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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
CHUNG hes or WHEELING.

For t of .b, itv ~. ub.
m the following list Of the dInsrgn Churees anu their
time and place Of meeting Ii there are any mistakes
viii max. III. necessary correction v i,h Measure:
ST. AatR.tUs EpiscoDaliaa, Corner Monroe byron
streets Rev E. T. PkREINs Rector; morning services IU
O'Clock, evening, l.
~ ,oGns EpseopG.ian Main street, between First and
second. centre Wbeslipp Rev. q. K wARxln, Pastor;
morning services it1S O'Clock, evening, ~
ITr. IresSEte,ia I.ly H H. tl1 pastor, rOurtlss.
between Monror u,nr, anu
eeOd IresGyte,4an webster street. between Main anu
Market Centre Mn,rp services n.Ornins evening.
Third Frc4JEterTun Filth street. between Chestnut aud
TAlbert s soulh Aeeug Kew. T. OUDs Pastor, SsrVi-
ceA morning and evening.
fourth iys.Iyte,yu,., PAu1l Pastor, Slainstree.,
between WnrnltOn and Adams sss services norning aud
r Eo~st ,<.. nttaoat.s 1.sopal, Rev P noo.r. Pas.
tor Fourth street between NonEe and Quincy servieeA
morning and evening.
&"rA Street 4taodtHs Apt'eoat, Rev u; lsoS' ta,t0E
corner Market ana North sts:' NSitn "hets'
norma. and evening
ChGPtt"e Srett AsuhoetSt hD'socp". AsE D. IL. OAN'
sos, Pastor chaps street. between FEss aud Second
Centre "hssns ssFIsFs nCsn.nS 40, anu
Soes" "Hte''"e ~ Z s I'1'e'.' Ns'' " -
Pastor services noFns aIa sstHns ,.n, .v
""ss.'"g 1A'0"H C"9R''' On "netlinS t'lNlu 4lss =
"0osh. rss'Sr %.,,.,,, e,,.,,,, p., p.,,o,
OerA.u'. ,.,,
Shal''ue se'ss'' '"'
'nE.
~ 'ales t'e%'a.' AoHan Oapo'G, M iss D.saOt
n '. "hklAA. Eqth street, Ot
"oshlns anu aetnoo1 ,,.c,.. p.,,.. .,,..
As'oeiate hsoTHt'd' Rev. j. T. Fatot corner
o'MStket qua 'eHelsO" s'', NUS SUI
6dP.l''' " - Gay street. et1Nesn E14'n anu
emu . ,r,
Centre wheeling; service. 1CS IN die morning and q,
evening.
hFa"gei'eat frOtes'amt heE. . Fass0r' Gay
street, above sixth East MhetiinE.
Zion Erd"RettcQt AaAeSsaiS Kew. +. AiAAAkRAAAu
Pastor Market street. between "ehater AID EhFI; CentFe
Wheeling services morning and evening.
aariS Synagogue, Quincy street, between MArket and
Main
GSTH1H FTottStdRt, Union Eau, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1Ob morning.
,>r -Tss-7,,--, ,-<,,,,x,,,-, -
ODD cCLLON . 4O4NGC4OAS4s
VIrEtuTus Lodge No. s.-Meets every Thursday
J - ~ :, ~ n ~ 80 -
'F" @ tV1sit rs NJ vi t. H-t. S,slltEt ssstetsEy'
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOveeyery
EsSa,y Er.s sss1,ns Fn0As Ao0allAD' e W 2 Nc
VIM. reII lodge Ne. 3S.-Meets as above eve
S,,,is ssere,.rs s-'l''S, s04' - s'e'''
~ WSssIISS rIi, S.os.. Ne. so-Ms....v.- Monde,
evening at the HAIL. corner Market and Quincy streets
a,uproy sY,p,oz7 N q, /. IN, 77ob,,-,, Sor.
P"nOln l.odEe Ne sa.-Meet. as above every
Friday evening j. L. MAXWELL n, g.; ". n. Blanchard
s'os..aIy.
HAM, aud Monroe sres,s n. srst and tig
Tuesday evenings Of each month. w. zzE, O. p; s. w
SSs,e"' W," ssSaSif TssS r,....,.....
nbov. ~, ,.,o,,,l .7J StE = =
month. cEInlrs prcruIS. n N S.Ssr c[s - sSt
Ias,N5I,, ,o75Ec,I,l,,s1,.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
1F3E. LAW OF =NEWsPAPEI1S.

tsubacribersWh who give express notice con-
tUhs.
slf subscribers the dscontinuasce of their peril
9dIcaB, tu publisher Al continue send them until all
ReAEaEea paid
tf bGbScTber6 neglect refuEe to their periodic
which Ihey they
TeSponsble till they have settled tie bill and ordered them
discontinued.
-Ii subscribers other places without inform.
publishers and the papers to the former de
rEGtiOh, they held responsible.
oIhe Courts have ecidrd that refusing take periods
eLb from the Office, removing and leaving them Uncaed
or, Is pEj1lu idctd evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other d.
n1ne business OF the IntnIencsE shOuld be addressed to
tIs PrOITiCtOrB.
SaOuli be addressed the EdOrS Jointly, either
Of them.
writing for publication, will please write
only side Of the paper.
An Observance OF the above rules will greatly obhge
Aad proPt attention to correspondents THAI
A:y might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

No. lib Main5 Street, Wheeling, va.
now opening one Of the finest and largest masornents
OF Eoods in his line that eyer been Brought 10 s
Ey, %HlSh VIII S sold Wholesale and Retail At prtces
Among his goods be found told aud Slver Watcfss
rom some OF e most celebrated English Suisse RMuu
HStuFSTers Also, the Fedk d. II. = Atdeticun Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety Including few
day Regulators quality, suitable Tor abEs iaT1n
stations, Othces aud Watch Makers. ~ sftF
sytts or othsrEse Of Coal, Mosaic,
Oaneot Gold, Stone, LayaI all Gold JSWcIrY. Also an
Of Soft solder and plated JeWery very cheap
Zine pocket Cutlery, RaEor5, Scissors, Silver Napkin
card CaSss Gold Pens, &c. &c. Every article in
ths y aftanted TO be good as rrpresent
% or the maney returned call specially solicited
lnlSO tlSAIAin ST., door from March
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

- sonneetion with the above, Keep largest stock in
Double Basses. GUITAR, BaujoeS, TaInGOfeS
AeeordrOnn, Flutes, RrS, Pa9rOl,s,
Music business e'e " "'S
ps-Brass Bands supplied with Instrument. a. shor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Al rscsiyng and keep constantly on hand large Stock
4 OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 IS PIANOEs-
Also complete aasortment Of MELnDEONS and sEIA.
IlliNEsi gu The celebrated uunulactori,s oil Carurf
Neahem end ~ r Hughes. Also, SPLENDID tHthir or
KHn style for Church, Ieeturs Rooins. win ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
DRUGGISTS.
DhUGa. M DIClhi

DRUGS, M DICINES,
CHEMICALS, 11EI1tt Y NIEft4, sc.
4 u0A q ~ IA. = kB tai4uGnCc Ils
friends anu the public generally, hathuYlhe Purcla
tue interest Ol the senior partner the buslnsus lately
conducted under the firm Of j. Crunbackrr son, he will
continue the Ut the old sHnd No. l15 Mau and
WOulu respectfully solicit trusts TO merit acOutinusnce
O the patronage lieralJ bestowed the old hrm-
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and
opening we'll selected stock Drugs and
ChemlcHs Periuery Fancy articles &c ali Of which
purchased alter strict personal inspection andWih 4GYupu
regard the purity OF quality aud
the public ON the 1noSt renAOnnble term8. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
SHkI,,.l, NiI

SHEEP MUSIC.
am constantly receivinK and e hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction DUs
for every kind Of Instrument nov iu use
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w HEEIING VA. THURSDAY MORNING
TRA.NsPO Or TA / ZION.


Cleveland . Ptttsb1rg Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
I5atns run through to y7esliag q Pitts6urgA.
and eter Monday, MaEth 3, 1857, Trains win nun
~ daily, CsundaYs exeeptedl Rs follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
It6 Man Train, stops all Way snEions arrives at
Et,;;baTEh q 2:ss : i, and y WRstlins Al 1:is
2sS RxpTess Train, stops only At Hadson Rsyenua
Liverpool and aFiivts at PittsbursS At sd III.
o:lo u Accommodation Train foF RaTenna and Way
LEAVE PlE1sBuRen.s
55Sn; a. 'tGB5 9 q " ay ysS SSeslGn. arye e
500 EEsRFfss Es s:,i1s4R iFssR sp' Fsg,
7frigsE q cissgl Gts
.. LEAVE wuEEIlNg.
SAS " s1a Tain St1Ps q taSay Stations arrives at
SFfys. q So & ana cexssad sSsiSas
~ Aeoomno Train leaves Ravenna !. s.as N,
q ltge stops at All Stations, and arrives ht
~ An Traius ttop al Euclid ssreet Station.
TnSCnFnvgas lsFnnch.
Train. leave New PhIadelphia 7:45 A H. Dover a. sO6,
vim Train on Main Line, for CsseiSnd PsSSrsS snS
seng Ls9ysS BsyaEd q l Z GoR srriyal q Train
n Arrives At Dover At 400, and New Phladeiphls
NO change Of Cars between Cleveland and Plttsburet
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Connections.
The Trains connect at Pittsburgh with u Pennsylvania
Railroad for HaFrtBburRh, Phladelphla, uiore H.
York and Boston 80
steubenye with the steubenvilie and Indiana Railroad
for CadlE CoshOeton, Newark, Columbus and Cincnna,
AZ wheeling with the Baltlmere and Ohio Railroad for
more. Also, with Steamers Marietta ParkefSburr Snd
points on the Ohio River. 5aiF .f7.lf3
At Cleveland Lake Shore and Cleveland ToIe.
10 HaIFoads for Bunalo Niagara Fals Canada and New
nd
West ~
Tickets can be purchased at the once on the Line:
Meeting ROads. -
~ Fare as low as by any other Route.
Supts ONCE o. & P. Railroad, J.. DURAND, sup't.
Cleveland. March 9. 1851. mhl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
NUMBER 22l
E CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVn STORE.

| 4GSs N1@A4Nz ST. w k1tkLksSlIISG3
FALL AND IRiN9,ER IRADE.
SSEQNE q FHoMAS take pleasute In snnopncin1 thss
tnsy are nov in receipt Of their H stock PAD and
Dry Goods, Varieties Rtjl SI1llluGrT Caoo
Laey kATe lust received their Second Hn Pnrehas,u
which added 70 iher former stoek, win enRbte them % pE
sent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTHsOF GOODS.
Being by far The largest DESIRABLE ptocks
ever. offered to tie Public. -. - - 'S
To their former raTirtY they have added large stock Of
and Rugs of the latest designs makes
4nu A9o beautul line of choice RuFs suitable for ire
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade.
peeu IN ctes
ats heavy rse IN al kinas Of Cotton Fabrics, and buy.
ing largely with the Cash, theH have nanY wears
s ~ Well a trectf frorn the InpoFEera NSnufa.
tnSrs IN some instances they able OdeF iucttntG
70 eSS Stst either by ty P1EDR orae RETRT
To St the wants OF thsl rapidly nereasInR Rde teV
anu are making ample ents TO fpFpIeh
ESbe With one of the bett selycted Of goods ia
IN this atoek may be found fully
-4SO9O SdS .slkseIhb hbrucinE some the nneet INN
-, %ygp = Frt neh AsTinpeE, CaGhmeEe6, Bounba
th0sH , ana 4Hddomias- Of every quality and color
inH ,lne OF the Richest Painted, 0nbre shaded An
n atfiltti CAahileres and Delais es-r1ported,
wv siaWle and Cloaks--tmbracing some OF TIE
ever offered In Wheeling.
suSg :s Gtnghasi Debates, DelaIhes and Prints and
Suo99 s Of DomssticsTs nibracns the largest ls Il
AmericAh WOOlens and Cotton goods kept by any Similar
Nonses u mol By amy lieuse the city. -, :,
TieH have laid Ia their stock view 20 closer cash
asd sdes shs Public that NO toTt upon their part
They feel cOudtn that they can Saer lndneeeDta tn
toSS etLsa GHgeFS sxcetd bS house " the Rsat Il In
ne sAtss No trouble TO show BoOdSKOOds sent 70
OeLs. hotels and Boats for customers, $50
tag4e a ways on hand, Prime Live Geese Featbers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
PIANO FORTES.

lTl-. OPENED THIS DAY, "a FINE STOCK OF
Et31EEtf5 GbtckeItng's EstnnO RorIes,
NV u III NOT hue Rosewood and Black Walnut finish,
-, = = y s6 md Ga octaves. These nstrunrentS, ss
were awarded the highest prtzea gold medal the
tate heelan1s Fair held In Boston, 1886 their
Semi EFnn Paror grand Pianos; aud for their
square tan0s tile highest and hFpt prize silver Medal
there being no gold medals awarded this Instr-
inents We have now facilities afforded, Iat will enable us
20 sell uese nstrunsnts At prices that will conpNe W
tl most common makers, and respectfully Invite
public to call ami BtoCi, Music
and YArittS Store, M. |5 Unlon SIre T.. j. AIEIlOH
I. ~ -Pthn0s u rtnt MusIc thunI.t. n,h
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MIsCELI4A 4ANEOUS.
PT n NOS.
O A r n w r. CHI
VVHoIa5ALHsAED RBTAII, ~ &

MnSIc and RTnsEsn1 Inatrn1nents, gallery
aud variety Goods, II =
NO: 1875 MAIN STREET..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

FALL AlEl7 WINTER TRADE
SEQSE 4 THoAAs take pleasune In anno1ncinS thss
!hsy are now in receipt Of sherf stoek of Pad and
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: ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

D1reCI GnIPoFtMlf6t, ~
have ths 1a9 received. from the
y, ies ~ bsAlaS our Eatl n.pOTthtlOn lot lFbh lSlS
IISy is Linsns, ahd Liel Celbre uahdE Ip g
ISntsl ~ pure Lnen We would respectfully inve pur.
e1i Snd e1aT a % detefnilhe ~ Stii
At less prices than can be purchased ia the eftS
Sply MEIkkELL & EN- ARiNGYN
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ODD FELLoWs' DIRECTORY

vIrEtuIus ledge Ne. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening Atths Hall, Market and Monroe
JoSEPu rOHsrrH, n. G.i B. n. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin lodge No. 13.-MeetS a. aboveevery
Monday evening TuOuAs AIoORuEAD, n. G.; W. r. Nc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

DfytS00dBs Varieties REJl Hll1l1 erT 690otlH. .
They kAFe lust received their Second IAN =
which, a1ded TO ihelr Stoe, vim gnsbe slr ~ rF
The
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q. 10 RROWN

" nGcles, JeSNCIry RiIVrrnnd 4.lnIeGi g .
Clocks GAc. a G.
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Powder! Powder!
MI REILLY has eonStsntly In gaSinE q good supply
1sAS DupSnte superior Rude, Sporting d cannItsfsi
both for rSck and coal, htlt Be win ssll other y
quantity OF single Paesse low q IS had IN te
RaF9ad sontEaeors and ohers usng large quantities.
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INSURE YoUR- "a oPERTY

'hhe Asy ne h1nFS 81 Osb nnti EtlGs 60sNFnNce
,,ptr q SM l, PnIY Sf ~ bn re, Vsl.
II janas aap P1s Losses; %a; 4. q EsElI5Ys M,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18
From the Philadelphia North American.
Printers Asylum.

For some time past the members of the craft
typographical in this city have been agitating
proposition to establish an asylum for super
annuated printers, and the widows and or
phans of deceased printers Other institutions
of charitable aud benevolent character ap-
peal to the sympathies of so many classes as
easily to procure the means of support from a
liberal public. But one like this, devoted ex-
clusively to particular trade. might at first,
seem to be restricted in its quarry. Never
theless, all branches of the profession have
manifested so much interest in the project
and evinced SO general desire to contribute
in its aid, that we feel assured its success is
by no means impossible. 1t is gratifying to
find the employers of largest means and high
est standing leading in this praiseworthy move
ment, for it shows the spirit which prevails
among the members of the profession. They
seem to feel that in misfortune there is gen
uine democracy The decayed or unfortunate
employer is as apt to need relief as the Journey
men whom he was wont to give work to, and
the widows and orphans of the one must be
cared for like those of the other The Phil
adelphia Typog raphicai Society, at meeting
held last Saturday evening, approved of the
undertaking, and appointed the following COM
mittee to take the initiative in the matter -
jesse r. Ferguson, VIM. G. Kelley. T. X.
Collins, Il p. King. VIM. II Jones. Thomas
McKellar. James Montgomery, BENZ Mifiin,
Charles Brigham.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

NOne Stare is returned from Lancaster
county-ihe last of his class surviving in the
Commonwealth.
Upon the above aggregate, the Rcpresen-
tatives will be alrortioned in the ratio of one
to every 1916 taxables. and the Senators
(deducting PHILADELPHIA in the ratio of one
to every 1000 taxables. Philadelphia will
thus gain two Representatives, but lose, in
consequence of consolidation, one Senator,
under a provision of the Constitution, which
says that no city or county shall at any time
be entitled to more than four Senators AL
legheny aud Lancaster will each hold their
present representation of five memb bers each
Luzerne and Sehuylki'l will each gain one.
Of course, some other counties or districts
must lose what these counties gain.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

EE Rev. w. s. II. Keys, late edito, Of
the Tyrone Era, has been tried and copyiO. q.
ted by the Blair County Coustsof assault and
battery upon young girl at Tyrone, and
sentenced to three months confinement in the
county prison. He was also indicted for an
attempt to commit rape, but the jury returned
a verdict of not guilty. 1t was but a year
ago that he made himself notorious by bis
slanderous charges against clergymen not on
ly of his own but of other denominations, but,
we presume. he can now indulge in little
sympathy for the frailties of poor human ma
ture' He is an object of pity.
By the way, is it not remarkable fac,
that all these Angel Gabriers" turn out to
be the worst characters. The Monk Leaby
is now expiating the crime of murder IN
western penitentiary- Angel Gabriel"
Sr-. died in prison while atoning for his crimes
the imprisonments of Barker & Co., and
the universal reprobation in which they are
held, all denote something. The g Juniors"
have illustrious predecessor" in whose foot
steps to follow. Let them take warning
Huntingdon Globe
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18
Communication.
For the Democrat & Sent

For the Democrat 6 ,SentiueI.
MEssRs. EDIToRs About two weeks since
bill was read in the House of Representa-
tives, by our member, Mr. Smith, entitled
" An Act to create an additional Court in
Cambria County" 1t was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, and was subsequently
reported by that committee, with negative
comm, laton, which, presume, disposes
of the matter, at least during the present ses-
sion. l understand that the members of the
Johnstown Bar, and perhaps others, charge
that the members of the Ebensburg Bar, cxer-
ted themselves to procure the defeat Of the bill
referred to. This is entirely mistake
There is not a member of the Bar of this
place, who knew anything about the Bill,
until after it was read by Mr.. Smith, and all
that any one of them did, was merely to
write to Mr.. Smith for copy of it, in order
that it might be known what it contained.
Before, or about the time the letter reached
Harrisburg. the Committee had acted on it,
and as | stated, reported adversely. There
was 20 remor s rance sent from this place
against the passage of the bill, for the simple
reason, that no person here knew what its
provisions were, and of course could not.
with any degree of certainty, know what to
demonstrate against. I have recently seen
printed copy Of the Bill. and consider it
very lame and impotent affair. Such Bill
never could and never ought to pass the Leg
lsiature, either for this or any other county.
But, as it IS dead cock in the pit, it is use
less to pursue the subject. x.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

MILANo, who attempted to kill the anointed
King of Naples. suffered such horrid punish
ment in this world that he deserves at least as
pleasant hereafter as his royal tormentor
He was stripped. bound hand and foot, and
hung to a beam with his head downward he
was tormentcd in this position for two hours,
burning wisps of straw being held under his
head. He was also bound aud hung up by
the cars; and the ground beneath him was
covered with burning Goals, so that with his
bare feet he could not stand He was also
tortured witt alternate applications of cold and
boiling water, and his shoulder bones were
pulled out of joint with ropes tied to the arms.
Lastly. he was scourged, and those who saw
his naked body declare that the skin was
blackened, with green and yellow marks up
on it, hidcous To behold
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

Gov. JOHN BIGLER.-Tbe Harrisburg Key
stone of the 4th inst. says - After doing
yeoman's service in his native State, where he
happened to be on a visit, during the last
Presidential campaign, this distinguished
Democrat returned to the State of his adoption
where he was received with such evidence Of
earnest attachment and high personal regard
as show the utter groundlessness of the ru=
mors that were circulated here, prejudicial to-
hts standing in California. BY the papers
from that State, we are gratifed to observe.
that his reception was mcst cordial and en-
thusiastic A steamer was especially dispatch
ed from Sacramento. the place of residence,
to San Francisco, crowded with personal
friends to conduct him 10 his home Multi
tudes assembled at the wharf to greet him,
headed by the Mayor of the city. Addresses
were delivered, public entertainment given,
and every demonstration made, showing him
to be a popular favorite whose return occa-
stoned general gladness"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

CIRCUMNAvIGATING THE WoRLD.-Sena-
tors Seward. of New York, and Rusk, of Tex
as, will on the expiration of the session, start
on a nine months tour round the globe They
will pass across the Isthmus by Nicaragua
theme to California, thence to the Sandwich
Islands, (where Senator Seward will deliver
an agricultural address, thence to China,
and after passing through India and Asia Mi
nor, Egypt and possibly outhern Europe,
will sail through the Straits Of Gibraltar TO
the United States, so as to attend Congress in
the early part of next session
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18

solution, that the meeting held in Ebensburg.
on the 31st January, was composed Of g Know
Nothinge, Black Republicans and disappoin-
ted and reckless democrats" is simply ridicu-
lous. We say to the author of the address
and resolutions, that the meeting held in this
place, was the most harmonious assemblage of
the democracy, that has ever taken place in
Cambria county. Although q severe snow
storm occurred on the night previous to the
day of meeting. which rendered the roads al
most impossible, it did not prevent the un-
terrified democrats of the mountain, from
fcariessiy coming up to the work. Many of
the most active and efficient members of the
party were present at the meeting, and took
an active part in its proceedings We need
not refer to them by name. We also know
of more than score of the very best demo-
Gratis in the county, who were in town during
the week, who called upon US and stated, that
inasmuch as they could not possibly be pres
ent at the meeting, authorized the full use of
their names, for the purpose of promoting the
ni;-~ss for which is was called In wnrd
it was composed of leading democrats and old
line wings, who by their untiring efforts du-
ring the Presidential campaign, gave Cam
bria county, :" a local habitation and name;"
men, who aided and assisted in giving Buch-
anan and Breckenridge, the unprecedented
majority of 1915! over the combined vote of
the opposition, and by unanimous consent,
gained for our small but glorious county, the
proud appellation of '' The Star of the West :"
The meeting was neither controlled by know
Nothings," nor by Black Republicans p
The democracy of Cambria have buried both
these factions in the same political grave
Nor were there any " disappointed demo-
Gratis" present. The democracy of Cambria,
are not now and never were, remarkable for
'' a wild hunt after Office" Whether there
were any reckless" democrats present at the
meeting, we will leave their acts to decide
They are perfectly willing to assume the re-
sponsibility they have heretofore known
what was their duty, and have generally per-
formed it, to the entire satisfaction both of
themselves and the democracy of the State
Whenever they are assaulted. through their
Representative, whose course they endorse,
they will not tamely submit, but will return
blow for blow. They know their rights, and
knowing dare maintain them.