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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-06
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-06

NEW BOOKS
~ Peterson's Magazine for February;
Waverly do do do:
Singing Bird;
Missouri Harmony;
Carmina Sacra. at
fehl2 pOBELL,& CONYyGTOy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

SANDS, NArHANs & Co.'S CIRoUs-It is ad-
mitted by all who are au tait in such matters,
that the circus 10 question is one Of the best
in the country, and with the addition Of the
Caliope and the performing elephants, decidedly
the curiosity Of the agei there is no ground for
wonder at the immense success of the company
here, as in every other place at which they
have exhibited. Independent of the intrinsic
attractions Of the performances, there is &
method in the style of management, which Of
itself is one great ingredient Of success, at the
same tim' the proprietoFs are liberal, high-miud-
ed gentlemen We can assure our country
friends that ia this exhibition they will witness
more than is announced in the bills, rather a
novel incident in show statistics. Cincinnati
Commercidi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
scnnErIA crnfn.

FREMONT Sandurky Co., O., May 1858.
DR. TunBsEe SFs Hoping 70 sssist you ia tho good
work you doing aud 81 the tine 70 cheer aud beue
h despsndng invsds give the facts Of my ps In
1852 she first noticed aWeng the side Of her neck. We
promptly resOrfd 10 treatment but It's growth not
ted Other tried repestedly and almost
ingly but without avail the a. ncteascd until March IS
55 when Il projected beyond uace consutrg delormy.
Having given the hest phyirsns in tho County nearly three
trial and ali this time becoming ghe entirely
Encouraged and only by tho persunsUns Of friends
that she called ysu al this time. After taking your
dies three four months change noticeable whiah
went until the tnor entirely removed aud her gen
c health fully estod For two past her health has
been excellent and not symptom Scruiua manifested it
self Yours, with much respect, HENRY E. SHlFELY.
AN0TiIER.-siiss MARTINS Eaton, NOV Mrs brightly Of
New Sewieoy Beaver Co. Paase very similar 10 ts ab3yc
cared several years ago Has since married hut not
trace Of the disease dcoyerabe upon hsrsef child
10th enjoying fine health
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
GARD no rHn LADIES 1

The Hachish," or Percie Pills, for Females,
inaiabe in removing obstucilons and irregularities Of
the they give strength 10 the and youthful
elasticity and ygor The system and part strength clear
aud biarcy 70 the eye increasing It's Of scina-
ton TO remarkable degree Designed s9uy Iemedy for
Irregularities &e and to give and beauty the eye f0r
which they oquyet they should not be used dur
,s,s,s ~ esch bav snd rsrkago For All eonnlaints
aiig from dersnged msnsruaon they unequaled and
hfaiae. The ppressoH Is speedily relieved
l irregularities corrected and bs the the PERCH
Pills there will be Of these complaints Thei
ecct upon not transient IN the least inurou
but Jetfci and lasting The high favor in Which they
bed by the many hundred ladies who have used them is su
guaraee that they contain properties aud produce ef
cts npon ii seases incident the female constitution which
before been obtained Full directions in each boz
aud package The signature of EMILE MOTION, Proprietor
must be on all genuine which imported only by MASSOU1
Laurie Sold BY all Druggists ia The United States and
Canadas Price 81 rs per box half boxes 75 conts Mai
caees hayin appearance ordinary letter. price
dollar, sold oiy by general agents. V. b. ALDEN
CO.. Cleveland Ohio whom orders should be Addressed
Sold by GEO. WILLARD, and
Ashthsu,o o. 459 BENiIAM Il JOHNSON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

FenALE EDUcATrcs--lRov. RoswELL HAwKs,
President Of Mt Holyoke Female Seminary,
and now engaged 10 the establishment Of a
school on The same model at Panesyille, Is q.
mong us for the purpose VI laying that object
before the citizens Of this place, in the hope o.
enlisting an interest in the csuse and also Of re-
alizing some substantial encouragement iowardt
the accomplishment Of that end The benehts
Of such a school as the Holyoke institution on
the Reserve, can hardly be estimated. We com.
mend the enterprise to the favorable considera.
ton OF our citizens
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

BUSINESS CHANGE.-We are pleased to
announce that our friend SAMUEL BENHAM,
Jr has again entered into business, and
commenced the active duties Of mercantile
life Having bought out the dry good and
grocery business of Messrs. BENHAM &
JOHNSON, he will be found at the counter
ready to meet the wants of his old, as well
as any new friends his predecessors may
have made. We are authorized to say tha
Mr.. BENHAM will speak for himself in due
time when be shall have had time to re-
plenish his stock, and put himself on foot
ing of equality with the best of his com
petitors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14


WfI.IIAMs CoLLEGE.--The exercises at M
lams College the present year, are represented
to have been of highly interesting character,
exhb ting a higher average Of excellence, but
fewer marked excellencies, than usual. Among
the graduating class, numbering Sc, we notice
three young gentlemen from this state, one from
Surnam, South America, and four sons oi
American Missionaries in the Sandwich Islands,
three of whom bear off as many of the chiei
honors of commencement, including the vale
dictofy.
Our young townsman, EDWARD 'HuBBARD
FITcn, contributed to the intellectual festivities
of the occasion, an oration--"The world we
live I'M aud took his degree with the class.
The address before the Alumni, was delivered
By Prof. MORGAN, of Oberin upon the claims
of the Bible, to be studied and understood by
men who are leaders in society and education.
Prof. MORGAN is biblical scholar, and his ad
dress is said to have been worthy Of his reputa
Uon
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

The communication on the subject Of the
great event of the day, as it might have been
viewed at the celebration if the writer had had
an opportunity Of speaking, was received too
late for this weeks paper, but will appear next
week. if on perusal, it should prove all right
and not to have suffered from keeping.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

A Master Piece Out-done. We have lately
plosed Ayers Cherry Pectora the Ultima Thule its
line and that nothing had been would be Invented which
could surpass II in iis fine points Of excellence medicine
But confidently assured by those competent Judge
the subject that Dr. Ayers PH excel IN high medi.
cal artistry that widely celebrated embodynent Of his
skill lie has succeeded in making them not only pleasant 10
take but powerful to the large class complaints which
REQUIRE purFative remedv.-Lanoastsr ArPNs Kv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Godey's Ladys Book for September makes
its appearance and puts the household in a stir
to get the earist sight of its tasteful embelish-
ments and scan its entertaining pages. 1t may
almost be said to be an oracle-.a very encyclo-
pedia of taste, fashion and entertainment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

DR IT. TUBES viii be in attendance

Ashtabula, Aaitasuls Housb Wednczdas Aug %
Connoaut fremont House, Tuesday afternoon "a
Painesvile American House, Thursday 70
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat Ltngl
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen; alse
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism Neyoueness, Debility Dyspepsia
Female diseafe ARue and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood
Erptons Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties Of hong stand
ing conpsihs both external and internah
For ten yeas Dr. T. has devoted hs entire time "a
Chronic diseases treating thousands annually many Of whom
had exhausted every other within roach N
hfe Htfa other posont employed n0r he make ck
hks rt tear DOM to bH,lduP again The medicine
30 taken With saey By The most delicate and aents may
main At home sud coutinue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exece Many hundreds have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physcans had given up all hope
tie indispuabe evidences Of which always be furnished
nvAdr however reduced defarng, invited 20 call
and may he assured that encouragement win te given
expense incurred vithouta corresponding prospect Of recovery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

The want Of Centuries supplied. For cet-
turtles the vegetable and mineral kingdoms we're searched
hausting the strength Of the patient ry violent purgaion
At last would seem, the the hour and the medicine
BLOOD Pulls achieving the supposed mposs-
b. They strengthen the system and foy tho constitu
its the blood 10 this important work. the HOOD
PURFfsR s also said 70 be powerful auxiliary See Adyer-
tisep1nft,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

PAsstSu CoUNTERFEIT MONEY "a man by
tho name Of ELIJAH BEckwITH, residing at
New Lyme, was brought before Justice Booth
on Friday last under an Indictment for passing
counterfeit money The prisoner had bought q
hat at the store of Brigham Co., aud handed
to Mr.. Chan berlpin, who was in attendance, a
elO State Bank of Ohio bill, which was sup
posed to be good, taken, and the balance pass
ed over to the purchaser, who left A closer
examination proved the bill to be dangerous
counterfeit. Beckwith was sent for, arrested
searched, and number of his neighbors sub
pnnaed as witnesses. The testimony went to
show that the prisoner had, inadvertently a,
least, paid out money Of a like questionable char.
scter on two or three occasions before, bnt the
proof was not deemed sufi cient to warrant 0
binding over Beckwith was therefore discharg.
ed.
The sentiment Of Beckwith's neighbors, gath
cred from free conversation after the examina
&. ton, bad rather 40 unfavorable influence upor
the minds Of the listeners The story that they
told ofhm, is that Beckwith ostensibly, but moi
very perseyeriDgiy follows the business Of farm
ing, that absences from home are frequent, anG
anaccounted for, and that his associates are of
Rore than questionable character.
BoorH, for the prosecution. aud CApwrIL fol
the prisoner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

LAwToN BLAcKBuRY, THE .N'ortoaK Gazette
says that SEYMOUR g. Co., at that place, viii
gather at least 100 bushels of berries from
about acres of bushes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
MARRIEo.
In Orwell snly 3Otn by Rev Joha Hail. Miss kfizABEI
HAYES, 20 hr. HENRY J, CLEEyE.
pfEp.

ID fef6x July eth, Mrs ANNA b. DAVIDSON wife of Mr
James Davdson and daughter Of the late ilas Babcock
Wayne, aged 5s years.
At Geneva, Augas 9th, Mr. 2. p WELLER Of conncaus
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

ORWELL AGRoULTURAL SocIErY.--A vigo-
rous and efficient movement among the farmers
Of Orwell, has resulted 10 the Organization Of a
society, township wise. The Reporter publish
es the list Of premiums offered. which are iber-
al. evincing foresight and tact, which will tell
upon the future success of tha socisty.l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
MofFat's Life Pills and Pboenlz Bittets,

Molfats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters. The
Curative properties Of these medicines have been fully tested
nr quarter Of century and 1t an established fact that
the3 have superior although many rivals and imitaor
r te cure of Intermittent ague dyspepss piles
rheuinatiun Prepared and sodby W B. MOFFT 335 Broad
way. Nc1 York. and by his Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

AFFLIoTIvE.--A sad occurrence took place
on Friday afternoon the 9th inst By which two
NrM, residing near the toll gate Gu the hafbcr
road lost their lives. MARY ELIEABBrH, l3, and
SARAH DELILAn, aged l. years, in company with
companion Of similar years, went TO the creek
in the rear Of their residence, Tor the purpose O.
bathing BY some means, they got into water Q
little beyond their depth, and while tie third
child was enabled to gain foot hold, the sister
who are said to have been amiable and proms
ing children, were drowned. The alarm wa:
given BY the little survivor, and the bodies o
the lost we're recovered as is supposed in abou
an hour after the occurrence, of course, too late
for any hope Of the restoration of life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

RELIEF FOR THE AFHIorEn - Remember
that DR. L. G. CLARK, German Refr-~ped Url.
pothic Physician and Surgeon, will be at the
Fisk House, ou Sunday, Aug. 10th. See ad-
,teriiseinanf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
DR.. JACKSON
INDIAN BOTANIC PHYs1cIAN,

INDIAN BOTANIC PHYstcIAN,
OF Ehe Pa.--Lste of St. Louis
.sy be consolted-Frce Of charge-ss follows;
Ashtsbula, o.. AshtSbula House. Friday August 20
Couneaut, q, fremont Iiouse, Wednesday, "a
Jefferson, o., ThorFsons Hotel, Saturday 20
Cohneautvlle, Pa, Powers House. Thursday. July lst
treatment diseases the LUNGS CHEST Liver
stomach Bowels Heart, Nerves. SKIN scrofua salt heum
Eyspelas any and a diseases arising from impure Blood
FEMALE WEAKNESS and Female Diseases Of all kinds also
CHHoNo or long standing diseases given DR.
Jackson s W0rd-Soide reputation.
Regular Visits
DR. JAcEsoT vu make regular visits large number Of
e principal Towns IN Ohio Pennsylvsnia and New fot
fahens can thus have the privilege Of consulting regularly
in from TO three munhsa matter in very many
Physician to precrie course Of medicne h only
Ing his patient, to effect permanent aud lasting cure.
Taralids Should Marx Vel Tie Time
And CA1G EARLY as possible The time is limited and th
sppointnents win be Taasil91eeag ker az above.
only tends 10 coarm and render proAeted an'
difficult.
Dr. JACKSON will make examinations Of the Lungs an
Chest by the of the STETHoscorE Free of Charge
Dr. JACKSON will prescribe without prospect bere
atting his patients No iase promises viii bo made 0,
Iense incurred without corresponding prospect of
Dr. JACKSON does not tear down to build up and
mineral po.soAs in any case
Dr. JACKSON procuIes his medicines from the Wilderness
the Far West, analyses and compounds them himself
Dr. JACKSON wishes it distinctly understood that be re
CARDS CoSsUMpTIos DisEAsE and is willin
that his claims to public confidence may be etmsed by tn
success attending his treatment.
Dr. JACKSON although paying special attention 10 LUNG
THROAT HART and KNALB psEAsEs also invites to con
suaons In ALL CHRONIC disesses incident to the human
system Seeing many thousand every year. he
prepared TO give opinion the durability of
f-y- No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION. Ia
A. G. JACKSON, Indian Physician.
Dr. JACKBoN would also say to all persons Wishing to
suit him by letter. thsy should direct to him st ERIE Pa
giving Kim full statement Of their case aud they design
have medicines sent them by Express otherwise, that
by enclosing reasonable FEE Medicines, with fuu strue-
tisns their use and advice will be promptly forwarded
Dr. % has In the past year treated large number SUCCESS
FULLY Of whom he hss seen face to facebut whef
convenient he would advise all to consult him personally
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

.nR. J.. G. CLARK, oermon Reform.
II ed ufp6hle phyrisiAn and surgeon 0outhy n me
firm Of gafk Gioson be consulted Al The following
iiuio and places
1sss'ssos ss,sl ilst Bonss Ssnssy ...A.. Assgf, y
Ecek Creek leopard Wednesday Thursday IS le
conneaet, Itemoni House, Saturday -
Gerard wHehgs Hotel Friday rs
Erie Pa Browns Hotel, Wednesday Thnrrdsy n "
Dr. T. O. cask having hsd hoquen and urgent solicitations
from he patients and Their friends 70 vish The neehborhood
occasionally that they might consult tim personally well
- BY win hereafter Visit The above named pates
amouth
Having bad seventeen years experience In the practice
mcdcino during which fine he has treated thoueht9s of
en ~ All forms Of acute and chronic diseases wh enppr
ae'ed success toi which Of your friends neghhos
en 'e and is prepereNto 70 give relief 70 st Who msy ~
ply Particular attention viii be given n th o Con-
svhFToS aud All diseases Of ths lungs and chest Dspesa
NsT'ous Dlsesses Fsnae eersenens o. evet character
Also viii cure ola and eutflvo diseases Of Wnt
ever eharncter they may b. lie makes use Of unival
Botoicai remedies No cacei other deieierous drugs
are used.
Persons Al distance desiring advise and Nsilcfne WIN sond
general description Of the appcaehce Of the ufins with
correct statement Of the origin of the dseasc and
general history Of the symptoms With nauie age &c,
All Communications must BE- directed %
444 g. g. CLARK II n
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

AN ACHIEVEMENT Ir Houss PAiSuSo. I'VE
took casual survey Oh Saturday last, Of that
complete and pattern mansion Of Mr.. GEonor
WutARp. on Park street The Taste Of is de-
sion the excellence Of The material used IN ita
construction, and completeness. and careful re-
gard 10 convenience, with which every portion
Of il is auishcd up mark It, as has been frequent4
" stated, the first house In the coonty. What
we particularly wish to notice at this time is
the painting, which hes been done by y. v.
BR1scoR 4 Co., mechanics Of OR own village.
The oak graining, the rosewood limitations upon
the doors and stair rail, aud the rich aud lusi
trOus enamel Of the castings, are together asuc.
cess Of the art seldom eqnalled, aud Il excelled
any where, certainly not within our pursiew.-=
The same mechanics have left their mark upon
the marsion Of Mayor MoRRrsoN. upon the same
street. aud another Of the frst class houses re-
Gently erected IN our village. but as get unfnish-
ed. In It's scope and design, when carried out
this structure will be second to none in this sec-
ton. Its ample dimensions, and substantial
monsiou-like appearance, are qualities peculiarly
its own.
In noticing the progress Of village improve.
mcnt we should perhaps devote a few lines to
the enterprise of our friend WEIont, who has
now enclosed, on Park street, within lot or
two Of the Fowler place, house Of very re-
spectacle pretensions, built in the gothic order,
which will, We judge, do much in giving an air
of variety and taste TO that attractive street.
| The two brick stores which we mentioned
some time since as in contemplation, one by A..
C. FISK, for Gro c. Human, and the other
by WELLS s. FAULKNER for their own occupan-
| cy, are in quite q state of forwarducss the ma
soEs being pow at work upon the second story.
They are, We believe, to be finished up in the
same style as the completed portion Of the
blocli--iron pillars, and caps and stone sills.
|
Nature is doing much for the North Park
Such vigorous vegetable growth as now COW
ers that spot speaks well for the strength and
productiveness of its soil. The raukuess OF
its growth, indicates an equally rank ambition
which refuses TO be satisfied with anything short
of full frution of manifest destiny, and the
appropriation of the entire resources, rights,
and immunities of this favored spot. The broad
application of this popular, young America doc
trine, reaches as well, we suppose the vegetable
as the animal and political world and the MAS
terly inactivity of our Mayor and Council,
proves very clearly, that they are no noviees in
the modes Of bringing shout the most striking
and stupendous results OF which the adoption
of this principle is capable
The silent influence of the above, even before
its appearance, was potent enough to bring
down the exhuberant growth of weeds, and lee
to lining up Of the walks aud ilnparliug t.
the whole affair very neat and cOmely appear
ance. There is great power in the pen, wheI
used ony in prospective connection with thu
press.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Hon EDWARD WADE has been nominated 10
the Lake and Cuyahoga District for reelection
10 Congress- Toe vote stood 96, Baekus 40,
Riddis IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

II HAVE on hand a good supply o.
Il crOceHss which am selling low for cash,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

See d. J aoAsoy's advertisement.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19
CTTY COUNCU,,

Thursday Nov n 1855
Regular night fof meeting Of Council
Council met and was called te order by the
President
Members Present, Poorman. Heming, and
Hovey.
Tho minutes Of last i6celing were theh rad by
the Clerk and on motion approved as read.
Tho following accounts were then presented
and read by The CLERK viz,
Account Levi Taylor Of $500 for repairing
Eneiue House.
Ls,tis Bang Of % ct, for Drayiug Bcnsheo TO
81 Ward.
Jbtg, scamoat Of sio.sO for labor on strcots
In let Ward
Jno. 4 Goo. Smith Of SliiO0 for furnishing
aud laying Stonc at crossings on Washington
Streot IN lst Ward.
When ON motion Of e. IT Heming the said sew
emil etcounts wcro allowed and the Clerk instruc
ted 10 draw orders ON the prupcr funds for the
several ninouhts Of same.
On motion Copnc thcn adjourned 20 meet
1huridhf Nov, 18th at 6is o'cleek z, NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

r&-We are indebted to j. H. Klippart Of Co
lunlbus, Secretary Of the State Board Of Agrieui-
ture, for copy Of the Twelfth Annual Report Of
said Board, TO the General Assembly Of Ohio. II
embraces much valuable information.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19
ero. W. zrrolts, Ti@n O.
Winter.

Winter has really set in in earnest. The face
Of old mother earth was completely powdered" /"
on Sunday night, making her look quite young
again but, like the articles our ladies use, it soon
wore or Snow has fallen to considerable depth
in certain localities, 50 the tel-le-graph says
Now is the time 70 subseriba for paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

tB-I In another place, win be found on article,
containing some structures upon the management
Of our County Faira. We hope the evils COM
P aimed Of arc not so great as rel scented, or Il
they are, that the cohpiainauts will seek to rc
rnrm rnther ihnn ravnlnlinni,n
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

It Affords us peculiar qualification to recon.
mend the various medicines Of this establishment
TO the public They have obtained reputatioh
at home, which no other patent medicine posses.
scs and many Of our best citizens bear testimony
Of their good qunlitics