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DIR. WALTOWS
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
YOUNG AMERICA vICroRIoUsi

YOUNG AMBNICA VICTORIOUS
ANE small box of Pills cures ninety rne
" cases out OF q hundred. No Basam no
Mercury, no odei on the breath, no lear Of
detection. Two small pills dose tasteless
and harmless as water. Full directions are
given, SO that The patient can cure himself
as certain as with the advice of the most ex.
perenced surgeon, and much better than
with the advice Of one Of little experience
in this class of disease.
Sent by mail to any part of the Country
by enclosing one dollar 10 DR.. d. G. Walton,
No. l54 North Seventh ST., below Race,
Philadelphia, 4 liberal discount 10 the trade.
None genuine without the written signature
Of D c. Walton, Proprietor.
Dr. WIS treatment for Self-sbuse, Weak.
ness, &c., is entirely different from The usual
course. Dr.. w. has cured hundreds who
have tried others without benefit. The
treatment is as certain TO cure as the sur is
to rise. Enclose stamp, and address Dr..
w. as above, giveng a full history of your
case, and you will bless The day you made
the effort TO secure what is cerain--A RAD.
ICAL CURE. Jan. 27. I85s-Iy.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFuMED BREATH

WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN-can be ac.
qured by using the "Balm Of Thousand
Elosusrs." What lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse of a disagree able
breath, when by ueing the "Baim of a Thou
sand FlotOers" as de nlrifice, would not only
render il sweet. bu, leave the teeth as wh tie
as alabaster Many persons do not know
their breath is bad, and the subjec, is go deli
cate their friends will never mention il. Be-
ware of coun,erfeits. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Feb. 1S. IS67-6m.
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Dedication oil 10 N. Z. Church.

The new Methodist Episcopal Church in
this place will be dedicated to the services
Of God on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
February 7th, 1858. tits expected that Bish-
op L. Scott, D. D., of Delaware, and Rev.
Thomas Bowman, D. d., of Willamsport,
Pa, will be in attendance and participate
in the religious services.
A protracted meeting will be held at the
new Church, commencing on Saturday even
ing, February 9Th. Several Ministers from
abroad will be present, and the exercises
will no doubt be of the most interesting
character. 1t is hoped much good may be
done, and many souls converted. They
have the material and all is wanted is for
thsm to get The work fairly commenced and
4heir labors are rewarded
The church is large and commodious, ca.
pablo of seating many people.
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THE Rev. C. S. BURNETT, while laboring as
a Missionary in Southern ASA, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities OF the blood; also,
an easy and effectual mode OF Inhang the
remedy. Actuated by desire TO benefit his
suffering fellows, he will cheeriuIly send the
Recipe Qree) TO such as desire il, with full
and explicit directions for preparing and sue.
cesslulIy using the Medicine.
Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT,
83l Broadway, New York City.
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" In consequence of the many ditficul-
ties that have arisen with regard to the con-
struction of The Relief law, passed by the
Legislature at the extra session, in October
last, Mr.. Coffey has introduced bill in the
Senate to remedy the defect 1t provides
that the Sixth Section shall be so construed
"Thut the Stay of execution provided for,
shall extend as well 10 judgment entered
more than a year prior 10 the passage of
said act, as 10 judgments entered within one
year from that date"
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An awful Calamity.

In Brooklyn, New York, on Monday the
18th inst, school house in which were
over 500 children, caught fire, producing
great fright and, confusion among the in.
mates; seven children are reported TO
have been killed and large number
more or less injured; the anxiety of the pa.
rents for the safety of their little ones was
OF the most painful and hear,rending char.
acter. The origin Of the fire was from
defective fue.
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MAREEBNa

On Sunday morning, January l7th, 1858,
in Nescopeck, Luzerne county, Mr.. HENRY
KEncHNER. and Miss MARIA HARTzELL, both
of that place.
Io Berwick, on the 21st inst, by Rev. T..
BAIL, Mr.. ADAM SUIT, Esquire, Constable of
Briarcreek township for four years, and U.
S. Mail Contractor on route No. $3.50, and
Miss SAvrLLA S1LER, of Briarcreek iown.
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
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THOMAS w. SMITH, who was acquitted for
the murder of Carter, was delivered over to
his sister; medical testimony having been
adduced that confinement in lunatic assy.
lum would cause speedy death, while care
full attention would restore him 10 health.
The sister was placed under bonds TO the
amount of $4,000. She has since taken her
brother and gone to the State of Delaware.
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DONATION.

THE members of the Lutheran Evangelical Con-
i gregation design giving a donation to their
Pastor, D. A. SH : RU ETCS, at his residence
in Bloomsbury, on TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1858. The members and the public
generally are respectfully solicited at the donation,
friends. 1t is hoped that they who feel able and
willing may attend and make good and liberal do
nations. By order Of the Committee.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 20, 1858.
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DONATION vIsIr.-It will be seen by card
in to days paper, that Rev. f. A. SHARRErrs
and his family will be happy to meet their
friends at the parsonge on Tuesday, the 9th
day of February, 1883. It is hoped that all
who are able and willing will call and re-
spond.
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FROM KAssAs-THE LEcoMPTor CoNsTITU-
Tios.-G. Louis, Jan. 16.-The Republic an
learns that General Calhoun has returned to
Lecompton, under an escort of United
States troops. 1t is also stated that he was
TO leave Leavensworth on Wednesday last
for Washington with the Lecompton Con-
stitution. The vote upon i, at the last elec-
tion is expected to arrive here tonight.
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AcKhowLEDGMESTs.- Paul Leidy and
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, Members of Con-
gress, have placed us under obligations TO
them for public favors received.
Ent and Smith, Esqs., members of the
House of Representatives., have our thanks
for Legislative documents.
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PENHsvLvANAs.-Thiss staunch democratic
paper has been considerably enlarged, and
greatly improved in appearance by the new
type. 1t ranks among the leading journals
of the day, and has wide circulation
Terms, six dollars year in advance, or sew
ell at the expiration. a.
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Church Dedication.

RY Divine Permission, the Bloomsburg
- NJ. +. Church will be dedicated 10 the
worship OF God. on Saturday February 7lh.
Bishop L. Scott D. D., Rev. 7. Bowman D.
D and Rev. 7. Mitchell, are expected 10
Preach during the day.
Service to commence at 100 O'Clock, a. m.
GEORGE WARREN.
Jan. 27, 1857.
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FIREiN Pirrsros .-Pittston has again been
visited by another destructive fire-burning
the Steam Mill of MIR. Mott, near the river
bridge, together with the Store and Shoe
shop adjoining, on Monday evening. We
have not learned the particulars.
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The peop

= The people of Bristol, R. l., we see
it stated, are losing their hair, without
any known cause. The Phoenix says that
several have lost all the hair from their
heads and bodies, the whole disappearing
within two weeks, leaving not even an eye.
lash. The doctors cannot account for il.
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pEJysr--A leading Harrisburg paper cop
iss ops snhre article of last week, on the
subject OF Common Schools, without any
oeasr credit than saying cit is we'll written
srssele from journal in central Pennsylva.
sis." Brother, be lust! 30 =
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~ We call attention to the advertisement
of C. E. Topp in another column. We have
every confidence in the firm, as they pay
their advertising bills in advance. We have
also some nice specimens of their pencils,
which are rs good ss those sold at the
shops. se@ -f .
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y The birthday of Daniel Webster, the
18th inst, was observed more generally
than it had been in years past in Boston
The Webster Association, as well as large
number Of private clubs, celebrated the day
in an appropriate manner.
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OYSTER SALOON.

where he can supply everything in The way
Of EATABLES. Fresh Oysters, Sardines.
Tripe, Beef Steak, Fish, &c., &C., will be-
kept on hand for the accomm oda,ion of his
guests and The public in general.
He also has in connection with bis hoiel
an excellent Omnibus Line, running regular-
ly several times per day to and from the
Depots on the arrival of The Cars, by whic.
passe ngefs will be pleasantly conveyed 10
the Depot Stations, or taken from, OF con.
veyed TO their residences, if desired. 2
q He will always be happy 10 entertain
and accommodate his friends 10 the utmost sf
his ability. -.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 20, 1858.
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IT Is estimated that $4,000 gallons of
native California wine were made during
the vintage of 1857, and SO, 900 Of native
brandy. .s-a, e..
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
PETER BILLMEYER, Proprietor.

fUHakes pleasure in announcing 10 the pub-
l. lie that he still occupies this rse and
commodious Hotel, in BLOOMSBURY, Pa,
and is yet, as ever, prepared 10 accom- oda.s
his guests. The travelling public may de.
pend on all comforts al home, as his house
is entirely furnished and kept in order.
HIS Table
Will be supplied with the best products the
markets afford, and HIS BAR is furnished
with the choicest liquors. The proprietor has
in connection with his hotel fitted ont in the
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LOST.

ANE day last week valuable Camee
" Breast Pin was lost between the rest
dences of Robert Ralsion aud George Beidle-
man, in the road near the Fishingcreek in
the vicinity OF the Iron Dale Furnace. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving il al this
Office. 49,. 49, =.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 90; 1858.
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q Cool Conyorf-Couriing girl in fros-
ty alley after IL o'clock at night. Wonder
if A. don't think SO.
II There are two hundred and fifty ves-
sels now lying idle in the port Of Boston.
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ARGE assortment Of Iron, Steel and Nails
= for rale al ths Arcade BY p'
b May eT,f'5T, ~--, &c MENSeH.s
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II Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, the
McKeesport murders, will be executed on
the 18th proximo. Monroe Stewart, con-
victed with them, a fortnight latter.
n At Havana three hundred men have
died in the Spanish war ships by fever, of
which there was considerable still at Ha-
vana.
II A vermonter-Senator Douglas, by
birth. He is "A years old. Mr.. Douglas
learned the cabinet-making bushes in his
youth, and afterwards studied law.
II Col. John F. Carter, fomerly editor oil
the Lycoming Gazette, has bean appointed
Chef Clerk TO Mr.. Allen, the New Clerk oil
the U s. House Of Representatives.
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JOB PRINTING.

& Having secently added TO the Office of the
Star Of The North a new lot of Job Printing
materials of the rey best quality, we arc
now prepared 10 execute ali kinds.of
ID I'd b P n mo a N @
In neatness OF style, both
RANVI AID E1AIIa
Unsurpassed by any office in this section of
3he State and on as reasonable terms-sucha as
BALL TICKETS, BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS, POSTERS,
CARDS, LABELS,
HAND BILLS, BLANKS,
And all other kinds Of Job Printing. Busi.
ness men will find it TO their advantage by
giving us a call. We keep constantly on
hand large supply of Blanks used by
Justices of the Peace and Constables, prin-
ted on good quality of paper.
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Gov. Packers Cabinet.

Secretary Of Sats-William III. Hester, Of
Berks.
Deputy Strradry-Henry l.. Dieffenbach !,
of Clinton county. l
Attorney Generai-Hon. Jno. C. Knox, of
Clarion county.
Confidential Clerk in the Sec'y's 08ice.-Jno.
A. Innis, of Easlon.
VIM. A. Porter, Esq, has been appointed
Judge of the Supreme Court, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
the Hon. John c. Knox.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

P EMAINING in The Post Office al Blooms.
AZ burg, Pa, Tor the Quarter ending Jan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM WASHINGTON.

AsalNGfoNi aug >.
The number OF bids for the ten million loan,
which will be decided on Monday next, IS expected
TO realize large amount at a favorable premium
TO the government. Information has been receiV-
ed that it will also be bid for by foreign capitalists
The receipts into the Treasury from customs are
regarded As indicative Of general revival Of bus-
ness and will more than realize the expectation Of
the Government as communicated to Congress to-
ward the close Of the late session.
Should the improvement continue at the same
ratio, the remaining ten or twenty million loan will
not be called for during the first two quarters OF
the present fiscal year, although \. Grenada has
interpOsed objections TO the U. 5. troops passing
over the Isthmus Our government asserts its
right and will exercise il the basis Of treaty sip
ulstions thus to transport them to and fIOm the
Pacific.
Neither the Navy or the Post Once Departments
have yet received an answer from Ar Collins con-
eerning resumption Of the ocean mail service.
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Congressional COnvenion---Nineresnth Dis


PAISEsyILLE, AUG 5rH-MoRSING SESSION.
The Convention was called to order by WV.
SLADF, Chairman Of III District Committee -
On motion of Dr. VINCENT Of Chagrin Falls,
Judge JOIN P. COSvsKsE of Geauga county,
was elected temporary Chairman of the Con-
ventior, and S. o. GRswoLD, Esq Of Cuya-
hosa, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen Com
mittee on Credentials-James Mason, Theodore
Breck and c. L. Russell of Cuyahoga county 5
D. Damon. W. W Branch, and H. LOsey of
Lake county; G. H Kent, E. Spencer and N.
G. Garfield of Geauga.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
consisted of John C. Grannis of Cuyahoga,
Ui Seeley of Lake, and S B. Philbrcck of
Geauga This Committee reported officers for
the permanent organization of the Convention
as follows:
DEITER DAMON of Lake county, President.
G. II. KENT, Geauga,
MosEs HUM, Cuyahoga, ' ice I fe' .
s o GRIswoLD, ,Cuyshoga,
Z. c. Lyman Geauga, Secretaries
GEO E. PAINE, Lake,
The Report was unanimously adopted, and
the Convention adjourned until half-past one
P NJ
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FATAL LCAsUALTY-There was terrible thun-
der storm in the town of Hinckly, on Monday,
p. NJ, the ID.
Lightning struck the wagon shop of Wood
ruff 4 Dean, and killing instantly Mr.. S. p.
Woodruff Mr. VS. father and two others were
standing near, and were not hurt Mr.. ". was
caught by his father before he fell, but no signs
of life were apparent.
The deceased was a young man-leaves a
wife and three children, was much respected for
his good character and industrious habits.
No signs, or mark of injury were discovered,
except a very small mark on his temple and
shoulder. The skin was not even broken
Herald
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lDbpsifialls & 5nrgeons.
NORTON M D-Phvsopath

x MOhlONt VI. O.s-I yoOpdLulC
Dspr Eclectic Physican and Surgeon Of Mid
wiiery and Diseases Of Women and Chllnren DR. NOR
TON having located himself IN Tins aoe s ready 70 at
their private dNeIIings Dr. NJ discards all posons Of
every description. ether mineral animal OF setabe, aud
never reduces paeas them hut
the obtrucons stimulates and tones up the system By
Tbose ed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen. Neuragia Ind mat ,Rheumatsm (sliher
Acute or Chronc Loss of Appetite Derangement o. the
Gravel scrouioas Selinss and Ulcers Cancers, Fstuss
lmpares Of the Bood OF any ChIone OF iong Standing
preston Prolapsus utsra Hsmor hage, Ee request
Cd TO call. His Mode q rreaisnt Is also completely
DR.. has also safe and never failing remedy Tor
Fever and Ague, Cholera, Mobus ysentsy AND
Dahoea Colo. Gram ps Loeklz, k1s and Spasns treAt
- " N Is also prepared 70 treat successfully FEyERS
of1 Nrous types tnssher with all otheI ioIn o. acute
dislI Thsis feion Imagination @ the brain,
but facts deducted from years on the Reform OF
New school System Of Practice and thorough reading OF
he various Of pby and systems Of practice, and
grai1ale from The ola and schools Of Medi-ine-
kinds Of 30 TANlC 1EDIClNE Piles and compounds
neures and srups such are gsaaly kept n boaeac
IDjan Rsmedies and large number OF Compounds, pre-
paTsd BY himself Remedial Asens. among which are
MIN Weed a sovereign fsmedy for The Dyzpspsia Piles
ke-; Au-B ous Pills exclusively ior the LIVER sanstye
never ali 70 cure Eye-Water fsiliag remedy for
Weak sore nfamsd Eyes; Canker Medicins. for Can
NJ SlSsm Of villa Chsrry or Coughs Colds BToncbs.
Cousumptioa and all Diseases Of The Lungs khumahlc
~ s- iatsrnal or srtsrnsl spposoa; Sovereign Rem
edy for Choisra. Mothers CoEal or fenae Friend,
rR- n b Particular Attention Willie paid in treat
ing old Chronc and PriEaie Dlseasea 70 Cleanse me
rss he dea he does claim that he all
abe Diseases and thas considered ineuTabe.
Oalce, No. los Lorain 81 Residsncs, No 70 Church
- p s Dr N. wOald s.y that he can give one stu
dsIf rBOd chance tahis ocste read Medicine and III
iouar .
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MIssOURI ELECTION.


In the first Congressional district Galloway co.
gives Anderson 1929 maj, Pike CO. 81 maj Boone
CO. s65 maj.
In the nfth district, Morgan CO., WOodson 50 ma
jority, ,COEper co. l56 maj, Saline coles maj {,
Peitis co. lis maj, lafayette CO., WOodsOn's re-
ported maj 642.
In the seventh district, Madison co. reported 400
mai for WOodson; Washingtoh CO. 429 maj; St.
Francis CO. "a maj
In the sixth district, Usage co. gives Phelps
large majority. Green county, richardson 300
majority.
Second Congressional Dislrict-St Charles Co.
gives Anderson 267 majority; Audrain co. l57 maj;
Boone CO. reported 500 maj
Fifth District-Jackson county reported 300 ma
jorIty for Reid; Lafayette reported o42 for Wood
son.
Sixth District-G ascOnade county gives Rich
srdson 29s majority Onver Phelps
Moniieau county gives Reid for Congress from
so to 60 majority.
Saline county gives WoOdson l20 majority.
Pitts county gives WOOdson 200 majority.
-Four townships in Lincoln county give Ander-
son 427 maj over Hendeson-
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
FROlI THR wEsT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.
A despatch from st. Joseph, dated August I'd,
says the Sat Lake mail has arrived but brings no
news Of importance. Order and quiet had been
restored throughout Utah, and the AornOns ex-
press themselves highly pleased with the Terrific
rial officers.
Upon Gen. JohnstOn's entrance into the city the
remaining Mormons fed.
Commissioners Powell and McCulloch had fully
completed the duty assigned them and were pass
ed al Fort Laramie en- route for home
Johnston had issued proclamation prohibiting
the citizens and soldiers IRON disturbing the Nor
mons or their cattle, nor were any troops allowed
TO enter the city upon any pretext whatever
The rivers on the route were all high. The In-
dians were all peaceable.
Gen. Harney returns TO the Fort to-day. Barns
battery will reach the post tomorrow.
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$500 For GRAIN has been paid by persons
wanting few bushels Of a choice article to Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them OF SURFING themselves tOaNAP when
it would SEEN proper 20 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man Las had to sew upon, and has left upon it an
even, clean and firm SEAN.
A garment made +" 10 the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon TO recognize the 'sLET
'ER RIP."
Att SonnebOTn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what doubiy adds TO the wonder, Is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PEE CENT less than at
aay other clothing store an the State.
Admission free, and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e tablishment-gTatls
iunesd ftriWtf
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
The HuMAN SIGHT EVER INNEA-IEnL
N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
the largest assortment OF the approved ktnds oi
sPEcTAcLES- Ahis glasses, whether for near OF far
sighted ground under his inspection BY machine
~ OF construction, with the greatest so as to
suit the eyes al cases, curing Hedess, Dzziaess or
IRfszuzOn Of ie Eyes and impaTting strength OT l0
reading o. fine sewing.
- n. H. SoIon0ns0n would here inform The public
that he employs any the sale OF his lenses
y Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, CoMPASsES. &C, kept hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, rs perfect IS natural.
Ohee % Superior street under the American Hotel
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AFTERNOON Session.

Called to order by Judge CONVERSE.
Meas's. Masters OF Cuyahoga, Spencer OfGeau-
ga, and Rockwell of Lake, were appointed
COMMITTEES to wait upon the officers elect and
conduct them to their seats. The officers were
introduced. and Mr.. Damon briefly thanked the
Convention for the honor they had conferred
upon him by electing him its President.
Judge Spaulding offered the resolution fol-
lowing
ResOlrsd, That the delegates to the next
COngressiona! Convention be chosen upon a
basis founded on the Republican vote for Gov
ernor, given at the next preceding election of
that officer in the respective townships and
wards
Unanimously adopted
Msssrs. Andrews of Cuyshoga. Morse of
Lake, and Converse of Geauga, were appoint
ed Committee TO present the names of per-
sons suitable to compose the District Commit
tee
The Committee on Credentials reported that
there were no contested seats, except these from
the Eleventh Ward of eI@saiA11d. and reported
in favor of Smith Neville and Frederick G.
Ksufholtz as delegates from that ward. Report
adopted
The list of delegates was called by the See
retary, and it was found that all the delega-
tiOns were fun and the delegates present.
The Committee on District Committees re-
ported as follows: Wm Slade. Cuyahoga; Wm.
L. Perkins, George E. Paine, VIM Mathews,
Lake; Erastus Spencer, GeaugA. The report
was adopted. .
On motion, the Convention proceeded to bal
lot for nominee for Congress. with the following
result