LIST of PBExxnms
Awarded by the Cambria County Agricul
tural Society, at the third annual Fair, held
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in x.D?nsDurg, on eanesuay, Aouraaay and
Friday, tho 7th, 8th and 9th days of Oeto-
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H. C. DEVINE Editor and Proprietor.
C. D. MURRAY, Assistant Editorl
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Majorily for W in. R I'iicker Tliiricen Hundred mid Thirty-Seven ! !
CAMBRIA EBECT ! !
Fsiilnre of the Firm of
David Wilmot, & Co.
The Democracj of Cambria' achiered a
Yietory je6terdaj of which they may well be
proud. They not otly rolld up an old fash
ioned Democratic majority for Packer and the
reit of the State ticket, bat iq spito of all the
effort of the disorganize! a ihry also succeeded
in electing tho entire county ticket by band
some majorities. George N. Smith has been
nobly sustained by his constituents. We ask
that officious intermeddling demagogue,' G.
W. Bowman, to csarnino the official returns
far Assembly in this county, confident that
When he has dono so, ha will hang his head
in shame, if he is not absolutely impervious
to that emotion. Tho struggle is now over,
and we ask who has been sustained? George Chest - - -
W. TWman or Geor?e N Smith ? The Conemaueh No. 1
i .. ' r : i. Conemaueh No. 3
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guage not easuy imsunaersiooa. Ebcnsbun: - -
NVm. r. l'actcr our canauate ior uovern- Jackson
cr, is elected by about 30, COO of a majority Johnstown -
ntir Wllmnt tho wonlr hea4 Candidate. 1 Loretto - -
rrv i t it.t ;Vof ; l.fn I Manster
. , .. , , Richland
rve uare also sccurea doiu Drancuca 01 iqc Summerhill No. 1
Lcgia'ature by large majorities. Ihe J)e- Summerhill No. 2
juoeracy of lilair county have elected Dr. J Summitvillo -OJ.rUtir
K!r unrllfUtn for Assemblv br about Susquehanna -
HI nfm tninril. TllIB 5 TietOrV ofwhieh ! - - - -
w -j v ---- - " Washington
our neighbors may well be proud. The vote yjjitg . .
in tho State'was small and will probably fall Galitzln - -
50 COO short of that east at the presidential
contest last fall.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Governor.
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Agricultural Fair
The third annual exhibition of tho Cambria
couuty Agricultural Society, opened on last
Weddislay and closed on Friday evening.
The attendanco during the first day was
small, and fears were entertained that the
I'air would prove a failure : but the attend-
ance during the two next dayi was very large,
and wc can, truly say that tho exhibition was
one of which the people of Cambria might
wfcll be proud
The exhibition of Horses and Horned Cat-
William F Tacker, 2379
James Tho
son. 180
men
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-David Wi L5i OT, 1042 hic Ilizleluirst, 165 Nimrod Strickland, 2312 William Millward. 997 -John F. Li'mlmnan, 162-
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William Strong. 2359-
"kkch, 999 Jasper JJ, Brady, 163 tenb Broom, 163 George N. niilli, 2035 William 1'almkh. 1397 Michael Has-
bomnson. 2359 Joskph J. Lkwij, 999 Jamrs
2 Georok C. K. Zaiim, 1715 Geonro J. Rodecrs, 2338 Richahd II. Ti por, Dil John lirarcr, 2212, David O'ilnrra, 2U61 Kcs J. Lloyd. 2166 For First Amend-
t, 1048 Against First Amendment, 169 For Second Amendment, 1124 Against Socond Amondmcnt, 1220 For Third Amendment, 956 Agaiust Third Amendment, 166
Fourth Amendment, 950 Against Fourth Amendment, 171. Eovauo llotEiiTs had IS votes for County Coir.missionor in Susquflauna township.
Democrats iu Roman, llErruLiCA:s is Small Capitals, and KiuHC-XotJiings in Italics.
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From the above official vote it will be seen that Fer' majority in
tie wai excellent, and we believe all m atten- I amhlli) . 1 B OVPl WW'&fmfit SlT9tfi I 1 7 O Vftl HOT 1 WW 'i i fit 1111 Ffii.-Sfim
tdance were willing to admit, that Cambria is . -a -u jGtfTfc it '
better adapted for the rearing of good draught hu vst. Tins maioi'itv is on a vote less by 1173 than was Dolled iiitlie
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There ;as a large stock of Poultry on exhil county at tlie Presidential Election. The majority for Gen. JRackcr may
Lition, which wc arc confident could not be w ... ,r. ,1 t A- '' , 1 41 i lu 4r Z 4- i -K
beat for siief beauty and crowing, this side WC ICgUlUCU clS ti ICl UilU HC tlllESCV lllcL piciS iiaiiULPi-Jlcl lil
of Texas.
ted not
pies, Feaches, Turnips, Potatoes, Grain, &e..
was quite creditable, aud proved conclusively
that this is emphatically an Agricultural Re
gion. Tho Ladies' Department was well rep
resented. The display of needlework, con
sisting of (juilts, lum broideries, &c, was
larco. and well calculated to show that the
CLASS KO. 1 UOKIKA.
Best stallion, John A. Blair, 05,00
2d " Daniel D. Kvans, - S.U0
Best gelding, heavy draught, John Q.
Jones 5, CO
2d . " Saiul. Wtaklaod 2.00
Beat gelding,. light draft, .David ,
Evans,; v 8.00
2d do do Eri Biekfofi. 2,00
Best Mare, heavy draft, Richard Bcn--
net,'?-; - - - r. 2,00
2d. I i ' do ' '!. v Owea UoVettn il.Oy
Best pair heavy, draught mares, Sawoel
O'Harra ... .: 2.00
2d do do Wm. D.Pryo, 1,00
Best mare, light" draft, Montgomery
' Douglass, i v --' - -v 2.C0
2d - d.i V do William Williams;? 1 ,W
There were alo very fiue marcs "'xbibiied
by James C. Murray, .Richard Bumford and
John Canny. ' '.'
Best pair twin iiiarira.CLaa. Cunway 2,00
Best stallion between 2 and 3 years old, ,
jCl'.ia RolUii, . . ... 5.00
2d do Henry Topper 2,Vtf
Francis Shoemaker also exhibited a very
fine 2 year old stallion, .' ' Diplom
Bost 2 year colt heavy draft! Thomas 'j r
O'Conutll, - ? , ' ' 2.)0
21 do David Powell V 1,VU
Beat '2 year colt, light draught, RUaiard '
Gittaus, . 2 00
2d do Ebenezer , Davis l.(K
Bc6t 1 year old eolt, Jamta Murray, 2,00
2d ' do Elward Sluemkrr. ljOU
Best colt under 1 year, Johu-'lSvans
(Smith) . ... -.gj
2d do Kvan Lloyd "! ,1.00
There was Io, exhibited by Ed. Shjoeiua
makcr, a very fine colt of exerllent pedigree.
Best pair match horses, John B Miller 4.UU
2d do Reea S Tloyd . 2,00
Johnston Moore & Son and Geo. M. Rid
dle lo exhibited verv vood match hortm i
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Best pair mules, Able Lloyd, ";4,00
Bet-t ruftkinf hore, T, l MKre, J 6,00
' trotting horse, Geo. J. Redgers.' ,5.00
lid J. Alex. Moore,...'. 2,50
Best trotting horfe under 3 years old, :
Win. D. Davis. -i i -- - 2,tQ
Anthony Conrad exhibited a very good
trotting horse aud is entitled to a ' Diploma.
CLASS NO. 2 CATTLK. .'
Best Bull, 3 years old, John F vans
("Smith) - $5.00
21 do Thomas Rees, '8,00
Brut yearling bull, Win D Pryee,' 2.00
2d do David Puw.ll..' vl.Lw
BtNtt milch cow, Wm Williaaie, ,U0
2d do Jioa. R. Jones,..j4,l.'0
31 do -4- Geo. J Rodfcre, g 0
4th do Kdw. Shoeiuaker. 2.00
Urst Stetr 2 yeara old, Thfa Thoiu.a. 8.W
21 do 2 do Thus. TLoka,. 1.50
2 do David PowU, ' y.CJ
2J do do David Putll. ,vi0
2d Brst yvke Oxen, 4 ytara old, Dai id
Powell, .. ZMO
Bst oxen 5 years old,. Terjh Wtliiaws. 5.00
do 3 do David Pttwrll, -lipla.
1 yoar old heifer. Wm Dtvi. , X,0y
bull calf, 4 mos. old. DsTld M.' J2v
ans, - : i.00
beef cow, Jidnaton Moore. . 4,00
1 yr. oi l h.-ifer.John Kvans (So.uk) ijtO
2 vr. -4 Thos. Rres. C.tfV
CLASS SO. 3 bHKXr. " "
Bst Buck, John Ilughea, $.0
2d d Wm D lvis. -, , X9
Beet lot of 0 sherpTarid Pown, , ,4.
do pr lambs, Wm D..Davia, .-- 8.
2d do Evan J. Evans, '' l,0
CJ.At3.ifO. 4 ijia. r ' .
Six best pigs, Isaac Crawford, . $2.00
21 do Morris Peat,' Diploma.
Best bow and 8 pigs, Isaac Crawford, t.tsS
fatted hog,' A. A. Barker, 2.0
CLASS NO. 5 POCLTfcV. ,
TiinS We have elected our whole .county
ticket, which is a warning to all bogus Democrats, who may be disposed
to try their hands at volunteering against regular nominations.
HuZZa for Cambria ! CAMBRIA COUNTY TIIF STAR TIIAT - A General Stay-Law.
By the official returns it will be seen that " NEVER SETS. If the Banks, says the Philadelphia Argus,
daughtcis of Cambria arc models of industry Cambria has nohly done her duty, hy rolling TIie official majority for William F Pack- which have violated the law of the State
and good 'taste. hp t Democratic majority for Packeh of ER th3 county is 1337 1 Can Clanon without tbc eiigutcst necessity ior aoing so,
An Address was delivered before the Soci- 1337 I and electing the whole County ticket, county beat that ho now will e'eny that producing general emoarrassment ana uisircsj
cty on Friday afternoon, by William A. This has been accomplished, notwithstanding Cambria is the "Star of tho ,W est" the without any cause but ttiat ot their own m
Stokks, E?q., of GreenBburg. Mr. Stokes there was not a full turnout of the voters, Banner County of VvTcstern Pennsylvania ? tcrcst or couvcnicccc if they and the cattle
is aa orator in the true sens, of tha term. which makes the victory more glorious. - The Glorious FesnYt" in G-orfda ' . an speculators, the grain and sugar mo-
Ile made a number of practical suggestions whole number of votes polled was 3585 be- - nopolists, the note shavers wnom they nave
in his address which the farmers present wo'd ing 1173 votes less than were polled at the A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY or 12,000. accommodated with enormous facilities . for
do well to remember, and carry into practice Presidential election last year, when the vote . Tbe uews fr0m Georgia comes m glorious- carrying on their nefarious and abominable
in the management of their farms. was 4759. ofwhieh Mr. Buchanan had a ma- '7- The election, held on tho 5th inst., has traffic if they aro to be relieved by the ieg-
Tha Reports of the Committees on premi- jority of 1322! It will thus be seen that resulted in the triumphant success of the De- lslature of the just consequences ot their mad
uais will be found in another column. We upon a reduced vote in the county, the Dem- mocracy. ncss, recklessness and wickcdneps
arc pleased to learn that the Society is now ocratic majority has been increased. Again
ia a perfectly solvent condition, and will pay we say all honor to the indomitable democra
all premiums on demand, to the persons cnti- J cy of "little Cambria."
lied to receive them.
iT Our office was made glad on last
cake, the gift of a Lady friend, who will
please accept the thanks of all connected with
this' establishment. That her journey through
lifti may be prosperous and happy is the sin
cere wish of all hands, viz : Editors, Fore
man, Pressman and Devil
The Election.
From the returns received, we have no
let there
Judge Brown, the Democratic candidate not only be a general abrogation of all pcnal-
has been elected Governor by from'10 to 12- ties for crime, but a general suspension of all
000 majority, and six 'of the eight members laws for the collection of debts. WThy not ?
of Congress elect arc Deraocrota being again Why should one class of debtors (the most
of one member. ; , worthless too) be exempted from their obli-
rrf v ' . - ' . i . . f 1 1 . 11.1
-'t,,r,-n-r W tho roorirst nf ,lK.;n t,,t,.1 i-.i .-..r t , . .. lllC eUOflS Ol Certain interests in and OUt Cauons. anu every Liuw Cias. uu vu.uFcilc
j. ..j -t - " i'-"- uouoi mas -a en. jtackkk. s majoriiy over y il- . . . .. ... . - , . Q T i..
, rT . Li t. oi me estate to excite a prejudice acamst tho to pay wnai iney owe i wiusuus wahcusu
mot and IIazledcrst is at least 30,000, Pack- . ,,,,, lair a t ..e. v
tit., . , r Administration, and the onslaught made upon of one and flesh of another. Let us make
xu s majority over U ilmot may reach 50,000. o . n t i . . t -i i , r. ,
J 3 . , . . . V. , Si cretary Cobb by certain disaffected spirits Leeislative action general, not special em-
dtrickland s majority for Canal Com m if- . , . J , ... ... , w- i i i -i i
o of Georgia possess too much Ea- few. Let us go into universal bankruptcy,
bo led away from main issues, by and never pay any more debts as long as wo
having false ones made un for them. It is a live. Promise as much as we like, but ab-
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for Supreme Court Judges, will be about the acjt
aim T i err vnJ tr XXTm 1va ulif gaCly O
JJT2" Owing to a mistake in
making
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"P I 1 n .,li. :ti i nn.t nil loir.l u f I nr i XT in pcirrti us to rc-
our outsiaa i.rni tne ftuerin s "ATociamauon J - J "J-Ju "J 1 .t. tt: a,. T.f hv nmvn orwiit Pvsteai
I. ,j irn i ,i vi v xeimjui an auu CTcry luvcr Ui VUG u 11 iuu v.i.-i.iii. u -j
u a good days work for 1 enn.ylvania which f , n-w;. f,n..l lnlln rrincinles. Let our
lll i p , . . . . rv LUiuuuuui buv a.l;uuiiu
character and great sbility. He enjoyod tho
confidence of ihc Democratic party, and has
fulfilled many high public " trusts. Mr. Mc
Lane was Secretary of Stat-, and aI?o Secre
tary of the Treasury during the Administra
tion of General Jacksou, succeeding Mr.
Van Buren in the State Department He
was subsequently sent ns Minister to England
by President Jackson, whose confidence and
intimacy he enjoyod to as great an extent as
any other person. During the Administra
tion of Mr. Pulk, Mr. McLane was also.Mia
ister to England, and negotiated the treaty
settling the Oregon question with Lord Ab
erdeen. Mr. McLane was a man of spotless purity
of character iu private life, and held an exal
ted station for statesmanship among the dis
tinguished public men of the period. 3Ir.
McLane was the son of Col. McLane, of Del
aware, one of the promineut leaders in the
Revolutionary War. At the time of the ad
mission of Missouri, Mr. McLane was Senator
from Delaware, and strongly opposed the so
called Compromise as unconstitutional, and
his speech on that subject gained him the
warm friendship of Gen. Jackson.
He was seventy-threee years of ago at the
time of his death.
well aware that the space thus occupied might Nothingism and effectually routed the Black-
have been fillod up with matter more intercs- "epuDiicans. -
ting to our readers. Tu Banks TheNew York Banks sus-
OHIO ELECTION.
Both parties claim the election in Ohio.
Even if tho Black Republican candidate for
Governor is elected, it is by a small majority.
Sheriffs and Constable? resign, and all collec
tion cf debts be declared legally impossible.
Death of the Hon. Louis M'Lane.
This venerable statesman died at his resi-
Pfiii9folnMfl TLrt Drmocrafa h a v e peuded specie prymenta on Tuesday last.
..,,1 tim mT. -nd ronntv ticket hv J and wa Mowed by the New England All honor to the democracy of the Buok Eye dence in Baltimore on Wednesday last. Mr.
m,;wi(r Banks on the next day. State. ; - - McLane was a man of incorruptible purity of
EgL. A chorister of a country church late
ly made a sad mistake in the choico of a tune,
there being a long slur in it which came di
rectly upon an unfortunate word, which pro
duced a startling effect, namely :
" With reverence-let the saints appear,
And bow-wow-wow before the Lord.'
Best collection chi-k--n8. N I RolterU. 2.00
Cage Pigeons, T W. Shoemakrr. 2.0
Cop of Guinea Fowls, Martin Byrnes, 2.00
do Poland' Chickrns, Jaa R. Davis, 2.00
I pair Chittsgongs, John Kodgers, 2.00
1 coop ducks . do do '2.00
I do cochin Chin Fowls do . , 3,00
1 do shanghais, Isaac C Singer, .-H.00
1 do grT!?, Martin Byrnes, "'2.00
1 do turkey. Wm D Davis, 2.00
3 ring doves, Robert Thompson.' DipUma.
3 bautum chickens. Gotileib Halm.
CLASS NO. C GRAIJT. ; ., . .
Best 12 cars of corn, Jno B Miller. $1.00
do bu. flax seed do " 1.Q0
do bu. clover, do .1 ,00
do bu. wbcat. do .. 1.00
do bu. timothy, do 1,00
CLASS NO. 7. VBG. BTABLRS.
Pumpion. Jno. O Jones, ff)
- hcht common. Jas. M'Guire, Tij.
Squash. Mrs. Jno. C. O'Neill, Din.
Half dozen beets, Jas R. Davis. .- LO
do do Lewis Rodgerc, Dip
do carrots, Mrs E. Shoemaker,
do onions, Lewis Rodger. "50
1 Flat Dutch Cabbage, Jaa. R. Davie, Dip.
2 Drum hea! do A. C. Mallin. Dip.
1 Kohl Rabbi, Mrs. T. B. Moore. .. Dir
1 Citron, no competition Jas. M'Goire M 50
1 scod cucumber, Henrietta Tibbot, 50
I bu. beans, no com., Ebeneser Davie 60
Lot silvtr celery. Jas. 31'Guire, ' 0
Cauliflower, Dr W 1-tmmon, 50
I dox. niaUoons, Lewis Rodgeri, , Dip.
White stone turnips, Thos J Reel . '
' Potatoes, Dr D W Icwia
Ruta baga, Richd. R Tibbott . . , :
1 bunch butter beans, meritorious, Newlen
1 1 Roberts, '.'
2 immense radishes, Robert Davis
1 , bunch early string beans, Jas. M'
Guire '
class no. frcit. -
Best fall apples. Capt. Alexander M'-''
Vicker $2.00
2d do John Humphries . 1.00
Best dozen do Capt.A. M'Vicker 1,00
variety winter apple. John E. Rob- ,
erte 2.00
2d do do Johnrryee, 1.00
Best dozen do do. Thos. O'Connell, 1,00
2d do do Thoa 6 Thome, ,50
Best peaches, Edward Roberts, 1,00
2d do John Evans (Smith) ; .? ,50
Best Quinces, David J. Jones, , "' ',1,00
' variety Grapes, Mrs.. Huichia- .
son, , 2,00
2d do Mrs. J. Moote, l.fO
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