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

| MIS-. Swlssheim says the reason one na,;o,
conquers another, is not owing to the kind If
arms they use, but the kind of food 7, bs-
| opinion, meat will triumph over cabb.,. 9.
long as cattle and Hindoos feed on ca,1;- E
SO long viii bull dogs triumph over the ono ,nd
| 'ne iar'ars over the other. When Ireland frees
hefSeh from England, it viii be when Ireland
swaps OIL her potatoes and takes to pork. To
! -, 20 ~"''A' from brrttoIrailk, Is ut,-
Surd as to look for ballot-boxes in Russia
10 put FIVE hundred dollars ont a,-;n,srss.
| nave yourself packed in ice, and stav froza,
WIN suspended life, till it amounts to fortune
seems now becoming possible resource Tb.
| sclentlhc men of France are. at nresan+ s,,o,.,
iatng on recent instance of a vounr man -.
brought to life after being frozen mn ela,o-
months. on the Alps.
! IL has given rise to a revived belief :, -.
'ii"' NE can be suspended at a pleasure.
anu CRIMINALS are about to be demanded of tba
'oFernrnent to be frozen On experiment Tho
reader VIII already have inferred what raI;ef
TINS offers to such unhappy ladies as find them
selves not cotemporary with the hearts they s;,b
10 WIN They have only to be iced till overtolerr
We should add that the above is by no means a
Joke, however. The blood of n living ma,
unused INTO the veins of the frozen youth. and
ne moved and spoke. The experiment wss AZ
terwardS tried on hare. frozen for the ,,,rros,
and with complete SUCCESS.
UooD ADvICE--Onc Of the German Farmer.
! oI pennsylvania, ''once upon time gave tha
io"o"lng good advice to his son Who was abou,
10 make start in the world himself. Make
the land as rich as poss bic, take nothing but
specie and eots the Democratic tteke..
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION Joint
resolution has been offered in Congress- so n
amend the Constitution Of the United States ss
! to make I. S. Senators elective by the ouali-
ned votes Of the people of the respective States.
II has been generally supposed that the natu-
raj bridge in Virginia was the only -eoloeicsI
wonder Of the kind in the country. This "a,
mistake. In Carter county, Kentucky. there ;s
natural bridge across the Rockbridoe hronc.
OF the Cany fork of Little Sandy. Itis los fec,
span, II feet wide, 20 feet thick in the m;ddI.
OF the arch, and 1o7 feet above the water 7,
the county Of Wal er, in Alabama. there IS
another similar natural curiosity, which was
d scovered IN 4 rerent geological exploration
The span is i2O feet and the height nearly 20
This bridge is formed of sandstone. and is very
symmetrical. Large beech and hemlock tree,
grow On the bridge and the surrounding scenery
is represented as sublime
The Philadelphia Inquirer says:-Mr Il. r.
Rapp called at our Office, and exhibited a model
glass cvffin. The object is to superccde all me-
talic or wooden substances in articles Of tb;.
KIND, and at the same time to provide substan-
tial and appropriate tenement for the remains Of
the dead. The idea is novel, and it sborld i'm
lheuiate4y engage the attention of our under
takers. Mr. Rapp is taking measures to secure
patent, and he will soon be in readiness n
furnish collins of all sizes These cofins arc in
tended to be air-tight and it is thought tbere-
fore, that decomposition will take place very
slowly, II at al, especial as pains viii be taken
to produce vacuum within.
The following is the copy of a bill read in the
pennsylvania House Of Representatives on the
9th inst:
SEC. l. BE il enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in General Assembly met. and il !.
~~NNNN - tHO "fliOIlty OF Iue same,
That from and after the passage of this act. il
shall not be lawful for any negro or mnla.ta 70
come into or settle in this Commonwealth: and
any negro or negroes, mulatto or n,ulattoes so
coming, immigrating or moving into this State,
for the purpose of settling therein, shall he liable
TO an imprisonment of not less than two or moro
than nine months upon conviction thereof.
SEC. 2. That any person or persons EMPLOYING
or otherwise encouraging any such negro or n,r1-
latto to emigrate into, SETTLE or remain within
the bounds of this Commonwealth. shall be lishls
to fine of not less than fifty OF more than ono
Hundred dollars, to be recovered as other fines Of
like amount are recoverable
oEo. d That such fine or fines SO recovered
shall be paid into the treasury of the proper
county until demanded by the overseers of tho
poor OF the township to which the offence or Of
fences enumerated in the foregoing sections Of
this act shall have been committed, who shall
apply it to the use and comfort of the poor in
their charge
SEC. 4. Ii shall be the duty of the oyerseers
of the poor in the different townships. ward. or
boroughs of this Commonwealth to make infor-
nation and prosecute TO conviction oil perso,x
violating the second aad third sections sf this
act; and any overseer of the poor who shall
knowingly neglect or refuse so 10 make ;nforr,s
uon as aforesaid, shall be liable TO thu 6,a :,
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