The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13
;Pittsburgh Conferenee Appoint-
ments. M. D Church.

ments, N. E Church.
Pittsburgh Distriet CHARLES Cook, p E.
Pittsburgh
Liberiy street. Isaac N. Baird.
Smi,h6eld: WIN. T. Lauek.
Wesley Chapel Jonathan ID. CrarneT
Asbury Chapel: Caleb Foster.
Welch Mission: Humphrey Humphreys
Ninth Ward CITY Mission: To be -9pplied
South Pittsburgh Samuel Z. Babeoek.
Birmingham: Martin l.. Weekley.
Rostrayer and Elizabeth: Walter Brown and Ezra
MeKeesport: William Cooper.
Williamsburg. Abraham J. Rich and w. II. Lock.
LaNgrencevile; Hiram Miller.
Butler: Andrew Huston and John D. Knox.
Tarsntum: Albert q. Williams.
Sharpsburg-Zieah Ii CostOn
Pine Creek-David Hess.
] Clark Editor Pittsburgh Christian Advocate.
Frank Deflass Agent, &c, for the Methodist Tract
Society and Pittsburgh Female College
Israel Dallas, Sup Bethel Cha lain.
Biairsville Dstrict-t' D KINNEAR, P. f.
Bairsyile-Jas Beacon, Jas. Bracken.
Johnstown-Jas. l. Deems
Cambria Mission-Jus Shaw.
Somerset and Stony Creek Lission--Richard Jordan,
VIM Stewart.
Lgoner-Gso Cranage and Jas Means.
eensburgh-Thomas Higgins.
Murroysville-S Longden aud Richard Il Miller
Kittaning-Joseph Homer
Elderonl Sam" Jones, Andrew ]. Lane.
eGrgeville-Dennis K D Coleman, one to be sup
piled.
Indianas-Henry i Chapman:
Backlck-Geo Eakey, VIM Blackburn,
Glade Run-John McCarry.
West Newton and Mt Pleasant-Edward Griffin,
Robert JWhite, Principal of "Greensburgh Male
and Female Seminary"
Unontown Distict-FRANK MooRE, P. f.
Uniontown-lsrael G. Pershing.
Brownsyiie-Andrew Endsley.
Brdgport-Robt. Hamilton
AdGisOn--Iieaton mn , -,
Redstone-John L w Aud, Eli"s Green.
Cookstown and Belvernon-James Borbilge,
Fayette--Lancelot Beacon, Henry long.
Mount Morfis-fo be supplied.
Carmichaelton--John Covert.
Centreville-Io be supplied.
Connesville-Peter + Jones, B Sawhiil, Sup
Washington Dstrict-F NJ HUDSON, P. L.
Washington--James Henderson.
Claysville--Morris Pugh.
Nelsburg-G ustavus Lowman, agent for Wells
burgh Female Seminary,
Middietown-tVarner Long Richard Morrow.
Fcrence--Jas D. Turner, Geo W Dunlap,
GeOfgtown-Jonn White.
Temperanceville-Wm D Lemon.
Chartiers-D A. McCready, Chester Morrison.
Canonsburg--Sheridan Baker, c Brown.
Monongahela City-Josiah Manseil.
Beasyille-Geo Hudson
ysvile--Henry Snyder.
Wayn 3sburgl--Robertl llaughlln
Hsborough-To be supplied.
(ireenield-Abner Jackson.
Samuel H Nesbit, Principal of Wellsburg Seminary
Barnesville Dlstrict--IoHN ColL, ?. E.
Evansville Nicholas c Worthlngton, William c.
? Hamilton.
Woodsfield- M'Illyor, and one to be sup
piled.
Bearsville-Peter G Edmonds, Alfred Morrison.
Newport-Jeremiah Phillips
Staford-Wm. w Roup.
Beverly-Purdon Kook, Jacob Mercer, PIX MCue,
MCounellsville-Joh W Shlrer, Thos Winstanloy
Sharon-Andrew Mccormick John Jackson.
Summerheld-Samuel Lewis, John Coen.
A Ia
seph Woodrofs.
Centrevil!e-Iohn 0 Baker, David Cross
Bridgepor-David We ling, sup.
eneceaviile-James Mliinnis, John TTine.
Cunberland-Geo q Waters.
Cambridge District--JAs G SAYsoN, P. L.
Martinsvills--S Brockuner.
St. ClarsvilIe and Eaton--John NJ Rankin.
Woorelield--Lewis Dales.
Washington and Cambridge-Andrew MaGee VIM.
Gamble.
Norwick-James Taylor ,one to be supplied
AdOnlsvilIa-James M Bray, Enoch Sopp,
Liberty Mission--Hosea Mccall,
Coshocton--John e McGaw.
West Chester-Mordcca Bishop, Dias Mel.
New Philadelp lphia-Simon Wolfe.
Urchsville--l{obert Cunningham.
Deersvile-Zachius s. Weller, Richard Cartwright
New Athens--John r Shearer.
Warrenton--John Gilliand.
Steubenyie District-William Cox, P. E.
Steubenvie--
South Street-Charles A Holmes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scott Thomas c Mcclure.
SspfnGtield-Harvev Bradshaw, Marion w. Dallas.
New 5omerest-Wm. Deyinny, Theophiius Ne en-,
Wellsyille--1hos McCleary.
Hunovor--DavidB B, Campbell.
Carroton-Daniel p Mitchell.
Paris-Davd Gordon John Cooper.
Canton--Cornolius H. jackson, Gee Crooks.
Sandyvlllp-Shadrach Cheney.
Leesburgh--!ohn l4ustoa, Jas. II. Rogers.
Cadiz--Ludwoll Petty, stephen f. Miner
SmithhaLd--Robcrt Boyd, AsbGry l.. Potty.
ALLEGuaNE DIsrRIcr--5anl Wakefield, P. e.
Allegheny City
South Common--John Molft, Edward Birkott
Allegheny Mission to be supplied
Manchester Charles Thorn.
Sewqkly--Isaac P. SadIIer, one to be supplied W.
N. Gilmore, sup,
Brighton -Morcellus Ruter, Joh Murray.
Beaver--Josiah Gibson
Bridgewater-Iohn Grant.
Chippewa Mission--Sam,lel Grouse
N9w Lisbjn--Aaron IL Thomas
Lima--Hugh D Fisher, one to be supplied
Salenl-John + Nessey.
Columbiana-John Wright one to be supplied.
Liverpool--John Anseyf Anthony w Butts.
Jacob K Msller-AgCnt for Beaver Female Semna-
John Barker-P President Allegheny college.
Fl Wharton-Iransferred to Iowa conference.
III Whi,e do do
Eg The Democratic party is like the great
M ,issippi river, continually washing away
the surrounding shore, until all is one grand
stream. Democracy is like the evening star
glowing with spIendor and b,iliancy throw
ing its bright light over the dark and igno-
rant world.-Pic.
Eg-Is the Wing party dead or not?-Eos-
ton Post.
Put your finger in its mouth and you will
perhap~ find out.-Lou. Jour.
That seems to be The only organ theve
got, but that's enormous to Judge from The
Galpini m, Gardnerism, Crawfordism, and
Corwinism. lou. Times.
RAILROAD LABoRERs.-A Bill has been re-
ported to the Legislature, and already pass
ed one branch ii not both, which affords a
good security to aboreis on rail roads from
any attempted imposition on the part of con-
tractors. 1t provides that laborers, to whom
money is due from contractors, may give no.
tire to the railroad company within twenty
DAYS after the nerlormAnce of sncb laLor