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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

lam apssiclsn Of thirty veara praeice Nv prinebal
study has been disease Of female They have generally baed
my pes eore OuieiuinF the materials composing Mar
sheu Otefine Cainotcon, pleased With them ravo
them ar iIial and found myself abunaan successla in
~ iofner Practice could only mitigate tie symptoms Of
aoout lA tae caats AMI could not IN ten Now
can IaaicAy cure st least In twenty sn initiate
,ho rost canrol 1arshas Uterine cathecon the great
ust blessing to Rmaes have met With
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MWg, Carriage Repository

49, at Ashtabuls, Ohio.
.SSiyS ~ GEO. HALL has for Faic a larrc s,oc. NJ
Slide seat Livery Phaeon Rockaway, Kpnw Noshipg and
other styles Of earsge worth from 70 70 200 dollars
OF The best Stock ard all warranted Any defect owing to
imperfect material or Manufacture, win be good 70 the
purchaser.
The RaveEna Carriage Manufacture Company at Ravenua
Ohio composed Of tip top men, prodace An article IN
the highest style Of the srt.
Their extensive manufacture Of hus smokes and eut sf
er shipping enables them select for ter own use The
best Of timber, and With good workman determination
TO do things upon honor risk in buying OF their
make Ladies Gentlemen please step in and eoL al
ths Old stand Of l. Hall Refer tc L. Halt H. Eassott an
letters Of inqui y win receive prompt attention,
43S GEO HALL Agent
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4 q. WILIANs, NJ D, charlsaioD.


:. 80. West bedford Coahocou Co. NAY ID 81
NJ = y kingsley Siri have been seiing The medicines
q the GranbeFg compact for tho last ten year ara have
inyarayy found then 20 gise good satisacoa the pills
have Soia % gleat many ANTILLES regularly as hef Tea
ana eose AND with my tde they have become staple ar
tiele harehah Uterine Cathocon Is medicine that has
done great amount Of good 10 fnmale deascs Ono ladg
solo t 70 tod pe abe had received benaG from one bot
te tnan ae 90 on long Of medical tyeaient by
the most sAlful phyaicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint and Costumes.

| I may be OF advantage 70 persons aIIIlet-
ed With the above complaints knoa hs among the many
medicines put forth eeae ten there mona that %
Tally rnoeis and efcctunily relieves tlsam as the
ANTI C0STIVE ANb LfVEh POWDER
Each ingredient ID these Powders IN faelf wholosore
medicine aud edared 70 aud
the aog1 coI nts They puoety Dry aud reduced 10
very tne powder conain neher sugar acid acArhd and
therefore not LIABLE to ieroen aud turn The so
ach, Is usEallY tD case with Aia and SyTups neither
VIII they purge ADD exhaust a BagelH and leave them
raie costiFe than before gsng then do fs but the
contrary they ptso and e0oerb e hot acra acid and
render u ales gently STIMULATE the digestive orane excite
~, thus rcneFing through tke aauia ocs of the body
whatever ohsirnc the free aHf regular ala various
aone IN - gentle and natural uu5 that aorao are scaice
aNnfe that teF haFe oen taking medicine ezceet iy The Inn
pfptsnent nnaep Baduat yot surely ioloBa fhruao Per-
toIelofe troubled n auY Of the dncuies for uhlch
thee powders recommended ought give them ifr
reial For saeby GEO. WILLARD.
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IHE STOLEN BEEF--A REcH JoKE.-A
Beichert0wn scribe is responsible for thi'
story, which the farmers viii enjoy about
killing time, and it ought 10 have been
drawn from the Drawer some months ago.
But better late than never:
The meanest Of al the men In our
region IS Sol Smith. Yon must know that
here N The country, when one of the neigh
b0fs kills beef ereatdr,' he is expected
70 send piece to each one Of the families
nearby, and they return the favor when they
kill, and SO the thing proves to be about
as broad as it Is long. Now Sol was so
mortal stingy that it went hard with him
70 think OF giving away anything. and
when be came to kiH he was bent upon
keeping il all to himself But public semi
meut was very strong on the subject, and
ne would like 10 keep up good name and
keep hls beef besides. He spoke gently
20 his next door neigbbor, johnson and
told hlIn that be thought il was very
foolish plan TO be sending meat all over
Town and each man had better raise and
XII sis own. IN fact, he was determined
70 cheat his neighbors ont Of their meat if
they expected any from him, and save his
credit too. johnson suggested to him that
be should leave bis beef in the barn over
night before cutting il up. and then take Il
g bis cellar before daylight, and give ont
thas i lad been. stolen, the peopIe wonId
lose their expected share, and be very sor.
~ Tor bin bezides
just it exactly he would do that very
thing Hs killed his beef, hung it IN to
eohl, and went 70 bed. to rise early and hide
t. johnson and a few friends, before going
70 bed, went over to Smiths barn, and
heiped themselves TO the beef, and divided
It share aud share alike, leaving but a wee
nif for the owner. Smith rose carly, and
toqad bis meat was gone. he rushed over
% 9ohnaoa's and told the story, il state
bordering on a frenzy.
Good I says johnson you do il wen. ;
But il y stole. tell You T.
That's right stick 70 It, Sol T Pat
On fbat dismal face. aaI they'll az bslieoe 4 7
fSnith saw Il was no use, He had fall.
en into bis own pit and went home .
poorer, wiser, but, We fear, no better man.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA
Important Auuoun.e.,c,,,

important announcement.
70 persons afflicted with Saxnal Disaase.
-. sash ss slERNATuRRHG, sENSAi wfstIsSess
lMp0lhAcE GONoRKHqsS, GLEEf sYPiIll a. ~, ~,
Of VNANiSAii or SElf-hBCsE &c. ia 'f =, : ~
Inc HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN slew Of t,e .,vt,i
sniess a o nSsg & caused g Sexual Diseases. aad tie de-
eses Y Voaeks nave directed her cobsuitinz SURGEON ~
t @ set worthy ottheir name 70 give 3fElCAL kVIof
uAiS 70 all persons thus afiicted Who appv by efr Mn
esses,pn9a s q their condition. cage oceupasn hala of M
Se ana N eases Of extreme overly aud suiarine n rfsi
NiSii MEDICINES FREE or 6SlARGF = tfN
ne howard Association v benevolent Insttution esah
-sea ~ especial endowment or the relief Of tie 80
sna aiH5e,sea, afflicted With Virulent and Eridemc his
~ nal now surplus Of moaus which iha dirfeors
by "a "a g Y Advertising tbe above notice. II
Mds % ~ NAV the Association eenpandG tie Highest
modern treatment. - - '.''N' @fP'pfsN
~ y Tie AsaoelAeE report On spsnstsba
S S.i s.. eaknes ne Vice Of nnssm sasiurbsion 81
Asase snu Other diseases Of the Sexual Orear tv ls
Consulting saIseon, Hhch VII be sent bg mad m p ,eS
S FREE of CHARGE, tho rceiept Of two renps
Address. Dr. GEO: R. CALCIUM, cousul.i,r sa,eeou
"a Bv edsS IN , 40 scath Nfh Street. fhadels
aa.a,. oEo. EAIRcHILp, ssholasy.
- IL. NJ taarI
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BOOTS g. SHOEe

,,,.- BOOTS 8 SHOES,
JUST RECEIVED, by
j r 90 I & RRIS 80 N
at their old Emrefiuiu--
lsO pairs Mems thick Boots, Moss, 10, IL,
81 do do Kip Boots, do 4 10, III
20 DO do Calf Boots, do 7, l0 IL.
ll5 DO Boys thick Boots do l. s. i0
% do do Kip Boots DO q s. iS
= DO foutlis Calf Beeta, do 8, 10 10
800 DO Ladies' k, caif asd ErsSnelIed Leather Boots
Gents Congress Gaer Kid Cali ant Enainelied Leather.
do Buffslo and Rubter 0ylsstces,
Ladies' Morocco, Kd and Lasting Coz Zress catere:
DO Jenny Kind Patent Leather aud Enalneed Ruthin,
do Shk Lasting Gaitera foxcd all round;
do Morocco and Enanielled CATERS;
Mtases Lasting Callers Nos 10 and l2
do Enamelled and Calf Lace Boots 10 to2.
Childrens Caf Iscs Boots, for pirtsr
do Lasting Tip'd Gaiters
do Morocco Lace Boots;
Bcys CALI Kip and Patent Leather Shoes:
Aades aud Cents Rubbcrs, B1skius and Sandals.
do do Cork Snles
IN tact everything In the line of Boots and shoes Hapv
gwen this branch Of business special attention for sv
knowing the wants Of the coznunfy aud hsrius rn
bat the very best Of work, think can Rink We can
aay that ia this line we to be beat CALL Avn o
AMI YoU WILL cosviEcED. ROOT A. NoT&nisnsSg} Ma sgVh
AEhtabua, Oct. G. 1854 = ''''SS.f.
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w hEDHEAD, Successor To II. g
=, IoQAbs, At hia old established shop ena deor
south q ths Bank hsa hand and ior ie ARE d
s4fnci4 sssof OF arDres 81 every detoipon ueh ho
eeest rsI.ens Wishing % buy aood autAani team or
ee1,ate ,lareA rl nnd t 70 their advantage IA can ana
he aplPeated. All work nasrnnief = - -''y' A--v''
IHrtiI|1 Assortment OF Nhir, -. .,eF ,.a,s -. "A,
y .-P Z. lese9s he Il aao prot6ld "a 40 iI Kind. Ell
'+1,'.te r t ntr'pnl Fiif peatncfs and dI1pdtch
~ it6 ess one door peeth Of TIE naph MAaa Street. ifhia
Ne''f WIN hooe n, lhof- .g2
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HOME TES T[MoNY

Hartford, Trnmbtll CO. o.. March tn 1857
hepqY certify that have been dealing tbe Craenbete
Aeoie'nes lo me rael year and truly say that have
never o1eed any medicines 10 the public that have met with
tho la and cnthcleon They viii readily perform a and
inore tnen = promised for them have cold about hy hot
Ties o. he Cathccon the past season hear ho heat ro
sun N every cise. }. II q JOHNSON, Medical AT
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FEYER AND AGuE. CURED

H'EN Eh AND AGILE, CURED
a Without Arsenic or ouinine
DR. LEEDS ounine substue, or Nerve Tonic positive
Cure for Chills and Fever,
and an Dseases arising from Derangcment Of The Ne-xoss
system, aud very Successful IN preventing
Yellow Panama, or Chagres Fevers.
The Recipe discovered by regularly esduaied hysi-
esn ard is therefore entitled to tic confidence
other Physicians presentation single tia W prove iis
efficacy One bottle in Ordinary Of Fever ard Agse viii
efeeta cure All that is asked Is fair tal All who have
used it. speak loudly in its faror Read the ciIcuaf.
J. a. HAZARD, Sole Proprietor,
No III Maiden Lace New York
\. G. RREwER Agon West sIde clegeIaad Ohio. snsiss
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FAnrlAL DEAFNkss Ann
DISCHARGES FROM TIE EAR.

Da HdnTtrs begs % 70 hose ofhl patients i,
whom he bae boon IN communication, that he ha IN conp-
with their pecla rcques mado arrangements to osab-
his Ear Institution IN New Iofkind DO eencouhy oilers to
attend on pefaons suffering from aoclona Of The Ear without
Charge until cufadherey proving ha unequaled
aud roectingthe deafon being swindled BY paying ao
styled Afiss exotiiant ises IN adsanc and bo nhcon Of
s moro serious svil BY permitting the eppcaton Of dan.
gct0ue remedies By inexperienced and unsklfa hande
Dr. u may here state that he hhs conpccon whatEycr
With adver.ng 70 dcafess nuithcr has ho
given reusnon for he publication IA evrihcaies pnport
ing o enanae cm him; and not therefore, tq repoDgi
pc fof any aaing consequences resulting from laansta and
desperation The loss y MONEY may mol b material to
pereo but the depvaon Of " the most mportant oi
theoues ought to BE- regarded and treated with than
ordinary solicitudc
Deaaes noise y bs head and an dlqaoeahe dscsrgoa
rom The Ear, speedily and permanently Tcnioycd without
cansnT The least pain Inconvenience cure An al eases
guaranteed where maiformatlon does not exist
ihleeeu years cusc and aoost undivided attention to thia
2anen q special practice has enabled him reduce his treat
net 70 such degree of success u k the most confirmed
ana oespae caaes yield BY dy attention No
The destueiontg fge Of Tho Philadelphia Ear Inarpsr
oiwhch Dr. Hartley was the headba ie ieoascd him otn
his duties 70 that city, be has established oranontly hIs I'M
siitnon fer tho excessive treatment AZ Tar pssca Ut 7e0
broadway, New York.
Consultation and Examination each inorniap. eosv
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MONEY WANTED The subscriber
- is y want q Money, and would respectfully Ak an
Note or Book Account,
70 can and hsp bm y all The Cash they car oaiatr a.
% must nave ispds 70 enable him t meet his rnogai
hne eould ny 20 al thoss espseiay Who have 81 ed
aseir asrp1ts previous 70 the iEt sf ocobt tst r l.
Closing all my Accounts TO date.
uiah 10 close MS books at onco and cannot coniin "a IN
on aeat e.y e peIsons who s their aeeoan oen and
pay Pepi1 ktey pepon viii know how rate hirsolf IN
the above sttenoni, tfus there viii e no sev os ~
parL ei ny heads Q general reckeHins q accounts The
render such oonrpe ahsnlnfsly necessarr.
ssa = ss most aeseac q any thing. but nearly al kinds
Very respectfully, &e.
Aa1laRula. Dec 2. 1851. eE0 WI1IARD
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kOk CASH, you can buy Boots & Shoes
t.s'em MADE. little elfapar Of n PallLIps AT ~
sn qI We is boot Wan you can any stpe II tie county
Dust Published Price Cents Post Free.
How TO CURE CONSUMPTION
ilon. aass as'.' As'Aaa eqsE es.l. ssa Ns,ess Aasc
''n'ampien' Nsv Yoa Cii5 Fesi 5nIoe 's:ss se. 81
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III AkDMARE. - Heavy Hardware. -
-. e, epo.eI nesa ses AschsHlss Iosia Saws ~ al
nlnes N.ln t.'nehA 49,. Pump hEtalta Ga,s p,ii 49,
fything almost eomprag comriele as,orit n',3 " w, ~
hoaft Aaeu tiArdsars ior sale lo9 ~ 'pt - pe'p
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IAKE care Of your soles The sob.
- 'niba has epsssd ihop
Over II Fassett's 0flce.
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Alore than

EFUT NUb WfnI
s n O W'S Pc MS
REST STEEL PENS. - Some imnor.
tant improvements have made II fho inepufcl5rs q
s,eel pens AZ - Judge om have lately rcceed som
tps uAnulactoy % j. n 1uaw. Every pea 10 the lof n f
" pointed ana vii viie twice much a. tbe otsa IN
pofea er other steel pens 10 We recommend
q AZ ~o uA peel pens 70 the preference 70 hore [
ufsesu.ed by NJ snows-l lscisnuAe American. -
As5issslslDs Al sss 10. lsa. = < cHAraiAEi "a
0NTONS OF IRON-embracip0 All
~ si.s on Russia, Swecds and English Flat Haf INN
Hoop, Band stake Scroll Oval and alf kound iron'
no hbis NAH Rods
y bbls. Spring Hleel--assortad ,l,es
Ata AmsIcan hnsiah 9llter, German aud Cat stssT
~ -u- ~ GO. WILL. lHI-
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II IGIITl LIGHTED. p. Peters
~ Patent Non-ErpIoalse sesEoanesasinr
Gas Lamp

Gas Lamp
Tha pablo h aspssa With Tie hs ana snsst saen,n
sl ift that fsn be endneed Anon The various exneTi-
nsnn 2 approximate artificial light 10 he pare and nsile,
s. hs natIt san nane have proved sicctssfe uni the
Non'Ezplosiys seItGehefating Gas Lamp
.nsesd This Lamp only feqUirea a 70 tsst IL eooe
es osef III Others The Substance uaad - asn
it s ~ y Ane connon uid and ths lanp 70 snplc q
keo n Il va requires hrt liiile tne Or ingonIY 10
o, 49, - ~, eilnf oraait l5fm9 ~ g1a bsing eeaI
sr,r-,- ss Il, y s own ealoackfi5ni our ~ cb
ren1 snd w, . a1y ordinary lud lamp viii lite ~
fa1 III ,ee1 ~ ~ ~ .et pqfsot danger Of explosion. The
e t ev "a ~ y -sy simplicity and eeonony IS aIequal
SON WHO own The rght ~ kais5aav y DANi'A ~
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GEO WILLARD, Aahiabiai " =, Aleu- Jefferson; steve,
Kitea Geieya Il. G. Webster Anboy: Il u Irests, -.
teaut; A. Mccansland, Morgan; A. J. Miller Ausnt,rs ~
b 81 dsalsge IA Medicines eserywhs4s = - N
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{ iHEESE VAT One large cheese val
sss -. - = = ''i;Ei Go q nUBBAHD.
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GAND FOR SALF-A few thonsand
~ oa ef Sand VIII b. sold v the .ubscbs fa the st
oe.nsI 81 Ne tennyspia Avenue and 0rfhodor Place
nle1aa, April 1853 483 a. o. TOMBEs
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CASH paid for old Silver. ~
~ Aahiaiain. Osf 81. g1EEfR.
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RUTTER WANTED.-5O0O lbs Bnt-
- sa q SIXTH LoCKWoODs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
Different Kinds OF wn'sk1y.

The notle art and mystsry OF laT pro-
crosses lie the comet. ard wijens like crln-
oioe: it embraces u knowledge Of tie essence
Of Re Whether this new branch OF study
will riccessitatc the est,tishm Il OF 40 ther
adjuncs proie-s3rshjp in the Uoiversity' We
are not advised The public may Judge tor
themselves after reading the following IRON
the FseGcri,k-bure Recorder, touching the
Transactions of the Court (Car"IinC) last
Mond ": "Io Court the only case that A.
,racred attention was crmina! prosecution
agu,n-t ono PO.h, and aecoUlr''ce, for AZ
tempting to murder his brother (tne cA'ei
witness for the pro-ccutio;} with an axe
This wi,ress WIS questioned rs 70 the guam,
ty and qaa!;'y u' 5he whi-key they mad al
imbbei 90 the morning the il nee was said
t. haze been committed. The .nEious c1m.
hust,hln brands Of BID whiskey, including
'';be Fighting" "the K f." AID "SSy-R OK
Ct" were l"ane!ly explained to the Court
aud tn make long story mort, The prisoners
were promptly d!schnrgrd."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
Victor Hugo In Exile.

This Distinguished poet and politician has
now com p!cte!y recovered IRON his recent IN
disposition, aud will 10 u lew day complete
his new pJetical production, lies Peiites
Eyopees" Little Epic.,) which is expected
t. appear at the opsDing OF TIE ne" year
NJ Victor llugjs sJDs are both 'nrnailsts
Of good repute, uu. prefer TO sbare their ia
theirs exile rather than return to race,
which they are at liberty u d. II they would
only rec gnize the existing regthre; but CT THIS,
however, there Is not the remOiest probability
Inc elder son has recently been contributing
under leignei name 10 the .Je"'ltst0n OF one
OF the Par,s papers, and he /, tow ~ treaty
with one oil the propriet0rs oil La PrcSSc Tor q
oGntnce to be published 10 the pages OF that
paper. Tne younger 500 IS engaged 10 trans
iaung the com Dle,s works IT Shakespeare,
whose poems be has already presented to bis
c0untrTmen in their native tonsac.
Mile Hugo, the poets youngss: child, is sa'd
to have ,xhlb!ted indications Of ability OF
very h l-Jrdcr il musIcai com position which,
promises tor her Ii brilliant future, should she
follow cut her tastes 10 that direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
Chesapeake and Onto Cnnni.

THE MARYLAND Coal TRADE.--f0r the
week ending Saturday $50 tors Of coal
were sh;nr cd over the Pennsylvania RtlI
road; $50 tons over The GeuEg"'s Greek; 3
396 tons ever tho CuHbe,lsrd. ard l,U.5
t3os over ,he L :mp-hire road--meklns al
aggregate for tn" week from tic Whole coal
region Of u Isl TINS Total shipments Tor
the rear from the entire reGi N 5i2,356 tcn-.
CANAL PuXF-We are sorry TO learn thn'
another accident has occurred to the ma'
chinery Of the steam canal pump. The pin.
ion wheel wai again broker 90 Monday aud
several days must clspsc before it can be re-
paired,
INCREASED SALARIES Al the late meeting
Of The canal toard the salary Of Mi. k'r%'
gold, the clerk Of toe company, was incTeas,
cd t, - 600: that o! Mr. Sn"w, callector OF
this port, t. 500; that Of Mr. Ferguson 10
soector, 20 5000, ard that Of Mr.. Stone, gen.
eraI super.utcu Ienr, to 3, 600. CumJerland
TierGUh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
Thr Brazil Trade.

n me late interesting and very sensible
l.,tsr of Governor Wise. recommending the
.-rshb,hmant Of steam lines from Virginia 10
Rr,yit the remark occurs doubtless 10 tue
hurry of writing, that "uutil lately not pounu
r t ccff q was imported into Virginia, anu
n,t y,rS,niu bottom was employed IN to's
IB-aziil trade" 81. The Governor nomen'
t,riiy lost sight OF uhat Norfolk once ras-
and ~. have no doubt that MS whole heari
AMI bcs: Wishes would have her be sSiin.--
Previous to the war Of 1872 there were sever,
al houses 10 Norfolk e0grSed III the br"A"
trade. We will name two OF them lron
memory: lheOd rick Armistead Co., VINO
owned The brig BraziiIsn. She had maue
one or two voyages to R'p, we believe. prior
t. lS0S; tut 10 that year her connection WIN
that IT .Ge was Impressed on our memory oy
the fact, that Commodore James Barron nav
iny been SUSPENDED trom command 10 tue
Navy " the Curt Martial, 90 his conduct
IA the affair OF tbs unfortunate Chesapeake,
VS. rendered the command Of the Brazilian,
which be accepted, aud made voyage 10
Rio
Whether he brought back coffee, or pro-
ceeded 30 BuenUs Ayres TOR hides, we cannot
now say. j. 7. .. Feruaudos fitted out
schooner about the sane time, called the
Cupt DslmOnte which traded 10 40, ana
brought back several cargoes Ot Coffee. SUB
segment to the pc zee # lSl5-trOn 1920 10
ls27--J & ". SJutagaie entered largely
iu,o the trade u RU-shipPing h1ur and re-
ceiviny returns in coffee. Their own ship,
the Constitution, Capt.. M:Rea, made mum
Der OF voyages, aud tIey chartered others--
one Of them the throe-nasted scbOouer Fer
rata. Capt. FJ-ter, built 10 Matthews, aoa
risged eotIrey with lron-Shence she deriV
el her name. This vessel Was chiefly en-
/ poyed ia the Br zl trade. Aootber vessel,
! called the GJoi.H pc made voyage also Tor
( the same house OIe of their return c"rgoes
consisted OF 5000 bags Of coffee, which at
that time paid ) cts. 10. duty, equal to 50
per bag, or $40 900 on the cargo! lhe du-
ue- then were oJGiej, AMI the Importers hsd
6, 9 and l. uoathS credit On their bonds, ana
;ne Tree use Of the duties 10 the interim to
employ in uew snipmeots. These were hne
times tor our enterprising merchants.-Nor-
toH Heraid.
1 We think that some thirty years ago,
( th,re WAS Is South American trade to Alex
/ uudIa
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A Noble Looking Iudian Girl.

A soldier in the L. ). army, writing from
the Camp before Red River, \ w Mexico, un-
der date If July %, Communicates to the
Richmond Dispatch, the following:
81 was here that saw the Eobiest looking
IuIlan girl that eye ever bebe:d. Her dress
consisted If 3 piece ol brown cotton c'otp'
wrapped around her l,ins and banging 10 the
knee. Ga her head She wore Der nat'"e war
plume. Size was tall straight rs an arr ",
and had tree wiid Indian look, tast was
quite taking. Some o her trI"e were Ei'eo
[, auutbcr Kind ri taking, which required All
our wG;chtu!ress to presentl She appeared
70 be about is year. o. age and "hS the VII"
of youGg ca!ei about - years Old. Ii was
j, ter.stIng 10 see witG what respect She val
ted on him. Her example would be sdltying
to tho wives Of rIuic civilized lite. but II
was amusing 20 see with what lcTiiy inj1H'f-
ence the young savage regarded Der au3H-
ttous. | trusj | have too much ct The natiVe
sall-ntry O! my Own Erin to see anything to
commend ia tais example Of GOODNESS towards
cue a devoted and sweet spouse. alihorEh
exhibited by zone OF TIE rulers OF the e.rtn.'
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BetterthnD stu,nping.

Trad Kelley WAS ao Independent candidate
for Congress in the Nineteenth district OF
Ohio, and The following "csri" vas publish
ed in the CrveTIa"d papers:
"Mr. and Mrs. Trad Kelley i'vite AL their
acouaiptsnces ard otheTs, and strarscrs Q!
suitable age and character, to their Grape L.
wee, on Monday, Sspt. 9th, at precisely, seven
o'clock. They will be IN wa''lfg nnt! eight
O'Clock at which time prom"naGlns ara
dancing will commence. Ar 80 the grave
tables viii! be opened, and remain unnl
twelve; dancing. &c, until then, at which
time the PARTY willsjng Home, Sweet Home
after which the brass band will play Yankee
Doodle aud other national airs until the
guests retire. All porsous will be c1peetei
TO leave their name. or cards, AMI ten;roduc-
ed unless previously acquainted"