The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-30

| SlOnS.
OK 'CHANGE.-The weather, every day.
| CoMING.-The sleghing. Due notice will be
given.
LEAvING.-The year 1852.
| NUMERoUs.-Games of football
LOOKED FoR.-Ice, for the icehouses
| WANTED.-A nice New Years present.
| A WARNING.-The ring round the moon on
Wednesday night.
! RouGH-Thc country roads.
| SCARCE-Woolen stockings, attention farm
ers.
| PLESTY.-An editors debts.
| Gen Pierce wrote to n distinguished Penn
| sylvanian, so says eastern paper, asking him
to suggest some person fer cabinet appoint
n,ent. 1t is said, the name of Hon. James
! Campbell was suggested. He would make an
excellent attorney General Secretary of the
Interior.
/ G. NJ Reed, Esq. has removed his Office to
the room lately occupied by Mr.. A. H Taylor,
three doors south of the residence of General
Mcdonald.
The town which will no doubt be built at the
west end OF the Allegheny Tunnel, Central Rail-
road, Cambria county, is to be called GALLITzIN.
very appropriate name.
Judge Burrell was too unwell to hold court
in Indiana and Armstrong counties, this week
and last Consequently there was no court
| FRIENDS ABROAD In Phiadalphia at the
..Girard House, Danl c. Zahm and VIM. c.
Lutz : at the ..Merchants," Chas c. FAIRIES, 3.
L. Kingsbcrry at the Red Lion" Evan ID,
Evans, JAS Purse, Esq, Wm. r. Hughes, Jno.
McAeel Mt the ..Union,' Chas. Albright and
lady, Jos. NJ Magellan. Safe home to you.
| The American people will learn with pleasure
that the health of Hon. VIM. r. King, Vice
President elect, is fast improving, and in short
time he expects to be ut his duties again.
! We direct attention, TO a communication in
this paper recommending, Col Henry 5. Mott
If Pike county, for Canal Commissioner He is
an excellent man.
| The probability is that the Senate Bill con-
ferring upon Gen. Scott the Office of Lieuten-
ant General, viii be defeated in the House OF
Representatives. \ motion was made, few
days ago, to Introduce such a bill in the House
and it failed. This looks ominous.
! Congress will do no business until after the
! holidays This week, no business was trans
acted The only exciting topic at Washington
/ is. vino will and who won't be in Gen. Pierce S
cabinet. There is considerable guessing, but
we guess no one knows yet what day may
| bring forth.
The election for Mayor takes place in Pitts
burg, on Tuesday, January II, 1853. The can
didates are Hon. J. b. Guthrie, present incum-
bent, Democratic Robert NJ. Riddle EDITOR o.
NJ: psil
tor Of the Uispotch, Free Democratic 3oe Bar
kerr on HIS own hook.
The statement that Gen. Pillow took the stump
in Tennessee against Gen. Scott, IN the recent
canvass is not true. He remained at home and
took no active part the county and precinct IN
which he resides gave Democratic gains.
I Ole Bull gave two cunccrtS IN Pittsburgh last
week he was assisted by Maurice Suakosch,
the skilful Pianist. and Sgnorini Patti. The
press of that city in eetases with the music
Stephen C. Foster, Esq, author OF ''Od
/ Folks at Home" 80, Boys carry me down. and
other popular songs, has composed a new and
beautiful Ethiopian Melody, entitled ''aJy owr
kentucky Home,' which must meet with great
success.
The New Hampshire Patriot, published at tho
home OF Cen Pierce, in speaking of removals
from office, says: Gen. Pierce is determined
that the corruption, negligence, and imbeciiity'
of the present rulers shall be reformed, and the
! officers banshed from the places they have dIs
graced. The Augean stables are tobe cleansed.'
Just right.
rea- Capt F. R West Superintendent Of tht
Portage Rail Road has been appointed 'ener"
! Superintendent Of Adams's Express, on thc
lines between Pittsburg and Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and Baltimore, and Harrisburg aud Cham
bersburg.
| Hon. j. Porter Brawley, Surveyor General OF
the State has been called home from Harrisburg
to Crawford county.ssby the indsposition of his
father He hopes, however, to be back at the
seat of Government before the meeting Of the
Legislature
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