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A DREADFUL AcCIDENT-A MAN FALLS
FROM THE TOP OF oFASTEEPLE.-The Troy Times.
sept. Z, says s:-"Two men were this morning
employed in giving to the dome Of St. Patrick (
Church, West Troy, q coat Of white paint.
Before going up, one of them, named John
Fishback, was noticed by his companions 10
have been drinking, and was demonstrated
with for ascending; but it was said in reply
that he was better able to 20 up In that condi
tion than though he was perfectly sober, and as
1t appeared he was quite rational. and bnt
slightly under the influence of liquor, he was
permitted to 60 up. Sixty feet from the
ground Is narrow ledge or cornice, from two
to three feet wide, running around the basa ot
the dome. Upon this ledge the two men had
been ut work for some time, having previously
nnished the painting above by means of ladders
fastened from the cross on the summit of the
dome On this narrow shelving, where the
men were now at work, Fishback would fre.
quently let go all support from the dome, and
walk out on the very edge, to show his nerve
and bravado. The entreaties of his COMPANION
not to do so. only induced him to show still
greater recklessness, until all at once his com.
panion saw him going, when no power of him
could save him. He had lost his balance. and
then upon the ground, falling upon the riphl
side OF the head and shoulder, instantly kIllipo
him, causing the blood to spout, from his ea r.
and driving the right side OF his head and face
into horrid shape. Coroner Whitbeck held
an inquest, and the jury returned verdict liz
accordance with the above facts. Fishbacb
was native Of Canada, and was q widower
having two grown up children, who are. we
believe, at work in Albany.
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The KING's PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE
OR FLIGHr.-A letter from Naples, dated the
10th ult., and published in the Journal des
Debats, says "If You desire to know the most
remarkable event in this city during the last
two or three days, will tell it to you in four
words-People are running away The news
that the conquest of the kingdom by Garibaldi
was about to begin has filled the reactionists
and the timid with alarm, and they are all
departing. The King is causing the fortress of
San Elmo and the new fort to be filed with
bombs and other incendiary projectiles. Three
days ago preparations for bOmbardment by
His Sicilian Majesty would have been useless;
but since then 1t appears that Admiral Mondy v
and the English feet have received instruc
tions modifying these first given. which were
TO the effect that renewal at Naples of the
success at Palermo should be prevented. The
modihcatlon OF the instructions is certain, but
cannot tell you to what limit the King il
authorized to defend himself; nor can ex-
plain this change in the attitude of England
In the meantime the Court is spreading the
rumor that His Majesty will embark without
striking blow, but will make an appeal to
Europe and his people, and confide the pre-
servation OF his Inheritance to diplomacy and
the arm.. The report has produced the effect
OF slackening the activity Of the revolutionary
party; but the truth is that the King will de-
fend himself to the last, and as long as he has
single cartridge or q man. The sole precau-
ton he has taken ia to embark 1000 OOO
ducats in the Arthur, q small war schooner
anchored in the military port beneath the
windows of the palace. The vessel is to sail in
two days for Trieste, passing by the Faro, and
going round Sicily.
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U Fafini is to take out a patent wa.b,,g.
machine on his next trip over the rope. draw. m
wa.ef % rom .ne river, cleanse his clothes, and
honesty Of his neigLbon not 70 steal them tae He
has bet Of $500 pending that be will wall oas e
mile back and front on his rope in thirty mi y.
utes, and stand upon his head three times dn,Ing
the promenade. He ID To perform this feat on ,hs
18th, when the Prince expects to be At the Esiis
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W Lord Lovelace's son and heir, the grandson
70 whom win ultimately go the bulk Of the lats
an'y naay byronI large landed property, and who
ana mas, Tor considerable time past, been work.
ing az weekly wages al an artisan in the smiths
uePar!ment @ ef Woolwich arsenal For the SON Of
unique case. Lord Lovelace's dsuphter 10 W. hon
Passss tne bulk Of Lady Byron's large persouaI
properly, II an fnheritof Of much of the rare abjii
S oa nef mother, Ada, the only daughter Of Lord
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u- An amateur wire-walksr, named Thsodo,s
Price, on the 4th instant, performed the ordinsrv
feats Of Blondin (wheelbarrow, cooking, and
wire rope stretched diagonally across or Of the
street: Of indianapolis, distanos Of 90 feet, snd
ct hight Of 80 fsst, a.8t So 70 ''.--''' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

Of the wealthiest and most populous sections Of
the Union in ten years time, enjoying a. II does.
good air and water, salubrious climate, soil
fertile to the very mountain tops and insxhausti-
bly, rich In coal, iron, and salt. CSNt
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PROCLAMATION.
cITIzENs OF
WASHINGTON, GEoRGEToWN. IA
WA,.as. .....r "a
o.o, AZ ths present season the rear
CHOLERA MoRBus,
o OiAARHEAe eHoLIc.
6tsiLTrY, &c, so.,
prevail 70 an alarming xteut;
r.Kslhi i S.;, SSssfaSsso. s. q IS
To evsry family to kn2x n
AZ once SAFE. Speeds. and E<oaetOxs,
DR.. MONTARDR.
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
, , CERTAIN ASb Sc ISfi IfSffirEcruAL
REMEDY FOR THE ABOvE EcoAPLAISTp
In order to iTssaift'pUBLrc isait'
that imposition is intended in tho sale OF tLis
THE MONEY Wv WIZ ! fa'Sls' sE 'kEFuNpsp
when the medicine TAILS TO give entire satisfaction.
Ask. then 81 any Drug Store for -
MIsAeGLSS3Sss MIsAeGGjL Jus PPAAkfNpkftLsR
, take ss directed, aud n not perfectly satisfsd.
, ID: y. CLARK, ESQ,
~ street snd Pennsy ylvanis Avenue
who Will refund your money.
Pnce-9S And so Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug stores svsr,vhsrs.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
Genera Assn,
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A MRS. WINSLOW. i &C..
An Rxpsrisn ed Nur.s snd Female Pbyu,e,.u.
presents 70 the attention Of mothers. her
SOOTHlNG G SYRUP.


hisA greatly f.eiitass The Preess s tssthins y sssa
pg ne Gsms, reducing all inAammsusa-vin alfay ALL
FAiN ana spssnsde aeusu, and 10
SIRE TO REG GULATE THE BOWELS.
depend apsn 1t. nsthsrs, viii give yourselves snd
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
have pat up and article for ten year,
CAN SAY IN coNFIDENcR AND TRUTH Of it, have
n'aisin:..i,.a MRS. n, II I2,EiD.ls
fscr = cuaS, WINSLOw's .h.S ti,.iy u..d.
as vs in:. sO0ffsa N9 instance. de.
q: g: :: s:.:,:.y ill..: SYRUP, d.asht.d .itl IL:
highest sommsndatsa Of il n, -iea sfsets and medical
virtues We speak in his matter WHAT We Know"
rfoN FOR THR FULrILMHNT OF WHAT WE HRRR DE.
CLARE 1n almest whore
ng from pain and exhaustion relief viii bs found ahsss
6tvsnty minutes asr the syrup 10 aGmnistsrsd.
This valuable preparation 10 the Of Of the
msst 1Tp RRIRrcBD and sEILFUL NURsRs Ia New Enr-
aAd, and has bssn used With sUccBss Il
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
sny relieves ths child pain bpt 10 nvesYatss The
stomach and bowels, eorrse aeidy, and givss
energy the whole system will slmsst instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and svsreoms eeavslssns which, II let speedily rsnsdd
n apsua.s4sHm ~ FOR ,: sa.,, 4, 4 q. 1d.n Sn,1
IN all eases Of Drs-l CHILDREN NrERT and Dian
:l... ,..r :. ssinc esLL TEErHINa oahs; i .h,h:s .,
es.ss. We would say every a chd suf-
fsrng from Of the foregoing eompsints-oo
rouh PREJUDIcIs, NOR THH Pr ljUDIcEs OF OTHERS
sURE-yN, AssoLUrkLY sURB-to follow TIE Of tb
nsdiens trrsly used. Full drsetors using will
s.mpshy each bottle None genuine unlss the facsimile
CURTIS PERKINS, New York 10 on the sutsds vrspps
Sod BY Drsg gists throughout the world.
Principal Once. Ne. IL Cedar Street., NJ.
Price snlv IS Cents Bstus. % ii-dAvly
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CARRIAGES.
Z HE Subscriber having mnds additions to hi
fActory, making 1t now one of the largestA Q&6E
In the District, where his tecilities for &S2zk
WAGONS Of Gil kinds cannot be sui sed. ans
from his long sxRerisDoe in ths business, he hopel
70 fiye genera satisfaction.
AL kinds Of Carriages sna Light Wagons kess 0,
All REPAIRSnssty dens, and al orders prompt
Second kah1 Carriages taken in exchange for asv
elo0. ANDREW j, JOYCE.
aO-0 asrpsr OF ilth and " Gta.
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY,
Nk. HILLS, Alter pr8ctlcs: test OF two yeSrs
feels that be oan with confidence recom- ~r-x1ESs
mend the Cheoplaztl Process for In serti g}
srtihoiEl teoth t has the advantages Ofxzs
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapnsss. Pal
upper sets inserted for esS. Partial in proportion
Osice 500 Pa. avenue. sas
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- FEMALE EDUCATION.

r. FEMALE EDUCATION.
Il HOSE Parent who wish their daug hters TO re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education. where
tnel ming Will receive daily and special
attenflon under the most approved stem of Calls
thenlc, and gymnastics, respectfully invited to
VISIT the Union Female Academy, corner Four
MR.. ( MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au WI Principals.
FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL.
ALE1ANDRIA, VA.
Mrs s. J; MCCORMICK, PRIHc;PAL.
me thirteenth annual session of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September l8th IN the
house Iecsntly occupied by Sylve.ter Scott Esq ,
No. $50 King street. r'
The course of study pursued will comprite all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
desired. -
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
lily, Will be ugder 4er immediate and supervI-
sion. She will endeayor. as far possible, TO sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
Of Home.
-Roferences.-Rev. Geo H. Norton, Rev. D., Ehas
Harrisen, Rey. T. SPrigg, William H Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund Wilmer,
Esq.,, Henry Marbury, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie, /,
ESD, Robert h. Hunton, Esq w d Wallach ,
EDITOR Evening Star, Benz amin Waters, Esq as.
Entwlsle; yr., ESQ Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs Corss
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English b ranches,
sAofor the annual session-paysble semi annually
Music and Languages at Professors prices
III no extra charges. au 28-tf
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DENTISTRY.

H. DENTAL CARD.
DR. MUNSON Has returned and resumed his
profession. Office and house at 463 Z ST..
,n,d s1sSv aS9. osbas east OF sixth 9Th in r. addition
teeth on vulo>ni,e Base for the last three years,
ard is one third less in price than gold ais oid
patrons Of Washington, Alexandra, and George
town are rec speotfully solicited u call. IS eoIy
n DENTAL NOTICE.
OR. LOOMS Has closed his office for the sea-
son, and will be absent, $ usual, during the sum
mer months will resume practice about the LIST of
jy loft
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a NALOsfAN kkTHEAT, -
IA On ASALosrAN IsLANn,
Opposifs Ge0ysStotrn aad WaSAfnEIsn.


IA On ANALosrAN IsLANn,
Opposite G-orssrosrn osd washinsIsn.
The SUBSCRIBERS having leased for q ,erm of yexrs
THIS beautiful and romantic spot, open-u ri a
" lot the acconmooation OF the eublie on vSZA0
me SIst day Of Nay 1850. For beauty OF ls2I
scenery, delIghtfEl promenades. hshing 20 n.
s,ass los superior water, II is unsurpassed IN the
The 5ouse is large and oomaodious, having bean
s,isened 20 the house. bes Gee Dining d. sssInr
splendid Arbors detao ed from the bald ues
Parties, Families and lndsvidua's v1H fnd M n
moet oesitaois pcoe 20 pass the sutTy days Of an N
mer, as every attention will be suarsntisd Nv Inc
propnetors. The ktfiotcet poIce srranss srneuts
VII ee enforced, and pol.u al discussio. 3 Val bs
The Lerder viii be found 10 contain All the dali
cecies ol the season a. eli times.
The Var wilt be furnished with the choicssf
Llq uors and Va ines and the hn-st SeSarx
S0oieties, Sunday Schools. Club and Nihfary
Companies will Ind this the most desirable resort
per the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
UrChildrsn unacoompsnied by their parents or
GUARDIANS, will be excluded from the grosnds
trimming and dogs prohibited
III Bosts Will leave the loot of High street
Seorgetovn, and street. Washington. hourly
IRON cook a. m. ntl Il p. m ccily.
Persons preferrinK pleasant walk can reaoh the
islend VIA the AQueduct.
We solicit the pu hie % judge for thems Ana
70 Il assured OF giving setisfscflO1.
ie eis-eou JACOB W.POwEH< en-
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OFFICE OF % INsrESE9R = 2 SEps AND sEALER

hFEICE OF lNSfECTOk AND SEAIER
" OF GAS METERS,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That, aFree
ably 70 the provisions Of the ordinance of the tI
porstlCn approved May ~ 1850, the underslrn "a s
nov prepared, Whenever required IN wriung and
examine, test prove, and ascertain the socu racs
Iegstreuon OF any gas meter in in this oIty -
Every meter. iffou9d incorrect, Will be oonasnned,
and another, sealsd and marked "a tue, Will be
set IN ils place; II proved @ hs :sosrsts in ifs
and 81 ain put IN posltioa Tor use.
Ofhoe No. $40 seventh street, (near Odd Rsl
lows Hall Open from a m, 70 D. IN.
.4.s CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAN
jy rs If Inspector and Sesier Of 6ss Mster..
DURE OLD RYE wHIsKY.-On hand sav.,,
u brand, Of Pure Old Rye VIII ky CoEecr h.
titled, made by the most relab dlEt.ilerstr bsnn
sylvakia, MARYLAND sud virglnls warranted nn,e
Also, imported Rrandtes, hennsesy 1tsrd Ds.Ts..n
9 CD JalSs @ n9ni,ns; ,,; $c Also, Peach snd Apple
Croi1 am, and Wines Of every rar,etx al ~
standard br8nds. A choice lot on c,ssrs - - IT. -
saooo. fgQN6 eent,
BUTTER HOUSE. -
Daily receiving fresh and sverf m Goshen ach-
age Also, Ono Butter, 81 los ssi =. co. Is :.
"a ELLlcOfI nEN ES,
% kxoAeaSs Place. caisiusesA
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nsvsr BEEN able 70
msdicins-NBvBR
4 SIN . L y IN
FBcf a C uR y ,
Never did vs knew
sstisfsctisn BY any
the esntrary, all are
0REAATIoNA. and
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! say Of any orHBR
HAS IT FAILBD, N
STANCE TO b.
| vhsn timely assd.
an instance sf die
enc who sssd H. On
delighted With its
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vhsA greatly facilitates the prsesss Of tsshius Sy ss6ss
pg hs Csms, fsdscirs all inaammsusa-vin alfay AL
fAiN and spssnsdie ae usn, and is
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\ 1Sr OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES At tina
~ Once OF the Adsms Express Company, Wash
ington d. e.. to be sold for ffeish. and caare es
rot immediately cal ed for.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

~ A son Of "Red-Kniie," the notorious
Malay chief and confederate of the pirate La
nt'e whose black flag carried terror and dsmay
over The Mexican Gulf &..alODg its coast in 1914
l0' passed through this place yesterday on his
way 10 Toronto. He had purchased from slave
Y rew weeks before his wife and two children,
ana sent them Oh before him. He came to this
country from Malacca, where he was boru in
1914 and was member of Lodge of Masons
on that savage peninsula, of which fact the
brethren here became satisfied, > and sped him
on his way toward his new home.-Rep.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07
Down officers Elect.


JEFFERsoN-Cierk-ThOmas Oliver.
TrsGsprSr.-James Whitmore
.4sssssor--Cornelius Udell,
Trustees--P v Jones, NJ Wilder r Warren.
COHstaJles---J. W. Gillis, F. I. Pingrey.
TRUMBULL-C Clerk-R Brainard,
TreGsurer-Ezra Thomas,
.4ssessOr-L G Nye,
Trustees j Massngham, j Clark, Jr., Hi
ram Spaford, Jr.
G9aStables-I Bartholomew, II A Hunt.
MoRGAEs-Clak--E L Pinney,
Iredsnyey--Wm Woodruff
.4ssessQr-G w StJohn,
TrysgseszrJ 4 Harvey, q Wilber II Coyill,
COHsfabtrsy-J J Hoyt s Billings.
DoRsEF- Clerks e Wilson.
I'reaNrsr--J T Pulsipher
.7ssessor-TS s Edwards,
TrNstees-Abell Ives w Simans, E G Bullard
COnstables--A 9 Hawkes., ] w Pulsipber.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

VILLAGE ELECTroN-- Although the village
nominations we're made under considerable leeI-
ing and excitement, the election shows but little
diversity Of sentiment or choice, except in ref.
erence to the Office of supervisor under the
late ordinance embracing in one road district,
all the territory within the corporation limits.
The choice of Mayor is u good one. Mr. Rob.
ortson's long aud nd.iutmate Identification with the
interests Of the village, and bis regard for its
honor its moral aud social ss well as its COM
mercial wcll-being, are such as to encourage the
hope that his influence will not be left uuem-
ployed to secure its highest good, The Coun-
Gil, too, are gentlemen Of good social and busi-
ness position, and will second any movement
for the common veal, which his honor may ini-
tiate.
The supervisorship is justly considered an Of
fec Of much importance, and the struggle for il
was earnest. 1t will be seen that the vote was
q very close one. There seems to be some diff
ference Of opinion with regard to the quaGca-
tions Of the gentleman elect, which we trust will
be set at rest, il he enters upon the Office, by an
intelligent energy, which will silence all COM
plant. The following are the gentlemen elect
ed Il:
M0yor-John p. Robertson-225 votes.
w. w. Smith--l3 votes.
RecOrder-Frank Silliman-25l.
COuncil-George Willard-249.
Linus Savage, 249
j. w. Haskell, 249.
Buckley Hubbard, 225.
j. B. Crosby, 160.
&C. A. Knapp sc.
William Humphrey, 80.
SuperrisOr-Samuel GilFord-7l.
RILEY Castle 30.
Henry Cheney 81.
"A. L. Thurston 36.
w. E. Fowler %.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

BsE~ A scene between two Congressman
occurred on Saturday morning last. Mr..
VAN WYcK, meeting Mr.. HINDMAN on 7
Avenue, held ont his hand in friendly recog-
milton. Mr.. HINDMAN refused to take it.,
making use Of these words, as is reported,
"You Id scoundrel-you have deliver
ed speech, not only insulting to every
southern man, but to every gentleman" !"
at the same time making a movement with
his left hand towards Mr.. VAN WYcKs face,
as if additionally to insult him. The parties
were separated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

~ We are pleased to hear the name of our
manly, and out-spoken Senator B. +. WADE,
connected with the Chicago Nomination. There
Is popular odor about the character Of the
Senator that would give him much strength as
presidential candidate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

DEA%The Italian news is interesting.
The annexation Of Savoy to France is doubt
less a fixed fact. VICTOR EMMANUEL is tenn
porizing on the Romagna question, but will
bring it all about in accordance with his
own ideas. The Pope is acting weak and
foolish part, and if he continues will ere long
realize the loss of all his temporarily save
Rome itself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

@S- A large wood pile on the track of the
railroad this side of Springfield Depot took FIRE
and was burned Tuesday night. The morning
trains were delayed several hours in consequence.
No damage other than the loss Of wood.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07

A company Of intelligent, industrious
and enterprising colored families are pre-
pairing to go ont from Pennsylvania, and
larger number are expected to leave for Ii
IBERIA during the coming fall. The total
number is l0l. In addition to these there
are many others who are Seriously consid-
ering the eXpedicncy of removing to the
thriving African republic.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-07
Township Election.

The sixty-second annual election Of Ashta-
bula township took place on Monday last, and
resulted in the election of the following gen.
tlemen:
CLERK-J Nj. Allen.
TRusTEEs-D T. Pratt, A. G. Fisk, and w.
W. Smith.
TREAsURER-Samud Benham, Jr
AssEssoR-K. L. HObrook.
CoNsTABLEs-C Kendall, Mason Baker,
Plineas Smith.
SUPERVISORS.
Dist. No. l--Edw Seymour.
4" 3-No choice
~" 5-J L Stowe.
p" Oh j Nettleton.
" III Morse.
Sd ii Forgo.
g" 9-John Holbrook,
90 l0-No choice.
I'm Beckwith
d" l2-H Whitman.
:" l3-John Harmon.
d" l4-1 ID Hormon.
D" l5-F Haley.
lie G Dibble.
lS-I B Stevens.
l9-NO choice.
The first and last named trustee, we're subst-
tuted by private arrangement after the general
caucus on Saturday evening, with the object,
no doubt, which wiii readily appear to the mind
OF every republican, when informed, that his
party has no voice ia the election board, that,
too in view Of WaCmly contested presidential
election The evil of no-pary, or party un-
ion caucus, by this moaoeuver is made papa-
BILE. 1t being tacitly understood, that ia a gen
eral caucus the interests Of all parties will be so
far regarded as to give TO each voice in the
board, party tenaeties are relaxed, and suspic-
ions are lulled, aud the nominations being left
until Saturday nj ght, the trick, as in this case
does not become known until Monday, the day
of election, too late for remedy, while the par.
ties to the movement have two nights and one
Sunday to get their peculiar material marshal.
ed. A large proportion of the republican
voters, unaware, and thus unsuspicious of any
party trickery,vote without much hesitation such
ticket as may be presented to them. There is
no great adroitness or tact necessary it will be
seen to give success to such movement, under
such circumstances. OF the fairness of such
course. little need be said Suffice it to say,
that the mass of voters, the majority party are
deprived of any position, where their numeri.
cal strength, independently exerted, would en-
able them to exclude all opponents. In this
case, by the general caucus, each party was re-
presented The republicans by Messrs H. ].
NettIeton and B. S. Metcalf the Americans by
Mr. A. @. Fisk, and the democrats by the clerk,
Mr. Allen. By the trick the republicans are
carefully excluded To this state of things, the
majority is liable at any time, under the mode
of nominating hitherto practiced, and as no one
suffers but the majority, aud the power of re-
medy is entirely within their own hands, that
majority will hardly be considered true to it.
self or to the cause of common fairness, to suf.
fer themselves to be longer played with in this
way. Some Of our sister towns have been wiser
than we in this respect. Our republican friends
in Plymouth, for instance, have taken counsel of
their experience, and held party caucus and
elected their ticket triumphantly. They see
the advantage of such course in the integrity
aud efficiency Of their party An independent
republican caucus, and fidelity to republican
pre&jlsStisrs hereafter, will serve, we think. to
set this matter right. Let US not forget that
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&s- DIR. KINGSLEY, medical practitioner of
the Homeopathic school has located at Kings
ville We publish his card. ,HaF
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G5>LAwToN BLACKBERRY PLANTs.-A plentiful
supply of these plants, vigorous in growth and
genuine in quality will be furnished on appca-
tion at the Telegraph Office for S. per hundred.
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MARRIED..

In the city of Rochester March 10Th, by Rev Jonathan
Edwards at he residence Of the brides ther CHARLES b.
nEr only daughter of Charles Lee Clarke Esq all of the
above place.
ANDREWS of Wayne to Miss AUGUSTA c. CATncART of Con-
neaut.