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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
WAIM'S CELEBRAD PANACEA
foH THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE "
Incipient Consumption, Scrofula,
General Debility whiio Swelling Rheulnaiis, Diseases Of
the Blood, and the effects Of Mercury.
SWANS PASAosA has becn for han tLrs years cce
bated in this county and in Europe oi its extraordinary
curesfor the certificates Of wheh reference is made the
directions and books (Which nay be had gra accompanying
tho psnacea
It been used IN hospitals and pirate practice aud ha
had the singular fortune Of being recommended by the
celebrated physicians and other eminent pesons. Among
v Gi5son, n Z, Prof q srgcry Pa uniyerslty
W pswcss, B. Prcf Of MID. Ia usiyersiiy.
Chapman, y 2, Prof Of Pbyfie Pa uniyersity
DR. Del 4aiio. Professor sf Medicine, Havana
Joss Eooienso, d ls,5 iTef 4. Of surgery Lisbon
CIV Ewing, late Miaisterto Spain.
Sir TLonss Pearson. Major GeGsral Bril.4A Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul SC, Se.
lesides lae number of Ministers Of the Gospel M,ln-
And aso the wonerfal cures eeete by swains Pai,seos
have for many se iuyaasble remedy. The fana
eea docs not contain mercury IN torp aud being no
cent preparston may be given q il ge tender ian.
tsiusng three hslf pints) OF three bottles fsr 81
Hewase of imposition.
swainns Pasaoea is in round bottles Auled Iongudnay
with the following letters blown on theghss
eSwaim's--P Panacea-- PhiIada.p
and having the name Of JAS SWAIN stamped on the seaip
wax, and written the label covering be cork and
label for the aide Of tia bottle eosnpoEed ogeomcc at
work connrtne tine different dic which have beeep rrc,
for the exclusive of the proprietor BY Draper Co. Bank
Note Fpgavs Phad dies different patterns iron
the body oEthe work. aud in the centre portrait t
late VIM SWAIN separated from the borders by two circles
lathe work The words "Swains Panace engraved
epcuousy two TUNED strips aud large d
ms the upper margin. The borders composed Of pla
lathe work stripe, outside Of which engraved IN small lete
tho entry Of the copyright
Also, Swaim'S Nermifuge
valuable Family sodsde being highly approved rene
ay for the diseases arising from debility Of the digestive organ
fuch worms cholera morbus, dyseniey, fever and ague
booaog piles sick headache &e panlp hle accompane
the Vernlfuge, which may be bad grahs
Prepared only at swains labo1atoryold standsesent
street below Chestnut Philadelphia, and sold by all the
epeciable Druggists in the United 3taes-
Caution 10 the Public.
Person wfhng 10 obtein the genuine PANACEA srd YER
MlFrGE. should be careful 10 Observe The
SWAIN
Il spelled correctly the bottle ard labels they may
imposed upon by medicines made n imitation Of them b
persou bearing somewhat similar well calculated
deceive General ARentA ioi the upited siatts
SoHEFFETIs BRoTEERs & Co.
emt2s 10 William street, New York.
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MELoDEoNs. &C., &c.
Atwater'e

DREMIUM SIS, Sewing Machines -
IL PATENTED May 9th, 1867. This Aschne has neither
hooper book shuttle spring or cam 70 ei out q Order and
AWARDED the FIRST PREMIUM at the New lcsk State
Fair held Baso Oct eth 1867 for Simplicity D4rstai
~, Capacity and Ifactical Utilify.
EEf@ SINGERS, and WJIEElE 4 WILSON'S high priced
Machines il competition. III
Committee Of AwardsJ G. Culver Editor OF Albany Ex
press 81 b. Oyait Esq, Practical Aachs Rochester, n.
e. Phneas Stanton Secretary Of Iughain University, n "
and Czlyn Hvrlbert, ESQ.,, N. Y.
TIs is emphatcally the Machine for the people, It las
but To be admired aud used TO hc appreciated
The above Machine be and tefcd at the Boot and
shoe store Of " PILIIPz Agent for the sale Of the At
waters and other Sewing Machines.
6-F@ Sign Of the Big Boot 434
ls,ta,,,fa Aprfl IA 1919.
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THE Best Family Medicine now before
- the public M the eefe Of ecfofola Ulesrs ectrry or
Erupour 81 ic ti Fever and Afdc Uyshtp D4cpsy and
IN fact mort All decsaoe tlgd 70 their cufnc properties
hastfon conputed that during Che lns twenty fe years
utwaa OF -Four Millions ci rfIou have been ~ the
uie o these medicnce fact which spsaa olanlts IN agof
of iheig curative prcpeiicsa single fd w place thtn Be-
c toruae the blood cslo4d y heSty elaio and ffcei
from ain imputiien The syscm not reduced darling their
business N pleasure
Th6 afflicted have 10 ibcao medicines remedy that VS. DO
k,r them Al iiiat tntdicinr possible ulfct
Prepared " ". y. M0FFAr NJ p, nepriotor New yorh
! A.hiahaIa. sent % 1851 sos
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physician Of thirty yoars preciicc. Ny principal
s,udy ha teen dsesse Of female Is have gcnoiay baled
my lost efforts ubtainiug tho materials Composing Mar
shdfs Uterine oatolcoa, piepscd With them; gave
them sir Trial aud found ysof abunJanty soccesui 10
lonrsr practice could only mitigate The emptona Of
about hah The cases and could 20 ten Nov
radically cure AZ least IN twenty and mitigate
the rot consider Marshals Uterine Cathoicon e great
est blessing to fenslee have met with
s. n. MIIIIAls 81. d. Clallasinl.
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0RAFFENBER0
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Yrraff. rrIcNr
NOME "a STTNONY

Hartford, Trumbali Go. o., March IN, 1867.
hereby certify that have cn dealing IA tie CradeuDere
Medicines 70. the past and truly say that hart
ored any mcdieiucH 10 the public that have met viii
the Pills and Cathoepn, They Viii readily neriorm an
tan puinised ct them have soldNbout niy bot
Of tho Cahocon the past eeason hear the best ro
salts in every case D. n G. JOHNSON, Medical Agt.
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Planting whsal in HlIla-

A correspondent Of the n T. Tribune
al Roehester, Indiana. writes as follows;
Iplanted east Fail Eve rows Of wheat,
with space between different rows Of three
feet, two feet, and eighteen inches; this was
kept clean With the hoc, and the product
Is as follows: Average number of stalks
from each seed, nearly 80 number Of grains
TO the head, u to 100
Thus Il We conDt less than really grew,
say 30 stalks from each grain OF seed, and
4 the fewest number Of grains found in
@sne head, we get at The rate Of over 1000
fold. and from that 10 2, 300 counting the
highest yield. From the year I3z5 to '55
she average Of wheat in this and parts Of
the adjoining counties. according to my re-
cord, vas less than bushels to the acre,
the very best being 3S bushels. IndiaH
corn sown broadcast at the rate Of from
one TO two bushels win yield larger arer-
are. kni when planted In our usual way
pfoduccs frem 80 TO 100 bushels per acre.
Ny object Ia wriiing this is TO bring the
facts to the notice Of agriculturists, and ID
iaaaee as many as possible to try the ex
perimeat on as much land as they are viii
inc 70 experimcEt with. hope those wish
iag TO test the nlatier win get the wheat Il
Before TIE east 81 August lay od th.
ground two feet each way. and pHt foui
grains to ensk bin. and keep clean tili nexi
harvest. Itmust be put ia early--no mat.
ter hos soeR aftef harvest This viii give
thirty stalks ta the aquars foot. and l04,'
0S0, 600 gfaiss 10 the acre; which allowing
898. $50 Rnaiss 50 the bushel gives nearly
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..ltsbula. April %. 1851
Yet on Earth, aud in Ashtabuia.
TILE Snl.scril,nr hnirn a,..

EARE REDUCED THE -Sszs
IL Regular Fare from Asitsbaia 70 War
hss been put at Two Dollars and from jefferson Ast
bula, Fifty Cents
You that wnBt to ride cheap and comfortably DO by
taking this line The entire ne from Ashtabua alera has
been stocked with good hos coaches and seh robes
&C. We pot travellers through tine aud with
fort low tcy travel by their oonveysnee and
without the trouble. II. r. n j. c. CULVER.
ofces-Asb tabula House, Arhtabua Prentice House, JEFF
erson Janus-y Is 1851 SO
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Read what Dr. Ruehneli teys Of the Crsnbrrg Medicines
Dr. b. is pysieian Of extensive practice, and of h'
oet succesn 10 the county (ruubu IN which he resides
This ceriide that have ased tho Gfaenbcrg pills an,
Ma5sals Cnhocon, eod here BY j. n G.. Johnfon. in IN,
practice to my entire Hasfscton They aSe good iuediclace
Dr. q. ~. BUSHNELL.
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3olg 70 So

Early sowing has this prime advantage,
that the seed can be put in deep enough to
secnre the roots against the heaving of
frosts in time Of winter bare ground. 1t
win also occupy the plants in getting up
SO as TO be pro:e tion against the Hessian
hy in the fan, and by having good sturdy
roots, the plants viii push ahead in the
spring, and come in ahead Of the midge--
Early sown wheat should always be pnt il
the lowest depth il viii bear and not dnpli
cate the root crown; this on light ground
may be as deep as two or three inches. II
your drills will not do this put a weight
npon each tooth. and make them DO it. Il
you must SOW broadcast, cover with two
horse cuItivator or light gang plows.
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w REDIIEAD, Successor 10 II. g
W ro0nbs, AZ biz cid established shop ono door
South a iha Da hag nov hand and Tor sale large and
splendid assortment Of Harness q evfy descipon which he
enp Persons wishing 70 bag good fnbsianta team
carriage ielnff will And 10 their adyaniaee V cal ana
- 80 'f'.- f'lN.-At ete"ltIt .u "btA Got
be SURPASSED ali work uaffahltd =
~ assoraeni q Wbps uas ns,cr nlasas nor taif
W cheap ~ ~ peasnL IL q ao repalfd 40 81 ndk
taf3ieFC tI.mnjnf with noain1o. aud ehSraich.
REfARIko, Of s kuds proalir ptfeided ls % not sf-
fei TIE place. san OF f Hank 1. klrret dlha.
tnls. Ohio June ~ iatt t2
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J.H. wilIIals, Il. D. clsIieslo,1.
West BcdIoid, cosbocton O.. Nav i4 M

10
Mr. n H. Kingsley Sir bnse been relling the medcines
the Eraenbcr compact or The last ten years. have
invariably found tut to rfe good satisfaction; and the ps
havc sold to great many families regularly their
and coffee and with my trade they have become staple
Marsbals Uterine Cathocon Is medicine that has
done great amount OF good W female dscsfes. e
sold told she had received benefit from
lie than she did from long OF medical treatment by
JAMES WILSON.
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ALore han

On TONS OF IRON-embracing all
~ sizes Of Russia, sweods aud English Flat Bsr Iron
Round aed squaic bon, Of all sizes from inch 2 inches
heops Band, Stake Scroll Oval, and Hall Round Iron
100 Dhlf. Nail Rode
IS Rhls. ap1bc Gieel--assosied ailoa
Alaq, AmeIcar Engeh Blister, German, and Cast sioef
sale low bg GEO WILLARD.
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BOOTs & SHOEs.


BOOTS g. SHOES,
TCsT RECEIVED, by
j RO o I & RRISO
at their old Eraponunl-
$50 pairs Meas thick Roots Moss 10. 10,
80 Do Dc Kip Boots, DO Z 10, II,
so DO q Cali Boots do 7, 10, u,
1l5 do Bors Thick Boots, do T. 5, 10,
IS do do Esp Boots do T. s. 10,
- do Youths Calf Roots, d. S. TO- i3
800 do Ladies' Kip, Calf and Ensnelei Leather Boots
Gcnts Congress CATER Kii Cali snd Enaueled Leather;
do Buffalo and Rnbber 0sershoes;
I.adcs Morocco hid and Lasting Congress Gaiters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Euansilel Buskins;
do silk Lasting Caters foxed Al round;
do Morocco and Eamsllcd liaicgE;
Misses lasting tiatterz Nos 10 and u;
do Enanielled and Cai5 Lace Boots Il, 70 .;
Chdren's Calf Laee Boots fer Einter.
do lasting Iipd iiaitels;
do Morocco Lace Boots;
BOYS Calf Kip'and Patent Leather Shoes;
I.sties and Cent? RutoerE, Buskins and Sandals;
do do Cork Soles
ln fact everything IN the line Of Boots and Shoes Having
given this bneb Of business special attention several
yearsuowing the wants Of the community, aud ing none
but the very best Of work. think think safely
say that in this limo t 20 be beat CALL LooH
kNp YOU Will coSYINcEB. ROOT MORRISON.
Asltsbula, Oct. G. 1856.
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Experience has pretty well demonstrs-
ted that while the midge pest lasts it is
best TO SOW the heavy, red bearded wheat,
Of which the Mediterranean is the best
type. OF course the seeds should be Of
the best grains, and clear Of all foul seeds.
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nENHAM B JOHNSON AsltsJula
W r. ALIEN Jefferson
A. H-BECK WITH, New Lyme
a. McCAUsI.ANn RoeheiecL
T. CURTIS. Trumbull,
y. PARISH, kingNifie.
J. LYONS, Conneant.
u. MORGAN, Hartsgrove,
y. ". MILLER Co., Aostiuburg,
Il. ~ NORTON, Andover.
L. STRING, Geneva
And by Agent in all principal towns in Ohio.
For Medicines and Apcnciea, Address
II. n. KINGSLEY, CIEsELASD
43O fnr Ohio.
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for tde Relief Of TIC Sick aad Dislresssd afflicted
Wi1 pirsieai and APidsmie Lsssasss.
TIME HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. in
a sev Of tho awful destruction of human lie caused bv
Sexual Diseaezand the decepons pracoad upon the
ortanae stcihns OF such diseases BY Qnacks yosfp
ago directed their conAatlng sprgeon, as CHARITABLE
treatment 81 this cass Of dseascs "a an ther ons and Is
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 70 all Who apply by letter.
Nh subscription Of their condition. age occnpann haifs
OF life. 6c,l and IN Of exIeme overly to FURNISH
MEDICINES ftkE OF CHANGE. Il Ia need ess n add that
rho AfsQcison c1Randl tho hgnest Ardlcal skill tho
aga AVID V funiah the lnoat approved modern treatment
lhe Directors Of he Association, "a theie Annual Report
aroa ne atneat AZ SEXUAL Diseases Tor he year en0ng
January i 1883, expsstbe highest satisfaction vita the
geon The cure Of spcmaori hosa sensal Wesinss In
oteqee eohoirhoas Geot hypbia 10 of onaism or
esa1Hse 0e apd order eoiipnalc d tho same plan fof
1he DiEeeors % reew Of he past feel assored dat
the abo1 Ia tbs sphere of benerocnt effort have lacn OF
geat bcneht % The afflicted tppcieiy 10 tie young kud
tAef nafe neo,ed &c deYee themselves With renewed zeal
70 ~. tefY Important and much desplsed cause.
An adnale Report on apennaiolrhoes Oh esrlnal WEAK
mesa To Vice 81 onaaisal aatabaton aef Algine aud
other DISEASES q the Sexual Organs By ihs c0nanns fur
geon which Will Be soni b. natl "a aeaieA EpselopsD
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipf OF two aagnpe or poe
age Other Reports aud Taels the nature lfoaipept
Qf sexual diseases dict 6c- Constantly being lrhrne4
Eatutona diHiiiouiion and Will Be eoat 10 nc aNl1tN
some Of The ew remedies and methods Of tateni nspof
eFsa asitns shs s,s Sea are q ess 'ales saeeu
Howard Asqeston ka sonth Nls1n stseeb fpitaerAn'
GEO FAInrfuln, ofclflniy-
asa EZRA d. HEART WILL. fleslaent
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On Anr1sr trrs 70 tnnouncc 70 those o. bis patients With
whom ~ has been IN Communication that he has IN conpi
with toir special requts aee NfanSe ntp p esiAn
hts Ear lnstuSn IN Now York; and hc generously oilers %
attend III utraols suffering from auccons Of he Ear without
chsc ui sa4sd-thtrelg proving be sueceri uHeqnallee
and protecting thc deaffosa being apinded n paying ae
styled Aurlsis oxoont fees IN aaan.' and sae eNe'pn O
s mole serinuf evils " permitting the eppcel q can
gercus cnodics by INEXPERIENCED end unsiEtu hanus
pf II naF here state that ho hel connecon vhathfer
with person adecrtenr dfAfnsa; nether has c
given permission far the pusicson ofs cefcac puiror
log 70 emeiatr tom him. andeup n9t hcrttfef b s7Pni
bic for alarming coneqpsocn tesoug rom fahntes anu
despeaiien The loss n nnny MOI " material 70 fofn
persons but the deprivation " Of c mos. important Of
he scnss ought 70 10 regarded and tda.ed wih more thar
ordinary solcitudc.
Dcsiac noise in The head, and all dsseate dscbaye.
from the Esr, speedily and permanently removed vhoel
csufing the least pain inccnvenicnct. M al
grsrnniecd where msfofmaion does exist.
Thirclccn ycars close and almost undvidc acn1n 70 s
bsuch Of special psaeioc has tnabd him &C. reduce b rfaf
70 such degee succes a. to INK the conlne
and obsnate yield W ioidy attention TO tie
prescribed
Te destruction BY fire. Of the Phiadephia Ear Inhna
ofwhich Dr. Hartley tie head having rcoad bi from
his duties In that cty aa established pcrneny lis 10
rtion fr the cxqsaise eaineu q Ear Diseases, a 100
| Broadway, Nov Ynh.
Consultation and Examination cach morning. 4pty
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ANNUAL NrATEalNNF

IAlance \. .7..-..|..I....-..... 22626S27 O8
pd Dividends during the year. ........., 1891 81
Net balance January lsi 1867 ....... s24sa,sl2 ls
Aroeunt unpsid, not due, and awaiting rroots
of death ....-...r.. S53OO0
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PHILADELPHIA

EcRSpoeRi Iff0p established bg special EndoHmeHt
for tae Relief Of tke SICK and Lslresssd afflicted
KLk Yiraleal and Aaidsmie Lsssasss
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GEO WILLARD Ashtsiniia; W r. Allen Jefferson: 6ist,
lIic CfHesa; d. G. Webster Auhoy; i. j. Webster Cs
leant: A. MeCaaeand Aogsn: A. j. Miller AustrbuFg
by AL dealers in Medicines everywhere. 39o
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Z VAD N &.
,DICAL BOOKS.

MEDICAL BOOKS Ks, ;, WEST
Publisher, Bookseller and sta:ioner.
Offers the medical profession the largest and
best selected stock OF Medical Books that Is to bs
found in any bookstore in Virginia, and at much
WATsON'S Practice of Medicine; an entirely new
edition much enlarged 81 Is.
WOODS Practice OF Incidence vols; 10
WOoDs Therapeutics: Massris Medics; 9 vols
WOOD Bache's United States Disrensatory new
WILLIAMS Human Anatomy; new edition. 3 25
WEST on the Diseases Of Women; By the author
sIMpsoN's Obstetric Works; edited by Drs Priest.
IL and Storer; 2 vols; 60
SKEY's Operative urgery; Is.
NOR RIS on Sc1rlet Fever; z5-
M d on the Eye; edited b. DIS Jones
LAWRENCE on the Eye; SO
FARMEEs Practice Of Medicine ID ,sa, p:
GRAHAM's Elements OF Inorganic Chemstry;4 90.
DRAPER'S Physiology 4 Go.
MIlLkn's Principles OF Surgery; 3 Is.
MILLgR'S Practice Of Surgery; rs.
HARRIs' Principles of Dental Surgery $50.
BONDS Dental surgerI; $50
Kinks Manual of Pbysioiogy; eco.
HoLL6 ED's Medical Reflections; %.
S MIL i smith 3 Compe nd Of Medicine; s %.
MEIGs' Lectures On Females; 50.
MEIGS Cos etlics: 5 10.
MEIaS on the Diseases OF Children; 20.
MEICS' Velpean Midwifery 50.
ME!tS on b Fevers; 50
MEidS on the Uterus, with co!ored plates 50.
HARRISl}N'S Anatomy 3 Co
CYOLOPtEDIA Of Practical Medicine; edited by
Drs Forbes, Tweede. Conally and Dunglison;
new edition; vols; IL 10.
CHURCHILL on the Diseases Of Women; edited
by Ocn6ie; 60.
CHURCHILL en- the Diseases OF Children, with
DuN SeaLi q on Human Health; 2 vols: co.
DUNGLIS0N'S Practice OF Medicise; vols; 7.
DUHaLISON on New Remedies; IS.
DUNGLTs0N'S Medical Dictionary; co.
DUNGLISON'S Therapeutics; vols; 8 %.
DEWEIS on Females; 81.
DEWEIS en- Children; 10.
DEWEIS on Midwifery; 20.
DRAKE on Fevers, second series; 90;
EAYE'S Surgical Ca5es; 90.
sOGLY on the Brain; GO.
GUMS Doa,es tS ssdisae new EDITION; 60. ="
GROSS on Foreign Bodies; 10
GROSS en- The Urinary Organs. Is.
FLINT on the Respiratory Organs.
F0WNE'S Chemistry: So
RICHARpsONs Hunsa Anatomy; 90.
ELLIS Medical Formu!ary; rs
MILF FRS System Of Surgery; "a.
a.n.Gx:s ssMT]g s,yE,sI1 vGl: g. o.
GAAsspsNTsk's Elsmsnt. o. phy:ioiosy; 5 90.
BIaD on Urinary Deposits; IS.
BUDD on the Dsea- es of tho Stomach: 50.
BUDD on the Diseases of tho Liver; 90.
BEDFORD the DseAses of Women and Chill.
droD 50.
CARPENTER on the Microscope by su,ith; 4 90.
BARosAF on M Med Pss12 20 o.
BOW MANS Medical Chemistry; IS.
BARLoW'S Practice CT AIedcin"; 2 IS.
ALIENS Dissector's Guide: 2 %
Handbook of Chemistry. By Abel Bloxsm; ; %.
ARNOTT'S Elements Of Physic: 20,
ASHWELL on the Diseases Of Women; 8 %
MENDENHALL'S Medical Students Wade Mecum;
rs.
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PARRIsH'S Practical Pharmacy; 2 Is.
stQuARD'S Ply siology: / 80
PHYSICIANS Visiting Lists for lsl9
N. Borders promptly attended to, hen sd.
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e. No posT9oNEuE5F On ACCOUNT CT WEATHER.
-Ha,tshornes Clirs-4sN never says iaiinot like the
great Atlantic cable. lying dormant for the want OF
some moving power. but itnoyes with its electro
magnetic force and performs it's circui. thrcug the
bones, blood, muscles aud sinews, dispeliug rheu-
matisu, neuralgia pain in the bones any part of
the body or limbs. The chemist who prepares this
compound il man OF experience and science. ard
has proyen TO the world and the thousands who have
used this Great Pain Annih:iator that it is not only
the greatest discovery in Chemical or Medical SCI
enee butt has given great comfort TO the afflicted
by demonstrating TO them, that the height Of bii.s
is The sudden relief from pain,
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Nnrthcrn nInrISeta-TpY TELEGgAPH.l
nj AHRIHD,

In Charleston, s c., on Tuesday, eth instant, by
Rev Basil Manly D. d. Or. VIM. u. CIV ATH n Ely
ot Richmond and Miss ABBY NJ. MANLY.
Sc Other city papers please cory.
At Bowling Green, December 9.h. by Elder John
g Parrish Mir j II Is MCCALLkf and Miss JAN
M ANDERSON.
On the sch inst. at Sycamore Church, BY Elder
Petigru, Mr JAMES 4 ADAMS to Miss MANY
wilson both of this city:
re- Petersburg papers please copy.
On tn sth instant. by Elder Jao ID Butler, Mr
WM e LEFFhW OF ptince Edwsrd county 10 Mss
UATHARINE II BUTLER, Of this city.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WARRINGTON Dec. I3.-Senok.-The Standing
Committees we're eiected-3l Democrats to 20 Re-
publicans.
MIR. Mason gave notice of his intention to intros
duce n bill for the equalization OF the srlsries OF
American Ministers abroad.
Mr.. Gwiu made a speech in favor Of the Pacific
Railroad.
Mr. Clingman introduced, in q strong speech, a
resolution looking to the abrogation OF the Clay
toL-Bulwer treaty.
Houss.--The impeachment case o, Judge Watrous
was discussed.
A resolution was adopted calling on the PRESS
dent for ALI Information in his possession concern.
ing the late boarding of American vessels by Bri-
tisb cruisers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsKrSeroH, Dec. 13.-The State Department. has
received Intelligence from Chill, that the claims
for the American vessels Macedonia and Franklin,
which have been pending long series OF years,
are about to he paid. The amount claimed by the
owners of the Macedonia is $250,0o0.
The Official dispatches relative to the boarding
Of the steamship Washington, at San Juan, by the
British, are not yet divulged; but, regarding
newspaper reports as correct, persons of high ofi
ciaI station consider relations with Great Bril-
tain exceedingly critical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14
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a.. RICHMOND THEATRE
SECOND NIGHT
OF the Engagement of the Distinguished Artist,
MRS. JULIA DEAN
RArNs
ShieTs Great Play of
EVADNE
Shells Great Playof
EVApNE.
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE,
as EVADNE.
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE,
rs EVADNE.
Acknowledged to be the most finished piece Of
acting ever witnessed and il which character she is
WITHOUT A RIVAL.
EVADNE. TC-TIGHT.
MRS. JULIA DEAN UkYNE
EvADNE