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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-04-24
More about the Cuban Inuasioa-

More about the Cuban Inuasion-
The time close at hdnd.-Richmond
April I6.-The Savannah News. where
the head quarters of the Cubans is said TO
be, speaks of the Cuban Invasion as GER
tain, and says there will be revolution
in the Island within the coming month,
whether they receive aid from abroad or
not; that they invite friends of freedom
throughout the world to assist them; that
it is well known TO The people of the ISL
and are with difficulty restrained from
conflict al the present time, and that those
who are informed of the arrangements are
sanguine of success.
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wMr. G. W. Fisher has located him

~ Mr.. q. w. Fisher has located him
self in our village for the purpose Of
painting portraits. Mr.. F. comes highly
recommended, and judging from his spe-
cimens he is an excellent artist. His rooms
are two doors east of our office, where he
can at all times be found. His prices are
moderate, and his portraits are warra nted
correct or no charge. The great desider
atum IN them is that they will last forever.
We intend having our visage taken o
hang up in ou sanctum.
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1We last week paid visit TO Har
risburg and was present at the adjourn
ment of the Legislature. When we arri-
we'd there we had the pleasure of seeing
for few moments Hon. James Buchanan,
and although we were not introduced to
him, there being no acquaintance of ours
near at hand 10 crafty our wish, we lis
tened to his remarks with feelings of pride
and admiration. The impress of talent,
of greatness and of genius is indelibly
stamped upon his countenance and he is
truly great man.
We formed the acquaintance of num-
ber of the Senators and members of the
House, and were pleased with them.
The last days of the session passed off
with less than ordinary confusion, and the
members of both political parties exchan-
ged regrets at parting, in the most cordial
manner, bidding each other farewell as
friends, and at the same time determined
TO fight with each other politically. The
repeal of that section OF the kidnapping
law which refused the use of the Jails to
imprison fugitives from labor, until trial,
was passed almost by strict party vote,
the democrats in favor. the wings against
lis repeal; and il was amusing to witness
the efforts made by the wings to defeat it,
speaking against time, moving 10 adjourn,
calling the yeas and nays, &c. but Gen.
BrindIe rather headed them by calling the
previous question. To him, and also to
Mess. Simpson, jackson, Cassidy, Skin
ner, Demers, of Philada. Fretz, of Mont
g gomery, and others are we indebted for
this just and righteous repeal of an obnox-
ious law, and the Governor may sign il
Oh not, but we will see iG he lodges lhe
matter.
We heard every one without regard TO
party, speak well and favorably of our
Representative from this district, the late
Speaker OF the House. Hon. John Cessna.
We coincide with them in their opinions
and do firmly believe tha. more Impair
tial, more honest, and deserving Speaker,
has not occupied the chair within our re-
collection. He was kind and courteous,
perfectly coEversant with the rules, pre-
served good order, always was sustained
in his decisions, rebuked no member with,
out sufficient cause, suffered no member
to be personal or insulting. We cheerful
ly wish him further advancement, for he
has been faithful honest, and capable.
Differing politically with our other rep
resentative Hon, John Linton, and not in
any manner endorsing his votes, politically,
we must say, that he made an active and
diligent member, and displayed an honesty
| of purpose and desire in local bills to do
right, that is credilable 10 him, pleasing to
his democratic constituents.
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a Archbishop Eccleston. OF Baltimore,
at the latest accounts was gradually sink
ing in health, and his physicians have
given up all hopes of his recovery.
He died on Tuesday evening, 22d inst.
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Plank Roads an PennSyic0aia.-A
large number of plank road companies
have been chartered by the Pennsylvania
Legislature at its present session. The
Hollidaysburg and Bedford company have
organized. and already advertised for the
necessary plank.
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SUPREME JUDGE.-The "Germantown
Telegraph" speaks in the highest terms
Of the legal ability of Chief Justice Glib
son, of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, and urges his nomination TO fill his
present position, on the grounds of the
honor he has shed on the legal character
of the Pennsylvania judiciary by his
learning and research.
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eOur new type will soon arrive, and
the appearance OF our paper will be much
improved. All we ask is to be supported
according to our just deserts, and we viii
be satisfied. Subscribe for your own
county paper. and urge your friends to do
likewise. Don't let US stick in the mud.
PJt vour shoulders to the wheel,
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THURSDAY. APRIL "a. 1851

uTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
ss!ation Of any paper published in this county
--and as an adrertising sheet ofsrs superior
Inducements 10 merchants and business men
gsHsrsly. Those desirous of making uss OF
sSis medium for extending their business can
DO so By either sending their notices direct, or
iArough the foLiop,ng agents.
John Grouse, Esq, Johnsto,oa.
e. w. Carr, Euans' Buildings, Third st
Philadelphia. ..
Y. b. Palmer, Esq, NeiO York Philadelp phid
zsG Baltimore.
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Glory EnOugh.-The American Mail
Steamship Pacific. Collins line, made the
passage from Liverpool to New York, a
distance Of 1850 miles, in nine days and
twenty hours. thus distsncing the English
steamers, and making the quickes, trip
ssToss 'hs A,lsnllci
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SDr. Jayne. of Philadelphia, has built
large drug warehouse, eight stories high.
and, to use a common expression, built in
proportion. But talking of Drugs: the
place to purchase cheap is at Harris, Hale
& Co., No. 2Ol Market Street, Philadel-
phia, who keep always on hand Window
Glass, Dyes, Oils, Paints, Patent Medi-
cines &c. See advertisement,
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The Ohio Sendt0r.-The Ohio Free
Democrat says of the newly elected U. S.
Senator for that State, Mr.. Wade, Whig.
1--WE have heard him curse the day that
MiIIard Fillmore ,cds born, declaring
that he was disgrace to any country and
any nation"
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'By reference to our advertisements
i, will be noticed that the Books for sub
scriptions 10 the Jefferson and Ebensburg
Plank Road" will be opened at the Ex-
change Hotel. in this town, on Monday,
the 18th day of May. Let every body
subscribe.
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u The "Pennsylyanian" has been con
siderable enlarged, and much improved in
appearance indicating the success which
attends the efforts of iis talented editor,
Col. Forney.
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BCan there be anything more delicious

BCan there be anything more delicious
TO the taste, more acceptable to the palate
than a fragrant segar. To US capital
segar is always a consolation, in fact a
friend, and well we remember the many
lwilighis we have puffed into insigni6cance
while sporting Colorado" Messrs.
Michael, Warlman & Co., No. I73, Third
street, have a fine stock of segars tobac-
co, snuff &C., which we can recommend
10 our merchants, knowing that they can
buy to advantage from them. See adyer-
Iisement.
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0We have never seen the grain look
more promising Than il does in the eastern
part of The Stale. Present appearances
indicate large increase in ,ha, section
over The crop of last year.
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The laying of The corner stone of tht
new Church at Loretio, has been deferred
Snsil Sunday, May, 4th.
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9The City Hotel, North Third street,
Philadelphia, has for its landlord gentle
man skilled in the science Of catering and
providing for his guests. He resided for
merly in Huntingdon county, and is only
known to be respected and beloved. 1t is
an excellent house, and situated in the
business portion of the city. Every per-
son here knows the clever landlord, but
we will repeat that Capt. A. IL. Hrs, is
the man. Always call and see him.
Read his card published this week.
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~ AT the Democratic county conven-
ton held at Hollidaysburg, on Tuesday,
April 18th, Thaddeus Banks, Esq was
elected Representative delegate to the Ju-
dicial Convention. and o. A. Traugh, Esq,
to the Reading Convention, instructed for
Col. Searight. Resolutions in favor ot
Gen. Cass. for the Presidency, compli
mentary TO Gen. John n. Puryiance, oul
worthy Auditor General, and Gen. John
M. Bickel, the present State Treasurer
were reported by John Creswell, Esq.
Chairman of the Committee, and unani
mously adopted. All the townships, ex
cept one, were represented.
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e The Butler Herald" comes 10 rs
partly IN mourning on account of the de-
cease Of Hon. VIM. Beatty.
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~ Richard ILL.,, King of England, in
the battle of Bosworth field, exclaimed ::
ga kingdom for horse;" and with per-
sons who seek to find fault with the ex-
preston, 1t has been rendered thus: "a
kingdom for knife" But this reminds
US that, Messrs. Machette & Raiguel, No.
l24, North Sd street, Philadelphia. keep
a large supply of knives, Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, and Cutlery on hand
which they sell at the lowest prices
Read their advertisement.
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CANAL CoMMIssIoNER.-The unexpect-
ed death of the Hon VIM. Beatty of But
Ter county, who was a prominent and
worthy candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for Canal Commissioner, has
caused his numerous friends 10 look
around for gentleman on whom 10 be-
stow their votes, for the responsible posi-
ton to which they designed elevatine him.
Among others, whose names have been
mentioned in this connection, we hear
that OF VIM. s. Campbell, Esq, sugges-
ted. Mr.. Campbell was, for number of
years, Superintendent upon The Portage
Rail Road, and at this time holds re-
sponsIbie position upon our State works.
He possesses as much practical knowl >
edge OF our State Improvements, as any
other gentleman in the Commonwealth,
and would, consequently, fill the office of
Canal Commissioner with advantage 10
the State. In addition TO the proper ex-
perIence necessary for the Office mention
ed. Mr.. Campbell possesses fine admins
traiive talents; and enjoys the reputation
of being gentleman of strictintegrity and
moral worth. He resides at present in
Cambria county; ne halls, however, from
W estmoreland which consideration will,
doubtless have its effects upon the delib-
eratlons of the ''unterrified Democracy, -
when assembled IN State Convention.
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Canal Commissioner.

Canal Commissioner
With pleasure we publish the following
articles taken from the Pi,tsburg "Post"
and "Chronicle,' the former one of the
most popular and efficient Democratic pa
pers in the State, and the latter an ably
edited and well conducted neutral publ
cation. They recommend for the office
of Canal Commissioners, WIN. S. CAMP
BELL, Esq. at present Superintendent OF
Repairs on the Portage Rail Road, and
during last year, Superintendent of Motive
Power on the same. That Mr.. Campbell
would make an excellent Canal Commits
sioner there can be no doubt, and in ad-
diton to his fine business qualifications,
he has the experience and kno wledge oi
the wants of our public improvements,
that are so justly necessary and desirable
liz candidate for this important Office
His economical administration of the af-
fairs of the Portage Road last year, in
duce us 10 believe that should he be the
next Canal Commissioner, the internal
Improvements will be conducted in pc
cuniary point of view, satisfactorily. He
is citizen of our own Cambria, and this
should also be an inducement for his sup
port at least at home. Bigler & Campbell,
and Clear6eld & Cambria, would be a
ticket that would sweep the State.
William s. Campbell, Esq.
Since the death Of the Hon. WILLIAM
BEATTY, of Butler, we find The friends OF
that good man generally uniting in the
support of WILLIAM S. CAMPBELL, Esq,
OF Cambria county, for the Office of Ca
nal Commissioner. Mr.. Campbell, du-
ring the past winter, was spoken of in
various quarters as a suitable person to
fill the high and responsible office of Ca
nal Commissioner, but being warm per-
sonal and political friend OF Mr.. Beatty,
he peremptorily declined allowing his
name 10 be brought before the public in
any manner calculated TO injure the pros
poets of that gentleman. In this determi-
nation Mr.. Campbell showed that he
T" ioiiSd w dbFdICC iIiC tIIltTGSlS Dt lHe
Democratic party rather than crafty per-
sonal ambition. Now that Mr.. Beatty's
earthly career is ended, bis numerous
friends throughout the State are moving
in behalf of the nomination of Mr.. Camp
bell.-Wh hat course The delegates from
This county may take, we are unprepared
TO say. but from the information we have
received, we presume the most of them
will support Mr.. Campbell. As Super
intendent of the Portage Railroad, Mr.. G.
has made one of the best officers the State
has ever had. Besides beng perfectly
honest, IAN indispensable quality in a
public officer,) he is an intelligent, afiable
gentleman, and an active and ssten,ive
business man. If he should receive the
nomination for Canal Commissioner, we
predict that he will be elected by the lar
gest majority ever given TO Democratic
candidate in Pennsylvania.
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pIt has been said of Alexander the
Great that he was great lover of pare
and delicious wines, and we can see no
good reasons to contradict the saying, be-
cause in our own day nearly all great men
are fond of their tea, therefore it must be
entirely correct. Now Messrs. Franhli in,
Plat & CO., No. 43, North Water street.
Philadelphia, have to our own knowledge
large stock of superior wines, brandies
&C., and groceries at wholesale, which
they sell at fair prices. Give them a call
and read advertisement.
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Our merchants are receirirs new goods,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-05
To =. Y. c.. esq.

GRAsp BANQUET BY THE AMERICAN MNnTkR.-The
American Minister and Mrs. Lawrence gave grand
banquet and assembly the evening OF the 18th uL,
at the American legation. in Piccadily London let
ter says:
"Neay all the foreign minster several OF the cabinet
ministers, aud nprards OF three hundred Of tho leading
mem OF tho snsooracy, present The venerable
Duke Of Wellington arrived, from party given by Lady
John Russell, between II and IL O'Clock Al the ban
que there the Archbishop OF Canterbury, tho Bsh
ops OF London and Jamaica with their fsmer the Speak
the House Of Commons the Marquis Of Breadaibsne
other distinguished pefsonages Al the assembly. besides
the foreign ninser the principal visites the Mar
OF Carlisle, Lord Campbell, tho Hon Fox Maue, Admiral
Dunds., sir George and Lady Grey, SIR Thomas Coch.
r.n. Sir Cha, les Napier, Sir Edward Button Lady
Broughsm Lady Beaumont, Lady Shelly, Baron and .dy
Pake, ST. Ed gin Land.eer. the Dcan OF ST. Paos, Ms,
Ter and Mrs Lawrence have sen invitations 10,
another grand parry for nsxt Thnrday."
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JOHN 4. oUITAAs

JIMMY LIMBS SECOND CoNcxRr.-This decidedly n
peror ia every respect to her first appearance 10 this s
Tus wonderful creature appears 70 have possessed
Of thorough knowledge of her audience aud. a. ns
sary con. squenco. her incom parable notes peness Y
very heart Her manner thou ,hout tn. entire pernr
ance entirely Tree from oonsrant sad the shghs
tnge Of embarrassment; and well might as syrrsda
the nmable song,tess sp2l ,uded % is very ees
aud repetition demanded, no, always, We ay add s's
judciously considerably.
Her selections from opera popIla and dcerals|
and her executon of them appeared TO excite tho mj
ton and generous commentator OF the musicsl eda|
gifted with nice discriminative and cultivated msA
bu, IL was in the charming Bird Song, and that hhhf
Swedish petody the Echo Song, where the feelings
entire audience gn ,ied out IN u0son with the msa4
OF her fascinating notes Asw said on 'ne I
appearance OF this generous hearted woman that har1
pearance, aressness, and gennine American nobsnss
conduct and Of SOUL were quite asiIresistp'e hei
OF song, we repeat this opinion, and will extend Nv
say that she 10 destined extended and enosn
popularity than any artistic who has ever coorted osa
fame within the boundaries OF these generous States
cannot oven declare she exces every othe vocaaA
have heard but we do aunaly declare hefpH
poss~ssor OF magic irresssiby ssc ting to every 0o'
approaches the seductive crcc OF ner influence
The singing Of BeIlet wa, ral turousiy applaadlaf
deserved to be for he isa master OF hts Pro'ssso"
possesses voice OF majes power
The bird Song Miss Lind's frs essay 10 h@
IN this IT, and. IL is Hess TO add, strucka rnpI
thetic chord in almost every breast among her coSa
dtory. On Friday evening abe will sing that swee'a'
tic ballad, "Home, Sweet Home" which oil hSn w
suffice tue house. II
Before closing, we should observe that nothing cav III
coed the good ordet of the theatre, which greay0
table 10 tho direction o. Della. u
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4 Hou.e Of the fir.t cIa.. for sale.

NOW offer splendid houses In the city
recently finished II beautifully suated the corner Of
Streets healthy location and good
deposition the different departn,ensis central
il markets la the city, IL con-
ans rooms conmodous and LOFTY Of the chabers
square The saloon is Al feet BY d. and Its height
Of ceiling finished modern style Ii has
spacious nfodns hot cod, and shower bah and
contained heren the hxures beautifully
IS hogsheads water The kitchen
cold sink, and pump OF the best
water pipes laid the hail, pao saloon,
In the structure for in convenience and comon
nothing The sablny, caragehouse aud
permanently built, and include manure pitt
fire proof ash pitt harness oo and room convenient.
male servants lying newly paved alley
Mar n JAS CADEN.
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w. plain. sweet. eagle French, And VAnau~
Chocolates Cocoa, BTOas, Cocoa Paste ssacAs' 90.

W. Bakcr's piAin. sweet, eagle French, and VAnAuA
BrOnsa, Cocoa Paste, Ssacks, Csc.
no MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would psrchsss he
adusIaion, more nutnuous
heAhu Coffee aud IN quality hs sao
rces manufactured Ny himself. ana
stamped with residence His bsoAA and Cocoa
paatabe and sauary drinks for nsaid. con
Others pronounced by me
a,icians 10 Other preparauons HIS
equal Ia delcacy
Of Paris manufacture and at one hai
the aduieIation IN almost al inc
COCOA and Chocolate preparations offered the public, in
subscriber that his own manuac
lure. will Thoroughly found unequal TO his
they be returned his agents where purchased
They sale, ~ any
principal wholesale the eastern cnes
by agents. u Brigham Coz Boston, James buncs
Bo.woh Troy, New YORK Grant stone phlndelpha
Thomas " Brndige Baltimore howell b Shoenake George
town, d. Co., Alexandria, Va; Nose Brothers, New
Kennet, Mckee Co., Cincnnai oboi VIM Bagaey
l. Co., Pittxbury, Pa .-.
Mar a-2aw6t
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NEW York California millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital u go,
be obtained by Influential
special paIers admitted IN
conformity with this revived Of New York. free from
liability the OF O0 cash, and
issued lherefs cent annually
fair prospect Of doubling the whole safe operations IN
United direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A sGener and Chief Company,
No. II Wall street, New Yosk.
other responsible parties throughout the Union
United appi
and the association to be employed DIFF
points. vessels made
available ad carrying the nails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
increasing business doing CaitOr
the Pacific kc long the supply OF gold continues
capital goods will astonh the
calculations therefor. And this
and profit thereby this association being ormsd
der Arm and style OF y. HOLDEN Co,
snle, Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital u 100000.
Off
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CECOND CARD.-Thoss Of who have closed
about of January
ss will eonf vety great calling and making ssemsnts
,,.r ,be ra4h or important al
transactions pal should b. c'osed We also avail
Of th. ffsnds and
nube for thsfr and patronage for the
n,s, and respectfully solicit continuance Of ped
z. ~ ,nd ana united
- CLAoRTr, NEWTON MAY, co.
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MARSHALs sALE.-By virtue of three wts Of fsrt (aea
NIL clerks office OF the circuit court OF the Ustnc
the OF Washington ard TO me direced
public sale for cash. on Saturday me lo DAY
O'clock front Of the courthouse door
county, following described properly lying and being the
city part Of Lot In ~ Of lot IN square 290
299 3H tots l. and ~ in square 3o
lots aud square square 3 ofot il
46i part square 2a7 in square 1855, haf OF lot
SQUARE 654 1865, lot in 1855, lot II ~
square 45O seized and levied and will
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
Fab Mar IS
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A. Il G. A. ARMOUR,
UR1PERS IND TdILORS,

NO Jul BTOadWay, cVfheT OF UuHhe "ueeHi
-abops the HUinx House, New York,
DEBPECTFULLY friends and tho puAc e
goods OF the newest patterns
they prepared make In the best and
Gashonabe se moderate prices. Fresh cloths
vesngs Of latest mporons elegant light silks
for vests dark patterns OF Pans embroidenes
There employ ed in this establishment
cut coats pants wascoais Each de
pament Army and uniforms made to
and despatch and In the most approved man
ne Strangers metropolis will find this establish
nent ytng taste, perfect t always insured
NJ b. PRgMipM wAIsrcoArs-1hese elegant waitcoats thai
were 80 much admired awarded the
6rst premium by American Institute at their late ars
Feb, Sd i'm
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THs pusL,c psrr MIR D,~son sn,onpc-d in Congress
saturday ,hst at tue .ud OF III. present nca wear the
public deb Of ,b~ Ua,sd States will be- sl0oo0ooOo No
person would imagine Gas 10 truly said by Phisds
phIa Ledgsr) to the ecs'--s manner In which mem
be Of Congress and the be ads o' depnr pre- pore
espepd the ,n!!lc fnsnst - Bntiaors sus.
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MORsE,s TELEGRAPH.

THE once Of the Western Telegraph Company removed the
0man' shop Pennsylvania
a few Of Browns Hotel.
only line Of telegraph from Washington
where with other lines
ing Detroit Chicago, Cacnna Lousve g. Louis, Nashville
Memphis, vick-burg and whole country.
once few doors Of the National
Hotsi.
Tho street, opposite the National Intelligence
once. -
Jan 7-dn President Western Telegraph Company.