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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Ohio Election.

CiNcISsATI, Friday, Oct. IL. lse'
IL the NIh Congressional District Howard Deal
is elected by about 500 majority.
John Carey Rep has n to 100 msjonty IN 10
IXth Congressional District.
In the XXtb Congressional District J. HutchS
has RON 1900 to 5000 majority.
CLEVELAND, Friday, Oct. Is, ls~
In tie AIXih District, Waae's lRep.j majority
about $500
IL the XXth District, Ash,abula County gi'"
Hutchins Rep 800 majority.
The XVIII District IS very co-e. hut !. j. geeer~'
supposed that Burns ADM is defeated.
In the IXth District according to unofficial re'a'"'
Carey Rep is elected By 10 majority.
N. II. Nichols, Rep conoedes the election Of WI" "a
Allen Dem in the Vth Congressional Distinct W
majority. v,a
wm Helmick Rep ha, 200 majority IN tae A'"
Congressional District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

This bill, however, does not appear to have
satisfied the contractors notions OF the guillblllty
(to speak charitsbly) Of the Board of Educatlon;
they have since rendered an additional bill for
alterations TO the amount of Sl53 40. The cost of
printing 5000 copies Of the previous Directory,
with only four less pages, was S2l5, or S21 30
less than is here charged for paper alone.
The only other bill rendered is for the Annua!
Report, book of so pages. For $500 copies OF
this delivered in the sheets they charge 9-7 II.
OF this BILL 1926 is for engrsyings for which s27J
is an ordinary price For The remainder
81 262 IL, the contract allows 1868 ~. Add to
this the fact that although l46 pages of tho Report
had been printed and the sheets placed in the
hands Of the binders, the contractors, when they
entered upon their contract, reprinted them at
cost according to their charges Of nearly S400.
Tie bills rendered thus far amount in their total
to $3,99l 81, or little more than double the con-
tract price 81, ,927 49, Whether the contractors,
Messrs. Pudney \ Russell. have estimated the
ignorance of the Bosrd or their influence over it
Alright viii be- seen on the action which is taken
on these bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The Star Of the West arrived yesterday from
Aspinwsn. on Oct. 5. with the California mails o'
sept. u, snd 81 3D., coo in gold. The news
which !, ooe week later than the sdyices by the
Overland Mail, is not Of an important character
We refer to our correspondence In another column
for full particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

From the tenor OF Judge sprsgue's charge 70
the Grand jury in Boston. before which the case
of Capt. Townsend Of the SLAYER Echo IL 70 eolue'
il i. thought that that IL used gentleman vii De
sent TO Key West for trial, that being the nr''
port Of which the Dolphin touched sfter the cap
ture
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Among political news is all address from
the Regulars and the Peoples Democratic
General Committees, wherein they conclude to
support the rsmmsny state and County tickets,
and all nominees for Congress and Assembly who
are not decidedly Objectionable The fight of the
factions, however, is 10 come off in December.
whenthe Regulars promise to take the Geld with
,nll ticket for City officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Let dog. delight to bark and bite, for t' tAeir
nature too wrote the Pioas and poetical DIR.
Watts; and in his day perhaps It was not possible
TO have found an Illustration more pat to bis pur-
pose. Had he lived in our times. instead OF beng
driven to the brute cr-at;on for IN exsmp'e and
watuac. he m.ch, have fcaUd oce uaca Closr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
cent elections to Congress:

81: Dem. maj...3 '5o: Opp. msj %
conoede Buchanan Messrs Florence Dnmick Mont,
,omeiy Schwartz and Gis though do believe
secure FIVE the aker from Pennsy ans
tIncluding Va and CHAM, admitted contest.
4One in doubt, but likely 10 be OPP.
Let NEw-YoRK follow up these results in
the spirit they cannot fail to evoke, and the over
throw of the Buchanan dynasty must be complete
and overwhelming.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The Republican Central Committee met last
evening and appointed sub Committee to make
arrangements for mass meeting in view Of the re.
cent Anii'Lccompton victories in other States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Pemnsylvania Election.

Sr6c7dl Diap1tck 70 The Y. J. I0bHne.
READING, Pa, Friday, Oct. Il, ls5s.
The official majority OF John Schwartz oSerJ j..
as follows:
Schwartz, AntiLecompton Democrat. 7 81
Jones, Lecompton Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The battle between yidsurri and Miramon' re-
ported BY telegraph turns out to have been one Oh
those slight skirmishes which occur every otner
dsy 10 Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
PARSONS 4 cos RAT AND Roach EXTERMI'
NswWork DAILY Triba,re
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l6, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No.otice be taken Of anonymous Communications What
ever is intended for insertion b. suthen, s;ed by the
nsme Asess Of the writer-not necessarily for p1bcs
tion, but guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communications.
Business letters THE TRBuyE Office should s be
addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

teen minority. Close work; bat there Is nncn
meaning sad importance in taA' slender msjoriE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
To the Associated Pres..


WAsHIScToN, Friday, Oct. Is, 1853
II is said that Gen. Jerez, fearing his dismissal, has
asked indulgence till he communicate with NIcars-
qua respecting the pending treaty. Senior inssarn len
Washington yesterday, and Joseph L. White thus
afternoon for New.York Charles Y. irngseAsS has
been appointed Warden for the District OF Columbia
Penitentiary.
Lieut.. Jones Of the Navy has arrived here bring
ing dispatches from Minister Forsyth, who will esu
Vera Cruz on the 18th inst. for the United Stssss
the sOop-Oi-war Plymouth. The levying contnbe
tions at Tampico by Gov. CARA on foreigners ws
condemned by the leaders of the liberal party Gsu
Robes Mexican Minister TO Washington was still oa
board Spanish vessel the commander OF which, il y
said, detected in giving secret aid to the Church
party.
Tie arrival Of the Spanish feet was daily expected
Lieut.. Jones has been appointed Ordnance Ofcer
Of the Paraguay expedition.
Lieut.. Jones has also also placed IN possession oil the
State DEPARTMENT a letter from the L. s. Consul at
San Luis Potos who describes the state OF the coun-
try as miserable in the extreme.
The repor tof the recent battle between NdanrT and
Miramon rested on a very slender basis. skrmisa
may have taken place outside the walls oi San Lts
potosi, but nothing more still less was there ssJ
probability that Mramon had committed suicide.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The mails for Europe by the steamship Arago
will cloee this morning. at l05 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The official returns in Old i;erAs e;ecs Msjor
Schws,t2 to Congress oSer Gsacy Jcaes by n.as-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The Republican County Convention met last
evening at No. 6ls Broadway, and proceeded to
nominate the following candidates, in accordance
with the recommendation OF tho Committee OF
Conference of the Republican and American Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

The slight receipt and rapid reduction show An
the remaining SlO, 900, 600 of loan viii be- needed
The statement covers eleven days from Sept 80.
The quarrels between Meigs and Walters aboqs
the Capitol dome are believed to have proceeded
from conviction that the walls were not strong
enough to bear the iron structure. Little progress
has been made on the work in fifteen months. 4
million has been squandered.
Gen. Cass wrote long letter to Jerez to-d,E,
declaring bis mission closed, and recaptuhtx
the grievances suffered from Nicaragua.
.Jerez, however, sticks to the treaty, and thS
far Commodore Vanderbilt has comple,eJ tn
umphed.
W.R. c. Webster, vanderbilt's agent, shcksh
.Jerez ike q leech and directs his movemeuta
Yrissarri resumes his functions as sole Manes.
TIE REPUBLICAN GUNS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Friday Oct. Is, 1868.
The Administration Mayor, contrary to usss.,
refuses TO allow the Republicans to tire alu!e n
honor ~ the victories achieved in the recent elee
ton.
One hundred guns will be fired on Saturday 1t
noon, outside the city limits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. 7. rMsvsl.
Frv~ a Sye,sai Correpocaert
WASHINGTON. Friday, Oct. l5, ISA.
The condition OF the Treasury on the LII 4
October was a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

W WATJHES, UOTD "
For Ladies and Getlemen warranted accurate time keeper
for sale a. 80 per cent below retail store pnces.
ID. c. PEACOCK, Importer, represented by
DAVID RAFT, No 405 Broadway up stairs.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEES
rras. in excellence anv in the world This popular establish
uet i. in Broadway under House. door north Of
main entrance Hair Braids, Wigs Tou
Fronts &C. &C. be equaled by other House
M the Union; and wOrdrenownet Excelsior hs Dye -
nned by experienccd artists hours Of the day In suite
Of private rooms expressly constructed for the purpose and
spendidy lighted BY kyghts being most essential TO insure
in the dyeng Of liar Whssers Wholesale and
ie all Copy address. CRIsTADoRo, No. Astor House
PARSONS n CO.'S RAT AND Roach EXTERMI
NAToR.
NEw.YoRK, July p 1852.
bave almost cverything which has been offered for
the exterruaon Rats Cockroachcs and Ants but not until
1 tried Parsons CO.'S NERMIN AND INSECT EXTERMNAIOR
did justified in recommending either of them therefore
cheerfu Parsons Co.'S ESeninstoT has cfcctu
av all hotel snd hiss nearly
and believe will completely destroy all the Rats therein IL
/. iuysluabl 10 hotel-keepeIs.
r. FEIscm, Proprietor Of French's Hotel.
Sold BY all Druggists Depot, BAsAEs Parks, Newfors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
MEytR's MIRACULOUS YERMIN DESTROYER.
No VI IL

aos.e ships hotels &C, krpt permanently free from bee
ro~oh~s u,c~ ants aud all other by The use O
MKvse's MRaogLoUs NERsiN DESTROYER For sale al the
rcpS,,ots Depot No. Gi2 Brpsd~sy, corner oil Housons
and Nv RVsuTos Dr,gss,, General Agent No 10 AsoT
Hoa.e. sad 10. AZ Broadway. corner OF Csnal--,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Target ssos in the worsThis celebrated estshishmeut
ts No rs Bsdws Twelve private rooms expressly ioi the
oxs WtCs and ToupEks have Improvement. over s others
osy place wbese these tns are properly understood
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
India ma Election.

TfaHs HAcrr. Frdsy, Oct. -.
Sul.yaa Ce,aiy, Sscfei. Atwla4sssstea W. W"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
CATAanli, WHAT is Ir! How CUIED This

Y
cu. mesnsrsas lining the csss and extending tues
the olrst The naurt secretion changed
s,rs dted and ob.fo.o but generally increased
ss ndsut natural sna changed becoming thin
sctd exoosDg bat meIe ie9oeaty thick yellow. pus form
sa oh.o oans.s The head Is ocr oos;ructod
OF pain pressure through The forehead snd upper
, \. IN. sse and The sense Of smell and sometimes hear
nx and TASTE may b. imraTed. Such Is CsrA.xn; aud
eoatin ycss uncss orred intalsiions AZ
n, dog., .uih airosnt bat le, and the seeking up
a. eted fluids a still. But cen BE- cured by red
cnss acting specifically rion tie cisesea nc2s enossne
cay u He nsasGiS' HoarorAruc CArAEEh SPECIFIC This
ths obstinate ,ases, sad VA" i""1'9 'eneA
al
Psies os C.isrrA Specific. 80 cs':. pet box
n. B-A t.i ct OF HyNrUETyS' toM'ofArlnC SFhVHicN
wsn Rook OF Directions and keos IN ssge siai
msooeo case &5 ditto in plain case, ei Family ease o! 10
boa Lee snd bsok. e.
Thc.e Reaoe. BY the snsle box sent es rs o.
eIpre-s oasfSe eny address receipt OF tnr 0et
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

PAPER HANGINGS.
THosA FAVE Il Co,
No. 25T Broadway, New YORK.
teeivng their for tue Fall Trade the largest
aud most complete assortment Of every style OK
PAPtR HAsGisCs AND DECORATIONS
Liver offered IL .his market
the retail consumption, as we as the country
trade Landlords their and merchants pur
caaans the country tTsoe are invited TO examine tae
STOCK aud Prlces previous to purchasing el,. here
TaCNss FAYE Co,
Iuporters and Manufacturers OF Paper HanginFs,
No. ~ Brosds sy, dirsctly opposite the CITY Hall
= Nav York
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-21
Influence.

There is something very wonderful in
the law of nrithmetical progression, when
1t is first presented TO the mind. That one
or two Insignificant digits, by short series
OF simple intermultiplications should grow
into number too vast for the human mind
to grasp seems almost incredible, until the
experiment has been tried But strange
as this is, there is something in the moral
world analogous to it, which, if clearly
apprehended ought to excite emotions in
our minds far deeper than curiosity or
wonder. We allude to the law ofinfluence.
"None ofus liveth to himself" said St.
Paul: and there is profound truth in the re-
mark. Every man is linked to those around
him by a thousand unseen ties. Let him
''mlnd his own business ever so closely,
aud withdraw himself from his fellow men
ao far as it is possible to do 80, and vet
there will he those whose character, life
and destiny are sensibly affected by him.
Nay, more, there will be trains of moral
influence started by him, which will spread
and widen, like the circle produced by
dropping stone in a still lake until per-
Eaps thousands feel the ware without
knowing whence it came. He cannot rid
himself Of this mysterious power-this
fearful eaponsibilify. No resolution of
non -inte '"ention in the affairs of others
will insure against it. Consciously or un-
consciously, willingly or unwilinrly, he
must WELD An agency which will make
others better or woise. He cannot live to
himself. Even death will not open to him
a door of escape from this responsibility.
His influence will live after him, in those
whom he has associated with. in the words
he has spoken, in the letters lie has written,
in the places he has haunted. in :he house
where no dwelt. in the works which his
hands have made. "oh. that my inf fiuence
could be gathered up and buried with mel"
. reclaimed dying man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-21
\ DIR. RoBACK ks
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DISEASE KANQUHsHED
BY M 8L tT
DIR. RoBACK,s sCANDINANIAA REMEDIES.

FTER ycurs of study and experiment. Dr. Koback,
producing medicine from twenty three different
species Of mountain herbs Of his native land which
and by restoring the corrupted fountain of life to
ys U ais S oessd o
may be is character Indigestion, nervous com.
plants, elliptic and other nts, coughs, consumption In
ts early stages, sore throat, bronchitis, fever and
nine I pricS%s Of the skin, sy1ptonatie Of
paralysis, rheunatsm neuralgia, tumor, cancer, dia-
disorders Of the OF rcspration the liver the
to fS1y OF what an a
certainty while at the same. time It regulates the
creates appetite renews bodily vigor, and reScncr,
ates every animal Junction Such is the nature-such
Blood p%riaGr which e taken IN conjunGnoa with
s Ss %o pnp hp"n Sn % mot only
eGrrence, and engthcn iiTo beyond the ordinary span
Ss .S o rooD
ence haid study and experiment as TO what perfect
pior % one single tria Price % Of the s scsn9inSTlaS
',O'O PFs1, 's Miami @ County, @ ~ IND Ind, IA Aug 4, 1887
Dr. c. w. ROBAcK: have received so much benc-
Pills, that have thought 1T my duty, and it is
WA" st f that SSne OF Of M
comfort and efficiency In business dyspepsia. To
used to rid myself Of this disease, would indeed
%s Se. also %h
Try your remedies, througJ, the persuasions of "A
benedtted and in short time, Gcss than a monih,J
was entirely and permanently cured. l was also
! afflicted with the most violent nervous headache,
which suppose was produced by my disordercd
| stomach, for when my dyspepsia left me, my head
ache left with it. feel better in every respect
| than have for ten years.
Very truly yours, JOHN S. DEMUTH.
! From the Rev. Mr.. McMullen, Pastor OF Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. S, 1857.
Dr.. G. w. RoBAcK-Dcar Sir: 1 have used your
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection. from which
have suffered much at times. While it is pleasant to
the taste, IL certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your Kind
CARDS and acts, and believe me, Yours,
J. w. T. McMULLEN.
CIScINEATI, Friday, Sep. 4, 1857.
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neuralgia rheumatism for the past year and half,
and having seen your medicine, called the Scandina
men with wnon am acquainted, was Undue eed to
try IL. but not before had used various other med
cnes. Artcr using two bottles, felt its effects
sensibly, and upon using two more, found myself
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congratulate you upon making discovery In med-
wonders in the diseases of the human Sanity.
GEORGE BENNETT,
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
The above certificates, and many others, be
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| my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis, from my
| agents.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-21

MARY MaIOmey's idea Of "a Lover.
"What are you singing for?" said to
Mary Maloney.
"Oh, l don't know, ma'am, without it's
because my heart feels happy"
"Happy, are you, Mary? Let me see
you don't own foot Of land in the
world?"
"Foot of land. is it?" she cried with a
hearty Irish laugh. "Oh, what hand
ye be after jokingl Why, hasn't penny.
let alone the land"
! "Your mother is dead?''
"God rest her soull-yes," replied
Mary Maloney, with touch of genuine
pathos; may the angels make her bed in
heaven"
"Your brother is still hard case,
suppose?"
"Ah, you may well say that. Ita
nothing but drink, drink, drink, and ba-
ting his wite--the poor creature that she
is!S
you have to pay your little sister,
board?'
Sure, the bit crater; an she's good
little girl, is Hinny-willirg to do what
ever axes her. i don't grudge the money
| that goes for :hat."
You havn't many fashionable dresses,
either, Mary?"
"Fashionab BILE, is it? Oh, yes, put a
piece of whalebone in me skirt, and me
c.lco gown looks as big as the grea ladies'
But, then, ye says true; l hasn't bu. two
gowns to me back, two shoes to me feet,
an one bonnit to me head, barrin' the ould
hood we gave me-"
"You havn't any lover. have you,
Mary?"
ooh, be off wild ye; ketch Mary Ma
loney gettin' lover these days when the
hard times is come. No, no, heaven be
thanked! / amt got that to trouble me
yet-nor / don't want it. There was me
sister that married in ould Ireland; she
took up wild lover at the same time
took down wild the measles-an' sure,
got well first. She used to go about, pi-
min and sighin', till me very heart was
achin' to sec her so doleful. By-and by
she got married, and her husband took to
the drink, and bate her. and that's all she
got for hor sorrow. You don't ketch
Mary Maloney takin' any such distress on
her as that
"What on earth, then, have you got
to make you happy? A drunken brother,
a poor, helpless sister, no mother, no
father, no lover why, where do you get
all your happiness from?''
1.-The Lord be praised, Miss, it growed
up in me! Give me bit of sunshine, y
clean fure, plenty of work. and sup at the
right time. and I'm made. That makes
me laugh and sing; and then, if deep trouble
comes, why, God helpin me, I'll try to
keep my heart mp. Sure, it would be a
sad thing if Patrick McGrue should take
it into his head to come and AK me-but.
the lord willin', I'D try to bear up under
| itv'
The last speech upset my gravity. The
idea OF looking upon a lover as an aff1ic-
ton, was SO droll! But she was evidently
sincere, having before her the example OF
her sisters husband, and her drunken
brother.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-21
Dick DaIy's Speech.

Feller. Citizens and HosseS-This ia a
day for the poperlation Of this Destrlck,
like bob-tailed chicken on ricketty hen
roost, TO be lookin' up. A crisis have
arriven and something's bustl Whar are
We: Here / is. and I'd stand here and
cxpirate from now till the day of syna-
gogues, it you'd whoop for Daily Feller
Citizens--J s to paw an we hain't
got any pitch. Our hyperboical and
majestic canal Of creation has unshipped
her rudder, and the captains broke his
neck, and the cooks dive down to the
depths of the vastly deep in search of di.
nuns! Our wigwam's torn to pieces,
like a shirt on a brush fence, aud cities
Of these ere lati,udes is vanishing in a blue
flame. A"e such things to be did! l ask
you in the name of the American Eagle,
who was whipped by the shaggy headed
lion. and now sits on the magnet telegraph,
if such doings is going to be congl"mer-
ated? | repeat to you in the name of the
peacockof liberty, when he's flewn over
the cloud-cappcd SUBMITS of the Rocky
Mountains. is we going to be extemporane
ously biSgoggel in this fashion?
let mo not blush III ignorupce.''
as Shakespeel says. Shall we be bam-
boozlefed with such unmitigated uncon-
scnusness? Methinks | hear you yelp-
"No, sir. hossay!' Then, 'lect me to
Coagris and there will de a revolution
sartin.
Feller- Citizens-If1 was staining on the
adamantine throne Of Jupiter. and the
lightning WIS hashin' around mo I'd con
tinue to spout. I'm full Of boiling hot
lHther Of Mount Etny, and l won't be
quenched! I've sprung leak, and must
howl like bear with sore head Flop
together--jump into ranks and bear me
through.
Feller- -Citizens-You knew me, and rub
me out with null garb if wont stick to
yer like brick dust to a bar of soap. Whar
is my opponent? He's no whar! was,
was brought up among We, felier-citizens
and papped in a school! house, but they
can't get around me with their highfalutin
big words. Hictum. strictum, nlbran 10,
catn,p, Brazel, Englooncy and BufGn's
Bao-b-o-o-o-! What do you think OF
that.
"Go it, porker--rost hog or die,r
as Shakspeel said when Caesar stabbed him
in the House of Representatives.
Feller Citizens--'Lect me to Congris,
and I'll abolish mad dogs, muskeeters, bad
cents and whiskey, and go in for the ami
hllation of nisgers, campmeeln's and jails.
III repudiate crow and fustigden hawk
III have poker playing every day, Sunday
excepted. and Liquor enough to swim in.
Yes. feller-citizens 'lect me to Congris and
shall be led to exclaim in the sublime,
the terrific language Of Bonaparte, when
preaching in the wilderness
"Richard's himself again" ..
"On, then. onward to the polls-"gallop
space, fiery footed steed," and make the
welkin tremble with anti-spasmodIc yells
for DAILY.
''Hence. ye Trutes, broad axe and gloryr