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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

TLOUR.-25 bbls. VIM. A. Chapman's FAM.
II ly Flour, 20 bbls. Jonathan Ewers' Family
Flour, Superfne, Fine, first and second hiddlings
Condemned, and Musty Flour; also, SO bbls Su-
perior Rye Flour, in store, and for sale BY the
single barrel or Dray load.
lie 5 HILL BROWN & PARTLOW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

IMPROVED GAS BUKSER.-There has been re-
Gently introduced one Of the most simple, effec.
tive and scientific devices for the economical and
complete combustion of illuminating gas that
has yet been discovered. This apparatus con-
sists Of central tubular ring about an inck in
diameter, perforated on its upper plane with
numerous small holes for the escape of gas, and
forms circular jet Of soft clear, yellow light
when burning. This central ring is surrounded
by a similar ring considerably larger, which Is
perforated with six or eight holes, forming sem
incl jets, which, being white, have the effect to
surround the main jet with constant and uni
form supply of warm oxygen passing inward
and upward to I'LL the constantly impending Va
cum created in atmosphere by the more ceatfal
Jet This new arrangement consumes gas under
much lower pressure than by any other means
Phil American.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

THrRTERS AT THE TABLE.-The great trage.
diene Rachel, in the Spring of of 1857, when she
was sinking under disease, showed her belief
in popular superstition, in letter she wrote
to friend, as follows:
Do you rememember, 81 Houssay, our dinner
some time since at Victor Hugo's, and that we
sat down thirteen at table? There were present
Hugo and his wife, yourself and your wife. my
sister Rebecca and myself, Girardin and his wife,
Girard de NerVal, Pradier, ADJUST de Musset,
Perrie (du SiecleJ and the Connt 'd0rsay Now
where are these thirteen Victor Hugo and his
wife are exiled in Jersey, your wife is dead,
Mime. de Girardin and my poor Rebeeca. Girard
de Eerval, and Pradier, Mousset Pierre d'Oray-
all, all dead. There remains but yourself. Gil
rardin and Rachel-Of her We willsnOt speak
Adeu, my friend; never again laugh when there
arb thirteen at table.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
TrI1sfaaIa Sala

IY virtue Of D.ed Of Trust executed % BY RIehEd
ID Knowles dated February 10, 1S aud recorded In the
Clerks once Of the County Court OF Ohio county. Va in
Deed Book 81 page so viii oeF for srle At public
tOn the ontdOor Of the Court House Of said county
Monday, March LIST, 1885, at y O'Clock certain
piece Of ground adjoining the addition South
Wheeling Laid ". Chapine and others, and
approved and confirmed BY John Eon; (e plat Of which
addition Il o. the Clerks 0f said court
Deed Book 30. pase 2IS and bounded follows % Wit
Beginning the y. Of Frst and Mercer
In said addOn thence s. I0 deg 2 100 feet thence N.
i9H deg z 100 fet thence n I1 deg W 1os fest PaTal
lei 10 said RrsteouFse 19 W 109 feet paTai
lei to the said second % the beginning Containing
about 81 poles. or less.
Terms 81 Sale, cash. B. u. E0FR,
ian26-tm Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
TrnataaIa SAG.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from ". n. Russell Wm.
L. NcAfee and Otlsrsto bearing date July 4h ISL
aud Of record IN Ohio County In Deed Book a. pae s6
offer for sale the following Described property, 10 Wit
The WHEELIs0 WISDoW Gas WoREs, inelaing Lots
beFeiu the original plat % North Wheen Is g. 81, IS
g, The said Works being In eomplrts rlninE order
Also - pots, we'll seasoned, and an the lpsnenss
ehineTys es In belonging 70 said EoFks For sale
on reasonable terms Possession given July. Is49
Janis Applyto = o. l1cAREE, Ernstee-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
FOX smERIFF.

MESsEs- EEIToEss-PrTmit thFoash veur e,l-,
announce yself as cIzEI's CASBiDITE Tor ejsrti .
ne enc Of sheriff ohie county, AZ the ensusr So
Election Ifsbil ISAAC CoTTs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
FOR smERTFF.

FE1LoE CITIZENs.-At the earnest solicitation o. 3, -
Der o. friends. aEliu OF myself IS eaBdIlS,e -
once OF sheriff for Ohio county pledeinz rsrll 49,,
70 discharge the duties Of the once Win mpaTaIty
AGpS A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
Loxo AND AwkwARD CoSr1vruExT.-Th

Loxo AND AWKWARD CoSrIvENEST.-The
Richmond South, in an article on errors Of the
Press, says that the following clause is to be
found in the Code of Virginia in 1911:
the first degree, his or her aiders, abettors, and
connsellors, shall suffer death by hanging by
the neck. Every person duly convicted Of the
crime of murder in the second degree shall be
sentenced TO undergo a similar confinement for
periOdnot less than five nor more than eigh-
teen years."
passed in that State, and officially printed and
promulgated. which provided that certain of
fence, if attempted by any negro or mulattO,
should be punished by death: and if committed
by any negro or mullattO, should be punished
1irty-niRe stripea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

THE PAPERS Us. H. WINTER DAv1s-The Hon.
H. Winter Davis has recently filled quite prom
inent space in public attention, by reason of his
being rejected by our University as their orator,
and by reason of some remarks which he the
other day let fall about his sovereign contempt
for the influence of the Press. All over tho
country he has been most soundly berated for
this last offence-until we rather suspect Mr.
Winter Davis begins to wish his words unsaid
His home papers-eyen his own OrganAand
his friends papers abroad have commented in
terms upon Mr.. Davis supercilious at
tempt to ignore the source and sustenancc of his
own present position.
We are sorry to see so much notice taken of
such remark as that of Mr.. Davis, let fall in
the heat and spur of debate, most likely-but
whether or no, altogether too unimportant to be
made subject of such general animadversion.
The press of tho country can very well afford to
let pass all such attempts to injnre its influence,
and revenge themselves, if need be, by ignoring
the existence Of the authors of such attempts
when they 0he authors would soon find that
tho reading public would soon likewise forget
them.
1t is not too much to say that the public men
of this country, for the most part, owe their
position to the power Of the press. The press
makes and unmakes dozeus-scores and gangs
of them every political canvass-brings men out
and up who would never be known, but for its
influence, beyond their own parishes. True,
tho press ohe partisan press makes some very
bungled jobs in the shape of pseudo. greatness,
and Oftentimes palms spurious article on
the country-but by and by, some one of the
opposition sentinels spot the bogus pretender.
The New Orleans Bulletin closes some very
severe comments upon the speech of Mr. Davis,
with the following remarks:
"There is principle involved in this matter
and it is this which has caused US to refer to it
which the Press of the country should heed
The Press is too much addicted, we fear, to the
manufacture of great men out of very scant
material. 1t should exerciSemore caution. The
indiseriininatc system OF putting, toiieh is too
apt to creep into tho political Press sohen speak
Sng Of ats friends, is almost as detrimental TO
them and the general interests of society, as tho
indiscriminato abuse of opponents is. Let us
be moro cautious hereafter, and conffne ourselves
to facts and to what truth will fairly warrant
To bestow the en,ogies due only TO genius and
merit-alwaYS modest and always grateful-
upon a mere mass of inflated vanity, inverts all
the rules of propricty, and cannot in the long
run be otherwise than highly prejudicial to the
best interests of the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
NOTICE

THE Annual Meeting the stOehoIders ofthe Crescent
Manufacturing Company, for the choice % President,
Directors, Ae and The transaction % such other business
LEGALLY before them win be held at the once
o the Company, In Wheeling, Va, II O'Clock A. -.
WEDNESDAY, February 1oth, 1855,
IHRENOH HAf-A new ana pretty aTtIsle, Black and
Il Brown received and for sale b.
sePlA 8 d. HARPER 4 SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
For SHERIEE

AEsEH. EDIoRs;-P1ease announce cur vortbv .s,;
WI = HOUstEN, - ~ Independsnt eaniI3,,- Z !
shsIils In the ensuing Spring Eleetiou. -S Hr
feb6 THE MAJORITY OF yOTTRs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

VENTILATED, sELP.ADJUsFING SILK HATH

VENTILATED, sELF-ADJUSfING SILK HATH
WE have this day received from New York, Behee's
w Spring Style S Hats and take pleasure In Introduce
ing improved way Of Ventlang gensmens hats and
making This ventilation ts made By
admitting the air between the leather and the body o. the
and passing out Of the top causing free OF
The leather Il eOnstructed - - conform
shape OF the forehead rs the hat put
thereby relieving head nom the 90 unpleasant
and Complained Of in all sGened hats, and eaus
ing Hat to be plahle and As The Sst Felt
Hat comfortable, inasuueh IS its wen Venf
exceedingly light, and equally durable hats made
the ordinary Gentlemen invited 70 cau and
milne [ian5l s. D. HARPER SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
FOR sHRRIPP

NEssls EDHoRs.-PIeas- announce ne A, .,r5r,.,.,
me once OF sheriff q Ohio eO1nty tie sEsHftr So.
EieetiOn Ifshsl ASDREW White
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
FOR SHERIFF.

NEssEs. EDTToRs=-Pl=ass Announce me a e,n5s1,. =,
be elected SSrin Of Orio county the ensuing NnT
ti0n. fetal JOHN R. HuBRiED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
MAY ELECTION.
COUNTY COIrRr

AElsls- EbTTOhs:-PIeass announee n. a. Z, .,,.,
lor Fe-sieetion Clerk Of The Coanty Cort 81
At the ensaiRg May Election ms mo MccOIi0CE'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

MEssRs- EDFToRss-PIease announce me as I e.p5s,,
for Feeleetion the once % sheriff Of Ohio C1n
the Spring Election. [febll sANT IEWiS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
For Rent.

THE three stoEy brick store house on te esrp,r ,N
Il kst aud Union Streets and aud for the p1,f ~
yeaTs in the occupancy Of NesSTs. Heskeu SU,1Tir
as Dry Goods store; during AL Of which time her IN
been transacted therein amongst the ARREST II rot Ve
lAEgest retail business Ia this city. II 6ed m IN ~
best style for the retail dry E0O5s trade; but A. bB
stand Is equally sHEBbie fer any other.
Also, the two stoTy dwelling bause UnIou strr-t ~
In the occupancy Of the family Of Mr Joeob st,p,b
The house Is we'll finished eonVeuirntiy arranged h
uth its market and Business Trudr. h !.
very desirable residence. PoEBesSion lat April
ianSi=2E Apply Nh PAXTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
a WHALE's Reflections lady sends t,
the Bridgeport Farmer verse supposed tohay,
been uttered by the spirit Of whale:

HAnd now my bones are Whiaking round ,
With many a skip and jump aud bound ;
Hnt know they al The same space about
As they ala before they were taken cut"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

oRASoEs, green peas aud new potatoes, are in
abundance at Now Orleans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
Hope Glass Work.

WE have Just stlFte In he aIast Business the nan.
~ ntaetare % Walls and Botteg md black We
have tie best % WOFnen that be lad 81 the country.
and Are confident - giving satslletion The Glass can
Be hsd At eittSbu'E prices HAHN, sAHNER { co.
D0ing the blsineas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
NEW AND POPULAR hooks
AT j. G. ORRSS,


80 10 AA@AAN t-18Es
THAT popular Book. City % the Great King By Dr. ar-
u clay; Mustang 6Teyiol. JErrs CIe1ens' Lass seek;
tNfn tosea, b. Mrs. Richie; White Less QEES PaTtheua:
HH.band V VIE. o. Neeo5y . msRs ngtrlted) Luey
lirhe hoaEH;l Married ne= Portraits ~ nv TIaTr5ed
rends; All Of Capt M1yne Heeds WORKS; AI6nts ne Hd-
zen Reth ln1 Moss SIDE ne popular works % lIaTiou
HaEiaud, the lehleId AgthorerslaeetteF With every
tng n the statInla.z line, ank sehcol Books &C. be-
spring stock tan9
0uRE BRANDY IN pint5, qnaTts, ard "a dan Also a
superior agtiHie % Old Family Efisy, IN fard
4na for saishS lsspsl VA EDWARDs mo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

Mucn dissatisfaction is expressed BY the St.
Louis papers at the non-resumption of the Mis-
souri, banks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
DENTISTRY.

E undersigned respectfully bfoFm the P1blic thnthy
have associated themselves together for pFaetg
q Deptstry- Their oee I6R Market ibFHen
MonTOe and Union SAL where they viii be happy 70 5cs
Dentist.
They both students andfor years the assist
ants Of the late Dr. Hulhen, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself for the
last eleven ng which time he has beese seq1hn
ted Wlth Of the leading Dentlss n almost All The
eites o. the United States, and has fAmsTsed hsef
~ their various peeuliaFities opeHatfnR Thy there
fore feel confident Cf being abie entire sastsaeon
70 an Who may favor them with their pAtronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, n D.
whe, ling, Nov. IS. 1857. JAMES ORR
n B-Messrs R o. take pleasure in referring, byP
miSslou, 20 the following E=ntlemen:
" R Weed D. D.; Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hen Ahd
Caldwell. Morgan Nelson Esq. B. Il. E1a. Es Dr. las
Rrssel DR.. ". }. Bates, Or. & II. Cumnins, DE- A.
HdFeth. Dr.A = 81, Fallant Delapain, John Ahets,
Esq., NeCIalens, Knox 8 90. NaraL rayIor- novig-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
TnE snfRrrrA1rY.-We now have the even

TAE SaER1FrAIrY.-We now have the even
half dozen candidates for this high, profitable
and honorable Office. We are pleased to hear
that the race is just beginning, and that other
Thorough breds" are to be put upon the course
sometime during the present heat (month,) or
at the beginning of the next. This will give an
exceedingly vivacious. gay and thrilling aspect
to the course So crowd in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

DECIDEDLY FIsn sroRY.-The Keokuk Dai-
1y .7oarna1 says, that man while fishing near
that city, day ortwo since, caught large cat
fish, which from is proportions he judged would
make an excellent roast. After returning home
he proceeded to prepare it for the culinary OPP
Grafton, which it was destined to go in order to
render it palatable. Our readers can judge his
astonishment when on opening the fish large
gold chroDometer watch rolled out of its stom-
ach; but not less the establishment of a gentle
an in that city, who, hearing the circumstances,
repaired to the residence of the fisherman and
recognized his own watch, lost overheard some
time during the past summer, while coming up
the river on steamboat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

FASHIONS ron JAxuAnY.-The Toilet for Janu-
airy announces the following startling novelty in
ladies' fashions for the winter -
Large open sleeves and the double belshape
are very generally accom- panied By a jOckeyip
Why jockeyg We can well understand
that if ladies' stirts of the double bellshape"
go on expanding at their present rate, the ac-
COMPARTMENT of a light porter or man with
wheelbarrow may eventually become necessary,
in order to help the fair wearers along with their
unwieldy hRbiliments,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
: :, '-'F-'''' + NEW FIRM.

DRS. BARfLEff & FINCHELL, neniists, ~
lS MaTketStreet.O PPOstte " HshinstOn Hal, Vice
N4LL6fHyInE Va.
Dr. Winehs being compelled BY his rapidly Increasing
business facilities doing sane takes
Peasurein informing his friends and the Puble that
formed business connection With ". 8 ATtlrtt " D.,
Eho had aeen xPeTienet the On
tai profession.
DFs B. q ". prepared perform every oPeraioEin
Surgical and Mechanical familiar AID
practice all the latest Of the DSntaiA and
guarantee bsauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shalinOt be surpassed
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ard
comfort OF AFticia Ih dread 81 Busr
Ing experienced during he necessary preliminary e1as
tOn Of the OIL teeth and roots informed that BY neU
process, entirely unlike ChlorofoTm Ether, ane aPea
bic in most and psteV AnSEeas IN al, teeth
now extracted without Pain.
Any Information IVieg RPpeTtainng 70 their P'ef
sion they VIII be pleased q give EFafts-
Plr1se call and examine speeteus Of ARTIFICIAL Teeth
~ Oflee open At all hours. 'sPlt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
T, CARTWRIGHT,

NJ Q SIO - MIN sTEs EEsT.
r IsT OF NEW MUSIC =
II The Crystal Waltz composed by gentleman OF THIS
Fartune Teller; (Gutan J. P. CHM.
Sultan's Polka piano. Charles d. Albert
La S,lphde valse5 (Pano) J. Ascher-
La CIoehette du Patrsi (PianOl L-fshTue Wsly
MaauTkR Sentinientals5 (PanOl JAMES Bellak
Masurka des Traineanx; piano. J. Aseler.
The celebrated RondO Finale, sung by Madame La
horde; (PianOl Max MaretEek.
Also received the following pieces Of Music
Bessie's Grave; \ beautiful song.
What Home without Brother.
What Home without Sister; companions TO What Is
Home EIthont-a Mother.
Maid o sylvan Nook.
FLIGHT OF the Robin.
The Snow has fallen around
Also, large assortment Of Musical Works, &C., &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

EXAMPLES To BE IMITATED.-Wc wonder if
the American people dind't feel proud of the
present Congress reading the telegraphic re-
ports in the Saturday morning papers. For in
stance, the following, which will bear this sec
ond printing! motion was "made to send for
a daguerreotypist to take views of scenes: "-tho
rollw called so frequently for factious purpo-
ses that, we read, Several clerks broke down"
at it, and inexperienced substitutes were dis
patched to their relief" Then again particu-
Iarly notice this handsome picture members
were continually going out and coming in from
lunch: some eating at their desks!" we add the
exclamation mark ourselves after desk; the SEN
tence certainly is worthy of it. Then some
more of these nice, dignifed statesmen, speak
ing under spiritual impulse, called out to bring
their beds for "they would stay till Monday
This is true fast Young America pluck; get
drunk, rolick and reel round the cushions,
and swear you "won't go home till morning"
And if the proceedings announced in our tel
egraph of Saturday morning, were disgraceful,
what shalt we say of the scene reported in the
Extra" which We put out Saturday evening,
by which the public were informed that Mr..
Bully Keitt, of S. e., anxious o emulate rIIe
ignoninious notoriety of the late Bully Brooks,
coolly takes fellow member tby the throat for
merely saying that in house free to allits
members, he would walk where he pleased; for
which Mr. Bully Keitt, very OPPORTUNITY and
appropriately, got knocked down.
We suppose that ere the Lecompton juggle
gets through Congress, We shall have the pleas
ure of reporting series of such interesting
scenes.
Model men, these present batch of Congress
men seem to be.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
For Rent

THE large in the occupancy 81 the ODD Fe
i lows, IN the % story q the warehouse Market
occupied by r. CTanElE Co. Possession given on The
day Of April next Apply 70 Henry Moore or
janis p K ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
NEW ApvBRTIsRn1ENTs.
PUBLIC MEEIING

IA the Court House, Monday evening the sth inst: for
the purpose Of taking neeessaT
secure reduction In price Of GAS consumers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
For Rent

GENERAL desirable Dwellings Wheeling Island Th-v
- pleasantly situated upOL tie RivrT ank eouaori
ing beautiful view % the city. river Tor s-VS
miles below the city good plank rsm the Tridre !.
the door. Good garden pats each Tenement
JAMIE -'' sroxE THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08

IlURE OOD-LIVER OIL
i Bulls SAFsapaEilla,
Sands do
Ayre's Oh rry PeetoraI,
ReyseF's Cough syrup,
WistaT's Balsam 1t Wild Cherry,
Lococks Puimonic Waters, and
Kiett's celebrated Sugar PiuHas for exteEminating
fsb4 s. FUNDENRERG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
NE1UclIADNEzzAR's HuNrNe DI,py.-

HEBUCiIADNEzzAR's HUNTiNe DIARY-
A correspondent Of the Northern Easigp
says a book is about to | 0 published by
Col Ra%lusou, upon further discoveries
lie has made. Ha found NrBiohadnez-
zar's hunting diary, with notes. and here
and there a portrait of his dogs, sketched
by himself with his name under IL. lie
mentions in il, having been i'll, and whist
hs was delirious he thought he had been
ont grazing like the beasts Of the field
Is not this wonderful confederation Of
scripture3 Rawlnson also found pot
Of preserves, 10 an excellent state. and
gave some to Queen to taste. How little
Nebuchadheszar' cook dfeamt whom
making them. that, twenty-five centuries
after, the Queen Of England would eat
some of the identical preserves that fig
ured at her masters table.--L0Rdon
Weekly T5mes. rs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Hall to ba RlanrhtarAdl

From present indications in different
portions Of the District. the Democratic
are determined TO make yearling Of Hall
They are almost unanimous in the opinion
that his election was a waterfall Of the
shallowest kind. Among tile aspirants,
who are hgureing closely for the nomina
tion, may be mentioned, Ramsey Of IIar.
din, Noble Of Seneca, Green Of Sandusky
and M M'Kelly Of Wyandot, either Of whom,
woul be decided Improvement on The
present incumbeut.--RsRton Rep.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

R9-Dr, j. @. Aver, the world rolowh,
cd Chemist Of New England, is now stop,
ping at the Burnet house ii this city. He
las been making a tour Of tbs Western
States, with his scientific associates, ID
investigate their remedial productions, OF
such as he can make remedial. We no
tice he has been received with marked
distinction by our leading citizens Of the
West and are rejoiced 70 dnd they have
shown a proper estimate Of the man who
has perhaps done more for the relief oI
human ills than any other American.
Daily journal, CiRcinaah, D.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

DRowNED We learn that Mr.. George
Streeter, of Fitohville, in this county.
was drowned in the Yermillion River, ~
that place, on Wednesday, the l2. n inst.
II appears that she deceased had gone out
upon the river above the dam. 10 q small
boat, for some purpose. The water 10
the river was high, and from some cause
the skiff aud Mr. s. were swept over q .
dam. His body had not been found on
Thursday .-Nor0alk Reflector.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

w IHv I IuoIuuUV " IHU ULlIeu bIlIos
has demanded an explanation from Eng.
land and Spain, with reference to the
search and visitation Of American vessels
in the vicihity Of Cuba aad its harbors.
The Colotado, which left Norfolk on the
18th, had specific orders to the Home
Squadron TO stop these interfer6nces Will
American shipping from any qdarter
These transactions have cause much in
dignation on the part Of Congress, as wei
as the Administration, and Both House.
have called upon the President for idfor.
nation unon The subject.