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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
The Steamer Asia.

The asia had not arrived at Halifax at O'Clock
last night. She was then nine days and nine hours
at sea, equal to eleven days and eleven hours to
New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT PHGSxyILLE.-Th
temporary treating erected at Phmnixyille Tunnel
Bridge, over the break in the Railroad embark.
ment made by the late freshet, gave way on Fri
day afternoon and seriously wounded fifteen or
twenty men who were at work there. Some OF
them, it il feared, will not survive. The mea are
from Richmond and other places on the lower part
Of the line. Philad. Ledger.
An HEREDITARY CLERKsHIP.-In 1851, Henry
Dow was chosen Town Clerk of Hampton, N. 4
Since that time the office has been in toe family,
and held by himself and descendants 40 years
He held it himself 81 years to begin with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
For Europe,

sbs next pumber of The Tribune for Earopea"
.,u.,,o,;on viii be Issued TO MORROW MIN
ING at o'clock. It viii contain al the e'ess
nawu received up to the tine of going 70 press
s,ba America sails from shis Port To Morrow at II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
CONCERT CAP.

Ey eEsls viii Introduce today splendid pattern of
Csps suitable to The advent OF the approaching Concert or
Jenny Lind eENIN, 214 Broadway opposite ST. Paus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
1S49
1880.
Williams majority 26ls whig na1ority...... s
Net " hiP u ............ I.721.

Williams majority ....a6l6' Whg maIonty...... 88s
Net Wing gan............ 1s727.
No doubt the entire Wing State ticket is elected
by the people.
COngress.-Heb.rd and Meacham (Whigs) have
each over 1000 jori,y over all others; B artlett
Opp has about 600 in Peok's Dstrict.
Legislature. Senate, 90 Wing, al sorts L in
doubt.
House, l2a Wing to SO ali sostsi four Wing
gain; Is sran sowna to hear from, which last yem
choss ID Wings to all sorts Wing majority
ample A T. s. Senator to be chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

IMPoRTAET INYoeMA1IoN,-To those who wish boos'
shoes CATERS, &c tia. viii look veil aad Iwesr veil, we
would say, go 70 BRooKss New York Boot and Shoe En-
pohum, No $50 Fuon-si Rr BIS assortment Is tho sfg-
es bis goods the beat and bis prices tbs Lowest in tho city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
ro rpN EAg-wEARINa PUBLIC.

e- Geotemeu Il you really desire Hat unsurpassed
for beauty 6tsh ard substantial msters VIC d"se yea
70 r.yontze EAFYzRrY LEASH. II you only iaAs our
,,.a and call at the corner OF Pearl aad Chatham, We
.rouy on viii thank us for the hint slU S!eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

TIE swzDIsH NIGHTENcALE.-The appreciation OF tao
Flower otsong of those aud beautiful Patent Tapes
Try Three Ply and Patent Tapestry Ingram Cspet hes
Influenced unprecedented OF custom TO the famous
Carpet tStabllshment 50 Bowery, HIRAM AsDERsoEh
who has the exclusive sale Of those Carpets for the City Of
New York Those four and FIVE shilling Engliah Epgrsu
Carpets and three ard four shilling Floor OIL Cloths
decidedly chesp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

MlnEzvA Rooms Tho Exhibition of the Indian pvah.
se.s advertisement s3re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

~ Jenny Lind imperial dreau sowed Boots for sale
for 81 So worth ST. Al Cotlandss under tho Merchants
Hotel Zine patent leather Bools, Shoes, aalters he.
equally low Boots End Shoes OF all knda made for Aa
California trade for sae wholesale and retail at Corr
nna.at anu YnnNc Ia a. the ahnYa place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Esr we were shown en- Instrument, for adding long col
umps OF figures time since which appeared to as
very Ingenious invention and OF utility equal to Lite nge
nuisy The inventor, Mfr D. D. PARaLEE informs that
thew HzlIl COON be offered for sale BY his agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

gE- Mr.. GOLDSMITH commences his Writing Clssscs
this dsY Of bis rooms 29 Broad way frat corner abcTs
the Irving House Ladies' ciss' At IL o'clock eeni'nan
at, and o'clock, P. Private instruction at sn ohSs
hnnra OF lie day. s9P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
g Rum, mo IN the Buck Of Ellis & MoretOn.

Ruuors unfavorable to The credit Of the snking
House OF Ellis & Morton, caused heavy run oy
depositors. AT this hour (noonl their mousse Is
crowded with check holders. They continue to pay
promptly all demInds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Eg- The Richelieu Ever.PoDted Gold Pens, warranted
equal any In tho world md in all the important requisites
OF good they acknowledged have attained tho
highest perfection. ]. Y SAVAGE, 80 Fullon-st the manu-
lecturer Of this PEN has also large assortment of Wechu
which he celia very low and qua sneea the )rreet tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

s-y Hon. DANIEL D. BARNARD of Albany has
been unanimously confirmed as Embassador Elk
trsordinsry to Prussia. he will fill the station
with dignity, ability aad assduity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
The Territorial Bills.

The following are the provisions of the
act passed on Friday BY the House for the
settlement of the Boundary between New
Mexico and Texas:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

AnvrnrIsssEnrs.- Amuseaenta see frat
page; for Auctions see shird page Tor oail'0rnia
stssmers see seventh page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Combinations, &c.

WAsHIsGroN, Monday, Sept g.
Daniel D. Barnard, as Minister to Prussia John
8. Gallaher Third Auditor of the Treasury Will
liam Irwin, Marshal Of Western Pennsylvania
William Strong, Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
Oregon.
CossULs-Lorenz' Draper, Havrei Edward
Kent, Rio de Janero; Ralph King, Bremen; VIII
liam R. Hayes, Barbados; John L. Hodge, Mar
seilIes. Benz. H. Norton, Nova Scotia Albert
LANCE Amsterdam; Zabdie w. Potter, Valpa'
raiso, and several subordinate Consul;hps. The
Levis pomir alton has been further discussed to-
day without vote
r1asss chusetts special Electorate Choice
Again.
sosroS, Monday, seot9.
From returns received at the Salem Gazette
Office it appears that l8 towns in the III District
show loss for Uphan, the Wing candidate, OF rs
from the last election. Seven towns to be heard
from There is probably no choice
Dlspatch III
Five additional towns in Id. District show a
loss of 25 more for Upham. He is defeated by
about 200 votes. No choice. The vote il lsrger
for all parties than at the last Election.
Another town received, which gives aeven loss
for Uphsm. ODIy one town wanting. Upham
certainly defeated Salem gives Upham 1873 ma
,oritv; Lynn 459 against him; Rocsport lO4 gain
for R.ntoul Marblehea5, 38a majority against Up
ham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

CINCINNATf MOGuAyi dVps .
The run on Ellia & Moresons Banking House
Continued up to the hour Of closing. Every demand
was maid and there seems to be no serious appre-
hension Of suspension. The heaviest depositoF'
did not draw anything but some OF them made
large deposits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

aar For Proceedings Of Congress see
Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

H Judge Morse has refused to iberate Dow.
ling, convicted of aeling bad meat Great efforts
have been made 10 get him out by habeas corpua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

sUDDEN DEATH--A colored woman known at
"Me Hunt while returning to Roslyn from the
coored camp meeting on Saturday evening, the
3lst ult in state Of intoxicatlon, died in the
woods about three miles from Flushing.
ExcURsIos.-Th The stsuben Guards, Capt. schep.
per, of the Fourteenth Regiment, left the City
Armory yesterday morning at 81 o'clock, for East
New.York, on target excursion with fine band.
This Company is composed entirely Of Germans,
andyturned out ever forty men. They wear the
regular United States Uniform and equipments, and
made very fine appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
The seu,hern dalls

BALrIHoRE, Aonday, Sop! 9
She Southern Mail has come to hand, but the pa
pers by it contain no news worth seegraPhing'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
nv TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE,
qbe Compromise Completed.

WASHINGTON. Monday, sspLs.
President Fillmore has signed the Texas Boun-
darv. New. Mexico California and Utah bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

via southampton-The U. Mali steamship WASHINGTON,
G. w Floyd, Commander will sail for Bremen, via South
.mpso7, On FRIDAY september 20, from Piers Nh. AT 5
O'Clock P. NJ.
Price ofPsssuge 10 tho first cabin, $40.
Price OF passage In the second cabin $50
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to the ship
Ailetters must 60 through tho Post Office
specte delivered in Hayre q. reduced rates.
For freight passage apply to
slO 2t MoLLEa & SAND, Aets so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
IIrinois and nlichiEan Canal.

The damages by the late freshet IN the Illinois
ard Michigan Canal, are being rapidly repaired it
viii bs ia good order in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

vERMoNr-The Boston atlas has returns FROM
POS towns, which give the following aggregates for
GnYernor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
More Delegates Opposition STATE Convention

More DELEGATES Opposition State Convention
FULTON AND HAMIL TON. ONEIDA
John Roosevelt Jr. l-ssrruel 3. Gar7in
sRooME MONROE
Hen Auburn BirdsRl S-Dsniel Warner.
SCHENECTADY ONEIDA
Col D D Campbell. s-Jadge o s Wfllisnas
DpTcEgss RocKLAsp
s-Peter K Dubois. Nicholas G BEanYeli
CATIARArGUs
l-Wm P. Argel, 7. S.
~ The editor of tho Vqnderbursk tfnd} Dem.
oerat, Ia Loco paper who YVES dQcEed lately. and
Whose press, &c. We're destroyed by mob, has
bought materials, press. &c at Cincinnati, 70 ry
il again.
The Editors o8snae was that of printing aad
circulating spurious ticket whereby one OF the
Democratic Candidates for some ooun,y o1ioe.
was defeated.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-13
THE'BANNER:
WER nj 81

! ''T',oo Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
cents q, the ex 'iration OF six MONTHS or
Three Dollars at .Ie end Of the yeai.
mo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option Of the Proprietor
az aj-Adyertisements inserted at Is cts per
square, GA lines or less,) for the first and
half that, aunl. for each subsequent insertion
GFThe number Of insertions to be marked
on all Advertisements or they will be publish,
ed until ordered. to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
GrO One Dollar per square for single in
.sertior. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
smeiits vilfbc charged the same as single
Insertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
s'ones. Il, tasSi srf '-
e,saA Obituary Notices exceeding six lines
aid Communications recommending Cand-
dates for public Offices or trust-or putting
,Exhibitions, will be charged as ADVERTISE
,ments.
i aJ.All letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance.
URcv. FREDERICK Rusn, is a travelling
Agent for this paper, and 's authorized to re-
,ceise subscriptions and receipt for the same.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-13
TWO n0LLARB saAS
.t.;;l INVARIABLY I'M ADVANCE sssss
tNs q y - - q z ~ = 20
IN % !. y !. ID & &

/ The victims that night. Day had hard.
" dawned when the beads of aegsTals lsof
the first families'M M were seen Iieiking
their way slowly towards Wiggsasby's
house, as if by common consent. They
found that gentleman id 4 highistate off
nervous excitement, pale and. slia
from his watchings and irritated feel
|ihgs.a . 2 ~ s,.i Y
& sWhat tT,e devil s. ito Inc meaning III of all
this, Wigglesby q asked a. one; stIiiss IS
scandalons. ,5.
ssOh I've been taken, ,sin ,-4sold /.
hpmbugged completely made ans aas
ofmyselE-an old ass returned the
Squire, in angry tones, as he tlirswsliis /
capiin the corner., ~ - 81
81 True, true, said Mr.. Peril j, s.b-
sently. Y t6a 4, i..s,lsaS5iiy, ,aissa
'Humpb,' grunts another. 81 IS IS
'Ayeio--u!!, yawns a third. i
but what's to be done I? asked M.
Il We must dc something TO stop stEsis !ii
I've. shall all be, sick-,my fauiig afe
all sick ;;-rthis. fellow will haunt as to
our graves b sss3 fsc,,s
True, true, calculates Persly,
buy himloff, says Grulnble sit
give "a S spot ST W
~ Ayei-- ayei--buy:ysy him off, fl .si,
'lltgive;a 5spot says Yawrer: S n: IS s.l {.
Agreed; that's .it--make up d purse I,jii
and buy him off--,he viii have AT The
rowdiss in Christepdom with an
other night. Bntswho shall be agent (?
do the business? ,.t,s +.
;'Wigglesby,' cried several. Il was
no ayailfor him to attempt retreatins;
he was forced to submit; the eall was 4;
unanimous. He submitted With MS gocd
grace as possible, and buttoning up his his
coat he left the house, looking as dis:
consulate and Eoe,begone as iifi SC intend
ing his own funeral. Wigglesbs seen
arrived at Shube's house, and t9 ne
him ,busy in the yard, merry sas "a grir ,ss
alternately singing and whistling
sMernin, Sanire---hnis de edu q said
asaube. 3Ss
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-13
5Maube,
shul 81 /, & &
as he ilS
asYes.' slyss Z;

tWa'al, let me sesvs i 81
you and Jonea offered mGlast sunmerf'
Eleven hundred.2
fAnd i ask'd p .tf
f'Two thousand 9Est st's S. gs55s5.5. sss..
'Wa'al, Squire. I've concluded that
land is risen, and as I've gone inter
the belLmetal Specialization, and as the
feller seq in the play, 'knoSs the yally
of peace and ,qnietness, ,lseein1its yon,ss
I'll sci! for Four, thousand Il ,Eifs,
'Stop Squire-~stop a minits yours atsf
such apeskyy hurry you'd :sa! -. tfer
hear me OUT. If / sell thea land i must
sell my interest in the bcil.metaI spec.
kilation with it, said Shubc, winking VI
mischeivously. ''
Interest in the bcll;metal! hoWs; much
is that, pray e ii. ,...l,. s3.s5s
-Four hundred ! to be sure it di. nc -.
cost me but two, but I've cracked the
stock on hand at SO per cent, and seorl.la
sequently SO much easier consartsd in.ag
teri ra-al ginwine beli-metal.' ssas: ssss
'Forty.four hundred is your price
then?' said the Squire, savagely. .aa tfsRs
Wa'al, yis, 'tis mcrnin;' tomorrow ,s
mornin' it will be Five Thousand, hnt / -.
scorn TO take advantage Of the markiss ts i,
.Well, Isuppose it must be so..ssleepf5s
aud quiet must be purchased at An ss.ts
erice,-but hang ma If I eves. liste q 81
pediar again. 5s'el.
sra vs5l assss sassss3 & ss i
FATHER - -Fu,hertis'a a word w;iis me, s.ye
| wontlerously infuentnb nor can Iiitifik 8
Of j, wiihou, mingled reverence md al
| ec,ion.j "Asafh.herpiiieii, sehil,tfet,.'i'F z
says David, and we feel the pity he desss s.
cribes. "Hear,ye children, Tho instruc
ton ola father" says Solomon led spss
acknowledge the authority witlfg feyars{{4'
ence. "a will arise md goto my fil.hsr, 49,
said the poor prodigai- sand bis words
thrill through the heafi.a 8, III yliathefl tr.ysl
father! The chariots Of Israel, and5 ilta nor
/ semen thereof cried out Eiissias Wfsess
| Elijah weRl up by yaswhirlWind into iiea -
! ven: and the exclansaii6ii arrests our sesy iS
souls. Few who have fni, kindly eorfec.
ting, sustaining and fostering inansnesa a
a father, bur, must fell, al al the slanie,
somewhat in the way that haae dsscribed.
/ And vet the greatest piilhy OF n father
lies in what we may CALI the preventive
service not lcitinglhe son have hts own
| way, Eor his own viii.
] CooKEp IToE. The skins Of sll
| lions killed throughout the regency
I,says Capt, Kennedy m his s,5oaraevs,,
through Algeria and Taais," are sent
| to the Bey, who pays handsome pre-
MUM upon each. The assi, giiag eaten
Z and, contrary to our expectation, ne
I found it'exeenent, and made : capital
i supper apon tbe ends Of the ribs slowed
with littlc salt and red pepper. Tt
!, tasted like very young beef, and vas
{ neither tough NOR strong asyoredr'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12
Fire in H0llidaySburg.

On Monday evening last, we learn by
the Standard, a fire broke out in the old
building formerly occupied by S. P. jerks.
which was extnguished. On that night,
between s and 0 O'Clock, an attempt was
made to Sc, fire 10 the Stable of r. Lytle,
which was also discovered and extinguish-
ed without doing much damage. By some
strange faulty no watch was set upon the
stable, this marked by the incendiary, and
at about half pas, eleven O'Clock the.peo
pie were aroused from their slumber by
the cry of fre-this time accompanied by
the highland the same stable which had
been attempted in the evening was now in
flames, which soon communicated TO the
stable OF Henry Leamer.
"The FIRE at this time threatened to
sweep the alley and 10 reach the buildings
on Montgomery street, and the supply OF
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

- Another number of the Johnstown
Echo has made disappearance, brimful of
wrath at VIM. s. Campbell, the Supeiin.
,enden: of the Portage Road. and sivoca.
ting his removal from office because he
did moi see proper to give any of the per-
sons who Control that scnrilous sheet situ-
anels Oh the Road. The Echo appears
Only semi-occasionally, or when a quanti-
" of matter abusive OF Mr.. Crmpbell has
been written as will be sufsicien, 10 fiji its
columns. This seems 10 be the only OBJ
ject for which it is kept up. But i, may
as well save itself as its exertions will
prove to be entirely futile. Its SANDER
and abuse can accomplish nothing. Its
object is too we'll understood, and its char
acter for veracity too far below parto
have any weight with either the Canal
Board or the people. Mr.. Campbells
conduct as an officer has been commended
in the highes. quarters, and the business
men along the lines. the best Judges in
such matters, are pleased with his man
agement of the Portage Railroad.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12
The Growth of The United States.

The censu> returns, already received
from seventeen States of the Union, show
an increase of population since 1910, of
3,I3O,S9S, which added TO the aggregate
population ten years ago, of I7,093,353,
would alone, make now 20,224,25I. Es-
timating the increase in other States bv
the same ratio, the aggregate population
of the nation in June last, may be put
down at not less than 24,0O0.00O, or an
increase oc nearly seven millions in the
last ten years.
In some of the States the increase has
been very rapid, in others quite inconsid-
erable In Maine they have $4,000, be-
ing all increase, in ten years OF 31O,207.
or over twenty per cent. Massachusetts
has 100000, being an increase of 22O
l72, also, upwards of twenty per cent.
Connecticut has 3S6,0OO, or an advance
of 65,9S5, also upwards of twenty per
cent. Pennsylvania has 100000, show
ing an increase of SIS, ,967 or over thirty
three per cent Ohio has 100000
showing an increase of 670,732, or over
forty per cent. Wisconsin has $50, 900;
she had but 10000 ten years ago.
| The District of Columbia, on the other
| hand, has gained but 1000. She has
now $4,000, or less than l2 per cent. in,
crease, North Carolina has 100000, be-
ing an increase of 46.5Sl, or only abou
| six per cent. South Carolina has only
639 ,O99, being an increase of only 44,7Ol
less than per cent. We have retul n:
/ from only one other Southern State, tha
is Georgia, the population of which is now
100000. showing an increase of 30S,
COS. or about 45 per cent.
| The ratio of increase in the whole
Union, estimated from the returns recei
we'd of seventeen States, is about thirty pc
cent. That of Georgia, is fifteen per cep
ahead of the average; that of Sonth Caro-
lima is twenty-five. and North Carolin;
is twenty-four per cent. below the aver
age. In the northern States heard from
the rate of increase is uniformly owe
twenty per cen:.-N. 7. Evening Post
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

mon Cameron, and always condemned,
and do still, the manner in which he OBJ
tanned his election to the United States
Senate. This thing of breaking down
and disorganizing a party for the purpose
of securing ones own advancement, is
anti-dehocratic, and should not be tolera-
ted, but we must say in candor tina, Crm-
eron's conduct in the U. s. Senate was
creditable to himself and the State. But
we trust that members of the Legislature
will feel themselves bound to stick 10 their
caucus nominee until they secure his elec.
ton. and any man who refuses 10 do this
should be consigned TO political infamy
for his treachery TO his party.
Henry D. Foster is Western man and
the West is eElitled TO the candidate
The democracy takes pleasure in presen.
ting his claims and qualifications 10 the
consideration of the next Legislature, and
feel confident that no man can be selected
in whose hands the interests of the State
could be more safely entrusted. Kind
and urbane in his manners he makes
friends of all with whom he becomes ac.
quainted. We sincerely trust that our
Legislature will consult the interests of the
State, and the wishes Of the people; by Sc.
lecting him for The honorable post for
which he Is candidate.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

VPlainfeld, n. j., with q population
of 5000, boasts of having eight churches
viz: two Presbyterian, two Baptists. two
Frien ds, one Methodist, and one seventh
day Baptist.
Our little Borough, on the top of the
Allegheny mountain, with a population o.
no! quite seven hundred, can also boast ot
eight churches-viz: one Congregation
alisi, one Catholic, one Disciples
one Presbyterian, two Baptist, one Cal
vanistic Methodist, and one Methodist
Episcopal. In addition to this, we have
;hree public Schools, one Academy, a
Court House and jail, together with one
Printing Office, four Hotels, three Physi,
clans, eight Lawyers, two Mexcans and
three Niggers.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

GopEY's LADY's Book, for January
1851. is brilliant number. 1t contains
72 pages. % engravings, and thirty whine
contributors! Several Of the engravings
are very beautiful. and are alone worth the
subscription to the Book for year The
number before US exceeds any one tha,
has yet been issued. Cooley has never
yet been equalled, and i, seems from this
number that he is determined not to be
This being the proper time to subscribe
for periodicals, we take pleasure in recon
nending the Lady's Book to o ur friends
as being decidedly the best magazine nov
published.