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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
Si6erDett8< Giiten.
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ipabrt mir Die bShts 5rture, Guh btnathrtdu9n
gu t6uncn ta9 mir c5 Der ttibderneEn 0uoIttdt Der
Gitberbtits:8ittn, bic tb pcr Etnt9n gRrnottn prn
Gub touftt gu rtrrontEn Datcn, cap mir t'nGn 9re'
fen Sbeit unirtr SupGItn, @Nber gtPtren. etc.,
rsttetsn, pstbc in @sfabr itanon eH Gem 6eHtr an
nsm NautcaO Ylasr, am sRCr9en te6 lltn NpriIa
SsritSrt ju prreGn.
gBtun mir in 9rraht ,ilbGn, bo6 ticfl 6iitn in
rem 4tcn Stcd Nes Gjttdurt5 warren, mdcbCs mir bt
,pcbnttn, uno roS Es pitsrhin in bSn 6ouftn ttr
breunsnOcn Siuintn binatf:len, Nlln'r rtt otet l'
grcB mar, oa6 Ole me6ln9uIn @lotttn 9Elhmrtn rno,
ic tSnncu mir njtbt umbn rte GrboItun9 unltrtr
ipSrtbuclIcn l1aortr, ais tttcru9tneEs SEu9nlg en
Iultbcn, raB Cure ,itcn 9irith ScntrfAt nr.
SDRit SrCurCn wtrttu mir rttIdtcn GtlhdTS' VEu
ten, ols cine iithere 8CitUeun9 9E9tn NrEr onEh
pfsbhn. 0eSrgc ~. 7imsns unS Comp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11

m3cf!ei1ts Wu7lint mo @ettJ4er, TrFfrlFcin
rpn alien Srrtrr.
Int fur3 unN Fsbir QUIs, ncnotb ric 9Sbii5 in cj
nem grrBtr Stcbr rohfraocn. pa +, itet III
IN rcr Shat Sure 3tit pcun Sbr bargains MAIDEN
sptut. Shr BAIT inor inumcr mcbfiI IN ttftm I'm:
tbcucr grCgIn Stchr asfauft obtr lio prltbtrt nrb
nit ic rpcbtftit 0t6 Sbr iSet t0uftn tEnnt.
0GGrMcr=Sr0cbt.
Pile Jarttr, SuatGtrn mo Yreiirn son feinem
Gu6, |lniN unb 6IncY Gaiicmcre pcn ben ncu.
eiten Stgen, YIuin nO faurtrtcr Satin fir
gGt1cn Yon Den neurIcn StgICn, Gra9attrn,
G1IAcntihrr, Shtmpie,
uno nctb tauEnntrti encore 2trtfd ,i um7Snrth
u mtlotu. 3uiit nur ! II itarS ~ I
IN uno tcitibt oieitu un9ibtucrn Stcd Sitter, unt
y miro firntrbin Q,ujB nht mchr nchw:nNl9 fttu
Sud- ouf @urI cil1ut InttrclItn oufmtrt0m j., ma:
btn-rEnn tiiit mujt J3r IcjIidb lArt bttm srlltn
IntI!d tyttnntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
elias SO1erb,

{oGnblcr in OrpBcnu. 9lcincn lit Stic=
feL Shubcn 2ruuf6, &oIiics, Gar
prtsSd9s, II. I. No.
Sat mlSn9R Icjn Gtntiiicmcnt mad glr. II Bets
6amiltcn Strobc 0rrle0t.
Gs 1T Fin G8unftb ftins Gunccn uno tos Nuttj:
FUN I'M 2M0mtinCn ~ tcnohrjhtjaea, RAT CT fctbtu
ccn rEr 6tt0 urai9ettbrt, uno iIgt oomtt tSibSf9t
III, Gin frlitbtr @crrotb Der ctiocn Sitter ousjupddtn
-rvtltht CT 93rIntt an btraN9IttHn YrtBtn w'sosr
abjuta5En.
Sttcfci unb GbmDcr.
Gr bat lintn orcGtn &crrotb iijuer ciNIncn 9Ro:
nufdttur ouf ioono, III mtIhtm CT tctinCtQ hjuIus
fiat uno wdbi ?trtlfd or Uarr0ntlrt aus otn bcttn
Wottrioticn pcrkrti9t 81 FIN, uuo ro8 t routrhoft
TnN. 2tEG Nrttu Standardization rUirctn cuff @ts
ttuno utrftrtiat. Gr mUuiht ric l(ufmtrtilmfttt
btlcuo;r6 ouf tinC bIrrtitbe Nu$woW rcn Ertnfb:
0dlb, lctttn trhnlttu ~ ltnttR. uno rutr ouf zen
mtonO, tO6 sr rit Dilnts ot5 GharIt5 g. N2itmon,
rcn YhnorClp6io, ais &crmarU, iith 'u0ciiGnd hot
uncr rClTtn ltuffht tir Gin crf0hrrcr GI'.hifS=
mann iit-oCS 2rbcttru 7Irrihtt rtrtcu. 0r iib
cober 9Ui;birt oog 2t;e tSfrjSri9t wGrom tEnntn
81. @.-?(ue 2(rtIu fbworr uno fortj0t 2oiiinQ5
Gno rttnfaO6 an Ybiloretpbo YrciBsn Nt Inn gu CT:
b0lttr.
NUGntaun. 2Nrit 10, nate
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
MbilatslpNta, 2tgrit "A. 1856.

YbttabtlpGio,2 a, 2trrit II. 1856.
,Strrsn 6 Goan5 uno @Botion:- Sbnt
3msiftt miro s5 Sbntn tiet tn gu rrfohrtn toG ttb
mSiu BUD, 4etitn rcn &trllthrun9. GTttttaltn
pen Stcd, uuo antcre UtrthgclIl Driumtn.t, am
icBNn SrCito0 ais id ris prn ibrer Girwo ptrrti9t
GiGhcrbeits:Nilr Sffntts, in 9utcm 3ultonrs fanp.
0a itb wuGte ba5 eiclltte rcr fbr 9rrGEn 6tei
aus9cIcet nar, wGlthcs ras ,,Aran @etiutt" ger:
ftSre, uno "a itb puGte toG flI pcm 3tCn Srt btr'
at9efalIrn mar, c tcnute itb, vcr rcr @rCnuu9 unr
SnipCttcn ocS Snncru rur wcn4 l0cinun9 hobEn,
boB Der Snbolt udbsn i;b slnft rru 10 bchGm N2erh
hSlt, fsrucrbin uch irscRo g1rrtb fir mth ttietr
f6untr. 0o otcr eilii 8afdrbtun9tn 9Itd!ttbc,
Biit fttb anrIrs ouSpittn ic fihts lh CS oils mel:
nc Yhitbt 9Estn Sjt, sutdnfb rtu GttrOutb tbrCr
Gitcn 2(HIu oniucmfibttn, pcldhc wtrtItdb ot9tn
lists fdrtbtrItbe Clement btlthUft il fttnmtnitbtn
GSmarS 6GeFtn, @uthHlnbtr.
0Sr@cftiurj9 ouf 6onc, goNnt purGr Il, Dict:
fslts Sd,lCGcr fir 8ontCn, Strbrs, II. IL.
Nrrit 80. 1856. rolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
@bitabstpio, 2tprit II. 1856.

6crrrn 6 parsuno G8ot :-Stb tobt
Cub mcn 3Su9rii su Gjuritn tIr 9reBEn Cider:
htit, scpabrt 3u mcintm 9oujtn Sttt Suntltn, gu.
ehtr, p0pirrtn. Il. ~, tCt rem 6'utt ON Hou'ttor
ptaec, m cfTtrirru-uno ric Sboliaht 81 orttuneg,
ras oicfI6t itb in ;ut rcu ibntn rtrfrtt9ttn SoI0
mnnpcr SihCrbC bCits:6iittn tcfonocn.
0a tirltt6t prn rcm 5ttn StCdptrF rcn ccn ,,Nr:
tiran Gjebaurcn," no iie frtihtr 9ltOncEn uno rer
,oier fir cine lonoC 3lit ous9clet morcn hrot9iol
Ten Inb, lc mar Setter btr ;uat9tn mar. ais rttdet
acSfnct purpcn, uno btn Sub0It tcilh9tG beebt CT.
Haunt.
aaru rtnieni9;n Die cine 9cuiFi @rfhtgunA &C.
9tn oas trbGncs GtGmcnt 6tur. iu rh0Ittn min:
fben, lptros tb ibrs 0iltln chnc wttntm GnEm:
Fftblsn, pa pisilts nun ftbtr vrltGnrt99Truft Gno
Z. Y. Morgan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
Wi GnMcr:N SO AZ.
iGrrtihr Nlritcr.

Gin hlrrlithIr Srrt ftrriar GlEjrtr III ctcnfalIF
luf 0lun, ptr fir Ott SlhrSS'lt pa5t, uno wddtr
in peujl uch'ijltr gIrtdut nitro OILS tr4tno cnitpc
JoattIt Is I'M lS:OI buli, r09 Is cine iert @uicn
tI;ah'cr wtrrt 30 NRiilin ju trmmlu, nm nur $40
pIrtb pcn oittn C6ttrirn ~ taufin. 2tuh haIrtt cs
I'M GjsrGthtnjG. oo9 ctr Nr mo rttiI irchlfte @2a0'
rtrW hatn inc, ii rtr 9Htit:oomilttn :ctrCge, go:
rare Ger Sro:Tt0rm 0Otlt Gt0srtibIr. III.
0[,r NUe Q3aartn wirctu iparranIIrt Nas gu Fin.
rcitr Nt 0usNtQtten wTrrr:
0[7- Nile SortIn 9onrtsrrcNatte :9crctn in NuS:
tnuith fir gSaorcu Cn0tncmmtn.
Slt Fno b$ht carttor fir Dix ttGitott ltnttrtiG'
una rlc ;hnrn rtn ichtr II Ghtjl wurrc, nnN uhltn
ctrilthcrt, rirth njtorigI Nrtii1 uno 0ur Hoor'n,
tets jhrt gnIbtit res 3utcautus rts 4uHltums ;u
trbOIttn.
G6nmman unN 9lcuQorc.
2(nertonn, 2trrit so. nANT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
Gprpu3b Stottrot6 son ct. Wargs, an
ras QLblitum

6itmit miro tcibtjni0t, boG, ia mir BEN ron tcr
Y atwaN pdutret uno 0chltn :GcmpoQut
ltciorCttn gCnoIrlh 0rinclib unttrlub b0btu. mir
ote SbilNcrunarn otriitNtu Gompa9us nls rithtia
fnotn. gEir nnoGn, baB Der @cpen rom fruhttor
I'm itraj &cblIu uuo G.ltncrj in unrritSpf!iibtr
O-uonttitIu curth btn ganNn Ditritt neetn-oic
SluCrgitu in rcr;dlltticm Sfan0 inO uno Die Sn:
reili0tutt unp oos StccihGn ccS Gclts ccn Gem be:
ritNi0itGn Gharatttr H. gSir wiICu, oaG ttint ae:
iuuotrt G5tatno in StGot 1T, uuo bttrotbten ft ais
liutu rUunitbtnSpsrtbcu Srt Der Itreaofun9.
gHirmathtn tiIIr Grflaruno neil mir elautcr, oof
3ctG nit OiCitu ednoCrCtn un6cFaunt linO, uno Nurt
luiIre 6tnntniB ots 6totnianpts ino mir bcfritNiRt
oa3 9dtrttt oardbIr cine GfInttd)r gB5bubat itpn
viro.
SotCt 3. Sbaftr. Gtt Sc. oonNmsfTtr, St. Naro's.
Gtortts 2ubr, TrSrcEnt Der 9Sor. Ct. gRaro'f.-
Scbn S~ttb, Cjjto rss Srcu9b &otbs, St 9ylo:
ms
8. $. Brio9ts, crIO Ots Sorou95 aeatbs e.
NR0rN's.
SAINT snbaN, G0tr tes Srsuob g1at9H Ell. gNa.
rp'f.
DilS tlrhrirtot, eo6 dc ctjQlr fGnfbtrrtu otacu
pGrtia bOu0tturt 3athf0lIcrr crr StabtSt. M2orpS.
llt Gauutn, iiup, uno p03 Sti9t5 ibrt 9cubanpj9s
lnttrfbriftil IT.
Bum 3tuauiF SsiTltbCn baNl id mtintn Iamsn nm:
tribrittrn uno bo5 Imt6iic9d bsi9Cii9t ; unc ttb
Vts Der c5j9sn GmPfblun9 msus rEUi9s 5ultimm
ing.
Gbmarb Satel,
!baupt @GraTmtiittr ccu St. gGarr's,
Git Gcuptr, 80.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11

w;i6rs fr in rrn Stdr6 IrBt, lcItene Bcwel0riins
pe gu iNrrn &unprn, tetm @rcBs unp &IetnsScrs
tauf ju cnGrirsn.
Gjrcgs gufmtrtOmfGit nurre bIrtotbttt in tcr
IusmaNt ais 81 csn Snt5, oSr S.uolltit uuo etn
SrSPsn-citbI GjrGgIu cte tih om %Ilicu ci9ncn fir
olCltu ganoES:Shclt. .-SR btvtr onfdht mo mir I'm
stauoc bSRGrs 3ufrisoInbtit m gOutfrbrboIttrn 3n
lehtn. ais lt jrSlnO in YblIocttpDia cosr NtprCrt
trhOItrr.
81 0trtjnrurA nit btm rti1.n III eS unftr 9Suu';b
orc ltufntrtiGmtttt rts 2lublttunis auf Die SUcr
ir:r Cl9crn S2ouulattur gu Enttn, poi1tno fUr alt
rlNGtu-bciitbtnp aus
Wauns, 1nabrn, SunJPit uho GinScr 0rrtcn,
&p, &lIt, Worctco, 9otent Qccer, arn1ttc
9utitn mo orpc0te Stiefet mO 9ro9nra {;
Gcn9rcBs uno StnGpf Caters. MontuteS Unr
Srfolp 6jl5. - 0amen, Mifcs mD &inorr
&alb, 6tp uno WcrccrO gnce SHeiri - 8uys
fin mO 9enny 2tno5, @!ciMfaQs Yotrnt Sc
Der, iejnc GdSting mO Stolcniiae Qua @ai
tsrS, Yon pCrIhiepenm 6lrttn.
S5Htc S5Ite ! Site
g2ir wortu audi Ehr lcr9fiGja in Der II5noh
unitrts Strds odtI itir ctn TrUbIln0 uno rsn Com
mcr.-12tr hahen cir Iihr lthGnts uno ucItirNi9ls
!tGcrtSmsnt rcn Scft pGtIn fir pcrren, &natsn uni
Juuos
llnicrln SStrtrc 6crrmunb NIrtsb1uttn bdtc tSn
uCu tlue rcn rtrdbtu Gjjits uro SdGubIit in bttia
StoNt ur GGiI 0l7tUt mcrtcn--jnrtm ils ans uu'
SGittIuuo rurd5 Die mIiit foibicn0t.u butHotSr il
QbitaoslPbo rufirti9t wtrrcn
. StrD + IS ittrr
Su biSIlr ,oiuIht wrrocp mir ron stjntm Stat
GEmSnt ou6irbotb rIn 9rcGtn Stirtsn UtrrlrtfGu.-
Infer Stcd III Irbr Src9, ttlchsno aus:
MGmcr, Jlnatrn uno SUn8cn QananaS marica
he, 2tatorn, Ycbtle, Scrmette, 0aImlcaf
CANADA unO Wiagans, II. +, 10.
SIri6 s.-6drtn 8tnpsr oig uno 9to
hcru &appCn, ic Iuis autb 9Ntfl5 Stats, unp 2aptt,
RSIt:ptt, u. 10.
lnfr }t7crttm!ut oaEptn, Srunts uuo Carpet
0aas III p,G 9:wGbuddl gut uuo pcutdnoi9
81. G.-gNt Bic cbiscn cSUttrweroen an 6aufltut
I'll g0uoi an oSu otsrnttrrs'iin Giin Scbtin9sprt
tu Gt1IldiIr.-2uftrc9i otrcsu tbrtrtt,tt9t Srbt
ten, pClbt prcmptE 2tufmtrtiamtcit Srbatttn.
QQtptouu, 2tP,jI &. 1856 uqpg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
&OfesSftacG StUbr.
llene Orfibafts- -})erbinonng.
@c9tn0m toc6 G0Gtt(&ro

Seuotbrtbti9Cn ibrI alttr Trtuncc uno 9rtoun:
Fen, % ME ubtrhaupt Elm oEShrts @uttItunl IN Der
Ndbe uno Der SCrnt, raB Nt tbr 9rrhs unp 9triu'
ni9es nCue StrbrhauS tcjcScn hattn, unb nun b.
rett Tuo ibrSr Runocn aufs tIitt uro QcnauGlte 81
oltncn, uno ibnln an ben ouTbtQi9tcu grelFtn 81
ptrsauftu. Sbr
Stpf Ypn g8nAren
ttitsbt in elmer 9rcgcn uro o0acmtnrn @erIhictcn'
belt ucn Sitter, wcItbs unmS9Iith alIs bier btnomi
werptn tcnnsn,-aIS
Srpcfcnc 2SGdren,
SsIcnotrs ibidIib fir ocit Sabrs3tt ncu cin3ltat-
Scrner = Sarte gSaorcn prn trtnaDc aIen
alrten unp ben o(Ier YprjUgIidItn GuolitIs
ten, Yprcelatn, Sueen5 uNp 0la5 a5sS8dds
ren. Son ben atertclcn Gjrr}rrttn,
.Stitr, SGuGc, Stiefcl, II. I. ~,
Gtsi d. faNs:- Sin 9rcStS unp gut au&9c:
wiblteS NdcrtGmtnt
Geccr gSaarsn Ycn alien glrteu, Qrpcr erer grt
unp SualttIt, Grpm0eittrr, &Vrte, &pctbcs
far Baaren. ale glrtcn 61rte'rffc, NctGHmrr=
teS Gtien, Qlmerttanlttc5 mr Gu0tiithc5 03cs
genes GtIcn otIrr 9lrtm, ale Scrtrn StaW,
g8d1Cn Spren, SgBen Gtirt, Qcbl9cIhtrr,
Seisn, 9tcHr, 9llu9 0u6ciien,
ano dtcrbaupt babCn ilt cine 0rGgtrt Ilfpoh!, unr
8erlhitoublit pcn 08dorIn dIItr Arttn, OILS cnltmt
in Gusm eonotcbr in oittr llmNGAtno 0chnetn mtrc.
8uft an uuo urtbtitct fir @utb fdttt-ibr Wcurtt;
Klcine proTte me f;bnctle pcrFduf'.
0ETAut Nrsu 9aurtSprCrutts mcroCn ptrldrlt,
Ncfdr Der bStbt Nrtis tt3ahlt miro. - githts tprt
asrthnCt fir Ole Sitter 81 ci9cn - 9trnc UTrtn IT.
pcr9cttSt uno wcnu lis rldt pa6sn 70 crr0rttu mir
aitbt 81 ptrtaufsn
9dYib G}r6nan
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11

5rtblin05r Ii. Scms
mer SticiCl unb Sdu
ben, rircFt in BEN Wtas
nufoTturcn in Rcus
Gu0Innp octnuft, tmc
sirar an ben niecri9 =
fen 8aargslN 9>reiBcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-11
Der 8DlfS<StDGr.
20. Al, Gde Der Stem imb ggelt 6a<
milton StraBrn nabe Sa9enbub's
0altbauic, in 9lllcntdun.
Ser SSenc Sar0elb.Gtpbr.

~SNL ~NN"N '$ONh AtAR-S~ADDA*
Die llnterSeibnrHn tenatbrtbtissn oOs putGfum
ooF t icetsn cinsn ueuru Sor9IlO StCbr, nit outtr
ncutn g8aorcn, an cti9cm Srt crSfud batcn, UNI
taotn NlIc Gin ouiuruftn uno ibrIn btrrtibcn Stct
in Nu9cnfhCin ;u nsbmCn. DGrtltc tCittbt aus
Srcdtncn Sitter, Gjrcjcrtirn uno S.utenspaartu.
GGbic5' 0rcB Giitrr,
Spr alien 8rnrnnttnscn, StYlrs unb Yattcrns-
ots ldwarSe unb cpacrtrte Setpr, 02mrne unb
f9urirtr De Gainss, GGalt, 2lpns, @ing3ams
uaO l4war5e &Ipara guires, II. .f.p.
g8etbc IS ter.
Bon alien Srnsnnun9en, rmtrriberS Curtains,
Gambrf5, Safpnct, SptB WiuQ, Qinen &lce
uno Go8ing, Snicrtin9S, 2incn uno GamGrif
SaIeIGher, QGOe3 Collars, StsaYfS, &c.
Sir Wnnne-9lniG9r
GerStiBlt6t5 IApnrSc5 fran}SFiaes Sud, tlaucs
unp trduneS sud, fronJEFiAe DorItm GoBs
mcrcs, gcmeine Itwar,e uno fSntg colIprirtc
Ga6mtrrs. I4wlrje uup Sta9l 9cmirte Satt-
nstts, Gelert Gorb, Jtentud9 Scan, Eweepa,
Gotten nr Sjnen Sclen1rif II. (. ~.
Surliir6ing Sitter
Gnm Gdlectim98, Oamast Cinpcrs, Slid Glider,
9lOw GGIe Ginen, NnrIcIe5 GutItS, aetlcbs
ter unb unscbiri6tcr Nualtn epn alien 8rei.
ten, Gurnture uno Sdurs Gbct5, GidinsS
unp 6Iannels Son alien S1rben,
II. no, II. 10.
Gdrprts ! Carpets CARPETS
5tne Gcrrli6e 4u5watt aQcr Sprtcn Carpets -
an S6gntcit mnO Sili9feit 0twtb rirBrnpfwc
AT iltertrrffen.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23
Fremont Club.

!. meeting OF the Black Republicans of :his
place vas held at the Court House Monday
evening last, for the purpose of organizing Club
= aid tle elsetioa of Fremon. and Dayton. As
weeks notice had been given Of the intended
meeting, we expected 70 general turn out Of
the "wooly heads" but found il very .limly at
tended. After adopting constitution. call was
made upon those present TO come forward and
sign it, when eleren persons all told, were all that
could be found willing to do 30. As it was found
rather an up hill business to get up an enthusiasm
Tor the ticket of the Disunionists in this quarter
nt present, the officers of the meeting held con-
suItaton, and finally concluded 10 adjourn to a
future day. at
Our friends abroad may rest satisfied that all is
Iignt in Cambria, and that the efforts Of the abo-
sliion fanatics, or Know Nothing demagogues to
obtain 4 foothold in our mountain county Will
signally fail. Our people are too patriotic and
Intelligent 70 be seduced from their duty 70 sup
port the CONSTITUTION AND UNION, and e slajori
,.f st least ONE THOUSAND may be looked fer at
ihe November election for the pstTots AID states
men Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23

delighted the multitude with splendid ora
ton on Literature He spoke briefly but
beautifully of the hardships always encoun-
tered In the first stages of it, but proved in
strains Of fowery reasoning how much true,
solid and lasting pleasure was afterwards TO be
derived from this. our greatest JOY in prosper
Ity-our most sympathising friend in adyersi-
ty lie alluded to the glorious sacrifices the
Professors of St. Francis had made in this
noble cause, and trusted that, notwithstanding
their motives had been mearly impugned and
nisrepresented, and their characters grossly
slandered. their motto would still be Excel
sior." The next grafton was delivered by NJ.
}. Lawn, of Philadelphia. on g Public TIA
tions !" He spoke of the blessings attending
proper use, and the curses which must in.
evitably follow from abuse of power. AS
evinced in the play . Money makes the mare
CO." Mr.. l.. can rival Barney Williams
comedian; but there is room for Improvement
in his oratory. Cambria was again represen-
ted by +. +. Burns, of St Augustin He
had chosen philosophic subject" Political
placed In better hands His was decidedly
tie speech of the day. When Mr. B acquires
more force of expression be will certainly shine
brilliant star in the galaxy Of American or
ators The Exhibition was concluded by q
pathetic and appropriate Valedictory." BY
J. C. Bigham. In elegant pathos MIR b.
will excel.
The whole was interspersed with music and
dialogues. Young Barrett is one of the best
vocalists we have ever heard. His voice par
takes of all the softness and melody of la
dy's, with more force. 1t has been cur hap
py lot to attend many exhibitions in different
parts of the Union. and we must candidly ac-
knowledge that we were never more pleased
than on Wednesday. St. Francis Academy
is an honor to our county. Long may its pi-
Gus Professors enjoy peace, contentment and
happiness: Save the riches of literature,
wealth is lone of their portion. May they
reap in the roseat bowers of Eternity-the
reward Justly due a well spent life.
Yours, dc. RAMBLER
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mockery Of sympathy with which you have
seen fit to insult the friends of him who is no
more
If you have any sense of feeling, you
surely could not expect ons to TRANQUILITY
permit aspersions to ne thrown upon mem
ory which to them ought to be sacred You
know well that the limits of forbearance have
been exhausted; and it is your own fault,
that We are now obliged to tell you, that
your inslnuations are as false as they are
cowardly, and we hereby call upon. you to
make them good, OF retract them, as publicly
as you have made them u
On behaif of those whose feelings you have
50 deeply wounded, We could not longer avoid
public notice of your conduct All that we
desire and hope for, is simple and exact justice.
This we are determined to obtain, and we do
not despair of 1t, because we believe that the
laws do not shield men in official stations
any more than those in private.
PETER MGOUGH,
WILLIAM MGOUGH.
Portage, July 22nd, 1856.
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A CARD.

10 WM. S. CAIoHAN Str 1t is with
reluctance and regret that we find ourselves
compelled to address you through the columns
uf public print. We have however, stern
duty to perform, and one which reverence for
the memory of the dead, will not permit us to
decline.
We hardly need ask the public or yourself,
TO recellect the details of distressing event
which occurred sometime since That event
left melancholy upon the public mind, and
We feel quite sure, sir that you wall not soon
forget it.
You were apprise through public journals,
that the public mind was not satisfied; you
were directly informed that all was not right );
that there was fault somewhere, and that in
all probability, wrong had been committed,
and you, IN your capacity as a public officer.
were called upon to investigate the circum
stances.
Did you make such investigation? Did
you give the occurrence such attention and
examination, as Its fatal result would require :?
We have no evidence that you did, Two
weeks ago, you published over your own sig
nature, a card in which you assume the re-
sponslbihty. You become the defender aud
apologist of none, and you throw all blame
upon others. You have seen fit to defend
lAc i'ihS, abu W Hha iauit Wild the Ceau.-
Since the publication of your card. ample
time has elapsed for the investigation. which
you coul not help but know was demanded,
and which was necessary for your own sake.
1t would seem. however, that you have de-
ternined that the mere say so of man who
is in Office, is potential to stife the demand
for right and justice. You have chosen your
part we arc therefore compelled to take ours.
Without investigating the facts. you have
deemed fit to ca st all the blame upon the vic
tim. We canuot but see that you have at
tempted to blacken the memory of tue dead
As to the manner in which you perform this
fendlike work, we do not now wish to speak
we do not at present wish to say anything in
regard to the harsh, cruel language in which
your publication is couched. of the cold blood
ed malignity of your insinuationa, and of the
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
SENATORIAL.
Delegate Elections.

fHNHE Democratic voters Of The several election
Il districts in the county of Cambria, are re-
quested to meet on Saturday the 26th Of July,
INST, at the places designated by law for holding
the general elections, and then and there elect
.yo persons to represent them in County Conven-
ton.
The delegates will meet In Convention st the
Court House, in the Borough of Ebensburg
Tuesday the 2eth da, of July, inst at 2 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon, and place in nomination 'csndi-
dates for the several Offices to be filed at the
suing general election, ana to transact such other
business as the usages and interest Of the party
require.
The elections. for delegates, are to be opened
81. O'Clock, P. NJ, and to be kept open until 6
o'clock. RICHARD WHITE, Chairman.
Ebeusburg, July 9, 1856.
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DIED,

At the residence OF his son, MICHAEI in Wash
ington township on the 18th instant. DENNIS
BRAWLEY Senior, at the advanced age of eigh-
ty seven. Efzr
The deceased was amongst the early settlers of
Cambria county, and took his full share 10 sub
DUNG the forests. and clearing our the highways
of what is now, one Oft the most prosperous poI-
tions of the Commonwealth. 1rG e
Until death, he bore with him as honest heart
as ever beat beneath the bosom of al Irishman.
Throughout a long life, and amid a variety of
phases of fortune, ne had the reputation OF an
honest and true man, His life was full Of yicis-
situ,les but his character WAS always sound.
The young, who knew him, sorrow that he is
dead the DID, feel IN his death the loss of broth
er.ssefr5z -ss-.= -.--
The people of Cambria county viii live long
before they consign to the grave s better man
than Dennis Biawley s.. Peacs TO his ashes :
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MURDER II CAMBRIA CoUNTY.-We are infor-
med that on Wednesday last, man named Mick
line killed another person in Cambria county, By
striking him on the head with the but-end of
gun. and afterwards rnutilating his body by beat
ing it with the same weapon. 1t is said the act
was premeiit.ted Mickline il confined in the
jail at Ebeasburg.
We clip the above from the Pittsburg "Union''
Of yesterday, which has oceasioned no little
prise in community that this news should come
10 US in such roundabout way, but when you
want to know what is going on at home it is
timos bestto go abroad for news. In sober truth,
tell our friend keenan, that no such occurrence
As above alluded to has taken place in our COM
munity, and that he must have been hoared by
soIae desirous Of seeing this eilous para
graph in his paper
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NEw STocK.-Stahl & Roberts have added .
large and varied assortment of Jew eiry, Watches,
Clocks &c., TO their present stock. Tie jewelry
in point Of finish and elegance is not to be sur
passed by any similar establishment in the coun-
ty. The show case presents beautiful appear
ance, which draws crowds Of lady admirers to
purchase-but our deoI insinuates that it is the
agreeable and winning ways of the Junior part
ner that draws the lady customers. Well. any
thing to draw custom Chalmers.
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STATE ELEcT1oss.-On the first MONDAY IN
august. elections Ill be held in the Statcs Ct
Kentucky, Arkansas, Texas. Missouri and
Iowa and, on the first Thursday Of .Ausus.
in North Carolina and Tennessee.
On the first Monday of October. n Geo,
gia and Florida
On the second Tuesday OF of October, in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
On Tuesday after the first Monday Of No.
vember, in Massachusetts, New York, New
Jersey. Illinois aud Michigan