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THE COUBTINS CAJVDIB , JSTATEM1 /.eoklo nepnp, quite unbeknown, An' peeped in thru' the winder,. An' there Hot Mary all alone, With i o n»i> niuh to bender. Ac!' • . i n< * I; . riohueehn huog, An 'n amongst 'cm mated, The oU queen's arm, tuut gran'thar _ Yauug Fotchod back from Concord buBtod. The waunut logs shot sparkles out Toward* the pootitst, bless her! An' lot-tie fires danced all about Thorhiny on the dresser. The very room. c«vc she was la, Looked nan Irooi lioor to C>JIU , An 1 she looked '-.I. es rot -y a^tu EB ' th' apple uhc wan peellu'. She heerd n foot, KtA ktiowed it tu, A runplu' on the scraper— Atl way* to onco her fceliu 'H flow I.Ike sparks in bam tup paper. He kinder loitered on the mat, Some doubtful o' the neckle; H 1 H heart kep' goln' pity pat, But hern went pity Zeekle! , Oar Canaseraga Correspondence. Ciuiascraga, Oct. 1,1857-. H. C. PAGE, ESQ ,—Sir Editor—Our fair is over, but our foul weather still continues,— und all thought our weather bad onough.— Yot wo fairly pity those of our neighbfirp who hold thoir fairs to-day and to-morrow, without we have soruo decided »cliango lor tho hotter. Our exhibition of stool: aual horses was about oqual to last year, and our nttfiulanco much larger. Thtro is no dan ger but what people w'll attend thoso exhi bitions ; the labor is to \get up\ a show. It IB no small task to bring slock and .articles for exhibition. Our Ladies' Department WHS doci Icily superior to latt .yoar, and much credit ie dud t o the ladies of our place for their decorations; they mado it very at tractive. Financially .ho Fair was a dead failun—tho amoun' o? receipts being less by half than tho previous year. 1'ho 810 purse tv»s tnkon by a horse owned hero, by \l T n- ale Hill\ IngorRoli Tho sward gavegoncral eatislactiuii. and wo havo had a warm con test As a wholo tho exhibition was quite satisfactory, and showed clearly that the farmers of this section of country aro wide tiwukuto their own interests, (\ion. Dwis wns absfi.t; ill health prevented his attend ance, and wo wero disappointed in our regu lar address. Hownvor, tho President of the Hociuty, W M. WHITE, ESQ ., delivorod a brief and able address, which will probably bo published. \\ o missed tho presence of the editor and his place was not supplied.— Among tho distinguished gentlemen upon the ground we noticed Judgo EMPRESS and | Major PIMCTOU , besides quite a largo Hum ber of yrur g\od peo]>le. Mr. A. BKADNEK exhibited a fine colt nnd a romirknbh fine blooded bull Calf. Mr WELCH Cxn. 'ited a m f\ enpoiior pair of bays, splendid car- pa}™ horBes. Judge IIEALY exhibited some superb merinos and the display of sheep was very fine. Yours, &c, A. B. C. — \Ilow are w.i, count ? snicl a noted way; to a spruce looking specimen of the gen •* snnb. \Sir!\ exclaimed tiie indignant swell, \who arc you, and why call mo a c^unt?'' •Whv, I saw you counting oysters in New j WB copy tbo*'fQhof&§.;iyft''f !io Sandy I Hill .Hcra/drformwlVaVftoib American pa- ' p»r, whioh^has'w^ttyttm up-tho .Xjomrj; emtio tipketf *. *$pftvt$ Bait}/ UJH Herald, j ^jlivco at tbo head of 'our columns to* day, tlioV-imindos of iho Democratic party, and doom i t tint an-eefcof justice to otir pa trons tOtpi-osout a\ reason ipr-ao doing. Whou wo abandoned our old politicala's- uociafiens, and 'bait 'in our lo,t tWtb, tho Am 'er- icati'party, we did'so from, principle; firmly believing that tho people demanded tho re forms sdvocutetl by that party. Greatly to our surprise, but a few months olapsod be fore we saw tho infant babo suddenly trans formed into tho full maturity of muuhond ; and, brushing aside both tho old political parties, it moved on from conquoring to con quest, until it swept the State, and bid fair, in its, onward march, to annihilato overy op- poshig force. But suddenly a change was visible in the political atmosphere. Many of the men olbctod'to 'offiro by the Amorf- can$ not only abandoned the party, Imt bc- oanie its moat bittor rovilurs and traducors; and to make 'then 1 treachery tho moro ab horrent and repulsive to all honest Ameri cans, bi'c-aino tho efficient tools of tho Black Republican party—a party which had ex hausted tho English vocabulary for vile epi thets with whkh to denounce every man who sympathised in t 1 eleu^t with tho Amer ican movement; and ft f that hour to this, almost every day has brought to light anew traitor, ti'.ttl a Tory lnr.£o proportion of those ole< t'»d to otiice by the Americans, arc no* '\ bo found doing yeoman sorvieo in-tho ranks of the Black Republicans;—arid wo beg our American friends to ponder up on tho fact, that among all the traitors from our rauks (wo mean ofhec holders) not one it to bo found among tho Democrats. All havo gone to tho Black Republie-ms—overy man ol them—and they are now tho loudest Kansas s .riekurs in tho State. LI are wo are mot with tho argumon', \let thorn go—we eouteud for principle, not lor power.'' True—but what avails tho piocln- matton of a principle, without the power to giro it effect? No matter bow good and pure a theory, unless it meets the public fa vor, tho .iblest minds advocate its claims, and tho most eloquent appeals be made in irsl . -. , , • ,>,„ ,,., u ..L..t p ..... _ii ...:n „i, , ;lt „„^dent from the lact that when in tho pro- bohalf, but ali will prove al ( rtivu. uniil tno' public mind i* iirenaiT >d to tinbrAce it. It is said thiu tho j>ul>lio are prepared to endorse tho principles of tho American par ty. Where, wo ask m all candor, is tho ev idence of this? Wo havo looked for it in vain. Last tall, tho Americans nominated Millard Fillmore, ouo of the pure-t and best men in tho Union, as their candidate for tho Presidency; but tho Amorians r.bandoucd . ile.'r candidate, and preferred a striphi's; . • vd.eiiturer, whoso onh c'.aims for their suf frnpes wero, that ho had been sueo-ssi'iil in mi exploring ox'pedition, wore a sunirubund anco of hair on his uppor lip, ami wbo wn.. oxorcisiug the elwctivo frauohiso, and as \yo !l qualifiod to jiold office, as American born citizens. Aside from these, thero are other considerations why national men should act »» a unit this fall.\ Not for tho pnrpqEO of Aiuiug ibo Democrats, as a parry, but for tho move important object of putting down a disorganizing, antinational faction, Vwboso brief, oxistcuce lias proved it to bo more dangerous to tho well-being of the State, tfran any other which lias hud an oxistenco ambbg us. Look at our bankrupt treasury! Ponder upon the fact that tho enlargement of our canals has boon sqspcudod for want of funds, all the available resources of our State hav ing been squandered upon political favor ites. Bear in mind that cur taxes have been n.etirly quadrupled— our State debt increased—tho appointing .power wrested (by special legislation), from tho Canal Board, and given to tno favbrita tools of Soward, Weed & Co.,—tho rights of our municipalities wrested from them, and a hoard of political vampyros sent to govern cities where tho Republicans navb hardly vitality enough to clectf a ward constable.^— Think of theso things, aiid thou decide whether it is hot r.hc duty of every national man—ovory man who cherishes the honor of tho State—ercry man who respect pri- vato rights—in bhort, overy good citizen.-— to c-.st his vote, at tho ensuing election, where-it will count against a party which has lorfeiteU all claim i<. public confidence, and proved itbolf recreant to every trust reposed in it. Wo aik not this for the purpose of build ing up tho Democratic party; but on the priuciplo adopted by tho Republicans last Fall—that it was the duty of all good citi zens to unit« in puuing down a great evil, leaving minor evils for future considera tion. Tho ticket nominated by tho Democrats is a good one, composed of men of t. ue worth experience and abihty—and although Amer icans cam »t nope to accomplish all that the) might \\\>ti by voting tor tiiem, can they not accomplish moro by so doin^, than they would by voting for a ticket nominated uith- outthe leaEt hope of its being oleetod- Wo cknnot refrain from repeating a fact) which must bo apparent to all, that every vote cast for tho American ticket this Fall, will be half a vote for tho Republicans.— That tho Republicans so consider it. is cvi- tocmocratlc County Convcalion. THIS Convention convened pursuant t o a- pall at Cbncort II ;i 'H,.ip tho village of f^ct/p- 1 8oo oil Tuei.dtiy tho ISlhoJf October_ |iiet.',\i and organized by electing, Charles L. 5JiopT. ard, Chairman, Aaron W. Beacli' and - P- Galbraith Vico Presidents'; and.Ambrose llydoand H. Harrington, Secj ; btai;io8. 1 T The roll of towns being callcil^thp follow-/ itig delegates' presented their crcden.Hals: Avon—-C. A, irosnier, C. LvShbpartl and James Gilbert. • ' v Caledonia—A. Rqnwick. Concsufir-Lcwis Clark, Sylyestor E. M6r- nXand R. Stuffy. \ , DansviUc-^T. A. Vundcrb'p, ^!L.,J. Abbott iiiid II. C. Pago. ' ' . \ . Genese .Q ^-Jolin Crossott, John I^audor- daloaid lvm.XWilson.' Gro' eland—P. Galbraith, AB, Mann and S. A. Mann. . . Lima—D. H. AlbeHson, A. Hydo and J. Perkins. Livonia—Lcinan Gibbsj James Grant and Geo.F. l^ratt. Leicester—John tl. Jonos, Jr., B. ( J . Cono andB. WnVliot. Mt. Afcjrris^-.McNiol Soymolir, Z. W. Jos- . C. CanipbeU. -Dtloy Spencer. r-Aarou W. Beach and lionry. senco of Americans, they arc moro enthusi nstic in praise ofJthe Am« riian tuket. than ' they are of their own, and they go about, from place to place, urging Americans to •'ttand by tho ticket.\ In this lies their on ly hope of success. It now remains for tho Americans to say whether they wit, or will not. bo made the instruments of perpetuating Black Republi can uilo aud ruin in this State. From The Sandy Hill Herald. ALL. ItltillT WE havo had an opportunity of conrers- in this lur one—'hit tho public mind was s.glt.itul with tho Slavery question—ami tho f< ..i that in tho event of the election of Mr. F.d- mpro. or Mr. Buchanan, Kainas would be come a Slavo State, drove inai.y'A.noiifins to tho support of Fromont. Tins argument falls to the ground when wo remember that . the Amcricttis in this State had in iwtniiia- Ynrk last week, and I supposed \ou.uero of i for governor, a man who had stood up mvnl Mood \ Htid the wag. Snob vamosed, j in 'lefenco of tho American party amidst \... e , , , , . .„ , ' obloe.uy and abuse, and who had defended A lady of high rank and exquisite la>U}. | ltg p^nciwlus with a degree of abditv uhich ha\:!ig load an ucheitisonient of a London I curried i.mvirtio • to* the hearts of tho u«unds who way* red. and fil'\d tho ranks of our opponents with dismay. Ho certainly should havo commanded the voto of Anieri- thev could be distinguiihcd from cans, for h.e was their fiiendand advocnto - rtnl silver, sent her three fool men and page t n , s w , vB in l r bo *} nw oi th ™ \™*\»™ ^ '» 1 ° ' the h'lur of adversity. 11 IB election woul' MUeremith, in which it was stated that by tho clectrotvjo pnx'eas, icailers and other aiticlei might be plated, KO that by no | os.si- i ble te^t mic that thc.y lau s«-;o no other alternative j for National men than to vote tho Demo cratic ticket, ^omo s;>y that JL will be pret ty hard for-them to voto tho \Loco-Foco'' ticket, but aa tltoy aiv left to choose between Democratd and Flack • JiepublicaiiB,\ tht-y camiot hesitate to give their votes to tho fotvicr. \But they add, \after wo havo tin ashed out the •Republican^,\ we will pay our vet poets to tho Democrats, and thus rid the ^tato of two eviis.' Wo do not care «liat such men do here after, but wo are r-lad that they have made up their minds to do light this Fall. Ail intelligent men are satisfied that it will be no moro nor hss than throwiinr ..s.iy their mllucncu to rote the \American - * '•«.\-• t I'.JS IMI '1—and at a tune like th'-s IOI \ ih. t ot think ifc ?, to do R<>. 'I |,..\ to be electrotypc-d by the ndvciti.^er. ! j m vo had tio more beafintf upon the Kansas d iro not ventum upon the d.v 'fk mu iinnel I.Jr.. Whiveuican is therey onot on, his iyb:ck? V'o ill' r.ot know of one—vve As Rev. John W. Mason stopped ouo .picstipn than « mid havo had th.-el. et' morning to road a theatrical placard in of a town cnrMnhle; but he, too, was saci i- Brondwav, a disting^Mied actor seeing him, ,fvced-l-aU was offend up on tho shrine of saul, \Good morning, sir; do 'ministers ofjN'ack Republicanism; and tho American (,o n ,,el havo a r s > t to know v.hat the e 'eu, vule r Mr . Vr . FUlmore. is about as well as ollior folks.' . , « . ,, .i... , I Bet h< ro we are told thilt nn» mtn who There is a lawyer in Denrbotim countr, 1 ir«ertc • ') Am part las hill are Ind., known no less tor nib eccentricity than his l.-»al lore. Many are the anecdotes told </f him. A man c-i.eo went to him to l»» qinhlied for some potty oflico. h.i.d h\ \Hold up your ban I; I'll ->w.ar you, 1 ri all creation couldn't qua'.fv you.\ A farmer once asked what inference he could J 'lw from tho text in Job, '-And the >vil ] i#p> snuffed upahe wind.\ \Well lie rt 'j.ievl, \the only inference that, I can draw is that it would be a long lime before they would grow fat upon it.\ '•I wishjny portrait taken,\ said a young pernr.ei. (.: *.i ''-i:>-tiii: t'tatc to the ham. I tl.n cans\ for another sear. If there aro \A 'n r :,, a' int. Bl.t t -he liei IV'.IO . ';nte as to what <Iut_. i? \ M. i .,l: t\. l r aitt ;ii \umiiiii fact, u.at lor tno ).n.t t«o ye .*«rs purtv . . - i v a iiki 'o ^iu 1:14 i.ntii it h.^s iUwin .u- d d\v. i. to a more handful, and has not now tho* faintest prospect of regaining its lost position; aud that those who mnv adhere to its tailing fortunes, will but do so much to build upland perpetuate tho withering man p-on^Oio country to a daguerreotvpist. I know of any. \Very well, sjr;jii*t take a seat here.\ '•You warrant a resemblance ?*' \Certainly sir.\ \For how long a time?' 1 h-ir« not heard.of .one. X)n tl^»^coi«i < 'a-i7 > relighting, desolating Black ''Republican\'' •lie men who Resorted us 7a's\t l.dl,'aro now [ party. ;i,e loudest mouthed Black Republicans in! In •i'!dit,ion.,wo would also call the alten- ' tho St .i 'a. We call upon every American j Uou ot those who still persist in adhering to J >o look around him t o tr • it this is not so.— tho ' American\ party. 10 tin* fad that there Wo'mk l.«r*Jur. vvbore are \the. papers which 1 is no' in reality, ;i y \American' t'eket in j advocate! tho Ainel-icau cause one year ago? j the hud. It is'ti fio a State Convem.on was j As far as our personal knowhdgo extends I held, and men vveresnominated—^Uod meli, wo do not know of one, formerly identif'ud j too—but uo/ one of them'has accepted the with Sewiird Whipgory, which now supports I nomination. Why this silence? Why have tho American ticket. Thoy havo either | they not been interrogatoi (asis always done died out, o r gone back to thmr first love.— by all parries) as to whether or riot thev will 1 Thoir may bo exceptions, but we do not. accept the nominations tenddrcd thoin? It : In viow 0 x i honest, nati |\ visionary ct > ss v of tho these facts, what pourso ought mal men to pursue? Xonn but (.mtbusiast citn hope fc^r the suc- Amcricans tins Fall or look for- i ward with tvnv roasonablo.hope for its fu ' is straupo that, not one. of them has been boa!•• I from-. It is well known that sumo of tho men 'named as the candidates of t|io \American\ pirty, refusod, over and over again, to salfertheir names to go boforo tho Nominating Convention, and is it not fair to \For many years; even when old age , tur0 VuccC8 s. If correct in this a.=<;uuipt'on ! presume that this is tho reason why the pub- overtakes you thorc will bcsoino tra'ces of | iTappr^sTlWlo'usVliaVtho Aijicrieans'nro your features.\ ' • ' \Supposo I oatch tho small-pox, how can you wni rant a durable tikouess?\ \Makes no difference; just bring it back, \ and 1 will punch a few holes in it.\ There w n etorv extant of a young wag who was once invited to dine with an old hft'to clittciso between two ovils. t Either to voto tho Di mocratic, or, tin' Republican tick et. Those wbo sympathise \w:h tho latter wilt probably voto with th\* Republicans.— What tho bthev class will do. we cannot say. If they support the American nominees, thoy will thus ».;>o i ilfavote for tho Ropubb lie have not boon favored with their accept ance of tho nominatious tendered there against thoir will? Why go through with tho farco of voting for men who cannot possibly bo clectod.and who havn not even dono so mnch as to ex press their willingness t o bo voted for? And that, too. when such vital interests are at cans, and tv r r*,v perpetuate t» 0 existence i otako. Ponder upon tho condition of our can 0 it, he found the kiufr rather dull, and j his n <, 7 of tho State ' . t ,. . I 8 . us Pf» dcd f ™ tho wni J °. f . ru \ £ | s - «»4 , 'I But can you support a party which num. t dccido whether or not this 13 tho .time for ers in its rauka all foreigners, of ovory honest, thinking men t o frittefawuy their i graf ]:C , —Choosing between evils, wo say yos. influence. I Tln^only ditToronco between tho Democrats <—— and,tbo'Republicans in this respect, consists; ySf It is said that Bunker Hill Monu- [ in the fact that tha v Republicans tried \hard | ment may bo seen on a clear day, with a in a' sudden passion flung it down stahp after the servant who brought it. Where upon the. young gentleman seized tho bam, «nd with admirable dex enty burled it after the knife. •\\ '.at on earth do y#o mean-?\ exclaimed the guitlemnn soon as ho could spcrtfe. \I beg jour pardon,\ was the cool re ply; \I thought you wero going to dine down Man*\ good glass, fr im the top of Monadnock.. in Jeffrey and Pitzwilliam, N. H., about eighty miles distant. to 8<|curo the foroigh votoj aud failed; while, tho IDcmocrats tried asbaftt, and succeeded. No .Jonger ago than last winter, Senator Soward, raisod his bid for foreign votes by nucllU 'ine, in his jdaco in the United States ' GuATrrrDE.—Gratitudo is a prospective, Poniito, that foreigners were RJ cnpablo of rather than a retrospective virtue. |yu and r. Numla Ossiari Armstrong. Sparta—John 'Gilrnan, II. Driesbach, Jr., and Geo. Shafer. Sjiringwatvr—Sjmcwi Smith.. ( West Sparta— ti ugh »S. l»I/:Kair. York—Wm. Frnzer, Duncan ilclntyro and P. Weller. On Motion ITrs. Z. W. Joslyn, of Mt. Mor ris, and A. H, Mclntyrc, of York, wore unan imously nominated by acclamation as candi dates for Coroners.. On ^ motion Aaron W. Beach, of Ossian, was unanimously nominated by acclamation as candidate for Session J ustice. Tho question ol* tho establishment of a Democraticnewspapcr in tho County of Livingston was then brought forward by A. J. Abbott, Esq., and a proposition was sub mitted by him for tbo accomplishment of that object. After remarks from Mr. Abbott, tho fol lowing resolution was nioved by lion. Mc Neil Seymour, of Mt. Morris: Resolved, That the proposition submitted to this'Cotivention for tho establishment of n Democratic papoivin tho county of Liv- iimstnn, meets our most cordial approbation, and that we will carry tint plan iyto effect —aud will give it our undivided aid ; und^us representatives of the Democracy of the county, wc do hereby rocommond the Liv ingston Sentiuol t o the energetic and united support of the Democracy ot tho county and adjoiuipg country. After remarks from lion. McNeil Sey mour, of Mt. Morris, Hon. Leman Gibbs, of Livonia, V. A. Hosmor, Esq., of Avon, A. J. Abbott and H. C. Pago. Esqs., of, Dansville, and other?, the resolution was unanimously adopted. On motion of Hon. Leman Gibbs, tho following wero appointed a Central Com mit t« e lor the ensuing year. !\ 11. Leman Gibbs, of Li .rnii.i : (\has. A. I '.i'-t- or F.nq , of A von; Dr. W. E. Lauder- (ia e, of <>eneseo; J<,! n II. Jones, Jr., Esq.,. of Leice.-.er; A. J . Abbott, Esq., of Dans ville; lien McNeil Seymour, of ift. Mor ris. Tho following resolutions wero then offer ed and unanimously adopted: Resolvd. That wo congratulate tiro Dem ocracy of Livingston county, that harmony and unity of purpose and action p'fovail in its councils; that thus united, we'pi edge our selves as the representatives of the Democ racy of the couiitv, to labor with .unwaver ing and 1 ntirinj, zeal in union with our Democratic bretln-ru throughout tin!) Stato and Nation, for the suceohb of Democratic prmciph .- and Democratic candidates. H««oiv(.i. That tho yr.ite policy adopted and can nd out by tho Democratic party v' \\ 111 power istheojilv sale policy, and < 1' Jtuled upon fcou ^d Democratic pnnci- plts-; that hid Hot a diU 'e ^em policy been adoped bv tho oj'p'onents of the Democratic party, tho fax-pavors of tho cbimty of Liv- i\^-- yi w -.I „ot be cu'kuf upon ti> nay a fci.-.t.- tr.r < f 'j .-.av L ol 0-2i<M>00. Tbo opponents of the Democratic party obtained control of tho State Governmentby an ap peal to the prejudices arid passions* of tho people in regard to matters foreign to tho interests of the State, and havo abused tho confidence leposed in thorn by squandering: the public funds and involving the financial affairs of the State in bankruptcy and ruin; therefore tho pecuniary interests of tho peo ple, without distinction of party, as woll as t -ho cause of justice and political \virtue do-: mand t !e restoration of Democratic econo-- my in»i enlightened Democratic administra tion in all departments of tho State Govern ment., • Resnlvod. That tho platform of princi ples adopted by tho late Democratic Stato < 'onvention, diold at Syracuse, ami the .can didates then and thero nominated, meet with tho cordial approval of tho Democrats of Livingston county.. Thoy recogifhto in the former woll known Democratic principles, which all who claim to bo Do /inocnitH, can cordially nnito ip sustainihg} mid ib tbo lat ter tho names pf capablo *ai/cl true Demo crats, whose election will reflectlionor .up on tho State, and wlib will bringHd Iho dis 1 - chargo of .their respective' ollicial duties, ability, experience) and integrity. Resolved, \That tho administration of James lhichanan^oqmmands our unqualified approval. His distinguished' abilities, ripo experience, and extensive knowledgopf pub lic affairs eminently fit hitn for tbo exalted position to which he has ,boon called by tho suffrage* of his countryrhoh.\ Tffbis un T yielding integrity, sihglonoss of purposb, and lotty patriotism, wo havo tho suresi- guaran ty of an administration which shall promote the wolfaro and happinbss of but\ citiz'erii, and elevate the character of our country, abroad; that in appointing bur follow eitizen, tho Hon. Bonjamin F. Angel, of Genesoo, as Minister t o Sweden, he has eonfoi red a distinguished honor upon tho Democrats of Livingston county, and \added a special claim to thoir earnest support pf his able adminis tration. • I Resolved^ That tbo candidate of tho Dem- ocrecy of the 7th Judicial District for Jus tice of tho Supreme Court —Hon. Georgo ly strong claims to the support of 'tbo elec tors^, the district,, r |Ii8\knovvji uccor as a jurist, Ins distinguished roput/ttlon as.aJawypr, ty^feljfiitftLA>$Q& x fit hh pnvato^cqaritcter, CQmincna.liim.aa proonii/ JJ dii tTy-'-\tt-oy'tfiy' t!;'d'' \fuil Vila 's'\ o? ; tlliq; e Llp'ctViya of- thedigtrict, without diatmctiorV of 'party/ And it jsrbelifi'vedf. thtit ;iJi7 ,thJ«..county^ t/at loast.-tboy, vyijl ^^mUo^^paxt^.fp^ingA Resolved, . That wewa¥mly ,apptftv,o,.of -tbo meal; oominatibtiis..)n.^^jlibj ^ i 4 »y» jjtiflb'eyinjg that tbo. candidafesi aro wejl'miaJined for tli(> respective* 'office 's ''d^ tho confidencb'andehbice o'ftliOjtjoofiie^aijd' thatiVTO: pledgo to' them ^onc-best-; exertions for • ' ' ' ' ' u • ' , \\ %• vch, ly Union wid' AdverlisiifyTj \rttityU>p -&W TJ»EL and Albany V ?rgusJ ' 1 Adjourniedi'JJfflcj die..' ... , ., ' \\i ,<\. , ' OTJAS, L. StiEPARD K CIiairman.. A HYDE. { Secretaries., Democratic District CoAyentiopiiY AT the Democratic District' Convention fc|r the first Assembly-District of Livjrigstpn- County, held pursuant, to call, on the ;> i3.th, 0/ Oct., ins.t., at tho Franklin Tlduso in the' village of Goncsco, thti Convention wascal^' cd to order-by electing:Ja'meo Perkins; Esq:;, of Lima, Chairman, afidii. Harrington ; of Goncsco Secretary. ,. . , Tho roli of Deiogatos being i J 6licit and tbeir credentials pi'OE.eiite'd, tho convention proceeded to ballot \for 4 .a- candidate for Member of Assembly, wifh'the following re sult! » 1 < : \ • • John II, Jones Jr., received 11 y Andrew Sill 4; • Loittan Gibbs 3; Jamoa M. Alger '2? Chas. L..Sliepard 1. • -''-i On motion of Androw Sill,-John H. Jones, Jr., of Leicester was declared unanimously nominated as candidate for member .of As sembly. On motion of C. A. Hosrher E«iq., Henry Harrington of Geueseo was uominatod by acclamation as candidate for School Corn- missioner. ! After which the following Delegates were elected by ballot t o represent tho 1st As sembly District in the Senatorial Convention, to be hold at Portage 011 tho 'nth inst.jj viz: - . S James Perkins Esq.. of Lima; Charles L. Shepard Esq., of Avon; James M. Alger Esq., of Conesus- and Nathaniel B! Mann Esq., of Grovelaud. Moved, That the proceedings of this Con vention bepublishod in The Rochester Uni on & Advertiser and Lh'iugston SENTIN EL. ' Adjourned Sino dio. , JAMES PERKECS Chairman. II. H 'AKRINOTON, Scc'y. j' piHtiATft^C^ • -. jouir A ,..itippu:,. !rr . . Xf;MorcWatfJUot^-^fert|tTftb'ie^;af^ To tHMv ^^l«ft^W#^^ ^SToftU Fbilftd6JpbIA,^arkVt••boln\ 8 T;.^^^8H/.>;»a5ceI•lbl* f , •• your attention iH'callqd; to.lt, aa'PSWfSiJng facfl- Itlcri and aav 'antftg«rt-ivortby-,t >f- yotrrNfeoa»ld«ra- ueif; -^\f* o Among its advqnUKps.Mft^ibo^numtrntcd It's loc'auVu, having ajiorttr 1lag«# of cpntounl.iu'Utn 'Aatbftclte. iC.oal ^distVlits tirv'I'crirfsyliraijla; tu\f> - latg?, iiud varts .d'pJitKi^t! t>.f ,H» mttnufaturca,- boliig. fur,ia,advttuce,x».r l .a'Jy, ?tl»^i^-in',' tbe.:.U.n|tcd t Statffl\ (lie nioderatc expenses jieccstoiy. tor 'ctxA rfiuu 06 <! '' ' Ji '\ ' .tv> • 'J'he mar 'oj 't ^dssesscft\aunval ^d advabtages ^fdr tUesul&oi:inauy.kin<l8-'bfp\r : ai Kfour^ rtVbcut, Birlcy, Wool,'JBntto.r 1 ,'phqotc/ Ae -.j ^vbil*. the charges laadb'aboa '.^all'sfand attendant ex-,: Ji^cS, areraore mbucrite tban'at fleigbbo'rlog', JKboard markets. ,\.. .-^i'- '-fi-t' , '< JVM, McJNJOSII,.gups AU *urjicTCBi2B ,rJfo. 2\*-. • ^'outh'-ltu'Strect;,' ' PAftMSJT - IUPEK Btrect; H\ A ^tUADSnA With AND «'r *Dow' Warehouse,-N. & GdflhiirWaha JLH&\\ Democratic Assembly. Convention. At an Assembly'Convention of the Dem ocracy of the Second District of Livingston\- County, hi Idai Opneeeo, Oct..12, 1S57,;, Ou \ ruof ;o:i. Hon'. J. A. t'anderlip- was i callo • to tho Chair, and H. C. I J ago was ap- f pointed Secretary. ( The roll of Dologatvswas then called,,-and all tho towns m tho Distiiict were found to bo represented. ' Tho Convention proceeded to consider,tho nomination of a candidate for Member, of Assembly, when A. J. Abbott, Esq.. of i)an»- villo, was nominated by acclamation. A ballot was then had for a candidate for School Commissioner, when C. L». Bingham. Esq., of Mt- Moi :is, was nominated;, which nomination was subsequently mado uimni-j tnot!3. The foMnwing gen'lemen were then duly elected Delegates to tho.S^uatvrt-iul Couveu- t.on to bo held at Portage- on tho* 17th ilibt: -, lion. J . A. Yaudorlip, of Dansville; IIoiu McNeil Seymour, of Mt. Mon'is; Hon. A.- W. Bea'-.h, of Ossian: .Jobu Giluwn, Esq.. of Sparta The Dolegatcs were given power of sub- ^ttvUttiiu On motion it waSi , - llesolvcd, That theso > proceedings 7 bo signed by tho President and Secretary, and piibli hcd--iu The LIVINGSTON SENTINEL and Rochester Union raid Jlduertiso: Adjourn ed. ' . ' ' JOHN A. YANDERL1P, Chr.irmai>, \ '* \ecrctjiry. . ' , ' J^kuiy.nndKA«6r-0obb»>'N;^V. corn«r 6th ,nnd.Mai'l^t'''str''cots.i-..,'.u,:'..< i ?.j ',. •;c& JAilliS UAJtBEJt, Wboilcs.ale dealer ,1.0. .Chocks,- \'A'gent lot' tbo' 1' ATXHT EQITAXTZATIO * Xiiiii 'TV. '''I )AV'0j-0cr ?'Mfln 'tifft -elurp 'r--6Tfinc\0biiB iHiss, S;'B.'cofneir2d:and.Cbcstnut .strect8.. . ^ . T-AVLOB, GlliLESlflE ik ;i (40. T ..Wbolpsale, GttOr) ecus, Kosl.ll'and ItTS.o.utU \\aler t»tr <dj5t.., -.1.. j;.S. &V.'t: VkllOTf .G 'eucral fPiioApch Cci^' itlsslOH- MEKCTI'A'JJT?; KO ?-8 G Kbrtb'Wbarvcs.r^\ iiefer to l*biiadeli)WarWurcban 't8 <|gciicraUy-%'' -, AW consigumvjiilfl, or, orden* will racoiv* ,'oury \'i)rorupi;iiUu personal. atttfnUou. * * ' \ KfcySWiJ'B 'STA-TB^APONIFIEIi br COjictx.' 1 TKATJipU-'TJE .ioruiakixi^.'ibap.. |3iannfttciurcd ; ' by tho-I'cmw Bait ,Co.,,. l 'ittreataii^ Allcflnany\' - coan'ty, l'cnii., Beprcs'c'uted by L E.WI J'AMliSI* CO.\. Pblladelpbla;' ' ' T.- MOURIS.-'l'KltOT &>.CO;,-.IinpOrrcrs and • Wholesale Dealer^rinxj.J )Kt;cB, CHKHICALS ; PAINTS , Qiis, GLASS, DYE STUMPS, &C.,,-NO. 200\\ ,llarkft, and «12 St Jmues street.'' CAHLT05 B. MOOBK &,CQ ^-Wholesale- Deal- • crsin .C 'AarET GUAIK. COTTON YAKN; J COTTOX IJATTS, WICK, \IB YAUIT, &c^,Jiu. 20GX.3d *KtrceL Oor'Carpe't Chain jk put iij) full weight, Witboutt'autc HoardF. \ Wj}OJ> NICHOL'S, Successor of Tlios. White & fro., Manufacturer^ iniu Import ters 1 of SSTKAW GbpDs »,-'BrtK': COSSETS, BOKXCT FiuiiEs, FiiKSen FLOWERS and MILLINEUY COODS . No. ib Soittb 2d street.^ •, . UliB'UKLl.AS AND I'AltASOLS. WM'.H . Kicu- I AHUSO.N , No. 4Ji? Market jstre'et, 1 nitto,!iiacturei fiHt class UMiikELLAS, expressly for letKiJcrij. t . JSvery article warranted. I .: • . -' / UlINN, lUH-iUBl^ it VOH Lnijiprtcis Of .,Britiib7 Goods, and Jobbers of \FANcrarid 'STAr'i.jsSJLK Goons. fc .Mjii '.0lEKUiKs ,&c., Np: 37 >N. Third s,L- WOOD; BACON i CO.,.Importers..and, Wbolt-v gale Dealers in FOHEIGX and 1)6' VESTIC ° D/tr.\ GOOPS amVCLOTUiXfl, No. '-Sua -'Markct atrcet,'.' above Xbrnl... . , ..... ,., ,,V FlKi .l 1 ), LAXGSTROTU & CO.', Importer* -aodj\. Deabirtf in Fo'jijiics;aiid DOMESTIC Haai>nfXi»w8 ai :d Ccri -KHV, N.o. £4ti*Market St.,, . . .',..!,, MORlilt*. & JUKES i > t , u :*,piSN '\.B0iL ;:h PLATS,' UoiiiKU KIVKTS, SUEET laoKVniiTaki. and r Pn>; IIIOK, XAJI.S ,-A-c.-MarketaadilCth st*.. , ... H A MM KP.rr, fJ-ATOJlil'S, Arcv,\ in .great' varie A. \ and OnwU to auy made. . , . . W. .t ,ii.. ROWLAND, Snsixo i.ind-J >TEEi, MA.V-^ cf ACTVRKas, office Xc 61 Soutb\ I'd Street—/ \Bow French, 'Half Ksci 'oll nnd^'Full Scroll! fcimngs; warranted Spriuir tciniitr -.of 'iUl .kifl.dB^;- 'sfian* and sizes, matle froui .tbe best brand*.bt^ ^WJ 5 UJI >9 lr .oN tcoDVOrtcdhito steel in our own\ LA1NG, MAGI N.MS ^\'BBpWN Iw porters' and ^Wholesale dcaiei.-i in KNGLi.snnnd A.xsm-- a . CAX Suoi;- limEAiw .und .Sboc .Jlauufactiireib''' ArtieluH. Also, S.cw 'ing Machiue,yik,;lbreada,! : 'aVid Kctfdlc?. A gei 'urff or 'Tuticld 'p Pateutliooi Tret 'F .No, 30, Northed Street, between'Market [ aud Arebj \ > ••'.'- '• ' ' • UA1H DEiVANY' [&./ADMJSON,' Manimtc- The bigioist (price i:i ..casir given foV Gllie^ Pieces, DawagedL-lIido .V Cattle. ff.R.il^ H*>y6r lionet, Shecp.iSklij'ivaud. Wo.oi, PJas^aii^Jfai^ &e.. Factory, N.' u!:' cbivc Cbluaiuhvatrecl. Philadelpbia.' \ *'. ' btoreh, ^ No> 220 'PeaH Street, Nc^ York, rgi 1,\!; O T 1 ON: O ,T 1 r o -held tMlie^Codnty, 11^, C. PAtUi, Sr B OOT AND SHOE STORJ3! D. PORTER it CO., at their well known stand ! n. Main Street, ucirly ,op )iOt>?;' vh 0 Bank .of DansVUle, offer for fia.to.-ia I'TRC ji'ssorhne'nt. of Fine Calf Boots, Pitt.dliY Leather Boots.-Fine Qnlf and Patent Leather Shoes fov.Genf!ctneb. : a.wear, Bro^atiS, Ac., t\e., nnd all .dcscr^iiions.aod styles of L.vlieV and tliildrcns' Boots a 'ud Sbbes (< mad.e,| by their own workmen nnd wai ranted. < ' ! :t ' . * Besides thoabove tbey wjould notify tbe'publip that thoy .havo. scoured the Servioesj of tbe, : Uest Boot Maker in America, and are now propnred' to do CUSTOM WORK.in actyle that .dfctlosco'm? petition. All sorts, of C 'oir «o'\aud Filio Work,' done on Bhort notice.... Ladies'' lldols, Bootb'cs, Buskin»,,Blipper3, &e., rur.uUJia.d.tp.dr^pr. Eye- ry dCBCiiption of Grilldrcn'a Work ^rt.t tip .after the best lurnrer and warrantcd'to 5 give iatlsfa'd-. tion. ' T . ;\:.. v '-, Ni B.-^-D. Porter A,Ob.,,rcspebifnlly request people m want of Go.ods In their..- line, to.give them a call before purchasing., Tljcir facilities arc sucb, that they know tlicy can.sell' Booti and Rhoeaon better terms'than any,' similar \tis- fabHsbinent'in'tbia part of'the oo'mitry; V\ ' ' Store fuStoveii'a Block, attbe old stand of I). II. Wood, atu|- iioar,ly..opp ,Q8itC ;,,tlie,Dttiu!« villc Bank. , . -..,,! , r . \ D.roi>'rEn f ;t 'oq.\.;' H ARNESS, SADDLTTRY AND TlifcNK MANUFACTORY.' '* ' W ' Messrs. Hall A.ingei«oll,.bavlnR^ew}y,'fltJt5 > d up and enlarged'the'resources .of jbeir.establiab- raent, on Malfj Streot, a c\ now prepa'red-to fill oil'order* promptly ahd'gatisfao'tofily; for every thing in their Hue of every Kind arid Descrip tion. All kinds; and alyltja; or jjfarnp'ss, Saddjoyy ahd 'Trunks, constanthj; on .hand for. .sale, -o,r uiamtTtic'turcd to order,' Also,.* Wbips^Sridlcs, 'Halters,—and in sWrt 'everytbi'ng that\ a man can tbiuk ef, or human -Ingenuity devise. They have ••? J NEW A^'D REATJTIF.UTv Designs for tbb'mannracture of all kinds of Har ness, and tlicir facilities for manufacture are un* Bbrpa$»ed in Western New Xbrfc'' . * ^iT*Drop.iu and. .Minjine thou - Btoclc.of i r w.v^ lU u K wuii—xaou. vreorgo \ Qpods aud manufactures,-for they-caa't bcTboit; { Hast'mcp. of Mt. Morrie—present* peculiar- Dansviilc, Oofobcf, 1«< JT, ' nlff A Gcneraj Elbction will of Liviugstow, jon tbeyi^tsday^ub,cecd»ng itbia. 5 ir*t Monday oi,Novvuext,Rl which,vyiU beebo-,, «eu the s,fficprs'hi£iuit /ncii bi'tiic.vf'U'ce f^m'tbo, •\-cret u-y , State, J cf < fClV^Wj? itt \ a copv,\ and ofwhicli'Vou^will please Wke ubticc. •' * ' iiUGH ^lcOA^fNKY.SbeMirbfLiv. Co.- • Bated G?.nc,sco,'t5ept. A,-, 1^5.7. • . > STATB OF ^W-VORK, ?'' ' ' \ '.' !\ ^^fcuiiT^nv's o ^'rlCE,'•\• \ Albany. Aog>.3J, l$5? • To Cb^hcnffblJthc-COUMtjr lofi'Mv'lagJtlin^: • \ ^ia—-Notice isberebyspventbat attlic GcucraT Election to be bold in blis ; .State : o,n Abc'Lucsday.. i >uvc,ecdiug the first Monday of KoyCmbcr oiext,'. Die following officers iirc to-be elected, to veil.! ASeb.tti'ry of ; S5rittc > iu''tbe plaftp'of 1 Jbisl' Hcadiey.; a Cbmj7tfoUer,i.iiiHbe plarie of Lbfcnif Burroughs an Attorney iUoiicrahibtbe'plac'e of 1 Oommissibncriiu theJljJaceVbrJlenVy Fifzbn'gbV andns'poclpr of •State iH-isbn's,\/to;tho''piace of! Norwood Bowne;, a JUdgp,i9,f .tbe.:Gq.urt;of )Ab Sbpr - Seventh Judioial.District, ib .tbe;placebflTlipma»|i A. Johnson,,,wbose term'pf scr^ce^illcx'piroiouf the last day of Deccmb'er'ricxt':' ' Also, a.Senator I'dr the TJiirUQth'.^c'pate.Dia- tHct,''Cbn'sistlnjrofttie Countib'sof Wycraiin'g,'lav-. ingVlon ojfd A.Hegauy., ''}..['-••J\' \<•• County oflicers alao to bo elected forJsaidCdunly. . T/wo'Mcmbcra of' Asscm,bh-{>-fl'Avo. jJastfC'csof and HoraceX. Jai^cs—a11irUtfe{i-jtcrni» t bt'Co&oa^ h wet . i ,,§lGN WBl'mw .AJj- *' A few doors ahbv '\' aide. Main Street, I Tbe^'prdfesalon\. in' all -Its l)«n \cWs*i ^ort>rtly aid satisfactorily attefadfed-to. a >Ttfj>4 rDa l n6Vill«. s sanift side, Main Street, Dansyille.N. s * 1 '-•••^STf'-AU i:fi^grt;p;fomptly ^*fte4d«d\ ^6 ,\aad complete Batisfao 'tion givbn, in eVbry respcct.:«d EOBGESTElJf liA R0^«?«0.,\' GROQERI.ES».AND .pBO.YIS' GEORGt 8TEIN-HABM. late in the Pout Office. i
