Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-26
VOL. 2. NO. 10,


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- where did you get ~, followed by the
rc)onder-" 1t Is my Birthright.
FACE H. Public notice for meeting. &c.
&c; = round piece OF white paper"
IN c,t'es tne Paper Of the = notice"
"nere tne meeting, &c: Upon election day,
ss''1 "n''e paper van denote the place DC.
:, 1aek io- VIII never be passed. but
VIII DC Pos'ed OF thrown upon the side
val, WIN = nole IN ths centre The m
quiler wln ask OF brotaer--" Have you
the g notice, it win denote. &c.
The sign or caution is made by placing
the nnger upon the upper eyelid and thereby
closing the eye. xoz
RiTvAL OF TIE SECOND DEGEEE.
f.sk - 1hls y very much as the FIRST.
ana IN order 70 gam admlttsnce u Is only ne
cessaly 70 give tne second Degree password,
"nlcn America. ~.
AYE 20 Iroceed 20 the middle OF the
moor, giving the coupterslgn' which Is made
~ very similar manner to that OF the First
Degree isa3 D. ..slil q
!. The sign Of recognition in this degree is
'ne same a. N she nrst. adding : another nm
'wo nngers , snouid oe Strengthened
.:as':ia .ssSsu VI one' Inc response Is precisely
s'"'''a' 7sq ass 7-
hlfoAL or THE THIRD DECREE
Tag. At tne outer door you VIII give
tnree distinct raps, whisper the password.
which Is = Union At the inner door You
WIZ make . NOISE py rapping, and give the
password OF tins degree which rs .Native
American Union This viii admit you; and
tnen proceed to the centre OF the room. and
Piacang me hands IN union across the
D'eas. give tne token OF saiutafion, which
rs maze Dy waving the hands In similar
manner TO that OF the first.
s.n.tor pr--t- = go xnst
Ta.- r:--:.. ,>@s3 set- &,
A.. fs,,s@: .aas ."f"',er mas D.o1ens out
O.. .,s . az :. : speecn = VI tne non
Iess 7. uh eh, .uAue ~ .na' c'sy, Aprn otn.
.s'.1 10 sne,e an ,, Unioah, VINO loves mas
s s.IsA:. 1fs; 1nc ses,Ies 'ne Perpe'uHy of tins
.'..' So 80 - ~ 0a pes ~si ,esPona an nearly
~f az - t.: T. 90. 1ap4uep' sentiments
- o.,- a.s -. 80. ~ - "oI1y Me rePu,anon
GA s,i. - az anu We lsJoisce tnat III
r. g. W ~ OUT rising
f G.;d r.. - ~ ~ 1's"' s''s-Ir
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- :: .:.ss s..'nu.oe :.n1a' u 'ne onio1 mat
I'll -' 'snos 70 ene people OF ONO
- VII " al our e.eaeness ana an
..-s.Ni- eaeae llso yeinE, - : otstcs
assees :, .ne -, soef.i Government
=. n If = 2 sS-a... ss-Ie % lan' % must our nte
1.-.anat Do1l''os VIII csicuiate tne
ss'ue % ~ e.n onlon 70 us' o. even to those
~ 80 - ny -A. oe. Pi.oss nereaners let nm be-
ssmur u ''e plosPeIl'y anu 9apPiness which havo
Sa"ss ss'.en - OUT .. cnolce Let n'm depart from
oanoussy " WIN Mondays ram-irst having
.eneseo ms Pa.liotism AZ tne sight OF those
,slsnds 7 near "nien tne immortal victory OF
Lac Erie "as scniesed, ana let hlm journey
h.'ie' "a,e uhni .he sun declines. What
VISION wiil greet ms eyes. The noble State
OF onlo, Du. n1y years old, and yet contain
ing TWO miiiions OF inhabitants. great. rich.
anu env,aDie' WIZ nave passed before him--a
state which rs not merely indebted to the
onion Tor peace and profession. for means Of
access 20 the sea. but even for its political ex-
is'ence.H Arrived at this capital OF western
trade ana power. tins queen of cities, which
glasses herself IN river proyerbiaI for beau
" let MN contemplate here triumph of in
dustry and enterprise as superb in design as
It rs magnificent in Proportions. which. but
nas,a 49, ~, -. ~. P~r anu asnes Lei MN go
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