Agsn--
July, 1 ls5D--39-ly-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-11

-4zsolhe7 Massacre gf .7merscGzas oz Ii
Plains
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
"a RtNE T5MXKING.
THoNGAs Q. pops0N,

ID EsPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
- lancaster and vicinity that he intends carrying
on the above business y az its varons brqnehs At
tito doors South Of the Eagle Printne ONcc; where
BY strict attention 70 business he hopes to receive
liberal share Of pnblic patronage He intends TO keep
work Of the plainest and most fashionable style on
hand all times endat I'll prices. His work will be
made in the very best manner and Of the best seasoned
tinbeitc He has IN his employ some of the very hest
wormen in the State and therefore can warrant his
work. Hewil make NJ f,-.a{t 1900 -.
Sofas and Lounges finest quilted to the plain
est pad seatsi ttsv 7fHa tkfFTll l'
Turkish Divans and OHomans; NJ. !,
Side Boarts-cf the most fashionable and superior
style, and Of various patterns; N ~ u n =,
Bureaus Mahogany and plain Of every description
| Tables Of all patterns and styles; 81
Mahogany Chairs; Book Cases and Secretarios.
Counting Houses and other DesAE q /, ~, l,j,, - :.
Hat Racks Of every description! i
Ward Robes and Wash Stands; N Yeb aist-li
Bedsteads-Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry Hiph.
Post French Couches, French Grecian and Serpeute,
CoFFINs made in the shortest notice and no extra
charge forhearse. All funerals till be attended to
! In person
! pPHoLSfEHtNd Of every description Sofas and
Chairs RESULTED; Mattresses, Palastres and Cushings
land Blinds made; Venitian Blinds and Furniture of
every description repaired in the best manner.
windsor q Fancy Chair Making.
Ihe subscriber has also purchased the interest of
MI b; FRANKLIN in the Chaimaking business and viii
nfuture carry on the business at t6e old stand mme.
dlateiy under the Ohio Eagle Office. He will keen
On On; hands at all times, Plain and Fancy French and
Wih6sor hochng Arm, sewing Parlor, Table, Barber
and Dentist chairs Fancy chairs and ~
all descriptions and sociables and settees ,. v
;, uJ ! have steam power employed in turnirp and
carpenters and country cabinet-makers can have ali
kinds of work in that line done to order - "'-
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 5o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

AEOTHER SwlSDLISG OPEnArtoH "A man
was arrested vi Ptsburg on "Wednesday last, tor
attempting In pass counterfeit SO mole nn the
Bauk of PiitSburgn payment fur bnm..-- PHs
burg paper.
We call the attention Of lhe Eagle aud
Telegraph and the Hard money Demo.
Gratis in the Convention. TO this item oi
intelligence. What business has Bank
dealing in bansl 1t iS going beyond
the privileges Of its charter aud usurp'
ing other meu's business. If tho Bankt
monopolize tho pork trade, we may look
out for rise in hogs, and then where
will you find tho Locofoco who will bt
able To go the whole hogl" This is I
serious matter aud we respectfully urge
upon Robertson. Mitchell aud other pro
grossives. tho proprieiy of Inserting il
the new Constitution clause expressly
forbidling the Ohio Banks from dealing
in hams.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
Bless God for Rain.

Bless Gud for rain," the good man said,
And wiped away grateful tear.
That we may have our daily bread,
He drOpsa shaver upon us here:
Our Father, Thou who dwell'st in heaven,
We thank tlee for the pearly shower,
The blessed present thon hast given
To man aud beast aud bird and flower.
The dusty earth with lips apart.
Lopked up where rolled an orb Of flame,
as sihonsh prayer came from its heart
For ralu to come, aud 10! il came.
The Indian corn with silken plume.
And fluwels with tiny pitchers filled,
Send up their praise Of sweet perfun
For precious drops the clouds distilled.
The modest grass is fresh and green
The brook lei swelIs its song ngainj
Methinks an angel wing is seen
In every clond that brings us rain.
There is a rainbow in the sky
Upon tie arch where tempest trod;
God wruie it ere the earth was dry
II is the autograph of God!