The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-30
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Tho following toast was given at the printers
...;rol in Boston, on the birthday of Franklin:
'r,maas Riglt,--If she cannot be captain of
.bip ship, may she always command arousing
mack. Ess.srsr p. t~ efT
n;g now announced that the Rev'd Theobald
,t,.,bsw will postpone his departure to the 9Th
:. ..November, Mr.. Collins having offered to trans
e, ri. massage ticket from the steamship Allan
tic to the Pacihc. -1 ...-....fE --s, ~
rrskine puzzled the wits of his acquaintancesi
,r;n.eribing on q teachest the words 'T4 doceS.'
!, was sometime before they found out that the
=. Of il lies in the literal translation Thou
teachest -...-.. ads,
The Hon Townsend Haines, who was recently
elected Judge in the Chester AMI Delaware dis
tr;cts Pennsylvania, will resign his situation as
Register of the Treasury, on the 1st November.
Montgomery, the English poet, will be eighty
Years Of age on the 9TH of November rext, on
which day the citizens of his native town OF
Sheffield intend honoring him by the erection
Of statue.
Giderseeve, the famous ten mile runner. from
New York, recently won $1,000 at San Francisco
in one of his pedestrian feats. He was just as
fresh on the last as on the first mile. 1t is said
he is soon to run l5 miles within the hour. ar
large black eagle was shot in Easton last
week, by Mr. Isaac Porter. From tip to tip of
the wings, the measurement was full seven feet.
The plumage was very fne-equaling in beauty
the plumes of tire Ostrich Some of the quil!s
measure % inches sa
4 potato gathering machine is in operation in
New Hampshire. 1t is attached to wagon
The wagon is placed at one end of the potato
field with oxen or horses attached, and as it
passes down the rows, digs the potatoes separ-
stes them from the dirt, and toad, them into the
~agoa!
The New York correspondent Of the Washing
ton Republic says that "about the Goth Of next
month Mrs Forrest will make her debut AZ one
Of our theatres. She has been a long while
preparing herself foY the stage, and has had the
'eneht Of instruction from Charlotte Cushman
Among the French claims for Custom House
seizures and damage occasioned by the local au-
ihorities at San Francisco, indemnity to the ex
tent OF 5000 is demanded for the gloss of 100
chickens. If this be specimen of their char
ses' the account should be carefully examined
before it is paid. -1 .rsa ----= saa-G la.s... 4
REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.-The editor of the
Delaware Republican was shown. n few davs
ago, piece of the silk from the flag carried bv
the Hessians, when captured by zen Wasbin 81
ton at Monmouth, New Jersey. The flag is de-
posted at Harrisburg, Pa, in one of the rooms
attached TO the Capitol of this State 1t is
made of the best, and appeared to be aImost ? i
niheuIt to tear as when it vas new.----- !
Inc Newark Advertiser, alluding to the doubt
as to hOssuth visit to this country. as EXPRESSED
by a correspondent of the Norfolk Arrus saws.
our own private correspondence received
sometime ago, intimated q similar doubt as 70
A1s movements toward this country. on account
o. disappointment which be felt at the United
states officers not permitting him to visit, under
~s AnericaR tag, various ports in Europe. to
eoHIeF with has conferees about what now seems
- De ms Purpose,-to excite geaeraI reyolu
oo' on the continent. We did not. Eovevar
1eem It worth While to mention the fact before
Dr. Kinkei the German patriot, is in Pitts
ouFg' forming associations, having for their oh
!se' The promotion OF freedom in Europe. and
soliciting aid for it's accomplishment There
nas been terrific gale at the east. The com
|"ee OF fisherman sent to Prince Edwards
i'aAds Fepert 40 vessels and l50 lives LOST
movement towards the liberation. ct ts.. Tris,
eNles, Smith OsRriap Mao - -. ...,-..,,-
''AerS' mas been made ia the east. 1t is in
'0a'empiaton to call mass meetings in all the.
principal cities, having for their object an adj:
uess to the President of the United Stotosr
r'Aag Tor the peaeeable interyention Of the
s',e'uilen' IN favor Of these distinguished and
suffering patriots Robert T yler. ESQ. Of Phi,
1e'pna' Is prominent, among others, to effect
release, and says he viii give the subject.
''Aee the election is over, his entire atten-I
-. 1errIt Smith, New York abelit;on;st /
issued an address to the Liberal nartv in
r,.S, 'eNS the blacks to kill the whites He
ttNnore, Webster, and Cass. mure,erers i
Senny Lind is in Cincinnati piyin,g concorts
a ror, 'l'e goes east---There has been
rro., -e"'y gale on Lake Erie. The boats
~ AHa.o; have been unable to make regular
Poo,. Inc ficksburg papers state that Gen.
Se,,,. igned his seat in the United States I
FaiS The Maryland State AariculturoI
a,, netd at Baltimore, on. Thursday. Fri
80 ~aa saturday,sof last week Gen scott
ura,.n. " several distinguished officers, was
liver ~. several hours. Mr.. Webster was to de-
uit,so aauress, but being absent, the COM