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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

NURSING BOTTLES, Breast pnmps, Nipple
IN Shells and Shields, for sale al
ChaL/anfs DrDg Store.
my p, is57. nfag ana c'sS s,Srs
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OMAN, KNOW THYsELF."
An Invaluable Book for rs Cents. livery
NJ Family should haIe'a Copy - n

DR.. HUNTERS MED
lCAL MANUAL AND
HANDBOOK FOR THE
AffLICTED.-contai
ing an outline of the ORR
gin progress. treatment
and cure of every form Of
diuenas contracted NV
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GUIDE TO WEALTH.
THE GREAT WONDER OF TIE AGE !

A NEW ERA DAWNING UPON THE USERS
n OF PEN AND INK.--A valuable and won
doriuI discovery. BENDY'S PORTABLE INK.
An entire new article, by the discovery Of which
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COP WING,

II works wonderfully. Three or even rour cop.
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with the copying machine and the trouble at,
tendInglt. BY process recently discovered,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

Nhnt he btLiere and ,phn

1t was the remark OF a distinguished physi-
clan OF tile last century, that the man who
should discover II specific for physical pain, as
certain in il : neutraIIzing effects as water when
applied to fire, would rank IN the estimation of
pusteriiy, next TO the inspired writers. Pro-
lessor Holloway the founder of that simple
yet profound system Of medical treatment,
which has traversed with such wonderful rapl-
dty both the old world and the new appeurs
TO have accomplished this grand desideratum
and something more IL is alleged by thOse
who have tested the properties OF his celebri'-
ted Pills AMI Ointment ~ Their ess: cases. that
they NOT only alleviate ihp agony attendant
up0u all internal aud external disorders, but
permanently eradicate them. That these re-
nledes are among the wOnder-working agents
Of an age Of wonders, cannot be qnestloned,--
Those wac believe that the science OF medicine
is a close monopoly and that there Is 40 medical
skill beyond the circle Of the Faculty. who
look uiIoi, a dipioma az a sOrl OF hrman To
WHICH every man shOu bow ia h0m9gr, will Of
course prefer being conyeutonally killed TO be-
mo irreanlarly cured Sucn is not our taste.
| We carr little for naines, nothing fer big words
aud oracuInr shak of the head. What we
/ see aud know we believe, and really the proofs
Of The unvarying efficacy OF lIulioways RENE
dies are so numerous. - consistent, SO iwOn
irOYerlibe, thai our common kensas, dedplie Tie
| leaning that we have 10 common wil most men
toward iime-sanctuned sysiems compels US
nOieas S0ieas, 10 attach fp .f'sdit 10 them. I.
luuy he weakness 80 2, 'led by our owl
perceptions aud the tesimo,y Of honest wit
nesses in preferences 90, receiving rs Gosi'e
what the Interested advocates of u very lhllibl'
system would have us believe; bnt we claim !
right TO the Independent use of ulls lasnliieS
4 .,nl n,r,af efafp or cotlVitfioiis The srit,lici
Of medicine. Us practiced by a large proPnrll"'
Of its grave professors. Is merely q round u
stereayaed prescriptions. Which every sh''
man knuws do not, one time ont Of ten, aTswe
Z the desired purpose IioIIuways remedies, a
far as W. can Judge do mol faii oncs out of lr
lines TO effect a cure This is our nns~ti
/ founded on observation and inquiry 10 ali wh
may arraign our Judgment for aceordlng =
! these extraordinary prepafaiioAs what we coi
oelge 10 be Just uleed Of psnise.
! Cincinnati Columbian
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Afhtabula juno %, icc5s. .
DE TT ORDAINED by The CounciI d

II
sectn let That if eron lhnl keeP within the Units
ofhis Village houie Of pubic esnrt, or the r-
nose of selling thersin ale beer oer Ne other ntnN
citing iiuos aud ral nse 0r 10y iis agent sell to any
auois 10 Re dlsnk at such louse ecm at any room
occprd controlled by such yender the person selling.
shall ioeit and pay aid vida fF each and erer such
sale the pl aly of fifteen dollars lie recovered by sui
f and such shall b. carried tn Judgment, u
deuce with laws, regulating DrOcredng in e'i actions
before justices n the peace and The nerson poseeusd COM
and IT acquitted shall
recover lis against said village ard the rendition
o. Judgment Cor fad eralty and costs. the Mayor may
execron immediately 10 eel.et the same on. o. s'e
goods and chitt Is Of the deendani ara her W. snS
Of ten ys the time Of the rendition o sncn lHgni
tbe SAL Q with the cos snail not have een paid nor F
Giant M one,ty on tie defendant levied unn to satisfy Tie
,aae and if apI cal from lnngnrnt sn, nave @ u =
Harrison tile dendat for any tine. not eseeedire twenty
DAYS Marshal uon receiving said order shall take
the def nAnt into lis custody, and shall aily Keep HIM
within The Lock III cf the said yilage, nt hard abor
the stte.s alleys Rrd lulc gounds Of the same, pp the
fine sneeihed In said oier shall have exred provided that
upon tie .ayuert Of said jpdgsnt ard all costs by the de-
fsndauf lie shall g DISCHARGED Pom custoly.
eeiin 3D. That poeeu'iona o- the violations o seeii"n
A. shalt only be commenced the Marshal nf sai Village.
or Nv aonse geren duly anihozd hy the Mayer thereof
And Il shall be the diy Of the Marshal q prosecute airy
nersen t violate the same irovided That no snch
n o-ecu0n shall le eomnenccdby him unless ~ the order
he Council said Village, against any who upon the
ast Mondar Of Augurt next and the art Monday ~
every succoig month, shall pay IN 70 tho treasury Of said
Village tire sum of three dollars uness such rerson shall
have 20 a uEiE month, ale bier, ToItrr vine, Other
ntoxic ttug qro who in0,i icated Al the
time of such sale or tnn me who vas a the time known q
the huii n giting intoxicated Nor shall any proen
be eomrreed urr u ardinaice unless within mouth
alter the violation there 4
Section sd This o- shall take effect from and afte
/ the first day Of August next. , !,
Attest, j. r. iOBRrsoN, Recorder 44
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SFocKs---lhe uiinois Central Il. r. company
hare made anolher call upon its Stockholders,
Of 20 per cent, and me Consequence is CON
siderable decline in the value of the stock.
The Paciae Mail Steamship Company is suE
iering a serious decline in is stock, in conse-
querce OF the recent arrangement cf Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, securing the Trsnsi. route
across the IstImus
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buffalo Commercial Advertiser


Rail Ro4D CoMPErlToN One would
think from tho tone OF discussion IN the
newspapers that the welfare of the country
demanded an immediate return to the old
rates Of railroad freight and passenger fare.
They talk about "runous competition dis
astrous to the stockholders" take sides with
eager partizanslp, aud vehemeutly blame
either one or the other of the~ competing
roads. On the one side it is claimed that
the report of the committee OF pacdicatlou
completely yiudicaied the Central from any
charge of having violated the combination
rates We cannot put this interpretation
upon il. The committee report that no
.'positiVe testimony has been ad,luced, z aud
as the meeting was IN the nature OF aconlt-
martial of the Erie Road, we should judge
that the committee iionght best 10 say
af er the usual custom Ia railroad acc.den's S
-tlmt nolIuuy was 10 blame and tllat the
parties had ,ettcr IaIlnonze far the sake
of the br ad an butter OF all eOuccraed.
IL woHlu seem that M. Muraa, Uf the
New York and Ene, Thought there had
b, en- bargains enough There had been q
v or d Of fair talk aud honorable agreement
hitttrlo, but somehow the business went TO
the Central and his road, 1hough nomi-
nally an equal, furnishing facilities as good,
ana speed as great as amy other, failed Il
et It's share Of tile traffic. Under all the
circumstances he hopes and with good
reason-to make molr money out of c0m
petition than combination Weare willing
10 take it for granted tnat he knows best
We see that Erie stovk is rising IN New
Yoik ualkrt little, and that looks as il h
was fis ht IN his theory. Our private eonvlc
ton about tins matter is that IT Is nobody
business The Central Is great and pow
erfuI road, weli-equipped, and eompeteo
to take care of Itself Ii tcau't stand u,
, under the assault of the Erie, let it d.
something tlse The public have nothin
, ! to regret
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KAxsAs-By dispatches from benven-
worth says JOHN H. CelteI, known as Jack
Henderson has been arrested OIL bench
warrant issued by Judge Goodrich, ciarg-
ed with participation III election frati,is al
Oxford lie was subsequently liberated
od parole Of honor to appear before the
Court aud answer The ciIalge.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

The Rsepeh Minister Of State has informed
the managrEs Of theatres Of Paris that The CEN
sogs have orders 70 strike out hereafter ali slang
freu plays, and no peace viii be licensed which
csniains slaug Tns motive il 70 protect The
purity Of the language.
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a New and Iunportant
DIscovERY ~ MEDICINE.

DISCoyERY IN MEDICINE -
IL .Iust Out
D.i. CULyERWETI.S REPORT OK Az ESTiREIY NEW AVn
PERFECT for sIermitoret d Seminal Wrakress,
Debility. Nervousness Depression df Si osS 0f ElerPy.
assit de, Tiudiy lnvoiua sennal Discharges. mna
ed sight aud Memory, ute ana i'm he face. Piles
ndgerton Pail iiaion Gf the lert NJ b div Prostitution
of the Whole system, inducing npotercy AID mental and
physical lneu aciiy.
This little wk emanat1g from qualified nher o the
medical pGfsspn gives INropTANr INFoEMATIoS
EVER RIsHE TO ali persons enterai donts Of their
physici difi1n, who conscious Of ing hazrded
their health Al dlGapiiness.
is issued gratis 10 suffering humrry, for their benefit
and the spp esion Of emf icisn and exprl liant lees.
sent any address, receipt OF ttmps, by D Chas
| KLINE 4SD T. Avenue New York 444 3n
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.CoMEo EyENrs CAsF THEIR SHADows BE-
vSE.s-The certain doom of the slave Irving
dsmocrary is putting into exercise all the IN
geuu'ty Of that paify 70 circumyei't the power
~1isA % pss;iaaeioasly disputed the last elee-
ton and which must, 10 snoh'eF struggle, bring
loeofoeoism 10 the iust. A conrse Of tamper-
Jog. ard mixing the elements Of opposition 70
turn the current OF sneeess in some chanfel that
shall throw power into the hands Of those who
carry freedom, on sheirlips, put whose influence
and efforts are 10 furlhcranee Of tyranny, we
ase glad to end tiat these efforts meet the
frown ef the Republican press aBd the leading
frieDls Of the cause. We want no new party,
wahase all the elemests Of popularity in the
NlepnbIican organization as il now exists.
We stand upon stronger aud safer foitnda
ton than vas eser occupied BY aay party a
any fiIne, and we have an abiding faith in ib'
ultimate success Of the principles we profess. =
We have talent eloqnenee, respecta6ility, M
msrieal strength. and above ALT good eau e
AMI With good standard heArer in 1864, W
ean sEeep the North. the East aud the West
n We see 90 reason why any Republican shouls
le eIuclined 10 take up any proposition whicl
riII require us to abandOn,nineiPle or weaker
our ranks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

TEACHING A AXIMALs-The farmer is the
'schoomuster" of herds They are in the
habit of doing daily as he allows them to
10. They show traiuing, or the want of il.
They Gy at his approach. or welcome him
Trey are gentle or not, as he teaches them
10 he. They watch has l,ei if he is accus-
toned 10 kicking them. They kick back,
il he allows it. Nothing aids to The mai
ket value of falm stock more mater ally,
with so Iille cost, as the habits acquired ~
YOU h. The COW, the horse, the OK aud The
dog are valued much according to their
habits or their edncution-sO is the mali.
The horse is frequently carefully trained
80 is the dog; the OK and the cow are as
frequently =, alloped into duty" as any way
eannot see the proprieiy in Offering pre-
nuns for well trained speed horses aud not
lor plow and draft horses, or oxen and well
trained cows In real Importance to the
farmer, the latter are far preferable.
would wish to urge upon the furIner, and
the farmers sons, the Importance OF care
ful thorough training Of all farm animals
Use them tenderly and gently, at all ages,
and you will see them manifest pleasure
rather than fear, at your presence. l.
teaching them to work or TO perform an,
duty, y0n need to be thorough, not harsh
kind, not eruel--and your fcrbearahce vii
gain their labor aud your Kindness thel
loye.-GeResee FaTnler.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

The ToLERAr1oN OF BLA,rHEAY.-We
are sometimes disposed to believe that
little of The wholesome severity Of Louis
Napoleon's government, which lately scat
Proudhon to three years Imprisonment
for the propagation of blasphemy, would
not bcyout of place 10 fbis country. Those
who pEnnder our houses by night are not
hundredlll part so injurious TO society, as
those Who poIlute With with infamous ut
ierances aud depraved teachings, the minds
Of the community. There was o CONVEX
ton lately held at Ruiland, Vermont, at
which some shameless women and degraded
nea male peLIie display Of their corrupt
principles, and tlleir pitiable fauatieism.-
The institution Of marriage was especially
the subject Of their attacks, and doctrines
of free love were proclaimed, of which th'
denizens of haunts of iufamy in New York
xould be ashamed The reports of thciI
speeches staggcr belief There ore un
d5uGtediy weak minds whom the cnunca.
ton Of their doctrine. would iuoculate with
kindred dep-avity, and it is onsbis account
that we have regretted sueh wide diffn
sion Of their yuIgarities and immoralities as
has been furnished in the columns of GER
tain New Yusk journals. Ii our lax laws
cannot reach such people, they ought at
! least to be compelled TO reYcl iu obscure
slime.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

A shocking accident, by which the lives
of two boys were lost, occurred at Hart
ford, TrumbuI County, on Thursday last
Onr informant says the young son ct Mr.
ERxoN, 10 or Ii years OF age, merchant
at Burg Hlll went with two other boys IN
to the garret of the store, where keg OF
powder was deposited, and after removing
the plug, traile,i the powder along the toor
for some distancr, and then touched il Oh
with match One Of the boys apprehend'
ing something WRONG, escaped to the lower
floor before the torch wasnpplied. The root
of the bniding was blown of, and the Two
lads in the gnrret were k.led--cne Of them
instantly and the other, the son OF Mr..
VERNON, lived few hours.
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HXTATCHES MISSING u INV snml

Hokas pois the following disc lied Watches have de-
parted ON my shop TO pats nnknowa and az am deSirons
for ay information tht will cad to thfr discovery eel
the Hun g Watch As III I was pre,e Il or lend
lows One yer e;acsd Lever NJ J. Toits maker iv-
erp o. ~ I my private m r in ease 'e One ~ er
Haunting Engs Verge, Edn,ni Puce. naser ofdon, No.
lglip iynte 4aark in 2i ANY son g i'g me a. =
Information of the above estys, shall be rw ed eor
n W. "'SAi-H'r 4,
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THg CouaT--As we write. Thursday, 2. NJ.
the caurt Is stIii IN session. but il is supposed
viii adjourn to-day. Tie tr.aI OF COLE for the
murder of bis wife. which was TO have COM
lneneed Tuesday, after the summoniug Of the
ssrubd batch Of juiynen, was arrested. by IL
fol n.ai,on from the con, SCI for the State. Mr..
RInWRr thai be could mol attend 10 the trial,
from iIdispostions h eoniinnance therefore
was asked ioF and granted. The trial win take
ac, at the GII term. CeLs passed tir6us b
ths place on Monday on lis way to Jefferson
: Much interest was shown to see bin as be took
his seat in the stage at The door OF the Fisk
House. lie is . spruce good looking inan ol
moderate SIZE, with a heart aid carriage. to all
appearance, as light as those OF an iI,nvcent
rSmping child YET There are indications Of assn.
! rsnce and determination about him. which
4 accompanied by a bad heart, might leader hin
/ tue n.An that be is alleged to be.
We understand that there is much business
| before the Court. but as these matters had beer
deferred for the CoLE case. there is little proba
bility Of lis being resumed now.
or the long Hst OF divorce cases, but twt
have been disposed Of. Sylvester Drake. WIZ
was convicted for horse stealing in 1854. wa
sentenced 10 the penitentiory for three years.
/ Scot, who was indicted tor passing eoallertei
9 money, plead guilty, but sentence was deferred
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FANNING MILLS.

AVING now commenced the Maui
Gctit r Of FiNNING Mills ia this lneiy again By pro-
nci letter a,tce ta has eyer en- 70 " this state,
and thus naki IL piofah 20 tie farmers 10 use ihem
wish 10 secure tiat iat,qnaecd
Fanniug Mill Merits.
Faurag Mil Is one bel well nn.se does s work per-
particle of Casss C0ckeL swBn from the wheat ~
Sdte all TIE Wtea and cioan AL a er Kinds Of grar ~
ed rs we'd. he Mill make will do MI tis. y = ret
large Millw 20 In most any gaily-las no - - ard
..lan hsnal-Irns Eteliion easv- j. sneia tiy
made Of gosh Taf-fimsaDd viii he snld
good in b b1uelt at. All oides rrnnlily attended
To- Shoi on Rlnker ,.iil. LEWIS NJ CROSBY.
Ashtnbuia. june Isl 1855 J4l
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$780, !. TRANsrORTATION.

n >
srfk8esa New Arrangement I'll Amcri-
sE5ssSsS-eSss Transportation Company viii run tie
Propeller Spnylfmg, Capt. Hunt,
between Ru ard Clrrrland cal ing regularly at the Way
Fo ne o arrival ~ his oriW Wednesdays giug Mrt
and Fridays going viii la made by ihr 90 lrr
signed for Freight New York. at rates low th il vii Ire
for the Interest Of pes Of prorct to a onze Ills III p
Freghts will he ped the upper lakes h. iansi ed
atCeyosnd at the shipped IL Get em eNe-
Land.
II. HrnRARD Co., Agent. a, T. n.
:. Ash'ahula Ha'i.or My path, 1859. 6u4io
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NEw YeRK MAngrr-JuIy

FrorEfhe nia-kcf wiihrat sssrtant slange Sales az
rreaate 5000 b5s az 80 - saeane states a. asa
~ ,or extrs stsirs ~ b9Es 70 eod a,le
hne Sis - .144 l5ios co,pion 70 neaiuai wtsi-
EN-: 81 o4 20 for hiaing hAnds 0f extra ruud hoeed
Oil. The markef orine ,uid.
sc 90 and ltd ALL y quote really sound Chi
r. o.ilr al 81 f1,st; s0s-c of AsalEer Sab 81 Dsyc
10 in1l ee onf .upqkes eie lol6 Ioac Tor Nin-
- req uesfer aud 1910 81 qpqia waite Canatan ofn
IA sefce and in is4ost pcts oI0 bush
"a 710 or eonlnlq god nef nfeDi Ard lsaboe or
ae souiher soufhef yellow inhina u Sc Oats sealce
and drn a fslf l6s llIls llsd affieaE 1 ~
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The EXPENSES or THE GoyERSMgNr Tile
New YOsk Post shows that if all the ap-
preparations asked Tor by the administration
had been granted by Congress. they would
have swelled 10 a total Uf 100000, 600,
Il may be that all this is necessary, aud
that even the stealing cannot be prevented,
hut il eannot be pretended that the admin
istration. which asks for $l20 600, 600 and
wets two thirds Of il. should rest content
With a revenue of half million a week,
This kind of inanciering viii hardly be de
tended by anybody; and the responsibility
Of Il resis with the administration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

TaE TRTAL on GEs. LkxE.-AfThe S..
Louis Democrat has been Publishing At
length the evidence on the trial Of Gen.
Lane A great many witnesses were ex.
annned. AID the testimany lH eoplous and ,,r
course conflicting. The evidence for the
defence IS much more favorable than vas
a. irst expected. The probability is that
LAzE viii be aequitted'on the grounds d
defending himself inthe afmy Some d
The witnesses swear that LANE wesshot be-
fore be fred at JEFuss
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ASHrABuLA BREW aKY.
Cleveland Indrn1ary, May Il, SO

FJNHERE are in this Institution as
4 arr ~ on the CITY nnn,er of likely iovs ard girls
incu,g fa,its usn "a eiors will bind to service an-
III isy become Vi h snib lsrss uion their 10
dhcng Vsii n0nisS 0p lie CisJrfrr7 Magisifaie nr
rr,Ipts, ag tier ttrn tey sab Iersn to have
the Of and to bng mp such child Arrlirirn may
be biale to K. fEiSSEY,
Cleveland, o. 5rY43s Acting director Iu6rnary.
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rht l11epn of TIE pepk -nrr1es aaIa eows iss
Yeas 5o6 ahoen and ian,he 60Jl, and fe Ia httfts
sill lrpfeAtd aae of Oel. Asertge flfHtc lous Dan
tctanged fras nir inq4fy At az 15c Sheep and
alae better dafing sek aud cIoaed droolinr
svias r. lhiiea den.snc e tl4ik ~ qEihe niaG
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bot be dfawu int9 j., unless Tue pressure o. 'o'7
-bearanco shoba expose us y ilo danger of an
explosion
Tas fru At CIxvELANp was full of interest
and enthusiasm The balloon ascension was
euslrels successful The @tonant was accom-
psuled BY glpe AcKtEy, and Mr. SrERLtSc,
citizens Of Cleveland, The departure was de.
ferred until o'clock, P. NJ, when the ascension
was made in good style, saillnE vi Ia sCN'hs
westerly d,reciion some l6 nilvs, as is ssate'l,
making the distance IN halt su hour. The boat
race. Or more genieelly, the rrcget,a, was not
SO pueh os Triumph The wind being FAihsr
fresh. one Of she hoats. ceuVuanded by Mr.. VAN
DcsRn, of the Onion T'elegraph liue, cspsizss',
and NJ. v. found himself 10 the lake, with the
loss " about $500 worth % PIG lead, borrowed
for ballast. Mr. v. was soon picked up, but
the specific gravity OF the lead rendered mat
service a little more difficult AID We believe u
,rsai uassr.
fne REaovAt or raE REMAISs or Ex.
(l'Rk IDrsr MoxRoE, from Nelo tork TO
! re;saaos,ri. Va, on the 3d inst appears not
/ to have teea 50 generally auiied in by the
more respectable citizens Of the'netropolis
as might have been desir=tle- The Mqe'
aid Aietys who appeared 10 have the man
agcmcnt Of the afrair, we're aot selected in
the best taste Zoe impart;ag generally
popular character TO the movement. The
T'ribuee, in alusion to the part taken by
Virginia IN the matter, says, that she takes
as naturally to tic business Of wlitewash-
ing the tombs Of the dead prophets, as tht
Pharisees and Sadu,ces Of old, While theiI
living sentiments, if Uttered on her soil
would subject the utterer to coat Of Ia
and feathers. or expulsion from the state.
AS va, has ceased TO produce geat men
it isperhaps natural enough that she shoul'
bring back the bones of her illaStriOus dead
: but II would be iar better il she would re
, we some Of their spirit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

ae- A return 10 Parliament on The subject
OF the NaiionuI Debt OF Great Britain, shows
that ON the 3Isl OF March, 1858, the total was
eta. .225.493. on which the total annael inter-
est was f23 3e3. 1853