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Ahe'hSy f"s tsA SnhttteHaAeets
HibbaYd'E WildCherry, 7
lichArdson'nS SHERRY Wine,
Hutehing'n Vegetable Dyspepsia,
qoulay's Vegetable, Colaman'a,
German, ,O1yg0nnted,
| u COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water. h1e6n Fun,
Jone'pLiIly White.
5OAPs AND CREAMS.
Low, a Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Radway'oMedicated, d ,CRstitea,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Cresma and Compounded
alldeacriptions.
PILE.
Wright'slndlan Vegetable,
|Mofatt'sLitos sBrhndrsth's,
MorYlgon'H, Lee'B, New London,
parr'a, a,Sappingtoa'g, C Champ!on'a.
Graefenbers, Jayne' 'fshnetive,
JAyno'a sAgue, Winer'a Camomile
Observation-Disclosures, Peter'B,
Rpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Coopor's, ,Coyal's, Rheumatic,
Anderron's, Allebanin's Health,
Wistar'sGentle Purgativo,
Allebasiaf Ague, Hooper'a,
Chickner'sSugar-ooatsd,
Herricks Bugar-coated,'
Gilbeyt's Auti-billoue, Beckwithsa,
I.sidy's Blood, Ingoldaby's Pile,
Scotia Vegetable, Engon'a,
Rndway'a Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leidy's Female,
Louden'Blndiap SRnative,
London'sAKue H0llownyis,
Iialsted 'skntl-Dyapeptic,
IGordon's, McLane's Liver.
| HAIR DYES.
phalon' 'nMagic, BatcheIor'L,
Observation-Disclosures,
Ballatd's Jules Hnuel's, g-,
lJayna'aAmsr;can, EnBtlndia,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr.Morse'bInyigoratingC Cordial,
Thorn's Extract,
lTarrsnt'sApsrient,
Tarrsnt'BElixir OF Rhubarb,,
Observation-Disclosures,
Mother'sRelief,
tToothscheD Drops,
Lyop' sMagneticP oW doris,
Mira, Kidder'BC Cordial,
{Thomphon'sE ye Water,
Wntts'aN Nervous Anti,
lBilIing'sAstringsnt,
,HyAtt'a Life Ralsam,
IhfoMrnn'aEiixir OF Opium,
Rndway'sReady Relief,
RadwRy'sR Res0lvent,
TarranpsInaslible Ink,
Dr. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch'sShoIldef Braces,
Dr.E'itch'sflhalingTubss,
DR.. RoRe'B Preparations,
Wtner'sArcannrn Extract,
ITensur'sSpscitic,
hhrshsll'sCstholicon,
Dr. neutrality-suspicious.,
Marse'HCompoand syrupafyellpw
Perry Bavia'u Pain Killer,
Brown's Eesence Of Ginger,
Mortimore'nR hsumatie c Compound,
Mortlmors'sCordiaf Bitters,
Myer'a Erttactof Rock Rero,
Crossinan'aSpecitic.
DR.. Whrd'sLpec citic,
Cphhm'e Pile Electpary'
Steer'a 0pedildoc,
Godfrey'sCordihI,
TnYlingtol's Balasm,
Or. cullen'ap Preparations,
Balemgn's Drops,
Dr.. Jayne'a Family Medicines. %.
Ssidlits nnd Sodn powdern,
Eppins'a Fluid EItrac, Rnshu,
Lncina Cordial,
lJpno Cordial, D..
lHars's Renssd 3 for Fits,
lWi)son'p Death on Rats ,e.c.
d, Leidy's Erasiv Soap,
tKirby's Cho!eraDrops,
BALLS Cholera BYrup,
lspohu'u Hendach 3 Remedy
sConBeii's Mixture,
fDr. Marchiai's Uterine Cath oliean
Observation-Disclosures,
lLouden'uPrsparationt,
tHoughton'RPepsin.
j SCHEIDhM SCHNApPs,
and all daAlerz in any OF the artleisl
0, will find il to their advantage BY
above, where will DO found the mos,
INE PATENT MEDICINES In tht
prices. Please address
RIGHT d. 90,
IEDiCiFE WAREHOUSE,
nd 81 Char;resatreet. Nsworlsans.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

T WRIGHT 81 co.'s CATALOGUE OF
81 a GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they Buppy Drugga and Dealers al Prppeor owea
t General Depot Special Agency,
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sss4...44b is

I11
$s New 0fleans, January 19, 1856. 8 s# Z
The following communication from the Trea-
sgurar was read, and on motion referred to- the
FINANCE Committee S5#
The documents referred to in the communities
sson viii be published separately in the official
saurnal, in d few days. s
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N0WOrlean8 La.
vERMrFUGEs.
Wiper'HC Canadian,
Bwhin'H
5Ea Perry'a Dead Shot,
JHyueB's Tonic,
Kerl'R, -
B. A. Fahnestock'H, 49,
McLnna'n
BALsAMs aCOUGHREhiEDIEs
Winlsr'sBnlaam oi Wild Charry,
Hauting'o Nnptha,
Sberman's Baisam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
pnvih's Wild Cherry and Tar.
Sch snck'a Pulmonio Syrup,
Now England Cough 6yrups s3
w'rExpoctorAnt,
Hsll'g Baisan,
Bwaym'sSyrup ofWild Cherry,
Ayor'p Cherry Pectornl, ~
Taylor's Bnlsam Livsrworts
Jayns'BExpect0rant,
Winer'bEleunmpRiDo, '
RoRsrs'Liverwortand'f 'faYs
Mrs.. Gardiner'sL Li7erwort, -s
Btabler'5C CherryExpoctoranbs
Loudon's Indinn do,
DR.. Roae's do,
SARSkPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bull's,
B.P.Towsnend'a,
ShndD's, u
DldjnoobTovnnend,I
Clipentor'h,
Wyncoop's,
S.,aker'a,
Graofenberg's
5.. BRISTOL
Guysott's Yellow Dock,
' PLASTERS.
Well,astrengthening
Ewen'sStrengthoninl
low David'a or Hebrow,
HAAeau's,
Knapp'aTudia,
Alcogk'sPorou1,
Gritfith'nAdhoBive,
Holloway'nArniet
LINIMENTs.
| Mesjcan IN Mustang,
Farroll'sArabia,
Bu.ler'cNervsnnd Bone,
Hunts,
Hsyou's,
Tobias'sV VsnetiaI
Howe'uNerve and Bone,
Kellinger'S, a." w.
| Gsrdener'a,
| Bartine'aHors
Merchants Gnrgling,. s.
Cherokee,
| ..-5-.. Jayno'
! AGUEREMEDIEB ETC.
| Opgood'aIndian Cologogus,
Rowand'a Tonic Mixture,
Bmith,s Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'B Tonic,
| Speeds Febrifuke,
| yegitableF ebritugo.
| LozENGE5.
| Shermau's Cough and Worm,
| Bryan'aP ulmonio Waters,
| Locnck'a Pulmonic Waiera.
| mg HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt's Wahpslo or Hair Glri
Bsrry'sTrieopherous,
LyoD'sKatharien,
BoyIe'a Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'a AairInvigorator,
| Jayns'a Hair Tonic,
Van Dsnasn's Wahpsns.
| Loudon'n Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hsnsl'sEau Lustrale,
OIdridge's Balm ofColumbin,
Radway's Cireasalnn balm.i
PANhCEks.
swAin't, Houck's, o"O
Cpllen's1ndian Vegetable,
Longlsy's Great Western.
DfNTMENT AND SALYEs.
Dallsy's Magical ? painExtractor,
Professor Holloway'sO Ointment,
AlsAlliater's ALL Healing, '
BrookG's Magicsalye, Pryor'sPi
Gray'n, Harrison's Specific,
Trask' nhfngnetic ,Jndkin'n,
\ Loud udon'skll-H Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rush toms Cod Liver Oil,
McNAi,'aAcoustic ,Scarpa'sdo,
British Harlaem,
BiTTERS.
Mofat's PhBnix, ,Blaks'sAYomai
/ WOLFE'S AROMATl
81 Druggists and Merchants
contained IN the above eatalog'
calling or sending their orders n
extenGive assortment OF GEN
United States, ,and ntthe loves
J. w
GENUINE
nsatf Nos,
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COMPTROLLERs OFFICE
City of New Orleans, May !, 1856. ! |
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vortisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section orinanes No l442 approved
March 80, 1854, the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of order
from the Comptroler accordance with the ordinance
referred to- TSignedl II. L. TRACY,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signed IL. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 2s, 1855.
fsigned] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers of the city and Of She
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
O. DE BUYS,
my19t Comptroller City of New Orleans:
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THE g NM ON COUNCIL.
a ND OF ASSIST nm ALDERMEN,

TUESDAY,, Jan. %, 1866. \
Rhe Board met this day pursuantto adjourn
gnent: $ y 5ss #8 sS8s$ 8s "
s8eat: Messrs. Banistsr, Bartlette, Benit, Rouny,
Chambers, Chiapell ID, fen, Howell, Kelly q
Landry Ruaha, Sbith and w Wiltz--14
The reading of the journal was, on motion,
dispensed with. 8 $31
The following weekly report from the Trea-
%urer was read, and On motion referred to the
inanee Committee:
5s M EREAsURER's WEEKLY REpOR1,
#RaM l4TH no I9TTTJAtyUA AIR ", 1850, I'M LU-
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NSOR SALE-A STANDING Press, complete,
suitable Binder JobiPrintnE oes will bo seli
law oa A1pisstiea ii this p1Bss. ol0u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-01-24

Eirat District Pound.
WWTAs brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv AIDES street, between Julia and drod Streets as es
the right ear, split in the left ear, brand visible
white she Calf, yellow ears both cropped
brand visible.
One white she Goat with waffle.
One bay Horse about 10 hands high short mane, with
halter.
One sorrel Horse about 15z hands high blaze face,
three white feet, short mane with halter.
Which, if tcaimed within ten days, and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January a. 1856.
TL etc conduit depot des Epaves du Premiere Dis
Il trict, Dryades, entire les Julie ct Girod
Une Vacha brun fonce du blanc au ventre ct aux CO.
tea oree droite ecourtee oselle gauohe fendue
marque visible
| I'm Veau blanc, les oreiles Jaunes OF ecourtees.
Une Chevre noire.
| Une Chevre blanche, ayant une barbe.
I'm Cheva bai denviron l5 mains de hsu Ia criniere
| Courte ayant un lcou
I'm Cheva oseile d'snvron Ii mains ct demie de haut
front banc Ia criniere courte tros pieds banc yant
| un licou.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reclames dix jours
ct depenses payees s seront vendus penohere pu-
blque dit depot, YENDREDI lie Is du courant, II
AUG: $. PHELPS, commissaire des Rues.
Nile.Orleans, IA Janvier, 1856. js15 q "a
YWTAs brought to the First District Pound on Dry.
wv AIDES street, between Julia and Girod estrays-
Il One white and yellow pale she Goat.
One goat yellow neck and rump white round the body
: Which, Ii not claimed within ten days and the ex
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction,
said pound, on TUESDAY, the 2sh instsat IL o'cocl
81 A NJ: AUG, s. PHELPS,
al Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January IS, 1856.
TI etc conduit au depot EpaVes du Premier Dis
II trct, rue Dryaess, entire les rue Julia ct dirod
CONNIE epayes-
t Une Chevre jaune pale ct blanche.
Une Chevre Ia croupe ct lie bancs lie tour du corp
:, blanc
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclsmes dams d
jours ct les depenses payGes lis seront vendues Pen
y chere publique, au dit depot, MARDI, lie 20 du cou
!. rant, i IL heures A. M.
. AUG. S. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues.
F" Mile Orleans, IS Janyier 1866. ja19 "a %
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
MeriLed Rebuke.

Hon WIN H. WIrTE, while recently ad-
dressing meeting of the Norristown Central
Bue hanan Club, was interrupted by CAUSE,
the editor of the Olice Branch and. after the
adjournment, Rev. SAMUEL AARON made his
way through the crowd to the speaker and
challenged him to discussion. "No sir.
said Mr. Witte, and will give you my rea-
sons
. A proper respect for my character as
Democrat, entirely forhids discussion with
u so-called Minister of the Gospel who has de-
secrated the pulpit. and soiled the sacred robes
of his office by dragging them in the slimy
pool of party politics, and proved himself a
traitor to his ,od, his country and the Consti-
tution.'
A rebukc which we trust may prove bene-
hcial to others, if it should not to the madman
owhom 1t was so properly administered.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
THE LADIES OF EBENSBURG.

The Democracy owe compliment to the La
dies of our borough. They presented, on last
Tuesday, magnificent Bouquet of the chosest
and most splendid flowers, to each of the Orators,
who spoke at the Democratic meeting. 1t was
decidedly the most beautiful and interesting incl
dent of the occasion.
Miss Margaret Rhey, on behalf of the ladies of
Ebensburg also presented to the Delegation from
Washington township, glorious Bpuquet-cer-
tainly the choice one. The present, and the
kindness with which it was presented, went to
the hearts of the gallant Mountaineers, as was
evinced by the rapturous cheers with which it
was received. 1t refreshing and encouraging 70
observe that while the gentlemen of Ebensburg
seemed to have forgotten The common, every day
civilites of human intercourse the ladies were ac-
tive to manifest their appreciation of patriotic
( effort and exertion.
| "Honor to woman-to her it i. given
| To garden the earth with the roses of heaven,
| All blessed she lnketh the love in their choir
In the veil of the graces her beauties concealing
She tends on each altar that's hallowed to feeling
| And keeps ever living the fire."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
4. G. MUILIN. ESQ.

The nomination of this gentleman, as the sena
torlal candidate of the opposition in this District
has greatly offended the nice political sensibilites
of the editor of the Blair County Wing 1t is
family quarrel in the result of which we feel verv
little interest. In the last number of his paper,
Maj Raymond was delivered of the following
blood and thunder manifesto:
The Senatorial Conference for this District
belonging to the American party, met at Altoona
on Thursday last, and on the first ballot nomina-
ted Alex. c. Mullin, of Cambria County, for State
Senator. We feel sorry for the sake of the Dis
trict, the character of the party which nominated
him, the interests of the people of Penns, lvana
and the certainty of throwing the District into the
hands of tine Loefoos, tina. to THO
man Muiliu. If bargains of this kind are to be
made by candidates in the several Counties in or
der to promote the freak and oG,lOiOus of the par
ty, the people will repudiate them.
We may as we'll state it now as in the future that
the Blair County Wing will in no way prostitute
itself by aiding in the election of Alex. c. Mullin
Any man of character in the District would have
received our unqualified support, but in the pres
ent crisis, We hope the Republicans will select a
man and 90 into the contest against Locofocoism.
and endeavor to succeed.
II is only necessary TO say that he was one of
the men who, three year. ago, were connected
with the Aiteghenian, at Ebensburg sheet that
was purchased by the Locofocos, and Mu!lin to
stand for its dirty work against the Wing candi-
date for Senator at that time. TO dwell on this sub
ject, because it is fruitful theme, might lead us
again into the meshes of the law, at the instance
of pitiful creature like MUILIN.
We repeat it. shat we extremely sorry that
wiser councils did not prevail in the Conference
There W ere some good men in that Conference
but Their Judgment must have been overreached
in order to get candidate for Congress in the field
from this County, who IS equally if not more OBJ
jectionable than Mullin. We hive fallen upon
evil times.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
old washington Moving.

1t will be seen by reference to another column,
that the friends of the Constitution and Union IN
Washington township, formed a Buchanan and
Breckenridge Club, ON last Saturday. and are
going to work in earnest. They have elected as
President Of their Club, Pual George, one of the
oldest and most respected citizens of the county
. man whose character is without speck or stain,
he has hitherto been member of the old line
Wing party. but in common with the thousands
of true hearted Wings who have already declared
themselves, he cannot stand by with folded arms
and see fanatics 1smember and cut up glo-
rious Union to crafty their own reckless and sell
fish ambition.
Another old line Whig, Samuel II. Gray, was
elected Secretary of the Club. He is an indus
trious mechanic, of intelligence and infor-
nation. He made quite neat address when
called upon by the Club which commend to
the notice of those who have hitherto acted against
US. These changes and their examples will not
be without their effect and influence, throughout
the county, and as regards the township, will
roll up majority in October and November that
will satisfy every body that the patriotic spirit of
the county in excited
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
TSyvnship Meetings.

The Democrats of Cambria county will meet
in their several townships for the purpose of
holding Democratic meetings as follows
Ric6land Township-at Scalp Level, on
Saturday, September 9th, in the afternoon.
Summtville Borough-on Saturday after
noon, Sept. 9th, where there will also be
hickory l'ole raised.
Washington Township-at Hemlock, on
Saturday, Sept. 13, at o'clock p. NJ, where
there Will also be pole raising.
Carroll Township-at the village of Carroll
ton, on Wednesday, Sept 18th, at o'clock
P NJ
Susquehanna Township-at the borough
Of Cherry Tree, on Thursday, Sept. 18th, at
o'clock P. NJ.
Summerhill Township-at Jefferson, on
Saturday, Sept Goth, at o'clock P. NJ.
Clear6eld Township-at the hotel of Henry
Harbour, on Tuesday, Sept. 23d, at o'clock
p. NJ.
White Township-at the school house in
Fallen Timber, on Wednesday, Sept 24th, at
3 O clock ?. Al.
Chest Township-at A Shallenberger's ho-
tel, on Thursday, Sept. 25th, at 3 o'clock. p.
NJ
Allegheny Township-at the hotel of J .
M Kinzie, in the borough of Loretto, on Sat-
urday, Sept 9th, at O'Clock z. NJ.
Jaskson Township-at the house of Henry
Rager. on Saturday, October 4th, at 6 o'clock
2. NJ.
Blackjack Township-at the house of J..
Craig, On Tuesday, Oct. 9Th, at o'clock P.
NJ
Speakers may be expected at each meeting,
and at Lore,to, Carrolton, Chest tp., and 9TH
er places where desired, the Germans will be
addressed by gentlemen in THEN own Ian
guage'
Should other meetings be required, notice
will be given of them hereafter.
Democrats who desire handbills for their
meetings, documents for distribution, or spea-
kers for meetings they may wish, can get all
necessary information by applying to either of
the undersigned members of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Cambria county.
Richard White, Wm. A. Smith, Cyrus l..
Pershing, George w. Easily, John H..
Douglass, Executive Committee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

We were not little gratifed to witness
the fine display, made by the democracy of
this township at the county meeting yester-
day. The Buchanan and Breckenridge club,
at Hemlock headed by that old and well known
citizen Paul George, with their banners and
transparencies made such a show as astonish-
ed the Fremont men of this region Accom-
panied by the stirring strains of the Newry
Brass Baud, with their wagons crowded down
with the hard listed Democrats, as they NOV
ed through our streets. they won the admira-
ton of all. and gave assurance that all was
right in Washington and that this Gibraltar
of Democracy was impregnable against the
assaults of Sumner, Ford and company.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
Hon. LYNN Bovd.

We observe, in number of papers, state
ment that this gentleman, in political dis
cussion at Dresden, Tennessee on the 5.h of
August. shot a certain Mr. Blakely, one OF
the Fremont electors for the state of Ken
tucky. We knew that the rumor was unfoun-
ded, from the fact that there is no Fremop,
electoral ticket, either in Kentucky or anv
any other slave holding state We are infor-
med, however, that letter was received in
this place last week from Mr. Boyd's wife to
her relatives here in which she states that rhe
report is without any foundation whatever -
Mr.. Boyd was at his home in Kentucky at
the time the difficulty is alleged to have taken
place
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
The Glorious Trin.

whist summer, Ford. and Burlingame are
concocting treason at Cresson. which is situated
IN Warrington township in our county, the pat
rlotlc citizens of that township are taking active
measures to counteract their schemes as will
be seen by our columns to-day. 1t will be
seen that they have entered the 6e,a ond .bo+ M
set Oh men are more active in the movements
there than the old line Wings. the disciples of
Clay and Webster, the men whom Sumner and
his two :" bowers" are trying to kumbug. but who
are the very men who repudiate and despise him.
his treachery and his associates 1t will he seen
by onr paper to-day, that the Wings of old Wash
inston, the Georges, the Sharps, the Grays. and
many others' are not deceived by Sumner and
his = Yankee notions" Pass it round.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
The Black Republican Meeting

meeting of the combined forces of Know
Eothingsm and Black Repubcanism, was held
in the Court House on Wednesday evening
about one half of the crowd was composed of
democrats. The meeting was addressed by s. S.
Blur, Esq, of Hollidaysburg, Judge Spalding of
Ohio and Mr.. Hotoard. of Pittsburg. The "Kan-
sas outrage formed the staple of the respective
speeches, and which were merely rehash of the
s.yieks for freedom, which daily appear in the
New York Tribune Mr.. Blair made about as
strong defence of free niggerism as could be ex-
pected Judge Spaldng balls from Cleaveland
He has been rampant abolitionist of the Gid
dings school since 1S49 We believe he was a
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention that
nominated John c. Fremont. In one of his trea
sonable harangues before that body, or in
speech after it. adjournment, he made use of the
following language:
I'm the case Of the alternative being presen-
ted, of thecontinuance of Slavery or a dissolution
of the Union, am for dissolution, and care not
hop qaickly 1t comes"
Standing on such a platform, we leave those
who heard him to decide what manner of man he
Is, aud whether he is not fit coIaborer in the
dirty work of Sumner, Greely, B,srlinqame, Banks
and others Of that school, who are in favor of
Getting the Union slide''
lar. Ro'card was originally Know Nothing
hs roPented, and for short time played the
part of bogus democrat-and in order to secure
nomination for Congress from Allegheny coun-
ty, became an active Republican; but the Conven-
ton put their veto on his political aspirations
he is exceedingly full Of STALE common place an
scootes, and is much better calculated to amuse
crowd In Dan Rice's Circus, or to play prom
'nent part at u Niger hoe down. than to enlight-
en- Cambria county audience The next time
he visits Ebensburg, advise him to bring his
BANJO along with him-we guarantee him full
hOu7.; one that will more than pay expenses.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-03
Several Screws Loose.

From developments thus far made, it sppears
that at least four gentlemen placed on the
Fillmore and Donelson Electoral ticket, by the
Harrisburg State Convention are strong o friends
Of Fremont 1t is strongly suspected that
few of the remaining Electors occunv the same
position, and that by kind of political leger-
demain. which was srtfuilv PLAYED off in the
hand man, the E1-Presideut has been essen
italy sold. The discovery of this treason has
naturally produced strong feeling of rndg-
nation in the Fillmore camp What action
will be held in the premises remains yet to be
seen. In Philadelphia. where. as between
Fillmore and Fremont. the star Of the former
is in the ascendant, and whore, sink or swim,
live or die. survive perish the Know Moth
ings evince settled determination to support
Fillmore, the following is part of the pro-
ceedines of the Fillmore city and county Con-
vent;on. which assembled few days since.
Mr. Samuel Lloyd offered the following sub
stitute =
Whereas. 1t is reported that one or more
per. .ons have been placed upon the Electoral
Ticket in this State who are not in favor of
the candidates of the American party for
President and Vice President this Conven-
ton respectfully request the State Central
Committee to investigate the said reports and
ifascertained TO Re we'll founded. they forth
with remove such persons and replace them
by reliable men.
Several delegates advocated the adoption of
the substitute of Mr.. Llovd
A Delegate from the Third Ward said that
he represented the entire feeling in his local
ity. when he asserted that ticket containing
any other name than that of thorough Am
ericau. would not be supported.
The substitute was adopted by unanimous
vote, and amid much applause.
In this region whatever of Fiunaoreism at
any one time existed, has been completely
crushed ont" and is now sickly argument
of Black Repuhlicanism.