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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.
More About the Fire.

Etfract from itfftr fr0p oHe 81 ne tadus tnStS ne
san Francisco dafed May H.
The actual value of merchandise burn
cd does not. in our opinion, exceed 100000 or
$I0OOOO0.
1t was found thai mo,i of the goods burned we're
m shops and occupied much space As Nhoy were
generally mpacked some large stores and three
ships were burned. bui We think the merchandise
could be replaced ,or niiiion of dollars
There Is abundance of merchandise 3, ?. and no
actual scarcity OF anything
There has been but little business done >n,e the
FIRE
The amount OF merchandise destroyed ~ stock
ton is trhmg.
il seems to De thc general opinion $50 W.d.-st.
that TWO or three millions of dollars VIII cover The
entire loss by the san Francisco FIRE.
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IvlMessrs. Beebee, Ludlow q co. were

also burnt out, but lost nothing but their scales, AMI
continued their bushes, Immediately. THIS house,
although ola similar name, never had amy connection
IN business with Messrs Beebee, Ludlow & Go. OF
Messrs Beebee q 90. Bankcrs. Of thls CITY.
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~ Messrs Wells d Co., of san Fran
cisco, lost their banking house but saved all their
gold. Mr.. Wells ana ms paying teller were both M
Jured by the fire, but hey resumed busine., ia he
course of few days
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Democratic Convention.


The Democracy Of Putnam County, are hereby
notified that the Annual Convention for the nomina
tion BY the Democratic popular vote In The several
Townships, Of the following Officers 10 viii: One
Probate Judge, and one Clerk Of the Court viii he
held at the usual place OF holding elections in the seye
raj Townships on Saturday the 9th day Of August,
1851, hetwecn the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
The following resolution was adopted by the las,
County Convention: lli, ffrr rfx' l.,T
Rssoipsd, That the Central Committee shnf appoint
one Judge Of each township board, and alternative
Judseto iu his absence at each nominatlve poll
taken In the several townships.
And In accordance herewith we appointed rs fol-
lows:
Buren--Willam Fitzpatrick, Peter Bowman Ottown
John M. Rcdabaugh Henry Kerhof; Perry-Wil.
lium Scott Seneca Dimmock Monterey--Conrod
Henry, William ReckeIt; Sugarcreek- William era.
bill, Lewis Slower; Uni0n-J0seph Nichols, Joseph
Tingle; Rey-Samuel Hooper, b. w. viers; Liberty
William Krauss, John Horner; Greensburgh-John
P. simons James Rogers; Jackson-Calvin S. Martin.
Henry Conner Jennings--Wiam Helenkamp, Henry
Raabe; Pleasant--JacOb Byers, Johnston Crawford:
The rules heretofore adopted snd published for
regulating he voting and return ofthe several Town.
ships will ofcourse govern the Convention.
The annual assembly Of the Convention Of three
delegates from each township for the purpose oi
counting the popular vote and declaring the persons
nominated by the Democracy for the several Offices
above mentioned. will meet At the Court house In
Kaiida on Monday, the 1tl day OF August neyt 1851
at u O'Clock ofsad day for the above purpose and for
the discharge Of all such business as may legitimatey
come before them
At the last meetiag of the Popular vote convention
adheredto, ifthe success Of the party Is deIired:
Rssslped, That the qualification of a Democratic
voter in the Democratic popular vote Convention is
known adherence to Democratic principle, and that
known Wings before they can be admitted to vote In
popular convention. must signalixe their change
from Wing errofs, by pledge 10 vote the whole
Democratic ticket hereafter, and become members oil
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A WnorEsoME TRuru-The Selma
Southern Enterprise, paper neutral in
politics, but chiefly devoted, as its name
implies, TO the encouragement and ad.
vancement Of Southern improvement, per
|tinenily remarkss
1T men who go to sleep murmurina
'Southern Rights and in their morning
Yyawns drawI Southern Biehts,' and name
their children 'Sou,hem Rights would
devote little Of their attention TO the
development Of Southern resources, The,
would soon have rights tha, would nan
tain themselves. ~ s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SYMPTOMS oFDIsEAsE.

SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE.
Should.never be disregarded. They are
unerring indications that the vital func.
tons Of nature have been interrupted in
their heahhfnl action, and that serious
evils must inevitably follow, unless the
system be again set right By The timely
use Of proper remedies.
or Bear in mind, that nature is ever
endeavvring to expel disease when il in
vades the animal economy and only needs
the assistance ofsome genial restorative
thorough, yet mild in IFS aclion-that
will give tone ito the system, and ACT
UPON THE RtooD-which is the principal
oclife. ao
GUYSOTToS YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA.
As purifier Of the blood, renovator
Of the system, and supporter and pre-
server Of the powers oflife, il has no equal.
Take il on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps
weeks and months of sickness and suffer
ing.
mr. See advertisement.
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Ofno little Importance TO the financial
affairsofihe Slate,is well selected Board
Of Public Works. II generally conceded
that the Northwest is entitled to one oil
the members thereof. Tfthere isone man
among us who will fll that post with en-.
ergy, firmness, promptness and with an
eye TO the public interests, at least second
to none other we look upon JAMES B
STEEDMAN of Lucas county, as being iha,
man.--Delphos Oracle.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. July 81. p M.

Safes 1000 bales Cotton at S,Sic fo
middling upland, and sEaSac for Orleans
sales $4,000 brls Flour at 4a4,l2 fol
mixed TO straight western; 4 lsa4 25 fol
common Ohio, and A 1874 81 for round
hoop and pure Genesee.
Sales $500 bushels spring Genesee
Wheat at 95c. Is a b
10000 bushels Corn a, 56ts5sc fol
mixed, and 60c for common yellow.
Pfovis ons steady--sales al ID rs fol
Mess and IL rs for Prime. Lard heavy
at sAa6ic;
Groceries unchanged. Whisky 24}c,
Money easier Exchange dull.
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The State Convention is one Of the
most important ever held iu Ohio. Upon
its selection Of ticket, upon lis decisive
Reputation Of bad men and factions with
their factions and sectional dogmas, may
depend for long years TO come the tri
umph or defeat Of the Democratic Party
Only such men as will be certain TO attend
should be selected as delegates. AS fal
we have been enabled TO ascertain, the
Democratic sentiment Of the county, il is
unanimous in favor of BARTLEY for Lieut.
Governor, BREsLrN for Treasurer, and j
B. STEEDMAN, for member Of the Board
Of Public Works, and in regard TO candid.
dates for other offices there is some di.
versi,y Of sentiment.--Oh;o Union.
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NEv SHAvlNG SHops.-The proper
state officers give, notice through the CO...
umbus papers that the Iron Bank of Iron
ton, Lawrence county, the Merchants
Bank Of Massillon, Stark CO., the Stark
county Bank, Canton, and the Springfield
Bank, Clark county, have complied with
the provisions Of The Free Banking law,
and are authorized tocommence the bus.
mess Of Banking.
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FRESH SUPPLY!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!
DIR. J. s. HoUGHToN's

A ~
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
OR GASTRIC JUICE!
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth
stomach of the OK, after directions oI
T BARON LIEBIe, the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. s. HOUTJITON, M.
D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a great natural remedy for
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, curing afies
natures own method, by natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. PEPSIN is
the chief element, or great diges,ing
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Indigestion and dyspepsia are removed
Just as they would be by healthy
stomach. Il is doing wonders for dys-
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curious and remarkable.
DR.. HoueHToN's PEpsIN, is sold by
neatly all the dealers in fiae drnL and
popular medicines, throughout the United
States. II is prepared in powder, in and
fluid form-and in prescription vials ior
the use of Physicians.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle,
Or A fresh supply oI the admirable
remedy, in powder and fluid, just received
BY MOSES LEE, Kalda,
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The BLooMERs. I'VE saw, says the
Ohio State. Journal, several aamples Of
the Bloomer costume in our streets yes.
lerday afternoon and evening, some ol
which were decidedly elegant, and all
very neat. We see some ladies' ate
trying to ease their consciencea in this
matter of duty, by just shorten ing their
dresses some five or six inches. We
have concluded on mature reflection,
not TO LET them off by any such evasion.
It will never answer. The undoubtcd
Bloomer, or no change, is our watchword.
Clep. True Democrat.
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6rA friend of ours. says the B,lt.
more Patriot, on The Fourth Of July dined
in company with four sisters whose ages
amounted 10 three hundred and twenty
six years, averaging eighty. one years and
six months. The three olds st rode in a
carriage 10 the house of the youngest,
and remained until the mi ddIe of the
afternoon, and returned TO their respec.
tive homes. They have all resided in
Baltimore over fifty years. F
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The METnoDIsr Property SUrr.-

The METHODIST Property SUrr.-
We learn that the negotiations, conse.
quent upon the earnest recommendation
Of The Court, fof an amicable setilepen,
Of the unfortunate dispute between the
two branches Of the Methodist Eqnis-
copal Church, have failed, the South
making it prerequisite that the justice o,
her claim shall be admitted, and the
North refusing to make any such acknow
ledgment.--N Y Tribune.
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TIE TRAVELLING G CABrSET.-How the
country used 10 ring with Wing indigna.
lion when any one Of Gen. Jackson's OF
Mr.. Van Buren's Cabinet were absent.
How silent the whole clan is liow while
nearly the whole Of M. Fillmore's is
gadding over the entire country. All Of
the heads Of Departments were absent
on Saturday last,-- only Conrad and
Stewart are at home, and even the latter
IS packing up his trunk to leave.--Cin.
Enquirer. tFs
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rs See advertisement.
: Anofker Scientifc Wonder !!

PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, afte, direc-
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D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Phila-
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Nor BAD.--A young and pretty girl
attended ball on the 4th at Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, decked off in the shorts and
pants. She was the only one present in
the mode. The other ladies' were shock.
od,--very much shocked! They regard
ed her short skirts as decidedly immodest.
She quietly remarked that if they would
pull cp their dresses about the neck as
high as they ought to be, their skirts
would be as short as hers.
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WEIGHT OF GRAIN ESTAR.
LlSHED BY LAW IN OHIO.

Wheat, per bushel, el,........"....-...60 lbs.
Rye, per bushel,. l,......,.... "......56 lbs.
Barley, per bushel, ,'."..."......"..4e lbs.
Oats, per bushel,. ,......."........"...32 lbs.
Corn, per bushel, ,.........".........56 ID.
Middlings, pei bushel, ,'.".........45 lbs.
Timothy, per bushe! ,..-.,... ! 46 lbs.
SEEDS.
Clover seed, per bushel, ....., ....60 lbs,
Flax seed, per bushel,. .......-...56 lbs.
OTHER ARTICLES-CUSTOMARY
WEIGHT.
Pens, per bushel,........."......'....56 lbs.
Beans, small white, per bushel, ,....60 lbs.
Do large, per bushel, ,...."......50 lbs.
Potatoes, per bushel, ,-...... ........50 lbs.
Dried Peaches, per bushel, ,.....,.33 lbs.
Apples, per bushel, .........:25 lbs.
Bran, per bushel, ...-."""."...l0 lbs.
Shorts, pei bushel.. l...-.."......"".l6 lbs.
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The Courier and Enquirer re-affirms
the truth Of its telegraph, that Mr.. Webs
ter had rendered his resignation, but says
the statement Of the National Intefli-
geucer is correct, that it was not re-
ceiyed,
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Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce the
name Of d. |. BRowy, as a candidate for
the Office Of Clerk Of tho Court, of Put
nan County, subject to the decision oil
the Democratic Nominating Convention,
and oblige 1'mE DEMocRAcY
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(IUYsOTTs YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA
VI PARILLA, In Quart Bottles, for purifying tile
Blood-the best Family medicine known.--Incipenf
Consumption, Bnrrenness, Leuchrrhea or Whites. IT.
regular Menstraation. Incontinence Of Urine, Gene.
raj Prostraon OF the System. Depressed Splits aud
Gloomy State OF Mind cured BY DR.. GuysOtts Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and sarsnpnrla, which gives
immediate reliefhy renewing the fountain OF Health
aud Strength, the Blood IL neutrnlizes bad hum0rs,
stops unnatural secreions, and gives healthy action
10 all the vital powers. ar. eft
It's mild Alternative properties render peculiarly np-
pcable to the slender and delicate constitution Of tito
female. Il Immediately contracts that distressing
nervousness ard lnssltude SO common 10 tie female
frame, and imparts an energy and buoyancy sur
prsihg ns they arc grateful. We have evidence
file which induces strongly to recommend tlis
dicne 10 married people who haye NOT been blessed
with offspring.
Prolapss Uterl, or Filling of the Womb, OF Eve years
standing, cnred by pr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and SarsapariIn, after every other known re-
medy had been tried without relief, ,.sss
WASHINGTON, o., February, 1910.
Phis cerifos that my wife, aged twenty seven
years. has been suffering under the above complaint
for five years. nearly all that time confined TO her ben.
have for four years constantly employed the best
OF the country, without any benefit whateyer Ihave
also purchased every instrument recommended for tha
cure Of such disease, oil of which proved worthless.
In the spring of 1913. was induced by my friends
to try DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and 6nrsaparilln.
which was used for four months. fer she had used
for about four weeks II was evident to all OF as
that she was proving. and from this time size inl-
proved rapidly. and gained flesh and strength, until
she is now enjoying most excellent ,nM hsal,s Mnmpopr
We being Deighbors to VIM. and Julia Monforf,
know that the abovc statement TO the aicAness OF
Mrs. M0nfort and as the being effected by "Guy-
sott's Yellow Dock and sarsaparia,r to be strictly
true. JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS.
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ExTRAoRDINARY JUVENILE FREAK:-.
AT St. Louts, lately, boy Z years old,
who had been to witness a magician's 3
performances, including the pretended
cutting off and restoration of the nose
Of one of the audience, prevailed upon
his younger sister TO allow him to try the
same operation with her, and in their
mutual ignorance the cutting off was
ecrually done with large carving knife.
The poor child of course gave vent to
her excruciating agony in loud screams,
which soon brought aid; bu, j: was moi
until she had tainted a number Of .imes
from the loss of blood, that the nose was
again placed in its proper position; 1t
was thought al first she could not live,
but there are hopes now of the final ad.
llesion Of the orgar and her ultimate reco-
very, but with frighiful scar, Of course.
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TICKET MAKING continues 10 engage
the attention of newspaper scribblcrs and
anxious expectants.
Amongst the last, and in some respects
the least we have seen, is one in late
number Of The Statesman, in making up
Of which tile correspondent flor instauce)
omits in his list Of candidates for Supreme
Judges the name Of Judge CALDWELL.
one Of the present able, unflinching and
gentlemanly incumbents, and inserts ia
its place the name of gentleman resi-
dert of tho same place with the former;
Judge Caldwell having held his station
for only short time, but sufficiently long
to establish fully his previously well
known capacity.
Now, why throw aside Mr.. Caldwell
and take another from the same county?
The reason is apparent. The gentleman
suggested (tilough we will not gainsay
his abiliiies) having had ample oppor-
tuni;y 10 give out bis views upon cerlain
points Of Constitutional construction and
the doctrine Of "vesled rghts,'' no doub,
those notions happen 10 coincide ad-
mirably with the peculiar interests Of the
said ticket maker, aud therein more TO
his satisfaction than tho liberal views of
Judge Caldwell.-Delphos Oracle.
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How FRATERNAL!-The Seward or.
gans in New York let slip no opportunity
TO hi, the "Compromise" President, as
they sneeringly style Mr.. Fillmore. Here
is the latest one from the Albany Knicker'
booker:
Thank YE FOR NoTHrNe Tile State
Register, Rochester American, and Other
suppouers of the mongrel administration
at Washington, are trying 10 be satisfied
with the endorsement which Fillmore
receives from the Wings OF Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Vermont. These endorse.
ments are very much Hke the certificates
Of character given TO poor servants
"You won't do for me, Blddy. Here's a
recommend, and l hope you'll get an.
other place as soon as possible"
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VrNToN, AND NOT HINTnN.--Tt is no
Otho Hinton, the mail robber, but Sam
Vinton, the speculator, with Thomas Ew.
ing, in the Land Scrip Of the Revolution
ary soldiers, whom the Wings have nomi.
mated as their candidate for Governor
The 4th ofJuly was queer day to nomi,
nate such a man. We think there were but
few defendants OF the soldiers Of the
Revolution in the Wing State Convention.
Ohio Union.
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PUTNAM COUNTY oFFIcERs


PRESIDENT JUDGE.
GEORGE b. WAY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JONATHAN Y. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER,
HENRY KILHEFFER.
CLERK.
ROBERT w. THRIFT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE.
AUDITOR,
WILLIAM Nj. BELL.
TREASURER,
STANSRERRY SUTTON.
SHERIFF,
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
RECORDER,
JABEZ s. SPENCER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
HENRY JOSEPH BOEIlMER,
SAMUEL PERKEY,
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
HENRY BLOSSER.
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Jenny Lind intends to return home be.
fore winter, and will leave the country
in October, W
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THE Aueusr Observation-Disclosures
will take place in the States Of Ken.
lucky, Indiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Iowa on the 4ih oI
August, and in North Carolina and Ten.
nessee on the 7lh Of August. Ken,
lucky is to choose Governor, Lieu,en-
ant Governor, Legislature and ten mem.
bers Of Congress. Indiana has likewise
TO choose ten members of Congress
The election in Alabama is for Governor
Legislature, and seven members Of Con
gress. In Arkansas member Of Con-
gress is 10 be elected. Missouri, Illinois
and Iowa have already chosen their Con.
gressioral delegates. This year they
have simply 10 elect local and judicial
officers, North Carolina will chose nine
members of Congress. ID Tennessee
the election is for Governor, Legislature,
and eleven members Of Congress.
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Notice..
The Democratic voters Of Putnam County will meet
at the usual place of holding elections In the several
townships In said Codnty, on Saturday the Goth day
of July for the purpose of selecting delegates to
present the County in the Representative, Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions. The following is the ap.
portionmen the several townships upon the ratio of
one delegate twenty democratic votes cast at the
Gubernatorial election In 1850:
Blanchard. Rileyt......... .....3
Van Buren, ...........l Pleasant ..............2
Liberty. Sugarcreek. ..I
Ottowa. Jennings ..............2
Greensburgh. 20 Jackson. ....."... ....1
Perry. ry.................l monterey ."..t........1
Union on,,.,..,,,,...,.,3
- JAMES MACKENZIE,
n r., ON. GODFREY,
HENRY BYALL,
5ls JOHN MONROE,
1 fT JOHN PARRISH,
- b i. Brown,
July II, 1850. Central Committee.
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Rapresentative Convention.

Rnnresentative ConVentIon.
The Democratic Convention for the Representative
District, composed Of the Counties Of Henry and Put.
nam, for the purpose of nominating capdidnte for
Representative IN the next Legislature. win be held
In Napoleon Friday the LIST day of August next. ut
10 o'c ock, A. M.
u. sHEFFIELD,
A.H. TYLER.
M. CONyELI,J,Y. Of Henry County.
J. e. SCOFIELD. t Ir. t
JAMES MACKENZIE,1
IN. GODFREY, -N .4ta
Z JOHN MONROE,
HENRY BYALL, Dem: Centra' Committee
JAMES AGNER, OH rutham County.
d, ]. BROWN, "a
JOHN PARRISH. j July 10. 1851.
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From the Ohio Union.
THE FEDERAL WHIG TICKET.

The Wing State Convention, which as
sembled at Columbus on Friday last nom
mated for Governor, SAMUEL F. VrNToN
ofGallia county. His nomination will b.
regarded as an insult to the old soldier
Of the Revolution, on account Of hi,
speculation in their Bounty Land War
rants.
E. X. EcKLRy, of Caroll,i the nominee
for Lieutenant Governor. EcKLry is an
embecile, unptincipled knave, who is hear
lily despised by all men, Wings and
Democrats; who know him. In the strong
Wing district Of Carroll and Tuscara.
was, he was only elected by a small
majority, the last time that ho was can
didate.
JOHN WooDs, the cashier ofthe defuhct
Hamilton Bank, is nominated for Auditor
Of State. 1t will be about as hard 10 palm
him upon the People as II would be the
notes Of his old Bank.
HENRY STANBERRY, is the nominee for
Atty Gen'l. He will give just such legal
opinions as the "Board Of Control' may
suggest.
A. A. BLISS, of Lorain, lis re-nominated
for Treasurer Of State. Bliss will proba-I
bly, resign as soon as BREsLIN is nomlna-
ted as candidate Of the Democracy, for
he has holy horror Of defeat.
d. SEeUR Of Lucas, JoHN MEEARIA Of
Ross, and D H. LYMAN Of Muskingum,
are the candidates for Board Of Public
Works. The former is man without
the first qualification necessary for prop.
er discharge of the duties Of the Office
The only objection we have 10 Col. Ma
deira, is that he is VIII g; and as to the
last named gentleman, we know nothing
Of him.
81. ANDREWS of Cuyahoga, G. q.
CoNvERs Of Muskingum, PETER ODLlN
Montgomery, B. SroRER Of Hamlton,and
GEo. B. Way Of Defiance, are the nomi-
nees for Supreme Judges The last named
gentleman is an old personal friend,
against whom we have not word 10 say.
His intellect and heart have ever challen-
ged our respect. We are only sorry that
he is whig.
All in all, the Federal State Ticket is
q weak one. Eph. Eckley alone will he
q sufficient burden TO sink the old scow Of
whiggery, on oil on board.