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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.
The undersigned having purchased me
rlgnt to sell GLEAS0N'S PATENT AMEhi'
CAN GAS BURNER in this city, offers the
same to the citizens of Alexandria, with comb
dence, as the most economical Burner which
has ever been presented 10 the public. As the
season is approaching when there is generally
great complaint OF large gas bills, this is the
best time to apply the only preventative, which
is in the hands OF the consumer, and invite all
who wish TO study economy IN the use OF gas
to call on the undersigned agent, and examine
these Burners. The following certificates, Sc
lected from many others, sufficient TO estab-
lIsh the claims which are presented for these
Burners:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. Is, 1861 have
tested your patent anti-corrosive Gas-Burner,
and find ii great improvement over any other
| have yet seen. 1t produces perfect and
steady flame, "a very desirable resut) while
the mechanical construction is simple, and not
likely TO get out OF order
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The m arketss

s,1,yoRg, Nov. l7.-Flour is inactive;
min S., Wheat is active and steady; red
ujslz5c.. white l256l5Oc. Corn is dull;
NV white 6Oa65c.; yellow 6s973c. Provisions
=. ouir, bu, firm. There is nothing doing,
,,y.y.r, owing TO the light stock. Whiskey is
,,o,,p, with large sales, Ohio 22S23 cents.
NV YORK, Nov l7.-Flour is quiet; State
a@ss4 IS; Ohio s5.5C6$5 so; Southern $500
assSO Wheat is buoyant; southern red lle0
Ixt white l25Gl45. Corn is firm; mixed "a
5-5c Pork is firm; mess Sl7.5o0Sl755;
MIN. $l4 Lard is firm at lO@llc. Whiskey
/, doll at 22!c Stocks are higher. Cumber'
Ind Coal Co. 223; Va. 6's 81; Mo. 6's 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

DENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY -
ACCUnULATED CAPITALssOO,OoOO 90.
Charter perpetual. All the profits divided
among the policy holders every year. sale
and reliable Company.
DR.. r. H. STABLER, No los, King St,
Is the agent for this section OF Virginia, TO
whom application Tor insurance must be made
Medical Examiner-DR F. J. MURPHY.
nov 4-eo2m' R h. STABLER, Agent.
MORE NEW GGODS-We have just re,
WI ceived another supply Of
Robe Les, do Qups, do Valentines
Also, a beautiful supply OF Double and Mar
tila Shaws
Black French and Beaver Cloths
Black and Fancy Cas-imeres
Cassinets; Shaker and WEIGH Flannels
Extra heavy and wide Linseys
Osnaburgs and Cottons
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers
nov Is G.K WIENER 4 BROS.
A FISHERY FOR RENT will rent for
u the ensuing year, or if desired, tor term
Of wears, my FISHING SHORE, known as
WALNUT LANDING.
This Shore is on Nanemoy Reach the next
below Maryland Point. IL has been hshed sue
c..s;ully bv the same man tor the last eleven
wears and 'or the last two years has caught as
many, il not more Fish. than any ShOhk' on
the Potomac. To good tenant The terms will
be moderate. n. NALLEi, Nanjemoy 20.
Charles County, Nd nov 4--wtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

LIB. Williams, jr. Of Orange county, has
been appointed BY Gen. Kemper, Brigade
INSPECTOR for that Military District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

Lima LBS. PENNSYLVANIA BUCK.
a,sw.,OO wheat Flour. in large and small
" Just received, aud for sale by
10y :, 'oHN A. DIXON, Family Grocer,
Old Post Ofics corner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

~ ODGER'S AND WOSTENH0LM'S PEN
X, KNIvES.-A full supply OF the above
ponular Pen Knives, just received from the I'M
norters and for sale at the lowest prices. by
p'' JAMES ENTWISLE & son,
IN No o. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

Before Judge Brewers court at Rockville,
Md the case of the Great Falls Co.'s water
privilege is now pending. Ga the part OF the
United States, q motion has been made to
set aside The verdict OF the jury on account
o. alleged excess Of DAMAGE. The amount
of damages given BY the jury last summer
was il will be recol.eeted, one hubdred aud
tity thousend dollars.
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Superintendent OF Gas, Alexandria, Va


lS5S.-Ihe undersigned, having used "Gleason's
Patent Gas Burners" in The Exchange Hotel and
Ballard House, Tor several months past, takes
pleasure in certifying to the steadiness and
purity OF the light furnished by them, and above
all 10 the economy in the consumption OF gas
secured by the same; for after using them N all
parts OF the two houses above named, the re.
duction in the gas bills, when compared with
corresponding months in previous years, places
the tact of a saving OF from 20 10 rs per cent.
beyond doubt. | cheerfuly recommend them
10 all persons who wish a good steady light,
with small consumption Of gas
JOHN 2. BALLARD.
F. g. HENLEY, the agent for this city, can
be found at the Marshall House. nov l7-3t
EtLOTHlNGl CLOTHING!!-WHOLE-
u SALE AND RETAIL.-F A l. l. AND
WINTER STYLES NOW READY FOR
MEN AND BOYS-WALL STEPHENS d
co 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON,
and l04 DUANE STREET, FEW DOORS WEST OF
BROADWAY, New York MIR WALL having tax
en- up mis- residence in New York CITY, Tor the
exclusive purpose OF manufacturing CLOl h.
ING at wholesale. and supplying our establish
ment in Washington with every description OF
YOUTH ) and BOYS
WEARING APPAREL, that is new, novel,
and substantial, TO be found in the New York
market. We will therefore be enabled to offer
at all times the largest and most fashionable
stock OF superior READY MADE CLOTHING
in this city.
Procuring our GOODS from first hands, our
customers will not have 10 pay the second and
third profit, as all other houses in this city are
obliged to charge WALL, STEPHENS Il CO,
322 Penn. av., betw. 9th N 10th sts. Wash,
And l04, Duane street, New York.
Washington, nov i6-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

THA.yLs! SHAWLS!!-We have just re
ce,veJ another supply OF heavy Winter
Mantilia SHAWLS; also, Lorg bro'ha sHA"Ls,
very desirable, which We are selling very cheap
nov - BRYAN, ADAMS CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

VE,HE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO purchase a
/ large lot Of Cotton or Linen RAGS, tor
winch he will pay il cash the highes; market
ricps J. E. McGRAW,
row Upper end OF kIng-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-18

The County Court of Clarke meets on Mon
dsy next, the 22d. A Democratic meeting
is then to be held, to appoint delegates to the
Gubernatorial COnv
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

The STURGEON QUADRTLLE.-Mr.
Surgeons appreciation of dancing, pro-
viGed that the two sexes dance separate
iy, suggests an idea which we commend
to the attention of Mons. Julien. In
many respects, besides the circumstance
of having successfully performed at the
Surrey Music Hall, Julien resembles
Spurgeon. They are men of the time,
and very similar men. Kindred spirits
should sympathize. Need more be said
to the Mons Immediately to apply his
gigantic genius to the composition of a
Spurgeon Quadrille ? The triumpbs of
Spurgeon might as easily, and at least
as suitably, be celebrated by Julien as
those of our departed hero; but the rea-
son why we want our mighty master Of
dance-music to immortalize the Ranter
more particularly is, that he may illus
trate the Spurgeonic notion of the gem
tlemen dancing alone. What that no.
ton is, he perhaps understands better
than we do. Does Mr.. Spurgeon con-
cede the cis-a-ri,, and would he permit
the ladies and gentlemen TO dance in
the same room, SO long as they confined
themselves, respectively, to dancing on
opposite sides of itl Would he tolerate
Set to sides, whilst disallowing Hands
across and change partnersl' Orwould
the Mons. better consult and illustrate
the views of Mr. Spurgeon, if he were to
devise two separate quadrilles, one for
ladies, and the other for gentlemen
ONLY p Punch,
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
EPohimsOn's CrOssgng!

rT'IE ROAD from Nevada to Downcvile, by way o
Robinson's Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way OF Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek, Nelson Creek and all the
Mining Re gons north OF Nevada and Doyvncvie
This road Is easily Travelled as that between Sacramen
to and Nevada Four horses readily draw
to four thousand pounds of Freight from Nevada
top of the hill at Downevie. when the road is
structed by heavy rains
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
January lSj7-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
EsasOsXenll Notice.

COUNTY COURT Of the Cohnty of Nevada state Of
y California In the matter of the Petition ofJANES
NJ GREGG an insolvent debtor
Pursuant to order of the Hon Thomas II Casvell
Judge Of the said County Court notice Is hereby given 70
all the creditors ofthe said Insoven James NJ Gregg e
be and appear before the Hon Thomas CasweH afore
said in open Court at the Court Room Of said Court in
the city and County Of Nevada the seventeenth da
NAV 4. D.. lS5S. at l0ooock A NJ. OF that dav then
and there show cause any they can why the PRAYER
Of said Insolveut should not be granted and an assie H.
of his Estate be male and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the Statute in
such made ana provided and the meantime all
proceedings against said In>olyent be stayed
Witness my hand and tha seal of said Court, this 18th
day of April A d ,IS5S
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk
By Wm. Smith, Deputy.
John Anderson, Atty tor Petitioners. apl6
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

LATER FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The schooner Golden Gate arrived
from Honolulu, on Sunday:
The whale fishers at Honolulu have
commenced operations, but have not yet
been successful.
Daniel L. Gregg, the retiring L. S.
Commissioner, recently delivered an
addess before the Honolulu Iyceum,
which is highly spoken of.
The Honolulu Rifles have elected r.
Coady, Captain, and j. H. Brown, 1st
Lieutenant.
Capt. Watson reports that the 1st Off
Ger and eleven men of the ship Pacific,
| Sherman, arrived in whaleboat at Port
Nelson, n. H., some time in the latter
part Of September last, and reported
that that ship had foundered at sea All
hands left in the boats, but the others
had not been heard of The men had
sworn to a written statement Of the cir
cumstances Of the disaster before a
magistrate at Port Nelson The Pacif-
ic had on board 800 sperm, 90 whale
Capt Moore has been superseded in
the command of the missionary vessel
Morning Star. 1t is supposed that the
! first officer, whom Capt. Moore very pro-
perly discharged in Rio, for insulting OF
insubordinate conduct, has induced the
action of the directors of the vessel in
Boston, resulting in the dismissal Of
Capt NJ
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

The SECRET OF THE LATE FEATS IN
HORSE TAMING.-Certain Eastern Jour
mails profess to be in possession of the
secret by which Mr.. Rarey, the celebra-
ted American horse tanner, subjugates
this animal The mode of operating,
and it is said to be very generally used
by the horse breeders and trainers, is in
the first place to kindly treat the animal
and accustom it to unusual noises and
| objects. Means, also, of a mesmeric
kind are resorted to, that go to insure the
success of the tanner, such as caresses,
the use Of drugs agreeable to the horse,
scratching in parts not easily reached by
the animal itself, giving food or water
after long abstinence has occasioned
hunger or thirst, the careful use of vari-
GUS tones of the human voice &c. The
main secret, however, seems to consist
in ''raising one Of the fore feet Of the
horse, doubling the knee, and keeping a
strap around the fetlock, fastening the
foot close to the arm or shoulder. The
horse then stands upon three legs, Hav-
ing next put on surcingle, pass long
strap or rein through the surciugle, and
fasten one end around the fetlock Joint
Of the other foot, attach the other to the
surciugle. after the animal is thrown, so
closely as 10 deprive him Of the use of
the limb In this item the treatment
may be varied by fastening the second
fetlock to the arm or shoulder after the
animal is down"
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

FRrENDsHlP.-The water that flows
from spring, does not CONCEAL in the
winter. And those sentiments of friend
ship, which flow from the heart, cannot
be frozen in adversely.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
United States Bakery.

Pine st, first door below Kidd & Knox's Brcl Building
rTHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the Interest
i of his late partner, Mr.. LcPpcrt, in the above wei
known BAKERY. viii hereafter carry the business
on his account and IS prepared to furnish his old
customers, and all who may favor him with call with
all articles in his line. Al prices to suit the times
B0sf0R Br0lcn Bread and Graham Bread
ofa very superior quality constantly on hand also,
Frujt, Lemoa, Pouad and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties Families and Restaurants supplied
with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found
in New York Bakeries at whole ale prices.
\ good assortment of PIE FRUITS. JAM JELLTES.
FIGS, PRUNFS TA1IABINDS. AWBERRIFS.
&c - FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly
on hand WENDELIN DREIFUSS
Nevada. Oct. S. lS57.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

TREE-F -FRoGs-Mr. Buckland, son of
the late Dean, tells the following anus
ing story Returning from the Univer-
sity Of Glessen, l brought With me about
Il dozen green tree-frogs, which | had
caught in the woods near the town. l
started at night on my homeward jour
ney by the diligence, and l put the bot
tie containing the frogs into the pocket
inside the diligence, My fellow passcn-
gers were sleepy, old, smoke-dried Ger
mans; very little conversation took
place, and, after the first mile, every one
settled himself to sleep, and soon all
were snoring. l suddenly awoke with a
start, and found all the sleepers had
been reused at the same moment. On
their sleep faces were depicted fear and
anger. What had woke rs all up so
suddenly! The morning was just break
ing, and my frogs, though in the dark
pocket Of the coach, had found it out
and with one accord all twelve of them
had begun their morning song. As if at
a given signal, they one and all of them
began to croak as loud as ever they
could. The noise their united concert
made seemed, in the closed compartment
of the coach, quite deafening. Well
might the Germans look angry; they
wanted to throw the frogs, bottle and all,
out Of the window, but l gave the bottle
a good shaking, and made the frogs keep
quiet. The Germans all went to sleep
again, but was obliged to remain awake
to shake the frogs when they began to
croak. 1t was lucky that | did SO, for
they tiled to begin their concert again
two or three tines
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

sumption.
VyTHY' Because the remedy is applied directly to
" the SEAT of DISEASE. The medicines being pre-
pared in the form of vapor nveyed in the air we
breathe to the minute air cells the lungs The
best effect is to dissolve and render easily expectorated
the ecrctlous in the air cells This at relieves
the lungs from the matter collected there and the
Of the parts takes place the weak air cells
stimulated and strengthened. the ulcers cavi-
ties heal and the patient rapidly passes from state of
disease health This Is the only means that be
ma. Bronchitis, or any case of Lung disease.
The prominent symptoms of Consumption slight
hacking cough mostly peTceptble rising in the
ming going to bed tickling in the throat; sensi-
low expectations haemoptysis or raising of
blood which is of the symptoms as it ndi-
Gates that tubccles have already formed in the lungs
pain in the chest sides attended with dii ulty
breathing chlls running up the back and through the
limbs hectic fever; night sveats; loss of appetite
diarrhHa, etc, etc.
satisfied that consumption in its incipien stage
lie cured but becomes morJa By neglect and hence
any suffering from long disease should lose time
IN seeking the aid Of this treatment. would therefore
invite all who suffering from the above described
symptoms to try INDICATED VAPOR, the best
remedy It VIII certainly do harm. and If YOU de-
and rational treatment ever employed to relieve these
deplorable maladiCs.
" B. Personal consultation and examination with
charge.
Consultation by letter, FIVE dollars
S. NJ TIBBITS NJ. D.
Office 1855 Montgomery street. san Francisco.
DR.. Ti5bits also pays particular attention to the
treatment OF diseases of the skin and ali chronic
plants.
Any person wishing to learn ANYTHING of my charac
ter. qualification, &c, | would refer them to A.
SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada.
Il san Francisco, Nov. y 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Dissolution.

'THE partnership heretofore existing between Cald
Il well & Co. in the Lumber business is dissolved bv
mutual consent Mr.. John WorreII retiring from tho
concern WALLACE CALDWELL.
JOHN WORRELL.
Nevada, April 10th, lS5s-lm
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

A CouRT BoUaUET-Queen Victoria
invited Sarah Bonetta, an African Prin-
cess, boarding at Chatham, to the wed
ding Of the Princess Royal, and sent her
dresses suitable for the occasion, and
also twenty dozen cologne.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

NEARLY ENPTY.--The only prisoner
In the Jail at Red Bluffs at present, is
Alat. Craft, for the killing of Bill Farr,
at Iehama, on Christmas day.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

What three authors would you name in
commenting on an extensive coniagra-
ton! Dickens, Hewitt, Burns.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

THAT WILL 10 FOR THE Noun
TAINs." We sometimes hear people
say" That will do very well for the
mountains but it is not quite marketable
here" or, " lie might succeed very well
in the interior but he has hardly capac-
ity to get along in the cities.'' Persons
who talk thus betray very slight I'M
derstanding of the country or people
they speak of. They probably draw
their comparisons from the outskirt set
Elements Of the far west forgetting that
our backwoodsmen live within reach Of
the great motive power Of the world by
which they can bring to their doors
every luxury and conyenience.-T Trini-
ty JourRal
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
III. III. Wickes Il Co..

Successors to DR. Wm G.. AIban. Broad street Nevada
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS sc.
Drugs Porcelain White Medicines,
Spices, Chemicals Port Wine
Dye Stufs Sherry Wine Pants.
Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fin" Brandy.
White Lead Holland Gin, Red lead,
Window Glass, Litharge, Lard Oil,
Brushes Sperm Oil, Alcohol,
Polar Oil Starch Fish oil,
Pearl Barley Castor Oil Tapoca.
Meats Foot Oil, Canary Seed Patent Medicines
Linseed Oil, Perfumery, Copal Narnish,
Cooking Extracts, Japan Narnish, Bay Rum.
Coach Narnsh, Sarsaparilla Dansar Varnish
Putty. Webber's Cordial Cherry Pectoral
Zinc Paint, Wistar's Bal~am
Together with general and complete assortment of al
articles in our line which will be sold at prices as low a.
they can be afforded in the mountains.
DIR. II II WICKES & co.
Corner Of Broad and Pine streets.
Nevada July 4, lsj6--tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

BY the arrival of the bark What Cheer,
Capt. Baker, from Melbourne via the
Sandwich Islands, we have dates from
the former place to the goth of January.
From Sydney we have no later news.
A very extensive coal lead has been
found recently in Van Diemans Land.
The seam is nearly II feet thick. 1t is
considered equal to English Newcastle
coal.
A meeting was held in Melbourne on
the 22d January, when a subscription
was opened for the Indian Relief Fund
and most of the gentlemen present put
down their names for a considerable
amount.
The Balaarat Times Of the 22d is
nearly filed with record of the move
ments of the Governor ,Sir Henry Bark
ley over the gold fields Of Balaarat.
Various addresses and boquets were
made and given as he went along.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Henry & Hoses Eairsclasman.

ARE ON THE COURSE AGAIN !
IHEY have opened at the Corner Of Commercial and
L Main streets. and offer for sale well selected and
ceent stock of
HAVANA CIGARS.
All kinds of Tobacco, smoking chewing. Cards Match
Pipes and every article pertaining to the trade
They beg the public to call them, they fatteI
cIuselyes that entire satisfaction win be given Then
tHt
"QHick Sales and Small Profits"
IL. & NJ HIRSCHMAN
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Cons lmptiOn Cured
BY INHALING CT
WEIEeE TED EoOFs
DR.. S. M. TTBBITS.
Medicated Inhalation VIII cure Con

DIR N. TIBBTTS, would present the followin
facts for the earnest consideration Of those athlete
with diseases Of the lungs.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Cheap Publications ,

= Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes
OF the --latest and most popular works published
Also. Magazines Periodicals and Newspapers from al
most every part Of the civilized world
Steamer papers and California weckes neatly put in
wrappers for uailiuc-Pnstagc Free
Diaries aud Daily Journals fo ls5sa variety of sizes
for the pocket AMI countiu groom
Nagniticgnt GIFT Books, Albums. Valentines &c for
the Holidays
liberal share OF public patronage Is solicited and
hope by strict attention TO business and Low
merit the same J. L. HAMLIN
Alan-5 Fire proot Brick BniIdine Broal 81 cor Pine
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
Books -, EgoO,xS!!!
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS

good s-ortmeu of Law Medical Historical Poetica
Masonic Spiritual works aud school Books.
ANN nI- AN--rtT-X- or
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30
~OPEN ALL NIGHT.

THE BAR will he undor the supervision of Mr.
Thomas Henry and yvill9t all times be supplied with
the choicest Liquors and iears.
If PEARSON & HEALY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-30

p Every description of Cutlery and Gold Pens of
the best manufacture
Singing Books Muse Instructors. Sheet Music Song
sters and
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
AHN YOU ORGANIZEp7

Republicans Of Seneca County, this
may be the last time our paper will reach
you before election. Are you organized2
arc you ready for the fight, which is to
come of on the second Tuesday Of Oc-
tober9 If not, go to work NOW, like
n men, snl labor for the success Of the
ticket, he VAois ticket. We have il in
our power to achieve a glorious victory
II we all 60 to work in earnest and got
out our full strength Shall we not sac
ri6ce some time and labor for the good
Of the cause9 Shall we lie idle and allow
ths enemy TO triumph over us again?-
We answer no, a thousand times NO.
Let us charge along tho whole line and
route the enemy from their strong-holds
Let every Republican consider himself
host aud his own vote, as the one tina
win decide the contest. Go TO TUE POLL
EARLT AND De SURE THAT NO REPUDLIoA'
STAYS AT HOME.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-01
Oarev Meetings.

Ths meetings addressed by Judge Carey,
throughout the county. have been well
attended and characterized by great en-
thusiasm and good feeling. The Judge,
assisted by Mr.. Buckland, spoke at Green
Springs on Saturday afternoon and at
Clyde in tho evening Monday after
noon he spoke at Molmore TO larg,
and intelligent audience Of "bono aud
Hinow" Of the township; aud was fol
lOwedUby Judge Leith Of Wyandot Co.
Eden win roll up a booming majority for
Tho Mud Sill ticket, The Judge spoke a.
gain at Bloomville in the evening to a
very large aud attentive audience, The
meetings at Attea and South Roed. we
learn, were also well attended. From
every quarter Of the District, the cheer
ing news reaches reaches us that the 6ght
goes bravely on" Judge Carey carries
conviction wherever he goes, by hs
sound reasoning and candid truthfully
manner. The people know him to bo an
hJRsst man and they will vote for him.