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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

TT s.h5.l Directors Of the townships Of
h. CesrGeII and Chest and Of the Borough
| F.stsprings are respectfully informed, that l
| be p:esent at the following times and places,
|. The purpose of examining Teachers:
fNF5u.n Timber, in White Township, On
Ily the 23.h day of September
3ss.. Augustine, in Clcarfeld Township. on
,girl,v 29th day Of September.
At Chest Springs Borough, on Saturday, the
5: day Of October.
~ ;bs Scno5l House on tho farm Of Richard
/. Prgulf.ct. n Chest Township, on Tuesday,
he 2lday of U-rcber-
Al Sc,o5I House. Eear Jacob Lnther's in Car
I township, on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF
.-.sHsr.
A.S,h,5l House, No. =. near Class, in Nun
- township, on Saturday the 18th day Of Oc-
-.
Tzs examinations viii commence at 10 o'clocb
|. Y Oh the days mentioned Applicants vii
.ss attend.
THOMAS \. MAGUIRE.
Co. Sup't. c. S.
c.. fath. ISG0.-f9-C-.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

les. yEWELRT E. SILVER WARE
) - - ND respectfully inform our friends,
W. .rd the public gereFaliy' tfat We nave
a store sad ot.gri .~D retail
=, Cash Prices, large and very choice
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER E.
8 SCI, q WARE, of every variety and style
J - ysosrr;ption of Diamond Vork and other
~! -7sde to order, at short notice GIAH
90, J, ..::,,-yaHted to be as represented
!. 9 'ss'.-Ps1ticular : attention given to the Re
J. y of watches and Jearelry. of every de-
7 STAUFFER & HARLEY,
" Ce2 Market Street, South side, Phila.
i; aS IS6Q.-2m.
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Stray Cow.

-,vF % he fesidence Of the subscriber, resi-
- Jackson township. Cambria county, on
,-- + September, II large dark red COW.
s-s wears Old, she has a white spot on
s--.eed. white belly and breast, a small
.r-De or her rurlp, white on her tail, near
-. one white spot on the inside Of each
..i-- .. the hough. slit in the right ear and
-,T s;ze horns. The owner IS requested t.
:. F-7-vlf1, r~1ve property, pay charges and
ls- svsv. otherwise she Will be disposed OF
JOSEPH FUNK.
-. oe 1850 -44-2ce
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
MANSiON HOUSE,
JOiENSTOwN, Pa.

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
old patrons of the above Hotel that. having re-
fitted and refurnished it thrnrc chout, they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
GA good Hack will be at the Railroad Sta
ton on the arrival Of every train, for the pur-
pose of carrying passengers, free Of charge to
the Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY. SlOO
The Stage for >omerset, and other points in
that direction departs from the Mansion House
every morning Sunday exceFted.)
METZGAR & co.
IobpSrovrr Nav y 1870 tF
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READ! READl! READ!!!
Cr;rn EIinris u,

Caro-, Illinois, Jaiy 23th. 1860.
MEssRs. JOHN WiLcox & Co.
Your e.Inpnctire" or '.Pcr5an Fever Charm,'
has done .wonders- was wholly desp9nient
and wretchcd whenI applied il, and in Ave hours
the chills were remOyei and Io fever has ensue-t
1t is the Simplest cure lima ginable. and wonder
of nature or art. l would nn. be without this
T. Innectine' single hour. By constantly wear
Ing il seem to be ',asue proof.''
Yours Very Truly.
l.. NJ. STOUT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
IaEBBTAEf 70 FAlHR8S
STOCK DEALERS &c.

TIE SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TIE CAM
RRIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIE-
TY WILL BE HELD AT EBENSBURG On
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY X FRIDAY
the 81. 4th and 9Th DAYS OF OCTOBER, 1850.
Ercsideat-JOHA THOMPSON, .ir-
ETce Presidents -DANIsI. J. MoRRELL. JoE,;
A BLAIR 1lk,s,agsrs-George j. kodgers. john
Fenlon, DR.. li,l Lowman, 4. hoPelIn. IL. G.
Devine Ireqsirer-J. c. Neon. SecTetdTg--
Robert a. M''oy.
AUCTI0N.-There viii be On ti;e seeeRd-day
of the Fair an Auction. giving all persons a
chance tn offer ANYTHING they may have. such as
Horses. Colts. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs or Aanuiac
tured Articles. The Auction will be held on
the Fair Ground.
The Annual Address will he delivered by
JOHN SCOTT. Esq. at 2 o'clock IN the after
10 of tie last day of the Exhibition
\ large and varied Premium List has been
prepared, and the Premiums. especially for Sock.
have been greatly increased. (see large bilis) ma
king it an object for those having good Stock to
bring it to the FAIR. The Managers assure
:he public that such improvements VIII be made
upon the arrangements IF the former Fairs a.
viii make this ny far the best one ever held by
the Society. and that such retrenchments viii be
made upon former exr endiWres as 10 insure the
prompt payment of all Premiums awarded i
good Band of Music has been engaged and will
be or the ground during the entire Exhibition.
Fees of dGEaiSsioR-Certificates OF Member
ship will issue at One D.Illar and Will aimIt to
the entire exhibition the member. his wife. and
all their children under twenty one years CT age.
Tickets good only for single admission Wi! is
sue at 25 cents. Children under 10 years of age
half price. Tickets god for the entire exhiOi-
ton Will be issued to apprentice boys and scr
want girls at 30 cents.
Stock dealers are invited to attend.
For General Regulations. Judges. Committees.
Premium Lists. &c. see LARGE BILLS.
Ebensburg, August 20, ls60.-4o-6t.
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JOU1 SEiARRAUGH,

Justice OF the Peace, summittville, Pa
A Ii BUSINESS INTRUSTED TO HIS
"a care VIII be promptly attended to. He will
aso act as uctionefr at Public Sales whenever
us services In that capacity are required.
April 2s, .s5s:24
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
AUDITORS EOTICE,

T Wn. Lennon ! In the Court Of Common
Us Pleas cf Cambria County.
d Se;tleucyer, No. 81 june Term 1850.
Neud. Expou-
Aaf now 18th Sept. 1860. on motion Of VIM.
r=-sl Esq. f 4 Shoemaker. Esq, appointed
H. 20 make distribution Of the proceeds of
g-.5.a.l1ss Kea. Estate sold OF above writ.
By the Court.
I--) Extract f n the Record.
.r s. Certified the IZt,. of Sept. 4. d. 1850
~ JOSEPH M'DONALD. Pro.
The above named Au,IitDr will attend t. the
= Is 5f said appointment, ct his Office in Ebens-
t--- m Tuesday the IG'H day Of October next
.ss'ri7ck. 2. n, when ami where all persons
ted may attend.
T. \. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Ser u. IS6O-43-4t.
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N TOWN.

HyUE undersigned beEs leave TO announces
Il 10 the citizens Of Ebensburg aud vicinity.
that he has opened Sadi.cry and Harness Man
ufactory. and that he will Manufacture and
ken constantly on hahd every 4, ticle N has lime
of husineSs. such as SADDLES, BRIDES.
UHLPS. 81 Articles manufactured cheap -
order He invites the public TO csll and exam
inc articles OF his manufacture, confident they
will command th- appreciation Of Competen:
Judges By manufacturing none but the best
of articles, and selling cheap, he hopes to melit
and receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country produce.
" b. All kinds Of HIDES taken u exchanE,
| for work.
John F. CoNSELL
/ Ebensburg. April -, lseo.-a
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on the
Ea.e 0fTlymas II. Porter, late of Washington
township, Cambria county, deceased. have been
g-.ctei by the Register Of the sand county, to
Valersgned notice is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims against said estate to present
them properly authenticated for settlement. and
those indebted are requested to make payment
without delay.
PAUL GEORGE, Admir-.
Hemlock, Sept II, ls60.-42-6J.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

This truly wonderful prernetice and eyre for
Fever and AEue and Bilious FeverS will be sent
by mail. post paid, on receipt Of one dollar. AIS,
for sale IT all respectable Druggists and CJuntry
Stores.
Principal Depot and Manufactory, 1873 Main
ST., Richmond. Va. Branch Office. Bank of
Commerce Builiing, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX x. co.
Sept. 5. 1860. TJuy 4.-ly. in
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IEo5iIe. alabama, july 28d, 1S60.

Ge7rtESfe7s.
have been snatched from the grave bv
the application of your wonderful '-inpectine, ,
o: Persian Fever Caarm." For several years
[ have suffered eTery season from fever ani ague
Last Spring my life was Threatened. but your
remedy has destroyed the disease, and ! am rap
idly gaining an appetite aud strength.
Respectfully. Yours,
d. y. BARRON.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

TGE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
mans Curt of Cambria County, - make dis
--i.l57 If the suuI = the bands rC tie AI-
.s.cr Of VIM. Gillian ,5r-, deed, hereby
-f5s III persons interested, that he Will at
.-s 70 the dutu;cs OF said apUHiCtmen', at his
=a II Eb=asburg 0u Thursday tie ;s-a OF O.
: next Il one C'c.ccE =. NJ, when ana where
- nay attend.
+ 4 SHQEHaKER, Auditor.
.--. % TS n-tC-4t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING g. SUMME Z

Just received, and for sale a; reduced prices.
iul. supply of Staple and Fancy Goods. consist
ing Of Cloths. Cassinlercs. SsttinettS, Jeans,
Tweeds, aud a large variety of other summer
wear for men and boys.
zoo pieces Of Prints. Ginghams- Lawns aGa
other Fancy Dress GoCis-
Brown and Bieached Musiins, Greeks ard
Fancy Shirtings Flauncls. Stella. Cashmere. and
ATerino ShaviS. Hnisery- Gloves. Notions.
MADE UP CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS 4ND SHOES, All Wool Carfetings.
Hemp and Cotton DO. ~ from 10 10 25 cents per
yard Floor Oil Cloths.
EENSWARE-STONE AND EARTHEN
WARE.
GROCERIES-DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HARDWARE AND CUTLETY.
Linsecd and Whale Oiis, Window Glass. Paints.
Na-nish and TuFpentine-
Fish. Salt Flour, Iron. Nails and Steel, MAJ. Il
l. and Hemp Ropes. Of different sizes. Cotta n
Yarus Carpet Chains &c. &c, all OF which n !
be sold at the reTy IOlcsst prices
+. HUGHES.
Ebensburs. Nav Q, Isee.-tf.
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Register and Recorder.

Register and Recorder.
DELIEVING that but very small portion
ID Of the citizens Of my native county are vii
ling to countenfnce fraud, deception. aud false
hood. on the part of avOwei enemies, and know
inc that they cannot. and will not. approve %
double dealing, treachery and base iugratitude
on the part Of pretended friends, / offer myself
as an Independent Candidate for the Office Of
Register and Recorder
If elected. all my Efforts VIII be directed 20
a faithful discharge Of the duties of the Office,
ROBERT II. CANAAN
Johnstown, july 25th, 1860.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY
T O r s A l. E.

THE undersigned offers for sale the portion Of
his FARM situate North Of the Ebcn>burg and
CreSS,n Rail Road, containing about 81 acres.
about 2S acres Of which cleared and well
fenced. The Ebensburg and Loretto Road and
the North Township Road cross the Rail Road
here. and there will be permanent Station II
will therefore be good place Tor an enterprising
business man t. opeE Store. Blacksmith shop.
&c The land also contains veins of IRON ORE.
COAL and FIRE CLAY. 1t will be disposed Of
on reasonable terms. Apply un the premises to
CHARLES BRADLEY.
Cambria township, Aug 10, lS5O--3S-tf-
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Szr. f9th, I8G0.-43-2w.
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School Notice

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Jodnstown, June Is, 1SGO.-ly.
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|eGst,
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E)iG7r-
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-09-26

The successful introduction and Of tis celebrated
Remedy has been the sigma! for literal Good u compounds
called Bilters" oerei various FORMS from quSrt
bottle gallon k-. until this word BtteEs J. bur
another for Eog vIllaa5Gs Whskey mix
ture.
the really great relief derived from the minute dose,
teaSlBoonfui. . medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

words in oil these seven reasons, leaving Of only
come sUpersbupdaDce Of dcton which character
ICES tho elegant aud eloquent stJ le of our cosempO-
TaTy.
But there are twenty-five reasons yet to look
for. Let % look for them. The task 10 as pleas
ant TO the ineeno Us as TO the ingenious mind
That he has always conquered his enemies, is
another reason why the Judge should be President
We are lot quite sure Of The force Of this, as 1t
might, if acknow lodged be used against the party
should that other American giant, Mr.. Heenan, DO
the candidate of faction in 1864. But The Ncrs
makes 1t the Gfth of it, thrtytwO reasons that he
has always conquered his enemies. We read on
only to No 10, and from generals we come to par
tculaTs, and learn that another reason why the
man who always conquered his enemies, should be
President is, that two years ago he t'iumphcd over
one Of them in a very hard political contest. Are
we 10 conclude that the grester does not include
The lees in Democratic mathematics 80 seems;
IOr. as We have these two reasons on the Judges
proves in political conflict so presently we have
a third, and that third is--he never was
beaten in any political contest Thas are ten, or
nearly two-tbirds of the reasons, disposed Of The
only objection to them is that the whole ten are in
reality only two, and that one of the two is no
more reason for Judge Douglas being President
than it is for bis entering himself for four.mile
heat against Flora Temple.
The other twenty reasons it is hardly worth
while to examine. One of them is q compliment
to Mrs. Douglas for her fitness as Presidents
consort which we have no disposition to question,
as it is not at this moment convenient to turn to
that section of the Constitution which treats of
the qualifications requisite in a Presidents wife,
" to grace the White House AZ the Nations iayo.
"rte." Another is that Mr.. Douglas will protect
American industry an assertion quite as true as
the sd reason given is conclusive, namely; that
"he is the peoples choice for the Presidency"
Should The NenS print the list again, our advice
to it IS to put this last reason first, and leave the
other thirty one ont; for if he be the peoPesehoce
we 90 nOt see tbat there nesd be any other reason
given for choosing him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
THE MKT CONGRESS-.

Thus far, ten Members Of the next House have
been chosen from Free Sratss, and the Republicans
have elected exactly that number-lOsing logon
by handful of votes in OEegos, but making his
place good by returning Frank Blair from his
souri,. Col. Rollins, from the same State, il Bell
man, but received every Republican vote in his
District and will certainly eyince no factiOus hos
tility TO the Administration that is to be.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, elect their
Members on the second Tuesday of October; as,
we believe, does Minnesota. All these States did
50 [wen at their last Election of Members that we
can hardly expect them to improve upon that re-
suit this year. There viii be changes either way,
but We shall gladly record an average result IN
those States equal 10 the last.
After these, no Free State chooses Members oi
Congress until Nov. 9Th, when Massachusetts,
New-York, New-Jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin, IL
linois, Iowa, California, and Delaware, will utter
their voices, and We hope to gain in nearly all OF
them. Their returns viii decide the complexion
Of the new House.
We cannot cease to protest against o0e aspect Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
W here is the rope ?

We are informed BY Recorder Barnard, 10 70.
gard to the case Of Thomas J. Muuday, that Nun
days plea Of guilty was made, not in priVa q, a.
has been stated but publicly in Court, in the pres
ence Of Mr.. Sedgwick, Assistant District Attorney,
Of John Sparks, Deputy Clerk of the Court be-
side of large audience; that the Gaze has never
since been called up before hin BY the ID strict
Attorney; and th.t the only reason why Mandsy
has not yet been senencedisthat be (the RecOrdsr)
has not been upon the beach at any time ahea
sentences are usually pronounced; AMI that on tie
first proper occasion, which WILDE in the approach
ipg October Term of the Court, Munday wdl re-
ceve due punishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

We are authorized to state that the name OF Gen.
Scott was used by the managers Of the Fusion
Meeting, on Monday without bis consent. Gen.
Scott will not allow his name to be employed for
any party purposes whatever.
The name of Mr. S. Il. Althause was included in
the same list of ce-Prrsioents withou. any
authority. Mr.. A. is for Lincoln and Hsmlin.
MIR. B. II. Field wrote to the Committee Of
Arrap gements beforehand, refusing to allow bis
name to be used rs one Of the Vice Presidentsi it
was 80 used notwithstanding.
Mr. Gardiner Spring jr., was also appointed 8
Vice Pres deDt without his consent; ne is for
Lincoln ard Hsmlin.
Mr. Jacob L. Dodge of No. IOl West Thirty
eighth street, writes letter to cay that the use
of his name as one of the Secretaries of This meet
ing was unauthorized. He is also for LiGcolo and
Hamlin.
What must have been the real character Of
this meeting, when 20 many of its officers were
Republicans whose names were appropriated for
the occasion, without any warrant whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

The Douglas has been becbing hemp in alm.ss
every speech during his mo her hunt O. for
Jackson 10 hang AboitiOtsts aud srcessioui.ts a.
one rope See bis barbecue, OK. Jones's Wood
speech, when he was hunting WITH John ,on. vs.o
each spoke for either. But the Douglas mot With
standing wishes to hang job son. for johnson b..
longs to the Sect ssionsts and Douglas think. thu,
all should swing We will give maternal steob,.
the proof Of that uniraterns truth. tn, Na,h-
r1ls Union of the 9TH inst. quotes letter fcom n
V. johnson, dated MilIedgevilet Georgia, An, 70
1851 to Committee inviting bin to b.rbsous
given there 10 Mr.. Robert Mcail en-, Geor,.
States X ght Congressional candidate. In tAs
course of this letter, smoog much similar matter.
gre the following sentences:
Whoever observes the Signs Of the times eanno. ia % "A.
that the light Of secession sill probably At no distant Day ua.
he form and suitUde practical iGporscce. Cen GO
obtain shelter the broad ,bied Of the Consuoa u,
All these npotent PACK thread 70 restrain
nd fsnscsl me ody. The right Of secession be
maintained"
Where il the rope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

We commend TO conservative men especially the
lucid and powerful speech which Mr. DAYTON de-
liyered at the Cooper Destitute last evening 1t
will be found on another page Of this paper; and
we are sure that no person not governed by mere
prejudice and passion can peruse it without assent
ing to Mr. DaytOn's position that the true party OF
the Union aud Constitution is the Republican
party. In these days Of yenalty and confusion,
this speech is peculiarly appropriate. 1t shows
that the union of the Opposition to put down the
corruption, misrule and agitation which the Dem
ccratic party have fastened upon the country, is
eaectually accomplished by the Republican plat
form and the Republican candidates, AID that only
factious purposes are TO be subserved by holding
aloof from such union. This speech ought to be
widely disseminated, and we this morning give it
the benefit of circulation of seine forty FIVE
Thousand copies. 1t is very able and very
timely exposition of the issueS.of the campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

The Republican County Convention Of Kings yes
terday placed strong ticket before the people.
Mr.. Anthony +. Campbell, the candidate for
Sheriff, is a well known surveyor, and deservedy
popular man. Messrs. Jacob c. Dey and VIM.
NJ. Muchmore are the candidates for Superiotend
ents Of the Poor. VIM. II. HOyt Of Elatiands, the
nominee for Justice of the Sessions, and Mes,rs.
A. S. Ryd der of Gravesend and Rem. X. Hegeman
of Flatlands the candidates for COrOBers. With
the Democracy divided, our triebde in Kiugs
County have fair prospect Of electiog their candi
dates; at all events they have nominated ticket
that deserves 10 succeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Now. York.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
uIrI,ANC BRYANT JAMES o. PUTNAM.
Ditrict:
t.,,. A Rrxo II. AFII,H BsCSwtrB.
a v,,,.,ons " FIskK 10. .UENEN CHCRCHiLI.
y ,xr,yv C,vEIG,S ~. .JANE. r. ALLABRN.
I,y-sVptty 90. .BBNJ. n. HuSr1SGroN,
, s,r7.,,,-Np K,ryV.Ny. 2l..SHERaAs D. PHRLFs-
$ EyYprptcI KApP. 70. JOIN J. FoOTE.
= WAsHINGTOS SsITs 25..HltAs DEWEY
Q wrr.v A D.ptiSG R..JANEs L. VOORHEES,.
WILLIAM H. RoBBRTsoN. &..NIILIN NAS mARrSt'
90 GRIER D.. .JoHE r. SKELRI.
U''ofoh"f u. 2T. FRANK l.. JOKES.
II ''huFus n ~. a. ''VEs s. WADswOKrH.
Is. john T. WINSTON. 80 Ezra d. Pan
a. JACOB H. Ten EYCK 80. .CHAEL Is c. PARSrr.
15N Fosov sspLpOS 81. ELSA s. WHALRs.
Is .RogEsr 5. Hale. ~. JOHN GBKIsER, JE.
Jj..JANEs PARKER.
For 'fOlsrnGr' "
FOr Iiestsgdnt CiorCJHor CAMPBELL
For Canal Con ,Assion SAMUEL II. BARNES.
For Inspector IF STATE Prisons.....JAMES r. BATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

The race of ticket swiodl6rs was yesterday alb.
breyated by the conviction of the notorious Henry
Snithurst of grand larceny. lie will, DO doubt,
soon have the pleasure of meeting his old friend
and colleague, Frank Fowler, within the classic
walls Of Sing Sug. Under the vigorous action of
the Metropolitan Police, the hapies who prey
upon emigrants aud travelling strangers are grow
il g few and very far between.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

WILLIAM A. WHEELER Of FRANKLIN County
was esteIday nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans of the XVIII District Of our Siate con-
OF sing the Counties of Franklin, Clint IN and
Essex. He has served with ability and integ ity in
the Senate and Assembly, is deseryedly popular.
and will be elected by q rOusing majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
To Advertiser,

Owing TO the recent great increase In the circulation
TIE DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of putting the first
Of the paper press OF early hour We are compelled
awe notice friends that hereafter all advertisements
must bo handed in before o'clock In the evening with the eth
gle exception Of those intended for insertion among Business
Notices the fourth page Of the papsr That class OF sove
viii De received until late hour but others can 30
tale Nara oll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

The Republican Primary Elections take place
this evening, Let US eDtreat the Republican, of
this city to send to their nominating Convent ne
delegates who deserve the confidence of honest
men. See to it that no unworthy candidates ere
foisted upon us, and shall then go into the con-
test hoping and deserving TO succeed.