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U. s. Mail and Express Route.
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CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI r. r.

AIRL LIVE ROUTE TO PLOOWNGTON,
SPRING FIELD, ALTON ST. LOUiS.
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS LXCLPrED
Leares Joiiei Ar,irss at 81. Louie.
NH, express, II IS r, ii. 2ijP. Vi
Leares Toilet Irriresd ChicOgo.
Day Express, 1899 7. N. 1928 A. ".
Mn, express, 335 A. VI. 1925 A. NJ.
INRAlkS run though 10 Alton nthtuf change
| Of cars on bdgguge. aud connect with the
company steamers Winchester and Reindeer
through TO 81, LOUIS without aning
CONNECTIONS
ATBL OOMlhGTON--Ng light tIain from Chica.
20 connects with Trains 81 lliino.s Central
Railroad, tor Clinton and Waynes,I!le, and
with Stage Tor Peoria.
AT SPRlNGFiELD-Wn Trains Of Greet
Western X X ior hecatui, Jacksonville and
Naples aud stage Tor FetefsbUrgh and Ha-
AT vlRDES-Wnh Stage for Waverly and
Franklin.
/ AT CARLlNVIILE--WI th stage for IIillsboro,
! Salem. and Vand1la.
/ AT Al TON Day traIn from Chicago nn.cts
with evening line Of pnrkst-hl Hannibal, Gum
! cy and hroauk direct route TO all portions II
/ T.. Missouri Night Tram coHnects with stage
| iOrfiwardsylIle, Jefseyyil!r aud Canoii'oH
| AT ST. LDUiS-Tta!ns connect viii regular
/ lines Of steamers Tor uil points on Missouri,
| Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee and Ark ansas
! Rivers.
! lry- Baggage checked through to St. LOU, and
4 town stations.
| Gg-Through Tickets TO St. Louis and to all
| way stations can l.. obtained the COMPANY >
/ ticket offices on III, line.
| sepumb.r23, K P. MosGAs, j., supt.
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LANDS for Sale.

nTq ~ ltO
nrg 20 50 100
in 20 or 90 acre lois. being very rood timber.
a large lis, OF lands. comprising about 100 600
acres, ia La Sale Livingston, Grundy, and
otuer counties, will he sold 10 suit GU, toner, al
fair prces (Febrvary - GEo ; FISHER.
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Also 10 varieties Of Bengal or Chlna roses, 10
varieties Nofsite roses. with tea roses hybrid
and Bourbon roses, moss fUscs hardy ro-es, elm
bers, &c, ~ all varieties usually kept IN eastern
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Look OUi for Fire.

atfE are agent Tor the
w Ema Insurance CO, Hartford, Cons.
Hartford
Northwestern " DswegO, \. Y.
the old and responsible companies, having stood
the test OF many years and are prepared 20 '1sur.
the proprrt, oi our friends aud neighbots sgalns
lOsshy lire on taiT terms GEn. ) FisHER.
Inland marine risks taken in the .Ftna. APO
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~ ssatltssl


IN TONS Of rags, at the New Hardware
" Store, tor which the highest price will be
Iaid tScptrmber3J 5. T. RiSg & Co.
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fIax seed wanted,
4 Ii the Flax Seed raised ~ tins vicinity, to
~ manufacture at the OF NH.
Sen TT ilAsEELL & ScHurr.
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WArFLRs.-l 10, -four 10. butter, pint
Of milk 3 eggs.
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DIN Goo0s. /
LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS
ST UOT' STORED.
THERE'S no USE TALKING
4 LII those that are IA want at any kinds OF
~ goods wall discover the truth OF the above,
hy ca ling on the subscriber, the WRIST SIDE court
hous, square. wler- they iud everything they
NAV wish ~ their own Prices. do not hcli".r
IN ,rnins notices, ne am sure my goods aud pm
ceswIlI speak 'Uf themselves My stock OF
DRESS GOODS
Consists Of silks OF the latest styles.
Lawns from SIC to3 s
Barge he ialues, from 10 tU2s.
a large as-urtmruto prints, at AL pncrS.
Domestic goods oi all kinds. ApIli ~.
ME advertisements Of looking glasses eve
i differed. at tAprIl e. J. STotrs
Tea: yea!
I | HAVE lrstrrcelyedano,h llrgc-upply oi~u-
iprnorteas, allcnrriuily selectedtrom newly
arriveh cargo.rom China which wilsellaschrap
as usual. May III : W. CnEEyER.
- Barrels Prime salmon,
/ I JUST receyedby boat " W ooco,," aud for sale
j low a, November 81 CngEvfH's.
Zen. Tea. Tea.
/ CtIEEVER has ne best assotlnrnt Of thebest
( teas, i"r sale at the lowrsipuce IN Ottawa OILS
Window Glass,
4 u sizes mud best qualities being closed OUT
/ n ;, lowest prices. jan2i c IL.
fso BBLS n. O mo'asscs. n prime article
iDO ioTsale at lNOy'mbeTjl CnEEyER's.
15OBo!XEs palm oapior sale low, a,
Aoo November ,. CnEEyERs.
IN n00LBS prime goldfish Tor salciownt
Ao' WV October - CnrEvLR's
25BO- >heads PyiumeN n. q. Sugar,
bought slnc"tIis decline IA market, iorsale
Da, November CHEgvEss.
MUM MAS patent cornsheers sell. feeding
vi iorsaie on commission, atJan2l CHEEVER's,
! ( ASH paidinr greenland dry hides, AZ
Jannay2l. CHEtvs IS.
Paiat, OIL, q GLASS store.
: \ Good supply Of paints and oils aI~ays on
IN BOX candies, all varieties. for sale at
'UJ November 5 CHEETES.
- ssarretS
! 4 Nd - halt ., Iels whiir t,h, iust received
y trplnhoat Va o;.forsaIeatn5 CAEEyEE's,
Ak BBLs. extra sugar house syrup, Tor sale at
~
Gun Pow DIR
pKEGS rife and blasting tor sale at SINAI a
y vance, at JlnuUfy FL CnEtyERs.
L'uSE-auy qGanuryat
+ JaHuay2l tHEEYERs.
2OObnshcIs dried apples and peaches, just re-
crIyrd fiIuuHty2ll tHsLyLk.
DRY Goods
|nF all descriptions, DUst received and offered
IOlow, at tMnyGJ CnEtygEs
- ECElVED, 80 bno- OF coffee, from New or
II leans. NJ iNnv g. CHFErfRs
ina KEGS tar, and I0baueIs do, at
w Mayo CHEEveE's.
300 Bushels OF Dried Apples.
ItSI received.
- 100 bushels Of dried peaches, Just received
anl or-ale at a small advance, al
1Iay6 CHeeyeRs
lust received lCO boxes Of window glass, al
u siZ-z ut ilIayty GHrtyrLs.
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Grotcrits.

63yys> white Fish, Salt, and front
SSSSJuST received, a superior lot Of
white fish and Iroat, andior sale by the barrel, !
la rtei. aud al ielail.
Also, sal,bythe barrel and sack.
August 20. X. MONTGOMERY.
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Look Elete.

f'llhIN pumps, sodiron lurnrces, apple pea
NuIS, bench screws, nurssrylainps, paste lIg-
gcfs, sewing birds, hand bells, COW bells. hay
knives coffee rOast-r-, brass kelties dog chaiIs
dog collars dogmuzl.es ,blfd cages for sale the
Oclnber22. CRY ilABDNLRE STOEE.
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A Bargain
I WILL sell my farm of one hundred and thr-
! ty'two acres, situated one mile from the city
al Ottawa, alta bargain, as | AIN intending to
move to Iowa.
The farm consists of so acres, under fence and
plow, and the balance is mostly timber Ia nd,
well warred, having both stone and coal on it,
Apply soon, I I7-3n uRi CARrrR
- LACESMiTIFSie Bellows, a very superiorat.
- ,ice Tor saea the manufacturers prices by
Nov Is. ,r#a J. MANLgy& Co
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Et;lIOrs Z

Es:lIOrs
+ l'ST received from New York, 4 doz. mt re
81 OF those extra Wade Butcher ra-OIs, ailGt
which warrant to be genuine.
February g. MosEs OsMAs.
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NOW Is THE TINE FOR FRUIT TREES
Barry's great work On the ifuit garden intended
to explain aud illustrate the physiology OF fruit
tre.s theoryand practice OF all operations con
nrrted with propagation, pruning, iransplnntng
aud training oi orchards and garden ttees-lnyDg
out OF orchards anf eardens--destruciion of in
spcrs-pre.rrying truits-serclion Of varieties.
Price, 81 25. Copesfor,he COMMUNICATIVE OF
postage, by A. u 4 C.. hurley,
July l22 Lake ST. Chicago.
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PAINTS, OILS, 4 VARNlSHE

Gl,,ss, .S,,h, UO0rs Biiads, Paper Hang
iugs, Painters Brushes, Pencils, de-.
PAINTS.
Dyy CJi0rs.-Snow whit. zinc, purple brown,
China white, red lead, and Venetian red, es.
i'm Verm,on, rose pink, Liiharge, yellow ochrc,
chrome yellow, Paris green, Hihernia green,
Prussian blue, drop black, French ultra. marine
blue, Ndndykc brown, purple brown, Italian al
emma, burnt and powdercd same raw and pow
dereI; Turkey umher, burnt aud powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp-black, imperial black,
Frankfort black, Nc.
COiOrs in OIL Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green,
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt Sienna, as
sorted cans; raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw lumber, also assorted cans black paint,
in cans IN tent French zinc dryer, &c,
furnishes Best elastic body varnsh, super.
fine polishing Copal, super Copal cabnet varnsh
fine furniture varBish, best Japan gold size, best
Demar varnsh, for porcelain ii ish, strong drying
II, refined inseed oil, boiled. boiled llnseed OIL,
oinseed OIL
| Graiaing COiors-All graining colorspre pared
in Tin boxes
Pencils and Brushes-All kinds used by
painters and artists, common paint brushes,
came'S hair brushes, &c.
Pdper Hdpeing--Plain and satin paper, bor-
ders. fire board prnis, oil and transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Glass - All sizes from Shy 10, to ~ by A..
Doors, glazed aud ung,azcd sash, blinds, nc.
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery eliot for
machnlsls, ground puinice stone, stencil plates,
and brushestor marking, &c.
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.

LOG ATED AT ALTON. ILLINOIS.
Charrrd Feb. 23d, 1899 .Org'j Apr. ilh, 1899.
AmoInt OF Premium Notes IN force April lst
1851, constituting fund for payment OF losses
~JjO,0OO.
Secured by lien on prupty ins'r'd valued at over
sc 600 700.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores,
L Ware. Houses, Manufactures, Mills. Barns,
Stables, aud the contents OF each, together WIN
eveiy other similar species Of properly within the
State from
Los. or Damage by Fire.
The Directors 'cel justified IN recommending
this company to the favorable consideration OF the
citizen. o! Illinois. Every one insured becomes n
mrmber-the company being an association Of
cusionr RS, each OF whom is Interested IN insurlng
his ne .Abor. As The lnIrminhcllon Fund aug
mcnts IN exact Ia,lo with the Increase otrlsks, the
capital Ui the company j. comparatively exhaust
less and the ~ En- TIRE SAFETY 81 OF the
institution must be apparent 10 every one who
reads the charter.
The cost OF insuring IN this company is so LOW
a. to rendefit almost nexcusabc for she owners
oiinsmable properly not to avail themselves its
protection.
DoARDOF DIRECTORS
limo Turner John Balihache
Ben I, Long, Lyman Trumbul
John James Nath'I Hanson
ilrury Lea J. keeubeTper
Elias llibnari Roneri Smith
Benz X. Ham Alfred DOw
n. q. Edwards John Atwood
Moses & Atwood
BENJAMIN !. LONG, Pres't.
LEWIS kELLENBERGER, Treas.
MOSES G.. ATWOOD SeG'y.
- Applications for Insurance in the above ma
med Company may be made At Ottawa. 10
September23 Wm NJ. True, Agent.
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, INGLE aud doubIe IRON bench planes in sets OF
y single pnnnrl plows. ogees, hiis-Gs, oyclos,
rabbits plumb and levels ppIanes beads &c D.,
forsalr atmanuiacrpIers pnCttby
drrB I MlSLEY & Co
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Paint Establishment,
SETllC. EARL Il son

On Nam s., South S1de II he LoVrt House,
one Door IV6s, Of Wlnleys Hardrdre
C,ar, Iyy1,r1 me-
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS, you will find large and extensive
assortment of winter style Of hats and ca ps,
OF the very best quality.
Also, youths and Infants hats and caps, at
RoBr. FELcn's mandatory,
North of the court house, andOne door east OF
E. Y. Grigy's drug store.
Hats aud caps made to order, at short notice.
Becrmhrr2 ID F.
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OTTAWA NURSERY
one mile stqf Ottau6. on tie P,rV Ho,Ai
BN GEO. %. NORRIS,

SLtCESNOR OF NORKIs 4 MURPHY.
1'iEREste now for sale at ths nur.-ry most
! extensive assortment u tfur trees shruhhcry.
hardy roses, and green house and perennial
plants.
The assortment embraces IN par,
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House IsuIIdcIs'ToOiS =.

Cement aud lime viii be ktpio1 hand all oil
which be will sell for ready pay, as low AZ eau be
had IN the cliy Of Ottawa. May 81
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Robert MONTGOMERY

Snow opening nj HE old stand. east side OF the
| court house general assortment OF family
groceries, tea, sugar, coffee, moiasses, spice,
ginger, cloves, uuinsgs, &c.
Oysters, Sar<iiGse., and IObsters.
Constantly ON hand. Also. a handsome lot OF
toys aud childrrn's tiXings.
Also, lemons, oranges, nuts, Hg- rai-ins, &c
Syracuse and iint salts pork and hams aud q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05

Senator Benjamin f. Vale, Of Ohio, recently
delivered a speech before a Republican audience
at Portland, Me-, in which he expressed the belief
that--pr &c.
g There really no unit,n now between the
North and the South, and he believed no tn o ma
tions upon the earth entertained feelings Of more
bitter rancor toward each other, than these two
sections of the Republic"
If Mr.. Wade and the miserable zealots with
whom he acts represented Sc the North, - we have
no doubt the result would be as he says: but hap
PLY for the safety of the Republic they mi
nority-a very small minority If, however, by
any accident the faction of whom he is a Repre-
sentative man, should gain the asccndency in the
National Councils, it is easy to predict the Union
would not last twelve-month. Their fanaticaI
course would. drive the South from us so sure as
they have the opportunity.
But hear Mr. wade's opinion of that same old
Coon-the late Wing party. He said
seThere were in Maine, as in the West a few
who believed in recognizing the old Whig party.
He s(Aif. W. had followed the fortunes Of that
party with unwavering fidelity for more than
twenty years. and felt free to say that that party
is now not only dead, but stinketh, He was pre-
sent when it died the death of felon, and he
stood there to pronounce it dead, dead, dead" !"
s This, too, from man elected a Senator of the
United States four years ago, by the Wings Of
Ohio. Is not this something like ingrafitude q
Pills Post
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05
Important Decision in New York.

Tie New York Supreme Court of the Second
judicial District has pronounced its decision in
the cases of Berberrich and Toynbce, which were
so ably and claborately argued in Brooklyn some
weeks since, for an alleged violation Of the Pro-
hiltory Law One of these men was convicted
of having sold lager beer, and the other OF having
sold brandy, in violation of the law. An appeal
was taken to the Supreme Court, and The decisiorl
Just given pronounces the unanimous Judgment OF
the Court, that the decision be rerersed.
The Judge examines the various opinions given
by Justices of the Supreme Court of the United
States. to show that the right to import liqnor,
which is conferred by Congress, carries with it the
right to sell and in.ers that the legislature has,
therefore, no right to forbid the sale of liquors inn
ported under the laws of Congress. His general
conclusion is that those sections of the law which
prohibit the sale of liquor, authorize its seizure
and destruction, forbid the maintenance of an ac-
tion to recover the value of liquor so destroyed,
make proof of delivery proof Of sale, and declare
liquor kept in violation of the act, to be public
nsasance, are repugnant to the provisions Of the
Constitution for the protection of liberty and pro-
perty, and therefore null and roid.
This is one of the most sweeping opinions yet
given upon this law. 1t nullifes every important
provision which it contains, and if sustained by
the Court of Appeals, throws the Legislature back
upon the power to regulate the liquor traffic, as
the only power left to it over the subject.-Ph
Inquirer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05
The Way to Test Them.

Why is it that we can publish the name of
any individual as a Democrat or q Wing
without eliciting the least objection, and if we
publish him as Know-N Nothing he at once
takes exception, and complains that we are
blackguarding him? A Democrat or Wing
is not ashamed to be known as such /; a Know
Nothing takes it unkindIy if you hint it of
him-intimates that it viii injure him. In
the name of common sense. then. why do you
affiliate with an organization that you are
ashamed of, and think it disgrace to be
charged with having connection with it Is
this the course or conduct of an honorable
man? Actions speak louder than words
Gentlemen should not form associations which
mantle their brow with shame to have their
connection with them knoHn.--Leaeistopn
De1socsot.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05
County Committee Meeting.

+ The Democratic County Committee, met, pur.
suant to the call Of its Chairman, on Tuesday,
Sept 4th, at o'clock P. AZ, in the Court House
Charles D. Murray, Chairman of the Committee,
made some remarks stating that in consequence
of his nomination by the Convention, as candi-
date, he judged that was proper for him to resign
- Richard White was then elected Chairman ol
the Committee, for the ensuing year. ~ ~
The Committee then went into nominations for
County Commissioner. and County Surveyor
John Bearer of Susquehanna township, was
nominated for County Commissioner.
Henry Scanlan of Carroll, was nominated for
County Surveyor.
Gen. Mcdonald offered the following Resolu-
tions. which were unanimously adopted.
Resolued, That the nominations made by the
late Democratic Convention meet our cordial ap
probation. That we pledge the support of the
party to them all, and hope every Democrat, from
every quarter of the county, will concentrate his
political affections upon that ticket, and work II
through.
ResolUed, That we recommend to our political
friends the policy of keeping aloof from new is
sues and that we believe that the platform o
Democracy is broad enough, and sufficiently am
pie, to meet the exigencies of American citizens
be they Dutch, Irish, or to the manor born.
It was ordered that the Chairman. in conncc.
ton with the members Of the Committee, prepare
such addresses to the people OF Cambria county
as might be deemed advisable between the presen
date and the election.
The Committee then adjourned to meet at thu
80 : - RICHARD WHITE, Chairman.
w PALMER, Sec'ry.
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F. N. George, ESQ.

We think that every rightly Sinking citizen
will read with feelings of indignatf0, the coward
AZ attack made upon this gentleman. ia the last
RAlleelanian. Mr.. George was unanimously .olio-
sen president Of the anti Know Nothing messing
on Tuesday night last, and on tins account has
incurred the fill dspleasure Of the AlIeghanian.
Mr.. Bowman has not yet become the autocrat
of Cambria county. He has not yet obtained the
right or the power, to say whether citizens shall
or shall not take part in public meeting, and his
insolence in this instance will Teco upon himself
Mr.. George, who is son Of one Of the most res
pected and influential citizens Of this county, is
well known as an active and devoted member Of
the Wing party. sIe was the Secretary Of the
Whig Convention recently held in this place, and
is one of the Wing Representative Conferces. It
is we'll known that the Wing County Convention
took very strong ground against Know Nothing
ISM They took position that was approved
and applauded by every liberal minded man in
Cambria county. We cannot think that Mr..
George, in presiding over an anti-knew- Nothing
meeting, was acting inc"nsistentiy with his duty
as member of the Wing party, or with his duty
as citizen
The attack upon Mr.. George, is but part OF the
treacherous scheme which the Alicshanian eeltor
and his masters are trying 70 ocarry out, That
scheme Is to cheat the ~ hlgs.of the Northern
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05

The following nominations were then made and
voted for -
assembly -sam'l c.. Wingard had votes
= L. S. Alexander g 9
R. S. Alexander was declared nominated for
Assembly. s.
Shei6-Joseph J. Dunlap had votes,
Samuel NJ. Kern s. Ii 50
Dr. Kern was declared nominated for Sheriff.
Ircas,us,-A. c.. Mullen had 8 vetes,s - 3
Sam'l D. Pryce g g
A. C. Mullen was declared the nominee for
Treasurer.
Comn,ission7- Henry Ely, of jackson.
A,elitor- -- Williams Of Blacklick.
: Brother Swank then moved that Bros. Kopelin.
G. NJ. Reed; and Lytle, be appointed Commit
tee of three to that the voters of the various
Councils of the County are taken on the above
ticket on or before Friday next, and report the
same at Ebensburg on that day.
After some further unimportant business, the
Convention adjourned at 10 minutes before 2
O'Clock on Saturday morning.
1t is an iindeniable fact that the above Dele
gates were all in town at early hour yesterday.
Why then did they not make these nominations
in'day-lght2 We can account for it upon no
other hypothesis than this: g They love dark
ness rather than light because their deeds are evil
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-05

A very large number Of the citizens CT Cambria
comfy. Of both political parties, met in the Court
House on Tuesday evening, zth inst, for the phr-
pose of giving expression Of opinionin relation
to the Know Nothing order.
The meeting was organized by the appointment
of F. M. George, Esq. of Washington township,
as President, and John H. Douglass of Clearheld,
John Conrad of Johnstown, J. Sharbaugh of Car
roll, W. B. Iutz of Ebensburg, as Vice Presidents,
and Gen. Joseph M'Donald, and A. j. Rhey as
Secretaries.
After the meeting organized, it was address
sed in very able manner, by Messrs. Thomas C.
M'Dowell, NJ d. Magellan, and A. j. Rbcy, Esqs.,
who in powerful and convincing language. set
forth the dangers and evils of Know Nothingisin,
and the necessity for its determination. They
were enthusiastically applauded during the course
of their remarks. tso ssito1
Messrs. John p. Linton and John Conrad, Esqs,
We're then severally called upon, and responded
They took occasion to express their determined
opposition to Know-N Nothingsm in every shape
and form. III
John S. Rhey, Esq. being called upon, made
some observations, after which the following Res
olution was offered and unanimously adopted, as
expressive of .hc sense of the meeting.
Resolred, That this meeting, composed Of
Wings and Democrats, citizens Of Cambria coun-
ty, reiterate their determined opposition to any
secret political organization, and denounce any
such association as in direct opposition TO the
fundamental principles of our government and
its constitution, and at variance with every prn-
ciplc Of right, justice and humanity.
The meeting then adjourned -.
(.Sigs,ed By the O6foers.)