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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Orpfe 0erifeiaerni,o.

I'm 10. ,. M. fpcrre i'd nit cer Tcrtfeiaer,l,,a a
e1nss 8ans neacn Gllcnraarenlaaers anfanoen
treieees auf ieinem 2eeSe ron pbilaoefrbia i,ad
ie'nem Setfimfmlnsscrte in Obio anacbaltct, nor.
ben IT. SD reriIebcre alls SauFutfise, bad piefe
2Saaren inGaalitat nibt iterfrrtfsn n,rSen FAM FAM
ticn. Der Wftiiftictcnce 1T scr Sauffr. Nerin.
annsen baar Oelo! itnter oen qBaarcn te.
ttnost iieb cine 9rcBe Nnantitat traunes 8etr,eua
SSoWerflnS), 1itins, xdder, Gafimir, Galfl,m.
Alarata, Srtleibter Mustin u. {. NJ.
49,. Dsr S,erreaf te9tnnt Sormittass um 10 ltbr
arrc@sflidcn Gde oes Dlarftsieredes in oan.
ton. "'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Chicago unb Mobife Gifenbahn.
Geifern traf Die telegraphifte Jladridt
bier eilL baB i'm 3eprdfentantenbanfe su
@ashingtcn cine 8ia nit 26 Stinunen
Wajprttdt palIrt ipitrbe ipoburh benz
Staate Sltinpts cine Mtllicn 9der 9aiib
9eftcnft iperoeit fir ben 8au Der Gifeite
babr1 tpelde opn bier burtb bic Staaten
Sllincis, aentudp, Gennefe tnb 9llabama
mad, Mobile fiitrelt iti,p itniere Stact nit
ben Stdoten am Giclf bon @erifc in Ser
btncnng fesen miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Or. .. g tbeft bdlt cs fur feline pai6t, trt
ter aeacnmartis in arrErm ltmfansc berrl6enren
gtubrcriremic eas putlifum rarauf aufmrretan
~ MAIDEN, raE ct sesrn ciefc &rantb'it irclhc
iAon 70 rirc OFFER scforeert, Gin b6dbit irirfanes
oRittcl beiibt 9liebt siete gum 8erinn, icnrern
ofi6tsrflbl sessn eie lerenoc Olcniebbrit bat ibn
trtpcscn, ricfe NnjeiSc tu MAIDEN. Man thenfe
ibm MIR 3utraucn uue man miro fit pom ecrVrr'
,iialidfeit fcincs Olitteis sesen ttic f6merjli1e
unr scfabrli6s Granfbeit iitsrlcuSen.
Canton, Gept. A., 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Sbioe II. NennlNluaniasgile

Dir 9todbaltsr Ger Dbic uno pennfprania.
Gientabn, trebnbaft in Gtart County. Ohio,
mfrren hermit tenadrihtist, rag in UtmaBbcit
,incr frlbsrcn, eit 30. 3lrpemtcr ls49 9eSctc.
aen 9,achriebt, raB lic srfuht iino ,n nenS dag.
meiffer tstaStcr errnrasnie rem fc d ten Ier.
min rpn finf 0pltars anf cpcn @tcGan.
tbcl ju te5ablcn; Der talia mar am erifen
SuIi. Tim eaB .rc perfhepenen nahfoIscnrtn
xermine ron fnnf Ortlars jepcs, IN 3wifhen.
pe,irren pcn feh5is Iasen 81 te3abIea finn, bis
Ger sanje 9etra9 res Gtcds te,ablt lit.
Nllc 9icjsniseil, ipelhc iidD i'm 0iIdftahp; nit.
fen miiifen tlnpcrjislib bet 81 tet 8eplin.
ger in rer S6aemeitftr Office anrufen tno
3ablnns MAIDEN
Das QFert f6reitet rafb pormdrts unc pie
0eicer finp aticlnt nStbiS.
anf 8efebl Der 9iretto,en
Sacob Replinqer,
Oeb SAasinciifer. .a
GifentabnsGf Canton, Dlai g., 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Gew : Srleans, Sft. 8.

Jf 10 GfIeN Il s. AFt. 3.
li Die saaban,a bon Gta9res brin9t 9iad,s
ridten ppit Gan 0roncisec BIC Sunt l.
Septbr. Sie bradhte 10 Yafa9iere.
Die 0iube TT Der Stabt Safranteittc 1T
tpiebcr ter9eifeltt. ecl. gSilfrnL fpeStcller
Bptfdafter mad, Geras, 1T prn bort sltriide
oefcmnt n. Gr fa9t, oaB @cuocrneur 8ea
beabflcttigt, leine prpflantattrit ipcrin er
ben gcrftla9 Der Re9ierlln9 Der 9lbfti,ns
mung beS gplfes itberseben ,pirb, alsbalb
mad, Der 9lnfuitft bes Gol. ee,piS ergehen
su faGen. Die slbitt,nmung ,piro tpatre
ftbetnlth ain /. Sipoember itattfiuben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
S2cne 8aarcn t,a1 ttc1e
9Sreife.
Stir baareS Gelb nnb jebe Slrt bon Nrcs
bnftelt.

Iub, Gali,n:r, @atiuctt, Iwect. Scans 8ufs
f,lc, sanaup mn 9seiprt orrns fir Dldnnsr
tmo SnatcnsNn,hsc rctber, rpsiSer sriinrt,
sclbsr 9tlirciftsr nr tarirter, srcter uno friner
mrllcncr SlaneH rctber, ireiBrr, ernncr, trau'
ncr, punte aetter Slanell fur nnterbtmeen uno
ltnttrbcftn; fi9urirtcr lluldHancu fur Suttcr
farrtes tlne figurirtes 3cts fur Wantel, Var'
DIST. Werinrs, Grinss, Swtllih une ttrti9e
Sdete ;--Sarirtc une baltleintne 3cn9c; tralintr
9ttlei6ter uno acf9rtter Drilling; wplltnc, 'e.css
tic Stcr, Wlcbair unb auptrt S5batp!e = molthe
une ta,,nrcllcne .6aistlhcr aier Nrt; tarrlrte
unp ifrsiftse 8in9bam+; 9ritnc, thmarjey 9t'
iraffcrte nnp tuntc Mfpre Olrnsllr &C >alnt,
Mraeta cn9lilbtr, franSefftbtr unr aintrifants
lebcr Mcrine 9rnner, rctbcr, 9elecr, tbwarjtr,
rurpiufarb,ncr &attnn BON cer mattnisfaebtten
4rt Gamtrif Sadcnct unp allr Nrt,n ron
Oiusliu, ric ju Sraticr3 3innertlcten ildp ti9ttn;
sriltbc seinrpanb. feine stinipanp, Srietr, Gtns
flifun9en, Snfcrtin9s -; rjtnmtrtrdSer,
Eras,n, catsihnirc uno manihcttcu ;-Sanotr,
6anrfhubt ctribitetner lrt unN NHrMicnjiinrnt
ifriimrft Gnerfc, @tets unc Vlbnareln, Sas
oen in Gttaugcn uio dut 2rultn; I6ltc, Sars
pen, Sraurrs rsimaerbatt /; 9ticfc, S6ubr,
Stanrubren uno lectrne Softer;
Stein9ut uno Speeereien ferti9c
9ibcfe, 6rftn u,o QSeifen,
Dtlttber, G5entterfehlrmt, 9ttthmadrclle NteIrer7
ptr;icrtasen Ncgtnltirnt lttterfdube ron
e5nnuieaifleum 8reec Olantcl. nro Sniletttns
@pitgrl Seirc, 2ltias nnp Ssicc 81 Sraiicnz
Eiten; J5centrdetr, Sbaipls nno mUllenr Sots
fen /; mrileues 0arn ,Srben> uno Scttterridh'
9'arn, cleoas It. {. 10.
Die otiacn tno tatiftno anbtrc Nrttfts bahe tob
intintm friIbtren 3Baarenla9er cinsrrlcitt, iprre
dttf t utlc Gaufutisc srectenlf aufincrffam iltas
dc uno rsrtpretbc, 90 70 neeriSen prciien 81 rer'
taufen, als pan lie bicffets Der Derter iDser Sd
tritatisn bateu tann.
Sir @etaeIuns ritisr qDaarcn nthrhc id ent'
pccrr taar 0elb rher allc 1rtcn prrf9uHitber
prtputts. ais "a linS GDei;cn, 8c5Stn, QSrlfda
form, I0aftr, $tinfaamcn Iilnrtbp uno Sleefaae
men, 9binten, Sbipcincfett, Sntttr, Aine>
fciftb, loautr unc Sele, GScae une parrtibrli.
Qac, wrlcht mir tbulceu, fennen NIT hen rbi9tn
Nrttfrln te,abtcu. wenn ibncn pls SrleStntr TT,
ais in taarcm Gelee.
Dciu 3BaSrsnlaecr 1T auscsrreentlteb rtieb'
batti8 uno icb face ole Gin, tci mir crrjupredbtn
uno ettif ;u llnteruhtn.
cSSaaf Sarter.
Canton. 24. @spt. 1850. q 3M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
gouis Sd,dfer. .
SO bann 50 E /, llt a NJ.

y ot'esseses uaa yasRes,
tinrficbtt fib ben Ginrcbnern pom ganton u,n
Ger umseenns IN. rem psrfdiescnen a,peiafn tei.
oss Detehaftss. Snstefoncerc ma:bt er bas ae.
cprfe patlttum oaranf aufmerftam, bas or sim.
mer 8elbmadpoll tapf5iert, Daatraeen uerfertiaf.
Setfses rrlltsrt Bussies atsfbiast Ii. 1. 10.
Ssine Arbsit riro een Beifail bee putiifuns
finoen une ba feline prsils tiIis inb 70 bctft er
anf jtblrfden 3t,fpritA. Dian tincst ibtl in Ter
2,erfifatts ees eerrn " ~ Y -
.. Srtel, observation-disclosures,
-orn. Sforer's Gatfbcf sssenater.
Nai'srmfrattcrsn linp erfadt, an. i2ten otps
ser cel ofsn unfsrjei9uetsn IN micrjes, Slos
&cmnibir, bel QBavnesbura, @,tarf 0onntu 4 cb
sln5unnosn, tlIa enen plan III elmer Gircbe Il, 81.
heetsen unb 2aberss 30 srfabren. ''' Z" =
Mpberf MSdIfrr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
s. e Din IL j, a & IT.

Der ,,Obip g Gtaatss Sptf" erfsbeint Ulitttpcobs.
Der 8utierirtionsrreis fir So 9lnu,,acrn lit So
tn Dpranste5abluns, 80, Is rtnn innerbalt bee
erften halten 5abres, 50, SO penn ,pabrenp bes
swelten balten Sabrcs anp S2,75 wenn ertt mad
9erlauf rec sa9res ts5ablt ,pirD. - 9stemano
tann bic 3eituiis aufscten rbns pcrber ale 1ad.
ffanpe teJablt 5a Dateit riefs uno DiitfDeilnnaen
mdltn rortofrei Fin, mean ie teridliAtist suer.
ben folen..
G 9Dctfmeiifer t6nnet iaaeb cimer qerortnuua
rey 8eueral aOtfamts @utfsriptions @elssr
franso a,i 3eitanssberausstter fsnesn, ,psnn
man temitlten friar 9risfs rfftn dtsrsiest, lie
perfeseln ano arprsiiiren fast.
Nefanfitimn ctnitocts.
i6 seiien unp speaiser trftn xbaier fir s,na.
iiSssGinriffn, ens naafrlsfnet fpltet 25 Gents.
10 3elltH tnb mtni9er pterteljabri8 50. so
baitjabri9 S4, OG
Gin Sabr S7, 90
0stsbaftsfarte't spn 4 ssifea FIR sabr So, 90
Sei srS6ertn aaseissn wira Gin literaler at.
aug Beitattst. s',.s :. z s. :
CT Postmassers are politely requested aud
authorised 70 acias agents. i
Il. j. NorHNAGFL rnbisher.
Corner 0f 7ti & Soath N aIket Str % ANTON. q
E4t
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Der ltnttr5citncte Scist pistnt an, caB or fti.
nen ApDnlle pon .Niprlsiomn, .5cImss So, bic.
ber perle9r BAT, rc CT ais ecuti9er Qrit Qpunos
arSt unb Gctnrtsbelfer felnc Sirnffc 6iimit ans
ttrtst. Sertsltt Dat feline Stueicn auf 3 ltnirer.
rtaten Oeatl3lanrs Seinabt uno tGmmtllebe
pruiunsen III alien SacRirn per ocitlt,ee init
eeiR frifen GrfclSe teitanren fp.pcn plc Sciss
nilis aut rrIG'9cn prrStleSt rer ren. 9ietes
unp inc nunmbr l5jabrise GrfabrunS, mt 6 n,
idluB rer Snct lestcnS SABRE, in ccnen or in irps
leburS nit pem bstfen Grlclsc pratti,irtc tfeben
btm untsrjcit1neten cmrfblcnc CUR Seitc unc CT
bctft Jupcr.:1tItdb tei Nrantbtttsfauen aut pas
9utraurn per >Seiprbner Sultcns uno rer Tim.
ScJcne.
HGF. 2G. 3ipperleit, 4.
ar.t, eGunDarst uno eEeburtsbeIfer.
Canal Sutton, ren rs. @Ft 1850. I.3NR.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Orpcerie itn0 9Srpbiff0ns
Gtpbr.


Ccr ltuter jeidntte madbt feinrn Srettneen
unp Dem Yutlitun iiterbatrt Die cratbtnc Nnjei@
&C, saE ct cie 0rceerie ,,pslbe ebcoem rrii Schtd
uuo 9cnrao pabitr aeb,tsn ptrre, tainint cem
@ebatlpc faufib an lid eetraht bat Or halt
allc mfslitbt Arten rcn 0rcterien. fclric prcris
lionen jeeerattun9, eic or 30 osn bialattcn 9rcis
fen rsrtauft UNI reren 8ilte nitht iitertrcffen
,ptrrcn fam. Sriue 4Hs.pabl ron Grceesien
lit eic Beite, ris NOD js in @anal- Sutton an9e.
trtcn iplrce. aaScrpcn balt or ale Sprtsn prn
Qsttrantc, als:
Qiqucure, gSeiue, Bier SrdneY, @iL
9iuln Sebmallbicr, stle, @icer &c.
Dian rufc t,i ,bm an nne iiterssuse fA icitff.
Dian finret Jpn Sesenlter .orn. O. Gictts
.prtel.
or sanorr 'euste jerer Art weresm in aas-
taul1 ansencmmel,.
Wi6. Saplor.
Canal. Suitcn, Iaai ls., 1856. s4s1S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

..oatt ifr je oarpn sebSrt ilnb sptnn 70 hatt br
jciirals btnrcidcntcs 9crtrauen aei,att tei rem
6cifpieacfcn unb tpelttsrabmttn oaulc
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
galtim Sftbr. A.

OuIt|MDtg, &TtDT. e.
Son ,ieun Counties bat man @ahlbee
rihte. eripeC Gentpf.) } bat bts jest 81 ,S05,
s elarcf CgBbie) 1906 Sti,nmen. ecipe's
@ehrbeit tn Der Stabt 1T $3.50.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
100000 Dollars

ausindhen.
=, 2trnn Ite eirfrn 8stras mad scr @tpttuttr.
@ncrenuns ncrtauftcn, m2IIcn (is tiefen ni6t
naep zen 9anirparn 0ftrters antrrnunssn tittrs
ttti9rn? 9Sr slaltttn es.
~ erstlllert end barat baB i6r GeNhdft
illio Gerfaufe bon 9eipinnlfen Der Dirt
tlfy pnB 10 BET ibuen eingefeste Gbaler
i'dlerer l1nb 9eipiiTer etnen flhSnen Gjes
iptnl' brin9cT ais 100 2baler bei font
ettent QSedjsler.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Scr Undergraduate tiettt Demit
SO SanlDtfem ulo un9efabr
Z 2!uslDttett

ron 2 lis &dcr in unp lei i$ruispille,
& tart @ruhtp, Oplr, gum 2crtauf an. Oas
Staeti GU 1T III saibcm Auftltbcn trsrtfen; re.
ecuIenrr OlaDls unc x a9cnttgsu np gang in
Der JaDc. Scr jsRt ibon tcrcutcnsc .0anrsl rpirp
rureb Die an rsmitibtn pcrtelSrbenre pcnntplpa'
niens nnpIDio. GitntaDn nch mrbr 9rDrbsn wers
cen. .6anrwerter instclpncsrc perrcn rpcbl pas
ran tbun, lto9 rairltit nsecrsuIalcn. QBrscn res
9Idbrrcn mcnbc m,n lidb sntlreper an .OGn. Srp.
.otIeettutl crer an Den &iScntbImtr rrbnDaft
5u OYnatnrS. Scr 9ertauf nnott am Ii unc
IL. Otttr. 0ormitta9s nm 10 ltbr 'an .0rn. s.
0llo.teutlls 2SlrtDsb4uie in $auispillt ltAtt, mc
unp mann fie StrinSnn9en pcs 2,ertauf5 te,
'taiit Scinaet nerrcn.
Sobann gonrao.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Gl6efsritter, feba,,et bieber!

Canton, @trt. A., 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
.PYFER & o..

1LU Nt0bt=SfraRe IaItlllort, lRc.
Wrrbsler mn Iuttrrir- -agrntrm
2ec aidt, 80 perfbickt cs nioet lanatr faffet
eursSweifd f9winctn llnr fthitt ibnen ciuen fiei.
men grtraS ,Inr crbattcf fir cure ,cbn-bunncrte
ron 1balcrn, eenn cas sanp erfebaat prn Dem
cr,fai'nenrsn Setras rcr prcilc, ,ptl6c lie jscen
Oionat in tbrer
SsieberiafTttng bcs 6lncees
rerfluftn.
SIN Wpnat Septembcr fed,s
9rpBe eapttalten!! nebf aubern
prelient tpcldle bic bitbfbe fleine Summe
BON
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12
EBENSBURG HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully announces TO
his friends and the travelling community that
he has taken this large and commodious house
in the borough of Ebensburg, formerly kept by
5. J Rensbaw, where he will be happy to &c.
commodale his friends and those who may be
pleased TO favor him with their patronage
Having fitted up the House in an excellent
manner, lie assure the travelling public
that nothing will be wanting his part that
will contribute to the comfort of his customers.
His TABL will always be supplied with
the best the markets can afford. aud his 2 AR
is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by careful
Hosier. he is prepared TO accommodate Dro-
vers on the most reasonable terms.
b. M'DERMIT.
March %, I65O.-25-,f.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

THE HIGHER LAw.-Edmund Burke
the great Irish orator upon one occasion
said: why are all born in subjectlon
all born equally, high and low. Governors
and governed, in subsection TO one great,
immutable, pre-existent law, prior to all
our devices, and prior to all our contrivan.
ces, paramount to our ideas, and all our
sensations, antecedent TO our very exist
ence, by which we are knit and connected
IN the eternal frame of the universe, out
Of which we cannot stir.
"This great law does not arise from our
conventions or compacts; on the contrary,
ii gives 10 our conventions and compacls
all the force and sanction they can have;
1t does not arise from our vain Institutions.
Every good gift is of God, all power is oI
God, and He, who has given the power
and from whom alono it originates, will
never suffer the exercise of il To be prac-
ticed upon any less solid foundation than
the power itself.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

NOBLE AND WITTY REPLY.-lr 1861
Philip III sent the young Constable d
CASTLE 10 Rome, TO congratulate Sextus
the fifth on his advancement. The Pope
imprudently said:
Are there so few men in Spain that your
king sends me one without beard!'
Sir said the fierce Spaniard, 'if his
majesty possessed the least idea that you
imagined merit lay in beard, he would
have deputed goat TO you, not gentle
man.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12
at Fp.Nc1s'.CAptMy FOR BOYS.
Zoretfo, Cambria coalufg, Pa.

L0TetfO, CuHOTtu county u.
VENHIS Institution, in charge of the Fran
u ciscan Brothers, and distant four miles
from the direct mail road between Phils delphi
ia md Pittsburg will, on The first Monday IN
September, be opened for the reception of pu
pills, who " i'll be instructed in any of the fol-
10 wing branches of elementary and liberal
educati on: = Reading, Writing, Arithmetic :,
English Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geog
raphy, Use Of Globes, Elements Of Natural
Philosophy, Ancient and Modern History
Book Keeping, full course of Mathematics, 4,
and of the Greek and Latin Ciassics, &c.
TERMS.
The Annual pension for Beard Tu-1 !
itiop, Washing. Mending Of lin 9 Inn nm
en-, and use of Bedding, payable
half yearly in advanced Is,
Postage of letters, books and stationary. il
not furnished by parents guardians, will
form an extra charge, will lso Me dicai e.
tendance.
The Scholastic Year commencing as above,
will close the Il 5th of July following.
Those remaining at the institution during
the Sumner vacation, will be charged SI2
extra.
Each pupil must be provided with sufficient
supply Of Summer and Winter clothing; six
shirts, six pocket bandkerchiefs six pairs of
stockings, four pairs of drawers, six towels,
and three pairs of DO OTIS or shoes.
The healthy location of the Establishment,
'Ss sSNhei Win picturesque scenery Ty-lhS var ieu
and extensive prospect all around. SO beneficial
10 youthful mInds-must render it desirable
place of education.
The attention of the Brothers to the intel
lactual, moral and religious culture of boys
entrusted TO their care, will be unre mitting;
and TO render that attention effective, the disci-
PlIne vii lie exact, yet mild and parental.
a half yearly account Of the health, conduct
and literary progress of each pupil, will be
transmitted 10 has parent guardian.
All letters addressed post paid to the 'SH-
Pertor Of The Franciscan Monastery, Lore ito, :
will receive due attention.
Reference may be made to Rt. Rev. u. o..
Connor. Bishop of Pntsburg, Rev. IL. z. Gal
laher Loretto. Cambria county,
October 3, lS5U-3m.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

BLOWING OUT CANDLE.-There is a
small fact in domestic economy which is
not generally known, but which is useful
as saving time, trouble and temper. If a
candle be blown out holding it above you
the wick will not shoulder down, and may
therefore, be easily lighted again; but il
blown upon downward, the contrary is the
case
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

What Mr.. Speaker, what shall say
10 my constituents
Exclaimed wrathful member OF Con-
gress, on the passage of bill 10 which he
was utterly opposed to.
What shall | say?' he repeated br'
found il impossible TO get beyond the in
terogatory.
Tell them,' replied the waggish speak
er, that you tried to make speech, bu
coudn't?'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12
u u e VI s o

The "MouNTAIN SENTINEL" is published ev
cry Thursday morning at Two DOLLARS per
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription viii be taken for 4 shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until all arreaTGges are paid. A
allure to notify discontinuance at the expira
tjonOt ithe term subscribed for, will be consider
cd as new engagement.
TADVERTISEMEN viii be inserted
at the following rates:-5O cents per square for
the FIRST insertion; IS cents for the second; s |
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. A liberal de-
ducton made to those who advertise by the
year. Al advertisements handed in most have
the proper number Of insertions marked there
on, or they will be published TIL bid and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
u All letters and communications, TO insure
attention must be post paid.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-12

HoO ii is TO be done?-An Irishman
who was very near sighted, about to fight
a duel, insisted that he should stand six
PAGES nearer 10 his antagonist than the 9TH
er did TO him, and that they were both TO
FIRE at the same time! This beats Sheri-
dams telling fat man who was going to
fight slim one that the latter's slim figure
ought to be chalked on the others portly
person, and il the bullet hit him outside
tie chalk line it was 10 go for nothing.
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away where The sunlight is bright ming.
Away where its last beams expire,
speed with the fash of the lightning.
j 6y on the wings of the wire.
By me are earth's barrier riyen,
By me are it's boundaries spread;
a wo5a--and the impulse is given,
A touch and the mission is sped!
Burrah! tis the best conjuration
That Science, the wizard has done.
Though me nation speaks unto nation
TIL all united in one!
IL silence ] steulthily travel,
Unseen, unread, and unheard:
For not iii my agents unrasel
Ny secret, is whispered a word.
Through darkness and daylight unheeding
Alike my errand 1 go.
TIC deep throbbing hearts ever spreading
My t!dings of gladness or wo.
Ere the voice of the echo had spoken
Ere thought could recoil from its birth
If The links Of my path were unbroken.
Ny fight would encompass the earth;
From the bright star that CLEANS far above Us
Flashed onward through neasure!ess space
a welcome from voices that love US,
Ny own in q second would trace
Oh. would that some kindred communion
To man we could hope to impart,
That bond Of such magical union
Might link every heart unto hearts
Not q tear that we now seek to smother
Would then fall alone or uncareJ
Not JOY, but the heart Of another,
W 0uld thrill with the bliss that is shared.
We need not, should Fate give denial.
This fancIful dream wholly spurn;
Let sympathy touch but the dial,
A cord shall be struck in return.
No wish need be kept unimPa rted,
Or lost as on selfshness thrown,
Bot each from the heart as il dartet
WOn!d find response in own.
Oh! let love take the y orId and prepare
AS swift to respond as receive;
Let US hear but Of sorrow TO share it,
And know but the want to releve.
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Mrs. Partington thinks that there will
be such facIIiIies for travelling bimeby
that we can 60 anywhere for nothing;
and come back at half price.
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ESQ,

Fine and Coarse Shirts, handkerchief,
Silk Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all of
which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand large STOCK Of Cloths CassI,
meres and Vestings, which they are
prepared to make up in the most
workmanlike manner, and = the
most accommodating terms for
cash or approved country pro-
ducc. Their entire Stock Of
Clothing is made up accord
ing 10 the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the lowest cash terms, they
are prepared TO accommodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing Of superior quality
nd at lower prices than goods of 4 similar
quality ever sold in this county.
The public are respectfully invited TO call
and examine their goods.
Nov. Z, l950.-5-tf.
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NOTICE..

Letters Testamenlary the estate of Jacob
Zern Sen. late of Carroll township Cambria
county deceased, having been granted by the
Register of said county to the Undersigned
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
EMANUEL DISHART
Nov. 81, lS50-7-6t.
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Scotch Couplet.-Who was Goliah'-
The muckle Giant, whom David slew
with a sling and stone. Who was David!
The son of Jesse. Who was Jesss2-
The Flower OF Dun5lane,
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SCENE By "PHAzMA," JR.-sFirst class
IN geography come up. Bill Toots, what's
a cape p
a thing that mother wears on hel
shoulders
What's a plain!'
a tool used by carpenters for smoothing
off boards
What's desert 2
ITS goodies after dinner
'That'll do, Bill. I'll give you the
goodies after school,
The foregoing actually occurred in a
SCHOOL in N CO., Ky. 1t is needless
TO say that Bill was zone on EN-
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A NEW SLAVE STATE.-The Fl Smith
(Arhansas) Herald, SAYS that the Chero-
KEGS, Chocktaws, Chickasaws, Creeks
and Seminoles, own Il large number OF
slave negroes. These Indian tribes that
were removed here few years ago, in
consequence of beng surrounded by
States, will again, IN 4 short time too, be
surrounded with States, and be hedged in
with a dense white population. What
will be the consequence! Why, ii is
plain enough 10 be seen, that in a few
years, these Indian tribes Will have TO be
organized into a territorial government,
and then be admitted In;o the United
States, as 4 slave State. What will the
friends of Free Soil and AbolItionism think
of that! 1t is inevitable, so you may JUS
make up your minds to grin and bear it.
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ALL persons indebted to the undersigned foT
Professional Services are hereby notified that
have left my books in the hands of e. IiUT-
CHINsoN, ESQ, for settlement and collection.
1t is hoped that all persons having unsettled
accounts my books will call and settle the
same before the 10Th of December, as aft er
that date my books ill be put INTO the hands
of an officer for collection.
WIN. LEMON.
Nov. IA, IS5O.-6-tc