The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-02-05

iAe 10 tauk apaut, but ven l duz, it seems to be
as long as it never vas"
Equal and Exact Justice to all Men, of what
ever State or persuasion, religion or political ::
| peace, commerce and honest friendship with all
Nati""e-Fntane-lino A." M Allian.ns with .o..1 ,,
ihoihas jefferson, the Apostle of Democracy
| The following is by Tom Moore. and :. vsr,.
pretty
DO you, said Fanny, tother day,
IN earnest love me as Won saw
or are those tender words anplied
Ahke to fifty girls beside?
Dear, cruel girl, cried l, forbear:
FOR by those eyes-those lips-I swear
one stopped me as the oath | took
ana cried, you've sworn, now kiss the book ,,
a down-east poet, in one of his desperate eff
lorts' thus eioquently sets forth his choice of
life:- u
Some poets theme is the foreign cline.
Or a life on the raging sea-
Due NE IN the woods with the country bloods.
AND TATER patch for me-
THE FRENCH PRESIDENTS DR11-So com
Pieteiy is France military nation, that bodies Of
It's private citizens even, have been drilled bv
LOUIS Napoleon-with bullets-Puach.
The deficiency Of corn in Hungary is 50 alarm,
ing That an Austrian commissioner has been sent
with Il view to establishing magazines at the gov
ernment expense. The dearth has not arisen 50
much from bad harvest, as from the deyasteJ
condition of the country, and the inability Of the
peasantry to cultivate it,
At Boston, the Thermometer was down n "a
degrees below zero, on Monday.
4 disDofcl, Sro,z.
lns''' runs thus;-'' Snow preposterously deep.
Two hundred passengers waiting to 90 East
and three hundred between here and Dunk;rk tc
go West. No cars over New York and Erie road
in four days. Snow fourteen feet deem on the
track"
A New DIsCovERy.-Some attention has bcop
excited by the alledged discovery by an n z;neer
of some celebrity named Andraud of the means
Of seeing the air If, he says YOU take n piece
OF card coiored black of the size of the eye and
pierce with fine needle hole in the middle.
you Will on looking through that hole at a clear
sky or q lighted lamp, see a multitude of mole
cules floating about which molecules constitute
the air.
The report of the Treasurer Of the Washington
received by him from JAN lst to Dec. 3Ist. 1851
was So9, 80, and the amount disbursed
S36,542 90 The amount now in bank to the
credit of the Association is 50, ,697 II, and the
amount of stock owned, remaining unsold, S3.-
500 co.
La me-" sighed Mrs. Partington, ..here 1
have been suffering the bigamies Of death for
mortal /
bleeding phrenology in the left hamshire of the
brain which was exceeded by a stoppage of the
left ventilator of the heart. This gave me an
inflammation in the borax, and now Pm sick with
the choloroform morbus. There is no blessin'
like that of health, particularly when YOU'RE
SICK
a lady Of Philadelphia, row on a visit to the
fatherland, in a letter to a friend saws.
We have had a very severe snow storm.
which continued ffty-four hours The oldest
inhabitants say they have never known so much
snow in so short space of time. The snow
now lies four feet high in the streets There
are hundreds OF people employed in clearing the
sidewalks Three poor unfortunate women were
found frozen in the snow near the city. It lies
twelve feet high between here and Leipzig and
fourteen persons and ten horses were found
buried in the snow near Bautzen. The cold is
intense, and the poor suffer dreadfuly''
Bonaparte's house at Longwood, ST. Helena,
is now barn-the room he died in is a stable
and where the imperial corpse lay in state may
be found a machine for grinding corn Bona
parte often remarked, that al from the sublime to
the ridiculous but step"
"Of all the contrivances for cheating the la
boring class of Mankind none is so efficient as
that which deludes them with paper money. 1t
is the most perfect expedient ever invented for
fertihzing the rich mans fields by the sweat of
the poor mans brow Daniel Webster.
The Hon. R. Choate, in a late speech in Bos-
ton, referring to the stormy aspect of the politi-
cal horizon of Europe, said 80 1t has seemed
to me as if the prerogatives of crowns, and the
rights of men, and the boarded up resentments
and revenges of thousand years, were about to
unsheath the sword for conflict, in which the
blood shall flow as in the Apocalyptic vision. to
the brides OF the horses, and in which q whole
age shall pass away-in which the great bell of
time shall sound for another hour-in which So
ciety itself shall be tried by fire and steel
whether II is of nature and Of NATURES God. or
mott"