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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-31

Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware ofphysical weakness. organic
debility, deformities, &c. should immediately consult
Dr. j., and be restored TO perfect health.
he who places himself under the care Of DR..
johnson, may religiously oonfde in his honor as a
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as =
phygician. @ t H4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19


Sexton, Seal and Swearingen.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
FANCN DRY GOODS.
No. 1OJ aSarket street. above Fourth ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
j. w. SEXTON, L. SEAL, a. AESwEARISGEN,
OPPERto purchasers, the largert Of Fancy
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, URier5hirtS, Dress Shirts and Coars
Weollcn yarns Of different shades aud coi0rs.
A fine assortment Of Shell Com6S.
do do nuGalo and Imitation Combs.
Brushes Of I'll descriptions.
Dress and Taors Trimmings o: all kinds.
Burnetts six cord col'd Spool Cotton.
Perfurnery OF all kinds.
AS well great styles Of goods Of own Itnnor.
tatlou, which cannot here mention, and which well
worthy the attention OF buyers. We feel make TO
their interest to give us trial. seplS
TABB. SRIPLHY & CO.,
FLOUR &c GENERAL PRODUCE
Commits sion Merchants,
81 RIGHTS :, BATHROOM.
REFERENCES
G c Jamison Esq, cashier Bank OF Baltimore.
D Sprg:. Esq, Cashier Merchants Bank.
TrucInan Cross, Esq, Cashier Com. Farmers Bank
Messrs Gteenwnv 4 Co., bankers, Baltimore.
Z" John Sullivan Sons, do
=" sc Baker q Co., Wheeling.
Mr. Jas u Baker, do
Mr + 2 Swearingen, do
~ Cash advances made on conSiruments. dec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19
EASTERN ADTERTTSElMENTS.

PRTLADELPRIi
Curtain Warehouse,
III Ciestaus S. RtqdtpYio, oPos:ts ths S0te Rouss,
HENRY w. STAFFORD.
IMPORTER AND DEALER N CURTAINS, MATERIALS,
AND FURNITURE CovERINGs,
which he Offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND RET-4KL.
The stock comprising In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cirniees;
do Muslin do do Pins:
Drapery, Baces Mus!ins do Bands,
French Brceateils, all widths Canopy Arches and Rings
sid conps; Cords, Tassefs GiJnps,
Satin de LANES; FringeS, Curtain Drops, &c.
DeuasEbi
AIarge stock Of ERETcU PLUsRES, Of al cOlOrs and
PlzETED WIDOW sR4DEs aad HOLLANDS of
all eoiors for shading.
n B. Persons ordering Curtains, VII; give the Of
the hszhh ami width of the entire frame oftbe window.
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

THE subscriber hand sudis manufacturing aarge
assortment Of Hats, Of the lat, and approved
styles which BE- surpassed for ghtneSs beauty and
endurance.
large Assortento Black Brown Claret and Pearl col
Soft Hats Of every Erade together with large assnT
meat OF mems othS and chir.H's Caps, Wholesale aud
Retail, which the attention Of patrons and the public
n BFIats made to ConforruAture measure, warranted
easy a., at shortest notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

New arrangements.
HATEa associated my brother, VIM. Ming Nicon with
me In the Brush Variety aud Toy buSneIp, and taken
100 Main street formerly occupied by him In
Trunk and Harness business and tte up In hand
some manner hope still have the visits OF those who
have 40 kindly favored ms and others who Hant
anything Amy line. The style Of the firm will be D. RieO
no DANIEL N1coLL.
April, 1855 sps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

DHESIS tfJOD.$.
TusTrsesf7ed W. D. NOTE BRo's great variety Of
u Drsa5 Goods, such
PaIsy Dresg SllkE-latest styles;
More Antique slkS-less than the usual prices
printsd, , Ptsia, Pi.l4 and iadi Striped Beragss;
FIoupepd DrsSssS-a ehe!ee TRFietyi
Twisted Silks and TisspeE-TsrJ pretty
PiAin Atwood DeLaineB-an shades;
Printed and Plain Challles-handsone and cheap
French, Scotch and American LawnG beautiful
English and French Chint1cS-Sood assOrtment;
Satin Striped and Plain Popling;
Plaid and Striped DlealiaE-Rne new article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19
ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store,

New Savings Bank Store,
At THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
T1TIZENs Of Wheeling End yeinityThs old fnayin for
ksal rasss that MAJ nat be a4!s2 70 call sour
aen61 Is M s.. end Winter sic. Of iloot5 sheet Hats,
Caps unAfsas and Carpet seEs At Tao corner Of Market
oeablo lately received Goods suitable 70 the season, At
toE pfieeI. #.s..s-s
oOnE aoagIt yga, respectfully solsit al 70 cHn and
szsmnsy Soek, n via se NJ pleasure % see and =a.s on
ypul fhrs uniting at rsJ eve their o.
SpTng hOsh and 70 IBIS adding industry FAD eeonsEy
E9y have health.
winter B0nRet5, Euro,
Can e The old Pest once, opposite the McLn-e.
erhtepsu, Hyou wh TO purchase fAshiouat!e Cap or
CAn a 6s above place. where you WI geI-tbst
Renesahsr The old Post 0Mee corner
priees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

~ A9ASGS ~ W $4,000
WE respectfully invite Citizens and country mer
w chants who replsuIehnS their stock of China,
Glass QueensWRre Fancy Goods examine stock
before going East purchasing elsewhere 1t embraces
some gn.tre new and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
AK county merchants TO give Eastern prices,
with coat OF transportation.
EBra0odl for rsShipnEnt packed With great care and
H.S--t J. K DURHAM 4 CO.,
No. % Monroe street.
ana Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19
HATS AND GAPS.

l. u y l. ~ Il ~
WE have hIsGay receive done ofc dnesand nOat hesu-
w fuCssortenJs Of Hats and Caps ever brought 20
this c:y fashionable that could be made in the
markets.
II comprises In part the following kirds
Gents No. SIX Hoeskn Hats, light and elastic inside by
the Aaers East and in strict accordance with or
ers; white and black beaver, otter, SEAL &c &C.;
Know Nothing and Wide Hats white and black Soft Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color, quality and price.
ALSO
Caps Of every description and the styles,
,uch Nevada Know Nothing Pyrenese, Pyramid, Ca
adan, Russian, English, Washington, and Consolidation
Caps all other kinds in abundance, which VIII be sold
than Goods of hese kinds offered before 10
this community.
Chidrens Hats and Caps Of ali kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York
Carpet Bags Purs and Gloves always on hand
All persons respectfully Invited to call In and
magnificent Stock of Goods before purchasing
lsewere feel confident that please the most
fast'lIous.
Nothing will be wanting part t" suit and aceouamo
late numerous phtronF.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything in the Of Hats and Cape just give
call, will guarantee that all sell goods
low they be got any where this side OF PhladePha,
NV g. n UARPER 4 SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19
New Spring and Summer Goods

New Spring and Summer Goods
AT
NO. L SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pvasaE IN assaG 70 Is lsends ,; am rSeelv
Cloths Of ali coiors. have heat lot Of Plain and FAM
cy French CasE!sFes; think much better assortment
than can he found n the city.
Aso-yesngs great variety, and of every description
TIIIS SUMMER GOODS.
Ms E.ock consists Of Drab, Drta BonbaIine, Duck, Lin
en-, HsTssies ItERn Coih &c &c. &C. that can't he beat
for making ns and nice Clothes for the warm weather, all
of which prepared TO make in the best possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ConsiStnE Of Cloths. ctssineres, Cashmere Cloth. Duck
Linen Dsab DEta BOmh11iEe, and various Other Goods
made up in goon s;yle Pantaocns great
ETY. Shirts Coars Dress Gloves, CravAts, Suspendtrs
every other article that required for genlenAn'
out6t.
sFs4 '4s-7s S''s l'S s-'' RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

4 GRosSChemIcaI Yeast baking Powders.
Il 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda:
case Sicily IIQuorice;
y Dbl crude Saltpetrc:
IN boXes.prine CASTLE Soap;
] case No l Nusmtgs;
do do Indigo;
boxes Extract Logwooh;
g do Fancy EaricSate: Soap;
90 German CO
2.casks Sal Soda.
just received and for sale BY
lnS ALEN. TCRSEE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
Buchanan In Indiana.

There is some romance about politics after
all, and as We happen to fud right smart
sprinkle" of IL, as they would say out west
in letter from indianapolis to the Philadel-
phia Lcdyer, We make an extract to please our
readers. The letter is written by Observer, i,
L well known correspondent:
The political excitement i great through
out the State, and immense mass meetings are
held in every part Of it. Women, music and
artillery, rockets and fireworks are the usual
concomitants on such occasions ] was pres
cnt at large barbecue at Grecnsourg, on
Wednesday last where soute thirty thousand
people had assembled to express their prefer
ence for g the Pennsylvania candidate for the
Presidency" and where they had literally con-
sumcd ali the provisions aud pumped every
we'll dry in the whole town. On my arrival
there, every conveyance Was out in the camp,
and it was with difficulty | could procure a
dray to carry my trunk. Arrived at the prin-
cpal tavern, the landlord who had dincd some
four thousand people, could give me nothing
to eat, and on asking him for some water TO
wash, was pointed to a small tin basin. with
about a pint of water in it. in which half Il
dozen young men were dipping their hands to
rub thcr faces clear of the fertile soil which
the journey had deposited on their checks
When asking for a glass of water to drink,
the landlord shrugged his shoulders, but made
no reply. | then addressed the landlady. who
seemed to be so displeased with my request,
that she turned her head away In despair
asked some of the persons employed about the
| house whether it was possible for stranger
to procure a drink of water, when he led me
| to the porch and directed me as follows =
! Well, stranger, you see that square? Well,
| you must cross it, and then take the street you
/ see there on the corner-then you take the
first turn to the left and walking pretty smart
| Tor few minutes. you viii see pump
! 9 Fatigued and thirsty as | was, | yet felt
| that drink of water might be procured at a
| shorter distance from where l was, and sally
| ingforth into the streets, | commenced read
| ing the signs over the stores, till | came to
one with tie name of INetzer on it. This,
thought, must belong to German, and was
not mistaken. Mr. Meter said L, in Ger
man, can ycu give me glass Of water p
Are you German, sir! was his reply to ne
in the same language Yes, | come from
Philadelphia y And l from Lancaster.
| am Pennsylvania German Do you know
james Buchanan 'Ofcourse do cjac.
ulated. Well, them said he, snatching ur
a large bucket, : L will fetch you some water
He then stepped into an adjoining room and
called out his wife. This said he, is
man who knows James Buchanan The la
dy curtsied, then stepped back, and quickly
returned with large glass of ice-cream,
Take this. sir; friend of Mr.. Buchanan i
always welcome in Greensburg.' My new
friend, Mr. Meter, whom now looked upo,
as an old acquaintance. was gone nearly twen
ty minutes before he could return with the de
sired beverage; but when it came, it wa
fresi aud cool, ard / felt adcbtof gratitud
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
What Says Pennsylvania 7

She says that the South must be protected
in her constitutional rights
She says that the Union must be preserved
She says that the position of the Democrat
ic party on the subject of slavery is correct.
She says that the people OF the Territories
are freemen; that they are capable OF making
their own laws and of governing themselves.
She says that the agitation Of the slavery
question m,ist be put down.
She says that Aboliiomtsns is only deseFv-
ing of condemnation, and that those who ai-
vocate it arc disturbing the peace of the coun-
try. aud invalidating the stability of the I'm
ion.
She SAYS that john G Fremont must not
be elected President OF the United States.
She says. finally, that JANIS BccHASAS
MUST aud SHALL be elected cn the 4th day OF
Novc,nb Dor 1855 = HaSh. Er.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

-s-UE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
| to his numerous customers, and the pubic
generally THAT he is opening che Of the
largest and most desirable stocks of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever presented b this community. His stock
consists chiefly Of the following VIZ:
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such rs Talnas, Vizettes, Si:aygls, Silks hiefi-
nos Cashmcres, Wooicn Piaid>; DE LANES, DE
Pages Alapacas, GineliaTns; Calico: IoNNLTo
Ribbons. Collars, Trimmings, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING!
such as Over Coats, Dress Coats, Pants, Fests,
Shirts. Drawers, &C. Also a large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODSi
such IS Brown and Bcachel IusliRs, I!7Rs,
Denirns. .Shirti,lgs, Checks, Kentvoky sfeons Sas
nets. Crss;n,eTeS, Flanaeis LiIadseys, Ticking.
Blankets, SC. Also
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps. Trunks; Hardware:
Ouee1sware, GLASSWARE, TinwaIe, and a large
stock Of
GROCERIESi
He would solicit Farmers who arc Ia want et
GOOD CORN SfIELI.ERS& STRAIN CT, Irl'S
to call and examine his stock he would wish
also to inform them that he has made arrange
ments to supply them with all kinds OF f1i.-
TILIZERS. suci, as Peruvian and. Mexican Gn-
amos &c He iIrits it's S ap@dr SIT @t6fg @ c5fs f5
n,,rnbasi-,g elsewhere as he is determined to sell
at cavalier profits than ever before known in tiis
vicinity. The ONE PRICE SYSTEM viii be
continued as heretofore, 50 that parents ma. sena
their children to make purchases with a. HCoS
advantage as if they went themselves,
DANIEL M'LACGfILiH.
Tunnel Hill, October s, 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
Cambria County SIS.
Fhe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
To the Sheriff of Cambria county,
GRE. TING.

WHKREss Edward Burk, heretofore in our
County Court Of Common Pleas Of the County OF
Cambria, to wit: the 2i tf January, Ammo
Domino ono thousand eight hundred and forty
nine, before Tie honorable the Judges then con-
sti:uting the Same Court at EheDsburG, % the
consideration of the same Curt, recovered against
William II. Hamilton, adm, of William Barnett
deed, of the said county, Yeoman, rs vel GER
tain debt Of thirty three dollars and sixty-cight
cents, lawful money Of the United States, as also
ten dollars and seventy and three fourth cents,
like money which to tine said Edward Burk, in
our same Court were adjudgcd for his damages,
which he sustained q. The detention Of that debt,
with interest on the debt from the ID day of Jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and forty-nne.
whereof tie said admir- Of VIM Barnett was con-
rct as of record and proceedings in said Court
before our Judges at Ebcnsblrc, remaining. man.
ifestly appears. Nevertheless execution of the
same Judgment as vet remains to be made, as by
the insinuation of Edward Burli VIC have received
and because willing that those things which
are right in cur said Court shoIild be done. we
command YOU that you make known TO Alex. B.
Pringle, admir-. de b6iiis non of VIM. Barnett,
decd with notice to Robert Barnett. Mrs. Sarah
F.. Pringle and Alexander B. Prinsle her husband
Theodore Barnett, Mary Jane Barnett and Harry
Barnett children and heirs at law of William Bar
nett deceased that they be and appear before our
Judges at Ebensburg, at oUr County Court OF
Common Pleas there to be held, on the first Mon
day in December next. to show if anything for
themselves they know or have to say, why the
aforesaid Edward Burk ought not 70 have execu-
ton Of the debt and damages aforesaid according
o the form and effect of the said recovery, if TO
Kim it shall seem expe lent And have you then
and there this writ.
WITNESS, the Honorable George Taylor, Prcsi-
dent of our same Court at Ehensbufg, this thii-
tcenth day of September, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-six.
4 true copy, Ii. j. ROBEhIS, Pr7ty.
Attest,
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
That is So.

We find the subjoined paragraph in an ex-
change paper which places an important mat
ter OH its true ground. Read attentively:
TIE SLAVERY EXTENSION FALsEIIooD The
charge of slavery extension cannot be sustain
ed by fact or by argument against the Demo-
cratic party. The platform adopted at Gin
ciunati does not contain line. word, let.
ter, which pledges the Democratic party of the
country to the extension of slavery beyond its
present limits. The candidates of that con-
vention have not written or uttered a syllable
in favor of such policy. The Democracy re-
main upon the same ground assumed by them
upon the acquisition of California and New
Mexico, maintained in 1S4S; sustained in
1852, and then endorsed by the Wing Nation
al Convention, to wit--the principle of non
intervention, and the policy of non-nterfc-
renee, by Congress, with slavery in the Stat IS
or Territories of the Union. The Democracy
do not propose to depart, and they are not 20
be driven from this position, whatever an ul-
ira organ, North or South, may declare to the
| contrary Whenever the affairs of Kansas
snail be brought to settlement it will he
through the instrumentality of the people of
| that Territory. and not by the dictatiou of the
citizens of Missouri or Massachusetts and
wholly in accordance with the principles of the
+. Dumocratic party:-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
orxuAxs, COURT SALE.

ny virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF
n Cambria County. the undersigned VIII ex pose
to public yendue or outcry' on oa.ur'aS ..,i
dap of October inst. the following deseiioed
Pea, Estate with the appurtenances, to wit;
' All that 10. of ground situate in the village OF
"a. 's.;,, . in the county of Cambria, adjoining
lot lots Of George Smith, John carle, D"vla Mls NILS
and others; containing one acre anu e'en'ee'
JSO.-All that piece or parcel OF land, STU
o,a in CIearticld township, Cambria County ad,
ioning lands Of Lewis Carle John hsICe ana and
improved. ~, promises on the fol
~ t,.rn,s 80 One half CASH on contirnatlo!
af 5T the Sale and the balance in six month. tbs ineIs
after. m with interest-tO be secured by the 00n''
and Mortgage OF the purchaser, ,rND4.r
Guardian of the minor heirs OF joseph " mar
ton deceased.
| October 8. 1856. -------
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
William t. Morrison, A. II. Tippen.

William T. Morrison, A. H. Tippen.
Joseph Hemphill. j. G. Leiper.
j. Lawrence Getz, VIM. karnes
f. Vansant, John Davis.
Samuel c. Stambaugh, O. D. GionlnSer,
II. B. Swarr, James :. McMahon
Isaac G. M'Kinley. Andrew Hopkins. Will
liam H Miller, Richard McAllister, .. Bar
rett Samuel Bigler, Henry Omit, William P
Wilmington.
d. Wagner, Samuel Wetherill, Nelson
Weiser.
John f. Laird, William Lilly.
Wilson Reilly, j. b. Danner.
William n Kurtz, George 5, Morris.
George ii Bucher, George otroop.
George White, J Richter jones, II. L..
Diffcnbach
VIM. c. Murray.
r. Weaver, DR.: b. II. Troop.
Asa Lathrop, William NJ. Piatt
Julius Sherwood, Ii III. Dent.
William S. Garvin, Rober. 2. Cochran.
Joseph Douglass. b. F. Sloan.
James NJ Bredin, j VI, Keuster, Samuel
u. Wilson
David Lynch, VI Stewart:
VIM Workman, Charles A. Black
George ". Bowman. j Is, Sansom
S. s. Janison, Charles Lamberton.
A, S Wilson, Thomas Bower, j. ;. Miller
f. ] Keenan,, r. Z Fleniken,
Barnard Reilly. Thos. j. McCamant.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22

AL,EMEp FOR Ohio The Black Republi-
cans. within the last few days. have abandon
ed much of their arrogant boasting of carrying
Ohio by an unprecedented vote. They no
lohgcr talk of any majority, while the most
sangulno among them ADMIT things look deci-
dediy bad for the Disunonists. They are not
pleased with the monster Democratic meetings
aud the enthusiastic spirit and animation
which characterize their proceedings The
increasing strength and formidable proportions
of the Fillmore organization cast shadow
upon their hopes aud fill them with alarm =
rs last desperate resort for carrying the
State. the Ncgroites have called in the aid of
their most distinguished champions from the
East. who are about to commence stumping
political tour. 1t is no use, howcyer-the
capital of the Kansas shriekers has been ex-
haustcd and Ohio will vote for james Buchan
an-En9irer
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
From the Pannsy lvanian.
JAIME THE TRUE.
AIR" RCsIN THE Bow. "

AIR" Resin THE Bow"
Come oil We staunch friends of the Union.
Bold Wings and brave Democrats, too;
Come join all yotr forces together,
And rally for Jamie the true.
CHORUS:
And rally for Jamie the true;
And rally for Jamie the true;
Come Join all your forces together.
And rally for Jamie the true.
let Fillmore and Fremont assemble
In thousands their loisterous crew
What care We? The numbers are greater
That 90 il for Jamie the true.
Chorus-Thcn go it. &C.
P.r III. is the :. National Party ~
Old friends and old enemies. too,
We know les the hops Of the nation,
Are going it for Jennie the true.
Chorus-.Arc going II, &c.
Then onward, brave men 70 The battle!
Il needs but an effort or two.
And the rraitorous factionS viii vanish
From the path Of cur Jamie the true.
C,4orrs-FroEn the path, &c
KATE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
estate OF MfcEaae, 4 enson. deed.

THE undersigned auditor. appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Cambria county, 10 ascertain :,
What amount if any. of the debts of Michael b m
son. deceased, are 10 be paid out of the reeds
of the real estate of said deceased, sla by John
Brawley. trustee. by order Of said Court, Pursu-
ant to Proceedings in partition, and TO investigate
and determine the validity Of the claims, as also
10 ascertain the liens if any there are against the
heirs of said Michael Benson, which bind their re
e., al narsons interested that lie will attend to
the duties of said appointment at his Office, in
the borough of Ebensburg, on
THURspAY. THE GOTH pAv or NovENBER; NEXT
-, ,uIssxl,. p X i1Ai4 \ : y a -.
Ebensburg, Oct. 18th, SO Auditor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-22
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The following is a summary Of the laws
and constitutional requirements in the cleo
ton Of President and Vice President =
1. Electors elected on the first Tuesday af
ter the first Monday in November
= Electors meet on the FIRST "Wednesday III
December, and cast their votes. They then
,ign three certificates messenger with
one copy to the President Of the Senate at
Washington before the first Wednesday III
January-another BY mail TO the same pr
son, and the third deliver to the United States
District Judge where electors uct.
g. Zach State provides by law for filing
any vacancy in the Board of Electors, occa-
stoned By absence. death or resignation. Such
Of the electors as are present are generally
authorized TO fll any vacancy.
f. The Governor gives motto TO electors Of
their election before the first Wednesday in
December,
5. On the second N'ednc sdoy in February
Congress shall be iii session and open the re-
turns The President Of the Senate shall, III
the rrcsea"e of The House Of Representatives
opcl. inc certificates of returus and count the
votes. The person having the greatest num-
Der Of votes for President, if such number
be majority of the whole number of electors
shall be the President.
6 If no person h; S a majority as above,
the choice is TO be made from the three high
est returned The members Of the House,
By States, for,a themselves into Electoral
Committees. and the majority determine
which is to be the choice Of the State-each
State having cnly one vote.
I. II neither of the candidates get ma
jority Of the States before the 18th Of March,
then the Vice President shall act as Presi-
dent
9. If the people DO not elect through the
Electors Vice President. then the Scuatc OF
the United States shall make the election from
the two highest ranlidatcs returned to then,
hy the Electors