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The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

TIE PANAMA CnAIN.--A historian Civ
inc description of the city Of Mexico, as it
was found by Cortes, states that "there were
rows Of silversmiths, who sold jewerly and
chains of extraordinary fashions" Concern
ing this passage Ewbank, in his celebrated
work on the Mechanic Arts, as known to
ancients, has the following curious informa-
ton: These chains, which were worn round
the neck, were doubtless similar to those
known as Ponana claims; which certainly
are rare specimens of workmanship. They
may sometimes be met with at our jewelers.
who buy them for the purity Of the gold.
1t is said that the mode of making them
has never been discovered and that the Sc
cret is still preserved among Indians of Pan
anna. We have examined one which came
from Carlhagena, the length Of which, had it
been cut, was eight feet two inches; its sec
ton, which was hexagona, did not exceed
one-twentieth Of an inch in diameter. 1t
was formed of one or more fine wires, which
seemed to have been woven or interlaced
like the plating of u whip lash. When a
single thread was examined by microscope
it was found to be composed of several small
er wires, which seperate, were scarcely pre-
ceptible to our unaided vision. The weight
Of the chain was eleven peunyweights, and it
appeared to be as flexible as piece of twine
certainly far more so than any chain formed
of links. No end Of a wire could be detect
ed, and not particle Of solder was used,
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
TERMS:
FOR ADVERTISING:
AUBURN.
NEW JEWELRY.

A SPLENDID assortment of the latest <s
IA style, just received and for sale SsssssssS
cheaper than can be had elsewhere, at I3l
NORCROSS' Jewclry Store aAsAs2A
Ns-Persons wishing to send presents to their
friends in the East will find it to their interest to
give him call
gss-Also, large stock of Clocks and fancy
Watches just received and for sale low.
Ey California; ajewelry Of every description made
to order.
ns- Watches Chronometer. Duplex. Patent
Lever Lepine, and all others carefully repaired
and warranted for one year.
gsy~ Watch Glasses, 50cts each.
W. F. NORCROSS.
Sign of the mammoth watch, Main st. Auburn
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Merchants Of El Dorado, Placer and Ne
vada Counties.

~ ENTLEMEN: Believing that expedition is
Va the paramount object in the transit of goods
have concluded to withdraw the Freight Tariff
hitherto presented, but will assure you that goods
sent through my charge will continue to be for
warded more expedently and at less cost than
through any other channel.
Merchants wishing freight furnished for their
own wagons at Folsom, will be charged 81 so
per ton weight. which will include all charges
from Sacramento, and all charges from San Fran
cisco. excepting amount paid for steamer freight.
N B-Shippers are requested to mark their
goods care Of T in diamond
Respectfully.
B. TALLMAN
Forwarding Merchant, G2 Front ST. Sacramento.
Nov. lst, lS56.-4w*
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
NUMBER II.
Laws Of Honor.

The following are the laws of duellinp. as
laid down by foreign nobleman of distinc-
ton who, who in days when the duello was
considered an honorable combat, participated
as principal and second in no less than for,v
duels, several between men of the bohest
rank and distinction, which were acEnowl-
edged as the code of honor bv Lord Hard
lnge, IN his correspondence after the cele-
brated duel between the Duke of WELLINGTON
and the Earl OF Winchelsea, in England
l. lhe honor of man does not consist in
his lighting or not fighting duels The men
OF honor IN Europe have divided opinion on
TINS point, each party respecting and paving
difference to the convictions Of the others.
2. A man of honor never uses what is
termed BiIlingsgate language.
3. "A man of honor never strikes or dools
in blows. In England and France he is
permitted to toach the party he desires 70
insult with his glove or rod. In Russia
Prussia, Austria and Poland. even this j.
forbidden, for fear it might provoke. undcr
the influence of passion, to severer blows
4. A man of honor avoids, emphaticaIlv
any intercourse or contact as contaminatino.
with individuals using brute blows.
5. man of houor never. under anv e;r-
cumstances' picks quarrel with individuals
whose weH-known conscientious conyictions
forbid them to accept challenge.
o. 1t IS cowardlce to challenge suclh per-
sons. II they use disgracetu languare
without beng prepared to bear its responsi.
bllity, 1t sufficiently carries its own DISGRACE
7. man of honor, under the penalty Of
absolute iorteltor of any claim to be con
sdered as such by his equals. necey ottqrH,
a" a, ""a'n''a "'"". Such an attack stamps
the assaiIant as a teIonious comayd.
s individuals, assisting, in any wav in
such assaults become equally dishonored as
the perpetrator
Q. A man of honor, if attacked. uses tbo
right of defence in its broadest sense.
10. man of honor is no more disor,co1
by an assault ON his person by bunies or.
skuIkng assassins than by being attacked by
robbers and highwaymen. In all these cascs
he uses the right, common to all, to disable
or destroy his assailant
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

a WoNDEhFuL WoMAN.-There is now
sad to be llVlnS upon Bates Island in Casco
Bay OIL the coast of Maine, a woman Of most
wonderful powers of hardhood. The island
contains about five acres, the LARGEST nortion
OF which she put under cultivation. raisino
handsome crops of potatoes and other veoeta7
bles yearly. The land was never plowed, but
has been thoroughly hoed over by her. The
remaining portion she devotes TO roisno hov
OF very superior quality, every crop Of
winch she has moved and cured with her
own hand. The early part of the day she
devotes to tishing-going through the break,
ers in fragile skih, rowing single-handed
where many strong man would quail and
hesitate. The results of her day's fsbino
she exchanges for money and groceries viii.
dealers who visit the Island from Port.
land.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

l,nNN bEFoRE YOU SpEND.-Doyou really
need the article 1t is probably pretty
trifie in dress, in furnture; but what sol;5
benefit will 1T be to YOU? Or is if some
luxury for the table, that YOU can as we'll
do without. Think therefore, before YOU
spend your money. Or you need new car
pet, new sofa new chairs, new bedstead. or
new dress you are tempted to buy some-
thing II little handsomcr than Won had i'm
tended; and while you hesitate the deaIor
says TO you, It's only trihe more and soo
how far prettier it is But before YOU pur-
chase, stop to think. VIII YOU be the bottor
q year hence, much less in old aoe for hav-
ING squandered your money. Is it not
wiser to clay by something for rainy dayr'
All these luxuries crafty you only for The
moment; you soon tire of them: and thoir
only permanent effect is to consume vour
means ltis by such little extrayagancies NOT
much separately, but ruinous in The ag@re.
CRATE, that the great majority Of families are
kept comparatively poor. The first lesson is
learn to deny yourself useless expenses and
the first step towards learning this lesson. is
to think before you spend.-Phiza Ledqcr
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

Piety is the only proper and adequate re-
lief OF decaying man. He that crows old
without religious hope, as he declines into
lmbec Ilty; and feels pains and sorrows IN
cessantiy crowding upon him, falls into a
gulf of bottonless misery, in which every
reflection must plunge him deeper, and
where he finds only new gradations of an
guish and precipices of horror.
FISH SroRY.-A well was recently bored
in the town of Bryan, Williams co.. Ohio.
When at the depth Of A feet, the water
gushed to hight of seven feet from tho
surface, and afterwards subsided into a con
stantly flowing spring. Fish from five to ten
inches in length, and entirely destitute Of
scales, and snakes of a beautiful gold color,
are elected from the orifice. A number Of
these wells have been bored, and the same
phenomenon Is observed in each.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

RonnHnY.-On Friday night l2th inst,
the tunnel of the Hazel Green comnany
was entered by some persons unknown. and
robbed of a quantity of dirt which had been
placed aside TOR washing About half Of
the dlrt was taken, and out of the remainder
the company washed thirty Que ounces
That is supposed to be about the amount
taken away by the thieves The door of the
tunnel was broken open, and from appearan-
ces the DIRT was taken out in BAGS. No
trace of the robbers has been discovered
IOlOa Hi Nl1nS.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

PERsoNAL.-Senator WALKUp and Mr..
Stafford, one Of our Representatives elect,
visited their constituents at Iowa Hill during
the present week.
We are pleased to notice the action Oh
the part of the gentlemen alluded to, in con
sulting their constituents, and endeayoring
to ascertain the wishes of those whom they
represent, that they may be able to act un-
derstandingly and reflect credit not only
upon themselves but their constituency and
county.
If all selfshnoss is laid aside during the
coming session of the Legislature, and the
popular voice unerringy ascertained and
carried out, not only Placer County, but the
State, will point with proud satisfaction tc
the result of the election in 1856.
Iowa Hill News
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
new BO0KS!! new BOOKS!!

HAVE just received laage stock of Books
l. and Stationery, connisting in part of
NEW BOOKS! NV BOOKS!
Just received large stock of
SCH00L BOOKS, P0ETICAL WORKS,
HISTORICAL
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
GREAT VARIETY OF
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Fine Cutlery, Gold Pens,
II Large Number Of .Novels at .Ne,D York prices
musical Instruments Of Various Kinds,
ITALIAN VIOLINS, GUITAR STRINGS, &c.
=, STATE PAPERS and MAGAZINES received by each
MAIL. NJ ODER DEENER,
In Sam Hyneman's fire proof brick house,
I'd door from Wells, Fargo, u Co.
Auburn, Sept. s, my
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

AT Granville, n. c., Lewis B. Norwood
was murdered by two of his slaves. The
Williams poured boiling water down his throat
to effect their purpose.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

q, 11tlces' Blanks, Deeds, &c., neatly printed at
the Herald Office.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-24
@The British government threatens to
deelare war against China.
CJThe Democracy have triumphed at
the election in Washington Territory.
ADVERTISEMENT

= 0rTAmong the many preparations now IL
use FOR restoring, preserving, and beautifyiDg
the hair, there are none that We can recon.
mend with more confidence than PORT. Wood 8
Hpir Restorative, new in general usethrough.
out the United States. This preparation pos
sesses the most :invigora,ing qualities, and
never fails in prodocing the most happy re.
suits when applied according to directions
We refer to the advertisement for few OIL
the nnumerable certificates which Have been
sent by parties who hpye been benefited by
it, and who teel happy in giving testimony tc
its wonderful effec! produced on them. Gin
tinnati .Stn, Nov. lst, 1854.
Sold BY all the Druggists.
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SroMACHOR LIVER,

Such as Indigcstion Acidty Of the Stomaco Colicky
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency,
Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Files. In all Ner-
Sous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic affections, 1t has In
numerous ihstaucesifrovedh highly beneficial, and In
others effected a decided oure. ~
Strictly scientific principles, after the manner OF the
celebrate Holland Professor, l,oerhaye. Because OF
its great success in mDst Of the Eugopean States In
todHSAIon into the United States was intended more
especially for those Of our faherand Scattered here
and there over the face ofthis mightycoqhtry Meet
ije with gfeat Success among them, now o1er II to
M9 Amevicaa public, knowing that Dts truly wonder.
full medicinal virtues must be acknoTledEediAsri n
II is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions NAV have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits, or other forms OF dis
sipation Generally Instantaneous In effect, 1t nnds
its way directly 10 the seat of life, thrilling and quick
ening every nevc, raising ppthe drdoPug spirit, and
in fact infusing lew health and vigor In the system
NOTICE.-Whoeyer expects to find this beverage
will be disappointed; but to the sick weak and low
sjfited, j, win prove grateful aromatic cordial, pos
sessed ofsingular remedial properties.
N +. ~. - Il CAUTION. III
The great popularity OF thie delighsfq aroma has ID.
limitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy any
thing Hlse uutii you have given Boerhaves Holland
ittters fair trial. One bottle will cQnynce you bow
Infinitely superior II is TO all these limitations.
UBold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for %, by
y. THE SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. q. Cos q
MANUFACTURING
PHARMA ACEUTfSIS d CHEMISTS,
"a PITTSBURGH, Pa. go
T.W. Dyott 4 Soma. philadelphia. Barnes & ,rars.
New York John d Park, Cincinnati. Barnard, Ad-
ans q q 4, 81 Lopiss And BY prnggtsts aud Mers
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I. v. stafer & Co.,
PHOTOGRAPH.
AMBRoTYPE

q. re 4" DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
(Rssms svsr Ba'nds ,Jspslrs asse, Stssn's,4si'ek.
A RE prepared to take every known kind
II Of ks6efs In The most superior
send by mall to the splendid life and cabinet size
coIored in oil OF water colors Large and llie-lHf
Photographs made fremthe Ambfoty and Dng9er
process for snlarging thsl has ever been.invented
tpatent Or otherwise l.,,,
" NAMBRoTYPES! !l-Beautifuiiy clear and brilliant
resembling in soitnsss and depth of tone an ivory
paifting and put up in the only durable style, viz
without black varnish- Our work OF this class need
no comments. The fact that we received the irs
pvemium on them at the last county fair, In compe
tion withh other artist nf this places spenks for IL
self In aaditionto the aboFes We take D|snerneo
typcs, Ambnographs, Spiereotypes, etc. ~ v
f,sii ana e,,a minn eur specimens, learn onr Erice'
- Ill IL rrx& nl.aGn taal Xnnl
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'Agriclaltulrsal,

A MEETING of the members Of the Por-
tree County Agricultural osiety win be held al
tue Town Hall. Ravenna, on Tuesday eSening, Sept,
99h the object Of which VIII be 70 discuss qaestions
connected with onr agricuIpral interests. The main
QUESTION will be, How sball our Agricultural Pairs
o. conducted so as to make them most tHteHsstins and
II v. ~ . ~.
Notice is also hereby given ihst resolution win Be
oerefl o day af the Fair. 30 10 amend the
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se I4eg;ai Notice.
C. Johnson, nonresident

i Of the State Of Ohio is hereby uotied that on the
I'm day OF April, A. D., 1857. u. s. q BeecheF h.ed
their petition againtt tho said johnson, IN
the Cont Of Common Pleas Of Portagecoantys Ohio.
which Is still pending. The object Of sale
petton 10 10 recover judgment against the defond.
Ant Johnson Tor tho sum OF sixty eight dollars and
seyenty.seven cents and Interest from april, 1855
on note and book account that the interest IN 2
which me said johnson had has been attached II the
nrbceedings III this case. s.s d sxEs4 la
near and said petion ~ the 2eih cay Of Sep
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An'si; MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.


The tickets llled out to correspond wiihthe above
lis will br placed In separate sealed envelopes ana
ts.e wloe placed in box for the purpose, and from
which the customer will be entitled to draw one, az
random for each picture purchased rs sbove ana tne
goods specified will be furnished ut the usual reia
prices. nd that every one shali have an equal chanee
the number af tickeie will always be Kept tne sane
as soon as one is drawn. another Of the same amouhe
win be put IN It's place y rn a. ,s,o,oso-e ,n
fne, double gilt cases, with silk velvet lining and
stamped mats, and tied fi,ly ea1al n every
,riee in nny room In Northern :OAiosSN ~
In addition to the above scheme, we shall continue
"a nut m senesses for those who Wish them, for rs
eants aud ei each.
Now we woui,l say to each and every onewho wants
a good In eness. come along. Where can you 90 as
well? You get your likeness as cheap as at any other
ace you are sure to get back portion Of the price
and may receive several times tho amount paid-bu'
a word tv Tire wise Is suficient.
Remember Our Rooms are over Baird JeWeiry
store Aliens Black south side Of Main ST.. Ravenna-
August 81, 1857 e Ia. ". STAFFch ~ W..
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DIX. SAN FORD, IS u
Icul discovery, and is d-i!!
great 10 believe. " cures
lfst aoss giving bonrit, sad
title Is rcquiredto cure ANY
from the worst J .uuL;c4 "r
i Headachs, aii Of which ,,st
.Ter.
principal regulators OF
when it performs IL,
~ ers Of the system are
- stomach u almost en-
healthy action nf tf,c Ii
Cfprmance of its fLuctlop.
- fault, the bowels are nj
TEN suffers in cunsa-
( the Livor--having ccas
- the diseases Of thAtorean
q has matle il his stildA, Ia
I! years, t0 had some rcIn-
Sieraet tbs many dc Grange
able,
~ NEEDY Il at last found,
~ Liver Complaint in ANY
= try u boil!c, and convIc-
formed by dissolving
k- para which ia s0lubic for
u, inedscines. Thcse glsins
. bad matte: from Nle sys.
place u healthy Cow Of
" stomach, causing food
'Nthc blood, giving tone
- neutrality-suspicious. ing the
etfectiHg \ radical curs,
ereeablc after effects
AS Mineral Poisan, that is
t%a, e..
Is sufficient 10 relieve the
= food from r!siig and get
- before retiring prevents
night loosens Tho ho@cN.
~tiyeness.
N,acli meal will cure y! .
.easpoonsful win alw"
ryHfemale obstructlons re-
disease, and makes Il
~ cholic, wbilo, .::.a
ed is n sure cure for tna
/ y. preventative OF Cholera
i Nwill prevent the recnr-
, while i. relieves al! pain'
J ~ needed to throw oHt Of
t, medicine after Il loG2
+ .JauRdi6e removes all
/ y, color frOm the skiiis
/ Nttine before eating gives
] Amtkes food digest well
.<ed cures Chronic Diar
~ white summer aud bow
.O most to the frs. dose.
3 stack $ caused by worms
. dren, there Is no surer
: sdy In the world, us i
: -Ation In these statements;
r facts, that we can giv'
. Gall who use IT are giviIt
mony in itsfavor!
If Liver Remedies now offere'
none we can so fully recon
rd's Jayigorator, so generali.
the Union. This preparation
nor, pr6ducingahe most hap
use 1t. Almost iilnuin sraol
iven Of the greet vir.ue OF thi
10 highest standing In society
he best preparations now be
son County Democrat.
,LLAR PER BOTTLE.
'roprietors, No. .s4S Broadwa!
,r. l. SWIFT; in Pittsburg b
ID by Druggists generally.
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A. BRLDINe, NJ. D. c. 8. LEONARD, ID
BELDING & LEONARD,

Physicians and Surgeons. Ofhce-west end OF PhmnX
Hack. one door north of Colin Il Pinuey's store
Calls promptly attended to at all hours botn day and
night. Df Beidlng's festdence-nol:h east Of Office
HorSe. ~. [August 6, 's7-1y
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II ktoat eSfie"t'hN
working cures almost too
as If by nlagic, even the II
seldom more thln one DO
Rind of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia to IL common 4 I
the resaN ol a diseased Ll
The LiScr ii one of the .
tie human body, aud
functions we'll, lac pow
fully developed. The
tireiy dependent on th7
yer for the proper per.
When the stomach Is at
+ fault and The wnoie sys-
quence of one organ-
I'd to do. its duty, For
one of tie propfietdls
a practice of twenty
edy wherewith to coun-
lnepts TO which IL is Ii
HTo P:Gye that this ,r re-
arypsrsun troubled with
OF It's forms. has but to
ton Is certain.
A compound has been
gums and EXTRACTING that
me active yirMts ct the
remove all morbid or
tenn, supplying in their
bile, invignrating the
to digest well, purifying
and health to tho Whole
causes of the disease and
without any Nhe disa-
felt BY nsiiig Cnion 81 or
often resorted to. -, i
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the
ting sour.
Oily one dose taken
nightmare
0Rly one dose taken at
gcntlY, alld cures COS
One dpOo taken after
pepsia. :. it,
iFOne dose of two
relieve Sick-headacbe.
One bottle taken for
moves the cause Of the
perfect cure.
Only one dose relieves
One dose often repeat
Cholera 'Merbus, and a
One .tlose taken often
renee of bilious attacks,
full feelings.
TPOniy one bottle is
the system the effects OF
sickness.
One bottle taken for
yellowness or unnatural
One dose taken Il short
. vigof to the appetite and
One dose often repeat
rhoea in its worst forns,
el Acnblaihss yield al
One OF two doses cures
: while for worms III chill
, safer OF sreedier reme-
nevor fails.
There Is no exaggera'
they are but plain sober
J vidence to prove, while
their unanimous testi'
Among tho hundreds o
= TO the public, there are
mend us Doctor Sanfor
, kntwn now throughout
!, is truly a Liver Inyigora
d by results to all who
certificates have becn q
medicine by those Of tn
and we know it to be tn
; fore the pu5lic.vLHqds
PRICE ONE DO
y SANFORD & CO., p
! New York.
:, Sold in Rayenna by D
y DR.. Geo. H. Keyser, an
" .July q. lHj7-mnr9G-ly
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TIE Mas MrrrrEo NExr SArUaDAT.-

The Mass MEETINe NExT SATUEDAT.-l
The Mass Meeiing Of the Democracy, is
to be he Id in Ravenha next Saturday, the
26th inst. Let there be.a mighty gDthering
Of the Democracy. More able or eloquent
champions Of Democratic principles-of
equal taxation and Independent Treasury
cannot be found in Ohio, than lhegenilemen
who will address the people on the day Of
our Convention. sr : 81
Hon. GEO. E. PUGH. the young and gal.
lant United States Senator, will be present
without fail. For thrilling soul Inspiring
sIoquence and for clear and convincing ar
gument, be stands in the front rank Of the
orators of the nation. His career thus far
in life, has been the most brilliant known in
the history Of American Statesmen. Ohio
never had truer or, more yigiiant represen-
tative in the National councils. He has
won, himself place in the hearts Of the
people Of Ohio, and among the bright starr
of the nation, he is one Of the, brightest.
HENRY B. PAYNE, ,our noble stsndurt
bearer, WILDE here. He has clear heat
ard an admirable capacity for forcible
sand convincing expression Of his thoughts
His reasoning will be sound. and his urgu
ments will carry convictiontO the hearts an
the judgment OF his hearers.
We need not speak particularly of tn
other gentlemen who ore named to Oddres
the people, They are all able men an
sound Democrats. =, -, E.
All over the State, the people are rally
ing to the Democratic STANDARD by thousand
and tens Of thousands. Let not. old POr
tage be behind her sister counties in thi
glorious struggle. -, w
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A REMAPKABLE TREE. ~ Ell CAN.
NON, Ed, of Aurors, day or two since.
presented us with dozen large and deli
cious peaches which were grown Che pre-
sent season, upon tree which is fly one
years old! The stone fr' m which the tree
grew, WIS brought from Massachusetts in
1908, ard p'pnt. by STEPHEN ,CAHsoN on
his farm; but wos transplanted to the farm
now owned BY the donor of the fruit to Us
Is there h tree in Portage county equal to
this!
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DEMOCRATS AwAxEts MAkruA.--W, w.
HAeAMKE, N. L. JEFERlEs and N. EGeLEs'
TON addressed an excellent meeting at Man.
tuu Corners, on Friday evening. The
speeches -are reported toshave been clear
and able expositions of the Democratic faith.
Muntua will give good account of herself
on the second Tuesday Of October.
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SUFfIELp MEErNG.-The Democratic
meeting at Suffield, last Thursday, was well
attended and enthusiastic. The best spirit
prevailed among ,ths Democracy. We
look for . heavy majority from that quarter.
The people were address by Messrs. !. G.
WlLLrs and A. HART.