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K-1I Il TIE NEW CARMlSA sACKA. by j. Mason
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

We sincerely bcpe the Democracy iu every
Congressional District in the State, viii labor
gealously for the regular nomiGeess of the
party for this important position. In this
district, if proper care IS used in placing in
nonination an available candidate, we can go
into The contest confident of success. We
have not the right, nor have we any desire
TO dictate TO the Democracy OF the district,
who their standard bearer should be; but we
feel warranted in saying, that we firmly pc
lieve that Cyrus L. Pershing, of Joh.stown,
is tho lnan for the occasion: and we can saw
further, that this is tho unan. nous sentiment
of the Democracy o. Cambria Mr. Pershing
is man Of superior talents, undoubted III
t,grity' api his Democracy has ever been un-
questioned, As popular and eloquent pub
!c sr,eakcr, he has few superiors in the State.
de is always sure to make friends wherever
he goes it is impossible to, know and not
esteem him. We sincerely hope he will be
the nominee of the district conference.
With regard to cur county ticket, its cleo
ton by an overwhelming majority is certain
The opposition 90 not even pretend to enter
tain the faintest hope of electing the ticket,
which their county Convention recently pla-
ced in nomination The Democracy of Cam
tria are now firmly united and will on the Sec
ond Tuesday of next October, present al un-
broken front to the enemy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25
TIE OCTOBER ELECTION.

Notwithstanding the unsuccessful result of
the efforts of a number Of aspiring politicians
to unite the discordant clements which compose
the Opposition n support of State ticket, the
Democracy shouIa not rest on their oars con-
hdent of success. An eliGrt rill certainly be
made to defeat our nominee ror Supreme
Judge, Hon. William A Porter. The ipdi-
cations at the present time are, that Judge
Head, the opposition candidate, will receive
the united vote Of the Republican and Know
Nothing parties in almost every county in the
State. However. they may wrangle on other
issues, they seem disposed to support Judge
Read aud oppose Judge Porter. We do not
publish this for the purpose of creating a
panic in the Democratic ranks, but for the
purpose of arousing the Democracy to action
The price of Liberty is eternal vigilance, and
10 be for1wsrned is to be fcrearmed. Judge
Porter Is popular candidate, and if the De-
'noeracy are active and vigilant in his behalf,
from nov until the second Tuesday of next
October, his election by a large majority is
certain.
A Know Nethiag and Black Republican
triumph in this State next fall, might be pro-
ductive of very disastrous results for the
Democratic party and the country Penn
sylvania was never better entitled TO The ap-
pellation OF Keystone of the Federal Arch,
than at the present time In 1856, when
Black Republicanism swept almost the entire
North like tornado, Pennsylvania became
80 the Democracy, almost like the fierv Mount
to the Gebhers whore they made their last
sssad in defence Of Ere 2dc'u, and the Alta of
the dei:y they wOrshipped. IIsp'y the ranks Of
Democracy then contained no tra itor willing
to blight their counscls with his treason, and
bctray them to the enemy. 1t is true, Indi-
ana, Illinoi. and New Jersey, remained ar
rayed under the standard of Democracy, but
there can be no doubt, that the result Of the
October election III Pennsylvania, contributed
not a little towards bringing aboHt that graf
flying result. Our noble old Common wealth
consequently being the great stumbling block
10 the way of the advocates of sectioualism,
IN their efforts to obtain the entire mastery
OF the North, they are not disposed to allow
any opportunity for defeating her Democracy,
which alforia tao slightest hope for success to
pass unimproved II defeated next October,
the Democracy would probably encounter not
a little difficulty in rallying for the great
contest in 1860
There Is also another matter which de-
mauis the serious attention of the pua,ocrs-
ey-,hc election Of members Of Congress
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25
From y asLings1p.

NAsuINGToS, August - -! :. = : rrr.
able that our government viii agre. % :.
Cass lIerrau treaty ss a'n ndsd py "
Grenada. Gcu. Jegc5, states tu4t be /.
come here with extraordinary powers -
act in conjunction with Iri>s4ri, his gy7..
mcnt being apprchensiye.lhas the latter 7l..
Got be officially received until ez- .-sa.-
worc made concerning the coHjuc; .. W.
ragua, Of which our government cau.
He represents that he has full su.-oa:g
make due rePasa!ioG OF apology AID a Il
range the treaty.
The receipts into the treasury duri-. d
last week. amounted ~ nearly Sg,Gita
making tie entire amount on dcp9>i,s El
teen millions, ten an& third o. Bli.- !. 4
New lork- The receipts apar. !r.,ni iae =
ments on account OF the len miiljons lu
were over million, and an iae,eas- u. -.
600 over those ot the praviaas week
Secretary Cass lcfc this afternoon fsr )
ningtou, t. hc present /, Is sajl It sac hi
riaGe q lis daughter with >ir. Yan I.;agl,
Minister from the Netherlands.
The Postmaster General and his iau
have taken a temporary residence al
country seat Of gen. Naibr!dgc.
Attorney General Black cont Il plated Is
ing this city tomorrow, FOX Peunsylyai.s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25
NOT APPRECIATED
We HAVE frequently he ard il sal

We HAVE frequently he ard it said, that it
lie ottea the fate Of great men never to be ap-
preciated by their fellow-citizens. Notwith-
standing their exalted abilities, they live and
die in obscurity, and 60 down to their graves
unweEt, uIlnonored and unsung The editors
OF the .Iohnstown Tribune, appear to enter-
tain apprehensions, that George S King,
ESD, belongs to- this unfortunate class of
great men. According to cur Johnstown
neighbors, he is man possessed of abilities
of a high order, controlled and regulated by
sound practical comm on sense; his opinions
are founded on reason, and his sympathies
enlightened in short, justice, necessity and
policy pointed to him as the man to lead the
hosts of the opposition on to certain victory
in this Congressional district rext fall. But
the opposition County Convention thought
| otherwise, They neglected the embryo states
| maD, who dwelt in, their midst, and declared
in favor of gentleman who never had .
local habitation and name on the soil of
little Cambria Who will deny after this,
that Republicans, Black Republicans we
mean, are ungrateful. Our friend A kope-
lin, Esq also affords striking proof that
great men are often unappreciated. Howev-
er, he has Doubtless immortalized himself.
Finding that he could not make point, and
secure a seat in Congress, he hero ically join
cd the blessed army of the martyrs His
letter 20 the opposition County Convention,
will doubtless be as immortal as the american
language, and his example burning and
shining light to broken down politicians for
ages to come. If we may credit the kno,cing
ones, Hon Samuel CALVIN of Blair county,
is likely TO be recognized as the great man of
the opposition in this district But even he
will not be properly appreciated by a major
ity of the voters of the district If nomina-
ted his defeat is certain
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25
Arrival of the stemsb;n hrabio 9

Arrival OF the steamship Arabia, fgon ?
New YORK, August 20.-TIt IS', =
steamship Arabia arrived this mo-: Ial.
early hour '"as
!. Tho regular packages Of par.
missing and are supposed to have 5:sa 5
during toe collision with the Euror. o.a'
being transferred 10 the latter -; p q
no papers later than Friday mornips , -..' ::
inst. N~-
The British frigaie Aegmep,ron
Folentia on the morning oe tic 5,b G,'"
the successful laying of the calso .,-' ,.'>'
telegraph shares ia one dav frs,n S.5 S.t' ?
$40 pounds. o'y r
The Evening Express SAYS 10,
general satisfaction felt a. lIe -. - ,~,'
shares have risen to 500 pounds 80 go
but sellers demand l .0OG pounds -'I '':'i
800 pounds Is reported. 4a-
The Liverpool papers contain tls.r
dispatch: '''' '''.'s'1
V4LrsrrA aug ,s 5.-Tbo Assmeg,,.. .
rived to, o,day. Tho Niagara is +, ,--;+.-; IT,;
and there are good signals Letvs'- 1',,''.i ! L;
ships \ breach of coagirpf., - "a. '-r ia
the cable on the cycuing of tn? 9sr,, 9,.1.',a ,
Niagara and the Aga...ela.53 80 ,',-' I
eCin Pm :" "1,I lrS 0eta"' which lasted an l.
. ana q h:": me = sIhi' ninon vas s,sr..
1 anu ~ ''ydI3 fI; nePa.Lea. ,hoogh oot ua,
hofes = i''i'l"g % 10 he cate la s.
'0anuIhsI a. m,5 .l- ao.,
va 1 'i"'9 tue QUIZ ait.' tie Ageaer--,
ehcou't-Ieo !, q gaze against witch lie ,l-..-
uud'l Iuii SItan' c"uIu hardly iHaEc / e.. fr.,
ne 'nfte succeeding GAYS lie gaze c.l..-..
"i'h 'iG!cIt S4ua-s' the sea runn!uS :r.a.-
consiy Hlsn' "uu 10 oTe expecting ile ID.
~ Goi" ,'oii 0"e nh I,.e / aag,e,r e
" edDesaay the W'a'i'T 'rs'5r5',t. ;as :,
70" water was gaAe4- All ! v'nr arl. a
The aSamtiDHcn anchored IL i'"gl2s Bss
Inc "eiaiaG EaTers ~;atr 'A'; Il. ~,
f-engiano uis't 10 b-.;n .s 30 a.Ta, q 4.
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A Telegraphic Message from England

New YoRK, Aug 20.-Mr Field sent a
message to England on Wednesday, and to-
day received the following reply:
VALENrIA BAY, Ireland, Aug. l9.-The
Directors have just met; they congratulate
you on your success. The Agamemnon ar
rived at Valentia at six o'clock on the morn
ing of Thursday, the 5th. We are just on
the point of chartering ship to lay the shore
ends; 10 time viii be lost in sending it out
Please write me fully about the tariff and
other working arrangements.
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The Atlantic Cable Works We'll.

CARyoNEAR, n I August 20.-The ca:
bic is working beautifully. y Mckay. the
Superintendent of The Newfoundland lines,
gent a very explicit message to-day from
Cyrus Station to Mr. NJ. G. Iver, the Agent
of the Cupard line of steamers, at Liverpool
respecting the disaster which occurred to the
steamer Europa,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

4 Lucky NEwsBoY j obnny Downcy, a
boy who sells papers at the Cortlandt street
Hotel, New York, has come into the posses
sion of $500 on the recent race at Goodwood
Park in England. John sold copies enough
of ''Porter's Spirit t. entitle him TO a share
in the sweep stakes offered by the proprietors
of ''Portcr's Spirit" and .Iohn was lucky
enough to draw ''Saunterer.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE

THOMAS MCCONNELL, Esq. CT SummerLi
Chairman.
Allegheny, James NcGough.
Biacklick, Joseph Mardis
Cambria, Thomas O'Ccuncl,
Carroll, John Buck,
Carrolltown. Henry Seaman,
Chest, Washington Douglass.
Chest Springs, Montgomery Doug!ass,
Cleariied, Edward K. Donigan,
Conemaugh, David Williams.
COnemaugh Borough, John Brawlov,
Croyle, Vim. Muudy.
Ebensburg, 7 ?. F,nlon.
Gallitzin, John Trainer,
Johnstown--
First Ward, 7. ], Barnes.
sccond g G.. Nelson Smith,
Third a 4. L. Hcyer.
Fourth :. Nathan ". Horton.
LoTotto, James O'Donncl,
Munster, John Thomas,
Richland. George Orris,
Summityille, James ". Condor,
Susquehannah, Charles Weskland,
Washington. Joseph BUrgoop,
Taylor, George kurtz,
White, George Walters,
IOder, D. 3. CGalncr.
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THINK or HoME.-Thn HUSBAND WV = :,
his moments of relaxation from the CA,.' 4, !:
business, allows his thoughts to revert y n ),
family circle, is IN j measure safe HuI T o.
trials and temptations of the world. W. W.;
gret to believe that there are few nuss-. -s,
who give a practical turn TO such tnSu5
else there would be Grover BAKER - g.
Machine found in every well reggl'tel. -. -
ly. None but those who have expert, r.,,r
the benefits conferred by the use Of u-,, ....
& Baker Machine, can realize It's ad'@g, !;
Offices of exhibition aud sale +9o b,r D'',
way, New York; Is Summer street. D.
and 730 Chestnut street. PhiladeIPhl"'
SATISFACTORILY Settled The de,i
fiom Mr.. De Sanity, at Trinity Bay 81, Sa',, ,,
torily settles th1 question" ifo' 'O-y :
the Queens Message on the Journey ae.ya -,
cabLe?" Mr.. De Sanity says 1t was tyD~ {, ....
ccd yesterday (Monday,) so that al :. -
cious that it occupied longer time -
ing across, are entirely dissipated'
sea- Mrs. Estelle Anna Lewis, the pei ;,
sails in the -4rago for Europe on Sac = n
the 2lst inst She has been cngagtu :; an
of our leading publishing houses t' Ii'a;ta Hi
work. and has taken many letters 10 -
guished persons to enable Der 70 CO.
7 her design
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RESIGNATION of CYRUS w. Field.

New YonK, August 20.-Mr. Field per-
sists i'll his resignation of the active manage
ment of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
owing to the Impaired state Of his health and
the pressure of his private business, notwith-
standing the opposition expressed by the
stockholders here
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

TIE WEATHER IN CUBA.-A para graph
from the Sagua la Grande Hcja re-published
in the Diario os the 9th instant, says. The
heat is excessive, the drought iatolera5le, the
ennui extreme, and the mouotony the same
as ever; but on the other baud, the sickness
remains stationary, or without notable in
crease, in spite of all the causes which favor
it-and sugars bring cook price This is
the sum total of our news"
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Three Persons Drowned.

CHICAGO, August 20.-During liz =.
on Wednesday, a-6shing beat with eigh- q
ses on board, was capsized on the lake, St
miles from Milwaukee. Three persons,
OF whom were named c rnelius Myer !
Frederick Lessing, were drowned The
ance were rescued BY the steamer Trare-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

EvANsyILLS, August 20-Th0 s'e'T
Black Hawk, bound from Mount CsTHe.
this place, struck a snag opposite Mount " "
non and sunk in l 3 feet OF water. Che D
a full cargo of Flour and Corn. Tie I
and cargo are considered total loss j
amount insured Is not asccFtalEed.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

ZANEsvILLE. August 20-Col. Go
Manypenny, Ex- Commissioner Of I0eiaA
fairs, was nominated for CongIcss By
Democrats of the 10th Distaict.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-25

Es The Hon. Caleb Gushing has accepted
the invitation OF the United States Agricul-
tural Society to address them at Richmond
IN The o5tl Of October
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30

LAHsD! LARD!!
q BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low, l
~ TERRESs & BIOS,
RuGI5 - Broad Street.
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A4IMAhLA AT tLAA8EGl.
OnssquaFs one year, s3Ezch additional square. So
advertisers exceeding she space eonsrRssea
fors viii be charged Tor tho excess.
IH THE WEEKLY
Or potata per baaEsfor me arst, aud TTT cETs r ec
sudsequent inEaTtion-
Advertisements prahei IN b IA q Dsy end Beekly, Hnl
Be charged the full daily rates With aneh ne weekly nts
nsdei.
7Fgssisf asuriisssns' ass tipsid for af ~ ss sf
TO C0rrespondents.
It viii great deal Ok unnecessary honble our
friends, in writing 10 viii hr IN alni the following rles.
AEays give the date, post oe county and STATE n De by
oi yourletser.
both Offices IN fall.
II you ri-e bushes Snd on otrattesui e separate
sheets Of paper, or ii Ierent leaves of ere shset
Letters and ourncoEs solicited a sch facts and
subjects may BE- Of nfoaiinr interest 70 the putc.
Anonymous communicat5ns q wa rcsive
noattentou.
Correspondents should Hte olly upon one AIDE o. ne paper
Necaunot undertake return eced co11uuiclena-
All etters business shoud be dreetes % Aesrs 3 Q
EAsTAN Co, and nos personally = either of e Rrurrs
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OtHEmICALS &C., dc., surychnine. Marphia, Qul-
nine guh Cinchonia, Laciucarium, Eaieriun ChoEoo,
Eer Acid Nitrate Meeurg, Wallets Mass Ca Potash, DouO
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Ictras Of Iron Acid Iodd Lead salacins 8odd Poas
~ zd Silver Atropi Eertria Iodine. odh Fon Nitrate Of
fiIr Iod SULPHUR Naerinae Iron, Iodd Mercury Ammo
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30

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