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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-02
II will Wait for You "

Fifteen years had rolled away since last
| stood in the market place of the City o.
Hartford. l left it when the turf wa:
green, and the thrushes were making music
in the elms the turf was green, and the
birds were singing now. | saw staid
man in black go by, gravely smiling to the
children, and | knew he was the settled
clergyman, but not the one left there
There were countrymen standing by tieiI
carts in the market; women chalfering with
penny worth purchasers in the stalls; car.
Iinges driving into the street, filed with
ladies on an airing from the watering places
near by; old men and young men, women
and girls-the manner Of life was even as
when left it; the forms, the faces of that
once familiar life forever gone.
Oh hfteeu years make great differences
in returning man. Wherever be may
have passed them--in home as cheerful
as the one abandoned, amidst the caresses
of the beloved, surrounded by pleasant
prospects, fondled by prosperity-if he will
90 back TO the place, let him remember
that chilly pain in the heart awaits him
there, when he shall see trees and houses
and the very street stones stay, but the
living pass away and are forgotten.
But when man has spent his absenc'
as l spent mine--for had not been on tbs
Continent, listening now to Rose Cherie
now TO Thalberg, now to the cathedra
cadenees OF yellno. where the foods hreaL
rom his resoanding lips under the ever blu,
arch OF resounding sky; l had not beef
waited to the upper eataracts; bathed i
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The Lost Hronaut.

t
AT last all hopes for finding the uufortu-
nate THrRsroN have been dissipated. The
only possible result of another searclris the
poor consolation of finding the iuanimate
and probably mangled remains of the fated
man. The Detroit Tribune Of last evening
says: ,''l = aai Tsii
we change our heading to-day Lost
is fearful work to say Of one who but now
was in our midst in the high tide Of life
strong, bold, full of hope, with troops of
friends about him. "Lost ! it sounds like
the wailiug of the wind in the tops of the
pines J" All hope of ever finding poor
Thurston alive is blotted out, aad we can
only bemoan him as lost.
| Mr.. Bannster, his companion. rcturned
this afternoon and can bring only the worst
tldings. The balloon be identified. and sent
the silk of which it was composed to this
city last night He himself remained ~
search for his friend To-day he comes
back despairingly He states that the hal. !
loon-valve on which Thurston sat Is toru 1,,,i 4
from the silk of the balloon three Quarters
ot the way around, indicating unerringly
that the weight of the unfortunate man
was too great for the strength of the sides.
aud that the silk gave way, when he must
have dropped off His only relnaininrl'
chance would be to cling to the smooth ma g
terial of which the balloon was made. and
he could not have sustained himself in that
manner. When this occurred we can onlyg
conjecture, but that it must have been with-Ei
in an hour after he started, seems highly
probable. Ihe balloon was seen for nearly
two hours with glass, but it must be re-
memhered that this great body, full sixty
feet high, was only the size Of a mans hand
when thus visible, and it would be imnosSi.,
bic to see the ill-fated man If he had dron-s
ped of Mr.. BanRister feels qnite positive,
that he must have fallen before reacbine
Canada at all.
The stories that are so plentiful that
man was seen in the balloon as it came down
near Baptiste Creek, he wholly discredits.
as we have from the first. He has inyesti-
gated these rumors pretty Thoroughly and
puts no faith in them whatever ~ 4la
Six gentlemen came up from Adrian to-
day to go down TO search for the BODY Of
ThurstoD, but at P. AL they were not de-
cided what course TO pursue. They inelined
to the belief that his body, if not in the
Lake would be found between KNIGHTS
Station, where he started. and Monroe e
The only hope now left is that the body
may be found and the hand of Affection be
permitted to lay it in its fnal resting place.
We earnestly trust this may be. the poor
and only boon left for aching and sorely
smltten hearts to crave. ~ ,f f.iss.s
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WHOLE NUMBER 45S.
The JhvsnIIs mtoa.a.. a.r..

The Chicago Journal ia speaking of tho
accidental ascension Of balloon from Cell-
tralia, Ill., with two children on Saturday
last week, says
IL appears that there were three IN the
balloon at iirst, young lady, little girl
and a boy, children of Mr.. Harvey
The young lady jumped out OF the balloon.
which so suddenly lightened it that before
the balloonist could get it under his con-
troll, it broke loose, taking with It the little
girl and boy. 1t loated off Westward
We now learn that the balloon came down
about % miles southwest of Centralie
and the children were rescued from ther
perilous position.
By mere accident, it appears. the little
girl got bold of the rope which opens the
gas valve, and by pulling on it,. lowered the.
balloon. Its anchor caught in tree. and
on Sunday morning, they were discovered
by farmer, who soon got them down ia
safety TO terra frma aaiaai4
The Louisville Courier gives the scene
after the children we're carried np and the
finale when rescued, thus
Theirparepts were in an ecstacy of dis. n
pair, expecting every moment to see one or
both of their little cues fall to the earth
and be dashed to pieces. Together with
the eronaut they followed the course OF
the balloon until night closed it from view
but distinctly saw it gradually descend tow 30
ards the earth. They followed it's course 4
to dense wood, and about daylight Sun. s
day morning, discovered it safely anchored Z
ia tree top
The hopes and fears Of the party were
alternately excited in regard to the children.
but the mothers quick ear detected the
voice of the little girl, aud she distictly
heard her singing her little brother to Sleep
wholly Unconscious of the peril she was IN. pr
or Of the risks she had run. The tree was
hastily climbed, and the boy discovered b
asleep with his head in his brave sisters =
lap. She had taken off her apron and COW
cred his head, and singing the littles song to
keep him hushed and quiet, well knowing.
IN the full confidence Of innocent childhood
that her parents would come after her and .
take her home. The adventure and the
escape is the most remarkable we have ever 10
heard, and we can but add that the follow b
ing should have been the lullaby to her lie.
tie brother: ras s A
Rock-a-by baby in the tree top,.d & ia3ta 30
When the wind blows the cradle shall rock.
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall.
AND down viii come baby, cradle, and all.
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Ye can Conquer If ye Will.
BY A. W. SAWYER.

Ragged ia ilor-son of labor,
StoutIy battling every day
For exiStence-O, my brother
Thon shalt triumph IN the fray.
On lies changerul field of action,
Though defeat may oft appear,
Thou shalt win the victor's laurels,
If thou wilt but persevere.
Though thou art obscure and lowly,
Ne may reach the wished for goal,
Grasp the prizes, wealth aud station,
lfthou hast Gauntless soul;
If thou hast a resolution
That misfortune cannot shake;
One on which the angry surges
An impression fail to make.
Art thou sneered at and derided
BY the self lfstyled lofty born?
Heed We not the fools contumelv,
Or the weak minds harmless scorn.
Art thou Iiendless?-friends will gather,
AS do courtiers kings around,
When thou hast achieved distinction,
When thou hast position found.
Strong in faith, let nought repel thee,
Thou shalt in the end prevail;
In LIES trials, and in battles,
None but bastard towards fail,
Noble natures prove ascendant,
In earth's mighty contest strang,
To renown from dark oblivion,
Robed in glory up they sprang.
What if years of fierce endeavor
Have been spent by thee in vain?
What if thou hast met disaster?
Up! aud take the field again;
Wreck aud ruins all about thee,
Give not up, but struggle still,
Stubborn courage is re sistless,
We can conquer if ye will
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-02

EArIyG FRUTs. liquid Of any de-
scriptioD should be drank within an hour
after eating fruits, nor should anything else
be eaten within two or three hours after
thus time being allowed for them to pass
out of the stomach, the system derives from
them all their enliVening, cooling and open
ing inaaenees. The great rule Is eat fruit
and berries while fresh, ripe and perfect. M
their natural state without eating or drink
ing anything for at least two hours after
wards. With these restrictions. frnit ana
berries may be eaten with moderation during
any hour Of the day, and without eettiaS
tired Of them, or eeasing to be banedtted
by them during the whole season. n n a
great waste of lnciousness that fruits nnd
berries in their natural state. are not made
the sole Desert AZ our meals. for thrse-fonrfhs
of the year; human epjoyment and heath.
and even life would be promoted by RI
-s4i bis. Is, Halls Joaraaf ~ '.s
..,i Inc = e...ural Report of s6s u ,.. 49,
~. 10. oe Seady for delivery nnd NJ, s'a S'
.s.s ~ fvIg Or October pion Wy
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ACyICE GRATIs.-Every man should keen
the wolf from the door, aud his mother in,
law too, if he can. Every woman has q
right to be any age she pleases, for if she
were to state her real age no one would be-
lieve her. Every one has right to wear
moustache who can. Every woman who
makes puddings has perfect right to be-
leve she can make better pudding than
any other woman in the world. Every
man who caryes has decided right TO
think of himself by putting few of the
best bits aside. Every woman has a right
to thiuk of her child ''the prettiest little
baby in the world, and it would be per-
feet folly to deny her this right, for she
would be sure to take it.. Every young
lady has a right to faint when she pleases
if her lover is by her side to catch her
Every fool has right to be on the best
terms with himself, and that man is a
greater fool who differs with him abont
those terms. Every child who makes a
noise, has right to be turned out of the
room F; and, supposing you have not the
right, you are perfectly justified. if its pa
rents are absent, in usurpiug il. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-02

Adyices from Maine indicate the re cleo
tion Of Gov Morrill, by from 5000 to 5000
pejority and the choice Of all six Republi-
cans TO Congress. the Districts in doubt on
Morday night having put themselves on,
the right side
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-02

The postmaster at Topeka, Kansas had the
presumption to vote against Lecomptou Oh the
I'd ult-. and, as q consequence, he has been
promptly removed.
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II. TOWER g. SON. Machnsts-builders of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines Saw, other
MIL work. and Jobbing and Repairing done 10 order on
short notice, and In workmanke manner south Main st.
AAhtabula. 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-02

y. fHlLLlPs Root and Shoe Store, Fisk's
Block, Sign Of the Big Boot, Ashtabuia, o. 4iO
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In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the biyouac of life,
BE not like dlmb, driven cattle,
Be hero ia the strife.

Work on, for surely yon will be wanted,
and then comes your reward. Lean upon
the sacred verify. ~ have never seen the
righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging
bread" Never despair, for the lives OF
good men abundantly show that often when
the clouds are blacklist, aud the tempest is
fiereest and hope faintest, q ''still small
voice will be heard saying, Come hither.
you. are wanted" aud all your powers will
ind employment, Therefore take heart
young man, fer ere long you will be want
ed"
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Clothing,
Agents.
nTahutaelmrerk.

GEORGE e. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware aud Dealer in Eastern
Cooking Paror Box and Self Regulating seetron stoves
Iron Pumps chain pumps lead pipe sheet sn sheet lead
sheet nc sheet copper sheet bras tin plate porcelain
ties, dairy kettles Eastern plows culvatos most 9TH
eT kinds Of rung utensils Also sole Agent for the sale
BeEaits Celebrated Air Tight Summer and Winter Cook
ing Stove, the County Ashtabua Ashbu Ohio 4l9
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You WILL BE WANTED.-Take courage
young man. What if you are but an hum
be and obscure apprentce-a poor neg
lected orphan-a scof aud a by-word to
the thoughlless and gay, who despise virtue
in rags because of its tatters. Have you
all intelligent mind, all untutored though
it be. Have you virtuous aim, a pure de-
sire, an honest heart? Depend upon it,
one of these days yOu aoW be panted.
The time may be long deferred. You
may grow to manhood, and you may event
ually reach your prime, ere the call is made,
but vrtuous aims, pure desires, and honest
hearts are too few aud sacred not to be ap-
preciated-not to be wanted.
Your virtues shall not always te hidden f;
your poverty shall not always wrap you
about as with mantle; ObScnrty shall not
always veil you from the multitude. BE
chivalricln your combat with circumstances.
Be ever active, however small may be your
spere of action 1t will certainly enlarge
with every moment, and your influence will
have double Indictment: ocr
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Ashtabnla p. O.-CIosing of maiIa-

POST OFFICE NOTICE The Mail
going East will close al 10 O'Clock and Is minutes A. M
Snd mail West will close at IL O'Clock and so Minutes NJ
southern Mail closes at aud the mail to Jefferson
NJ Elk Creek Mail, via Plymouth Tuesdays at 80 A. NJ
ONCE open daily from 4. NJ TO NJ week days and
Ashtsbuia May 10TH 1858. E. c. ROOT p NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-01

supply OF this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
metsm eafpess, Piles COrnB and all nervous diseases
headaches Pains has been received by EWIN, PIN
DLETON d CO., aud by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn.
where il csn obtained The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately. See advertisement in another column
PEoF HAsKELL-The following testimony in favor OF Dr.
Hsskells Electric OIL is Furnished for publication,
PROF nAsKELL.Dear SiT feel il TO be my duty to in
form The public, through you, what yOST wonderful "lec
Te OiD mss done nv family. Ny has alarm
nRy troubled with falling OF TIE womb and pains IN the back
and breast bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
oda, sac entirety free from pain and sends her
your and prosperity have had Theu
mate pain my shOu ders and for long time, and
m ten minutes from The time applied your OIL pain vas
an gone isruy wonderful remedy for all pains, such
a. We have suffering wIth and CheeTfuly give thi
testimonial Of its effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me- kis day, 24h Of July
1857, LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF The Peace
such testimony tells O'eT true tae'' worth columns o.
made certificates over the land, and great way or
Try H. We suffering and All cssd. See Advertisement In
another column. maIld&ly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-01

REFREsHING.-In view Of the mineral-water sea-
son which is about icing initiated, perceive that
the caterers to the demsnds Of parched palstes-
public benefactors they are, toO-are making due
preparation to meet the public wants. On entering
the model drug store Of our enterPrisng friends,
DEMovILLE & BELL yesterday, we were shown one
Of the most ohaste and beautifully designed new
silver fountains that have yet been invented; and,
IS for the cooling beverage that Kisses up from its
ice bound cavern, it almost seemed to articulate
the word delicious" as with due elaboration we
executed its conveyance from the crystal goblet to
our receptacle tor such: things in warm weather.
To-day they will have their superb cream syrups
ready when the public can be supplied with an
article Of soda which will cause all who taste it to
endorse what we have said.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Pyepayfd from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n. D.,
Physician EEtraordHary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the Of al
those painful and dangerous deases to which the female
constitution is subject mOdeTstess excess and removes
all distractions and spssdy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il s especially suited. II will, in short time, briRg on h'
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
ofGrsat Britain, To prevent countsrfebs,
CAUTION.
Tsss Pis should bsaksH h fsmasS dHTiHg the First
Three Months Of Pregnancy tAy are sure 70 brlHR On
Missayriags, bat al any other time tAsy are sEts
In ell cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight exsiOn, palPatOn Of the
heart Hyeteros and Whites, these pills will eject cure
when all other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy do not contain iron, oAlome antmony anything
hurEful 10 the constitution.
Pull direstions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and COnada,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, n. Y.
EB9l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any authoE
lied AgeuWIli insure bottle Of the Plsby return mall
Sold wholesale and retail By Berry Demovile, Gnd g.
W. RsndeTshotts Agents tor nashville oo0o@"N
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorised to announce A. CULLOM ST of Over
county, candidate for Judge OF the Sixteenth Judicial
Circuit com posed Of the counties Of OveT0R, FeHtress
Morgan, Scott, Cumberland, SequatChies White, Bedsoe
and Marion Election, Thursday, May q, 1858.
april 2l-td.
We are authorized to announce Z. L GARDBNHIRB
candidate for Judge Of she Sixteenth Circuit comp osed
the counties Of Overflow Fsuress Morgan Scott Gambler
land White, BIeIsoe, ssqus chic and Marion Election
Thursday, May p, 1858. mar 25-te
We are authorized TO announce A. A. SWOPB candid
General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Ceui
Election, Thursday, May 27th, 1858. mar 2o-le
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, April 8O.-HOUsE-Disoussing
Kansas matters.
sEEATE.-Mr DoOlittle offered resolution for the
construction Of 9 wagon road from Fort Benton to
Walla Walsi referred to committee on Military
| Affairs.
NEW YORK, April sO.-Tuekerman the mail
robber has been convicted.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8O.-COttOn sales 1000
bales; prices nominal. Sales Of the week 1900
bales. Receipts q 1893 bales. Stock in port 826,
500 bales. Sugar unchanged Flour 4, 25a4 30.
Red wheat Goal 90; White l,l23al, 10 Yellow corn
S. Pork steady. Lard in bbls III Coffee l03a
III. Freights nine siztssnths Exchanfe sterling
72ssf
WASHINGTON April 30.-Tbe House accepted
the report of the Kansas Conference Committee by
l12 yeas to los nays A message was received
from The Senate announcing the concurrence of that
body on the same report. Adjourned till Monday.
SENATE.-Mr. TOombs announced that the two
Houses were unable to agree the Deficiency bill.
Mr. Hunter gave notice that he would again move
that the Senate reeede.
LOUISVILLE, April 8O.-Henry Barrett, clerk of
Wright s. BridgefOrd, committed large fOrgeries,
and mas sbsconded. A reward is offered for his ap-
prehensiOn.
The selling Qualities of Berhave,s HOI-
land Bitters.
y
will sell well here. send US gross.
JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, JAY ], fSS4-Send us gross B9F
have's Hoand BitterS We want medicine o. this Bind
in market. JOHN BlRkS & co.
SAINT PAUL, MINEEsOTA.-There is quite ready sale
here for your B@rasves Holland BiEters $500
WM H: WOLFF.
WELLsBURG, Va, Nov. l. Is58.-Sen6 another box,
dOzen Behayes Holland Bsters taking The lead here
OF al other Bitters. VIM. Il. kIhh6h.
YORK, Pa Feb.4 l6s7.Pease send usi per express,
dozen BOrhsve's Holland Berss We are entirely out.
april 25-d&WlW G. A MOKRIS eco.
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We regret to have TO announce that Col BAooN's
mare, Ella Temple, in taking her work on Friday,
became SO lame as to preclude the possibility Of her
starting to day in the $4,000 match. Tom Esnes
viii receive the forfeit There viii however be two
very interesting races, that the lovers Of good
sport will not be disappointed The programme is
as follows;
FIRST RAoE-sWeepstskes for 9 yr. Olds Nile
heats. $50 entrance. S25 forfeit.
GEO. RICE enters ch. f. by Albien; dam Ann
Chase By Levisthan.
JOHS KENNEDY enters 6. c. BY Emu; dam by
inderby.
&c. CARTER enters Oh. f by Albion; dam Delta
by Priam.
To come of at q o'clock, PM
sEOOzD RAOr-Matoh for s, 900. One mile out
-p.orp. IT..
W. T. CHEATHAM enters b. f. by Glencoe; dam by
Le7iathsn, 3 y.
W. ROUKDrREE enters Oh c. Tom Eanss byS BOs-
ton dam by Leviathan; ~.
These races cannot fail to afford fine sport. In
the second there viii be fine opportunity to test
the speed Of Tom Eanes, as he is matched against
one Of the finest and most promising fIlics on
th3 course. lie is not, Of course, "pOinted " to
run dash Of q mile, yet we have-sO much con
lenoe in his powers that predict that the pigsEH
will have to come home low down in lhe fortiss, if
he does not bring it. The friends Of the hy assert
that she can do this, and from what we have seen,
We are not inclined to question the correctness Of
their judgment.
In the first race all the entries untried, but al
well bred and promising
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-01
SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the veal
1885, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to 8th Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are oereda list Of which with regulations fol
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office of the Southern
Homestead, No. 174 Desdrick Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the veal
1868, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THOs. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIN. G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triW&wtd President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-01

ASF- The Barber Of SegHls drew full and fash
ionshle house al the Gaiey last night considerably
larger than that of the night previous. Miss Du
rand, as ROsina was tender, arch, and impressive,
by turns, personating the fair ROsaa with musical
effect that would have done no disCredit to the
boards Of the Academy Of Music, or the Italian
Opera. Miss Hodson, as Count AlmaUiDa was an
impassionsd and thrilling cavalier, winning more
hearts than that Of the gentle ROIiHd. The other
characters we're sustained with sprghtliness and
effect that did great credit to the Troupe
The piece for to nights The Daughter Of the Regi
e1euf.