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~ National Daguerrean Convention.-In III

recent fornaon of the New York State Daguerrean As
soclaon the Artists Of the City and State Of New York
have sought TO give expression 70 Their arden! desire for
the culture and progress Of the Photographic art Eustng
as Al has heretofore beautiful but isolated iragneniay
efforts they hope by the well atiesed power Of comb1-
ton 10 unite ard shane them into harmonious symmet
neal and enduring whole which successfully demand
EQUALITY Of position with the elder Arts of Painting and
Sculpture.
In the history Of the Arts Will be found 70 have
gained SO rapd ascen6ency public opinlon with 50 few
facihes for Improvement the discovery o." Daguere,
scarcev one art holding full and fee communion with
The other While from the apparent simplicity OF e1ecu-
ton many incompetent operators have recessy catered
me re thus throwing shadow upon rs delicate surface
sufficient ObleTated every impression had u NOT
been ndebly craven ty the Pencil OF Light upon the sure
basis Of Truth. s.,- -. -
In o,aer TO secure the unaminy OF feeling and acton 80
.uah and wishing extend FAR possible the oene-
IT. sccrulRg from such Association the members OF the
A. earnestly request the cordial COOPERATION OF
All Al present connected whng O. interest themselves
m The pyactlcal cultivation OF this Art IN the United states
and SCI cit particular attention TO the iOioNh
uassed al the recent Convention Of the New orA state
daguerrean Association. held IN Utica. Aug ~, .Ssl.
Rfsclrod That this Convention call Nar9nai eayeh-
ton of Daguerrean Artists TO meet IN the CY u Ne"
York on the second TUESDAY OF November next "a
In accordance with tins resolution Io'en'i" WI ~
held as therein specified - . n
AUGs MORAND, President 5 A
l. V PARSONS Rec. Secy. oIVH
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II Electors OF the Fifth Ward.-NOTlCE-
e and occupanis OF real estate who pay taxes
Nd residents OF the With Ward, are requested without
ssard 10 party to meet on SATURDAY EVENING, Oct.
AMe O'clock at No AIS Broadway, IN Hall No. 10 APP
n Committee Out OF ther own body, to nominate suit
ale aud proper persons ion Alderman Assistant Alderman,
Member OF Assembly aud other officers % be supported al
h.ce@as election Punctua attendance requested None
s those who are taxed for real estate IN his Wart wl
W. b. WEDGwOoD, President.
pAvO e =. HALE Secretaries. o,o2t.
IT, Sixth Ward.-At meeting OF the whig Electors
athe S,th Ward held at the Wing head quarters, Branch
Hotel Ne 80 Bowery Thursday evening The 9Th INST,
Nsaan TO the csli OF the Ward Committee the Following
eas unanimously elected Delegates TO the follow
hsConyeailons, VIZ
sro. WILLIAMS rs' '01 SEosGr MASON.
GEORGE BEvINS. GEORGE J. SMITH.
CHARLES FOorE.
GEO ". WILLIAMSON, CHARLES R. SWORDS.
W ROWE.
,ox.. Dsfric, Content on.
FSsHERMAS WI BRSDoN
MMEs B TAYLOR. c " ScHAFFER.
o"hN " BRENNAN, JOHN BoARDMAN
iioaNA rARDY. JOHN MARKS.
'"Shrh CARLISLE WI r. ROBINSON
GEORGE PATTERSON.
Sss W Williamson. George Beyins. Wa. II Sparks,
jess r ,Ssl0F Charles Eoote William Rove 9s.r,
Mason. Charles Broader Latham Jaseph
''1ah NAs, Dr. J Simmons. Geo ". Williams.
JOHN \ TAHDY, Chairman
SASRHlN Secretary ol0 II
~ .Seventh Ward.-At a meeting OF the Wing Elec
.s VIM Ward. held 81 Thursday evening, %hinst
IN pursuance oi the cali VI the General and
s'sSohniiees, Mr.. JOHN COGER, lR was appointed
,sn~.a ana j b CONE and EBEN W. MORGAN were
Ssss.ea secreasie, The call OF the meeting hayng
q. ~ naa and approved II motion resolved that
wco"bg persons compose the Delegations foe the va
Aen,y: "
un.idAM PARDON. WaI ID. MURPHY.
I.b,n ARTHUR. DAVID LOGAN.
'AAkD L. MOORE WM u. ANDREWS.
cpo = For Assca5ls CoHrcaiioE: ~
ifSvrp' WOODWARD, JACOB S BAkhk,
IN IN LENERlDGE JOHN I. EDMONDS,
Trc,hkNCE PRIDHAM CHARLES ). WEBB.
'ohAs KERR, JAMES " BARKER,
THOMAS J. BURNS
gnu,,,, .ndici0i C0areHfrOR.
~"iN p COREY. JAMES X TERRY,
GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM.
Ram i, ~, District yeSiiccs.
N. 81 CLUSSMAN. JNO X BRIDGE.
JAMES BREAINER
iiVVxxhsAR MILLS. jams FREEBoRN,
Is X WOOD. MORGAN MORGANS,
JOHN COGER. JR.
r. Garter COnpcgnOp.
Se~pNNnc'-Davld p'ice, koen W Morgan
r.~eee Distrct-George HenderShot WIN Dunion.
zig psirct-iienry Mckinney. Joseph VI Pnce
RAN bis'rlct-Dancl L. Pettee. James WhlmoTe
sra DDstrot-John w Close hos b Cone.
tn Dntrct-David Webb Jna. J Lew.
oseRh DisuIctN h. SNYDER, Daniel klanberg
'ssesrnet mo CoSFR T~ Cra,,"sa
ESS 'SSsoAs Secretaries. ae..
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VNO ADOPT-An interesting female or
4 phan Child Y months old, quite healthy. Apply 10
Mrs MILLER, No 80 Spring ST. oJZf
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s HoUGH. Auctionesr
IyURNITURE &c.-TIilS DAY, at

y IOi NJ nj No 81 Beekman-st very iatge a,soN-
ent II New and Second hand Furniture viii b. sofa 20
the highest bidder 10 pay advances consisting 80 par o.
sofas bureaus French bedsteads mthOgany chars ro,h
ers mamie chars. bedseads do carpets pier glasses ""h
and ends sale Iosiilye. NV "
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XOUNG MAN-Wanted, in forward =
d ing Office a Young Man Intelligent Boy MUST
wrte A good business hand who resides with ms pa
rents and convenient business. preferred Salary y per
week Address, IN Handwriting Of applicant, C. y, IN
bune Oice Application musE be made ~ u O'clock On
Saturday oVN'
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Just Vuhii>Ltd- Second Editlun
I'M THE CAUSE OF NATURAL

just Vuhii>htd-> Second Editlun,
I'M TIE CAUSE OF NATURAL
" DEATH, or Death from Old Age-D,seiopins a
new and certain inclined treyeutng the cOnso datton OF
o>slfcaton oi the bodv Sc aud Of thus Bdehn-
tey proo ng vigorous elastic and buog ant he IN. show
ing how 20 keop youus &c ard Of rendering rtur-
tou easier safer.
nv loNFr PoSrWlCK. NJ d.
Author of the FANNY Physc HATS u Physicians, and
various worAs on 6thcate Diseases, etc. etc etc.
The above the ttt al hrs original and valuable book,
and irig ng from the naftc0ng notices Fhrh has re-
cey,d fom the press. Il Will be read By every one Who
wishes to uruloug his life II Panof Boos, Intended
tr the masses especially ads. old and young For sale
al 'ho publishers ~ Broadway and by n. author oeA
Er,o5vrsv prce -5c,rt> sc Nv
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.-No. IS now
= 4 ready.
Also handsomely bound. low pnc.s 10 AGENTS Vols
and of the NORTH AMERICA MlSCElLANI
ANGEL. ENGEL HEWITT,
os Printers and Pub >hers. l. and Sprnoe-st " Y.
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r : SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 293

4 Broadway established i8i7-Patrons interest our
interest - procures 500 Negotiations daily by the best
Institutions FAMILIES and earhers Results not u
our control CAPITAL furnished by the patrons deposit
of per cent on one years compensation prOces we
fun amount IN one or more ENGAGEMENTS Apply early.
with the mouey. postpaid-personay # possible Reer-
encss exchanged Office hours ~ y and To- O'Clock
ole ltf r. HI. NlLtON, ffoptlst"i'
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E.ost.

I OST.-On or about Sept. 20, GER
q TIFICATE Of DEPOSIT for $3.50, ISSUED ny the
Chester Bank o. Co New Yoik to Allen Ismoar.K pay
able indorsed ny Epgaet Wheeler also i h Mof-
gan Cash sad Drigs Jr dared Sept 10, 1850 AZ per-
sons are cautioned against negous'ng the ABOVE
PAYMENT having been siuDped by the lx, ,. ,,u
Ol0 3ts NEW-HOhk EACHhNGE bhNn'
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to Rev. Henry Regua. Missionary to the Onei-
da Indians south west Of Green Bay Visions H. with
Rev TAN YOU GALWAY HAY, "a preacher OF the tribe
and two converted In0Ians, VIII occupy the pulpit 81
the Allen-st. NJ T.. Church on SABBATH MORNING
next Oct 18th Services to commence al the usual hour
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TH'U ] Il tIIENo.-I nc tUNFTISVI' Il
n Young Man. having served an apprenticeship at the
uauufactu ng I.wery business tn Obtain sua
ton as Clerk or Salesman vholeSale or retail lewey
store Address HAISrED, %, tbs otics. olO2'
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Gpetiai Notices.

80 General Committee OF Democratic Wing
ts.c NEs-A meeting Of this Committee Will be
n. Broadway House, on FRIDAY EVENING.
",,.A iss al 7. o'clock. By order
Inc ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
r,l,s CONES {secre,aries ooo..
- T. ChhFNAN,j o'S'
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ID University who has been engaged for the last two
wears as Tutor IA an Eastern College of repute desires
suarn a. Mathematical or Classical Instructor IN re-
suectahle Cotse other educational establishment The
uneycppnahle references aid Testimonials gwen.
hdlre>s II ron Al this Office OF 3tNWAFs
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vENFACHER.-An assistant Teacher Is
4 wanted Immediately IN an Academy N Penn>y y 70
ma SALARY 500 year aud home ia the family ~ the
Punciral Address, pos. paid, K {. CllANDLEA
ala 30 Allentown, Pa.
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70 The Tentb Ward Temperance Mass Meet

II G comes of This (frlday) ENENING, al o VcIOcN
M ludlow. St rear of Essex Market Let every citizen
be at his post do his duty b. using his nfu
ence and voting Election or faithful energet
c men, 10 fill the City Councils mo VIII enforce the OBJ
servance all slutary laws. such closing the hquor
shops on the Sahtah and who will they influence
10 secure the enactment OF laws entirely u prohibit
and abolish the sale OF INTOXICATING drinks as beverage
olOlts GEOhGE BLAth Nm, CHAIRMAN
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ROOK.KEEPER or ASSISTANT

ROY.-Wanted. Bow about Is years of
IL sge. 10 attend PANT Store Labor light Apply at
NJ l7g 18Th - 0IO IL
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&ITUATIONS-Wantci. for the best OF
~ Cooks Housemads, L.undresses. Seams'reSsss,
Nurses Wsifresses Chamhern.a.ds &c. sc Also. for
men as Yates Porters. Famcrs sc sc. I'm " az
Clerks " Po,ers situation y. Y. Employment once.
No as Breadwag IiOltfl 7. 7. SAUNDERS.
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A : CHAMBERMAID, or To take the care of
"A children and as sst in washing aud ironing. By
spectacle Young Woman Can be for two days at No
2sg West 2lst-st Ol02 ts
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EIRL.-W anted, neat. active Girl. for
~ general house, TX None bit 4 Protestant with
good recomre ndaous need apply No. 81 iih-ay near
18th 81 oio ~
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SERNANTS.-Nerv desirable and faith
- ial Servants. such good Cooks, Chtmbermads.
Nurse SeamstreSseS. Waters. &c. with best OF
msndatiens may ne had without delay at No 10 Cham
Iers..t ole lts
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As CHAMBERMAiD and Seamstress, or
~ Chambemaid and Waitress by respectable Young
Woman with the best Of references Apply to-day At No.
I43 West llth.st ol0 II.
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70 Seventeenth Ward.-The unders gned Inspect
o, 81 con appointed by the Seventeenth Ward Demo-
railc Mig Committee do hereby certify that the following
ticket was duly elected Pa votes having been polled
SEVENTEENTH wARD-UNioN TICKET.
Judiciary. -
AUGUSTUS L. BROWN, CORNELIUS MINER.
JOHN O HALSTED.
County COareH'fOn
Holm RIDLEY JESSE PATTERSON.
CUARLES &. DEAN. GEORGE W. TRUSS.
JOHN PALMER
rc GRAY ISAAC II BROWN.
FRANClS DOLLY PETER PALM.
y 4 Dl'PICN.C ANDREW THOMPSON.
T.N,uIIl. THoS FROST,
CHAS. 4. THOMPSON, LllILEION JOnNS'
DANlFI HART HENRY : RlPLE
FnWtRD \ FARGIS. JOHN NANDEw AFTER,
CLARK VANDERBILT c 4 RACKlELWlTZ.
DAVID BUNGERr.
Dtsfr,cf-JndiciGi
GEORGE sCIiwARTZ,J r wM H, RlBIET
CHARLES NcDOUGAI. NJ. II CHASE,
JAMES ROBINSON
Charter and School OtfcfrS.
". TT Chapman. Henry Wagner, Lamoteeh''
y L Hicks. John Sneckner, Walter BnegS,
Jos { pinokney, james GUN. Christian Schraud.
yohn " Martin. Benz Merritt. WIN. S. Duke,
II Mass; l. budd Asan Hay.
Wnh power to iii vacancies.
Jos c; PINCKNEY. } Inspectors
WN. X LOUDON. of
NJ II CHASE. NElection.
The CHATTER and School Convention are meet
81, me H.nrv Coy House. corner Of Avenue and is;-st
ON MONDAY EVENING 18Th ms; al \ O'Clock
Chairman Of Ward Committee.
pvy> Rrpp SscretaTy ol0 II.
~ Eighteenth Ward Democratic Whig Reg
-, nAIdsImsn-'.~. JONASF. CONCKLIN
For Asst Alderman. LUTHER {. CARTER oioS'
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= Notice.-Passenrers per steamship BALTIC iof
Liverpool ~l please bJald ~ me loot OF Canal 81
saturday, Oct Iih. II O'Clock. VI and send ~
luggage not wanted the passage on board Frda Oc'
iCih. mara ed below with the number OF then berth
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to Ninth Ward Temperance Alliance.-A pub
lie meeting viii be held THIS (Fnday) EVENING, att
o'clock at the hall of Hudson and Grove SIS Hon
Thomas VI. Woodruff VIM. B. Wedgwood, and nah H.
Judah, Esqrs viii address the meeting Seats reserved
for the ladies' Come one Come all B. order OF the
Ward Committee ASA CHlLDS, Chairman
&C z e l kIGi Secretaries. osa.
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no TN WORM EKS.-Wanted. I'm
u Mate md Sheet-iron Worker AZ WOOLCOCkS \
OSTRANDER'S 81 Ann-st. None but good wofhmen
need apply. 10 whom the highest wages VIII be gwen u
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A S nurse and Seamstress in private
AS WAITRESS. Cham bermaid, &c. by twc

n - w Al Mss, eN'' ~ w.
~ respectable Young Women. one as Waitress, and the
other a. Chambermaid ard Is hrst-raie Washer and
Iouer and DO waiting. would 60 70 New Orleans
with family has been there before and ANXIOUS -
her eBcs there They viii the best of city refer
ence capacity and capabity having lived from three
Their last places Call at No lo7 Elz2oeh-
fts
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DLACES WANTED.-A great variet,

If veil selected servants wanting EMPLOY nieni
at { &ASONS Offices. Nos $50 Broadway and lj9 Bow
cry Tens-YeaIy subscription ~ cts 0theTs se . cts
No effort be spared 20 give satsct1n Men and b1'
be had for ans pecta0le emqo No charge 10
subscribers. % wv
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A s WET NURSE, by respectable Young
~ Woman with fresh breast Of milk Has good refer
ence Can be seen for week She with her present
,rnnlcver Gail AZ No 62l 4th 81. OlN 2ts
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V,O YOUNG MEN.-An intelligen

n Young Man. about u wears OF age. who can write
good hand. wanted hy OLIVER BROTHER, PRINT, +
No 50 Nassau-st. Good references required olO IL
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A 5 LAUNDREss, by two respectable Girls,
~ one as ChambermaId and Laundress. the other as
small family Inquire No. 81 Houston. ST. up The
best city references given olO -
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CLERK.-Wanted, in a

Fire Insurance Company. situate IN neighborins
cy a Young lan who Is fully capable Of keeping tue
books Of the COMPANY and h. has had experience the
husne address INSl RANCE a. the Office Of tins
per- with reference 20 character and capaby. ole -
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.RUG CLERK WANTED.-A

, Young Van somewhat lrquaintfd with me Aei an
Drug Prs nav hear 81 81 llon By addressing re
t. q b at tins cfce stating where an interview may e
had % -
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Girl w nted, Protestant Woman as
~ Nurse and SeamstresS who can be recommended a.
to resyectarlly and capacity. Apply az the corner o
O'Clock 0lts
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As SEAMsTREss and Nurse, by a re-
N spectacle Protestant Young Woman, or would take
care OF baby. The best Of reference be gwen Ap
ply al No IS Avenue B, stars fourth hoof ole N'
As CLERK, by a Young Man, IN some
~ employment where he make himself seaerally
useful, II either sty country. Whites good hand md
understands accounts Has good NnOwlec-e Il milling
business veTy small salary The best city refer
ence gwen. Address F. at this Office o!o u
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Young Man " no has been y wears with his last employ
The highest for honesty and eaaoiy
viii he zl,en Apply al the Clinton hotel ~hes an l,eT-
view may be had OF address ROBERT. Chntl Hotel
% a..
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4 : CHAMBERMAID, or to do general
IA housework by a Protestant Curl. Has good refer
,nces Inquire at No. IS lst-st., IN the rear % n
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II Grand Division =. of T., K y. l.-Ihe An
nual Session of the & d. VIII be continued THIS MUM
ING al o'clock al No 800 Broadway. Much important
business is vel 10 be transacted and Representatives
rogue ted to be punctual. By order. ~ nv 81, r
OlOlts Thus EDtEhl-tf' u >
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Uanteb.

A S Cook, by a colored French Woman,
i q who sueaas English and give good reference.
Gail al No II University place. cor. OF 9th-S ol0Ef
AS Cook. by a respectable Protestant
Girl with excellent city and country reference. In
que al No 6 Bank the front basement. 90 It,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-11
Resolped. That we. the Welsh citizens of Ebens.

ResoIUed, That we the Welsh citizens of Ebens-
burg and vicinity, many of US foreigners by BIRTH
others born Free dearly value the political
and religious liberty guaranteed US by the laws
and institutions of the country of the renowned
Washington.
Resolued, That although history informs us of
many devoted patriots, skillful politicians and
consummate generals, men alike patriotic and
virtuous, yet above all stands the name OF
WASHINGTON, and with delight we contemplate
the brilliant achievements of him who was "First
in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts OF
his countrymen,'' and as his well known charac-
ter is valued and praised in every part of the
world where Liberty exists so we hope his name
Will forever live to support the strong arms and
stout hearts of those who may in future ages dc
glorious battle for the rights of man.
Resolred That although late to assemble to-
gether, many of our friends elsewhere having
already forwarded their contributions, we, il
the most cheerful and united manner, agree with
our friends throughout the Union to contribute
according to abilities in obedience to the call
made upon us.
Resolced. That a Committee of seven be ap-
PoiiISu " III IUlS UOWn anO
vicinity, and that Treasurer and CORRESPONDING
! orUrUrury aPpOtnueu transact all the neces-
sary business.
ReSotUed, That the Committee make every eff
fort to collect money and report their success on
the third Saturday of the present month, and we
Judge it not necessary for any person to contri-
butte greater amount than 25 cents, although
more or less may be subscribed if they choose
ReSOiUed, That the Treasurer and Correspon-
ding Secretary be instructed to forward the
money as soon as collected to the Central Com
mittee at Utica, N. Y, and take receipt for
the same.
Resotced, That the Corresponding Secretary
have the proceedings of this meeting published
in The Drych" and the papers of this county.
The Committee to solicit subscriptions are H.
II. Hughes. David M. Evans, Daniel t. Jones.
Thomas D. Rees, David Pugh, Daniel O. Evans
and VIM. Davis.
Treasurer, VIM. G. Williams Corresponding
Secretary Isaac Evans
1t is believed that suitable block can be pur-
chased for from $500 to 800, of which amount
S437 has already been subscribed and many
places to hear from.
ISAAC EVANS, President
j. W. EVANS, Secretary.
September 3, 1851.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-11
Consistency.

The whig press throughout the State (says
the Pittsburg Dispatch,) are very clamorous for
representation in the canal board, and call
upon the democracy to vote for honest John
Strohm," in order that they may be able to keep
an eye upon what goes on in the Office of the
board. This sounds very fne-but do the wings
act up to their preaching-or like boatmen look
one way and pull another? Can they point to
an instance where they allowed such views of
fairness to influence them in electng democrat
when they could succeed in placing one of their
own party in power?
Take our own county, for instance-and when
did they ever place democrat in the board of
county commissioners, or allow one to be put
there when they could help it? In the present
contest the democrats have nominated Capt j.
D. w. White of Manchester for commissioner
gentleman In every way qualified for the sta
ton, and against whom there can be no objec-
ton. Let the whig press show their faith by
their works, and recommend their party friends
to give the democrats representation by voting
for Mr.. White for commissioner and they may
catch some democratic and Independent votes
for Strohm. Until they do this, we must set
down their outcry upon this subject as pure
1dnD1On
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President Judge.

The Johnstown sc Wreath" in speaking of the
nomination of Judge Taylor by the Wings of
this district says:-''In this nomination we
heartily concur, and we arc sure Cambria will
give her undivided support" and further that
''we do not remember to ever have witnessed
such unaniInity as is now manifest in this county,
III favor of Judge 7. as the candidate for the
next election" The editor is certainly mistaken,
there is no unanineity existing in this county for
Judge Taylor, and there are large numbers of
Wings who will not support him under any cir
cumstances. Wings and Democrats respect him
as citizen, but the Democracy and many mem
bers of the Wing party find fault with his slow
manner of dispatching business, and feel ag-
grieved at the holding of so many adjourned
courts each of which increases the taxes of every
resident of the county. The Democrats will
nominate a candidvte who can and will beat
Judge Taylor in this county from seven to eight
hundred votes. Mark the prediction.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-11
Washington Monument Meeting

A meeting of the Welsh citizens of Ebensbure
and vicinity was held in the Independent Church,
on the evening End inst, for the purpose of as
slstlng by example and contribution our fellow
citizens of Welsh descent in the United States
to purchase BLOCK, with suitable incrint;on
thereon, to be placed in the NATIONAL W.su,xo-
TON MONUMENT
On motion, ResoIued, That Mr.. Isaac Evans
act as President of the meeting, and Mr.. 7 W
Evans as Secretary.
The President briefly stated the object of the
meeting and several persons present made an
propriate remarks, after which the follow;no
preamble and resolutions were read and uuoni-
mously adopted.
Whereas, National Monument is now in ,ro-
gress of erection in the city of Washington. to
the honored remembrance and noted virtpes of
Gen. GEORGE WASHINGTON, and as donations
and material for its construction are solicited
and received from individuals, societies States
and nations, and all countries and cIimos from,
those who feel friendly to the undertakIn, and
as the Welsh citizens of the United States ,brouob
the notice given by the Central Committee Of
Utica, N T., are desirous of showing tbe;r ,d-
miration of the Father of his Countr,,, hu
purchasing suitable Block to be nlaosd :, ,ho
above named Monument. Therefore be it